https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ed4bcc097336134e04d4d4bba6a277b.pdf c4223f2356541d23f0a7ae6da754eb99 PDF Text Text . Page B~B ·. The Dally Sentinel VVedn..da~April5,2000 Pomeroy, Mlddle~rt. Ohio utton downplays competing~. Wonds.•s Ma$len draws n~r BY TIM DAHLBERG of Augum National's clubhuuse. AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) A What, they wondered once small group of reporters crowded again , was the secret to beating .oround Hal Sutton under the Tiger Woods' giant oak that spreads out in front What the.Y should have been asking, insisted Su.tton, was the secret to beating Augu sta National. "I'm not playing him, I'm playing the golf course," said Sutton, YOU the last man to beat Woods. " Nobody is teeing it up this weelt thinking about beating Tig<'r. They're thinking about the golf course." . There's a lot to think about this year at Augusta National, where the expanded .rough is • topic of \vorry and consternation as are the winds expected to harden the slick greens even more. , Come the final round Sunday, though, Woods' shadow figures to loom large once again among the Georgia pines- and in the minds of those still on the leaderboard. This is a guy, after alJ, who has won I 0 times since the ·last Masters. " People think any ewnt he . plays in is Tiger's event to win," David Duval said. " Not too long Jgu . tlu t was the ca~e with me." Woo ds is a ht>avy favori te t() w in his second 'green jackt't as· the - Maste rs. begins Thursday on a co ur s~: that Iu s bl."en tweaked the last few years to try and proiect par. · This year, the .rough introduced in the _previOu s ~asters was allowed to grow over ewn more of the former fairways. It isn't dcep. but it is enough to place a pre mium on accuracy and make it diffi cult to JUdge what a shot will ·· SENIORS HONORED - Senior Award winners at Laraine Lawson and Sarah Brauer. Behind them are do to greens that demand a perSunday's Southern athletic banquet were were (L·R Josh Davis, Kyle Norris, Chris Randolph, Russell fe et approach. in front) Stacy Lyons , Kim lhle, Heather Dailey, Reiber and Adam Cumings . " I don't see the need to have to Arnold·Paliher will be teeing it chang<' it every year," Woods said. "Every year that I've. played, up in his 46th Masters ~ His first was in 1955 when he first pulled they've done that." Ironically, Woods thinks the into Augusta National towing a changes favor a player like himself irailer that he 'a nd his late wife, Winnie, lived in w\lile playing the who hits the ball high and long. They don't favor defending tour. Palmer wiU be paired witli Jack champion Jose Maria Olazabal, who has struggled trying to hit his Nicklaus and Gary Player in a driver in the f•irway 'a nd doesn't reunion of golfs Big T hree of the need a IJarrower target to shoot 1'960s, though none have' an expectations of wini1ing. · for. • " I don't know if it's unusual "It's going to be a tough week," that we're playing together," Olaz•bal said. While · the ·course has again Palmer said. "But it's certainly changed, there are also changes in- unusual at Augusta ." the field. Norman ·still has the expectaGreg Norman has gone from · tion he <:an win , despite his many tourna1nent favorite to sentimen- close calls ai1d spectacular failures tal favor ite in his 20th M asters. in 19 previous Masters. And Duval has gorie from can't His eagle o n 13 in the final miss · to can't win, quit<' a tuin- round last y~ar put him in positipn around from last year' when he had 'to win, hur Olazabal sank his own won four tournam e n ts coming birdie pu tt and pulled away for his into Augusta . second Ma sters wm . " I don't know ifl'm considered Ac tht• age of 45 , Norman hasa favorite or not," Duval said. "My n 'r won in two years Jnd admits intentions aro jpst to win the golf he has only eight maj ors l<'ft in tOurnaanent." whi ch he will havt> a realistic For th e third" consewtive year, chance. Still, he believes this may tht!'re's. another a t~en- age amat~u.r be the ope. . se nsation trying t¢ win the covet" When I come in here, I feel ed green jacket. This tim€10 Aus- very good about my chances," he tralia's Aaron Baddeley, who won saio.f. "Whether it's Jack: Nicklaus, the Australian Open last year as an who 's 'won six times, or myself. 18-year-old amateu r. who has never won it, we all want Other things never seem to It . cha nge on the stunningly green "I feel good here," he said. " It's fairways of Augusta National. heaven ." J • SPECIAL WRE$TUNG HONOREE - Josh Davis won the Best ReGord Award and Most Outstand· ing Wrestler Award at Southern's winter sports banquet. Bicentennial rep visits Meigs, As Southern girls r~Uy for victory, Bl HIP:~~ Details, A3 • Melp County's Vulum•· ~n. Numtwr 214 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ' MCAplans 'Yellow Jag' ; Business afte~hours . ' e 33 vote FROM STAFF REPORTS ' Testimony ftom local leaders still expected today BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF The Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp hosted the monthly busi· Scott, a jau guitarist, above, and taken on a tour of the facil· ·ness-after-hours social of the Meigs County Chamber of Com-· lty located in the Darwin ar~a of Meigs County. (David Harris merce. After refreshments, the group was entertained by Ron photo) ,• ' ' ·, > CHEERLEADING HONOREES - Special cheerleading awards went to Brandi Codner and Roberta ·Forester, 'who c;heered during football and basketball games. For their effoqs and spirit the duo earned the Coach's Award from advisor Lee Codner.· :rum woulcl' ·t>ring many cha·nges DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -· A redesign .of state. • state sys'tems that provide and monitor cliiJd • Es~lish a $20 million pilo~ project to C11re, child protection, foster Care and adop- . • SUbSidize I housing fol' WCJtare • and lowliOn, and child abuse and neglect prevention income families involved with child protecprograms are all part of sweeping changes rive sery!ces. · · , proposed to Ohio's child Welfare system. • Create a new item in the 'state human .The 21 recommendations, drafted by a seivices budget for programs to · preveqt 34-member state task force, were' created ·as child abuk and neglect; and' set aside $1 'for part of a· wide-ranging examination of the prevention fur every S3 spent on child prostate systems. , , tection. " ' Among the recommendations shared this The task force - which included juveweek in Dayton: nile cou~jujlges, state lawmakers, child care .• Define a set of" core protective services" professionals, and foster and adoptive parents ·that must be provided by all 88 Ohio coun- - last month reduced the recommendaties, and increase ilie state's contribution tions from 58 to 21. fi:om the aurrent 10 percent to one-third of Eventqany, all rec~mnl.endations must be the costs. approved ,by Department of Human Ser• Develop a statewide strategy to ·handle vices Director Jacqueline Romer-Sensky aggressive and violent youth, and double and then by the governor and the state Legadoption assistance payments . to $500 a islarure. . month by 2003. . The costs ·mentioned in the task force • R equest $18.5 million in the next bien- document amount to $44.5 million, but nial budget to help counties set up a three- would b~·higher if other changes are adopttiered system to keep young people con- ed. · ' victed of misdemeanors and "unruly youth" Human Services, ~ong with the state ou! of the criminal justice system. . auditor's oliice, also is conducting audits of • Create a statewide voluntary rating sys- the state's'25 largest foster care providers, as rem for child care providers to build on the well as a peiformance review of the departstate's licensing system,' and create an ment itself. Those audit results. will be conimprovement funq with $1 million from the sidered.along with the task force report. ! . ~· •. Helping,seniors 1 Mason Bowling Lanes results ' .·:.·:. · ~ Chit4~:w~lf~· re~ pr~Jl~$~1' liaPPl' ' ' Early Wednesday Mixed Bowtlng League (As elf March 29) 'I·' . • Editor's note: Due to the subject mlll(fr Of this story,' whic/1 ~eals with '~"''related c/9ims against the Millon •· Couniy sheriff, some readers, · 'by nature, may be Offended.. FRIIM STAFF REPORTS POINT PLEASANT .- A Poirit Pleasant wqman ·has joined · three ,others in a federal lawsuit against · Mason. County . Sheriff Troy "Shorty" Huffman,· and the Mason County Comrrusston. Nina Birchfield claims she had also been sexuHuffman ally assaulted and harassed by Huflinan, in an amended suit filed in U.S. Federal Court in Charleston Tuesday by Golden burg. Goldenburg . & Stealey of Parkersburg. and Qitrapano, Barrett & Dipiero of ' Charleston. · When asked for a comment, Huflinan said he had not he~rd an)'thing about the amended suit. In the original sUit, 61ed March I 0, Robin Hutton, Evelyn Litchfield and Angela Stewart alleged they suffered repeated unwanted and unwelcome sexual touching, repeated batteries, and ttnwelcome. sexual touching ana humiliatiop fr6tn Hilffinan. ' '· · · ' THe amended suit claims Bin:hiield Was sexUally harassed while an inmate in the Mason County Jail from February to June 1998, and at 'other tin1es ;md places. The !Uit claims that in the summer of 1998, liuflinan allegedly requested Birchfield ·perfurm oral sex on him . After she refused, the suit claims, Huflin.an allegedly touched Birchfield's breast and legs, and used sexually suggestive language. According to the suit, in April 1998, while an inmate in the jail, Birchfield claims she saw Huflinan all egedly sexually harass other inmates, and allegedly observed a ' sheriff's deputy engaging in sexual .iJ\teicoune with another inmate in . ....... - ' Slwnllf, ..... A3 .. ·Helping seniors II 1'ocla(s Sentinel. Ohio Valley Bank contributed $500 recently.to the Meigs County Council on Aging, to be used for a new computer net- W:J. work 'Hugh GICI"' 'ti;'IUr '"""'" ,.. ..... ~.,~.I. ....... ... Team high series: Meigs County Golf Course (1814) Team high game: Tony's Carry Out (696) ~-· ""~_. ~- .. .... ~,,..... '·~ ......, ' ham. vice president of OVB's Super Bank dlv~ sion, presents the check to Patty Pickens, activities coordinator for the . senior center. The system, to cost $9,300, will be used to document and blll cases processed by the center's staff. (Brian J. Reed photo) · Obituarie• 1)-2:6 Sport• ;· A3 rr:'\ ~~~ lbt~~L _ '• ~ .....,.-1;;.; .. a • Min Lotteries owo High series: Sam Smith (538); Steve Burton (531) High game: Russ Carson, Smith (tied at 210); Burton (191) . Women High series: Kaye Spencer (5:;!6); Pat Carson (498) High game: c;arsoQ (212): Spencer (204) POMEROY -The Transportation Review and Advisory Council won't vote on the U.S. 33 Athens to Darwin project on Thursday, after all. . Mi chael Cull , TRAC coordinator for the Ohio Department of Transportation , said Wednesday.·TRAC will still meet in special session in Columbus today, but tliat a vote on funding will not take place. TRAC Instead, Cull did not say members will vote only to approve the whyTRAC most recent report of · decided to post- findings on the project pone the vote, from M cCormick, but did say that Taylor & Associates, a the public com- consulting firm hired last year to study the .ment period 011 project on behalf of the project does the Community Advisory Committee, a not end until group of proponents April15. and opponents of the project. Cull saidTilq\C will 'Still accept public coniment about the project today - 45 minutes fi:om proponents and 45 minutes from opponents. A vote on funding is now not expected until M ay, when TRAC will vote o n an entire draft list of proposed projects fi:om across the state. C ull did not say whyTRAC decided to postpone the vote, but did say that th e public comment period on the project does not end until April1 5. Steve Story, a Pomeroy atto rney who serves as chairman of the Southeastern O hio Regional Council's U.S. Ro1,1te 33 Committee, and represerl!atives from . Pomeroy, Middleport, and other local communities, businesses and organizations, were expected to attend this morning's TRAC meeting to again voice support for funding for the project. The project, which involves the construction of a "Super II" highway (a two-lane road on a four-Jane right of way), is estimated to cost $82.8 million. TRAC has already approved S5 million for dccsign and engineering work for the project. T he road has been the subject of considerable controversy, including opposition from a citizens group in Ath ens, Coalition Against Superfluous Highways (CASH). ·C ASH alleges highway funds would be better used to improve the existing road, and has raise4 environmental concerns about the proposal. M embers of CASH served on the CAC, along with project propo nents , but that group's wi>tk has been completed with the release of the McCormick, Taylor & Associates study, and is not expected to meet' again, Story said. .' 2 Sattloo1s- 12 ....... Meigs County Golf Course ............................................... 96-16 The Dark Side ..................................................................70·42 Dairy Queen· Brazier .......................... .'....: .........................66·46 Tony's Carry Out... ............................................................56·56 F.O.E.· 2171 .............. ...... ....... ................... .'.................. ... ... 36·76 Meigs Industries .•.:.......................................................... 12·100 ') 0 MIDDLEPORT Plans for Middleport's annual community- wide "Yellow Flag" yard sale were made during Tuesday's monthly meeting of the Middleport Community Association. This will be the third year for the event, which coordinates a number of sales throughout Middleport and Pomeroy, and includes yellow flag; for those holding sales, and a locator map to be published for the convenience of .those attending the sales. : T his year, the sale will be ·held all aay on May 5 and•6. A $5 fee for those partici. paring in th e sale will include a yellow flag for posting in the :yard, a sale tip she et, a listing in :the locator map and advertisements, and all publicity costs. · T he kits are available at :Chapman Shoes and Ohio Val- · leJ Bulk Foops in Pomeroy, and the Middleport Department Store and Ohio Rivc,r.. Bear Oo., Middleport. : . Myron Du'fiield, president · of the community association,, said Tuesday that he is waiting for confirmation from the ·, Pomeroy Merchants Associa- '· tu§t()mer I§ a so Ce nh sale event PiuH • • M(A. Pap A:S The lnf()nned April &. 2000 Pick 3: 5-5-5; Pick ... 5->..9-1 Farmers, Bank & Savings Co., represented by Paul has conti]buted $2,000 toward the purchase of 11 new tern for theo Meigs County Council on Aging. Pat~): coordinator for the senior center, aeqepts the check. Rio Grande will provide technical assistance In iinlple•mefltlrlg gram. (Tony M. Leach Ph(/to). · • SupOr u-: 2,5-27..JO..J2..41-46 Kicliler: \l-1-1-2-2-9 '\¥VA. Daily 3: 8-7-7 Daily 4: 2-S-UJ . C zOOO Ohio Valley Publishins Co. • < ' ' .,. . __ ., ·• • I �. ' '. Pomeroy, Mlditrepori, OhiO ..... A 2 • 'n. Dilly Ientine! BUCKEY·E BRIEFS Second fire victim dies COLUMBUS (AP) -A second child has died of injuries suffered in a house fire. ~eisha Humphrey, t2 , died at about 3 a.m. Thursday at C~dren's Hospital, a nursing supervisor s;~id. Keisha's 3- year-old sister, Michelle, died early Wednesday shortly after being pulled from the burning north side home. Two other siblin~. Michael, 3, and Gary, 7, remain in critical condition at Children's Hospit:il. Their father, Gary Humphrey, 4t, was · in the Ohio State Universir'y Medical CFnter in critical cundition. · The mother, Tracey. was not at home when the fire broke out, • authorities said. A spark from a faulry electrical cord .in the dining room of the house was believed to have caused ·the fire, fire department spokeswoman Kelly McGuire said Wednesday. · Damage to the home was estimated at $35,000. Man sought in wife's death GREENVILLE (AP) -The US. Border Patrol has been alerted to be on the lookout for a man suspected of killing his wife and possibly heading for Mexico with the couple's 2-year~old son, ·authorities said. James William Taylor, 22, of Greenville, is a suspect in the death of a woman authorities tentatively identified as his wife, 22-year-old . Lori A. Taylor, Darke County SheriffToby Spencer said Wednesday. Police believe the couple's 2-year-old son, Dillon James Taylor, may be with his father. . Investigators were called to the couple's trailer in Greenville on Monday when a baby sitter called to · say Lori Taylor had not dropped her son off as scheduled. Deputies checked .the outside of . the trailer Monday, but found nothing unusual, Spencer said. When reliatives flled a missing person report Tuesday night, deputies forced entry intp the trailer and found the woman's body in the bathtub. The Taylors lived together in the trailer until about two weeks ago, when a Darke County warrant was issued for James Taylor's arrest for failure to appear on a nonsupport charge. Investigators said that Lori Taylor's co-worker overheard a telephone conversation on April 1 in which James Taylor allegeilly 1threatened to beat her. The co-worker asked her to call when she returned home, but the call never came. Preliminary reports indicated-·the cause of dearh might have been blunt trauma to the head, but an autopsy was planned, police said. S~e .employees to follow 1 · · ural Resources, any emp oyee carryt?g a state-Issued firearm must secure It With a trigger lock or other device when at home, Td he Cincinnati Enquirer reported ThursayNew weapons purchased by the state also will come with trigger locks or lock boxes, a requirement Cincinnati and other cities · are seeking in lawsuits filed agamst t h e gun · d · m ustry. " 'WI promote the use of weapons by hunte;s, but this policy is the smart thing to The policy applies to about 2,000 State Highway Patrol troopers, state liquor , agents, park rap gers and y;ildlife officers. Agents at the state Bureau of Criminal Identific~ tion and .Investigation, an arm of t h e Oh'10 attorney general's office. also are required to use trigg · er locks when at home. Taft's proposed legislation would extend the same storage requirements to any COLUMBUS (AP) The ~ . . Ohio Board of Tax Appeals must ; ·· rehear Duquesne Light Co.'s request l · . for more dun $20 milliOn in ;: · and inrerest the utility claims it has overpaid in wres, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesdi): ' · r~t .:~ 9Month CD RATE , I I. I I I ' I Su~~gl••••• ' .Fs ' 1 I 211 Well Second St. P.O. Eli»! 826 I . POmtr~, 011 45789 I 740-1192·2136 .... ___ _ . Civil actions TWo indictments filed Friday, April 7th, ?PM: J Baillie And The Boys I . IJI'f~~,ed,in Call For Ticket Information .;i:. . .-. The .Daily Sentinel .. %13-· I The Melas County CliiP Office is offerina Homebuyer Bd~1cation classes, consiatlna of five (S) sessions beglnnlna, Tuesday, April 11,2000 from 6:30P.M> to 8:30 P.M. to be held in the· lower flMrl of the Meigs County Annex (behind ~olzer Clinic) ,117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. There arc no registration class fees. The remaining four classes will be ~eld on Tuesday, April 18; Monday, April 24; Thursday, April 27 and Monday, May 1. · Registration will be required in order to plan for materials. may register by calling Jean Trussell at 992-7908. Whether plan to purchase a home . now or in the fut_ure, you will prepared! ------- ..... ------, \ \ I . ,. I I I I I I . •• I •• •• •• •• , I ·... I I 1M Up!* Rlvtr Roed · · ' , .· Qilllpolll, OH 4_11131 TUpper~ Plll111, OH 46783 BANK ---- - --~ .. -- ~ •• 1 .~ , , " MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOtKS. . cence. From Sim:ple to Simply Magnificent • .• • ._·sensational·Senior Living ••• •• eDate: Monday, AprillO, 2000 ePlace: Mason County Action Group (101 SeCond Street, Point.Pleasant, WY) e11ine: 1'0 a.m. to Noon · All Senior Citizens Are Encouraged To Attepd! eTopic: FREE Diabetes Foot Screenings & Hearing Screenings . ••• ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ' Pleasant. Valley ' •• • •• •• ••• •• • •• Hospital· : · ~ .............................. .. . r \ ' Hufllnan is being sued individually and in his capaciry as sheriff. The women are suing for unspecified damage compensation, including costs and attorney fees, as well as punitive damages. A jury trial has been demanded. Although filed in 'Charleston.. the case will be heard in federal court . in Huntington . . ,rei/. lawsuit outlines the grieva1ic'es of one party against another. It does not establish guilt or inno- • ., .......................................... ... ..........•....•.•............ .... . •• states. ...........•...............................•..............•........•................ . • .•. ••• . • •• • • • • .. ~ · 740 441 2118 814-187-3101 ' ·················~······ Member FuiC •. age to thei r reputation, the suit ~ I 42120 Stile Route 7 P.O. Box 331 ftom Dueling rallies loom in flag debate .. APY* . Sheriff mer flags on June ·1. A new candle store has moved · into a location on the "T," and the membership approved a complimentary membership for the business for 2000. Duffield reported that 29 members have paid dues for the · 2000 ·year, arid encouraged those who have nQt yet paid their dues to do so. ;, . Dufl).eld ~lio gave a report on the renovation of the AU-Wars Monument on Mill Street, and said that the first phase of the work, the repainting, re-roofing ana installation of new lights; has been completed. . The meeting was held at Peoples Banking & Trust Co., Midilleport. •• '' WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BuYING A HOME? HOMEBUYER EDUCATION CLASSES . FIVE SESSIONS .· MCA Birchfield allegedly complained claims, officers, who upon inforto a corrections officer at the jail mation and belief \vere employees ~~ . that Huffinan refused to assist her · of the counry commission, went to to obtain theneeded meeting, but Birchfield's home and inquired PageA1 Page AI nothing was done to correct the · about Huf!inan;s conduct and the jail. other corrections · officers at the situation, the suir states. ' tion, which traditionally co-sponjail. The suit ~!aims Birchfield comAccording to the suit, in May sors the event. Birchfield allegedly informed plained to Huffman ·and another 1998, Birchfield became ill with a In other business, Duffield corrections officer about what she disease aUegeilly contracted while the officers of Huffinan's actions · ; · noted ·that spring flags have beetl saw. The sheriff aUegeilly told her she was in jail. She allegeilly asked and· the suit states the investigatiqg fhe· business district, and ., such eonditions and ciKum- Huffman . that she be provided officers told her "papers would be 1 • , • that alumni fla~ will )Je hung on stances were 'the way the jill is,' medical care, at which Qme he filed against Huffman and other May 22, to be follo;Wed by sumand that such actions were permit- . aUegeilly grabbed her breasts and officen who 1\ad violated the law:• • ' According to the suit, nothing ted and approved because the offi- made sexual remarks to her. · •: ~ · r----------------------, In August 1998, the suit claims, was ever done in that regard. cer's stress at· home needed to be . The four women have allegeilly relieved by such immoral conduct Hufllnan was transporting Birch.. suffered humiliation, . annoyance with inmates of the jail." when he field in a sheriff's vehicle , (VSPS 0-kt Valle)' hbli*IDI C•· ~ The suit contends that in April allegeilly put his hands on her and inconvenience, degradation Published every 1ftemoon, Monday throu&)l 1998, Birchfield's grandmoth~r breasts and legs and made sexually and mortification, invasion of priFriday, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Olllo., by the Ohio Valley PublishiDJ Company ., Pomeroy,, vacy, emotional distress and damdied and she asked Huffinan ·i f she insulting remarks to her. Ohio 45769, Ph. 992·Z1S6. Second clab post· aae paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. could attend the funeral. He In November 1999, the suit aUegeilly told her "she could gQ to Member: The Auoclated Press, and the Ohio Newspaper Auol;:iation. her grandmother's funeral if she would perform oral sex on him POSTMASTER: Send address con-ottlona to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Sl., Pomer.oy1 saying, 'you have to do a .favor to Ohio4S769. get a favor.' '.' SUBSCRIP'I'ION RATES While incarcerated, Birchfield ly Carrier or Motor Ro~:~te · was allegeilly li1!quently touched One Wed< ..................................................S2.00 One Month ................ .................... ............ SR.70 on her breasts and legs, using sexuSANDY R!JN. S.C. (AP) ., One Year .;................. .... ............... ......... S1,04.00 ally explicit and suggestive lanAfter marching more than tOO SINGLE COPY PRICE guage by Huffinan, who also conDaily ............ ........................... ............. !IOCcnta " miles, opponents of the Confedducted himself in similar fashion ' We offer the finesi: granites erate flag were Aearing the StateSu8scribcn not dcalrins to pay the cai"rier ma~ with other inmates of the jail, the house, the center of the South in an assortment of colors remit in advance dirr;ct to lbc Dally Sentinel suit claims. on a three, 1111 -or 12 month basl•lfredit will be Carolina's bitter de bare over disand coundess designs. We aiven·carrler each week. lOX OffiCI WlU OPIII AT According to the suit, Birchfield playing the flag. , can provide the memoljaL 6:30PM FOI MNIIIG SHOWS No aubmiption b~ mail permiHid in artas allegeilly made a written comAfter four days on the road, the that's right for you. Come ltJO PM fOI MAnNIS where home carrier ~ervlce Ia available. plaint to officers of law. She was marchers were el<pected to arrive talk to our counselors. We'll Publlahe.r reaenocs the risht to adjull rates dur· told there would . be investigation at the Statehouse today. Flag suphelp you select a memorial to be Ina the subacrlption period. _Subscription rate chan3ea may be•implcmcnted by changlns the porters planned a rally at the same and she would be told the results, cherished. dur11ion of the aubM:ripUon. time elsewhere 'on the Capitol but no response was made to her. IIIAIL SVBSCRIP'I'IONS Upon information and belief, the grounds. Ja11de MeiJ• Co.aiJ State agencies would not dis- officers whom Birchfield com13 Wecb ......... ................ .......... .............. $27.30 26 Wed<o ... ...... ..................... ..... .............. $53.R2 close how ·many troopers were plained were employees of the Sl Weeka............................................... $105 .~6 · county conunission, the suit said. expected to work at the rallies. . " Rate~ Oulskk Mtfp County 13 Weeb........ ................. ..... ................... $29.25 In May 1998, Birchfield Those who want the flag low- . 26 Weeks., ............................ ................... $56.68 .. 52 Weeka... ...................... .......... ............ $109.72 ered from the Statehouse in allegedly requested Huffinan take Columbia say it represents hate her to. a medical provider to obtain Reader Services and slavery. Supporters see it as a medicine to control and prevent .1 '' • 01r ••I• coacen Ia all ttorlea 11 to be heritage symbol that honors seizures. ~«•nte. If y•• kaOw .r a• error I• • llOI'J, The .suit states Huffman refused Confederate war dead. : caliiiiiMWII"'OOa at (1-40) Hl-21$1. We will clleck Jo•r lnformallo• ud make • her request, citing "the k ounty The L~gislarure is squabbling cornctlo1 W w•rnnted, conunission of Mason County about what to do. New• DeJ-r1~ttlll ' ne ••I• ••mbtr II 992·ZI55. OepirllntRt Lawmakers ' raised the flag in would · not approve the request." fttelllotu INI The sheriff allegeilly told her she t96;! . . Ge~tfll M••a,tr.........................;.. Ext. 1101 • N'tWI--·-·-···-•··-·-·"'-·"-'""'£11.1101 could "obtain such a 'favor' from 520 W. Main St. - Pomeroy AMERICAN'""&'""' .. _, __,......................................or bt. 1106 him if she would, in return, do . Near the Maton Bridge O..er Senktl READY TO RUMBLE Phone 7 40-992-2588 Adwertl•h•I·'-..............- .. ~............. ExL 1104 'favors' for him,'' which she RULESOFENOAGEMENT Subscribe today. CliulatkMI... - .............................. ExL 1103 Vinton 740.388-8803 allegeilly refused. CllutnedAds .............._, _ _ ........ ExL 1100 .. 992-2156 GallipoUII 740-448-0852 from .Presents: Meeting scheduled Republicans to meet ~"'~ GRILL ' '' Dissolution granted .".. . Fai1Den Bank & Savings Company EMS units answer 4 calls Storms possible on Friday . , !~ \bui Batlk~Jil!. . the case is one of three related to the utilities and their share of the · Perry Nuclear Power·-Plant in North Perry, about 30 miles east of Cleveland. Pittsburgh-based Duquesne, which once owned a 13.74 percent shore of the Perry plant, claimed it was owed $17 million in tax refunds and $7 million in interest for per- . sonal property taxes it paid dating·to 1988. The utility claimed the ·overpayd\ents were based on C\)Sts related to engineer's drawin~ and pollution conrrol eq~ipment. Burglaries reported VALLEY WEATHER . ,--------------------------------------------. • CD requires a minimum depoefl of $1,000 to open and ob!Jin the 8.45% Annual Parcenlage Yield (rate ol 8.25%) accurate as of March 31.2000. A penally Wll be lmpoeed lor early withdrawal . • Sentenced on drug charge 1 of Columbus. But her roommate uses the one provided by the school so they each have one . Initially, OU considered requiring aU students to buy their own computers, said Dwight Woodward, a university spokesman. "Then the president suggested we consider them the same way we . would a desk, chair or lamp part of the residence ·hall equipment - and include them in the rooms;' Woodward said. Instructors decide for themselves how much they want to integrate technology into their classes. But even those who don 't . use it as an instructional tool will often e-mail students. SPECIAL • SPECIAL Our co.plete Stock of munds LOCAL STOCKS OU trustees to vote on Senate fine-tunes uninsured motorists law student computer package NEED TO REPLA~E YOUR OLD SUNGlASSES? ! COOLVILLE - The Ohio Department ofTrapsportation is urging seven coun ts relating io the theft o f three checks and cash from resimotorists to use caution through the construction zone in the U.S. 50 dent ofThe M aples in Pomeroy: · Smith is charged with three counrs of receiving stolen properry. with widening proje~t area between Coolville and Athen·s. Currently ODOT and the contractor, Arigelo Iafrate Construction , the specifica tion that tile items stolen were checks, and four counts of grand thelt, with the same specifi catio n, and on a fouph count. that the plan to switch two-way traffic onro the new lanes on Monday. Electronic message boards at each end of the project are now flas h- checks were valu ed at mo re than $500 and less than SS',OOO. Smith is in the M e i~ County Jail. ing warnin~ o( the upcoming change. . Daniel Murphy, 19, Reedsvill e, was indicted on a charge of aggraA few other traffic pattern and access road changes will also occ ur burglary, a fi rst-degree felo ny. vared when the traffic is switched, ac cording to N ancy Pedigo, public inforAEP - 31 ~ Gannett - 10~. Rocky Boots - 4'A. mation officer for ODOT's District 10. She cautioned driver> to pay Akzo - 44Y4 General Eleclric - 1531. AD Shell - !16 '). AmTech/SBC - 46l •. HMey Davidson - 81 ~ special attention through the construction area which. starts at the forSears - 37 ~• Ashland Inc. - 31"K mart - 9~. Shoney's - 1 · mer Maine Truck Stop and ends at the former Fought's Auto Sales, a AT&T - 54 ~ Kroger .- . 20 ~ Wai-Mart - 58'1. of about 21, miles. POMEROY - Travi s Friend was sentenced earlier this week by distance Bank One - 36-,. Lands End- 54.). Wendy's - 20 Bob Evans - 13 ~ Ltd. - 41 '). Worthington - 11'). Once the switch is made, workers will then begin upgrading the old M ei ~ C ounty C ommon Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow on two c harges, BorgWamer - 38\ Oak Hill Financial - 12 ~ H e 'was charge d with a count of possession of cocaine and a count lanes, Pedigo said. She noted that th e construction company is enterChampion - 3 ), OVB - 29 Dally stock repons are the ing the l)lst phases of the $21 .7 million ODOT project. The original of aggravated assault, both fourth-degree fel onies. Charming Shops - 6\ One Valley - 38\ 4 p.m. closing quotes of City Holding - 12'· Peoples - 16 ~ the previous day's transH e was se ntenced ·to 18 months in prison on each cou m, with•thc · ~ompletion date of Sept. 30 was extended for bad weather days, whi ch Premier - 8 -r actions, ·provided by Fed &raJ Mogul - 15 '· hampered work. Completion of the project is now expected by G e t. sentences having been suspended, and was ordered to partiCipate ir].the Flrs1ar - 23~ Rockwell - 42l. Advest ol Gallipolis. 12. SEPTA program. He wa s also o rdered to participate in the community cor re ctions probation program for five years , aft er his release from the SEPTA Ce nter. POMEROY -The Mei~ County Sheriff's Department received a breaking and entering complaint Wednesday. · Robert Johnson of Lan~viUe reported th'at he arrived home ~o his pOMEROY - Units of the M e i~ Emergency Services anmcred • mobile home on State Route t24 to find the windows in the trailer four calls for assistance on Wednesday. Units responded as foll ows: were broken out and that the back door was open. CENTRAL DISPATCH A number of items were reported stolen . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tonight. ..Mostly cloudy. Lows 7:16 a.m., Rocksprin~ Rehabilitation Ce nter, Dorot hy Badgcley, Showers and thunderstorms, in the upper 40s. West wind 10 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; . . some of them possibly severe, will 15 mph. Chester, M ary Nottingham,VMH . 2:20p.m., , rumble across the tri-county area Friday...Mostly cloudy with a POMEROY POMEROY - An action 'for dissolution of marriage has been · Friday and Friday night, the chance of showers, and possibly 10:02 a.)JI., Sacred Heart Church, Teresa Arms trong, treated. National Weather Service said. an afternoon thunderstorm. gran red in Mei~ County Common Pleas Court to Laura M. Davis and Joseph William Davis. REEDSVILLE · The rain will be~ i n late Highs in the mid .70s. Chance of 7:43a .m., SR 7, Buelah Cline, St. Jose ph 's Hospital. tonight .a long the Ohio River east rain 40 percent. · of Portsmouth, and move northFriday night ... Cloudy with a process~ ward on Friday, forecasters said. chance of showers and thunderPOMEROY - A defaulr judgment has been granted to Green Tree Highs on Friday will range storms. Lows .in the upper 40s. POMEROY - A meeting to plan an after-prom party ~ t Meigs Financial Servi~ing from Robert James, and others, in Mei!;S County · from the 60s north to the midExtended forecast: High School has been planned for Monday at 6: 30 p.m. Common Pleas Courr. 70s south. Saturday... Mostly cloudy. A A foreclosure suit filed by Home National Bank against Jimmie W 011 Saturday, the rain ~auld chance of showers during the day. Johnson, and others, has been dismissed. , · , become mixed with or change to Highs in the upper 50s. . . snow as temperatures turn colder. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows in POMEROY - The Meigs ·county R epublic an Executive ComSunset tonight will be ·at 8:02 the mid 30s and highs near 60. mittee will meet April 10 at 7:30p.m. for its organi zarional m eetin g at p.m. and sunrise on Friday at 7:06 Monday... Partly cloudy. Lows 'the Meigs County Courthouse. POMEROY Indictments were flled on Tuesday by the Meigs . a.m . in the lower 40s and highs in the Weather forecast: upper 60s. . ---- -- -· LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Cou>1 ty prosecuting attorney, against two defendants. U.S. 50 traffic pattem changes R obert Wayn e Smi th, age unreported, of Columbus, was indi cted on POMEROY - Linley M. Hart, 81 , R acine, died Thursday, April6, 2000 at the exre nded care unit ofVeterans Memorial Hospital. Arrangemen ts will be announced by Cremeehs Funeral Home, Racine. w..h.Roel.pn.trAodnnucWedotmheerbiBlleant~!mafitt~·req~·e~ro . t~~;, '' < week removed a reql!iremen\ licensed gu,n dealers otfenngger o c wt each purchase. h . 'T'omer Benianiin called t eh new vemon vv• , I . . a compromise meant to ease th Te comprames · of anti-gun contro1 groups w I e pena l~mg .irresponsible parents an~ other adults. COLUMI\US (AP) - Ohio University freshmen say they're '!sing the computers given to them by .the ~oUege last fall. Now truste~s at the .(!.thens school will decide wl).ether to provide computers to aU students living in dorms. , ·· More than 2,100 computers and printers . were installed in freshman dorm rooms last summer, giving aU.of this year's freshmen access to computer technology and the Internet. , OI.J's Board of Trustees meets , Friday and will vote on a $2.8 million package to buy another 2,100 computers for remaining dorm rooms used by 'sophomores and upperclassmen. They will also consider a $100,000 proposill to increase Internet capacity. · Over the past two months, administrators met with 72 fresh!llel\ to find J out how much the machines are actually being used. The focus groups showed that · students are consistently using them for both school and personal reasons. "I use my comput~r all the time;• said . Abby Emery, 19, of Cincinnati. "My ·· maih class· is totally done over the computer so that we don't even have to attend. We have on-line quizzc!1.~d can e-mail the teacher with ques. nons. Emery already had ber own computer when she ii.r~d on campus, about 65 miles sou'theast - The Dally Sentinel • Page A :t Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~inley M. Hart ren wou 1ac ~. up b to . mon. 1 · ·s d pris~n if someone IS su sequel) I Y 10JUre or killed. . , Gun enrhumsts contend the g~ve r~or s legislation would p reTvhent Npe op el Rro: defendmg th.em_sehlvehs. d ebb dauth o nabill lt•h•e , Assoctanon wh1c as u e e e ''Taft Burgi' ar Protection PJan," is aggres- \., . . . . . • ' h le 'slation SIVely lobbymg agamst t e. gJ R ' • DEATH NOTICE A "We wanr to lead by example." a i:=Case gives ;:·back to .· . l, tax board - do," said Dou g N atoce, law enforce ment administrator for the Natural Resources Department. . . · .Teacher lft'llped on chiiJII • '·'' -- - - - - - - ., ' 4 ' - OQug Nlllace • NMuret RMOUrcee Depoortment ,r ,. safe ·storage policy c tir ing to Jo" · COLUMBUS (AP) - The tiop. of a delinquent child. A Senate· on Wednesday tinkered habitual truant would be a child with the Ohio's unihsured who has five consecutive days of ·111otorists law to limit liability unexcused absences, seven such for insurers when others besides days in any montl1, or 12 or policyholders are injured in more during a school year. A crashes bused by uninsured chronic truant would miss seven motorists. stmght days, 10 in a month or . The 33-0 vote sent the bill to 15 d11ring a school year. The bill the House. ·goes to Gov. Bob Taft, who will Sponsoring . Sen: Roy Ray, sign it, Taft spokeswoman Mary R-Akron, said . the bill :was Anne Sharkey said. needed in· response 19 an' Ohio The Senate also: Supreme Court ruling that - Passed and sent to the cited legislative intent in the House a bill that would allow .uninsured motorist law. · Ray ·trustees at state-supported unisaid the rulings ,co~ld operi up versities and community colCINCINNATI (AP) - A search of an inmate's footlocker insurance companies to liability leges to determine the job clas· uncovered court papers and other items that have led authorities to that lawmakers didn't intend. sifications of professors .and · believe the prisoner may have created the fake legal brief intended !'Jt · is . imperative that the ·· other certain employees. Curto gain his release. · Ohio Ceneral Assembly quickly rently, the Ohio Departmenr of . Authorities said Wednesday rhat Raymond Akins, 25, may have pass this,'~ Ray said. Administrative Services muse used the law library at the 'Correctional Reception Center in .OriIn February, the coun ruled 0K the classifications. enr near Columb'!s to help prepare the fake. document. .. that a Huron . County worn~ -Approved and sent to the . "It appears he may have cut .. . legal tenrunology out of some of could s.ue an insurance compa-: .flotise a bill that permi~ school . . the books to include in this letter," said Ronald Edwards, warden at ny over benefits it t!enied her districts to exchange property it · . the Orient facility. after her son was killed in an .owns without first holding a Akins has been housed at the reception center while he awaits accident caused by a~ uninsured . public auction. , ·. placement in a permanent Ohio prison. He would have been trans- · Meanwhile, the House motorist, the Ohio 'Supreme ferred to a state prison in a few weeks, said Edwards. Court ruled Wednesday. . T,he escape attempt began Tuesday when a court document . approved a bill that would allow Th e~~ma 4-ruq 3 1. · . h ~ ' . marked "URGENT" arrived at the Ohio Department of Rehabilfound that State Automobile courts to requue t .at c r~n . itation and Correction. .,Insurance Co. could : not· limit-l• :il'h.!?~e ?"~lit! , are IR'!Olved m The document de~lared that Akins should be immediately benefits because. the policy- a'l-y .. dtv<;>rce, sepa_ratiOn or · , released liecause his conviction for strangling his girlfriend was a holder, Alice Moore, was not . a!lnulm~nt proceedm~ attend mistake. .. ' " ·injured. She was not in the car , ~ounseling semons wtth the1r The paperwork carried the signatures of a judge, a prosecutor and when her son Randy was hit by •parents. '!'he bill ~pdates current ·a defense attorney. the uninsured motorist in 1996. law which requ1res only that The names were real, but the signatures were phony. The company claimed Randy the parents attend such classes. ;: • : Akim was sentenced in February to t 5 years in prison for involMoore was not covered under It goe1 now to the Senate. . ,.: · untary manslaughter, theft, possession· of criminal tools and receivhis mother's policy. The House also passed a b1U :: : . inj! stole,n property. Prosecutors say Alllns sn·angled Laquitta Elliot Justice Andrew Douglas that w?uld .create a .syste!" for ::.: in October 1998. . . • wrote ·in tht majority opinion collecting mformat1on about :~: . Akins h now in isolation. The State Highway Patrol, prison stall' that State Auto's attempt to birth defects in Ohio. . . · and Hamilton County authoritiet are inwstigating. compenaation went :The goal of the b1ll 11 . to limit againat the Legislature's intent. identify risk factors leading to 'He said tl\e purpose of the ,law birth defects and find ways to was to protect people from loss- . prevent the defects and better :: . · CLEVELAND (AP) -A teacher from suburban Maple HeightJ 1 es that otherwise cannot be treat children born with them. :' .. was arraigned on charges that 1he had sexual contact with a 13·The bill also goes to the Senate. obrained. ;. • · ~ar-old student, a prosecutor said Wednesday. Ray disagreed saying the Allo Wednesday, Sen. Larry ~ •· 'Adrian Clayton, an English and social service teacher at court's ruling waa'"clearly out- Mumper, a Marion Republican, ,: .. Milkovich Midille School, was arraigned Thesday on a tO-count the scope of the insurance . introduced a new version of his side :: .. ·indictment charging her with sexual batterr. said Cuyahoga Councontract." bill to control livestock waste :: ty Prosecutor William Mason. lffound guilty ofr charges, Clayton The bill would add language ~in large farms by removing · :; . • could be sentenced to as much as 50 years in p son. to the law specifying that cover-\ enforcement· of the farms from ~: · : Prosecutors said Clayton was involved with a 13-year-old boy, age would apply only to those the Ohio Department of Envi,. : who was her student last year, from Jan. l to March 2. · who are specifically covered in ·ronmen~ Protection and giv! · : Clayton, 28, was arrested March 4 after a policeman discovered the policy. ing it to the Department of :. the 13-year-old driving a cu about 1 a.m: Police s~id Clayton told 1 The Senate also: Agriculture. ; _officers that she was the boy's aunt, but officers became suspicious . - Agreed to House changes :: ··. because her answers to questions were evasive. in bill that ·would add the :' While she was being booked, officers found a letter in her posterms "habitual truant" and .... .::• ..: session describing sex acts she was having with the boy, police said. "chronic truant'' to the defini- :. . - Thursday, April 6, 2000 "J# prom111e,the lt$1! of Wl'llptl ns by Ohioan who owns a handgun. Adults who · lmt /./. ' • t1re sme~r.t , fatl out of 2the hands th of in /mut1!rs, th"'rs p11 Itcy ts hildto keep weapons ld r 1 CINCINNATI (AP). - Gov. Bob Taft's · sta11e d IRa ' 1egsafe-gun storage b 1·uremams · · b h h ' k ' isbuve comnuttee,. ut t at asn t ept h IS administration frqm requiring state employees to follow a policy of storing guns safely. Under policies adopted within th e last ~wo months by the state Department of Public Safety and the Department of Nat- • ••• Thureday, April I, 2000 '· • • �. ' '. Pomeroy, Mlditrepori, OhiO ..... A 2 • 'n. Dilly Ientine! BUCKEY·E BRIEFS Second fire victim dies COLUMBUS (AP) -A second child has died of injuries suffered in a house fire. ~eisha Humphrey, t2 , died at about 3 a.m. Thursday at C~dren's Hospital, a nursing supervisor s;~id. Keisha's 3- year-old sister, Michelle, died early Wednesday shortly after being pulled from the burning north side home. Two other siblin~. Michael, 3, and Gary, 7, remain in critical condition at Children's Hospit:il. Their father, Gary Humphrey, 4t, was · in the Ohio State Universir'y Medical CFnter in critical cundition. · The mother, Tracey. was not at home when the fire broke out, • authorities said. A spark from a faulry electrical cord .in the dining room of the house was believed to have caused ·the fire, fire department spokeswoman Kelly McGuire said Wednesday. · Damage to the home was estimated at $35,000. Man sought in wife's death GREENVILLE (AP) -The US. Border Patrol has been alerted to be on the lookout for a man suspected of killing his wife and possibly heading for Mexico with the couple's 2-year~old son, ·authorities said. James William Taylor, 22, of Greenville, is a suspect in the death of a woman authorities tentatively identified as his wife, 22-year-old . Lori A. Taylor, Darke County SheriffToby Spencer said Wednesday. Police believe the couple's 2-year-old son, Dillon James Taylor, may be with his father. . Investigators were called to the couple's trailer in Greenville on Monday when a baby sitter called to · say Lori Taylor had not dropped her son off as scheduled. Deputies checked .the outside of . the trailer Monday, but found nothing unusual, Spencer said. When reliatives flled a missing person report Tuesday night, deputies forced entry intp the trailer and found the woman's body in the bathtub. The Taylors lived together in the trailer until about two weeks ago, when a Darke County warrant was issued for James Taylor's arrest for failure to appear on a nonsupport charge. Investigators said that Lori Taylor's co-worker overheard a telephone conversation on April 1 in which James Taylor allegeilly 1threatened to beat her. The co-worker asked her to call when she returned home, but the call never came. Preliminary reports indicated-·the cause of dearh might have been blunt trauma to the head, but an autopsy was planned, police said. S~e .employees to follow 1 · · ural Resources, any emp oyee carryt?g a state-Issued firearm must secure It With a trigger lock or other device when at home, Td he Cincinnati Enquirer reported ThursayNew weapons purchased by the state also will come with trigger locks or lock boxes, a requirement Cincinnati and other cities · are seeking in lawsuits filed agamst t h e gun · d · m ustry. " 'WI promote the use of weapons by hunte;s, but this policy is the smart thing to The policy applies to about 2,000 State Highway Patrol troopers, state liquor , agents, park rap gers and y;ildlife officers. Agents at the state Bureau of Criminal Identific~ tion and .Investigation, an arm of t h e Oh'10 attorney general's office. also are required to use trigg · er locks when at home. Taft's proposed legislation would extend the same storage requirements to any COLUMBUS (AP) The ~ . . Ohio Board of Tax Appeals must ; ·· rehear Duquesne Light Co.'s request l · . for more dun $20 milliOn in ;: · and inrerest the utility claims it has overpaid in wres, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesdi): ' · r~t .:~ 9Month CD RATE , I I. I I I ' I Su~~gl••••• ' .Fs ' 1 I 211 Well Second St. P.O. Eli»! 826 I . POmtr~, 011 45789 I 740-1192·2136 .... ___ _ . Civil actions TWo indictments filed Friday, April 7th, ?PM: J Baillie And The Boys I . IJI'f~~,ed,in Call For Ticket Information .;i:. . .-. The .Daily Sentinel .. %13-· I The Melas County CliiP Office is offerina Homebuyer Bd~1cation classes, consiatlna of five (S) sessions beglnnlna, Tuesday, April 11,2000 from 6:30P.M> to 8:30 P.M. to be held in the· lower flMrl of the Meigs County Annex (behind ~olzer Clinic) ,117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. There arc no registration class fees. The remaining four classes will be ~eld on Tuesday, April 18; Monday, April 24; Thursday, April 27 and Monday, May 1. · Registration will be required in order to plan for materials. may register by calling Jean Trussell at 992-7908. Whether plan to purchase a home . now or in the fut_ure, you will prepared! ------- ..... ------, \ \ I . ,. I I I I I I . •• I •• •• •• •• , I ·... I I 1M Up!* Rlvtr Roed · · ' , .· Qilllpolll, OH 4_11131 TUpper~ Plll111, OH 46783 BANK ---- - --~ .. -- ~ •• 1 .~ , , " MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOtKS. . cence. From Sim:ple to Simply Magnificent • .• • ._·sensational·Senior Living ••• •• eDate: Monday, AprillO, 2000 ePlace: Mason County Action Group (101 SeCond Street, Point.Pleasant, WY) e11ine: 1'0 a.m. to Noon · All Senior Citizens Are Encouraged To Attepd! eTopic: FREE Diabetes Foot Screenings & Hearing Screenings . ••• ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ' Pleasant. Valley ' •• • •• •• ••• •• • •• Hospital· : · ~ .............................. .. . r \ ' Hufllnan is being sued individually and in his capaciry as sheriff. The women are suing for unspecified damage compensation, including costs and attorney fees, as well as punitive damages. A jury trial has been demanded. Although filed in 'Charleston.. the case will be heard in federal court . in Huntington . . ,rei/. lawsuit outlines the grieva1ic'es of one party against another. It does not establish guilt or inno- • ., .......................................... ... ..........•....•.•............ .... . •• states. ...........•...............................•..............•........•................ . • .•. ••• . • •• • • • • .. ~ · 740 441 2118 814-187-3101 ' ·················~······ Member FuiC •. age to thei r reputation, the suit ~ I 42120 Stile Route 7 P.O. Box 331 ftom Dueling rallies loom in flag debate .. APY* . Sheriff mer flags on June ·1. A new candle store has moved · into a location on the "T," and the membership approved a complimentary membership for the business for 2000. Duffield reported that 29 members have paid dues for the · 2000 ·year, arid encouraged those who have nQt yet paid their dues to do so. ;, . Dufl).eld ~lio gave a report on the renovation of the AU-Wars Monument on Mill Street, and said that the first phase of the work, the repainting, re-roofing ana installation of new lights; has been completed. . The meeting was held at Peoples Banking & Trust Co., Midilleport. •• '' WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BuYING A HOME? HOMEBUYER EDUCATION CLASSES . FIVE SESSIONS .· MCA Birchfield allegedly complained claims, officers, who upon inforto a corrections officer at the jail mation and belief \vere employees ~~ . that Huffinan refused to assist her · of the counry commission, went to to obtain theneeded meeting, but Birchfield's home and inquired PageA1 Page AI nothing was done to correct the · about Huf!inan;s conduct and the jail. other corrections · officers at the situation, the suir states. ' tion, which traditionally co-sponjail. The suit ~!aims Birchfield comAccording to the suit, in May sors the event. Birchfield allegedly informed plained to Huffman ·and another 1998, Birchfield became ill with a In other business, Duffield corrections officer about what she disease aUegeilly contracted while the officers of Huffinan's actions · ; · noted ·that spring flags have beetl saw. The sheriff aUegeilly told her she was in jail. She allegeilly asked and· the suit states the investigatiqg fhe· business district, and ., such eonditions and ciKum- Huffman . that she be provided officers told her "papers would be 1 • , • that alumni fla~ will )Je hung on stances were 'the way the jill is,' medical care, at which Qme he filed against Huffman and other May 22, to be follo;Wed by sumand that such actions were permit- . aUegeilly grabbed her breasts and officen who 1\ad violated the law:• • ' According to the suit, nothing ted and approved because the offi- made sexual remarks to her. · •: ~ · r----------------------, In August 1998, the suit claims, was ever done in that regard. cer's stress at· home needed to be . The four women have allegeilly relieved by such immoral conduct Hufllnan was transporting Birch.. suffered humiliation, . annoyance with inmates of the jail." when he field in a sheriff's vehicle , (VSPS 0-kt Valle)' hbli*IDI C•· ~ The suit contends that in April allegeilly put his hands on her and inconvenience, degradation Published every 1ftemoon, Monday throu&)l 1998, Birchfield's grandmoth~r breasts and legs and made sexually and mortification, invasion of priFriday, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Olllo., by the Ohio Valley PublishiDJ Company ., Pomeroy,, vacy, emotional distress and damdied and she asked Huffinan ·i f she insulting remarks to her. Ohio 45769, Ph. 992·Z1S6. Second clab post· aae paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. could attend the funeral. He In November 1999, the suit aUegeilly told her "she could gQ to Member: The Auoclated Press, and the Ohio Newspaper Auol;:iation. her grandmother's funeral if she would perform oral sex on him POSTMASTER: Send address con-ottlona to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Sl., Pomer.oy1 saying, 'you have to do a .favor to Ohio4S769. get a favor.' '.' SUBSCRIP'I'ION RATES While incarcerated, Birchfield ly Carrier or Motor Ro~:~te · was allegeilly li1!quently touched One Wed< ..................................................S2.00 One Month ................ .................... ............ SR.70 on her breasts and legs, using sexuSANDY R!JN. S.C. (AP) ., One Year .;................. .... ............... ......... S1,04.00 ally explicit and suggestive lanAfter marching more than tOO SINGLE COPY PRICE guage by Huffinan, who also conDaily ............ ........................... ............. !IOCcnta " miles, opponents of the Confedducted himself in similar fashion ' We offer the finesi: granites erate flag were Aearing the StateSu8scribcn not dcalrins to pay the cai"rier ma~ with other inmates of the jail, the house, the center of the South in an assortment of colors remit in advance dirr;ct to lbc Dally Sentinel suit claims. on a three, 1111 -or 12 month basl•lfredit will be Carolina's bitter de bare over disand coundess designs. We aiven·carrler each week. lOX OffiCI WlU OPIII AT According to the suit, Birchfield playing the flag. , can provide the memoljaL 6:30PM FOI MNIIIG SHOWS No aubmiption b~ mail permiHid in artas allegeilly made a written comAfter four days on the road, the that's right for you. Come ltJO PM fOI MAnNIS where home carrier ~ervlce Ia available. plaint to officers of law. She was marchers were el<pected to arrive talk to our counselors. We'll Publlahe.r reaenocs the risht to adjull rates dur· told there would . be investigation at the Statehouse today. Flag suphelp you select a memorial to be Ina the subacrlption period. _Subscription rate chan3ea may be•implcmcnted by changlns the porters planned a rally at the same and she would be told the results, cherished. dur11ion of the aubM:ripUon. time elsewhere 'on the Capitol but no response was made to her. IIIAIL SVBSCRIP'I'IONS Upon information and belief, the grounds. Ja11de MeiJ• Co.aiJ State agencies would not dis- officers whom Birchfield com13 Wecb ......... ................ .......... .............. $27.30 26 Wed<o ... ...... ..................... ..... .............. $53.R2 close how ·many troopers were plained were employees of the Sl Weeka............................................... $105 .~6 · county conunission, the suit said. expected to work at the rallies. . " Rate~ Oulskk Mtfp County 13 Weeb........ ................. ..... ................... $29.25 In May 1998, Birchfield Those who want the flag low- . 26 Weeks., ............................ ................... $56.68 .. 52 Weeka... ...................... .......... ............ $109.72 ered from the Statehouse in allegedly requested Huffinan take Columbia say it represents hate her to. a medical provider to obtain Reader Services and slavery. Supporters see it as a medicine to control and prevent .1 '' • 01r ••I• coacen Ia all ttorlea 11 to be heritage symbol that honors seizures. ~«•nte. If y•• kaOw .r a• error I• • llOI'J, The .suit states Huffman refused Confederate war dead. : caliiiiiMWII"'OOa at (1-40) Hl-21$1. We will clleck Jo•r lnformallo• ud make • her request, citing "the k ounty The L~gislarure is squabbling cornctlo1 W w•rnnted, conunission of Mason County about what to do. New• DeJ-r1~ttlll ' ne ••I• ••mbtr II 992·ZI55. OepirllntRt Lawmakers ' raised the flag in would · not approve the request." fttelllotu INI The sheriff allegeilly told her she t96;! . . Ge~tfll M••a,tr.........................;.. Ext. 1101 • N'tWI--·-·-···-•··-·-·"'-·"-'""'£11.1101 could "obtain such a 'favor' from 520 W. Main St. - Pomeroy AMERICAN'""&'""' .. _, __,......................................or bt. 1106 him if she would, in return, do . Near the Maton Bridge O..er Senktl READY TO RUMBLE Phone 7 40-992-2588 Adwertl•h•I·'-..............- .. ~............. ExL 1104 'favors' for him,'' which she RULESOFENOAGEMENT Subscribe today. CliulatkMI... - .............................. ExL 1103 Vinton 740.388-8803 allegeilly refused. CllutnedAds .............._, _ _ ........ ExL 1100 .. 992-2156 GallipoUII 740-448-0852 from .Presents: Meeting scheduled Republicans to meet ~"'~ GRILL ' '' Dissolution granted .".. . Fai1Den Bank & Savings Company EMS units answer 4 calls Storms possible on Friday . , !~ \bui Batlk~Jil!. . the case is one of three related to the utilities and their share of the · Perry Nuclear Power·-Plant in North Perry, about 30 miles east of Cleveland. Pittsburgh-based Duquesne, which once owned a 13.74 percent shore of the Perry plant, claimed it was owed $17 million in tax refunds and $7 million in interest for per- . sonal property taxes it paid dating·to 1988. The utility claimed the ·overpayd\ents were based on C\)Sts related to engineer's drawin~ and pollution conrrol eq~ipment. Burglaries reported VALLEY WEATHER . ,--------------------------------------------. • CD requires a minimum depoefl of $1,000 to open and ob!Jin the 8.45% Annual Parcenlage Yield (rate ol 8.25%) accurate as of March 31.2000. A penally Wll be lmpoeed lor early withdrawal . • Sentenced on drug charge 1 of Columbus. But her roommate uses the one provided by the school so they each have one . Initially, OU considered requiring aU students to buy their own computers, said Dwight Woodward, a university spokesman. "Then the president suggested we consider them the same way we . would a desk, chair or lamp part of the residence ·hall equipment - and include them in the rooms;' Woodward said. Instructors decide for themselves how much they want to integrate technology into their classes. But even those who don 't . use it as an instructional tool will often e-mail students. SPECIAL • SPECIAL Our co.plete Stock of munds LOCAL STOCKS OU trustees to vote on Senate fine-tunes uninsured motorists law student computer package NEED TO REPLA~E YOUR OLD SUNGlASSES? ! COOLVILLE - The Ohio Department ofTrapsportation is urging seven coun ts relating io the theft o f three checks and cash from resimotorists to use caution through the construction zone in the U.S. 50 dent ofThe M aples in Pomeroy: · Smith is charged with three counrs of receiving stolen properry. with widening proje~t area between Coolville and Athen·s. Currently ODOT and the contractor, Arigelo Iafrate Construction , the specifica tion that tile items stolen were checks, and four counts of grand thelt, with the same specifi catio n, and on a fouph count. that the plan to switch two-way traffic onro the new lanes on Monday. Electronic message boards at each end of the project are now flas h- checks were valu ed at mo re than $500 and less than SS',OOO. Smith is in the M e i~ County Jail. ing warnin~ o( the upcoming change. . Daniel Murphy, 19, Reedsvill e, was indicted on a charge of aggraA few other traffic pattern and access road changes will also occ ur burglary, a fi rst-degree felo ny. vared when the traffic is switched, ac cording to N ancy Pedigo, public inforAEP - 31 ~ Gannett - 10~. Rocky Boots - 4'A. mation officer for ODOT's District 10. She cautioned driver> to pay Akzo - 44Y4 General Eleclric - 1531. AD Shell - !16 '). AmTech/SBC - 46l •. HMey Davidson - 81 ~ special attention through the construction area which. starts at the forSears - 37 ~• Ashland Inc. - 31"K mart - 9~. Shoney's - 1 · mer Maine Truck Stop and ends at the former Fought's Auto Sales, a AT&T - 54 ~ Kroger .- . 20 ~ Wai-Mart - 58'1. of about 21, miles. POMEROY - Travi s Friend was sentenced earlier this week by distance Bank One - 36-,. Lands End- 54.). Wendy's - 20 Bob Evans - 13 ~ Ltd. - 41 '). Worthington - 11'). Once the switch is made, workers will then begin upgrading the old M ei ~ C ounty C ommon Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow on two c harges, BorgWamer - 38\ Oak Hill Financial - 12 ~ H e 'was charge d with a count of possession of cocaine and a count lanes, Pedigo said. She noted that th e construction company is enterChampion - 3 ), OVB - 29 Dally stock repons are the ing the l)lst phases of the $21 .7 million ODOT project. The original of aggravated assault, both fourth-degree fel onies. Charming Shops - 6\ One Valley - 38\ 4 p.m. closing quotes of City Holding - 12'· Peoples - 16 ~ the previous day's transH e was se ntenced ·to 18 months in prison on each cou m, with•thc · ~ompletion date of Sept. 30 was extended for bad weather days, whi ch Premier - 8 -r actions, ·provided by Fed &raJ Mogul - 15 '· hampered work. Completion of the project is now expected by G e t. sentences having been suspended, and was ordered to partiCipate ir].the Flrs1ar - 23~ Rockwell - 42l. Advest ol Gallipolis. 12. SEPTA program. He wa s also o rdered to participate in the community cor re ctions probation program for five years , aft er his release from the SEPTA Ce nter. POMEROY -The Mei~ County Sheriff's Department received a breaking and entering complaint Wednesday. · Robert Johnson of Lan~viUe reported th'at he arrived home ~o his pOMEROY - Units of the M e i~ Emergency Services anmcred • mobile home on State Route t24 to find the windows in the trailer four calls for assistance on Wednesday. Units responded as foll ows: were broken out and that the back door was open. CENTRAL DISPATCH A number of items were reported stolen . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tonight. ..Mostly cloudy. Lows 7:16 a.m., Rocksprin~ Rehabilitation Ce nter, Dorot hy Badgcley, Showers and thunderstorms, in the upper 40s. West wind 10 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; . . some of them possibly severe, will 15 mph. Chester, M ary Nottingham,VMH . 2:20p.m., , rumble across the tri-county area Friday...Mostly cloudy with a POMEROY POMEROY - An action 'for dissolution of marriage has been · Friday and Friday night, the chance of showers, and possibly 10:02 a.)JI., Sacred Heart Church, Teresa Arms trong, treated. National Weather Service said. an afternoon thunderstorm. gran red in Mei~ County Common Pleas Court to Laura M. Davis and Joseph William Davis. REEDSVILLE · The rain will be~ i n late Highs in the mid .70s. Chance of 7:43a .m., SR 7, Buelah Cline, St. Jose ph 's Hospital. tonight .a long the Ohio River east rain 40 percent. · of Portsmouth, and move northFriday night ... Cloudy with a process~ ward on Friday, forecasters said. chance of showers and thunderPOMEROY - A defaulr judgment has been granted to Green Tree Highs on Friday will range storms. Lows .in the upper 40s. POMEROY - A meeting to plan an after-prom party ~ t Meigs Financial Servi~ing from Robert James, and others, in Mei!;S County · from the 60s north to the midExtended forecast: High School has been planned for Monday at 6: 30 p.m. Common Pleas Courr. 70s south. Saturday... Mostly cloudy. A A foreclosure suit filed by Home National Bank against Jimmie W 011 Saturday, the rain ~auld chance of showers during the day. Johnson, and others, has been dismissed. , · , become mixed with or change to Highs in the upper 50s. . . snow as temperatures turn colder. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows in POMEROY - The Meigs ·county R epublic an Executive ComSunset tonight will be ·at 8:02 the mid 30s and highs near 60. mittee will meet April 10 at 7:30p.m. for its organi zarional m eetin g at p.m. and sunrise on Friday at 7:06 Monday... Partly cloudy. Lows 'the Meigs County Courthouse. POMEROY Indictments were flled on Tuesday by the Meigs . a.m . in the lower 40s and highs in the Weather forecast: upper 60s. . ---- -- -· LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Cou>1 ty prosecuting attorney, against two defendants. U.S. 50 traffic pattem changes R obert Wayn e Smi th, age unreported, of Columbus, was indi cted on POMEROY - Linley M. Hart, 81 , R acine, died Thursday, April6, 2000 at the exre nded care unit ofVeterans Memorial Hospital. Arrangemen ts will be announced by Cremeehs Funeral Home, Racine. w..h.Roel.pn.trAodnnucWedotmheerbiBlleant~!mafitt~·req~·e~ro . t~~;, '' < week removed a reql!iremen\ licensed gu,n dealers otfenngger o c wt each purchase. h . 'T'omer Benianiin called t eh new vemon vv• , I . . a compromise meant to ease th Te comprames · of anti-gun contro1 groups w I e pena l~mg .irresponsible parents an~ other adults. COLUMI\US (AP) - Ohio University freshmen say they're '!sing the computers given to them by .the ~oUege last fall. Now truste~s at the .(!.thens school will decide wl).ether to provide computers to aU students living in dorms. , ·· More than 2,100 computers and printers . were installed in freshman dorm rooms last summer, giving aU.of this year's freshmen access to computer technology and the Internet. , OI.J's Board of Trustees meets , Friday and will vote on a $2.8 million package to buy another 2,100 computers for remaining dorm rooms used by 'sophomores and upperclassmen. They will also consider a $100,000 proposill to increase Internet capacity. · Over the past two months, administrators met with 72 fresh!llel\ to find J out how much the machines are actually being used. The focus groups showed that · students are consistently using them for both school and personal reasons. "I use my comput~r all the time;• said . Abby Emery, 19, of Cincinnati. "My ·· maih class· is totally done over the computer so that we don't even have to attend. We have on-line quizzc!1.~d can e-mail the teacher with ques. nons. Emery already had ber own computer when she ii.r~d on campus, about 65 miles sou'theast - The Dally Sentinel • Page A :t Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~inley M. Hart ren wou 1ac ~. up b to . mon. 1 · ·s d pris~n if someone IS su sequel) I Y 10JUre or killed. . , Gun enrhumsts contend the g~ve r~or s legislation would p reTvhent Npe op el Rro: defendmg th.em_sehlvehs. d ebb dauth o nabill lt•h•e , Assoctanon wh1c as u e e e ''Taft Burgi' ar Protection PJan," is aggres- \., . . . . . • ' h le 'slation SIVely lobbymg agamst t e. gJ R ' • DEATH NOTICE A "We wanr to lead by example." a i:=Case gives ;:·back to .· . l, tax board - do," said Dou g N atoce, law enforce ment administrator for the Natural Resources Department. . . · .Teacher lft'llped on chiiJII • '·'' -- - - - - - - ., ' 4 ' - OQug Nlllace • NMuret RMOUrcee Depoortment ,r ,. safe ·storage policy c tir ing to Jo" · COLUMBUS (AP) - The tiop. of a delinquent child. A Senate· on Wednesday tinkered habitual truant would be a child with the Ohio's unihsured who has five consecutive days of ·111otorists law to limit liability unexcused absences, seven such for insurers when others besides days in any montl1, or 12 or policyholders are injured in more during a school year. A crashes bused by uninsured chronic truant would miss seven motorists. stmght days, 10 in a month or . The 33-0 vote sent the bill to 15 d11ring a school year. The bill the House. ·goes to Gov. Bob Taft, who will Sponsoring . Sen: Roy Ray, sign it, Taft spokeswoman Mary R-Akron, said . the bill :was Anne Sharkey said. needed in· response 19 an' Ohio The Senate also: Supreme Court ruling that - Passed and sent to the cited legislative intent in the House a bill that would allow .uninsured motorist law. · Ray ·trustees at state-supported unisaid the rulings ,co~ld operi up versities and community colCINCINNATI (AP) - A search of an inmate's footlocker insurance companies to liability leges to determine the job clas· uncovered court papers and other items that have led authorities to that lawmakers didn't intend. sifications of professors .and · believe the prisoner may have created the fake legal brief intended !'Jt · is . imperative that the ·· other certain employees. Curto gain his release. · Ohio Ceneral Assembly quickly rently, the Ohio Departmenr of . Authorities said Wednesday rhat Raymond Akins, 25, may have pass this,'~ Ray said. Administrative Services muse used the law library at the 'Correctional Reception Center in .OriIn February, the coun ruled 0K the classifications. enr near Columb'!s to help prepare the fake. document. .. that a Huron . County worn~ -Approved and sent to the . "It appears he may have cut .. . legal tenrunology out of some of could s.ue an insurance compa-: .flotise a bill that permi~ school . . the books to include in this letter," said Ronald Edwards, warden at ny over benefits it t!enied her districts to exchange property it · . the Orient facility. after her son was killed in an .owns without first holding a Akins has been housed at the reception center while he awaits accident caused by a~ uninsured . public auction. , ·. placement in a permanent Ohio prison. He would have been trans- · Meanwhile, the House motorist, the Ohio 'Supreme ferred to a state prison in a few weeks, said Edwards. Court ruled Wednesday. . T,he escape attempt began Tuesday when a court document . approved a bill that would allow Th e~~ma 4-ruq 3 1. · . h ~ ' . marked "URGENT" arrived at the Ohio Department of Rehabilfound that State Automobile courts to requue t .at c r~n . itation and Correction. .,Insurance Co. could : not· limit-l• :il'h.!?~e ?"~lit! , are IR'!Olved m The document de~lared that Akins should be immediately benefits because. the policy- a'l-y .. dtv<;>rce, sepa_ratiOn or · , released liecause his conviction for strangling his girlfriend was a holder, Alice Moore, was not . a!lnulm~nt proceedm~ attend mistake. .. ' " ·injured. She was not in the car , ~ounseling semons wtth the1r The paperwork carried the signatures of a judge, a prosecutor and when her son Randy was hit by •parents. '!'he bill ~pdates current ·a defense attorney. the uninsured motorist in 1996. law which requ1res only that The names were real, but the signatures were phony. The company claimed Randy the parents attend such classes. ;: • : Akim was sentenced in February to t 5 years in prison for involMoore was not covered under It goe1 now to the Senate. . ,.: · untary manslaughter, theft, possession· of criminal tools and receivhis mother's policy. The House also passed a b1U :: : . inj! stole,n property. Prosecutors say Alllns sn·angled Laquitta Elliot Justice Andrew Douglas that w?uld .create a .syste!" for ::.: in October 1998. . . • wrote ·in tht majority opinion collecting mformat1on about :~: . Akins h now in isolation. The State Highway Patrol, prison stall' that State Auto's attempt to birth defects in Ohio. . . · and Hamilton County authoritiet are inwstigating. compenaation went :The goal of the b1ll 11 . to limit againat the Legislature's intent. identify risk factors leading to 'He said tl\e purpose of the ,law birth defects and find ways to was to protect people from loss- . prevent the defects and better :: . · CLEVELAND (AP) -A teacher from suburban Maple HeightJ 1 es that otherwise cannot be treat children born with them. :' .. was arraigned on charges that 1he had sexual contact with a 13·The bill also goes to the Senate. obrained. ;. • · ~ar-old student, a prosecutor said Wednesday. Ray disagreed saying the Allo Wednesday, Sen. Larry ~ •· 'Adrian Clayton, an English and social service teacher at court's ruling waa'"clearly out- Mumper, a Marion Republican, ,: .. Milkovich Midille School, was arraigned Thesday on a tO-count the scope of the insurance . introduced a new version of his side :: .. ·indictment charging her with sexual batterr. said Cuyahoga Councontract." bill to control livestock waste :: ty Prosecutor William Mason. lffound guilty ofr charges, Clayton The bill would add language ~in large farms by removing · :; . • could be sentenced to as much as 50 years in p son. to the law specifying that cover-\ enforcement· of the farms from ~: · : Prosecutors said Clayton was involved with a 13-year-old boy, age would apply only to those the Ohio Department of Envi,. : who was her student last year, from Jan. l to March 2. · who are specifically covered in ·ronmen~ Protection and giv! · : Clayton, 28, was arrested March 4 after a policeman discovered the policy. ing it to the Department of :. the 13-year-old driving a cu about 1 a.m: Police s~id Clayton told 1 The Senate also: Agriculture. ; _officers that she was the boy's aunt, but officers became suspicious . - Agreed to House changes :: ··. because her answers to questions were evasive. in bill that ·would add the :' While she was being booked, officers found a letter in her posterms "habitual truant" and .... .::• ..: session describing sex acts she was having with the boy, police said. "chronic truant'' to the defini- :. . - Thursday, April 6, 2000 "J# prom111e,the lt$1! of Wl'llptl ns by Ohioan who owns a handgun. Adults who · lmt /./. ' • t1re sme~r.t , fatl out of 2the hands th of in /mut1!rs, th"'rs p11 Itcy ts hildto keep weapons ld r 1 CINCINNATI (AP). - Gov. Bob Taft's · sta11e d IRa ' 1egsafe-gun storage b 1·uremams · · b h h ' k ' isbuve comnuttee,. ut t at asn t ept h IS administration frqm requiring state employees to follow a policy of storing guns safely. Under policies adopted within th e last ~wo months by the state Department of Public Safety and the Department of Nat- • ••• Thureday, April I, 2000 '· • • �' ... ~ • ' ·~_ _ _ _O __ P-inloli _rh_e_o_an..::...y_5e_ntl_·n_ei_ _ _ _ ! 'lhundllf, April 6, 2000 •• · DANCJNS 'EstaiJ(i.sfw{ in 1948 G 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio .740.992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 . Chartena Hoeflich Ge1'NH111 Manager - R. Shawn LeWII Managing Edhor Larry Boyer Advertising Director CRIME~o~ :~= Diane Kay Hill Controller - --~ • Llttm 1o tllt tllilor .,_ wd<OMt. Tl••1 1llmdd IH ~n dum 300 'ftH'ih· ,ot,llltlllfl tJI'f tNb}«l 10 lllllfrtl tUtti mrm UwiH• tuldrtll ~J~~d tdflpltot~• 11•m1Hr. No urlfMd kttert wJJI 1M pUllllld. UU.n Jllmdd bt In gtllHI t4tk, tJddnsdng iu1.,1, lfOI JHflotul/11111. Tltl opiiiWIII IXJf'ftlll/ ill tltt co/UINN &tlow an 1111 COIIIflfiiU of tilt O,J., VIIJlhj l"llbli.JIIJ1fl Co. I ftiilorllllbolml, uttt.ll otlttrwDt tuHed. "'"'""and AFTER THE ANTI-NUDitY ORDINANCE ••• OUR VIEW: • ' DANCJNS ~'~;;;::::::;_ 6IR1J · 'lhursd-f, April 6, 2000 Dear Ann Landers: I have been "d to .... "~ marne tUCK .or seven yean. He always seemed perfectly normal, but shortly after we married, he started walking around the house totally naked. I told him he shouJd at least wear boxer shorts, but he igno_red me, saying he liked the feeling of"freedom." When our son· and daughter were born, I insisted Alex wear shorts around the house. He agreed, but still won't wear anything when he goes to bed. That is OK with me, except for cine thing. When the children need attention · at night and I am out like a light, Alex walks into their rooms stark naked. When I ask him to cover himself, especially in front of our daughter, he says :there is nothing Wrong with the naked 'body. ; I have explained that our daughter is . growing up and should not be subjected to such sights, even though he is her father. This makes no difference. Alex is Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Charles W. Govey Publisher ly ' Reader concerned about husbandS love fo'r freedom' -=-~-- 2 Page AS , _The Daily Sentinel BEFORE THE ANTI-NUDITV· ORDINANCE ... The Daily Sentinel I PageA4 ___ IM-1.~ DEAR OPTIONAL IN DALLAS : Buy Alex a ~erty cloth robe for :winter, and a silk robe for summer. Put them at the foot of the bed. Tell him he must \\(.ear one or the other whenever he 1eaves the bedroom. Make your point· by asking him what he would think if you appeared nude in front . of. your . son when he is 6 .or 7 years of age. That picADVICI: ture might make an impression on the idiot: If that doesn't work, tell Alex to still walking around the house at nigfit, wake you if the children need attention naked as a jaybird, checking the gas at night. It would be worth the loss of stove, the door loc)u and the night light · sleep for the peace of mind. in the kids' bedrooms. • And now, Dear Readers, w~ have I ain now pregnant with our third gone round and round about this issue child, and this behavior is more than I before, and I maintain that nudity by the can tolerate. My son asks why Daddy opposite-sex parent can l~ad tq probdoesn't wear underwear. What should I . !ems when the kids get older. I am ready say? Should I tell him his father is nuts> to take ori the abusive letters once again As the children get older, this is going to saying I am crazy. Write on . become more of an issue. I need some Dear Ann Landers: When I read the help, Ann . - CLOTHING OPTION- letter about pharmacists who struggle AL IN DALLAS with illegible prescriptions, it certainly Ann Landers Volunteerism is alive and well in tri-county region W e're hearing a great deal lately about how people sacrifice th·e ir time, dig into their pockets and roll up their sleeves to help with community and social projects. It's really nothing new- it's called volunteerism: In die past week, we've heard about When one the need for volunteer effort and thinks about donations from sources as diverse as •t th 1 1 .r Ohio First Lady Hope Taft and Marl ' e ev~ 0J shall University football coach Bob volunteertsm Pruett, and seen it .from different orgain the trinizations. county is 'pret- The Knights of Columbus chapter in Gallia County cleaned up Vinton's ty impressive. Community Park, while businesses and individuals have rallied to the aid of laid-off American Alloys workers. Not to mention the Univers~ty of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community· College stu~ents distributing information about the census to Gallipolis . · ; residents this week-And, this Saturday, Point Pleasant officials ::: ;nd merchants will join forces to clean up the downtown area. ::; ; The point of mentioning this is, that as busy as we seem to ~: · pe today, there is time for people to share their of themselves, :: for no reward or recognition, in order to make a difference. ::- ; And that's a demonstration of a very positive quality in our :·: region. As the warmer weather returns and groups gear up for :~ : ~arious service projects, there won't be any 1ack of'piffiCipa: : : : ~ion or failure to donate.money and resources when needed. : : :; When one thinks about it, the level of volunteerism in the :; : tri-county is pretty impressive. For example, consider the ::; hu.mber of people who turn out for the annual Ohio RiV-er ::; Sweep in June, or those who work at any number of festivals f.: ) .nd county fairs during the summer. · ··.; We can't help but conclude the motivation is there are · enough people in each community who want to maintain and , : improve where they live. A well-kept and caring community :: is obviously an attraction for those who visit the region. :: : But for those who•make up the community, there is a real: : ization and appreciation of the fact that having a great place ; : to live and raise children doesn't happen by itself. : ; : It takes· the efforts of many volunteers who donate their : : tjme not only to clean .up debris from a floodwater-struck : : park, but to go as far as serve the public without compensa: : tion, as do some. elected officials in this region: : ; : The messages of voiunteerism being heard aren't .just : : preaching to the choir. They serve as a reaffirmation. of some•: thing that exists in·our community, a spirit that is taught and . :: imrtured so that it continues as an example for future gener: : ations. • • . - ~-------------------------------. ;::TODAY IN HISTORY . . •... • f; BYTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . \ stapler@ luse .net RUSHER'S VIEW: 0 • Putin deserves a chance to show leadership I'll admit that I'm sticking my neck out, but I think it is possible, bordering on likely. that Vladimir Putin has been getting a bum rap. Before we pull the plug on him, let's see what this newly elected president of the Russian Federation can do. Ever since Boris Yeltsin named him premier and then resigned, making Putin acting president al)-d putting him on the fast track for election to the job, Western observers have been trying to figure out what makes him tick. There are only two reasonably hard pieces of evidence: His early career was as a KGB agent, with long service in East Germany (that's bad), and later he served, to all appearances ably and loyally, as deputy to the late Anatoly Sobchak, the liberal and highly reilarded mayor ofSt. Petersburg (that's good) . With only that .to go on, Western opiniorl has been torn. Are his instincts basically evil, as might be expected of a former KGB agent, or is the St. Petersburg version of'Putin a more dependable guide to his future behavior? Since assuming office, first as premier and . then (more importantly) as .acting president, Putin has been emitting what the West regards as mixed signals. He has spoken, to all appearaiwes sincerely, about the need for a market economy, and the importance of reimng in the corrupt "oligarchs" who have dominated and disgraced Russian society since the fall of the Soviet Umon. He has seemed reas6nably comfortable presiding over a democratic society with an outspokenly free press, and has sounded far from pa~noid about foreign policy·.issues, .even ·Speculating, on one occasion, that Russia might sorneday join NATO. On the other hand, he pressed Russia"s war William A. Rusher NEA COLUMNIST against .the Chechen rebels to a bloo.dy .Put apparently successful conclusion, thereby alienat\ng ,important sectors of . Western (though nof R11ssian) opinion, and has· l far chummier' relationship" With · the •pow~Jful ' Boris Berezovsky than is altogether appropriate for somebody who doesn't like oligarchs. What's more, almost his first act as premier was to make a deal, behind the backs ohhe true democrats, with ·his Conimunist fo~s in the Duma (or legislature), under which they were allowed to retain the speakership in return for agreeing to stay out of his w<It on important legislative issues. . I must say, however, that these ~upposed misdeeds don't impress me greatly. People in the Western world naturally dislike other peo- . pie's W<J.rs, but almost all Russians regard Chechnya as an integral part of the F(/dera~ tion, and letting it go would inevitably' strike them as a dangerous first step on the road to a wider disintegration . As for the Communists, Putin undqubtedly felt that it was be,tter to bargain with rhem than face their cbnstant .,. . opposition, and maybe he is right. At a deeper level, it must be admitted that Putin 's personality leaves a lot to be ..desired,, at least from the standpoint ofWesternerr accustomed to 7.;"eing their political Jeaders grovel at their feet. lf Putin has ever laughed, a photograph of that rare moment has eluded me. Even a video dip of him relaxing • is subtly alarming, for his hobby turns out to be judo, and he is seen tripping up an opponent and throwing him to the floor. But would y<,:>u really rather see him ape AI Gore, wearing earth-tone shirts and copying' the hairstyle of Ronald Reagan? ' My guess is that, with Vlad· mir Putin, what you see is pretty much 'l)ha you get: a serious, no-n sense ki~d of pe on.,who at 47 is old enougli kn~w that oviet-sry1e ruthlej;sness is out, d ung c h to try to replace it with something mo tractive and viable. For if he is indeed the cold-blooded realist he seems to be, he must know that Russia is, at the moment, very we~ , 'and that its best route back to health and str~ngth lies through harnessing .the free energies of the Russian people. And that means democracy, and a market j:Conomy, and peace. Does he hope tliat Russia wiU become strong again, and once more p1ay a major role in the world? I am sure he does, and I woul,d think less of him if he didn't. But if I am wrong - if he. is, as Mae West once put it, "just another mouse studying to be a rat" well, human history ,is white with the bones of people like that. (William A. R11sher is a Disting11ished Fellow ofthe Claremont Institllte for the St11dy of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy.) · . . --~ - BICENTENNIAL PRESENTATION - Ambassadors for the Ohio Bicentennial are, frorn left: Nichola Moretti, : southeast regional coordinator; Phyllis May, Blondina Rainer, Bernice Riffle, Velma Rue and Norma·Custer. Sec- . ond row: Linds Miller, Delores Wolfe, Eleanor Kloes, Maxine Llttle and Ann Rupe. Third row: Don Young, Lee ···Young, Mildred Hudson, Eva King, Charlotte Harper, Joan May and Bruce May. Not present is Alice Wamsley. . ;Ohio ·Bicentennial rep visits ·Meigs ., COLUMBUS - The option ning on March I, 2003, and will . of punning careers in public ser- culminate in a grand finale .vice and communications was homecoming weekend in Octo, discussed by Nichola Pickens ber. Several blockbuster events, Moretti, Southeast Regional reenactmenis and exhibits are coordinator for <the Ohio Bicen- being planned, 11 well as festivals · tennial Commission, at the recent · and parade&. Anyone wishing tQ learn more · . alumni career dAy held at Eastern about the Ohio Bicentennial , High School. . Moretti'& job is to aasi&t in Conuniuion'1 events and activicoordinating Ohio's 200th birth- ties can visi~ ill web tight a~ day celebration. The bicentennial www.ohio200.org, or can call tl'ie will be a 7~rrionth event begin- Conunisaion toU-free at t -888- TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary, regular meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m. . .n wavin~ in ·would simply be four fingers ihe . commumcating. . BY RED GREIN br~eze, and without wives, husbandsqwould On this particular episode, a brother and Able-bodied children who stay at home past the age of adulthood are going against the just be a tliumb hitchhiking its way ~~rough sister were brought pack together after 20 · ,, years. It ·was a touching scene when they .fundamental ·Jaws of Nature. In the world of life. Must to" avoid :, . hugged each other, and I shed a tear. or two, animals, the kids get a year, two years tops, and You've taken steps so that you won't be but I had a sense that this was all a huge inva. then they are·outta there. · If I had adult kids, I. would compare our reminded that you're getting older. You avoid sion of privacy. · family to a family of birds. Your mother and I· mirrors, brightly lit rooms and anyo~e who . · We've got the Internet and the phone had you in the nest where we hatched you · knows your true age. But there are physical · book, and .there are only six degrees of sepaand fed you. If you want to stay out there on activities that you should also stay away from. ration, so I have to believe that any two peoyour own, fine, but if you want to come back If you want. to maintain that healthy, young ' pie who want to find each other do. When you see a reumon, that means the person who to the nest, your mother and' I will be sitting self-image, pay attention .to the .following: 1 on you. • If you drop something, don't bend over. If wanted to do the finding did a way better job you can't pick it up with your toes, 'write it than the person who wanted to do the hiding. . Rule of th~b I've been a hwband for most of my adult off. · . . . It looks good for a few minutes on television, life (certainly all of my mature adult life), and • Don't run. Peop)e will forgive yaur ·tardi- but an hour later I'll bet somebody says, "By I've watched the relationship evolve over that ness much more readily than your red face, the way, yoti still owe me money or an apolo.. your heavy breathing or the fact t~at your gy or both." . period of time. ·' So if there's anybody out there trying to I find that the average married woman stomach is still bouncing. • Don't get into any vehicle that'1 short .reunite with somebody, you . can't find the · regards her husband as some strange life form who means well but basically doesn't gel it . . eno)Jgh for you to see over. You· may ~ever get · person because they don't want Jo meet you halfway -- and there's probably a good reason He becomes ab obstacle to a quiet, eas)j stress- out. • Don't wear tight clothing or staltd in the for that. Focus instead on the people who fre'e life. Someon¢ who has to be cajoled and coaxed and tricked into doing thipgs like wind. Keep your shape a mystery. i have been with you all the way along. Unless • Don't dance.You don 't know an~modern you owe them money or an apology or both. shopping or having the relatives over. Quote of the Day: "Love is blind. Marriage I'd jwt like to point out that the role of · steps, yo11 can't hear the music all ..that well, being the opposition is a valuable one that is and songs are a lot longer than then used to is an eye-opener." - Red Green · reflected in court procedures and parliamen- be. • " Together again tary government. Husbands are the opposing i (Red "Green is tire star of "The Red Green thumb of relationships. There is an implied I saw another one of those long-lqst-broth- Slrow," a television series seen ;,. the U.S. on PBS l)lUtual dependency as the coiltraty positions er-reunion things on one of those talk shows an.d itr Canada on tire CBC Network, and the · of husband and wife make both stronger and for people who tell their whole fami~y to shut autl10r of"The Red Green .Book" and ''Red Green more effective. Without husbands, the· wives. up so th~y can watch a television p gram on Talks Cars: A Love Story.") · SYRACUSE - Syracuse Vii._ ·!age Council .will meet Thursday . at 7 p.m. at the Mayor's office in ~:village hall. POMEROY Pomeroy , Sternwheel Festival Committee, 5 p.m Thursday, Pomeroy Village Hall. RACINE - Racine Grange, · Thursday, 7 p.m. at the hall. SATURDAY, April 8 MIDDLEPORT - Ladies for the Lord Interdenominational Women's Ministry, meets Satur. day, 10 a.m., at Faith Chapel · RFI, Middleport. Devotions by · Rev. Joy Clark, music by Martie · Short. BERBER CARPET • 6 Colors • Ole.fin/nyl~n Blend .. • t2 ft. width ,. •• ... -.". YOUR OPINIONS COUNT. 111 Court St., P""*"*', Ohio 740-ill2.21541 • aoo 11a1n St., Point ,_~, w.v.. 30W75-1333 OHI0-200 . • While here Moretti presented Bicentennial t-shirts to Paulette Harrison, instructor for the Swinging Semon, a clogging and line dancing group from Pomeroy. The group will be joinIng the All Ohio Cloggers in July for a trip to Wuhington, D.C., during which time they will per· form at the Lincoln Memorial and ·participate in · the city's Fourth ofJuly parade. · The regiment was recruited in ancestor, Capt. john B. Spencer of October, 1861,and served all fou r Co. B, 9th W.Va. Infantry. years of the war. Many were Adams has also applied to the recruited from Meigs County and West Virginia Archives to" claim Athens County. Battles it was his ancestor' s Civil War service ' never been involved in were New Madrid, medal that had Missouri, Island No. 10; Corinth, · claimed. Iuka, Resaca, Kenesaw Mountain, Ashley reported on the recent Decatur, Seige of Adanta, Jones- mid-winter meeting of the Ohio boro, . Savanah,. and Bentonville. . Department. The department is The regiment had 421 killed in it., planmng to rentrn to its historical New members accepted were custom of issuing encampment Todd Adams of Fairborn on his medals at i'ts annual meetings. ancestor, John H: Adams of ComThe camp voted to pay for the pany H, 4th W.Va. Infantry; chartering of the ·new circle of th e Howard Wolfe of Belpre on his Ladies of the Grand Army of th e ancej;tor, Peter D. Wolfe, of Co. B, Republic. Chtirter rrien'lbe.,hip is !16th Ohio Infantry; and Timo- still open to women age 10, or thy Spencer of on his older with Union ancesto". . ' . COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY, April 6 a very good reason why birds have wings ' • ; RED GREEN',S VtpW: There~ .. MIDDLEPORT - New officers were installed at a recent meeting of Brooks-Grant Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the .Civil War by Terry Frost, Ohio· , Department semor vice comman· der ofAthens. · Installed were Michael Trowbridge of Gallipolis, commander; James Oiler of Thurman .. senior vice c'onunander; Alan Holter of Pomeroy. junior vice commander; · James Mourning of Middleport, treasurer; Tad G:uclder of Athens, secretary; Keith Ashley of Pomeroy, first-year camp council; Rhen Milhoan of Eclro, secondyear camp ·council, and Dale Colburn of Pomeroy, third-year camp council. .) Ashley was appointed Keith Ashley as chap4in and historian and Dale Colburn as patriotic instructor. Speaker at the meeting was Terty Frost, an Ohio · Department officer, who is also camp commander of John · S. Townsend Camp of Frost, Athens County, and head of the · 6~rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry of the Sons ofVeterans Reserve, the military arm of the S.U. V. Frost spoke on the 63td Ohio Infantry, one of the hundred most fighting umts of the entire Civil War. ., . 0 HARRISONVILLE - Harriionville Community Church, S.R. 684 beside firehouse, special service, Saturday, 7 p.m. Spe~ker Orlyn Butch Cochran, Jr., first sermon. Public invited by Theron D)Jtham, pastor. MIDDLEPORT ·- Dis:lbled American Veterans, 9th District meeting, Saturday, at Meigs Chapter 53, 28051 State Route· 7 below Middleport, 12 noon dinner followed by meeting at t p.m. Guest speakers. Talley of·George, a youth speaker, will be at the Rutland Church of God Sunday, for a 6. p.m. service. There will be preaching, music and skits, food and fellowship. On Monday at 7 p.m. Talley will have a youth rally at the Richmond Dale Church of God. -~ . TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW, Post 9053, Loyalty Day ceremony and dinner Sunday, 1 p.m. for post and a.ux~liary members and spouses. Speaker, State Chaplain Barry Walker. HARRISONVILLE - tiarrisionville Lodge, F&AM, special meeting Saturday 8 a.m., breakMONDAY, AprU 10 fast and E.A. degree Work. ~~-MIDDLEPORT 2 Disabled Americans Veterans, Chapter 53, MIDDLEPORT - Ladies For 28051 State Route 7, below the LQrd Interdenominational Middleport, dinner 6:30 p.m.: Ministry, 10 a.m. Saturday,Faith meeting, 7 p.m. Election of offiChapel R. F.l. in Middleport . cers. Rev)oy Clark, devotions; Martie Short, music. all 'Y'>men invited. POMEROY Pomeroy SUNDAY, April 9 RUTLAND - Evangelist Joel Ch~pter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, Chester, 7:30 p.m. inspection . SAXONY CAR~ET 100~ Cont. Filament Nylon Scotchguard • 8 Colors -'18!.! COMMERCIAL •100% Nylon •18 Colors ·~:ijJ 15 Patterns Linoleum ••• " Sq. Yd. Quality Carpets at Affordable Prices Free No Obligation Quotes Furniture & Appliances Moved Free Free removal of old carpet Sq. Yd. ' ' do you think about this, Ann? -OKLAHOMA CITY DEAR OKLA.: [ think it is ad ditiona! evidence that h11man error occurs ; . . m all professrons: and tt behooves all of us to-pay atte!ltiOn, espenally when a prescription .drug is i~volved . A mix-up In the pharmacy could prove fatal. Ha"e trouble sleeping at night and don't want to get involved in a novel ? "A C II · fM F · G f . o . ~chon o y avonte ems o the Day ts the perfect bed-stand mate . Send a self addressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or money order for $5.25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, 111 . 60611 _0562 (in Canada s6.25). T 0 find ' ' 1 .our more about Ann Landers and read her past columns. visit the Creators Syndicate web page at www.creators.corn . Sons of Union Veterans install new officers ; ;: : Tl)day isThursday, April6, the 97th day of2000.There are 269 :: days left in the year. • . Today's Highlight in History: . . i:: On..April 6. 1909, explorers Robert E. Peary and Matthew A. r· Henson became the first men to reach the North Pole. (The ~: claim, disputed by skeptics, was upheld in 1989 by the Navigation ; ' f'<\undation.) · :·:: On this date: ;: ; In 1830, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Qay Saints was !:!'rgamzed by Joseph Smith in Fayette, N.Y. >: · In 1862, the Civil War Battle of Shiloh began in Tennessee. . !; ; In 1892, author,journalist, broadcaster and world iraveler Low;; ell Thomas was bOTn in Woodington, Ohio. ;· : ·In 1896, the first modern Olympic games formally opened in ; · 7\thcns, Greece. In 1917, Congress approv~d a dedaratiorl of war against Ger,.~:: .• Jnany. ; ; In 1965, the United States launched the Early Bir.d communi;: cations satellite. :-: In 1971, Russian~\>orn composer Igor Stravinsky died in New ·: :York City. · · · ::: In 1985, William J. Schroeder became tpe first artificial-heart :. recipient to be discharged from the hospital, moving into an apartment in Louisville, Ky. : -In 1994,'Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun announced · his retirement after 24 years. · In 1998, country singer Tanuny Wynette died at her NaJ~hville, Tenn., home at age 55. . Today's Birthdays: Composer-conductor Andre Previn is 71. ',, ; Actor Ivan Dixop is 69. Country singer Merle Haggard is 63. · : Actor Billy Dee Williams is 63. Actor Roy Thinnes is 62. Movie ; director Barry Levinson is 58. Singer Michelle Phillips is 56: Actor :John Ratzellberger if""53. Actress Marilu Henner is 48 : Figure · skater Janet Lynn is 47. Actor Michael Rooker is 45. Actress Ari . . Meyers is 31. Actor Paul Rudd is 3 L Actor Jason Hervey i~ 28. : Actress Candace Cameron is 24. resonated with me. I hope you will find room in your column for my story. It is different,-to say the least. A while back; my husband · ~ad an unidentifiable patch of redness on ·one earlobe. It itched. This was certainly not life-threatening, but it was a nuisance, so · · he went !O see a skin specialist about it. The doctor wrote up a prescription for · some salve. My h~sband used it once, and left tt on the mghtstand. I happened to see it there, picked it up, and read the instructions. It said, "Rub on penis twice a day."When I poi~ed this out to , him, his eyes popped. My husband went to the pharmacist the following day and asked him, "What happened here?" · The pharmacist phoned the doctor, who confirmed that t~e salve was to be rubbed on she outer ear, and not elsewhere. He stuck a new label on the box and said. "It's fin e now." The redness disappeared, and ail is well, but that somehow shook me up. What . .. ...Jo . ~ . ...._ �' ... ~ • ' ·~_ _ _ _O __ P-inloli _rh_e_o_an..::...y_5e_ntl_·n_ei_ _ _ _ ! 'lhundllf, April 6, 2000 •• · DANCJNS 'EstaiJ(i.sfw{ in 1948 G 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio .740.992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 . Chartena Hoeflich Ge1'NH111 Manager - R. Shawn LeWII Managing Edhor Larry Boyer Advertising Director CRIME~o~ :~= Diane Kay Hill Controller - --~ • Llttm 1o tllt tllilor .,_ wd<OMt. Tl••1 1llmdd IH ~n dum 300 'ftH'ih· ,ot,llltlllfl tJI'f tNb}«l 10 lllllfrtl tUtti mrm UwiH• tuldrtll ~J~~d tdflpltot~• 11•m1Hr. No urlfMd kttert wJJI 1M pUllllld. UU.n Jllmdd bt In gtllHI t4tk, tJddnsdng iu1.,1, lfOI JHflotul/11111. Tltl opiiiWIII IXJf'ftlll/ ill tltt co/UINN &tlow an 1111 COIIIflfiiU of tilt O,J., VIIJlhj l"llbli.JIIJ1fl Co. I ftiilorllllbolml, uttt.ll otlttrwDt tuHed. "'"'""and AFTER THE ANTI-NUDitY ORDINANCE ••• OUR VIEW: • ' DANCJNS ~'~;;;::::::;_ 6IR1J · 'lhursd-f, April 6, 2000 Dear Ann Landers: I have been "d to .... "~ marne tUCK .or seven yean. He always seemed perfectly normal, but shortly after we married, he started walking around the house totally naked. I told him he shouJd at least wear boxer shorts, but he igno_red me, saying he liked the feeling of"freedom." When our son· and daughter were born, I insisted Alex wear shorts around the house. He agreed, but still won't wear anything when he goes to bed. That is OK with me, except for cine thing. When the children need attention · at night and I am out like a light, Alex walks into their rooms stark naked. When I ask him to cover himself, especially in front of our daughter, he says :there is nothing Wrong with the naked 'body. ; I have explained that our daughter is . growing up and should not be subjected to such sights, even though he is her father. This makes no difference. Alex is Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Charles W. Govey Publisher ly ' Reader concerned about husbandS love fo'r freedom' -=-~-- 2 Page AS , _The Daily Sentinel BEFORE THE ANTI-NUDITV· ORDINANCE ... The Daily Sentinel I PageA4 ___ IM-1.~ DEAR OPTIONAL IN DALLAS : Buy Alex a ~erty cloth robe for :winter, and a silk robe for summer. Put them at the foot of the bed. Tell him he must \\(.ear one or the other whenever he 1eaves the bedroom. Make your point· by asking him what he would think if you appeared nude in front . of. your . son when he is 6 .or 7 years of age. That picADVICI: ture might make an impression on the idiot: If that doesn't work, tell Alex to still walking around the house at nigfit, wake you if the children need attention naked as a jaybird, checking the gas at night. It would be worth the loss of stove, the door loc)u and the night light · sleep for the peace of mind. in the kids' bedrooms. • And now, Dear Readers, w~ have I ain now pregnant with our third gone round and round about this issue child, and this behavior is more than I before, and I maintain that nudity by the can tolerate. My son asks why Daddy opposite-sex parent can l~ad tq probdoesn't wear underwear. What should I . !ems when the kids get older. I am ready say? Should I tell him his father is nuts> to take ori the abusive letters once again As the children get older, this is going to saying I am crazy. Write on . become more of an issue. I need some Dear Ann Landers: When I read the help, Ann . - CLOTHING OPTION- letter about pharmacists who struggle AL IN DALLAS with illegible prescriptions, it certainly Ann Landers Volunteerism is alive and well in tri-county region W e're hearing a great deal lately about how people sacrifice th·e ir time, dig into their pockets and roll up their sleeves to help with community and social projects. It's really nothing new- it's called volunteerism: In die past week, we've heard about When one the need for volunteer effort and thinks about donations from sources as diverse as •t th 1 1 .r Ohio First Lady Hope Taft and Marl ' e ev~ 0J shall University football coach Bob volunteertsm Pruett, and seen it .from different orgain the trinizations. county is 'pret- The Knights of Columbus chapter in Gallia County cleaned up Vinton's ty impressive. Community Park, while businesses and individuals have rallied to the aid of laid-off American Alloys workers. Not to mention the Univers~ty of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community· College stu~ents distributing information about the census to Gallipolis . · ; residents this week-And, this Saturday, Point Pleasant officials ::: ;nd merchants will join forces to clean up the downtown area. ::; ; The point of mentioning this is, that as busy as we seem to ~: · pe today, there is time for people to share their of themselves, :: for no reward or recognition, in order to make a difference. ::- ; And that's a demonstration of a very positive quality in our :·: region. As the warmer weather returns and groups gear up for :~ : ~arious service projects, there won't be any 1ack of'piffiCipa: : : : ~ion or failure to donate.money and resources when needed. : : :; When one thinks about it, the level of volunteerism in the :; : tri-county is pretty impressive. For example, consider the ::; hu.mber of people who turn out for the annual Ohio RiV-er ::; Sweep in June, or those who work at any number of festivals f.: ) .nd county fairs during the summer. · ··.; We can't help but conclude the motivation is there are · enough people in each community who want to maintain and , : improve where they live. A well-kept and caring community :: is obviously an attraction for those who visit the region. :: : But for those who•make up the community, there is a real: : ization and appreciation of the fact that having a great place ; : to live and raise children doesn't happen by itself. : ; : It takes· the efforts of many volunteers who donate their : : tjme not only to clean .up debris from a floodwater-struck : : park, but to go as far as serve the public without compensa: : tion, as do some. elected officials in this region: : ; : The messages of voiunteerism being heard aren't .just : : preaching to the choir. They serve as a reaffirmation. of some•: thing that exists in·our community, a spirit that is taught and . :: imrtured so that it continues as an example for future gener: : ations. • • . - ~-------------------------------. ;::TODAY IN HISTORY . . •... • f; BYTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . \ stapler@ luse .net RUSHER'S VIEW: 0 • Putin deserves a chance to show leadership I'll admit that I'm sticking my neck out, but I think it is possible, bordering on likely. that Vladimir Putin has been getting a bum rap. Before we pull the plug on him, let's see what this newly elected president of the Russian Federation can do. Ever since Boris Yeltsin named him premier and then resigned, making Putin acting president al)-d putting him on the fast track for election to the job, Western observers have been trying to figure out what makes him tick. There are only two reasonably hard pieces of evidence: His early career was as a KGB agent, with long service in East Germany (that's bad), and later he served, to all appearances ably and loyally, as deputy to the late Anatoly Sobchak, the liberal and highly reilarded mayor ofSt. Petersburg (that's good) . With only that .to go on, Western opiniorl has been torn. Are his instincts basically evil, as might be expected of a former KGB agent, or is the St. Petersburg version of'Putin a more dependable guide to his future behavior? Since assuming office, first as premier and . then (more importantly) as .acting president, Putin has been emitting what the West regards as mixed signals. He has spoken, to all appearaiwes sincerely, about the need for a market economy, and the importance of reimng in the corrupt "oligarchs" who have dominated and disgraced Russian society since the fall of the Soviet Umon. He has seemed reas6nably comfortable presiding over a democratic society with an outspokenly free press, and has sounded far from pa~noid about foreign policy·.issues, .even ·Speculating, on one occasion, that Russia might sorneday join NATO. On the other hand, he pressed Russia"s war William A. Rusher NEA COLUMNIST against .the Chechen rebels to a bloo.dy .Put apparently successful conclusion, thereby alienat\ng ,important sectors of . Western (though nof R11ssian) opinion, and has· l far chummier' relationship" With · the •pow~Jful ' Boris Berezovsky than is altogether appropriate for somebody who doesn't like oligarchs. What's more, almost his first act as premier was to make a deal, behind the backs ohhe true democrats, with ·his Conimunist fo~s in the Duma (or legislature), under which they were allowed to retain the speakership in return for agreeing to stay out of his w<It on important legislative issues. . I must say, however, that these ~upposed misdeeds don't impress me greatly. People in the Western world naturally dislike other peo- . pie's W<J.rs, but almost all Russians regard Chechnya as an integral part of the F(/dera~ tion, and letting it go would inevitably' strike them as a dangerous first step on the road to a wider disintegration . As for the Communists, Putin undqubtedly felt that it was be,tter to bargain with rhem than face their cbnstant .,. . opposition, and maybe he is right. At a deeper level, it must be admitted that Putin 's personality leaves a lot to be ..desired,, at least from the standpoint ofWesternerr accustomed to 7.;"eing their political Jeaders grovel at their feet. lf Putin has ever laughed, a photograph of that rare moment has eluded me. Even a video dip of him relaxing • is subtly alarming, for his hobby turns out to be judo, and he is seen tripping up an opponent and throwing him to the floor. But would y<,:>u really rather see him ape AI Gore, wearing earth-tone shirts and copying' the hairstyle of Ronald Reagan? ' My guess is that, with Vlad· mir Putin, what you see is pretty much 'l)ha you get: a serious, no-n sense ki~d of pe on.,who at 47 is old enougli kn~w that oviet-sry1e ruthlej;sness is out, d ung c h to try to replace it with something mo tractive and viable. For if he is indeed the cold-blooded realist he seems to be, he must know that Russia is, at the moment, very we~ , 'and that its best route back to health and str~ngth lies through harnessing .the free energies of the Russian people. And that means democracy, and a market j:Conomy, and peace. Does he hope tliat Russia wiU become strong again, and once more p1ay a major role in the world? I am sure he does, and I woul,d think less of him if he didn't. But if I am wrong - if he. is, as Mae West once put it, "just another mouse studying to be a rat" well, human history ,is white with the bones of people like that. (William A. R11sher is a Disting11ished Fellow ofthe Claremont Institllte for the St11dy of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy.) · . . --~ - BICENTENNIAL PRESENTATION - Ambassadors for the Ohio Bicentennial are, frorn left: Nichola Moretti, : southeast regional coordinator; Phyllis May, Blondina Rainer, Bernice Riffle, Velma Rue and Norma·Custer. Sec- . ond row: Linds Miller, Delores Wolfe, Eleanor Kloes, Maxine Llttle and Ann Rupe. Third row: Don Young, Lee ···Young, Mildred Hudson, Eva King, Charlotte Harper, Joan May and Bruce May. Not present is Alice Wamsley. . ;Ohio ·Bicentennial rep visits ·Meigs ., COLUMBUS - The option ning on March I, 2003, and will . of punning careers in public ser- culminate in a grand finale .vice and communications was homecoming weekend in Octo, discussed by Nichola Pickens ber. Several blockbuster events, Moretti, Southeast Regional reenactmenis and exhibits are coordinator for <the Ohio Bicen- being planned, 11 well as festivals · tennial Commission, at the recent · and parade&. Anyone wishing tQ learn more · . alumni career dAy held at Eastern about the Ohio Bicentennial , High School. . Moretti'& job is to aasi&t in Conuniuion'1 events and activicoordinating Ohio's 200th birth- ties can visi~ ill web tight a~ day celebration. The bicentennial www.ohio200.org, or can call tl'ie will be a 7~rrionth event begin- Conunisaion toU-free at t -888- TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary, regular meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m. . .n wavin~ in ·would simply be four fingers ihe . commumcating. . BY RED GREIN br~eze, and without wives, husbandsqwould On this particular episode, a brother and Able-bodied children who stay at home past the age of adulthood are going against the just be a tliumb hitchhiking its way ~~rough sister were brought pack together after 20 · ,, years. It ·was a touching scene when they .fundamental ·Jaws of Nature. In the world of life. Must to" avoid :, . hugged each other, and I shed a tear. or two, animals, the kids get a year, two years tops, and You've taken steps so that you won't be but I had a sense that this was all a huge inva. then they are·outta there. · If I had adult kids, I. would compare our reminded that you're getting older. You avoid sion of privacy. · family to a family of birds. Your mother and I· mirrors, brightly lit rooms and anyo~e who . · We've got the Internet and the phone had you in the nest where we hatched you · knows your true age. But there are physical · book, and .there are only six degrees of sepaand fed you. If you want to stay out there on activities that you should also stay away from. ration, so I have to believe that any two peoyour own, fine, but if you want to come back If you want. to maintain that healthy, young ' pie who want to find each other do. When you see a reumon, that means the person who to the nest, your mother and' I will be sitting self-image, pay attention .to the .following: 1 on you. • If you drop something, don't bend over. If wanted to do the finding did a way better job you can't pick it up with your toes, 'write it than the person who wanted to do the hiding. . Rule of th~b I've been a hwband for most of my adult off. · . . . It looks good for a few minutes on television, life (certainly all of my mature adult life), and • Don't run. Peop)e will forgive yaur ·tardi- but an hour later I'll bet somebody says, "By I've watched the relationship evolve over that ness much more readily than your red face, the way, yoti still owe me money or an apolo.. your heavy breathing or the fact t~at your gy or both." . period of time. ·' So if there's anybody out there trying to I find that the average married woman stomach is still bouncing. • Don't get into any vehicle that'1 short .reunite with somebody, you . can't find the · regards her husband as some strange life form who means well but basically doesn't gel it . . eno)Jgh for you to see over. You· may ~ever get · person because they don't want Jo meet you halfway -- and there's probably a good reason He becomes ab obstacle to a quiet, eas)j stress- out. • Don't wear tight clothing or staltd in the for that. Focus instead on the people who fre'e life. Someon¢ who has to be cajoled and coaxed and tricked into doing thipgs like wind. Keep your shape a mystery. i have been with you all the way along. Unless • Don't dance.You don 't know an~modern you owe them money or an apology or both. shopping or having the relatives over. Quote of the Day: "Love is blind. Marriage I'd jwt like to point out that the role of · steps, yo11 can't hear the music all ..that well, being the opposition is a valuable one that is and songs are a lot longer than then used to is an eye-opener." - Red Green · reflected in court procedures and parliamen- be. • " Together again tary government. Husbands are the opposing i (Red "Green is tire star of "The Red Green thumb of relationships. There is an implied I saw another one of those long-lqst-broth- Slrow," a television series seen ;,. the U.S. on PBS l)lUtual dependency as the coiltraty positions er-reunion things on one of those talk shows an.d itr Canada on tire CBC Network, and the · of husband and wife make both stronger and for people who tell their whole fami~y to shut autl10r of"The Red Green .Book" and ''Red Green more effective. Without husbands, the· wives. up so th~y can watch a television p gram on Talks Cars: A Love Story.") · SYRACUSE - Syracuse Vii._ ·!age Council .will meet Thursday . at 7 p.m. at the Mayor's office in ~:village hall. POMEROY Pomeroy , Sternwheel Festival Committee, 5 p.m Thursday, Pomeroy Village Hall. RACINE - Racine Grange, · Thursday, 7 p.m. at the hall. SATURDAY, April 8 MIDDLEPORT - Ladies for the Lord Interdenominational Women's Ministry, meets Satur. day, 10 a.m., at Faith Chapel · RFI, Middleport. Devotions by · Rev. Joy Clark, music by Martie · Short. BERBER CARPET • 6 Colors • Ole.fin/nyl~n Blend .. • t2 ft. width ,. •• ... -.". YOUR OPINIONS COUNT. 111 Court St., P""*"*', Ohio 740-ill2.21541 • aoo 11a1n St., Point ,_~, w.v.. 30W75-1333 OHI0-200 . • While here Moretti presented Bicentennial t-shirts to Paulette Harrison, instructor for the Swinging Semon, a clogging and line dancing group from Pomeroy. The group will be joinIng the All Ohio Cloggers in July for a trip to Wuhington, D.C., during which time they will per· form at the Lincoln Memorial and ·participate in · the city's Fourth ofJuly parade. · The regiment was recruited in ancestor, Capt. john B. Spencer of October, 1861,and served all fou r Co. B, 9th W.Va. Infantry. years of the war. Many were Adams has also applied to the recruited from Meigs County and West Virginia Archives to" claim Athens County. Battles it was his ancestor' s Civil War service ' never been involved in were New Madrid, medal that had Missouri, Island No. 10; Corinth, · claimed. Iuka, Resaca, Kenesaw Mountain, Ashley reported on the recent Decatur, Seige of Adanta, Jones- mid-winter meeting of the Ohio boro, . Savanah,. and Bentonville. . Department. The department is The regiment had 421 killed in it., planmng to rentrn to its historical New members accepted were custom of issuing encampment Todd Adams of Fairborn on his medals at i'ts annual meetings. ancestor, John H: Adams of ComThe camp voted to pay for the pany H, 4th W.Va. Infantry; chartering of the ·new circle of th e Howard Wolfe of Belpre on his Ladies of the Grand Army of th e ancej;tor, Peter D. Wolfe, of Co. B, Republic. Chtirter rrien'lbe.,hip is !16th Ohio Infantry; and Timo- still open to women age 10, or thy Spencer of on his older with Union ancesto". . ' . COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY, April 6 a very good reason why birds have wings ' • ; RED GREEN',S VtpW: There~ .. MIDDLEPORT - New officers were installed at a recent meeting of Brooks-Grant Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the .Civil War by Terry Frost, Ohio· , Department semor vice comman· der ofAthens. · Installed were Michael Trowbridge of Gallipolis, commander; James Oiler of Thurman .. senior vice c'onunander; Alan Holter of Pomeroy. junior vice commander; · James Mourning of Middleport, treasurer; Tad G:uclder of Athens, secretary; Keith Ashley of Pomeroy, first-year camp council; Rhen Milhoan of Eclro, secondyear camp ·council, and Dale Colburn of Pomeroy, third-year camp council. .) Ashley was appointed Keith Ashley as chap4in and historian and Dale Colburn as patriotic instructor. Speaker at the meeting was Terty Frost, an Ohio · Department officer, who is also camp commander of John · S. Townsend Camp of Frost, Athens County, and head of the · 6~rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry of the Sons ofVeterans Reserve, the military arm of the S.U. V. Frost spoke on the 63td Ohio Infantry, one of the hundred most fighting umts of the entire Civil War. ., . 0 HARRISONVILLE - Harriionville Community Church, S.R. 684 beside firehouse, special service, Saturday, 7 p.m. Spe~ker Orlyn Butch Cochran, Jr., first sermon. Public invited by Theron D)Jtham, pastor. MIDDLEPORT ·- Dis:lbled American Veterans, 9th District meeting, Saturday, at Meigs Chapter 53, 28051 State Route· 7 below Middleport, 12 noon dinner followed by meeting at t p.m. Guest speakers. Talley of·George, a youth speaker, will be at the Rutland Church of God Sunday, for a 6. p.m. service. There will be preaching, music and skits, food and fellowship. On Monday at 7 p.m. Talley will have a youth rally at the Richmond Dale Church of God. -~ . TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains VFW, Post 9053, Loyalty Day ceremony and dinner Sunday, 1 p.m. for post and a.ux~liary members and spouses. Speaker, State Chaplain Barry Walker. HARRISONVILLE - tiarrisionville Lodge, F&AM, special meeting Saturday 8 a.m., breakMONDAY, AprU 10 fast and E.A. degree Work. ~~-MIDDLEPORT 2 Disabled Americans Veterans, Chapter 53, MIDDLEPORT - Ladies For 28051 State Route 7, below the LQrd Interdenominational Middleport, dinner 6:30 p.m.: Ministry, 10 a.m. Saturday,Faith meeting, 7 p.m. Election of offiChapel R. F.l. in Middleport . cers. Rev)oy Clark, devotions; Martie Short, music. all 'Y'>men invited. POMEROY Pomeroy SUNDAY, April 9 RUTLAND - Evangelist Joel Ch~pter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, Chester, 7:30 p.m. inspection . SAXONY CAR~ET 100~ Cont. Filament Nylon Scotchguard • 8 Colors -'18!.! COMMERCIAL •100% Nylon •18 Colors ·~:ijJ 15 Patterns Linoleum ••• " Sq. Yd. Quality Carpets at Affordable Prices Free No Obligation Quotes Furniture & Appliances Moved Free Free removal of old carpet Sq. Yd. ' ' do you think about this, Ann? -OKLAHOMA CITY DEAR OKLA.: [ think it is ad ditiona! evidence that h11man error occurs ; . . m all professrons: and tt behooves all of us to-pay atte!ltiOn, espenally when a prescription .drug is i~volved . A mix-up In the pharmacy could prove fatal. Ha"e trouble sleeping at night and don't want to get involved in a novel ? "A C II · fM F · G f . o . ~chon o y avonte ems o the Day ts the perfect bed-stand mate . Send a self addressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or money order for $5.25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, 111 . 60611 _0562 (in Canada s6.25). T 0 find ' ' 1 .our more about Ann Landers and read her past columns. visit the Creators Syndicate web page at www.creators.corn . Sons of Union Veterans install new officers ; ;: : Tl)day isThursday, April6, the 97th day of2000.There are 269 :: days left in the year. • . Today's Highlight in History: . . i:: On..April 6. 1909, explorers Robert E. Peary and Matthew A. r· Henson became the first men to reach the North Pole. (The ~: claim, disputed by skeptics, was upheld in 1989 by the Navigation ; ' f'<\undation.) · :·:: On this date: ;: ; In 1830, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Qay Saints was !:!'rgamzed by Joseph Smith in Fayette, N.Y. >: · In 1862, the Civil War Battle of Shiloh began in Tennessee. . !; ; In 1892, author,journalist, broadcaster and world iraveler Low;; ell Thomas was bOTn in Woodington, Ohio. ;· : ·In 1896, the first modern Olympic games formally opened in ; · 7\thcns, Greece. In 1917, Congress approv~d a dedaratiorl of war against Ger,.~:: .• Jnany. ; ; In 1965, the United States launched the Early Bir.d communi;: cations satellite. :-: In 1971, Russian~\>orn composer Igor Stravinsky died in New ·: :York City. · · · ::: In 1985, William J. Schroeder became tpe first artificial-heart :. recipient to be discharged from the hospital, moving into an apartment in Louisville, Ky. : -In 1994,'Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun announced · his retirement after 24 years. · In 1998, country singer Tanuny Wynette died at her NaJ~hville, Tenn., home at age 55. . Today's Birthdays: Composer-conductor Andre Previn is 71. ',, ; Actor Ivan Dixop is 69. Country singer Merle Haggard is 63. · : Actor Billy Dee Williams is 63. Actor Roy Thinnes is 62. Movie ; director Barry Levinson is 58. Singer Michelle Phillips is 56: Actor :John Ratzellberger if""53. Actress Marilu Henner is 48 : Figure · skater Janet Lynn is 47. Actor Michael Rooker is 45. Actress Ari . . Meyers is 31. Actor Paul Rudd is 3 L Actor Jason Hervey i~ 28. : Actress Candace Cameron is 24. resonated with me. I hope you will find room in your column for my story. It is different,-to say the least. A while back; my husband · ~ad an unidentifiable patch of redness on ·one earlobe. It itched. This was certainly not life-threatening, but it was a nuisance, so · · he went !O see a skin specialist about it. The doctor wrote up a prescription for · some salve. My h~sband used it once, and left tt on the mghtstand. I happened to see it there, picked it up, and read the instructions. It said, "Rub on penis twice a day."When I poi~ed this out to , him, his eyes popped. My husband went to the pharmacist the following day and asked him, "What happened here?" · The pharmacist phoned the doctor, who confirmed that t~e salve was to be rubbed on she outer ear, and not elsewhere. He stuck a new label on the box and said. "It's fin e now." The redness disappeared, and ail is well, but that somehow shook me up. What . .. ...Jo . ~ . ...._ �_ .............. -""._ ..... .... ._.~. Inside: I . Page. A e • The O.lly Sentinel Thuraday, April 6, 2000 P.omeroy, Middleport, Ohio Today's scoreboard, Page B2 . AL & NLroundups, Page 86 Masteri starts today, Page 86. NBA wrapup, Pa~e-B6 • The Daily Sentinel encourages your support of these ·area businesses who make thi~~\page possible. · Page 81 Thunclay. April I, 2000 'THuRsDAY'S " ~ HIGHLIGHTS a*d ;),! \ CINCINNATA (AP) •' a;d Chris Sabo teamed up Sammy Sosa is 2-for- 15. Mark• St. Louis won 8-7. ' "You've got to tip your ca11s McGwire is out with a creaky hack. Ken Griffey Jr. is 0-for-10 to their bullpen," said DmitH ' and hasn't hit a ball out:'! of thc J ¥:<>llng, who was 1-f~r-4. "They mfield. · · s~pt us down. Were playmg What's going on with the NL ~~· ~ut they're playing better." Central's feared home run trio? ''"''1,Kevin Barker, Tyler Houston The Milwauke~ Brewers can a.g.d GeoffJenkins homered and raise their pitching hands and ieVen different Brewers . scored proudly supply one-third of the .in a 'balanced offense that cmn-. answer. plemented the gritty pitchi1ng. The Brewers' staff kept Junior , Mainly. the Brewers , in check again Wednesday night doing the litde tltings - hitting ·· and frustrated . ).Us new team- ·\)ehind runners, taking advan•, .. mates as weU i'l- an 8-5 victory "'*ge of an errant throw by Steve , over the Cincinnati Reds. Parris (0- 1) and scoring in four ' Coming into the series, Reds copsecu~ive innings to st~r' fans wondered how many ahead. . ,., , homers Junior would hit. Mil"In spring training, (hittiilg"' waukee's pitchers took it per- coach) Rod Carew really beat \t' son ally. into us, especially situational hit" They have accepted . the .ring," Barker said. "We moved challenge," said first-year man- guys over. That's the way it's got to be. That's baseball at its best." ager Davey Lopes, now 2-0. Go deep? Junior hasn't even The Brewers ·are enjoying left the infield. Griffey grounded crashing Junior's homecoming out three time~ :against Milwau- party. They've . already topped kee's infield shjft, struck out and their high point . of '99, when stranded a pair of runners on they won their opener and were · never above .500 again. third Wednes~)i He got a polite hand from the They've gotten none of the crowd of 23,059 when his soft Oashbulbs but both of the wins roUer to first scored the' Reds' so far. . first run and gave him his first "Being on the road with . all RBI in Cincinnati. Otherwise, the Griffey hype and all that's nothing. going on here, that's awesome;' And he .wasn't alone. The Barker said. "It's_a tough situaReds were 2-for-16 with run- tion when everything's zoned in ners in scoring position, leaving on him." them 3-for-26 this season when Milwaukee's pitchers have a clutch hit is needed. zoned in on •.him quite 'impres- "It's making·pitches when you sively.Jimmy Haynes (1 -0) made have· to, and sometimes it's just his NatioriaT'League debut and baseball," said David Weathers, remembered something about who pitched out of a threat in his days in the AL - how to the seventh. "You may face pitch to Junior. Griffey is 3-fotthem again latl;.l' in the season 19 career against the right-hanand they might get their hits." der, . - · Only two Reds got any to "I think I kind of bear, down speak of Wednesday. Pokey . when I get .to guys like t!Iat and Reese and Eadie Taubensee liaa ''1'itiake ; b~tte'r · pitches to gilys four . apiece, combining for all who can hit ·home · runs," Haynes said. ,bpt five of Cincinnati's 13 hits. How unusual is that? The last The Brewers readily admit time the Reds had two players that part of it is good fortune, get four. hits apiece in a loss was JINXED JUNIOR? - Ken Griffey. Jr., of Clnclnntai prepares to throw his bat toward the dugout following July 16,1991, when' Hal Morris an unsuccessful trip to the plate Wednesday against the Brewers. Griffey is Q.for-10 in 2000. (AP) . Prep Sports :. ' ' B•Mbllll WediiMdlly'l I'MUitl · · Vinton County 5, Southern 4 Meigs at Federal Hocking, ppd. . Belpre at Easlern, ppd. Gallia Academy 10, River Valley 3 Jackson 11, Point Pleasant 5 • • All TlmH Eoor•m • Buoch Qrond Notlonoi, BetiSouth 320 p.m. • Saturday • TNN 1 • Crllllman Truck SoriH, NAPA 250 2 p.m. • Saturday • ESPN • Wlnoton Cup, CloO<Iy'o 500 1 p.m. • Sunday • ESP.N --- • 2000 POINTS STANDINGS 1. Bobby Labonte, 1.114 2. ~ M•lirl. 1,030 J. Wll{<l Bl.l"tDI}.-1-,0~4 o• Etmriirdt. t5t 4. •s. RvltrWall~ . Mlk• Wllll&ce, 873 Todd BOON, 1,013 Andy Ho~atOfl . 8!59 ~urt Jeff Qrqn, 976 Rnty Woll, Q68 O!'ook:l Grqn, 917 940 n, Burton, 134 · ' 1. ftiUCO Mitt K&nMth . 1 ,08!5 Mat~( 1 . Rlckr RIXId, 907 Ron Hornaday. 862 Kevin Grubb, 811 Jason Keller, 771 Hri. P~tr Jr.• 7~ Green Fonnlt: 320 181)1/190. 72 ml'&s Quolllyl.,. SterHrc Ma~ln, Che\lrolet. 113.566 mph, March 16. 1996 Race record: Jett Green. Chevrolet. 83.608 - · Ap<H 2. 1999 Nolllllo: With the Winston Cup reiulars racine et Martinsville, this race should see the season's first victory 17t a BGN reau!ar. •-d: Butch. 843 W!iol: NA~ 250 - . : Martinsville (1/l!.) Speedway (.526mlle treckl ·Saturdey, Ap~l8 DIP11 1111nc c:lllornplon: Jimmy Hen•y F - : 250 laps/131.5 miles Gulllr.•c record: Mike Bliss, Your1Unt' IAittn .' TOP TEN • Weekly ranklngs by NASCAR This Week writer Monte DUtton. Last week 's ranking Is In parentheses. 1. (11 0 :c: ...... 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 7. 8. 9. 0 0) z"'·g_ ;; S iii ~ ~ ctS (.) (!) (61 ( 21 • (41 ( 31 ( 5) (7) ( 8) . 10. c: ·Q) Bobb~ Labonte Extended hlo pointe lellll Jell Burton ·Two seconde, one ftl'll Ward Burton Not ono or hie !Hitter w-. Dale EaJnhordl Flnlohad well, but behind Jr. · Dale Jarrett Third flnleh outolde top 20 Ruety Wallace Maklnl oome champ no111 Mork Martin Two otraiJht outolde top 10 Tony Stewart Rallied lrom a lap down Dale Eamhartlt Jr. Alread~ a winner _ , 12 Ricky Rudd ' Not quito eorted out yot · E . "0 a3 Earnhardt Jr. won for the first Texas .' Qllelaaii. . . •Jr.~wtlll• . .• - tu. Of,_ ·, I I ' I ct,~mplon; WOI111'1 )'Its 1.2th Winston Cup • start to be"come the second rookl& In as , manY years ~ win In ,NASCAR 's premier aerlea. 1 · o_nly one .driver In the modern era of NASCAR hat won sooner. Ron Bouchard, wi)O never won again, scorad In his 11th'Vy at Talladega lri 1981. Until tOny Stew&rt won three times In 1999, no rookie had won a Winston CUp race since Davey ldllson won twice In 1987. on a grand scale 1MB".;, , . ~ f EUD Of THEWHK ' ~ PIIIBtt va. 5~ Park Ridenour Supply 0 I • • •• · Pruet\, who hed !ailed to mal<~ t11e star tin& lleld ot the ,. prevlotls twQ tracks. put hie Col wetiHWned Fof!lln llili leitl , bY the ro.. th lap of the DlracTV 500 alter otorllf\C lh~d . E.,tv .· St. Rt. 248 Chester 985·3308 lk· CarlO! <>Wnod,bJ Dale Earnhardt ~~ /~'' ~-~ . .. .,. . • .: .1 2 _stsrts.1 wln,1 lOP' '"" ' ~ •••••••4•••• In the race, nowever\ Pruett's Ford was ~ from behind bY Pori<'• c~nitot, and Pruett iwt>Uf1d tip 27!h, Some ' members of Park's teem aald theW drtver neY8I" touched" Pf\,.tt. ', M--on. . . ~..... ~) . · NAICAR Tille \11-'1 'Pruett. who will probobly ~'a, dHiicu~ tlo\le i!lllklric tha ' I • 1101: Bobby 1.8bo:nte. shtth or , 1111 op-: ••• ,>'~ • ~ ·~ rt • ~,~- ·. 1 •' ~ • ...... ..•..... hi""" •:! Oear~SCARThisWeek. 1 go block to l990whef!youtookpotnts lway rrom M1rk Mar1in, and he lost... thcchamplonshlp. Then If~ ycal'l back, wl;'tn GM n~~,:,;:.,:·~=ih the Tau~ at age 86 new Monte ca rlo, 1 nd Ford with a partially new T1 urus - three races GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - Lee Petty, a stock car pioneer and patriarch of a racing dynasty, died at 86. Petty was the father ofWinston Cup great Richard Petty, grandfather of Kyle Petty, and gre~t­ grandfather of Adam Petty, who made his Win~ton Cup debut last weekend. Petty had 55 career wins, seventh-most in NASCAR Winston Cup history, and was a three-time Grand National champion. His son Richard ranks first with 200 1 ""'onc1 rhe fi..t ....,, you took away from Ford. Now OM comes ow with 1 ondyou t:MGM ""'"'· Lut~yoodkllhesamelhinclo 0Ki ltiffle. Whit aives here? I've ..,, llitlsc.GM boytaer caUiht. and they dfdn't lose any points. Would )'OU pleuc e~~plain thia to me? Rollcrt M. S"'lth q.. WIMhlller, VII. ·£•• Aftlrlhc ftnt three ~~oces (lhls season), it wu quite obvious why the (television ratinp) wrntto the lowcsl sinec.l993 : Jeff Gordon. His (ailuK with the Chcvys kepi him OUt or the top nves. so people tum~ the tuner to 110mtlhina else. Chuck Bbltr ,. -· -- NASCAR This week ,. JUSTIN, Te11as - A.J. Foyt, preperini for 1ht only Win•on CUp race ln hi1 Mil~ Te11u, di•miued AROUND THE GARAGE A.J. FO)'ImadeRickMasunoft'crhr couldn't ~Fuse, and~ with him the beslofluck." • . One cannOt help bul wonder if Ricky Craven. who wu rookie of the year wtlile drivinJ "cdrick's No. 41 in 199S, miette factor into Hedrick\ plant. Initial indkations were lhlt it wU unlikely. - weteran Dick Trickle in CKchanae ror another~mn. Rkk M..a, whO FO)'t ~ will drivt his No. 14 Conseco Pontiat for the rna or the year. Trickle .will drive the No. 60 ~normally driven by the ll(M'o injured OWfTI'C)'!Bodinc. TCCI Mus-"rave IJUbbcd fdr Bodine recently. Mutl dcftttlon caused a vaca~y at Larry Hedrick's Chevrolet leam, where Gacy Bradberry will do the X . STE~LING UNPLUGGED:~ Una Martin· on the 9 hevtolet In which he ra«d tt Tuu; ''Thi1 eaf has 101 all lhc .downr~e In the drivinaducinatTeqa. ' world. We1 went from one molorto "We'~ Mlulll111 our option! for ~not ..r motor that's &Ol .CO more the'"' orthe Raton." said Hedrick. hOI'IC~r. lnd it llln It lhc same ' \ ' Puntl Corda. na. wms. Petty . was voted Mechanic of the Year in 1950, and most popular driver in 1953 and 1954. I· ~ IMJMSNW . u.s. women "By the time ~ eet to Trxas,ITII}'be !ipecd. The lxly1 have worlccd their announc~ent, we h1v~ decided ro we'll be tble to 'nnoonce our pl1ns. gutll ou\, and that's as fast as il is skip Teus 1o ~ beUcr prepared for liJ Monti Dwtton X oW NASCAR This W..~ • Foyt .switches to Mast t~ drive No. 14 Consec() Pontl;~e • Lee Petty dies came out ~•th a Mo:~ C1rio, t~~ ran the JN ole Y11.r ore you 1 ' on around""' thOt ~ roelly don, tnl!iv W-lr., ·· yourse".~~~~ly, .0 he Jtl,.lt wlnti d'ilra.Jo '{"<,' , II< 't uplotn II b<couse ~ :~: .._ hi~ nd 1 ~ fi NASCA~ This Wed: Lt nat affi/lakd ,. take~ min~,e and d'o ~ , •·: ~ . ,c;-~VI.~tl ··'· ~"'<.-: with thegovernlrrgbot/y, Hi-do think there t.v '.some sel«tf..e mtmOI')' herr. · ~townoo:" RJrlnstance. in 1991, Ford.c won tht SeQ.fCHJ ~jim nfr" n~c.·~f . 'SOII W Sil'l '£ !UO!SIAIO lt~S .<llotiiS 84.1 'Z ~6S6t Ul 'CIWB40M.88 AUU\fOr "1: , • wh.,_ 1. Who lost the first Daytona 500 in a photo finish 'to Lee Petty? 2. What was the orl&lnal name of the NASCAR Winston ' Cup Series? . 3. What was the or~&~nai listed size of Dar1inaton Raceway? ,.,_- \. There' a a lOt Ot tr~t~•ll~e this thlt We P,)n't , i-un the same, at.,we jUI~ ·f-~Jiy. run ~ . here .... We didn't char:ce an~lnlal("daY .. tong. That tells yoult'l1just 1 &Oqd race car;' l·could ldjuat my ctrtyfr!C l!n.t ind · ~le'to ' ·e8ch set ofttr,.. I didn't~ to dO 1 WhOle lot. l;d polht and shoot. and thlt~thlnc 111n. · . That's 1!b0tJ! all thera ':\'.. . to It,' 1. . l ·Old you think JOU'I ""\a 1 ~~ "I · ,-. thought so. I think' We're "Ire to .~ 8 ~ couple of rookie• let into victory lene thll~ year. I d!dn,'t k - hQW qulclt~ It would· come. I''" kl'd 'Of qYerwttelmid with happened. ~.. lr• jUI_t cr~, ~an,,. r ~ I -~ ytitlr•lill 'Ht]ulttok1:. ,. ~ me he~ me; arid lie WJ~nted to make . · sure 11took the time to e'*'Y thlt:'an<l 'r llai 1 . lillie bit wlih,\'ihet JV8 acc:ompjlohlllltOdly. , You c'aft &et lo SW8pt up1wtth 'wh8t.'k F.Jhl, go~nK to a:o. That's as rast a1l'm aoin11 to ride in it" X NEW CREW CHIEF: Midweit Transit Racl~~~o for'll'hM:h Rkky Crlven turmrtly drives, haa hlmj Grq Con~ ncr u crew chief. c"onner, 34, has served previously u crew ehitf on teams owned by CaleYarboroughandJunic~lavey. "Grtg [s a srcat addition,'to !his young team," team manaa:trCharlcy Pres~ley said. "He brinpitekfiowletigt necemry to nm co iri-..e!y and aneW enthusiasm o a team which hils scru~;~led early...lhis year. "While we are CIICilcd lboul lhis Mar11nsvil1e. We will teN 11 either Manin1ville or Greenville (S.C.) lo allow Cree 1nd Ricky to work tocethctprior ro their fim ra~:e." X --1·-? ... """""'• Wowl A rooldt pll !"''!" - - out pll ' ""!: . ~ , . IIIDiH'IIm-Jr,'l THE ROOKIE PERILS: Dave mlte at ·B ill Da"Wis Raclna. ranked rounh in the Cup rookie Bllndl•as enlrrina Texu. "I'd say the rooltie nM:e probably is aoinjlhe WI)' most people.thouJht," uld Blaney. "Kenaeth 1nd Earnhardt have had some &ood runs, and the rc11 or, us have ttruasled. We've 1tnG;Ied 1 bit more than we 'MIUid have liked." WARNER DAVIDSON, N.C. (AP) Tiffeny Milbrett set up Christie Welsh for all three of her goals as U.S. women routed Iceland 8-0. The Americans also got two goals from Christie Pearce as coach April Heinrichs rested most vet~ erans. lnouronco Agency 113 w. 2nd S1reet, Pomeroy, OH 45789 0111.. : 9112-5479 - · Crow chloi,Tonr .;;..;...: 11!'1 Cllr chlil 'fllirr lury JLietlai tliltmld pit ..... thll Huskers hire ~ Nko'voiorMo lit ttro' ~te·o .ftl"""!' ex-luiler ·coach ,ftrot vtoitMy, LINCOLN, Neh. (AP) Barry CoUier, whose Buder team nearly upset NCAA tournament runner-up Florida in the first round, was hired as Nebraska basketball coach. He replaces Danny Nee, fired Mart;.h 13 after 14 seasons. The Huskers 'went 11-19 this seaSt,>n, matching .the school's worst loss total. Nebraska 'has made six NtAA tourn.arnents but never . got past the first round. CoUier, who agreed to a 5-year contract,' was i 96-132 in 11 seasons at Butler. He also was an assistant at Idaho and Stanford, before returning to his alma mater in 1989. ' Place Your Business~s Ad here • \ Call . The Daily Senti,ne·l for d· et~ils. Dave Harris or Matt Haskins· 992-2155 ' . ' 461 South Third Middleport, Ohio (740) 992-2196 ' v I. • ( --- ....... f. -......... .. I Vikings defeat Tornadoes in pitcher's duel RACINE - Southern lost .a 5-4 -heartbreaker Wednesday to ,Vintt;>n County. Southern's J .ll Boso and Vinton County's Phil Lash hooked up in j! hot pitching battle, With Lash earning the win. · Both pitchers gave up seven hits. On the scor~card; Boso was even all the more impressive as he fanned 12 Vikings and walked just two. Lash fanned seven Southern batters and walked just one in picking up the victory. Vinton County (2-1, TVC 2-1) scored first in the first on two singles to Jason Eberts and Shawn Moore. A Southern error entered into the score. In the bottom half the inning, Southern took a 21 lead when Adam Cumings rode home on a Jamie Baker home run. Lash fanned five of the 'six batters be faced in the secfYnd and third innings. He struck out base. After a scoreless sixth that saw Eberts the only runSouthern's ].B. Boso struck out 11 batters while Vinton County's Phil Lash recorded ner for both teams *anded at first, SHS threatened in . the bottom of the seven.th. Lead-off batter Ryan HiU seven strikeouts and picked up the win reached ·on an error. w.llen seqmd baseman Ruckel went deep in the hole at"second. the side in the third inning. Reiber · tried to bunt Hill to second but Vinton Meanwhile,. the Vikings tied the score in the second County got the lead-off runner at second. Reiber on a Barnett lead-off triple and an error on Kinney's then tried to steal se.CO!Jd and was gunned down to grounder. The Vikes took the lead in the third on a end the ball gaplei • lead-off walk to Clemons, an error and back-to-hack . Southern hitters :were Cumings a double and single, singles to Gill and Barnett. ' Hill with two singles, Bake.r had a home run, Norris a Southern (1-4, TVC 1-2) fell 5-2 in the fifth when single, and Hubbard a triple. Vinton County hitters Clemons reached on an error and rode home on a were Gill and Barnett two hits , Lash a home run, Lash home run. The Tornadoes came back to 5-4 in Moore ,a single and Eberts, a single. the bottom of the · inning when Kyle )'!orris singled Southern goes to Waterford Thursday for a make-up and scored on a Chad Hubbard triple. Cumings game,. knocked home Hubbard, but was left stranded on Southern rallies to edg~ Vinton Co.· RACINE - SJ>.uthern scored a dramatic 9~8 come-frombehind win over Vinton County Thunday in girls TVC softball action. FaUon R9ush doubled home Laraine Lawson with the gamewinning run. Vinton County (2-2, TVC 11) went up 2-0 in the first on two Southern errors and singles by Angie Clemons•.and Whimey !;'rater. Southern carne right back to tie the ·score on walks to Kim lhle, Laraine Lawson, Fallon Roush and a double by Stacy Lyons, 22. . ·~ · Still tied enterillg the ·third inning, Vinton County took the lead on a Juli OrloWski single, a Prater sacrifice builf, . a J. Fee triple 'and Bailey sirtgle. the· score 4-2. Southern came back-with one run when Ihle reached on an error. Fallon Roush walked and Ihle came home on a stolen base . ,, ....... ' thrash Iceland JEFF . -.ry Ill tllo -TY ' Blaney, who Ia W.rd Burton\ oeam- . j .... I • .HOTr Jerry ~adoau. who lleid aaa1n ned ioeek at l\1artlnalll\le. real~ ~dOd •III!Od 1 run. S~reli Park dld .fiOI mean,w nk hlfl!. but tlit r,pjay ', 1 ··tiro~ tc J6th In the iiOinta clearl~ shoWed contact.~. ,' . Frldlly'a acllec:lule Point Plap~t at WJ~ Dryden lnv., TBA J" I' Gallia Academy at Chesapeake lnv., 5:00 River Valley at Chesape!ll~e lnv., 5:00 ·· \o~'l.!" lhlarUl!t,tr~lift!-··~l!tt~!t!? ' Ja '•.I• • >l'vo noticed I>V" ·~· )'OI", you _;;..,;"r ~fnhardt, th'e son of the sev8n-ti~ · . ·:, rcta~U)o. don't'k~ ~y we rl(n to well hli'l•{': ·' y seem to ravorGM overForJ:I. Wei ~111 S · glue U used 10 qfflx the lug nun to tM whcel5 so Ileal they OIY alrtudy Jn place whtlt Glr lm!PIChu Ql'l UMd 10 tighten tMm. 1'1/'"M~~tor·~~. 1.1-'~ . Accessori88 on&.e the tires hllvt bun put on. T1re liVe finish, 2 top-10 fipliheo, 0 polio. .• , , .. •.• $845,2j;i!'tn lwoe!J,Ii'fl.IOU ' k !',, ..1 , 1 1 " , , ;> , . Flrall: start (l\1•y 30.-1991, at Chitttittel. Oole Earnhartlt·Jr. made hlmsell the. • pole (none), wtn (Ap<li ~' liOOt?t 'ot T'ual • ~ f~l1te .f or Winston Cup rookie of the Year llnct ,... . . 118 the ene lrtt it:., .with ~victor~ ln,1thO DlrecTV 500 at Texas , 1 Bllldl GrW N~ Vtct!DI'J, wfty • you· ; F· ham"""''" See us for Your Stihl" · Power Tools' & Track & Fl•ld Today'a achec:IUIB South Gallia at Federal Hocking, 4:30 Glutt JoaiiQt ftold the lug nuLf 011 J BJ Moirto Dutton N.AS.CA. R.l,hl, ~ •. ek •The -llllohM.- • ' Frlday'a.achlidul• Point Pleasant at Wahama, 4:00 Gallia Academy af" Portsmouth, 4:30 Peru,l•d • Texas Motor' Speodway officials 'ducio 61 million soft-drink can1. .; ' Sloce E~nherdt'a lather won eariler this t.-.ck h~t 2,SOO toilets. hive ai}VIyt taken 11;rcat pride in · · ~ar-. Atlanta,~ \WO beCame ~e first poinlin& oo1 that ciaht Tcxu Stadi· • Beverages consumed at 1~ father-aJkl.:sof\ cot'nbiMtlon to win In the um1 {home oft he Dallu Cowboy1) track would l'ill a 34,000-IPIIOn aame se81on..,... 8obby '""Davey Allison would r~~o in the tnck\ infield. ·~ In ~ I , pool. ' Aloni ~oJne mOre "fun f"t,," · MQ~PetOWft: &orr! 11')(1 raised In KannapoliS, •Th• 10ld, If "''ko.t;· would allain tltt heijthl ofa 74-atory lncludin&: , ~ N.C. Now llyoa jn MOiwe,avllle. N.C. , , ' • ·The fronl-tl~~h. 11randstand5 buildinc. 1nd lllt hoi dop, if placed ·, t~• Aa« 25 ~ contaifl ~r~Ouah. lluminum to pro· end· to-e~ would llfPch nine mil~. ; • ·~(· Np. ~,;,.,..,., C~evrolet '-~Gnta . liiiHJ:. Today'• achedula Point Pleasant at Ripley, 4:30 .Gallia Ae&(:lemy sf Marietta, 4:30 drillf!n. BUSCH GRANO NATIONAL racing~~ 'Tennla if u tie rver lra#riid. the po/nt.r a"d money for positions .one and two would be combined aNI .vp/il betwtert the fl.t.O MyrOnTiiomptOn aao. a .fame time. ~ arsume, . JUSTIN, Te11as- Guess what? The~ held a BGN !'flee et Texas Motor Speedway. and Mark Martin won it. ' a Ford. has Martin, drlvlnl that Earhhardt'S dad won won four time~ already !n the lpr the first time. The older NASCAR aeries. and Winston Earraharclt's flt&t 't'tctoty came Cup reaul8ra have won all at Bristol. seven of the BGN events : The Da~ Eernt~ardt )r. 's victory race ended ~fter nllhtfall, 'came In his 12th Career atart. tetevlslon coveraae. without His mar&ln of VICtory, 5.92 aecorlds, was easlty the widest because .rain caused a delay · of more than four hours. of the year. His !ather, who.. u No NASCAR ruct has mr been lleor ~ASCAR Thi~ W..~ rvc heard thll you glue the lua nuca on when you put the tires on. and I wa1 Wondering if the temperroture would have anythina. to 4o with haw lhe lug nuts hold. since you use elue. time at the same track, Texas Motor Speedway;- where he claimed his flrs't Busch Grand Nlttorill victory. It was also on the s8me weekend, 21 years ..r::. . Fndey'a.achec:lule Gallia Academy 8t Marietta, 5:00 River Valley at Athens, 5:00 Meigs at Belpre, 5:00 Warren 81 Point PleBSBnt, 5:00 Federal Hocking at Eastern, 5:00 Miller at Southern, 5:00 ruled a d«Jd h~. but 011a at Tal~ ladega. nK.,otlrercan '" dre #Opflw t'I'WSed the finish fltte 111 uactly tire Joined him in victory lane, finished Se\'enth. · JUSTIN, Te•as- Oole · Todey'8 achec:lule Wahama at Southern. 5:00 · Gallia Academy at Athens, 5:00 Benlon,Ark. FROM LASTWEIK THI WINSTON CUP IERIES ::.i m. Ow bllllen Dear tojASCAR This W..k, 1rec:ently wa1ched the Cracker Barrei 59Q. The finish with Bobby Labonte and Dale Earnhardt was pretty dose. 1wuwonderin~o irthere had been 1 fie, whal Would htve happened'? TrvyH- i/1 • Softball Wednesd•y'a resulta Point Pleasant 10, Jackson t Gallia Academy 11, River Valley 4 Belpre 11, Eastern 1 Southam 9, Vinton County 8 Wahama at Clay Co .• no report Me;gs at Federal Hocking, ppd. Ford. 94.275 mph, Ap<1116. 1999 Raot record: Jimmy Hensley, Oodge, 74.282 mph, Ap<ll17, 'Dale Dennll Stllflf, 506 RICk CrtwfOrd, 47V Friday'• achedule Marietta at Gallla .t.cademy, 5:00 Athens at River Valley, 5:00 , · F~deral Hocking at Eastern, 5:00 Miller at Southern, 5:00 Point Pleasant at Warren, 5:00 Meigs at Belpre, 5:00 - ' CRAFT11MAN 1TIUCII HRIES •••••••••••• -·PROfllF·~ Gtl••om. 1- Oale Jen.ri. 89!5 t . Terry Lebontll. 878 10. Jer•ITI)o Ml)fltld, ~ FOld, 81.41b mph, Ap<ll 21, ' 1996 Com In& up: Goody's Body Pain Notablt: Anclretti'S victory a 500 year ago was ~ only Ponllec Whtrt: Martinsville (Ya .) victory not claimed by etther Speedway (.526-mlle track) Bobby Labonte OJ Tony Stewart. Whon: Sunday, Ap<ll 9 -·champion: lohn BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL Atldrettl Format: 500 laps; 263 mnes Whllt BeUSouth 320 Qulttfylrw r.cord: Tony Where: Nashville (Tenn.) Stewart. Pontiac, 95.275 .....,, Speedway USA (.596-mile tracl<l APIII16. 1999 Whon: Seturday, Ap<11 8 RIICI rtcord: Rusty wanace, Deftndlnl ctllmplon: Jeff · Otlt& Biffle. M1 Joe RuttmM, 581 Stew 580 Jldl spraaue. 574 TerryC~. 574 Mwtln, 905 Today'•achedula Wahama at Southern, 5:00 Athens at Gallla Academy, 5:00 ON THE SCHEDULE litE WINSTON CUP HRIES The Dally Sentiqel • . and passed baU, 4-3; Vinton County took its biggest lead in the fourth when with one out Belinda Hayes singled and Clemons doubled. OrloWski then reached on an error, then on the relay from the outfield. Stacy Lyons threw a strike home to Heather Dailey who nailed Prater in a bangbang play at the plate. Southern's defense saving that run proved to be a big play, holding the score at 6-3. . In the bottom of the fourth, Sarah Brauer walked, Emily Stivers singled, Rachel Chapman singled to load the bases, an~ ' lhle tripled as the Vinton County defense hipped Chapman at the plate. Lawson tpen hit behipd the runner to knock in lhle from third to tie the game, 6-6. Vinton County came back with two in the fifth on singles by Orlowski, Bailey and · Hayes to take an 8-6 lead. Southern (3-2, TVC 3-1) again fought back. Dailey led off with a double diving head first into second ahead of the tag. With one out, Kati Cummins hammered a triple· to knock iri courtesy runner Brigeite Barnes. Brauer then lifted a towering high !ly sacrifice to left field as Cummins sprinted home with the tying run, 8.-8. Brauer and the Southern defense were at their best, setting the Vikings down 1-2-3. Southern came up .in the top of the sixth. Chapman led off with a walk, Ihle had 1acrifice bunt to move here to second then after a force out Lawson singled. Roush then hammered home a double, knocking home J-awson with the even!Ual winning run. After Brauer struck out the first batter, Bailey singled, but Brauer got Caudill to ·ground ,....._ ...ly..... l2 • I I. Belpre eXplodes .for win over Eastem EAST MEIGS --\ Belpre Janet Calaway sacrificed her to broke a scoreless tie in the third second, then Carrie Wiggins inning, then rode home a one- hit a single to the outfield and hitter by hurler Stacy Adams as the fielder bobbled the ball, the Golden Eagles posted an allowing Eastern's oniy .run to I 1-1 victory ·over Eastern. score. • Entering the third inning, Eastern's l;one hit was by Carboth Juli Bailey and Stacy rie Wiggins. Adams were locked in a tough For Belpre (3-0, TVC 3-0), pitching duel. With two out, Thornhill had two doubles and Andrea Vest hit a nubber in a single, Mohler had two sinfront of the plate and reached gles, Cline had tWo doubles and a single . on aiJ eroor. ' Candy Malone then hit one Candy Malone two singles, between left and center to puslr Angie Hinzey had a single and" home the first Belpre run. Vest a single. In the fourth inning, Afton . For Eastern, Bailey fanned Thornhill · singled up · middle;, one; walked one and hit one in MicheUe Mohler reached on Sl\fl'ering the loss. error, and Stephani~ Cline douAdams fanned 1 1, W<tlked two bled home two runs, the score and hit one en rou~ to a one3-0. hitter. Eastern (1-2, TVC 1-2) came Eastern has a make-up game back in founh when Tammy at MiUer tonight and plays FedBissell was hit with a pitch, eral Hacking at home Friday. �_ .............. -""._ ..... .... ._.~. Inside: I . Page. A e • The O.lly Sentinel Thuraday, April 6, 2000 P.omeroy, Middleport, Ohio Today's scoreboard, Page B2 . AL & NLroundups, Page 86 Masteri starts today, Page 86. NBA wrapup, Pa~e-B6 • The Daily Sentinel encourages your support of these ·area businesses who make thi~~\page possible. · Page 81 Thunclay. April I, 2000 'THuRsDAY'S " ~ HIGHLIGHTS a*d ;),! \ CINCINNATA (AP) •' a;d Chris Sabo teamed up Sammy Sosa is 2-for- 15. Mark• St. Louis won 8-7. ' "You've got to tip your ca11s McGwire is out with a creaky hack. Ken Griffey Jr. is 0-for-10 to their bullpen," said DmitH ' and hasn't hit a ball out:'! of thc J ¥:<>llng, who was 1-f~r-4. "They mfield. · · s~pt us down. Were playmg What's going on with the NL ~~· ~ut they're playing better." Central's feared home run trio? ''"''1,Kevin Barker, Tyler Houston The Milwauke~ Brewers can a.g.d GeoffJenkins homered and raise their pitching hands and ieVen different Brewers . scored proudly supply one-third of the .in a 'balanced offense that cmn-. answer. plemented the gritty pitchi1ng. The Brewers' staff kept Junior , Mainly. the Brewers , in check again Wednesday night doing the litde tltings - hitting ·· and frustrated . ).Us new team- ·\)ehind runners, taking advan•, .. mates as weU i'l- an 8-5 victory "'*ge of an errant throw by Steve , over the Cincinnati Reds. Parris (0- 1) and scoring in four ' Coming into the series, Reds copsecu~ive innings to st~r' fans wondered how many ahead. . ,., , homers Junior would hit. Mil"In spring training, (hittiilg"' waukee's pitchers took it per- coach) Rod Carew really beat \t' son ally. into us, especially situational hit" They have accepted . the .ring," Barker said. "We moved challenge," said first-year man- guys over. That's the way it's got to be. That's baseball at its best." ager Davey Lopes, now 2-0. Go deep? Junior hasn't even The Brewers ·are enjoying left the infield. Griffey grounded crashing Junior's homecoming out three time~ :against Milwau- party. They've . already topped kee's infield shjft, struck out and their high point . of '99, when stranded a pair of runners on they won their opener and were · never above .500 again. third Wednes~)i He got a polite hand from the They've gotten none of the crowd of 23,059 when his soft Oashbulbs but both of the wins roUer to first scored the' Reds' so far. . first run and gave him his first "Being on the road with . all RBI in Cincinnati. Otherwise, the Griffey hype and all that's nothing. going on here, that's awesome;' And he .wasn't alone. The Barker said. "It's_a tough situaReds were 2-for-16 with run- tion when everything's zoned in ners in scoring position, leaving on him." them 3-for-26 this season when Milwaukee's pitchers have a clutch hit is needed. zoned in on •.him quite 'impres- "It's making·pitches when you sively.Jimmy Haynes (1 -0) made have· to, and sometimes it's just his NatioriaT'League debut and baseball," said David Weathers, remembered something about who pitched out of a threat in his days in the AL - how to the seventh. "You may face pitch to Junior. Griffey is 3-fotthem again latl;.l' in the season 19 career against the right-hanand they might get their hits." der, . - · Only two Reds got any to "I think I kind of bear, down speak of Wednesday. Pokey . when I get .to guys like t!Iat and Reese and Eadie Taubensee liaa ''1'itiake ; b~tte'r · pitches to gilys four . apiece, combining for all who can hit ·home · runs," Haynes said. ,bpt five of Cincinnati's 13 hits. How unusual is that? The last The Brewers readily admit time the Reds had two players that part of it is good fortune, get four. hits apiece in a loss was JINXED JUNIOR? - Ken Griffey. Jr., of Clnclnntai prepares to throw his bat toward the dugout following July 16,1991, when' Hal Morris an unsuccessful trip to the plate Wednesday against the Brewers. Griffey is Q.for-10 in 2000. (AP) . Prep Sports :. ' ' B•Mbllll WediiMdlly'l I'MUitl · · Vinton County 5, Southern 4 Meigs at Federal Hocking, ppd. . Belpre at Easlern, ppd. Gallia Academy 10, River Valley 3 Jackson 11, Point Pleasant 5 • • All TlmH Eoor•m • Buoch Qrond Notlonoi, BetiSouth 320 p.m. • Saturday • TNN 1 • Crllllman Truck SoriH, NAPA 250 2 p.m. • Saturday • ESPN • Wlnoton Cup, CloO<Iy'o 500 1 p.m. • Sunday • ESP.N --- • 2000 POINTS STANDINGS 1. Bobby Labonte, 1.114 2. ~ M•lirl. 1,030 J. Wll{<l Bl.l"tDI}.-1-,0~4 o• Etmriirdt. t5t 4. •s. RvltrWall~ . Mlk• Wllll&ce, 873 Todd BOON, 1,013 Andy Ho~atOfl . 8!59 ~urt Jeff Qrqn, 976 Rnty Woll, Q68 O!'ook:l Grqn, 917 940 n, Burton, 134 · ' 1. ftiUCO Mitt K&nMth . 1 ,08!5 Mat~( 1 . Rlckr RIXId, 907 Ron Hornaday. 862 Kevin Grubb, 811 Jason Keller, 771 Hri. P~tr Jr.• 7~ Green Fonnlt: 320 181)1/190. 72 ml'&s Quolllyl.,. SterHrc Ma~ln, Che\lrolet. 113.566 mph, March 16. 1996 Race record: Jett Green. Chevrolet. 83.608 - · Ap<H 2. 1999 Nolllllo: With the Winston Cup reiulars racine et Martinsville, this race should see the season's first victory 17t a BGN reau!ar. •-d: Butch. 843 W!iol: NA~ 250 - . : Martinsville (1/l!.) Speedway (.526mlle treckl ·Saturdey, Ap~l8 DIP11 1111nc c:lllornplon: Jimmy Hen•y F - : 250 laps/131.5 miles Gulllr.•c record: Mike Bliss, Your1Unt' IAittn .' TOP TEN • Weekly ranklngs by NASCAR This Week writer Monte DUtton. Last week 's ranking Is In parentheses. 1. (11 0 :c: ...... 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 7. 8. 9. 0 0) z"'·g_ ;; S iii ~ ~ ctS (.) (!) (61 ( 21 • (41 ( 31 ( 5) (7) ( 8) . 10. c: ·Q) Bobb~ Labonte Extended hlo pointe lellll Jell Burton ·Two seconde, one ftl'll Ward Burton Not ono or hie !Hitter w-. Dale EaJnhordl Flnlohad well, but behind Jr. · Dale Jarrett Third flnleh outolde top 20 Ruety Wallace Maklnl oome champ no111 Mork Martin Two otraiJht outolde top 10 Tony Stewart Rallied lrom a lap down Dale Eamhartlt Jr. Alread~ a winner _ , 12 Ricky Rudd ' Not quito eorted out yot · E . "0 a3 Earnhardt Jr. won for the first Texas .' Qllelaaii. . . •Jr.~wtlll• . .• - tu. Of,_ ·, I I ' I ct,~mplon; WOI111'1 )'Its 1.2th Winston Cup • start to be"come the second rookl& In as , manY years ~ win In ,NASCAR 's premier aerlea. 1 · o_nly one .driver In the modern era of NASCAR hat won sooner. Ron Bouchard, wi)O never won again, scorad In his 11th'Vy at Talladega lri 1981. Until tOny Stew&rt won three times In 1999, no rookie had won a Winston CUp race since Davey ldllson won twice In 1987. on a grand scale 1MB".;, , . ~ f EUD Of THEWHK ' ~ PIIIBtt va. 5~ Park Ridenour Supply 0 I • • •• · Pruet\, who hed !ailed to mal<~ t11e star tin& lleld ot the ,. prevlotls twQ tracks. put hie Col wetiHWned Fof!lln llili leitl , bY the ro.. th lap of the DlracTV 500 alter otorllf\C lh~d . E.,tv .· St. Rt. 248 Chester 985·3308 lk· CarlO! <>Wnod,bJ Dale Earnhardt ~~ /~'' ~-~ . .. .,. . • .: .1 2 _stsrts.1 wln,1 lOP' '"" ' ~ •••••••4•••• In the race, nowever\ Pruett's Ford was ~ from behind bY Pori<'• c~nitot, and Pruett iwt>Uf1d tip 27!h, Some ' members of Park's teem aald theW drtver neY8I" touched" Pf\,.tt. ', M--on. . . ~..... ~) . · NAICAR Tille \11-'1 'Pruett. who will probobly ~'a, dHiicu~ tlo\le i!lllklric tha ' I • 1101: Bobby 1.8bo:nte. shtth or , 1111 op-: ••• ,>'~ • ~ ·~ rt • ~,~- ·. 1 •' ~ • ...... ..•..... hi""" •:! Oear~SCARThisWeek. 1 go block to l990whef!youtookpotnts lway rrom M1rk Mar1in, and he lost... thcchamplonshlp. Then If~ ycal'l back, wl;'tn GM n~~,:,;:.,:·~=ih the Tau~ at age 86 new Monte ca rlo, 1 nd Ford with a partially new T1 urus - three races GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - Lee Petty, a stock car pioneer and patriarch of a racing dynasty, died at 86. Petty was the father ofWinston Cup great Richard Petty, grandfather of Kyle Petty, and gre~t­ grandfather of Adam Petty, who made his Win~ton Cup debut last weekend. Petty had 55 career wins, seventh-most in NASCAR Winston Cup history, and was a three-time Grand National champion. His son Richard ranks first with 200 1 ""'onc1 rhe fi..t ....,, you took away from Ford. Now OM comes ow with 1 ondyou t:MGM ""'"'· Lut~yoodkllhesamelhinclo 0Ki ltiffle. Whit aives here? I've ..,, llitlsc.GM boytaer caUiht. and they dfdn't lose any points. Would )'OU pleuc e~~plain thia to me? Rollcrt M. S"'lth q.. WIMhlller, VII. ·£•• Aftlrlhc ftnt three ~~oces (lhls season), it wu quite obvious why the (television ratinp) wrntto the lowcsl sinec.l993 : Jeff Gordon. His (ailuK with the Chcvys kepi him OUt or the top nves. so people tum~ the tuner to 110mtlhina else. Chuck Bbltr ,. -· -- NASCAR This week ,. JUSTIN, Te11as - A.J. Foyt, preperini for 1ht only Win•on CUp race ln hi1 Mil~ Te11u, di•miued AROUND THE GARAGE A.J. FO)'ImadeRickMasunoft'crhr couldn't ~Fuse, and~ with him the beslofluck." • . One cannOt help bul wonder if Ricky Craven. who wu rookie of the year wtlile drivinJ "cdrick's No. 41 in 199S, miette factor into Hedrick\ plant. Initial indkations were lhlt it wU unlikely. - weteran Dick Trickle in CKchanae ror another~mn. Rkk M..a, whO FO)'t ~ will drivt his No. 14 Conseco Pontiat for the rna or the year. Trickle .will drive the No. 60 ~normally driven by the ll(M'o injured OWfTI'C)'!Bodinc. TCCI Mus-"rave IJUbbcd fdr Bodine recently. Mutl dcftttlon caused a vaca~y at Larry Hedrick's Chevrolet leam, where Gacy Bradberry will do the X . STE~LING UNPLUGGED:~ Una Martin· on the 9 hevtolet In which he ra«d tt Tuu; ''Thi1 eaf has 101 all lhc .downr~e In the drivinaducinatTeqa. ' world. We1 went from one molorto "We'~ Mlulll111 our option! for ~not ..r motor that's &Ol .CO more the'"' orthe Raton." said Hedrick. hOI'IC~r. lnd it llln It lhc same ' \ ' Puntl Corda. na. wms. Petty . was voted Mechanic of the Year in 1950, and most popular driver in 1953 and 1954. I· ~ IMJMSNW . u.s. women "By the time ~ eet to Trxas,ITII}'be !ipecd. The lxly1 have worlccd their announc~ent, we h1v~ decided ro we'll be tble to 'nnoonce our pl1ns. gutll ou\, and that's as fast as il is skip Teus 1o ~ beUcr prepared for liJ Monti Dwtton X oW NASCAR This W..~ • Foyt .switches to Mast t~ drive No. 14 Consec() Pontl;~e • Lee Petty dies came out ~•th a Mo:~ C1rio, t~~ ran the JN ole Y11.r ore you 1 ' on around""' thOt ~ roelly don, tnl!iv W-lr., ·· yourse".~~~~ly, .0 he Jtl,.lt wlnti d'ilra.Jo '{"<,' , II< 't uplotn II b<couse ~ :~: .._ hi~ nd 1 ~ fi NASCA~ This Wed: Lt nat affi/lakd ,. take~ min~,e and d'o ~ , •·: ~ . ,c;-~VI.~tl ··'· ~"'<.-: with thegovernlrrgbot/y, Hi-do think there t.v '.some sel«tf..e mtmOI')' herr. · ~townoo:" RJrlnstance. in 1991, Ford.c won tht SeQ.fCHJ ~jim nfr" n~c.·~f . 'SOII W Sil'l '£ !UO!SIAIO lt~S .<llotiiS 84.1 'Z ~6S6t Ul 'CIWB40M.88 AUU\fOr "1: , • wh.,_ 1. Who lost the first Daytona 500 in a photo finish 'to Lee Petty? 2. What was the orl&lnal name of the NASCAR Winston ' Cup Series? . 3. What was the or~&~nai listed size of Dar1inaton Raceway? ,.,_- \. There' a a lOt Ot tr~t~•ll~e this thlt We P,)n't , i-un the same, at.,we jUI~ ·f-~Jiy. run ~ . here .... We didn't char:ce an~lnlal("daY .. tong. That tells yoult'l1just 1 &Oqd race car;' l·could ldjuat my ctrtyfr!C l!n.t ind · ~le'to ' ·e8ch set ofttr,.. I didn't~ to dO 1 WhOle lot. l;d polht and shoot. and thlt~thlnc 111n. · . That's 1!b0tJ! all thera ':\'.. . to It,' 1. . l ·Old you think JOU'I ""\a 1 ~~ "I · ,-. thought so. I think' We're "Ire to .~ 8 ~ couple of rookie• let into victory lene thll~ year. I d!dn,'t k - hQW qulclt~ It would· come. I''" kl'd 'Of qYerwttelmid with happened. ~.. lr• jUI_t cr~, ~an,,. r ~ I -~ ytitlr•lill 'Ht]ulttok1:. ,. ~ me he~ me; arid lie WJ~nted to make . · sure 11took the time to e'*'Y thlt:'an<l 'r llai 1 . lillie bit wlih,\'ihet JV8 acc:ompjlohlllltOdly. , You c'aft &et lo SW8pt up1wtth 'wh8t.'k F.Jhl, go~nK to a:o. That's as rast a1l'm aoin11 to ride in it" X NEW CREW CHIEF: Midweit Transit Racl~~~o for'll'hM:h Rkky Crlven turmrtly drives, haa hlmj Grq Con~ ncr u crew chief. c"onner, 34, has served previously u crew ehitf on teams owned by CaleYarboroughandJunic~lavey. "Grtg [s a srcat addition,'to !his young team," team manaa:trCharlcy Pres~ley said. "He brinpitekfiowletigt necemry to nm co iri-..e!y and aneW enthusiasm o a team which hils scru~;~led early...lhis year. "While we are CIICilcd lboul lhis Mar11nsvil1e. We will teN 11 either Manin1ville or Greenville (S.C.) lo allow Cree 1nd Ricky to work tocethctprior ro their fim ra~:e." X --1·-? ... """""'• Wowl A rooldt pll !"''!" - - out pll ' ""!: . ~ , . IIIDiH'IIm-Jr,'l THE ROOKIE PERILS: Dave mlte at ·B ill Da"Wis Raclna. ranked rounh in the Cup rookie Bllndl•as enlrrina Texu. "I'd say the rooltie nM:e probably is aoinjlhe WI)' most people.thouJht," uld Blaney. "Kenaeth 1nd Earnhardt have had some &ood runs, and the rc11 or, us have ttruasled. We've 1tnG;Ied 1 bit more than we 'MIUid have liked." WARNER DAVIDSON, N.C. (AP) Tiffeny Milbrett set up Christie Welsh for all three of her goals as U.S. women routed Iceland 8-0. The Americans also got two goals from Christie Pearce as coach April Heinrichs rested most vet~ erans. lnouronco Agency 113 w. 2nd S1reet, Pomeroy, OH 45789 0111.. : 9112-5479 - · Crow chloi,Tonr .;;..;...: 11!'1 Cllr chlil 'fllirr lury JLietlai tliltmld pit ..... thll Huskers hire ~ Nko'voiorMo lit ttro' ~te·o .ftl"""!' ex-luiler ·coach ,ftrot vtoitMy, LINCOLN, Neh. (AP) Barry CoUier, whose Buder team nearly upset NCAA tournament runner-up Florida in the first round, was hired as Nebraska basketball coach. He replaces Danny Nee, fired Mart;.h 13 after 14 seasons. The Huskers 'went 11-19 this seaSt,>n, matching .the school's worst loss total. Nebraska 'has made six NtAA tourn.arnents but never . got past the first round. CoUier, who agreed to a 5-year contract,' was i 96-132 in 11 seasons at Butler. He also was an assistant at Idaho and Stanford, before returning to his alma mater in 1989. ' Place Your Business~s Ad here • \ Call . The Daily Senti,ne·l for d· et~ils. Dave Harris or Matt Haskins· 992-2155 ' . ' 461 South Third Middleport, Ohio (740) 992-2196 ' v I. • ( --- ....... f. -......... .. I Vikings defeat Tornadoes in pitcher's duel RACINE - Southern lost .a 5-4 -heartbreaker Wednesday to ,Vintt;>n County. Southern's J .ll Boso and Vinton County's Phil Lash hooked up in j! hot pitching battle, With Lash earning the win. · Both pitchers gave up seven hits. On the scor~card; Boso was even all the more impressive as he fanned 12 Vikings and walked just two. Lash fanned seven Southern batters and walked just one in picking up the victory. Vinton County (2-1, TVC 2-1) scored first in the first on two singles to Jason Eberts and Shawn Moore. A Southern error entered into the score. In the bottom half the inning, Southern took a 21 lead when Adam Cumings rode home on a Jamie Baker home run. Lash fanned five of the 'six batters be faced in the secfYnd and third innings. He struck out base. After a scoreless sixth that saw Eberts the only runSouthern's ].B. Boso struck out 11 batters while Vinton County's Phil Lash recorded ner for both teams *anded at first, SHS threatened in . the bottom of the seven.th. Lead-off batter Ryan HiU seven strikeouts and picked up the win reached ·on an error. w.llen seqmd baseman Ruckel went deep in the hole at"second. the side in the third inning. Reiber · tried to bunt Hill to second but Vinton Meanwhile,. the Vikings tied the score in the second County got the lead-off runner at second. Reiber on a Barnett lead-off triple and an error on Kinney's then tried to steal se.CO!Jd and was gunned down to grounder. The Vikes took the lead in the third on a end the ball gaplei • lead-off walk to Clemons, an error and back-to-hack . Southern hitters :were Cumings a double and single, singles to Gill and Barnett. ' Hill with two singles, Bake.r had a home run, Norris a Southern (1-4, TVC 1-2) fell 5-2 in the fifth when single, and Hubbard a triple. Vinton County hitters Clemons reached on an error and rode home on a were Gill and Barnett two hits , Lash a home run, Lash home run. The Tornadoes came back to 5-4 in Moore ,a single and Eberts, a single. the bottom of the · inning when Kyle )'!orris singled Southern goes to Waterford Thursday for a make-up and scored on a Chad Hubbard triple. Cumings game,. knocked home Hubbard, but was left stranded on Southern rallies to edg~ Vinton Co.· RACINE - SJ>.uthern scored a dramatic 9~8 come-frombehind win over Vinton County Thunday in girls TVC softball action. FaUon R9ush doubled home Laraine Lawson with the gamewinning run. Vinton County (2-2, TVC 11) went up 2-0 in the first on two Southern errors and singles by Angie Clemons•.and Whimey !;'rater. Southern carne right back to tie the ·score on walks to Kim lhle, Laraine Lawson, Fallon Roush and a double by Stacy Lyons, 22. . ·~ · Still tied enterillg the ·third inning, Vinton County took the lead on a Juli OrloWski single, a Prater sacrifice builf, . a J. Fee triple 'and Bailey sirtgle. the· score 4-2. Southern came back-with one run when Ihle reached on an error. Fallon Roush walked and Ihle came home on a stolen base . ,, ....... ' thrash Iceland JEFF . -.ry Ill tllo -TY ' Blaney, who Ia W.rd Burton\ oeam- . j .... I • .HOTr Jerry ~adoau. who lleid aaa1n ned ioeek at l\1artlnalll\le. real~ ~dOd •III!Od 1 run. S~reli Park dld .fiOI mean,w nk hlfl!. but tlit r,pjay ', 1 ··tiro~ tc J6th In the iiOinta clearl~ shoWed contact.~. ,' . Frldlly'a acllec:lule Point Plap~t at WJ~ Dryden lnv., TBA J" I' Gallia Academy at Chesapeake lnv., 5:00 River Valley at Chesape!ll~e lnv., 5:00 ·· \o~'l.!" lhlarUl!t,tr~lift!-··~l!tt~!t!? ' Ja '•.I• • >l'vo noticed I>V" ·~· )'OI", you _;;..,;"r ~fnhardt, th'e son of the sev8n-ti~ · . ·:, rcta~U)o. don't'k~ ~y we rl(n to well hli'l•{': ·' y seem to ravorGM overForJ:I. Wei ~111 S · glue U used 10 qfflx the lug nun to tM whcel5 so Ileal they OIY alrtudy Jn place whtlt Glr lm!PIChu Ql'l UMd 10 tighten tMm. 1'1/'"M~~tor·~~. 1.1-'~ . Accessori88 on&.e the tires hllvt bun put on. T1re liVe finish, 2 top-10 fipliheo, 0 polio. .• , , .. •.• $845,2j;i!'tn lwoe!J,Ii'fl.IOU ' k !',, ..1 , 1 1 " , , ;> , . Flrall: start (l\1•y 30.-1991, at Chitttittel. Oole Earnhartlt·Jr. made hlmsell the. • pole (none), wtn (Ap<li ~' liOOt?t 'ot T'ual • ~ f~l1te .f or Winston Cup rookie of the Year llnct ,... . . 118 the ene lrtt it:., .with ~victor~ ln,1thO DlrecTV 500 at Texas , 1 Bllldl GrW N~ Vtct!DI'J, wfty • you· ; F· ham"""''" See us for Your Stihl" · Power Tools' & Track & Fl•ld Today'a achec:IUIB South Gallia at Federal Hocking, 4:30 Glutt JoaiiQt ftold the lug nuLf 011 J BJ Moirto Dutton N.AS.CA. R.l,hl, ~ •. ek •The -llllohM.- • ' Frlday'a.achlidul• Point Pleasant at Wahama, 4:00 Gallia Academy af" Portsmouth, 4:30 Peru,l•d • Texas Motor' Speodway officials 'ducio 61 million soft-drink can1. .; ' Sloce E~nherdt'a lather won eariler this t.-.ck h~t 2,SOO toilets. hive ai}VIyt taken 11;rcat pride in · · ~ar-. Atlanta,~ \WO beCame ~e first poinlin& oo1 that ciaht Tcxu Stadi· • Beverages consumed at 1~ father-aJkl.:sof\ cot'nbiMtlon to win In the um1 {home oft he Dallu Cowboy1) track would l'ill a 34,000-IPIIOn aame se81on..,... 8obby '""Davey Allison would r~~o in the tnck\ infield. ·~ In ~ I , pool. ' Aloni ~oJne mOre "fun f"t,," · MQ~PetOWft: &orr! 11')(1 raised In KannapoliS, •Th• 10ld, If "''ko.t;· would allain tltt heijthl ofa 74-atory lncludin&: , ~ N.C. Now llyoa jn MOiwe,avllle. N.C. , , ' • ·The fronl-tl~~h. 11randstand5 buildinc. 1nd lllt hoi dop, if placed ·, t~• Aa« 25 ~ contaifl ~r~Ouah. lluminum to pro· end· to-e~ would llfPch nine mil~. ; • ·~(· Np. ~,;,.,..,., C~evrolet '-~Gnta . liiiHJ:. Today'• achedula Point Pleasant at Ripley, 4:30 .Gallia Ae&(:lemy sf Marietta, 4:30 drillf!n. BUSCH GRANO NATIONAL racing~~ 'Tennla if u tie rver lra#riid. the po/nt.r a"d money for positions .one and two would be combined aNI .vp/il betwtert the fl.t.O MyrOnTiiomptOn aao. a .fame time. ~ arsume, . JUSTIN, Te11as- Guess what? The~ held a BGN !'flee et Texas Motor Speedway. and Mark Martin won it. ' a Ford. has Martin, drlvlnl that Earhhardt'S dad won won four time~ already !n the lpr the first time. The older NASCAR aeries. and Winston Earraharclt's flt&t 't'tctoty came Cup reaul8ra have won all at Bristol. seven of the BGN events : The Da~ Eernt~ardt )r. 's victory race ended ~fter nllhtfall, 'came In his 12th Career atart. tetevlslon coveraae. without His mar&ln of VICtory, 5.92 aecorlds, was easlty the widest because .rain caused a delay · of more than four hours. of the year. His !ather, who.. u No NASCAR ruct has mr been lleor ~ASCAR Thi~ W..~ rvc heard thll you glue the lua nuca on when you put the tires on. and I wa1 Wondering if the temperroture would have anythina. to 4o with haw lhe lug nuts hold. since you use elue. time at the same track, Texas Motor Speedway;- where he claimed his flrs't Busch Grand Nlttorill victory. It was also on the s8me weekend, 21 years ..r::. . Fndey'a.achec:lule Gallia Academy 8t Marietta, 5:00 River Valley at Athens, 5:00 Meigs at Belpre, 5:00 Warren 81 Point PleBSBnt, 5:00 Federal Hocking at Eastern, 5:00 Miller at Southern, 5:00 ruled a d«Jd h~. but 011a at Tal~ ladega. nK.,otlrercan '" dre #Opflw t'I'WSed the finish fltte 111 uactly tire Joined him in victory lane, finished Se\'enth. · JUSTIN, Te•as- Oole · Todey'8 achec:lule Wahama at Southern. 5:00 · Gallia Academy at Athens, 5:00 Benlon,Ark. FROM LASTWEIK THI WINSTON CUP IERIES ::.i m. Ow bllllen Dear tojASCAR This W..k, 1rec:ently wa1ched the Cracker Barrei 59Q. The finish with Bobby Labonte and Dale Earnhardt was pretty dose. 1wuwonderin~o irthere had been 1 fie, whal Would htve happened'? TrvyH- i/1 • Softball Wednesd•y'a resulta Point Pleasant 10, Jackson t Gallia Academy 11, River Valley 4 Belpre 11, Eastern 1 Southam 9, Vinton County 8 Wahama at Clay Co .• no report Me;gs at Federal Hocking, ppd. Ford. 94.275 mph, Ap<1116. 1999 Raot record: Jimmy Hensley, Oodge, 74.282 mph, Ap<ll17, 'Dale Dennll Stllflf, 506 RICk CrtwfOrd, 47V Friday'• achedule Marietta at Gallla .t.cademy, 5:00 Athens at River Valley, 5:00 , · F~deral Hocking at Eastern, 5:00 Miller at Southern, 5:00 Point Pleasant at Warren, 5:00 Meigs at Belpre, 5:00 - ' CRAFT11MAN 1TIUCII HRIES •••••••••••• -·PROfllF·~ Gtl••om. 1- Oale Jen.ri. 89!5 t . Terry Lebontll. 878 10. Jer•ITI)o Ml)fltld, ~ FOld, 81.41b mph, Ap<ll 21, ' 1996 Com In& up: Goody's Body Pain Notablt: Anclretti'S victory a 500 year ago was ~ only Ponllec Whtrt: Martinsville (Ya .) victory not claimed by etther Speedway (.526-mlle track) Bobby Labonte OJ Tony Stewart. Whon: Sunday, Ap<ll 9 -·champion: lohn BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL Atldrettl Format: 500 laps; 263 mnes Whllt BeUSouth 320 Qulttfylrw r.cord: Tony Where: Nashville (Tenn.) Stewart. Pontiac, 95.275 .....,, Speedway USA (.596-mile tracl<l APIII16. 1999 Whon: Seturday, Ap<11 8 RIICI rtcord: Rusty wanace, Deftndlnl ctllmplon: Jeff · Otlt& Biffle. M1 Joe RuttmM, 581 Stew 580 Jldl spraaue. 574 TerryC~. 574 Mwtln, 905 Today'•achedula Wahama at Southern, 5:00 Athens at Gallla Academy, 5:00 ON THE SCHEDULE litE WINSTON CUP HRIES The Dally Sentiqel • . and passed baU, 4-3; Vinton County took its biggest lead in the fourth when with one out Belinda Hayes singled and Clemons doubled. OrloWski then reached on an error, then on the relay from the outfield. Stacy Lyons threw a strike home to Heather Dailey who nailed Prater in a bangbang play at the plate. Southern's defense saving that run proved to be a big play, holding the score at 6-3. . In the bottom of the fourth, Sarah Brauer walked, Emily Stivers singled, Rachel Chapman singled to load the bases, an~ ' lhle tripled as the Vinton County defense hipped Chapman at the plate. Lawson tpen hit behipd the runner to knock in lhle from third to tie the game, 6-6. Vinton County came back with two in the fifth on singles by Orlowski, Bailey and · Hayes to take an 8-6 lead. Southern (3-2, TVC 3-1) again fought back. Dailey led off with a double diving head first into second ahead of the tag. With one out, Kati Cummins hammered a triple· to knock iri courtesy runner Brigeite Barnes. Brauer then lifted a towering high !ly sacrifice to left field as Cummins sprinted home with the tying run, 8.-8. Brauer and the Southern defense were at their best, setting the Vikings down 1-2-3. Southern came up .in the top of the sixth. Chapman led off with a walk, Ihle had 1acrifice bunt to move here to second then after a force out Lawson singled. Roush then hammered home a double, knocking home J-awson with the even!Ual winning run. After Brauer struck out the first batter, Bailey singled, but Brauer got Caudill to ·ground ,....._ ...ly..... l2 • I I. Belpre eXplodes .for win over Eastem EAST MEIGS --\ Belpre Janet Calaway sacrificed her to broke a scoreless tie in the third second, then Carrie Wiggins inning, then rode home a one- hit a single to the outfield and hitter by hurler Stacy Adams as the fielder bobbled the ball, the Golden Eagles posted an allowing Eastern's oniy .run to I 1-1 victory ·over Eastern. score. • Entering the third inning, Eastern's l;one hit was by Carboth Juli Bailey and Stacy rie Wiggins. Adams were locked in a tough For Belpre (3-0, TVC 3-0), pitching duel. With two out, Thornhill had two doubles and Andrea Vest hit a nubber in a single, Mohler had two sinfront of the plate and reached gles, Cline had tWo doubles and a single . on aiJ eroor. ' Candy Malone then hit one Candy Malone two singles, between left and center to puslr Angie Hinzey had a single and" home the first Belpre run. Vest a single. In the fourth inning, Afton . For Eastern, Bailey fanned Thornhill · singled up · middle;, one; walked one and hit one in MicheUe Mohler reached on Sl\fl'ering the loss. error, and Stephani~ Cline douAdams fanned 1 1, W<tlked two bled home two runs, the score and hit one en rou~ to a one3-0. hitter. Eastern (1-2, TVC 1-2) came Eastern has a make-up game back in founh when Tammy at MiUer tonight and plays FedBissell was hit with a pitch, eral Hacking at home Friday. �• Page 8 2 • Tht Dally Sentinel ' ,. • ~ ~ Colts sign Hanison to S35AM contract extension . A • INDIANAPOLIS (AP) W tde rece1ver Marvm Hamson > cashed m on his most prQducnve ,. season w th the Indianapolis .. 'Col ts Harmon selected to h1s first Pro Bowl after a franch1se record sea so n s1gned a contract extenSion Wednesday that reportedly s val ued at $25 4 nullion wah an S11 5 n 1llion slgmng bonus Harr son declined to meet wuh the medta after s1gnmg the four year co ntract and parnc1pat ng m a workout at the teams complex C lub spokesman Cra1g Kelley sa d team prestdent Btll Pohan • Pomeroy ~ • would not comment on the stgn mg Harr son had one year remam mg on the five year contract he stgned as the I 9th overall ptck m the 1996 dr~ft Hts s1gnmg contm ues Pol an s offseason goal to ret:un key members of the team that produced the btggest tnrn around m league h1st.-.ry Indtanapolis firushed I 3 3 and won the AFC East champ1onsh1p last season after fimshmg 3 13 each of the prev1ous two years Hamson would have been pa d a base salary of SI Q? nul11on next seaso The Jndtan apohs Star Rally Somhern limers were Jhle and Cum mns tnples Lawsq 1 a smgle Da1ley a double lyons a dot ble Rot sh a double and smgles by o 1t I 3 o 1 a bu t that adva ced St ver and Chap nan Ba ley led tl c ty g n n to thud J nk IS V nto 1 Cou 1ty v th two smgles a d a double v h lc Fcc had a the h t a hard grounder t Lr, d ep 1 h hoi lvo IS tr pi a d s ngl C l 1 01 s a do fi d a bullet to C um 11 s vho ble d s 1gle a d H Y" two st gle hd d o sec ure tl e SHS VI from Pap Bl reported that the new agreement wtll lower hts base to about $400 000 for the ?0()() season Among those approvmg the move was Peyton Manmng who also went to the Pro .Bowl last year as the starnng quarterback Its a Wise decu1on Manmng sasd I m happy for Marvm Th1s IS the first season he s gotten some real notonery H e s gemng reward ed for the four years he s had here I thmk he sees t as more of a goal to go out and ach1eve Harr son set frnnchJSe records w1th 115 receptions and 1 663 yards rece vmg n !999 Brauer p eked up the wm vtth two stnke o ut.l and JUSt three walks m a great effort Jt h O rlo vsk1 suf fered the 1 ss n rdtef of Hayes Haye valked th ee and Orlowsk thre vhd O rlo vsk fanned five So them I as a ake up ga 1e at Waterford toda) Th Waha na ga llCS \ere postpo ed due to the le agu n ak< p TODAY'S SCOREBOARD e 7 05 pm Vinton Co 5 Southern 4 Vn onCo Sou hen 11 020 0 = 57 200 020 0 • 474 BIHtrll Lash (WP) C emons and V n on Co C emons San D ego Meadows 0 0) a Mon ea Pow oo 705pm ColO ado Yosh 0-Q) at F o k:la Penny 0-D Sou hem Boso (LP and Cum ngs Chicago Cubs (l orra ne o-o a1 C NC NNAT Hamscnoo 705pm los Ange es (0 elo~ 0 0) a NY Me s (Reed 00) 7 Opm San F anc soo (Ga dne 0.0 at Allan a Mu no andOO) T40pm Ph lade phla (Wo 0.0) a Houston (Dole o o 8:05pm M waukee Bo e O-o) a S Lou s (A Benes 00\. 810pm P tlsburgh (RIIchle Q-ll a Anzona (Reynoso 00) 005pm B- Southern 9 VInton Co 8 \/In on Co 202 220 0 • 8 4-ll Southern 201 321 xa Belpre 11 Eastern 1 00 260 2 • 11 1-3 Bepe Easen 000 101 0• 211 Bllllrioo Easte n Ju Be ey (LP) and Calaway Be pra Adams (WP and C lne Phlladepha 43 31 Orlando NewJe11e1 Bos an Chanotle w :r.m New-Yo~,/ Toron10 Bos on Sa moe :::::::: I. ~ ::: 2 1 2 1 1 667 667 500 500 2 333 Tampa Bay lll ~ 'h 1> MnM~ftf:: :.: : : : : :t 1 1 500 1 2 333 ..: 2 1 1 2 333 I 2 333 2 2 1 29 45 392 A6 48 35 :15 59 20~ M waukee Oenve 30 44 405 Vancouve 20 53 274 Houston 667 500 642 730 849 581 568 7 58 227 Ba mo e Aapp 15 r Yan~ees (Pen tte o 0) ct 0-ll), 10 05 p m I 22 159 20 2 46 49 Football GREEN BAY PACKERS S gned C Frank W n ers o a mu ryea con ac NO ANAPOliS COLTS Slgnoo WR Marv n Ha nson o a ou yea con ac MINNESOTA VKNGS Ag eed o te ms With aa Bubby Bns e PH LAOElPH A EAGLES Re s gned WR Dte ch Je s to a one yea con rae Wash ng on at J.lew York 7 30 p m Charlotte vs M am 7 30 p m M !waukee a Ch cago 8 30 p m Oa asatDenve 9pm Phoenxa Utah 9pm Port and at Vancou'Ve 0 p m MnnesoaatLA Crppers 030pm M nard rom Ham ton o the AHL Friday a games Ph ~dolph a a Boston 7 p m Ma ho ra o Hanlord at he AHL Reca ed AW Jason Oawe and LW Dane Goneau from Hart Hockey N8tloMI Hock•y LHgu• DETRO T REO WNGS S gned LW B en dan Shanahan o a ou yea contrac eKtens on EDMONTON 0 LEAS Reca ed G Mkej NEW YORK RANGERS Assigned C Manny (Sea e'alama r SOccer Molor Looguo Socco COlORADO RAPlOS Wa va~ D Tahl Jak ns CDIII!III EASTERN WASH!NilTON Named Ray M nnesota a Sacraman o 10:30 p m G acoMtt mens basketba coach GEOAG A TECH Named Pau Mew n mens basketba coach NL standings NCARNATE WORD Named At G ushldn mens baskriallt aach NOlANA PURDUE !NO ANAPOl1S Announced he roslgna 1on ol Reuben Njau NHL standings mens and women s cross-country c : f WYOLA MARYMOUNT Na EASTERN CONFERENCE 1. r- ii'NOw Jersey • Ph adelphia • p tllburgh NY Rangara NY sla~JI 2 2 2 1 A- lllvtllon llll I. 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WITH THE PUBI,IC NOTICE The following eppllcatlone and/or verified complelnto ware received and the following draft propoeed or llnel actlona wore leeued by the Ohio Basketball Nlillana Bukolllo AaoO< atlon Envlronmentel PrQtlctlon PH lAQELPH A 76ERS S g ed B y King i....---------..I,;A;;,:g:;;l;;;n:CY.:.,:(:O:E:;.PA:;:,:.)_;;le:;e;;,t_;W:;I:t:k:J gene a manage o a muh yea con act exten r N•tlollll Footblll League Tonight • games 805pm N 20 Ph ade ph a 07 Attan a 86 De oil11 Bos10n 106 nd ana 05 New Je sey 0 Sac amento 108 San An on o 98 Hous on B Pof1 and 05 L A Lakers Golden S a e 04 a M ck 0 0 a Ba mo e Maduro o-o) 70p m _r _ I C EV~lAND Vi gh 8 t+.O a Tampa Bay (Guzman 1 2) pm Toron o Cas 0.0 a ! us ~t ar1< 0.0) p_m 5~ 7), Written comment• and requeata lor a public meeting regarding a propoaad action may be eubmlttod within 30 daya of notice of the proposed action An adludlc*llon hearing may be held on a propoaed action If a hearing requell or objection Ia received by tho OEPA within 30 daya of laouanca of the propoaod action Written commentt requ11ta lor public mttllnga and ad]udlc1t1on hearing requette muet be aent to Hearing Clerk Ohio Environmental Protection Agency P 0 Box 1049 Columbut Ohio 43216-1049 (Telephone 614 644 2129) Final Actlone are actlona of the director which are lffactiVI upon leauaiiCI or e and/or and/or any part and will be ew•rdtd • contract to that blddar which lo In the beat lnleroet of Molgo County Gloria Kloea Clerk Board of Melga County Commlsalonera (3) 30 (4) 6 2TC HOUSE Looking down from above We know be Is watching We all feel his love In loving memory Tbefamlly Wednesdays scores "';rld~y s games ~nne so aI ~ Sal'} a,na 0-o) at Kansas c y Suz(ill (p-0 ! 05 p m 8 05 14 30 Gloria Kloaa Clerk Board of Melga County Commlaatonere (3) 30 (4) 6 2TC or renew11 of I permit llcenae or vurlance :::!:~:~~~~:~·:;·~.~~~~revocmlon The Daily Santlnel • Page B 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio son d~sp~ \ ~sse o 0 0 a Sean e Sole 0-0) ~ 189 4 60 C h cago ~hte Sol( Baldwn o o a Te)(as I 29 46 387 PocHic Dlvlolon 64 2 ••••• •••••• : .•••••••• 54 20 ... 48 26 43 3 •............................ 42 32 333 .00)Tampa * 35 Bay p m (~hee e 0 0) a M nne so a ~Lo aza OO 446 Co~nty Drlring on by Wltb a dos at his side We see by his smlle That he s loving the ride We know he s In heaven Free &om all Ills He doesn t need doctors He doesn 1 need piUs. Up tbere be Is smUing 2 24 35 4 etated effective dele Pureuant to Ohio Ravlatcl Code Section 3745 04 • llnll ICIIOn may b. 1ppealed 10 tho Environmental Review Appoall Commleelon (ERAC) (Formerly Knowri Aa The Environmental Board Of Ravlew) by a who wn a peny to a before the an appeal notice of n~~v~~~::nc Pureuant to R Code Section a final action denying modifying revoking or renewing a permit llcanaa or varlenco which Ia not preceded by a propooad ectJon may be appealed lo the ERAC by filing an eppoal within 30 daya of laauanct of the flnel action ERAC appoale muat be 111111 with Environmental Review Appeala Commlaslon 238 EIBI Town Street Room 300 Columbua Ohio 43215 A copy of the appe11 mutt be 11rvad on the Director within 3 claya alter filing the appeal with tho ERAC Draft NPDES Permit Ranewal Subject to revlalon Mlddlaport STP 1 mile aouth and east of State Route 7 Middleport OH PubliC Notice Oata 04/05/2000 RaceiVIng Watere Ohio River Facility Description MuniCipality Permit No OPB0002!5" DD Pomeroy STP 500 Spring Vai'-Y Line Pomeroy OH Public Notice Date 04105/2000 Receiving Welere Ohio River Permit No OPBD0032" FD (4)81 tc And know he s the one 10 627 808 45 29 Delao al Loo Ange eo 10 30 p m 1 47 28 50 23 885 "Actlono " Include the adoption modlllcetlon or repael Of ordere (other then emergency orciora) the leeuanca denlel modification oo revocation olllcln- permlta lltMI ver11ncea or certlllcotaa end the approval or diHpprOVII of plano and apeciiiCitiona Draft Acllona are written etatem..,ta ol the Director of Environmental Protactlon 1 (Director e) Intent with raapect to the leeuance denial etc of e permit lloenoe order etc lnttrllttd pereona may eubmlt written commentt or requeat a public meeting reglfdlng drift acuona comment• or public maetlng requttta muet be aubmlttod witl\ln 30 dayt C!f notice of the draft action Propooed action• are written atatamenla ol the dlractoro Intent with roopect to the 111uance denial modification He gives us streiJIIh 1b start auew Wben spring arrives And planting Is done We look on tbe uaaor San Jose a Phoenix 1o p m Edmonton at vancouve 10 p m 7~ 111 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - t o Contnctora In accordance wllh MC!Ion 307 sa of thl Ohio Rovllad Code Melee! blda will be received by Jho Board of Malga County Commllalonera Court Houae Pomeroy Ol;llo 4&7ell until 3 00 PM on Friday 141h 2000 The ll'd• will then be opened and reed Moucl 1t 10 05 A.M on Monday April 17th 2000 lor till following FURNISHING OF VARIOUS KINOS AND SIZES OF AGGREGATE MAY BE REQUIRED COUNTY 1b help us through 7 l!cl. REQUEST !'OR PIIOPClSAL NotlciiO COitiiiCiorl In accordance with MCtlon 307 11 01 thl Ohio RIVIttd Code ...1111 bide will be received by lha Board of Malga County Commllllonera Court Houee Pomeroy Ohio 4!17et unlll 3 00 PM on !'riel.,. 14th 2000 The bide will than be openad end rMdl!loudllt 10 10 AM on Mondey April 17th :lOOO lor lha following FURNISHING OF VARIOUS GRADES OF BITUMINOUS LIQUID THAT MAY BE !!flGUIRED BY THE MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENl: Bid Spaclflcatlona may be plckad up et the Melga County EnglnMr a Office or tho Office of the Melgo County CommiMionara The Boerd of Molge County Commlaelonora mey accept the lowtot bid or Mlact thl bell bid lor the Intended purpoae and r111rvea the right to 1ccept 1ncl or reject any or 111 blda and/or any plrt thereof 1nd will be awlrdld • contrect to that bidder which Is In the beat lntereat of Melge Aprll5 1998 We ve lost a loved one He was so dear But In our hearts We know be s neu He s at oursldc 8 w L 33 41 Kansas C y (DU[bln o o at To on o Escoba 0-ll), 705 p m 36 38 486 x Mnnesota Dallas Today s games CLEVE AND (N gy 0 .0 a 575 54 ClEVElAND Atlanta Chicago Wednesdays acores OS p 42 3 40 34 39 35 527 Oak and 8 De olt 2 ChiCago White So)( 2 Texas 8 Kansas C y 4 Toron o 3 Baltlmo e CLEVELAND 1 M nneso a 0 Tampa Bay 7 Sea e9 Bos on 3 Anahe m 2 N Y Yankees 6 i Mays o 0 676 De ron xSanAnono 667 2 Toron o rum xUah 667 Weetem Dlv alon Oak and Texas Seatte Anaheim 20 ' WESTERN CONFERENCE M!-ot Dlvloton cemr1 Dlvlalon CLEVElAND .Chcago Delro if.. 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A • INDIANAPOLIS (AP) W tde rece1ver Marvm Hamson > cashed m on his most prQducnve ,. season w th the Indianapolis .. 'Col ts Harmon selected to h1s first Pro Bowl after a franch1se record sea so n s1gned a contract extenSion Wednesday that reportedly s val ued at $25 4 nullion wah an S11 5 n 1llion slgmng bonus Harr son declined to meet wuh the medta after s1gnmg the four year co ntract and parnc1pat ng m a workout at the teams complex C lub spokesman Cra1g Kelley sa d team prestdent Btll Pohan • Pomeroy ~ • would not comment on the stgn mg Harr son had one year remam mg on the five year contract he stgned as the I 9th overall ptck m the 1996 dr~ft Hts s1gnmg contm ues Pol an s offseason goal to ret:un key members of the team that produced the btggest tnrn around m league h1st.-.ry Indtanapolis firushed I 3 3 and won the AFC East champ1onsh1p last season after fimshmg 3 13 each of the prev1ous two years Hamson would have been pa d a base salary of SI Q? nul11on next seaso The Jndtan apohs Star Rally Somhern limers were Jhle and Cum mns tnples Lawsq 1 a smgle Da1ley a double lyons a dot ble Rot sh a double and smgles by o 1t I 3 o 1 a bu t that adva ced St ver and Chap nan Ba ley led tl c ty g n n to thud J nk IS V nto 1 Cou 1ty v th two smgles a d a double v h lc Fcc had a the h t a hard grounder t Lr, d ep 1 h hoi lvo IS tr pi a d s ngl C l 1 01 s a do fi d a bullet to C um 11 s vho ble d s 1gle a d H Y" two st gle hd d o sec ure tl e SHS VI from Pap Bl reported that the new agreement wtll lower hts base to about $400 000 for the ?0()() season Among those approvmg the move was Peyton Manmng who also went to the Pro .Bowl last year as the starnng quarterback Its a Wise decu1on Manmng sasd I m happy for Marvm Th1s IS the first season he s gotten some real notonery H e s gemng reward ed for the four years he s had here I thmk he sees t as more of a goal to go out and ach1eve Harr son set frnnchJSe records w1th 115 receptions and 1 663 yards rece vmg n !999 Brauer p eked up the wm vtth two stnke o ut.l and JUSt three walks m a great effort Jt h O rlo vsk1 suf fered the 1 ss n rdtef of Hayes Haye valked th ee and Orlowsk thre vhd O rlo vsk fanned five So them I as a ake up ga 1e at Waterford toda) Th Waha na ga llCS \ere postpo ed due to the le agu n ak< p TODAY'S SCOREBOARD e 7 05 pm Vinton Co 5 Southern 4 Vn onCo Sou hen 11 020 0 = 57 200 020 0 • 474 BIHtrll Lash (WP) C emons and V n on Co C emons San D ego Meadows 0 0) a Mon ea Pow oo 705pm ColO ado Yosh 0-Q) at F o k:la Penny 0-D Sou hem Boso (LP and Cum ngs Chicago Cubs (l orra ne o-o a1 C NC NNAT Hamscnoo 705pm los Ange es (0 elo~ 0 0) a NY Me s (Reed 00) 7 Opm San F anc soo (Ga dne 0.0 at Allan a Mu no andOO) T40pm Ph lade phla (Wo 0.0) a Houston (Dole o o 8:05pm M waukee Bo e O-o) a S Lou s (A Benes 00\. 810pm P tlsburgh (RIIchle Q-ll a Anzona (Reynoso 00) 005pm B- Southern 9 VInton Co 8 \/In on Co 202 220 0 • 8 4-ll Southern 201 321 xa Belpre 11 Eastern 1 00 260 2 • 11 1-3 Bepe Easen 000 101 0• 211 Bllllrioo Easte n Ju Be ey (LP) and Calaway Be pra Adams (WP and C lne Phlladepha 43 31 Orlando NewJe11e1 Bos an Chanotle w :r.m New-Yo~,/ Toron10 Bos on Sa moe :::::::: I. ~ ::: 2 1 2 1 1 667 667 500 500 2 333 Tampa Bay lll ~ 'h 1> MnM~ftf:: :.: : : : : :t 1 1 500 1 2 333 ..: 2 1 1 2 333 I 2 333 2 2 1 29 45 392 A6 48 35 :15 59 20~ M waukee Oenve 30 44 405 Vancouve 20 53 274 Houston 667 500 642 730 849 581 568 7 58 227 Ba mo e Aapp 15 r Yan~ees (Pen tte o 0) ct 0-ll), 10 05 p m I 22 159 20 2 46 49 Football GREEN BAY PACKERS S gned C Frank W n ers o a mu ryea con ac NO ANAPOliS COLTS Slgnoo WR Marv n Ha nson o a ou yea con ac MINNESOTA VKNGS Ag eed o te ms With aa Bubby Bns e PH LAOElPH A EAGLES Re s gned WR Dte ch Je s to a one yea con rae Wash ng on at J.lew York 7 30 p m Charlotte vs M am 7 30 p m M !waukee a Ch cago 8 30 p m Oa asatDenve 9pm Phoenxa Utah 9pm Port and at Vancou'Ve 0 p m MnnesoaatLA Crppers 030pm M nard rom Ham ton o the AHL Friday a games Ph ~dolph a a Boston 7 p m Ma ho ra o Hanlord at he AHL Reca ed AW Jason Oawe and LW Dane Goneau from Hart Hockey N8tloMI Hock•y LHgu• DETRO T REO WNGS S gned LW B en dan Shanahan o a ou yea contrac eKtens on EDMONTON 0 LEAS Reca ed G Mkej NEW YORK RANGERS Assigned C Manny (Sea e'alama r SOccer Molor Looguo Socco COlORADO RAPlOS Wa va~ D Tahl Jak ns CDIII!III EASTERN WASH!NilTON Named Ray M nnesota a Sacraman o 10:30 p m G acoMtt mens basketba coach GEOAG A TECH Named Pau Mew n mens basketba coach NL standings NCARNATE WORD Named At G ushldn mens baskriallt aach NOlANA PURDUE !NO ANAPOl1S Announced he roslgna 1on ol Reuben Njau NHL standings mens and women s cross-country c : f WYOLA MARYMOUNT Na EASTERN CONFERENCE 1. r- ii'NOw Jersey • Ph adelphia • p tllburgh NY Rangara NY sla~JI 2 2 2 1 A- lllvtllon llll I. 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WITH THE PUBI,IC NOTICE The following eppllcatlone and/or verified complelnto ware received and the following draft propoeed or llnel actlona wore leeued by the Ohio Basketball Nlillana Bukolllo AaoO< atlon Envlronmentel PrQtlctlon PH lAQELPH A 76ERS S g ed B y King i....---------..I,;A;;,:g:;;l;;;n:CY.:.,:(:O:E:;.PA:;:,:.)_;;le:;e;;,t_;W:;I:t:k:J gene a manage o a muh yea con act exten r N•tlollll Footblll League Tonight • games 805pm N 20 Ph ade ph a 07 Attan a 86 De oil11 Bos10n 106 nd ana 05 New Je sey 0 Sac amento 108 San An on o 98 Hous on B Pof1 and 05 L A Lakers Golden S a e 04 a M ck 0 0 a Ba mo e Maduro o-o) 70p m _r _ I C EV~lAND Vi gh 8 t+.O a Tampa Bay (Guzman 1 2) pm Toron o Cas 0.0 a ! us ~t ar1< 0.0) p_m 5~ 7), Written comment• and requeata lor a public meeting regarding a propoaad action may be eubmlttod within 30 daya of notice of the proposed action An adludlc*llon hearing may be held on a propoaed action If a hearing requell or objection Ia received by tho OEPA within 30 daya of laouanca of the propoaod action Written commentt requ11ta lor public mttllnga and ad]udlc1t1on hearing requette muet be aent to Hearing Clerk Ohio Environmental Protection Agency P 0 Box 1049 Columbut Ohio 43216-1049 (Telephone 614 644 2129) Final Actlone are actlona of the director which are lffactiVI upon leauaiiCI or e and/or and/or any part and will be ew•rdtd • contract to that blddar which lo In the beat lnleroet of Molgo County Gloria Kloea Clerk Board of Melga County Commlsalonera (3) 30 (4) 6 2TC HOUSE Looking down from above We know be Is watching We all feel his love In loving memory Tbefamlly Wednesdays scores "';rld~y s games ~nne so aI ~ Sal'} a,na 0-o) at Kansas c y Suz(ill (p-0 ! 05 p m 8 05 14 30 Gloria Kloaa Clerk Board of Melga County Commlaatonere (3) 30 (4) 6 2TC or renew11 of I permit llcenae or vurlance :::!:~:~~~~:~·:;·~.~~~~revocmlon The Daily Santlnel • Page B 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio son d~sp~ \ ~sse o 0 0 a Sean e Sole 0-0) ~ 189 4 60 C h cago ~hte Sol( Baldwn o o a Te)(as I 29 46 387 PocHic Dlvlolon 64 2 ••••• •••••• : .•••••••• 54 20 ... 48 26 43 3 •............................ 42 32 333 .00)Tampa * 35 Bay p m (~hee e 0 0) a M nne so a ~Lo aza OO 446 Co~nty Drlring on by Wltb a dos at his side We see by his smlle That he s loving the ride We know he s In heaven Free &om all Ills He doesn t need doctors He doesn 1 need piUs. Up tbere be Is smUing 2 24 35 4 etated effective dele Pureuant to Ohio Ravlatcl Code Section 3745 04 • llnll ICIIOn may b. 1ppealed 10 tho Environmental Review Appoall Commleelon (ERAC) (Formerly Knowri Aa The Environmental Board Of Ravlew) by a who wn a peny to a before the an appeal notice of n~~v~~~::nc Pureuant to R Code Section a final action denying modifying revoking or renewing a permit llcanaa or varlenco which Ia not preceded by a propooad ectJon may be appealed lo the ERAC by filing an eppoal within 30 daya of laauanct of the flnel action ERAC appoale muat be 111111 with Environmental Review Appeala Commlaslon 238 EIBI Town Street Room 300 Columbua Ohio 43215 A copy of the appe11 mutt be 11rvad on the Director within 3 claya alter filing the appeal with tho ERAC Draft NPDES Permit Ranewal Subject to revlalon Mlddlaport STP 1 mile aouth and east of State Route 7 Middleport OH PubliC Notice Oata 04/05/2000 RaceiVIng Watere Ohio River Facility Description MuniCipality Permit No OPB0002!5" DD Pomeroy STP 500 Spring Vai'-Y Line Pomeroy OH Public Notice Date 04105/2000 Receiving Welere Ohio River Permit No OPBD0032" FD (4)81 tc And know he s the one 10 627 808 45 29 Delao al Loo Ange eo 10 30 p m 1 47 28 50 23 885 "Actlono " Include the adoption modlllcetlon or repael Of ordere (other then emergency orciora) the leeuanca denlel modification oo revocation olllcln- permlta lltMI ver11ncea or certlllcotaa end the approval or diHpprOVII of plano and apeciiiCitiona Draft Acllona are written etatem..,ta ol the Director of Environmental Protactlon 1 (Director e) Intent with raapect to the leeuance denial etc of e permit lloenoe order etc lnttrllttd pereona may eubmlt written commentt or requeat a public meeting reglfdlng drift acuona comment• or public maetlng requttta muet be aubmlttod witl\ln 30 dayt C!f notice of the draft action Propooed action• are written atatamenla ol the dlractoro Intent with roopect to the 111uance denial modification He gives us streiJIIh 1b start auew Wben spring arrives And planting Is done We look on tbe uaaor San Jose a Phoenix 1o p m Edmonton at vancouve 10 p m 7~ 111 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - t o Contnctora In accordance wllh MC!Ion 307 sa of thl Ohio Rovllad Code Melee! blda will be received by Jho Board of Malga County Commllalonera Court Houae Pomeroy Ol;llo 4&7ell until 3 00 PM on Friday 141h 2000 The ll'd• will then be opened and reed Moucl 1t 10 05 A.M on Monday April 17th 2000 lor till following FURNISHING OF VARIOUS KINOS AND SIZES OF AGGREGATE MAY BE REQUIRED COUNTY 1b help us through 7 l!cl. REQUEST !'OR PIIOPClSAL NotlciiO COitiiiCiorl In accordance with MCtlon 307 11 01 thl Ohio RIVIttd Code ...1111 bide will be received by lha Board of Malga County Commllllonera Court Houee Pomeroy Ohio 4!17et unlll 3 00 PM on !'riel.,. 14th 2000 The bide will than be openad end rMdl!loudllt 10 10 AM on Mondey April 17th :lOOO lor lha following FURNISHING OF VARIOUS GRADES OF BITUMINOUS LIQUID THAT MAY BE !!flGUIRED BY THE MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENl: Bid Spaclflcatlona may be plckad up et the Melga County EnglnMr a Office or tho Office of the Melgo County CommiMionara The Boerd of Molge County Commlaelonora mey accept the lowtot bid or Mlact thl bell bid lor the Intended purpoae and r111rvea the right to 1ccept 1ncl or reject any or 111 blda and/or any plrt thereof 1nd will be awlrdld • contrect to that bidder which Is In the beat lntereat of Melge Aprll5 1998 We ve lost a loved one He was so dear But In our hearts We know be s neu He s at oursldc 8 w L 33 41 Kansas C y (DU[bln o o at To on o Escoba 0-ll), 705 p m 36 38 486 x Mnnesota Dallas Today s games CLEVE AND (N gy 0 .0 a 575 54 ClEVElAND Atlanta Chicago Wednesdays acores OS p 42 3 40 34 39 35 527 Oak and 8 De olt 2 ChiCago White So)( 2 Texas 8 Kansas C y 4 Toron o 3 Baltlmo e CLEVELAND 1 M nneso a 0 Tampa Bay 7 Sea e9 Bos on 3 Anahe m 2 N Y Yankees 6 i Mays o 0 676 De ron xSanAnono 667 2 Toron o rum xUah 667 Weetem Dlv alon Oak and Texas Seatte Anaheim 20 ' WESTERN CONFERENCE M!-ot Dlvloton cemr1 Dlvlalon CLEVElAND .Chcago Delro if.. 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Tom t-800-388·5314 . 10" Craftsman Carpenter Series Radial Arm Saw, New, $500; 10" Crah:sman Table Saw. Nearly New, $350; 8 tl4 Craftsman Radial Arm Saw, $200; Sears Treadmill, New S10, 740-698·4901 . for Rent Between Athens anti Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile. homes. · 740·992·2167. 37 People Needed To Lon Up To 30 Pounds In The Next 3 Days, Free Samples, 740 .. 1982. For rant· 3 bedloom mobile home, no pots, 740.992-5858. Nice Clean 3 Bedr.oom Mobile Home In Counlry, 740.256·6674. 1140 540 MIICII!tlneout MerchandiH Co&t $800, Will Take $400: Floor Model T.v. S35; Bluebird -Boxes 420 Mobile Homes S2~S300. 540 MliCIIIaneout MerchandiM Apartments for Rant VIAGRAIIII ORDER BY PHONEIII Stay At Home!!! 1·800·211 ·1737 Dept.F 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur." nlshed and unfurnished , security deposit required , no pets , 740· 992·2218. 1 Bactoom Apt to rent In Hender· aon . Very Clean. $200 month + deposit & refere nces re quired . (30oi)67S.1972. 1 -Bedroom . Near Holzer, A!C, Economica l Gas Heat , W/0 Hoo kup, Quiet location, $279/ Mo.. + Ullltles. 740-446·2957. Toll Froo 1-677-293-4082. 5:45, 740.446·9066. - Caretaker Needed FfT For Came· tary. Mowing , Selling Markers . Trimming: Eltperlenced Preferred. But Will Train Alght Person. Sari· ous lnqurles. Call 740-446-9228 For Info. 1 Or 2 Bedrooms, Gas Heat, CA. 1f2 Mile From Gallipolis, Refer· ences & Deposit Required, ·740· Con:tpleie DISH Network satellite system. brand new. S99 . 740· 992·1182 or 304·773·5305 after 6pm, 480 First Avenue, (Gallipolis) 1 Bedroom Apa rtmen t, $260/Mo., Plus Damage Deposit, 740-441 · Fibe rglass Topper Silver, Fits 448-7458, 740·446-4416. 9952. 740·8611-4531 . Apartment on Spring Ave nue, Pomen>y, $275/mo., $100 deposit, no pets, water, gas & trash fur - nished, 740·667·3063. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from S289 to $370. Walk to shop ·& movies . Call 740-446· 2588. Equal Housing Opportunity. Beach Street. Middleport , two bedroom furnished apartment, de· posit and references, no pets . 740-992·0165. 1987 · 1990 Do~ge Dakota. Long Wheel Base , $100; Stainless Steel Deep Well Pump, Uke New, Signature Serle&, 11:2 HP $1 00; Sump Pump Used One Time, Palct S140, Will Take $75. 740· 388· 0593. Ethan Allen Maple Hutch & Drop· leaf Table w/chalrs , $300 . 304· • Gractous living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Riverside Apanments In Middle- port. From $273-$338 . Call 740· 992·5064 . Equal Housing Oppor· tunltlea. . Modern t Bedroom Apartment, 740-4MHJ390. New Haven· one bedroom furnished apartment. deposU and reta.rences, no pets, 740·992 · 0165. Nice One Bdrm Unfurnished Apartment. Range & Ralrlg. pro- . vldect . water 1 Garbage Paid . Oepoall Required. Call 740-4-46· 4345 Aller 8;00Fm Nice One Bedr'OOm Furnished Or Unlurnllhed. UIIMtles Paid. Downstairs, $300/Mo., No Pets, Depos- 11,7-3687. 992·01115. Now Taktng Applications - 35 W81t 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments, Includes Water Sewage, Trash, $325/Mo., 740- :;:;:_:6;.:·4;:880:::::;·~-----­ 560 Pate for Sale 441·49691 AKC Registered Great Pyrentt$ Puppies Fo< sale, 7.0.24S.9496. 241 3 Jackson Avenue,!Pt. Pleasant. (304)675·2063. Sun . 1· 388-8934, Leave Message. Black Lab Mix Pups, ..-Blacks, 4 WANT A COMPUTER? But No Cash? No CrodK OKI Slow Credit OK! 0 .Down; laptops Available. RU&Jabllah · Vour Credit! Call 1----------Nowtll 1-&n-755--0005. METAL BU ILDINGS. Does Your Deadlershlp Not Work For Vou? We Have Compatltlve Price& & NO Oedlershlp Fees! Call For A Free Brochure. El Dorado Bl!ild· lng SySiams 1·8()1).279-4300. Huge Inventory, Discount Prices, On VInyl Skirting, Doors, Wind· ows , Anchors, Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, Fur· naces & Heat Pumps . Bennetts Mobile Home Supply, 740·448· 9416 Www.OI\'b.comJbennett Twin Towers now accepting ap· EAS • Almost Everyone Approved With $0 Down! Low pllcatlons lor 1 BR. HUD subsld· capped. EQH. (304)675·6679. Two bedroom Townhouse apart· menl In Syracuse, $325 per month , water. sewer & trash In· eluded, $250 deposit, 740·867· 3~16. VIllage Green Apartments· 2 bedrooms, tOtal electric, applianc· as furnished, laundry room laclll· tlea and giose to school, appllca~ tiona availabte JJI office, 740·992· 3711 TOO 1-888·233·8694. Equal Houalng Opportunity Space lor Rant eoO square feet office building , S3.50/mo .. mobile home spaces, $120tmo., 2 bedroom moblte &ome, $300/mo ., Aiverpark, Po· Alln>y, 740.9411-2093. Monthly Pa~mentsl 1-800·817· 3476 E•t 330. Nice Used Furniture Bnd Ap· pllances. (740)·446-4039 (740)· 446-1004 Anytime. NO MONEY DOWN!II Compaq oat, on Rt. 87. Will take 60<&0 . Private. References, waterl sew· tr. $90.00 montn. Call (304)675· 4136. www.ejump-stan.com RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan Hi Efficiency 90% Oaa Furnace&, Oil Furnaces. 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free e Year Parts & Labor Warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling , 1·800·872·~987 Ron's Gun Shop- Is having a sa~ on all guns In I!Odt, call 7•G-742· 941& 740.258-6390, Aller 6 P.M. German Shepherd Puppies, Bloodline, Security Stock, Black & Sabia, Vor~ Nice, $75, 740·446· 8627. German ·Short Haired Poloters, 1 Weeks, $200, 740-•46·4043 After Applllnces : Reconditioned Dryers. Aang11, Rtfr!·· grators , 90 Day Guarantee ! French City Maytag . 140-446 · ~aahera. ..7785. For Sale: Reconditioned wash · era. dryera and refrigerators. Thompsons Appliance . 3407 Jaclcoon Avenue, (304)875-7369. GOOD IISED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, relrlgera10HI, ranges. Skaggs Applian ces, 76 Vine Street, Call 740 ·448·7398 , 1·888-818·0128. New And Used Furniture Store Balow Holiday Inn, Kanauga. Slop Ano Save. 740-448·4782. R&D'a Uud Furniture i. Ap· pllances ·Great Selection, Priced To Selll ·com• And Browu. • Corner Of Aoute 1 & Add ison Pike , ·we Bu'y Fur.nllure• 1•0· 387-ll250. Antlquae- Buy or sell . Alvtrine Antique s, 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740.992-2526 or 740·992· 1539. Russ Moore. owner. . Mysllc Poms - any' bre•d dog grooming available. Also show quality and pet Poms available tor sale, 74Q-949·3416. Purebred Slberlarl Husky pup· pies, ~ white, t black & while, 1 sable & ·wh ite, 8 weeks old, wormed, IJBry nice, $130 ea.; also 1 black & white, 4 month old fe male, mask·, house broke, call loaded. 1994 Ford Eecort LX wagon, am/ fm cassene. runs excellent. 1994 Olds Cul!asa Supreme, amJ tm cassette, V-6. loaded. 1994 Dodge Shadow, amlfm cas- sette, 64,000, great gal mlk>age. 1993 Plymouth Voyager, 6 cytln· . der automatic, am'fm casaane, air. Rutland Car Sales 740-742·3311 1·888·819-9609. 1997 Blue Cllovy Lumina $9,200, 740-44Hl628. . 1997 C,.am8ro 30th Anniversary Edition, Black With Grey Interior, CD, T·Tops. 33,000 Mllea, $13,700, 7.0.24(;-9875. For Sale : Tobacco sucks. 740· 246-5121 . Boat $350; 300 Pd. Sand Blaster $1,300; Cat 215 Back Hot, $27.000; R40 Ditch Witch 600 t997 Chevy Venture LS, 40,000 Milos, 7o40-24S.6443. 't997 Red F150 wllh tool chest Plea11 cal (30-l)n:l-8000. 1999 Black MQnte Carlo Atl Powera, In Excellent Shape! Priced To Stll7.0.388·8358. 5 sp., cld Delta 88, V· $4,000; Plate Tramp Fits 416 Hot $4,000; ·2.000 Gallon Futl Tank $300; Misc . Steel Beama; Oil Racka $1,200; Cal 215 Bucket& Misc . Concrete Blankets, 740· 643-:2918, 740-843·2644. HONDA's S100, SSOO & UP. PO· LICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyo. ta's, Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utflllles. Call Nowl 8D0-772-7470; EXT.8336. 620 Wanted to Buy liARS FROM Ut/MO. lm· pounds /Rapoa. Fte. $0 Down 124 TOBACCO QUOTA: Want To !o4oa. 019.9% For Listings 1-800· Least In, Good Price Paid Up Front, Call Jodrey J. Fa rm 937· 319·3323 X215e. 373·4844 Can Call Collect AHer 9:00PM. 720 Trucka for Sale Want To Lease Tobacco Quota 1982 GMC 1/2 Ton Pick-Up 2 YID. Auto. \Ill. Pl. 6.2l Ole&ol, In Ohio, .5oe A Pound, 806·4731185. We Are Buying Tobacco Base I Lease. 937·695·0697. (Baloro 11;00 A.M. & Aller 8 P.M.) 630 Livestock Dual Tanks, Class 3 Hitch Runs Great, Good work Truckl $1,200 080. 740-379·2757. 3 'ft!afl Okl, 7o40-388-11358. ANGUS AND CHIANGU8 Bulla, 1989 F-250 Dleaat 5 Speed XLT 170,000 Miloa, 740·379·2205. Comes W/New Hood, 2 Gallons Paint Wltri Toneau Cover, 740· 446-7322. 1994 Chevy 2500, 4x4, manual , 1994 Ford F-350, 4x4, 88,000 new tires & wheels & more, Priced Reasonably, Slate' Run . $15,000 "'"'· 7-4().992·"32 . •. Farmt, Jackson. 740-286-5385. Speclol S~r!ngJ'eedor Cell Sa~. Saturday, April 8, 2000 At 1:00 P.M. All Consglnmants Welcome, Hauling Available. Cattle Accept·. ed AI 4 P.M. Friday, Atnona llvl· stock &ala, 740·582·2322, Or 740-6911-3531 . Butchering hoga tor sale, 250t· 3001 , call U0·9•9·20t7 after 6pm. Club ,Lambs. 4 Wethers, 1 Ewe, · Local Champion Bloodline, vary High Quality, 7.0.245-0485. , Fair Plga For Sale, Hemp And Soma Blue Bull Call 740·441 · 0988, D< 740-446-4362. Hay & Grain Round Bal .. 800 ·10001 $15 Each , 740·367.-0512 , 740·U1· 5502. Stell Buildings, Now, Mual' Sell. 1997 black Chevy S·1 0 Stopalde Extended Cab, 3 door, loaded , 25,000 mllta, very &harp, full far· 730 Vant & 4-WDe 198S Dodge Ramcnargor, 360 V· Runs Gooct, Nltds a.• Speed, Work On I •wo. Serious Inquiries Spring Cleaning (Factory Direct 25x30, 30x40, 50k140. MustS•II 650 Seed & Fertlllur $21 .95 Per 100; 1" 200 PSI $3MO Per 100; 411 ·Brall Com· ptesslon Flnlngsln Stock · 710 Autoe for Sale · CARS $100, S500 a UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota'1,· Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Ullll- RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson, ONo, t-.800-537-9528 tlaa. Call Nowl 800·772·7470; EXT. 7832t VIAGFIAII!! Ordar By Phonet 1· 1987 Plymoulh Sports FUry 800· 21 1-1737 Dept. F OUES· TION ? What Ia wwW.mr19.blg smart .com? Ask Us. 800· 947· -4219. ween 3:30Pm And 8 :00Pm . .t•o- . lng~ 1980' Ford F-250, 300, 5 !paad, new brake1, new ahocks, new ARE flbergtall topper. excellent cor-dllon, 740-949·2411. 1892 GMC Jimmy •X4. New· Tlrtl , Motor & Exhaust Excel · ltn1 Condition . $8,500 . OBO. (304)773-!5840. ' 1093 Foret F·250 Extended Cab, •Parking lots • Playgrounds · •Roods • Streets ~"you WE(C:f. ~~ ~J..~~X:£? W~O KN£\oJ it'i.Y'\:l 00 BK~~ N-It> YOU, IW~C~T VOC.I\\100? : WV Contractors Lie . #003506 PRt-.'Y TE.U.'? No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded WORRYIIG.!It 1No !'mbarraeement,.. You•r. Treated wllh Respect! • ' ,.•• Now for lnetlilnt .6.nr1fnv•ll r • • NEED i1"0 HEAR IT :;.TRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH~ I '•• ! Stop In And. See Steve Riffle Sales Representative Larry Schey FREE ESTIMATES ·140·992·7599 Muat sellllll 1g94 Ranger Bass (NO SUNDAY CALLS) boat, 150 hOrsepower Johnson V-6 outboard, excellent eondltlon, cal740·365-2434. Auto Parts I Accessories r- ":"'/.~'""' NowRentlftl High & Dry\ Self-Storage-! 33795 Hiland Rd:-.. 1985 Turbo 400 Transmission With Tork $275 ; Plus Other Front Enct Parts For A C3500 Chevy, 740-379·273p. 350 Chevy Motor, needs over· I PEI!HAPS § IIOT THE I PHRA5E I t WA<:. LOOKING FOR . · ' COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 1992 24' pqntoon, boat, 48 horsepower, Evlnrude motor, aluminum canopy, $6000, 740-742·2420. Cfl.f:O:.":>? CRIDrP PROBLEMS??? New Homes • Vinyl SldiRg • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Roorri Additions • Roofing 16Ft. Bass Boat Tr~ller so HP Motor 2 Fish Finders New Troll- 75o East State Street Ohio 45701 "A Better :: '' ' •• ,,• ·' '! \• • " 7 2 •KQJ • QJ 9 4 • K 10 9 35 01 an ancient Greek dialect 38 Got ready to . volcano org. 19 Ear (comb. formj , • Eut AIJ.pus Home 81,0 BY f'HILLIP ALDER Do you agree with this claim of John Broadus Watson? " Give me a dozen he althy infants, wellformed , and my own s pecified world to bring them up in, and I' II guarantee to take any Cine at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select • - doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant chief and, yes , even beggannan and thief, regardless of his talents. penc hants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors . I am going beyond the facts and I admit it, bul so have the . advocates of the contrary, and they have been doing it for many thou sands of years." Can. you guarantee this .threeno-trump contract after West leads the spade queen? You start with five lop trick s: two spades, one diamond and two c lubs . You can gel two more trick s from lhe hearts, and two from the diamonds -- yol! know it is guaranteed that the fine sse will lose in a bridge column! Yet. which red ,suit should you attack · first? You should play on the suit in which West, the dange rous oppo· nent .with lhe long 's uit, may have an entry . Although this line isn ' l I 00 percent, correct technique is to duck lhe first trick, win the second with dummy's spade king, lhen play a heart. If West duc ks, play another heart. Let's a ssume West win s that Irick and clears the spades. Now you take the diamond finesse . It loses, but you are safe (unless West found an unusual lead from a three-card spade suit). I disagree with Watson. For example, he could never have made me a musician. And I know some geniuses who couldn't play bridge well to save their lives, as the expreJSi(\n goes . Sentinel Phone (740) 593-6671 Joanne - 41 Sends forth 42 Swiss peaks 43 Actor. · Lancaster 44 Fencing sword 45 Uoelhe highboard · 47 Actreso • Archer 4& Word In a BlfTY Manllow IC!,ng 49 Actor , Eolntdo 50 Cozy roomo 52 Zero 54 Army VIP CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campoe Parta And Service: All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· perlence All Work Guarinteed, French City Maytag, 7•0· 446· Factory AU:thorlzed Case-IH P&rt. Dealers. 1000 St. Rt. 7 South '. · Jlms Drywall & <:onslructlon. New Construction & Aemodell Coohrllhl, OH 46123 Drywall, Siding , Roofs. Addl· 740117.0111 tlons , Painting, etc . (304 )674.' 4823 or (304)674·0155. • I' Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 • '• •• • •• I ' ~ ' 840 Electrical and Soft Top. 24,000 Mllao, Under Wamonl)', ~18. Refrigeration Residential or commercial wiring , new service or repairs. Master Ll· censed electrician . Ridenour Electrical, WV000306, 304·675· 1186. . ..... fte ·Applla-.:e Proofing, au basement repairs done, fret utlmates, lifetime guaiantea. 12yrs on job experi- 1891 Jttp Wrangllr 4•4. ~ Cylln· . · ' 11an . rl I I' We Sert!ice All Malle• Washers . Drye~s · Ranges :- Refdger~'to•· • :Freezers- Dish Washer eucket "fruck 1 IIIB.Ind I Polneroy, Oblo .~, ., ,__• . .. <J' . a ... .••.•..·,. .. . ~ JONES' ·TREE SERVICE, ( \ I' ••• ~ 7nlnchlng, El'll."740-441 ·0113. 1.• .. •' livingston's Blltmtr'lt Water (30-1)882·2787. GOOO Condition, 740·379·2205. &iai,ment Pa11s ' 5323 1804. S·1Q Chevy Blazer, V-6 , 84 ,000 mllaa. 318 Engine.; Naw ; An Malces Tractor & C&C General Home Main· tenence- Painting, vinyl siding, carpentry, -ctoora, windows, balhs, mobile home rep~lr and more. For free eatlmate call Chet. 740.992· Superior Home Maintenance, 'W• Do All Ffepalrs On Homes, Tra/ltrs , Yard Work, -Piufflbing, dtr, 5 Speed, WhltrWith Black .ALIJLEL PABft 7785. ence. 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SIRHAD NEE ' cp NY CA F , ~ I've d iscovered that•when you ' have to make a decision and make it, that is in itself a IL._I~.-,..~I_.J.I_~-..~.l_l.' ~~~~~~ ~o l l .' ·IFlTTUI h--.-.,...--.,--. 1"6'."-.-1--l C) CompleJo -..1..-L-..J.._.J.'-..J..-.I L 8 · tho ~huckle quoled by filling in rhe missing words vou deveiol) from step No. 3 below. PRINT NUMBEREO LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES . UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Uphill · Holly· Ninth • Number- HELP YOU My shady uncle believes the best way to get on in the world is to let people believe it's to their advantage to HELP YOU 1 . '· APRIL 6 .j (CC) unrairly judged you based upon .. Cel1brity Qpher ~are crtMed from quol8tlonl by ramoua people, past and - '· e.ch -In lht clphor ollndllor ......... !(CCI(DVS) •• org; · 38 Actress g.. labllsntd 1975. can 24 Hr.o. (740) 446·0870; 1-SOQ-287-0876. Rog· era WahlrpJOOIIng. Perlman w~lfare ITHURSDAY 6129/ftiO. Sewing machln,_ & vacuum _, -"· cleaners repaired 740-142·041 Unconditional Ufetfme guarantee. Local references furnished. Ea · of met" 24 Actress 37 City In Oregon V~61D0 1 mo. Pet. SERVICES 23 .. How clumsy 31 Animal 740-992-SIJt· 245-!677. 21 Strengthens (oneoelll 22 leaa dllllcult 25 Holrleso • 2S Made angry. 28 Coagulate • 29 Kind ol moth 30 Name for Ireland ' TransmiSsions, CVC Joints, 740· 11 Work wtthoul - (be dlringj 12 Flondl county t Dominate 10 Devours rlde.a horae To get a current weather report, check the .,, . Seutb Ohio Pomeroy, Typos. Acce81 To Over 10,000 4.,, 1.3 lllro Dlaoel, 97,000 Milas, 7.0.388-9875. Interior, tires. exhaust. Ttlnted • 2 15 Passanger Vani, 'aoth windows, $3,500.00 OB0•(740)· Dodge One Ia 1992 ·1993 Bolh 1n 258'6002 l ~:::::=:::::~~~==~~~~~~~~~:;~ : THF. RORN LOSER ' : ~~Ti:.EL 6f:!:l\l/~l IE, Hi\I/ E.'"" : 1\TI£1'1\PTED ~ BISSEll BUILDERS INC. Boata 1 Motors for Sale BASEMENT WATERPROOFING (304)675·5724. TRAN SPORTATION I , 1,ooo Miles, $10,000 OBO, 740· 44e-7069. 760 f \ 1999 Harley Sportster 1200cc 750 ' •I Fax. 304-675-2457 (304)67.5·3n3. For sale· '89 2 .9 Ranger motor STEEL BUILDINGS: Warehouse Farm1,(304)695-3740'88S.3788. ing Go·carts. 1·4 stroke: 1- 2 stroke; Trailer & Lots of Extras . Improvements 1989 F2SO 4x4, 7.3 diesel, 5 .- mutt - · SB-150. call 740· 982·3394 or 740·742·3020 Mn· Dewhurtt 1995 Polaris 42.5 4-WheeiOrlve . Good Condition; 1998 Honda CBR 600F3 · 2,000MIIes; 2 Rae· . •Driveways • Tennis Courts Hauling-• Umeslone • Gravel• Sand • Topsoil• Fill Dirt • Mule~ • ~ulldozer Services (740)992-3470 6 (304)773-&1118. Straw: Bright Wire Tie Straw Vaar 'Round Delivery & Volume Dis· count Availab le . Heritage Farm. Plant1. . Cell Ph<me 674-3311 Ohla ttfiOLUtG a·•'d EXCfiVfiTI"<I Davidson Twisted Front Spoke Wheel & Solid Back Wheel Black , ~:~ chroin~. St4.5oo. 740· . 871-2417 or 441-1428 22 yra. LOcal Harley · 33 Nolay awanow 34 Martinique Wnt Nonll Pus 3 NT ~ 1 U. .l I ltriW 2 Hlgh·ochool dance 3 ltoly'o capital 4 Arrow pol11011 5 Seoameoeed 8 French ochool 7 Clooe relative 8 Tiger Woodo' 1897 Mork Ill. Dodge Rom . White. 19,000 ACtual Mlltt. Must SH to Appreciate. Gruage Kept. 80x200~~:18 wae $94,!0Q Now $59,990, 1·800·405·5126. E'a rllttt Pomt~rov, t 992 Yam.aha Blaster. Rebuilt Engine. Runs good + extra blaster lor parts . S1 ,!500. I Henderson, W.V 992·6215 992·4558. D~na ~ *MASONRY .*BOBCAT SERVICES --I 23 Planet'a path 27 Wi.. onea 32 Clllcag'G •lrport Not worth it MYERS PAVING V.C. YOUNG Ill 1989 Yamaha Ban shee, FMF graphic& kit, tw l&t throtlle. runs great. many extras, $1800 , 740· borg1111 bad cover, $8,999, 304· 773-5305 oiler epm. 387.()228 First Orders will Gutranlta Bilil& •Room lddHiont & RemOdeling · ·New G~1egaa •Eitclrlctl & Plumbing •Rooftng & Gutltre •VInyl Siding & Painting •PIIIO & Porch Dtc:kl Free EsUJflllfft 1989 Hondo CR125 Dlrlblka Now Top End & Tires. Very Strong, . $1,100 Or Best 011•r. 740·441· 1083. Budget Prlcad Transmissions All OralS, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Cutting•. _7.;;o40-;.,2r-~::.,.;5e;;.;;15::..- - - - - - Waterline Special: 314 200 PSI Orlve Mag Whlflll, For Parts 1997 FOrd Ranger XlT,' 2 whael drive, step aide, excellent condition, 4 cyt., auto, ale, amlfm CD, 50.000 mllea, custom wheels. fi· $10.971 ; 50x100K18 ·was $31 ,500 Now $19,890; 70•150•18 Was $59,990 Was $39,990; Now taking orders for. this Spring. 992-2635 882-3666 9 6 4 10 53 2 K 8 3 7 4 2. 38 a.bylont.n hero 1 Lemon-lime ~ More - I n drink . 42 Not Up Yll 7 Quilt, e.g. 4& Chnr HI . 13 Uu O..Henry'o 47 Got A+ on the etort• · toot 14 "Night of 51 Wolflike 11M -" 53 Dl~~reg~~rd 15 Grepelrult'a 55 Conductor ntlatlVII Andnt _ 16 Se1ooned 56 Bowling torget 17 Sea phHUOt 57 ".Remington-" ~~tt.;P.s= 18 Bullder"o unit 56 Sly oneo 20 Princely lillian . family DOWN 21 Medlt.,oiiean OP!lnlng lead: • Q I·'LL NEED WITH THEM CARD CHEATS Middleport New Ha'ven 3121100 1 mo. $175. 740·37ii·2~:Mr. hauled. $275. (304)875·4514, at· tar 8PM, or ttave message. Only. $1',200.00 OBO . Call Btl· 740.256-«158. 4ttor e P.M. 1985 Honda V·45 Magnum Shalt lngs. S11,100, 740·949-2045 or 740-849-2203. 40x80 x12 was $17,500 Now _· Square . Bales, A'falfa & ·orchard Tobacco Plants 992-1717 YOUNG'S :. l_ CARPENIER SERVICE· •· • • t • Seulb I NT RESIDENTIAI.J////1//COMMERCIAL . 0 Free Delirery . E FREE ESTIMATES.:......FULLY INSURED N 740-742 -9501 ? T Brain Morrison I Racine, Ohio ~ 'Toll Free E (740) 985·3948 y Ing Molor, 740·256·1072. 1990 Chevrolet S·10 5 Speed. 2 Paint Mares: 0111 • Years Old; One 2 Years Old; 2 Arabian Geldings: one 7 Years Old; One RADIO SHACK DEALER cR Eut • " QJI08S • " 78 • 52 • QJ a .. ACROSS . Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South .. INGELS ELECfRONICS N Wnl . • 10 X 20 $60 (30-1)67(;.1550. 45 Ft. Parts Tralttr• "$1 ,800; e·s Ft. Extand•d Tral1e'r With Pump $1,300 ; :2,000 Water~ Tank 800,000 Concrete Vat Motorcycle• I parts Open Dally 9·5 7 40 ·AT&T CELLULAR & BLACKBEAR PAGING All replacement Plants, Bedding Plants, Hanging Baskets, Porc:h Boxes, Combliiallon Pols, ·Potted Geraniums, Phlox, Azaleas, Rbododendrons, Lilac 'trees, Assorted Shrubs · S8.~00; 640 Select St .50 Ft.; 500 Ft Hickory Select $1.50 Ft.; Atl Klld Dried. Spring Season Veg~lable Sun 12·5 S rtn Seeds 8 Fertilizer tA1087 •Aess R&IOuallty P/8 CONTRACTORS. INC. " Replootmtftt luto Body Pcu"l c0 *CONCRETE *BACKHOE SERVICES M Now Open For 3PM (304)273·6805 ; alter 8PM (304)695-3726. " Claim Denied? We Speclllllze In Appeals And Hearings . FREE 1.000 Fl . t2' Common .80¢ Ft.; 992-5776 1996 F· 150. 5 speed 00. 4.9L, (7401992-3131 10 X 10$40 HUB BARDS GREENHOUSE elr, good lruck. 2981. 1.000 Ft. 11.$1 .25 Ft.: IQP Ft. Select S2.00 Ft. ; Soli Maple Stilet S1.50 Ft.; Oak t1 $1.00 Ft.; Soma Free Estimates 740-992- 1709 • ea4 Nutrena Western Pride 12% Sweet .Feed $5.00/50 lb. bat S'L RT. 7 Syracuse 740-379-2805. WALNVT luMBER Remodelins, Roofing. New Ad(litione, Pole BuildingB, Et c. No • K5 Septic Sy•re"" & Urilitie• HARIWELL STORAGE PSI CONSTRUal ON ·. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Nowii1·90Q.462·7930X12. 25 1995 Monte Carlo. All Options. A ad. 78 ,000 miles. Excellent · condition, lnaldt and out. BrlckTov Eskimo & Poodle puppies, · yard Speller. $8 ,000 . Callbefore FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK $6.75/50 lb. bag· C.R. Ktn1. C.D. G•ter Working Parents, Imported Blood Lines, Gopct Markings , First Shots, 740-37i-9110. . llrst sholland wormed. S50, call 740.992·6578. . Nutrena Hunters Pride Dog Food Cflmpi. l• A·uoullliiJ8 &: Tcu: S.rvic•1 199!! Foret Contour· amlfm cas· sene, great gas mileage, 76,000, Hampshire Fair Pigs For Sale, 836-4052. Middleporl , OH 45760 740 -992 - 1818 Sert!it:eo House & Trailer Sites land Clearing & Grading Good Coodltlon. 740-448-6547. parts, htadl, manlloldo, luellnjec· lion pens; otao '67 Yugo, 65,000 miles, no IIIIa, $150', 740·247· Bonelli Ttam 317 N. 2nd Av•. 1993 Mercury Cougar, All Power. $8,200.00; (2.000 Under Book Value~ 740.882·7512 iP~ Nuun.ttne SttWu 1993 Gray, DOdge Spirit"' 4 Cylln· Ag·, Service ~, " " ' BuUdo•er & Boclch•• !ICjWCitiu der, Air. Automatic. $1,900 OBO, 740-258-1233. Doberman Puppies , $50, Not ReQisterect , 8 Weaks Old, Call . Services, Inc. Toll-Free : 1· 888· Gooclt we Tak• Tri!dl'l. Cook ¥olora , mltea. (Toi!Free) CON~ULTATLON . Household S3.9S5 ; 1998 S·10 Automatic Loaded 18,000 Miles $8.69,5; 1991 S·10 88,000 Miles $2,495. ter 5 PM. Golden, Reody 418/00, Big Pups, Wormed, $25, 740·245-5797, AI· Hra. ....... ' 7 14.500. 888·479·2345 &78 ·1363 NORWOOD SAW· MILLS 252 Sonwlll Dn111, Buflalo, NY 14225. MERCHANDISE ~uto. 1OO+MIIos. 1304)576·2383. black. $.10,800 OBO, 140·9491101 & leave l)ltU8gt.. Sawmill $3,795 . Saw Log& Into Boards, Pianka, Beams. Large Mobile Home Park Lot Avallable, · Capaelty. Best Sawmill Value An· $11&/Mo., Addison Pike. Wise· ywhere. FREE Information . 1·800. man Realty, 74G-446·3844. 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix , V-6, HP IBM Desktops /Laptops, E· Comerce Websllas. Start Your · 2 Three Year Old Fillies, Great HomeBuSiness Today! Almost Broke, CoiiH0-367·0512, 740· Everyone Approved! Low Monthly. 441-5502. Payments. Free Color Printer 1· www.orvb.convbennett MobllaHome Lot at Santa' s For- Pllfll. Tlrea, 740-258-1687. 1995 Buick Lesabre Custom 4 Doofl. l.oaded, aluminum Wheels, A/C. Tilt, Cruise, Pwr, locks, Pwr Windows. Pwr Stall, Misc. Jack Hammer, Misc. Hand Lift Chair, 1 Year, Quad Cane, · Tools : 1988 Jeep Wagoneer Walker, Shower Chair, 1978 Ford $2,000; 48" Oozer Drum Roller LTD II. 740·446·3342 No Answer $3,400 ; 550 Gallon Fuel Tank leaw Message. Wllh Pump $750: 14 Ft. Semi V NEW BRAND NAME COMPUT· Ized apt. for eld.erly and ,hand I· . 610 Farm Equipment 48" Cut HYD Desk $1 ,500, 740· 1i90 Geo Storm, Wrecked, En· glnt & Tranamlsslon Good. Naw Shade River - HOWARD. EXCAVATING CO. 7~103 . can Ron Evans, 1·800-537·9528. lawn Tractor. Wheelhorse 18 HP, • Ntw 350 HP Engine T· Tops, BOOy In Good Condition, S3,500, Pr~a Negotiable, 7o40-245-6443. .I.KC Reg latered Boit;n Terrier, 1993 Grand Am Sport Coupe Puppies , 6 Weeks Old, Tates . 81 ,000 Mll&l $3,995; 1992 Cl>a· lltr RIS 2 Doors. $3,195; 1991 LU· Docked. /Oec lawad 1st Shots. mlna Euro 2 Coors, 88,000 Miles, Wormed , 740-742-3401, 740· 'JET AER!IJION MOTORS Repaired, Now & Rebuilt In Stocl<. 446.0008. 530 44 Registered Border Collie Pupl , MOBILE HOME OWNER& North 4th Avenue, Middleport~ 2 room efflctency apartment, deposIt and references, no pets, 740· 51 0 PallAdian Plclln WindOw 8' 4'16' 2" Low·E .l.rgon l Grids Cost S1 .095, $800 Or Make OPfer, 7o&O- 8308, 1·800-29;.()098. Cl'lrlsty's Family Living , apart· menta, I'IOme & trailer rentals , 740·992-4S14, apartments avail· able, furnished & unfumlshed. 460 ows, tlnttla, etc. Claude Winters, Rlo Grandi, OH Call 740·24.5· 5121. • Grubb's Plano- tuning & repairs. Problems? Need Tuned? Call the • II You Oon'r Call Us We Both Los•. • Free Estimates I 740-446· ' 1988 Camaro, New Tranlmllllon. Bloc<. brlck. sower plpao, wind· 740.992·5144. JANimOL HEATING AND COOUNG EQUIPMENT INSTALLED ALDER Cullan One Owner. V.0,$1,400, l4o'118 1784. Building Suppllet NEA Cro11word Puzzle PHILLIP 19811 01d1 675·1449. plano Dr. 740-44e·4525 .· ALLEYOOP "\ojll · 550 · The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 BRIDGE 1883 Chevy ~allbu , Excalltnt WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT Condition, 305, Autome~c. 4 NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO: Doofl. AC, $2.2110. 740 118 1514. ~v W Fl • • Do t nanct, 0 wnl Pnt 1814 Chevy Caprice Claaolo . CrtOII Probloma OK II Evon 11 Very Nice lnaldt l Out Low n.nao Down Bololltll R -.t:z.too, 1.0 ..8 •uo. 'll>urCrodllltt·~.- 4PM. Mon·Sai .11AM·6PM. Almond Kenmore washer & Cryer $145 ; Almond Whirlpool Washer $70 ; White Hotpoint Washer $75: White t<enm ore Washer & Dryer $145; Call After Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Autot for Sale 710 WANT A COMPUTER?? BUT Over 75 Tanka of Fre1hwater NO CASH?? MMX Technology Fish, locally Ra ised Parikeetsl Will Finance Wlth '•o• Down. Past Supplies. Fish Tank/Pet Shop. Credit Problems, No Problem. Call 6, 2000 �• • .. .;"" -~"",.,.,_ .. . .'.· . .,; 1.. ,......!. 'If••-,. .... '• l ~uradayl April Thursday, April 6, 2000 ·Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel 410 HQu-fOf' Rent Smoll 2 Bedroom Ideal Location. Euttm Avtnuo, LIJQO LOI $3001 ' "~~·C:...d_7_.0..:...:.36:...7-·7:...609_._ __ · STOP RENTINGIII OWN FOR lES&t Low Or No Monoy Down. EZ Crodll Approval. Call Now 1· eoo.nN470 Exl86t3. Three bedroom duple• . $300 month plua dopoait. call 74G-992· 1134 altor epm. Thr., Bedroom. Outside Galllpo111, Big Yard, Appliances Fur~ r;'l ilhtd, L'ots Of Cal)lners. No l'llll. $385/Mo., 74Q.ol46;6890. · Two bedroom hou11 In Middle· port, $300 month, $300 deposit. call7o40-9S2·5039. SSBAD CREDIT? Got Cash loona To S5.000. Dtbt Conaoll· dation To $20Q.OOO. Crodlt CoriSt. Mortgagea, Atflnanclng A.nd Auto Loano Avollobll . Meridian croan Corp. 1·800-"71·~118 E•t. 1180. (31 All STEEL BUILDINGS. 24x24 wu S7,200 Soli $3,700; 30•52 Waa $12.360 Sell $8,680; 52• 180 Wll 1-11! .5 00 Sell $19,900. Tom t-800-388·5314 . 10" Craftsman Carpenter Series Radial Arm Saw, New, $500; 10" Crah:sman Table Saw. Nearly New, $350; 8 tl4 Craftsman Radial Arm Saw, $200; Sears Treadmill, New S10, 740-698·4901 . for Rent Between Athens anti Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile. homes. · 740·992·2167. 37 People Needed To Lon Up To 30 Pounds In The Next 3 Days, Free Samples, 740 .. 1982. For rant· 3 bedloom mobile home, no pots, 740.992-5858. Nice Clean 3 Bedr.oom Mobile Home In Counlry, 740.256·6674. 1140 540 MIICII!tlneout MerchandiH Co&t $800, Will Take $400: Floor Model T.v. S35; Bluebird -Boxes 420 Mobile Homes S2~S300. 540 MliCIIIaneout MerchandiM Apartments for Rant VIAGRAIIII ORDER BY PHONEIII Stay At Home!!! 1·800·211 ·1737 Dept.F 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur." nlshed and unfurnished , security deposit required , no pets , 740· 992·2218. 1 Bactoom Apt to rent In Hender· aon . Very Clean. $200 month + deposit & refere nces re quired . (30oi)67S.1972. 1 -Bedroom . Near Holzer, A!C, Economica l Gas Heat , W/0 Hoo kup, Quiet location, $279/ Mo.. + Ullltles. 740-446·2957. Toll Froo 1-677-293-4082. 5:45, 740.446·9066. - Caretaker Needed FfT For Came· tary. Mowing , Selling Markers . Trimming: Eltperlenced Preferred. But Will Train Alght Person. Sari· ous lnqurles. Call 740-446-9228 For Info. 1 Or 2 Bedrooms, Gas Heat, CA. 1f2 Mile From Gallipolis, Refer· ences & Deposit Required, ·740· Con:tpleie DISH Network satellite system. brand new. S99 . 740· 992·1182 or 304·773·5305 after 6pm, 480 First Avenue, (Gallipolis) 1 Bedroom Apa rtmen t, $260/Mo., Plus Damage Deposit, 740-441 · Fibe rglass Topper Silver, Fits 448-7458, 740·446-4416. 9952. 740·8611-4531 . Apartment on Spring Ave nue, Pomen>y, $275/mo., $100 deposit, no pets, water, gas & trash fur - nished, 740·667·3063. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from S289 to $370. Walk to shop ·& movies . Call 740-446· 2588. Equal Housing Opportunity. Beach Street. Middleport , two bedroom furnished apartment, de· posit and references, no pets . 740-992·0165. 1987 · 1990 Do~ge Dakota. Long Wheel Base , $100; Stainless Steel Deep Well Pump, Uke New, Signature Serle&, 11:2 HP $1 00; Sump Pump Used One Time, Palct S140, Will Take $75. 740· 388· 0593. Ethan Allen Maple Hutch & Drop· leaf Table w/chalrs , $300 . 304· • Gractous living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Riverside Apanments In Middle- port. From $273-$338 . Call 740· 992·5064 . Equal Housing Oppor· tunltlea. . Modern t Bedroom Apartment, 740-4MHJ390. New Haven· one bedroom furnished apartment. deposU and reta.rences, no pets, 740·992 · 0165. Nice One Bdrm Unfurnished Apartment. Range & Ralrlg. pro- . vldect . water 1 Garbage Paid . Oepoall Required. Call 740-4-46· 4345 Aller 8;00Fm Nice One Bedr'OOm Furnished Or Unlurnllhed. UIIMtles Paid. Downstairs, $300/Mo., No Pets, Depos- 11,7-3687. 992·01115. Now Taktng Applications - 35 W81t 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments, Includes Water Sewage, Trash, $325/Mo., 740- :;:;:_:6;.:·4;:880:::::;·~-----­ 560 Pate for Sale 441·49691 AKC Registered Great Pyrentt$ Puppies Fo< sale, 7.0.24S.9496. 241 3 Jackson Avenue,!Pt. Pleasant. (304)675·2063. Sun . 1· 388-8934, Leave Message. Black Lab Mix Pups, ..-Blacks, 4 WANT A COMPUTER? But No Cash? No CrodK OKI Slow Credit OK! 0 .Down; laptops Available. RU&Jabllah · Vour Credit! Call 1----------Nowtll 1-&n-755--0005. METAL BU ILDINGS. Does Your Deadlershlp Not Work For Vou? We Have Compatltlve Price& & NO Oedlershlp Fees! Call For A Free Brochure. El Dorado Bl!ild· lng SySiams 1·8()1).279-4300. Huge Inventory, Discount Prices, On VInyl Skirting, Doors, Wind· ows , Anchors, Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, Fur· naces & Heat Pumps . Bennetts Mobile Home Supply, 740·448· 9416 Www.OI\'b.comJbennett Twin Towers now accepting ap· EAS • Almost Everyone Approved With $0 Down! Low pllcatlons lor 1 BR. HUD subsld· capped. EQH. (304)675·6679. Two bedroom Townhouse apart· menl In Syracuse, $325 per month , water. sewer & trash In· eluded, $250 deposit, 740·867· 3~16. VIllage Green Apartments· 2 bedrooms, tOtal electric, applianc· as furnished, laundry room laclll· tlea and giose to school, appllca~ tiona availabte JJI office, 740·992· 3711 TOO 1-888·233·8694. Equal Houalng Opportunity Space lor Rant eoO square feet office building , S3.50/mo .. mobile home spaces, $120tmo., 2 bedroom moblte &ome, $300/mo ., Aiverpark, Po· Alln>y, 740.9411-2093. Monthly Pa~mentsl 1-800·817· 3476 E•t 330. Nice Used Furniture Bnd Ap· pllances. (740)·446-4039 (740)· 446-1004 Anytime. NO MONEY DOWN!II Compaq oat, on Rt. 87. Will take 60<&0 . Private. References, waterl sew· tr. $90.00 montn. Call (304)675· 4136. www.ejump-stan.com RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan Hi Efficiency 90% Oaa Furnace&, Oil Furnaces. 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Systems Free e Year Parts & Labor Warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling , 1·800·872·~987 Ron's Gun Shop- Is having a sa~ on all guns In I!Odt, call 7•G-742· 941& 740.258-6390, Aller 6 P.M. German Shepherd Puppies, Bloodline, Security Stock, Black & Sabia, Vor~ Nice, $75, 740·446· 8627. German ·Short Haired Poloters, 1 Weeks, $200, 740-•46·4043 After Applllnces : Reconditioned Dryers. Aang11, Rtfr!·· grators , 90 Day Guarantee ! French City Maytag . 140-446 · ~aahera. ..7785. For Sale: Reconditioned wash · era. dryera and refrigerators. Thompsons Appliance . 3407 Jaclcoon Avenue, (304)875-7369. GOOD IISED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, relrlgera10HI, ranges. Skaggs Applian ces, 76 Vine Street, Call 740 ·448·7398 , 1·888-818·0128. New And Used Furniture Store Balow Holiday Inn, Kanauga. Slop Ano Save. 740-448·4782. R&D'a Uud Furniture i. Ap· pllances ·Great Selection, Priced To Selll ·com• And Browu. • Corner Of Aoute 1 & Add ison Pike , ·we Bu'y Fur.nllure• 1•0· 387-ll250. Antlquae- Buy or sell . Alvtrine Antique s, 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740.992-2526 or 740·992· 1539. Russ Moore. owner. . Mysllc Poms - any' bre•d dog grooming available. Also show quality and pet Poms available tor sale, 74Q-949·3416. Purebred Slberlarl Husky pup· pies, ~ white, t black & while, 1 sable & ·wh ite, 8 weeks old, wormed, IJBry nice, $130 ea.; also 1 black & white, 4 month old fe male, mask·, house broke, call loaded. 1994 Ford Eecort LX wagon, am/ fm cassene. runs excellent. 1994 Olds Cul!asa Supreme, amJ tm cassette, V-6. loaded. 1994 Dodge Shadow, amlfm cas- sette, 64,000, great gal mlk>age. 1993 Plymouth Voyager, 6 cytln· . der automatic, am'fm casaane, air. Rutland Car Sales 740-742·3311 1·888·819-9609. 1997 Blue Cllovy Lumina $9,200, 740-44Hl628. . 1997 C,.am8ro 30th Anniversary Edition, Black With Grey Interior, CD, T·Tops. 33,000 Mllea, $13,700, 7.0.24(;-9875. For Sale : Tobacco sucks. 740· 246-5121 . Boat $350; 300 Pd. Sand Blaster $1,300; Cat 215 Back Hot, $27.000; R40 Ditch Witch 600 t997 Chevy Venture LS, 40,000 Milos, 7o40-24S.6443. 't997 Red F150 wllh tool chest Plea11 cal (30-l)n:l-8000. 1999 Black MQnte Carlo Atl Powera, In Excellent Shape! Priced To Stll7.0.388·8358. 5 sp., cld Delta 88, V· $4,000; Plate Tramp Fits 416 Hot $4,000; ·2.000 Gallon Futl Tank $300; Misc . Steel Beama; Oil Racka $1,200; Cal 215 Bucket& Misc . Concrete Blankets, 740· 643-:2918, 740-843·2644. HONDA's S100, SSOO & UP. PO· LICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyo. ta's, Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Utflllles. Call Nowl 8D0-772-7470; EXT.8336. 620 Wanted to Buy liARS FROM Ut/MO. lm· pounds /Rapoa. Fte. $0 Down 124 TOBACCO QUOTA: Want To !o4oa. 019.9% For Listings 1-800· Least In, Good Price Paid Up Front, Call Jodrey J. Fa rm 937· 319·3323 X215e. 373·4844 Can Call Collect AHer 9:00PM. 720 Trucka for Sale Want To Lease Tobacco Quota 1982 GMC 1/2 Ton Pick-Up 2 YID. Auto. \Ill. Pl. 6.2l Ole&ol, In Ohio, .5oe A Pound, 806·4731185. We Are Buying Tobacco Base I Lease. 937·695·0697. (Baloro 11;00 A.M. & Aller 8 P.M.) 630 Livestock Dual Tanks, Class 3 Hitch Runs Great, Good work Truckl $1,200 080. 740-379·2757. 3 'ft!afl Okl, 7o40-388-11358. ANGUS AND CHIANGU8 Bulla, 1989 F-250 Dleaat 5 Speed XLT 170,000 Miloa, 740·379·2205. Comes W/New Hood, 2 Gallons Paint Wltri Toneau Cover, 740· 446-7322. 1994 Chevy 2500, 4x4, manual , 1994 Ford F-350, 4x4, 88,000 new tires & wheels & more, Priced Reasonably, Slate' Run . $15,000 "'"'· 7-4().992·"32 . •. Farmt, Jackson. 740-286-5385. Speclol S~r!ngJ'eedor Cell Sa~. Saturday, April 8, 2000 At 1:00 P.M. All Consglnmants Welcome, Hauling Available. Cattle Accept·. ed AI 4 P.M. Friday, Atnona llvl· stock &ala, 740·582·2322, Or 740-6911-3531 . Butchering hoga tor sale, 250t· 3001 , call U0·9•9·20t7 after 6pm. Club ,Lambs. 4 Wethers, 1 Ewe, · Local Champion Bloodline, vary High Quality, 7.0.245-0485. , Fair Plga For Sale, Hemp And Soma Blue Bull Call 740·441 · 0988, D< 740-446-4362. Hay & Grain Round Bal .. 800 ·10001 $15 Each , 740·367.-0512 , 740·U1· 5502. Stell Buildings, Now, Mual' Sell. 1997 black Chevy S·1 0 Stopalde Extended Cab, 3 door, loaded , 25,000 mllta, very &harp, full far· 730 Vant & 4-WDe 198S Dodge Ramcnargor, 360 V· Runs Gooct, Nltds a.• Speed, Work On I •wo. Serious Inquiries Spring Cleaning (Factory Direct 25x30, 30x40, 50k140. MustS•II 650 Seed & Fertlllur $21 .95 Per 100; 1" 200 PSI $3MO Per 100; 411 ·Brall Com· ptesslon Flnlngsln Stock · 710 Autoe for Sale · CARS $100, S500 a UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyota'1,· Chevys, Jeeps, And Sport Ullll- RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson, ONo, t-.800-537-9528 tlaa. Call Nowl 800·772·7470; EXT. 7832t VIAGFIAII!! Ordar By Phonet 1· 1987 Plymoulh Sports FUry 800· 21 1-1737 Dept. F OUES· TION ? What Ia wwW.mr19.blg smart .com? Ask Us. 800· 947· -4219. ween 3:30Pm And 8 :00Pm . .t•o- . lng~ 1980' Ford F-250, 300, 5 !paad, new brake1, new ahocks, new ARE flbergtall topper. excellent cor-dllon, 740-949·2411. 1892 GMC Jimmy •X4. New· Tlrtl , Motor & Exhaust Excel · ltn1 Condition . $8,500 . OBO. (304)773-!5840. ' 1093 Foret F·250 Extended Cab, •Parking lots • Playgrounds · •Roods • Streets ~"you WE(C:f. ~~ ~J..~~X:£? W~O KN£\oJ it'i.Y'\:l 00 BK~~ N-It> YOU, IW~C~T VOC.I\\100? : WV Contractors Lie . #003506 PRt-.'Y TE.U.'? No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded WORRYIIG.!It 1No !'mbarraeement,.. You•r. Treated wllh Respect! • ' ,.•• Now for lnetlilnt .6.nr1fnv•ll r • • NEED i1"0 HEAR IT :;.TRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH~ I '•• ! Stop In And. See Steve Riffle Sales Representative Larry Schey FREE ESTIMATES ·140·992·7599 Muat sellllll 1g94 Ranger Bass (NO SUNDAY CALLS) boat, 150 hOrsepower Johnson V-6 outboard, excellent eondltlon, cal740·365-2434. Auto Parts I Accessories r- ":"'/.~'""' NowRentlftl High & Dry\ Self-Storage-! 33795 Hiland Rd:-.. 1985 Turbo 400 Transmission With Tork $275 ; Plus Other Front Enct Parts For A C3500 Chevy, 740-379·273p. 350 Chevy Motor, needs over· I PEI!HAPS § IIOT THE I PHRA5E I t WA<:. LOOKING FOR . · ' COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 1992 24' pqntoon, boat, 48 horsepower, Evlnrude motor, aluminum canopy, $6000, 740-742·2420. Cfl.f:O:.":>? CRIDrP PROBLEMS??? New Homes • Vinyl SldiRg • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Roorri Additions • Roofing 16Ft. Bass Boat Tr~ller so HP Motor 2 Fish Finders New Troll- 75o East State Street Ohio 45701 "A Better :: '' ' •• ,,• ·' '! \• • " 7 2 •KQJ • QJ 9 4 • K 10 9 35 01 an ancient Greek dialect 38 Got ready to . volcano org. 19 Ear (comb. formj , • Eut AIJ.pus Home 81,0 BY f'HILLIP ALDER Do you agree with this claim of John Broadus Watson? " Give me a dozen he althy infants, wellformed , and my own s pecified world to bring them up in, and I' II guarantee to take any Cine at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select • - doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant chief and, yes , even beggannan and thief, regardless of his talents. penc hants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors . I am going beyond the facts and I admit it, bul so have the . advocates of the contrary, and they have been doing it for many thou sands of years." Can. you guarantee this .threeno-trump contract after West leads the spade queen? You start with five lop trick s: two spades, one diamond and two c lubs . You can gel two more trick s from lhe hearts, and two from the diamonds -- yol! know it is guaranteed that the fine sse will lose in a bridge column! Yet. which red ,suit should you attack · first? You should play on the suit in which West, the dange rous oppo· nent .with lhe long 's uit, may have an entry . Although this line isn ' l I 00 percent, correct technique is to duck lhe first trick, win the second with dummy's spade king, lhen play a heart. If West duc ks, play another heart. Let's a ssume West win s that Irick and clears the spades. Now you take the diamond finesse . It loses, but you are safe (unless West found an unusual lead from a three-card spade suit). I disagree with Watson. For example, he could never have made me a musician. And I know some geniuses who couldn't play bridge well to save their lives, as the expreJSi(\n goes . Sentinel Phone (740) 593-6671 Joanne - 41 Sends forth 42 Swiss peaks 43 Actor. · Lancaster 44 Fencing sword 45 Uoelhe highboard · 47 Actreso • Archer 4& Word In a BlfTY Manllow IC!,ng 49 Actor , Eolntdo 50 Cozy roomo 52 Zero 54 Army VIP CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campoe Parta And Service: All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· perlence All Work Guarinteed, French City Maytag, 7•0· 446· Factory AU:thorlzed Case-IH P&rt. Dealers. 1000 St. Rt. 7 South '. · Jlms Drywall & <:onslructlon. New Construction & Aemodell Coohrllhl, OH 46123 Drywall, Siding , Roofs. Addl· 740117.0111 tlons , Painting, etc . (304 )674.' 4823 or (304)674·0155. • I' Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 • '• •• • •• I ' ~ ' 840 Electrical and Soft Top. 24,000 Mllao, Under Wamonl)', ~18. Refrigeration Residential or commercial wiring , new service or repairs. Master Ll· censed electrician . Ridenour Electrical, WV000306, 304·675· 1186. . ..... fte ·Applla-.:e Proofing, au basement repairs done, fret utlmates, lifetime guaiantea. 12yrs on job experi- 1891 Jttp Wrangllr 4•4. ~ Cylln· . · ' 11an . rl I I' We Sert!ice All Malle• Washers . Drye~s · Ranges :- Refdger~'to•· • :Freezers- Dish Washer eucket "fruck 1 IIIB.Ind I Polneroy, Oblo .~, ., ,__• . .. <J' . a ... .••.•..·,. .. . ~ JONES' ·TREE SERVICE, ( \ I' ••• ~ 7nlnchlng, El'll."740-441 ·0113. 1.• .. •' livingston's Blltmtr'lt Water (30-1)882·2787. GOOO Condition, 740·379·2205. &iai,ment Pa11s ' 5323 1804. S·1Q Chevy Blazer, V-6 , 84 ,000 mllaa. 318 Engine.; Naw ; An Malces Tractor & C&C General Home Main· tenence- Painting, vinyl siding, carpentry, -ctoora, windows, balhs, mobile home rep~lr and more. For free eatlmate call Chet. 740.992· Superior Home Maintenance, 'W• Do All Ffepalrs On Homes, Tra/ltrs , Yard Work, -Piufflbing, dtr, 5 Speed, WhltrWith Black .ALIJLEL PABft 7785. ence. (304)895-3667. 4WD whh Towing Package . DIPOYIAI AppUan~e • ~e11'o"e' • "ft\11' 09 '20 Yrs . Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones E\'eryone {teeds to feel appreciated , so make il u poi~1 today to compli men! those yoo feel are wonhy of spedul notice. II will go a long woy 10 !'Oiidifyin~ relu- . tionships. Oet u jump on life by underNtundinl lhe ~ th0121~ innuence!l go•etl) you In lhe ).eur .uhead. Sehd fo.r your Astro-Oruph y6u utru eun•ldoruilnn•. · I - \ lirnt:s . ARIES !Murch 21-April 19) •• I • commercially and sociu ll). l.uQk for brighter und· more pleasant ' •• 'I I • s~~~r Friday, April7, 21KKl In the y~ur ahead. you're likely to dcvdop a more rclaltl'tl atli ~ tude that will ~crvr you w~.· ll huth pr•dlcllon• 'hy muiling $2 to Alllll·Orurh· clo thl• new,papor. P.O. Box Murtuy Hill Stu· don , New York . NY 1111~~. Be , u"' to Mtull! 1dllf Zodluc Klfn. TAURUS !April 20·Moy lO) ',Even l.n your bu~i~lilc":'ll duullhl l l 11Kiuy1,If you lut th• othor piiY liJcl ;) · OHIO 411820 • 'TOP GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) A m, til{!• me dnly nnu wh_ u cun Jttlllfy )'OUt tCtiUii'\!IWIU -'• h cuuld Bllitt .. • pnl you'll stund hy l<id<t~· willtlot n!;tdily fo~cl your lmc~ llluc qual.. Utes. Wh al .s mun:. ynu I II he ell·· v:.ttl'd in lhc eyes nf tho~ whn witness yout· ltl)'(llty. Today's clue: H equals Y TAN LFDA JTA LD UTI DO UDTG ')ICTW w c ... . . OCUD KITH CANCER IInne 21-.luly 221 When urklt:r pn:ssure h'll>~y. you·u h:.wc gtl(xl 1\.'~CI"\'C~ UIK'Il whil:h tn draw !hut whkh .yuu mii!hl tHll · cwn know ynu posst.•ss. h'lll~d good In L:nnw they t.•xist. LF.O (July 2.1-Aug . l2l If you hU\"C snrpc tzoud . infnrmutivn lu i!npart lod&~y, c.ln .~hun.• it wi_th uthl.'rs. hut ll.'t )'nur ukl ...;lund-hy~ he thL' fir~t 10 ·sec ir it b ~olnclhiiltr th~:y Wtllllt.l Uf'IU'CCillll~ lmuwin(! . VIRC.O (Aug. B·Scpl. 221 Someone you may, huve never thnuwht wuuld offer Mtpport -riliaht so all mu today to help you without •von b<ln1 usktd . .You• . trutltudo · will Juln you u n•w friend. LIDRA .(Sopt . lMkt.l~j The wonderful wu~ you'll IW" or roluiln• to tho•• W\!h whom y<m 'lllto lttvolvod tuduy will be imbuod wllh hutlllilht und ~~~••· ahl nlelT1u.tle!. SCORVIO (Oct. 2··Nov. ll) Nnnti!Ho@ nt work who muy hu•• distorted information <:ould discover differently today. You and this person might even be<:omc very good friends . SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 2J-IJ..-.:. 21) Today could beth~ ~"cw:ption to the ruJe uf never leu in~ yc;1ur heart 111le your ht:ad. When thL' drcunlSt;lm.'cs wurrant il. let compassion tukc pre..:edcnt:c m•cr pm..:th.:ulity. · CAPRICORN IIJ1.' C, ~1-J~m , 191 Wurk you pl'rfonn tuduy thu!' s insmnncntal in muldng plcot.:oml chani!c.s fnr th e entire fum il)' will Ill.: !!rcutly iiJlJlrl't,:iatcd ami ...·n.iuy1.·d hy th...· ~.·nlin: dan . Vuu'll he glad you did 1h~ .i11h. IIQtiARiliS llun. 1(~fieh. 191 E\lll\'.s~inns ~ inl'l'l\.' dcmli1111 ~pirit"' uJ' th11~C ynulnily loi.c IUilllnukc th~ Juy 41f \..·ill dc\·all• the u niu.dlitt ~ i.ll't..:l':ri~ . hu~k )'UIIr fcdlntf!\ , ~lsrHs 1'h..: '~l.'l.'tl'l Don ' t hnld tF<h. l O-Mu•·<h 21lt h"J"'' hi :riUi:l\~l(!i ~ ' . I!! h; l1 ~1 h..> the ~tl \'~o: r. E\'Cil \vhl'n uut • ~·unl uflrcartlll'C~ n1ak c )'HU think u1iuthcr JWr!'t:nn woult.lt1 ' t r'"· -~j'IOIKI. your !iUC1.'~!4!i will uca,tntc th l~ nollun, • YO U 0 T A, • UDTA PO XTAN GFD CVGWTIIDCVO : (t:VAGOW) W C I I.' GDN AYRDAG PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "WWien F - - · uiD her In front wllh a aur,e hand, blclll . . blhlnd""" .. batld.'- ~ Da Vinci THAT DAILY d fill PUZZLII i:)~ O Reortof'tge WOlD GAM I lettert of four 10rombled words befew to form four simple words. I 1 I I I I II 'I I .' SIRHAD NEE ' cp NY CA F , ~ I've d iscovered that•when you ' have to make a decision and make it, that is in itself a IL._I~.-,..~I_.J.I_~-..~.l_l.' ~~~~~~ ~o l l .' ·IFlTTUI h--.-.,...--.,--. 1"6'."-.-1--l C) CompleJo -..1..-L-..J.._.J.'-..J..-.I L 8 · tho ~huckle quoled by filling in rhe missing words vou deveiol) from step No. 3 below. PRINT NUMBEREO LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES . UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Uphill · Holly· Ninth • Number- HELP YOU My shady uncle believes the best way to get on in the world is to let people believe it's to their advantage to HELP YOU 1 . '· APRIL 6 .j (CC) unrairly judged you based upon .. Cel1brity Qpher ~are crtMed from quol8tlonl by ramoua people, past and - '· e.ch -In lht clphor ollndllor ......... !(CCI(DVS) •• org; · 38 Actress g.. labllsntd 1975. can 24 Hr.o. (740) 446·0870; 1-SOQ-287-0876. Rog· era WahlrpJOOIIng. Perlman w~lfare ITHURSDAY 6129/ftiO. Sewing machln,_ & vacuum _, -"· cleaners repaired 740-142·041 Unconditional Ufetfme guarantee. Local references furnished. Ea · of met" 24 Actress 37 City In Oregon V~61D0 1 mo. Pet. SERVICES 23 .. How clumsy 31 Animal 740-992-SIJt· 245-!677. 21 Strengthens (oneoelll 22 leaa dllllcult 25 Holrleso • 2S Made angry. 28 Coagulate • 29 Kind ol moth 30 Name for Ireland ' TransmiSsions, CVC Joints, 740· 11 Work wtthoul - (be dlringj 12 Flondl county t Dominate 10 Devours rlde.a horae To get a current weather report, check the .,, . Seutb Ohio Pomeroy, Typos. Acce81 To Over 10,000 4.,, 1.3 lllro Dlaoel, 97,000 Milas, 7.0.388-9875. Interior, tires. exhaust. Ttlnted • 2 15 Passanger Vani, 'aoth windows, $3,500.00 OB0•(740)· Dodge One Ia 1992 ·1993 Bolh 1n 258'6002 l ~:::::=:::::~~~==~~~~~~~~~:;~ : THF. RORN LOSER ' : ~~Ti:.EL 6f:!:l\l/~l IE, Hi\I/ E.'"" : 1\TI£1'1\PTED ~ BISSEll BUILDERS INC. Boata 1 Motors for Sale BASEMENT WATERPROOFING (304)675·5724. TRAN SPORTATION I , 1,ooo Miles, $10,000 OBO, 740· 44e-7069. 760 f \ 1999 Harley Sportster 1200cc 750 ' •I Fax. 304-675-2457 (304)67.5·3n3. For sale· '89 2 .9 Ranger motor STEEL BUILDINGS: Warehouse Farm1,(304)695-3740'88S.3788. ing Go·carts. 1·4 stroke: 1- 2 stroke; Trailer & Lots of Extras . Improvements 1989 F2SO 4x4, 7.3 diesel, 5 .- mutt - · SB-150. call 740· 982·3394 or 740·742·3020 Mn· Dewhurtt 1995 Polaris 42.5 4-WheeiOrlve . Good Condition; 1998 Honda CBR 600F3 · 2,000MIIes; 2 Rae· . •Driveways • Tennis Courts Hauling-• Umeslone • Gravel• Sand • Topsoil• Fill Dirt • Mule~ • ~ulldozer Services (740)992-3470 6 (304)773-&1118. Straw: Bright Wire Tie Straw Vaar 'Round Delivery & Volume Dis· count Availab le . Heritage Farm. Plant1. . Cell Ph<me 674-3311 Ohla ttfiOLUtG a·•'d EXCfiVfiTI"<I Davidson Twisted Front Spoke Wheel & Solid Back Wheel Black , ~:~ chroin~. St4.5oo. 740· . 871-2417 or 441-1428 22 yra. LOcal Harley · 33 Nolay awanow 34 Martinique Wnt Nonll Pus 3 NT ~ 1 U. .l I ltriW 2 Hlgh·ochool dance 3 ltoly'o capital 4 Arrow pol11011 5 Seoameoeed 8 French ochool 7 Clooe relative 8 Tiger Woodo' 1897 Mork Ill. Dodge Rom . White. 19,000 ACtual Mlltt. Must SH to Appreciate. Gruage Kept. 80x200~~:18 wae $94,!0Q Now $59,990, 1·800·405·5126. E'a rllttt Pomt~rov, t 992 Yam.aha Blaster. Rebuilt Engine. Runs good + extra blaster lor parts . S1 ,!500. I Henderson, W.V 992·6215 992·4558. D~na ~ *MASONRY .*BOBCAT SERVICES --I 23 Planet'a path 27 Wi.. onea 32 Clllcag'G •lrport Not worth it MYERS PAVING V.C. YOUNG Ill 1989 Yamaha Ban shee, FMF graphic& kit, tw l&t throtlle. runs great. many extras, $1800 , 740· borg1111 bad cover, $8,999, 304· 773-5305 oiler epm. 387.()228 First Orders will Gutranlta Bilil& •Room lddHiont & RemOdeling · ·New G~1egaa •Eitclrlctl & Plumbing •Rooftng & Gutltre •VInyl Siding & Painting •PIIIO & Porch Dtc:kl Free EsUJflllfft 1989 Hondo CR125 Dlrlblka Now Top End & Tires. Very Strong, . $1,100 Or Best 011•r. 740·441· 1083. Budget Prlcad Transmissions All OralS, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Cutting•. _7.;;o40-;.,2r-~::.,.;5e;;.;;15::..- - - - - - Waterline Special: 314 200 PSI Orlve Mag Whlflll, For Parts 1997 FOrd Ranger XlT,' 2 whael drive, step aide, excellent condition, 4 cyt., auto, ale, amlfm CD, 50.000 mllea, custom wheels. fi· $10.971 ; 50x100K18 ·was $31 ,500 Now $19,890; 70•150•18 Was $59,990 Was $39,990; Now taking orders for. this Spring. 992-2635 882-3666 9 6 4 10 53 2 K 8 3 7 4 2. 38 a.bylont.n hero 1 Lemon-lime ~ More - I n drink . 42 Not Up Yll 7 Quilt, e.g. 4& Chnr HI . 13 Uu O..Henry'o 47 Got A+ on the etort• · toot 14 "Night of 51 Wolflike 11M -" 53 Dl~~reg~~rd 15 Grepelrult'a 55 Conductor ntlatlVII Andnt _ 16 Se1ooned 56 Bowling torget 17 Sea phHUOt 57 ".Remington-" ~~tt.;P.s= 18 Bullder"o unit 56 Sly oneo 20 Princely lillian . family DOWN 21 Medlt.,oiiean OP!lnlng lead: • Q I·'LL NEED WITH THEM CARD CHEATS Middleport New Ha'ven 3121100 1 mo. $175. 740·37ii·2~:Mr. hauled. $275. 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" I was a little nervous because this was a Galarraga, who hit a big home run on opening real ·game, not spring training." <tiy. had a go-ahead, three-run homer Wednesday In other games, Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 8-5, night that rallied the Atlanta Braves past the C ol- Arizona routed Philadelphia 1+•3; St. Lotus defeated orado R ockies 9-6. C hicago 10-4, Montreal edged Los 1\ngeles 6- 5, San "As soon as I hit it, I knew it was gone," Galarra- Francisco· beat Florida 11 -9, San · Diego defeated ga said of his sixth-inning drive into ·the left-field · New York 4-0 and Houston routed Pittsburgh 11-2. stands that put Atlanta ahead 7-6. At Turner Field, Bruce Chen (1 -0) pttched two Galarraga, \vho n!issed last seaso n for cancer treat- scoreless inning. for the win . Manny Ayba r (0-1) n1ent, was ~-for-3 with a walk and is 3-for-9 with gave up Galarraga's~61i1er. , five RBls thus far. H e also was hit by a pitch for the Diamondbacks lt, Phillies - Lenny Harris third straight game. hit a grand slam during a six- run first inmng at " I'm just enjoyi ng th e moment," he said . " I'm nor· Phoenix, and Mike Morgan pitched four scoreless ' urprised about the way I'm hitting right now. l was inning. for his fourth career save, his first sin ce si nce surprised at how. I hit the ball hard in spring train - July 7, 199 1, with los Angdes. Morgan beca me the in g. Right now, I fedt confidt'nt ." 25th major leaguer to play in four decades. Ltgtenbcrg, who mi,.ed all of last season bt•camt• Todd Stmtlcmyre (1-0) gave up three runs and six of elbow surgery, pitched in a game that counted for hirs. Philadelphia sr>rtcr Paul13yrd (Il- l ) gorJUSt two tlw first tii11L' Sine...· a playoff ~ppcaran c c: .1gainst S;m i.iuts, giving up six runs, thro..·~ hit~ and four walks. Dtego 011 Oct. 12, 199H, aud got the saw. Cardinals 10, Cubs -Jim Edmonds homt·red, ·~ rvt.· ~t i ll got a lung way to go. but this is a good · doubk·d and dron• iu thn.:c runs at St. Lollis. Mark BY THE .._SSOCIATED PRESS McGwire mi~d his second straight IY'me because of innings. Robb Nen pitched a per(ect ninth for · his back spasms. second save. Pat Hentgen (1-0), making his fint start for the ·Padres 4.• Mets _ ~oody Williams (1-0) Cardinals, gave up three runs and six hits in 5% allowed five htts in six shutout inning. and struck jnninb"· Jon Lieber. (1-1) allowed five runs - four out six at Shea Stadium. . ,. . . earned - and seven hits in five innings: Expos 6, Dodgen - Randell White hit a two~ . San Otego s Tony Gwy~n sat out w1th a brUised run single off Jeff Shaw (0-1) in the ninth at n~ht elbow, havmg been h1t by a pttch from AI LeaOlympic Stadium .as Montreal bounced back fol- ··er in Monday's opener. X-rayswere negattve, and .the lowed a three-run homer in the eighth by pinch-hit- . e1ght-t1me Nl bamng champ10n could be back m a ll' day or two. . . ter Dave Hansen off Ugueth Urbina. Bobby Jones (0-1) allowed aU four runs in his first Anthony Telford (1-0) pitched a scoreless ninth for start since last May 22,lasting just 2'1, inning.. the win,' allowing two hits. Ore! H ershiser made his first appearance for the As ·p· J L' (1 0) 11 d · A 7 9 ll · ;. d tros 11 , arates ose tma - a O\ve D o d gers smce ug. , I 94, a owmg 10Ut runs an d . h h. . h · · d . · fi · · t\vo runs an etg t 1ts m seven s utout mmngs , an h seven tts m tve mnrngs. d ~ ··· H 11 , M arI'tns - Ri ch A un·1·1a 11n · a t h ree- Daryle Ward homcre 10r VIS!tlllg ouston. . G tants run homer •off.Antonio Alfonseca (0-1) with one out Kris Benson (0-1} gave up five runs and seven hits in tht• ninth to overcome a 9-7 deficit, the second in six inning. but just two .runs were earned. l'irates rime \'\Siting San Francisco came from behind, 'I first baseman Kevin Young. who led major 'league The Giants 'overcame a 5--l deftcit on Jeff Kent's ' first baseman with 23 errors last season, made a twothree-run homer in the fifth. run error Ill the third and Craig Biggio fo!J.?wed John Jol1ll ston~ (1-0) gave up one run 111 1' .•jrwith a rtlll-scoring single that made it 3- 2. ~ AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Johnson, Belle propel Orioles .past Indians; Tig~rs, .Yankees fall ~ . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS C harles John son ha s a new approach thi s season, ar.td it paid off for man ager Mike Hargrove a nd the Baltimore Orioks. "I'm just trymg to relax." John Sd ll said. after hitting two home runs with five RB!s in the Orio les' 11 -7 victory over the CleveLlnd Indians on Wednesday night. " This year, [ fee l comfortable around the guys and feel good :~bout being in Baltimore." Hargrove is more comfor~ble, r.oo, after picking up his first win il) his new job against the team tbat fired him despite live straight trips to the playoffs. . "This feels great," Hargrove said, about to light up a big, fa t victory cigar. " It tasted pretty go;od when I li t it up earlier, but it'~ going to taste a lot better . . now. On Monday, Cleveland beat Jlaltimore 4-1 in Hargrove's first br.aine as the Orioles n~anager 1 and the smoke was put on hold. Unttl Johnson 's bat heated up, that is. Last year, John son ca me to the Orioles and hit . 176 with one homer in Aprtl and was 2-for-27 with one RBI against th e Indians. He was intent on getting off to a strong start, and figured he'd make sure hi s boss got win No. 1 sooner rather than later. " We all wanted to get that first win out of th e way," Johnson said. '' But for him, coming to a new ballclub after being in C leveland all those years, you could see the excitement in h im." Johnson hit a three-run homer in the sixth off Steve R~ed to give the Orioles a 7-6 lead, and his two-ru n shot in the eighth off Scott Kamieniecki broke a 7-all tie. In other games, Chicago beat Texas 12-8; Oakland defeated Detroit 8-'2; Kansas City edged Toronto 4-3 ; Minnesota beat Tampa Bay 10-7; Scattk dcfc•atc·d Boston 9- 3; and Anaheim beat New York 12-6. Before a crowd of 33,833 at · Camden Yards, Albert Belle hit a three- run homer in the first off C huck Finley, making Ius debut with Cleveland after 14 se asons with the Angels. In the third, Charlie Manuel. Harg rov~·s replacement in C leveland, was ejected after comp lai ning about the strike zone. "[ felt like he wasn't calling balls that were close to the plate," Manuel said. "At [he same time, the un~pire didn't beat us." Jim Thome homered and Omar Vizquel had three hits for the Indians, who scored two runs on wild pitc hes and two on basesloaded walks. B.). Ryan got the last out in the eighth \O earn his second major league win. White Sox 12, Rangers 8 · At Arlington, Texas, Chris Sin- ~lcton sn.1ppcd a 7-all tie with a lt·adofl' homer in nimh off Jeff Z immerman (0- 1). and Chicago added four more nms ·- two on a double by Frank Thomas - to hold otfTcxas. T he R.angcrs had tied it in the eighth with an unearned nm against Keith Foulke (1-0). Second baselnan Ray Durham's throwing error allowed David Scgui to score from second . . Athletics 8,Tigers 2 At Oakland, Calif., the A's power lineup has a new member in 5-foot-9 Frank Menechino, who hit is second homer in· three games and added an RBI groundou t in a three-run third. · M enec hlno, subbing for the injured Randy Velarde, is tied with Jason Giam bi for the team lead in homers and tops the A's with a 1.100 slugging percentage. uMy hon1e runs are accidents," he said. Brian Moehler (0-1) allowed five runs - three earned - and seven hits in six inning5; Omar Olivares (1-0) !f.lve ug two runs inning.. "I've seeg more changes this and six h its 'in year than 1 have in a long time," said Tom Watson, who has· won twice here irt 26 appearances. ''Some people call them subtle changes, but I've seen .a lot of ·change... Masters first-round play to start today I t' AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Sam Snead will hit an honorary drive off the first tee at Augusta National, hoping to avoid the rough that didn't exist when he won the fnst of three Masters titles 51 years ago. Snead, who is pro-emeritus at The Grecnbner Resort in White Sti lphur Springs, W.Va., often ~mve more than 300 yards dur ing hiS time on tht' tou·r, :tnd with to~iay's equipment still averages ar{>tmd 250 yards off the tt-c. When the rest of the Masters li ~ld fi>llows today lor real, they'll find a cou r~c that is slicker. h~1iric-r, l~>i1ger and mllre full of trcc·s than ;! nyone could have imagined more tll.1 n a half century before. It will alsn t:o ntain om: .Tiger, of CQ.ursc, and that might be the biggest difference by itsdf. "He's gomg to be a hard guy to beat," Greg Norman said . Tige r Woods is the mo'st d<>minant favorite for the Masters since Jack Nicklaus was in his prime, bringing a game to Augusta National this spring that is fat more refined than the one he used to rou t the field three years ago. He's won 10 times since finishing nine shots behind Jose Maria Olazabal here last year. Woods has finished eit her first or second I 0 times Jn his last 11 tourna ments. Even the latest changes to the course st'l! m to favor his kind of ga me, as ifWoods uccds any help. " It's helping anybody who can hit the ball long and high," sai d Woods. w ho docs just that. A )'t'31". ;lfttr tir5t introdu cing a· light cut of roti~;h. Augusta Natioml's grass looks like it is on steroids. spreading out into fairways that in the p:tst were c:lrefuily coifed . It's a f.1r cry ,from 1949 w hen the greens were a bumpy bermuda and the big news was the constrtt ction of Ike's Pond so Dwight Eisenhower could have a place to fish. n . Royals 4, Blue Jays 3 · A~ Toronto, Joe Randa had two homers and Ricky Bottalico picked up a shaky save for Kansas City. Last season, theiJl..oyals were the first major leagJe ·team [O have more blown savl ' -~ (30) than saves (Z9), and Bottalic " made his ream sweat out the nin ' . He allowed a ' ' leadoff homer to 'l;'ony Batista and had the tying run. on third before retiring the side. ,.' Jose Rosado il-0) allowed two runs and three hits in six-plus inning. ; C hris Carpenter (0-1) g~ve up three runs and four hits in . 61, innings. '!Wins 10, Devil Rays 7 At Minneapolis, Matt Lawton hit a three-run homer off Rick White (0- 1) with nobody out in the bottom of the/'1\inth for Minnesota. _t1j The Twins trailed 7-1 with six outs to go before staging their comeback and making a winner of reliever Eddie q ardado (1 -0) . Esteban Yan allowed three hits . and one run in seven innings before relievers Dave Eiland, Jim Morris, Albie Lopez and White allowed a co mbined nine runs on nine hits. Mariners 9, Red Sox 3 Jay Buhner had a homer and four RBls to lead the Mariners before a crowd of 29,242 - the smallest at Safeco Field in 44 dates since the ballpark opened last July 15. Brian Daubach had two homers and John Valentin one for Boston, , while Alex Rodriguez ard John 0 lerud homered for the Mariners. Freddy Garcia (1-0) allowed two runs in five inning.. Ramon Martinez ~0-1) was the loser. Angels 12, Yankees 6 At Anaheim, Calif. , thanks to Darin . Erstad's five RBis on a homer and two doubles, rookie manager Mike Sciascia · got his first win as the Angels salvaged the final q_f their three-game set with New York. David Cone (0-1) was tagged for eight runs on five hits and five walks in 21., inning.. . Scott Schoeneweis ( 1-0) allowed five runs and 10 hits SPRI·nG InTO .SPRinG fiT The rough is meant to test accuracy and protect par, and indt•cd p1 ayl•rs are prediCting high er scores tlm \Wck . Btit Jose Maria Olazabal won bst year at only 8-u ndcr-par, and he and others would just as soon sc ~..· Au gusta National left a\o n ~ DON 7 TE MOTORS -, 3·08 E. MainSt., Pomeroy, Ohio 47569 • f9d @ BUICI<' for once. "I think this is a tnte piece of art, this golf cou rse," Olazabal said. "You know, .when you havt· a great painring or wh~1 c cver, you d on't try to change much on it." Woods would be a prohibitive faVorite even if all the trees were bulldozed from Augusta National. It was his· 18-under-par rout in 1997 [hat set the · most recent changes in motion. 1996 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 1994 CHIVIOLEI WIlOll '7,490110 .,7 ..:IIIIJDD · IIGM1883 P-435 1 ......... ' CONVERTIBLE. · ~··'~ . •·" II 018152 ... Schools start letter.:writing campaign, A2 Wellston sweeps Meigs on diamond, Bl April 7, 2000 • a1 Mel1s County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Vo lu m e 50, Number 215 so c ~ nts capital.bill indudes funds for TP site BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY Funds included m the Ohio, capital budget will help economic development officials develop the Tuppers Plains indu'strial site. St.ate Rep. John Carey, R - Wellston, announced this week that $200,000 has been . included in [he state budget for infrastructure improvements at the site, off State Route 7 at the former Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co. property. The site is owned by the Meig. County Communiry' Improvement Corporation, a non-profit corporation formed to promote economic development and job creation in the county. Meig. County Economic Development Pirector Perry Varnadoe said the funding EA~T MEIGS INDUSTRIAL PARK comes, as an "unexpected but pleasant sur- looking for a location, Varnadoe said, the ultiprise,". and will likely be used to expand on mate goal ofboth the industrial park and the Qpenlng Sprtng 2000 plans now in place for infrastructure needed latest funding for infrastructure there. t.a make the site viable for industry. The C IC has considered th.e construction The site sits on 60 acres. • of a specification, or "spec" building at the "As soon as we have some dry weather, site, as another enhancement for potential we're going to start the work,"Varnadoe said, buyers.Varnadoe said the n ewest funding from referring to infrastructure installation that has the capital bill might assist the group in probeen planned at the site for several months. · ceeding with those plans. · The work will include the installation of Such a building is put up in an unfinished water and sewer lines in the "first ph\!Se" of state as an incentive to industries. ·the project, as well as construction of a~ access "Work on a spec building wou ld be ideal road in that first area to be developed. for these funds, because they're earmarked for Larry Lang Excavating of Waterford will job creation and economic developm~nt, and perform work at the site, financed with there's no doubt that a building at the site · money received &em the Ohio Department would make it more easily marketed to busi. d INDUSTRIAL PARK - Thts sign on State Route 7 in Tuppers Plains nesses interested in .l ocating her .. y, of Development. e, arna oe marks the site of the East Meigs Indu strial Site, which received fund· The work, when completed, will make the ing for infrastructure improvements in Gov. Taft's capital bill , introsite more marketable to potential industry Ple1se see Park, Pile A3 duced earlier this week. (Tony M. Leach photo). :Mason sheriff ..:denies latest allegations ,. Sign of spring FROM STAFF REPORTS . POINT PLEASANT Mason County Sh eriff Troy " Shorty" Huffman today called 'che recent sexual harassment suit filed. against him in federal court a "pack of lies." "This is just more of the same bologna," Huffman said. " If you just look at th e ·tirning of these lawsuits, you can see that they are politically motivated.'.' • Nina Birchfield has• Z• join~d in a suit filed March 10 by Robin Hutton, Evelyn Litchfield and Angela Stewart alleging· "repeated unwanted and unwelcome sex~o~al touching, repeated batteries, a.n d unwelcorhe sexual touching and humiliation" from Huffman. · Birchfield claims in an amended suit that she was sexually harassed and. assaulted by the sheriff. · '"There is absolutely no truth to the new . allegations, just like there is no truth to the allegations in the first lawsuit," Huffman said. "This woman has an e;xtensive criminal record and history of drug abuse. She was in the Mason Cou nty Jail because she had been convicted of crimes. · "Apparently, my political ·opponents have convinced her she can ge[ some easy money by, filing a lawsuit full of lies in hopes that I will settle the matter quickly just to have it go away," Huffman said. " [ intend to fight to the end so that the truth will come out," he added. " I have received numerous comments from citizens who tell me that one of my opponents is bragging about setting this whole thing up and how it's going to help him win the election . " I only hope that th~ voters and the citizens of Mason County won 't be co nned by this smear tactic. The people of Mason County deserve better and should not be fooled by a ' . bunc-h of politically motivated lies." Flrst.grciders at Eastern Elementary School will watch firsthand as the flowers they planted "I want to thank all the people who have on Thursday grow in their,classrooms. Here, Joyce Hill, a first grade teacher at the school, helps students as they pot marigolds and other fiowers for their science project. (Brian J. Reed photo) Pleese SH Sheriff, P11e A3 EHS • TRACtakes two .votes on 33 project BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS ST...FF POMEROY - The Transportation Review and Advisory Coinirlittee took two steps on Thursd;jy will encourage ~~~~~~j~~t;u.s. 33 Athens Mee1ing in special session to approve a report from McCormick, Taylor & Assot"iates, a consulting firm hired to prepare a study of the project to date, the TRAC approved S I miUion for the purchase of hardship right of way easements between now and July, and voted to change the status of the project from a Tier. ll project to Tier l· Perry Varnadoe, Meig. County's economic development director, said the project was earlier classified uhder Tier I, the first-priority classification for road projects, but was se[ back to Tier II while ODOT awaited the McCormick, Taylor & Associates report. Originally, TRAC ~vas expected to vote on funding for construction of the 14-mile road project T hursday, but at the last minute, decided to vote on it along with a list of other Tier I projects on an ODOT draft list in May. · The meeting also included three hours of testimony, from both proponents and opponents of the project. "Today's news w.is very positive news," Varnadoe said . " TRAC heard a lot of positive testimony about the project, and it seemed that the TRAC members seemed .to be very support' JVe. "I got the impression that the members of the TRAC seem to think that th ere's nothing new about the project, and that ODOT has done everything that needs to be done in the consideration of the project," he added. The project has received its fiercest opposi[ion from the Athens-based ·coalition Against Superfluou~ Highways (CASH), which has cited envirornnental and financial concerns about the $83 million project. Varnadoe said that the "hardship" right-of-way purchases will be used to purchas,e ·properties deemed "worthless" because of the possibility of the road project. Property <;>wners along the preferred route were among those who testified. TRAC. a statewide gro up charged with the prioritization and funding of state highway projects, has already approved $5 million toward for the design and l'ngineering work involved in [he project. The McCormick, Taylor & Associates report confirmed a number of issues pr~viously approved, including ODOT's preferred road alignment, environmental impact reports and other finding. . lawmaker wants Ohio to step up Sentinel to plate for high-tech businesses ·Today's .• • ' l SldiOilS - ·16 Paps 1994 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED We would love to trade for cars like this everyday! Local Senior Citizens trade - Showr~om Condition - Sandrift Metallic finish with cloth interior. Automatic climate control, dual power seats, aluminum. wheels. O~ly 4 7,000 low miles .' 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The cost of this event Is $9, including dinner, and $5 for the play only. " • ,, W.YA, Daily 3: 0-2-9 Daily 4: 9-8-5-9 uey l'uhlishing Co. C 2f'XX) Ohio v.. COLU MBUS (AP) Cities in Ohio lag role in its decision and offer jobs that pay at least · behind others in the region in attracting start up four times the minimum wage . Internet-based companies, so th e state must pitch • Matcli mon ey from publi~ employee re·tirein to become competitive, a central Ohio law- ·ment investment funds with private sources to provide early-stage development of snch compamaker sai<J Thursday. , Rep_ Dave Robinson, a Co lumbus Republi can, mes . . said he will introduce three bills, probably next . "l just don't think we can mn the economy on week, to help such businesses get going. He also auto-pilot. [think government ·must be a catalyst," released ihe results of a study that found no Ohio Robinson said ·at a Stateho use news conference. cities among the top 100 in ter m~n:5f- gmwfh -in .:,The teport- last yearby the Milken fnstitute , a h \gh-tech industries . The Ste ubenvill e-Weirton, · not- for- profit economic study group based in W.Va. ai:ea finished 315th out of 315, according to Santa Monica, Cali f.. fo und Columbus showed the the Milken Institute report. most growth of any Ohio city between 1990 and Robinson 's bills would: 1998 in industries such as electronics, computer • Repeal the sales and use tax for businesses that and office equipment and data processi ng. w h en buy from Internet service providers. compared with other citi es around the country. • Create a 75 pcrcetlt corporate franchise or Co luri1bus ranked !26th while Albuquerque. income tax credit up to I 0 years for businesses N.M ., was No.1. that create as few as five information technology jobs, demon~trate that th e tax credit played a key PIHse see Hlp-tech. Pip A3 .,, ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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