https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/141f39ca9673a75c0789db8939212ef6.pdf c8c47291932fdc64bfef695765f22182 PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Monday, November 13,2000 TODAY'S SCOREBOARD PIG JGiliAi i, --~ AFC Eaot W L T Pto. Pf' PA 8 2 0 .800 217 126 1 3 0 700279 213 Milnv , .... lrldianapojtS Buffalo ...... 6 4 0 .600199 189 ~ . v Jels Now England . 6 4 0 600 223 216 2 8 0 200 Centql Temessee ... ~67 206 8 2 0 .800 204 149 1 4 0 636 191 128 Baltimore ... Pittsbuft11 . Jacksonvtlte 5 5 0 .500 160 119 3 7 0 300186 235 3 8 0 .273 120 244 2 8 0 200 93 217 Cle~eland. ClfiC1r108tl .. 11 Notre Dame . 1·2 1,006 11 12 01\lo St . ...... 8-2 957 13 13. MissiSSippi St 7-2 896 IS t4 Tuas 8-2 725 19 15 TCU 8-1 679 18 16 Clemson . 8·2 662 t7 17, Purdue .. ..7-3 603 9 18 Aubu'm 8-2 599 22 19 !Aochtgan .7-3 503 20 20 Georgta Tech .. 7 ·2 469 24 21 Te.11asA&M . 7·3 328 23 22 Georgta ... .. ... 6·3 ~22 14 23. Nonhwestern 7-3 294 12 24 Southern M1ss. . .. 7-2 238 25 . ... 7·3 121 21 25 South CarOhna Others recerv1ng votes: LSU 97, Tennessee 56, lOUJSVtlle 49, Tciledo 17, UTEP 14, Air Force 8 Colorado Sr 7 , Iowa St 6, MISSisstppt 3, N C State 2, W. M~ehtgan 2, W1sconsm 2. Boise St 1 Ohoo St. 24. a5 •' Den~er .. .. Kansas aty Seattte ...... San Otego 0 889 256 172 0 556 268 201 5 5 0 500 250 236 4 7 0 364 185 260 010 0 000 152 253 NFC e.., WL T 7 3 0 7 4 0 6 4 0 4 6 0 3 7 0 NY Giants Pniladelphl8 Wash1ng1on Dallas Arizona . Pet PF PA 700 192 153 636 230 170 600 185 158 400227 2 19 :lOO 161 277 Central a Mtnnesota Detroit ... Tampa Bay Green Bay 2 0 800 248 218 .6 4 0 600 182 197 6 4 0 600 252 167 4 6 0 400 209 207 2 8 0 200 140 246 ChiCago West St LOUIS 8 2 0 800 392 303 New Orteans 1 3 0 700 203 152 Carolina . Atlanla . 4 6 0 400 t93 173 3 8 o 273 186 290 San FrallCtsco . .3 8 0 273 274 330 Sunday'J Games Oatrctl 13 Atlanta TO Butta:o 20 Chtcago 3 Salurday's Callev- Footblll M..or Scares , 'EAST Brown 34, Dartmouth 26 Cenl Connechcut St 35 Stony Brook 34 20T COfnell 35. C~umb1a 31 Delaware 31 , Massachusetts 19 DuQuesne 23. lafayette 14 Fau1ield 66 . Can.s1us 0 Gardner-Webb 38. New Hampshire 35 Georgetown D C 20 St Perer s 16 Holy Cross 32 Colgate 3 lona 31 S1ena 21 Leh1gh 51 . Fordham 17 Ma1ne 42 . Northeastern 17 Mansi 13. La Salle 12 Penn 36, Harvard 35 Pnnceton 19, Yale 14 Rhode lslant1 26. Connect1cut 21 Rober1 Morns 43 Albany. N Y 34 Sacred Heart 20 St Franc •s. Pa 0 Syracuse 31 . Temple 12 Towson 15, Bucknell 13 West V1rgm•a 31 Rutgers 24 20T William & Mary 48 Villanova 41 20T Seanle 28, Jackson\lllle 21 Baltimore 24 , Tennessee·23 Minnesota 31 Anzona 14 Cleveland 19 New Englarld 11 Phlladelphta 26, Pittsburgh 23. OT Miami 17. San Otego 7 San Franctscb 21. Kansas City 7 St louts 38. N Y Gtants 24 Tampa Bay 20. Green Bay 15 lndtanapolls 23, N Y Jets tS Open Washtngton Monday's Game Oakland at Denver. 9 p m Sundav. Nov. 19 DetrOit at N.Y GIClnts, 1 p.m Buffalo at Kansas City, 1 p m Tampa Bay at Ch1cago. 1 p m. Oakland at New Or1eans, 1 p m Anzona at Philadelphia 1 p m lndlanapo~s at Green Bay. 1 p.m. Cleveland at Tennessee. 1 p m C1oonnat1 at New England 1 p m Carouna at Minnesota. 1 p.m San Otego at DenlJer. 4 05 p m N Y Jets al Mlam1, 4 15 p.m DaQas a1 Balnmore, 4' 15 •p m Allanta at San Franc1sco. 4 15 p m Jacksonvtlle at P1ttsburgh, 8 20 p m. Open Seattle Monday, Nov. 20 Washington at St LoUIS, 9 p.m. jCOWGE ~I BALL/ The AP Top 25 The Top Twenty F1ve teams 1n The Assoc1at· ed Press college football poll, w1th f1rst-p1ace votes tn parentheses, records through Nov 11 , total points based on 25 points tor a t~rst-place vote through one pomt for a 25th·place vole ant1 r!lnkmg tn the prev1ous poll: W·L Pta. Pvs. 1 O~lahoma (70) , .. 9-0 1 774 1 2 M•am1 . a·l 1.690 2 3 Florida St (1) 10·1 1 629 3 4 Flonda 9· 1 1,551 5 5. Oregon 9· 1 1,490 6 6 Washmgron 9- 1 1 429 7 7 Vlrgin1a Teen 9·1 1 328 B 8 Oregon St. 9-1 1 263 10 9 Kansas Sl 9-2 1124 16 10 Nebraska 8·2 1 101 4 Buckeyes Alabama A&M 27, Alcorn Sf 20 Alabama St 44. MVSU 28 Appatach1an St 35, W. Carottna 28 Auburn 29 Georgra 26, OT Bethune-Cqokman 35, Howaro 0 Charleston Southern 25, L1ber1y 0 C1ncmnat1 13, Memph•s 10 OT Oav1dson 22. Aust1n Peay 7 Delaware St 31 Nortolk St. 28 E. Kentucky 52. Kentucky St o ETSU 24. Chattanooga 22 Eas1 Carolma 62, Houston 20 Flonda 41. South Carolina 21 Flonda St 35, Wake Forest 6 F11rm~tn ')7 WoHnrrj i 8 Georg1a Southern 32, Elon 9 Jackson 51 38. New Ha...,en 37 JacksonvrUe 31, Wagner 22 JackSonVIlle St 28, Lowsrana·Lafayette 14 lSU 20, MISSISSippi 9 Lou1siana Tech 42. Lou1s1ana-Monroe 19 LOUISVIlle 38, Army 17 Marshall 51 . M1am1 (OhiO) 31 Mtami 35. Ptttsburgh 7 Mtddle Tennessee 45, South Florida 9 Mlsslss1pp1 51 29, Alabama 7 Murray St 62, Tennessee Sl 40 N Carolma A& T 31 Hampton 28 N C Stale 35, Duke 31 North Carolma 13, Maryland 10 Rt.chmond 21, James Madtson 2 S Carolina St 57 , Morgan St 37 Sam Houston St 27, Nonhwestern Sf 13 Southam MISS 33, UAB 30 OT Southern U 49 , Texas Southern 29 Tenn.·Martln 31 . Wingate 30 Tennessee 63. Arnansas 20 Troy St 20 McNeese St 16 Tulane 50. Na"Y 38 VMI 41, The C1!adel 21 Vanderbilt 24 Kentuclc.y 20 Vtrgin~a Tech 44 , UCF 21 W Kentucky 28. lnd1ana St 3 MIDWEST Akron 49, Buffalo 14 Cent Michigan 21, W M1chlgan 17 E M1ch1gan 39 N IllinoiS 32 1\ltnOIS St 44 , E llltno1s 41, 20T Iowa 27 NMhwestern 17 Kansas Sf 29, Nebraska 28 M1ch1gan 33 Penn St 11 M1ch1gan St 30 Purdue 10 N Iowa 60, Prame V1ew 14 Notre Dame 28 Boston College 16 Oh10 23. Bowl1ng Green 21 on the i.lo:;r p l.ty of the thtrd qu.trt!..'r A>:. KnnJe J ' l r.tmblcJ for .1 first down .111J s!Jd, N11ke Dm>:. hrt htm hdmL·t- to - lwlmL't, k.Ivtng thr..• qu.trtcrb.tck bymg llHJtHJnlc~o .. fi.lr from Page 81 g.Jmt' 1..'\·er at 0\uo St,lte." ( ~ uopL'r ~ ;nd lll11101\ su1Te1ed 1llJ 11 rrco; roo, mo<.a uoublv the 101\s of qu.1rtcrb.1ck Kurt K1ttncr ro J Loncusston Browns from Page 81 their firSt I 0 games, the Browns' defense scooped up three "When things are go1ng your way, yo u start gcltmg the breaks and then the "ms." sa td ttght end Aaron She.1. who se TD ca tch 111 the first half was C leve !Jnd'~ tirst score other than a fidd goal snJ cc Oct. 15 . " We haven't had that ," Shea sard. "Not to make e x c u se~ But every ltttle phy \\iem agatn ~ t us. sc\·eral mtnuce~. KJttllL'I . . rrugglt•d w ht~ fi:L·t Jnd \\,liked off the liclcl He \1',1\ chel ked om of :111 Urban.1 hnspJt .ll .ltld ..,e!lt homl' btL' S,.tturd.ty Hopefully, we can ge t some more The Patnots (2-8) lost the~r fo urth .1n a row Jnd agatn couldn't wm a close one. Seven of New England's c1ght losses this season have been by e 1ght poultS or less Bledsoe's 2-yard scunng pass to tlt;ht end Rob Rutledge With 5 48 remaining cut the Browns' lead to 19-9. and the Patnots convened the 2-pmnt convcr"i !On . But after the tc.tm s traded punts , the Browns ran out the final 3 Of) to secure JUSt the~r second home wm m rwo seasons. "We have one more wm than DIV1SION VI Roglon 21 · Cle Cuyahoga Hts. 36, Norwalk Sl Paul 12 Mooadore 18, McOonatd 6 R4glon 22 Delphos St John's 41, Columbus Grove 13 t.tcComb 21 • Antwerp 6 Region 23 NewarJ~: Cath 47, Shadyside 28 Toronto 22. Portsmouth Notre Dame 18 Region 24 Covmgton 26, Ansonl8 6 Mana Stein Manon local 42, Cedarvtlle o • Region 1 Alt games Saturdav, 7 p.m eJCcepl other· , wise noted At Parma Byers Field (1) Solon ( 12.0) vs . (2) Cie St IgnatiUS ( 11· 0) Reglon2 Regional Final Pairings Saturday's Result! At Manslield Senior Ar11n Field (1) Massrllon Perry (11-1) vs . (7) Manon Harding (to 2) Region 3 At Columbus Crew Stadium (5) Logan (12-0) \IS (2) Upper Arhngton (12· Region 1 Cle Sf IgnatiUS 29 StrongSlJIIIe 0 Solon 21 , Gleov1lle 14, OT Region 2 Manon Hard1ng 14, Mansfield Sen.or 10 Mass1llon Perry 28, N. Can Hoover 27 Region 3 Logan 28. P1ckenngton 26 Upper Arlington 42, Troy 14 Region 4 C1n Elder 21. Fairfield 14 DIVISION Ill Region 9 Copley 17, Akr Hoban 14 OT Hubbard t=; , Med1na Highland 3 Reqian 10 Cots Warterso n 21, Ottawa-Glandorf 14 Van Wert 35. Bellevue 21 Region 11 Can Cenr Cath 7 Carrollton 6 Millersburg W Holmes 48, Canl1eld 20 Region 12 Day Chamrnade-Julienne 15, New Richmond 14 Portsmouth 37, C1n Purcell Manan 6 DIVISION V Region 17 Bedford Chanel2i, Gates M1Us Hawken New Middletown Spnng 28, Mass1llon Tus· law 21 Region 18 Liberty Center 22, Delphos Jefferson 20 • Manon Pleasanl31 Morral Ridgedale 26 Region 19 Amanda -Ciearcreek 20, Johnstown North· ndge 0 Smlfhvtlle 21 , Ashland Crestvmw 13 Region 20 Brook!Jille 35. Bainbridge Pa1nt Valley 20 Readmg 50, M1Uord Ctr Fairbanks 8 o DIVISION II Region 6 Niles McK1niey 21, A\lon Lake 20, OT Olmsted Falls 27, Brecksville Broad\llew HIS 17 Region 6 Akr Buchtel 45, Bowling Green 13 Defiance 35, Green 14 Region 7 Cots . St Franc1s DeSales 28, Cots Brookhaven 25 Marysv11te 21 Spnng S 8 Reg1on 8 Ptqua 28, Loveland 17 Vandatra Buller 31 , Trenton Edgewood 14 Region 4 Friday, 7 p.m. at University ol Cincinnati Nippert Stadium (21 Ctn Coterarn (12·0) vs (5) C1n . 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H lll t Rovlon 17 AI W•rren Hlrding Mollenkopf Stadium (I) Bedlord Chano1 (11-1) vs. (2) New Middletown Springlield (12.0) Region 18 At flndl1y Donnell Stldlum · (1) liberty Center (t2.Q) vs. {2) Manon DIVISION II All games Friday, 7:30p.m. Region 5 . At Bedford Stewart Field at Bearcat St•· dium (5) N1les McKinley ( 11·1) vs (2) Olmsted Falls (11 1) Region 6 At Fremonl Ron Harmon Stadium (1) OeliarlCe (12..Q) vs {6) Akron Buchtel (11-1) Region 7 At Dublin Coffman Stadium (1) Marysville (12.0) vs. (2) Cots St. Franc1s DeSafes (9-3) Region 8 At Dayton Welcome Stadium (1) Vandalia Butler (11·1) vs. (2) Piqua (102) DIVISION 111 All games Saturday, 7 p.m. Region 9 At Canton Fawcett Stadium (1) Hubbard (9·2) vs (2) Coplay (10-2) Region 10 At Kenton Robinson Field (B) Van Wert (8-4) vs. (2) Cols Bishop Watterson (9-3) Region 11 At Dover Cr1ter Stadium (1) Canton Cent CatholiC (11-~) vs. (6) Millersburg W. Holmes (1 1-1) Region 12 A1 Hillsboro Rlcharda Memorial Field (1) Portsmouth {12-0) vs (2) Day Cham 1. nade·Juhenne (10-2) DIVISION IV All games Friday, 7:30 p.m. Region 13 A1 Twinsburg. Tiger Stadium (4) Perry (10·2) vs (2) Youngs. Ursuline ( 11 · 1) Region 14 At Tiffin Columbian Froat·Katnow Stadt· um {4) Coldwater (10·2) vs (2) Wellington (12· 0) ' Region 15 AI Lancaster Fulton Field ( 1) Newark LIC~ung Valley (12 -0) vs (2 ) Iron· ton (10·1) · I co•• FGE HOOPS I ThoAPfop 2S , The Pteasant ( 11·1) R19lon 18 At ML Vtmon Yellow Jeeket S..dlum (5) Sm1thv11te (11·1) vs . (3) Amanda· Clearcreek (9-3) R19lon 20 At Centerville Stadium (41 Reading (10-2) vs. (2) Brookville (11-1) DIV1SION VI AIL g1mts Frldly, 7:30 At Bern Blldwln·Wall•e• Finnie Stad~ um Region 21 vs (3) Cle Cuyahoga Ro~lon 22 AI Lima Senior Stadium (1) Delphos St John s ( 12 O) vs. (2) McComb (12·0) Region 23 AI New Phll1delphia Qu1ker Stadium (5) Toronto (12-D) \IS (6) Newark Cath (B-4) Region 24 At Troy Mtmoriai .Stadlum (1) Mana Ste•n Manon Local (11·1) vs (2) Covington (12·0) PRO HOOPS National Saaketball Auoclatlon Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pet. 3) 7 Phlladelph•a New York Orlando . .... Mlam1 New Jersey Boston Washington GB o 1 000 5 2 4 3 3 1/2 3 1/2 3 112 4 112 5 1/2 2 714 4 500 3 .500 .. 3 3 500 .. .2 4 .;333 2 6 250 Central Division Cleveland 5 1 833 lnd1ana .. .4 2 667 Charlotte .... 4 3 571 Toronro 4 3 571 Detroit . . ... . .. 3 5 .375 Chtcago ....... 1 5 167 Milwaukee 5 .167 Atlanta .. . . ....... 0 7 000 Western Conftrence Midwest Division W L Pet U!ah .5 1 833 San Anlofll,o . .. .... 5 2 714 Dallas .........., . .. 4 3 -571 ..4 3 571 Vancouver Denver . . ...... .. ... 3 4 429 Minnesota .. . .... 3 4 429 Houston . . ... 3 5 .375 Pllclflc Division Phoenix .. 6 1 857 Sacramento . 6 2 750 LA lakers .. . ...... ... .. 4 3 571 Portland ,.. 4 3 571 LA Clippers . ... .. ..2 5 286 Seattle .. .. .. 2 6 250 1 5 .167 Golden State Saturday's Games N ew Jersey 126, Seattle 91 Indiana 94, Detroit 84 Cleveland 86, Washington 73 New York 81, Chartone 67 Philadelphia 85. Boston 83 Toronto 98, Chicago 75 San Antonio 91, Vancouver 78 Minnesota 103, Milwaukee 92 PhOEVIIX 84, M1am1 82 Portland 111, Houston 88 Sund•r·• G1mea Detroit 101, Seattle 92 Sacramento 109, Qallas 84 . Denver 95, LA Clippers 79 Orlando 105, Golden State 99, OT LA Lakers 105, Houston 99 Manday'a Games Portland at New Jersey. 7 30 p m Dallas at LA Clippe rs 10 30 p m Tuesday's Games 1 1 112 1 112 3 s 4 4 112 GB 1 1 2 2 112 1/2 1/2 112 112 3 1/2 2 2 4 4 1/2 4 112 VOie.s in parentheses, records through Nov 12, total points based on 25 points for a llfst.place vote through one point for a 251h·place votBj and tast season's final ranking: 1 Anzona (35) W4. Ptt. PvL ....... . ....... 0-D 1.538 1 2. Duke (21) ...... ...... .. ... 0·0 1,522 2 3 !A~hlgan St (5) __ 0-0 1 337 3 4. Kansas (1) ................... 2·0 1_.330 7 5 Stanford . .. 0·0 1 ,293 4 6. Maryland (1) . _ ....... 0·0 I 267 5 7 North carolina .. . 2·0 1 244 6 8 IllinOIS . . . .. 0·0 1 093 8 9. Tennessee ... .. .... 0·0 t065 9 10 SetonHall 0·0 1 032 10 11 Florida ... . 0·0 926 11 12 Utah O·O 660 13 13 Connecticut .. 0·0 654 14 14 UCLA . 1·1 ' 619 17 15 Ar1<ansas 0-0 588 15 16. Notre Dame 0·0 578 15 17 Ctnclnnatl 0·0 551 18 18 Wake Foresl 0·0 432 20 19 WISCOnSin 0·0 431 19 20 Kentucky .0·2 373 12 21 Oklahoma 0·0 312 22 0-0 308 21 22 DePaul .. .. . . 23 Southern Cal .. 0·0 256 23 1- 1 243 24 StJohn's 25 V1rg1nia . . .. ... 0·0 164 24 Others rece1v1ng votes Iowa St 126, Alaba· ma 120, Georgetown 72. Iowa 66. Mlssoun 66, lndtana 30, Xav1er 30, Texas 26, Utah St 20, Memphis 14, N C State 14, SMU 11. South Carolina t1 , Temple 9, Dayton 7, LSU 7, Wyommg 6. BYU 5, CS Northndge 3, MISSIS· sippr St 3. Charlotte 2. Gonzaga 2. Pepperdlne 2. Tulsa 2. UNLV 2,Lowsrana-Latayeffe 1. Oregon i, South Florida 1 I tRANSACTIONS ·J BASKETBALL National Basketball Association BOSTON CELT/CS-Aclivated G Chns Her· ren and _F Waller McCarty from the InJured i1st Pla ced G Randy Brown and F Jerome Mo1so on the inJured list CHICAGO BUllS -Activated G Corey BenJ8mln ant1 C Jake Voslc.uhi from the injured l1st. Placed G Bryce Drew and C Brad M11ter on !he injured list. GOLDEN STATE WARR10RS-Acllva1ed F Chns Mullm from the Injured !1st. Placed G Von· teego Cummings on the 1n1ured hs1 LOS ANGELES LAKER5-Piaced G Tyronn Lu e on the InJUred l1st Ac;!rvated G Mtke Pen berhy from the InJUred list ORLANDO MAGIC- Activated FfC Andrew DeClercq from Jntured Its!. FOOTBALL National Football League JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS- Waived OT Regg1e Nelson S1gned CB Shad Cnss !rom the practice squad OAKLAND RA IDERS- Signed PK Breit Conway WaiVed Ol Austn Robbins HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL-Suspended PhoeniK LW Brad May Indefinitely for slashing Columbus RW Steve Heinze in a game on Nov 11 ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS- Re ca lled C Annt1 Aalto and c Andy McDonald !rom Cincin· nati of the AHL Assigned 0 Anrti-Juss1 Niemi and RW Jonas Ronnqvlst lo Cincinnati. CALc;iARV FLAMES-Reassigned G Martin Brochu to Saint John of lhe AHL FLORIDA PANTHERS-Reass1gned AW Den1s Shvidkl to louisville oil he AHL MINNESOTA WILD- R ecalled G DalJid Brumby and RW Chnstran Matte from Cleve· land ol the IHL PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Recalled D Andrew Ference from Wttkes-Barre-Scarnton ot the AHL S.nurd.ty ag.1inq North\\'l'Stcrn ..1 ro:~d g.tnH.' the Jill m nnr ..,t '''Ill w become ehgJb(e t()r ,1 bowl g.Jtl ll' but utte the Wddc.ns need to n:ta111 thcrr ~lu re uf the Btg Ten lrtlt· r-----------------, r-----------------, wheel alignment 1 I tires : !$2495 $4995 l IWe will meet or beat any competitor's 1 I •1 \\'tnnmg rccorJ Notl'c:. · Aktlt SmJth h a.., gom: fivc..· . , tr.u g ht g:,tl11l.'~ w~rhour 100 v.nd" pa s~ mg . .md 'J\X g:.tlliL' !'I \\'tth out .1 TD P·'"' SL•tkr m .ldc.: field go,J ], of ·L\, .1:1 111d ~ 2 v.ud . . ..1nd llll..,wd lfoti l JIJ . -l...J. .111d, :; I )'.lrd~ \)f) .l ( O]d l \Wt d.ly lc ,Jg llt' - \\orq r 1111 dd c il\l' I ).ill,~ ' lmutr..od ( 'orcy Ddl o n to 1)-t \ .nd~ .111d IT~ k.l g UL'- " 0 1 ~ t p.1~" ru ~ h lu..t dn\'t' ,,1Lb .1ti:l' r g c ttr11 g 1II 111 lil L' prC\'I- J).li 1.1\ .lnncHJn c ..·d .1 11 K5 rh t ; ~~~ ~~.·L u ­ nn· ~~.· !lout wtth .1 p.lld t ro\\' d o ( fl] ,l 7 tl . fl.' \:,1\ St .1dn1m \\' ,\'. nn l\' lhollt lult- iull .lt k1< ko tr . rl i~' ( :o\\ bo).., thdnt h .l ~'L' ,1 pum for o nh· th~.· ~o urth ttlllL l' \ L' r , rh l' l.l"i l h L' lll g ~'ll' p t -l , 1lJ?.'-1.. n B lhtllHl 1c O Lh 111111.' g.llllL'~ 4-wheel !Check and adjusl camber and toe. Additional pans I and labor may be required on some vehicles 1 I I L-----------------~ 1 advertised price on the some tire. L. BF GoodriCh. Mount1ng and balancing may be extra . I I We feature an maJOr brands· Goodyear F~restone J I General, Michelin. Bndgestone, Cont1nent~l, UNIROYAL, I ----------- ------~ r----------------l$1995 j I I . November 14, 1000 Melp County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 51, Number 119 50 Cents top 25 teams in The Assoc1ated Press' It rcm.uncd un t k ,u SunJ.ty whether Kittner wuu ld pl.i;. on last . year," corne rback Corey Fuller said. "Th.ll 's what tt's all about , gerttng better ~very vcar. We're st1ll a young team, bu.t 1t\ all going to come toged~er" Notes Shea's score was the Browns' first TOm 231 minutes, 45 sec onds .... Browns guard Jnn Bundren broke h1s nght ankle 111 the tlmd quarrer Bundren. who w1ll have surgery on Monday, 1s C:leveland's fifth offensive starter to suffer a season-cndmg injury After scwng club smgle - gamc records with 13 catches for 214 yards a year ago agamst Cleveland, WR Terry Glenn was "held" to SIX catches for 65 yards. I Tuesday • men's college basketball pou, Wllh first-place l!hn o1s offJcul:-. ~ .11d 1 2-wheel 26-yc..·ar-old rn l>k1c who w :11; .l h1gh . . chool (~.I L her :md c o;~ c h 111 Ohio t h ~: p .l~ t t\\ 0 yc..·.tr\ - " bchcH· J to he the flr "t Lw .1 C ow- DIVISION V All ,..,.. S.turdlty, 7 p.m. 0) 01VISION I nr ghr, v,... H1S. (12.0) OIV1SION I OHSAA High School Football ( t) Cln Wyoming (10-2) w (2) Germantown Valley (11·1) {1) Mogadore '12.0) Thil Wetk's Peirtnga PREP FOOI'BAU SOUTH Dallas 23. Ctncmnan6 New 011eans 20. Carolina 10 At Fairtlekl Stlldlum Perry 14, Cle. VASJ 7 Youngs. Ursuline 31, Akron Manchesler 14 R19lon 14 Coldwaler 38, Sancl.Jsky Perkins 27 Wellington 49, Huron 35 R19lon 1& Ironton 27 Cosnocton 6 Newark Udrmg \Iaiiey 33, UtiCa 7 R4glon 16 Cin Wyomng 20, Blanchester 12 Germantown Valtev View 55, Minford 13 Details, A3 Char1one at Miami. 7:30 p.m. Porttand al Atianta, 7:30 p.m GOlden State a1 Cievstand, 7:30p.m. Chicago at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Utah at San Antonio, 8:30 p m. Ortancb at Sacramento. 8 p.m. New Yoril; al Seattle, 10 30 p.m. Denver at LA. Lakers, 10 30 p.m Rotlon 11 DIV1S10H IV Roglqn 13 Toledo 31, Ball 51 3 ValparaiSO 23, Aurora 10 WisconSin 43. Indiana 22 SOUTHWEST Ark.·Ptne Bluff 44, Lane 18 Arkansas St 53. North Texas 28 Mtssoun 47, BaylOr 22 Oklahoma 35 Te~eas A&M 31 SUU 24. Tu~a 20 SW Te.as 38, Stephen F Aushn 21 TCU 24. Fresno Sl 7 TeJCBs Tech 58. Oklahoma St 0 UTEP 38, Rrce 21 FAR WEST Air Force 44. Colorado Sl 40 Botse Sl 66. Utah 51 38 CS Northndge 45. Cal Poly· SLO 27 Dayton 27. San D1ego 14 E Washmgton 27, Ponland St 24 Hawa11 37, Nevada 17 Idaho 44 New MexiCo St. 41 , 20T IdahO St 58 Montana St 14 Iowa St 35, Colorado 27 Montana 30, Weber St 28 Oregon 25 Cal1fom1a t7 Oregon St 33, Anzona 9 S Uran 35, Morehead St 21 Sacramento Sf 28, N Anzona 24 St Marys Cal 45 Drake 43 Stanford 29. Anzona St 7 UNLV 18 New MeXICO 14 Utah 34 Wyom1ng o WaShington 35, UCLA 28 Washington St 33, Southern Cat 27 W"t Oakland ... . l~noos 21 S iii1001S 21, Youngstown St. 20 SW MISSOUn 51 24, SE MISSOUn 7 Te'-Cis 51, Kansas 16 "Society news and notes, AS Southern honors fall athletes, B1 Weclnesd-, HIJh:40s;L~:lOS Motorcraft ·Fast Lube Service mcludes up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft oil and new Motorcraft 011 f11ter • l>erform Mult1 -Po1nt Vehicle 1nspection • t:heck and f1ll necessary flu1ds' • All in 29 Jllinutes or less • Diesel ~ehicles may be 1 I I I 1 I l~~--- - - ----------~ ~ Althou~h QualitY,~ School donations County leaders consider program BY BRIAN J. Ammonia concems Middleport council REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - A proposal for a half-m1lhon dollar afterschool program in the Southern Local Dtsmct, funded through the state's welfare program, was presented to the Me1gs County comm isstol]ers dunng their regular meetmg on Monday aftern oon. Tara Freeman presented a proposed budget and project narrative for a program she sa1d was based on Oh10 Umvem ty's Ktds on Campus program. If funded, th e program, wh!Ch would serve low and moderate 1ncome students in grades K-8, four days a week, would begin at the beginning of the 2001-2002 school year. Freeman's $474,0113 proposalmdudes $289,9!10 in salan es and benefits alone, for s1x employees· a program director and assistant director, at $50,700 and $42.lJ(J() respecnvdy, an ad mini~trative assistant, at S26,01l0 per year, and three educanon coo rdinato rs for three' grade leve ls, at $36.400 each. Those proposed admin istrative expe nditures also mclude cost< of research and stipends for ' 10 "paraprofeSSionals," wh1ch Freeman described as parents who would be " trained as professtonals," and pa1d approxnmtely $4,000 each for their services. The proposed budget also includ es utility and supply costs, and costs of snacks which would be served each day. Freeman said that, based on a survey sent to parents 'o f hkely parnupants, she received a 69 percent favorable response, and esttmated parttcipatton at 300 students. Partic1pa11on wou ld be hmited to tho se students whme household · m comes are 200 percent of poverty guidelines or less. "The m")ority of the comments were about how great of a need there 1S for tillS type of program in the M eigs County area," Freeman told the board Freeman sa1d she has inspected the former Racme Church of the Nazarene bll1ldtng as a posSible site for th e program, but said the program would h kely operate from the new Southern Local Elementary School once construc;t1on BY BRIAN J, REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF MIDDLEJ>ORT - V1iiage Counc1l made plans for an informattonal presentation about proposed anhydrous ammonia tanks at the Gen. James M. Gavin Plant dunng 1ts regular meeting on Monday evening. Mayor Sandy lann arell1 shared wlth counul the draft qf a letter she had wntten to C h eshire Mayor Tom Reese, on behalf of the village, about American Electric Power's proposal to place the chenucal tanks at the Chesh1re plant. S.tfety concerns have been raised about AEP's plans, and opponents of the proposal suggest that AEP Instead consider opnons deemed as less thrcatl'mng; to the ~urn1undmg com mumttes. M1ddleport 1s w1thin an area that would be in danger 1f the h1ghly toxic chenu cal were to leak from th~ ranks .o:t Council also held the first reading on an ordinance authorizing the renewal of a contract between Middleport and the V11lage of Cheshtre and Towmh1p of Cheslme, as well as Sahsbury Township, fm fire protection. Coun cil President Stephen Houchms suggested that Keese be mv1ted to the Nov. 27 council meeting to d1scuss the ammonia issue, especially in hght of the fire protection contract. M1ddleport's tire dcpartmCilt, under the contract , " the first firefighttng unit to respond to PRESENT DONATION - The Ohio Educal10nal Support Group, represented by Ellis Myers, left, and Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Amencan Legion , Middleport, represented by Commander Russell Mozingo, made a $500 donation to the Mid-Valley Christian School 1n Mtddleport. Brenda Barnhart, the school's administrator, accepted the donation. Please see City, Page A3 emcrgencie~ in Cheshire. Councilman Bob Rob1nson suggested that a from AEP be invited to the meeting · a; w::il to prcMde informatiOn about the chemical and the risk s presented by 1ts placement at the plant l.um.uclli reported that the village's $420,000 propo<ed p.1v1ng project received top ranking by thc..· Loca'] R.ev1ew Commtttre for the hsue Two State Caprtal huprovement Program. The projeCt, wh1ch lannarelh said mcludes the p.1vtng of vmually all of the vlilage's bus1er thoroughf;lres , will now be cm t..,r d ereJ at the district .md sta te level~. reprc~t'nt.lllVt' DONATION RECEIVED - A $500 donation to the Me1gs Middle School football program was made by the Oh io Educational Support Group and Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion of Middleport. Accepting the donat1on from Eilts Myers and Legion Post Commander Russell Mozmgo , are Don Dixon and Juhe Wandling. Please see Council, Page Al Soulsby discusses sheriff's budget shortfall BY BRIAN J. REED SENT1NEL NEWS STAFF L'OMEROY - Shcrifrj~mes M. Souls- by <a1d Monday th at staffing cuts may be made before the end of the year, 1f the M etgs County commtSSloners do not appropriate addttJonal money mto hi~ bud- get. Soulsby met the comm1SSIOnt•rs on Monday morning to discu~s the condition of the payroll line 1tem in his 2000 budget, wh1ch lack< an estimated S42,000 needed to meet payroll for the remamde1 of the year. Three addmonal payroll payments, the next on Nov. 22, must b~ made for all W ith 1 county employee< paid throu gh the general fund, including shenfrs deputle> and othe1 employees. Soulsby estn11,1ted that each payroll will cost hi s department approximately $13,000 .' Commissioner Janet Howard said that Soulsby's budget is $3,000 sho rt for the next payroll. but d1d not comn111 any add1tional fun ds to the shenff's budget to make the pend1ng payroll or either of the December payrolls. Soulsby asked that, if the commissioners arc unable or unwtlhng to appropnatc th e necessary funds. they notifY hm1 1n writing. " I think it would be appropriate to non- New call center up an~ running BY TONY M. lEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Telephone commumcators are . keeping busY and new recrmt~ are being mterviewed as Pomeroy's new telecommunications business contmues to get Sttuated durmg its first week> of operations Mtllenmum Tdeserv1ces, a company whtch bllh itself as the fifth - largest tdecommumcations company 111 the nation , employs more than 7,0110 workers, and operates 30 call centers m 11 states. The firm, located . inside a newly constru cted 10,000 square~foot office lac11ity along East Main Street, speoahzes in conducting telemarkenng campatgns, mbound and outbound telesales and E-com merce related services for Fortune 500 comparne' and non- profit organizations. The Pomeroy Site 1S the fifth M1llenmum TeleserVICCS call center to be located in Ohio. Others are located in Warrell, Canton, Portsmouth and Wellston. Me1gs r:ounty Economi c Development Director Perry Varnadoe sa1d Monday tnormng that the large number of mdiv1duals who turned out for Interviews last month came as no surprise to hm1 and that he 15 exc1ted because so many people are Interested 111 becommg part of the tdecomnlunications mdustry. "We are very pleased with the amount of Metgs counttans who apphed tor vanous positions at M1llenn1um Teleservices," saidVarn.tdoe. "It is refrcshmg to sec such an mtercst in an industry rh at appears to be growing every day." 11 lt ts my understandmg that management personnel at the facility are also very pleased w1th the number of apphcants who lntervt ewed fot employment as well as the quahty and mtelligence that each candidate exuded," he added . According to ]1111 Wynat, call center manager ~t the new bmldmg, the business has been running smoothly and on schedule since Its opemng three weeks ago. "The tr<tmltlCmal )tage has been gomg as well as Please see C:enter, Page Al fy nu: in wnnng." Sou],by ~.ml "Bur thl.'ll ag.un. ( thmk it wnuld bt.• .1pp10priatl.' to makL· the funds .w:nlable, 'ilT,lll' th e i~ . . uc '' protectton (lf the p11bhc" Sou!~by seud 1f the ( mnmi~\Jorll'rs do uot comnllt the..· tlmd ~ n ece,~a ry to mJkt• the .next three payrolls l{>r Ins dep.mmcnt, he wou ld bl' fl'lJlllr'cJ to LOtiSid~t '\ut-; 111 sta ll'111~ ." ThL· coqs ofhou'i1ng pn!<~otH.'ts m out- ofcounty t~tCJlttH.'\ ;md tOod .md 111L'dtca1 cxpetHiL'"~ for pr1~oner~. h.we bct.:n J (Ontln - umg tlnancul t ottlL'Til f01 both Sou l ~b) and the c omlnl\'oroncr:-. for thl· past lit:Vt'ral years . A m1mbcr of tllllt'S, the commiSSIOners luve ;:tSsutncd responstbtltty for expenses incurred by the <hc·ntr's department above .md beyond the appropriation for the lkp.ntment. Howard Silld the commiSSIOners have lhsc11ssed Soubby \ budget w1th him a mlmht.·r of times tht.., ) \ ',1r, and have indtcared, botl1 111 per<on and m wnrmg, that add1C t1011.1l .tppropnanons would not be hkely " Today. no add mona! funds are ava1lable to allow the board to make addmonal .1ppropnanom mto the budget of the shertff or any otht•r dt:partment ," Howard 'i:Jtd :~t{L'r thl' c ommlssJoners' rnectmg. Counting continues amid Sentinel imp~nding deadline , Today's l Sedions - 16 Pages (AP) - Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather AS .84-6 • B7 A4 A3 fll.S-6.8 AJ Lotteries QlllO Pick 3: 6-5-8; Pick 4: ~- ~-9- 1 Buckeye 5: -1-'-7- 17- 19 W.VA, ' Daily 3: 7-R-H Daily 4: H- 1-3-.\ In the pt-c,td enn al campaign that won't die , th t: h a,nd recount of contcc:.tL·d b,tllmo;; 1!'1 continmng ttl ~ can c n·d FlnnJa countlt''o wl11lc b\V) L' r'> for Gem gt' W. !Jush anJ AI Gore ci.lsh in court ,md cbe two 'i1dc\ cxch.mge tllcrl' .l'>l11gly barbed puh}K COlllllll'llt~. " The vice prc"idcnt t."\~L'ntt .tlly srud we should tgno re dw law ~n that he c,m overturn the IC 'i\1\t.., of tim election." llmh <poh·smo111 K.tren Hughes t'h:1rged on Mon - day after the (;n re c.nnp.ugn \\'011 .1 t"Cder.il LOlli t tulm g th ,lt pl·rmit:-. lund r l'l·o unt\ to co nttnU L' 111 a tcw I )emorr.tttc p.lrt' of the <;t.ltc Sc.1rcdy ll' \li p o mtcd . t{lrmcr \)cl r e t.11 y t1f St.lt l' \V.u n ·n Christopher charged the th1cf decttons offic1Jl in Florida · - a l3u ~ h acnvt'\t -~ t o ok an apparent the dmxnon of partisan poltttcs" w1th a deadlme ofS p.m. today t(lf 'ert1fymg the countyby- county rdults · Gore went brieOy befm e cameros outside the White House, but attempted to strike a more statesmanlike ton e. " I v.ould not want to win the prcs1dency by a few vote~ cast in error or mismterprcted or not counted . and I don 1t think G overnor Bush w ants that ctther," he sa1d , betorc dcclimng to fil'ld 4llt'~ tton" . One w eek .1fter the nation "move 111 Please see Recqunt, Pace A3 �\ . • Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel New legislator joins dass CINCINNATI (AI') - The government plans to ttWt'~tlg::ttt· tht• de-Jrhs of r\\o black men\\ ho w~re k1lle-d lasr \\l,;ck dunng struggles \\Hh Cmcmn~IU polu. e. J ft'deral prosecutor s.ud Monday US Attorney Sharon Zcaley s01d the Jusnee DcpJrtmem's Ll\oll nghts dJVl~on, workmg mth Zdey"s otlite and the FBI, w1ll open prdumnary mve~ugauons Leaders of Cmcmnau's black commumty have cnttCIZt'd the pohce, most rL'Ct.•mlv ar a rally on Sunday. and haw· been urgmg rht• government m cxanunt• WASHINGTON (AP) - Congre'>man-dt·<~ I'Jt T 1ben got J t.l\te M\md:1\. ot what has new life w11l bt> hkt' J~ a m~.·mb~.·r of rhe US House '-)f RcprL'St:nt,lti\.CS . rhc fn:~o,hm,\11 ll:U.~ of 200 I g.tthered for ItS Oflt'llt:H\Oil A btl..' tlight madt• rlben Ill!~~ tht: d..t~!i PILtllrt." :l.t 8 .1 Jll Latt.·r. tht.• Oh10 Rc:pllbh~o..m \\J.:) one of four freshmcnuwucd ro dascuss rhl'IT new y...1bs on PBS' "The Nt.>w~ Hour wtth Juu Lt•hrl'T · In betwel!n were les:,ons on the nms and bolts ol runmng: J sull .md comphmg wuh ethtcs rules. plus a general mtroducuon ro has classmates and to House leaders Taben was ~.·]~cred b.st w~ek to mcceed reunng Rep John Kastch 111 Ohw's 12th Congrt:"sstoual D1stnct Quints bom to Plain City couple C INCINNATI (AI') A JUdge.: h,t\ di\nt ed mote tl1.1n S10.000 111 ~our r finrs to one of h1.., f.nmltl.' Llurltll'>. lllht:r rlun w thL ulUJ H\ , ThL' Cmunn.ltl Elll.jlllll'l 11.pmtcd TuL:-.d.t\ Co111t t~o.'tolds .:;hm\ tlut Judgl' Robt'Jt Rllt'hlman of I Lmulton Coumy Common Pleas Cout t rcquu~d the ciUII tablr.: Jonanom Ill Jt least 20 of In~ t..nmmal casrs smce 19(JO, th~.· papa reported Donations were m.tde to d1e Naonty LJtt:lJC)' Center 111 Cmumutl, accordmg to cm1n records Ruchlman, who IS prt•sJdent of the cemer':; board of dneuor~· :1bo orderl'd ddcndanrs to pt•rform hundreds ot houts of <..:ommunay sef\II.L' lt td \ sd10o l r~·H.h ..·t 111 the Wmtluugton ,~ho\l l dmnct H~..·t hmh.wd \\l)tk~ t\~r thL O!·u n Dl'p.umk'lH o l N.mttt l RL·souti.L'" rim\\ .1~ thl· sc.:.;ond St't of LJlllnntplcts born Ill rh ..· Co iLtmbu~ .ut·.• rh1" \L'.lr On Apnl ?.2 Ctn 1 and Mtk..· Wh.tkn of Rt'\ nold,.bu1g cdehr.Ht>d the bnth ot t\\'o bm\ ,1nd thn:t: g1rh 1t St Ann's Ho~p1tal Teen convided in slaying CANTON (A P) - A 17 ~\L',t r old wc~s senremt•d to hfe 111 pnson .1ttc1 he ,\d nuued o;hl'Ullng ht~ brotht'r m tlli..' 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Congress still would ,have to vote next year to ~pend all or part of the money Sewt'l and water aurhontlcs from auuss the cmtlltr), contr:tctors, the US Confert~nce of M.wms ,tnd oth e1.., presst:d Congress tlus year to hdp t 01111lllltlltll'\ fix tht•Jr old sewn S)'Stl.'lll~ bt.•tnre .tgt' and the press url' of nc\~_: d.:' l'loplll~'llt tltgg~r ,l. criSis 1 ht tllL'l~Hrc \\ou!d J!icm the EPA to dtsllibutt: Sl :; btl!tun 111 Llll' )l.'.Hs 200~ .tnJ 211(1 \ ( Cllltblllt.:l.! .. We .j lllt\..'1"[ l[L 71 ~ht.;tttT~ '-h~~ )11 llil 1 complete confidt'nce- m the death row cases and ~..onv1cnom that Ohto JUries h.wt..· dended to dae ," Montgomery sa1d "Wt:-'rc not dolllg th1s bt·camt.· \\C bcht'\1.' there are fai lm es 111 the system- howe-ver I beh ..·vc that \W J.re obligated to use ,til :)Vatlable means ul captta l cases to tontmually btuld pubhc fa1th and trust Ill the JUStiCe system," she satd Death row mmates can ask for DNA tosnng currently but the state lm typ•cally opposed these requt:sts, com:erned about losmg control of evid ence havmg ex1st111g evidence used up by testmg. Montgomery satd '>\~tllll" or mostly a problem m the Rust Belt state> of Pennsylvama, Indiana and Ohw The old systems can so~netunes get overwhelmed when there's a lot of ram or snowmelt When that happens, untreated Or parttally treated waste can be dtscharged mto lakes and streams, unJermmmg watc:::r quahty Samtary system overflow problems are not concentrated 111 any p;~rtu ular part of the country. Broken ptpcs, :tn uwas10n of tree roots growmg mto St'Wer ptpes, badly connl'Cted sewer lt nes J.nd pumps too small to c.trry the load of newly developed subdt1 ISlOns all can lead to the::: t..hs<..:h.rrgt: uf raw, untrt.•ated sewage 1nto basements, 01 out of manholes or onto Cit\ -.treets, the FPA s.ud On the Net Elwtrontn~.·nt.ll Ag~.:ncv Pt{)teLrtDn hup I lwww cp,l gov I 0\\ ml As:-.ou,ttloll of 1fL' l\1\etJopolit.Jll W ,HI.'I Agt'll- · http // \\\\\\ 1111\\.l-\\ ,HI.'r org/ ' lind h1~ . . upC1V1sOI, Md\1,1'r~·t ~rompl'd out to lm \·.m Un t!'k t11 red lt but th~. dnvt.:--'c lt :~1 11 d10ppl·d ulr ~topptng lhe \ ,lll K!u c sa1d Mt. J\'h~tt:l, fi ustr.Jt~·d, ti H'd It till \ l1l MLMbt<:r then thr..·\\ tht _srun md ~t.ll w.1lked bac..k 111lU thl· lhk~ Jnd .1gam .1:.kcd for h1s s u~tT\'J:.ur a:. he sobbed. KJuc s:ud He \\,utcd wtth hi~ supcrvtsor tlllttl poht l' J.t nved 111 thL' g r.1ss, .e~c.11=e~ aJJ """ "P'"" dloliJalfd wot~M Lilu, lo. Recount lo. Now takini! reservations for HolidaY Get·To2ethers (Office Parties. church i!atherini!. Private PartiesJ SPace available for your special event No time to bake? from PapAl voted, neither contender has an electoral college maJOrity, >nd both need the 25 electoral votes offered by Fionda to fashion one Bush holds a 388-vote lead m an unoffic1al statewide recount tally m•mtamed by The AssoCJ>ted Press, not including an unknown number of overseas absentee ballots to be counted on Friday. The contested election played out in far-Oung portions of the state on Monday. County workers Sifted through thousands of ballots m Volusta County, where a complete Gore-requested hand recount was tn progress - In the area around Fort Lauderdale, a check of a few precmcts turned up only a few changes, and local offioals voted 2-1 agamst a recount of all of Broward County that Gore had sought The parual recount, covenng 3,892 votes m three precmcts, turned up four additional votes for Gore. Democrats promptly planned an appeal. Officials m M1am1-Dade County saJd they would dectde Tuesday whether to yteld to a Gore camp:ugn request and conduct a manual recount 111 their area. OffiCials m Palm Beach COunty, a DemocratiC bastiOn, announced that workers will begm hand counting more than 400,000 ballots Tuesday and expect to fimsh on Sunday, a ttmehne that would extend beyond Secretary of State Katherme Hams Fnday deadhne Separately, a heanng was set m state court m Palm Beach County on several CltiZen lawsuns seekmg a new county vote - a pos1t10n the Gore campatgn once floated Meanwhile, new polls suggest Amencans are mtensely mterested m the struggle to settle the pres1dent1al electton, but a maJorIty say they are not extremely warned about tt Two-th1rds of Amencans 111 an i Now takins: orders for Pies. cakes & PumPkin rolls 105 Butternut Pomeroy, OH 992-6566 992-6316 Center from Page AI we h•d expected tt to go," md Wynat. "We currently have over mdJvtduals employed and are beginning to prepare new workers for the~r trammg programs." "We hope to eventually have between 300 to 500 employees, both part-ttme and full time, m ao "~~ htnl d1n~ \\ tth 1 ht~ ~L'lt,hrng l~ l 1l1bt1 p1~1ol hmd hh11.. \IJd I Ill 11\11 1d th l' tht.' ABC News-Washmgton Post poll sa1d the current struggle is 'just the kmd of thmg that can happen m a very dose election." U.S. District Judge Donald Mtddlebrooks reJected a pleading from Bush's legal team to stop the hand counting "A federal court has a very !muted role and should not intervene," he ruled after hearmg argumen~' In an observatton that underscored the histone nature of the case, he added,"' I am not under an tliuston I am the last word on tlus, and I am rather grateful for that" By mghtfall, Republicans had not yet dtsclosed thet r next step, posSibly to the cacutt court of appeals m Atlanta, posStbly directly to the U.S Supreme Court In a separate, stare courtroom m Tallahassee, Judge Terry LewtS heard arguments on !t suit from offiCials tn ewe counnes rhat attempted to stop Harns from enforcmg her 5 p m deadhne for certtfication of vote totals LewtS expressed doubts about the deadline, noting counties can connnue countmg absentee votes through the end of the week. '"What's the good of domg a certificatiOn ahead of ume'" the Judge asked He heard both Stdes arguments after Hams, the Flonda secretary of state, refused to extend the deadlme "'fhe process of countmg and recountmg the votes cast on Election Day must end," she sa1d m a wntten statement that followed a bnef meeting wah top a~des to both preSJdenttal contenders Everyone agreed on that JUst as surely as they dtsagreed on the tenus. Chmtophcr sa1d the secretary of states posltlon "looks hke a move in the directton of partisan pohttcs, and away from a nonpartisan adnumstrat10n of the election laws." An hour of so later, Hughes stepped before cameras 111 Texas With a rebmtal "It's becoming mcreastngly clear tha.r Vtce Prestdent Gore's campaign s1mply wants to keep counttng votes unnl they hke the results," she sa1d posttwns here at the faCJhty,'" he added The Ohto Department of Develo.pment, the Meigs County Commumty Improvement Corporation, Meigs County comnusstoners, and the Fanners Bank & Savmgs Co, have all played stgmficant roles In landmg the new busmcss, wh1ch •mil hopefully boost the local economy and lower unemployment ........... The Daily Sentinel Sunburst Table w/6 pressback Chairs $599 95 4_t2 Months Same as Cash ~ *See store for details Otlto Vlllty Publishing Co Published every afternoon, Monday Correction Polley through Fnday, I II Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio Second class postage patd at News Departments The main number IS 992·2156 Department extenttons are General manager Ext 1101 Pomeroy Member The Assodated Press and the Ohto Newspaper Association Ext. 1102 or Ext 1106 Other eeNices AdYortlolng Ext 1104 C\rculotlon Ext 1103 Clooolfte~ Ext 1100 Ada To send e,mall 111 Court 1.11lf1lo\tt~ huddill!-! She satd she was confident about the. proJect's chance~ for fundmg "I thtnk '-it's our tlmc," lamurdh s~ud "We haven't apphed for pavmg for a long tune, and I think that wtll help us.'" The proJect was ranked 17th out of78 proJects m the Duckeyc Htlls/Hockmg Valley Regtonal Development Dtstnct, pnor to the local rankmg. V t!lage workers were commended for thetr work m leaf p1ckup, cleanmg drams and curbs and other recent work lannarelh md that workers have been mstallmg Chnstmas decorations m the busmess dlstnct, and md that the vtlbge Chnstmas tree wtll be placed on the "'T" thiS year, rather than Dave Odes Park lannarelh also thanked vtllage voters for supportmg the renewal of the v11lage's one-null street hght levy Counctl approved the second appropnattons at the request of Clerk Uryan Swann, • Set the second meetmg m D ~ce mber for Dec 21 at 7 30 p m , due to Chnsrmas. • Authonzcd Swann to cntcr ulto a coopt:r.ltlVt' punhasmg agreement wtth the State of Oluo, at a cost of $11 U Also prrscnt were council members Roger Manley, Rae Gw1azdowsky and Kathy Scott MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 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Ftrslar - • readmg of an ordmance whiCh would levy the $5 111onthly water improvement fee to every homehold, rather than hou se, with Bob Pooler vot1ng ,lg.un-.t the mea sure Presently, muln-fanuly dwellings are charged 01tly SS, rather than $5 per umt In other actton,'counnl • Approved the mayor's report of fines and fees collected m October, w•th a VIllage share of $45,22 33, • Approved payment ofh1lls t(>r the vtllage. wluch along with htlls approved by the Bo"d of Pubhc Aff.1m, totaled $42,432 97, • Approv~:d a numbct of transfers of funds and addmonal from Page AI St Rates outside Meigs County galtnbune@eurekanet com Council P01tm11t1r: Send address correct1ons to The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 One year Nowa form most of the labor Grants Coordinator Jean Trussell met w1th the board 10 dtscuss the " hornfic"' default rate m the county·s Mtcroenterpnse Small Business Revolvmg Loan program . The program, funded through the Oh1o Department of Development, provtdes grant fundmg to the county, which is then awarded as loans for start-up bustnesscs owned by low and moderate-Income entrepreneurs Ideally, loan repayments are then placed back m the fund and loaned agam to other apphcants. However, Trussell s:ud, $30,000 m $40,000 m delmquent loans rematn uncollected, and have been referred to Prosecutor John Lentes Trussell md that the county should, at the very least, attempt to repossess the secunty 1tems used as colbreral on the loans m an attempt to recover some of the funds, 1f only to protect the county's chances of rece1vmg loan funds m the future "We wtll hkely not get another grant because of our bad collecttOIIS h1story," Trussell satd "You can kiss another grant ·goodbye' unless we attempt to collect these dehnquent balances·· Trussell also updated the comnusstoners on progress wuh the latest Conunumty Housmg Improvement Program (CHIP) projects Through the program, 15 low and moderate mcome households have recetved down payment asststance and rehab1htanon assistance, and stx more cases are m the pre-mspcct1on stages The comnuss1oners also • Authonzed an employee recogmtlon luucheon for the Department of Job and Fam1ly Serv1ces, • Approved transfers of funds for the Clerk. of Courts. Veterans Servtet~ Office. and crafters grant adnunistrator, • Proclauned Wednesday as Amenca Recycles Day m Me1gs Count}, at the requ~st of Kenny W1ggms. r~.·cychng and htter control coordm.uor, • Approved payment of b1lls Ill the amount of $288.256 20 Present, 111 addition to Howard Jnd Thornton, were Conumsstoner M1ck Davenport, Clerk Glona Klot·s and Conumss1onerdect Jun Sheets (USPS 213-860) Reader Services Our main concern In all stories 1s to be accurate If you know of an error 1n a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. complete Commmwners Janet Howard and JeffThorhton. while praismg the proposed program, and emphasizmg the need for It, s:ud that budget eStimates were prelill11nary. Howard said the budget would likely be "tweaked" before It JS submmed to the Department of Job and Family Serv1ces for consideration The county now funds an after-school math mtervent10n program in each of the county's elementary bmldings through Temporary AssJStmce to Needy Families, Prevention, Retennon and Contingency (TANF/PRC) funds. Under Ohto'$ welfare reform plan, county conunisstoners are charged wtth the responSJbthty of fundmg and operating programs to break the cycle of welfare dependency. In other business. Martm Brodenck, general manager of the Leading Creek Conservancy DJStrtct, and ScipiO Townsh1p Trustees Randy Butcher and Robert Butcher, met wtth the board to diScuss the progress on obtammg fundmg for a water hne extensiOn m ScipiO and Columbia townsh1ps Brodenck sa1d that the proposed SI . 1 nulhon extenston proJeCt would prov1de needed rural water service to 1 10 customers livmg between Carpenter and Harrtsonvtlle on Ohio 143, as well as homes on secondary roads m that area. The county wtll seek Appalachtan Regwnal ConmusSton funds for the proJect, as well as Commumty Development Block Grant funds earmarked for water and sewer Improvements Thornton satd that the proJect IS m the pre-~pphcatton stage. Brodenck md that he has received nottce of fundmg for another water hne extensiOn proJeCt thts one on Malloon"s Run Road and Ohio 124 ll1 Salem Townshtp The cost of that proJect. JS estimated at $56,000, and a $25,000 State C:1pual Improvement Program grant has been awarded. The balance of the cost wtll hkely be m-kmd, Brodenck satd, because the dJStnct plans to per- JS GAINESVILLE, Texas - Dr. Ketth R Mann: 85, Gainesville, died Sunday; Nov. 12, 2000 at Sherman, Texas. He ts survived by a son and daughter-m-law, the Rev. Dav1d and Ruth Mann of Collinsville, Texas, formerly of Pomeroy; • daughter and son-m-law, Jackie and Dale Gaspard of GamesVJlie, Texas; two brothers, Melvm Mann of Magona, Ky., •nd Charles Mann of Albany, Ky; two Sisters, Evelyn Esqumel of Paso Robles. Cal1f, and Jane Wentlmg of Sun City,Anz.; and four grandchildren and four great grandsons. His Wife, Sarall, preceded him m death on Feb. 1, 1995. Dr. Mann had been a llllmster for the past 51 years He was a member of the F1rst BaptiSt Church m CollinsVIlle. Serv1ces wtll be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the F1rst BaptiSt Church m Collinsvtlle. The Revs. Jerry DaviS and Joe Patterson wtll offiCiate and burial WJU be m the Collinsville Cemetery. ViSitation will be held tonight from6 to 9 p.m. at the HuffFuner:Jl Home,Whuesboro,Texas. t10111 l1k~ Ill \\)n,!J lill j'hl\ l'L''1 ~IILf l'v\,j\1htlt 111 0\l'ttlO\\ Dr. Keith R. Mann h;:~ve ( IL'\ \t.:\\1.'1 fnwnPaaeA1 stble, sht' said The Daily Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio City \\:ts mgry ~V1rMI,t1.1 A~~~Wfltln ,,J)] ,~_.._ k r\ll' dvlrh JlL!1dt\ \~11 {1ld brl\ ,,ftm.._• bod\'' fl tt1 .-.; 1 r John I krdwn Authorities seek death penalty Pll r~BL/\.<.!1 11\l' t them .1 ..:hmn· to p.IV .1 flue to thc govcr nmt•nt o r t~l p.tv to th~ htenC) tl'IHt'r.'' RuL·hlman told th~· Enylllrcr "Nobody'~ objl.'t:tt'd vet I've been dotng 1t for years" A probat1on offitcr brought · thl' JUdge 's orders to rhc auc.:nnoti of h1s "UPL'f\ 1~ors l.1~t year Pwbanon oftinals told Ruchlm.\11 tht• pr.1Cttet' was umJsual, but the Judgr rnld them w c.ury out h1s orders · We questioned wllcthcr th1s was kgltlmatc." sa1d TITn Shannun, an assrstJnt chH.'f prubatton ofli .. cr "The order we got was to hold the defendant accountlble to (Rueh lnun 's) ordt't' Ch11k-.Fo:\ iiiL' MtM:mer was bc-mg hdd Without b.ul early Tuesday 111 the::: Medtna County ja1 l on t..harge-s of 1nduung p.uut.., dtschargmg a fir ..·;mn 111 a proh1b1ted area and L lfr\ mg :1 co'nce.1led we:~pon It ~.o~lld hav~.· been a \t" ,1f nw ss thl'tt,' 'l.ltd Mt·1..lma County S ht·t- nt\ \1H ·~I~ Htl J up tt wn1 k 1ns-n :m d :nn wd Jpp.uently llltt.:!ldnl to h:111ll Ius ~ up c1 \ 1 ~or. poillt' s ltd Frmtr:-ttcd th:tt he co u!dn 't find ht~ bos~. Ruger Mt..Ma:-.tt'r '27 a ll~:gedl y shm h1s v:tn four ttmes Monda) 111 the par king lot o l the Oaks :1t Mcdtn.l, J retirement ce nter s.11 d Mt·dun In\\ n'h1p poliCe Ch 1d ]lromc Klut' No one \\'as IOJUred A~h·d d Ml M 1:-.tu h,td mtcndcd t<..J h1rn1 h1" bms, Kluc satd: "( c t t:-~mlv~ 1.t thts poult, It \Vtmld .lppt· •r tlut \\-:tv" Klut' sa1d police h:1d li Ot dctl'rmmcd \\ hy McMas- Missing pilot has Ohio roots It\ "1~ .lltl..~ttd tftl.'t \\ ho pulllL' ;mJ 1 s. -.:er.d hull!~ lHtl tlH.: d .. ltlt \\ ~~ rukd l hollJILHk h\ rh.- ( !c rIJ1l)J}[ Count\' tOfO!lL't About\() '.(J pm puhLL' ,ll teqcd R111Lh MtJ!., md Lh II~L·d hnn 111 thL· dullt Po hLL ;zud M rlh '' \\ .thom 21) , ..·a r ~ old hut drd nul h~t .1 lwml' 1ddrL-.~ Ill'\\ 1-. lwtn g ht.ld 111 the ( krn1otH ( ount\ j.ttl Pu!t .. e ~.lid rtDt tb"-~t lm~.: tltl' L JLbC ot the hr..· nr tlw \ outh '" d .. lth JV1dtnrJ l'> 1bnm I; lillie:~ t.:.l~t ol C urutinJtl l PPF \{ A. It I I i\J{, I ( )J''.J l COLUMBUS (AI') - Attorney Gcnaal Betty Montgomery sa1d .1 new DNA tc-sttng program armounced Monday for dt·ath row mnutes wtll tmprove pubhc trust m tht: cnmmal JUSttcc system The state"s pllbhc defender for d\!ath ro\v cases cntiCizt:d the progrJm , s:1ytng It puts too nnu_:h control 111 prost'cutms' hands Montgomery sa1d the Capital Jusuc~;.· lmuauvc will make Oh1o's new DNA temng fwhty avaLlable for a small number of mmates expected tO apply for the opportumty State fundmg of the Bure>u of Crumnal Identification and lnvcsngatton 's DNA lab and dacabase made the mltlauve pos- ---.,.,-- · MJ ll\Nfl (fli') - r ,,J,,· Cllfl"tophe J llh llllh Al!ot ~.l. 1111111l rroll,l)ll lllU\ dell] It thl "Som~Hmes Police say janitor apcarently wanted to harm his oss MILl ( HtD (A Pl - A m1n ha~ htr.:n th.rrgL'd "uh .igg11\ ~t~..·d tllLI I Lkt 111 tht.: ,k.Hh or 1 I :1 - \~ n~old "hmc hmh '' 1~ lound tll1 thl' ,\:1\ \lm\1.\ll 1 \ t l l l l lll --- Youth's body found after fire 1\ lt.:'dh~ \\Cit: un1hk the cenrer WASHINGTON (AP) -The lame-duck Congrt·ss rh.H will m~t:t 111 December may authonze $1 S btlhon ro hdp communmes Jcross the cnllntry upgrade old sewer systems • Nearly I 00 Ohto Cities of vanous stzcs have the kmd of sewer ptpes that would uukc them ehgJble to seck a share of the money. The measure would <~llow the federal government m prov1de grams tO mumctpahtics b:wmg problems w1th OH'rtlow of sanJt.ll\ sewer ~vstcms or comb111L~d se\VL'r sysrcms, 111 whJCh the s.tmc ptpc.:-; c.:o\Jt1ct both storm water and \\,tste water House leaders h.1vc agreed ro pm :-~mho­ nzauon of thl.' progtam mtn ,Ill .lpp!Uprt.HlOllS btll Sen ltt' lc \dt:r!o. h,l\"l' not bt·cn ~nthmLl~ttc .1bou t hmtltng thl· g1.mt pwg1.1111 utto l.t\V tht-. \Car Hm\1.' \"l'l. Rxp Jnn H.lr.. ta D-Mt(h wthot ot p.u t nf thl' \\,ltl't qu .1!tt~ k~t..,lltllHl ~.Hd ht bdi ..'\'t'' It \\'d! h ..· p1:-.s~.·d J.nd bc ~Jgned b, rh .. prt'\ltknt I hi.' lmlltllltll ~'llt li Jlto!L'ltlllll Al!;~'lll\ o!!tu d 111 Lh 11 ~1. nl \\ 1~ 1 ~:\\, l t~ 1 ptu~;t 1111' \\ ~~ ~ Mm ..·r wid pol! .. c h ..· h.td br.:en •on prescnpuon mediCation for lllS"l'r ~on[lo! bur no longer \\JS ukmg lt I k b:td told po lice that ~ AP )- was shot and killed - by Cmcmnm poliCe as he allegedly grabbed an officer's gun dunng a struggle on Wednesday Officers swilled with him outside a supermarket where the pohce had been called to investigate allega· ttons that Irons was trymg to run otT w1th Items for whtch he had not pa1d City Man•ger John Sh1rey satd the five Cmcmnatt pobce officers mvolved in >ppre~ hending Owensby won't tell Cinnnnau pohce honue~de detectives investigating the death what happened Lame-duck Congress may authorize sewer pipe program hou~c ( liAR I H)N how thl" dt'aths of the two men occurre-d Pohce md Roger Owensby. 29, of Cmcmnatl, dtcd of asphyxntton as Cmcmnatt pohce were takmg hun mto cust6dy on Nov. 7. Pohce sa1d they confronted Owensby because he fit the dcscnptton of a suspect m a recent cnme. Owensby':> death may have been caused by a "choke hold gone bad "" or by officers p•lmg on top of hun as they wrestled Owensby to the ground. md Dr Carl Parrott, Hamilton County's coroner. Officers sa1d Jeffrey Irons, 30, of ChiCago, Some death raw inmates Paper: Judge directed fines to a favorite charity could get DNA tests COLUMBUS (A P) - Knsten and Cra~g Wmon \\ere 'u rpmed \\hen ~he gJw btrth to qmntuplet!. un Tuesd.ty Till' PLnn Ctty ~..ou­ pk hlS expected o nly four babies Tht:\ thought they wet~ h.1nng qtnd~," s.n d M.uk Hopk.ith "pokt:sm.m for R" erst de M l"thudts t Ho spttJls · fh en th~..· last one L tmc out, :md ht• turnt·d out to be: thl· htggcst ' , Mt-. \V:ttson ddtn~red tlut't' gt rls :m d £\\O bo~~ lut'~o,d,ty 1.'\elllll):!: K 11th n I tilL·\ \\J:O born tlnl \\nglung 2 ~uulllk llllll' oulllt''· tul hm t'._i b~ C Hohnt· Esd1c.:t .It :t pounds, I~ I t ~ OlllllC\, Con not l houl.l"- ,\[ 2 round<> 10 \ /] Ollllu.'<; ( Ortl111t" M.Uh.' It 1 pouud,, I nunu 111d K~kWdh.m\ ,tr l p\.lUnd~.:; \I?. outt~._., fht \'VIt-.on..,, both 1() .II,o h n c 1 ~0-momh-old d tughtl·r C.t~­ 1\lt~ \'V,lt~nn ~~ .111 ~.·km~o.'lltll\' . TUelda~Nov~mnber14,2000 probe deaths of two men Government BUCKEYE BRIEFS ~ Tuesdlly, November 14, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 19 Gannett - SSY. General Electnc Harley Dai/Jdson - Rocky Boots - 5 511-.. 45~.. Kmart- 6 Kroger - 25). Lands End Lid - 26'~18 Wei-Mart - 45,,. Wendy's - 23'\'~& 23 ~.. Oak H•lt F•nanc1al - OVB - 26'1, BBT- 31,,~ Peoples - 13\ Prem1er - 5~, Rockwell - 40 AD Shell - 59l. Sears- 281. Shoney s - '1. Worthmgton - 141a 91, Dally stock reports are the 4 p m clostng qUotes ot the previOuS days traiJS acttons provided by Sm1th Partners at Advest Inc of Galhpohs LOCAL BRIEFS EMS mns POMEROY - Umts of the Me1gs Emergency Service answered f1ve calls for assiStance on Monday. Uruts responded as follows CENTRAL DISPATCH 7 46 • m , Ganaway Road, Vtrguua Henson, Holzer Med1cal Center. POMEROY 12:46 p.m., Mmersv1lle, Harry Clark, HMC; 6:10 p m. Condor Street, Charles Eakins, HMC. RUTLAND 5:59 p.m., Ash Street, Mtldred Deweese, treated. SYRACUSE 8 04 a m , Broadway Street. V1ctorta Norman, HMC. Plan meeting RACINE - W1ldwood Garden Club wtll meet on Wednesday at 1 p m at the home of Evelyn Hollon Post dinner TUPPERS PLAINS A Thanksgivmg dmner w1ll be held atVFW Post 9053 on Thursday at 6 p m Members and their w1ves or fncnds, and auxthary members and their husband'i or fnends, are mvtted A specJal speaker from Nauonal Headquarters wtll attend TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Athleuc Boosters will meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the h1gh school. ltens offered MIDDLEPORT - Abundant Grace. formerly Fatth Chapel, will open Jts food pantry on Fnday. and L.ad1es for the Lord will open the clotlung bank on Fnday, both from 10 to 1 I am. Garden Club REEDSVILLE RivervieW Garden Club wtllmeet on Thursday ;t 7·30 p m. at the Reedsville Church of Chnst. A Christmas workshop w1ll be held. Members are to brmg finger food, gifts for nursmg home patient'S, a rectpe, and the1r dues Literary Club MIDDLEPORT -Mtddleport L•terary Club w1ll meet at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the home of the ho~ress, Pauhne Horton. Betsy Parsons wtll revtew "Casanova Was a Book Lover' by John M. Hanulton Trustees to meet CHESTER - Chester Townslup Trustees w1ll hold their regular meeting on Tuesday at 7 p m. at the town hall. Sorority to meet Revival set POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta will meet at the St Paul Lutheran Church at 6·30 p m . for a Thanksgtvmg program. Jane Brown, Slurley Beegle and Norma Custer are hostesses. DANVILLE - A revtval w11l be hdd at the Pme Grove Hobness Church. two m1les from Danv11lc off Ohto 325, on Rowlesvtlle Road. begmnmg Tuesday and conrmumg through Thursday at 7 p m. each evemng. Evangehst Greg Thacker w1ll be the guest speaker The pubhc IS mvtted Health Club ROCK SPRINGS The Rockspnngs Better Health Club wtll meet at 1 p m at the home of Barbara Fry. Members are to bnng canned goods SARto meet POMEROY - Ewmgs Chaptt'r, Sons of Amencan Revolution, w1ll meN on Thursday at the Metgs Museum The dmner at 6· 30 w1ll be followed by the meetmg at 7 30 p m Boosters meet Wednesday Square dance APPLE GROVE - A square dance wtll be held at the Red Barn on Ohto 338 m Apple Grove on Fnday, from 8 to II p.m The band, Happy Hollow Boys, w1ll provtde mustc Masons to meet RACINE - Pomcroy-Racme Lodge 164. F&AM. regular meetmg:, Thursday, With dectwn of otlicer:; and work m rhe EA tlt.:"gr~e R.~.·freshmt:nt:. VALLEY WEATHER Daytime highs will plunge BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS l:Jnsk westerly wmds w1ll connnuc to bnng co ld a1r mto the en-county area on Wednesday, h·epmg t~mpcrJturcs 10-15 d~:grt.:"cs bdow no1m.1l H•ghs w1ll b,· mostly m the 40s followmg overmght lows of 2S35, the.: NatiOnal Weather Scrvtcc md Sunset tomght will be at 5 Hi and sunnse on Wednesday at 7 18 am Weather forecast: Tomght Clolldy. A chance of flumes early Low 25 to 30 West wmd .lrotmd 10 mph Wednesday A nux of clouds and sunshme 1'--Itgh 111 the upper Time needed for count 40s mght Partly Wednesday cloudy. Low near 30 Extended forecast: Thursd.ty ConSiderable ciOLtdmess A chance of showers 111 the J.frernoon and t~vemng H1gh uear SO Fnday. Cloudy with a chance of suow and ram showers Cold and windy Low 111 the lower 30s and lugh 111 the nud 30s. Saturday Partly cloudy Low tn the upper 20s and h1gh near 40 Sllnday and Monday Partly doudy. Low 111 the nud 20s and lugh 111 the lower 40s S ulm nl n· 10 d m 992 -2/5(i \PRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 . 4524 OLD UOUll J~Wl51 1l6-1 JACI<SOI\II'll<t 7 FR\11/10/00 THURS 11/9/00 WASHINGTON (AP) -Vtce Prl'Std\!'nt AI Gore. combarant m a dc~;ply unsettled prcs1denna1 race, satd Monday H 1s Important to "spend the d,\ys necessary '' to d~ternune a wmner In rhe race for the Whtte House He sa•d he doubted that e1ther 1he or hts Republican nva.l wamed a vtctory tauued by rmstJ.ke or nustnterprerandn. "I would nor want ro wm the prcstdcncy by a few votes ca.st m error or nmmtcrprt'tcd or no t counted :-tnd I don't thmk Governor (Gt'orf!:t' W) Bush w:tnr-. th.lt eJthcr," Gore ;,Jtd 111 hncfrc111.1rk~ wnh th e Wlmc Ho use: set' mg .1s a b.ICkdrop BOX OFFICE Will OPEN AT 6:30 PM FOil EVENING SHOWS 12:30 PM lOR MATINEES BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 (A) 7:00 & 9 30 DAILY RED PLANET (PG13) 7.10&8.200AILY CHARLIE'S ANGELS (PG13) MEET THE PARENTS (PG13) 715&91SDAILY MEN OF HONOR ( R) 1·00 & g•:J(I DAILY REMEMBER THE TITANS (PG) 7•00 & 9.30 DAILY LITTLE NICKI (PG13) �\ . • Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel New legislator joins dass CINCINNATI (AI') - The government plans to ttWt'~tlg::ttt· tht• de-Jrhs of r\\o black men\\ ho w~re k1lle-d lasr \\l,;ck dunng struggles \\Hh Cmcmn~IU polu. e. J ft'deral prosecutor s.ud Monday US Attorney Sharon Zcaley s01d the Jusnee DcpJrtmem's Ll\oll nghts dJVl~on, workmg mth Zdey"s otlite and the FBI, w1ll open prdumnary mve~ugauons Leaders of Cmcmnau's black commumty have cnttCIZt'd the pohce, most rL'Ct.•mlv ar a rally on Sunday. and haw· been urgmg rht• government m cxanunt• WASHINGTON (AP) - Congre'>man-dt·<~ I'Jt T 1ben got J t.l\te M\md:1\. ot what has new life w11l bt> hkt' J~ a m~.·mb~.·r of rhe US House '-)f RcprL'St:nt,lti\.CS . rhc fn:~o,hm,\11 ll:U.~ of 200 I g.tthered for ItS Oflt'llt:H\Oil A btl..' tlight madt• rlben Ill!~~ tht: d..t~!i PILtllrt." :l.t 8 .1 Jll Latt.·r. tht.• Oh10 Rc:pllbh~o..m \\J.:) one of four freshmcnuwucd ro dascuss rhl'IT new y...1bs on PBS' "The Nt.>w~ Hour wtth Juu Lt•hrl'T · In betwel!n were les:,ons on the nms and bolts ol runmng: J sull .md comphmg wuh ethtcs rules. plus a general mtroducuon ro has classmates and to House leaders Taben was ~.·]~cred b.st w~ek to mcceed reunng Rep John Kastch 111 Ohw's 12th Congrt:"sstoual D1stnct Quints bom to Plain City couple C INCINNATI (AI') A JUdge.: h,t\ di\nt ed mote tl1.1n S10.000 111 ~our r finrs to one of h1.., f.nmltl.' Llurltll'>. lllht:r rlun w thL ulUJ H\ , ThL' Cmunn.ltl Elll.jlllll'l 11.pmtcd TuL:-.d.t\ Co111t t~o.'tolds .:;hm\ tlut Judgl' Robt'Jt Rllt'hlman of I Lmulton Coumy Common Pleas Cout t rcquu~d the ciUII tablr.: Jonanom Ill Jt least 20 of In~ t..nmmal casrs smce 19(JO, th~.· papa reported Donations were m.tde to d1e Naonty LJtt:lJC)' Center 111 Cmumutl, accordmg to cm1n records Ruchlman, who IS prt•sJdent of the cemer':; board of dneuor~· :1bo orderl'd ddcndanrs to pt•rform hundreds ot houts of <..:ommunay sef\II.L' lt td \ sd10o l r~·H.h ..·t 111 the Wmtluugton ,~ho\l l dmnct H~..·t hmh.wd \\l)tk~ t\~r thL O!·u n Dl'p.umk'lH o l N.mttt l RL·souti.L'" rim\\ .1~ thl· sc.:.;ond St't of LJlllnntplcts born Ill rh ..· Co iLtmbu~ .ut·.• rh1" \L'.lr On Apnl ?.2 Ctn 1 and Mtk..· Wh.tkn of Rt'\ nold,.bu1g cdehr.Ht>d the bnth ot t\\'o bm\ ,1nd thn:t: g1rh 1t St Ann's Ho~p1tal Teen convided in slaying CANTON (A P) - A 17 ~\L',t r old wc~s senremt•d to hfe 111 pnson .1ttc1 he ,\d nuued o;hl'Ullng ht~ brotht'r m tlli..' 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Congress still would ,have to vote next year to ~pend all or part of the money Sewt'l and water aurhontlcs from auuss the cmtlltr), contr:tctors, the US Confert~nce of M.wms ,tnd oth e1.., presst:d Congress tlus year to hdp t 01111lllltlltll'\ fix tht•Jr old sewn S)'Stl.'lll~ bt.•tnre .tgt' and the press url' of nc\~_: d.:' l'loplll~'llt tltgg~r ,l. criSis 1 ht tllL'l~Hrc \\ou!d J!icm the EPA to dtsllibutt: Sl :; btl!tun 111 Llll' )l.'.Hs 200~ .tnJ 211(1 \ ( Cllltblllt.:l.! .. We .j lllt\..'1"[ l[L 71 ~ht.;tttT~ '-h~~ )11 llil 1 complete confidt'nce- m the death row cases and ~..onv1cnom that Ohto JUries h.wt..· dended to dae ," Montgomery sa1d "Wt:-'rc not dolllg th1s bt·camt.· \\C bcht'\1.' there are fai lm es 111 the system- howe-ver I beh ..·vc that \W J.re obligated to use ,til :)Vatlable means ul captta l cases to tontmually btuld pubhc fa1th and trust Ill the JUStiCe system," she satd Death row mmates can ask for DNA tosnng currently but the state lm typ•cally opposed these requt:sts, com:erned about losmg control of evid ence havmg ex1st111g evidence used up by testmg. Montgomery satd '>\~tllll" or mostly a problem m the Rust Belt state> of Pennsylvama, Indiana and Ohw The old systems can so~netunes get overwhelmed when there's a lot of ram or snowmelt When that happens, untreated Or parttally treated waste can be dtscharged mto lakes and streams, unJermmmg watc:::r quahty Samtary system overflow problems are not concentrated 111 any p;~rtu ular part of the country. Broken ptpcs, :tn uwas10n of tree roots growmg mto St'Wer ptpes, badly connl'Cted sewer lt nes J.nd pumps too small to c.trry the load of newly developed subdt1 ISlOns all can lead to the::: t..hs<..:h.rrgt: uf raw, untrt.•ated sewage 1nto basements, 01 out of manholes or onto Cit\ -.treets, the FPA s.ud On the Net Elwtrontn~.·nt.ll Ag~.:ncv Pt{)teLrtDn hup I lwww cp,l gov I 0\\ ml As:-.ou,ttloll of 1fL' l\1\etJopolit.Jll W ,HI.'I Agt'll- · http // \\\\\\ 1111\\.l-\\ ,HI.'r org/ ' lind h1~ . . upC1V1sOI, Md\1,1'r~·t ~rompl'd out to lm \·.m Un t!'k t11 red lt but th~. dnvt.:--'c lt :~1 11 d10ppl·d ulr ~topptng lhe \ ,lll K!u c sa1d Mt. J\'h~tt:l, fi ustr.Jt~·d, ti H'd It till \ l1l MLMbt<:r then thr..·\\ tht _srun md ~t.ll w.1lked bac..k 111lU thl· lhk~ Jnd .1gam .1:.kcd for h1s s u~tT\'J:.ur a:. he sobbed. KJuc s:ud He \\,utcd wtth hi~ supcrvtsor tlllttl poht l' J.t nved 111 thL' g r.1ss, .e~c.11=e~ aJJ """ "P'"" dloliJalfd wot~M Lilu, lo. Recount lo. Now takini! reservations for HolidaY Get·To2ethers (Office Parties. church i!atherini!. Private PartiesJ SPace available for your special event No time to bake? from PapAl voted, neither contender has an electoral college maJOrity, >nd both need the 25 electoral votes offered by Fionda to fashion one Bush holds a 388-vote lead m an unoffic1al statewide recount tally m•mtamed by The AssoCJ>ted Press, not including an unknown number of overseas absentee ballots to be counted on Friday. The contested election played out in far-Oung portions of the state on Monday. County workers Sifted through thousands of ballots m Volusta County, where a complete Gore-requested hand recount was tn progress - In the area around Fort Lauderdale, a check of a few precmcts turned up only a few changes, and local offioals voted 2-1 agamst a recount of all of Broward County that Gore had sought The parual recount, covenng 3,892 votes m three precmcts, turned up four additional votes for Gore. Democrats promptly planned an appeal. Officials m M1am1-Dade County saJd they would dectde Tuesday whether to yteld to a Gore camp:ugn request and conduct a manual recount 111 their area. OffiCials m Palm Beach COunty, a DemocratiC bastiOn, announced that workers will begm hand counting more than 400,000 ballots Tuesday and expect to fimsh on Sunday, a ttmehne that would extend beyond Secretary of State Katherme Hams Fnday deadhne Separately, a heanng was set m state court m Palm Beach County on several CltiZen lawsuns seekmg a new county vote - a pos1t10n the Gore campatgn once floated Meanwhile, new polls suggest Amencans are mtensely mterested m the struggle to settle the pres1dent1al electton, but a maJorIty say they are not extremely warned about tt Two-th1rds of Amencans 111 an i Now takins: orders for Pies. cakes & PumPkin rolls 105 Butternut Pomeroy, OH 992-6566 992-6316 Center from Page AI we h•d expected tt to go," md Wynat. "We currently have over mdJvtduals employed and are beginning to prepare new workers for the~r trammg programs." "We hope to eventually have between 300 to 500 employees, both part-ttme and full time, m ao "~~ htnl d1n~ \\ tth 1 ht~ ~L'lt,hrng l~ l 1l1bt1 p1~1ol hmd hh11.. \IJd I Ill 11\11 1d th l' tht.' ABC News-Washmgton Post poll sa1d the current struggle is 'just the kmd of thmg that can happen m a very dose election." U.S. District Judge Donald Mtddlebrooks reJected a pleading from Bush's legal team to stop the hand counting "A federal court has a very !muted role and should not intervene," he ruled after hearmg argumen~' In an observatton that underscored the histone nature of the case, he added,"' I am not under an tliuston I am the last word on tlus, and I am rather grateful for that" By mghtfall, Republicans had not yet dtsclosed thet r next step, posSibly to the cacutt court of appeals m Atlanta, posStbly directly to the U.S Supreme Court In a separate, stare courtroom m Tallahassee, Judge Terry LewtS heard arguments on !t suit from offiCials tn ewe counnes rhat attempted to stop Harns from enforcmg her 5 p m deadhne for certtfication of vote totals LewtS expressed doubts about the deadline, noting counties can connnue countmg absentee votes through the end of the week. '"What's the good of domg a certificatiOn ahead of ume'" the Judge asked He heard both Stdes arguments after Hams, the Flonda secretary of state, refused to extend the deadlme "'fhe process of countmg and recountmg the votes cast on Election Day must end," she sa1d m a wntten statement that followed a bnef meeting wah top a~des to both preSJdenttal contenders Everyone agreed on that JUst as surely as they dtsagreed on the tenus. Chmtophcr sa1d the secretary of states posltlon "looks hke a move in the directton of partisan pohttcs, and away from a nonpartisan adnumstrat10n of the election laws." An hour of so later, Hughes stepped before cameras 111 Texas With a rebmtal "It's becoming mcreastngly clear tha.r Vtce Prestdent Gore's campaign s1mply wants to keep counttng votes unnl they hke the results," she sa1d posttwns here at the faCJhty,'" he added The Ohto Department of Develo.pment, the Meigs County Commumty Improvement Corporation, Meigs County comnusstoners, and the Fanners Bank & Savmgs Co, have all played stgmficant roles In landmg the new busmcss, wh1ch •mil hopefully boost the local economy and lower unemployment ........... The Daily Sentinel Sunburst Table w/6 pressback Chairs $599 95 4_t2 Months Same as Cash ~ *See store for details Otlto Vlllty Publishing Co Published every afternoon, Monday Correction Polley through Fnday, I II Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio Second class postage patd at News Departments The main number IS 992·2156 Department extenttons are General manager Ext 1101 Pomeroy Member The Assodated Press and the Ohto Newspaper Association Ext. 1102 or Ext 1106 Other eeNices AdYortlolng Ext 1104 C\rculotlon Ext 1103 Clooolfte~ Ext 1100 Ada To send e,mall 111 Court 1.11lf1lo\tt~ huddill!-! She satd she was confident about the. proJect's chance~ for fundmg "I thtnk '-it's our tlmc," lamurdh s~ud "We haven't apphed for pavmg for a long tune, and I think that wtll help us.'" The proJect was ranked 17th out of78 proJects m the Duckeyc Htlls/Hockmg Valley Regtonal Development Dtstnct, pnor to the local rankmg. V t!lage workers were commended for thetr work m leaf p1ckup, cleanmg drams and curbs and other recent work lannarelh md that workers have been mstallmg Chnstmas decorations m the busmess dlstnct, and md that the vtlbge Chnstmas tree wtll be placed on the "'T" thiS year, rather than Dave Odes Park lannarelh also thanked vtllage voters for supportmg the renewal of the v11lage's one-null street hght levy Counctl approved the second appropnattons at the request of Clerk Uryan Swann, • Set the second meetmg m D ~ce mber for Dec 21 at 7 30 p m , due to Chnsrmas. • Authonzcd Swann to cntcr ulto a coopt:r.ltlVt' punhasmg agreement wtth the State of Oluo, at a cost of $11 U Also prrscnt were council members Roger Manley, Rae Gw1azdowsky and Kathy Scott MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 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Ftrslar - • readmg of an ordmance whiCh would levy the $5 111onthly water improvement fee to every homehold, rather than hou se, with Bob Pooler vot1ng ,lg.un-.t the mea sure Presently, muln-fanuly dwellings are charged 01tly SS, rather than $5 per umt In other actton,'counnl • Approved the mayor's report of fines and fees collected m October, w•th a VIllage share of $45,22 33, • Approved payment ofh1lls t(>r the vtllage. wluch along with htlls approved by the Bo"d of Pubhc Aff.1m, totaled $42,432 97, • Approv~:d a numbct of transfers of funds and addmonal from Page AI St Rates outside Meigs County galtnbune@eurekanet com Council P01tm11t1r: Send address correct1ons to The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 One year Nowa form most of the labor Grants Coordinator Jean Trussell met w1th the board 10 dtscuss the " hornfic"' default rate m the county·s Mtcroenterpnse Small Business Revolvmg Loan program . The program, funded through the Oh1o Department of Development, provtdes grant fundmg to the county, which is then awarded as loans for start-up bustnesscs owned by low and moderate-Income entrepreneurs Ideally, loan repayments are then placed back m the fund and loaned agam to other apphcants. However, Trussell s:ud, $30,000 m $40,000 m delmquent loans rematn uncollected, and have been referred to Prosecutor John Lentes Trussell md that the county should, at the very least, attempt to repossess the secunty 1tems used as colbreral on the loans m an attempt to recover some of the funds, 1f only to protect the county's chances of rece1vmg loan funds m the future "We wtll hkely not get another grant because of our bad collecttOIIS h1story," Trussell satd "You can kiss another grant ·goodbye' unless we attempt to collect these dehnquent balances·· Trussell also updated the comnusstoners on progress wuh the latest Conunumty Housmg Improvement Program (CHIP) projects Through the program, 15 low and moderate mcome households have recetved down payment asststance and rehab1htanon assistance, and stx more cases are m the pre-mspcct1on stages The comnuss1oners also • Authonzed an employee recogmtlon luucheon for the Department of Job and Fam1ly Serv1ces, • Approved transfers of funds for the Clerk. of Courts. Veterans Servtet~ Office. and crafters grant adnunistrator, • Proclauned Wednesday as Amenca Recycles Day m Me1gs Count}, at the requ~st of Kenny W1ggms. r~.·cychng and htter control coordm.uor, • Approved payment of b1lls Ill the amount of $288.256 20 Present, 111 addition to Howard Jnd Thornton, were Conumsstoner M1ck Davenport, Clerk Glona Klot·s and Conumss1onerdect Jun Sheets (USPS 213-860) Reader Services Our main concern In all stories 1s to be accurate If you know of an error 1n a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. complete Commmwners Janet Howard and JeffThorhton. while praismg the proposed program, and emphasizmg the need for It, s:ud that budget eStimates were prelill11nary. Howard said the budget would likely be "tweaked" before It JS submmed to the Department of Job and Family Serv1ces for consideration The county now funds an after-school math mtervent10n program in each of the county's elementary bmldings through Temporary AssJStmce to Needy Families, Prevention, Retennon and Contingency (TANF/PRC) funds. Under Ohto'$ welfare reform plan, county conunisstoners are charged wtth the responSJbthty of fundmg and operating programs to break the cycle of welfare dependency. In other business. Martm Brodenck, general manager of the Leading Creek Conservancy DJStrtct, and ScipiO Townsh1p Trustees Randy Butcher and Robert Butcher, met wtth the board to diScuss the progress on obtammg fundmg for a water hne extensiOn m ScipiO and Columbia townsh1ps Brodenck sa1d that the proposed SI . 1 nulhon extenston proJeCt would prov1de needed rural water service to 1 10 customers livmg between Carpenter and Harrtsonvtlle on Ohio 143, as well as homes on secondary roads m that area. The county wtll seek Appalachtan Regwnal ConmusSton funds for the proJect, as well as Commumty Development Block Grant funds earmarked for water and sewer Improvements Thornton satd that the proJect IS m the pre-~pphcatton stage. Brodenck md that he has received nottce of fundmg for another water hne extensiOn proJeCt thts one on Malloon"s Run Road and Ohio 124 ll1 Salem Townshtp The cost of that proJect. JS estimated at $56,000, and a $25,000 State C:1pual Improvement Program grant has been awarded. The balance of the cost wtll hkely be m-kmd, Brodenck satd, because the dJStnct plans to per- JS GAINESVILLE, Texas - Dr. Ketth R Mann: 85, Gainesville, died Sunday; Nov. 12, 2000 at Sherman, Texas. He ts survived by a son and daughter-m-law, the Rev. Dav1d and Ruth Mann of Collinsville, Texas, formerly of Pomeroy; • daughter and son-m-law, Jackie and Dale Gaspard of GamesVJlie, Texas; two brothers, Melvm Mann of Magona, Ky., •nd Charles Mann of Albany, Ky; two Sisters, Evelyn Esqumel of Paso Robles. Cal1f, and Jane Wentlmg of Sun City,Anz.; and four grandchildren and four great grandsons. His Wife, Sarall, preceded him m death on Feb. 1, 1995. Dr. Mann had been a llllmster for the past 51 years He was a member of the F1rst BaptiSt Church m CollinsVIlle. Serv1ces wtll be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the F1rst BaptiSt Church m Collinsvtlle. The Revs. Jerry DaviS and Joe Patterson wtll offiCiate and burial WJU be m the Collinsville Cemetery. ViSitation will be held tonight from6 to 9 p.m. at the HuffFuner:Jl Home,Whuesboro,Texas. t10111 l1k~ Ill \\)n,!J lill j'hl\ l'L''1 ~IILf l'v\,j\1htlt 111 0\l'ttlO\\ Dr. Keith R. Mann h;:~ve ( IL'\ \t.:\\1.'1 fnwnPaaeA1 stble, sht' said The Daily Sentinel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio City \\:ts mgry ~V1rMI,t1.1 A~~~Wfltln ,,J)] ,~_.._ k r\ll' dvlrh JlL!1dt\ \~11 {1ld brl\ ,,ftm.._• bod\'' fl tt1 .-.; 1 r John I krdwn Authorities seek death penalty Pll r~BL/\.<.!1 11\l' t them .1 ..:hmn· to p.IV .1 flue to thc govcr nmt•nt o r t~l p.tv to th~ htenC) tl'IHt'r.'' RuL·hlman told th~· Enylllrcr "Nobody'~ objl.'t:tt'd vet I've been dotng 1t for years" A probat1on offitcr brought · thl' JUdge 's orders to rhc auc.:nnoti of h1s "UPL'f\ 1~ors l.1~t year Pwbanon oftinals told Ruchlm.\11 tht• pr.1Cttet' was umJsual, but the Judgr rnld them w c.ury out h1s orders · We questioned wllcthcr th1s was kgltlmatc." sa1d TITn Shannun, an assrstJnt chH.'f prubatton ofli .. cr "The order we got was to hold the defendant accountlble to (Rueh lnun 's) ordt't' Ch11k-.Fo:\ iiiL' MtM:mer was bc-mg hdd Without b.ul early Tuesday 111 the::: Medtna County ja1 l on t..harge-s of 1nduung p.uut.., dtschargmg a fir ..·;mn 111 a proh1b1ted area and L lfr\ mg :1 co'nce.1led we:~pon It ~.o~lld hav~.· been a \t" ,1f nw ss thl'tt,' 'l.ltd Mt·1..lma County S ht·t- nt\ \1H ·~I~ Htl J up tt wn1 k 1ns-n :m d :nn wd Jpp.uently llltt.:!ldnl to h:111ll Ius ~ up c1 \ 1 ~or. poillt' s ltd Frmtr:-ttcd th:tt he co u!dn 't find ht~ bos~. Ruger Mt..Ma:-.tt'r '27 a ll~:gedl y shm h1s v:tn four ttmes Monda) 111 the par king lot o l the Oaks :1t Mcdtn.l, J retirement ce nter s.11 d Mt·dun In\\ n'h1p poliCe Ch 1d ]lromc Klut' No one \\'as IOJUred A~h·d d Ml M 1:-.tu h,td mtcndcd t<..J h1rn1 h1" bms, Kluc satd: "( c t t:-~mlv~ 1.t thts poult, It \Vtmld .lppt· •r tlut \\-:tv" Klut' sa1d police h:1d li Ot dctl'rmmcd \\ hy McMas- Missing pilot has Ohio roots It\ "1~ .lltl..~ttd tftl.'t \\ ho pulllL' ;mJ 1 s. -.:er.d hull!~ lHtl tlH.: d .. ltlt \\ ~~ rukd l hollJILHk h\ rh.- ( !c rIJ1l)J}[ Count\' tOfO!lL't About\() '.(J pm puhLL' ,ll teqcd R111Lh MtJ!., md Lh II~L·d hnn 111 thL· dullt Po hLL ;zud M rlh '' \\ .thom 21) , ..·a r ~ old hut drd nul h~t .1 lwml' 1ddrL-.~ Ill'\\ 1-. lwtn g ht.ld 111 the ( krn1otH ( ount\ j.ttl Pu!t .. e ~.lid rtDt tb"-~t lm~.: tltl' L JLbC ot the hr..· nr tlw \ outh '" d .. lth JV1dtnrJ l'> 1bnm I; lillie:~ t.:.l~t ol C urutinJtl l PPF \{ A. It I I i\J{, I ( )J''.J l COLUMBUS (AI') - Attorney Gcnaal Betty Montgomery sa1d .1 new DNA tc-sttng program armounced Monday for dt·ath row mnutes wtll tmprove pubhc trust m tht: cnmmal JUSttcc system The state"s pllbhc defender for d\!ath ro\v cases cntiCizt:d the progrJm , s:1ytng It puts too nnu_:h control 111 prost'cutms' hands Montgomery sa1d the Capital Jusuc~;.· lmuauvc will make Oh1o's new DNA temng fwhty avaLlable for a small number of mmates expected tO apply for the opportumty State fundmg of the Bure>u of Crumnal Identification and lnvcsngatton 's DNA lab and dacabase made the mltlauve pos- ---.,.,-- · MJ ll\Nfl (fli') - r ,,J,,· Cllfl"tophe J llh llllh Al!ot ~.l. 1111111l rroll,l)ll lllU\ dell] It thl "Som~Hmes Police say janitor apcarently wanted to harm his oss MILl ( HtD (A Pl - A m1n ha~ htr.:n th.rrgL'd "uh .igg11\ ~t~..·d tllLI I Lkt 111 tht.: ,k.Hh or 1 I :1 - \~ n~old "hmc hmh '' 1~ lound tll1 thl' ,\:1\ \lm\1.\ll 1 \ t l l l l lll --- Youth's body found after fire 1\ lt.:'dh~ \\Cit: un1hk the cenrer WASHINGTON (AP) -The lame-duck Congrt·ss rh.H will m~t:t 111 December may authonze $1 S btlhon ro hdp communmes Jcross the cnllntry upgrade old sewer systems • Nearly I 00 Ohto Cities of vanous stzcs have the kmd of sewer ptpes that would uukc them ehgJble to seck a share of the money. The measure would <~llow the federal government m prov1de grams tO mumctpahtics b:wmg problems w1th OH'rtlow of sanJt.ll\ sewer ~vstcms or comb111L~d se\VL'r sysrcms, 111 whJCh the s.tmc ptpc.:-; c.:o\Jt1ct both storm water and \\,tste water House leaders h.1vc agreed ro pm :-~mho­ nzauon of thl.' progtam mtn ,Ill .lpp!Uprt.HlOllS btll Sen ltt' lc \dt:r!o. h,l\"l' not bt·cn ~nthmLl~ttc .1bou t hmtltng thl· g1.mt pwg1.1111 utto l.t\V tht-. \Car Hm\1.' \"l'l. Rxp Jnn H.lr.. ta D-Mt(h wthot ot p.u t nf thl' \\,ltl't qu .1!tt~ k~t..,lltllHl ~.Hd ht bdi ..'\'t'' It \\'d! h ..· p1:-.s~.·d J.nd bc ~Jgned b, rh .. prt'\ltknt I hi.' lmlltllltll ~'llt li Jlto!L'ltlllll Al!;~'lll\ o!!tu d 111 Lh 11 ~1. nl \\ 1~ 1 ~:\\, l t~ 1 ptu~;t 1111' \\ ~~ ~ Mm ..·r wid pol! .. c h ..· h.td br.:en •on prescnpuon mediCation for lllS"l'r ~on[lo! bur no longer \\JS ukmg lt I k b:td told po lice that ~ AP )- was shot and killed - by Cmcmnm poliCe as he allegedly grabbed an officer's gun dunng a struggle on Wednesday Officers swilled with him outside a supermarket where the pohce had been called to investigate allega· ttons that Irons was trymg to run otT w1th Items for whtch he had not pa1d City Man•ger John Sh1rey satd the five Cmcmnatt pobce officers mvolved in >ppre~ hending Owensby won't tell Cinnnnau pohce honue~de detectives investigating the death what happened Lame-duck Congress may authorize sewer pipe program hou~c ( liAR I H)N how thl" dt'aths of the two men occurre-d Pohce md Roger Owensby. 29, of Cmcmnatl, dtcd of asphyxntton as Cmcmnatt pohce were takmg hun mto cust6dy on Nov. 7. Pohce sa1d they confronted Owensby because he fit the dcscnptton of a suspect m a recent cnme. Owensby':> death may have been caused by a "choke hold gone bad "" or by officers p•lmg on top of hun as they wrestled Owensby to the ground. md Dr Carl Parrott, Hamilton County's coroner. Officers sa1d Jeffrey Irons, 30, of ChiCago, Some death raw inmates Paper: Judge directed fines to a favorite charity could get DNA tests COLUMBUS (A P) - Knsten and Cra~g Wmon \\ere 'u rpmed \\hen ~he gJw btrth to qmntuplet!. un Tuesd.ty Till' PLnn Ctty ~..ou­ pk hlS expected o nly four babies Tht:\ thought they wet~ h.1nng qtnd~," s.n d M.uk Hopk.ith "pokt:sm.m for R" erst de M l"thudts t Ho spttJls · fh en th~..· last one L tmc out, :md ht• turnt·d out to be: thl· htggcst ' , Mt-. \V:ttson ddtn~red tlut't' gt rls :m d £\\O bo~~ lut'~o,d,ty 1.'\elllll):!: K 11th n I tilL·\ \\J:O born tlnl \\nglung 2 ~uulllk llllll' oulllt''· tul hm t'._i b~ C Hohnt· Esd1c.:t .It :t pounds, I~ I t ~ OlllllC\, Con not l houl.l"- ,\[ 2 round<> 10 \ /] Ollllu.'<; ( Ortl111t" M.Uh.' It 1 pouud,, I nunu 111d K~kWdh.m\ ,tr l p\.lUnd~.:; \I?. outt~._., fht \'VIt-.on..,, both 1() .II,o h n c 1 ~0-momh-old d tughtl·r C.t~­ 1\lt~ \'V,lt~nn ~~ .111 ~.·km~o.'lltll\' . TUelda~Nov~mnber14,2000 probe deaths of two men Government BUCKEYE BRIEFS ~ Tuesdlly, November 14, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 19 Gannett - SSY. General Electnc Harley Dai/Jdson - Rocky Boots - 5 511-.. 45~.. Kmart- 6 Kroger - 25). Lands End Lid - 26'~18 Wei-Mart - 45,,. Wendy's - 23'\'~& 23 ~.. Oak H•lt F•nanc1al - OVB - 26'1, BBT- 31,,~ Peoples - 13\ Prem1er - 5~, Rockwell - 40 AD Shell - 59l. Sears- 281. Shoney s - '1. Worthmgton - 141a 91, Dally stock reports are the 4 p m clostng qUotes ot the previOuS days traiJS acttons provided by Sm1th Partners at Advest Inc of Galhpohs LOCAL BRIEFS EMS mns POMEROY - Umts of the Me1gs Emergency Service answered f1ve calls for assiStance on Monday. Uruts responded as follows CENTRAL DISPATCH 7 46 • m , Ganaway Road, Vtrguua Henson, Holzer Med1cal Center. POMEROY 12:46 p.m., Mmersv1lle, Harry Clark, HMC; 6:10 p m. Condor Street, Charles Eakins, HMC. RUTLAND 5:59 p.m., Ash Street, Mtldred Deweese, treated. SYRACUSE 8 04 a m , Broadway Street. V1ctorta Norman, HMC. Plan meeting RACINE - W1ldwood Garden Club wtll meet on Wednesday at 1 p m at the home of Evelyn Hollon Post dinner TUPPERS PLAINS A Thanksgivmg dmner w1ll be held atVFW Post 9053 on Thursday at 6 p m Members and their w1ves or fncnds, and auxthary members and their husband'i or fnends, are mvtted A specJal speaker from Nauonal Headquarters wtll attend TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Athleuc Boosters will meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the h1gh school. ltens offered MIDDLEPORT - Abundant Grace. formerly Fatth Chapel, will open Jts food pantry on Fnday. and L.ad1es for the Lord will open the clotlung bank on Fnday, both from 10 to 1 I am. Garden Club REEDSVILLE RivervieW Garden Club wtllmeet on Thursday ;t 7·30 p m. at the Reedsville Church of Chnst. A Christmas workshop w1ll be held. Members are to brmg finger food, gifts for nursmg home patient'S, a rectpe, and the1r dues Literary Club MIDDLEPORT -Mtddleport L•terary Club w1ll meet at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the home of the ho~ress, Pauhne Horton. Betsy Parsons wtll revtew "Casanova Was a Book Lover' by John M. Hanulton Trustees to meet CHESTER - Chester Townslup Trustees w1ll hold their regular meeting on Tuesday at 7 p m. at the town hall. Sorority to meet Revival set POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta will meet at the St Paul Lutheran Church at 6·30 p m . for a Thanksgtvmg program. Jane Brown, Slurley Beegle and Norma Custer are hostesses. DANVILLE - A revtval w11l be hdd at the Pme Grove Hobness Church. two m1les from Danv11lc off Ohto 325, on Rowlesvtlle Road. begmnmg Tuesday and conrmumg through Thursday at 7 p m. each evemng. Evangehst Greg Thacker w1ll be the guest speaker The pubhc IS mvtted Health Club ROCK SPRINGS The Rockspnngs Better Health Club wtll meet at 1 p m at the home of Barbara Fry. Members are to bnng canned goods SARto meet POMEROY - Ewmgs Chaptt'r, Sons of Amencan Revolution, w1ll meN on Thursday at the Metgs Museum The dmner at 6· 30 w1ll be followed by the meetmg at 7 30 p m Boosters meet Wednesday Square dance APPLE GROVE - A square dance wtll be held at the Red Barn on Ohto 338 m Apple Grove on Fnday, from 8 to II p.m The band, Happy Hollow Boys, w1ll provtde mustc Masons to meet RACINE - Pomcroy-Racme Lodge 164. F&AM. regular meetmg:, Thursday, With dectwn of otlicer:; and work m rhe EA tlt.:"gr~e R.~.·freshmt:nt:. VALLEY WEATHER Daytime highs will plunge BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS l:Jnsk westerly wmds w1ll connnuc to bnng co ld a1r mto the en-county area on Wednesday, h·epmg t~mpcrJturcs 10-15 d~:grt.:"cs bdow no1m.1l H•ghs w1ll b,· mostly m the 40s followmg overmght lows of 2S35, the.: NatiOnal Weather Scrvtcc md Sunset tomght will be at 5 Hi and sunnse on Wednesday at 7 18 am Weather forecast: Tomght Clolldy. A chance of flumes early Low 25 to 30 West wmd .lrotmd 10 mph Wednesday A nux of clouds and sunshme 1'--Itgh 111 the upper Time needed for count 40s mght Partly Wednesday cloudy. Low near 30 Extended forecast: Thursd.ty ConSiderable ciOLtdmess A chance of showers 111 the J.frernoon and t~vemng H1gh uear SO Fnday. Cloudy with a chance of suow and ram showers Cold and windy Low 111 the lower 30s and lugh 111 the nud 30s. Saturday Partly cloudy Low tn the upper 20s and h1gh near 40 Sllnday and Monday Partly doudy. Low 111 the nud 20s and lugh 111 the lower 40s S ulm nl n· 10 d m 992 -2/5(i \PRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 . 4524 OLD UOUll J~Wl51 1l6-1 JACI<SOI\II'll<t 7 FR\11/10/00 THURS 11/9/00 WASHINGTON (AP) -Vtce Prl'Std\!'nt AI Gore. combarant m a dc~;ply unsettled prcs1denna1 race, satd Monday H 1s Important to "spend the d,\ys necessary '' to d~ternune a wmner In rhe race for the Whtte House He sa•d he doubted that e1ther 1he or hts Republican nva.l wamed a vtctory tauued by rmstJ.ke or nustnterprerandn. "I would nor want ro wm the prcstdcncy by a few votes ca.st m error or nmmtcrprt'tcd or no t counted :-tnd I don't thmk Governor (Gt'orf!:t' W) Bush w:tnr-. th.lt eJthcr," Gore ;,Jtd 111 hncfrc111.1rk~ wnh th e Wlmc Ho use: set' mg .1s a b.ICkdrop BOX OFFICE Will OPEN AT 6:30 PM FOil EVENING SHOWS 12:30 PM lOR MATINEES BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 (A) 7:00 & 9 30 DAILY RED PLANET (PG13) 7.10&8.200AILY CHARLIE'S ANGELS (PG13) MEET THE PARENTS (PG13) 715&91SDAILY MEN OF HONOR ( R) 1·00 & g•:J(I DAILY REMEMBER THE TITANS (PG) 7•00 & 9.30 DAILY LITTLE NICKI (PG13) �PageA4 The Daily Sentinel Tuesd.y, November 14,2000 Dear Ann Landers: Three years ago, I left my husband for another man. I'll call hun "Curtls." My farmly was upset because there were chtldrcn mvolved I understand their feclm!,l', but Curtis " very good to me, and my chtldren are happy with him We have been living together ~ince my d1vorcc was final The problem ts my parents wtll have nothing to do with Curtts, even though he has proven that he wdl take good care '£lttiSIUiiJ bl1941 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-8112·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Publisher R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor urry Boyer Advertlelng Dlrec:tor Chart- Hoeflich General Manager Diane Kay Hill Controller of me and the children. Thts becomes J problem wh~ncvl·r there IS a family event. He is nut lllVItl'ti. When I tdl m~ parent'\ 1 cannot come Without CurtJ~, they accust.' him of not alJmvmg me to go, which is noc true :tnd ts ternblv l..dns fo UN Nillw.,. wrlrootu. nw1 ~ lw Wu rAil• JOO II'DN!r. AU l«tcn 11n sllbj«n ro W •lUI IN U,ttH •IWI U.CI........u aM tiMJitoM IIIII,..,., No •IUifMd lc11us wiU ~ pMIJIUIIH. Utw,., slkHIW.., i11 JOf)fiWir, illlln, 1M11 ,.,o,..,..,,, TIM llf'llliolu eqnuft ill tlu l:. . . i.dow.,.. rlu roas~r.uu &{fiw Dllio V.JU1 Publisllin& Co. 'r HiltJrW1 boarrl. "'""'' odtn'win 1WhfL Mili"' ..,..ui"' NATIONAL VIEW unfJn. ~p Tension As these events atteste-d, ir was an election that overturned clich- es about voter apathy. But 1t also reflected tenswn wtthm the Amertcan pubhc on whether to choose Mr. Bush's personality and promises of leadership over Mr Gore's experience and knowledge of government ... .Umon workers and other nud-to-low-incomc voters were the Gore'~ greater succt:ss in .. three cructal states (Michigan, llhnotS and Pennsylvama) Mr. Bush was clearly more popular 111 the South and West, where he ptled up electoral numbers from a long ltst of smaller states. As the count tightened, there was one cheerful note f~r those weary of the impact ofbig-dollar pohtics.ln ' the closest states the outcomes seemed to depend on such old-fashtoned qualmes as turnout, party loyalty and economtc mterests. · As daylight neared, the con test was so close that the networks back_ed off thetr projections and the candtdates delayed plans for a keys to Mr. conceso;ton statt"ment on - Mr. Gore's part and a vH:rory statement from Mr. Bush. That brought to a prudent pomt a political suspense story that may not be resolved unti) recounts take place in Florida and other closely fought states. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today tS:ruesday. Nov. 14, the )19th day of 2000. There are 47 days lett in the year Tatlay's Htghlight 111 Htstory. On Nov. 14, 1900, Aaron Copland, one of Amenca's leadmg 20th century composers, was born m New York City. On thts date: In 185 1, Herman Melvtlle's novei"Moby Dtck" was first publtshed m the Umted States. In 1881. Charles J Gutteau went on trial for assassinatmg Prestdent Garfield. (Guiteau was convicted and hanged the following year.) In 1922, the Bnttsh Broadcasttng Corp. began tts domesttc radio servtce. In 1935, Prestdent Frankhn Roosevelt proclatmed the Phthppme Islands a free commonwealth. In 1940. dunng World War II, German planes destroyed most of the English town of Coventry. In 1944. Tommy Dorsey and Orchestra recorded ''Opus No. I" for RCA Vtctor. ln 1'9 h9,Apollo 12 blasted off for the moon. In 1972, the Dow Jones lndustrtal Average closed above the 1,000 mark for the first time, endtng the day at 1,003.16 ln I 973, Brttam's Pnncess Anne marrted Capt. Mark Phtlhps m Westmmster Abbey. (They dtvorccd m 1992, and Anne re-marned.) In I 996, Cardmal Joseph Bernardin, leader of Chicago's 2.3 m1llton Roman C~tholics, died at age 68. Ten years ago Prestdent Bush told congresstona1leaders h'e had no immedtate plans to call a war in the Pernan Gulf. Hrmsh com- mentator Makolm Muggendge dted m Sussex, England, at age 87. Sm1on and Schuster announced 1t had dropped plans to publish the controvt:rsJal 13rct Easton Elhs noyel "Am~:rican Psycho." Five years ago: The U.S. government mst1tuted a parual shutdown, closmg natiOnal parks and museums while government offices operated with skeleton crews. U.S. Rep. Emd Greene Waldholtz, R-Utah, filed for dtvorce from her husband, joe, who was under fe.deral mvemgatton for posstble campatgn financmg tmpropnetles. Ooe Waldholtz spent 22 months in federal prison.) One year ago: Democrat Btll13radley took center court at New 'J:'ork 's Madison Square Garden for a $1 .5 millton preSJdenttal c~mpaign fund- rai~er that featured his former Knick teammate'i and basketball nvals . The Un11ed Nattom 1m posed san ctions on Afghanistan for refusing to hand qver suspected terrortst Osama bin Laden'. Today's Birthdays: Actress Rosemary DeCamp IS 90. Former U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghalt is 78 Actress Kathleen Hughes is 72 Jazz musician Ellis Marsalis is 66 . Actor Don Stewart is 65 Blues singer Carey Bellts (,4 pop stnger Freddie Garnty, of Freddie & the Dreamers, ts 60. Writer PJ. O'Rourke is 53 Zydeco smger-must ctan Buckwheat Zydeco IS 53. Bntam 's Pnnce Charles IS 52 Actor Robert Gmty ts 52 Rock smgcr- muStetan James '(oung. of Styx, 11 52 . Smger Stephen BISho p ts 49. Actress Laura San Gtacomo IS 39. Actor D. B. Sweeney IS 39. Rapper Run, of Run-DMC. ts 36 Actor Patrt ck Warburton is 36 Rock mustcian Ntc Dalton, ofThe Lemon head,, 11 3(,. Ro ck smger Hutch Walker, of Marvelou' J. IS J I Rapper ShyllClm ;, 23 Thought for Today· "It ntake, no differen ce tf I burn my bndges behmd me - I never retreat" - Fiorell o LaCu ard1a , New York Ctty m~yor (I AA2 - 1947). J don't know w lu t w do Jll}'lllOrr.:: Th ..~y r~fuse to gn·c Curtis .1 ch.mcc- If I ~try .lW;'ly, H f'()\Tl'S 1111.' {l) ,l\'OJd. my f~lllll­ Jy, .wd my dJJidrl'l\ do not gl'-t to spend um~ \\ nh rlw1r rcJ.m,·e:-. I )o \'OU ha\·e )) Election and ciftermath reveals perceived divisions • The New York Times, on Electi<m Day suspe11se: After a vote count that stretched into Wedne$day morning, Gov. George W. Bush and Vtce Prestdent AI Gore were locked m one of the most closely contested prestdenoal contests m decades. Mr. Bush's highly, proviSIOnal lead arose m dramatic fashion, when Flonda tilted back toward Mr. Bush's column after the network> had predtcted that 11 would go to Mr. Gore. Then. after 3 a.m., Mr. Gore closed within a few hundred votes in Florida. Nov. 1•, 2000 Reader's parents will not accept new boyfriend The Daily Sentinel ChariM W. Govey Page AS Daily Sentinel The not afford to attend, even though I live less than two hours aw•y l was ternbly hurt, knowing she would not spend the price of a tank of gas to see her daughter walk 'down the aisle. Fortunately, my wondetful stepmother was there for me. She helped with the flowers and invitatiOns, and offered me the wedding dress she wore for her own wedding. It was lovely, and I wore it Ann Landers ADVICE any suggt·stJons? -- Bloommgburg. N.Y. Dear Bloom: Yes Get marned Dear Ann Landen: I read the letter fron1 "Bnde's S1ster m Pennsylvanu." and realized how lucky I am to have a great rdationslup with my own stepmother. "Bnd~,.·'s Sister" did not want her stepmothe-r mvolvcd 111 the pbnmng of the wcddlllg. nor Jid ~hi." want hl'f to partJClp.uc Ill the pnKCSSHHUJ I h.t\'c' lll'n.· r b..·~..·n clost: to my btologH.d mothcJ _ WhL'n I was planning my w..·dd111g ~IX ye,ns .tgn,. she s.uJ she could Pomeroy she has also been a devoted friend . I call Detroit. she was seated next to a her my "Bonus Mom" smce she was a young mon. They discussed the beauttful blue of the sky and the whlleness of the wonderful gtft to my father and to me S1gn me -- Carol's Bonus Daughter in New York Dear Bonus Daughter: It IS not often that I receive ~uch a lo~rmg letter from a stt.'pdaughter I ,un sur ..· chts umque. rd,ltlonsh1p Ius nuJe your fathr.::r very happy. llut I fed ~.td for vour mothcr. She- 1s gmng to bt..· .1 ~·r.::ry lond~ Morton Kondracke . close that Congress's :lbthty w gr.:t anythmg done rcmams m doubt. On the other h,uad, the polily difFen·n CL'" between the partil'S are not profound They concern the srzc of tax cuts anJ the m;:m ner of Sonal Secunty and Mcd!l.lrl' fundmg. not slavery or the future of democr.tcy So, the nr:xt pre~rdent- whctha it's Vice President Al Gort' or Texas Cov Georg~ Vv' lm first order of busmess to reassure the other sKic that h~.· r" Hush - ought to make fraudu lent voting attendt"d, men1bcrs bnnging g1fts . of I Y\IY and seemed shghtly behmd evc-n a week before the elecnon - whtch led pundtts hke me to mtstakenly predtct a sohd Bush Former resident honored The 1996 contest between former n.c·p. Bob Dornan. R. md Rep Loretta S.mchez,l), in California's 46tll dt.;;tnct wasn 'r rt·solvl'd untd February IY9H. A challenge to the I 'J% election of Sen. Mary Landncu. D-L.1 .. wasn't over until October I <J97. Ill will 'till em!\ of lndt.m,l's Hth ove1 tut11111g dtstrttt. If such a 6 ...-rc~..· comb,ltant ,l'> Rx}urd Nixon could foq:;o a Lhalknge to pcy,sibly But Gore closed the marg111, partly by orgamzmg Afncan=-Amcrican turnou't that surpassed Chmon's performances at 1992 and 1996. Chnton received 84 percent and 83 percent of the black vote, respectively, in those "fears Gore scored 90 percent and outstrtpped Chnton's showmg 111 all the maJOr battkgrounJ states. the Month" at Olontan6'Y Mtddk School for the month of October. tunc.: to Florida, wouldn't have been m danger of lostng the elt•ctJon Also, iiome cri tiCs say, hJd he named Penn- Students participate in election Cl'vtl The dan[;er is that .a politically divtded country could btcome a tru ly polanzcd on\.! tt leaders of both parttcs let their parti>.mshtp uvercome tht:"lr seme of re~pons1bihty. Th1s \\ou ld b\.! a tragedy afrl"r what was, essc nnally, :i well-fought calllpatgn that dtd sylvama Gov. 1om Rid ge. R . as illS runmng mate, ht! nught have won that stare's 23 cle{:toral votes and clllched the election nl·t.ht to both Curt• and Bush It \vas a camp.lign ·fought largely on issues and qu estions of qualrficatJon T h ere was charac ter cntr ctsm but not char,KtlT .tssassmatwn. Critics ot Gou.· tmg ht say that, wlt h a strong cconorny, h e ~ho uld have coasted to bent party 111 a nme of peace and prosperity and only narrowly lost the popular vote. Extt p,olls show that the public IS dtvided vtctory. Indeed, ex11 polls showed that by 65 percent to 31 percc11t, voters .satd th;H thr.:country WJ\ headed 1!1 the nght d1n:ctton By 56 perc<·nt to 41 pcr<-ent. they satd they b ..·lieve the LUUntry nt..•cJs tu '·stay on cout\e'' 1arhe1 th.m h.wc "a fre~h ~tart."' On the other 11.lnd. Gore had the legacy of On the other hand, he took on an lllUilll - on the two candidates· issut"s They agree with prescrtptton dru gs and school vouchers and Bush on Soctal Secunty reform and across-the-board tax cuts. The lesson of the extt polls - and the Gore on CI-IF.STF.R School. October 10 \\.lS Ekcnon Day .1t Ea~rern Smdent~ m gradt.:'> K-~ had ~l'H'I.ll \\L't'b to Jcg-tstcr to Elemcnt.11)' \Ute 1 hey tilled uut ,\ \otel IL'!;l'>tl.ltlon tl11111 .md r~.'nnned thl'm ..HKi only rho'il' stlldl'lltli who tilled mn th~...· t~mn \\\Tt: t:ht.'1ble to \ute The ML'lb'\ County Bu.ud of Ek·Lt1om pn>\'Jck·d ~L\ 'otmg booths for the '>ttl dent~ t1 1 1h1.' Stltlkllt'i 1n kmdL·J-g;1rtL'Il. fir~t .1 nd s~.'l.:ond gr.1dcs voted fi)J the PrL''~Jdcnt. \\'hde ntht:r stmknt~ \'OIL·d !i.11 Pn:-.1denc. Pnl'>L'Cutmg Attorney. Sh~.'niT. Cou11t) Court Judge md County Com nn ~sJnn~..·r R~,.·~ult'> of rill' dcctlnn w..:re n:portcJ .1s foi!O\vs: Prl'SKknt. (;ore, H3. Bttsh, 1]{), I)ro~~..·naang Anornq~ Smry.p~l :>K, Lente!:., II~ Sl1eritl T1 us...ell. 132. Soulsby. 77. MJllc-r..\8, Beegle, 311, Judge, O'llnql 13 7, Stn~y, 141. Call, rhe lleWSJMpa of Capiro/ Hr/1) that they votc·d. disn 1buted ballots, dtstnbutcd "I Voted" suckers and tllht' d the vutt's Th,· Department of Health and Human Servtces (HHS) announced the 2001 rates for the Medtcare Part A deduc11ble and l'art B monthly prel'llllllll amounts pa1d by bcnc-ficta- Medrc.1re law. The Part A dcdtKttbk for mpatl(..'nt hospital care will n~~.· by S l (l, to S79~ This mue.l~L' 1s only .Jbout ~ petll'nt,IL'Ilecting s.wings fJOlll Il'dultJOlls 111 ML:cht,ll-l' hmp1t.1l paymt'nC~ ,wd olhCI ·}JIOgJ,l\ll ch.mg._.., "' gncd tn.to law 111 tht' B.1lanLL'd Budget Act n f 1 lYJ7 to l~clp .~lro tect .111d preserve the Medll.llL' Hmp1tal Insur;'lllCl.' . Tru~t F11nd L1'>t yc.tr. the deducttbl ~ rml' by SH The P.ur A dcdu~,.nbll' '" a bcndic1a1y's TUESDAY RUTLAND - The US Postal wrdtct~ Parttsam on both s t ck~ .tlr~..· .ld y Jrc ~ tir1mg susptnon., th;Jt th l'll l .mdidatL' t..hl110 t get a fa1r count. Voter News ScrvJCl', comp osed oftiw tel evJ s1on new~ orbran1zallom and The As~ou ated Press, IS the orgamzat1011 that dehvt.' T'> projt:CtlOII" <md unoffioal rcttlfn'i. The AI' .md the networks .lll declared ptematurely that FlomiJ had gone for Vice President Al Core. Two hot1rs beer, JUSt before 1(1 p.m EST, th._· AP put word on m wire advismg that preLintts and polls to proJect outcomes. There we1e mistakes that nL1dt' print; "DeWL'")' Defeats Truman" was the 1lJ4H classJc. the lOUtlt of votes in Flonda had pu! that call JJ1 questton, .md the ~tate \\'ent back mto the undl'(Jdcd column. TIK· t~o:kvlSlom 11\.'tworks rcsonded then ct!b. too. Bush \V;"t" l~.!dmg 111 tlw partial count of Flonda ballots, and .tt 2:1 () a.lll . .ESl~ Fox News Channel dcclarl'd lnm the w1nner and thm the p!CSident-dect WJthlillllliJUte.., the three n~<~jm brnadc.tst network'\ .md CNN \WIC, too His name and hts t3ce. wtrh the legend "Wmncr," or ·' Pre'>tticut-dcct" fl .t~ hed acrms thl." screcm of .myonc who WJ \ '>till watdung television c1t th.1t ho ur. r The AP w.1s t-Oummg Honda votes. chcckmg p .l~t t:hxtion p.lttt:rm in the .m.:as that h ttLl rcportt·d .md, .1s unpnrtant, thost' that h,1d not In th ;H old t~l'ihtoncd cxt'rCJSl', Bush's Hornb kad was "hnnkmg. At 2:37 .1.111 Wcdnc.,cl.ly, v..mh tclcvJ'ilOll trulllpctmg a Ull\h vntory. the AP rcpnrtt"d the race sttllup for grahs. Ar 3 11 a.m, rhc· AP :~Jvt sory reported the '>till dw1ndlmg Bush lead and the posstbili.J:Y It rmght nor 'itand . WJt!un the hour. by 4 .1111 , tltc tclevJ'Iion networks and cable oper:~nom rescinded their came mto use, election night ca1\s were based on the ballot count, w tth the winner declared when Str,.:e 1'194. VNS lu, con ducted cx1t tmer- calls for Uush. putttllg HondJ bac k 11110 the \'JCW'i at the pnllo;; ,md pmJcl ted rc~ldt'i based on ,undcnded et.Jhlllm, .1g:nn. them and on sclectnl 'i:tlllple pn·nrh.: t'i des1gncd The t\ICL' to bl' fir'>t \v1th new~ of th <.: \\.'lillll.:'r, [0 refl~·ct a \f.HL' ell Llrgc. I 11 ..· pn~w~ t1 0 11 ' an: f(n Pl"l''illklll or Ill .lily oth ~ r l'kctiO!l , ,llW,\Y'> h.l ~ dehvcn:d to the AI' ,111d the li\L· net\vo rko; Th ~.· bl'l..' ll illtl'll\Cly rolllpctltlVl', ;1111ong JIL'\\~P ,IPLT~ Ill'\\.'> o rga nrnlH)Jl ~ clt· udc \.\ h cth t: J ,md when Lu 111.1ke then· own clL'l[lOn t. rlls lnug bd( Jre thl' l.''> calated n \',ll r~ of the tl..'kVI\JOll ll L' t \vo rk~ . ,111d hl'fOr L' thei L' \\' l'l'l ' ~ .llllp l L· will hold a meenng at the Rucland Civic Center on Tuesday. Nov 14, at 6 30 p m. to thscuss a plan to proVlde J new post office in Rucland. Input from the commuruty and local offictals IS encouraged. \ Suspicion abounds when winners become losers h1ghest exerose of Atncn~,.an denlCKr.Ky. For the first umc Ill the t..:r,\ 0f ek(tton proJ<:CtlOns based on votL'r pulling - oftl'JJ bro,l\-1ca"t before tht.• counting of .my. 0 1 m .my, real h,lllots- the presidennal rae~.:.· w.1s HKrcd!hly close m state after state l11 Flonda,tile prol e~.., -1nd the tkctoraljudgmcnt'i it reqUires f~1ih-:d tWI Ct'. The pnnted word \V,l.., not alway.., the nghr word. There wt:rc prt'IllatllrL' ht·,l cllme~ Jcd.mng George W Bush tlw WJ ,l llll' l in '!Ollie WednesdaY r.::dtttons, overt;;tkcn btcr by .tccur.ttc ,\( Lounts saymg tt was roo dose to c.t\1. But the: off .md on, won (Jl not Jl."cbr,tuuns <:J~. :.md revers.,]~ nn n,1rmrul r~.·kv1sion m.1y atfect the way ~Ollll' ' pl'opk .HTl·pr 'thl'> prl'SH.lemiJI CHESTER - Chester Town- slup Trustees, regular meetmg, 7 p m at the town hall Before extt polhng and sample precmcts BURLINGHAM - Bedford Township Tntstces, regular meeting, POMEROY - determined outcomes were based on partial that way, too But thetr intense rivalry to be first on the cur began changing the system in 1964 That was the year CBS New Hompslurc. They dtd, and wtthm mmutes of the poll dosm!S' Walter Cronktte reported that Henry C.rbot Lodge had won the New Hamp,htrl' prc~rdcnnal pnmary on wnte-m vote'>. Lodge faded after that, but the tclevtston competition mtem1ficd Uy tlw ttme ofLhe CalI forma pnmary, nearly stx months l.~ter, all three networks were deploymg pcopk across the state ro catl m returns The cost was soaring. V NS rcporto; and proj~.·ction's ~ the voter polls aho prov1de datJ on the liiSUt''> ;md attitudes that have been accurate in almost every eh;'ctJon smr.:c. But not perfect. I~ 1Y%, VNS projections showed Sen. Robert Snnth of New Hampslme the loser to a Dcn1ocnt. He won, by 3 percentage pomtii (Jiilfrcr R. ,\fctm Ira.:. rcp<1r1cd <11/ Jtfl~l!II~(!IOII ctml Hllf/(l/1111 J1<llitiu Jn 7 7ll' As1otit1tcd Prl'S:. _{i1r 111orc tfwu 35 )'"'"·' ·) J Lyle Balderson. Garden Club members dine out REEDSVILLE DaVtnct's Restaurant Members of the Rivervtew Garden Club dined at 111 Williamsrown,WVa recenth: Those attenthng were janet ConnoUy, Manlyn Hannqm, EUa Osborne, Wendy Hannum.Jaruce Young, Margaret Cauthorn. Frances Reed, Delores Frank, Mary Alice BtSe, Marlene Putman, Grace Weber, M:LXIne Whitehead and Ruth Anne Balderson Vtce Pr<>ident Marilyn Hannum dtstnbuted program books which she had made and personalized for each member Before the meal,Janet Connolly gave the blessmg The next mcettng wtll be Nov 1(, at the Reedmlle Church of Chnst. Members are to bnng g.fts for nursmg home pa~ents, finger foods. a rcctpe, and dues The program will be a Chnsonas workshop and will be conducted by Hannum and Balderson sktlled nursmg faobty d.11ly cotnsurancc' Jlllotmt, wh1ch must bt: p:ud .tftcr the first 20 days of such car~ 111 a bendit penod. ~~ nsmg S". to $99 pu d.1y HH S .\ISO ,lllllOllllCt:'d tll.lt rilL' Ml'd!C.ln~ Part B monthly premtum 1\'tll be $50 tn1001. by .111 mcrc.1se of S-1 ~() f10m tbl'> ye.u, bm ~till ~ignific.unly lmYer th.111 ..·.nhl:'r w.1r proJCCtlOJb The ·P.1rt B pr~.·nHlllll CO\'L'nl plw-;;rct.lll s.cr\"tces. hospH.tl outp.lllL'llt L.llt'. dur.1ble Jl1(..'dtc.lil'l)L11pmcut ,tlllllltht'r sl'l nee~ out,Jdc hospltJJ.., Mo . . t of l\.1~.·chc.ll'l' s JtJ lllll!tnn b..:ndiciJI'll'S t)pt ft)r th1s \'oiunury Ul\'l'r.tge In ,1ddmon to hl'.lith L.lll' t mt'> thi., \'l',\1 \ incrc.l~e n:tlccrs lcgt'>I.HI\'l' ch.1ng~.·s rh.tt incrL'ase P11t H ~pcn(hng Cost of Living Increase Jf you're gettmg Son.1l Secunty. hl;!re's good news! Beginmng wtth your pavmcnt for January, you 'II b~ getnng an extr.1 3 5 p~rcenr. That's the cost-of-lt\'111g JllcreJse for 2001. And tlut's one of thL· very best tbmgs about Sooal Sccunty. Your buymg pmwr doesn't erode .1way un·r tune Not !11.11lY rettJement pbns c.m s.1y that Peopll:- \\ ho ~t.11 t otT with 1ebtin~h- good pc·nsmm find th.1t ~() or 30 y~.·.ns i.Her._chc\' JUst on 't ;dl"md rhc same thmg.., the\' used ro Nt~t ~o wah Soc!.ll Sl' cuncv! WHh .nltolli.HJL 1.osr of-!J,'tng IIKre.Ises l'\'~IY ye.1r. \'our bupng pO\\er ·IL'lllJlll'o thu s.llllL' Th1~ ~L-.H·~ 3:) pe1cent llllrc .l'>l." H: flt•cts the l'hHL·rL'llle lll thl' comutllL'l' pn~.~..· mdcx fiom the thnd qu.lrtL'l' of 199Sl to the thm..i qu.lrtl't of 2000. T\m; \'l.'.lr\ .'\ S p~.Tccn\ 1 Jil(l'l'.1SL' lllL'.lll~ Sm1.1l SL"cunt\' 111 ,n bL•tome one ot" yolll moH '.du.tble .t.... et" .1~ th~..· n·,u s gob; County Health to II a Ill and l to 3 p.m Parent or legal guardian must be present, shot records to be provided L1tcr.1rv Club, ::2 p 111 , Wt'dnL'~Lb\, .It home nf hosti."S'I, P.tuline Horcon. H.lllltlton announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not DANVILLE -A revtval will be held at the Pme Grove Holiness Church, two miles from Danville off SR. 325. on Rowlesvtlle Rd., THURSDAY REEDSVILLE \"-iver•tc\\ (;arden Club. 7:30 p.m .. Rt•eclwille ( :hurrh of Christ Chnstmas \\ork- desigtied to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space perJnits and cannot be guaranteed begimung Tuesday and connnumg shop. M~.·mbcrs to bnng.tingcr food gtfi:s for nursing home, reopC':-., dues to be printed a specific number of days. chmc, Metgs Dcpartlnent from 9 through Thursday at 7 p.m. each everung. Evanglist Greg Thacker will be the guest speaker The public ts mv1ted. lmmlltuzaoon WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT- Mtddleport Bctw P.trsons to rl''\l!CW "C,lsanov:t Was a Book LO\·et'' by John M The Conm1unity Calendar is published as a &ee service to non-profit groups wishiog to Ahh. This is the life. Gomg fishing. just the two ol you. you and the hnle one who calls you grandpa- thts IS JUSt One of the many rewards you deserve for 11 hm:d an Jrmy <1f dectton mght correspondents to dchvcr mstam returns from the p1enncts uf Later, they Jmcd out at th~ Pomt oNK·w re~ taur.mt 111 P:ukcrsburg,WVa Mr. and M". Bill Wtlhams of Hollywood, S C , K1thn·n Dietz of Belpre :md Ltllian Ptckcns of R~cdsvtlk·, \\"ere Sund1y vtsttofli \VIth Mr. and M~ only cost for up to 60 days of Medtcore-covercd mpancm hospttal care. The datly cost to beneficianes for hospttal days G1 through 90 in a benefit period is nsmg by $4, to $198 per day, a~d by $8. to $396 per day, for hospttal d.1ys be yond the 90th m a benefit penod. The returns led people to vote as they dtd - out more about Ann Landers and r~ad hl'r past columns, Vl )lt th(..· Cre.Jtt)l" Syndt cate web page at wn \\ cre.Hm '\.com Tursday at 7 p m at the town hall. one candtdate clearly had the votes to beat the other. Except 111 the closest of contests, that The networh did order for S3 .75 (th1S mcludc-s postage and handbng) to: l:!ndes. c/ o Ann lmders, PO. Box I 1562. Chtcago. Ill. 606110562. (In Canada, sc·nd S4.55 ) To fi1id COMMUNITY CALENDAR Dcparnnent BY WALTER R. MEARS WASHINGTON - When a prestdenttal elecnon mghr 1 ~ rransttJrmcd ulto tekvlsJon drama, the nunuf:Kturcd \USpl'lN.: (Jil prodml' a plot more worthy ul ''Survtvor" than uf the answers . Send a sdf-:lddressed , long. business-sJze envelope and a check or money CommJS~JOllL'I, Ft~het. 127. Kmght. 46, ~I hornton, H5. E\'.111~. 20; Com- nnsswm·r, Sheets, 1H3, llo\\',mL 'J(). Voluntccrs,Jo.lllll C.lL\\\'.1)~ Chnsty l\.1a.xey.IWlml Do1't. R.cnl'e C.trson. and S:mdra West chctked off -.mden~ n:mtes, had thl.'m stgn .md dtte . HHS announces 2001 rates rJL'S Thl'Sl' amounts .lrt' recalculated each year to reflect ch:~ngl's 111 he.1hh care costs and dectton - ts that there ts room for agreements on maJor ISSL!es 1f elected leaders will try to acha;ve them. (I\.f(,rftlll Koudrackc ,_., c:\cwiii'C editor of Roll WASHINGTON TODAY ~onH!one When planning a weddmg. who pays for what' Who smnds where? "The Ann Landers Guide for Bndes" has all the SOCIAL SEC·URITY Kennedy, forme1 Middleport res1dentii, was selected as "C1ttzen of wl(h cuuntnv,1iling grounds for Lhallenge Jng SYRACUSE - A Hallowec·n party w.rs held at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church rccencly It was hosted by tylary Ltslc. The• soctal room was decorated by M.try Ltsle and her grand&mghter, Kunberly Jenkins Games were played and everyone got a prize R<freshments of cookies and soft dnnks were served. Attenthng were Charles and Enunogene Hamilton, Larry and Sally Ebersbach. CarroU Norris,Jcan Stout. Freda Wilson,Wamb R.izer,Amy Gra- MIDDLEPORT - Denver and Nora Rtce of Mtddleport haw received \\Ord that Ennne Kennedy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Larry Gore m Caltfonua and had devoted more n11Sprmtcd and hard-to-handle ballots 111 Palm Be.1ch ,md the Rt•v J essl' Ja cks.on began rais- mec~,.··s home and made sure was pll kmg her up. REEDSVILLE - Dons Ftck of Columbus, Helen Wolf of long Bottom. and Frances Reed, Maxi11e Whttehead, Grace Weber and Ruth Anne Balderson, Jli of Reedsville, long-nme fnends, Vl~ted at the WluteheJd home on Saturday Emily Chyanne Phillips nghts compl;Hnts ,1bout pohn:: checks to FlOJJ- the atr- J! had her luggage, and then he called my Reedsville news perc-ent these voters supported Uush Gorl' trJil,~.·d Dush m national polls for n1ost m Tampa. R.epubheam doubtless can come up hallenge iu me~ pon smcc she was an ~ hour early. Th1s young man stayed at her SJ(k unnl she ham, Paul Pearson,Jimnlle Colhns, Denms and lUthy Moore, aml t,TfJ.n~ ­ On the other side, criti cs of Bush can say that tf he'd spent less ttme trymg to upset l who wo11ld be ptcktng her liP son. HJyden Miller, Bill Wmebrenner, Bob Snuth, Shane Swtsher, K.imberly Jenkins, Terry and RocheUe Lamm, and son, Dmlln, Roy Jenkins. Marv Ltsle, Gene and Grace Cheney, Mary Cline and son Ertc, and Mane Houda.shelt. Tht: Kcnncdys now l.ivr: m Lewis Center She w.1~ chosen because she represents the qualJtles that make the school and good place to learn and vwrk, dentonstraung effort m 1 hclpmg others, proJeCting a posmve attltude and showing respect and conct'rn ttn ot hcr:,.. She w11l J.ttend :1 congr;'ltulatory bre:tkf.1st and ceremony. and w1l1 receive a Okmangy NhdcUe School Pndc: pen and certificate. She 1s in stxth grade short of .111 l'Xtcndcd Uut ;:d ready Democrats want to protest On tht: other h<~nd. th~.· two Lamhd.itL's and their dJdes_ne~dcd to ,\vmd the kmd of rancorous confhct that h.l'> clurancrized v.tnous recent contested congressiOna l clecnom. 111 llhno1s that cost hun the da. 5.8 mtllton vote> cast 111 Flonda. over the DemocratJL House's the result ofthl' 19H..J. t'i~dlOI1 111 I 'J60 election. tim year's los111g p.uty ought Stop 11 wilhng to teach out .md end the p.lrtiS.lll savagery that has poisoned tlw :~tmosphcre rn Washmgton for rhe pa~t dl'cHk The first tl'St was tl11e pn.:'>ickmial n:count. Neither Bush nor C~ould be L'xpetted to give up the pre:-.iden~..y \\ithout a check on the accuracy of .1 1,HOO-\ ote m.1rgm out of Along w1th ht:r family VICtory. NEA COLUMNIST in mank.ind . connecting flight from clouds Upon arnvmg 111 Grand R.1ptds , my mother told him she had no 1dea Asbury hosts party President Clmton's ethJCal lapses hangmg :tround hts neck Stxty-erght percent of voters sa td Clmton would be remembered in history for hts scandals, and by 62 percent to 33 · thb as a comnund for btparttsan ~:.t.:ltesman­ ship or contmued pol1t1cal \V<lff:m.·? The srakes are htgh·The prc,Jdency w.1s llp for grabs in tht· Floridu recount .•llld the Homt' and Senate margm~ of control Jn.> so is not well-educated and does not travel much. The trip was a major uudertak.ing for bemg at this old woman's side when she needed someone -- Grateful in Holland, Mich Dear Grateful: Chtvalry 1s not dead. It's alive and well in Michtgan . Thanks for. letter that wul help restore our faith COMMUNITY NEWS father and moth''· Randy and Ltsa Phtllips. several fnends and Our leadership needs to bridge the.national split government arc spht dm"n the nuddh.· polioca11y. The question I!\, will then leader..:: take flight was changed, and she wound up on an carher connecting flight My mother for her. On the SOCIETY NEWS KONDRACKE'S VIEW peopk and thl' n:monal she arrived at the auport, my mother's My mother thd not get hts name or oddress. Plea.e pnnt tlus letter so the young man can see it and be properly thanked. I pray that God wul bless htm • Enuly Chy3nl1' l'htlhp; celebrated lm first b11 thday wtth a birthday party at McDonald's tn Am~ncan Dear Ann Landers: My elderly mother flew to Grand Raptds, Mtch., recently, to help care for my mecc, who was having • dtfficult pregnancy. When proudJy. Thts woman h.a~ be~n more of a mother to me than my own mother, and Celebrates birthday The woman. "'As you sow, so shaU you reap." a ltfe of hard work REGISTERING - Students at Eastern Elementary School are PIC· tured as they cast ballots 1n the school elect1on on Oct. 20. Stu· dents voted for president and vice pres1dent, and Jor a number of local candidates . (Contnbuted photo) Asbury women meet at church SYRA( :USE -"1h'-' Syraut\e A. .bl"'' Unltl'd Mcthodtst Wom~..·n met :tt thl' churLI1 rL't l' lltly fm thetr No~l'mbcr rl\L'l.!-011~ Tlae meeang w.l'> opened by P1L'~1dent Hope Moore \\ 1th .dl 1\.'pc,ltlllgThc PurpoSL' 111 '•UJJI'>OJ1 )e.tdlll g.''Thc Ml'et111~ NL'X[ l )nor," Pl.l}l'l" " ,lS b)· Ruth Crou ch M.1ry I r'>k h.11.l .1 rc~ pollSJ\L: rl'.1d1ng " 1"1unbb'1\'111g .111d Pr.u~l'." ' \1-. 'ith .11! p.lrtlup.Hmg \)c\'(mom \H'J e gJ\·en by Eim.1 Lou b. \C,lll111g thl' (Jl,t p .,,1lm The '>l'CIL't.ll·\·\ 1o.:pnrt w.1 ~ g'J\cll bvJ~.·.m Stou t Th r tl' \\·en= IS '11Lk L.llls t.tk~.·tl A fit'L'- \\ '1 11 oiTL'Illlg \\ l'> t.lkl'rtup ..l'> \\',\ 'i 1 WudJ rlur1k otlic11n~ Uld bu'ltlll''>'> ,111d IlL' \\ b uslllL'S~ \\l'J'l.' di'>( Uw'd The pmgr.1111 \\,Iii t,rt\'l'll by Ruth Lrmlth, \\Hh rh~.: tnp11. , " lk th.mkful to diL' I n1d. tm H e I" good," .mel " tk rh .mkfu l ho\\· hkssed \\'l.' .11e · ' The dm111~ pr.I)'L'I \\',\\ otl~·rL' d b\' llopL: Mnt ;n.:. A [.,' lit nt-l.11ld\· \\ ,1'> gn:t•n tu 1.'.\Lh lllel llbL' r h) ltL'tb \Vd'>nll rvlnorL' lud ,l Attcmltng \\ l 'J'L' Jlnp ~..· Mont~.· .l\.1 .11: I i"le, Rutl1 ( Fnxb Wd'ioll , l-:. lm.l I ouk ~ .tnd M .lllt' lloud.~ ..hd t ltlll t h ..k111 Stout. Your retirement should be one of\he most enjoyable t1mes 1n ltfe. Yet. so many people Pomeroy, Ohio (Old Unemployment Building) Mon. -Sat. Hours 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. ·-·-·-·-·-·-· BUYS GET 5 FREE One Coupon Per Person, Per Day Come Support Schools In Melqs County! Siqnature are fmancially unprepared when retirement roll!\ around Some don't slart sa"mg soon enough and some are not aware of how much they wtll need to mamtam their l1festyle. The good news IS 11 doesn't have to be that way W1th the proper planning. you'll be able 10 make the mosl o~ your retirement Please call today for a retirement management plan des1gned to help you enJOY this time 111 your life .. he'll be happy you d1d. John C. Miller, CFP Angela w.,rn Branch Manager Client &r,il'<' ~lana•" Jt\YMONDJAMES f="AAM?A! SEAVJCES._~ 311 Founh Street Manetta. OH 45751l 740-376-9186.800-726-8412 John .Milkt @lRj FS.com Co mmf\tcd to AWardii'lRJ FS com \Our ftn,mnilllut\lrl' �PageA4 The Daily Sentinel Tuesd.y, November 14,2000 Dear Ann Landers: Three years ago, I left my husband for another man. I'll call hun "Curtls." My farmly was upset because there were chtldrcn mvolved I understand their feclm!,l', but Curtis " very good to me, and my chtldren are happy with him We have been living together ~ince my d1vorcc was final The problem ts my parents wtll have nothing to do with Curtts, even though he has proven that he wdl take good care '£lttiSIUiiJ bl1941 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-8112·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Publisher R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor urry Boyer Advertlelng Dlrec:tor Chart- Hoeflich General Manager Diane Kay Hill Controller of me and the children. Thts becomes J problem wh~ncvl·r there IS a family event. He is nut lllVItl'ti. When I tdl m~ parent'\ 1 cannot come Without CurtJ~, they accust.' him of not alJmvmg me to go, which is noc true :tnd ts ternblv l..dns fo UN Nillw.,. wrlrootu. nw1 ~ lw Wu rAil• JOO II'DN!r. AU l«tcn 11n sllbj«n ro W •lUI IN U,ttH •IWI U.CI........u aM tiMJitoM IIIII,..,., No •IUifMd lc11us wiU ~ pMIJIUIIH. Utw,., slkHIW.., i11 JOf)fiWir, illlln, 1M11 ,.,o,..,..,,, TIM llf'llliolu eqnuft ill tlu l:. . . i.dow.,.. rlu roas~r.uu &{fiw Dllio V.JU1 Publisllin& Co. 'r HiltJrW1 boarrl. "'""'' odtn'win 1WhfL Mili"' ..,..ui"' NATIONAL VIEW unfJn. ~p Tension As these events atteste-d, ir was an election that overturned clich- es about voter apathy. But 1t also reflected tenswn wtthm the Amertcan pubhc on whether to choose Mr. Bush's personality and promises of leadership over Mr Gore's experience and knowledge of government ... .Umon workers and other nud-to-low-incomc voters were the Gore'~ greater succt:ss in .. three cructal states (Michigan, llhnotS and Pennsylvama) Mr. Bush was clearly more popular 111 the South and West, where he ptled up electoral numbers from a long ltst of smaller states. As the count tightened, there was one cheerful note f~r those weary of the impact ofbig-dollar pohtics.ln ' the closest states the outcomes seemed to depend on such old-fashtoned qualmes as turnout, party loyalty and economtc mterests. · As daylight neared, the con test was so close that the networks back_ed off thetr projections and the candtdates delayed plans for a keys to Mr. conceso;ton statt"ment on - Mr. Gore's part and a vH:rory statement from Mr. Bush. That brought to a prudent pomt a political suspense story that may not be resolved unti) recounts take place in Florida and other closely fought states. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today tS:ruesday. Nov. 14, the )19th day of 2000. There are 47 days lett in the year Tatlay's Htghlight 111 Htstory. On Nov. 14, 1900, Aaron Copland, one of Amenca's leadmg 20th century composers, was born m New York City. On thts date: In 185 1, Herman Melvtlle's novei"Moby Dtck" was first publtshed m the Umted States. In 1881. Charles J Gutteau went on trial for assassinatmg Prestdent Garfield. (Guiteau was convicted and hanged the following year.) In 1922, the Bnttsh Broadcasttng Corp. began tts domesttc radio servtce. In 1935, Prestdent Frankhn Roosevelt proclatmed the Phthppme Islands a free commonwealth. In 1940. dunng World War II, German planes destroyed most of the English town of Coventry. In 1944. Tommy Dorsey and Orchestra recorded ''Opus No. I" for RCA Vtctor. ln 1'9 h9,Apollo 12 blasted off for the moon. In 1972, the Dow Jones lndustrtal Average closed above the 1,000 mark for the first time, endtng the day at 1,003.16 ln I 973, Brttam's Pnncess Anne marrted Capt. Mark Phtlhps m Westmmster Abbey. (They dtvorccd m 1992, and Anne re-marned.) In I 996, Cardmal Joseph Bernardin, leader of Chicago's 2.3 m1llton Roman C~tholics, died at age 68. Ten years ago Prestdent Bush told congresstona1leaders h'e had no immedtate plans to call a war in the Pernan Gulf. Hrmsh com- mentator Makolm Muggendge dted m Sussex, England, at age 87. Sm1on and Schuster announced 1t had dropped plans to publish the controvt:rsJal 13rct Easton Elhs noyel "Am~:rican Psycho." Five years ago: The U.S. government mst1tuted a parual shutdown, closmg natiOnal parks and museums while government offices operated with skeleton crews. U.S. Rep. Emd Greene Waldholtz, R-Utah, filed for dtvorce from her husband, joe, who was under fe.deral mvemgatton for posstble campatgn financmg tmpropnetles. Ooe Waldholtz spent 22 months in federal prison.) One year ago: Democrat Btll13radley took center court at New 'J:'ork 's Madison Square Garden for a $1 .5 millton preSJdenttal c~mpaign fund- rai~er that featured his former Knick teammate'i and basketball nvals . The Un11ed Nattom 1m posed san ctions on Afghanistan for refusing to hand qver suspected terrortst Osama bin Laden'. Today's Birthdays: Actress Rosemary DeCamp IS 90. Former U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghalt is 78 Actress Kathleen Hughes is 72 Jazz musician Ellis Marsalis is 66 . Actor Don Stewart is 65 Blues singer Carey Bellts (,4 pop stnger Freddie Garnty, of Freddie & the Dreamers, ts 60. Writer PJ. O'Rourke is 53 Zydeco smger-must ctan Buckwheat Zydeco IS 53. Bntam 's Pnnce Charles IS 52 Actor Robert Gmty ts 52 Rock smgcr- muStetan James '(oung. of Styx, 11 52 . Smger Stephen BISho p ts 49. Actress Laura San Gtacomo IS 39. Actor D. B. Sweeney IS 39. Rapper Run, of Run-DMC. ts 36 Actor Patrt ck Warburton is 36 Rock mustcian Ntc Dalton, ofThe Lemon head,, 11 3(,. Ro ck smger Hutch Walker, of Marvelou' J. IS J I Rapper ShyllClm ;, 23 Thought for Today· "It ntake, no differen ce tf I burn my bndges behmd me - I never retreat" - Fiorell o LaCu ard1a , New York Ctty m~yor (I AA2 - 1947). J don't know w lu t w do Jll}'lllOrr.:: Th ..~y r~fuse to gn·c Curtis .1 ch.mcc- If I ~try .lW;'ly, H f'()\Tl'S 1111.' {l) ,l\'OJd. my f~lllll­ Jy, .wd my dJJidrl'l\ do not gl'-t to spend um~ \\ nh rlw1r rcJ.m,·e:-. I )o \'OU ha\·e )) Election and ciftermath reveals perceived divisions • The New York Times, on Electi<m Day suspe11se: After a vote count that stretched into Wedne$day morning, Gov. George W. Bush and Vtce Prestdent AI Gore were locked m one of the most closely contested prestdenoal contests m decades. Mr. Bush's highly, proviSIOnal lead arose m dramatic fashion, when Flonda tilted back toward Mr. Bush's column after the network> had predtcted that 11 would go to Mr. Gore. Then. after 3 a.m., Mr. Gore closed within a few hundred votes in Florida. Nov. 1•, 2000 Reader's parents will not accept new boyfriend The Daily Sentinel ChariM W. Govey Page AS Daily Sentinel The not afford to attend, even though I live less than two hours aw•y l was ternbly hurt, knowing she would not spend the price of a tank of gas to see her daughter walk 'down the aisle. Fortunately, my wondetful stepmother was there for me. She helped with the flowers and invitatiOns, and offered me the wedding dress she wore for her own wedding. It was lovely, and I wore it Ann Landers ADVICE any suggt·stJons? -- Bloommgburg. N.Y. Dear Bloom: Yes Get marned Dear Ann Landen: I read the letter fron1 "Bnde's S1ster m Pennsylvanu." and realized how lucky I am to have a great rdationslup with my own stepmother. "Bnd~,.·'s Sister" did not want her stepmothe-r mvolvcd 111 the pbnmng of the wcddlllg. nor Jid ~hi." want hl'f to partJClp.uc Ill the pnKCSSHHUJ I h.t\'c' lll'n.· r b..·~..·n clost: to my btologH.d mothcJ _ WhL'n I was planning my w..·dd111g ~IX ye,ns .tgn,. she s.uJ she could Pomeroy she has also been a devoted friend . I call Detroit. she was seated next to a her my "Bonus Mom" smce she was a young mon. They discussed the beauttful blue of the sky and the whlleness of the wonderful gtft to my father and to me S1gn me -- Carol's Bonus Daughter in New York Dear Bonus Daughter: It IS not often that I receive ~uch a lo~rmg letter from a stt.'pdaughter I ,un sur ..· chts umque. rd,ltlonsh1p Ius nuJe your fathr.::r very happy. llut I fed ~.td for vour mothcr. She- 1s gmng to bt..· .1 ~·r.::ry lond~ Morton Kondracke . close that Congress's :lbthty w gr.:t anythmg done rcmams m doubt. On the other h,uad, the polily difFen·n CL'" between the partil'S are not profound They concern the srzc of tax cuts anJ the m;:m ner of Sonal Secunty and Mcd!l.lrl' fundmg. not slavery or the future of democr.tcy So, the nr:xt pre~rdent- whctha it's Vice President Al Gort' or Texas Cov Georg~ Vv' lm first order of busmess to reassure the other sKic that h~.· r" Hush - ought to make fraudu lent voting attendt"d, men1bcrs bnnging g1fts . of I Y\IY and seemed shghtly behmd evc-n a week before the elecnon - whtch led pundtts hke me to mtstakenly predtct a sohd Bush Former resident honored The 1996 contest between former n.c·p. Bob Dornan. R. md Rep Loretta S.mchez,l), in California's 46tll dt.;;tnct wasn 'r rt·solvl'd untd February IY9H. A challenge to the I 'J% election of Sen. Mary Landncu. D-L.1 .. wasn't over until October I <J97. Ill will 'till em!\ of lndt.m,l's Hth ove1 tut11111g dtstrttt. If such a 6 ...-rc~..· comb,ltant ,l'> Rx}urd Nixon could foq:;o a Lhalknge to pcy,sibly But Gore closed the marg111, partly by orgamzmg Afncan=-Amcrican turnou't that surpassed Chmon's performances at 1992 and 1996. Chnton received 84 percent and 83 percent of the black vote, respectively, in those "fears Gore scored 90 percent and outstrtpped Chnton's showmg 111 all the maJOr battkgrounJ states. the Month" at Olontan6'Y Mtddk School for the month of October. tunc.: to Florida, wouldn't have been m danger of lostng the elt•ctJon Also, iiome cri tiCs say, hJd he named Penn- Students participate in election Cl'vtl The dan[;er is that .a politically divtded country could btcome a tru ly polanzcd on\.! tt leaders of both parttcs let their parti>.mshtp uvercome tht:"lr seme of re~pons1bihty. Th1s \\ou ld b\.! a tragedy afrl"r what was, essc nnally, :i well-fought calllpatgn that dtd sylvama Gov. 1om Rid ge. R . as illS runmng mate, ht! nught have won that stare's 23 cle{:toral votes and clllched the election nl·t.ht to both Curt• and Bush It \vas a camp.lign ·fought largely on issues and qu estions of qualrficatJon T h ere was charac ter cntr ctsm but not char,KtlT .tssassmatwn. Critics ot Gou.· tmg ht say that, wlt h a strong cconorny, h e ~ho uld have coasted to bent party 111 a nme of peace and prosperity and only narrowly lost the popular vote. Extt p,olls show that the public IS dtvided vtctory. Indeed, ex11 polls showed that by 65 percent to 31 percc11t, voters .satd th;H thr.:country WJ\ headed 1!1 the nght d1n:ctton By 56 perc<·nt to 41 pcr<-ent. they satd they b ..·lieve the LUUntry nt..•cJs tu '·stay on cout\e'' 1arhe1 th.m h.wc "a fre~h ~tart."' On the other 11.lnd. Gore had the legacy of On the other hand, he took on an lllUilll - on the two candidates· issut"s They agree with prescrtptton dru gs and school vouchers and Bush on Soctal Secunty reform and across-the-board tax cuts. The lesson of the extt polls - and the Gore on CI-IF.STF.R School. October 10 \\.lS Ekcnon Day .1t Ea~rern Smdent~ m gradt.:'> K-~ had ~l'H'I.ll \\L't'b to Jcg-tstcr to Elemcnt.11)' \Ute 1 hey tilled uut ,\ \otel IL'!;l'>tl.ltlon tl11111 .md r~.'nnned thl'm ..HKi only rho'il' stlldl'lltli who tilled mn th~...· t~mn \\\Tt: t:ht.'1ble to \ute The ML'lb'\ County Bu.ud of Ek·Lt1om pn>\'Jck·d ~L\ 'otmg booths for the '>ttl dent~ t1 1 1h1.' Stltlkllt'i 1n kmdL·J-g;1rtL'Il. fir~t .1 nd s~.'l.:ond gr.1dcs voted fi)J the PrL''~Jdcnt. \\'hde ntht:r stmknt~ \'OIL·d !i.11 Pn:-.1denc. Pnl'>L'Cutmg Attorney. Sh~.'niT. Cou11t) Court Judge md County Com nn ~sJnn~..·r R~,.·~ult'> of rill' dcctlnn w..:re n:portcJ .1s foi!O\vs: Prl'SKknt. (;ore, H3. Bttsh, 1]{), I)ro~~..·naang Anornq~ Smry.p~l :>K, Lente!:., II~ Sl1eritl T1 us...ell. 132. Soulsby. 77. MJllc-r..\8, Beegle, 311, Judge, O'llnql 13 7, Stn~y, 141. Call, rhe lleWSJMpa of Capiro/ Hr/1) that they votc·d. disn 1buted ballots, dtstnbutcd "I Voted" suckers and tllht' d the vutt's Th,· Department of Health and Human Servtces (HHS) announced the 2001 rates for the Medtcare Part A deduc11ble and l'art B monthly prel'llllllll amounts pa1d by bcnc-ficta- Medrc.1re law. The Part A dcdtKttbk for mpatl(..'nt hospital care will n~~.· by S l (l, to S79~ This mue.l~L' 1s only .Jbout ~ petll'nt,IL'Ilecting s.wings fJOlll Il'dultJOlls 111 ML:cht,ll-l' hmp1t.1l paymt'nC~ ,wd olhCI ·}JIOgJ,l\ll ch.mg._.., "' gncd tn.to law 111 tht' B.1lanLL'd Budget Act n f 1 lYJ7 to l~clp .~lro tect .111d preserve the Medll.llL' Hmp1tal Insur;'lllCl.' . Tru~t F11nd L1'>t yc.tr. the deducttbl ~ rml' by SH The P.ur A dcdu~,.nbll' '" a bcndic1a1y's TUESDAY RUTLAND - The US Postal wrdtct~ Parttsam on both s t ck~ .tlr~..· .ld y Jrc ~ tir1mg susptnon., th;Jt th l'll l .mdidatL' t..hl110 t get a fa1r count. Voter News ScrvJCl', comp osed oftiw tel evJ s1on new~ orbran1zallom and The As~ou ated Press, IS the orgamzat1011 that dehvt.' T'> projt:CtlOII" <md unoffioal rcttlfn'i. The AI' .md the networks .lll declared ptematurely that FlomiJ had gone for Vice President Al Core. Two hot1rs beer, JUSt before 1(1 p.m EST, th._· AP put word on m wire advismg that preLintts and polls to proJect outcomes. There we1e mistakes that nL1dt' print; "DeWL'")' Defeats Truman" was the 1lJ4H classJc. the lOUtlt of votes in Flonda had pu! that call JJ1 questton, .md the ~tate \\'ent back mto the undl'(Jdcd column. TIK· t~o:kvlSlom 11\.'tworks rcsonded then ct!b. too. Bush \V;"t" l~.!dmg 111 tlw partial count of Flonda ballots, and .tt 2:1 () a.lll . .ESl~ Fox News Channel dcclarl'd lnm the w1nner and thm the p!CSident-dect WJthlillllliJUte.., the three n~<~jm brnadc.tst network'\ .md CNN \WIC, too His name and hts t3ce. wtrh the legend "Wmncr," or ·' Pre'>tticut-dcct" fl .t~ hed acrms thl." screcm of .myonc who WJ \ '>till watdung television c1t th.1t ho ur. r The AP w.1s t-Oummg Honda votes. chcckmg p .l~t t:hxtion p.lttt:rm in the .m.:as that h ttLl rcportt·d .md, .1s unpnrtant, thost' that h,1d not In th ;H old t~l'ihtoncd cxt'rCJSl', Bush's Hornb kad was "hnnkmg. At 2:37 .1.111 Wcdnc.,cl.ly, v..mh tclcvJ'ilOll trulllpctmg a Ull\h vntory. the AP rcpnrtt"d the race sttllup for grahs. Ar 3 11 a.m, rhc· AP :~Jvt sory reported the '>till dw1ndlmg Bush lead and the posstbili.J:Y It rmght nor 'itand . WJt!un the hour. by 4 .1111 , tltc tclevJ'Iion networks and cable oper:~nom rescinded their came mto use, election night ca1\s were based on the ballot count, w tth the winner declared when Str,.:e 1'194. VNS lu, con ducted cx1t tmer- calls for Uush. putttllg HondJ bac k 11110 the \'JCW'i at the pnllo;; ,md pmJcl ted rc~ldt'i based on ,undcnded et.Jhlllm, .1g:nn. them and on sclectnl 'i:tlllple pn·nrh.: t'i des1gncd The t\ICL' to bl' fir'>t \v1th new~ of th <.: \\.'lillll.:'r, [0 refl~·ct a \f.HL' ell Llrgc. I 11 ..· pn~w~ t1 0 11 ' an: f(n Pl"l''illklll or Ill .lily oth ~ r l'kctiO!l , ,llW,\Y'> h.l ~ dehvcn:d to the AI' ,111d the li\L· net\vo rko; Th ~.· bl'l..' ll illtl'll\Cly rolllpctltlVl', ;1111ong JIL'\\~P ,IPLT~ Ill'\\.'> o rga nrnlH)Jl ~ clt· udc \.\ h cth t: J ,md when Lu 111.1ke then· own clL'l[lOn t. rlls lnug bd( Jre thl' l.''> calated n \',ll r~ of the tl..'kVI\JOll ll L' t \vo rk~ . ,111d hl'fOr L' thei L' \\' l'l'l ' ~ .llllp l L· will hold a meenng at the Rucland Civic Center on Tuesday. Nov 14, at 6 30 p m. to thscuss a plan to proVlde J new post office in Rucland. Input from the commuruty and local offictals IS encouraged. \ Suspicion abounds when winners become losers h1ghest exerose of Atncn~,.an denlCKr.Ky. For the first umc Ill the t..:r,\ 0f ek(tton proJ<:CtlOns based on votL'r pulling - oftl'JJ bro,l\-1ca"t before tht.• counting of .my. 0 1 m .my, real h,lllots- the presidennal rae~.:.· w.1s HKrcd!hly close m state after state l11 Flonda,tile prol e~.., -1nd the tkctoraljudgmcnt'i it reqUires f~1ih-:d tWI Ct'. The pnnted word \V,l.., not alway.., the nghr word. There wt:rc prt'IllatllrL' ht·,l cllme~ Jcd.mng George W Bush tlw WJ ,l llll' l in '!Ollie WednesdaY r.::dtttons, overt;;tkcn btcr by .tccur.ttc ,\( Lounts saymg tt was roo dose to c.t\1. But the: off .md on, won (Jl not Jl."cbr,tuuns <:J~. :.md revers.,]~ nn n,1rmrul r~.·kv1sion m.1y atfect the way ~Ollll' ' pl'opk .HTl·pr 'thl'> prl'SH.lemiJI CHESTER - Chester Town- slup Trustees, regular meetmg, 7 p m at the town hall Before extt polhng and sample precmcts BURLINGHAM - Bedford Township Tntstces, regular meeting, POMEROY - determined outcomes were based on partial that way, too But thetr intense rivalry to be first on the cur began changing the system in 1964 That was the year CBS New Hompslurc. They dtd, and wtthm mmutes of the poll dosm!S' Walter Cronktte reported that Henry C.rbot Lodge had won the New Hamp,htrl' prc~rdcnnal pnmary on wnte-m vote'>. Lodge faded after that, but the tclevtston competition mtem1ficd Uy tlw ttme ofLhe CalI forma pnmary, nearly stx months l.~ter, all three networks were deploymg pcopk across the state ro catl m returns The cost was soaring. V NS rcporto; and proj~.·ction's ~ the voter polls aho prov1de datJ on the liiSUt''> ;md attitudes that have been accurate in almost every eh;'ctJon smr.:c. But not perfect. I~ 1Y%, VNS projections showed Sen. Robert Snnth of New Hampslme the loser to a Dcn1ocnt. He won, by 3 percentage pomtii (Jiilfrcr R. ,\fctm Ira.:. rcp<1r1cd <11/ Jtfl~l!II~(!IOII ctml Hllf/(l/1111 J1<llitiu Jn 7 7ll' As1otit1tcd Prl'S:. _{i1r 111orc tfwu 35 )'"'"·' ·) J Lyle Balderson. Garden Club members dine out REEDSVILLE DaVtnct's Restaurant Members of the Rivervtew Garden Club dined at 111 Williamsrown,WVa recenth: Those attenthng were janet ConnoUy, Manlyn Hannqm, EUa Osborne, Wendy Hannum.Jaruce Young, Margaret Cauthorn. Frances Reed, Delores Frank, Mary Alice BtSe, Marlene Putman, Grace Weber, M:LXIne Whitehead and Ruth Anne Balderson Vtce Pr<>ident Marilyn Hannum dtstnbuted program books which she had made and personalized for each member Before the meal,Janet Connolly gave the blessmg The next mcettng wtll be Nov 1(, at the Reedmlle Church of Chnst. Members are to bnng g.fts for nursmg home pa~ents, finger foods. a rcctpe, and dues The program will be a Chnsonas workshop and will be conducted by Hannum and Balderson sktlled nursmg faobty d.11ly cotnsurancc' Jlllotmt, wh1ch must bt: p:ud .tftcr the first 20 days of such car~ 111 a bendit penod. ~~ nsmg S". to $99 pu d.1y HH S .\ISO ,lllllOllllCt:'d tll.lt rilL' Ml'd!C.ln~ Part B monthly premtum 1\'tll be $50 tn1001. by .111 mcrc.1se of S-1 ~() f10m tbl'> ye.u, bm ~till ~ignific.unly lmYer th.111 ..·.nhl:'r w.1r proJCCtlOJb The ·P.1rt B pr~.·nHlllll CO\'L'nl plw-;;rct.lll s.cr\"tces. hospH.tl outp.lllL'llt L.llt'. dur.1ble Jl1(..'dtc.lil'l)L11pmcut ,tlllllltht'r sl'l nee~ out,Jdc hospltJJ.., Mo . . t of l\.1~.·chc.ll'l' s JtJ lllll!tnn b..:ndiciJI'll'S t)pt ft)r th1s \'oiunury Ul\'l'r.tge In ,1ddmon to hl'.lith L.lll' t mt'> thi., \'l',\1 \ incrc.l~e n:tlccrs lcgt'>I.HI\'l' ch.1ng~.·s rh.tt incrL'ase P11t H ~pcn(hng Cost of Living Increase Jf you're gettmg Son.1l Secunty. hl;!re's good news! Beginmng wtth your pavmcnt for January, you 'II b~ getnng an extr.1 3 5 p~rcenr. That's the cost-of-lt\'111g JllcreJse for 2001. And tlut's one of thL· very best tbmgs about Sooal Sccunty. Your buymg pmwr doesn't erode .1way un·r tune Not !11.11lY rettJement pbns c.m s.1y that Peopll:- \\ ho ~t.11 t otT with 1ebtin~h- good pc·nsmm find th.1t ~() or 30 y~.·.ns i.Her._chc\' JUst on 't ;dl"md rhc same thmg.., the\' used ro Nt~t ~o wah Soc!.ll Sl' cuncv! WHh .nltolli.HJL 1.osr of-!J,'tng IIKre.Ises l'\'~IY ye.1r. \'our bupng pO\\er ·IL'lllJlll'o thu s.llllL' Th1~ ~L-.H·~ 3:) pe1cent llllrc .l'>l." H: flt•cts the l'hHL·rL'llle lll thl' comutllL'l' pn~.~..· mdcx fiom the thnd qu.lrtL'l' of 199Sl to the thm..i qu.lrtl't of 2000. T\m; \'l.'.lr\ .'\ S p~.Tccn\ 1 Jil(l'l'.1SL' lllL'.lll~ Sm1.1l SL"cunt\' 111 ,n bL•tome one ot" yolll moH '.du.tble .t.... et" .1~ th~..· n·,u s gob; County Health to II a Ill and l to 3 p.m Parent or legal guardian must be present, shot records to be provided L1tcr.1rv Club, ::2 p 111 , Wt'dnL'~Lb\, .It home nf hosti."S'I, P.tuline Horcon. H.lllltlton announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not DANVILLE -A revtval will be held at the Pme Grove Holiness Church, two miles from Danville off SR. 325. on Rowlesvtlle Rd., THURSDAY REEDSVILLE \"-iver•tc\\ (;arden Club. 7:30 p.m .. Rt•eclwille ( :hurrh of Christ Chnstmas \\ork- desigtied to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space perJnits and cannot be guaranteed begimung Tuesday and connnumg shop. M~.·mbcrs to bnng.tingcr food gtfi:s for nursing home, reopC':-., dues to be printed a specific number of days. chmc, Metgs Dcpartlnent from 9 through Thursday at 7 p.m. each everung. Evanglist Greg Thacker will be the guest speaker The public ts mv1ted. lmmlltuzaoon WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT- Mtddleport Bctw P.trsons to rl''\l!CW "C,lsanov:t Was a Book LO\·et'' by John M The Conm1unity Calendar is published as a &ee service to non-profit groups wishiog to Ahh. This is the life. Gomg fishing. just the two ol you. you and the hnle one who calls you grandpa- thts IS JUSt One of the many rewards you deserve for 11 hm:d an Jrmy <1f dectton mght correspondents to dchvcr mstam returns from the p1enncts uf Later, they Jmcd out at th~ Pomt oNK·w re~ taur.mt 111 P:ukcrsburg,WVa Mr. and M". Bill Wtlhams of Hollywood, S C , K1thn·n Dietz of Belpre :md Ltllian Ptckcns of R~cdsvtlk·, \\"ere Sund1y vtsttofli \VIth Mr. and M~ only cost for up to 60 days of Medtcore-covercd mpancm hospttal care. The datly cost to beneficianes for hospttal days G1 through 90 in a benefit period is nsmg by $4, to $198 per day, a~d by $8. to $396 per day, for hospttal d.1ys be yond the 90th m a benefit penod. The returns led people to vote as they dtd - out more about Ann Landers and r~ad hl'r past columns, Vl )lt th(..· Cre.Jtt)l" Syndt cate web page at wn \\ cre.Hm '\.com Tursday at 7 p m at the town hall. one candtdate clearly had the votes to beat the other. Except 111 the closest of contests, that The networh did order for S3 .75 (th1S mcludc-s postage and handbng) to: l:!ndes. c/ o Ann lmders, PO. Box I 1562. Chtcago. Ill. 606110562. (In Canada, sc·nd S4.55 ) To fi1id COMMUNITY CALENDAR Dcparnnent BY WALTER R. MEARS WASHINGTON - When a prestdenttal elecnon mghr 1 ~ rransttJrmcd ulto tekvlsJon drama, the nunuf:Kturcd \USpl'lN.: (Jil prodml' a plot more worthy ul ''Survtvor" than uf the answers . Send a sdf-:lddressed , long. business-sJze envelope and a check or money CommJS~JOllL'I, Ft~het. 127. Kmght. 46, ~I hornton, H5. E\'.111~. 20; Com- nnsswm·r, Sheets, 1H3, llo\\',mL 'J(). Voluntccrs,Jo.lllll C.lL\\\'.1)~ Chnsty l\.1a.xey.IWlml Do1't. R.cnl'e C.trson. and S:mdra West chctked off -.mden~ n:mtes, had thl.'m stgn .md dtte . HHS announces 2001 rates rJL'S Thl'Sl' amounts .lrt' recalculated each year to reflect ch:~ngl's 111 he.1hh care costs and dectton - ts that there ts room for agreements on maJor ISSL!es 1f elected leaders will try to acha;ve them. (I\.f(,rftlll Koudrackc ,_., c:\cwiii'C editor of Roll WASHINGTON TODAY ~onH!one When planning a weddmg. who pays for what' Who smnds where? "The Ann Landers Guide for Bndes" has all the SOCIAL SEC·URITY Kennedy, forme1 Middleport res1dentii, was selected as "C1ttzen of wl(h cuuntnv,1iling grounds for Lhallenge Jng SYRACUSE - A Hallowec·n party w.rs held at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church rccencly It was hosted by tylary Ltslc. The• soctal room was decorated by M.try Ltsle and her grand&mghter, Kunberly Jenkins Games were played and everyone got a prize R<freshments of cookies and soft dnnks were served. Attenthng were Charles and Enunogene Hamilton, Larry and Sally Ebersbach. CarroU Norris,Jcan Stout. Freda Wilson,Wamb R.izer,Amy Gra- MIDDLEPORT - Denver and Nora Rtce of Mtddleport haw received \\Ord that Ennne Kennedy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Larry Gore m Caltfonua and had devoted more n11Sprmtcd and hard-to-handle ballots 111 Palm Be.1ch ,md the Rt•v J essl' Ja cks.on began rais- mec~,.··s home and made sure was pll kmg her up. REEDSVILLE - Dons Ftck of Columbus, Helen Wolf of long Bottom. and Frances Reed, Maxi11e Whttehead, Grace Weber and Ruth Anne Balderson, Jli of Reedsville, long-nme fnends, Vl~ted at the WluteheJd home on Saturday Emily Chyanne Phillips nghts compl;Hnts ,1bout pohn:: checks to FlOJJ- the atr- J! had her luggage, and then he called my Reedsville news perc-ent these voters supported Uush Gorl' trJil,~.·d Dush m national polls for n1ost m Tampa. R.epubheam doubtless can come up hallenge iu me~ pon smcc she was an ~ hour early. Th1s young man stayed at her SJ(k unnl she ham, Paul Pearson,Jimnlle Colhns, Denms and lUthy Moore, aml t,TfJ.n~ ­ On the other side, criti cs of Bush can say that tf he'd spent less ttme trymg to upset l who wo11ld be ptcktng her liP son. HJyden Miller, Bill Wmebrenner, Bob Snuth, Shane Swtsher, K.imberly Jenkins, Terry and RocheUe Lamm, and son, Dmlln, Roy Jenkins. Marv Ltsle, Gene and Grace Cheney, Mary Cline and son Ertc, and Mane Houda.shelt. Tht: Kcnncdys now l.ivr: m Lewis Center She w.1~ chosen because she represents the qualJtles that make the school and good place to learn and vwrk, dentonstraung effort m 1 hclpmg others, proJeCting a posmve attltude and showing respect and conct'rn ttn ot hcr:,.. She w11l J.ttend :1 congr;'ltulatory bre:tkf.1st and ceremony. and w1l1 receive a Okmangy NhdcUe School Pndc: pen and certificate. She 1s in stxth grade short of .111 l'Xtcndcd Uut ;:d ready Democrats want to protest On tht: other h<~nd. th~.· two Lamhd.itL's and their dJdes_ne~dcd to ,\vmd the kmd of rancorous confhct that h.l'> clurancrized v.tnous recent contested congressiOna l clecnom. 111 llhno1s that cost hun the da. 5.8 mtllton vote> cast 111 Flonda. over the DemocratJL House's the result ofthl' 19H..J. t'i~dlOI1 111 I 'J60 election. tim year's los111g p.uty ought Stop 11 wilhng to teach out .md end the p.lrtiS.lll savagery that has poisoned tlw :~tmosphcre rn Washmgton for rhe pa~t dl'cHk The first tl'St was tl11e pn.:'>ickmial n:count. Neither Bush nor C~ould be L'xpetted to give up the pre:-.iden~..y \\ithout a check on the accuracy of .1 1,HOO-\ ote m.1rgm out of Along w1th ht:r family VICtory. NEA COLUMNIST in mank.ind . connecting flight from clouds Upon arnvmg 111 Grand R.1ptds , my mother told him she had no 1dea Asbury hosts party President Clmton's ethJCal lapses hangmg :tround hts neck Stxty-erght percent of voters sa td Clmton would be remembered in history for hts scandals, and by 62 percent to 33 · thb as a comnund for btparttsan ~:.t.:ltesman­ ship or contmued pol1t1cal \V<lff:m.·? The srakes are htgh·The prc,Jdency w.1s llp for grabs in tht· Floridu recount .•llld the Homt' and Senate margm~ of control Jn.> so is not well-educated and does not travel much. The trip was a major uudertak.ing for bemg at this old woman's side when she needed someone -- Grateful in Holland, Mich Dear Grateful: Chtvalry 1s not dead. It's alive and well in Michtgan . Thanks for. letter that wul help restore our faith COMMUNITY NEWS father and moth''· Randy and Ltsa Phtllips. several fnends and Our leadership needs to bridge the.national split government arc spht dm"n the nuddh.· polioca11y. The question I!\, will then leader..:: take flight was changed, and she wound up on an carher connecting flight My mother for her. On the SOCIETY NEWS KONDRACKE'S VIEW peopk and thl' n:monal she arrived at the auport, my mother's My mother thd not get hts name or oddress. Plea.e pnnt tlus letter so the young man can see it and be properly thanked. I pray that God wul bless htm • Enuly Chy3nl1' l'htlhp; celebrated lm first b11 thday wtth a birthday party at McDonald's tn Am~ncan Dear Ann Landers: My elderly mother flew to Grand Raptds, Mtch., recently, to help care for my mecc, who was having • dtfficult pregnancy. When proudJy. Thts woman h.a~ be~n more of a mother to me than my own mother, and Celebrates birthday The woman. "'As you sow, so shaU you reap." a ltfe of hard work REGISTERING - Students at Eastern Elementary School are PIC· tured as they cast ballots 1n the school elect1on on Oct. 20. Stu· dents voted for president and vice pres1dent, and Jor a number of local candidates . (Contnbuted photo) Asbury women meet at church SYRA( :USE -"1h'-' Syraut\e A. .bl"'' Unltl'd Mcthodtst Wom~..·n met :tt thl' churLI1 rL't l' lltly fm thetr No~l'mbcr rl\L'l.!-011~ Tlae meeang w.l'> opened by P1L'~1dent Hope Moore \\ 1th .dl 1\.'pc,ltlllgThc PurpoSL' 111 '•UJJI'>OJ1 )e.tdlll g.''Thc Ml'et111~ NL'X[ l )nor," Pl.l}l'l" " ,lS b)· Ruth Crou ch M.1ry I r'>k h.11.l .1 rc~ pollSJ\L: rl'.1d1ng " 1"1unbb'1\'111g .111d Pr.u~l'." ' \1-. 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A 8 • The Dally Sentinel ~NATIONAL BRIEFS Go cart maker issues recall \ WASHINGTON (AP) - A Phoenix company " recallmg 2bout 1,150 Murray go-carts to rep>.ir se2t belt< that can unintentionally unlatch , the Comumer Product Safety Commimon sa1d Monday. Amsafe Commerci2l Products Inc. has not received any reports of injuries relating to me problem. the commission said. The recall is of blue Murray Outrage go-carts with model number GT601 02x92A or GT60304A. and manufacturing date ·codes from 00082 to 0014 7. Those numbers are located on a dec2l behind the seat. . " Munoy"' is on the headrest of the gO-cart<, which are blue with neon green pads on the brush bars. Wal-Mart and Army Air Force Exchange Servtce. or AAFES. stores n:mon~vide sold the go-carts from March 2000 through October 2000 for about S850. Consmners should stop using the go-cans immt:dlltely. the commission said. Go-cart'> with a dot after tht· model numbt·r art" not part of th~ recall. Consumers should call rhe company at 1-800-251-8007 between 7 a.m. and midnight EST daily. or go to the- Web site- at \\'\\1\\'.murraytnc.con\. ' IRS: S&7M in refunds·undaimed WASHINGTON (AP) - Mortc than S(o7 million in t..x refund< rem.1in to bt' \.-Ltiml·d by son11.· 91.000 t:txpayc.·rs. IRS otlin.t]., li,t id M o nday. ''Tht.·rc.•'s ·' ron of mon<.'Y ~Jttmg .Hound," IRS Commissioner Clurlcs Russom •uid. "W~ wam w get thr...·sc: rd\md chl.'cks b.H:k ro wh~rc th~.:.·y bdong." ThL" lrHt:rnal Rc\'t'llllt' St•rdct' s.tys some chech gt't returned bCcause p~ op k· mm\.'. o r bt·c.mse w.xpJyers prov1d~o.· maccurJtt: :tddresses . D eaths Jnd marriages Jrc Jlso tTeqm~nt re.1som why a refund doesn 't find its proper way. · "Life gets busy :md some people can on•rlook or fOrget about a refund check." Rossotti satd. An annual tt•vicw found thJt 91 .82J ta x refunds worth $67.-l mil- bon were returned to tht" IRS with an average of S734 per check. last year, the figure was $72 milhon. People who think they may b< owed a refund can contact the IRS toll-free at 1-800-829-1040. Teen sues dty in DUI arrest BRADENTON. Fla. (AP) -The city is b<ing sued by a teenage driver who was seriously injured in a craffic accident because he says a police ot1icer failed tu prevent him from driving drunk minutes before the crash. Richard L. Garcia sued bst week , alleging that officers who found him at a 1999 disturbance told him to drive home. He crashed his car minutes later. rupturing his aorta. "He's go t a plastic aorta nowc For a (teen-ager), that's pretty wicked," atto rney Wade Thompson said. Garcia and his mother, Betty Hernandez. arc seckmg damages, saying hi s medical bills are neanng $100.000. City officiab ha,·e dt._·clined to comment. Police went to a home at 1:20 a.m. Feb. 9, 1999, after a man found GarCia cllmbing into h1s stepdaughter's window. She had apparently invited him in, poli ce said. , Thompson said Garcia. then 16, was obviously drunk- he stumbled, his car was pJrked cockeyed and numerous open beer cans \vere visible in the vchick. But the officers let hun dr1ve away, he said. "They walked hm1 to his car and put him in," Thompson sat d. Bradenton offict•r Robt:rt SL·nt.lt.:T nude n o mt:ntton 111 his rt'port that Garcia \V;ls d runk . Semlt:r l:ner rL·~ignl'J·from the dcp.lrtment after .:1dnutun g J crack coc:Hnc h;"Jb)t_ A few mmutt's :t frer G.uo:~ dro\·c from the gtrl's hom~..', 1)1..' mi.,,cd a curve and o;;hlll!lll'd uno .t trl'L'. GarclJ\i blood-.1kohol lt·...-d \Uo;; found to lw dou ble t.\lL' lL·g.d limn: fOr .1du lts .1 11d .1 lmo st 10 tm1c~ thL· lin'"ut for 11111lon. H c btcJ pleadt·d guilty to drunkcn dri\·ing .llld I"L'CL'J\"L'd ono..· yo..'.ll' pmb:Hhlll . and .1 fine . Group finds progress for women . NEW YORK (AP) -Wome n lllJke up 12 .'i pcrcc·nt of corporate officc..·rs Jt Fortunt: 500 comp.mics, up from 11.9 perco..· nt last year and 8.7 percent 111 ]<)<)), .1Ccord1ng to :1 sun·cy released Monday by a \\'OillL'll \ ,JdVUCJCy" group. Th~ study bv the New York-based C"alvst found that· 1.622 \vomen an~ :lllH~ng the 12,945 curporatc offic~rs in tilt.' n.ttion's 500 1argest comp:mies. "In tht~ rMc for t.llL•nt, ~ome com pames aro..· st.unn g to gr:t it,'' said Sheila Wdhngton , presidenr of Ca talyst." It's cr:rtainly not rime to declare victory :md go home. But over hmc, the-Sl' small, incre men tal in creases add up co re~d changr:.'' · The figures abo ~ how a modest in crease in the number of women in "line" posit1ons- ~ho:..c who run factOries, he::td sales staffs an d superv1se accountmg.There. the number o f women rose ·to 7.3· percent from :>:3 percent 111 1997, the first time Catalvst started com- piling such data. · Fifty ·of the top 500 compames have given a quarter or more of their corporate officer titles to women. but 90 have nb women corporate officers, according tu the survey. based on cor porate records filed by March 31. Two women are chi!!f exec utive officers of Fortune 500 cOmpanies - Carleton S. Fiorina at Hewlett-Packard Co. and Andrea Jung at Avon Produ cts. Catalyst, a nonprofit advocacy group, prepares its annual census of women corporate officers by analyzing proxy statements and ot her reports ftled by the nation's biggest companies. Jury hears testimony again LOS ANGELES (AP) -A jury deliberaung corrupuon charges against four Los Angeles policcrnen heard a repe.tt uf crucial testlmony on Monday from \VHnesscs to a ga ng raid. The 12 jurors had asked Supenor Court Judge ja cqueline Connor to hcJ r tht: tc-stnnony oft\\"O defcncbnts, Sg:ts . EJw:m.l Ortiz aud Brian L1ddy, as we ll as th.n of two other offKen at thL· April .2CJ, 199(J, confront.Hlon \\lith g.lllg members. Ortiz .111d Li ddy, .ilnng wirh ot1icero;; P.wl H .trpn .md Midu~.·l Buchan.111, '.:m : .1c c us~.·d of f.1lsJfymg re-ports to frJmo..· innot:L'llt PL'o ple 111 three u:..e' hL't\\'o..'o..'ll M ,lrL h 1()I)(J :md Apnl \ 1) 1JH . The alleg.ltJOm ;wf.lt.:cd .tftcr l) fticn R.tf.tel 1\·ret - 111 .1 pl...-.1 barg.lln Oil L' h.ugt:s of ~tt:,iJ 1 11g l' OC,lllh.' from ,Ill o..·ndl'llCL' lm·kn told proseclttor~ of\\"1<.\c..,pn: .ld corrupnnn Ill rho..·\ 1ty \ ICn11p.ut \t.l- WASHINGTON (AP) -The next prestdent md Congress could have hundreds of btllions of additional dollars to use for tax cuts and spending increases under prelimi- narY esum.ates of economic growth being considered by the Congressional Budget Office. Preliminary· CBO estimates which are likely to be scaled back - are .that the economy would grow by an average 3.3 perce nt per year over the next decade, said budget sp,•ciolists who spoke Monday on co ndition of anonymity. CBO is Congress' nonparti san budget analyse. CHICAGO (AP) Israeli Pnml' Mim s t~,.·r Ehud Barak hopes th e United States and Eumpe.m nJ. tio ns \Viii endorst" his condition for a· n:turn ro pt:acl' t.\lks: :t sharp n;i.hKtion in PJ.Iestinian vtnlenCl'. Borak's atd~s cbim he· got thc· agr~,.·c:ment from a meeting with PresiJem C linton this w~t:kt'nd . He had planned to ask British Prime Mimster Tony Blair the s:une thing Tuesday, but B.tr:-tk ca nceled m eetings in Lond_on to return din:c tly to Israel. More than 200 p~oplc - the \'.1St majority Pal~stinian - havl" bl"en killt~d in the two m o nths of violence, but the s1des mcrr.mng- age annual growth that CBO envisioned 2S recently as July. And along Wtth ano1her change, it would have a substantial impact on the agency's budget surplus ,forecasts , adding as much as $2 trillion to th< tOyear, $4.6 trillion surplu·s the CBO projected in July, the budget experts said. CBO staff presented the 3.3 percent figure to the agency's panel of economic advisers last Wednesday, as part of the agency's semiannual budget updat e. Its has been set, the budget specialists said. Even so, with one rule of thumb that every 0.1 percent of e~onomic growth adds S 175 billion in revenue to federal co ffers over a decade, the projected surplus seems likely to grow appreciably. mc-l'tings \\'tth th~..· k·ad~,.·n of Russi.1 .md Cliina :ll an Asian l'connmic .,ui'nmir b<.·forL' co n timlln g on :1 mtsston to strengtb~n rd .\twns With · w;trtlm<.' :td\'c rsary VIetnam . Whik· un a refueling stop i1l 1-bw,\ii on Mon <.h y. Clinton spokt· with HJwaii Gov. Ben Cayt'tJno and WdS dri-ve-n to a ne-arby bc:-tch re so rt where he Israeli and Palestinian le aders alike have- condLKted intensive diplomattc blaze s in recellt weeks. PJie~tini .m leader Yassc;r . Araf.1t hJ ~ hi s ow n demand of the hr.: remrns nt'"gona- 111 J•nuary. The economists. who range from liber2ls to conservatives, suggested that the figure seemed too bullish . As a result, the figure is likely to be reduced, though no final figure KONA , Hawa ii (AI' ) Pres itknt Clinton planned building. orrymg placards and Palestinian flags . Palestlnians " r;hrough newest budget figures will be published Trip aimed ~t cementing : relations With former foe tions, 'not one that is imposr:d through vmlc n cL' or by intentJ.tional dict.n<.·s.'' "In th<.· cu rr<.'llt round of unre-st Wl' h .lH' until now taken :1 path of grcJt rcstraim '-kspitL' constam pruvoc.ltJOllli." he ~aid, pointing tu thr: dt:.•aths of four Isradis on Monday. " We HI: trying to minimize bloodsh~d and prevent a wide-ning of the <"O llfrontation ·, but we will know how to re spond ." Sc;-veral hundred demo nstrato r' gathered in the cold outsidt> thr: United States and Europe: He wants Jgrc-ement that lsrad must give up all disputed lands before ister Yiti:luk Rabut. Whtlc at the AsJ.t - l'aCJfi< Economic Cooperation summit, Clinton planned to confer with 1-l...u ssia n Preside-at Vladimir Putin and Chinese Presi dent Jiang Zemin. But the highlights on his and daughter C hel sea took an itinerary were visits tu Hanoi, Jti:ernoon walk . The president 's first Asian . stop was ii1 Brunei, where than .20 Asian - Pa ci fi c leaders \Vere g.1thering for :111 economic the capital of a unificd . Vi~!: nam , and to Ho Chi Mi!'.lJ City, formerly Saigon . . ·, The trip is the first ever to a unifieQ Vietn am by an Ameri--can prc si d<nt . It co m es 25 years Jfter US - backed South Viet- summlt . B~ s idc > Chdsca. Clinton bctn g accomp.wicd o n Air f o rce On<.' by hi ~ mother-m- \\"JS law, Doro thy Rodham. Hi s wife·. Sen.-elect Hillary Clinton. D-N.Y. will join the to negotiatio n s. presidl'nt Ill Vidn.ml :tftcr attending th e funcr.1 l Wl•dnt.·Sday uf leah R abin . wtf~ of assJssinared. 'Israeli Prime Min- nam surrendl'red ro North Vietnam ; leaving ii1 doubt the fate of many Amencans classified as missing in actiOn. r-----~---~-~-----, Money magazine picks Portland, 1 Reg•ster To Wm A .1 -Ore., as best place to live :MASON FURNITURE'S: PORTLAND. Ore. (AP ) Citing short commutl's, small school classes , corralled urban sprawl and pedcstrian-fri0ndly blocb lined with java .JO\lltS and bookstore~, Money m ag-.tzinc h~t s rh1s city as th~ n:mon 's best place to liv<.' Mono..·y'~ l-I- th ;'IJ1 llu .l 1 r.mkin~' appear 1n d-tc nug.IZJll e \ I )o..·<.·L·mbn i:.. ~ Ul' , whic h gm· , on ~.1 k this \\'<.'Ck. By I"L'gwn. dlL' tn.lg.l7IIlL' chose Ch !L.lt;o ,)~ th c bo..·~t pi.Ho..' to li\'C in tho..· Mtdwc ~t , Prm·IJ..kllC<.', R .I. , in the E.tst. R. .l l c i ,~; h ~ nurhalll ­ Ch.1pd Hill, N.C: .. "' the South .md Salt L1kc CitY 11\ the Wcst . S:tr:lsop, Fb .. \\' :1' naJncd thL· natJon 's most linbk small city. The magazlJlc laud<; Portl.u11Js transformation from :i ttn)bn town to a h1gh-tec h hu b with an t'XCL'llent job nu rkct J. nd a rJnk~ in g Ill the top fi fth at· Jll m·erro areas for JOb growth. Job growth i~ projected :J t 20 pc-rct! nt over the next l 0 years. The mag.1zinc :~!so speaks highly of l)regon's brew pubs, reut·ational activaics Jnd a mJss tr.:msit system that is tht.• <.:m·y of nl.lny other Cities. "If all this tech talk makes it sound a bit like San Francisco, well, it i ~, bu t without the h:1ssles and expense," the mag<1zine says. Th e m.1gazine pomts out that a progrJm to the city's char ms. Some ft ar th at Portland may becom L' ;1 victim of. its own vtrtues, With sb lllJny p ~op k trytng ro live hae th.H they will eiasc what drew rh em to Port!J.nd 111 the lirst pla ce. The nugazinl' IhHL'" rlur pr: ople an· so L':Jger to 11\'l' m r..:novateJ · downt ow n :n c .1:. tlur thL· v;~cancy r:n~· there 1~ .1 ~linl J per- Ll'II L Th l' llLl~.llilll' lJU l'll<.'~ l'u rt Ltnd Vcr,1 Kau .ts :..<~;.t11g ·wc·I L' ''rO\\"i iJ<T <'1".\CI.'fllJly." ;::-< " Ir i ~ illtL' resting t h .t l Portl.tud como..·:.. in high in liv,Jbility r.lnkings but h.1s not du1w \n·ll iu Money m ag:tzin c nvn the yc.u< M<~yo1 ~:-, said CJrl Abbott of PortLmtl State Univt'rsity's School nf Urb.w Studies .tnd Planmng. He s.1id the listin g i~ a rccng!lltion o f how well the \ot:.1l t.'Conomy is doing. ''All of these ,SU IYeys ddinc a set of cr iteri.1 then L't)!ll\)J.rc the cities to those criteri .1;· hr: said. " It· is plausibl..: that Portb.nd is tht:" best pla ce to live." , : 50TH Year Celebration I 1 $50.0.R:6i-ft~ ~erJ.iticate : I ,\\ ;, :~~' ' , ·.~ ~1_1t !t7;\ "·" I I 3 Gift .Certifkates Giveri·~~at ~~ly 1 1Na9Je ~ ,~ i,,·-~ I I ACldress ,\ -~ J 7f 1 ~\ I lcity ' St}l~'e; Zip} :l I Phone (Daytime) ' oee \ ' · 'I 11 '; I ., .B.I!Wl One Gin q.flflicille per hiJliiY l)t' l!l!on~M:_u~t be 18 Yeati 1 I 1 toorbeQlder to enter. ~a'purcba~e nec~s~ry.f.!Jn.e (J 50 Girt. Cert!JI&/es I given away m~th ly. Gift ~~ifi~tes . lobe app \td to hew pufdiase I only. Ctlltllut be Ui.d uolo.ptylllenl on aifdaloni'Jiufnitury:.cltar~e' or 1 I 1 I I I layaway account. Mail to P.O. Box 408, Mason, WVJSZ60 or bring to Mason Furniture 2nd S.tree~ Mason, WV. AU ~tries mils~ t{c received by Nov. JU, 2000. !Jrawlng December1~lolio.'Wlnn~·wlll be notified and names posled at the_store. Mason fur:uitute employees and ramily members ifi'ii Ineligible. 1 I I I I · Margaret Reynolds- Gallipolis, OH Sherri Carey- Gallipolis Ferry, WV Sonya, Roush- New Haven, WV I I ~ ------ -- -- --- -- -&~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2000 !Jusinesses !Je Sure & • Me igs Mar auders • Sout h e rn Tor nadoes 13e A Part Of 'This /}ear 's Special/3asketba!l Preview Eclition! ,.,st NEW YORK (AI') - A glut of obsoler<." computer <quipment was all but inevuable man er.~ in which a common cliche is that your new computer is outdated bv the nmc you get: lt hOme. · Now IBM Corp., one of the world's bigge-st comput:tr makers, hopes to help solve a problem some environmentalists see as one of t:he biggest solid waste issues to emerge in decades. Armonk, N .¥.-based IBM on Tuesday is sramng a program aimed Th• Daily Sentinel • Page A 7 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio WASHINGTON Th~,.· (AP) - Suprcmc- Court entt•red tht· m·~.· r pollCl~ brm.1lJtv deb ~uc Mom.l.ty. .tgr~.'l'tng ro cbnf~. Call 992-2155 Dave at Ext. 104 or Matt Ext. 105 For More Information The Daily Sentinel • dent monitor o f the city 's poliCe dep.trt lllt,.' llt . ThL· .court s:tid it will 1\;'\· i~,..·w mlm ~ tlu t would .11low ,1 jury to, h..:ar K.ltz's bwsllit Jg.linst \\'he-n offin.·rs e m bt' held kg:tlly re-sponsi ble for usin g r:xcessi\'C nulttary poli ce ollicc r Dmuld forcl' while nukin g an .u rest . S.mci<.·r. Th<.' Chnton adntini srrati o n s~lUCICT, an Army pri\':ttt', wa s says a lower c.o urt ruling m~ans se- rving JS a mihtJry policemJU pohce officers "m many cases, at a s ~pt. ~--~. 199-t, ceremo ny Jt nuy usc no fo rce at all" in arrt'sr- tht: Prl'sidio military post in San ing son1 eun e. Tht' justices agrc-c..~d . Francisco to celebrate the fanlito hear the gov:t>rl1ment's bid to ty's imminent conve-rsion from throw out ,1 11 animal-rights an Army base to .1 natiOnal rt'crt'activlst's ·hwsuit against Jn officer atio n :trea. a who arrested him during 1994 speech by Vice President AI Gore. "This case boils down to whether it:s going to be a judge or jury who decides whether attorney J. Kirk Boyd, represent- Katz , a 60-year-old veterinarian and president of the group ·ln Defense of Animals, had a seat near th< speakers' stage. As Gore spoke, Katz unfurled a .4 footby-3 foot banner that said "Please Keep Animal Torture O ut of Our National Parks." ing activist Elliot Katz, who was Katz contends in his civil suit arrested when he unfurled a that Saucier and another · MP grabbed him and escorted him to a militaty van and "violently threw" him insid<. He was not hurt, and he later was released without being charged with violating any law or ·regulation. A federal trial judge and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided a juty should hear Katz' argument that Saucier violated his Fourth Amendment pQlice used excessive force," said banner during Gore's speech on a mi.htary post. The justices' decision, expectf d next year, is likely to be of · ' ~reat importance to police forces Jlation\vide. Hi~h - proiilc • allegations of )buse have been made in recent .years against police departme_nts :)n cities including New York 1:~ty and los Angeles. This :(nunth. los Angeles offic ials ::agreed to make changes aimed J.t "ehminating brutality and· other &buses and to accept an indepen- .Honda • protection against unreasonable seizures. They said Saucier was not entitled to "yuahfic-d inununity" from bt'ing sued. sumers ca n SJgn up for IBM 's program at the time of purdwe or by conracnng IBM. "At IBM. we recogmze as well as anyone else that advances in technology have unfolded at a breathtaking pace.As a result of the Indeed. a recent study by the Naaonal Safety Council's Environ mental Health Center esnmatcd that 20.6 nulLon penonal comput ers beca1m~ obsolete in the U.S. m 1998, but only 11 percent, or 2.3 million of those PCs, were recyadvancen1cnt in technology, there cled. Moreover, the NSC estinut<'S has been an increase in the amount that 315 million additional comof 'computer equipment t:hac 1s · puters will become outdated by either obsolete or that no one 2004. wanrs;· said Wayne Balra, IBM's For years, most of the unwanted director of corporate environn"'len- personal computer equipment in thiS country has gathered dust in tal affairs, ' NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) - Tht· leJder of a fundamentJlist seer was md1ct..:d o n murder t l.u rges Mond:ty along \uth h1s wtfl· Ill the: d~ach of thL·ir in f.111 t ~on, \\·hu J ttthontJcs bel it:\'<.' di<.•d nf starv.ltiOJt. A thtrd memlx·r of th<.· sect w.1s ch.lTgc.:-J .ls .m .Kcc-ssory. Th e mdtctlnc:nt c hJ.q;e:.. J.lC<.JUl's R ob 1Joux with fir~ t-dt:.•gret· lnurdt.:'l" for allegL· d ly '\ilr..:n~ iug rht:.• systcm.HJC \\'lthhold.mg of nour i~h­ ment'' for his I 0-monrh-old SOIL S.unud. Kanm Rob1doux . the baby's motb..:r, w.ts c h:~rged with seco nd- de g ree murder And Jacques Robtdoux's m ter. M 1c hdlc Mingo, w.J s charge-d J"S an acL·c.:-ssory befor..: rhe tt:'~ll" that could C\ l\SC driver s to !ose control ,md cr:1 sh, the Conlumcr Pi·o du ct S.1fc-ty CmnmJ~­ tion said Mo nd.1y ~ The nvn model s Jrl' the J-londa R.tn cher TKX350 ATV Znd the Honda TR.X400EX ATV A m ou nting hracket on the fro nt. suspL· nsion of the H onda li..an chcr TRX350 mod els could be wcld~d improperly to the frame. If the mounnng breaks, the ;r:hide could lose steering con ~ol. the commis:..ion sa id. Honda ha:.. received 9H reports 1f Improper wcldmg, but no 10juries or incJdcnts have been reported. ~ The ATVs are red , o range or olive green. " H o ndJ Rancher" lS \Vritten on the Sides of the ATV's fuel tank. : The Ve htclc Identification r:-umber is loca ted on a bracket ~hind the front bumper. The t~odcls, years and VIN ranges bpng' rec.allcd includes : - 2000TRX350TM Rancher; 478TE240 YA0 0000 1 to TR.X4 00 EX ATVs co uld haw bet'"n asse mbled tnc o rrc ctly, c;llls- mg the brakes to f.1il. the safety co mmissi o n said. H o nda has re ceived 53 reports of m torn:c dy assembled brake p.tds, J"C ~ ulting l1l two iUJ UTie ~ that incluLk·d .1 sprained \Vrist and bruising. Th<.· ATV ~ .lr<.' rL·d or yellow and the mndd nJme, -lOO EX , appears on both sid~s of the fuel tank. The VlN is loca ted on the down tube located on the front kft side of the frame. The recall includes the following models and VlN ranges: 2000 . TRX400EX; 478TE230Y4000001 to 478TE230Y4028370 2000 TRX400EX ; 478TE232Y7000001 to 478T E232Y 4001 140 2001 TRX400EX ; 478TE230141 0000 1 to WASHINGTON (AP) - Sailors guarding the USS Cole when terrorists bombed tt last month in Yemen did not have ammunition m their weapons and were instructed not to shoot unless fired upon, Th< Washington Post reported Tuesday. Crew members told the newspaper that th eir "rules of engagement" prevent them from firing without Obtaining permission from the ship's captain or another officer. Suicide bombers in a smaU , explosives- laden b'oat approached the Cole while it was refueling O ct . 12 in Aden harbor and detonated the explosives, ripping a 40-by-40-foot hole in the steel hull. The blast killed 17 Ameri can sailors and inJured 39. · Petty Offtcer john Washak told the Post said he was manning an M -60 machine gun shortly aft~r the Cole was hit. Washak said h~ wJvcd the \:veJpon J.t :1. second small boat [hat wJs approaching, but a st: mor chief petty office-r ordered him to ~urn the hrtln a\\'cl)'. 478TE230 141 ll.l7 211 2!)0 I TRX-liiOEX; -l7~TE230 1410111111 I In -l78TE232·1 41 I)( l(>t)(l Humb ATV d<.·akr.., JUtto n widc :..old both lll<.JCleb of tlwsc ATVs from Jnil I ')99 throu gh Sept..:mbcr ~000 matcnak Or woNe-, the cqU1fa111Cnt could wmd up Wfulc the illeb>al dumps. out>~de shell of a 111 compu ter monitor and hard dnvc usuaUy can "be ust.>J ;'!gain , mo~r \lf the mner part< must be replaced ei[her because -they're worn our or outdated. And it'~ lht>'t: i11ne-r pans th~t contain most of the hazardous materials, includmg le.'ld, mercury and cadnuum . fJc t to as:..a ult and battery on a ch ild . ''As the duld is star\"in g, wtth h1s ribs sttcklll g out Jnd hts cy~.·s rc'llhng in op~ositc dir..:cttom. they ,\·alked p:t ~t the cbilJ o n the w.ty (0 rhe dinner table" ," Di qrict Attorne y P.1ul Wal~h ~.1 1d . " Tius IS .l ck.\r case nf murdc.:-r. lr .un 't relig1on.'' Authuritie~ :...mi Min go ca m~ ltp with th e JJL·.t of star\·ing th..: chtld. The indictnlL'llt d JJIH S sh..: co ncocted J "vision" :tnd that rhe R o bid o uxs w~nt .1long with it. ''SJ JL.':.. the lllJtch thJt lit the..· torch," W;~l s h S.l!d . All three \Wr~ m .Jatl and sc heduled to be ;~rraign~d TuL''lotby. Thl'rl' w.ts nn record of .1n attor nev. for . of thl'm . Sect .111\' mt:Jilhl"T~ do ch ~.· lcg,ll S)')tl'llL Thl' In<.hnmo..·m~ com<.' k·!>~ th.w a \H"t.· k Jfr t~r ~ ..·n llll'llllwr J);JnJ ( ~ urnC' .Ill tc'irtficd bl"tOr<.' J gr.llldJLiry Jm·~.·~ug.ltlng the Jo..'.tth' of hi., son .md S.Hllll<..'i. Pro"'o.."lllWi"' bl· lio..·w dut nor ro..·cog-mze S,Hnud ,t.lnnl ru ..k·.JdJ .md tiJJt the Ctun~,.·.nJ child w.ts ~[ll!horn Memba~ of thl· Attkboro-b .1:....:J 't'CC do nor not bcho..·\·o..· 111 rh~..· ust· of cr.ldinon.tl med.:Kint': they .1l~u do not rcl O);lllll.' dl<.' ll'g.ll ~y ..tem and llHht mcmb..:r.., rl'!ll.HllL'd ,lknt Juring the lll\'l'SUg,H l OJl. SVlOIJ .111d $(..1\11(1. the comnmsio n WJ shak said he protested , fearing that the ship was still und~r attack. But even in the aftern;ath of the bombing, "with blood still on my face." he satd he was told: "That's .the rules of l;'ngagemcm, no shooting unless we're shot_ at." Rules of eng~gement aboard a U.S. warship arc set by its captain following Navy guidelines. Pentagon offiCials won 't publicly discuss the specific ru les ~n effect aboard the Cole. But senior officers said in congressional testimony that the ship f~ed a detailed security pbn, which they think was followed. "If we had shot those peopl e, we'd have gotten in trouble for it." said Petty Officer Jt!nnifer Kudrick, _a sonar techni cian . "That's what's frustrating :tbout it. We would have gotten in more trouble- for shaming -t~vo for-· r:igners than losmg 17 American satlors.", A Navy spokesman Cmdr. JD Grade ck would not comment to · the Post :tbout the crew's ;Kcounts , citing the ongoing investig.1- ti o n . The Pos t interviewed about ~0 members of the ship's nr:w. Some S;'!ld FBI invc:..tigators have told the m the Cok may have been secredy boarded .tnd surveyed by lslanu c militant:;- possibly includin g one of the sLii cide bombers ~ as it passed through the Soet Canal a few d;ys beforo th e attack . The FBI also has been qu estion ing crew members about the behavior o f tht:' Yemeni pilot whu guided the Cui ~ into port; some de sc ribed him as "agitate-d.'' Som e cn:w mem- bers also sa td they thought Yemeni harbor · workers acted suspi cmusly. th e newsp:tper reported. · Crew m embers also ·sJid th t.'"ir ~h1p may have bt"e n loukr: d owr by hl.mLiL milit.111t:.. .IS it passt:d through thl' Sut•z C .m;:~l on thL' \\'JY to Yemen . Whil e- 1t1 the c w :t l. th~ <ihl p followed the N :l\' y tr:ldmon of brmgl!lg Ehrypt ian \'t'"nd o rs :lboJrd to ~dl ~ou\· emrs. tll<.·y s.l!d . ,KiCkoff •e ySeason fo r tbctwn.·n SJ Jd . Comum~rs ~ h o uld stop Jri - nn g till' ATV s l!1lllll'd l.ttely .md c1ll their local H ondJ ATV dealer for a frt:"e mspection and repair, if needed. To loc:\tl..' a lo c d d ea ler or for morl' Information, call 1-888- 289-8226 between II c30 a.m . <Jnd R p.m. EST Monday throu gh FridJy. The.Web site is W\\"\V.hondanl o torcyclc .Co liI R egisterL·d owner:.. of the vehi cles hJVL' bet:n uouticd dire ctly by Am er ic:1 n Hond a abo ut th e With Your Business Advertised in the Daily Sentinel Holiday Gift Guide .Wednesday, November 22 recall. a Cbeeaet.aqen ior tbe Price ol One Wicked Wlngsclay 25 ¢ Wings Dine in or CarrY Out! tuxat chcnuc.th - will acndentally wmd up m pubLt landfills not su•tcd to the thspos.al of cuma n~nJted Report: USS Cole guards were told not to fire first shot . WASHIN(;T()N (AP) :'mc-rican H onda M owr Co. !nc. ,pf Torrance. C.1hf.. i~ recalling ~bout 12C>.lll HI a 11 - ten.tin ve hicles ~n two m ode).; for ditTer..:nt prob- attJ<.s and garages. On a larger scJlc. the mdu>try\ soluoon has been to slup much of the unwanted and environmentally dangerous parts to China, where weak environmenul laws allow for a cheap but hazardous method of disposal. · Wtth the volume of obsolete. equipment m die United States rapiclly gro,V1ng, environmentalisrs are be comi.n~;- increasingly concerned that more and more of the parts - all of them laced with .fundamentalist sect leader indided for murder recalls 126,000 all-terrain vehicles •• . Advertising Deadline- Friday, November 23rd, 2000 specifically at mdtVIdual consum<rs and small business owners, t"\VO SIZable grouP' of computer users that up to now have stmggled to find ways to rid themselves of u nwanted computer hardware. For a fee of $29.99. IBM will accept all kinds of PC part< through it< IBM PC Recycling Service.The fee includes shipping cost<, so consumers need only to box the equipment and send it by UQited Parcel Service to Envirocycle. a Hallstead. Pa ., recycling finn. Con- Court to decide when police can be sued for Eds: AMs. ~)8TE240YA0068 53 . - 200 1 TRX350TM R anchq; 478TE 2401A1 00001 to 478TE2401A I 06180 - 2000 TRX350TE Ran cher gs; 47HTE244YA 000001 to 4YHTE244YA1114053 · - 21101 TRX350TE Ran cher ES; 47HTE244\AI00001 tn 47HTE2441 A I 06660 · - 2111111TRX350FM Rancher 4"'-' 4· 478TE -0 411YAOOOOIII t\> 47H TE 250YAilfl'l 1.12 211111 TRX 3oOFM R ancher 4x4 ; 47HTE2401Al11110111 t11 47HTE2 .10 1A 107740 - 211110 TRXJ'iOFE R a i1~her 4x4 ES; 47HTE244YAOIXIIJIII to 47HTE254YA021 5.14 - 211U1 TRX .150FE R ancher 4x4 ES . 47HTE2441Al0011fl1 'to 47R TE2 541 A 11 0@1 Tht) br.1kc pad\ un the 11lond:J land's Hure:1u of Pbnnin g direc tor. Despite the hi gh pr;~ise for tht: quality ofhvmg. rh..,.• ml'diJn pn rt' for a si ngle-f;uuil y homt: IS S 1()5, 700, making It L) ll e uf lhL' n.ttiun's k,\st-;tffordabk housi11!:'; l.n.ukct~. Accord!Ilg [(~ .1 ll arnrd Un!\'t.:rstty st11dy tho\L' P' icn J lllllpL'd -f.f} pC.:I'CL'IH b<.'(\\'l'l..' ll l~J~)I and 1tJ(_)(J. But Monr.!)' '·lY~ th,lt t.\ken ,1\ .1 whok·. thl' Row City 1 ~ w:ty c,nw.· to town ro de,·nto..- I I I • borhoods," said Gil Kelky, Po rt- rl'~t.·ntly I 1 a very urban place by incorporatmg [he natural e nviro nment, transportation, pa rks and neigh- w.1s I 1 Watch For Nov. Winners In Our December Newspaper Ad. ll/1'11 Portland is surrounded by 1mural beauty, sitting 111 the shadow of snowcapped Mount Hood and .1 short drive from the maj esti c Columbia Rtvcr Gorge. "We're rcinvcnnng Ourselves as ~he .!lld 'pLH.: cd undn ,.._..11. hm ( :onnor \,ll,d Moli o.. l.!y of .Illy 'u t• h \·crd1 ch· dramanc tncrease over the 2 . 7 percent aver- ly see the bmlefield as int~rna­ tional public and government opmwn. In a speech MondJy l'Venmg to a gathering of North Amnican Jewish leaders hero, Barak said he sought a peace deal \Vith the bc:~:n rL· .~o..hc.:d Perez ~.ud \\L'!L' t .JIItted by tllq~. d pohCl' ,lcttom - lllch,ldlllg .ibll'lllg .wd fr.lllllll g ~u..,pcct., - h.1w bee n Lhsumwd. The <. Hy <.'Xpn t~ ~o p.1y .l\ lllll l h ,t, S 12 1 lll!IIH'Il 111 bwsu1t~ bv Jet...-mL1dts 111 thn .. e (,lSl'<; Source' to l.d rli<.' A~~O<.I.1tL' d l'r<.· ~ , nn ~nd.t y rlftt p.11 t1 .tl \ T I dt( t ~ Though that would match the projections of many economists, it would be a Barak seeking endorsement of demand for drop in violence hJJ Som~.· J()() lOilVIrtlol1!1 whH.:h Tuesdlly, November 14, 2000 CBO sees higher economic growth: IBM to debut 'no strings attached' computer recycling program .lhL'.ld of till' COIIlpl'tltJOll Such p.lL' ,li\S HC bn<.)JliJllg ( 0111111 Oil Jl 1.1 <" e 1h 1t.ll tl \ Ill ,\ g.1zi 11 !,..' • Tho..· f:-·pnolllJ'\t c.dk,d Pnrti.JIId ""Thl' n .ltHlli\ ~Luhn g n t 111h,m < 01 rL' l"tliL'.,., N.ttl!lll.ll Plii)II ~ R.1d1n \ "r:1lk ut the N ,1tion'" tion . UJU\\',trL' Tuesday, November 14,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 112 Court Street Pomeroy,· Ohio 45769 740-992·6524 www.courtstraatgrlll.com Advertising Deadline Monday, November 20th 12:00 Noon Call Matt or Dave at -992-2155 • �. , . A 8 • The Dally Sentinel ~NATIONAL BRIEFS Go cart maker issues recall \ WASHINGTON (AP) - A Phoenix company " recallmg 2bout 1,150 Murray go-carts to rep>.ir se2t belt< that can unintentionally unlatch , the Comumer Product Safety Commimon sa1d Monday. Amsafe Commerci2l Products Inc. has not received any reports of injuries relating to me problem. the commission said. The recall is of blue Murray Outrage go-carts with model number GT601 02x92A or GT60304A. and manufacturing date ·codes from 00082 to 0014 7. Those numbers are located on a dec2l behind the seat. . " Munoy"' is on the headrest of the gO-cart<, which are blue with neon green pads on the brush bars. Wal-Mart and Army Air Force Exchange Servtce. or AAFES. stores n:mon~vide sold the go-carts from March 2000 through October 2000 for about S850. Consmners should stop using the go-cans immt:dlltely. the commission said. Go-cart'> with a dot after tht· model numbt·r art" not part of th~ recall. Consumers should call rhe company at 1-800-251-8007 between 7 a.m. and midnight EST daily. or go to the- Web site- at \\'\\1\\'.murraytnc.con\. ' IRS: S&7M in refunds·undaimed WASHINGTON (AP) - Mortc than S(o7 million in t..x refund< rem.1in to bt' \.-Ltiml·d by son11.· 91.000 t:txpayc.·rs. IRS otlin.t]., li,t id M o nday. ''Tht.·rc.•'s ·' ron of mon<.'Y ~Jttmg .Hound," IRS Commissioner Clurlcs Russom •uid. "W~ wam w get thr...·sc: rd\md chl.'cks b.H:k ro wh~rc th~.:.·y bdong." ThL" lrHt:rnal Rc\'t'llllt' St•rdct' s.tys some chech gt't returned bCcause p~ op k· mm\.'. o r bt·c.mse w.xpJyers prov1d~o.· maccurJtt: :tddresses . D eaths Jnd marriages Jrc Jlso tTeqm~nt re.1som why a refund doesn 't find its proper way. · "Life gets busy :md some people can on•rlook or fOrget about a refund check." Rossotti satd. An annual tt•vicw found thJt 91 .82J ta x refunds worth $67.-l mil- bon were returned to tht" IRS with an average of S734 per check. last year, the figure was $72 milhon. People who think they may b< owed a refund can contact the IRS toll-free at 1-800-829-1040. Teen sues dty in DUI arrest BRADENTON. Fla. (AP) -The city is b<ing sued by a teenage driver who was seriously injured in a craffic accident because he says a police ot1icer failed tu prevent him from driving drunk minutes before the crash. Richard L. Garcia sued bst week , alleging that officers who found him at a 1999 disturbance told him to drive home. He crashed his car minutes later. rupturing his aorta. "He's go t a plastic aorta nowc For a (teen-ager), that's pretty wicked," atto rney Wade Thompson said. Garcia and his mother, Betty Hernandez. arc seckmg damages, saying hi s medical bills are neanng $100.000. City officiab ha,·e dt._·clined to comment. Police went to a home at 1:20 a.m. Feb. 9, 1999, after a man found GarCia cllmbing into h1s stepdaughter's window. She had apparently invited him in, poli ce said. , Thompson said Garcia. then 16, was obviously drunk- he stumbled, his car was pJrked cockeyed and numerous open beer cans \vere visible in the vchick. But the officers let hun dr1ve away, he said. "They walked hm1 to his car and put him in," Thompson sat d. Bradenton offict•r Robt:rt SL·nt.lt.:T nude n o mt:ntton 111 his rt'port that Garcia \V;ls d runk . Semlt:r l:ner rL·~ignl'J·from the dcp.lrtment after .:1dnutun g J crack coc:Hnc h;"Jb)t_ A few mmutt's :t frer G.uo:~ dro\·c from the gtrl's hom~..', 1)1..' mi.,,cd a curve and o;;hlll!lll'd uno .t trl'L'. GarclJ\i blood-.1kohol lt·...-d \Uo;; found to lw dou ble t.\lL' lL·g.d limn: fOr .1du lts .1 11d .1 lmo st 10 tm1c~ thL· lin'"ut for 11111lon. H c btcJ pleadt·d guilty to drunkcn dri\·ing .llld I"L'CL'J\"L'd ono..· yo..'.ll' pmb:Hhlll . and .1 fine . Group finds progress for women . NEW YORK (AP) -Wome n lllJke up 12 .'i pcrcc·nt of corporate officc..·rs Jt Fortunt: 500 comp.mics, up from 11.9 perco..· nt last year and 8.7 percent 111 ]<)<)), .1Ccord1ng to :1 sun·cy released Monday by a \\'OillL'll \ ,JdVUCJCy" group. Th~ study bv the New York-based C"alvst found that· 1.622 \vomen an~ :lllH~ng the 12,945 curporatc offic~rs in tilt.' n.ttion's 500 1argest comp:mies. "In tht~ rMc for t.llL•nt, ~ome com pames aro..· st.unn g to gr:t it,'' said Sheila Wdhngton , presidenr of Ca talyst." It's cr:rtainly not rime to declare victory :md go home. But over hmc, the-Sl' small, incre men tal in creases add up co re~d changr:.'' · The figures abo ~ how a modest in crease in the number of women in "line" posit1ons- ~ho:..c who run factOries, he::td sales staffs an d superv1se accountmg.There. the number o f women rose ·to 7.3· percent from :>:3 percent 111 1997, the first time Catalvst started com- piling such data. · Fifty ·of the top 500 compames have given a quarter or more of their corporate officer titles to women. but 90 have nb women corporate officers, according tu the survey. based on cor porate records filed by March 31. Two women are chi!!f exec utive officers of Fortune 500 cOmpanies - Carleton S. Fiorina at Hewlett-Packard Co. and Andrea Jung at Avon Produ cts. Catalyst, a nonprofit advocacy group, prepares its annual census of women corporate officers by analyzing proxy statements and ot her reports ftled by the nation's biggest companies. Jury hears testimony again LOS ANGELES (AP) -A jury deliberaung corrupuon charges against four Los Angeles policcrnen heard a repe.tt uf crucial testlmony on Monday from \VHnesscs to a ga ng raid. The 12 jurors had asked Supenor Court Judge ja cqueline Connor to hcJ r tht: tc-stnnony oft\\"O defcncbnts, Sg:ts . EJw:m.l Ortiz aud Brian L1ddy, as we ll as th.n of two other offKen at thL· April .2CJ, 199(J, confront.Hlon \\lith g.lllg members. Ortiz .111d Li ddy, .ilnng wirh ot1icero;; P.wl H .trpn .md Midu~.·l Buchan.111, '.:m : .1c c us~.·d of f.1lsJfymg re-ports to frJmo..· innot:L'llt PL'o ple 111 three u:..e' hL't\\'o..'o..'ll M ,lrL h 1()I)(J :md Apnl \ 1) 1JH . The alleg.ltJOm ;wf.lt.:cd .tftcr l) fticn R.tf.tel 1\·ret - 111 .1 pl...-.1 barg.lln Oil L' h.ugt:s of ~tt:,iJ 1 11g l' OC,lllh.' from ,Ill o..·ndl'llCL' lm·kn told proseclttor~ of\\"1<.\c..,pn: .ld corrupnnn Ill rho..·\ 1ty \ ICn11p.ut \t.l- WASHINGTON (AP) -The next prestdent md Congress could have hundreds of btllions of additional dollars to use for tax cuts and spending increases under prelimi- narY esum.ates of economic growth being considered by the Congressional Budget Office. Preliminary· CBO estimates which are likely to be scaled back - are .that the economy would grow by an average 3.3 perce nt per year over the next decade, said budget sp,•ciolists who spoke Monday on co ndition of anonymity. CBO is Congress' nonparti san budget analyse. CHICAGO (AP) Israeli Pnml' Mim s t~,.·r Ehud Barak hopes th e United States and Eumpe.m nJ. tio ns \Viii endorst" his condition for a· n:turn ro pt:acl' t.\lks: :t sharp n;i.hKtion in PJ.Iestinian vtnlenCl'. Borak's atd~s cbim he· got thc· agr~,.·c:ment from a meeting with PresiJem C linton this w~t:kt'nd . He had planned to ask British Prime Mimster Tony Blair the s:une thing Tuesday, but B.tr:-tk ca nceled m eetings in Lond_on to return din:c tly to Israel. More than 200 p~oplc - the \'.1St majority Pal~stinian - havl" bl"en killt~d in the two m o nths of violence, but the s1des mcrr.mng- age annual growth that CBO envisioned 2S recently as July. And along Wtth ano1her change, it would have a substantial impact on the agency's budget surplus ,forecasts , adding as much as $2 trillion to th< tOyear, $4.6 trillion surplu·s the CBO projected in July, the budget experts said. CBO staff presented the 3.3 percent figure to the agency's panel of economic advisers last Wednesday, as part of the agency's semiannual budget updat e. Its has been set, the budget specialists said. Even so, with one rule of thumb that every 0.1 percent of e~onomic growth adds S 175 billion in revenue to federal co ffers over a decade, the projected surplus seems likely to grow appreciably. mc-l'tings \\'tth th~..· k·ad~,.·n of Russi.1 .md Cliina :ll an Asian l'connmic .,ui'nmir b<.·forL' co n timlln g on :1 mtsston to strengtb~n rd .\twns With · w;trtlm<.' :td\'c rsary VIetnam . Whik· un a refueling stop i1l 1-bw,\ii on Mon <.h y. Clinton spokt· with HJwaii Gov. Ben Cayt'tJno and WdS dri-ve-n to a ne-arby bc:-tch re so rt where he Israeli and Palestinian le aders alike have- condLKted intensive diplomattc blaze s in recellt weeks. PJie~tini .m leader Yassc;r . Araf.1t hJ ~ hi s ow n demand of the hr.: remrns nt'"gona- 111 J•nuary. The economists. who range from liber2ls to conservatives, suggested that the figure seemed too bullish . As a result, the figure is likely to be reduced, though no final figure KONA , Hawa ii (AI' ) Pres itknt Clinton planned building. orrymg placards and Palestinian flags . Palestlnians " r;hrough newest budget figures will be published Trip aimed ~t cementing : relations With former foe tions, 'not one that is imposr:d through vmlc n cL' or by intentJ.tional dict.n<.·s.'' "In th<.· cu rr<.'llt round of unre-st Wl' h .lH' until now taken :1 path of grcJt rcstraim '-kspitL' constam pruvoc.ltJOllli." he ~aid, pointing tu thr: dt:.•aths of four Isradis on Monday. " We HI: trying to minimize bloodsh~d and prevent a wide-ning of the <"O llfrontation ·, but we will know how to re spond ." Sc;-veral hundred demo nstrato r' gathered in the cold outsidt> thr: United States and Europe: He wants Jgrc-ement that lsrad must give up all disputed lands before ister Yiti:luk Rabut. Whtlc at the AsJ.t - l'aCJfi< Economic Cooperation summit, Clinton planned to confer with 1-l...u ssia n Preside-at Vladimir Putin and Chinese Presi dent Jiang Zemin. But the highlights on his and daughter C hel sea took an itinerary were visits tu Hanoi, Jti:ernoon walk . The president 's first Asian . stop was ii1 Brunei, where than .20 Asian - Pa ci fi c leaders \Vere g.1thering for :111 economic the capital of a unificd . Vi~!: nam , and to Ho Chi Mi!'.lJ City, formerly Saigon . . ·, The trip is the first ever to a unifieQ Vietn am by an Ameri--can prc si d<nt . It co m es 25 years Jfter US - backed South Viet- summlt . B~ s idc > Chdsca. Clinton bctn g accomp.wicd o n Air f o rce On<.' by hi ~ mother-m- \\"JS law, Doro thy Rodham. Hi s wife·. Sen.-elect Hillary Clinton. D-N.Y. will join the to negotiatio n s. presidl'nt Ill Vidn.ml :tftcr attending th e funcr.1 l Wl•dnt.·Sday uf leah R abin . wtf~ of assJssinared. 'Israeli Prime Min- nam surrendl'red ro North Vietnam ; leaving ii1 doubt the fate of many Amencans classified as missing in actiOn. r-----~---~-~-----, Money magazine picks Portland, 1 Reg•ster To Wm A .1 -Ore., as best place to live :MASON FURNITURE'S: PORTLAND. Ore. (AP ) Citing short commutl's, small school classes , corralled urban sprawl and pedcstrian-fri0ndly blocb lined with java .JO\lltS and bookstore~, Money m ag-.tzinc h~t s rh1s city as th~ n:mon 's best place to liv<.' Mono..·y'~ l-I- th ;'IJ1 llu .l 1 r.mkin~' appear 1n d-tc nug.IZJll e \ I )o..·<.·L·mbn i:.. ~ Ul' , whic h gm· , on ~.1 k this \\'<.'Ck. By I"L'gwn. dlL' tn.lg.l7IIlL' chose Ch !L.lt;o ,)~ th c bo..·~t pi.Ho..' to li\'C in tho..· Mtdwc ~t , Prm·IJ..kllC<.', R .I. , in the E.tst. R. .l l c i ,~; h ~ nurhalll ­ Ch.1pd Hill, N.C: .. "' the South .md Salt L1kc CitY 11\ the Wcst . S:tr:lsop, Fb .. \\' :1' naJncd thL· natJon 's most linbk small city. The magazlJlc laud<; Portl.u11Js transformation from :i ttn)bn town to a h1gh-tec h hu b with an t'XCL'llent job nu rkct J. nd a rJnk~ in g Ill the top fi fth at· Jll m·erro areas for JOb growth. Job growth i~ projected :J t 20 pc-rct! nt over the next l 0 years. The mag.1zinc :~!so speaks highly of l)regon's brew pubs, reut·ational activaics Jnd a mJss tr.:msit system that is tht.• <.:m·y of nl.lny other Cities. "If all this tech talk makes it sound a bit like San Francisco, well, it i ~, bu t without the h:1ssles and expense," the mag<1zine says. Th e m.1gazine pomts out that a progrJm to the city's char ms. Some ft ar th at Portland may becom L' ;1 victim of. its own vtrtues, With sb lllJny p ~op k trytng ro live hae th.H they will eiasc what drew rh em to Port!J.nd 111 the lirst pla ce. The nugazinl' IhHL'" rlur pr: ople an· so L':Jger to 11\'l' m r..:novateJ · downt ow n :n c .1:. tlur thL· v;~cancy r:n~· there 1~ .1 ~linl J per- Ll'II L Th l' llLl~.llilll' lJU l'll<.'~ l'u rt Ltnd Vcr,1 Kau .ts :..<~;.t11g ·wc·I L' ''rO\\"i iJ<T <'1".\CI.'fllJly." ;::-< " Ir i ~ illtL' resting t h .t l Portl.tud como..·:.. in high in liv,Jbility r.lnkings but h.1s not du1w \n·ll iu Money m ag:tzin c nvn the yc.u< M<~yo1 ~:-, said CJrl Abbott of PortLmtl State Univt'rsity's School nf Urb.w Studies .tnd Planmng. He s.1id the listin g i~ a rccng!lltion o f how well the \ot:.1l t.'Conomy is doing. ''All of these ,SU IYeys ddinc a set of cr iteri.1 then L't)!ll\)J.rc the cities to those criteri .1;· hr: said. " It· is plausibl..: that Portb.nd is tht:" best pla ce to live." , : 50TH Year Celebration I 1 $50.0.R:6i-ft~ ~erJ.iticate : I ,\\ ;, :~~' ' , ·.~ ~1_1t !t7;\ "·" I I 3 Gift .Certifkates Giveri·~~at ~~ly 1 1Na9Je ~ ,~ i,,·-~ I I ACldress ,\ -~ J 7f 1 ~\ I lcity ' St}l~'e; Zip} :l I Phone (Daytime) ' oee \ ' · 'I 11 '; I ., .B.I!Wl One Gin q.flflicille per hiJliiY l)t' l!l!on~M:_u~t be 18 Yeati 1 I 1 toorbeQlder to enter. ~a'purcba~e nec~s~ry.f.!Jn.e (J 50 Girt. Cert!JI&/es I given away m~th ly. Gift ~~ifi~tes . lobe app \td to hew pufdiase I only. Ctlltllut be Ui.d uolo.ptylllenl on aifdaloni'Jiufnitury:.cltar~e' or 1 I 1 I I I layaway account. Mail to P.O. Box 408, Mason, WVJSZ60 or bring to Mason Furniture 2nd S.tree~ Mason, WV. AU ~tries mils~ t{c received by Nov. JU, 2000. !Jrawlng December1~lolio.'Wlnn~·wlll be notified and names posled at the_store. Mason fur:uitute employees and ramily members ifi'ii Ineligible. 1 I I I I · Margaret Reynolds- Gallipolis, OH Sherri Carey- Gallipolis Ferry, WV Sonya, Roush- New Haven, WV I I ~ ------ -- -- --- -- -&~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2000 !Jusinesses !Je Sure & • Me igs Mar auders • Sout h e rn Tor nadoes 13e A Part Of 'This /}ear 's Special/3asketba!l Preview Eclition! ,.,st NEW YORK (AI') - A glut of obsoler<." computer <quipment was all but inevuable man er.~ in which a common cliche is that your new computer is outdated bv the nmc you get: lt hOme. · Now IBM Corp., one of the world's bigge-st comput:tr makers, hopes to help solve a problem some environmentalists see as one of t:he biggest solid waste issues to emerge in decades. Armonk, N .¥.-based IBM on Tuesday is sramng a program aimed Th• Daily Sentinel • Page A 7 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio WASHINGTON Th~,.· (AP) - Suprcmc- Court entt•red tht· m·~.· r pollCl~ brm.1lJtv deb ~uc Mom.l.ty. .tgr~.'l'tng ro cbnf~. Call 992-2155 Dave at Ext. 104 or Matt Ext. 105 For More Information The Daily Sentinel • dent monitor o f the city 's poliCe dep.trt lllt,.' llt . ThL· .court s:tid it will 1\;'\· i~,..·w mlm ~ tlu t would .11low ,1 jury to, h..:ar K.ltz's bwsllit Jg.linst \\'he-n offin.·rs e m bt' held kg:tlly re-sponsi ble for usin g r:xcessi\'C nulttary poli ce ollicc r Dmuld forcl' while nukin g an .u rest . S.mci<.·r. Th<.' Chnton adntini srrati o n s~lUCICT, an Army pri\':ttt', wa s says a lower c.o urt ruling m~ans se- rving JS a mihtJry policemJU pohce officers "m many cases, at a s ~pt. ~--~. 199-t, ceremo ny Jt nuy usc no fo rce at all" in arrt'sr- tht: Prl'sidio military post in San ing son1 eun e. Tht' justices agrc-c..~d . Francisco to celebrate the fanlito hear the gov:t>rl1ment's bid to ty's imminent conve-rsion from throw out ,1 11 animal-rights an Army base to .1 natiOnal rt'crt'activlst's ·hwsuit against Jn officer atio n :trea. a who arrested him during 1994 speech by Vice President AI Gore. "This case boils down to whether it:s going to be a judge or jury who decides whether attorney J. Kirk Boyd, represent- Katz , a 60-year-old veterinarian and president of the group ·ln Defense of Animals, had a seat near th< speakers' stage. As Gore spoke, Katz unfurled a .4 footby-3 foot banner that said "Please Keep Animal Torture O ut of Our National Parks." ing activist Elliot Katz, who was Katz contends in his civil suit arrested when he unfurled a that Saucier and another · MP grabbed him and escorted him to a militaty van and "violently threw" him insid<. He was not hurt, and he later was released without being charged with violating any law or ·regulation. A federal trial judge and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided a juty should hear Katz' argument that Saucier violated his Fourth Amendment pQlice used excessive force," said banner during Gore's speech on a mi.htary post. The justices' decision, expectf d next year, is likely to be of · ' ~reat importance to police forces Jlation\vide. Hi~h - proiilc • allegations of )buse have been made in recent .years against police departme_nts :)n cities including New York 1:~ty and los Angeles. This :(nunth. los Angeles offic ials ::agreed to make changes aimed J.t "ehminating brutality and· other &buses and to accept an indepen- .Honda • protection against unreasonable seizures. They said Saucier was not entitled to "yuahfic-d inununity" from bt'ing sued. sumers ca n SJgn up for IBM 's program at the time of purdwe or by conracnng IBM. "At IBM. we recogmze as well as anyone else that advances in technology have unfolded at a breathtaking pace.As a result of the Indeed. a recent study by the Naaonal Safety Council's Environ mental Health Center esnmatcd that 20.6 nulLon penonal comput ers beca1m~ obsolete in the U.S. m 1998, but only 11 percent, or 2.3 million of those PCs, were recyadvancen1cnt in technology, there cled. Moreover, the NSC estinut<'S has been an increase in the amount that 315 million additional comof 'computer equipment t:hac 1s · puters will become outdated by either obsolete or that no one 2004. wanrs;· said Wayne Balra, IBM's For years, most of the unwanted director of corporate environn"'len- personal computer equipment in thiS country has gathered dust in tal affairs, ' NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) - Tht· leJder of a fundamentJlist seer was md1ct..:d o n murder t l.u rges Mond:ty along \uth h1s wtfl· Ill the: d~ach of thL·ir in f.111 t ~on, \\·hu J ttthontJcs bel it:\'<.' di<.•d nf starv.ltiOJt. A thtrd memlx·r of th<.· sect w.1s ch.lTgc.:-J .ls .m .Kcc-ssory. Th e mdtctlnc:nt c hJ.q;e:.. J.lC<.JUl's R ob 1Joux with fir~ t-dt:.•gret· lnurdt.:'l" for allegL· d ly '\ilr..:n~ iug rht:.• systcm.HJC \\'lthhold.mg of nour i~h­ ment'' for his I 0-monrh-old SOIL S.unud. Kanm Rob1doux . the baby's motb..:r, w.ts c h:~rged with seco nd- de g ree murder And Jacques Robtdoux's m ter. M 1c hdlc Mingo, w.J s charge-d J"S an acL·c.:-ssory befor..: rhe tt:'~ll" that could C\ l\SC driver s to !ose control ,md cr:1 sh, the Conlumcr Pi·o du ct S.1fc-ty CmnmJ~­ tion said Mo nd.1y ~ The nvn model s Jrl' the J-londa R.tn cher TKX350 ATV Znd the Honda TR.X400EX ATV A m ou nting hracket on the fro nt. suspL· nsion of the H onda li..an chcr TRX350 mod els could be wcld~d improperly to the frame. If the mounnng breaks, the ;r:hide could lose steering con ~ol. the commis:..ion sa id. Honda ha:.. received 9H reports 1f Improper wcldmg, but no 10juries or incJdcnts have been reported. ~ The ATVs are red , o range or olive green. " H o ndJ Rancher" lS \Vritten on the Sides of the ATV's fuel tank. : The Ve htclc Identification r:-umber is loca ted on a bracket ~hind the front bumper. The t~odcls, years and VIN ranges bpng' rec.allcd includes : - 2000TRX350TM Rancher; 478TE240 YA0 0000 1 to TR.X4 00 EX ATVs co uld haw bet'"n asse mbled tnc o rrc ctly, c;llls- mg the brakes to f.1il. the safety co mmissi o n said. H o nda has re ceived 53 reports of m torn:c dy assembled brake p.tds, J"C ~ ulting l1l two iUJ UTie ~ that incluLk·d .1 sprained \Vrist and bruising. Th<.· ATV ~ .lr<.' rL·d or yellow and the mndd nJme, -lOO EX , appears on both sid~s of the fuel tank. The VlN is loca ted on the down tube located on the front kft side of the frame. The recall includes the following models and VlN ranges: 2000 . TRX400EX; 478TE230Y4000001 to 478TE230Y4028370 2000 TRX400EX ; 478TE232Y7000001 to 478T E232Y 4001 140 2001 TRX400EX ; 478TE230141 0000 1 to WASHINGTON (AP) - Sailors guarding the USS Cole when terrorists bombed tt last month in Yemen did not have ammunition m their weapons and were instructed not to shoot unless fired upon, Th< Washington Post reported Tuesday. Crew members told the newspaper that th eir "rules of engagement" prevent them from firing without Obtaining permission from the ship's captain or another officer. Suicide bombers in a smaU , explosives- laden b'oat approached the Cole while it was refueling O ct . 12 in Aden harbor and detonated the explosives, ripping a 40-by-40-foot hole in the steel hull. The blast killed 17 Ameri can sailors and inJured 39. · Petty Offtcer john Washak told the Post said he was manning an M -60 machine gun shortly aft~r the Cole was hit. Washak said h~ wJvcd the \:veJpon J.t :1. second small boat [hat wJs approaching, but a st: mor chief petty office-r ordered him to ~urn the hrtln a\\'cl)'. 478TE230 141 ll.l7 211 2!)0 I TRX-liiOEX; -l7~TE230 1410111111 I In -l78TE232·1 41 I)( l(>t)(l Humb ATV d<.·akr.., JUtto n widc :..old both lll<.JCleb of tlwsc ATVs from Jnil I ')99 throu gh Sept..:mbcr ~000 matcnak Or woNe-, the cqU1fa111Cnt could wmd up Wfulc the illeb>al dumps. out>~de shell of a 111 compu ter monitor and hard dnvc usuaUy can "be ust.>J ;'!gain , mo~r \lf the mner part< must be replaced ei[her because -they're worn our or outdated. And it'~ lht>'t: i11ne-r pans th~t contain most of the hazardous materials, includmg le.'ld, mercury and cadnuum . fJc t to as:..a ult and battery on a ch ild . ''As the duld is star\"in g, wtth h1s ribs sttcklll g out Jnd hts cy~.·s rc'llhng in op~ositc dir..:cttom. they ,\·alked p:t ~t the cbilJ o n the w.ty (0 rhe dinner table" ," Di qrict Attorne y P.1ul Wal~h ~.1 1d . " Tius IS .l ck.\r case nf murdc.:-r. lr .un 't relig1on.'' Authuritie~ :...mi Min go ca m~ ltp with th e JJL·.t of star\·ing th..: chtld. The indictnlL'llt d JJIH S sh..: co ncocted J "vision" :tnd that rhe R o bid o uxs w~nt .1long with it. ''SJ JL.':.. the lllJtch thJt lit the..· torch," W;~l s h S.l!d . All three \Wr~ m .Jatl and sc heduled to be ;~rraign~d TuL''lotby. Thl'rl' w.ts nn record of .1n attor nev. for . of thl'm . Sect .111\' mt:Jilhl"T~ do ch ~.· lcg,ll S)')tl'llL Thl' In<.hnmo..·m~ com<.' k·!>~ th.w a \H"t.· k Jfr t~r ~ ..·n llll'llllwr J);JnJ ( ~ urnC' .Ill tc'irtficd bl"tOr<.' J gr.llldJLiry Jm·~.·~ug.ltlng the Jo..'.tth' of hi., son .md S.Hllll<..'i. Pro"'o.."lllWi"' bl· lio..·w dut nor ro..·cog-mze S,Hnud ,t.lnnl ru ..k·.JdJ .md tiJJt the Ctun~,.·.nJ child w.ts ~[ll!horn Memba~ of thl· Attkboro-b .1:....:J 't'CC do nor not bcho..·\·o..· 111 rh~..· ust· of cr.ldinon.tl med.:Kint': they .1l~u do not rcl O);lllll.' dl<.' ll'g.ll ~y ..tem and llHht mcmb..:r.., rl'!ll.HllL'd ,lknt Juring the lll\'l'SUg,H l OJl. SVlOIJ .111d $(..1\11(1. the comnmsio n WJ shak said he protested , fearing that the ship was still und~r attack. But even in the aftern;ath of the bombing, "with blood still on my face." he satd he was told: "That's .the rules of l;'ngagemcm, no shooting unless we're shot_ at." Rules of eng~gement aboard a U.S. warship arc set by its captain following Navy guidelines. Pentagon offiCials won 't publicly discuss the specific ru les ~n effect aboard the Cole. But senior officers said in congressional testimony that the ship f~ed a detailed security pbn, which they think was followed. "If we had shot those peopl e, we'd have gotten in trouble for it." said Petty Officer Jt!nnifer Kudrick, _a sonar techni cian . "That's what's frustrating :tbout it. We would have gotten in more trouble- for shaming -t~vo for-· r:igners than losmg 17 American satlors.", A Navy spokesman Cmdr. JD Grade ck would not comment to · the Post :tbout the crew's ;Kcounts , citing the ongoing investig.1- ti o n . The Pos t interviewed about ~0 members of the ship's nr:w. Some S;'!ld FBI invc:..tigators have told the m the Cok may have been secredy boarded .tnd surveyed by lslanu c militant:;- possibly includin g one of the sLii cide bombers ~ as it passed through the Soet Canal a few d;ys beforo th e attack . The FBI also has been qu estion ing crew members about the behavior o f tht:' Yemeni pilot whu guided the Cui ~ into port; some de sc ribed him as "agitate-d.'' Som e cn:w mem- bers also sa td they thought Yemeni harbor · workers acted suspi cmusly. th e newsp:tper reported. · Crew m embers also ·sJid th t.'"ir ~h1p may have bt"e n loukr: d owr by hl.mLiL milit.111t:.. .IS it passt:d through thl' Sut•z C .m;:~l on thL' \\'JY to Yemen . Whil e- 1t1 the c w :t l. th~ <ihl p followed the N :l\' y tr:ldmon of brmgl!lg Ehrypt ian \'t'"nd o rs :lboJrd to ~dl ~ou\· emrs. tll<.·y s.l!d . ,KiCkoff •e ySeason fo r tbctwn.·n SJ Jd . Comum~rs ~ h o uld stop Jri - nn g till' ATV s l!1lllll'd l.ttely .md c1ll their local H ondJ ATV dealer for a frt:"e mspection and repair, if needed. To loc:\tl..' a lo c d d ea ler or for morl' Information, call 1-888- 289-8226 between II c30 a.m . <Jnd R p.m. EST Monday throu gh FridJy. The.Web site is W\\"\V.hondanl o torcyclc .Co liI R egisterL·d owner:.. of the vehi cles hJVL' bet:n uouticd dire ctly by Am er ic:1 n Hond a abo ut th e With Your Business Advertised in the Daily Sentinel Holiday Gift Guide .Wednesday, November 22 recall. a Cbeeaet.aqen ior tbe Price ol One Wicked Wlngsclay 25 ¢ Wings Dine in or CarrY Out! tuxat chcnuc.th - will acndentally wmd up m pubLt landfills not su•tcd to the thspos.al of cuma n~nJted Report: USS Cole guards were told not to fire first shot . WASHIN(;T()N (AP) :'mc-rican H onda M owr Co. !nc. ,pf Torrance. C.1hf.. i~ recalling ~bout 12C>.lll HI a 11 - ten.tin ve hicles ~n two m ode).; for ditTer..:nt prob- attJ<.s and garages. On a larger scJlc. the mdu>try\ soluoon has been to slup much of the unwanted and environmentally dangerous parts to China, where weak environmenul laws allow for a cheap but hazardous method of disposal. · Wtth the volume of obsolete. equipment m die United States rapiclly gro,V1ng, environmentalisrs are be comi.n~;- increasingly concerned that more and more of the parts - all of them laced with .fundamentalist sect leader indided for murder recalls 126,000 all-terrain vehicles •• . Advertising Deadline- Friday, November 23rd, 2000 specifically at mdtVIdual consum<rs and small business owners, t"\VO SIZable grouP' of computer users that up to now have stmggled to find ways to rid themselves of u nwanted computer hardware. For a fee of $29.99. IBM will accept all kinds of PC part< through it< IBM PC Recycling Service.The fee includes shipping cost<, so consumers need only to box the equipment and send it by UQited Parcel Service to Envirocycle. a Hallstead. Pa ., recycling finn. Con- Court to decide when police can be sued for Eds: AMs. ~)8TE240YA0068 53 . - 200 1 TRX350TM R anchq; 478TE 2401A1 00001 to 478TE2401A I 06180 - 2000 TRX350TE Ran cher gs; 47HTE244YA 000001 to 4YHTE244YA1114053 · - 21101 TRX350TE Ran cher ES; 47HTE244\AI00001 tn 47HTE2441 A I 06660 · - 2111111TRX350FM Rancher 4"'-' 4· 478TE -0 411YAOOOOIII t\> 47H TE 250YAilfl'l 1.12 211111 TRX 3oOFM R ancher 4x4 ; 47HTE2401Al11110111 t11 47HTE2 .10 1A 107740 - 211110 TRXJ'iOFE R a i1~her 4x4 ES; 47HTE244YAOIXIIJIII to 47HTE254YA021 5.14 - 211U1 TRX .150FE R ancher 4x4 ES . 47HTE2441Al0011fl1 'to 47R TE2 541 A 11 0@1 Tht) br.1kc pad\ un the 11lond:J land's Hure:1u of Pbnnin g direc tor. Despite the hi gh pr;~ise for tht: quality ofhvmg. rh..,.• ml'diJn pn rt' for a si ngle-f;uuil y homt: IS S 1()5, 700, making It L) ll e uf lhL' n.ttiun's k,\st-;tffordabk housi11!:'; l.n.ukct~. Accord!Ilg [(~ .1 ll arnrd Un!\'t.:rstty st11dy tho\L' P' icn J lllllpL'd -f.f} pC.:I'CL'IH b<.'(\\'l'l..' ll l~J~)I and 1tJ(_)(J. But Monr.!)' '·lY~ th,lt t.\ken ,1\ .1 whok·. thl' Row City 1 ~ w:ty c,nw.· to town ro de,·nto..- I I I • borhoods," said Gil Kelky, Po rt- rl'~t.·ntly I 1 a very urban place by incorporatmg [he natural e nviro nment, transportation, pa rks and neigh- w.1s I 1 Watch For Nov. Winners In Our December Newspaper Ad. ll/1'11 Portland is surrounded by 1mural beauty, sitting 111 the shadow of snowcapped Mount Hood and .1 short drive from the maj esti c Columbia Rtvcr Gorge. "We're rcinvcnnng Ourselves as ~he .!lld 'pLH.: cd undn ,.._..11. hm ( :onnor \,ll,d Moli o.. l.!y of .Illy 'u t• h \·crd1 ch· dramanc tncrease over the 2 . 7 percent aver- ly see the bmlefield as int~rna­ tional public and government opmwn. In a speech MondJy l'Venmg to a gathering of North Amnican Jewish leaders hero, Barak said he sought a peace deal \Vith the bc:~:n rL· .~o..hc.:d Perez ~.ud \\L'!L' t .JIItted by tllq~. d pohCl' ,lcttom - lllch,ldlllg .ibll'lllg .wd fr.lllllll g ~u..,pcct., - h.1w bee n Lhsumwd. The <. Hy <.'Xpn t~ ~o p.1y .l\ lllll l h ,t, S 12 1 lll!IIH'Il 111 bwsu1t~ bv Jet...-mL1dts 111 thn .. e (,lSl'<; Source' to l.d rli<.' A~~O<.I.1tL' d l'r<.· ~ , nn ~nd.t y rlftt p.11 t1 .tl \ T I dt( t ~ Though that would match the projections of many economists, it would be a Barak seeking endorsement of demand for drop in violence hJJ Som~.· J()() lOilVIrtlol1!1 whH.:h Tuesdlly, November 14, 2000 CBO sees higher economic growth: IBM to debut 'no strings attached' computer recycling program .lhL'.ld of till' COIIlpl'tltJOll Such p.lL' ,li\S HC bn<.)JliJllg ( 0111111 Oil Jl 1.1 <" e 1h 1t.ll tl \ Ill ,\ g.1zi 11 !,..' • Tho..· f:-·pnolllJ'\t c.dk,d Pnrti.JIId ""Thl' n .ltHlli\ ~Luhn g n t 111h,m < 01 rL' l"tliL'.,., N.ttl!lll.ll Plii)II ~ R.1d1n \ "r:1lk ut the N ,1tion'" tion . UJU\\',trL' Tuesday, November 14,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 112 Court Street Pomeroy,· Ohio 45769 740-992·6524 www.courtstraatgrlll.com Advertising Deadline Monday, November 20th 12:00 Noon Call Matt or Dave at -992-2155 • �Page A 8 • The Dally Sentinel cam~ign mutates into Amid election confusion, Congress decides to go home new fonns in overtime ' TALLAHASSEE. FL1. (AP) - T\vn former serrt!'t,tTJt'~ of st.He_ who once negot1:1red peoce treHies find the1melves cmbrmlcd 111 raucous news confercnrt~s and negolutlng with stJtt' pohuna_n'-1 111 th e prcsidentlal ekc ttt.)n·~ ' ~ccunrl campatgn. The campaign< ~f AI Gore· .md George W. Bmh hJw cvolv<..•d into ··recoun t com)lUttl"e~" JS tht." <..'lltir<..' clt.'C[IOil h,lS bc\.'11 boiled down [u J few franttc d.tys .liH.i a ,.,H<..' n:.•count m tlw knotted state of Flomh . Tht:.' furious battle nvt•r pubill.- \lpilllllll Ius moYtd 111tn !'~Ud­ dt.·n-dc.Hh ~werrinH·. Trv ,p, th\..·\· 1111ght, \t.lfft•r, fnr tl1l'SC tWO o;,:,llldtd,Hn lw\.· n .1bk to ~\.·.de.· h .lVCII \ b.Kk th\.· (.n np .ugn in g rhough tc"" lllllt.Htllg Ill t O dtt1l"l'Cllt t(Hlll~. i"lh·y'r\..' r.ti!'lttl~ lllOil\.'Y r~) ti.md tht• l'L'l"O lllH b.Htk, ~ti!J promnung dH.·ir Tueada~November14,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~..-.llldtd:ltt'\ by ftx. c-nu!l .mel rounds of phont· c.d! .... !roldmg ~.lucling 1\C\Y:-. contl· t"l'll l t.'$ .111d rc'\pund111g ntfor-t.lt on mo~t cn·ry den~ lop - campaign whKh h..1s se-nt almost a huru..in·d former cJmpll~n statTcrs from e.ICh side spreading aero" the >Idle to monitor the recounts 111 Honda's 6 7 counties. The Gore campa•gn had up to 200 people working Ill Palm Beach County and approxumtely 75 in Bnw>.trd County, mostly montton ng the hand co unts and hdping collect affid•,·it> lrom unhappy voters. Supporters lllJg:t·r ,tround rcroum h~.H..i ­ quarrcr~ .nu.J the state clp Hol. WJ\'ing tJtt~red -campaign -.tgns. F{)rml'r sccrt't.trit..·~ of sCltt' J.lmc-. A. B.1kcr Ill rt•prco,\.' lltin g B~t s h .md \V.1rrcn Chn~topl11..·r re-l"Ollnt TL'Jll"l''-~l'1ltl1lg Gor~· DY .mJ \llH ofT.tlbh.tsSl'l' co .ttrempt w lend lll\l ( h-nc-L'dcd d1~niry ru thl' -.omL·timcs bitt.:r p rm: l·~o.· d 11 1 Ill g ... lhker t'xpl.ltns hn\\" Bu ~ h h.1:-. .drc,ldy \\"{}]1 tbt• rL'(Otlnt , (O tl \ "l.' llll'lltJ\- d1srcg:1nitng on·nc,\~ .tbSl.'tltL'L' b.11lnts yt't w he L"otllltL'd. Chn~tophcr rl'nuud~ th.lt c;on: h.h the k.h.i Ill tht• p1.1p ul.lr :md c.·krtor.tl \\1tt''· !lll'l1(. "There's no qu.:stion th .lt " I 'llll thmk rherc· ·s .In a\\'ful lot of politic!'~ 111 . tht s," s.1 id thiS h.IS JS 11\UCh or I\10 1"L' of.\ Clurks Whitche.td. ,1 former politiol ovt•rtonr :-~s. .1 legal stJ[\.' Dcmocr:Hic P.trty Cluir- ovt•rtonc," sJ.id Norman Orn m an . ,;A btg parr of this ca m- ~t L'lll of the A mL"ri cm Enterpaign i ~ sttll gumg on." prise Institute. " from Wcdne~ ­ Both ondid.ltes. through d.Iy mornmg until now, t.:-.tc h thctr "rl'CUUllt rommitt<..·cs." .tn.:.' ~ide h:-~s bccn strugglin g to ga in rrymg to r;.tise $3 mdhon to p:ty .the high gro und in tL'rms of lt•gJI bdh and u\'crhc.td for the public opu11on." WASHINGTON (AI') Cungre" h.I> g1vt:n up trying to n..·~olvc its n..·ma1mng tJX ~nd spending ISSUe> for at least three \weks as It waits for the du>t to settle in th,• >till undecided presidential election. Lawmakers, who bL·gan returning to Washmgton on Monday for the ninth lame-duck sessiOn of the past half-century. prepared for a quick turnaround with the de c ision to take a bre.1k unul Dec. 5. The House on Tuesday is to vote on a tax meJsure affecting U .S. exporters and House Republicans .ue to re - elect Speaker De-nnis 1--Iastert and otht·rs in their leadership. 13ut .my st•nou s .Itte mpt to reach lion for Congress and nearly $6 milli<ln for the District of Columbia to 'c over preSidential inauguration expenses, and $200,000 for White House moving and transition costs. Before the election •. the White Hou1e was agreeing to only one-day extensions in an effort to force Congress into session- finality on outstanding budget differences with the White House will wait umil after Dec. 5. "The feeling was there was 'j ust too much uncertainty swirling around Washington and the presidential campaign to conclude anything this week," said Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D. The House on Monday for the 16th nme approved a temporary spending measure, this time running through Dec . 5, to keep government programs running while H struggles to comp let e its work for the year. The stopgap measure includes S I mil- ending negotiations. But White House budget director Jad< Lew said the three-week extension "had a kind of inevitability to It" after the delay in comp leting the presidential election and lawmakers' reaction to it. . . House freshmen leam the ways of the Capitol WASIIINGTON (AI') - W1th ,, few r.ICL'' 'all in doubt but tl.llTO\\" Rc-publk.m cont1ul. .l~stm.·d. the House·~ tl-L·shm.m dass t()r the I07th (~(111~11.'\~ i~ le.tnung tht.• w.1ys nf thC (~.1pito l this \YL'L'k- .lllti .,nundi11g lmpd"u] nnt~·.., dut co m p11.)1 11h~o.' nught r\.·pl.tl"c gridlock o\'l'r thl' tll'Xt two yc.1r~. "Thi!\ j, .1 bigger ~t.tg.: .111d proh.1bly tllOt"\' p.un ...m. bur people h ,t\'\.' to \V{'rk tugL·th\.·r." ~.t td COP RL'p.-den Ander C!l'nsh.t\\' of Flnrid.1, whn nncc p rL·.,iJcd over ,1 ~Utt' Sen.ltL' ~pli[ cn.·nly bctwcclt Republic,Jll.\ .md I k mocmts. •. · "We c.m 't sit and W,llt fl)r the next Cu11gre~!'l to han: .1 (Onunandlng majority - th.:t-c prob.tbly "'m't be one." add,,d Calitorma )),·mocratl' Rep.-elect Adam Schitl~ \\'ho unse.ItL·d GOP incumbent Jim !logan 111 C.IIifclTniJ's 27th Di strict. " We have to have J. n:aJ willingnr.·~s ro work together and breJ.k the imp.t~sc ." The fre,hmt..•n arL' spl•ndmg: much of the Wl'\.'k on such tasks ;1~ picking office~ .mJ tourmg buildin6'S. On Tue~Lhy. rh,· RcpublicuiS .1re ('Xpcctcd to re-elect thL·ir top tOur lcJdcrs·: Spe.1kcr Dennis Hastert, Majority Leader Dick Anney. MJjority Whip Tom DcLiy and GOP Conference CillirmJn J.C,\llhttl. At .1 dinner Sunday night. GOP leaders rL'nundL·rl thl' llL'W lllt'ltlbers of their rank-andtill' th.H they an.· "p,trt of an dft•ct!VL'. team," said Kep. Roy Blunt. R - Mo., .1 top DeLay lieutenant "We told thL'lll wt· undcrst.md that nn some issues. ym1 luve to do wi1Jt you have to dt1," Blunt saHl" 13ut we h,l\'l' also crcat~o.·d a gre:1t sense of rean1- and they're a pJrt of that te~m ." Democrat' appear likely to keep Minority le.1der DICk Gephardr , Mmority Whip David Bonior .md Caucus Ch:-~1rm:~n Martin Frost in a vote set for Wednesday. As of Monday, rhere were 41 Ho.usc newcomers - 28 Republicans and I 3 Democratswith unsettled races in New Jersey and Florida. In New Jersey's 12th District, former GOP Rep. Dick Zimmer was still battling incumbent Dm10cracic R.ep. Rush Holt amid a state review of the ballots. The apparent 586-voce \~ctory by ve·tcran Republican Rep. Clay Shaw over Democrat Elaine Bloom in Flori do's 22ml Disr trict was caught in the same P:Um Beoch County dispute envdopii1g the presidential race. Besides that, Republicans now hold 221! scat; in the incoming Hou~c .md the Dt..·mocrats have 211. Thefl' :1re two uu.icpendents, one ali6'1H:d with ~ach party, dfectlvdy giving the GOP an edge of221-212. The outgoing Congress has 222 ll,.epublicans. 209 Democrats. two independent' and twa vacancu:s. Doubts remained about thrl'e other race-s: in Minn esot.1.'s 2nd District, incun1bent l)cmocrat--IC Rep. David Mingt' wos prepanng to requ est a recount of his !SO-vote loss to Republican Mark Kennedy; in Michigm's 8th District, Republican Mike Rogers held a I 52-vote lead over Deniocrat ·Dianne Byrum with :1 recanvass ongoing; and in California's 38th Distnct, Democrat Gerrie Schipske wos awaiting absentee and prm~­ sion:U ballots before conceding a I ,616-votc loss to veteran GOP Rep. Steve Horn. • Inside: The Daily Sentinel Southern sports banquet, Page B5 Sports Notebook, Page B6 Today's &oreboard, Page BB Page 81 'IUHCIIIJ, Ncwftlber 14, 1000 TUESDAY's · HIGHLIGHTS Rio Grande BY BUTCH COOPER OVP SPORTS STAFF Buckeyes too slick for Marathon Oil COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ken Johnson scored 2 I points and grabbed nine rebounds Monday to lead Ohio State to an . 8273 exhibition win over Marathon Oil. Ohio State trailed by seven late in. the first half but went on a 6-0 run to cut Marathon's lead to 4443 at halftime. The Buckeyes regained the lead at the 17:45 mark of:the second half and never trail ed again. Hy late in th e game, they had built a IS-point lead over Marathon . Ohio State played well ncar the basket, out,coring Marathon 4626 in the paint. The Buckeyes had two players in double figures besides Johnson. Brian Hrown scored 16 and Sean Connolly, coming off the bench, had ·12 points and nine rebounds .. Overall. Ohio State shot 44.4 percent from the field and hit 15 of I 7 free throws. . Marathon had three players in double figures, led by Curt Smith ' with 23. David Harrison had 15 and Coleco Hoie added 12 . The win was ()hio State's second in two exhibition games this fall. Last week, the Buckeyes defeated One World 101 -7H. The Bu ckeyes open their regular season Friday at home against Yale. RIO GRANDE - It was senior leadership that led the way for Rio Grande on Monday. Throw in Nathan Copas in the first half and a little bit of Scott Davis in the second and you have the ingredients for a 82-71 Redmen win over Pikeville. "Right now, we've got too many times when we've got four peopl e who are executing pretty well. and one who's breaking down and that one screws everything up," ips Pikeville, 82-71 said Rio Grande head coach Earl Thon1as. Grande in the firsr half with 21 pomts m " As 'we get a little more experienced and · the first half. hopefully we'll get five guys on the same "Some nights you come out and your page an<! we'll look a little better. They're team's stru ggling, yoU've got to take times we're going to look real ugly, and charge and do some scoring," said Copas. tonight we got an ugly win. But an ugly Copas had three 3-point goals ·in the win is still better than an "L." As long as it opening half and keyed a surge that saw goes in that left hand column, we're Rio Grande take a 42-33 halftime advanhappy." tage. The Redmen began the game strug"We weren't very good in the first half gling and found themselves down 12-7 at as ,a team," said Thomas. "Nathan Copas one pqint. just carried us. It was Copas, though, who lifted Rio "We were really bad on bath ends," Thomas added. "We had no defensive concentration or intensity and offensively we couldn't run anything. If it's not for Nathan, basically carrying us in the first half, we're in a lot o.f trouble:· In the second half, Copas was shut out as fellow senior Davis took over. " In the second half, I came out and didn't score any," said Copas. "They were hitting Scotty and he got on a roll. That's what's good about this team, there's not Please SH URCi, Pale 81 Martinez wins Al CyYoung Award . The1e senior football players were honored by Coach Rusty Richards. Senior team members were Matt Shain. Clay Enslen. Brandon Hill. Jimmy Alley, and Jon athan Evans. Absent were Tomllly Roherrs and Andrl'w Coffman. Richards challenged his team to set a goa l of "winning the Tn - Vallcy C:nnt~rence" next yea r and also challenged his club to get involved in the strength training program \Vith assistant coach and ~trength co ,tch Tom Gill. Rirlw·ds prmed his seniors for th,·ir kadcr~hip this past "eason :md challenged the. juniors to ;ts~unH: kad<..'f'-lhip ro les for 11\..'xt ~eJ'iO il. lie.: al~o stn:'SS<..' d that the e-mirc tL',lJll must, "absolurley must " train Ill the weight roon1 in th~ o tT 'ieason. Southern WJ..\ 3-7 NEW YORK (AP) - About the only thing that gives Pedro Martin ez any trouble is analyzing his own success . After becoming the first pitcher to win the Anierican League Cy Young Award unanimously in consecutive years, Martinez couldn't co mpare the two seasons. "I don't look at the results," he said. u I don't even know my numbers. I know you chose me as the Gy Young winner. I'm very pleased, proud and grateful" ~--:::.3 Martinez, Martinez who has won three Cy Youngs in the lost four seasons. received all 2~ votes for 140 points in voting released Mond ay by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Oakl:md's Tim Hudson finished second with 54 points, getting 16 sec6nds and six thirds. David We lis of Toronto was third with 46 points, followed by Andy Pettitte of the Yankees (7) and Detrmt's Todd Jones (.'\). ''I'm really honored and flattered to be c hosen unammously as the winner," Martinez said . ult is equally special and equally important to last year." This was j ust the fourth time a pitcber won outright bock-tohack Cy Young Awards in the AL. Roger Clemens, the pitcher Martinez replaced in Boston, did it in ! 98C,-H7 with the Red Sox and 19'17 -'iH for Toronto. Jim Palmer wun in 1975-7() for Baltimore. Detroit's Denny McLain won the Cy Young in 1968 and shared the award the next year with llaltimore\ Mike Cuellar. Martinez, 29, ts one of seve n pitcher\ to win the award at least three .times. Clemens has five Cy Please see Southern, Page 88 Please see Cy Young, Pap 88 Rio falls in AMC volleyball toumey 2001 Ford F150 XLT 2001 FordF150XLT 4x4, Supercrew, V-8, ~uto, Air, AM/FM/6 disc CD, LOADED~ 6.9"/o APR I 60 Months - 4x2, Supercab, 5.4 Auto, AM/FM/CD, Limited All Power Equipment, $500 Rebate I, 2000 Ford E150 "707" Conversion Von, V-8, Auto, Dual A/C, TV, VCP, All Power, $3,000 Rebate Available 11 lt's the Dealer behind the Deal .That makes the real 01 FFERENCE!u 2000WINDSTARSE V-6, Auto, Dual A/C, Quad Seating, All Power 4 Door ~ $3,000 Rebate Avalloble 200 1 Ford Explorer 2000 Ford Taurus XLT, V-6, Auto, A/C, All Power Equip., SES PackoQe, 24 valve v6, Auto, Air, Cass, Adjustable Pedals, Moonroof, Etc. $1,500 Rebate · Available AM/FM/Cass/CD, Leather, $1,000 Rebate Avolloble ' Phone 7 40-992-2196 461 S. Third Ave. bbee.com CANTON - The University of Rio Grande volleyball team bowed out of the Ameri can Mideast Conference tournament with a first round loss to Malone . College, I 5-12, I S-4, I 6-14. Rio Grande (17-25) senior Alisha Fle~her played well for the Redwomen with 13 kills. nine di!,lS and 13-fa r- 13 serving. Junior Andrea Brown ani:! sophomore Mari a Robers each recorded seven kills each. Brown also con tributed seven digs and three blocks. Freshman Rebecca Wierwille posted six kills and four bla cks. Sophomore setter Jessica Whe eler registered 20 assists and six digs in the losing effort. Rio's front line play suffered without th e services of freshman Laura Ondcra, who was out of the lin eup with an injury. Ondera was one of the tap blockers in the league . Rio posted 34 kills and 37 digs as a tearn, while struggling in the serve department with five errors (68-for-73) and only three aces. Malone, (27 -12) the top seeded tcain in the AMC Tournament, posted its second victory over the R edwomen this season. lbomas ·out with · knee injury DAVIE, Fla. (AP) - Thurman Thomas will miss the rest of the season with a torn li gament in his right knee and might consider rettnng. The Miami Dolphins' running back, ninth on the NFL's career rushing list, was hurt during the Dolphins' 17-7 ~ · tory at San Diego on Sunda The 34-yca old . Thomas starred with the uffalo Bills for lm fif't 12 se asons and was voted the N FL's Most Valuable !'layer after the l'.!Y I seasvn. In his first year with Miami (H2), Thomas had 2H rushes for 136 yards ami I G 'receptions for. 117 yards. He has 12,07 4 coreer yards, 46 shore of Fr..IIKO Harris , who is eighth. ••••• Fax M eigs County sports news to the Daily Sentinel at 9922157. Email local 'ports itt:tm to th e Daily Sentinel at galtrihutH{a~ e urc kJ.n L'[. com. ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS - Ten Southern athletes were recognized for earning TVC Ali·Academic honors Sunday at the fall sports banquet. Front row, left to right, Amy Lee, Rachael Marshall, Macyn Ervin, Emily Stivers, Shauna Manuel. Back row, left to right, Joe Cornell, Matt Ash, Tyler Little, Jonathan Evans, Brandon Pierce. (Scott Wolfe photo) Southern honors fall athletesBY ScoTT WoLFE The senior cross country athletes were honored by head coach Ryan Lemley. FalRACINE Fall sports athletes were lon Roush and 'Emily Stivers were senior honored Sunday afternoon at the Southern memb ers of the girls squad, while Chad High School Fall Sports Banquet in Charles Hubbard, Jeremy Fisher, Garret Kiser and W. Hayman gymnasium. Members of the Jeff Circle earned top mole honors. Senior fall sportS t eams, cheerleaders, coaches, par- Jeremy Fisher was honored as the Southern ents and friends were honored with an Cross CountryTeamis Most lnfprovcd Playawartls ceremony and fine meal sponsored er. by the Southern Athletic Boosters. Senior volleyball players were honored 13y High School Prin cip al Gordon Fisher Coach Rom a Sayre Sunday atic·nwon at the acted as master of rerCmonic.~ and Athleti c Southern High School Fall Sports llanquer. Director Jay R ees gave the introductions. They were Fallon Roush, Kati Cummins, The Reverend Brian Harkness gave the Emily Stivers. Macyn Ervin. and Shauna invocation . Manuel. Special volleyball awards went to Jay Rces honored memb ers of his golf Emily Stivers. Best Server; Stacey Mills, team which fini shed third in the leagu e. Most Improved; Fallon Roush, llest Setter: • SpeciaL go lf awards whi ch went to Nate and Kati Cu mmins, Best Spiker, Coac h i~ Martin, second team All-TVC; and Senior Award, and Most lllocks. Roush and CumAward Winners Matt Ncigler, Michael Ball mins were also first teom, All-TVC selecand Matt Warner. tions. The team finished at ~-13. Brandi Cod ner was honored as the lone Kati Cuinmins of Southern was '! I perSenior chccrlead<:r this past fjll sports season cent serving. 179 of 197 with 18 ace' and 55 at Southern High School. Advisor lee Cod- blocks . Cun umns went 213 of 26 1 spikm!( ner h onoreJ memben of her sqt;ad ~md for 82 percent and 30 percent went for kills. made awards presentations. Fallon Roush served I 76 for 205 for H6 perSENTINEL CORRESPONDENT n•nt with 14 aces. [n "p ikin g, she was an HO percellt front row player with 230 of 2H7. R oush had lUI assists sett ing with an !:!!:! percellt accuracy rating of 610 for 6HH. She had 101 aS<i,ts or 16 and one half pcrc cnt :ICCtlfJCy. Hurricanes atop latest BCS rankings Broncos edge Raiders BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nn deb ate th1" wed•. Miami DENVER (AP) They might question his ann, but no one is questioning Urian Griese's heart. i'layin~ with a separated throwing shoulder, Griese led the Denver llmncos to a 27-24 victory over the Oakland Raiders o n Monday mght. It was the third t,'llme-winning FACEMASK- Denver's AI Wilson gets a hold of Tini Brown's face drive of Gm·sc 's brief two-year mask during Monday 's AFC West showdown between the Raiders ca re,•r. Although that total lc<wes and Broncos. Denver won , 27 24. (AP) hili1 well behind the 47 comeback drives of his predecessor, John Elway. Gnesc i' putting up · to ~cc how long Grieo.;e i-. ,ide ,,1id. "We'll ~l't: hrnv !'~Oit he ~' 'tatistics that rival Elw.Iy's. the next lt:w d.ly"i." lined, if at all. Now the Bron cos. who thrmt It w.to;; the second k>'-~" th1' \t',J"We won't kn ow tOr <l couplt: themselves back mto the pl,yoff of day"i the exact extent of the picture v•.r ith tht' win~ must wait injury.'' coac h . Mike Sh .m.1h.m Please see MNF, Page 88 • moved ahea d of Florida State into '\CCond pl.tn~ in the Bowl Champiomhip Seneo., \Lmding\. "CooJ." Mi<lmi (o.t(h Butch Da\'i s SJid Monday." !'he world i.., .to., it .. h.o uld bt·.' ' Okl.thont.t (Y-11). with its co m c-fn)m -bl'11i nd J5-J I virwry over Texa'-! A&·M. n:maincJ first in the "it.mdinhrs that lktcrmine who plays ;II ,1 n.munal tttlc ,;•;me. whilt· Florid.t Stat<' ( 111-1) ti:ll (., third .Ifter .t lc"than-domll1.1ting .\5-(l Will nver W.1 ke Forest ( 1- H). ·Miomr (H-1 ). \\'!th '" J'i-7 VICtory over Pnt~hurgh (.i-4), n1owd .Ihe.ILI of Florida St.Ite by ..lH point<. th.lllk< to th,· Semi- ' noks' drop in the strength -ofsc hedule category and theHurric anl'S' . improvement in the computer r;t[i nt." · The Seminoles ltaJ .1 ..W-point edge last we~k. t:nf rwo wecb, (1k1ahoma, Miami and Flnrida St:ite were 1-2-.1 111 th,· AI' media poll and the USA Today/FSPN maches polls. Last week, there was muc h debate over why the' Seminoles wen.· ahead of the Hurricanes in th e llCS standings, despite Florida State\ 27-24 loss to on Ocr. 7. Mt'm: ch.mgn Mtallll dft' coming next week aticr Flonda (9- 1), fourth 111 the BCS standings. Please see 8CS, Pa1e 88 �Page A 8 • The Dally Sentinel cam~ign mutates into Amid election confusion, Congress decides to go home new fonns in overtime ' TALLAHASSEE. FL1. (AP) - T\vn former serrt!'t,tTJt'~ of st.He_ who once negot1:1red peoce treHies find the1melves cmbrmlcd 111 raucous news confercnrt~s and negolutlng with stJtt' pohuna_n'-1 111 th e prcsidentlal ekc ttt.)n·~ ' ~ccunrl campatgn. The campaign< ~f AI Gore· .md George W. Bmh hJw cvolv<..•d into ··recoun t com)lUttl"e~" JS tht." <..'lltir<..' clt.'C[IOil h,lS bc\.'11 boiled down [u J few franttc d.tys .liH.i a ,.,H<..' n:.•count m tlw knotted state of Flomh . Tht:.' furious battle nvt•r pubill.- \lpilllllll Ius moYtd 111tn !'~Ud­ dt.·n-dc.Hh ~werrinH·. Trv ,p, th\..·\· 1111ght, \t.lfft•r, fnr tl1l'SC tWO o;,:,llldtd,Hn lw\.· n .1bk to ~\.·.de.· h .lVCII \ b.Kk th\.· (.n np .ugn in g rhough tc"" lllllt.Htllg Ill t O dtt1l"l'Cllt t(Hlll~. i"lh·y'r\..' r.ti!'lttl~ lllOil\.'Y r~) ti.md tht• l'L'l"O lllH b.Htk, ~ti!J promnung dH.·ir Tueada~November14,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~..-.llldtd:ltt'\ by ftx. c-nu!l .mel rounds of phont· c.d! .... !roldmg ~.lucling 1\C\Y:-. contl· t"l'll l t.'$ .111d rc'\pund111g ntfor-t.lt on mo~t cn·ry den~ lop - campaign whKh h..1s se-nt almost a huru..in·d former cJmpll~n statTcrs from e.ICh side spreading aero" the >Idle to monitor the recounts 111 Honda's 6 7 counties. The Gore campa•gn had up to 200 people working Ill Palm Beach County and approxumtely 75 in Bnw>.trd County, mostly montton ng the hand co unts and hdping collect affid•,·it> lrom unhappy voters. Supporters lllJg:t·r ,tround rcroum h~.H..i ­ quarrcr~ .nu.J the state clp Hol. WJ\'ing tJtt~red -campaign -.tgns. F{)rml'r sccrt't.trit..·~ of sCltt' J.lmc-. A. B.1kcr Ill rt•prco,\.' lltin g B~t s h .md \V.1rrcn Chn~topl11..·r re-l"Ollnt TL'Jll"l''-~l'1ltl1lg Gor~· DY .mJ \llH ofT.tlbh.tsSl'l' co .ttrempt w lend lll\l ( h-nc-L'dcd d1~niry ru thl' -.omL·timcs bitt.:r p rm: l·~o.· d 11 1 Ill g ... lhker t'xpl.ltns hn\\" Bu ~ h h.1:-. .drc,ldy \\"{}]1 tbt• rL'(Otlnt , (O tl \ "l.' llll'lltJ\- d1srcg:1nitng on·nc,\~ .tbSl.'tltL'L' b.11lnts yt't w he L"otllltL'd. Chn~tophcr rl'nuud~ th.lt c;on: h.h the k.h.i Ill tht• p1.1p ul.lr :md c.·krtor.tl \\1tt''· !lll'l1(. "There's no qu.:stion th .lt " I 'llll thmk rherc· ·s .In a\\'ful lot of politic!'~ 111 . tht s," s.1 id thiS h.IS JS 11\UCh or I\10 1"L' of.\ Clurks Whitche.td. ,1 former politiol ovt•rtonr :-~s. .1 legal stJ[\.' Dcmocr:Hic P.trty Cluir- ovt•rtonc," sJ.id Norman Orn m an . ,;A btg parr of this ca m- ~t L'lll of the A mL"ri cm Enterpaign i ~ sttll gumg on." prise Institute. " from Wcdne~ ­ Both ondid.ltes. through d.Iy mornmg until now, t.:-.tc h thctr "rl'CUUllt rommitt<..·cs." .tn.:.' ~ide h:-~s bccn strugglin g to ga in rrymg to r;.tise $3 mdhon to p:ty .the high gro und in tL'rms of lt•gJI bdh and u\'crhc.td for the public opu11on." WASHINGTON (AI') Cungre" h.I> g1vt:n up trying to n..·~olvc its n..·ma1mng tJX ~nd spending ISSUe> for at least three \weks as It waits for the du>t to settle in th,• >till undecided presidential election. Lawmakers, who bL·gan returning to Washmgton on Monday for the ninth lame-duck sessiOn of the past half-century. prepared for a quick turnaround with the de c ision to take a bre.1k unul Dec. 5. The House on Tuesday is to vote on a tax meJsure affecting U .S. exporters and House Republicans .ue to re - elect Speaker De-nnis 1--Iastert and otht·rs in their leadership. 13ut .my st•nou s .Itte mpt to reach lion for Congress and nearly $6 milli<ln for the District of Columbia to 'c over preSidential inauguration expenses, and $200,000 for White House moving and transition costs. Before the election •. the White Hou1e was agreeing to only one-day extensions in an effort to force Congress into session- finality on outstanding budget differences with the White House will wait umil after Dec. 5. "The feeling was there was 'j ust too much uncertainty swirling around Washington and the presidential campaign to conclude anything this week," said Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D. The House on Monday for the 16th nme approved a temporary spending measure, this time running through Dec . 5, to keep government programs running while H struggles to comp let e its work for the year. The stopgap measure includes S I mil- ending negotiations. But White House budget director Jad< Lew said the three-week extension "had a kind of inevitability to It" after the delay in comp leting the presidential election and lawmakers' reaction to it. . . House freshmen leam the ways of the Capitol WASIIINGTON (AI') - W1th ,, few r.ICL'' 'all in doubt but tl.llTO\\" Rc-publk.m cont1ul. .l~stm.·d. the House·~ tl-L·shm.m dass t()r the I07th (~(111~11.'\~ i~ le.tnung tht.• w.1ys nf thC (~.1pito l this \YL'L'k- .lllti .,nundi11g lmpd"u] nnt~·.., dut co m p11.)1 11h~o.' nught r\.·pl.tl"c gridlock o\'l'r thl' tll'Xt two yc.1r~. "Thi!\ j, .1 bigger ~t.tg.: .111d proh.1bly tllOt"\' p.un ...m. bur people h ,t\'\.' to \V{'rk tugL·th\.·r." ~.t td COP RL'p.-den Ander C!l'nsh.t\\' of Flnrid.1, whn nncc p rL·.,iJcd over ,1 ~Utt' Sen.ltL' ~pli[ cn.·nly bctwcclt Republic,Jll.\ .md I k mocmts. •. · "We c.m 't sit and W,llt fl)r the next Cu11gre~!'l to han: .1 (Onunandlng majority - th.:t-c prob.tbly "'m't be one." add,,d Calitorma )),·mocratl' Rep.-elect Adam Schitl~ \\'ho unse.ItL·d GOP incumbent Jim !logan 111 C.IIifclTniJ's 27th Di strict. " We have to have J. n:aJ willingnr.·~s ro work together and breJ.k the imp.t~sc ." The fre,hmt..•n arL' spl•ndmg: much of the Wl'\.'k on such tasks ;1~ picking office~ .mJ tourmg buildin6'S. On Tue~Lhy. rh,· RcpublicuiS .1re ('Xpcctcd to re-elect thL·ir top tOur lcJdcrs·: Spe.1kcr Dennis Hastert, Majority Leader Dick Anney. MJjority Whip Tom DcLiy and GOP Conference CillirmJn J.C,\llhttl. At .1 dinner Sunday night. GOP leaders rL'nundL·rl thl' llL'W lllt'ltlbers of their rank-andtill' th.H they an.· "p,trt of an dft•ct!VL'. team," said Kep. Roy Blunt. R - Mo., .1 top DeLay lieutenant "We told thL'lll wt· undcrst.md that nn some issues. ym1 luve to do wi1Jt you have to dt1," Blunt saHl" 13ut we h,l\'l' also crcat~o.·d a gre:1t sense of rean1- and they're a pJrt of that te~m ." Democrat' appear likely to keep Minority le.1der DICk Gephardr , Mmority Whip David Bonior .md Caucus Ch:-~1rm:~n Martin Frost in a vote set for Wednesday. As of Monday, rhere were 41 Ho.usc newcomers - 28 Republicans and I 3 Democratswith unsettled races in New Jersey and Florida. In New Jersey's 12th District, former GOP Rep. Dick Zimmer was still battling incumbent Dm10cracic R.ep. Rush Holt amid a state review of the ballots. The apparent 586-voce \~ctory by ve·tcran Republican Rep. Clay Shaw over Democrat Elaine Bloom in Flori do's 22ml Disr trict was caught in the same P:Um Beoch County dispute envdopii1g the presidential race. Besides that, Republicans now hold 221! scat; in the incoming Hou~c .md the Dt..·mocrats have 211. Thefl' :1re two uu.icpendents, one ali6'1H:d with ~ach party, dfectlvdy giving the GOP an edge of221-212. The outgoing Congress has 222 ll,.epublicans. 209 Democrats. two independent' and twa vacancu:s. Doubts remained about thrl'e other race-s: in Minn esot.1.'s 2nd District, incun1bent l)cmocrat--IC Rep. David Mingt' wos prepanng to requ est a recount of his !SO-vote loss to Republican Mark Kennedy; in Michigm's 8th District, Republican Mike Rogers held a I 52-vote lead over Deniocrat ·Dianne Byrum with :1 recanvass ongoing; and in California's 38th Distnct, Democrat Gerrie Schipske wos awaiting absentee and prm~­ sion:U ballots before conceding a I ,616-votc loss to veteran GOP Rep. Steve Horn. • Inside: The Daily Sentinel Southern sports banquet, Page B5 Sports Notebook, Page B6 Today's &oreboard, Page BB Page 81 'IUHCIIIJ, Ncwftlber 14, 1000 TUESDAY's · HIGHLIGHTS Rio Grande BY BUTCH COOPER OVP SPORTS STAFF Buckeyes too slick for Marathon Oil COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ken Johnson scored 2 I points and grabbed nine rebounds Monday to lead Ohio State to an . 8273 exhibition win over Marathon Oil. Ohio State trailed by seven late in. the first half but went on a 6-0 run to cut Marathon's lead to 4443 at halftime. The Buckeyes regained the lead at the 17:45 mark of:the second half and never trail ed again. Hy late in th e game, they had built a IS-point lead over Marathon . Ohio State played well ncar the basket, out,coring Marathon 4626 in the paint. The Buckeyes had two players in double figures besides Johnson. Brian Hrown scored 16 and Sean Connolly, coming off the bench, had ·12 points and nine rebounds .. Overall. Ohio State shot 44.4 percent from the field and hit 15 of I 7 free throws. . Marathon had three players in double figures, led by Curt Smith ' with 23. David Harrison had 15 and Coleco Hoie added 12 . The win was ()hio State's second in two exhibition games this fall. Last week, the Buckeyes defeated One World 101 -7H. The Bu ckeyes open their regular season Friday at home against Yale. RIO GRANDE - It was senior leadership that led the way for Rio Grande on Monday. Throw in Nathan Copas in the first half and a little bit of Scott Davis in the second and you have the ingredients for a 82-71 Redmen win over Pikeville. "Right now, we've got too many times when we've got four peopl e who are executing pretty well. and one who's breaking down and that one screws everything up," ips Pikeville, 82-71 said Rio Grande head coach Earl Thon1as. Grande in the firsr half with 21 pomts m " As 'we get a little more experienced and · the first half. hopefully we'll get five guys on the same "Some nights you come out and your page an<! we'll look a little better. They're team's stru ggling, yoU've got to take times we're going to look real ugly, and charge and do some scoring," said Copas. tonight we got an ugly win. But an ugly Copas had three 3-point goals ·in the win is still better than an "L." As long as it opening half and keyed a surge that saw goes in that left hand column, we're Rio Grande take a 42-33 halftime advanhappy." tage. The Redmen began the game strug"We weren't very good in the first half gling and found themselves down 12-7 at as ,a team," said Thomas. "Nathan Copas one pqint. just carried us. It was Copas, though, who lifted Rio "We were really bad on bath ends," Thomas added. "We had no defensive concentration or intensity and offensively we couldn't run anything. If it's not for Nathan, basically carrying us in the first half, we're in a lot o.f trouble:· In the second half, Copas was shut out as fellow senior Davis took over. " In the second half, I came out and didn't score any," said Copas. "They were hitting Scotty and he got on a roll. That's what's good about this team, there's not Please SH URCi, Pale 81 Martinez wins Al CyYoung Award . The1e senior football players were honored by Coach Rusty Richards. Senior team members were Matt Shain. Clay Enslen. Brandon Hill. Jimmy Alley, and Jon athan Evans. Absent were Tomllly Roherrs and Andrl'w Coffman. Richards challenged his team to set a goa l of "winning the Tn - Vallcy C:nnt~rence" next yea r and also challenged his club to get involved in the strength training program \Vith assistant coach and ~trength co ,tch Tom Gill. Rirlw·ds prmed his seniors for th,·ir kadcr~hip this past "eason :md challenged the. juniors to ;ts~unH: kad<..'f'-lhip ro les for 11\..'xt ~eJ'iO il. lie.: al~o stn:'SS<..' d that the e-mirc tL',lJll must, "absolurley must " train Ill the weight roon1 in th~ o tT 'ieason. Southern WJ..\ 3-7 NEW YORK (AP) - About the only thing that gives Pedro Martin ez any trouble is analyzing his own success . After becoming the first pitcher to win the Anierican League Cy Young Award unanimously in consecutive years, Martinez couldn't co mpare the two seasons. "I don't look at the results," he said. u I don't even know my numbers. I know you chose me as the Gy Young winner. I'm very pleased, proud and grateful" ~--:::.3 Martinez, Martinez who has won three Cy Youngs in the lost four seasons. received all 2~ votes for 140 points in voting released Mond ay by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Oakl:md's Tim Hudson finished second with 54 points, getting 16 sec6nds and six thirds. David We lis of Toronto was third with 46 points, followed by Andy Pettitte of the Yankees (7) and Detrmt's Todd Jones (.'\). ''I'm really honored and flattered to be c hosen unammously as the winner," Martinez said . ult is equally special and equally important to last year." This was j ust the fourth time a pitcber won outright bock-tohack Cy Young Awards in the AL. Roger Clemens, the pitcher Martinez replaced in Boston, did it in ! 98C,-H7 with the Red Sox and 19'17 -'iH for Toronto. Jim Palmer wun in 1975-7() for Baltimore. Detroit's Denny McLain won the Cy Young in 1968 and shared the award the next year with llaltimore\ Mike Cuellar. Martinez, 29, ts one of seve n pitcher\ to win the award at least three .times. Clemens has five Cy Please see Southern, Page 88 Please see Cy Young, Pap 88 Rio falls in AMC volleyball toumey 2001 Ford F150 XLT 2001 FordF150XLT 4x4, Supercrew, V-8, ~uto, Air, AM/FM/6 disc CD, LOADED~ 6.9"/o APR I 60 Months - 4x2, Supercab, 5.4 Auto, AM/FM/CD, Limited All Power Equipment, $500 Rebate I, 2000 Ford E150 "707" Conversion Von, V-8, Auto, Dual A/C, TV, VCP, All Power, $3,000 Rebate Available 11 lt's the Dealer behind the Deal .That makes the real 01 FFERENCE!u 2000WINDSTARSE V-6, Auto, Dual A/C, Quad Seating, All Power 4 Door ~ $3,000 Rebate Avalloble 200 1 Ford Explorer 2000 Ford Taurus XLT, V-6, Auto, A/C, All Power Equip., SES PackoQe, 24 valve v6, Auto, Air, Cass, Adjustable Pedals, Moonroof, Etc. $1,500 Rebate · Available AM/FM/Cass/CD, Leather, $1,000 Rebate Avolloble ' Phone 7 40-992-2196 461 S. Third Ave. bbee.com CANTON - The University of Rio Grande volleyball team bowed out of the Ameri can Mideast Conference tournament with a first round loss to Malone . College, I 5-12, I S-4, I 6-14. Rio Grande (17-25) senior Alisha Fle~her played well for the Redwomen with 13 kills. nine di!,lS and 13-fa r- 13 serving. Junior Andrea Brown ani:! sophomore Mari a Robers each recorded seven kills each. Brown also con tributed seven digs and three blocks. Freshman Rebecca Wierwille posted six kills and four bla cks. Sophomore setter Jessica Whe eler registered 20 assists and six digs in the losing effort. Rio's front line play suffered without th e services of freshman Laura Ondcra, who was out of the lin eup with an injury. Ondera was one of the tap blockers in the league . Rio posted 34 kills and 37 digs as a tearn, while struggling in the serve department with five errors (68-for-73) and only three aces. Malone, (27 -12) the top seeded tcain in the AMC Tournament, posted its second victory over the R edwomen this season. lbomas ·out with · knee injury DAVIE, Fla. (AP) - Thurman Thomas will miss the rest of the season with a torn li gament in his right knee and might consider rettnng. The Miami Dolphins' running back, ninth on the NFL's career rushing list, was hurt during the Dolphins' 17-7 ~ · tory at San Diego on Sunda The 34-yca old . Thomas starred with the uffalo Bills for lm fif't 12 se asons and was voted the N FL's Most Valuable !'layer after the l'.!Y I seasvn. In his first year with Miami (H2), Thomas had 2H rushes for 136 yards ami I G 'receptions for. 117 yards. He has 12,07 4 coreer yards, 46 shore of Fr..IIKO Harris , who is eighth. ••••• Fax M eigs County sports news to the Daily Sentinel at 9922157. Email local 'ports itt:tm to th e Daily Sentinel at galtrihutH{a~ e urc kJ.n L'[. com. ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS - Ten Southern athletes were recognized for earning TVC Ali·Academic honors Sunday at the fall sports banquet. Front row, left to right, Amy Lee, Rachael Marshall, Macyn Ervin, Emily Stivers, Shauna Manuel. Back row, left to right, Joe Cornell, Matt Ash, Tyler Little, Jonathan Evans, Brandon Pierce. (Scott Wolfe photo) Southern honors fall athletesBY ScoTT WoLFE The senior cross country athletes were honored by head coach Ryan Lemley. FalRACINE Fall sports athletes were lon Roush and 'Emily Stivers were senior honored Sunday afternoon at the Southern memb ers of the girls squad, while Chad High School Fall Sports Banquet in Charles Hubbard, Jeremy Fisher, Garret Kiser and W. Hayman gymnasium. Members of the Jeff Circle earned top mole honors. Senior fall sportS t eams, cheerleaders, coaches, par- Jeremy Fisher was honored as the Southern ents and friends were honored with an Cross CountryTeamis Most lnfprovcd Playawartls ceremony and fine meal sponsored er. by the Southern Athletic Boosters. Senior volleyball players were honored 13y High School Prin cip al Gordon Fisher Coach Rom a Sayre Sunday atic·nwon at the acted as master of rerCmonic.~ and Athleti c Southern High School Fall Sports llanquer. Director Jay R ees gave the introductions. They were Fallon Roush, Kati Cummins, The Reverend Brian Harkness gave the Emily Stivers. Macyn Ervin. and Shauna invocation . Manuel. Special volleyball awards went to Jay Rces honored memb ers of his golf Emily Stivers. Best Server; Stacey Mills, team which fini shed third in the leagu e. Most Improved; Fallon Roush, llest Setter: • SpeciaL go lf awards whi ch went to Nate and Kati Cu mmins, Best Spiker, Coac h i~ Martin, second team All-TVC; and Senior Award, and Most lllocks. Roush and CumAward Winners Matt Ncigler, Michael Ball mins were also first teom, All-TVC selecand Matt Warner. tions. The team finished at ~-13. Brandi Cod ner was honored as the lone Kati Cuinmins of Southern was '! I perSenior chccrlead<:r this past fjll sports season cent serving. 179 of 197 with 18 ace' and 55 at Southern High School. Advisor lee Cod- blocks . Cun umns went 213 of 26 1 spikm!( ner h onoreJ memben of her sqt;ad ~md for 82 percent and 30 percent went for kills. made awards presentations. Fallon Roush served I 76 for 205 for H6 perSENTINEL CORRESPONDENT n•nt with 14 aces. [n "p ikin g, she was an HO percellt front row player with 230 of 2H7. R oush had lUI assists sett ing with an !:!!:! percellt accuracy rating of 610 for 6HH. She had 101 aS<i,ts or 16 and one half pcrc cnt :ICCtlfJCy. Hurricanes atop latest BCS rankings Broncos edge Raiders BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nn deb ate th1" wed•. Miami DENVER (AP) They might question his ann, but no one is questioning Urian Griese's heart. i'layin~ with a separated throwing shoulder, Griese led the Denver llmncos to a 27-24 victory over the Oakland Raiders o n Monday mght. It was the third t,'llme-winning FACEMASK- Denver's AI Wilson gets a hold of Tini Brown's face drive of Gm·sc 's brief two-year mask during Monday 's AFC West showdown between the Raiders ca re,•r. Although that total lc<wes and Broncos. Denver won , 27 24. (AP) hili1 well behind the 47 comeback drives of his predecessor, John Elway. Gnesc i' putting up · to ~cc how long Grieo.;e i-. ,ide ,,1id. "We'll ~l't: hrnv !'~Oit he ~' 'tatistics that rival Elw.Iy's. the next lt:w d.ly"i." lined, if at all. Now the Bron cos. who thrmt It w.to;; the second k>'-~" th1' \t',J"We won't kn ow tOr <l couplt: themselves back mto the pl,yoff of day"i the exact extent of the picture v•.r ith tht' win~ must wait injury.'' coac h . Mike Sh .m.1h.m Please see MNF, Page 88 • moved ahea d of Florida State into '\CCond pl.tn~ in the Bowl Champiomhip Seneo., \Lmding\. "CooJ." Mi<lmi (o.t(h Butch Da\'i s SJid Monday." !'he world i.., .to., it .. h.o uld bt·.' ' Okl.thont.t (Y-11). with its co m c-fn)m -bl'11i nd J5-J I virwry over Texa'-! A&·M. n:maincJ first in the "it.mdinhrs that lktcrmine who plays ;II ,1 n.munal tttlc ,;•;me. whilt· Florid.t Stat<' ( 111-1) ti:ll (., third .Ifter .t lc"than-domll1.1ting .\5-(l Will nver W.1 ke Forest ( 1- H). ·Miomr (H-1 ). \\'!th '" J'i-7 VICtory over Pnt~hurgh (.i-4), n1owd .Ihe.ILI of Florida St.Ite by ..lH point<. th.lllk< to th,· Semi- ' noks' drop in the strength -ofsc hedule category and theHurric anl'S' . improvement in the computer r;t[i nt." · The Seminoles ltaJ .1 ..W-point edge last we~k. t:nf rwo wecb, (1k1ahoma, Miami and Flnrida St:ite were 1-2-.1 111 th,· AI' media poll and the USA Today/FSPN maches polls. Last week, there was muc h debate over why the' Seminoles wen.· ahead of the Hurricanes in th e llCS standings, despite Florida State\ 27-24 loss to on Ocr. 7. Mt'm: ch.mgn Mtallll dft' coming next week aticr Flonda (9- 1), fourth 111 the BCS standings. Please see 8CS, Pa1e 88 �• Tuesday November 14 2000 Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel 34 E End 172A or 3t 15 172A TotoiH7283 09 00911 002 Gabbert Timothy L &/ or Sharon Diona Fraction 32 T4N R11W 2 902A out of 2H84A 2 902A Totol $71163 09 01703 000 Heiney The lands lots and parts bf lots returned del nquent by the County Gladya Royally lnt Eagle Mounta n Energy Corp Treasurer of Me1gs County w1th the taxes assessments Interest Holnoy Land Owner Totol and penalt es charges thereupon agreeable to law are conta~ned $248 and descnbed n the followmg list 09 00699 000 Johnoon Edword E Stet 10 Rl1 T4 R 13 Folrv ow Hgta Sub lot out of 15A 1 10A Total In N Line of W port 90A (Nome Deocrlptlon Acrwo Tolll $100 07 $5076 Total Taxe• A11111menn t5 1 284A Tol81 S774 23 09.00208 000 Kelaor Torry 07-ootl37 000 Dovla Jamoa and Penaltlee) Columblo l'wp D Stet 19 (7Q-1181 No Part Laonord II & or Alberta Bedford TWp Alexander LSD Olonn Sect 24 Und 1 2 of of 70A Lot 118 39A Total Melga LSD 05-00634 000 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Will am E & or Enlo M Stet 27 F33 Part 169 OOA Ex 43 0350A $44 25 J S & or Oabo n Ken a Lot T3 R13 12A out of 40 61 A 25 9850A Total $707 09 08 00458 001 Montgomery #7 Weatherman s 2nd 12 OOA Total $151 82 05 00673 001 Sheela Robert Keith & or Linda K 01 00552 000 Nelaon Bobby L & or Rebacca M 100A Lot 248 1 OOA out of Subdlv 83 89 x 167 Total $4930 E neat E Lot Sect 29E 12 SecJ 17 T9 R15 5 014A out 7 OOA E of v lags Lots 10.00403 000 Hyaa Dave of NE 1 4 85 A Total of 89 71A 5 014A Tota End 1 OOA Total $783 74 E &lor 0 anaL Frac Soct18 $642 92 $90 45 08 00135 002 Murphy Irene T 4N R 12W SW Co 5 28A 01 00669 001 Roo or Dobra 05 00562 ooo Thompson C 160A Lot 1190 T2 R11 Total $170 86 E &lor David M Sect 24 T3 Terry D Sect 18 SW Part of 36 289A out of 72 578A 10 00854 000 Johnson R13 1 001A out of 69 36A SW 1 4 1 SOA Tota $209 69 38 289A Total $175 71 Branda S & or Gary Lot 1 001A Total $150 74 05 00571 003 Waldren Sect 34N Pt of NE 1 4 Ex 01 00670 000 Roalar Deb a Donald L Sect 36 T9 R15 08 00135 000 Neumann Karen L Sect 11 25 31 all 14 42A NE Ex 1 083A Ex E & or Dav d M Lot Sect 24 1 78A Out of 5 56A 1 78A Ex lot NE 1 60A HWY & 9 252A 53 248A Total T2 Rl3 210A outofSE Total $671 52 Coal 72 578A Ex 36 289A $1 03618 Cor 145A 2 lOA Total 05 00736 007 Wooten 36 289 Total $265 84 $7 39 Clifford Sact19 T9N R15W 08 00603 000 Sarson Mike 10 00733 000 Johnson 01 00191 000 Wh tlay (53 27A 30 13A 1 32A & L Sect 45 19Aof 46AEPt Brenda Weber lot Sect 34 T4 R12 Npt of NE 1 41 083A C IIford A Sect 23 E part of 30A lor a total 114 720A) of W 1 2 End 19A Tota Out of 63 58A 1 083A Toto NE 1 4 N of Rd 104A Total $729 25 $13 63 Total $1 082 70 as 0072& 000 Wright 08 00604 000 Sarson Mike $556 48 Pu 1 ns 0100190000 Whtey Chery C Sac! 29 40A Out l Sect 4 5 (231) Near SW 10 00061 001 Josaph Will am & E Faye Clifford A Sect 17N part of ol41 86A 40A Toto $83 87 corner 31A Total $133 46 Sect 23 T4N R12W N of Sr 17A NW 1 4 2 50A Tota Lebanon l'wp 08 00858 000 Smith 681 5 8DA out of 37 A 5 60A $13 63 Eastern LSD laona d Doyle &lor Georgia Chesle Twp 06 00030 000 Do ley Emily c o C aranca and Tota $215 84 Easte n LSD M chaal L Sect 28 SW Helen Sm th Sect 1 26 1o 00471 004 R teh e Kathy 03 00080 000 Bass John L Part N of SE 1 2 Ex 3A 4 A (640) Near Mid of N1 2 on & or Charita A Sect 6 T4 Sect 6 (640) Sect 6 T2 R13 Tota $100 40 R ver Ex Coa 9 95 A total R12 845A out of 26 847A 845A Total 59 43 W of NW 1 4 36 25A Ex $29007 LebanonTwp 10 00594 000 Ruaaall 2 OOA 34 25 A Tota $189 08 08 00307 00 Williams Southern LSD Eddie Jr Lot Sect 10 Mid 03 00002 000 Denney Ronald L & o Debo ah l 07.00747 000 Adk na Roga Haro d J & o Angela M Sect 16 (640) P1 of 3 70A s on N l no 2 SOA Tota $9 03 Da e &for Tamara Lynn Sact 10 00595 000 Ruasol Sect 5 NW 1 4 of SW 1 4 25 NW 1 4 of NW 1 4 40A P1 of 261 2 S of Rd 30A Eddie Jr lot Sect 10 S Part 9 86A Tota $468 64 Total $588 53 of E 1 4 Ex 1 47A Ex 54 03 00764 001 Fo mer Total $201 68 08-Q0703 000 Wine William Donald R & or Ca o Ann 07.00971 001 Ball Timothy H &orWrghtVckl D lot 42 99A Toto $219 05 10 00145 000 Wiggins Sect 4 R13W T2N 1 OOA out &Jo Brenda Sect 20 T3 R11 16 Bu na Add Tota $23 4 NW 1 4 of SW 4 2A oul of Phillip W & or Deborah G of 2 23A 1 OOA Total 25A 2A Ex 1A 1 OOA Total 08 00705 000 Wine William Lot 17 H ckory Acres $436 39 H & o Wr ght V ckl 0 lot $ 5065 Subdlv W 125 x 464 E 100 03 00764 000 Fo me 17 Bu ns Add Toto $32 26 07 00148 000 N 538 Tota $566 8 Donald R &Jo Carol Sect 4 Bonn e Sact 3 Bumpus B 25A of 08 00706 000 W ne William Lot 13 2 23A out of 51 95A 10 00146 000 Wlgg ns H & o Wr ght V ck 0 Lot 11 25A SE 1 4 E of Rd Ex Bals Sub Ex 1A 1229A Ph lip W & or Deborah G 18 Bu no Add Tota $2812 7 25A 8 25A Tota $31 00 Lot Hickory Acres Subd v W New Survey Tota $136 42 08 00729 000 Wolle Ga y J 07 00149 000 Bumpua 03 00401 000 Ga red Sect 12 14 (34) On Hill NE 114 S 407 E 100 N 464 lot R cha d W & o Pa go K Bonne Sect 31 2 75A out Co Ex Coal & other M n #8 Total $50 17 of SE Sid a of SA 2 75A Sect 19W Part W of Shade Rutland l'wp 13 50A Toto $2 002 37 Total $10 33 River 2 5 A Total $671 79 Melga LSD 07 00150 000 Bumpus 03 00446 000 Goheen 11 01137 000 Baker Angola OllvoTwp Dona d K J B ock 11 Fit Bonnie Sect 31 2 56A Out Sect 36 NW Part 1Hl30A of 7 25A 2 56A Total Eastern LSD 1248 Part 2 90A 13-4 Stead 09.()0075 000 Bailey Robert New Survey Total $877 09 $319 05 Su v 40A Tota $372 58 07 00151 000 Bumpua L &lor Bel nda M Secl 4 10 11.00266 000 B own Crago 03 00522 00 Hawk M chae Bonn a Sect 31 SE PI of PI of Lot 11158 T4 R11 1'..)2 T6 R 14 E S de Publ c Joe Sac! 4 P at Map Lot /19 NE 4 of SE 1 4 Ex 2 75A 993A of 31 75A 993A, Total Rcl: NW Cor 1 2673A Tota 97A of 51 93 A Lot /19 Bals 5 25A Tota $19 85 $2749 $81 59 Sub 97A Tota $142 39 07-Q0115 000 Co nal 09 00079 000 Barbe James 11-Q0267 000 Brown Crago 03 00810 000 Marcum Frank C 0 W ey Co noll Jr E Sr & o D ana l Sect 11 Sect 9 10 1 03A Out of Michael W & o Connie J Sect 14 out of 26A M dd e SEPtof7 55ASofMd 57 8546A 1 03A Total Sect 18 T3N R 12W Part of 8 60A Tota $32 24 Ex 75A C lot 6 95A Total $830 24 tho SW 1 4 2A out of 48 39A 07 00116 000 Co ne S F & $147 86 11 00208 001 Buck ey Tom 2A Tota $98 05 No I e C 0 W oy Co no I 09.00284 000 Co na Keth E Sect 35 T6 R14 4 629A 03 01322 004 Marcum J Sect 14 SE Corner SA & o Marjor e Lot 9 MCD & Out of 80 OOA 4 629A Tota Michael W & o Connie J Tota $58 70 Tor Add Total $290 62 $4355 Sect 18 T3N R12W 2A out of 0700117000 Conal 09 01479 002 Co lins Ke th 11 00011 000 Call Cheryl A 42 39A 2 OOA Tots Samue F C 0 W ey & or Marje Ia Sect 36 T3 & or Phi p D Sects T6 R14 $1 077 43 Corne J Sect 4 n R11 2 6271A Out of 7 9992A SE of SW1 4 out of 13 SOA 03 00797 000 McLaughlin M ddle of 26A P ece 3 75A 2 6271A Tota $108 23 1 031A Tota $189 92 B lly Max Sect 6 T2 N R Tota $ 4 as 09 01529 000 Collin a K<1 th 11 00172 000 Coleman 13W N Prt of 33 25A Mid S 07.00118 000 Corne 1 A Lot 8 MCD & To Add Je ry L Sect 10 2 022A out Line 09A Tota $59 20 Toto $172 85 of 52 88A 2 022A Total Samue F & Na lie C 0 03 00518 ooo R dgway W ey Cornell J Sect 14 09-00118 000 Cowdery $566 98 Jaffe y l & or Cryata D Jeff ey J & or Tammy D Lot 11 00622 000 Cr sp Jamea Mldd e 7 40A Tota $65 3 Sect 19 (640) SW P t of 07 00166 000 Da ey E eon 28-29 30 MCO & To Add W J & or Tereea Ann Sect 26 3 80A N of Rd SOA Toto Ray Sect 18 5 88A ol67 65A 113 Tota $185 68 NW PI Ex 14 Vein Coal On y $808 25 all S of Public Rd Ex 73 A 09 00355 000 Davis Jamea 59271AEx 815A 51121A 03-Q0276 002 Ruse11 I John 5 88A Ex 1 7679A Total L II Eta Sect 23 NW pa I Tota S74 24 & o B end a Sect 26 T4N $6 17 Ex lOA NW 4 19A Tota 1 00227 000 Davia Ruaae A 2W 9957A out of 80 OOA 07 oo t 68 oool Da ley E son $104 69 W Sect 3 on S line S SW 9957A Tot a S2 6 B3 09 00228 000 Davis James 1 4 Near M d Ex Coa Ray Sect 11 8 A Ex Leona d II & Alberta D Sect M ne a s Ex 5 BA E)( 73A Chaste Twp 2 50A Lot 20 T3 R11W 28 85A Total $90 01 Ex 1 40A Ex 253A 58 387 A 11 00228 000 Davia Me galSO 6051 A Total $284 19 Total $312 17 Ruaae W Sect 14 JN Part 04 00047 000 For an B at 07 00185 ooo 09 00814 000 Evans De ong ol 50A Near M d Of SW 1 4 E & o MorAD E Sect 10 T2 Louse H da Sect 24 E Part Mlchae A &/o Lo I Sect 33 NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE w 32 33A, loto $1U3 24 11 00237 000 Durham FroH Morlo Stet 12 T 5N R t4W NW Corner Parcel liS 3 12A Totol $7713 11 00238 000 Durham Freda Mario Sect 12 T.SN A 14W 21A Out of 10 14A 21A Tototl2 08 11 00238 000 Durham Freda Mario NE Cor of 5985A N of Rd T5 R 14 3 20A Total $357 74 11 00316 001 Glbba Sllnley Donald Sect 23 &24 T6 R14 11.27A Out of 141 25A & 4 37A Out of 7 37A 15 85A Totol $283 34 11-Q0379 000 Guinther Paul J Etal C 0 Paul J Guinther Lot Sect 6 Ex 31A 27A Total $15842 11-Q0025 001 Hawk Mary J FR 25 T6N Rt4W Near Mid N of SR 124 1 OOA Out of 61 44A 1 OOA Total $607 95 11-Q0090 000 Hyaoll Jamea F &lor Hysell Jamu Gerold Emerson lot 14 7 Npt of 11 22A In E Port of NW 1 4 Ex Cool 4 52A TOIII $64 37 11.000S1 000 Hyaoll Jamoa F &lor Hyatll Jamaa Gerald Emerson Sect 7 N Part of 6 1 2A In MldbiW line of NW 14 563A Toto $31312 11.00500 000 Hyoell Jamea F &lor Hyaoll James Gerald Emerson Lot Sac! 14 7 In Ne PI of Sec & NW PI of Sec 1 4 50A Total $497 19 11.00508 000 Hyaeli Roger &/or Ed lh J Lot SE Cor of 28 SOA Pel T6 R 14 75A of 28 50A 75A Total $822 82 11.00129 000 Jones Gary A &/or Angola Sact 12 T SN R 14 SE Cor 1 053A Out of 47 01A 1 05A Total $858 07 11 00453 000 Keesee James E II Lot Sact13N of Mid On E lint 6 14A Now Survey Total $928 91 11 00670 000 McCune VIcky C 0 Stanley Starcher lot Stet 8 on E End Adjoin ng Happy Hollow Rd 62A Tolal$188 23 11 01282 001 Morrla Wll lam Sect 33 T6 R14 2 651A out of 56 48A 2 651A Tota $30 68 11 00755 000 Morrlo Will am H &lor Gay a E Lot Sect 33 E S de of 43 64A SW of NW 1 4 8 64A Total $498 75 11-Q1177007 Owena Aaron 0 Sect 12 T5 R14 Mid of E 1/2 N of Cr 1 0831A Per Naw Survey Total $105 31 11-Q1177 000 Pooler Doris E lot Sect12 Mid of E 1 2 N of Cr Ex 1 053A 3 340A Ex 1 719A 1 821A, Total $15 33 11 00848 000 Price Michael Wayne Lot Sect 27 W Side of 58A NW Cor SA Tolll $2 047 61 11 01319 ooo R tchlo Charles A Sr &/or Lori D Lot Sect 8N of Rd 552A out of 89A 552A Total $424 10 11 00913 000 Romine Delbert Howard C 0 Tom Romine lot Sect 21 Near Cor N of Rd 1A Toll I $9 53 11 00249 000 Romina Robert H Sect 14 T8 R 14 NE P1 Mid Fr Ex 3 35A In So Cor 43 85A Total $230 58 11 00250 000 Romine Robert H Sect 20 21 T 6 R 14 out ofl30 32A M d on Rd 2A Totol.$186 63 11-Q0323 000 Runyon Jerry l &lor Vannaaoa l Sect 14 5S Part of E 1/2 120A Total $952 09 11.00324 000 Runyon Jerry L & or Vanneaaa L Sect 5 Near Mid of E Uno 1 OOA Total $3 72 11 00031 000 Sm lh Paull Jr Se Corner ol 47A Tract 3 35A Total $17010 11 00155 000 Smith Rolland E & or KaraQ D Sect 2E Part of 2 09A Ex R 9hl of Way 1 12A Total $182 34 11-Q1018 000 Smith Rolland E & or Karon D Lot Sect 2W PI 28A Near Mid of N1 2 97A Total $11 00 11 00893 000 Thacker Ka en F & or He ahberge G annE Sect181n S Part of 76 85A 9 92A Total $73 85 11 00986 001 Til a Michael A & or Apr J FR 36 T6N R14W 1 082A Out of 8 OOA 1 082A Total $50 02 11 01184 003 Walker Danny l & or Judy K Sect 13 T6 R14 1 OOA Out of 94 396A Lot 2 1 OOA Total $51 01 11 01220 002 Willford Van A & Vlckla C Secl19 T6 R14 Mid of W Part 17 3766 A out of 34 7468A 17 3766A Toto $183 80 11 01243 001 Williams Dana Sect2 T6 R14 SECor 5 OOA out of 22 15A 5 OOA Total $193 57 11 00086 000 Williams Robert D Jr & o Te eaa L Sect 6 out of 32 15A NE End out of 31 10 539A Total $10 29 11 00087 001 WII ams Robert 0 Jr & or Tereaa L SectS T6 R14 M d of NW 1 4 9.75A out of 1 475A 975A Toto $313 76 11 01 ~65 000 Woodard Martin Leo Jr Sect 2 SW Prt 1 33A Tota $186 80 1 00729 000 Workman Catha Ina E Lot Sect 9 SW Cor of 1OOA Ex 23A 1 32A Toto $30 88 1 00730 000 Workman Catherine E Lot Sect 8 NW Cor of 9 60A 25A Tota $651 55 Rut and V age Meigs LSD 12 00048 ooo c a and Floyd H & or Elba ta C Sect 8 (640) N PI of SW 1 4E of Rd W of Co lin a 17A Total $331 78 12 00094 000 E Ia Clara Mae Lot 2 Old Sch Hae Lot Rathbu n Add Total $53 42 12 00096 000 E o Cora Mae lot 1 S 1/2 Rathburn Add Tota $29 54. 12.00111 000 F once Wallo G C 0 Kevin Hudoon Lot 19 Ralhburn Add 19 Total $261 30 12-Q0188 000 Hyoe Dav d W&orPennyK OnWlne S of NE Church lot E 1/2 Ex 14A 11A, Total $10 80 12 00047 000 Konnody Billy Joe Sect 8 (640) SE Cor NW 1 4 of Stet 8 Ex .51 A 10 lilA. Totol H1 44 12 00231 000 McForlond Minnie C/0 Paul Hoyoo Sect I (640) NW of Grlmoo lot S of Rd 45A Totol $2411 12-Q0380 004 Powell Torry Stet I T8N R14 071A Out of 13 784A 071 A, Total $5 92 12 00081 000 Shoppord Evo Sact 14-8 (640) Near S Uno of SW I 4 E ol Depot Rd .25A, Totti $282 00 12-Q0089 000 Shepprd Eva Stet I (640) IN SW Prt E ol Rd 25A, Tol81 $41 85 12 00039 000 Tanner Jackie lea 9 Rawling Add Totol $48110 Saloml'wp MalgolSD 13.Q0574 001 Abel Paulo J c 0 Paula Abel Alto Sact 11 Ta R15 NW Prt of NE 1/4 7 2327 A out of 67 82A Lol t157.2327A, Totol$11264 13 00803 000 Booo John Lot11 Total $15 76 13-00604 000 8111 John Lot12 Total $29 70 13-ooo42 000 Bua John l Lot& longotrath Add Total $2059 13-00043 000 Baoa John L, lot7 Totol $27110 13.()0044 000 Bau John L, LotB Tol81 $169 14 13 00010 000 Davia Dalmar G Sec 25 R 15 T8 Mid on S Ln of N 1/2 Ex 14 Vein Coal 5 276A Total $712 43 13 00727 000 Dannoy Ronald &lor Ginger K lot 2 Rl325 Totol $381 60 13.Q0781 000 Duff Melvin R & or Robin Lot 5 Total $8402 13 00163 ooo Duff Malvin Ray Etal Sect 15-8-12 S & E of NE 1 4 102 64A Total $803 78. 13 00184 000 Fottv Walaca Sacl3 A 15 R SSE Cor Ex 14 Vein Coal 4 78A Total $123 88 13-Q0861 000 Hawk Phlll p E & Donna Rae Sect 24 E Part Ex 23A Ex 2A 74 505A Ex 57 477A 17 028A Totol $252 78 13 00862 000 Hawk Phlll p E & Donna Rae Sect 24 T7 A 15 9911A out of 141 77A 9911A Total $1105 08 13 00794 000 Hawk Phillip E & or Donna R Sect 24 23A Total $431 78 13 00777 000 Hayea Theodore P Sect 18 T 8 R 15 Near Mid on N Llno Out of 94 06A 5 03A Totol $6397 13 00778 000 Hayoa Theodore P Sect 18 Near Mid on Lint E PI N ol Ad Out of 99 53A 5 47A Total $63800 13.Q0197000 Janklna Jack L Sect 29 sw Cor of Sect 29 Combined 916A & 253A tor a Total 1 189A Total $610 28 13.00198 000 Jenklna Jock l Sect 35 E Side Ex -4 Vein Coa 102 60A E;c 102 442A 158A Total $1 20 13 00371 ooo Judo David &lor F osale Sect 19 NW Cor of SW 1 4 Ex 14 Vain Coai36A Total $141 60 13 00372 000 Jude David & or Flossie Sect 19 NE PartofNW14ofSW144A Total $621 12 13 00148 000 Kennedy Tamml 20 Longstreth Add Toto $11 68 13 00149 000 Kennedy Tamml 21 Longstreth Add Total $11 68 13 00150 000 Kennedy Tamml 22 Longstreth Add Total $11 68 1300151000 Kennedy Tamm Lot 23 $17413 13 00152 000 Konnedy Tamml Lot 24 N 1 2 Total $603 13-Q0442 000 Lucu Robert R Sect 6 SE Cor Ex N4 Vein Coal 6 25A Totol $2293 13 00435 ooo McM II In Charles G & or Carolyn K Sect 30 SW of SE 1 4 Ex N4 Ve n Coal 92 59A Total $882 61 13 00340 001 Wells Bridgett S Sect25 T8 R15 E 1 2 ol the NW 1 4 of NW 1 4 2 31A Out of 20 50A 2 31A Total $74 42 lilA, Total S4 11 14-CIOM1 000 Dugan Morty E Soct 25 N Mid of W 1/2 214A out of a 34A 214A Total $5 28 14-CIOM2 000 Dugan Marty E Stet. :M (640) SE Cor of 50A N of Rd Ex 032A 11A, Toto1S18.1t 14-Q1324 000 Eoklna Lorry F Soc a (1140) Lot E ol Arnold W of Rd 50 x 170 20A, Totol $40 Ill 14 01304 000 Flolalg William & Kloln Barbaro Soc i (282) SW Prt of SW 1/4 of Rd lA, Totol $108 24 14 0111110 ooo Goble Cloronco W &lor Bornlco H St15 (282) LotiOO x 1:M of ~ on Nayloro Run Rd 214A, Totol $50612 14 00053 000 Hollman Oonnlo R Soct 30 T2 R13 30A Dut ol 64 25A 30A Ex 19 047A 10 953A Totol $43583 14-Q0697 000 Hyooll Roger William Socl 31 (640) 1 30A of 66 59A Noor Mid N 1/2 of N Ln 32A Toto I $121 91 14 00045 000 Hyooll Stephan R & or Joyce A Frac 38 T 2 R13 2A out of 10 24A 2 A Totol $83 75 14 00447 000 Jenklna Dorrell G Jr &lor Lola Ann Stet 32 (640) E Part of N 140A Ex 20A 1A Totol $50111 14 01069 000 Kennedy Thomoa R Soct 26 (640) Near SW of NE 1 4 Ex 5Q.AW 2 859A Tolll $1728 35 14 00882 DOD Lando ro Hoby M C 0 Raymond lendora Soct 8 (640) SW part oft 57A tract 54A Toto I $3444 14 00883 000 londara Hoby M C 0 Raymond llndora Sect 8 (640) NW Part 1 03A Total S6 99 14 01313 000 Lemley David Soc 29 NE Cor of Lawrance Rautar 15A Lot 25A Tolll $82 70 14-Q2332 000 Mertz Dorio Royalty Interest Harald 01 & Gao Co Total S4 45 14-QI278 000 Moore Gora d A Lot of 82 62A Cor Thomas Fork Rd Ex 1 36A 20A Tolal $61 53 14 01094 000 Newo I Nelson lea Sect 34 T1 R13 (100 327) NW of Rd 38A Toto I 1260 13 14 00185 001 Ohlinger Jeffrey Sect 24 T2N R13W 1 7748A Out of SOA Totol $45115 14 00713 000 Partlow Sheila M Sect 8 (840) 125 Radford Surv 25A Totol $17949 14 00233 000 Pierce Donald Frac 38 T 2 R 13 SE Cor 2 94A Out of 13 18A 2 84A Total $11616 14-Q1117 000 Price Norman Jr Stet 8 In NW Cor of W 12 or N 12 270A Total $18.31 14-QI176 000 Pulllna G W & or Linda SIIC 9 (:M2) Prt 83 72A S Prt 223 SA 3 22A of 61 89A NE Cor 3 22A Total $2 341 04 14 01209 000 Raovaa Carolyn J Sec 26 S Prt of 68A Ex Coal Gas 011 & Min Rlghla 25A Totol $78 62 14.00881 000 Riffle Randy Sect 8 (640) W23 Penny Surv 80A Total$8 17 14.00882 000 Riffle Randy Sect 8 (640) 124 Penny Surv 22A Totol $3 13 14 01453 002 Rouah Delbert &lor Elale L 61A Lot 157 T1R13 296A out of 8 81A2 98A. Tol81$124 84 14-Q0493 000 Runyon Jerry & or Vannessa Sect 35 (640) SW Part of W of Rd 30 32A Total $694 20 14-Q0484 000 Runyon Jerry & or Vanneoaa Sect 35 (640) W Part of 43 56A E Part of W 1OOA out of 24A 5A Total $58 09 14 01322 000 Searls Keith E &lor Carolyn Sec 30 (1 00) Trl Strip 28 x 108 off E End D7A Toto $9 72 14 01323 000 Searle Keith E &lor Carolyn Sect 24 30 25A Total $300 59 14 01342 000 Sheets Gregory Sect 13 33 (1 oo 383) Bot Highway 17 & River E of 292A 1968A Ex 583A Total $152 00 14 00472 000 Smith Cha leo & or Rebecca Sect 8 (840) In N4 NW of C ora E Dow Ex Coal 79A Total Salisbury Twp $157 52 Mega LSD Smith 14-Q0006 000 Abshire HoUle 14 00473 000 A be Ia Etal C 0 Fam ly Char oa & or Rebecca Sect Homos Sect 8 (640) Lot SO 8 (840) W or C eland 1 A Ex x 50 SE of Fisher Total Coal 79A Total $21 42 14 01617 001 Sm th Kim $699 Fraction 33 T2N R13W 14 00960 000 Anapach Eugene F & or Judy Sect 2 0158A Out of 3 25A 34 (1 00 327) Part of 4A In 2 0158A Total $356 37 M d of 10 47A 66A Total 14 01407 000 Stephenson Mam o M Sec 26 T2 R13 $140 11 (640) Near Mid W 1 2 of SE 14 00961 ooo Anspach 1 4 N of Rd 088A Total Eugene F & or Judy Sect $1 55 34 (100 327) 50 X 75 W St 14 01408 000 Stephenson Rd 17 P1 of 54A 07A Toto Mom e M Soc 26 (640) E Prt $1.55 14 01386 001 Bobb Carl ot 7 94A Mid W Line WI 2 32A Toto S4 28 Douglas & o Tammy s Sect 17 T2 R13 1 749A Per 14 01409 000 Stephenson Mom o M Sec 26 (840) w Prt New Survey Tala $1 093 42 14 00229 004 Caaay James Near Mid W 1/2 of SE 1 4 N. Wee ay Jr & or Rhonda of Rd 38 Total $5 08 14 01410 000 Stephanaon Lynn Sect 3 T2 R13 1 503A Mam e M Sec 26 (640) SW Out of 2 78A 1 SOJA Totol prt of 2A near m d W 1 2 of $970 56 SE 79A Tota $6.24 14 00232 000 Cook GW 14 00690 000 Walker C 0 Mrs Grace Barr Sect 34 (1 00 329) Conte ol 1OOA Shannon Sect 8 (640) NE of w 1 2 of NW 1 4 on w a Lot 329 Ex 2 60A 60A Total HI 113A Total $108 34 $2 33 14 00237 000 Cord ah Joel Mldd aport VIllage Ma c Sect 29 (640) Mid of Me gs LSD 5112 76 25A Total $358 37 15-00886 000 3 C Proportlas 14 00296 000 D xon Donald A Partnership C 0 Noah F & or Jud th D Sect 31 Hysell Lot pi of LoU4 77 40 (640) NW Cor of 2 48A 25A x 70 3 off sw pi of 477 Total $1 027 79 Porno oy Add Total 14 00297 000 D xon Donald $150 78 F & or Judith D St 31 Lot 15 00172 000 Andrews 640 on w L ne of St 3 on Raymond L & or Megan Lot NW 1 4 of 2 48A 28A Total 23 Sheffla d Ex 100 W End $70 97 Total $562 34 14 00559 000 Dugan Marty 15 01709 000 Andrewa E Sact 25 (640) SW pi of Raymond L & or Megan lot 14 46A N of Rd Near M d 56 Bohan 156 w 47 x 66 19A Total $613 43 Total $1 142 22 14 00560 000 Dugan Marty 15 00051 000 And ewa E Sect 25 66A Out of 46A Raymond L & or Magan L C/0 Raymond Andrews LQI (28) Roar loci Lot 28 Facing Colo St H E En«! Totol $301 811 15 00500 ooo Andrewa Raymond L &/or Mogan I, loH Totot S44t 36 _ 15 00184 001 Andrr«o Raymond L &/or Mogan I; P1 of Lot 21 Sheffield 48 " t36 Out of 41 x 1811 48 X 136 Totol $1,258 11 15 00185 OOt Andr..-. Raymond L &for Mogan 1: P1 ol lot 21 Shofflold Upper 16 8 X 136 Out Of 1118 X 198 1115xl38 Totol $41 73 15 00994 000 Blonkanshlp Patricia & Jamea, lol55 2 x 30 SW Cor Totol S 92 15-00995 000 Blonkonohlp Patricio & Jomoa lot 54 42' NE End Tol81 $223 92 15 00400 000 Corpanttir Randall R &/or Peggy Anr(, Dlv Jonoa Est 21 Ex Strip Joining Com 2A Eat Tol81 $1903 15 00401 000 Carpenter Rondall R &lor Poggy Ann Dlv Jonoo Eat 22 W Sid• Totol $353 96 15-Q1548 000 Dolley John Cline Lot (117) Palmar o 2nd Add 117 W 1/2 Tol81 $6077 15 00529 ooo Gilkey Richard D &lor Karon K lol (45) 145 23 X 45 W Entf Totol S6 38 15 00530 ooo Gilkey Richard 0 &lor Karon K, lo! (45) 145 45X90 N Side Totol $33768 15 00839 000 Guthrie Donald & or Brenda J Lot 60 Bohan Add SW 11'{ 33 XI 00 Total $289 72 15 00583 001 Haning Ronald A & or Brenda K Part of Lot 429 Pom 28 x 50 S Part Total $202 21 15-Q0835 000 Hunnolt Don & or Napper Bovorty Lot 103 Palmer e 1st Add 26 S Side Total $138 54 15 02026 000 lnvlalon Telecom C 0 Talton Holding Inc D B A Evercom Public Utility Ptraonal Totol $21 46 15 00238 000 Jamea Robert & Jamea Lana Lol 184 & 165 Total $239 28 15.00820 000 King Lucille lot 40 1/2 Bohan s 2nd Add Total $334 17 15 00274 000 Lambert Shoun & Vlcklo Lot 83 Bohan s 2nd Add 83 Tol81 $154 29 15-00058 000 McCarty Roy & or Tommy Lot (16) Riverview Acroa Subdlvlalon Tol81 $563 65 15-Q1109 000 McDonald Angolia D lot 25 Horton & Bosworth Totol $14 91 15 00402 000 Moore Bobby Lot 44 33 8 Off W End TOll I $383 86 15 01527 000 Morrlaon Nelson R &lor VIcki Lot 111 Palmer a 111 Add Totol $46839 15 00207 000 Norton Michael Alan Lot (60) Bohan Add NW 1 4 33 x 100 Totol $259.85 15.()0250 000 Phalin Kellh D &lor Brenda lot 4 Hobart Add 14 Toto $$43 08 15 01299 000 Riffle Alan & or ShirleY, Lot 68 Coalport 05A Out of 38A lnf In NE Cor Tolll $102 27 15 00141 000 Roblnaon Danny W Lot Sect 29 529 23 A E Part of lA North of Grant St 23A Totol $384 51 15 OOS22 001 Smith larry M Section 29 TIN R13W 0 054A Out of 25A 0 054A Totol $317 1501319000 Wagner Robin Port of Lot 2 1 4 DIY Jonoo Eat 35 x 80 NE Cor Total $180 73 15 01977 000 Wandling lendla K &lor Agnes St 29 T1 R13 (640) P1 N of Loading CR W of Mid Ex 488A 2 042A Total 532 17 15-01477 000 Welch Tony C 0 Gwano Grady Lot 29 08A PI of Brick Yard Lot of Back St 08A Total $3 75 15 01478 000 Welch Tony C 0 Gweno Grady Lot 29 12 E Side 58 Park St Total $253 84 15 00460 000 Wigal Cheater G Jr & or Opal M Lot 30 Sheffield 34 8 N Side Total $609 74 15 00461 000 Wigal Choator G Jr & or Opal M Lot307 of S 12ofl30 Sheffield Total $9 96 15 01618 000 Wigal Cheater G Jr & or Opal M Lot 44 Shalf old s 1 2 31 4 s Side Tollll $29 48 15 01526 000 Woodward Gregory S &lor Debra M Lot 96 Bosworth Total $284 33 15 01407 000 Z rkle Gall C 0 Gall Zl kle McAbee Lot 440 Pomeroy Total $193 83 15 01408 ooo Zirkle Gall C 0 Gall Zl klo McAbee Lot 441 Pomeroy 15 x 125 Toto $17 68 Pomeroy V ago Meigs LSD 16 00370 000 Andrewa Raymond lot 22 30 x 36 Back of Suaan Flahar Total $400 13 16 00371 000 Andrewo Raymond Lot 24 w 1 2 Total $69 39 16 01392 000 Andrews Raymond & or Mogan Lot 111 1 4 35 x 100 Jo nlng Router Toto $167 71 16 00412 000 Androwo Raymond Lot 23 E 1 2 Total 569 39 16 00020 000 Andrews Raymond & o Megan lot 123 Toto $55 66 16 00021 000 Andrewa Raymond & or Megan Lot 122 121 A so 20 X 80 Back of 122 & 123 1122 Alao 20 x 80 Iota $408 07 16 01031 000 Andrewo Raymond L & or Megan lot 580 45 Back of Lola 138 139 Total $5 48 16 01342 000 Andrewo Raymond L &lor Megan Lot 141 Total 5308 51 18 D1586 000 Androwo Raymond L & o Megan lot Cont nued on Paga B3 ' NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE The lands lots and parts of lots returned delinquent by the County TreasurBr of Meigs County w1th the taxes assessments Interest and penalties charges thereupon agreeable to law are contained and descnbed n the follow1ng 1st Continued from B2 301140 X 50 Totol $411 48 \1 02281 000 Androwa Raymond L &/or Mogan lot ()311 P1 & 140) 22112 W Sldo 1,39 40 140 Total S719 54 11 02281 000 Andrewa, floymond L &lor Mogan Lot 1.42 Totol$181 78 10 01734 000 Andrewa floymond L &/or Mogan L Lot 1:M Dabney Add Total $383 37 til 01735 000 Andrewa Raymond I. &/or Mogan L Lot 126-1/2 Tolll H 21 t6 00870 000 Andrewa Reymond L &lor Mogan L lol 1889 Plantz Add S Part of Sub 40 Total $34 83 18 00871 000 Andrewo floymond L &/or Magan L, lot 189 N Part of Sub 40 TotaiH36 1II 00972 000 Andrewa Raymond L &lor Mogan L tot 189 N Part of Sub 38 1'0111 $412 1II 00973 000 Andrewa "oymond L &lor Mogan L lot189 Plantz Add Port of Sub 36 Totol $39 65 18 00974 000 Andrewa Roymond L &lor Mogan L Lot 189 Plantz Add S Part ol Sub 311 Total $183 04 18 00875 000 Andrewa Reymond L &lor Mogan L Lot 181 N Part of Sub 39 Totol $548. 18 00976 000 Andrewa Raymond L &/or Mogan L Lot 189 S Port of Sub 41 Total $49 89 16 00977 000 Androwo Raymond l &lor Magan L Lot 189 N Part of Sub 41 TOiol $6 38 16 00978 000 Andrews Raymond L &lor Megan l Lot 189 N Part of Sub 42 Total $11 38. 16 00979 000 Andrews Raymond L &lor Mogan l Lot 41 Strip off SE Port Totol $592 18 00980 ooo Andrews Raymond L &lor Magan L Lot 42 Ex Place off E Part Total $771 35 18 00981 000 Andrews Raymond L &lor Mogan L lot 44 SW Part Total $3 21 1&-ooo16 000 Bondoy Jerry L &lor Donna D C '0 Margaret Roblnlon Lot 300 Right of way 5 Wide through middle of lot 300 Totol $4 82 18 00649 000 Boynton Martha A Lot 483 Part of 11483 Totol $357 99 1e-oo281 000 Cado Charleo & Faith Lot 74 10 E Side Totol $90S 18-Q0282 000 Cado Charleo & Faith Lot 75 Totol $18708 16 00013 000 Chapman Anna M Lot 524 Total $84040 16 00532 ooo Chapman Anna M Lot 524 E part or Lot 524 total $111 64 16-00754 000 Cozart Linda S lot 439 50 x 108 1/2 NE Cor Ex 25 E Sub 2 1 2 Total $489 91 16 00755 000 Cozart Linda S Lot439 15 x 108 NE Cor of Union Ave 036A Total S2052 16 00758 000 Cozart Linda S Lot 439 S of Milbourne 114 S 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 2 38A Tol81 $548 1Ji 00372 000 Dalley John Cline C 0 Mrs Lillian Zerkle Lot 2&2 25 11 10 x 108 Trl Out of Sub 11 125 Total $6 21 16 00334 000 Durham Freda lot 237 Strip 66 Wide Back of Lot252 Total $8 21 16 00335 000 Durham Froda Lot 252 E 38 Total $472 02 16-01773 000 Florian Brei Lot 486 Total $201 60 16 02459 000 Flo lan Brei Lot 487 Ex E Part Sold to Konntth Harrla Total $1:M 15 18 01898 000 Garnes Toreaa Lot 30 Lincoln Heights Add Total $287 11 16.00368 000 Gheen Bryan C Lot594Ex35 ESde167 x200 Total $120 52 16 00693 000 Hicks William Scott &lo Suzette Jane lot 308 15 E Side Ll 308 25 W Side Total $521 43 16 00694 ooo H cka William Scott &lor Suzette Jane Lot 309 25 W Side Total $32 80 16-Q0695 000 Hicks William Scan &/or Suzette Jane Lot 310 15 E Side Total $19 61 18 02614 000 lnv alan Talocom C 0 Talton Ho ding nc D B A Evercom Public Utility Personal Total $21 41 16 01867 000 Jackson Michael & VIctor a Lot 55 Lincoln Holghto Add Total $285 77 16-Q1934 000 King Allen L & or Andrea J lot 257 1 71A N of Johnaon St Bet Kerr St & Run 1 71 A Total $23211 Krauttor 16 01863 000 Wendl &/or Young Harry Lot 29 Lincoln Heights Add Tolll $303 93 18 01582 000 Landen Charlll A.L'OI 125 to 129 Inc & Trl E Side 130 H &D Total $107 10 18 01583 ooo Londera Charltl A lot128 1/2 H &D Add 40 x80 Total $252 11 16 00208 000 Lemley Ka rei Dav d Lot 464 Piece 14 W Slda & 45 E S do Totall2 29 16 00208 000 ~emlay s o<orrol David lot 485 Ex 35 x 251/2 Totol $5 02 16 00210 000 Lomloy Korrol David lol 470 16 E Side Total $11 84 18 00158 000 Maraholl VIrginia lot17 lot 527 1/2 Tol81 $136 04 16-Q1532 000 Martin Adam C Lot 10Q-308 50A Sub 2 112 .SOA, Total $39 oo 16 00432 000 Mortln Donald &/or Chrloty lot 480 60 x 100 So Cor Tol81 $636 18 00434 000 Martin Donald &/or Chrlaty lot480 80 x 100 W part of E 1/2 Total $5 02 16 00435 000 Martin Donald & or Chrloty Lot 1490 100 x 153 II Alley S or Rogana Total $5 02 16 00433 000 Martin Donald &/or Chrlaty lot 490 N Port of W 104 Sub 4 Ex 18X32 Total $349 64 16 01836 000 McConaha Mary & or Bobby Lot 483 total $341148 16 02588 000 McConaha Mary &/or Bobby Port of Lot 479 60 x 10 Total StO 48 16 01h5 000 Mu11or Dennie & Peggy Lot 43 Lincoln Halghta Add Total $418 41 16 01284 000 Ohlinger Rooa Lot492 Total $3 72 16 01285 000 Ohlinger Roao Lot 492 1 2 Strip 78 W Side & 18 s of Lot Total $4 58 16.00352 000 Payne Wayne S &lor Patricia A Lot 84 Ex I 2A W Total $297 91 18 01435 000 Roach Dorothy Mao Etal lot 262 25 125 off W and Bot Com & Rd Total $989 43 16 01436 000 Roach Dorothy Mao Etal lot 262 25 Btl Com & Rd W Prt Ex 32A Ex 25A 4 22A Totol $5085 16-Q1110 000 Roush John W Sr &/or Elizabeth M Lot 100 307 1 63A Sub 2 3 4 1 83A Total $19 61 16-Q1111 000 Roush John W Sr &/or Elizabeth M lot 1oo-308 N of RuUond Ad 75 x 290 of Approx Sa 50A TOial $446 52 16 01259 000 Ruaaell Randall S & or Cynthia L Lot 1 Biddle Sub Toto $5149 16 01261 000 Ruaaell Randall S & or Cynthia L Lot 3 Bldd o Sub Pam N548 & 547 Biddle Sub Conv Smaller Iota Tol81 $31 00 16 00914 000 Slsaon Ann M Lot76 Noylora Run Total $492 86 16-00871 001 Smith Donald L Part of lot529 185 x 214 & 15 X 189 Out of 200 X 214 Totol$83 85 18 01608 000 Sm th Mae Aka Smith Cora Mae Lotto Neylora Run S 1 2 Total $129 80 16.00025 001 Snowv llolnc N part ollota 4 5 & 6 Toto $207 80 16 00358 000 Stover Roy &lor Rhonda lot 502 Total $119 41 16 01837 000 Watson Nelaon D C 0 Tabatha Waloon Lol 36 30 x 30 Side Sub 38 Total $19 24 16 01838 000 Watson Nelson D C 0 TAbatha Watson lot 40 Back of Lot on Alloy Total $6 21 16 01840 000 Wataon Noloon 0 C 0 Tsbatha Watson Roar Condor 30 x 100 Total $12 37 16 01930 000 Will Carl Edwin & Marlel Jean lot 237 Strip 66 Wide Back of Lot253 Total $83 84 16 01931 000 WII Carl Edwin & Marlel Jean Lot 253 Total $1 236 66 16 01866 000 Willa Harlow & or Mary lot 46 Lincoln He ghta Add Total $318 09 Scipio l'wp Meigs LSD 17 00254 001 Amburgy Arnold Jr &lor Sara Sect 34 T7N R14W 1 OOA Out of 24 66A 1 OOA Total $14 41 17 00172 005 Colter II Wayne Sect 26 T7 R14 5999A out of 16201A 5 999A Total $141 29 17 00254 002 Galloway John &/or Judy Sect 34 TIN R14W 1 OOA out of 24 66A 1 OOA Total $14 41 17 00345 001 Haning Lyle B UCI Sect 30 T7 R14 5 865A out of 31 42A 5 665A Total 5137 11 17 00640 ooo Hlcka Cynthia Lot 16 Total $2060 17 00641 000 Hlcka Cynthia Lot 15 Total $490 33 17 00413 000 Howell Webber & Letha c0 Donald Weaver Sect 15 (640) NW Cor of NE 1 4 1 50A, Iota $8 63 17 00500 000 Linn Peter Daly Michael & Male Anthony C 0 Anthony G Male Sect 36 No Cor Ex 7 1 3 A No 25 SOA Total $13611 17 00816 ODS McGrath Larry Wayne &lor Barbara J FR 24 n R14 5 052A Out of 80 9982A 5 052A Tala $76 20 17 00718 001 Ph llpa Pau & or D ana S Sect 4 28 Roda 10 Llnka W From NE Cor of Lot 15 Ex 2 80A $275 42 17 007 8 003 Ph lips Pau &o Dlanas Sect4T7R 4 NW 1 4 SE P I 20A Out of 58 50A 20A Ex 3 052A 18 948A Total $63 38 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Pomeroy Middleport Ohio Tuesday November 14, 2000 Pomeroy Middleport Ohio 17-D0720 ooo Phlllipo Paul &lor Olano S Soct 4 (640) on W Line of Lot 15 Downing Survey lOA Total $3746 17-Q0630 000 Phllllpo Paul &/or Dla~o Sect 4 NE of SW 1 4 & NW of So 1/4 52A Totol $297 65 17-Q0831 000 Phllllpl Paul &lor Diane Soct 4 E 20 Downing Survey 145 20A Total $612 17 17-Q0832 000 Phllllpa Paul &lor Dione Sect 4 Mid on S Line of NW 1/4 lOA Totol $3746 17-Q0698 002 Price Todd M Sect 31 N 1 2 of NW 1 4 5 230A Out of 74 415A 5 230S Total $775 34 17 00227 000 Savage Edward L Lot Sect 14-24 Se Corner 1 o 95A Total $162 62 17.00071 000 Taylor Lonnie K &lor Bony Lot Sect 15 SW Cor Ex lA S 16 934A Tolal $242 93 17.00071 001 Taylor lonnie K &lor Bony FR2 T7 R14 N Side of Twp Rd 259 2 066A Out of 19 OOA 2 066A Total $78 59 17.00173 001 Wolle Dale L Jr & or Kalil S Sact 18 T7 R14 9 074A Out of 89 457A 9 074A Totol $163 02 suuon l'wp Southern LSD 18 00283 000 C urlla Charles T Sect 16 Part of 10 64A Tract W of Wolf Run 3A Total $52 13 18 00684 000 Curllo Charles T &jar Dottle F Sect 16 w line of 116 &9A S or St Ry 11 98A Total $67 69 18 00949 003 Davia W lllam D Jr IOOA Lot 283 5 5429A Out of 81 83QA 5 5429A Total $165 28 18-Q0949 004 Davia W liam 0 Jr 100 acre lot 283 I 6345A Out of 74 6 95 A 1 8345A Total $48 55 18-Q0950 003 Davie W illam D Jr 100A Lot 284 2 355A out of 89 37A 2 355A Total $7072 1800412000 Fisher c Lot 44 9 25A $3448 18 00413 000 Flahor Clot49W12 B $131 38 18-00414 000 Fleher Mark C lot 100 301 Mlneravllle School lot Tol81 S4 52 18 00415 000 Fisher Mark c Lot 100 301 1 25A or 4 76A Prt N of Cr of 4 76A 1 25A Total $7 39 16-00568 000 Hawk Dennis Raymond Lot 125 10A 1815A Total $141 29 18-00569 000 Hawk Dennis Raymond Lot 123 Ex 3 1 2 Sub e 4 85A Total $18 06 18-00599 000 Holman Joseph W C0 Earl Holman Sect 23 SW Cor of 31A Total $150 85 18-00863 000 Imboden Myrtle Etal Sect 2 NW of Rd In Straight Hollow 50A Totol $42 71 18-Q0689~ Imboden Myrt e V Sect 2 SW P1 Ex LOll 2 1020A of 98A 2 1020A Total $5 61 18.00988 000 Johnoon larry D & Amberly K Sect 12 23 SW Part of 2918A NW of Run & NE of Ad 60A Total $271.51 18-00989 000 Johnson larry D & Ambarly K Sect 23 near SE part of Rd N of Run 25A Total $21 76 18-01157 002 Kiser Dav d E &lor Brenda l Section 7 T3 R12 4891A Out of 81 998A & 5109A Out of 28A f OOA Total $28 77 18 00782 000 Lelfhe t Julia Sect 100ALot280T2 R 12 E Side St Fir #124 7 08A Total $376 82 18 00931 000 Parsons Elmer & Frances Sect 3 E End Ex Coa 2A Total $107 88 18 00332 000 Rver Farm Inc Sect 100A Lot 289 SE Ex 14A to St Ry 5 77A Total $4515 18 00333 000 River Farm Inc Sect 100A Lot 290 Sect 30 Ex 27A lo Sy Ry 88A Total $952 52 18.00335 000 Ave Fa m Inc stet 17 2 50A Tota $2214 18.00336 000 River Farm INc Sac! /19 Trl on W Line 21 A Total $5 94 18 00800 000 Travla Robert L &/or Alta I Sect 23 North N A of 3A 1A Total $85 54 18-00420 000 Tu lay Edward M Sect 12 -4 W Prt ol 78A 6 889A (New ourvey) Total $913 67 18-01238 003 Turley Edward M 160A Lot 1204 T2N R12W 1 OOA Out of 12817A 1 OOA Total $14 39 18 01233000 Walace Arlene N &lor Gaorge A SW Part of 59 40A 1A Total $452 38 18 00189 000 Wamsley Deb a La Shayo Sect 12 16 S PI of 1772A W of Cr Ex Coal 84A Total $298 89 18-Q0068 000 Weston William R &lor Ora Jo Sec 8 23 R 12 R 2 SW Prt 1 282A of 4A 1 082A Total $112 52 Racine VIllage Sout~ern LSD 19 00119 000 Curtlo Charles T Sect 16 (640) Part n W End 1 20A Tota $725 51 19 00~28 000 Curt a Cha lea T & or DoHio F lot (640) Sect 18W Ex #6 W of Wo I Run & E of RR 25A Totol$17.31 18-00281 000 Doorler Henry J< Sact II (640) IS W Uno S of Cr of 2A lot ItA 11A. TOIIIS131 &1 11-00055.000 Eddy Morvin N Jr &/or Edna G 25X218 out ol 04A Strip 36 X 2111 03A Totoll1 79 18-00058 000 l!dcly Morvin N Jr &lor Edna G Socl 18 (640) -6) liS .23A, Tol81 $4852 19-Q0057 000 Eddy Montln N Jr &/or Edna G Stet 16 (640) NW Cor of t7A S 25 x 216 03A, Totol $1 79 11-00055 000 Eddy Morvin N Jr &/or Edno G Sect 16 (640) E of Croat lot 94 5 x 112 X 113 5 X 112 .25A Total $11 53 19-ooo60 000 Eddy Mantln N Jr &/or Edna G Sect 18 (640) Joining Mary Banko lot liS & 2nd Strip 40A Total $677 31 19-00037 000 Horrla Pou B &lor Krlotlno M Sect 16 43A Oul of N Part or 2 32A Ex Pare TRFD Out 43A, Totol $826 75 11Hl0039 000 Harrla, Paul B &/or Krlotlno M Sact 16 out of E Port of 2 32A N Part or 4 35A E End 436A Total $20.39 19-00220 000 Hudson Robert E &lor April L Sect 1218E Encll!Ex 1865AE of 1 54A 32A 01 60A 32A Total $480 73 19-Q0253 000 Patteraon James &lor Tracy 43A NW of SE Wolle 43A Tota $4852 19-00254 000 Patterson James &lor Tracy N of SE Wolfe 23A Toto $446 33 19-Q0426 001 Thornton Jeffrey l Sect 16 T2 R12 459A Out of 6 234A 459A Ex 0558A 4032A Tota $85219 Syracuae VIllage Southern LSD 20-Q0258 000 Baker Eldon Shane &lor Lyle E C 0 Shane & !Susan Baker Lot 297 28A Total $260 99 20-000118 000 Boling Robert L &lor Wilma J Lot 22 Crook a tat Add Total $195 93 20-00557 000 Bush James E &lor Bush Don E w 112 of Lotll63 Total $93 16 20-Q0558 000 Bush Jamea E &/or eush Don E lot 64 Carleton a 2nd Add 112 lo163 25 x 100 Total $51 35 2Q-OOOSO 004 Counts VanS &lor Paula J 100A Lot 297 T2 R12 3430A Out of 14 8513A 3430A Total $81 52 20.00052 002 Counta Van s &/or Paula J 1OOA lot 298 T1N R13W 007A Out of 5 3692A 007A Totol $1 81 2Q-0012B 000 Counta Van S &lor Pa~la J lot 12 Crook o 1st Add Total $108 55 20-Q0133 000 Counts V ctor R 3 85x59x94x32 lot 3 Crooke 1st Add Total $3669 2o-001 34 000 Counts VIctor R 2 75x50x85x32 Lot 2 Crooks 1st Add Total $3669 20 00151 000 Davia William D Jr Lot 2 Hlghlawn Subdivision Total $860 63 20.00152 000 Davia William D Jr Lot 3 Hlghlawn Subdlvlalon Total $113 69 20-Q0140 000 Eatap Charita &lor Charlene lot 3 Barr ngera Add Total $16 76 20.00141 000 Estop Charles &/or Charlene Lot 37 Toto $627 23 20 00142 000 Estop Charles & or Charlane 37 25 x 50 S End Total $11 76 20 00404 000 Estep Charlea &lor Charlene 38 Barringer s Add Total $115 04 20 00240 000 Estep Charles &/or Charlene c o @ oy Nltz PI lotiON 1 2 Ex S 1 2 45 x 50 total $28 08 20-o0241 000 Estep Charles &lor Charlene M C 0 Day Nltz PI of Lot /19 45 x 50 N 1 2 Ex S 1/2 Total $27 28 20 00156 000 Guinther Ma colm E &lor Donna J 1OOA Lot 297 NE Cor of 15 42A SE Co Ex 11A to St Hwy 331A Total $498 68 20 00099 000 Hood Ka en Eta I C 0 Karen Neumann 297 N of lots 55 56 57 58-59 Carleton Add Hllawn Subdlv 11A Total $95 83 20 00100 000 Hood Ka en Eta C 0 Karen Neumann 297 M d of S SOA W Line Hlghlawn Sub 25A Tota $205 71 20 00058 000 Neaoe Gregory 30 140x 160 On Pam Rae Rd 50A Toto $365 00 20.00179 000 A vor Fa m Inc 289 lOOA SE Ex 14A to St Ry 1 0601 A Out of 11515A 0914A Tota $19 73 20 00180 004 R vor Fa m nc 1OOA Lot 290 2 4626A Out of 2 6742A 2 4626A Tota $97 72 20 00607 000 Tholes Pamela M Etal Lot 100 298 SW of College Rd 14A rota $791 47 Novembe 4 21 Good Things come in Filii Pac~ages Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Tra1l 378 holes of world class golf on e1ght spectacular s1tes See for yourself what the New York T1mes has called "some of the best publ1c golf on Ea th Ou 3 day 2 n ght go f and hote pack ages sta tat $184 pe pe son o you an des gn you own package November and Oecembe pnces a e even owe of the Tra1l Inc udes Ha mpton Co e n HuntsVll e 5 ve Lakes n _ ......~ Top An ston/ Gadsden and Oxmoo Va ley n B m nghan tat ng at $193 pe pe son Alabama Autumn Choose f om Cap tol H n P attv I e G and Na onal n Ope ka/ Aubu n Camb an R dge n G eenv e and Hgh and Oaks n Dothan sta t ng at$ 84 pe pe on WXURY PACKAGE Ask about The Legends at Cap tol H l aluxunous new go f esort and confe ence cente ove ook ng the golf cou se 3 day 2 n ght pa kage tartmg at $250 pe pe on Southern Swmg P ay H gh and Oaks n Dothan Magnol a G ove n Mob e and the nea by Reso t 0 v son cou ses a Ma ott s G and Hotel n Po t Clea s a t ng at $192 pe pe son LuxuRY PA KAGE Stay 2 ghts at the ston 50 yea old G and Hate n Pont C ea and go f atthe nea by Magno{ a Gove ~a cou ses and a the r, a s Resort DVIS on courses at The Gand startmg at $242 pe pe w Buy_, Sell or www tJgolf com Traae I �• Tuesday November 14 2000 Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel 34 E End 172A or 3t 15 172A TotoiH7283 09 00911 002 Gabbert Timothy L &/ or Sharon Diona Fraction 32 T4N R11W 2 902A out of 2H84A 2 902A Totol $71163 09 01703 000 Heiney The lands lots and parts bf lots returned del nquent by the County Gladya Royally lnt Eagle Mounta n Energy Corp Treasurer of Me1gs County w1th the taxes assessments Interest Holnoy Land Owner Totol and penalt es charges thereupon agreeable to law are conta~ned $248 and descnbed n the followmg list 09 00699 000 Johnoon Edword E Stet 10 Rl1 T4 R 13 Folrv ow Hgta Sub lot out of 15A 1 10A Total In N Line of W port 90A (Nome Deocrlptlon Acrwo Tolll $100 07 $5076 Total Taxe• A11111menn t5 1 284A Tol81 S774 23 09.00208 000 Kelaor Torry 07-ootl37 000 Dovla Jamoa and Penaltlee) Columblo l'wp D Stet 19 (7Q-1181 No Part Laonord II & or Alberta Bedford TWp Alexander LSD Olonn Sect 24 Und 1 2 of of 70A Lot 118 39A Total Melga LSD 05-00634 000 Broghommor NE 1/4oiSE 14Ex 1928A $20980 01.00031 000 Booham Gary Realty Company Sect 16 09 00202 001 K moo Klare 72A Totol $42 64 & Lena Buham Sect 6 W NE Cor 25A Totol $711 10 B &lor Tomm Soct11 22 FR 1 2 of SE 1 4 of SW I 4 05 00160 000 Duff Alfred 07 00t81 003 Huffman 23 T4N RI1W 150 A out of 11 36A Totol $598.94 Allee Etal C D Di ana G ogory A Stet 30 T2 R11 35 50A 1 SOA Total $558 28 01.Q0032 000 Boahom Gary Phillips Sect 1 Nea Can NE Cor ol sw 1 4 1A out of lance & lena Baoham Set 6 E 1/2 of S 1 2 & SW Cor of NE 1 4 10 0017A 1 OOA Total 09 00868 000 M chao W Sr & or Dorothy of SE 1 4 Ex 057 A Ex 127 SOA Total $889 78 $6075 A Sect 11 35 N prt of SE 1 4 8173A314A Toto $1704 05 00186 000 Eoda Kent 07 00885 000 Icenhower 60A Tota $981 83 01 00068 000 Buoh Kenna Eric &lor Kath Hn Sect 1 E Roy Edward Jr C 0 Greg 09 00207 000 Loacar H Sect 15 W Part of NW 1/2 of SE 1 4 Ex 2 025A Ex 7 Bailey Stet 135 Prt of SA W Rono d 0 &lor Borbor Judy W End Ex 8 86A Toto 33A 48 372A Total $483 59 End 1 33A Total $63 97 L C 0 Freda Buchanon $161 64 Jones 05 00185 000 Eads Kant 07 00971 002 Soct 24 onE Lne N of 01 00069 000 Buoh Kenna Eric Oanone Soct20 T3 R11 S of & or Kimberly Roclno Rd 3A Totol $32 38 H Sect IS NW Cor Ex 48A Kath eon Sact 1 T9 R 15 w NW 1 4 of SW 1 4 1A out of 09-Q0851 000 Maya Donald 30 80A Total $721 67 part of E 100A SE 1 4 23A 1 A Total $239 72 Ray Sact4 10 N of Rd Prt of 07 00223 000 MeG ath 01 00510 008 Hawley 11 73A Totol $67 7.2 3 16A, NE of Rd 1 29A Total Patr cia K C 0 Patricia 05 00312 008 Eapurvoa Rhonda G FNA Ph lllpa $66 53 Powo I Soct 30 T3 R13 Jesse & or Sue Ann Sect 2 Rhonda G Sect 26 NE 09 00770 000 Read Donna Partol 59 42A 1 7 62a Total 2 466A out of 20 90A T9 R15 5 047A out of Jean Sect 36 Lot 2 2 468A Total $139 07 $233 77 38029A 5 047A Toto A baugh a 4th Subdlv Total 01 00354 000 Hazelton 07 00631 000 Nutter A on $5625 James A & o Vad• J Lot OS.00248 000 Frank Robert C 0 Rick Sallara Sect 23 $124 78 Rood Sect 3 8 N P1 of SE 1 4 Ex L, Sect 16 on Line of NE 1 4 160A lot 11168 1A of N Pt of 09-Q1145 000 48 32A Ex M no 1A Total Marjorie Sect 4 10 lotll6 oil & gao 17 SOA Total 1A Total $19 24 17 Dlv Randolph E St $134 50 05.00249 000 F ank Robert $43 39 1 OOA Total $3 36 01 00065 000 Hanning l Sect 17 T 9N R 15W out 07 00770 001 Sal ora Ruoaell Craig Soct 17 nea m d on of N Center of 47A I 01A Grego y A Sect 23 160A 09 00898 000 Howard &lor Margaret Lot neol N 1!2ol SW 14 61A Total $166 34 Lot117 T2 R11 5 OOA out of W14 Arbaughs 2nd Tetal $391 40 44 84A 5 OOA Tola $81 02 0500351000 Howery 01 00510 010 Haw ey 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241A Total $45 89 $669 08 M Sect 24 R13W T3N 05 OOJ64 000 Howe y Lotort Twp 333A out of 102 76 A 333 Rodney &/or Mar yn Lot 9 Soulht n LSD Orange l'wpTotal $5 84 Total $3 99 08 00139 000 Blev na Eaatorn LSD 01.oo402 000 Jones James 05 00365 000 Howery Monllea Ed & Burge Sharon M Sect 24 S PI Ex 105A Rodney &Ia Marilyn lot 17 E Soot 12 36 NE Co W of 10 00433 001 Barringer SW Cor & PI 16 A E & 2nd Add Total S4 70 Highway Ex 1 2 m n of David A &lor Mary Jo Sect 24 T4 R12 2 50A out of 69 36A W 2 3785A Tota 05 00366 000 Howery 55 75A 1 186A Now Survey 4515A 2 SOA Total $139 90 $f598 Rodney &Jo Marlyn Lot 18 Total $17 35 Cline OI .00403 000 Jonea James 2nd Add Total $10 54 08 00140 001 Slav no 1000179001 M; Sect 24 6 1OA out of 05 00729 000 Howery Menifee Ed & Burgo Sharon Raymond &lor Tereaa Sect 172 64A be ng n NW Cor of Rodney &Jar Marilyn Lot 6 E Stet 35 Lot 218 1 203A 3 T4 Rf2 NW 14 47890A SE I 4 6 10A Tota $3~6 34 Total $2615 out of 11 57A 1 203A Total Out ol31 OOA 4 7890A Total $111 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Will am E & or Enlo M Stet 27 F33 Part 169 OOA Ex 43 0350A $44 25 J S & or Oabo n Ken a Lot T3 R13 12A out of 40 61 A 25 9850A Total $707 09 08 00458 001 Montgomery #7 Weatherman s 2nd 12 OOA Total $151 82 05 00673 001 Sheela Robert Keith & or Linda K 01 00552 000 Nelaon Bobby L & or Rebacca M 100A Lot 248 1 OOA out of Subdlv 83 89 x 167 Total $4930 E neat E Lot Sect 29E 12 SecJ 17 T9 R15 5 014A out 7 OOA E of v lags Lots 10.00403 000 Hyaa Dave of NE 1 4 85 A Total of 89 71A 5 014A Tota End 1 OOA Total $783 74 E &lor 0 anaL Frac Soct18 $642 92 $90 45 08 00135 002 Murphy Irene T 4N R 12W SW Co 5 28A 01 00669 001 Roo or Dobra 05 00562 ooo Thompson C 160A Lot 1190 T2 R11 Total $170 86 E &lor David M Sect 24 T3 Terry D Sect 18 SW Part of 36 289A out of 72 578A 10 00854 000 Johnson R13 1 001A out of 69 36A SW 1 4 1 SOA Tota $209 69 38 289A Total $175 71 Branda S & or Gary Lot 1 001A Total $150 74 05 00571 003 Waldren Sect 34N Pt of NE 1 4 Ex 01 00670 000 Roalar Deb a Donald L Sect 36 T9 R15 08 00135 000 Neumann Karen L Sect 11 25 31 all 14 42A NE Ex 1 083A Ex E & or Dav d M Lot Sect 24 1 78A Out of 5 56A 1 78A Ex lot NE 1 60A HWY & 9 252A 53 248A Total T2 Rl3 210A outofSE Total $671 52 Coal 72 578A Ex 36 289A $1 03618 Cor 145A 2 lOA Total 05 00736 007 Wooten 36 289 Total $265 84 $7 39 Clifford Sact19 T9N R15W 08 00603 000 Sarson Mike 10 00733 000 Johnson 01 00191 000 Wh tlay (53 27A 30 13A 1 32A & L Sect 45 19Aof 46AEPt Brenda Weber lot Sect 34 T4 R12 Npt of NE 1 41 083A C IIford A Sect 23 E part of 30A lor a total 114 720A) of W 1 2 End 19A Tota Out of 63 58A 1 083A Toto NE 1 4 N of Rd 104A Total $729 25 $13 63 Total $1 082 70 as 0072& 000 Wright 08 00604 000 Sarson Mike $556 48 Pu 1 ns 0100190000 Whtey Chery C Sac! 29 40A Out l Sect 4 5 (231) Near SW 10 00061 001 Josaph Will am & E Faye Clifford A Sect 17N part of ol41 86A 40A Toto $83 87 corner 31A Total $133 46 Sect 23 T4N R12W N of Sr 17A NW 1 4 2 50A Tota Lebanon l'wp 08 00858 000 Smith 681 5 8DA out of 37 A 5 60A $13 63 Eastern LSD laona d Doyle &lor Georgia Chesle Twp 06 00030 000 Do ley Emily c o C aranca and Tota $215 84 Easte n LSD M chaal L Sect 28 SW Helen Sm th Sect 1 26 1o 00471 004 R teh e Kathy 03 00080 000 Bass John L Part N of SE 1 2 Ex 3A 4 A (640) Near Mid of N1 2 on & or Charita A Sect 6 T4 Sect 6 (640) Sect 6 T2 R13 Tota $100 40 R ver Ex Coa 9 95 A total R12 845A out of 26 847A 845A Total 59 43 W of NW 1 4 36 25A Ex $29007 LebanonTwp 10 00594 000 Ruaaall 2 OOA 34 25 A Tota $189 08 08 00307 00 Williams Southern LSD Eddie Jr Lot Sect 10 Mid 03 00002 000 Denney Ronald L & o Debo ah l 07.00747 000 Adk na Roga Haro d J & o Angela M Sect 16 (640) P1 of 3 70A s on N l no 2 SOA Tota $9 03 Da e &for Tamara Lynn Sact 10 00595 000 Ruasol Sect 5 NW 1 4 of SW 1 4 25 NW 1 4 of NW 1 4 40A P1 of 261 2 S of Rd 30A Eddie Jr lot Sect 10 S Part 9 86A Tota $468 64 Total $588 53 of E 1 4 Ex 1 47A Ex 54 03 00764 001 Fo mer Total $201 68 08-Q0703 000 Wine William Donald R & or Ca o Ann 07.00971 001 Ball Timothy H &orWrghtVckl D lot 42 99A Toto $219 05 10 00145 000 Wiggins Sect 4 R13W T2N 1 OOA out &Jo Brenda Sect 20 T3 R11 16 Bu na Add Tota $23 4 NW 1 4 of SW 4 2A oul of Phillip W & or Deborah G of 2 23A 1 OOA Total 25A 2A Ex 1A 1 OOA Total 08 00705 000 Wine William Lot 17 H ckory Acres $436 39 H & o Wr ght V ckl 0 lot $ 5065 Subdlv W 125 x 464 E 100 03 00764 000 Fo me 17 Bu ns Add Toto $32 26 07 00148 000 N 538 Tota $566 8 Donald R &Jo Carol Sect 4 Bonn e Sact 3 Bumpus B 25A of 08 00706 000 W ne William Lot 13 2 23A out of 51 95A 10 00146 000 Wlgg ns H & o Wr ght V ck 0 Lot 11 25A SE 1 4 E of Rd Ex Bals Sub Ex 1A 1229A Ph lip W & or Deborah G 18 Bu no Add Tota $2812 7 25A 8 25A Tota $31 00 Lot Hickory Acres Subd v W New Survey Tota $136 42 08 00729 000 Wolle Ga y J 07 00149 000 Bumpua 03 00401 000 Ga red Sect 12 14 (34) On Hill NE 114 S 407 E 100 N 464 lot R cha d W & o Pa go K Bonne Sect 31 2 75A out Co Ex Coal & other M n #8 Total $50 17 of SE Sid a of SA 2 75A Sect 19W Part W of Shade Rutland l'wp 13 50A Toto $2 002 37 Total $10 33 River 2 5 A Total $671 79 Melga LSD 07 00150 000 Bumpus 03 00446 000 Goheen 11 01137 000 Baker Angola OllvoTwp Dona d K J B ock 11 Fit Bonnie Sect 31 2 56A Out Sect 36 NW Part 1Hl30A of 7 25A 2 56A Total Eastern LSD 1248 Part 2 90A 13-4 Stead 09.()0075 000 Bailey Robert New Survey Total $877 09 $319 05 Su v 40A Tota $372 58 07 00151 000 Bumpua L &lor Bel nda M Secl 4 10 11.00266 000 B own Crago 03 00522 00 Hawk M chae Bonn a Sect 31 SE PI of PI of Lot 11158 T4 R11 1'..)2 T6 R 14 E S de Publ c Joe Sac! 4 P at Map Lot /19 NE 4 of SE 1 4 Ex 2 75A 993A of 31 75A 993A, Total Rcl: NW Cor 1 2673A Tota 97A of 51 93 A Lot /19 Bals 5 25A Tota $19 85 $2749 $81 59 Sub 97A Tota $142 39 07-Q0115 000 Co nal 09 00079 000 Barbe James 11-Q0267 000 Brown Crago 03 00810 000 Marcum Frank C 0 W ey Co noll Jr E Sr & o D ana l Sect 11 Sect 9 10 1 03A Out of Michael W & o Connie J Sect 14 out of 26A M dd e SEPtof7 55ASofMd 57 8546A 1 03A Total Sect 18 T3N R 12W Part of 8 60A Tota $32 24 Ex 75A C lot 6 95A Total $830 24 tho SW 1 4 2A out of 48 39A 07 00116 000 Co ne S F & $147 86 11 00208 001 Buck ey Tom 2A Tota $98 05 No I e C 0 W oy Co no I 09.00284 000 Co na Keth E Sect 35 T6 R14 4 629A 03 01322 004 Marcum J Sect 14 SE Corner SA & o Marjor e Lot 9 MCD & Out of 80 OOA 4 629A Tota Michael W & o Connie J Tota $58 70 Tor Add Total $290 62 $4355 Sect 18 T3N R12W 2A out of 0700117000 Conal 09 01479 002 Co lins Ke th 11 00011 000 Call Cheryl A 42 39A 2 OOA Tots Samue F C 0 W ey & or Marje Ia Sect 36 T3 & or Phi p D Sects T6 R14 $1 077 43 Corne J Sect 4 n R11 2 6271A Out of 7 9992A SE of SW1 4 out of 13 SOA 03 00797 000 McLaughlin M ddle of 26A P ece 3 75A 2 6271A Tota $108 23 1 031A Tota $189 92 B lly Max Sect 6 T2 N R Tota $ 4 as 09 01529 000 Collin a K<1 th 11 00172 000 Coleman 13W N Prt of 33 25A Mid S 07.00118 000 Corne 1 A Lot 8 MCD & To Add Je ry L Sect 10 2 022A out Line 09A Tota $59 20 Toto $172 85 of 52 88A 2 022A Total Samue F & Na lie C 0 03 00518 ooo R dgway W ey Cornell J Sect 14 09-00118 000 Cowdery $566 98 Jaffe y l & or Cryata D Jeff ey J & or Tammy D Lot 11 00622 000 Cr sp Jamea Mldd e 7 40A Tota $65 3 Sect 19 (640) SW P t of 07 00166 000 Da ey E eon 28-29 30 MCO & To Add W J & or Tereea Ann Sect 26 3 80A N of Rd SOA Toto Ray Sect 18 5 88A ol67 65A 113 Tota $185 68 NW PI Ex 14 Vein Coal On y $808 25 all S of Public Rd Ex 73 A 09 00355 000 Davis Jamea 59271AEx 815A 51121A 03-Q0276 002 Ruse11 I John 5 88A Ex 1 7679A Total L II Eta Sect 23 NW pa I Tota S74 24 & o B end a Sect 26 T4N $6 17 Ex lOA NW 4 19A Tota 1 00227 000 Davia Ruaae A 2W 9957A out of 80 OOA 07 oo t 68 oool Da ley E son $104 69 W Sect 3 on S line S SW 9957A Tot a S2 6 B3 09 00228 000 Davis James 1 4 Near M d Ex Coa Ray Sect 11 8 A Ex Leona d II & Alberta D Sect M ne a s Ex 5 BA E)( 73A Chaste Twp 2 50A Lot 20 T3 R11W 28 85A Total $90 01 Ex 1 40A Ex 253A 58 387 A 11 00228 000 Davia Me galSO 6051 A Total $284 19 Total $312 17 Ruaae W Sect 14 JN Part 04 00047 000 For an B at 07 00185 ooo 09 00814 000 Evans De ong ol 50A Near M d Of SW 1 4 E & o MorAD E Sect 10 T2 Louse H da Sect 24 E Part Mlchae A &/o Lo I Sect 33 NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE w 32 33A, loto $1U3 24 11 00237 000 Durham FroH Morlo Stet 12 T 5N R t4W NW Corner Parcel liS 3 12A Totol $7713 11 00238 000 Durham Freda Mario Sect 12 T.SN A 14W 21A Out of 10 14A 21A Tototl2 08 11 00238 000 Durham Freda Mario NE Cor of 5985A N of Rd T5 R 14 3 20A Total $357 74 11 00316 001 Glbba Sllnley Donald Sect 23 &24 T6 R14 11.27A Out of 141 25A & 4 37A Out of 7 37A 15 85A Totol $283 34 11-Q0379 000 Guinther Paul J Etal C 0 Paul J Guinther Lot Sect 6 Ex 31A 27A Total $15842 11-Q0025 001 Hawk Mary J FR 25 T6N Rt4W Near Mid N of SR 124 1 OOA Out of 61 44A 1 OOA Total $607 95 11-Q0090 000 Hyaoll Jamea F &lor Hysell Jamu Gerold Emerson lot 14 7 Npt of 11 22A In E Port of NW 1 4 Ex Cool 4 52A TOIII $64 37 11.000S1 000 Hyaoll Jamoa F &lor Hyatll Jamaa Gerald Emerson Sect 7 N Part of 6 1 2A In MldbiW line of NW 14 563A Toto $31312 11.00500 000 Hyoell Jamea F &lor Hyaoll James Gerald Emerson Lot Sac! 14 7 In Ne PI of Sec & NW PI of Sec 1 4 50A Total $497 19 11.00508 000 Hyaeli Roger &/or Ed lh J Lot SE Cor of 28 SOA Pel T6 R 14 75A of 28 50A 75A Total $822 82 11.00129 000 Jones Gary A &/or Angola Sact 12 T SN R 14 SE Cor 1 053A Out of 47 01A 1 05A Total $858 07 11 00453 000 Keesee James E II Lot Sact13N of Mid On E lint 6 14A Now Survey Total $928 91 11 00670 000 McCune VIcky C 0 Stanley Starcher lot Stet 8 on E End Adjoin ng Happy Hollow Rd 62A Tolal$188 23 11 01282 001 Morrla Wll lam Sect 33 T6 R14 2 651A out of 56 48A 2 651A Tota $30 68 11 00755 000 Morrlo Will am H &lor Gay a E Lot Sect 33 E S de of 43 64A SW of NW 1 4 8 64A Total $498 75 11-Q1177007 Owena Aaron 0 Sect 12 T5 R14 Mid of E 1/2 N of Cr 1 0831A Per Naw Survey Total $105 31 11-Q1177 000 Pooler Doris E lot Sect12 Mid of E 1 2 N of Cr Ex 1 053A 3 340A Ex 1 719A 1 821A, Total $15 33 11 00848 000 Price Michael Wayne Lot Sect 27 W Side of 58A NW Cor SA Tolll $2 047 61 11 01319 ooo R tchlo Charles A Sr &/or Lori D Lot Sect 8N of Rd 552A out of 89A 552A Total $424 10 11 00913 000 Romine Delbert Howard C 0 Tom Romine lot Sect 21 Near Cor N of Rd 1A Toll I $9 53 11 00249 000 Romina Robert H Sect 14 T8 R 14 NE P1 Mid Fr Ex 3 35A In So Cor 43 85A Total $230 58 11 00250 000 Romine Robert H Sect 20 21 T 6 R 14 out ofl30 32A M d on Rd 2A Totol.$186 63 11-Q0323 000 Runyon Jerry l &lor Vannaaoa l Sect 14 5S Part of E 1/2 120A Total $952 09 11.00324 000 Runyon Jerry L & or Vanneaaa L Sect 5 Near Mid of E Uno 1 OOA Total $3 72 11 00031 000 Sm lh Paull Jr Se Corner ol 47A Tract 3 35A Total $17010 11 00155 000 Smith Rolland E & or KaraQ D Sect 2E Part of 2 09A Ex R 9hl of Way 1 12A Total $182 34 11-Q1018 000 Smith Rolland E & or Karon D Lot Sect 2W PI 28A Near Mid of N1 2 97A Total $11 00 11 00893 000 Thacker Ka en F & or He ahberge G annE Sect181n S Part of 76 85A 9 92A Total $73 85 11 00986 001 Til a Michael A & or Apr J FR 36 T6N R14W 1 082A Out of 8 OOA 1 082A Total $50 02 11 01184 003 Walker Danny l & or Judy K Sect 13 T6 R14 1 OOA Out of 94 396A Lot 2 1 OOA Total $51 01 11 01220 002 Willford Van A & Vlckla C Secl19 T6 R14 Mid of W Part 17 3766 A out of 34 7468A 17 3766A Toto $183 80 11 01243 001 Williams Dana Sect2 T6 R14 SECor 5 OOA out of 22 15A 5 OOA Total $193 57 11 00086 000 Williams Robert D Jr & o Te eaa L Sect 6 out of 32 15A NE End out of 31 10 539A Total $10 29 11 00087 001 WII ams Robert 0 Jr & or Tereaa L SectS T6 R14 M d of NW 1 4 9.75A out of 1 475A 975A Toto $313 76 11 01 ~65 000 Woodard Martin Leo Jr Sect 2 SW Prt 1 33A Tota $186 80 1 00729 000 Workman Catha Ina E Lot Sect 9 SW Cor of 1OOA Ex 23A 1 32A Toto $30 88 1 00730 000 Workman Catherine E Lot Sect 8 NW Cor of 9 60A 25A Tota $651 55 Rut and V age Meigs LSD 12 00048 ooo c a and Floyd H & or Elba ta C Sect 8 (640) N PI of SW 1 4E of Rd W of Co lin a 17A Total $331 78 12 00094 000 E Ia Clara Mae Lot 2 Old Sch Hae Lot Rathbu n Add Total $53 42 12 00096 000 E o Cora Mae lot 1 S 1/2 Rathburn Add Tota $29 54. 12.00111 000 F once Wallo G C 0 Kevin Hudoon Lot 19 Ralhburn Add 19 Total $261 30 12-Q0188 000 Hyoe Dav d W&orPennyK OnWlne S of NE Church lot E 1/2 Ex 14A 11A, Total $10 80 12 00047 000 Konnody Billy Joe Sect 8 (640) SE Cor NW 1 4 of Stet 8 Ex .51 A 10 lilA. Totol H1 44 12 00231 000 McForlond Minnie C/0 Paul Hoyoo Sect I (640) NW of Grlmoo lot S of Rd 45A Totol $2411 12-Q0380 004 Powell Torry Stet I T8N R14 071A Out of 13 784A 071 A, Total $5 92 12 00081 000 Shoppord Evo Sact 14-8 (640) Near S Uno of SW I 4 E ol Depot Rd .25A, Totti $282 00 12-Q0089 000 Shepprd Eva Stet I (640) IN SW Prt E ol Rd 25A, Tol81 $41 85 12 00039 000 Tanner Jackie lea 9 Rawling Add Totol $48110 Saloml'wp MalgolSD 13.Q0574 001 Abel Paulo J c 0 Paula Abel Alto Sact 11 Ta R15 NW Prt of NE 1/4 7 2327 A out of 67 82A Lol t157.2327A, Totol$11264 13 00803 000 Booo John Lot11 Total $15 76 13-00604 000 8111 John Lot12 Total $29 70 13-ooo42 000 Bua John l Lot& longotrath Add Total $2059 13-00043 000 Baoa John L, lot7 Totol $27110 13.()0044 000 Bau John L, LotB Tol81 $169 14 13 00010 000 Davia Dalmar G Sec 25 R 15 T8 Mid on S Ln of N 1/2 Ex 14 Vein Coal 5 276A Total $712 43 13 00727 000 Dannoy Ronald &lor Ginger K lot 2 Rl325 Totol $381 60 13.Q0781 000 Duff Melvin R & or Robin Lot 5 Total $8402 13 00163 ooo Duff Malvin Ray Etal Sect 15-8-12 S & E of NE 1 4 102 64A Total $803 78. 13 00184 000 Fottv Walaca Sacl3 A 15 R SSE Cor Ex 14 Vein Coal 4 78A Total $123 88 13-Q0861 000 Hawk Phlll p E & Donna Rae Sect 24 E Part Ex 23A Ex 2A 74 505A Ex 57 477A 17 028A Totol $252 78 13 00862 000 Hawk Phlll p E & Donna Rae Sect 24 T7 A 15 9911A out of 141 77A 9911A Total $1105 08 13 00794 000 Hawk Phillip E & or Donna R Sect 24 23A Total $431 78 13 00777 000 Hayea Theodore P Sect 18 T 8 R 15 Near Mid on N Llno Out of 94 06A 5 03A Totol $6397 13 00778 000 Hayoa Theodore P Sect 18 Near Mid on Lint E PI N ol Ad Out of 99 53A 5 47A Total $63800 13.Q0197000 Janklna Jack L Sect 29 sw Cor of Sect 29 Combined 916A & 253A tor a Total 1 189A Total $610 28 13.00198 000 Jenklna Jock l Sect 35 E Side Ex -4 Vein Coa 102 60A E;c 102 442A 158A Total $1 20 13 00371 ooo Judo David &lor F osale Sect 19 NW Cor of SW 1 4 Ex 14 Vain Coai36A Total $141 60 13 00372 000 Jude David & or Flossie Sect 19 NE PartofNW14ofSW144A Total $621 12 13 00148 000 Kennedy Tamml 20 Longstreth Add Toto $11 68 13 00149 000 Kennedy Tamml 21 Longstreth Add Total $11 68 13 00150 000 Kennedy Tamml 22 Longstreth Add Total $11 68 1300151000 Kennedy Tamm Lot 23 $17413 13 00152 000 Konnedy Tamml Lot 24 N 1 2 Total $603 13-Q0442 000 Lucu Robert R Sect 6 SE Cor Ex N4 Vein Coal 6 25A Totol $2293 13 00435 ooo McM II In Charles G & or Carolyn K Sect 30 SW of SE 1 4 Ex N4 Ve n Coal 92 59A Total $882 61 13 00340 001 Wells Bridgett S Sect25 T8 R15 E 1 2 ol the NW 1 4 of NW 1 4 2 31A Out of 20 50A 2 31A Total $74 42 lilA, Total S4 11 14-CIOM1 000 Dugan Morty E Soct 25 N Mid of W 1/2 214A out of a 34A 214A Total $5 28 14-CIOM2 000 Dugan Marty E Stet. :M (640) SE Cor of 50A N of Rd Ex 032A 11A, Toto1S18.1t 14-Q1324 000 Eoklna Lorry F Soc a (1140) Lot E ol Arnold W of Rd 50 x 170 20A, Totol $40 Ill 14 01304 000 Flolalg William & Kloln Barbaro Soc i (282) SW Prt of SW 1/4 of Rd lA, Totol $108 24 14 0111110 ooo Goble Cloronco W &lor Bornlco H St15 (282) LotiOO x 1:M of ~ on Nayloro Run Rd 214A, Totol $50612 14 00053 000 Hollman Oonnlo R Soct 30 T2 R13 30A Dut ol 64 25A 30A Ex 19 047A 10 953A Totol $43583 14-Q0697 000 Hyooll Roger William Socl 31 (640) 1 30A of 66 59A Noor Mid N 1/2 of N Ln 32A Toto I $121 91 14 00045 000 Hyooll Stephan R & or Joyce A Frac 38 T 2 R13 2A out of 10 24A 2 A Totol $83 75 14 00447 000 Jenklna Dorrell G Jr &lor Lola Ann Stet 32 (640) E Part of N 140A Ex 20A 1A Totol $50111 14 01069 000 Kennedy Thomoa R Soct 26 (640) Near SW of NE 1 4 Ex 5Q.AW 2 859A Tolll $1728 35 14 00882 DOD Lando ro Hoby M C 0 Raymond lendora Soct 8 (640) SW part oft 57A tract 54A Toto I $3444 14 00883 000 londara Hoby M C 0 Raymond llndora Sect 8 (640) NW Part 1 03A Total S6 99 14 01313 000 Lemley David Soc 29 NE Cor of Lawrance Rautar 15A Lot 25A Tolll $82 70 14-Q2332 000 Mertz Dorio Royalty Interest Harald 01 & Gao Co Total S4 45 14-QI278 000 Moore Gora d A Lot of 82 62A Cor Thomas Fork Rd Ex 1 36A 20A Tolal $61 53 14 01094 000 Newo I Nelson lea Sect 34 T1 R13 (100 327) NW of Rd 38A Toto I 1260 13 14 00185 001 Ohlinger Jeffrey Sect 24 T2N R13W 1 7748A Out of SOA Totol $45115 14 00713 000 Partlow Sheila M Sect 8 (840) 125 Radford Surv 25A Totol $17949 14 00233 000 Pierce Donald Frac 38 T 2 R 13 SE Cor 2 94A Out of 13 18A 2 84A Total $11616 14-Q1117 000 Price Norman Jr Stet 8 In NW Cor of W 12 or N 12 270A Total $18.31 14-QI176 000 Pulllna G W & or Linda SIIC 9 (:M2) Prt 83 72A S Prt 223 SA 3 22A of 61 89A NE Cor 3 22A Total $2 341 04 14 01209 000 Raovaa Carolyn J Sec 26 S Prt of 68A Ex Coal Gas 011 & Min Rlghla 25A Totol $78 62 14.00881 000 Riffle Randy Sect 8 (640) W23 Penny Surv 80A Total$8 17 14.00882 000 Riffle Randy Sect 8 (640) 124 Penny Surv 22A Totol $3 13 14 01453 002 Rouah Delbert &lor Elale L 61A Lot 157 T1R13 296A out of 8 81A2 98A. Tol81$124 84 14-Q0493 000 Runyon Jerry & or Vannessa Sect 35 (640) SW Part of W of Rd 30 32A Total $694 20 14-Q0484 000 Runyon Jerry & or Vanneoaa Sect 35 (640) W Part of 43 56A E Part of W 1OOA out of 24A 5A Total $58 09 14 01322 000 Searls Keith E &lor Carolyn Sec 30 (1 00) Trl Strip 28 x 108 off E End D7A Toto $9 72 14 01323 000 Searle Keith E &lor Carolyn Sect 24 30 25A Total $300 59 14 01342 000 Sheets Gregory Sect 13 33 (1 oo 383) Bot Highway 17 & River E of 292A 1968A Ex 583A Total $152 00 14 00472 000 Smith Cha leo & or Rebecca Sect 8 (840) In N4 NW of C ora E Dow Ex Coal 79A Total Salisbury Twp $157 52 Mega LSD Smith 14-Q0006 000 Abshire HoUle 14 00473 000 A be Ia Etal C 0 Fam ly Char oa & or Rebecca Sect Homos Sect 8 (640) Lot SO 8 (840) W or C eland 1 A Ex x 50 SE of Fisher Total Coal 79A Total $21 42 14 01617 001 Sm th Kim $699 Fraction 33 T2N R13W 14 00960 000 Anapach Eugene F & or Judy Sect 2 0158A Out of 3 25A 34 (1 00 327) Part of 4A In 2 0158A Total $356 37 M d of 10 47A 66A Total 14 01407 000 Stephenson Mam o M Sec 26 T2 R13 $140 11 (640) Near Mid W 1 2 of SE 14 00961 ooo Anspach 1 4 N of Rd 088A Total Eugene F & or Judy Sect $1 55 34 (100 327) 50 X 75 W St 14 01408 000 Stephenson Rd 17 P1 of 54A 07A Toto Mom e M Soc 26 (640) E Prt $1.55 14 01386 001 Bobb Carl ot 7 94A Mid W Line WI 2 32A Toto S4 28 Douglas & o Tammy s Sect 17 T2 R13 1 749A Per 14 01409 000 Stephenson Mom o M Sec 26 (840) w Prt New Survey Tala $1 093 42 14 00229 004 Caaay James Near Mid W 1/2 of SE 1 4 N. Wee ay Jr & or Rhonda of Rd 38 Total $5 08 14 01410 000 Stephanaon Lynn Sect 3 T2 R13 1 503A Mam e M Sec 26 (640) SW Out of 2 78A 1 SOJA Totol prt of 2A near m d W 1 2 of $970 56 SE 79A Tota $6.24 14 00232 000 Cook GW 14 00690 000 Walker C 0 Mrs Grace Barr Sect 34 (1 00 329) Conte ol 1OOA Shannon Sect 8 (640) NE of w 1 2 of NW 1 4 on w a Lot 329 Ex 2 60A 60A Total HI 113A Total $108 34 $2 33 14 00237 000 Cord ah Joel Mldd aport VIllage Ma c Sect 29 (640) Mid of Me gs LSD 5112 76 25A Total $358 37 15-00886 000 3 C Proportlas 14 00296 000 D xon Donald A Partnership C 0 Noah F & or Jud th D Sect 31 Hysell Lot pi of LoU4 77 40 (640) NW Cor of 2 48A 25A x 70 3 off sw pi of 477 Total $1 027 79 Porno oy Add Total 14 00297 000 D xon Donald $150 78 F & or Judith D St 31 Lot 15 00172 000 Andrews 640 on w L ne of St 3 on Raymond L & or Megan Lot NW 1 4 of 2 48A 28A Total 23 Sheffla d Ex 100 W End $70 97 Total $562 34 14 00559 000 Dugan Marty 15 01709 000 Andrewa E Sact 25 (640) SW pi of Raymond L & or Megan lot 14 46A N of Rd Near M d 56 Bohan 156 w 47 x 66 19A Total $613 43 Total $1 142 22 14 00560 000 Dugan Marty 15 00051 000 And ewa E Sect 25 66A Out of 46A Raymond L & or Magan L C/0 Raymond Andrews LQI (28) Roar loci Lot 28 Facing Colo St H E En«! Totol $301 811 15 00500 ooo Andrewa Raymond L &/or Mogan I, loH Totot S44t 36 _ 15 00184 001 Andrr«o Raymond L &/or Mogan I; P1 of Lot 21 Sheffield 48 " t36 Out of 41 x 1811 48 X 136 Totol $1,258 11 15 00185 OOt Andr..-. Raymond L &for Mogan 1: P1 ol lot 21 Shofflold Upper 16 8 X 136 Out Of 1118 X 198 1115xl38 Totol $41 73 15 00994 000 Blonkanshlp Patricia & Jamea, lol55 2 x 30 SW Cor Totol S 92 15-00995 000 Blonkonohlp Patricio & Jomoa lot 54 42' NE End Tol81 $223 92 15 00400 000 Corpanttir Randall R &/or Peggy Anr(, Dlv Jonoa Est 21 Ex Strip Joining Com 2A Eat Tol81 $1903 15 00401 000 Carpenter Rondall R &lor Poggy Ann Dlv Jonoo Eat 22 W Sid• Totol $353 96 15-Q1548 000 Dolley John Cline Lot (117) Palmar o 2nd Add 117 W 1/2 Tol81 $6077 15 00529 ooo Gilkey Richard D &lor Karon K lol (45) 145 23 X 45 W Entf Totol S6 38 15 00530 ooo Gilkey Richard 0 &lor Karon K, lo! (45) 145 45X90 N Side Totol $33768 15 00839 000 Guthrie Donald & or Brenda J Lot 60 Bohan Add SW 11'{ 33 XI 00 Total $289 72 15 00583 001 Haning Ronald A & or Brenda K Part of Lot 429 Pom 28 x 50 S Part Total $202 21 15-Q0835 000 Hunnolt Don & or Napper Bovorty Lot 103 Palmer e 1st Add 26 S Side Total $138 54 15 02026 000 lnvlalon Telecom C 0 Talton Holding Inc D B A Evercom Public Utility Ptraonal Totol $21 46 15 00238 000 Jamea Robert & Jamea Lana Lol 184 & 165 Total $239 28 15.00820 000 King Lucille lot 40 1/2 Bohan s 2nd Add Total $334 17 15 00274 000 Lambert Shoun & Vlcklo Lot 83 Bohan s 2nd Add 83 Tol81 $154 29 15-00058 000 McCarty Roy & or Tommy Lot (16) Riverview Acroa Subdlvlalon Tol81 $563 65 15-Q1109 000 McDonald Angolia D lot 25 Horton & Bosworth Totol $14 91 15 00402 000 Moore Bobby Lot 44 33 8 Off W End TOll I $383 86 15 01527 000 Morrlaon Nelson R &lor VIcki Lot 111 Palmer a 111 Add Totol $46839 15 00207 000 Norton Michael Alan Lot (60) Bohan Add NW 1 4 33 x 100 Totol $259.85 15.()0250 000 Phalin Kellh D &lor Brenda lot 4 Hobart Add 14 Toto $$43 08 15 01299 000 Riffle Alan & or ShirleY, Lot 68 Coalport 05A Out of 38A lnf In NE Cor Tolll $102 27 15 00141 000 Roblnaon Danny W Lot Sect 29 529 23 A E Part of lA North of Grant St 23A Totol $384 51 15 OOS22 001 Smith larry M Section 29 TIN R13W 0 054A Out of 25A 0 054A Totol $317 1501319000 Wagner Robin Port of Lot 2 1 4 DIY Jonoo Eat 35 x 80 NE Cor Total $180 73 15 01977 000 Wandling lendla K &lor Agnes St 29 T1 R13 (640) P1 N of Loading CR W of Mid Ex 488A 2 042A Total 532 17 15-01477 000 Welch Tony C 0 Gwano Grady Lot 29 08A PI of Brick Yard Lot of Back St 08A Total $3 75 15 01478 000 Welch Tony C 0 Gweno Grady Lot 29 12 E Side 58 Park St Total $253 84 15 00460 000 Wigal Cheater G Jr & or Opal M Lot 30 Sheffield 34 8 N Side Total $609 74 15 00461 000 Wigal Choator G Jr & or Opal M Lot307 of S 12ofl30 Sheffield Total $9 96 15 01618 000 Wigal Cheater G Jr & or Opal M Lot 44 Shalf old s 1 2 31 4 s Side Tollll $29 48 15 01526 000 Woodward Gregory S &lor Debra M Lot 96 Bosworth Total $284 33 15 01407 000 Z rkle Gall C 0 Gall Zl kle McAbee Lot 440 Pomeroy Total $193 83 15 01408 ooo Zirkle Gall C 0 Gall Zl klo McAbee Lot 441 Pomeroy 15 x 125 Toto $17 68 Pomeroy V ago Meigs LSD 16 00370 000 Andrewa Raymond lot 22 30 x 36 Back of Suaan Flahar Total $400 13 16 00371 000 Andrewo Raymond Lot 24 w 1 2 Total $69 39 16 01392 000 Andrews Raymond & or Mogan Lot 111 1 4 35 x 100 Jo nlng Router Toto $167 71 16 00412 000 Androwo Raymond Lot 23 E 1 2 Total 569 39 16 00020 000 Andrews Raymond & o Megan lot 123 Toto $55 66 16 00021 000 Andrewa Raymond & or Megan Lot 122 121 A so 20 X 80 Back of 122 & 123 1122 Alao 20 x 80 Iota $408 07 16 01031 000 Andrewo Raymond L & or Megan lot 580 45 Back of Lola 138 139 Total $5 48 16 01342 000 Andrewo Raymond L &lor Megan Lot 141 Total 5308 51 18 D1586 000 Androwo Raymond L & o Megan lot Cont nued on Paga B3 ' NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE The lands lots and parts of lots returned delinquent by the County TreasurBr of Meigs County w1th the taxes assessments Interest and penalties charges thereupon agreeable to law are contained and descnbed n the follow1ng 1st Continued from B2 301140 X 50 Totol $411 48 \1 02281 000 Androwa Raymond L &/or Mogan lot ()311 P1 & 140) 22112 W Sldo 1,39 40 140 Total S719 54 11 02281 000 Andrewa, floymond L &lor Mogan Lot 1.42 Totol$181 78 10 01734 000 Andrewa floymond L &/or Mogan L Lot 1:M Dabney Add Total $383 37 til 01735 000 Andrewa Raymond I. &/or Mogan L Lot 126-1/2 Tolll H 21 t6 00870 000 Andrewa Reymond L &lor Mogan L lol 1889 Plantz Add S Part of Sub 40 Total $34 83 18 00871 000 Andrewo floymond L &/or Magan L, lot 189 N Part of Sub 40 TotaiH36 1II 00972 000 Andrewa Raymond L &lor Mogan L tot 189 N Part of Sub 38 1'0111 $412 1II 00973 000 Andrewa "oymond L &lor Mogan L lot189 Plantz Add Port of Sub 36 Totol $39 65 18 00974 000 Andrewa Roymond L &lor Mogan L Lot 189 Plantz Add S Part ol Sub 311 Total $183 04 18 00875 000 Andrewa Reymond L &lor Mogan L Lot 181 N Part of Sub 39 Totol $548. 18 00976 000 Andrewa Raymond L &/or Mogan L Lot 189 S Port of Sub 41 Total $49 89 16 00977 000 Androwo Raymond l &lor Magan L Lot 189 N Part of Sub 41 TOiol $6 38 16 00978 000 Andrews Raymond L &lor Megan l Lot 189 N Part of Sub 42 Total $11 38. 16 00979 000 Andrews Raymond L &lor Mogan l Lot 41 Strip off SE Port Totol $592 18 00980 ooo Andrews Raymond L &lor Magan L Lot 42 Ex Place off E Part Total $771 35 18 00981 000 Andrews Raymond L &lor Mogan L lot 44 SW Part Total $3 21 1&-ooo16 000 Bondoy Jerry L &lor Donna D C '0 Margaret Roblnlon Lot 300 Right of way 5 Wide through middle of lot 300 Totol $4 82 18 00649 000 Boynton Martha A Lot 483 Part of 11483 Totol $357 99 1e-oo281 000 Cado Charleo & Faith Lot 74 10 E Side Totol $90S 18-Q0282 000 Cado Charleo & Faith Lot 75 Totol $18708 16 00013 000 Chapman Anna M Lot 524 Total $84040 16 00532 ooo Chapman Anna M Lot 524 E part or Lot 524 total $111 64 16-00754 000 Cozart Linda S lot 439 50 x 108 1/2 NE Cor Ex 25 E Sub 2 1 2 Total $489 91 16 00755 000 Cozart Linda S Lot439 15 x 108 NE Cor of Union Ave 036A Total S2052 16 00758 000 Cozart Linda S Lot 439 S of Milbourne 114 S 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 2 38A Tol81 $548 1Ji 00372 000 Dalley John Cline C 0 Mrs Lillian Zerkle Lot 2&2 25 11 10 x 108 Trl Out of Sub 11 125 Total $6 21 16 00334 000 Durham Freda lot 237 Strip 66 Wide Back of Lot252 Total $8 21 16 00335 000 Durham Froda Lot 252 E 38 Total $472 02 16-01773 000 Florian Brei Lot 486 Total $201 60 16 02459 000 Flo lan Brei Lot 487 Ex E Part Sold to Konntth Harrla Total $1:M 15 18 01898 000 Garnes Toreaa Lot 30 Lincoln Heights Add Total $287 11 16.00368 000 Gheen Bryan C Lot594Ex35 ESde167 x200 Total $120 52 16 00693 000 Hicks William Scott &lo Suzette Jane lot 308 15 E Side Ll 308 25 W Side Total $521 43 16 00694 ooo H cka William Scott &lor Suzette Jane Lot 309 25 W Side Total $32 80 16-Q0695 000 Hicks William Scan &/or Suzette Jane Lot 310 15 E Side Total $19 61 18 02614 000 lnv alan Talocom C 0 Talton Ho ding nc D B A Evercom Public Utility Personal Total $21 41 16 01867 000 Jackson Michael & VIctor a Lot 55 Lincoln Holghto Add Total $285 77 16-Q1934 000 King Allen L & or Andrea J lot 257 1 71A N of Johnaon St Bet Kerr St & Run 1 71 A Total $23211 Krauttor 16 01863 000 Wendl &/or Young Harry Lot 29 Lincoln Heights Add Tolll $303 93 18 01582 000 Landen Charlll A.L'OI 125 to 129 Inc & Trl E Side 130 H &D Total $107 10 18 01583 ooo Londera Charltl A lot128 1/2 H &D Add 40 x80 Total $252 11 16 00208 000 Lemley Ka rei Dav d Lot 464 Piece 14 W Slda & 45 E S do Totall2 29 16 00208 000 ~emlay s o<orrol David lot 485 Ex 35 x 251/2 Totol $5 02 16 00210 000 Lomloy Korrol David lol 470 16 E Side Total $11 84 18 00158 000 Maraholl VIrginia lot17 lot 527 1/2 Tol81 $136 04 16-Q1532 000 Martin Adam C Lot 10Q-308 50A Sub 2 112 .SOA, Total $39 oo 16 00432 000 Mortln Donald &/or Chrloty lot 480 60 x 100 So Cor Tol81 $636 18 00434 000 Martin Donald &/or Chrlaty lot480 80 x 100 W part of E 1/2 Total $5 02 16 00435 000 Martin Donald & or Chrloty Lot 1490 100 x 153 II Alley S or Rogana Total $5 02 16 00433 000 Martin Donald &/or Chrlaty lot 490 N Port of W 104 Sub 4 Ex 18X32 Total $349 64 16 01836 000 McConaha Mary & or Bobby Lot 483 total $341148 16 02588 000 McConaha Mary &/or Bobby Port of Lot 479 60 x 10 Total StO 48 16 01h5 000 Mu11or Dennie & Peggy Lot 43 Lincoln Halghta Add Total $418 41 16 01284 000 Ohlinger Rooa Lot492 Total $3 72 16 01285 000 Ohlinger Roao Lot 492 1 2 Strip 78 W Side & 18 s of Lot Total $4 58 16.00352 000 Payne Wayne S &lor Patricia A Lot 84 Ex I 2A W Total $297 91 18 01435 000 Roach Dorothy Mao Etal lot 262 25 125 off W and Bot Com & Rd Total $989 43 16 01436 000 Roach Dorothy Mao Etal lot 262 25 Btl Com & Rd W Prt Ex 32A Ex 25A 4 22A Totol $5085 16-Q1110 000 Roush John W Sr &/or Elizabeth M Lot 100 307 1 63A Sub 2 3 4 1 83A Total $19 61 16-Q1111 000 Roush John W Sr &/or Elizabeth M lot 1oo-308 N of RuUond Ad 75 x 290 of Approx Sa 50A TOial $446 52 16 01259 000 Ruaaell Randall S & or Cynthia L Lot 1 Biddle Sub Toto $5149 16 01261 000 Ruaaell Randall S & or Cynthia L Lot 3 Bldd o Sub Pam N548 & 547 Biddle Sub Conv Smaller Iota Tol81 $31 00 16 00914 000 Slsaon Ann M Lot76 Noylora Run Total $492 86 16-00871 001 Smith Donald L Part of lot529 185 x 214 & 15 X 189 Out of 200 X 214 Totol$83 85 18 01608 000 Sm th Mae Aka Smith Cora Mae Lotto Neylora Run S 1 2 Total $129 80 16.00025 001 Snowv llolnc N part ollota 4 5 & 6 Toto $207 80 16 00358 000 Stover Roy &lor Rhonda lot 502 Total $119 41 16 01837 000 Watson Nelaon D C 0 Tabatha Waloon Lol 36 30 x 30 Side Sub 38 Total $19 24 16 01838 000 Watson Nelson D C 0 TAbatha Watson lot 40 Back of Lot on Alloy Total $6 21 16 01840 000 Wataon Noloon 0 C 0 Tsbatha Watson Roar Condor 30 x 100 Total $12 37 16 01930 000 Will Carl Edwin & Marlel Jean lot 237 Strip 66 Wide Back of Lot253 Total $83 84 16 01931 000 WII Carl Edwin & Marlel Jean Lot 253 Total $1 236 66 16 01866 000 Willa Harlow & or Mary lot 46 Lincoln He ghta Add Total $318 09 Scipio l'wp Meigs LSD 17 00254 001 Amburgy Arnold Jr &lor Sara Sect 34 T7N R14W 1 OOA Out of 24 66A 1 OOA Total $14 41 17 00172 005 Colter II Wayne Sect 26 T7 R14 5999A out of 16201A 5 999A Total $141 29 17 00254 002 Galloway John &/or Judy Sect 34 TIN R14W 1 OOA out of 24 66A 1 OOA Total $14 41 17 00345 001 Haning Lyle B UCI Sect 30 T7 R14 5 865A out of 31 42A 5 665A Total 5137 11 17 00640 ooo Hlcka Cynthia Lot 16 Total $2060 17 00641 000 Hlcka Cynthia Lot 15 Total $490 33 17 00413 000 Howell Webber & Letha c0 Donald Weaver Sect 15 (640) NW Cor of NE 1 4 1 50A, Iota $8 63 17 00500 000 Linn Peter Daly Michael & Male Anthony C 0 Anthony G Male Sect 36 No Cor Ex 7 1 3 A No 25 SOA Total $13611 17 00816 ODS McGrath Larry Wayne &lor Barbara J FR 24 n R14 5 052A Out of 80 9982A 5 052A Tala $76 20 17 00718 001 Ph llpa Pau & or D ana S Sect 4 28 Roda 10 Llnka W From NE Cor of Lot 15 Ex 2 80A $275 42 17 007 8 003 Ph lips Pau &o Dlanas Sect4T7R 4 NW 1 4 SE P I 20A Out of 58 50A 20A Ex 3 052A 18 948A Total $63 38 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Pomeroy Middleport Ohio Tuesday November 14, 2000 Pomeroy Middleport Ohio 17-D0720 ooo Phlllipo Paul &lor Olano S Soct 4 (640) on W Line of Lot 15 Downing Survey lOA Total $3746 17-Q0630 000 Phllllpo Paul &/or Dla~o Sect 4 NE of SW 1 4 & NW of So 1/4 52A Totol $297 65 17-Q0831 000 Phllllpl Paul &lor Diane Soct 4 E 20 Downing Survey 145 20A Total $612 17 17-Q0832 000 Phllllpa Paul &lor Dione Sect 4 Mid on S Line of NW 1/4 lOA Totol $3746 17-Q0698 002 Price Todd M Sect 31 N 1 2 of NW 1 4 5 230A Out of 74 415A 5 230S Total $775 34 17 00227 000 Savage Edward L Lot Sect 14-24 Se Corner 1 o 95A Total $162 62 17.00071 000 Taylor Lonnie K &lor Bony Lot Sect 15 SW Cor Ex lA S 16 934A Tolal $242 93 17.00071 001 Taylor lonnie K &lor Bony FR2 T7 R14 N Side of Twp Rd 259 2 066A Out of 19 OOA 2 066A Total $78 59 17.00173 001 Wolle Dale L Jr & or Kalil S Sact 18 T7 R14 9 074A Out of 89 457A 9 074A Totol $163 02 suuon l'wp Southern LSD 18 00283 000 C urlla Charles T Sect 16 Part of 10 64A Tract W of Wolf Run 3A Total $52 13 18 00684 000 Curllo Charles T &jar Dottle F Sect 16 w line of 116 &9A S or St Ry 11 98A Total $67 69 18 00949 003 Davia W lllam D Jr IOOA Lot 283 5 5429A Out of 81 83QA 5 5429A Total $165 28 18-Q0949 004 Davia W liam 0 Jr 100 acre lot 283 I 6345A Out of 74 6 95 A 1 8345A Total $48 55 18-Q0950 003 Davie W illam D Jr 100A Lot 284 2 355A out of 89 37A 2 355A Total $7072 1800412000 Fisher c Lot 44 9 25A $3448 18 00413 000 Flahor Clot49W12 B $131 38 18-00414 000 Fleher Mark C lot 100 301 Mlneravllle School lot Tol81 S4 52 18 00415 000 Fisher Mark c Lot 100 301 1 25A or 4 76A Prt N of Cr of 4 76A 1 25A Total $7 39 16-00568 000 Hawk Dennis Raymond Lot 125 10A 1815A Total $141 29 18-00569 000 Hawk Dennis Raymond Lot 123 Ex 3 1 2 Sub e 4 85A Total $18 06 18-00599 000 Holman Joseph W C0 Earl Holman Sect 23 SW Cor of 31A Total $150 85 18-00863 000 Imboden Myrtle Etal Sect 2 NW of Rd In Straight Hollow 50A Totol $42 71 18-Q0689~ Imboden Myrt e V Sect 2 SW P1 Ex LOll 2 1020A of 98A 2 1020A Total $5 61 18.00988 000 Johnoon larry D & Amberly K Sect 12 23 SW Part of 2918A NW of Run & NE of Ad 60A Total $271.51 18-00989 000 Johnson larry D & Ambarly K Sect 23 near SE part of Rd N of Run 25A Total $21 76 18-01157 002 Kiser Dav d E &lor Brenda l Section 7 T3 R12 4891A Out of 81 998A & 5109A Out of 28A f OOA Total $28 77 18 00782 000 Lelfhe t Julia Sect 100ALot280T2 R 12 E Side St Fir #124 7 08A Total $376 82 18 00931 000 Parsons Elmer & Frances Sect 3 E End Ex Coa 2A Total $107 88 18 00332 000 Rver Farm Inc Sect 100A Lot 289 SE Ex 14A to St Ry 5 77A Total $4515 18 00333 000 River Farm Inc Sect 100A Lot 290 Sect 30 Ex 27A lo Sy Ry 88A Total $952 52 18.00335 000 Ave Fa m Inc stet 17 2 50A Tota $2214 18.00336 000 River Farm INc Sac! /19 Trl on W Line 21 A Total $5 94 18 00800 000 Travla Robert L &/or Alta I Sect 23 North N A of 3A 1A Total $85 54 18-00420 000 Tu lay Edward M Sect 12 -4 W Prt ol 78A 6 889A (New ourvey) Total $913 67 18-01238 003 Turley Edward M 160A Lot 1204 T2N R12W 1 OOA Out of 12817A 1 OOA Total $14 39 18 01233000 Walace Arlene N &lor Gaorge A SW Part of 59 40A 1A Total $452 38 18 00189 000 Wamsley Deb a La Shayo Sect 12 16 S PI of 1772A W of Cr Ex Coal 84A Total $298 89 18-Q0068 000 Weston William R &lor Ora Jo Sec 8 23 R 12 R 2 SW Prt 1 282A of 4A 1 082A Total $112 52 Racine VIllage Sout~ern LSD 19 00119 000 Curtlo Charles T Sect 16 (640) Part n W End 1 20A Tota $725 51 19 00~28 000 Curt a Cha lea T & or DoHio F lot (640) Sect 18W Ex #6 W of Wo I Run & E of RR 25A Totol$17.31 18-00281 000 Doorler Henry J< Sact II (640) IS W Uno S of Cr of 2A lot ItA 11A. TOIIIS131 &1 11-00055.000 Eddy Morvin N Jr &/or Edna G 25X218 out ol 04A Strip 36 X 2111 03A Totoll1 79 18-00058 000 l!dcly Morvin N Jr &lor Edna G Socl 18 (640) -6) liS .23A, Tol81 $4852 19-Q0057 000 Eddy Montln N Jr &/or Edna G Stet 16 (640) NW Cor of t7A S 25 x 216 03A, Totol $1 79 11-00055 000 Eddy Morvin N Jr &/or Edno G Sect 16 (640) E of Croat lot 94 5 x 112 X 113 5 X 112 .25A Total $11 53 19-ooo60 000 Eddy Mantln N Jr &/or Edna G Sect 18 (640) Joining Mary Banko lot liS & 2nd Strip 40A Total $677 31 19-00037 000 Horrla Pou B &lor Krlotlno M Sect 16 43A Oul of N Part or 2 32A Ex Pare TRFD Out 43A, Totol $826 75 11Hl0039 000 Harrla, Paul B &/or Krlotlno M Sact 16 out of E Port of 2 32A N Part or 4 35A E End 436A Total $20.39 19-00220 000 Hudson Robert E &lor April L Sect 1218E Encll!Ex 1865AE of 1 54A 32A 01 60A 32A Total $480 73 19-Q0253 000 Patteraon James &lor Tracy 43A NW of SE Wolle 43A Tota $4852 19-00254 000 Patterson James &lor Tracy N of SE Wolfe 23A Toto $446 33 19-Q0426 001 Thornton Jeffrey l Sect 16 T2 R12 459A Out of 6 234A 459A Ex 0558A 4032A Tota $85219 Syracuae VIllage Southern LSD 20-Q0258 000 Baker Eldon Shane &lor Lyle E C 0 Shane & !Susan Baker Lot 297 28A Total $260 99 20-000118 000 Boling Robert L &lor Wilma J Lot 22 Crook a tat Add Total $195 93 20-00557 000 Bush James E &lor Bush Don E w 112 of Lotll63 Total $93 16 20-Q0558 000 Bush Jamea E &/or eush Don E lot 64 Carleton a 2nd Add 112 lo163 25 x 100 Total $51 35 2Q-OOOSO 004 Counts VanS &lor Paula J 100A Lot 297 T2 R12 3430A Out of 14 8513A 3430A Total $81 52 20.00052 002 Counta Van s &/or Paula J 1OOA lot 298 T1N R13W 007A Out of 5 3692A 007A Totol $1 81 2Q-0012B 000 Counta Van S &lor Pa~la J lot 12 Crook o 1st Add Total $108 55 20-Q0133 000 Counts V ctor R 3 85x59x94x32 lot 3 Crooke 1st Add Total $3669 2o-001 34 000 Counts VIctor R 2 75x50x85x32 Lot 2 Crooks 1st Add Total $3669 20 00151 000 Davia William D Jr Lot 2 Hlghlawn Subdivision Total $860 63 20.00152 000 Davia William D Jr Lot 3 Hlghlawn Subdlvlalon Total $113 69 20-Q0140 000 Eatap Charita &lor Charlene lot 3 Barr ngera Add Total $16 76 20.00141 000 Estop Charles &/or Charlene Lot 37 Toto $627 23 20 00142 000 Estop Charles & or Charlane 37 25 x 50 S End Total $11 76 20 00404 000 Estep Charlea &lor Charlene 38 Barringer s Add Total $115 04 20 00240 000 Estep Charles &/or Charlene c o @ oy Nltz PI lotiON 1 2 Ex S 1 2 45 x 50 total $28 08 20-o0241 000 Estep Charles &lor Charlene M C 0 Day Nltz PI of Lot /19 45 x 50 N 1 2 Ex S 1/2 Total $27 28 20 00156 000 Guinther Ma colm E &lor Donna J 1OOA Lot 297 NE Cor of 15 42A SE Co Ex 11A to St Hwy 331A Total $498 68 20 00099 000 Hood Ka en Eta I C 0 Karen Neumann 297 N of lots 55 56 57 58-59 Carleton Add Hllawn Subdlv 11A Total $95 83 20 00100 000 Hood Ka en Eta C 0 Karen Neumann 297 M d of S SOA W Line Hlghlawn Sub 25A Tota $205 71 20 00058 000 Neaoe Gregory 30 140x 160 On Pam Rae Rd 50A Toto $365 00 20.00179 000 A vor Fa m Inc 289 lOOA SE Ex 14A to St Ry 1 0601 A Out of 11515A 0914A Tota $19 73 20 00180 004 R vor Fa m nc 1OOA Lot 290 2 4626A Out of 2 6742A 2 4626A Tota $97 72 20 00607 000 Tholes Pamela M Etal Lot 100 298 SW of College Rd 14A rota $791 47 Novembe 4 21 Good Things come in Filii Pac~ages Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Tra1l 378 holes of world class golf on e1ght spectacular s1tes See for yourself what the New York T1mes has called "some of the best publ1c golf on Ea th Ou 3 day 2 n ght go f and hote pack ages sta tat $184 pe pe son o you an des gn you own package November and Oecembe pnces a e even owe of the Tra1l Inc udes Ha mpton Co e n HuntsVll e 5 ve Lakes n _ ......~ Top An ston/ Gadsden and Oxmoo Va ley n B m nghan tat ng at $193 pe pe son Alabama Autumn Choose f om Cap tol H n P attv I e G and Na onal n Ope ka/ Aubu n Camb an R dge n G eenv e and Hgh and Oaks n Dothan sta t ng at$ 84 pe pe on WXURY PACKAGE Ask about The Legends at Cap tol H l aluxunous new go f esort and confe ence cente ove ook ng the golf cou se 3 day 2 n ght pa kage tartmg at $250 pe pe on Southern Swmg P ay H gh and Oaks n Dothan Magnol a G ove n Mob e and the nea by Reso t 0 v son cou ses a Ma ott s G and Hotel n Po t Clea s a t ng at $192 pe pe son LuxuRY PA KAGE Stay 2 ghts at the ston 50 yea old G and Hate n Pont C ea and go f atthe nea by Magno{ a Gove ~a cou ses and a the r, a s Resort DVIS on courses at The Gand startmg at $242 pe pe w Buy_, Sell or www tJgolf com Traae I �.. • P8ge B4 • The Deily Sentinel All...._,., and- Amouncement. 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Nov. 11th to be donated to Bob Fisher Benefit lndi~ns exercised club optio ns o n thre~ players: center fielder Kenny Lofton and relievers Paul Shuey and Ricardo R incon. Lofton, who hit .27X last season after making a remarkable return from shoulder surgery, will make $8 million next year. Shuey went 4-2 wah a 3.39 ERA in 57 relief R&S Quality Replacement Auto Body Parts I i :.,:hh • lllllll)nT~ • ( .! .1" 38282 State Route 684 Pomeroy. Oh10 740·742-9501 740·742-2750 1-877-202-3262 lr------------------, appearances last season. Rincon was .2-0 with a 2.70 The CRAFTY, BLIND SPOT ERA in 35 ouungs. His club option was for 2002. (Factory Outlet) All vertical blinds are made to order at our location ' otterbein grid boss retires UP TO 70% OFF V.C. YOUNG Ill , .. VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS -AnY Size Double Hum!· 2 2 yr•. Locnl ..., II COM& QUICK II PAW JEST WHACKED OVER TH' HEAD WITH A ROCKY *Free Installation * Free in Home Estimates .. 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Success is inevitable with such a weapon. ·SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No v. 22) Perhaps your greatest asset today is ypur ability not to take yourself or developments too se rio~ s ly. By keeping things in proper perspective, you can more easi ly reali ze success. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astra-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relaiionship work . Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hil l Station, New York, NY 10156 . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Expect nothing in return today shou ld you step forward to aid so meone who needs help in resolving a problem. By doing so, you' ll ha ve a long-stand ing ~eod. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Before making any important 16 O e 1lCKET SAVS, KID .. SIT .DOWN OVER T~ERE! .' 74N87-G3B3 8 Religious songs " Now --me clown to oleep" 23 TV actress I I I I I PON'T CARE WllAT YOUR -' or as ow·as 7 ....,.A--,1 I ,. IL.-~1...LI__.!,1.......~_: ., mont 6 Klrid of cross · ::~:~:~' S©\\4UlA-~t.tfs· 0 ~~--~~L_~~~~ 591·5011 An Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized g"rp. mu•ICIII 27 Toupee DOWN 30 Beto 1 Toke a dip 32 Fruit rlponer 2 Alley 34 Style ol typo 35 Type ol onglne 3 Author Ferber 4 Ingrid 36 Actor Dan•on Bergmon'a 37 Spoonbender daughter Geller 5 Exploolve 39 Au111or of (abbr.) "Bellefteur" Opening lead: • Q ( . .,WICK'S. , DEPOYSAG PAR,.S · HACJLittG unci with this young team," sard Copas. Rin Grande opened up a 75-52 lead at one porllt in the game. "We got a little bit better offensively," said JUSt got lO keep runmng stu fr to get hnn opL'fl. He Free Estimates Toll free HolmM' 12 Ambuoll oulolant 14 Hetedllllry 51 · 15 Compooolonocrotclllng ote 54 Aquotlc II - culpa mommolo 17 "Jopon'' llnloh 55 Fire~ 191von'o refuul 56 Bronte heroine 20 Mokeo oecure Jane 23 Ftoln and onow 57 Well-known 245 "Xonodu" cow Harry Fishbein was a colorful, 33 Leader 38 A Gerohwln popular character on the bridge 40 Goose genus scene for over SO years. First, he 41 Eye part 42 Tea forwas an expert al auction bridge, 43 Dislike where there was no reason to bid 44- ·billy hi gh. Suppose your one-club 4& "- the Boss?'' opening bid was passed out. If b--+----!--1--l----!47 Abominable you won all 13 tricks, you Snowman 48 Exlotence received the grand-slam bonus. 50 Mine product ·' As menti oned yesterday, Fish52 Off - wall ·, 53 Mil. title bein was famous for his vast collection of berets. He also had a whimsical sense o f humor. For CELEBRITY CIPHER y~s-. · ·example, at a tournament in 1943, by Luis Campos a woman exclaimed, " I hear HarCelebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quot~tions by famous people, past and JUST FO, present Each lener In the cipher stands for another. ry Fishbein' is here. He won the A SP~Lt... Today's clue: G equals C Masters Individual last year. Can you point him out to me?" 'KS GHLCRKSX, RVL NSZF VCHE ~· After, spending some time Wr• •• • RVKSX'M AN YLXKS; C XHCMM · vey in g the playing-room, he said, . " To tell you t~e truth, ma'am. ·1 YZCEL'M SN LCMKLH RN PCAL can't see him . Ask that tournament direc tor. He knows everyRVCS .CS NCA . ' BCPLM one." HOMMLZZ ZNILZZ For this deal, look onl y at the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It is almost impossible to remember how lragic a West and North hands. Against ptacotho world is when one is playing golf."- Roben Lynd four spades, you lead the club queen: three, nine. four. You conWOlD 1 tinu e with your second club, part SAM I ner winning wi th th e king and ldll•d ~y CLAY I . POUAN - - - - - · cas hing the ace. What would you Rearrange letters of th,e di scard? four scrambled words below to form four lirnple words: North must have bee n distraclcd for a moment 11 01 to have bid E· T 0 N 0 E two· spades. Always try to 2 D respc>nd, espec iall y with a fit for I I I 1 I I YOU ... EXCEPT parlner. NOT IN MY HEAR CHOICE Fishbein, who was West, saw WHAT I OF BEST ARTIE th at if hi s partner cou ld be perJUST fRIENDS . ~---,.1,..--.-1 ~I 0 Sl\tD' suaded to lead a. fo urth club. the spade queen would be promoted as the settin g tri ck. And to get the -.,.,.M....,.U,.-Q~L While looking around an anmessage across, Harry discarded 4 tique mall, I believe that antiques the diamond ace. are sold with very def1nite pnces When you need partner to r--::-N ...,1;--:' V ,-..,.R -:E:--:-M::---.1 that are . . - . . • make an unusual play, do something unusual yourself. S Complete t~e ~huckle quoted Also, I expect Fishbein co m---1.-.l..- L . .....J__.J._---'· by lilling in the missing trwofds you develop from s1ep No. 3 bekrw. mended East on his choice or I ENJO~EP THIS CONCERT three clubs in preference to three MORE THAN ANI/ OTHER P~INT NUMBERED LETTE~S IN 1 THESE SQUARES diamonds . It was a very th ought 8ECAUSE I 60T TO 6E AN USHER .. ful action. UNSC~AMBLE ABOVE LETTERS ..' vert1se our • us1ness HILL'S " It's a wm, and every wm \f\~N'PLL iii· URG Davis finrshed with 18 poum and fimshed a perfect 4-fot-4· from the 3-point line. "I think they keyed on me a little bit more, but they opened up Scotty,'' md Copas. "They probably should have left me more open tha n letting Scotty gettmg on a rolL" Sophomore forward Chris Ballenger finrshed with 14 points and· six rebounds for the Redmen (3-0), while freshmen forward Joe Marun netted 11 points. [ Tr:JEO TO E:.Mrowt.i:. Advertise in this space for $50 per month. Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 · 45 Att.,.lon 48 25111 48 SMrlocl< rur Ru,tland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners , truck tarps, , convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, 1 motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. • ':' 1-800·291-5600 • Anawer to Prevloua Puzzle BY PHILLIP ALDER A&D Auto Upholstery· Plus, Inc. QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS, INC. 40 Eoldrno, e.g. 42Ukernoet Helping out CHAIR 1t WESTERVILLE, Ohio (AP) - Otterbein footOver 40 yrs experience VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ON STATE ROUTE 33 • Vertical.s • Wood • Minis • ·Etc . .' ball coach Wally Hood has retired after six seasons 6 MILES NORTH OF POMEROY, OHIO AT COUNTY ROAD 18 742·8888 (740) with the Cardinals and 24 years as a collegiate head 144 Third Ave. Gallipolis 446·4995 • No Dealers or Contractors Please WV #023477 coach. 1·88.8-521-0916 Toll Free 1·888-745·8847 Hood, 65, led Otterbein to a 7-3 re'!:ord in 1999, the school's first winning season since 1982. Pomeroy Eagles "Coach Hood has made great strides with the Club Bingo On football program. He worked hard and was able to accomplish what we thought he could when we Bulldozing Er Thursdays first hired him six years ago. Otterbein football, AT 6'30 P.M. Backhoe services, Main St., again, is in a competitive state," said Dick Reynolds, House sne work, Pomeroy, OH , Otterbein's director of athletics. Driveway£. lana Paying $80.00 Before Otterbein, Hood coac hed at Fairmo~t clearing, per ga"l" State in West Virginia from 1984- 1991 and O hto Septic systems $300.00 Coverall Northern from 1974-1983. He compiled a 112installed. $500.00 Starburst 112-8 at the three schools. Jt.. ~ Progressive top line. Hood was the Ohio Athletic Conference's coLie. # 00·50 Hn9/tfn coach of the yea r in 1982, leadi ng the Ohio Northern team to an OAC div!Slo n championship. He nr-.,.---~-..,.------------, was the W~st Vi tginia 1ntercollegiate Athle tic Co~Stop 1n And See r--'""':::::-::~=.::-::-::~:-::=:~':':~---, r-~F~I-.,...E-W_O_O_D_.., fe rence's coach of the year in 1988. WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? "' Steve Riffle SHADERIVERAG.SERVICE FOllSALE Windows Installed "Ahead in service" Dump Truck Delivery Meigs ·~ S a I e S R e p rese 0 t a I i ve and Gallia Counties Call & Certalnteedl -11.6% Protein Livestock/cattle Feed $5.50/100 Leave Message 1 a rr y Schey ·simlngton .., .., ·2 t % Hunters Pride Dog Food $6.75/100 992-6i42 or Lne11me Warranty ·12% Western pride horse feed $5.25/50 Toll-Free 1-87].604·7350 Local Contractor , from Page 81 $1.00 off coupon makes next purchase $4.25/50 Ball Logging 81. Crumbels $5.99/50 Firewood Reasonable Prices JUSt one person every night who's going to contt' T.M. Salt Blocks $4.75/50 lb. 35215 Ball Run Road 150 East State Street Phone (740) 593-6671 FREE Estimates Ollt and score a lot of pomts .Wl•'ve go t a lo t of guys : Athens, Ohio 45701 Shade River Ag. Service Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 35537 St. Rt. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 HEAP Vouchers· accepted who can co n1e out and score:. That makes It ha rd tn 30 "A Better Wa , Eve 740-985-3831 for Meigs & Gallia Counties scout m and dt"fcnd u s, b('CJllSt' you don't kn ow '· '' who to guard." The 5-foot-1 0 guard broke loose with tom 3Advertise in Now Renting :. pointers right off the bat that helped the Redmen ( . this space for A·J MINI-STORAGE take a 64-+5 lead. I $25 per "I was JUSt happy to get a couple of open looks," 992-6396 said Davrs. "They (Pikevrllc) were staying up on me 992·2272 . month. the whole game. 1 wasn't getting any openings. ' They were following me everywhere. 1 think that's ~~hat they can1e out to do, to keep me:: from shootHOWARD L. WRITESEL mg. Roofing "We're a really young team and this is our home 29670 Bashan Home Maintenance opener," Davis added. "A lot of the guys were realRoad Gutters/Down ly nervous. Nathan and myself, we're the two . Racine, Ohio s~niors. We've got to step up rn that kind of situa 45771 Spout . I DON'T DO ROCKY CHAIRS It 740-985-3677 $229.00* ~~ ~ Call for Further Details 992·4119 . '• MYERS TREE SERVI~. . 1-800-272-5179or446-9800 ~ 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Call Us First Or 'We Both Lose! Ask For Mr. Ford Over 30 Year Experience \. ll ~; uultlll lk " Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East 2• Pass 3 .. All pass Pass 4 • • lloctrkol ' l'luollllat Rtof!ng ~ Golton Yllyl ~ & Palnttog Patio & Poidl Dtdts Free Estimates "W'Ii"'p" \l ih\ h ( .If I'.IIH'h \\ .lll. i lo lt l••1 - .. J 8 4 Now Gar.... Special Finance Department . Bankruptcy? 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LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Use your, log ic al dedu clions along wi th ynur intu itive powers to make needed assess men ts. Co llecti vely. they can hdp you make critical judgments or deci.,ions . VIRGO (.Au g. 2.1-Sept. 22) Mingle in circle., t od ~ y in wh ic h people'~ fee l ing~ and int ere~b. parall el .youl's. You need to share your time with tho ~e wit h who!ll you ca n bond more easily. LIBRA (Sept. 2.\-0ct. 2.1) Lei a~~ociate.., ln.u\'v that your :-. tandard' and vit1uc' arc un<Nai labk. lr yoLt ,tand on what you believe. th ose · w1th whom you' ll he involved loday wil l hold you :n hi gh re~ard. • TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Snitch - Pecan- Quilt - Osprey· HONESTY Upon returning fro m .!l weekly golf game, my husband sighed, "l..have th e worst handicap. It's HONESTY " NOVEMBER14I �• Plte 81 • The Dally Sentinel Tueaday, November 14, 2000 r Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • Tuesday, November 14, 2000 • • • The Daily Sentinel • Page B ? 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When he gets on a roll. you ' · had four (3-poinlcrs) in a roll and really broke thei r backs." Ai.n l'owe leJ the Bc.m (2-2) wrth :2.1 pmnts. while Cr,1ig R atl rlf scored 14. Th~:- Rednu:n pl.ty ho..,t to OU. L.mc.l ~tcr .11 thl' llevo Franns Cl.mr c Fmby wrth trp otT sc heduled for H p.tll. Sh.1\\ nee StJte meetr.., Wl'o;t VJrg1n1.1 Wc:,- lcy.ln at 4 p.m " I re.rlly, re.11ly lrke thrs ball club:· s.ud fhonm " I hkc our tJlent. I l1ke our hc.ut .tnd [ hh· our 1. hun 1str y. Wo'rL' JU<;t go111g co h.tVL' ro l!\·c through tht: gr(J\Vlllg pJins until lin me nf thc-.c h .t hlL' ~ g nm up and g~t. a littk more; .:..:o~l.<it,U:nt. ' - I ! I ~ ~ E Hauling • Umestone • Gravel• Sand • Topsoil• Fill Dirt • Mulch • Bulldozer Services (740) 992•3470 Case-IH Parts Dealers. 'THE QUESTION IS . WHV ? 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Success is inevitable with such a weapon. ·SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No v. 22) Perhaps your greatest asset today is ypur ability not to take yourself or developments too se rio~ s ly. By keeping things in proper perspective, you can more easi ly reali ze success. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astra-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relaiionship work . Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hil l Station, New York, NY 10156 . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Expect nothing in return today shou ld you step forward to aid so meone who needs help in resolving a problem. By doing so, you' ll ha ve a long-stand ing ~eod. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Before making any important 16 O e 1lCKET SAVS, KID .. SIT .DOWN OVER T~ERE! .' 74N87-G3B3 8 Religious songs " Now --me clown to oleep" 23 TV actress I I I I I PON'T CARE WllAT YOUR -' or as ow·as 7 ....,.A--,1 I ,. IL.-~1...LI__.!,1.......~_: ., mont 6 Klrid of cross · ::~:~:~' S©\\4UlA-~t.tfs· 0 ~~--~~L_~~~~ 591·5011 An Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized g"rp. mu•ICIII 27 Toupee DOWN 30 Beto 1 Toke a dip 32 Fruit rlponer 2 Alley 34 Style ol typo 35 Type ol onglne 3 Author Ferber 4 Ingrid 36 Actor Dan•on Bergmon'a 37 Spoonbender daughter Geller 5 Exploolve 39 Au111or of (abbr.) "Bellefteur" Opening lead: • Q ( . .,WICK'S. , DEPOYSAG PAR,.S · HACJLittG unci with this young team," sard Copas. Rin Grande opened up a 75-52 lead at one porllt in the game. "We got a little bit better offensively," said JUSt got lO keep runmng stu fr to get hnn opL'fl. He Free Estimates Toll free HolmM' 12 Ambuoll oulolant 14 Hetedllllry 51 · 15 Compooolonocrotclllng ote 54 Aquotlc II - culpa mommolo 17 "Jopon'' llnloh 55 Fire~ 191von'o refuul 56 Bronte heroine 20 Mokeo oecure Jane 23 Ftoln and onow 57 Well-known 245 "Xonodu" cow Harry Fishbein was a colorful, 33 Leader 38 A Gerohwln popular character on the bridge 40 Goose genus scene for over SO years. First, he 41 Eye part 42 Tea forwas an expert al auction bridge, 43 Dislike where there was no reason to bid 44- ·billy hi gh. Suppose your one-club 4& "- the Boss?'' opening bid was passed out. If b--+----!--1--l----!47 Abominable you won all 13 tricks, you Snowman 48 Exlotence received the grand-slam bonus. 50 Mine product ·' As menti oned yesterday, Fish52 Off - wall ·, 53 Mil. title bein was famous for his vast collection of berets. He also had a whimsical sense o f humor. For CELEBRITY CIPHER y~s-. · ·example, at a tournament in 1943, by Luis Campos a woman exclaimed, " I hear HarCelebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quot~tions by famous people, past and JUST FO, present Each lener In the cipher stands for another. ry Fishbein' is here. He won the A SP~Lt... Today's clue: G equals C Masters Individual last year. Can you point him out to me?" 'KS GHLCRKSX, RVL NSZF VCHE ~· After, spending some time Wr• •• • RVKSX'M AN YLXKS; C XHCMM · vey in g the playing-room, he said, . " To tell you t~e truth, ma'am. ·1 YZCEL'M SN LCMKLH RN PCAL can't see him . Ask that tournament direc tor. He knows everyRVCS .CS NCA . ' BCPLM one." HOMMLZZ ZNILZZ For this deal, look onl y at the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It is almost impossible to remember how lragic a West and North hands. Against ptacotho world is when one is playing golf."- Roben Lynd four spades, you lead the club queen: three, nine. four. You conWOlD 1 tinu e with your second club, part SAM I ner winning wi th th e king and ldll•d ~y CLAY I . POUAN - - - - - · cas hing the ace. What would you Rearrange letters of th,e di scard? four scrambled words below to form four lirnple words: North must have bee n distraclcd for a moment 11 01 to have bid E· T 0 N 0 E two· spades. Always try to 2 D respc>nd, espec iall y with a fit for I I I 1 I I YOU ... EXCEPT parlner. NOT IN MY HEAR CHOICE Fishbein, who was West, saw WHAT I OF BEST ARTIE th at if hi s partner cou ld be perJUST fRIENDS . ~---,.1,..--.-1 ~I 0 Sl\tD' suaded to lead a. fo urth club. the spade queen would be promoted as the settin g tri ck. And to get the -.,.,.M....,.U,.-Q~L While looking around an anmessage across, Harry discarded 4 tique mall, I believe that antiques the diamond ace. are sold with very def1nite pnces When you need partner to r--::-N ...,1;--:' V ,-..,.R -:E:--:-M::---.1 that are . . - . . • make an unusual play, do something unusual yourself. S Complete t~e ~huckle quoted Also, I expect Fishbein co m---1.-.l..- L . .....J__.J._---'· by lilling in the missing trwofds you develop from s1ep No. 3 bekrw. mended East on his choice or I ENJO~EP THIS CONCERT three clubs in preference to three MORE THAN ANI/ OTHER P~INT NUMBERED LETTE~S IN 1 THESE SQUARES diamonds . It was a very th ought 8ECAUSE I 60T TO 6E AN USHER .. ful action. UNSC~AMBLE ABOVE LETTERS ..' vert1se our • us1ness HILL'S " It's a wm, and every wm \f\~N'PLL iii· URG Davis finrshed with 18 poum and fimshed a perfect 4-fot-4· from the 3-point line. "I think they keyed on me a little bit more, but they opened up Scotty,'' md Copas. "They probably should have left me more open tha n letting Scotty gettmg on a rolL" Sophomore forward Chris Ballenger finrshed with 14 points and· six rebounds for the Redmen (3-0), while freshmen forward Joe Marun netted 11 points. [ Tr:JEO TO E:.Mrowt.i:. Advertise in this space for $50 per month. 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Pomeroy Eagles "Coach Hood has made great strides with the Club Bingo On football program. He worked hard and was able to accomplish what we thought he could when we Bulldozing Er Thursdays first hired him six years ago. Otterbein football, AT 6'30 P.M. Backhoe services, Main St., again, is in a competitive state," said Dick Reynolds, House sne work, Pomeroy, OH , Otterbein's director of athletics. Driveway£. lana Paying $80.00 Before Otterbein, Hood coac hed at Fairmo~t clearing, per ga"l" State in West Virginia from 1984- 1991 and O hto Septic systems $300.00 Coverall Northern from 1974-1983. He compiled a 112installed. $500.00 Starburst 112-8 at the three schools. Jt.. ~ Progressive top line. Hood was the Ohio Athletic Conference's coLie. # 00·50 Hn9/tfn coach of the yea r in 1982, leadi ng the Ohio Northern team to an OAC div!Slo n championship. He nr-.,.---~-..,.------------, was the W~st Vi tginia 1ntercollegiate Athle tic Co~Stop 1n And See r--'""':::::-::~=.::-::-::~:-::=:~':':~---, r-~F~I-.,...E-W_O_O_D_.., fe rence's coach of the year in 1988. WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? "' Steve Riffle SHADERIVERAG.SERVICE FOllSALE Windows Installed "Ahead in service" Dump Truck Delivery Meigs ·~ S a I e S R e p rese 0 t a I i ve and Gallia Counties Call & Certalnteedl -11.6% Protein Livestock/cattle Feed $5.50/100 Leave Message 1 a rr y Schey ·simlngton .., .., ·2 t % Hunters Pride Dog Food $6.75/100 992-6i42 or Lne11me Warranty ·12% Western pride horse feed $5.25/50 Toll-Free 1-87].604·7350 Local Contractor , from Page 81 $1.00 off coupon makes next purchase $4.25/50 Ball Logging 81. Crumbels $5.99/50 Firewood Reasonable Prices JUSt one person every night who's going to contt' T.M. Salt Blocks $4.75/50 lb. 35215 Ball Run Road 150 East State Street Phone (740) 593-6671 FREE Estimates Ollt and score a lot of pomts .Wl•'ve go t a lo t of guys : Athens, Ohio 45701 Shade River Ag. Service Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 35537 St. Rt. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 HEAP Vouchers· accepted who can co n1e out and score:. That makes It ha rd tn 30 "A Better Wa , Eve 740-985-3831 for Meigs & Gallia Counties scout m and dt"fcnd u s, b('CJllSt' you don't kn ow '· '' who to guard." The 5-foot-1 0 guard broke loose with tom 3Advertise in Now Renting :. pointers right off the bat that helped the Redmen ( . this space for A·J MINI-STORAGE take a 64-+5 lead. I $25 per "I was JUSt happy to get a couple of open looks," 992-6396 said Davrs. "They (Pikevrllc) were staying up on me 992·2272 . month. the whole game. 1 wasn't getting any openings. ' They were following me everywhere. 1 think that's ~~hat they can1e out to do, to keep me:: from shootHOWARD L. WRITESEL mg. Roofing "We're a really young team and this is our home 29670 Bashan Home Maintenance opener," Davis added. "A lot of the guys were realRoad Gutters/Down ly nervous. Nathan and myself, we're the two . Racine, Ohio s~niors. We've got to step up rn that kind of situa 45771 Spout . I DON'T DO ROCKY CHAIRS It 740-985-3677 $229.00* ~~ ~ Call for Further Details 992·4119 . '• MYERS TREE SERVI~. . 1-800-272-5179or446-9800 ~ 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Call Us First Or 'We Both Lose! Ask For Mr. Ford Over 30 Year Experience \. ll ~; uultlll lk " Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East 2• Pass 3 .. All pass Pass 4 • • lloctrkol ' l'luollllat Rtof!ng ~ Golton Yllyl ~ & Palnttog Patio & Poidl Dtdts Free Estimates "W'Ii"'p" \l ih\ h ( .If I'.IIH'h \\ .lll. i lo lt l••1 - .. J 8 4 Now Gar.... Special Finance Department . Bankruptcy? Credit·Problems? \II 1 \ hTi•11 n-pl.n1 nw n1 honh p .ut~ . 1- .....lolls & R~t~edtloi GALLIPOLIS • 8 7 5 2 •AK 972 South . aAK98 5 •AK872 CARPENTER OF JI·I4-0G .. J 7 6 4 • QJ 4 BlUM LUMBER 1'1'. R'l'. 248 CDI'I'ER 740-992-5232 1 C.ught wlnke forty I The one hen! ...... "THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SECURITY" · 33795 Hiland Rd. COMMERCIAL and RfSIDEIITIAL ACROSS 10 Wolklngln SECURITY Protect your guns, family heirlooms, coin and card't collections, legal papers, investment records, nh,,tn.t-; albums, cameras, household inventory sentimental ilems will be safe. For more information call 1 decision today. be sure to di sc uss it wil h your mate , partner or teammate, depending on the area involved . A superior th ought could be injected. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb . 19 ) Don't waste your time on fri volous pursuits today. Chances are you'll end up wil h a guilt trip if you don ' t spend your time on practical outlet s !hat co uld benefit others, as well. PISCES (Feb. 20- March 20) This is a favorable time for spe nd ing your le isure hours with someone who is near.and dear to your heart, be it one of your own or a close pal. It could turn oul to be a day to cherish. , ARIES (March 21-April 19) This is un excellent day to deal with issues that cou ld concern your home or family. Work on that which needs tending. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Use your mental and imagi native facultie s liberally today, because they could be a bit keener than usual. Several needed plans can now be constructively formulated. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Think in terms of broad marketing today. The aspects are excellent for you in all things that de al with promoting somethin g for public consumpt ion. CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's an excellent day to .focus your energies on thing s or issues that are personally important Ia you, especiall y if they in volve what you want for yourse lf. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Use your, log ic al dedu clions along wi th ynur intu itive powers to make needed assess men ts. Co llecti vely. they can hdp you make critical judgments or deci.,ions . VIRGO (.Au g. 2.1-Sept. 22) Mingle in circle., t od ~ y in wh ic h people'~ fee l ing~ and int ere~b. parall el .youl's. You need to share your time with tho ~e wit h who!ll you ca n bond more easily. LIBRA (Sept. 2.\-0ct. 2.1) Lei a~~ociate.., ln.u\'v that your :-. tandard' and vit1uc' arc un<Nai labk. lr yoLt ,tand on what you believe. th ose · w1th whom you' ll he involved loday wil l hold you :n hi gh re~ard. • TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Snitch - Pecan- Quilt - Osprey· HONESTY Upon returning fro m .!l weekly golf game, my husband sighed, "l..have th e worst handicap. It's HONESTY " NOVEMBER14I �• ' Page B 8 • The Dally Sentinel tance, so I JU~t wanted to gt•t gomg s.~ra1ght MNF I from Page 81 sca>on tor rhe Ra"lers (s-:n. both tll the Brnncos. and It ended thctr s1x-g.une winmng sneak ~ Dcnwr (o - 4) h"' bear~n the Ra1ders 1 I our of 12 meeungs unJer ShJn.th.ln . " It wa> h~e a plJyoff game,'' l l<nw• kt ck<·r Jason Ebm said. ' 'We neL"ded it . ro ~ray m the hunt." " Denver madt• .~<ome timdv 'plays." 0.1kland coar h Jon Cru~ dr..·n s.ud. '' Tht"y !<~howr..·J J lot of rt•siht'IKy. The blnlkt·d pum wo1s ,, btg pl.ly. Tht· turn on~ r rano tomght dcJrly w,1, Jnothr..·r kl'y HH.lH: .ltur 111 thl.· Slon.:bo.nd." Aftn .th~.:.· R.ud~..·n, r.1lllr..·d from J .2.4 - 10 th:tl( lt WJth .1 p.11r of fuurrh - LJ LUrt~o·r t OLh.' hd o \\'11\ - thL." l.lst \\1th I :O(J k·ft ( ;nt''-l' drnn.• tbt• Br(~!li.."O" -44 v.n~h t(,r Fl.tm\ -+ 1- Y . . .trd til'ld ~ ·o .\l on the g.un r..·".., tiu.1l pby '" I dJdn 't h1t ll goml," ' EL1m . . .ud " I t,\ U~.dH ,\lot ut'g LI\\ \dlt.' II lint lt , but It \U-. -.tJ.li ght . I kil L' \\ fm111 _.1 It \\ ,\'\ gmn g to h.l\'t' thL' di~ L'Ollllllg ~ It "The balls were hke Kl' I'm gl.ul they got me as do!!L' a~ thl')' thd .. At kH.·kutT, th e tempt•rawr~ wJs 20 degn.•es, and It dropp,•d to 13 111 the second half. It m ay hJ\'C bel'll Broncos wc;.nher, but tht• R.:ndl'rs Jonunatl·d t•.trly. After Tt>rrdl Davis scored on a ) - ·/.ad run less than four nunmes Ill, the Raiders mok control i.J\1 bmh >ide, llf the ball . They 'ilammed Grtl'~t· to thl' ground on .1 ~cramble, mjunng his shoulder. C.ril'~t' ,,Ire;tdy Ius torn ca rtilage lil the ~ h oulder, hm tht• !11Jlln~s arL' .1pp.1rl·ntly unrc- !Jkd. Brcu Conw;~y. subbing tC.)J till· 111JI.In.:: d Scba~tl.\11 J.uukow~ikl, k1 r ked .1 19-yml tield g<1.1l Lit<' 111 tht· first qu.trtn, .111d tht.· ICulkrs wem up 10:...7 .1r h.dftlllll' .lflt.•r ltlllb.lck Z.1ck Croch•!t\ 1- \'.l rd \ U ll'lll,!; \'.1 run. w h 1ch C. 1ppl·d r<'turnt·d It 12 yards for a touchdown . Gnese threw •n It -yard TD pass to nghr ,·nd Byron Chamberlam early Ill the fourth quan,•r tilt a ~ -1-10 lead. But tht• R a1ders thdn 't qmt. At(t"r nne dnvt' fizzlt•d at the Denver 11, Crockett scored .1ga1n on J l -yard run , and RH:h Gannon ha T 11n Brown on a 22-yard \COrill g p.lSS to tle It . St:\ 'l' ll of El.11n\ ~ .1 - v.ndcr ttt.•d H n11dw.n· rhruugh tlw thu-d pl'nod . .111d l kil\'t.'l' WI.'IIt ,J!ll'.ld \\'ht.'ll fi ) Ok: I t.' l.1 n (~old bl~,ckt.·d .1 punt .llld .ll'l' opportunity to contiilLIC p1tchmg." Buston gcncr.tl lllJn.lgt'r DJn Duquette :-..ud. " H c:'s g-ot .111 rt.' :tchc-d t.'Xtn.:mdy h1gh kvd Jii .lt .1 \'i.>ung .tgc:." M:1rnnc:z \Vt.'lH 1H- 6 \Vi.th a 1.7 4 ERA nearly two runs benc:r th :m Clemc:m · second-best AL ma rk of .J. 70 . It was the low- est ERA b)' an AL starter smce LlllS TIJnt 's 1.60 ERA in 1968. " Ib iS IS equa lly Js good a sea~>Jn. nuybc better," 5aid J\11artincz. who led the league with 28-1 stnkeouts :tnd four r;hu tout s. BCS from Page 81 pl.lY" rlond.! Sr.Ht.' S.uunby. Flond:1 Sute t.· n' ,Jch B~)hb\'. .It Bowden 1\ jll\t g01 11 g \\'Hh tht' flnw untJ! tla.' tin.rl \LHHhns,'\ . "We ·\'l' ,till t.";Ot m1r \\'t l rk t.' llt lJLit fur ll". hut lllll'-f llf dH· te.nm kf( h,lH' g,\1\\t.''- to ~-, I.J\· .1'1 Wt•ll," B\>\n.kn .... ud . " Likt.' I ..,,l id . I'll be .1 t~111 of the 13C ~ unnl It kt, 11~ th~..·n I 'll r~·th111k lilY .llkgJ.lll lt.'." dnwll . .1nd h,l\ 'l' to sc hedulc .md zero ten losses. The Sooners have g:~ m ~s rem :~ inin g aga inst Texas Tech .mJ Okbhoma Swe before .1 prob.1bk Big 12 ntk g:~mt.• ag:.unst K.ws.h Sr:uc. Mt.ll111 h:lli. (J.J.J. pmnts 2 for }Wii .tve rJgt.': J.J .. for COIIlpUtl'r r.1nk .n·t· r.Igt.': fl.2 (1 tC.)r ,trc ngt hnf-.., r hl'dule .md I fc.n lo~sc::.. .\1 1.11111 Iu s g.ltnt.'" rl' l1l ,lllllll g .1!;.11 11\t Syr.lt.'ll\l' .uH.:i Bost n11 Col- gory. In the l'i gh t n Hnputer r ,J nktll !-,"S. the Hurri cme~ had an ,1\'l'l'.H.:;t.' n t~ k·gc. Fhlrid.l St:ltc lud pl.1yotr. A(tcr (J . •I.\1 ,\\'l'Llt;l'; pmnt" 1. 1-t fnr t.' Oi nputl' r r.1nk ,J\'l'.r.lgl'; O.fl}ol fo r The tt'Jllh tlut tin1'h 1-~ 111 the tln.d BCS ,t,lnt.l!n g-. rc·k.l~l'd ! >cc. J wd l pl.ty 111 .1 n,ltton .d title g .lll\l' in rht.• Or.1ngc Bo\\'1 ()Jl J,u1. .1 . Th l· sunJrug" .lrt.· b.hl'd on .1 fo rnnd ,t tlu t Jll ln rpnr.H . . , the A P poll pith the t. o.K llt•,· poll. t.' tght c ompute r r<~nklllg~. ~t.' hcduk strength .md 11\Itn b t.•r of losses . "Whl'l1 Flortd.l St.Ht.' Jll111pcd by us, there \\',\s rc .llly nothing \VC could do," D an:-. s.nd . "\X/c'll JUSt try to w rn gJnh:s .111d hope the rest takes e m: of a,df." Ok.Llhonu totJkd 2.:>2 pmnt~ tim week I p01nt for poll avcragc. I (or ~.· olll p titt.' r r.mk Southem from Page 81 ;.,tre n gth -nf-~l'he t.lulc \ o~SC'S. .md I fur Tht.• BCS W.l:-. Cl'l'.Hn1 t\\·o n·.1r\ .1go tn com l' up \\'lth .1 n .H;O t l. t! uti ~ g.tlll l' wHhmlt lll,tltlH IIl g ,J th~· t~)p. t\\\) tl'.llll~ the rt.·nuining BCS g.J lliL''> the R me, 'Sug.1r .1 nd F l t'~t.l buwh ..,l·kn frolll t ht' rcm :nning p lJo! of qll .liltl ~:d dt.·cHkd, Matt A ~ h. B t.· ~ t Dcfcn :-. tw LllH:- m.m; l)·kr Lmk. Best Ofle nSJvc Ltn t.· man : .111d A.tro n Ohl111!!;l' r. 1k•sc S p~c t .1l Tc.111.1:-.. Ab..,L' nt ~"·"" Mo~t lmpn )\'e d , Andq..'\\' C n tf lll.l ll . le n ,ttldl' tl'.., \ \ 'l'l't' hn nnrc d for ~.·. rnnn g A l l ~ rv< · All - A L. ILi L' Illl l i l r 1111H ~ \u ~tlcr H' ,ll llhl k·nl' J d tl l'lll !-'; t h t' ll l lll l"l'll t '> ( Hl rl ~ ,l', l 'l lll. I I J.llllt.i tJI ., \l lllllLlt l\ \' ( lc.1q ,l ;l't\ . .nid hL· m orl' . ] U JU.H . or -; ~ IU II \o ph o \l' Jli()l A ll Au cl .1 hllll\ H Cl'\ .trt.· An\\ In·. R .tl hL· l JVI .n ,Jull. M.ll\'11 l n ttl. l::.IIJII\' \11\'t.' r\ , \ h, IUJl,\ i\ \.lt ll\l' J. li?l' ( :(lJtldl. t\tLI{l A~ h . h ·k·J I It .tit'. [o n .t,t h.m l ·un~ llld ih.n Hhlll l'l t.' l\ \..' C;ord n11 h ... hn IJ I.u.k th ~.· fHL' t' !llh 'l' l l f.\t l!l l l\ . 1: Oakland .. . Denver .. .. Kansas C1ty . Seatt!e .. San Diego 216 206 Monday'• Gam" 149 128 1t9 235 Portland 94 , New Jersey 82 Dallas 90, L.A. CIWers 76 Tuelday'• Gamn Portland at Atlanta, 7;30 p.m . Char1otte at Miami, 7 ~ 30 p m. Golden State at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Or1ando at Sacramento, 8 p.m. Utah at San Antonio, 8.30 p.m. Chicago at HouS1on, 8:30p.m. New York at Seatt&e. 10 p.m. ·oenvar at LA. Lakers , t 0:30 p.m. ....... 2 8 0 .200 93 217 Wu1 ........ 8 2 0 .BOO 280 t 99 225 236 260 253 Wednnc;llty'e Gem .. NFC Washington at Soslon, 7 p .m. Ctevejand at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Indiana at Detroit, 7:30p.m Atlanta at Milwaukee , 8 p.m . Miami at New Jersey. 8 p.m . Golden Stale at Minnesota, 8 p .m . Dallas at Phoeni)(, 9 p.m New York arLA Clippers, 10:30 p.m Eatt WLTPctPFPA ...... 7 3 0 .700 192 153 NY G•an!s Philadelphia .. ......... 7 4 0 636 230 170 Washmgton ..... 6 4 0 .600 185 158 .... ...... 4 6 0 400 227 219 ..... 3 7 0 .300 161 277 Central .8 2 0 800248 218 Dallas . Arizona _, Mmnesota .. ;... 6 4 0 .600 6 4 0 600 ..... 4 6 0 .400 ........ 2 B 0 .200 Detro11 . Tampa Bay Green Bay 182 252 209 140 .750 1/2 3 .625 1 t/2 3 .571 2 6 .250 4112 6 250 4 t/2 5 167 • 1/2 LA. Clippers ... .. .............2 Seattle ............................ 2 GoktenState ....................... 1 SuncHy'a a.m.. Detroit 101 , Seattle 92 Sacramento 109, Dallas 84 Denver ~5. l..A. Clippers 79 Orlando 105, Goklen Slate 99, OT L.A. La)<ers 105, Houston 99 ...... ~ ... 3 8 ,1) .273 120 244 ........... 6 4 0 .600 295 ............ 5 5 0 .500 250 ... 4 7 0 .364 185 .......... 0 10 0 .000 t 52 .857 2 197 167 207 246 8 2 0 800 392 303 ... 7 3 0 700 203 152 .... 4 6 0.400 193 173 PRO HOOPS National Basketball Alloclatlon Eastern Conference Atlantic Divl•lon Rhiladelphia W L Pet. o 1.000 ...... .... 7 New York .. .. .5 . .4 Orlando .... Miami ........... .. . ... .. .... .. 3 New Jersey . . .... ...... 3 Boston ... ........ .. .. .... .. 2 Wa shington .. 2 GB 2 .714 2 4 .500 3 1/2 3 .500 3 1/2 4 .429 4 4 .333 4 1/2 6 .250 5 112 Central Div1slon .. ., .... .... 5 1 Cleveland .. lndtana . .. ...... 4 2 3 Charlotte ...................... 4 Toronto .. 4 3 Detroit 3 5 Chicago . . .. 1 5 Mtlwaukee ....... ... . ........ t 5 Atlanta ... 0 7 .833 1 .667 .571 .571 375 167 . 167 .000 5 1/2 Pet GB 1 .833 2 7 t4 112 1 1/2 1 1/2 3 4 4 Western Conference Midwest Division W L . Utah ................... 5 SanAnton to ....... 5 Da llas . .. ... 5 ..... 4 Vancouver .. .. .3 Denver . . Mtnnesota .. .. .. , 3 Houston ......... ... ... .... 3 3 625 1 3 57 1 1 112 4 429 2 1/2 4 .429 2 112 5 .375 3 Euterri Conference Atlantic Dlvl•lon W L TOLPta, Pt1tsburgh ......... 9 5 2 1 2t NV Rangers ........ 8 B 0 0 16 Phtladelphta ........ 6 7 4 0 16 NV Islanders ....... 6 6 2 1 t 5 New Jersey ........... 6 7 3 0 15 Northeast Division onawa .............. 9 4 4 22 Buffalo .................. 9 4 1 1 20 Toronto ............... 9 6 2 0 20 Boston .................. 6 8 2 1 15 Mohrreal ............ 5 10 2 0 12 Sautheast Olvl1ion Carolina ......... :.. ... 5 8 · 3 0 13 Tampa Bay ........ .... 5 a 1 1 12 · Allanta ............ ...... 3 5 6 12 Washington ........ 3 a 5 1 12 9 Florida ......... . ,.. 1 7 4 3 Western Conferanee Central Divlalon o. o W L GF GA 54 48 so 55 43 34 51 39 55 48 58 43 44 35 47 34 42 62 44 54 40 50 61 47 42 42 !39 29 52 46 TOL Pto GF GA StLouis ............. 11 2 3 0 25 51 Detroit.. . 10 5 1 1 22 49 · Nashvitte . .6 4 5 1 18 38 Chicago . . 5 9 1 2 13 41 Columbus.. .5 10 1 1 12 33 Northwest Division Co lorado ............ . 13 2 3 29 55 Edmonton ...... . .. 10 8 2 0 22 57 Vancouver .. .. ..... 8 5 3 1 20 57 Calgary .. ;... . .... 5 9 3 2 15 41 Minnesota . ... 4 10 3 1 12 35 Pacific Division Phoenix ......... ... 10 3 5 0 25 53 San Jose .... ... .... 10 3 2 0 22 43 Los Angeles ........ ,.!) 6 4 0 22 64 Dallal\ ..... .............. 8 4 2 1 19 41 Anaheim ............... 6 8 3 2 17 51 Two points for a wln, one point for a lie overtime loss. Sunday'• Games Carolina 4, Ottawa 0 Atlanta 2, Washington 2, tie Phoenl~~; 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 Detroit 3. Anaheim 2 Edmonton 5, Minnesota 4 Monday's Gamet BuHalo 3, Calgary 2, OT Atlanta 4, Florida l Colorado 3, Pittsburgh 2, OT Tuesday'• Games Phoeni,.; at Washington, 7 p.m. Dallas at Columbus . 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Montreal , 7:30p.m. San Jose at New Jersey, 7:30p.m. St. Louis at Edmonton, 8:30 p,m Chicago at Vancouver. 10 :30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Florida at carolina, 7 p.m. PhiiEidelphia at Toronto, 7:30p.m. Nashville at Atlanta . 7:30p.m. San Jose at Detroit, 7 :30p.m. .Dallas at Buffalo, 8 p.m N.V Rangers at Minnesota, 8 p.m Colorado at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m 27 43 37 53 53 o I W-1. 1. Connectlcul(41 J . 2. Tennesaee ................ ...o-o .. ..... .2·0 982 t 2 900 5 4. Purdue ........................ ....... 1-Q 891 4 5. Gemgia .. ... .........................0.1 863 S 8. Notra Dame ....................0-o 7. Rutgers ..... .... ... ............. .. 0-o 8. Louisiana Tech . .. ... .2-o 9. LSU . ........................ 1-1 tO . Iowa St. ............ ,_, .. ...........0.0 11 . Penn St. ............................ 1-0 12. Stanlord ................ .. .0-0 13. Virginlll . . . ... . .. .. . ..2·0 14. OW.Ianoma.. . ...o-o 15. Texas 'Tech ................ ..0·0 16. W isconsin .......................... O·O 17. Misslssippi Sl.... ...... ..0-0 18. Old Dominion . . . 0·1 ·19. N.C State ........ o-o 20. Vanderbill ..........................o-0 21 . SW Missouri St. ............. 0-0 22 . North Carolina ....... . .0-0 23. Auburn ... . ...... 0·0 24 OrAgOn .. .. ..-...................0·0 25 . 111inois ................................O·O 811 746 6 6 & 7 10 13 11 15 14 3. !luke. ........... 68-4 683 640 614 538 462 437 434 331 321 f'lorith had ').62 ponm ,md \\'ou ld mo,·c imo ntlc cuntl'lltHHl wah J. win o \·cr Florid;l St.1te Fl onJ.t State's ~c hedulc ~ t renglh dropped I 0 pLlccs - fm nt ~ ev ­ cnth to 17th toughest - follow ing tht: Wake r:orcst gam e. MiJmi \ sc hedule strl'hgth improved from sixth to fifth. The Hurri c;mcs picked up .-1-4 pnilllS CI1Jmp1o11 <:. of '>IX co nt~·rt.'llft.'~ the AlT. Ill ,; EN, II• ~ Tl'n. ll1~ 12. I'J c- ltt.md SEC - qlu lt fy for .1 BCS g:1me ..tnd t \\'\1 .ltl:t rge tt'.llllS :J rt' sclectt·d tn fill o u t thl' tield. - 20 172 150 21 22 135 24 131 23' Thanks to the 1 many voters who honor me by finding some reality in the Red Packet Plan for Meigs. Don't lose faith by your small number. If the economic numbers lead to the hard future reality that all indicators point to, your friends will need you . Each to help lead our counties, farmers, and even our small businesses back into an area based economic system . I recommend that you investigate the initiative system to help your disconnected two-heritage units of fighting neighbors think of a single Meigs problem . They are both good people who love their families· and neighbors, just lost in a media world too smart for the level of time and personal concentration they can give to see their reality. Mr. Nader did speak uncontested truths and each of you can find support in each other to help raise these truths to your neighbor's minds if you work together. Good luck. C.E . Ed Evans tt 67 Friday, Nov. 26 Third Place Semifinal losers Championship Semtfinal wmne1s 49 51 52 35 30 S1 33 66 and COWGE HOOPS J. • TRANSACIIONS ·1 BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS-Exercised the 2001 contract option on CF Kenny Lofton and RHP Paul Shuey_ E,.;ercised the 2002 contract option on LHP Ricardo Rincon. TEXAS FlANGERS-Slgned RHP Jayson Durocher to a minor league contract. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-S igned AHP Jason Dickson to a minor league contract. National League ATLANTA BAAVE5-Named Jim FregoSI special assistant to the general manager BASKETBALL National Basketball A1aoc:latlon NBA- Fined Boston F Antoine Walker $2,500 lor verbally abusing a: game official. · FOOTBALL National Football League MIAMI DOLPHINS- Re·signed 06 Mike Quinn Wai11ed LB Michael Hamilton ST. LOUIS RAMS-Placed RB Trung Canidate Qn injUJed reserve SAN DIEGO CHAAGEAS-s;gn ed 08 Ke11m Oalt to the practice squad . HOCKEY National Hockey league COLORADO AVALANCHE- Reca lled AWs Ville Nteminen and B1ad Larsen DALLAS STARS-Recalled LW Jon S1m from Utah of the IHL I The AP Women'a Top 25 T he lop 25 teams tn The Associated Press ' women' s colle ge baskelball.pou. w1th first -place FLORIDA PANTH ERS- Recalled 0 Peter Ratchu k lrom Louisville ol the AHL. Activated RW Scott Mellanby from the 1n1ured reser\le Sent RW DAv1d Emma to LOUI Sville NEW YORK RANGERS - Watved RW John Macl ean. ~il11ifli! ~11 ~milteur Photographers! 9 wish to thank those who supportec1 me during the re cent elec tion ana extenc1 congratulations to Sheriff-tlect '[russell. 17 t2 315 277 207 TBA 32 November 15, 1000 The Daily Sentinel is looking for the dozen best photos of Meigs County people, places or events to be used in a speciai"YEAR 2001" calendar. Winning photos will be included in the calendar, along with the photographer's name and town. • Volume 51 , Number Mel1s County's no Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio so Cents Chamber gets open1n delaye update.on programs FROM STAFF REPORTS CHESTER - "The bridge at Chester will not be ready to open by Nov. 15," says George . M . C:ollins, deputy director of the · Ohio Department of Transportation, District 10. "The earliest date the structure could possibly re-open is Dec. 11 due to the c.u.re time needed for the concrete deck," Collins said Tuesday. "Since the deck was nor poured before Oct. 15, the concrete requires a 30-day cure time." The Ohio Departme nt of Transportation and irs contractor, Maiden and Jenkins Construction Co., N elsonville, began work on the $489,000 project on Sept. 5. The contract calls for replacing_ th e deck and abutments of th e structure. The co ncrete deck was poured on Saturday. According to Philip Roberts, ODOT's project engineer, this project has been very time consuming due to the "tremendous amount of hand work" that was needed to preserve the rainbow arches of the bridge. "We cou ldn 't remove all of the damaged parts of the structure with heavy equ ipm ent and force, and not damage the arches ," he explained. "So we had to just peck away." The fact that the bridge is one of the few remaining concrete arch bridges in Ohio is the re as on for the extreme care being taken during the construction . Because of this historical sigmficance, the bridge is being rehabilitated to look exactly thc .same, but with Significant, yet unseen, structural changes which will allow it to carry heavy traffic once again. A load limit was placed on the old bridge in January 1999 . when problems of deterioration became evident during a regul ar inspection. Eventually, th e structure was closed to traffic, and although ODOT's official detour follows state routes, mo st motorists use a nearby GO \lntY road to bypass the closure and get to th e community of Chester. When submitting a bid, 'the contractor estimated costs on the al lowable 75-day closure period. . "The contractor has · been working 10-hour days, five Please see Bridge, Page A3 According to Dugan, Inner Reflections is a short - term MIDDLEPORT The acute admissio n that trl'at" Meigs County Chamber of patients that may have difficul ty Commerce with stressful issues associated listened to with aging, such as grief, lonelithe presenta- ness, copin g with illness or tion of pro - physical di sabi lity, changing . grams roles and status, death and dying. intended to and confli cts with children. assi,st older "The average length of stay is and around 14 days,'' said Dugan. adults studen ts dur- "However, that time is really ing Tue<day's determined by how th e patient ge neral Escandon responds to the treatments ." membership "Our goal is to maintain and m eeting held at Overbrook improve each patient's quality of Nursing Center in Middleport . life as well as enhancing the· Donett<."' Dugan , unit adminpatient's self-respect and digniistrator of ty," added Dugan . Veterans Some of the fe atures o( the Memor ial program consist of a compreBehavio r H ealth Umt, hensive medical and psychologdiscussed the ical evaluation, therapy, coping and life skills training, stress hospi tal's new Inner redu ction, and medication 'm anagement education, said Dugan. R efl ections The chamber also listened to program , a Hernando Esca ndon, SCI' 10-bed Dugan 'upervisor for ACCESS (A secured l1nit BY TONY M . lEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF that is desig11ed to rreat co mplex problems associated with older adults. Center for Co unsel ing, Educa tion and Social Services), discus'! Please see Update, Page Al Commissioners withdraw Issue Two paving projed Parade highlights Christmas events HOLIDAY PREPARATIONS'- It's beginning to look a tot like Christmas in Middleport, as village workers install holiday banners and snowflake lights in the business district. The decorations wilt likely add to the holiday spirit for the Middleport Community Association's annual Christmas Parade on Sunday. The village has purchased additional decorations this year, allowing the village to extend the decorations on North Second, on Mill, and on General Hartinger Parkway. (Tony M. Leach photo) .· M BY BRIAN BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF JDDLEPORT " Middleport ; Th e Christmas Village:' is once again th e theme fC:r ~he Christmas festivities in Middleport. The Middl eport Community Association will k)ck 'off it< schedule of holiday festivities on Sunday, with the annual Christmas parade. The parade wi ll form along Ash Street between IJeech and Broadway, and will procee d on Beech , General Hartin ger Parkway, South Second Avenu e and dmyntown on North Second Avenue. In addition to the parJde, me rchanl' in Middleport will observe their annual H ol iday Open House on Sunday. Registration for rlie merchants' annual Christmas drawinb" wiD begin on Nov. 20, and the weekly drawinb" start Nov. 24. Sunday shopping hours, from I to 5 p.m., will also begin for participating downtown · merch rmts beginning this weekend, and participating merchants will also observe extended .shopping hours, through 8 p.m., Monday throu gh Friday, for the convenience of those who wishing to shop locally. · Following th e parade,· which begins al 2 p.m., Santa Claus will visit the Middleport office of Peoples Banking & Trmt Co., where he will distribute treall to children attending. He will also pose for photographs, at no charge, cour. resy of th e bank. The Middleport Co mmunity Great American Smokeout .Thursday BY CHARLENE HpEFLICH 1. All photos must be taken by an amateur photographer, 18 yeart1 or older, who currently resides In SENTINEL NEWS STA FF Melgo County. 2. Photos must Include either Meigs County people, places or eventl. 3. Winning and runnero·up photoo will become the property or the Dolly Sentinel. Photographers of winning and runner·up photos will be aeked to sign a releaoe to Ohio Valley Publishing for news and promotional purposes. 4. Photographers of winning photos Will be asked to obtain a photo relJ'ase from any subject In the photo, other than the photoJifapher'e Immediate family. 5. All declolono of the judg.,. will be final. 6. The Daily Sentinel reaervet the right to reject any photo. POMEROY -Tomo rrow the American Cancer Sori~ty will ' host its 24th annut~l Great American Smokeout in Meigs Cnllnty. In recognition of tht! obse rvance, the Mc•gs County Health Department Tobacco Prevention Write name, addreas and phone number on the back of photo entries and mall to: HURRY! Deadline is Wednesday, November 15, 5:00p.m. ., Bridge• Official Rules The Daily Sentinel Photo Contest 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Hometown Newspaper 16 18 Preae11on NrT First Round Monday, Nov. 13 Temple 56, Delaware 49 Texas 79. NallY 65 New Me•ico 79, George Mason 68 California 83, Mississippi St . 76. OT Tuesday, Nov. 14 Pepperdtne at Indiana. 7 p.m. FaJrfteld at Villanova. 7 .30 p.m. South Alabama at Marquette. 8 p.m Duke vs . Princeton, 9 p .m. Oual1erflnala Sites and Times TBA Wednasday, Nov. 15 New MeJCico at Temple Callforn1a vs. Te11as Friday, Nov. 17 Ouke·Princeton winner vs. Falrlleld-Villanova· winner Pepperdine-lndiana w1nner vs. South Alaba · ma-Marquelle winner At Madison Square Garden New Vork Wednetday, Nov. 24 Semifinals 55 I Wednesday Pta. PYe, ... Hl 1,025 Olhers receiving votes: UC Santa Barbara 64, Boston Cottage 62, Xa11ier 47 , Texa s 48, UAB 45, Florida 40 , Clemson 36, DePaul 31. Southern Cal 30, Michigan 21 , Tulane 21. Art· zona 13 , George Washington 11, W is .-Greeo Bay 9. UCLA 7, Utah 7, Nebraska 4, New Me~· ico 4, Arkansas 3, Stephen F.Austln 3, SMU a, Colorado St. 1. St. Joseph's 1, Virginia Tech 1. P.ROHOCKEY Meigs honors fall athletes; Rio wins, B1 Details, A3 votea ln parentheses, recordS thtol9' Nov. 1t total points based on 25 points lor a lir&ti)41Ct vote through OrU!I potnl for I 25th-ptact vole and iast week's ranking tl'.lli1S. Jim Souisby, Sheriff thiS p.l:-.t sea son . Thcst· SH S griJ . . t.H.., \\'ere honored '-Vith :-.pt'C I,ll h .1 rdwarc Speci.ll W11111crs \\·ere joihtthan Evan s. lle ' t Otknm•e B.1ck .llr.1 n don H1ll. B~st llefeml\·e ll.J t k. New England .. ....... 6 4 0 .600 223 .......... 2 8 0 .200 167 Centr•l .... 8 2 0 800 204 ....... 7 4 O.S36 i91 ......... 55 0 .500160 ......... 3 7 0 .300 186 .. 3 8 0 .273 186 290 ..... 3 8 0 273 27 4 330 Sunday 's Games De1r011 13. Atlanta 10 Buffalo 20. Chccago 3 Dallas 23, Ccnctnnatt 6 New Orleans 20, Carolina 10 Sea!lle 28 Jacksonville 21 Balllmore 24 Tennessee 23 Mtnnesota 31 . Anzona 14 Cleveland 19 , New England 11 Philadelphia 26. P't1!Sburgh 23, OT Mta mt 17. San Diego 7 San Francisco 2 1. Kan sas City 7 St. Louis 38. N.Y. Giants 24 Tampa Bay 20, Green Bay 15 Indianapolis 23, NY. Jets 15 Open · Washmgton Monday 's Game Denver 27. Oakland 24 Sunday, Nov. 19 Detroit at N.Y. Gtants, 1 p.m. Butfalo at Ka nsas Ctty 1 p m. Tampa Bay at Ch1cago. 1 p.m. Oakland at New Orleans. 1 p m Arizona at Phtladelphia . t p.m. Indianapolis at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Cleve land al Tennessee, 1 p.m. C1ncinnati at New England. 1 p.m. Caroltna at Mcnnesota , 1 p m. San Diego at Denver, 4 :05p.m NY Jets at Miami, 4 :15p.m. Dallas at Baltimore. 4 15 p.m. Allanta al San Francisco. 4.15 p.m. Jacksonville at Pillsburgh , a :20 p.m . Open : Seattle Monday, Nov. 20 Washington at St. Louis , 9 p.m. J. I -J., lK' ltl'r dJ:1n thl' J ..17 'ti·nm l.tsr \\'ct.·k: th e Seminoll·-.· .JHT .I gc r.1ting \\',IS ~.14. the ....IIllt' .1... l.1..,t \\'L't:k . Mi.tmi g.un ed ....'\ I Hll llt \ here. .1 re N.Y. Jels.......... New Orleans Carolina Atla nta San Franci SCO 111 the strength-of-schedule c.lrl'- ,) for poll Indianapolis. .. ... 7 3 0 .700 279 213 Buffalo ....................... 6 4 0 .600 199 189 St l.OUIS l ) l' ll\'t,.' f. st rt' ngth -of- - W L TPta. PI' PA Miami ........................... 8 2 0.800 2H 126 t ................... 6 Sacramento . . .... ... & Ponland .... . .5 LA. lakers . .............. . . .4 West .Jg.utt-.1 lu:-.dull\ best piu-her. · ,In 1 17 inmn g~. hl' allowl'd o n ly 12H hits I h.1n·n 't co m pared t he number;., ." .wd .l~ walks. l.1 ~t yc.tr. M.1rrincz wctlt ~3-_. Hl· .1lso stnH.'k o ut 2H-l b.lttLT\ wt th ;1 2.07-ERA to bc~.: omc only and wasn't afraid to bl'L~>h b.1ck the· fourth pitcher to \\'in the· AL hml'r.s in Jn t"t1C.nt to IIHlmid.ttc Cy Young Aw:~rd un:~· nimou s ly. the oppositi o n . H t.' :~!so joined 'G:~ylord Perry .md Whik 2000 \\""' os good - or RJndyJo hnson .IS th e onlv pl t.-11 - better - than 1999 indiVldu.1lll' crs to \\'in tht.• honor in each fOr MJrtin cz. it w.ts .1 frmtr.Jting k·Jguc. Mart lll l'Z \\·on it in \ 9l.J7 sc:tson n o netheless . The R cJ. So:-.;, for Montrt.~al. despite h;t\'ing tht.• bc-.t te;Jm " I thmk he lud .1 be tter yc.u ERA in thc'' AL. went S5-77 .md tlm yc.1r:· Rt:d Sox man.1gt.'r Juny tinish~d 2 I / 2 games bl'lund th,· Wrlli.tms said. " You ca n 'tJUSt look New YorkYonkees 111 th e AL East. at h1s \\' 111 5 :md losses." " ] would trade thiS ,1\\'ard for a fvl arnm:z ,iolllcd Clc m t.~ns as tht:" chance ro play in th t· World only pitchers to \1'111 the award Series," he said. "As a te:1m. we unanunously t\VICe , but C lemens did pretty good. We didn \ do tlu t d1d his 12 years aport: in I 986 for bad to be disappointed . We were Boston and 1998 for Toro nto. in co nten tion until the end." R o n Guidry of the Yankees was Martinez ea rned a S51lll,OOO the unanimous winner m 1978 bonus on top of hi s S I t million and McLain in 1968. . sala ry for winning ~ he :1\\'ard. M:~rtinez's wins were down due Wells got $50,000 fi1r his third1 in part to poor run support. But place fini sh. evt: rythmg d sc \Vas the s:11nc for :1 ve rage . 0.52 for AFC Ch•cago I~ ().Jkl.lnd\ turnoYt.'n th1~ \l',\\011 I I Ea1t Jacksonville . Cleveland Cinc•nna1i . yar d ~. '' Ht" was m pJin. but he want('d tn pl.1y," Shanahan sa1d. ' 'Tiut'.., tht.• way ht• Jlw.1ys IS . I k w.mt;., to pia~'· I k 's J w.1rnor." Gannon. who compktt:J 30 of "1 ' j"H :':1 . pa ~St'' t'or .ooo l ( ,_ y.tnj s. ':lh. rt.•.tl!y hurts to lost' to tht·~c guys t \\' \ Cl' 111 .I St.'.ISl Hl ~or wh.Ht.'n.' l' rL'.lSlHl, \\'t' hun oursd\'l':-. whl' n \\' l' pl.\y thL'St.' guy\ ." .., -:oo••" Natlonlil Foott.ll L...- Baltimore Pittsburgh . J- -of·-~' "7 rm r _J(J_J " ".t:-. _:1 .1 7_1- rd d n \ t.'. [ PRO Poc:11lc OMolon PhOIAI)( Society news and notes, As lhunclay: aoudy Hlp: 501; l.ow: lOS TODAY'S SCOREBOARD Tenne ssee Griese's 22- yard pass tn Rod Smith tgnaed thl• Bnmcos' final dnve. Gne~t· , whn Ll1ltt.' into [he ga m e as the AFC\ le JLhng p:~~scr, "Tht.TL' .liT otht.·r thin ~.;, tlut con trib l,ltt.· to t hl' wins ti-nm Lt:-.t \ 't',lr. Young A\\'.trd s. t~llh)\n.·d l~y Stt.'\'t' C.trltnn .md Gr( g Maddux wnh four t.'.tch . Tnm St'.l\'t.'r, S.utlk Kolift:x .md P.dma .ds~) lun· rhrl'l' . "Ht.· Jlbt nawt·d 111 wah P.ll!llt.'f .uhJ St.'.l\'t.T .wd Km1t:1x ..IJ\d hl''s Tuesday, November 14, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio SMOKEOUT TALK- Tracey L. O;Dell, R.N., Tobacco Prevention Pro- Association plans a number of other events dunng the holida y seas"On. A Christmas ca ndlelight service will be held o n Dec. 2 at the "T.'' under the direction of the Middleport Mini sterial Assoc iation . A Christmas decorating: contt·st for Middleport residenti is also planned. Pre-registration for the C hri stmas parade i's not required, but question s can be dire cted to Myron Duffield at Yn-4I Y7, or Dick Owen at Locker 2 19, at '1925627. The assoc iation ask<:. only that floats not include a costu m ed Santa, sin ce the " rl'a l' \ Santa tradi- tionally brings the parade to a close. Jh,· POMEROY -A controversial paving project, proposed by Enginee"r R obert Eason. has been cut from the list of Meigs C:ou nty projects to be submitted 1 ,H<"i.~s ( (111111)' !ll'llli."'SiOJJ~'I"". /'~Jft'i/ \Jcllld<t) 1<1 ll'itirdr.tll'd s ~-,t ijt; ti11H I 1'"" '•'·"/ l't ,,,,.•..., <II hill t rtd /<' J for consideration for tht" IssUe Two State C:api tal Improvement Program. The Meig:<. County Commissioners voted Monday to w ithdraw a $375·,33R loa n request that Eason 'i ubmittl'J for paving . of county ro,tds. T he project, with a tot:tl cmt t'Stllnate of $507.213, W'd> ra nked first in the Burkew Hills/ H ockmg Vallev Rq~ioml Dt'vclopmcnt Dl'\trict prior to the loca l ranking procc". T he cou nty 's lo cal re\'1ew committe~, madt; up of Janet Howard. president of the Mt'l~~ County Board of County Commissioners, Middl eport Mayor Sandy lannarelli , Salisbury 'lbwns hip Trustee Ed Durst, Engineer-elect Eugene Triplett, and R ichard Vaughan , an atlarge m ember, met last week to assign point~; to the sevt"n local projects submitted for the next round of fu nd ing. Pnor to that meeting, the commissi o ners su bmitted a letter to Eason, asking that the pro ject proposal be changed from a Please see Issue, Page A3 Today"s Sentinel lSectlons-llPages Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather A5 B3-4 B5 A4 A3 BL3-4,6 Al Lotteries Program and the Meigs County Council on Aging encourage residents to participate by putting out their cigorettes. As explained by Norma Torre1, OHIO health c o mmis~ioncr, this nation- W,YA. gram coordinator, right. and Joy Bentley, fitness;weltness coordinator, ally recognized day takes place on discuss information distribution to take place Thursd ay and Fnday as the third Thur~tlay of ea ch a 'part of the Great American Smokeout. They wilt be available both Novetnber. days to answer question ~ about smoking and provide tips on smoking 1 Please see Socl~ty. Page A3 cessation. (Contributed photo) J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Pick 3: 0-2-H; Pick 4: S-}{-2-2 Daily 3; i\-ll-1 Daily 4; 1>-1•-.l-2 DRIVER INJURED - A one-car accident on Ohio 124 near Pomeroy injured the driver. Brandy Tobin, who was taken to St. Mary's Hospi~ tal, Huntington. W.Va ., by LifeFiight from the scene ofthe noon crash. The accident is being investigated by the Gatlia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol . The Central Dispatch and Pomeroy squads of the Meigs EMS responded to the scene. 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