https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7a6156d7d71afd7e21ac2f68ea1c6d9b.pdf f93cf6d59f1c4f2250f1d1028d90216f PDF Text Text • Baseba The Daily Sentinel ...... 1o,GI dsl Omar Daal didn't 'pitch particldarly well. He came through with his bat twice in one inning, though, and now has as many wins as he did all last season. Philadelphia's Daal gave up six runs in five-plus inning> on the mound Sunday against the visiting San Francisco Giants. At the plate, he had two hits, scored rwice and drove in a run during a nine-run second inning in the Phillies' 10-8 victory. "I feel more comfortable, · and the team · is scori;..g for me," said Daal (4-0), who went 4• 19 in 2000. " I knew I had to prove myself, but now I know that they have confidence in Page~ game-winning bases-loaded single in the I hh, and Jason Kendall, who hit a three- run homer earlier, tripled to start the winning raUy for host Pittsburgh. Joe Beimel (2-0) pitched three scoreless . innings. Gabe White (0-3) took the loss_ ~ the Rockies' seventh in 10, games. • . ,••.,• ..., 7. 2101 Baker signs with Ohio Valley AROUND THE DIAMOND ---- -f ';U' c lllll..e~~Ue w ~ Monlrool 11 15 13 13 12 L 12 17 16 17 .. A4ll .<433 .381 w L Pet 11 13 .633 19 16 16 15 I. 15 PeL .800 .-469 4 41/2 5 6 112 2 1/2 .533 • 3 4 .500 4112 -_-.,. 6 112 .552 1. 12 15 17 WooiDivlolon 08 W L Pet Jeff Bagwell's. grand slam . Los Angeles 11 14 .548 1 16 15 .516 Mzona capped a six-run .sixth inning, 15 15 .500 1112 Col9<adO and Richard Hidalgo added a San FranciscO 15 15, .500 1 1/2 2 San Diego three-run homer for Houston 15 16 ·before a crowd ofjust 6,041 in . N.Y. Mets 8, Arizona 1 MontreaL San Diego 5, cn;mad 2 Chicago Cubs 20. Los Angeles I Julio Lugo went 5-for-5, Hou51on 4, ~real 3 and Bagwell went 4- for-5 PinSburgh II , Colorado 3 Atlaro 6, St. Lou~ 5 with five RBis, including an Milwaukee 8, FlOrida 2 Phila<lelphia -, San francisco 2 RBI single in the first off lllt!.'' Atlanta 7, St. louiS 5 Last season, Daal didn't get Chris Peters (2-3) . FlOrida 5, Milwaukee 1 Scott Elarton (4-3) allowed win No.4 until Sept. 26, when Arizooa 8, N.Y. Mets 2 San Diego 8, Cineirlna1i 2 he beat the Cubs 10-4 to six runs in fiw-plus innings. avoid becoming the maJOrs first 20-game loser in two Marlins 5, Brewers 1 Jns· longest winning streak decades. Chuck Smith won his 2001 since April 1999, when they Bobby Abreu's three-run double and Kevin Jordan 's debut, allowing three hits in also won eight straight. The two-run double highlighted eight innings and driving in victory finished a 6-0 road trip the big inning. Jimmy R.oUins t\VO runs for florida at home.' that began in Kansas City and drove in runs with a single and Smith had been sidelined gave Clevel~nd its first t\votriple, the .latter scoring Daal since March 24, when he ciry road sweep 1979. Chuck finley (3-2) got the to make it 10-2. sprained his right shoulder in a Kirk Rueter (3-3) went fall as he ctossed home plate Wlll. one-plus inning, allowing during a spring training game. eight runs, S.even earned. San He went 6-6 last year as a 3D4, Royals 2 Francisco's Rich Aurilia went year-old rookie. 3-for-5 with a single, triple Jimmy Haynes (3-3) gave up Brad Radke (6-0) scattered · five runs, four earned, in SIX seven hits over 8 1-3 inning. and homer. · mnmg.. to become the first six-game winner in the majors. . Cabs 3, Dodgen 2 Yankees 2, Orioles 1 · Luis Rivas had three hits, including a home run off Todd Hundley drove in the Mike Mussina was uncomChad Durbin (0-2), for host winning run with a ninthinning single as the Cubs fortable everywhere but the Minnesota, which improved to swept their first series of three pitcher's mound in his return 21 -8. Twins closer LaTroy games or more against the to Baltimore. Pitching against the Orioles Hawkins, who blew his first Dodgers at Wrigley field since for the first time in his career•. save in 24 career chances on June 16-18,1972. Tom Gordon pitched one Mussina allowed one run in Saturday, got two outs for his · perfect inning for his first win seven innings Sunday to help lOth save. the New York Yankees comin 2 1/2 years as the Cubs .beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2. plete a four-game sweep with Jays 11, . Hampered by · right elbow a 2-1 victory. Martnen3 · Walking to the mound from problems, Gordon made just 21 appearances during the th~ visiting augout at Camden Darrin Fletcher's fi~t rwo 1999 'regular season; compiling Yards was a we~rd sensation for home 'runs of the season were II saves and an 0-2 record. He Mussina (3-3), as was pitching among five hit by Toronto as missed last sea.on entirely after to former teammates and the visiting Blue Jays handed reconstructive elbow surgery. friends Cal Ripken and Brady Seatde's its first series loss. Anderson. The Mariners had won a D·backs 8, Mets 2 . "It was odd, a~~ I _exp~cted · franchise-high nine straight It to be that way, said MuSS!- series to open the season Luis Gonzalez hit his major na, who spent I 0 years wtth before dropping two of three league-best 15th homer and the Orioles before signing a to Toronto. . Fletcher had his eighth increased his NL-leading RBI six-year; $88.5 million contotal to 34, and Cure Schilling tract with NewYo,rk. . career multihomer game, (5-0) struck out nine over . Scott BroSius h1t. a t1ebreak- while Raul Mondcsi , Tony seven innings at Shea Stadium. mg h~me run 111 the eighth, Batista, and Brad Fullmer also Gonzalez hit· a three- run hiS thtrd homer ~f the _senes, homered for th~ Blue Jays. shot off Steve Trachsel (1-5) in to prov1de Mussma With an the third and drove in another emotional . and hard-l'arne_d Sol 10, victory. run in the seventh. Mussina yielded nryly four Braves 7, cardinals 5 hits through six innings but Ray Durham and Jose trailed 1-0. The Yankees tied it in the· seventh on Jorge Posa- Valentin had RBI singles in a Chipper Jones homered four-run seventh as visiting twice to reach 200 for his da's sacrifice fly and went Chi.cago snapped a four-game. career, and host Adanta used ahead when Brosius connectskid. five pitchers after starter Kevin ed on the fifth pitch from With Texas leading 4-3, the Millwood left after two Mike Trombley (1-1) . "Mike made what we gave White Sox rallied in the sevinnings complaining of a stiff him work;' Brosius said. "We enth inning against Kenny right shoulder. Rogers (1-3) with help from a With the game tied 4-4 in didn't give him much to work pair of errors by first baseman the seventh, the Braves scored with." Rafael Palmeiro on the same three unearned runs off Gene play. Indians 10, Stechschulte (0-2) with help David Wells (3-3)' got his from shortstop Edgar RenteDevil Rays l first win since April 19. Keith ria's two_ errors. Foulke got five outs for his Jose Cab~era (1-0) go.t the Marty Cordova's two-run fifth save. win, and John Rocker earned double off Doug Creek (1-1) his eighth save. snapped an eighth-inning tie 3, and Cleveland won its eightli 4, Rockies 3 · straight game. . ' The sweep of the three- , Tim Salmon .hit a gameAramis Ramirez had a game series. extended the Indi- tying two-run homer and -.,·. S-(•- 'IWins " -13,Mol-7 - . . 4. Collndo3.11 . . . . . PI~- 10, Son F . - a Cliclgo CUba 3, .... Mgoloo 2 TIIMV'•- Ptilodolplia (P.... 2., at Houllon (-.:;old 1·1), 8:05p.lll ~ (Ril<lllo 0.3) at Sl. Louil ~ 3-2).1:10 Eaotlllvleiolt - Ciiclgo Cubo (~ 3-1) .. .... (Rigdon 2·1 ). 8:05 p.liL - -vor11 O.al IMH ,...lilly N.Y. (Gonzalel!Hl) II ~ (llohlnOn 1·3), 9:05p.m. - !Hetnilell •• 1% 11 t3 • ~ 13 11 22 PeL .813 .613 .sec A08 -- ........ 9 12 11 9 . 08 112 6 112 10 17 .690 - ( - J r. 1..) at s.n·f - 20 19 .. ,, 1 •fl f•. 1 -u· • P • •• Texas 2. Chicago Wlite Sox 0 Delroil 11 . Anaheim 2 Sundey'a Gameo Cleveland 10. T- Bay 3 N.Y. Yankees 2, Ballimom I Minnesota 4, Kansas City 2 Cnicllgo White sox 10, Texas 5 ..• • •' ...•. out six as he easily controiY~d the A's, who have won only four times at home. Rod Beck got the. final two outs - for his second save in . three chances. · Cory Lidle (0-2), who ~d not have a decision in his ~t three starts, aUowed five nins on five hits in six innings. Tlprs 2 Pirates . Reds Reds star.t er Osvaldo Fernandez (4-2), who had won three straight . starts, aUowed seven runs on eight hits over from Pap81 1 2-3 inning>. He c.o mpoundinstinctive to try to grab it. ed his problems with some If ! ' had left that ball go, the c;rrant fielding. shortstop would have got it Ri ckey Henderson led off easy." _ the game with a double and Tollberg at first waived off scored one out later on the trainer but then had to be Klesko 's single to righ t. treated. He was bleeding Klesko went to second when where the .fingernail on his a return throw from catcl~er middle finger had been Jason LaRue boun ced o(f Fernandez's glove, and went jammed. Rndney Myers, Jimmy to third on an infield hit . by Ostling and David Lee fin- Daw Magadan that caromed ished the fo·ur-hitter for San ofT Fernandez's glove. Kle sko scored on an infield Diego. The loss extended the hit by Bubba Trammell lo . Reds' losing streak to five deep short, and the Reds gan1es - the team's longest start~d to hear boos. Donaldd Mendez led off skid since Aug. 1.-6 last season. the second with a single and went to, second on Tollberg's sacrifice bunt. Henderson walked, and Mark Kotsay loaded the based on a fielder's choice grounder to short. Klesko singled to left, driving in t\vo . runs, and Magadan followed with a two-run double to the left-field corner: Trammdl's RBI single co mpleted· the five-run mmng. San Diego loaded the bases again in the third but got only one run , on Kl~sko's saC fly, to make it 8-0. The Reds got an unearned run in the fourth on Aaron Boone's sacrifice fly; and ·one in the ninth on Pokey Reese's RBI single. • •• ••, ,J,, '"' l\1uttltt •port . PUIUPrny r• rttun ., ' ... _.,I OMEROY - · on the street as weU . Matthew .Strong said that both he and his wife' have been .ordered by police officers on seven! occasions to move their vehicle or else have it towed. Council acknowledged that a pallcing issue does exist on Mulberry Avenue and decided to l~k into the matter and see what could be done to rectify the problem. Following a brief deliberario'! on the parking problem, Police Chief Mlrk Proffitt informed ·council of the police department's n·eed for three new I 0- MEDICAID pound fire extinguishers, which would be affixed in aU police cruisers. Along with the new extinguishers, Proffitt said that two existing tanks need filled and that three car brackets need to be purchased so that the fire safety devices could be installed. Cost of the new equipment would total $232. . Proffitt also requested that three neW organizers be purchased for the depart- . COUNCIL WllltG - Pomeroy Village met Malfdl'/ ment's cruisers. The o=nizers would e~~ening to discuss various parking problems alonl MulberrY • ·..A~~enue and to purchase new equipment for the pollee ..,_..... .......... Pw' I .. AS ment. (Tony M. Leach photo) ·· Flower garden Nursing homes continue • •• GASOLINE Bush can't help • • • ns1ng pnces • fight ' : COLUMBUS (AP) · ~he state would slow; the of growth in Medicaid reimbursements to nursing homes by $327 million over two yean, under bud~t revisions proposed by Gov. Bob Taft. . : Taft$ original ' sp~nding · ,' reduction was about $250 · lnillion <Wer two years. It· · Did your LP gas supplier 'd eliver fair price and great service to you this winter?. If not, you should be WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush has no "magic wand" to wave away soaring gasoline prices, the.White House said Monday, ruling out price controls and offering litde hope of a reduction in the federal gas tax. · Presidential spokesman Ari Fleischer also dismissed suggestions that high energy costs should change American lifestyles. "That's a big no;' he told reporters. "It should be the goal of policy makers to protect the American way of life." The nation's average price of gas, . includi~tg . all grad,es taXei., l..inc:rea.sed 8.58 cen~ to $1 .76 ove~ the last twO weeks - with the ' Midwest and West experiencing the biggest jumps at the pump, according to the Lundberg Survey of 8,000 service stations. Fleischer, peppered with questions about the remote possibility of $3-agallon gasoline this summer, s;~id there's not much a president can do. . "It's tantamount to a tax increase on the American people," he said, "and that's one reason why it's so important for the nation to have·an energy policy that reflects the c~lenges the nation is facing." .But the· White House enerb'Y policy, due to be released this month, deals with long-term solutions to supply shortages and won't ease problems at the pump this summer. Fleischer said )lush is opposed to price. controls and has not supported calls to repeal or cut the 18.4-cents-a-gallon federal gas tax. "The president has not joined that chorus before,". Fleischer said. "I do not rule it out but ... that is not something the president is focused on." He said reducing the tax WOI!ld "create havoc" on national road and bridge programs that are funded 'by the tax. ·Senior White House officials, speaking on condition of anonymiry, said Bush expects pressure from Congress to reduce the gas tax, perhaps by rolling back the 4.3-cent;-a-gallon increa.;e imposed in 1993. Bush aides are telling lawmakers he doesn't support the reduction, though they are leaving some wiggle room in case approval of the decrease is critical to passage of his broader energy plans, the officials said. " If any politician has a magic wand that they can wave over gas prices to lower them, the president ... would like to listen to them;' Fleischer said. rate a Burlile LP Gas customer! ' Fair Price Great Service Burllle LP gas prices were /owsr than most other LP gas providers this winter** Timely deliveries Experienced service techs Emergency deliveries Budget plans • ' 8rew as scare analysts ~~, · the p~posaJ; TiJD:... ~. · :nre~ ...istant ........_,..•, . 'd'l\l" .:.. ' • Fair Price. Great Service. You Deserve Both. Call Burlile LP Gas today •. 446-4119 or 800-423-4399 and ' Wia!tot, sat Mun- day:• • ' - ;·. ""' 'I,\,' 'il the nursing home . industry says the reduction . - about $220,000 .3J111\l#l~· • ly for an average p.tii~(;'lr· home · of about ,,,; ,_.,. of her nome. Recent weather trends has many Meigs cOlmtf<~ns ' on their lawn and prden projects, (Tony M'. Leach pjloto) · • $279 oll8r for c:onverwlon lnatau.tione; complete , _ inatallatlona $299. lnciultell200 gal LP. ""Baaed on WMidy telephont price IUIVeyt of major LP pmlderw In 1re1 1110().03101. . . . . . . . . . . . ! ... . ' , . ._ . f. •• fi i ~- f ' • • • ,. 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I I MOTORCRAFT I M41NTENANCEII FAST LUBE I 1 ·--~,.·-~~~-•--..ioik· · PACKAGE · 1 I , Service Includes up lo 5 quarts of .Motora-aft oil J _""_,,..._,._,_,_ __ 1I 1and new Motorcraft oil filter • Perform Muld·Poln• I -~n•••..n:ChooiiiiCiodji.olotr_...,..,.., 1 Vehicle Inspection • Check and fill necessary ftul~ I !:':.-=:::;.~0::::.0:~;:'.:=.,.."'1 I • Allin 29 minutes or tess • Diesel vehicle& may := •""'*"-.,."""~....,.,...,a.o""'-~·1 L.;______ extra. · ,I --ondpolll.--,.....,-ma•(bo-a ~~----------------~ -------- ' CHICAGO (AP) - Summer vacations are just around the corner, and once again soaring gasoline prices are driving some motorists around the bend. • U.S. pump prices have hit record highs, topping the $2-a-gallon mark ·in Chicago ·and California and spurring talk of a possible $3 a gallon·sometime after the peak driving Ieason begins on Memorial Day. · "This is price gouging," complained jacquie Van Keuren, -filljng up at a San francisco gas station after paying as much as $2.64 a gallon n a we~kend trip to Los Angeles. The odds appear to be ag;ii S3 gas, according to one · industry an , t. That wOuld happen "only if something • 1 es seriously wrong" with supplies, ':! , Adam Sieminski of Deutsche Bane Alex · wn. But even where prices are now, c [1\sumers are having unhappy flashbacks tp 4 t year .' ..., ''~-llr'P ~ • . . ,........._....,.....,illwllll_o.lil____....,__....... ' . at your t:llintlM 'I •tt fllt l' ' ' ' "rl --~------------------------~------------------------------~----------------------~·. LJ> Tank Set Spe£1al !! ~ $4995 1\ ::· j White Rangens Angels SENTINEL NEWS STAff Parking issues we~ discussed and new equipment w~s · purchased during , Monday's meeting of Village Council. Pomeroy residents Matthew and , Malinda Strong met with council to disl:uss an apparent parking problem on ~ulberry Avenue. . The StrongJ believe that they are being disaiminated against for parking along the street, .despite other tesidents parking ' 1nnin!js Athletics. · ,I BY TOllY M. Luat •• •• • N.Y. Y-..s 5, Ballimole 2 Seal1l8 7, Toronlo 5 7. ()aldancl1 Ctewlancl9, Ta..... Bay' Kansas City 12. Minnesota 10. 12 O'leary homered to account for Boston's five-run fifth inning, and Pedro Martinez allowed one run in seven . innings. Offerman's three-run shot was his third home run of the season and second in as many . games. O'Leary's second Red Sox 5, homer .was a t\Vo-run drive. · · Martinez (4-0) gave up one Jose OfTerfl!an .and Troy run on four hitS, and struck \'•· I H••aiDwaa Ncwsp .eyes Mulbe..,-y pa _,..- Garret Anderson drow in the winning run with a lOthinning single off Danny Patterson (2-1) as host Anaheim beat Detroit. AI Levine (1.-1) retired the side in order in the top of the 1Oth to earn the victory. . ••ue '(IPI WLPctOI 23 8 .7-12 15 16 .<1&4 8 12 18 .400 10 112 11 20"" .355 ' 12 Anaheim 3, Detroit 2, 10 imings . ".1.\ ll Mdp Ct&JIJ'I • • _.,. . 9 .355 11 .321 11 112 -- ( - ..,,, 10:10 p.m. ,.. •• ,,,.. o.MII L 12 20 Cinciwooti 1-3) at ArtzOna ( - . o n o-3 • 11'.35 p.m. ~ 0.0) ...... Angeles C'*>ago Clb (Wood 1-2) al kM ( - 2•2), 8:05 p.m. . Pl1illdefphla (T-.ooo 3-G) at IDn (Uma H). 8;05p.m. Pilllt>Urgh (AIIdei'IOII 2·1) 81 St: Louis , _ 1·2). 8:10p.m. N.Y. Me1s (l'oppler 2-2) 81 ColotodO (AsiOCio 3-2). 9:05p.m. Cin<imilti (Reitsma 2·2) at ArtzOna (Johnson 3·3), 9:35 p.m. Atlaru (Maddux 3-2) at San Diego (Jarvis H). 10:05 p.m. Florida (PeM)' 1.0) 81 Los Angeles (Prol<qlec 3.0). 10:10 p.m. Montreal (Thurman 2·3) a1 San Frao· cisCO (Eates 2·2). 10:15 p.m. W 19 WLPct08 21 8 ,72. p .m. cloco (O!tiz +1), 10:15 p.m. 1ca ~ Tadil(1 Sentinel :a lrd•••-12,.... calendar Classifieds Comics · Editorials ·Obituaries Weather .r=l: , Lotteries . M •·I . Grou~~f drugs help drive spending AS ~ 82,4 PlcU; 1-l·::Z; Pldi 4: 6-1+5 as (,!~, when prices also_,.dimbed more than S2 a · gallon. "It's ridiculous," Cedric Norwood said Monday as he fueled up in · downtown Chicago. "The oil companies are going to suck us dry." A recent federal Trade Commission report on last summer's pdce run-up found no evidence of oil industry collusion, and no blame has yet been laid for this year's increase, which is tied to tight supplies. U.S. motorists still pay far less than their counterparts in Europe and Asia. · Nonetheless, pump rage is in fuU blossom . as prices hit unprecedented levels - eSpecially in smog-prone part• of the Midwest and West which are required to use cleaner, "reformulated" gasoline in summer. ·· ···=2·1+19-30-:!e W.VA. Bl. 6 o.llr. :J:' 340.,., 4: 6-+ 1.. A2 Q :ZOO) Q!llo Volloy PUblitltinj Co. WASHINGTON (AP) -New drugs aimed at contro~ arthritis; high cholesterol and stomacli ' ailmen~ are helping drive increases in dveraU spending on prescriptiolis, a new stlldy shows. Sales ·of about two dozen of the most popular drugs were responsible for just over half of the 18.8 pe~t rise in prescription drug spending from 1999 to 2000, said the.. National Institute fof J-iealth Care Management, a Washington-~ed private group. increases Of9,000 medicines studied, the 50 best "Most of these drug. are the blockbusters seUers grabbed a 44 percent share of the many Americans haw come to know by $131.9 billion spent on prescription drug. name and see advertised more and more," last year and 23 of them accounted for 50.7 said Nancy Chockley, the group's president. percent ·o f the $20.8 billion increase liom She call~ for more n.-sean:h comparing· 1999. d · · In addition to Vioxx for ~iris inflam- the benefits of newly approve prescnpno~ mations and Ptilosec for ulcers, other pop-'. drugs to that of older and usually less ularnew names like Celebrex, Lipiror and 1 expensive drugs."We need to better under~ .. Prevacid were instrumental in driving the stand what is driving the !,=wth tn the us.e spending increase~ of these drug.," she said .. · .J Lives During Notional Nurs~s Week, May 6-12, we'd like to i'sollute the nurses of Holzer Medicoi .Center, whose core and compassion ore truly special. Discover the ·Holzer Diff~rrce. . . , ·' ••• �Al Ohio ·· hte Daily Sentinel . . . . ., • ..., •• 2101 Misdemeanor indictment outrages mother CINCINNATI (AP) - A grand jury's choice of misdemeanor charges against a white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man brought outrage from the victim's mother but peaceful protest in a city still scarred by last month's rioting. . " ( feel it was a Jlap on the wrist," Angela Leisure said of the -indictmena handed up Monday. "I don't feel like justice was served. I feel it was not severe enough f~r the Jeverity of what he did. He took a life. Negligence that doesn't cut it for me." Leisure's son, Timothy Thomas, 19, was shot by police Officer Stephen Roach early on April 7 in an alley after Thomas fled &om officers who tried to arrest him. Thomas was wanted on 14 .. I • •••,• J.mner1 • 0 ltn''" I w.w.. t misdemeanor warrana, all but two of them for traffic offenses. , Police officials hurriedly turned the investigation owr to the Hamilton County prosecutor. When a mostly black crowd r;.f about 200 took over a City Council committee meeting the (ollowing Monday and demanded an explanation oftheshooting.cityofficials said they could not Wk about it because the case ~ going to a grand jury. That touched off three nights of van~ dalism and looting, which resulted in more than 800 arresa, and a dusk-todawn curfew for the remainder of the week. And it prompted city officials to seek a 24-hour warning when the grand jury's findings were to be released, to allow police rime to prepare. Mbst officials, including black leaders, expected renewed violence if minor indictments were handed up. "I know that emocions - running high over the tragic death ofTimodly Thomas, but the case against ·Officer Roach cannot' be decided based on emotion," Prosecutor Michael Allen said when he .announced the indictmena at · a 6 p.m. news conference. The grand jury returned a two-count indictment against Roach, 27, charging him with negligent homicide and obstruction of official business, Allen said. lf convicted of both charges, Roach would face no more than nine months in jail and could receive probation. e2001--.1nt. dorm room for about five hours, the univenity said. North Coast Correctional Treatment faciliEi Grafton from He was taken to OSU Medical Center, where a spokes- CiviGenics Corp., whose contract was not ewed. woman said his injury was life-threatening. His name \vas being . The Controlling Board also renewed MT 's contract to 'run withheld pending family notification, but OSU said he was the 1,300-bed Lake Erie Correctionallnstit tion in Conneaut. from Detroit. . The university said tile• man had spent the weekend visiting ~· woman at Stradley Hall, but became" despondent" when he was asked to leave her fifth floor room Monday morning as LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A $307 million Ohio River · ,;_. BY THE AS$0CIA1£D PRESS and variable wind. Chance of planned. restoration project cr;.uld be on hold for at least a year. ·~ The tri-county area can rain 30 percent. • He threatened to harm himself with a gun, and university President Bush's proposed budget doesn't include any money ~pect several days of cool, dry Wednesday... fog untii. mid- police were called in. He did not threaten anyone else, the uni- for the Army Corps of Engineers project that's supposed to weather as high pressure builds morning, then mostly sunny. versity said. bring back fish, wildlife and scenic beauty to many miles of the .1 hto the region, forecasters High in the mid 70s. Light river and Ia banks. Fundipg was not written into the project's ' . .d. ' north wind. congressional authoriZation last November. · A cold front was expected Wednesday night. .".Mosdy .Congressional approval came too late for the corps to finish M> push storm douds out of dear with patchy dense fog. COLUMBUS (AP) - Church groups opposed to expanda budget request .for fiscal year 2002 through the Army's l!te area today with the last of Low near 50. ing the· state lottery on Monday reriewed their call for lawmak- bureaucratic channels, said Chuck Parrish, spokesman for the r_ain tapering otT by early ers to oppose video slot machines in Ohio. · Extended forecast: corps' louisville District. · ~rung. The United Methodist Church and the Ohio Council of Thunday... Mosdy dear and But three lawmakers, including Kentucky Sens. Mitch '. Lots of sunshine under warm. High in the lower 80s. Churches oppose a proposal by Sen. Louis Blessing, a Cincin- McConnell and Jim Bunning, said they'll try, their aides said. cloudy skies was prefriday... Pardy cloudy. A .nati Republican, to ·call for a statewide referendum in NovemDicted for the next few days ber on video lottery terminals, sometimes called electronic sl~t chance of showers and thunf!th high temperatures in the machines. J}'S· Overnight lows will be derstorms at night. Low in the The referendum would ask Ohioans whether to place the DAYTON (AP) -The growing number'of groups ~t want lround 50. . lffi¥er 50s and high near 80. machines at Ohio's seven racetracks. Saturday ... Partly cloudy.· · Sunset tonight will be at The church groups say .this is a backdoor attempt to create to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Wrigh~thers' Low in the . mid 50s and high ~)3, and sunrise on WednCS:. casino gambling in Ohio, which voters rejected twice in the first flight has raised questions about whether there' will be enough money to go around. . in the lower 70s. ~y is at.6:23 a.m. · 1990s. Organizers in· Orville and Wilbur Wright's hometown of . Sunday... Mosdy clear. Low Weather forecast: . Dayton are trying to raise $10 million to $15 million for an 18' Tonight... A chance of near 50 and high near 70. day celebration in July 2003. Monday. .. Mosdy clear. Low · Jhowers early, then partly The First flight Centennial Foundation in North Carolina ~loudy with widespread fog. in the lower 50s and high in COLUMBUS (AP) -The contractor that ·has been running wants $3 million to $5 million to pay for programs and build a f!ow in the upper 50s. Light the mid 70s. a medium-secu,rity prison in Conneaut will take over operations at ·t he state's od{er privately run prison in Grafton under Pavilion at the North Carolina site where the Wrights made ,_, .. two-year contraca the State Controlling Board approved Mon- their historic first flight in 1903. ' ''It's difficult because .it puts them .in a kind•of competiliOil;' · day. ·'' ' The two contracts, worth a total of S67 ..6 million, were · wd Sherty foster, executive director of the U.S. Centennial of 1 CLEVELAND (AP) - People searching for the Web site of awarded to the Management and Training Corp. of Ogden, . flight Commi~on. "Jt was one thing when everyone was anxious to make contributions when their stocks were doing great. . , · the Cleveland Catholic Diocese are instead being linked to Utah. The company will take over operation july ,1 of the-SSO-bed I think corporate sponsors cannot be so · generous as they've liard-core pornography. .. · been in the past." ' , The diocese spent Monday inforniing the region'• nearly 1 million Catholics that its Web address had changed and asked church leaders to remove any link to the old addre11, which is now a pornography site. When the diocese switched to a new . Web address, it let its old domain name expire to save the $75 annual fee. No sooner did the old domain name expire last Thursday than it wa1 grabbed by the porn site operators. Diocesan · spokesman Robert Tayek said · the diocese was still trying to weave through the electronic maze to find the site operator. • Church officials disc"overed the link to the porn site Sunday MARIETTA (AP) - Spenight. So far, the diocese has received only a few calls on the cial agents who monitor switch, Tayek said. · The church was looking into whether it can stop th.e use of pedophiles and-sexual predators. on the Internet in Ohio say its old domain name, Tayek said. they're overwhelmed by the We will publish a special Page devoted to lholl who are 11!1111 but not forgOtten. They will be amount of pornography they similar to the sample below: have to view. "There's more than I ever MEDINA (AP) - Mayor James Roberts, who has been dreamed, and there's some that charged with theft in office, vowed not to accept a plea bargain will!, lltled -of tile followl8c FREE YI!I'IOI below to requiring him to give up the job he has held for the past 11 are worse than I ever imagI1CC'91111"'DJ JGar tltbate. . said Jeff Gerace, one of ined;' years. 1. We hold you in oilr lhouJhtaand·memorics forever. ·. t "Ain't no way in the world I'm resigrung;• Roberts said 14 special agents at the Ohio 2. Moy God cradle you in His 111111, now and forever. , Monday outside Medina County Common Pleas Court. "They Bureau of Criminal Identifica3. Fomer misled, never fOIJOtlen. May Ood bold you ie the palm of oon't even need to bring that up, because I will not resign. I'll tion and Investigation's cyber His band. D•Yid C. Andre\ft crimes unit in London. 4. Thanl: yGU for the wqnderful days we slwed IDJiether. My prayen 110 to the mat." iW, 10, IMI·Mar S, 1980 -.:ill be with Y"" until we meet apin. . ; Roberts, 60, is a~cused of pocketing fees for officiating wed- . The state task force handled ·s. The days we shared were sweet. I long to see you again in God's Sings as mayor and uiing ~ity workers to perform work at a more than 280 cases last year, heavenly Jlory. · ' May·God's &n~&els ' house he owns. Each alleged theft involved less than $500 of ·up from 68 during its first year 6. Your courqe and bravery s!lll inspire us all, and the memory of your llW,de you and in 1998. Agents sift through amile tills us with joy and laughter. cash or services. Roberts. has denied the charges. 7. Thqugh out of slJI>t, you'll forever be In my heart and mind. thousands of files each day, protect )'OU . ' The mayor, who is seeking re-election in November, 8. The days may come and ao. but the times we shated will always remain. appeared Monday before Judge James Kimbler to .withdraw his ranging ff\Jm online child 9. May the IIJI>t of peace shine 011 your face for elerllily. throuQhout time. pornography to journals stored . 10. May God~ anpls &ulde you and prole<! you lluouJboullime. · ~quest for court-appointed counsel. ... 11. You w... aliplm oorllfethallrlmu forover in our heartl. ' . on· computers that describe Alw.,aiAourMarta, 12. May God's &JICOIIhine over ypu for all time. sexual abuse against minors in .lohn and Mona ANINWS ud . 1.3. You are In oui lbo~~&hls and prayers from momina 10 riight and from graphic detail. year to year. ' famiiJ · ELYRIA (AP)- A teen-ager died Monday when he fell off "When we opened the 14. We oend this meiiiF wl* a loving kiss foretemal rest and happiness. IS. May lbii . . warm, loving heart. rock and into a river, police said. doors, we didn't know what to Jamie Meehan, 16, of Elyria •. was underwater for about 48 ' expect," ~d Kathy Barch, the TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, ptinutes. before authorities were able to reach him, said police cyber cr1me umt's ·deputy SEND t7 .00 PER USTING • t ,lll It Pl~fl'CUIDED \thief Michael Medders. Meehan· was taken to EMH Regional direct~, "Everybody told us Fill out the form heiOw and dropwr 1e · · Hospital where attempts to revive him failed. one-th1rd of our caseload The Dally Sentinel Meehan and his three younger siblings were climbing on would deal With child pornog, i:ocki about. 6:50 .p.m . in Cascade Park when Meehan jumped raphy, but what they didn't tell With Fondeat Memorlea . from a higher rock to a lower rock in the river. He then · us was that we'd have any.where 111 Conrt St., Pontei'Oy, OR 457~9 . attempted to jumjl back on the higher rock and landed in the · from 300,000 . to 400,000 DEADLINE1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, S100 p.m. •Water Medders said. unages to deal w1th (per com- · _puter). 1 · · Please publish IJ!Y tribute in the special Memory Paae on Friday, May 25. ·I The agents were instrumenI . . ·I tal in tracking down former I . I 1 COLUMBUS (AP) . - Strong thunderstorms moving Marietta College professor 1 Name of deceucd , 1 \!trough northwest Ohio toppled tn;ss and power' hnes m Ha~­ Eugene Robert Anderson, who I. . .,ck County on Monday nigh~. the sheriff's department said. allegedly usrd an on-campus 1· Relit!Diilblp to m Number of selected verse I server to maintain an ~xtensive I . . ' No injuries were reported. I D~te of birth--:.........--....,..----,----,~:......-- Date ofpaasin._ _ _ _ __ . Several funnel clouds and tornadoes were spotted in the area, .collection of child pornogra·, .~ut none were _confirmed, said fl~ian Mitchell, a meteorologi- phy, . The Marietta · Times Print your name ~re---......,-....:;.~~;.;......:....-.....:;._....:;.._ _- - : - - - - - ~1 technician with the Nati01lal Weather ServiCe m Cleveland. reported in a recent story. An unlawful sexual conduct ~ ·,. . He said the storms that were moving northeast packed wind A d d r e s s . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . . Phone numbet'------with a minor charge was gusts of 40 to 50 mph. dropped against Anderson, 0( City·----~.r----------- Slate'---- ZIJI.ip_ __ Parkersburg, WVa., so evidence 1 Make Check Plly.able to THE ~y SEN11NEL i · could be presented to a grand . . . I ' COLUMBUS (AP) - A 21-year-old man sh'?t hu~self m jury. So far, the case has not . ~e· he'}d Monday af~er barricading htmself m an Ohm State be~ presented. . . t ' River project faces delay Cool, dry conditions slated Church groups renew opposlticM p,te r•rtly Contractor.takes private priSOns . ·Glitch spurs address chanp Cyber crime unit handling more cases ' We remember,thoae who have puaed away . and are especiallJ 'dear to us. . Mayor vows not to quit - • f r f, I ' ' ,-----·----------~----------~-~-------, II ,·storms topple bees, power lines l 1 1 Standoff ·ends with sbooting _____ _. ~ . ___ .... _. -, • L----- t) ..- "'., ...,""-- - ·· ~ ... . .,..._ . 0 • ' 1bl Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomlroy, lllddllport, Ohio Tulld8y, ~ .. 2001 for example, a family of faye Schultz, treated: four in Athens, Gallia,jadtson, 1 I :08 a.m ., Senior Building, Meigs and Vinton counties Jerry Carpenter, HM C; 2 :38 p.m., Pearl St reet, . would qualify if their_annual •• income did not exceed Shirley Pauley, HMC; $36,250. 6:54 p.m., Holzer Me(iical Although Rural Dewlopo Center Clinic, Mary ChadSIDNEY - M. Ruth Bumgarner, n, Sidney. died Sunday. POMEROY -Martha E. Clonch, 81, of Pomeroy, died ment dodn't have a minimum well, HMC. REEDSVJLLE May 6, 2001 in Sidney Care Center, Sidney. Monday. May 7, 2001 at the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Cen- income limit, to qualify for the unused "low income cate~ 8:19 a.m., Ohio 124. Ida She wu born on June 7, 1923 in JacksOn County, W.Va., ter in Pomeroy. daughter of the late Rev. VJ. and S. Ethel Taylor Lathey. She She was born on October 3, 1919 in Eva~s. West Virginia. gory" funds, the minimum Coudry refused treatment. income for a family offour in ' SALEM TWP. served as a pastor in Meigs County for eight years, and was a daughter of the late James Hollon and Mary Casto Hollon. member of the Pasco United Methodist Church, where &he She was a homemaker, a member of the Red Bush Church Athens, ~allia, Jackson, Mei~ 2 :20 p.m., Painter Ridge, and Vmton counties u · . tl d b h fi was active in Ladies Aid. of Christ and the Meigs County Senior Citizens. $22,650. assiSted by Ru an , rus 1re, She also taught vocational sewing classes and did alterations She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Jim no injuries. However, income limits in in her home. Cunningham of Racine; three grandchildren, Deborah Rapp County are Surviving are are husband, the Rev. Robert T. Bumgarner; and her husband, Rich, of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Washington • • lftiSSIRI two sons, Robert L. Bumgarner of Sidney, and Dallas A. Bum- Tammy Holter ofVictoria, Australia, and Thomas Ryan Holter slightly lower: a maximum .. garner of St. Paris; two daughters and sons. in-law, Barbara and and his wifi:, Christy, ofVentura, California; a stepdaughter, income of$32,250 and a minPOMEROY - A missing David Gauy, and Ruth Ann and James Chrisman, all of Sidney; Pauline Barr and her husband, Dale, of Reedsville ; and ·several imum oi S20,150 is required to qualifY for the unused loan penon incident is being inves15 grandchildren and 15 great- grandchildren; a sister and nieces and nephews. tigated by the Meigs Counry - brother-in-law, Elva and Robert Richardson of Parkersburg, In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by funds~ The program permits loans Sheriff's Department. · W.Va.; and a brother, Adrian Lathey of Pomeroy. two husban~. Ora Herbert White and William Clonch; a so n , . Sheriff Ralph E.Trussell said She was also, preceded in death by a sister. Herbert Dale White, who died in infancy; a stepson, Foster for up to I 00 ·percent of the that Kenneth Rose of Long Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Pasco United White; two sisten, Grovie Diehl and Dorma Morrison; a home's appraised value. The loan's repayment period is 33 Bottom recently reported to Methodist Church, wjdf the Rev. Gary Petry officiating. Bu~­ brother, Roscoe Hollon; and a brother, who died in infancy. ial will be in Cedar Pbint Cemetery; Pasco. Friends may call at Services will be held on friday, May 11, 2001 at I p.m. at the years at a fixed interest rJte. deputies that his \vife, Ruth, is Cromes Funeral Home, Sidney, on Wednesday from 4:30-t) Cremeens funeral Home in Racine, \vith the Rev. Dewayne Re!payment terms vary based nussing after leavjng their .. .p.m. Stutler officiating. Burial will' follow at the family pint of the . qn the applicant's income, home o n Bashan Road their interest rate may be as amund 11 a. m. last friday to Memorial contributions may be sent ·to Pasco United White Cemetery in Chester Tnwnship. low as (I) one percent based take a trip to Parkersburg, Methodist Church, or to the Shelby County Adult Day Serfriellds may call at the funeral home on Thursday, May 10. on lllCOlllC. W.Va . ·vices in fair Haven. 2001 from 6-8 p.m. Tn qualifY for a loan , the Ruth C. R <JSC, 49, is a white house must be located in an female wh o is five feel, three eligible rural area. In addition, inches tJ II. weighs 130 George and Nelle Wright, POMEROY - A. Charles ~'Chuck" Smith, 30, of Texas the applican ts must have pounds, and h"'. brown nair John and Dottie Musser, Alice Road, P01iteroy, died on Sunday, May 6, 2001 at his home, fol~ · maintained a satisfactory crcd~ and blue eyes. · Wamsley, John Fisher and all it history, have a stable source . Trussell ~aid that Rose other individuals who have lowing a brief illness. ftUIIIPtap:A1 He was born on February 4,1971 in Point Pleasant, West Virof income and meet repay-· should be driving a blueishbeen cleaning up the downginia, son of Sharon faye Smith. He was a health caregiver, and ment guidelines. cost $270. town business area. teal green , four- doo r 1993 Rural Development also Buick Skylark with tag numCouncil approved the purBlaettnar said the down- was well known for his cycle activities in several states. Survi~!jng, in addition to· his mother, are his gran.dmother, administers a Guaranteed chase of both the extinguish- town area has "never .looked ber AWV9396. She was last ers and organizers and better" and that these individ- Cora Mae Smith of Pomeroy, with whom he made his home; Rural Housing program, in seen wearing a pair of blue informed Proffitt to order the uals need to be publicly com- a special great uncle, Alfred Wolfe of Pomeroy; and several which the housing loan is shorts, white shirt and white provided by a private financial mended for their persistence cousins, aunts, uncles and many friends . items as soon as possible. tennis shoes. He was preceded in death by his graodfather, Norman R . institution and guaranteed by In other matters, council in making the village a more Anyone with infow1ation R ural D eveI opment. Last year, Smith Sr.; and his special great aunt, faye Wolfe. approved the second reading attractive place. r _, . on Rose's whereabouts is A memori al service will b e held on Saturday, M.ay 12, 2001 more th an 1100 . 1anw1es pur" of an ordinance granting the. Councilman Wright noted chased their homes with the urged to .call the .sheriff's Ohio Department of Trans- that all flowers planted in the at 1 p.m. at the Laurel Cliff free Methodist Church. · Memorial contributions would be greatly appreciated, and help . of Guaranteed Rural department at 992-3371. portation consent to move downtown area were donated In other matters : forward with the · new by Barnitz Nunery of Mason, will be used toward funeral expenses. They may be sent to . Housmg Program. . . Sharoq Smith, 33725 Burdette Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Spnng.1s the perfect nme to • Victor Wolf of Racine Pomeroy-Mason Bridge · WVa. . ArrangementS are under the direction of Ewing Funeral replace an old roof or install reported that someone had Clerk Kathy Hysell distribreplacement project. Home in Pomeroy. gutters and downspouts. Rural stolen six cut stones used for The ordinance stipulates uted the April financial Development also provides a foundations from his property; that all rights-of-way required · report. Balances in the various Section 504 Home Repair • Pam Pierce of Portland were: general, for the project will be funds Loan and Grant Progra11,1 for reported that someone had safety, acquired and/ or made avail- $116,112.90; qualified very low-income broken into the front door of able with current state and $3,116.31; street, $(1,008.59); rural residents to obtain home her home and ransacked the federal regulations and that state highway, $3,831.41; fire, Meigs County Probate Court repair loans of up to $20,000. interior ; cemetery, these right-of-ways will be $42,572.43; to Brian Keith Ross, 23, and The loans can be used to • Ma ry South ern of Syra$9,874.19; water, $1,520.87; properly maintained. Karan Sue Kauff, 22, both of remove health or safety haz- · cuse reported that when she Resolutions that would sewer, $28,336.69; guaranty Middleport. ards or improve energy effi" recently gor up to go to provide assurance to the Ohio meter, $22,622.05; utility, POMEROY Capt . cten,cy. _T)t~ mterest rat~ ts 1, church ," she discC:vcred that ,Water.9ewlopment Authori- $3,297 :71; overtime grant, Sherm A. Cundiff, commanpercen~ With terms up ~0 ~O · son;eone had broken into .her 2,641.42; ·cemetery .endow.' tY for the design and planning der of the Waynesville, N .C., years. emammg grant un s car and va n and ha d taken - of the village's new water ment, $45,268.75; police pen- Salvation Army Post, is the POMEROY - A personal are and can only be tr.eatment plant was . also sion, $11,518.77; recreation, evangelist for· a revival being injury lawsuit has been filed usedlimited to remove health and money from inside the vehi$4,001.98; · permissive tax, held this week at the Pomeroy in· Meigs County Common approved by council. cles; safery hazards for rural resiMayor John Blaettnar $2,217.55; law enforcement, Church of the Nazarene. Pleas Court by Kenneth R . dents who are at least 62 years • Lebanon Township Ga rage ,. expressed his appreciation to .$1,983.64 • .. Services will continue at 7 Riggs, Long Bottom , and old. in Portland reported that • p.m: through Wednesday. Pas- others, against Herbert L. USDA Rural Development . soincon e tried to break into • tor of the church is Jan Laven: Grate, Reedsville, and others, offers a number of programs the ga rage. A sted door ,,;a, . ' homes would receive about der. · alleging injuries sustained in a designed to assist America's damaged in the incident; S2.36 billion next year, for a motor vehicle accident on rural communities. These • R acine officials reported April 1, 1998. 2.5 percent increase, and $2.55 include the home loans that that someone had broken into · IIUIIIPipA1 The suit otsks for dam:~ges in require. no down payment , the vill age garage and stole a • billion in 2003, up 8 percent. POM~ROY -An organi- excess of S25,000, and puni; most of them fyledicaid fundTaking S327 million out of zational '!\. meeting for the tive damages in an unspecified repair loans and gra11ts, financ- StihiTS 400 cut off ( hainsaw; • Oak E. Taylor of long ing for businesses, community ·: ed would threaten the the system over t\vo years "will Monday..evening ladies gold amount. facilities, and infrastructure Run Ro ad reported that ; quality of patient care. have a negative effect on th~ . league will be held at Pine improvements sue h as water so meone had emcrcd his The 'state argues diat even qualiry of care and the ability 1 Hills G6lfCourse May 21 at 5 and sewer systems. home and ram acked the . , with the reduction1 nursing of facilities to keep t)leir doors p.m. Anyone interested in Rural inside. Taylor said that several A nine-hole. scramble will MARIETTA U.S. · Development Programs can items , includin g televisions, a ! homes would still receive open," said Peter Van Runkle, follow thel meeting. Any lady •: funding increases far above executive director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture's visit its web site at www.rurVCR, stereo, a $300 rent wishing to participate may Rural Development office in dev.usda .gov. To receive an .: most state 'agencies. Nursing . Health Care Association. call 992-3710 or 992-61)0 .Marietta announced that fed- application and additional check, and· an undetermined ·•• amount of change was take n. for more information. eral funding is still available information, contact the in the break-in. ----------------~---------------for eligible low-income rural Marietta office· at (7 40) 37 3~ Trussell said that all comresidents who wish to pur- 7'1 13 or e- mail Carol.Costanchase a home, but cannot zo@oh.usda.gov. TDD num - plaints are still under investi•"M gation and that anyone wi th ANTIQUITY · Ohio secure conventional financM beris (614) 255-2554. Rockwall 43~ information .shquld con tact ~ AEP-48~ Department ofTranspor.tation Gannett - 85'· in g. General Elect~c ~ 49'1, Rocky Boots- 4'1. . :: Arch Coal - 32\ has begun working at Antiqthe sheriff's office. Julia Houdashelt, loan origRD Shell - sa:. .GKNLY -11~. "l Akzo-41'o uiry, where Ohio 338 is being inator at the Marietta R\jral Harley Davidson Saara-36~. ~ ArnTochiSBC- 42\ Shonay's-1 .. Alhland Inc. - 40\ realigned, to alleviate land Development office, said the POMEROY Units of · Kmart-10~ Wai·Mart - 52 "AT&T-22% slide problems in the area. majority of unspent funds are the Meigs Emergency Service Kroger..;.. 24\ Wendy's - 24,, : BankOne-36~ BeginningJune 11, the road in ·the low income category. Worthington - 11'o :- Bob Evans - 18% Landa End - 30 Ltd. -17 Dally stock reports are will be closed to traffic in These n'o down payment answered seven calls for assis: BofgWarner- ~· tance on Monday. Units Oak Hill Financial the 4 closing order to accQillmodate the Champion - 3 loans can be used to purchase, responded as follows: quotes o the prinitous 14\ l~ Channing Shops- 5\ . . day's transactlona, pro- project. build, improve, repair, or rehaOVB-25 ., CIJy Holding - 8 CI;NTRAL DISPATCH BBT-36'o vided by Smith Pari· ~ DuPont- 46'· Construction bilitate homes that are modest Kokosing last So Rock ·1:30 a.m., West Main Street, P..,.,._-18 nera at Advalt Inc. of : Fecllral Mogul - 3 Co., Columbus, is contractor size and design. in Gallipolis. PrM!Ier- 6!1. • USB-22t. Steve Miracle, Holzer Medical AgeS it. on the S1.75 million ODOT Now is the optimum time Center; project. Work includes repairindividuals to apply if they Your family memorial should be 7:04 a.m ., Cherry Ridge, r---------------------------------------~-, ing a large slip area and mov- for f' are wishing to move this the most permanent thing you ,. ing the highway.further from coming summer. Income lim- · mr buy. But only an Aulhonztd the riverbank in order to pre~ its vary according to family Rock of A&a Memorialist can offer ~ vent or minimize future slips. .size and county of resi.dence. (UIPI2UooHO) )')U complete auuranoe that it will Ohio Volley Publlohlng Co. • The closure is expected to be so. The Rodt of Age. warranty i> Publlllled ever; afternoon . Monday last 100 days, and the official guarantees that your memorial through Friday, 111 Court Sl .. ",• Correction Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·ctaes • detour routes will be 338 and will remain beautiful fortvtr. That, poetoga paid 11 Pomeroy. ·- ~• . Our main concam In all stories 11 Mombtr. after all. i> the way il $hould be. Ohio 124. The Allldclatod Press and • to be accurate. If you know of an . lhe Ohio Nowapaper Aesoclatlon. 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Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. · Dissolutions granted Subacrlptlon .r ate• IV Clrrt•r or motor route 0"'-k Ono month . Ono yoor Dilly $2 Se.70 $104 50 cents . Subscribers not daslrtng to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel~ Credit will be given carrier each weak. No subscription by mlll pemlltted In areas where home carrier aervtca IS available. . POMEROY Dissolutions have been granted in Meigs County c:onu11on Pleas Court to Sandra K. M cDougal and James D. McDougal, and to Judith L. Johnson and James Johnson. . MalsuMalatlan tnotdo Mlti'o-ci.'(;ftl{ 13 Weeks 26 Wollts 52 Weeki $27.30 $53.82 MONUMENT llllllw"" C\MPANY E>loMIIl<i.!I&90 ' $105.56 Issued license """' O<lloldt Mtlga County 13 Weeks $29.25 26 Weeki · · $56.68 52 Weeks $109.72 lilT II IIIII ••• 111111 POMEROY - A marriage license has been issued in ·• L-------------~~--------~ " 1\1 l "'~I~ •• All a T ONIJ S 'f, ol UU • I ' , 520 W. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone - 9.92-2588 Vinton - 388·8603 ipolls - 446-0852 • • �Al Ohio ·· hte Daily Sentinel . . . . ., • ..., •• 2101 Misdemeanor indictment outrages mother CINCINNATI (AP) - A grand jury's choice of misdemeanor charges against a white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man brought outrage from the victim's mother but peaceful protest in a city still scarred by last month's rioting. . " ( feel it was a Jlap on the wrist," Angela Leisure said of the -indictmena handed up Monday. "I don't feel like justice was served. I feel it was not severe enough f~r the Jeverity of what he did. He took a life. Negligence that doesn't cut it for me." Leisure's son, Timothy Thomas, 19, was shot by police Officer Stephen Roach early on April 7 in an alley after Thomas fled &om officers who tried to arrest him. Thomas was wanted on 14 .. I • •••,• J.mner1 • 0 ltn''" I w.w.. t misdemeanor warrana, all but two of them for traffic offenses. , Police officials hurriedly turned the investigation owr to the Hamilton County prosecutor. When a mostly black crowd r;.f about 200 took over a City Council committee meeting the (ollowing Monday and demanded an explanation oftheshooting.cityofficials said they could not Wk about it because the case ~ going to a grand jury. That touched off three nights of van~ dalism and looting, which resulted in more than 800 arresa, and a dusk-todawn curfew for the remainder of the week. And it prompted city officials to seek a 24-hour warning when the grand jury's findings were to be released, to allow police rime to prepare. Mbst officials, including black leaders, expected renewed violence if minor indictments were handed up. "I know that emocions - running high over the tragic death ofTimodly Thomas, but the case against ·Officer Roach cannot' be decided based on emotion," Prosecutor Michael Allen said when he .announced the indictmena at · a 6 p.m. news conference. The grand jury returned a two-count indictment against Roach, 27, charging him with negligent homicide and obstruction of official business, Allen said. lf convicted of both charges, Roach would face no more than nine months in jail and could receive probation. e2001--.1nt. dorm room for about five hours, the univenity said. North Coast Correctional Treatment faciliEi Grafton from He was taken to OSU Medical Center, where a spokes- CiviGenics Corp., whose contract was not ewed. woman said his injury was life-threatening. His name \vas being . The Controlling Board also renewed MT 's contract to 'run withheld pending family notification, but OSU said he was the 1,300-bed Lake Erie Correctionallnstit tion in Conneaut. from Detroit. . The university said tile• man had spent the weekend visiting ~· woman at Stradley Hall, but became" despondent" when he was asked to leave her fifth floor room Monday morning as LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A $307 million Ohio River · ,;_. BY THE AS$0CIA1£D PRESS and variable wind. Chance of planned. restoration project cr;.uld be on hold for at least a year. ·~ The tri-county area can rain 30 percent. • He threatened to harm himself with a gun, and university President Bush's proposed budget doesn't include any money ~pect several days of cool, dry Wednesday... fog untii. mid- police were called in. He did not threaten anyone else, the uni- for the Army Corps of Engineers project that's supposed to weather as high pressure builds morning, then mostly sunny. versity said. bring back fish, wildlife and scenic beauty to many miles of the .1 hto the region, forecasters High in the mid 70s. Light river and Ia banks. Fundipg was not written into the project's ' . .d. ' north wind. congressional authoriZation last November. · A cold front was expected Wednesday night. .".Mosdy .Congressional approval came too late for the corps to finish M> push storm douds out of dear with patchy dense fog. COLUMBUS (AP) - Church groups opposed to expanda budget request .for fiscal year 2002 through the Army's l!te area today with the last of Low near 50. ing the· state lottery on Monday reriewed their call for lawmak- bureaucratic channels, said Chuck Parrish, spokesman for the r_ain tapering otT by early ers to oppose video slot machines in Ohio. · Extended forecast: corps' louisville District. · ~rung. The United Methodist Church and the Ohio Council of Thunday... Mosdy dear and But three lawmakers, including Kentucky Sens. Mitch '. Lots of sunshine under warm. High in the lower 80s. Churches oppose a proposal by Sen. Louis Blessing, a Cincin- McConnell and Jim Bunning, said they'll try, their aides said. cloudy skies was prefriday... Pardy cloudy. A .nati Republican, to ·call for a statewide referendum in NovemDicted for the next few days ber on video lottery terminals, sometimes called electronic sl~t chance of showers and thunf!th high temperatures in the machines. J}'S· Overnight lows will be derstorms at night. Low in the The referendum would ask Ohioans whether to place the DAYTON (AP) -The growing number'of groups ~t want lround 50. . lffi¥er 50s and high near 80. machines at Ohio's seven racetracks. Saturday ... Partly cloudy.· · Sunset tonight will be at The church groups say .this is a backdoor attempt to create to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Wrigh~thers' Low in the . mid 50s and high ~)3, and sunrise on WednCS:. casino gambling in Ohio, which voters rejected twice in the first flight has raised questions about whether there' will be enough money to go around. . in the lower 70s. ~y is at.6:23 a.m. · 1990s. Organizers in· Orville and Wilbur Wright's hometown of . Sunday... Mosdy clear. Low Weather forecast: . Dayton are trying to raise $10 million to $15 million for an 18' Tonight... A chance of near 50 and high near 70. day celebration in July 2003. Monday. .. Mosdy clear. Low · Jhowers early, then partly The First flight Centennial Foundation in North Carolina ~loudy with widespread fog. in the lower 50s and high in COLUMBUS (AP) -The contractor that ·has been running wants $3 million to $5 million to pay for programs and build a f!ow in the upper 50s. Light the mid 70s. a medium-secu,rity prison in Conneaut will take over operations at ·t he state's od{er privately run prison in Grafton under Pavilion at the North Carolina site where the Wrights made ,_, .. two-year contraca the State Controlling Board approved Mon- their historic first flight in 1903. ' ''It's difficult because .it puts them .in a kind•of competiliOil;' · day. ·'' ' The two contracts, worth a total of S67 ..6 million, were · wd Sherty foster, executive director of the U.S. Centennial of 1 CLEVELAND (AP) - People searching for the Web site of awarded to the Management and Training Corp. of Ogden, . flight Commi~on. "Jt was one thing when everyone was anxious to make contributions when their stocks were doing great. . , · the Cleveland Catholic Diocese are instead being linked to Utah. The company will take over operation july ,1 of the-SSO-bed I think corporate sponsors cannot be so · generous as they've liard-core pornography. .. · been in the past." ' , The diocese spent Monday inforniing the region'• nearly 1 million Catholics that its Web address had changed and asked church leaders to remove any link to the old addre11, which is now a pornography site. When the diocese switched to a new . Web address, it let its old domain name expire to save the $75 annual fee. No sooner did the old domain name expire last Thursday than it wa1 grabbed by the porn site operators. Diocesan · spokesman Robert Tayek said · the diocese was still trying to weave through the electronic maze to find the site operator. • Church officials disc"overed the link to the porn site Sunday MARIETTA (AP) - Spenight. So far, the diocese has received only a few calls on the cial agents who monitor switch, Tayek said. · The church was looking into whether it can stop th.e use of pedophiles and-sexual predators. on the Internet in Ohio say its old domain name, Tayek said. they're overwhelmed by the We will publish a special Page devoted to lholl who are 11!1111 but not forgOtten. They will be amount of pornography they similar to the sample below: have to view. "There's more than I ever MEDINA (AP) - Mayor James Roberts, who has been dreamed, and there's some that charged with theft in office, vowed not to accept a plea bargain will!, lltled -of tile followl8c FREE YI!I'IOI below to requiring him to give up the job he has held for the past 11 are worse than I ever imagI1CC'91111"'DJ JGar tltbate. . said Jeff Gerace, one of ined;' years. 1. We hold you in oilr lhouJhtaand·memorics forever. ·. t "Ain't no way in the world I'm resigrung;• Roberts said 14 special agents at the Ohio 2. Moy God cradle you in His 111111, now and forever. , Monday outside Medina County Common Pleas Court. "They Bureau of Criminal Identifica3. Fomer misled, never fOIJOtlen. May Ood bold you ie the palm of oon't even need to bring that up, because I will not resign. I'll tion and Investigation's cyber His band. D•Yid C. Andre\ft crimes unit in London. 4. Thanl: yGU for the wqnderful days we slwed IDJiether. My prayen 110 to the mat." iW, 10, IMI·Mar S, 1980 -.:ill be with Y"" until we meet apin. . ; Roberts, 60, is a~cused of pocketing fees for officiating wed- . The state task force handled ·s. The days we shared were sweet. I long to see you again in God's Sings as mayor and uiing ~ity workers to perform work at a more than 280 cases last year, heavenly Jlory. · ' May·God's &n~&els ' house he owns. Each alleged theft involved less than $500 of ·up from 68 during its first year 6. Your courqe and bravery s!lll inspire us all, and the memory of your llW,de you and in 1998. Agents sift through amile tills us with joy and laughter. cash or services. Roberts. has denied the charges. 7. Thqugh out of slJI>t, you'll forever be In my heart and mind. thousands of files each day, protect )'OU . ' The mayor, who is seeking re-election in November, 8. The days may come and ao. but the times we shated will always remain. appeared Monday before Judge James Kimbler to .withdraw his ranging ff\Jm online child 9. May the IIJI>t of peace shine 011 your face for elerllily. throuQhout time. pornography to journals stored . 10. May God~ anpls &ulde you and prole<! you lluouJboullime. · ~quest for court-appointed counsel. ... 11. You w... aliplm oorllfethallrlmu forover in our heartl. ' . on· computers that describe Alw.,aiAourMarta, 12. May God's &JICOIIhine over ypu for all time. sexual abuse against minors in .lohn and Mona ANINWS ud . 1.3. You are In oui lbo~~&hls and prayers from momina 10 riight and from graphic detail. year to year. ' famiiJ · ELYRIA (AP)- A teen-ager died Monday when he fell off "When we opened the 14. We oend this meiiiF wl* a loving kiss foretemal rest and happiness. IS. May lbii . . warm, loving heart. rock and into a river, police said. doors, we didn't know what to Jamie Meehan, 16, of Elyria •. was underwater for about 48 ' expect," ~d Kathy Barch, the TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, ptinutes. before authorities were able to reach him, said police cyber cr1me umt's ·deputy SEND t7 .00 PER USTING • t ,lll It Pl~fl'CUIDED \thief Michael Medders. Meehan· was taken to EMH Regional direct~, "Everybody told us Fill out the form heiOw and dropwr 1e · · Hospital where attempts to revive him failed. one-th1rd of our caseload The Dally Sentinel Meehan and his three younger siblings were climbing on would deal With child pornog, i:ocki about. 6:50 .p.m . in Cascade Park when Meehan jumped raphy, but what they didn't tell With Fondeat Memorlea . from a higher rock to a lower rock in the river. He then · us was that we'd have any.where 111 Conrt St., Pontei'Oy, OR 457~9 . attempted to jumjl back on the higher rock and landed in the · from 300,000 . to 400,000 DEADLINE1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, S100 p.m. •Water Medders said. unages to deal w1th (per com- · _puter). 1 · · Please publish IJ!Y tribute in the special Memory Paae on Friday, May 25. ·I The agents were instrumenI . . ·I tal in tracking down former I . I 1 COLUMBUS (AP) . - Strong thunderstorms moving Marietta College professor 1 Name of deceucd , 1 \!trough northwest Ohio toppled tn;ss and power' hnes m Ha~­ Eugene Robert Anderson, who I. . .,ck County on Monday nigh~. the sheriff's department said. allegedly usrd an on-campus 1· Relit!Diilblp to m Number of selected verse I server to maintain an ~xtensive I . . ' No injuries were reported. I D~te of birth--:.........--....,..----,----,~:......-- Date ofpaasin._ _ _ _ __ . Several funnel clouds and tornadoes were spotted in the area, .collection of child pornogra·, .~ut none were _confirmed, said fl~ian Mitchell, a meteorologi- phy, . The Marietta · Times Print your name ~re---......,-....:;.~~;.;......:....-.....:;._....:;.._ _- - : - - - - - ~1 technician with the Nati01lal Weather ServiCe m Cleveland. reported in a recent story. An unlawful sexual conduct ~ ·,. . He said the storms that were moving northeast packed wind A d d r e s s . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . . Phone numbet'------with a minor charge was gusts of 40 to 50 mph. dropped against Anderson, 0( City·----~.r----------- Slate'---- ZIJI.ip_ __ Parkersburg, WVa., so evidence 1 Make Check Plly.able to THE ~y SEN11NEL i · could be presented to a grand . . . I ' COLUMBUS (AP) - A 21-year-old man sh'?t hu~self m jury. So far, the case has not . ~e· he'}d Monday af~er barricading htmself m an Ohm State be~ presented. . . t ' River project faces delay Cool, dry conditions slated Church groups renew opposlticM p,te r•rtly Contractor.takes private priSOns . ·Glitch spurs address chanp Cyber crime unit handling more cases ' We remember,thoae who have puaed away . and are especiallJ 'dear to us. . Mayor vows not to quit - • f r f, I ' ' ,-----·----------~----------~-~-------, II ,·storms topple bees, power lines l 1 1 Standoff ·ends with sbooting _____ _. ~ . ___ .... _. -, • L----- t) ..- "'., ...,""-- - ·· ~ ... . .,..._ . 0 • ' 1bl Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomlroy, lllddllport, Ohio Tulld8y, ~ .. 2001 for example, a family of faye Schultz, treated: four in Athens, Gallia,jadtson, 1 I :08 a.m ., Senior Building, Meigs and Vinton counties Jerry Carpenter, HM C; 2 :38 p.m., Pearl St reet, . would qualify if their_annual •• income did not exceed Shirley Pauley, HMC; $36,250. 6:54 p.m., Holzer Me(iical Although Rural Dewlopo Center Clinic, Mary ChadSIDNEY - M. Ruth Bumgarner, n, Sidney. died Sunday. POMEROY -Martha E. Clonch, 81, of Pomeroy, died ment dodn't have a minimum well, HMC. REEDSVJLLE May 6, 2001 in Sidney Care Center, Sidney. Monday. May 7, 2001 at the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Cen- income limit, to qualify for the unused "low income cate~ 8:19 a.m., Ohio 124. Ida She wu born on June 7, 1923 in JacksOn County, W.Va., ter in Pomeroy. daughter of the late Rev. VJ. and S. Ethel Taylor Lathey. She She was born on October 3, 1919 in Eva~s. West Virginia. gory" funds, the minimum Coudry refused treatment. income for a family offour in ' SALEM TWP. served as a pastor in Meigs County for eight years, and was a daughter of the late James Hollon and Mary Casto Hollon. member of the Pasco United Methodist Church, where &he She was a homemaker, a member of the Red Bush Church Athens, ~allia, Jackson, Mei~ 2 :20 p.m., Painter Ridge, and Vmton counties u · . tl d b h fi was active in Ladies Aid. of Christ and the Meigs County Senior Citizens. $22,650. assiSted by Ru an , rus 1re, She also taught vocational sewing classes and did alterations She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Jim no injuries. However, income limits in in her home. Cunningham of Racine; three grandchildren, Deborah Rapp County are Surviving are are husband, the Rev. Robert T. Bumgarner; and her husband, Rich, of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Washington • • lftiSSIRI two sons, Robert L. Bumgarner of Sidney, and Dallas A. Bum- Tammy Holter ofVictoria, Australia, and Thomas Ryan Holter slightly lower: a maximum .. garner of St. Paris; two daughters and sons. in-law, Barbara and and his wifi:, Christy, ofVentura, California; a stepdaughter, income of$32,250 and a minPOMEROY - A missing David Gauy, and Ruth Ann and James Chrisman, all of Sidney; Pauline Barr and her husband, Dale, of Reedsville ; and ·several imum oi S20,150 is required to qualifY for the unused loan penon incident is being inves15 grandchildren and 15 great- grandchildren; a sister and nieces and nephews. tigated by the Meigs Counry - brother-in-law, Elva and Robert Richardson of Parkersburg, In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by funds~ The program permits loans Sheriff's Department. · W.Va.; and a brother, Adrian Lathey of Pomeroy. two husban~. Ora Herbert White and William Clonch; a so n , . Sheriff Ralph E.Trussell said She was also, preceded in death by a sister. Herbert Dale White, who died in infancy; a stepson, Foster for up to I 00 ·percent of the that Kenneth Rose of Long Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Pasco United White; two sisten, Grovie Diehl and Dorma Morrison; a home's appraised value. The loan's repayment period is 33 Bottom recently reported to Methodist Church, wjdf the Rev. Gary Petry officiating. Bu~­ brother, Roscoe Hollon; and a brother, who died in infancy. ial will be in Cedar Pbint Cemetery; Pasco. Friends may call at Services will be held on friday, May 11, 2001 at I p.m. at the years at a fixed interest rJte. deputies that his \vife, Ruth, is Cromes Funeral Home, Sidney, on Wednesday from 4:30-t) Cremeens funeral Home in Racine, \vith the Rev. Dewayne Re!payment terms vary based nussing after leavjng their .. .p.m. Stutler officiating. Burial will' follow at the family pint of the . qn the applicant's income, home o n Bashan Road their interest rate may be as amund 11 a. m. last friday to Memorial contributions may be sent ·to Pasco United White Cemetery in Chester Tnwnship. low as (I) one percent based take a trip to Parkersburg, Methodist Church, or to the Shelby County Adult Day Serfriellds may call at the funeral home on Thursday, May 10. on lllCOlllC. W.Va . ·vices in fair Haven. 2001 from 6-8 p.m. Tn qualifY for a loan , the Ruth C. R <JSC, 49, is a white house must be located in an female wh o is five feel, three eligible rural area. In addition, inches tJ II. weighs 130 George and Nelle Wright, POMEROY - A. Charles ~'Chuck" Smith, 30, of Texas the applican ts must have pounds, and h"'. brown nair John and Dottie Musser, Alice Road, P01iteroy, died on Sunday, May 6, 2001 at his home, fol~ · maintained a satisfactory crcd~ and blue eyes. · Wamsley, John Fisher and all it history, have a stable source . Trussell ~aid that Rose other individuals who have lowing a brief illness. ftUIIIPtap:A1 He was born on February 4,1971 in Point Pleasant, West Virof income and meet repay-· should be driving a blueishbeen cleaning up the downginia, son of Sharon faye Smith. He was a health caregiver, and ment guidelines. cost $270. town business area. teal green , four- doo r 1993 Rural Development also Buick Skylark with tag numCouncil approved the purBlaettnar said the down- was well known for his cycle activities in several states. Survi~!jng, in addition to· his mother, are his gran.dmother, administers a Guaranteed chase of both the extinguish- town area has "never .looked ber AWV9396. She was last ers and organizers and better" and that these individ- Cora Mae Smith of Pomeroy, with whom he made his home; Rural Housing program, in seen wearing a pair of blue informed Proffitt to order the uals need to be publicly com- a special great uncle, Alfred Wolfe of Pomeroy; and several which the housing loan is shorts, white shirt and white provided by a private financial mended for their persistence cousins, aunts, uncles and many friends . items as soon as possible. tennis shoes. He was preceded in death by his graodfather, Norman R . institution and guaranteed by In other matters, council in making the village a more Anyone with infow1ation R ural D eveI opment. Last year, Smith Sr.; and his special great aunt, faye Wolfe. approved the second reading attractive place. r _, . on Rose's whereabouts is A memori al service will b e held on Saturday, M.ay 12, 2001 more th an 1100 . 1anw1es pur" of an ordinance granting the. Councilman Wright noted chased their homes with the urged to .call the .sheriff's Ohio Department of Trans- that all flowers planted in the at 1 p.m. at the Laurel Cliff free Methodist Church. · Memorial contributions would be greatly appreciated, and help . of Guaranteed Rural department at 992-3371. portation consent to move downtown area were donated In other matters : forward with the · new by Barnitz Nunery of Mason, will be used toward funeral expenses. They may be sent to . Housmg Program. . . Sharoq Smith, 33725 Burdette Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Spnng.1s the perfect nme to • Victor Wolf of Racine Pomeroy-Mason Bridge · WVa. . ArrangementS are under the direction of Ewing Funeral replace an old roof or install reported that someone had Clerk Kathy Hysell distribreplacement project. Home in Pomeroy. gutters and downspouts. Rural stolen six cut stones used for The ordinance stipulates uted the April financial Development also provides a foundations from his property; that all rights-of-way required · report. Balances in the various Section 504 Home Repair • Pam Pierce of Portland were: general, for the project will be funds Loan and Grant Progra11,1 for reported that someone had safety, acquired and/ or made avail- $116,112.90; qualified very low-income broken into the front door of able with current state and $3,116.31; street, $(1,008.59); rural residents to obtain home her home and ransacked the federal regulations and that state highway, $3,831.41; fire, Meigs County Probate Court repair loans of up to $20,000. interior ; cemetery, these right-of-ways will be $42,572.43; to Brian Keith Ross, 23, and The loans can be used to • Ma ry South ern of Syra$9,874.19; water, $1,520.87; properly maintained. Karan Sue Kauff, 22, both of remove health or safety haz- · cuse reported that when she Resolutions that would sewer, $28,336.69; guaranty Middleport. ards or improve energy effi" recently gor up to go to provide assurance to the Ohio meter, $22,622.05; utility, POMEROY Capt . cten,cy. _T)t~ mterest rat~ ts 1, church ," she discC:vcred that ,Water.9ewlopment Authori- $3,297 :71; overtime grant, Sherm A. Cundiff, commanpercen~ With terms up ~0 ~O · son;eone had broken into .her 2,641.42; ·cemetery .endow.' tY for the design and planning der of the Waynesville, N .C., years. emammg grant un s car and va n and ha d taken - of the village's new water ment, $45,268.75; police pen- Salvation Army Post, is the POMEROY - A personal are and can only be tr.eatment plant was . also sion, $11,518.77; recreation, evangelist for· a revival being injury lawsuit has been filed usedlimited to remove health and money from inside the vehi$4,001.98; · permissive tax, held this week at the Pomeroy in· Meigs County Common approved by council. cles; safery hazards for rural resiMayor John Blaettnar $2,217.55; law enforcement, Church of the Nazarene. Pleas Court by Kenneth R . dents who are at least 62 years • Lebanon Township Ga rage ,. expressed his appreciation to .$1,983.64 • .. Services will continue at 7 Riggs, Long Bottom , and old. in Portland reported that • p.m: through Wednesday. Pas- others, against Herbert L. USDA Rural Development . soincon e tried to break into • tor of the church is Jan Laven: Grate, Reedsville, and others, offers a number of programs the ga rage. A sted door ,,;a, . ' homes would receive about der. · alleging injuries sustained in a designed to assist America's damaged in the incident; S2.36 billion next year, for a motor vehicle accident on rural communities. These • R acine officials reported April 1, 1998. 2.5 percent increase, and $2.55 include the home loans that that someone had broken into · IIUIIIPipA1 The suit otsks for dam:~ges in require. no down payment , the vill age garage and stole a • billion in 2003, up 8 percent. POM~ROY -An organi- excess of S25,000, and puni; most of them fyledicaid fundTaking S327 million out of zational '!\. meeting for the tive damages in an unspecified repair loans and gra11ts, financ- StihiTS 400 cut off ( hainsaw; • Oak E. Taylor of long ing for businesses, community ·: ed would threaten the the system over t\vo years "will Monday..evening ladies gold amount. facilities, and infrastructure Run Ro ad reported that ; quality of patient care. have a negative effect on th~ . league will be held at Pine improvements sue h as water so meone had emcrcd his The 'state argues diat even qualiry of care and the ability 1 Hills G6lfCourse May 21 at 5 and sewer systems. home and ram acked the . , with the reduction1 nursing of facilities to keep t)leir doors p.m. Anyone interested in Rural inside. Taylor said that several A nine-hole. scramble will MARIETTA U.S. · Development Programs can items , includin g televisions, a ! homes would still receive open," said Peter Van Runkle, follow thel meeting. Any lady •: funding increases far above executive director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture's visit its web site at www.rurVCR, stereo, a $300 rent wishing to participate may Rural Development office in dev.usda .gov. To receive an .: most state 'agencies. Nursing . Health Care Association. call 992-3710 or 992-61)0 .Marietta announced that fed- application and additional check, and· an undetermined ·•• amount of change was take n. for more information. eral funding is still available information, contact the in the break-in. ----------------~---------------for eligible low-income rural Marietta office· at (7 40) 37 3~ Trussell said that all comresidents who wish to pur- 7'1 13 or e- mail Carol.Costanchase a home, but cannot zo@oh.usda.gov. TDD num - plaints are still under investi•"M gation and that anyone wi th ANTIQUITY · Ohio secure conventional financM beris (614) 255-2554. Rockwall 43~ information .shquld con tact ~ AEP-48~ Department ofTranspor.tation Gannett - 85'· in g. General Elect~c ~ 49'1, Rocky Boots- 4'1. . :: Arch Coal - 32\ has begun working at Antiqthe sheriff's office. Julia Houdashelt, loan origRD Shell - sa:. .GKNLY -11~. "l Akzo-41'o uiry, where Ohio 338 is being inator at the Marietta R\jral Harley Davidson Saara-36~. ~ ArnTochiSBC- 42\ Shonay's-1 .. Alhland Inc. - 40\ realigned, to alleviate land Development office, said the POMEROY Units of · Kmart-10~ Wai·Mart - 52 "AT&T-22% slide problems in the area. majority of unspent funds are the Meigs Emergency Service Kroger..;.. 24\ Wendy's - 24,, : BankOne-36~ BeginningJune 11, the road in ·the low income category. Worthington - 11'o :- Bob Evans - 18% Landa End - 30 Ltd. -17 Dally stock reports are will be closed to traffic in These n'o down payment answered seven calls for assis: BofgWarner- ~· tance on Monday. Units Oak Hill Financial the 4 closing order to accQillmodate the Champion - 3 loans can be used to purchase, responded as follows: quotes o the prinitous 14\ l~ Channing Shops- 5\ . . day's transactlona, pro- project. build, improve, repair, or rehaOVB-25 ., CIJy Holding - 8 CI;NTRAL DISPATCH BBT-36'o vided by Smith Pari· ~ DuPont- 46'· Construction bilitate homes that are modest Kokosing last So Rock ·1:30 a.m., West Main Street, P..,.,._-18 nera at Advalt Inc. of : Fecllral Mogul - 3 Co., Columbus, is contractor size and design. in Gallipolis. PrM!Ier- 6!1. • USB-22t. Steve Miracle, Holzer Medical AgeS it. on the S1.75 million ODOT Now is the optimum time Center; project. Work includes repairindividuals to apply if they Your family memorial should be 7:04 a.m ., Cherry Ridge, r---------------------------------------~-, ing a large slip area and mov- for f' are wishing to move this the most permanent thing you ,. ing the highway.further from coming summer. Income lim- · mr buy. But only an Aulhonztd the riverbank in order to pre~ its vary according to family Rock of A&a Memorialist can offer ~ vent or minimize future slips. .size and county of resi.dence. (UIPI2UooHO) )')U complete auuranoe that it will Ohio Volley Publlohlng Co. • The closure is expected to be so. The Rodt of Age. warranty i> Publlllled ever; afternoon . Monday last 100 days, and the official guarantees that your memorial through Friday, 111 Court Sl .. ",• Correction Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·ctaes • detour routes will be 338 and will remain beautiful fortvtr. That, poetoga paid 11 Pomeroy. ·- ~• . Our main concam In all stories 11 Mombtr. after all. i> the way il $hould be. Ohio 124. The Allldclatod Press and • to be accurate. If you know of an . lhe Ohio Nowapaper Aesoclatlon. 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Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone - 9.92-2588 Vinton - 388·8603 ipolls - 446-0852 • • �:.. Opinion The Daily Sentinel , .••• }to ..., .. 2011 R. SlwwnLin GALLIPOLIS Bobbi Hood of Gallipolis, independent image consult:ont for BeautiConttol Inc .• has been appointed a national image trainer by the Dallas, Texasbased 'mmufacturer and marketer of image and skin ·care products. ·In this new role, Hood will ownee the training of new BeautiControl skin care and image consult:onrs in · the Columbus, Cincinnati and tristate area. "We are very proud to appoint this key contributor to a unique position of responsibility in our sales organization," said BeautiControl Chairman Jinger Heath. "Our client base expects the most up-to-date image and color fashion tips every season, and we're redoubling our efforts to keep our inuge consultints abreast o( the most .current trends. Our national image tr:iiners play a vital role in that rruse~l· ' - , - Maneglng Ecltor Publisher I D~HIII Ct.teoe Hoeflich General Meneger •' J ( • NATIONAL VIEWS it ..' process." Bush desewes more praise for environmental policies Hood has 'been with BeautiControl since 1987. ·Bank.makes appoinbllents • The Po1t and Courier, Charlnton, S.C., on President Bush and the environment: President Bush has enacted meaningful environmental policies recently that have been unfairly dismissed as mere gestuFes by many in the environmental community. Bush should be given credit ~here it's due as he articulates his environmental agenda. His decisions on behalf of an international treaty to ban dangerous chemicals, expanding wetlands regulation, reducing industrial lead and mercury emissions and increasing national park funding will benefit the environment and aid conservation. Mainly, though. Bush has been subjected to scathing criti- . cism. He has been rebuked for his decision to relieve standards on carbon dioxide emissions - with justification, in view of his campaign position. .. . , Bush also has been criticized for decisions on mining standards, logging roads in federal forests and changes in the administration of the Endangered Species Act.... · Some of the executive orders on the environment issued by Clinton at the end of his · term have been allowed to stand. Others have been suspended or scrapped . ... Bush's environmental agenda ought to be scrutinized on its actual content, not on the basis of ideological presumptions, Reasoned discourse can't be sustained in a poisonous atmosphere of blind partisanship. . • Tallahassee (Fla.) Democrat, 011 racial disparity in graduate schools: An unintended consequence of Gov. Jeb Bush's One Florida plan - sharp declines in minority representation in graduate programs -· requires immediate attention by the Legislature and universities. The plan eliminates race-based admissions at universities. The governor wisely mitigated that ban with the Talented 20 program to help preserve undergraduate diversity. But there is no such safety net for graduate programs .... Texas and California eliminated university affirmative action several years ago. They've seen dramatic declines in minority . enrollment in top graduate schools, partiCularly master's of business administratiol) programs. Florida is clearly headed the same way because our gradu~te schools are heavily depertdent on standardized. entrance exams ... What is clear is that tests such as the Graduate Management Admissions T~st for MBA programs do not predict successful graduates. They predict only first-semester performance. " 'HARDBALL' ·, I 'He sav~d the country from a long nightmare' •~ . •... the way it is and I think he has suf- pardon. •j WASHINGTON On May 21, fered.l have got to get it behind me." Senator ·Edward Kennedy, whose ! former President Gerald Ford will 'jerry .... I hope you didn't make a potential candidacy in 1972 ignited the receive the "Profile in Courage" award deal." ,. . Nixon team's campaign of wiretapping 1: from the . John E Kennedy Library "Tip, I give you my word I made no and political dirty tricks that exploded Fouhdation. The honor will recognize · deal." ''" with the failed break-in of the DemoFotd's unpopular decision, just a month According to Kirk, who headed the cratic National Committee offices, after taking office in ·1974, to pardon selection committee, this historic chat called the pardon "a culmination of the ·, the man· he replaced in the . Oval - ' captured in author John Aloysius Watergate coverup." · Farrell's powerful bestseller, "Tip Kirk, for many years Ted Kennedy's , Office, Richard Nixon. Explaining the Kennedy Library O'Neill and the Democratic Century" top lieutenant, offers :j, more nuanced ; Foundation's decision, its chairman (Little Brown & Co., 2001) - conveys · view today. . · . · · Paul •IGrk, a ·longtime family loyalist'. the spirit 'of tHe ' award· being kiven ' "This is not about' Richard Ni«qn;: .·, cited a scene recounted in a new·biog- Ford later this month. said Kirk, who headed the bipartisan ,. raphy of the late Speaker of the House What a difference a quarter century selection committee that includes Car- " Thomas P. "Tip" O'NeiiLJr. makes! · ' ' oline Kennedy. It was about Ford's "Tip? J erry." It is Ford calling the While it . was not good· politics for courage in making an unpopular deciHouse Democratic leader the morning O ' Neill to say so publicly, Farrell sion that "on reflection, was good for of the pardon. · writes, this,most partisan of Democrats the country." .~ . "I'm calling you to tell you .... I am -even ailthe time- saw Ford's gutsy "Like a lot of people, I looked atjt at ' going to pardon the president." decision as the right one. He was spar- the time and didn't like it aU, ·but I "You're not asking my advice," the ing 1 not just Nixon, but the country think .he saved the country from a long Democratic speaker counters. from what promised to be years of nightmare." "The decision has already been investigation, indictment, conviction (CI~ris M~tthews, ~ nation,ally syndicated ' made." and appeal. columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, "You're never going to get. reelected . Recognizing Ford's "profik · in is host of "H~rdb~ll" ·on CNBC ~nd .1. if you do that," O'Neill tells the former courage';, these 27 years later mark~. in ,MSNBC cable channels. The 1999 edition ,, . House (iOP leader and golfing buddy. fact, a ,. dramatic turnabout in the of "Hardb~/1" U/QS published by Touchstone .. "-J.isten, I can't run the government Kenned): family position on the Nixon Books.) t·· ,. ~----------~--------------~--------~~----~----~~~~~------~- ,, BY CHRIS MAnHEWS ! j ' J BUS'INESS ·MIRRO .R . " Fed ·study suggest~ tJ. S. investors are sluggards TODAY IN HISTORY • J ' • " as supervmng the ovenU oper.ation of the branch. A graduate of Gallia Academy High School, she now resides in Cheshire. She and her husband; Theron, have one grown daughter. Freeman, who remains based io the Gallipolis office, will continue to work with the bank's local clientS. ln her new role, she will also supervise the Oak Hill Banks offices in Gallia and Scioto counties, as well as the Wellston office in Jackson County. Business Development Officer George Woodward will .also remain in the Gallipolis office and continue to focus on commercial lending in Gallia County. Freeman's position came about due to the bank's growth, said President and Chief Executive Officer Richard P. LeGrand. "With Connie's experience and success in the Gallipolis branch, she was dearly the right person for the job," LeGrand said. A graduate ofSymmesVaUey High School, Freeman has earned a bachelor's degree from Marshall t!niversity. She and her husband, Johnnie, reside in ·Proctorville. The couple has one son. .......... trainer DRINKitt6.:l~ 0t 111 Court St., PomlfOY, Ohio 7.-.992-2156 • Fu: 992-2157 Chi,._ w. Govey Hoacl naaued \lUST Arous's~. The Daily SenfD:tel Ohio Valley.Publishing Co. :Th=e~o~~~y~~~n~oo:el~----~--~~~~u~s~i~n~e~s~s~----~--~-·~·-~·~~~~~~·~·~~-i Page A4 , ' . - "' lion in the 1990s. And stocks that had Similarly, most households that held NEW YORK- Popular assump- been just 13 percent of household no stocks refrained from acquiring .. lions can create vast misimpressions, assek in 1990 jumped to 33 percent. t hem. . such .as the one that the typical AmerCould the .Fed have been wrong? It The average household equity share ican household has become a daring could have been, of course, but it · rose in the 1990s "not so much investor in stpcks, devouring market wasn't. because Americans were flocking to , data and trading aggressively. The explanation comes from the Wall Street's party, but because those .! It isn't w, or at least a careful study late.st study, this one issued by the already attending decided to. stay on:· ., suggests that to be the case. The study Federal Reserve· Bank of ~ew York, By 'staying on, a rather passive ; 1 • go.es even further, using ~ords such as which exph!i~ "the vast distinction approach, these existing investors ~c "pa$sive" and "languid" in describing between aggre&;~te and ·typic:il, and ..enjoyed spectacular returns, ·realizing r investqrs' behaviorr, and stating that the dangers of confusing them. what Tracy and Schneider fo~;~nd was ~ 1 ' 'J:'he Fed's statistics for the 1990s are "an astonishing 26.3 percent average ·~ they respond "sluggishly." If the stu.dy's authors are correct, it aggregates for an economic sector, annual return from 1996 to 1999 :• , de!llolishes an impression hel~ by a the · ho11sehold sector. To simply In short, Americans during the ,j vast number of people that Americans "*vide the aggregate numbers by the soaring market were hardly the dar- , r ha\le become masters of their finan- number of households misconstrues ing venturers in financial space envi- ;.; . cial fate, daringly creating wealth like and misinforms, sioned by so many, but the sa,llle old .., ,; no others in history. J . ' If the aggregates were the result of Milquetoasts of old. It includes even some corporate ;~~~tormous numbers of Americans But now a word or two about the -~ d1airmen, and stock brokers, market changing their behavior of many benefits of passivity: gurus, advertisers, .new-age, authors ·years, it would represent a social "One implication of our results is and book publishers, commentators change of huge proportions. But it that the typical household ma'i and members of the media who have' 11 was not so, the authors say. · behave in similarly languid fashion if declaimed about the new American In a study for the Federal Reserve market re't urns over the current 1 investor. dec~de drop below their historical , ; Bank of New York, Joseph Tracy and They had good reason to believe · Henry Schneider found behavioral average," Tracy and Schneider said. "In that event, the average housethey were right. ~ard numbers, th change appears to have played only a sort of thing these types profess to moderate role, as did demographic hold equity share is likelY. to fall, but by less than it would if households ; believe.in but do not always compre- shifts and changing pension plans. bend correctly, seemed to support "Despite intensiVe media attention were racing for the exits." In that their opiniqns. · ~.: to the stock ~rket boom of the sense, languidness serves as. a stabilizFederal Reserve figures, for c:xa~, . 1990s," they write, "most hou.seholds er, an antidote to volatility. aohn Cunniff is a business analyst for ple, showed household stock holdin~ .that owned some stocks dunng the grew from $2.6 trillion to $12.6 tdi~ period did not rush to buy more. TI!e Associated Press.) . l'... o\(' •. .... .. ·- ... •, Eams doctoral· cr,..,. GALLIPOLIS - Jeffrey D. Bane, 43, recendy earned his doctorate in engineering from Cleveland. State University. . - - - -·-.., He . completed the work in the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering with a dissertation entiBane ded "An Application of Data Envelopment Analysis in Project Planning Tech- Two pildUate ~ institute GALLIPOLIS Long.time area banker Margo Swisher has been named r--~---, branch man:iger of Oak Hill Banks' office at 500 Third Ave. in Gallipolis. She succeeds Connie Freeman, recendy promoted to area manager by the bank. "Margo is very weD-liked in . the Gallipolis area," said Freeman. "Her dedication to cus!Orner service is testament to her capabilities as a banker." A 20-~ar bapking veteran, Swisher's · responsibilities will include commercial, consumer and mortgage lending, as well G OLIS - Ohio Valley Bank SeniorVice President David Shaffer and Vice President Patrick Tackett were · among 22 banl<ers from around the state who recendy graduated from the Bank Leadership Institute. Shaffer Tackett leads the Commercial Bank Group at OVB and is based in the organization's Operations/Trust Center in ". Gallipolis. From ~he Jackson office, niques." Bane earned his master's degree in industrial engineering fro.~ CSU previously and is a graduate of Marshall University and GaUia Academy High Sc)tool (1976). His sorn,Jomthan, 13, and Austin. illg the paychecks of more 10, who attend Vinton Be- than . 400 employea. and ~' mentary. 'annual ~U of more ~ In his spare time he enjoys Sl~ .5 ~dJion · ~~~ iishing, camping-and&~ ~ m s ~es for ~ & employee of the month. IUterials ancl set'VIC:es pur Casto received a $100 U.S. d. II br the hospital, whi~ : Savings Bond, a reservrdpuk- - l D I J ID :lbout ·St8.5 mil-~ ing spac:e designated in his lion. . , name, a complimentary meal Sbe bM been w11h 0 Ble~ in the hospital cafeteria, his nell since 1997. ?-.:~ picture displayed on the ~ .- ; 'lr Employee of the Month wall ..... _ . • near . the employee entrance, ji and his name engraved on the Julia H.,.•'r L k is che ~· 2001 Employee of the Month loan origin!!IO!' tor ~ sou~· plaque, .also displayed on the eastern ara flf Ohio lOr ~ Employee of ~he Month Wall. USDA/Runl Dewloplnent. She was formedy tile bouting director for G.Dia/Mei~ Community Action Agenef.: and marketing and dew!o~' GALLIPOLIS - Timothy menr director for the Tri-o,:,. G. Casto, RT (R)(CT)(CV), COLUMBUS - Michael County C.A.A. in Athem. She' ·~ from the . Thompson has been promot- has also served as the M~ ed to vice president, regional County Economic Devtlopo;,. Radiology Department director of restaurant opera- anent Director. at Holzer lions for Bob Evans Farms 'Inc. Now, Houdashelt will sellol'r M.:dical He is · responsible for about vice a six-county area, proocee~: Center, was 20 percent of the company's ing applications for named April 469 restaurants, and oversees 502 Homeowners~ip 2001 restaurants in Ohio, Ulinois, and Section 504 loaru Employee of Missouri and Texas. grants. the Month, As an assistant manager in according to Gallipolis, Thompson began c.to laMar Wyse, his career with BEF in 1974. · president and chlel executive He has held several positions POMEROY - Anna officer. at BEF. including general manChapman . Casto, who is a radiologic ager and area director. Pomeroy has; , technologist, has been an Thompson grad11ated from . completed alt;.' employee at HMC since May Sciotq Technical College in requirement$, .;, ,; 1994 and is certified by the Portsmouth in 1974, with an for a relf~ · American Registry of Radio- associate degree in business. In estate licen~~ ~ logic Technologists. addition to his duties with and h~~ · In addition to his work in BEF, Thompson is vice presijoined Cle · ·:. radiology, he also assists in the dent of Miami Valley Restauland Realtv :l'1-,• Cardiac Catheterization Lab rant &sociation.• and serves as al Inc., as n e$~ in the Charles E. Holzer Jr., both deacon and pastor ofthe Chapman agent. ....:, M.D., Surgery Center of First Baptist Church in FarmShe has Holzer Medical Center. ersville. completed courses through!'.' A graduate of North Gallia He and his wife of 26 years, West Virginia University - \; · High School, Casto was a self- Becky Lynn, reside in Ger- Parkersburg, receiving credi( ' employed farmer from 1976 mantown. His · parents live in for Real Estate Principles and .'~ to 1994. Additionally, he South Point. Practices, Real Estate Law,,.o, worked on a part-time basis at · Real Estate Finance and Real:;:, Kroger in the Silver Bridge Estate Appraisal, ·~ . Plaza. , Sh~ has also ·copleted cours-·.}. A 1994 graduate of ATHENS - Christine es at the Hondros Academy in,, Shawnee State University, Burns of Radcliff has been Colu.mbus. • !t-. majoring in r.adiologic tech- named May employee of the Chapman also attends the ,;, nology, he also attended the month at O'Bleness Memorial University of Rio Grande. University of Rio Grande, Hospital in Athens. mathematical modeling, quality systems and digital stimulation. Bane is the son of Richard and-Juanita Bane ofGaHipolis. He and his wife. Mica, and daughter, Meredith, make their borne in StoW, a suburb of Akron. His wife is the daughter of Isabel Lutton of Point Pleasant, W.Va. Bane is employed as managing director of the Gn!at Lakes Region for Xerox Connect Inc., a subsidiary of Xerox Corp. speciaJWng in information technology systems. Employee of monthltHMC ~ POMEROY Meigs County Recorder Judy King reported the foUo\ving transfers .in real estate as processed recently in her oilice: Warren J. SteamS', June E1 to Roger Steama, Cha~ll J. 'StHml, deed, Aut· land. . Emiat E. Nelson, Marta E. Ne~ son, to State of Ohio, deed, Bad· ford. · Gladys M. Rankin to Charlotte Lee Thompson, deed, Columbia. William" H. Caldwell, Bonnie L. ' Caldwell, to Bruce Caldwell, Jr., ·Stearn~, w,. Cindy S. Caldwell, daed, Colum· bla. William H. Caldwell, Bonnie L. Caldwell, to Jam•• M. Celdwell, deed, Coluinbla. Michael L. Neal to Michael E. Chancey, VIcki S. Chancey, deed, VIllage of Pomeroy. Leonard rt. Koenig, deceased, to Dorle A. Koenig, affidavit, Orange. Doris A. Koenig to Warren Cal· away, deed, Orange. James David Whne, Angela M. While, Angela Marie WhHe, to Meigs Count, deed, Bedford. Jerry E. Fields, Jr., to State of Ohio, deed, Bedford.Twp. Harold Ted Gllltllt, Rand! G. Gillette, to St.la of Ohio, dead, Bedford. Larry Ervin, Larry Ervin, Mall11a Ervin, to State of Ohio, deed, Bedford. Larry Ervin, Melleaa Ervin, Melina J. Ervin, to State ol Ohio, deed, Bedford. Gary G. LH to State of Ohio, deed, Bedford. William S. Anderson, Unda J. Anderson, to Dennis Workman, Elizabeth A. Workman, Sharlene F. Workman, deed, Scipio. Forrest M. White, Northa A. White, to Forrest M. White, Northa A. White, deed, Columbia. w, TUESDAY meeting, 6:30p.m.• admlnlstra· . POMEROY- Meigs County tive office. Board of Elections, reguLar meet· ing, Tuesday, 8:30a.m. ' . GALUPOLIS - Reviv.al at Church of God, Gallipolis, Airport POMEROY- Meigs County Road, 7 p.m. Wednesday HllaHh Department, chil!lren through Saturday. John Elswick Immunization clinic Tuesday, 9to' evangelist; singing, Glory Land, 11 ·a.m. and Ito 3 p.m. at the Believers, and Earthen Vessels. ofllca, Memorial Drive. Take shot Putor Rick Towe. recorda, children mlllll be accom· panled by parent/legal guardian. . POMEROY- Meeting of Pomeroy Merchants Association CHESTER -Shade River scheduled lor Wednesday.mom· Lodge 453, special meeting, lng, postponed until·May 16, 8:30 TUIIIday, 7:30 p.m. Work in the p.m. MM degree. Refreshments. THURaOAY ·. POMEPIOY- ~or. Beta Bela Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30p.m., St. Paul Top employee Eleanor E. Leonard, Nlcholai L. Leonard, Sr., Donna F. Ritchie, deed, Chiller. Elunor E. Leonard, Nlcholae L: Leonard, Sr., Donna F. Ritchie, to State of Ohio, Melge Co~nty Commlalllonera, dlld, Cheeter. C. Thom11 Hlll'!lm, Linda V. Hamm, lo State of Ohio, deed, Sutton. C. Thomu Hlll'llm, Linda V, Hamm, to State of Ohio, Meigs County Commleslonera, deed, Sullon. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Heath Jenkins, deed, VIllage of Middle· port • Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. students to be guests. TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW 9053 to meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at .the Tuppers Plains hall. Dinner at 6:30p.m. · SATURDAY POMEROY- Burlingham Mod· em Woodman, dlmer Saturday, 6:30 p.m. to honor mothers. Flowers to be given to each mother. Take covered dleh. Friends and nelghbonllnvltad. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT- Widows Fel· lowshlp, Friday, noon at the Middleport Church of Chrtat. POIIuck wMh member to take sandwichu, salad or deseert. . EAST MEIGS -Daughters of lhe American Revolution, Return Jonathan Meigs . Chapter, 1 p.m., l:lialem Elementary cafetortum. • Debbie Hagapillda, American native Indian Association, guest speaker. Fifth· and sixth-grade : Meigs 200 Mlln St, Point Ploooant, W.Va. 3(M-87S.1333 ,-.. • l .... ' ,. -.r, .,._ County~ window to the worldwide web · lloyd 00 Sale prices start at only • ! .. ) - · ··-~ • ..~ . .. .IIWIICl. . Large auortment of styles and colors. local gas service~,..: . llllllllcl Chllr 1111'118 ' know that the customers· . • GALLIPOLIS - Ferrell- we've served throt,tgh the., ~; gas, the nation's largest retai) years. can expect that same,~ ·;, propane marketer, has pur- service from Fe~rellgas," ; ·,, chased Jordan's Gas Service Jordan added. ·; j of Gallipolis, company offiResidents can continue tc:if 1 · . t \1 . cials announced. call the Jordan's Gas office. ... . Jordan's Gas, located next from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon .i~ ,, to the Gallipolis FerreUgas day through· Friday at 245..':,. ' plant at 8239 Ohio 588 , is 9119. .,·<' one of the area's largest disThe Gallipolis FerreUgas"; tributors . of 100-pound office can be reached at · . cylinders. 446-2264. . owner Jordan's Gas Ferrellgas has more. than 1. .~ Eugene Jordan said Ferrellmillion ,c ustomers in 45 gas has been the company's propane supplier for several states and annual sales 1, approaching 1 billion gal-:1. ~rs. ''Selling our business to Ions. FerreUgas employees.l Ferrellgas was a logical indirecdy own more than · choiCe for us," he said. 17 million units of the parr- .- · "We've been a FerreUgas nership through an l ' customer for many years, Employee Stock Owner-.t and we've received nothing ship .PJan. The company .u f';; less than outstanding · ser~ · tra~d on the New York,) ' . vice during that time. · · Stock Exch~11ge under the :~ "It's reassuring to me to . ticker symbol FGP. ~~. FROM STAFF REPORTS ~ . !f:t ., ' All II Parents and Fans ... You mulf attend the School Board MeeHng May tth at TUppers Plains, . 6:30 p.m., to support Coach Caldwell. We need him . as our coachl .667·6306 ' I 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio 740o812•2UMI The community Calendar il publlahld a a frM Hrvlce to non-profit groupe wlahlng to announce m..tlnga and apeclaleventa. Thl oelendar Ia not clellgnld to p!JIIIIOta RIM or . ~..,.of ntllla · - prlnwd ciinlyllle . . - . jllr. mila and cennot Ill gu8i'lntlld to be printed a epecfflc number of daya. wwW.mydailysentlnel.com. l ' lhompson Wins promotion Joins Realtor LOCAL HAPPENINGS 3 f., CountY recorder posts land transfers -Ferrellgas buys ~ '\ OVB's western division, which includes banks in Jackson and Waverly. Deweloped by the Ohio Bankers Association, the Bank Leadership lnstitute.is a )'Cat-long leadership development program that enhanuJ,,the leadership, organizational. and performance s~ of upwardly mobile mid-to-senior level bankers. . Bankers with demonstrated executive p<itential are nominated by their bank and chosen by an institute 'selection committee to participate. "The concept of the program is simple," said OBA Executive Vice President Michael M. · VanBuskirk. "We're establishing a core network of future bank leaders that will ptovide direction for both the association and the Ohio banking indus!ry well into .t:!te next century." BY JOHN CUNNIFF BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thday is Tuesday, May 8, the I 28th day of2001. There are 237 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 8, 1945, President Truman announced in a radio address that World War II had ended in Europe. On this date : In 1541, Spanish explorer Hernando ·de Soto reached the Mississippi River. . . Iri 1846, the first major battle of the Mexican War was fought at Palo Alto, Texas, resulting in victory for Gen. Zachary Taylor's force's.. · In 1884, the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, was born near Lamar, Mo. In 1886, Atlanta pharmacist John Styth Pemberton invented the flavor syrup for Coca-Cola. In 1944, the first "eye bank" was established, in New York City. . In 195'8,Vice President Nixon was shoved, stoned, booed and spat upon by anti-American protesters in Lima, Peru. In 1970, construction. workers broke up an antiwar protest on New York's Wall Street, In 1973, militant American Indians who'd held the South Dakota hamlet ofWounded Knee for 10 weeks surrendered. In 1978, David R . Berkowitz pleaded guilty in a Brooklyn courtroom to the "Son of Sam" kinin~ that had terrified New Yorkers. . In 1987, Gary Hart, dogged by questions about his personal · life, including his relationship with ,Miami model Donna Rice, withdrew from the 'race for the Democratic presidential nom-· ination. Ten years ago: CIA Director William H. Webster announced his retirement· he was eventually succeeded by Robert Gates. General H . Norman Schwarzkopf, commander of American forces in the Persian GulfWar, received a ·hero's welcome as he addressed Congress. Concert pianist Rudolf Serkin died in · ·. Guilford, Vt., at age 88. Five years ago: Postal inspectors wrapped. up a r:wo-year stmg operation in 36 states against the nation's btggest chtld pornography ring. South Africa took another step from aparthetd to democracy by adopting a constitution that guarant; ed equal . rights for blacks and whites. . Jt·- • She is the hospital's p.yroU • - - - . Tackett owr- research and academic inter- majoring in math/science. Casto and his wife Tr:bonda· and accounts payable manager.' sees opera- CSIS include project managetions for ment, linear Pll'gnmming, midc in Vinton with their two She is responsible for process-; �:.. Opinion The Daily Sentinel , .••• }to ..., .. 2011 R. SlwwnLin GALLIPOLIS Bobbi Hood of Gallipolis, independent image consult:ont for BeautiConttol Inc .• has been appointed a national image trainer by the Dallas, Texasbased 'mmufacturer and marketer of image and skin ·care products. ·In this new role, Hood will ownee the training of new BeautiControl skin care and image consult:onrs in · the Columbus, Cincinnati and tristate area. "We are very proud to appoint this key contributor to a unique position of responsibility in our sales organization," said BeautiControl Chairman Jinger Heath. "Our client base expects the most up-to-date image and color fashion tips every season, and we're redoubling our efforts to keep our inuge consultints abreast o( the most .current trends. Our national image tr:iiners play a vital role in that rruse~l· ' - , - Maneglng Ecltor Publisher I D~HIII Ct.teoe Hoeflich General Meneger •' J ( • NATIONAL VIEWS it ..' process." Bush desewes more praise for environmental policies Hood has 'been with BeautiControl since 1987. ·Bank.makes appoinbllents • The Po1t and Courier, Charlnton, S.C., on President Bush and the environment: President Bush has enacted meaningful environmental policies recently that have been unfairly dismissed as mere gestuFes by many in the environmental community. Bush should be given credit ~here it's due as he articulates his environmental agenda. His decisions on behalf of an international treaty to ban dangerous chemicals, expanding wetlands regulation, reducing industrial lead and mercury emissions and increasing national park funding will benefit the environment and aid conservation. Mainly, though. Bush has been subjected to scathing criti- . cism. He has been rebuked for his decision to relieve standards on carbon dioxide emissions - with justification, in view of his campaign position. .. . , Bush also has been criticized for decisions on mining standards, logging roads in federal forests and changes in the administration of the Endangered Species Act.... · Some of the executive orders on the environment issued by Clinton at the end of his · term have been allowed to stand. Others have been suspended or scrapped . ... Bush's environmental agenda ought to be scrutinized on its actual content, not on the basis of ideological presumptions, Reasoned discourse can't be sustained in a poisonous atmosphere of blind partisanship. . • Tallahassee (Fla.) Democrat, 011 racial disparity in graduate schools: An unintended consequence of Gov. Jeb Bush's One Florida plan - sharp declines in minority representation in graduate programs -· requires immediate attention by the Legislature and universities. The plan eliminates race-based admissions at universities. The governor wisely mitigated that ban with the Talented 20 program to help preserve undergraduate diversity. But there is no such safety net for graduate programs .... Texas and California eliminated university affirmative action several years ago. They've seen dramatic declines in minority . enrollment in top graduate schools, partiCularly master's of business administratiol) programs. Florida is clearly headed the same way because our gradu~te schools are heavily depertdent on standardized. entrance exams ... What is clear is that tests such as the Graduate Management Admissions T~st for MBA programs do not predict successful graduates. They predict only first-semester performance. " 'HARDBALL' ·, I 'He sav~d the country from a long nightmare' •~ . •... the way it is and I think he has suf- pardon. •j WASHINGTON On May 21, fered.l have got to get it behind me." Senator ·Edward Kennedy, whose ! former President Gerald Ford will 'jerry .... I hope you didn't make a potential candidacy in 1972 ignited the receive the "Profile in Courage" award deal." ,. . Nixon team's campaign of wiretapping 1: from the . John E Kennedy Library "Tip, I give you my word I made no and political dirty tricks that exploded Fouhdation. The honor will recognize · deal." ''" with the failed break-in of the DemoFotd's unpopular decision, just a month According to Kirk, who headed the cratic National Committee offices, after taking office in ·1974, to pardon selection committee, this historic chat called the pardon "a culmination of the ·, the man· he replaced in the . Oval - ' captured in author John Aloysius Watergate coverup." · Farrell's powerful bestseller, "Tip Kirk, for many years Ted Kennedy's , Office, Richard Nixon. Explaining the Kennedy Library O'Neill and the Democratic Century" top lieutenant, offers :j, more nuanced ; Foundation's decision, its chairman (Little Brown & Co., 2001) - conveys · view today. . · . · · Paul •IGrk, a ·longtime family loyalist'. the spirit 'of tHe ' award· being kiven ' "This is not about' Richard Ni«qn;: .·, cited a scene recounted in a new·biog- Ford later this month. said Kirk, who headed the bipartisan ,. raphy of the late Speaker of the House What a difference a quarter century selection committee that includes Car- " Thomas P. "Tip" O'NeiiLJr. makes! · ' ' oline Kennedy. It was about Ford's "Tip? J erry." It is Ford calling the While it . was not good· politics for courage in making an unpopular deciHouse Democratic leader the morning O ' Neill to say so publicly, Farrell sion that "on reflection, was good for of the pardon. · writes, this,most partisan of Democrats the country." .~ . "I'm calling you to tell you .... I am -even ailthe time- saw Ford's gutsy "Like a lot of people, I looked atjt at ' going to pardon the president." decision as the right one. He was spar- the time and didn't like it aU, ·but I "You're not asking my advice," the ing 1 not just Nixon, but the country think .he saved the country from a long Democratic speaker counters. from what promised to be years of nightmare." "The decision has already been investigation, indictment, conviction (CI~ris M~tthews, ~ nation,ally syndicated ' made." and appeal. columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, "You're never going to get. reelected . Recognizing Ford's "profik · in is host of "H~rdb~ll" ·on CNBC ~nd .1. if you do that," O'Neill tells the former courage';, these 27 years later mark~. in ,MSNBC cable channels. The 1999 edition ,, . House (iOP leader and golfing buddy. fact, a ,. dramatic turnabout in the of "Hardb~/1" U/QS published by Touchstone .. "-J.isten, I can't run the government Kenned): family position on the Nixon Books.) t·· ,. ~----------~--------------~--------~~----~----~~~~~------~- ,, BY CHRIS MAnHEWS ! j ' J BUS'INESS ·MIRRO .R . " Fed ·study suggest~ tJ. S. investors are sluggards TODAY IN HISTORY • J ' • " as supervmng the ovenU oper.ation of the branch. A graduate of Gallia Academy High School, she now resides in Cheshire. She and her husband; Theron, have one grown daughter. Freeman, who remains based io the Gallipolis office, will continue to work with the bank's local clientS. ln her new role, she will also supervise the Oak Hill Banks offices in Gallia and Scioto counties, as well as the Wellston office in Jackson County. Business Development Officer George Woodward will .also remain in the Gallipolis office and continue to focus on commercial lending in Gallia County. Freeman's position came about due to the bank's growth, said President and Chief Executive Officer Richard P. LeGrand. "With Connie's experience and success in the Gallipolis branch, she was dearly the right person for the job," LeGrand said. A graduate ofSymmesVaUey High School, Freeman has earned a bachelor's degree from Marshall t!niversity. She and her husband, Johnnie, reside in ·Proctorville. The couple has one son. .......... trainer DRINKitt6.:l~ 0t 111 Court St., PomlfOY, Ohio 7.-.992-2156 • Fu: 992-2157 Chi,._ w. Govey Hoacl naaued \lUST Arous's~. The Daily SenfD:tel Ohio Valley.Publishing Co. :Th=e~o~~~y~~~n~oo:el~----~--~~~~u~s~i~n~e~s~s~----~--~-·~·-~·~~~~~~·~·~~-i Page A4 , ' . - "' lion in the 1990s. And stocks that had Similarly, most households that held NEW YORK- Popular assump- been just 13 percent of household no stocks refrained from acquiring .. lions can create vast misimpressions, assek in 1990 jumped to 33 percent. t hem. . such .as the one that the typical AmerCould the .Fed have been wrong? It The average household equity share ican household has become a daring could have been, of course, but it · rose in the 1990s "not so much investor in stpcks, devouring market wasn't. because Americans were flocking to , data and trading aggressively. The explanation comes from the Wall Street's party, but because those .! It isn't w, or at least a careful study late.st study, this one issued by the already attending decided to. stay on:· ., suggests that to be the case. The study Federal Reserve· Bank of ~ew York, By 'staying on, a rather passive ; 1 • go.es even further, using ~ords such as which exph!i~ "the vast distinction approach, these existing investors ~c "pa$sive" and "languid" in describing between aggre&;~te and ·typic:il, and ..enjoyed spectacular returns, ·realizing r investqrs' behaviorr, and stating that the dangers of confusing them. what Tracy and Schneider fo~;~nd was ~ 1 ' 'J:'he Fed's statistics for the 1990s are "an astonishing 26.3 percent average ·~ they respond "sluggishly." If the stu.dy's authors are correct, it aggregates for an economic sector, annual return from 1996 to 1999 :• , de!llolishes an impression hel~ by a the · ho11sehold sector. To simply In short, Americans during the ,j vast number of people that Americans "*vide the aggregate numbers by the soaring market were hardly the dar- , r ha\le become masters of their finan- number of households misconstrues ing venturers in financial space envi- ;.; . cial fate, daringly creating wealth like and misinforms, sioned by so many, but the sa,llle old .., ,; no others in history. J . ' If the aggregates were the result of Milquetoasts of old. It includes even some corporate ;~~~tormous numbers of Americans But now a word or two about the -~ d1airmen, and stock brokers, market changing their behavior of many benefits of passivity: gurus, advertisers, .new-age, authors ·years, it would represent a social "One implication of our results is and book publishers, commentators change of huge proportions. But it that the typical household ma'i and members of the media who have' 11 was not so, the authors say. · behave in similarly languid fashion if declaimed about the new American In a study for the Federal Reserve market re't urns over the current 1 investor. dec~de drop below their historical , ; Bank of New York, Joseph Tracy and They had good reason to believe · Henry Schneider found behavioral average," Tracy and Schneider said. "In that event, the average housethey were right. ~ard numbers, th change appears to have played only a sort of thing these types profess to moderate role, as did demographic hold equity share is likelY. to fall, but by less than it would if households ; believe.in but do not always compre- shifts and changing pension plans. bend correctly, seemed to support "Despite intensiVe media attention were racing for the exits." In that their opiniqns. · ~.: to the stock ~rket boom of the sense, languidness serves as. a stabilizFederal Reserve figures, for c:xa~, . 1990s," they write, "most hou.seholds er, an antidote to volatility. aohn Cunniff is a business analyst for ple, showed household stock holdin~ .that owned some stocks dunng the grew from $2.6 trillion to $12.6 tdi~ period did not rush to buy more. TI!e Associated Press.) . l'... o\(' •. .... .. ·- ... •, Eams doctoral· cr,..,. GALLIPOLIS - Jeffrey D. Bane, 43, recendy earned his doctorate in engineering from Cleveland. State University. . - - - -·-.., He . completed the work in the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering with a dissertation entiBane ded "An Application of Data Envelopment Analysis in Project Planning Tech- Two pildUate ~ institute GALLIPOLIS Long.time area banker Margo Swisher has been named r--~---, branch man:iger of Oak Hill Banks' office at 500 Third Ave. in Gallipolis. She succeeds Connie Freeman, recendy promoted to area manager by the bank. "Margo is very weD-liked in . the Gallipolis area," said Freeman. "Her dedication to cus!Orner service is testament to her capabilities as a banker." A 20-~ar bapking veteran, Swisher's · responsibilities will include commercial, consumer and mortgage lending, as well G OLIS - Ohio Valley Bank SeniorVice President David Shaffer and Vice President Patrick Tackett were · among 22 banl<ers from around the state who recendy graduated from the Bank Leadership Institute. Shaffer Tackett leads the Commercial Bank Group at OVB and is based in the organization's Operations/Trust Center in ". Gallipolis. From ~he Jackson office, niques." Bane earned his master's degree in industrial engineering fro.~ CSU previously and is a graduate of Marshall University and GaUia Academy High Sc)tool (1976). His sorn,Jomthan, 13, and Austin. illg the paychecks of more 10, who attend Vinton Be- than . 400 employea. and ~' mentary. 'annual ~U of more ~ In his spare time he enjoys Sl~ .5 ~dJion · ~~~ iishing, camping-and&~ ~ m s ~es for ~ & employee of the month. IUterials ancl set'VIC:es pur Casto received a $100 U.S. d. II br the hospital, whi~ : Savings Bond, a reservrdpuk- - l D I J ID :lbout ·St8.5 mil-~ ing spac:e designated in his lion. . , name, a complimentary meal Sbe bM been w11h 0 Ble~ in the hospital cafeteria, his nell since 1997. ?-.:~ picture displayed on the ~ .- ; 'lr Employee of the Month wall ..... _ . • near . the employee entrance, ji and his name engraved on the Julia H.,.•'r L k is che ~· 2001 Employee of the Month loan origin!!IO!' tor ~ sou~· plaque, .also displayed on the eastern ara flf Ohio lOr ~ Employee of ~he Month Wall. USDA/Runl Dewloplnent. She was formedy tile bouting director for G.Dia/Mei~ Community Action Agenef.: and marketing and dew!o~' GALLIPOLIS - Timothy menr director for the Tri-o,:,. G. Casto, RT (R)(CT)(CV), COLUMBUS - Michael County C.A.A. in Athem. She' ·~ from the . Thompson has been promot- has also served as the M~ ed to vice president, regional County Economic Devtlopo;,. Radiology Department director of restaurant opera- anent Director. at Holzer lions for Bob Evans Farms 'Inc. Now, Houdashelt will sellol'r M.:dical He is · responsible for about vice a six-county area, proocee~: Center, was 20 percent of the company's ing applications for named April 469 restaurants, and oversees 502 Homeowners~ip 2001 restaurants in Ohio, Ulinois, and Section 504 loaru Employee of Missouri and Texas. grants. the Month, As an assistant manager in according to Gallipolis, Thompson began c.to laMar Wyse, his career with BEF in 1974. · president and chlel executive He has held several positions POMEROY - Anna officer. at BEF. including general manChapman . Casto, who is a radiologic ager and area director. Pomeroy has; , technologist, has been an Thompson grad11ated from . completed alt;.' employee at HMC since May Sciotq Technical College in requirement$, .;, ,; 1994 and is certified by the Portsmouth in 1974, with an for a relf~ · American Registry of Radio- associate degree in business. In estate licen~~ ~ logic Technologists. addition to his duties with and h~~ · In addition to his work in BEF, Thompson is vice presijoined Cle · ·:. radiology, he also assists in the dent of Miami Valley Restauland Realtv :l'1-,• Cardiac Catheterization Lab rant &sociation.• and serves as al Inc., as n e$~ in the Charles E. Holzer Jr., both deacon and pastor ofthe Chapman agent. ....:, M.D., Surgery Center of First Baptist Church in FarmShe has Holzer Medical Center. ersville. completed courses through!'.' A graduate of North Gallia He and his wife of 26 years, West Virginia University - \; · High School, Casto was a self- Becky Lynn, reside in Ger- Parkersburg, receiving credi( ' employed farmer from 1976 mantown. His · parents live in for Real Estate Principles and .'~ to 1994. Additionally, he South Point. Practices, Real Estate Law,,.o, worked on a part-time basis at · Real Estate Finance and Real:;:, Kroger in the Silver Bridge Estate Appraisal, ·~ . Plaza. , Sh~ has also ·copleted cours-·.}. A 1994 graduate of ATHENS - Christine es at the Hondros Academy in,, Shawnee State University, Burns of Radcliff has been Colu.mbus. • !t-. majoring in r.adiologic tech- named May employee of the Chapman also attends the ,;, nology, he also attended the month at O'Bleness Memorial University of Rio Grande. University of Rio Grande, Hospital in Athens. mathematical modeling, quality systems and digital stimulation. Bane is the son of Richard and-Juanita Bane ofGaHipolis. He and his wife. Mica, and daughter, Meredith, make their borne in StoW, a suburb of Akron. His wife is the daughter of Isabel Lutton of Point Pleasant, W.Va. Bane is employed as managing director of the Gn!at Lakes Region for Xerox Connect Inc., a subsidiary of Xerox Corp. speciaJWng in information technology systems. Employee of monthltHMC ~ POMEROY Meigs County Recorder Judy King reported the foUo\ving transfers .in real estate as processed recently in her oilice: Warren J. SteamS', June E1 to Roger Steama, Cha~ll J. 'StHml, deed, Aut· land. . Emiat E. Nelson, Marta E. Ne~ son, to State of Ohio, deed, Bad· ford. · Gladys M. Rankin to Charlotte Lee Thompson, deed, Columbia. William" H. Caldwell, Bonnie L. ' Caldwell, to Bruce Caldwell, Jr., ·Stearn~, w,. Cindy S. Caldwell, daed, Colum· bla. William H. Caldwell, Bonnie L. Caldwell, to Jam•• M. Celdwell, deed, Coluinbla. Michael L. Neal to Michael E. Chancey, VIcki S. Chancey, deed, VIllage of Pomeroy. Leonard rt. Koenig, deceased, to Dorle A. Koenig, affidavit, Orange. Doris A. Koenig to Warren Cal· away, deed, Orange. James David Whne, Angela M. While, Angela Marie WhHe, to Meigs Count, deed, Bedford. Jerry E. Fields, Jr., to State of Ohio, deed, Bedford.Twp. Harold Ted Gllltllt, Rand! G. Gillette, to St.la of Ohio, dead, Bedford. Larry Ervin, Larry Ervin, Mall11a Ervin, to State of Ohio, deed, Bedford. Larry Ervin, Melleaa Ervin, Melina J. Ervin, to State ol Ohio, deed, Bedford. Gary G. LH to State of Ohio, deed, Bedford. William S. Anderson, Unda J. Anderson, to Dennis Workman, Elizabeth A. Workman, Sharlene F. Workman, deed, Scipio. Forrest M. White, Northa A. White, to Forrest M. White, Northa A. White, deed, Columbia. w, TUESDAY meeting, 6:30p.m.• admlnlstra· . POMEROY- Meigs County tive office. Board of Elections, reguLar meet· ing, Tuesday, 8:30a.m. ' . GALUPOLIS - Reviv.al at Church of God, Gallipolis, Airport POMEROY- Meigs County Road, 7 p.m. Wednesday HllaHh Department, chil!lren through Saturday. John Elswick Immunization clinic Tuesday, 9to' evangelist; singing, Glory Land, 11 ·a.m. and Ito 3 p.m. at the Believers, and Earthen Vessels. ofllca, Memorial Drive. Take shot Putor Rick Towe. recorda, children mlllll be accom· panled by parent/legal guardian. . POMEROY- Meeting of Pomeroy Merchants Association CHESTER -Shade River scheduled lor Wednesday.mom· Lodge 453, special meeting, lng, postponed until·May 16, 8:30 TUIIIday, 7:30 p.m. Work in the p.m. MM degree. Refreshments. THURaOAY ·. POMEPIOY- ~or. Beta Bela Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30p.m., St. Paul Top employee Eleanor E. Leonard, Nlcholai L. Leonard, Sr., Donna F. Ritchie, deed, Chiller. Elunor E. Leonard, Nlcholae L: Leonard, Sr., Donna F. Ritchie, to State of Ohio, Melge Co~nty Commlalllonera, dlld, Cheeter. C. Thom11 Hlll'!lm, Linda V. Hamm, lo State of Ohio, deed, Sutton. C. Thomu Hlll'llm, Linda V, Hamm, to State of Ohio, Meigs County Commleslonera, deed, Sullon. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Heath Jenkins, deed, VIllage of Middle· port • Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. students to be guests. TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW 9053 to meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at .the Tuppers Plains hall. Dinner at 6:30p.m. · SATURDAY POMEROY- Burlingham Mod· em Woodman, dlmer Saturday, 6:30 p.m. to honor mothers. Flowers to be given to each mother. Take covered dleh. Friends and nelghbonllnvltad. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT- Widows Fel· lowshlp, Friday, noon at the Middleport Church of Chrtat. POIIuck wMh member to take sandwichu, salad or deseert. . EAST MEIGS -Daughters of lhe American Revolution, Return Jonathan Meigs . Chapter, 1 p.m., l:lialem Elementary cafetortum. • Debbie Hagapillda, American native Indian Association, guest speaker. Fifth· and sixth-grade : Meigs 200 Mlln St, Point Ploooant, W.Va. 3(M-87S.1333 ,-.. • l .... ' ,. -.r, .,._ County~ window to the worldwide web · lloyd 00 Sale prices start at only • ! .. ) - · ··-~ • ..~ . .. .IIWIICl. . Large auortment of styles and colors. local gas service~,..: . llllllllcl Chllr 1111'118 ' know that the customers· . • GALLIPOLIS - Ferrell- we've served throt,tgh the., ~; gas, the nation's largest retai) years. can expect that same,~ ·;, propane marketer, has pur- service from Fe~rellgas," ; ·,, chased Jordan's Gas Service Jordan added. ·; j of Gallipolis, company offiResidents can continue tc:if 1 · . t \1 . cials announced. call the Jordan's Gas office. ... . Jordan's Gas, located next from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon .i~ ,, to the Gallipolis FerreUgas day through· Friday at 245..':,. ' plant at 8239 Ohio 588 , is 9119. .,·<' one of the area's largest disThe Gallipolis FerreUgas"; tributors . of 100-pound office can be reached at · . cylinders. 446-2264. . owner Jordan's Gas Ferrellgas has more. than 1. .~ Eugene Jordan said Ferrellmillion ,c ustomers in 45 gas has been the company's propane supplier for several states and annual sales 1, approaching 1 billion gal-:1. ~rs. ''Selling our business to Ions. FerreUgas employees.l Ferrellgas was a logical indirecdy own more than · choiCe for us," he said. 17 million units of the parr- .- · "We've been a FerreUgas nership through an l ' customer for many years, Employee Stock Owner-.t and we've received nothing ship .PJan. The company .u f';; less than outstanding · ser~ · tra~d on the New York,) ' . vice during that time. · · Stock Exch~11ge under the :~ "It's reassuring to me to . ticker symbol FGP. ~~. FROM STAFF REPORTS ~ . !f:t ., ' All II Parents and Fans ... You mulf attend the School Board MeeHng May tth at TUppers Plains, . 6:30 p.m., to support Coach Caldwell. We need him . as our coachl .667·6306 ' I 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio 740o812•2UMI The community Calendar il publlahld a a frM Hrvlce to non-profit groupe wlahlng to announce m..tlnga and apeclaleventa. Thl oelendar Ia not clellgnld to p!JIIIIOta RIM or . ~..,.of ntllla · - prlnwd ciinlyllle . . - . jllr. mila and cennot Ill gu8i'lntlld to be printed a epecfflc number of daya. wwW.mydailysentlnel.com. l ' lhompson Wins promotion Joins Realtor LOCAL HAPPENINGS 3 f., CountY recorder posts land transfers -Ferrellgas buys ~ '\ OVB's western division, which includes banks in Jackson and Waverly. Deweloped by the Ohio Bankers Association, the Bank Leadership lnstitute.is a )'Cat-long leadership development program that enhanuJ,,the leadership, organizational. and performance s~ of upwardly mobile mid-to-senior level bankers. . Bankers with demonstrated executive p<itential are nominated by their bank and chosen by an institute 'selection committee to participate. "The concept of the program is simple," said OBA Executive Vice President Michael M. · VanBuskirk. "We're establishing a core network of future bank leaders that will ptovide direction for both the association and the Ohio banking indus!ry well into .t:!te next century." BY JOHN CUNNIFF BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thday is Tuesday, May 8, the I 28th day of2001. There are 237 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 8, 1945, President Truman announced in a radio address that World War II had ended in Europe. On this date : In 1541, Spanish explorer Hernando ·de Soto reached the Mississippi River. . . Iri 1846, the first major battle of the Mexican War was fought at Palo Alto, Texas, resulting in victory for Gen. Zachary Taylor's force's.. · In 1884, the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, was born near Lamar, Mo. In 1886, Atlanta pharmacist John Styth Pemberton invented the flavor syrup for Coca-Cola. In 1944, the first "eye bank" was established, in New York City. . In 195'8,Vice President Nixon was shoved, stoned, booed and spat upon by anti-American protesters in Lima, Peru. In 1970, construction. workers broke up an antiwar protest on New York's Wall Street, In 1973, militant American Indians who'd held the South Dakota hamlet ofWounded Knee for 10 weeks surrendered. In 1978, David R . Berkowitz pleaded guilty in a Brooklyn courtroom to the "Son of Sam" kinin~ that had terrified New Yorkers. . In 1987, Gary Hart, dogged by questions about his personal · life, including his relationship with ,Miami model Donna Rice, withdrew from the 'race for the Democratic presidential nom-· ination. Ten years ago: CIA Director William H. Webster announced his retirement· he was eventually succeeded by Robert Gates. General H . Norman Schwarzkopf, commander of American forces in the Persian GulfWar, received a ·hero's welcome as he addressed Congress. Concert pianist Rudolf Serkin died in · ·. Guilford, Vt., at age 88. Five years ago: Postal inspectors wrapped. up a r:wo-year stmg operation in 36 states against the nation's btggest chtld pornography ring. South Africa took another step from aparthetd to democracy by adopting a constitution that guarant; ed equal . rights for blacks and whites. . Jt·- • She is the hospital's p.yroU • - - - . Tackett owr- research and academic inter- majoring in math/science. Casto and his wife Tr:bonda· and accounts payable manager.' sees opera- CSIS include project managetions for ment, linear Pll'gnmming, midc in Vinton with their two She is responsible for process-; �• The Daily Sentinel Chi&x whip Ranagm, Page 86 PageB1 WASHINGTON (AP)- Born of the biggest telephone system breakup in U.S. history, the four regtonal Bell compames an: fighting attempts to haw them carved up mto even smaller . pieces. Doing so would jump-start tde_phone and Internet competition, giving consumen new ch01ces, acco~g to nvals who want each Bell company divided mto a n:tail and wholesale business. The Bells say such a mow would lead to higher pnces - and major confusion - for customers. . Most· Americans still get local telephone seiVlce from one of the four powerhouses - Verizon, SBC, _BellSouth and Qwestthat n:main after the Bell system was dissol~d m 1984. But opponents, led by such outspoken critics as AT&T Cha_irman Michael Armstrong, arc urgtng government oflietals to slice each Bell company into two. Legislators and regulators in more than a half dozen states also have discussed the idea. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Some worry the truth behind the Oklahoma City bombing will die on May 16 when Timothy McVeigh is executed .. A handful of survivors and even the bomber's former lawyer believe McVeigh hasn't been honest about who or how many people planned, financed and carried out the deadly blast. " I don 't know if the truth will ever come out," said Jane Graham, 61, who was i~ured in the April 19, 1995, bombing. " It's easy to put everything aside and blame one individual. I think everybody just wants to wipe · it away." Graham was buried under furniture in the Housing and Urbau Development office on the ninth floor of. the Alfred P. Murrah F.ederaiBuilding. · Bush reduces tax cut rate . WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush adn{inistration sought Mo nday to pump up its proposal to cut the top income tax rate from 39.6 percent to 33 percent by stressing the positive impact ,on th ousands of small businesses. But an independent study showed that a great many more wouldn 't benefit. Treas ury Secretary Paul O'Neill told 16 small business operators .>t a Treas ury Deparqnent event that they should contact members of Congress about cutting the top rate to 33 percent, ' proposal that appears less and less likely to pass a Senate divided between 50 Republicans and 50 Democrats. "We need your help," O'Neill told the group. " They need to hear from you ." The Treasury Department released a new analysis indicating that 77 percent of the tax relief triggered by cutting the top rate would go to small business owners and entrepreneurs, including farmers, partnerships and sole proprietorships. Most of them pay individual income taxes rather than corporate income taxes. Stranger seen at Blake home Shortly before the explosion, Graham said she saw two mysterious men in the building. Her .theory is that . someone placed bombs inside the building and that the truck bomb was a decoy that killed only a fe~ of the 168 victims. McVeigh's former attorney, Stephen Jones, also believes there was a wider consptracy. "The bombing was · the . work of somewhere between six and eight people directly involved," Jone s said. "He was a niember of a terrorist group and terrorist groups protect their mem" hers." Jones described his former client as clever, manipulative and cunning. " Tim McVeigh is ceminly ca pable of elaborate lies;· he said. ,.......,.,• ..., .. 2001 Kathy Wilburn, whose two grandson~ died in the Murrah building day-caret center, thinks McVeigh deserves to di<; . but doesn 't want him executed. ~ "I believe with him goes the truth;' she said. ;· Wilburn has spent the last six year~.. doing research, including visiting t~r; rorist-iraining compounds and whtte supremacist groups. She believes thd bomb plot was concocted in Elohint City, a survivalist compound in easterq Oklahoma. She also thinks authonttej may have had a warning before the 9:0~ a.m. blast. , Wilburn 's daughter, Edye Stowe~ wants to know why no Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agents were lcilled an4 why most weren't in the building. : TuF.sn\v's HIGHLIGHTS · Spurs win one : for1)A' . • ' to stay inside at dawn .and in the evening, when mosquitoes art gious stuff, sn•ff that made no sense." . ' Police finally subdued the suspect, whom they identified as ntost active. Jason Pritchord, 33 , after shooting him with three bean bag-type projectiles. He was treated at a h~pital before being taken to jail. Napster software tracks •prints• · Wife seeks to bar Guilianrs friend • NEW YORK (AP) - Lawyers for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani 's estranged wife have asked a judge to bar Giuliani's companion from Gracie Mansion, the mayor's official residence. Giuliani and wife Donna Hanover continue to live at Gracie · Mansion with their two children, but Giuliani's compaQion, Judith Nathan, has appeared frequently in public with the mayor since he announced last spring that he sought a legal separation from Hanover. On Monday, Hanover's lawyers asked for a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction bIoclei·ng Nathan from the mansion. · Lawyers for both the mayor and Hanover spent more than an hour in a dosed hearing arguing a motion that was filed Thursday before Acting Justice Judith Gische of the State Supreme Court. It was uncleat when the judge would rule on the motion. Gracie Mansion is often used as the site for news conferences and other public events, and Hanover's request raised the question of whether the building should be considered a public .place or a marital residence. SANJOSE, Calif. (AP) - The latest version ofNapster'dile~ . swapping software includes technology that can identifY songs by sound, not just their names, the company said Monday. ~· ·]n a posting on its Web site, the company said so-called sound fingerprintinl! will help the company comply with a federal judge's order 'to block the fiee exchange of copyrighted songs and to add yet-to-be-announced features. Since March, Napster has been excluding copyright songs based on file names, which can vary substantially from user t9 rda • user. For example, one user may offer the song, "Yesteul Y,' while another may misspell it "Yesterdy" to make it diflic t to block. Last month, Napster anno~nced it was licensing fingerprinting technology developed by Virginia-based Relatable LLC ro identifY songs by the way they sound, rega~ess of audio format or common distortions. LOS ANGELES (AP) -A few weeks before Robert Blake's wife was murdered, a stranger began showing up in fiont of the actor's Studio City home, according to his lawyer and a private investigator. . The man was described in his early 20s with a crew cut and would watch the property from a black four-door pickup, said Scott Ross, a privat~nvestigator hired by Blake's _lawyers.. Police refused to comment as honuctde detectiVes continued their investigation of the killing of Bonny Lee Bakley, 45, who was gunned down Friday night while sitting ·in a car near a STAR CITY, Russia (AP) -. California financier Dennis Tito restaurant where she and her husband had just dined. showed both sentimentality· and flashes of anger Thesday as he Authorities searched a construction site M9nday near the reflected on his six days on the international space station ana shooting scene and an investigator was seen dusting for fingerthe U.S. space agency's bitter reaction to his trip. prints on a blue recycling can. A bag was reportedly removed TRENTON, N.J. (AP)- Dead crows found in two New JetThe most profound moment for him was when he spoke to from the site. sey communities have tested positive for 'Vest Nile virus, author- his children on Earth over what he called a ham radio link, Tito ities said Monday. said, choking up. While ·he objected to being called ,a ."space The virus, which killed two people last year, has also been . . . tourist," he was resigned to the term being applied to him. " detected this year m several other Eastern states. The disease usu"I ld lik I · h h ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)- One child was stabbed out- ally causes only flu-like "Symptoms but can be fatal for some d _wood ., e pe~p e to see re as; senou~;nl "':. ~ a side as students waited in the playground for breakfast. Three older people or those with weaken~d immune systems. ream an pursue . tt 10 t e ace . 0 great cu ty. e to more were attacked inside a classroom where they were hiding The counties where .!iJ!e ~.~ws w~re fou~d .- Bergen and reporters jlt Star · Ctty, the RusSian cosmonaut tr~mmg cent~r with a teacher. Mtddlesex - are both mcreasmg thetr survetllan~e 'Cdr -MoSi:ju1~ ~he.~~e he w~d ti,)r.,nwpWs to pre par~ for h!s, ,tr~P·, . , . . . Their alleged assailant muttered about "talcing people back to toes. The state plans to spend about $7 million ·in ~he fiscal year Ttto reportedly patd R~sslan sp~ce agenctes up !o $20 -~tllio~ God" as he roamed Mountain View Elementary School on that begins July 1 to fight the virus. ·for the trtp, whtch was ongmally mtended to be to Russtas Mir Monday, according to police and witnesses. · State health officials said people should use insect repellent, space Statton . After the Mtr was scrapped m March, hiS desnna. " He was threatening everybody," said Randy Smith, chairman wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts when outdoors and try tion was changed to the International SJ?ace Station - over · furious protests from NASA, the U.S. space agency. · of the local community patrol. "He was rambling and saying reli- NASA reaction angers •tourlsf Crows test positive for virus Suspect held for Stabbing kids a·• I: • SAN ANTONIO (AP) The Dallas Mavericks trailed 2-0 against Utah and rallied tor an upset. That time; they weren't facing a focused and hungry Tim Duncan. Duncan, wearing an armband with injured teammate Derek Anderson's initials and No. 1 written in rruirker, had 25 points and 22 rebounds ·· Monday night as the San Antonio Spurs beat Dallas l 00-86 for a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference semifinals. · The win came two nights after Juwan Howard's flag~t foul left Anderson with.a separated right shoulder. . Duncan denied that revenge was on his mind. "We're here to win the series," he said. "Not settle any payback." · · But ~und the Alamodome, fans hoisted signs reading, "Do it for DA:' and, "This is the NBA, not the WWF:' Howard was greeted with a roar of boos, and he was booed almost every time he had the ball. Antonio Daniels, who started for Anderson, also wore an armband. ·Johnson mlpt be out of wOitcl championships INDIANAPOLIS . (AP) ·. Michael Johnson can't run at the World Track. and . Field Championships in August if he doesn't compete first at the USA Championships. Johnson, running only relays in his final year of competition, had hoped to run on ' the U.S. 1,600-meter team in Edmonton .this summer, bu~ the t)SA Track and Field board of directors decided not to waive a rule ·requiring participatipn in the national . t ·f\~:~··~" I' • mee , '1'' ' The USATF board· of , directors met ovet the week- . eni:l · and affirmed eJPsting ~ules' for selecting relay teams. \ 425. Lawn and &arden Tractor • 20-hp V-Twin engine • Two-peqal automatic transmission • 54-inch mower 'deck • Mora than 27 attachments available 14386S Sabre• Lawn Tractor •14.5-hp overhead-valva engine • 5-spaed shift o~·the-go · transmission • 38-inch mower deck ONLY $8,299 . SAVE$900 ONLY$1,459 Don't get caught empty-ha~ded this take advantage of' big savings on Gator 4XZ Utility Vehicle ONLY$5,999 ,a full line of lawn and -garden equipment. I This is one offer you can't let slip away. • 6-hp engine • Push type • Mulch cover and side-discharge chute ·standard, ba~ger optional · for five camas SAVE$3Q JoHN DEERE CARMICHAEL'S FARM & LAWN, INC. , Jackson Pike - 2 miles West of Holzer Hospital Gallipolis, OH 45614 740·446-2412 WAKEFI.ELD GARAGE. US #50 West, P.O. Box #639 Athens, OH 45701 740-593·3815 RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande will hold soccer camp June 11-15 at Stanley L. Evans field. The camp will run frO~ 9 a.m. to noon each day. The . cost is $65 per camper and is Qpen to players ages four to Lima suspended ONLY$299 • Rio soccer amp · June 11·15 · For information, contact URG head coach Scott Mor~issey at 245-7126. · Hurry to your John Deere dealer's store. .. , 17. JS60 Walk·Behlnd Mower spring. Catch up on all yardwork and I HOUSTON (AP) Astros starter Jose Lima was suspended for five games and · fined by the commissioner's office for hitting the New . York Mets' Jay Pay~on with a pitch in a game last week._ The players' assoCiation immediately appealed, delay~ ing the start of any penalty until after a hearing before Paul Beeston, baseball's chief operating officer. FuMelp •rts . County · news to the Dally sentinel : ~192·2157 ' ' with Ohio Valley Baker si BY AliORDV CARTER OVP SPORTS EDITOR EAST MEIGS -After a standout career at Eastern High School, Amber Baker is talcing her considerable talent to the next level, signing a national letter of intent wi~ Ohio Valley College -in Parkersburg, W.Va. · Baker, who started at point guard for three years at Eastern, joins an OVC · program that has made the jump from the NAJA to NCAA Division II and the West Virginia lntercoUegiate Athletic Conference. "I am really excited about going to OVC," Baker said. "It's a great opportunity. I 1ike the school and coach alot. l can't wait to get started." Baker . averaged 5.6 points and 4.2 assists per game as a sophomore and upped thqse totals to 13.2 points and 5.2 assists per game as a junior. She led the Eagles in scoring, assists and steals (4.4 spg) during her junior season. Baker piled up the hardware in the wake of her junior season, earning first team All- TVC and All- ,............. .. BAKER SIGNS- Eastern ~lnt guard Amber !;Iaker has signed with Ohio Valley College. Baker was joined at her signing ceremony by her parents, Jan Baker and Rod Baker, and Eastern head coach Paul Brannon. (OVP) ·southem~ Casey powers Reds to·Win · ' .ps .. .5. Gallia ' PHOENIX (AP) - Sean Casey looked at Tuesday night's scheduled pitcher, and he knew Cincinnati had to beat Ari-. zcna starter Brian Anderson; '.' We neecled that one rigJtt there:• said Casey, who dro~ in the Reds' last three runs in a 5-4, to-~nning victory over the Diamondbljcks, on Monday night. "We were down 4-2, and we'd lost five in a row. We needed fo get a win, especially with Randy Johnson up tomorrow.1' . • Casey tied · the game and lqtocked out Anderson with a two-run homer in the sev~nth inning aild won it with an RBI double in the 1Oth. Casey didn't let an inning-ending strikeout in the fourth · · ' · "1-'f.- ' · distract him. 'He was pitching me tough aU night long. to tell you the ttuth, and I finally got a pitch low and in and· was able to drop the head on it," Casey said. . ' He homered two batters after Deion Sarrders hit his second single of the game off Anderson apd then stole second. Alex Ochoa tripled off Greg Swindell (0-1) leading off the 10th;.and Casey doubled to the center-field wall. "He doesn't ·get mad," Reds manager Bob Boone said about Casey, his cleanup hitter. "He just relaxes, and when he's relaxed, it's bad news for somebody." . 'Luis Gonzalez hit his . major league-leading 16th home run for the Diamondbacks, 1-10 against the Reds at home. . Danny Graves (1-0) escap'e d a jam in the ninth, intentionally wallcing Gonzalez to load the bases with one out before· retiring Matt Williams on a popup and Danny 13autista on o 1 groundout. "One of these days, it's going to backfire," Graves said. · "Don't get me wrong- I love being"in that situation. That's how you have to f~el as a relief pitcher, But it's just too many . BY Scon WoLFE OVP CORRESPONDENT .................. Reds pitcher Pete Harnisch slams the ball down during Monday's game at Arizona. (AP) DISGUSTED - Eastern blows away Southern BY Scon Wou:E OVP CORRESPONDENT EAST MEIGS - Eastern took an early lead and never relinquished it in posting an 11-4 win over Southern Monday. Eastetn avenged two earlier losseS to the Tornadoes, including a. disheartening thriller in the sectional final that ~aw Southern' come from a 9-4 deficit to win 10"9 with six runs in the sev~ enth inning. . . ' Southern (13-5) went up 1~0 on a Matt Ash single and a Brandon Pierce double in the top of the first inning. ln the bottom of the-first, Eastern (811) took the lead when Chris Lyons walked and Ben Holter slammed a tworun home run. · Cody Faulk singltd and s~ored after Eastern loaded the bases. on walk.~ to Cacy Faulk and B~dley Brannon: . · • Cody Faulk then came in to score on a hit ball that allowed Dustin Kehler to reach ori an error as Eastern took a 3-1 lead. , Southern went scoreless in the second when Cacy Faulk retired the side in order. Eastern came back with two more runs in the second when Chris Lyons le4 off with a home run. Holter reached on an error and scored on a Cody Faulk single to pad the Eagles lead to 5- L Southern cut the deficit to 5-3 in the third ~hen with two out Chad Hubbard walked and Matt Ash had an RBI single after Hubbard stole second. Ash stole second and scored on Brandon Pierce's second double of the game. · 'Sophomore c;urt Crouch came on in relief !'or Southern and went three · innings before Brandon Hill ~e on to fmish the game. Eastern added two runs in the third as it began to pull away for the win. Southern hitters were Pierce with two doubles, Ash with two singles. . Crouch and l-lubbard each had a single. Eastern hitters were Lyons and Holter with home runs, and singles by Cody Faulk, · Bradley Brannon, who also walked three times, and Jon Will. Cacy Faulk picked up the pitching victory for the Eagles with ba'tterymate Jon Will behind the plate. Faulk threw a six-hitter; striking out five and walking five. . Soulbern pitching allowed five -bin, struck Out six and walked eight. · The Southern defense committed 11 errors. . Southern will play Leesburg-Fairfield Thursday at Lucasville in the district tournament. \ I - - ------ -·-- __:___._. - -..:..-t...,._ . ----- ·-·-··-- "' ..... . .. ~ ~·- --- ----- -- ·-- - MERCERVILLE Pounding out 15 ruts, South~ ern rolled to a 17-3 win over South GaUia Monday. Southern (9-14) plated four runs in the first inning when Macyn Ervin smacked an RBI single and Deana Pullins had a two-run double. Br.mdi Lane grounded out to bring• home the fourth run. South GaUia came back~ with three runs in the bottom , of the first on an RBI single· by Stephanie Evanich and three straight walks to Candice Mooney, Chri!SY Green and Tracy Cheney. Southern added a single run in the tight game during the second frame for a 5-3 tally. That came on a Barnes single, a Chapman walk and an RBI single by Kati Cummins. Both clubs played tough until Southern broke open the game in the fourth with seven important runs. Chapman led off the inning with a double. Katie Sayre doubled. Ervin walked. Lane walked and Carolyn Bentz had a tworun single. · . Emily Hill wa lked and Brigette Barnes sl ammed a two-run double and Chapmart followed wtth another two run double to give the Tornadoes a 12-3 lead. Chapman recorded five strikeouts and nine walks, while scattering five hits. Harrison started out strong, but suffered th e loss while sr,riking out five, walking 10 and giving LIP 15 hJts. 1 Chapman went 3-for-3. with two walks and two doubles·. Barnes wa~ 3-for~S with a walk. Kati Cummins had two singles. Pullins had a dou-,:. ble and single. Lane,. Bent:t•~ a11d Ervp~ «aGl! h:Mt4 ~e ..tf~ 'staGy White had rwo singles for South Gallia. Sarah Wright had a double. Harrison and Evanich each had a single. Southern goes to Miller today. \f �• The Daily Sentinel Chi&x whip Ranagm, Page 86 PageB1 WASHINGTON (AP)- Born of the biggest telephone system breakup in U.S. history, the four regtonal Bell compames an: fighting attempts to haw them carved up mto even smaller . pieces. Doing so would jump-start tde_phone and Internet competition, giving consumen new ch01ces, acco~g to nvals who want each Bell company divided mto a n:tail and wholesale business. The Bells say such a mow would lead to higher pnces - and major confusion - for customers. . Most· Americans still get local telephone seiVlce from one of the four powerhouses - Verizon, SBC, _BellSouth and Qwestthat n:main after the Bell system was dissol~d m 1984. But opponents, led by such outspoken critics as AT&T Cha_irman Michael Armstrong, arc urgtng government oflietals to slice each Bell company into two. Legislators and regulators in more than a half dozen states also have discussed the idea. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Some worry the truth behind the Oklahoma City bombing will die on May 16 when Timothy McVeigh is executed .. A handful of survivors and even the bomber's former lawyer believe McVeigh hasn't been honest about who or how many people planned, financed and carried out the deadly blast. " I don 't know if the truth will ever come out," said Jane Graham, 61, who was i~ured in the April 19, 1995, bombing. " It's easy to put everything aside and blame one individual. I think everybody just wants to wipe · it away." Graham was buried under furniture in the Housing and Urbau Development office on the ninth floor of. the Alfred P. Murrah F.ederaiBuilding. · Bush reduces tax cut rate . WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush adn{inistration sought Mo nday to pump up its proposal to cut the top income tax rate from 39.6 percent to 33 percent by stressing the positive impact ,on th ousands of small businesses. But an independent study showed that a great many more wouldn 't benefit. Treas ury Secretary Paul O'Neill told 16 small business operators .>t a Treas ury Deparqnent event that they should contact members of Congress about cutting the top rate to 33 percent, ' proposal that appears less and less likely to pass a Senate divided between 50 Republicans and 50 Democrats. "We need your help," O'Neill told the group. " They need to hear from you ." The Treasury Department released a new analysis indicating that 77 percent of the tax relief triggered by cutting the top rate would go to small business owners and entrepreneurs, including farmers, partnerships and sole proprietorships. Most of them pay individual income taxes rather than corporate income taxes. Stranger seen at Blake home Shortly before the explosion, Graham said she saw two mysterious men in the building. Her .theory is that . someone placed bombs inside the building and that the truck bomb was a decoy that killed only a fe~ of the 168 victims. McVeigh's former attorney, Stephen Jones, also believes there was a wider consptracy. "The bombing was · the . work of somewhere between six and eight people directly involved," Jone s said. "He was a niember of a terrorist group and terrorist groups protect their mem" hers." Jones described his former client as clever, manipulative and cunning. " Tim McVeigh is ceminly ca pable of elaborate lies;· he said. ,.......,.,• ..., .. 2001 Kathy Wilburn, whose two grandson~ died in the Murrah building day-caret center, thinks McVeigh deserves to di<; . but doesn 't want him executed. ~ "I believe with him goes the truth;' she said. ;· Wilburn has spent the last six year~.. doing research, including visiting t~r; rorist-iraining compounds and whtte supremacist groups. She believes thd bomb plot was concocted in Elohint City, a survivalist compound in easterq Oklahoma. She also thinks authonttej may have had a warning before the 9:0~ a.m. blast. , Wilburn 's daughter, Edye Stowe~ wants to know why no Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agents were lcilled an4 why most weren't in the building. : TuF.sn\v's HIGHLIGHTS · Spurs win one : for1)A' . • ' to stay inside at dawn .and in the evening, when mosquitoes art gious stuff, sn•ff that made no sense." . ' Police finally subdued the suspect, whom they identified as ntost active. Jason Pritchord, 33 , after shooting him with three bean bag-type projectiles. He was treated at a h~pital before being taken to jail. Napster software tracks •prints• · Wife seeks to bar Guilianrs friend • NEW YORK (AP) - Lawyers for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani 's estranged wife have asked a judge to bar Giuliani's companion from Gracie Mansion, the mayor's official residence. Giuliani and wife Donna Hanover continue to live at Gracie · Mansion with their two children, but Giuliani's compaQion, Judith Nathan, has appeared frequently in public with the mayor since he announced last spring that he sought a legal separation from Hanover. On Monday, Hanover's lawyers asked for a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction bIoclei·ng Nathan from the mansion. · Lawyers for both the mayor and Hanover spent more than an hour in a dosed hearing arguing a motion that was filed Thursday before Acting Justice Judith Gische of the State Supreme Court. It was uncleat when the judge would rule on the motion. Gracie Mansion is often used as the site for news conferences and other public events, and Hanover's request raised the question of whether the building should be considered a public .place or a marital residence. SANJOSE, Calif. (AP) - The latest version ofNapster'dile~ . swapping software includes technology that can identifY songs by sound, not just their names, the company said Monday. ~· ·]n a posting on its Web site, the company said so-called sound fingerprintinl! will help the company comply with a federal judge's order 'to block the fiee exchange of copyrighted songs and to add yet-to-be-announced features. Since March, Napster has been excluding copyright songs based on file names, which can vary substantially from user t9 rda • user. For example, one user may offer the song, "Yesteul Y,' while another may misspell it "Yesterdy" to make it diflic t to block. Last month, Napster anno~nced it was licensing fingerprinting technology developed by Virginia-based Relatable LLC ro identifY songs by the way they sound, rega~ess of audio format or common distortions. LOS ANGELES (AP) -A few weeks before Robert Blake's wife was murdered, a stranger began showing up in fiont of the actor's Studio City home, according to his lawyer and a private investigator. . The man was described in his early 20s with a crew cut and would watch the property from a black four-door pickup, said Scott Ross, a privat~nvestigator hired by Blake's _lawyers.. Police refused to comment as honuctde detectiVes continued their investigation of the killing of Bonny Lee Bakley, 45, who was gunned down Friday night while sitting ·in a car near a STAR CITY, Russia (AP) -. California financier Dennis Tito restaurant where she and her husband had just dined. showed both sentimentality· and flashes of anger Thesday as he Authorities searched a construction site M9nday near the reflected on his six days on the international space station ana shooting scene and an investigator was seen dusting for fingerthe U.S. space agency's bitter reaction to his trip. prints on a blue recycling can. A bag was reportedly removed TRENTON, N.J. (AP)- Dead crows found in two New JetThe most profound moment for him was when he spoke to from the site. sey communities have tested positive for 'Vest Nile virus, author- his children on Earth over what he called a ham radio link, Tito ities said Monday. said, choking up. While ·he objected to being called ,a ."space The virus, which killed two people last year, has also been . . . tourist," he was resigned to the term being applied to him. " detected this year m several other Eastern states. The disease usu"I ld lik I · h h ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)- One child was stabbed out- ally causes only flu-like "Symptoms but can be fatal for some d _wood ., e pe~p e to see re as; senou~;nl "':. ~ a side as students waited in the playground for breakfast. Three older people or those with weaken~d immune systems. ream an pursue . tt 10 t e ace . 0 great cu ty. e to more were attacked inside a classroom where they were hiding The counties where .!iJ!e ~.~ws w~re fou~d .- Bergen and reporters jlt Star · Ctty, the RusSian cosmonaut tr~mmg cent~r with a teacher. Mtddlesex - are both mcreasmg thetr survetllan~e 'Cdr -MoSi:ju1~ ~he.~~e he w~d ti,)r.,nwpWs to pre par~ for h!s, ,tr~P·, . , . . . Their alleged assailant muttered about "talcing people back to toes. The state plans to spend about $7 million ·in ~he fiscal year Ttto reportedly patd R~sslan sp~ce agenctes up !o $20 -~tllio~ God" as he roamed Mountain View Elementary School on that begins July 1 to fight the virus. ·for the trtp, whtch was ongmally mtended to be to Russtas Mir Monday, according to police and witnesses. · State health officials said people should use insect repellent, space Statton . After the Mtr was scrapped m March, hiS desnna. " He was threatening everybody," said Randy Smith, chairman wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts when outdoors and try tion was changed to the International SJ?ace Station - over · furious protests from NASA, the U.S. space agency. · of the local community patrol. "He was rambling and saying reli- NASA reaction angers •tourlsf Crows test positive for virus Suspect held for Stabbing kids a·• I: • SAN ANTONIO (AP) The Dallas Mavericks trailed 2-0 against Utah and rallied tor an upset. That time; they weren't facing a focused and hungry Tim Duncan. Duncan, wearing an armband with injured teammate Derek Anderson's initials and No. 1 written in rruirker, had 25 points and 22 rebounds ·· Monday night as the San Antonio Spurs beat Dallas l 00-86 for a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference semifinals. · The win came two nights after Juwan Howard's flag~t foul left Anderson with.a separated right shoulder. . Duncan denied that revenge was on his mind. "We're here to win the series," he said. "Not settle any payback." · · But ~und the Alamodome, fans hoisted signs reading, "Do it for DA:' and, "This is the NBA, not the WWF:' Howard was greeted with a roar of boos, and he was booed almost every time he had the ball. Antonio Daniels, who started for Anderson, also wore an armband. ·Johnson mlpt be out of wOitcl championships INDIANAPOLIS . (AP) ·. Michael Johnson can't run at the World Track. and . 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York Mets' Jay Pay~on with a pitch in a game last week._ The players' assoCiation immediately appealed, delay~ ing the start of any penalty until after a hearing before Paul Beeston, baseball's chief operating officer. FuMelp •rts . County · news to the Dally sentinel : ~192·2157 ' ' with Ohio Valley Baker si BY AliORDV CARTER OVP SPORTS EDITOR EAST MEIGS -After a standout career at Eastern High School, Amber Baker is talcing her considerable talent to the next level, signing a national letter of intent wi~ Ohio Valley College -in Parkersburg, W.Va. · Baker, who started at point guard for three years at Eastern, joins an OVC · program that has made the jump from the NAJA to NCAA Division II and the West Virginia lntercoUegiate Athletic Conference. "I am really excited about going to OVC," Baker said. "It's a great opportunity. I 1ike the school and coach alot. l can't wait to get started." Baker . averaged 5.6 points and 4.2 assists per game as a sophomore and upped thqse totals to 13.2 points and 5.2 assists per game as a junior. She led the Eagles in scoring, assists and steals (4.4 spg) during her junior season. Baker piled up the hardware in the wake of her junior season, earning first team All- TVC and All- ,............. .. BAKER SIGNS- Eastern ~lnt guard Amber !;Iaker has signed with Ohio Valley College. Baker was joined at her signing ceremony by her parents, Jan Baker and Rod Baker, and Eastern head coach Paul Brannon. (OVP) ·southem~ Casey powers Reds to·Win · ' .ps .. .5. Gallia ' PHOENIX (AP) - Sean Casey looked at Tuesday night's scheduled pitcher, and he knew Cincinnati had to beat Ari-. zcna starter Brian Anderson; '.' We neecled that one rigJtt there:• said Casey, who dro~ in the Reds' last three runs in a 5-4, to-~nning victory over the Diamondbljcks, on Monday night. "We were down 4-2, and we'd lost five in a row. We needed fo get a win, especially with Randy Johnson up tomorrow.1' . • Casey tied · the game and lqtocked out Anderson with a two-run homer in the sev~nth inning aild won it with an RBI double in the 1Oth. Casey didn't let an inning-ending strikeout in the fourth · · ' · "1-'f.- ' · distract him. 'He was pitching me tough aU night long. to tell you the ttuth, and I finally got a pitch low and in and· was able to drop the head on it," Casey said. . ' He homered two batters after Deion Sarrders hit his second single of the game off Anderson apd then stole second. Alex Ochoa tripled off Greg Swindell (0-1) leading off the 10th;.and Casey doubled to the center-field wall. "He doesn't ·get mad," Reds manager Bob Boone said about Casey, his cleanup hitter. "He just relaxes, and when he's relaxed, it's bad news for somebody." . 'Luis Gonzalez hit his . major league-leading 16th home run for the Diamondbacks, 1-10 against the Reds at home. . Danny Graves (1-0) escap'e d a jam in the ninth, intentionally wallcing Gonzalez to load the bases with one out before· retiring Matt Williams on a popup and Danny 13autista on o 1 groundout. "One of these days, it's going to backfire," Graves said. · "Don't get me wrong- I love being"in that situation. That's how you have to f~el as a relief pitcher, But it's just too many . BY Scon WoLFE OVP CORRESPONDENT .................. Reds pitcher Pete Harnisch slams the ball down during Monday's game at Arizona. (AP) DISGUSTED - Eastern blows away Southern BY Scon Wou:E OVP CORRESPONDENT EAST MEIGS - Eastern took an early lead and never relinquished it in posting an 11-4 win over Southern Monday. Eastetn avenged two earlier losseS to the Tornadoes, including a. disheartening thriller in the sectional final that ~aw Southern' come from a 9-4 deficit to win 10"9 with six runs in the sev~ enth inning. . . ' Southern (13-5) went up 1~0 on a Matt Ash single and a Brandon Pierce double in the top of the first inning. ln the bottom of the-first, Eastern (811) took the lead when Chris Lyons walked and Ben Holter slammed a tworun home run. · Cody Faulk singltd and s~ored after Eastern loaded the bases. on walk.~ to Cacy Faulk and B~dley Brannon: . · • Cody Faulk then came in to score on a hit ball that allowed Dustin Kehler to reach ori an error as Eastern took a 3-1 lead. , Southern went scoreless in the second when Cacy Faulk retired the side in order. Eastern came back with two more runs in the second when Chris Lyons le4 off with a home run. Holter reached on an error and scored on a Cody Faulk single to pad the Eagles lead to 5- L Southern cut the deficit to 5-3 in the third ~hen with two out Chad Hubbard walked and Matt Ash had an RBI single after Hubbard stole second. Ash stole second and scored on Brandon Pierce's second double of the game. · 'Sophomore c;urt Crouch came on in relief !'or Southern and went three · innings before Brandon Hill ~e on to fmish the game. Eastern added two runs in the third as it began to pull away for the win. Southern hitters were Pierce with two doubles, Ash with two singles. . Crouch and l-lubbard each had a single. Eastern hitters were Lyons and Holter with home runs, and singles by Cody Faulk, · Bradley Brannon, who also walked three times, and Jon Will. Cacy Faulk picked up the pitching victory for the Eagles with ba'tterymate Jon Will behind the plate. Faulk threw a six-hitter; striking out five and walking five. . Soulbern pitching allowed five -bin, struck Out six and walked eight. · The Southern defense committed 11 errors. . Southern will play Leesburg-Fairfield Thursday at Lucasville in the district tournament. \ I - - ------ -·-- __:___._. - -..:..-t...,._ . ----- ·-·-··-- "' ..... . .. ~ ~·- --- ----- -- ·-- - MERCERVILLE Pounding out 15 ruts, South~ ern rolled to a 17-3 win over South GaUia Monday. Southern (9-14) plated four runs in the first inning when Macyn Ervin smacked an RBI single and Deana Pullins had a two-run double. Br.mdi Lane grounded out to bring• home the fourth run. South GaUia came back~ with three runs in the bottom , of the first on an RBI single· by Stephanie Evanich and three straight walks to Candice Mooney, Chri!SY Green and Tracy Cheney. Southern added a single run in the tight game during the second frame for a 5-3 tally. That came on a Barnes single, a Chapman walk and an RBI single by Kati Cummins. Both clubs played tough until Southern broke open the game in the fourth with seven important runs. Chapman led off the inning with a double. Katie Sayre doubled. Ervin walked. 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Iowa Rep earned $384/FIRST YRI Ex(/ pm ul1 800-215 2200 ATTENTION Financial Planners/ Accountants!lnsurance Agents/ Home lmprovemenl Contractors! Mortgage company has devel· oped procedure tor oubmlttlng loans II you have the clients, we will pa, you as tho loan otllctrl Iowa Rep earned S3B4K/FIRST YRI Exp onlyll·800-215-2200 AUTOSFAOM 110000 Pollco ln,>ounds & Rsposl Toyatas Chevy's Jaepol Pleasa CaN for Listing~ 1 800-451otl500 Exl C981 7 lWo 1par1montt tor rent Inquire 11 Ill W Mlln Street or 0111 CMoty 1174Q.IIQ,t274. ( Two bedroom apartment, atDVI, 13 AC(II With BOiulilul lako View &ltoa 150 ODD 18 Acres With Largo Lake, Mobllo Ho.,. Wllh Add On S7&,500 Qllll• County On Blacklop Road (740)3811-8418 rotrlgtrltor Mlddllport: one badroom ope~mont Pomeroy • - · rotr!gor1101, 740-742-1403 4 and 5 Acre Wooded Building Lois 1~ Grean Townohlp1 Mlnuloo From Hollflllll On PIYtC Roado 'Tho Woodo' Ook llldgo DriYO Prlcod In Tho 301 (1•0)4417071 Or (740)248-8033 ~ 4eG Spilco for Rent Upllllre 1 Bodrocm Apartomlnt In GllllpOIII, Rtlensnr.tl/ Dt(!otlt, (740)4411-7130 ,2311 Hondorton Storage Rontalo Hu Unlto Avolllble Now, ho 00 &1Ch, (304)875 · 51ii ar ~1!04)875>2900 Livestock 3 Year Old Registered Angus llul. All!rod (140~5!0 4 H And FFA Club Pigs, Hemp, York a Ouroc Crou (740)381- 9033 -:--------Baby Dud<S. $2 00 Ball!< Chld<s. $1 00, Grown Ducks, $300 (140)256-11214 HORSESHOEING Cortlllod Farrier, Fred Queen 1740}258- Paano story & Clark $600 You Must Pick up Call Bonn ie Umousln Wis. can bo regost~ young buctslun horse Srtelland pony and donkey tor sale 740· 698-2765 AUTOS FROM 1600 00 Pollco Impounds & Rsposl Toyalll CllevYI Jaepol Please Calloi listing~ lo80Q.4~Hl500 Exl C9817 Chalna, 311·. t• Long Grado BO 115 00 Eaeh Binders 318' Also 112•. 112 50 Each (740)245~318 , 1330 640 Tappan HI Elhcloncy 90% Gas Furnaces 011 Furnaces. 12 Seer Hoat Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free 8 Year Warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling 1 800-872 5967 www OI'W.corM:M3n Hay l Grlln snw 'IUr Round Delivery & Volume Oil· count Available Heritage Farm (304)675-5724 Hoy & Brlgtw Wire T• nett &50 Seed a Fertilizer Sawmll $3 895 New Super Lu,. bermate 2000, larger capacities more options Mtnultcturer of sawmills edgers and sklddera NORWOOD INDUSTRIES 252 ionwll DrMI Bullalo NY 14225 FREE Information 1 -800·~78· Tobacco Plan11 Order Now To Guarantee Earty Spring Plantings lncn~au Allotments Mean E~~:tra Plantl Thank You For Your Busi· ness Call Danny Dewhuflt loavt IIOHigO (304)895·3740 Or (300)195-37811 1383 00 200-U SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Olnled7 Wo Specialize In Appeals and Hearings FREE CONSULTATION Bonollt Team Services, Inc Tolllrae 1·888 83flo4052 SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Dtnlod7 We Specialize In Appeals and Hearings FREE CONSULTATION Banollt Teem Services. Inc Toll tru 1 888 83flo4052 Stante, Homo Producll And Fuller Brush Available To Order Products Or Request Catalog• Please Call (304)875 6903 An, Umo STEEL BUILDINGS New Pro en g1neered wtplans 30x50)(1 o was 1!2 500 now $8 990 50K8Dx10 was $27450 now $18990 80xt50x14 was 152 750 now $34,990 BOll200x18 was $87,450 now $59 990 1-800-248-9640 STO~ RENTtNGII OWN FOR LESS! $0 or low Oownl Ok Credtl For Lllt•ngs Call 1-800.501·1777 Elll 9821 SUN'SAND'SURF Whitt sand1 beaches, fabulous sunsets! De luxe roomalkltcheneues & balco· n<e& overlooking tho Gull of Me11 co Island Inn Beach Resort Treasure laland FLA. 800 24 t 9980 www i standlnn ~ •orl com Near St Potertiburg Usad Wheelehalr Good Con dotiOn $175 00 (740)446-2205 or (740)4411-9585 Ask For Virginia Waterline Special 314 200 PSI $21 91! Per 100, T" 200 PSI $37 oo Per 100 All Brass Com praoalon Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES JackiOn Ohio 1·800-537 9528 Whirlpool 18 000 A C w/lhormo stat 220 Volt $125 oo Also Westinghouse Dehumidifier with controls $75 oo Can (304)675· l.a5 550 Building Supplies Block brlek sewer plpea wind owa lintels etc Claude Winters Roo Granda OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Pets for Sale Cocker SpanleiJ Siberian Husky puppies unintentional cross two females left black and wl)lte look like Cocker spaniels very nice loves kids and Intelligent 12 weeks old wormed reduced to $5011Ch 740-992-5144 Ready For Molhor s Da, Gills CFA Registered Hima layan Kit tens Shots Wormed. Liller Trained l740)367-n05 570 Musical Instrument• NOBODY S FATHER CD by Ke vln Jones Mary chapin Carpln· tar & Ace Smith guest On tax 1m com cdumverse,amason eiC Reconditioned Spinet Plano 90 Day Guarantee Call Tne Plano Doctor (740)448--4525 580 Fruita & Vegetable• SO DOWN CARSI POLICE IM POUNDS & REPDSI HONDA S CHEVY'S JEEP'S LOW AS $291 MO 24 MO S 019 9% FOR LISTINGS CALLI 800 451 0050 ext C-9812 94 Dodge Stealth RT, V·8, 32 valva 0 0 H C • sliver auromallc $5000 080, 108 000 m•IH 740 949 2700 1970 Corvette Sting Ray Priced To Salll Excollenl Condition (740)441-o592 (740~ 1983 car hauler asking 13000 740-742 2357 1984 Z·28 Automatic Trans· mission New Tires Tilt Wheal Air Brakes Paint, Has Alarm Syatem Runo Good $3000 (304)882 3971 1987 Olda 98 Rogenc1 171 784 miles, needs engine be ~n offer 740-992 0788 1988 Chevrolet Cors1ca in good COndition 740-742 1314 198~ Cadillac Sedan Deville (304)875-7887 1990 Chavy Borella 4 cylinder automatic cold a/c $1800 call 740-742 2760 199-4 Thunderbird 1 Owner Low mill&, garage Kept Excellent Condttion Loaded $6 600 (304)675-7545 1995 Chevy Cavaloer Rally Sport 2 Ooor Automatk: Air CD player, $5800 (304)675 2949 1995 S 1o Automatic AIC 14495 1988 Chevrolet 4x4 Heavy Duty $2795, Five Cavall· ers 91 Thru 94 $1495 To 12695 1998 Lumina $4895 We Take Trades COOK MOTORS (740)448-o103 1997 Suboru Outback SIIOrl pow· or Siearlng AW PL A/C Tilt Wheol 27 mpg $9500 (304)575 4118 Leave Messege 85 Bronco II, 4~4 no rust runs good lookS good $900 OBO 740 992 9827 fllnlllllngs, jeweQ, ............ sporting 610 F1rm Equipment FLOORING • Pre llnlahed Oak Still In bOIM MUST SELLI $2 251 sq ft Cellular 1 1 830 7330 1 Massey 7 Foot Cycle Bar 1 s Foot Pick-up Dis~ (740 )2586359 FREE OSTOMY PRODUCTS! Manufacturer Offera a two weak auppty or colottomy or urostomy brtnd n•m• producta with one olmplt phono caN No obllgaUono CIII80Q.755-78BO 16 Cattlt Tral"r (740)448-2514 Peg Cub Tractor With CuiiiYIIDrt And Turning Plow• Good Conclilon (304)81!-3264 Cui II· !lelor Harrow 1211 IQOO NH 47& Ha1blno 911 $3500 Kll· ten Silage Wtgon w1 Avco· Nl Gaar 1!200 (304)578-9009 1•8;;;;;i• Ovorwolght? Try our progrom Bob toot 14 lbo In 1 waok Sa!o natural, oaoy, 1 188 908-0500 Farm Tractor For Sale· Alila Chombora C 7 Pick up Olac HD Good Shlpo. (140)4411-«10 Chevy 1990 Lumtna • Door 6 Cylinder Auto Air Tilt CrUise AMI FM Cassette H1gh Miles Runo & Looks Good $2300 (300 )675o2949 24- Dodge Stoaltll ES PW, PL, CD, Alarm $4495 080 V 8 DOHC (140)245-5797 720 Trucks for Sale ·8 IIIII IlMit .... Pickup your £GII!I .. ne Dally Sentinel c l H s s I f I f D s 1990 Class A Gu" StreaM. 37 Foot 460 Ford/ OshKooll Chao- .,.,, Ful11 Equopped Including A 1996 Saturn Put! car 8otn ED lent And Low M<leago (740)2455752 84 Trophy, 22', New Tires PkJml)lng And Awn1ng $2200 Call (140)446--0393 Afte< 6pm 94 Cobra Popup Ca mper Flagslaft Excenent conditiOn Furnace Ttn1ed Wtndows $3000 {300)675-6713 dorle. fret t lltmates lifetime guaranree t 4yrs on Job expen ..... (304)895-3887 840 E~caland Rntger_atlon 1 wmng Master Ltf:ttden our Etec.,lc;ol , WV000306 304 675 SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifeti me guarantee Local references furnished Es tablshod 1975 can 24 Hrs (740) 448 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog .,. Walerprooting 80 Ford v B Automatic Auto Many Now Parts Good Solid Truck Plus E•tra 302 Motor and ce Tranamiaalon $1500 Firm (740)446-<1393 Alter 6pm 82 F·100 Good Work Truck 3 Speed Runs Good $500 (304)675-8832 92 Ford F· t 50 Extended Cab 71 000 Mllea Good Condition 2nd Owner $6800 (740)3889053 AM (740)388-11956 PM 96 Dodge Dakota V 6 5 Speed Asking $4850 (740)256-1738 Or (740)2511-8200 96 Ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab 4x4 4 0 liter V 6, AulD A" Cru1se Tlh White Wllh Clolh In· terlor $9000 (740)245-5060 97 Chevrolet S 10, 4 Cylinder 5speed Standard 81 821 Miles Blue With Cloth Interior Atr $6700 1740)245-5080 730 Vans a 4-WDa I 995 F-150 Extended Cab 4WD tong bed 65 000 milts automatic many extras S1t 500 740 992 1640 1999 Toyota Tacoma Extended Cab 4 Cylinder 5 Speed Air Tift Crutso $17000(740)441-9369 740 Motorcycles 1988 Suzuki 2WD Excollenl Condftlon $2800 (740)446-1062 1998 Honda 300 Four tra11 992 5675 740~ 82 Honda Gold W1ng Black, Grea1 Shape 38 000 Miles $2500 (304)882 3338 750 Boata & Motors for Sale CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE CLASSIFI BEST logltlm6te oouroo ot Income, job cal Now Toll F'" ·377 6000,011 WEEKLYI Working through tho lom<ment Work hom homoPT 1-1!88-7819- end business publk:ntUces Livingston 1 Basement Water Proofiftg all bilstment repaus 1998 Jeep wrangler Hard And Soli Top S Cylinder 5 Speed AIC Tilt, Whoel Crulso AM/FM Caaaena. Rear Wipe And De troslor 24,000 Milos 118 ooo Can (740)245--9904 pedleges, employment eppartwlllles, pennls, 790 1985 Chovy S·10 PV 350 V-8 Bored 30 Over Roller Cam 750 Elbrock Carb MSD lgno llon Hoedoro Ellhaust Tlroa And Whoela U-Jolnts 350 Turbo Transmission With Strih Kit Great Interior, Nk:e Truck Naeds Paint $3000 can (304)675o3tot callectales, home estele, treuel Llflguard trllnlng elan now lor.,. lng, 0111740-MND73 CARS $29/MONTHI POLICE IM POUNDS & REPOSI HONDA S CHEVY 24 MOS 0199% FOR LISTINGS! CALL 8777 EXT 1:-9814 serulm, bolls, electnnla, pel supplies, IUitlques, & LIVESTOCK JET AERATION MOTORS Rapalrod, Now 6 Rlbulll In Stock Cill Ron EYIRI 1·80D-537oii52B Auto, Atk•ng 11750, {740)2566200 Or (140)256-1738 --.... FAflM SUPP LIE S Independent Harbllllt Dllirlbutor 0111 I'Or PrOduct Or Opportunlly (140)441-1112 98 Chrysler Stbnng LX 1 V 6 ~­ EZPETRX COM SIYo up to 50~. on ALL pet medications and sup plies Including Hoart~ard Inter· oeptor Frontline morelll FREE St!IPPING Order online www Ez poiRx com t•fiOOoB44 t427 Fuel lank !000 Gallons With Motor $850, Fuol Tank 2000 Gallon Wllh Motor, $1200 550 Fuol Tank With Gu Molor $7~0. 2000 Ga llon Water Tank $850, Fuol Tank For Wule on $250, All Slu Hoo BUDkail Thol Flit 215 Cat HOI MIIC Pumpl & Ganoratoro Tampar Flt1 4t8 C11 Seck H<lo Mile Slell B11m1 Jock Hammor & Air drlill Lovol & Trtnllt (7,0)&43-29!& Or (740)843--2844 1-. 16 Foot Alummum Bass Boat 40 1999 Pontiac Gra"d Am, excel · HP Mercury Motor Tro111ng Motor lent condl1ion loaded 29 ooo & All Extras $2500, (740 )3792708 mllat $14,000, 740-384 2978 78 Malibu 450 Aulo, Good Con 1995 ProCraft 17 Foot Bass Baal dltl9" Asking $6750 Or Partial 1998 1 Hundred Horse Mercury Trllftle (740)258-6200 Or $6500 Or Trade (304)882 3852 (740)256-1738 llstJuments, penlllll RIVkes, real t6 5 HP 48' Cui Automallc Lawn Tractor One Year Old $1000 (740)245-!5817 97 Black Mu&tano GT With TV-8 5 Spied, E.< cellent Condition, 64 000 Miles Rerau 1: Asking $12 850 1300)882 2531 m 11323 llpoad $1995 coll740-742 2760 710 AutOIIor Sale COMPUTERS WE FINANCE DELL COMPUTERS! Even with 1111 than perfect credit! 1·800477 901& Code AC19 www omclolutlon com .an Matn 1989 Chovy S· 10, 4 cyllndor. 5 TRANSPORTATI ON HOMEGROWN STRAWBERRIES McKean Farm 556 Centenary Road Gallipolis OH Phone (740)406-9442 ' I I ,au w_, 1om $2000, ts Neon. 1011, 5 5pHd, $31100 18 KDaO $350, (740)44&-2247 Includes Monitor Printer Soft ware All Cred1l Welcome New Slart- 1-80Q.925-7333 (304)895-3723 Home carpentry, doors, windows, batho - - r-aMmore For .,.. _ . o ~ chel, 740 t3 Sha- v-a 5 ~ Cus COmpaq Presano computer Wtlh Desk. A&ktng $1300 Fair Show Pigs· ((ontact Harold (140)441-0302 ' Taylor In Evenings At 17•0)245- Brand New Drum Set, $1000 Or Best Offer Includes Stool And Drum Casas (740)446-7837 Grubb't Plano· 11Jnlng & Ropolro Problemt? Neod 11Jnod? Call Tho Plano Dr 740448-•525 Two 2 badroom IPirtmanll tor rent In SYfiCUII, 1325 r.,r month plut t200 dtpoolt, 740·3 1-tl I I :;o.!:~:·~"·~:·:; - NEW WMPUTERS - $149 Down T1klng Appllcatlono, 3 Bedroom, Lergo Yard, No Pall, Juot Oul· oldo Clly 1315 Pluo Dopoelt, (740~ NEW AND USED STEEL Stoll Beams. ..... Robar For Concrelt Angte Channel Flat Bar Steel GrattAQ For Drains Oreveways & Woll11nys - 5 5 Galan Drums WtHI lid & Rtng. $7 00 Each L&l Saap-1740)446-7300 Genera l tet&eftt»- Pa lnllng vtnyl Jtdlng 9017 40 Gillon, In Good Condition Farm Housa, B11utllull1 Romo daled 2913 Square Feel 17 Acr· ea, Pond1 In-ground Pool Several Barno Geroge Frulllloea Closo ~Holzar $2t 5 000 (740)448- 350 -n ,._,_ ~.1 100 Sq.-. 2nd Floor Apar-t In Hilloric Dlotrk:t ldoal For Protoutonal Couple All 3 - - Spacious LMng. 1 1/2 8alll1 Rear Deck HVAC $8001 mo Plus Utolltioo Seeunry And lllklng opplk:atlono lor 1 ~ome In Mkldleport references and dopoan required, 740.992· 8154 3 Bedroom 2 Bath. Total electric llalltr With cantrsl Air On Clean Lot Qulot NeighborhoOd In Bid well Deposit & Ratarence Re· qulred (740)3118--9770 - appllencu tumaco and Inaile.-,. T I! 1 siding with adrkln """"· CUh prk» 112 000 ftrm, Pornoroy, cal 740-742 7403 r. Motlth, $300 llopoott, Eurella, AI .. (140)380-2580 4 -.om houlo to< rent., Middloport, no peto, 740-9112 ~ Factory Goof 32xiO $10 000 Olocaunt only $1000 00 Down De· livery and satup paid b1 Factory t-800-691-8'1n 4 bodroom housa, Pomeroy good homo, oppralud $27,500, call 740-742·7403- ....._ Cheshire Dlstreu Sale Must Sell Only $19 900 Groat HOUM On A Private Wooded Hillside Not A Mobile Homo Thlo Is A Vinyl Sidld HOUII With A Full Basamont Loto Of Ext,. Prlcorl $20 000 Balow Appraltal To S.H Feat flrokors Prolocled 151 Ox· r RoOd, Choohlro Township No ond Contr1cta By Ownor 3 Bedroom Houle $300 Par Ideal For I 2 Pooplo, Walor & Traah furnlthod No Poto, Ronl, $285, Deposit 1150 (740)4460781 II'ECtAL DEAL·IIUST SEE 'llallor and lot bolll. 3 bedroom. Bill Buy m pqmoro.y All new (plumbing, heating, electricity, doora walla calling's bathroom and kitchen floors, kitchen cabi· nets all bathroom fixtures fronr porch, 2 coats ••ttrlor paint) Un· der $30 000 (7•0)898 6783, (740)591·1384 2 Baclroom- I n - Hoven $275 A Month Plus $200 Deposit f3041J112.3652 OlvOrcod 'Muot S.ll' Largo AMI wood Double Wlclo. 5000 Eqully hal boon forfeited TOLL FREE 1-888 !585-0167 -.(740~527 8 ROOII! M S19<Y H1!11to 1 Balli. In Bldwoll Two Loto (140)2459323 I - - -· In._,, $2751 mo. $200 Oopoott, 11.qulred Abootutoly No Potol (740)448-7795 From !1-4pm, Ask For Gl-o r.1ER CHM<CISE AMAZING Lltflo or No Credit Ntodod, Special Government Fl· nanclng (300)755-5885 Lawn Mowing, Wood Eating Dock Cleaning, Retlnlshong, Removal Of Unwanted Items From Buildings Coil (740)4467804 eati304-47S.7210 ahor7pm 141155--. - - ... electrlc on rented tot in Mtddle· port. $4900. 741).992·3194 97 DakwOOII, 3 Bedroom 2 Balli Heat Pump Asking Pa1')fl Price. Loon Is Assumable (740)2586997 HeAL t S TATt Lawn Mowing Service •Free Ealirnrltea. Call {740)256-9363 Repairing Lawn Mower& And Small Engine Pick up And Delivery Available For Quality Sorvico Call (140)446-7804 Cal11- Slnglew1de Ju&t 1'99 Down (740)44&-3093 19n Sllylino cameron trailer and IOIIor tale, $8000 Call 740-94&2123 or 740-949-2141 NEED MONEY $$$$? Too many bills? Oeb1 Consolidation Min $2.00000 & Up Freo Callt-888895 a•n GOOd/bad credot apply - ···~·3-2Ball Anchort, Waltr Htattra Plumbing & Eloelriell Parts f .. M:cea & Heat Pumps 8tnnena Mobile Homo SUPI>IY 740 •.S 9416_.oM>._ CIC Milling Our Seloe Broclluroal Free Supplln Poolagai Stortlrnmodlllolyl Genulno Opportunity! For FrH lntormallon, caiToiiFrao ! -888-815-1838 LOCAL COMPANY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT We would like to announce that our Pomeroy facility now has a new Call Center Manager. We are currently seeking to fill over 100 positions. No exp. necessary. Earn up to $15/hr. Very Rexlble scheduling. Both f/t and p/t avail. Medlcal!Dental!Pd vacatlon/Mgmt. opps. avail forf/t. Call today, start tomorrow •.. 1-888-974-JOBS WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU! COG Management, LLC �ACMIII 11 ': :' 5 1 n••fll A&D Alto Up••h•y- Pili, ... 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Public Notice Public Notice 'Wlil1Ht1• RDom AddiUoas Roollaa COMMIIOAL n1151111111Al FREE ESTIMATES I 740·992·7599 (NO SUNDAY.cALLS) ~--~ The CRARY, · ~~~ BLIND ·SPOT High & Dry Self-Storage (Factory OuUII} Allverti..J bllnda IN made to order at our . ,loeilio~ . UPTO 70%0FF • Vertlealo • Wood · ·• Mlalo •,Etc ..,.;If'. TERRY'S ENGIIIE. AND AIR COMPRESSORS 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 1441Wnl"" ...... Pd1mo. HARTWELL ~ 21 0..._ .- M..... 41 lliiiiM- 41 . . .... ,, ~ ICI'II! M • A1 11ur11t 10 _..., • ..., rMI = AIIJIM i - • .._ ._. lrwtswsnt rt ....._or u..... • -••:t.-> 11 Of .. Vlllul: 11 · ··~ a • ·- lllr 21 lllilll Z' • Ulll'e 1. llslr ....... .. r - . . . . '", ~ ., Rssllil (I <: ...41=~=: Con.... .::m~" ,..,.. ~=--·=7·_~.~ ....... • ...... :rI TvPeat ,.,r = 'b•: 31 40 P ::.- I . . • llrslll&l • -... • ........... . . i CELEBRITY ·CIPHER .:\··· TUNED FOit MOllE NEWS AT ELEVEN ...TJ.IANI< '(OU FOR JOIHIN6 ~ St. Rt. 7 lOx 10$40 10x20$60 ' 5 992-1717 •Pomero~ • us .. • I • • •• • Advertise In this space ; for'$25 per ' month ................................... ~tt_ ·~ - Cellular Gll'lllltl •Complete GRAVELY TRACTOR FREE ESnMAltS .Sales & Service 204 Condor St. Pomeroy 740-992·1671 ,, 992•2975 . ,. ( Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 • ''i> HIPXWSE ~( PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I lhlnk I look good In purple; l.t rnetehta my underwear."- Find baHman Mark Grace, on hll ,., Dlamonclbacka un~onn. . ,~, '"~ · · · 't '::~::~' S<Q\\.<llM-&"f-~S· =,~~; I'OUAN ....;:._,;__....;~'if. -d•. . space to describe the L 0 p T E R rest of the complicated 14-call auction to sevI 11 I . en clubs. C H l1 N H Eddie Kantar, West,, led a low heart, and 2 '· Benito Oarozzo put his L.__._.~...--J.L.-..&..--'· .'·.of. d11mmy down. The r-"""'!":-::--=--::-~-. television camera was I M 0 D A N 1::;;,' ''Your heart is as steady as.a -tra,ined on ~elladonclock," the doc told his eld~ . na s face. Hts expres- . . . . . patient ''I'm sure it is," was t'!, sion registered<jismay r--=-~~~~---. reply, "your hand in on my ·. - .i~..·~ alid shock. He glared C R E WN H l!ft' a~ the dummr and 1";1' 4 Compl•,. tt. chuctle Iii ~· i~ .,··. h;s head mto hts . . . . . _ . by tilling in tt. . ' __. hands. you~~ ~~~- ~ ·~ ,., · -- - ·BeUadorrni! -ruffei:lNT'NUMl!ERfll ltTTERS lN THESE SQUARES I ' the lead and played a club to the queen -- it UNSCR"MBlE "BOVE lETTERS '• TO GET "NSWER won. Then he called for the club ace and \ ., lhe king appeared! He SCIAM-LETS ANSWIU ' . slumped back into his Homage -Fresh ·Ardor : Operily"· FOREHEAD ' chair, exhaled, glanced "Who invented high heeled shoes?" the cutie as ked ' up at,the ceiling, then the profe$Sor. ""I suspect," he grinned, "a pretty girl who .~'. produced his trade-.;; mark grin. · kept gettihg kissed on the FOREHEAD.'' .,. II I I I. I I Is ,I I8 Wednesday, May 9, 2001 Keep cummt with all of lhe new knowledge. required in your line of work ilnd advam:oLEO (July B ·Aug. 22) •. ment in your chosen field of Wishful thinking mighl tern· endeavor is very likely in the · porarily i~sulate you from the year ahead. Mo~ money goes truth today, but sooner or later along with the climb. • you'll have to face reality. By TAURUS (April 20-May delaying it you 'll only ·make 20) ... Subdue any tendencies things h<lrder on yourself. today to spend money like it is soing out of style, no matter VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) how badly ypu want some-- Unfonunately, those you thing. If you·~ not careful, may be trying to inHuence you'll ~broke come lhe week· today will be lhe very ones end. Taurus, treat you11elf 10 a who could hun you instead of binhday gift. Send fvr your help you, Be cognizant of the Astro-Graph. predictions for worth of individuals before the year ahead by mailina $2 getting involved. and SASE to Astro-Onph. c/o LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • this newspaper. P.O. Box 17S8, • • It's beit to· check. other Murray Hill Station, New sources for accuracy about York, NY lOIS~. Be sure 10 • somethina you · hear today state ~our Zodiac sip. · before shllrina the information GEMJNI (Miy 21 -June 20) With UIOCilles. Faulty facts •• Patting yourself on the back could be detrimental to anyaboul a dec:ision you have body wllo acts on lhein. made might he a bi• p~marure . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Things could quickly reverse 22) r- Where money is conthemselves. 'and you may have cerned tOday, if thinas aren'1 10 retract your judgment call. h~dled properly, someone CANCER Clune 21-July 22) m•aht lose out in the process. -- You mi~hi •pend more lime Consider everyone il •might today ra1ionulizing as to why effect . before makin& a uans· yo ur task~ or res p~m s ibilities action. can be put off until another day SAOriTARIUS (Nov. 23than it would take to do them. . Dec. 21 )- Doing whal is most It'll be a big waste of time. . ·.' I.J04.675-7SU 1.a.251-9077 Residentllll CCIIIIIIIen:W New Construcllon · s.Jta Senla t.ullallon · Spedalllhtt IIi Sheet Meml DuctWork "Trane" s.lel ol Serrlce For · ·- Gal.lla, Muaa; a'lld Jl:hlp Collllll• , Lltelledand JJI!IUI'ed WV 105176 1 : ,---------~~-----~·~ -J -· Every Spring Tune.Up . get 1 FREE Bl1de Shlrpsnlng• . -~ New ~~quipm.nt ari'lvlng dilly • . s.. Manning, Wayne or Jim or 1 RIEAL Dt!AL on 1 new lawn.tractor, lawn mover or '~{Me~ trimmer. C. VPY .. ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Advertlee . . In this space Brllllln your repilr wen for $25 per· ~11get you going for month . ~ na -:.;. I · I ll I .STORAGE · OUALITY' WINDOW ' Stop & Colllplrt 16 I .I I Toll Free .' PRICIIQ r' Remodeling ... I 1·866-299 4445 FACTORY DIR!CT I 7 Llghtwaod I lltilnof.. Giorgio Belladonna's two-club opening ....... "' C&AY a. showed. 11-1~ high- OR•orronge . . . Of the card pomls w;th long four il<rambled wordo be. clubs . There is no low 10 form four ilmple Coinplete Mobile R,epalr on Lawn Tractors, Mowers, nllers, Warranty Repairs 740·992·5232 '44H99S BLOCKS OIIT M.ft OF DAMAQIIQ ULTRAVIOLET RAY& • New Homes ~~~~~~~ . . . . . . . Hamman and Bobby Wolff reached six notrump by North, making with an overtrick for plus 1470. WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER . TillE HEAT IN CONSTRUOION : e Pined ,,, . KENSINGTON RQBERT BISSELL 2 2111111nMIIY 82 - - · ...... (Five Aces, 1999). . by Lula Clmpoe ' . ·{ 11 Surprisingly, they ClllllltlyCiphlfCIWIOal•• . . .,..lid from~ I l l ' - ~- . ·'< people, pMtllld..-., llchillllrlntliecfphlr . . . were allowed to con· TCidlly'c CIW: V ,quM P · ; '· . dll · 'll · tmue, an ta Y quali- . • T A T ~ w u v W i 1 1 v .R. 1 H 'I '. ~-},·'!,.· fied for the final 'against lhe . United C) H I ~ · H A A VKW8 L T 0 I' H .').' ,:~ Stales. , ~ After board 91, " H z z w I H Y Ill- o I' w s w H a w q~· Italy led by 12 points. y v \~ In Ihe other room, Bob P v AAV L U A H B W I. ' · •~rJ ·' N.WH-~Vhlyl I II I II J Bowl" by Henry Fran- • A..,onng•o-. Sldtaa• New GIIWJIOI • llep!IICe-.t ..... I Mr. Z1112 ., toi-. -~ Electra!. PlUmbing BUILDI!RI INC. 25 · cis and Brian Senior Remocloling BISSELL c:-•• c:;; II&•~4JiiH 4 o.-11 ... • Lightning struck twice for me on March 41 21 r.:o=::-•• . 27. The sequence of 41-Nealan:a llntnad events started at the ololln John's Island Club in Vero Beach, where I gave a one-hour talk about world bridge championships. I ended by describing this deal, n11mber 92 out of 96 from the 1975 Bennuda Bowl final. That world championship was notorious because the Italian pair Facchini and Zucchelli were spotted apparently cheating. Facchic ni .was lapping on his . partner's feet. The full story is available in severjl) sources, one being "The Bennuda THE BORN LOSER Public Notl.caba' New~p~j,en. Your RJabt 10 KDow, Dellveftd Right to Your Door. 11 GNIII ll8n 20 lt'e • biNII 21 I II . BY Prm.LJP ALDER AoomAddntone• Phone 992·2155 17 Ill! dlpot Lightning Stweee.· SERVICE • Opoolo;c- • 1Hil 591~11 155R12 155-80R13 165-80R13 175-80R13 165-80R13 tA Bu~ 949:-1405 No Carry Outs , DOWN 1 ...... I Sr 2 Pt ::: s 0¥ = -.... -·-- ·;::: ·= ·= ~- '**'-,.. 111 tftJ IIPOYIII "1ft 15!:wap• ,... • Local843-5264 Medicare Supplement; Ufe Insurance; ·~:•• • DeGIIa • &411 . • A IT Mtdcllcport 01110.15760 • R1m 1 ling ::J:a:~ 14 : ; -... 1711 .. . .MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. D1f.tJ, ....... •••• ..... -.,....... -·- -- • 41111 6 A & II I OH740-74N251 ..,.Q.ClEAir I• • fill • II II • J II • & II 14 ,._..,. • • ' P'llll .... lnlo 110M 7 ...... .... 11,.. ••uu Remodeling ct•• \ \ expedient as opposed to thai which Is the most essemial will have a way of backfirin! on you. It could cause more work than doing w~ai is right in the first place. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·1an. 19) -- There 's among chance this might not be one of your betier days for gelling everyone to handle 1heir share of 1he · work load. You could end up chafing ai 1he bit and doing them all yourself. AQ UARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) .. Chances are ihai takrng 3 gamble on longshots w;ll let you down 1oday. You might . enjoy the acti on lll?ment~nl y, but ·you'll be toyrng w;th a ihin·skinned bubble ready to I burst. PISCES (feb. 20-Man:h 20) .• Looking or talking down to friends and cohons today could lead 10 rude awakening . Someone will come along who a know how to .cut you down to size. Don'I be uppity. ARIES (Man:h 21-Aprill9) -- Sometimes you can get away wiih buuering up another in order to get whai you want, but' 1oday all that blarney will simply annoy people insteiid of nattering them . '· ~t ,,;:_; . .., •• " '· . ••• ' t~ ' ' I' •• �ACMIII 11 ': :' 5 1 n••fll A&D Alto Up••h•y- Pili, ... COI11UICTII6 Rutland, Olio Truck seatJ, car seats, hclldliners. truck WpS, Complete Home Repair convertible &: vinyl tops. t:our wheeler seats, molon:ycle seats, boll alVe!S, carpets, ell:. . . 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UPTO 70%0FF • Vertlealo • Wood · ·• Mlalo •,Etc ..,.;If'. TERRY'S ENGIIIE. AND AIR COMPRESSORS 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 1441Wnl"" ...... Pd1mo. HARTWELL ~ 21 0..._ .- M..... 41 lliiiiM- 41 . . .... ,, ~ ICI'II! M • A1 11ur11t 10 _..., • ..., rMI = AIIJIM i - • .._ ._. lrwtswsnt rt ....._or u..... • -••:t.-> 11 Of .. Vlllul: 11 · ··~ a • ·- lllr 21 lllilll Z' • Ulll'e 1. llslr ....... .. r - . . . . '", ~ ., Rssllil (I <: ...41=~=: Con.... .::m~" ,..,.. ~=--·=7·_~.~ ....... • ...... :rI TvPeat ,.,r = 'b•: 31 40 P ::.- I . . • llrslll&l • -... • ........... . . i CELEBRITY ·CIPHER .:\··· TUNED FOit MOllE NEWS AT ELEVEN ...TJ.IANI< '(OU FOR JOIHIN6 ~ St. Rt. 7 lOx 10$40 10x20$60 ' 5 992-1717 •Pomero~ • us .. • I • • •• • Advertise In this space ; for'$25 per ' month ................................... ~tt_ ·~ - Cellular Gll'lllltl •Complete GRAVELY TRACTOR FREE ESnMAltS .Sales & Service 204 Condor St. Pomeroy 740-992·1671 ,, 992•2975 . ,. ( Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 • ''i> HIPXWSE ~( PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I lhlnk I look good In purple; l.t rnetehta my underwear."- Find baHman Mark Grace, on hll ,., Dlamonclbacka un~onn. . ,~, '"~ · · · 't '::~::~' S<Q\\.<llM-&"f-~S· =,~~; I'OUAN ....;:._,;__....;~'if. -d•. . space to describe the L 0 p T E R rest of the complicated 14-call auction to sevI 11 I . en clubs. C H l1 N H Eddie Kantar, West,, led a low heart, and 2 '· Benito Oarozzo put his L.__._.~...--J.L.-..&..--'· .'·.of. d11mmy down. The r-"""'!":-::--=--::-~-. television camera was I M 0 D A N 1::;;,' ''Your heart is as steady as.a -tra,ined on ~elladonclock," the doc told his eld~ . na s face. Hts expres- . . . . . patient ''I'm sure it is," was t'!, sion registered<jismay r--=-~~~~---. reply, "your hand in on my ·. - .i~..·~ alid shock. He glared C R E WN H l!ft' a~ the dummr and 1";1' 4 Compl•,. tt. chuctle Iii ~· i~ .,··. h;s head mto hts . . . . . _ . by tilling in tt. . ' __. hands. you~~ ~~~- ~ ·~ ,., · -- - ·BeUadorrni! -ruffei:lNT'NUMl!ERfll ltTTERS lN THESE SQUARES I ' the lead and played a club to the queen -- it UNSCR"MBlE "BOVE lETTERS '• TO GET "NSWER won. Then he called for the club ace and \ ., lhe king appeared! He SCIAM-LETS ANSWIU ' . slumped back into his Homage -Fresh ·Ardor : Operily"· FOREHEAD ' chair, exhaled, glanced "Who invented high heeled shoes?" the cutie as ked ' up at,the ceiling, then the profe$Sor. ""I suspect," he grinned, "a pretty girl who .~'. produced his trade-.;; mark grin. · kept gettihg kissed on the FOREHEAD.'' .,. II I I I. I I Is ,I I8 Wednesday, May 9, 2001 Keep cummt with all of lhe new knowledge. required in your line of work ilnd advam:oLEO (July B ·Aug. 22) •. ment in your chosen field of Wishful thinking mighl tern· endeavor is very likely in the · porarily i~sulate you from the year ahead. Mo~ money goes truth today, but sooner or later along with the climb. • you'll have to face reality. By TAURUS (April 20-May delaying it you 'll only ·make 20) ... Subdue any tendencies things h<lrder on yourself. today to spend money like it is soing out of style, no matter VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) how badly ypu want some-- Unfonunately, those you thing. If you·~ not careful, may be trying to inHuence you'll ~broke come lhe week· today will be lhe very ones end. Taurus, treat you11elf 10 a who could hun you instead of binhday gift. Send fvr your help you, Be cognizant of the Astro-Graph. predictions for worth of individuals before the year ahead by mailina $2 getting involved. and SASE to Astro-Onph. c/o LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • this newspaper. P.O. Box 17S8, • • It's beit to· check. other Murray Hill Station, New sources for accuracy about York, NY lOIS~. Be sure 10 • somethina you · hear today state ~our Zodiac sip. · before shllrina the information GEMJNI (Miy 21 -June 20) With UIOCilles. Faulty facts •• Patting yourself on the back could be detrimental to anyaboul a dec:ision you have body wllo acts on lhein. made might he a bi• p~marure . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Things could quickly reverse 22) r- Where money is conthemselves. 'and you may have cerned tOday, if thinas aren'1 10 retract your judgment call. h~dled properly, someone CANCER Clune 21-July 22) m•aht lose out in the process. -- You mi~hi •pend more lime Consider everyone il •might today ra1ionulizing as to why effect . before makin& a uans· yo ur task~ or res p~m s ibilities action. can be put off until another day SAOriTARIUS (Nov. 23than it would take to do them. . Dec. 21 )- Doing whal is most It'll be a big waste of time. . ·.' I.J04.675-7SU 1.a.251-9077 Residentllll CCIIIIIIIen:W New Construcllon · s.Jta Senla t.ullallon · Spedalllhtt IIi Sheet Meml DuctWork "Trane" s.lel ol Serrlce For · ·- Gal.lla, Muaa; a'lld Jl:hlp Collllll• , Lltelledand JJI!IUI'ed WV 105176 1 : ,---------~~-----~·~ -J -· Every Spring Tune.Up . get 1 FREE Bl1de Shlrpsnlng• . -~ New ~~quipm.nt ari'lvlng dilly • . s.. Manning, Wayne or Jim or 1 RIEAL Dt!AL on 1 new lawn.tractor, lawn mover or '~{Me~ trimmer. C. VPY .. ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Advertlee . . In this space Brllllln your repilr wen for $25 per· ~11get you going for month . ~ na -:.;. I · I ll I .STORAGE · OUALITY' WINDOW ' Stop & Colllplrt 16 I .I I Toll Free .' PRICIIQ r' Remodeling ... I 1·866-299 4445 FACTORY DIR!CT I 7 Llghtwaod I lltilnof.. Giorgio Belladonna's two-club opening ....... "' C&AY a. showed. 11-1~ high- OR•orronge . . . Of the card pomls w;th long four il<rambled wordo be. clubs . There is no low 10 form four ilmple Coinplete Mobile R,epalr on Lawn Tractors, Mowers, nllers, Warranty Repairs 740·992·5232 '44H99S BLOCKS OIIT M.ft OF DAMAQIIQ ULTRAVIOLET RAY& • New Homes ~~~~~~~ . . . . . . . Hamman and Bobby Wolff reached six notrump by North, making with an overtrick for plus 1470. WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER . TillE HEAT IN CONSTRUOION : e Pined ,,, . KENSINGTON RQBERT BISSELL 2 2111111nMIIY 82 - - · ...... (Five Aces, 1999). . by Lula Clmpoe ' . ·{ 11 Surprisingly, they ClllllltlyCiphlfCIWIOal•• . . .,..lid from~ I l l ' - ~- . ·'< people, pMtllld..-., llchillllrlntliecfphlr . . . were allowed to con· TCidlly'c CIW: V ,quM P · ; '· . dll · 'll · tmue, an ta Y quali- . • T A T ~ w u v W i 1 1 v .R. 1 H 'I '. ~-},·'!,.· fied for the final 'against lhe . United C) H I ~ · H A A VKW8 L T 0 I' H .').' ,:~ Stales. , ~ After board 91, " H z z w I H Y Ill- o I' w s w H a w q~· Italy led by 12 points. y v \~ In Ihe other room, Bob P v AAV L U A H B W I. ' · •~rJ ·' N.WH-~Vhlyl I II I II J Bowl" by Henry Fran- • A..,onng•o-. Sldtaa• New GIIWJIOI • llep!IICe-.t ..... I Mr. Z1112 ., toi-. -~ Electra!. PlUmbing BUILDI!RI INC. 25 · cis and Brian Senior Remocloling BISSELL c:-•• c:;; II&•~4JiiH 4 o.-11 ... • Lightning struck twice for me on March 41 21 r.:o=::-•• . 27. The sequence of 41-Nealan:a llntnad events started at the ololln John's Island Club in Vero Beach, where I gave a one-hour talk about world bridge championships. I ended by describing this deal, n11mber 92 out of 96 from the 1975 Bennuda Bowl final. That world championship was notorious because the Italian pair Facchini and Zucchelli were spotted apparently cheating. Facchic ni .was lapping on his . partner's feet. The full story is available in severjl) sources, one being "The Bennuda THE BORN LOSER Public Notl.caba' New~p~j,en. Your RJabt 10 KDow, Dellveftd Right to Your Door. 11 GNIII ll8n 20 lt'e • biNII 21 I II . BY Prm.LJP ALDER AoomAddntone• Phone 992·2155 17 Ill! dlpot Lightning Stweee.· SERVICE • Opoolo;c- • 1Hil 591~11 155R12 155-80R13 165-80R13 175-80R13 165-80R13 tA Bu~ 949:-1405 No Carry Outs , DOWN 1 ...... I Sr 2 Pt ::: s 0¥ = -.... -·-- ·;::: ·= ·= ~- '**'-,.. 111 tftJ IIPOYIII "1ft 15!:wap• ,... • Local843-5264 Medicare Supplement; Ufe Insurance; ·~:•• • DeGIIa • &411 . • A IT Mtdcllcport 01110.15760 • R1m 1 ling ::J:a:~ 14 : ; -... 1711 .. . .MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. D1f.tJ, ....... •••• ..... -.,....... -·- -- • 41111 6 A & II I OH740-74N251 ..,.Q.ClEAir I• • fill • II II • J II • & II 14 ,._..,. • • ' P'llll .... lnlo 110M 7 ...... .... 11,.. ••uu Remodeling ct•• \ \ expedient as opposed to thai which Is the most essemial will have a way of backfirin! on you. It could cause more work than doing w~ai is right in the first place. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·1an. 19) -- There 's among chance this might not be one of your betier days for gelling everyone to handle 1heir share of 1he · work load. You could end up chafing ai 1he bit and doing them all yourself. AQ UARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) .. Chances are ihai takrng 3 gamble on longshots w;ll let you down 1oday. You might . enjoy the acti on lll?ment~nl y, but ·you'll be toyrng w;th a ihin·skinned bubble ready to I burst. PISCES (feb. 20-Man:h 20) .• Looking or talking down to friends and cohons today could lead 10 rude awakening . Someone will come along who a know how to .cut you down to size. Don'I be uppity. ARIES (Man:h 21-Aprill9) -- Sometimes you can get away wiih buuering up another in order to get whai you want, but' 1oday all that blarney will simply annoy people insteiid of nattering them . '· ~t ,,;:_; . .., •• " '· . ••• ' t~ ' ' I' •• �• the third. Lee doubled again in the fourth ~nd scored on ~ twQ-run double by Chris Singleton that put Chicago ~he~d to stay. Paul Konerko hit ~ two-run homer in the fifth off Dickey, and Lee hit .the next pitch for his fourth hbmer and 3 7-3 lead. Jon G~rland (1-1) allowed three runs ~nd seven hits in five innings. Foulke got Alex Rodriguez to ground into an inning-ending double play with the bases lo~ded in the eighth and finished for his sixth save, striking out Ken Caminiti to end the game with two on. "You go through stretches where you don 't have a big hit," said Rodriguez, the Rangers • $252 million shortstop who is hitting .305 with 10 homers' and 27 RBis. " I take full responsibility. I'm frustrated." .Te,xas tied the game on Gabe Kapler's two- run single in the firstWhile Olive( is going on .the DL and Dickey is headed back by Triple-A Oklahoma after giving up six runs and seven hits in 4 2-3 innings, the Rangers are activating closer Tim Crabtree from tlhe DL and recalling right-handed pitcher Aaron Myette from Oklahoma. White Sox 7, Ranprs4 •• t' l ARLINGTON, Tei<as (AP) - The Chicago White Sox might ·be turning things around. Chicago, which has gone from the AL Central title last season to last place, no longer has tlhe worst record in the majors. And the White Sox have consecutive wins for the first time in three weeks after a 7-4 victory at Texas on Monday. " We are showing signs of getting back to the ·way we used to play ball," said reli'ever Keith Foulke. who has converted 18 strJight save opportunities, including the· last two wms. The White Sox had· a 6-0 lc.ld 111 the fourth inning of the sch,·duled opener Friday was hed away by rain and lost 1-0 Satu rday. But they snapped a four-game losing streak with their first 10-run game Sunday before also winning the makeup. In the finale, Carlos Lee homered, double twice and drove in three runs against rookie R.A. Dickey (0-1), the Rangers' No. 1 pick in 1996 who made just his fourth major league appearance, replacing injured Texas starter Darren Oliver. Oliver was knocked out of the game and onto the IS-day disabled list, by Tony Graffani· no. Oliver was struck on the left thumb by a ball off the Chicago leadoff hitter's bat in the first and needed stitches to close a cut. "We're starting to get back into the flow ~nd the rhythm offensively better than we have aU year," White Sox manager Jerry Manuel said. " We are showing that kind of fight and fearlessness that we hope will be characteristic' of tlhis team." While the White Sox are just 10-19, that's better than Tampa Bay, which is 9-22 after being s:wept by Cleveland last weekend. The Rangers are 1-2 under Jerry Narron, who became their manager after Johnny Oates resigned Friday. Texas, which has lost nine of II , is 12-19 and 11 games behind Seattle in the Al West. lee's double in the first put the White Sox ahead 2-0.After the Rangers took a 3-2 lead on Rafael Palmeiro 's homer in Reds . . . ,....1 bases-loaded situations. 'At ieast there :wU one out this \ . time." , Anderson alloWed four runs and II ' hits in 6 2-3 innings. Reds starter Pete Harnisch ' ga~e up four runs and seven, hits in five iqnings. "I go out there and tali:e good stuff and, for the mos~ part, all night long I have , good loc<~tion, and sti!J manage to give up ' 11 ' hits ," Anderson said. "I don't understand that!' Anderson put Arizona ahead with an RBI groundout in the second inning, and the Diamondbaclcnt(ade it 3- . 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It innings Philadelphia 10, San Francisco 8 Chicago_Cubs 3, Los Angeles 2 Brewers 6 10-0 in TVC play during the . league record last season. 2000-01 campaign. · Head coach Ron Pavan has "I knew we had something been the top man at OVC for special when she was a fresh- 13 years, leading the Lady man and .played on the , Scots to postseason appear- · reserve level," said Eastern ances II times. He was named head coach Paul Brannon. National Junior College Ath"She stepped up the next year letic Association coach of the and took over the point g\Iard . year in 1991. He has coached and did an excellent job and I 0 AU-America1.1s during his · led us to the regional as a tenure. sophomore. She's. one of the "She's got an incredible best point guards ever to play work ethic and I belleve that's · here at Eastern. I've never w~y Coach Pavan wanted her seen a kid that was so devoted so bad," Brannon said. "She to a team. She's one of those wanted to stay close to home. kids .you never replace, you I think she'll like it there a~td just hope someone steps up · she'll play the~." · and plays at that level." Bilker was also recruited by In Ohio Valley, Baker joins il several otlher small colleges, program on the move. OVC including Defiance and is the newest member of the . Muskingum. WVIAC and posetd a 5-22 overall mark .and a · 3-1 5 Miller's sacrifice fly made it 4-2 in the fifth. Notes: Sanders had three hits in his ·return to the majors May I, was 1-for-14 in five games before going 2for-5 against Arizona. .. . Williams doubled in the fifth, extending his hit,ting streak to 10 games .... Casey ran his hitting streak to, nine straight. .. . Arizona OF l'>avid Dellucci (kn.e e), IF Greg Colbrunn (knee) and RHP Armando' Reynoso (back of shoulder) had MRI qams Monday. The procedures found no serious injuries or structural damage. Dmitri Young \vas sc ratcll'ed because of l;>ack sp4sms and missed his· first start in 31 games this yea r. ~nd ( - 3-2) (l.OIIiU 4-21. 7:05 p.m. II T"""*> 7:05p.m. - a y (sumo 2·2l at ao •...,.. (8\llbo 4-1), 7:05p.m. l.lio10-(MIIon3-2)11N.Y. Y (Hernandez 11-3), 7:05 p.m. Ballinoro (Moncedel o-5) II ........ Bay (Sturtze D-2), 7:15. p.m. Anahoim (WIIIhbum 1·3) !If aw:.go White So• ~ D-2), 8:05p.m. 112 8112 10 , Attanra 7, Sr. Louis 5 <llonf. GB 1 9 www.myt1aily~entinel.com Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 <en!\· May 9, 2001 ·Vol 'i I. No. 206 Highway .....,.,..a.... 11 ' r ..., (Dam 2·2) 11 DtMlllil (Midd 2· 11 2), 7:05 p.m. Selllle (Sell~) It llqOIOn (caatil<l ~ 2), 7:05 p.m. Oakland (Hudoon 2·3) at Toronl<> (Mic:halalc 3-1), 7:05p.m. ·· MimeSOia (Mays 4-1) at N.Y. Y (Clemens 3.0), 7:05 p.m. ; Kansas Cl1y (Raichon 3·2) at CloY*· ,. land (S81lalt>a 3·1), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (Ponaon D-3) at Ttolilpa ~ (lopez 3-31. 7:15p.m. , Anaheim (Valdes ·2·2) at Chlcagb While So• (Buehrle 1-3]. 8:05 p.m. GB 8 11 12 N.Y. Yankees 2, Balllmore 1 Minnesota • . Kansas City 2 Chicago Wtlite Sox 10, Tams 5 Anaheim 3. De1ro1t 2, 10 !Mings Uonday'a Game Chk:ag0 White Sox 7, TaKaS 4 Tod1y'1GamH Todd Van Poppel (1-0) Visiting l'ittsburgh , which · pitched a hitless seventh for made a season-high four the victory. . errors, failed in irs attempt to win three straight for the first rime this season. Rookie Albert Pujols and J.D. Drew each hit his lOth home run and Ray Lankford At Houston, Robert Person hit his seventh for the Cardi(3-3) pitched a tWo-hitter, the nals. low-hit game of his career and Todd Ritchie (0-4) allowed second shutout. He struck out three runs - two earned a season-high ' eight and and six hits in six innings. He walked four. is winless in seven starts this The Astros' only hits were a year. fine-inning double by Craig Biggio and a seventh-inning single by Brad Ausmus. Scott Rolen and Mike Lieberthal hit consecutive homers in the fifth off Kent Tsuyoshi Shinjo drove in Bottenfield (1 -2), who allowed ' four · runs, highlighting a five runs and eight hits in five seven-run third with a threeinnings. . run double as New York held on at Colorado after taking a 9-0 lead. Dicky Gonzalez (1-0), in his second major league start, pitched four shutout innings Matt Morris (4-2) pitched a before being tagged for five four-hitter for his first com- runs in the fifth. plete game since a ' five-hit Mike Piazza hit a solo shutout against Houston on homer in the ninth, his 1Oth of Seft. 22, 1.9 98 the year.' ground on me lint remaining phase of the Ravenswood Connector project next week, open bids BY BRIAN J. REED on a second phase of the SENTINEL NEWS STAFF project on May 23, and open POMEROY- May is the _ bids on the first of two phasmonth for new highway es of the Athens-Darwin projects in Meigs County. project on May 31 . Two long-awaited projects However, a contract will · each take a step closer to not be awarded on the U.S. construction this month, but the ultimate future of the 33 project from Athens to .•' Tmld Heltort had four hitS, including a two-run homer oft' Armando Benitez in th~ Rockies' four-run nintlh. Bed; itez struck out Bret Mayne fot the final out with a runner o(l. first. . Phillies 5r Astros o Mets lOr Roddes9 cardinals 7. Pirates o • ... ... . ' .., Giants 6, •' .Armando Rios homeret;l and drove in four run~. extending visiting Montre~·~· losing streak to five. ·; Russ Ortiz (5-1) allowed one run and five hits in seven: innings with six strikeouts. Aaron Fultz, S~n Francisco~ third pitcher, got six outs for his first save since last July 20. Montreal's Tony Armas . Jr. (1-5) didn't give up a hit Ulil,tiJ Barry Bonds' two-out single in the sixth. Armas wound up allowing four runs, three hits . and three wal~ in six innings. • • ..' . • ••• • •• .. • • • • • ... ,. first phase of the Athens to Darwin until July, said Darwin project is in the ODOT's Nancy Pedigo. hands of a federal judge. A federal judge is expected Ohio Department of to rule on a lawsuit filed by Traosportation will break .......... PIGJI ell. AJ I Exposl n Danvin proiect ;! awaits judge's ruling · Toron10 11. seanle 3 Boston s. Oaldand.4 Essay winners ·· receive awards We got the beat' ore . · . ~ Larry .- than 80 Mei~ High School students will sing and dance their way to music from the '50s to today in a variety show to be staged Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. irt R. Morrison Gymnasium. Bv TONY M. LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF MIDDLEPORT - Eight local high school students were presented with prizes for their award winning essays during the Meigs Coup.ty Chamber o( Commerce'S . ~gular meeting on Tuesday. The students, comprised from Meigs, Eastern and Southern high schools, received checks for their essays that focused on "Parents Who Host, Lose the Most," a Meigs County Fam- · . · ;::I>erforming on a three-tiered stage, tlhe teens will also do tli!ir show for elementary-and middle students from across tlhe ljiitrict on Thursday and Friday afternoons. . ·:SOlos,du~~. ~.and ~181:"\\PS of stJJdents will sing and .'.,~. tg.~.P.~ ):iY, i pit ~d com~ of selected·. 1!'(...-.l!..:. >: .:- ,a'M""""'·Marauder n.~ .. ,;:a...:.. .k. a! ~· ~ ~· "'&~ .u4J.~\.f v.y ' 'qnuu, S,l!~ Leg. pianist,·IDI·Sean Waltol), on pel'CU!Iiort1nsmunents. · ' . ~~show is dire~d by~oney Dinp, band director, witlh Julie H~ ~ choreographer. With 30 numbers - like "9ops I Did it Again;1 "1n the Still of tlhe Night;' "Cowboy Take Me Away" ahd "Somewhere Out There;• tlhe show will · last about 1-1/2 hours.. · •· ' Here, a freshman quintet composed ~f Jessica Blae~. Erica Poole, Maegan Dodson, Jessica Curfinan and Bobbi N_apper, left to right, get some instruction from Howard during a practice session. Colorful scarves, tamborenes witlh flowing ribbons, and fancy umbre~ are etrectively used in some of tlhe numbers to be presented. (Charlene Hoeflich photos) •U .-., • . ily and Children First Council (MCFCFC) and Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth (OPDFY) public awareness campaign aimed at' educating parents of their legal responsibility about alcohol at teen house Ji¥ties, ,;.:,~~...,;.· · i · · •~'The goal of the .ca,mpaign is to inform patents that teen drinking should not be regarded as a 'rite of passage,' but as a health and safety .problem with legal ramifica~ tions /' said Amy Boster, coordinator for MCFCFC. .......... Essey,Al 4 ) • • • • • I ' Board OKs Rutland site contrad . . BY CHARLINE HOEFLICH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF ! ': There will be a special edition on Thursday, May 17.th saluting our Meigs County Grad,uating Seniors· . '' If Your Business ' ' ·Is Interested In , , Participating In ' this Special Section, . ' Call 992-2155 • Debbie Call Ext. 1 tt or Dave Harris • Ext. 15 . Before May 5, 2001 . POMEROY - Meigs Local Board of Education . voted Tuesday night to enter into .a contract with George J. lgel !!£· Co.. for preparation of the 1site near Rutland where the new elementary. ~c,}lool will be built. . .' Biqs;().n the project were opened two weeks ·ago { and the I gel & Co. .. bid was ' t!Je l01!V·est at $528',41 0. , ·•;.; Thf ;fig11r,e excludes two alternates included in the bid, relocation of the .creek and the existing main water line. 'T.he work is expected to begin in a . •. ' ' fliP: HI Plellse ... Contract. A3 AWARD WINNERS - Winners of the Meigs County Family and Children Arst Council (MCFCFC) essay contest were presented with awards during the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday. From left are, first row, Amy Boster, coord~ nator for MCFOFC, Amber Snowden, Rachel Marshall, Jennifer · Schaefer, Jessica' Nance and ·Michael Swisher, Chairman of MCFCFC; second row, Jennifer Buckley, Jonathon Will, Ben Holter, Deanna Bragg, Womens Outreach specialist. Not pictured is Erica Bryan. (Tony M. Leach photo) Ro. bb.~r strikes Silver.Bridge Low:401 •~::S.entinel , ' will .be offered to children going into the first grade thrpugh the 11th grade. Classes will be held from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., five days a week. For students, first through eighth grade, it will be an intervention program offering extended learning opportunities while stu dents· ninth through . the 11 rh grade can take courses for credit. Funding for the first three grades will come from Ohio Reads grant money, for the fifth through eighth, . Todl(l " . ' couple of weeks, said Superintendent William Buckley. · During the ineeting, the board approved a list of 136 Meigs High seniors to graduate on May 18 at 8 p.m. as submitted by Principal Dennis Eichinger, pending completion of all r,emaining requirements . Buckley discussed plans for summer school this year, to ~e held at Meigs Middle School in Middleport because of construction work at the high school. The school will be four weeks and Details, 1.2 Plaza bank r Lotteries .AS OliiO 'FRo .' BiJi PlcU: o-5-4;- Pldl C: 2-2-441 day. ' 85 . IIUI'III,. 5:7-il-14,23-26 . ... M . Tl)e 1:49 p.m. robbery of an undetermined amoui:lt of cash drew several local police agencies into tlhe probe, including tlhe FBI, Gallipolis . Police Chief Roger Brandeberry said. A3 W.IA 81.6 Dlllr J: 0+9 ~ 4: 5+4-7 A2 YAFF REPORTS IPOLIS Authorities are searching · r · who held up the Silver Bridge I~ . branch of Fii:star Bank Thes- 0 2001 Ohio VOlley Publlshl"l Co. Brandeberry said tlhe man, who was ma~ked, entered the bank ruld 'demanded cash. At the time, four customers were in the bank in addition to employees, but no injuries were caused by the holdup. Alter obtaining the money, the robber fled the bank on foo't. City police responded to tlhe robbery witlh the assistance of the Gallia County Sheriff's Office. GalliaMeigs Post of the State High..;,.y PattQI and Mason County Sheriff's Office also assisted with the investigation, Brandeberry said. A sheriff's deputy stood guard at the entrance to the bank while city and copnty investigators scoured the interior for evidence for more than two hours. Brandeberry said the FBI was contacted and will assist in the probe. Pluse - Robbery. 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R eese's throw to first 'trying to prevent an infield single by Damian Miller sailed inro the seats for · a two-base ~rror. Ci1icinnati closed to 3-2 in the fourth on Kelly Stinnett's RBI single and Barry Larkin's ' rem-scoring double. _ -- -.... .........,l..leflle d II t I l'llllldlll>l1i 5. - Gil .<469 4tl2 Conlnll Dlvlolon w · CNcago C. 7, Mt Marlins o District honors as well as the District 13 Player of the Year award. Baker enjoyed a breakout season as a senior, being named special mention AUOhio, Division IV District' 13 Player 'of the Year and TVC . Hocking Division Player of tlhe Ye3l'l after averaging 10.2 points, 8.3 assists, 4.1 rebounds and 4.1 steals per game. Baker shot 50.3 percent ' the field and 91 percent from from the foul line to lead the Eagles in b<,>tlh categories. The Eagles posted a 16-4 overall record. and finished .. • SPOilS: Big Unit Ks 20 as D-Bacl<s top Reds, B1 • 1Ue~AJ...,1,2GOI .....,... .... ........... -- "d Dodgers lr Page 11 . AROUND THE DIAMOND to hm.it your mistakes," Brown said. " You have to give A.J. credit. Sheff just took · advantage of one of his misukes." In other NL games, it was Cincinnati 5, Arizona 4 in 10 innings; Chicago 7, Milwaukee 6; Philadelphia 5', Houston 0; St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 0; New York l 0, Colorado 9; and San Francisco 6, Montreal 2.· · Brown struck out I 0 and lowered his ERA to 1.31 , taking over tlhe league lead from Chicago's Julian Tavarez. Jeff · Shaw ·pitched a perfect ninth for his' league-leading lOth LOS ANGELES . (AP) save. Kevin Brown feels like he's Brown can be forgiven for caught in target practice. wondering what he does to 'If someone wants to take attraCt injuries. He started the the buU's-eye off of me, they season on the disabled list can have it," he said after lead-. because of a strained right ing the Los Angeles Dodgers Achilles' tendon and left one over the Florida Marlins 1-0 of his starts with a strained Monday night. lower back. Brown (5-1), who didn't allow a hit until Luis Castillo's infield single with two outs in the sixth, was hit in the leg by a line drive hit by Cliff Floyd in the fourth , then scrambled Tom Gordon, who missed after the ball and threw out all of last yea{ following elbow Floyd. surgery, got three outs for his Brown. struck out his next · first savr since May 31, 1999, three batters and went on to for Boston against Detroit. He win his fifth straight start, struck out Tyler Houston to allowing two hits in eight end the game with two on. mmngs. . Visiting Chicago, which Gary Sheffield homered in' extended its winning streak to the sixth off AJ. Burnett (0-1 ), four, wasted a 5-1 lead and fell who gave up just three hits in behind 6-5 before Rondell six innings, but walked five. White's two-run single in the " It was a tight game, and the eighth off David Weathers(!guy across the \vay was pitch- 1). ing a good game, 'so you had Baker from Page a& Baseba The Daily Sentinel ,..,. 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