https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d0718d7f16af81dd94808d07da33a2cd.pdf 8fb550d6d3808c46b8a7c791cce3b1d7 PDF Text Text • 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 ,..,. "' • . • '1 I �....... • • Ohio The Daily Sentinel Ohio weather • j ......,...., !53YJi2\1 • ..,_ i . I D!ylon l151YIII2rl • c 2001 • M. J 0 )I •I. COiun t • -\MY~~tYI. .•'-'. · / 1 . -...,.: L __ ' w VI\. . ·' Wednn dlf, lley 9, 2001 CINCINNATI (AP) - A white police officer indicted on misdemeanor charges for killing an unarmed black man prepared (or· his arraignment as city council members faced complaints about blacks being mistreated in Cincinnati . The attorney for Offtcer Stephen Roach, 27, plan~d to enter innocent . pleas Wednesday in Hamilton County Municipal <::curt. Roa£h was not expected to be present. Although the! arraignment was set to quitkly follow Monday's indictments, attorney Merlyn Shiverdecker said it rnij!ht be late sucumer before a trial is held. Roach surrendered to authorities Tuesday pn the charges of negligent homicide and obstructing official busi- ness. He was released after p_o sting $2,000 bond. Police had been told to be prepared to work 12-bour shifts following the announcement of the iodicrincnts. But many officers were sent home early · Tuesday evening after about 40 protesters who demonstrated at City Hall bad dispersed and the city remained peaceful. ' "I've got kids at home- nieces and nephews. They're scared of the police. It shouldn't be that way," Brandon Johnson, 21, siid durln'g~promptu session with council members gathered for a committee meeting. "You've got ~o open your eyes." The meetinglasted for more than 90 minutes, with speakers complaining about the police, job pi'Qspects for blacks and the 'city allowing litter to accumulate in theii neighborhoods. Council memb~r Minette Cooper, who is black, asked bow many of the protesters were registered to vote. About half of them raised their hands, . "Register 'to vote - and vote. That's how we change things," Cooper told them. Councilwoman Alicia Reece, who is black, said she would ask that a special prosecutor be appointed to handle the case, -rather than .city prosecutors. "Now that the people have spoken through the county grand jury that crimes have been committed, the . Leisure family and the people of Cincinnati deserve·the most competent prosecution," Reece said. AccuWoathor, Inc. Jury selection took nearly seven hours Tuesday in Fairfield the fall about 4:20 a.m. Sunday. He also iaid alcohol was believed to have been involved in the incident, although test County Common Pleas Court. results were not yet available. , Pour witnesses in the car said Carr-Rnhr became ill after ' they_ left an all-night restaurant.The car was traveling about 35 mph when Carr-Rohr opened his door to vomit and fell onto WASHINGTON (AP) - The Commerce Department the pavement. ' · declarea Tuesday ihat European countries have .subsidized their Carr-Rohr, who was not wearing a seat belt, was not hit_by uranium enrichment industry. The declaration is a preliminary BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS m the lower 80s. Southeast the car in which he was· riding or any other vehicles as he land- ruling that favors the only U.S. producer of fuel 'for nuclear Southerly winds being wind 5 to I 0 mph becoming ed in a curb lane, said Stark County Sheriff's Maj . Rick Perez. power plants. . . . drawn to the area as a high southwest early in the afterThe department said the French have given a subs1dy of pressure system moves off to noon. nearly 1.4 percent, while Germany, the Netherlands and the the east . will bring warmer Thursday night ... Mostly Unired Kingdom provided subsidies of less than 4 percent temperatures the rest of the clear. Low in the lower 50s. .~l.M1\: (AP) - A lack of rain this spring has helped farmers each, . . week, the National Weather Extended forecast: get tbeir planting done ahead of schedule. . U.S. Enrichment Corp. of Bethesda, Md., filed the trade case Service said. "The lack of rain has really moved the planting forward," said against Eutodif; a French company, and Urenco, which exports Friday... Partly cloudy. High An approaching cold front near 80. Glen Arnold, agriculture extension agent for Putnam County's uranium · from the United Kingdom, Germany and the will bring a chance of showers Saturday... A chance of Ohio State University Extension Office. "They were able to Netherlands. and thunderstorms on Friday. showers during the day, other- get out and plant rather than waiting for ... the fields to' dry." USEC had said it lost customers because government subsiHighs on both Thursday _wise partly cloudy. Low in the The National Weather Service said northwest Ohio has dies let Eurodif and Urenco charge less for power plant fuel. and Friday will ·be in the received three fewer inches of rain than normal so far thi~ year. upper 50s and hi·g h in t h e upper 70s, forecasters said. lower That includes more than a half-inch below normal in May. 705. Overnight lows will be in the Sunday, .. Partly cloudy. Low ·Farmers have taken advantage. 50s. · h 1 TIFFIN (AP) - . Tiffin University President George Kidd, Sunset tonight will be at n70sea.r 50 and high in t e ower . ,I • . enrollment and-the num ber o f b Ul'ldi ngs _ ,. who helped increase 111 8:34, and sunrise ·on Thursday · • on campus, will retire next year. · · · . is at 6:22 a.m. _ Monday... Mostly cl~ar. Low , CLEVELAND (AP) ....,... An Ohio family ,inju~ed;duting the' Kidd, 63 , announced Monday that he will step down after Weather forecast: m the upper 40s and high near attemptec:l hijacking of a Royal Jordaniaq Airlines p4ne last June 2002, . Tonight.. .Mosdy clear. Low 70. . year filed a · multimillion doUar lawsuit against the : .ajrline, He said his decision came as the university begins a 10-year 45 to 50. Calm wind. Tuesday. .. Mostly clear. Loy; accusing it of making security errors. · ' plan to increase enrollment to 4,000. Thursday... Early morning in the upper 40s and high m The airline's security guards killed Mahmoud Rizq Deeb Kidd arrived in Tiffin in 1981. It was then a two-building fog, then mostly sunny. High the mid 70s. . after he opened fire July 5 and tossed a grenade down· the aisle campus with 375 students. There are now 11 buildings and of a flight bound from Jordan to Syria. The grenade exploded. 1,600 students. and injured 15 peo.ple, including Jamilah Elias, of suburban Lakewood, and her three daughters. Elias filed $10 million lawsuit· Tuesday in U.S. District MANSFJELD (AP) - A Richland County judge who~ Court against Royal Jordanian Airlines. The lawsuit alleges ~hat . DELPHOS (AP) - · Somebody lost S9 million on Monday being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union for display- security errors enabled Deeb to bring the gun and grenade on and probably didn 't know it. ing a poster of the Ten Commandments in his courtroom is board the pl~ne . A winning Ohio Lottery ticket sold in November went getting some free legal representation. Spyro Papadakis, customer r.elatiom nianager for the airline, unclaimed and the money will go to a fund to increase future The American Center for Law and Justice, a Virginia-based declined to comment. jackpots, pay for advertising or support edl\cation. · conservative legal-advocacy group, has agreed to represent The deadline for claiming the Super Lotto jackpot was 5 Common Pleas Judge James DeWeese. The center on Monday · p.m. Monday. leas~ asked the US. District Court in Cleveland to dismiss the suit. "This happens," lottery spokeswoman Sandy Lesko Mounts DeWeese had placed the poster in his Mansfield courtroom HILLSBORO . (AP) - A man admitted abducting and said. "But it doesn't happen that often." with other historical documents as part of adisplay he calls the killing a 13-year-old girl last May, avoiding a possible death· "The Rule of Law." sentence. The ACLU suit said DeWeese's poster violated the constituJohn Tyler McCoy Jackson, 19, pleaded guilty to aggravated tional separation of church and state. murder, kidnapping and other charges Monday in Highland DAYTON (AP) _ A police officer shot and killed a man County Common Pleas Court who aimed a gun at him following a shooting at an apartment Judge Robert B. · McMullen sentenced Jackson, of Greene complex, police said Tuesday. field, to life in prison. He is eligible for parole in 20 years. Pros- , The Montgomety Co~mty coroner's office identified the WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush is ready to nomi- ecutors had· planned to se~k the death penalty •f the case had '.: vic.tim as Cleophis M, Craver, 20, of DaytoJJ. . nate two Ohioans to lifetime jobs as federal judges, officials gone to tnal. . . Police Lt. Col. John Compston said a resident of the Summit . .· saia J:uesday. 1 Jackson, who also goes by Tyler McCoy, was charged \~Jth Square Townhouse Apartments called police Monday night Bush, plans to name JeffreyS. Sutton, a former state solicitor, beating Natosha Looney, of Greenfield, to death a~1 d dumpmg about a disturbance in the parking lot and shots being fired. and Deborah L. Cook, an Ohio Supreme Court justice, to the her body in brush near South Salem, about 50 miles south of The man, who told police he was concerned for the safety 6t~ US. Circuit Court of Appeals, according to R~publican 10 Columbus Ross County. · of children who lived there, confronteq four to six people who sources speaking on condition of anonymity. were firing guns and asked them to leave. Craver, who had a That circuit handles cases from Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan large handgun, then began shooting at the man, who ducked and Tennessee. ·• The names of Cook and Sutton are expected to be part of a LANCASTER (AP) - A man accused of stabbing and behind a car, Compston said. group of judicial nominees being announced Wednesday at the bludgeoning his girlfriend to ,death in August goes on trial White House. Wednesday, with the 911 operator who took the woman's call lor help expected to testifY first. MANSFIELD (AP) - An inmate whose request to face William J. Cooper, 22, of Columbus, has been charged with ca~ aggravated execution was rejected has apparently tried to kill hlmself three murder with a death penalty specification in the times in the past three months, the Ohio Department of R-ehaCANTON (AP) - A passenger in a car died after he death of Angela Greathouse, 21, of Xenia. · opened the door to vomit and fell onto a road. Authorities say Greathouse was stabbed •and beaten in her bilitation and Correction said Tuesday. The latest attempt by August Cassano, 48, was Sunday at the · Stark County Coroner James Pritchard said Tuesday that apartment in Reynoldsburg, a Columbus suburb, but managed Mansfield Correctional Institution, department spokesman Joe Lindsey Allan Carr-Rohr, 21, died 'of head injuries suffered in to call for help before she died Aug. II. Andrews said. - Lack of rain aids farmen Tiffin president to retire Sua"t blames a•"rl•·ne erro- Advocacy group backs judge S9 million jackpot unda,ltsad . a Killer gets at 20 years Shooting leaves one dead Ohio Jurists on Bush list. Testimony starts in trial 'Volunteer' bies suicide again .Man dies after falling out of . ' . ' Voters pass Cleveland ,school issue, Olentangy levy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland's public school buildings could undergo more than' $800 tniUion in repaus and, renovations after voters approved a bond and tax pack.age. The levy .was among nearly ISO school issues that dominated . the ballot Tuesday in Ohio. Cleveland v9ters approved a $335 million bond i~sue and $46 million t1uintenance levy by a vote of 60 percenr (40 ,259) to 40 percent (26,990), according to unofficial election -results &om the Cuyahoga County Elections Board. Since the measure pass.d, the di~trict qualifies for $500 million i•J matching state func:j,<; . A coalition of bla~ minis. 1ea d;rs an·d ctVIC · · ters, umon 'BY ' I ,. • groups spent two months trying to persuade Clevela.n d voters to pass the issue. Campaign organi2ers Said I they were surprised the vote wasn 't close because early polls . showed 65 percent of patencia! voters were against the measure. " Whenever we co m e together and shed our petty differences, nothing can hold us back;" Mayor Mi chael R. _White told about 250 levy supporters Tuesday night at the S,heet Metal Workers Union HalL Thomas Jelepis, elections b 9ard executi-:edircctor. said voter turnout 1n Cleveland was low ~ about 27 percent. Voters in 138 school distriers faced 148 school issues . Rolutt R. Durst PORTLAND - Robert R . "Wick" Durst 89 Portland died Thesday, May 8, 2001 in Holzer Medical ~nt;r. ' Arrangements are by Cremeens Funenl Home, Racine. MASO~. W.Va. - Frank E. "Buddy" Hendrickson, 67, Mason, died Tuesday, May 8, 2001 in St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W.Va. · He was born on March 27, 1934 in Pageton, W.Va., son of the late Frank James and Sylvia Marie Hendrickson. He was a farmer. , . Surviving are a daughter, Becky L Hendrickson of Mason; a ·son and daughter-in-law, Bruce E. and Reta Hendrickson of ·-"·Mason; five grandchildren; and four sisters, Janet Booth of · ·' Roanoke, Va., Ann Marie Cox of Baltimore, Md., Roberta · · Gunn ofHoganville, Ga., and Jacqueline Miller of Bluefield,Va. · · He was also preceded in death by his wife, Betty ''Joann" Roush Hendrickson. Services \viii be I p.m. Friday in Fogdsong Funeral Home, Mason, with Pastor Brian May officiating. Burial will be in -·Graham Cemetery, New Haven, W.Va. Frirnds may call at the funeral home from 6-9 p.m. Thursday. Esta ·Lamp . - COOLVILLE- Esta Lamp, 84, Coolville, died Tuesday, May · '8, 2001 · at her residence. · · She was born Oct. 1, 1916 in New England,WVa., daug~ter • of the late Thomas Milton and Hannah Briggs WigaL She was a homemaker, and a member of the Tuppers Plains Christian ·Church of Christ. Surviving are her husband, Carroll Lamp; three daughters · · · and two sons-in-law, Mary Jane and Earnest Eros of Marietta, Judith A. and Thomas Ogle of Logan; and Janet Halbirt of · · Albany; a brother and sister-in-law,'Lester and Lorene Wigal of , · New England, W.Va.; six grandchildren; and a sister-in-law, . . Mary Ellen Wigal. . She was preceded in death by two brothers,John and Chester - . . Wigal. Services will be 4:30 p.m. Friday in Tuppers Plains Christian Church of Christ, with Terry Stewart officiating. Burial will be in Tuppers Plains Christian Cemetery. Friends may call at the White Funeral Home, Coolville;from 2~4 and 6-8 p.m.Thurs- ·day. Dorothy Roush MIDDLEPORT- Dorothy Roush, Middleport, died Tuesday, May 8, 2001 at her residence. Arrangements are by Pisher-Acree Funeral Home, Middle. port. ·.·- tract of Rita · Simmons as head teacher at Salem Cen... ' , . . ' ·ter Elemerttary School, which will be closed this month, was rescinded. . ,. Title I, and for the high Action was taken. allowschool grades, Carl Perkins ing · exempt ~mployees to funds . carry over up to two perTransportation · will be sonal leave days to the fol· . provided from a central lowing year with a maxipoint in communities of the mum accumulation of five district. "It's a good program days. Participation in the which we 're required to offer and we're hopeful stu- Buckeye JOG Program at dents \viii take advantage 'of S8,000 and renewing membership in the Educational it," Buckley said. · A $25,000 School Technology Services of Improvement Incentive Ohio at a cost of 55 cents Award for Bradbury Ele- per pupil for a total cost of .. mentary was accepted and ' $1,216 ,60 were approved. put in a special fund by the . In other action, the board . board, which also approved acknowledged and accepted ·. the vocational welding the explanation for the . ·course of study and text- expenditure of Middle books for K-6 science and School cheedeading money I 0-12 short story, as. recom- from Mary Whan, with no mended by the Meigs Local other action being needec:l. Teachers and the Athensit was reported. , · Meigs Educational Service The board moved into Center for next year. executive session to discuss .. In personnel matters, and the . -Catherine Hart was hired as negotiations , a tutor for two health- employment, compensation . handicapped students at a . and/ or discipline of person,· rate of$15 per ,hour not to neL . Attending wereBuckley, .. exceed five hours per week Treasurer Mark Rhonemus effective May 3 . •• The salary for Dan and board members Wayne • Romuno for next year was Davis, Scott Walton and • set. at $31,750, and the con- Roger Abbott. • .Contrad ...... favmPIIpAI The DaUy Senti~el •• Reader Services .. Correction Polley Our main concem In all stories is to be accurate. If you know of en error In a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992-2156 . . •• ,o .•• • Nawa Departments ' The main number Is 992·2 t 56. Department extentions are: General manager Ext. 12 •' • ·'• ,•' '. ' Newe Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Other aervlcea Advertlelng Ext. 3 Circulation Ext. 4 ClouHied Ade Ext. 5 To sand a-mall • • newaOmydallysenlinel.com On the Web www.mydallysentinel.com . (USPS 213...0) Ohio Volley Publlolllng Co. Published every affomoon. Monday through Friday, 111 Court St . Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·clasa po11age paid at Pomeroy. M.-: Tho Asooclatod Pross and tha Ohio Newspaper Association. Poatmaaler: Send address correc· . lions to Tile Dally Sentinel, 111 Coun . . Sl., Pomeroy, O~lo 45769 . , 'r Essay from Plan study restra" Projects flam PapAl project opponents sometime between now and July 1, and ODOT has until July 9 to award the project's contracts. Coalition Against Superfluous Highways (CASH) and Buckeye Forest Council have 6led a suit in federal court citing environmental concerns with the proposed road, and asking that a . restraining order be filed stopping the $83 million project. The 'first phase of the project involves construction of a new "Super Two" U.S. 33 from Darwin to Sh.ade, and the second phase, to be sold on- Sept. 14, wou1d take the project fron1 Shade to Athens. U.S. District Judge Edmund A. Sargus Jr., recently denied a request by the .plaintiffs in the federal court case to block ODOT from entering into final construction contracts, just· after ODOT said it would not sign a· contract before July I, and Sargus said he would decide the lawsuit by that date. , · Robbe~J from PapAl The chief urged anyone with information about the robbery to contact police at 446-13I3. Investigators were to review evidence today, Brandeberty said. "We will confer with the FBI, follow up on leads and put evidence together," he said. . "We have moved quickly from · Name omattecl "There are no 0 orders issued in the case a~ this point, so ODOT will RUTLAND Tina proceed with the first bid Mayle of Rutland was : opening on May 31," Pedigo ' said. "By law, ODOT has until named to the dean's list at July 9 to award the bids, and the University of Rio · we expect a ruling from the Grande for the winter quarter. Mayle is a student at the judge no later than July 1." university's Meigs Center. "The proJeCt is designed Her name was not includand ready to proceed," . he ed in material provided by added. In fact, Pedigo said, real the university and thus was estate ·acquisition and the fil- not included in a recent . ing of eminent domain report of dean's list students . appropriation cases are well underway for the first phase of the U.S. 33 project. ODOT estimates .the cost of the first phase at $39 milPORTLAND lion. Stiversvillc Community Meanwhile, ODOT DirecChurch .will hold a fund tor Gordon Proctor and other raising event ·on May 19, state-level officials are expectwith all proceeds going ed to attend next week's toward a church remo~cling ground breaking for the first project. phase of the · Ravcnswoo·d Special singers and games Conpector, which will see the will begin at noon, with a construction of a new sixyard sale and bake sale also mile stretch of two-lane high- planned. An open-bid aucway from the Ritchie Bridge tion will begin at 5:30 p.m. to the' intersection of Ohio 124 and County Road 36. The S22 million first phase will be completed by Beaver Excavating Co., Canton. Plan fund ·• ra1ser Bake sale TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 L ~d i es Auxiliary will h old a ba ke sale on Saturday at 8 :30 a.m. at Quality Furniture Plus. Activities set . ' POMEROY - Area teens are invited to " Friday ·, Fun , Food and Fellowship .. at God's Neighb orhood Escape for Teens 111 Pomeroy. Nutritional 1neals art> available, and teens may play non - violent video game ~. co mputer programs , and · board ga m,·s free of charge. Pool tables .~rc also available. The center opens at 6 p.m. and closes at ·10 :30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Issued license POMEROY A marriage license has been filed in Meigs Col\nt y l'robate Court . to Roge r lee McLaughlin II, 34, Portland, and Christal Jane en Wright, 30, Portland. Suits filed POMEROY - Actions to appropriate; . real estate and fix compensation through eminent domain have been filed in .Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Gordon Proctor, director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, Columbus, against Harold F Elliott, Racine, and others, and against Dorothy Karr. Pomeroy, and others . Enters plea POMEROY Paula Clark pled guilty to nine criminal counts and will appear for se nten cing in June in Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Co urt. Clark pled guilty to three counts each of forgery, receiving· stol en pro perty and grand theft, all fdomes of the fifth degree . Clark ·is sc h ,·dulcd to appear for sen tenc ing on June 25 . Judge Free! W. Crow !II ordered the_completion of a pre-sentence inves tigation, Comntunity C-orrections evaluation and a victim's impact statement . Clark is accused of stealing, forging and tas hing checks belonging to Alice E. Chapman . LOCAL STOCKS . a search mode to an investiga- . mod e... live The incident marked the second bank robbety in the are.a in less than two weeks. On April 25, a lone male robbed the Peoples Bank NA otli.:e in Point Pleasant,W.Va.A day later, due to a clear video image of the incident, a war. rant was issued for Jean L. Bates, 47, Columbus, in connec"tion with the robbery. Bates was arrested in Columbus on May 2 on unrelated charges, authorities said. AEP- 47), ' Arch Coal - 32), Akzo-42 AmTech!SBC- 42), Ashland Inc. - 41 l. AT&T-22 Bank One - 37), Bob Evans- 19 BorgWamer- 43l, Champlon-3 Charming Shops - 6 City Holding - 8), DuPont - 45l, Federal Mogul- 3 USB- 2!Y, \I'PIII(, '/,'.IllY Cllll/,1,\ 446 -4524 . ' . Gannett- 65 General Electric - 49 ), GKNLY -ttl, Harley Davidson · 46~ Kmart- 10~ Kroger- 24 Lands End- 30), Ltd. -17 Oak Hill Financial 14l. OVB- 25l. BBT -36), Peoples- 18), Premier - 6''~ Rockwell - 431. Rocky Boots - 4~ RD Shell- sal, Se&rs- 36 ~. Shoney's -l, Wal-Mart - 52 Wendy's -:-" 25 1o~. Worthington - Daily stock repons are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous ~ day's·transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. ' By c.m.r or motor route one-k One month One~r Dolly · $2 $8.70 $104 SO cents Subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel. Credit wHI be given carrier each week. No subscription by mall pennltted In areas where home camer seJVIce Is avallebte . ...U sut.matlon lnolde M;i0.-eo"t~ · 13 Weeks 26 Weeko • 52 Weeks llotio outolcle Molgo 13 weeki 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $27.30 $53.62 $105.56 County $29.25 $56.66 $109.72 T • ' POMEROY Meigs County Retired Senior Volunteers Program will sponsor "Read Around the World" on May 23. As a part of this worldwide event, volunteers with the RSVP will read to children at the Jen-Art Preschool, ACCESS Head Start and the Mid-Valley Christian SchooL The one-day volunteer effort is part of a worldwide effort to promote literacy by encouraging mature adults to read • with children and Pomeroy Mayor John Blaettnar recently signed a proclamation shut-ins . To date, " R oa d declaring Saturday as National Association of Letter Carriers Around the World with Food Drive Day. Individuals can leave non-perishable food RSVP " involves more than donations near their mail reeeptacle. which . will then· be col·' 136 reading-related activilected and delivered by the Pomeroy branch of the NALC to the Meigs United Methodist Cooperative Parish for distribution to ties and events in 40 states. Organizations ill 25 for-· local families. Food .donations may also be brought to the coun trie s have Pomeroy Post Office. From left are Jim Pullins, letter cai'rier, etgn expressed interest in the Charles Grimm, postmaster, and John Henderson, letter carri· event, including the Demoer. (Tony M. Leach photo) c rati c Republic .. of the Congo, Kosovo, India and graduation-when underage Fuji. Because all c ommunities will hold their activities parties are increased. In other matters, Tim Van on May 23, participants 'will PapAl , Alstine, athletic dire ctor for have the sense of sharing the Ohio University, spoke to experience with thousands "Parents who allow teens to of others around the giobe. chamber members about next The National Association drink can face harsh penalties, year's Bobcat football· schedof RSVP Project Directors, including imprisonment and ule, changes in both football in conjunction with the confiscation of personal propand basketball coaching posi- United Nations' Internaerty," said Boster. "We're real. ly proud of these students tions and the new renovations tional Year of Volunteers, who took the initiative to currendy being undertaken to sponsors "Read Around the World with RSVP." rake part in a contest that Peden Stadium. Alstine said OU is "quite helps spread the word about the dangers of underage pleased" with progress on the Athens-Darwin project, drinking." MIDDLEPORT Boster added that the cam- . which, he said, will allow Ladies for the Lord Women's paign, which 'began in April, individuals from southeastern will continue through June to Ohio to better access the Bible Study will meet on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Abunencompass' both prom and · school. dant Grace Church. All denominations are invited. The church is located o n Bald Knob-Stiversville Road. Signs will be posted. Subscription rates · ~--------~--------------~ 'U LOCAL BRIEFS 'Read Around the World' • • M The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Proclalllalion signing Commerce favon producer Warm daytime highs return Pofneloy, Middleport, Ohio • .-• .. . . . . . . ..,• ...., •• 2001 Innocent pleas to be entered, officer not to appear .. Thul'ld.y, May 10 PageA1 ' 1\l l 1\ C:• l ·~. ALL .... ,.,...-: "> 10:00 "l- t "" �....... • • Ohio The Daily Sentinel Ohio weather • j ......,...., !53YJi2\1 • ..,_ i . I D!ylon l151YIII2rl • c 2001 • M. J 0 )I •I. COiun t • -\MY~~tYI. .•'-'. · / 1 . -...,.: L __ ' w VI\. . ·' Wednn dlf, lley 9, 2001 CINCINNATI (AP) - A white police officer indicted on misdemeanor charges for killing an unarmed black man prepared (or· his arraignment as city council members faced complaints about blacks being mistreated in Cincinnati . The attorney for Offtcer Stephen Roach, 27, plan~d to enter innocent . pleas Wednesday in Hamilton County Municipal <::curt. Roa£h was not expected to be present. Although the! arraignment was set to quitkly follow Monday's indictments, attorney Merlyn Shiverdecker said it rnij!ht be late sucumer before a trial is held. Roach surrendered to authorities Tuesday pn the charges of negligent homicide and obstructing official busi- ness. He was released after p_o sting $2,000 bond. Police had been told to be prepared to work 12-bour shifts following the announcement of the iodicrincnts. But many officers were sent home early · Tuesday evening after about 40 protesters who demonstrated at City Hall bad dispersed and the city remained peaceful. ' "I've got kids at home- nieces and nephews. They're scared of the police. It shouldn't be that way," Brandon Johnson, 21, siid durln'g~promptu session with council members gathered for a committee meeting. "You've got ~o open your eyes." The meetinglasted for more than 90 minutes, with speakers complaining about the police, job pi'Qspects for blacks and the 'city allowing litter to accumulate in theii neighborhoods. Council memb~r Minette Cooper, who is black, asked bow many of the protesters were registered to vote. About half of them raised their hands, . "Register 'to vote - and vote. That's how we change things," Cooper told them. Councilwoman Alicia Reece, who is black, said she would ask that a special prosecutor be appointed to handle the case, -rather than .city prosecutors. "Now that the people have spoken through the county grand jury that crimes have been committed, the . Leisure family and the people of Cincinnati deserve·the most competent prosecution," Reece said. AccuWoathor, Inc. Jury selection took nearly seven hours Tuesday in Fairfield the fall about 4:20 a.m. Sunday. He also iaid alcohol was believed to have been involved in the incident, although test County Common Pleas Court. results were not yet available. , Pour witnesses in the car said Carr-Rnhr became ill after ' they_ left an all-night restaurant.The car was traveling about 35 mph when Carr-Rohr opened his door to vomit and fell onto WASHINGTON (AP) - The Commerce Department the pavement. ' · declarea Tuesday ihat European countries have .subsidized their Carr-Rohr, who was not wearing a seat belt, was not hit_by uranium enrichment industry. The declaration is a preliminary BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS m the lower 80s. Southeast the car in which he was· riding or any other vehicles as he land- ruling that favors the only U.S. producer of fuel 'for nuclear Southerly winds being wind 5 to I 0 mph becoming ed in a curb lane, said Stark County Sheriff's Maj . Rick Perez. power plants. . . . drawn to the area as a high southwest early in the afterThe department said the French have given a subs1dy of pressure system moves off to noon. nearly 1.4 percent, while Germany, the Netherlands and the the east . will bring warmer Thursday night ... Mostly Unired Kingdom provided subsidies of less than 4 percent temperatures the rest of the clear. Low in the lower 50s. .~l.M1\: (AP) - A lack of rain this spring has helped farmers each, . . week, the National Weather Extended forecast: get tbeir planting done ahead of schedule. . U.S. Enrichment Corp. of Bethesda, Md., filed the trade case Service said. "The lack of rain has really moved the planting forward," said against Eutodif; a French company, and Urenco, which exports Friday... Partly cloudy. High An approaching cold front near 80. Glen Arnold, agriculture extension agent for Putnam County's uranium · from the United Kingdom, Germany and the will bring a chance of showers Saturday... A chance of Ohio State University Extension Office. "They were able to Netherlands. and thunderstorms on Friday. showers during the day, other- get out and plant rather than waiting for ... the fields to' dry." USEC had said it lost customers because government subsiHighs on both Thursday _wise partly cloudy. Low in the The National Weather Service said northwest Ohio has dies let Eurodif and Urenco charge less for power plant fuel. and Friday will ·be in the received three fewer inches of rain than normal so far thi~ year. upper 50s and hi·g h in t h e upper 70s, forecasters said. lower That includes more than a half-inch below normal in May. 705. Overnight lows will be in the Sunday, .. Partly cloudy. Low ·Farmers have taken advantage. 50s. · h 1 TIFFIN (AP) - . Tiffin University President George Kidd, Sunset tonight will be at n70sea.r 50 and high in t e ower . ,I • . enrollment and-the num ber o f b Ul'ldi ngs _ ,. who helped increase 111 8:34, and sunrise ·on Thursday · • on campus, will retire next year. · · · . is at 6:22 a.m. _ Monday... Mostly cl~ar. Low , CLEVELAND (AP) ....,... An Ohio family ,inju~ed;duting the' Kidd, 63 , announced Monday that he will step down after Weather forecast: m the upper 40s and high near attemptec:l hijacking of a Royal Jordaniaq Airlines p4ne last June 2002, . Tonight.. .Mosdy clear. Low 70. . year filed a · multimillion doUar lawsuit against the : .ajrline, He said his decision came as the university begins a 10-year 45 to 50. Calm wind. Tuesday. .. Mostly clear. Loy; accusing it of making security errors. · ' plan to increase enrollment to 4,000. Thursday... Early morning in the upper 40s and high m The airline's security guards killed Mahmoud Rizq Deeb Kidd arrived in Tiffin in 1981. It was then a two-building fog, then mostly sunny. High the mid 70s. . after he opened fire July 5 and tossed a grenade down· the aisle campus with 375 students. There are now 11 buildings and of a flight bound from Jordan to Syria. The grenade exploded. 1,600 students. and injured 15 peo.ple, including Jamilah Elias, of suburban Lakewood, and her three daughters. Elias filed $10 million lawsuit· Tuesday in U.S. District MANSFJELD (AP) - A Richland County judge who~ Court against Royal Jordanian Airlines. The lawsuit alleges ~hat . DELPHOS (AP) - · Somebody lost S9 million on Monday being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union for display- security errors enabled Deeb to bring the gun and grenade on and probably didn 't know it. ing a poster of the Ten Commandments in his courtroom is board the pl~ne . A winning Ohio Lottery ticket sold in November went getting some free legal representation. Spyro Papadakis, customer r.elatiom nianager for the airline, unclaimed and the money will go to a fund to increase future The American Center for Law and Justice, a Virginia-based declined to comment. jackpots, pay for advertising or support edl\cation. · conservative legal-advocacy group, has agreed to represent The deadline for claiming the Super Lotto jackpot was 5 Common Pleas Judge James DeWeese. The center on Monday · p.m. Monday. leas~ asked the US. District Court in Cleveland to dismiss the suit. "This happens," lottery spokeswoman Sandy Lesko Mounts DeWeese had placed the poster in his Mansfield courtroom HILLSBORO . (AP) - A man admitted abducting and said. "But it doesn't happen that often." with other historical documents as part of adisplay he calls the killing a 13-year-old girl last May, avoiding a possible death· "The Rule of Law." sentence. The ACLU suit said DeWeese's poster violated the constituJohn Tyler McCoy Jackson, 19, pleaded guilty to aggravated tional separation of church and state. murder, kidnapping and other charges Monday in Highland DAYTON (AP) _ A police officer shot and killed a man County Common Pleas Court who aimed a gun at him following a shooting at an apartment Judge Robert B. · McMullen sentenced Jackson, of Greene complex, police said Tuesday. field, to life in prison. He is eligible for parole in 20 years. Pros- , The Montgomety Co~mty coroner's office identified the WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush is ready to nomi- ecutors had· planned to se~k the death penalty •f the case had '.: vic.tim as Cleophis M, Craver, 20, of DaytoJJ. . nate two Ohioans to lifetime jobs as federal judges, officials gone to tnal. . . Police Lt. Col. John Compston said a resident of the Summit . .· saia J:uesday. 1 Jackson, who also goes by Tyler McCoy, was charged \~Jth Square Townhouse Apartments called police Monday night Bush, plans to name JeffreyS. Sutton, a former state solicitor, beating Natosha Looney, of Greenfield, to death a~1 d dumpmg about a disturbance in the parking lot and shots being fired. and Deborah L. Cook, an Ohio Supreme Court justice, to the her body in brush near South Salem, about 50 miles south of The man, who told police he was concerned for the safety 6t~ US. Circuit Court of Appeals, according to R~publican 10 Columbus Ross County. · of children who lived there, confronteq four to six people who sources speaking on condition of anonymity. were firing guns and asked them to leave. Craver, who had a That circuit handles cases from Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan large handgun, then began shooting at the man, who ducked and Tennessee. ·• The names of Cook and Sutton are expected to be part of a LANCASTER (AP) - A man accused of stabbing and behind a car, Compston said. group of judicial nominees being announced Wednesday at the bludgeoning his girlfriend to ,death in August goes on trial White House. Wednesday, with the 911 operator who took the woman's call lor help expected to testifY first. MANSFIELD (AP) - An inmate whose request to face William J. Cooper, 22, of Columbus, has been charged with ca~ aggravated execution was rejected has apparently tried to kill hlmself three murder with a death penalty specification in the times in the past three months, the Ohio Department of R-ehaCANTON (AP) - A passenger in a car died after he death of Angela Greathouse, 21, of Xenia. · opened the door to vomit and fell onto a road. Authorities say Greathouse was stabbed •and beaten in her bilitation and Correction said Tuesday. The latest attempt by August Cassano, 48, was Sunday at the · Stark County Coroner James Pritchard said Tuesday that apartment in Reynoldsburg, a Columbus suburb, but managed Mansfield Correctional Institution, department spokesman Joe Lindsey Allan Carr-Rohr, 21, died 'of head injuries suffered in to call for help before she died Aug. II. Andrews said. - Lack of rain aids farmen Tiffin president to retire Sua"t blames a•"rl•·ne erro- Advocacy group backs judge S9 million jackpot unda,ltsad . a Killer gets at 20 years Shooting leaves one dead Ohio Jurists on Bush list. Testimony starts in trial 'Volunteer' bies suicide again .Man dies after falling out of . ' . ' Voters pass Cleveland ,school issue, Olentangy levy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland's public school buildings could undergo more than' $800 tniUion in repaus and, renovations after voters approved a bond and tax pack.age. The levy .was among nearly ISO school issues that dominated . the ballot Tuesday in Ohio. Cleveland v9ters approved a $335 million bond i~sue and $46 million t1uintenance levy by a vote of 60 percenr (40 ,259) to 40 percent (26,990), according to unofficial election -results &om the Cuyahoga County Elections Board. Since the measure pass.d, the di~trict qualifies for $500 million i•J matching state func:j,<; . A coalition of bla~ minis. 1ea d;rs an·d ctVIC · · ters, umon 'BY ' I ,. • groups spent two months trying to persuade Clevela.n d voters to pass the issue. Campaign organi2ers Said I they were surprised the vote wasn 't close because early polls . showed 65 percent of patencia! voters were against the measure. " Whenever we co m e together and shed our petty differences, nothing can hold us back;" Mayor Mi chael R. _White told about 250 levy supporters Tuesday night at the S,heet Metal Workers Union HalL Thomas Jelepis, elections b 9ard executi-:edircctor. said voter turnout 1n Cleveland was low ~ about 27 percent. Voters in 138 school distriers faced 148 school issues . Rolutt R. Durst PORTLAND - Robert R . "Wick" Durst 89 Portland died Thesday, May 8, 2001 in Holzer Medical ~nt;r. ' Arrangements are by Cremeens Funenl Home, Racine. MASO~. W.Va. - Frank E. "Buddy" Hendrickson, 67, Mason, died Tuesday, May 8, 2001 in St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W.Va. · He was born on March 27, 1934 in Pageton, W.Va., son of the late Frank James and Sylvia Marie Hendrickson. He was a farmer. , . Surviving are a daughter, Becky L Hendrickson of Mason; a ·son and daughter-in-law, Bruce E. and Reta Hendrickson of ·-"·Mason; five grandchildren; and four sisters, Janet Booth of · ·' Roanoke, Va., Ann Marie Cox of Baltimore, Md., Roberta · · Gunn ofHoganville, Ga., and Jacqueline Miller of Bluefield,Va. · · He was also preceded in death by his wife, Betty ''Joann" Roush Hendrickson. Services \viii be I p.m. Friday in Fogdsong Funeral Home, Mason, with Pastor Brian May officiating. Burial will be in -·Graham Cemetery, New Haven, W.Va. Frirnds may call at the funeral home from 6-9 p.m. Thursday. Esta ·Lamp . - COOLVILLE- Esta Lamp, 84, Coolville, died Tuesday, May · '8, 2001 · at her residence. · · She was born Oct. 1, 1916 in New England,WVa., daug~ter • of the late Thomas Milton and Hannah Briggs WigaL She was a homemaker, and a member of the Tuppers Plains Christian ·Church of Christ. Surviving are her husband, Carroll Lamp; three daughters · · · and two sons-in-law, Mary Jane and Earnest Eros of Marietta, Judith A. and Thomas Ogle of Logan; and Janet Halbirt of · · Albany; a brother and sister-in-law,'Lester and Lorene Wigal of , · New England, W.Va.; six grandchildren; and a sister-in-law, . . Mary Ellen Wigal. . She was preceded in death by two brothers,John and Chester - . . Wigal. Services will be 4:30 p.m. Friday in Tuppers Plains Christian Church of Christ, with Terry Stewart officiating. Burial will be in Tuppers Plains Christian Cemetery. Friends may call at the White Funeral Home, Coolville;from 2~4 and 6-8 p.m.Thurs- ·day. Dorothy Roush MIDDLEPORT- Dorothy Roush, Middleport, died Tuesday, May 8, 2001 at her residence. Arrangements are by Pisher-Acree Funeral Home, Middle. port. ·.·- tract of Rita · Simmons as head teacher at Salem Cen... ' , . . ' ·ter Elemerttary School, which will be closed this month, was rescinded. . ,. Title I, and for the high Action was taken. allowschool grades, Carl Perkins ing · exempt ~mployees to funds . carry over up to two perTransportation · will be sonal leave days to the fol· . provided from a central lowing year with a maxipoint in communities of the mum accumulation of five district. "It's a good program days. Participation in the which we 're required to offer and we're hopeful stu- Buckeye JOG Program at dents \viii take advantage 'of S8,000 and renewing membership in the Educational it," Buckley said. · A $25,000 School Technology Services of Improvement Incentive Ohio at a cost of 55 cents Award for Bradbury Ele- per pupil for a total cost of .. mentary was accepted and ' $1,216 ,60 were approved. put in a special fund by the . In other action, the board . board, which also approved acknowledged and accepted ·. the vocational welding the explanation for the . ·course of study and text- expenditure of Middle books for K-6 science and School cheedeading money I 0-12 short story, as. recom- from Mary Whan, with no mended by the Meigs Local other action being needec:l. Teachers and the Athensit was reported. , · Meigs Educational Service The board moved into Center for next year. executive session to discuss .. In personnel matters, and the . -Catherine Hart was hired as negotiations , a tutor for two health- employment, compensation . handicapped students at a . and/ or discipline of person,· rate of$15 per ,hour not to neL . Attending wereBuckley, .. exceed five hours per week Treasurer Mark Rhonemus effective May 3 . •• The salary for Dan and board members Wayne • Romuno for next year was Davis, Scott Walton and • set. at $31,750, and the con- Roger Abbott. • .Contrad ...... favmPIIpAI The DaUy Senti~el •• Reader Services .. Correction Polley Our main concem In all stories is to be accurate. If you know of en error In a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992-2156 . . •• ,o .•• • Nawa Departments ' The main number Is 992·2 t 56. Department extentions are: General manager Ext. 12 •' • ·'• ,•' '. ' Newe Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Other aervlcea Advertlelng Ext. 3 Circulation Ext. 4 ClouHied Ade Ext. 5 To sand a-mall • • newaOmydallysenlinel.com On the Web www.mydallysentinel.com . (USPS 213...0) Ohio Volley Publlolllng Co. Published every affomoon. Monday through Friday, 111 Court St . Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·clasa po11age paid at Pomeroy. M.-: Tho Asooclatod Pross and tha Ohio Newspaper Association. Poatmaaler: Send address correc· . lions to Tile Dally Sentinel, 111 Coun . . Sl., Pomeroy, O~lo 45769 . , 'r Essay from Plan study restra" Projects flam PapAl project opponents sometime between now and July 1, and ODOT has until July 9 to award the project's contracts. Coalition Against Superfluous Highways (CASH) and Buckeye Forest Council have 6led a suit in federal court citing environmental concerns with the proposed road, and asking that a . restraining order be filed stopping the $83 million project. The 'first phase of the project involves construction of a new "Super Two" U.S. 33 from Darwin to Sh.ade, and the second phase, to be sold on- Sept. 14, wou1d take the project fron1 Shade to Athens. U.S. District Judge Edmund A. Sargus Jr., recently denied a request by the .plaintiffs in the federal court case to block ODOT from entering into final construction contracts, just· after ODOT said it would not sign a· contract before July I, and Sargus said he would decide the lawsuit by that date. , · Robbe~J from PapAl The chief urged anyone with information about the robbery to contact police at 446-13I3. Investigators were to review evidence today, Brandeberty said. "We will confer with the FBI, follow up on leads and put evidence together," he said. . "We have moved quickly from · Name omattecl "There are no 0 orders issued in the case a~ this point, so ODOT will RUTLAND Tina proceed with the first bid Mayle of Rutland was : opening on May 31," Pedigo ' said. "By law, ODOT has until named to the dean's list at July 9 to award the bids, and the University of Rio · we expect a ruling from the Grande for the winter quarter. Mayle is a student at the judge no later than July 1." university's Meigs Center. "The proJeCt is designed Her name was not includand ready to proceed," . he ed in material provided by added. In fact, Pedigo said, real the university and thus was estate ·acquisition and the fil- not included in a recent . ing of eminent domain report of dean's list students . appropriation cases are well underway for the first phase of the U.S. 33 project. ODOT estimates .the cost of the first phase at $39 milPORTLAND lion. Stiversvillc Community Meanwhile, ODOT DirecChurch .will hold a fund tor Gordon Proctor and other raising event ·on May 19, state-level officials are expectwith all proceeds going ed to attend next week's toward a church remo~cling ground breaking for the first project. phase of the · Ravcnswoo·d Special singers and games Conpector, which will see the will begin at noon, with a construction of a new sixyard sale and bake sale also mile stretch of two-lane high- planned. An open-bid aucway from the Ritchie Bridge tion will begin at 5:30 p.m. to the' intersection of Ohio 124 and County Road 36. The S22 million first phase will be completed by Beaver Excavating Co., Canton. Plan fund ·• ra1ser Bake sale TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 L ~d i es Auxiliary will h old a ba ke sale on Saturday at 8 :30 a.m. at Quality Furniture Plus. Activities set . ' POMEROY - Area teens are invited to " Friday ·, Fun , Food and Fellowship .. at God's Neighb orhood Escape for Teens 111 Pomeroy. Nutritional 1neals art> available, and teens may play non - violent video game ~. co mputer programs , and · board ga m,·s free of charge. Pool tables .~rc also available. The center opens at 6 p.m. and closes at ·10 :30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Issued license POMEROY A marriage license has been filed in Meigs Col\nt y l'robate Court . to Roge r lee McLaughlin II, 34, Portland, and Christal Jane en Wright, 30, Portland. Suits filed POMEROY - Actions to appropriate; . real estate and fix compensation through eminent domain have been filed in .Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Gordon Proctor, director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, Columbus, against Harold F Elliott, Racine, and others, and against Dorothy Karr. Pomeroy, and others . Enters plea POMEROY Paula Clark pled guilty to nine criminal counts and will appear for se nten cing in June in Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Co urt. Clark pled guilty to three counts each of forgery, receiving· stol en pro perty and grand theft, all fdomes of the fifth degree . Clark ·is sc h ,·dulcd to appear for sen tenc ing on June 25 . Judge Free! W. Crow !II ordered the_completion of a pre-sentence inves tigation, Comntunity C-orrections evaluation and a victim's impact statement . Clark is accused of stealing, forging and tas hing checks belonging to Alice E. Chapman . LOCAL STOCKS . a search mode to an investiga- . mod e... live The incident marked the second bank robbety in the are.a in less than two weeks. On April 25, a lone male robbed the Peoples Bank NA otli.:e in Point Pleasant,W.Va.A day later, due to a clear video image of the incident, a war. rant was issued for Jean L. Bates, 47, Columbus, in connec"tion with the robbery. Bates was arrested in Columbus on May 2 on unrelated charges, authorities said. AEP- 47), ' Arch Coal - 32), Akzo-42 AmTech!SBC- 42), Ashland Inc. - 41 l. AT&T-22 Bank One - 37), Bob Evans- 19 BorgWamer- 43l, Champlon-3 Charming Shops - 6 City Holding - 8), DuPont - 45l, Federal Mogul- 3 USB- 2!Y, \I'PIII(, '/,'.IllY Cllll/,1,\ 446 -4524 . ' . Gannett- 65 General Electric - 49 ), GKNLY -ttl, Harley Davidson · 46~ Kmart- 10~ Kroger- 24 Lands End- 30), Ltd. -17 Oak Hill Financial 14l. OVB- 25l. BBT -36), Peoples- 18), Premier - 6''~ Rockwell - 431. Rocky Boots - 4~ RD Shell- sal, Se&rs- 36 ~. Shoney's -l, Wal-Mart - 52 Wendy's -:-" 25 1o~. Worthington - Daily stock repons are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous ~ day's·transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. ' By c.m.r or motor route one-k One month One~r Dolly · $2 $8.70 $104 SO cents Subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel. Credit wHI be given carrier each week. No subscription by mall pennltted In areas where home camer seJVIce Is avallebte . ...U sut.matlon lnolde M;i0.-eo"t~ · 13 Weeks 26 Weeko • 52 Weeks llotio outolcle Molgo 13 weeki 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $27.30 $53.62 $105.56 County $29.25 $56.66 $109.72 T • ' POMEROY Meigs County Retired Senior Volunteers Program will sponsor "Read Around the World" on May 23. As a part of this worldwide event, volunteers with the RSVP will read to children at the Jen-Art Preschool, ACCESS Head Start and the Mid-Valley Christian SchooL The one-day volunteer effort is part of a worldwide effort to promote literacy by encouraging mature adults to read • with children and Pomeroy Mayor John Blaettnar recently signed a proclamation shut-ins . To date, " R oa d declaring Saturday as National Association of Letter Carriers Around the World with Food Drive Day. Individuals can leave non-perishable food RSVP " involves more than donations near their mail reeeptacle. which . will then· be col·' 136 reading-related activilected and delivered by the Pomeroy branch of the NALC to the Meigs United Methodist Cooperative Parish for distribution to ties and events in 40 states. Organizations ill 25 for-· local families. Food .donations may also be brought to the coun trie s have Pomeroy Post Office. From left are Jim Pullins, letter cai'rier, etgn expressed interest in the Charles Grimm, postmaster, and John Henderson, letter carri· event, including the Demoer. (Tony M. Leach photo) c rati c Republic .. of the Congo, Kosovo, India and graduation-when underage Fuji. Because all c ommunities will hold their activities parties are increased. In other matters, Tim Van on May 23, participants 'will PapAl , Alstine, athletic dire ctor for have the sense of sharing the Ohio University, spoke to experience with thousands "Parents who allow teens to of others around the giobe. chamber members about next The National Association drink can face harsh penalties, year's Bobcat football· schedof RSVP Project Directors, including imprisonment and ule, changes in both football in conjunction with the confiscation of personal propand basketball coaching posi- United Nations' Internaerty," said Boster. "We're real. ly proud of these students tions and the new renovations tional Year of Volunteers, who took the initiative to currendy being undertaken to sponsors "Read Around the World with RSVP." rake part in a contest that Peden Stadium. Alstine said OU is "quite helps spread the word about the dangers of underage pleased" with progress on the Athens-Darwin project, drinking." MIDDLEPORT Boster added that the cam- . which, he said, will allow Ladies for the Lord Women's paign, which 'began in April, individuals from southeastern will continue through June to Ohio to better access the Bible Study will meet on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Abunencompass' both prom and · school. dant Grace Church. All denominations are invited. The church is located o n Bald Knob-Stiversville Road. Signs will be posted. Subscription rates · ~--------~--------------~ 'U LOCAL BRIEFS 'Read Around the World' • • M The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Proclalllalion signing Commerce favon producer Warm daytime highs return Pofneloy, Middleport, Ohio • .-• .. . . . . . . ..,• ...., •• 2001 Innocent pleas to be entered, officer not to appear .. Thul'ld.y, May 10 PageA1 ' 1\l l 1\ C:• l ·~. ALL .... ,.,...-: "> 10:00 "l- t "" �·PageA4 The Daily.Sentinel _The_na_ily_se_ntin_e•_____· 1.2101 ' • Ohl~·'valley Publishing Co. DEAR ABBY: When my daughworked part- Publisher . girl who might not be able to go ro door closed, and then she came out.· the prom a happy memory: - JUST. I ;~Sked her if she was through, and bme as a coach in a nearby high A MOM IN NEW jERSEY she told me thar there was someone school. One.of the girls on ~e squad DEAR JUST A MOM: What a inside, but the door had been left confided that she wouldn't be wondeiful suggestion. We have aU unlocked. I stood with her outside attending her senior prom because read the story of Cindell:'lla - bur the door, and a man walked out. I she didn't have the money to buy a few of us realize that we, too, can ful- was shocked. The little girl then went dress. My daughter immediately fiD the role of fairy godmother. We inside, and I waited my turn. offered to lend her OJ\e - with may not be able to provide a glass The incident left me with · quesADVICE shoes and jewelry to go with the slipper.or a handsome prince, but we tions: Did the man purposely leave outfit. The kid was thrilled. · can help to make a deserving girl's . the door unlocked? Did be expose Last spring while I was cleaning A woman in the school's adrninis- dream come true. himself to the little girl? out closeiS, I saw that my daughter ~tion office was delighted to hear DEAR ABBY: I witoessed a situI'm upset with myself for not conhad acc;umulated several gowns from frOm us. When we dropped off the ation in . a popular restaurant last lionting the man, not informing the wedding parties and school forrnili items, the broad smile on the face of week. It left me wanting to share it, mother, not reporting it to the manthat she was never going ro wear the school official told us the need in order to protect other innocent agement. I kuow if someone had again. Remembering her experience was great. children from possible danger. walked in on me, I would have while she was coaching, we decided Abby, please remind your female A lirde girl got up from a table, gasped or shrieked or something. I together to phone a nearby public readers that when they clean out where she was sitting 'vith her moth- was standing there and heard nothhigh school to see if they knew of their closets, they can donate their er and a sibling, and headed toward mg. any girls who might need a gown for gowns to a high school. In doing so, , the "unisex" restroom, arriving there The bottom line, Abby, is that partheir prom. they have the opportunity to give a just ahead of me. She went in, the ents need to take more responsibility ~r was in college, she ' J Dear· A.SN•n&..•la ll8neglng Editor Clwlel W. Govey Abby .,.._~HII Conlrol~ I v OUR VIEW LOCAL EVENTS We ..eesN,. Mlly 1. 2001 needed bifore cost of • energy nuns economy In the course of a news day, many conflicting pieces of information fly around The Associated Press wire., Some of them have a connection, the kind that get you to thinking there is some correlation between these stories. That connection will lead you to a conclusion, either right, wrong or indifferent: Examples appropriate for this week are: • Item: Despite gasoline prices heading into the stratosphere, President Bush and Secretary of Energy Abraham tell us nothing can done about them. Abraham e'l(fn went as far as to say that as a senator from Pennsylvania last year, he couldn't get 40 votes among his colleagues to support some kind of price control. . • Item: The latest report on productivity reveals that nationc ally it's. fallen 0.1 percent. Remember, that's spread around the country and is inclusive of areas where it's dropped dramatically more due to shutdowns and layoffi.: • Conclusion, or more of a rhetorical question .in search o[ agreement: Does anyone think energy prices are playing a key role in sending the economy south? If you happen to agree Wijh that sentiment, then you're in good company. There are mo.re ·than a few of us who believe higher gas costs in the Midwest, pow~r shortages in California and expressions of concern but little action in Washington are a recipe for disaster. We are told the administra!ion and legislators are working on an energy policy with long-term solutions. All well and good .. But as economic reports get grimmer with each passing week, the White I;Jouse has to look at providing relief for those who suffer the most: little us, the consumer. For it is we who pay the price for increased energy costs, especially in Appalachia, where goods must be truck~d in and the price accordingly goes up. It is we who pay the up-anddown (mostly up) cost of gasoline so we can get to the store and pay the increased price of goods we need. . · It is we who, as the vacation season begins, reconsider our plans as the ·ripple effect of a higher price structure works its way throughout the nation. . Put together, the effect on the consumer leads to that clanking noise otherwise known as wallets slamming shut. And we all know what that means to an ailing economy. We realize President Bush is philosophically opposed to price controls, and a~vocating them at this point probably wouldn't resolve matters. If a long- term solution to our energy woes is in the works, then Washington should make it a priority for . completion. If this plan includes less dependence on foreign oil and better. utilization of what resources we have left, we're anxious to hear about them. But swift action is of the utmost importance, for the consumer is losing patience. · ·And without the consumer. what's the point in having an economy? PERKINS' VIEW . Wrong ptedictions surround missile debate "This 'telephone' has too many shon- missile defense tests, while there almost cercoming; to be seriously considered as a tainly will be failed tesiS to come, that hardmeans of communications:' - Western ly means missile defense is technologicilly Union internal memo, 1876 infeasible; "Heavier-thall-air flying machines are And that lwdly means that, by d~ting impossible." - LOrd Kelvin, President, more funds to missile defense research and Royal Society. 1895 ~ develOpment, by committing to deploy"1 think there is a world ~~ fur mcnt of at least a limited system by 2004, maybe five computers." -Thomas Watson the Pentagon is somehow squandering tax . Chairman, IBM, 1943 ' dollars. That it is tiuying a lemon. These famously wrong · predictions The irony of the missile defense debate COLUMNIST is that the very lawmakers questioning · come to mind while listening to Senate Democrats square off apt President whether missile defense will ever work are Bush on missile defense, questioning the swoop. Tli~ United States will not sudden- the same lawmakers warning that deploytechnological feasibility ofbuilding a shield 1y deploy 'a full-blown national missile ment of a system will violate the 1972 against ballistic missile attacks. . defense system capable of repelling thou- Antiballistic Missile Treaty. "We fear the.preside11t may be huying a sands of cneniy ICBMs. That Cold War-era ~ment pro;- . lemon here;' said Senate Minority Leader . Rather, the United States will begin scribed deployment of national missile Tom Daschle, the South Dakota Democ- with theater defenses, a system that can ~ JJr either the United .s~ or ~e rat. "There has not been .a shred of evi- defend area against a limited ballistic Soviet Uruon. And both RUSSia and China missile attack. . have suggeste(l that abando1111_1ent of ~e dence that this Works." Daschle alludes to twb missile defense Pentagon officials say that this limited · treaty, as Pre;mlent Bush IS predisposed, will that failed last year (one of. which system '9uld ·be ~toyed by 2004. It lead to ~ new arms race; · . .. . occurred not because critical "hit-to-kill" would include ground-based interceptors Yet, 1t stands to reason that•. if n:ussile technology failed, but because a rocket in Alas~ supplemented by sea-based inter- def~nse IS techn~logJcally infe:ISlble, if the stage separation mechanism much like ceptors aboari:i upgaded Aegis cruisers· Uruted States ~ n~r deploy a ~m those that have worked for the .Past four (with the Navy's SM-2 air defense missile capable of pror.:ct:mg 1ts enure population .decades simply malfunctioned). retooled to go after ICBMs). . from nuclear missile attack, then the treaty But eight other hit-to-kill tesiS have In la[~:r years, air-based and space-based cannot be abrogated. . . succeeded since · 1999, counters Jack sensors and interceptors :would be added to . ~USSJa and China have no~ to com, ... Spencer, a defense policy analyst fur the ~e ~}fm. ri1aking U.S. missile defenses plain about. Washington-based Heritage Foundation, in that nruch more formidable. · !)!at Moscow and BetJmg are co~­ a recent essay .on missile defense. Whije the technol(/gies necessar}' tc) get plaining, that they want to hold the Umt"Basically;• writes Spencer, "the naysay- this tinfi~ missile defimse up and working ed States to t;h~ terms .of the out-of-date ers insist that the United States not commit · are nQt defect-free, they are reliable enough ABM treao/o 15 ms[fUctrve. It suggests that the the Russkies and the .Commurusts have to missile defense . development because to justify ~di\llentary deployment there's no working 'Y,stem on the she!£ next ~ral yean, more. confidence than Dasc~e an~ other "By the same token, JFK was foolish to In fact, Lt. Gen. Ronald Kadish, ditec- skeptical ~rs on Cap1tol Hill that corrunit the nation to landing a man on the tor of the Ballistic Mis,o;ile Defense Org:mi- Amencan . SClentiSIS and engmeers will moon within 10 years. 'Pie in the sky; they zatioJ:~, told a House government reform missile defense work .. would scoff. 'There's not a shred of evi- subc&nmittec last year that 93 percent of Likt the telephone. The arrplane.And the dence that anything can break free of the the !llissile defense system's "critical computer. (Joseph Perkins is ~ columnist for Thl San Earth's .gravity, let alone go to the moon:" en~ent functions" have pt!M:n to Missile defense can and, eventuali); will work .properly. . Diego Union· Tribune and Cdn be reached at work. Of course, it will not happen in a fell S01 then, while there h"':'e been failed ]oseph:PerldnsUnionTrib.com.) · h osep erKi.ns POMEROY- Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30 p.m., St. Pa.A Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. m make .I SATURDAY Many people take ~dvantage of payroll deduction to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. However, not everyone has had access to this means of saving, because they are self-employed or work for a business that is too small to incorporate the plan. In 1998 the U.S. Treasury began a program, EasySaver, where anyone can buy savings bonds. Money is taken direct. ly out of personal bank accounts throu~ electronic transfer. The financial institution where the transaction will . POMEROY- Burlingham Modem Woodmen, dinner Sat· urday, 6:30p.m. to honor mothers. Flowers lo be gven to each mother. Take covered dish. Friends and neighbors invKed. . The Community Calendar Ia publllhed aa a frat 111'vtce to non-profit groupe wlahlng to announce meetTUPPERS PLAINS - VFW Ing• and apeclal eventa. 9053 to meal Thursday at 7:30 The calendar Ia not · · p.m. at the Tuppers Plains hall. dellgned to pr0111ote aalu Dinner at 6:30p.m. or lund-ralaers of any type. Heme .,. printed only •• FRIDAY apaca permit• and cannot ba MIDDLEPORT- V'(idows Fel- guaranteed to be printed a . ~hlp\ F!)day. n~ !II the , . lpaclftc number of claya. ·Camp dinner BY THE ASSO<;IATED PRESS BY RED GRaN weekend before checking with your wife. • You' buy clothes that are too small I went to a casino recendy and was They ~ people succeed by making the because you're going to lose weight. shocked at the number of guys my age right choices in their lives, but I disagree. • You expect the government to do who frequented the place. I would 'have I think people succeed by adapting to tl\e so~ething. thought we were all a little long in the ch!Jices · ~t have. been made for them. Clll' care tooth to be risking the family fortune at I do understand, though, that people I have a: friend who wanted a ·new car, slot machines and blacl<jack i:abl~s. ·1 feel stifled without choices. So life Uflfolds but he had to talk his wife into it. He realunderstand we're also the biggest cus- ip such a way that we think we're making ly loved this car. He suggested that since· tomer group for lottery tickets. choices even though we're not. In fact, they had an important anniversary con:'1 think I have an explanation for this our entire election system is based on that ing up, they could buy the car for each · other.That way each of them would own apparent lunacy. At our age, if the plan's Pfinciple. ThiDk again half of the car. That's how bad he wanted not working, we need a new one. Yes, we understand that the rewards in life come One of t11e ways of keeping an alert this car. ftom lwd work and consistent effort. But : mind well into your declining yean is to Well, the magic day came and be thats in th.e long run. After you hit mid- ~·.keep yout brain active as often as possible. brought the car home. When his wife die age, you don't have a long rim; ybu -.Play bridge or do crossword pU%Zles or try , wanted to take it for. a spin, he stopped have a ·short walk. )\to explain· to your wife why you bought' ·her, pointing out that he owned the driFrotn the "car to the casino. (' that boat. The ·Worst thing you can do is to ver's siile, which included all the controls Choice memories . t. let your mind go idle. Here arc some dari- and the gearshift, whereas she sh,ould stay Looking back over my life and the lives / ger signs to watch for that. indicate you . in her half, which included the glove of mY, ffiends, I have to say that choice ~. may have stop~ thinking: ' compartment and the lighted vanity mirlargcly overrated. The things that haye:, • There's a promption coming up at ror on the sun visor. work and you're sure you're going to gei: He doesn't seem .to like the car all .that worked out for me are the things . . · much anymore, now that he's living in it. which I had no control. Likt the Yalue taf' it. my ho!'se or the woman I married. • You notice women looking at you ' Quote pf the Day: "EJq>erience is Whereas when I got to express my ~e scductWely. something you don't get until just after r.:· , will and actually made choices, things did• You have an upcoming parent-teacher you need it:'.- Red Green ,.,. n't go so well. I'm talking 'about the 'Bd.:. meeting and expect it to go ,well, (Red Green is the star if "The Red Green tie haircut and the Speedo. .. ,~ . ··You bought a well Lada on cBay. Slww," ~.television series se~ in lhe US. on . I think, for most o( us, there's a kind of •You believe you can comb your hair in PBS and in C~nad~ on the CBC Network, destiny that guides olir lives, and ·it's futile such' a W7l'f that nobody can sec your bald and the author if"The Red Green Book" and 10 plans for the , spot. ' . ,,) "Red Greet '141/ts Cars: A Love ,S,tory.") "' fight that. It's like making . .. aver • .) ' POMEROY - Middleport Camp 6335, Modern Woodm~n of America, will have a bake~~.~ak dinner and family life actrviry on May 15 at the Center, .Senior; Citizens Pomeroy, 6 p.m. The cost is $1.50. I . Margie Skidmore, R.N., dill:'ct<,>r of nursing, Meigs County Health Department, will be the guest speaker at 7 p.m. A family door prize 'viii be awarded: Reservations are to be made with Dale Colburn, local agent, 99f-5661 byThursday. ' BY CONCEPCION DooLEN in the society at large; for African Americans, the figure May is Older Americans is 40 percent and for HispanMonth and Social Security ics, 39 percent. joins the Administration on · Thanks to Social Security, Aging and organizations less than 1Q percent of Amcraround the nation in cele- ican senior citizens live in braring the contributions of poverty; without it, nearly 50 · older Americans to society. percent \vould live in poverty. The theme this year is "The For minority communities, 'Many Faces of Aging." It the figure ranges from 65 acknowledges the promise percent for African Ameri1and the challenge posed by · cans, 59 percent for Hispanics 'the United States' rapidly and American Indians, and 34 ·increasing multi-cultural percent for Asians/Pacific aging population. Islanders. Social Security pays The fact that Social Securimonthly retirement benefits ry retirement benefits ate for ,to more than 31 million life and increase annually .- retired workers and their with the cost of living is parfamily members. More than ticularly important to some nine in I 0 Americans who minority communities whose age 65 or older get social life expectancies are generally Security benefits. longer , at age 65 than the average. These . By 2030, minorities will national represent 25 percent of the include American Indians, dder population. By the mid- Hispanics and Asian/Pacific die of the 21st century, every Islander Americans. third older person will be In addition to Social Secu· rity . retirement benefits, ,from a minority group. · Social Security contributes Social Security administers greatly to the financial securi- the Supplemental. Security ry of minority commu!lities. Income (SSI) program. SSI · as well as all older Americans. pays monthly checks to peaSocial Security benefits gen- pie who are 65 or older who ·erally represent a larger share · don't own much or have a ·of the income of minority limited monthly income. communities. For information, visit our Social Security benefits are website at www.ssa.gov, or 'about 33 1/3 percent of the call our toll-free number at 1,income of elderly Americans 800-772•1213. SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER are lf the p.lan isn 't"'worki.ng, we need a -new one " New arrival RUTLAND - ·Melissa and Todd Workman of Rutland announce the birth of a so.n, Dalton Allen, April 30 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, Athens. Mothentea POMEROY Mother's Day teas will be Friday at Peo" pies Bank in Pomeroy, 10 a.m. .and 2 p.m. Tea, punch and cookies will be served and each· · mother attending will be presented a live flower. There will :ilio be a drawing for a large Oower at the end of the day. . ' ' ----------. COUPON · FREE ELECTRONIC. HEARING. TESTS '" Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by ·. : · ~" HE_A~I.NG .AID TM CENTER : Dr. A. Jackeon Belley Oftlce I I 224 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio · I Friday, May 11, 2001 • 9:00 • Noon I Call Toll Frn1· 801H134 5265 tor 1n lmmedlltelppolntment. I . <·II The ttall will be given by a Ucalllll! Hur1n~ Aid Spaclllllt. 1 Anyone who hal trouble hearing or undtrltlndlng I conversation 11 lnvtlld to have 1 FREE h11rlng tnt to ' " If I :· lthl1 problem can be helped! Bring IIIII coupon with you for 1 · your FREE HEARING TEST, 1 .75.00 value. .'. I UMWA. UAW • N'IMCO, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROV111ERS I. WEl-COME . · WALK~NS . MOI'HEit IN MISSION VIEJO, CAUF. DEAR CONCERNED: I commend you for writing an important letter. Responsible parents accompany children to the restroom - even if it's a same-sex facility. DEAR ABBY: I am almost 92 years old, and for many years I've said, " If I had mail-ordered my inlaws, I couldn't have done any betHAPPY MARIE IN ter." PORTLAND, ORE. DEAR MARIE: With an attitude like yours, I'll bet you had a fairy - tale marriage. · Dear Abby is writr~11 by Pauliuc Plrillips aud dauxhrcr jcarmc Plrillips. Becky Baer ADVICE take place should be contacted prior to enroUmcnt to make sure that it honors electronic · transfer. Onct this has been estab- lished, complete a registration form and send a voided check from the account. You decide how much to save and when you want it deducted from your account. You also determine whether they \viii be series EE or I bonds and the amount of the bonds. You can -have as few as two bonds a year, or you can elect to save many moll:'. You will receive your bonds on a regubr basis after each one is purchased. This program also allows you to buy savings bonds ·as gifts. You may wish to have monthly amounts designated as your bonds, and others scheduled to coincide with birthdays or anniversa~ies. · This method of savings results in an easy way to keep track of your savings bonds. For information, call 1-877811-7283; or write "Savings Bonds," Parkersburg, W Va. 26102-1328; or visit .the website www.easysaver.gov. (Becky Baer is ~ Meigs Coun· ty extension aget~t.} COMMUNITY NEWS & NOTES ·alder American Month 2001: The many faces of aging tests RED GREEN'S VIEW Today is Wednesday, May 9, the 129th day of2001.There are . 236 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 9, 1961, Federal Communications Corrunission chaitrnan Ne\vton N . Minow condemned television programming as a "vast wasteland" in a speech to the National Associ-ation of Broadcasters. On this date: In 1502, Christopher Columbus left Cadiz, Spain, on his fourth and finill trip to the Western Hemisphere. . In 1913, the 17th amendment to the Constitution, providing for the election of U.S. senators by popular vote rather than ·selccqon by state legislat\lreS, was ratified. In 1926, Americans Richard Byrd and Floyd Bennett became the first men to fly over the North Pole. In 1936, Italy annexed Ethiopia. In 1945, U.S. officials announced that a midnight entertainment curfew was being lifted immediately. In ·t960, the Food and Drug Administration approved a pill as safe for birth control usc. (The pill' Enovid, was made by G.D. Searle and Co. of Chicago.) In 1974, the House Judiciary Committee opened hearings on whether to recommend the impeachment of President Nixon. · In 1978, the bullet-riddled body of former Italian prihle minister Aldo Moro, who'd been abducted by _ the Red Brigades, was' found in an automobile in the cente.r of Rome. Ih 1980, 35 motorists were t'lled when a L1benan fre1ghter rammed the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over Tampa Bay in Florida, causing a 1,400-foot section.to collapse. · In 1994, South Africa's newly elected parliament chose Nelson Mandcla to be t~e country'~ first black president. THURSDAY an 'I TODAY IN HISTORY POMEROY- Meeting of Pomeroy Merchants Associa· lion scheduled for Wednesday morning, postponed until May 16, 8:30p.m. for the 'M!Ifare of their children. Children shouldn't be SENT to a public restroom - they should be escorted. CONCERNED Treasury program makes saving money easy WEDNESDAY Middlepon Church of Christ. TUPPERS PLAINS ·- Eastem Potluck with member to take Local Board of Education illgu· sandwiches, salad or <lessen. · lar meeting, 6:30p.m., administrative office. EAST MEIGS - Daughters of the American Revolution, GALLIPOLIS- Revival at . Relum Jonalhan Meigs ChapChurch of God, Gallipolis, Air- ter, 1 p.m., Eastem Elementary pod Road, 7 p.m. Wednesday cafetorium. Debbie Hagapinthrough Saturday. John · da, American native Indian Elswick evangelist; singing, Assodation, guestspeake~ Glory Land, Believers, and Fifth- and sixth-grade students Earthen Vessels. Pastor Rick to be guests. Towe. It~ ... • Dress donations can make prom dreams come trne Th~.Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., PonMifOY, Ohio 74Q.I92·2156 • Fu: 112-2157 _B=.J. the Bend Page AS ~-·---------~---~ Storm Door & · Window Sereen 'Repair PICKEN HARDWARE ' MASON, W.VA. 1·304·773·558.3 AsburyUMW . SYRACUSE - "Mission Encounter" was the theine of the program presented by Mary Lisle at the recent meeting of the · Syr01cuse Asbury United Methodist Church. She used scripture from Gen. esis, Matthew, and John with the readers being Hope Moore, ·Ruth Crouch, Freda Wilson and Jean Stout. Emphasis of the program was on looking at ways in which United Methodist Women can support and empower young people in missions as they work in the name of Christ. lisle presided at the meeting opening with a reading, "Cross, MOM~S THE WORD ON MAY 13! Every mother Is unique but all mothers have one thing . In common: no miller how busy they get, they're always there for you. This Mother.'s Day, show mom how special ahe Is • . fill her day with love, laughter, . Crown and Cradl~." .The purpose was given in unison, and officers' reports were given by Jean Stout and Hope Moore. An offering was taken. Ruth Crouch had a reading, "The Mender." Moore gave the closing prayer, and others attending were Elma Louks and Marie Houdashelt. �·PageA4 The Daily.Sentinel _The_na_ily_se_ntin_e•_____· 1.2101 ' • Ohl~·'valley Publishing Co. DEAR ABBY: When my daughworked part- Publisher . girl who might not be able to go ro door closed, and then she came out.· the prom a happy memory: - JUST. I ;~Sked her if she was through, and bme as a coach in a nearby high A MOM IN NEW jERSEY she told me thar there was someone school. One.of the girls on ~e squad DEAR JUST A MOM: What a inside, but the door had been left confided that she wouldn't be wondeiful suggestion. We have aU unlocked. I stood with her outside attending her senior prom because read the story of Cindell:'lla - bur the door, and a man walked out. I she didn't have the money to buy a few of us realize that we, too, can ful- was shocked. The little girl then went dress. My daughter immediately fiD the role of fairy godmother. We inside, and I waited my turn. offered to lend her OJ\e - with may not be able to provide a glass The incident left me with · quesADVICE shoes and jewelry to go with the slipper.or a handsome prince, but we tions: Did the man purposely leave outfit. The kid was thrilled. · can help to make a deserving girl's . the door unlocked? Did be expose Last spring while I was cleaning A woman in the school's adrninis- dream come true. himself to the little girl? out closeiS, I saw that my daughter ~tion office was delighted to hear DEAR ABBY: I witoessed a situI'm upset with myself for not conhad acc;umulated several gowns from frOm us. When we dropped off the ation in . a popular restaurant last lionting the man, not informing the wedding parties and school forrnili items, the broad smile on the face of week. It left me wanting to share it, mother, not reporting it to the manthat she was never going ro wear the school official told us the need in order to protect other innocent agement. I kuow if someone had again. Remembering her experience was great. children from possible danger. walked in on me, I would have while she was coaching, we decided Abby, please remind your female A lirde girl got up from a table, gasped or shrieked or something. I together to phone a nearby public readers that when they clean out where she was sitting 'vith her moth- was standing there and heard nothhigh school to see if they knew of their closets, they can donate their er and a sibling, and headed toward mg. any girls who might need a gown for gowns to a high school. In doing so, , the "unisex" restroom, arriving there The bottom line, Abby, is that partheir prom. they have the opportunity to give a just ahead of me. She went in, the ents need to take more responsibility ~r was in college, she ' J Dear· A.SN•n&..•la ll8neglng Editor Clwlel W. Govey Abby .,.._~HII Conlrol~ I v OUR VIEW LOCAL EVENTS We ..eesN,. Mlly 1. 2001 needed bifore cost of • energy nuns economy In the course of a news day, many conflicting pieces of information fly around The Associated Press wire., Some of them have a connection, the kind that get you to thinking there is some correlation between these stories. That connection will lead you to a conclusion, either right, wrong or indifferent: Examples appropriate for this week are: • Item: Despite gasoline prices heading into the stratosphere, President Bush and Secretary of Energy Abraham tell us nothing can done about them. Abraham e'l(fn went as far as to say that as a senator from Pennsylvania last year, he couldn't get 40 votes among his colleagues to support some kind of price control. . • Item: The latest report on productivity reveals that nationc ally it's. fallen 0.1 percent. Remember, that's spread around the country and is inclusive of areas where it's dropped dramatically more due to shutdowns and layoffi.: • Conclusion, or more of a rhetorical question .in search o[ agreement: Does anyone think energy prices are playing a key role in sending the economy south? If you happen to agree Wijh that sentiment, then you're in good company. There are mo.re ·than a few of us who believe higher gas costs in the Midwest, pow~r shortages in California and expressions of concern but little action in Washington are a recipe for disaster. We are told the administra!ion and legislators are working on an energy policy with long-term solutions. All well and good .. But as economic reports get grimmer with each passing week, the White I;Jouse has to look at providing relief for those who suffer the most: little us, the consumer. For it is we who pay the price for increased energy costs, especially in Appalachia, where goods must be truck~d in and the price accordingly goes up. It is we who pay the up-anddown (mostly up) cost of gasoline so we can get to the store and pay the increased price of goods we need. . · It is we who, as the vacation season begins, reconsider our plans as the ·ripple effect of a higher price structure works its way throughout the nation. . Put together, the effect on the consumer leads to that clanking noise otherwise known as wallets slamming shut. And we all know what that means to an ailing economy. We realize President Bush is philosophically opposed to price controls, and a~vocating them at this point probably wouldn't resolve matters. If a long- term solution to our energy woes is in the works, then Washington should make it a priority for . completion. If this plan includes less dependence on foreign oil and better. utilization of what resources we have left, we're anxious to hear about them. But swift action is of the utmost importance, for the consumer is losing patience. · ·And without the consumer. what's the point in having an economy? PERKINS' VIEW . Wrong ptedictions surround missile debate "This 'telephone' has too many shon- missile defense tests, while there almost cercoming; to be seriously considered as a tainly will be failed tesiS to come, that hardmeans of communications:' - Western ly means missile defense is technologicilly Union internal memo, 1876 infeasible; "Heavier-thall-air flying machines are And that lwdly means that, by d~ting impossible." - LOrd Kelvin, President, more funds to missile defense research and Royal Society. 1895 ~ develOpment, by committing to deploy"1 think there is a world ~~ fur mcnt of at least a limited system by 2004, maybe five computers." -Thomas Watson the Pentagon is somehow squandering tax . Chairman, IBM, 1943 ' dollars. That it is tiuying a lemon. These famously wrong · predictions The irony of the missile defense debate COLUMNIST is that the very lawmakers questioning · come to mind while listening to Senate Democrats square off apt President whether missile defense will ever work are Bush on missile defense, questioning the swoop. Tli~ United States will not sudden- the same lawmakers warning that deploytechnological feasibility ofbuilding a shield 1y deploy 'a full-blown national missile ment of a system will violate the 1972 against ballistic missile attacks. . defense system capable of repelling thou- Antiballistic Missile Treaty. "We fear the.preside11t may be huying a sands of cneniy ICBMs. That Cold War-era ~ment pro;- . lemon here;' said Senate Minority Leader . Rather, the United States will begin scribed deployment of national missile Tom Daschle, the South Dakota Democ- with theater defenses, a system that can ~ JJr either the United .s~ or ~e rat. "There has not been .a shred of evi- defend area against a limited ballistic Soviet Uruon. And both RUSSia and China missile attack. . have suggeste(l that abando1111_1ent of ~e dence that this Works." Daschle alludes to twb missile defense Pentagon officials say that this limited · treaty, as Pre;mlent Bush IS predisposed, will that failed last year (one of. which system '9uld ·be ~toyed by 2004. It lead to ~ new arms race; · . .. . occurred not because critical "hit-to-kill" would include ground-based interceptors Yet, 1t stands to reason that•. if n:ussile technology failed, but because a rocket in Alas~ supplemented by sea-based inter- def~nse IS techn~logJcally infe:ISlble, if the stage separation mechanism much like ceptors aboari:i upgaded Aegis cruisers· Uruted States ~ n~r deploy a ~m those that have worked for the .Past four (with the Navy's SM-2 air defense missile capable of pror.:ct:mg 1ts enure population .decades simply malfunctioned). retooled to go after ICBMs). . from nuclear missile attack, then the treaty But eight other hit-to-kill tesiS have In la[~:r years, air-based and space-based cannot be abrogated. . . succeeded since · 1999, counters Jack sensors and interceptors :would be added to . ~USSJa and China have no~ to com, ... Spencer, a defense policy analyst fur the ~e ~}fm. ri1aking U.S. missile defenses plain about. Washington-based Heritage Foundation, in that nruch more formidable. · !)!at Moscow and BetJmg are co~­ a recent essay .on missile defense. Whije the technol(/gies necessar}' tc) get plaining, that they want to hold the Umt"Basically;• writes Spencer, "the naysay- this tinfi~ missile defimse up and working ed States to t;h~ terms .of the out-of-date ers insist that the United States not commit · are nQt defect-free, they are reliable enough ABM treao/o 15 ms[fUctrve. It suggests that the the Russkies and the .Commurusts have to missile defense . development because to justify ~di\llentary deployment there's no working 'Y,stem on the she!£ next ~ral yean, more. confidence than Dasc~e an~ other "By the same token, JFK was foolish to In fact, Lt. Gen. Ronald Kadish, ditec- skeptical ~rs on Cap1tol Hill that corrunit the nation to landing a man on the tor of the Ballistic Mis,o;ile Defense Org:mi- Amencan . SClentiSIS and engmeers will moon within 10 years. 'Pie in the sky; they zatioJ:~, told a House government reform missile defense work .. would scoff. 'There's not a shred of evi- subc&nmittec last year that 93 percent of Likt the telephone. The arrplane.And the dence that anything can break free of the the !llissile defense system's "critical computer. (Joseph Perkins is ~ columnist for Thl San Earth's .gravity, let alone go to the moon:" en~ent functions" have pt!M:n to Missile defense can and, eventuali); will work .properly. . Diego Union· Tribune and Cdn be reached at work. Of course, it will not happen in a fell S01 then, while there h"':'e been failed ]oseph:PerldnsUnionTrib.com.) · h osep erKi.ns POMEROY- Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30 p.m., St. Pa.A Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. m make .I SATURDAY Many people take ~dvantage of payroll deduction to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. However, not everyone has had access to this means of saving, because they are self-employed or work for a business that is too small to incorporate the plan. In 1998 the U.S. Treasury began a program, EasySaver, where anyone can buy savings bonds. Money is taken direct. ly out of personal bank accounts throu~ electronic transfer. The financial institution where the transaction will . POMEROY- Burlingham Modem Woodmen, dinner Sat· urday, 6:30p.m. to honor mothers. Flowers lo be gven to each mother. Take covered dish. Friends and neighbors invKed. . The Community Calendar Ia publllhed aa a frat 111'vtce to non-profit groupe wlahlng to announce meetTUPPERS PLAINS - VFW Ing• and apeclal eventa. 9053 to meal Thursday at 7:30 The calendar Ia not · · p.m. at the Tuppers Plains hall. dellgned to pr0111ote aalu Dinner at 6:30p.m. or lund-ralaers of any type. Heme .,. printed only •• FRIDAY apaca permit• and cannot ba MIDDLEPORT- V'(idows Fel- guaranteed to be printed a . ~hlp\ F!)day. n~ !II the , . lpaclftc number of claya. ·Camp dinner BY THE ASSO<;IATED PRESS BY RED GRaN weekend before checking with your wife. • You' buy clothes that are too small I went to a casino recendy and was They ~ people succeed by making the because you're going to lose weight. shocked at the number of guys my age right choices in their lives, but I disagree. • You expect the government to do who frequented the place. I would 'have I think people succeed by adapting to tl\e so~ething. thought we were all a little long in the ch!Jices · ~t have. been made for them. Clll' care tooth to be risking the family fortune at I do understand, though, that people I have a: friend who wanted a ·new car, slot machines and blacl<jack i:abl~s. ·1 feel stifled without choices. So life Uflfolds but he had to talk his wife into it. He realunderstand we're also the biggest cus- ip such a way that we think we're making ly loved this car. He suggested that since· tomer group for lottery tickets. choices even though we're not. In fact, they had an important anniversary con:'1 think I have an explanation for this our entire election system is based on that ing up, they could buy the car for each · other.That way each of them would own apparent lunacy. At our age, if the plan's Pfinciple. ThiDk again half of the car. That's how bad he wanted not working, we need a new one. Yes, we understand that the rewards in life come One of t11e ways of keeping an alert this car. ftom lwd work and consistent effort. But : mind well into your declining yean is to Well, the magic day came and be thats in th.e long run. After you hit mid- ~·.keep yout brain active as often as possible. brought the car home. When his wife die age, you don't have a long rim; ybu -.Play bridge or do crossword pU%Zles or try , wanted to take it for. a spin, he stopped have a ·short walk. )\to explain· to your wife why you bought' ·her, pointing out that he owned the driFrotn the "car to the casino. (' that boat. The ·Worst thing you can do is to ver's siile, which included all the controls Choice memories . t. let your mind go idle. Here arc some dari- and the gearshift, whereas she sh,ould stay Looking back over my life and the lives / ger signs to watch for that. indicate you . in her half, which included the glove of mY, ffiends, I have to say that choice ~. may have stop~ thinking: ' compartment and the lighted vanity mirlargcly overrated. The things that haye:, • There's a promption coming up at ror on the sun visor. work and you're sure you're going to gei: He doesn't seem .to like the car all .that worked out for me are the things . . · much anymore, now that he's living in it. which I had no control. Likt the Yalue taf' it. my ho!'se or the woman I married. • You notice women looking at you ' Quote pf the Day: "EJq>erience is Whereas when I got to express my ~e scductWely. something you don't get until just after r.:· , will and actually made choices, things did• You have an upcoming parent-teacher you need it:'.- Red Green ,.,. n't go so well. I'm talking 'about the 'Bd.:. meeting and expect it to go ,well, (Red Green is the star if "The Red Green tie haircut and the Speedo. .. ,~ . ··You bought a well Lada on cBay. Slww," ~.television series se~ in lhe US. on . I think, for most o( us, there's a kind of •You believe you can comb your hair in PBS and in C~nad~ on the CBC Network, destiny that guides olir lives, and ·it's futile such' a W7l'f that nobody can sec your bald and the author if"The Red Green Book" and 10 plans for the , spot. ' . ,,) "Red Greet '141/ts Cars: A Love ,S,tory.") "' fight that. It's like making . .. aver • .) ' POMEROY - Middleport Camp 6335, Modern Woodm~n of America, will have a bake~~.~ak dinner and family life actrviry on May 15 at the Center, .Senior; Citizens Pomeroy, 6 p.m. The cost is $1.50. I . Margie Skidmore, R.N., dill:'ct<,>r of nursing, Meigs County Health Department, will be the guest speaker at 7 p.m. A family door prize 'viii be awarded: Reservations are to be made with Dale Colburn, local agent, 99f-5661 byThursday. ' BY CONCEPCION DooLEN in the society at large; for African Americans, the figure May is Older Americans is 40 percent and for HispanMonth and Social Security ics, 39 percent. joins the Administration on · Thanks to Social Security, Aging and organizations less than 1Q percent of Amcraround the nation in cele- ican senior citizens live in braring the contributions of poverty; without it, nearly 50 · older Americans to society. percent \vould live in poverty. The theme this year is "The For minority communities, 'Many Faces of Aging." It the figure ranges from 65 acknowledges the promise percent for African Ameri1and the challenge posed by · cans, 59 percent for Hispanics 'the United States' rapidly and American Indians, and 34 ·increasing multi-cultural percent for Asians/Pacific aging population. Islanders. Social Security pays The fact that Social Securimonthly retirement benefits ry retirement benefits ate for ,to more than 31 million life and increase annually .- retired workers and their with the cost of living is parfamily members. More than ticularly important to some nine in I 0 Americans who minority communities whose age 65 or older get social life expectancies are generally Security benefits. longer , at age 65 than the average. These . By 2030, minorities will national represent 25 percent of the include American Indians, dder population. By the mid- Hispanics and Asian/Pacific die of the 21st century, every Islander Americans. third older person will be In addition to Social Secu· rity . retirement benefits, ,from a minority group. · Social Security contributes Social Security administers greatly to the financial securi- the Supplemental. Security ry of minority commu!lities. Income (SSI) program. SSI · as well as all older Americans. pays monthly checks to peaSocial Security benefits gen- pie who are 65 or older who ·erally represent a larger share · don't own much or have a ·of the income of minority limited monthly income. communities. For information, visit our Social Security benefits are website at www.ssa.gov, or 'about 33 1/3 percent of the call our toll-free number at 1,income of elderly Americans 800-772•1213. SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER are lf the p.lan isn 't"'worki.ng, we need a -new one " New arrival RUTLAND - ·Melissa and Todd Workman of Rutland announce the birth of a so.n, Dalton Allen, April 30 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, Athens. Mothentea POMEROY Mother's Day teas will be Friday at Peo" pies Bank in Pomeroy, 10 a.m. .and 2 p.m. Tea, punch and cookies will be served and each· · mother attending will be presented a live flower. There will :ilio be a drawing for a large Oower at the end of the day. . ' ' ----------. COUPON · FREE ELECTRONIC. HEARING. TESTS '" Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by ·. : · ~" HE_A~I.NG .AID TM CENTER : Dr. A. Jackeon Belley Oftlce I I 224 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio · I Friday, May 11, 2001 • 9:00 • Noon I Call Toll Frn1· 801H134 5265 tor 1n lmmedlltelppolntment. I . <·II The ttall will be given by a Ucalllll! 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Onct this has been estab- lished, complete a registration form and send a voided check from the account. You decide how much to save and when you want it deducted from your account. You also determine whether they \viii be series EE or I bonds and the amount of the bonds. You can -have as few as two bonds a year, or you can elect to save many moll:'. You will receive your bonds on a regubr basis after each one is purchased. This program also allows you to buy savings bonds ·as gifts. You may wish to have monthly amounts designated as your bonds, and others scheduled to coincide with birthdays or anniversa~ies. · This method of savings results in an easy way to keep track of your savings bonds. For information, call 1-877811-7283; or write "Savings Bonds," Parkersburg, W Va. 26102-1328; or visit .the website www.easysaver.gov. (Becky Baer is ~ Meigs Coun· ty extension aget~t.} COMMUNITY NEWS & NOTES ·alder American Month 2001: The many faces of aging tests RED GREEN'S VIEW Today is Wednesday, May 9, the 129th day of2001.There are . 236 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 9, 1961, Federal Communications Corrunission chaitrnan Ne\vton N . Minow condemned television programming as a "vast wasteland" in a speech to the National Associ-ation of Broadcasters. On this date: In 1502, Christopher Columbus left Cadiz, Spain, on his fourth and finill trip to the Western Hemisphere. . In 1913, the 17th amendment to the Constitution, providing for the election of U.S. senators by popular vote rather than ·selccqon by state legislat\lreS, was ratified. In 1926, Americans Richard Byrd and Floyd Bennett became the first men to fly over the North Pole. In 1936, Italy annexed Ethiopia. In 1945, U.S. officials announced that a midnight entertainment curfew was being lifted immediately. In ·t960, the Food and Drug Administration approved a pill as safe for birth control usc. (The pill' Enovid, was made by G.D. Searle and Co. of Chicago.) In 1974, the House Judiciary Committee opened hearings on whether to recommend the impeachment of President Nixon. · In 1978, the bullet-riddled body of former Italian prihle minister Aldo Moro, who'd been abducted by _ the Red Brigades, was' found in an automobile in the cente.r of Rome. Ih 1980, 35 motorists were t'lled when a L1benan fre1ghter rammed the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over Tampa Bay in Florida, causing a 1,400-foot section.to collapse. · In 1994, South Africa's newly elected parliament chose Nelson Mandcla to be t~e country'~ first black president. THURSDAY an 'I TODAY IN HISTORY POMEROY- Meeting of Pomeroy Merchants Associa· lion scheduled for Wednesday morning, postponed until May 16, 8:30p.m. for the 'M!Ifare of their children. Children shouldn't be SENT to a public restroom - they should be escorted. CONCERNED Treasury program makes saving money easy WEDNESDAY Middlepon Church of Christ. TUPPERS PLAINS ·- Eastem Potluck with member to take Local Board of Education illgu· sandwiches, salad or <lessen. · lar meeting, 6:30p.m., administrative office. EAST MEIGS - Daughters of the American Revolution, GALLIPOLIS- Revival at . Relum Jonalhan Meigs ChapChurch of God, Gallipolis, Air- ter, 1 p.m., Eastem Elementary pod Road, 7 p.m. Wednesday cafetorium. Debbie Hagapinthrough Saturday. John · da, American native Indian Elswick evangelist; singing, Assodation, guestspeake~ Glory Land, Believers, and Fifth- and sixth-grade students Earthen Vessels. Pastor Rick to be guests. Towe. It~ ... • Dress donations can make prom dreams come trne Th~.Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., PonMifOY, Ohio 74Q.I92·2156 • Fu: 112-2157 _B=.J. the Bend Page AS ~-·---------~---~ Storm Door & · Window Sereen 'Repair PICKEN HARDWARE ' MASON, W.VA. 1·304·773·558.3 AsburyUMW . SYRACUSE - "Mission Encounter" was the theine of the program presented by Mary Lisle at the recent meeting of the · Syr01cuse Asbury United Methodist Church. She used scripture from Gen. esis, Matthew, and John with the readers being Hope Moore, ·Ruth Crouch, Freda Wilson and Jean Stout. Emphasis of the program was on looking at ways in which United Methodist Women can support and empower young people in missions as they work in the name of Christ. lisle presided at the meeting opening with a reading, "Cross, MOM~S THE WORD ON MAY 13! Every mother Is unique but all mothers have one thing . In common: no miller how busy they get, they're always there for you. This Mother.'s Day, show mom how special ahe Is • . fill her day with love, laughter, . Crown and Cradl~." .The purpose was given in unison, and officers' reports were given by Jean Stout and Hope Moore. An offering was taken. Ruth Crouch had a reading, "The Mender." Moore gave the closing prayer, and others attending were Elma Louks and Marie Houdashelt. �• Page A& The Daily Sentinel . 6 • ........,•. - Swaet booze' luring teenaprs •• 2111 WASHINGTON (AP) -Telephone users could see a drop in their monthly long~distance bills under a proposal to stop phone companies from passing on to customers more than the government charges them to underwrite services for the poor. The Federal Communications Commission began considering action Tuesday that would limit how much telecommunic~rions carriers can recover from consumers - in the form of line-item charges on their bills- for the subsidy fund. Right now, the commission requires telecommunications carriers to contribute 6 .9 percent of their interstate and .international revenues to a pot of money used to keep phone connections affordable in low-income and high-cost areas. That Easte: 11 still No.10 fund also !Jelps wire schools and libraries to the Internet. tration was pursuing. About $5 billion is collected for the subsidies, and each quarter, the COIJIIllission re-evaluates .th~ amount it charges the industry. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The Palm Beacli County election supervisor who was widely criticized for the county's now infamous "butterfly ballot" is dropping her WASHINGTON (AP) -The Bush administration plans to ' Democratic affiliation. explore as many as a dozen different approaches to missile Theresa LePore said her main reason for changing her voter defense after consulting with Russia, China and U.S. aUies, and it has not yet devised a plan that Is "all firm and all fixed," registration to independent on Monday was to show that her job was nonpartisan. But she added that she didn't like me way Defense Secretary Donald H . Rumsfeld said Tuesday. .O n the day Rumsfeld's top deputy left for Europe to discuss Democrats treated her after November's presidential ~ace, missile defense with government officials in France, Germany, including gripes tha.t the baUot was confusing and cost AI Poland and Russia, the defense secretary told reporters that Gore thousands of votes. · some people have the mistaken impression the administration Gore carried the heavily Democratic county in the Nov. 7 is ready to implement a missile defense blueprint. · election, but some Demo~rats complained the baUot layout· "Peo~le t~ink, y~m know, my ~odness, they obviously have was so confusing they mistakenly voted for Pat Buchanan something m theu heads thats aU firm and all fixed and instead of Gore. they're going to suddenly pull open the curtain and there it " I think it's a good thing she became an independent," said · is," Rumsfeld said, his voice rising. "Not true." county Democratic Party executive direotor Cathy Dubin. As a presidential candidate last year, George W Bush said he "We have not publicly stated we were against her because she would .build a missile defense as soon as possible and that it is one ·of ours, but there are many people in the party still would be more extensive than the one the Clinton adminisangry" Elections chief drops affiliation No missile defense plan yet through ·congress . ' ' I( : COLUMBUS - Eastern Checked in at No. 10 again ~ week in the state high sehool softball poD. . The Eagles (18-1) have won 18 straight games are still alive iD: the Division IV playoffS. They will play a c,iistrict tournament · game Thursday at ~averly beginning at 5 p.m. : Mei~ dropped from No. 5 to No. 8 after faDing to River VaUey in section;al toumainent play last week. ' 5 :~ McKie na11ted ~)~lA's top 6th man . . ... ' ·-: Blazers sack Dunleavy your minutes.and save! 106 N. Second Ave. Middleport · 740-992·2825 . ••aduclnC the ATAT lrlared' Adv_.sp-Pian. With at least two users at only $29.99 each, you get to share 500 anytime in~plan minutes, 1,000 weekend minutes, and free unlimited Mobile-To-Mobile calling within your user group. Great fdr families and small businesses! '· .. · ·PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Mike Dunleavy was fired as coach. of the Portland Trail Blazers, taking the fall for an underachieving team that failed to win a playoff game despite an NBA-record $89.7 . million payroll. . Dunleavy met with team president and general manager Bob Whitsitt for about three hours Tuesday, and Whitsitt announced the coach's dismissal during an ~~ning news conference. :: ~he Blazers, plagued by sllspensions and infighting, lOet 17 of meir final 25 gam<;s. · 4[1Ciuding a' 3~0 sweep by the J;os Angeles Lakers in the first rcwnd of me Western ConferplayoffS. .Bee ,• .. , PI"H ... Ileds,N · . C~RTAH"! CALL FOR ritE•BJQ·UNIT...., Randy Johnson of Arizona tips his cap t6 the crowd after leaving Tuesday's. game,wlth .. 20 strikeouts against the Reds. (AP) . Shaq pours in 43 points as takers win LOS ANGELES (AP) - · Wilt Chamberlain never managed to do what Shaquille O'Neal just did . . Neither did BiU RusseU, Kareem Abdui-Jabbar or any other outstanding big man in NBA history. O'Neal became the first player with back-to-hack 40-point, 20rebound efforts in the playoffs, getting 43 points and 20 rebounds Tuesday night to lead the Los Angeles Lakers past the Sacramento Kings 9690. The defending NBA champion Lakers lead the Kings 2-0 in their best-of-seven second-round series, which continues Friday night in Sacramento. ·a;m the first?" O'Neal asked. Yes, the first. And mere's no gtiarantee he won't extend his streak at Arco Arena. "Wow, tha_t's impreSsive," Lakers forward Rick Fox said of O'Neal's feat . "They use 'the same defensive scheme, they're going to see it three times." The 7-foot- 1, 330-pound O ' Neal went over1 around ~nd through the Kings for the second time in three days. overpowering the likes ofVlade Divac, Scot PoUard and even Chris Webber in dominating the inside again. He had 44 points .and 21 rebounds in the Lakers'108-105 victory in Game 1 Sunday. It didn't seem to matter what the Kings tried, because nothing worked. "Shaq was just a handful again," Kings coach Rick Adelman said. "We · let him catch it so deep. He's getting the ball, he's gone before we can gee to him. I guess somehow before Friday we are going to have to find a way to counteract that better." Sacramento's Peja Stojakovic has an idea. "Call 911," he said. In Tuesday night's other playoff game, Milwaukee took a 2-0 lead over Charlotte with a 91~90 victory. On Wednesday night, San Antonio takes a 2-il lead into Game 3 at Dallas, while Philadelphia plays host to INDY 500 Tex•s Motor i:,...,..$peeclway sues. 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To bt digibJe, phone mun remain. on AT&T !lervicc fur at lent 30 da)l1 and phone. mutt be Kdlle oil AT&T tcrvice a& the time rebate i1 procmed. Valid "!26101 • 7f110l. { ·' ' , :;: Alt.l HJ! hor 111 d1 .dt t rl CINCINNATI (.AP) Corey DiUon is ,willing to talk to the Cincinnati Bengals about a new contract. Recognizing tltat he'll have to stay in Cincinnati for anomer season, the recordsetting running back urged the Bengals to make a new contract offer this week. "If they want me here and most likely this is where I'm going to be - let's get something .done," Dillon said. "They went out on a ·limb and said, 'We're going· to match any offer: Why match an offer? Make an offer and get the thing done wim." The Bengals used their franchise · tag on Dillon, meatring they can keep the free agent by matching any · offer from another team. So far, no one has made an offer. The Bengals offered Dillon $3.67 million for next season, protecting their right to match any offer. They also reserved enough roorn under the salary cap to do so, making other teams wary. ''I understand the economics of free agency. Most teams are in cap troubl~;· Dillon said." And on top of that, I'm a little bit expensive." · Dillon set an NFL singlegame record by rushing for 278 yards against Denver last season . He also established a · Bengals single-season rushing record with 1,435 yards. Di.Uon skipped the team i three-day minicamp that ended Monday, then showed · up at Paul Brown Stadium and requested anew offer. Toronto in a series the Raptors lead 1-0. The Lakers extended their winning streak to 13 games: eight to finish the regular season and five to begin the playoffs. They haven't lost since April 1. . "I don't th,ink I want to talk about that, it's better left unsaid," Lakers coach Phil Jackson replied when asked about the streak. "It's better to play each game." Kobe Bryant added 27 points, nine rebounds and five assists, and Horace Grant had I 0 points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers. Please ... NBA,H ' i~: $9999 Ericsson R289LX $ oo AT&T . service rebate* - · 50 $ 00 That's a $50 mail-in service rebate when you sign up for select - 5Q Ericsson rebate* · AT&T Wireless calling plans at monthly and above, and a $50 mail-in rebate with .the purchase of an Ericsson R289LX Dillon ready to deal Big Unit Ks 20 as Arizona wins • • tn• extra mntngs PHOENIX (AP) - Too bad it didn't end in nine innin~ for Randy Johnson. Johnson wrote another page of baseball history when he became the third pitcher to strike out ·20 ·in nine innin~. but got neither a share of the record nor a victory. When he took a seat after throwing 124 pitches, the score \vas 1-1. The game werit to 11 innin~ before the Dia- · mondbacks scored three times to beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 Tuescjay night. . "It was just an incredible baD game;• Johnson said. "You . · l'HILADELPHIA (AP) lenow, l' m just reaDy glad we ~n McKie, who help~d won after losing a close one the Philad~lphia 76ers caprure last night. For us to come dieir first Atlantic Division back and win the ball game title since 1990, won the after losing last night is obvit\IBA 's Sixth Man.Award. ously really important, :· McKie received 57 of 124 because I think the momenyates from a panel of sporrs tum will change a bit for writers and broadcasters. Mileverybody:• ;,.,~ukee's Tim Thomas finjohnson became · the first i$~ed second with 27 votes. left-bander to strike out 20, : McKie, in his sevenm NBA but ·. didn't JOin Roger season ~ut of 'Thmple, averClemens and Kerry Wood, aged career highs in. poirits who share the record for (tl.6), rebounds (4.1), assists strikeouts in a nine-inning (S:O), steals (1.39) and minutes game. . (.11.5). He started 33 of the 76 The Elias Sports Bureau, ~es· he played. . baseball's statistician, said ;He recorded back-to-hack Johnson's performance will be tt~l~ubles · against Sacra.: . considered as occurring in an mento on Pee. 30,(19 points, . , extra-inning game ev~n t<J ~nds--an4 ·14 ~ists) '· though he came ;out after . 311d Atlanqa' on " jan. ,.3 (11 mne. points, 1·0 rebounds · and 10 The rnajor league record asSists). , for an extra-i~ng game is 21 Ingels Electronics Page 81 Wada•day. M1J 1. 2001 • GOP plans to push budget WASHINGTON (AP) Republicans say they are finaUy ready to push a 2002 budget through Congress, a first step toward enacting the big tax cuts and spending restraint favored by President Bush. The House planned to vote ,Wednesday on the near-$2 trilliqn spending plan. Despite near unanimous Democratic opposition, passage there' was virtually assured by the GOP's narrow liut united majority. GOP leaders planned a Senate vote Thursday. That would be nine days after they, Bush ansi centrist Democrats announced they had reached an · agreement, with days of further negotiations needed to complete the last details. The budget calls for a $1.35 trillion, 11-year tax cut and 4 percent growth - half of this year's increase - . for many federal programs. Bush . had long sought a tO-year, $1.6 trillion tax reduction, but · accepted the smaUer package '-as the price for ensuring support from moderatd Democrats in the Senate, which is · divided .evenly between the two parties. The suspense of what would happen in the Senate faded Tues~y when White House officials and Republi. cans said they believed they finaUy hlld the votes to prevail after . winlliiiJ support from several Democratic moderates. Vice , President Dick Cheney can vote to break a 50-50 tie. "I believe we do," said Senate Majority ·Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., when asked if Republicans finally had the decisive votes · in hand. "I haven't got a final ~oUnt ~et because we're growi'ng the vote." \ ' Bush 'celebrated his expected victory Thesday evening in remarks to buoiness executives of the Electronic Indus• · tries Alliance. "I want. to thank both Republicans and Democrats for setting out a budget that understands the projected ~urplus is not the government's money,'' he sajd. . • HIGIIDGHTS , Long-distance bills may drop • WFDNESll\Y's WASHINGTON (AP) -A Wisconsin company is recalling 254,000 pounds of frozen hamburger patties ·char may have bern contaminated by the a lethal strain of E. coli bacteEmmpak Foods Inc., based in Butler, announced the voluntary reca ll Tuesd;ty in coordination with the Agriculture Department. · The problem was discovered after health officials in Georgia contactei:l federal food inspectors about an illness associated wi th the product, according to the Agriculture Depart· · ment. No link between the illness and the be~f was confirmed, bm testing revealed that the beef was contaminated, inspectors reported. The Daily Sentine~ . Burba witu 1OOth g~, Pag! B6 Pens top Sabres, Page B6 ·sush energy blue·print.to focus on solutions WASHINGTON (AP) - "Hard lemonades" and oth~r &uit-tlavored nult drinks meant for adulrs old enough to drink lire luring teen-;agers, consume~ advocat~. contomd. . "They may believe they are targeting ad~lts, SJI•d George Hacker, an attorney with the Center for Sctence 1ft the Public Interest. "But these products disguise the taste of ;alcohol and . IDllke it easier to drink. They are intended as bridges to other forms of alcohol." The group is releasing studies Wednesday of teens who say they are attracted to the drinks. Some members of Congress are joining the center in caUing for a government crackdown on marketing that appeals to underage drinkers. . "Many of those products have bright, fl.tshy and hip packaging and labeling tha~ attract teen-agers to the brands;' said Rep. Eliot Engel, D-N. Y., in a letter to .the Federal Trade Commission. ~ · na. lilslde: ;: ;FORT WORTH, Texas ;(<\P) - Texas Motor Speed~y sued CART, seeking millions of dollars that were lost ii~cause of the last-minute ~cellation Qf a race. ~ ~ :The inaugural Firestone 'Eirehawk 600 was postponed ~t two hours before it was to ~art because drivers · com:Pwned of dizziness during :piactice, when they reached :s.J!eedS of more than 230 mph :~il me high-banked 1 112'Inile track. :.:.:Eddie Gossage, the speed;\v;ly's gener31 manager, said :CART would have lcnown about the potential problems had it done proper testing. The 24-degree banking is unprecedented for the Champ cars and contributed to the G-forces that made me · dtivers dizzy. ·:cART issued a statement, £:£aiming the .lawsuit was Without merit and question.irlg the spe,edway's action. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Alnlost 20 ye.ars ago, they were the ·young lions of auto racing. . · AI Unser Jr. ~d Michael Andretti, sons of former lndi-· anapolis 500 winners, came to Indy within a year of each . other and, like their fathers, became two of the dominant ddvers of their era. Now approaching 40, with too many opportunities already lost by the CART boycott of Indianapolis, they're in the older racing generation. Each is trying to squeeze a victory from what may be the most competitive field in the six-ye~r history of the Indy Racing League. "We always have a lot of guys that run fast early. It's the guys who have been around who really have it rig\lt for the end of me race:• Andretti sajd. "I'm hoping my experience is going to help and that will make the difference." Andretti, dose many times, .. d'l ,J' .....1·- ---·------..- -- ----...:.._~:._______·- - - - still has never won at lndianapolis. Unser, a two-time winner, joined the IRL and returned to Indy last year. . Arie Luyendyk, also a tworime winner, is coming out of a year's retirement · at age 47 . Other racing seniors include 44-year~old Mark Dismore, who on Tuesday had the fastest lap so far in practice at 224.823 mph. Luyendyk was next at 223.986. But the top younger drivers include Sam Hornish Jr., the series points leader with victories in two of the three IRL races. At 21, he became the · youngest driver to win a major open-wheel event, but that record lasted only until last week, when 20-year-old Scott Dixon won 1.' CART race at Nazateth, Pa. Now Sarah Fisher, who was a 19-year-old rookie at Indy last year and finished second to Hornish at Homestead, Fla., has five chances through the IRL tace . at ' Kansas City on July 8 - to take youngest-winner honors from Dixon. "I think it just shows you where this sport is going," said Andretti, back at Indianapolis . for the first rime since 1995, the year before the IRL· CART split. "It's just like all the other sports. ... They're taking them right out of high school." . Andretti was 21 when he made his Indy 500 debut in 1984, finishing fifth and sharing the rooki e of the year award with Roberto Guerrero. Andretti's father, Mario, was rookie of the year in . 1965, four years before he won the race. Unser's family pedigree is even longer. . His father, AI Unset Sr., won Indy four times and · his uncle, Bobby, was a threetime winn.er. AI Jr. was an Indy rookie in ).983, when he PleiN ... Indy, II Browns sign LB. talk with Jones CLEVELAND (AP) with the Browns . Jon es The Cleveland Browns never wanted to leave signed · free agent line- Cleveland the fir.it time, backer Anthony Harris on but had to go when former Tuesday and talked to an owner Art Modell moved old friend about maybe the franchise to Baltimore. Nicknamed "T-Bone", helping out their offensive Jones was one of the line. Harris agreed to a one- Browns most popular playyear deal with the Browns, ers while he was here. He who did not release con- has kept his residence in tract details. He play~ d four the Cleveland area and seasons with Miami but sat Tu esday drove from his out last year after getting home to the Browns' offices in Berea for his cut by Green Bay. Cleveland also played visit. The Browns may have host to Denver free agent linebacker Glenn Cadrez · no choice but to sign Jones and right tackle Tony as insurance for · Ross jones, who played for Verba, who underwent Cleveland . from 1988-95 back surgery on Monday. and won two Super Bowls Verba· is expected to be in four years with the sidelined for I 0-12 weeks and the : Browns don't Broncos. Jones was released by expect him to be back on Denver on Feb. 23, and the · the field until the second 13-year veteran has said he Ple•se IH II'OWIIIo II wants to · end his career ------ - -- •· I ~ �• Page A& The Daily Sentinel . 6 • ........,•. - Swaet booze' luring teenaprs •• 2111 WASHINGTON (AP) -Telephone users could see a drop in their monthly long~distance bills under a proposal to stop phone companies from passing on to customers more than the government charges them to underwrite services for the poor. The Federal Communications Commission began considering action Tuesday that would limit how much telecommunic~rions carriers can recover from consumers - in the form of line-item charges on their bills- for the subsidy fund. Right now, the commission requires telecommunications carriers to contribute 6 .9 percent of their interstate and .international revenues to a pot of money used to keep phone connections affordable in low-income and high-cost areas. That Easte: 11 still No.10 fund also !Jelps wire schools and libraries to the Internet. tration was pursuing. About $5 billion is collected for the subsidies, and each quarter, the COIJIIllission re-evaluates .th~ amount it charges the industry. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The Palm Beacli County election supervisor who was widely criticized for the county's now infamous "butterfly ballot" is dropping her WASHINGTON (AP) -The Bush administration plans to ' Democratic affiliation. explore as many as a dozen different approaches to missile Theresa LePore said her main reason for changing her voter defense after consulting with Russia, China and U.S. aUies, and it has not yet devised a plan that Is "all firm and all fixed," registration to independent on Monday was to show that her job was nonpartisan. But she added that she didn't like me way Defense Secretary Donald H . Rumsfeld said Tuesday. .O n the day Rumsfeld's top deputy left for Europe to discuss Democrats treated her after November's presidential ~ace, missile defense with government officials in France, Germany, including gripes tha.t the baUot was confusing and cost AI Poland and Russia, the defense secretary told reporters that Gore thousands of votes. · some people have the mistaken impression the administration Gore carried the heavily Democratic county in the Nov. 7 is ready to implement a missile defense blueprint. · election, but some Demo~rats complained the baUot layout· "Peo~le t~ink, y~m know, my ~odness, they obviously have was so confusing they mistakenly voted for Pat Buchanan something m theu heads thats aU firm and all fixed and instead of Gore. they're going to suddenly pull open the curtain and there it " I think it's a good thing she became an independent," said · is," Rumsfeld said, his voice rising. "Not true." county Democratic Party executive direotor Cathy Dubin. 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The 7-foot- 1, 330-pound O ' Neal went over1 around ~nd through the Kings for the second time in three days. overpowering the likes ofVlade Divac, Scot PoUard and even Chris Webber in dominating the inside again. He had 44 points .and 21 rebounds in the Lakers'108-105 victory in Game 1 Sunday. It didn't seem to matter what the Kings tried, because nothing worked. "Shaq was just a handful again," Kings coach Rick Adelman said. "We · let him catch it so deep. He's getting the ball, he's gone before we can gee to him. I guess somehow before Friday we are going to have to find a way to counteract that better." Sacramento's Peja Stojakovic has an idea. "Call 911," he said. In Tuesday night's other playoff game, Milwaukee took a 2-0 lead over Charlotte with a 91~90 victory. On Wednesday night, San Antonio takes a 2-il lead into Game 3 at Dallas, while Philadelphia plays host to INDY 500 Tex•s Motor i:,...,..$peeclway sues. 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They also reserved enough roorn under the salary cap to do so, making other teams wary. ''I understand the economics of free agency. Most teams are in cap troubl~;· Dillon said." And on top of that, I'm a little bit expensive." · Dillon set an NFL singlegame record by rushing for 278 yards against Denver last season . He also established a · Bengals single-season rushing record with 1,435 yards. Di.Uon skipped the team i three-day minicamp that ended Monday, then showed · up at Paul Brown Stadium and requested anew offer. Toronto in a series the Raptors lead 1-0. The Lakers extended their winning streak to 13 games: eight to finish the regular season and five to begin the playoffs. They haven't lost since April 1. . "I don't th,ink I want to talk about that, it's better left unsaid," Lakers coach Phil Jackson replied when asked about the streak. "It's better to play each game." 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"You . · l'HILADELPHIA (AP) lenow, l' m just reaDy glad we ~n McKie, who help~d won after losing a close one the Philad~lphia 76ers caprure last night. For us to come dieir first Atlantic Division back and win the ball game title since 1990, won the after losing last night is obvit\IBA 's Sixth Man.Award. ously really important, :· McKie received 57 of 124 because I think the momenyates from a panel of sporrs tum will change a bit for writers and broadcasters. Mileverybody:• ;,.,~ukee's Tim Thomas finjohnson became · the first i$~ed second with 27 votes. left-bander to strike out 20, : McKie, in his sevenm NBA but ·. didn't JOin Roger season ~ut of 'Thmple, averClemens and Kerry Wood, aged career highs in. poirits who share the record for (tl.6), rebounds (4.1), assists strikeouts in a nine-inning (S:O), steals (1.39) and minutes game. . (.11.5). He started 33 of the 76 The Elias Sports Bureau, ~es· he played. . baseball's statistician, said ;He recorded back-to-hack Johnson's performance will be tt~l~ubles · against Sacra.: . considered as occurring in an mento on Pee. 30,(19 points, . , extra-inning game ev~n t<J ~nds--an4 ·14 ~ists) '· though he came ;out after . 311d Atlanqa' on " jan. ,.3 (11 mne. points, 1·0 rebounds · and 10 The rnajor league record asSists). , for an extra-i~ng game is 21 Ingels Electronics Page 81 Wada•day. M1J 1. 2001 • GOP plans to push budget WASHINGTON (AP) Republicans say they are finaUy ready to push a 2002 budget through Congress, a first step toward enacting the big tax cuts and spending restraint favored by President Bush. The House planned to vote ,Wednesday on the near-$2 trilliqn spending plan. Despite near unanimous Democratic opposition, passage there' was virtually assured by the GOP's narrow liut united majority. GOP leaders planned a Senate vote Thursday. That would be nine days after they, Bush ansi centrist Democrats announced they had reached an · agreement, with days of further negotiations needed to complete the last details. The budget calls for a $1.35 trillion, 11-year tax cut and 4 percent growth - half of this year's increase - . for many federal programs. Bush . had long sought a tO-year, $1.6 trillion tax reduction, but · accepted the smaUer package '-as the price for ensuring support from moderatd Democrats in the Senate, which is · divided .evenly between the two parties. The suspense of what would happen in the Senate faded Tues~y when White House officials and Republi. cans said they believed they finaUy hlld the votes to prevail after . winlliiiJ support from several Democratic moderates. Vice , President Dick Cheney can vote to break a 50-50 tie. "I believe we do," said Senate Majority ·Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., when asked if Republicans finally had the decisive votes · in hand. "I haven't got a final ~oUnt ~et because we're growi'ng the vote." \ ' Bush 'celebrated his expected victory Thesday evening in remarks to buoiness executives of the Electronic Indus• · tries Alliance. "I want. to thank both Republicans and Democrats for setting out a budget that understands the projected ~urplus is not the government's money,'' he sajd. . • HIGIIDGHTS , Long-distance bills may drop • WFDNESll\Y's WASHINGTON (AP) -A Wisconsin company is recalling 254,000 pounds of frozen hamburger patties ·char may have bern contaminated by the a lethal strain of E. coli bacteEmmpak Foods Inc., based in Butler, announced the voluntary reca ll Tuesd;ty in coordination with the Agriculture Department. · The problem was discovered after health officials in Georgia contactei:l federal food inspectors about an illness associated wi th the product, according to the Agriculture Depart· · ment. No link between the illness and the be~f was confirmed, bm testing revealed that the beef was contaminated, inspectors reported. The Daily Sentine~ . Burba witu 1OOth g~, Pag! B6 Pens top Sabres, Page B6 ·sush energy blue·print.to focus on solutions WASHINGTON (AP) - "Hard lemonades" and oth~r &uit-tlavored nult drinks meant for adulrs old enough to drink lire luring teen-;agers, consume~ advocat~. contomd. . "They may believe they are targeting ad~lts, SJI•d George Hacker, an attorney with the Center for Sctence 1ft the Public Interest. "But these products disguise the taste of ;alcohol and . IDllke it easier to drink. They are intended as bridges to other forms of alcohol." The group is releasing studies Wednesday of teens who say they are attracted to the drinks. Some members of Congress are joining the center in caUing for a government crackdown on marketing that appeals to underage drinkers. . "Many of those products have bright, fl.tshy and hip packaging and labeling tha~ attract teen-agers to the brands;' said Rep. Eliot Engel, D-N. Y., in a letter to .the Federal Trade Commission. ~ · na. lilslde: ;: ;FORT WORTH, Texas ;(<\P) - Texas Motor Speed~y sued CART, seeking millions of dollars that were lost ii~cause of the last-minute ~cellation Qf a race. ~ ~ :The inaugural Firestone 'Eirehawk 600 was postponed ~t two hours before it was to ~art because drivers · com:Pwned of dizziness during :piactice, when they reached :s.J!eedS of more than 230 mph :~il me high-banked 1 112'Inile track. :.:.:Eddie Gossage, the speed;\v;ly's gener31 manager, said :CART would have lcnown about the potential problems had it done proper testing. The 24-degree banking is unprecedented for the Champ cars and contributed to the G-forces that made me · dtivers dizzy. ·:cART issued a statement, £:£aiming the .lawsuit was Without merit and question.irlg the spe,edway's action. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Alnlost 20 ye.ars ago, they were the ·young lions of auto racing. . · AI Unser Jr. ~d Michael Andretti, sons of former lndi-· anapolis 500 winners, came to Indy within a year of each . other and, like their fathers, became two of the dominant ddvers of their era. Now approaching 40, with too many opportunities already lost by the CART boycott of Indianapolis, they're in the older racing generation. Each is trying to squeeze a victory from what may be the most competitive field in the six-ye~r history of the Indy Racing League. "We always have a lot of guys that run fast early. It's the guys who have been around who really have it rig\lt for the end of me race:• Andretti sajd. "I'm hoping my experience is going to help and that will make the difference." Andretti, dose many times, .. d'l ,J' .....1·- ---·------..- -- ----...:.._~:._______·- - - - still has never won at lndianapolis. Unser, a two-time winner, joined the IRL and returned to Indy last year. . Arie Luyendyk, also a tworime winner, is coming out of a year's retirement · at age 47 . Other racing seniors include 44-year~old Mark Dismore, who on Tuesday had the fastest lap so far in practice at 224.823 mph. Luyendyk was next at 223.986. But the top younger drivers include Sam Hornish Jr., the series points leader with victories in two of the three IRL races. At 21, he became the · youngest driver to win a major open-wheel event, but that record lasted only until last week, when 20-year-old Scott Dixon won 1.' CART race at Nazateth, Pa. Now Sarah Fisher, who was a 19-year-old rookie at Indy last year and finished second to Hornish at Homestead, Fla., has five chances through the IRL tace . at ' Kansas City on July 8 - to take youngest-winner honors from Dixon. "I think it just shows you where this sport is going," said Andretti, back at Indianapolis . for the first rime since 1995, the year before the IRL· CART split. "It's just like all the other sports. ... 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He who did not release con- has kept his residence in tract details. He play~ d four the Cleveland area and seasons with Miami but sat Tu esday drove from his out last year after getting home to the Browns' offices in Berea for his cut by Green Bay. Cleveland also played visit. The Browns may have host to Denver free agent linebacker Glenn Cadrez · no choice but to sign Jones and right tackle Tony as insurance for · Ross jones, who played for Verba, who underwent Cleveland . from 1988-95 back surgery on Monday. and won two Super Bowls Verba· is expected to be in four years with the sidelined for I 0-12 weeks and the : Browns don't Broncos. 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Cal The Plano Dr 740-4-46 4525 Henderson Storage Rentals Has Unlt1 Avllllble Now $40 00 Each (3041675 5199 or (304)675 2900 l Independent Herbal fe Distributor Cal For Product Or Opportunity (740)441 1962 Mobile homo lot lor rent In M d dleport $125 per month 740 992 3184 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepal od Now & Aebu It In Stock Ca 1Ron Evans 1 800 537 9526 One dock aha lor rent with eloc trtc and w1ter rwo cement patios lull hookup lor omal csmplng I all er with water t ecrrlc & sewer family typo call 740.992 5956 al tor7 00 Longaberger Baekots largo Peg Basket 99 Fathers Day Basktl 2000 Small Purse Small E1111 1 Candy Corn Votive Several Llna 1 Ca For Pr ces (30.)882 2531 Fruits MOBI~E Now I 000 Or Mort Br ck& MIKed Pltflrn $150 (3041875-1394 MHH:HANili SE NIW AND USED STEEL Sttal eeama Pipe Rebar For Concrete Ang o Channel Flat ear Stool Grating For Ora ns Or vaways & Walkwaya New 155 Ga ton Drums W lhl d & Ring $7 00 Each l&L Scrap Melli& (7401448-7300 Household Goode Almond Adm rol lltf~gorator $75 Almond OE While Konmo1a & Moytog Wuhoro $85 Each Whitt Dryora $50 And Upl OrganiC purple asparagus call or lease order at V rgll s Berry Patch east ot Syracuse on SR 124 Also Cub Cadetlractor with p ow mower & cultivator 1o horse 740-9927449 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Appliances Recond lioned Washer• Dryers Ranges Refrl gra1ora Up To 90 Dayo Guar ontotdl We Stf Now Maylag Appllancll Frtneh City Maytag NEW COMPUTERS $149 Down Includes Monitor P ntt Soft ware All Cred r We coma New Slart Sc ullons I 800.925-7333 1<0 44817115 Overweight? Try our prog am Bob ost 14 bs n I week Sate narural easy 1 888 906 OSOO J s MO 24 MO ets 9% FOR USllNGS CALL1-800-45HJO!IO c-911 2 1 0111 94 Oodgt Stootth AT V 8 32 valvll D 0 H C " " - aulomlltlc $5000 080 108 000 miles 740- 949-2100 1989 Cadttlac Sedan Devlllt (304I675-1B8 7 1997 Subaru Outback Spon pow er Steering AW Pl AIC Tnt Wheel 27 mpg S9500 (304)675 4118 Leave Meosago 1999 Ponliac Grand Am axce' lent condition loaded 29 ooo .,..,. s14 000 l40-3114-2976 78 Malibu 4!54 Auto Good Con dillon Asking $8750 or Parllal Trada (7401256-6200 Or (7401256-1738 85 Bronco 11 ••4 no rust runo good looks good $900 OBO 740-992-9627 91 Oldsmobile wagon $3500 (304)675 1188 93 Shadow v 8 5 Speed Cuo tom Wheal& $2000 95 Neon &OK 5 Speed $3000 86 KOBO $350 (7<01446-2247 ""'' 94 CObra Popup Cornpor By Flagotoff Elu:el1ont . . . - Nt Furnoco Tontod A&Oung $3000 (304)615-t713 w- We thought 01 you with loVe today lui that Is nollllng 11 new We thought about And.=~ We ll*lt ot you In lilenc8 We afton apeak SERVICES your name 810 Now Cll we hove ON memories And your picture Home Improvements our keepsake WATERPROOFING Willi which we'll Unconditional lleltme guarantee Local references furntshed Es 1975 Cal 24 Hrs (7401 «8.()870 I 800-287-1)576 R09 MveJpart God has you In 1111 keeping We have you In ... WlrorprP!ng our._.. C&C General Home Ualn tenence Patnttng v nyl s•d ng carpentry doors WindOwS bathS ti'IOI)M hOme repa,- and more For free estimate ca11 Chat 740 992 W.lov.you Willi, Kkll and family 8323 Livingston 1 Basement Water Proof•ng all basement repa rs done free est mates llfettma guarantee 1•yrs on JOb experi """' (304)895-3887 Roollng & Small Repairs 14 Years E11per ence Full Guar anteed And Insured F ee Estimates (7<0)245-9341 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commerclat In Memory Rodney G Olevaller I 19-49 - 5-9-91 We can t belit!lle It has been ten years since we heard yout votee: tdlng anolher story or joke wiring Missed but Never forgotten Adam Abbie, Debbie Family and Friends new sarv.ee 0t repa rs Masler Lfo censed electrician Ridenour Electrical WV000306 304 675 1786 !ra::;~;~::::::::::===~ Cin, IIUs, . . llfllr Sll1llcn, IIIIIs, elecb IIU, J1ft -~~.~ .....__ _...,..., coUectlles. 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CALL I 800 .941 8777EXT C 9814 Chevy 1990 Lumtna 4 Doo 6 Cyl nder Auto A r T t Cru se AM/ FM Cassette H gh M les Runs & Looks Good $2300 (304)675 294~ lnaf!Ome You' memory Is BASEIIENT 91 Mercury Sable Wagon 56 000 M! es EJICeltenl Condil on $9 900 (740)2511--1425 304~675-2200 The Dally Sentinel Dodge Sleaith ES PW Pl CD A arm $4495 OBO V 6 DOHC l l"urr... 24 Va ve (7<0)245-5797 lflf 1999 Dodge Dakota Sport Club Cab 41<4 VB Excellent Cond lion All Power 22 000 Mile& Call After 5pm (740)4411--4316 82 F I 00 Good Work Truck 3 Speed Runs Good $500 (3041875 8832 610 Farm Equipment 92 Ford F 150 Ex ended Cab 71 000 M las Good Cond ton 2nd Owno $6800 (740 )3 68 9053 AM (7401388-8958 PM 1 Massey 7 Foot Cycle Bar 1 5 Foot Pick up 0 sk (740)256 6359 92 Ford F 150 6 Cy inder Loo«s Good Runs Great F rst $4600 Gets II (740)441-0682 504 lnternattonal tractor wide 1ron1 end 6 blade 6 box grader New Hoi and hay lne squa e bal e Ford brush hog My cond tlon e lnte nat anal pu type hay mower at lor $5 700 740 949 3343 96 Doage Dakota v 6 5 Speed Aoklng $4850 (740)256 1738 0 (740)256-6200 98 Dodge Durango SLT 360 En glne Tow Package Power Every th ng CD & Cassette Exce ent Condit on $15 BOO Consider Boat Or 4 Whee er T ade (304)675 5615 Or (740 )441 7829 730 Cultl Gator Harrow 1211 SIOO NH 478 Hayblne 9ft $3500 Kaa ten S lage Wagon wf Avco Nl Gear $1200 !304)576 9009 Fuo tank 1000 Gal ona W 111 Mo 1or $850 Fuo Tank 2000 Galon With Motor $1200 550 Fuo Tank Willi Gaa Motor $750 2000 Go on Wotor Tank S850 Fuel Tank For Waato 011 $250 A I Size Hoe Buckell Thsl fill 215 Cal Hct M IC Pumps & Ganerato 1 Tamper F tl 41fS Cat B.!lck Hoe M sc Staal Beams Jack Hamme & Air drl 1 Lovol & Transit (140)643 2918 Or (7401&43-2144 rrlgat on System Solid Sot Ideo For Vegetab as Or Totlacco $4800 13041937 2805 Vana your When Sunday 13 2001 Where Tuppers Plarns F re Dept 11 00 o clock Cost $5 00 a dmner Manu Chicken or BBQ nbs Coleslaw bake beans & roll Tea or coffee P e or eake eKire 1995 2 Door Blazer (304)ll82 2018 After 5pm We would like to announce that our Pomeroy facility now has a new Call Center Manager. We are currently seeking to flU over 100 positions. No exp. necessary. Earn up to S15/hr. Very ftexlble scheduling. Both f/t and p/t avail. Medicat/Dentat/Pd vacatlon/Mgmt. opps. avail for f/t. 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Wt Special zo In Appoafl lAd Hoanngl FREE CONSULTATION Benofrt Team Sorvrcoa Inc Tott fret 1 888 gl-red w/plans 30J<SO•IO was $12 500 now $8 990 5DK80•1• was $27 450 now ••• 990 10• 150•14 was $52 750 now $34190 8011200x18 was $67450 now S511990 1-80CJ.248-9640 STOP RENTINGII OWN FOR LESSIIO or low Down! Ok Croditl For Uslings Call 1 800-SOt t1n ATTENTION Financial Planners/ Accountantlllnsuranct Aganls/ Home Improvement Contractors! Mortgage company ~as devol oped procedure for submitting loans 11 you have tho cllenll we w 11 pay you as the loan officer Iowa Rap earned S384K/FIIIST Yilt e.p on1yt1 800-215-2200 AUTDS FROM $600.00 Pollee Impounds & lloposl Toyotas. Chevy's Jeep&! a Please esll listings t-800-451-osoo EJ<t c98t7 Now Taking Applleallons 35 Watt 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sowogt Trash $350/Mo 740 AIITDB FROM Building Supplies Block brick sewer pipe& y~ind ows lntats etc Ctauda Wtntars Rio Grande OH Call740 245 5121 560 Pela for Sale AKC Lab Puppies 6 Weeki old flfst Shota & Wormed Yellow $275 Blacfr $250 (7<0)2511--1888 AKC Pekinese Puppies 2 Ma•s 1 femae 7wk Old (115 Month OldTOI' Pooda (740)4411--3398 Cocker Spaniel/ S btrJan Husky pupp as un nrenuonal cross two lemaltsloft black and wh le look like Cocker spaniels very nice loves kids and Intelligent 12 weeks old wormed reduced to S50 OICh 740.992 5144 Ready For Mother o Day 1}1111 CFA Roglattred Himalaya~> Kif tena Sholl Wormed Litter Tra nod (740)3e7 1705 570 Mus IcaI Instrument. Brand New Drum Set $1000 Or Bost Oflor lncludto Stool And Drum Cases (7<0)4411--7837 NOBODY S FATHER CD by Ke Century Fiberglass Cargo Cover vln Jone5 Mary chapin Carpen Fils Shortbed GM Pickup tar & Ace sm th gueat On tax ::_(7.::40::.1:..44::8_;2::350:::._ _ _ _ __; I lm com cdunlveriO amason etc and- Chalna 318 1<4 Long Grade 80 $1500 Each Bnders 3/8 A eo 112 $12 50 Each (740)245 9316 Reconditioned Spinel Plano 90 Day Guarantee Call Tho Plano Doctor (740)446--4525 COMPUTERS WE FINANCE DELL COMPUTERS! Even w lh leli than perfect cred tl 1 800 477 9016 Code AC 19 www omc 580 aolullon com EZPETIIX COM Save up lo 50% on ALL pet medlcat ana and &f,JP plies lnclud ng Heartgard Inter captor Fronll ne moreltl FREE SHIPPING Order online www Ez peiRK com 1 800 844 1427 Two 2 bedroom aparlmantll lor rent 1n Syraeust $325 per month plus $200 dopoolt 740 378-41111 Two apartments tor rent Inquire at 116 W Main Street or call Chr aty at 740-1192 2274 FLOORING P e llnlohed Oak Sill In bOKOS MUST SELLI $2 251 sq II Cellu ar t 877-634 7330 FREE OSTOMY PRODUCTS! Manufactu er oilers a two week supply of colostomy or urostomy brand name p oducts with one s mp e phone call No obligations Cal 8D0-755 7880 Upstairs 1 Bedroom Apartemant In GollpoHo Atlerencos/ Deposit $235 (7<0)4411--7130 460 Space for Rent Grubbs P1ano Tuning & Repa rs Prob ems? Need Tuned? Cal The Plano Dr 740-4-46 4525 Henderson Storage Rentals Has Unlt1 Avllllble Now $40 00 Each (3041675 5199 or (304)675 2900 l Independent Herbal fe Distributor Cal For Product Or Opportunity (740)441 1962 Mobile homo lot lor rent In M d dleport $125 per month 740 992 3184 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepal od Now & Aebu It In Stock Ca 1Ron Evans 1 800 537 9526 One dock aha lor rent with eloc trtc and w1ter rwo cement patios lull hookup lor omal csmplng I all er with water t ecrrlc & sewer family typo call 740.992 5956 al tor7 00 Longaberger Baekots largo Peg Basket 99 Fathers Day Basktl 2000 Small Purse Small E1111 1 Candy Corn Votive Several Llna 1 Ca For Pr ces (30.)882 2531 Fruits MOBI~E Now I 000 Or Mort Br ck& MIKed Pltflrn $150 (3041875-1394 MHH:HANili SE NIW AND USED STEEL Sttal eeama Pipe Rebar For Concrete Ang o Channel Flat ear Stool Grating For Ora ns Or vaways & Walkwaya New 155 Ga ton Drums W lhl d & Ring $7 00 Each l&L Scrap Melli& (7401448-7300 Household Goode Almond Adm rol lltf~gorator $75 Almond OE While Konmo1a & Moytog Wuhoro $85 Each Whitt Dryora $50 And Upl OrganiC purple asparagus call or lease order at V rgll s Berry Patch east ot Syracuse on SR 124 Also Cub Cadetlractor with p ow mower & cultivator 1o horse 740-9927449 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Appliances Recond lioned Washer• Dryers Ranges Refrl gra1ora Up To 90 Dayo Guar ontotdl We Stf Now Maylag Appllancll Frtneh City Maytag NEW COMPUTERS $149 Down Includes Monitor P ntt Soft ware All Cred r We coma New Slart Sc ullons I 800.925-7333 1<0 44817115 Overweight? Try our prog am Bob ost 14 bs n I week Sate narural easy 1 888 906 OSOO J s MO 24 MO ets 9% FOR USllNGS CALL1-800-45HJO!IO c-911 2 1 0111 94 Oodgt Stootth AT V 8 32 valvll D 0 H C " " - aulomlltlc $5000 080 108 000 miles 740- 949-2100 1989 Cadttlac Sedan Devlllt (304I675-1B8 7 1997 Subaru Outback Spon pow er Steering AW Pl AIC Tnt Wheel 27 mpg S9500 (304)675 4118 Leave Meosago 1999 Ponliac Grand Am axce' lent condition loaded 29 ooo .,..,. s14 000 l40-3114-2976 78 Malibu 4!54 Auto Good Con dillon Asking $8750 or Parllal Trada (7401256-6200 Or (7401256-1738 85 Bronco 11 ••4 no rust runo good looks good $900 OBO 740-992-9627 91 Oldsmobile wagon $3500 (304)675 1188 93 Shadow v 8 5 Speed Cuo tom Wheal& $2000 95 Neon &OK 5 Speed $3000 86 KOBO $350 (7<01446-2247 ""'' 94 CObra Popup Cornpor By Flagotoff Elu:el1ont . . . - Nt Furnoco Tontod A&Oung $3000 (304)615-t713 w- We thought 01 you with loVe today lui that Is nollllng 11 new We thought about And.=~ We ll*lt ot you In lilenc8 We afton apeak SERVICES your name 810 Now Cll we hove ON memories And your picture Home Improvements our keepsake WATERPROOFING Willi which we'll Unconditional lleltme guarantee Local references furntshed Es 1975 Cal 24 Hrs (7401 «8.()870 I 800-287-1)576 R09 MveJpart God has you In 1111 keeping We have you In ... WlrorprP!ng our._.. C&C General Home Ualn tenence Patnttng v nyl s•d ng carpentry doors WindOwS bathS ti'IOI)M hOme repa,- and more For free estimate ca11 Chat 740 992 W.lov.you Willi, Kkll and family 8323 Livingston 1 Basement Water Proof•ng all basement repa rs done free est mates llfettma guarantee 1•yrs on JOb experi """' (304)895-3887 Roollng & Small Repairs 14 Years E11per ence Full Guar anteed And Insured F ee Estimates (7<0)245-9341 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commerclat In Memory Rodney G Olevaller I 19-49 - 5-9-91 We can t belit!lle It has been ten years since we heard yout votee: tdlng anolher story or joke wiring Missed but Never forgotten Adam Abbie, Debbie Family and Friends new sarv.ee 0t repa rs Masler Lfo censed electrician Ridenour Electrical WV000306 304 675 1786 !ra::;~;~::::::::::===~ Cin, IIUs, . . llfllr Sll1llcn, IIIIIs, elecb IIU, J1ft -~~.~ .....__ _...,..., coUectlles. "'- •·---- ]eluell9o WI - ...._ : .__•llel.ls, _,, ...-.at Illlias, 1111 estlle, lrMI JIICIIIga, Celebrate Mother's Day May 13th at the Iron Gate Gnlle and Restaurant Reservations suggested 615 Ma1n Street Pt Pleasant 98 Chrys or Sebring LXI v 6 Auto Ask ng $8750 1740)2586200 Or (7<0)256-1738 CARS $29/MONTHI POLICE M POUNDS & REPOSI HONDA S CHEVY 24 MO S 019 9% FOR LISTINGS! CALL I 800 .941 8777EXT C 9814 Chevy 1990 Lumtna 4 Doo 6 Cyl nder Auto A r T t Cru se AM/ FM Cassette H gh M les Runs & Looks Good $2300 (304)675 294~ lnaf!Ome You' memory Is BASEIIENT 91 Mercury Sable Wagon 56 000 M! es EJICeltenl Condil on $9 900 (740)2511--1425 304~675-2200 The Dally Sentinel Dodge Sleaith ES PW Pl CD A arm $4495 OBO V 6 DOHC l l"urr... 24 Va ve (7<0)245-5797 lflf 1999 Dodge Dakota Sport Club Cab 41<4 VB Excellent Cond lion All Power 22 000 Mile& Call After 5pm (740)4411--4316 82 F I 00 Good Work Truck 3 Speed Runs Good $500 (3041875 8832 610 Farm Equipment 92 Ford F 150 Ex ended Cab 71 000 M las Good Cond ton 2nd Owno $6800 (740 )3 68 9053 AM (7401388-8958 PM 1 Massey 7 Foot Cycle Bar 1 5 Foot Pick up 0 sk (740)256 6359 92 Ford F 150 6 Cy inder Loo«s Good Runs Great F rst $4600 Gets II (740)441-0682 504 lnternattonal tractor wide 1ron1 end 6 blade 6 box grader New Hoi and hay lne squa e bal e Ford brush hog My cond tlon e lnte nat anal pu type hay mower at lor $5 700 740 949 3343 96 Doage Dakota v 6 5 Speed Aoklng $4850 (740)256 1738 0 (740)256-6200 98 Dodge Durango SLT 360 En glne Tow Package Power Every th ng CD & Cassette Exce ent Condit on $15 BOO Consider Boat Or 4 Whee er T ade (304)675 5615 Or (740 )441 7829 730 Cultl Gator Harrow 1211 SIOO NH 478 Hayblne 9ft $3500 Kaa ten S lage Wagon wf Avco Nl Gear $1200 !304)576 9009 Fuo tank 1000 Gal ona W 111 Mo 1or $850 Fuo Tank 2000 Galon With Motor $1200 550 Fuo Tank Willi Gaa Motor $750 2000 Go on Wotor Tank S850 Fuel Tank For Waato 011 $250 A I Size Hoe Buckell Thsl fill 215 Cal Hct M IC Pumps & Ganerato 1 Tamper F tl 41fS Cat B.!lck Hoe M sc Staal Beams Jack Hamme & Air drl 1 Lovol & Transit (140)643 2918 Or (7401&43-2144 rrlgat on System Solid Sot Ideo For Vegetab as Or Totlacco $4800 13041937 2805 Vana your When Sunday 13 2001 Where Tuppers Plarns F re Dept 11 00 o clock Cost $5 00 a dmner Manu Chicken or BBQ nbs Coleslaw bake beans & roll Tea or coffee P e or eake eKire 1995 2 Door Blazer (304)ll82 2018 After 5pm We would like to announce that our Pomeroy facility now has a new Call Center Manager. We are currently seeking to flU over 100 positions. No exp. necessary. Earn up to S15/hr. Very ftexlble scheduling. Both f/t and p/t avail. Medicat/Dentat/Pd vacatlon/Mgmt. opps. avail for f/t. Call today, start tomorrow. 1-888-97 4-JOBS WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU 1 $7500 1995 F 150 E•tendad Cab 4WD long bed 15t5 000 mlea automat c mony oxtros Sit 500 740 992 1640 1919 Toyota Tacoma blended Cab 4 Cy ndar 5 Spood Air H Cru!H $17 000 (7<0)441-9389 For 15 Words 1 to 3 Days 740 Yard Sale Ads Motorcycles 118!,;, Suzuki 2WD Excellent Cond,tlon. $2800 (740)448-1062 1998 Honda 1e0 Shadow Cla~s lc. 8 000 Mll11 Excelent Cond ton $4500 1740)3e7-7750 Over Only 15 Words, 20~ Per Word @ii'iij@htCk WlthPC oij I I!) 760 Boat• & Motors for Sale Bul AI Bed (740)258-8510 4 H And FFA Club Pigs Hamp York & Duroe C oss (7401388 9033 1995 P oCrah 17 Foot Bass Boat 99B 1 Hundred Ho se Me cury S8500 Or Trade (304 882 3652 Baby Ducks $2 00 Baby Chicks St 00 G owrt Ducks $3 oo (740)256-9214 LOCAL COMPANY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT & 4·WDs 16 Foot A uml num Bass Boat 40 HP Mercury Moto Toil ng Moto & All Extras 12500 (740 1379 2706 Liveatock 3 Year Old Registered Angus (7401448-9088 Clmpera & 11cJtar Home1 -.- McKean Fa m 558 Centenary Road Gatllpot s OH Phone (740)446--9442 HOMI OWNERS Huga Inventory Discount Prlcee On VInyl Sk r1 ng. Dooro Wind owl Anchort Water Heater• Plumb ng & Eloclr co Psrll Fur nocos & Heal Pumpo Bonnett• Mobile Home Supply 740 441 9411 wwworvbcomfOtnntll Couple All Modern Amtnllloo 3 Bedrooms Bpoclouo Living 1 112 Batho Roar Dock HVAC $800/ mo Pluo l.lt lltltt Stcurlly And 1<1)1 Dtpoolt No Pats Aoltrtnc., lloqulrtd (740)448-4425 Or (740j448-393e SO DOWN CARS! POLICE IM POUNDS I REPOSI HONDA S CHEVY'S JEEP'S. LOW AS $211 & w T Fall ForLeaae lobGHmore Who paiMd owoy 2 y-. ogo lodoy May91h. VegetableS HOMEGROWN STRAWBERRIES * Two bedroom aPa tmant stove rolr gorator Middleport one bed room apartment Pomeroy stove retrtgoralor 740-7•2 7403 Autos for Sale 1987 Olds 98 Rogoncy 171 764 mlloo noodo engine bast olfor 740-992-o766 19B8 ChBYrolet Corsica m good conclidon 740-742 1314 aaoo.oo Polctlmpoundl& Roposl Toyotas Chevy's Jeeps! Pla&IO Call lor llshnga I 800--451-QSOO Ell C9817 Twin Rlvlr'Towera now accepting sppllcatlona i>r I BR HUD slbsld!zod apt i>r -rly EOH (304)6758879 710 550 180CJ.7~150 Tara Townhouse Apartments Vary Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Ftoora CA I 1/2 Bath Fully Car paled Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pallo Start 1365/Mo No Polo Lease Plus Security Deposit Re qulred Oaya 740 446 3481 Evenings 740 387 0502 740 «8-()101 TRA'JSPORTATION F1ox1Jfe Financing Available ATIENTION F nancta Planners/ Accountants/Insurance Agents/ Home Improvement Contractors! Mortgage company has davel oped procedure for submitting loano 11 you have tho elonts ""' will pay you as the loan ofticarl Iowa Rep oomod $3&1/FIIIST YR! Ex(/pm ull-aDQ.215-2200 448-0008 Tobacco Plants Order Now To Guarantee Early Spring Plantings Increase Allotments Mean Extra Planta Thank You For Your Busr ness Calf Danny Dewhurst Loavo Meouge (3041895-3740 Or (304)895-3789 beaches fabwlous sunse1s1 De lu•o roomslkllchanolleo 4 bolco -ntes OYOrtopklng 1111 Gulf o1 Meld co Island Inn Beach Auort Treasure Island FLA. BOO 241 9980 www Is andtnnresorl com Near St PetllrltlUrg pres ion lnllemoryct 650 Seed I Fertilizer :En"~98~2~al!''!mllll!'117!;1;:;"';,;;;,;;-l SUN 1SAN6'50MF White sandy Trollrng Molor $50 Romrngton 870 20 Gauge With 2 Barreto Scope & Sling $100 New Picnic Tables S99 Each Alv n Hors berger 4789 Patriot Roed In Ctldmuo eOHIIOIPrfcllf r--olono AM Typeo Access ro Ove! 10 ooo ?40Tr•nflftiSitOnl Colt. Tr•nsler Ca3:.245 5177 3765 Hay I 8tight w.. Til Straw Year Round Defwery & Votume Ots eount AlfaUab51 Heritage Farm (3041675-5124 1995 Chevy Clvalrer Rally Sport 2 Door Automatic Air CD player $5800 (304)675 2949 wwwnpetsancom Honeysuckle Hills Apartment& Locolod On Colonial Drfvo Bolllnd Highway Patrol PoJI On Jact<son Pike 1 Bodroom Now Available Rent Starts $2401 Month Low and Moderato Income Equal Housing Opportunity (74014411--3344 TOO Grein 220 Volt $125 00 Also Westinghouse Dehumldrler Willi controls $75 00 Call (3041675 3485 CaR TOday 1 800-711.0158 Gracloul living 1 and 2 - m opanm..ta at Village Manor and Rlvorsldt Apenm~~~~ tn Middle port From $278 $348 Call 740 992 5084 Equal Housing Oppor lunlllts Hay 1 AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES WOLFFTNINNl BEDS Homo JCommareial unit& FREE Color Cltatog lng Raler•nces & Depoail Re qulrod Utllltloo Furnished (740)448-,1519 -21115 640 199-4 Thundarblrd 1 Owner Low miles garage Kept E•cellent Cond lion loaded $6 600 (304)675-7545 ·~~ Chrlsly o Family Living 33140 Now lima Rd Rutland Ohio, 740142 7403 Apartment homa and trailer rtntllt Commercial storefronts available for lease Vacan LillOUiin can bo regillorod; young bucUI<In -..,nd ponr and donkey for nle 740 1870 Corvette SUng Ray Priced To Soli I Eacollent Condflron (7.0}C41-092 (7.aD)U& 4803 1 ~-~~~~~~<0~)~~~6~369~~:-~lstat eEAUTfFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK .IIDN ESTATES 52 WestwoOd 'Orlve trom $217 1o S3e3 Walk to shop & movlos Call 74Q-448 2588 Equal Howilg Opportunity 510 -$3195 Now~ lum- - Fittinglln SIOCk RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacksoo Olio 1-800-5379528 Whirlpool 18 000 A c wllhermo Both Lose! Rent Water & Trash Paid On 588 $375 00 (7401"6 9487 350 Lola I Ac,..ge SOOu!lul teoo eq Foot Aestonod 2nd Floor Aplrtment In M 1torlc U Aerts wth euut!lul Lake Olotrlct ldtll For Proteulonal nett HORSESHOEIIIG Ceftllled Farrio< Fred o , _ (74012511•- Water rne Speelal 314 200 PSI S2t 95 Per 100 I 200 PSI $37 oo Per 100 All Brass Com Mobile Homos OUr 1 Speciality I 740-4.f8.8308 80029I-OD98 15•30 Above Ground Pool 4 Years Old t;roat Shape With 7 4 7 2 Two Bedroom Apanmants For 490 T._.,an Hi Efhetener 90'% Gas Furnocos Oil F..-noc:es 12 Soar Hoat Pump Air Cond 1 onlng Systoms Free 8 V..ar Warranty Bennens Heat ng & Cool•ng t aoo-.72-5967 www on!J.e<>n>'bon- Fair Show Pigs ComactToyfor In E~ 111•74012411-9CM7 1992 Borella V6 Automatic $3295 1994 Cavalier 12695 1993 Cavalier Four Door $2395 t 995 S I 0 $4295 1995 S I 0 S••ss 1996 Silverado •tx4 E•tonded Cab St3 900 COOK MDTDIIS( 7<0)146-CJI03 ooo 2 BR In Point Pleasant Rotorenc- 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Off Krfner Road $750 Down Easy Te m CaH Oavd 01 BOO 333 6910 Two car garage/apartmtnt n M ddleport two btdroomo lull bath LA kltohon with tiiOtrlc range contra! 11r 740 185 3850 or 740 992 2¥95 ~ 11 monts Clean No Pall No Smok monoy llllmEJmM.HIIIIEOWIIERS STEEL B!JILOINGS Now Pre-enWindow Unfl Air COnditioners 90 Doy GuaraniM (7401886--7531 (7401886-0047 A 530 n quH Anllqua 8 Ploco Bedroom Suilt Mahovony Honduran Solid (3041675-28111 Buy or 1111 Rwerina Antiques 1124 East Main on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740-992 2528 or 740-992 1539 Ala Moore owner: ........,_... l'8op1o $100 You Call Bonn,. 836-4052. a---..... 1000+ Square Foot Olflco Space For lltntln Golf polls $350/mo (740 )4411--7130 Older home for sate In DeMttr liking $42 000 7<0 742 2218 -I Ulod Frmllln 2 Pioce LMngroom Sulllo $3M ~ Sol T - Used HOMES FROM $199 30/Mo 1 3BR Repos/Forec osures fee 4% down For L stings/Payment De 181&18007193001•1185 New Constructed House Up To 6 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths 2 Hat Baths 2 Full K tchens 1 Large Enough To Eel In Formal Dining Room Great Room Large Master Suite W lh Will poo Tub Largo Ce amlc Showe 3 Car Garagt Plus 30x40 Out Bu ding On 1 Plus Wooded Acrea In Green 'rownahlp Pluo Much Much More Sovt 8% Baforo Llotlng With Rill Eatate 8rok1r Prlcod 1340 000 (740)245-9033 (3041675-1422 515 Moln Strwt1. Point Pleasant Furnished 2 & 3 Room Apart !I Limited Or No Credll1 340 Ma1n Stroot fumitln c1ts now : -room. 330 11423. """ Mollohan Carpet 202 Clarll Chafll!1 Rd Portar OH Free Est1mates Easy Financing or 90 days uma as cash V•sa Mastercard Accepted (740)«8 7444 or I 177-830-9162 4 room Downstairs Water paid Olvorood Muor Sol Largo fleet wood Double Wide 5000 Equ ty has boon forla ted TOLL FREE 1-8811565-0167 • fllt-4!m 4 bedroom houH Pomaroy good home appraised $27 500 call 740-742 7<031eave .-..osage 5599 cal (:IM~ os & Depoall lleqiOrod (7401446- last! (7401448-3083 Anal Dayo Nationwide Inventory Roductlonl (3041738-3409 Opportunity !NOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bust ness with people you know and NOT to send money through the mall until you have Investigated tho oflarlng 2 Bedroom I Milt From Town ldool FOr 1 2 Pooplt Wotor 6 Trash furnllhod No Pets Ronl $285 Dopoolt $150 (7401«11-0781 II entora wanltd call 700 38 0 Room Hut . . _ Front ....., "' King Mattre$1 set Plush p T Nw In PKUge Lilt $1899 Sell 6154 c- oeort & , ... up (:IMJIIS-3n3 a USED APPUAMCU Washers dryers retngeratOfl ranges Skaggs Apptoancos 76 Vrno Stroot CaH 740-448 7398 t-aaa-a1fi-Ot28 ........., .............. lor 1 btdl"""' ... .....---~ hotM in Widdltporl refaftncll and deposit required 740 992 1981 Nashaua Mobile Home 14x70 2 Btckoorn I Bath Dining Move In Oakwood (7<0)4411--3093 (740~ 0000 304-138-1295 2 bedroom lrlliler with _.so in T-ra Plllnl $275 "'"nth plus -ldlposl7-73481 """" Call TUIIIED DOWN ON $10.f)OOI llopol & -~· FOr LIOtings 1.-.319-3323 ht 17011 t9l7 Sfrytlno Clmoron and lot lor Ale $6000 Cal 740-9482t23or 7-2141 111 Time Homo Buyera Program Special Financing Available (3041755-SS&e SDCIAL IECUNTY /Ill? No """ Unltsl Wt Wln1 ..., Rofrigoralor. l'&th Shod fonce $1200 080 (3041675 3001 Any limo P'<OI38S-4217 \nc&oo8s Slowe - ,_,.._1 u-- ~-~-Hot~~ ~~ 3040 Gatlon tfto Good Cond•ttan Foroc:loo~ Homes From 99 mobile home 14170 three bedroom& two baths $425 per month noftrencu requinod 7401119-3000- 5pm. UndofpiMtng 1982 14K70 ~T2 bedroom I larlll botll with heat pump 1 ole Sf.500 740 591 4043or7-.- P AY OFF ALL MAJOR CREDIT CAROB for 5% ol balance! II you owe ltso then 95% of credit llnlll there will bo no out-of pecflet ox BUY 1176 •••70 2 3 - . . . . lots - .-r-.(3041875-"* <llport.no-.7-- 420 Mobile Homes for Rent Of 1~1118!l111. Odd )Obi WtOdtatlng OUIIIdO f)llnltlg mowing grill will clean out building• clean up yardl 740-992 9314 Will Repair Automobiles Lawn Mowers end Farm Tractora Cortlllod Mtchanlc Call (740!"1-ot99 9-Spm only StiltS oo Ptr Willi Air And t--.3428 ~~-~~-wash For Bale oro. ~- 1 and relr.._·•--,..--....-3407 -· ThoropsOftl Appllonco lor """(74013M-2110 4 I J _ , - l o r , . , . In Mill- Prfol Program Ron..rs N . - 14•70 - · Drum lrot Dotrvery free Sttup only $99115 1 ---3428 CREDrT PROBLEMS? CAll THE CREDIT EXPERTS LICENSED/ BONDED CORRECT/REMOVE BAD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY LAWSUITS JUDGMENTS AAA RAllNG 1-888-81HJ91l2. - . UOO ~._,Ill- lnyba The Entire Neighborhood To voyr vard Salol Mall to The Daily Sentinel Classified Ads 111 Court Strpet OH 45769 �- -- -. The Dally Sanllntl • Pete II 5 tt:-OJ,IIIdlltpart, Ohio UNOA'S Al*ld,Ohlo Truck -u, car 'ICIIdc a· 'I, nell: tap&, "T..U r~w,..;.­ ofpai·ri·- lAt. ... do&for.,....- .... .,_ AdvertiH ~·· a WAil lED ,_IIIG ............ 9-5 for$25 per ,._.ell .CIIICI month ..........735 ~- Olllrrlrr,aM,.... In this space I :1 • • .g ~~· ..... =·.... . -~1· . f ~ 1/J! · Advertise In this space Wrftesel ...: AI...._...,_.. Free Est1mates 740 -992-1101 or 992·2753 permonlh. lllillllnlnce- G.-..Down Spout c-mruu 1.,., DO.ren 1DIJIJ St. Rt. for$25 Roefllng-llo!nt Eqal........... Factoey Alllhoilad • Granl Sud • np.ou • nil Dirt Air Cooldlllonll• FRANK & EARNEST . "We &KvlctiAJ/ MakfiS. Wamer Heating & Cooling, Inc. . Under new ownel'llhlp It 11 now ICEVISIONI6T 992•3470 _ . .. .., . . , •• HNI Ylllll' JUptto Kllow, DeJhoeml RJpt to Your .......... 11o111e ...........,. • Muldi llddoller Senka Coo1t11u.. OH 46723 Pabllc Nollas mNn,.._.pen. t416TO~Y• ~OliN ttOOl> L.lcenaad •.,...... ,.._ • JMIIral•lbermal :lone • IAnnox Public Notice LEGAL Thl abOVI ADVEIITISI!MENT dMcrlllld ptOplfty II furthlr known 11 SHEIIIFF"S·SAL£ 412ecJ81111 A - 33. (CIN No. DO CV 141) Shldl, Ohio 45775. A d1poalt of a TINt Sill• ol Ohio, CERTIFIED CHECK, Oltlwa County, aa. :~ayabll to .-thl Purauanl to the Shlrltf, or CASH, lor command of and ten (10%) percent of ordtr ol 1111 l..uld thl purch111 price from till Court or wHI 111 ,.qulrld 11 the Common Pl1a1 of tlml thl bid Ia ..ld county, and to _,ad. ml dlrtctld, In thl I T h 1 F UL L action or LaSalle purchaM price ahall N1tlon1l Bank, All be plld TO THE Tru-, PlalntHf VI. SHERIFF within Cl'llg Henning, lt. al, THIRTY (30) d1y1 dllendlnta, I, J - from the dill o1 the Soulaby, Shtrlff, 111111 .................. pHI orrar for •••• at within light (8) e11ye public auction, on the from the dlla o1 1111 flret floor, In thl lhd bear lnllrell 11 aiMtnbly roon1 o1 the Ilia rata olten (111%) llalga County per cent until paid Caurlho!MI, cln June and on flllur• to do 1~· 2001, at . 11 :00 10, tha purch111r o clock a.m. ol Hid ahall 111 ICIJudgld In day, th1 following contempt of court dHCrlllld Ianda and Appral10d 11: ..,_,.. to wit $22,500.00. Situated In the T1rma of ule: County ol Mtlga, and -h. In the S18t1 ol Ohio, and 11M Townahlp ol CRAIG V. EMAHISER, Badto.d: Shtrlff IN THE VIU.AGE OF BURUNGHAII, IN Mlcheal J. Linden, RANGE NO. 13, Altomey TOWN NQ. 3, LOT 1111 Chitter AWIIUI, NO. 1140 SECTION 1400 NO. 17.21/1 DO ACRES CIIVIIInd, Ohio AND DESCliiBED AS 44114 PAIIT 01' PHILLIP'S LOT, IT BEING THE (5) 8, 16, 23 SAME LOT SAID BY AT ' TAX BALE ,- - - - - - GEORGI! P. STOUT, __P_u_bl_lc_N_ot_lce __ TRI!A8UIIER, TO J.R. 1 LEGAL . STENEART, ADV Public Nollc:e Ro8d 11 the on Jenuary 10, 1-. o1 Serving c:ustomers 11 years .. ·- Public Nollce .... ,. ·-a..o- Long llolluon Pl. Plnnrt bou:t:_. ,.._ .. = 'MtllloWI·-- ...NO, NO.•:n\E TWO VEC:£:,1E.:> m_.... 'You 1-'Jo..\/E Y<X.JR ~OlC£~THO V~E!:> \oil~ C/'UD\5-"ffil~ a<~ Tfli'\r ()!>(.', ~ 0\t-~N&! 11- ~etrlltr, Dry * /.!. . , lidf'SEIG• AIIDAII COMPRESSORS Compl:e" Mobile ....... Hlll'l •-ff Sfttlft Repslia . Toll Frtt HARTWELL STORAGE SYSTEMS IF 'r'OO'RE ~ON6R'{ AND 't'OU REALL't' WANT 'I'OIJR SUPPER, 'I'OU AAI/E TO KNOW HOW TO · STARE AT THE 8ACI<. pOOR .•. 'fOUR E'(ES HAVE TO .-LI\;~n l.IKE TI<IE 8EACON FROM A L16~THOUSE! . A 6001' STARE CAN PEa THE PAINT RI61-1T OFF THE DOOR ! . . ... .. .. . .. " ' ~ . ... ~ •. ,~ , .... ~ --~~ . 1 ·•···· .. . .. . •' l , ,, 1 , '""'f ,...... In thiS SpiCe Sl'll4::JAL F1NANCI3 DI!PA.RTMIOO I Bankruptcy? Credh Problems? "We Can Jfelp"ll Call U. f'lrlt Or We Both l.olel P" ' for $25 per ·ISIJI'IIIgaetyouao~g~or ,. '' Ask For Mike Hindle th m0n • 79or Ev•ry ,Spring Tune-Up . - - - - - - - - -~ g1t I FREE Blade Sharpening. ROBERlBI$$11 Naw equipment •rrlvl,ng dally S. Manning. Wwy111 or Jim CONSTRUCTION ,or 1 RIAL DI!A~ 011 a -lawn tractor, • Nely Homtl · lawn mover or WIOd trimmer. L..-----....;.J Cellular· . •Girlgtl , Complete R6~llng Stop & Com""re ,... FREE ESnMAi'ES " • '· : 992-5479 992·2975 I , .. a ~ ~ ~ " ' ~~ • ,"" w • ,,. , , ••• • ,.,. •, • • • • .. ,. ... t . .. • .. ' .... ~·. ':, .... ....... - •V ' ... ·. eft Warner In Sal•• & Servl~ 204 Condor St P<>maroy 1871 •• ,,. , GVII holder .... a F'* d"- ~ 2011wll .... .... -ror..-. I • I) I I ii •• I I' ~~~~~E~~m~~~E~ETTERS I' ~;c:~~~~~ l.ETTERS TO r I' r I' I' I' I I I I I I I· [- I· SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Petrol· Hunch • Nomad. Wrench s WATCH "Your heart is as steady as a clock ," the doc told his elderly patient 'Tm sure it is ," was the reply , '"your hand In on my WATCH ." .•. i 1·314-675·7824 ' t.aoo-1!0·!1077 · Red~ ·c..,.erdll New C-I"IICIIoa Seleo Senlce INallatlon Specialqln Shoot Metal Duc'-11 Servlna Ohio aad w.v. "Trrne" Salt. fl Bonlee For L..-W;.;,V,;,;;;103~17~11::........1 G.Ubo, ~;lad Mllp C~M LicenMCI IUid (1111111'111 WV ,... , ....., 17 . - - - - - - . . . , ..,.,,___ _ _ _..,..,.,-_ __;__ __..J , Advertise ' Ia rt""lr work ,• .... 41LM1nl-.t "• I 740-985-31148 , , a•u -- 40 Ill Wf ElATE MEcHANICAL COI'miACTORS . CONCREIF/BLniYhiRICK "'IV" • Footen, Wall., !IIepa • Flat Work, Replact~~~tnb, • Wolkl and Drives. Steodl Crete Free Elllmota _. 11 .....'111n :n l'clld 2Z Cfwllp I W• .... I Dill •a.-, 'D A1wwJ1r • T - ol described deal 92 from 20,._Unlt II II . ... l u the 1975 Bermuda . 41 E- II • IIIOJdl a n • Bowl final. With 31 fomwlir, a •· 11 today' s Nonh-South hands, the Italians Benito Garozzo and Giorgio Belladonna reached seven clubs. West had king-doubleton of clubs, so the grand slam made. Italy won 12 points on the board instead of losing 17 if the grand had failed - as the per· centage table predicts it should. And Italy beat the United Stales by only 25 points. Afterwards, howevs er, the analysts got to ·work. What if Eddie Kantar, West, had played a smooth club king at trick IWO. If CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUll c.ntpoa , that card were a sins Cllttlltl)' ~ t:r)'f*:pWIIIara 91811C1 from qu Cillo!• by 1.mout gleton, the contract .....,., Pill Elcft - " ' . . cipher might slill be makable. Todly'l clue: B equa/6 C Suppose tile full 'YZRRPIIY VXK HPM'R CVE layout were as in the WPWWPZW.' AZRRZ diagram. After a heart ruff and a club to the KHUPW king and ace, declarer can cash 1he bean ace, discarding a diamond, p X .X MZUZE GHTZ IISZ ruff a heart in hand, take three spade tricks GPWRHTZ vc AZPMY and lhe diamond ace, H Y H "p M I ' WZUZMRF play a diamond to dummy's king, and B HW ZF WRZMYZX ruff another bean in PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I like poeme you can leek all over hand. wit~ a hammer and lhare ara no hollow places.' John Aahbety Everyone is down 10 three cards. Dummy has a bean, a diamond and the ·club ·queen. South holds a spade O Rtorranoo la1t01ra ol -lha '""' rcrambltd -d• bo· and the jack-nine of low to lorm '""' aimpla clubs. And East retains ZJ;REFE his 10.7-5 of clubs. Declarer ruffs his spade -in the dummy, then calls for either card to pull off a trump GICIN coup. n-2 Note that this plan would have failed with the spade distribution h:-..--1_N,.....V-r-A_E..--1'~!, Well known politician to yesterday because Easl 4 1 15 1· 1 .. would have ruffed lhe . . . . audi~nce: 'The most important third round of spades. , . political office thai a person can When shown this __,s,..·_LTE_ErrP-.-T.....,......-11 ~,old is that of private - ---s. s." possibility at the final 16 0 Complele the chudd. _,.d • • • by filling in lho· m-. -ds banquet, Belladonna you develop lrom otep No. :1 loalow. wouldn't be at the banquet, because he would s1ill be at lhe tah le deciding what to do! month· RaclRI, Ohio 48771 t 17 Pstdw part a ........ I . ~~~~d c.~~r· th~; Thursday, May 10, 2001 The possibility of fulfilling your hopes and ex pee lations in the year ahead will be better than usual. What transpires could be rewarding for you both ma1erially and socially. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Time is too precious to S<Juander. on just anybody today. Try to find some time to share it with people you truly love and enjoy being around. Know where to look for romance and you'll find it. 11lc AstrosGraph · Matchmaker instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect f~r you. Mail $2.7.5 to Matchmaks er, c/o this newspaper, P.O. BoK 17.58. Murray Hill Slation, ' New York, NY 101.56, GEMINI (May 2l·June 20) ·· Today you could get involved in some stimulating conversa:ion ,with people who share your views and philoso· phies. .Through the discussion you'll grasp something new 1ha1 could help you a lot. CANCER (June 21·July 22) You're in a favorable trend for accumulation today. but il z· ', .. 12 l't (a Cl I .. 0 r.... ...,.., DOWN I Ftf CIIUCidl 2001111fllldllll . . . ot 11111$011 .. ... ;::eas~;{!~f h;0~ ~~~ -· 40-.....,_ ,. \ :n f-. 992-1717 ~~~~~~ 7 . . . . . , . .. . 7 'T!'Ij. . -1.,..1--rl-1 St. Rt. 7 lOx 10$40 10x20$60 WI.NDOW P/B ... 2 •t t . . . . . I - OUALITY I .f, -d•. t 166 299-4445 . · llln 171'11-- I Repalroo Llwa Tracton, Mowen, 11llen, WIITIIIty CONTRACTORS, INC. •• t and- .THE BORN LOSER ......,.lei JANUARY 111, 1888 ERTISEMENT AND DEEDED BY J.N. SHERIFF'S SALE RATHBURN, AUDITOR TO SILAS (Cue No. 00cv65) B. SANBORN, The Stile of Ohio, JANUARY 12, 1118. Melga County, 11, ALSO THE FOLLOWING LOT IN Purauent to the SAID VILLAGE OF command of and order Of 1111 IIIUICI BURUNGHAII, BEING PART OF from th1 Court of SECTION NO. 17, · Common Piau of TOWN NO. 3 AND oold county, end to RANGE NO. 13. me directed, In the BEGINNING 100 action of LeSelle I'IET NORTH OF THE Netlonal Bank, AI Truat1~, Plaintiff va. SOUTHEAST Tare• Garnee, II. al, CORNER OF A LOT f d D DEEDED TO JOB t en anII • I• J a mOl PHILLIP& BY JOHN Soulaby, Sheriff, ahall offer for ule at public 8TORV, DECEMBER auction, on the front • Purauant to II.C. Hlrrll, IUCCIIIOra In 21, 11146. THENCE atepa of the Mtlga 5301.332, notice Ia lnternt.to L1110ra NORTH 50 FEET, 8 THINCE DOWN"THE County Courthoun, hereby glvan to Roy (5) June 15, 2001 at Prol)tt, orlglnaiiM-.1=~~~~~~ ROAD IN A on 10:00 a.m. of aeld whoae 1111 known 1. ' Public IOUTHI!RLY day, the following addreae 11 lleclne, OIRI!CTION TO A deacrlbed Iande and Ohio, and · the PUBLIC NOTICE POINT·DUI WEST OF tant1111nte to wll: fOllowing 111lg11111 ol Thl Am Ag1111cy an THE STARTING Sltuatid In the record: Harold Allrlm, Aging at lluckeye POINt\ TH!lNCE County of Melga, In whoet leal known Hlllt·Hocklng Valley EA.T TO THE PLACE 0 F BEGINNING, lhe Stile of .Ohio lnd 1ddr111 Ia 534 N. Reglonll Dlvolop1111nt CONTAINING ·oN•· In the Vlllaga of New W.lnut Strlll, Logan: Dlltrlct, Route 1 Box Rankin A. Picken a, Mlrllltl Ohio FIFTH OF AN~ Pom1roy: that cerlllln trect who11 lilt known 18 requutlng MOllE OR U!IS, AND orAllpar cal of lend, ldclnH II Middleport, ala I or BEING A PART 01' eltuete, lying and Ohio; Ralph Johnaon Dllllll THE Plll!lllll!l Relatlll Dlmanue . CONVEYED BY J.J. ·llllngln 1111 VIllage of end Gulleva Johnaon, Pomeroy, County of who I I Ia at known Fundld Progrem LEA AND WIFE FOR Hocking, lga end Stell of eddllll · II Racine, M. II. TUBBS, BY DI!I!D ~ DATED SEPTEMBER Ohio, and baln;. o: Monro•. 1 n d who•• Noble, Perry I, !lOti, AHO know n dllllnatad on a map 1ddre11 Ia a n W allhlngton RECORDED IN of IJI'OOin Holghll, Olllo; LIWII Countlll. Smell, VOLUME t5, PAGE · c1o by Breece 1111d wholl lui minority-owned end 1111 448, MEIGS COUNTY CarPI~ lleglattrld • d d r • • • · buelneu DEED · RECORDS, l!ngln.:.. W"t enterprlau art AND LATE .Huntlnglon, · wv, P.,ktrlburg, VIrginia; John H. encouragld to eubmlt CONVEYED BY A.M. October 17 • Rldg1dy, wholl Ieat propo••••· Details of TUBBS, HIS WIFE TO deled ~ o1 which known · addre.. 11_ earvlcaa end funding 11142 1 AINSLEY H. ELLIOT lft!IP Wll rccordod In Pom~roy, Ohio: and .,• . Included In the AND AGNES A. lhe olflce or the Thomea B. McGowan, RFP. Tachnlcol ELLIOT, HIS WIFE, Recorder of Melge whou lut known aaeletance avallebl~ THE GRANTORS County Ohio eddren Ia Muon, upon roqueel. HEREIN BY liEED December , 11142, Wilt VIrginia, that the completed propoaata DATED OCTOBER, ·recorded In 17 Pill Book IIIII for natural oil deadline S:oo P.M. 11121 ANO N 3 p 18143 lnd 44 end gaa, executed by June 15, 2001. Call RECORDED IN .~· L~t Brown, end Clorence V. Prlco. and Debbie VOLUME 123, PAGE b n g No. 30 m r · Mllldne Price, husband Plenn'~ et 740·374· 1 0 11 123, RECORDS 01' clllerlllld end wlfo, of Portlend, 114311 for RFP picket. DEEDS 01' MEIGS Plrtlculerly followe: · Ohio, to the ~rlglnel , (5) ItT 11 .. COUNTY, OHIO. Beginning •• • ••••••· Roy Profitt, . . Parcel Number: 01, . ·111 11 d~ Jlnuery 6, 11169, point In thi ·Sou ne . llanted for record 00005•. \1 pr . MEN ;------..., 446 4 5 740-992·7599 MA~ICIEI> Ripley 372-6840 7254 \ '-A IN IANP OF Toll Free1 886 813 6595 corner llllwHn L.cJg and ncord1d In 30 and 31 11 ahDwn Volil- 55, Page 283, on Hid mep; !!'·~~ 1of the LoaM 11-rd• with the 111d line o1 ol Meigs County, Ohio, •EI•c..-a .......... Uncoln Roed, N. 79 hal blcome forlallld dag. 51' W. 50 fill, blcauu tha tarm of thence ·with the Hid the ..... hal 1xplrld line bllw01n loll 21 without production or 8nd 30, lOUth 10 deg. oil or gee beyond thl IO"W. 223.81 fall; INH tarm end without 111111111 N. 88 dag. 08' payment ol rcnblle or l_.Jr;~;__j E. 50.13 1111: thence royaltle•, contrary to with 30 thoand IIRiilllwHn e ... - ·lld Of the...... Iota 31, H. 10 t h Thl prlrlllrTh--~--dag. CKI' E. 214.25 oompriM 145 acrea, E fill, to the point o1 more or 1111, In BUND· SPOT lllalnnlng. Section 15, Town 2, BUILDIIIIIINC. High&: fha above Range 11, Lebanon ·l'lewH-•VIII,r (flctoryOullll) dolcrllllcl property 11 Towne hlp, llelg• SWI8a Ne,rGuofos AlfVflltleal ........ Self'-Sto... furthlr known •• County, Ohio, N-.end --'•to 1 • •• • • ...... .. 11 oar 1871 Uncoln Hill Dr., n -on u,.. veu• -• 'FritZ Joe . ,.. •• ~. ........ Pomeroy, Ohio 45781. by ·1ii nde VJ" A depoe II or a Buck, on the Eell by AdcUtloiii•IIGollza UP TO 7K OFF HilaruJRd. CERTIFIED CHECK, tho Iande of Clerence COIIIIIIOAL .. II5IDBIIIAI. • Vutiulo..• Wood Pomeroy, Ohio peyabfa to 11M Sheriff, P r off Itt, · J o h n • Mlnlt • Ete or CABH, for tan For1man, John FREE ESTIMATES (tO%) percent or till Proffitt, and state 144~.-.Hs nt• purchaH price will ill Rout1. 124, on the . ____ _ '74o-992-5232 required 11 the limo South by 11M IInde ol (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 11M bid 1e acceplld. Chari•• Hall, end Th • F u L L 1<11- Aluminum, and . purchall price •han on tha Wnt by the · b1 paid · TO THE llndl ol Dorll Mllltr, fl ISENSINQTON SHERIFF within Kal- Aluminum, and WIIIICJJI HIAT THIRTY (3«1) deye Chartoa Hall. _,IIOIIliCHIIOLOQV from the date of the Being the ume 1111, lnd unlne peld premiHI eonveyld to 211870 Bllhzn RIIICI ICUPI THE within eight (B) deya Clarence V. Prlco end Raelno, Ohio ,IUIIUL1t• HEAT lrom the date of •I• Maxine Prlc• from · 45771 OUT AND WIN IUl ahall Iller lntarell 11 Dorothy Wolfe, et al. 740-949-2217 Tllll HIAT Ill the l'8tl of ten (10'Kt) by goner11 warranty Bl OCKI OUT ll.ft SIZBI 5' X 10' par Clnl . until pale!, dlld dllad October 011 D.tiiAGIII and on failure to do 31, 11142, for to 10' x 30' IL11IAVIOI.IT IIAYI ao, th1 purchanr record on January 21, MCTOIIY DIIIICT ahall Ill adjudged In 1843, and recorded In Houre ' I-'ll•' . PRICING conl8mpt o1 court. Volum1 148, Page 432, 7:00AM • 8:00PM Appral . . d, at: D11d Recorda of...__ _ _ _ _....... $12,000.00. Melp County, Ohio. Term1 Of 1111: By reaaon Of IUCh caah. failure and breach, Jeffrey c. Harrla and JAMES SAULSBY, Deborah M. Herrle, Sheriff •ucceeaore In lnternt to 1111ora, Inland to Michael J. Unden declar• the' laue lorfeltld and to file for Attorney for Plaintiff 1111 CIIZCIZr Avenue record en affidavit of for1alture with tha Suit• 400 Cleveland, Ohio Mllga . County 44114 llecordar II the 1-•• (5) 8, 16, 23 and hie proper Advertla, alllallllt do·not have lhl rlllllld of In thl1 apace · Public Notice record within 30 dlya for$25 per from the date of thll NOTICE BY notice by publication. PUBUCATION OF INTENTION TO DECLARE LEASE Jam• D. for Slllery Attorney Jeffrey c. FORFEITED Harrla end Dlborlh M. ~~--------------------------~ .:t'Vf GOT TO ro~'-Y ...P.T.A. MffTIIIG l>llll'lf'. TOHI6t4T V::J.~l:f. GL.iAII Tttf ANI> tiiS Gene . . . . . . . Flnll, Owrw r------BISSELL ..... 9 . YcsJerday, ----- .. ~ BY l'lm..LIP ALDER HOwardL 1158DA13 17HIIA13 11HDA13 • Scenario :~J~~ Funds; Mortgage; MaJor Medical • Nursing Home !e ........ .... '9995 .... •' Eme~gency 992-3002 .... ..... • No carry Outs ( 4 Tires. • Mounting, Bal. Extra ~"" othtr Spec:illl . .. ., ' AYIII1ble 155R12 While Supplln L111t 155 BDRI3 •.~lj''·f. t6 •• ' Retirement, a.::tJd· 4 • ..,. :.. c~!n' ::=., 7 .. & 1::. • ••• '*• •a . . . ,.,..,.. .......... 14 'IIIII • 4 ... , IIUI .... '1 Buii.1 and Final Expenses; College, sJI.O: Afw 5:11 Mason,WY ··~ , 6 .It I Local843 52U Mcltic:are Supplement; Ufe Insurance; ':'-'r"':t:' . ic.f. . r-r.. a 11 lr 1111111 20 .,..,... ck.P ~--lr' B I) 1 ~ 1 ..- w'· s ' ...... IMPERIAL TIRE Come l11And Stt Or Andrtw s 'Pu ' - 6 111' I MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. C.ps: ••• 304 11?..?220 304-773-553a_ . ' • ~ • llor".-.-=tl1:30- 5:00 Ovw40yrs .......... (740) 742 8888 . 1181521o0118 740-915-4180 cum.SCIDII 9 A l •• I t Cit Fo. w' ' 1 11111, -cyde-. bolt cvms. aiiiF no,«. .......... ........ 7 ua wplw .••.,...... .-. .. ... 17c.. .... .·-....... .... .,..,... .... .............. .,....._.!- ,. __ _ 21...... ...., ..,...._ *'" .T .::*...,, ...._ .... ...... ......... , ....._ ,__, ... :. ", • q '. cuaoalible .1. villyl lutaiui fREE D'IWATES I ......... _ . AID Alii Opt dtla r- ...._, llr. PAINTING ( -.cliO•• ,.. "' itr • Cry ACIICI ... ,/ • may not come aboUI solely through ·your effons . t joint •·emure shared by others might play a role. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• Friends will have liule doubt . abour. where you stand lodav because of your candor. The~' :1 greatly appreciate being leveled with and will let you 1 know it. , VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) .. Much will be accomplished on the job today. because everybody will be able to work together in tandem with great hannony, The collective effon will be very productive. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • ·There's a strons ~hence you'll be asked to head up some type of social event or activi:y. You're wanted for the task because of your ebility to get elons with everybody. SCORPIO (Oct. 24sNov. 22) •• More than a number of personal sOils can be achieved loday. because obstacles that blocked your palh can now be removed. Act while rhe coast is clear. ' SAGI"ITARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21)- One of the things · you do best is communicate with people in a diplomatic and friendly manner, and today this talent might be called in10 play. Again , you"ll do a fine job. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) -· Someth'ing nice could be coming to you by way of a gift today. It'll be in reciprocation for all the kind things you've done for the giver in lhe past. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .. Allhougli chances are you' ll be in a position to'nego· 1iate from Slrength tc$y, you'll lake pains 10 do so in a fair and · generous manner. The other guy will be very responsive to your duires , PISCES (Feb. 20-MIIrch 20) •. Service rendered to you 1oday will be given willinsly and expenly. AlthOugh you are not expectinl any freebies, tbey might be fonhcomina. . ARIES (March 21·Aprill9) •• Don'l pass up a social func- · tion today, because il' II hive an uplifling effect on you both mentally" and physically. Peo. pie with whom you'll be min· gling will think you're great. �- -- -. The Dally Sanllntl • Pete II 5 tt:-OJ,IIIdlltpart, Ohio UNOA'S Al*ld,Ohlo Truck -u, car 'ICIIdc a· 'I, nell: tap&, "T..U r~w,..;.­ ofpai·ri·- lAt. ... do&for.,....- .... .,_ AdvertiH ~·· a WAil lED ,_IIIG ............ 9-5 for$25 per ,._.ell .CIIICI month ..........735 ~- Olllrrlrr,aM,.... In this space I :1 • • .g ~~· ..... =·.... . -~1· . f ~ 1/J! · Advertise In this space Wrftesel ...: AI...._...,_.. Free Est1mates 740 -992-1101 or 992·2753 permonlh. lllillllnlnce- G.-..Down Spout c-mruu 1.,., DO.ren 1DIJIJ St. Rt. for$25 Roefllng-llo!nt Eqal........... Factoey Alllhoilad • Granl Sud • np.ou • nil Dirt Air Cooldlllonll• FRANK & EARNEST . "We &KvlctiAJ/ MakfiS. Wamer Heating & Cooling, Inc. . Under new ownel'llhlp It 11 now ICEVISIONI6T 992•3470 _ . .. .., . . , •• HNI Ylllll' JUptto Kllow, DeJhoeml RJpt to Your .......... 11o111e ...........,. • Muldi llddoller Senka Coo1t11u.. OH 46723 Pabllc Nollas mNn,.._.pen. t416TO~Y• ~OliN ttOOl> L.lcenaad •.,...... ,.._ • JMIIral•lbermal :lone • IAnnox Public Notice LEGAL Thl abOVI ADVEIITISI!MENT dMcrlllld ptOplfty II furthlr known 11 SHEIIIFF"S·SAL£ 412ecJ81111 A - 33. (CIN No. DO CV 141) Shldl, Ohio 45775. A d1poalt of a TINt Sill• ol Ohio, CERTIFIED CHECK, Oltlwa County, aa. :~ayabll to .-thl Purauanl to the Shlrltf, or CASH, lor command of and ten (10%) percent of ordtr ol 1111 l..uld thl purch111 price from till Court or wHI 111 ,.qulrld 11 the Common Pl1a1 of tlml thl bid Ia ..ld county, and to _,ad. ml dlrtctld, In thl I T h 1 F UL L action or LaSalle purchaM price ahall N1tlon1l Bank, All be plld TO THE Tru-, PlalntHf VI. SHERIFF within Cl'llg Henning, lt. al, THIRTY (30) d1y1 dllendlnta, I, J - from the dill o1 the Soulaby, Shtrlff, 111111 .................. pHI orrar for •••• at within light (8) e11ye public auction, on the from the dlla o1 1111 flret floor, In thl lhd bear lnllrell 11 aiMtnbly roon1 o1 the Ilia rata olten (111%) llalga County per cent until paid Caurlho!MI, cln June and on flllur• to do 1~· 2001, at . 11 :00 10, tha purch111r o clock a.m. ol Hid ahall 111 ICIJudgld In day, th1 following contempt of court dHCrlllld Ianda and Appral10d 11: ..,_,.. to wit $22,500.00. Situated In the T1rma of ule: County ol Mtlga, and -h. In the S18t1 ol Ohio, and 11M Townahlp ol CRAIG V. EMAHISER, Badto.d: Shtrlff IN THE VIU.AGE OF BURUNGHAII, IN Mlcheal J. Linden, RANGE NO. 13, Altomey TOWN NQ. 3, LOT 1111 Chitter AWIIUI, NO. 1140 SECTION 1400 NO. 17.21/1 DO ACRES CIIVIIInd, Ohio AND DESCliiBED AS 44114 PAIIT 01' PHILLIP'S LOT, IT BEING THE (5) 8, 16, 23 SAME LOT SAID BY AT ' TAX BALE ,- - - - - - GEORGI! P. STOUT, __P_u_bl_lc_N_ot_lce __ TRI!A8UIIER, TO J.R. 1 LEGAL . STENEART, ADV Public Nollc:e Ro8d 11 the on Jenuary 10, 1-. o1 Serving c:ustomers 11 years .. ·- Public Nollce .... ,. ·-a..o- Long llolluon Pl. Plnnrt bou:t:_. ,.._ .. = 'MtllloWI·-- ...NO, NO.•:n\E TWO VEC:£:,1E.:> m_.... 'You 1-'Jo..\/E Y<X.JR ~OlC£~THO V~E!:> \oil~ C/'UD\5-"ffil~ a<~ Tfli'\r ()!>(.', ~ 0\t-~N&! 11- ~etrlltr, Dry * /.!. . , lidf'SEIG• AIIDAII COMPRESSORS Compl:e" Mobile ....... Hlll'l •-ff Sfttlft Repslia . Toll Frtt HARTWELL STORAGE SYSTEMS IF 'r'OO'RE ~ON6R'{ AND 't'OU REALL't' WANT 'I'OIJR SUPPER, 'I'OU AAI/E TO KNOW HOW TO · STARE AT THE 8ACI<. pOOR .•. 'fOUR E'(ES HAVE TO .-LI\;~n l.IKE TI<IE 8EACON FROM A L16~THOUSE! . A 6001' STARE CAN PEa THE PAINT RI61-1T OFF THE DOOR ! . . ... .. .. . .. " ' ~ . ... ~ •. ,~ , .... ~ --~~ . 1 ·•···· .. . .. . •' l , ,, 1 , '""'f ,...... In thiS SpiCe Sl'll4::JAL F1NANCI3 DI!PA.RTMIOO I Bankruptcy? Credh Problems? "We Can Jfelp"ll Call U. f'lrlt Or We Both l.olel P" ' for $25 per ·ISIJI'IIIgaetyouao~g~or ,. '' Ask For Mike Hindle th m0n • 79or Ev•ry ,Spring Tune-Up . - - - - - - - - -~ g1t I FREE Blade Sharpening. ROBERlBI$$11 Naw equipment •rrlvl,ng dally S. Manning. Wwy111 or Jim CONSTRUCTION ,or 1 RIAL DI!A~ 011 a -lawn tractor, • Nely Homtl · lawn mover or WIOd trimmer. L..-----....;.J Cellular· . •Girlgtl , Complete R6~llng Stop & Com""re ,... FREE ESnMAi'ES " • '· : 992-5479 992·2975 I , .. a ~ ~ ~ " ' ~~ • ,"" w • ,,. , , ••• • ,.,. •, • • • • .. ,. ... t . .. • .. ' .... ~·. ':, .... ....... - •V ' ... ·. eft Warner In Sal•• & Servl~ 204 Condor St P<>maroy 1871 •• ,,. , GVII holder .... a F'* d"- ~ 2011wll .... .... -ror..-. I • I) I I ii •• I I' ~~~~~E~~m~~~E~ETTERS I' ~;c:~~~~~ l.ETTERS TO r I' r I' I' I' I I I I I I I· [- I· SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Petrol· Hunch • Nomad. Wrench s WATCH "Your heart is as steady as a clock ," the doc told his elderly patient 'Tm sure it is ," was the reply , '"your hand In on my WATCH ." .•. i 1·314-675·7824 ' t.aoo-1!0·!1077 · Red~ ·c..,.erdll New C-I"IICIIoa Seleo Senlce INallatlon Specialqln Shoot Metal Duc'-11 Servlna Ohio aad w.v. "Trrne" Salt. fl Bonlee For L..-W;.;,V,;,;;;103~17~11::........1 G.Ubo, ~;lad Mllp C~M LicenMCI IUid (1111111'111 WV ,... , ....., 17 . - - - - - - . . . , ..,.,,___ _ _ _..,..,.,-_ __;__ __..J , Advertise ' Ia rt""lr work ,• .... 41LM1nl-.t "• I 740-985-31148 , , a•u -- 40 Ill Wf ElATE MEcHANICAL COI'miACTORS . CONCREIF/BLniYhiRICK "'IV" • Footen, Wall., !IIepa • Flat Work, Replact~~~tnb, • Wolkl and Drives. Steodl Crete Free Elllmota _. 11 .....'111n :n l'clld 2Z Cfwllp I W• .... I Dill •a.-, 'D A1wwJ1r • T - ol described deal 92 from 20,._Unlt II II . ... l u the 1975 Bermuda . 41 E- II • IIIOJdl a n • Bowl final. With 31 fomwlir, a •· 11 today' s Nonh-South hands, the Italians Benito Garozzo and Giorgio Belladonna reached seven clubs. West had king-doubleton of clubs, so the grand slam made. Italy won 12 points on the board instead of losing 17 if the grand had failed - as the per· centage table predicts it should. And Italy beat the United Stales by only 25 points. Afterwards, howevs er, the analysts got to ·work. What if Eddie Kantar, West, had played a smooth club king at trick IWO. If CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUll c.ntpoa , that card were a sins Cllttlltl)' ~ t:r)'f*:pWIIIara 91811C1 from qu Cillo!• by 1.mout gleton, the contract .....,., Pill Elcft - " ' . . cipher might slill be makable. Todly'l clue: B equa/6 C Suppose tile full 'YZRRPIIY VXK HPM'R CVE layout were as in the WPWWPZW.' AZRRZ diagram. After a heart ruff and a club to the KHUPW king and ace, declarer can cash 1he bean ace, discarding a diamond, p X .X MZUZE GHTZ IISZ ruff a heart in hand, take three spade tricks GPWRHTZ vc AZPMY and lhe diamond ace, H Y H "p M I ' WZUZMRF play a diamond to dummy's king, and B HW ZF WRZMYZX ruff another bean in PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I like poeme you can leek all over hand. wit~ a hammer and lhare ara no hollow places.' John Aahbety Everyone is down 10 three cards. Dummy has a bean, a diamond and the ·club ·queen. South holds a spade O Rtorranoo la1t01ra ol -lha '""' rcrambltd -d• bo· and the jack-nine of low to lorm '""' aimpla clubs. And East retains ZJ;REFE his 10.7-5 of clubs. Declarer ruffs his spade -in the dummy, then calls for either card to pull off a trump GICIN coup. n-2 Note that this plan would have failed with the spade distribution h:-..--1_N,.....V-r-A_E..--1'~!, Well known politician to yesterday because Easl 4 1 15 1· 1 .. would have ruffed lhe . . . . audi~nce: 'The most important third round of spades. , . political office thai a person can When shown this __,s,..·_LTE_ErrP-.-T.....,......-11 ~,old is that of private - ---s. s." possibility at the final 16 0 Complele the chudd. _,.d • • • by filling in lho· m-. -ds banquet, Belladonna you develop lrom otep No. :1 loalow. wouldn't be at the banquet, because he would s1ill be at lhe tah le deciding what to do! month· RaclRI, Ohio 48771 t 17 Pstdw part a ........ I . ~~~~d c.~~r· th~; Thursday, May 10, 2001 The possibility of fulfilling your hopes and ex pee lations in the year ahead will be better than usual. What transpires could be rewarding for you both ma1erially and socially. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Time is too precious to S<Juander. on just anybody today. Try to find some time to share it with people you truly love and enjoy being around. Know where to look for romance and you'll find it. 11lc AstrosGraph · Matchmaker instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect f~r you. Mail $2.7.5 to Matchmaks er, c/o this newspaper, P.O. BoK 17.58. Murray Hill Slation, ' New York, NY 101.56, GEMINI (May 2l·June 20) ·· Today you could get involved in some stimulating conversa:ion ,with people who share your views and philoso· phies. .Through the discussion you'll grasp something new 1ha1 could help you a lot. CANCER (June 21·July 22) You're in a favorable trend for accumulation today. but il z· ', .. 12 l't (a Cl I .. 0 r.... ...,.., DOWN I Ftf CIIUCidl 2001111fllldllll . . . ot 11111$011 .. ... ;::eas~;{!~f h;0~ ~~~ -· 40-.....,_ ,. \ :n f-. 992-1717 ~~~~~~ 7 . . . . . , . .. . 7 'T!'Ij. . -1.,..1--rl-1 St. Rt. 7 lOx 10$40 10x20$60 WI.NDOW P/B ... 2 •t t . . . . . I - OUALITY I .f, -d•. t 166 299-4445 . · llln 171'11-- I Repalroo Llwa Tracton, Mowen, 11llen, WIITIIIty CONTRACTORS, INC. •• t and- .THE BORN LOSER ......,.lei JANUARY 111, 1888 ERTISEMENT AND DEEDED BY J.N. SHERIFF'S SALE RATHBURN, AUDITOR TO SILAS (Cue No. 00cv65) B. SANBORN, The Stile of Ohio, JANUARY 12, 1118. Melga County, 11, ALSO THE FOLLOWING LOT IN Purauent to the SAID VILLAGE OF command of and order Of 1111 IIIUICI BURUNGHAII, BEING PART OF from th1 Court of SECTION NO. 17, · Common Piau of TOWN NO. 3 AND oold county, end to RANGE NO. 13. me directed, In the BEGINNING 100 action of LeSelle I'IET NORTH OF THE Netlonal Bank, AI Truat1~, Plaintiff va. SOUTHEAST Tare• Garnee, II. al, CORNER OF A LOT f d D DEEDED TO JOB t en anII • I• J a mOl PHILLIP& BY JOHN Soulaby, Sheriff, ahall offer for ule at public 8TORV, DECEMBER auction, on the front • Purauant to II.C. Hlrrll, IUCCIIIOra In 21, 11146. THENCE atepa of the Mtlga 5301.332, notice Ia lnternt.to L1110ra NORTH 50 FEET, 8 THINCE DOWN"THE County Courthoun, hereby glvan to Roy (5) June 15, 2001 at Prol)tt, orlglnaiiM-.1=~~~~~~ ROAD IN A on 10:00 a.m. of aeld whoae 1111 known 1. ' Public IOUTHI!RLY day, the following addreae 11 lleclne, OIRI!CTION TO A deacrlbed Iande and Ohio, and · the PUBLIC NOTICE POINT·DUI WEST OF tant1111nte to wll: fOllowing 111lg11111 ol Thl Am Ag1111cy an THE STARTING Sltuatid In the record: Harold Allrlm, Aging at lluckeye POINt\ TH!lNCE County of Melga, In whoet leal known Hlllt·Hocklng Valley EA.T TO THE PLACE 0 F BEGINNING, lhe Stile of .Ohio lnd 1ddr111 Ia 534 N. Reglonll Dlvolop1111nt CONTAINING ·oN•· In the Vlllaga of New W.lnut Strlll, Logan: Dlltrlct, Route 1 Box Rankin A. Picken a, Mlrllltl Ohio FIFTH OF AN~ Pom1roy: that cerlllln trect who11 lilt known 18 requutlng MOllE OR U!IS, AND orAllpar cal of lend, ldclnH II Middleport, ala I or BEING A PART 01' eltuete, lying and Ohio; Ralph Johnaon Dllllll THE Plll!lllll!l Relatlll Dlmanue . CONVEYED BY J.J. ·llllngln 1111 VIllage of end Gulleva Johnaon, Pomeroy, County of who I I Ia at known Fundld Progrem LEA AND WIFE FOR Hocking, lga end Stell of eddllll · II Racine, M. II. TUBBS, BY DI!I!D ~ DATED SEPTEMBER Ohio, and baln;. o: Monro•. 1 n d who•• Noble, Perry I, !lOti, AHO know n dllllnatad on a map 1ddre11 Ia a n W allhlngton RECORDED IN of IJI'OOin Holghll, Olllo; LIWII Countlll. Smell, VOLUME t5, PAGE · c1o by Breece 1111d wholl lui minority-owned end 1111 448, MEIGS COUNTY CarPI~ lleglattrld • d d r • • • · buelneu DEED · RECORDS, l!ngln.:.. W"t enterprlau art AND LATE .Huntlnglon, · wv, P.,ktrlburg, VIrginia; John H. encouragld to eubmlt CONVEYED BY A.M. October 17 • Rldg1dy, wholl Ieat propo••••· Details of TUBBS, HIS WIFE TO deled ~ o1 which known · addre.. 11_ earvlcaa end funding 11142 1 AINSLEY H. ELLIOT lft!IP Wll rccordod In Pom~roy, Ohio: and .,• . Included In the AND AGNES A. lhe olflce or the Thomea B. McGowan, RFP. Tachnlcol ELLIOT, HIS WIFE, Recorder of Melge whou lut known aaeletance avallebl~ THE GRANTORS County Ohio eddren Ia Muon, upon roqueel. HEREIN BY liEED December , 11142, Wilt VIrginia, that the completed propoaata DATED OCTOBER, ·recorded In 17 Pill Book IIIII for natural oil deadline S:oo P.M. 11121 ANO N 3 p 18143 lnd 44 end gaa, executed by June 15, 2001. Call RECORDED IN .~· L~t Brown, end Clorence V. Prlco. and Debbie VOLUME 123, PAGE b n g No. 30 m r · Mllldne Price, husband Plenn'~ et 740·374· 1 0 11 123, RECORDS 01' clllerlllld end wlfo, of Portlend, 114311 for RFP picket. DEEDS 01' MEIGS Plrtlculerly followe: · Ohio, to the ~rlglnel , (5) ItT 11 .. COUNTY, OHIO. Beginning •• • ••••••· Roy Profitt, . . Parcel Number: 01, . ·111 11 d~ Jlnuery 6, 11169, point In thi ·Sou ne . llanted for record 00005•. \1 pr . MEN ;------..., 446 4 5 740-992·7599 MA~ICIEI> Ripley 372-6840 7254 \ '-A IN IANP OF Toll Free1 886 813 6595 corner llllwHn L.cJg and ncord1d In 30 and 31 11 ahDwn Volil- 55, Page 283, on Hid mep; !!'·~~ 1of the LoaM 11-rd• with the 111d line o1 ol Meigs County, Ohio, •EI•c..-a .......... Uncoln Roed, N. 79 hal blcome forlallld dag. 51' W. 50 fill, blcauu tha tarm of thence ·with the Hid the ..... hal 1xplrld line bllw01n loll 21 without production or 8nd 30, lOUth 10 deg. oil or gee beyond thl IO"W. 223.81 fall; INH tarm end without 111111111 N. 88 dag. 08' payment ol rcnblle or l_.Jr;~;__j E. 50.13 1111: thence royaltle•, contrary to with 30 thoand IIRiilllwHn e ... - ·lld Of the...... Iota 31, H. 10 t h Thl prlrlllrTh--~--dag. CKI' E. 214.25 oompriM 145 acrea, E fill, to the point o1 more or 1111, In BUND· SPOT lllalnnlng. Section 15, Town 2, BUILDIIIIIINC. High&: fha above Range 11, Lebanon ·l'lewH-•VIII,r (flctoryOullll) dolcrllllcl property 11 Towne hlp, llelg• SWI8a Ne,rGuofos AlfVflltleal ........ Self'-Sto... furthlr known •• County, Ohio, N-.end --'•to 1 • •• • • ...... .. 11 oar 1871 Uncoln Hill Dr., n -on u,.. veu• -• 'FritZ Joe . ,.. •• ~. ........ Pomeroy, Ohio 45781. by ·1ii nde VJ" A depoe II or a Buck, on the Eell by AdcUtloiii•IIGollza UP TO 7K OFF HilaruJRd. CERTIFIED CHECK, tho Iande of Clerence COIIIIIIOAL .. II5IDBIIIAI. • Vutiulo..• Wood Pomeroy, Ohio peyabfa to 11M Sheriff, P r off Itt, · J o h n • Mlnlt • Ete or CABH, for tan For1man, John FREE ESTIMATES (tO%) percent or till Proffitt, and state 144~.-.Hs nt• purchaH price will ill Rout1. 124, on the . ____ _ '74o-992-5232 required 11 the limo South by 11M IInde ol (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 11M bid 1e acceplld. Chari•• Hall, end Th • F u L L 1<11- Aluminum, and . purchall price •han on tha Wnt by the · b1 paid · TO THE llndl ol Dorll Mllltr, fl ISENSINQTON SHERIFF within Kal- Aluminum, and WIIIICJJI HIAT THIRTY (3«1) deye Chartoa Hall. _,IIOIIliCHIIOLOQV from the date of the Being the ume 1111, lnd unlne peld premiHI eonveyld to 211870 Bllhzn RIIICI ICUPI THE within eight (B) deya Clarence V. Prlco end Raelno, Ohio ,IUIIUL1t• HEAT lrom the date of •I• Maxine Prlc• from · 45771 OUT AND WIN IUl ahall Iller lntarell 11 Dorothy Wolfe, et al. 740-949-2217 Tllll HIAT Ill the l'8tl of ten (10'Kt) by goner11 warranty Bl OCKI OUT ll.ft SIZBI 5' X 10' par Clnl . until pale!, dlld dllad October 011 D.tiiAGIII and on failure to do 31, 11142, for to 10' x 30' IL11IAVIOI.IT IIAYI ao, th1 purchanr record on January 21, MCTOIIY DIIIICT ahall Ill adjudged In 1843, and recorded In Houre ' I-'ll•' . PRICING conl8mpt o1 court. Volum1 148, Page 432, 7:00AM • 8:00PM Appral . . d, at: D11d Recorda of...__ _ _ _ _....... $12,000.00. Melp County, Ohio. Term1 Of 1111: By reaaon Of IUCh caah. failure and breach, Jeffrey c. Harrla and JAMES SAULSBY, Deborah M. Herrle, Sheriff •ucceeaore In lnternt to 1111ora, Inland to Michael J. Unden declar• the' laue lorfeltld and to file for Attorney for Plaintiff 1111 CIIZCIZr Avenue record en affidavit of for1alture with tha Suit• 400 Cleveland, Ohio Mllga . County 44114 llecordar II the 1-•• (5) 8, 16, 23 and hie proper Advertla, alllallllt do·not have lhl rlllllld of In thl1 apace · Public Notice record within 30 dlya for$25 per from the date of thll NOTICE BY notice by publication. PUBUCATION OF INTENTION TO DECLARE LEASE Jam• D. for Slllery Attorney Jeffrey c. FORFEITED Harrla end Dlborlh M. ~~--------------------------~ .:t'Vf GOT TO ro~'-Y ...P.T.A. MffTIIIG l>llll'lf'. TOHI6t4T V::J.~l:f. GL.iAII Tttf ANI> tiiS Gene . . . . . . . Flnll, Owrw r------BISSELL ..... 9 . YcsJerday, ----- .. ~ BY l'lm..LIP ALDER HOwardL 1158DA13 17HIIA13 11HDA13 • Scenario :~J~~ Funds; Mortgage; MaJor Medical • Nursing Home !e ........ .... '9995 .... •' Eme~gency 992-3002 .... ..... • No carry Outs ( 4 Tires. • Mounting, Bal. Extra ~"" othtr Spec:illl . .. ., ' AYIII1ble 155R12 While Supplln L111t 155 BDRI3 •.~lj''·f. t6 •• ' Retirement, a.::tJd· 4 • ..,. :.. c~!n' ::=., 7 .. & 1::. • ••• '*• •a . . . ,.,..,.. .......... 14 'IIIII • 4 ... , IIUI .... '1 Buii.1 and Final Expenses; College, sJI.O: Afw 5:11 Mason,WY ··~ , 6 .It I Local843 52U Mcltic:are Supplement; Ufe Insurance; ':'-'r"':t:' . ic.f. . r-r.. a 11 lr 1111111 20 .,..,... ck.P ~--lr' B I) 1 ~ 1 ..- w'· s ' ...... IMPERIAL TIRE Come l11And Stt Or Andrtw s 'Pu ' - 6 111' I MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. C.ps: ••• 304 11?..?220 304-773-553a_ . ' • ~ • llor".-.-=tl1:30- 5:00 Ovw40yrs .......... (740) 742 8888 . 1181521o0118 740-915-4180 cum.SCIDII 9 A l •• I t Cit Fo. w' ' 1 11111, -cyde-. bolt cvms. aiiiF no,«. .......... ........ 7 ua wplw .••.,...... .-. .. ... 17c.. .... .·-....... .... .,..,... .... .............. .,....._.!- ,. __ _ 21...... ...., ..,...._ *'" .T .::*...,, ...._ .... ...... ......... , ....._ ,__, ... :. ", • q '. cuaoalible .1. villyl lutaiui fREE D'IWATES I ......... _ . AID Alii Opt dtla r- ...._, llr. PAINTING ( -.cliO•• ,.. "' itr • Cry ACIICI ... ,/ • may not come aboUI solely through ·your effons . t joint •·emure shared by others might play a role. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• Friends will have liule doubt . abour. where you stand lodav because of your candor. The~' :1 greatly appreciate being leveled with and will let you 1 know it. , VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) .. Much will be accomplished on the job today. because everybody will be able to work together in tandem with great hannony, The collective effon will be very productive. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • ·There's a strons ~hence you'll be asked to head up some type of social event or activi:y. You're wanted for the task because of your ebility to get elons with everybody. SCORPIO (Oct. 24sNov. 22) •• More than a number of personal sOils can be achieved loday. because obstacles that blocked your palh can now be removed. Act while rhe coast is clear. ' SAGI"ITARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21)- One of the things · you do best is communicate with people in a diplomatic and friendly manner, and today this talent might be called in10 play. Again , you"ll do a fine job. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) -· Someth'ing nice could be coming to you by way of a gift today. It'll be in reciprocation for all the kind things you've done for the giver in lhe past. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .. Allhougli chances are you' ll be in a position to'nego· 1iate from Slrength tc$y, you'll lake pains 10 do so in a fair and · generous manner. The other guy will be very responsive to your duires , PISCES (Feb. 20-MIIrch 20) •. Service rendered to you 1oday will be given willinsly and expenly. AlthOugh you are not expectinl any freebies, tbey might be fonhcomina. . ARIES (March 21·Aprill9) •• Don'l pass up a social func- · tion today, because il' II hive an uplifling effect on you both mentally" and physically. Peo. pie with whom you'll be min· gling will think you're great. �----• Wedn11lllly, May 9, 2001 PolnMty, Middleport, Ohio Viz uel's yard work helps Bur .a win 1OOth gam~ CLEVELAND (AP) Om:n Vizquel kissed one goodbye and then got sma<Khed by Dave Burba. Vizquel connected for his first homer of the se2.1on in the seventh inning to give Burba his I OOth career victory and the Cleveland Indians extended their winning streak to nine games \vith an 8-4 win over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night. After rounding the bases, Vizquel was greeted at the dugout steps by Burba, who planted a big kiss on his shortstop. "Like I said. I got pretty excited ,"' said Burba, who expec,ts to get some kind of fine from the Indians' Kangaroo Kourt. "I would imagine something is going to happen, but. I don't really care. I'll apologize to Ornar if I have to." Jim Thome and Juan Gonzalez each added a three-run homer for the Indians, who rallied from a 14-0 deficit and improved their longest winning stzeak since 1995 when they ·nn away with the AL Central. The Indians, who have won 18 of 22, could threaten the club record of 13 straight wins this week with two games remaining against the Royals and three with Tampa Bay. "No pressure at all;'Vizquel said. Burba (5-1) was one out NBA 111'0111 II Indy from Pap II and Al Sr. became the first father-son combination in the same race. Little AI, as he is still known, won at Indy in 1992 and 1994, failed to qualify in t 995 and missed the race from 199~99 because of the CART boycott. He left CART for the IRL's Galles Racing last year and returned to Indy with a 29th-place fini~h . His strategy now? "Just go out 'and do '. the same thing we've always · done, try to get· the most out of the car ~ery day and go from there;' he said. "We're always loolting to be the fastest, and that's what we're going to work towards for qualifying," Unser said. "We want to ensure ,ourselves a spot .in this year's field, and with the field getting tighter · and' tighter it's going to be more difficult to do that. So we'll be practicing to come up with some good speeds." Dismore's speed on Tuesday beat out Greg Ray's openingday lap 9f224.301 mph as the fastest in practice. "We've got a shot at everything, from the front row to winning the race," Dismore said. "I hope the car holds up like it has the last three days and we just go forward from here;• said Dismore, whose best · finish in five previous starts at Indy was 11th last year. "This is going to be a tough one to win;'' he said. "There are ) 5 that can legitimately win the race. That's got to be an all-time high. Whoever wins can hold his head high, Robert Harry's fourthquarter free throw was the only point scored by a Lakers reserve. · Bucks 91, Hornets 90 Milwaukee won its 12th straight game at the Bradley Center as Ray Allen had 28 points and a career playoffhigh nine assists; and · Sam Cassell held Charlotte point guard Baron Davis to four free throws. Davis, who averaged 19.8 points· in .the Hornets' first . five playoff games, was score~ less in the first half. The ·Bucks led by as many as 16 points before Charlotte rallied, dosing to 91-90 on P.J. Brown's jumper with 27 seconds left. Glenn Robin_son's missed shot in the fmal seconds was tipped back to Allen, who was fouled by the ·desperate Hornets as time expired. David Wesley scored 20 points, and Jamal Mashburn and Brown each had 19 for' Charlotte. Robinson scored 19 points for the Bucks, who never trailed. . PITTSBURGH (AP) Martin Straka scored the game-winner in overtime after Mario Lemieux's dranutic goal with I :18 left in regulation kept Pittsburgh's season alive, as the Penguins beat the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 Tuesday night to force a seventh game. Straka's goal at 11:29 was his second in overtime in the Reds .......... by Tom Cheney for Washington against Baltimore in a 16-inning game on Sept. 12, 1962. Johnson was satisfied, though, and let manager Bob Brenly know he didn't want to continue pitching. "I saw no point in going · out there for the lOth inning;' Johnson said. " I surely could have went out there and done it, but ~hat was the point in going out there and throwing I 0 innings? I really didn't see it. The outcome is what's important." Clemens struck out 20 for Boston against Seattle on April 29, 1986, and did it again at Detroit on. Sept. 18, 1996. Wood siruck out 20 (or rhe Chicago Cubs against Houston on May 6, 1998. Players on both sides were caught up in the drama as the strikeouts mounte3. Reds doser Danny Graves ' (1-1 ), who lost whim he gave up three hits in the t lth and then walked 'Matt Williams with the bases loaded, said Johnson deserved a victory. Johnson threw 124 pitches, 92 for strikes, and walked none before Byung-Hyun Kim relieved to start the 1Oth. playoffi. Robert Lang banged Dimitri Kalinin off the puck along the rear boards and threw the puck out front to Straka, who buried it past Dominik H2.1ek. Donald Audette put Buffalo ahead 2-1 at 16:12 of the second period and Hasek almost made it hold up. Only 15 !CCOnds after goalie Johan Hedberg W2.l pulled to give Pittsburgh an extra attacker, Alexti Kovalev's shot rebounded high into the air off Chris Gratton's skate and landed near the crease. Lemieux, at the left of the net. whacked at it once, then . twice, finally sliding it . by Hasek for his sixth goal of the playoffi. Browns fromPIIpB1 week of training camp · in August. Verba, who signed a four. year, $16 million deal \vith the Browns this winter, ' . . . -·· --- ISSUeS -· Eoogy . purchase will pick up BT JottN McCMn!Y Council candidates will join trustee, board hopifuls in November iisues approved to buy power in bulk. : That's not a sign that bhioans are no longer inter- · ~ed in the program, Coniumers' Counsel Robert 'fongren ·said. So'me come omnitie5 may be Miting for (Uie5 to be set, likely this tummer or fall, fur bulk· BY BRIAN ., ' 1 Nellie Wright of Pomeroy was wrist-deep In potting soil, marigolds and petunias as she planted flowers In Pomeroy's business district on Wednesday afternoon. The flowers were donated by .Bob's Market of Mason, W.Va., and Will be p!aced on Main, Court and Second streets. (Brian J. Reed photo) · Bend Area gears for annual catfish tournament > BT MICHIU CARTIII OVP NEWS STAFF We will publish a special page devoted to those who are gone but not forgotten. They will be similar tci the sample below: · ' • "With the help of the local community, the Kanawha Caifish Anglers and another new organization, the National Master Caifish As~odation, the tourney · should SJ#rpass pa$t events. ". · J. away on the river, a variety · of activities are planned in' the park for area youth. \ At I p.ln., Akzo Nobel and WVYK 92.1 are sponsoring a . ·' . · Frog Jumping Contest. A waternmRoq~~h melon eating contest will follow, sponsoted by Mason County chis year we are',exp~ctiJlS more," said. Sheriff Scott .Simms. said Tim Roush Qf Bend Area Registration and check-in is The watermelon eating will be CARE. from 5 to 6:15 a.m. for two-perfollowed by a watermelon seed "With the help , of the local son teams. The rules will be read spitting contest, sponsored by :community, the Kanawha Catfish at 6:30 ;un., followed by the Star Bob's Market and Greenhouses. · Anglers and another new organi- Spangled Banner. The blast-off Youth will also be able to particization, the National Master Cat- start of,the tournament is set for 7 pate in a casting contest, sponfish Asso ciation, the tourl)ey 1 . guide you and protect yoU: throqhout time•. Alw~ In our haria, John and Mona Andrews and !amity are • Sentinel 2.1diDIII-IIPIIpl < DEADLINEt WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, s,oo p.m. r-------------------------------------, . Rela1ionship to m e : - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - Number of selected verse---• Date of birth---~----------- Date of passing.__ _ _ _ __ Print your name here _ _ _.,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;,..._ __ A d d r e s S - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . . . . - - - Phone numbet'-----'---' City·-----------------State Zitp__ _ Make Check Payable to THE DAILY SENTINEL 1· Hllh=•·· Tadl(s • • • ___________....., ,_ TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SP_ECIAL WAY, SEND $7.00 PER LISTING • $12 IF PICTURE INCLUDED Fill out the form below and drop otT to The DaUy Sentinel With Fondeet Memorlee lll Court St., Pomeroy, OR 45769 • MASON, W.Va.- It's that time again ... Time for the largest fishing event east of the Mississippi - the 1 tth Annual Bend Area CARE, Budweiser, Redman Catfish Tournament. · On June 2, the Mason Levee will be full ofeager fishermen and ladies !Carching for. the "big one" in the Ohio River during the event. Anglers from as m;wy 2.1 six different states expected to participate. "Last year we ha,d 100 boats fill the river for the tournament and should surpass . past ev~nt:s,"he wllh, select one or lhe followlna FREE vtl'ltl below to laa:om1~•Y your tribute. . I. Wo hold you In our thoupts and memories fortver. 2. May God cradle you in His arms, now ard forever. 3. Portver missed, never forgotten. May God hold yQU in the palm of His hand. • , . 4. Thank you for the wonderful days we shared togedter. My prayers 1"111 be with you until we iDCetapin. 5. Tho days we shared wert sweet. lion& to sec Y!JU again in God's heavenly &lory. · ·· 6. Your courage 1Dd bravery stifl inspire us all, IDd the memory of your smile fills us with joy and Iau pier. 7. Though out of slt!bt, yoo'jl forever be in my heart and mind. 8. The days may come IDd go,- but the dmes we shared wlllllwaya remain. 9, May the light of pcoce shine on your face for eternity. 10. May God's angels guide you and protc<t you tbrouJbout time. 11, You were a lilht in our Nfc that bums fortver in our hearts. 12. May God's graces shine over you for all time. 13. Yoo are in our thoushts ard prayers from momingto niaht and from year to year. 14. We scrd this message with a loving kiss for eternal rest and hspplness.. 15. May the Lord bless you with !lis graces Bnd warm, loving bear!. t;oltmdl[ . Cl111ifi11dl Cgmb · Editl:!dlll · ObituiDSII Sports Weatbll[ . Law:"' Details, A2 Lotteries AS OHIO . .' B!:§ Plc!t·J: Cl-4-9; Pick·' 4: 7-4-4-9 BZ ..... '*= 1.g.16-19-28-30 M ICidilr. 9-2-2-7.().6 A3 na.11 A:J. REED POMEROY -Tuesday was election day across Ohio, but Meigs County voters did not go to the polls, because there were no contested primary races. Partisan and independent candidates for village council in Pomeroy and Middleport who filed prior to Monday's filing i:leadllne will go on to the Nov. 6 general election, 'while candidates for council in Racine, Rutland and Syracuse have until Aug. 23 to file their petitions. Council candidates in those villages have ~n Aug. 23 filing deadline because the villa~es' populations fall below 2,000 people, satd Rita Smith, director of rhe Meigs County Board of Elections. In Middleport Village, four council members will be elected on Nov. 6, but only three have filed petitions of candidacy. Roger L. Manley Sr., has filed as a Republican candidate for re-election, and Robert · M . Pooler and Kathy Scc)u-111=~ filed as independent candidates for ~olmcu. All three currently serve on Mid_dllep1ort Village Council - Manley and Po,>ler elected members, and Scott as an ed member who was named to co1un<:tl 2000 to fill the seat of Sandy lannarelli, who was elected mayor. In Pomeroy, Todd Norton and Larry Wehrung have filed as Democratic candidates for village .council. Wehrung is an incumbent. · Jackie R . Welker, George L. Wright and Donald Todd Smith have filed as independent candidates for .c ouncil. Welker now serv? as an appointed councilman, and Wright as a two-term member of the the'taw alloWiltg natur.IJ ·gas ~n. ' ,..,. ... •'1 . "It niakes sCnse t9 do . a 1< J, SENTINEL NEWS STAFF buying of natural gas. Gov. ~ 'raft in March signed t\1(0-fer:' said Tollgren, I • ' whose office represents residential customer$ in rate Ca$es. "We'll start working with communities more aggressively.We'll be pushing for the idea of doing lx>th natural gas and electric." Plan, to .fund · high-teeh ~h and ·development. Taft reduced that to $40 million in his proposal. House lawmakers eliminated it, saying a far higher amount - as much as $1 billion - w.IS needed, but from other sources. Under the House budget, Access Challenge gr.111ts, which allow conununity and technical colleges to 6:eeze tuition, increased 5 percent annually, which the Regents say is not enough to continue the freezes. forvi age offices &ovember, more than 1.30 ~ommunities OK'd ballot . mvdatlysentinel com candidates line u ·Voters in six communities :ipproved Haggregation" buymg of electric power ·in Thesday's election. In ' May God's ~els ' you want to cut prosperity?" Univer.;ities would receive $2.579 billion in 2002 and $2.636 billion in 2003, an overall increase of $99 million from spending this year, under the House version of the state's uP<:oming rwo-year budget .approved earlier this month. The House higher education allotment was about SISO million less than Gov. Bob Taft recommended. RegenJ:s originally asked for a spending increase of about S800 million, including $300 million for the Ohio Wednesday. We remember those who have passed away and are especially dear to us. · David C. Andrewa July 10, 1881·Mar S, 1880 """ Street improvements · ASSOCIA1ED PRESS 'lo'RI1ER Ohio communities will become more aggressive in banding together to buy ~nergy in bulk, once the ~es for allowing them to · purch2.1e cheaper natural gas are final, the Ohio Consumers' · Counsel said I Please publish my tribute in the special Memory Page on Fri4ay, May 25. willing to sign with the Browns as a backup. Cadrez, a nine-year veteran, was . the Broncos' secondleading tackler in 1998 when , they won the Super Bowl. He was recemly rdeased ·by Den- Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio No 207 COLUMBUS (AP) - Senate PresiThe House higher education dent Richard Finan on Wednesday said allotmeni was about $150 higher education could flee even more ~ million less than Gov. budget cuts than currendy proposed Bob Taft recommended. OYer the next two years. His comments came minutes before public colleges and universities "have no · university presidents and the Board of hope, in · my opinion, for additional Regents pleaded with · the Senate funds, and I think there's additional cu.ts Finance Committee [() increase funding coming." following reductions made by the "That would be· tragic for the ecoHouse. nomic future of Ohio:'. said Roderick "We doit't have any money," said Chu, . Regents' chancellor, when Jiinan, a Cincinnati Republican. Ohio$ informed of Finan's remarks. "Where do i , Ho••tow•• News,.pw senate wams of more higher eel a1ls .Voters. .OK six of seven MORE LOCAL NEWS M'ORE LOCAL FOLKS L-~----------~---•----------------------..1 '• SO <ents ·May 10, 2001 • Vnl 51 ' because this · is going to be one of the toughest ones ever.ll Twenty-one cars topped 220 mph in the fastest practice session so far, with Dismore, Luyendyk, Jeff 'Ward, Buddy Lazier and Eddie Cheever all over 223. The only crash· involve& rookie Casey Mears; nephew of four-time Indy winner Rick Mears, who made a half-spin coming out of turn one and struck the wall with the rear of the car. Luyendyk, following Mears on the. track, spun to avoid the debris, but did not make contact with Mears or the wall. Mears was quickly out of the car, but was complaining of back pain and was taken to Methodist Hospit.al for obser- · vation. He was released ftom the hospital Tuesday night .. ver. Malp County's Johnson struck out the side third hit off Johnson was a in the · fourth, seventh and sixth-inning single by Sadler. The Diamondbacks tied it eighth innings, and fanned two batters in the first, sec- on an RBI single by Reggie ond, third, fifth and ninth. He Sanders in the sixth off Reits$truck out only one in ~he rna. Cincinnati went ahead 3- t sixth. The 37-year-old pitcher in the lith. Russ Springer won the last two NL Cy loaded the bases on two walks Young Awards and the AL Cy and an error, and Ochoa hit a Young in 1995·. · two-run sacrifice fly to deep He had IS strikeouts in the center field offTroy Brohawn . first. eight innings, then s~ruck (1-1) . . But Jay Bell and Luis Gonout pinch-hitter Deion Sanders on three pitches lead- zalez singled to start the II th, and Graves (1-1) blew a save ing off the ninth. Donnie Sadler ,grounded for ~he second time in 11 out. then Juan Castro went chances. Johnson twice struck out· down swinging. The pitcher 19 in 1997 games for Seattle, tipped his cap in the direction of his family and team owner in a 4-1 loss to Oaldand and a Jerry Colangelo behind the 5-0 win against the Chicago dugout as he walked off the White Sox. "rve struck out t 9 before field. Bank One Ballpark put a and lost, and I've struck out "K" on the scoreboard for 19 and won. I get a no-:decieach strikeout, but the board sion today, but the team won, tan out of room. Additional and that's the bottom line;· he "Ks" were tacked on the side · said. of the board, with lights The only other left-bander forming "20"'in the middle. to reach 19 . was Steve CarlJohnson struck out Barry ton, in I ~69, losing to the Larkin and Alex Ochoa three New York Mets 4-3. times apiece. He fanned nine With 3,132 strikeouts, ofhis first 12 batters and eight Johnson passed Bob Gibson of his last nine, and allowed (3 ,117) for 11th place on the. three hits. career list. Nolan Ryan holds Boone si~gled with one out the record with 5,714. in the fifth for Cincinnati's . "The people that I'm in a first hit. He stole second and category with now, J feel scored when Rivera singled extremely honored to . be up the middle. Cincinnati's included;' Johnson said. Name of deceased_.;.._ _ _ _ _. . . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - iqjured his back last month while lifting weights. During a one-hour arthroscopic pro- · cedure at the Cleveland Clinic, Ve~ba had part of a bulging disc shaved. INerba 's recevery is delayed or .if he can't play, Jones could step right in and start. Jones also has said · he would be thursday 81 Straka's.goal secures win for Pens away from a no-decision struggles for at least one when Vizquel w.alked to the inning early on, retired 18 of plate in a 4-4 game to face the last 19. including the 6nal Roy.als reliever Tony Cogan 13 Royals. (0-2). The Indians, who just comVizquel said he was a little pleted a 6-0 road trip to down after being picked ;,ff Kansas City and Tampa Bay, base e:ulier in the game and have scored 81 runs d~ring Indians manager Charlie their winning streak. Manuel gave him a pep talk. Gonzalez's three-run . "Charlie said to me, 'One homer, his I Oth - and sevswing and you can be a hero,"' enth at home.- got the IndiVizquel said. "I gave him one ans right back in it after the of those 'Whatever' smiles. Royals scored four ruris in the But he was right.'" first. Kenny Lofton walked, stole Vizquel's first homer since Aug. 27 w~s just the switch- second and. Roberto Alomar hitting shortstop's' 15th in singled before Gonzalez drove 1.615 career at-bats right- a 1-1 pitch fr:om Mac Suzuki handed and when he got back i!ltO the left-field sears. giving to the bench, Burba was ready him 22 R.Bis in his last 16 for him. games. "I think I kissed Omar once The Indians tied it .J-4 in before maybe in '98 or 'cJ9 ." the second with an unearned Burba said. "He just smiled. I run when second baseman think he. was as happy as I Luis Alicea threw away a was." potential double-play ball. Two. batters later, Thome Burba fell behind 4-0 in the kissed one of Henry's fastballs. first when two grounders that over the center-field wall for normally get scooped up by his fourth homer. Thome's Vizquel and Alomar got 237th career homer moved through the infield for hits. Mike Sweeney hit a hard him past Manny Ramirez into second place on the Indians' shot up the middle that took a all-time list. Albert Belle holds high hop on Vizquel, Who the club · record with 242 would have probably turned a homers. double play but the ball Burba recovered from an skipped into center for an awful, 37-pitch . first inning RBI-single. when he gave up four runs Jermaine Dye's fielder's and five hits. The Royals · choice br:ought in another run opened the second with two and Dee Brown and Alicea hit hits, but Burba who typically RBI-singles. about Shaq," he said. "I know we have to work harder. The way I feel is, if you go down, go down swinging." ~ ' Stojakovic added 20 points, O'Neal and Bryant thus all but six in the fourth quaraccounted for all but 26 of the ter, and Bobby Jackson scored. Lakers' points after scoring all 14 for the Kings - eight in the second period. but 35 in the opener. "Yes, I think we can," JackWith Bryant scoring five son said when asked if he points and O'Neal four, the believed his ream could keep Lakers went on an 11-2 run winning without a balanced . to start the second half, snapc attack. ' ping a 43-43 tie to go ahead Of O'Neal, Jackson said for good. simply: "It's been a great perBryant, who had 17 points· formance by Shaq." in the third quarter of Game O'Neal said if he thought I, had 13 in Game 2 as the about getting 40 points and Lakers outscored the Kings 20 rebounds, it probably 31-13 to take a 74-56 lead wouldn't happen. into the final period. "'I'm just playing, reacting It was 88-71 with six minto how the defense is playing _ utes remaining before the me, just trying to do every- ]{jugs battled back. getting as thing I can to ·get to loose dose as 94-90 on Jon Barry's balls, score when I ca.n, block 3-pointer with 8.7 seconds some shots when I can," he left. Bryant made two free said·. "We've been playing fab- throws less than a secOJtd later · ulous these last 13 games, we to complete the scoring. · just have to keep it up." "I'm not pleased totally Webber led the Kin~ with with how we finished the 22 points and 18 rebounds, game off," Jackson said. "We but was only 9-of-26 from didn't have a goo.d bench the field , game, but we're pleased to get "I don't know what to say the win." Diamondbacks beat Redlegs, ' W.VA. Dilly :S: 1-6-3 Dilly 4: 6-5-9,1 c 200t Ohio Valley Publlshlnc Co. ~ anglers are casting PIAH - Please see Vll..p, AJ catfish, A3 0 ·•· '-'---~~.:..__--------------------:---- B--dget ·OK clears way for tax bill 'I WASHING:TON (AP) - · Congressional , apprpv;il of a compromise 2002 budget :will Iel Senate Republica~s start to write a tax~Cut[il)g bill and give them ·and President Bush a. !luge advantage in pushing it through the chamber. The evenly divided Senate was poised to vote final alll}ro~ of the $ t. 95 ,trillion budget on T~rsday. ' With defeqions . expected by two mod'erate Reppblicans, ' ' ·pivotal support was expected to be supplied by a handful of centrist Democr:a~ led by Sen.John Breaux of Louisiana. , The House granted its approval Wednesday with a 221-207 roll call that wel!t mostly along ' I party lines. Only six· Democrats and three Republicans defected. · In the ·budget's ce nter ring are plans for an 11-year, $1.35 trillion tax cut while holding many federal programs to 4 perce nt growth next year. Bush had pushed I . for the same spe nding restraint and a $1 .6 trillion tax reduction over 10 years, but was happy to declare victory with the smaller Senate ta.x plan . · ' ' ' . 'Services Providing need orthopedic services from the region's most experienc;ed orthopedic surg~ns. I• HOLZ.ER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. • . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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