https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8708e8babc01593017cfc09b3b23182c.pdf 8135b6e2f45bf17dbfa85a19d8486eae PDF Text Text SPOilS: Tribe beats Twins 6-2, B1 Ho............, .... ..... Ceullty"l ·· '· "'. · J'"'' · :.;": · \ol ~~~ l l l ·, 1 Middleport • PonH•roy. Oh1o ,.. ,.,., ln ot.ni 1 1\o·llfllld tolll signs off on public defender contrad BY . . . J.RIID SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY-The Meigs Coun7 ty Commissioners approved a $42,000 contract for public defender services during their regular meeting on Thursday. Mike Westfall and John Alge, attorneys wjth the Ohio Public Defender's . office in Athens, presented the contract for the commissioners' consideration, and discussed legislative budget cuts and their effect on the PO program, which provides legal representation for .indigents facing criminal charges. The state reimburses counties for a portion of the money spen~ on public defenders, but the reimbursement amount is expected to be cut this year to 40 percent. Westfall said that the $42,808 contract, which will go into effect on July 1 and represents a 5 percent increase in cost, could increase further if the reimbursements are cut. Pomeroy attorneys Charles Knight and L. Scott Powell perform most of the local PO S!=rvices through the . . ' contract. comrmsstoners County Grants Administrator Jean Trussell conducted the second and final public hearing on the county's New Horizons housing grant. The $15,000 grant, through the Ohio Department of Development, will be used to promote and administer the county's fair housing office. The board committed $10,500 in Community Development Block Grant formula funds as a local match for the program. · Twila Childs of Middleport met with the board to voice support for continued funding of the head lice eradication program: The program is administered by the Meigs County Health Department, and is one of several to be discontinued due to state-level funding cuts in the Prevention, Retention and Contingency /Development Reserve. The board set a public hearing for June 28 on the closing of a portion of Old Portland Road and McDade Road in Lebanon Township. A viewing of the roads will be held at 8:30 a.m., followed by the hearing on the proposed dosing at 10 a.m. PIIIM ... CGab~AJ Money for programs Bush trumpets ,tax cut ·'success I CAA unveils WASHINGTON (AP) - Reveling in his $1.35 !trillion ' tax cut, President Bush plans to unwind at his Texas ranch before embarking on a set of potentially contentious meetings with European leaders. Bush was set to remind an audi~ ence ·a t a farm near Des Moines; Iowa, on 1 tint house .Sunday FROM STAFF REPORTS Ftid~¥ ­ ""·'.that hiS ·c 'will eveneliininati. ,. the estate taX, an issue of·concern to those who inhetit family ~""' . farms. . · "Bush also planned to .attend the college baseball world series in Omaha, Neb. . ·'signing the t~ cut into law . on Thursday, Bush said an estimated 96 mill~on t~payers can expect refuhd checks this summer. The chec::ks fcir as much as $600 will arrive just in time to help pay back-toschool expenses, the pres- , ident said. · The full effect of the· cut · will,,take a des:ade to be L"J~ed, and i~ :f;ills short Jf'; t~e $1.6 trillion the , p'resident originally proposed during · last year's presidential .Campaign. · But Bush believes there is ample cause ror celebra- .,,. A check for $5;000 to be used for varlo~J!I 'educational programs at the renovated 1923 Chester Courthouse was presented to the courthOuse committee Thursday afternoon. The check, fli?P.~Pted by Elsie 1 Folmer, second from right, and Cleo Smith, committee members, represented $2,500 rafsed.i,~Y the committee with a dinner at Roya!_.Oak Resort, and $2,500 in matching funds donated by Camp 6335, Modern Woodmen. Dai~' Colby~h~ c mp secretary, and Alberta Lewis, district representative, far right, made the presentatl ··~"' ' ' . ~- ..~.a··'· Senate_p~e~id~nt would ; 1 'J , ., ,, , ·•( Lo-tteries 82-4 Pldc :s:-:5-8-8; Pldt 4: 1·2-5·3 Ill ttnw- 5: 7·16-24-29-33 M A3 W.VA. Sp:~t.ol-'lrtsouwllill...---8-J-J.3""'.6 o.ly :S: 7+9 o.ly 4: 1,~ '"'W...,e.,.auth"'e.,r...______.,.,..A2.- •if , 59-40 - would. need Democratic votes for the necessary three-fifths majority. Rep. Jack Ford of Toledo, the topranking · House Democrat, said that's unlikely. "I don't see any movement on the Democratic side," Ford said. "I think it's pretty clear we thought it was a poorly crafted budget." Taft vetoed the ..49 items when he signed tht; state's $45 billion budget Wednesday night. · The vetoes ranged from a plan to spend half the state's junior fair budget on a new horse barn for the Perry County Agricultural Society to a provision forcing the Ohio En.vironmentafj Protection Agency to approve or dJhy permits witliin 150 days. But Taft especially angered Finan and many ~enate Republicans by eliminating a,''provision to grant lawPit81t see Vetoes, AJ v A5 OHIO , 85 • like to override vetoes =5~ ~Gourt sets June -14 execution date for killer SentiR.el · 311 I ' · C()L'YMBUS (AP) -· Senat ',Pres~dent Richard Finan on Thurs _.said he WO!Jld like to override so of Gov. Bob Taft's 49 vetoes of state udget items. · · ' However, while Finan has the tes in the GOP-conttolled Senate the ~lit Republican-dominated House Todily'l calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Objtua[jes ., ' ' PIIMt ... luah.AJ 2 Sedlana- 12 ,.._ ' SYRACUSE - Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency will unveil the first of six Meig5 County homes to be sold to qualifying families. The 1,200-square-foot home is in Walnut Place subdivision on College Road in Syracuse. The open house will be from 1 to 5 p.m. . The agency's Housing Development Assistant · Program is designed to help low- and moderateinca e families purchase pew homes. The program was designed to corlstruct 10 new homes, four f which have been l)uilt and sold in Gallia Coutity. The first Meigs County honie has three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, and applications : will be on hand and personnel available for questions at Sunday's open house . The agency works in conjunction with Ohio Valley Bank and the USDA/Rural Development to provide mortgage loans to qualified applicantS' at reduced interest rates, allowing qualified buyers to make a mortgage payment in place of a rent · payment. . A homeowner education course is required in order to qualify for the program. Those interested . in participating, and applying for the program, can call 992-6629 for information. o2001 Ohio val'-1- Pubtlshlns co. GOLUMBUS (AP) - The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday set a June 14 execution date for Jay D. Scott, a murderer who twice has come within an hour of being put to death before the courts halted his execution. The justices' action came shortly after the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' sent the case ~ck to U.S. District Court in Cleveland. That allowed the Ohio Supreme Court to set the new execution date. Scott's court-appointed lawyers had asked the appeals court to postpqne the execution for 30 days to proyide time to prepare an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. His lawyers contend Scott, 48, is schizophrenic and that IQJ4ng'a mentally ill person is cruel and unusual punishment under the U.S. Constitution. Timothy Sweeney, one of Scott's attorneys, said the case will be appealed quickly to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Ohio Supreme Court usually gives 90 days' notice in setting execution dates, although there is no rule governing the timeframe. "We'll just have to be quicker and smarter, that's all," Sweeney said. "This hairtrigger execution date by the Ohio Supreme Court is disappointing because it doesn't give us a lot of time to get this together or the U.S. Supreme Court much time to consider the case." It's lillie to say When we enter the world, we're surrounded by _love, comfort and care. Holnr Hospice can help us · . _ leave the world the same way. . .For more information on compassionate Hospice services, call (740) 446·5074 Gallia Counly (740) 992·3043 Meigs Counly \ I " HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. �.- Ohio The Daily Sentinel SatUI'dey, June I I ALLIANCE (AP) - Schools became makeshift clinics, os prepotions were co.mpleted for Ohio's first mass inQCulation opinst • meningitis-related outbreak. Heolth officiols set out cots and cotton bills in anticipation of 5,800 free vaccinations for students and stoff fiom six area high schools as a precaution after a bacteriol meningitis outbreak kiUed two teens and sickened a third. Thousands of needles and vaccine doses were locked up prior to the inoculations set to get under way Friday. Sharon Andreani, director of nursing for the Alliance Health D~partrnent, said surrounding counties have donated nurses and needles for the process. Health officials put jars of cotton balls .....,,·c !wm- I • W. YA. KY. 02001 Q ~--~- &nil Pl. Cloullj ClouOy - Frtay, June 8, 2001 Pomtloy, lllclcltport, Ohio T- Roin .. - LOCAL BRIEFS ment, with additionol considBoard to aueet eration given to departments s.npson sore arm," she said. The shots last three to five yean and are !IP to .90 perce':lt eff~ve ~ four strains of the bacteria N.-meria meningitidis, incl11ding the oae chat inflicted the students, Rosenstein said. She noted that the vaccine doesn't work well with children under age 2. The state is picking up the cost of the shots, which are $55 each. Meanwhile, the condition of the third area victim, Christin VanCamp, 18, was upgraded Thursday ~m serio~s to sta-· ble ot Children's Hospital Medico! Ceo- · ter of. Akron. Hospital officials were moving her out of the intensive care unit for the first time since Saturdoy when she arrived in a coma. and hazardous waste contoiners for the dispcnal of wed needles on tables set up in the hallway ofAlliance High School. About 1,500 people were expected to be inoculated at the schooL At nearby Marlington High School, cots and eight vaccination tables were set up in the auditorium. The school pbnned to have security at the school because of concerns that people not on the v:>.ccination list would try to get the shots, said school district spokesman Dan BuckeL The v:>.ccine shots are considered safe and have been used in the United State for about 30 years, said Dr. Nancy Rosenstein of the federal Centers for Disease Control and .Prevention. "The most common side effect is a Clear skies on Saturday died. Wednesday, June 6, 2001 at Selby Memorial Hospital, Marietta. • She was born May 30, 1925 in Rocksdole, W.Va., daughter of the late Daniel and ldel Wagner Roach. She was a homemaker, and a member of the Faith Chapel Church in Coolville, where she served as a Sunday school teacher. .Surviving are a daughter, Brenda Sampson; AND two grandchildren and a great- granddaughter. Services will be 11 a.m. Satut.day in White Funerol Home, ~!ville, with the Rev.Wilber Lowe officiating. Burial will be 10 Decatur Cemetery, Little Hocking. Frienlk may coli at the funerol home from 6--8 tonight. • June Steams "For a number of years, rumors have been floated about Congressman Hall and hunge~)obs and Congressma~ Hall has addressed thein in the past, satd his spokesman, !'-i•~ha~! CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati already this year has Gessell. "There is nothing more that I can add at thiS time. had as many bank robberies as in all of 2000. If Hoi! were nominated, he would have to compete with A robbery Thursday raised the toto! this year to 24. Just nominees fiom other countries, and possibly with others four years ago, only eight occurred in the city, the lowest fiom the United States. . annual toto! in recent years. "It tends to be a crime of opportunity," said police Lt. Roger Wolf of the Cincinnati investigation and homicide· section. CAMDEN (AP) - Divers recovered the bodies of two Columbus had 132 bank robberies last year. young sisters and a man from a quarry pond near this western Ohio town . · The girls' father remained missing Friday. lnvestiga~ors said he and the three others on Wednesday were swept mto • CLEVELAND (AI') - For the second time in 20 years, the waters of the abandoned gravel quarry after woding into the U.S. citizenship status of a man accused of being a Nazi the current af a creek that fed the pond. death camp guard rests with a federal judge. · "We have recovered three of the bodies," .Preble County U.S. District Court Judge Paul R. Matia, who heard seven SheriffTom Hayes said Thursday. days of testimony without a jury, didn't indicate at the end of John Demjanjuk's trial on Thursday when he might rule. However, a decision isn't likely for several weeks. Matia &>• ~ . ~ . gave attorneys Uf1til June 19 to file briefs, much of it on the admissibility of disputed documents stretching back to' World War IL The Ukrainian- born defendant lost his U.S. citizenship in 1981 but had it restored on appeal in 1998. The governml'nt . again wants to revoke Demjanjuk's citizenship, alleging he lied about his wartime activities. Light north wind. There will be an unusuol Saturdoy night ... Mostly sight in the sky on Saturday clear. Low in the lower 50s. the sun. ~ded forecast: High pressure tonight will sweep aWa.y the clouds, setting the stage for several days of derstorms during the night'. sunny conditions following High near 80. Monday... A chance of two weeks of mosdy overcast showers and thunderstorms skies and rain. Highs on Saturday will be during the day, otherwise part75-80, the Nationol Weather Iy cloudy. Low near 60 and high in the )ower 80s. Service said. Tuesday... Partly cloudy. Low FOrecasters said the showers in the upper 50s and high in and thunderstorms could be the mid 80s. back by early next week. Wednesday... Partly cloudy Sunset tonight will be at 8:59, and sunrise on Saturdoy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low in the is at 6:02 a.m. mid 60s and high in the mid Weather forecast: 80s. Tonight... Mosdy clear with patchy fog developing late. Thursday.. .Partly cloudy Low 49 to 55. Light and vari- with a chance of showers and f~od able wind. thunderstorms. Low in the Saturday... Patchy fog until lower 60s and high in the mid DAYTON (AP) - Democratic u.s. Rep. Tony Hall is t mid-morning, otherwise 80s. under comideration as a nominee to head the United mosdy sunny. High 7 4 to 79. Nation's World Food Programme, the Dayton Daily '1-lews reported Frjday. . pting a,n unid~ntified source, the paper said the Bush J· a<lmiriistration is considering Hall for the job of executive ~ . director. Neither, Hall· nor White House :lpokesm,an Scott . ~ CANTON (AP) -The Stark County coroner is awaiting Stanzel would comment. results of toxicology tests to help determine whe~her the · death of a pilot whose body was found in a ditch was a 0 c~:~:"Jr·~~~~rs ~~:dthu~ in g. The commisSioners also appro.ved transfers of funds fNm AI and appropriations adjustments for the sheriff's departA group of residents opposing the proposed abandon- ment, engineer's office ana ment of the road met with coroner's office. Attending were Commis-the board at the road yesterday morning, olong with a si!)ners Jeff Thornton, Mick representotive of Shelly Co., Davenport and Jim · Sheets, which has requested the clos- and Clerk Gloria Kloes. Contrad 't June 11-15 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. V . G-:- •"'' 0 reg S er ~· /.::-... 1 Committee homicide. The body was identified Thursday with fingerprints as that of David Gladman, 43, whose last known addless was Warren. · : > a~rees The coroner's office ·said the autopsy showed no marks _ · indicating foul play. Tests, including drug and alcohol test- . ing, were ordered to help determine the cause of death. Marlboro Township police said the man, whose body was found Tuesday afternoon, was dressed in a sweatshirt and COLUMBUS (AP) - · A sweat pants but had no identification. House-Senate committee on Thursday agreed to a final version of a long--debated biU that would make it easier for townCOLUMBUS (AP) -Ameritech has some more compe- ships to fight annexation attempts by cities. tition in its Ohio service areas. Talk America, a Reston, Va.-based telecommunications The 6-0 vote after a 10company, began Friday offering service in same 61 counties minute hearing sent the bill served by Ameritech. Basically, that is the Columbus, Cleve- back for concurrence by the two chambers. · land and Dayton metropolitan areas. Talk America does business in 15 states, offering a packThe conference committee . age of local and long-distance services to homes and busi- was necessary because the Sennesses. ate refused to agree with a pro~ The company is charging $59.95 amonth for a phone- vision in the bill that would have service program that includes local calling, voice mail, area required township i-esidents and toll calls, 200 minutes of 'long distance and other features busine~es whose property is that it says would cost $68.95 from Ameritech. adjacent to land to be annexed to be notified of the'proceeding; by registered mail. t0 c an ge Ameritech gets·new competition ·McFadden Deal for land Insurance Services swap at ,. & The.Cincinnati Life president's home · Insurance Company CINCINNATI (AP) Legislation being sent to the U.S. Senate would restOre the William Howard Tali Nationol Historic Site nearly as it was when the 27th president lived there. The House has approved a bilJ. to allow the National Park ' Service to swap small parcels of land with neighbors to more closely reflect the property originally owned by the Tali family. "We'll use it for parking and be able to create a little more green space around the house, which is the way it was when the Talis lived here," said Ray Henderson. • Are Proud To Present .Billy Ita Ilam • • I •. '' • ~ Reduced lnter111t 111te1 available to qualified limited Income purchaure Walnut Place Subdivision located on College Road behind Waters Edge Apts~ in Syracuse, Ohio Date: June 10, 2001 ,, . . Warren. .. Reader Services Time: 1:00 to 5:00pm Applications will be available , Personnel will be on hand for qu~tions ••tdrd6 Poor"siOO 1'1:1."-........... ,.....0.55 ... . . 1,271.08 Meeting set 1,265.08 Rlcold lllgll: 1,527.46 ' M1R:t1 24, MARCH APRil MAY J~nt7,2001 - - - ••Olio Nndaq ---3,~ --3,000 2,264.00 ... ---2,SOO 1'1:1."-fnrn ....... ,.... +2.09 2)64.58 2,205.85 lllcord high: 5,048-62 Maodt tO, 2000 MARCH ·' I APRIL MAY -=-1.500 .AJNE •:1200+ Square.feet ' • 8' l(8',Deck • 2Full Baths I · · .• 2Car Garave • Lot size app. 90' x75' • New Appliances Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency Contact pereon: Lore Rawson ,''"' ' •Landscaped . 8010 NSR7 Chalhlre, OH 45820 Phone: 740-992-6629 Fax 740-387-7510 Email: IorareweonOhotmall.com at (740) 992-2156. Newa .Department• Ext. 12 Newa Ext. 13 O.lly Dt' Ext. 14 carrier may rtmllln adVance dirac! . Advettlalng Ext. 3 Circulation Ext. 4 Claaalfled Ad1 Ext. 5 ,COLUMBUS (AP) - The state motto, "With God, AU Things Are Possible," wiU remain engraved in bronze along with the state seol on the granite plaza at the main entrance of the Statehouse for generations to come. , The American Civil Liberties ·Union has decided not to Choice of Potato Choice of vegetable Dinner Roll ONLY ~ ... 'lo;;; .;...,, .:.:.. - , FREE PIECE OF PIE! Wltll to Sunatzy, )UM lOth, 2001 $27.30 $53.82 $105.56 --lllelgeCounty 13W8el<s 28W8el<s 52W8el<s $29.25 $58.,88 $109.72 I l • $6.95 Lunch SPtclal 52W8el<s All AG£ o.; 1\ll TIMES $ 4 00 ,, . Dressing M.asu~ www.mydallyaentinel.com eaton olso finished higher. The Nasdaq composite index rose 46.27 to 2,264.00, ~¥hile the Stondard & Poor~ 500 index rose 6.93 to 1,276.96. The Dow's gain was limited by Philip Morris, which feD $1.48 to $48.52. A Superior Court jury in Los Angeles said Wednesday the company must pay S3 billion to a cancerstricken smoker, · the largest judgment against a cigarette maker in a lawsuit brought by an individual. But earnings are what's reolly key to investors, who have beim bracing for the upcoming second-quarter results that will mostly be quite weak, Johnson said. Adding to investors' wariness is the growing belief that third-quarter results will be even worse and the uncertainty over whether business wiD improve by the end of the year. with 50 oenla lnoldolllelge 13Woelca 26Woelca On the Web NEW YORK (AP) - A brighter earnings oudook fiom the semiconductor sector gave Woll Street some long-' awaited good news Thursday, helping the market adv:.nce despite lingering doubts about the economy. Investors took their time sorting out the pros and cons, keeping the major indexes bobbing most of the day. It wasn't until late afternoon that the market was able to put together a unified move forward. "This is gridlock. This is buyers and sellers meeting in the middle of the ring and no one delivering a. knockout punch," said Hugh Johnson. chief investment officer at First Albany Corp. The Dow Jones industriol average ended up 20.50 at 11,090.74. · The market's broader indi- 8 oz. Baked Pork Chop oa/Tier -~~available. newaOmydallylentlnetcom Stocks end higher, boosted . by semiconductor outlook SUNDAY SPECIAL Tho Dally Sentinel. Credit will be given oamer each - · No IIUblc~pllon by mall permitted In areu whtrs 11omt To eand e-mail POMEROY - Units of POMEROY - Seven vol- the Meig; Emergency Service unteer fire departments fiom answered five coils for assisMeigs County received grant 'tance. Units responded as folfunding for equipment lows: CENTRAL DISPATCH through the Ohio Depart12:59 a.m., Third Street, ment of Commerce's Small Fire Department Gra!'t pro- Cliff Icenhower, Pleasant Volley Hospital; ·· gram. 8:11 a.m., Children's Home Grants were awarded to: Pomeroy, $9,000; · Racine, Road, Edna Triplett, Holzer $8,000; Rutland, $5,968; Medico! Center; 12:38 p.m., Children's Syracuse, $3,115; Thppers Home Road, Bernice Swartz, Plains, $8,000; Salem Center, $6,460; and Columbia Town- HMC; 6:41 p.m., Holzer Clinic, ship, $4,500. A total of $795,213 was Ava Easter, HMC. made available to smaller · J;>OMEROY .1:36 p.m., Second Street, departments across the state for the purchase of equip- Marilyn Wilcox, HMC. 1 Subocrl>trs not dool~ng 10 pay llle ' Grants received appeol to the U.S. Supreme Court a March ruling. ly-ar..-raute OM$2 one...S8.7o OM$104 OIMntllllllnlliJ'I' EMS runs €hallenge to state motto ends Sublcrlptlon rate• Other urvlces . trip, reaffirming "the ties that bind our nations in a common destiny." IIOiilbOI: Tho p,_ and · lila Ohio ~ Aoooc!olio'l. - : Send Odd,_ correclkn lD Tho Qally Sontlnel, 111 Court. st.. Pomtloy, ONo 411789 . The main numbar Ia 992-;1158. Department eldantlona are: 1 1 scription drug benefit. They contended it remains unfairly tilted toward the -led Our main concemJn allatoriee Ia to be accurate . nyou know of an ef!OI' In a story, call the neWiroom POMEROY Meigs County Board of Elections. MASON, W.Va. - Wolwill hold its regular meeting, Man wiU be holding its secTuesday, 8:30 a.m. ond annual Children's Mirade Network Golf Scramble on June 23 at Riverside Go)f POMEROY - Day camp Course in Mason. Tee-off will begin at 8 a.m. for Meigs County Girl Scouts and the entry fees are $220 has been postponed to a later per four person team. which date. includes food.legol beverages, door prizes, one mulligan per cart. and green fees. For more information, conBEDFORD TOWNSHIP -Bedford Township Trustees toct Teresa Waugh or Jackie will hold their regular month- Sis59n at 304-773-9125· or ly meeting at 7 p.m . on Thes-- Riverside Golf Course at . day at the meeting hall on 773-5354. McGrath Road. Camp delayed (UIPI21He0) Ohio lllllly Pulllllhlng CoPublilhod ·tvtfY an.,._,, Monday through Friday, 11 t Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio. S.Cond-<:lua poerage paid It f'clrrleray. Correction Polley I' . •3Bedrooms The coroners office said the autopsy showed no marks ·indicating foul play. Tests, including drug and alcohol testing. were ordered to help determine the cause of death. Marlboro Township police said the man, whose body was found Tuesday afternoon, was dressed in a sweatsliirt and sweat pants but had no identification. The Daily Sentinel ' •New Home Body found in Stark County • CANTON (AP)- The Stark • County coroner is awaiting • resultS of toll;icology tests to help determine whether the ~ath of a pilot whose body was found in a ditch was a homicide. The body was identified Thursday with fingerptin!S as that of David Gladman. 43, whose last known addzess was THE RENT YOU PAY MONTHLY COULD BE YOUR MONTHLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT ON THIS HOUSE!! • When you thlrik of life or health insurailce think of Bill Kallam. J~nt7,2001 this As I rnldtnt of Racine, I promise to give you hometown service while repreHntlng a large and strong Insurance company." . Call (740) 992-2335 RIc nnl high: 11,722.1111 Jln. 14, 2000 Bush For Ages 5 Years And Up 8 11,008.95 LOCAL STOCKS Vetoes HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH (Just off St. Rt. 7 on St. Rt. 143) C 11 992 A768't 1t Body found In Stark County ;, 11,100.114 requesting funding to meet stote requirements for protective clothing and breathing apparatus. Meeting set "I had to do what I felt was necC$§ary on vetoes," Taft said Thursday. "They weren't AEP- 47\ Gannett- 64\ Aockwen - 45~ General Electric - 48\ Rocky Boola - 4\ Arch Coal 26'· aimed at any single member, fhNIIPaaeAI Nao-~ GKNLY-10\ ADShell-81 they were done carefully, they AmTechSBC- 41'Harley Davidson Sears-40 48~ Shoney'a-\ were done reluctantly, they Aahland Inc. - 40~ AT&T-21:t. Kmart-t~. Wai-Mart- 51 were done to maintain a bal- Bank One- 38~ Kroger,- 25 maker$, their staff and certain Wendy'a-24~ . Bob Evana - 17\ Lands End - 37'1. Worthington - t1 '!. documents immunity fiom anced budget." · Ltd. -18~ Dally ll1ock rwpotta a111 Taft said he had parti!=ubr BorgW8met' - 47 lawsuits over legisbtion. Champion- 3Y. Oak HKI Financial 1ha 4 J.m. closing . Finan pushed for the provi- concerns about the legisla- Charming Sh.• - 5~ 14~ quotea lila pmoloua . . ture's use of federal welfare City Holding - 9" OVB-25 day'alnlnuctlana, proSion after the Ohio Supreme dollars to fund state programs. DuPont-~ Ykled by Smith . Part· BBT-38 Paoplea-111\ riera at Adveat Inc. of Court ordered the s~te last . Finan said he respected that Federal Mogul - 3\ USB-23 Premier7'1. Oalllpolla, month to make l~giSlahve concern. , staff members avaUable to "I think a Jot of this is a lawyers and t~ hand over doc~ philosophical difference wealthiest 1 percent of taxuments relahng to the sta~ s between the governor and the payers, even though several decade-old school-funding generol assembly on how to provisions were added by cas~. . _ . spend money:• Finan said. s·enate moderates to benefit froln ..... AI Finan wd the ·munumty - Taft said he decided to veto lower-income people. ~rovi~on1~~P~,~~ ~t o!_vet~ , , tpe imml!nity p~ion "very ·.tion. Passage of the legislaAfter spending two days at •~Jvemdes. • · . reluctantly" because he knew tion on May 26 marked the his Crawford, Texas ranch, Anotll~r 1_111!01~ a proposal how importont it was to biggest legisbtive victory in the president departs Monto adopt "zero base budget- Finan. Bush's presidency to date. day night for a weeklong i~g," or re9uiring state agen-. "I felt that I just couldn't In addition to the refund European trip with stops in aes to build ann~al ~udgets support what was done in· checks, gradual income tax Madrid, Spain; Warsaw, • tiom scr:atch. A, third mvolves . terms of it being overbroad, rate cuts, and eventual end- Poland; Brussels, Belgium; : th.e .Iegulature s. attempt to and changing the relationship ing of the estate tax, the Ljubljana, Slovenia; and elimmate a requirement that between the legisbtive and< measure eases the marriage Goteborg, Sweden. • schools provide a 1 /2~mill judicial branches," Taft said. In meetings with Russian penolty paid by millions of levy for· facilities mainte- "Something major like that two-income couples, gradu- President Vladimir Putin and • nance. Taft vetoed both. should be done during public ally doubles . the $500 child NATO and European Union ! "I think he has an eraser on hearings." · credit and contains breaks allies, Bush eXpects to meet his pen and we still have the A spokeswoman for House for increased savings for strong internadonal opposi; lead in the pencil," Finan said. Speaker Larry Householder retirement and education. tion to his pledge to build an • "So that's part of the legisla- said no decisions on seeking While the bill got signifi- anti-missile shield: He also is ; rive process. And if the votes votes for overrides have been cant Democratic support, likely to meet pressure not to · i .are there, and the members made. . most Democrats criticized it abandon a 1997 agreement . , .want to do it, then that's our . "There's certainly' evidence as far too large to meet other on global warming. situatiof!." within our caucus there's sup- national priorities, such as : · prerogative in In a speech on Wednesday, : Taft said he wasn't surprised · port for some potential over- increased spending on edu- Bush said he will cite comrides:' Jen Detwilers said. : by Finan's comments. · cation and a Medicare pre- mon · interests during the l<Q/ . . 1/aeo.tlolf 81JI'e !eioo agency ... ,.....0.19 Pale Judge to decide .Demjanjuk fate Hall may lead 11,080.74 1'1:1. " -.... pooiba 1,276.96 RUTLAND - June Stearns, 74, Rudand. died Thursday, June 7, 2001 at Arcadia Nursing Center, Coolville. Arrangements will be announced by Fisher-Acree Funeral Home, Pomeroy. . Bodies recovered from quarry BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RACINE - Racine Board of Public Affairs will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the municipol building. _LITTLE HOCKING - Edith Sampson, 76, Little Hocking, City matches bank robbery total leo The D.ty StnUnel • Pllgtt A 3 Ftii'IJ JURI t. 2111 High Schools set up for vaccination campaign Ohio weather '• PageAl I �PageA4 Opinion The Daily Sentinel _..;;-...~_IJ the Ftld , . . . . . . 2001 - 740 18~21.58 : • Fu: 1192·2157 . ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ctwiH w. Govey Publlatler M~n~~glng Editor Diane Klly Hill Controller .... •••' . . .. ., .. ,, WEST VIRGINIA VIEW Demand . up, and it's the reason for higher gasoline prices SAINTS AND SINNERS '· Should .the ·wife surrender all ·of the·time? Gradually, things got better. Not that ; Most marriage manuals that advise Joe changed all that much. When Ann 1 wives to give in to their husbands are returned home after a visit with her par- ., . written by men. • !lOts, he greeted her by saying, "Why , "Let wives be subject to their hus. didn't you stay longer? It was very ~ bands in everything" (catch that word peaceful without you." This time, how- , "everything") is in the Bible all right, ·ever, Ann was unruf!led. but, predictably, it was written by a man In time, her new serenity pegan to {St. Paui).Would a woman have said the have its effects. Joe seemed more relaxed . .. same thing? · ~ Not affectionate by any means, buf he" I Well, the author of a new book, "The played with St"phen and made regUlar : Surrendered Wife" (Fireside, 2001), is, COWMNIST efforts to talk with him. . '. unpredictably, a 33-year-old wife who Ann and Joe started taking w.ilks ' doesn't base her case on the demands of the Bible. She argues that "an acquies- it. But consider the case ofJoe arid Ann. together and even developed a range of : They were incompatible in lots of topics they could discuss. Once, on one · cent wife is the key to a happy mar• » . ways - probably like most couples, Ann of their walks, she suggested that Joe .· nage. . Before she agreed to surrender all to felt. But that didn't'bother her. As long as might see the psychiatrist again. ,, . ' "Me?" said Joe. "Why ,me?Ypu're tpe , her husband, her marriage was going Joe was willing tPi compromise once in a 1 one who's nuts;" So, you 'see,Joe. hadp ~~ ,nowhere. By her owp admission; author while, things were all ,right. Laura Doyle was a "control freak, conAs time went on, however, Ann found . become a totally differe~t pe~so11. herself giving in more and more until it . But there have been s1gns of p,rogress . . stantly nagging and derrteaping him." 'In her bopk, Doyle writes that men seemed she was doing all the giving in. · Ddimte ones. O?es that other people., are to be given control of the finances in She talked Joe into going with her to see m1ght not r~cogruze. But A!J-n does. For ; the home regardless of who is better a psychiatrist. He ,.found that Ann was instance, last month Joe remembered her : with ·the money and that wives are to well-adjusted, · responding normally to birthday. . . • . ·. an unhappy marri;~ge. Joe was found to .M~st a w1fe m (\nn s shoes do all ~he. have sex with their husbands once a adjustmg? Ann d1d. And she says she: week, whether they are in the mood for be neurotic, immarure and repressed. He would probably never change the would do .it again. it or not. doctor told Anh. , ' Was she right? Is author Laura Doyle ·. "If he asks for your opinion on anyAfter thinking it over, she decided to right that an acquiesci.n g wife is ~he key ~ thing;' Doyle writes, "say, 'Whatever stay with Joe. Little Stephen would be to a happy marnage? . . , YOU think, dear."' (George R. Plagenz is a columnist for . 0 . Can a marriage work when the wife better off with a sometime father than Newspaper Enterprise Association.) is always the one to give in? Many doubt with no father at all. ~\· ~· ~· George Plagenz . . '·I\ 4, • .. f ~ ' TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Friday,June 8, the 159th day of2001 .There are 206 days le(r in the year. · · Today's Highlight in History: On June 8, A.D. 632, the prophet Mohammed died. On this date: In 11!45, Andrew Jackson, sevel)th president of the United States, died in Nashville, Tenn. · In 1861, Tennessee seceded from the Union. 18?6, author George Sand died in Nohant; France. •In 1915, Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan resigned in a disagreement pver U.S. handling of the sinking of the Lusitania. In 1953, the Supreme Court ruled that restaurants in the District of Columbia could not refuse to serve blacks. In 1967,34 U.S. servicemen were killed when Israeli forces raided the Libe.rty, a Navy ship stationed in the Mediterranean. (Israel c:illed the attack a tragic mistake.) In 1968, authorities announced the capture in London of James Earl Ray, the suspected assassin of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. In 1978, a jury in Clark County, Nev., ruled the so-c:illed "Mormon will," purportedly written by the late billionaire Howard Hughes, was a forgery. In 1982, President Reagan became the first American chief executive to address a joint session of the British Parliament. In 1995, U.S. Marines rescued Capt. Scott O'Grady, whose F16-C 6ghter jet had been shot down by Bosnian Serbs on June 2. Ten years ago: A victory parade was hefd in Washington, D.C., to honor the veterans of the Persian GulfWar. Preakness winner Hansel won the Bdmont Stakes. . Five years ago: Declaring racial hostility was behind recent church· fires in the South, President Clinton said in his weekly radio address he would devote whatever resoun;es were need~ ed to "smother the fires of hatred." China set off an underground nuclear test blast. Editor's Note won the Belmont Stakes. One year ago:Thro gunmen shot to death Brigadier Stephen Saunders, a British defense attache, in Athens, Greece; the elusive terrorist group November 17 claimed responsibilicy, saying it killed Saunders because of his role in NATO airstrikes against Yugoslavia. Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Jeff MacN:illy died in Baltimore, Md., at age 52. Today's Birthdays: Retired Supreme Court Justice Byron White is 84. Former President Suharto ofindonesia is 80. Former First Lady Barbara Bush is 76. , In' Ftld1J, ..... Hll Dear cwo visit him during school breaks and derful people we encountered on still together. I n~ wanted a divorce,Abby, and during the summer. . I want us to our trip home and wish we could the trUth is - I never stopped laving become ensaged and be married ha~ thanked them for their help. him. What do I do now? - EX IN after I graduate next year. DEAR. BEVERLY: Consider it Abby, how do I know that is the done.Truck driving is hard work that TEXAS DEAR. EX: The next time you right thing - that he is ready for requires patience and total concen11ation for long stretches of time. The· run into Monty :md he acts :IS if marriage - and that I will not get people who do it are a special breed,· you're still together, remind him that rejected? - SCARED IN NEW · and my hat is off to them. You were Y.,u're not - but you could be if he MEXICO fortunate that these ":mgels of the highway" took you under their wing. DEAR ABBY: My ex-husband, · "Monty," and I divorced six years ago after 20 years of marriage. Money .had a history of being unfaithful. Two years ago he ~ed one of his girlfriends . I hear through the grapevine that Monty is unhappy in his marriage. He appears to be going out of his way to "run" into me. When I see him he's friendly and acts like we're calls you when his divorce is final. DEAR sCARED: Curb your It remains to be seen whether the rumors on the grapevine are true. If they turn out to be trUe, and you re:illy want a marriage with your former husband, make sure that you get to the root of the reason for his cheating and your breakup the first time around. Counseling would be a way to ensure it. DEAR. ABBY: I am 17. My l!oyfriend graduated from high school this year and soon will be leaving for college filr away. I plan to fear and don't pressure him.This is an · opportunity for you both to grow :IS individuals. Neither of you should tie yourself down at this point in your lives. Marriage requires stability, maturity and experience. The next few years are going to be important ones for both of you. If you push too hard for a commitment, he may resent you for it and pull away. Dear Abby is written by Paulint Pfrillips and daughter Jeanne Phillips. Local students report to Buckeye·Girls State Saturday ·, It~ • The Register-Herald ofBeddey: Gas prices could reach S3 a gallon in . Chicago and California this summer, says one · news account. Gas is teetering at the $2 mark in many other areas, includ· ing southern West Virginia. Nowhere is it likely to be cheap. It does not follow, though, that the oil companies are to be solely cursed. Other culprits include the inadequate number of refineries in this country and environmental rules that are meant to reduce air pollution but sometimes more effectively reduce the weight of consumer wallets. The fiction that many of us delight in is that energy producers instigated the high prices through their own connivance. Price fixing is a crime, of course, and carrying it out on an industry-wide basis would be next to impossible. During last year's campaign season,Al Gore and 9thers charged that the. oil companies were price gouging. prompting an investigation that eventually found the allegation to be much malarkey. That's not ~o say that eyebrows shouldn't be raised and questions asked about highly suspicious local pricing. Why is it, for instance, that a gallon of regnlar unleaded goes for $1.75 in Beckley and $1.55 a gallon in Princeton? And why is it that a gallon of regular unleaded goes for $1.66 at the stations nearest the rurnpike exit in Princeton hut drops to $1.55 a mile farther into town? Overall, however, what is really going on is siniply that there is a lot more demand than supply. Demand is up essentially because the economy and the country's population have been growing. Supply has been down because of OPEC's market manipulations, of course, and could go down more for a variety of other reasons, as well, such as a dearth of refineries. Vi~e President Cheney has noted· that no large new refiheries have been built for some 20 years, and a Detroit writer points to one major reason: The return on investment is a measly 5 percent. Owing in part to environmental restrictions, refineries are extremely expensive to build ami refiners must cope with the complicated production and transmission of a variety of gasoline products, another report says. DEAR ABBY: I low the letters you print about acts of kindness and r would like to share my story with you. It W:IS 1976, and my husband, daughters and I drove our new truck ro Colorado to visit relatives :md -buy some heavy equipment. After the truck was loaded up. my husband · ADVICE became very iU and had to go to the hospital. My oldest daughter and I · had to rerum to California for our "Mother Bear and two Baby Bears" jobs. The doctor told us that when were doing driving all by themselves. my husband W:IS well enough ro He was helpful with information on leave the hospital, he would have to traffic and weather, etc., which was a fly home. So we left him in the hos- blessing because a·storm was coming. pital :md headed home in his truck, When the fint driver was ready to which we had driven' very little. turn off in another direction, he sent We were driving down the high- · word to another truck driver to way. and there were many 18-wheel- watch over us! It was very comforter trucks along the way. We had a CB ing for us :IS we traveled. ndio in the vehicle, which we left Many times when I read about on. A rruck driver :ISked us what the truck driven, I remembtr the won- Abby R. Shawn Lewl1 . CB good buddies watched·over novice truck driver The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., PorMroy, Ohio Bend ___ The_D_aily_Se_ntm_·e_l Page AS ". WATT EN B,E R G 'S .VIE 'f1 VNS sponsorship contz.pues networks' arrogance ' .j l ll Florida be damned! After having discredited the American electoral system in 2000, arrogant as ever, the five major commercial television news networks and the Associated Press hfve decided to continue their ·sponsorship and direction of the Voter News Service consortium. There will be some reforms, but Americans will continue to have televised "projections" of winners and losers well' before the votes are counted and released. That means that there will be . people in different parts of the country, from both parties, particularly in the ' West, who think the system is rigged. Swell; we need another conspiracy. "Projection" is an idiotic system. I have written about it, researched It, sat on a CNN outsiders commission investigating it and have yet to hear a satisfa,tory answer regarding why the. nei;Work,s dO it. They lose money at it. They gain no competitive advantage, because all use the same source and get information simultaneously, while they misleadingly pat ~hemselves on the back for a unique job well done. Sorrie network executives and jour. nalists justify their practice in heroic mountain-climbing terms. We climb the Himalayas because they' are there; we report the news because it is there. They cite academic studies to prove that early calling in one state or region doesn:t influence voting behavior iq later-voting states. Sometimes they go negative. You can't stop us, they say, we are protected by the First Amendment. This is mostly garbage. Exit poll results are hardly true. news ,- they are manufactured news which would not exist unless the n~~orks spent $35 m!llion to create Jt. This JS not as bad as eggmg on a riot in order to . get g(>od television COLUMNIST votes because of the last minute drunkdriving revelations.) Alas, political public opinion polling is · a useful part of our public lives. We · deserve information about why , people · voted, how voters behaved by gt:Oup, and • 'so on. But not at the cost of.undermin- j ing the qedibility of the election proc.ess · itself. The networks have four years, 365 .' days a year, 24 hours a day to do their ~ stuff, and they won't lay off for two hours ' on election night, before resurning their 1 chatter. All this notwithstanding the , opinion of the public ~nd" pleas from ·· political leaders across the political sp~c- ~ trum, for 20 twenty years! ~ Nor is this necessarily a once-every- .~ . four-years problem. Wrth a 50-49-1 Sen- · ~te aod a cl?se House: the election story. ' m 2002 wtll be nationalized. Suppose · Southeastern Democratic incumbent Senators get drubbed, indicating GOP recapture of the Senate; will it depress Democratic turnout in West Coast elections? .. . Congress could prohibit early repor!- ' mg ofEiectmn Day exit polling. But that might be unconstitutional and set a bad precedent. What to do? If more voters refused to ans,w er Election Day exit polls1 the quality ofVNS data would go from terrible to meaningless. So unless the networks reform, practice sayihg "it'; none your business," if approached by an exit pollster. (Or, if asked to respond, you can even lie, doubling their trouble.) footage, but~t's much the same practice. The academic studies show a variety of results. Most important, all concede that voter particwation ·may (stress 11J3Y) be depressed, perhaps only by very small numbers. But, folks, Florida ~· about small numbers of voters; so was Oregon,. so was Neyv Mexico, so was the Senate race in Washington. • R~forni? It is a staggering task, even if the goal were worthwhile. The .infamous Florida exit poll was more than 7 percent off the actual result. Other state exit polls were up to 20 points offl How will VNS deal with the gtpwing number of absentee b:illots1 which are, by definition, not picked up,1by exit. polls? How will they d,eal with p!e,grqwing refusal rate of \roters to .answer questions asked by exit poll enumerators, which rose to about 50 percent in 2000? Aha! They will. use more pre~electioh telephone polling. But telephone polling is in worse shape than exit polling. It takes 100 calls now tO get · · (Ben Wattenberg, a senior fellow. at tire 20 answers. Why? Telemarketing (aar- American Euterprise· Institute, is the hostrggh!!) and over-polling have stolen <;mr essayist of the PBS special "TI!e First Meapatience With 'unso~Cited calls; answermg sured Ce11t11ry" and co-autlr~r of a new b k machines and Caller ID ' let . us screen · of the same title. He is the host of the we::ly l . them out. ~or can pre-election ph~ne public television program "Think Tank." You · l surveys replicate senttqJ.ent pn elecnon may smd commellts to him via e-mail: Wat- , ' day. (Remember, George W. Bush lost mailaol.com.) ·• · POMEROY Delegates .Jind alternates to the 55th annual Buckeye Girls State. have been selected by the American Legion A.oxiliaries of POst 602, Racine, and Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. GirlS Stare, a fast-paced program of mock government at the state, county and city level, will get .under way Saturday with nearly 1,000 high school seniors converging on the campus of Ashland University. It will continue through June 16. The main objective is to Sara Mansfield Mindy O'Dell Delegate train young women who have . 0111eg~e completed their junior year in I. high school in the duties, · fights and privileges of citi- active in student council, 'cian for the Meigs wrestling zenship by providing them · cheerleading, FFA, and FHA. team. She is involved in dance with the opportunity to She is a member of Racine classes and is a member of the actively participate in a demo- First Baptist Church :md active Cheer Station dance ream. in various youth activities of Sara, daughter of Dr. Wilma cratic form of government. The delegates from Meigs the church. Mansfield, attends Eastern County are Roberta Forester Mindy, daughter of Tracy . High School. She has served aS of Racine,' sponsored by ihe O'Dell, a~tends Meigs High an officer of her class the ~ast American Legion AUxiliary of School where she is involved two years,. plays percumon Racine Post 602; and Mindy in the marching band, the with the band, and is an honor O'Dell and Sara Mansfield, National Honor Society, Stu-' student. Pomeroy, sponsored by Drew dent Council, and is a- class The hands-on experience Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. officer. She is also a member of with a ·working government Alternates ·are Mary Schultz the Key Club, Works with a will see several chan~es this and Jennifer Buckley, dance team at Meigs, on the year as each g1rl 1s aSSJgned a Pomeroy. yearbook staff.' a track mem- political party, city and county. Roberta is the daughter of ber, on the quiz team, and The cities will be named after Mary and Melvin Forester and cross country team and statisti- famous Ohio women and a stUdent at Southern High School where she has been Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke and Mr. and Mrs . . Warren Van Meter recently visited George . and Sandra Wilson and Shelton and Stephanie Fish~r in Alarnagordo,'N.M. Andrew Robert, son of, Katrina and Bob Brooks, was baptized at Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy on May 26. Others attending were · Great grandmother Mildred Brooks, and grandparents Lloyd and Ruth Brooks, all local, and William and grandparents William and Linda Specht, Wellston; Richard Specht and fiance, Pittsburgh, ""'Pa., and Debby, Jeremy, 'Ifler and Kathryn Barber, all local. 'URGENT CARE ALFRED - I . Alternate Alternate· their counties will be named after past state presidents of the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary.· Kickoff of activities will begin Sunday with registration, mixers and orientation. The keynote speaker for the official will be Jo Ann David· son, longtime state representative. Monday the workshops in government will begin with county and state party caucuses, continuing to Wednesday when rallies will be held, along with county and state primary elections, debate and party demonstrations, and govern- ment celebrations. Pat Vivo will be the keynote speaker Wednesday night. Oo Thursday all levels of government will begin functinning and that night the inauguration of county and state officials will take place with the governor of Buckeye Girls State giving the address. Friday's agenda includes an afternoon visit from Gov. Bob Taft and a variety show presented in the Hugo Young Theater. On Saturday the Buckeye. Girls State governor will give a farewell address fol· lowing an awards program. ~u a~te tJt!ttdia~ lntt~Ud kJ a SY;J,s,J PllanR4r~k"'# . ~;/iil,w lk t/ & P};;t~'1f/tJM !!rl;~;nil'~tt6attj· ojm.e ~iJ~al {}ullnatlctt o/ PJr~ ~t tife,ennd {gll6eTI ..f. r;/!td,U.,, EMERGENT CARE fifultojl t/Me ~t:Je { r;/tae!Je,U111Je bt {}!,If,. rj/,mtkrt, .f'u'lu!, I 0, 200 I HOLZER CLINIC HOLZER CLINIC Urgent Care HOLZER CLINIC at 8t!JOJ· m. JACKSON Hours: Monday -Friday 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM MEIGS PJle lJ:h,,'1fatl! !J:k.U EJJ111Ae Urgent Care at tlte Emergent Care New weekend & holiday hours beginning June 1 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM Hours: Seven days a week & holidays 12:00 Noon to 11:00 PM 280 Panonsvllle Rd Jackson, Ohio 90 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 446-5287 (740) 395-8871 I Mary Schultz HOLZER CLINIC Alfred penonals ' I . PJ;,,e/,Jeatt ti(,lll'~tt4'qy {~~t6uUidk Hours: Seven days a week & holidays 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM . {l(,ikJe.,glltJ fif(l(tluattd {{ftatlmi(fi/1~; {)f,w, 88 E. Memorial Dr Pomeroy, Ohio . . . • (740) 992-0060 ,.f,j!.rmnl (Jf;~iJfiM ~· lm.m u/Jnt•!f}ll•tu flu . ------- ---------. , . w-----~~-------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I Jennifer Buckley Roberta Forester Delegate ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ' ( ' . ' . .. ... . . . ' . ' . "' .. '• • .. 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Pulon: Jim MonU Services: Saturday 7:10p.m. ' Gell'a n.pkfll.._ JI66S M<QuiR Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio Pastor. Wayne Bakolm Services: n.us. Nite1 7:00pm ~ •• New chudi No Slmday sei"\'k:e eslablilbeil : Comm.....,. a..... Sunday S.:bool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip , 10:30 a.m..• 7 p.m. M«w Chapel Cloorch Sunday O<bool • 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. tl'~ p St' RL 1:!4,Raeine Putor.Willilmllobadt sUnday Scllool- 10 Lm. Evmina. 7 p.m. llelbeiCIIu,.. Towruhip Rd., 468C Sunday Scbool- 9 a.m. G-UoltedM.,_ Worship · 9:30a.m. (Ill & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednellday Service- 7:30p.m. Worship • 10 ula. Wednesday Services • 10 a.m. H__. ML Olive United M Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pas1or: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday &:hoot- 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 ll.m .• 7 p.m. Thursday ServM:e1 - 7 p.m. or Melp Coopentl.n Parish Northeut Culler Alfred Putor: Jane Beattie Sunday School • 9 :30a.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. Syraat~t First Cburcb of God OrudSIJoel Sunday School - lOam. WOI'Ihip - 11 a.m. Wednesday Servica • 8 p.m. ML Olive Ceal•lllllly Ch-" .. . .. Tord!CIIri Co. Rd. 6) Sunday Scllool ·9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m. VIII ... Fllllh Cllurdl France~ Middleport ...._ Bradl Third Ave. Pulor: Rev. Clarl< Bmr Sunday School • 10 o.m. . Evenina: • 6 p.m. WednndaySerYices - 7:00p.m. 1 SUWON, South Korea (AP) - France advanced to the championship of the FIFA Confederations Cup, bearing Brazil 2-1 in a rematch of the 1998 World Cup final. In Sunday's championship game, France plays Japan, which defeated Australia 1-0 at Yokohama in the other semifinal. ..., .... Puwr: Rev. KriJIOI Robinson Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonbip- II a.m. Harritonvllle Pltsbyrerian (burch Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:43 a.m. . M&ddltpon Paa~llu Sunday School · 9 a.m. · Worship - 19 a.m. ., WVUsbeugth coach bikes J~ -Ftllow1lllp Churc:h of the Nazarene Pulor: Thmla Waldeck JPutor: Bob Randolph """''" 11.1\ ---:·, ,. \1 11,1111,1 . atOSU ~ Mulbeny HIS. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Llwinlky Sahlrday Service~ : Sabbath School- 2 p.m . Wonllip- J p.m. EveninJ·-7 p.m. Wedneday ServiCe • 7 p.m. Rl. 7 on Pomc:by By·Pa&l Pastor: Re)'. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School- 9:30 • •m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. ~1 Service - 7 p.m. e. Filii up....... 3304S HUand Road, Pomeroy Pucor: Roy Hun1er Sunday Sl:hool - 10 a.m. EvcninJ 7:30p.m. Tuesday A Thundly • 7:30p.m. South llelbeiNew.......,_l · Silver Ridge M L - Ullltedll1n Clutd Cll•fth Texas Contmunity off Ck 82 Putor: Robert Sanden • "' Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Service• ~ ]:'JO p.m. EdtD Uolted Bmbfto Ia Cllriol 21/2 mUes nonh of Reedt.wiUe "' onSweRow 124 Pastor: Rev. Raben Markley ' Sundr.y School - 11 a.m. ~ Sunday. Worship · 10:00 a.m. .t 7:00p.m: Wednetday Services 7:30p.m. Wednelday Yooth Sei"\'i~- 7:30p.m. 7 . .. ., .." • Pul<lt: Robert 8art>er , SErviCE & ~lliPI Brogan-Warner INSURANCE 137·C N. 2!ld Ave. SERVICES ~ 214 E. Main . Mlddlepo~ OH 992-5130 Pomeroy 992-Q76 Bill Quickel Ingel's Carpet 189 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-7028 !Francis Florist County~ Main Pomeroy, Oh EWING FUNERAL HOl!E 0/Mat,Fw..U1 A W . Dignity and tWvlr:e At~~r~~r­ Emblllhed 1913 •t..r UJ llhd !lOUt thou&htl wllfiiJK!efll Cllrt• 740-992·2644 74li~89.2-6:Z911 106 992·2121 Ave. SMIHIR & LOHSE PHAR.CY We Fill Doctors' . Preacrlptlons 992·2955 Ponieroy NEW HAVEN FUNERAL HOME .•. FlOWER B1rri'ERNUT AVE. . PoMEROY, OB 992·6454 ~ "' 'Flowers for all occasions· SNOUFFER FIRE I SAFETY SALES I SERVICE "We accept f>reneed TranefeiT' . 882-8200 912·7075 Lundy Brown RB(Jtltl Btownl172 North 81aond Ave. Dlractor 174 Layne Mldcll1port, Oh !Always & 'forever,_: 9ift Sliop ·- • 518 E. Mllln 81. Pomii'Oy, OH~ • '• 992-1161 I • • Pablotssip S1nith Wednc:sdly Service~ - 7 p.ni. Pastor: Lawrenee Bush Sunday Stbool · 9:30a.m. MW!:p rtO.•rD.t.IMNuan. Pulor: Allen Midcap Sundly School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30a.m.. 6:30 p.m. Wedneldoy Scrviteo - 7 p.m. Pastor: Allen Midcap Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sunday S<:hool - 10 o.m. Thumlay Services ~ 1 p.m. Chur<h otGnd of Prophecy O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt. 160 P1stor: P.J. Chapman Cloud~ . ,,)/,ll'llll' Cheller Putor. Jane Beaale Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenina: SCrvices- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30 p.m. Sunday Sebool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. 7 WOI'Ih.ip - I (a.m., 6:30p.m. Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Re'ol. David Rlluell F.... C., Cllllrdl Looa Bottom · EAST RUTHERFORD, N .J. (AP) -Adam Foote bad a goal and two assists and Patrick Roy turned aside a flurry of early New Jeney shots as the Colorado Avabnche prevented the Devils liom clinching the cup with a series-tying 4-0 victory. The Avalanche's dominating effort forced the first Game 7 in the Stanley Cup finals since the New York Rangers ~ the Vancouver Canucks in 1994 and only the fourth since 1967. · The Avalanche, also getting goals liom Ville Nieminen, Chris ·Drury and Alex Tanguay, became the. fint team since the 1964 Toronto Maple Leafi to win a Game 6 on the road when trailing 3-2 in the finals. FOXBORO. Mass. (AP) Running back Antowain Smith sigoed a .one-year contract with the New England Patriots after four years with the Buffalo Bills. Smith, the 23rd player taken in the 1997 draft, was released May 18 as the Bills cut his $1.25 million salary &om their payroll. He had lost his starting job in the third week of last season. ' .c-ulllly Clnordo Lievina Road, West Columbia. W.Va. ...-. Clyde Ferrell ·Sunday School9:30 am Sunday c"eilinj serviee 6 pm Wt:dtaday lei'Ylce 7 pm Sunday Evenins7 p.m. ' Thunday Servi<e • 7 p.m. Dyoovllle Sundal/ S<hooi·IOa.m.. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Tucsdlly Scr;vkcl -7 p.m. l nitul \lt·th odi ' t Rullllnd Ch- God Pastor: Ron Heath Sunday Worship - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. · Main .t Fifth St. - 1 Wedneldly Service· 7 p.m. ML M - Ch1rch <I God Mile Hill Rd., Racine Pastor. Brice Utt Sunday School - 9:45a.m. E:venins - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rudand FftC Wlllllopllot Comer Sytamott .t Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Frilz Sunday School - 9:4S a.m. Wonh.ip - II a.m. ( 'hurd I ol' ( ;od Allllqolty 8opdol . Sunday Sthool - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m. Sunday Evening-6:00p.m. Coolville Cloun:h --- • Flollc..<ICI!ordlti.._U.... Snloi' -, P6itar: ....-Rawson Pulor:l!dlc:l Han Sunday Scbool - 9:.JO a.m. WorshiV· IO:lO._m .. 7:30p.m. Coolrille Unl... M......latPo- SL Pool Lolhera Cllun:b p.m.:. : • FaldiValoy'bbt.-leChorch Bailey Run RoM llutiC=IIoo!lyCiourdl OffR1. 124 Palor: Hclea Kline F.-Ruolopdlt ..:.-,..' -Life~C...... ' 377J Gelqos C..Ok Rood. Oallipolis, du : l'du:BUIStalen •' Sundly Servica . 10 a.m. ol7 . W~y - 1.p.m. A Youda 1 p.m. , . SantAndenon Sunday ScbooiiO LID. Evcain& · 7:JOpm. wc:&etday Servlce- 7:JO p.m. 2411 Bfid&eman St, Syracute Rev. Mike Tbonlploo,raSundly Sdlool · 10 a.m. l!venina- 6 p.m. Wtdnt.lday Service - 7 p.m. Pallor: Brian Harbell Suoday School- 10a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. · WcMesday 7 p.m. Our S.Yioor Cllurdl Walout and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. PAllor: David Russell Sunday School.- 10:00 a.m. Wonhip- 11 a.m. Oiftoo,WVa. Suodly School - 10 a.m. Worship - 1 p.lll Wodnelday Savice- 7 p.m. ,,....,._ -· Rev. Donald C. Fritz Wortihip - 9:00a.m. Sunday School · 10:00 ~m. M.._ lllrrilrNIYIIIe C...llllll7 Church ........ lllen>o Dutbam Suaday - 9:30a.m. Md 1 p.m. - y -.7p.m. . Ellt Letart l'du: Brion llarkuea Sunday S<booi - IOa.IIL Wonbip • 9 a.m. W - y - 7p.m. Clumll Clllle.- Cloud~ MIMieportC= ·lly Clourdl l7S Pearl Sl., Middlepan Pottor.llnlayne$1Uder Slllldoy Scbool • 9:30 a. . I ul iHT<lll St.J......_ ;us• Filew I '; MW1erJ New Lime Rd., Rutlaod Puoor: RA:v. J. Rol>inlon • ServM:el: Wcdaelday. 7:30p.m. . SuDday, 2:~ p.m. Cltmel"- RdL Rlcine, Ohio SI.RI. I60,-7or-7486 ilooriOJ.Sdlool 10:20-ULOL • ... RcliefSociet)'IPrielthood 11 :0.5-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10: 15 a.m. Homemakin8 mcetl.~J. lit Thun. - 7 p.m. Sunday Bible Srudy - 9:30 Lm. WOIMip: 10:30 a.m. and 6;30 p.m. Wedne!lday Bible SIUdy • 7 p.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. 'Die P IF ~ n..a........ - or Railroad St., Muon Sunday Sch..o1 - 10 a.m. Servica -7 p.m. Puoor: Dcwayne SlUder Sunday School · JOa.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wednelday Services- 10 a.m. Chriolfii....._Do, Saioll Cllu,.. cinist Intersection 7 and 124 W Evangelist: Dennis Sargent Faith Baptlot Church Pulor:S..VCRood s-hy Sd!ool .' 9:30 I.DL Wonllip • 9:JO LDL and 1 p.m. 'Wcdncldlr - 7 p.lll. Friday - rdlowlbip......;.. 1 p.m. Sunday School - IOa.m. I Outer Cbun:la of Cbrilt Pastor: Nalhan Robinson Sunday school 9:30a.m. Nonnan Will, superintendent Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wtdnelday Services • 1 p .m. ....,_ F-Fd~G.dl -.,. Pasror: Ptulip Stunn Sunday School : 9:30a.m. WOOihip Service: 10:30 11.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. St Rt 1-43 jUJt off Rt. 7 Wedneldq ten'ioe. 7 p.m.. ~p - 9a. :n. lladi..W. Church fll Cluilt · ., -Teoealllvia / Sunday seMce. 10 a.m. . P0111and-Ricine Rd. Pator. Michael Duhl Sunday Scbool· 9!30 a.m. Wonblp 10:30 1.111. - y Servica -7:110 p.m. Wcdnaday Sen-ices - 7 p.m. Jolol.t !'ally Wade 603 Sec:md Awe. MMon A - G. . . It.F.L 92J S. 11Unl SL, N'uldlq>T 4 -~Pllur.e-iluJLI-. ; _..,.10;00- Wedneolay7ptll Sunday Scbool- 9:15a.m. Wonllip - 10:15 LID. C...•IIIIJ ., Cllrlst R(J ,, aute~ 500 N. llxiAve .. Middkpcd SetviDe time: Sundlay 10:30 a.m. -~ F~erte Wednesday Setvice - 7:00p.m. ' J Olurc:la l'du:W-R.Iewdl Sundly Scniccs • 10:00 a.m. A 7:00p.m. n..tday , 7:(l! p.m. 77J-!017 Put«:: Ron Putor. Donald Balis Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Bible Sludy- 7 p.m. ' - _, - ._... Clllrt'ne- a..... Putt Richard Neue Sunday ldlool - 10:30 O:m. Worship - 9:30a.m., · 28601 SL RL 7, Middlcpon . Sunday Sdlool · 10 a.m. . Evening- 7:00p.m. Thursday Services - 1:00 "FuuHloopee Chun:h" Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 10:30 1..01. Thunday Bible Study ud Youth -7 p.m. He...lod< G...e a..-. Cbon:l! OllllldlldFftCWIIIopliltC~- ._Life~ -...-;p - 101.& Wonbip - IOUL YOIOI! Fcllowtbip, s-hy · 6 p.m. RA:v. Malt Midlld Sundly School- 9:30a.m. Wunhip - 10:4S a.m.. 1 p.m. Clulollan Chard! Pastor: Robert Musser Suftday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sunday Wonhip- 10:30 a. m. Wednesday Bible Study • 6:00p.m Sunday ~· - 9 a.m. R£v. Bllttwood Sd•u"• C -Cook Swoday Servioos: IOLDL A6p.m. . . . . . . . !) Savic:cs - 7 p.m. -s,n.., ~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Pitwn: .... Mary ond .-:ICadlllldt< Sunday Scbool - 9:" LIIL Chid. H,..U Ru H I I PMD:IIoda..Wonllip- f,30 .... S-y Scbool· ICI-.35 ..._ Fwt Sl., Middleport Pawr. Rev. nou1 eo, Sundly Wonh.ip - 9:30p.m., 7:10p.m. Wt.dnclday Service - 7:30p.m. Evanzelist Mike Uotn Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a . m .~ 6:30 p.m. Wp;tdesday Services- 7 p.m. llethlebom BopdotCbun:b Great Jknd, Route 124, Racine, OH hsiOr : Daniel Me«a . r-ta..,.J , Ru- Clooudltl Qrtol Sundly School - 9:30a.m·. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. -Bob-- ....... OIIIradl M' ld 474.!9- Rd., a..-- Sunday wonllip -7 p.DL WWodoo.t... . l<ldalday proy<r rneeti11J- 1 p.IIL w,.._....,_CIIoudl Sunday-- 9-JO ..... \\lnlllp • JCI-.30 ..... ·... -~ .· s-llySdoaol '· 9:30a.a Wonllip 10:30 ..... 7:30p.m. 'Wcdncldlr- . 7:30p.m. t Wonbip • 10 ua. Swoday Sdlool - 9:30 ~m. Wonhip • IQ:lO a.m.. 7:JO p.m. Wedneolay Service - 1:JO p.m. • .......,. OlmlltiCI!dol PuD:Ioollual.¥ill:ll -1m- , .... , ........ er.-le ... a.w "-:Rev-- c a . . . ,._ Servioe: Friday. 7 p_m_ -Leo nay... s.dly Scbooi-IO".OOa.a Swoday-- 6:00 p.DL W• dJ ty Serrioc: - 7:00 p.m. r May Sdlool - !I:JOa.a Wonlllip loy 11i1* Sally - 7:Gilp.a. 1!M ... -a.-a Alb Sl., Mi tl 1 Suodlly Sdlool - f,30 LIIL WorsiUp - II:OOa.-. Sundl)l Scbool - 9 a.al ,._GNft lt8llt H , CMrdli 112 mile olf RL 32l r.-: Rev. O' Ddl Mallley Pallor.s-,. .........,-.eo.Rd. rt) Ladi., c...l: Rd.. Rudond -"""Dewey Kina Sunda)l school- 9:30 ...... """""""... llndfonl Cllordl "C\rlol Come< of Sl R1. 124 .t B.-uy Rd. Miniller: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: BiU AtDberJer Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 8:00a.m .. 10:30a.m., 7:00p.m. Wodnelday Services -7mp.m. Putor. Sleven K. Liltle Sunday SdxxJI . IOa.m.. Wodneoday Service - 7:110 p.m. · Worship servtc:e- 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. SundaySchooi - IO: ISa.m. Yuutb- S:30 pm Sunday Bible StudJ Wednesday 7 pm - su.... Rullopdol _.r_H_Cio-' ......... l'loio DtudtiQrlol . .......... Ciooudl Pllur. Mlrlt Morrow lidlllld Pllmer S1. Micldleporl Sunday Sdlool-9:1$o.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. WednesdaY Service- 7:00 p.m. flnlllaptill Pastor. R¥:t Rule Sunday School · 9 :30 a.nt. Worship - !0:40a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednelday Scrvicos • 7:00 p.m. Clwl« McKtarie Sunday- 9::10 lUlL Wonhip - II a.m., 7:00p.m. r HIGHLIGHTS ldltt,W.YLRLI Pas&tr. --- lllflldiP''. HarriliMWiJie Ro-d FRID\Y's • ~-0.... Pal:lof: Bob R t • I W s-llySdoaoi · IOo.m. ~Piplooa.a,.l Paslor. RQ8Cr Wauon Sundly School- 9:30a.m. Worship- IO:JOa.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Suaday School - 9:30a.m. ~--6:l0p.a &liL Fttd.,........ 2111 F--0.... Services . 7 p.a . - . . . . _...., . 10:4, lUlL Wonllip · 9LIU. Sunda~ School W<dncldayScrvioes - 6:30p.m. __ • Wanlip - IO:lOLa ll' I hj Service -7 p.a. ew _-W-IUIIio , _ _,0:00 .... Pottor.kad!Ridt< ·s-,S<Moi - IOa.a Suodly .....t1ip • IO:JO LID. .t 7 p.m. 'Wcdncldlr JQ}'a" senricc - 1 p.ID- •... stw. a..dl.t Qrllt Suaday Sdlool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:4.5 a.m. .... , 7 7Find~., ............ . 7 Wonllip - IJ 5efwioes 1 p..a. _ , _ - 9:J0Lm. Wonllip - IO:JO LIIL, 6!30 p.lll. W..heeeJa, Page 11 ';N'-~ 7 WMII.. a.,.llii:Asw Odvilloa..l .... PIIillips-llySdoaol - 9:J0La -.a...- W. Baye p ... l'lolor.Keid>Raokr s-llySdoaoi - IOa.IIL _...., . 9 ..... n.mltDM ~ JIOS7Sbte - l 2 l. ......vllc Pui«:Giryl_ ,_ _9:JOa.m. ) ...... a.nlilfl-.rPI $ooaday Vo\wmip-10:00 ..... Suaday Servico-7 p.m. Sunday Sdlool - IO:JOLm. Pulor-left'rey Wallace ,10 Wanlip - ll &lll. - y - · 1:J0p.IIL MomSirod........OO ! I 7 5-,Sdlool-9-.30 .... -.,.7p.a ___ ,, __ ,_ ... • Bald "*>b. . . Co. .... 31 I .... Diamond Roundup, Pagt B6 0.... r..-c..~­ , _ , _ _ 9'-lOo.a ~- - !1:4, ha.rdi - a...ra.dt#l. . f1 cw _ ....llolloenGnte oWMy(S-) PMD:Bah•t • PMD:Rov. -T~IU " ' - CMrdo "'Oriol Wonllip - 9:JO a.m. ........... CIIorclo(S I oj Gnal St. Middlqxirt Sunday tchool - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. .nd. 6 p.m. -IFinl ...... Cloud~ c .. pte Daily Sentinel - - - 10:30 .... Nos.t~yor• Wonllip ·IO:JOI.IL-6p.a I 3 s.rrita • 1 p:a. c:-010..... Sundly: AduJI fd!ecetioe Sunday Sdaool 1.0:15 ua. Holy faclurill II :GIIUI. - w i l y: Holy F.udlnt S:IIO p.IL ldi ... MiiD hli<r.AIIIuuoo Youth Minisler. BiQ FroDcr Swdy School "- 9:30a.m. Wonbip-1:15.10:30a.m... 7p.m. Wednesday ~ices- 1 p.m. ·~ -yScnioe - 7p.m. Rev. Wcdaesdtiy Servic:cs - 1 p.m. t:.qtll'l --Cirqy a.n-ti.ltev. JC--.- lin.- W~ - llluo.,6p.m. M''; _ 2 ' a.ct Jal E. Moio St. . . . _ a-cta.J6ef<' Ja..d -,-·9-JOa.a s-,-...9'-liii.IL S..,~ - ·Wanlip - 10 .... 1lleooloy s.mc... 7:J0p.a I ..,1 ..... h)~ -7 .... C) 'IIWtn-51. ... Gnce':' 33226 o.ttdren•s Home Rd. Sundly Sdaool- II a.•. "-'r.NeiiTs..try ~ 10:00 a.m. ..S.1 p.m. .......... --- • I ---Joo-- --......- ... I ""'_,or- -1:Gilp.a- Sooodl)'- 9:" .... ---- Wanlip - 10:10._, ..... j Sa-Yicc -1p.a. T' c.w- <l-dt.t . . pq 5-,S<Moi-9-.JOa.a - . . . . . 9:lh.a Wolaip 10:25 ..... - Wonlip - IO:JOaa..6p.a s-,-... . •ltJO .... - y Sdlool· 9:30 .... Wonbip-10:30 L1L 6p.a P.O. ... 467,1looloioi'-- W.Ya. ·-- I -Rev_ Ctoi&c.- ., ~ tla.tot 212W. MaiaSt ..._h 7. "'' Wanlip - IO:JOa.a Mioisw.NeiJProud(oot y,7:l0p.a. .....,. • 7 IMide: S..,Sdlool -9o.a .__ 1 )I Senic:et 'T . . . I -·~.-..._ O . . . . t l - Ollllt 2 • June8,21001 s-rSdoaoi -9:JOa& e..... . 1:30p.a ,. Ohio Wonllip-IILa 51L0..4:4'-5:1:!p.a; _ _ ,:lOp.a -0..-1:-tH:IhiL --·"30Doilor- ·1:30uo. ·--- __ ,,_ _, ' . ' MORGANTOWN, WVa. (AP) . West Virginia Strength Coach Allan Johnson has accepted a job at Ohio State, WVU officials announced Thursday. · ·. "Al has done an excellent job as the Mountaineer strength coach," said WVU football coach Rlch Rodriguez. "He has . been a great asset to WVU athletics over the years and has built our strength and conditioning · progr~m into one of the nation's finest." Johnson replaces Dave Kennedy, who resigned without explanation last month after working with Ohio State's football program since 1989. Johnson takes over 1 Monday. "He cares about the whole person, the student-athlete," said Ohio State , coach Jim Tressel. ":rhat impressed me. Every time I turned aroum!, people were calling me to recommend him." Johnson, a native of Parkersburg, interviewed at Ohio State last weekend . He worked at WVU from 1982 to 1988 and since 1993. In between he worked with the Baltimore Orioles. Johnson is . a former state powerlifting champion and attended West Virginia Uni,versiry-Tech and Glenville .State College. He has a masters degree in sports management and administration from 'T"7T f •" Laken are final LOS ANGELES {AP) -Maybe the Los Angeles Lakel:'l ·had·it a little too easy en route to the NBA Finals, and it came back to haunt them. ADen Iverson believes that might be the case. He isn•t convinced his Philadelphia 76ers earned much rt5pect beating the Lalc:en 107-101 in overtime to begin the best-of-seven series. "They've been bearing up on everybody, sweeping guys;• Iverson said Thursday. "We've been going tluQugh wars every series, every game. I don't lcnow if guys that they were playing were scared of them:· The 76ers certainly aren't, although they're clearly relishing their underdog role. "I think we're all pinching ourselves this morning, to be honest," 76ers coach · Larry Brown said with a straight face in reference to Wednesday night's Game I victory. "I think (the Lalc:ers) respected us, it was the media," Eric Snow told reporters. "The way they swept through Portland. Sacramento and San Antonio, I can•t blame you guys for thinking they would sweep." There won't be a sweep now. uuless it's by the 76ers. chal "Probably everybody just thinks we " The 76el:'l are a better team than snuck one game, and that's it," said the Spurs, they're more ~ive and Iverson, who celebrated his 26th · quicker;• Lakers assistant coach Tex birthday Thursday. "Now we're going Winter said. "Despite what the media to roll over and die, we accomplished was saying, we Imew this would be a difficult series." everything." So, Iverson was asked, the 76ers didThe Lakers brought a 19-game n't earn respect? winning srreak into the finals, eight to "No, nobody probably respects us finish the season, II to begin the playanyway;• he replied. . offi. Apparently not the oddsmakers. Now, they have a one-game losing They made the Lakers II I /2-point srreak. favorites for Game 2 - the same as "One game doesn 't make or break a Game 1. series," Horace Grant said. The Lakers obviously do. and did "We have to come out and win tomorrow." before the finals. Tribe bests Twins to win first series showdown, 6-2 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) "Who am I trying to The AL Central leaders finally impress?" he said. "You can say met this week. Consider the whatever you want. It makes Minnesota Twins impressed by no difference to me who we the Cleveland Indians. were playing." "We've seen them on TV, Cordova is 3-for-26 (.088) but there's nothing like play- against the Twins in his career, ing them in person;• Twins including last season with outfielder Torii Hunter said. Toronto. Twins right fielder "Now we're ready for it, and Matt Lawton, one of Cordo·hopefully we'D do better next va's best friends, thought his time." buddy was pressing. Marty Cordova hit a "You could see it," Lawton tiebreaking two-run triple in said. "I think Marty took it to the .sixth inning to help the heart when the people booed Indians beat the Twins 6-2 and him." . win the four-game set against Bartolo Colon (5-6) his old team. Cleveland, win- allowed two runs and six hits ners of seven,of nine, moved a in six. inninS$. striking out a season-high I 1/2 games season-high eight for the ahead of Minnesota. Indians. Colon had been win"No doubt, we were watch- 'less in five starts since beating . ing them," Indians shortstop Tampa Bay on May 4. Omar Vizquel said. "We know · "That was a big game for · we have to play well to beat Bartolo," Cleveland .manager Charlie Manuel said." He hadthese guys." Though he wouldn•t admit n 't won in a long time." . it, Cordova might have been Colon, who lasted only five trying too hard to impress his innings last Saturday against old team . Either way, his New York, had been bothered efforts were rewarded in the by a sore right elbow, and had sixth against Brad Radke (7- an MRI on Monday as a pre2). caution. But his fastball was Cordova was 1-for-11 in consistently in the mid- to the series until his two-out, upper-90s. With two on in the two-strike triple drove in Ellis third, Colon struck out Doug B!Jrks and Travis Fryman to Mientkiewicz with a 99 mph make it 4-2. pitch to end the inning. Cordova, hitting .348 with "You get this guy throwing nine homers and 34 RBis, 99 miles per hour," Hunter BIG HITTER -Cleveland Indians' Marty Cordova hits a sixth inning, two-run triple for the didn't think so. Plaase ... Tribe. IJ winning RBI as the Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 6-2 Thursday. (AP) ~cuador play to 0-0 stalemate US, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - National team goalkeeper Brad Friedel notices a big difference in the way young · Americans playing in Europe make their debuts .with the national team compared to the U.S. players of a decade ago. "I think they get rid of their nerves in two minutes, and after that they are fine," Friedel said after the United States played Ecuador to a scoreless tie Thursday in an exhibition game. : The U.S. team played without most of its Major League Soccer-based players. Instead, Coach Bruce Arena used the game to get several young players with European clubs into game shape. "I think defensively the whole evening we did pretty good," Arena said. "I thought we had a lot of chances but we weren't lucky enough to get a goal." ' "Hopefully, we can carry this into, next week." 'The Americans., preparing for a June 16 World Cup , qualifier at Jamaica and another qualifier against Trinidad and Tobago four days later, also were without Clint Mathis, theic leading scorer in the last three games. He tore a knee ligament in ptactice Thesday and will miss the rest ofWorld Cup qualifying. Before the game, the U.S. team. learned that forward Josh Wolff will be sidelined for six more weeks because· of a broken left foot. Joe-Max Moore, another forward, returned to the national team for the first time since injuring a calf in the . opening qualifier against Mexico in March and played the full game. . Four players ~ade their first appearance Thursday with ·the national team. KNOW YOUR ROLEReds outfielder Alex Ochoa has 10 hits In 24 at-bats In the five games he has batted lead off for the Reds. (Af> Flle) Ochoa .fib leadoff mold CINCINNATI (AP) The Cincinnati Reds, desperate for a leadoff hitter. may have found one in Alex Ochoa. Since winning the job by default, he's 10-for-24 in that ' spot, with two home runs. ,"I didn't have a leadoff hitter," said manager Bob Boone. ·"I was just trying to put all the guys who have been hitting as close together as I could." With Rorrv Larkin on the disabled list, the Reds tried Pokey Reese, Deion Sanders, Donnie Sadler and Michael Tucker at the top of the order. None of them clicked . before Ochoa, who had batted leadoff only 10 times in his career, ·was inserted into that spot May 25 against St. Louis. Ochoa looked right at home and has stayed in that role since then . "It's maybe a little bit different aoor!Jach. esoeciallv at th e ' beginning of t!)e game;• Ochoa said. "You're trying to have good at-bats. not necessarily to get a hit, but you're just trying to get deep into the count your first at-bat so the guys can see some. pitches. Other than that, the rest of the game, it's the same." Qchoa had a big effortThesday night, when he was 4-for. PI....... Och.... 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Call For Dttalla (7.U)«B-3570 330 Farma for Sale Rtoently Ranovottd 2,000 Square Foot, 3 Bedroom Pluo Btorogo, le501 Monlh, Downtown Galllpollo, Contact Kelly Farm Houot, Beautifully Remodeled, 2963 Squort FHI. 17 Aorta, Pon~. In-ground Pool, Sevtral Barno, Goroge, Fruit Tr-. Clotl To Holler. $218,000. (740)olotl'230· (7~)418 Very Spaclout, 2 Bedraomt, 2 Floors, CA, 1 112 loth, Fully cerptled, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Pallo, Stlrl S3e5/Mo. No Peto, Ltllt Pluo Security DtP9IIt Ro· qulrod, Dayo: 7•0-448·3•11: Evenlngo: 7'0·387-0502, 1•0· oU&-0101. luatneot wHh uptlllre tpanmtnt for ula, 241 lolom 811111 ; Aulllnd, Ohio, "NIJ,OOO. 0111 ?40-742· 11?2. Gooa lnoome. 1Win RIYerTowert now IOCIPiing appllootlonalor 1 SR HUD oubtkllzed apt. lor oldaf1Y and dltabitd. EOH. (304)675· _______,:88::;7.:';..·,_;.____ .I Two 2 bedroom aportmenll rent In Syraoult, $328 per IIIOIIth plua $200 dapOIII, 7.o-378-8111. Olfloe building In Mlnerevlllt, 800 aq, n.. 1/o, covtrld parking, oall• lng fan, 1300/mo., 81H?'Sol011 . 310 Loti a Aortage • Looking To luy A Ntw Hpmt? Don't Howe Land? We Doill Hurry Only 10 loto Loll, 30<1-738-7288. 8881 T11a Townhouot Aportmtntt, lualneu and Building• Clecrgtt Pontblt 8twmtll, don't haul your togo to lht mllliuot oall 301of78o1961. I grinder, 740-BB7-32S.. Greclouo living. 1 and 2 bedroom Gravaly Tiller, Rotary Plow, Sulky, apartmonto at VIllage Manor and Dual Whoals With Spactro, 30' Rlvarolde Apanmento In Mlddla· . Mower, Ellclric Start Parts. 1886 port. From $278-$3-18. Call 740- Mercury Topaz, $550; Window 892·500ol. Equal Houolng Oppor- Air Conditioner, ISO & 2 Micro· tunltltt. wav11, $25.00 Eoch. Call After, • :30pm, Traadmlll, oldar, Worko Now Taking Appllcallono- 35 Good, 130. (7.0}M1-ot72 Will 2 Bedroom Townhouot Apartmente, lncludll Water · Grubb'o Plano· Tuning & Ropalro. Sewage, Truh, $350/Mo., 740- Probilmo? NHd Tuned? Call The Plano Dr. 7~~8 448 0008. 7295 Camp llt~o ~or Rtnt on Ka• nawna Alvtr, I mlloo lrom l'olnt Ploaaant, altetrlc only. (30.)171· 1722, (30ol)e71oo11"AIItr 8pm. 1 room air conditioner, 1 rear bumper tor sale, 3 antiques for sale, 4 apok• wheals, 1 antique 1 Bedroom Apartment, K1tchen 13" Color TV, $35: 13' Slack & Furnished, New Carpet, All While TV, $15; RCA Storoo LP Electric, $300 Month, Deposit Record Player, With Ovor 100 In Clasalc 80's & 70's ColRequired. (304)875·3100 Or lP's leotlon, $75, living Aoom Chalre, (aa.)675-5509 ' Fine Furnllure, Need Recovering, 1 Bedroom Apartment, Refrigera- $25 Each, (7.U)'-41-9385 tor, Range, AIC Included, $289 Plua Deposit & Aeleronca. HUD 15 For Fiberglas• Boit, Motor, Trailer; Fiberglass Pop-up Approved (7.0)'-41-1519 Camper, 4K8 Utility Trailer, $2400 1 Room Furnished EHiclency, All OBO (304)578-3238 leave Utllltieo Paid, Shared Bath, 919 Mooaego Second Avenue, Gallipolis, OH $1251mo (7.0)448--3945 24 Foot Round Above Ground Pool. Good Condition, $500 Call BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT& AT (304)773-5155 After 5pm. BUDGET PRICEB AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Weatwood ' 'K18' Round Above Ground Pool. Drive trom $297 to·$383. Walk to Sand Filter, Pump, Skimmer, Vaahop & movloo. Call 7'0·446· cuum Included Needs Liner And 2588 Equal Houling Opponunlly. Loddtr, $200 Phons (304)875· 8504LHvtMIIIIIgl Christy's Family Living, 33140 New Lima Rd , Rutland, Ohio, 740- 6 Foot Wide lnoldt, 16 Foot 742·7,03. Apartment, homo and Long, 4 WhHI Trailer, le50, CaN trailer rentals. Commercial store- (710)440 0928 Ironto avsllsblo lor lease. Vacan· clel now 8' While Flborglaos Truck Toppar, Good Condlllool, Will Fll 1987 Furnloho~ 2 & 3 Room ApartChevy Or Older, $50 Firm. ments, Clean, No Pota, No Smok· (7.0)2BB-tl181 lng, Aeleroncta & Deposit At· qulred. Ullllllea Furnlehed. Baautllul wadding aot, whke round (7.0)ololll-1519 .58 caratooitalro dlamot\d In 14K gold lOlling, olza 4·112 , $899, Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment, 7>10-992·3802. Acrose From Park, A/C, No Peta, Relorencao, Deposit, $325 Month Gao hooter, 1 yr old, $100, 740· (7.0)448-e235 (7.U)44H577 992·50'3. Colo's Mobile Hom11 Athtno Ohio, Opan M-W. 9-7, Thuro-Fri., 9-8, Sat. 10-5. 'rnlanco lnglllh Riding lnttruo. tor, "" Hour. Call Agneo e (7.0)'-41-GIIol Antiques Buy or ooll. Rlverlne Anllquos. Boautilut River VIew Ideal For 1 11a. Eaatlloln on SR 12' E. PoOr 2 People, Rolaroncaa, Dtpooll, maroy, 740·992·2528 or 740-862· No PotS, Footer Trailer Park, 740- 1539. Auoo Moore, ownor. "1.0181 . 540 Ml-laneoua Fot Rent Dr Salt On Land ConMarchendiH tract, 2 Bedroom, Air, On Ranted lot In Clalllpola. (7.U)'-4&-I409 f1,000 lACK 2 Ton Air Condl· Mobile homo In Racine area, no tiontr, 2 Ton Coil, 1 llna Set, In· 740-t92-5858. stalled, $2,295, $1,000 Back, :::::::..:;::;;:::::::::::;:::....___.___ 1 51295 Net,Price. Fru EoUmatos. 440 Apertmenll Call For Quotoo On Other Slz11. for Rent 11 You Don't Call Uo, We Both Lola! Mobile HomH Our SpaclaiHy 1-740-448·8308 HIOO· 1 Bedroom Apartment In New 291-ooetl Haven (304)882-3131 Limited Or No Crtdlt? Govommenl Bank Finance Only ~~ Oakwood In Barbourovilla, WV 304- Clrtal NtiOhl>orhood, Good Cc"· 2 Loti, Zoned CommtrDial, Within diHon, Nttclt Handym1n, Houttl Tho Village Of Alo Clrandt. Churoh, aeo,ooo Mt~t orrer, (7.U)a.I!-88BB (IO<I)I?'So1111 ! 4-for-7 with a game-tying solo homer with two out in the ninth against M1lwaukee. He also led off the 13th wnh a double down the left-field line and scored the winmng run in a 4-3 victory over the Brewers. The next night, Ochoa batted leadoff for the fifth time and was 2-for- 5 with a tworun double in the eighth to 7ol0-898-72". MD' · (7.0}"8-4792 from Pap II Tan & others, will trade for gun, limO And Ochoa Axle, For Storage Only. $1000, Roar End For 1 Ton Chevy Truck For Parts Only. (304)875-8277 Stanley Home Products And Fuller Brush Available, To Order Productl Or Request Catalogs Please Call (304)875-8903 AnyState Console Rocord And 8 Tnock Tape Player, AM/FM Radio Made By Capehart Nelda Minor Repalra. Make Offer (7.U~ Aller Bpm loto of goodl11. (Onlrl 131.31 square loot. Wt'ro dealing COlee's Mobile Homea, Stott Route 50 Eaat Athens, Ohio, 7'0· 592-1972. 340 Alld Mallorcard, 1·877·830·81 12 (7.0)ololll-7"' - Mual ull 1185 Shull 1h80, 3 bedroom, 2 both. E•cetiont oond~ lion. Call Cheryl, 7.o-3815 ~387. _3_1_0_H_ _ _fo--.,--le--l Now 14 fl wide S.ID. down only omn r... $1ft. per mon. call now 1·000· Houaoa For Salo. 2 Bedroom, 1 e11-em. Seth, 5750 Down Payment, Near Now " Wide, 3 Bedroom Only Galtlpollo, Qhlo Call David 0 1· $11.850. F'" Delivery & Sot Up. 800-333-6t1 0 1-888-928-2ol28 1 Aero Rlvorlront Brick & VInyl, 3BR, 2 Bath, 2 Ftreplacot, Hard- Now 18 II. wldt $480. per man. only $270. per mon. call now 1· wood Flooro, Appr.._ 2,000 aqlt, &OCHigHm. Ful eaoement. (7.U)ol-46-o538 Now 2000 UK80 Front Kitchen, 100% remodolod houoo In Po- Muot Go, Only $19.990. Fleetmeroy, groat prlco, mull - · will wood Homee, Proctorville, Toll conoldtr land contraot, 7'0·898- FrH 1-888-585-0157 8783 New 2001 Floatwood only 3 112 MUtt Out Sandhill Road , $148.48 por month. Call Nikki (3(M)875-2507 By Owner- Cope Cod. Formal Living Room And Dining With Hardwood Flooro. Largo Kltohan . Laundry- Main Floor. 2 Mlloa From Clly. a.... Schoola, Loll Of Extra'o Call Evtnlnge, ~)UI-3714, Doya (7401441- Caah, Financing Available Vlaa Below Hotiday 1nn, Kanauga. Wo 3817 flEAL E•, TATE Beautiful Rolling Farm Land With 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Houoe, City Water On 8 AorH With 80 Mort Acree Available, On North• Route 2, Muon County $155,000 (3(M)8o43-55.4ol Lilt Model Whlripool Froll FrH Tappan HI EHicioncy 90% Gao Refrigerator, $75; Aoccndltloned Fumacea. Oil Fumocao, 12 SHr Waohtro, $85 Etch; Dryore, 180 Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Each. All Whito. Call After 8pm. S~atema Free 8 Vtar Warranty (7.0)448 9088 Bennetts Heating & Cooling, 1www.orvb.corrvbon· Mollohan Carpal, 202 Clark 80CHI72·5967 ntlt Chapel Road, Porter, Ohio Froo Esllmatos, 90 Dayo Same Aa Sadclll lor aote. Big Hotti. ,.,,... New And Used , Furniture Store Poll, 2 Mlleo Fromll,Holzer, $2351 $100 D.pol (740 )448_ 480 Spece fo r R1n1 Mobile home tot lor rent In Mid· dloport, St25 per month, alto one lot lor doublowlde , $150 por month, 740-982·31 9'. " CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE crossbar. The United States leads the final round of qualifYing in the North and Central American and Caribbean region with a 3-0 record. Ecuador is on track to qualify for the fint time, currently thtrd m South America at 8-4-1 . The game was the second for Ecuador coach Heman Dario Gomez since he was shot during an argument over the exclusion of a former president's son from a youth squad. Gomez was shot May 8 m the right leg in a hotel restaurant in the coastal city of Guayaquil, allegedly by a bodyguard . of Joselo Rodriguez, president of the second division Santa Rita soccer club. "It IS worth coming a long w.ry to get a positive result for the team heading into Copa America," Gomez said through an mterpreter. "There wasn't one individual player that stood out on both teams. Both sides played as a unit." ' 2 Bedroom Mobile Home, No Electric, In Porter Area, You Pay Deposit & Utilities. laiiPtlct ~~~---.uln IMYO~ Bo•. Bo•. (7,40)388-1182 ____ . -:-:-1 ==:...;....;_;_ 2 Bedroom, 1-112 Bath, All (New) .S>25', 3 bodiOOm, 2 btlh,· 6' eldorlor walla, vynet wl-. - HI ••m:a apee II iubllct lo Prteaura Trtated Deck, 1O'x2.t• Main StrHI Fumlture (00.)875-1'22 515 Main Street, Point Ploaoant New & Uled Fumltura Now 2 Ploca LIYingroom SultH, • - Buy, Sail• T-. """"· for Rent Factory Goof 32•80 510,000 Dlocount only $1000.00 Down, Dt· livery, and aotup paid by Factory HI00-&91-&m Tower, $,0, Hobart Gao Weldor On 8•10 Trallar & Toots, 11700; Uoed Kenmore Olahwaalter, $50. (7.0)"8-7558 $700, Paid $1600; 200 Amp Dla· rang11. Skaggo Applianoea, 71 connect 5100, 100,.., DltVIne Stroot, Call 740·"1·73ta, conrteot $50, Knchon Table, NI81HI18.()1211. 4 Cholrt, f100. (7,0)387.0850 Or (7.0)387-7272 Brand now Lane OUIIR Aline red-, country blua wl1lt oak tega, Rocondllloned Waahor & Dryert, tago IfNI on chair, $400, 740-9'9- 1100 Each. NC. 5,000 To 23,000 loiOO. BTU For Slit, Starting ~~ 575.00. Thompaon Appliance Repair, Lalgo Hclpolnt Chill Frtoztr, 20 $107 Jeckoon AvtnUI, (aa.)675Cubic Fill (Buyer M<N11) $2:00, 7388 (7'014"·1028 No Anowor, II Your Rent $400'1 Now 3 Badroom. 1 Bath Ranch Style ~or7--o938. Onan Generatot Pro 4000 Watt, $1500; 3 Socllon, TV Antenna Waahara, dryerl, refrlgeratore, ~tbt- (aa.)875-5862 CLASSiFIEDS! • 7o40-448-7795. INTRODUCTORY 4 Bedroom Houoo In Rio Grande, Could Be Uood Ao Rental Property. (7.0)2,5--5858 Wented To T-. Lot-~ 8·25-01 , 5 Pitct Dining Room, Black & Gold, Gtaoo Top; Klda Bedroom Stt, TWin Bunko, 1-NighUiand, 2· Chttto, Wlnnlo Pooh Shttt Solo, NEW AND USED BTEEL Stool ~. Curtaina, Decolt; 1 Sot ee.no. P_,. Rebar For COncrtta, ~ CUIIaino In tOO'.a.': Anglo, Channel, Flat Bar, Stttl Comp<dtrized Cosh RogiNr, Grating For Oralnt, Orivowaye I lntornll Accoulblt . (7401339-- - y o . Now 55 Gallon Drumo mrr (740)387-G502 Lid & Ring, $7.00 Each. l&L Scllp- (7.0)4411-7300 Appllancto. Oak 1 Popular Lumber Call For - · Dryere, RangH, gratora. Up To 10 Daya Cluar- Men Information, (304)862-3258 an- Wo Sal lllytag Ap- -9pm pllanctt, French City Maytag. Final Daya, Nationwide Inventory Reduction! (3(M)1'38-3M)9 Wanted: Over Tht road Driver. 3 Bedroom Brlok Ranch. Living Muot ee At Leaat 23 Yoars Old, & Dining Room With FlreHave 1 Ynr Verlflabla EKptrl· Room placa Pallo. Kitchen w/Apenca. Call (30,1578·20.4 Local, pllancn& Full Baaamtnt With Roc 1-877·880·4900 Promptt 860714 Room, Family Room w/Wood For Long Olotanca. Locel Owner. Burner & Big Screen. Largo POSTAL JOBS· Up to $18.35/ Decko With Jacuzzi, Fanced In hoor Hiring tor 2001 . Paid train· Back Yard, Paved Drive, outside lng. Full Benefits. No exparlance Maintenance Frta. 2,200 SqFt required Cal toll trio 7am·7pm 1· living Area, Roush Lane, Chllhlre, (7.0)367~1 888·728-9083 x2:001). Pre-need Salesman/ Counselor 3 Bedroom HDUIO With Full Part•llmo & Full-limo. Fle•lblo Basement & Garage On 1 Acre Work Schtdult. Call OVMG 01 land On Redmond Rldgo (740)"8-9228 For lntorvlaw Ap- (30ol)e75-71lol Bu11neu Training Route 7 South, Ntwtr, Larger Homo. Very Nlct, CoA1kler T-(7.0,.._ .,. Only- Houlehold Goocla 28K80 3 Or ' Bedroom, Only S3ol5.00 Per Month 8.18% FIKod tnt_, Rata, 1.--211 technician may be oonlidorod In lieu ot a degree. Salary will bo baaed upon training and experl- 510 , leu than Ideal anvlronmentt tuch aa overhead and eub floor ~, .I Weed Eating Hilloldtt, Dllcheo, Etc --.g, Clean-up, Romoval Of Unwented lttmo. Odd Jobs. CaiSitve (740J4'8-780ol York School Dlotricta. This tech· OIYIO'I lhnerol ContriOIOrl, Plumbing, lltotrlo, Painting Dtoko, Mloc. Wor~, CtO (7~U8-t373 or Cell P~ono t· hlurday Only, 8am-?, 1801 latl· trn Avenue, Co!ltotor't Kntvto, IOK Alngt, 'urnllurt, Small APPIItnott , laby llamt, Homo Interior, Etc ' Wltl1o Pine. Pllnr. wv 25082. EmaiAtAitnt-.com tkln In Altxander and Nelsonvlll• Compltlt Yard Care, And Conotruollon. Wt Do Deck lulldlng, ~ointing, Traa OuHing, 11 Yoora lxperleitoe. ~tltronOtl Avoll~l. (7o!OM41-ft77 1:00-7 Wanted To Open A House & 01· lice Cllantng Service, In Muon Ccunty. II You Need Thlo Strvlct, PIOIIO Wrtto To: 125 Tochnlclan to support lho rapid deploymenl or lechnology 1or IHChlng, loamlng and admlnletra· lng, Conoratt, ln11Mor I IXII~or ~ointing . Prtt lotlmttu. Call (IICM)t71·77:11 Mit 5pm Mtn't Toole 1 Mlto. Jamu An"l Aotldtnot. Ap~•lmtttly I Milot Iouth Of City Umllt On Aolllt 1, 'rlday & Saturday, - · 7-.:11211. 1--33o'5 "I Conttrijollon· !loafing, II~· Jullt lth & llh. I :OOom·? !lodnoy Village II , Clothtl, All IIIII, Toyt, hou11hold itomt And Mora. - -.7 - 7. Prlcl reduced lor quick oate, 2 ~ LatlliiiUrdly 01 Month. - - F a n n O n Big 18, 1tomta 11111ng on one lot In Mlddltpod, $'5,000, 7oltHIU154. , _ 89>1- Cal (301)1137411 Stly at homo mom w11 btbya• In my home, for children age 4 Of "It's all about prepar:ation and to give playen experience at this level:' Arena said. "The more opportunities you give promising playen, the better they get." . "This is the same way WDiff and Mathis were brought around," he said. · Although the young defense held Ecuador to just 11 shots, it was a veteran player who preserved the wm . Even though he hadn't played a competitive game in nearly a month, Friedel showed his top form, stopping Edison Mendez' 20-yard drive to the lower left corner in the 86th minute. On offense, it was Jovan Kirovski who got Arena's attention. He was the Americans' primary threat, taking five shots in the fint half, including one from 15 yards out that goalkeeper Geovanni Ibarra punched over the crossbar. Sale Allrtlmt By Appointment. Froe The Alhena·Melgs Educational Servlci Center 11 Harchlng for a qualified Computer Service All Make Moware, Llwn Tractore, Tllltro Atpalrod. Frtt plok·up, Dtllvtry ~valloCit . 21 Ytore IX· ~not. Call Mike. (740)••8· tpttl(l .... Nice three bedroom cape cod. basement. garagt, liraplace. country attllng, TPC water. !unity Employer/Provider. 180 Road, SU, ltvl't, Adult, 2T, 3T, laby Olothto, Toye, laby Walk· tre, IOunoero, 1'011 Pano. Teddy Ieala! Nlo Naco, Homo lntarlor, TV, OWIIPI!o Touttr, Can• Opant~ ~alia Itt, lholta, ltd· NorM Drawn Hay Rkllt. Every Friday I 5e1Utday Niglll At Spm. Alto Do Wedding• lly Appoint· menl ()ftty. Llrgo Group Ridlra Molgo Educallonal Strvice Ctn· ter, 507 Richland Avenuo, Sullo 1108, -··Ohio .S701 . Application -Uno: July 1:1, 2001. Tht AMESC Ia an Equal Oppor· Clllllpoilo Ceroer Cclltgo (Carttr~ Cloot To Home) Call Todayl7~381. HI00-2144452, Rogt90-05-127,B. FllxiiM Scbedullrw 180 Wenlld To Do 310 HomiB b ter of mterest to John D. Coetanzo, Superinlendent, Athens- 140 BIDII &lPNs Gerogo Sale- Juno lth & lith, evargrHn Rood, Off Route 180 The pointmlntl. $1,000 Friday, Juno 8th & Saturday, Juno l,th, Edgewood Drlvo. Alot Of Boya, Infant 10 Toddler Clothlo, Tommy, Polo, Toya, Crib, Stroller, Car Stall, Mont & Womont Clotheo, Alto & Alot More Apply At L•fetlyle Furniture, No Phone Calla, /oflf*1 In POfOOrt. 858 Third Avonuo, Galllpolla, Are you looking lor tho opportunl· Country Corner Flta Market To Run. Cal (304)875-7051 '• ty We offer: • Up to $7/hOUr + WeeklybonUBN • Full time ahltt with Friday and Saturday off • Full benefits • Weekly paycheck • Paid vacation • Paid holidays • Retirement plan ,_________,I Female AoHwaller, Needs Room 1834 Poqon. F1AI-Timo,lot Equal Opporlunity Employer lila, RotaN Exporlonot Prelt<red. you are looking fori or VIlli our Galllpolla locetlon et 242 Third Avenue Galllpolla, OH Free clothing giveaway, Fri. & t86,0hlo & Wast VIrginia, 304· Sat .. 9am-5pm.. Sponoored by All· 773-5785 Or aa.-773-~7. gie's Flea Market, on 333 Me90 Wanted to Buy chanic St., Pomeroy,. call 7-40992-9734 lor more info. Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Sliver, Gold Cclna, Prootaata, Diamonds, Free Kittens. Lltler Trained. Gold Ainga, U.S Currency,· (30ol)e75-3526 M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second To Good Home, 2 Year Spayed, Avonue, Gallipolis, 7o40-448-2M2. LOST· Set 01 Car Kayo During ' High School Phyolcal Laot Saturday, Reward, Call (3()1)875- meroy, Ohio 45768; Allison Bam· ott, MPT, Rehab Setvicea Dirac· ext. 1901 or goodl11, Torch, Oh. 740·887- FrH ' Female Puppleo, 8 Waeka Old, .Mother- Sh<lphenl' COIIle Mix lnfoCIIIon hea whet 1-888-475-7223 Mlae. fteml. (aa.)e7~ ···c·· Ill II 8&9, 9am-? 7411-592-1142 Quality clothing and houoohold Yard Salt. 277 Fairview Road, ltemo. $1.00 bag oale every Camp Conley Area. Saturday Thureday. Monday thru Saturday 8am-2pm, Dining Room Sot, Antique Trunks, Girls Bicycle, 9·0CHI:oo. Baaolnot, Sodapraado, Collectiblea- Thlmbtls, Soaro, Tins. Sire 10 & Pluo Slzt Clothing, Loto Of 40 Giveaway 7 WHk Old, Black Lab Puppioo, tor an lntervlewl car, Cloth... Appliances. June Help Wented 110 Full ._ pllyoical -.plot nttd- PRN Phrlicel Thtilpy Aaolotanl ed lor 100 bed oklllod nuroing needed for progreaHva rettab tac•lily, to provide a11istance to department In 100 bod okllled rehab aervJce1 director. evalua· nurling facility, pr-.g bollt Jn. lions. lnoatmtnt and day- palltnl and outpa1iln1 therapy to-day servicea. Excelont-- ~_...,rty lunlty to l>t part of a - - lhe right candidate, groat taam, rehab dept.. providing lnpe- oxcetlont regulatory compliancl' Uent and outpatlenl aerwlcea. hlllory, ln1oroa1td candldalta F101lily llaa •"""'lent compllence " ' "Contor, 10 : RacUprlogt Ftlhiatory, exceptional management -habllilallool 38751 Rock· team and positive reputation In aprlngo Road , Pomeroy, Ohio referral communlt~. lnter~tted '5789, l\lllaon llamell, MPT, A• candidates should apply to: ~ SaNicet DiriCIOr, Equal ep. Rocksprings Rehabllita1ion Cen· portunlty Empkiytf Encooraglng tor. 38759 Roclllpmgt Road, Po- Wcl1cpllco Divnity. Call TODAY for Don't Mill Thll One! Porch & 5 Mate Golden Retriever Mix Pupo, 10 Woeka Old, lot Sholl & Help w.nted Encouraging Workplace Diversi- Yard Nit Rt. t.a, Friday, Satur· Persolllll 110 LOOKING FORA CHANGE? .. VIcinity -.~tor_.. Help WMted lbatr:l foUowed with a diving save seconds later to punch Eddie Lewis' header wide of the far post. Kirovsk.i had six of the Americans' 14 shots. "I haven't been with the team since the last rime we played in Columbus against Costa RiQ, so it was important for me to show Bruce dut I'm stiU capable of playing at a high level," Kirovsk.i said. "He knows I am a good player and I just wanted to remind him." Agustin Delgado provided most of the offense for Ecuador, which used eight starten from Saturday's 2-1 win at Peru in a World Cup qualifier. He was able to get above US. defenders several times in the fint half. Delgado's best scoring chance came in the 39th minute. Ulises de Ia Cruz sent a high pass from the endline to Delgado, who beat Robin Fraser in the a~r but headed the ball just over the crossbar. Three minutes later, Delgado got the ball in the area and again headed the ball over the Tabla and 6 chalro, 7'0·992· 6587. help the Reds beat the Brewen 6--3. The Reds were offThursday before starting a weekend series in Cleveland. Ochoa took extra batnng practice on the Reds' last off day before starting a 12-game road trip, the Reds' longest of the season. In the six games smce then, Ochoa has batted .423 (11-for-26) and hit safely in each game. Ochoa has made some minor adjustments at the plate after finding that he was moving toward the p1tcher. Tribe Waterline Special: 3" 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100; 1" 200 PSI 537.00 Ptf 100: All Braas Compraulon Flttlngo In Stock RON EVANI ENTERPRISES Jeckoon, Ohio, 1-800-537-9528 fromPacel1 AKC Himalayan Persian Cat, 1 Year Old, Female , $200 080, 7 < .Ul446-l99tl AKC Registered Bassett Hound Puppies. 1st Shots And Wormed. 2 Poralln Killona. (7.0)367-7705 AKC Sholl•• pupo, trls, bl blacko, pitch to end the inning. "You get this guy throwing 99 miles per hour," Hunter satd. "How the heck do you throw a ball 99 miles an hour? And do it all game?" Colon said he felt fine. "I'm not afraid to throw hard," he said using buUpen coach Luis Isaac as an interpreter. "It's a nice feehng to win a game." Steve Karsay and Bob Wickman finished for Cleveland. During the Indians' last three wins, their rehevers have faced 29 batten and yielded only four singles and a walk while striking out nme. Radke gave up six runs and eight hits in 6 2-3 innings. He is 5-13 against the Indians and hasn't beaten them in eight starts since 1998. Radke failed in his fourth attempt at v1ctory sable/white, vet checked, cham- No. 8. Yamaha Keyboard, • Yeart Old. Coot Now, $1400, Uood Only 8 Months , $800, (30,)875·5882 Any!lme 1~uJ. 550 ,• Building Suppllu Block, brick , sewer plpee, Wind- ows, lintels, ate. Claude Wlntora, Rio Grande, OH Call 7'0·2455121 . 560 Pete for Sale 1 Year Old Male Weimaraner, $250, (7.0)'-4&-1581 pion in... $350, 74o- 9611-t085. Moved French To CityPoint Pet Pleasant, Grooming Now Haa "Little by little, it affects you until you're in a funk," he satd . "I JUSt tried to work everything out on the off- day before we went on the road." Since then, Ochoa has raised his average to .305, second only to Sean Casey's .347 on the Reds. He's also doing something else uncommonly well. Ochoa, who never had stolen more than nine bases in a season, leads the Reds with 11 steals. good pitches . There's nothing I can do about that." Roberto Alomar, who had three hits, drove in a run with a triple in the seventh and scored on a wild throw by second baseman Luis Rivas, the cutoff man . Radke led 2-0 in the sixth when the Indians loaded the bases on two singles and a walk. Fryman's smash up the middle glanced off the pitcher's left foot and soared over Rivas at second to tie it. "It's only June," Radke said. "We've got a long way to go." Notes: Minnesota has lost three in a row for only the second lime this year.... After issuing only five walks m h1s first II starts, Radke has allowed five in his past two. ... Quinton McCracken led off the first with a triple and scored on a groundout by Crist1an Guzman. Lawton hit a run-scoring infield single in the third .... Before th1s series, Cleveland was alone in first for just two days, May 25-26. Otherwise, the Twms have been at least tied at the top the entire season. "I felt really good," he said. "They hit some fL::::========:-t-=====:;:~~==~;:;=~=~:::;~~==-r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Hay & Grain 710 Auto• for Sale 730 Vans & 4-WDa 2000 VW Bottle, Rod. Auto 1984 Ford F-250, 41C4, 4 -Spaed, Flal Bed, 300 6 Cylinder, Auns Called Rosa's Pat Grooming. Cal For Appolnlmont (304)676-501 0 640 Jack Russell Terrier pupa, pure bred, no papers, $150 each, 7.0· Hay & Bright Wire Tie Straw, Voar 'Round Delivery & Volume Olo· 698-7056. count Available Heritage Farm . Leath~< Soata, Showroom Condl· lion, Garage Kept, $17,900. 2000 Bonnevile SSEI, Loaded, Sunroof, Good, 11,,000 Mlloa, $2800 (74013711-9278 TRANSPOR TATION CO. leather Seats, Custom Wheels , Showroom Condition, 1985 Chevy S-10, 4>4, 4 Speed, (301)675-5724. Purabutd Jack Ruuen Terrier Puppleo , 7 Wooka Old, Tallo Docked , Wormed, First Shots, $250 (304)875-3388 Regloterod Lab Puppleo, 710 Al!tOB for Sale Chocolate & Black, Excellent Hunting Proapacto. (740)U6- · '91 Ponllao Sunblrd, V·8, 5 sp., air, nice oar, $2500, 740·9480080 2700, 580 Fruita & 1985 Cavalier, Groat Shape , Vegetable• (304)875-5182 Strawbornea, Pick. Your OWn. Call 1985 Chevy Monte Carlo, 4.3 Claude Winters, (7.0)245-5121 Liter, 6 Cylinder, Good Condlllon $1800 Firm (304)895·3574 Strawborrloo. You Pick· We Pick. Taylor's Barry Patch , 2884 Kerr 1988 Chrysler LeBaron, 4 Door, Road. Open 8-8 Monday, Wed· nesday & Fnday, s-• Salurday, ~ Sundly. (7.U)245-9047 Engine Doeon't Run Everylhlng Eloe Good, $200, Call (7'0)4410199 FARM SUPPLICS 1\ LI VLS TOCK 1987 Chryalor LeBaron, 4 Cylln· dor, 25MPG, Auto, PS, PB, Cold Air, Tilt, Crulu, AM/FM Cooootlo, Many Now Parta, 16MOO Milot. (740)38Hill7 810 Farm Equipment ' 0% Fl~enctng ' On Naw John Howlett Poo~ard, Wlndowa te, Com11 Wllh Inkjet Prlntar, Ctm• Dttrt Mowar Condlllonoro And art, & Scanner Daok & Chair, Baiera With John D1111 Credit Approval. Call Or Slop By Nowll 1800. (7.40)'o41-4171 Carmlohool'o Farm & Lawn lndopandant Htrballlo Dlllrlbutor, (7.0l"'-24121-800-IH-1111 Call For J'roduot Or 0PP9rtunlty. 1 Row Field Chopper Alld Bllogo (7.U)'-41-1802 Wagon (Will Trodt For Small Hay JET Bolar), ioo lb , 31' Hartford, '" BroMl Swiaa Bull. (7o4pj387·7031 AERATION tdOTO~S Raaalred, New & Robul~ In Stoclc. 2 Row Holland Carouool Tobloco Cak Ron Elrano, 1-800-137-8121. Sellar, Uood 1 SHaon. (7.0)44112"2 King Sl.zo Wattrbed, Sella Dream JOhn Ceara Com,pact Traatora Call, $100 Each~ (304)e75-4815 from 20 10 48 HP, 5.8%, 50 mo II• nanelng available with JD credit 1997 Pallll Jaok, 8,000 Pound approval . Carmlchatl'o Farm & c,po.ity, Now Charger, Lawn, Clalllpollo, Ohio (740)448Automatic Braking Syatam, Horn, 2412 Fluhlng Caullon Ught, 2 Spoed High & Low. EKctllant Condition, 820 Wanted to Buy 11800 OBO, (304)875·2819 Looking To Buy A Coachlna Or 2 Jatdor lndullrlal Air Compreo· Japanoot/ Old English Bantams oora: 1 Runa Good, Hao Now mo- (aa.)937·33.a lo.r, Tho Olhor Ia In Parto, Sui Ia Rtbulldabia, 1800 Both; 4 Horoo Gooseneck Trailer, 11500; Ap· Wanting To Trade A Pair 01 PIOK . .0 Rollroad lleo, $800 Each; Barred Rock Bantams For Aneth· 380 Ford Engine And Trenomla· or Pair Of Pure Br•od Banty Of lion. 75 - · Runo $300; 8V 53 Ally Kind. (301)937-3348 Dtlroit Dloool Engine Runo Good, $550: Anllquo Doubla Tub Wath· 830 . Llveatock tng Machine·, Folrbanko And Morae, $300; Call (74014,8-!'726 Or (7401379-9047 Alter 5.00pm Or Leave AMooaago 1888 Camaro, 8 Cyllndar, T·Top, 11,000 Original Mllto, $2200 (7401378-93" 1810 Ford Probe, 3 lltar, auto, n11d1 body work to run or could be parled $500 firm, 7.0•t86- 3817. our. 1881 Flroblrd Formult, Tuntd Port 305, 5-Spud, T·Top, CD, Many Now Partt, Well Maintained, $2700 , 1171 Chevy 112 Ton l .W.B. '-'· 35>,..50 ThOm· blrdo. 350, Auto, Many Now Porto, $2900 (7.0)388-9881 1997 Ford Crown Vlotorla LX, 43,000 Milos, EKoollant Condlllon, Call Aller &pm, (30,)875-1778 1899 Grand PriK GT, Whitt, 4 door, 24,500 mlloo, CD, well cared for, (7401441-0218, (7401581· 7110 2000 Chrysler Sebring LXI , Sun· roof, Loaded, Eldra Sharp, EICCtl- lent Condition, $15,900 Firm, Call (740)388-9780 Af1ar 8pm ' 82 Subaru SW, $500 080, (740)446- 4328 leave Mesoago If No Answer. Pontiac Bonneville , 4 3 Liter 4 Door, Good Condlllon, Mol Owned And Babied, Kelly Tranamiulon. Turbo, Sunroof, 2 8 V6, New Tlrea, Solid New Garage Kept, $23,900. (740)445-2927 MO>ICo Truck, 135,000 Milos $2'00, (7.013711-9278 9' Cimaro Z-28, 350 LTI engine, 1987 Plymouth Voyager, New Tires, New Alternator: Runs auto, pw, pi, T-tops, Baaa eound ayllom, 70,000 mlloa, garag§ kept, ucollont shape, $9,500~ 740-949-0tOI. 95 Chryaler Concord, 89,500 Highway Milos, A·l Condition, $6500 (7.0)'-41-1559 85 Dodge Noon, 103,000 Mllea. 5 Spaod, Cold Air, Noodo Palnled $1900 080 (7.0)258-1233 98 Chryolor Sobrlng LX 1, V·6, Auto, Alklng $8200, (74012580282 Or (7.01256-1818 Good, Needs Brake Work, $800 (7401245-5848 1995 Ford F·150 XLT, 4x4, Shortbod, Red, Fully Loaded, Ex· callent Condition, low miles , Priced $10,500 (7.01882-7279 lie~. All Lealher, 4 Captains Chairs , ToJally Loaded , 56K , (7.012,5-92'8 740 Motorcycle• 720 Truck• for Sill 1969 3/' ton Chevy pickup, 2 \WI., 98 300EX, Runs Groat, Loll 01 E•trao. $3,000 OBO , (740)448- lltl Chovy Sllnrado, 2WD, 350 Automollc, u,ooo Mllta, Now Tlrto, I' Bod With Cob, $4500 (7.0)38&-17311 2:000 Ford Rongor, 4•4, Red, Slip Bide lad, Towing Package, Turl Bora, AM/ FM,Paootttt/ CD, Air, Cruloo, 4 Dooro, 17,000 Milot , Elllctlltnt Condition, Take Over l'aymenll. (aa.)875-2819 78 GMC, t·Ton Wreckor, 440 Holmot With Whoal un, 350 En• ~~ 4 Spead, $2700 (7401U887 S-10, Now Tim, Shocka, Naw· er Molor, Ntado Body work , Auno Good , $1500 (3041875· 5384 110 Ford Ranger, 2WD, 4 Cylinder, Automatic, Run a Good $"00 OBO (740).-278 98 Dodge Ram 1500, 4WD, 318 V•8, SLT, PW, PL, Cruiao, 72,000 Millo (3(M)e75·SO.O 8278 7&0 Boat• & Motora for Sale good ehape, rebu1lt lransmiSSIOn, needs little work, 740-982·1388 $25000BO Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee Loca l references furnished . Et· tlbliohed 1975. Call 24 Hre. (740) "6·0870, 1·800·287·0578. Rog· ers Waterproofing. C&C General \ Home Main· tanence- Painting, vinyl aiding , carpentry, door1, windows, baths, mobile home repair and more For free eotimato call Chet, 740-992· 6323 Livingston's Basement Walar Proofing, all basement repairs done, free eslimatea, llfalime guarantee. 14yrs on Job ••Ptri· .... (aa.)895·3857. 840 Elactrlcel end Refrlgaratlon Atlldentlal or commercial wiring, new ttrvlce or r-,alra. M11ter U· cenud electrlolan . Ridenour Electrical, WV000305, 304·875· 1788. Ball Boat, t8' Grumman Chtl· 110 linger With 50H P Mtro ·Forco And Trailer, (74014411-7017 780 a Auto Parte Accaaaorlea Are You Looking For Englnll Or Trenomlotlono? Give Mo A Call A17.0·«8.0518. Budget Prloed Tranamltalont All Typeo, Aceosa To Ovar 10,000 Trantm loolono, Tranolar Cuat, 740·245·5877, Call· 338· 3785 Pair Of Pathfinder ATR Tirao, 3151 75/Rt 8; Almool Brand New, Fit Most 3/4 Ton & 1 Ton pickups, Espeolally Wllh Ralood Suspon· slon. Set Of 2 For Only St 50. (7401"1·8385 790 Campera & 119 Dodge Dakcto SP9n, EKttndld MI H Cab, 4x4, Cruiao. Till, 5 Spead, 1Te::iim[o;;;;o~r;;;;;~o;-;m:;;e;;;s~;;m; 43K Miles, $18 ,000 (7'0)2,5- 126' 119~ camper 1 8248 ••Pando, $10.000 llrm . 740·892· 7739. 730 Vans & 4·WDB '87 Chevy, 2 dr van, 3/4 ton, 810 99 Chrysler Town & Country, Lim· 2000 Warrior. EKotllont Condl· lion, 53700 (3(M)57tl-2505 740oi82-2.a2. SERVI CES Help Wanted SU ER JOBS $6-$7/HR Easy Indoor wom nexlble hours full/part Hme hunyl PosiHons fiUing qulddyll 1-888-974-JOBS COG mwgement, llC �The.D8lly Sanllnel • Page B 5 · ...·• ALLEYOOP NEA Cro•eword Puzzle e PI 4! 'a ACROSS • eMil 1 Cr SMITH'S •• a•• QeJI UFE INSURANCE CO. Howardl. R'"JCKy R Hupp Aqrnt f:lo; ' P,9 11,dd:cport OhiO .15760 Wrltesel Local843-5284 I Mcdi1:an: Supplement; Life Insurance; I Btorial and Final Eli.penses; Cancer & I Dc:n;a;l, Retirement, IPe:nsicln & 401K Rollovers; 1M011j~age; Major Medical NIUSing Home 3-0 CONSI'RUCI'Di ,.,....., F-Mt!mat8e, Bulldozer Senlca 992-3470 DAZE GARDEN SEIVICE MOIIIIIFf. Weed EatliFf. TtiiiiFf. Spodo!Fze ....... a-lb dlaa, ,.......,.,,.., p!uililrlool. e7oclriaF, ho-11111•- Prunlne. Pressure Washlnll --.udropelr pon:ha,"- Hourly rates Owner Chaltes R. 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Rolld Prrl -.Ohio Free Estimates Toll Free 41771 1-868-992.(1021 740-992-41021 Locally owned & operated WV028120 1o x 20 740 949-2217 Slzn5'X 10' to 10'x30' Houri 7:00AM • 8:00 PM TOPSOIL, PLASTIC OF DAii\O"'G .· ·-·-... Biding.-... ·-~ , Roollngao.- • _..,.,- u.ou Free Estif11llel ·$1op per 992-6215 month. • VInyl -·- V. C. YOUNG Ill 1812 Chevy Pickup Yin t1 GCDC1 424NZ1 10738 1atfl Daytona Jet Ski Y!n tARJ1 1047E686 • 18118 GMC 1 Ton Pickup · VFN. 11 GDHR34KIIJJI1223 8. I The term• ol the u!earecaah. The Home Natlona! Benk reserve• the r!ght fo reJect any or alP bids or to remove any unH from the u!a ·a! any time. Arrangamanta may be made to lnepect any of, the above named veh5c!N prior IO 1,._ saFe by cal!!ng 740-141-2210. . . (1), •• 8, 13, 15,2001 41c Public Notice BHIRiFPS SALE 01' Rl!AL !STATe COMMON PLI!A8 COURT, MEFG8 COUNTY, OtiiO c- Numllll': OOCV·100 Btneflo!a! Mort;;age Co. of Ohio, Plalntlff va. Dtnlal S. Black, at al. In purauanca of an Order of Sale d!ractad to me from aald court, In the abcwa ant!tlad 11117Fon, 7 wl5!' offer lor 1111 at ~29~..:!.~ •••• ' <I . 3379.5 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio · ShaunSeth (7 40) 985-3563 (740) 541-3820 Maaon,WV 304-773-;;,;;;~o~~~ •. •~ yourdltllor- --....- nutr1tlao, or full !aaf\your· ........lt!o U.lllll Clll ,..,., IOIMIItloig lor . ., ... CIH 1011r In dIplldllll Fltrlle!llt tlllriMGr, Jlal. El... pilli . • No Carry Outs • Mounting, Bal. Extr,J """-'"' Other Special• Available · 155R12 155-80R13 While Supplies Ll&t (740111Wt11 Wa CIO .,.,._..I progilllllor yoof U\ I) I h d r aulin ,\.Oil ( ot ' Jll' l 992-9200 property and all other purchaier(l) shall rlgh!l plll'la!n!ng to dapoe!t U,ooo.oo uld raaarvatlon. w!th tha sheriff at tha Parmanant par~al t!ma oluld "it. number: 0700805000 Ralph E. TruaHFF, Property lddreae: Shtr!H 30585 ~arringar FRANK • R I d Ill R 0 a d • WOOLRIDGE co.. Port!and, Oh!o 45770. · L.P.A., Gragory D. Prior Fnatrumtnt Woo!drldgt and D•. 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FREE ESTIMATES 740·992-7599 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) ,_ 3ll _,' PEANUTS DON'T STAND SO CLOSE, CIIAif.LES, AND I(()U'RE SQUEEZIH6 NH f.lAND TOO J.lARt'! ...,• . •• t ) .I . JUST TEASING 't'OU, SIR .. . • . I '•' I •I l FreeE8tlmatel 740-742-8015 Jr 1-&n-35~7022 ' ' · ~tt.. '~ • Every Spring Tuna-Up .. get !IF FJJEE Blade ShBrpt5'11ng. New flfiUipment err/VIng delly .AW&L SN Manning, Wayne or Jim or a RIAL. DEAL on a naw llwn tractor, lawn mover or weed trimmer. S!IFieB & Service 204 C~dor St. ~ Pomeroy 992-~975 J ·Cellular 1 •.. rlgll7" **•• ...... 40 ...... 22 · · - 41 Acto-. (7 ... u.-. 23:Z:= u;;-- en 1• 1 7 fnletial • 43 Oliibo•d 45 . , . • Soul .... - 21 carry 011 'Z1 a.- pt lliftiCIIon 41 ... =..., 50 d =-r· - SZGu!do'a .-y hlgllnola 37 ....,.. buy 52 Ciinl7r: 37 AstronMrtS" Coaesuw 11.......,_ 12S.. ::t.r:.~· 47 21 301'1~..., 77liFIM 10,.,.... 41 CIIL boll Elqlanil 25 Uwvw'• ...,.. • "Socii!" • Rogeoa Mt l • . ! IT wAS one dia- . loser sc.issors coup. Yet first you must get into the dummy. And how do you do that? Right •• you ruff a club. (If you are a showoff, you 'II 'ruff the ace.) Then lead a diamond and discard your heart seven. Win whatever comes back (rutTing a heart, if necessary) and lead a top trump, You can draw West's other trumps without trouble, losing only one spade and two diamonds. Saturday, June 9, 2001 Your best chances for suc· cess. in the year ahead come from depending solely on yourself and your abilities. By standing on your own two feet, you'll eliminale · unkept promises from others. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -· Even if you have much experience, information or knowledge to impart to anoth· er today, do so only If your suggeotions are "'quested. Otherwise keep your counoel to · yourself. Trylna to parch up a . broken romanoe7 The Astro· Oraph Matchmaker can holp you understand what to do to rriake the relallonship work, . Mall $2., to Matchmaker. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New • York, NY 10156. CANCER (June 21·July 22) •• l;le wary Qf probing ques· lions being asked by on inquis· Ilive friend today who is tryin1 to poke hlo or her nose Into somebody else's uffain, Keep what you know to yourself. LEO (July 23-AuJ. 22) •• Don't be reluctant to go bnck on your poaltioh today if you · feel you've onude u wrong Quality Drlvew~ye, Patios, Sidewalks. 25 yeart expe~ence . 21 SUb CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis campos ..-lions Coilblily Cipher ayptOgiBml are creatadlmm by I811111U0 peopio. put and present Each leHerin tho cipher otandslor-. Today's clue: 0 'YFWL'N OKNYJWE O .L K 0 X eff Warner Ins. 992-5479 ..\ I I• M YP LFXWLXG PXY LFX YN YYEEYPU AOTRKJXGN P K ~Is OYNNYPU LT Y T G D.' (AGTRKJXG) FWE AOYPJX PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ' Matisse· ... cluned hiS co!ors ' together like cymbals and the effect was like a FuF!aby. John Beoger . · .a.. ...•., .... .. UMI O Rearrange lentil of the four ocrombled words below to form lour simple word1. I ~-·...,.M'""'TE...;B;..,.;.U..R~N~-1 1 2 . I ·I I 1 1 ~~~=~==:__. r_,.H_Rr-I..,Wr;-l,--tl 3 . I I 1 I _ ..._.....__.._..........__, I l I B U0 "The laundromat is a great place to meet men," one cutie · 'said. "Yea," sighed the second .cutie, "but who wants a guy that WH Y 0 N A • can't afford a -- - -- ?" · 5 Complele the chudde quoted . · 1· by l;lling .in the mlioiiV words · you deYolop from step No.3 below. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES . . A UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS V TO GET ANSWER I I 1 II I ~~ 1;;:', · I I I 0 e SC:RAM,LETS A~SWEjtS Grubby- Lusty- Heave , Lunacy- CAUGHT US "How long do you think we would have stayed to'g ether if we had just lived together?" the woman asked her husband. Laughing he replied, "Until your father CAUGHT US!" 'Your 'Birthday . CQNNEC1JQN . 11 "LA. ...... • Dliilllid CONCRETE \ 1 Poollc loiil 2 Slrong c:.t 3 ,_...., 4015 Gal,.,. "-dd 37 75 "' J8 FloOd a AdapCC. youa · Bring In your repair work we'll get gou going for spring ... •· 34-- The winning play involves a loser-on- •24 Houra/;7 Daya Per Week P/B DOWN 25W 7 111 21 a , 32A1Wa .- 57'=; 7 33 l7lul ::::~. and (740).985-4194 or (r4p) 985-4384 R&HLAWN ·2155 ol '-I< Repelr Hydreull~r Ho- & Cyllo;H~era AIIO Sell Olflerent 'Jyptil Of Olla Cheltar,Ohlo (former wamer HeatiiiiJ & cooUng building) Mason VFW Dance Sat. Night .9-1 Music by Lonesome CowbOy Karaoke Members & Guests 21 Couawd Oliver Goldsmith, in "She Stoops to Conquer," wrote: Let schoolmasters puzzle their brain, With gmmmar, and . ·nonsense, and teaming; Good liquor, I stoutly maintain, Gives genius a bet.ter discerning. . Well, the French enjoy their wine, but I doubt a glass or two - or would have helped anyone to solve this problem from Le Bridgeur magazine some 20 T~INIC years ago. .l 6TO~fl> You are in four spades. West starts IN ~f~f1 with the ace and ./ another diamond •. Even looking al ail 52 cards, do you see how to gel home? After three passes, • • • South's four-spade opening is reasonable. A slam might be '"'WAA.T OCB M.Y I?QLUR: ~~ missed, of course, but keeping the opponents ~NC.,Bru1U5, G.IV€: "10 fol'f..? out of the auction rntes I-. LfMClN fOK keN:.! to be more profitable in the long run. If you attack trumps immediately, you fail. West takes your king (or lower honor) with his ace, puts East on lead with the heart ace, inll anolhl!r di81110nd promotes the spade eight as the setting trick•. If you ruff low, West overruffs. Jf you ruff high, you have only one honor left and West still has the eight and four. You lose two spades, one - · JUST L.i66 • I HARTWELL STORAGE 165-80R13 175-80.R13 185-80R13 Come In And $.ee Connie Or Andrew . YllfAT 1 PIP YOU Rtsldeftdal CononitrdaF New Coll!!lrudion SaFes S....ice lnstal!ation Specia!mlltc in Shett Metal Ductwork "Tnne" Sales & Senice For . 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A sensitive friend's feel · · ings will be deeply hurt today if you inadvertently pluy favorhes in your social involvements. Be cognizant of your behavior and treat all your pal• with "''pect. PISCES (l'cb. 20-March 20) •• Check out If there lire any slriniJ~ uttuched before accept· lniJ a special request for which · you had asked. It mliy not be worth the price you're asked to pay. ARU::S (Ma~h ZI·April 19) .. In order to be IICCepted i nio an endeavor that looks prom IN· lnJ. you. mull avoid using your charm. Only knowledac. skills or talent will buy you the entry, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• lt.lthough you're Mill in a good financial achievement cycle, you could be harborlna some self-doubts today. F~u• your efforts on your successes, not negative supposition•. 'f • �. . . Page~ • • The Daily Sentinel • • • BY 1HE •ssocwm PllfSS Todd G~ is doing jiJS( fine 6lling in Cor the New York Yankees. Now the Boston Red SoX need a replacement cat.c:her, too. pson Varitek homeml in the second inning of Boston's 8-1 victory over Detroit on Thurscby night, then broke his right elbow while making a sliding catch of a foul ball in the sevend!. Varitek avoided injury bst Monday night in a 7-6 loss to . the Yankees when he made a catch on the top step of the New York dugout and grabbed a railing to avoid friday. fq eight innings, and Greene doubled twice and drove in three TUns. Grt'ene, who hit a three-run homer in his Yankees' debut Wednesday night, came back with three more bi3. Clemens (7 - 1) earned his 267th victory, moving ahead of Hall of Famers Bob Feller and Eppa R.ruy for 30th place on the career list. " He's a gre2t pitcher, so he makes my job easjer;' said Greene, who wore a "RocketMan" T-shirt after dte game. "It was a pleasant surprise. I never worked with him, but it was nice:• Blue Jays 7, Devil lblys 1 falling. He overcame a slow start offensively and batted .304 in Shannon Stewart hit a twoMay, when he became the first catcher in team history to hit run single in a three-run three homers in one game. eighth inning, lifting Toronto The Red Sox said more tests over visiting Tampa Bay. would be done Friday, and it's After the Blue Jays scored not known how long Varitek on an error by third baseman will be sidelined. Boston's Aubrey Huff. Esteban Yan backup catcher is Scott Hatte- relieved Travis Phelps (0-1) berg, who's batting .172 in 58 and gave up the single to at-bats. Stewart, capping Toronto's Carl Everett returned to the comeback from a 5-1 deficit. Boston lineup and drove in White Sax 5, five runs. He sat out a day after Royals 1 playing all 18 innings and Mark Buehrle stretched his striking out four times in scoreless streak to 24 2-3 Tuesday night's 4-3 Boston innings, allowing two hits in victory. eight shutout innings as Everett hit a three-run dou- Chicago won at Kansas City. ble in the second and an RBI the ninth win in 11 games for triple in the founh against Vic- the White Sox. tor Santos (1-2). He singled in Magglio Ordonez was 4another run in the two-run for-4 with two doubles and seventh. went 9-for-13 in the threeTim Wakefield (4-0) took game series. his regular turn in the rotation Kansas City has lost five of despite having pitched the six, dropping to 21-38, its final inning and getting the worst record after 59 games. victory in the game that ended Chad Durbin (3-5) gave up at 12:58 a.m. Wednesday. In three runs and eight hits in six Thursday's game, he allowed mmngs. one run on four hits in six . 6, innings. 4 New York stayed one game behind the Red Sox in the AL Pinch-hitter Orlando Palmeiro keyed a five-run East with its shutout o f Bal ti- . h . . ·th ~ore at Yankee Stadium. suet mmng WI a two-ru1\ smgle, and Troy Glaus homeR oger Clemenss trUck ou t de h Anh ' 10 and allowed three hits in · re •Or ost a e1m. :.r.eJs Jetics I I. 211'; AROUND THE DIAMOND· nr ... ._... {,~ - POPIIII~-II>IIiloil 36 31 28 2!) 23 21 I'd .632 .s.w · . -- - ...... 26 30 30 36 .413 ..... ~.-.4:35p.m. -·Moiiii011.7:1J5p.m. N.Y. -·PI~oio. 7:05p.m. 1111 5 ~~ 12 .390 14 L 36 21 32 27 29 28 2828 I'd G8 21 35 18 39 .a7 .318 W 'L 35 24 ..... 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Al1gllol. 4:05p.m. N.Y. -IIIT-81y, 4:15p.m. Ut •ee a D111roit. 5:05 p.m. MonttM!al , ••. hOI I , 7:05p.m. ............... •• 7.:05p.m. : • : oa.- c- .......,.._ ·:·• ::·::::=.-,:;s~:m. Mil•- - .. c- ? Scott Schoeneweis (6-3) won his third straight start, allowing three runs and six hits in 7 1-3 innings. He hit four batters, rying a team record and becoming the 23rd major league pitchc;r since 1900 to hit four batters in one game. Oakland staner Barry Zito (3-6) carried a two-hitter and a 3,.0 lead into the sixth before the Angels scored five times to take the lead for good. NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta is playing well for the first time this year, winning a season-high six straight and closing within four games . of first-place Philadelphia in the NL East.. "We ·won. We're happy for it. And now we have to go and face the American League," Braves starter Odalis Perez said Thursday night after Atlanta beat Montreal 4-3 in 11 innings. Quilvio Veras broke a 2-all tie in the 11th with a two-run double offScott Strickland (03). At Montreal, Jason Marquis (1-0) gave up a game-tying homer to Vladimir Guerrero in the ninth, C!>5ting Perez a win. PldNS 10, Ghats 1 At San Francisco, Barry Bonds hit his 32nd homer but ·San Diego stopped an eightgame losing streak. Bo~ds' 451-foot homer in the seventh inning against Brian Lawrence was the longest ever at Pacific Bell Park. Bonds, who has 526 career homers, has 32 in the Gian3' first 60 games. Mark McGWire hit 32 in the Cardinals' first 69 games in 1998, when he hit a · record 70. Mels 6, PhUIIIs 5 with a double in the eighth :it Wrigley Field, then scored t~ . winning run on Rond~D White's single in the 1Oth ~ff Mike Timlin (2-3). : Chicago, which has :won 1~ straight games at Wrigley Fie)~ and 15of16. overaU,hasa~ game division lead ~~ largest · since the end of *e 1989 season. :; Shane Reynolds no-hit Colorado through five innings, and Jeff Bagwell's two-run homer in the first held up. In a rare pitching duel at Coors Field, Reynolds (6-4) allowed seven hits in 7 2-3 innings, including a pinchhomer by Brooks Kieschnick in the eighth. · Rookie Shawn Chacon (33) had a career-high 13 strike~ outs, giving up two runs and five hits in eight innings. Steve Finley homered, doU:. bled and drove in three runs :it Phoenix. .: Junior Spivey, who ha~'t had a major league at-bat before Thursday, was 2-for-~ with a home run, had tWp RBis and three runs for Ari;zona. Erubiel Durazo hit .p. three-run homer for the Di.;\~ mondbacks. :'> Aslros 2, Rockies 1 Cubs 4. Clrdlnals :5 D-bldls 13,1Jod&vs' .McVeigh ~set to Clie ·Monday BY IIRtu J. REED TIMES-SENTINEl STAFF POMEROY An advanced computer system designed to provide real estate data, exacting three-dimensional images, and other information about Meigs County real estate will be a valuable resource for the public and local agencies, the county engineer said. Last month, county commissioners approved the spending of $218,000 in Prevention, Retention and Contingency f!,nds through the Ohio Department of•Job and Family Services to purchase the Geographic Information System, a complex computer system which will use a hightech digital orcho-rectified photograph of Meigs County which can be "zoomed in" on particular parcels of real •estate, and ' allow searches . BY Doua R•esm CNHI NEWS SERVICE S honly after 7 a.m. Monday, justice will be served for many Oldahomans. : That's the time Timothy .@mes McVeigh, the man !r<POnsible for the April 19, 1.995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in ~ldahoma City, is schednled to be executed. ·~ One hundred sixty-eight people died as a result of the ~mbing. Hundreds of others 1&-ere iqjured. ;..: Mcv..ioh, 33 •W ll! convicted -:r ~:~··· coutt ·'·~ '• o'f~. ,etg ., · ht m•.. .... tcuo:J;ll · counts \>(first degree' munier, conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and use of a weapon of mass destruction. Martin Cash, a former benefits counselor with the Department of Veteran's Affairs, said "he was convicted of killing eight federal employees, but there were 1'60 others who died as well." : Nineteen children were among the 168 killed in the bombing. In a recendy published biography McVeigh caUed the children's deaths ·:collateral damage." Marlins 5, Pirates 1\ .··, Sammy Sosa tied the game Projed seen as development tool for community • . · Kevin Millar hit a three-nip. homer off Josias Manzanill!> (1 -2) .in a four-run eighth at Florida. ;. Brand New 2001 Chevy S.Serles Pickup • Rear Sjloller, CD System • TI;t & Cruiea • Hera are some of the key moments In ~me thtll have Brand New 2002 CheVy Trailblazer 4 Door 4x4 led [t) the scheduled exeeutiOn Of Timothy Mc\'e~Cn : 128'950* 1111 . : April 11 - 11:02 ..... ;. 4,800-potjnd fUel and ferUIIZ· er bomb rips through the nine-story Alfred P.. Murrah flldeoal bultdlrc In downtown Oklahoma City. 168 people, lncludln& 19 children, die as a·result Of the eJqlloslon. ,; New 4200 1-8 Poww •11" Alum. Whelll, • CD Sptem, TIU • Vortec 2200 Powered • AMIFM Stereo System • Nicely Equipped! . ' ~ !OUr'• ==~=~~:~~S~alyers, who was In the Journal Record building at the time of the explosion, talks to Diane Leonard Feb. 19 prior to the dedication of the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum. (CNHI News Service photo by Bill Carter) 2090 Buick LeSabre 2000 Buick Century Custom Sedan Custom Sedan 2000 Old1moblle Brav1da 4 Door AWD 2001 Chevy Blazer LT 4 Door4x4 • ..., _@ WI'LlM1tiRI' llll't It ltMI ... 1 tHt urf'" ·~ west VIrginia's 11 Chevy, Pontlaci ·~lck, 0 I Comics pear Abby Edjtorjals Obituaries CJ M A6 01 ,........ ~Al BY KEVIN KEUY jnsert ' Stocks plea bargain, Fortier pleads guilty to a firearms charge .. OCt. 20 - Prosecutors announce they are [t) seek the death penalty against McVeigh and Nichols. Nov. 21 - Defense attorneys argue the jury pool has been tainted by Intense media coverage and ask that the trial be moved out of Oklahoma. TIMES.SENTINEL STAFF p2-7 B!-8 him on later dropped. Auc. 2 - · Jennifer Mc\'el&h, sister of accused bomber Timothy McVeigh, testifies before a federal grand jury. Ale. a - Mcveigh friend Michael Fortier and his w~e testily before a federal grand Jury. Ale. 10 - McVeigh and Nicholl are Indicted by the grand jury on murder and coo; &piracy chargee. As part of a POMEROY - During an emergency situatio n, it is extremely crucial that information be accessed and retrieved in a timely fashion. Minutes or eve n seconds could be the difference between life or death. To help battle time constraints when faced with a disaster or major emergency, the Meigs County Emergency Management Agency has invested in a vehicl e capable of transmitting information while on the scene, The mobile communications vehicle, or Joint Mobile Command Post, is a converted 198 1 school bus that was purchased for $1,500 from Rex Shennified of Edwin . c 2001 Ohio vaHoy PUbllshl"' eo. GALLIPOLIS +- Ed Rusch's first job came at 13 when he became an all' around helper at a central Ohio airport . Now the new manager of GalliaMeigs Regional Airport; he brings to his job a lifelong love of aviation and hopes of expanding the airport's. role for its users. Rusch assumed duties last week and is formulating a plan for the facility's oper~ ation . "I don't know what its potential is yet, but I think it can be made to grow," said Rusch, a licensed pilot for 32 years. "That's.the premise I came in under. I've been familiar with airports like this for many years and I like this airport." Rusch said Gallia-Meigs, opened in 1967, has potential . in several areas, including an increase in flight instruction .......,....... GZ) OldsmObile I I •• .' IT'S MOBILJ; - Bob Byer, Meigs County Emergency Management Agency director, ~ municates inside the EMA's new Joint. Mobile Command Post. (Tony Leach photo) Davis Bus Sales. The bus has been equipped with a vast array of hi-tech communication equipment which proves PleaH -Mobile, AI and more mechanical repair trammg. Since his main interest lies in fucing classic;: aircraft, he hopes some of those skills can be made available to local flyers . "i'm going to formulate a plan," he said, "The idea of doing mechanical work and restoration is hampered by insurance, which is astronomical, but I have every intention of doing it some- Pluse ... Airport. AI Saturday, June 16, 200 l ~ 0 ani - 2 pm And Holzer Medical Center Education & Conference Center Free sc~nings, free heallh information, door prizes ond refreshments. Discover the Holzer DifferenCe.. • ' For information, contact HMC Community Health and Wellness Direclor Bonnie Mcfarland, RN, BSN, at (740) 446·1679 ,/ . :{ ·, .... ·• .. Airport's new manager exploring potential Low: ·!IOI Details, A3 · Sports Plllle . . . •sri.M 1 7th Annual Community Health ·and Wellness Fair • Taxn, Taga, Tille Fees extra. Aeball lndudeclln 181e price of new ve111c1s filled where applicable. ''On apjliO'i8d cracl!. On aelec!e<l models. No! responllble lor Jypogripltlcal emn. Prletl Good JtQ 11111 Through J111t 101!1. . CHIYROLit . CITY BOMBING TIMELINE Hlp: lis . through a database to find specific real estate information about the parcels. The digital onho-recti6ed photo will be the most expensive pan of the system - costing about S180,000, engineer Gene Triplett. The photo is an overlapping aerial view of the county which can be viewed from a wide perspective or as close as jus.t · a few feet at a time. · "If someone wanted to search the county for all real estate east of U.S. Route 33, with a nearby water main and three-phase power, located on a main highway, those parameters or any others could be used in a query and the GIS could locate all of the properties which apply,"Triplett said. "At first, the system will provide pr~marily re3I estate . data, but it can be used to provide almost any other kind of information, as well." For example, soil maps, census data, watershed information, and house number and address information relating BY TONY M. WCH TI~ES.SENTINEL STAFF 6enttnel ; Classifjeds 2000 Chevy Lumlns Sedan . Converted bus aids relief efforts Ap1ll 11 - 1AI:a2 8.mc · Nichols and hiS brother Mcveigh Ia arrested on a James are held as material flreatma charge lifter a witnesses to the bombing. ~ne trafnc stop near Billings, . MIIY 4 - Rescue and Okla. recovery efforts are s[t)pped. Ap11121- Federal author· M8y 10- Terry Nichols Is ltles arrest MciJtlgh In coo; fonnally ch..-god In the bombnectlon with the1bomblng only lng. , hours before he was !o make M8y ~ - The Mtxrah ball on the firearms charge, Bulld!ng Is bJ1)ugl1t down. The Ap1ll 21 - After leamlrc . bodies of thl'lie bombing Ylopollce are looking for him, time remain In the rubble. Terry Nichols aurrendefs to 'James Nichols 11 released authOrl~es In Herington, Kan. · from )all . Chatges against : ltftnd· •' . . 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