https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d798eb6407a4326f73a0b2a0d7cdc6dc.pdf c6e95dd1e9d6697fa28791e961e1501e PDF Text Text . Pw uow• W11tp llfl. Ohio Friday Southern tops Eastern inJVC.baseball, B1 NBA • I • \ Plcers.in. ' ........ Nawapspw 0 BY litE •ssocwtD PRESS The defelidiug Eastern Conference champion lodiana Pacers barely made the playoft' cut. The 16-time NBA champion Boston Celtics mWed the poKSeUOn for the sixth stl)light year. lndianll, which reached the NBA Finals last seuon, outdueled Boston-in the r.ace for .1. Ia · me 6oal P yoff spot in the conference Wednesday night. The Pacers' 100-93 victory over the New York Knich, coupled with the Celtics' 10297 loss · to the Miami Hear, propelled Indiana into the Postseason .. , . · _ . . Its very rewuding seemg t h e h ard worJc: t h ese guys put • · •• p c h 1· h 1 ~ho 11 ' ad e~I ~oac _fyisla oi03S ~ . ts gran ng and saosfying seemg a team i.. his Ii"" t progress, stay toge th er and develop as a team." Boston, which has not made the playoffS smce 1995, failed to put together a strong stretch run, losing .six of eight games to fall out of conte?.tlo':'. . !h~s IS the toughest one. This is a game we had to W:in," said Boston's ~aul P1erce, who scored 41 pomts. "A couple weeks ago, we gave ourselves a chance." Indiana, 5-1 in · the month of April, thrived in the playoff atmo·sphere of Wednesday ·night's game against the Knicks, a matchup pitting the last two Eastern Conference champs. Rewe Miller hit a seasonhigh seven 3-pointers for 24 points, and Indiana equaled a team record with 14 3-pointers against the NBA's toprated defense. "New Vorlc: is a team that will give up an occasional 3," said Jalen .Rose, who led the Pacers with ~5 points." form. nately, we have the ultimate 3point shoo1er in the game." Kurt Thomas had 22 points and I 0 rebounds to lead the Knicks. LatreU Sprewell and Mark Jackson each had 15 points. Plsluns RapiDrs 87 . , New Yodt' played without · Allllr Allan Houston and Larry ~ Johmon, who missed their •econd str.aight . game with. • injurie.. Just 47 seconds into jerry Stackhouse scored 20 the .,.;,me, the Knich lost o f his · 35 points in the fourth Maron Can'-·, · overuy, who bn,;....J - -c- quarter as h ost D etrolt his left hip and did not return. came a 17-point deficit and In Boston, Alonzo Mourn- won for the sixth time in ing scored 21 points .in 28 minute. - both seuon highs sevenWi hgame.th· 11 e Rap~rs'loss, Mil- and Anthony Mason added . waukee claimed the Central 23 points .for the Heat, who Division tide, the Bucb' first had lirde sympathy for the division tide since 1915-86. playoff-starved Celtics. Corliss Willianuon added 23 "We're fightipg for some- points for Derroit, and Ben thing, too;· Heat coach Pat WaUace had eight points and ' Riley said. " We're just as hun- '2 bo ds h · · L. . re un · gry to care M•lwa,u...,e. So 11 • Vince Carter scored 22 isn't as though th.-v're the pomts, · · Willi' ams had -' an dAIVIR only ones fighting for some 15 · d 11 · L' - · ' pomts an assiSts ror thing." .. . . Toronto, whil:h had its fourThe Heat, m thud place m game winning streak snapped the conference, extended their · lead over New Yorlc: to two games and closed within one game of the second-place Milwaukee Bucks. Antoine Walker had 29 a~d nine rebounds for the Celtics, who are 2-5 in April. "Obviously, our goal was to . make the playoffs," Walker said. "I'm very disappointed. I felt we were good enough to make the playoffi and we jllll fell short." , trona Pace 81 , Jason Terry scored 38' points and Nazr Mohammed added a cueer-high 24 host Adanta . took control with a 24-4 run in the '- second half and snapped a ~-game losing streak. Clarence Weathenpoon sc~d 22 points and Lamond Murray added f9 for Cleveland. " a Suns 111, MaVettcb '106 Jason Kidd fell one· point t 1 pniCS. short of a tnp ' le-double 6n- The Sonics .,.,...,t their ishing with nine pain~, 13 four-game ~-~ and assisa and 12 ~unds for beat Golden ~ for the Phoenix. eighth copsecutift limf. 'tony Delle: scored 23 points, Antawn .JamiloD scored 24 Rodney Ragen hJd 16 points ofhis 38 points in the tint baJC and 10 reboundS, and Cliff for Golden State. Rookie Paul Robinson added 15 points for McPherson 3dded 1 Qreefthe. Sum. . high 26 poin~. Michael Finley scored 34 I > p~ints for_Dallas, which lost its third str.ught. Juwan Howard added 23 points, Dirk Nowitzki 19 and Steve Nash 18. SanieS 107, ' Warrion 101 · Gary Payton scored '32 Shawn Marion tied his poipts for Searde, whioh career high witli 3S points as' · Ph · · · th ·gh extended its home winning h oemx \yon Its SIX str.u t nreak against Golden State to orne .,.me .,.. · conSider survey· SENTNL NEWS srAfF morning. MORE LOCAL NEWS.· MORE LOCAL FOLKS. • nau; ! •• ' ' . • season. 1 don't kno~ what . was homer in. PNC Park- and going on," Bob .Boone said of , trailed 5·4 when Riedling (0- Riedling, who felt tightness 1) came on in the seventh. in his right arm while throwThree wild pitches by ing breaking balls. "He made · Riedling, singles by Giles and some good ·pitches, too. But Ramirez, and Kevin Young's he came out of rhythm and go-ahead RBI double later, started overthrowing." the Pirates led 6-5. Riedling's Notes: Casey, a Pittsburgh second . wild pitch scored native who didn't hit well in Giles from third with the Three Rivers Stadium, is 7tying run , ahead of Young's for-9 with six RBis in PNC double. Park. .. . Pirates rookie leftIt was the second time in bander Jde Beirne!, who beat three seasons a Reds p.itcher Houston in his major league has thrown three wild pitches .debut 'Sunday, pitched a in an inning ~ Scott scoreless sixth. He is in the Williamson also did it against buUpen now that the Pirates Kansas City in 1999, With have signed Ramon Marnine wild pitches in nine tinez. '1 been a witness t!l the Christian faith of a community for more than 60 . .,ears. . .. I • for su._~ay ,. BY AlmtoNr lkARHs JOB SHADOW CORRESf'ONDEm ' 4to faith-· · .. •, the niihl visi.b:Ie:·6~.r umc• itp oOhe 0hio ing aqd thousands. ; The · cross; a symbol of life "through death, · has ~een located on ·the high point · of Lincoln Hill since 1940. · ·· · It was the ·inspiration of ~he late Rev. • Ralph Kuether, who came to Pomeroy in the late 1930s io pastor what is now Trinity' Congregational · Church. • . "An idealist, yet a v~ry • practical man,- one with a dream' .. , to. place a cross on a, bib whicb .we)uld be a witness to the Chrl~~ • f~ith '. 6£ a ' cbmmuniw.'' · 1(•,.·. liow t h e ,hit~ , Mae ; • (Yf~:~p, .a ~ongtiltle :lli~mper ·' of • trini!JY Churl:h·1 detl:rl.t!ed" t'be mlniste'r In il papet she wrote 111any, years ago ~bout the ~ross. . ,, . . . _ .. . . , . . . . . . ~ 'I • \ --. ' Details, A2 La~akers ,, Lotteries OHIO . Pldl S: ().3-4; Pick 4:4-7-6-4 IIIJ J15:~11·17·22·31 Objtuaries spans . ·~ I'J-3.5 Dill, s; 6:1-1 o.~y 4: ~3-9-6 · A3 L -A2 ' . , , Passoverfeast to the school's.youngest stui:lents, with much assistance from the school's other teachers, led the service and explained the sym· bolism relating to each of the Seder's elements. At the heart of the Seder were the "four cups" of the Passover: the Cup of Sanctification, representing God's deliverance of the Jews from the Egyptians; the Cup of Judgment, re11resenting the Jews' release under GOd's hand from slavery; the Cup of ·Redemption, and the Cup of Praise. The students also leamed that in the Christian adaptation of the Seder, the grape juice, which served jlS the Seder's wine, re.presents the blood of Jesus; the parsley and lettuce on the plate represented the hyssop used to paint the lamb's blOod around the home's door frame, and the marks ana piercings on the unleavened bread the stri~ and piercings of Christ "The message of Passover is really the root of. Christianity; Asbeck said. (Brian J. Reed photo) Lolr: . . Weese. Southern junior Carolyn Bentz led 'olf the fourth with ;a single. Amy Lee walked, and with one out Brigette Barnes slammed a two-run double. Pullins had an RBI single, then stole home after a cou· pie passed balls. . Ervin and Sayre singled for the second time. Emily , Hill walked to load the·.• bases, and Bentz slammed a two-run single to give SHS a 9-5 lea'd. Southern scored three runs in the flftll on four walks·Kati Cummins, Ervin, Sayre, Hill and run scoring singles by Pullins and Bames, 12-5. . The Alugmi fought back with five walks-Dailey, Cald~ well, Winej:Jrenner, Chapman, ) . Cuinmins:.and an ~I single by Riflle who ·also later - , d1~tty Asbeck, pictured . here serving the ' lflah:'J-.' rnwli,.••• ! MIDDLEPORT - With unleavened bread and grap,e juice, parsley and salt water, students at Mid-Valley Christian School in 'Middleport held a Passover Seder on U!ursday, to· celebrate · a Christian adaptation of the ancient Jewish holi- ' -Southam . ., Cross• .remains witness · ' P11111 ... SUney, AS Annual •hunt set "SYMBOL -oF CHRIITJANI. .tY - ,TJ;le lighted cross on • .Uncoln Hill In Pomeroy h¥ . ' stole home, 12·8. Pullins and Chapman · reached on errors and scored · on J;:rvinis third sin-gle of the night, 14-8. Deana PuUins came on in relief of Rachel Chapman to pick up the save. Chapman pitched a great game to pick up the win, fanning three and walking eleven while giving up only four hits. Pullins walked one and gave up no hits in one and a third . innings of work. Kim Sayre, one of Southern's all-time le~ding hurlers, sulfered the loss. Alumni hitters were Hunter, Weese, Riffie, and Sayre. \ . Southern itters .were · Pullins (3-for-5), Ervin (3for-4), Bentz (2-for-2), Katie Sayre (2-for-4), Chapman a single and .Barnes (2-for-5). Southern goes to Meigs today. . the internet, so that the user can enter a pareel number, or locate the property on an aerial photograph. and acceos property infunnation fiom· the county auditor, treasurer and recorder:' The EMS or 911 system, if one is established in Mei~ County, can also use the system to locate emer- . gency patients, and to find directions. The system would also allow access to flood plain information, "'id Commissioner Jim Sheets. No plan~ for the purchase of such a system are under way, Davenport said. He ·added that the cost has been estimated at $600,000. · However, he said, some of the worlc: to establish the ._·~ year in.Jemsalem' Wizards 109 Elton Brand had 26 points and 1 I rebounds as Chicago ended a franchise·record 25game road losing streak. The BuDs won on the road for the first time since Dec. 13 and improved to 3-36 on the road .this season. Marcus Fizer scored 21 points, and Ron Arrest had 17 points a.nd a career-high nine assists for the Bulls. Rookie Courtney Alexander scored a car~r-high 28 points, and Richard Hamilton added 25 points for the Wizards, who lost their . sixth straight. . The conunissionen met recendy with Engineer .·lool\ed at those syStems: . E~e Triplett reg;uding a Global 'InfOrmation Sys. Conunissioner Miele: J?avenport, who presided at tern, which would provide public access to survey ThuOOa)''s meeting in the absence of President Jeff information, aerial phntographs of aU properties in the Tliomton, the system would provide a wealth ofinforcounty, and ownership and tax information about the matiim, via computer, about Mei~ Cdunty properties. propetti~. . . " HopefuUy;' Davenport said, "real estate tide inforSimilai ¥fCliiS are now in place-elsewhere in Ohio, 0131ion, roads, utilities, flood plain data, soil types, including Jackson County, and Meigs officials have addresses, dr:Unage basins, and so forth, can be put on The Sf~L Subscribe todtzy . 992·2156 uuWislul in Meigs CON'"J', C4lll 4lu ~e tile q~ ~ l«4u c· . 'J'tll'}' . fNUimU, llfl4 UJ flU iireains. POMEROY -An oudine of a new real estate survey program w.tS revieWed by the Meigs County Com.. missioners during their regular meCting on Thursday m > n.e .EMS ln'· It 1 qstmJr .i f.- is BY Blwl J. 1111D Bulls 113, games, the Reds are easily on pace to break their major le.ague record of ' 96 set last Reels 1., • ., c:.v.lllrs 102 II :100! Ohio Valloy ~i"l Co: . MIDDLEPORT - After the Easter Bunny visits local children on Easter Sunday. aU local children are invited to visit the Easter Bunny at General Hartinger Park in Middleport. The Middleport Volunteer Fire Department and the Ladies Auxiliary wiD hold their annual children's Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday at 1 p.m. This tradition was started in the 1950s by the Middlepon/Pomeroy Rotary Club, and was later adopted by tfie fire department and auxiliary. Prizes will be included in each pf the 2,400 plastic Easter egg;. This year. some of the top prizes are·bicycles, cash and gift certificates· ,f.4l busin~- ~ " · · Lots of sod3 pop wiD :ii!d be included in the array of prizes, as will 330 orrle"' of MeDon" aid's ftench fries. Membe"' of the Ladies Auxilary and the lire department have been stuffing Easter egg; this · week, said Committee Chairman Bobby Johnson. This year's committee meljlbers, in addition to Johnson, are Don Geary, Kenny Gilkey, Kenny Haning and Skip Johnson. After the e~ are ~thered, all Ghildren are invited to meet with the Easter bunny. All area children are invited to participate. Children wiD be divided into age c•tegoties. CiiMiMiTii!i'MEMiia= Bobby Johnson, Doo Geary, Kenny Gilkey and Kenny Hanir« are members of the Middleport \blunteer Are Department's amual Ellster egg hunt set for Sunday at General Hartinger Pari<. (Submitted phOto) outline school-funding details ·l COLI.;JMBUS (aP) - llcpublican law~ predicted ''l'hull<day that schools could. stop a5king voters for money year after ~.ar if a n~ school-funding plan is adopted. , "They could decide based on this to be .out 'of the levy business to a much greater degree than today;• said Sen.JelfJacobson of Phillipsburg. "If 'they no longer pass any more they will have a !~vel of support that will not erode." Jacobson and Rep. Jon Peterson of Delaware discussed details of a plan t~ spend an additional$1.4 billion on educa-, tion over the next two years to meet a court order to fix the way Ohio pays for schools. · Jacobson said the plan has tht support of the Ohio House and Senate and Gov. Bob Taft "I think we can very sincerely s.tand up today and go to the wurt and say, 'We have done what you've said. We have identified and agreed\vith the problems that need fixing, and we have fixed them,"' Jacobson said. Legislators and the governor have !;'ntil June 15 to respond to the Ohio Supreme Court's May ruling that the school-funding !YStem-is ~nconstitutional because it relies too much on local property taxes. of Holzer Medical reenter " HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER ·· Skilled Nulling, Home Health Aides, Physical, ~upa~onol and Speech Therapy. Call (~40) 446·5301 1 Discover the Holzer Difference. .' �. .~. . 1'heDIIIyl1 6JII•P111 AS ,.. ......., 1a, 11101 • . .)he Daily sentinel Ftllny. Aplin. 2001 ~~--~------------~--~;; !:~~-=~:r 7 G Curfew.~restores. calm to·stre,ets for one night (J CINCINNATI (AP) A curfew restored peace to .the city's streets, bzeaking a streak of three d.ays of rioting over the shooting death of a bladt man by a police officer. City offici.als considered friday how long to lu:ep the citywide curfew in place and what changes are needed to ensure that violence won't return when mtrictions are eased. "Some people need to be fired ," said the Rev. Damon Lynch Ill, head of the Cinci,nnati Black United front. " If nothing changes, nothing will chang~ . The mayor needs to make some quick and deliberate moves." Mayor Charles Luken reluctantly declared a state of emergency Thursday and imposed a citywide curfew ro halt i •1§72YI W. VA. Cincinnati's Wont racial violence since Martin Luther King's as~a~sination in 1968. "I have '!iwci in thU city all of my life and I Jove' it to death," Lulu:n said. "I never thought I would sign an emergency order because of civi.l unrest." Police reported 42 arrests for Violating the curfew that lasted from 8 p.m. 19 6 a.m. and drastically _changed roo• tines in the city of ~31,000. Only those who were going to work or had emergencies were allowed to travel. Businesses closed early, concerts and sports events were rescheduled and Holy Thursday services were called off. " We understand this is a holy week," Luken said. " We ask those citizenS whose services are ·affected to stay in their houses and .PDY·" Some blacks initially vowed to break the curfew. Less than an ho1,1r before it went into effect, NAACP nation.al President Kwew MfuiJIC use'd a bullhorn on the steps of a Baptist church and urged a zelucunt crowd to ~home. "We've got to ·p rotect our young brothers in the community ~night;' said Mfume, who visited the riot-torn city for the day. ' lu dusk fell, helmeted police -some of them on horseback - patrolled the otherwise deserted streets while a sheriff's helicopter hovered overhead. There was no sign of the roaming groups that had l11oted stores, set fires ~nd atiacked 'motorists the last three nighu: ' ~ Rain.possible for ·sunday City Patrolman Michael 'B ernhardt. Kohout was dead by the time authorities arrived just after noon Thursday, he said. About 82,000 FintEnergy Corp. customen in Toledo, Cleveland, Akron and other northern Ohio communities lost power Thursday 'lfrernoo,n, said spokesman Mike Ferncez. He said about 7,300 customers renuined without power Thursday night. A tree fell into two homes in Toledo, but no one was hu~t. police said. west wind 5 to I0 mph. Saturday night.. .lncreasing Sunny and dry conditions won't last long for the tri- cloudiness. A chance of showcounty area. Clouds and rain ers after midnight. Low in the are due back by Easter Sunday, mid 40s. CINCINNATI (AP) - Th~ chief federal plpsecutor for the National Weather Service southern Ohio is resigning effective at midnigh~ Sunday 'to Extended forecast: said. . <. · Sunday.. .Mostly cloudy become a lawyer in ptrivate practice. Cooler temperatures will with a chance of showers. U.S. Attorney Sharob Zealey, 41, announced her resignation prevail, however. Highs on High in the upper 50s. . Thursday. · · , . , Saturday will ·be in the 70s, She took office in Decembe( 1997 after being JJOminated by Monday.... Partly cloudy. Low forecasters said. around 40 and high in the nsid President Cliriton. She was the lint woman and the first black Overnight lows wiD be 35to serve as U.S. attorney· for sou1hern Ohio, which coven the 50s. 45. Tuesday. .. Partly cloudy with southernmost 48 of the state's 88 counties, including the Even cooler weather is a chance of showen. Low · in Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati metropolitan areas. expected next week, with high There has been speculation about whom President Bush temperatures in the 40s on the lower 40s and high in the nsight nonsinate as U.S. attorneys in the ,southern and northern nsid 40s. Tuesday and Wednesday. Ohio district~. ,. Wednesday ... A chance of Sunset tonight will be at 8:08 , and sundse on Saturday showers during the 'daY, otherwise partly cloudy. Low in the is at 6:56 a.m. m id 30s and high in 'the nsid DAYTON (AP) _ 'Fhe FBI arrested thzee meld and confisWeather forecast: 4 ' c:ated an additional 44 pounds of cocaine in a c~ that proTonight ... Mostly dear and Os. .. . Partly cloudy duced the . lar&es~ cocaine seizure in city history. :rhursday cooler. Low in the lower 40s. wtth a chance of showers. Low Arrested and charged with cons)liraey to possess with intent Light and variable wind. SatUJ;day... Part!y cloudy. in the: lower 30s ard ~gh in to diatribute cocai.rie were Arvin Ridley, 45' ScnteU Snsith. 21, ~d Bobby Eugene Johnson Jr., 43 . High in the lower 70s. South- the nud 50s. Th b h. 44 ~- f . .-,. d . · '-~ e case egan w ep poJ.!nuo o ·fOCiPMftRF. ;.>Wun , .' ' . • . ' - i onpay r,ight inside three· carll&b~i'd tl<»re~ili'"i"~!'lilng lot ' ·• TIXI fiCIS ,....____.. · ehind a football stadium. An investigation by the. FBI led to r-JIII~II• · , diJcovery of ;in additional44 pound$ in a garage. , ,.:,- ' ' MARIETTA (AP) -A' taxi company that provideS rides to According to an affidavit filed Thursday in U.S. District ' me~ic.al patients around the city is accused of makina lmptop- Court by FBI apnt Robert Brawner,. Snsith said Ridley cr btlhngs to Medtcatd and has been ordered by the state to pay recruited him t!Mteil w~at Smith thought 'was a suitcase full of back $206,041 . · cash fmm a house in s\lburban Trotwood. • A~t audit by the state auditor'1 office accuses Yellow Taxi of l ~o l billing for rides n~r completed, failing to document why patients needed the rides and having drivers without proper .....,. IW first-aid training. COLUMBUS (AP) - State insurance Qfficiall' bn Th1mday . Jack Ottcnheimer, president" ofYellow Taxi, denied there was announced that s.evet• cop1pani~s have agreed to pay a total of any improper billing, saying th e only issues are that paperwork $545,000 in fines in the first major audit of imurers under ha. not been filed on some of the rides. Ohio's prompt payment law. , "Maybe there were some problems here or there, but not to ·The Ohio Depanment of Insurance abo ordered tho seven the magnitude that they are claiming," Ottenheimer said, companies to produce corrective acnon plans within 30 days to ensure they are c.omplying with the law, department spokesman Todd Baier said. · · The .companies and the amoun!l of the fine1 were: SumCLEVELAND (AP) -The lo'cal NAACP leader says he will maCare, $125,000; Kaiser Fouhdation Health l'lan, $115,000; ,li,teo:'to appeals by the city's congressional delegation to reverse Medic~ Mutual of Ohio, $100,000; United HtalthCare Insurhimself and support a May 8 school tax increase in Cleveland. ance Company of Ohio, $85,000, Medical Insurance Company George Forbes, · president of the Clelleland chapter of the of Ohio, $60,000; Employers I:iealth Insurance Co., $35,000; National Association for the Advancement of Colozed People, and Hometown Health Plan, $25,000. · sai.d he would be "crazy" to ignore Re)ll. Dennis Kucinich and Step haole Tubbs Jones, both Democrats• K11cinich an~ Tubbs Jones hope a meeting Saturday with Forbes a~d the execu~ive boa!d of the NAACP will end the apti-levy position of the civil rights group. , . · ,, ,T he. \X'ind Issue woul9 ~e . 1335 ~on for ·school repair and rebltilding and a levy would to raise $46 million'for buildi'n g maintenance. ' · BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .u.s. attomey resigns ~ ' :J na lied I · b ft cocaine Us,l finn s•·•. . dles lnsu·rift"• compen•-· .·. , ..Ucler.will h,•r 1ppeal Court puts off decision Queasy Juror takes beer break , CANTON (AP) - A juror who took a beer and smoke b~"Cak because he felt queasy over testimony at a shooting trial was locked up for contempt of court. , "I don't know if beer and cigarettes are the best I'Cmedies:· Judge Sara Lioi told Bryan Harvey of East Canton. · Harve. · y sa1·d tesllmony · . 1eft ·h tm . about a M assillon shootJng 1iauseous, so he left'Wednesd'.ly during a Juncjl break and didn't reM/rn. · • ~ , ' ··· . ' The judge sent .deputies to find him, and testimony resumed in Stark. County Common Pleas Court with an alternate juror. Teen admits attackinc rival , WADSWORTH (AP) -A teen-ager from the Youngstown has admitted attacking an opposing soccer pl~yer who had ' his cheekbc;me fractured by a kick.. · '· The 17-year-old from Niles a,d mitted to. the charges Thurs?ay ·~· JUvemle court. H1s name was withheld because he is a ;uvemle. . , . . ,The mctdent happened Feb. 4 at a htgh school toornament at an mdoor Medina County soccer field m suburban Cleveland. The. victim, Brad Delsky, 17 , of Solon, suffer~d a fractured c!)eckbonc, .broken nose, black eye and a couple · of cracked teeth. • , 'jl1!• ·Falling b eetop kills man ROC KY RIVER (A(') - A falling treetop killed a man T hLtrsday as winds gusting up to 60 mph led to widespread pO\wr outages across northern Ohio, uprooted trees,and caused minor damage to buildings, Douglas Koh 0 ut, 59, of the C leveland suburb of Rocky River; was working in a wooded qvine near his house when the top of a large tree· w~s bl o~vn off arid landed on him, said '' ,. on halting execution ·cOLUMBUS (AP) T' h Oh' S C ·' to IT upreme. ourt h· e 0 · ahs phut da ruldmgk 'lol n W et er con emne 1 er Jay D. Scott's ex.e:.~ti~n should be postpo!le.~ ,whtfe the court where Scdt't ·was convicted and sentenced , ·hears arguments about his competency. Lawyers for Scott,' who shot a Cleveland delicatessen , owner to Q:feath during a 1983 robbery, had asked the Supreme Court to postpon~ Scott's execution while · the .' competency tssue wa~· resolved, · "" Chtef Justice Thomas Moyer said on Thursday the decision would be "deferred uritil further· order of this court." He cited a request by Scott's attorneys to hold a compete/KY hearing in· Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. A hearing in that ·court is sc heduled for ¥onday. .' The 1998 law requires insuren to grant or deny within-24 days claims in which the com\Jany has all tile info(mation it needs. The department evaluated 10.8 million claims ·&om 34 . companies, Boyer said. · ·~ i 1 Ex-chief leaves Jail RockFoRD (AP) - A former police chief c~pvicted of stealing ·traflic-ticket fines wiD be released after spending ,less 1 . • • than a year in prison. . ' , • I Allen County Common Pleas Judge Richarp Warren granted the release of former Rockford Poli~e Chief Glen Tho~ on :,Vednesday. , · . , ., :· , Warren said a tarni.shed reputation and public h11miJiation were more sfamaging than added rime in priso.n for,,Thomas. The judge Said he also took into account that Thomas has ,paid back some of the money and that he had no prior criminal record, . T~omas, 60, was s~ntenced to thzee years in prison )ast September for stealing traffic ticket money while he ~a·s, chief.of police. He pleaded guilty to of tampering wi,th evidence apd theft. . ' ' . . ·Poll , , L-..1 • ·m~JU:U . VieWS , I .e. ........... I'Or ·•an • ·J _· .. . . . 1 'CINCINNATI {l\P) - l\11 Ohio Poll released on Thursday (ound that 61 percent of the Ohio adults surveyed approved·of the job Gov. Bob Taft is dqing, c0 mparecl._with 68 pen:ent in an Ohio Poll conducted i.n ' february. The poll, conducted bf'the Uruvenity of-Cincinnati's lnstitute for Policy Resem:h, foun~ that the. rnai.n re21ons those su.~­ ~ ~pp~~ ffTaft were his overall JOb performan~~ and PIS e~ucauon poUaes. Eleve!l percent of those responding eaph ctted those reasons. _ , Th _,_ ., d h b f th h di ' 11 e po , ~o xou'! w UUit t e . n~m er o ose w ~ s~p- . proved of'TaCts perfo~nce ~ vmu~y unc~~nged. Ftve Pfrcent of ~_hole surveyecJ ctted his ed~ca!lon pobcteS as)he reasrn they beUeye h! lsn t ®ing ' good JOb. . 1 The u~vemty coniiucted a random su~ by telep~one ,of 804 Ohio adula ,between March 26-Apr~ 5. The poll ha~, a mugm of sampling error .of plus or nunus 3.5 percentage pomts. .., LOCAL BRIEFS Pomeroy, .and Fred Micluel Hoffinan, Syracuse. • • .· . ., .......£• ...., ......_ POMEROY- Lirurgy of the Passion .aod Death of HARTFORD, Raymond A. "Bubby'' Sc:epbeos. 12, Our Lord, with Holy Com.POMEROY - Actions to • .Hard'~ &d on Wednelday. April 11~ 2001 at St. M.ary's Hospi.· .. munion, will be held tonight tal, l:luntmgton. &om injuries rec:eiYed in a bic:yde/motor at 7 :30 at the Sacred Heart appropriate real estate and .\~dUde .accident on U.S. 33. · _ Church'. E21ter vi.gil services fix compensation through . . Bor~ 0c:_t. 26,1988 in Gallipolis, son of Raymond A. Stephens will be at 8 p.m . SatUrday, ensinent domain have "been :- of Gallipolis, and Angela Duty Stephens of fhrtfotd. He was a and .Easter Sunday Mass wiD ~ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Gordon fifth-gr.wie student at Mason Flementary Sc:bool in Mason,W.Va. be at 9:30 a.m. Proctor, director of the Ohio Surviving in addiriOO to .his parents an: his supmodler, K2tby Department of T ransport.a: Stephens of Gallipolis; bls sister, Tif'.any M. Stepberu, and hi.s tion , Columbus, against K.arr 'brother, Leo A. Stephens, all of Hartford; fOur lteplisten, ~ny Construction Co., Pomeroy, '· ·~lvi.n, San Morri,bn and Amy Colyin. all of Gallipolis, and and others, and against ~·dy McCombs of Middleport; paternal gandpan:nts,Tom and POMEROY Ernest Horace K.arr, Pomeroy, and . Shirley Stephens of Gallipolis, and Barbara and fzed Bowen of • Galion; maternal grandpamtls,james and Rhonda Duty ofP:atri- · Harris of Syncuse has 'ken .ot, and Janet and WilliamViars ofSc:llUDWI1; paternal gteat-grand- sentenced to 10 rean in ,patents, Cecil and Joan Morris; and ~ aunts, uncles and prison on two. counts of d t ; : J . .cousins. . , gro~s sexual impositiory. Meigs County Common POMEROY - A mar, Services wiD be 1 p.n1. Saturday in Willis funeral Home, GalPleas Court Judge fred W. riage license has been issued , lipolis, with burial to fOllow at flag Sprinp Cemetery. friends Crow Ill sentenced Harris in Meigs County Probate may cill at the funeral home fiom 6-8 tonight. earlier this week to five yean Court to Charles S~Bur­ in p<ison on each or the . ton, 25, Pomeroy, and' . . -ment tnruportation ill particu- count$, to be served consec- Michelle Dawn Folmer, 31, utively. • . ' Pomeroy. lar. •, Six other counts of GSI lnform.ation cuBed liom the against Harris were dissurwy will be wed li> pursue fl•t .... A1 · · grant fundi.ng for the pun:hase mi.ssed. · Harris must also register 21 HJPPERS PLAINS service mi.ght be done -in- of bwses,cnns and other whia sexual predator upon his Tuppers Plains Baseball and house, Uli.ng exi.sting equi.p- cles to provide needed tranlSoftball Association, fund , . ment. Eqwprrient might abo be portation services, s~ said. rele21e. raiser meeting. All coaches purchased in phases. The commissioners abo: and interested individuals • App~d ' a p~on Michael Swisher, director' of enco.;traged to attend, Mon'· ' the Deparunent of Jobs and setti.ng Soil and Water ConserMIDDLEPORT - OH- day, 8:15p.m . at the home of · Family Servkes, met with the vation Stewardship Week ' for KAN Coin .Club will hold Patrick Carroll. . commissioners · arid teceiwd April29 to May 5; • Met with- state examiners its regular monthly .meeting · approval fur a $30,000 contnct 'with the Crosaoads Program at about the county's current on April 24, beginning at 7 p.m.' Drawings will be fol·' the UnMrsity of Rio Grande, audi.t, in executiw session; POMEROY - Residents 'to prepare a transportation .• Appn:md payme,nt of the lowed by .ao open auction. Refreshments will be of Bedford Township ' who county's annual appropriation needs assessment lllrWYserved. Membership f~es are are involved in picking · up Swisher said. the llllfWY f.till lOr cbe Meip County AgricW$10 for ·adults and SS for trash on township ro.ads, are .' take in all loc:al and area agen- tur.d Society for 2001, in the children under 16. Informa- asked t!) place their trash cies to determine what cnns- amoi.mt of $6,500; tion is availabie by writi.ng to ba~ at the side of the roads • Approved payment of bills portation services are now the OH-KAN Coin Club, so that they dn be picked up Milable and what is needed li> in the amount of$321,480.38. 100 Union Ave., Pomeroy, by the trustees on April 30. meet the public's needs, in Also pzesent waS Cerk GloOhio 45769-1000. Items not to be collected are terms of medical and employ- ria Kloes. tires, batteries, refrigerators, and air conditioners. w.v.a. w.v.a., rr ......--- Suits filed Sentenced on charp .license Survey Group to meet Club to meet " '· Pllns session High water RUTLAND - State Rep. John· Carey, R-Wellston, will meet with constituents at the Rudand Civic Center on Tuesday from 11 to noon. . COLUMBUS (AP) - A former American ·cancer Sociclty executive was sentenced Thursday to 13 1/2 years in prison for ste~ling nearly $8 million fiom the charity's Ohio chaNer. ; "I had six yean of exemplary service with the American Ca!ncer Society, all pf which h11 been•thrown away by the bad debsion(l ha:ve made,"1Daniel Wiant said before being ieotenced;in U.S. District Court. "Beca11se . of what I did, I thre':V my,. life away." . .., Wiant, 36, had pleaded guilty in August to bank fraud, money laundering, malt fraud and illegal use of a hedit card' in thefts that began in 1997. . Wiant's attorney, Victor Merullo, had asked J~dge Edmund Sargus Jr. for a lesser· sentence-; saY!ng Wiant cooperated with investigators and took responsibility for his actions. ,, . Everv Item Redu·cadl ' . Interest , PaiiQIDI: . .1'112802 * BIUIOfl tor detal~ .'' , . ' ' ""!)!~~!! Bc1uty that lull wllh ;:; IWtiOme stain retbhnce. ' ' ...... o... ptOYidea LETART - Letart Township Trustees will hold a .meeting at 5 p.m. on Monday at their o.ffice building. Well ness health falr MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Ministerial Assodaticin will hold community Good Friday servi.aes at the Ash Street Church, 7 p.m. friday. Rod Brower will 'be the guest speaker. There. will · be special music. Refreshments will be served. Arrests made POMEROY Several arrests were recently made . and a number of reports POMEROY'- A wellness invlistigated by the Meigs health fair will be held by County Sheriff's DepartVeterans Memorial Hospital, n\ent. Inner Reflections., and Holz.She'riff Ralph E. Trussell er Home Care of VMH said that five people were Tuesday from 2 ~3 p.m at the arrested by deputies·. this past Pomeroy Library. , . weekend after a drug investiThe agencies will be offer- · gation revealed that crack ·' Martha ' Mayer, Pomeroy, and her grandson, f!Hty Mayer of Columbus, took a moment Thursday to catch a· gllmpse of the ing blood. pressure, mem<?ry. cocaine was being sold. . ··swollen Ohio Alver,'whlch due to recent heavy r~;~lnfall has risen •anxiety, and depressiQ.Il No further information is ·: ·dramatically. Larry Circle, lock master at Racine Locks and screenings, along with pulse being released at this tim", Dam, sald water levels are currently 18.7 feet above normal oximeter readings and body said Trussell, pending filing f but s~uld begin receding within the next 24 hours If rains sub- fat analysis. Literadture on of the charges. ,. .'side. (Tony M. Leach photo) . · . Alzheimers, diabetes, anxiety In other matters, Joan Penand depression will be avail- nington of Reedsville able . • reported that someone had Refreshments will be broke into her residence . by served and door prizes will breaking down the door. A be awarded. blue 1985 Yamaha 4-by-4 flockwlll - 42 I AEP-48 ' Rocky Bo<* - 4~ four-wheeler was stolen : ·M:h eo.l.,- 311.~ FID Shell-57~ ' ,Akzo-44 from the property. SNra-34'· . : Anl~-41). Terry. Chambers of Rut~ Alhllr)d Inc. - 40\ POMEROY A divoM lan4 reported that her sat.,l; ATIT-21" w.ndV•- 23~ action has . been filed in lite dish, which sat on the I a.nk One- 36 Worthlngtou- 10:0 Meigs County Common side of her home, was stolen . Bob E111111 - 1e'/. llarg'ltMIIr- 43'1. ~ ~J.m~Oil~r·Pleas Court by Peggy L. Tip- The dish was a Sony and Chlrr1*ln - 2\ quotM till ~ . pie, Pomeroy, against WiUiam gray in color. . a~~~~~~~ng SIIOPI- 5 aty Hoking- 8 ·E. Tippie, Albany. Anrteda St. Clair of F8dantl MoGul- 3 -~inC, : '-An action for ctissolution Reedsville made a· report of uaa-113~ , · of marriage has b::en fded by domestic ·violence against ~--~-----------------,-----------------, Vicki Lynn ' Hoffman, her husband, Jerry St. Clair. LOCAL STOCKS Divorce filed =='48,. I . TRACKi.ESS HEUER· ' ~;;:.:::~~:::: """~"'•d·mn.ct ~ Mwtnc Jlatecl . Service planqed I nruuo.\Y CENTll4L DISPA'I'CH 1:01 un., NJYion Riaa, umted by . Pomeroy, Grovu KJei.n. Holzer Mectital Cen·ter· . 10:04 a.m., Village Mmor, Sbayla Molden, rd'Uied tre.atment; 12:56 p.m ., Mulberry Avenue, assisted by Pomeroy POMEROY Calls 21 first Responder, Rebecca answered by uniu of the Colvi.n, HMC; Meigs County Emergency 6 :29 p.m ., Ohio 124, Medical Service on Wednes- . motor vehicle accident, Chris day and Thursday were as fol- Hamling, HMC; · lows: 11 :31 p.m., North fin!, WEDNESDAY Jonnie Belinda Johnson , CENTR:AL DISPATCH' HMC. POMEROY 5:26 p.m ., Yellowbusb, Jea8 :57 p.m ., Block Plant nine Smallwood, jackson Road, assis ted by Central General Hospital; 7:54 p.m., Eaton Road, Dispatch, four-wheder acciPatty Sargent, treated. dent, Wallace HiD, St. Mary's POMEROY Hospital; 12:50 a.m., fourth Avenue, JO:OS p.m., Middleport, Evla Jeffers, Holzer Medica} Bill Jones, O'Bieness MemoCenter; rial Hospital. 2:33 p.m., Standley Road, RUTLAND assisted by Middleport. struc8:59p.m., Ohio 124, mist- '· tore fir.,, Robert Newell res- ed by Pomeroy, brusb fire, idence, no injuries; Walter Haggy property, no 4:48 p.m., Cynthia 'Burke . injuries. residence, no injuries. SYRACUSE RUTLAND . 6 :30 p.m ., Ohio 124, I 0:32 p.m., Brick Street, motor vehicle accident, Angela Powell, Pleasant Valley William Cory Wood, John Hospital. Bobb, HMC. EMS runs . . framPapA1 "just al faith without works is dead, dreams without enthusi21m and effort go unfulfilled," wrote Mrs . Mora. But apparendy the Rev. Mr. Kuether was not only an idealist, but a realist, because he accepted the challenge for himself and his congregation. The work to build a cross began in the basement of the parsonage located at that time next door to the church on Second Street. The first cross was constructed of wood by men of the church and erected on the property'bf Nolan and Clara Shuster. It was lighted for the first time in 1940 just before Christmas . In those ?ady days, the lights on the cross was turned on and off at regular intervals - every weekend throughout the year and every evening during religious holiday periods - · first by the late Frank Car:. son and Louis Reibel; and then by the · late M 'r. and Mrs. Shuster who became long time "keepet:li of the cross." In the - early years, ·the Shusters went outside, regardless of th.e we'acher, to turn the lights on and off. Later, a switch was placed inside their home to· make th~ir dedicated service a lit. • " . , ~-~11 • • . 2·. Faith Cleanup ti•e · .L. Wiant hanclecl prison tenn Lonnie Mayes of Po~ reported to deputies that a domestic dispute with his girlfriend resulted in the woman running over bH mailbox. All cases are still under investigation. ~~.. ... the yard · of the Newman home in Syracuse. It was 36 feet high and 14 feet . wide and was lighted with 250 bulbs. The new steel cross replacing the original wooden one was dedicated on May 10, 1950.1! was lighted every night. In the late 1970s, the Shuster property was sold to : Dr. and Mrs. Norman Ehlinger. The old house was razed and the EhHngers planned for the construction · of a new orie on the site. · The cross was located too close to the planned new structure, so it became necessary for the church to move it several feet to the adjacent proper.ty of Mr. and Mrs . Walter Grueser where jt still stands. In the . summer of 1980, the cross was removed from the site, refurbished, with the electrical work and lighting changed, and then erected again near the Grueser home. The work was completed just before Christmas · that year, and the cross - - which appears to viewers as being suspended in the sky - was again emanating its message of Christianity every · night from dusk until near midnight. Maintaining the cross, periodically replacing the bulbs, and paying flte electric bills costs sevHll hun.dred dollars a year. Trinity Church members consider it a small price for a m•gm'y message. tie easier. And finally the cross was pur on an auto.matic timer. About 10 years after.it was erected, church officials strucdecided wooden ture was the unsafe and replaced it with a steel cross built by ''ne late Charles Newman in r~;;~~§~~~~ / : n;:-,..n= I 1 ., durobllltyand oulltandlna podonna""': IN STOCK . , Newt:bhMta Tho main · LAMINATE 11 882·2158.' Open Easter Sunday Dlpattment eiCIIntiOnt are: , • Generol lllllnllgii'Ext. 12 l,lmiiiCI q111111hy. 8:00 a.tn. ~ 4:00 ·p.m. Baked Ham, Turkey &. ~EICI.13 orEoct. 14 Dressing, Baked Steak, Other urvlcM . ClroulltlanExt. 4 Sweet Potatoes. ~~., ' 13 W.....U7.30· Clllelfllel AIIIEJC1. 5 ' . To unci Hhltll d81tyllfltlnll.yah0o.dom • . • ,, l~. • ., a wut"'ll' aa 112_.10Ut "CWe Apprecklte YOur <fius\ness" ...... _ldl ...... Counly 13WI lpiUIIS H WtltciiH.II 52--108.12 • 185 N. Second • Middle ort • • • �. .~. . 1'heDIIIyl1 6JII•P111 AS ,.. ......., 1a, 11101 • . .)he Daily sentinel Ftllny. Aplin. 2001 ~~--~------------~--~;; !:~~-=~:r 7 G Curfew.~restores. calm to·stre,ets for one night (J CINCINNATI (AP) A curfew restored peace to .the city's streets, bzeaking a streak of three d.ays of rioting over the shooting death of a bladt man by a police officer. City offici.als considered friday how long to lu:ep the citywide curfew in place and what changes are needed to ensure that violence won't return when mtrictions are eased. "Some people need to be fired ," said the Rev. Damon Lynch Ill, head of the Cinci,nnati Black United front. " If nothing changes, nothing will chang~ . The mayor needs to make some quick and deliberate moves." Mayor Charles Luken reluctantly declared a state of emergency Thursday and imposed a citywide curfew ro halt i •1§72YI W. VA. Cincinnati's Wont racial violence since Martin Luther King's as~a~sination in 1968. "I have '!iwci in thU city all of my life and I Jove' it to death," Lulu:n said. "I never thought I would sign an emergency order because of civi.l unrest." Police reported 42 arrests for Violating the curfew that lasted from 8 p.m. 19 6 a.m. and drastically _changed roo• tines in the city of ~31,000. Only those who were going to work or had emergencies were allowed to travel. Businesses closed early, concerts and sports events were rescheduled and Holy Thursday services were called off. " We understand this is a holy week," Luken said. " We ask those citizenS whose services are ·affected to stay in their houses and .PDY·" Some blacks initially vowed to break the curfew. Less than an ho1,1r before it went into effect, NAACP nation.al President Kwew MfuiJIC use'd a bullhorn on the steps of a Baptist church and urged a zelucunt crowd to ~home. "We've got to ·p rotect our young brothers in the community ~night;' said Mfume, who visited the riot-torn city for the day. ' lu dusk fell, helmeted police -some of them on horseback - patrolled the otherwise deserted streets while a sheriff's helicopter hovered overhead. There was no sign of the roaming groups that had l11oted stores, set fires ~nd atiacked 'motorists the last three nighu: ' ~ Rain.possible for ·sunday City Patrolman Michael 'B ernhardt. Kohout was dead by the time authorities arrived just after noon Thursday, he said. About 82,000 FintEnergy Corp. customen in Toledo, Cleveland, Akron and other northern Ohio communities lost power Thursday 'lfrernoo,n, said spokesman Mike Ferncez. He said about 7,300 customers renuined without power Thursday night. A tree fell into two homes in Toledo, but no one was hu~t. police said. west wind 5 to I0 mph. Saturday night.. .lncreasing Sunny and dry conditions won't last long for the tri- cloudiness. A chance of showcounty area. Clouds and rain ers after midnight. Low in the are due back by Easter Sunday, mid 40s. CINCINNATI (AP) - Th~ chief federal plpsecutor for the National Weather Service southern Ohio is resigning effective at midnigh~ Sunday 'to Extended forecast: said. . <. · Sunday.. .Mostly cloudy become a lawyer in ptrivate practice. Cooler temperatures will with a chance of showers. U.S. Attorney Sharob Zealey, 41, announced her resignation prevail, however. Highs on High in the upper 50s. . Thursday. · · , . , Saturday will ·be in the 70s, She took office in Decembe( 1997 after being JJOminated by Monday.... Partly cloudy. Low forecasters said. around 40 and high in the nsid President Cliriton. She was the lint woman and the first black Overnight lows wiD be 35to serve as U.S. attorney· for sou1hern Ohio, which coven the 50s. 45. Tuesday. .. Partly cloudy with southernmost 48 of the state's 88 counties, including the Even cooler weather is a chance of showen. Low · in Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati metropolitan areas. expected next week, with high There has been speculation about whom President Bush temperatures in the 40s on the lower 40s and high in the nsight nonsinate as U.S. attorneys in the ,southern and northern nsid 40s. Tuesday and Wednesday. Ohio district~. ,. Wednesday ... A chance of Sunset tonight will be at 8:08 , and sundse on Saturday showers during the 'daY, otherwise partly cloudy. Low in the is at 6:56 a.m. m id 30s and high in 'the nsid DAYTON (AP) _ 'Fhe FBI arrested thzee meld and confisWeather forecast: 4 ' c:ated an additional 44 pounds of cocaine in a c~ that proTonight ... Mostly dear and Os. .. . Partly cloudy duced the . lar&es~ cocaine seizure in city history. :rhursday cooler. Low in the lower 40s. wtth a chance of showers. Low Arrested and charged with cons)liraey to possess with intent Light and variable wind. SatUJ;day... Part!y cloudy. in the: lower 30s ard ~gh in to diatribute cocai.rie were Arvin Ridley, 45' ScnteU Snsith. 21, ~d Bobby Eugene Johnson Jr., 43 . High in the lower 70s. South- the nud 50s. Th b h. 44 ~- f . .-,. d . · '-~ e case egan w ep poJ.!nuo o ·fOCiPMftRF. ;.>Wun , .' ' . • . ' - i onpay r,ight inside three· carll&b~i'd tl<»re~ili'"i"~!'lilng lot ' ·• TIXI fiCIS ,....____.. · ehind a football stadium. An investigation by the. FBI led to r-JIII~II• · , diJcovery of ;in additional44 pound$ in a garage. , ,.:,- ' ' MARIETTA (AP) -A' taxi company that provideS rides to According to an affidavit filed Thursday in U.S. District ' me~ic.al patients around the city is accused of makina lmptop- Court by FBI apnt Robert Brawner,. Snsith said Ridley cr btlhngs to Medtcatd and has been ordered by the state to pay recruited him t!Mteil w~at Smith thought 'was a suitcase full of back $206,041 . · cash fmm a house in s\lburban Trotwood. • A~t audit by the state auditor'1 office accuses Yellow Taxi of l ~o l billing for rides n~r completed, failing to document why patients needed the rides and having drivers without proper .....,. IW first-aid training. COLUMBUS (AP) - State insurance Qfficiall' bn Th1mday . Jack Ottcnheimer, president" ofYellow Taxi, denied there was announced that s.evet• cop1pani~s have agreed to pay a total of any improper billing, saying th e only issues are that paperwork $545,000 in fines in the first major audit of imurers under ha. not been filed on some of the rides. Ohio's prompt payment law. , "Maybe there were some problems here or there, but not to ·The Ohio Depanment of Insurance abo ordered tho seven the magnitude that they are claiming," Ottenheimer said, companies to produce corrective acnon plans within 30 days to ensure they are c.omplying with the law, department spokesman Todd Baier said. · · The .companies and the amoun!l of the fine1 were: SumCLEVELAND (AP) -The lo'cal NAACP leader says he will maCare, $125,000; Kaiser Fouhdation Health l'lan, $115,000; ,li,teo:'to appeals by the city's congressional delegation to reverse Medic~ Mutual of Ohio, $100,000; United HtalthCare Insurhimself and support a May 8 school tax increase in Cleveland. ance Company of Ohio, $85,000, Medical Insurance Company George Forbes, · president of the Clelleland chapter of the of Ohio, $60,000; Employers I:iealth Insurance Co., $35,000; National Association for the Advancement of Colozed People, and Hometown Health Plan, $25,000. · sai.d he would be "crazy" to ignore Re)ll. Dennis Kucinich and Step haole Tubbs Jones, both Democrats• K11cinich an~ Tubbs Jones hope a meeting Saturday with Forbes a~d the execu~ive boa!d of the NAACP will end the apti-levy position of the civil rights group. , . · ,, ,T he. \X'ind Issue woul9 ~e . 1335 ~on for ·school repair and rebltilding and a levy would to raise $46 million'for buildi'n g maintenance. ' · BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .u.s. attomey resigns ~ ' :J na lied I · b ft cocaine Us,l finn s•·•. . dles lnsu·rift"• compen•-· .·. , ..Ucler.will h,•r 1ppeal Court puts off decision Queasy Juror takes beer break , CANTON (AP) - A juror who took a beer and smoke b~"Cak because he felt queasy over testimony at a shooting trial was locked up for contempt of court. , "I don't know if beer and cigarettes are the best I'Cmedies:· Judge Sara Lioi told Bryan Harvey of East Canton. · Harve. · y sa1·d tesllmony · . 1eft ·h tm . about a M assillon shootJng 1iauseous, so he left'Wednesd'.ly during a Juncjl break and didn't reM/rn. · • ~ , ' ··· . ' The judge sent .deputies to find him, and testimony resumed in Stark. County Common Pleas Court with an alternate juror. Teen admits attackinc rival , WADSWORTH (AP) -A teen-ager from the Youngstown has admitted attacking an opposing soccer pl~yer who had ' his cheekbc;me fractured by a kick.. · '· The 17-year-old from Niles a,d mitted to. the charges Thurs?ay ·~· JUvemle court. H1s name was withheld because he is a ;uvemle. . , . . ,The mctdent happened Feb. 4 at a htgh school toornament at an mdoor Medina County soccer field m suburban Cleveland. The. victim, Brad Delsky, 17 , of Solon, suffer~d a fractured c!)eckbonc, .broken nose, black eye and a couple · of cracked teeth. • , 'jl1!• ·Falling b eetop kills man ROC KY RIVER (A(') - A falling treetop killed a man T hLtrsday as winds gusting up to 60 mph led to widespread pO\wr outages across northern Ohio, uprooted trees,and caused minor damage to buildings, Douglas Koh 0 ut, 59, of the C leveland suburb of Rocky River; was working in a wooded qvine near his house when the top of a large tree· w~s bl o~vn off arid landed on him, said '' ,. on halting execution ·cOLUMBUS (AP) T' h Oh' S C ·' to IT upreme. ourt h· e 0 · ahs phut da ruldmgk 'lol n W et er con emne 1 er Jay D. Scott's ex.e:.~ti~n should be postpo!le.~ ,whtfe the court where Scdt't ·was convicted and sentenced , ·hears arguments about his competency. Lawyers for Scott,' who shot a Cleveland delicatessen , owner to Q:feath during a 1983 robbery, had asked the Supreme Court to postpon~ Scott's execution while · the .' competency tssue wa~· resolved, · "" Chtef Justice Thomas Moyer said on Thursday the decision would be "deferred uritil further· order of this court." He cited a request by Scott's attorneys to hold a compete/KY hearing in· Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. A hearing in that ·court is sc heduled for ¥onday. .' The 1998 law requires insuren to grant or deny within-24 days claims in which the com\Jany has all tile info(mation it needs. The department evaluated 10.8 million claims ·&om 34 . companies, Boyer said. · ·~ i 1 Ex-chief leaves Jail RockFoRD (AP) - A former police chief c~pvicted of stealing ·traflic-ticket fines wiD be released after spending ,less 1 . • • than a year in prison. . ' , • I Allen County Common Pleas Judge Richarp Warren granted the release of former Rockford Poli~e Chief Glen Tho~ on :,Vednesday. , · . , ., :· , Warren said a tarni.shed reputation and public h11miJiation were more sfamaging than added rime in priso.n for,,Thomas. The judge Said he also took into account that Thomas has ,paid back some of the money and that he had no prior criminal record, . T~omas, 60, was s~ntenced to thzee years in prison )ast September for stealing traffic ticket money while he ~a·s, chief.of police. He pleaded guilty to of tampering wi,th evidence apd theft. . ' ' . . ·Poll , , L-..1 • ·m~JU:U . VieWS , I .e. ........... I'Or ·•an • ·J _· .. . . . 1 'CINCINNATI {l\P) - l\11 Ohio Poll released on Thursday (ound that 61 percent of the Ohio adults surveyed approved·of the job Gov. Bob Taft is dqing, c0 mparecl._with 68 pen:ent in an Ohio Poll conducted i.n ' february. The poll, conducted bf'the Uruvenity of-Cincinnati's lnstitute for Policy Resem:h, foun~ that the. rnai.n re21ons those su.~­ ~ ~pp~~ ffTaft were his overall JOb performan~~ and PIS e~ucauon poUaes. Eleve!l percent of those responding eaph ctted those reasons. _ , Th _,_ ., d h b f th h di ' 11 e po , ~o xou'! w UUit t e . n~m er o ose w ~ s~p- . proved of'TaCts perfo~nce ~ vmu~y unc~~nged. Ftve Pfrcent of ~_hole surveyecJ ctted his ed~ca!lon pobcteS as)he reasrn they beUeye h! lsn t ®ing ' good JOb. . 1 The u~vemty coniiucted a random su~ by telep~one ,of 804 Ohio adula ,between March 26-Apr~ 5. The poll ha~, a mugm of sampling error .of plus or nunus 3.5 percentage pomts. .., LOCAL BRIEFS Pomeroy, .and Fred Micluel Hoffinan, Syracuse. • • .· . ., .......£• ...., ......_ POMEROY- Lirurgy of the Passion .aod Death of HARTFORD, Raymond A. "Bubby'' Sc:epbeos. 12, Our Lord, with Holy Com.POMEROY - Actions to • .Hard'~ &d on Wednelday. April 11~ 2001 at St. M.ary's Hospi.· .. munion, will be held tonight tal, l:luntmgton. &om injuries rec:eiYed in a bic:yde/motor at 7 :30 at the Sacred Heart appropriate real estate and .\~dUde .accident on U.S. 33. · _ Church'. E21ter vi.gil services fix compensation through . . Bor~ 0c:_t. 26,1988 in Gallipolis, son of Raymond A. Stephens will be at 8 p.m . SatUrday, ensinent domain have "been :- of Gallipolis, and Angela Duty Stephens of fhrtfotd. He was a and .Easter Sunday Mass wiD ~ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Gordon fifth-gr.wie student at Mason Flementary Sc:bool in Mason,W.Va. be at 9:30 a.m. Proctor, director of the Ohio Surviving in addiriOO to .his parents an: his supmodler, K2tby Department of T ransport.a: Stephens of Gallipolis; bls sister, Tif'.any M. Stepberu, and hi.s tion , Columbus, against K.arr 'brother, Leo A. Stephens, all of Hartford; fOur lteplisten, ~ny Construction Co., Pomeroy, '· ·~lvi.n, San Morri,bn and Amy Colyin. all of Gallipolis, and and others, and against ~·dy McCombs of Middleport; paternal gandpan:nts,Tom and POMEROY Ernest Horace K.arr, Pomeroy, and . Shirley Stephens of Gallipolis, and Barbara and fzed Bowen of • Galion; maternal grandpamtls,james and Rhonda Duty ofP:atri- · Harris of Syncuse has 'ken .ot, and Janet and WilliamViars ofSc:llUDWI1; paternal gteat-grand- sentenced to 10 rean in ,patents, Cecil and Joan Morris; and ~ aunts, uncles and prison on two. counts of d t ; : J . .cousins. . , gro~s sexual impositiory. Meigs County Common POMEROY - A mar, Services wiD be 1 p.n1. Saturday in Willis funeral Home, GalPleas Court Judge fred W. riage license has been issued , lipolis, with burial to fOllow at flag Sprinp Cemetery. friends Crow Ill sentenced Harris in Meigs County Probate may cill at the funeral home fiom 6-8 tonight. earlier this week to five yean Court to Charles S~Bur­ in p<ison on each or the . ton, 25, Pomeroy, and' . . -ment tnruportation ill particu- count$, to be served consec- Michelle Dawn Folmer, 31, utively. • . ' Pomeroy. lar. •, Six other counts of GSI lnform.ation cuBed liom the against Harris were dissurwy will be wed li> pursue fl•t .... A1 · · grant fundi.ng for the pun:hase mi.ssed. · Harris must also register 21 HJPPERS PLAINS service mi.ght be done -in- of bwses,cnns and other whia sexual predator upon his Tuppers Plains Baseball and house, Uli.ng exi.sting equi.p- cles to provide needed tranlSoftball Association, fund , . ment. Eqwprrient might abo be portation services, s~ said. rele21e. raiser meeting. All coaches purchased in phases. The commissioners abo: and interested individuals • App~d ' a p~on Michael Swisher, director' of enco.;traged to attend, Mon'· ' the Deparunent of Jobs and setti.ng Soil and Water ConserMIDDLEPORT - OH- day, 8:15p.m . at the home of · Family Servkes, met with the vation Stewardship Week ' for KAN Coin .Club will hold Patrick Carroll. . commissioners · arid teceiwd April29 to May 5; • Met with- state examiners its regular monthly .meeting · approval fur a $30,000 contnct 'with the Crosaoads Program at about the county's current on April 24, beginning at 7 p.m.' Drawings will be fol·' the UnMrsity of Rio Grande, audi.t, in executiw session; POMEROY - Residents 'to prepare a transportation .• Appn:md payme,nt of the lowed by .ao open auction. Refreshments will be of Bedford Township ' who county's annual appropriation needs assessment lllrWYserved. Membership f~es are are involved in picking · up Swisher said. the llllfWY f.till lOr cbe Meip County AgricW$10 for ·adults and SS for trash on township ro.ads, are .' take in all loc:al and area agen- tur.d Society for 2001, in the children under 16. Informa- asked t!) place their trash cies to determine what cnns- amoi.mt of $6,500; tion is availabie by writi.ng to ba~ at the side of the roads • Approved payment of bills portation services are now the OH-KAN Coin Club, so that they dn be picked up Milable and what is needed li> in the amount of$321,480.38. 100 Union Ave., Pomeroy, by the trustees on April 30. meet the public's needs, in Also pzesent waS Cerk GloOhio 45769-1000. Items not to be collected are terms of medical and employ- ria Kloes. tires, batteries, refrigerators, and air conditioners. w.v.a. w.v.a., rr ......--- Suits filed Sentenced on charp .license Survey Group to meet Club to meet " '· Pllns session High water RUTLAND - State Rep. John· Carey, R-Wellston, will meet with constituents at the Rudand Civic Center on Tuesday from 11 to noon. . COLUMBUS (AP) - A former American ·cancer Sociclty executive was sentenced Thursday to 13 1/2 years in prison for ste~ling nearly $8 million fiom the charity's Ohio chaNer. ; "I had six yean of exemplary service with the American Ca!ncer Society, all pf which h11 been•thrown away by the bad debsion(l ha:ve made,"1Daniel Wiant said before being ieotenced;in U.S. District Court. "Beca11se . of what I did, I thre':V my,. life away." . .., Wiant, 36, had pleaded guilty in August to bank fraud, money laundering, malt fraud and illegal use of a hedit card' in thefts that began in 1997. . Wiant's attorney, Victor Merullo, had asked J~dge Edmund Sargus Jr. for a lesser· sentence-; saY!ng Wiant cooperated with investigators and took responsibility for his actions. ,, . Everv Item Redu·cadl ' . Interest , PaiiQIDI: . .1'112802 * BIUIOfl tor detal~ .'' , . ' ' ""!)!~~!! Bc1uty that lull wllh ;:; IWtiOme stain retbhnce. ' ' ...... o... ptOYidea LETART - Letart Township Trustees will hold a .meeting at 5 p.m. on Monday at their o.ffice building. Well ness health falr MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Ministerial Assodaticin will hold community Good Friday servi.aes at the Ash Street Church, 7 p.m. friday. Rod Brower will 'be the guest speaker. There. will · be special music. Refreshments will be served. Arrests made POMEROY Several arrests were recently made . and a number of reports POMEROY'- A wellness invlistigated by the Meigs health fair will be held by County Sheriff's DepartVeterans Memorial Hospital, n\ent. Inner Reflections., and Holz.She'riff Ralph E. Trussell er Home Care of VMH said that five people were Tuesday from 2 ~3 p.m at the arrested by deputies·. this past Pomeroy Library. , . weekend after a drug investiThe agencies will be offer- · gation revealed that crack ·' Martha ' Mayer, Pomeroy, and her grandson, f!Hty Mayer of Columbus, took a moment Thursday to catch a· gllmpse of the ing blood. pressure, mem<?ry. cocaine was being sold. . ··swollen Ohio Alver,'whlch due to recent heavy r~;~lnfall has risen •anxiety, and depressiQ.Il No further information is ·: ·dramatically. Larry Circle, lock master at Racine Locks and screenings, along with pulse being released at this tim", Dam, sald water levels are currently 18.7 feet above normal oximeter readings and body said Trussell, pending filing f but s~uld begin receding within the next 24 hours If rains sub- fat analysis. Literadture on of the charges. ,. .'side. (Tony M. Leach photo) . · . Alzheimers, diabetes, anxiety In other matters, Joan Penand depression will be avail- nington of Reedsville able . • reported that someone had Refreshments will be broke into her residence . by served and door prizes will breaking down the door. A be awarded. blue 1985 Yamaha 4-by-4 flockwlll - 42 I AEP-48 ' Rocky Bo<* - 4~ four-wheeler was stolen : ·M:h eo.l.,- 311.~ FID Shell-57~ ' ,Akzo-44 from the property. SNra-34'· . : Anl~-41). Terry. Chambers of Rut~ Alhllr)d Inc. - 40\ POMEROY A divoM lan4 reported that her sat.,l; ATIT-21" w.ndV•- 23~ action has . been filed in lite dish, which sat on the I a.nk One- 36 Worthlngtou- 10:0 Meigs County Common side of her home, was stolen . Bob E111111 - 1e'/. llarg'ltMIIr- 43'1. ~ ~J.m~Oil~r·Pleas Court by Peggy L. Tip- The dish was a Sony and Chlrr1*ln - 2\ quotM till ~ . pie, Pomeroy, against WiUiam gray in color. . a~~~~~~~ng SIIOPI- 5 aty Hoking- 8 ·E. Tippie, Albany. Anrteda St. Clair of F8dantl MoGul- 3 -~inC, : '-An action for ctissolution Reedsville made a· report of uaa-113~ , · of marriage has b::en fded by domestic ·violence against ~--~-----------------,-----------------, Vicki Lynn ' Hoffman, her husband, Jerry St. Clair. LOCAL STOCKS Divorce filed =='48,. I . TRACKi.ESS HEUER· ' ~;;:.:::~~:::: """~"'•d·mn.ct ~ Mwtnc Jlatecl . Service planqed I nruuo.\Y CENTll4L DISPA'I'CH 1:01 un., NJYion Riaa, umted by . Pomeroy, Grovu KJei.n. Holzer Mectital Cen·ter· . 10:04 a.m., Village Mmor, Sbayla Molden, rd'Uied tre.atment; 12:56 p.m ., Mulberry Avenue, assisted by Pomeroy POMEROY Calls 21 first Responder, Rebecca answered by uniu of the Colvi.n, HMC; Meigs County Emergency 6 :29 p.m ., Ohio 124, Medical Service on Wednes- . motor vehicle accident, Chris day and Thursday were as fol- Hamling, HMC; · lows: 11 :31 p.m., North fin!, WEDNESDAY Jonnie Belinda Johnson , CENTR:AL DISPATCH' HMC. POMEROY 5:26 p.m ., Yellowbusb, Jea8 :57 p.m ., Block Plant nine Smallwood, jackson Road, assis ted by Central General Hospital; 7:54 p.m., Eaton Road, Dispatch, four-wheder acciPatty Sargent, treated. dent, Wallace HiD, St. Mary's POMEROY Hospital; 12:50 a.m., fourth Avenue, JO:OS p.m., Middleport, Evla Jeffers, Holzer Medica} Bill Jones, O'Bieness MemoCenter; rial Hospital. 2:33 p.m., Standley Road, RUTLAND assisted by Middleport. struc8:59p.m., Ohio 124, mist- '· tore fir.,, Robert Newell res- ed by Pomeroy, brusb fire, idence, no injuries; Walter Haggy property, no 4:48 p.m., Cynthia 'Burke . injuries. residence, no injuries. SYRACUSE RUTLAND . 6 :30 p.m ., Ohio 124, I 0:32 p.m., Brick Street, motor vehicle accident, Angela Powell, Pleasant Valley William Cory Wood, John Hospital. Bobb, HMC. EMS runs . . framPapA1 "just al faith without works is dead, dreams without enthusi21m and effort go unfulfilled," wrote Mrs . Mora. But apparendy the Rev. Mr. Kuether was not only an idealist, but a realist, because he accepted the challenge for himself and his congregation. The work to build a cross began in the basement of the parsonage located at that time next door to the church on Second Street. The first cross was constructed of wood by men of the church and erected on the property'bf Nolan and Clara Shuster. It was lighted for the first time in 1940 just before Christmas . In those ?ady days, the lights on the cross was turned on and off at regular intervals - every weekend throughout the year and every evening during religious holiday periods - · first by the late Frank Car:. son and Louis Reibel; and then by the · late M 'r. and Mrs. Shuster who became long time "keepet:li of the cross." In the - early years, ·the Shusters went outside, regardless of th.e we'acher, to turn the lights on and off. Later, a switch was placed inside their home to· make th~ir dedicated service a lit. • " . , ~-~11 • • . 2·. Faith Cleanup ti•e · .L. Wiant hanclecl prison tenn Lonnie Mayes of Po~ reported to deputies that a domestic dispute with his girlfriend resulted in the woman running over bH mailbox. All cases are still under investigation. ~~.. ... the yard · of the Newman home in Syracuse. It was 36 feet high and 14 feet . wide and was lighted with 250 bulbs. The new steel cross replacing the original wooden one was dedicated on May 10, 1950.1! was lighted every night. In the late 1970s, the Shuster property was sold to : Dr. and Mrs. Norman Ehlinger. The old house was razed and the EhHngers planned for the construction · of a new orie on the site. · The cross was located too close to the planned new structure, so it became necessary for the church to move it several feet to the adjacent proper.ty of Mr. and Mrs . Walter Grueser where jt still stands. In the . summer of 1980, the cross was removed from the site, refurbished, with the electrical work and lighting changed, and then erected again near the Grueser home. The work was completed just before Christmas · that year, and the cross - - which appears to viewers as being suspended in the sky - was again emanating its message of Christianity every · night from dusk until near midnight. Maintaining the cross, periodically replacing the bulbs, and paying flte electric bills costs sevHll hun.dred dollars a year. Trinity Church members consider it a small price for a m•gm'y message. tie easier. And finally the cross was pur on an auto.matic timer. About 10 years after.it was erected, church officials strucdecided wooden ture was the unsafe and replaced it with a steel cross built by ''ne late Charles Newman in r~;;~~§~~~~ / : n;:-,..n= I 1 ., durobllltyand oulltandlna podonna""': IN STOCK . , Newt:bhMta Tho main · LAMINATE 11 882·2158.' Open Easter Sunday Dlpattment eiCIIntiOnt are: , • Generol lllllnllgii'Ext. 12 l,lmiiiCI q111111hy. 8:00 a.tn. ~ 4:00 ·p.m. Baked Ham, Turkey &. ~EICI.13 orEoct. 14 Dressing, Baked Steak, Other urvlcM . ClroulltlanExt. 4 Sweet Potatoes. ~~., ' 13 W.....U7.30· Clllelfllel AIIIEJC1. 5 ' . To unci Hhltll d81tyllfltlnll.yah0o.dom • . • ,, l~. • ., a wut"'ll' aa 112_.10Ut "CWe Apprecklte YOur <fius\ness" ...... _ldl ...... Counly 13WI lpiUIIS H WtltciiH.II 52--108.12 • 185 N. Second • Middle ort • • • �-- .. - -- -- _.....__ ·. • _Th~e_o~_.!_Sm_ .~m_e_I______~Ibw -~ !!!!!!! J--,.~~~IWI~~~~~----~--~~~~· ~·~A5~ AI The Daily ~ntinel 1:1. . .1 Ft141ru ..... t:J. 2N1 Co:-worker~ wedding·no cause for Celebration The Daily Sentinel 111 COurt ... DEAR. ABBY: Oue of '!IY coworlr.:u is being mmH:d neu moolh and bas invited of lhe ollice -ro ~ y•c::f+ng I bad _ plmned on buying her a gift. but pmb.hly - ' t •nmd We are not dose. She bas bml wry dillicuk to .....,rtc with; Shes possibly lhe most two-&ced penon I have ever lwown. ADVICE I have 0\'nheard this woman puaing_ me down to co-worbn, clients and wodon during the entire ni2ing such an ~nt would be up to . . ._ ~ 4 112 ~we have worted togelber. me. I am seriously colllidering laving this I am alm.;W 50 ~ old, have company because of her. My supervi- worked at sewral other companies, sor bas t.old me on ~ occasions and have nCYCr heml of an-....office dut I am "on my own with her." wedding shower." Aside from my Today me had the nerw co drop a strong dislike for this co-worker. I wry bioad hint dut she would lib: an want to do what is correct. What do olli~ ww!ding shown. I am this you recommend? A'WMI'ING company's office manager, and org;a- ADVICE IN WASIUNGTON ""''-:.Ohio 140 112-2111 • Fix: 2157 Abigail Ohio Valley Pubilshlng Co. Van Buren 1 R. . . . ., ... ,,.. l'r lllk'lll Edltillr Cl•1rr W. Gowey· PubllaiW .... !Car . . Cllaltelll tiOellldl Gs •al" P' eo.• ., . . .-- n.,------AI.- .. IIIIIJM ~.-. .......... ,....., . .,....,.. ....., ...,~ I "- &..r'*" ..... -. r ~ 'S t 1 ,....~,_ .. ,_,........., .,....uC..'I---~Il!*n --··---· IS : I I rfW 1 ti/*O.WO-, ......... OHIO VIEWS - FRIDAY DANVILLE- 'Beyond the eroa· prMartad by Penn vBible Institute Chapel Choir, at Damrille Holir-. Church, Friday, April13, 7:30 p.m. Oil, gas drilling on Great LAkes is a really -bad i.dea . I ' • The Cincimutti Poat: Rising energy prices m fueling a renewed debate overcdrilling in die Great Lakes for oil and natural gas. We think it's a rotten idea. The Great Lakes contain about 20 percent of the world's fresh surface water. That alone makes them a natural resource that ought to be protected at all costs. , They're the source of drinking water for Cleveland, Toledo and a host of cities along their shores. They support a major fishery and a huge recreational industry. · The states bordering the Great Lakes have only now begun to see the benefits of a long campaign to coinbat decades of tampant pollution. It would be foolhardy to put the lakes, and that investment, at risk. • The Uma Newt: It didn't take long before the latest agricultural calamity in Europe would spark the concern of American anti-globalism activists. !u farmen slaughter herds of cows and sheep in a mad frenzy to protect against the rapid airborne spread of footand-mouth diseaae, activists warn that the disease's spread · ·_ js the result of global trade. They have a certain point. In an interconnected world, · agricultural diseases can spread more rapidly than in a world where people.in different nations have little contact with one another. Yet the few ill side effects of trade arc gready outweighed by the benefits. . . ·. . •. • Modern agriculture has done an astounding Job feeding populations across the globe. The famines that occur ·are generally the result of government actions such as war and collectivized farming. . And the overall high quality and low cost of the food Americans, in · particular, eat are largely a result of open markets and cross-border trading. • TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ·- ; • l f I... ~ •'· .. Today is Friday, April 13, tbe 103rd day of 2001. There are 262 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: . On April H, 1970, "Apollo 13," four-fifths of the way to the moon, was crippled when a tank containing liquid oxygen burst. (The astronauts managed to return safely.) · On this date: , In 1742, Handel's "Messiah" was first performed publicly, in . Dublin, Ireland. In 1743, the third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, was born. . In 1870, the Metropolitan .Museum of Art was founded _in New York: In 1943, President' Franklin Roosevelt dedicated the Jefferson Memorial. _ ' In 1958, Van Cliburn became the first American to win theTchaikovsky International Piano Contest in Moscow. . In 1964, Sidney Poirier became the first black performer m a leading role to win an·Academy Award, for "Lilies of the Field." In -1986, Pope John Paul II visited a Rome synagogue in the first recorded papal visit of its kind. • . In 198'l.'!Washington Post reporter Janet Cooke received a ,Pulitzer Prize for her feature about an 8-year-old heroin addict named "Jimmy"; however, Cooke relinquished the prize two days later, admitting she'd fabricated the story. _ , In 1992 the Great Chicago Flood took place as the ctty s century-Old tunnel S}'!tem and adjacent basementS filled With water from the Chicago River. · ' In 1'997, Tiger Woods became the youngest person to win the Masten 'Iburnament and the tint player of at least ·partly African heritage to claim ~ major golf tide. Ten yean ~o: Speaking at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., President Bush warned Iraq the· United States would :'not tolerate any interference".with the international relief effort for Kurdish refugees. Five years ago: President Clinton used his weekly radio address to call on Congress to pass an anti-terrorism bill that had languished for a year despite a promise of quick action after the Oklahoma City bombing. One year ago: President Clinton, during a question-andanswer session with newspaper editors, heatedly said, ''I'm not ashamed" about being impeached and ':"m not int~rested"_ in being pardoned for any ,alleged crimes m the Moruca LeWinsky scandal and Whitewater investigation. . . , Today's Birthdays: Author Eudora Welty ~s 92. Actor Howard Keel Is 82. Movie director Stanley Donen 1s 77. , MIDDLEPORT- Ash Street Church, Good Friday seiVice WATTENBERG'S VIEW .. ' Some speculation about Bush~ foreign policy ' milit;ary mission in the post-cold-war era • With the China situation still bubbling will he to ensure that no rivalsupcrpow- . and trOubling, it's time co ask - once er is allowed to emerge. ... With its fucus again -jus~ what is America~ foreign on this concept ofbene110lent domination . policy? Team Bush doesn't talk inudl by one power, the PentagOn document; about its grand global plan, but that doesarticulates the clearest rejection to «!ate of n't mean there isn't one, stated or uns~at­ • coDective internationalism." " ed. In fact, then: m some pretty good · Comet now the 24 Americaru held on ~ roots for such an Overview among the Hainan Island. Another nation- that did ' Bush playen. Let us speculate. Recall that the epithet -Critics most not believe its power was globally benevoften . applied · to the foreign policy of olent, that did not believe it was importantCOLUMNIST to stay in tint place, that did not believe it. · President Clinton \WI "fecldes." In sechad to be a regional guarantor ofstability -ond place \WI "ad hoc." Bush's goal is a foreign policy with more ·feck and less meni issued, or almost issued, back in - migllt well accede co Chinese demands • hoc. 1992, during the tint Bush administra- ·for an abject apology (rather than oft'er • This is no euy job. The Clinton foreign tion.The DOD paper, the tint post-Cold only regrets). This migllt get the~ policy w.wt't bad - SOmetimes SU~CII­ War edition of the bi-annual "Dcfmse American crew back with greater speed. ful, not often too harplful. Howewr,lt wu Plannins GUidance," ginned up a political And if sqch behavior wae_then .to -~ apparendy dircctionless. I • t firestorm against so-called ''hard-linen." called feckless ad hoc-racy, who m die. In fairness, direction is hard co come by Its principal authon were Paui .Wol- -larger world wo~ really em? ; when the compass disappem. !'or 50 fQWia, then the undersecretary for policy · But fo~ Amen~a, .more than for any: yean, from 1939 co 1989, American for- at the Dwaranent of Defense, and his . other naaon, credibility and honor count.i eign policy had its direction thrust upon deputy, {Lewis "Scooter" Libby, alleged China pretty.well ti~ the mo~ of one or : it: Lead the democratic fon:es, win World hard-linen both. Wolfowirz a key foreign those potentially hoStile regtonal superWar II, win the Cold War. We did it. Those policy ;uiviser to Gov. Buili during the p~ers ~riginally des~ribed by Wol-; viccories may well have paved the way for 2000 campaign, is now deputy secretary · fowllz-Ltbby. If Ameqca. grovels, . ~e; the remarkably successful decade of the of defense, No.2 to Secretary Don Rums- sound ~ the,scratching will be heart! 1990s. The best may be yet co come, an feld. Libby is now chief of staff for Vice Japan, wtth wh?m we ~ a self-defense: ascent tOward what Winston Churchill President Cheney. treaty, and m Tat~, wtth whom we have. called "the broad sunlit uplands." And But hard-line doesn't mean wrong line. less formal comnuane~ts. It would cch?, today, America is "No. 1" and the world't The DPG document, as it was originally _ corrostvely, m every reg~on where Amen-; "sole surviving superpower." written in 1992, was never published. It can .power ser:cs ~ :W earnes_t_for demo-; But superpower-dam is a condition, was leaked to The NewYork Times by"an crattc ~u~ alid military stabili~; ; not a policy. A policy acconunodates a tli ·a1 h b li thi p t-cold-war That Ill JUS! what the 1992 . Defense. o a w o e eves s os Plannin G 'd " d - · condition and offeA guidance about what sllah!gy dcbah! should be carried out in · g ut e warne ag;unst. to do next, on big· items, on snull items, Ben J%ttmbelg, p senio.r feUow at the Amer- _ and on unexpected items that go bump in the public domain:· Who? Jus~ call him · itan Enterprise Institute, is tfw host-essayist of: the night, as happened with China near Mr. Softie. But even the Times' wildly spun the PBS speci.ll "The First Measured Centu·; Hainan Island. So what might be the basis of an Amer- description of the Wolfowitz-L_ibby DPG ry" and co-author of a new book of the ~ ican foreign policy? What's our compass draft made some selid sense. It reported, title (AEI Press, 2000). He is the host of the: breathlessly: "The classified document weekly public television program "Think: heading? Consider a classified and controvenial makes the case for a world dominated by Tank." You 11141)' send commmts to him vi4 t· . . draft of a Department of Defense docu- one superpower.... America's political and mail: Watmailaol.com . - Ben Wdltbieg I II follow, regular Sunday service, 10:10 a.m, LOCAL HAPPENINGS service, Long Bottom United Mlllhocist Church, 7 p.m., Rev. NOonan Buller as speaker. state vice president ol Retired Teacherl AIIOCialion lo epeak on educ81ion. 'RUTLAND- Rutland Church of Named to academy TUPPERS PLAINS- North vice. 7 a.m., Singing Echoes, to Bethel United Melhodisl Church, a.m., evening reviVal service, 7 Easter seiVice, 4 p.m.' p.m., wilh Rev. Charlie Grilfilh as speaker. ~ ,-., MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Jessica Schuler, daughter of POMEROY- Pomeroy Eastern Star 188, OE~L Monday, 7:30 p.m. Chester Masonic Temple. P,..ctice lor inspection. Refresh- James and Carolyn Schuler of Middleport, has been .named a menta. TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT- Ladies lor llle Lord, women's Bible study, Abundant Grace Church, Tuesday, 1D a.m. All u.s. National Award denominations welcome. POMEROY- Modem Wood- ,;,...,.:,..o~ men of America. dinner, Pon· derou In Oalllpolil, Tuaday, 6:30 to 7:30p.m. C8mp 8336 will pey $3.60 on eiCh mall. · Schuler ·· PLAGENZ'S VIEW ' . Sllayna Houldashelt Happy Easter! Love, Grandma Marcia Cody Campbell - Jerma Houdashelt Happy Easter! Grandma Marcia Happy Easter! Love, Mommy &.. Daddy The Meigs High School student was nominated for the aw.trd by her teacher, James Bennett. She is the granddaughter 'of James and Priscilla Schuler of Middleport and Rudand, and Roy and Erma Hendrix of Pomeroy. Till Community Cl!lencllr Ia publllhed aa a fNa aarvlca to n0f111rotll groupe wlahlng to announce lllllllnga and ..,... clal eventa. Till Cllender Ia not dwlgllld to promOte IIIII or fund-rat ... of any type, llesna ara printed only 11 lpaot permltllnd OM'Inot be guaranllad to be prtntad a apecltlo numbw of ct.ya. Brody ~aron Dellavalle Happy Easter! Love, Grandpa &.. Grandma King ' Easter message must focus on spiritual resurrection Sabra ~ &. Alyson Renay -. ' Happy~! - l.oYe, Great GrandmOther ' Morgan E; Baer Happy Easter! Love, Mom &.. Dad . . Happy Easter!, Love, Mommy &.. Daddy Helen Smith Justin &.. Evan jeffers Happy Easter My Uttle Men ... . · Love.Mommy _ ' tyler Thomas Haynes Courtnee Williams Happy Easter! L.qye. Mom &.. Dad Ltriy "Bra"ley" Sellers t.-rtnn Marie Humphreys l-lappy Easter) Happy Easter! Love, Granny, MaMa, Love, Daddy &.. Mommy PaPa Randy, PaPaMyron lenser. Anderson Happy Easter! . Love. Mommy &. Daddy _, .• Winner in science by the United Stares Achieve- ment Academy. m, . I funding for nurnrrous "Area Ag.:ncies on Aging" across the United States. They are listed in local phone books. They provide rrsources for ti2J1S. TENNESSEE AREA .AG~CY ON AGING DEAR JENNIFER: I'm sure many people wiD be surprised and !diew:d to know dut so Dlllch help is so dose ar hand. Thank you for writing. JDOJr. DEAR ABBY: We are a group of They 3lso help coordinate ra:re- oenior women wbo enjoy dining out. mo.W 3Ctiviries, such as senior games: ~a good meal, one of our menbowling tournaments, tnck, basket- folk likes to seek out the young hOS{ball lice throw, golf, ihufildxwd, an4 esses, encin:le their waists, look deep moie. Senior centen 2CIOSS America into their ~ and tell them whJt a provide numerous activities and sec- great meal he's lud vias for both active and homebound What do you think of this beluvseniors. They will, if asUd, also pro- ior? - DAILY FLORIDA READvide daily telephone tea!Sunnce calls ER. and/or Wttldy visits to ensu.e the DEAR FLORIDA READER: I safety and well-being of the senior in think he wants some free dessert. question. JENNIFER E. (Dear f!bby ;, wrirte~• by Pauline ~ALAIS, . SOUTHWEST Pl•illip< and dauJ!Iller ]rum•e Pl•illip<.) · portation, bome-deliveed me:ols, iESpite c=, income we preparation. mNicatibn -imnce, 8u shoes, heating and cooling mistonce, homenuker services, housing. legal wiqance, when: to report suspected neglect or ........... . and exploitalion of ~ .. , penons, . • • DEAll AWAITING: Since )UIIl heart isn't in it (and with good IQSOIJ), don't allow yourself co be tnanetJ\IOeml into arranging a sbowa-. To get )ft'nw olf lhe book. see if someone shes closer to would em to host a shower for her OUl5ide of office hours. DEAllABBY: I would lib: to teO "A Friend in Chicago." who was con-cemed because a f.amiJy rrfuscd ro bh their 92-year-old grandmolher to die doctoc, that thell' is an agency serving peopk ovrr 6()_ In 1965, the ·Older Americans Aa was eructed by Congxes5. It illocated SUIIDAY lhe Nazarene, "tarnb ot God,' sponsored by the Middlepott PORTLAND- Community d POMEROY - SU!lrise seiVice Ministerial AsiiOda!ion. Rod an Easter drama. Friday at 6:45 Christ Church, localad on Lovett and communion at Hysell Run p.m. Brower speakilr, Friday, 7 p.m. . Road juat off County Road 35, )iolillll88 Church at.6 a.m., SunSpeciiii!TIU8ic, pralae and wor· sunrile servicll at 8 a.m., with ~ school, 9:30 a.m:, wor· . ship aeMc:e, Relrlllhmenta. TUPPERS PLAINS- South brealdlllt lo folow. Easter egg ship,10:30, and BY8fllng 88MC8, Balliet New Testament Church, hunt will folloW breakfast. · 7p.m. RUTLAND-- 15111 annual GoOd Good Friday HtVice, 7 p.m., Friday all·nlght gospel sing, 7 with ~lal preaentation, The MIDDLEPORT- Ash Street CARPENTER- Mt. Union BapVlrur. p.m., Rutland FrHWiiHiaplist Church, Mlddleport,l.lll!lrise ser- tist Church aunriae seiVice, 8:52 Church. vice and lnekf'ut, !lUnday, 6 a.m. Easter Sunday, evening SATURDAY ' a.m. Elder KMiny Y1111ger, guast wollhlp, 8:30 p.m., and POMEROY- •Foo, Food and BURUNGHAM- Burlingham epeaker, plbllc welcome. Wecln11clay evening aervlc:e, 8:30p.m. · Modem Woodmen, potluck 111111 30 p.m.,- Friday od'a NET at hall, 8 p.m. Frlandt and POMEROY- Eut8r aunrlle In P y 1111811, nelghbola welcome. Mrvice, 8:30 a.m., MI. Hermon RUTLAND- "Lamb of God,' an vkMo ll1d COII'Ipllttr glllllfl;\l United Brethlerl In Christ Euler draml, Friday II 8:46 MASON, W.Va.- Rlverwlde pool, board gllllM IVIillble. Church; bl'llkfllt to follow. Sun- p.m., and Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Lat111' Golf AIIOCiation, IT8IOI'I day IChool, 8:30; wo..hlp 10;30 Rutland Church of the kickoff meeting, 12 noon, fol· RUTLAND- "l.8mb of Bod," a.m. no even11111 aerAce. Church NIZII'elll. lowed by piZza and nine-hole Eut8r drama, 8:46 p.m., Rut· located on Wlcldlam Road off ICramble. Memberlhlp dull, Texaa Road. lllld Church of the N.-ne. REED8VILLE- Sunrtllaer· $10. Mtmblra need not bl vice, Rlldlvllle Unled memblra olllle Rlval'llde GoH · DORCAS - Bethany.Doi'CII Methodlll Church, 7 a.m., with __.--TUELAINS- Good ColliN: New memblra weJ. Frida , Soulll Belhll United Mllhoclar Church, EMtar brealdul to follow. aunrtM 181Vice, 7 a.m., break· New illtament Churdl, 7 p.m., come. with 10ec11J prtHI!tltlon, The 1111-followlat 8 a;m. TUPPERS P.LAINS- South Vlrur~r.. · RACINE- Retum Jonathan Bethel New Tlllament Church, Metge CMpter OAR, 1 p.m., HOBSON - Hoblon Chrlltlan Eater Sunday- Reaurrsctton Day Fellowlhlp Church, SunrtM Hr· Mrvlce, 7 a.m., with breaklut to LONG BOTTOM- Good Friday Racine Ubfaly. John Milhoan, -. ------~----~~~------------------· . STATE �-- .. - -- -- _.....__ ·. • _Th~e_o~_.!_Sm_ .~m_e_I______~Ibw -~ !!!!!!! J--,.~~~IWI~~~~~----~--~~~~· ~·~A5~ AI The Daily ~ntinel 1:1. . .1 Ft141ru ..... t:J. 2N1 Co:-worker~ wedding·no cause for Celebration The Daily Sentinel 111 COurt ... DEAR. ABBY: Oue of '!IY coworlr.:u is being mmH:d neu moolh and bas invited of lhe ollice -ro ~ y•c::f+ng I bad _ plmned on buying her a gift. but pmb.hly - ' t •nmd We are not dose. She bas bml wry dillicuk to .....,rtc with; Shes possibly lhe most two-&ced penon I have ever lwown. ADVICE I have 0\'nheard this woman puaing_ me down to co-worbn, clients and wodon during the entire ni2ing such an ~nt would be up to . . ._ ~ 4 112 ~we have worted togelber. me. I am seriously colllidering laving this I am alm.;W 50 ~ old, have company because of her. My supervi- worked at sewral other companies, sor bas t.old me on ~ occasions and have nCYCr heml of an-....office dut I am "on my own with her." wedding shower." Aside from my Today me had the nerw co drop a strong dislike for this co-worker. I wry bioad hint dut she would lib: an want to do what is correct. What do olli~ ww!ding shown. I am this you recommend? A'WMI'ING company's office manager, and org;a- ADVICE IN WASIUNGTON ""''-:.Ohio 140 112-2111 • Fix: 2157 Abigail Ohio Valley Pubilshlng Co. Van Buren 1 R. . . . ., ... ,,.. l'r lllk'lll Edltillr Cl•1rr W. Gowey· PubllaiW .... !Car . . Cllaltelll tiOellldl Gs •al" P' eo.• ., . . .-- n.,------AI.- .. IIIIIJM ~.-. .......... ,....., . .,....,.. ....., ...,~ I "- &..r'*" ..... -. r ~ 'S t 1 ,....~,_ .. ,_,........., .,....uC..'I---~Il!*n --··---· IS : I I rfW 1 ti/*O.WO-, ......... OHIO VIEWS - FRIDAY DANVILLE- 'Beyond the eroa· prMartad by Penn vBible Institute Chapel Choir, at Damrille Holir-. Church, Friday, April13, 7:30 p.m. Oil, gas drilling on Great LAkes is a really -bad i.dea . I ' • The Cincimutti Poat: Rising energy prices m fueling a renewed debate overcdrilling in die Great Lakes for oil and natural gas. We think it's a rotten idea. The Great Lakes contain about 20 percent of the world's fresh surface water. That alone makes them a natural resource that ought to be protected at all costs. , They're the source of drinking water for Cleveland, Toledo and a host of cities along their shores. They support a major fishery and a huge recreational industry. · The states bordering the Great Lakes have only now begun to see the benefits of a long campaign to coinbat decades of tampant pollution. It would be foolhardy to put the lakes, and that investment, at risk. • The Uma Newt: It didn't take long before the latest agricultural calamity in Europe would spark the concern of American anti-globalism activists. !u farmen slaughter herds of cows and sheep in a mad frenzy to protect against the rapid airborne spread of footand-mouth diseaae, activists warn that the disease's spread · ·_ js the result of global trade. They have a certain point. In an interconnected world, · agricultural diseases can spread more rapidly than in a world where people.in different nations have little contact with one another. Yet the few ill side effects of trade arc gready outweighed by the benefits. . . ·. . •. • Modern agriculture has done an astounding Job feeding populations across the globe. The famines that occur ·are generally the result of government actions such as war and collectivized farming. . And the overall high quality and low cost of the food Americans, in · particular, eat are largely a result of open markets and cross-border trading. • TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ·- ; • l f I... ~ •'· .. Today is Friday, April 13, tbe 103rd day of 2001. There are 262 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: . On April H, 1970, "Apollo 13," four-fifths of the way to the moon, was crippled when a tank containing liquid oxygen burst. (The astronauts managed to return safely.) · On this date: , In 1742, Handel's "Messiah" was first performed publicly, in . Dublin, Ireland. In 1743, the third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, was born. . In 1870, the Metropolitan .Museum of Art was founded _in New York: In 1943, President' Franklin Roosevelt dedicated the Jefferson Memorial. _ ' In 1958, Van Cliburn became the first American to win theTchaikovsky International Piano Contest in Moscow. . In 1964, Sidney Poirier became the first black performer m a leading role to win an·Academy Award, for "Lilies of the Field." In -1986, Pope John Paul II visited a Rome synagogue in the first recorded papal visit of its kind. • . In 198'l.'!Washington Post reporter Janet Cooke received a ,Pulitzer Prize for her feature about an 8-year-old heroin addict named "Jimmy"; however, Cooke relinquished the prize two days later, admitting she'd fabricated the story. _ , In 1992 the Great Chicago Flood took place as the ctty s century-Old tunnel S}'!tem and adjacent basementS filled With water from the Chicago River. · ' In 1'997, Tiger Woods became the youngest person to win the Masten 'Iburnament and the tint player of at least ·partly African heritage to claim ~ major golf tide. Ten yean ~o: Speaking at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., President Bush warned Iraq the· United States would :'not tolerate any interference".with the international relief effort for Kurdish refugees. Five years ago: President Clinton used his weekly radio address to call on Congress to pass an anti-terrorism bill that had languished for a year despite a promise of quick action after the Oklahoma City bombing. One year ago: President Clinton, during a question-andanswer session with newspaper editors, heatedly said, ''I'm not ashamed" about being impeached and ':"m not int~rested"_ in being pardoned for any ,alleged crimes m the Moruca LeWinsky scandal and Whitewater investigation. . . , Today's Birthdays: Author Eudora Welty ~s 92. Actor Howard Keel Is 82. Movie director Stanley Donen 1s 77. , MIDDLEPORT- Ash Street Church, Good Friday seiVice WATTENBERG'S VIEW .. ' Some speculation about Bush~ foreign policy ' milit;ary mission in the post-cold-war era • With the China situation still bubbling will he to ensure that no rivalsupcrpow- . and trOubling, it's time co ask - once er is allowed to emerge. ... With its fucus again -jus~ what is America~ foreign on this concept ofbene110lent domination . policy? Team Bush doesn't talk inudl by one power, the PentagOn document; about its grand global plan, but that doesarticulates the clearest rejection to «!ate of n't mean there isn't one, stated or uns~at­ • coDective internationalism." " ed. In fact, then: m some pretty good · Comet now the 24 Americaru held on ~ roots for such an Overview among the Hainan Island. Another nation- that did ' Bush playen. Let us speculate. Recall that the epithet -Critics most not believe its power was globally benevoften . applied · to the foreign policy of olent, that did not believe it was importantCOLUMNIST to stay in tint place, that did not believe it. · President Clinton \WI "fecldes." In sechad to be a regional guarantor ofstability -ond place \WI "ad hoc." Bush's goal is a foreign policy with more ·feck and less meni issued, or almost issued, back in - migllt well accede co Chinese demands • hoc. 1992, during the tint Bush administra- ·for an abject apology (rather than oft'er • This is no euy job. The Clinton foreign tion.The DOD paper, the tint post-Cold only regrets). This migllt get the~ policy w.wt't bad - SOmetimes SU~CII­ War edition of the bi-annual "Dcfmse American crew back with greater speed. ful, not often too harplful. Howewr,lt wu Plannins GUidance," ginned up a political And if sqch behavior wae_then .to -~ apparendy dircctionless. I • t firestorm against so-called ''hard-linen." called feckless ad hoc-racy, who m die. In fairness, direction is hard co come by Its principal authon were Paui .Wol- -larger world wo~ really em? ; when the compass disappem. !'or 50 fQWia, then the undersecretary for policy · But fo~ Amen~a, .more than for any: yean, from 1939 co 1989, American for- at the Dwaranent of Defense, and his . other naaon, credibility and honor count.i eign policy had its direction thrust upon deputy, {Lewis "Scooter" Libby, alleged China pretty.well ti~ the mo~ of one or : it: Lead the democratic fon:es, win World hard-linen both. Wolfowirz a key foreign those potentially hoStile regtonal superWar II, win the Cold War. We did it. Those policy ;uiviser to Gov. Buili during the p~ers ~riginally des~ribed by Wol-; viccories may well have paved the way for 2000 campaign, is now deputy secretary · fowllz-Ltbby. If Ameqca. grovels, . ~e; the remarkably successful decade of the of defense, No.2 to Secretary Don Rums- sound ~ the,scratching will be heart! 1990s. The best may be yet co come, an feld. Libby is now chief of staff for Vice Japan, wtth wh?m we ~ a self-defense: ascent tOward what Winston Churchill President Cheney. treaty, and m Tat~, wtth whom we have. called "the broad sunlit uplands." And But hard-line doesn't mean wrong line. less formal comnuane~ts. It would cch?, today, America is "No. 1" and the world't The DPG document, as it was originally _ corrostvely, m every reg~on where Amen-; "sole surviving superpower." written in 1992, was never published. It can .power ser:cs ~ :W earnes_t_for demo-; But superpower-dam is a condition, was leaked to The NewYork Times by"an crattc ~u~ alid military stabili~; ; not a policy. A policy acconunodates a tli ·a1 h b li thi p t-cold-war That Ill JUS! what the 1992 . Defense. o a w o e eves s os Plannin G 'd " d - · condition and offeA guidance about what sllah!gy dcbah! should be carried out in · g ut e warne ag;unst. to do next, on big· items, on snull items, Ben J%ttmbelg, p senio.r feUow at the Amer- _ and on unexpected items that go bump in the public domain:· Who? Jus~ call him · itan Enterprise Institute, is tfw host-essayist of: the night, as happened with China near Mr. Softie. But even the Times' wildly spun the PBS speci.ll "The First Measured Centu·; Hainan Island. So what might be the basis of an Amer- description of the Wolfowitz-L_ibby DPG ry" and co-author of a new book of the ~ ican foreign policy? What's our compass draft made some selid sense. It reported, title (AEI Press, 2000). He is the host of the: breathlessly: "The classified document weekly public television program "Think: heading? Consider a classified and controvenial makes the case for a world dominated by Tank." You 11141)' send commmts to him vi4 t· . . draft of a Department of Defense docu- one superpower.... America's political and mail: Watmailaol.com . - Ben Wdltbieg I II follow, regular Sunday service, 10:10 a.m, LOCAL HAPPENINGS service, Long Bottom United Mlllhocist Church, 7 p.m., Rev. NOonan Buller as speaker. state vice president ol Retired Teacherl AIIOCialion lo epeak on educ81ion. 'RUTLAND- Rutland Church of Named to academy TUPPERS PLAINS- North vice. 7 a.m., Singing Echoes, to Bethel United Melhodisl Church, a.m., evening reviVal service, 7 Easter seiVice, 4 p.m.' p.m., wilh Rev. Charlie Grilfilh as speaker. ~ ,-., MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Jessica Schuler, daughter of POMEROY- Pomeroy Eastern Star 188, OE~L Monday, 7:30 p.m. Chester Masonic Temple. P,..ctice lor inspection. Refresh- James and Carolyn Schuler of Middleport, has been .named a menta. TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT- Ladies lor llle Lord, women's Bible study, Abundant Grace Church, Tuesday, 1D a.m. All u.s. National Award denominations welcome. POMEROY- Modem Wood- ,;,...,.:,..o~ men of America. dinner, Pon· derou In Oalllpolil, Tuaday, 6:30 to 7:30p.m. C8mp 8336 will pey $3.60 on eiCh mall. · Schuler ·· PLAGENZ'S VIEW ' . Sllayna Houldashelt Happy Easter! Love, Grandma Marcia Cody Campbell - Jerma Houdashelt Happy Easter! Grandma Marcia Happy Easter! Love, Mommy &.. Daddy The Meigs High School student was nominated for the aw.trd by her teacher, James Bennett. She is the granddaughter 'of James and Priscilla Schuler of Middleport and Rudand, and Roy and Erma Hendrix of Pomeroy. Till Community Cl!lencllr Ia publllhed aa a fNa aarvlca to n0f111rotll groupe wlahlng to announce lllllllnga and ..,... clal eventa. Till Cllender Ia not dwlgllld to promOte IIIII or fund-rat ... of any type, llesna ara printed only 11 lpaot permltllnd OM'Inot be guaranllad to be prtntad a apecltlo numbw of ct.ya. Brody ~aron Dellavalle Happy Easter! Love, Grandpa &.. Grandma King ' Easter message must focus on spiritual resurrection Sabra ~ &. Alyson Renay -. ' Happy~! - l.oYe, Great GrandmOther ' Morgan E; Baer Happy Easter! Love, Mom &.. Dad . . Happy Easter!, Love, Mommy &.. Daddy Helen Smith Justin &.. Evan jeffers Happy Easter My Uttle Men ... . · Love.Mommy _ ' tyler Thomas Haynes Courtnee Williams Happy Easter! L.qye. Mom &.. Dad Ltriy "Bra"ley" Sellers t.-rtnn Marie Humphreys l-lappy Easter) Happy Easter! Love, Granny, MaMa, Love, Daddy &.. Mommy PaPa Randy, PaPaMyron lenser. Anderson Happy Easter! . Love. Mommy &. Daddy _, .• Winner in science by the United Stares Achieve- ment Academy. m, . I funding for nurnrrous "Area Ag.:ncies on Aging" across the United States. They are listed in local phone books. They provide rrsources for ti2J1S. TENNESSEE AREA .AG~CY ON AGING DEAR JENNIFER: I'm sure many people wiD be surprised and !diew:d to know dut so Dlllch help is so dose ar hand. Thank you for writing. JDOJr. DEAR ABBY: We are a group of They 3lso help coordinate ra:re- oenior women wbo enjoy dining out. mo.W 3Ctiviries, such as senior games: ~a good meal, one of our menbowling tournaments, tnck, basket- folk likes to seek out the young hOS{ball lice throw, golf, ihufildxwd, an4 esses, encin:le their waists, look deep moie. Senior centen 2CIOSS America into their ~ and tell them whJt a provide numerous activities and sec- great meal he's lud vias for both active and homebound What do you think of this beluvseniors. They will, if asUd, also pro- ior? - DAILY FLORIDA READvide daily telephone tea!Sunnce calls ER. and/or Wttldy visits to ensu.e the DEAR FLORIDA READER: I safety and well-being of the senior in think he wants some free dessert. question. JENNIFER E. (Dear f!bby ;, wrirte~• by Pauline ~ALAIS, . SOUTHWEST Pl•illip< and dauJ!Iller ]rum•e Pl•illip<.) · portation, bome-deliveed me:ols, iESpite c=, income we preparation. mNicatibn -imnce, 8u shoes, heating and cooling mistonce, homenuker services, housing. legal wiqance, when: to report suspected neglect or ........... . and exploitalion of ~ .. , penons, . • • DEAll AWAITING: Since )UIIl heart isn't in it (and with good IQSOIJ), don't allow yourself co be tnanetJ\IOeml into arranging a sbowa-. To get )ft'nw olf lhe book. see if someone shes closer to would em to host a shower for her OUl5ide of office hours. DEAllABBY: I would lib: to teO "A Friend in Chicago." who was con-cemed because a f.amiJy rrfuscd ro bh their 92-year-old grandmolher to die doctoc, that thell' is an agency serving peopk ovrr 6()_ In 1965, the ·Older Americans Aa was eructed by Congxes5. It illocated SUIIDAY lhe Nazarene, "tarnb ot God,' sponsored by the Middlepott PORTLAND- Community d POMEROY - SU!lrise seiVice Ministerial AsiiOda!ion. Rod an Easter drama. Friday at 6:45 Christ Church, localad on Lovett and communion at Hysell Run p.m. Brower speakilr, Friday, 7 p.m. . Road juat off County Road 35, )iolillll88 Church at.6 a.m., SunSpeciiii!TIU8ic, pralae and wor· sunrile servicll at 8 a.m., with ~ school, 9:30 a.m:, wor· . ship aeMc:e, Relrlllhmenta. TUPPERS PLAINS- South brealdlllt lo folow. Easter egg ship,10:30, and BY8fllng 88MC8, Balliet New Testament Church, hunt will folloW breakfast. · 7p.m. RUTLAND-- 15111 annual GoOd Good Friday HtVice, 7 p.m., Friday all·nlght gospel sing, 7 with ~lal preaentation, The MIDDLEPORT- Ash Street CARPENTER- Mt. Union BapVlrur. p.m., Rutland FrHWiiHiaplist Church, Mlddleport,l.lll!lrise ser- tist Church aunriae seiVice, 8:52 Church. vice and lnekf'ut, !lUnday, 6 a.m. Easter Sunday, evening SATURDAY ' a.m. Elder KMiny Y1111ger, guast wollhlp, 8:30 p.m., and POMEROY- •Foo, Food and BURUNGHAM- Burlingham epeaker, plbllc welcome. Wecln11clay evening aervlc:e, 8:30p.m. · Modem Woodmen, potluck 111111 30 p.m.,- Friday od'a NET at hall, 8 p.m. Frlandt and POMEROY- Eut8r aunrlle In P y 1111811, nelghbola welcome. Mrvice, 8:30 a.m., MI. Hermon RUTLAND- "Lamb of God,' an vkMo ll1d COII'Ipllttr glllllfl;\l United Brethlerl In Christ Euler draml, Friday II 8:46 MASON, W.Va.- Rlverwlde pool, board gllllM IVIillble. Church; bl'llkfllt to follow. Sun- p.m., and Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Lat111' Golf AIIOCiation, IT8IOI'I day IChool, 8:30; wo..hlp 10;30 Rutland Church of the kickoff meeting, 12 noon, fol· RUTLAND- "l.8mb of Bod," a.m. no even11111 aerAce. Church NIZII'elll. lowed by piZza and nine-hole Eut8r drama, 8:46 p.m., Rut· located on Wlcldlam Road off ICramble. Memberlhlp dull, Texaa Road. lllld Church of the N.-ne. REED8VILLE- Sunrtllaer· $10. Mtmblra need not bl vice, Rlldlvllle Unled memblra olllle Rlval'llde GoH · DORCAS - Bethany.Doi'CII Methodlll Church, 7 a.m., with __.--TUELAINS- Good ColliN: New memblra weJ. Frida , Soulll Belhll United Mllhoclar Church, EMtar brealdul to follow. aunrtM 181Vice, 7 a.m., break· New illtament Churdl, 7 p.m., come. with 10ec11J prtHI!tltlon, The 1111-followlat 8 a;m. TUPPERS P.LAINS- South Vlrur~r.. · RACINE- Retum Jonathan Bethel New Tlllament Church, Metge CMpter OAR, 1 p.m., HOBSON - Hoblon Chrlltlan Eater Sunday- Reaurrsctton Day Fellowlhlp Church, SunrtM Hr· Mrvlce, 7 a.m., with breaklut to LONG BOTTOM- Good Friday Racine Ubfaly. John Milhoan, -. ------~----~~~------------------· . STATE �--------·... -· The Daily Sentinel 15,2111 < . ' I I WAY, Apdi 13 TRI-COUNTY EASTER OBSERVANCES Good Friday senice, Fsitt Baptist tluth. 3 p.m. MASON- Special Good Friday FLATROCK- Re\iYII Aprii1722•'A· pntiJI"iGCIIIl ()udo. SA 2. wilh Rev. lily McCoy II 7:30 p.m. lli(,litly. Hallllo . . . . . , be felllunid. New standards to....- eaoney I F,... 1Jep-18C:ialial ~ "The Vinlls;" ADDISON - Sunrtee • a • 8'ij lid Oudl, Easter 5pJday Resurrection Day Addison ape alter Paslor Dan Belo1811 ol seMc&, Old Town Board 8apcist MfVice, 7 am., with braaldast to 7am.·Bo II 'ifter~e~vics. 'k%cl& CCCU. For ilfoonation, Church, off Sanlt1ll Road, 7 p.m. LETART - ...., al Golden Conal. Guest ~, 8. follow. regular Smday ... vice, 10:10a.m. LEON - Halvey Chapel CtiUidl ' GALUPOUS- Easter chma at wl pr~ "Heaven' at 7 :30 Calvary Christian Center Inc., LETART Easter sarvicae at p.m. . Old Town Board Baptist Cludl, 553 Jackson Pike, 7 p .m. loll SancNI Road, 6 am.- SlllGAWPOUS- Passion play SUNDAY, Aprll1 $ rise &Miice; 10 a.m. Sunday "The World Change!", 7 p .m. School; 11 am. IIIOI1'Iing WDIShip, DORCAS Bethany-Don:as n9llly al Forst ChuJCh ol the United Melhollsl Cl)urch will and 7 P.fll. evening warship. NlWIJ'-. hold Easter sunrise service a1 7 RUTLAND - 15th 3nnuaJ Good a m., with breakfast to follow at 8 LEON - Sunrise senrice at Crea m. ston Church. 6 am. Rev. Gerald Friday AI Night gospel sing, 7 Sayre wil be boinging the mas-· p.m., F.-ill Baptist Chua:fl, sage following the j)lt)gl'am. PORTLAND -Community ol • · · R..ssnc!. Ohio. Singing by JiJi~mm.m~~~~eie Chrisl Church, localed on lovell ~1, Solid Rock Quartet, APPLE GROVE- Sunrise serFailhiU Journey, Jin Edens, Glo- Road just olf County Road 35, vice ;tt Mlstone Coorch, 6 a.m. sunrise services at 8 am., with ~Believers, Joe McCloud, Evening service a1 7 p.m. Singing Hands and Huntley's. , breakfast to follow. Easter egg hunt wil foUow breakfast ~N- Sunrise service at ADDISON - Good Friday serFaith Baptist Church, 6 a.m., folHOBSON - Christian Fellowvice at Addison Freewill Baplist ship sunrise service, 7.a .m., lowed by breakfast cooked by Church, 2 p.m. men olthe church. Sunday Singing Echoes, ~0 a.m., school at 9:45 a.m. followed by evening revival setVice, 7 p.riT.. GALLIPOLIS - Songfest at Bell with Rev. Charlie Griffith as morning worship at 11 a.m. The C~l. 7 p.m., with the Christian speaker. lord's Supper observance at 6 Messengers and the Conners. • p.m. followed by Easter~ at7 p.m. . PoMEROY- Sunrise service PATRIOT- Patriol United and communion at Hysel Run Melhodisl Ct.Jrch will be having Hotiness Church at 6~m ., Sun- LEON - Ellnwood Community a special Easter service at 7 p.m. day school, 9:30a.m., worChurch will have 9:30 a.m. ship,10:30, and evening SBIVice, passover service with commuROONEY- Good Friday wor· 7 p.m.nion. Meal will follow service. ship at Rodney Pike Church of God. Observing the Lord's SupLONG BOTTOM- Good Friday LETART- Sunrise service lor per. Teen lock-in folowing serservice, 7 p.m., long Bottom U~ Charge at Oak Grove vice. For information, call 245UMC, the Rev. Norman Butler as United Methodist Church, 6:30 9518. · a.m. with breakfast to follow in speaker: felowship hall. Easter program at SATURDAY, Aprll14 7 p.m. al Union Church. · CARPENTER~ Good Friday GAWPOLIS - Passion play and Easter program at Mount ."The WOIId Changer", 7 p .m. Union Baptist. Also suroise serAPPLE GROVE - Sunrise ser· nightly at First Church of the vice, 6:52 a.m. Easter Sunday, vice at Beech HiD United Nazarene. evening worship, 6:30 f).m., and Methodist Church, 6:30a.m. Wednesday evening service, CROWN CITY- Song fest at 6:30p.m. LEON - Special program, Bible Crown City Methodist Church, 7 study, teaching and prayer p.m., featuring Common Choir, "Seven Places Jesus Shed His TUPPERS PLAINS ~North One Faith Trio al)d Gospel Blood', 11 a.m. Baden CommuniBethel UMC will have a special Sounds Trio. For information, call Easter service on Sunday at 4· ty Building, S.R. 87, with speaker 256-1531. Don Cox. For inlornnalion call · . p.m. 372-609t or 4511-2574. PATRIOT- Patriol United REEDSVILLE - Sunrise service Melhodisl Church will be having will be held itt Reedsville Un~ed NEW HAVEN- Sunrise Easter a special Easter service at 7 p.m. Methodist Church at 7 a.m., with service, St. Paul Lutheran breakfast to follow. Church, 6:30a.m. BIDWELL- Walk-about prayer . meeting at Garden of My Heart RUTLAND- 'Lamb of God,' ari GALLIPOLIS FERRY- The . Holy Tllb!!macle, 10 a.m. Starts Carpenter Family Renewal MinEaster drama, Rutland at Ohio 554 and Rairoad Street Nazarene, Friday at 6:45 p.m., istries will present "The Dellverby Wataon's Grocery. Open to all and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ~ce· at f akh Gospel Church at · lakhs. 10:45 a.m. At7 p.m. the junior TUPPERS PLAiNS- South church will present "Easter Miracle.• Bethel New Testament Church, · GALLIPOLIS - Annual ResurGood Friday service, 7 p.m., with rection Breakfast Men's Fellow- - ' ADDISON- SeMce at AM& • FIMWil Br;IJI CIUdi. 6 p.m., with Rick Ban:ue pa&lilijj. BIOWB.l- &nils 11111iot 1111 Raj r 1 Cludl, 6:30 a.m., PallOr Cart Bu'wn preact*ig. Sunday .:hool • 9 am. Rev. Chlllst Hively p!88Ching al 7 'p.m. p,. at-=• 9 -.m., Ill vice altO -.m. An Eaetlr Egg Hunt wl bs held Iiiier Ill viaL '' -- CROWN ari- Sunrils - lliot • Lllerly Olllpl audi. 8:30 a.m., 8w'*Y .:hool II 9 ....... Benny Simt*i•linging. ~ASHINGTON (AP) New ellicien~ standards a_pproved by the ~ush administration are expected to save billions of dollars m. energy costs but significandy increase prices of new W3hing machines and water hearers. Jmpmved washing machines will cut water use nationwi~ by 10.5 trillion gallons by 2030 and save $15.3 billion in dectticity costs. That's enough to light all U.S. homes for more than four yean, the Energy Department estimates. Better water beaten are expected to result in nationwi~ savings by· 2030 equal to the . total energy used by all U.S. households over almost three months. CoiPplying with the new requirements will raise the current $421 avera~ price of a new washing machine to $670 by 2007 . They will add $100 to the average $380 price of a new electric water heater, to $480, and S58 to the average S449 price of a new g;1 ' -fired water heater to bring the average to $507 _ · • L£0N- Relliwilal Sdh Chapel Cluch. Aprl16- 21' 7 ....... v 'Q . .A p.m. . ., !:~ I . . . ·.~, and ~p«illlingi og. ,_,J • "- GAWPOUS FERRY- ~ with Eva11g 5 I RichMI Halper lnllon • Rodney Plla Church ol o1 Ch811utcn lhrol9l Apri115 81 God feslurlng SsnclultY Choir; yoiAh em. •.g~ nur and KICK's Jordan Baptist Qudl. Specill ~og. SavicM 817 p.m. . . . ctvlclrao's Choir. fof. ly and 8 p.m. &.~day. low For: . . cal 26-9518. CROWN CITY- Blnile - POINT PLEASANT- RMIBIII vice 81 Kingl Chlpel, 6 a.m.. .' with P811of M ttl- Henly GAWPOUS -Sunrise seMce Gospel~ Chuldo. Cheslool Ridge Road wilh Evanpreaching. 'a! Victory Bill lilt Church. 8:30 ge(iat Jack Aprl16- 21 ,. a.m.; oefoeaiiiTIIIots to lolow in NORTHUP- Slnise seMce al . IBID IU:ship hall. Sunday school . al7 p.m. Special singers wl be April16: Meroy; Api 17: Har· No<lhup Bapliil Church. 6::0o begins II 9 a.m. t mone111; April18: Rollinl Family; a.m.with Dave Bryan preach. ing.Sunday school 9 a.m. ..r GAWPOOS - Sunday School, Apri119:.Joyce Banks; Apri120: Stover Trio; and April21: Ban:us wonohip service and Easter egg CENTENARY- The Christian hunt at Calvaty Christian Center Singe IS. Inc., starting at 10 a.m. Easter Mease~ Will sing and Rev. HARTFORD - Revival at Ron Donahue wl preach liegin- drama at 6 p.m. Church of Christ in Christian ning at10 a .m. at CenlenaJY United Christian Church. Union, Apri117- 21 at 7 p.m. with CHESHIRE - Sunnse services · 81 Cheshire United Methoclsl special speaker Rev. Gary Jack· Church, 6:30 am., breakfast to CROWN CITY- Sunrise ser- ' son. Special singers includa , vice a1 Good Hope United Bapfollow services. Tuesday- Ramey ~ Delores ·~ •· tist Church, 6:30 a.m., with Cundiff; Wednesday· Frank and Brother Lanry Haley prl!8Ching PORTER - Pastor Steve Rollins .Ida Martin; Thursday- CoMie and Brother Tm Delong Singing. wil preach a special maurge, GoodoHte; Friday- Gabriel auar"Way ollhe Croas leads Home,• tat; and Saturday· Earthen V• PATRIOT - Sunrise service at . at Clark Chapel Ct.Jrch, 7 p.m. sels. Patriot United Methodist Ct.Jrch, Sunday School at 10 a .m. 6:30a.m. POINT PLEASANT- Evange<MONDAY, Aprll18 listic servicea at Shiloh Commu·cROWN CITY- Sunrise ter· POINT PLEASANT- Kids nity Church lor 12 conaec:uiMI vicea at Bailey Chapel Church, 7 Bille Oub, Wesleyan Holiness Saturday n9U beginning April7 a.m., with special Singing by Church, 2300 Ln:oln Avenue, II 7 p.m. with Evangelist Slanley Swick Family, Wlald TaylOr and 6:30 to 8 p.m., for ages 61o 12. Shaffer and specilil singing ewry Connie Robinson. Sunday For im0111181ion cal Debbie service. School at 9 a.m. No &eMC9S Alexander 81 675-5454 or Debbie • ' Sunday night. Peachey at875-1187. CROWN CITY- There wll be a revival at VICtory Baplisl Church, VINTON - Easter services at WEDNESDAY, Apo1118 April 9-13, at 7 p.m. with evangeVi11ton Baptist Church. Sunrise . POINT PLEASANT- Wedneslisl Jackie Clark preaching. service at 7 a.m. with bRIIIIcfast day night Bible clubs for . to follow; Sunday School at 9:30 preschool up lhr01911 ~ grade, BIDWELL - Revival at White a.m.; morning wOIIhip with a 7 to 8:15 p.m. at Gospel Light· Oak Baptist Church, April 9-13, special choral presentation at house Church, Neel Road. For with evangelists Howald I 0'.30 a.m. Nureery provided. No information call675-7229 or 675Cameron and Eddie Reynolds, 7 evening service. 6620. p.m. nighUy. RIO GRANDE - Sunrise service REVIVALS will be held at Calvary Baptist POINT PLEASANT- Revival at THURMAN- Holy Weak ape·Ciaf services at Vega United Church at 6:45 a.m. This will be Filllt Church of the Nazarene, Melhoclal Church, 2243 Vega followed by a breakfast. All wei· 2500 Mount Vernon Ave., with come. Evangelist Rev. Bertram Grant ol Road, Thurman, April 9-13 81 1 · Mineral Wells. Services begin at :. p.m. Preachera include Jim .. :; BIDWELL- Soorise service wil 9:45 a.m. .u~d 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Ervin, lynn Brisker, Susan be held at 7 a.m., with Ron Lem- Apr1115 and continue through Beman, Chad Redune and Rusley speaking. A bneakfast wll be· Thullda~ 19, at 7 p.m. seli Buill. For Information, cal1· . I singing. held at 8 a.m., Sunday School at nightly. sn-540-1100. · ROONEY- AeuNciDn csle- WOI....,. = P.-•, . •World ~ The Daily Sentinel " Forestry veteran leads service WASHINGTON (AP) -Dale Bosworth, a second-generation forester who ·has spent 35 yean at the Forest Servi~e. was appointed the agency's chief on Thursday. The selection won puise from Western Republicans , envi' ronme,ntalists and th_e timber industry - · groups that often clash. They said Bosworth understands how to balance the economic value of national forests with conservation . "He has demonstrated by working with a broad cross-section of people that he plays by the rules," said Sen. Larry Craig, R-ldaho. Bosworth, a regional forester overseeing the Northern Rockies, will govern some 192 million acres of national forest bod, and manage 30,000 people and a $4.6 billion budget. ~ .. . ... Diffi~ult negotiations ·1oom with China WASHINGTON (AP) - The mood struc:k the U.S. ain:raft, coming from is apt to be somber and chances a quick underneath. The N;wy plane fell 8,000 6x virtnally nil when U.S. and Chinese feet wr the collisionC''I'mt account is officials meet next week to .discuss the consistept with previous adminisaarion colliUon of an Amerian surveilbnce statement>. plane with a Chinese lighter jet. ' "From all the evi.~nce we have seen, Sharply at odds over the ua:s, the dis- the United Statesaircr.ali was oper.ating in pure is roiling already difficult rebrions • international airspace, in fuD accordance -between Washington and Beijing. The with all bws, procedures and regubrions cmv returned to the United States and a and did nothing to cause the acci~nt;' joypw welCome Thursday but the aircraft · President Bush said Thunday. The crew, remains in Chinese hands with no sign it· "did their duty with honor and great prowill be returned anytime soon. fessionilism." A senior Pentagon official, speaking on U.S. military officials ,intend ~o take }'P condition of anonymity. said crew mem- with their Chinese counterparts wlut the ben·told debriekrs they we re Oying level senior official called the tailing .o f Amerion autopilot and were on a fixed course can aircr:oft and potentW safety problems. ·and altitude when the Chinese pbne In the debriefings, the American crew m GeiiOIIne price forecast Acconlir 1g 10 an Eneogy Depar1meflllorecast rnoloriots ,lhi&........,.,. could pay more lor gaooline than last 1lU11111lef's av""''!" Price of $1.53 per galon. Nlltlan.t 11.70 ... - •= ua retail price for gaeaMne WASHINGTON (AP)- President Bush marked Thomas Jefferson 's birthday at the White House Thursday in a ce~­ , mony that included descendants of Sally Hemings, the sbve with whom Jefferson is said to have fathered six children. Before signing a p.10clamation· in honor ofJefferson's 258th birthday, the president was joined on stage by six people. One of them, Troy Harding, wore his hair in distinctive. cornrows. Also On .stage was Paul Harris, a bbck man who now: holds 'the Virginia General Assembly seat once held by Jefferson. "Jefferson is the poet laureate of American freedom," Bush said. "He lived a long rime ago, yet he srill speaks direcdy to the present. Few former pr,!'sidents survive more vividly in our memories. And we feeJ his .presence especially strongly in this place." · Hemings descendant Shannon Lanier said he apprc:~:iated Bush's actions. Law reinforces , JERUSALEM (AP) - Palestinians on Friday blamed Israel • for the botched attempt to kill a leading m e mbe r of Palestin ian leader Vasser Arafat's Farah moveme nt and said they arrested suspected informers who delivered 'a booby- trapp ed car to the intended victim . · The Israeli army said it knew nothing about the rigged car. Raanan Gissin, an aide to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon , said the accusations "are not worth responding .to." Sharon, meanwhile, reiterated that he will not me t' with Arafat until Palestinian attacks on Israelis stoplll?1'1il ,, , . "The turning point will come when Arafat:t5egifis to realize, apd I believe that this is becoming d eal" to hiu , £h at my government will not negotiate under terror a ~ •Vi~le nce," Sharon told the Maariv daily. ' • ', Former hostage denies ties Rapper arrested near nightcl~b needle safety . UPS rk 1 wo er c oses 1 "t .I • I I Exper1s ·unsure wh8 t ··• imrad McVeitrh execution 'f · ' wi have on VIewers . ' by union members for working during a strike has settled his lawsuit against the Teamsters. . . · former University of Miami linebacker Roderick Carter WASH£NGTON (AP) -The parent company of Macy's settled the case against Teamsters Local 769 on Wednesday for NEWYORK (AP) -When him being found guilty may be and : Bloomingdale's has agreed to ' pay the government an undisclosed amount of money, his lawyers announced Oklahoma City bomberTimo- . further satisfied." . : $850,000 to settle charges that it knowingly sold flammable Thursday. thy McVeigh dies by lethal The ~xec ution is sc heduled ! children's pajamas and robes. · "The union knew. this wal a case where it was caught red . injection on May 16, it will be for 8 a.m. EDT at a f~de ral ' The fine against Federated Department Stores. Inc. of handed," said Stefan Gleason, vice president of the National the closest thing to a public penitentiary in Terre Hau te, · Cincinnati is the largest the Consumer Product Safety Com- Right to Work Legal Defense foundation . The foundation execution that America has Ind. The dosed-circuit telecast Vmission has made against ·a retailer, the agency's chairwoman, represented Carter jn the suit. experienced in many decades. - open to those wouQcied in • Ann Brown, said Thursday. Gleason could not reveal any details of the settlement But experts are split on the 1995 bombing and to reb: "We will not tolerate stores that knowingly sell garments because of a c·o nfidentiality agreement, but he said the settle- whether McVeigh's death will rives of the 168 people killed • that put children at risk of burn injuries," Brown said. ment would ' "send a message that union violence does not truly bring satisfaction to the - will be at an as-yet- undis: While agreeing to settle, Federated denied the charges and' pay." more than 200 bombing sur- closed location in Oklaho ma · • .said it was not admitting that it violated any law. vivors and relatives who will City. ••• now see it. Psychologist Laurence Miller "I \V'Ould expect that the of Boca Raton, Fla., who works CLINTON, Okla. (AP) -A meat plant ,is recalling 14.5 people still looking for closure frequendy with c_rime victims • BILOXI, Miss. (AP) -With less than a week before Mis- million pounds of meat and poultry products that may be aren't going to find it;' said and police agencies, said watchsissippi voters decide whether to remove the Confederate contaminated, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said. Richard Stpa!J, a psychologist ing the execution could be ; symb~l · from their state flag, supporters o_f the change_ have a Bar-S Foods Co. voluntarily recalled .the meat ; which may and grief counselor from cathariic - in a· positive way • huge fund-raising advantage, and both s1des are pulhng out be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, the USDA's Reading, Pa. "But the people - for those who choose to the big guns. · Food Safety and Inspection Service said Thursday. Recalled who already felt good about watch: ~ 'IWo former Mississippi governors told a convention Thursproducts include lunch meats, wh:_:::ollelh;a;m~s~,;sa~u~s;ag;e~s~,~ho~t~d;o~gs;.'• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ! day·· that adopting a new s~ate flag design , won't bring new and corn dogs. .. , . : jobs or lead to racial reconciliation. Brand names for the recalled ! "We've got to stop somewhere, I mean we can t be bullied products are : Bar-S, Bar-S . around by I 0 percent of the population who take offense Extra Lean, Coronado, Chuck . when there is n<;l offense to be taken," said Democm Bill Wagon, • E--Z Carve ' and • . : Waller, governor from 1Y72 to 1976. He w,is joined by for- Federated settles ch•l'l• I • Thrifty. The bac teria, which so,netimes causes mf~ct i ons in pregnant women, newborns and elderly people, was detected in a _sample of sliced ham taken from the· plant M arc h 19: mer Republican Gov. Kirk Fordice, 1992-2000. Anoth"r former governor, Democrat William Winter, 1980-1984, urged the same group to support the new flag, MANILA, Philippines (AP) - In his first public comments saying replacing the old one would help Mississippi shed negative stereotypes by removing a symbol ujed by the Ku Klux since the end of his seven-month ordeal as a hostage of Muslim rebels, a California man on Friday denied persistent Klan. rumors that.he had joined the guerrillas and said he lost 100 pounds while in captivity. ·During his first day back as a free man,Jeffrey Schilling, 25, . NEW YORK (AP)- Grammy~winning rapper Jay-Z was wolfed down rice and an omelet with his bare hands and met · arrested for illegal gun possession near a Manhattan nightclub with President Gloria Macapag;~l Arroyo. Abu Sayyaf rebels had threatened to behead Schilling on April 5 for Arroyo's early friday, police said. WASHINGTON (AP)- Health care workers who· ha~dle The rapper, whose real name is Shawn Carter, was arrested 5ilth birthday. nee~es will ha~e more say about _the · safety o( the dev1ces_ wi~ claret otlaert men sh~rdy after 3 a.m ., when a loaded Arroyo called Schijling's rescue Thursday by elite troops on they use 1\nder a n~ federal ~w tliat takes effe~t !l~t week. handgun was found in their car, said a police spokeswoman, the southern island of Jolo - where he had been held si·nce Employers also Will be requ1red to documen~ IDJUtles from . officer Cheryl Cox. August -"a triumph of good over evil." contam~nated needles. as part of the Needlesnck Safety and Undercover officers say they saw a man armed with a gun Schilling spoke briefly with reporters Friday in the notchPrevenllon Act. . . , . getting into the 2001 Chevy Suburban outside Club Exit)n ern city of Baguio, where he was examined at a military hosNeedles and o~her sharp medical obJects pote~~ally carry the Hells Kitchen neighborhood on the West Side. Cox did pital and found to be in good health, despite his ordeal in the bloodborne Illnesses such as AID~ and hepantu. Up to not know which man was carrying the gun. ' jQngle. 800,~00 people are stuck by contammated needle• ea~h. ye~r. Police!stopped the car leu than a block away and found the A sw1tch to safer needles ~auld prevent nearly 70,000 mjunes gun, :lnd the four passengers were charged with third-degree . a year, the government sa.od. . crimind possession of a weapon, Cox said. About 50 types of tpec1ally protected needles, syr1nges and ' ather protective devices have been approved by the Food and Drug (\dministratio~. Examples are retractable ' needles and ' IWSUI dev1ces that· automatocally cover used needle lips. MIAMI'(AP)- A United Parcel Service.employee stabbed I ..,; I contradicted C hinese accouna that their EP-3E Aries II surveillance p~ n e swerved, ausing the collision widr the Chinese F-8 interceptor o n April I over the South China Sea. Bush, in a statement in the R ose Garden, said U.S. officials wouW have some "tough questiom" for the C hinese about that when they meet. · His tone stern, Bush said "the kind o f incident we have just been through does not advance a constructive rebtionship between our countries." With clearly different emotions, Bush also sP"oke by telepho ne to Lt. Shane Osborn, the commander o f the surveilbnce tlight. The rest of the crew listened to the conVersation o n a.speakerphone. Palestinians issue accusation ............ ----· Bush offers salute to Jefferson · ,. fltUy, Ap;l1l, 2HI ""' I Ex·govemors back flag • Meat p'Iaiit recalls products i ' .• . '· .• _, ' • .. ~ Chevy Cavalier Sedan • Air Conditioning • • • 2000 OldiRIOblll Lumina Sedan . Alero GL Sedan 2000 Buick Century . Cuetom Sec1111 Evidence i blames.gases l for Earth's · i• warm1ng ~2,550* ~2, ,,950* • Automatic '' •• 2000 Chevrolet ' --------~~----- • AMIFM Csssette • Y-6 Power, Air • Aulolilllc, Air Coni~ltlot1lng • Power WindOws & Locke • CD Syllem, TUt l Cru'". • Power Wind., LQCke l •tiH l Crulae, CD Syllem ,I :•"· • Taxes, Tags, 11,t1e Fees e~ra . Rebate lnduded In sale price ol new vehicle isled where applicable. "On appme<~ crerlt. On selected model!. Not f8IPOOIIblt lor typogfiiiiiiCII enus. Prices Good April 13th Tllrough Apri 15th. I ' ... CHIVIOLil WIUIITHERF' . . West ylrgln'la's 11 .C-evy, .Pontiac, ' .. . ..,.. @I ISII't II tiMI ,., I l'tll ur1'" • , <Z>~ . . . . . lllliiiiiDe" Monday- Saturday, 9 am • 8 pm Closed Easter Su WASHINGTON (AP) Computer models developed : independenrly by twO teams of : researchers give new evidence ! that global warming is intlu:• enced by m~n-made gases. : [n a study appearing Friday · : in the journal Science, researchers report that the two ; models, using slighdy different : techniques, linked rising global ' ' • · temper3tures to an 1ncrease on atmospberic gree1,1house g;~ses . ! . ., • .. Open for ••••on Ealter WHkend Starting April.12th 9:00 am • ? • Large asaortme"t of flowers, planters, wlndowboxealt hanging baeketa. Alao Vegetable• New This Year •Trailing Ruffles •Petunias Large assortment of clematis MIHII NoloU OUICKLY IIIPOIIID "I KNOW THAT". BUT THI OUISTION WI WOULD Lilli TO UK II THII: "_Ill • ..,..• .11 SO MUCH MORI THAll CAIIIW . AIID ...WWIH, WilY 110T MAICI A COIICIN'I'ItAftD 111110111' TO WOnHIII THI ON. WHOM •asTIR IS ALL ADIUT • IIIUS CHIIIIT.7 " WI'D Lilli TO . INVITI 'IOU TO .lOIN US THIS .UftR IICHi All INSIIIRATIOIIAL TIMI Oil WORSHIP AI WI aa..uft THI RIHN CHRIST. SUQrise )eruiee • 6:oo am \lift~ tf1e adult el]oir presel)tll)f: Experiencing God Breakfast· 7:ts am • wonhlll 1 • a:n am SunilaJICIIOol• I:SO alii • IIOrlhiPII· tD:SD alii -/...__,., -~~~ Middleport Church of C:hrl$t Fifth at Main • C7 ..DJ 112·11t4 ~ �--------·... -· The Daily Sentinel 15,2111 < . ' I I WAY, Apdi 13 TRI-COUNTY EASTER OBSERVANCES Good Friday senice, Fsitt Baptist tluth. 3 p.m. MASON- Special Good Friday FLATROCK- Re\iYII Aprii1722•'A· pntiJI"iGCIIIl ()udo. SA 2. wilh Rev. lily McCoy II 7:30 p.m. lli(,litly. Hallllo . . . . . , be felllunid. New standards to....- eaoney I F,... 1Jep-18C:ialial ~ "The Vinlls;" ADDISON - Sunrtee • a • 8'ij lid Oudl, Easter 5pJday Resurrection Day Addison ape alter Paslor Dan Belo1811 ol seMc&, Old Town Board 8apcist MfVice, 7 am., with braaldast to 7am.·Bo II 'ifter~e~vics. 'k%cl& CCCU. For ilfoonation, Church, off Sanlt1ll Road, 7 p.m. LETART - ...., al Golden Conal. Guest ~, 8. follow. regular Smday ... vice, 10:10a.m. LEON - Halvey Chapel CtiUidl ' GALUPOUS- Easter chma at wl pr~ "Heaven' at 7 :30 Calvary Christian Center Inc., LETART Easter sarvicae at p.m. . Old Town Board Baptist Cludl, 553 Jackson Pike, 7 p .m. loll SancNI Road, 6 am.- SlllGAWPOUS- Passion play SUNDAY, Aprll1 $ rise &Miice; 10 a.m. Sunday "The World Change!", 7 p .m. School; 11 am. IIIOI1'Iing WDIShip, DORCAS Bethany-Don:as n9llly al Forst ChuJCh ol the United Melhollsl Cl)urch will and 7 P.fll. evening warship. NlWIJ'-. hold Easter sunrise service a1 7 RUTLAND - 15th 3nnuaJ Good a m., with breakfast to follow at 8 LEON - Sunrise senrice at Crea m. ston Church. 6 am. Rev. Gerald Friday AI Night gospel sing, 7 Sayre wil be boinging the mas-· p.m., F.-ill Baptist Chua:fl, sage following the j)lt)gl'am. PORTLAND -Community ol • · · R..ssnc!. Ohio. Singing by JiJi~mm.m~~~~eie Chrisl Church, localed on lovell ~1, Solid Rock Quartet, APPLE GROVE- Sunrise serFailhiU Journey, Jin Edens, Glo- Road just olf County Road 35, vice ;tt Mlstone Coorch, 6 a.m. sunrise services at 8 am., with ~Believers, Joe McCloud, Evening service a1 7 p.m. Singing Hands and Huntley's. , breakfast to follow. Easter egg hunt wil foUow breakfast ~N- Sunrise service at ADDISON - Good Friday serFaith Baptist Church, 6 a.m., folHOBSON - Christian Fellowvice at Addison Freewill Baplist ship sunrise service, 7.a .m., lowed by breakfast cooked by Church, 2 p.m. men olthe church. Sunday Singing Echoes, ~0 a.m., school at 9:45 a.m. followed by evening revival setVice, 7 p.riT.. GALLIPOLIS - Songfest at Bell with Rev. Charlie Griffith as morning worship at 11 a.m. The C~l. 7 p.m., with the Christian speaker. lord's Supper observance at 6 Messengers and the Conners. • p.m. followed by Easter~ at7 p.m. . PoMEROY- Sunrise service PATRIOT- Patriol United and communion at Hysel Run Melhodisl Ct.Jrch will be having Hotiness Church at 6~m ., Sun- LEON - Ellnwood Community a special Easter service at 7 p.m. day school, 9:30a.m., worChurch will have 9:30 a.m. ship,10:30, and evening SBIVice, passover service with commuROONEY- Good Friday wor· 7 p.m.nion. Meal will follow service. ship at Rodney Pike Church of God. Observing the Lord's SupLONG BOTTOM- Good Friday LETART- Sunrise service lor per. Teen lock-in folowing serservice, 7 p.m., long Bottom U~ Charge at Oak Grove vice. For information, call 245UMC, the Rev. Norman Butler as United Methodist Church, 6:30 9518. · a.m. with breakfast to follow in speaker: felowship hall. Easter program at SATURDAY, Aprll14 7 p.m. al Union Church. · CARPENTER~ Good Friday GAWPOLIS - Passion play and Easter program at Mount ."The WOIId Changer", 7 p .m. Union Baptist. Also suroise serAPPLE GROVE - Sunrise ser· nightly at First Church of the vice, 6:52 a.m. Easter Sunday, vice at Beech HiD United Nazarene. evening worship, 6:30 f).m., and Methodist Church, 6:30a.m. Wednesday evening service, CROWN CITY- Song fest at 6:30p.m. LEON - Special program, Bible Crown City Methodist Church, 7 study, teaching and prayer p.m., featuring Common Choir, "Seven Places Jesus Shed His TUPPERS PLAINS ~North One Faith Trio al)d Gospel Blood', 11 a.m. Baden CommuniBethel UMC will have a special Sounds Trio. For information, call Easter service on Sunday at 4· ty Building, S.R. 87, with speaker 256-1531. Don Cox. For inlornnalion call · . p.m. 372-609t or 4511-2574. PATRIOT- Patriol United REEDSVILLE - Sunrise service Melhodisl Church will be having will be held itt Reedsville Un~ed NEW HAVEN- Sunrise Easter a special Easter service at 7 p.m. Methodist Church at 7 a.m., with service, St. Paul Lutheran breakfast to follow. Church, 6:30a.m. BIDWELL- Walk-about prayer . meeting at Garden of My Heart RUTLAND- 'Lamb of God,' ari GALLIPOLIS FERRY- The . Holy Tllb!!macle, 10 a.m. Starts Carpenter Family Renewal MinEaster drama, Rutland at Ohio 554 and Rairoad Street Nazarene, Friday at 6:45 p.m., istries will present "The Dellverby Wataon's Grocery. Open to all and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ~ce· at f akh Gospel Church at · lakhs. 10:45 a.m. At7 p.m. the junior TUPPERS PLAiNS- South church will present "Easter Miracle.• Bethel New Testament Church, · GALLIPOLIS - Annual ResurGood Friday service, 7 p.m., with rection Breakfast Men's Fellow- - ' ADDISON- SeMce at AM& • FIMWil Br;IJI CIUdi. 6 p.m., with Rick Ban:ue pa&lilijj. BIOWB.l- &nils 11111iot 1111 Raj r 1 Cludl, 6:30 a.m., PallOr Cart Bu'wn preact*ig. Sunday .:hool • 9 am. Rev. Chlllst Hively p!88Ching al 7 'p.m. p,. at-=• 9 -.m., Ill vice altO -.m. An Eaetlr Egg Hunt wl bs held Iiiier Ill viaL '' -- CROWN ari- Sunrils - lliot • Lllerly Olllpl audi. 8:30 a.m., 8w'*Y .:hool II 9 ....... Benny Simt*i•linging. ~ASHINGTON (AP) New ellicien~ standards a_pproved by the ~ush administration are expected to save billions of dollars m. energy costs but significandy increase prices of new W3hing machines and water hearers. Jmpmved washing machines will cut water use nationwi~ by 10.5 trillion gallons by 2030 and save $15.3 billion in dectticity costs. That's enough to light all U.S. homes for more than four yean, the Energy Department estimates. Better water beaten are expected to result in nationwi~ savings by· 2030 equal to the . total energy used by all U.S. households over almost three months. CoiPplying with the new requirements will raise the current $421 avera~ price of a new washing machine to $670 by 2007 . They will add $100 to the average $380 price of a new electric water heater, to $480, and S58 to the average S449 price of a new g;1 ' -fired water heater to bring the average to $507 _ · • L£0N- Relliwilal Sdh Chapel Cluch. Aprl16- 21' 7 ....... v 'Q . .A p.m. . ., !:~ I . . . ·.~, and ~p«illlingi og. ,_,J • "- GAWPOUS FERRY- ~ with Eva11g 5 I RichMI Halper lnllon • Rodney Plla Church ol o1 Ch811utcn lhrol9l Apri115 81 God feslurlng SsnclultY Choir; yoiAh em. •.g~ nur and KICK's Jordan Baptist Qudl. Specill ~og. SavicM 817 p.m. . . . ctvlclrao's Choir. fof. ly and 8 p.m. &.~day. low For: . . cal 26-9518. CROWN CITY- Blnile - POINT PLEASANT- RMIBIII vice 81 Kingl Chlpel, 6 a.m.. .' with P811of M ttl- Henly GAWPOUS -Sunrise seMce Gospel~ Chuldo. Cheslool Ridge Road wilh Evanpreaching. 'a! Victory Bill lilt Church. 8:30 ge(iat Jack Aprl16- 21 ,. a.m.; oefoeaiiiTIIIots to lolow in NORTHUP- Slnise seMce al . IBID IU:ship hall. Sunday school . al7 p.m. Special singers wl be April16: Meroy; Api 17: Har· No<lhup Bapliil Church. 6::0o begins II 9 a.m. t mone111; April18: Rollinl Family; a.m.with Dave Bryan preach. ing.Sunday school 9 a.m. ..r GAWPOOS - Sunday School, Apri119:.Joyce Banks; Apri120: Stover Trio; and April21: Ban:us wonohip service and Easter egg CENTENARY- The Christian hunt at Calvaty Christian Center Singe IS. Inc., starting at 10 a.m. Easter Mease~ Will sing and Rev. HARTFORD - Revival at Ron Donahue wl preach liegin- drama at 6 p.m. Church of Christ in Christian ning at10 a .m. at CenlenaJY United Christian Church. Union, Apri117- 21 at 7 p.m. with CHESHIRE - Sunnse services · 81 Cheshire United Methoclsl special speaker Rev. Gary Jack· Church, 6:30 am., breakfast to CROWN CITY- Sunrise ser- ' son. Special singers includa , vice a1 Good Hope United Bapfollow services. Tuesday- Ramey ~ Delores ·~ •· tist Church, 6:30 a.m., with Cundiff; Wednesday· Frank and Brother Lanry Haley prl!8Ching PORTER - Pastor Steve Rollins .Ida Martin; Thursday- CoMie and Brother Tm Delong Singing. wil preach a special maurge, GoodoHte; Friday- Gabriel auar"Way ollhe Croas leads Home,• tat; and Saturday· Earthen V• PATRIOT - Sunrise service at . at Clark Chapel Ct.Jrch, 7 p.m. sels. Patriot United Methodist Ct.Jrch, Sunday School at 10 a .m. 6:30a.m. POINT PLEASANT- Evange<MONDAY, Aprll18 listic servicea at Shiloh Commu·cROWN CITY- Sunrise ter· POINT PLEASANT- Kids nity Church lor 12 conaec:uiMI vicea at Bailey Chapel Church, 7 Bille Oub, Wesleyan Holiness Saturday n9U beginning April7 a.m., with special Singing by Church, 2300 Ln:oln Avenue, II 7 p.m. with Evangelist Slanley Swick Family, Wlald TaylOr and 6:30 to 8 p.m., for ages 61o 12. Shaffer and specilil singing ewry Connie Robinson. Sunday For im0111181ion cal Debbie service. School at 9 a.m. No &eMC9S Alexander 81 675-5454 or Debbie • ' Sunday night. Peachey at875-1187. CROWN CITY- There wll be a revival at VICtory Baplisl Church, VINTON - Easter services at WEDNESDAY, Apo1118 April 9-13, at 7 p.m. with evangeVi11ton Baptist Church. Sunrise . POINT PLEASANT- Wedneslisl Jackie Clark preaching. service at 7 a.m. with bRIIIIcfast day night Bible clubs for . to follow; Sunday School at 9:30 preschool up lhr01911 ~ grade, BIDWELL - Revival at White a.m.; morning wOIIhip with a 7 to 8:15 p.m. at Gospel Light· Oak Baptist Church, April 9-13, special choral presentation at house Church, Neel Road. For with evangelists Howald I 0'.30 a.m. Nureery provided. No information call675-7229 or 675Cameron and Eddie Reynolds, 7 evening service. 6620. p.m. nighUy. RIO GRANDE - Sunrise service REVIVALS will be held at Calvary Baptist POINT PLEASANT- Revival at THURMAN- Holy Weak ape·Ciaf services at Vega United Church at 6:45 a.m. This will be Filllt Church of the Nazarene, Melhoclal Church, 2243 Vega followed by a breakfast. All wei· 2500 Mount Vernon Ave., with come. Evangelist Rev. Bertram Grant ol Road, Thurman, April 9-13 81 1 · Mineral Wells. Services begin at :. p.m. Preachera include Jim .. :; BIDWELL- Soorise service wil 9:45 a.m. .u~d 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Ervin, lynn Brisker, Susan be held at 7 a.m., with Ron Lem- Apr1115 and continue through Beman, Chad Redune and Rusley speaking. A bneakfast wll be· Thullda~ 19, at 7 p.m. seli Buill. For Information, cal1· . I singing. held at 8 a.m., Sunday School at nightly. sn-540-1100. · ROONEY- AeuNciDn csle- WOI....,. = P.-•, . •World ~ The Daily Sentinel " Forestry veteran leads service WASHINGTON (AP) -Dale Bosworth, a second-generation forester who ·has spent 35 yean at the Forest Servi~e. was appointed the agency's chief on Thursday. The selection won puise from Western Republicans , envi' ronme,ntalists and th_e timber industry - · groups that often clash. They said Bosworth understands how to balance the economic value of national forests with conservation . "He has demonstrated by working with a broad cross-section of people that he plays by the rules," said Sen. Larry Craig, R-ldaho. Bosworth, a regional forester overseeing the Northern Rockies, will govern some 192 million acres of national forest bod, and manage 30,000 people and a $4.6 billion budget. ~ .. . ... Diffi~ult negotiations ·1oom with China WASHINGTON (AP) - The mood struc:k the U.S. ain:raft, coming from is apt to be somber and chances a quick underneath. The N;wy plane fell 8,000 6x virtnally nil when U.S. and Chinese feet wr the collisionC''I'mt account is officials meet next week to .discuss the consistept with previous adminisaarion colliUon of an Amerian surveilbnce statement>. plane with a Chinese lighter jet. ' "From all the evi.~nce we have seen, Sharply at odds over the ua:s, the dis- the United Statesaircr.ali was oper.ating in pure is roiling already difficult rebrions • international airspace, in fuD accordance -between Washington and Beijing. The with all bws, procedures and regubrions cmv returned to the United States and a and did nothing to cause the acci~nt;' joypw welCome Thursday but the aircraft · President Bush said Thunday. The crew, remains in Chinese hands with no sign it· "did their duty with honor and great prowill be returned anytime soon. fessionilism." A senior Pentagon official, speaking on U.S. military officials ,intend ~o take }'P condition of anonymity. said crew mem- with their Chinese counterparts wlut the ben·told debriekrs they we re Oying level senior official called the tailing .o f Amerion autopilot and were on a fixed course can aircr:oft and potentW safety problems. ·and altitude when the Chinese pbne In the debriefings, the American crew m GeiiOIIne price forecast Acconlir 1g 10 an Eneogy Depar1meflllorecast rnoloriots ,lhi&........,.,. could pay more lor gaooline than last 1lU11111lef's av""''!" Price of $1.53 per galon. Nlltlan.t 11.70 ... - •= ua retail price for gaeaMne WASHINGTON (AP)- President Bush marked Thomas Jefferson 's birthday at the White House Thursday in a ce~­ , mony that included descendants of Sally Hemings, the sbve with whom Jefferson is said to have fathered six children. Before signing a p.10clamation· in honor ofJefferson's 258th birthday, the president was joined on stage by six people. One of them, Troy Harding, wore his hair in distinctive. cornrows. Also On .stage was Paul Harris, a bbck man who now: holds 'the Virginia General Assembly seat once held by Jefferson. "Jefferson is the poet laureate of American freedom," Bush said. "He lived a long rime ago, yet he srill speaks direcdy to the present. Few former pr,!'sidents survive more vividly in our memories. And we feeJ his .presence especially strongly in this place." · Hemings descendant Shannon Lanier said he apprc:~:iated Bush's actions. Law reinforces , JERUSALEM (AP) - Palestinians on Friday blamed Israel • for the botched attempt to kill a leading m e mbe r of Palestin ian leader Vasser Arafat's Farah moveme nt and said they arrested suspected informers who delivered 'a booby- trapp ed car to the intended victim . · The Israeli army said it knew nothing about the rigged car. Raanan Gissin, an aide to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon , said the accusations "are not worth responding .to." Sharon, meanwhile, reiterated that he will not me t' with Arafat until Palestinian attacks on Israelis stoplll?1'1il ,, , . "The turning point will come when Arafat:t5egifis to realize, apd I believe that this is becoming d eal" to hiu , £h at my government will not negotiate under terror a ~ •Vi~le nce," Sharon told the Maariv daily. ' • ', Former hostage denies ties Rapper arrested near nightcl~b needle safety . UPS rk 1 wo er c oses 1 "t .I • I I Exper1s ·unsure wh8 t ··• imrad McVeitrh execution 'f · ' wi have on VIewers . ' by union members for working during a strike has settled his lawsuit against the Teamsters. . . · former University of Miami linebacker Roderick Carter WASH£NGTON (AP) -The parent company of Macy's settled the case against Teamsters Local 769 on Wednesday for NEWYORK (AP) -When him being found guilty may be and : Bloomingdale's has agreed to ' pay the government an undisclosed amount of money, his lawyers announced Oklahoma City bomberTimo- . further satisfied." . : $850,000 to settle charges that it knowingly sold flammable Thursday. thy McVeigh dies by lethal The ~xec ution is sc heduled ! children's pajamas and robes. · "The union knew. this wal a case where it was caught red . injection on May 16, it will be for 8 a.m. EDT at a f~de ral ' The fine against Federated Department Stores. Inc. of handed," said Stefan Gleason, vice president of the National the closest thing to a public penitentiary in Terre Hau te, · Cincinnati is the largest the Consumer Product Safety Com- Right to Work Legal Defense foundation . The foundation execution that America has Ind. The dosed-circuit telecast Vmission has made against ·a retailer, the agency's chairwoman, represented Carter jn the suit. experienced in many decades. - open to those wouQcied in • Ann Brown, said Thursday. Gleason could not reveal any details of the settlement But experts are split on the 1995 bombing and to reb: "We will not tolerate stores that knowingly sell garments because of a c·o nfidentiality agreement, but he said the settle- whether McVeigh's death will rives of the 168 people killed • that put children at risk of burn injuries," Brown said. ment would ' "send a message that union violence does not truly bring satisfaction to the - will be at an as-yet- undis: While agreeing to settle, Federated denied the charges and' pay." more than 200 bombing sur- closed location in Oklaho ma · • .said it was not admitting that it violated any law. vivors and relatives who will City. ••• now see it. Psychologist Laurence Miller "I \V'Ould expect that the of Boca Raton, Fla., who works CLINTON, Okla. (AP) -A meat plant ,is recalling 14.5 people still looking for closure frequendy with c_rime victims • BILOXI, Miss. (AP) -With less than a week before Mis- million pounds of meat and poultry products that may be aren't going to find it;' said and police agencies, said watchsissippi voters decide whether to remove the Confederate contaminated, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said. Richard Stpa!J, a psychologist ing the execution could be ; symb~l · from their state flag, supporters o_f the change_ have a Bar-S Foods Co. voluntarily recalled .the meat ; which may and grief counselor from cathariic - in a· positive way • huge fund-raising advantage, and both s1des are pulhng out be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, the USDA's Reading, Pa. "But the people - for those who choose to the big guns. · Food Safety and Inspection Service said Thursday. Recalled who already felt good about watch: ~ 'IWo former Mississippi governors told a convention Thursproducts include lunch meats, wh:_:::ollelh;a;m~s~,;sa~u~s;ag;e~s~,~ho~t~d;o~gs;.'• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ! day·· that adopting a new s~ate flag design , won't bring new and corn dogs. .. , . : jobs or lead to racial reconciliation. Brand names for the recalled ! "We've got to stop somewhere, I mean we can t be bullied products are : Bar-S, Bar-S . around by I 0 percent of the population who take offense Extra Lean, Coronado, Chuck . when there is n<;l offense to be taken," said Democm Bill Wagon, • E--Z Carve ' and • . : Waller, governor from 1Y72 to 1976. He w,is joined by for- Federated settles ch•l'l• I • Thrifty. The bac teria, which so,netimes causes mf~ct i ons in pregnant women, newborns and elderly people, was detected in a _sample of sliced ham taken from the· plant M arc h 19: mer Republican Gov. Kirk Fordice, 1992-2000. Anoth"r former governor, Democrat William Winter, 1980-1984, urged the same group to support the new flag, MANILA, Philippines (AP) - In his first public comments saying replacing the old one would help Mississippi shed negative stereotypes by removing a symbol ujed by the Ku Klux since the end of his seven-month ordeal as a hostage of Muslim rebels, a California man on Friday denied persistent Klan. rumors that.he had joined the guerrillas and said he lost 100 pounds while in captivity. ·During his first day back as a free man,Jeffrey Schilling, 25, . NEW YORK (AP)- Grammy~winning rapper Jay-Z was wolfed down rice and an omelet with his bare hands and met · arrested for illegal gun possession near a Manhattan nightclub with President Gloria Macapag;~l Arroyo. Abu Sayyaf rebels had threatened to behead Schilling on April 5 for Arroyo's early friday, police said. WASHINGTON (AP)- Health care workers who· ha~dle The rapper, whose real name is Shawn Carter, was arrested 5ilth birthday. nee~es will ha~e more say about _the · safety o( the dev1ces_ wi~ claret otlaert men sh~rdy after 3 a.m ., when a loaded Arroyo called Schijling's rescue Thursday by elite troops on they use 1\nder a n~ federal ~w tliat takes effe~t !l~t week. handgun was found in their car, said a police spokeswoman, the southern island of Jolo - where he had been held si·nce Employers also Will be requ1red to documen~ IDJUtles from . officer Cheryl Cox. August -"a triumph of good over evil." contam~nated needles. as part of the Needlesnck Safety and Undercover officers say they saw a man armed with a gun Schilling spoke briefly with reporters Friday in the notchPrevenllon Act. . . , . getting into the 2001 Chevy Suburban outside Club Exit)n ern city of Baguio, where he was examined at a military hosNeedles and o~her sharp medical obJects pote~~ally carry the Hells Kitchen neighborhood on the West Side. Cox did pital and found to be in good health, despite his ordeal in the bloodborne Illnesses such as AID~ and hepantu. Up to not know which man was carrying the gun. ' jQngle. 800,~00 people are stuck by contammated needle• ea~h. ye~r. Police!stopped the car leu than a block away and found the A sw1tch to safer needles ~auld prevent nearly 70,000 mjunes gun, :lnd the four passengers were charged with third-degree . a year, the government sa.od. . crimind possession of a weapon, Cox said. About 50 types of tpec1ally protected needles, syr1nges and ' ather protective devices have been approved by the Food and Drug (\dministratio~. Examples are retractable ' needles and ' IWSUI dev1ces that· automatocally cover used needle lips. MIAMI'(AP)- A United Parcel Service.employee stabbed I ..,; I contradicted C hinese accouna that their EP-3E Aries II surveillance p~ n e swerved, ausing the collision widr the Chinese F-8 interceptor o n April I over the South China Sea. Bush, in a statement in the R ose Garden, said U.S. officials wouW have some "tough questiom" for the C hinese about that when they meet. · His tone stern, Bush said "the kind o f incident we have just been through does not advance a constructive rebtionship between our countries." With clearly different emotions, Bush also sP"oke by telepho ne to Lt. Shane Osborn, the commander o f the surveilbnce tlight. The rest of the crew listened to the conVersation o n a.speakerphone. Palestinians issue accusation ............ ----· Bush offers salute to Jefferson · ,. fltUy, Ap;l1l, 2HI ""' I Ex·govemors back flag • Meat p'Iaiit recalls products i ' .• . '· .• _, ' • .. ~ Chevy Cavalier Sedan • Air Conditioning • • • 2000 OldiRIOblll Lumina Sedan . Alero GL Sedan 2000 Buick Century . Cuetom Sec1111 Evidence i blames.gases l for Earth's · i• warm1ng ~2,550* ~2, ,,950* • Automatic '' •• 2000 Chevrolet ' --------~~----- • AMIFM Csssette • Y-6 Power, Air • Aulolilllc, Air Coni~ltlot1lng • Power WindOws & Locke • CD Syllem, TUt l Cru'". • Power Wind., LQCke l •tiH l Crulae, CD Syllem ,I :•"· • Taxes, Tags, 11,t1e Fees e~ra . Rebate lnduded In sale price ol new vehicle isled where applicable. "On appme<~ crerlt. On selected model!. Not f8IPOOIIblt lor typogfiiiiiiCII enus. Prices Good April 13th Tllrough Apri 15th. I ' ... CHIVIOLil WIUIITHERF' . . West ylrgln'la's 11 .C-evy, .Pontiac, ' .. . ..,.. @I ISII't II tiMI ,., I l'tll ur1'" • , <Z>~ . . . . . lllliiiiiDe" Monday- Saturday, 9 am • 8 pm Closed Easter Su WASHINGTON (AP) Computer models developed : independenrly by twO teams of : researchers give new evidence ! that global warming is intlu:• enced by m~n-made gases. : [n a study appearing Friday · : in the journal Science, researchers report that the two ; models, using slighdy different : techniques, linked rising global ' ' • · temper3tures to an 1ncrease on atmospberic gree1,1house g;~ses . ! . ., • .. Open for ••••on Ealter WHkend Starting April.12th 9:00 am • ? • Large asaortme"t of flowers, planters, wlndowboxealt hanging baeketa. Alao Vegetable• New This Year •Trailing Ruffles •Petunias Large assortment of clematis MIHII NoloU OUICKLY IIIPOIIID "I KNOW THAT". BUT THI OUISTION WI WOULD Lilli TO UK II THII: "_Ill • ..,..• .11 SO MUCH MORI THAll CAIIIW . AIID ...WWIH, WilY 110T MAICI A COIICIN'I'ItAftD 111110111' TO WOnHIII THI ON. WHOM •asTIR IS ALL ADIUT • IIIUS CHIIIIT.7 " WI'D Lilli TO . INVITI 'IOU TO .lOIN US THIS .UftR IICHi All INSIIIRATIOIIAL TIMI Oil WORSHIP AI WI aa..uft THI RIHN CHRIST. SUQrise )eruiee • 6:oo am \lift~ tf1e adult el]oir presel)tll)f: Experiencing God Breakfast· 7:ts am • wonhlll 1 • a:n am SunilaJICIIOol• I:SO alii • IIOrlhiPII· tD:SD alii -/...__,., -~~~ Middleport Church of C:hrl$t Fifth at Main • C7 ..DJ 112·11t4 ~ �• • p Pomeror. llddllpDrl, OhkJ - ----- 161 \i"•·l" l i• --Milltt. . ~oi-CioolotAI ~ · II - c..: -1:4,_.,., ...... . ' s-Joy~ - IIUOL._ E..... · 7:.l0p.a. .........,_ t ltttt , It -u...- Cloordool- an.. • I :JO L ( • . ,J f lilt' I P I; ""c..: Lane *'·llolddifta Maoa., W.Va. P.O. Boo -N.iiT...- s..a.p Stnicn- 10:00 a.m. .nd7 p.m. ,..... - ., - a...d! oiCWIO 3J2260Uidren'•llcmeRd. Sunday School - I I a.m. Wonllip · 10a.m .• 6p.m. Wcdnoday Scrvica · 1 p.... llllliill" Evcniac $entice - 6:00p.m. Weds:udaJ Sen-icc ~ 1:30 p.m. Wonhip - 9 :.30 a.m. Sttnda)' School · I 0:30a.m. """"·kffo<y Walia<o Ill and 3rd Sunday Zloo Cllordl ol Qrlot Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (R1.143) Pew:& G) l1nl Bapdll East Maio S.. Sllllday School · 9:30 a.m. Wcnh.ip • 10:30 a.m. Pasloc Roeer Watson Sunday Scilool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:.30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wcdnnday Sco>ice$ - 1 p.m. _., _ _ a.... Le-· Instrumental Wonflip Servic~ - 9 am. Communion - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10:15 a.m. Youlil- ' 'JO pm Sunday Bible Smdy Wednesday 7 pm • n.. iloplld Chur<h Puler: Mart Morrow 6th ood I'Oimer St.. Mi&jiei>OI! Bnclbury Cllun:h atc•.w Paslor: :rrun Runyon SUllday Sdlool - 9:., a.m. Worship - 10: I' a.m.• 7:00p.m. Wednelday Service· 7:00 p.m. WcmhiP· I 0:30a.m. Rad.,. Fl.. Baplllt Rutload Cll•rcb at Cbrill Sunday School - 9 :30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Pa1tor: Rick Rule Swxlay School -9:30a.m. . Wonhip - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedaesday Scn>ices - 7:00p.m. MLU-Baplllt Pastor : Joe N. Sayie · Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednnday Serviceli - 6:30p.m. Hickory IUIIt Churc:h or Chrlat Evangclilil Mike Moore · Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.• 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. 8tthlthtm Boptlot Cburd! Great Bend, Routt 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Mecca Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunda)' Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wcdnelday Bible Study • 6:00p.m LupYIIIt C h - Cllurch Pastor:·Robrrt Musser Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - IO:JOa.m .. 7:30p.m. Old 8etllet Fm WIIIBoptlst Ch""'h 28601 St. Rr . 7, MiGdleport Sunday School- 10 a.m. · Evfnina -7:00p.m. Thunday Service• • 7:00 ~vUlt Cltul<• lllllalde Boplbl c..,,.h St. Rt 143 just off Rt 1 Pulor: Rev. Jamet R. Ac~. Sr. Sunday Unified Service Worship- 10:30 a_m., 6 p.m. Wednnday Services 1 p.m. I of Christ Pastor. Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. ,Worship Service: 10:30 11.m. Bible Study. Wednesday, 6:30p.m. DomrCharcil oiChrlot w Putor: N"alhan Robinwn Sunday school9:30 a.m. Norman Will,supcrinlendent Sunda)' worship- 10:30 a.m. •••t 525 N. 2nd SL Middlepon Putor. Jamet E. Keesee Worship · IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnetday Services 7 p.m. Churth of Christ And 124 W Evanaeli~t: Dennis Saq:ent Sunday Bible Study· 9:30a.m. Wonhip: IO:JOa.m. and 6:30p.m. Wednel<lay Bible Study - l p.m. w lntcn~ecti0117 F-lloplillChun:h Railroad St., Mason Sunday Sch..ol- 10 a.m. Wonhip. II a.m .• 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ( ' ltrio,tiall F.-RunBapllll Puu;.r:AriusHun Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip- 11 a.m. llilltl Harlfor4 Chun:b ol' Cbrillio ' . ' Cbrilll1o Union Han rom. w.v~. Pastor:Jim Hush~ Sunday School - 1I a.m. Wonlllp - 9:)0 a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. MLMoNh8apUol Fourth &: Main St., MiddlcpM Pas10r. Re~. Gilbert Craig. Jr. Sullilly S.:hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m. ( IHttTh .o\ntlqull)' Boptlst Sunda)' School · 9:30a.m. ol ( ;ud MI. Moriall Chun:h GlGod Worship · 10:45 a,m. Sunday Evenina • 6:00p.m. R•lland rr.. WIU,Bapllll I Mile Hill Rd., Racine Putor: Brice Ult /) Salem St. Pastor: Rev, Paul Ta~lor Sunday S.:hool - 10 a.m. EvcninR - 7 p.m. Wednellday Se~iee& 1 p.m. w St<ood llaplllt Chun:h -Ravenswood, WV PallOr. David W. McClain Sunday School tO am· Momina WOI'Itllp II am E\•cnint • 1 pm Wednc~y 7 p.m. Sunda)' School - 9~45 a.m. Evening- ~ p.m. Wednesday Service$ · 7 p.m. . Rutland Church or God Pa!itor: Ron Heath Sunday Wonthip·- 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. S)'I'KUAe First Churth of God Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. Da\lid Ru!lSCII Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenins Services- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Church ol God ol Pn!piteq • O.J. Whl" Rd. otT St. Rt. 160 ( .tll•nlil Pastor: PJ. Ch~J){nq,n •1 Clluc!l Paswr: Wayne R. Jtwcll c.___ SUllday Senli<:a - lctOO LID. .t 7:00p.m. ' 'lllllnday -7:00p.m. - Paswr:MW:Fomnao Wednelday Setwieel · 7 p.m. ~- Sundly Sehool- 10 a.m. a,,.., . . ._.........a..""'"'"of Latter Day Sainb Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Michael Duhl Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. . Wednetday-7p.m. 1'llo ......_, F - p Mltoillr7 New Lime Rd.• Rutland ~--R M~~ 1·~ •~1nson ,. ~uwr. ~. • u.'--'--w'"'· Serv~ees: """"'111;'-y, 7:30 p.m. · Sundly • 9:30 a.m. and 1 W~y - 1p.in . Rc:liefSOticty/Priesthood I1:05-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10: IS a.m. Homemaking; meeting, ht Thurs. ·1 p.ru. Sullilly S.:hool , II a.m. Wonhlp - 10 o.m. I ' SL Jobo Lolhtron.O!orch Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. FriiZ Wor&hlp - 9:00a.m . . Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Our Sa•lour Lulhtnn C...rch Walnuland Henry SIS.. RaveMwood. W.Va. Pbtor: 'David Russell · Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. P.m. .,,,, ....... 'b St Rt 12A, Rac:inc s-- 1411 BriC:,tman St., Syrocuse Rev. Mike Tholb.p!IOD,Putor w.........,... - I 11ill'd \ll'fhodio,i llalhtiCbon:h Towndlip Rd., ~ G-UaltedMIIhodlll Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhlp.- 10 a.m. Wcdncldly Servi~s- to•. m. Worship -·9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 1:30 p.m. (3nl & 4th Sun) Meip C..,.nlln Parlalt Northeast Clu5lcl Alfred Putor. Jane Beattie Sunday School · 9:30a.m. ~ Worship - II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Cbtlltr Pastor: Jane Beattie Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday Sthool · 10 a.m. Thursday Services· 7 p.m. .Joppo ' Paston Bob Randolph • '' Mt. oo.. c-• ...., a..... PII&Or.: Lawrence Ruth S'"""y S.:hool- 9:30 a.m. Bvoni.,·7fm, ' w...-y Strvlec - 7 p.m. ' \.tt.tn II< Mlddlefort Cltun:ll at lilt N Putor: Allen Midclp Sunday School· 9:30a.m. WOnlllp • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvk:cs- 7 p.m. Putor: Allen Mldcap ...,...., rollowttldp • Chilr<h of the N.....ne l'ulor: ....,.,. Waldoo;t, ( ' ' SllverRidp Pootot: R'1"'rt a....p ' I ' 11114'11 ' ••' • lit l'llil'l'll 2 112 mJiel north of Reednille on State Route 124 Pallor: Rev. Robert Markley · SIOida~ School- II ,.~p, . • • ...... ~ ' ( ·~ ·1i :.11: ••• • ... t ~ ",· •'• ~ l'!t ;~ ·•· ' ~· t .• -~~~---.~~~ir~PI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~-~,,, • DIVI..Oulckel Agency Inc. Full' lint~ of INSURANCE Insurance · Products+ Financial ENCIES ino. Servicaa Tewell pibs Tradition lead SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Doug Tewell shot a 6· under 66 to take a one-stroke lead in The Tradition. · " Mike McCullough and Tom Wargo were second, and J)ob Gilder, Jim Holtgrieve ~d Terry Dill opened with f>& ,in the first .major champi$Jnship of the senior season . ; 1\vo·time' former champi!:Jn Gil Morgan bogeyed the last two holes to join J6hn Jacobs, Jim Ah:rn,Jim Thorpe e;nd Jose Mma Camzares at· ll9. D~fending champion Tom ~te shot a 72. ' !; · Sundly W<llllhip • IO>!lll 1.11. & 7:00p.m. ',,, ~nelda~ Service•- 7:~ p.m. ,f Wtdneodoy Youth StrYh:o '· 7:30p.)ll. :lnd one bogey Q_n the Har\lourTown Golf ,Links. · Mark Calcavecchia an'd Tom Lehman led a group of nine players at 66. Scott Hoch and former WorldCom win· ner Loren Roberts headed an ei.;tt-man1gtoup l\1>6-~ . Davis Love Ill \ .~e. only four·rime WoridCQm · champi.o n, liogeye'd his last hole to fil)ish in a nine-man pack three strokes behind at 68. t • '" •• \d\til11" 1 Edn Uoltad BNIII... ta Qrlot Pulor.RoyHunter '!lou......... !'low,._• . .,• "• ••• '• •'• To•• ' hiiGolpeiLiaJ!33045 Hilood R*, l'omeloy Sunday School - IOLm. . Evenlna7:l0p.m. Tuelday .t 11tutlday - 7:30p.m. ••• I """ _.__ Mt.Be,...U-BNIII- · In CloriR Church Communi!)' olrCR 82 P -: RobonSIIIderl Sunday S.:hool- 9:30 a.ril. Worihie • 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service•- 7:30p.m. Ulllldlflllllt Clturdi Rl. 7.on Pomeroy By-Puo ......,. Rev. Robcn E. Smith, Sr. Sunday S.:hool- 9:30 1.m. Wonhip -10:30 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. \ ' Mulbmy IMI. Rd., Pomeroy Pucor: Roy Lawilllky S.ttllday Service• -School· 2 p.m. Wonhip ~ 3 p.m. Wednelday7:l0 p.m . 'JDI'<hcnrcb: Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School· 9:30 Lm. Wonhip -1~30 Lm. "' "''\\ll!l!l),l' Worahip _· 10:4.5 a.m .• 7:30p.m. GrondStte<t Sunday ~hool - 10 a.m. WOJfhlp ~ I~ a.m. Wednetday Strvlc:eo. 8 p.m. E~nlna • 6 p.m. • Foldo Gaapol Clton:b LonaB_,. Sunday School· 9:30 1.m. Hockl_.-t Clturcb MI. Olin Unlltd Mtlllodltl Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School- 9:30 lf.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thur&day Services- 7 p.m. • • MYdllpan ....bJW.ta. Sundly S.:hool· 9 a.m. WoMip • 10 1.m. M - Qopol Cltarch Sunday ochool - to 1.m. Wonhlp • II a.m. WednoldayServko-7p.m. Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. 'lllini Ave. · Puror: Rev. Clalk llaller Sondays.hooi-IOa.m. HarriloQville Pretbjterllft Chun:h Wonhlp-9a.m. · Sunday S.:hool , 9:45 a.ll). O,..fllle c...m..J~y·Chon:b Sundly School· 9:30a.m. · Wonhip- 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wonllip- 9 a.m. 1'\lclday Services -7 p.m. "" Pasloc Rev. KriaM Robinoon SuadaySdlooi-IOa.m. . · Wonhlp • II 1.m. OlrRt.l24 CaoiYIIIeUIIIIodM............... PallOr. Helen Kline . CooiYIIIe Cbun:h Main ll Fifth St. Sunda)' School· 10 a.m.· · MW'port~ lt·t i.111 • HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) - Doug Dunakey shot a 6·under 65 for a share of the lead with Vijay Singh ' and Billy Mayfair in the WorldCom Classic. J;)uDI\eyl in )lis . tlp(d M! to~~i;bl~ -- . Puror: EdltllfiR SUllday School- 9:30 Lm. Wonhip- -10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedttoodly7p.m. ~l P'uiOr. William Hobltk l'tnl11 lioa!l c-wolt7 a..... Pootor: Brian llatknesJ $ullilly S.:hool- 10 a.m. Wonblp - II •·'11· .,._ Wednelday Setvicn- 7:00 p.m. . : SWidly S.:hooi-· 10 Lm. Evenina- 6 p.m. Wednesday Serv_ice -7 p.m. Wonhip .. 9 a.m. 7 p.m. •• '•• Sltnd.y School·~ 10 •·1!\:..J~'Jl.: ~-·. • .Evontn• - 7 p·'1'· , J. Wedaeoday Services- 7 p.m. •, Bailey Ruft Road Pootor: Brian HatknesJ SWidly S.:hcfl· 10 a.m. l •' • • w St. Paul Luthtran Church Comer Sycamore & Second Sl., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz • .. Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship- II a.m. : ~ Paior: Rev. Enunctt Rawson Sunday Evcnina 7 p.m. Thurlday Service • 7 p.m. -....:.. ttlltt'l'.tlt s*m Ow•-'IJ Clltardt Uovl., Road. Welt Colulllbla, W.VL Plllot: Clyde femU Sunday Sdlool 9:30 1m Sunday evcam,ICn'lee 6 pm -yoervice7 pat · ·.. F11lh Volloy 'lllllo.....eJo Cllun:h MDI'IIioaSW· Putor: Dcwayne Stutler DunlkeJ leads WorldCom ., Putor: Wayne Bllcolm , Services: 11\un. Niles 7:00pm ~~.~ New cbuldt No Sunday senke ettab _ lilbed. M'd • 1 ' ~- n lllllty q.•rdl .m Pearl St.. ~ Puror: Slm .\KlcnO. SIOiday School 10 a.m. Evenin1- 7:l0 p.m. Wedoeodoy Strvlc:e - 7:30p.m. w 11tt c•un:h or J Chrilt or Loiter-Day Saloll St. R1. 160, 446-6247 or446-7486 Sunday S.:hool 10:20-11 a.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. ~ God'•'hplntPnlle Rd. Pomotoy, Ohio 3166Hic~,. --c-U..IyOutdt Putor: lbcrotlllulilam . ' Putor: Oewwyno Stutler Sunday School- 10 o.Di. Wonh.ip . 9 Lm. WedneldlyServices-IOa.m. Wonllip -10:30 a.m. •~ . Wednesday Services 7:00p.m. ' ..... a.... .,_.. u.toc SaRt.JJI, Anliquity Puux: Jesse Morris Aut l'ulon: Jim Morri• ScrVicea: Salwday 7:30p.m. Friday :_fellowship service 7 p.m. · ._,. ' ... GGapel ·r...or. Sceve Reed Sttow.lllo ... IQudl 't'' Wonhip ·9:30a.m. and 7 p.m .. Wednesday Sc~icc - 7:00p.m. . ' New Lilt Vldory c...... ' 1m CJcoraeo c,.... Road. Oallipolio, OH · Pulor: BIIISI.OI<a Sunday Services- IOa.m. & 7 p.m. W - y - 7 p.m. .t,Y...., 7 p.m. SUllday School· 9:30 "m. 10:15o.m. . Clifu>n, W.Va . SOlliday Sdlool • llla.m. . Wonhip - 7 p.m. Wedneldly krvi~:e- 7 p.m. .....,._ SalootCtaler .~a-.:11 I PIIIOr. Emeritus Lawrmc:C foremln Wonhip- 10:00 am Foltlohi.....,.C.wn:lo Sunday Scilool - 9:30 Lm. Wunilip-10:30Lm. 'Thundly Servtces-7 p.m. I . 500 N. 2nd Ave. Middlepon "Pull-<loopei Chun:h" -John .t Piny Wolle 603 5t<ond Ave. - AbomdaatG-R.F.i. 92J S. Thin! St., Middi<J*l Pallor Tereu. Davia Sunday tervlce. 10 Lm. Wodnetda)' llm'ic:e. 7 p.m. ' Sd•alf• c LJ : ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Missing lweballs · signed by four presidents were returned· to the Hall of Fame ·by the FBi after a 29-year absence. · ~ The balls, signed for Walter Johnson, were traced after a aescendant of the Hall of Fame pitcher recognized one· p(them in an auction catalog two years ago. ~ The FBI said no ·charges y.rould be filed. : The ·balls were sigtled by }ViiiWn Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin ~oolidge and . Herbert 1-loove,. Tqeir !"(:covep:y means the Hall of Fame in Cooper~town will have baseballs ~igned by every presic!ent k-Om Tafi: to George W.. Bush. ; The collection dates back to 1910 when Johnson had Tafi: sign the ball after the president made the first-ever 4::eremomal first pitch. u.s. W'onhip 10:30 a.m., 7:3(), p.m. Wodnetda)' Scma - 7:30p.m. . A- LKe Ctalor Wonhlp , 9a.m: W~S..ioel:lO,.... Hemlock GroTt Chrlotlu Church Pu10r: Rk:hard Nease Sunday achool - 10:30 a.m. tr Wor~hjp • ?:30 a.m., , · ~''' Bible Shid)I·~'P m!•· . ·• CNM<,_b.t. ,.;..,... III Polloc Rev. F_.iD Didlenl Fridoy.7p.... 'MWIII'Iet 474l9Reib<IRd., Oioii..-.:R.eY. Mary ood lloroldCook Sundoy SeMca: 10 A.m • .t 6 p.m. Wedncldl.y Suvil:n • 1 p.m. llodtSpritlp Puwr: Keith Radel' Sundly SChool- 9;., a.m. • ~ Paswr: Rev. &lockwood Suaday- - 9:!0 LID. nJ.l017 Ser'4ce time: Suadly 10:30 a.m. · Wedneidly 7 pm W~- - at the Hal • • • ")' Bible SWdy ·7:00p.m. Wtdl . ,_ Putor: Rod Brower Wonhip - 9:l0Lm. Sunday S.:hool- IO:lla.m. Loam ClllfFift Metbodllt Chun:b . Pastor. Donald Bali& Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. b•s•b••.b•dl ~ - 7:00p.m. ...r...o.ccr Putor. Ron Fierce Wonhip- 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. - Wednesday Services-7:00p.m'. ~ ~ HyxURaa...u-a.un:ll Rev. Mart Mkhael Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m .• 1 p.m. Thunldiy Bible Study and Youlh - 7 p.m. Com::ro(St RLI24& B,.jbuJy Rd. Minister: Doux Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Pasaor. Steven K. Linle Sunday School· IOa.m. Wonhip • II a.m•• 7:00 p.·m. -Rob- Sunday Scbool • 9: I$ a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Yoolh Fellowship, Sundly - 6 p.m. Sunday Worship - 9:30 p..m .• 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. B.......,. Chorcb oiChrkl slJ...-Ronlopdot . '-:Brilololay PMMat~U.yman .. Sunday School - !O:OOa.m. SUllday : 6:00p.m. - y Service -7:00p.m. .._..,. Wtaltyoa Bibit lloll- Churcb ' 15 Peul St, Middlepon. Pator: Rev. Dooa Cm Preslcleatlal . Su.day Scbool · 9:30a.m. Alii St, Middlepon Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip • II :00 a.m. •. • • • •'· •. • Hunt shoots · 171n~ : LOS ANGELES (AP) .l>at Hunt birdied fCJUr of the lirst nine holes en route. to a S·under 67 and a two·stroke . lead after the first round of l'he Office Depot. : Annika Sorenstam; going for a record·tying fourth consecutive victory, opened the ?4·hole event with a 71., • She is trying tO join Hajl of -Famers Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth as the only LPGA play~rs to wi~ four consecutively scheduled events. The LPGA record for consecutive victories is five by, Nmey Lopez, although , she fook a week off after three Straight wins. • : FuMelpCo. .: ~~news the ;Dalty Jegtlnel at ~ *~ ~-a1s11 . WELLSTON - Afier a slow start out of the gate, Eastern (5. 2) . have shifted into overdrive as Chris Lyons and Jimmy Putman combined to hurl the vjsiton to a 7-6 extra inning victory over WeUsto'n Thursday evening. Little scoring took place in regula. rion, but the firew'orks began in the extra inning$. setting the stage for the game winning heroics by Cacy Faulk and Jimmy Putman. Faulk led off the eleventh ipning with a triple and scored on a Putman sacrifice fly to right field, to score what proved to be the winning run. · Bur the game was not yet over and Eastern had· to dig deep one more time.' Chris Lyons had gone eight and one third innings, while Jimmy Putman came on to finish tl}e game and pull off the win. Puanan went two and two thirds innings. Wellston's Crabtree singled to lead off' the eleventh. Kisor hit into a field· eris choice. Then, WeUstonis most feare'd hitter Parsons, who had already singled three times, worked the count to 2-2, but flew out to end the game In the beginning, Wellston went up i~he second with a walk, a single by Parsons, a double by Thacker and thtee walks, the score 3-0. ~--------1 •. ,....,. Apll1 J. 2111 -- ·-- Eastern fought back with two out. .Wellston fanned Eastern three Cacy Faulk walked and Lyons hit a straight times in the eighth, and .Welltwo run home run for a 3-2 tally. ston went down 1- 2-3 as well. In the • In the seventh inning · Eastern ninth, Kimes led off with a ,ingle. scored with two outs when Bradley Brannon singled, Ben Holter had an Brannon singled and scored ori a Put- RBI single, and Cacy Faulk doubled man hit_ball between first and second home a run , then Lyons doubled that was recorded a$ an error. • · home another run, the score 6-3 . The miscue was costly for Wellston ' ·Wellston came back with a walk, a and provided the opportunity Coafh single, one run scored on two on a Brian Bowen's troops was looking for. passed balls, then another walk forced Wellston gave a scare in the bottom home a run , and a single by Crabtree of the seventh with two out and two knocked home a run to tie the game runners on second and third who had at 6-6. Jimmy Putman , came in ttl reached on walks. Lyons pitched out pitch in .relief, walked the first batter · of the jam to throw the game into extra innings. PIIIH He IEiist.nl. BJ • n Pirates s .) PITTSBURGH (AP) The PittSburgh Pirates had . barely moved into PNC Park before Sean Casey began trying to knock it down. In PNC Park's inaugural series, Casey hit balls off speakers, grandstand railings and outfield seats. He got the ballpark's first hit and first homer, and only a speaker pole prevented him frQm being the first to hit a ball out of the park. , "We're having trouble getting )lim to leave;' manager Bob Boone said after Casey homered again . to lead the to 'an 11-6 victory Thursday night. "He wants to stay." ,..,., C.i!Sey, WhQ• grew' up ih subur-ban Pittsburgh, was 2.for·5 with two RBis to finish 9-for-14 with two homers, three doubles and eigbt RBis as . the Reds won twice in the threegame series. "I'm glad they built this ballpark:' said Casey, who had only 11 RBis in three seasons at now-demolished Three Rivers Stadium. Brian Giles homered twice for the Pirates and the Reds' Drhitri Yo1.1ng hit a drive estimated at 407 feet that carried the rightfield stands on the fly the fir!t such ball to leave PNC Park. Pete Harnisch picked up the win for Cincinnati, going six innings and retir. ing 13 straight . batters at MAKING HIS ROUNDS- Cincinnati's Sean Casey runs the bases after hitting a home_run against Pittsburgh in the Reds 11-6 win. (AP) . one point. Tornadoes hol·d off Marauders BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT ROCK SPRINGS Southern scored three runs in the' top of the ninth inning, and with darkness app.roaching fast held off a furious Meigs comeback attempt, as the Tornadoes posted a 7-6 win over Meigs in a TVC baseball game Thursday. · ' It was as the. old rimers used to sily an "old fashion barn burner,!' that kel't fans on the edge of the seats O!l both sides of the diamond. · '!:Meigs took a 1-0 lead in the bottom . of t)le second inning. John Stanley was hit by 'a pitch and later scored on a sac- rifice fly off the bat of Darrick Knapp. In,o'l the bottom of the third inning, John -Stanley and Zach Bolin both singled,,~nd both later came into score on passed ball for a 3-0 Marauder lead. Southern started their comeback in the fourth innin~;. Brandon Hill singled and moved up on a single by Dally Hill. Brandon then stole third and scored on a Justin Allen single. So~th.ern tied the game in the sixth inning. With one out , Dally Hill dou· bled, ~ Meigs errors loaded the bases. Brice Hill then laced a single to score Hill and Aaron Ohlinger who had reached base on one of the Marauders ., miscues. Southern took a 4-3 lead in the top of the seventh · inning. Pierce walked and Brandon Hill singled. Dally Hill then hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Pierce and break the 3-all tie. But Nick Dettwiller led off the seventh inning by lining a 1- 1 pitch over the lefi: field fence for his first home run of the season; which tied the game at three' and forced extra innings. In the top of the ninth inning, three Marauder errors and singles off the bats of Brandon Pierce and Dally Hill · PkiiH'" Soullwna; I:J Meigs .rolls ast Sout ROCK SPRINGS Meigs took just five innings to mercy Southern, 17 ·1, Thursday night in interdivisional TVC softball action. Meigs took advantage of 17 Southern walks and turned alh.. but four of those free passes into runs. The first inning werit scoreless and was insginificant · compared, to the numbers Meigs posted in the second round. " • Katie Jeffers of Meigs was wound tight on the mound for the Marauders and uncoiled with a shutout over the first two innings.The bot· · tom fell out of the strike zone for Southern in the second round as six walks, a hit batter and a Stephanie Wigal single pushed across eight Marauder runs. Jeffers held Southern at bay another inning, while Meigs again got out the bulky hardwood. Wigal reached on a two out error, Abby Harris walked Kayte Davis walked and Jayne Davis slammed a two run sin· gle to run the score to 10-0, By this time sophomore Brigette Barnes had relieved sophomore starter Rachel Chapman. The Marauders came up with seven runs in the fourth inning: Jeffers and Shannon · Price each walked, Mindy Chancey singled, and Lindsay Bolin doubled. Wigal singled followed by walks to Kayte Davis, Jaynee Davis and Kara Musser to score runs to extend the score to 17-0. Southern finally salvaged a little bit of pride when Deana Pullins walked and scored on an error. Southern loaded the bases' twice, the second time in the top of the fifth, but each time left runners stranded. Insult was added to injury when Tammy Fryar dove for a ball and suffered a possible shoulder dislocation on the play. Southern had three hits Kati Cummins a single, Katie Sayre a single, and Macyn Ervin a single. Meigs hitters included Wigal with two singles, Bolin a double, Chancey a single, PluM 1ft Melp. I:S ' Bailey throws another gem .-s Eagles win BY Icon WOLII! 01/P CORRESPoNOENT W;ELLSTON - Pitching a great pinpoint one-hitter, ·senior Juli Bailey lead East~rn to an 11·2 win over interdivi· sional foe Wellston Thu~day night. ' . Going into the game, both teams had lost just one, Well· ston (10·2) and Eastern (!H), setting the stage for the 'Trl· "' Valley Conferen~1,- shooto~t. * ~ ' Eastern is unc!efet ted m league play at 7·0. Bailey picked up the victory going all the way to fan four. an<! walk seven. The senior hurler has not made an impact on her club, but also made a name for h erself among the prep softball ranks in Southeastern .Ohio. · Thorn~ suffered the los~ fot Wellston. She walkeMtx ,and , struck out three. · '\. I Both teams threatened in the first inning , without a score, however, in the second frame Eastern plated a run when Amanda Yeager rea ched on a fielderis choice to force out Bailey who had singled. Yeager stole third then came home on a 6· 3 ground out by Tammy Bissell, the score t -0. Eastern scored five more runs in the third inning when ~isten ~hevalier walked, and J• •' - · - Page 81 lyons and Putman hold off GOlden Rockets .. BY Sco11 WOI.R OVP CORRESPONDENT ~W. ~IU.I Wednelday Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.nl. HIGHLIGHTS · --Cioordl Alii- Cllordl · r-:Cbapol Sundly School • 9 a.m. Wonhip : 10 a.m. PlotGrtiYtBiblt-Otora 1n mile orr Rt 325 PasiO(. Rev. O'Dc:ll Manley Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. FRID\Y's ColoooJ Cloordl l'l>noeroy Pil:e, Co. a.l. Wonldp- 10 a.m. S..OO.y school- 9:30 Lm. · Sunday wonlUp -7 p.m. w.d......,y JXOY<!'mceflna- 7 p.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike 2 C..... Rd.. Rutlllld .. ltco. l'llillip 1 ' 1 " _ , - - 9:lOLftoGl -.bip - lctlOLa "WW 1•)' Service • 7 p.m. -ySeiW:e -6:30p.OL M' . . . ......., Ball RolliDJon Suaday Sdlool- 9 Lm. Pulor: Rev. Dewey kina flniSaolknlopdot Putor: E. LamarO'Bryan1 Sunday_School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednelday Sen-ices 7:00 p.in. ~ ' - Pallor: William.hltis $udy Scbaol - 10:00 LIIL Monlinl Wmbip - I0:45 un. JleMII(M"' pod) Sunday School9:30 Lm. Wotdaip • I I a.m:. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. -.....7.... ...... a.,.t .......,_ I -Bob-yScilooi - IOLm. Wonhip.; 9 LD\. .CoiYIII}' ....... Cbapol . · Hani1011ville Road · Putor: Charles McKenzie - c..omu.- - 9:lOLIO. SdJoul . 9:30 LnL Wcnbip • 10:30 1.m., 6:30p.m. . _ , . S...icn - 7 ...... r_._ Sundly ldlool - 9:30a.m. Soodl)' wonhip - 10:10 a.m • .1: 1 p.m. Wednesday pr1yer ~erJke - 1 p.m. • a.l.ll S..,Sdoool - 9:l0La 1M 'llnla.dl.ttMN 0 AL'!}uan-Gone, Tribe win, Page B2 NL: Mets batter Braves, ·Page B2 .(1/BA: Kings top Spurs, Page BJ . , Zone D in the NBA, Page BJ 1 )INiaiiiSemca ...., bob, .. -y Keith Rader Suedty Scbool- 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. .,..... _a.... Sunday School -9 :30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 un.• 6:30 p.1n. Wednnday Servkes - 6:30p.m. ..,_FI,.IopdotQ_., Suadly Sdlool - 9~30 a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m. "' The Daily Sentin~l - ....._.'Nilfonl .• ' -~oldloN ""-: Rev. s-.d W. Balye Pwd ,... 310S1 SUI< Route ill, Lan&svlic l'ul<w:Goryi- _ _ ....,a.-ola.rlot Pa110r.Tmy Saewan Weck1esdly Service - 7 p.m. a.m. • ,_.....,._ a. Wonhip • II a.m.. 6 p.m. fe) Scnia:s - 1 JUn. -~ SdJoul. 10 LBI. Wonbip - 9 a.m. t.WnS.....RWaod Suaday Wmllit>-10:00 ..... Sunday ServM:e--7 p.m. "-Ciludi""CWIO . . . . ......,. Olomll (Swllou o) 5701Jmlc St., MiddlepM Sunday scllooJ . 9:JO a.m. Worship - II a.m. an.;l6 p.m. ''Ja..rd Na~cwYt' ' ~· , . plw ......, Keith Rader ..._, Rcv. AmosTtDil Wcdnnd:ay Sen-ica - 1 p.in. Sundly Sdlool • 10:00 Lm. Mornial Service II :00 LBI. s-.y - """">' ( S - ) Wt'nhip - II s - , - -9-.JOLJL h) Scmecl · 1 J!,IIL ......r. ....llerbertGnoe ·' ~-lctlOLJL iM a...t ~:~~erG fllle N · "-:Bob ......... $undly Scilool • 9:4) LOI. Wcdnnday Strvica- 7:30p.m. Wonhip- 8: U , IO:l0a.m.• 7 p.... T' 3 ~~ Rev. Ddxlnhltriin.Cioqy Sundoy' A<llh - . , ; , . SudaySdtool IO:I!h.m. Holy Euc-hlritl 11:00 a.m. Wednaday: Hoi)Euchlrisl5:00p.m. c N _.__, ~ K;.piloooy- ~- ·.311~ Woatiip . ID-.30a.&aod6p.m. Worsllip ~ IOUL T......,.Stmc:a - 7-.JOp.a E.- S<..........., Rev. James aen.td. Rev. Kalbarin- ~ - *1 orr.rdl ._ ~~- p --- GNft F 7 2 'o.dl 326 Youdt Minisler. BiU Fru.iet SundayScilooi - 9:J0Lm. BurtiD...... . 742-7606 . Pallor: JahD Swa.on Vldory ...,...,...,, .....,.._ --,.of--J:GOp.a- s.aySdlooi - 9LJL Pulor: AIHatuoa . ..,..._ ._ S..,.Sdlool - IO:lOuo. Wonhip IG-.2$ Suaday_ .. I5La M' t" pul Clilludi .tCIIrilt 5dland Main 1\.qlli,l ' r-:- ,._.,. a.• . --__ 's5cnb:-7p.a W. s-JoySdoool - 9-..lOUL - - . . - lctl0...._6,... • v· n 1 , SaviocJ - 1 p--. - .. 91cJa... ........, .......... c... c........ W -y Stnoi<a -7 p.a I -" SI. Wunilip - 10::!0 ..... HIJ~f \ ~.IJIIIIJ,il Clllnll·ll* r It• - - - -- lcti0La.6.- ')~ • 7p.a I • Inside: S . . , . - ; 9uL Wuillip - lct45 ....._ lp.oL tt r..w- -.....J~JOU11.. 6p.IIL , . ,, Ull!!ll' A P.•· Trloi!Jo~ - . . , . Dordo ""CWIO 212 W. l.bin St. Miailla: Neil Pl'ouMDOI -• s-ily SdMJol . 9:JO LnL s.dly. toa.-..-7;JO p.rn. ?' 1: )0 p.-. · Y:JU ...... _ , 5dloal • 9:.10 .... Soii.Mau - \1:.!01.111. lllail<)' - a.._ ~)'Sen'~. 7 ) f'Miy, Aprll13, 2001 - -- 9::!0&& S..,.Sdlooi - I&.JOa.a s-loySdluoi -IO L& PMb-:: Ito'. Wlikl' E. Hrial Sill. Ca.. <4:.~!: l ,.m..;. Mas6- S:JU p.a. ~--WaRt t coy. 912~-.. ~Au:·~ f\ - • -~ Carrie Wiggins, Sandy Pow· ell, and Janet Calaway . added consecutive singles. Kass Lodwi ck had an R.BI ground out, then Bailey, Yeager and Tammy Bissell each singled for Eastern in the third adding to the five - run campaign, 6-0. Wellston came back with one. in th e thirJ when ~omas rea ched on an error, ) tole two bases and to advance a.nd also stole home. ' ·\ Eastern added one in the fourth when Chevalier reached on an error and stole second. W,iggins sacrificed her to third and Sandy Powell groundec! out to force home. the last run of the inning, the score 7-2. While Bailey and Thomas encountered numerous scoring threats, only Eastern was · PIHH IH Eliafo, IJ • �• • p Pomeror. llddllpDrl, OhkJ - ----- 161 \i"•·l" l i• --Milltt. . ~oi-CioolotAI ~ · II - c..: -1:4,_.,., ...... . ' s-Joy~ - IIUOL._ E..... · 7:.l0p.a. .........,_ t ltttt , It -u...- Cloordool- an.. • I :JO L ( • . ,J f lilt' I P I; ""c..: Lane *'·llolddifta Maoa., W.Va. P.O. Boo -N.iiT...- s..a.p Stnicn- 10:00 a.m. .nd7 p.m. ,..... - ., - a...d! oiCWIO 3J2260Uidren'•llcmeRd. Sunday School - I I a.m. Wonllip · 10a.m .• 6p.m. Wcdnoday Scrvica · 1 p.... llllliill" Evcniac $entice - 6:00p.m. Weds:udaJ Sen-icc ~ 1:30 p.m. Wonhip - 9 :.30 a.m. Sttnda)' School · I 0:30a.m. """"·kffo<y Walia<o Ill and 3rd Sunday Zloo Cllordl ol Qrlot Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (R1.143) Pew:& G) l1nl Bapdll East Maio S.. Sllllday School · 9:30 a.m. Wcnh.ip • 10:30 a.m. Pasloc Roeer Watson Sunday Scilool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:.30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wcdnnday Sco>ice$ - 1 p.m. _., _ _ a.... Le-· Instrumental Wonflip Servic~ - 9 am. Communion - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10:15 a.m. Youlil- ' 'JO pm Sunday Bible Smdy Wednesday 7 pm • n.. iloplld Chur<h Puler: Mart Morrow 6th ood I'Oimer St.. Mi&jiei>OI! Bnclbury Cllun:h atc•.w Paslor: :rrun Runyon SUllday Sdlool - 9:., a.m. Worship - 10: I' a.m.• 7:00p.m. Wednelday Service· 7:00 p.m. WcmhiP· I 0:30a.m. Rad.,. Fl.. Baplllt Rutload Cll•rcb at Cbrill Sunday School - 9 :30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Pa1tor: Rick Rule Swxlay School -9:30a.m. . Wonhip - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedaesday Scn>ices - 7:00p.m. MLU-Baplllt Pastor : Joe N. Sayie · Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednnday Serviceli - 6:30p.m. Hickory IUIIt Churc:h or Chrlat Evangclilil Mike Moore · Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.• 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. 8tthlthtm Boptlot Cburd! Great Bend, Routt 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Mecca Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunda)' Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wcdnelday Bible Study • 6:00p.m LupYIIIt C h - Cllurch Pastor:·Robrrt Musser Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - IO:JOa.m .. 7:30p.m. Old 8etllet Fm WIIIBoptlst Ch""'h 28601 St. Rr . 7, MiGdleport Sunday School- 10 a.m. · Evfnina -7:00p.m. Thunday Service• • 7:00 ~vUlt Cltul<• lllllalde Boplbl c..,,.h St. Rt 143 just off Rt 1 Pulor: Rev. Jamet R. Ac~. Sr. Sunday Unified Service Worship- 10:30 a_m., 6 p.m. Wednnday Services 1 p.m. I of Christ Pastor. Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. ,Worship Service: 10:30 11.m. Bible Study. Wednesday, 6:30p.m. DomrCharcil oiChrlot w Putor: N"alhan Robinwn Sunday school9:30 a.m. Norman Will,supcrinlendent Sunda)' worship- 10:30 a.m. •••t 525 N. 2nd SL Middlepon Putor. Jamet E. Keesee Worship · IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnetday Services 7 p.m. Churth of Christ And 124 W Evanaeli~t: Dennis Saq:ent Sunday Bible Study· 9:30a.m. Wonhip: IO:JOa.m. and 6:30p.m. Wednel<lay Bible Study - l p.m. w lntcn~ecti0117 F-lloplillChun:h Railroad St., Mason Sunday Sch..ol- 10 a.m. Wonhip. II a.m .• 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ( ' ltrio,tiall F.-RunBapllll Puu;.r:AriusHun Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip- 11 a.m. llilltl Harlfor4 Chun:b ol' Cbrillio ' . ' Cbrilll1o Union Han rom. w.v~. Pastor:Jim Hush~ Sunday School - 1I a.m. Wonlllp - 9:)0 a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. MLMoNh8apUol Fourth &: Main St., MiddlcpM Pas10r. Re~. Gilbert Craig. Jr. Sullilly S.:hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m. ( IHttTh .o\ntlqull)' Boptlst Sunda)' School · 9:30a.m. ol ( ;ud MI. Moriall Chun:h GlGod Worship · 10:45 a,m. Sunday Evenina • 6:00p.m. R•lland rr.. WIU,Bapllll I Mile Hill Rd., Racine Putor: Brice Ult /) Salem St. Pastor: Rev, Paul Ta~lor Sunday S.:hool - 10 a.m. EvcninR - 7 p.m. Wednellday Se~iee& 1 p.m. w St<ood llaplllt Chun:h -Ravenswood, WV PallOr. David W. McClain Sunday School tO am· Momina WOI'Itllp II am E\•cnint • 1 pm Wednc~y 7 p.m. Sunda)' School - 9~45 a.m. Evening- ~ p.m. Wednesday Service$ · 7 p.m. . Rutland Church or God Pa!itor: Ron Heath Sunday Wonthip·- 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. S)'I'KUAe First Churth of God Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. Da\lid Ru!lSCII Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenins Services- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Church ol God ol Pn!piteq • O.J. Whl" Rd. otT St. Rt. 160 ( .tll•nlil Pastor: PJ. Ch~J){nq,n •1 Clluc!l Paswr: Wayne R. Jtwcll c.___ SUllday Senli<:a - lctOO LID. .t 7:00p.m. ' 'lllllnday -7:00p.m. - Paswr:MW:Fomnao Wednelday Setwieel · 7 p.m. ~- Sundly Sehool- 10 a.m. a,,.., . . ._.........a..""'"'"of Latter Day Sainb Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Michael Duhl Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. . Wednetday-7p.m. 1'llo ......_, F - p Mltoillr7 New Lime Rd.• Rutland ~--R M~~ 1·~ •~1nson ,. ~uwr. ~. • u.'--'--w'"'· Serv~ees: """"'111;'-y, 7:30 p.m. · Sundly • 9:30 a.m. and 1 W~y - 1p.in . Rc:liefSOticty/Priesthood I1:05-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10: IS a.m. Homemaking; meeting, ht Thurs. ·1 p.ru. Sullilly S.:hool , II a.m. Wonhlp - 10 o.m. I ' SL Jobo Lolhtron.O!orch Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. FriiZ Wor&hlp - 9:00a.m . . Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Our Sa•lour Lulhtnn C...rch Walnuland Henry SIS.. RaveMwood. W.Va. Pbtor: 'David Russell · Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. P.m. .,,,, ....... 'b St Rt 12A, Rac:inc s-- 1411 BriC:,tman St., Syrocuse Rev. Mike Tholb.p!IOD,Putor w.........,... - I 11ill'd \ll'fhodio,i llalhtiCbon:h Towndlip Rd., ~ G-UaltedMIIhodlll Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhlp.- 10 a.m. Wcdncldly Servi~s- to•. m. Worship -·9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 1:30 p.m. (3nl & 4th Sun) Meip C..,.nlln Parlalt Northeast Clu5lcl Alfred Putor. Jane Beattie Sunday School · 9:30a.m. ~ Worship - II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Cbtlltr Pastor: Jane Beattie Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday Sthool · 10 a.m. Thursday Services· 7 p.m. .Joppo ' Paston Bob Randolph • '' Mt. oo.. c-• ...., a..... PII&Or.: Lawrence Ruth S'"""y S.:hool- 9:30 a.m. Bvoni.,·7fm, ' w...-y Strvlec - 7 p.m. ' \.tt.tn II< Mlddlefort Cltun:ll at lilt N Putor: Allen Midclp Sunday School· 9:30a.m. WOnlllp • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scrvk:cs- 7 p.m. Putor: Allen Mldcap ...,...., rollowttldp • Chilr<h of the N.....ne l'ulor: ....,.,. Waldoo;t, ( ' ' SllverRidp Pootot: R'1"'rt a....p ' I ' 11114'11 ' ••' • lit l'llil'l'll 2 112 mJiel north of Reednille on State Route 124 Pallor: Rev. Robert Markley · SIOida~ School- II ,.~p, . • • ...... ~ ' ( ·~ ·1i :.11: ••• • ... t ~ ",· •'• ~ l'!t ;~ ·•· ' ~· t .• -~~~---.~~~ir~PI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~-~,,, • DIVI..Oulckel Agency Inc. Full' lint~ of INSURANCE Insurance · Products+ Financial ENCIES ino. Servicaa Tewell pibs Tradition lead SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Doug Tewell shot a 6· under 66 to take a one-stroke lead in The Tradition. · " Mike McCullough and Tom Wargo were second, and J)ob Gilder, Jim Holtgrieve ~d Terry Dill opened with f>& ,in the first .major champi$Jnship of the senior season . ; 1\vo·time' former champi!:Jn Gil Morgan bogeyed the last two holes to join J6hn Jacobs, Jim Ah:rn,Jim Thorpe e;nd Jose Mma Camzares at· ll9. D~fending champion Tom ~te shot a 72. ' !; · Sundly W<llllhip • IO>!lll 1.11. & 7:00p.m. ',,, ~nelda~ Service•- 7:~ p.m. ,f Wtdneodoy Youth StrYh:o '· 7:30p.)ll. :lnd one bogey Q_n the Har\lourTown Golf ,Links. · Mark Calcavecchia an'd Tom Lehman led a group of nine players at 66. Scott Hoch and former WorldCom win· ner Loren Roberts headed an ei.;tt-man1gtoup l\1>6-~ . Davis Love Ill \ .~e. only four·rime WoridCQm · champi.o n, liogeye'd his last hole to fil)ish in a nine-man pack three strokes behind at 68. t • '" •• \d\til11" 1 Edn Uoltad BNIII... ta Qrlot Pulor.RoyHunter '!lou......... !'low,._• . .,• "• ••• '• •'• To•• ' hiiGolpeiLiaJ!33045 Hilood R*, l'omeloy Sunday School - IOLm. . Evenlna7:l0p.m. Tuelday .t 11tutlday - 7:30p.m. ••• I """ _.__ Mt.Be,...U-BNIII- · In CloriR Church Communi!)' olrCR 82 P -: RobonSIIIderl Sunday S.:hool- 9:30 a.ril. Worihie • 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service•- 7:30p.m. Ulllldlflllllt Clturdi Rl. 7.on Pomeroy By-Puo ......,. Rev. Robcn E. Smith, Sr. Sunday S.:hool- 9:30 1.m. Wonhip -10:30 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. \ ' Mulbmy IMI. Rd., Pomeroy Pucor: Roy Lawilllky S.ttllday Service• -School· 2 p.m. Wonhip ~ 3 p.m. Wednelday7:l0 p.m . 'JDI'<hcnrcb: Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School· 9:30 Lm. Wonhip -1~30 Lm. "' "''\\ll!l!l),l' Worahip _· 10:4.5 a.m .• 7:30p.m. GrondStte<t Sunday ~hool - 10 a.m. WOJfhlp ~ I~ a.m. Wednetday Strvlc:eo. 8 p.m. E~nlna • 6 p.m. • Foldo Gaapol Clton:b LonaB_,. Sunday School· 9:30 1.m. Hockl_.-t Clturcb MI. Olin Unlltd Mtlllodltl Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School- 9:30 lf.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thur&day Services- 7 p.m. • • MYdllpan ....bJW.ta. Sundly S.:hool· 9 a.m. WoMip • 10 1.m. M - Qopol Cltarch Sunday ochool - to 1.m. Wonhlp • II a.m. WednoldayServko-7p.m. Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. 'lllini Ave. · Puror: Rev. Clalk llaller Sondays.hooi-IOa.m. HarriloQville Pretbjterllft Chun:h Wonhlp-9a.m. · Sunday S.:hool , 9:45 a.ll). O,..fllle c...m..J~y·Chon:b Sundly School· 9:30a.m. · Wonhip- 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wonllip- 9 a.m. 1'\lclday Services -7 p.m. "" Pasloc Rev. KriaM Robinoon SuadaySdlooi-IOa.m. . · Wonhlp • II 1.m. OlrRt.l24 CaoiYIIIeUIIIIodM............... PallOr. Helen Kline . CooiYIIIe Cbun:h Main ll Fifth St. Sunda)' School· 10 a.m.· · MW'port~ lt·t i.111 • HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) - Doug Dunakey shot a 6·under 65 for a share of the lead with Vijay Singh ' and Billy Mayfair in the WorldCom Classic. J;)uDI\eyl in )lis . tlp(d M! to~~i;bl~ -- . Puror: EdltllfiR SUllday School- 9:30 Lm. Wonhip- -10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedttoodly7p.m. ~l P'uiOr. William Hobltk l'tnl11 lioa!l c-wolt7 a..... Pootor: Brian llatknesJ $ullilly S.:hool- 10 a.m. Wonblp - II •·'11· .,._ Wednelday Setvicn- 7:00 p.m. . : SWidly S.:hooi-· 10 Lm. Evenina- 6 p.m. Wednesday Serv_ice -7 p.m. Wonhip .. 9 a.m. 7 p.m. •• '•• Sltnd.y School·~ 10 •·1!\:..J~'Jl.: ~-·. • .Evontn• - 7 p·'1'· , J. Wedaeoday Services- 7 p.m. •, Bailey Ruft Road Pootor: Brian HatknesJ SWidly S.:hcfl· 10 a.m. l •' • • w St. Paul Luthtran Church Comer Sycamore & Second Sl., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz • .. Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Worship- II a.m. : ~ Paior: Rev. Enunctt Rawson Sunday Evcnina 7 p.m. Thurlday Service • 7 p.m. -....:.. ttlltt'l'.tlt s*m Ow•-'IJ Clltardt Uovl., Road. Welt Colulllbla, W.VL Plllot: Clyde femU Sunday Sdlool 9:30 1m Sunday evcam,ICn'lee 6 pm -yoervice7 pat · ·.. F11lh Volloy 'lllllo.....eJo Cllun:h MDI'IIioaSW· Putor: Dcwayne Stutler DunlkeJ leads WorldCom ., Putor: Wayne Bllcolm , Services: 11\un. Niles 7:00pm ~~.~ New cbuldt No Sunday senke ettab _ lilbed. M'd • 1 ' ~- n lllllty q.•rdl .m Pearl St.. ~ Puror: Slm .\KlcnO. SIOiday School 10 a.m. Evenin1- 7:l0 p.m. Wedoeodoy Strvlc:e - 7:30p.m. w 11tt c•un:h or J Chrilt or Loiter-Day Saloll St. R1. 160, 446-6247 or446-7486 Sunday S.:hool 10:20-11 a.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. ~ God'•'hplntPnlle Rd. Pomotoy, Ohio 3166Hic~,. --c-U..IyOutdt Putor: lbcrotlllulilam . ' Putor: Oewwyno Stutler Sunday School- 10 o.Di. Wonh.ip . 9 Lm. WedneldlyServices-IOa.m. Wonllip -10:30 a.m. •~ . Wednesday Services 7:00p.m. ' ..... a.... .,_.. u.toc SaRt.JJI, Anliquity Puux: Jesse Morris Aut l'ulon: Jim Morri• ScrVicea: Salwday 7:30p.m. Friday :_fellowship service 7 p.m. · ._,. ' ... GGapel ·r...or. Sceve Reed Sttow.lllo ... IQudl 't'' Wonhip ·9:30a.m. and 7 p.m .. Wednesday Sc~icc - 7:00p.m. . ' New Lilt Vldory c...... ' 1m CJcoraeo c,.... Road. Oallipolio, OH · Pulor: BIIISI.OI<a Sunday Services- IOa.m. & 7 p.m. W - y - 7 p.m. .t,Y...., 7 p.m. SUllday School· 9:30 "m. 10:15o.m. . Clifu>n, W.Va . SOlliday Sdlool • llla.m. . Wonhip - 7 p.m. Wedneldly krvi~:e- 7 p.m. .....,._ SalootCtaler .~a-.:11 I PIIIOr. Emeritus Lawrmc:C foremln Wonhip- 10:00 am Foltlohi.....,.C.wn:lo Sunday Scilool - 9:30 Lm. Wunilip-10:30Lm. 'Thundly Servtces-7 p.m. I . 500 N. 2nd Ave. Middlepon "Pull-<loopei Chun:h" -John .t Piny Wolle 603 5t<ond Ave. - AbomdaatG-R.F.i. 92J S. Thin! St., Middi<J*l Pallor Tereu. Davia Sunday tervlce. 10 Lm. Wodnetda)' llm'ic:e. 7 p.m. ' Sd•alf• c LJ : ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Missing lweballs · signed by four presidents were returned· to the Hall of Fame ·by the FBi after a 29-year absence. · ~ The balls, signed for Walter Johnson, were traced after a aescendant of the Hall of Fame pitcher recognized one· p(them in an auction catalog two years ago. ~ The FBI said no ·charges y.rould be filed. : The ·balls were sigtled by }ViiiWn Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin ~oolidge and . Herbert 1-loove,. Tqeir !"(:covep:y means the Hall of Fame in Cooper~town will have baseballs ~igned by every presic!ent k-Om Tafi: to George W.. Bush. ; The collection dates back to 1910 when Johnson had Tafi: sign the ball after the president made the first-ever 4::eremomal first pitch. u.s. W'onhip 10:30 a.m., 7:3(), p.m. Wodnetda)' Scma - 7:30p.m. . A- LKe Ctalor Wonhlp , 9a.m: W~S..ioel:lO,.... Hemlock GroTt Chrlotlu Church Pu10r: Rk:hard Nease Sunday achool - 10:30 a.m. tr Wor~hjp • ?:30 a.m., , · ~''' Bible Shid)I·~'P m!•· . ·• CNM<,_b.t. ,.;..,... III Polloc Rev. F_.iD Didlenl Fridoy.7p.... 'MWIII'Iet 474l9Reib<IRd., Oioii..-.:R.eY. Mary ood lloroldCook Sundoy SeMca: 10 A.m • .t 6 p.m. Wedncldl.y Suvil:n • 1 p.m. llodtSpritlp Puwr: Keith Radel' Sundly SChool- 9;., a.m. • ~ Paswr: Rev. &lockwood Suaday- - 9:!0 LID. nJ.l017 Ser'4ce time: Suadly 10:30 a.m. · Wedneidly 7 pm W~- - at the Hal • • • ")' Bible SWdy ·7:00p.m. Wtdl . ,_ Putor: Rod Brower Wonhip - 9:l0Lm. Sunday S.:hool- IO:lla.m. Loam ClllfFift Metbodllt Chun:b . Pastor. Donald Bali& Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. b•s•b••.b•dl ~ - 7:00p.m. ...r...o.ccr Putor. Ron Fierce Wonhip- 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. - Wednesday Services-7:00p.m'. ~ ~ HyxURaa...u-a.un:ll Rev. Mart Mkhael Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m .• 1 p.m. Thunldiy Bible Study and Youlh - 7 p.m. Com::ro(St RLI24& B,.jbuJy Rd. Minister: Doux Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Pasaor. Steven K. Linle Sunday School· IOa.m. Wonhip • II a.m•• 7:00 p.·m. -Rob- Sunday Scbool • 9: I$ a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Yoolh Fellowship, Sundly - 6 p.m. Sunday Worship - 9:30 p..m .• 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. B.......,. Chorcb oiChrkl slJ...-Ronlopdot . '-:Brilololay PMMat~U.yman .. Sunday School - !O:OOa.m. SUllday : 6:00p.m. - y Service -7:00p.m. .._..,. Wtaltyoa Bibit lloll- Churcb ' 15 Peul St, Middlepon. Pator: Rev. Dooa Cm Preslcleatlal . Su.day Scbool · 9:30a.m. Alii St, Middlepon Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip • II :00 a.m. •. • • • •'· •. • Hunt shoots · 171n~ : LOS ANGELES (AP) .l>at Hunt birdied fCJUr of the lirst nine holes en route. to a S·under 67 and a two·stroke . lead after the first round of l'he Office Depot. : Annika Sorenstam; going for a record·tying fourth consecutive victory, opened the ?4·hole event with a 71., • She is trying tO join Hajl of -Famers Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth as the only LPGA play~rs to wi~ four consecutively scheduled events. The LPGA record for consecutive victories is five by, Nmey Lopez, although , she fook a week off after three Straight wins. • : FuMelpCo. .: ~~news the ;Dalty Jegtlnel at ~ *~ ~-a1s11 . WELLSTON - Afier a slow start out of the gate, Eastern (5. 2) . have shifted into overdrive as Chris Lyons and Jimmy Putman combined to hurl the vjsiton to a 7-6 extra inning victory over WeUsto'n Thursday evening. Little scoring took place in regula. rion, but the firew'orks began in the extra inning$. setting the stage for the game winning heroics by Cacy Faulk and Jimmy Putman. Faulk led off the eleventh ipning with a triple and scored on a Putman sacrifice fly to right field, to score what proved to be the winning run. · Bur the game was not yet over and Eastern had· to dig deep one more time.' Chris Lyons had gone eight and one third innings, while Jimmy Putman came on to finish tl}e game and pull off the win. Puanan went two and two thirds innings. Wellston's Crabtree singled to lead off' the eleventh. Kisor hit into a field· eris choice. Then, WeUstonis most feare'd hitter Parsons, who had already singled three times, worked the count to 2-2, but flew out to end the game In the beginning, Wellston went up i~he second with a walk, a single by Parsons, a double by Thacker and thtee walks, the score 3-0. ~--------1 •. ,....,. Apll1 J. 2111 -- ·-- Eastern fought back with two out. .Wellston fanned Eastern three Cacy Faulk walked and Lyons hit a straight times in the eighth, and .Welltwo run home run for a 3-2 tally. ston went down 1- 2-3 as well. In the • In the seventh inning · Eastern ninth, Kimes led off with a ,ingle. scored with two outs when Bradley Brannon singled, Ben Holter had an Brannon singled and scored ori a Put- RBI single, and Cacy Faulk doubled man hit_ball between first and second home a run , then Lyons doubled that was recorded a$ an error. • · home another run, the score 6-3 . The miscue was costly for Wellston ' ·Wellston came back with a walk, a and provided the opportunity Coafh single, one run scored on two on a Brian Bowen's troops was looking for. passed balls, then another walk forced Wellston gave a scare in the bottom home a run , and a single by Crabtree of the seventh with two out and two knocked home a run to tie the game runners on second and third who had at 6-6. Jimmy Putman , came in ttl reached on walks. Lyons pitched out pitch in .relief, walked the first batter · of the jam to throw the game into extra innings. PIIIH He IEiist.nl. BJ • n Pirates s .) PITTSBURGH (AP) The PittSburgh Pirates had . barely moved into PNC Park before Sean Casey began trying to knock it down. In PNC Park's inaugural series, Casey hit balls off speakers, grandstand railings and outfield seats. He got the ballpark's first hit and first homer, and only a speaker pole prevented him frQm being the first to hit a ball out of the park. , "We're having trouble getting )lim to leave;' manager Bob Boone said after Casey homered again . to lead the to 'an 11-6 victory Thursday night. "He wants to stay." ,..,., C.i!Sey, WhQ• grew' up ih subur-ban Pittsburgh, was 2.for·5 with two RBis to finish 9-for-14 with two homers, three doubles and eigbt RBis as . the Reds won twice in the threegame series. "I'm glad they built this ballpark:' said Casey, who had only 11 RBis in three seasons at now-demolished Three Rivers Stadium. Brian Giles homered twice for the Pirates and the Reds' Drhitri Yo1.1ng hit a drive estimated at 407 feet that carried the rightfield stands on the fly the fir!t such ball to leave PNC Park. Pete Harnisch picked up the win for Cincinnati, going six innings and retir. ing 13 straight . batters at MAKING HIS ROUNDS- Cincinnati's Sean Casey runs the bases after hitting a home_run against Pittsburgh in the Reds 11-6 win. (AP) . one point. Tornadoes hol·d off Marauders BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT ROCK SPRINGS Southern scored three runs in the' top of the ninth inning, and with darkness app.roaching fast held off a furious Meigs comeback attempt, as the Tornadoes posted a 7-6 win over Meigs in a TVC baseball game Thursday. · ' It was as the. old rimers used to sily an "old fashion barn burner,!' that kel't fans on the edge of the seats O!l both sides of the diamond. · '!:Meigs took a 1-0 lead in the bottom . of t)le second inning. John Stanley was hit by 'a pitch and later scored on a sac- rifice fly off the bat of Darrick Knapp. In,o'l the bottom of the third inning, John -Stanley and Zach Bolin both singled,,~nd both later came into score on passed ball for a 3-0 Marauder lead. Southern started their comeback in the fourth innin~;. Brandon Hill singled and moved up on a single by Dally Hill. Brandon then stole third and scored on a Justin Allen single. So~th.ern tied the game in the sixth inning. With one out , Dally Hill dou· bled, ~ Meigs errors loaded the bases. Brice Hill then laced a single to score Hill and Aaron Ohlinger who had reached base on one of the Marauders ., miscues. Southern took a 4-3 lead in the top of the seventh · inning. Pierce walked and Brandon Hill singled. Dally Hill then hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Pierce and break the 3-all tie. But Nick Dettwiller led off the seventh inning by lining a 1- 1 pitch over the lefi: field fence for his first home run of the season; which tied the game at three' and forced extra innings. In the top of the ninth inning, three Marauder errors and singles off the bats of Brandon Pierce and Dally Hill · PkiiH'" Soullwna; I:J Meigs .rolls ast Sout ROCK SPRINGS Meigs took just five innings to mercy Southern, 17 ·1, Thursday night in interdivisional TVC softball action. Meigs took advantage of 17 Southern walks and turned alh.. but four of those free passes into runs. The first inning werit scoreless and was insginificant · compared, to the numbers Meigs posted in the second round. " • Katie Jeffers of Meigs was wound tight on the mound for the Marauders and uncoiled with a shutout over the first two innings.The bot· · tom fell out of the strike zone for Southern in the second round as six walks, a hit batter and a Stephanie Wigal single pushed across eight Marauder runs. Jeffers held Southern at bay another inning, while Meigs again got out the bulky hardwood. Wigal reached on a two out error, Abby Harris walked Kayte Davis walked and Jayne Davis slammed a two run sin· gle to run the score to 10-0, By this time sophomore Brigette Barnes had relieved sophomore starter Rachel Chapman. The Marauders came up with seven runs in the fourth inning: Jeffers and Shannon · Price each walked, Mindy Chancey singled, and Lindsay Bolin doubled. Wigal singled followed by walks to Kayte Davis, Jaynee Davis and Kara Musser to score runs to extend the score to 17-0. Southern finally salvaged a little bit of pride when Deana Pullins walked and scored on an error. Southern loaded the bases' twice, the second time in the top of the fifth, but each time left runners stranded. Insult was added to injury when Tammy Fryar dove for a ball and suffered a possible shoulder dislocation on the play. Southern had three hits Kati Cummins a single, Katie Sayre a single, and Macyn Ervin a single. Meigs hitters included Wigal with two singles, Bolin a double, Chancey a single, PluM 1ft Melp. I:S ' Bailey throws another gem .-s Eagles win BY Icon WOLII! 01/P CORRESPoNOENT W;ELLSTON - Pitching a great pinpoint one-hitter, ·senior Juli Bailey lead East~rn to an 11·2 win over interdivi· sional foe Wellston Thu~day night. ' . Going into the game, both teams had lost just one, Well· ston (10·2) and Eastern (!H), setting the stage for the 'Trl· "' Valley Conferen~1,- shooto~t. * ~ ' Eastern is unc!efet ted m league play at 7·0. Bailey picked up the victory going all the way to fan four. an<! walk seven. The senior hurler has not made an impact on her club, but also made a name for h erself among the prep softball ranks in Southeastern .Ohio. · Thorn~ suffered the los~ fot Wellston. She walkeMtx ,and , struck out three. · '\. I Both teams threatened in the first inning , without a score, however, in the second frame Eastern plated a run when Amanda Yeager rea ched on a fielderis choice to force out Bailey who had singled. Yeager stole third then came home on a 6· 3 ground out by Tammy Bissell, the score t -0. Eastern scored five more runs in the third inning when ~isten ~hevalier walked, and J• •' - · - Page 81 lyons and Putman hold off GOlden Rockets .. BY Sco11 WOI.R OVP CORRESPONDENT ~W. ~IU.I Wednelday Service - 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.nl. HIGHLIGHTS · --Cioordl Alii- Cllordl · r-:Cbapol Sundly School • 9 a.m. Wonhip : 10 a.m. PlotGrtiYtBiblt-Otora 1n mile orr Rt 325 PasiO(. Rev. O'Dc:ll Manley Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. FRID\Y's ColoooJ Cloordl l'l>noeroy Pil:e, Co. a.l. Wonldp- 10 a.m. S..OO.y school- 9:30 Lm. · Sunday wonlUp -7 p.m. w.d......,y JXOY<!'mceflna- 7 p.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike 2 C..... Rd.. Rutlllld .. ltco. l'llillip 1 ' 1 " _ , - - 9:lOLftoGl -.bip - lctlOLa "WW 1•)' Service • 7 p.m. -ySeiW:e -6:30p.OL M' . . . ......., Ball RolliDJon Suaday Sdlool- 9 Lm. Pulor: Rev. Dewey kina flniSaolknlopdot Putor: E. LamarO'Bryan1 Sunday_School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednelday Sen-ices 7:00 p.in. ~ ' - Pallor: William.hltis $udy Scbaol - 10:00 LIIL Monlinl Wmbip - I0:45 un. JleMII(M"' pod) Sunday School9:30 Lm. Wotdaip • I I a.m:. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. -.....7.... ...... a.,.t .......,_ I -Bob-yScilooi - IOLm. Wonhip.; 9 LD\. .CoiYIII}' ....... Cbapol . · Hani1011ville Road · Putor: Charles McKenzie - c..omu.- - 9:lOLIO. SdJoul . 9:30 LnL Wcnbip • 10:30 1.m., 6:30p.m. . _ , . S...icn - 7 ...... r_._ Sundly ldlool - 9:30a.m. Soodl)' wonhip - 10:10 a.m • .1: 1 p.m. Wednesday pr1yer ~erJke - 1 p.m. • a.l.ll S..,Sdoool - 9:l0La 1M 'llnla.dl.ttMN 0 AL'!}uan-Gone, Tribe win, Page B2 NL: Mets batter Braves, ·Page B2 .(1/BA: Kings top Spurs, Page BJ . , Zone D in the NBA, Page BJ 1 )INiaiiiSemca ...., bob, .. -y Keith Rader Suedty Scbool- 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. .,..... _a.... Sunday School -9 :30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 un.• 6:30 p.1n. Wednnday Servkes - 6:30p.m. ..,_FI,.IopdotQ_., Suadly Sdlool - 9~30 a.m. Worship · 10:4S a.m. "' The Daily Sentin~l - ....._.'Nilfonl .• ' -~oldloN ""-: Rev. s-.d W. Balye Pwd ,... 310S1 SUI< Route ill, Lan&svlic l'ul<w:Goryi- _ _ ....,a.-ola.rlot Pa110r.Tmy Saewan Weck1esdly Service - 7 p.m. a.m. • ,_.....,._ a. Wonhip • II a.m.. 6 p.m. fe) Scnia:s - 1 JUn. -~ SdJoul. 10 LBI. Wonbip - 9 a.m. t.WnS.....RWaod Suaday Wmllit>-10:00 ..... Sunday ServM:e--7 p.m. "-Ciludi""CWIO . . . . ......,. 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Peja Stojakovic hit a running jump shot with 2.4 sec... onds left as Sacnmento ~r­ "" came a 42-point performance by Tim Duncan and tightened · "the Western Conference rate .; by beating the Spun 107-105 .:,in overtime Thursday rught. .. Sa.cram.e nto set an NBA · n!cord \vim its ninth overtime victoty of the season, extended iu winning stKak to five games and snapped the Spurs' , five-game ~ning streak. The Kings ralli~ from five · 13-point deficits and closed , _within 1 112 games of San , Antonio in the race for the .- " best n!cQrd in the league. .• . -"It looked like they had : control a number of times, and ·,. we .just wouldn't go away:' ,, Kings coach Rick Adelman ' .said. . . ··.- Thunday's victory raised :: Sacnmento's record to 54-24. : ;rhe Kings have four regular. "~ason games n!maining. ~ '.; ~ntonio, which leads the , NBA at 56-23, has three games remaining. Eastern :~ .~onference ° RockieS 6, I Mariners 7, ' i:l Athletics 3 Edgar Martinez hit a threerun homer to help end Tim Hudson's winning streak, and Seattle co mpleted its first 1 tbree-game sweep at Oakland. •. Hudson (1-1) was 20-~ for ' the A's last season and had · i .been 8-0 in nine regular-season starts since losing to Cl~veland last Aug. :23. He allowed five runs, six hits and ' four walks in 2 1-3 innings, matching . his second-shortest outing in the major leagues. · Jamie Moyer (1-0) gave up chree runs and 10 hits in 5 1-3 ·mmngs. ' ' . ~ . : ' · • Call J-800·800·CABLE · ·' NEWYORK (AP) - Zone . the sense that we've lost a lot ,. defenses will be legal in the of fluidity. We ~-ve evolved into , NBA beginning next season. an isolation game because of ,. NBA owners approved a our defensive guidelines, ·artd 1 'paciJge of four rules changes we weren't satisfied with the 'Thsjrsday, including the elimi- way the game looked:' .-:nation of the league's longThe changes are: '"standing ban on zone defenses·. • Eliminating aU existing ,; Designed to improve the illegal defense guidelines .. ' flow and pace of the game and • Establishing a defensive 3" .. reduce tearru' dependence on second rule, limiting . the ·.' ·isolation plays, the new rules amount of time a defensive I' ·will be t~sted duri.ng summer player ·may stand in the lane • -league play before officially when he is not closely guard~ · ...taking effect next season. · ing someone. .. "Our belief is that the game • Reducing fiom 10 seconds ·:. has evolved, and the · product to 8 seconds the amount of .: we have presently was one that time a team will have to · •needed attention," ' said advance the ball past mid" Phoenix Suns owner Jerry court. -·Colangelo, who chaired a . • Eliminating touch fouls by ,. select. committee that pro- allowing brief contact initiated posed the changes. . by a defensive pl;ayer if it does . "The· game has changed in . not impede the progress of the .. , 877-998-3407 ~ ~----------------~~--~~~~~~~ 'Till HOURS1 Mon • Frlhm- tpm . Sat.8om•Spm_· : aun~ 1Oam .,,""' ·' ' J .- Service ' (} Shaquille O'Neal scored 31 points and KObe Bryant added 30 as the host Lakers extended their Winning streak to a season-high six games. O'Neal ~dded 12 rebounds, and .aiyant finisheli with nine assists , the Lakers clinched at least f9urth place in the Western Conference playoff race and nemained one game behind Pacific Division-leadirtg Sacramento. . Terrell Brandon led the Timbecwolves with 21 point Kevin Garnett added 15 points, eight rebounds and seven assists . Eagles ..........., lier loaded the bases, the Janet Calaway had an RBI single, and LOdwick had an RBI bases loaded walk to cap the scoring at 11-2. able to .break through. Bai- . .Janet Calaway led the fey worked · her way out of Eagles with a double and jams in the second and fourth three singles, while Wiggins, innings while Eastern man- · Powell, Lodwick, Bailey, and aged to force across another Yeager all had two singles, and safety in the fifth . After reach- Bissell singled. ing on an error BisSell scored Huffinan had the lone Wellwhen Chevalier reached on ston hit. an error, 8~2. '\ . . Eastern . coach Pam ·Eastern added another Douthitt said, ':Juli ·pitched a insurance nin in the sixth great game tonight and every when Calaway doubled and positlon player played a great score on a Lodwick single, 9- game both offensively and 2. defensively. The girls have Wellston came back with a given us a gn!at start, and we single run when Huffman continue to improve every "knocked home Robinette game." with a single. , Easiern plays hosts Water' Walks to Niki Phillips and ford Monday. Powell, and a single to Cheva- ' walked nine and Barnes walked eight in suffering the loss. Jeffers posted the win with ftvmPIIpB1 two strikeouts and four walks. and Jayne Davis a single. . Southern (3-6) goes to Southern pitching scattered Trimble.Monday. Iy: 'Jackson said. "It's going to just five hits, but walks led to · Meigs plays host to NelChapman sonviUe- York .Monday. keep him around the basket their demise. with a lot less movement. "We're going to have. a zone, everyone's going to have one in their arsenal. It'D be gQod for }mketball." ffi:n...mt( players and coaches Subscribe today. didn't vote; their employers 992-2156 did. And the changes are com- player with the ball. · The NBA did not release the result of the vote. A iwothirds majority was required for passage,,meaning at least 20 of the,29 teams were in favor. "We had more than 20," Colangelo 1aid. Several players and coaches were opposed to the changes, believing the N.a,A is making too big of a move in response to lower scores, declining tele-· visiQn ratings and Oat .attendance figures. Shaquille O'Neal had a .. one-word reaction. "Stinks," ·the Los Angeles Lakers star said. Lakers coach Phil Jackson thinks the changes · will help O'Neal. "I think it'll be an advantage for Shaq, definitely, defensiVe- Meigs MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. mg. The current illegal defense rules will be scrapped, and teams will be allowed to play any (;iefense they choose. The one exception is that a defensive player will not be permitted to stay in ,the lane for more than 3 seconds if he is more than· an arm's length away ' from his man. A violation will result in a technical foul. r·------------~---­ ·Eastem MEDICAL ASSOCIATES OF GALLIPOLIS PRACTICING AT THE MEDICAl: PLAZA I ,_,... 11 and with the bases loaded got the WeDstoil batter to fly out, and strike out to end . the inning. ~ The tenth wu quiet by both : parties, then th• Faulk-Putn}all ,. connectio~ ·resurtec~ the : llHS olfens~ and th~ Eap win '-in the 11th, : Lyons allowed seven hju, and ~ had nine strike outs . 'and ·10 : walks. Punnau gave ·up .four ~ hits, four strikeouts and had : Thacker '\yent nine innings, ' " and both he and Kisor com: bined for 121trikeouts and t¥19. · ~ walks. 'Kisor· was tagged with ~ the loss. · · ~ .Easter9 bitten we~ Chris ~ Lyons 4~for-6 With a double ' and two-run homer and two · • RBI, Ben Holter 4•for-6 with i"'a double and one RBI, Cacy Faulk 2-for-S who scored three runs with ~ double and triple, ~Brad Henry Brannon 2-for-5, :;'and singles by Jimmy Putman, ~ C9dy Faulk, Dustin Kebler, ~ Brent Buckley, and Jason ~ K. ~ smes. , ~ Eastern plays at Nelsonville~ York Saturday at 1 p.m. ~ r ICIMtlh McCuUouth, R. Ph, CharltiiUfftt, R. Ph. Pl•ICi'lpUon Ph. 812-2e55 112 Eut Moln Strttt PorntroY. Ohio EldCII Campbell scored 17 of his 22 points in the second half as host Charlotte <Snapped its four-pme losing streak. The victoty was Ch)rlotte's first since a 103-88 win .at New Jersey last W!!ek and completed a four-game sweep of the season series over the injury-depleted Nets. , · Reserve Eddie Robinson scored 18 points for the Hornets. Baron Davis added 16. Johnny Newman led New Jersey witlt 16 points. Keith Van Horn had 14 points and · It rebounds. •' ,.., : two walks. II) Nets78 Bucks 115, Jau93 ~,, ~ r ' A WIIIID WOUD CDMPANY '! Tr2cy McGrady scored 25 of his 31 points in the first half for Oda.ndo. Troy Hudson added 21 points and Bo Outlaw grabbed 14 rebounds for the Magic, who remained a halfgame behind sixth-place Charlotte in the Eastern Conference. Tyrone Hill's 16 points le9 visiting Philadeljlhia, \vhich absorbed its· worst loss since a 25-point defeat to . Houston on Feb. 7. Allen IversOn, the league's leading scorer, was limited to 12 points on 5-for15 shootillg. , Ray Allen scored 30 of his Gareer-high .43 points in the first half as the Central Divi- . sion-champion Bucks ran away from U tab. Allen matched the Bucks' Rasheed Walbce scored 27 m:ord of eight 3-pointers, set points at Vancouver as Port- earlier this season by Tim bnd won its 50th game of the Thomas against Portland. season arid moved inro fifth The Bucks · (50-29), who place in the Western Confer- clinched their fitst division ence, a half-game ahead of championship since 1985-86 Dallas. by virtue of Toronto's loss at Reserve Dale Davis had 18 Detroit on Wednesday night, points and 15 rebounds for the secured their first 50-victoty Trail · Blazers. Damon season since 1986-87 and Stoudamire sc,ored 14 points. · improved to 30-10 at hom~, a Mike Bibby had 24 points mark they bst achieved in an~ eight ""ists for the Griz- . 1988~89. .. ,. Reel Sox 8, Troy. 'O 'Leary went 3-for-4 with fo11r "RBis, and Shea Hi!- ... Swisher & Lohse Pharmacv is authorized to fill vour :i ,. prescriptions under the Trlcar.e Senior Pharmacy Pr09rcim.o ·v:ou onlypclytheCo.;.Pay. ·" .: We welcome yoa~r buslne$5: You may'e%perience brief • • • seroree rnterruptr.om.· Please be a11ured we wUl do everything to keep in~erruptioru to a • • muu.mum. Orlo1es 2 ' Hua;ati 88, ground ro short to end the nail bitter. Ash pichd up the win in relief, with HiD picking up the save. Dally HiD led the purple and gold at the plate going 4-for-4 with a pair ol doubles, and a pair of singles to go afong with a sacrifice · fly. Brandon HiD added three ~ingles, Brice Hill, Pien:e, .Allen and Shiin all added singles: For Meigs, JoJm Stanley picked up the loss in relief of Knapp. Adam Bullington abo saw mound duty for the Maraudus. Runyon had a pair of singles to lead Meigs. Dettwiller added his home run, Stanley, Jacob Smith and Bolin aU added singles. Southern 'vith the win is 62 overall and 5-2 in the TV C. Meigs drops their fourth ga~te in a row dropping ro 57 overall, and 3-4 in the TVC. ::,NBA teams to .go zone next season CardinalS 4 f of 10 free throws, then scOI'Cd die Spun' fint six overtime points. Besides his season-high scoring performance, Duncan added 11 rebounds, five assists and .four blocked shots. · · The · Kings remained resilient, however, gettiisg key overtime basket~ from Vlade Divac and Stojakovic. · "To get so close like \ve did is really frustta!lng;· said San Antonio's Derek Andenon, who finished with 14 points. "We can take a lot .from this game,We need to work on our execution and our tdughness." Divac had 20 points and 13 rebounds for the Kings. while Stojalrovic finished with 16 points. . The Spurs received a sampling of what to_..;xpect in the fi_nal games of the regular season and playofti. . ' " Dodcran ·5, D.l"amondbacks·4 c~ampio'n ' ·Philadelphia slipped to 54-25 ; with its ioss to Oda.ndo. · ' ' "I think this game . really • showed a lot of maturity just ::· lib a few other games when · .·we came back from· big , deficiu:• said th,e Kings' Chris · "Webber, who finished with 26 pointa and 13 rebounds before , fouling out at the end of reg- scored three runs and gave the Tormdoes a 7-4lead. Matt Ash who was pitching in relief of Southern starter Justin Allen retired the first Meigs batter on a harmless fly ro left field. But DerrwiUer drew a walk and Matt Stewart reached on a Southern error. A single by Eric Runyon scored .Dettwiller to pull Meigs to within 7-5. Skip Dodson and Adam Bullington both walked to load the bases. Knapp tried the catch the Tormdoes napping laid down a bunt, but speedy Brice Hill who relieved . Ash earlier in the inning came· off the mound and beat Runyon to the plate • in a foot race for the innings second out. Hill then nailed down the DonyeU Marshall and Danny Manning each scored 14 for Urah. zlies, OD .. 0 ulation·. ~by ping the MaDuden eigl1th batter'cl the inni"' to • -Sari The Sammento Kinp plan Duncan appeared poised ro .,_mng the San Antonio help the Spun clinch the Spun unril the end of the reg- league's best te<:ord. He fon:ed ular season - and they're ~rtime by hitting his eighth Cll' Jill Cly IIIII· .,...., -· 1:OS 1:0S p.m. p.m. .,..,.,. a.y II Poll,_ 1:35 p.m. , CHcaga- . . . . . . .2:05 4 5 2 n.. rU a BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lenbrand singled in a run in san D<ogo 14 I (I 3 8 3 I l'ttlodtoi!A ... . • • :05p.nt ~ Juan Gonzalez shook off the the fourth inning ro extend his Cinchllllat N.Y. - . 1:10 p.m. CHICAGO ..rE SOX-f'laced llM-t'aCieiiiN -ll-.1:35p.m. -CIIyiiT"""*',4;05p.m. boos during his return to season-opening hitting strealt ::" Cll Bdnod on lhe 15-dar c' t,Aod ~ado 6, Sl UouiS 4 6aft F - M .., -·2:05p.m. N.Y. Y - 11-._ 6:05p.m Detroit and proved he's still to nine games, one hehind Ted - . . - 12. Houston 4 ~ et Chicago c.a. 2:20p.m. CliO I IIIII 011no11. 7:05p.m. th11111i~ ! San D<ogo 8 · San Fnono:lloo 3 Aotzianlo • ~. 3:Q5 p.m. Fey I I - · 7:05p.m. one of baseball's most produc- Williams' team record for a ARIZONA DW.IONDBACKS-Pur. CindnniU li , Piltlburgh 6 -8181. 1.ou1t. 3:10p.m. CHcaga-SoxaiMii- 8:05 tive hitters. rookie. N.Y. I. Allanla 0. 10 lnnifVa l.ol Ango1os M Son OiogD. 5 p.m. p.m. lhe cconlrKioii.HP Troy~..., tmm Tuc:oon ol lie PCL. Deoignaled OF 4 Tomokazu Ohka (1-0) LoosAngiolosS, Aotzona S e d e a i - . 10:05P.m. Gonzalez, heckled before T-el Ollolond, 10:05 p.RL CUonn*lgJ lor Uliglwo,.ot ATLANTA BRAVEs-<:- RHP the game and booed through- allowed runs in the first two Ftlday'o"Jole ~off- tmm Houston. . . but struck out t he Sl"de Pilltbulgha1Chk:agoCtA>I, 3:20p.m. ---·out it, wenr 1-for-3 .with two mrungs, FloridaatMonlreal. 7:05 p.m. EaiiDIVIIIon N.Y Y..-.(Clemoni2.Q) at Boston S9led OF 8emanl Gil1wy lo a minor league conllact. ' . . ' RBis in his return to Comer- in the third .and retired 12 of CindmadaiN.V. MeiS,7:10 p.m. w L Pet. oe (Malllnezt.0),1:05p.m. ;. last 14 batters. Phila~ at Alla!&t, 7:35p.m . New '(cod< 7 2 .778 Kansas Clly (SUzultl t.O).al Toronto ica Park as the Cleveland Indi- h.... san Francisco at Mitwaokee, 8:05p.m, · Toronto 7 3 .700 1f2 (HamHton 1.0), 1:05 p.m. ans beat the Tigers 5-3 ThursJose Mercedes (0-2) gave up"._---------------------------~-----------'---­ day night. eight runs and I 0 hits in 4 1-3 · Gonzalez turned down a innings for visiting Baltimore Milwaukee, 4; Gutierrez; Chicago, 4. S143 million, eight-year and made an obscene gesture TF!IPL!.S;--0:1~· San~ · . 2; Vina. ~ 2; 16are tied extension from Detroit a year at fans as he exited. He then 1. ' . HOME, RUNs-lGonzalez, Ari· ago, but didn't make any ges- took out his anger on a couple zona. 7; Gruc!Zi~ lOti Ailgeles, tures toward the fans or even of dugout water cooleu. Adam Eaton (~-0) survived 5; LW811ctr, Colonldo. 5; 9 are tied appear to notice that he was . • solo homers by Barry Bonds wi1h 4. STOLEN BASEs-EYoung, Chica· being jeered by a crowd, arid Jeff Kent as San Diego go, &; DJackaon, San,1liego', 3; anno unced at i5 ,639 but" stopped its seven-game losing Ochoa, Clncilolllll, 3; 9 are· tied with 2. . . probably closer to 10,000. streak against the · visiting PITCHING (2 Dedslons)-€8ton, "He did what a professional Giants. San Diego, 2-o, 1.000, 6.94; WMitler, is supposed to do," Cleveland Troy Glaus homered and · The Padres wore camou- Houlton,. 2-o. 1.000, ,1.62; RROrllz, . manager Charlie Manuel said. drove in four runs as Anaheim FrJIIICitcq, 2-0. 1 . ~.00. 2..19; flage jerseys and green caps ro San Patlt, l.oil Angeles, 2-o, 1.000, 3,00; "He spoke back with his bat." used a pair of five-run innings ho.nor the area's large military Tavarez, Chicago, 2-Q,· 1.000, .73; Gorizalef, who left Detroit to rout visiting Texas. Uoyd, Montreal, 2-o, "1.000, .00; population. after one lackluster "a nd Ashby, Angeles, 2-o. 1.000, 3,86; Glaus, whose 14 homers · Tony Gwynn drove in a run Tapanl,lOI Chicago, '2-0, 1~ooo. .69; unhappy season, is tied for the against Texas are his most · in the seventh inning with his Schilling, Arizona, 2-o; '1.000, . :156; AL lead in ho~ers with five against an opponent, capped a 535th career double, tying Lou. Maddux, A•anta. 2-Q, 1.000, .Jl(). I and in RBis with 14. The five-run sixth with a two-run HoultPn. Gehrig for 22nd on the career 23;STRI~EOUT6-WMIItf, Schlling, Arlzonll, 22~ AstaCio, back, hamstring and foot shot offJonathan Johnson. list. Colorado, 18; Wood, · Qhlcago, 114; problems that limited him to Alex Rodrigue~. struggling Eaton allowed three runs Vazquez, Montreal, 14;, .H111!1PIIln. 115 games last season have not in the fint month of his $252 14; Tapanl, Cb1!cago, 14; and seven hits in six innings. Colorado, ADJohMon, Altzona, 1'-t.' · hindered him during the first million, 10-year contract, took Livan Hernandez (1-2) • gave SAVE$-Urblna, Mo'ntreal, , 4; two weeks of the season. I early batting practice and went FaiWO, 9hlcago, 40 ,~aw, ~~ five runs -four earned up " I'm happy that I'm healthy 3-for-4 with two harmless sinAngelet, 3, Meea, Philadelphia, 3; ,and -eight hits in six innings. JJimenez, Ooh:irado;1 ·2; ' ROcker, and th:.t I feel more comfort- gles and a bases-empty_do11ble. Atlanta, : 2; · BWagner, Houaton,, 2; able;" Gonzalez said as his Lou Pote (1-0) allowed four Ntn, 8111 Francllco, 2; t-lkWIIIIIIIIS, Plltaburgh, 2. · · lower back was wrapped with hill in 3 1-3 innings to win in . heat packs before the game. "I relief of Matt Wise, who left HE'I BACK - Juan Gonzalez hit a two-run double as the Tribe · ALLtldlre ., feel like I did before:• ) with blurred vision and dizzi- beat the Tigers 5:3 Thursday. (AP) In other AL games, Seattle ness, Rick Helling (0-2) gave BATTING-TCiark, Detroit, .484; hi H d ose ernan ez ~ a grand Gl, Anallelm, .481; Stewart, Toronto, J beat Oakland 7-3; Boston up s~n runs and·seven hits in Hermanson didg,'t allow a slam and a thn!e~i'jln homer at .452; Konerko, C~, , ,4-W; . 4F('eate~, .Baltimore 8-2; and four innings and has allowed Angeles 5, Arizona 4; Sa!l ' 8 \o' • • <"M.ilwaukee «! e~ualTcd Knh' EMartlnn, Statile, ··- i ;oll!atice, Anaheim routed Texas 13-3. 18 earned runs and 22 hits in te&Cl,, J • .~n ' rrarw:tll;(!l , 8 1 ~!ntil.i wri'J3i · ~. "·~ '· ., .,~ ·~· !l/U'~"~I-A :.Hn~~41~~ .....1m, Cincinnati 11, Pittsburgh 6; out, two-run homer . in the a": • 31-year-Ot team- retotd Jloe: Kansas City's game at Toronto 13 innings this season, . and Milwaukee 12, Houston seventh. Todd Helton horne- wtth seven RBis. ~UNs-stewart•.TorantD, 13; Law· was postponed because large . 'no) H d L · ton, MlnneliO!a, 10, TMartlnez, New 4. red two pstthes later for a 3-2 •1 er. ouston an · uu Yolk, 10; CGuzman, Minliesota, 9; pieces of metal siding and I faVIS Zeile drew a leadoff walk in lead. . I~ . Lopez hit twp-run homers for CDelglldo, Toronto, 8; O'Neill, New · insulation feU from the roof of the I Oth on four pitches from Steve Kline (0• 1) didn't get the Brewers, who had been 0- Yo~a· 91; 1P2 aredtied wNilh B:, SkyDome onto the field. Th N y, k M h · ~ · 'h A h' ,.. - osa a, ew York; 14; Gonzalez ·hit ,289 last year e ew or ets ave Kerry Ligtenberg (0-2), and a batter o.ut and allowed three "' aga.mst, t e. stros t IS season. JGonzaltz, Cleveland, 14; ~Delgado, ;ovith 22 homers ·ang 6 7 RBis, won four of six from the Tsuybshi Shinjo sacrificed. runs in the ninth. The tying_ . Jeff D Anuco (1-0) allowed Toronto, 1~; Quinn, Kansas City, .11 ; · ·M' s.,_..e T sm' three DOrtlz, Minnesota. 11; .Daubach, way down from the statistics Atlanta Braves this season. It's Atlanta challenged Ordonez, runcame h omeon . . runs and. six hits in six . Boe1Dn,10;-Ba,.tiedwllh9.' · • mnm~ and struck out SIX. ~ITS-Stewart, Toronto, ,19; that earned him two AL MVP not October and they're not and the .No. 8 hitter lined a lin's wild pitch. I . Rockies reliever John Was- OctaVto Dote! (1 - 1) gave up TCIIrk, Detroit, 15; Suzuki, Seattle. awards in Texas. He became a playing best-of-seven, but the drive down the left-field line. free agent after the season and Mets · are satisfied with the A day earlier, the Mets had din (1-0) got two outs in the six r~ns ~nd seven hits in four- =~~ty~~~: =~~; only one runner against Greg eighth, and Jose Jimenez fin- plus mnmgs. Broalus, New York, 14; Jua~ce. New signed a S10 million, one-year early results. "I think. it nu . 'ght have been Maddux and . the Braves' IS · h ed •Or r h'IS secon ' d save. · Yolk, 14. · contract with the Indians. NL LtadM DOUBLEs-Velarde, Texas, · 7;· t_ h,a ,n any usu . al bullpen in a 2-0 loss. • · K rk Chi s "I'm glad to see my coach- more important 6 A il M h rd . one o, cago, ; oriano,. New ing . worked, a ·year late," SIX game$-Jn pr ~ e.ts t • . " They finally got the big BATTIN<l-Darr. San Diego, .452; York, 5;"Erstad, Anilhelm, 5; 9 are tied .POlanco. St. Louie, .444; LWalker, · with .4. · Detroit manager Phil Garner baseman To,dd Zeile satd after hit," Atlanta manager Bobby Yorks 1-0, 10-mnmg Cox said. Colorado, .444; DWar~. Houston, · TRIPLE6-CGuzman, l,l.in~esota, said jokingly. "He had a bad New · t Th d · h ·.414; Snow, San Francisco, .400; 4; Durham, Chicago, 2; f6 are fled urs ay . mg t. . Armando Benitez (1-0) Floyd, Florida, .393; Larkin. Clncln- with 1. . year last year, that's aU there is ~IC ory 1 Maybe som~where m t~e sailed a wild pitch to the backShawn Green · hit a leadoff nati, .389. HOME RUNs-Quinn, Kansas too it. It was a good effort, we back of our nunds _ or deep m . stop ill the lOth while issuing RUNs-Helton, COlorado, · 11; City, 5; Glaus, Anaheim, 5; COelgado, tried to make it work, it didn't h h homer in the second and a Aoyd, Aorlda, 11; LWalker, Colorado, Toronto, 5; JGonzalaz, Cleveland, 5; I k" wor. our psyc e, we nug t reflect an intentional walk to Chip- three- run shot in the third, 11; Berkman. Houston, 10; TWalker. Daublieh, Boston, 4; P0111da, New per Jones. Rafael Furcal scoot..: b h ff A d Colorado, 10; 9 are tied W11119. · Yolk, 4; O'Neill, New York, 4. Cleveland snapped its three- on this in September." 0 · rman Atlanta _ b eat . the Mets for the ed to third Wl . 'th one out, yet ot Reynoso .RBI-Casey, Cincinnati, 14; STOLEN BASES-Knoblauch, game losing streak and (0-2). Green homered twice LWalker, ColOrado, 14; Hidalgo, Nel¥ YOrk, 4; Singleton, Chk:ago, 3; · extended Detroit's skid to NL East tJde m each of the last was stranded 'when Brian Jor- last Saturday against San Fran- Houston, 12; JHemandez, Mllwau- 15 are !ltd with 2. three seasons and defeated dan hit a shallow fly ball and cisco. kae, 12; LGonzalez, Arizona, 12; PITCHING (2 Dfclslona)-11 are four. Luis Gonzalez hit his major =.•;1St. Louis, 11; L8tevene, Mon· U~f:~-mis-PM~~>:. , Bartolo Colon (1-1) struck N~wYork 4-2 in the 1999 NL Javy Lopez grounded out. C ampionship Series. league leacling seventh home HITs-lWalker, Colorado, 18; Boe1Dn, 22; Colon, Cleveland, 19; out eight and allowed three · Rey Ordonez stopped the Caaey, Cincinnati, 15; Vldro, Monlre· Loaiza, To~. 1&; Hudson, 'Oak· runs and . seven hits in 6 2-3 run for Arizona, which fin- al • 15·• OJ-~--•--• I '7 B a Th . da h h """""''• San 01ego, ' 15; land• 18'' RDOrtlz '"'""'em, ' ; Pon· innings, and Bob Wickman r ves on urs Y w en e · ished its fint homestand of the Darr, San 01~. 1~; Blgglo, Houlllorl, ton, Baltimore, 18; CCarpenter, season 1_5. •. 14; Larkin, t:;lndnnau, 14. Toronto, 18, . · · got three outs for his third save lined an RBI single with one out in the bottom of the 1Oth. DOUBLES-f'WIIIICII'I, FIQrlda, 5; SAVES-Spa~l. ' , Seattle, 5; in three chances, getting Shane "S' ti h . . Andy Ashby (2-0) allowed Nevin, San Diego, 5; Allonzalez, FOUlke; Chlcagb, 3; Cr8btrte, TelCBs, Halter to ground into a gameome mes, t ey put 10 a Dustin Hermanson tOok a one run and•seven hits in five Florida, 4; DWard, Houston, 4; 3; TEI<Jonea, Detroit, 3i 'Wickman, ending double play ~th two pinch-hitter for me:' Ordonez no-hit bid into the s~enth, innings. Jeff haw got his third £~~~ ClncDJinnaU, 4; Vlluerrero. ~l~vtlandN, 3;v.'S.oc~. Toronto, 2; said. "Now, I got an opporiu- b ·.. C d an· d _11 • . ~ ....,.,.._ , 4; ackeon, Sin Diego, 4; vera, ~ '"'"• ..; Ptrolval, Ana· on. . .. ut VISiting o1ora o r 1e save, iWOwtng a two-run, two- CJ<illnson, Aorlda, 4; tj811111)011da, helm, 2. Chris Holt (1-1) gave up mty. · with two homers and Mark out homerJin the ninth to four runs and nine hits in 4 1In other NL games, it was Little 's two-run single in the · h hi G C 0 lb St. Louis 4; Los ninth. pmc tte~ reg runn. 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It 0 ,, rd. 8;05 p.m. ~- -7.0sll11113 -a.··lllllfl2 Qfo; .... od5, ~3 AI-13,T-3 Cllr at T"""*'. ppd. mol...,_ */•'ll• Ftldolr'•- . ..... r...,. Padres 8, Giants 3 Angels 13, Rangers 3 Brewen 12, Astros 4 Mets 1 B ·s "' willing to Work ovmime ro do it. Peja Stojakovic hit a running jump shot with 2.4 sec... onds left as Sacnmento ~r­ "" came a 42-point performance by Tim Duncan and tightened · "the Western Conference rate .; by beating the Spun 107-105 .:,in overtime Thursday rught. .. Sa.cram.e nto set an NBA · n!cord \vim its ninth overtime victoty of the season, extended iu winning stKak to five games and snapped the Spurs' , five-game ~ning streak. The Kings ralli~ from five · 13-point deficits and closed , _within 1 112 games of San , Antonio in the race for the .- " best n!cQrd in the league. .• . -"It looked like they had : control a number of times, and ·,. we .just wouldn't go away:' ,, Kings coach Rick Adelman ' .said. . . ··.- Thunday's victory raised :: Sacnmento's record to 54-24. : ;rhe Kings have four regular. "~ason games n!maining. ~ '.; ~ntonio, which leads the , NBA at 56-23, has three games remaining. Eastern :~ .~onference ° RockieS 6, I Mariners 7, ' i:l Athletics 3 Edgar Martinez hit a threerun homer to help end Tim Hudson's winning streak, and Seattle co mpleted its first 1 tbree-game sweep at Oakland. •. Hudson (1-1) was 20-~ for ' the A's last season and had · i .been 8-0 in nine regular-season starts since losing to Cl~veland last Aug. :23. He allowed five runs, six hits and ' four walks in 2 1-3 innings, matching . his second-shortest outing in the major leagues. · Jamie Moyer (1-0) gave up chree runs and 10 hits in 5 1-3 ·mmngs. ' ' . ~ . : ' · • Call J-800·800·CABLE · ·' NEWYORK (AP) - Zone . the sense that we've lost a lot ,. defenses will be legal in the of fluidity. We ~-ve evolved into , NBA beginning next season. an isolation game because of ,. NBA owners approved a our defensive guidelines, ·artd 1 'paciJge of four rules changes we weren't satisfied with the 'Thsjrsday, including the elimi- way the game looked:' .-:nation of the league's longThe changes are: '"standing ban on zone defenses·. • Eliminating aU existing ,; Designed to improve the illegal defense guidelines .. ' flow and pace of the game and • Establishing a defensive 3" .. reduce tearru' dependence on second rule, limiting . the ·.' ·isolation plays, the new rules amount of time a defensive I' ·will be t~sted duri.ng summer player ·may stand in the lane • -league play before officially when he is not closely guard~ · ...taking effect next season. · ing someone. .. "Our belief is that the game • Reducing fiom 10 seconds ·:. has evolved, and the · product to 8 seconds the amount of .: we have presently was one that time a team will have to · •needed attention," ' said advance the ball past mid" Phoenix Suns owner Jerry court. -·Colangelo, who chaired a . • Eliminating touch fouls by ,. select. committee that pro- allowing brief contact initiated posed the changes. . by a defensive pl;ayer if it does . "The· game has changed in . not impede the progress of the .. , 877-998-3407 ~ ~----------------~~--~~~~~~~ 'Till HOURS1 Mon • Frlhm- tpm . Sat.8om•Spm_· : aun~ 1Oam .,,""' ·' ' J .- Service ' (} Shaquille O'Neal scored 31 points and KObe Bryant added 30 as the host Lakers extended their Winning streak to a season-high six games. O'Neal ~dded 12 rebounds, and .aiyant finisheli with nine assists , the Lakers clinched at least f9urth place in the Western Conference playoff race and nemained one game behind Pacific Division-leadirtg Sacramento. . Terrell Brandon led the Timbecwolves with 21 point Kevin Garnett added 15 points, eight rebounds and seven assists . Eagles ..........., lier loaded the bases, the Janet Calaway had an RBI single, and LOdwick had an RBI bases loaded walk to cap the scoring at 11-2. able to .break through. Bai- . .Janet Calaway led the fey worked · her way out of Eagles with a double and jams in the second and fourth three singles, while Wiggins, innings while Eastern man- · Powell, Lodwick, Bailey, and aged to force across another Yeager all had two singles, and safety in the fifth . After reach- Bissell singled. ing on an error BisSell scored Huffinan had the lone Wellwhen Chevalier reached on ston hit. an error, 8~2. '\ . . Eastern . coach Pam ·Eastern added another Douthitt said, ':Juli ·pitched a insurance nin in the sixth great game tonight and every when Calaway doubled and positlon player played a great score on a Lodwick single, 9- game both offensively and 2. defensively. The girls have Wellston came back with a given us a gn!at start, and we single run when Huffman continue to improve every "knocked home Robinette game." with a single. , Easiern plays hosts Water' Walks to Niki Phillips and ford Monday. Powell, and a single to Cheva- ' walked nine and Barnes walked eight in suffering the loss. Jeffers posted the win with ftvmPIIpB1 two strikeouts and four walks. and Jayne Davis a single. . Southern (3-6) goes to Southern pitching scattered Trimble.Monday. Iy: 'Jackson said. "It's going to just five hits, but walks led to · Meigs plays host to NelChapman sonviUe- York .Monday. keep him around the basket their demise. with a lot less movement. "We're going to have. a zone, everyone's going to have one in their arsenal. It'D be gQod for }mketball." ffi:n...mt( players and coaches Subscribe today. didn't vote; their employers 992-2156 did. And the changes are com- player with the ball. · The NBA did not release the result of the vote. A iwothirds majority was required for passage,,meaning at least 20 of the,29 teams were in favor. "We had more than 20," Colangelo 1aid. Several players and coaches were opposed to the changes, believing the N.a,A is making too big of a move in response to lower scores, declining tele-· visiQn ratings and Oat .attendance figures. Shaquille O'Neal had a .. one-word reaction. "Stinks," ·the Los Angeles Lakers star said. Lakers coach Phil Jackson thinks the changes · will help O'Neal. "I think it'll be an advantage for Shaq, definitely, defensiVe- Meigs MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. mg. The current illegal defense rules will be scrapped, and teams will be allowed to play any (;iefense they choose. The one exception is that a defensive player will not be permitted to stay in ,the lane for more than 3 seconds if he is more than· an arm's length away ' from his man. A violation will result in a technical foul. r·------------~---­ ·Eastem MEDICAL ASSOCIATES OF GALLIPOLIS PRACTICING AT THE MEDICAl: PLAZA I ,_,... 11 and with the bases loaded got the WeDstoil batter to fly out, and strike out to end . the inning. ~ The tenth wu quiet by both : parties, then th• Faulk-Putn}all ,. connectio~ ·resurtec~ the : llHS olfens~ and th~ Eap win '-in the 11th, : Lyons allowed seven hju, and ~ had nine strike outs . 'and ·10 : walks. Punnau gave ·up .four ~ hits, four strikeouts and had : Thacker '\yent nine innings, ' " and both he and Kisor com: bined for 121trikeouts and t¥19. · ~ walks. 'Kisor· was tagged with ~ the loss. · · ~ .Easter9 bitten we~ Chris ~ Lyons 4~for-6 With a double ' and two-run homer and two · • RBI, Ben Holter 4•for-6 with i"'a double and one RBI, Cacy Faulk 2-for-S who scored three runs with ~ double and triple, ~Brad Henry Brannon 2-for-5, :;'and singles by Jimmy Putman, ~ C9dy Faulk, Dustin Kebler, ~ Brent Buckley, and Jason ~ K. ~ smes. , ~ Eastern plays at Nelsonville~ York Saturday at 1 p.m. ~ r ICIMtlh McCuUouth, R. Ph, CharltiiUfftt, R. Ph. Pl•ICi'lpUon Ph. 812-2e55 112 Eut Moln Strttt PorntroY. Ohio EldCII Campbell scored 17 of his 22 points in the second half as host Charlotte <Snapped its four-pme losing streak. The victoty was Ch)rlotte's first since a 103-88 win .at New Jersey last W!!ek and completed a four-game sweep of the season series over the injury-depleted Nets. , · Reserve Eddie Robinson scored 18 points for the Hornets. Baron Davis added 16. Johnny Newman led New Jersey witlt 16 points. Keith Van Horn had 14 points and · It rebounds. •' ,.., : two walks. II) Nets78 Bucks 115, Jau93 ~,, ~ r ' A WIIIID WOUD CDMPANY '! Tr2cy McGrady scored 25 of his 31 points in the first half for Oda.ndo. Troy Hudson added 21 points and Bo Outlaw grabbed 14 rebounds for the Magic, who remained a halfgame behind sixth-place Charlotte in the Eastern Conference. Tyrone Hill's 16 points le9 visiting Philadeljlhia, \vhich absorbed its· worst loss since a 25-point defeat to . Houston on Feb. 7. Allen IversOn, the league's leading scorer, was limited to 12 points on 5-for15 shootillg. , Ray Allen scored 30 of his Gareer-high .43 points in the first half as the Central Divi- . sion-champion Bucks ran away from U tab. Allen matched the Bucks' Rasheed Walbce scored 27 m:ord of eight 3-pointers, set points at Vancouver as Port- earlier this season by Tim bnd won its 50th game of the Thomas against Portland. season arid moved inro fifth The Bucks · (50-29), who place in the Western Confer- clinched their fitst division ence, a half-game ahead of championship since 1985-86 Dallas. by virtue of Toronto's loss at Reserve Dale Davis had 18 Detroit on Wednesday night, points and 15 rebounds for the secured their first 50-victoty Trail · Blazers. Damon season since 1986-87 and Stoudamire sc,ored 14 points. · improved to 30-10 at hom~, a Mike Bibby had 24 points mark they bst achieved in an~ eight ""ists for the Griz- . 1988~89. .. ,. Reel Sox 8, Troy. 'O 'Leary went 3-for-4 with fo11r "RBis, and Shea Hi!- ... Swisher & Lohse Pharmacv is authorized to fill vour :i ,. prescriptions under the Trlcar.e Senior Pharmacy Pr09rcim.o ·v:ou onlypclytheCo.;.Pay. ·" .: We welcome yoa~r buslne$5: You may'e%perience brief • • • seroree rnterruptr.om.· Please be a11ured we wUl do everything to keep in~erruptioru to a • • muu.mum. Orlo1es 2 ' Hua;ati 88, ground ro short to end the nail bitter. Ash pichd up the win in relief, with HiD picking up the save. Dally HiD led the purple and gold at the plate going 4-for-4 with a pair ol doubles, and a pair of singles to go afong with a sacrifice · fly. Brandon HiD added three ~ingles, Brice Hill, Pien:e, .Allen and Shiin all added singles: For Meigs, JoJm Stanley picked up the loss in relief of Knapp. Adam Bullington abo saw mound duty for the Maraudus. Runyon had a pair of singles to lead Meigs. Dettwiller added his home run, Stanley, Jacob Smith and Bolin aU added singles. Southern 'vith the win is 62 overall and 5-2 in the TV C. Meigs drops their fourth ga~te in a row dropping ro 57 overall, and 3-4 in the TVC. ::,NBA teams to .go zone next season CardinalS 4 f of 10 free throws, then scOI'Cd die Spun' fint six overtime points. Besides his season-high scoring performance, Duncan added 11 rebounds, five assists and .four blocked shots. · · The · Kings remained resilient, however, gettiisg key overtime basket~ from Vlade Divac and Stojakovic. · "To get so close like \ve did is really frustta!lng;· said San Antonio's Derek Andenon, who finished with 14 points. "We can take a lot .from this game,We need to work on our execution and our tdughness." Divac had 20 points and 13 rebounds for the Kings. while Stojalrovic finished with 16 points. . The Spurs received a sampling of what to_..;xpect in the fi_nal games of the regular season and playofti. . ' " Dodcran ·5, D.l"amondbacks·4 c~ampio'n ' ·Philadelphia slipped to 54-25 ; with its ioss to Oda.ndo. · ' ' "I think this game . really • showed a lot of maturity just ::· lib a few other games when · .·we came back from· big , deficiu:• said th,e Kings' Chris · "Webber, who finished with 26 pointa and 13 rebounds before , fouling out at the end of reg- scored three runs and gave the Tormdoes a 7-4lead. Matt Ash who was pitching in relief of Southern starter Justin Allen retired the first Meigs batter on a harmless fly ro left field. But DerrwiUer drew a walk and Matt Stewart reached on a Southern error. A single by Eric Runyon scored .Dettwiller to pull Meigs to within 7-5. Skip Dodson and Adam Bullington both walked to load the bases. Knapp tried the catch the Tormdoes napping laid down a bunt, but speedy Brice Hill who relieved . Ash earlier in the inning came· off the mound and beat Runyon to the plate • in a foot race for the innings second out. Hill then nailed down the DonyeU Marshall and Danny Manning each scored 14 for Urah. zlies, OD .. 0 ulation·. ~by ping the MaDuden eigl1th batter'cl the inni"' to • -Sari The Sammento Kinp plan Duncan appeared poised ro .,_mng the San Antonio help the Spun clinch the Spun unril the end of the reg- league's best te<:ord. He fon:ed ular season - and they're ~rtime by hitting his eighth Cll' Jill Cly IIIII· .,...., -· 1:OS 1:0S p.m. p.m. .,..,.,. a.y II Poll,_ 1:35 p.m. , CHcaga- . . . . . . .2:05 4 5 2 n.. rU a BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lenbrand singled in a run in san D<ogo 14 I (I 3 8 3 I l'ttlodtoi!A ... . • • :05p.nt ~ Juan Gonzalez shook off the the fourth inning ro extend his Cinchllllat N.Y. - . 1:10 p.m. CHICAGO ..rE SOX-f'laced llM-t'aCieiiiN -ll-.1:35p.m. -CIIyiiT"""*',4;05p.m. boos during his return to season-opening hitting strealt ::" Cll Bdnod on lhe 15-dar c' t,Aod ~ado 6, Sl UouiS 4 6aft F - M .., -·2:05p.m. N.Y. Y - 11-._ 6:05p.m Detroit and proved he's still to nine games, one hehind Ted - . . - 12. Houston 4 ~ et Chicago c.a. 2:20p.m. CliO I IIIII 011no11. 7:05p.m. th11111i~ ! San D<ogo 8 · San Fnono:lloo 3 Aotzianlo • ~. 3:Q5 p.m. Fey I I - · 7:05p.m. one of baseball's most produc- Williams' team record for a ARIZONA DW.IONDBACKS-Pur. CindnniU li , Piltlburgh 6 -8181. 1.ou1t. 3:10p.m. CHcaga-SoxaiMii- 8:05 tive hitters. rookie. N.Y. I. Allanla 0. 10 lnnifVa l.ol Ango1os M Son OiogD. 5 p.m. p.m. lhe cconlrKioii.HP Troy~..., tmm Tuc:oon ol lie PCL. Deoignaled OF 4 Tomokazu Ohka (1-0) LoosAngiolosS, Aotzona S e d e a i - . 10:05P.m. Gonzalez, heckled before T-el Ollolond, 10:05 p.RL CUonn*lgJ lor Uliglwo,.ot ATLANTA BRAVEs-<:- RHP the game and booed through- allowed runs in the first two Ftlday'o"Jole ~off- tmm Houston. . . but struck out t he Sl"de Pilltbulgha1Chk:agoCtA>I, 3:20p.m. ---·out it, wenr 1-for-3 .with two mrungs, FloridaatMonlreal. 7:05 p.m. EaiiDIVIIIon N.Y Y..-.(Clemoni2.Q) at Boston S9led OF 8emanl Gil1wy lo a minor league conllact. ' . . ' RBis in his return to Comer- in the third .and retired 12 of CindmadaiN.V. MeiS,7:10 p.m. w L Pet. oe (Malllnezt.0),1:05p.m. ;. last 14 batters. Phila~ at Alla!&t, 7:35p.m . New '(cod< 7 2 .778 Kansas Clly (SUzultl t.O).al Toronto ica Park as the Cleveland Indi- h.... san Francisco at Mitwaokee, 8:05p.m, · Toronto 7 3 .700 1f2 (HamHton 1.0), 1:05 p.m. ans beat the Tigers 5-3 ThursJose Mercedes (0-2) gave up"._---------------------------~-----------'---­ day night. eight runs and I 0 hits in 4 1-3 · Gonzalez turned down a innings for visiting Baltimore Milwaukee, 4; Gutierrez; Chicago, 4. S143 million, eight-year and made an obscene gesture TF!IPL!.S;--0:1~· San~ · . 2; Vina. ~ 2; 16are tied extension from Detroit a year at fans as he exited. He then 1. ' . HOME, RUNs-lGonzalez, Ari· ago, but didn't make any ges- took out his anger on a couple zona. 7; Gruc!Zi~ lOti Ailgeles, tures toward the fans or even of dugout water cooleu. Adam Eaton (~-0) survived 5; LW811ctr, Colonldo. 5; 9 are tied appear to notice that he was . • solo homers by Barry Bonds wi1h 4. STOLEN BASEs-EYoung, Chica· being jeered by a crowd, arid Jeff Kent as San Diego go, &; DJackaon, San,1liego', 3; anno unced at i5 ,639 but" stopped its seven-game losing Ochoa, Clncilolllll, 3; 9 are· tied with 2. . . probably closer to 10,000. streak against the · visiting PITCHING (2 Dedslons)-€8ton, "He did what a professional Giants. San Diego, 2-o, 1.000, 6.94; WMitler, is supposed to do," Cleveland Troy Glaus homered and · The Padres wore camou- Houlton,. 2-o. 1.000, ,1.62; RROrllz, . manager Charlie Manuel said. drove in four runs as Anaheim FrJIIICitcq, 2-0. 1 . ~.00. 2..19; flage jerseys and green caps ro San Patlt, l.oil Angeles, 2-o, 1.000, 3,00; "He spoke back with his bat." used a pair of five-run innings ho.nor the area's large military Tavarez, Chicago, 2-Q,· 1.000, .73; Gorizalef, who left Detroit to rout visiting Texas. Uoyd, Montreal, 2-o, "1.000, .00; population. after one lackluster "a nd Ashby, Angeles, 2-o. 1.000, 3,86; Glaus, whose 14 homers · Tony Gwynn drove in a run Tapanl,lOI Chicago, '2-0, 1~ooo. .69; unhappy season, is tied for the against Texas are his most · in the seventh inning with his Schilling, Arizona, 2-o; '1.000, . :156; AL lead in ho~ers with five against an opponent, capped a 535th career double, tying Lou. Maddux, A•anta. 2-Q, 1.000, .Jl(). I and in RBis with 14. The five-run sixth with a two-run HoultPn. Gehrig for 22nd on the career 23;STRI~EOUT6-WMIItf, Schlling, Arlzonll, 22~ AstaCio, back, hamstring and foot shot offJonathan Johnson. list. Colorado, 18; Wood, · Qhlcago, 114; problems that limited him to Alex Rodrigue~. struggling Eaton allowed three runs Vazquez, Montreal, 14;, .H111!1PIIln. 115 games last season have not in the fint month of his $252 14; Tapanl, Cb1!cago, 14; and seven hits in six innings. Colorado, ADJohMon, Altzona, 1'-t.' · hindered him during the first million, 10-year contract, took Livan Hernandez (1-2) • gave SAVE$-Urblna, Mo'ntreal, , 4; two weeks of the season. I early batting practice and went FaiWO, 9hlcago, 40 ,~aw, ~~ five runs -four earned up " I'm happy that I'm healthy 3-for-4 with two harmless sinAngelet, 3, Meea, Philadelphia, 3; ,and -eight hits in six innings. JJimenez, Ooh:irado;1 ·2; ' ROcker, and th:.t I feel more comfort- gles and a bases-empty_do11ble. Atlanta, : 2; · BWagner, Houaton,, 2; able;" Gonzalez said as his Lou Pote (1-0) allowed four Ntn, 8111 Francllco, 2; t-lkWIIIIIIIIS, Plltaburgh, 2. · · lower back was wrapped with hill in 3 1-3 innings to win in . heat packs before the game. "I relief of Matt Wise, who left HE'I BACK - Juan Gonzalez hit a two-run double as the Tribe · ALLtldlre ., feel like I did before:• ) with blurred vision and dizzi- beat the Tigers 5:3 Thursday. (AP) In other AL games, Seattle ness, Rick Helling (0-2) gave BATTING-TCiark, Detroit, .484; hi H d ose ernan ez ~ a grand Gl, Anallelm, .481; Stewart, Toronto, J beat Oakland 7-3; Boston up s~n runs and·seven hits in Hermanson didg,'t allow a slam and a thn!e~i'jln homer at .452; Konerko, C~, , ,4-W; . 4F('eate~, .Baltimore 8-2; and four innings and has allowed Angeles 5, Arizona 4; Sa!l ' 8 \o' • • <"M.ilwaukee «! e~ualTcd Knh' EMartlnn, Statile, ··- i ;oll!atice, Anaheim routed Texas 13-3. 18 earned runs and 22 hits in te&Cl,, J • .~n ' rrarw:tll;(!l , 8 1 ~!ntil.i wri'J3i · ~. "·~ '· ., .,~ ·~· !l/U'~"~I-A :.Hn~~41~~ .....1m, Cincinnati 11, Pittsburgh 6; out, two-run homer . in the a": • 31-year-Ot team- retotd Jloe: Kansas City's game at Toronto 13 innings this season, . and Milwaukee 12, Houston seventh. Todd Helton horne- wtth seven RBis. ~UNs-stewart•.TorantD, 13; Law· was postponed because large . 'no) H d L · ton, MlnneliO!a, 10, TMartlnez, New 4. red two pstthes later for a 3-2 •1 er. ouston an · uu Yolk, 10; CGuzman, Minliesota, 9; pieces of metal siding and I faVIS Zeile drew a leadoff walk in lead. . I~ . Lopez hit twp-run homers for CDelglldo, Toronto, 8; O'Neill, New · insulation feU from the roof of the I Oth on four pitches from Steve Kline (0• 1) didn't get the Brewers, who had been 0- Yo~a· 91; 1P2 aredtied wNilh B:, SkyDome onto the field. Th N y, k M h · ~ · 'h A h' ,.. - osa a, ew York; 14; Gonzalez ·hit ,289 last year e ew or ets ave Kerry Ligtenberg (0-2), and a batter o.ut and allowed three "' aga.mst, t e. stros t IS season. JGonzaltz, Cleveland, 14; ~Delgado, ;ovith 22 homers ·ang 6 7 RBis, won four of six from the Tsuybshi Shinjo sacrificed. runs in the ninth. The tying_ . Jeff D Anuco (1-0) allowed Toronto, 1~; Quinn, Kansas City, .11 ; · ·M' s.,_..e T sm' three DOrtlz, Minnesota. 11; .Daubach, way down from the statistics Atlanta Braves this season. It's Atlanta challenged Ordonez, runcame h omeon . . runs and. six hits in six . Boe1Dn,10;-Ba,.tiedwllh9.' · • mnm~ and struck out SIX. ~ITS-Stewart, Toronto, ,19; that earned him two AL MVP not October and they're not and the .No. 8 hitter lined a lin's wild pitch. I . Rockies reliever John Was- OctaVto Dote! (1 - 1) gave up TCIIrk, Detroit, 15; Suzuki, Seattle. awards in Texas. He became a playing best-of-seven, but the drive down the left-field line. free agent after the season and Mets · are satisfied with the A day earlier, the Mets had din (1-0) got two outs in the six r~ns ~nd seven hits in four- =~~ty~~~: =~~; only one runner against Greg eighth, and Jose Jimenez fin- plus mnmgs. Broalus, New York, 14; Jua~ce. New signed a S10 million, one-year early results. "I think. it nu . 'ght have been Maddux and . the Braves' IS · h ed •Or r h'IS secon ' d save. · Yolk, 14. · contract with the Indians. NL LtadM DOUBLEs-Velarde, Texas, · 7;· t_ h,a ,n any usu . al bullpen in a 2-0 loss. • · K rk Chi s "I'm glad to see my coach- more important 6 A il M h rd . one o, cago, ; oriano,. New ing . worked, a ·year late," SIX game$-Jn pr ~ e.ts t • . " They finally got the big BATTIN<l-Darr. San Diego, .452; York, 5;"Erstad, Anilhelm, 5; 9 are tied .POlanco. St. Louie, .444; LWalker, · with .4. · Detroit manager Phil Garner baseman To,dd Zeile satd after hit," Atlanta manager Bobby Yorks 1-0, 10-mnmg Cox said. Colorado, .444; DWar~. Houston, · TRIPLE6-CGuzman, l,l.in~esota, said jokingly. "He had a bad New · t Th d · h ·.414; Snow, San Francisco, .400; 4; Durham, Chicago, 2; f6 are fled urs ay . mg t. . Armando Benitez (1-0) Floyd, Florida, .393; Larkin. Clncln- with 1. . year last year, that's aU there is ~IC ory 1 Maybe som~where m t~e sailed a wild pitch to the backShawn Green · hit a leadoff nati, .389. HOME RUNs-Quinn, Kansas too it. It was a good effort, we back of our nunds _ or deep m . stop ill the lOth while issuing RUNs-Helton, COlorado, · 11; City, 5; Glaus, Anaheim, 5; COelgado, tried to make it work, it didn't h h homer in the second and a Aoyd, Aorlda, 11; LWalker, Colorado, Toronto, 5; JGonzalaz, Cleveland, 5; I k" wor. our psyc e, we nug t reflect an intentional walk to Chip- three- run shot in the third, 11; Berkman. Houston, 10; TWalker. Daublieh, Boston, 4; P0111da, New per Jones. Rafael Furcal scoot..: b h ff A d Colorado, 10; 9 are tied W11119. · Yolk, 4; O'Neill, New York, 4. Cleveland snapped its three- on this in September." 0 · rman Atlanta _ b eat . the Mets for the ed to third Wl . 'th one out, yet ot Reynoso .RBI-Casey, Cincinnati, 14; STOLEN BASES-Knoblauch, game losing streak and (0-2). Green homered twice LWalker, ColOrado, 14; Hidalgo, Nel¥ YOrk, 4; Singleton, Chk:ago, 3; · extended Detroit's skid to NL East tJde m each of the last was stranded 'when Brian Jor- last Saturday against San Fran- Houston, 12; JHemandez, Mllwau- 15 are !ltd with 2. three seasons and defeated dan hit a shallow fly ball and cisco. kae, 12; LGonzalez, Arizona, 12; PITCHING (2 Dfclslona)-11 are four. Luis Gonzalez hit his major =.•;1St. Louis, 11; L8tevene, Mon· U~f:~-mis-PM~~>:. , Bartolo Colon (1-1) struck N~wYork 4-2 in the 1999 NL Javy Lopez grounded out. C ampionship Series. league leacling seventh home HITs-lWalker, Colorado, 18; Boe1Dn, 22; Colon, Cleveland, 19; out eight and allowed three · Rey Ordonez stopped the Caaey, Cincinnati, 15; Vldro, Monlre· Loaiza, To~. 1&; Hudson, 'Oak· runs and . seven hits in 6 2-3 run for Arizona, which fin- al • 15·• OJ-~--•--• I '7 B a Th . da h h """""''• San 01ego, ' 15; land• 18'' RDOrtlz '"'""'em, ' ; Pon· innings, and Bob Wickman r ves on urs Y w en e · ished its fint homestand of the Darr, San 01~. 1~; Blgglo, Houlllorl, ton, Baltimore, 18; CCarpenter, season 1_5. •. 14; Larkin, t:;lndnnau, 14. Toronto, 18, . · · got three outs for his third save lined an RBI single with one out in the bottom of the 1Oth. DOUBLES-f'WIIIICII'I, FIQrlda, 5; SAVES-Spa~l. ' , Seattle, 5; in three chances, getting Shane "S' ti h . . Andy Ashby (2-0) allowed Nevin, San Diego, 5; Allonzalez, FOUlke; Chlcagb, 3; Cr8btrte, TelCBs, Halter to ground into a gameome mes, t ey put 10 a Dustin Hermanson tOok a one run and•seven hits in five Florida, 4; DWard, Houston, 4; 3; TEI<Jonea, Detroit, 3i 'Wickman, ending double play ~th two pinch-hitter for me:' Ordonez no-hit bid into the s~enth, innings. Jeff haw got his third £~~~ ClncDJinnaU, 4; Vlluerrero. ~l~vtlandN, 3;v.'S.oc~. Toronto, 2; said. "Now, I got an opporiu- b ·.. C d an· d _11 • . ~ ....,.,.._ , 4; ackeon, Sin Diego, 4; vera, ~ '"'"• ..; Ptrolval, Ana· on. . .. ut VISiting o1ora o r 1e save, iWOwtng a two-run, two- CJ<illnson, Aorlda, 4; tj811111)011da, helm, 2. Chris Holt (1-1) gave up mty. · with two homers and Mark out homerJin the ninth to four runs and nine hits in 4 1In other NL games, it was Little 's two-run single in the · h hi G C 0 lb St. Louis 4; Los ninth. pmc tte~ reg runn. 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Yost, )r. june 1978 - Apt1113 2000 who left usa hero for which to become a star taken from us at night For our love for you will always shine bright as a beacon Ught As will your memories Bght our hearts forever ,_.. Sadly missed Love Morn Dad Dawn Chris Eric &. 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(304)895 3867 Accenorlee Budget Priced Tronomtulono All Typ•• Accua To Over 10 000 Transmissions Transfer Cases 740 245 5677 Ce I 339 3765 790 Campers 6 Motor Homee 1988 Champ on Laas e 34 motor home class A s eeps self conta ned very good cond 1on $13 500 Coli Hunt nglon (304)738-4600 e JUNE16 1978 APRIL 13 2000 A mill on times we ve needed you a mrlhon times we ve cned IF LOVE could have saved you you never would have died In ltlo we loved you dearly n death we love you atoll In our hearts you hod a pl"e that no one alae can ltll It broke our hearts to lose you bul you d d not go alone For part of us went with you the day God took you home Se.JM, The lord came and 810 WHO PASSED AWAY 1 YEAR AGO TODAY ~~'!-; 1990 Clan A Gulf Stream 37 Foot 460 Fo dl OshKosh Chas a e Fully Equipped tnelud ng A 1996 8eturn Pu I Car Both Exce lent And Low M eage 1740)245 5752 SERVICES Yost s.a, ,.(..ut 1998 Chevy H Top Van red & g ay outside gray esther Inside 1999 Harley Wide Glide 86CID Laser Red Pearl 2900 Mloo E• tras $17 500 (740)446-6124 Watarlln• Specie 3 4 200 PSI $21 9! Per tOO 1 200 PS $G7 00 Per 100 All B aas Com p oealon Fin ngstn StoCk RON EVANS ENTIRPRISES Jecklort ()!llo 1 800-537 9526 'll CARS FROM $500 Pollee lm pounds & tax seizures Hondas Chavys Forda & more For llot lngs Call Nowl I 800 719 3001 ext AOIO The 291h Annual Bentley P g Sale Fr day Apr I 20th 7 30pm 89 Chevrolet truck short wheel Fayetle co Fa rgrounds base 3 body lift 33 tires v 8 Washlnglon Courlhouse Soiling 4 3 motor 4 ap trans runa good 200 Head ,01 Barro\'fs & Gilts asking $3800 740 2477100 Gonslgnero Roger , Bentley J.;:~~:;:~::..:::.rr:.:,..:,=c-­ (937)564 2398 leroy Larr ck & 9b Ch~yy P/U Runs & Drives Fam ly (9~7)780-4802 Good $1500 (740)742-40011 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beama P pe Rebar For Concrete Angle Channel Flat Bar Sleel Grallng For Dra ns Driveways & Walkways l&l Sprap Melals (740)4411--7300 A JUry awarded the ~tders $34 6 million 10 t!l2t case but the league appealed The figu~ had> ballooned to $64 million through mterest and attarneys fees by the trme the case was set ded out of court. DaVIS contends that the difference between that $64 million figure and the $18 million settlement amounted to payment for the nghts to the Los Angeles nurketRaiders attorney Joe Alioto satd the money was never shown on tax records because the figure ts stmilar to docu mentlng the value of the team or trs famous puate logo It JUSt lSD t done that way he satd Davts lawsutt alleges the Ratders were forced out of Los Ange~s tn 1995 afi:er the NFL proposed that two tea ms play at a new stadtum at Holly\\ ood Park that Davts thought would be reserved for the Ratders Wtthtn days of le;mung about plans for the second team Davts announced he was mov10g the Ratders to Oak land wh1ch had offered hun $64 nul hon m payments loans and other ben efits for the teams return CARS $20/MOHTiil POLICE IM POUNDS & AEPOSt HONDA S CHEVY 24 MO S 0199% FOR USTINGSI CALL 1 800 941 6777 EIO: C.0814 Shetland atud pony reg stored $500 Jack donkay $400 2 1/2 year old Bucksk n geld ng St 000 74o-696 2785 Mulch For Sale $10 00 A Pick Up load You load $10 00 Sl load $1500 (740~6 580 " LQS ANGELES (AP} - IUiders owner 11.1 DaVIS testified Thursday that the team essenttally patd $46 million for the nghts to the Los Angeles football nwlcet when tt settled an antitrust lawsutt wtth the NFL 1!1 1989 0 But NFL attorney Allen Ruby suggested durmg hts cross-exanlliUtlon of Davu that no money ever changed hands and the ~tders never docu mented that $46 million tn tts tax documents Outstde court he was even more blunt. tell10g reporters Its a made up 6gun: After Thursdays testimony the tnal was reces.ed until Monday when Davts will rerurn to the \vttness stand Davts contentton ts one of the maJor pomts m h1s lawsutt clatfulng the NFL forced htm out of Los Angeles 10 1995 He datms he still owns the football nghts co the my and wants SI bil bon for them plus pumove damages DaviS sa1d the $46 million figure was denved from an $18 milbon settlement hts team reached w1th the NFL Itt 1989 ending a lengthy case m which the ~1ders ac"used the league of trymg to keep the team from mov1ng to Los Anp;eles from Oakland 1983 - · 9erloutt inqulriOB only HOASESHDEING Certified Earr er Fred Quean (740)256 1330 Sporting Goode Remington 170 20 Gaugo 18 Gouge 12 Gauge 12 Gauge Mag Savag• 223 with &c6pe (740}26&-8522 96 Grand Am GT while lady rlr~ ven one owner 18 000 mll•s loaded exceuenl co.nd Uon Sell for payoll Call 740-992 2358 alter 4 OOpm weekday• anytime wee $75 00 EaCh Cal (304)576-2579 t:luge Inventory Discount Pr ces On Vmyl Skirting Doo s W nd ows Anchors Wale Heate s Plumbing & E eotrlcal Pa II Fur naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Homo Supply 740 446 9416 www orvb comlbennett 560 99 Cavalier 4 Door 4 Cylinder Auto Air Condition AMIFM Casfilii 13 000 Milo& $7500 (740)441-0337 Fak' P gs 801n In Mason County MOBILE HOME OWNERS 5SO motor: A/C Delco .... o.ner 4-H And FFA Club Pigs Butcher lndependlent Heot>aWie 0 olribulor Call For Product Or Opportun ty (740)441-1962 MERCHANUISE nliin 27th Annual Jackson County Polled Herelord Aasoclation Salo Saturday April 2111 7 30pm Jackson Counly livestock Mar kat Ripley Wool Virginia 12 Cows Wilh Calves 1 1 He fers 6 Bulls 25 Steers Contact Norma Purstey 1304)895-3514 GrUbbs Poano- Tuning & Repaors Problems? 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YES partlclpantt will receive comprahentlve aa1t1tmlllt employment rt11dlnt11 training, and attllltlnce to ftnd full time permtntnt employment •• part of the overall work txperltnet program High achaol ttudentt college ttudtntt. and our of Work youth ara encouraged to apply Applicant• mull be Melgt County rtllldentt, agt118-21 y1811 and mitt Workforce lnvtltment Act eligibility requlramenta To apply villi tha Unlveralty of Rio Qrande/CrOIIrotdt otllcor at 1150 Mill Street Middleport Ohio (office upettlra)bor cell 1 1100-282 7201, ext 71 tl4 or 892-642 /992 7004 Thla WIA aervlce It funded by tht USDOL through tht Ohio DJFS end the Melge County Dtpertment of Job end Family Strvlctl Unlvorllty of Rio Ortndl/ Alo Grandt CommunitY Collage Equal Opportunity Employer �The o.lly Sentinel· ..... 8 5 ,...,, Aprtl13, 2001 ' •'\ f ·, t 18' , . _ (Bumpet Pull) S1800 (304)173 Stat" (304)578-2147 ,.,... Houle , ..,,. •• ....... ~ a .,.,.......,..,...,,,, -.u •~ Loel found. , . 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(7.00)44e- 350 Lots & Acuage 13 Acroo W th Beautiful Laq View Situ $50 000 18 Acrto With largo laU Mobllt Home With Add On $711 500 Gtllil County On Blact<lop Road (740)311H678 a- IAIINIIIINID 7-11412 Gtlllo eo. ChllltQ. $11,500 0137-1331001 KtrrRoad 8Aaw$210000r5 Ami With Barno $31,000 AID Grandi 8-SII0000rl3 ~-AtDtadoncl S26 900 Euntke 33 ....... or -$31 000 ~ t..lot ""' 1 0 - $11,9001 ~~~~go eo, ~ Ptalns- SR68t NlceHli115-0n Shade-Sili.OOO 7Aaw with PDI8 Bam $23.000 or 31 Acral $37 900 8 At< .. $12 000 Or 1 8 -$23,000 Darwllle Nice- 5 Acral $13 500 Autlenrl 9-18.5001 carr - . M8ioy More Celt Now For Mapol Owner Financing With Slight Prcperty Martcup Camp 81te1 Available on Kanawha R- 8 mitel from Pcitt Pleasant electrk: only Call (304)875 1722 (304)875 4144 Afler5pm Looking To Buy A Ntw HD!"87 Don t Have lend? We Dolll Hurry Only 10 Lots left 304-738-7285 REtHAL S 410 Housee for Rent 3 Bedrooms Foreclosed From $1ti9/Mo 4% Down 30 Years at 8:t~ ~PR For List onga 800-319XI 1709 1 2 Bedroom $325/mo $150 Deposit No Pars (740)446 0050 2 Bedroom House In Eureka For Rent 1300 Per Month $300 Do pollt No Pets can Attar 5 oo pm (740)384-2580 2 Bedroom Recanttr, Remodtl<ld Sandhill Road Re erence & No Pels (304)675-363< 2022 Jefferson Blvd 2 112 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Ba1h Living room Kllchen Dining Room Ful Basement $400/mo (304)273 4042 or 1304)532 3160 3 Bedroom Houae 1 Bath HUD Approved $325 Per Month De posit Required (304)875 8801i o (304)675-7016 uk lor Dezra 3 bedroom I bath carport & shared pond $425 a month & $025 d•poslt 330 328 8883 or 740-992-8244 3 bedroom Middleport $350 per monlh plus depos~ water _ , trash InClUded 740-992.0175 3 BR 1 Bath A 1 appliances In eluded In nice neighborhood (304)675-3290 ltle evening 3 BR 2 beth horne renla far $6001 mo and 3 BR 1 bath home rento for SS501 mo Close to town Rei erences and deposit required W seman Real Eatatt Inc l740)44e-3844 Four Room House 52 Olive Street phD'!" (740)446-3945 P 01 Program Renters Needed 304'738-7295 Vacat on Property Myrtle Beach Condo 3 Bed oom 3 Bath S eeps 8 Good Weeks Avaiablo (304)675-7783 420 Mobile Home• for Rent 19if7 Terramne T5C kJw houri FACTORY OVERSTOCKtl New Double Wide Only SI 580 00 Down And $316 00 Por Month Fnse De lwry And Betup t -888-928 3<26 llm)ttd Or No Crtdll? 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Evon with taoo than portect crod t1 1 100 477 9018 Code ACt& www .omcsotutlon.oom Now Taking Applications 35 Wnl 2 Bedroom Townhou11 Apartmentt lncludu Water Sewage Trash $350/Mo 740 4460006 River Band Placa Now AccapUng Appllcatlono lor 1 Bedroom Hud Suboldl8d Aptrtmont lor Elderly and Dlaoblod EOH (304)682 3121 Or (3041882 3274 Tara Townhouse ~partments verr Spactous 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 112 Bath FUlly Car poled Adult Pool & Baby Pool Potoo Start $385/Mo No Pets Lea18 Plus Sacurlly Dopa& 1 Raqu rod Days 740:.48 3481 Evenlnga 740 387 0502 740 448-0101 t427 For tale alum num headache rack 3 door cabinet 1e dtap 11400 304-77:J.5540 For Se141 Gun Cabonet (740)2561651 FREE CASHI $10 000 or more POIII~ tn 58 days or 14111 NOY er 11payt New programs! Free tn !ormation 1 600 308 8147 www llislonq2000 oom FllverTowera now lltCOf)ling ltfipllcatlons for I BA HUO ~~- apt for elderly EOH (304)6758879 and- Very nlc• small 1 bedroom fur nlshed apt Upper Duplex Mt Ver non Ava No petol Non amokeral $280 llO + Electric References $200 Depoel 304-675-2651 460 Space for Rent Mobile Home lot Will Take 121 145 165 Wldes $125/mo 1100/dep Need References (740)446-0175 Trailer lot for rent n Middleport $125 month 740-992 3194 470 Wanted to Rent WANTED Tobacco Laue 2001 Crop Pay SO 55 Up Front (937)386-2308 Real ettata wanted I am forced out ol my hDu18 tor highway lm provament looking lor old farm houae In Meigs County with acreage call 740-797 9303 740 -992-9132 630 FREE Grant Money & Govern mont lundingl Educatoon Hous no Purct'!ase or Repairs Bus•ness Startup or Ellpana on Inventors Wrlers Arllsto & Many More IN FORMATION I 800 242 0383 ext4001l or www grants-dot-com.com lck C.ntury Good . . . . _ --350 Uvestock lng Hogs For Sale Hay Square And Round BaleS (740)388-9033 4 H Feeder Ca f Charo1a1s wen Muscled $350 (304)576 2752 50 Young Beef Cows For Bate 30 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebuoll In Slack CaH Ron Evans t -800-537 9528 Angus/ Angus Cross 30 Char la•s Cross Breed Cows 21' With Ca vea Sale As Group Only $1 ooo each can After 7pm (740)256-1193 Kitchen Appliances Refr gerato and stove Kitchen table and 4 Chairs and other mise (304 )675 41133 can Belween s.apm Fair Pigs For Sale Contact Harold lay or Evenings (740)245--9047 Maytag Dryer $100 Kenmore Freezer $225 AKC Boston Tern or Puppies Ready May 1st $250 (740)446-0495 Ce tf ed He d Ready For pickup Housahold Goods Appliances Recondltloped Washers Dryers Ranges Refr gretors Up To 90 Daya Guar anteedl we Sell Now Maytag AR p lances French City Maytag 740 446 7795 For Sale Reconditioned wash ers dryers and ef lgerators Thompsons Appliance 3407 • Jackaon Avenue (304)675-7388 • ::G::D::O::D:.:.::.U::S::E::D~A_::P~P::li::A::N-::C=Es Washers dryers refrigerators range& Skaggs Appliances 78 Vine Street Call 740 446 7398 1 888-816.0126 Mollohan Carpet 202 C ark Chape Ad Porter OH Free Eall • metes Easy Financing or 90 days same aa cash V sa Masteroa d Accepted (740)446-7444 or 1 877 830-9182 Main Streel Fu nHura (304)675 1422 515 Main Stnset Point Pltasanl Nf\V & Used Furnlturo New 2 Place Llv "'lroom Suites $399 Buy Sell Trldt Now And Ultd Furniture Store • Below Holiday Inn Kanauga We Sell Grave Monumente And VaiN (740)446-4782 Spring Sate At Skaggs Appllanc es Waahor $95 Dryer $95 gas Range $115 Aolr gerator 5150 Waahorl Orytr Sot 1275 Chul Frttztr 1176 All Appllanco Guaronlted Sklgga Applloncoi 78\llna Stroet (740)oWe-7396 Uud Window Unit Ar Condltlonora 90 DIY Guarantee (7011~ae--11131 (740)888-oll47 Antlquee 120 Pockel Watchu In Good Condition For Sale Phone (740)446-1815 422 2nd Avonue • =Ga=ll=l~=~~~~~~~~ Buy or 1tli Rlvtrlnt Antlquu 1124 E11t Main on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 992 2528 or 740 1192 " 1639 Rull Moore oWitOr 540 Mlecellaneoue MerchenCIIee SO DOWN HOMES No Credk OKI HUD VA FHA Ct I lor ~lllngl 1 800-601 1177 Ext 0818 11 000 BACK 2 Ton A r Condl tloner 2 Ton Co 1 1 llns Set lp lillie~ S2 295 $1 ooo Back $129e Ntt Price Free Estlmatts Ca I For Quolll On Ot~or S zes If You Don t Call Ua WI Both l - ~Dblle Homes Our Specially 1 740 448 6308 1 800 291 0098 640 VANCE'S AUTO SALES 1994 Chevy lumina auto a r whltO Clean, &harp car $3 495 1994 Dodge OalrOtt V-8 Meg num 2 wheol drive auto air <ed niCe trud< $3.250 740-992.0()()2 1 1~ .tD(Jt~~t 720 Trucks for Sale 2000 SIO Extrema 4700 Mllea garage kept Slack w th tlnlod windoWs 4 Cylinder 5 Speed Air 'Tilt Cru ae CD K&N $12 800 partial rrade or best offer (304)875.2]14 (304)675-4'018 ~f~ 88 s 10 Extra Cab 4x4 V 8 Au tomatlc 93 Grille custom Paint New Transmlaalon $4 000 In vested Call Detals $2600 OBO 1740)44&-11827 Hay a Grain Hay For Sa e 4$ Round Ba es And 250 Square Bales Call (740)446 01 5 0 1740)446 7843 After 6 oopm NEW BRAND NAME COMPUT ERS Almost everyone approved with SO down! low monthly pay menial I 80Q-617 3478ext330 In Loving Memory of Donald E. Yost, )r. june 1978 - Apt1113 2000 who left usa hero for which to become a star taken from us at night For our love for you will always shine bright as a beacon Ught As will your memories Bght our hearts forever ,_.. Sadly missed Love Morn Dad Dawn Chris Eric &. Family and many other friends 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1987 Ford F 250 4X4 Rabu ~ 8 9 L ter Bean Palnled Nice Wheefs And T res Nice Truck $7800 (740)366-9675 1994 Oodga Grand Caravan ES Wh te Loaded Quad Sealing 7 Pasunoe Nlco Used Fumlrura Cal Anytim~J (740)446-1004 Or (740)446-8275 Hey & B lght W re T e Straw Vsar Round Del very & Vo ume D s count Ava lab e He uage Farm (304)675 5724 RESilENTIAL HOME OWNERS 650 Said Tappan HI Ellie ency 90'4 Gaa Furnaces 011 Furnaces 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Syatema Free 8 Year War anty Bennetts Healing & Cool ng 1 800 872 5967 www orvb com/ben nen a Fertilizer 1995 Chell)' Glad ator vary good cond I on loaded $7500 firm 740 1192 3875 Tobacco PlaJ1IS Order Now To !3uaran1ee Early Spr ng Planrlogs Inc: ease Allotments Mean Extra Plants Thank You For Your Busl ness Call Oann~ Dewhurst Leave Me&8age (304)895 3740 0 (304)895 3789 TRAN SPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Cia m Denied? We Specla lze In Appea a and Hear ngs FREE CONSULTATION Bonelli Team Ser.vlces Inc Toll free 1 see 836 4052 $0 DOWN CARS! POLICE IM POUNDS & REPOS HONDA 5 CHEVY S JEEPS LOW AS $29 MO S 019 9% FOR LISTINGS CALL 1 800 451 0050 oxl C 9612 Tann ~g Bed Homo Unll Aepossed Take Over Payments 1 aoo-2411-9632 Leas Than 75 ooo M es On Eng ne And Transmls s on Tow ng Package Sha p $6400 OBO (7011)441-0 35 Tobacco Planta For Sa e Call (740)446-7843 Sawmill $3 895 New Super lumbarmate 2000 larger capacities more opt ons Manufacturer of aawmllla edgers and sklddera NORWOOD INDUSTRIES 252 Sonwll Drive BuHalo ~V 14225 FREE lnlormat on 1 800 578 1383 EXT 200 U colo TV CO cassette amlfm al e ectr~ bed vacuum oiS of mood I talt fi9 000 miles exce lent con d lioll $11 300 740-992 2478 1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport 2 Door 4x4 38 500 mItt $14 500 (740)379-2974 aher 5pm 740 Motorcycles 1992 Harley Low R der 18 700 Miles OVer S5 000 Wo lh Of En gine Work And Accessor es E•cellenl Candy Apple Red $14 500 F rm (740)446-0213 1999 Hadoy Davison 1200 Cus tom 8700 Miles lots ol Chrome Prlca $10 000 (740)379-2766 98 Honda 300 FourtraK ask ng $2 500 740-742 2375 t 988 Mercury Grand Marqula $600 OBO cat 740 992 0487 1987 Honda Accord LX Air Con dltioM Power W ndOWI 73K New T as AMIFM Cassetle 17401446'0496 Building Supplle' Block br ck sewer plpea wind ows lntell ate Claude Winters R o Grande Oli Cal 740 245 5121 Kawasaki KDX 80 2 Stroke Runs Good $500 (7011)448-6124 750 Boat• for Ssla 1966 GMC SLE Fu Silt Loaded $27~5 1993 Cavallar $2195 94 Grand Am V 8 Auto $3695 1998 lum na $4995 COOK MO TORS (740)446-01 03 Pets for Selo 1989 Dodgo Aries Very Cloan Cond lion Depend able Must Su To Approclatoll Evenlnga (740)245-923& 2 Ytar 0 d Yo k e Female Raglsttred $200 (740)441-1269 very Good 7 Month Old Biondo Mole cockar span o W th Papars 175 00 (740)245-5247 Evon ngs AKC Chaco ale Lab Puppios 8 Waoka 0 d Very Friendly (740)387 0859 0 (700)339 Oli59 Bener than Bunnies lor Eaater M nlature Poodlu shots eurranl (740)3711-2839 Complole Rabbh'l Rabbit& (Naw Zeotnds SMvor Marlonol Hutch aa Food Conla ner Braedlng Boxes Transport Cages (740)25HI647 Na!Wilgn E khOOOCI Pupp ea Born Ftbroary t 4 $75 00 Each 4 Mlea South ol Rio Grande off 325 on Wolf Run 1sl houM on ght Toy Pood as 5 Females 7 weeks 2 yea s 3 years 3 Males 5 Weeki 4 5 nlontho 2 5 yea s (740)446-3398 Fruits a Vegeteblee HOMEGROWN ASPARAGUS Charles McKean Farm Can tenarr Rood Ga lpol s 1740)446~42 ~ H 1191 Dodge Steallh AT liNin Tit bo Komatou Rtd 300HP 5 Speod AWD AWS loldod Super Sharp $7800 OBO (740)441-0135 1994 tleo Mo1ro 2 Door 58800 Milot Exooltnt Condition $2200 (304)875-87411 or (304)882 2771 1994 Goo Tracker Very Good condition 87 000 mllll Aaklng $4500 Negotiable Call after 5pm (74(1)448-6314 1995 l nco n Town Cal 86 000 M 81 Kt t,' Blue $ Book $14 370 Pries $13 500 (740)4411--1758 es 19!18 Dodge lnl ep d Can dyapp t Rid loaded leatho A oy Wheels Highway M 11 $6200 OBO (740)441-0135 1997 DOdge Neon 41 OOOm Air Spo ler Fo Lights Vent Vlaora Fo es Green $5500 OBQ (740)25&-6467 1997 loaded Me oury Grand Maoqu s ocol y Owned By Eldarly Man Very C ean 63 200 M lea (740)44<1016 a Motors HI Fool Aluminum Bass Boat 40HP Mercury Trolling Motor Tra ler & A Emaa $2795 (740)3711-2708 17 Mark Twa n With wark Through W ndahleld 115 HP Me cury Motor Runs Good $1000 (740)387 7235 1995 1811 Maraluda Ski Boll In great condition with a 120 Hartl Mere Cru 11 Engone SkitS life Jackets and other extra 1 call (304)875 8844 or (304)875-345 t997 SaaDoo GTl 3 Stel Jet Ski and Trella EKCI tnt Cond 1on Roady tor summer (304)882 3780 790 Campers 6 Motor Homes 94 Dutchman Campo 31ft W th Expando Room A r Conel t onlng Awnng(740)441 9&31 a year ago today You will atway5 be In our hearts and Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond ronal lfet me gua antee Local references fu n s~ed Es tabll&had 975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0670 t 600 281 0576 !tog era Wale p oollng All typea of masonry brick block & stone Free eat mates 304 773 9550 C&C Gene a Home Man tenence Pa ntlng vlny siding catpenl 'I doors windows baths mobile home apa•r and mo e Fo tree ea mat& call CMt 740 992 8323 Dodson Sui de s Your comple e home remodeling rapa r & maintenance cont acto Painting v ny s ding decks baths kitchens e at:trlcal p umb lng many other serv cas to su your needs No lob to b g o sma 30 yea s experience Free est malts 740 898 8783 740 591 13114 E&S Lawn Se v ca Design lm plementatlon And Serv ce Ava abe Fo Spr ng C ean Up Fer II z 97 Fisher 16 Pro Avanger Wal ng And P anllng F eo Es~matea oye bass bOll w/40 hp Mar nor Sat alaetlon GuaranteMR Greg Motor Guide tro ling motor a •o M hoan (304)675 4828 "IW 8 hp Mercury Four St oke K ckor ond canopy S8 500 740 L vlngs on & Basement Wale Proofing a basement repairs 949 2248 don~• free estlmales I e IT!I guarantee 14yrs on job exparl 760 Auto P-Brtl 6 .... (304)895 3867 Accenorlee Budget Priced Tronomtulono All Typ•• Accua To Over 10 000 Transmissions Transfer Cases 740 245 5677 Ce I 339 3765 790 Campers 6 Motor Homee 1988 Champ on Laas e 34 motor home class A s eeps self conta ned very good cond 1on $13 500 Coli Hunt nglon (304)738-4600 e JUNE16 1978 APRIL 13 2000 A mill on times we ve needed you a mrlhon times we ve cned IF LOVE could have saved you you never would have died In ltlo we loved you dearly n death we love you atoll In our hearts you hod a pl"e that no one alae can ltll It broke our hearts to lose you bul you d d not go alone For part of us went with you the day God took you home Se.JM, The lord came and 810 WHO PASSED AWAY 1 YEAR AGO TODAY ~~'!-; 1990 Clan A Gulf Stream 37 Foot 460 Fo dl OshKosh Chas a e Fully Equipped tnelud ng A 1996 8eturn Pu I Car Both Exce lent And Low M eage 1740)245 5752 SERVICES Yost s.a, ,.(..ut 1998 Chevy H Top Van red & g ay outside gray esther Inside 1999 Harley Wide Glide 86CID Laser Red Pearl 2900 Mloo E• tras $17 500 (740)446-6124 Watarlln• Specie 3 4 200 PSI $21 9! Per tOO 1 200 PS $G7 00 Per 100 All B aas Com p oealon Fin ngstn StoCk RON EVANS ENTIRPRISES Jecklort ()!llo 1 800-537 9526 'll CARS FROM $500 Pollee lm pounds & tax seizures Hondas Chavys Forda & more For llot lngs Call Nowl I 800 719 3001 ext AOIO The 291h Annual Bentley P g Sale Fr day Apr I 20th 7 30pm 89 Chevrolet truck short wheel Fayetle co Fa rgrounds base 3 body lift 33 tires v 8 Washlnglon Courlhouse Soiling 4 3 motor 4 ap trans runa good 200 Head ,01 Barro\'fs & Gilts asking $3800 740 2477100 Gonslgnero Roger , Bentley J.;:~~:;:~::..:::.rr:.:,..:,=c-­ (937)564 2398 leroy Larr ck & 9b Ch~yy P/U Runs & Drives Fam ly (9~7)780-4802 Good $1500 (740)742-40011 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beama P pe Rebar For Concrete Angle Channel Flat Bar Sleel Grallng For Dra ns Driveways & Walkways l&l Sprap Melals (740)4411--7300 A JUry awarded the ~tders $34 6 million 10 t!l2t case but the league appealed The figu~ had> ballooned to $64 million through mterest and attarneys fees by the trme the case was set ded out of court. DaVIS contends that the difference between that $64 million figure and the $18 million settlement amounted to payment for the nghts to the Los Angeles nurketRaiders attorney Joe Alioto satd the money was never shown on tax records because the figure ts stmilar to docu mentlng the value of the team or trs famous puate logo It JUSt lSD t done that way he satd Davts lawsutt alleges the Ratders were forced out of Los Ange~s tn 1995 afi:er the NFL proposed that two tea ms play at a new stadtum at Holly\\ ood Park that Davts thought would be reserved for the Ratders Wtthtn days of le;mung about plans for the second team Davts announced he was mov10g the Ratders to Oak land wh1ch had offered hun $64 nul hon m payments loans and other ben efits for the teams return CARS $20/MOHTiil POLICE IM POUNDS & AEPOSt HONDA S CHEVY 24 MO S 0199% FOR USTINGSI CALL 1 800 941 6777 EIO: C.0814 Shetland atud pony reg stored $500 Jack donkay $400 2 1/2 year old Bucksk n geld ng St 000 74o-696 2785 Mulch For Sale $10 00 A Pick Up load You load $10 00 Sl load $1500 (740~6 580 " LQS ANGELES (AP} - IUiders owner 11.1 DaVIS testified Thursday that the team essenttally patd $46 million for the nghts to the Los Angeles football nwlcet when tt settled an antitrust lawsutt wtth the NFL 1!1 1989 0 But NFL attorney Allen Ruby suggested durmg hts cross-exanlliUtlon of Davu that no money ever changed hands and the ~tders never docu mented that $46 million tn tts tax documents Outstde court he was even more blunt. tell10g reporters Its a made up 6gun: After Thursdays testimony the tnal was reces.ed until Monday when Davts will rerurn to the \vttness stand Davts contentton ts one of the maJor pomts m h1s lawsutt clatfulng the NFL forced htm out of Los Angeles 10 1995 He datms he still owns the football nghts co the my and wants SI bil bon for them plus pumove damages DaviS sa1d the $46 million figure was denved from an $18 milbon settlement hts team reached w1th the NFL Itt 1989 ending a lengthy case m which the ~1ders ac"used the league of trymg to keep the team from mov1ng to Los Anp;eles from Oakland 1983 - · 9erloutt inqulriOB only HOASESHDEING Certified Earr er Fred Quean (740)256 1330 Sporting Goode Remington 170 20 Gaugo 18 Gouge 12 Gauge 12 Gauge Mag Savag• 223 with &c6pe (740}26&-8522 96 Grand Am GT while lady rlr~ ven one owner 18 000 mll•s loaded exceuenl co.nd Uon Sell for payoll Call 740-992 2358 alter 4 OOpm weekday• anytime wee $75 00 EaCh Cal (304)576-2579 t:luge Inventory Discount Pr ces On Vmyl Skirting Doo s W nd ows Anchors Wale Heate s Plumbing & E eotrlcal Pa II Fur naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Homo Supply 740 446 9416 www orvb comlbennett 560 99 Cavalier 4 Door 4 Cylinder Auto Air Condition AMIFM Casfilii 13 000 Milo& $7500 (740)441-0337 Fak' P gs 801n In Mason County MOBILE HOME OWNERS 5SO motor: A/C Delco .... o.ner 4-H And FFA Club Pigs Butcher lndependlent Heot>aWie 0 olribulor Call For Product Or Opportun ty (740)441-1962 MERCHANUISE nliin 27th Annual Jackson County Polled Herelord Aasoclation Salo Saturday April 2111 7 30pm Jackson Counly livestock Mar kat Ripley Wool Virginia 12 Cows Wilh Calves 1 1 He fers 6 Bulls 25 Steers Contact Norma Purstey 1304)895-3514 GrUbbs Poano- Tuning & Repaors Problems? Need Tuned? Call The Piano Dr 740-446-4525 Beaut lul1600 5Q Feet Autored 2nd Floor Apartment n H storlc D strict Ideal For Professional Couple A 1Modern Amenities :) Bedrooms Spac ous living 1 t/2 Baths Rear Deck HVAC $6001 mo Plus Utilities Securlly And Kef D~n N9 Pela References Aequlrtd (740)446-4425 Or (740}446-3638 \ Cond~ t r 4 IP trans runt good good--- 3 1 inder tlru S2 000 740 2o7 7100 "2001" FAIR PIGS FOR SALE BORN IN GALLIA COUNTY (7CO)N1-o988 OR (7011)441C312 Gravely walk behind dual wheel tractor atlaehments go w1t1t H 84 Mercury Grand Marqu s for sale $1000 each or trade tor a good s10 Chevy truck or good Ranger Ford trud< 740 992 5532 For Lease 530 ....... $17.500 ... 7-17 *'' EZPETAX.COM Save up 1D 50'1'. on All pot mtdlcatlono and ..,.. Piiol Including HNrtgard lntar ctptor Frontline mortlll FREE SHIPPING Order online www Ez potAx.com 1 eoo au 1111 17 Oldt Cu1141aa Ctera 8rougllon Ford 2:000 Tractor With Fini&hlng 4 Door Auto Tilt Crul18 AIC Eloctrlc Wlndowo NIW Tires $4800 (740)448-9815 very Clean tnside & Out ford 2600 D1Htl Tractor 3000 120 000 Mlleo II 500 OBO Dl<lael 4600 Doel81 I 952 18 N (740)441-1083 (740)2118 6522 90 Toyota Camr~ StttiOnwagon ve ,. 1 e. rn•r« CondiL8rve u.t F•<r Auclon OVer .a Farm Tractors Over 40 tion Call (304)875-2090 b e u;..., Tractor& Hay Equlpmot1t 2 5-tpm Auclloneers 2 Rings Don t Be lATE! I lam Betur.._ April2111 12 DOOGE IIAM $2200 Carmichael 1 Farm & Lawn (740)245-8877 (740)4411-24121-801).594-1111 93 Dodge v-e 5 Speed Tractor Tlrt & Alm Good Air/ Tilt/ Cruloo 1OD 000 Mottl Condit on Size 13 8x24 Call $1600 080 (7011)258-1233 (304)773-5405 08 Musteng 82K PtCillc Green spoilt< Ont Ownet: Mtllcuioutlr 620 Wanted to Buy Metntalroed Excelltnt COft<!IIIOn 1950 S & 1980 I 45 33 RPM Retail $8380 Salt For $8800 Recorda OJ Store Stock (740)245-51108 Collections (037)67S.2930 Ahor 97 Chrysler Sebring JXI 600pm Mlloa Convortillle '74 500 Wanted Good Used Mobile Loaded $8 750 OBO (740)2511Home In The 80 s 2 Or 3 1252(740~1818 Bedroom (740)446 0175 Or 98 Honda Civic Hatchbact< Air 1304)675-511!5 - . $89110 (7011)o146-11355 ToyoiU, Ci'ol<io. Joet>t' New Haven on4 btdrooll'l lur nlahed aparlment has washer and d'lW no poll depDIII & ret -740-982.01115 520 s 8 For aato or trade MF135 gu · · Moflgage company hat developed procedure for oiAimit tingtoana Celt lor Lilllngl HI00-15Hl500 Ext C0817 510 11500 Huntinglon (304)738-4800 I P - al Vllage Maoor and ANorlido Aptrtments In Middle port From $278 $3<8 Call 740 992 5084 Equal Houllng ()ppor 490 ........ _.Y-f . . . _ Davis says Raiders paid $46 __. -··tely - million to play in Los Angeles 1 1 1 0 0 - - Am GT. ,. Agenii/Homo ,_......... ..""' 1 o n d 2 - - I 710 AutDa for .... ; ...,., IJOOCI oonditior!. $8500 Cell ... 740)21&-1831 . . wll Pll' you . . . - _ • I Planntr&/AccaJtntanlal1nourance , Mattress/ Box Sp lngs Double Size Bad llka New Bed Doub e S ze Oreuer Cheat wa nut • Wood Call 1740)448 1272 Or (740)448 8040 1982 14K70 Fairmont Townhouse 2 bedroom 1 large b&lh Wilh heat pump & a c $7 500 740 591 4043 or 740-992 0938 3111 Homes for Sale 2 Bedroom House On Greer Road Shown By Appolntmtnt Only (304)875-3888 - .. """" ln1l<ound Berna Garage FruitPool .....- Cloat 4631 J ! 610 Firm Equipment ATTENTION:Gallla Manor Apartments Now '- ........111 Applicationo Fdr 1 BA ~0 Aporfrnentl For Elderly And Handicapped Equal HDUiiriO Opporwnlty (740)446- r,, 1996 ~ April 13 200Clll took you away memories forever Forever missed Lave, Mommy Daddy Kamy DIIUon PPCJcrv II Card of Thanks MAXINE SHAIN WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE For the r many k ndnenea dur ng he ecent II ness Your cards phone ca It •ru:l prayers were 1 great comfort and encouragement du ng th • 1 me May God ch y ble11 each one of you 110 Help Wanted Unlveralty of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College Crossroads Program Ia accepting applications for Ita' Youth Employment Services (YES) Program Participating youth, ages 18·21 years, will receive $6 15 per hour for up to 120 hours of paid work experience at public and/or private worksltes In Meigs County. YES partlclpantt will receive comprahentlve aa1t1tmlllt employment rt11dlnt11 training, and attllltlnce to ftnd full time permtntnt employment •• part of the overall work txperltnet program High achaol ttudentt college ttudtntt. and our of Work youth ara encouraged to apply Applicant• mull be Melgt County rtllldentt, agt118-21 y1811 and mitt Workforce lnvtltment Act eligibility requlramenta To apply villi tha Unlveralty of Rio Qrande/CrOIIrotdt otllcor at 1150 Mill Street Middleport Ohio (office upettlra)bor cell 1 1100-282 7201, ext 71 tl4 or 892-642 /992 7004 Thla WIA aervlce It funded by tht USDOL through tht Ohio DJFS end the Melge County Dtpertment of Job end Family Strvlctl Unlvorllty of Rio Ortndl/ Alo Grandt CommunitY Collage Equal Opportunity Employer �./ • • ' The Dal?y Sent!uel • Pege B 7 .• PoMeroy, Mldd?1port, Ohio ••UMI& ··· IOIEIT IISSBL COISJIUOIOII C01111ACTOIS, Ill(. •Newtton.. Recine, Ol'llj) 45771 -ca..,. . 740-985-3948 · CONWTf/II.OCI/IIJCI( •ConiFIIII . Stop Sayre Truckine FAEE ESTIMATES 740 192-1671 WASH TnK:ks- TnctorT..ikr>--MobikHom<t • Occb · Driveways. Equipmenl <leaned .t JdfSidbem (7441) 985-4118 l'lal Wort<, a Compare ...... ......... MOBIL£ POWER •' 7 . . . •TIP SHADE RIVER AO. SERVICE "AhMd In •• me.· ; -IIJ",_.u..t/lllkW$615/100 FJFJ .... rw. -21" "'-" ,..IIIII S6JJ/SO -1211: ..... ~lin r.ISSJ0/50 SI.Ohll I $4.60/SO . L.,. en.6l. $5.25 , T.M.WrWsS41S/SO._ SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE c.,............ o.cn:...d • Foolerl, Wallo, Sl<pl• ~I'll! • P/1 TIU-SfAlE Ktplace-ols, • Wilks Fmail: aod Drivn • Slftldl Crete F'" Esth..tn Stnlac Ohio- w.v. L&L Tire Barn 44087 Wlpple Road · Pomeror HOURI<11oft . I'll a.m. Clttt• ScJ Plilll... l s - (IISTOM SCIIEN . ...... PRIFITING ~ 1·100-191-0735 s.t•1 11111 n, old l'lldllo 1:: .....,,,..a floc <1· R H llpf I'Hj l'lll [$()--: 1 hlJ CaFI C7luck M1 ci dl! !JrH I On1o ..1~) 7h0 304 882·2220 Medicare Supplement; Ufe l11$urancc; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement, . · Emergency Funds; Mortgage; Maj~r Medical • Nursing ill ..,. ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS '· DIHYIII n.-· /li HnnllbStupA'IIon<~ 1-~75-7124 AU Mllkn Tnctor & . EqulpllltDI Parll HCMI·lSO-m7 Raidoalial CODIIIIti'Cial New COflllnldiOn Salol Senice lnsi8Dation SpocialiDDJ!In Sheel Metal Ductworl< "T..-' Sa... I< Senice For Callia, Muon, ud Molp Count... Licen!ed ud 1--" WV Gl5176 KENSINGTON WIIDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECitNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMIIEIITIME HEAT OUT AND WINTI!R A&D Auto Upholstery- Plus, l1c. . Mon-Frl 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yrs experience (740) 742·8888 1·888-521..()916 Dealen 1000 st. Rt. T Soufll ~.OH46723 7411h. . . . FACTORY DIRECT PAICIHG OUALITY. WINDOW . SYSTEMS 1·800-291·5600 • Pomerov. OH FREE WHOME EITIIIATEI•·"'EEINQ • llumNG" ~ f.Vto»tn SERVICE Room 'ddtllona a -lng Nfiw""'E-IP!rnnblng • Roofing a Gull.,. 'We"*' Vllvallnt Products' •All Olein Stocll Tii•i"M"oitii·i"iPiCii•, .,,•• • VInyl Siding a Palnillngl or a REAL DEAL on • MW l.wn tractOr, l•wn mover or~ trimmer. • HeetPumpe !lome Plumbing Air Conclllloodng . 'We Sstvlce All M8kes· Warner Heating & Cooling, Inc. · Under new ownership It Ia now 0 :rFRAN ...,K_&.;..;;..;;;EAR;;.;;.;;;N.;.;;;E;;;;,ST~--,=::=== l'rllne • Janltnll • Thwmal zane •LaiiiiCill Serving cuatomera 11 years · ' Gene & 8lllnte Fink, OWner Toll Frea 1-888-813-85115 Pt. PIMIIIIIt Ripley . l MN'f. IT 1\ · POINT TO ~ •RepPAcemeat Windows i Room Additions • Rooftn1 COMMERCIAL and RBIDOOIAL · FREE ESTIMATES 949-2804 PartsAndService ~ For Mowers, Olain Saw~ Weed Eate~,1illcrs and Go Carts. Your one stop shop for all repairs, parts and acceS!Ories for all major brands of power equipment! Also 1m 1110wing avail.· Pickup &delivuy.servicc 740·992·7599 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) RACINE GUN vL~Jc BENEFIT SHOOT FOR RON ~ONES April 14th, 12':00 noon 1/2 slug 2 shot All Proceeds to Ron Jones Man thru Fri 9-5:30: Saturday 9:00-1:00 Comer of Vlns &8th St Ranch Pizza A treat not to miss Beginner sponsored by Big Band Cloggars April 17th 6 pm Pomeroy Municipal. Building (Pollee Stallon) For more information contact Vivian May 992-7853 Eagle Ridge Farms Club Lambs-for sale Tom and Debbie Drake When it comes to selling your car, nothing goes the distance like the· eds! 7 40~949·2007 Racine Mower Clinic Open Mo.n-Frl 9·5:30 Sat 9-1 ~40)949-214 DoubleHun9 Replacement Windows Welded Frame& Sash 0-1 01 United Inches S1119.00 Installed J&L . Public Notlm Ia Ntw•tplplln. Your RlaJtt to Know, Dtllnred RlaJtt to Yo~1r Door. t 992-1717 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Conklin, to whloh plet 11 Rutland VIllage will Karen tllklng "alec! bide Dlllndantll hereby mede for 1 10r 1 Blue 1t84 Ford Caft No. 00 CV 148 deflnlte deecripllon of Ranger Spl .. h 4x4. In puriiUance of en eald Lot No. 18 and Vehicle "'lleage 11 Order of Sale In the Lot No. 17. 13,435. Minimum bid above entllled ectlan, I Pilor lnetrument 11 .,.,000. lllcle muet will offer for eele et Reference: O.R. be turned In ot the public auction, 11 tho VDiurne84, Pege 501. Rutlend Vlllege office front elepa ol tl1• premlue byFrtdly,Mey4,2001 . Court Houu In l1oc:attciii42101Meln They will lie Optlned 11 POll)troy, In the above rut, TUpptlrt the next Council . nemed County, on Plelne, Ohio, 45763. m..tlng, Tuetlday, May Tueectay the 22nd dey Slid premlau 11 '2001. The vehicle of Mey, 2001, at 10:30 appraleed at Ninety· will be parked 11 the o'clock a.m., tho eeven Thoueand Five Rutland Sewer following deecrlbed Hundred and no/100 Ttutrnent Plent. reel eawe: Dollar• .($97 ,500.00) (4)13,20,27,3tc Being Lote .No. te end cannot be eold and t7 0 1 for 1111 then two· Public Notice . Weatherman•• thlrcle of theUmount. Subdilllelon, Orange Term• of Sale: SHERIFF'S SALE OF Townahlp, Section 6 percent (10%) of REAL ESTATE Town 4 Nonh, lieng~ lele price In caeh or The Stete of Ohio, 12 Wut, Melge cenllled check at the 1111111 County, MerieHo County, Ohio, ee 111 ll!lle of ihe 1111 with Saving a Plank, outoncl deecrlbed In the balance In caeh Plelntlff, ve. Clayton P. Plot Book No. 4,-Page or certified check Conklin, Sr., akal5, In the Office of the within thirty (30) dey1 Cleyton Conklin, Meigs County oflhedateofeall. · Karen M, Conklln1 al\11 Recorder, reference lie COUPLE 01\'(S OF I'.EST, liND 'I'LL SE FINE. BLINO SPOT Relph E. l'rutMII • Sheriff Melge Coumy, Ohio Daniel A. Fouee, · Anomey (4) 5, 13, 20 . (Factory Outlet) All vertical bllndt are made lo order at our location . I.!P TO 70% OFF . • Vertical• • Wood • Mlnlt • Etc Sunset Home Construction New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall & More nm DEEm CODTRftCTIDG Complete Home Re~lr We Can Make Your ·Dream A Reality/ 7441-742-3411 FREE ESTIMATESJ HRRY'.$ENGINE AND AIR. COMPRESSORS . fRff ESTimiiTES Complete Mobile Repair on uwn . Tractors, Mowers, Tillers, Warranty Repairs OHJ40-742-22S7 1·166·299-4445 Remodeling . New AddHions Garages WV0282120 wv 304-a..ft74 .--~,......- e:~c.e::,SE:J! TO !IURSE YOU HEI'\LTH, 1>.'1>! 1\NVTHI!Ic;,, ! 23 Food org. 3 ~011 24 Jlul'ltion 4 ..._lilt 25 Two-1.-1 5 ....,_ llolh 740-985-4212 , ....... • Que(lly Drlvtwlye, . Plllol, Skllwllka. 25 YMJ'1IIxperPence Frtt Edmltll . 446-4995 ,,.,.•• Hill'• Self· 281170 llehln AOICI RICine, Ohio : : I I 740-949-2217 SIJit 5' X 10' · . Houra 7:00AM • 8:00 PM 740-992-5232 43 Lang tlm. 44 Slarlet'e quest 46 Harbor 47 "Picnic" Te KaMwro VIrginia author willOw . · 48 .hlcob'e i~,· My newly- married sister con- 1 ,fided that, 'two can live as cheaply las one, bulto do it both of them' t I~ Ia I • ~-~ ;:~~~; ~~~h;~~~~~~g ~~:d~ I' r r r.r r I' r 1· East : GIL II might deflect decl.a rer L-~-L.......L........L-.1.........1 you develop lrom atop No. 3 below. by dropping his spade nine at trick . two. A PRINT NUMBERED· (Agreed, South should ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES have bid seven no· A UNSCRAMBlE fORI .V ANSWER I I I I to I I I trump. Then he could , ~run~c~ SCJIAM..LETS ANSWERS · "first, before commitPapacy- Motif· Crest • Hearth • REPEAT ting himself m My neighbor who loves to gossip once told me. "You spades.) can't believe .everything you hear but you sure can RE· PEAT it.' -.. 0 ~==~= · ==·=·:·::!!!::::::::;;~===~~!!!!!~~~:W~~~=;--...,.....J ~ I I· I •• t Call Ua P'lrlt Or We Both Loeel :' Ask For Mike Hindle ,•••• 1-800·271·5179 or • • .' Marathon Service Center .' ~ •• 420 W. Main St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 •' j I I (acrmlrom Pizza Hut) ••• •'. •• to 10' x 30' los~owever, ••' . ,_~~ 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 42 Sha ~ I 12 j . '' HE WHO CANNOT DANCE PUTS THE 8LI\ME ON THE FLOOR • :· •• !'• 45771 .._.1 -rl--1 . dummy's spade ace,, R E KH 5 retaining the power of I I' I your 10 and here pick- · · · - • ing up.the suit without ·1 740-742-8015 or 1-an-353-1022 High &Dry Self-S?orage 28 ·= I I' -- Toii' Free ·youR CONCRETE . CONNECTION XI Slngtr- eil2.or time 1 IS TOO 8UMPI{! "Serving Hundreds ·of Satisfied Customers For Over 22 ~ars!" • STIAJ)y 22 Hawk oJ S1a1e If everyone plays low, L.=-==·=~·=-~ you .should cross to 1· ~ I CAth CATCH'THOSE BECAUSE TJ.IE 6R0UND Locally owned and operated by ·JACK l UNDA PROVI!NCI! ' 39563 Sumner Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • PROVEN • DEPENDABLE 41 Flnl-rate • (Z wda.) $IIIII up tor 0 %'U. BE RIGHT PEANUTS. J & L SANITATION 144 n.-rl AYt. Gtlptls Rutlend Vlllege will bl liking aealed bide LIIII!'JIIU: lor 1 Tan 1882 Ford Crown Vlctorle. Thle wae prevlouely our pt1trol car. Minimum bid le $2,100. Blda muet bl turned In at. the Rutland VIllage office by Frlcley, Mey 4, 2001. They will be opened at the next Call Now To Council m11t1ng, Tueedey; Moy a, 2001 . 1'=itlserv• vour The vehicle will be 1r '' parked II the Rutland (740) 949-7039 Sewer Treotmant Plant. or . (4) 13, 20, 27, 3 tc (740) 992·3203 ..... . 1 "No" 2 AciDr I '-~"" Public Notice Public lllotlce WELL,"' ' ThE II'IWJOI~(;. !~1\/E " P...\10\~~E OF St. Rt. 7 . t1bx 10$40 10x20$60 ' 155H2nt? Middleport 99~-2772 NJO\t> I'" • I Now Renting · A·J MINI-STORAGE 992·6396 ·2272 Racine Pizza Express 949-4900 Try, our new BLT & r-~--'I'O,T~'(. HARTWELL STORAGE· New Ho- • VIDJI ...... c~~HM 21 -1. · ~ (:J:X:fl) nu....,\1 Sldlq• New Garaaes 4111' 1111' 40~ a 304 372 llltll THE BORN LOSER 'W~-~.ra..r oo '!'OJ fo..IIIZ.teo~E; YOi' BUFLDERI FMC. Uo 2,100 18111 ...... 20 Pond ctftlilr Bridgers count: two ~ Naval liOn ..-1 . - 50 Superlative three andlng Caron role 31 Like Four five six seven Colerldge'e 52 Singer • Stride 11 liMarale • eight nine 33 Lacquered 53 Sumac Bandleader 12 Ahaband Ten jack queen king metalwore Brown compiii'IY ace , Bill Beebe, Bethlehem, Pa . ·: Yesterday, we started to look at fourth-suit forcing. This responder's rebid artificially announces at least game-going values and, often, uncertainty ·a bout direction. These are the common reasons for employing fourth· suit forcing : A desire to reach three notrump but no stopper in the fourth suit (with stopper, you could bid no-trump yourself); five cards in your CELEBRITY CIPHER major and fishing for by Luis Campos ~Cipher CIYJIIOtlramo ore croaltclltom quotallono by ramouo three-card support; or people. put and Each 1811Min lhe cipher ttand& lot anorher. slam interest in partTodsy's clue: R equals B ner's first-bid or sec' FE LVI ZLTDZ ZVOXKC ond-bid suit. North's two·dia· F y T YFSVL G YI TWWITD mond rebid is fourth VGJ suit forcing. Here the NITDZ, L V G X Z T Y.C responder wishes to a 1 v RIKFIPI TYC JQXKC make a slam-try in spades, showing a JTKCO DTKWV TCGDII' hand too strong just to IBIDZOY jump to four spades on , PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It Ia nol well for a man to pray cream the second round. . and live 1klm milk.' - Henry Ward Beecher · Knowing about the powerful hand opposite, South uses Blackwood before bidding 141td ~, c~Y •· POllAN seven spades. R.orro"V' lo11era of tho West leads the dia-· lou• scrambled ward• be. d · low .to fotm four tlmplo - ·· mon queen. Declarer must play R A WM 0 R the trump suit without J loss. Missing one bon- . • • . . . or only •• the jack •• .,.-~~,_;..,,.....,___, you should start with I CER R your kirig (or queen). · 1-....,,..,9......,,,_..,,~~ BARNEY · V. C. YOUNG Ill BISSELL 1t ,_ BY PHILLIP ALDER S.. Manning, W•yrie or Jim GIGII lllllltoii!FIJR!tlriLIIIIII ·-andPGrchDoctca Free Estimates ,_ 13 Brlt.' NIIvy ' 31 Aollllfl ltbbr. QOWN All the tricks get a FRE~ BIMe ~harpenlng. NIIW equl,;n.nt MHvlng dtllly 871-7214 n-· ... ... . 992-3470 ..u-R. . . . . . . . ~-~e. •• ,. _ . L.lceMecl • •..... reel UL'IIIAVIOLET IIAVI . S7 Gardin IW£: Nadii-Soullt 1• Every Spring Turie-Up Roofing • Home 949-1405 59Hi011 I Becol•• IIJIIIINIII 5I Dllp8ldled . ~-·Q 992-2975 ,., &llrrtlttt. 1heAnny 55 •KQJ~tll ·.f · # . Furnrcn t I I I I .. -.... .. --- 740-985-4180 Salea & Service 204 Condor St. · Pomeroy • G111vel Salld • lbPIOII • Pill Dirt .• Mulch Blllldour Servlca .. 51 Stucldl'lll 54 Sign up for .,. oA GRAVELY TRACTOR MllntinanceGutlel'l- Down Spout sa ztlra •JtiJ w K It I I • KQ Ul After' Pill Howarcll. . Wrltesel TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUTIU" 0, DAIIAQIIIG RuUand, Ohio · Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. .. Factory A1thort.d Cue-IHI'IIrtl - hfore6p.a t-M T .. llmblrto4111a.Zadorl 41 Utra I1IIIIY lid .... Interior FREE ESTliiATES t '"" 41 Ill Aulllor . M·IHI it,,. lngeur~~ plllric G AlctJI 9f~- IA·­ do rou" Brldg w1llfl !1117 ,...., •• 40 AlmM- corn • V· co. ACROSS ~f.rl..~~w poUt ..... 21211 "'"' MONUMENTAL UFE WANTED PHn.LIP ALDER UNDA'S PAINTING :IIU7 ... ,._ 7 Not1ll , _ . , Ohio 4l7w 740-992-5344 WVIOJI71l NBA Cro••word Puzzle • •I. •• ~ Cellular · Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 ' :.•• •• .••• ••• •• •• •I • Sunday, April I S, 200 I There's a good chance you might resurrect two endeavors in the year ahead lhat' previously ran out olslearn on you . This time around you should be able to see them to successful conclusions. ARIES (Man:h 21-April 19) This may be a topsy-IUrvy day for you because what you fig· ured would be a snap might fiz. zle, while other matters you tnought could be bummers will tlllh out just fine. Aries, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Stnd for your Astra-Graph pre- · dictions for the year ahead by mail ina $2 and SASE to AstroOmph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box I,8, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY IOIS6. Be sure to state your Zodiac sign. · .·TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It won't matter if you're a good ream player today if those with whom you're adjoined aren't. A luck of collective hnr1 mony will ~ubstantially reduce your 1.·hunces ror success. OEM INI tMny 21 -June 20) This is definitely not a duy to aimles~ly llil tll'"und. lf you hope to uccompli•lt your guuls, you will ha,·c t• l rnke things '" deprive you of success .loday one ~tep al 1.1 lime to secure your footing before you move on. • CANCER (June 21-July 22) · Do not take anyrhing for granl· cd today involving aclivities or dealings with friends and associates . If events or mailers are handled loosely. problems will .resull. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Set an example today, instead of merely tellln& othe!'S how things should or should not be done. Othen will mimic or ma«:h the perfolnwlce of those around them; . VIROO (Aua. 23-S'ept. 221 So lona u ·you don't do any· thins that would cause a .dis· ruptlon, lhi11hould be a rather pleasant day for you. Jusl be careful you don't trip over your own feet, · LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) If you're not afraid of hard work and dedlcallon to duty. the probabllitiel for' aalno an~ · arowth are very aood today. Returns· won't appear on their own. SCORPIO (~t . 24-Nov . 22) The only thin~ that could ~ when involved with others is fuzzy b<;hnvior or directives. Strive to be explicit when dealing with others. · SAGITIARlUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) It isn'rlikely so meone who owes you money will serlle the obli~alion without prompting and reminding him or her of lhe debl . Speak up if you're in need of repaymenr . · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Something you've never done but of which you've recently become inrerested in trying should not be toured lo your friend~ as a sure thing. If it goes wrong, you ' II be held accountable. AQUARIUS (Jah . 20-Feb. 19) Aconcerted elton is nlways required in order to achieve an · imvortant, dlff\cult goal. Today will offer no.exceptions.should you be shootina for a lofty tarset. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) When you take the time to analyze situations properly today, you'll have no 1rouble m.akl ng solid evaluatlon,a · ant! judg· menu. However, jumping to conclusiljlls can genert~te bad call . ' �./ • • ' The Dal?y Sent!uel • Pege B 7 .• PoMeroy, Mldd?1port, Ohio ••UMI& ··· IOIEIT IISSBL COISJIUOIOII C01111ACTOIS, Ill(. •Newtton.. Recine, Ol'llj) 45771 -ca..,. . 740-985-3948 · CONWTf/II.OCI/IIJCI( •ConiFIIII . Stop Sayre Truckine FAEE ESTIMATES 740 192-1671 WASH TnK:ks- TnctorT..ikr>--MobikHom<t • Occb · Driveways. Equipmenl <leaned .t JdfSidbem (7441) 985-4118 l'lal Wort<, a Compare ...... ......... MOBIL£ POWER •' 7 . . . •TIP SHADE RIVER AO. SERVICE "AhMd In •• me.· ; -IIJ",_.u..t/lllkW$615/100 FJFJ .... rw. -21" "'-" ,..IIIII S6JJ/SO -1211: ..... ~lin r.ISSJ0/50 SI.Ohll I $4.60/SO . L.,. en.6l. $5.25 , T.M.WrWsS41S/SO._ SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE c.,............ o.cn:...d • Foolerl, Wallo, Sl<pl• ~I'll! • P/1 TIU-SfAlE Ktplace-ols, • Wilks Fmail: aod Drivn • Slftldl Crete F'" Esth..tn Stnlac Ohio- w.v. L&L Tire Barn 44087 Wlpple Road · Pomeror HOURI<11oft . I'll a.m. Clttt• ScJ Plilll... l s - (IISTOM SCIIEN . ...... PRIFITING ~ 1·100-191-0735 s.t•1 11111 n, old l'lldllo 1:: .....,,,..a floc <1· R H llpf I'Hj l'lll [$()--: 1 hlJ CaFI C7luck M1 ci dl! !JrH I On1o ..1~) 7h0 304 882·2220 Medicare Supplement; Ufe l11$urancc; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement, . · Emergency Funds; Mortgage; Maj~r Medical • Nursing ill ..,. ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS '· DIHYIII n.-· /li HnnllbStupA'IIon<~ 1-~75-7124 AU Mllkn Tnctor & . 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'We Sstvlce All M8kes· Warner Heating & Cooling, Inc. · Under new ownership It Ia now 0 :rFRAN ...,K_&.;..;;..;;;EAR;;.;;.;;;N.;.;;;E;;;;,ST~--,=::=== l'rllne • Janltnll • Thwmal zane •LaiiiiCill Serving cuatomera 11 years · ' Gene & 8lllnte Fink, OWner Toll Frea 1-888-813-85115 Pt. PIMIIIIIt Ripley . l MN'f. IT 1\ · POINT TO ~ •RepPAcemeat Windows i Room Additions • Rooftn1 COMMERCIAL and RBIDOOIAL · FREE ESTIMATES 949-2804 PartsAndService ~ For Mowers, Olain Saw~ Weed Eate~,1illcrs and Go Carts. Your one stop shop for all repairs, parts and acceS!Ories for all major brands of power equipment! Also 1m 1110wing avail.· Pickup &delivuy.servicc 740·992·7599 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) RACINE GUN vL~Jc BENEFIT SHOOT FOR RON ~ONES April 14th, 12':00 noon 1/2 slug 2 shot All Proceeds to Ron Jones Man thru Fri 9-5:30: Saturday 9:00-1:00 Comer of Vlns &8th St Ranch Pizza A treat not to miss Beginner sponsored by Big Band Cloggars April 17th 6 pm Pomeroy Municipal. Building (Pollee Stallon) For more information contact Vivian May 992-7853 Eagle Ridge Farms Club Lambs-for sale Tom and Debbie Drake When it comes to selling your car, nothing goes the distance like the· eds! 7 40~949·2007 Racine Mower Clinic Open Mo.n-Frl 9·5:30 Sat 9-1 ~40)949-214 DoubleHun9 Replacement Windows Welded Frame& Sash 0-1 01 United Inches S1119.00 Installed J&L . Public Notlm Ia Ntw•tplplln. Your RlaJtt to Know, Dtllnred RlaJtt to Yo~1r Door. t 992-1717 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Conklin, to whloh plet 11 Rutland VIllage will Karen tllklng "alec! bide Dlllndantll hereby mede for 1 10r 1 Blue 1t84 Ford Caft No. 00 CV 148 deflnlte deecripllon of Ranger Spl .. h 4x4. In puriiUance of en eald Lot No. 18 and Vehicle "'lleage 11 Order of Sale In the Lot No. 17. 13,435. Minimum bid above entllled ectlan, I Pilor lnetrument 11 .,.,000. lllcle muet will offer for eele et Reference: O.R. be turned In ot the public auction, 11 tho VDiurne84, Pege 501. Rutlend Vlllege office front elepa ol tl1• premlue byFrtdly,Mey4,2001 . Court Houu In l1oc:attciii42101Meln They will lie Optlned 11 POll)troy, In the above rut, TUpptlrt the next Council . nemed County, on Plelne, Ohio, 45763. m..tlng, Tuetlday, May Tueectay the 22nd dey Slid premlau 11 '2001. The vehicle of Mey, 2001, at 10:30 appraleed at Ninety· will be parked 11 the o'clock a.m., tho eeven Thoueand Five Rutland Sewer following deecrlbed Hundred and no/100 Ttutrnent Plent. reel eawe: Dollar• .($97 ,500.00) (4)13,20,27,3tc Being Lote .No. te end cannot be eold and t7 0 1 for 1111 then two· Public Notice . Weatherman•• thlrcle of theUmount. Subdilllelon, Orange Term• of Sale: SHERIFF'S SALE OF Townahlp, Section 6 percent (10%) of REAL ESTATE Town 4 Nonh, lieng~ lele price In caeh or The Stete of Ohio, 12 Wut, Melge cenllled check at the 1111111 County, MerieHo County, Ohio, ee 111 ll!lle of ihe 1111 with Saving a Plank, outoncl deecrlbed In the balance In caeh Plelntlff, ve. Clayton P. Plot Book No. 4,-Page or certified check Conklin, Sr., akal5, In the Office of the within thirty (30) dey1 Cleyton Conklin, Meigs County oflhedateofeall. · Karen M, Conklln1 al\11 Recorder, reference lie COUPLE 01\'(S OF I'.EST, liND 'I'LL SE FINE. BLINO SPOT Relph E. l'rutMII • Sheriff Melge Coumy, Ohio Daniel A. Fouee, · Anomey (4) 5, 13, 20 . (Factory Outlet) All vertical bllndt are made lo order at our location . I.!P TO 70% OFF . • Vertical• • Wood • Mlnlt • Etc Sunset Home Construction New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall & More nm DEEm CODTRftCTIDG Complete Home Re~lr We Can Make Your ·Dream A Reality/ 7441-742-3411 FREE ESTIMATESJ HRRY'.$ENGINE AND AIR. COMPRESSORS . fRff ESTimiiTES Complete Mobile Repair on uwn . Tractors, Mowers, Tillers, Warranty Repairs OHJ40-742-22S7 1·166·299-4445 Remodeling . New AddHions Garages WV0282120 wv 304-a..ft74 .--~,......- e:~c.e::,SE:J! TO !IURSE YOU HEI'\LTH, 1>.'1>! 1\NVTHI!Ic;,, ! 23 Food org. 3 ~011 24 Jlul'ltion 4 ..._lilt 25 Two-1.-1 5 ....,_ llolh 740-985-4212 , ....... • Que(lly Drlvtwlye, . Plllol, Skllwllka. 25 YMJ'1IIxperPence Frtt Edmltll . 446-4995 ,,.,.•• Hill'• Self· 281170 llehln AOICI RICine, Ohio : : I I 740-949-2217 SIJit 5' X 10' · . Houra 7:00AM • 8:00 PM 740-992-5232 43 Lang tlm. 44 Slarlet'e quest 46 Harbor 47 "Picnic" Te KaMwro VIrginia author willOw . · 48 .hlcob'e i~,· My newly- married sister con- 1 ,fided that, 'two can live as cheaply las one, bulto do it both of them' t I~ Ia I • ~-~ ;:~~~; ~~~h;~~~~~~g ~~:d~ I' r r r.r r I' r 1· East : GIL II might deflect decl.a rer L-~-L.......L........L-.1.........1 you develop lrom atop No. 3 below. by dropping his spade nine at trick . two. A PRINT NUMBERED· (Agreed, South should ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES have bid seven no· A UNSCRAMBlE fORI .V ANSWER I I I I to I I I trump. Then he could , ~run~c~ SCJIAM..LETS ANSWERS · "first, before commitPapacy- Motif· Crest • Hearth • REPEAT ting himself m My neighbor who loves to gossip once told me. "You spades.) can't believe .everything you hear but you sure can RE· PEAT it.' -.. 0 ~==~= · ==·=·:·::!!!::::::::;;~===~~!!!!!~~~:W~~~=;--...,.....J ~ I I· I •• t Call Ua P'lrlt Or We Both Loeel :' Ask For Mike Hindle ,•••• 1-800·271·5179 or • • .' Marathon Service Center .' ~ •• 420 W. Main St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 •' j I I (acrmlrom Pizza Hut) ••• •'. •• to 10' x 30' los~owever, ••' . ,_~~ 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 42 Sha ~ I 12 j . '' HE WHO CANNOT DANCE PUTS THE 8LI\ME ON THE FLOOR • :· •• !'• 45771 .._.1 -rl--1 . dummy's spade ace,, R E KH 5 retaining the power of I I' I your 10 and here pick- · · · - • ing up.the suit without ·1 740-742-8015 or 1-an-353-1022 High &Dry Self-S?orage 28 ·= I I' -- Toii' Free ·youR CONCRETE . CONNECTION XI Slngtr- eil2.or time 1 IS TOO 8UMPI{! "Serving Hundreds ·of Satisfied Customers For Over 22 ~ars!" • STIAJ)y 22 Hawk oJ S1a1e If everyone plays low, L.=-==·=~·=-~ you .should cross to 1· ~ I CAth CATCH'THOSE BECAUSE TJ.IE 6R0UND Locally owned and operated by ·JACK l UNDA PROVI!NCI! ' 39563 Sumner Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • PROVEN • DEPENDABLE 41 Flnl-rate • (Z wda.) $IIIII up tor 0 %'U. BE RIGHT PEANUTS. J & L SANITATION 144 n.-rl AYt. Gtlptls Rutlend Vlllege will bl liking aealed bide LIIII!'JIIU: lor 1 Tan 1882 Ford Crown Vlctorle. Thle wae prevlouely our pt1trol car. Minimum bid le $2,100. Blda muet bl turned In at. the Rutland VIllage office by Frlcley, Mey 4, 2001. They will be opened at the next Call Now To Council m11t1ng, Tueedey; Moy a, 2001 . 1'=itlserv• vour The vehicle will be 1r '' parked II the Rutland (740) 949-7039 Sewer Treotmant Plant. or . (4) 13, 20, 27, 3 tc (740) 992·3203 ..... . 1 "No" 2 AciDr I '-~"" Public Notice Public lllotlce WELL,"' ' ThE II'IWJOI~(;. !~1\/E " P...\10\~~E OF St. Rt. 7 . t1bx 10$40 10x20$60 ' 155H2nt? Middleport 99~-2772 NJO\t> I'" • I Now Renting · A·J MINI-STORAGE 992·6396 ·2272 Racine Pizza Express 949-4900 Try, our new BLT & r-~--'I'O,T~'(. HARTWELL STORAGE· New Ho- • VIDJI ...... c~~HM 21 -1. · ~ (:J:X:fl) nu....,\1 Sldlq• New Garaaes 4111' 1111' 40~ a 304 372 llltll THE BORN LOSER 'W~-~.ra..r oo '!'OJ fo..IIIZ.teo~E; YOi' BUFLDERI FMC. Uo 2,100 18111 ...... 20 Pond ctftlilr Bridgers count: two ~ Naval liOn ..-1 . - 50 Superlative three andlng Caron role 31 Like Four five six seven Colerldge'e 52 Singer • Stride 11 liMarale • eight nine 33 Lacquered 53 Sumac Bandleader 12 Ahaband Ten jack queen king metalwore Brown compiii'IY ace , Bill Beebe, Bethlehem, Pa . ·: Yesterday, we started to look at fourth-suit forcing. This responder's rebid artificially announces at least game-going values and, often, uncertainty ·a bout direction. These are the common reasons for employing fourth· suit forcing : A desire to reach three notrump but no stopper in the fourth suit (with stopper, you could bid no-trump yourself); five cards in your CELEBRITY CIPHER major and fishing for by Luis Campos ~Cipher CIYJIIOtlramo ore croaltclltom quotallono by ramouo three-card support; or people. put and Each 1811Min lhe cipher ttand& lot anorher. slam interest in partTodsy's clue: R equals B ner's first-bid or sec' FE LVI ZLTDZ ZVOXKC ond-bid suit. North's two·dia· F y T YFSVL G YI TWWITD mond rebid is fourth VGJ suit forcing. Here the NITDZ, L V G X Z T Y.C responder wishes to a 1 v RIKFIPI TYC JQXKC make a slam-try in spades, showing a JTKCO DTKWV TCGDII' hand too strong just to IBIDZOY jump to four spades on , PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It Ia nol well for a man to pray cream the second round. . and live 1klm milk.' - Henry Ward Beecher · Knowing about the powerful hand opposite, South uses Blackwood before bidding 141td ~, c~Y •· POllAN seven spades. R.orro"V' lo11era of tho West leads the dia-· lou• scrambled ward• be. d · low .to fotm four tlmplo - ·· mon queen. Declarer must play R A WM 0 R the trump suit without J loss. Missing one bon- . • • . . . or only •• the jack •• .,.-~~,_;..,,.....,___, you should start with I CER R your kirig (or queen). · 1-....,,..,9......,,,_..,,~~ BARNEY · V. C. YOUNG Ill BISSELL 1t ,_ BY PHILLIP ALDER S.. Manning, W•yrie or Jim GIGII lllllltoii!FIJR!tlriLIIIIII ·-andPGrchDoctca Free Estimates ,_ 13 Brlt.' NIIvy ' 31 Aollllfl ltbbr. QOWN All the tricks get a FRE~ BIMe ~harpenlng. NIIW equl,;n.nt MHvlng dtllly 871-7214 n-· ... ... . 992-3470 ..u-R. . . . . . . . ~-~e. •• ,. _ . L.lceMecl • •..... reel UL'IIIAVIOLET IIAVI . S7 Gardin IW£: Nadii-Soullt 1• Every Spring Turie-Up Roofing • Home 949-1405 59Hi011 I Becol•• IIJIIIINIII 5I Dllp8ldled . ~-·Q 992-2975 ,., &llrrtlttt. 1heAnny 55 •KQJ~tll ·.f · # . Furnrcn t I I I I .. -.... .. --- 740-985-4180 Salea & Service 204 Condor St. · Pomeroy • G111vel Salld • lbPIOII • Pill Dirt .• Mulch Blllldour Servlca .. 51 Stucldl'lll 54 Sign up for .,. oA GRAVELY TRACTOR MllntinanceGutlel'l- Down Spout sa ztlra •JtiJ w K It I I • KQ Ul After' Pill Howarcll. . Wrltesel TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUTIU" 0, DAIIAQIIIG RuUand, Ohio · Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. .. Factory A1thort.d Cue-IHI'IIrtl - hfore6p.a t-M T .. llmblrto4111a.Zadorl 41 Utra I1IIIIY lid .... Interior FREE ESTliiATES t '"" 41 Ill Aulllor . M·IHI it,,. lngeur~~ plllric G AlctJI 9f~- IA·­ do rou" Brldg w1llfl !1117 ,...., •• 40 AlmM- corn • V· co. ACROSS ~f.rl..~~w poUt ..... 21211 "'"' MONUMENTAL UFE WANTED PHn.LIP ALDER UNDA'S PAINTING :IIU7 ... ,._ 7 Not1ll , _ . , Ohio 4l7w 740-992-5344 WVIOJI71l NBA Cro••word Puzzle • •I. •• ~ Cellular · Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 ' :.•• •• .••• ••• •• •• •I • Sunday, April I S, 200 I There's a good chance you might resurrect two endeavors in the year ahead lhat' previously ran out olslearn on you . This time around you should be able to see them to successful conclusions. ARIES (Man:h 21-April 19) This may be a topsy-IUrvy day for you because what you fig· ured would be a snap might fiz. zle, while other matters you tnought could be bummers will tlllh out just fine. Aries, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Stnd for your Astra-Graph pre- · dictions for the year ahead by mail ina $2 and SASE to AstroOmph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box I,8, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY IOIS6. Be sure to state your Zodiac sign. · .·TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It won't matter if you're a good ream player today if those with whom you're adjoined aren't. A luck of collective hnr1 mony will ~ubstantially reduce your 1.·hunces ror success. OEM INI tMny 21 -June 20) This is definitely not a duy to aimles~ly llil tll'"und. lf you hope to uccompli•lt your guuls, you will ha,·c t• l rnke things '" deprive you of success .loday one ~tep al 1.1 lime to secure your footing before you move on. • CANCER (June 21-July 22) · Do not take anyrhing for granl· cd today involving aclivities or dealings with friends and associates . If events or mailers are handled loosely. problems will .resull. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Set an example today, instead of merely tellln& othe!'S how things should or should not be done. Othen will mimic or ma«:h the perfolnwlce of those around them; . VIROO (Aua. 23-S'ept. 221 So lona u ·you don't do any· thins that would cause a .dis· ruptlon, lhi11hould be a rather pleasant day for you. Jusl be careful you don't trip over your own feet, · LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) If you're not afraid of hard work and dedlcallon to duty. the probabllitiel for' aalno an~ · arowth are very aood today. Returns· won't appear on their own. SCORPIO (~t . 24-Nov . 22) The only thin~ that could ~ when involved with others is fuzzy b<;hnvior or directives. Strive to be explicit when dealing with others. · SAGITIARlUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) It isn'rlikely so meone who owes you money will serlle the obli~alion without prompting and reminding him or her of lhe debl . Speak up if you're in need of repaymenr . · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Something you've never done but of which you've recently become inrerested in trying should not be toured lo your friend~ as a sure thing. If it goes wrong, you ' II be held accountable. AQUARIUS (Jah . 20-Feb. 19) Aconcerted elton is nlways required in order to achieve an · imvortant, dlff\cult goal. Today will offer no.exceptions.should you be shootina for a lofty tarset. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) When you take the time to analyze situations properly today, you'll have no 1rouble m.akl ng solid evaluatlon,a · ant! judg· menu. However, jumping to conclusiljlls can genert~te bad call . ' �f • ' - ·: =~ Ftt' y, . . 11, IIIDt: Pomeior, 11111111p CM1, Ohio Pllge B I • The Dilly 11,...,. Bush Abducted teen's own negotiation skills fr~ her ROLLINS. Mont. (AP) Throughout the I 0-hour standoff between police and the nun holding her captive in a ronllakeside cabin, 17year-old Anne Sluti worked the phone, confidendy relaying each side's russurances and demands." Finally, at about- 3 a.m. Thursday, she nude her captor SJ?eak with negotiators and agree it was time to give up. Authorities on Thursday were calling the Nebraska honors student "very clever and ve.ry brave" and said she was instrumental in convincing Anthony Zappa, the man police say abducted her six days earlier, to surrender peacefully. Zappa wouldn't speak to • authorities surrounding the cabin until minutes before the surrender, but it was clear he was !>overing over Sluti while she talked, Lake County Undersheriff Mike Sargeant said. She never referred to Zappa by name until the end. "Can I talk to · Tony?" Sargeant asked. . "That's entirely 'u p to him," Sargeant recalled Sluti sa)'lng. "I could almost envision her thrusting the phone toward him, and she said 'Talk to them, Tony,"' he said. Zappa's voice was almost a whisper when he spoke. "I'm scared they're gonna shoot me;' Zappa said, according to Sargeant. He made two demands, Sergeant said: He dido 't want officers to shoot him, and he wanted to serve his prison time in Minnesota. Zappa, 29, also known as Anthony Steven Wright, was •• • . ' •t to ensure the privacy of ••• \... • already wanted on charges indudi ng assault, theft and gun violations in Nebi'2Ska, Iowa, Wisconsin and Louisiana. He had eluded authorities since February for failing to appear in Minnesota on a burglary charge. and at one point, police dosed the Mall of America near Minneapolis afi:er he was spotted. Late Thursday, another charge was added: kidnappmg. Witnesses had told police they saw a man hit Sluti over the head in the parking lot of a· Kearney, Neb., mall on April 6, drag her into a vehicle and drive away. Het car· was found locked, with her purse lying nearby. . A day later, Saturday, Simi tried to phone family and friends but was cut off, police said. On Sunday, her 911 call got through and was traced to a cabin near Yellowstone National Park, but . police found it empty. Authorities linked Zappa to the abduction through a stolen sport utility vehicle found abandoned about 30 miles · away, not far from where a blue Toyota Tercel had been stolen. On Wednesday, a landlord tipped off police to the cabin on Flathead Lake after reporting an unfamiliar car nearby. It was a blue Tercel. It took 10 hours of negonatwns before Zappa emerged onto the cabin's patio with Sluti. Sheriff Bill Barron ordered Zappa to lay fage- down and told the girl to walk backward, away from Zappa, toward where officers hidden behind the glare of patrol .car headlights. were WASHINGTON (AP) - Brushing rhe health care industry has two !W'5 to aside opposition trom hospitals and imur- comply with the rules. ers, President Bush on Thursday endoned Mfor the first rime, palients.will hM full sweeping rules to ensure rhe privacy of acccs5 to !heir medical m:onk and more · medical files while ordering ch:tnga so control over hoW their personal informaparents can see their children s records. lion will be utcd and disclosed," Bush said. The rules proposed The rules require docton, hospitals ~ late in the Clinton other health care providers 10 ~ pennisadministrarion and sion before disclosing patients' informaquiddy put under tion. Patients wiD ha.e the right to inspect review after Bush tOOk their medical records and request correc.office will give patients tions. They cover electtonic, wrilkn and the ability to control oal communications al>out patients. who sees !heir medical . Iqnoper djsdosure of meitical informarecords. · tion can result in 6nes and imprisonment. The decision to move Beside! children's records, the adminisBuh ahead with the first-ever tntion intends other rule changes. One federal protections is in would make it clear that doctors can share contrast to Bush's rolling back of other information with specialists who are treatClinton-era consumer protections on the ing tbc same patient and pharmaciSts can environment and woi:ker safety. fill prescriptions over the telephone. The guidelines take effect Saturday. but The regulations' are intended to create a uniixm scandard for paliet~~~ who 11011( DfK ~ sure laws o6mng YMYint protccnons. , "We haYc laws in this COWIIry 10 proteo:! cbe personal information cootain..d iiJ bank, credit card and ·other ~ records. Our citizens 111111t IIQt wait ant longer for protectio~ of the most penonal of all information- their bealth records,!' said Health and Human Services TommyThoJIIPSOn. ~ The Clinton administration i$tued lhf rules in its final weeks, long after Conpe4 tried unsuccessfully to write a medic;al p~ ncy.law. ~ The airrent admi~tion had a c~ 10 review the rules and . did so. During~ lime, the government received 11101e ~ 24,000 comments ~m patient advocatq and health care ind!Jrry officials who hal-f long fought over the issue. ~ . Sectetuf ,, .• ~ ' Flood predittions·lowered, but Midwest rivers still rising~ · • ' . ' FARGO, N.D. (AP) - Forecasters say the Midwest's swollen rivers won't crest as high as expected, but with many rivers already above flood stage and still rising. residents aren't taking chances. Minnesota Gol(. Jess~ Ventura helped pile sandbags in Moorhead, Minn ., as residents along the Red River fqught to shore up emergency dikes and protect hoines and businesses. "[ think what you offer them is: 'Jump in and help them,"' Ventura said Thursday, urging more people to help out. "I think that's the best encouragement." In Fargo, where. the Red River isn't expected to crest until Monday or Tuesday, the water was already a foot above flood stage Thursday night. ~he new crest estimate, 37.5 feet, is ·down a half foot, but for Ed Schmidt's home to make it, that crest needs to fall below 37 feet. · "I feel more comfortable when · I know I've got the edge," Schmidt said Thursday as he built up the dike around his house. Across the river, .National Guard soldiers set up portable bridges to span a section of road near Moorhead that was The Mississippi River also threatenea "Yo11 can't jllst forget abo11t it and take down your dike and low:lying areas in eastern Minnesot!, ·western Wisconsin and northeast Iowa ~ pretend it~ not going to rain. " Meteorologists said the Missi55ip!ii cut to allow flo!Jdwaters through. About ISO homes in Oakport Township would be accessible only by boat without the bridges. "You .can't just forget about it and take dOwn your dike and · pretend it's not going to rain," 5aid Dorothy Skalicky, who had to take a boat to her home ' after floodwater'l cut off the roads. • Downstream, after the Red 'River flows i.ito the Minnesota, the wejght of levee I holdingDaCk the SWOllen . river cracked the ·city water main at Grainte falls, Minn. The leak is eroding the levee, 11ut crews can't repair it without tearing up the dike, Mayor Dave Smiglewsld said. "How ironic. We don't have water, we have a flood," Smiglewsld said. "It is really what we didn't need to have happen right now." · a ., • • f· • • - .. • could reach its second-higlmt level in Wisconsin, second only to a record-set ' ting April. 1965. That April was disbear~ enin~y similar to this one, when a coql March didn't melt the winter snow, sail! National Weather Service meteorol~ •( Jeff Boyne. . :Wisconsin only got 2 to 5 inches of rain this week, but melting snow added . 3 inches of water. , Strong storins that moved through th'e l\_1id~est on Wednesday and ThurKtaY cut electricity to thoijSands of people in Ohio, Michig'an, Nebraska and Colorado, and-tornadoes damaged buildings and killed two people in Iowa. . In western Nebraska, crews batdt~cl snow and mud as they repaired downed electrical lines. A Detroit fourth-gnder was electrocuted when he touched ..a downed power line there, and an Obi6 man died when a large tree branch was blown into him. ' ' \ G:olfers t h. e wh • • 0 aren only love ., t We love it when people say · nice things about us. Golf Digest recently listed Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trait among the.top 50 golf destinations in the world! And in its current Places to P!? ratings, Go.lf Digest gave most of the Tr;ut's 21 courses ' 4 stars-and some even got 4Y,. 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