https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc49dca3683bf3ef2159abe5ace5ed14.pdf d090b405ea5e4f2ebe8edbb0feb75c45 PDF Text Text , Page B 8 • The Dally Sentinel SPORTS & POLITICS Osbome headlines list of sports personalities elected on Tuesday BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS spot on the state Supreme Court. Tom O sborne put up another hu g~t 1iumber ln Nt'bra ~ k a . Th ~ tOrma Corn hus kcrs football coac h mmp ed 1n hts fir~ t bid f(lr Co n gre~s. makm g hun ' on e of St'W ral spo n ~ c dt•b ntlt'S to wtn pol meal elt:cuons TucsdJ\'. O sborne got H l pt· r,_-c~lt o f the \ 'ot!,; m t h ~..· 'Lm.·\ J rd Congn·s'iio n.tl D m n ct. '' Ht· .llw .t\'" lrkc..·d to win big. Th t• n:\ no lj \l l.'~ t JU il .1b out th ;H," s;u d NcbrJSk.l ,.-o.Jr h Fr,mk Snlt t h ..1 lnn!;t llllt' ( ), bo rnt· ..IS!l.i:,t.m r. El,l'whcn·. /\ ld \\·.w h •t· Bu r ks ownn ' lnb Koh l kq't hiS u.s_ St'll.ltl' ,~.,.-,a til \'<. 'J,,·o n,m . ex- NFL S t t'\'t' L.1r~1.'1lt .md t Hh.' - tlllh.' ,t,l r Sootli:r~ qturr~..· rb ,l\ k I C. W.uts hd d tlh..'t r U.S. H ~) l l\~' "t.'.HS 111 O kl.d mn u .md ii.m n ~.· r Ulympt.ltl Jun R yun w on n:- d ~ ·.: tio n w bt ~ U .S H o me . . e.u 111 K.t ns J.~. Al ~o. vot e r ~ 111 the Phot.· uix .U1.'J thJt \\'ould .1 pp wn~d .1 J!l t: .t~u re · p rm· ide mos t of th e m o ney fo r a S33 1 m i lli~.m <; tadi u m fo r t he NFL\ An,zon.1 Ca rdi n.1ls. r he re-.ulr end~.· d specul.mun te.tm 0\Yll l' r . Bill Bidw tll nught m m·e the ti-J ndw.c tn .m oth e r c ity_ O sb urn e. 6 ~ . rctm: d 111 _l anu ,t ry 199H .tfter lt:Jdtn~ the C o rn hus kn~ to three llJtLio n.tl ch.uuptomhqJs 1n ~5 ye,u s. The Republi c.w s.ud ht• w.1 s rt>.1dy tin C on g n.>~' "It \ .1 l.n~L' re,t m rh .tt ottcn goes in ditferent dut•ctio ns ." he said. " There is J ly t of pa rtisa nship and I am somew h at prepared fo r th e fr ustration .'" WJ tts, the fo urth- ranking Hou se membe r, easily won re - ele ctio n tn Oklahoma. So did brgent, a fellow Republi ca n who played at Tulsa before starring fo r the Seattle Seahawks. Ryun, who once held the world reco rd in th~.· mil e, won h1s rac e in K:m s1s. H e \vas fir st el ected m 1996. • Kohl kept his seat with an easy win in Wisconsin . The De1noc rat deieated John Gill<spie, who had the early endorsement of h1s longtime friend , former Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr. Starr's old ho m e, L1mbeau Field, was involved m .1 rt:fe rcndum voce. · The sale of the stadium 's naming rights to case raxpayt:r costs for renovations wo n .1ppro val of Brown County n:sJJL'nts in a referendum vote. ''We are confident that c o ln munity le adL·r -. will c.u efullv weigh the vmcrs' o;,entimcn t 1;1 making d~ c i s 1on s o n n anling nghts m th<.:· months ahe.H..i ," Packers prosidenr Bo b Harlan SJ id 111 .l SCHI.'tlll.'nt . In dH.' Ph o ~.· mx are.1, vo ters appron·d . a measure to provide most of the mont·y for a new stadium for the Cardinals. Wit~ 99 percent o f the M aricopa County precin cts rL·p o rting, 51 perc ent we re m favor o f Propo ~ itwn 30:! and .t9 percent agamst. "There are ~o many people that m•e d to be thanked fo r the work that has happened in this campaign . (t's a great night. In football we ca.U it m o mentum. I hope the momentum carnes forward,'' 13idwill said. A proposed downt o~:vn Houston sports arena was ovt'rwhelmingly approved by Harris County residents, who voted to build it usmg tax money a year after rejecting a similar referendum. ~:.:.c,a.=.~·=~"l':'::!!=~=-.. _J -..::Not'..= '-I n Ea~&~ern Confttenee Ortando . . .................. 3 2 .600 1 112 2 500 2 other Nl3A tC'JI)lS. Be.1rs kicker Bo b Tho m as wo n :. 3 .~ 2 112 2 .333 2 1f2 2 .333 21 12 C.ntrtl Division .. ..... 3 0 1 00 Cle11eland ..... .... ... 3 1 .750 112 . Toronto ........ .. ..... 2 3 400 2 Indiana . .. .......... 1 2 .333 2 Delroit ...... ....... ....... . I 3 .250 2 112 Milwaukee . ...... 1 3 .250 2 112 Chicago ... 0 4 .000 3 1/2 Atlanla .. ............ 0 5 .000 4 w..tem Conference Midwest Division WLPciGB Utah ... _4 0 I 00 Dallas ... ...... .. ..... 3 1 .750 San Antonio .3 1 .750 vancouver ... .. .... - .. ... 3 I .750 1 Minnesota ..... 2 2 .500 2 Houston ........ ·-- .2 3 400 2 112 Denver .. , .................. .'.... 1 3 .250 3 cnanone .... Pacific Division .. 4 .3 1 .800 2 600 ..... 3 2 600 1 Sacramento Portland .. 2 3 .400 2 1 2333 2 Golden State . .... 1 3 250 2 1!2 L A. Clippe rs 1 3 .250 2 1/2 Seattle Monday's Gamel Orlando 110, Seattle 99 Dallas 108, Dem•er 96 Utah 98, Mtnnesota 92 Vancouver 97, Atlanta 87 Sacramenlo 79. Portland 75 Tue1day's Games Toronto 105. Boston 75 New Vork 1.03, Milwaukee B9 Houslon 84, LA. Lakers 74 Washtngton 88 , Chicago 83 Pt1oenlx 100, San Antonio 81 Portland 97 , Atlanta 88 Wedneadav'• Games Milwaukee a! Indiana, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia. 7 p.m. Seattle at Miami, 7·30 p m Cha't1one at Orlando. 7:30p.m Cleveland al New Vork. 7:30pm Vancouver a1 Dallas. a p.m. L.A l<1kers at San Antonio. 8 p.m Minnesota at'Denver, 9 p.m. Ulan at L.A. Clippers , 10:30 p.m Golden State at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m Thuraday'a Gamea , Seante at Charlotte, 7:30p.m. Detroit at New Jersey, 7:30p.m. Philadelphia at Minnesota, a p .m Or1ando at Chfcago, 8:30p.m Vancouver at Houston, 8:30p.m. Allanla al Phoenix, 9 p.m. Denver at Penland ,- 10 p.m. Phoen1x ...... L A lak ers PRO FOOl BALL Nallonal Fodtball League W L TPt•. PF ·Miami ...... ... .................. 7 Indianapolis .................. 6 NY Jets .. .. ........ 6 Buffalo ....................... 5 New England ... ..... ... . 2 2 3 3 4 7 0 .778200 0 .667 256 0 .667 208 0 .556 179 0 .222 156 PA 119 198 193 1B6 1a1 Cenlral Tennessee .. .. .. ... ..... ..... 8 1 0 .889 181 · Baltimore ... , ... .6 4 0 .600 167 Pinsbuf9h . .......... 5 4 0 .556137 Jacksonville . .3· 8 0 .333 165 Cincinnati ...... ... 2 7 0 .222 87 Cle11e la nd .. 2 a 0 .200 101 West Oakland .8 1 0 .889 256 Denver .. - .. ......... .. .5' 4 0 .556 268 125 105 93 207 194 233 172 201 cn. tch Do n Nchlt n o n n·~..,fu l c.O \.'L·r CnJ\'l'r~lt\' .tt !11~ ~ u c­ \V·~.·~ t V1 r g 11HJ T u od.1\· .111d ~.- lnl ­ lcn!;L' d N~.~hkn'~ uni·J.t!w.: d ~Llret.'\­ .,llf to .tdd .1 i\t ,n h.dl- WVU tn the -;clll'du lc . ~L· h k n , " -lw cu r m (lj N ~.·hlt:.' n. th~ de;t n of l\ig East 199-1 :?.7--+ re co rd at WVL: but lm .I g reed to play M .n ~ hall h:1s .1 only onc e during \11<; yt.' Jrs 111 Morgamown . The two playt.· d at M o unt :un~cr Ftdd Ill \997, with the Mountamccrs defearing th e Thundering Herd, 42-3 1. to play,'' Pruett s.tid . " We'r~.· extendin-g .m invitation . We'd hkt.· to play. We hav~ ~OillL' ,\ bo ut J l1 J\11 llll l·n l Satu rd.1v 111 3 3 1 18 48 40 Uinneaotl ............ 3 Coiglloy ............... 3 0 3 0 9 26 9 2 1 9 31 4<t 42 WLTPctPF~ Phoenix ...............9 LOSAngelt$ ..........8 San ..tose ...............e oanas ............-.....7 W ......... .. .... .. ..... L ... ...... ... 7 2 O.ne 168 Pl'liladelphia 115 ........ .6 4 0 .800 204 147 Washlnglcn .. .... .. ...... .. .6 4 0 .600 185 t~ Arizona .......... .. ............ . 3 6 D.:J33 147 248 Dallas ......... ... 3 6 0 .333 204 213 Cenlrol overtime o.ne Carolina ........................ .4 5 o .444 183 153' Atlanta ...................... .... .3 7 0 .300176 2n San Francisco ............ .... 2 8 0 .200 253 323 Sunday'• Oamn • >: Tennessee 9. Pittsburgh 7 NV. Giants 24, Cleveland 3 Details, A3 .. ...... .L T OL Pts ........ 9 1 4 0 ........ 8 5 1 0 Buffalo ................. 6 4 1 1 .. ...... 5 8 1 1 Boston . Montreal ... .. ..... 4 8 2 0 Southeast Division W .. .. .... ..... .. .... .. L TOLPis Wast11ngton .... ...... 3 7 4 1 Tampa aay .. .... .. .... 4 7 1 1 W.. Ottawa Toronto Carolil18 ......... ...... 3 7 3 o Allanta .............. 2 5 5 0 ........ 1 s ·3 3 Florida WESTERN CONFERENCE .5 2 1 11 39 33 z z o 1s 34 23 WLPct GB l!dmonton .......... .. -...... .. ..... 2 0 1.000 lbronto ....... ..................... .. 3 1 .750 Wichita . .................. .. ...... .. 2 1 .667 1/2 Kansas City ................. ,..... 1 · 2 .333 1 1/2 Detroit .. .. .. .......... .. ..... 1 3 .250 2 MilwaUkee ............... .... .. .... 0 4 .000 3 Friday'• Gam" H~rrisburg at Baltimore 'Bunalo at Cleveland Edmonlon at Wichita S•lurday's Games Buffalo at Battlmore Philadelphia a! Harrisburg Edmonton at Milwaukee Kansas City at Toronto Sunday'• Game Kansas City at Toronto ~ National Hockey Lngue GF GA 50 36 34 32 5(l 14 38 12 .35 -45 39 43 GF GA 22 !W 17 38 14 34 12 38 33 28 33 59 10 39 47 38 8 23 39 35 Matt Cushing. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Moved R8 Jonas Lewis from the prnctice squad to the ae11ve roster. S1gned LB Edw;ud Thomas to the piact1ce squad. HOCKEY Nallonal Hockey League NHL- Suspended D Mart~ McSorley through Feb. 20 tor slashing Vancouver Canucks F Donald ·Brashear across the head last Feb. 21 . BUFFAlO SABRES-Re·signed G Martin Biron to a multiyear conlract. CALGARY FLAMES-Recalled G Martin Brochu from Saint John ot the AHL. FLORIDA PANTHERS-Traded D Jaroslav Spacek to the Chicago Blackhawks lor 0 Anders Eriksson. ADMISSION CHARGE $3.00 (UNDER 12 FREE) 44 TOLPts GF GA 2 0 22 43 22 Detroit .. 5 0 1 17 40 37 Nashvtlle ... 5 4 Chicago .. 5 8 .'.... 3 10 Columbus Northwest Division 4 0 1 1 15 , 32 1 '11 34 1 B 26 32 W... .... ... L T OLPts GF GA Colorado 11 ... .2 2 0 24 46 26 Edmonton . .. .... 9 6 2 0 20 50 FOOTBALL Natlon•l Foolball L•ague CLEVELAND BROWNS- Pla ced LB Ryan Taylor on injured reserve . Placed LB Doug Colman on the practice squad. Signed WA Drew O'Connor to the pracUce squad · DETROIT LIONS-Promoted delensl\'e assistant Don Clemons to linebacll:ers coach. NEW VOAK JETS-Wa1ve!2 S Kevin Williams_ Signed S Nick Ferguson. PITTSBURGH STEELERS-Piaced TE Cory Geason on 1njured reserve. Actlvaled TE November 11-12 45 St. louls10 ... ........ 2 .. ... 8 son. Gun Show American Legion Post 23 409 2nd Street Point Pleasant, WV Central Division W ................. .... l BASKETBALL National BaaketbiU Auocllrlon BOSTON CELTIC8-Signed G Rick BrUfl· Saturday 9+5 • Sunday 9-4 56 a Nlt5onal League PHILADELPHIA PHilLIES-Named Greg Gross bench coach, Richie Hebner hinlng coach ancl Jot!n Vukovich third base coach PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Named Mike Sandoval ~ssistant athlelic trainer. . GF GA 11 34 10 41 9 33 Buy-Sell-Trade Dealer Tables $10 42 50 Miles Epling (304) 875-2151 , (304) 875-8577, or (304) 875-0631 44 the state. "!{11 l ' m saymg IS then~ wun·t Pruett has pushed fo'r an anml,Jl scncs , saying '' the peoplt: of this ~ tate are being cheatt'J." Last year, West Virginia Athl~ttc Meigs County's Volum" ~ 1. Nurnbn Daily Sentinel Holiday Gift Guide Wednesday, November 22 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The recount of presidential balloting in Florida was to resume Thursday just hours after disputed · Palm 13each County results came in and helped AI Gore trim 843 votes off George W. Bush 's lead in th e presidential race . Vice President Gore gained BY BRIAN J. continue w use "Middleport: The Christmas Village" as the theme· for the holiday shop- vic e on Dec. 2, and the C~rist­ mas decorating contest will be judged on Dec. 20, with cash prizes to be awarded . to go up next week, Duffield said . Th e ,tssoc iati o n vo t~d to purcha"e r:~ dio adv.crtising to promot e <. :hri stn1as shopping at 992-2155 Please see Plans, Pace Al ---- --·h· --- - ··-- .. ·--- ···~· - · · -·-- Plans for a holid ay home tour, cookie and candy contl· ~t'>, the annual parade and open home. were· made at WedT~e.,day'o; meeting Of the Pomt:roy Merc hant !'~ A'\'> Ociati on home rour, reported that it will be held on Dec'. 3 fi·om 2 to 7 p.m . this year. She said she already has seven homes on tlw tour and io; hoping to ~ecure two more . Ticket.; this year will be $7 if purchast:d in :tdv.lrl<-'C, or $X if purc hased .lt one of the h o m~s the J:-~y o f th e ping season. whit:h will begin with the annual Christmas The :tssoc iation will host a Chn ~ tmas candle lighting ser- OMEROY - wrapped with st;lnds of evcrgre~ri, and Je cor:~ r e J with a Luge wreath and the brighr red Chri s tm a ~ banners. Merchant~ were en couragt:d to o utline the-ir buildings with white li ght~. , and furth 1.T t"nhance them with other extt•rio r dtcorati ons. Terri H:~yncs, who is c.:hairin~ the hollday Th~ association will and Supply. SENTINEL NEWS STAFf The period light poles will again this year b<' event. interested in participating are asked to .conta ct Offic.:t: Servin· Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH Getting Christmas decorations in pla ce w,1, also di sc uss t"d with George; Wright , who otTt'rcd the services of himself and his wife, Nellie . Tillis was commended Po't 128, American Legion float alw;•ys includes the "official" Santa for the parade. I'ollowing the parade, Santa will gret•t children a~d post: for free photographs in the lobby at Peoples 13ank. That same day mcrdmm will be holding a " super Santa .salt.:" and those Please see Florida. Page Al held at City National !lank. h~..·r work in organiz.i ng the have Mrivcd . Thm e dccora--tinno; \\l·ill cumpk·te th e pa ck age whi ch was purc hase d by the vtlla ge HI 1999 . Th e village 's d t: co ratio ns.are • ·p cess for most panicipating merchant s, it was nmed, and parade on Nov. 1~ . The parade will begin at 2 p.m. on Ash Street, and proceed to th e downtown shopping di strict. Myron Duffield, president of the as~o c iation, said that preregistration is not nec.:essary, ber," said Palm Bea c h C o um) Merchants plan ay promotions Peoples 13anking and Trusr Co. Last wet·k 's Moonlight Madneo;o; promotion was a suc- Ll01111a on the U.S Sen at.; po rt10n of the ballot. · " That total is a high num- 13cach announced !9,12 0 ballots me eting of th e . Mi ddle port for was pick ed . Onl y 3,783 vott'rs made that mistake· configuration . Ofli cial s in Palm Comn1unity Association . The meeting wao; held at She .1lso said that additional Chrio;tmas decoration s, induJmg addttional lighted snowfl ake' for li ght poles and a li ghted o;wag tOr the " T," wh ic h were purchased by th e village, Advertising Deadline Monday, November 20th 12:00 Noon Call Matt or Dave state law because Bush led Gore candid ate the election . In Palm Beach and O sc eola counties, Demo c ratic Party lawyers and voter> said ballots were confu sin g because of their cussed at Tu.:sday's monthly thi s year, to complem ent the stree t and store decorati o ns . S1J900 The recount was triggered by complain ed of irregularities: in MIDDLEPORT Plans for holiday promotions and downtown activiti es were dis- Mayor Sandy lannarclli' sugges ted that th e village C hristmas tree be pla ced on the "T" From ... Wednesday, that meant Gore cut Bush's lead by m ore than half, leaving Gort' 941 votes behind th e Texas governor. in the presidential ra n." \'1/t' T ~ tossed out before they Wt' Tt' counted because m ore than nn e statt·, Throughout the I >em oc rats and som e voten REED Avenue. Participating merchants will otrer mc::rc handisc giveaway s for five weeks beginning the day o f the parade. make luxury affordable! These cars are loaded with options. Power seat, I PIOWier windows, door locks, keyless entry, leather Interior, cassette plus CD 1oiiav1er. Aluminum sport wheels. 12,000 to 18,000 low miles. $25,227 MSRP counties finished their recounts by less than one-half of I per- and through o ul Wedn es day, r ent. State officials expected to ranging from mi ssing and confinish by th e end of the Jay fu sing b allots to problems with tabulations and vot er intimidaThursday. Th e world was watching tion . " If th en: are con ce rns, let th e Florida because its 25 dc ctural vot e~ ·will dec ide the winner of process work ," said Gov. Jeb !lush, th e youn ger brother of the presid ential cliffhanger. Allegation s of voting impro- the Republi c an no minee. "But pri eti es surfa ced late Tue sda y don't o verexaggerate things.'' SENTINEL NEWS STAFf b end Arts Coun cil will l1<>st a d11ll and antique toy exhibit at the1r' rooms 'on North Se c.: and engine! 1,189 votes Wednesday, compared with 346 votes gained for Bush . With J2 of rh e state's 67 Association discusses Christmas plans In conjun ction with the Chri stm as parade and merchants' op en hou se, the River- 3800 V6 so Cent• -'; Bush holds narrow margin in Florida recOunt Feeney- Bennett With Your Business Advertised in the Ho111etown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 110 but rt:questcd that tloats not include Santa Clau s, as the dates." Pruett say<; the s eri~ s would have a btg e cOnomi( df~c t thl' November 9, 2000 AmorlconLNVUO CHICAGO WHITE SOX- Acquired RHP Gary Glover from the Toronto Blue Jays for LHP Scott Eyre. Released INF Craig Wilson. ' SEAffiE MARINERs-Nomed Dan Rohn manager of Tacoma of the PCL TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAY$-Named Wade Boggs twtting coach, Hal McRae bench coach and Tef'TV CoHins infield and buHpen ooadl. Annou()Ced Darren Daulton wiH join the slaff IS catching Instructor. TEXAS RANGERs--Named Larry Hardy pildling coach. Natlon•l Conte.,.net Monday, NoV'. 13 0 0 49 Eutem Conference W L Pet. GB Baltimore ......... .. ... 4 0 1.000 .Phlladalphia .... ................. 2 1 .667 1 1/2 -t~amsburg .. .. ... 2 2 .500 2 .. ..... 1 2 .333 2 1/2 ·.Cleveland ... Buffalo . .. ... 1 3 .250 3 Oakland at Denver, 9 p .m . 2 4 29 19 60 PROS0ctER New England a,t Cleveland, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, t p.m. Miami at San Diego, 4 :D5 p.m. Kansas City at San Francisco, 4:05p .m. Sl. Louis at N.Y. Giants, 4:15p.m. Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4:15p.m . N.Y. Jets a! Indianapolis, 8:20p.m . Open: Washington 5 6 23 48 TueH-r"• Gem• Stlouis ............ ............. 7 2 354 ~ New Orleans ................ .. 6 3 D.667 183 142 Pittsburgh ..... .... .,..6 Phllactelphia ... .. .. ..4 Northeasl Division 0 0 N.Y. ISlanders 2. Nasl'lvilll 1 N.Y. Rangers"-, Edmonton 3 ColoradO 2, Minnesota o Phoenls 3, los Angeles 3, tie Wedneldly'a llamee PhKadelphla at Pittsburgh, 7 p .m. Carolina at Toronto, 7:30 p.m Nashville at New Jersey, 7:30 p .m. Montreal at Florida, 7:30p.m. Calgary at Mtnnesoca, 8 p.m. San .lase at Chicago, 8 :30p.m . Dllrolt at .Phoenix, 1o p.m. vancouver at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. . Thuraday's Gemn onawa al Boston,.7 p .m . N.Y. Islanders a! Buffalo, 7 p m. Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. N .Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 p .m. San Jose at Columbus, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Colorado, 9 p.m . Vancouver at Los Angeles , 10:30 p.m. ChiCago ........................ . 2 7 0 .222 137 226 West r· Eettern Conference Atlantic Division W L T OL flts. NewJersey .. ......6 4 3 0 15 NY Islanders ... .6 4 2 1 15 N.Y. Rangers ... ..... 7 7 0 0 14 5 3 Mond1y'• Games CMt.lwa 3, Adllnt:a 2 Bay ......... .......... 4 5 0 .444 194 181· New Orteans 31 , San Francisco 15 Arimna 16. Washington 15 Den11er 30 , N.Y. Jets 23 Seattle 17, San Diego 15 Oakland 49 , Kansas City 31 Carolina 27 , Sl. Louis 2-t Open· Jacksonville Monday's Game Green Bay 26, Minnesota 20, OT Sunday, Nov. 12 Atlanta at Detroit, 1 p .m . Ch;cago at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Cincinnali at Dallas, 1 p .m. New Or1eans at Carolina, 1 p.m. Seattle at Jacksonville. 1 p .m. Baltimore at Tennessee , 1 p.m. Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p .m. 1 6 toss. Tampa Bay ...... ............. 5 4 0 .556 232 152 Mh1mi 23, Detroit 8 Buffalo 16, New England 13, OT Chicago 27, lndianapoUs 24 Ta!T1la Bay 27, Atlanta 1-4 Philadelphia 16, Dallas t 3, OT Baltimore 27 , Cincinnati 7 T 0L PI$ . GF GA Anaheim .............. ~6 3 2 17 46 53 Two polnts fOJ a win, one point tor a lla and Minnesota .. ........... 7 2 o .ne 211 204 Detroil ............... ..........5 4 0 .556 169 f87 Gr88n Thursday Society news and notes, AS Local cross-country athletes honored, B1 HIJh: !101: Low~ Pacific Division Ent up~n be more money spent 111 tht s start' o n any one day than the day of a ~1.'\'1.'11 \\'L' l' b , We st Virginia-Mar sl10ll game," th.n he \\' t il <..tcp dow n .1 ~ co.Jcb ,{r Pruett said. ''We're nor filling our t h ~.· en d n f rh~.· ~L\J \\1 11 . stadmm; they're not filling theirs. " I tl n nk l'n .H h N l'hl c n ha's·· Director Ed Pastilung rejected a · It was full when we were there done .1 trL'IllL' Ildnm JO b," Pru et t proposal for three games to be and it wUI be full every time -.;ud. " [ thm k , \\'\.' all o;ho uld be played lll 200 I, 200 2 atid 2003. we're there ... . Hey,ler's play ball." proud .md hnnnred ;~ bnu t \vh at '' They said coach Nchlen wa s he ·.., d n nL' ti 1r t\w, ~r.lte ·· the one reason the y didn't ,\rant !;J!11 1.' Vencouver ............ 7 lictoff Herd's Pruett praises Nehlen on successful eareer in Morgantown c o.K h~ s 215 Klnsa& Ctty ................ 5 4 ' appl y existing hotel and rental car taxes to construct a $256 million home for the Houston Rockets, who say their. existing home, 25year- old Compaq Center, lacks the luxury boxes and other With 1 Boston .............................. 2 Washington ............... 2 Miaml .. ............ . ... 1 New Jersey ....... ............. ! AFC finan cially GB o.sse 243 Seattle .......................... 3 7 0 .300157 239 San Diego . .... .... . ...... 0 9 0 .000 145 236 Nationll Conference N.Y. Giants Atlantk: Dlvl•lon WLPct Phlladefphla ...... .. .... ....... 4 o 1.00 New Yor1c .... ..................... 3 1 .750 Eall amenmes needed tq compete Wednesday, November 8, 2000 TODAY'S SCOREBOARD The referendum asked voters to In Illin o is. fo rm er Ch 1cago <:! IARI ESTO N. W. V.1. (AI' ) ~ M.!,r",ILII] t( )otb.lll. co.K h Bo b [)ruen c n n l phl nt l ltl~ d rt nnn g • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT- The dental sealant program in Meigs County e lementary schools is something to . sm ile about - fewer cavities for kids, less cost for parents. Here, Dr. Margie Lawson does an examination on Andy Burkhamer, assisted by hygienist Amy Diddle and Cindy Burkhamer. (Contributed photo) Local dentist assists kids with dental care BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Dental sealams ,\fe really somcthin~ to sm ile about. Not only do they m1..·au fewer cavities and filliu brs fOr children, hut they mean· lowt· r dental bill~ tOr parentli. As in preyious years, ltaci ne deluist Dr. Mar~ie Lawmn. joined by seVt'ral hygienists and a"s istants. is carrying o ut a dental seabm prop;r:~m in the schools. The program io; fo r sec ond ,md sixth graders and is administered through the Athens C ounry Healrh Dep artment , with g r;mt funds ti-om the Ohio Depart111i:'llt o f Health. Dentc1l sc:al auts are a pl astil.' co.1t111g that is applit'd to back permanent teeth to prevent cavitic'i. [t i'i carrit.·d out at th e children\ sc hool ~ at mi cosr to the pare-nts. Today's Sentinel 1 Sections - ll Pages Calendar AS Classifieds B2-4 Comics BS ~E~d~i~to~r~i~al~s________~A4 Obituaries A3 Sports 81,3-4,6 Weather A3 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 1~7 - 9 ; Pick 4: 2-6-8-9 \\;VA. Daily 3: .2-fl- H D~ily 4: H~9- J -(, ;!111110 ( l)m •\ ,>lln l'ul•li•hl llj.( ~:, , LJwson visits the sch ools and does the dcntdl examination-;, and then th e hygieni st and a ss i~ tant fOllow up by doin g th e d c~ming and applying th e st.•a lant . Of roursc th e \Vo rk ran only be don e w it.h th e consent of th e pan:nt;; so inform,ltion and tOnw; art' <it'11t home \Vi th 'the c hildr~..· n to bl..' sigm·d and returned. As t:xplainl'd by the dcnti'>t, mm r C.lV. itic:s start on bac.: k tct"th bL·cause th ey have many small gaps where germ .; and fo od c.:an hide. This em c:~u s 1..· tooth dcc ty and the mle of sealants is to protl"~· t the teeth from getting cavities. L!wson explained everyday brushing and no-.sing help prt'Vt'nt ClVIti es but dtm 1t givt' tht: protection of a plastic coating or S(.:alant because toothbrmh bri stl~s can 't tit into those tiny rrevic~.·~ ~md fl ossing o nly ck ;ms th1..· sides of th e teeth . Sealam i.; a o;atl· pL1sti c coanng whi ch kcx·ps germs t)llt of the hack teeth by c.: oVering tht'i r tiny hidin g phtces. There :m: no drill" or needl es i nvol v~.·~.l. Th e scal.ult i ~ p.1111tni ontu t\11..· teeth once they have h1.T I1 de an~.:d thoroughl y by a dental h ygi cni ~t. thereby scaling o ut th e decay. tour. The -Christmas parade \\/ill t:-~ke pbcc on th e Sunday after Thanksg-iving at 2 p.m. Toney Dingess is again in charge. The parade will form behind rhe old Junior High School ~uilding . Thi:- confusion to children created when severa l S:mtas :~re in the p:1rade \vas .di~cussed, and it W ;\s ch: cided to dtscounge entri es with Santas. The " real Santa " will be provided by the merchants a;;;sociatiou . As in previous year~, Sant:l will vio;it with child ren in the mini - p:ark followin~ th e parade. Store'> will h~.· opt·n from noon to 5 p .m ., som e will have speriJ.l merchandise ~J.k s, o thers will bt.· "n ving refreshmenrs. On SJ.rurrby :tfier Thanksgiving. tht.· first of tv.m contests, the one for cookies, will b t· held . PJ.rti cipants :'re asked to bring in ~ix cookies o n .a paper pbtl' along with thl· rcc.:ip~· to the City National Bank bdixt.' no o n. On I >1x. 2 . a c: md\' co ntc<;t w111 be ht:ld at the Far111ns B.mk &; Sa\·~ ings Co. Th~.· c o o ki~..·s :mJ candi L·s t·ntt.·red in th ~..~ n m tc'>t'> will be served during the h o me tour. PnzL·<; wdl be ;J\\'ankd in both of tl11.' l O iltL'~t". A coo ki C:' and candy n:cipe book will b ~ .lvad .1ble for purcluse during th e: ho mt' to ur. A '"'' ork SCS'i ion to clean up the d owntn w11 flower bcd ~ in prt·p~lrati o n tOr winter \\".IS ,tl,o pbun ed. Tll1..· cun cn.·tc planters m~.·d duritJg rlw Please see Holiday, Page Al Veterans Day · Chamber ads failed ·in Ohio, worked elsewhere .services to be held FROM STAFF RE PORTS POM EROY - Veterans Dav will be obser ved Saturday w itl1 sp cc i::tl servi c e s in front of the:.· Meit-,-rs C ounty C our thou s<·. Drew We bster Po st 3 9 , Am c r 'ic.:an Leg io n , w i11 c onduct the ser v ices ;H 11 <1. 111. , followin g .1 churc h bdl salu te to veteran " of all w ars at 111:55 a. m . Lcgio tuu irL'<; ar t> ao;ked t o as.,tt mbl c at t., e -;itt• at IO :JS. .a .m . Posts o f Rutland, Ra cin e and Middleport have h ~ ~.· n invited t o be a p:ur of th e o b st~ r v,m ct: . alon g wi th rh c l l1 ppen Pbim VFW .1nd rh e DAV Post. ( ;c raiJ R m1ghr. po~r com - mand l.'r, ~~ 111 rlurgc o f rh c "t.'rvic'-·· wah Joe Srrublc to b~: tht· cm c ~.· e . The R ev. Wal ter Hein 7 will g:iVL' tlH· in vocation . Jml So u ls by will " in ~ th l.' 1uti o nal :m tht.·m . .1mi th~ R ev. Will iam Middl esw;trrh. rl.'tircd mllli ~tn, wlil lu w re m a rk ~. Th !.: H. !.:v. Cr.11 g C o \'i tll ,l ll will g i v~: th1..· b ent'd1 ctJ OI1 , ,1ft cr w h kh thciT w ifl he .1 g un salure by D r~.·w Webster Pn <~ t , .VJ ;wd tap' by Ka re n Ur itll th. ;l'h e post cx tl' mh. .Ill iu v l t.t rio n ro .111 CJ t i7~tm ~n be .1 p .1rt of .l. d .t y \t't a~ i dl' to H' ll ll.' lllhl(r tl 10'il.' w lw \l'rH'd the ir cnun t rv. ' . WASHINGTON (AI' ) After spend1n g m o re th an SC1 mill ion o n commerc ial'\ toniti q u t> j udi ci al c andid :H e~, the U.S. C h amb e r of Co mmnce o !J WednL";da y dec lared it s ads -; u cc e ~sful and p ro tllisc.· d m o rt' in th e futurL' . " Wt·'re ab~o lutc:l y commit . tcd to br i11 g in voh. ni in j udi r ial r .ln·~: · o;;ud Jim W o ot ton , pres1d c.: 11t o f tht: ln stitu tl..' fo r Leg;ll l~d l.1 n1 1. Tl1J t\ th l' arm o f th e chambn t ha t pl aced .1ds .1h t1 11t judge o r atto rn ey t-.!;1. ' 11 t.'ral c .wd id .tt n iu fl vc ~ t J t e\. liH' l h ,11llb1.·r ,·ic w n l lt'\ i m ' l.'~tl ll l.' ll l wh ic h it q .titll .l rl..· d .It $ (J m illi o n to $7 mil - l!on ,\"> :1 days wh e n law ycn h.HI plt-nt y t o ~~~~ )' .1bout w h o h1 ~.· c.:;I11 11..' :1 judgl.' hut bu ., inl' ' ~lwo ple :~ tlCc tt.' d by judgl'"'. dc c io; ion s o;tayed ~ iknt . "We'n.· t'XJ't.'rtin g t h.H with a' g r eater foi." U\ o n ju~h c i ,t! t'l c.: rti o n and ... ckrt i<.,m . th . .: hmin co,;<; comnmnit y will \ tn p h·av m g th~.· st·k c tl nn a nd ~.·kr ­ tio n n f j u d~e~ tn th e tn ;tl la\V)'l'r s," Wnn tt o n 'i.ud in :11 1 int c rvi cw. 1 he U .S . .md ioi Llt c ch am bno; Wt.'t\' p.11 ti'r ularl y .lrtl \'t.' rh11 ye .1r. in Ohll1 .1 nd Mi r hi - ·' g.111, wht· r~.· ht'CHll e \\,IY pf ellllin g the: . " d ve~ . ;Ill tht.· ir .ltt ad-. ,1d s i">\th' UIH d them �• .. • BUCKEYE BRIEFS Deer hunt plan wins OK County jJtl JWJitlllg: an Jppt>aram ~ Thursda) 111 Lt>banon Mumup;al Court on the <harge of dlegal ronveyance of drugs muo the grounds of • detention faCLhty She WJS arrt'Stt>d SunJay CLEVELAND (AP) -The Oh10 DtvlStOn ot Wtldhfe h>S .tpproved a pl•n ro kill up to 'i!lO Jeer m the Cle,elanJ Mctrl)p.uks On Tuesday. the d1vJSJon approved the park dtstrtct's request to have sharpshooters k1ll the doer ll1 an atrempr to whtle vtSltmg \\ 1th hn ~on, ].ames H K!!rr. Jt tlu.· W,Hft'll Correctional lnstnmm n Dur- mg a search, she took frotll her dothmg two ounces uf uunJUJna m packets. wr~pped Ill dc-ctncal tape, an onitn~ l O tttm dt.>t'r ht"rds to help pre'ervc.· plants and food tor other wJldhfe The park dJStnct's plan calls court records My son h a~ bee-n cut and h1t Jnd he CJllcd me: H e ~ .ud hL· needed drugs JJhl uwnev -.u he wouldn't get bl'.H \If' lll)llHHc," she told 1 St.Ht: llt gh\\ l\ Pltwl to shoot tht' Bn.·~, ks\ tlh:, Bed- to r (Onumung ~,.h.·~..·r tn tl.l td the: Mtl l Strt" till Run Jnd StnJtlt n: ~ l'rvau o ns Ch.1gnn uHJ tor ~..·xpHH.hng tht: uperauun llu~ \t'J. r mto tht' Rock) lU \ ~sttgator Sh~..· '' 1~ un.1blt w ldt•nnf\ '' ho .11lq~c:-dh ''' tult~..·d her IZI\er North Clugnn. Br.1dlc\ Wood~ ,IIlli tHm ( Hmc.:klt•] Re .. crva. JWtth~,.rn u1 ~011 Mt.:dll1.1 J.HIJL'~ Kc1 r 1H \\,\~ l ZHl\ IL tl•d 111 I t)H~ nt mullkttn~ 1 '- krk durmg the tohht n \lf .1 hotd tHI I1{\ t'l!-;ht p..~rb '' dl be lJo,uJ H mght to .tl!O\\ shtrpI hL· 'Llll\llll '' M l~Uil Ill"\\ h ~t'!ltt'1llld to ltk Ill prt~llll !o1 .tgg t.l\ \tl'd tn kill rht• deer The. ,]llllltL'r' tll b~.. dl }HO\ nled to J murJL'l, 1ggr;n 1tcd robbt't} ttH..I ktdnapp111~ Ht ~ n~xt parok· ht•anng l" \lht dulnl f{)r b lll k flH thl' 11C:l'1..i\ 1 ht' p 1rk d1~tnu s ~hoonng 1. 1! dtc.: 1 h.1 ~ ,mge-rl'd a lll'dfnrdb 1\ed gltss- roots group. In l 1dt nst· o t l )cer Tht• group 1s. L dl111g on Hca res1dents to p1ote".t \he deer shoonng to p.nk otlictols .111d bovcott park fluiHlt"~ 1ncludmg the zoo . . 11d .;;po keswoman llonme VI." h f1..H1d "lllll Kerr ~ morh~..·r wid m tJlVt"~ll ­ g l\l'll rhc: 111.111- gatot shl.' w:~ s JUana b) a nun dunng .1 me-t·tlll g 111 Mount I k.dthy the day before: h~r urt'\t ·It was .1lre.1d) pmi tor by ~o meune o n the 111StdL· ' ~he Slid Schools trade soft drinks DEFIANCE (AP) - Authormes began mvcsttgatmg the Kcrrs after mtcrccptmg James Korr's Oct 25 ktter to rhe h1s morhcr, Je sc nbmg how :she about to could p1ck up and ddtwr the tnde PepSI for Coca-Cola and lot~ of c 1sh St hl)ol board me-mbers have .1pprovcd a 10-yeor. $1 4 nul- drubTS , :tuordtng to co urt documents Kerr also gave hts mother a cell phone number for the drug conta(t ~,._Jtv sdwol syS [CIH JS bon tLlntract wtth Coca-Cola wh1Lh will go uuo effect ltn 1 A pr~vlous fivt·-yc:ar ~._ntltrH;t with Pl'pSl Cola Co c.: xpm?~ D t>l 3 1 ' I h1s was a sHUltlon where both com p:uues wanted the Lont r.lLt pn~~tty badly,' Sltd Prtson o fTietJl s also ltstened ( 'o Nov I as mothl'r and son dJsnt:s!!cd the mt:ctmg, Troopcr Tracy Kenrr s.11d Ill an affidava 17 injured in Defllnce H1gh School athletics .hn:t lcll Bnrv Parsons crash I hc txtluSJ\L' tom r.ur wdl FREDERIC K rOWN (AI') 111\lll\t' rhc.: pllll'lllt"!lt of Coke Scvltltt't'll nudd!t: ,1nd 111 H ln11e" m .11! o t the btuldsen tor ln gh ''- hool ~wd~,._·nto; 111~~ LO!H.L\I\J0l1 \l\IIJ JiSIJcll' 1rlt"t!ld tomp lll\ prndutts :;illftt.•red !lliiHH lllJllrlt~ ~Ul h l\ rnuttlp1.1 111d bonlcd Wcdnt''itl.\y \'vht.•n l l.t r htt the1r '\ \t~ t 1n tht ~ ttett'rl,l~ ~~. hool bm I t t h ~o1! tht eluntnt.tr\ A ~ \I t ttkd [0 \top I( 111 \•lldd!tH!> LllrfL'tltl\ hl\L pop tnt I.' I 'n ttnn h11 the bm 1nd lllh.llltll' \\tth ,tudt'llt .lltl'~ ... t lllll tu I\ q .l~l11ht thl hont lt tllllt~l {(I dtt.'l ,~..hnnl hout'l pm1..h nt 1 h ou~c.: J'tlliLl \Ud At tht l11~h \t.hool rht• ThL· bm ttpptJ o\t' l nn tt li ~1de 111 tLlttlll'\ lrl otf limn' dttllll g C.utJgt Mdlu nt lledUI Lktht httllh lwu1 tn\\.11 w 1~ tllppt.:d 111 hi 'It it for I 111 rL dlv t'X' itt.:d :tbout 1bout two hour\ 11llurl bt ti ll\ 1'11 ~011~ ~ nd or the dt:.•tl '' 1th ( [)h Th" ~~ nltt ot the lou iJ be he ed lllliunltlt~ o,ud t-k \V,I, 111 ll \lit d t o ndmon n hut lOl ltt.ll f'l I \c.: ~l'Ul "o ltr \Xt rt \Lr\ ttHtl\Jl,ltL" ttJ hlV L (rr.IIH Med1 Ll l Centt r 111 Col umbu ) 1 ho,pttal ~ipokt'<;­ d1 1 ~ tOtl tr 11.. t ' ' nh ( n ke It'll be wom w ~ lH.t I ~ll'll jllltllL"r'lhtp No\\ \thool 1dnnmstrltur~ Th1rtcu1 ~tudcnts \Hrc.: trc.: ltpi ttl ttl ""unhlc the tr wto;h h..,r n1 anJ Jd l.'ao,td fro111 Knox lot U\tll~ th!.' tund~ ,mJ to pn- Communtty Ho\plt :tl 111 otlttzc.: the dt,tntt s m:c.:ds Mount Vcrno11 Tlu: otlll r ~ tu dents kfr the ~te n t: w1th tht•tr Fatal fire ruled arson p:ncnts , sa 1d hmplt d .,pnkcs'~oman ASHTABULA (AP) Ar~nn Wl'i rhe r tm~ of a fire thor k!llcd four people, lnclud- c ' Thursday, November 9, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel tng cwo young chddrl'n, ftre 11l\C~tJg:.1t o r~ h.wc ruled Authorltlcs bcltevc somcont: poutt:d a flammable hquH.I \lound tht• home when; the fire broke out lt st wt:ck s.ud fire ( :tpt C!.!rald St•ngcr Kdlc.:d 111 tht: fire Fndav \\.t:re "itt.:ph llllL' Nnvmm ~~. h e r 'lOll\ M nthcw Ntwm:tn 2. :t nd ( h 1rh.., Nnvmanjr 4 ;"!lid her \hltr, PtliHL~ Cr r1y, lf1 N~..wtn 111 ~ hu.,IJJt1d C h.trle\ ~1 'IUI\- 1 d 1.tt~.:r JU!tlplng lrn111 1 !lt.:t o nd ~tloo r \\ llldo\\ I It: \\1\ trt·ned f(Jr \t:Ullld dt g-ILL htll !1'1 111d \11\0 kt J) yln Jo hmo11 Bus d lt\- Cr Mny D mvL·II o f Frl.."dcnc ktown \\,1., .1l~o Hl.Htd at tht· hmptt d lll ll rdt·I~L"Li The student.., were.: headed to school rn Frcdcn ckwwn \..rumnal J'l'itlle ~..ommltt\..'l' on Wc-dne~tbv lpprovl·d an .uueudcd ver\lon ot a JU\'t'udc: JtiSUll' b1l1 that \Hwld pd tlffcn d..:rs .1~ youn~ a> I 0 yo u s old lloust~ Sp~..·lkl·r Jll Ann D.lVld,on, R Rt>ynold-~burg, sud (he full Hou.:..e would \'O tt: on 1t Thu1"hy Lawmakl't'i. rlturned to Columhu'i 1he 11.11( dt•<.::~dc. lhptrtllh' lll Tlu.: hill I h~..· ll o li!IC on WrJne!llLJ)' :tpprm l"d lq.~ ­ tslatton Lrt:atmg 3 pnson nursery program fvr duldrcn of female tnmarcs and a n:solunon 1o,kmg Con~re\S to pmpo~c .1 comutuuontl llw.:ndment b;lnlllng dcsccr.mon of The Senatl' •pprnvcd the btll Ill the sp nng. desp1te prore~t:s from I )cmocr.lts who \.ud 10-yt·ar-old!! ~hou lJ not lw !ot.kc..•d up nn 'Bush Wins' into a 'Cliffhanger' (AP ) Somt' lll\\\plpn rt•tdCI\ H~llllld ()hill 1\\ \lkl Wl"dlll"~J\\ to I<'"" th•t ' llU~Il <.)thtr ~ \\t:r'- told 1t WINS ''1' ( hlil llll~l'l f ltl\l g talh ll!Dfl\11\g dud It Ill'\ ,I IHl 1 1\U k-l lld - lllLk J'll 'o 1dcnud Jl.t.L tl It 1 ~1 t\\n Jh."\\\ plp'-1" dultrul lt ~l" (o(l\ (rl"Otgl' 'W' Hli\Jt 1 pll 1\llttllt' \\11111t'l o\tl V11.l l' rL'IItklll AI P/,1i11 D•·<~f<'r Editar Dou.~ C/i/inn .<aid lte dt•dd~d 10 w/1 l3uslt til•· 111inrH'I' luw·d ''" li~s mral)'sis •!f n 'Hiil> )mtll lite f"'t•,idt•fttllll rau• ;, Horid.t .w.f Miter r.lu'> 1111'1'<' ,r/oii,Q ll'illt til(' IICfiPOI'k~~' dec. i ~'l·liHS. c;t)rt· l}li..'V,ll..' llt'\\splpl'l\ thl t JrL' !! Uri..' to lll' t\Hill.' tO JIL(tOr \' ill.' IllS 'l!USH WINS '"e.nncd the linal cdHltlll ufTht· Col\:1111 bus D"pltch ·ITS BUSH - BAREly· shn utu l 1 ht (( ' k· v~ltnd) Ph111 l),,,Jcr's finJI Thl' l)l~p .l t t. h\ fit~t l'Jit!Uil wluth -.tatted pr111Ung .lfr~,._· r 1 10 am. \\,IS h~.: 1Jlmcd luo close to l.lll · Tht.· ncw~p a pc.: 1 stlrted pnntlng the ' BUSH WINS· edJt11111 1t l IP 1 m . after (;ole l died Bu~h to tu ncede EJaor BeHJ,llllln Marnson Said th,lt Jt the (llll l" (, o n.: \\,IS 58,000 votes bdunJ llush 111 Flond 1 ;w d 1t .lppL"JH:d h e cou ld no t l los~. thl g.1p Some rV lll.'tWOrks .1b0 werL" deti.lr- lllg Bush the WllliiL"r · When C. ore.: l Olll nic d, at the tune WL' Wt're really cot~­ fortJblc . wtth the t.dl' ht. 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(lt1j~ l l 'lJlpHlhh L' d ( h\l'll"t)\ 11 1 1 p nl1n ~ !nt to t.llk \\ 11h !11111 hu1 lil t111..·d tn !hi. th q ~ltd I It t oi11(L'I~ 1ot 1l th\1..'mbv to tlh g1olll\d 111d \Jllt \u\l um \\Jth thllllllil lltttt llt polJt.e -.ud I k \\ 1 ~ h 111dt uflL d lltd plttl..'ll Il l I Pllltll.. \l'h it.lt bl'li.lrL' n\1111..1\ dc.:tt.l lllltlL d lh It he 1\C L't.h•d !1\ldll t! llt L1111011 O!li L L"1~ ., m\ 1)Jtv t!Jtd tn rt'\11\l h1111 ,ll 1 ht ~~ L'l ll h\ f llll' h~.. "~~ t tktn 111 U n t\L r~Hy 1111\pll t! I h \\" pl u l\t.lut~t ~ d d1.. 1d 11 t ht hmpl! 1! ll'\'1 th Ill ( \\11 IH Hll \ l tl l l ~~ 5lcquisitions fine Jewe{ry- ~~~~ rc~~~~ Middleport- Gallipolis Special Quarter Carat ...... $500 .... $299 Hall Carat .......... 1,100 ...... 699 One Carat ........... 3,200 ... 1,999 1Wo Carat. ......... 9,000 ... 6,999 Diamoi\J Earrings 1/4 ctTOW .... $199.$99 1/2 ct TOW ...... 599.399 Otamond Pendant 1/4 ct TOW ... $500 ... $299 1/2 ct TOW ... I ,000 ..... 599 Donna R. Smith - I)onn 1 R ..,,mth 71. A-.h Sneer. S\ r.H mt". d1ed tllJliL; ]HHl1'o l\h·. 11 Hilld Li>tmth unoH' Ill\\ b~ 1\\llk tll tlw A,hun Umted l\htht'd'" { htHlh 111 t ~It' 1)t 1\ ~tt\ A,h Pl ) Bnx 111 S\rhll'-l.' ()\u n For One Year • With Ap roved Credit l Ail Seiko 8/. Pulsar Watches 25°/o- 50% OFF -1=. T' IJ A I I Ill L;l 11\L 11 h II t' b\ ( ' It \lll l'll' LAYAWAY for Christmas· Only 10% Down! r7fcquzs· l.tt·ons ' :~;- g ~~~~~~v /t Finan:\~:~v:l::::lurdov ~,.. lt'tJt ll lif; '.l!A im~~. ~~ rr · Jcwe ~I~11{ J me ' 670 0 Free Porklnq FreeG\flWrapplnq ~~~- TWOLOCATIONS l~l~ 151SecondAvenue,Golltpolls 446-2842 91 MiliSlreel,MlddlepoM 992-6250 LOCAL STOCKS !UO- S:QODolty 9 ..-:: ~U~~~ ,flff. ~~~ MemberJewekrs ~oan{ of 'Trade ~~ AEP - 40', Akzo ....... 47. AmTechiSBC - 57'. Ashland Inc - 32 ' .. AT&T-22 Btulk Or1e - 36'~ oe 8tJb Evans - K10ger- 23\ Lands End - Ltd - 26 , 27~ . Oak H1ll Ftnanctal - 18', 36~ .. BorgWarner - Snoney s - \ Wal -Mart- 48\ Wendys -23""... Worthtnglon - 9 • Kmart- 5 ",. Ctwnpton - 2l Ctlanntng Shops - 6 .. City Holdmg - 6 • 14 ~ Datly stock repo ns are the 4 p m c;los1ng quotas of the preV!ouS days trans actions, provtdad by Smith Partners at Advast Inc of OVB - 26'• BBT - 32. Peoples - 13', Prem1er- 5 ' ... Rockwell- 41 1 .. Rocky Boots - 4 • AD Shell - 59 ' • 56 , Ga!!tpolts The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Policy Our matn concern tn all stones •s to be accurate II you know of an enor tn a sto1y call the newsroom at (7 40) 992 2156 Sunburst Table w/6 ble pressback Chairs $599 Genera! manager E)(t 11 01 News Ext 1102 Ext 1106 or Other serv1ces 4_t2 Months Same as Cash ~ ~See store for details Ex1 1104 AdvertiSing Ext 1103 Crrculat1on El.t 1100 Classtf•ed Ads To send e-matl , l ' t' ' ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co Publtshed e11ery afternoon Monday tt1rou9f' Friday 111 Court St Pomaroy Oh1o Second c tas.s pos1age pa•d at Pomeroy Member The AssoCia ted Pruss and !he O~uo Newspaper Assoc1a110n Postmaster Sand address correCIIOM 10 The Daily Sentme1 111 Court S! Pomerov Oh•O 45769 Subscriplton rates Sy carrier or molor route One week $2 one month St:J 70 OneyUI' I $ 1\)4 Oa1IV 50 ce nts Subscrlt>tws no1 dt>!o>tnng !o j.)i1\' lha c<~rn Da11y ,or rt'd~ rt'm 1 n ,H1\.Ir ce doroct to r11e Srlnt,nel Cr~•l "" II be ~jt\en t<'Hner each wetlk N-:! :;ut>:;.~.;npi!On oy ma I pdrmHtOO ~~~ areas wnl:'!• , 11oma tarne• Sel\'t(i" ts ava11 at"lli' for by candidate • mcnt to Ralph Nader Ill\ esngate The !nell Flonda totals bdi.Hc the rccol\IH, mdudm~ ~n .lhSt'lltl't:- b:.llots that h.td bt•cn rr:ci.'JVed. ~howed Bush \\ uh 2.\109 135 \ot~..·s and Gort' w1th 1, 907,351 • dtfference of 1,7H4 111 a state with 8 75 nulIJon rcgiStt"fCd VO[CrS Even .ts the recount prot t•edcd, dedlons supervisors watted Some Gor~ sllpport-=rs 11l 't ~hh ell( I t} 1 ..:em Mail subsc:ription Inside Mergs County 1 ' \'tee-..::. ~t1 W e.=t~<.s .,l_ Wt>t~lo.!i A~tes 1\\\t!~lt..~ ~t• \\t~-.!1...:, ::JJ \Vtleb Holiday the posstbtltry of ordenng starter pl.ultS through the Me1gs vocauonal program trona Page A1 Wnght, a Pomc:rov ~oo\.mCJl­ m.m, nott•d that \\oork on the \\ lt\.."r 11111..' down Moun St~t't wtll cc:1sc on the: Fnd.ty bt:fore Th.mksga\ mg so as not to mtcrt"crl' "1th Chrtstm;ls busmcss, and lt'~lllllt' .tftcr Nl'\\ Year's ' 1!11Uill'r \\ 1ll b~ b>"Jtht•rni up md 'mred unul next spnng. Jt \\ 1s dcltdc:d Mt•mber~ 1bo dl .. cussed flm\c:t~ to be pun h l'>Cd uexr 'iprmg .111d Office closing 1 he Mc1gs Count) ( h.unbt r of Cnmmt'rLI.' ofliLL '' tll bl.' d os t•d f11d 1\' 111 obsct' m cc.: ofVcrcr.Hl.., I) n Dinner slated POMEROY - EMS runs i'llMcRUY - MIDDLEPORT - Abundam Grace, formerly Fatth Chapd , 923 S Thtrd Ave , M1ddleport. wtll serve a free Thanksgtvtng dLnncr SaturdJy from 2 to 5 p m There wtll be free coats and dothmg available Special speaker MIDDLEPORT Dave Johnson will be the guest speaker Sunday at 10 a m at Abundant Grace. formerly Fatth Chapel. God's NET POMEROY - Area teens are mvtted to attend Fnday's Fun. Food and Fellowshtp at God's U"'" ,,1 the· M~-:1~~ Em ngi. ll t\ Sl.'nltc.: lll~\\c.:rt:d ll\t: Lllh lnr ""l"tllll\..' on Wuh ll ~d I\ U n1t.. ropondc.:d ~~ tolhm ~ CENTRAL DISPATCH l O..t. 1m ,1\1\~cidkp n lt .tss lstcd by Tupper~ PI uns. C\\endul~ n Ch.lpm.lll. Jl k lS 111t V,d\c} Hn\pt- tal I 2 2t: p til (~r.lnt Stret'( H.IZei V.1nconnt:\' H~)lzcr Mcdtl.ll Center. 10 I~ p m Wolfe !'en Road. Ahcc Russell HMC RACINE I 0 5') p m . Raune asSisted by Syracltsc R obNt CJse) treatr:d RUTLAND 11 5S am Townsh1p Ro.1d 1004. Curtt> WJrd HMC and tlther .lttr,Kt10Il5 wtll rt::ntl~r around the All- WJr~ Memonalm the p.trk t1..ross M1ll Street from the Leg10n home fronaPapAl Door pnZ~!:> \\til be :m:.rded tn Mtddleport and a b,tlluon I \tlllL h to recogmze V1llage street workers were efFort\ w tOJl'.tru ct 1 n montl commended for thetr recent World W.H ll memor11l \11 W.tshefforts to clean the streets and mgton DC \\tit LOndudc tht• se"ers m the downtown shop- CCrt'lllOil\ Plans ptng' dtstrtet prtor to the Mtdmght Madness event Dul:fteld announced thatVet<rans Day acuvtttt!s, sponsored by the Leg10n post and Fuhcr Funer.tl Home, wtll begm at I I .1m on Saturdav, :~nd collU!llh;' through 1 p m A program \\ 11! bc•g•n at I 45 Refr~..·shmeuts, tree trJlll nd~..·s Dutli..:ld noh:d tlut th e LL·gum \\-.1.. stdl r.u\t ng tumh for thl" re..rnr 1tmn of tht ~\I- \X.'w• Mem n111 l llH l~\L'r S I t)()l) 1~ IlL' t'ticd ro llltd tht' expe! l"- l'~ liH 1111ni 111 Jt''tiH tn~ rhL· ,::-ndm tnd 'o\11 Jo\llllillh.!; Ht 1 Tht• '"llllltl\~\1' llt Xt 11il't till~ \\ dl bt ht!d tll1 I kt. , Judge says eBay not liable in music auction deals MORE LOCAL NEWS. from MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ho SAN FRANCISCO (Al') - A \lldgl' ruled onhnc .IUlUOill'Cr cB.t\ lnt c.tun'Ot be sued for tllU\\ 111~ p~opk w sdl boodt>ggt•d mtho rL'tonhn~ on H~ Web ~1te ln .1 ruhng l.ttt' TuL·sd.1y, Sttpen- mutt! brH.'k-a nd-mortor aucuon house- or no kgltlmate bnck-:mdmortor relord star~ could sell mfnnpn); sound record.ings to the L'Xtt..'Ul th:.t thc:."~e a~ bcmg sold on t'B.ly Jnd get J\\av \\'tth tt, s.nd Clurlcs Perkins. the bwycr for pbmntT Randall Stoner. The hllgJtlon did not fo cus on lOp) nght mfnngc.·menl lS has the N:tpstcr ln( cas~!" In tlt~t su1t, the smt brought b) a dts<.:own:-d porno- ri.·c.:onhng mdmtr); ts smng Napseer 111 ft."d~r.1l court tOr allcgedlv llllmunl.' mother \\ lllll trtbuung to copvnght mtnngl·mcnt b)! ,tllowmg nulhons ot users to download copvnghtcd nmstc owr the Internet for free graphic pictures of her young bo) offered for s..1le onltne EBay attornev ).1} Monahan sa1d the ruhng Jilows 1t ··w con-· ln dt>nussmg the SUit. Pollak sa1d he b•scd Ius rulmg on the tmue to operate our busmess and Commumcauons Decen.q Act, whtch forbtds computer scrvtee pro\'lders for bemg pumshed for the speech oi others "Plamntrs attempt to tmpose respmmbtlity on eBay as the seller of 1tems auctioned over tts serviCe 1s no different from the unsuccessful attempts that have been made to hold computer servtce prov1ders !table as dJstnbutors rather than publishers of defamatorv or pornogrophJC matertals." Pollak wrote Courts have found that Amenca On.b nc Inc . for t•xamplc, was ;1 not fear fa<;mg liabiliry at every turn." He sa1<\\ the San Jose-based company regularly puUs postmgs tfom 1t:s stte upon recetvmg complamts from copynght or trademark holders of licensed muStc, softw•re. movtes, clothmg and orher goods Perkins, Stoner's attorney, sa1d he was constdenng an appeal "We are tr)'ng to hold eB•y responsible for tt:s :tuct10nmg con- duct, not for the speech of somebody else." he md SPRING VALLEY ClriEMA 446 " 4524 OL(lROitH l'o\\'[~f 7 118-1 JACIISON P\K£ THURS 11/9100 BOX OfFIO WIU OP!N AT 6:30PM FOR !VINING SHOWS 12:30 PM FOR MAnNIIS BOOK OF SHADOWS BLAIR WITCH 2 (R) 7 00 &9 30 DAILY BEDAZZLED (PG13) 710&9,DOAILY CHARUE'S ANGELS (PG13) 72 20 DAILY MEET THE PARENTS (PG13) 7 15 19 15 DAILY THE UTILE VAMPIRE (PG) 700&9150AILY REMEMBER THE TITANS (PG) 7 oo &9 300AILV UTILE NICKI (PG13) .... 7 10&9100AILY VALLEY WEATHER .. (USPS 213 960) News Departments The matn number IS 992 2156 Department extenttons are 95 JIHi the US Justt< e· DepJrt- Shad<· R"er lodge ~~3 \O..lll meet m regul..u seSSIOn tomght at 7 10 p 111 The new d1strn t d~pUt) will b~ n1Halkd Jlhi oftircr~ wtll be electe-d R t·frcshment~ w1ll be !ICrVL" TUPPERS PLAINS - Ea>tern Htgh School B•nd Boosters wtll be sponsormg then 13th Jnnual Craft Fatr on Saturday at Eastern Htgh School 111 Tuppers !'lams The ev<nr w1ll begm at 9 .1 nt. and wtlllast unttl 4 p 111 busmess cxc:cuuvc whl) vot~..~d for Grc~n Party can~ohdatt• lund "The sutt Jrgued that no lcg•t- Sears- 30\ General Electrtc - 54" • Harley Davidson - 49!, FOOerat Mogul -~ 3 1 I would like to thank the voters of Meigs County for their vote O\'ctsec tht· b.1llot recount .I' ked Craft fair md Mark Hmch, • 30-ye.>r-old "' Court Judge Stu,lrt Polbk Ill S m Fr:.nusc o County d1s1russed a hw;mt brought by a Gr.tteful Dc·.td i.m who sought to stop sales of ,Ut·gailOll(ert rccordin~ of the OPEN l.,annen - Pa~d l u lh I II l h \11\l • R ,ll llll" t1i/ DltiiiiOitlls Accompnmed by Apprmsnl Slnfwg Em<l Color, Cut,'""' Clnrtly Gllldes F1rsta r - 19, of confidence this election. I' l1 do my best to respect your confidence. Jim Sheet l)\1 ll11l Ru111h nlt..:h ( tl\t,ld l ,,1\llt~\\tllb\ l11dt\ It Ill 1111 1ntltt SuunnMt·tholh~t 1 t I..I\H'tll\ \\llh !111. 1-lt\ l)\,h R o.1b 1n~un Pilat.ttlll); fl1\..l\.. \\llllw nn $1 0 o·o wn $1 0 Month ~,:,~~nv Bush s;ud he ha!i. st!cn no md1catmns of fraud Out Mfuml.!' , ,,l!eJ for federal m.mll.ll< to Lodge to meet C HESTER - BUR.LINGHAM -The regular l)leetmg of the Bedford Township Trustees w1ll be held on Tuesday at 7 p m at the town hall. to know who you voted for," J~b Netghborhood E.cape for Teens. Nutnt10nal foods wtll be avJLlable, frc< nf chuge for ;nacking by teens at the center Non-v10lt'nt b'<lmes, compute r programs. and cards ar~ offered m the g:tme wom 1 he n~ncer opens at 6 p m and closes at 10 30 p 111 on FnJay and SJturday mghts To meet Johnny Klein Iundt\ N,l\ 7 211()0 Ill Rolbp1111~" RdMbtlH.Hwn C~..·ntcr, Pomt•roy Sht \\ ,.._ b,'111 un Jm :; t tl27 111 \11.. ~ltkr, tht &wghte1 of rhl.!" lttc 1~ ll\11 "\ 11HI /\! 1hd ~ \ 11.. M,t,tlf Rumb nt~h She \\ \s .1 hnmcmtkt.: r .md 1 tll l llli-tl PI tlh A'hut\ U ll\t t d ~h·tlwdt»t ( ' hunh SlH I' ... 111, n l"ll h\ !wt 1Hhb md P...t,hl'rt /\I Snuth \\hom sht· m lrtlul ,,n Atnt! Ill \ 1l..t.l" t\\Ll ~~lll• /'vl\1.\nd 11 Smith ot <...~ nlumhm, md \ ) " 1d 1\\ \uuth ,,t Pl'rt'tnnuth 1\\o ~tiUddnu.!ht~..·t.., md 1 g;rt'lt ~~ tn dd tu~III L"! 1 \l\tll lk 111 h l llu :-,tl.ll\ ot t' 1hnn .1 brnthl'l Rtlbt'l t [\\ \-llltnb tush 1'r l\1\~~~~~.h, ">ptnlt.:' ( \,[~,, utd 1 q~rt'l - ln -lt\\, l•Lll l \1\l P... umh~tn.:h Htll ~..~hltl Sill \\I' J!,P pttlululill dttlh b\ t\\11 bt<..lther~ John Hhi R1lh1 n l P.. \11\h lllt!,h l btl'!ltt.t - 111-1\\\ I hi\\ nd llu~ tnll Hld I ,JI:.r\·t-lll- 1\\\ nIT- Beautiful White Solitaires I POMEROY - A boil advisory ts 1n dfoct for leading Creek Comervancy Distnct customers on Umon Terrace, where a water ltne leak was repa1red on Wednesday. The advtsory ts 1n effect uno! further nonce. Palm lk.1ch County s.ud they f~,._·an.·d they 1l\1Stakcnlv \iOtt"d for l l \till~ Reform Party candidate Par CHm It ton \\ dl to \I n\\ lh~o.·r r!tL" ~t'l \Itt..' Bu,h:.nan Gore earned the fttL'nd, 1111\ t ill onThtH~dl\ Nmcmba 1) 2000 hom~ - -.+ ,md (,-9 coumy by more than II 0.000 p 111 ,lt rill' htlll'"l tl hnml' votes, but the 3,407 votes for Bmhanan were by far the most of any Flortda county, and almost 20 percent of hts total fur ltl undctcruuned number of vote Ill the state overseas ballots, pnmanly from Repubhcans noted that the nultt.~ry personnd and thetr ballot was approved by De moefanultes Thc state counted rat Theresa lePor<, the county about 2,300 overseas ballots tn TUPPERS I'LAlNS - Johnn) R.,y,nond L Klcm. ;), Tuppers the 1996 prestdenttal electton superviSor of elections "The ballot w.s la1d out PLun .... dtcli on fucsd.l). Nov 7 .::!000 m Holzer M\.·tht:tl Ct>mcr .md allows I 0 d•ys to count I k \\,t s born on Juh 21 19-.+7 m Ponwroy. sun of Grover Clifford them, as long as they ar< post- Wlthtn accordance wtth the Kk111. .md tht• htt' lrL·n~ F.nlik Klc:m I k w.1~ a \'NCr:ln of the US marked no later than Elecnon statute," satd Roberts, the state electtons dtrector "That's a votArm) ,111d \\,1~ t·mplmal .ts .1 U'.tlmmt·r at Mctgs Mllll.' 2 Day Sun l\ m~ 111 llkimnn to h1s fnht·r :m· hoi wtft', C.trolyn Buckley Because of h1s vested mterest mg system that's been m use-for Kk111. thrc·e """ iulnuw Allen Klc!n Jlld M1d1.1d R.1ymund (ChaSSL- 111 the outcome, the Flonda many years 1n many counues." tv M< Kc·c·) Kk111. both ot Tuppas PI:Hll'. and Kevm (M.1ry) Klcm of governor recused hunself from In each Flonda county, votes Pnnwn.1\ !our g11mh luldrt'll, t\VO Sllittrs B.1rbam FLustg of Pomeoroy, the panel that \VIII certtfy results were recounted by a three,md Bt·tt \ J.l,lu:h o f Mldtllt·purt, l\\n brothers, Clmtun W1ync Klt:m of the rt!count member canvassmg board made of R tt.ll lL' 111d Crover Kt·Hh Klt>m of Pomrroy, and St'\'~ralme ces a.nd the other members of the up of a counry JUdge, the chatrpanel. Secretary of State Kathernt..·phe\\' I k \\ 1' , \ ... n pn~.<..·Lkd m \l~..·.uh hy hts d.wghter Paula Lynn Klt!m. lllt' Ha.rns and state elecnons man of the county comnus.s1on and the local electtons supervtand Iu s bmtbL·r R.ngt'l 1llulll.l'> Klcm d~rector Cby Roberts. are also St.·n h l"' \\ illl:tc.: 2 p m Fnd.1\ 111 F1sht.·r Funeral Home, Mtddlt·port. Rc·pubhcans But the state's top sor. In Mtamt the recount was wtth tht• Rl"\ Kc1th 1-t.:Hkr otliu.mng Bun.1l will bt' Ill Beech Grove Oe-mocrattc offiCial. Attorney broadcast on pubhc access teleCenH"tl'l\ t~ rtL1lo.h nt.l\ \ 1\l H the tuncnl home:." frnm h-9 tomght Gcm:ral Bob Butten.vorth, VlSlOil SYRAl ~ usr SALE Reg Advisory Issued thomas E. Holter Hllhl'l t,l Au,uth.l, R\ ,\11 llo\t ~,._· r ot Callfi,nH.l,Jllltl.."'> Holter ofChu..a~n lii11H tl~ , A.ll 011 C 11 d of R )Uill" It 'h n C'.1rd of R ,\( Ill'-', Tr u y C.ud of \'V\ llt~·tt.l 111d R.,)bbJc C.1rd o t lt.1Ul1l', ~t·H·n l gll',tt-g t."lt;d <.. htldtt'll ~ t t•p - ~r lll lh lllldtL'n md step - ~n· lt-~r.illd( h1ld1L' ll In .uhht 11111 tu h1\ p:tn•nh he \\ ,\, prl'll"tkd 111 de 1th b, t\\ o btmh'-' 1'· 1.11111.. ~ 1 h1\tl 1 .l!lJ llt.: r\l hl'l I loiter. thrc: L· . . t~tl'l \ Ah t L" Stol ktun. Ad1Vu1 ~1ctl..l 111d lVIumu·WJnl tnd r\\0 tuf.IIH ~1'-t\.r~ Su \Ill\ \\ 111 bL held l)Jl I l ld.ty No\ t:JHbl'l 10, 2000 .tt 1 r Ill .It lt~hl'l I \lilt 1.1ll h )l\ll' 111 Pom•'Hl\ \\ Jth tht' R. t \ l h·\\~ 1\ n~.. Stutl~..·t otlt- D lAM 0 Nl) fj9j ~9~ Florida of Mty 111l'll tfled 111 \~p . t11h tOll tn111l.i! lllll \ \\1th Lit\' Jl" llll lLt t..,d.l\ llt~lll llld \XItdn~..,dl\ ( )Jl(' \\ 1' ~~Hlf pt11ll ~· '11d l!ld thl odtl'l d1 ld 11! 1\l t< hlnltil ,1\p ll\X l l , ILlll!dtng (tl J!tl llnndt nn ( 011111\ 1 t. lltllH:l Pnh lt ( h1, t !1Hllll" Stll tr her Jr ,mt d11.. dllth lu c.:,dt\ 111ght '' l\ htJn g hwdlL·d h\ holliH Ilk dctt't tl\'t.':s bL''- ltl~t tht• lOfOIIL"r dc.;tl'£'1111Jl'd thll Ito).{..: r ( )wln~hv. 1'), of C til l 111 11 tt1', dtd IHH d;~,.. from tnnh, t1 11 \\ ' " , lc1 1 th .tt t ht· outtoln'- "~~ . . u!l undc.:lldtd I ht: rlH]Ull ll p tllltld I -. putd u !Jt10 11 \\ lil thh !1 111\ Ill 'i.t 1Ld \lllLilll).!, \Hl'\1,.\ \\tth till IH ld l1tt 1.. It , No1t ( ),, 1 llo!l h11 !Ill I11L''t'"- 1hou1 ~ \() 1 111 '' tdt 1 Itt tdltllL It \ Bu .. h Btl! II qt\l hIll lht pi}\~Jh!l- hy Mumpt•r, R -M ~rwn. would .1pply to fanm wlfh at lca't 1,000 hc•ef t.lttle, 2,500 ho11s "' 100,000 , hh kt·n\ l'hl' ~~ ll Ill' tpp!O\'\.. d ll Ill ( ' IN< INNAll (A I') Onlt 111• 1111 11 1dlltH!, 1 111111~\ll l; lL l11lH 11! lfH fl.\...1\l ll J\ t HUll jo t11lld ' lld th~. tlJhl-.t tnd ltt i d L"dJII(JI J~ tll \Vtdllt'~dt\ ~ Jl lpt 1 dtd t!l dl, Jii l lf' lL\ IdL!l tl tl \\ 11 111<.. J !\it ! tht ~lLOtlll tt l l1 '1 l u lt "'JHHl "nn:d 1\vo men dead in confrontations with police 'Y d r~t ntu llcgmmng f1n11"d l\ , thl' llou'l "Jll tnntmue dch.\t.: ~'ll 1 \nil tiiJt \\i.\uld llHWL' ;uHh\lrHy tn1 rq.~11LlU11g: l.a~l' hVl''lllll. k opt•t .lllllll~ trout thl" C)luo ]IJ\'Jttlllln\.. • 1 .tl Prolt.'l non Agt'IH \' to tht• '\Litt' Agrh ulfure ITHttlll 1., tompiL't~..d 'Strt:-1th~r dlllll Ill Jd!Jnc.:' uon thL 0,011\L rL'IdLI\ \ll: Wl rL ' Wednesd.ay, \U>t hour" afit•r tin1l L' lt•l llun fL"\lllt~ Wt.•rL' JlOS[Cd I hl.'lr .1p;cnd.1 Jho i1H.ludcd propO~l\1 c.: h.mgt·., 111 Oh10 l.tWii rcg.trdmg nJeg.lfJ.rmli ."lnd s1.hool fundmg, 111 .tddmon to tht• pn\.,t ~ biluv of theu frr.,r pJ) r.m.c lll thHtl\( t Jllli J~IlHl ll lc Obituaries LOCAL BRIEFS expressed confidence that the '- recount wtll be fa1r. "All of us recogmze the from Pip AI tmportance that every vote " correctly counted," Butterworth Comn11sstoner Carol Roberts, satd "I can also assure the rest of who ts part of the canvasstng the natton that there's no way RACINE Thomas E Holter. 80, of Raonc, dted on Tuesday, board that ts conductmg the Nowmber 7. 2LXlO .It St Mar)"s Hosp1tal tn Hunttngton,WcstVtrgmta Gov Jeb Bush or Secretary of . He W.!S born ,m Apnl HI, 1920 111 Surton Townsh1p, Me1gs Counry, recount In Mtan11-Dade, Broward, State Harm would cerufy elocson of the bte Thomas and l!dlc Bl{(:h Holter tton results ... tf they had any 1-1<· was an employee of Metgs Eqmpment and other counnes. the Gore doubt at all that the eloctton was Company m Pomeroy fur 20 years He was campatgn complamed about delays 111 the deltvery of ballot not tn perfect order" self-employed m farm equtpment repatr for Democrattc Party offlctals boxes to countmg places over 20 years, and was a ltfe- long farmer Democrats set up a toll-free and hundreds of voters comHe " survtved by Ius w1fe of 59 years, Evenumber where Flonda voters platned about the way ballots 1n lyn Rose Holter Racmc, five ch1ldren. Palm Beach County were Karen Oames) Werry of R• cme. Ro~;er (Helen) could report trregulanttes Jesse Jackson and NAACP arranged. Voters punched holes Holter of Rac111c. Ronald (Valane) Holter of Prestdent Kwe1s1 Mfume sa1d 111 the mtddle of the ballot, Eno Sharon Card of Petaluma. CahfOrma. and Kcvm 1loiter of Rocme. I I gm•dchJ!dren. they rece1vcd complamts that whtle cand1dates were alternatej.1mcs Werry Jr of Pomeroy, Randall Werry of bla<ks had dtfftculty voting ly ltsted to the left and then the R .lllllt', R11 hml Werr) of llclpre. Deb Rapp Jackson s:ud SOIHe voters were rtghr o t Cop1;cr Moum:un. Co lot .Hio, T.unmy told there were no more ballots, " It was vmually unposstblc or that polls were dosed Lawmakers back to work following election COl UMI!US (AP) The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 9, 2000 sr 30 SSJ Sol $' 0S 56 oulStde Metgs County $2'l~"' $56 o8 :S1 Q9 "'2 Skies will clear by Saturday "md Ill tc> 20 mph Ch.mce of l ht•l.Jsr ofd1t.> rJm ~hould moH rJm 80 pen:t.'lll (\llt llt thl' tn-t.O t\IH\ .t,n'.l b\ l.\tc' FrtdJ~ C nn,Jdcr:tblc: douW.nc:~;s Frlll.t\ hut ~k.l~s \\ 11l n:m.Hilllmtd\ \\tth 1 ~..h.uh-t' llt .1 ~ho\\t:'r t•.uh through tht• \\t't ~end dtL" N.ltJ~ll\- l:ln~k md n~oll·r "tth h1gh~ Ul tht• BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 Wl· Hhl'f Sen Itt' \,lid. C uult r te;•mp~.·r.tnlt"\.'~ \\Ill bt.• lt."tt be\1\nl.\ l~\ 1 t[\1m1l S\,tl'tlt \\lth hn~h" Ind.\'\ Llt ~; -~; D.l\ tlllll' tcmper.Hllt\.· ~ thn..Htgh tht• \\LL"~t.' lhl \\Ill n:m.un mosth m , h~.: ::;o, hlfL'l .t!itl.'[) \Jtd Sun'l' t t\Hnglu "1ll bL· .1t ) ~I md 'llllfl't' ~'11 Frtll.l\ Jt 7 I~ 1 111 Weather forecast: l o m~\H Sh~l\\l.' r' hL'dllllUig lttl r t'lfh t.'\l'lllll~ A ,~ Hlt.'t"t'd ~ h llllt ll [ 1 dnHhkr'>hlrnt l.trh l \)\\' 111 tbt.. un't'r 41)~ Snuth\\"t:,t nud =i{l, Ch.llhc.: ot ntn -1-0 pL·rlUH Fnd 1\ lll~ht P 1rth lloml~ lo\\"\ 111 thL llppt'r ~h. Extended forecast: S mmt l\ l\ohl..,tl\' de.· u H n.:hs NIKE· REEBOK· ASICS EASTlAND· DEXTER· KEDS HUSH PUPPIES· DOCKERS I .' Ill' 11 (J\ I Slllhit\ P1rth \.I~'uth Lt'"" 111 th..: uppt.-r ;p, Hhi ht~h' lit..' If ()0 ~hmd.l) l~l\\"' 1\t' H lf1 ~() l m 11. l'lll ~ doth{ .. tht• 111\d \{)..; lthl hl~h· Middleport 219 N. Second 992-5627 �' _Th_e_D_a~ily_S_en_ti_·n_el________________I~~~~~~~C)II General Manager Advertising Director \ Ann. Landers \\tQD ATLAS... R. Shawn Lewla Managing Editor was mar ned. I was not even mvned to the wedding. Was I hurt? You'd better beheve it. I say "Angry Groom" should pick whoever he wants to be his best man. His f~mily will get over it. - Jarriie in Englewood, Ohio Dear Jamie: What occurred that kept you off the guest list when your sister was married is another story.You did the right thmg, and that is what counts. I hope the breach has been healed. All families have · their differences, but remember the quote from the Good Book, "Blessed are the peacemakers, fo.r they shall be called the children of God." Dear Ann Landers: I am the mothyears ago. I want('d my best fric11d to be er of three children, 14, 10 and 4, My my nuiJ of honor. My lllothcr inststcd I problem is that I am ured of bcmg a choo~ . .· my ststc:r, even tlul\lgh wt: did not mother and wife. I love them aU dearly. h:1vc: a t.;ood n.:lation~hip . To ,woid a fam- but I want to k~ve them and be on my ily squ.;bbk I caved in mel asked my sis- own . Is there: something wrong with me? I ter. Two yc.n~ :1go, when rhi~ 'i.une sister Thorc is nothing in your letter that suggests your father has mentioned his sexual orientation co you, so unless he brings it up, please keep this to yourself and handle the revelation as best you can. Dear Ann Landers: I disagree w\th your response to "Angry Groom;· who wanted to ask his friend, Jack, to be his bt::st man. His parents were pressuring him to ask his brother instead, even though they were not close. You said, according to etiquette, tht: best man is usually a brother or close relative, although it was not mandatory. Then you s,aid he should defer to his parents' wishes to keep the peace, When I planned my weddmg eight Dear Ann Landers: I am the 33-yearold daughter of parent1 who gave 1i1e a great deal of love and the best life possible. lt came as a tremendous shock when my mother told me JUst last month that my father is gay. They always seemed so well-suited for each other, with not the slightest hint of a problem. I can live with my father's sexual oriADVICE entation. What's bothering me ·is n1y mother's need to tell me all the details of trated and overwhelmed. Please, Ann, teU the evtdcnce she has found and the me 'how to deal wtth this. What should I helrtache she feels. I have suggested that do' - Beleaguered Daughter in a Westshe see a therapiSt, find a ~upport group, ern State ,wd get out mort', but she refuses to do Dear Daughter in a Western State: .111ythmg to get pJSt h,·r grief She IS If it is true that your father is homosexuoh;-.essed with telling me :til thl' deuils <>f al (actually, it sounds as if he IS bisexual), Ite r discovery, :tnJ I reaLly don't want co your mother mi ght luvc suspected ir. I lll'".lr aboll[ it. wondl'f why shL' felt thl' ne ed to tell you My.motht-r lu~ nu intention ofle.wing: at chi~ brc d.1tc? Yl)ur :ldvkl' th.lt she Sl't' nl\' frthcr. She say> she love' hun Jc·arly .l ther.1pisr .md fmd .1 support group il' .HHlcnuld not f.1(C litl· .1lonc:. I .1111 trying: right 011. M.tkc sure ~he foli~)\VS through. 111y best to be suppor,tivc, bur I fed frus- -me~RUS.•. Ohio Valley Publishing Co. larry Boyer Adult daughter is dealing with revelation that' dad is gay DlCllctWrf... 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740.992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 Charlene Hoeflich Nov. 9,1000 ... f:stUBslid in .1941 Charles W. Govey Publisher Daily Sentinel lhursday, November 9, 10~0 The Daily Sentinel Page AS ' Diana Kay Hill Controller Uttus to tlr.~ edHortuW w«/l('oltk. TI••J shmdd it. kn thGII JOB worth. Alllenen srw sultjld ro •tlililtf •ttd "''"'' H lifMd •rtd irteiiUit .adnu an41defl/wnl 1111mlwr. No ,,.s;,,.,d ltntn lttl/lf IH pttbiUikfl. Ua~tn 5Jwuld .. ;, ruvJ """'· .Jdnninr inlltS, nul JWTTUMlilin. Tlu' opinions t:rpnutd 111 the r:obtmn hclow en tht amr~ttuus of 111111 Ohio ~'41ley P"blifhinr Co.'s HilorltU IHMnl. riflku Qfhfr'wist rwttd. · NATIONAL VIEWS Outrage 1 have been a wife and mother all of my adult life, and I don't think I c1n do it anymore. Please help me. - lmda in llli- - flOlS I Dear Linda: Leaving your family is no solution. It would eventually make you more miserable. You are suffering from severe depression. Please get professional help at once. You are in desperate need of it. Is . th~t Ann landers column you clipped years ago yellow with age' For a copy of her most frequently requested poems and essays; send a self-addressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or money order for $5 .25 (this includes postage and handhng) to: Getns, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. 13ox 11562, Chtcago. IlL (J()611-0562. (In Canada, send $(,.25.) To find out more abouc Ann Landers and n;ad hc:r past co!tJm ns, visit the Creator~ Syndtcate web p .1~e .tr ww w. creators. com . ' More leaders speak out against racial priftling am1/p · edicine • St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times, <Ill ,,,·ia( prnjilill,f You know something's wrong when both Jerry Falwell and Al Sharpton s.ty it is. Th~ two outspoken rl'Vl'fL'nds, \vho normally preach fi·<Hli <)ppo~ ­ ing political lecterns. em<rged from a me<·ting rt·cently pkdging ,, "united· diort" to fight the all-too-wiJespn·ad practice of racial profiling by police. ... The two may quality as the strangest bedfdlows yet to take up the CHJ<.; e, but they ,Ire by no !11L'd11"i th(' on ly on!?\ ... A growmg numbc..~r ofleaders and Jctivists ;m: coming fonvard to condr:mn the practice of smghng mdiv1dual"i out bast·d on race or t•thnictty, not Republican~ Depression or normal teenage mood swings? approving severa.l mudelit measures that cou ld minimize such dis- · crimination. A bill that would require states to keep records on the profiling of dnvers still languishes m tommittee, as does legislation to reduce the huge disparity between mandatory sente nces for crack and powder cocaine. RYAN'S VIEW process." Durable se~tlements will only bt' achil'vcd by politici;~ns, :md political maneuvering is infinitely preferable to throwing stones and inciting mobs. Unhappily, the latter isYasse; Araf.1t's \vav of life. A pohtician and war hero, Israeli Prim~ Minister Ehud Barak, drafted a statesmanlike peace proposal that went t;>r beyond any previous concessions by lsrad to the Palestin ian "national authority." The Palestmians led by Arafat willfully stepped back trom the brink of peace .... Despite commendable efforts by Prosident Clinton. Arafat want ed "all or nothing" in a July summit at Camp L>avtd. The hard truth is ... a political settl em ent by politicians more responsible than Arafat IS a necessary precondition for the incn:"ing and fruitful collaboration of Israelis and Palestinians .... It is not only the political irresponsibility of the Palestiniall leadership that is a barrier to pc:Ke .... Th e recent desecration of'~yna~ gogues and Jewish holy site ... are only symp tom< of a virulent hatred of Jews that is active ly promoted not only by Palestinian extremists hut hy the offic J,JI and 'emioflinal preo;s i11 o;o-called "moderate" Arlb ~ tate~ . The governmem of the United States has done what it can ti> promott" peace and stabili ty. That is al.,o the action of poliLician~. R.esponsiblc politicians cannot succeed if irrespomible leadc·rs like ·Arafat are flot willing to negotiate · with them in good t~ith. amount of $9,61111. ·1 he cumpa11y wanted to confirm that sbl' \\",1,, Ill bet. purcha, ing BY JOAN RYAN After a VISit to Kenya this summer, I office l'Lluipmcnt I~H wrote a col umn des cribi ng how rhe drought :l company in l(.t nl - had decimated the cattle of the Samburu pa!J, Ugamb . Th e ,ltnl. 11U111ber tll,lt,·hed tribe. I gave an address in Kenya where rrad- thl· one ~hl· had U\l" d to buy ~f..'Ve n CO\\"~.Thl· ers could se nd $40 to buy a cow for a fami- Fra11combcs' ll.llll1.: .111d t•hc dolbr .ltnoutH ly chert·. I had no idea at tht• time how nna·h had bcL'II bk,tc!J,·d «111 .utd repl.~e,·d . . good and how much trouble th e co lumn Then Hill ti·o111 l'v iP•b to ullcd. IIi ' bank flagged ~~ (heck 111 tlh· .l lll Ollllt ur $S,4(10, would create. A few wt>cks afte r it ran, I rt'ccivccl an e- madl' oul to ,\11 .HtlutnohJIL· romp.111~ in mail from Rocky Francom be. who has been Nnv York. Tl11: h.111k ll~>ticed th.tt lire date coordinating the fund-raising effo rt in 911 the check p"ut 11 \\ ddl) ~~ut of ~c.: qucnc~: with rhc rest of hi" ~ lt~·l· k,, .md th:lt it was Kenya. " I have been up half the nit;ht opemng for .1 much highn .l l!l {ltl lll than mual. P:tyenvelopes from you r wo.nJcrful readc [s. It's mt:nt on the cht:l k \\ ,1.., 'i topprJ. unbelievable - $B,60lJI We will i>pen an A day Lrtcr. a eo\ll'k in Morro ll.ty told account so the money can ea rn interest as me they got a l .lll lm111 ;m ofllt..:L' 'iupp l y we wait for the rains· to fl'[ltrn and ca n buy comp rmy iJJ .VieJJJl:t, \.1. dd1lTL'Jll fro1n tla.: the cows." con 1pany the \\Plll.tll tn ML·udoCJno had Since then, the total has reached more bea rd fl·om. The '''"l'k\ $411 ch,·ck to the· than $12,01111. Like Ro cky, I was touched by francombeo;; had l 1l't" ll L"ll.lllg_l'd to $ 1J,7()() the extraordi llJry ge ne rosity readers showed and was act'Olllf' ·llll \' ll h) .1 l uvn letter tpw.rrd people so far rclllovcd fi·om their . r~qurstillf( pm1 h.t \1· ',( 2'il I Ill' l11 kjet Ori,;own lives. lt reinforceJ my bdicf that, given inal Cartridge~ 111 1 C;f< ln tt..-rn.ltil•n.d in Kampala , U!(a11d .1 a cha nce. most of us <.l tl' wdhng co hdp. Then, about I() day.., fl!;O, I bc~all gccring (Thi'i Virgini,J t til ttl n 1y h,1d .t!rl' .td\' filled an order for ;1 d!t h-t~·nr \ tnnp.u1y in K.nnp~11.1 the phone calls tiiJt m,rJe ""' wonder if this good deed had turned into a nightn~arc. for 250 HI' c.trt nd1'<' with .1 $111,1illliehc·ck A woman who li ve.., II L'a r Mendocino that clt'arcd . Hut till' Mnno lby n)Upk's called to say that an offi ce-s upply cnmpa11y check wa.., lb ggcd ht't ttl'il' th vn· \\ n<: imuf in Virginia had a check li·um her in th e tlcit·nt fu1Hh to l"P\ 1.. r 1t) cross wtth me, and sh e shuts herself into her mom. 1 don't know tf she is dcprc~scd or just a tel'nager. I-I ow can.. I tell' Answcr; Your qut."stion ~~ a fittinp: wptc to d1scms .It this time becaus~ the t hcmc for N.nional Ostcopathlc f\,1t:dt cuw week (November 12-l K) is "G1rh to Young Women 12-24." And, fcm~tlt:s of all :1p;cs ,.re .1bout .t wice .lS hkcly to sutTer from dcprcsswn than. .1rc males. Aduk·~cl'nt years are tJtnes of siglllfiClllt p h y~ J c:tl. cm~Hiona l and wn.t l ch.mgc.:~. The .moc iatcd c-m otuHI.~I "tt"l'~'it'~ often n:~ ul r in hri!!f penod~ of nwLIIll holy. Thc~l' pcnods 1.1f "'tL"l"IUgl' hlue ~" oflell Cll li KH.k rc:tdcr c:l !l cd rtl s:1\· ,he l1.1tl received .1 krtl'r fl·om :1 girl in U~ .111d,1 l\k ing for lllOllL'Y for schm)hn g. I told 1,. " ahouc rill' pn·viOLh calh Jnd 'itl~g,·ql·d ... h. pur J '\lop-p o1ymcnc 011 bn c hc,k. ft ,J t ilt., cow~ . She tkcided to L"lo~e tltt: Kl"tH!tll .dtP get Iter, vow1n~ anbrdy m·vn 1n g- 1\'l' Jtl{lJin. tu. hd p .lllyu n l' :1g-.1 in . Now . 1 nl'i g hb or J:u.., ju..,t c,dled ' '' . , I\ cot nput cr-supplk·s cmnp.111~ i11 N L'''- J 1."111 ~ ' hin· n:n:1ved a S6.()()t) l·hlTk ""~~llL"d h·, L to purch.t1c 2<111 ~II' lnk1 L·t ( l11 ~111,! , tridgcs· for the K 1Jd.1 ' l r.1lhfl g c · u111f1 ,1!1\ Kampal.t, Ugaml.>. My phone e ll is to thv \.i l lnt t., ! !J..,-Hid Atlnthcr f..· o"mpani<.·~ With c\t nt'i ~uch .1~ hrl'.1kmg up \n th hmfnLml or gu·lfrt 1,'11d. At other t1111e~. l ~tmL'\l'\". they luppen wit h out .1 ,til either Wl"llt ll ll.l ll \\\\Tl'd 111' d11t ot' 'Y illptn!u~. h·L·Im t: "'hh1..:" unl y l.t~t~ .1 k\'. d.t\"~ wlule c.kpn.'"\HHl t)p ll .dh· l.t..,t fm·. nwr~· dun two \Wt'k!! . l )cprl'~~I0\1 q been .1lte1"l'J .llhl rln1 -. !J,,_, IIJ,\11)' l"ow-. will IW\"l't" hl' bm1dll. i\ il~l I worry, \\'hL'II .tnuther c 1ll for hl·l1, ~ · H', PI r how lll ,lllY Jl L'Op Je wdJ dL'\.Id1.· II l"'ll t \\' I 1 h,!Vl' .l t' llrl lur l'- 1/loti! .. 11 /r)!i/H )" 111 1 , ~ 11/ (', (tlJ II ,) TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Today is Thursday, Nov. 9. the 314th day of 20fJIJ. There arc days left in the year. · BUSINES S MIRROR Today's Highlight in History: On Nov. 9, I 989, communist East Germany threw open it1 bor-. d~rS; ail owing citizen\ to travel freely to the West; JOYOUS c;erman s danced atop the Her! in WalL On thiS date: In I R72. fire Je1troveJ ll l'o trl y 1.[11)(1 buildings in llmto n. In 191 H, Gernhmy'" K.ti-;nWdheJmii .HIIluUIK L'd he wo11ld ,Jhdi cate. Hl." dH:~ n tl~d to thl' Nl"th~rl .mds . In 1935. Unit,·d Mm c Workcr1 preSident John L Lc·wil .md oth er labor kadcr" fo rm L· d the Com mtttf..'C for lnJustri.tl Org;llli7,ttion. In Jl)JH, N.tzi< looted .md burned 1y nago~ue< .11 well .>< Jc·wi lhowncd \tort•s and hnme<; tn Germany ~md Amtna in what bt·ca!llL' known a< "Knstallnacht." In I953, author-poet Dylan Thom," died in New York at ,tgc .Vi . In 11)6.1. twm dl ~.l 'itCr'i 'itrtH.:k J.tp;m ,1s "omc 450 nun.er~ wt.: r c killed in .1. coai-Ju sl explosion, allJ 1no p~oplc died in .1 tra in rra ... h. In l<J65 , the grl'at North L'fl<;;( bL1ekout o c rurn·~l a~ 'evcra] 'i t.Hl''i and parts of Can :tda Wl'rt' htt by .1 'ic.'ri l''i of po\\ol'r t-::tdures Lt,ai ng up to 13 1/2 hours. In 1971!, former Frtnch pre1idtnt Cha rlr1 De Gaulle Lli ed at .1~1· 7Y . In I Y76, the U.N . Gener,1l A\Sembly'.1pprovcJ I II rc,ol utio111 condemning apartheid .in South Afri c.t, mcludlllg Olll' dur,1( tc.: rt71Il ~ th e while - ruled government ,1<; " dlegJtimatc." In \9H8 , fOrmer Arwrney Cem·ral John N Mnchc\1 , .1 nu_1or tig-' ure in t~e Watcrg.tte \C.\IH.ial. <.lteJ 111 wa . . hmgwll ,1[ .lgl' 75 Tt'n years .1 go : Sovll' t Prntdcnt Mtkh ,uf ). Corb.~thev 'll gtH:d .1 histonl. non -.lK_t;n:'i'i io n tn·o1ty wah Gam.wy. w 1n n 1n~ r]r.1 .1'e tfo m Germ:m leader~ 111 Bo nn tOr h1~ rolf 111 rlw pe.H did f.tl l oftlw Bnl111 Wall. ,. Vlk, the people, are at the heart of prosperity ~2 NEW YORK - Afte.r .1 yea r of listening to candidate\, it may di11my lll ,llly people to part, but it i-; vrn l1~~·ly tll.lt OVl'r tlw p.l'it year of pohtl ca l_ tl.llllh :111d prn11m n. the gov~rlllilent'" role i11 I! 1· c:\ p .lmi ~. ~n . \t'l'll'~ lc:Jr llil that BY JOHN CUNNIFF that government didn 'r cTe:ltc the huulll or thl· budget 'iurplu' .t tHI h .1d ll."'i'~ to . du \·Vlt h tn nt.linit )g intL1tion th.111 vbinll'd . 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U~•h11 ( .u/m:tJ 1.\ " lllt.,;lh'.'·' tllldf}" r /t'l .~nd have probletm wtth sc hool , YOUR OPINIONS COUNT. .I 11 1 Court Sl. , Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992·2156 200 Mn!n St., Point Pl(n· 304-675- IJ.Jj Yom Lllluly doctnr 1ll" ,t psydlt)lowsr would' be .1 ~omi p\.1ce m turn for rim typt: of hdp. Adole scems wHh dl'prl·~sH1 f"' .nl' ~ mul.1r to other .t~l' groups w1th d11'; t!lness. T h ey rL·spoml \"ery mcely co coumcl1ng, .1nttJcpn:ss.1 nt mcdJCltll' or, prefer;lbly, a cnmhmanon of both . Mmt show improvement 111 .1s lmle as two wet•ks. TypJC:llly, howcwr. 1t take s folTr weeks or more tu get b11l"k Fifth through eighth graders arc eligible to co mpete in the cont est with fifth graders to write between 300 and 600 words, and ~radeS six, seven and 'eight,' 600 ,to 1,000 \Vords. Essays are to hand\Vritten in Lnk. cypcd or pre.:. pared on a compute r or word procc~sor. All are to be original work ofthl' swdelll and must lllclmle a I! sting of refere nces used. Judging will bl' basc.:d 011 histoncal accur.1cy, .1dher- to ~..·nc~..· topic , org.miZ<~­ tio n of IIIJCt.'rtJL intcresc, ,pe llin~, tht..' gr:uunur, puncru:J - . •' COMMUNITY CALENDAR Masonic ux:\,"' 3<:'\,Tuescby. 7JO pm at MN>rtic Tc,lple. B:ct1on dcAlict"'AII 'IHURSDAY MIDOLEPORT - Mid:llepon: NcigbborlJOOd Wati.:h gnrup,ThtMl); 6 j>lll3t d1e Family Ufl: CentlT, Micldlepmt Chcm:h of 01iist Educnion;u m.l!L~ ri.lls ;uxl winchv stick<."' will b< available. nl<.m1" nlJSOil) to :~trend POMf.ROY - AA open m:eting. Thursday7p.mC11ldc Chun:h, 161 Mulberry Ave.,lbnLIDf NELSONVILLE - 1he Atherr;. Meig; EchlClnon.~ Service Center,Thlll'd!y, 7 p.m at d>e Hocking'hlky Community Residential O:nrer, Ndsonville. FRIDAY MIDDlEPORT- Widm\ Fcllcr.vship, Friday noon,1ll:lnk<gio.i>Jg planned potluck ctinnel: Queslio,..;, cill Betty G~ 992-5666. lUPPERS PlAINS - VfW Pa.t 9]53,7:30 pmTh~Diimer at6:30 j>liL POMEROY - Revival S<.'!Vice, Calvary Pilgrim Olapd,R.oute 1343, Ibn~ 1Iig)ltly at 7 p.m. duough Suncia)< Dana w..lker,evangelist. POMEROY -Junior and Rita White ID do musicll progrnm,"Aw.uk I:XJ,vn Memoty Lane'Th~ 5:30 pm No clwge. Music to b:ature hils cf ~,.ar.induding Big Hand, polkas. w.h:s, rountty and pop tunes fiom the R.ACINE- Reviv.U services, Cannei-Sut1Dn UMC on Dnnd RO<¥l. Rxine, Frida)~ Satuniiy and Suncia)< 7 p.m. nightl'f Rev. Fred Arl<ins, speaker: Satuniiy will b< )OUdl ~t and all = )<x.tth ulVitcxl to allel1d II; ID the 5(k MIDDlEPORT - Ev.mgdine Chlpter. OES,Th~ 720 Mlddlepcxt M;ronic Tenlple. I'"" POMEROY -Special -=ice, Faith v..lleyTabcn>1Cle Ouch, Bailey Run Rood,Th~ 7j>m.JeffLmning. niir sionarv iiom l:langlac:ksh, ID speak. Reg. Enm~ R;'"'"'''" paro;ulVitcs pul:lic RACINE - Soud1e"1 1-J.i¢1 School Athlc1ic llo<m'!S,llllll'<i~ 7 pm. at Soud~e111 High Schml Fitd plulS tOr Sturl1)'' ~X>rts l:unquc't to oc dintlled ll..ACINF. - Sonshu1e Gn:le of ll<:tlcul)' IX>11."s Uninxl Mc'lhochst Chtuch,llmr<il)' Mc1lliiC1' to tlko: tLdiy oc.rr ll> be giwnll> dJe sheriff, dq,uun~1lt t<.'<.'dy b.~r pn~L'<.t SATIJRDAY POMEROY- Burlin¢wn M~ emWxx:lmcn, anrrualTh.mksgiving dinner, 5 pni ~at the hall Special nmc l:Yy R.dJertWhite and01Uck Wtllian" Take a amred dish RAC:INE - AnmlJ! R,1<:u..: (;r,mt,<t: cmmllmity tltrh.y ;upp.T, S.1tlntlty, (r:31 I p.m at d>e Gongc hall Oak Grrw. Anm.Lli pig in a poke auctioh amductl'<i l:Yy D;m Smith . POMER.OY -AA niC'L'1ingS.ltlrrd~ 7 P''' cJo;ed Big Book ~. Cuholic Ch=h. 161 MulbL'IT)' Avenue. GIDIER -Retlll11 Jonathan Meig; Chafm, Daughtro d the American Reo.clution, luncheon Saturria)l12:30 pmat d>e ~ G>Urthouse.Mrs. R.q;cr'vJglia. s= vice regt.'lll!D gM: t:I!k on antiques. SUNDAY POMEROY - Meig; 011mty Humme Socitt,;Stu1Cby,2 pm. fbnleiO')' Libr.ny.An)Ol1e iruJerenrl in animal \velbn: invired ID attend POMEROY -AA mcetirv,Scmda)l7 pm12&12 n't.'Cting,Catholic 01wcli, 161 Mulberry A"" LONG BOTIDM- Hymn sing. Fiid!y, 7j>tll Failh Fun Gupd ChLuch. long Bottoml.<~ur.t Guduic will oc a li'a11ued sin~r. I w~uld like to congratulate Judy King on her victory and would like to personally thank each and everyone who supported me in the election. Thank you Tom Lowery uou :111 d llC:ltlll'~S. l.k.l(llin c for l'lltt::ring essays i ~ Dec. -L Entril.'~ .1 re to bl• suhminl~J to Mn. IZov Holen. 9•n- 72111 . ' ' Local wimll'rs will reCl.'l\'C <ncLbls and S 10. All partiCIpants w·ill rl' ccive rcrt ifiThl' Pd for by the candidate MIDDLEPORT - Middlq)l)tt ca t~.:s. MORE LOCAL NEWS . MORE LOCAL FOLKS . SuhscrHif' toda_\·, YY].l/56 onlut e at www.n1radio.org / ft11 RECYCLING STATISTICS JAN 1 THRU OCT 31, 2000 CANS - Aluminum CANS· Steel 1n GLASS· Clear GLASS · Brown GLASS - Green PLASTIC- No. 1 I No. 2 Col. PLASTIC No. 2 Jugs NEWSPAPER. CATALOGS MAGAZINES PHONE BOOKS PAPER · Office Mix/Com CARDBOARD - Flat/Carr. TOTAL POUNDS Grand Totals 3420 39 253 18 374 1 862 3 216 11 860 10,031 201 a6o 24 795 208880 544,051 Sites 1 151 18805 10840 2 0 2150 5092 4,420 1 080 8 560 2 265 827 210 2 847 2,105 2,495 2493 1' 469 1 669 358 646 1,011 96825 3165 52670 2071668 41 148 1 725 30,770 91,537 48732 340 ' 30000 . 101,510 20 655 19,565 95,440 143,336 ,. Veterans Day, November 11th, is a time to remember all those men and women who have served our country with honor and bravery. If not their courage, we might never know the freedoms we enjoy today. Please join us in offering a sincere message of thanks to our dedicated veterans today. All Locations Of The Farmers Bank Will Be Closed Saturday, November 11th In Observance Of Veteran's Day .Your Bank~Jf!... · Fs 1'/a Tons of OLI:f APPLIANCES AND METAL MATERIALS THE GAUJA, JACKSON, MEIGS, VINipN' w Schools Business Racine Curb. Drop-Off Item *Also, 3,000 Lbs. 825 Third Ave.. Gnll1polis, Ohio 740 ·446·?342 d ~..:pt"l'S:<.i on, then yn u ~ hould \1..T k t h l· np umm o f .1 tr:nnnl pruf!!'i~IOlLii . 11 1' uk l' '- h.ulll'' Hw dn· lll'i td lh ,Jt th e ~ltSpl·ct country. '; j! th n 111 ,ll"d 'il'C ttrlt \" mood. If t'irher of yo u POMEROY Again this yea r Return Jonathan Chapte r, Daughters of the American Revolution , are joinmg the National Society in sponsoring a local American History Essay Contest. Theme is '' If the United States Capitol Walls Could Talk." Those participating are asked to discuss two major events that occurred in the Capitol during the period, 1800-1900 that had a tna_]or influen ce on the · (POUNDS RECYCLED) 1 l1 'iolrh:tlll t'p l\od.e-s. whde clmi c:ll d~·prl''iSton l.1sts for t\\"o \\l'cks or l o n ~l'r. The ~l·n.·nty of tlw ~ymp!Oil l'i ~'> .1ho g rc,ltrr Ill ckpre~qot l. Tdk to your d.nq..::htl'r .1hout her rn ,Ill .1lnwst ulmt.mtly''·'d nwod . "I h~· other typl' of dcprl' S~J on 1' C.llled "' m,mK dcpr~·~..; • n n '" .md thm<: With t!Jt'i t ot tdltiOil h.tVc pcnulh. of ft·clmg: "' \u gh a ~ ,1 k1to..:" and th l'H nuy also luw pcnmh of fcd111_g ~s "low .t s I k.tth v,!llcv.'' Dol ton. oft~.·n rtofcr w tlm l"Olld!t,ion <l" lHpoi.Jr dis~rdcr. llurlllg the 111.111ic ph .1~l'. thcs~· PL'Om "norm~1l." ple have lhili cul ty co urc ntratm g _on . 111y :Kttvtry for more th.m .1 tc.:,~. ,. "'Family Mcdione" 1s .1 wcl'kly lllOllll'lltS. ,l!ld thl·Tr Jlld~lll('Jlt IS column . To submit qu.:st10m, '"'THl' Hnpairt:d. They typJcdly have _Jn to John C. Wolf, L>.O., O luo Umwrllllrt'ah-.ric ,1 5Sl'"S~Ill-:llt nf then ;tblll "'t)' College of Ostcop<~thlc Ml·d~ ­ tll' S, rhmklll g- th <tt they Crt !I do tlungs cinc, Grmvcnur Hrtll, Athens . 0\uo th.tt the\' rc,tlly c.m"t ac comphsh. 4570 ). Past columm :m· av.ul.thle Th ~,..·y ,\ls.o often e~h1b1t HTttabiluy ' rh e RL" .If-!,.1 11 1.1\ 'Ill\ ·\, r~ tl tt· of ckpll'~~lOIL p,11"t" l \t'i. l kllHh"l'.lt'i l"Oiltl'lld th,lt th l "ll "t)tl.d jll~~! g,l\"L' 1\m c ri c llt.., b.l'ill typc.-. r:h to ~·.:.11l h ll•t ·l ~'·· L'flllhll l .lll'i .dl gl)l"~ h .ll~ I\\O c 1!t1 n t' th l' l'tlll lOil\ll hllnlll n! tin ' ]' ·1'\ , , 1 ·, hut ll l<lt h 1.~ .t {tllll llllli_;·t )111 tin· \1111 J·m··• risn• Cf11otmlc. St'ttd WIIII/lOII• 111 lu·r. iu .~.­ nr tllll l'"' ( )nl' I'> .1 tonJwon \\"hl'rt' t h t· puv•n trot1hl c. (/ou11 l<yau 1/f'Wif'dJ't'f 1' ,1 'il'rl(1ll') nk<..'~ ttldl\ tdu.Jis llt" .111)' .tt-;c. ThL'l"c..' .trc tltc this r.1mc. Tlw tmport,Jm c. · h ,lr.Kt..:n~tK d1.1t d ! 'itlll~'\u'ihc :. tbf..·~c ~ pdh fro111 ~kpn·<;~tou 1 ~ th e dur.III0\1 not go through. I'lll w:1it11ig to h <..'. l l l'" I rrom th e St;He ll cpartllH'Ill ,Jhuut tL\ l kt :~ down whuevcr is J octor in!_-!: the \-h. .·~. I..., . A scun like thi' rc :ll"hcs beyond a h:lthl! u 1 nf bank :ICCOLIIH" . I wnndl'r hnw t\1.111\ check' olwtmh money, s~x: or drugs. During the depressive pha'e of their illness, these people experience all of the symptoms of major depression. A person in the midst of a major depression, feels sad, guihy and wonhl~ss. He or she can be lrritable, w·ith frequent bouts of an15cr and or ~adness. This causeS problems at sch ool, work or home. Most sufferers also experience a change - either an mcrease or a decrease in how much they eat and how long they sleep. Withdrawal from usual activities, such as association wtth friends, is common, too. The sufferer may even ulk about death or consider suicide. .A bout 4 percent of teem have clmjcal depression. including hipolar disorder. Since most teens h:1ve brief spdls of bemg $ad, rebdhuus ;md efrerwscc ntly happy, it c.m be rlifli- · cult to dcre rn1mc tf your d11ld is Ot)C of the four percem nn·dmg spccLd c,n c. The most imporram f.H·ton, .are the seventy ,md pnSIStl'I1Ct' of 'ymp toam. Fortun,ttdy. thl' typ•c•l ~·mo ­ l!on.li sw111~S of ,1 tl'c..' tH ga .1 Tf..' hnef a Ques tion : My IS~year-old daughlcr is moody all the time. She is often This is what happens UJhen agood deed goes bad ... The street is not the only place where racial and ethnic minori- president, but they don't want them to bt'rome politicians in the announces essay contest Associate Professor of Family Medicine in Congress appear no elmer to ties are subjected to insidious protiling. They face it in the courtroom and on Capitol H11l, too. How long before federal lawmakers wake up to that outrage? • The Advocate, Baton Rouge, La .. "" Arafat5 m,,/ice root ofl'iolenre: Violence in the Middle East has f'leled ... a, cypically American reaction to difficult problems an!! reca1ls thf'remark of President John F. Kennedy: "Mothers all want their sons to grow up to be DAR John C. Wolf, D.O. individual suspicion. Unfortunately. SOCIETY NEWS MEIGS CO. RECYCLING &LITIER PREV. POMEROY PHONE 992-6360 ... •......,,.DJ.C., ~ FarmersBank .• SoW'<gS cornpony Rallt 1PA .. Ill , . . . . Oli 45111 !M!-3111 lit .... tecoolllllot PAllia-.,. llli - ~~· ~ fiil ... 114\IJI!II ... RDill Gtllpolt, Oil all ,.., •S~ IC Jt •U :r it 1- .. ll 11 ·t �Clinton's star power could breed ill will in the Senate NATIONAL BRIEFS Too early to blame terrorist NEW YORK (AI') - Wtth lwr histone victory, Hillary Rodham Chmon 1mtandy became the btggest star 111 the Sl'IUtc. But 1t n-mams to be seen whether her rclcbnty w1ll help or hurt her when slw arnve\ on C .tpitoll-lill. Resentful Republicans and jealous Democrats may all pby a factor ln ~poiling the excitement over Clmton's win. whtch mat.il· lll'r the only tim bdy ever to win elective ofiicc. The Oemocrat b<at Republican Rl(k Lazio in one of the nari~n 's most ~..·xpt..•nslve races Tucsd.1y. ·'Shc'U be om· uf \00 co-equ1ls. She'll haw WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense S<eretary W1lh1m Cohen sald Wednesday H ts too early to c~nduJ~ that suspect\.'d terrorist mastermmd o~~ma bin LJ.den WJS behtnd the bombing of the USS Cole 111 Yemen . Spt.·akJng with rcpont:rs 10 h1s l>entagun office, Coht•n was asked whether ev1dence collected so far by U.S. ,lll<l Yem,•ni mvcsngators poims to bm LJden. the exiled Saudi mililonJire who IS wanted by the FBI 111 connec1ion with the 1998 bombmgs of U.S . cmba~sie:-. 111 Afnca . "We ca n't s.1y thH Jt this point," Cohen responded. "That's a co nclu sion that hopefully the FBI will be 1ble to . reach (soon). in tC:-rms of wh o ts responstble and who wt.> C'Jn hold accountab lt>. Osama b111 l.Jdr:n i:-. one that we will continuc to look at. but it JS thi~ ... 1 Bm LaJt.·n ha!> railed ftH a holy war on the- Umt~d Stat~ s and to dn\T the.· U .S. nuhtary out of the Middle..' E.1o;t. Th~.-· Cok·. ,1 gtud~..·d-nussdc- dt>stroyt:r, was rcfUt'ling tn Ad.~n h.trbor l)Jl l)d . 12 wh~.·n :t sm,,ll ·btlat loaded with explchl\'t'S lll.llll..'ll\'!..'rt.·d w du.· ~hip\ ~Hh.· .md dcton,ltl·d the bomb. blowing .1 -iO -by-40- t~HH hok in th~..· hull and kilhng: 17 s.1ilor-.. Coh ...·n ~.11J U .S. 111\'t':\ttg:;Hors m Yt:nH.'n .trt' '\till gettJII~ good ~·nup\.'r.\nott" from Yl..'mt:nl .nnhoritit·s. but h\.· knl..'\\' nf no bn..·,,k dunuglb . \'ow~..·d fb ~..· Cok lt~JOllrllt')' Jbo.lrtl the..' hc,l\'y - hti: Ranchers struggle with weather PLENTYWOOD, Mont . (A P) -As many ,1s 5,000 cattle may bt• str:mJed 111 rhL" 8-t(wt ~nowdnfts that have clogged northcJstan Mont.HlJ Jnd North Dakota since last wee-k . the Jf t'J ncar tht• C.1nadian border wa~ pelted by an ice-andsnow storm ~ week .1go. A second storm Tuesday kept utility t'fC\\'S from rl'stonng dectncJty lost when the fierce earlier storm s1uppcd about SOO power poles in a four-county area. About 200 resJdc:nts remained without dectncicy af(c:r crews re~tored power to many of the 1,200 residents who lose deccricny ati:cr the fi rst storm . Weather fon:casts c dkd for reco rd - low temperatures and more snow for the next four (bys. Terry Angv1ck. Sherithn County agriculture agent, estimated as much os 5,000 head of cattk could be stranded in the county. Russell Torgerson spent Wednesd1y plowing through 8-foot snowdrifts to re1ch his Clttlc, feed and water them and try to herd them clo~er to home. He has 360 cows, calves and yearlmgs ">trandt"d on his r.m c h that straddles the Montana-No rth Dakota .Wednt·sday rh.lt th~..· boy ~utTered frOJll .1 personality t.lisonle-r that c:t us~..·d hun ro bl' obse sSed with lltg ~IX \'lokncc .llld h1 gh ~rhnol cl.l~snutn f.llltJ~izc Jbout ~.- opymg: tht· Coll!mb in e High .. hootm~ . I k ....ud Solomon had kw ft't.' hng.., · for otht·rs :lnd lud f.nlt.l~h·s of ~tormmg Ius sc hool with gum .llld hJ\'Illg control O\TI other pl."opll· . Supennr Cou rt Jlldge S1dney Nation :-~crepted the.: guilty but nu..·nr:•ll)' ill plt:J ,lftL'r h e;ning from Da\'is. four oi Solomon's \'!Ctllns, h1s modu.·r. gr:mdmoth i.'r and duet: others. HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) The scheduled <;xecunon of a Mexican-born convicted killer has spurred protests from foreign governmt'nts and demonstrations by death pen1lty opponents who contend his rights under foreign trt:aties were violated. Miguel Flores wJS set to die by injection Thursday evening for raping and killing a 20-year-o\d coUege "s tudent m 1989 after tollowmg her as she left her job at a video store. The Texas parole board :111d :m appeals court have refused to halt the execution . An .1pp1.'al is pciiding before the U.S. Supreme Court His attorney said who1 rlon:s w:ts arrested. he was not ,\llmwd w contact Mexican cnn:-.u latc nfli cials as called for under the Vk·nn,I Con\'t'ntlon of Comul:tr Rd.ltions "We firmly bd iev...: tlut tnnl'ly ,\sststancc from th~ Me:dcm consulate would have meant thl· difft::"rcnct' bC'tWC'I..'ll hfe .md death tin Mibll.ll'l Flore~." .ltn)flh.'Y R.ich,1rd Elhs md. "Tlwr(' 's no disputL' th.H \Ya~n't done,'' said Roy C :npcr. \\'ho prost.'Cut•.:d Flores. ''But Mr. FloJcs cbim~d to be :t U.S. citizen, :md that would knock out .myliu ng the Mt•x.ican govl'rn m en t h ;1 ~ to do about it." U.S. courts have dcnit:d si nubr claims in other cases where ~uc h a violation of internatio nal law is alleged. And the State Department has said even if there was :1 f:nlur~ to inform F1orcs,lt is not suffic ient cause to ove rtun) th e se-ntence. Flores, 31, was born i'n Juarez, M exico, but rai sed across the Rw Grande River in El Paso. Tex.Is. where he gradu ated from high 'Tm !lure glad J"ve got a 'dozer on my trJ.ctor," Torgerson sa id. "As mu c h snow as we've got, I'd h ave never got to them today." Torgerson said tht: early arnval of a big snowstorm caught hifn off guard. "We've lived here for 22 years, and I've never seen a snowdrift out in front of the yard here like it is right now," he ~~mi. lt could be .1not her week before power is fully restored. SJ id Hall Schell, lot.d m ,Huger of the Sherirlan Electric Cooper:ttiv~. "WI.''re getting llltl.l rnugh terrain. : m d w1th .1 11 the sno\V, \W JUSt c.in'r get tn there . It\ ugly,'' he s.1ld. · Judge orders note sharing PHILADELPHIA (AP) - State pl)hce must wrn <Wl'r not('s , mem o\ .llld oth~...·r 111\'l'\tlg.Jtio n inlurm.Jtton rcganling \t,Jtc troop~ as wh~l post.•d as prote:-.tcrs during the Republican N.1tHmal Con\'l'tltton ..1 cay JUdg~..· rull·d . St.lto..' poll~~ luve :l Wl'ek to mrn the inform :Hi~m ove r to thL" dt.'fcme l.l\\'yer~ for .JboLH 75 protesters .Hrt.·~ted at a Phtlatk·lphia w.Hl'hou~('. Mumnp.tl juJg~..· jam('S M. Dcl('Oll saH..i Wednesday. Th~ .Jctln~t~- ,lttorncys s.11d the undercover officers nuy have m't:r\tt'ppcd bound~ of prt\'.lcy or kgallty by p.Irt1Cip:mng or ctJcour.tg uJ g demon strators who have since bt:~n d~argt'd With mi,lkme,Jnor co n~ptra cy to obstruct hi ~hwa ys. Four \tJte troopc:rs pretending to be union carpt>nters spent a \veck unJerCo\·er in the warehouse where activists we-re makin g g1ant puppct5 for me in strt"et protests, ci ty prosec-u tors have said 111 I..'Ollrt. Thl..' troopers were g:atht'Ting evidence used t.o raid th~ wardHHlSC Aug. 1 :md arrl..'st everyone inside. Dcfcnst: attorney Bradley S. Bridge said 'in court that his clients h.H.i provtdt'd h1111 \Vith information suggestmg that thl..' troopers either broke the Ll\v themselves or encouraged oth ers to do so. Stare roli c(' attorney Joanna. Reynolds said somt· of the mfortHJtwn rl..'vetdcd by the judge's order might reveal infiltration nH.·thod\ or namt>s of informants, but she said police- would compl y. sc hool. He admits abducting Angela Marie Tyson as she left h er sum. mer job at a 13orger video store June 2A, \989, raping 1nd f.1tally stabbing her. Her body was found e1rly the next day in her ca r. Flores, who was living in Borgl'T \Vhere hi s grandparents liVed, went to police when he learned they were lookin g for him. He had been a Customer at tbe video store that evening and ;mthorities determined be had been a frequent custOmer particularly on nights when the E1stern New Mexic-o Univer~ Sity studeut was working. · 'Tm very sorry for what I did," Flores s:ud rL·cc..·ntly from dt:ath ruw. " I don't feel I got a f..1ir scntl·ncing triaL If I h.H.I gotten a f.1ir tr1:1l ,ll\J thL· JUry returned the death scnte ii Ct', } C.lll ,.Jt'CL"pt that . l' th .l,king fnr· .1 life ~l·ntcll Ct', not _to b!..· r ck·.lst'll." J'h c Mt'XlClll go,·c rnmt'IH if c;lu.· w1ll turn dow11 the wattage when sht..· t'ntl:'f\ thl' '\cn1tl', Chmon s.1id it dt..·pl·mls . "I don't dunk tl1.1t tlll•rc's one- str.:m.:gy that fits aU," ,he ,.ud. " lhm· w1ll be different means I chooSl' . .lq.h.'lJtlmg upon what I'm trymg to accomph,h.'' Chnton w1ll ~mer .1 chamber where tbc GOP clings to :1 J.l7nr- tlun lll:I:JOfity. ltepubli~ t ans will be unlikely to do thl' first bdy any favors, t'sp ec blly -;mn· then.' arc ~ome Stlsptcions she is using the Sen.ltt.' . 1~ .1 :.tepping stone to th(' pn.:sitft.'IlC)'- Waco prosecutor indided ·on obstrudion charges ST LOU IS (A I') - A t;>rrnl'r govcrnni\.'Jlt pm,.en1t1n h,1.., bo..•etl indicted on fl' clt·ral clurgl..'s llf · ob~trut."ting th~ JIWt''ti~.Hl0\1 imo tho..· l'JIJ3 'i lt.'gl' .H tht: Br.1ml1 D.wtdi.m coHI ~HIIIIIll .1t '\i./.ll ll. Tex .1~. th.11 he h...:lp~..·d wr 111 lllOtJOII . Former .1SS1St.l1H U.S. Arwrncy Hill Johmton \\',1~ c h.Ir~l·d \\'ll h two counts of obstruntml nfju . . tire ,md thrt'l' collnts L)f ly1ng 10 inv('~tig:1tor'l .tnJ .1 f~.,.·lkr;d )!;l'.llld JUry. The mdicmlt'm was retllrned We-dnesday as W;Ku speci ,1l c01111 sci John C . Qan.forth rdeas('d hi.; ti11.1l n: porr , t b~ o k111g tlw g<l\'crnlll l'IH (Jf \\Tnll~doing m tht.· ~icge. 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BY ANDREW CARTER OVP SPORTS EDITOR RIO GRANDE - · A re.;ord crowd turned out to honor the top cross country athletes in the Southeast district Wednesday at the Southeast Ohio Track and ross Country Coaches Association awards banquet, which was held at the University of Rio Grande. One hundred and forry-thtee ·athletes w~re recognized as AII~Uistrict performers, including I 0 runners from Gallia Academy and Meigs counties. River Valley's Megan Godwin, Gallia Academy's Sara Wiseman, Nikki McKinniss and Julie Fisco, and Meigs' Ashley Thomas and Beatrice Morgan all earned All- District honors in Division II. Wiseman, a freshm>n, advanced to the OHSAA state championships, where she finished ~3rd . On rhe boys' side, River Valley's T.R. Edwards, and Gal- Reds trade Vlllone to Rockies CINC INNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday traded left-handed pitcher Ron Villone to the Coloradp Rockies for rwo minor-league pitchers to be announced Iacer. Villone, 30, was one of 12 Reds player.. eligible for salary arbitration . He had a 10-10 record for Cincinnati this season with two complete games and a 5.43 earned run average in 35 games, including 23 starts. The remaining Cincinnati player< eli gible for arbitration are first baseman Sean Casey; pitchers Danny Graves, Osvaldo Fernandez, Sreve Parris, Dennys Reyes and Scott .Su llivan; second baseman Pokey Reese; outfielders Alex Ochoa and Brian Hunter, outfielder-first baseman Dmitri Young and infielder Chris Stynes. Catcher Benito Santiago and reliever Mark Wohlers are free agents. The Reds said pitcher Scott Williamson has recovered fron1 two broken toes on his right foot suffered in a Sept. 11 accident at home. Villone's big-league career has · included service with Seattle, San Diego, Milwaukee, C leveland and Cincinnati since 1995. The Reds obtained him by signing him to a m in or-league contract . in April 1999. The Reds converted him from a reliever to a starter in 1999 and he finished with a 9-7 record and 4.23 ERA in 29 games. Seattle chose Villone in rhe first round of the June 1992 fi·ee agent draft. Only 10,000 to 15,000 low miles. Well equipped with CD players. Tilt wheel, cruise control, etc. (Options vary) pecial@ 11880 8 Asl1ley Tl1omas a11d Beatrice Morgan of Meigs 111ere amotrg the 143 So11tlleast district cross co11ntry athletes recognized Wednesday lia Academy's Daniel Roush, Michael Hoover and Ryan Hudson were honored as Division II All -D istrict performers. Gallia Academy head coach Penny Roush was voted Division II girls coach of the year. Roush , in her first seaso n as head coach at GAHS, led the Blue Angels to the regional meet,.where they placed 13th. Galli a Academy's girls finished runnersup in the district championships and the SEOAL championships. Rio Grande head cross country and track and field coach Bob Willey was the keynote speaker for the banquet . Victory Garden NEW YORK (AP) - White Sox skipper Jerry Manuel wa.< voted American League Manager of the Year .after leading C hi cago to th e AL Central title. In a race chat was no diflha.nget, Manuel received 25 first- place ballots and three seconds for 134 points in voting by the Baseball Writers' Association of America . Oakland's Art Howe, whose team won the AL West title, was second for the second straight season, getting 74 points. Seattle's Lou Piniella was third with 28 points . Manuel, who in his third season as man<tger led C hicago to its first poscseason appearance smce 1993, became the fourth White Sox manager to wtn the aw;lfd, joining Tony U1 Russa (1983),Jeff Torbo rg ( 1990) and Gene Lamont ( \ 993). Manuers White Sox finished 95-67 with a payroll of just $17 million, which ran·ked 21st. "It!s exc,iting to see so many pt"ople int~rested in cross country;' Willey said to the overflow crowd. " It's the greatest team sport in the world, The great thing about cross country is that you will get as much out of it as you put into it. As you put in mileagr over rhe summer months, it's like putting money in the bank. You have it in reserve when you need it." Willey challenged the athletes to never give up no matter the odds and encouraged them continue their educa tion at the college level and to keep competing. "As you work hard in your classes, as you work hard in cross country, you will always be a success, because there arc always people out there looking for people who will never quit," Willey said. "Always be proud of your sport and of yourselves." · • Cavs escape: New York Manuel voted Ats top manager WE WIN - The Knicks Glen !\lice looks on as Matt Harpring of the Cavaliers (left) raises his arms in victory following Cleveland's 99-97 win over New York at Madison Square Garden . (AP) NEW YORK (AP) - More than a week into the NBA season, everyone is still waiting for th e Cleveland Cavaliers to lose. The New York Knicks were the latest to learn that the Cavs ate a lot better than people expected. Bimbo Coles scored four of hil 17 points . in the final minute, and Andre Miller and Matt Harpring added 16 p<iints each Wednesday night as the most surprislng team in the NDA upped its record to 4-0 with a 99-97 victory. "They are going to sneak up on a lot of people," said Allan Houston, who carried the Knicks offensively for three quarters, but mi!Sed his final four shots. "They're probably a team that feels like they will be ·underdogs all year, and they are rea ll y going to try to make a playoff run. They are much improved." Aside from playing better, the Cavs Jte exuding a rah -rah enthusiasm that's~ uncommon in the NBA . That. team spirit was in evi.deuce late in the game as the Cavs' reserves j umped out of rheir scats and urged each other on down tht' stn;.·tch o f another close game. Th c Cavs' 4-0 start has induded two- point vic tories over New Jersey and Doscon and a four-point, double-overtime victory over Sacramento. "The makeup of our team, we have th at no-give-up attitude." Miller said. "Every game h " come down to the wire, and we've pulled all of them out." Luwmd Murray scored 13 and Wesley Person had I 0 of h)s 12 in the fourth quarter for the Cavs. whose reserves outscored New York's 44-15 . Robert Traylor put the Cavaliers ahead ro stay on a lefthanded jump hook thar make ~ 88-86, and 3-pointer by l'<·r'son - his second of the gam'tafter m1ssmg his first s-tx attempts of the season - mad e it 92-86 with 2:51l left. Zyd runas Il gauskas · gave C leveland a 93-90 lead by making· one of two fre e throws with 1:23 left, and the Knick> committed their sixth turnover of the quarter on their next possession when Marcus Camby couldn't handle an entry pass. Coles came off a screen to hit a 20-fnoter with 4'J seconds left for a five-point lead. Larry Johnson tipped in a miss by Houston with 34 seconds left, but Coles hit two tium the line six seconds later. Erick Strickbnd's 3-point~r with 21 seconds left· made it a two- point game, but Miller hit a pair from the line with \2.9 seconds left to all but wrap it up. ''I'm sure a lot of people are ~ais ing their eyebrows around the league saymg 'Wait a minute, hold up, what's C levt·land doing?' " Cavs forward Chris c;,,tling said. "We'rt' not 'ls bad as people perceived u'l to a bt'." Houston scored 25 for the Knicks but had on ly two point< in the fourth quartn. Glen Rice, sta rting in place of the inJured Latrell Sprewdl (back sp.ISms), added 23. Please see Cavs, Page B3 Hines makes big Mark Martin hasn't lost his fire plays for Marshall BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mark Martin smiled wht'n Pats, Glenn agree to &-year deal Bob's••• Over Jnside: A~kcd Countries protest scheduled execution of death row inmate line .. Come CONYF.RS, (;,, (AI') - A Jlldg~..· lkanng tht.· c;l.,o..' of .t buy :H.:C ll\l'd of . . lwnnng ..1nd wound - .ICCl'ptt•d lw. ple:J Wednnd.1y of ··guilty but llll'llt.llly ill" r .nh~..· r t h.111 "g:ml ty." T.J. Solo111on lud cntcn.·d both pie.\~ 111 .tdmmin g to th\.· May 20. I 1) 1J<J , shoo tin gs. N,) one \\'JS kilkJ in the .ntack :tt Hcn t:tgt.' H1gh School and \\·itncssl·s saul Solomon :tppe.ucJ to aim below the waist. He w~s 15 at the tim~..·. Psychiatr ist Dave Davis, \vho examined Solomon, testified 'htp B!ut' i\1.H"lttl o..'ll nllH\.' w dt~...· Unltt'd St.:Hc: s. N,t\')' utlin.d~ !-.ud Tm_•,lby no fin ,\ 1 dl'l'I..,Illli ll.ld been nud(' on \\'ht>th\.·r the: Cok would r~..·rurn to tt~ honK pon .lt N orfolk.Va ., or to .1 ~l upy.1rd u1 M .1inL" or MlSSlSSlf"PI. rh~..· N.l\'y lllt~nds to repJir fh(' s 1 billwu :.h ap :tnd return 1t to ~..:n·Ict.·. l.t)llt lllllt'd • to gt.'l used to thlt;' Senate Majority Leader Trent !.ott, R-Miss., warned Wednesdar "Cettmg a lot of attention a.nd getong som-:thing done m the Senate don't alwJys bro hand-inhand. If she's smart, she'll keep a pretty low profile for a while.': She ,lidn 't heed that advice Wednesday, where she ·appeared at a New York City news conferen~c packed with TY cameras ;md n·portcrs. She was even asked if she planned on cutting her six-year tt"rm short to run for president in 2004 (she said no) . High school shooter suffered from personality disorder by no qtt:Jm ddimtJVt." at thls point as to who was rt"sponslblc for Thursday, November 9, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel HUN riNC;TON , W.Va. mad e a cur toward th e mlddle of (AP) - M;mhall ddcnsive back the field because I didn't wcu1t Mauri ce Hines received J grt'at the same thing to happc:n dea l of preseason recognition. If again," Hines said. it was up tv Thundering Herd The game against Bowling roach Bob Pruett, Hines \Vou ld Green may have been the highget so m e as a punt rcturncr,,too. light of the season for the 5Hines's 60- yard return fur a fout-8, 193-puund senior fi·om touchdown with 2:45 left gave East Point, Ga. He had missed 1 ' Marshall a 20-13 victory over few gam<.~s earlier with a pull~d Bowlin g Green on Sawrday. quadriceps mmcle suflercd at Tlw win put the Thuudcriug North Carolina. Herd in po,ition to dai111 its "It's bct.•n a tough st:'a~011 fur fourth const:.•cutive Mid - Ameri - me, ntore mentally than physi can Cont(:rencc Eastern Divi- cally though," Hines said. sion titk with a victory Saturday ,"Everyone tries to live up to tht' at hom t' over Miami, Ohto. hype audit 's difficult. My goal is "That punt rt'turn was awe- to just try · and do my job as some to s;~y thl" lea~t," Pruett dlcctivcly as possihle." When Hines arrived in Hunt -said. "Wl' needed a big play at ington in 1997, he thought he that point and Maurice gave it to ll~ on th.H remrn." would play his high school posi BctOre hi11 g.mlt'-WiJJnitJg.play. tion, running back. "But when they said they Hines ludn't rchtrned a punt in o;.ix we-c-ks.Agam(jt North C.lroli- were going to move me to th~..· na, a plmt rL·tunl filf ,111 app.1rent (detl:no;;ive) scclmdary, that wJ<; fine . I just wanted to play coltouchdown wa~ C.Illed \vhen the kge footb.1ll. it didn 't matter at rcf~r~..·cs ruled Hincli had st~ppcd wh,,t pmition." lw '\';lid. our of bound~ . ''\Vhl'll 1 w.1~ r('turnin~ the Please see Herd, Page 83 b.lll .tp;.linst BowllllJ; (;rcl!n, I FOXUORO, Mass. (AP) -The New England Patriots have exten ded wide receive-r Terry Glenn's contra ct through the 2007 season. . c;Ienn, a former Ohio State standout, has started every game fOr the Patriots this season and shares the team lead with 42 receptions for 504 yards. He is in his filth yc;.u of what was originally a ~ix-ycar contract. Financial terms of the de-al were not disclosed. Glenn was originally drafted by the Patriots in the first round of the I ')96 NFL draft. He was the >eventh player selected overall, and imm ediatdy carved out a niche, He surccd 15 games and set an NFL rookie receiving record when he led the team with 90 receptions tor I, 132 yards and six tow..: hduwn s bre.:1klng a 16year-old record set by San Fran ~ cisco fullback Earl Cool"''· who had H1 receptions . • told that so me people helieve he might haw lost his edge as the mo st int enst• dri ver on NASCAR's top circuit. N ot hing cou ld be further from the tn1th, he said : " I'm not ready to slow down -at all. I bked for it. I'll bleed for that win," Martin said. The suggestion that he might be past his prime at 41 is fueled _by a draui;Jtic decline the last two years. Martin got his 32ncl career victory in April, hut it \vas on ly his third since I')')H. In the previous two seasons, he won I I times, including a c;1reer-hest seve n in 199ft ~ "I sti ll w;,mt miire th :m thi ng to win , and I sti ll believe I have a team capable of wi11ning,'' Martin _said as hl' prep.1rcd for the l'ennz01l 41!11 on .Sunday in Homl'\tead, Fla. His Roush Racing ieamm.ltt'. Jefflhrrton, scotts at talk of M<lrtin\ 'l uppno;l~ d o;lidt>. " He is still the be'f of the best," Burton "<lid. "M:1rk Mart iu io;. ;l ~I'L'Jt f.lt'l' driver 111. th e prim~· ofht-. r.u\·er. Hl' 's o;.till g~H l'h.HnpimP; hip~ 1ll hi . . futl!Jt:.' .'' anY- DETERMINED - Mark Martin still wants to be a championship dnver in the Winston Cup Series. (AP) • But It's cle,u M .nnn has had a mi"t.'1",Jblt.• .nnl ti·u~tra ting 21100. I k \\',1, 11 \tron~ t~rtor in thl..' ch!lmpion~lup raq; in the h~t Please see NASCAR, ·Page Bl �Thursd•y, November 9, 2000 \. Page B 2 • The D•lly Sentinel The Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 9 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio •• .•••- The Sentinel News Hotline 992-2156 Gallia Academy's Tiffanie ,. -.. Hager signs with Kent State •• To offer story suggestions, report late breakmg news and offer news t1ps • , •• • 8Y ANDIIIW CAIITEII OVP SPORTS EDITOR AIIP...oMI Announc.ment, Gtvnway Lo.t & Found Yllrd S.teo, and Wanted To DoMull Be Paid In Advance miBUNE QEAQUNE. 2 oo p m the day Mlore tho ad Ia to run 11D D ve $450 00 $ 000 00 WEEKLY Ma ng Lt e s F om Home No e~tpe Sunday & Monday edition 2 00 p m Friday SENTINEL DEADUNE 1 00 p m tho day Mlore the ad Ia to run Sunday & Mol)day edition 1 00 p m Friday REGISTER Qf!QUNE. 2 daya Mlorelho ed Ia torunby430pm Saturday & Monday edhlon- 4 30 Thureday DHdllnu aubjecl to change due to ho//Mys" ence necessa y FT PT Profess tonal Servtces Help Wanted 372 DRIVERS NEEDED No Expe ence Necessa v 4 Day COL li an ng No cos u tOn I Qua I td Sta 1 a $35k $40k F s Yea Ca ocay aoo 958 2353 FOR TAA N NG TOLL FA EE 888 645 8505 a s bu o s llOO NEED CASH $2 500 &50 000 Low Mon hly Pym s 889 3U9 EXTENS ON 22 24 h!$) day SeMCe Sl25 WEEKLY Make Money He p ng Peep e Rece ve Gave n No ee us Good SVS Fa Appo rnment 1-877 748 8 LL (2455) men Refunds F ee De a s (24 eco ded message BOO h 449-4625 Ext 5700 300 FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Up o S 8 24 hou H ng to 2000 ee ca o app ca on/ex amna on noma on Fede a H e CST) FREE DA NG 210 To all our friends and ne1ghbors for the1r prayers and best w1sMs dur~ng my current tllness and a spec1al thanks to the wonderful lad1es from HospiCe. Thank you all YOU lL SAVE MONEY IN THE CLASSIFIEDS AND THAT S NO BULLI cmheamcom 510 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Household Goods 110 oned Wasne s D ye s Ranges Ae g a o s Up To 90 Days Gua a eed we Se New May ag Ap p ances F ench C y May ag 40 446- Help Wanted MILLENNIUM TELESERYICES 95 Ronald & Katy Richards ts pleased to announce the Grand Open ng of tts Pomeroy call center We are now settmg up mtervtew appomtments for outbound teleserv ces pos1t ons No EXPER ENCE 2 Bed oom And A 4 Bed oom Mob e Home On Co a M Road Of 325 No Pe s Oepos Re QUI &d 740 245-5622 FINANCIAL Fu Card of Thanks MERCHANDISE NA MOUNTA N HOMES Rea Es a e 1 800 747 7322 Ex 8 sage Be nef s 800 598 4504 e.11 ens on 5 6 Bam 6pm Personals NORTH CAROLINA Whe e he B ue R dge mee s he Smokes Homes cab ns ac eage o s a ms c eek & akel on CAROL ARE YOUR CREO T CARD 8 LLS OVERWHELM NG 'r'OU?7 FRE E DEBT CON SOL OAT ON can canso da e you b s no one mon h y pay men Reduce n e es A o d a e cha ges & S op ha ass men ce n&ed Bondeel Non P ot 800 288 633 EK 5 S987 &s WEEKLY P ocess ng HUO FHA Mo gage Refunds No Expe ence Requ ed Fo FREE no ma on ca 800 50 68 32 .. 4542 EAST TAOP CANA AVE • 207 LAS VEGAS NE VADA 89 2 He p Needed mmed a e y Ca Sun1ance D s Mob 1e Home Spaoo Take s 2 s 4 s ss Wdes S 25/mo $ 00 Depos Need Re e ences (740) 446~ 75 $FREE CASH NOW$ I om wea hy tam11es un oad ng m ons o do as ohepmnmze he axes W e mmed a e y W nd Business Opportumty Card of Thanks ~teofTha~ The family of W tma Marie B.Uard wish~ to thonk all of NECESSARY Potent a\ to earn up to $15 hr w lh quarterly AITENTION ALL STUDENTS We have ove $449 00 Down And Mo e n New Homes A v ng Da y 740}446-3384 Ca DIVORCED MUST SELL Ass me l oa n W Move 733-9 02 11-800-92~5753 C. today start tomorrow C VIC Deve iOpmen Group M enn um e eservK:es 30 Announcements CENT yE OF FER www deb ccs o g Can 800 328 Full and part time pos1t ons avatlable 3 Sh1fts da ly w th flex ble schedul ng Management Opportun es Ava lable Med cal Dental / 401K I Pad Vacat ons ava lable fo full! me employees Start your new New& Used Fun u e New 2 Pece L ng oom Sues $399 Buy Se li ade App a on w se v ce Reduce paymen s o 65o/. 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She's Sllfl'llllllded bg qels IIIW Ragmond Sndtlllllll family Cross Pot·nt e AptS. her .u.e•• and at.o Dr Mark Walker and lhe nuremg etafr at llol.zer Med•cal Center and the Now accepting application's for the elderly, diSabled Or handicapped. everyone hoe been dee1Jl'/ apprec1a1ed The Balla~ Family 540 Mtscellaneous Merchandise NSTANT CASH LOWEST RAT E CHECK OUT THE REST Up o $500 NSTANTLY 877 EAAlYPAY •cc 0036 560 Pets for Sale PHOTOGRAPHY Man S Pho og aphy 5 ManS Now open o bus ness Wedd ngs Se n o s FamyPoas Ca o an appo men 304 675 72 9 TURNED DOWN ON 9 Shadow 120 000 M es Au oma c $1 000 080 (740 256 REAL ESTATE 233 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK needa coli 304 676-2506 Pomeroy Middleport & Vlctntty 2001 l'londa 350 Ranche $3650 2000 Honda 250 Recon $2700 Bo h Exce ent Cond on 95 Dod ge Avenge v 6 CD Powe Doo s W ndows ooks A d Runs G ea $6500 740 446..-4 27 760 S ee Waned o Buy 48 Snow Bade Fo John Dee e 325 740 446 630 790 Campers & Motor Homes Ltvestock AERA ON MOTORS A epa ed New & Rebu So k Ca Ro E ans Wtl Although tt s been seven nonths smce h s last \lctory - 1 1 Mart11 svtllc Va Martm says a 1y doubts he 111ght ha\e arc 1 < t based on the slump I ahva} s wonder when I w11 f that wtll be the bst one he sa d Bt t re altsucally I thmk wmmng Ctrdevtlle s Abbey Reeser was honored as the Dlvtston II r mner of the year after her state chat 1p1 onshtp vtctory last we eke >d Reeser was also the dtstnct and reg.onal champto t Reeser ts the first runner fron the Southeast dtstnct smce Mach Bentley to wm a state champt onshtp Her wonmng tmte at the state meet was 18 17 5 Dentley a graduate of Vmton County and the current coach at Athens captured the mdtvtdual title 11 1980 He set a state record for the 2 5 nule course wtth a nme of 12 03 4 The 2 5 mtle race s o longer run SERVICES 810 TRANSPORTATION pes Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond t ona te me gua antee loca e e encu tu n &had Et lab shed 1975 Ca 24 H s (740) 446 0870 1 aoo 267 0576 Rog e s Wa erp oot ng ke 3 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 8 ooms new so m w dows ap C&C Ge ne a Home Man enence Pan ng v ny s d ng ca pen y doo s w nr:lows ba hs mob e home epa and mo a For I ee es rna e ca Che 740 992 632 3 hony Land Company ltd I 800 213 8365 www ak;land c::om Herd fromPageB1 Hns saw t1o1 11 all 13 ganws that e o mk11g ?4 ta<.:k.les as a r~scrve Play g ' 1y first ye ar ga c t gre t de I of fide ICC Hu cs sa d C 1g gat lSI gt) s hk H..11l M ss LV (l ov c I I 1gl) tid Jcrnld L l~ ch cavs RENTALS from Pap Bl S505 WEEKLY GUARANTEED PI' C OR HE GOVERN A 1) OME 0 Pets for Sale PAR T E NO EX PEA ENCE RE OU REO 800 48 57 6 eK • she saw and wanted to be parr of 1t Adk ns satd Hager has had a profound effect on the Blue Angels ballclub 1 ot only as a pla yer bur off the court I cant even beg to tell you what sh es brought to the t eam Adk ns sa d There s so many ntang1bles that shes brought What I hke 1 ost about T ffa ue Hager 1 tl at sh es v II 1g o lea She con cs nt l d e gyz1 t'Veryday wtlhng t learn <th 1~ lC ' I ely b ro ght Shes d g ra Adkins I f t the p ad I I Sh Jt per on ~ I I~ ah t) Sl I ) g sh has • HI • to e do ~ that early w the season you expect more good thmgs to hap pen He says the level of compett non ts makin111t more difficult to wtn and he s rtght Tony Stewart leads the senes wtth five V!Ctones In the prevtous five seasons Jeff Gordon led wtth a 7 10 10 13 7 run Martm concedes that the team ought not have had the nght combmanon thts season But Roush who fields five Wmston Cup cars and has owned Marnn s Ford smce 1988 tsn t warned about hts dnver We ve both been around a long ume now but I thmk Mark has still got a lot of great racmg m htm Roush satd He s better now than he s ever been and the knowledge that he brmgs to the race track couldn t be replaced For Martm who adnms he ts m 1 etl 11~s. too mtense for h1s ow 1 good a rare off. track dts tractmn ts bnngmg hmt pleast rc and casmg hiS burden these days H" R year old son Matt ts rae 1>g go karts - and wmm1g I do love racmg 11 s my hC. but rae ng s a lot dttferent today Martm satd I have so nu ch fun 'I en I go to the race track "tth my son I jUSt cant tell yot It r h G oom ng 602 CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE CIJ.ASSQFQIEDSI C lc cl 1d vhtch \\ 11 tt< fourtl a r< \\ I~J nst Nc v 'C rk ad st ppcd tic K1 k1 thr b g !.; sl c tO I d at tl l l I e p• f) No l e1 t d Adk s sster S pi t B L c W ls01 GAHS t a1 d C AI-IS JV coac l Larr) Ho v II do~ s n t em 1pa e It e ds of vhen I start ed rae ng It akes 11e feel the same vay ts a ball A d ts not JUSt my son I vat h so 1 e of those oth er kids dnve and I get so mspued and so exuted Martm vasn t far beh nd as Gordot v-on three W!nsto 1 C up tttles 11 the four seasons before 1999 to take control of th ctr cutt H e has r. ur th rd place fin tshes and three seconds 11 the sta 1d 1 gs s cc 1989 But he s been nluck} n ore than onc t: The se\ien v ctor)' sea son n 1 9~8 vo ld hJ'c been good eno ugh to w11 the uti JUSt about an) t But Mart 1 had hts best year s ( ordon vas ' 1 n ng a re ord C) >g 13 t cs Could he I ve v11h 10t Wl l 1 1g a cha np 0 1 sl p 1f that s tl vay Mart n s ar r phys o t Very a ly M rt sa d Of v d Ik b I ja k R p I f th e r s B " t d tl tl co Sid go s Bentley also won a state mk on 1979 Bentle} went on to compete at Oh10 Umversll:y He was honored as D1v ston I gtrls coach of the year dunng last tght s banquet Jen C wm of Manetta was hot ored as the DtviSion I g rls rm ner of the year She won the dtstnct meet wtth a time of 20 13 Nma DtTagha of Portsmouth Notre Dame was the Dtvtston Ill gnls runner of the year She won the d strtct tttle wtth a ttme of 20 3J Westfall s Jerry Mudd was the Dtvmon Ill gtrls coach of the year On the boys stde Warrens Jason Lmton was the DIVIsiOn I runner of the year for the South east dlStrtct He won the utle w1th a ome of 16 22 Rob R I 01 o r l th y CI M I Un o Grce fi ru1 1 r t tl day m pract1ce helped me a lot I knew tf I could keep up Wtth those guys thet I could keep up wtth anybody Defens vc ba cks coach jav Hops01 tl ought that f-h tc vould progress but he I od 1 o d a t would be to the t rr< It level 1-1 su ch a n ~ r port f r Jefc IS\C SCh Ill W 1IJ 'I tc ~ r \llS \lth lt I II Hup o " d Ht rcgt I a ) th «a 4 \11 II ~ trc tk ltlll I r m \V 1 t I I td th l st tart 1 1 fra 1 Ins h st ) - H b; 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PU T G WORK $25 S 5/hou PT FT CAL 888 32 9'0 83 Auto Parts & Accessories Now ec ev ng tobacco sl aa e Nov 20th NeW Fa me s Tobacco Wa e hOuse R p ey Oh o ca 686 844 4 365 ask o oo man age 0 v e Whaen o Tm Tapp o phone Ed son Mayes 304 675 856 AMER CAS g ca S HE)Ip Wanted three years and contmue to No Fee Uness We W n 888 582 3345 o ances c a gas hea w a oe ~:~ e10ay age a o 929 Hy e S M dd epo $38 ooo 7110 992 5043 ftomPapB1 top 10 fimshes and 12 top-fives much of the talk of decline began 98 Toyo a Tacoma 4x4 2 1 L tef dunng a m1dseason strmg of mne 5 Speed A Rea s d ng w nd races without a top 10 - almost ow Bed ne A Oy Whee I AM FM Casso a 27K Mos s tUn unthwkable for Marnn r:.o';:~IO ~,rsg ranly ~~!~ 9~~~ It hasn t been an easy Season 740)44 1799(Ahe 5pm) for us satd Marnn who under went back surgery last wmter There s no more pam and I wouldn t use that as an excuse anywa}' We JUStluven t been able to get the kind of results we d hke But nobody at Roush ts depressed particularly not Mar un who says hts plan s stmple Huge n en o y D scoun P ces On V ny Sk ng Ooo s W d ows Ancho s Wa a Hea e s P umb ng & E ec ca Pa s F naces & Hea Pumps Bennel s Mob e Home Supp y 740 446 94 6 www orvb comlbennett 1953 Farma I Cub elec •ta I $ B 35 hou Fu bene s No ex pe e ce equ ed Fo app ca on and e am o ma on 868 726 9083 ex 70 am 7pm CST NASCAR 720 Trucks for Sale MOBILE HOME OWNERS 61 D Farm Equipment GOVT POSTAL JOB S Up o before setthng on Kent State It was a hard dectston Hager satd I narrowed 1t down to a couple of colleges Mtamt Butler and lnduna UmverSity I really hked Kent wor.;e than stxth m the pomts m each of the past 11 seasons But gomg to Homestead Mtalm 7 40·992·3055 TOO #800·855-2880 (740 379-2360 150 several Davtslon I progra ns AlthoughMartm he has managed 19 ~~~;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::;=:=::;:::~~~~~~~~Speedway ts etghth Galltpolts & VIcinity 11 o bir lltSI <fl ..,..,. ..,.. ..,... with riot do•slfieds Apartments for Rent SOC AL SECUR TY ISS 1 EARN $90 000 YEARLY epa ng NOT epa ng o ng c a ks n w ndsh e d F ee deo 800 826 6523 US Canada www g ass mecha x om om 440 the ho&llice care given who gave Walma atuch excellent care durlll@ Yoo1 build • GALLIPOLIS Galha Academy wtll add another player to the ranks of Otvoston I women s basketball next year when Ttffame Hager JOins the Kent State Untverslly pro gram Hager a sentor at Gal ha Academy !lgned a national let ter of mtent wuh the Golden Flashes Hager Wedn"day Former Blue Angel standout Susan Tackett ts currently playmg at Murray State Untvemty tn Kentucky where she h" enjoyed success durtng her first two sc asons Hager wetghed offers from State They have good athletic and academtc programs Kent State under the dtrec toon of head coach Bob Lmd say os favored to wm Its fourth consecuttve Mtd ,\mertcan Conference champtonshtp thts year Hager averaged 16 1 potnts and 7 1 rebounds per game for the Blue Angels last sea son She sho~ 60 9 percent front the floor and had 16 blocked shots and 23 steals Dunng her sophomore sea son at RIVer Valley Hager averaged 14 9 pomts and I 0 6 rebounds per game She shot 50 5 percent from the field and had I? blocked shots and ?IJ steals Hagc r has drawn h1gh praiS e from Galha Academy head coach Kmt Adkms smce JOin mg the program pnor to last sc ason The first thmg I have to say " how much I admtre her for leavtng her classmates that she had been wtth from kmdergarten all the way through htgh school Adkms satd It was a tough decmon She came m and hked what ~ 5678 ALAEAD HA LED AS THE MOS T EXPLOS VE HOME BUS NESS OPPOR UN Y N H STORY GH N AT THE OP FAST EAR Y NCOME PA 0 WEEKLY 309 6 5 3356 DEf:AEFXR @W NCO NE hu JOU7'ney was de1ypaed God know• you had to leave IU but you did not go alone For port ofw went 1vuh you For we ue The Father 1 promue of cornfort and of peace And heaven u much Mar: for we have trea1ure there Deeply mu•ed and loved by Wife Dora Daughter Na cy Son Nor nan Grandchildren and FamiJy Member• calle and vnnle Cal I 800 929 5753 for an appotntment We ook fomard to meet 1g you Raccoon n L<w•TI/l Menwry of Norman M HyteU who ptu.ed away 10 year.t aso N<>~~ 9 1989 "Heat~en u much nearer" one whom we loved hal U!Jt w A •pec1al thank you to career w th us' A CASH CANOY ROUTE Do you ea n $BOO day 30 mach nes and candy $9 995 BOO 998 VEND Fl A N200 0 033 SC Reg664 Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 gl b s II g1 ~ l g i \\ 1 u �Thursday, November 9, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .Thursday, November 9,_ 2000 ALLEY OOP Rocky R. Hupp, Agent Box 189 16" large deluxe 8 items $13.99 740·992-9200 We deliver P/ 8 CONTRACTORS, INC. Free Estimates Fully Insured BEREA. Oluo (AI') - Chm 1'.1lmcr ~< n 't R&S Racine Gun Club SLUG MATCH Replacement Auto Sat. Nov. 11th Sat. Nov. 18th Sun. Nov. 26th Body Parts gui ug Coslet or BobbY Koss. .1t lund . And dc.1l \\"lth it." ~~~ The CRAFTY, BLIND SPOT '~ (Factory Outlet) All vertical blinds nrc mnde to or·deJ' at our location Palmer made his co mmt'nts e.ulia this week after Ross, saying he was burned out, resigned as coa ch UP TO 70% OFF of the Detroit Lions despite a 5-4 record. In September, Coslet said he had had enough and walked away from his job with the Cmcinnati Bengals. Palmer's been a head coach 111 the league for less • Verticals • Wood • Minis • Etc -AnY Size Double Hun~- a 740-742-9501 740-742-2750 1-877-202-3262 * Frc..: lil'lalla tion * Free in I lome Estimales QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS. INC. said. ' Somehow, Palmer has managed to keep his sense VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ON STATE ROUTE 33 6 MILES NORTH OF POMEROY, OHIO AT COUNTY ROAD 18 .AlLtEL ?f hu~1or an~ smile duri1~g a tumultuous two years. wh1ch he s dealt w1th a decade's worth of trouble. . First, there was the uear impossibk· task of field- · 111 Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. mg an expansion team tn 1990 which had just six month s to prepart· for its opening game. It w :1s tough enough that he was a roo kie head coac h , ;md on "top of It, he had httk time to asse mble a coach ~ 992-5479 mg staff, draft players, get them prepared and play the Pittsburgh St,•ders 111 Week I. This ye.\r ha s broug ht more h eadache~ for Palmer. The Browns beg~111 the sc,1son ~ - 1 bcfor.:- losing quarterback T1111 Couch, who brokt.' his thumb Ill practice and .won't pl.ty again um1l next year. Thn:c..· other otTens1w st.lrters as well os backup Qll Ty Slop In And See · Steve Riffle ·r: · Sales Representative ' ·. -· Detmer we re :1lso lost for tlw seaso n w1th inju nc~. Larry Schey further expoSing Cleveland's lack of depth. The lllJUr·y· c.p1demic asidt•. Palmer ope ned htmsdf up. to CTlt1 CISI11 for a cu n serva tin~ offe n.'-. ive pLlybook and for rot.1t1ng quartcrb.Kks while trymg w nuke up for the loss of Co uch . Some other decJ . . iom have backfired, and some of the Browns f.m s who g:tve PalmJ;:r a break last w:~r weren't quite .1s symp:lthenc. ' 1 . With ~he hea t on ~ ahner tntem1fying last wet: k, Browns prcstdent Carmen Pohcv c.une to h 1s coac h 's de-fcnst:. Policy said the team had no pbns to change coaches this year or next. ·· ~~'s s~aying: the c ourse. He 's mamtaming his pace, Po li cy ~.nd . " He 's dealing wid1 the SitUati o n the \VJ_Y the teacher deals with the slow procc~s of educat mg th e student that net:J.s :1 li ttl e mort' hL' Ip and am::·nuon. . "I think that he recognizes thts is going to take , l~ttle time aod Instead of' overreacting to the emo- tional trauma that .c omes from losing and mjurics wh~re you statt saymg to yourself, 'Why me Lord'' . He s taking 1t ve ry profeSSionally and suggestmg It's part of the game. I think he's dmng f111c " Policy's endo rsement seemed to revitllizc Palmer, who seemed temt: dunn g a dttli cu!t wc t: k w h1.:n ht: ordered t he wm d ow blind ~ closed 111 the mcd1. 1 work room Jurmg Urown s prJ l ticc~. P.tlmcr has gnrtn up worrymg .Lho ut drnpJwd passes, spr.u ned ankk"i or dUJnb PL' IL.dtln Bu t he hJ sn't given up. " You . h;we .1JOh ;;.nd ym.1 'r~,.· trymg w .H·comp h. . h snnit:·thm g ,llld m.1ybL· it \ nnt g:mng .1~ tJ "it .1:-. ,·0 u would hkt· But yo u'rl' dc,J!c .1 lu11d .111d now ~·ou h .1ve! to play th.lt h.tnd ." .· . No res: Clcvc.:LHtJ Bruwm lln l·h,h;kt: r J .llllll' J\1 dh:r, dt <; Jmsst·d .1 ~ ~~ Lkfe nJ.un 111 .1 LLW'>lll l \\'0111.'\11 \Vhn d,1\lll\ . , !Jl' \\',1" Ll~k'Ll. ..,,ml b\' th~,.· ,1n·u..,,lt10il\ th .lt ht.• I\ 'it lll \t\1 11~ '' Th l' 1\0tt' th,lt':·~_'k l~ I ~ th.a It·, Olle 1ih d hY ,1 \\'l'd1Lnd. 1y Hlilorlnll .Li t' '>t1ll!l'- lll .lh uom li.LJill\ \\'11t'll thl'\.·IL' Mdln ..,,ml \\iniJLc\d,l\' "It \\'.1\ .1 ,·~._·n. ,·~·n unfo rt un.ttc \JlU,lt iOJl.. · 011 Tt~~._~.,d .Jy. Md! ~..·r\ Jl.llll l' \\',\'> dropp~.·d tr\llll ,1 la\V\ Uit ttlcd by .1 lou [ \VOIIJ.lll , who , 1lk ~t''- .. h ~· w, 1.., r.tpL•d durmg .1 pronwnotul bo.tt ndc 01; thl· ( ~ ll\ ..L hog.1 Ri ve r b~t 'illllllll<..'r Mdkr \Vas n,llllt:d 111 thl' \lllt .1 lnng \\ 1rh t or llll 'r Bnnvm cornl' rb;t ck Antonio L111 ~ h .~ 11L . IHJ\\ ,,·nh rh~.~ NL'w Engl.md P.nnot.,. ~ Mtlkr '>.nd thc .!l\.. 11\,JtH' m \\'L' I'l' 1110\l [l'fHth! 11 w bt.·cwsc of thc l'ffect they h.td 0 11 h1" pn"<?n.tl lit~.:"' H e " nurncd With rwn d1tldn.' ll not • 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 Phone (740) 593-6671 Advertise in this space for $25 per month. Now Renling A·J MINI-STORAGE 992·6396 992·2272 LINDA'S PAINTING HOWARD l. WRITESEL Roofing "Take the pain out of painti,.g· Let me do it fo,. you" Interior FREE ESTIMATES Before 6 p.m.. Leove Message Aller 6 pm- 740-985-4180 ~!:,WICK'S C1 HfiOLittG and EXCfiVfiTI ttG Houling • limeslone • Grovel• Sand • Topsoil• Fill Dirl• Mulch • Bulldozer Services (740) 992-3470 - Bulldozing s::::e~:::r~> - Dump Tr~ck Delivery Meigs FOR SALE and Gall1a Counties Call & Leave Message 992-6142 or Toll-Free 1-877-604-7350 Ball Logging 81. Firewood 35215 Ball Run Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 HEAP Vouchers accepted for Meigs & Gallia Counties • Garages · • Siding , 992·2753 992·1101 '------'---------!l.l.!..i.= one r\~l<..N~ '\1'-KDI -------'"'------ BIG NATE WI-11\T IS WITH YOU. NATE, YOU'VE BEEN STUCK TO .JENNY AND RONNIE ALL ~AY LIKE VELCRO! Replacement Windows Installed \1 1 ~ Certainteed, :.::JI ~ ~ ~ ' - '·1 ALL f'ART Of THE MASTER !"LAN, fRANCt>'. ~..-- THEIR REL,a.TtONSHIP C(>-N'T LAST FOREVER 1. I M JUST 1-lELPIN(, TI-IEM ALONt; TO THE IN· EVIT...BLE BREAKUP' JUST TRYINb TO DRIVE A WED(,E BETWEEN THEM, THAT'5 ALL! Simington • Lifetime Warrant)\ Local Contractor YAN~! .," ~ Reasonable Prices FREE Estimates D. R. Bissell 30 Yrs Experience 740-378-6349 or as ow a • Remodeling • Decks • Roofing Craat Priced on New Homes UK£ Tfl.( < 740-887-11383 Need it done, give us a call FREE ESTIMATES re:e:-r- .)IJ::,r f\L>~ICAI'I(. Hlo..TIIE 7 r - - 11 1- --11 ~ ~r one DEPOYS AG PARTS II'~ If\~ '(('>, I SMITH'S CONSTROCTIOti • New Homes n:.u. US Wf\r\1 Tf\E: f.lf\0 Cr\t-.1 X.O\Lr\t'\,0 ~ ... "'I i l,lll Jll,lkL· '>LILh lrtJL·." ... PEANUTS • ""'------~---~;:_.=~_- I COVLt:> IT WAS COLD LAST N16HT ... I'LL BET AN'(THIN6 M'1 . ~EAR ~ WATER DISH 15 FROZEN .. vert1se our • us1ness mont • . THE BORN LOSER ~ 591-5011 1000 St. Rt. 7 South Coolville, OH 45723 ' ! • Spout Free Estimates Toll Free Healers. ;1 1121100 t mo. od. "Ahead in service" ·11.6% Protein Uvestock/cattle Feed $5.50/100 ·2t% Hunters Pride Dog Food $6.75/1 00 ·12% Western pride horse feed $5.25/50 $1.00 off coupon makes next purchase $4.25/50 Crumbels $5.99/50 · T.M. Salt Blocks $4 .75/50 lb. Shade River Ag. Servrce 35537 St. AI. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 7 40-985·3831 Gutters/Down Faclory Aulltorized Case-IH J>w1.• : 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM· 8 PM WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? SHADE RIVER AG. SERVICE Home Maintenance An Mal<e.s Traclur & Equipment Parts I II CONN~CTION. i .......... Y~5, BIJT IT wAS A IAI> YNt-0 ~~? FIREWOOD 1· Makes cerlllln 8 Allow1nce tor waat' ~ II , ----~-t~• WOODSTOCK DRNIN6 TJ.IE ZAM60NI .. 1-----lj /-~--11 I (l ~=~· I 3NT Friday, Nov. I0. 2000 A matter in whtch you ' re per· sonally interested could ' be advanced in the year ahe11d through a number of important changes you initiale. · SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) :rhis is not the time to get discouraged about something that is in iis final stages of completion just because il isn'l corning along as fast as you want. Relax . A bit more time is required. Know where lo look for romance and you ' II fi nd il. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker instantly revea ls ·which signs are romantically per· fee l for you. Mail $2.75 to Match· maker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . 2 1) Onl y after you've successful· ly concluded your responsibilitie.' and dutic' can you do what you wa nt today. If you keep your mind on 111e ta'ks at hand, you' ll get to do wha t you desire more quickly. CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Be ca reful before putting . yo ur hard -earn ed mon~ y in to ~m investment about which you know little . There could be veiled cir· cu mstance> that require further invcstigal ion . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Conditions beyond your co ntrol could inhib11 your scope of operalion today, but that doesn't have lobe the end of your desires. Wail until another day to laun ch your interesb. PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Your percepti ons are usually right on track. but today, allowing yourself to dwell in never-never land yields nothing but fairy tales. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) Your dreams could get in I he way of your common sense today and cause trouble fo r yo u financially. Get your head oul of the clouds. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Shyness will not serve you well today should an associate try 10 take bows for something you've accomplished. Speak up and let lhe powers that be know who is 1he producer. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) )...eft alone today. you could work yourself down inlo I he doldrum s Benjamin Disraeli wrote, "Frank and explicit -· that is lhe right line to take when you wish to conceal your own mind and to confuse the minds of others." He was being the consummate politician, but it could also apply to" bridge. If you can mislead either declarer or a defender about the full distribution, giving · him an alluring but abortive alternative, you will break or make some "impossible" contracts. Many of these ruses are difficult because we aren't accustomed· to playing unnecessarily high cards. However, the correct defense in today 's deal should be in every· one's repertoire. Declarer starts with seven top tricks: one spade, two hearts, one diamond and three clubs. Opting to play on diamonds, South ducks the first trick, wins the second with his heart king, crosses to dummy with a club, and leads a diamond to his nine. ' West wins with an honor, say the queen (you should vary your play here), .and drives oul dummy.'s heart ace. Now comes dum· my's second diamond. Suppose East sop~rifically selects his seven. Declarer will know that West began with either the singleton· queen or doublelon king-queen. In lhe former case, South cannot make his contract. So he will go up with the ace, claiming II tricks when West's king drops. Now let East alertly contribule the diamond. I0. South will sure· ly assume he begari with the K· 10-3 and finesse his jack -· finishing three down . The basic principle is: Play the card you are known to hold. Here, that is East's diamond I0 from the first round of the suit. To get a current weather report, check the Sentinel through negative thinking. Get out and mingle wilh uplifting people who know how to laugh at life. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Harmony and support are absolutes in order to acquire suc· cess ful results in a business nego· tiation today. If anybody tries to up-stage associales, the entire project will mn into a standstill. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The onl y way anybody can Jeam anythin g is to fir.'lt h~ a receptive learner, no mJit cr from whom or from where the information i ~ coming . Don't he a know-it-all today. VIRGO (Aug 1.1-Sept. 22) Wl1cn a job appears overwhelm· ing. ask for that extra pair of hands to pitch in and gel I he job done efficicmly. Su lking or 'Iewing in silence will onl y add to the pressure . LIBRA !Sep t. 23-0cl. 23) A change of pace may be just what the doctor orders today. If it lool-s like noth ing is gomg r! ght and you're merely turnrng 111 circles. make it an eady night . 11 - Convnanclments 13 Reckandlor t9 Actor Marlon- 20 Ueed a shaker 22 Ill-doer 23 Covered with Pass All pass ITHURSDAY '-Your 'Birthday 1 Pass ,. 10 Lend of the !reo (abbr.) 18 Feelosonow metal 24ShoU\81" 25 Optlmlatlcally 27 Sgt., e.g. · 32 Attenllon 34 Alrc111ft He knew deception I>IP YOV . G~T IN Tou<:t-1 wiT~ • · ,~AL.ITY T~l5 w~~t:? ~ SELF STORAGE Paying $80.00 per ga"JII $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progressive top line. Lie. # 00-50 11/19/Hn ,.....~ 740·992·3838 / HILL'S Pomeroy, OH Driveway £;- land clearing, · Septic systems installed. 9 Melllol Med Par,dl... &Preplor aurgery enclosure 35 Slip by 39 Loose outer BY PHILLIP ALDER I (740) 742-8888 l' ~ 1-880-521·0916 L.-_.;._ _ Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. Main St., 5 1 Card spot 2Uncle 3 Clean-air org. 4 Conatellatlon near Pyxla 5 Paredl- Opening lead: • Q ' I J:!E,. ...:..:,...:.:,.:...:.::..:.:._==:..J fr iiW • No Dealers or Contractors Please WV #023477 . AN' JANEY BELLE'S COUSIN SAYS TO JANEY BELLE-SHE SAYS-- Mon-Fri ·8:30. 5:00 Over 40 yrs experience 1-800-291-5600 Howard Excavating GOT ALL THIS 605SIP AN' NOBODY TO TELL IT TO ' '' conve rtible & vinyl tops, Fou r whcc:lu ,Cdl molorcyclc scats, boat covers, carpds, ctc th~.n two years. but he can understand their pain . You can ge t burned o ut in this business' ' he • _A&D Auto Upholstery· Plus, Inc•. ·:1 Rutland. Ohio . '' Truck seats, ca~ seats, he:~dl irwrs. lruck 1"'"1" il Call for Fu rther Details ' 144 Third Ave. Gallipolis · 446·4995 Toll Free 1·888·745·8847 !NT ~.,. and llt•mo\ nl DOWN friend a Bilby powder Opono Chento Huaband of Gudrun 37 Dulch city 38 A Baldwin 30 31 33 36 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North South West North East 740-985-3677 $229.00* 992-4119 .. tAJ9852 • 5 3 2 30 Yenrs •~XIIt'rlt•nt;t• fl ull;r lnsure.l St•nior Uisl'otnu num I\S'I'I!11 ,\TI\S VINYL REPLACEMENT WI NDOWS Pomeroy, Ohio • K 10 8 2 • 8 7 3 • 10 7 3 • J 10 8 • lledli<GI & Plumbing MYERS TREE SERVICE . 1ucllrud,~ 1-r-----------------...., II Qummg IS n~t ,l\l oprion ftlf 1\ dm er. " I think you h.t\'t' to h;~ve peace wtth yourself." P.llm~r sa~J. " I .think you have to know yourself, what you rl' trytng to ,\cco mphsh, wh:Jt the task is p:nh l<>1 rap, 38282 State Route 684 East ¥ K 2 ' 1-800-272-5179 or446-9800 1 i:,.: hh • Uurn pt·r' • I . Ia " 23 Unit of light column 26 Fonnorly Penile 56 - Abdul· 28 teoltrel Jobber American oil 57 lndlen money ..... 58 u- the rink 29 DIC•prlo, to Soulb -~ 'l'rimmin~ 55 Frozen woter 21 Step • 6 5 . point In en • orbit • 6 4 Wesl •Q9 ¥QJ1096 t K Q •9764 • •x•m• 51 Moot dlollont collection 17 Ceohew, e.g. 18 Nonprofit TV ¥A 54 •AKQ 992·~215 \ lth~!t \ ar l',lllt'l' ' ' :1 ilah il' \II t·\ lt·r il> l ' 1Tpl:I\TIIII 'I11 luoth Proceeds from Sat. Nov. 11th to be donated to Bob Fisher Benefil •AJ743 , Pomeroy, Ohio 22 yr~ . l.m·ul Call Us First Or w .. Both Lose! Ask For Mr. Focd Over 30 Year E xp<'tience Quality 12:oo Noon to kr tht' Jo,lng . th~..· :o.t\l'iPn~t'IH iin g llllllrl t'S . the IS hour work d.1y~ \H .1 th.. m .1 l llllllll'd;.t.tt' fumre gt.'t unde-r h1s ski11 As J.imul .1s thm g~ h.1n· bt;<..'n for the C\evd.md Browns. P.tlm~.·r~m~lsts h~.· won't beth~.· next Uruce ·w·etp" 7/22/TFN 11 ~09·00 North • VInyl Siding & Painting • Pallo & Porch D01ks Free Estimates , V.C. YOUNG IIC Special Finance Department Bankruptcy? Credit Problems? .:;'l Come1h" • Room additions & Remodeli~ • Roofln_g & Gutters 44 L~ 45 AOI46 Companloll o1 Mh 41 Enck>f·term wl1h -16 Anecdote • BlUM LUMBER ST•.RT. 248 CHESTER GALLIPOLIS ~ ==. 42 Manllo- 14 Tolled 15 "The- YOUNG'S CARPENTER .SERVIG: FREE (740) 985·3948 • legal papers, investment records, photo albums, cameras, household inventory and sentimental hems will be safe. • For more information call OF 41 1lltf sw_. CMI ca~ • New Garages 40 Llv.ty .,_,.. 1 lrke 7 l~ ~ "THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SECURITY"' 740-992-5232 !NO SUNDAY CALLS) ALDER bfolher ACROSS PHILLIP ..... PRODUCTS I p,·ote•ct your guns, family heirlooms, coin and l'omeroy, Ohio 740·992·7599 ESTIMATES 740-992-1671 Irian Morrlson/Radae, Ohio in Chris Palmer SECURITY · 33795 Hiland Rd. FREIE ESTIMATES ·New Homes • Garages ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Residential, Commercial There's no quit High& Dry SeJf-Storage NEA Croaaword Puzzle BRIDGE •' ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE MASONRY BACKHOE SERVICES BOBCAT SERVICES BROWNS NOTEBOOK New Homes • Vinyl COMMERCIAL and R!SIDENTW. Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement.iJj Emergeny Funds; Mortgage; Major Medical • Home -~· Benefit for Jim King a victim of terminal cancer. Benefit· Bob & Margaret Spencer's Party and Dance Bam SA 338-letart Falls. Nov. 10 5:00 pm Music, auction. Chicken noodle dinner, drinks, etc. Donations appreciated . 949·2828 or 843-5349 ~~~·"1 Siding • New Garages • Replacemenl Windows • Room Addhlons • Roofing Middleport, Ohio 45760 Local 843·5264 Rt. 7 Pizza Express IISSELL IUILDEU INC. The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio garments 43 Tea type 45 Run 47 lsreell folk dance 48 Evergreen 49 Hoaplllll pt. 50 BIIJI 52 Obtain 53 Wide shoe size 54 Prlnter'o mea1urea CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celetlrity Cipher cryptograms are created hom quotations by lamous people, pas1 and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: I equals U 'FHGJM J c JHM JC OICAK. F H G J M VAML AC AM A C OJX PNWGPARGCC.' NV R AMC AHHJMANRJP FGNHFG TGJR RJMLJR PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A funny thing happened to me on the way to the While House:- Adlai Stevenson, af1er losing 10 Dwight D. Eisenhower. WOlD IAMI LARGEE I I' I I 12 BR0 0 T I I I, I~ I I f I 0 r I~ WA R N D IIII i Standing in ·front of the mall direclqry the not too bright fellow mumbled, "How do they know where I'm ••. -. to.-?' I I I; I' I Ie NA GS I S Compler. rhe ·chuckle quorod by tiiUng In tho miuinv WOlds you develop from Slop No 3 below 'f9 PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES . , UNSCRAMBLE lETTERS FOR ANSWER r• • I I I I I ltol I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Cobble· Ultra • Ghoul· Legume ·HUMBLE After listehirJQ. to a well known but gracious philanthropist, I conclude.d that the more noble the mind the more ·HUMBLE the person . NOVEMBER 91 �• • Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio TODAY'S S-COREBOARD New.lel$ey ........... 6 5 N.Y. RIOQfl$ .. ,. ..... 7 7 Phliadelph z~-- .... 4 7 3 0 0 0 t5 53 40 14 SO 45 4 0 12 37 48 Miami .. ~........ lndtanapolis . . ... :.. AFC EliOt Attlntle Olvttlon W L T Pia. PF PA 7 2 o 7TB 200 ng . .6 3 0 667 256 198 N,Y.Jets ............. .... .. 6 3 0 .667208 193 Buftalo .. ... . . .......... 5 4 0 .556 179 186 New Engtand . . 2 7 o 222 1 56 187 Cernral WLTPctPFPA Tennessee .. Jacksonvi!- ........... 3 6 0.333165 207 Clf"'Cinnatt . Cleveland . ., ... .. 2 7 0 .222 87 194 2 B 0 .200101 233 Weal Oakland Denver . Kansas City .. Seattle San D1ego WLTPctPFPA 8 1 0 .889 256 172 3 7 0 300 157 239 0 9 0000145 236 ~T PctPF PA 7 2 0778168 t1 5 ... 6 4 0 600 204 147 6 4 0 600 185 158 3 6 0333147 246 3 6 0 333 204 213 Central Detroit Tampa Bay .. Green Bay Chteago WL.TPc:t PFPA 7 2 0 778217 204 54 0 556169 187 54 0556232152 4 5 0 444 194 187 2 7 0 222 13'i' 226 West WL.TPc:tPFPA St lOUIS New Orleans Carolina Allanta . San Franc1sco 7 2 0 .778 354 279 6 3 0 667 183 142 4 5 0 444 183 1~3 3 7 0 300 176 277 2 8 0 .200 253 323 Sunday's Games Atlanta at Detroit. 1 p.m Ch1cago at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Ciricinnab at Dallas, 1 p m. New oneans at Carolina. 1 p_m Seante at Jacksonville. 1 p.m. Baltimore at Tennessee, 1 p m. Anzona at Mmnesota , 1 p.m. New Englancl at Cte11etand , 1 p m. Philadelphia at Pinsburgn , 1 p.m Miami at San 01ego. 4.05 p.m. Kansas City at San Franc1soo, 4.05 p.m. St LGUIS at NY Giants 4:15pm Green Bay at Tampa Bay. 4·15 p m N.Y. Jets atlr,Jianapohs, 8.20 p.m. Open: Wash1ngton Monday's Game Oakland at Oen11er, 9 p m Sunday, Nov. 19 Arizona at Philadelphia , 1 p.m. Buffalo at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Carolina a,t Minneso1a. 1 p.m. Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m Tampa Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m . Cle11eland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Detroit at New Yorio; G1ants, 1 p.m., Oaklancl at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Green Bay, 1 p.m. San D1ego at Denver, 4:05p.m. New York Jets at Miamt, 4.15 p.m. Dallas at Baltimore, 4:15 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 4: 15p.m. Jacksonville at Pittsburgh. 8:20p.m. Open : Seattle· Monday, Nov. 20 Washington at St. louis, 9 p m GB 2 .600 2 ...... 2 ..... ..... . .. -\-..... ........ 2 New Jersey ... .. , ..,. .. ., ......... 2 Washington . .. . ......2 3 .500 2112 2 .500 2112 2 500 2112 2 .500 2 112 4 .333 3 112 c.ntral D;vllion · w · LPct Cleveland ......................... 4 0 LOOO Ch811otte .·... 1 .BOO .......... Indiana ..... ......... .2 2 .500 Toronto ........ Oetrort ......... . Milwaukee .. .. ........ 2 1 ........ 1 Chicago . 0 .......... 0 3 .400 2 4 .200 3 • .200 3 4 .000 5 .000 4 Atlanta 5 4 0 556 268 201 w Mmnesora ~ami ... 08 Utah ........ San Ant.onio Vancouver . W ... ,.. 5 .... 4 4 L Pet 0 1.000 1 .BOO 1 112 W L 2 St. Louis ....... ...... 10 2 Detroit .. ......... ...... 9 5 NashviUe .............. 6 4 Chtcago .... .. ... ...... 5 8 Columbus ..... ........3 10 112 112 112 4 112 I 1 2 .600 2 3 3-4 43 38 No games scheduled Fride~'l Gamet 33 28 33 Utah at Detroi1, 7 p.m. Cleveland 59 Chicago al Cincinnati, 7;30 p.m. Kansas City at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Or1ando at Houston. 8:30p.m . OF GA. 34 2 0 0 4 1 1 o 2 1 W Colorado ............ H Edmonton ......... 9 L 2 6 At Locldand Memorial Stadium (2) Day, Chaminade-Julienne (9-2) liS . New 22 43 19 -44 22 39 17 36 35 45 50 20 55 11 32 42 42 9 26 45 3 .400 W L TOL Pta GF G.t. 2 3 .400 3 Phoenix ............ ... 9 2 5 0 23 SO 33 . 2 3 400 3 San Jose . ............ 9 2 2 0 20 37 25 Pacific Division LosAngeles .. ....... 8 6 3 0 19 60 49 W L Pet GB Dallas .. '-- . 7 4 2 1 17 39 33 .. 4 , .800 PhOenix ...... Anaheim .... , 6 6 · 3 2 17 48 60 Sacramento 4 2 .667 112 LA lakers 3 3 .500 1 112 Two points lor a win. one po1nt for a lie and Porlland .... 2 3 .400 2 overtime loss. Golden State 1 3 .250 2 112 3 . Tue1day'a Games LA Clippers .......... I 4 200 NY. Islanders 2, Nashville 1 . ......... 1 4 .200 Seattle 3 N .Y Rangers 4, Edmonton 3 Tueaday 's G1mea Colorado 2, Minnesota 0 Toronto 105, Boston 75 Phoeni x 3, los Angeles 3, 11e New York 103, Milwaukee 89 Wedneadey's Games Wash1ngton 88. Chicago 83 Pittsburgh 5, Phtladelphia 2 Houston 84 , L.A. Lakers 74 Nashville 4, New Jersey 3 Phoenhc 100, San Anlonto 81 Toronto 5, Carolina 0 . Portland 97, A.llanta 88 Montreal 4, Florida 2 Wednesday'• Games Ca lgary 1, Minnesota 0 Indiana 108, Milwaukee 97 San Jose 3, Chicago 2, OT New Jersey 102, Washing1on 86 Detroit 4, Pll oE!nilc 2 Philadelphia 103, Detroit 94 Vancou11er 7, Anaheim 2 Miami 87, Sea ttle 8 1 Todsy'a G1mea Charlotte 96. Orlando 90 Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. Cleveland 99, New York 97 N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m Vancouver 101, Dalla s 74 Edmonton at Philadelphia. 7 p.m. San Antonio 91, L.A. Lakers 81 N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 p.m. Denver 109, M1nhesota 107, OT San Jose at Columbus. 7 p.m. Sacramento 11 5; Golden State 84 St. Louis at Colorado, 9 p.m. Utah 93. LA. Clippers 87, OT Vancouver at los Angeles, 10·30 p m Today'a Games Frlday'a Games Seatlle at Charlotte, 7:30p.m. Toronto at Carolina , 7 p.m. Detroit at New Jersey, 7:30 p m Pittsburgh at Ne w ·Jersey. 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Minnesota. 8 p.m Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7:30p. m. Orlando at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Calgary at Florida , 7:30 p.m vancou11er at Houston, 8:30p.m Minnesota at Ch1cago , 8:30pm. Atlanta at Phoenix, 9 p.m . Den11er at Pontand, 10 p. m . lntemallonal Hockey League Friday'• Gtmes Eastern Conference Indiana at Wash ington. 7 p.m. W LSOLPts GF GA Cleveland a.t Toronto, 7 p.m. Grand Rapids ........ 9 1 1 19 40 25 New York aj Boston, 7:30p.m. Cleveland .......... . 7 3 3 17 53 47 San Antonio at Dallas, 8 p. m. Orlando ............. 7 4 1 15 36 28 Miami at Utah. 9 p.m. Cincinnati ............. 5 7 2 12 41 56 Atlanta at LA. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Detroit ...... . .. ..... .4 7 1 g. 35 49 Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee ........... 4 8 0 8 31 37 Western Conference W LSOLPta GF GA Kansas City ........ ... S 3 1 t7 43 32 Utah . ..7 5 o 14 40 36 , National Hockey Leagu• Manitoba ... ........ ...6 2 2 14 28 24 E11twn Conference Hous ton ..... .... ...4 5 3 11 26 34 Attantlc Dlvlalon .. ...t 6 0 B 40 43 Chicago W L TOL Pia. GF GA Pittsburgh .. ....... 7 5 2 o 16 43 41 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a lliclory; N.Y. lslanders ........ 6 4 2 1 15 34 32 one for a shootout loss. Dallas ......... Denver Houston ..... Minnesota . ····· 3 e R~hmond OHSAA High Sellool F-11 TOL Pis GF G.t. 2 0 24 46 26 2 0 20 SO 44 · Vii.ncouver .. ... ....... 8 3 3 1 Calgary ... .. .... . 4 9 2 1 Minnesota ............ 3 10 3 0 Pacific: Division · 45 -4 1 56 33 49 36 39 25 39 12 36 8 26 at Grand Rapids. 7:30pm. 49 TOLPttGF GA t NorthwHI Division GB BOO 54 43 At DoWf Cr~ter Stltdlum (t) Canlon Ce<1t. Catholic (10-1) vs . (5) Canol!> 100 (9-2) At Uniontown Lake 81u. SU..k Stadium 171 Canfield (8·3) YS (6) Mme,.burg W Holmes 110· 1) Region 12 At Hillsboro Richards Utmorlsl Field {1) Portsmouth (11..0) vs. {5) Cln Purcell Marian 18-:l) Thursday't Glmea Centrat Dlvttlon Weatern Confer.nce Mktweal Division 54 0 556243 215 NFC Eaat NY Giants Philadelphia Wash1ngton Arizona Dallas Boston . .. ·a 1 o .889181 125 Balbmore ... ... .. 6 4 0.600167 tos Pittsburgh ..... ........... :.. s 4 o 556137 93 W L Pel 0 t .000 Philadelphia .. ... ... ... .. ... 5 New Yorll. . . 3 Ortando .. ... . . ...... 3 Ottawa . .. ......... 9 1 4 o 22 Toronto ................. 9 5 1 0 t9 Buffalo . .. ..... 6 • 1 1 1-t Montreal .. .. .... ..... 5 8 2 0 12 Boston .................. 5 8 1 1 12 Southtaat Dlvlalon W L TOL Pta Washinglon ......... 3 7 4 1 11 Tampa9ay .. ... ...... • 7 1 1 10 Carotina ............... 3 8 3 o 9 Atlanta ..... , .......... 2 5 5 0 9 Aorida ........... ...... 1 6 3 3 8 Wnt.,n Conference Aotk>n 11 Houst0<1 5, Chicago 2 Nui thewt DtviekHl W L TOL Pt.t GF GA. EMtem Cont.rence (2) Cols.llilhop Wanerson (8·3) vs 16) Onawa· Gtandorl (8-3) WednHdly·s Gamu Kansas City s, Detrol 4, so Cinc:imalt 3, Milwaukae 1 (1HI) Regional &.mltlnal Pairings DIVISION IV DIVISION I AU Gsmes Saturday, 7 p.m. unlns noted All games Friday, 7:30p.m. Region I AI Lakewood Stadium {1) SOlon (11-Q) vs. (5) Cle. Glenville (10-1) At Parma Byers Fl•td (2) Cle. St. Ignatius (1D-O) vs. (3) Strongsville 110-1) Region 2 At Canton Flwc'ett Stedlum (1) Massillon Perry (10-t) vs. (5)' N. Canton Hoo11er (9·2) At Dublin Coffman Stadium (7) Manon Hard•ng (9-2) vs. (3) Mansfield Senior (10-1) Region 3 At ~ancastor Fulton Flekl (1) P1?-;en!lgton (11-0) vs. (5) Loga n ~11 -0) At Dayton Welcome Stadium (2) Upper Arlington ( 11 -0) vs (3) Troy (10-1) P.egion 4 AI Middletown Barnltz Stadium (8) Fa1rt1eld (8-3) vs . (5) Cin. Elder (7·3) At Univ. of Cincinnati Nippert Stadium (2) C1n . Cole ram ( 11·0) vs (3) C1n. St. Xavier {8-3) at Fnday. 7·30 p.m. At Solon Siewert FJeld 11) Cle. VA-SJ 110·1) YS (4) Pe")' 19-2) AI Con· ton Central Catholic Stadium (2) Youngs. Ursuline (10-1) vs. {3) Akmn Man chester (10-1) Region At Fo1loria Memorl1l Stadium ( 1) Sandusky Perl< ins {11·0) vs. { 4) Coldwater At Groveport-Madison Cruiser Stadium (2}1ronton (9 - t ) 11S. (3) Coshocton (t1-0) Region 16 At Cincinnati Princeton Viking "Stadium 11) C1n Wyom1ng (9·2) vs {4) Blancnester {10 · 1) At Hilliard Davidson Athletic Complex (2) Germantown Valley View (10-t) vs (3) Min ford (8-3) DIVISION' II DIVISION V All games Friday, 7 :30p.m. All game1 Saturday, 7 p.m. Region 17 At Chardon Memorial Field (1) B edford Chanel (10·1) liS (4) Gates M1!1s Hawken (10-1) At Salem Reilly Stadium (2) New Middletown Springfield (11·0) vs (3 ) Ma ss illon Tuslaw (t0-1) Region 18 At Defiance Fred Brown Stadium (1) Liberty Center (11·0) vs (4) Delphos Jefferson (10- 1) At Kenton Robinson field (2) Mario n Pleasant (10·1) liS. (6) Morral Ridgedale (9-2) Details, A3 121 McComb 111 0) vs (3) Antweop ( 10-1) Region 23 At Pic kerington nger Stadium (1) Portsmouth Notre Dame (11 ..0) vs (5) Toronto ( 11--Q) At Cambridge McFarland Stadium (2] Shadyside (10-t) vs (6) Newal'k Cath. (7.._) 19·2) At Lorain George Daniel Stadium (2) Wellington {11-o) vs. (3) Huron (9-2) Region 15 At Newark White Field ( 1) Newark U cktng Valley ( 11 -Q) vs . (4) U1ica 110·1) Region 5 At Bedford Stewart Field at Bearcat Stadium (1) Avon lake (10-1) vs . {5) Niles Mc: Kinley (10- 1) At Berea Baldwin-Wallace Finnie Stadium t2) · Olmsted Falls (10- 1) liS . (6) Brecksville Broadview His. (9·2) Region 6 At Fremont Ross Harmon Stadium [1) Oetiance (11-0) vs. (4) G reen (9·2) At Mansfield Senior Arlin Field (2) Bowling Green (IO·i) vs . (6} Akron Buch tel (10·1) Region 7 At London BowluJ Field (1) Marysville (1 1-0) vs (5) Springf1eld So uth Region 19 At Ashland Community Stadium (1) Ashland Crestview (10-1) vs. (5) Smith11111e 18·3) At' Westerville North Field (10-1) (2) Cols St. Francis DeSates (8-3) vs. (3) Cols At Zanesville Sulsberger Memorial Stadium (7) Johnstown Northndge (9·2) vs (3) Amanda Ciearcreek (B-3) Brookhaven ( 10-1) Region 8 At Dayton Welcome Stadium · (1) Vandalia Buller (10· 1) vs. (4) Trenton Edgewood \lO· t) At Centerville Stadium (2) Piqua {9·2) vs. (6) Love land (8·3) Region 20 AI Huber Heighta Wayne Heldksmp Stadium DIVISION lit All Games Saturday, 7 p .m. Region 9 AI Ravenna Stadium (1) Hubbard (8-2) 11s. (5) Medina Highland (8-3) At Cuyahoga Falla Clifford Stadium 12) Copley 19·2) vs. i31 Akron Hoba n (9·2) Region 10 At Findlay Donnell Stadium (8) Van Werl (7·4) vs . (4) Bellevue (9-2) At Wapakoneta Harmon Field CUBS-Exercised CINCINNATI REDS - Traded LHP Ron Villone to the Colorado Rockies for two 1T11nor !1;1ague players. NEW YpRK METS- F1red Tom Robson, hittmg c oa ch Announced the r estgnalion of Dave Wallace , p1tchmg coach, 10 become an adv1ser to the general manager. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Named Mark Aogow assistant athletic trainer. LOS ANGELES DODGERS-Named Jim RiggtemM bench coach and Jim Len bullpen co ac h BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS-Activated C Dikem· be Mutombo from the Injured hst. Waived F l\nthony M11i e1 WASHINGlON WIZARDS - Placed F Pope11e Jone s on !he in tur ed hst. Acli11ated C Calv111 Booth from tho 1njured list. FOOTBALL National Football league ARIZONA CARDINALS - Placed TE Jay rant on the InJured list. Re-signed TE Derek Brown ' ATLANTA FALCONS - S1gned DT Ron Moore to the practice squad~ BUFFALO BILLS-S 1gned WR Kevin Drake 1o the prachce squad . CAROLINA PANTHERS-Signed AS Wilmont Per1y to tt1e practice squ ad. Waived WA Da1ryl Dan1el from the practice squad. DALLAS COWBOYS-Pla ce d WA (8) Millord Ctr. Fairbanks (9·2) liS. (4) Reading 19·2) At Xenia Cox Stadium (2) Brookville ( 10-1 J vs. (3) Ba inbridge Pa1nt Valley (10 -1) Raghib Ismai l and DT. Chad Hennings on inJured reserve. Signed DE Aaron Fields ond S Greg Myers. DIVISION VI All game• Friday, 7:30 p.m. Clemons from defens1ve assislallt coach to ~1nebaclo.ers coach . ' Region 21 NEW FNGLAND PATRIOTS-Signed WR len)' Glenn lo a contract exten sion At Beloit Weal Branch Heacock Stadium (1) Mogadore (1 1-0) vs. (5) McDonald (9-21 At Elyria Ely Stadium {2) Norwalk St. Paul (11-0) \IS. (3) Cle. Cuyahoga His. ( 11 ·0) Region 22 At Lima Senior Stadium DETROIT LIO~lS - Promot ed HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES.:._I\greed to terms with G· Mart1n 81ron on a two-year contract. 22'fiesAres ~P To $1 000~ , 6-WI SE~ · EBATeS WR TO OR 0.9% APR .FINANCE ' 10 - EXPLORER "SPORT· ·IN STOCK.... ,~:: .• ~. ON -THE D, ·READY.TO DELIVER 3- ESCAPE'S READY TO DELIVER· . . IN S:r~CK .. ~··u'~~ •• ~.~ ••,........................ ""..""" .. ;,, ON. THE G '· . 7 · EXP~tt NS fN §rog~e. O.Q~ Ae~'" '¥~~~~ 12- TAURU.-a:, ~:,. "tw A.::.I\"K..·.. ,...... . ,.IL'\••••" .· .\·~:·•••. -,, ,••~...• ••••••' ReBATES Up ' ,APR FINANCE .• 2 - MUSTANGS 1N STOCK ... ;. ..................... .. CASH REBATES UPTO •150000 OR 0.9.%APR FINANCE ' ... ' ' . . ~· ··::-· .... <t· ' . • 1-77 Exit 132 Ripley, WV 1-800-964-3673 (304) 372-3673 Bush up by 327, . AP finds PO INT PLEASANT, W.Va. Mothm aQ may b e a (AP) West Virginia leger\d. but the . movie is strictly Hollywoodand the filmi ng is expected to occur in Pittsburgh. Variety magazine reported m September that actor Richard Cere had been signed t o star in a movie based on a 1975 book titled "The Moth man Prophecies" by John A. Ked . The ~tory is about a series of events that occurred in Point Pleasant in the . late 1960s. Gere i~ to play a reporter who is drawn to the Mason County city of Point Pleasant to investigate sigh tings of a flying creature known as Mothman . Mothman carne to ]ife on Nov. 15, \966, when four teen-agers, identified by Keel TALLAHAS~EE, FIJ. (AI') - An unofficial canvass of tht: presidential vote in Flonda show., Republican George W. !lush w1th a scant 327vure le ad over Democrat AI Gore. The county-by-county review by The Associated Press left the dt<pu ted race sti ll too close to call with allegations of irregularities swirling and ballots from overseas reside nts still to be counted . Reco~nt re~ults from all67 of the stat e's counties g3ve !lush a lead of 327 votes out of nearly (, million cast, accordin g to the unofficial AP canvass. The origin.1l tin"almargin had been reported at 1.784. At stake are Florid,,\ 25 electoral votes, which could decide whethn Gore or !lush becomes th e nation 's 43rd premlent. AP interviewed county election officials to get the recount totals for each can didate. The final county, S.eminole,.ti ni'iht:d its. recount in the predawn hours. The offioal ~ecount lagged be hind, and Secretary of State Katherine Harris said it co uld be al late as next Tuesday - a week after the ele ction - before the sta te certifies ball.ot results from all cou nt ies. She also pointed out that it would take even longer - at least until Nov. 17 - to tabulate ballots cast by Floridians ove rseas and post- ' RECYCUNG STUDENTS - Krista Johnson's eighth grade Science Club students took time from their busy school sched· ules Thursday to collect recyclables in conjunction with "Recycle Ohio Month ." The students have been improving th'e envi· ronm ent by participating in an in-school program designed to emphasize recycling habits. (Tony M. Leach photo) Please see Iron, Page Al Students pitch in with recycling efforts State lawmakers debate• pay ra1se Please see Bush, Page Al M. LEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF BY To,..v MIDDLEPORT Students at Meigs . Middle School in Middleport con tinu ed collecting recyclables on T hursday aft ernoo n as part of th e obscrvJnce of November bei1lg "Recycle Ohio Month " and th e celebratio n of"' America Recycles Day" o n Nov. 15. Krista Johnson "s eig h th grade Sc ience Clu b stud e nts have been collec ting various recyclables throughout the schoo l as part of a continu ing · insc h ool progra m geared towards improving thC environment. " The difference that we're seein g si n ce the program's inception ove r two month s ago is unbelievable," said J oh nson. " The ' school has went from COLUMOUS (AI') -State lawmakers wo uld receive a S9,000 raise next year, falllowed by annual cost-of-l iving increases through 201)8, if 3 proposal introduced Thursday becomes Jaw. · ·The proposal raises the b3se salary for House and Senate lawm akers from $42.427 to $49,927, then adds a 3 percent cost-of-living increase of $1 . ~97, 1\Jaking the 2(10 1 salary S5 1 ,425. A tier that, lawmakers wou ld receive raises equal to cost-oflivin g in creases of as much as 3 percent. T hey could earn as mu ch as $63,246 per year by 200S, w h en the cost-of-livmg adji1Stmtnts end. Tht· sal:trics of the speaker of the H ouse and the Senate president would rise from $(>6, 133 to $H0, 1611 n ext year. Those salaries would rise to as much as $94,868 by 2008 . T h e proposed rme would be lawmakers' first pay increase sinc e 1992. Youtlr 1111der tile a.~e of 18 wrr also participate, aud itr doirr.~ siJ, lwr•e 1111 oppllrtrmity to ll'itr a tl"ip .for four to f#llt Disrrq• Wc1rld in Florida. d isposing of 33 bags of trash a day to annmd 11 ." "We are very proud of these students," added johnson. " They have all been working ve ry h ard and learni ng an invaluabl e lesson at the same time." According to the director of th e Meigs Coun ty Recycling and Litter Prevention Program, Kenny Wiggins, Ameri ca R ecycles Day is a national ca mpai g n ainted at promoting the benefits of recycl ing and pu rch asi n g Sentinel served . FROM STAFF REPORTS MIJ)IJLEPORT - Veterans Day will be a day in the park in Middleport, as Fec:ney-HennL·tt Post 12H of the America\1 l.q;10n rmd Fish~r Funeral Hom e join · together to honor the nGtion\i veterans. Saturday's events will rake place in the Legion Park on Mill Street, with the Meigs County All-Wars McmoriJl as the centcrp~t:oc. Door. prize~. h ve entertainm ent, free: train nde~ tOr childrc:Jl alld a display ol military equip ment (Ire planned from II a.m untli 2 p.m. at Stewart-lknnetl refreshmehts will Ames will close·store next year $200,000. Youth under the age of 1S can also participate, and in doing so, h3ve an oppo rt unit y to win a trip for. four to Walt Disney World in Florida. Pl edge cards for participation in the BY KEVIN KELLY OVP NEWS EDITOR GALLII'OLIS - Just over a year after its return to the local reta il mark:et, Ames h ;1~ announced it wi ll close its Gallipolis sto re early in 200 I. Ames exec utives in Rocky Hill, Conn, sa id Thursday the· d iscount retailer will close 32 "u nJcr-Pc1for-ming" ston.·s· nationwide, including 12 in Ohto. The Ga llipolis store in the Ohio River Plaza " among the dozl' n in thL· Bu ckeye State targeted for cl~smg by th e end of February. officials said. Joseph p... E1tore, Ames' chairman and chief executiv~ officer, ..;aid clo~mg the 32 stores·allows AnH."' to e11ter 2(1111 "wi th a very strong group of core stores. "Closing :I1.1Y -.rore is .tlways a Jiffi cult dcci. sion," Ettor~ . . aid. "We bt•licve. however, th:lt it jo; ·i n the co nlpan y"s bc-.; t interest to focus our efli.>rh into proven "ton·~ J~ \veil !l\ promismg new one~. "Wherever pmsible. our a~soc iate s will be otTr.:-n:d op~'Jortunitil'' in 11L',uby store lucation \,~ ­ hc addcJ. Gallipoli< ,md the o th er dosing stores wi ll be Please see Efforts, Page Al be Thl' Jav\ t'VL'Ilt" ''ill not only n; cognizc \'\.'tcr.ms of all wars, hut w1 1l also di-Jw attention to the proposed World Wat II 1110illl mc:J1t now hci11g planned for Wao,;h i _n ~toll. A !llllitary pmt;ram. 'il't for 1 :45, .tnd a h.dloon r,·b~>e .1t 2 p.m. wi ll condude the day\ events. Accord ing to Myron I )uftieiJ. who ha~ on.·rv.:c:n the n:"toution of the· AII - W.trs Mc·11mri:JI n11 bc:h ,1lf of till' l l'gion po'lt, S.1turd.1y nt.1rb t!w tiro.,t .ltllll\l'1''.1ry of the n:\tol'.lttOtl proJ L' t r. Thr. g.rtcbo- o.,tyh• lllOJlt11l.ll'llt wa~ rededicated on Mcmori<1l AS Calendar Classifieds B4-6 B7 Comics M Editorials Obituaries S1.1orts A3 Bl-2,5 A3 WcMh~r Lotteries BY BRIAN <Jhio l,llhli c Worb Comn 1ission commi ttt.'t' .lt 1.3\JckLye Hills/ Hocking Valley Region.tl Development Dimict. Prc~c..·nt:ltiom on each of thL· projL'ct'i local COillJJlittL'l' .1 ft:t:r nno t 1. W.VA. Daily 3: o-.1-4 Daily 4: .1- J- :1- 1 \\'L'fl' lllJtk lH:fnrc: th~.· otl Wl·<..illc..'t;d.Jy I he locil ullllllllttl't' j, nudl· up ot' j.1nct How.uJ. prcsldL'lH nf the Me1gs County lloard of lu an initial rt111kiu,l! JIYIII•ided by B11ckeye Hills, a $507,213 JICII'iu,s; JmJjcct was ranked first <ltJWII.I? 73 proJects SHhmitted in Disrria 18. re~cntin~ the coun ty\ village'~. Ed I )ur,t, reprc~cnting town"hip Enginc'l'r-L·lcct Eu~cnc Triplett. .111d Dick Vaugha11 of t tuo.,Lt'l'o.,, Middleport. att at - L1rgt' committee 111L:mhn. In ;111 initi;1] nnking prov ldt•d by lluch·ye Hill1. a $5117.~lJ pa\'ing pr~1ject was r,mkcd tirst among 7J project<; submitted jn District I~ - Tiur prOJt.'Ct fumk bur n·quc.::~rcd ,1 ln.111 in tht• tHJ gcmt .1111\lllllt of $.175 ,."1.\~ . Th.1t project rwc'll"e,l 1 35 ,iddJtiOll.ll pomr.., in rhe lo c.1l pnoritiZ,UIOtl prtKi.'.._,S Con1n1issioners, Middle- Tlw project, . . uhmittel_l by tht• port M .wor bnparelil . n·p. Sandy . Mcit-," County Highw.1y Dcp.trt- ( ~ tnlnty I . REED MIDDLEPORT - A p•ving project proposed by the Vill,,~e of M iddlcport ha' received tht• h1ghc\t rati ng from ,1 local Issue• Two committ<..'l'. Five Mctg'\ County projt.'ct' h;~vc been ~ubmittL·d and '"'·111 now b~ r~.·vicwcd by ;1 f)i strict 1H Pick 3: 9-H-9; Pick 4: 1-2~9-H Buckeye 5: 2- 12- 2tt-J2-JS I J. SENTINEL NEWS STAFF OlllO Please see Legion, Page Al Please see Ames, Page Al Local committee ranks OPWC projects Today's 1 Sections- 16 Pages Park. Free recyCled products. The theme for this year 1s eve nt is "For Our Children's Fut ure ... Buy Recycled Today," and offe.rs those who pledge to recycle or buy recycledrelated products an opportunity to win the "American Dream H ouse" co n test, which includes a three-bedroo m home built p rim ar ily with recy cled-co nten t materials as the grand pnze. The ho use is va lu ed at more than Th ese Meigs ·Middle School students took part in the recycl ing efforts as part of recognizing that November is "Recycling Ohio Month ." Middleport Legion plans Veterans Day event ' •' Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. OOI'l through the 2007 season . QR 1.9% ':AP.R·FINANCE '1:.'' their ap tian on SS Ricky Gutierrez for the 2001 season. ' 10-" Rick Down htltlng coach National League CHICAGO so Cenb W.Va. legend to be filmed in Iron City BASEBALL SOX- Named Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 51, Number 117 American League RED November 10, 1000 Hometown Newspaper Meigs County's Region 24 AI Troy Memorial Stadium (1) Mana Ste1n Marion local (10·1) vs. (5) Cedarv111e (7-4) At Greenville Harmon Field (2) Co111ngtan ( 11 -0) 11s. (3) Ansonia {9·2) BOSTON I Friday • (1} Delphos St Johns (1,·0) vs (<&)Columbus Grove (9-2) At Napoleon Buckenmeyer Stadium Region 13 1• Society news and notes, AS St. John's upsets UK, Bl Saturday Hlp: 50s; Low: 30s Thursday, November 9, 2000 • ml'nt. wa' r,m kc:d lt~st among the Mci~ County projL·cts. Tlw cnm mi":-o,ioncn. 111 di~cus~i11g the project car\i~,.· r this month. noted rh ,n hl'Cl\ISC thL' fl'llllt' St 1\ Olll' for ' loan tl.ltld~ only, It rccl'!Vl'd more poims Ill the pnonti7ing pn>t:l'~'The comtlllll~lotler-..; went ~D C1r ,1\ to ,1\k Engineer Robert E.1o.,on, m ,111l)ct. I Hletter, tu change the rc·quc~r to .1 gr.m r applicatlun. A r oullt\ htiLlgt· projcl't, rankl·d 2hth d1~trict \\'Jdc, n.'rL'l\'L"d .i5 pmnl~. It wa..., ranked 1hird of the county\ flfth 1projcc"t in Wednesdav\ loc<1l com n, ittec: Please see OPWC, Page Al � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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