https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b9a4c5e1cd982d6c8e5c9f873795c771.pdf eeeb4fc32281b35289249d68e3c9da7c PDF Text Text Page 16 • The Dally Sentinel • Thursday, November 18, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Cases concluded in recent CQunty ~ Court session POM EROY - The tolluwmg 1...lS~S W~ I C \ Cso l\~J ICCC IItl y 10 the Mc tgs County Colli I ol Judge P.111 1ck H 0 B11cn r mcd \\CIC Lyle StnLialf. Mtlldk:p,,rt , ohsttuLtmg olliut~ l hus mcss >I00 ' '"Petlllcll to $5 0 plus wsls •o d.l\ s j,HI suspended one yc,u prohathm lk.m c, l)wc ll Pon1Cnl) t.ulutc tn U.tns lc t pl.tt l!s \.: P Sis 1Htly D,t\td J Popp Wmdc1 l'.t speed $'0 plus u 1...,1\ N.wn u R Kr.wsc Alhllny $~() "Plt.:d pJu, P.uncl.t S Nut- u1s h h. ' St M II \, \V Y.1 t.ui LU c w m.tm t.un ltl lllllll $10 plus LOs h . C.ul L Rhod~..' ~2 0 lunn ~.. lt,m W V.t ...t.:.tl hd t plus """ 111uJ il.IJ" $20 plus lnnv 1\1 K~.. nnu.h !,uiLuc to u 1sh l ll .! Jillllll .~ -., un: d !'I ll" ~.u" l " lk·.u dtst.mu: $20 \\'~,. II s ton L~..· tl.l M B.ub Sllll llllllu k . . tun \V V.t ' lk'L'd $~0 pJ u.., Ul\h Cll .u lc-. \V Bu ~.. klc} MH..I~ tllp ll l \ "1.. •\l hdt $2 ~ p\lb \..OS ('. l~ i L h . u d n StlllL1 11pt.' II lwnton ·J1'-ld ~ 10 plu-. u1" 1'\ lnlw R l tlld w. ,t~ lhlld MIL h \ ~0 'Jlt.'t.'d ~.. n .. b. plu.. h:H..' III \' l lul- l.tcl- \lllll li k• N ( 1 ~ Ju , U 'pceu $111 t.t."h ~ Lut1n I 1k P.d.m P.tlk "'" hlll ,!.! \\ \'.1 "J1Lt.'J $~0 plu ... u lsh IJ,I\ id lll,ttk ' 13t. ll 1.11d \ IH.Jlllpp.l I' 1 'Jlt.L d "~ () plu " ll '""' ,~ .11 hl'll \2~ piU \l(l'-, h i\11dl h•.: I B 1\: tllgt('\\ \\ ,tppill t!L I\ I I\ N l ' JlLt:d "S~() Jdu . . I' ~..o . . h PlniiiJl '~ K ttliL IIIIL i\1 diJp1d1 ... '> jlLt.'d )~{) pill \ l\l~l\ I 11 1.1.., ( , ,Jumhlh ... p ~..·c d "\ 0 pJu , lll" "' H11. 11.ud B C1 Hl\\ ,l\ l 1 11.. " 1.. I 111 ~\l lll "J'L~ d \ ~() plu " U l C"~t'; I11111 L l tll h.'- \'~..• n d ll l ,l l\11b.nwuth \i,ILL \ \\ tl1d1m 11111 ~2t lp lu ... tt l" h D\\ ,Utl ~ \\ t.:,\\\. 1 Gtl'tLhcn SJlLlli..L I 1\mh.lln "l'.ll hclt $2S pJu, u 1,t... "\'1.. 1..' d S~ll plu . . cos h I h\. h ~2 ~ pJu , u''"' Pm n1..1 1l~ J.m 1~' st:.ll Lm.: ,ISlet speed. $30 plus costs. M.u y N H.tyllt:' Ak1 on. seul he h. $I'\ pi us <osls. Eugene L Haynes, Akllln. se.u beh. $25 plus costs. Alhcri F Ogle Jr . Cambndgc. mull ll.1p. $20 plus costs. Alhcrt G B.tdgky. Columbus, speed. $30 plus ""'' ·Joseph J Correll Jr , Newark. speed $31) plus costs. Patncta A Rllkman Pmncrny. fa1lurc to yteld. $20 plus costs. Leanna J Dav1s. Lmgsvollc speed. $10 plus costs , C1 mlu,1 N Jansen. Cmcmnat1. speed. $10 pJu, LOsls seat beh, $25 plus wsts Gary L Trout. Athens, seal hell $25 plus costs Jerry W Bogatu R.~eme. seat belt $25 plus costs, Jell A Whue. Mtddlcport, seal bch, $1 '\plus costs. Jatme James Vendora. P01tsmou1h. speed. $30 plus CDSIS, \V.o"1c G Shtlhng. Wh1pplc. speed. $10 plus costs . Harley D Kmg. Smnhltcld. Pa . seal bell. $25 plus """ Roger D Stone. Poml Pleasant W V,1. speed. $30 plus costs, Ch,u ks W DaviS Rccdsvlilc no opcr.lllH 's lu.:cn~c . tlucc days Jatl 'uspcpdcd one year probauon $200 pl11suJsls Lconmd J Maynard Galllpolh J11Vmg u1u.lc r suspcnmm. 10 d.J) ' j<lll suspended one yc,u pwh,Jllon ~100 plus cmls seal hell $2' plu s ~.:usts Cy nth1.1 \Vaugh R.t~.:lnc dl! \l ll g und!.!l sus pcns1110 $150plus costs $7~ .md th1cc days j<H I sus- pended 11 1.1 ild OL p1cs0nted wtthl11 90 d.!) ... one ) ~..:.u pwh.num uns.lk lcim k $10 plus costs W,tllcl D A1nnld Pmu~roy dtt\ tng under sus- OL. $150 plus costs. th1ee J.tys J.ul. one yc.u pwh,Hion.J,ul and $75 suspended 11 s,1hd OL prcscntell wHI1111 90 d,tys speed $41 plus costs. L1h1 ticauon. $50 plus costs. three d,1ys Jail suspended. one year prohau on, Bernard L Allen. Albany, latlurc to ytcld 10 an emergency vchtclc. $30 plus costs. Joseph Kmlosk1. P.111 101. no OL. $150 plus costs Wllh $75 ,Jnd three days ja1l suspended. usc ol unauthonzcd plates. $10 plus costs, Donald J Hamng. Rccdsvlile, latlure to rcgtslcr, $10 plus costs, Llihe E Lambert. Chesh1rc. speed, $20 plus costs: Robert N Foreman, Ra<tnc, speed, $25 plus costs. Noah Hysell Mtddlcport. lmiUIC to dtsplay valtd rcg1slmtmn. $20 suspended, costs, seal be h. $25 plus costs, John Kopczmsky. Pomeroy. speed $44 plus costs, Woodrow W Hall. Ra<tnc, latlure to .:ontrol. $30 plus costs, Manhew S Gatrell , Mtddleporl scat belt. $15 plus costs. Kcvm Paul G1llesptc, Mason, pcrm11 vwlalton $20 plus costs, laliurc to diSplay 1eg1SIIa11on . $20 plus costs Jcn 1e L How,trd . Poml Pleasant speed. $32 plus w sls. Kathy J TooIcy M1dktll ProclUIVIilc speed $30 plus <OS IS, C.lich T Shuk1. M1ddle p011 seal hdl $ IS plus costs. Dc,u · lcnc Kuhne1 On.1. W v., speed $ lll plus costs D,111ell D H,IWiilornc Lon" Bonom seal hch $25 pJu, ~ost~. Engel~ Sh.1wn M1dc..llern1t $30 plus•••costs; DUI. $850 plus costs, I0 days jatl , Tammy L Dye, Eltzahcth, W.Va, 90-<,lay OL suspensiOn, one year prolOS{\,, o,;l,_',l{ hclt $J.'i fliUS COS(S speed, $30 plus costs , Harold L baiiOn,Jarl and $550 suspended upon Rllh,nd S Bc.n hs Pomeroy. sc.u Mourn, The Plams, grpss overload, complctton ol rcSidenlml trea tment hdi $25 plus wsh. Rtcharll S $205 plus costs. mud tlap vwlauon . program; failure to control. costs Be.uh' Jr. Pom~wy seal heh . $15 $20 plus costs. Quinton P Evans. only, open conlaoncr m motor vehi plus cmts. Bli,Ul E McyciS. Nd- Rockhriilgc. speed. $50 plus costs, cle, $40 plus costs. Teresa R Rucksou\lllc ' peed $'11 plus costs. seal JoeL Rdey. Mtllhdd , se.11 hdl. $25 cr. Rccdsvrllc Iallure 10 control. $30 pJu, costs. Enn Lynn Shockey. suspended, wsl ,, h~il $2 ' plus ,costs. Be.uncc M S.th,nh,l Scv~n Hills speed $>0 plus Ravenswood speed. $ ~0 plus costs. Tma L Boothe. Pomeroy, DUI. Lnsts knnm'-!s C Jctt. Rltunc . ovcr- T<tra s Gcdry C,mion rn!<ii:'\CS:"il<lll ol $850 plus COS IS J0 days Jali SUS· lo,td/m ud tl ~p vwl,uwn. $75 plus llr~g par.rphc~n.Jh,J $50 plus costs penllcd to three days YO-ll.ty OL suswsl s Cl.ucnl~ E Owcnshy Ruiland. T,unmy S Moore Mtddlcporl lln- pens ion . one ycm proh.ttlo n, J.ul .uu.l speed $'0 plus costs, Frank M Col- vtng unllcr suspensum . $2lKl plus $550 suspended upon complciu>n ol well , Pomeroy. overwe1gh1. $400 Cttsls. 10 d.ty' Jllli suspended to tlu ee rcsJdcnll,tl u c,umcnt piO g ldlll, dll d.1ys nne yc.u prohntmn l.u!Uic to vmg under suspens10 11 $ 1'\() plus plus costs, Joshua A Wt lson. Pomeroy. seal conuol. $l0 plus costs ~.: nsts one yc.tr prohdtum no duld S,1mucl J Rush. R,u.:mc , <hug rcsuatnt . costs on ly cn d.m gc 11ng bell. $25 plus costs. Theresa A Hmlon, Sconown, speed, $30 plus costs, ahuse, $75 plus costs , Roy Ptclcc duld1cn ~.:osh only. one yc.u p10h.t Kcvm D Stanley, M1ddlcporl, seal R<~cmc. undct.Jgc consumpuon, $200 tum. K.u1 E Justus Vmtnn speed bell. $15 plus costs. Kent C Stewart, plus costs, three days tall suspendcll $25 plus UISIS SC.!I hell $2 ' plus Pomeroy, speed. $30 plus costs, Ter- two months proiMtton. Roger L B1s wsls. Joseph M I ucke1 Raune dts ry L Rctbcr, Pomeroy, speell, $30 sell. Coolville dtsorderly conduct orlleliy whde tnloXJC.JtcJ $2 '\ plus plus costs. Mandy E Tishky, Ptckcr- $100 suspcnllcd to $50 plus costs. cosls Danny W.1lkct Ru11 ,111d oset mgton, speed, $20 plus costs, Bnan Wdltam E Pauon, Vmton , dnvmg ltMd $1'0 plu s costs un scJ.: Ui o.= lu,u.l P McCann , Gahanna, speed, $30 plus under suspcnswn, $200 plus costs, 30 $20 plus lOsls ion W Klocs Mtdd lepoll speed costs. Rex Thornton. Racme. speed. days Jai l suspended to I0 days house $30 plus costs. seat belt, $25 plus arrest, Elson Spen<er, Racme, DUI , $>0 plus cost s. Ch.nb W j'()lvc ll costs. D1ana L Smuh. Racme, speed, $850 plus costs, 30 days jail sus- New Haven l.ulun:: to nutnldlll $30 plus cosls, Kevm R Suszynsk1, pended to 10 days, one year OL sus- assut cd dcarJJSt,111cc $20 pJu, w sls Les1c1 A Gtcen J1 Coolvtll c spccu Chardon. speed. $30 plus costs, pensron. one year probauon . $30 plus costs StanlmJ 0 Co< DavtdA Be1ens, Willoughby, speed, Donald E. Roush, Syracuse, DUI, $]0 plus costs; Davtd W Dur, Salem, $850 plus costs, 10 days Jail, 90-da) Chcshnc, ovctloau $3110 plu s costs. W V.1 seal bell, $25 plus costs. John OL suspensiOn, one year probatiOn, Ange la Ken Mtdd lepml cxpued T Jarv1s. McArthur. tmlure 10 y1eld, Jatl and $550 suspended tfresJdenual plates, $JO plu s costs, I rc<ldte $20 plus .:osls, Thomas Stevens treatment program completed w11hm Moore, Cheshtrc. speed, $30 plus Allen . Wtlhamstown W Va , speed. 90 days; Jerry L Markm, Albany, costs wtnllow lUll $25 plus costs. U,u y L Nor11' Nc lsnfl\ til~ sp~cd $:10 plus plu s ~..:osts Rohcll D Cl111e Belpre cxp ned BEF reports increase in its volume of sales CO LUM BUS - Boh Esans I .um ... Im s fln .l!lu.d Jesuits tor thc'l'U liH IItsL.II qu .uta .uuJ s1x ~.; l !lkd (kt 21} S~l\\ l<ll lllll gS .It n U.: llh \ ~.11 .l~P months fJl'r sh,\rC t.' 4ll,l1 to r~ co rJ rt•sult s a .IIHJ Ill line With tCVl St:d t.\ j11.:ll.IIHHJs dt sL ioscJ 111 .1 ptcss ll ~o..:.~ . . ~.~ 1.~ . . , lllllllth lnt tl Ill! ,,lie " \\ ~ It! $245 6 nul- lton up 1 JkllC nl' lwm $239] 11111•n .1 V!..:~U .1gl 1 EH ludmg: 1hc Jl\esll tu1c ol two h J\J J p10Juu busmesses IH 111 I ISl .li I ljljl) s,ll es m.:reased 7 pcrLl' llt N..:l IIU..: u m~.; 101 th1 4umtcr was $14 4 111 II ilon compared wllh $15 4 nnlltun .1 yc.u .t~o E.n n mgs per share h"-·nc l1h.: J h om .16 pu ~.:c n t rcductmn 111 , h,ucs nutst.mJmg as a 1esult of ... ttK k t..:purduscs _ hH the litsl h.tll ulliscal2000. net .... des !lhC ::! pl'H:cn t (X percent ~... xcludn1 g Ihe dl\ cslcd hu s m c,sc~;.) to '!1 --lKlJ -l nul li on Net mu11nc wa~;. 'i,2:J" nnllum t:l] U,\1 to a year .tgo \\ Ink.: L',l llllll g" per diluted sh.1rc Wl'fC 7--lL C!1h (7.::; L~ llt "i h ,\Sil ) l:0111p,ucd \\ 1th 71 ~.:c nh (.Ish llo w (net IOt:omc plu s LkplcU.Il lllll .md .1mort1za11on) lllf lh~ " 1'\ IIHH11h J1CIIOd was $47 2 mdl11m In the lt.'s t IUI ,IIll s~g mcnt ~.um~ ­ . . tO i l' .... des !u1 th~ qu.trtCJ lOS(' 1 I Jlt.:ILL ill ht. hl\\ tilL --l lJ J1L i lt.: l1 [ pa!..:C td lh L l!hl l iU,tl[ t.' l Jhl.' l!lll l'~J S(' Jot th ~ IIHIIl th ul Ouohc 1 w.ts I X pcl ~.: c nt .md "u ll)l JCl ~.:n l wc..:b h.1vc hu..· n \.'"'l llll .llh 11.11 111 shgbtlv hclow .1 Vl' .ll .1gu H1 ghu l ~thot rd~!tcd L '\ (11..' 11 ..,~ ... li<~ H .tlso .tllt:ctcd prol- tcmatn hclow a year ago .. he ,1ddeJ Ev.ms s.ud that 1n the lood produds segment. the ~.:ompany 1s rcstl.u nang promollonal expe nditure ~ .lnd wo1 kmg lll reduce mctfic1cnues two years There 1s hule doubt , however. that our hog <Osls wtll be substanuall) above last year's record lows m the 1h1rd quarter. wh1ch also mc luded an extra week m fiscal I999," he smd "Overall, panteularly gtven the recent trend m same-store sales, we now expect earnmgs per share to be moderately below a year ago m the Volume Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 115 -Page4 Single Copy- 35 Cents Issue Two program to award funding for Meigs projects By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff POMEROY- Nearly $464,000 m grant and loan funds wtll be rccetved for Me1gs County projects through the Issue Two program for the newest fundmg round The Issue Two Executtve Comm1Uee mel al Buckeye Htlls/Hockmg Valley Regtonal Development D1s1nct headquarters m Manella on Tuesday, and asSigned d1scre11onary leverage pomls to three proJects wh1ch were approved Monday by a local rev1ew comm1Uee Approved was $49,854 tn grant funds for the resurfacmg of Fourth and S1xth Streets and College Road m Syracuse, $271,339 m grant funds for pavmg on County Road 5 (Bradbury), County Road 28 (Locust Grove) and County Road 35 (Short Sumner), and $142.397 m grants and $80,000 1n loan funds for the thml phase of a water hne replacement proJect '" the Vtllage 0 of Pomeroy Those proJects, as well as projects for the V1llage of M1ddlepor1 and the Tuppers Plams/Chester Water DIStncl, were considered at a rneeung of the local revtew commutee on Monday, where they were assigned pomts and sent to the execuuve comm1ttee for further conSideration Of the proJects, only Syracuse recetved the amount requested The county htghway department's request was shaved by $100,000, and the Pomeroy grant request wa.s cui hy $80,000 wh1ch was then approved as a loan PADUCAH, Ky. (AP) - Hundreds of workers at gaseous diffuSion plants m Paducah and P1ke1on, Ohm, wtll be la1d off to allow the Unued States Ennchment Corp to pay for Russtan uramum, accordmg to a lobbyist's memo to the While House. Congressronal a1des and officials of the umon representmg workers at the Paducah plant sa1d Thursday they hacfheard talk of up to 850 layoffs between the two plants. A company spokeswoman InSisted no final deciSions have been made on layoffs About 3,800 people work at the two gaseous d1ffus1on plants 1,700 at Paducah and 2, I00 at P1keton The company already has offered two voluntary reducuons m force, wh1ch allowed about 500 people to re11re from both plants · The corporauon, a governmentchartered company that was pnvatlzed last year, leases the plants from the U.S Department of Energy. In the Nov 12 memo, Washmglon lawyer Thomas Hale Boggs Jr sa1d the corporalton "w1ll be lay111g oft several hundred" employees because 1l has to pay mm e than the market 1311690 V8, auto, Flarnldt, 23;9'95 5 51 FORD WINDSTAR LX 138040 1S IN SIO<K 3.8 VI, INI IIHt I A/C, PDL, '94 THRU '99 20;'995 5 93 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 135511 WhHt Ext, Rid leather Int. LOADED MODELS 99 FORD TAURUS 5( 138720 24V· ve eng, INtlttr, power I38HO l!uc. llrltt, IN1htr Good Afternoon moon roof, C.D 111101'1 16 995 SJ Today's Sentinel 2 Sections • 16 Pages 138&00 V&, auto, POL, P. Hit, Clll I more Cai~!Utl!r 7 12-14 · Ch!!!!!fi~!!! tems L:Olllp.tny The dc.tl w11h AP Autumousc's owner. Qucslor Partners Fund of Southheld. Mtcil. mcludcs cash and an assumpuon ot debt A dcus10n about whether AP Au1omot1ve wtll conlmue to be based 111 Toledo has not been made, Mousl1m smd AP Au tomouvc wtll opcr,11e under current management and wtll be headed by Teny Bcrnander, li s prcstdenl and duel exc<UIIve The company has 2 500 employees and seven faclones worldwide FaurcCJ,l h,JS JO.OOO employees 1n 25 countnes Nearly all of lis exhaust busmcss was 1n Europe last year the company smd ~~ ~ ~ Comics E!lil!!r.illl~ 1..~~~:111 .• Sl!!!m Wea!be[ •' Hi ~ Lotteries ,o · Get the latest in sports news from the Daily Sentinel so, Number MVPhonors Accordmg to Davtd Spencer ol the county h1ghway department , a bndge replacement prOJect wh1ch was subm1Ued as a part of the county's ongmal appltca11on, was ehmtnated from the ltnal proJect approved The M1dlllepon proJect. wht<h mvolved a $400.000 request lor unprovcmenls to the sewerage system, w1ll be returned to the v1llage for reVISIOn, and !hen resubmllled lor consodcralton hy the Small Government Comnmston, wh1ch has authorlly 10 appwpnale '"much as $2 1mlhon m gr<~nl fundmg to communlltes wnh populations under $5,000, whose proJe<ls were rated hy the local reVIeW comllltllCC. but reJCCied by ihe CXCCUllVC commtllec Accord111g to Mtsly Casto ot Buckeye Htlls, the county Will have the opuon of submlllmg a smular request for the $100.000 cui frnm lis ongmal apphcauon to the Small Counltes CommtsSion . whtch also has $2 mtlhon lo doslnbute. Casto smd thai BH/HVRDD wtll rate those proJe<ls, and 1f those proJects arc rated as a top 10 proJect m the dostncl . wtll refer them to the stale commtsslons for cons1derat1on · Issue Two funds are admmlSicrcd hy the Oh1o Pubhc Works CommiSsion Work on projects funded under 1h1s new round. Round 14, <an hcgin on July I. 2000 Myron Duffield, representing Middleport Vtll.lge, servell .ts ihe <Ounty's representative on the Executtve Committee, and auended Tuesday's meeting w1th Mayor Sandy lannarelh next month have seen " plan to 12 years, say mg 25 was too Speakers Thursday spoke m fav or Beth Leedy. 17. a sen10r at Lako- long a ume penod to set spendtng pnof programs thai would be funded by ta East H1gh S<hool 111 Westchester, ontles a $1 5 btlhon Tobacco Use Preven- told lawmakers thai anh-smokmg "The reason I would support the uon and Cessation Tt ust Fund 25-year plan rs 1l g1vcs a blueprmt," advertmng needs to be conSistent Mall Myers, cxecuuve v1ce pre s"Some ads are saying you're not Montgomery sa1d. "h parll<ularly Ident of the Washmgton-hased Cam- soph1s11cated 1f you smoke, others are helps 111 the plannmg wnh biOtechpaign for Tohacco-Free K1ds. urged saymg you are soph1st1ca1ed tf you nology " DANCING DUO - Tim and Edla King will be performing a fox lawmakers lo support the fund trot and a swing number in the Talent Revue '99 to be staged Frl· The task furce recommended don't smoke, " she sa1d day and Saturday night in the Meigs Middle School auditorium. He saod proven an11 smokmg <am Dan Moss, 17, a semor at Farrfield spendmg $1 8 b1lhon on b1omcd1cal pa1gns have reduced child and adull H1gh School, said ant1-smoking pro- and biOtechnology research smokmg rates m Flonda, Massachu- grams need to be emphasized dunng Pam Hubbard of Cleveland's sells, Arnona, 0(~~on and cahlornm, stqdents' nuddle school years. Urban Mmonly AlcoholiSm and where the smokmg rafe feU [rgJri.16 7 By the lim~ teenS-~ in·-hish Druga!J~OutreaGbl'[Qllflltn Illuspercent to I 8 I percerll"ffom '1988 to school, lhey' ve alrea<ly made up trated ffie ~ch of youth markeung 1996 their mmds aboul smokmg, he sa1d. hy showmg lawmakers c1gareuc Tohacco compa111es have targeted Belly Montgomery lold finance hghlers 1n the shape of a ccllul,or cluldren .md teens " hke a laser beam comrnillee members she supported phone and a pager m a way that fall s under our radar the 25-year spendmg plan crafted by "If 11 's 1llegal1o be selhng tobacscreen," Myers smd The proposed Gov. Bob Taft's Tobacco Task Force. co products lo youth. why would you ows will tap 10 "Op11' One', and the By CHARLENE HOEFLICH fund "represents the bare mrmmum ent1re cast of WBOB w1ll close out The Senale last month reduced the be sclltng toys to hghliobacco prod- Sentinel News Staff needed lo get the resulls other slates ucts' ' she sa1d MIDDLEPORT - "A 1940s the segment Wtlh "When You're SmilRad1o/Cale" Will be the theme of the •ng" R1vcrbend Talent Revue '99 to be The second half of the show will staged Fnday and Saturday mghl, be staged m a cafe setung and open Nov. 26 and 27, m the audnonum of w11h MarJe Ita Bums1de smgmg "Sugthe Me1gs Mtddle Schoolm Middle- ar T1me " Pam Neece and Dwtght port Showlune IS 8 p m Icenhower wt II do "Now Is the Hour ' pnce for ur,m1um lrom the former Myron Duffield IS dncclor of the followed by a JUgghng act by T.J. By CURT ANDERSON Sovtel Umon s dismantled nuclear talent revue, sponsored by the R1ver- •· Kmg Sayre wtll smg "Tennessee AP Tax Writer .1rsenal bend Arts Council ,and the Unned Waltz", Tim and Eche King w1ll preWASHINGTON- The new Treasury Department tax mspector genUnder a 1993 non -prohfe1a11on Fund of Me1gs County, who wtll sent swmg dancmg, and Gene Gooderal plans aggress1ve mvest1gauons of poten11al miSconduct ~y Internal agreement. the cm;pomlton IS ohhgshare equally m the proceeds wm Will play "Wreck of the 97" on Revenue Servtce employees, ratsmg questtons from the workers' umon ated lu buy RusSian uramum for To be prese nted m two scgmenls. h1s harmomca about unfatr quotas resale \o eleclnc uuhues But the one WBOB, a rad1o studto seumg, Smgmg "Smcerely" wtll be BevThe mspector general, Dav1d C. W111iams, hilS set a goal of 5,000 such. and the other Bob's Cafe, a cafe sel- erly Adkms and Tammy Taylor, after company and Russm agreed on lhe miSconduct mvest1gat1ons 111 the next fiscal year, accordmg to today's edideal when uramum pnces were hightmg. the show IS dedtcated to the late whtch the Ohio R1ver Cloggers wrll tions of The New York T1mes That would be about one for every 28 IRS er The market pn<c for enn<hed uraBob H0e01ch , who produced and return to the stage for a routine A employees and one m every nrne front-hne auditors and tax collectors mum has smce dropped. and the comdtrccted vanely shows m the Bend Hank W1lhams medley by Bill Crane, Accordmg to an internal e-ma1l from Williams oblamed by The Assopany now clmms 11 1s losmg mtlhons area ror more than 40 years "Walkmg After M1dnight" by B J Ciated Press, the focus should be on "maJor cases and h1gh-1mpact work" of dollars on the deal The lust halt w1ll open wnh Smnh, and the spoons played by as part of "expressmg our value to our stakeholders w1thm Congress and In the memo, sent to Whtle House "Unforgeuablc ·,a so.:.tl by Tammy Manella BurnSide. w1ll be followed the treasury." ch1ef of start John Podesta, Boggs Taylor. lollowcd by ElviS unpcrson- by a dance routme by Tom Dooley W1lhams' office, the treasury mspector general for tax admrmstrat10n, asked for the Clinton admrmstrat1on 's alor Dwtght lcenhowc1 domg "Love and Paulene Hamson 1 was created last year by Congress when 11 enacled major refonns a1med Me Tender". and Davtd Sttlfer Jr. , support for about $135 m1lhon m Beverly Adkms Will smg "Don't at making the IRS rnure responstve to taxpayers and to curb past abuses "Tiuce Bells' T1m and Ed1c Kmg Gel Around Much Anymore ", Dav1d government asSistance to parually Colleen Kelley, preSident of the National Treasury Employees Umon, Will dan<c Ill T1011he Fox", followed Slllller Jr will have a song, and the offset the company'scosts for buymg sa1d 1n an m1erv1ew today thai such numenc goals smack of quotas Simhy voc.JIISIS B J Smnh smgmg segment Will close wnh Sue Ma1son Russian ·uramum through 2001. Ilar lo those once used by the IRS to rate tts own workers on lherr mves"Crazy". Pam Neece. "Thai Dogg1c smgmg "God Bless Amenca' and the The lobbyist also asked for accelugallons of taxpayers In the Wmdow . and Bcvcliy Alkms . enltre .:ast commg on stage for eratmg the spendmg of$175 mlihon "There should not be art1ficml numbeFs for mvesltgaiiOns to be done, " "Mon.t L1s.t " m cleanup money m an Energy 'Grand Old Flag · Kelley satd "It would be a very unhealthy work envtronment to announce The Ohtu Rtvcr Cluggcrs wlil Department trusl fund so the la1d-o1T Ttckels w1ll rcmam on sale at I here Will be X number of mvest1gattons, whether they are needed or not " dance to Bugle Boy Btll C..me wtll SwiSher and Lohse and Hartwell workers could be h1red for environThe plan could mean that the IRS w11l do Iewer cnmmal mvest1gat1ons do the e~Junll v-wcs1c1 n "Your Chcm- House 111 Pomeroy. and the Oh1o Rivmental cleanups al the plants of taxpayers than the number of mspector general's mvest1ga11ons targeted mg Hearl" an"d Belly S.1y1e wtll smg er Bear Co , Mtddleport Department The corporauon 's lobbymg efforts at them 1\vo years ago, for example, the IRS began 3. 718 tax fraud mves'Crutsmg Dm'n the R1vc1 · Hymn Store and Office Servtce and Supply · drew a chtlly recep11on from Whnttgallons of mdtVIduals tunc w1ll he p1cscn1ed by Sue Mat - m M1ddlcpor1 Advance Ttckcls arc fteld Hulen sa1d Whnfleld opposed In a wrtllen statement, IRS Commoss10ner Charles RossoU1 said one son smgmg 'The Old Rugged Cross," $4 ea<h and w11l he sold unul noon the company's asSISlan.:c plan of the agency's five gu1dmg prmc1ples IS ach1ev111g "total mtegruy" as 11 Manella BumSidc w1ll do ·Green on the Fnday alter l11anksg1vmg hecause 11 d1d not olfer enough longImplements maJor refonns passed last year by Congress Eyes," Tom Donley and Rae Mead- T1cke1s at the door w1ll cost $5 term secunty lor workers Benefit. show will recall swing era _ Memo suggests layoffs Misconduct by IRS ~t two uranium plants set for investigation quarter " TOLEDO (AP) - A Fren<h auto supphcr w1ll buy Toledo-based muffler nuker AP Automouvc Systems Inc tn a $340 mtlhon deal Oiflctdls wllh Faurcua hope to complete the acqutSIIIon by year end, sa1d rahar Moushm ,1 V ICC preSident wllh Faurecla's exhaust-systems department mlroy M1ch Faurcc t,J s ,luJUlstiHm wdl make tllhe world's lh1rd-largcst exhaust-sys- Meigs County's !'H'-tl'",. whtch hase developed as un11 vu lumc h,os mcreased' sharply over the last French firm·buys auto supplier Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 60s; Low: 40s COLUMBUS (AP) Ohto should spend money on aggresstve ant1-smokmg campaogns lo make up for years of successful c1garette ads, a doctor told House lawmakers Dr Rob Crane of the Campa1gn fo~ a Healthy Oh10 asked members of too House Fmance Commlllee Thursday to recall such slogans as " Wmston Tastes Good L1ke a C.gareuc Should" "They have been bouncmg around in yopr brain for three decades," said • Crane. ·"Such ts the-power of .effe&4 4 tive adver.tising. t~, • ~ "' The commruee conlmued heanngs on a plan for spendmg Ohm's $10.1 b1lhon share of the nalronal tobacco settlement Fmance Charnnan Robert Corbm, R-Daylon, sa1d he planned addtttonal heanngs followed by a vote early E' .111s Rcst,mrants. we believe our rc~.:cnl menu pncc mcrcnsc w11l help. and we .uc rcvJCWtng poss1blc stlatcgJcs lot 1mprov1ng our lt1bor ~.:osts · Ncvclthclcss on a short-term h.1s1s II same-store sales do not su cng:thcn slgn1t1~.:antly 11om CUI rent lcvcl:-i our m.ug1ns ,1rc likely to "Whole we are not happy wtth these trends. thiS tlallemng m our earmngs at near-record levels ts occurrmg after two consecuuve years m whtch they rose more than 25 percent annually," Evans continued "We flrml) beheve that our current stock pnce does not adequately ll dhdlt ' reflect the long-term growth polenllal (hu dl the l l''tdUl .lnl "Ct!I11Cill s of the premiUm Bob Evans brand, our npc1 .1t111 g lll l lHHC tnt the qu.1rtcr w~ls sohd ongomg cash flow and very ol! 1 JlLH.: c nl 1111 .t 7 p~l lCn t ~al es strong balance sheet," he added. IlK I~.t st: On Nm II the L:Oill p.my · Accordmgly. the board of dtrectors 1111plcmcntcd a modc ~;.t menu pncc recently authonzed the repurchase of mcrc,,sc m m n~ t of ns restaurants to up lo an add1110nal 3 mtlhon common streng then opcr,ltlng margms shares on lop of the approximately 2 On the I nod pruducls Side. report- nulilon shares already purchased thts ed sales 101 the qumlcr were off 12 fi scal year These repurchases w1ll pc1 ~.:e nt dftcr ,u.JJustmg for the d1vest~ enhance earmngs per share and help u l hu ~ mcsscs s.1lcs m~..:rcascd 5 per- hu1ld stockholder value" C(' Ill On Nos 8, the board of d1rec1ors rile segment s upcraung mcomc. declared a quarterly cash d1v1dend of w h ~e h was not llhllcnally affected by 9 cents per share on the company's the dtvcsltlurcs was down 24 per- oulstandmg common stock The dtvcenl 1cllccung mcrcased raw mater- tdcnd 1> payable Dec I to stockt .tl~.:u s t s as wel l a~;. htghcr labor and holders ot record all he close of bustmar kctmg cxrcnscs ness N"' I 8 Li\ r hog t:OS IS tn the comrany s ' BEF currently owns and operates sausuge opcr,uums ,\vcr.agcU $29 per 429 ICsl.mranls and IS a leadmg prohund rcdwe tght compared wuh $25 a ducer ol pork sausage under the Boh year ago Un1t volume Irom compa- Es ,Ills .md Owens Country Sausage r.lhlc p1oduc1s pnnctp.llly sausage ht.md n.uncs Anthrax vaccin~ disputed, Page 2 Letter changed man's life, Page 7 New television donated, Page 8 Today: Sunny t:t.lgh: 60s; Low: 40s Support sought for tobacco prevention up 9 percent lor the quarter ·we are not sausf1ed w11h current prot uabtllly levels 111 etlher ot our hustness seg ments," sa1d Damcl E Es ans cha1rman of the board and ch1cl cxecut tve ofttcer ·A t Boh ShlS ~.:urre nt Nov. 19, 1999 Weather pc 11' 10n $~50 piUHU'Is 10 J.1ys JUIJ onqc.u ptoh,Hton $125and2'days 1,111 suspe nded 11 v,1l1d OL p1cscn1cd hy June 26 2000 laliutc lo yteld. $20 K Mllk·1 Friday ll ~< tll \i '\h•ttttr~ ' Itt .QJIID Pick3: 8-1-9. Pick4: 1-5-7-7 Buckeye 5:5-9-26-31-35 .w,.yA. J>ally 3: 5-6-2; Dally 4: 6-3-8-3 e 1999 Oh10 Valley Pubhshma Co '" Senate will take up House-approved budget bill By JIM ABRAMS Associated Preu Writer WASHINGTON - A stonny year in Congress tottered toward its end With the Senate takmg up a Ho~se­ passed btllthat would prov1de $390 billton for federal programs whtle assunng another year of government surpluses. The 2,000-page brll that would complete Congress' budgetary dulles for the year swept through the House on Thursday on a 296-135 vote h faced a trickier road through the Senate , although eventual passage was near certain Several senators, protectmg homestate mlerests, threatened to delay that final vote to protest proviSions affectmg such tssues as satelltte TV regulations, mtnmg nghts and dany pnces. But wllh senators anXIOUS to adjourn for the ~ar, the Senate could fimsh the btll as early as thiS weekend However, to be safe mlhe event the budget package is stalled, Congress approved a measure Thursday keepmg federal ofhccs open through Dec. 2. The I06th Congress hcgan last January w1th the pohucal furor ol Prcstdem Clinton 's tmpeachmem tnal and bogged down mtn poh11cal hghtmg thai lruslralcd the goals of hoth Sides ' The preSident vetoed the GOP s lop pnonly. a I0-year. $792 blihon ' tax cut , whtle top uems on the Demo<raltc lcgiSlauve list - campmgn hnance reform. paucnls nghts. a mm1mum wage mcrease and gun t:ontrol - never came 10 frurtton But the budget btll gtves both stdcs some hraggmg nghls Whtlc Democrats diSpute then ligures. Republicans clatm they succeeded m the budget w11hout touchmg the Soc1al Secunly surplus. Republicans got Clinton to agree to an 0.38 percent across-the-board spendmg cut that House Speaker Denms Hasten, R-Ill , smd would "force these agencies to lake a close look a11he1r budget and sec what fnvolous spendmg can be ehmmated " Other GOP achtevements m the leg1slat1on were greater cho1ce m use of educa11onal money and some abortion restncuons on mlemattOnal famIly plannmg groups. Democrats won more money for teachers, new pohce, the M1ddle East peace process and U N. dues and stopped prov1s1ons for mmmg and other mdustnes that the Clmton admm1stra110n sa1d would harm the environment. Clmlon prmsed the package as a balancm~ "hard-won VIctory" forthcAmencan people, but some lawmakers from both par11es questioned the usc of budgetary gnnm1cks to keep the budgel m balance and the last-mmule mclus10n of spccJal 1n1eresl proviSIOns "We arc gorng lo he haunted by some ol the lhmgs 111 1h1s h1ll. " satd Rep Dav1d Obey of WISconson , the rankmg Democrat on the House Appropnauons Comnnllce "What we arc wltncssmg here IS somethmg ihal IS mlensely corroSive ol democracy and th1s mstllutnm 's ,role m dcmocmcy · Chn1t111 .1Jready has sogned min l.1w ctghl ol the I3 spendmg bills lor the liscal year sturtmg last Oct I Congress has h,1d lo pass a seues ol stopgap b11ls 10 keep the g11vernment runnmg while 11 h.1s negollalcd the other live. whtch mclulle programs m the dep~nmcnls ol Educa11on. Labor. Health .md Human Serv1ces, Stale, lnlcuor and Jusuce Sen Max Baucus. D-Monl , momentanly stood m the way of anolher stopgap spen4ing measure to demand that rural loan guarantees be a part of a satellite TV measure that was anached to the b1IL He allowed a vute to go forward after receiving a prom1se of a vote on the 1ssue next sprmg Sen Herbert Kohl, D-Wts., also threatened delaymg tacttcs to protest language added to the brll that conunues price supports for northeastern darry fanners "Price fixtng ermels is a bad bad thmg to do for our country," he said. Kohl sa1d he wouldn't trigger a government shutdown. 1 • ... . .. -. �.., ' . Com1nenta The Daily Sentinel 'f.stabiiSiiM m 1!)48 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-2156 • Fax: 992-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. CHARLES W. GOVEY Publlahtr CHARLENE HOEFUCH Q..,....l Manager DIANE HILL Controller The Setotllotlwot..,._ IMien to tho odltor 11om - o n 1 b!Wd rongo of lot>' leo. Shott lottoro (300 or 1111) have lila chonce of bolng publlollod. Typecl lttt•• ere prtt.rred and all m1y bt edited. Each ehould Include 1 elgn.tun, 1ddrt11, tnd deytlmt phont number Specify 1 dill If thtre't 1 nt.rence to 1 prevlout ertlclt or letter Mllll to. Letttrt to the editor, The Slnllnol. 111 Court St., p..,_, Olllo 45711; or FAX to 7.o.lfl2·2157 Editorial viewpoint from around Ohio By The AIIOCiated Press Excerpts of recent edttonals of statewtde and nattonal mterest from Ohto newspapers: The Columbus Dispatch, Nov. 15: In a surpnse mo_ve that wtll be watched closely throughout the mdustry UmtedHealth Group now wtll let doctors dectde what care pattents should recetve wtthout approval of the msurance company Whether this change has a pnce tag for msurers should become clear qutckly If tt doesn't, other msurers should follow Umted, before the government forces them to. The burden wtll be on the medtcal commumty to act responstbly tf n gets bureaucrats off ns back If doctors slack off, though , HMOs mtght continue to make medical dectstons The Marion Star, Nov. 9: Seven dte tn HawaJt when a dtsgruntled employee barges tnto a Xerox office and guns down hts co-workers Two dte, two are InJUred when a gunman fires shots at a Seattle shtpyard In any workplace envtronment, the datly pressures- ordmary and extraordtnary - can push someone to the edge Some deal wtth the pressure through postttve and creative outlets, others act out wtth rage and anger Wtth nme dead m less than three days and the ctty of Atlanta sttll reehng Irom tts one-man shootmg rampage tht s summer, there 's no questiOn com pames must be proacttve m combatmg workplace vwlcnce The cure IS m our hands. We JUSt need to use II Portsmouth Daily Times, Nov. 10: Every chtld threatens at some pomt to run away, but now there ts an even greater danger - chtldren runnmg away to meet adults the~ have chaited wnh on the Internet ' Accordmg to the Nat1onal Runaway Swllchboard, one tn seven teens run away from home before they reach the age of 18 Currently there arc more than 3.400 ktds who are reponed nmstng tn the state and most arc between the ages of 13 and 17. wllh an mcrea•e 1n the number runnmg away to meet Internet chaner> lmprovmg comm umcat•on wtthtn the family umt is thc'1<ey to keepmg ktds home where they belong Wtthout tt, familie s may as well hand thetr chtld over to the harm they should be trymg to avotd ~ Akron Beacon Journal, Nov, IS: The 9th D1stnct Court of Appeals recently mformed three dnvers charged wnh ktlhng others m traffic acctdents that thetr cases would soon return to the Summtt County Common Pleas Court. The appeal s Judges had ltttle chotec The Ohto Supreme Court earlter upheld a 19941aw that all ows county prosecutors to charge motonsts who cause even mtnor trafhc acctdcnts mvolvmg fatahttes wtth mvoluntary manslaughter, a felony carrymg up to five years m pnson Arguably, the htgh court had hmtted options, too. State legtslators crafted the law. Prior to the Ohto Supreme Court ruhng,Judges m lower courts dtsmtssed manslaughter charges based on mmor traffic vtolatlons They argueq that the state law established potential penalties that were grossly dtsproporttonate to the offense. The state legtslature should reviSit the law, takmg care to be more prectse, or better yet, Ohto should return to the fold of the 49 other states, and reserve felony charges for motonsts who are truly neghgent or reckless The Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. 11: The only people who really benefit from Umted States v Mtcrosoft are tnal lawyers, as the now-mevttable wave of class-actwn sulls agamst Mtcrosoft from "harmed' customers washes over the legal system Asststant Attorney General and lead Mtcrosuft prosecutor Joel Klem, who has the presumptton to clatm hts JOb ts to "correct markettmbalances," mtght feel inore at home m a government-run, Sovtet-style economy But at least he tsn't seekmg masstve fines agamst Mtcrosoft A settlement that doesn't ue up Mtcrosoft m regulatory knots for decades seems posstble More likely, Mtcrosoft wtll try to delay the case mto Jts mevttable Irrel evancy Fatlmg that, let's hope the federal appeals court qutckly htts the Delete key on thts rtdtculous sutt. jToday in history By The Anoclated Pr811 Today ts Frtday, Nov 19, the 323rd day of 1999 There are 42 days left m the year ~ Today's Htghlight tn Htstory· On Nov 19, 1863, Prestdcnt Lmcoln deh ~red the Gettysburg Address as he dedtcated a nattonal cemetery at the stte of the Ctvil War battlefield m Pennsylvania On thts date In 1794, the Umted States and Bntam stgned the Jay Treaty, whtch resolved some tssues left from the Revolutionary War In 1831 , the 20th prestdent of the Untted States, James Garfield, was born tn Orange, Oh10 In 1919, the Senate reJected the Treaty ofVersatlles by a vote of 55-39, short of the two-thirds maJonty needed for rattficatton In 1942, dunng World War II, Russ tan forces launched thetr wmter oflenstve agamst the Germans along the Don front. ' In 1949, Monaco's coronatiOn for tts new ruler, Prmce Ramter Ill, took place stx months after he succeeded hts grandfather, Pnnce Louts II In 1959, Ford Motor Co. announced 11 was haltmg productiOn of the unpopular Edsel. In 1969, Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean made man 's second landmg on the moon In 1977. Egypttan Prestdent Anwar Sadat became the ftrst Arab leader to vtstt Israel. In 1985. Prestdent Reagan and Sovtet leader Mtkhatl S Gorbachev met for the first time as they began thetr summn m Geneva In 1988, shtppmg hetre« Chnstina Onassts dted tn Buenos At res, Argenllna, at age 37 Ten years ago Funeral scrvtces were held m El Salvador for m JesUit pnests sla m by un•lormcd gunmen Ftve years ago ll1e U N Se~ unty Council anxtous to slop Sc1h atiacks on the "sale area of B•hac m northwest Bosn1a. aulhor11cd NATO to bomb rehel Serb lorces stnktng from netghbonng Croat1a One year ago Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr la1d ou t ht s cv1dcncc agm nst Prestdent Cl mton. then defended hts mvesttgatton under wtthcnng questtons from Democrats, dunng a daylong appearance hclore the House Judtctary C"mmtttec Movte dtrector Alan Pakula dted m ·• car acc1dent on Long Island, N Y, at age 70 ' .~ ' \h.l. \#•'' _ _, ,h . ,.. , __..,._,.,...... - .. -~ ..- i .........-.- -· · ·-- l --' -.1 ~J , ever, \\oCre not so sure that th1 s was the answer Reserve m1htary members m parucular. restgned m dramallc numbers to escape the order Everyone who stayed m had two chotccs take the shots or suffer the , The Pentagon has-also vowed to examine thts matter, as well as ·the threat of• genetically engmeertd anthrax spores that would circumvent any type of vaccme, effecttvel~ void· mg the government's good mtentions. To order a stgned edmon of lack Anderson's autobtography, " Peace, War& ·Pohttcs," call (703) 821-3434 (JICk Ancteraon and Douglaa Cohn are columolsta tor Unltacl FHtUre SyndiOIIIl.) .. J .J... ,.. ~ . .. .. .. . .... " ~¥ o/lo"'- ..'0U -:; .,.. !t.' ' ! f f"'l ~~ •• ' . GAHANNA - Helen H. Throtkmorton, 89, Gahanna, formerly of Metgs •County, died Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1999 at the New Albany Care Center !, She was a retired clerk for the state of Ohio and a member of the St Luke · Lutheran Church 1 ' She ts survtved by a son, Roben Tltrockmonon of Columbus, daughters, · Mamana Whttlock of Columbus, Yvonne (Gene) Jeffers of Albany, and :I:.Orene (George) Nance of Gahanna: and 17 grandchildren and 21 greatsrandchtldren · ' ' · Serv1ces wtll be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Luke Lutheran Church, "14456 Mane Road, Columblll!, With Pastor Bethany Wallace offictattng Bur~ 1111 wtll be 10 the Umon Cemetery. Fnends may call 5-8 p.m. today at the new Schoedmger Northeast Chapel, I 051 Johnson Road, Gahanna. -. Showers are expected across Ohio Saturday .•·1 By The Anoclatecl Pra11 Ram wtll spreild across Ohio tonight and continue on Saturday, the National Weather Service said. And 11 will be a chilhng rain, with temperatures barely reachmg mto the 50s Lows ton1ght wtll be tn the mld-40s, fanned by westerly wtnds of 10-20 m~ SHUT UP, consequences of court-marttal or t..OUI9!:. adtnlntstratt vc action Tomght...lncreasing cloud10ess wtth a chance of showers after mtdntght Areas of smoke Lows 45 to 50. South wtnd 5 to 10 mph. Chance of ram 30 percent Saturday... Mostly cloudy with a ~hance of showers. Htghs tn the lower 60s. Chance of r;tin 50 percent. Saturday night.. A chance of sho\v,crs. Lows in the mid 40s · Extepcleli forecait; Sunday.. Partly cloudy, Highs in the l0wcr 60s. ' Monday. Partly Cloudy. Morning lows tn the mid 30s. Htghs m the upper 60s. . Tuesday .. Partly cloudy and contmued mild. Morning lows 10 the mtd 40s Htghs near 70. _\ repnsal, m:cordmg to ou1 ongmal 1cpmt The GAO found that "adverse events me reported stgntftcantly less lrcquently wtth passt ve surveillance systems than they would be tn an active system where vacc tne rectptcnts m c monllored to find out tf they had any adverse eff ects ' .. • Ac tuall y, the deb.nes at a dtstancc By WALTER R. MEARS ,Jrc mm c pomted than the one faceAP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - Btll Bradley's to l,tce fmumthcy '"held so far As quest for the Whtte House ts a tall tn the mgument over health care proorder, and so ts hts "ulttmate game" posals, wtth Gore charg mg that Bradley's l()tal covet age plan would plan for act1on should he get there consume the budget surplu s and He says he 's up to both " I wouldn 't have started thts, I endanger Mcdtcare fundmg And that wouldn' t have gotten mto thts, tf I Bradlcy·s proposal to end Medtcatd couldn' t te&ee my way through to m favor of suhstdtzed health tnsurbemg pre\ulent. whtch means getung ance lor the poor would be to the dts· the nommBiton. and then wmnmg the advantage of mmonty Amencans Bradley called tl\at an attempt lo ge neral electiOn ," Bradley sa td Wednesday 'in an Assoctated Press dtvtde people "By practtcmg attack pohttcs, he ts attackmg what has been mtervtew What once looked ltke a Democ- a Democrattc pnnctple for as long as rattc coronatwn lor Vtce Prestdent AI I have been a Democrat, whtch ts Gore IS now a race for~ nom - health care for all Amencans, and the malton, wtth Bradley clostng - and posstbthty that thts could happen," he ahead m cash on hand at last report satd Bradley once satd he could run for Prestdent Chnton tned to make tt the nommatton wtthout makmg 11 a happen wtth hts umversal health care campatgn agamst Gore, but no program. but couldn't even get 11 to longer And Got e. who at ftrst avotd- a vote m what was then a Democra· ed any ment•on of ht s challenger. tic Congress changed tactics stx weeks ago to go Overall, Bradley estimates hts head-on agmnst the former New Jer- health care proposal would cost $55 sey senator btlhon to $65 btlh on a year, and says These days. they argue "I sup- the thrivmg budget can afford tt. Gore pose that the moment I reah ze thmgs contends 11 would cost far more had changed was where he stopped Gore's nval proposal cames an estitgnon ng me as he dtd for I0 months mated pnce of $520 btlhon over 10 and suddenly wanted to debate me years eve1 y d.1y." Br,ldlcy smd Whtle they dtspute the detatls of Not quttc every day. but Gore health care, there IS a broader tssue pt csses fot "debate ,\ week behmd tt Gore argues that Bradley ts runnmg "left of center," out of tune est zed, "and '•t's Ronald Reagatt .ln wuh the Democrattc centnsm he and ~980." Chnton see as the way to wtn and Then an elbow at Gore. "If ytlU govern · ta!kabwll00,thmg$and mantpulate "I would say that tt ts a dtfferent tmaaes •n order to wm an election, approach, not an approach that lurch- the peo~le don't know what tt's es back to the past," Bradley coun- about," he swd. tered He satd hts proposals are prac~ Sttll, spectfictty has tis limtts. On ttcal, common sense , , ,taxc~. fqr example. Bradley would They come wtth pnce lags- $9.8 not dts~uss spectfic loopholes he btlhon a year for programs to com- would like to see closed, although the bat poverty among children, $2 2 btl- subject was among h\S S(li!Ctalties -as hon forchtld care substdtes, $1 3 btl- a se'nalot' " There are 'a whole lot pf hon lor agnculture, more to come He thmgs m there, " he satd ''I' m not also advocates stnngent hand~:un l'repared to tell you whtch ones I'd go controls, and campatgh fimlt\ce ' ' a(ter ' 1 reforms that would have the government pay tor general elecuon camNo por•• · ~J\ n•m ..., rg a&t '"" , -.ct , ... .... """.,., ~ J ~ '~~ • ~~" .,. T··•:"P.., 1a e1s, ·r patgnS,'J - • • ' ·• "" " ~ 'I!Jilltihg eO~f111~l j\rsl nbw •. Less, amhtttous pro(l(lsal s h'lv~ . Better 10 qmcentrate on fnends, been tnoo and rebuffed tn the Rel!u~ hke the former professtonal bas!Qethcan Congress. Bradley satd Democ- ball pals who turned out at Madtslln rats h~ve thetr best chance y~t I? Square Garden last Sunday to pratse regatn the control of <;:ong~ds lhev Bradley a 10-ye,ar pr11 wtth the Ne.~V lost m 1994 They're ~Y five votes York K~t~ks, and helped htm raJs_e behmd m the House gomg mto 2000, about $1 S mtlhon .' but 1,~, short m the Se~ate , , , , , "WheD you have to ratse the Brli<lley said his ha,n~ wtth ,Con-, amuunt of money I have to ratse, YOIJ gress would be strong because he ts use every ellge you can get," Bradley runnmg on a spectfic set of propos- satd. als, B!Jtl would have ~ . Jl1~d:ite fp~ • , ,(WaltetR, viet preal. .t them: "Everybody ICnaws tf yolf" llha' colulnnlat tdl- Thelaaoclatiltl vote for Bradley thts is what ~ou're Pre11, haa reported on Washington gmnf to get," he said ''And then 1 and national pOIItlca for more then wm by a stzable matgnt'," he hypoth~ 30 yeara.} · ' ' ' M-•· 1 ' l II I ' ~ I I ' ' Up unttl her passmg, the pubhc optmon polls regularly put her on top of the hst of "most adm~red women " In 1935. two years after her husband, Franklin D Roosevelt. became prestdent, she began wrmng a datl y column called "My Day" for Umted Feature Sy ndtcale, the stster syndtcate of Newspaper Enterpnse AssoctatJon, whtch bnngs you thts column She wrote stx col umns a week for 25 years There were cnt1cs of "My Day" from the start Most people doubted the column would last more than a few month s "The house was full of young people," she smd m an early col umn "My husband had a co ld and was m bed wtth m1lk toast for hts supper" She told her readers that that mght she " went to sleep at 10 30 ·~ stead of my L:ustom,u y I am " But women parttcularly hked Jhc column 's ch.•tty mtnnatc style. espectally cmmng from .t prcstdcnt s wtfc Howel'c t Mrs Roosevelt could be outspoken and controvcmal as welt She rcSJgncd from the Daughters of the Amencan Revolution when the DAR barred acclanncd black stnger M :~r~an Andet son hum appeanng tn a concert m Constttutt on Hall m Washtngl on She was also frank and forthnght when she assumed the role of cnttc " It ts obv1ous," satd one wnter commcntmg on Mrs Roosevelt' s unfavorable revtew ol a Tennessee Wtlhams play, " that contemporary drama m whtch the agomes and pas· stons of tortured souls are dtsplayed on stage ts not the genre she really likes " He was nght "Granted that much m the play ts true," wrote Mrs. Roosevelt m her column, " do we have to go through qutte so much sordtdness of detatl?" Though co nstdered a frumpy dresser herself, Mrs Roosevelt was not afratd to become an arbtter of fashiOn tn " My Day" On the subject of changmg fashton, Mrs Roosevelt wrote, "Though one must keep a noddmg acquaintance wtth current fashwn so as not to become too consptcuous, 11 ts not such a bad tdea to find a style that sutts and slick with tt " She acknowledged that shoJI sktrts are "not too bad for those wtth pretty legs but temble for the fat ones ." I once met Mr~. Roosevelt bnetly uridcr unusual Circumstances I was fnends with a young woman named Jean Nelson from Sandusky,' Ohw We worked at the same radtt> statton m Cleveland A year or so alter I moved to Boston. she fo ll owed She got a postlion With the Beacon Press the pub- , hshtng ann of the Un1tanan Church, and later hecamc an editor of the monthly Un1tar1an Regtstcr But New York beckoned . and Jean went to the btg city She took a JOb with Mrs Roosevelt at the AmerIcan Assoctatton for the Untted Nat tons. an organtzatton whose pur- pose was to gather •support for the UN throughout the country I had lost touch with Jean tn the meanttme, but one da~, on a vtsit to New York, I saw a stgn on a butlding on a stdestreet m Manhattan that satd "AmencanAssoctauon for the Untied Nations " , I went, m The re£CplllilitsLW'as apparently at hmc!J, ~W.' ~~~ down the hall to see tf I could find anybody home. ., .. When I saw an open door, I peeked 10 and there, ~!tin&, at ~ !lesk m a small office, was Mrs,.JtooS~;yelt. ' l I WO$ awe-struck but managed to 'keep my com(iosure. • ' "I'm looking for Jean Nelson," l said, apologizing for my interrupti~ Mrs. Roosevelt get up tmmedtalelf fr~lt) her desk and satd, "Well, llit'$ go find her " , Jean 'l'~ Pro~ably atlqnch herself because we never located her. Nor have I been able to find her smce, ,(Jean, tf y,r:/IJ, ,are QUI there, call home.) (George R. Plajjenz 111 coluin; nl1t for Newa(Niper Enterprlu Alloclatlon.) Slow dowrf~d:~mell the ba.~g~ins . By JOHN CUNNIFF··· •· · , AP Bualntll Arull~.. . • ' ' . ·' NEW YORK -l'ltt ponr<slio mcludes soft drinks, finance, razors tnsu~ ers, newspapers and electric )IIlli ties. What kind of a portfolio ts that, wnbout a smgle technoloty • sruckt"'~ 1 'i"'' ~, , , ~ •. An enormously succe&sful· one, JUdgmg from the returns. The ponfoli~ of one of the greatest mvestors ,ever The portfoho of Warren Buffett, t~ -nation's thtrd-nchest pelliOn , . , • 1 But doesn't he know, ~. · :~•tl\-tt" tr~'#i):"'ti/ill\4i01llli1id 'stlutups {f~ ate mstant mtlhonatres, thetf ~ares e~~(#L~(;gate, riidJi.l. sky htgh, sphttmg and.showenng down wealth? . ~ 1 Well he does but 1\e migltt )lOint out to you lhat none of the startups pay oivtdends, and that 4tvtden~, ~yen tf only at, say, 3 percent·&year, adct 1n1 over a decade or so. · · 1 •• • " ' • ' • • ~ A decade! Good Jie'~v~~· i~ say, any011~ .Wi.t# ~ bf~P Jtl!ll,earn 3 ~~; cent 10 a week on some smatlliigh-tech or Internet stock And tf they get m at the very start, even .l 00 [X::i'tept 1n an hour. *" , •':J•'• , ,..,, ,.,. 1 ,. ,, ~\ • Can't deny it. Some .Jilgb' JCE!l startups. halie iliade thetr founders mi116; mtlltonatres, even bilhonaire~, ~~11 ' 1 it be\le,r, 19 earn a load of)nbite}' in a fe~ days or weeks or monthJ ~~anpyer a ~£a~e? .:..11 Perhaps not You hear a~but the startups1their shares are announced with drumrolls, but the collip's~~ liC.~ur 10 sllence. After skyrocketing, most new tssues fl_are out. Easy Cl/ll'le'. ,Q\I!~kly gd. -· • · • ,: ~ ' • : On the ~ther hand, thos.e• old;fi,n~ comJll!ntes keep trudging alon~. Pe~ need electncny, msurance, tinane10g, furniture and news . They drid~ gallons of soft dnnks and use billions Of ra'zor b!a!ies. . -·- . .:.. , 11 , , Suiu 11ec1 ; • (Editor's note: Alawault OutllnH the grlevanc11 ol one party against : another. It doll not ellablllhgullt or Innocence.} ' The follow10g lawsuits were filed recently in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court of Judge Fred W. Crow IU: Broadview Mortgage Compllny, Worthington, seeks $31,904.74 plus mterest from Mtchael D. and Debra L Coup; Middleport .. Judpient. luuecl Sears Roebuck and Company was tssued a $4,399.23 Judgment from "Michele D Day Bane One Financial Servtces Inc. received a $37,297.57 JUdgment from .. Robert T. Lambert Jr., et al. , ' •' Untted States of Amenca received a $11,580.84 judgment from the estate ·of Mabel M Pearman, deceased. . Home Nauonal Bank received a $8,847.42 judpent from Christl D. Bar,'(lf!!US Dlvon:a aad dilsolutioua The followmg acuons to end m&rriage were filed recently tn the Metgs 'tounty Court of Common Pleas. , · · Dtssolutton asked- Kevin Ray Meildows, Mtddleport, an4 Donna Mane 1Meadbws, MiddlepOrt; J~~~~es A. Goody, Vinton, and Laniena M~ Goody, Vm~ II ' . top . · Dworce asked- Patricia L. Lehew, Pomeroy,•from Wtlham D. 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Oullldo Mtlp c.-, ~a 1 • C~TRAL DISPATCH The D,aily Senti.'nel · , Eleanor Roosevelt: woman of the millennium:: actt on as samts do " By ROBERT BURNS AP Military Writer ISTANBUL, Turkey - Prestdent Clinton )Otned world leaders today m stgmng a treaty•cuttmg the number of tanks and non-nuclear weapons systems across Europe Chnton also satd he was encouraged by Russ ta's wtllmgness to allow more outs1de access to war-torn Chechnya "Thts IS a stgntficant move by Russta, " Chnton satd Clmto~ and 53 other world leaders, wrappmg up a two-day summ1t of the Organtzatton for Secunty and Coop~ration m Europe, planned to declare thetr support fur a pnnctple Russta has long dtsputed that outstde mterventton tn a CIVIl war can be JUS· ttfied tf the confltct has the potential of spreadtng beyond Its borders " We've got a lot of turns m the road tn Chechnya before tt' s resolved ," Clmton satd But he satd the agreement here, and Russta's wtlhngness to allow a European oflt ctal to vtstt Chechnya, had made htm more hopcfuI Secretary of State Madelctne Albnght on Thursday called tht s "an Important next step m defmmg mternational norms. " although she satd ll may be too early to tell how 11 wtll work m the case of the Chcchcn <Oil · lltct The pt cs tdent spoke dut mg a photo opponunny wuh lnsh Pnme Mmtster Bert1c Ahern They celebrated a breakthrough m the stalled Northern Ireland peace process 'Tm very Meigs County court news Bradley's White House quest a.t.all ·order ·- By GEORGE R. PLAGENZ I wtll be surpnsed tf Eleanor Roosevelt tsn' t named " Woman of the Mtllenmum " Shortly after her death m 1962 at the age of 78, Archtbald MacLCJSh satd, " If democracy had sa~nts , Mrs Roosevelt would be one She proved her latth m ' Wealher forecut: , I The long-term effects of the vacctnc have not, accordtng to the GAO (but m conttadlcllon to the Pentagon), been tested The Department of Defense s.tys 11 1s wozkmg on th1 s And the problem w1th the two shml -tcl m stud1es conducted thus far IS that they depend un sclf-rcpollmg of the vacc m,ncd person Many do not report Side elfects for lear ol ~· .. I The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Clinton signs weapons limitation pact Helen H~ 1--:o, • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Paale·21 The GAO found that women were for a stx-shot regimen with an annu· By JACK ANDERSON much more hkely than men to sell- al booster, this question. hasn't been end DOUGLAS COHN ' WASHINGTON - We prevtous- report After the first shot, almost 72 studted Because anthrax ts I00-percent ly reported the row over anthrax percent of women, compared wtth 42 tmmuntzattons tn the mtlitary Now percent of men, reported a stde effect deadly tn humans, there hasn 't been the General Accounttng Office has Stde effects range from some type a study to ensure that the vat~me released a report that gtves more cre- of local reaction, such as swelhng or does actually provtde the pt<lmtsed dence to the complamts of mthtary severe edema m the arm where the protectton. The only studies have servtce men and women who belteve shot was recetved, to a far rarer sys- been performed on monkeys,- and a the vac cme " too expenmental for temtc reacuon that affects organ recent medtcal mvesugatton, cited m the GAO report, shows "no direct mass use functwnmg All 2 4 mtlhon acttve duty and The GAO also questtons the need c0mpanson of tmmumty m humans to that m monkeys " reserve members of the mthtary recetved an order m 1998 from the h•ghest offices m the Pentagon to take ~~199Q ~ VO<OIZII\ ~ft ·'IEI.CGI"AAoo'--­ •l-•>: '10;: >\ .... the stx-shot tmmumzallon The vac tiiJJ.M€ _., 1.. ,to & cme was an answer to the growtng forctgn b•ologtcal weapons threat The n11lttary's rank and file, how- • 13 Weeb .........................~.J2P.~ 26 Woekl. ····-······r ··..·····--"6.l!J '2 Yiecb ....., ........ ,_ ..... ..Jiot.12 Reader Scrvrcc s Correction Polley'' Qllr . .11 -cr.. lit Ill_.... Ill• btMC•rate· II tf .. ornr Ill a 'itOI)', et~ll tlte IIIWUII• II (741) ~ 2155. We will cll<ck yoor laftntallotl loild mokc a cornctlolo II wanulod. r•• .._ •' Newa~tl ' Tlltt 11ala ao11bcr b fn-2155, ........, '!\oolnleooloas on: orol Moaagor . .. ..............ExL 1111 N"'l ....... ....................................ExL 110Z or EIIL 1106 other Servlcel 4vertlsl.......................... .. ....ExL 1104 lmllollea •• ,•••••••.••••••••,..............ExL 11o,3 blulllal Ad&..........................Ext 1100 Sto.cks AliP- 33-1118 Akzo - 43·518 AmTechiSBC- 50-7118 bhlancl 011-35-1/4 ATt.T- 48--13116 Bank One- 36-15116 :a•b Evane -14-21132 BorgWamer- 41-1/4 Champion-S Charming Shope- 6-3116 City Holding -16·112 Fedel'lll Mogul - 23-518 Fl111t1r - 26-9116 hopei uI," Chnton sa1d Summu leaders stgncd a rcvtscd arms control deaL the Convenu"nal Forces m Europe treaty of 1990 It wtll reduce agteed lnmts on tanks arull ery and other non-nuclear mth tary forces throughout Europe, even as Ru ss ta ts allov.ed to temporanly exceed tis hmtts whtle us tntenstfies the war agamst Chcchen rebels Whtl e stgnmg the agreement, Chnton satd he would not send 11 to the Senate for rattficatton unttl Russ- . tan lorces have been reduced to the levels spectfied m the treaty "We must have conftdence Jhat there wtll he real compliance," Chnton satd m a wntten statement Later today, Clmton was flymg to Athens for a state vtstt ongtnally scheduled for last weekend but delayed out of concern that anttAmencan demonstrattons tn the Gr"ek capttal would not be contamed by the government Clinton w1ll spend a lutle less than 24 hours m Athens , attendmg a state dmner and meetmg wllh government leaders 'I'm not concerned about the protests," Chnton satd "Greece ts the world's oldest democracy If people want to protest they should have a chance to do 11 " Russta mststs Chechnya IS an mternal aftmr, and Prestdent Bons Yeltsm told world leaders Thursday to butt out " You have no nght to cnuctze Ru sSia for Chechnya," an antmated Ycltsm told the openm g sess1on of the OSCE summ1t He sternly reJected 'so-called peaccfulncgouattons wtth bandus' and satd the Europe of the 21st century should embrace the prmc1ple ol non-tntctlcrcncc tn the mternal affatrs of sovcretgn states " After Yeltstn left Istanbul , Russ tan Furetgn Mmtstcr Igor Ivanov, fol lowmg long negouattons, agreed that today's fmal summll declarauon would mclude the provtston on for· c1gn mterventwn m mternal conflicts, Albnght satd Norwegtan foretgn mm1ster Knut Vollebaek, who also ts OSCE chatrman: would go to Chechnya to help promote a pohucal soluuon, she satd, although hts exact mandate had not yet been determmed Vollebaek was among those who spoke out agamst Russta's mthtary campatgn m Chech· nya "I'm not gomg to oversell" the OSCE mt sston 's chances for solvtng the Chechnya problem, Albnght satd, but added, "I'm sure that the Russtans heard a general sense of dtsqutet" about how they are handhng the problem Russta prevtously had refused to allow a dtrect OSCE rol e m Chechnya Ivanov 's remarks to reporters after Thurs~ay's meetmgs suggested the OSCE declarallon may be open to confltctmg mterpretatwns Wh1le Russta welcomes humanttanan asststance, 11 would not agree to "pohttcal medtallon" tn Chechnya, Ivanov satd, notmg that the declaratiOn refers to the Chechnya problem as "an mternal confltct of Russta," · menttons respectmg Russta's "terrt· tonal mtcgrtly," and says Moscow was combatmg " mternatwnal terror· tsm" 1n Chechnya Russ ta launched tts Chechnya offenstve m early September after lslamtc mtiJtants twtcc mvaded the netghbonng Russtan regton uf Dagestan Atrsmkes and heavy artillery shelling have dnven some 215,000 Chechen refugees to seek safety elsewhere, wllh thousands m camps tn nc1ghbonng lngushetla Chechen officials say Russtan attacks have ktlled 4,100 ctvlltans After hts hour-long meeting wtth Yeltstn , Chnton told reporters, " He stated hiS posttton, I stated mme " Yeltsm wa' adamant that mtlitary force was the only answer to what he called band1try and murder by Chechen terromts And he seemed equally f1rm m reJecti ng the not1on that outstde interventton could be JUS· ttfied Yeltsm left Istanbul wtthout watttng for today's closmg sesston. Clmton 's nat tOnal secunt)' advtscr, Samuel Berger satd the prestdent told htm Yeltsm appeared healthy The Russtan leader seldom travels abroad due 'to health problems He had the flu last month , and had been out of pubhc vtew for a few weeks before amvmg Wednesday m Istanbul. "The prestdent satd (Yeltsm) had a firm handshake, and he was very vtgorous, very energetic, very forceful, " Berger satd Lenny cuts swath of devastation in Caribbean By WYCLIFFE. RICHARDSON Aasoclated Press Writer THE VALLEY, AngUilla - Wtth devastatmg wmds and deadly downpours, Humcane Lenny struck the northeast Canbbean today, nppmg sand away from beaches, floodmg hotels and endan genng the tounsm lifeblood of a stnng of Brmsh, French and Dutch tslands Storm-weary tslanders took shelter for hours m boarded-up homes as the storm's wmds howled by, nppmg away roofs and pters, washmg away roads and cuttmg clectnctty and telephone servtce The already economtcally The US Nau onal Weather Serdepressed tslands faced the loss of a potent•all y promtsmg tounst season vtce smd Lenny was "wreakmg havoc on St Maartcn and adJacent that offtctall y started Monday. Pres1dent Clmton on Thursday tslands " Bel ore the eye ol the storm declared a state of emergency m the crossed the tsland , there were reports U S Vtrgm Islands , allowmg rest- ol severe damage. the weather servtce dents to apply for federal financtal satd Lenny whtpped up powerful atd Lenny, a late-season storm, has waves that pounded St Maarten's k1lled at least seven people and left mam port. satd a reporter at GVBC three others mtssmg from Colombta Radto of St. Maarten He satd the to Dutch St Maarten tn the northeast storm was " flmgmg shtppmg conCanbbean It rattled nerves through- tamers about hke toys " Then the out the regwn as u Zigzagged along telephone connectiOn went dead a rare west to-casl course before " We are m a very dangerous sttstalhng off St Maarten on Thursday uatlon," St Maarten's Lt. Gov. Denand hovermg m the area early today niS Rtchardson satd Thursday. "We expect condtttons to get a lot worse " Lenny whtpped up wmds up to 150 mph on Wedne sday when 11 battered the US Vtrgm Island of St. Crotx for 12 hours The storm npped roofs from some homes, flooded butldmgs and roads and tore away a pter Boats were strewn hke debm across the beach at the yacht club. some ptled on top of each other Wtth wmds still at 135 mph, Lenny then moved to St Mamn, the tsland shared by French St Martm and Dutch St Maarten , poundmg 11 for hours By early today, the humcane's wmds dropped to 100 mph. Republican governors voice backing for Bush candidacy By GLEN JOHNSON Aasoclated Press Writer CARLSBAD, Calif - Tex as Gov George W. Bush passed up the annual meetmg wtth hts Repubhcan colleagues, but bemg out of stght dtdn 't mean he was out of mmd. In policy dtscusstons, meetmgs wtth reporters and m a formal endorsement expected today, Repubhcan Governors Assoctatlon members satd Bush ts among thetr best and brtghtest and should take ht s chtef executtve's expenence to the Whtte House " Ltke the governors here, I support Prestdent Bush," Anzona Gov Jane Hull satd at a news conference, before catchmg herself wtth a laugh "Dtd I say Prestdent Bush 0 " Bush dtd not attend the two-day meeting at t~e La Costa Resort and Spa JUSt north of San Otego. He was campatgnmg m Iowa before headmg north of Los Angeles for a maJor forctgn policy speech today at the Ronald Reagan Prestdenttal Ltbrary Ht s brother, Flonda Gov Jeb Bush, also sktpped the meettng " A Republican prestdent m Washmgt on would be enormou sly helpful m acc eleratmg the pace of devolutiOn ," sa1d Mtch1gan Gov John Engler "If we could return greater rcsponsthlltty to the states, dramatic results such as we 've seen tn the welfare system are poss tbl e " In other matters, the governors • Smd Bush would Withstand any threat to wmnmg the nommatwn posed by fellow Republi can or thtrdparty ca ndtdates Oklahoma Gov Frank Keatmg, the assoctatton 's outgomg chatrman, satd Bush and Vice Prestdent AI Gore - whom he expects to wm the Democrattc nomtnatwn - have to "watch over thetr shoulder" for a "hero phenomenon" propelhng the candtdactes of Repubhcan Sen. John McCatn of Artzona and Democrat Btll Bradley. "People want a statue, they want the man on the horse , on the whtte charger," Keatmg sat d. "And McCatn, as a certtfied war hero, and Bradley, as a great athlete, fit that bill." • Were potsed to end an ugly fight over taxation of the Internet That would allow Vtrgmta Gov Jtm Gtlmore, who opposes taxmg sales made over the World Wtde Web, to assume hts expected role as RGA vtce chatrman today and as chatrman m2000 There had been rumblings that Utah Gov Mtke Leavttt, who favors some form of taxatiOn on Internet sales to mamtam state revenues, mtght JOin w1th South Dakota Gov B1ll Janklow and Tennessee Gov Don Sundqutst to support another candtdate, perhaps Pennsylvanta "Gov Tom Rtdge Instead, Rtdge satd he planned to nommateG tlmore for the vtce chatrman's posttion Wyommg Gov Jtm Gennger, who favors an Internet sales tax , satd man •( mtervtew "We don't make cho1ces on JUSt one tssue. I' II defend hts nght to be wrong " • Ltstened as mcommg chatrman North Dakota Gov Ed Schafer tmplored them to make the group a pnority and streamline communtcation between thetr staffs All told, there are 31 Repubhcan governors m the country. The gover· nors' assoctalton says they represent 70 percent of the U.S populatton Twenty-five have endorsed Bush. The meeting agenda mcluded a dally plenary sesston, Wtth Thurs· day's focusmg on programs that help famtltes, and today 's assessmg the 1999 state electtons and handtcappmg the 2000 presidential election. Rtdge, the Pennsylvama governor, satd he would have hked to vtslt With Bush but understood why he stayed away " He 's tn Iowa, where he should be, " Rtdge satd "He's got everybody here " I i I I I To get a current weather report, check the Sentinel 1-IOlZER Cli~IIC AnillltM IIIMII ....... , . . . ~tl....... il'i-' t:ll '1"- 1tiW - *,...• * Ill . . . 1:11 All AGES . All TIME S S4 oo .'IIIIIAIJ tmEtllfll Gennett - 74-318 K mart - 1-5/18 Kroger- 23-7118 Lind* End- 50-7116 Ltd.- 38-7118 , Oak Hill Financial - 17-118 ovi --33-112 One Vllley- '35-11/16 fteoplea - 22·314 Premler-10.3/16 Rockwell- 50-1116 RD ~~ell- 64-1/8 -32-112 thoney'l-1·318 Wendy'• - 23·718 Worthington -15·7116 Dally 1tock reports are the se.... HOLZER CLINIC...... Celebrating 50 Years L1f service! 10:30 a.m. quote• provided by r.: ~'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Adveat of Gl!lllpolla. I �.. The Daily Sent~~! ,Sports ' ~odriguez Texas Rangers' ,, By JAIME ARON ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - To many, Ivan Rodriguez didn't win the American League's Most Valuable Player award. Pedro Martinez lost it. Rodriguez became the first catcher in 23 years to be named his league's top player, even though he had fewer first-place votes than Man inez. "I fell confident that I had a shot .to be MVP, and it came true," said Rodnguez, who hit .332 with 35 homers. 113 RBis. 116 runs and 25 stolen bases for the Texas Rangers. "I'm so happy for it." Maninez, the Boston ace, was doomed by two voters who left h1m off their ballot, rekindling the debate over whether pitchers deserve to be MVPs. The con argument is that p1tchers have their own award, the Cy Young . Manincz unanimously won it earl1er this week. The pro side points to Martinez 's unanimous victory as proof of h1s dominance and, thus. his worthiness of being MVP. Nine p1tchers have been Cy Young and MVP the same year, most recently Dennis Eckersley in '92. Friday, kovember 19, 1999 · CBS, NCAA ink 11-year, $68 deal for basketball tourney Division Ill Rttion 9·Canlon Fawcrtt Stadium NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dh•l.. on :r..m Mtamt lill n7 "2 u718 Boslon ~ New YOf'k I ., I ~ .s • 3 7 6l.S 100 4+-J ...... I' 1' J 1 j ,. 222 11~ 7 (I I Copley ( 12-0) \IS ( 'l Om·•llt (10-21 R~aton 10-Dublln Coffman Fitld (I) Col Wnllerson (Il -l ) \S (7) lklkfunltu iK: (10.21 Rt1ion II \'ounplo'otn·Austlnlown••' llrh Falcon Stadium 1 I) Pl1land Semtnnry I 12-0\ 1s (11 Stcub.:n, llk 110·21 Rqlon U Chlllkoth~ \ S ( ~~ lktrotl r\ thmm . Chtf :lJO l M7 ·' 1 ()!j ()!j Division IV .a \ \7 1 ...\ -' ~56 ' 6 '\J -·- fi .!!tO 7 1 1~ '' ·2' ~ ' ' ' l' '8 U<ah Mmnesu1a DO\ lias ' Den\'~r Van"ou\C!r H o u~ lon 1 •• l!d. 700 lill 62.5 I +1-1 .\1:'1 .l1:'i Rn cr (9-J) RtRion 18·fonorla 1\.Jtmorlal Sladium Center ( IQ..I) 889 SiM:mmemo . Seanlc 8 2 J 800 l ~ 7 2 Mohawk (10-2 1 vs (2] Liberty (!i) Sy~·amon: I I Golden ~tate .. LA Clippcn . All Allmts at 7:30 Frida~· Mr,lon 17 Lorain Gt-orxl' Daniel Studium t I I B~o.'tlfurd Ch:ttlCI(11 -0) \5 <71 Su llnan Bl,wk 200 8 .:'i Phoem"' Division V J I' 8.U 700 I' 336 6 230 6 .230 J 3' l' Rr1lon 19-Lanra.sltr fulton Firld II) Amurtd.l·Ck<ulJ«k ( 11 · 1) \S ~61 Balnmon: Ltbcny Unton Thurston (Il- l ) Rqlon 10-Troy 1\lcmorlal Stadium (6)WtstAie~andnnT~· mValle yS (11-1)\s ('i\ St Hcnry 19-2) Division VI Thursday's scores All pmn at 7 p.m. Saturday unlus noted Rralon li·Bt"llt,ut Alhlellc: Flttd (,5) Monrotvtllt (10-2) vs ( 2) Norwalk St Paul Wa.stungton 92. Toron10 81 Mtlwaukec 99. San Anlomo 88 Saernmrnto 128. Houston 110 Denver 9.l L A. taken 82 Sea11 le 110, Vancouver 108 (11 ·11 NBA action IVAN RODRIGUEZ 4) Rflktn U.Ctllna Stadl•m (I) Delphos St John's ( 12-0) vs (6) Anmn1a (9- Allanlk Di¥1sion Orlando 11 Atlwa, 7:30p.m. Ptuladclphia 11 New Ieney, 8 p.m Dallas a1 San Antonio. 8:l0 p.m. n Ilul 1. I Bl Houston al Seatle, 10 p.m. New Yol'k ll Golden State, 10 J0 p.m. a.. ~ I ~7 46 New Jmey .. .. .9 6 N\'. Ranam 6 II Pitt1bur1h . .. .. S 9 NY lalanders . .. .4 9 J .~ l 22 48 0 IS 4l 2 IS 55 42 56 57 2 0 Onawa 12 Minnes01a at \lan(ouvcr, ) p m Toronto Mtlwaukcc a1 Occrou, 6 p.m. Boston II 9 Scallle Ill Phoenu., 8 p m. Houston at SIICI'llf11enlo, 9 p.m Toronto at LA lakers. 9 30 p m. Montrca,l. Buffalo NCAA Dl~ision I ~ 24 10 29 46 I I 0 26 26 lJ 16 57 60 :'5 41 -l' -'8 0 I I~ 50 56 IR jl 11 Southell!t Division 10 7 2 2 24 g 7 J 0 19 10 I 7 Tampa Bay Wa1h1ngrnn Atl..nta .. S...lh VMJ 99. 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Premier All-Sian 86 Paclfi~ UCLA 8\ Calif All Stars 73 Football ~ K 12 ;'j 1 1 0 Dh is ion 1 I I~ 9 12 ;'j ... II 18 4~ 1:! 44 -46 67 51 \ 0 29 7~ 28 67 15 6 1 1 I 11 12 .9 ~ 0 6 9 9 '\!J 'il ... ........,.......... 8 g \ 0 19 .ll 4J Oven1n1C Iones ~oont as •• loss and a rl.'gu lat1oo NFL's Week 11 slate '" Thursday's scores Sunday's 1•mes 1996 FORD TAURUS LX Boston~ - NY Rangm J 5aa JoK ol, 011awa 1 Adan1a at TampA Bay. I p m Buffalo at New York lett. I p.m Cruulina a1 CLEVELAND, I p m Delf'Otl ml Green Bay, I p m. llduutapohs Ill Philadelphia. 1 p.m New Ellaland at Miami. I p.m. V -6, Auto, Air Cond., AMIFM Cass , Loaded, Only 35,000 miles o.n.. 1. Philadetph.a t-n• Tamp Bay 2, Piuabu'lh I Chic11o a1 San DieBo. 4 · 1~ p m Dallas al Anzona. 4: IS p m. New York Giancs at Wuhinaton, • .IS p m St. Lou1s 31 San Franctsco•• : l~ p.m. $2 29 . =lh New Orleans II Jacksonville. 8:20pm ChiCIJO~Anaheim. IO·JOpm Saturday's games Monday'spme Onawa M New Jersey, I p m WuhinJ1on at Bo110n, 7 p m a. Denver, 9 p.111 Atlanta II Buffalo, 1 p m N.V Ranps a1 Toronco. 1 p.m T...,. Bay at Philadelphi a. 7 p m. 0.1111 a1 Carolina, 7 : ~ p m Ohio H,S. regional finals 1995 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL V -8, Auto, Climate Control, All Power Equtpped, Leatner7 Loaded, Olny 32,000 m ~ l es PinsbutJh 11 Aorida. 7 30 p.m. , AI-~~ 7 pA Sotonlay ..... ........... ,'" f'llld (I) Solon (12-0) "(2) Cleve. S1 l&naOul (10.2) RecJoA2·CoJ-c .... Sia!hM (I) Grove Cl1y .(12..0) v1 (2) WonhinJIDn Kitbourne(ll-l) <1 ....... J.M...iliotd Sen.... Arlin f'llld (8) Muaillon Pmy (9-3) 111 (3) PickerinJIOa · J1etJ1011 4-DoytonWtlc-- 12) C.n Elder (10.11 Dl•lslon II P.'"· Frl<lly RqiM ............... S.....ey StadiuM .U _ . 7131 ( 1) C.y. Faits W"'sh Jesuu ( 10-1 ) vs (6) Aktoo BudiOel( 10.21 Rqiool6 Tlllln Col•mbln IC.alnow SUdlu111 (4) Wadsworth 111 · 11 vs (lJ Syh·anu1 Southview (Il-l) ........ 7 Zancnillr Sullberarr 1\lrMOr-.. SIMhl• (4) Untontown Lnkr (CJ. l) \'t l..~wl~ C~lllet Qlcntaftl)' 18-ol) Lebnnon 110-J J \~ l2J TNmoo Ed~(.WuoU San lo.e AI St. lou11, 8 p m Vancouvct at Nuhvllle, 8 p m. Dctroi1 a1 FAmooton, I 0 p m. . Chacaao at fhoent"· 10 p m Moncrealll La1 Anaeles. 10.30 p m 1994 FORD CROWN VICTORIA V-8, Air Cond , AM/FM Cass, Tilt, Cruise, All Power EqulppeCJ, LOcal Trade I ' Sunday's pme N Y lslandm at Edmo~con . 8 p m ECHL standings NORTHERN CONFERENCE ra. Richmond Northeatt Dl¥it&on n ., Hamp1on Roads .. Roamke .. Charloloe ' .. II ' ' 9 ' .. 8 .6 Greensboro Pt'tlrit~ Jofm1town Dayton . Hun11ngtnn Toledo Wltet!hn~ 1. I fll !iE ~<a ll -14 2 0 6 0 ' l Iii 0 22 -16 18 49 18 42 12 H 4 Iii . ' 10 10 6 42 J6 67 19 "il n 19 Iii~ ~I 17 Trenton . , . 0 Norlhw-esl Dl\ lsi on 9 1 •7 •1 • 7 6~ HI' -·- 4 0 () ABC has a $525 million, sevenyear agreement I~ show the four Bowl Champ10nsh1p Senes games. inconsistent results. The Irish either broke down and turned the ball over or broke the press for easy pomts. David Graves and Matt Carroll both scored 16 points for Notre Dame, while Martin lngelsby had 15. The Irish also dominated at the line, thanks to 34 Siena fouls. The Irish were 33-of-39, while the Saints were 17-of-24. Marcus Faison scored 22 potnts to lead Siena. Notre Dame opened a seven-point lead in the first half on a rare fivepoint play. lngelsby hit a three-pointer and then referees ruled he was fouled after the shot, giving him a one-and-one opportunity. lngelsby hit both to put the Irish up 29-22 with 7:54 left. Notre Dame would lead by as many as II before going into the half up 50-41 , despite 15 turnovers . (See NBA on Pag• 6) 20• MODEL SilVERADO PII:IUPS II I:IDI. FIOMI <Continued from Page 4) Alomar. " Unfortunately, I think they p1obably played off each other," Indian s general manager John Hart satd. Rangers designated hiller Rafael Palmeiro was fifth , followed by shortstops Derek Jeter of the Yankees and Boston's Nomar Garciaparra. Rodriguez became the first catcher wllh 20 homers and 20 steals 1n the same year, and the first AL back· stop to have 30 homers, I00 RBis and 100 runs in the same season. "He's done . something that's nevei been done in the history of baseball for a catcher and you also have to recognize that," Martmez said. Rodriguez, who picked up the nickname Pudge as a 19-year-old 'rookie, IS w1dcly regarded as the best defensive catcher of his generation. The MVP award solidifies his spot Added center Bryant Reeves " It's not one anybody wants to talk about. I don't necessarily thmk that it 's one anyone necessarily knows how to talk about. Everybody's prel· ty much at a loss for words." In other NBA ~a me s, Denver defeated the I.:os Angeles Lakers 9~ 82. Sacramento beat Houston 128. 110. Milwaukee stopped SaO Antonto 99-88 and Washingto" downed Toronto 91-81. : Nuggets 93, Lakers 82 Shaqutlle O'Neal scored a season-lu gh 36 points. but shot just 2for-14 lrom the foul line as Los Angeles lost at Denver Ron Mercer had 24 pomts and N1ck Van Exe l >eared 23 against his former team as the Nuggets stopped a three-game los mg streak Two short jumpers by O'Neal closed the Lakers to 75-66 wtth 7:45 left. But he then mtssed four straight free throws. part of his 1-for-12 performance from the lme in the fourth quarter. Kings, 128 Rockets 110 Sacramento stopped its 11 -game losi ng streak agamst the Rockets, usi ng a 17- 1 spree 10 break away in the fourth quarter at Houston. Jason Williams had 23 points and I 0 assists as the Kings won their fourth tn a row. Hakeem OlaJuwon scored 31 pomts for Houston, whtch fell to 0-6 in Compaq Center, its worst home start ever Bucks 99, Spurs 88 Ray Allen scored 26 points and Milwaukee broke loose m the fourth quarter to beat VIsiting San Antonio. The Bucks, the NBA's h1ghest· scoring offense, led 85-84 before solving the league 's top-ranked defense. Dale Ellis scored all of his 13 points in the final period. Tim Duncan had 29 pomts and 14 rebounds for the Spurs, and Dav1d Robinson added 21 pomts. Wizards 92, Raptors 81 among the best to ever play by the position. The list of MVP catchers includet Johnny Bench, Yog1 Berra, Thurman Munson, Elston Howard , Mickey Cochrane, Roy Campanella, Ernie Lombardi and Gabby Hartnett. All but Munson and Howard are in the Hall of Fame. "That means a lot, " Rodriguez sa1d. "I respect those guys a lot. To be compared to them is something special." The only thing misslltg from Rodriguez's resume is a champio nshi~. 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(AP) Troy Murphy scored 31 points to lead Notre Dame to a 107-96 win over Siena on Thursday in the second round of the NIT The Irish (2-0) will take on the winner of Friday's New Mexico St.· Arizona game in the semifinals next week, while Siena dropped to 1-1. Much ltke they d1d tn their wtn over No. 4 Ohio State on Tuesday, the Irish had problems with turnovers but shot a torrid pace to make up for their miscues. They were 32-of-53 (60 percent) from the field and I0-of-19 from three-point range but had 27 turnovers They turned the ball over 25 times agamstt"he Buckeyes but shot 50 percent from the floor. Siena pressed all game with Tonight's g~mes Balllmore a1 CINCINNATI, 4:03 p m Rqion 1-Daylon \'Vtkemt ~lldhun By J.R. ROSS Phoenut 3, Los Angeles 2 Seattle at Kansas City. I p.m. Y1 Notre Dame whips Siena 107-96 in start of second round S1 Lou11 ~. Aorida 0 NwhviUe 6. Monn~al I Phubur1h at Tennessee, I p.m. Dlvllloal Preseason NIT continues Martmez second and Cleveland second baseman Roberto Alomar third. He agreed that pitchers should be el igible ' ~"The guys I competed with, they all had dream seaso ns,'' Rodnguez said. "But that's baseball " Mart1ncz would've won had George Kmg of the Nm York Post or La Yelle Neal of the Min11eapolis -Star Tribune p1cked him first , or 1f both ltstcd Manmez fourth or higher. Instead, they both onutted his name. " I feel a pitcher should just not be an MVP," Nea l sat d. "To win that award, it should be someone who's out there every day battling for his team . It's nothing personal against Pedro " King was on vacation in the Caribbean and could not be reached. Ramirez, whose 165 RBis were the most smce 1938, tied for third with Cleveland teammate Roberto 'R Jam BATTLING FOR POSITION - Notre Dame's Matt Carroll and Siena's Corey Osinski (behind Carroll) battle for rebounding posl· lion during the first ha" of Thursday night's Preaeaaon NIT second, round !(!&me In South Bend, Ind., where the Fighting Irish won 107· 96. (AP) Rodriguez... 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Donnell Shldtunt R~RiM IJ.t"indla~ 1\UdwHI Dhlslon n7 "·' Rtt~k.n ll•La kr~uod Stadiunl Wt.:kl ll h' tiO-ll \ S (.\ ) S,mtluSk\ l'l'lktll~ t:'l ( 1~·01 WESTERN CONFERENCE :r..m S>Jn Anlotuo (III- All pntH 1 p.m. Saturdo\ 6 ~ .I ACADE~I\' Day Chnnunnde Julll'nm· t I0-21 Central Division ~ Herrnsltln 1-' leld (51 GALLIPOLIS GALUA li Souttlust Oi\·ision 10 0 20 Greenv1lle Pee Dt.""e All pmH 7:30p.m. Fnday Final Four since 1982, ensured that sateHite, digital TV and other NCAA The sport just completed the fourth the event w1ll contmue on the net- sporung events. The women's bas- year of a $1.7 b1lhon, f1v,e-year pact work well into the next millennium ketball tournament remams with with Fox, NBC and ESPN after agreeing to a blockbuster $6 ESPN. billioh, 11-year deal on Thursday. McManus said CBS has an agreeThe contract, in which the NCAA mcnt to work wi.th Host holds an option after e1ght years, Communications for the mnrketmg more than doubles CBS' $1.73 bil- nghts. However~ the deal has not lion, seven-year pact that runs -been finalized. through 2002. The deal begins m The NCAA men 's champion ship 2003 and averages about $545 mil- game between ConnectiCUt and Duke lion a year. last season drew the lowest rating "There is no more important an ever on CBS, 17.2. The overall tourevent at CBS, not JUSt sports, than nament mark of 6.8 also was a record the men's basketball tournament," low. said CBS sports president Sean Ratings have fallen 28 percent McManus. "There has been no high- this decade, a bigger drop than the er priority than renewing this rela- Super Bowl , World Senes or NBA t1onship." Finals. But while the ratmg for the By The Associated Press CBS, left out of last week's title game was low, it had a larger To Gary Payton, the credit for NASCAR TV contract, outbid audience than most sports program- Seattle's incredtble comeback Disney's ABC-ESPN and Fox. Both ming. belonged to someone who wasn't Disney and Fox had cable compo· However, the early rounds are far even on the court.' nents to their bids. from a ratings winner. CBS posted 1 Payton rallied the Sanies from a CBS sa1d there are no 1mmed1ate numbers m the Ss for the first two 10-point deficit m the fmal I :39 plans to put the tournament on cable rounds, and m the 7s for the regiOn- Thursday mght. giving them a 110television. als . 108 vtctory over the Vancouver "Rtght now, for the foreseeable In less than three years as presi - Gmzltes. future. our plan is to keep it on free dent of CBS Sports. McManus has Earlier m the lourth quarter. Vtn over-the-air," McManus said. "But returned the network to prominence. Baker was eJected on a double-techwe own the cable TV rights if we He acquired the nghts to AFC foot- nical foul and had 10 restrained by wantto explore the possibilities." hall. retamed the most comprehen- Vernon Ma<wcll Brent Price then The NCAA, which heard formal s1ve golf package - indud1ng the made two ! oul shots to put presentations Wednesday and Masters and PGA ChampiOnship Vancouver ahead 95-81 Thursday at the NCAA's and now kept the NCAA tou1 namcnt "Yin dtd a great Job hy he~ng lndtanapolts headquarters. explored As for the NCAA. the agreement CJCctcd ,1nd gctt mg us motivated to other nctwOik offers after dealing almost certainly cnsut e> 11 wdl co me back and try to play haskelexclusively with CBS until August. rcmam intact w1th all 11s power ball. " Payton sa1d. " We had an exclus1ve window MaJor conferences. such as the Big " Vm stepped up . We wercn 't getwith CBS, and our discusstons never Ten and SEC. have had infonn<1l d1s· ung the calls. thin gs were gomg bad stopped," NCAA pre sident Cednc cussions about breaking away in for us at the ume. He stepped up and Dempsey satd. "But it was very recent years . took the tcch s for eve rybody, The major schools tor decades because I sure was about 10 gel one,'' important to our membership that we explore all our alternatives." have resented being lumped with he sa1d . ABC-ES PN was believed to be smaller programs that don't make Payton scored seven points as the CBS' mam competitor after lostng money. but get some of the revenue Somes closed the game with a 14-2 out on NASCAR last week. ESPN is generated by the major powers. Now. run. He fm1 shed with 24 pomts. and also in danger of losing its regular- though, there should be enough Maxwell had 27. season package with major league money to make everyone happy. Seattle trailed I06-96 before combaseball over a dispute scheduled to "The revenue for this agreement mg back Maxv.ell put the Somes go to court on Dec. 6. would still not put all the athlcuc ahead for good by hitting a three"The ABC-ESPN bid offered the programs in the black to make point basket w11h 5.2 seconds left. best opportunity for exposure and money," Dempsey said The basket was set up when Horace growth of the NCAA men's basketThe NCAA is the latest orgamza- Grant p1cked off Shareef Abdurball tournament," ESPN spokesman tion to more than double its TV Rahim ·s tnbounds pass. Mike Soltys said. rights fee s in the last two years. The Grizzltes' last hope ended Although Fox lost out on this The NFL IS m the second year of · when Abdur-Rahim was called for an deal, the network landed the first half an $18 bilhon, e1gh1-year contract offensive foul with 2.3 seconds left of NASCAR'; $2.4 billion, six-year with CBS , Fo<, ABC and ESPN; the Payton sealed the VICtory by makmg agreement last week and also has the NBA is in the second year of its a pa1r of free throws. NFL and major league baseball. $2.64 btlhon, four-year contract with Abdur-Rahim fm1shed with 31 NBC and TBS share the other half of NBC and Turner Sports; and the points and 14 rebounds. NASCAR. NHL is in the first year of a $600 "Everytlung we could ' ve done Industry sources told The. million, five-year contract with ABC wrong, we did wrong," Gnzzlies Associated Press that Fox's bid was and ESPN. general manager Stu Jackson shoutabout $1 billion less than CBS' offer. Baseball might open up negotia- ed, pounding a metal garage door a1 lt was uncertain how much Disney lions on its new TV deal this winter. GM Place. offered. The three weeks of basketball will cost CBS more than an entire season of football, not counting for inflation. The network agreed to a $4. I billion, eight-year deal with the NFL in 1998. "That reaffirms my belief in the increasing value of major sports properties," said former CBS Sports president Neal Pilson, who runs a consulting firm. "But the deal was $1 billion higher than I thought." The NCAA package also includes rights to marketing, corporate sponsorship, licensmg, Internet, radio, So nics rally·to beat Grizzlies 110-108; Nuggets, Kings win San Francisco ac e Juan Mane hal , the had e1ght first -place votes and 239 Oomlllll·an spo11 "' lllllll ~ l c r and _poi nts Tlus was only the fourth wne Marttnc1 's mentor " Pedro was the that a runner-up l1ad the most fust· mo:-;t d Jsti nguish~o:d playe r 111 the b1g place votes . " BeL:ause ol Pedro's dominance leagues 1n 1999 and deserved to h.c at his posuwn. I thought he was M,;st Val uahtc f'I.Iye r " · It s rcgrcuahlc ,.. ~ a1d another going to w m 11. " Ran gc1s nhm .1gc t Domm1c . m st.lr. the C h~~.:al.!n Cubs' Johnny Oates ~n 1d . " To ha ve Pudgl' Sammy Sosa " I was sure that Pedro wm it, knowing wh.tt he meant It) our would Will and . 111 .tny event I think hallcluh. th1 s " as cxc ttetl :lS I' ve M,mn y Ha11111e1. had more of a been .'' Rodrt gucz. who earned a ch,Ince of ddcatmg him " Rodnguc7 lim shcd with seven $250,000 honus l01 wmnong. " uti he first-place votes and 252 pomts m would have pi cked h1m sclf ltrst. balloung by the Baseball Wntcrs' (See RODRIGUEZ on Page 5) Assocmti on ol Amcr11.:a Martinez Scoreboard Basketball The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~~ ~~~~~~~?e~AN NCAA men 's basketball tournament. , : · The r , It was the $6 b1lhon f1gure that was . ed s~ pn~e w_asn t that CBS staggenng. retam I e te evts1on nghts to the CBS, which has broadcast the wins AL MVP honors " We're all players," sa1d Martinez, who led the lnaJors w11h 23 wins. topped the AL wi th 313 strtkeouts and had a 2.07 ERA that was I 37 lower than the seco nd-best mark "What would they do without us·> What would they do wllhout potchmg?" While Puerto Ricans cheered a second stratght AL MVP hy a nat1ve son the other hcmg Ju an Gonzalez, Rodngucz's teammate until a recent trad e - baseball fans in the Dominocan Republic felt one of their own got robbed . "It's an· inJUStice," said former Friday, 'November 19, 1999 '· ~ - The Meigs CHIP Program is offering Homebuyer Education classes, consisting of five (5) evening sessions beginning, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1999 from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. to be held in the lower floor of the Meigs County Annex (behind Holzer Clinic) 117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. , ·classes will b~ held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. ··· : These Homebuyer Education Classes are being provided to -.. those CHIP applicants who have applied for assistance in the ,CHIP Down Payment Program. However, anyone interested ~in information about purchasing of a home, is .invited t0 :attend. 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It's not The Game or the Big Game or the Apple Cup. There arc no barrels, baskets or buckets on the line , either. When the top-ranked Se min oles ( 10-0) and third -ranked Gators ('1-1) meet in The Swamp, they 'l l play for one prize - a ticket tn the national champi onship game. In four uf the past six seasons. the Florida-Florida State winner has played for the national title . The teams even met fur the title 'in th~ Sugar Bowl after the Sem inoles beat the Gators tn the '96 regular season. Florida State wori its on ly nati onal tit le in 1993, while Flmida won its c·hampionsh ip in '96. '·We arc looking forward to the game. a typical game," Gators coac h Steve Spurrier said . "FSU is usually 10-0 or 9-1. we are usually 9- 1. We have hccn I 0-0 a couple times wm in g int u il. Each team has an oppor- If the Se_n1inoles win, they are a virtual lock to finish first in the final BCS standin gs. which determine the teams in its national title game (the Sugar Bowl on Jan . 4 ). lf the Gators win . they would then need to win the SEC title game on Dec. 4 to put themselves in a strong position to play fot another champi onship . OK. OK . The win ner get the Governors Cup. hut so do lots of other games he tween state rivals. The Sem inole s seem to have 'the edge, at least at quarterback . Chris Weinke has thmwn for 2.840 yards and 24 touchdowns, including six last week against Maryland. He lines up against the Gators fur the first time. '" Hands down, It 's the btggest game of my career:· said Wcinke , who missed the final few games of last season with a neck injury. The Gators counter with Doug Johnson - and Jesse Palmer. /\ crank y Spurrier indicated this wee k beat the 'Noles 32-29 in '97. Johnson has thrown for 2,360 yards and 19 touchdowns, but has just three touchdown passes - and five interceptions - in the Gaturs' last live games. In last week 's 20-3 win over South Carolina, Johnson sat and Palmer played the whole game. While the Seminoles are counting on an offense featuring wide receiver Peter Warnck, the Gators are hoping their defense wtll come through. The Gators give up 17. 1 points a game and the rushing defense is fo urth nati onally at 71.6 yards a game . Several other rivalry games will decide confere nce titles and major bow l bids. ln the Big Game, Stanford (6-3, 61) needs a win over California (4-6, 3-4) to clinch the Pac- 10 title and a Rose Bowl berth against Wisconsin . The Cardinal have won the last four meetings, and in '98 knocked Ca l out of a bowl berth with a 10-3 wm. If Ca l wins , then Oregon or play. too. The two may even alternate Washington could earn a trip to tunity tel kn·r on going m the nat inn- every play. JUS! like Johnson and Pasadena. Oregon State vis its a I picture ." Noah Brindise did when the Gators Oregon in the Civil War. and Johm:.on w1ll ~ tart , hut Palmer will Washington State is at Washington for the Apple Cup. Also, No. 8 Alabama (8-2, 6-1 SEC) is at Auburn (5-5; 2-5) in the Iron Bowl needing a win over its rival to earn a trip to the league title game against Florida; and No. 19 Purdue (6-4, · 3-4 Big Ten) visits Indi ana (4-6, 3-4) for the Old Oaken Bucket. The picks: No, I Florida State ..(minus 3),) at No. 3 Florida Visiting team last won in '93, when 'Noles won at The Swamp .... FLORIDA STATE, 27-21. No, 2 Virginia Tech (minus 29) at Temple Hokies set to gobble up Owls after last year's shocking loss. VIRGINIA TECH, 52-14. No, 7 Tell'flessee (minus 12 ~•) at Kentucky Vols have won last 14 meetings. . . TENNESSEE, 31-24. No. 8 Alabama (minus 3),) at Auburn 'Bama needs win to get to SEC title game: Tigers need win to he bowl cligih le .... AUBU RN , 27-24. Missouri (plus 24) at No. 9 Kansas Slate K-State takes out frustrations on disappointing Tigers. ... KANSAS STATE, 38-10. Ohio State (plus 12~.) at No. 10 Michigan Buckeyes have chance to knock Wolverines out of BCS game. MICHIGAN, 34- 14. No. 12 Mississippi Slate (plus 7) at No. 22 Arkansas Bulldogs need win to keep slim SEC title hopes alive. ARKANSAS, 27- 17. No. 13 Penn Slate (plus I~.) at No, IS Michigan Slate Hey JoePa, let QB Rashard Casey play! ... PENN STATE, 31 -30. No. 14 Georgia Tech (minus 10) at Wake Forest Tech put up 63 points against W in '98 .... GEORGIA TECH, 45-28. · No, 21 Georgia (plus S~.) at No. 16 Mississippi Rebels looking for eighth win under David Cuteliffe, former Vnls assistant ... MISSISSIPPI. 27-24. No. 17 Minnesota (minus 20) at Iowa . Gold~n Gophers set to close out sensational season with a big win .... MINNESOTA, 41-17 . No. 18 Southern Mississippi (minus 4~,) at LouisviDe Winner clinches Liberty Bowl berth as C-USA's rep . LOUISVILLE, 35-28. Utah (plus 6~.) at No. 19 BYU Cougars need win to clinch inaugural Mountain West title and trip to Liberty Bowl. ... BYU, 34-24. No, 19 Purdue (minus 12) at Indiana For the Old Oaken Bucket. PURDUE, 35-21. North Carolina Slate (plus 8 ~.) at No. 23 East Carolina Pirates QB David Garrard up again st a tough pass defense . EAST CAROLINA, 31-21. No. 25 Boston College (plus 9~.) at Notre Dame Have the Iri sh given up? NOTRE DAME, 31-24 . La<t week: 14-5 (straight up); 9-8 (vs. points) Season: 154-43 (straight up); I0592 -1 (vs. points) Canadiens find themselves 'outplayed' in 6-1 loss to Nashville 29 saves. Aki Berg and DunalJ in San Jose's first road victory Audette scored for the Kings, 8-2-2 against Ottawa. · Alexander Korolyuk and Marco Da ll as ralli ed to tie visitin g in their last 12 . Sturm also scored for the Sharks. Philadelphia. Sharks 4, Senalors I With Dal las eoalie Ed Belfour Vincent Damphousse and Dave Kevin Dineen scored for Ottawa. lifted for an cxtr~ atlacker, Modanu Lowry scored late in the third penod ·r u<hed a back-hand shot off goalie John Vanbicsbrouck's pads for the Dallas forward 's seventh goal. Daymond Langkow scored a firstperiod goal for the Flyers. 10-2-2 si nce open ing the season 0-5- 1 CHICAGO (AP) - Hall of Famcr Frank Robi nson is considering the worst start in fran chise history. whether to join the Chicago Cubs as a bench coach under new ·manager Bruins 5, Rangers 3 Don Baylor. Jason Alli son, Boston's scoring However, Robinson says he is not sure he wants to make the commitleader last season, scored his first ment to a full-time coaching job at this stage in his life. goal of the season as Boston beat " I'd like to do it for Don," Robinson said Thursday. " But I don't know New York to ex tend its winning if I want to get back in uniform and travel." streak to three games. Baylor said from his California home that if Robin son does decide to Jne Thornton had an empty-net take the job, "it should happen in the next 24 or 48 hours. goal and two assists to push his "We're pretly square on everything financially, but everybody has team-leading points total to 19. families and things. That's ahout where we are ... Anson Carter, Hal Gill and Shawn Should the 64-year-old Robinson join the team, the Cubs would have Bates added goals for the Bruins, 9- two Hall of Famers on their coaching staff. Billy Williams, a bench coach 1-2 in their last 12 games and 5-0-3 under Jim Riggleman, was retained and will be the first base coach. in their last eight home games. Robinson was an MVP in both leagues- 1961 with the Reds and 1966 Adam Graves, Jan Hlavac and with the Orioles when he won the Triple Crown. He was baseball 's first Mike Knuble scored for New York. black manager in 1975 with the Indians. He also managed the Orioles and Coyotes 3, Kings 2 the Giants. Keith Tkachuk scored the go· Robinson was treated for prostate cancer last year and has been out of ahead goal with 13:53 left and Mike unifonm since 1991. when he was dismissed as manager of the Baltimore Sullivan ended a 60-game drought Orioles. with a short-handed goal as Phoenix Robinson is currently the director of baseball operations for the won at Los Angeles. , Arizona Fall League. He and Baylor were teammates in Baltimore brieny Trevor Letowski also scored for in 1970 and 1971. the Coyotes, and Bob Essensa made Mike Modano sccired with 30.7 Rtlnning had an unassisted go.al and Philadelphia I : Tampa Bay 2. Scolt Walker and Mark Mowers Pitt sburgh I : St. Louis :l, Florida 0: seconds le ft in the third period as NHL action By The Associated Press Kirnmo Timonl!n and the Nashv ille Predators made a little hi story against the NHL"s most storied franchise . Timoncn scored on the first pe nal ty shot in the second-year team's hi story - and his professional cart!er - as Nas hvi lle routeJ the visiti ng Montreal Canad icns 6- 1 Thursday night. Timonen. awarded the penalty shot after he was hooked by Brian Savage on a short-handed breakaway in the seco nd period. back-handed the puck ove r goali e Jeff Hackett 's stick. " It 's an unbelie vahle feeling:· Timonen said. " I was a lillie bit nervous. When I 201 close to the net , I decided to go back-hand, and that 's what! did ... Rob Valiccvic scored twice, Cliff addt.!ll th~ir first !Wals of 1hc season as Nashville: mai"'ched the fran chi se record for goals . The Pn:Jators have won thrt:c of four after a fiv c -~ amc losim! streak. Montreal. the wi~ncr of a ,-;cord 24 Stanl ey Cup titles. is 2- 10- 1 in its last I ) games and 5- 14- I ove rall . " We weren' t prepared In play." Ca nad iens dcfcnsema n Eric Weinrich said . "'They" re a better team than we arc ri ght now. They outplayed us totall y in the first period." Montreal played without two of its top three scorers. Martin R_uci»sky did not play ·because of a co'n8lssiun, and Saku Koivu had shoulder surgery Thursday. Nashville goalie Mike Dunham made 32 saves, all owing only Karl Dykhuis ' powe r-play goal. In other NHL games. it was San Jose 4, Ottawa I; Boston 5, New York Rangers 3: Dallas 1. NBA games... (Continued from Page 5) Isaac Austin had 20 points and 13 after starting 808 straight games, and rebounds as Washington ended a Michael Smith each had 12 points. Vince Carter led the Raptors with seven-game losing streak with a vic23 points. He has scored 20 or more tory over visiting Toronto . The Wizards won for the first time points in seven sttaight games, since their season opener. Mitch breaking the team "record set by Richmond, reduced to a reserve role Marcus Camby in March 1997. and Phoe ntx 3, Los Ange les 2. Lightning 2, Penguins I Kevin Hodson made 26 saves and Robert Pctruvicky and Pavel Kubina scored first -period goals in Tampa Bay's victory over Pitt sburgh. Jaromir Jagr was in the lineup for the Penguins after mi ss ing mLJst of thetr last game hecause of an upper leg injury. After the game. a team spokesman said the NHL scoring leader was returning to Pittsburgh for te sts. The Penguins arc at Florida on Saturday. Jagr failed to rccot:d a point for the second straight game after opening the season with a IS -game points streak. German Titov scored for visiting Pittsburgh Blues 3, Panthers 0 At St. Loui s, Pavol Demitra scored two goals in a I :04 span in the third period as the Blues beat Florida. Roman Turck made 27 ~aves for hi s first shutout of the season to help the Blues end the Panthers' fourgame winning streak. Demitra scored on a power play and added his 10th goal of the season on a breakaway. Mic}lal Handzus had an empty-net goal. Flyers I, Stars .l Cubs hope to hire Frank Robinson \ By ANN LANDERS Dear .Readers : Here ts another reprint of one of your most-saved columns. I hope this one is as special to you as it was to me. Dear Ann' Landers: Back in December 1987, I wrote t you and said I had seen 'The Station" in your column shortly after my wife had been diagnosed with tenminal cancer. I thought of all the dreams we had and the promises I made. One of those dreams was to go to Paris. With LX255 Lawn Tractor • 15 hp • 42-inch convertible mower dedi • Automatic transmission 425 Lawn and Garden Tractor • 20-hp, V-Twin, liquid-cooled engine • 54~nch mower dedi • Automatic transmission $61 Per Month* Save $250 $149 Per Month* Save $1,300 her doctor 's penmission , I took my wife to Europe, and we had the most beautiful vacation of our 43 years. She passed away 18 months later. When my letter appeared in you column, I received phone calls and letters from across the country. I heard from long-lost friends and relatives and even total strangers, who told me how much that column mean to them. I wrote again to thank you, and you printed that letter, too. The day it appeared, I was over'¥Helmed By DARA AKIKO WILLIAMS Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES - After years of medical school and rigorous scientific study, Dr. Jim Sheller was more than skeptical when he heard that pain could be relieved by needles. It didn't tit with the hard-and-fast evidence behind Western medicine; ...__ __j poppycock, he called it. RECEPTION PLANNED _ A . But as acupuncture gained popureceptlon honoring Clara Burris larity among his American patients, on her eoth birthday will be held Sheller decided to learn more about Friday, Nov. 26 from 6-8 p.m. at the ancient practice. He was quickly the New Haven United Methodist · converted. Church. It Is requested that gifts He put his anesthesiology practice be omitted, although cards ·aside and enrolled full-time in a Chinese medicine school. These days, he would be appreciated, even makes acupuncture house calls. "I see mysel f as a bridge," said Sheller, 59. "My motto: Have needtes, will travet." As a growing number of Americans· seck Eastern medicines for chronic ailments. more and more By DAVID KOENIG Western doctors are heading back to AP Business Writer the classroom to learn acupuncture DALLAS - Papa John's may and Eastern theories on health. It's a have to fork over some dough to rival striking indication that Asian healing, PizzaHutduetoafederaljury'sfind- including herbology and holi stic ing it made false and deceptive healing, has become more mainclaims in a spirited ad war between ·stream. the eateries. Western and Eastern medical di<The eight-member jury on Thurs- ciplincs, once viewed as competing day also found response ads by disciplines. are increasingly becomindustry leader Pizza Hut fal se and ing complementary, says Dr. Ka Kit misleading, but U.S. Magistrate Hui . director of the C~nter for EastWilliam F.Sanderson Jr. doubted Piz- West Medicine at the University of za Hut will be sanctioned. Califomia at Los Angeles. Pizza Hut, which filed the original While Chinese medicine in itself lawsuit last year before Papa John 's might not be adequate &lone to treat ~.countersued, is seeking $12.5 million patients, Western medicine some"in damages. Sanderson set the penal- times lacked a holistic •Rproach, nar: ty phase for Nov. 29. rowing in on a speciflli illness or :· Observers said the verdict's larg- treatment rather than !~k ing at the •er effect would be to stop Louisville, patient's overall health,-Hui said. : .Ky.-based Papa John's International " By using Chinese _wedicine _to ·31nc. from using its slogan "Better look at the forest and us\~g Western :, ngredients, Better Pizza" in a $300 million campaign. The company put ·~he · slogan in advertisements and on PEORIA, 111. (AP)- Garden ros::everything from its pizza boxes to its es, long prized for their lieiUty, col';:stationery. or, perfume and variety gt;w as ear· ; "If there's been a finding that the ly as 5000 B.C. in China; say nursi4td is false and deceptive, your lawyer ery experts. According to Jim Freid, ·::Should tell you to immediately stop ,Jlortieulturist for '-running it," said Michelle Roberts, a gardensolutions.com, many roses .:·Dallas attorney who ;epresented a (manufacturer in a similar dispute. " If today have ancient origins while :;you don 't, you might increase the others are recently cultivated. Among historic French roses are lhe llorgeous : emount of damages. " :; Pizza Hut sued over the " Better pink Empress Josephine, dat:ing from ;rizza" slogan, and over ads that com- the 1.6th century, and the purjlle-andblue Cardinal de Richelieu (1840) . ~ared ingredients used by the chains. .()ne ad found false and deceptive by Harison's Yellow, the fabled "Yellow t,lhe j01y contended that while Papa Rose of Texas," was America's first cultivated rose, developed in the ~ohn 's uses filtered water, Pizza Hul 1700s. ~ses tap water. J Ury findS false ClaimS made by pizza.makers medicine to look at the trees, we have a better view of the landscape of the human condition," he said. Among U.S. medical schools, UCLA ru ns one of the largest acupuncture · trainin g courses for licensed· physicians. The 200-hour program that began with about 20 students and doctors about a decade ago now teaches nearly 600 a year. An estimated 4,000 U.S. physicians have some training in acupuncture , according . to the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture, a group of doctors who have incorporated acupuncture mto their medical practice. The trend has been grow ing as patients demand alternatives to pill popping and hcaltll insurance companies offer at least limited coverage for acupuncture. '· I think there's an clement of the physician reacting to the changing demographics of the patient populati on and the inahility to be the cureall for all that ail s the patient ," said Jim Dowden. executi ve. director of H I N G · the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture. A 1997 American Medical Association •tudy showed that more than two-thirds of U.S. med ical schools offered elective classes on Eastern medicines. Eastern medicine isn't just acupuncture .' of ·cou rse. It takQs into account the entire hody"s halancc and cnc'rgy ~ and mair:naining that balance through diet. exe rci se, herbs. nH::ditation or nias~ age . Many U.S. doctors who have already had years of mcdil:ul training usually auend seminars or extension classes to learn about acupuncture . herbs or holistic healing. Attending a traditi onal Chmcsc medicine sc hool Tor four years is a tough pill to swallow. Podiatrist Wayne Jower, however, took the plunge. 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His students know _the location uf acupuncture needle points but have little understanding of human anai§my. That is until they take the claos Su teaches with a UC l professor i"n Korean and Engli <h. "Thi s is a gooLI sign of the futprc ... Sn sa id. UP TO 12 MONTHS POMEROY - Athens-Darwin SATURDAY Citizens Advisory Council meeting :· MIDDLEPORT - Free ThanksMonday, 3:30p.m. at Meigs County :"giving dinner, Saturday, Faith Chapel 'Church, 923 South Third St.; Mid- Multi-P"rpose Building/Senior Citizens Center. ~leport. Serving 2 to 5 p.m. '~ herbs. If that wasn 't enough, 1 had to learn internalChinese medicinJ diagnosis," he satd. But his st udies have paid off. " It' s another way of looking at the body. It's like lo0king at tile other side of a coin," Jo.wer satd. Dr. Chang Sok So earned his Western medical degree after being a doctor in Korea for several years. 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Regret and fear arc twin Western doctors turn eastward for alternative medicine ~ JA60 Walt.&hind Mower • 6 hp • 21-inch castaluminum deck T scene of cars on nearby highways, of children waving at a crossi ng, of cat· tic grazing on a distant hillside, of smoke pouring from a power plant, of mw upon row of corn and wheat, of natland s and valleys, of mountains and rolling hill sides, of city sky lines and village halls . But uppermost in our minds is the final destination. On a certain day, a certain hour we will pull into the station , Band s will be playing and nags waving. Once we get there so many wonderful dreams will come true , and the pieces of our lives will fit together like a competed jigsaw puzzle . How restlessly we pace the aisle, damming the minutes for loiteringwaiting, waiting, waiting for .the sta· tion. "When we reach the station, that Community .Calendar GT225 Lawn and Garden Tractor • 15 hp • 42~nch converiible mower dedi • Automatic transmission 0 Page? Friday, November 19, 1~9 with calls, and received letters from as far away as Alaska and Germany. : Several peop le on Long Island wrote , and s:.iid if I were ever in their area, tu come by for a chat. !thought "W~y nut''" I contacted one of the ladie s, and we met fot' coffee and a diner. Viola and I have hccn tlH!cthcr now fm I 0 years . I thank you~ Ann . and the late Rohcn Hastings. whose famil y )elll me a hcautiful letter. fnr changi ng my life- IRV GAlPTMAN. MARGATE. FLA. The Station Rohcrt J. Hastings Tucked away in uur subconsc ious is un idyllic visi.Uit, We sec ourselves on a long trip that spans the l'Ontincnt. We are tra ve ling by trai n. Out the windows we drin k in the passing Roses and hi~tory • The Daily ·sentine_l ByTheBend Friday, November 19, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . EverYthing in the store marked down for your selection • Buy now before price & Interest rates all go up. 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Here, Fern Princess LONDON (AP) D~;ma·s mother has helped launch a s<>ng tor a charily she th10ks her late d.>ughter would have supported. F1ances Shand Kydd made a rare puhl1c appearance Wednesday at the launch of "Will You Walk On By?" sung hy former Runri_g lead singer Donruc Munro. The Iyn es encourage listeners to l(lvc thc1r nci'!!hhors and cons1der tiH JS C less I nrt~nale . Proceeds from s.tlcs nf the smgh: will go to The Pi ll.!rl llliH!C Trust. a chanty which pro;.,de s Jwllda.ys fo1 disabled children. Mrs. Shand Kvdd said the record \\lluld he,\ hcttcr~mcmorial to Diana - who d1cd 111 a Pans car crash in 1l)l)7 - than any statue or garden. In .t message uf support on the sleeve of the sincle , she said: "The l 1 r~t tlllHncnt I hc~trd 1t, I knew it 'was spccral. It captured all the concerns hot II D1ana and I cared about." Grimm, president, and Sall_y _Ebers~ac~, treasurer, display the new telev~s1on, wh1ch IS now bring enjoyed by many residents there. Drudge, Fox News decide to end association Eastern releases honor roll TUPPERS PLAINS - The EastD1 s1n ct has a nn u un ~c d thl' n;mH.::-. of sludents on ern l tlL' al SL'11oo l Da111dlc Ruckel. Jon Wi ll: Freshmen. Josh Basham. Brent Buckley. Clayton Co11klln. Shcll.1 C\1ok. JessiCa DIIIPIL S(1ny.1 Fretk•nck. Beth Gregory. En~: Lcmun!'o. Thomas Sun mons. Bnmdon Wen y. Clm·s Wilson and Chc lscy thl: I l111h l l Roll f o 1 the first nmc-wcck grad1n g pcn od. EASel ERN HIGH SCHOOL W{JOd i\11 ,, .__ EASTERN ELEMENTARY S,·nlt>rs Josh Brt>dcrick. Molly He1ncs. lesSJca Pore-, Christy Riley, All A's: ( ·:M IC Ro,e. S.1rah Sex ton . Eric Grade Four. Daniel Buckley. Smllh . JunlllfS lull Baile"y. Brandon Alex;mder Burroughs. Ryan Davis. Brownlne. Am her Church , Josh Kyle Edwards. Lmdsey Grate. Kelsey Clark . Wes Crow. Josh Ihle, Josh Holter. Kyle Rawson. Nicholas Kehl. Man Sunpson. Joey Taylor: Schultz, Morgan Werry. Nikita Sopluunores: Tammy Bissell,. Brad .- Young; Grade Five: Jessioa Amos, Brannon. Garrell Karr, Chris Lyons, . Stephanie Baker, Brittany Bissell, Sara Man<f1 cld . Kml Marcmko ; Samantha Brown, Ryan DaviS. GeorFre>hmen C.mte <;row and N1col gana Koblcntz, Tyler Lee, Trista ,Honaker, _, :' _ .. ,c ..... _ Simmons, Erin Weber; Gr~dc Six: AJB Honor Roll: Seniors: Jason Nicholas Kuhn , Derek Roush, Sara Rarher Jcss1ca Barnnger. Man Wiggms, Amanda Wmdon ; Grade Boyles. M.lll Caldwell , Knn Godwin, Seven: Derek Baum, Christopher Chasallc Hnll on. Jessica Kimes. Scon Carroll, Cody 'Dill , Katie Hoxsie, JesNeeds, Brooke N1chuls. All<on Rose, sica Kehl, Bryan Minnear. Sara Pore, Aaron Scllacke l. Steve Weeks , Leah Jessica Reel, Darren Scarbrough, Well. B11.>n Wheeler. Josh Will: Morgan Weber, Krista While , Jumors: Amhc1 Baker. Krislm Chcva- Chelsea Young; Grade Eight: Jessica her. Cmda Cli fford. Sarah Clifford. Boy les and Jonathan Owen. John Cooke. Kev1n Keaton. Jenny NB Honor Roll : Long. Nathan G Marcmko. Amanda Grade Four: Megan Broderick, Nnllhrup . StepharHe Pullms , Sopho- Nathan Carroll, Joshua Collins , 111<1rcs· N1ck Blac· kburn . Hol ly Brad- Amanda Eason, Cass1e Hauber, cr1 c k. l3c n 1-l oltc· r. Rohc11 Lawrence .' · Kathrine Hayman , Casey Hubbard, Jarold Kuhn. Jonathon Newell. Ka1a Osborne. Hannah Prall , Jacq ueline Smilh. Sarah Wachter, Hcavc· n We stfall; Grade F1vc: Alyss<~ Baker. Sar.1h Boston, JJllmn Brannon. !i_J ~ IIIl Brnwnmg. Dan 1clle Calloll. '"KIIn bcrly Cas101, Kayla Cull111 s. L1mn· Davis. Steven HuUsun, NatiMilll.'l McGrath. Will1am Owen. Derek Put man. Hollie Rt charcl. Coty Sh.1clfcl. Cheyenne Russell. Derek Wchcr. Am her W1 llharger. Grade S1x· Patnc1a Barher. Hal l1c Bruuks, Brian CJSlur. Chnstophcr Davis .. Brundon Goeglein . Autumn Hauber, Dyana Hawthorne. Bntlnl Hensley. Bryce Honaker. Jes Sica Hupp. Joshua Marcinko. IJ;md M,JX son, Ashley MeCaman. ~krhcrt Mdntyrc. Jesse Nuller. Broilke Park er. Shawn RccJ , Cory Smgcnt. Janie!' Will , Charles Wilson ; Grade Seven: Kenneth Amsbary, Jennifer Anne~. Briuariy Barnett Jennifer Hayman. Ross Holter, Steven Shepard. Casey Smith; Grade Eight: Rachael Ell ion. Bnllany Hauber, Aly'5a Holler, Ryan Kiddc1 , Kassandra LodwiCk. Ro2cr Marcinko, Sandra Powell , Tia Prall, Katherine Robertson, Nicholas · Weeks and Wi lliam Woods . 0 The single goes on sale in Britain Regan told seveml dozen College of William & Mary studen(s Wednesday on Nov. 22. at a seminar on the war' in hterature MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A and fl hn . "I won't huy a Japanese product ,'' celebrity photographer has accused Latin music star Alejandro Fernandez l1e smd. " I Just a lot of fri ends. I can 't . of choking him and alleges the artist's Jorgive them." Regan , who now lives 111 entourage shoved his pregnant wife. A spokeswoman for the Mexican Williamsburg, also served as Presistar's record label, Sony Music Inter- dent Reagan 's chief of staff He was national, declined comment Wednes- a Manne in the war, fresh out of Harday. Fernandez had Billboard Maga- vard University, and served in the zine's No. I Latin album last year. South Pacific. Photographer Angel Mora said He said he aged quickly. "I went into Okinawa with 900 that after he took Fernandez's picture Monday behind the Sony Music men under me . I was a major, and I building in South Beach, the star -was 25 years old," he said. "That's chased him and choked him. Other war for you. It makes an old man out members of the entourage beat h1m. of you fast " ' Mora said. -When his wife, Celia Olivera, who JOHANNESBURG, South Africa is three months pregnant, tried to (AP) - Hollywood stars Danny videotape the fight, someone grabbed Glover and Morgan Freeman admtl her and pushed her away, she said. they only needed one reason to travFernandez's date then hit her in the el all the way here : a chance to spend stomach, Ms. Olivera sa1d, and tried time with anti-apartheid hero Nelson to snatch her camera. Mandel a. Miami television station WAMI " When you gel a chance to sit caught the scuffle on a pair of sur- with Madiba for JUSL a minute - it veillance cameras and aired the sto- doesn 't take me long" to dec1de to ry Tuesday. come, Glover told reporters. Madiba Mora, 39, filed a report w1Lh the is Mandcla 's dan name, and has pollee, but had not flied a complaml • ·become an aiTcctionale nickname. with the state anorney's office hy Freeman sa1d he's in "deep talks" Wednesday afternoon. Prosec utors wllh Mandela and South African cannot take action until it receives filmmaker Ananl Singh to play the and reviews a complaint role of Mandel a 1n a mov1c about the former president.. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) ''I'm looking for'Ward to the cxpcFonner Treasury Secretary Donald ncnce." Freeman said Wednesday. Regan says he still fee ls hatred for the The hcst part would he "the amount Japanese soldiers he fought 111 World of ttme I get to spend wuh Mr. ManWar II. deJa .. "I hated them all , and I st1 ll do." By FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writer NEW YORK - Fox News Channel and Man Drudge have parted ways and the gossip columnist's TV p1ogram "Drudge" is h1story, the network says. The move follows Drudge's refu sal to appear on his program last Satu1day after the network barred him Jrom showing a picture of a fetus undergomg surgery to correct a spinal defec t Fox executives didn't want Drudge to usc the photo to support h1s ant1 -ab0111on v1ews. They charged lmn wttll breach of contract for not appearing on the srow. J?rudge's departure, which the network said was by mutual consent. was announced Thursday. Drudge blasted Fox's claim that he m1ght have misrepresented the photo as . depicting an abortion and accused the network of censorship. In Thursday 's statement, Drudge admitted having made "comments I regret," and added, "!look forward to a continuing relationship with the Fox News Channel for years to come and may even make guest appearances on its programmmg from time to time ." In the same ·statement. John Moody, the network's vtce president for news editorial, accepted Drudge 's apology and declared, "We accept Ius des1rc to leave tcle v1sinn ." Drudge's weekly program had been on the nc tw{lrk !-am:c June llJ9R The photograph mdisputc, which appcmcd Ill US A Today and the National EnqUirer. shows a 21-weckold fetus with a tiny hand reaching oul from the womb as' it undergoes surgery for spina bifida , a spinal birth defect Fox spokesman Roher! Zimmerman noted that the network aired the photo Wednesday night on "The Fox Rcpbrl" m conneel1on with a story on surgical techniques for spina hiftda. Friday, November 18, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Last two bodies r~covered from coliapsed bonfire pile By STEPHEN HAWKINS Associated Preas Writer ' COLLEGE STATION, Texas - When tragedy struck: Caleb Hill was perched atop a 40-foot pyramid of wired -together logs being prepared for Texas A&M's annual bonfire. · · "I heard a cracking sound. It was like thunder," said th~ sophomore, who suffered a broken nose and broken wrist. "It shoved me into the wood , but the stack fell away from me, and I was lucky. Just very, very lucky. " Hill was among dozens of students setting -up the bonfire tower Thursday when the structure suddenly gave way. Eleven student~ were killed and 28 others injured, five critically, including one whose condition was downgraded early today. The last two bodies buried in the rubble were recovered around 2:15a.m. today - some 23 hours after the structure collapsed. Wttnesses and some survivors said they heard the center pole - the structure 's key component- crack, perhaps under the crush of timber. But' university officials cautioned that it could be weeks before a final determination is made on what caused the collapse. "There is a lot of speculation about that, but we have no mfonmation to conlinm something happened Wtth the pole," university spokeswoman Cyn- weakness m all four limbs . Nathan has spastic diplegia, a wndition that Associated Press Writer DES MOINES , Iowa - TI1cre causes uncontrolled muscle Lightenwill be no h1g cummunlly party thi s ing m hi s legs. Both toddlers wear year for Carl tsle's most ramous tod- plasllc leg hraces, and therapiSts dle". Instead. their billhday will he work with them twice a week. ce lebrated qu1clly al home. Alexis and Natalie also suffer The McCaughey scptuplets from digestive problems. They take Kenny, Brandon . Joel. Nathan, Alex- some food orally, but also rely on "· Kel sey and Natalie - lulll 2 feedings of high-calmie formula todav. through tubes into their stomachs. And lor Kenny and Bobh1 And Joel Will undergo surgery soon McCaughey, the parents of the to correct a muscle condition that nati on's first li vin g set of septuplets. causes one of his eyes to drift ·and it's bee n a year of rewards and chal - cross. lenges. The McCaugheys say they believe ''Faith hds always been a ~.:e ntral part of uur li ves," Mrs. McCaughey says " llut we probably have more rel.an ,·c on ... God him se lf and being ahlc to pray each day for the strength we need . He doesn't gtvc us more Personalitu:s Ill each or the tOW · headed toddlers have begun cmcrg lllg For example . Kenny. the first sept uplet boni. IS called the "wild man" hy Iu s father due to his naughty strrak Brandon Is moody and adven turou ~ . climbing on table_s and swi ngan~ r i OII\ till' chamJcllcr. Natalie IS sc~lSi tl v~ . Alcxts has a short tempe r They like Lcgos and play1ng w1 1h J -ye ar -old siSter Mikayla on the pl.tyground cqu1pmc nt m the famil y's h,ll'kyard Jcx.>l has the scratche s o n h i~ lal'C IO r JO VC lt. after TCcentJy coml ll f! lhn\ l,llil' slide headfirst. Their ravoniL' fooJ IS 'c orn pulfs. And they like hcing pulled m a wagOil hy thctr dad and watchtng mus1c vrtk\l"" rhc (,: lll ld~n arc talkmg. saymg words such as " Mommy ... " Daddy ... " me " and "hyc -hyc." All have taken their ilrst steps, thouch AleXI s and Nath an - who each-suffer s !'rom a fmm of cerebral palsy - needed the help of a walkcr. AI em has hypotonic quadriplegia , a disorder that causes muscular By DAVE CARPENTER AP Business Wrller ' CHICAGO- Analysts say higher gas prices and an uptick in airfares can be expected if a nine-month long surge in crude oil prices continues. The prices reached their highest level since the $32-a-barrel days of the 1991 Persian Gulf War on Thursday, increasing to $26.80 on tfie New York Mercantile E~change before profit-taking shaved a dollar. The latest increase prompted speculation that $30-a-barrel prices could come by year's end. ''Those SUVs are going to be pretty expensive to rur," said John Kllduff, senior vice president of energy risk management for Fimat USA, a New York futures brokerage firm. He said if a $30-per-barrel price is reached, "you're probably looking at a nationwide average of at least $I .50 a gallon for gas, higher in places like New York and high-tax stales, and probably over $2 a gallon in California," he said. "Just in time for Christmas. That's going to be shocking for pcopie.'' . Currently. the nationwide average price of a gallon of regular grade gas · $ 25 1s: Higher I. . costs on products ranging from plastic goods to virtually anything •' ni. On Oct. I0, six college students walking to a fraternity party about two miles west of campus were killed by a pickup truck whose driver had fallen asleep. Four were students from Baylor University, one was (rom Texas A&M and one from Southwest Texas State. that is shipped also are likely fallout from oil' price increases. While analysts have been downplaying the significance of oil 's rise so far, there's concern that continue~ increases could drive up the overall inllaLion rate. That could perhaps prompt another interest rate increase by the Fedcral Reserve Board, which raised rates this week. Higher rates could put a damper on overall economic growth. . "We've been hlesscd hy low mllat1on, which has helped the AsJan recovcry and kept the U.S. economy booming," said Leo Droll as, chief economist for the London-based Center for Global_ Ene_rgy Studies. "And milall?n IS edging up for other reasons as well. This "JUst glvmg II a kick when It s ne~ded. , _ .. _ . . .. There s no cause f~r alarm. But I her~ s cause for concern. . . Oil's phenomenal pncc runup took oil last March when the OrganJZallon , . ted h Y P1umm el ol· Petroleum Exportmg c ountnes an d key aII'les, d .. ISconcer ing prices and a world glut. cut production hy 2. I rmlhon barrels a day 2.6 percent o I. wor ld Lola1s. ' . . . -Except for a dip from $25 to under $2 I th1s tall, 11 has conlmucd unabated as OPEC members have largely adhered to the lower producuon levels. Now they are widely considered likely to extend them pastthc1r scheduled . . . exp~ranon 111 March. With crude oil invemorics ncar a two-year low. OPEC IS still largely complying w1th the cutbacks. W1th the arnval of colder weather that increases demand. analysts say there's no end m SJghtto oil's rise. Amcncans have grumbled about higher gas prices, though high demand signals tltcy have largely shrugged them off. But Kilduff says the latest sp1ke will be more noticeable m the coming weeks as gas retailers. airlines and shippers pass along h1gher costs to consumers. 6 .?m " We'll robably have a good six months or so of inflated energy prices that we'll ~we to deal with," he said. Ironically, experts say, while OPEC's strategy is paying off in the short r it will hunlong-tenm demand because soaring prices have drawn other und, . h k f'll th gap 11o 1 e prowucers mtoffl .· e 1mar e h OPEC nations. grow uncomfortable with the sur. estern I Cia s oped end the cutbacks soon for the sake of market stapnsmg surge 111 pnces an .. bth~~l h1 h Lh 1 . ·e oes the greater the dangenhe whole (market) ld lc g ~:. c~~~•.f'~~i tarz'i a London-based 1 industry analyst for 01 cou unrave • Salk D e d Kl•. -B the mvestmcnl ban res ncr emwort enson. · ° Once-secret documents reveal CIA reservations about Gorbachev By TOM RAUM Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON- Soviet President Mikhatl Gorbachev was riding 'high in popularity in the United States and Europe, after withdrawing the last Soviet troops from -Afghanistan and agreeing to reduce forces in Eastern Europe. But the ~lA by late summer 1989 was harlioring grave reservations about him. "The chances that Gorbachev will ~uccessfully overcome the dilemmas (many of his own making) that confront htm are - over the long term - doubtful at best," said a September 1989 intelligence assessment prepared by the CIA's Office of Soviet Analysis for President Bush and oth· -' er pollc)l'ltiiilie'i's •::" "<"''"'-; It argued Gorbachev's reform program was based on "q_uestionable premises and wishful thinking." That analysis was among ne&ly 400 pages of previously secret documents declassified today. The papers cover the last three years of the Cold War - roughly from November 19M8, a year before the fall of the Berlin Wall, to Dec. 31. 1991, when the Soviet Union officially ceased to The documents showed that CIA on "Alternative Soviet Futures" sug- "national intelligence estnnales" and exist. analysls spend a lot of Lime thinking gestcd the Soviet Union could break other reports helped the White House Documents covering earlier Cold about the possibility that a coup in~ withm five years. Instead, ll hap- and the Pentagon monitor the shrinkWar years were declassified previ- Moscow would be successful. pened in si• months. age of the Soviet war machine in ously. Gorbachev survived an August "Forces unleashed hy the collapse Eastern Europe under Gorbachev The new documents reveal deep 1991 coup attempt, but his authority of the Soviet system are breaking up and the Soviet Union's capabilities d1visions within the intelligence com - after that waned while Yehsin's its premier artifact- the Soviet mil- for waging nuclear war. munity, particularly on Gorhachev. In increased as president of Russia. On itary; the high command cannot slop a dissent to more uphe_al v1cws hy Dec. 25, Gorbachev resigned a~d the this process," asserted a December others, CIA Deputy Director for Russian flag replaced the Soviet ban- 1991 report, the final one in the set Intelligence John Helgerson darkly ncr over the Kremlin. declassified today. It once bore a "top argued in November I989 that there The documents show that lJ.S. secret" labeL was a "significant chance" Gor- mtelligence agencies closely were The declassification was Limed to hachev "will progressively lose con- monitoring the Soviet Union's dele- coincide with a conference on the trol of events." riorating economy ~nd growmg Cold War beginning today at Texas "As a result of his poliucal mean- soc1al unrest. CIA offtctals suggest- A&M University 's Bush School of dering and policy failures, Gor- cd that scrutiny should counter sug- Government. bachev's credibility has sunk to near gestions by some critics that the CIA Bush was president through most zero," asserted a once-secrethJ:lril ~5. was obh ':!ous}o ,ths~e ~~~~~'-~ . . of the time covered by the documents 1991, CIA document' entitlilf•i'The : "No end tcttliC'~~~vletldomestlc and William Webster was CIA direcSoviet Cauldron," prepared for the crisis is in sight and there is a strong tor. White House National Security probability the situation will get At the time they were written, the worse - perhaps much worse CounciL Gorbachev, Russian President during the next year, •· said a NovemBoris Yeltsin, "and other lesser but ber 1990 mtelligence estimate. The declassified material also nevertheless important leaders could shows that the CIA missed widely on die under the incredible strains m timing - far underestimating the which they work or be assassinated pace of ciTange. with incalculable consequences,',' A June 1991 intellig~nce estimate that report said. One ol the more menacing byproducts of the decline of the Sov1el Union was that it "has caused its leaders to view their national security and superpower status as hinging more than ever on strategic nuclear nower, " said an August 199 I report. The HolidaYs Are Com_ing ••• • they have been g1ve11 an opportunity to tell others of the role God has played in their lives. They say their donated 16-room house, IS -passen ger van and supply ol d1apers arc p10of that God provided for them . Now that the novelty of the septuplels hR> worn off, people 111 this town of about 3JOO people I0 nulcs south of Des Moines arc taking the birthday 111 stride . "They 're JUSL like any other hun lly. " says norist La Vena Owens. At home. the McCaugheys say they 've planned a simple cclchratwn wnh cake - hut no candles. 1999 Chevy Cavalier Sedan • Automatic • Air Conditioning • Tilt & Cruise 1999 Pontiac Grand Am SE1 Sedan Or Coupe 48x48x72 Oak Sunburst Table w/6 Double Pressback '' • Power Window• l Locka •TIHI Crul• • Aluminum Wheela 90Day 1ay.A1Vayt 1999 Oldsmobile The first chapter of EpheSians tells us that GOd understands us and knows what 1s best for us at all t1mes. 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No one really knows when our Lord and SaVIor Will return, nowever, we are told that we should believe and trust as little children And although 1t takes enormous courage and tanh to belteve as a ch1ld, tho.se Who trust 1n the Lord wHI never be diSappointed . ,qoo vli Power • I'OWf' Windows & Locke • 1111 & Cruise • 3800 V-6 Power .-Power WlndOwa & Locks • Tilt l Cruise . Lane "Blockbuster" 3 pc. Sectional, 2 Recliners w/pulldown tray. Full size sleeper • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Windows & Locka • nltl Cruise SvTUce \Jv )'our Uvi.nf, {\ootll se\e VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tomped~n.com WP.st VIrginia's 11 r.hevy, Pontiac, Buick, Olda, And Custom Van Dealer. Almighty God, how happy are those who trust m yout Good News Bible yc,tr's honl ll'e was to have hccn ill on Thanksgiving , the night before the g'lmc. Kn s Henry, a Te xas A&M senior who was helpmg oversee the building of the honl'irc. said she was slandmg about 100 yards from the tower. " I was lookmg at 11. th lnkmg u was gettmg up there. The next thmg It was on the ground.'' Ms . Henry said. "IL happened in a split second , it was very fast. Those ncar smd they heard a crack, but I dtdn ' t hear anythmg.'' Although the project is run by students, engineers and non-student adults always arc at the s1te. . . The proJect hasn 't always heen trouble-free: One stack collapsed m 1994, and a second was buill and tgnited. lbis year's structure would have mclud. cd about 7,000 lugs and reached 55 feet. The accident was the third disaster related to the campus thrs fall. On Sept. 18. ftve people were ktlled in the crash of a plane used by the Ags Over Texas skyd1ving club, often used by TexasA&M students and alum- Be Ready For All Your Holiday Entertaining With These Great Savings!! What Is God's Plan? th an we can bear. ·· thia Lawson sa1d. TI1c large structure is built over several weeks with multiple stacks of full size logs put in place by cranes, tractors and students. The structure - which resembles a tiered wedding cake- is designed to twist inward and collapse on itself as it hurns. The center pole consists of two long telephone poles spliced together end to end and buried 15 feet deep on one end. It 's held in place by guy wires. _ As the cleanup opcralmn contmued 101o the early morning today, ahout a dozen students gathered in a pmycr chain, their singing of hymns the only sound aside from cranes working to pick the logs from the sta<:k. Fonner PreSident George Bush, whose presidential library is at Texas A&M, was among thousands who attended a 40-minute memonal serv1ce Thul'sday night allhc campus of 43.000, some 90 miles northwest of Houston. Meanwhile. Texas A&M preSident Ray Bowen canceled this year's honfirc and said a de•ision will be made later whether 10 continue the tradition. It's only the second Lime in 90 years that the honlirc was canceled. the other was m I963. after PreSident Kennedy was assassinated. 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'j ' �Page 10 •The Dally Sentinel -- ·· ~F:':'d:•~:·:N:ov:•:m:":':1:•:·1:1:1;1::::~::::::::~::::::~:::;~~;,Po~m~e:r:o~y:•:M~Id:d:le:p~o:rt,:O:h~lo~7=~~~~~==i=~;;~Th~e~D;a;ll:y:Se~n=tln=e~I~·~Pa~g~e~1;1~-- ' NANCY PARKE CAMPBELL c.~~~=!~::'x1BO' 58A=~~:~::I1c:3 Apostolic Chun:h or JOIW Christ Apostolic VanZandt and Ward Rd Pasmr James M1ller Sunday School 10 30 am Evemng 7 30 p m Church or Jesus Chnst Aposlollt Faith New L1ma Ruall Pas10r Marty Hulton Sunday IU a m and 7 30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m Assembly of God L1btrty A11stmbly or God P 0 Box 46 7 Dudding Lilnc Mason W Va Paslor Neil Terman! Sunduy Serv1o:s 10 00 am and 7 p m Baptist Manmatba Bapllsl Churth Burlingham 742 7606 Paslor John Swanson Sunday School 10 00 am Mormng Servtce II 00 a m Even ng Serv ce 6 m Wednesday Serv1ce 7 3 p m 008 Hope Baptist Church (Southern) P stor J1m Dilly 570 Gra nt St M dtJieport Sunday school 9 JU a m Worshtp I I 1m and 6 p m Wednesday Scmcc 7 p m frte Will Baptu11 Church Ash Street M1ddleport Pastor lcs Hayman Sunday Semce 7 00 p m Sunday School 10 am Wednesday Scrvn;:c 7 00 p m Rulland Flrsl Baptist Church Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh p 10 45 a m Pomeroy First Baptist East Mam St Su nday School 9 30 a m Worsh1p 10 30 a m ~-hmster Danny Buts Sundily School 9 30 a m Worship IUJOam 7pm Wednesday Serv1ccs 7 p m Pomeroy Westside Church of Christ 33226 Children s Home Rd Sunday School II am Worship lOam 6 p m Wednesday Scrvtce.s 7 p m Mlddlopon Chun:h uf Chrlst 5th and Ma1n Pastor AI Hartson Youth Mm1stcr B1 ll Frazier Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 815 1030nm 7pm Wednesday Scrv1ccs 7 p m Keno Church or Christ Y. orsh1p 9 30 m Sunday S~:hoo l 10 )U a n Pastor JcffrC) Wallace lsi uKI1rd Sunda v 8earwallow R1d1c Lhurch or Chnsl Paswr Terry Stewa rt Sunday School 9 10 a m Worsh1p IO JOa m 630pm Wednesday Servu.:'ts 6 30 p m Zion Church or Christ Pomeroy llarnsonv1 le Rd (Rt 143) Paswr Roger Watson Sunday School 9 30 am Worsh1p 10 JOa m 7 OOp m Wednesday Scrv1ces 7 p m Tuppcn Pl11ln Church or Christ Inst rumental Worship Serv1ce 9 am Commumon 10 a m Sunday School 10 15 am Youth 5 30 pm Sunday B1ble Study Wednesday 7 pm Bradbury Church or Christ Pastor Tom Runyon Su nday School 9 30 am Y. orsh1p 10 30 a m F1rst Southern Baphst 41K72 Pomeroy P1ke Pastor E Lima 0 Bryan Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh p 1045 a m 7 OOp m Wednesday Serv1ces 7 00 p m I' lrst Baptist Church Paslur Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St l-<M1ddleport Sunday School 9 15 u m Worsh1p 1015am 700pm Wednesday Serv•ce 7 00 p m R1ane Fu"St Baptist Pastor R1ck Rule Sunday School 9 10 am Worsh1p 1040am 700p m Wednesday Serv1cc:s 7 00 p m S1lver Run Baptist Pastor 811! L1t1le Sunday School lOam Worshtp I Iam 6 30 p m Wednesday Serv1ces 6 30 p m Ml Union Hoplist Pastor Joe N Sayre Sunday School 9 45 am E~cntng 6 30 p m Wednesday Scrv~ces 6 30p m Bclhlehcm Bapllst Church Great Bend Route 124 Raetne OH Pastor Gene Morr s Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday Worshap 10 30 am & 7 p m Wednesday Btble Study 6 00 p m Old Bclhol Fr<t Will Baplisl Chun:h 28601 St Rt 7 Mtddleport Sunday School 10 am Evcmng 7 30 p m Thursday ScrvictS 7 30 Rulland Churth or ChnSI Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m r Worsl 1p JOJOam 7p m Bradford Church ofChr1st Corner of St Rt 124 & Bnu.lbury Rd Mm stcr Doug Shamblin Youth Mm1ster Bil l Amberger Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshp SOOam 1030am 700pm Wednesday Serv1ces 7 00 p m Hickory Hills Church or Chrisl Evangel 1st Mtke Moore Sunday School 9 a m Worshp lOam 630 pm Wednesday Serv1ces 1 p m Langsville Christian Churth Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m 7 .30 p m Wednesday Serv1ce 1 30 p m Hemlock Grove Churcb Pastor Gene Zopp Sunday school 10 30 am Worship 9 30a m 7 p m Reodsvlllt Chun:h or Christ Pastor Ph1lip Sturm Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship Serv1ce 10 30 a m Btble Study Wednesday 6 30 p m Dtxltr Chun:b ofChrisl Pastor Jushn Campbell Sunday schoo19:30 a m Norman W1ll supertntendent Sunday worshtp 10 30 1 m Christian Un1on Hutfonl Church of Cbrislla Chrisllon Union Hanford W Va Pastor Jmt Hughes Sunday School 11 a m Wor:shtp 930 a rn 7 30p m Wednesday Serv1ces 7 30 p m Hillside Baplist Church St Rt 143 JUSt off Rl 7 Pastor Rev James R Acree Sr Sunday School 10 a m Worsh•p llam 6pm WedncsU<ty Servtces 7 p m Church of God Ml Moriah Chun:h or God VIctory Baptist lndependant 525 N 2nd St M1dd lcpo 1 Pas1or James E Keesee Worsh1p lOam 7 p m Wednesday Serv1ces 1 p m M1le H1ll Rd Racane Pastor Once Uu Sunday School 9 45 a m Evemng 6 p m Wednesday Serv1ces 7 p m Foilh Baplisl Chun:b Railroad St Mason Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Worsh1p l la m 6pm Wednesday Servtces 7 p m Rulland C~un:h of God Pastor Ron Heath Sunday Worshtp . 10 am 6 p m Wednesday SerYices 7 p m Forar Rua Bapllsl Syncue Flnl Ch•rch or God Apple and Second Sts Pastor Rev Davtd Russell Sunday School and Worsh1p 10 am Evenmg Serv1ccs 6 30 p m Wednesday Scrv~cc:s 6 30 p m Pastor Artus Hurt Sunday School 10 a m Worshtp lla m ML Morilb Baplllt Fourth &. Ma1n St M1ddlepon Pastor Rev Gilbert Cra•a Jr Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 4S am Church of God of Prvpbocy 0 J Wh1te Rd off St Rt 160 Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshtp 10 4S a m Sunday Evemng 6 00 p m Salem St Pastor Rev Paul Taylor Sund~y School 10 am Evcnng 7p m Wednesday Semces 7 p m 161 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy 992 ~898 Pastor Rev Walter E Hemz Sit Con 4455.,pm Mass 530pm Sun Con 8:45 9 15 am Sun Mass 9 30 a m D11ley Mass 8 30 a m PLANING MILL M1ll Work Cabinet Mak1ng Syracuse 992·3978 Inc. ~ S. ..:iBN(' ~ Bill Qulclcllll92-6677 Sunday School II 00 a m St John Lutheran Church P1nc Grove Re\1 Do n ~ld C Fr tz Worsh1p 9 00 a m Sund JY School 10 00 a m Street Pomeroy 992·3785 Buy, Sell or Trade LASSIFIEDS! The Bclleven Fdlowolifp Mlalllq Carmel Sutlon Carmel & Bashan Rds Racme Oh1o Pas 01 Oewayne Stutler Sunda} School 9 30 a m Worsh1p 10 45 am DbkSiudy\\cd 700pm Horrisonvllle Commuolly Cbun:b Meigs Cooperative Parish Northeasl Cluster Alfn:d Pastor Sharon Hausman S~nd~y Sc hool 9 30 a m Worship llam 610pm Chesttr PaSior Sharon Hausman Worsh1p 9 a m Sunday School 10 a m Thu sday Scrv1ccs 7 p m Joppa Poslor Bob Randolph Worshtp 9 30 a m Sundny School 10 30 a m Lun&Buttom Sunday School 9 10 1m Wmsl1p ! () JU 1m T1ppen Plains Sl Paul Pastor Shar<Jn Hausman .. Sunday School 9 a m W<Jrsh1p 10 a m Tuesday Scrv1ccs 7 30 p m Pastor Bob Robmson Sunday School 9 45 am Worsh1p I I am Wednesdny Serv~ces 7 30 p m Jlfr•~er Jlfuneral ;Momt ;Jlnc. 264 Sotrtl1 Second Ave -Mtddleport OH 45760 740-992 5141 Bruce R Ftsher Director 590 Easl Main Slreel• Pomeroy OH 45769 740 992 5444 James R Acree Jr Dueclor ~~~=~e ~ 214 E Ma1n 992·5130 Pomeroy Co Rd 63 Sunday School 9 30 am Wonh1p 10 30 a m • Nazarene Pentecos ta I ProiOCOIIII Alle11bly St Rt 124 RaCine PJYior Wtlham Hoback Sundiy Sdtool· 10 It m third Ave Pastor Rev Clark Baker ~:ftc~'=: ':: Sunday School 10 a m Evenlna 6p m Wednesd1y Services 7:00pm : • PresbyteriJn Syl'ICUif Miltion 1411 Bndgeman SL, Syro<\110 sy,..... Flnl UoiiO!I .......,ltriu Rev Make Thompson,Paacor Sunday School 101m EYemng 6pm Wednesday Seno1ce 7 p.m Pastor. Rev Kriuna Robinson ' Sunday School lOam Worship II a m ' : w~,p-9am ... ~ Mlddlfpor1 Pmi>Yterlon Sund•y School 9 1 m 1Wonh!p lOun DJ!I•III• Commually Cbun:b & Sunday School 9 301m • ~rsl'np 10 JO.a ~ ;: p.m.. .,,.. Mone Chapel Cbun:h Sund ay school lOam Worsh•p lla m tyednesday Serv1ce 7pln \ F1llh Gotpd Cburcb Long bouom ., Sunday School-930.1 m Worshop 1045am 730~~~~ Wednesday 7 JO p m Paslor Lawrence Bush Sunday School 9 30 a m Evenmg 7pm ~( Wedneday Scrv~ 1 p m Pastor , " Ualltd Foil- Cburth ' I P,astor Rev Robert E Sm1th "Sr 1 Sunday School 9:30am Worshtp 10 lOam 7p,m J 10:101 m, 7 30pm Wfllae&alll ScrviC<,S • 730 p m •' Wor~hap ~o 1 , Rt 7 on Pomeroy By Pass SundJy School 9 30 a m · Edea u.r.fillll"tllllnii Ia Christ 2 1!2 mtles nonb qf Reedsville btlslil~ll<iule 124 Pastof. Rev ~obert Markley Sunday Schoof IIi m ) Wednesday Service 7 p m R«dnlllt Fellowlhlp Church or the Nazarent Pastor Teresa Waldeck Sunday Sehoul 9 30 a m Worsh•p 10 45 am 7 p m Wednesday Sc rv1ces 7 p m Fill Gospel Ual!lboule , o 33045 Htland Ro,d. Pq""'"ll'• •.J Pastor Roy I:Jullcfo Sunday School 10 a m. !..1. Evemng 7 30 p m ' Juosday & Thursday 7 30 p m 1 J ll!oJJih Bclhtl New Tntoiniel SyraCIIe Churc• or the Naurene Pastor Robert J Coen Su nday School 9 30 a m Worshtp 1030am 6pm Wednesday Ser~u:c;s 7 p m Wednesday K1ds ror Chnst 7 p m Pomeroy Church or the NaureM Pastor Rev Lloyd D Onmm)r Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 am and 6 p m Wednesday Servtces 7 p m Chesler Church or the Nazarene Pastor Rev Herbert Grate Sunday School 9 30 am Wo11h1p llam 6pm Wednesday Servtces 7 p m Rutland Church or the Naqrene Pastor Rc' Samuel W Basye Sund 1y School 9 30 a m Worsh1p 1030am 6 30pm Wednesday Scrv1ces 7 p m Silver R1dae Pastor Robert B1rber Sunday School 9 ~ m Sun Worshtp 10 lOam, 6 p m Wednesday SerYlc:e 1 A111 Col'lelao lnllnleaoaJIDallollll CIMircb j Kingsbury Rolfl l I ' r l Pastor Oyde Hendonon Sunday School 9:301 Dl Worship Servtoc 10 30 am NotSundll.y or Wednesday Nwht $ervtccJ Fiftdom Geapel Mlsoloa Bald Knob on C.. ~d 31 rc. 1 Pastor Rev Roger Willford Sunday School 9 30 am Worsh1p 7 p m .. White s Chapel Wes~tY• Coolv11le Road Pa.<~lor Rev Ph1ll1p R1llcnour Sunduy School 9;30 11m Worshap 10 30 a m Wednesday Serv1cc 7 p ~ ) Time to clean house? CLASSIFIED SECTION! SWISHER & LOHSE Prescnpt1ons 992-2955 Pomeroy Tolll.... End 1 •7 U In W Part .7M., 01·000211 0001 TKimberly D 6/or lllollael Aty, lllct. I I 1/2 Of NE 1/4 ;IIISW 1/WIA, TOIIII'II.SI :it).0051cf,.001, WIIIIIIM; 'WIIIIem M &/or Gloria J, Secl30 111:s 111 NW 1/4 10.00 A Out ol 71.~ IO.OOA. Totlll134.11 01·00610.002, WellmMI, Wlllllllll &/or Gloria J, Boo 30 T3 A13 W 1/2 of NW 1/4 15.2111 A Out of 71.00A 15.218A, Total287.04 01.00130011, WhlU ~~Devld I/Or Angela lllrla, Pr 23 T3N Rt:SW Lot 110 Conrad SubdiVIIIOn, Total $4873 01·0017I.OQO, Wllllama, D,ri'lld, Sect. 2t W 1/IGI IW 1!413.00A. Tolllte:s.14 • 01·00177.000, W...... David Sect 28 N ol Ad. 42A. Toll! pt.41 0, ·001 80.000, Wlllilma, Devld, Sect 13 NW II. 84A 128A, Total$127.20 01 -oo887 .003, wood, lerl Luther, Sect 33 T3 R!3 lOA ot 21.2115A 10.00A, TOIII 1127.ao ChHIIr'fwll. Ealllm LSb 03·00088.000, Clifford, c.t1ry D, llock 1 At 241 Plft 104A 3 4 8teld 8UfiV 110A. Total $671 12 03.Q0921.001, Grlfirn, Tony11 M Sect 8 T3 R12 N 1/2 Of s.:. 1/4 .IliA Out or 21.17A 8BA, Tolll"'.ea 0'·001811.000, Kibble, Tliomea J 6/or luzenne, Sect 10 (282) I 1/2 of W1/2 E)c 14A N 21 .aa,A, TOIII • •74 118.Q0814.001, Ne11011, '"""' R 1/or Anna V, Beat ii T4 R12 1 0211A out of UIIA t.028A, Tolll$1111.17 03.Q0988.000, Pooltr, Ttrry A 1/or Olboreh K, ~ 18. o3:3N, R 1~, NW, '""J-.!'f :;.r/4 11/02AOui21.01A ,_.., tjo111 $100.14 \, CheiWr 'IWp ~ 11110• LID KJng, '"~ ':.J 1/or Peull A, 8eCt 12 i1"2N R 13 IIIn on W 1 ~1 OIAout o1 117 112A 1.01A, !TOIIII ..88 12 COium~illlliP : ' Alllllmder LID Soa-ooooa ooo, AllrMn, ~Jeclde p • Blrbere Sue, :SJoL 21 Out ol NE Cor. NW Ad. l!x .2SA 1 77A, Total r.$424118 f08.Q0382 010, arunar Land SCompany Inc., C/0 lllrk !.J\)hneon, Sect. 7 T1 1118 :-...rael 10 11.874A out of di2.044A 11.17A, Tolll J' • w or ilM.oooao.oo1, Clean out your basement or at11c w1th the help of the :~~=:. - Cilrlift ... ,ar:~Lot-41\z= 1._ 7 " • _._ .,. n Texas Ji,fL OHve Communlly Cburcli m: , ~~=~ ~~o:.n,:.~·:.'!i e SW 1/4 .IIOA, Total4.20 33 TSN R11W Pert ol NE O! ·00873.00f, Pulllne, f/4 a.ooA Oul ot t01.DOA Bulin Marla, Sect. 34 T3 2.GOA, Total$1 ,400.21 ,.Rt3 2 004A0ut ol "2UUA", LE11AH0N 1WP ......... 53.U IOUTIIIRN LID •D1.Q0770.C100, lhiw, Lynn D 07·00747 .000, Adldne, 1/or Mary Elizabeth I, Lot Roter Dele &/or T Sect.· 17 W Pt ol 77.'7'lA I Lynn.leol28 NW 1/4 ol NW Pt of NW 1/4 E ol Ad .18A, 1/UOA, 1111111$111.11 TOIIII$.38 07·00011.000, Aumiller, ot.-771.000, Shiw, Lrnn D Ulliln I, Beat a:s l!ncl Ex &/or Miry Elizabeth 8, Lot 1A on N LIM 11x 1A ol N Prt Sect· 17 NW Pt Ex. lA 47.32A,To1111244.110 School Lot 88.31A, Tolll 07-410104.000, Congo, Ruby, $614.02 Sect 1M 1.24A Of a.IIOA IW 01..001311.000, lUll CMII/or ltrt of 10 78A In W Prt ol Peullne, Lot Soct. 13-178 o1 4CIA 1.28A;Total $4.14 Jonee 173A 1A, Tolll 07·00181.000, Dalley, w Horrisoav•l• ~b)'leriu Cbun:h '' Sunday Sc:hool 9 4! a m a "!; Mlddloillrt PtaiiCOIIII Hoztl Communlly Cbun:h OffRt 124 Pastor Edsel Hart Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshtp 10 lOam 730pm i.ct. Ama.ice Even1ng • 7 p m Wednesday Solvlc:eJ 7 p m Ba1ley Run Road Pastor Rev Emmell RawJDn Sunday Evenmg 7 p m.. Thursday ServJCC 7.p m , o Middleport Church of lh< Nazarene s~nday School 9 30 am Worsh•p 10:30 a m 6 30 p m Wednesday Servtccs 7 p m Services Thurs Niles 7 00 pm rJ~ churdl No Sunday scrvtcc estabhshed Fallh Valley Tober110cle Ctiun:h" Township Rd 468C Sunday School 9 a m Worsh1p 10 a m Wednesday Servtces 10 am Torc:h Church ,- 575 Pearl St Mtddlepon Pastor Sam Ande~n Sunday Schooll Oam Evenmg 7 30 p m Wednesday Serv1ce 7 30 p m lklhtl Chun:h Mt Olrn United Mi!thodlsl Off 124 beh nd Wilkesvtllc Pastor Rev Ralph Sp res Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshp 1030am 7pm Thursday Scr~ 1 ces 7 p m G~·· f"''pl' or Prolac jl665l.j<Ouue R'd Pomeroy, Ohto Paslor: Wayne Balcolm J Mnm & Ftfth Sl Sunday School 10 a m Worsh1p gam Tuesday Semccs 7 p m Hockincport Churda Grand Street Sunday School HI a m Wo sh1p II am Wednesday Servtces 8 p m Scrv1ces Suturday 7 30 p m Middleport Commuolly Chun:h Coolvlllo Chun:h Graham Umted MethDdlst Worsh1p 9 30 1m (ht & 2nd Sun) 7 30 p m (JrU& 4th Sun) Wednesday Scrv tce 7 30 p m P.as1or Jesse Morrts Asst Pas!ors Jtm Morns Paslor Theron O,..rham Sunday 930am and7pm Wednesday 1 p m Pastor Helen Kltne United Methodist Full Gospel Church orll1e U•lna Savior Rt 338 Anltqu1t y Sunday 2 JOp m Coolville Unllod Mtlhodlsll'llrtsh Sl Paur Lutheran Chu~h Corner Syca more & Second Sl Pomeroy Rev Donald C Fmz Sunday School IJ 45 a m Worsh1p II a m 8111 Stalen Sunday Scrlv•ces 10 am &. 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m & Youth 1 p m New Lime Rd Rutland Pastor Rev Margaret J RobiniOn Scrv1cts Wedrtesday 7 30 p m Racine Pastor Dr an Harkness Sunday School 10 am Worsbtp II a m Our Saviour Lutheran Chun:h Walnut and Henry Sts Ravenswood W Va Pastor Oavu.l Russe ll Sunday Schoo l 10 ()(]am Worsh1p II a m Pa~tor Long Bottom P11stor Steve Reed Sunday Schoo l 9 30 1 m Worsh1p 9301m and7pm Wednesday 7pm Friday fellowship servtce 7 p m Easl Letart Pastor Bnan Harkness Sunday School 10 am Worshp 9am Wed nesday 7 p m Lutheran P:~stor K&C JEWELERS s~~~i~el C Rehct Soc ety/Pncsthood II OS J 2 00 noon Sacrament Serv~ce ~ 10 15 a m Homcmak ng mctl11g 1st Thurs 7 p m New ur. VIctory Ca~llr 3773 Georges Creek Road GalhpoU, Oil Fallh Full Gospel Chun:h Beth1ny P.astor Dtwaync Stutler Sunday School 10 a m Worsh1p 9 am Wetlnesday Serv1ccs 10 a m .. Clifton Tabem1de Cb1rdl CltHon'W VI Sunday School to a m Worsh1p 1 p m Wednesday Servtc:e 7 p m Sunday servtce 10 00 ~ m 7 00 p m Youth Fellowship Sunday 7 00 p m Wednesc:lay servtcc 7 00 p m t. 1115 (Neme, Dtleorlptlon, AcNe, &/or UH L, Sect 23 tote! Texee, Aaee_,. 1.110A Out of 18 2118 A 1.110A, Total S734 73 end Peneltl") Bedford l'wp. 01·00111.000, C11to, Meitll LID Chu!M E &/or Raa.- A , 01.Q008B 000, Burton, 1111111 Sect 21 PliO .35 1A Out of Owen, Sect. 13-tl All of 8 II 11r or aDA 1A, Total 1/2 of NW 1/4 ol Rd. Ex $11374 18.37A l!x 18.37A 14.nA, 01·00124 ooa, Pletcher, 1'11111 S351170 J~m~~ R &Jor Tracy L, Sect 01..0Q087.001, lurton, llerk 33 TIN A1 1JW 1 003A Out of Owon, Sect. 11 T3N R13W 77.flnA 8.00:SA, Total 1 80A oul of 3.88A 8 112 St:rr.30 NW 1/4 1 lOA, Total - · 1J8.011121.001, Harvey Geron 01·000113 000, Ceruthlre, A RI~IIIDI .IIIII, Sect 211 Tl Richerd Carter Jr. 1/or R11 .1148A Out of 33.80A Wameley lerbltre J, W Part .1148A, To181t12.01 ol IW 1/2 Sect 13-25-aA Totalt28111 TOIII$109.113 08•001100.000, Miller, 01-002811000, Gilkey, Kermit 11\omea 0, 815-38 N 81c1e of E 1/or Mlrtlll J, Preo. 38, T. Nl! ,,. 1!x Loll NW 8tde Of 3N, A 13W, 2.113A out ol B7 4IIA411A, Total $182.23 .eOA 2.113A, Total $1111.10 tJS.001171.002, Perry, lllchlel 01·002111 001, Guthrie, 1/or Perry lllncy.lloc 311 Tl Pemele K, W Pert Of 81! 1/4 A11 S.SaA 1!x 1.71A 3.78A, 2.387A out of 41,75 A Total $32.57 01·00182.000, &haetlna, 2.387A, Totalt281.51 Q1.Q0027 000, Jacb Dllnnll Dllnlll I, 7, Total$13.10 1 &/or Wanda, Lot hot. 17 l'art 8 of Ad w 01 Churoh 01·00 1113.000, Sheet ne, Lot- 80 A Totil 132310 Danlll 1, e.20 w &Ide or N • 1/2,Totalt10.54 01·00887.000, Languell, 01•001114.000, lheetlne, Jam11, Lot Sect. 8 1't of Dtlnllll!, s, Totalt13.10 1.50A NW Cor. of SW 1/4 01·001511.000, lheallne, 80A. Totalt13.21 ......... 1 1 30'11100'1 Side 01.Q0880.000, . . . _ , lllrk ......... ' • F &/or Amide Lot fleet.. 1t Total.,s.• on N Une of 11174 71 01·00031.002, Spencer, A Ex IS.OitA t.8815A, Total Curt, Pr.ctlon 7 TIN R111W 099 I.DOA Out Of 71 83A II OOA, 71 •"· To181 ..2303 ~.QOI81.000, ~ lilllrk Olt00101 000, Willilllll, :i'ft &/or Anllrldl, LOt IIGL· DIYid D, C/0 David ...-,. on S tine ol 8ect 71.1 SA Wlllilma, 1eGL a IE Part of ~kIIOIIA 113.721A, 'l"otal Nl 1/4 tt.IIIA, Totalll08.38 Ot.Q08B2 000 . . . . _ lllrll OI·0040t.ooa, Wlllilma, F &I Lot hct Devld D, Beot 8 Tl A18 t3-t:rw Prt. nA an .eDIA Out of 12.7t5A Unto! Boo .lOA, TotaltuO IOIA,~1WP 01.QOI83.000, u-t, lllrk I!ASTIRN LSD or Ufe Chun:h Pu!lor Lawrence Foreman Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshtp 10 30 am Wednesday Servtces 7 p m Holnon Chrlsllan Fdlowshlp Churdl Mormng Star Paslor Dewaync Stulltr Sunday School I I am Worshtp lU a m 11 am R~olclni 500 N 2nd Ave Mtddlepon Pastor Raben E Musser Sunday School 10 1 rn Worshtp 1115am 7pm Wednesday Servu;e 7 p m The Church of Jesus St~nday School 10 20 School9 JO • m Evemni 7 p m Pastor Erme Wengerd Sunday servtce 10 am Wednesday serv1cc 7 p m Snowville Sunday School 10 a m Worsh1p 9 am Chrtsl or LaUer Day Sainls St Rt 160 446 6247 or 446 7486 P1.1s1or Dnv d Oatley ~und~y 773 5017 F1crce 9 15 am Wurslup lU 15 am Latter-Day Saints Sll.,nvllle Word ofFollh Serv1ce t me Sunday 10 30 am Wednesday 7 pm Pa~ tur Ron Sund:~y School Reorganized Chun:h or Jesus Christ or Latter Day Salnrs Portland Racme Rd Pastor Jerry Smger s~nday School 9 30 am Worshtp 10 30 am Wednesday Serv1ccs 7 30 p m e ands, lots and parts of lots retumed delinquent by the County Treasurer of Meigs County, with the taxes, assessments, Interest and penalties char3es thereupon agreeable to law, are conta1ned an dBscrlbed In the following hst c \ Full Gospel Church" Pastors John&. Pat!)' Wade 603 Second Avc Mason Salem Center PastDr Charles Sw1gger Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m and 6 p m Wcdnesd~y Serv 1ce 7 00 p m Enterprlst Kc th Rader Sunday School 10 am Worshtp 9 am www frognet net/-deanery Aaape ur. cmrer Christian FdloWIIJip Ctalor Salem St Rutland • • P<Jmcroy P1ke Co Rd PHstor Rev Blackwood Sunda) School 9 30 a m Worsh1p 1U JO am '1 30 p m WedneSday Serv cc 7 30 P' m Pastors Rev Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Servtces 10 am & 6 p m Wednesday Servacc:s 7 R m Rutland Lau"'l CUlT Fr<t Mel hod lsi Chun:h ReY:- Fnmktin Die: kens .. Scrv1cc fftday 7 p m I Th PaltOft Calvary Blblt Cbun:h 47439 Ret bel Rd Chest« Rock Springs Pastor Kc th Rader Sunday School 9 15 a m Worsh ip 1U a m 'Youth Fellowship Su nday 6 p m W<JrShlp 10 30 am n~rsd I) Services 7 p m .. Hanni Outnach Mlalstria Fallh Cbopol 92J S Thud St M•ddleport 9 30 a m I Plllb Fello•nblp CI'UIIdt for Cb .... Pomuuy Pastor Conme fmrcs Sunday School 9 I5 a m Worshp l030am 81blc Stutly 1 ucsday 10 a m s~nd3y s~hool Hysell Run Holiness Churth Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 1045 am 7 p m Thursday SerYI« 7 30 p m Asbury (Syracuu) 326 E Mam St Pomeroy Rev James Bernacki Rev Ka!hann Fosler Rev Deborah Rankm Clergy Holy Eucban:st and 212 E Mam Wesley aD Bible Holiness Church 7S Pearl St Midd leport Pastor Rev Do~a Cox Sunday Worsh1p 9 ]0 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday Servtce 7 30 p m Cenlral Cluster Episcopal G1'11ct Eplscopol Churth Catholic Sllcnd Hw1 Cllhollc Cbun:h Pine Grove IJible Holiness Church 112 rmle off Rt 325 Pas lor Rev 0 Dell Man ley Su 1day Sd uul 9 JOa m Wursh1p 10 3U am 7 30 p m WednC'§day ScTV!ce 7 JO p m 'Rt Pa110r Brian May sunday 'school 9 30 • m , Worship 7 00 p:m , Wedn~ay !ltblq Study 1 00 p nw Other Churchc:; l•earl Chapel Sunday School 9 am Wor~ htp Ill a m Lcadtng Crel!k Rd Rutl and Paslur Rev Dewey Kmg S~mJa y schuol 9 JO I m Sunday worsh1p 7 p m Wednesday pr3ylr mectmg 7 p m !/alr~)tl~ 8)1il~ Chun:h MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR - DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE • MlnersYillt r us u1 llob Rob•nson Sund 1y School 9 a m \\o sh1p 10 il m Ruse of Sllaron Holiness Church J'(o""'"' • Pastor Mark. Malsoll Sunday School 10 :W am Momma Worsh1p lll.S 1m Sunday Servac:e 6 p m Wedne5dly Services 7 p m lltuth (Middleport) f' sh t V rn tg tyl Su ll1 vart Sl u.l I} School IJ 10 u m Wor:-.1 p II lOii m Calvary Pllartm Chapel Harnsonv1llc Road Postor Charles McKenzie Su nday School 9 JO am WorShip I I a m 7 00 p m Wednesday Serv ce 7 00 p m f'1rs1 Sunday of Month 7 30 p m semce Second & lynn Pomeroy Sunday school and worsh1p 10 25 l'onltu>d Fl"l Chun:h or rhf Forest Run Pastor Bob Robmson Sunday School 10 am Worsh1p 9 am Danville Hoflaess Church l!US7 Stale Route 32~ La ngsv lle Pastor Gary Jackson Sunday school 9 30 a m Sunday worshtp 10 30 am & 7 p m Wednesday prayer sen•~ee 7 p m UMYF Sunday 6 30 p m Congregational Trtalty Chun:h Rulload Fr<t Will Bapllst Holiness Community Churth Pastor Rev Amos T!lhs Mau Street RullantJ Sunday Worshlp-10 OU am Su nday Semce-7 p m Retdsville Worship 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 am Pastor P J Chapman Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Worsh1p II a m Wedne!day Semces 7 p m AllllquKy Bapllsl • Church of Chnst Pomoroy Cbun:• of Chr1Jt 212 W ManSt flatwoods Pastor Kenh Rader Sunday School 10 a m Wonh1p II u rn tor in the " Sentinel CLASSIFltE>St , :ttoo.a ~01-110312.013, Brunor Land t:Company Ina. C/0 Gery f'Cherlae, SlOt 7 11 Ria l!!'•roel 1:i 8811A, Out of ~t32.044A 5.111A1 TOIII. li$184M F ::;:z.:,b... ~.011, .,'7)' :a""' 06.Q08BO.OOI, Col Robert C ~--------------------~-------------------------------- ---- ' I II.IIA. Tolllt28.10 07.Q1041 000, Gray, C1111t1r 1, C/0 Joanne G. C.!lfttld, hot. 24 IE 1/4 ol Nl! 1/4 tUIA, Total.13.28 07-410714.001, Grey, VIncent D tOOA Lot 200 lilt End 7.00.,. Out of 27.25A 7.DOIIA,Totaii19Q.71 07.01$42.000, Qrey, VIncent o, 70ALot 1118 .1738AOUI of 70A Lot 1118 .1738A, Total t1.14 07.00'731.001, Hllddlaeton, GIMrY 6/or Angell, Sect 111 IW llllrt olle t/4 501A out of 11.478A 8.01A, Totll .111.78 07.Q0731.000, King, Pllllllll, Sect 111 Part oi83A In IW Prt til 81 1/4 1G.411A Ex e.IIM 1.80A, TOIIII21 71 07.Q07SI.002, King, Pemtla J loci 11 T3 R11 l.te!IA out oi 10.418 A I.IIIA, Total 1132.7.1 d7·0071)4.000, Ottmen, L.elettll( l Terry L, Sect 28 NW Prt 01 NE1/4 8 ollld Ex 1 A 1! Prt 1A, Totalt11.41 07•00703.000, Ottman, ~ K 6/or Tarry L Sr., Sect 25 llld of NW1/4 Of NEI/4 Ex 1A EX lA I eOA, Totalt384.14 07·00134.000, Plokene, Calvin D 1/or C.rot A, Sect. 33 (110of1B7) N Pt oi31.30A I Pt l!x. Coii11.30A, Total ..., pt•OOII:SII.OOO, Plckene, ctt¥tn D 1/or C.rol A.Soct. "=-1115) out o1 NE Cor o1 .lOA, Total $2.04 17·00831.000, ltlckena, CIMn D 6/or Carol A. Soct. 33 1!10o11•b!,ld. on N LIM E 112 f 7A, Total ..... Plakene, D 6/or Clrot A. Soct. :rr (110-1118) llld. on I! Une l!x. Coiii7.25A. 'Totllt 27.otl 07·001~1.000, Plakene, C.ivln D. 6/or Carol A. Soct. 33 (tio-11 ..) I Pt o1 NE 11 :S/4 111. Coal 12A, Total ex. g::su.oGO, o. S44M OII.Q458.001, Montgomery, Robert Keith 1/ar UnCia K, 100A Lot 248 t.OOA out ol 7.00A I! of VIllage Loll w End 1.00A, Total S77e 08 P-11, Larry II, River Land In Front or Lot 34 NW ol ltobert & SE ta22.t2 07.00141.000, Plokene, of Lot 14, Toll! 17.38 Carol ltll, 1eat. _.. T.IN A• 01·00011.000, Johneton, 11 on W Una oll/il ol Rd 2A Ch.-111 E Jr. 1/ar Deborah C, Lot 14 SO'x 188' Joining oiU7A2A. Tolllt101o04 07·00770.001, lallere, Wlrrtera l!x Coli .33A, TOIIII CINIOIY A, lliiU31111A Lot t7.40 117f 11 R11 8.DOA out ol 44.144, TOIIIII0-33 oe.ooott.ooo, Johneton, 07·00111.dcth a1111re, Chlllle I Jr. 6/or Deborlh llolltft al'!'.iTrllt'IHt :10 C, Lot 14 1/2 oi110'X100' IW T2111111W•Corol., '4 tndiW o1 rtwr .lOA Total 117•00131.000, Plakene, calvin D 6/or c.rot A. 1110t 33 (1eclo1111) • Comir Ex, Co1113.7:0A, ~ .1.24 07·001140.000, Plokena, CIIYin D 1/.or Carol A. Soct. u llncll!x. Coiii3A. Total oe.oow.ooo, :aol ~~~-=:~Ex 12M 07.01071JIDO, lwan, Harry raet 18 to.,_. .044A 10,11,A, Tillll 7 ' ·' " • .,_.In ' : : : " ,. a.IIA ot31.10A Wf,IIUIA,Tatllt'IU4 07.00114.000. ~ llryln 11 &/or 11111111 D, teat. 11, Nt/IIIA Lot 171 R. 11, T. 2, UA of 10.atA UA,Tolll t110,11 0741017.000, Gray, Clllltlr l, 0/0 ~OIIIM Q, Canltlkl, IHt. •24 (lllnaral Only) our.or n ToiiiS7.10 07.Q0484 000, Teylor, Rendy Dole, C/0 Rendy D & Kath~ Teyl, Lot 12 New Portlend w 1/2, Tolll $1103 07.Q0488.000, Teylor, Randy Delo, C/0 Rendy D & Kathy Tayl, Lot 10 New Portlend W 1/2, Toll! $105 81 07.Q0714.000, Te~lor, Randy Dele, C/0 Rendy D & Kethy Tayi, Lot 27 New Portlond, Total$15 88 07.Q071G.OOO, Toylor Rendy Daft, C/0 Randy & Kathy Tayl, Lot 21 New Portlend, Total$13.13 07.Q0718 000, Teylor, Rend~ Dtlte, C/0 Rendy D & Kathy Teyl, Lot 31 Now Portiend, Tolll$31 08 07·00842 000, Thelu, Thome• M, Sect (1Q0.207) S of 4!1.80A 37 SOA, Toto! $4485 07·00843 000, Thtlll, Thomu M, Soct 12 27 (1QO. 208) All Ex 501/2A 49 50A, Tollll $411 58 07·00844.000, Thein, Thome• M, Sect 21 (100· 208) E 58A of Rd 45A, Toll! $4807 07·00847 .ooo, Thein, Thoma M, Sect (1Q0.208) N ot Ad E old Town Creek 17A. Total$17.22 07·00148.000, Thein, Thomal M, Sect (1Q0.187) N Prt of Lot 11117 15 72A, Toll! $15.117 07·008411 000, Thein, Thomal M, Sect (1()().187) of 118.112A All Ex 1 BOA Hwy TAFD FR Herrle 71 20A, Totaltt ,248.30 07·00811 .000, Thein, Thomaa M, &oct 22 E Side 7t 15A Ex 48 711A, 32 389A, Toll! $1211.89 07·00813 000, Thelae, Thomll M, Sect 11·22 Ali Ex 17A W 113A, Toll! $63.28 07·0015&.000, Thein, Thomae M, Sect 20-21·22 E PAFRT 38.45A Ex 24.712A 13.738A, Toll! $62 88 07·00IIII.OOCI Tholu, Thomea M, Sect 21·27 (1()(). 2t0) E, End 31A, Tolll .178.14 07·001188 000, Thelu, Thomae M, ST 11·Z0.21·22 (1()().1117) All Ex 1 BOA to Hwy l!x 71.20A 8A, Toll! $42.83 07.Q0250.000, ward, Troy E, 811 T2 R11 Wl/2 N1/2 of IIA Lot 171 EXUA EX1.!1A 1.311A, Total $71.88 07..01000 000, Wlleon, Rey A 6/or N41oml E, Sect 14-1& 100A Lot 1• 711A, Tolll $483.11 07.Q0878.000, Wolle, Dlvld Gene, Sect 24 BE Pert of 83A Nl/2 ol NW1/4 2 75A, Tolll$54.113 07.QOII77.000, Wallo, Devld Gene, Sect 24 IE Cor or Nl/2 ol NW1/4 8 88A, Tolll $6842 07.Q0978.000, Wollo, Devid Gene, Sit 11·24 NW Part of NEI/4 ot Rd I 60, Toll! $14.28 Llli\RT 'TWP IOIITHI!RN LID 01·00704 000, Devlo, Marton, &/or Cendle, Lot 17 (1Q0.241) 72' x 128' Mid or W END 20A, TOIIII $3515 08.Q0457 0112, Grey, JoHph W &/or Pattereon, Angelle K, 100A Lol 247 T1N R12W 48A out of 81A .48A, T~ $7842 08-«1458 002, Gray, Joaeph W &/or Pllteroon Angelle K, IOOA Lot 248 T1N R12W .OIA out oil OOA .OSA, Toto! $1W 08·00430.000, Holalngor, Larry 1/or E Derlana, Sect 1·7 .:lOA ot 5.50A W End Along Bull Cene ROid 30A, Toll! $38.34 08·00473 001, Hoialnger, Larry 1/or E Derlene, 100A Lot 271 & 272 3.1115A In Lot 271 & 1 0415A In lot 272 4.2075A, Total$11818 08·002114 001 Jonklne, StiVI I/or Elizabeth, 1OOA Lot 257 W End 2 32A out of 10A 2.32A, Toto! $95 32 oe.ootM5.000, Jultiee, Den 1/or Brende L, Sect 38 N ol 100A Lot 1214 5A of 28A !lA, Total$181 111 01·00887.000, Juatlee, Denny K &/or Brenda L, Sect 38 (214) T 1 N R 11 W 1 08A, Tolll$12.33 08·00713.000, Juetlee, Denn~ K &tor Brondo L, Beet 38 (214) W 1/2 Ex 2A NW EX COli Ex 22A 19112A, Toll! $228 88 ' 01·00888.000, llerkewlcz, Devld Anthony 1/or M1rg1re T ROHenno, 100A Lot 222 T. 1 R 12 1A or 13.24A 1A, Total $43.13 01·003117.000, MeldiU, Mlchull/or Botty, Slot 11· 2 (160) 4A of 27A E of Rd 4A, Total $77.1W a ......., CIO IWiln a.·u ' Marvin G. 01·00020.000, Johnetpn, l'tirt 7.SSA, Charleo I Jr. 1/or Deboreh 8 or Mill Ex Coel 20A, TOIIII 1~·001 51 000, Bluer, $343.97 Deboreh S 1/or Shlmblln 08·00088 001, Wlleon, Gery L, Lot Sect. -6 out of 1114 N 2110MA out or 300A 11-D0795000,Bobb,JohnW 2 eoMA Total $1,031.29 & wnmo K, Lot Sect ·38 Mtd 08·0081 s ooo, Wolfe, on N Line or s 112 33 87A, 1 7 Bretton, t3A, Total $48 48 Marcue P &tor Brotton08·00818 000, Wollo, Combo Chelelt, Stet 18 Chorleo & Lolo, Sect 36 Mid &SE Part of N1/2 (1()().215) W End Ex 12A & 78 85A, Total $1,642 911 11A w or Rd Ex Cool 11.Q0211 000, Brarton, 18 SOA, Toto! $244 52 Moreuo P &/or Brotton08·00482.000, Woodyord, Combe Chelcle, Sect 18 In Jem11 H, Soct 35 (220) E W Part or SEI/4 54 47A. End Ex 1 24A Hlghwey Ex Tollll $217 BO t4 2!A1il!toxl~~£'.,!070AEXM 11·00212POO&O/, BBrattt on, uoo, o .......,..., arcuo or ra 1on· Combe Chelclt, Sect 18 OliveTwp. Eootern LID N1/2 o140A E Sida or SEI/4 OI.Q0367 000, Bl-11, Roger 20A, Tote! $50 83 1/or Sherr!, Slot 24 NE Pert 11-D0115 000, Bullington, 2A, TOIIII$13 71 Phillip L, Sect 36 NW Part or ~ 000, BIIHII, Roger NW1/4 Ex I/2A NW & 3A NE &/or Sherr!, Sect 24 SE or 28 50A, Total $803 58 NE 1//4 Ex Nolend lA, Toll! 1HI0850 000, Hartloy, Floyd $82 ~ A 6/or Heelher A, C/0 011·00473.000, Blenoeet, Heather Rathburn, Lot Soct Jeck M & Cherleno C Etal, ·14·12 s Part of SW l/4 Sect 18 Unkl 22RDS N 1 OOA TOIIII $140 62 f Lot3,17 10A liX•••f •• 61 ... 11 ·00402 001, Hubbard, o 09·00474 000 Blaneeot, Carol, Sect 18 T6 R14 Jack M & Charlene C Eta!, 1.0315ADul Of 129 75A Sect 3 Lot 104 T4 R11 DIV M 1 0315A Tolal $313.01 Rted Eat 9 75A, Toto! 11 ·01082 001, Hugglnt, $41182 Henry E, Sect 35 T8 R14 09·00475 000, Blanaeet, 2 OOA Out of 8 74A 2 OOA, Jack M & Charleno E Etel, Total $28 BO Sect 3 T4 R11 on S Une Of 11.Q0875 000, Jacko, Allon R Swartz 19 75A 75A Total &/or Henriotto, Sect 15 N $3 83 Part of 68 85A Mid on N 011·00476 000, Blanocot, Line 70.77SA Ex 88 591A Jack M & Charlene E Etol 2 187A, Total $20 45 Mid or Lot Div M Retd Eel 11.()()878 ooo, Jacko, Allon R 22 50A. TOIIII $114.83 &/or Henrietta, !ieet 11-111 on OII.Q0159 Clerk, Herold W Une W of Rd 14 425A Ex E L0 t 18000, A...... h' 3RD • ,.._g t 11.44A2885A, Totol$48575 Subdlv 1OO"x200' • Total 11 ·00877 000, McGulro, $48 33 John 6/or Kalhy o, R 14 1:4 09·00305 000, Cowdery, Sect 20 N Con Pt of Free Clemen! Loe 1/or Joyce, 25 1 1181A, Total $115 58 Sect 11 SE of N 1/2 50 781A 11·00940 002, McKinney, Ex 47 781A 3.00A, Toto! Dennla E, Fraction 1 T6N R $251127 14W 1 OOA Out or 15335A 09·00429 001, Davie, 1 OOA, Totol$14888 Herbert Lee, Sect 9 T4, R11, 11 ·00679 001, McKnight, 160A Lot 1188 443A Out of Konnath Sr 1/or Jonet, Sect 11 35A443A, Toto! $21 21 8 T6N R14W 1 017A Out of 09·00431 001, Dovle, 21911A 1 017A, Toto! $5718 Herbert LH, 180A Lot 1165 11-D0703.000, Meleter, Ralph Sect 9 R11 T4 11177A Out or & Hankla John, C/0 John E 40.00A 19.77A, Toll! $27605 Hankla, Lot Slot ·21 SW Cor 09·00434 000, Dovle, or 20 04A Noer Mid on W Herbert Lea, Sect 9 Part or Line 33A, TOIIII $2 B4 40A SW 1/4 1 06A, TOIIII 11.Q0704000,Meloter, Ralph $510, & Henklo John, C/0 John E 011·00410 000, Drlggo, Hankla, Lot Sect ·20 ·21 in LaEuwrenNeoorLR61 E1yvoRndno36A, On SW Cor 24 50A, Tollll no 17552 cne • $1,121124 Tolll$ 11-00229 ooo, Nautzllng, 011·008110 000, Jeckoon, Charlea 1/or Carol~n, Soct Renda! M &/or Shirley J, t 2 Mid. of Et/2 N of Cr Out Sect 24 NE Corner Ex 50A or 88.11A 1 10A, Totol W Side Ex 9.50 A 12 SOA, $17806 Tolll,$48101 11·00793 000, Ohio 08·00577.000, McKen•le, Company The an Ohio Jerome N, Sect 8 N Part ot Corp, Lot Sect ·14 ·15 W 40A 2.8BA, Toto! $685 30 End Ex 4A NW EX 1A 09·01053 000, Putman, 40 25A, 1,440 • Land, Totoi Doneld 1/pr Morlone, Sect $58 82 18 T4 Rl1 I 87A Out or 11 ·007114 ooo, Ohio II lilA 1 B7A, Toll! $6012 Company The And Ohio 08·01052.000, Putmon II, Corp, Lot Sect ·15·20·21 E WIIIIOII Junior, Sect 24 Mid Prt Ex 7 42A J N 45A , Tolll on N Une or NE1/4 8A, Toto! $120 88 $83 81 11 ·00198 000, P.,eon, Q9.00661.000, Pylee, Joan, Elaine, Soct 2 1 50A of NW Lot 15 Arblugh"a 2ND Cor or 3 85A AlSO 12 WD Subdlviolon 100'x140', Total RTOFWAY 1 50 A, Tollll $138.21 $849.37 Q9.01112 000, Rhodeo, 11 ·00273.004, Peirce, Atrrtd, Sect. 211 W Pert or Jeremy 1/or Pierce Merlin, SWI/4 24 BOA, Total $111 83 Pert or Froetion 38 T8N 09·011170.000, Rhod .. , R14W 2 724Aoul or39.188A Allred, Royelty interllt 2 724A, TOIIII $10 21 Cerlo E Smith Petroloum 11-DOB48 000, Prleo, Mleheol Inc, To1111S1407 Wayne, Lot Sect ·27 W Side 011·01384 000, Scyoe, or 58A NW Cor 8A, Totol 1 0 Thorn•• AE&/EordAEmand252A• $976.58 b Soct 11 $58"7 35x 11..011 31.000, Remo !!~!! 1198A, Toto! Richard A &/or Carol J, ....,, 011·00229 012, Sackman, 24 S Part of W1/2 5 03A, John H, Being Part oi30A Total$8209 Lot 121 T3N R11W 1 50A 11..01141 004, Rlcherc!o, Out or 5.4B8BA 1 50A, Toto! Ronald R &/or Kathryn V, $58.95 Fraction 4 T8 R14 1 644A 09.Q0914 002, Young, David Out of 41 347A Ex .718A E 1/or Dephne G, 100A Lot 92SA, Toto! $93 95 126 T3N R11W 10 137A out 11·00885 000, Richmond, of 14 108A 10 137A, Total Chriltopher L &/or Valeria $14018 A, Lot SecHO SE Prt Of W Orange'IWp 1/2 W 01 Rd 90A, Toll! EaeternLSD 191171 11·00680 000, Richmond, 10·00435 ooo, Lambert, VI 01 It C O Th Chrletopher L &/or Valorle • I araeo Ouaen, A. Lot Soct ·10 Mid on S Sect 12 R 12 T4 6 84A, Toto! Line W of Rd Ex 40A 40A, Total $7 37 $119.26 Shono, 10·00710 000, Pereono, 11·01230 000, Patricia A Soct 33 SE Cor Merle E &/or Pamela G Lot of N Braily'o 2A 1A, Totol 6 (5) S of Motlack & E ot Rd $1308 • 160'x320 Ex 85A 85A, 11·01231.000, Shano, Toll! $379 13 A, Sect 33 SE Prt or 1CH10711 000, Paraone, Patricia 1A SE1/4 25A, Total $1114 8B Merle E &lor Pomelo G Lot 11·00976 000, Shoomaker, 8 20' x 165' Ex 20', TOIIII Hazel A Eta!, Lot Sect 27·28 $1704 10·00182 000, Richard a, S Part of Free 34 & N Pt of Pamela J, Lot Seer _9 ·10 Frac 241 70A, To181 $878 Mid on N Llno 3A, Toto! 11 ·01028 000, Snowden, William N, Lot Sect ·21 NE $139 52 Cor or 4 75A NE FRAC 31 2 B4A, Toto! S87 81 10·00183 000, Rlehordo, 11 ·01032 000. Snowdon, Pamela J, lot Sect ·9 ·10 William N, Lol Socl·21 on S Joining Parker 3A Lot 58A, Llno w of 10 75A 1A, Toto! Total $6.28 $9 41 c. 10·00703 000, Rlchvlllo 11 ·01 033 000, Snowden, Sportomen"a Club Inc , The, Willlem N, Lot Sect ·21 SW C/0 Rolph Cepuono, Lot Corner Free 36 2 33A Toto! Sect 17 UNO 1/2 BOA SE $21 87 Part of 118A 1 OA, Toto! 11·01034 ooo. Snowden. Wllllem N, Lot Sect ·21 E $27880 Cor Out oi130.32A Mid on Rd 2A, Tobit $18 77 11·01 035 000, Snowden, 10·00573 000, Roblneon R William N, Lot Sect ·21 SE Rex 6 Wllme, Lot Sect 24 Cor. Frae 30 1073A, Toto! SW Part of 75.17A at Furka $8208 o1 Rd 41 A, Tote I $208 72 RUTLAND VILlAGE 1O.Q0379 000, Ruoeeil, John MEIGS LID R &/or Brende s, Lot Sect 5 12·00125 000, Gilmore, 2A or 1OA8A Prt or 45 31A Michael K 1/or Deborah J, 2A, TOIIII $5811 45 Sec 8 (640) SE Cor of 10·00J124 DOli, Sherpe, 15.34A 12A or .11A .12A, William B 1/or Sheron, Lot Tollll $316.24 814 15 E End N1/2 11 483 1 2·001 21 000, Gilmore, Out of 34.21 A 11 483A, Tolol Mleh. .l K 1/or Dlboreh J, ., ••40 Sec 8 (840) Se Cor of RUTLNDTWP 15 34A .DIA, TOIIII $4.114 MEIGS LID 1 2·003110 001, Gilmore, 11-D01117.000, Botzlng, Cery, ,Michael K 1/or Deborah J, Sect. 1 T.8 R 14 on W une F Sect 8 T8 R14 483A out of SE1/4 NE Ex. Cool ol 8.80A 14.217A Ex.2134A .21118A, 1 01SA, Total $80.44 Total $10.31 11·001411 000, Blezer, 12-D0188000, H~HII, Oevld Deboreh 8 &/or Shemblln w 1/or Penn~ K, On w Une Gery L, Lot Sect ·I 8A, S of NE Churoh Lor E1/2 EX Totoi $121.411 14A .18A, Total $10 79 11·001 50 ooo, Blezer, 12-D0188 001, H~1111, Devld Deboreh S &/or Shemblln W 1/or Penny K, On W Une Gary L, SICI 8 31 A out of Sot NE Church Lot Wl/2 of ::~,·~~ ~~:{o~~er:~: ~ ~~~:C,~~:;1~r• ~~~~~MrtL~ :0f~t c!~ ~~~0·~~~ ~ 00 , 31 ,~::~=ot~7.14A, Lot Totalll22 72 12-D0307000, Seerle, Peul R, Sect. 8 (e40) N Pt .75A E 40 To cr. A' Total 12-D0308000, Seerle, Peul ~~7 A ...... • ,...,, ".,, Aot T" cr Hotol Lot Ex 40A N Pt .35A, To181 S44.D2 ~~~~~i~:t·NDir~nh~ NWI/4 E or Rd SOA, Toll! f25 82 t2.Q0038 000, Teoh, Dlnoh, Sect 8 (252) E or Rd. on s Une 47A. Toll! $231 oo t2·00013 000, Thomu, Anne Belle, sect 8 (1140) w Pert or SE1/4 8 911A, Tollll 38.11 12·00347 000, Tlllll, Kathleen, Sect 8 (840) of 14 08A Perce! 11 1 IIIlA, TOIIII $80 7t Tlllll, 1 2·00348 ooo, Koth!Hn, Soct 8 N ol RR Perce! 12 1.18A, Total $43 55 SALEM 'TWP IEIGS LID 13·00037 ooo, 8orrett, Gorold F Sr Etol, C/0 Minnie Thompoon, Soc 19 SE of NW1/4 ol 58 75A Ex 14 Vein Cool 1 YTA, Tolll $98 eo 13·00038 000, 8orrett, Gereld F Sr. Etel, C/0 Mlnnlo Thompeon, Sect 111 Noor Mid on N Unt of Sec 1A 1 OOA, Toto! sas 03 1 3·002116.000, Barrett, Gerald F Sr Eta!, C/0 Minnie Thompeon, Sect 14 ·5 (3) Longetreth Add, Toll! f25 73 13.Q0084 oo, Blevlne, Edith G, C/0 Arlin Bltvlno Jr, St•t 8 T 8 R 15 E Prt In • NW1/4 Ex 1 118A 87001A, TOIIII $547 82 1 3.Q0879 00, Blovtne, Edith G, C/0 Arlin Bloylne Jr, It 8 T.8 R 15 Mid PI of 9812A Sol Rd 325 Front 1 1111A, Toll! $1019 13·00181 005, Centerbury, Gary R 1/or Dorio, Soct 25 sw 1/4 ot SW 1/4 5 OOA out of 27 9111A 5.00A, Total $211701 13-D0161 ODe, Contorbury, Gary R 1/or Dorle, Slot 211 SW 1/4 ot SW 1/4 2.09A out or 2211111A 2 OIIA, Totar $137 74 13.Q0705 000, Hetfleld, Peul J &/or Hormon Dibble, Lot 29 Longetreth Add, Tolll $2461 1 3·00280 ooo, Gern11, Wolteriii,Seot31SA0utol 5588A s 1 cor of NE lA, Toteii 18B.30 13·00405.000, Goodmen, Billy J & Antonia M, Sect. 25, 1:8, R t5 NW Cor ol NE 114 3061A oi40A 3.D81A, Tolll$114 85 13·00408.000, Goodmen, Bill~ J & Antonia M, Sect 25, 1:8N, R 15W, 2.55A Out or 30 8711A 2 55A, Toll! $3388 13·00888.000, Harold, Leeenn, st 13 NE Prt ot SEt/4 Ex 5.30A EX 14 Vein Col! 50 911A, TOIIII $400117 13·0011111 000, Herold, L11Ann, Soct 7 NW 1/4 or SW 1/4 Ex 14 Vein Coei40A, Toto! $221 74 13·00771 000, Helton, Richard o 1/or Pernell K, Sect 22 E se Pert Except 14 Vein COli& 50A, TOIII $6.32 13·00772 000, Helton, Richerd D 1/or Parnell K, Soct 22 End • Except 14 Vein Coel Only 115A, Tol8l $81809 13·00004 000, Hendrlcke, Larry 6 Willlema nno, Slot 5 58 Not Wlleon .03A, Total 40 13 00005 000, Hendrlcke, Larry, & Wll1111111 nna, Sect 5 Bet Wileon & CR BO, Tollll $6.32 13·00008.000, Hendrlcke, Larry a Wllliome nne, Sect 5 TAl N End 3!1A, Tolll $1le.s7 t3.Q0200000, Keyeer, Tony A, Sect 31 Nl/2 of SE 1/4 of SW1/4 1050A, TOIIII$3801 13.Q0201.000, Ktyllr, Tony A, sect 38 Nl/2 of NW1/4 SA Ex 4.518A 14 Vein Coei70.484A, TOIIII $955 84 13·00481 000, Moaton, Audrey Feye l!tel, C/0 Robert B Aignew, ' Soet 5 NW Pt or Sw1/4 6W Pt or NW1/4 Ex 75A 7330A, Tolll$44288 1 3·00482.000, Meeton, Audrey Feye Etol, C/O Robert B Rigney, Seer 5 Out of 74 OSA 75A, Total S8 74 13·00558 000, Poyton, Riehord A Etol, C/0 Jene Bere, Soct 5 on w Une or NEI/4 Ex 14 Voin Coel 41WA. Total $21192 13·00557 000, Peyton, Richard A Eta!, C/0 Jane Sere, Soct 11 SW Port NE1/4 905A SW Ex 14Voln Coel 40 18A, Tolll $282 72 13·00555 000, Peyton, Rlchord A Etol C/0 Jene Bore Sect 11 E Of NEI//4 Ex 34A NE Ex 14 Votn Coel 9 OSA, Toll! $637.58 13·006311 ooo, Shuler, Beuloh, seer 27 S Centre! Prt of Sect N Sldo of 1124 Mlnerela 1A. Total $68 80 13·00838.000, Shuler, Bouloh,ST15-27SWCoiEx Seh Lot 4 17A Out oi34.82A 30.45A, Total$1,128.110 13·001140.000, Shuler, Boulah, Sect 33 8W Com•r 89A,Total $5.54 t3.Q08M.OOO, Stiffler, Jill 'lor Sonia, Lot 24 Long1 treth Add S1/2, Total $11 41 13.QOIIII8000, Btlllllr, Jell It or sonje, Lot 25 Longetreth Add, Total $222.88 13·00507 000, Wetroblt, Michelle, Sect. 17 lOA Out of Mid E Side ol 40A(.40 eo) Ex.l4 Vein Coal 10A, TOIIII $74 07 13·00501 000, Wotroblt, Michelle, Sect 11 UIA Of E Side of lilA EX. 14 Vein Coii1.31A. TOIII$17.03 1 3·002!11.000, WilliamS, s Ex Ex Ex ~ru:::N:::/2 El:;::.:o::Sect 25 Mid on S Une of N1/2 Ex 14 Vein Cool 7.00A, Total 11.01782 cor. tA, Total $53411 t4-4IS4SOOO, weere, Myre Merle Eta!, C/0 Joen WMI'I, 14·00054 001, Bernett, 11e111e, Sect 32 T2 R13 NW Comer ol40.t5A .81108Aout 15A seo8A, Total 14-02485 ooo, c.nnon, 1ven, Ro~elty lntoreet Trlod Energy Corp Of WVA Inc., Total S3 21 t4-D0215 ooo, Day, Mertin Edwerd, (2112) Lot 10 Fr 31 1:2N R 13W 5 3021A, Tollll $78.23 14-D0817.001, Dill, Todd, Seot3T2N R13W I OOAOut of 10 48A 1 OOA, Toll! $33140 14.Q071W 000 Dlllord, Dovld B, Sect 27 S 1/2 .75A, Toll! $12.28 14·001 88 000, Doerler, Henry 1/or Andrei Sect 8 (840) SE of School Lol In Bend ol Rd 1 40A, Toll! $71 44 14-01032 000, Dowell, Roger T&/or Erica J, Sect 36 Lot 100-318 N End of lA Troct 2 A Total $481111 14·00423 000, Fowler, Jelfny A 1/or Ruby J, Sect 34·35 (100 330) N End Ex 14A NW 29 76A, Toto! $178 92 14·00424.000, Fowler, Jollrey A &/or Ruby J, Sect 34-35 (100·3211) Trl on W Une W or N 1/2 4 30A EX 1 .DOA 3 30A, Toll! $588 eo 14-41427 000, Fry, Timothy D &/or Temmy J, Sec 36 1 1A of 21 877A 1 1A, Total $183.21 14-41428 001, Fry, Timothy D 1/or Temmy J, Sect 100 Lot315 1.88A Out of 20 7SA USA, Total $12 84 14-01198 000, Glue, Timothy R Etol, Soc 18 Near Mid of N1/2 13A or 40A All Lying 8 & E Of 33 3 37A, TOIIII$412.04 14·01503.000, Henlng, Eugene 1/or Lydlo V, Sect 34 (840) E End Or N 12 01 NE 1/4 19110A Ex 1 020A 18 88A, Tolll$67303 14.QOII8t 000, Henkle, John, S.CL FR 38·15(282) 19A, TOIIII SUI 14.QOI70.000, Henklo, John E, Sect 28, T. 2, R 13, NE Cor 1A UT or 317A 1A, Tolll$10 71 14·01873 000, Jellore, Cherlll Devld 1/or Brenda K,lect11(262)EofRdOnS Llno NW Cor or 14 15A .24A,Totol $483 08 14.QOB08.000, Koufl, Ha•el Joen, Soct 30 (100) 110 Penny Surv 4 321A, Toto! $34.118 14-00198 000, Keutf, Peui E &/or Frencee M, Out or 8 7!1A Trlln S Pert 1 A. Toll! $7313 14-00822 000, King, Danny 1/or Cynthie, Sect. 25 (840) SW Cor. 01 111 12A Near Mid w 1/2 1.04A, Tollll St 83 02 14.QOI23 000, King, Denn~ 1/or Cynthie, Sect 28 (1140) 160'x170' E ol Allen GOkey 1 04A Ex 18BA 2114A,Total 1460 14..013011000, Laudermlll, EdWerd &/or Judy, Sec 8 (840) N Slcle oi1.114A In Sub 2 33A,Tofll $75 08 1 4·00053 001 Louie, Rlymond H &/or Mildred J, Sect 30 T2 Rt 3 111047 Out of 30 OOA 111,047 A, Total $102.211 14·007111.000, Milliron, Diane 1/or Wllllem, Sect 9 FR 2 T. 2 R 13 SW Cor. Ex. 10 34A 11 04A,Tolll513419 14·01275.000, Mlnord, Howord E. Slot 31 ~840) Mid of SW 1/4 on S Llno Ex 1 1124A 13 58A Ex I 5879A, Total $412.50 14·01271.000, Minerd, Howord E, Sect 36 (1()().315) wEnd or N1/2 Ex 2 224A Ex 3.28A5 52A, Tollll $103.211 14..01024 000, Mitch, Gary 1/0r Sendi,Seet 34 Out of 20A E End of N1/2 Of NE1/4 •10A, Toto! $2.74 14..01025 000, Mitch, Gery 1/or Send!, Sect. 35 1A Out of 20A SE or SW 1/4 Ex Cem tA,Total$1,111 20 14..01028 000, Mitch, Gary a/or s an d ro, A P 1oee 82'x180" Out or SECor Of 210A 25A,Totol$6.85 14·00107.000, Obryent, Emory L 1/or Joyce L, Sect 16 (840) NE Cor 115.2SA W End W 1/2 Or N Pt 2 73A,Tolll$78.83 14·001107 001, Obryont, Emory L &/or Joyco L. Sect 18 (840) NE Cor 115.2SA W End W1/2 ol N PI 1.87A, Tolll 1474.58 14.Q0015.000, Relrden, Ceri &/or 8tltrl~. Sect. 27 1282) Mid. of 51/2 of Rd Out of 17.40A 1 8BA.Tolll $118 18 14.Q0018 000, Rolrden Corl 1/or Blotrlc:e, f33 1:2 R 13 SW Pt 28.50A Mlcl of 81/2 Ex II2A I.OOA, Toto! $28 8B 1 4·01 214 000, Reuler Weiloco Jen, Sect 30 Und 2/3 6 1/3 or 140 A SW 112 20A NW Ex .2!1A Ex 54 IDA 58.89, Toll! $403.24 Or14-41152 002, Smith, Gregory &/or Vlokl, Soct 31 T2 A13 3337A Out of 17.115A 3.337A, Total $37122 14·01084 000 Smith, Kimberly Sue, Sect 27 S1/2 1A. Tolll$18 11 1546A.TotaiS145.88 .g • , weore, Myre 14 Merle11546 Ellll,000 Jo•n w .. ,... SA~=:~~~ ~ :.o Ex 14.Q09111 000, Stumbo, John D 1/or Cheryl, Slot II (282) .30A Out of t.34A SW Cor. Ex 1034A 30A,Tolll$4118 14.QOII82 000, Stumbo, John D &/or Cheryl, Sect II (282) Out of NE Cor ol IIIII A 57A,Totll$114.24. 14·01832 000, Sturgeon, Herry L, St 30 (840) Und 213 6 113 of f40A IW 1/2 EX 20A NW • 40A EX .25A 1.782A, Total $80.51 14•00074.000, Stone, Thom11 A, Stet 8 In NW ~~~~~.~~dE~s,'.:oC: cto :~J7J2:l T; ~t ~~:; t, 8 Tolltl37 55 14-41547 000, Woere, Myro Mlrll Ellll, C/0 Join Wllrl, Seot 27 (262) Mid S Port ol 21AS or St/2 Ex 10A t 32A, Toll! $4.80 14-411546.000, Woere, Myre Merle Ellll, C/0 Joen W11re, ST 27 (262) Mid or S 1/3 ol Rd EX Cool Ex 88A 12.41A,Total $43.28 14-01238.000, Will, Peul E Sr 1/or Dottie L, Secl 3 (1140) Mid On W line Ex Coel 2A, Toto! $787 00 1 4·01 531 000, Wooten, Marohall W, Soct 27 (282) 1 SOA Out of 16 liSA 1 50A,To1111 $177 BO MIDDLEPORT VILlAGE MEIGS LSD 000, And,_, • 15 00051 1 L t (211) Raymond L Eto , o Reer Sect Lot 211, Feeing Cola St 39' E End Total ~g~OO OOO, And,_, Raymond L Etol, Lot 4, Tollll 82 000, Boueormen, 5837 • 0233 15 0 Dtana 1/or Them Jem T. 11 47 C/O Jamee T Thom, Lot 30' s Side Ex lx35, Toto! s72 03 ..00234 ooo, Boueermen, 15 Olano 1/or Them J1m11 T, C/O Jamoa T Them, Lot 48, Total $938 34 0 B rt H 15·00844. 00, u , ••• Tanya s, Lot (123) Pelmer'l 2ND Add 123-E Port of Strip 4x50', Total $3 13 15.()1063 000, C.ocl, Roneld p 1/or Anne Lowory, Lot 17 Behon 1ST Add, Total $402 g 5 15.Q0409000, ca tor, Allin T, Lot 58 Bohen1 2ND Add All, Total 15 004591343 000,73Eberebech, Jarenna M 1/or Timothy R, Lot Prt Lot 110 30x120 Prt Lot ttl 30x120 Boaworth Add Total $520 17 1 ·02028 ooo, lnvlelon 5 Tolocom, Public Utility Pereonol, Total $11184 t5.Q0820000, King, LUcille, Lot Behen'e 2ND 40 112 ~~~ ~lo, Pogg~, s 12 Lot <471 Shelllald 4 7-11 1 ' Total $24 57 P =~it~:,1~3-~~: Toto! $3089ll 5-00970 000, Medley, SeiNe 1 & Harrtot Wln11, Sect 211 tSA s 12 of S1!2 or 7!1A on Rlvor 1SA,Tota1 S3 59 • 1 OOO, Nuggud, 15 00503 Shlrln, Lot tl CooiPort, Toll! $52 • •14 , Pridemore, 15 00822 000 J Lo Joe~ Sr 1/or Zelme • 1 (IW) Behon'o 2ND Add 84, ~=~~;~, Quelll DlniH D, Lot (til) Shelliold 111124' s Side Wl/2, Total 01 $455 • 48 OOO, Qullll, 15 00168 DonlH o, Lilt (20) Sholllold -· 20 16' N Side 01 W1/2, 110 $4t 311 1 5·0 1 8 2 8 OOO, Reovea, Carolyn J &/or Hannon Trlna, Lot 129 P Joneo 3RD Add Und 1/2 or 25 • Total ~~:': OOO, RIIVII, carolyn J &/or Hennen Trine, Lot 129 P, Jonee 3RD 129 N1/2, Toll! $338 911 .g , Soldeneble, 15 1351 John Etol,000 C/0 Roymond L Andrewo, Lot 29 Ex 30' E End & 50 w End,Tolll 29 f25 792 ooo, Seldanable, 15·01352 John Eta!, C/0 Raymond Andrewa, PI ot Lot 1 30 In Reer or Cote St 33' x 8', Toto! $3 20 15.()1278 000, Smith, ErnMt A C/OShl~ L 1/or Shirley ' A Smith, Lot 105 Boowo Add, Toll! $218.93 15·00388 ooo, Smith, Kathleen M , Lot 80 • Prt Boaworth Add Ex 20 Lot, Toll! $784 33 15.o0492 000, TyrH, Lannv, • Lot 329 Lowor Porn, Total Tyr La 94000• 11• nny, Lot 328 Lower Pom. Total = $3B=~MEROYVILI.AGE MEIGS LID 16..(11139 000, Alolhlre, William, Lol 1 45'X100' N Pori Felger Lot, Total 83 5354 Alkire, Rogor I6.QOOI 2 000 S & Charldlne R, Lot 487 E Part or Lol, Total $2111 70 18·00787 000, Andlniii!!J John H &/or Gretchen " Lot 489 50 x50' NW Cor~ Tolll $58lll9 18-D078B 000, Barber, Dlena Lynn Lot 175 1/2 H Add 50'x80' Cenler N Side, Total 18818 • 16·00442 000, Eberebacll, Catharine Lot 124 Dabnet Add., Tolll $38 39 • 16·00443 000, Eberebech, Cothorlno, Lot 124 1/ll DebneyAdd,Total$13110 . 18·00444 000, Eberebacl!! Catherine, Lot 125 Dabnet Add., Tolll $38.39 • 18..015118.000, Formyduva~ nmothy L, Lot 18 lub 11 Chorry St. 80" 8, T $418 22 • 18..015911 000, FormydUVIII, nmothy L, Lot 11 Sub ,. Chorry St. 21'x80', TOIIf $17 54 • te.Q2428.000, FormydUVII!t Timothy L, Lot 11 lull 11: Condor St l'xiiO', TOIII!I (Conlinued on P911) ; • s lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-•...i 'cLEAN HOUS*" & WITH THE C•b • ee ..,.._fA �' Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Delinquent Real Estate Taxes w (Continued fr0111 Pege1t) $87 .M te-01378.000, Foulkrod, Stephan • Blur Vlokl, Lot 51 llaylora Run, Total ~37 KltMrlnt 11, Lot 292 24' licit, TOIII 18110.78 18·01814.000, Young, Klltltrlne II, Lot 293 1I ' Mid lei Alley • Front 81 A, Tollll 114~ 111·01377.000, Foulkrod, 18·0UIIS.OOO Young, Stllphen & Baker VIcki, Lot Klthtrlne M, Lot 293 30' W 52 Naylora Run, Total Side E 40' Back to Cliff, $300.47 TOIII $28.11 111·00867.000, Imboden, SCIPIOTWP Earline Etal, C/0 Blt1y MEIGS LSD Imboden, lot 251 Sub. 110, 11·00454.000, Althouu, Total $143.28 · Marvin 1/or Bonnie, Lot 18·02814.000, lnvlalon lltCit II (840) W of Rd 1A Ex Telecom, Public Utility .337A .883A, Total S49.71 Pe-l, Tollll18.80 17•004114.001, Althouu, 111·00917 .000, Johnaon, Marvin I 1/or Bonnie H, Jaaala • Bartha, C/0 101 & Blot 111 (840) W of Rei .337A LHier Johnaon, Lot 35 V 8 Out ol 1.OOA .337A, Total Horton'aAdd, Total tf,U ..... 111·00818.000, Jollnaon, 17.00118.002, Boggatt, Jeult • Bartha, C/0 Sol & Dorothy 1/or Freddie, Sect Liller Joh111011, Lolli 28-27· 33 T7N R14W .4221A Out Of 28, Tollll $83.34 140.00A .4221A, Total $8.07 18·00918.000, .lollnaon, 17·007118.000, "oggeu, J11111 • Bertha, C/0 101 1 Dorothy A/or Frldd(e, Bact. Ltaler Johnaon, Lot 38 V B 33 86W Part of NW 1/4 & S Horton'aAdd, Totall11.24 of WP of Nl! 1/4 1A Out 18·00820.000, Johnaon, 142A 1A. TOIIII358.32 Jatlle & Bartha, C/0 Sol & 17·00425.000, Boring, Ltaler JOflnaon, Lot 34 v B Robert 1!, NW Of ft, Tollll Horton'a Add, Total t7 .U 15.117 18·00921 .000, Johnaoo, 17·00421.000, Boring, JeHle & Bartha, C/0 Sol I Robart E, Lot 8, Total $ Ltaler Jo,hnaon, Lot 21 &30 21 .IM IIO'xtOO', Tollll $5.84 17·00427 .000, Boring, 18·00541.000, Jon .. , Robart E, Lot 8, Tollll nmothy D Etal, C/O Robert t457.1M S. Taylor, Lot 255 Back ot 17·00428.000, Boring, 1.!11 21&288, Total $30.111 Robart E, Lot 7, Tollll $33.18 18·00542.000, Jonae, 17-CI0011 .ooo, Cocllran, nmothy D Ellll, C/0 Robert Cllarlae W IV, lot (1 0) S. Taylor, Lot 2115 Back 01 1.GIItA N Prt of 4.7088A Lot 283 I W Of 1/2 Of 2811, 1.031A Ex .OIA .868A, Total Total $8.08 S1,1 • .311 18·00543.000, Jonaa, 17·00312.000, Cochran, nmotlly D Ellll, C/0 Robart Charita W IV, Lot 10 8. Taylor, Lot aetll!x. All 8 2.4318A OUt of 4.7089A Ex of Ledge, Total $8.28 1.137A 1 .2991A, Total 111-004114.000, Klein, LArry E, 11110.78 Lot 288aub.ll3. Tollii ...OI 17·00171.000, Cotterill, 1a.oo&91.000, Klein, LArry I Steven D 1/or Barlltre C, 1/or Kelley, Lot 288 Sub 11 . Lot (10), Totll $593.12 1/2111 3/4 8A, TollliS1811.38 17·00171.000, Cotterill, 1a.oo&92.000, Klein, LArry E Steven D 1/or Barbara C, 1/or Keilty, Lot 258 SW Cor Lot ('8), Total $8.011 .IIOA .IIOA, Tolllt4.08 17·001 IOJOOO, Cotterill, 18-011711.000, Moon, Annie Steven D 1/or Barbara C, lea NKA Herrle LH C/0 Lot Stet ·11 (840) NE of NW Annie Let Herrle, Lot 217 1/4 Ex 18 A E IIA, Total SUb. 191/2, Tollll ...03 1127.30 1a.G0211 .000, Neutzllng, 17·00013.000, Gilmore, Michael, A 11/or Branda Kaa, Donna, C/0 Edward L. Lot 7 Hoffner Add, Tolll Slvltglt, Lot (3), Totall44.82 $24.28 17·00872.000, Haning, 111·00212.000, Nautzllng, Jaffrey E 1/or Rebecca L, Michael A 1/or Brenda Kaa, 8aot 7 W of NW 1/4 1.76A, Lot 481 Trio ell' Front Bub 3, Tolll227.41 Tollll $22.47 • . 17·00312.000, Howard, 18·00213.000, Neutzllng, Craig 1/or Dlllrl Jun, Sect MlchHI A 1/or 81'9ndl KH, 28 'f.7N R. 14W SW Comer Lot 491 Sub 2, Total 18.tiiA Out of 81 A $170.75 11.1111A,Totall1,078.14 11·00742.000, Rentala 17·00472.000, Kennedy, Unlimited, C/0 Raymond Perry E, Lot 8act ·14-15 NE Andrawa, lot 4211 WEHE Part of 37.110A 5.110A,Total Add. Sub. 111, Total $51.113 11011.28 . 18·00743.000, Rentata 17·00473.000, Kennedy, Unlimited, C/0 Raymond Petry E, Lot Sect ·14 ·15 Andrewe, Lot 4211 Sub. 17, (262) NE Part .!lOA, Total Tollll $544.08 t371M 18·01g72,000, Rintala 11·00474.000, Kennedy, Unlimited, C/0 Raymond wtllllm E l!tal DBA Red Hill Andrelfa, Lot 11J0.1221 Sub Firma, Bact 8-10 (282) W 118 W Side of 78'x100' Tr1 End Ex 20A W :IO.IIOA Ex. Bet St & .31A, Total I 7.110 .7GIA 18.712A,Tolllll148.22 15·01873.000, Rental a 17·00482.000, Kennedy, Unlimited, C/0 Raymond William E Ellll DBA Red Hill Andrewa, Lot 20e·1/l Flt'llll, Blot 10 (282) W lnd 40'X40' W of l!OIIt11J0.1228 II.OOA lx MA 24.34A,Total .3ISA let Cllll & Lot, Tolll 1274.30 $378.35 !!:00810.000, Phalpa, 11.00378.000, Rtnllla , ,...nlty 1/or Sua, Beet 38 Unlimited A Partnarlhlp, 2A Out ol 211A 2A, Total C/0 Raymond AndrNI, Lot llt.81 1111 Dabney Add., Tollll 17o00711.004, PIIIIIIJIII, Brian 11.40 K I/Or Stacy Elaine, 9act 4 111·003711.000, Rantale T7 1114 3.0112A Dut Of Unlimited A Partnerelllp, 20.00A, TotaiS88.48 C/0 Raymond Andrftl, Lot 17·008114.000, Rllvea, 220 Dabney Add.,. Tolll l!ugana W I./or Juanilll M, $28.118 Lot Stet• ..,10 Near Mid. On 111·00377 .000, Rental a S Una 3.27A, Totai .... IO Unlimited A Partntrelllp, 17·008115.000, Reavee, C/O Raymond And,..., Eugene W 1/or Juanita M, Lot 221 Dabney Add., Tolll Lot 8act ·10 Mid. on 8 Une 1833.27 10A,Total $52.&2 tii·0037B.OOO, Rantala 17·00818.000, Wandling, Unlimited A Partnerehlp, PltltiY, Lot 9act -4 NE Part CJO 111ymonc1 Anc1rew1, Lot oniW 1/4 11.737A, Total 222 Dabney Add., Tolll S730.71 lUI 17·0013t.OOO, Wlllllme, 11·00450.000, Rantala David D, C/0 David Unlimited A Partnel'9111p, Wllllama, Lot Stet ·38 NW GIO Raymnd Andrewe, Lot Prt NW 1/4 30.1eA Ex 31120' E Sldl, Total..... 21..3078A t .3424A, Total 111·01418.0QO, Ru11all, f73.14 Danny &Jor Leah J-, Lot 17·00140.000, , Wlllllma, :1J2 ·17 R.13 R.2 leo 20 Lot David D, C/0 David 282117.815A,Tollll8117.t0 Wlllll-, Lot 8aot 38 S Prt ti.Q0081 .000, Seldenabal, of 32.47A W Prt of lac JOlin Ellll, C/0 Rarmoncl L 18.18A,TOII! 18.41 Anclmn, Lot 32 lttt 31 • SUlTON TWP 33-35 Frt Salt St IS 2· SOUTHERN LSD 111'Maln 81 Exc SW Pt, Tollll 11-00177.001, Ablal, JamH $312.811 K AKA Jamaa Kllttt, 9act 8 tll-010811.000, Stldtnabll, T2 R12 W1/2 of 1110A Lot John Ellll, C/0 Raymond 2.00A Out ol II0.84A Andrawa, Lot 2 110' Qn W 2.00A,Total 184.47 Side Spring St., Total 1 J·Of 281.000, Amott, 1778.78 Robert E &/or Debra K, 11-02805.000, Stldenabll, 8act 24 8 Plrt oi30A NE PI olohn Ellll, C/0 Raymond of107A N 3A, Totti $88.70 Andrawa, P1rt of Lot 2 w. 1•00161.000 Carnallan, Sl d a 8 p rl ng " - "-A, TOIIII Sl28.01 4,71'XIO', TOIII$8.88 1a.G0218.000, Clark, Willey 111-01119f.OOO, a-, Dl-, & Oanava, &act. 10 Sl Lot 1• Point lelllutternut Conw 4.t1A, TOIIII24.02 • Hlltop St., Totali112M 18·001133.000, Counoll, 111·011138.000, Stewart, Alicia C, Lot 100.310 Beck ct•rolyn A, C/O Carolyn of Lola 4•1•1·7·1·1·10, Jeffere, lot 28 Unooln .3IIA,Tollll&l7 11-00334.oo'o; buret, JOlin c Hllglllll, Add, Tolllll348.10 18·01884.000, Weny, Sacf. 30 NW Comer Ex. Tllomaa, Lot 11 & 18, Total Coal lA, Total S28.70 ~.01 11-00337.000, Dur1t, Jolin 11-01830.000, Wlft, Carl, C, lact. 30,N End lx. COlli ldwln • M*lel J11n, Lot 11A, 1'* 158,10 ap Stttp 811' Wldt t11o11 of 11-00331.000, Duret, John Lot 283, Total S40.01 C, 8tiot. 30 S of N 40A COlli 111-01831.000, Will, Carl 2IIA, 1'0111$3411.811 Edwin l Marlel ~~~~~. Lot 11-00331.000, Dural, John 283, Total-.08 C, 8act 100 W Encll!x. lA ' 1:1·00351.000, WI~, l!x. Coal :MA,Tollll174.24 Samantha 1/or Tllom11 I 11-011<0.008, Olntllar; ololln Jr., Lot 11128211A IW Cor J 1/or JUinltlll, 9act 13 T3 ex 87.83A- IW IX .tii3A R12 S.0202A Out of 8.811A .ti7A, Tolllll72.10 II O'IGAA,TotalS143.24 18-011 51. 0 il, Yaung, •• TOIIII11.77 Katherine II, Lot 2U-2M 18·001118.001, Halnea, Trl. Cor. Alley • IL, Tolll Nathan olr., T21113 100A Lot $88.81 2119 .UIA Dut ol II.IIA 18-011112.000, Young, UBA, Tollllll7.74 Kltllarlnl M, Lot 2M Pll'l of 11o00211 000, Jlrrlll, Dlll11 2M From Alley llloll 34.1' D 1/or Klmlllrty, Blot. 17 Wltll 37' on Alt.r, Totll II Cor. Of h1/4 Ex. Coal t18IIAO 1.14A, Totllt4t3.44 11·01710. O, 'lbuna, 1.001113.000,Kialn,LirryE . Kltllarlna . Lot 211 6 II« KIIJir, Lot 119 Sub A, Lot. Tolllltlll.l!l 11111117. . ti,01 112.000, YDunl. 1. . .14.000, Kttln, LArry I K.llllartnl M, Lot 211 7' I If« Kallty, Lot 119 lub B, lldt, TOIII81U4 Totll ...11 11·01113.000, Young, 1. . .11.000, Kllln, !frry E s rl ..- or ' '• .. "" .. '~ . .. . ~ Friday, November 19, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 1/or Kelley, Lot It SubC, Tollll $5.71 18·00858.000, Mtdlty, Gregory, 58'x1 51 1/2' N of Cllapman .21A, Tollll 1284.42 11·000282 .000, MIller, RObert L, Sect. 11 NE of NE 1/4 Except 26.1055 AC. 3.111M6A, Tollll $324.83 18· 00926.000, Rouoh, Robert G &.lor Kimberly K, Sect 12·22 S line E ol Rd .39A, Total $856.44 18·00220.000, Stanley, Bobby, Sect 18 E End cif 448A E 8.00A Ex 6.811A 1.119A,Total $90.17 18·01216.000, Stober!, Donna, Sect 9 S PI S ot Rd Ex Coal 2.873A Out of 25.87A 2.873A, Total $65.69 18·01234.000, Tholu, Thomao M, Soct 4 So of W 28A.04A4A Total$6.95 18·01'237.000, Thelu, Thomll M, Sect 4 N End Ex 401 E Ex 4A 55A, Total $89.38 18·01238.000, Thein, Thomeo M, St 4 All Ex 20A E . End 126.871A Ex 1.4749A 125.1181A,Total $796.15 18· 00420 .000, Turley, Edward M, Sect 12 -4 W Prt of 78A 8.189A (New Survey), Total $932.86 te-ot 238.003, Turley, Edward M, 180A Lot 1204 T2N R12W t.OOA Out of 128.17A t.OOA, Total $14.28 18·00173.001, Whllatch, Cryetal, Sect 5, T2, R12 NE Corner ot Sect 5 .883A, Total $7.77 • · 18·00175.001, Whitlatch, Cryellll, Sect 5, T2, R12, SE Corner of Stet 6 6. 75A, 18-01373.001, Yoet, Charlo• E &/or IL.A, Sact 17 S Part of ~W 1/4 E of Rd Ex Coal Ex 91 .85A 1.20A, Tollll $1 .22 18-01374.000, Yoet, Charita E &Jor ILA, St 22 SE PI of 18.53A S or NW 32.85A 8.26A of 12.23A 8.26A, Total $33.47 18-01375.000, Yo at, Charles E &.lor ILKa Sect 12-22 NW Part of 18.53A S of NE 2/4 5.05A,Tollll $23.27 18-01547.000, Volt, Charita· E 1/or IL.A, Sect 17 T2 R12 Part of NW1/4 E of RD Coal Only 115.31A, Tolllt $114.19 18-01240.001, Yoet, Charles E I./or IL.A J, Sect 17 N Part of SW 1/4 Ex Coal 7.5961A Out ol4e.40A 7.5961A, Total $32.118 18-01243.000, Yost, Charles E 1/or IL.A J, Sect 17 OUt of 42.110A E of Rd 1OA, Tollll $42.88 111-00890.000, Yoet, Chartae Edward, Sact. 22 Mid. on S Une of Lot Ex. 1A To St. Ry. 3.110A, Total $22.87 111-00892.000, Yost, Chart• Edward, Stet. 20 s of R. Wolf ,73A,Total $3.85 111-00893.000, Yoat, Chari• Edward, Sect 16 W Line 18W 1.11585A, Total $3.26 111-008114.000, Yoal, Charles Edward, Sact. 16 W Line .a Near Mid. 1.12A, Total $6.53 111-00895.000, Yost, Charles Edward, Sect. 18 #8 Near SW Cor. Ex ••08A to St. RY. .IliA, Total $.82 18-01369.000, Yoll, Chartae Edward, Sact 22 NW Corner Ex 1A NW Ex Coal 9.75A, Total $51 .43 , 18-01372.000, Yoat, Charita Edwllrd,St1636.12AOutof E End of 48A It of 8E 1/4 Ex Coal38. 12A, Total $54.68 18-01373.000, Volt, Cllarlea Edward, Sect 17 S Part of NW 1/4 E Of Rd Ex Coal 91.85A,Tollll $1,893.47 18-00034.000, Young, Herry J 1/or carOlyn s, Lot 76, Tollll $45.30 18-01026.000, Young, Harry J 1/or Carolyn S, lot 85 Ex Coal, Total $11.82 18-01027.000, Young, Harry J 1/or Carolyn S, Lot 88 Ex Coal, Total $11 .82 18-01028.000, Young, Harry J &/or Carolyn S, lot 87 Ex Coal, Total$111.09 18-01029.000, Young, Harry J 1/or Carolyn S, Lot 100 Ex Coal, Total $2.114 RACINE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LSD 19o002111.000, eoao, Pamela L, Lot a, Tollll $55.86 19o00217.000, Boao, Pamela L, Lot 11 W Add., Tollll $5711.114 1g·00439.001, Davia, Gregory R 1/or Barbara K, Sect 18 T2 R12 3.3883A Ex ..8933A 2.673A,·Total $800.01 19·00159.000, Gheen, Manuel, 81, Toiai $26.57 19·00160.000, Gheen, MlnUII, ,82, Tollll $325.27 19·00181 .ooo, Gheen, Manual E 1/or Barblra G, 67 187, Total $50.55 19·00229.000, Jarrell, Eatella &/or Dall11, C/0 Dall11 Jarrell, Lot 2e 251/2X50' SE Corner, Tollll sue 18·00230.000, Jarrell, Eltella &/or Dallaa, C/O Dallae Jarrell, Lot 28 Ex. SE Corner, Total $13.114 18·00231 .000, Jarrell, Eatella &/or Dallaa, C/0 Dallal Jarrell, Lot 18 Fr. of Lot N of Sub. 117, Tollll $84.86 1g·00232.000, Jerrell, Eltella &/or Doll11 C/0 Dallll Jarrell, t.ot 18 80' Front Sub. G, Totlll 18.08 18·00018.000, Scarberry, Anna E, 51 Ex. Trl. W End, Total S407.01 11H10235.000, Volt, Charlaa Edward, Sact. 18 (840) E of Rd. In W End lie ,12A, Total $3.93 . 19-00238.000, Voot, Charita ldward, Stet. 18 (MO) ·W End oilS W .2SA,Total .7.83 SYRACUSE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LSD 20·0011811.000, Barker, Jalnft • Daborl, Lot 291 Ex W 110' .1eA,Totalt4111.08 20•0011811.000, Barker, J8mtt • Debora, In S PI Ex PI of Lola Sold From C H WMS TrUIItt Ex .32A 11.71A,Total $2U2 20.00180.003, Duro!, John C, Part OltOOA Lot290 T2N Public Notice R12W 2.2779A Out ol 4.9521A 2.2779A, Total $48.83 · 20·00180.000, Durst, Marjorie A, Lot 290 1OOA Ex .27~ To St Ry 7 1A To Grindley 2.6742A Ex 2.402eA,Totel $208.03 2().()()352.001, lude, Shirley, 100A lot 299 Tt R13 .392A Out ot .95A .392A, Total $1,268.15 20·00365.000, Moss, James Eric & Angela K, 297 W Part of 4.12A In E Line 1.03A, Total $789.75 20-00563.001, Papa, Allen l &/or Carol A, Lot 2 Bufllngtron Estate .381A Out ol 1.etA .381A,Total $36.04 20·00567.000, Papa, Allen l &Jor Carol A, Part ot Lot 298 .875A Lot 3 Buffington, Eatate Ex .291A .584A, Total $1,047.54 20· 00443 .000, Sheppard, Robert T &/Or Anita K, 298 .256A, Total $1 ,077.34 20·00738.000, Zwilling, Woodrow T &lor Shelton Ruoaell, SE Cor. 13 Buffington Eat. .06A,Total $63.02 20·00739.000, Zwilling, Woodrow T &lor Shelton Ruaaell, 298 S Part oi1.75A Off E End 1 & A Ex. 26A .37A, Total $452.28 20·00787.000, Zwilling Woodrow T &lor Shelton Russell, Pt of lot 298 Oft E End #1 & 2 Ex .21A .45A, Total $107.5e And notice Ia hereby given that the whola olsuch aeveral tracta, Iota or parts of tots, will be certified lor foracloaura by the County Auditor pursuant to 'law, or forefeltad, to the State, unless the taxes, aaatasmenta, and penalties are paid. Nancy Parker Cembali Auditor of Meigs County, Ohio ' November 12, 19,1999 FAA reache_ s no ~9nclusions in blimp cra~h AKRON (AP) - The lcderal tnvcsti gati on of the Oct. 28 crash of a Goodyear hli mp revealed · what hampered the pil ot's ahility to control the ship. hut no concl usi on ahout the cause . Both men on hoard were inJured, neither seri ously. Th1.. · report said a strip ped gear in lht:: steerin g tilcchani sm hampe red the pi lin '> abilit y to control . the ship. Pil rll Gera ld 1-fi >sc mtold the Fed- crnl Aviation Administration that he struggled to retain control as the hltmp ·desccnded. according to a preliminary report iss ued by the National Transportation Safety Board . The report sa id a video tcc hni ~..: i an on hoard heard a '· loud grinding noi se" in the rearcomran mcnt as the hlimp drifted out of cont rol. The crash ncar the hi imp 's airdock in nearby Portage Co unty occu rred d uring an cxcn.: isc to tes t th e hlirnr 's The Dally Sentinel • Page Gallipolis & VIcinity AlJ. Yanl Sileo Muot Be Paid In Advance. PEAPLINE: 2:00p.m. S\111\'9 • Gr\no\n9 Clean & Scotch Guard $45 · Any normal Size Room. Mobile Home & Heat Pwnps" WORRYING!!! . Free Estimates Joseph Jac~s 740·992·208'8 11117 1100 pd :(HRISTMAS TREES : · Live Spruce, White p)ne with root ball $6/ft. , Plant after Christmas I : Or cllooae a Cut Pine • ' or Spruce $2.50/ft. : :BARR'S LANDSCAPE , NURSERY Hemlock Grove Rd. Pomeroy,OH Ph. 740-992·72B5 • ' (~t.. Sun. eveaJ Garden Room A ·Meetlng Place For BauqueiS, Famil)l Gatherings, BusineS! ·:Meetings and Parties · (Formerly 'Blue Tartan) Tree and Stump ~· '/ov 'R6 '\6J..'- 1N61 M&' 1H <JMo\L6 ~~~cfoR. \'7N'f Jusr ie-L-~ M~ Wft~N filE' io \<PAS1 \'7 Removal MYERS Insurccl Owner KEITH \)ON~~ )pl'iilll Ruil'> llow Apply l_on qt ~n!t ,:llll. 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Free To A Good Home (Pretty) I Year Old Bl ack & Tan Female Beagle, Phone: 740·446·9426, Or Can Be Seen At 718 Third·Avenue, Gallipolis. I pm Nov. 7th thru Nov. 28 Racine Gun Oub •· • Must Call 740-441-0247 And : Come In & Apply In Person With, , Appointment. 482 Bulaville Pike~ Apartmentt5. Gallipolis. LIFE AGENTS If You Are A licensed Life Agen' Who Would Like To Work In M Environment Where · • Leads Are Provided • Marketing Expenses Are Paid By Your Effiptoyer • • CompeliliYB Salary And Bonolit, Package Are Offered : Send Confidential Resume To: • Human Resources Dept. LIA PO. Box 738 Mar~tta . OH 45750 ., Equal Opportunity Emptoytr LPN 's Needed, 7 To 3 Or. 3 TO 11, Part-Time, Apply In Person, · At: Scenic Hills Nursing Center, · 3tt Buc<rtdge Road, Bidwell. LPN'a end RN'I : Pleasant Valley ~ Private Duty is recruiting LPN'S for Home Care cases In Melgt . and Gallla Counties In Ohio and , Mason County.WV. Hourly as: signments and intermittent visits • available. One year nursing ex- · perience required . Per diem pay ~ and flexible scheduling. For more information, call: 1-800-746-007() · or (304)675-7400. AAIEOE. (304)895-:1603. MEDICAL BILLING. Earn Excol.- lent Income. Full Training . Com· puter Aequirecj . Call Medi · Works ~ MEDICAL BILLING. Earn EKCOir tent $ $ $ I Processing Claim& From .Home. Full Training Provid· ' ed. Computer Required . Can Medi -P ros Toll Free. t - 888-31 3~ 6049 EKt. 312~ . Need An Experienced Mechanic; _ 740-441-1803. NEEDEOI 47 People To Get Pat& . To Lose Up To ·20 Pounds Or More By Christmas. Sale, Nalura~.··· Guaranteed. Call 1-800·56t-7408. Or Visit www.a1 herbal&olu~ tions.com Pl Pleasant flexable houtS apply In person, Domino's Pizza In 304-675-5858. OWN A COMPUTER, PUT IT TO WORK. $850 -$3,500 MO . PT./Ft. FREE Details: Log Onto: Postal Jobs $.8 .323.00 Yr. Now ·No Experience -Paid· Hi~lng Training -Groat Benellts. Call7 Days 800-429-3660 Ext J·365 POSTAL JOBS To $18.35 /HR.' INC . BENEFITS, NO EXPERt.' ENCE. FOR APP. AND EXAM INFO. CALL 1-800-813-3585.: EXT 04210. 8 A.M . -9 P.M.. 7 DAYS fds.lnc. Fee. POSTAL JOBS Up To $17.21 IH/. Guaranteed Hire. For Application And Exam Information Call 8 A.M.' · 9 P.M . M-F 1-888-898-5627 EKt 24-10Q7. Resident Assistant . Earn $ while you learn. Sever~ benefits. Come talk with usl Ajt\1-, enswood Care Center, t 11~ washington Street. Ravenswood: WV. (located next to Cope's Market). 1· Responsible person to work weekends. call ' aam-4pm Monday thrY Friday, 740-992-4410 or 740·992: 5039. SINGERS! GOSPEL, CLEAN COUNTRY AND EASY LISTEN• INGI Callt-800-469-8164 Or t- 800· 339-4204 Fo'r Appointment To Come To Nashville , And Audl· tion For Major Record Producers And Concert Promoters. Internet: www.wcirl.ac · Transportation Driver needed fof 100 bed skilled nursing ·facilityr Position is pan lime, on call hours when ne cessa ry. Need caring: compassionate Individual who desires to be member of a greal healthcare team. Applications ar• being accepted at: Rocksprings Rehab Center, 36759 Rock · spring s Rd ., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WANTED: Buckeye Communi!~ Services Currently Has Opening&. port, Ohio 45760 . Alln: Frank In Meigs County: I) 40 Hrs!WI<: 12M ·8A.M. Upp. M·F: EKcellent Benefit Peckago; : Kittens: 2 Calico. 1 Yellow Malo DENTAL BILLEifUpto $15 ·$45 2) 33 Hrs IWk: 9 A.M. Saturda~ T8bb~. Litter Trained, 740-446Thru 8 A.M._Monday: Steep ·. /Hr Dental Billing Software Com0665. OVOr Required; . v pany Needs People To Pro cess We Aro Searching For Compaf' MOther Cat While Black & Yellow; Medical Claims From Home . slonate Professionals With .( . Train"lng Provided. Must 0'tn 2 Whl19 Kill9ns, 740·446-3732. Team Vision ·And A Dealrt ~ Computer. 1·800· 223· 1149 Ext. Teach Personal And Community· Yard sale left overs , brown vinyl 460. Skills To Individuals Wlln Mental recliner 304-675-7223. Datarv Cook Retardation. The Work Environ:; Evening shift Dietary position, ment Is lnfprmal And Rewarding.. 60 Lo8t and Found previous experience preferred . Tho Roqulrements Are : Hlg~ Found· Sunday, small male cat, Several benefits. Come sea us! SchOOl Diploma /GED Valid DrhiJ Ravenswood Care Center. 1t 13 Washington Street, Ravenswood, WV 26164. (Located nut to Monkey Run vicinity, 740·992· 5075. Found: brown dog, friendly, Brad· Cope's Market). SLUG MATCH drivers.com Leading Selling Person Needed • . Store Manager , New Durable Medical Equlpmenl facility to open soon in Raven: Life Insurance Agent. Excellent Pay And Benefits. Complete &wood. WV. Applicants must possess: a friendly personality, Check Of Background And Oriv· lng Record. Drug Screen. For . eJCperience with all aspects of du• rat>le !Tiedlcal equipment. lamillarll · Confidential Interview. Call 304· ty with Medicaid/Medicare Billin~ 428-8266. process ~nd a competitive spirit. Immediate Openings For CNA. I Salary commensurate with expert• PCA Positions For A. Local Home ence, bonus svstem to earn extra Health Aganc~. Training Avail- $. Benefits available. Interested able, Good Pay, Benefits, Reliable appHcants may send a resume to: Transportation Is A Must, Apply Store Manager, P.O. Bo x 307, At 266 Upper ·River Road, GalliRavenswood, wv 26164. A con' fidential 1nterview will be arranged. ~ polis. Ohio. 30 Announcements Dalmatian Male. 1 Year: fits . P.A.M. Transport Call ToW' Free 1·877·230-6002 www.otr-- : Freot -800·467·5566 Ext. t15n . GENERAL /LICENSED KY. 40310 4D No Money, .. Sfamped Enve1opol GICO; DEPT nttp:/twww.hbn.com Access Coda 5, BoK 1438, ANTIOCH, TN. 5298 37011-1438. Start lm11JBdiatoly. OWN ACOMPUTER? $800 WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN PUT ITTO WORK!I BOSSI PROCESSING GOVERN$25-$75/HR. PT/FT MENT REFUNDS. NO EXPERI1-888-220-2013 ENCE NECESSARY (24 Hr. ,, .• Wot<W.lntern.e.t-succes.s.neJ Reco•dtld Mefsage) f-80'0-'854' 6469 Ext. 5048. Part-time ·sitter In Mason Arelf, Alter School & All Day When ••aoV'T POSTAL JOeS" ·Up Out. 2 Children (1 Handicapped). To $17.24 Hour, Hiring For 99 , Call alto• 5PM, (:J01)773·9155. gles In Your Area. Call 'For More CONCRETE CONNEOION (740) 742..8888 1·888·621·0916 PI••·•~ Coolville, OH 45'123 YOUR 8:30 -5:00 40 yrs FIJU;WOOD Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case· IH Parts Dealers. 7000 St. Rt. 7 South E~~:p . .Needed. No Credit? No Problem! Earn U~ · To $32.000 /1st Yr. W/Full Bone- ' Now hiring ufe drivers 10:\211$611 MRtS Pomeroy, Ohio 22 yrl. weal Truck seats, c;~r seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & viny I lops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. . WANTED: Buckeye Community Services currently has openings in Meigs County: EMPLOYMENT SERVICES DEPOYSAG All Makes Tractor & O.rlvers: 2 Weak Paid COL Train. : ing. No Toll-Free 800·540·6333 Exr. 2301. . N. 4th, Middepo11, 740-992-9959. (No Sunday Calls) Hauling YOUNG'S Limestone & Gravel . CARPENTER SERVICE IJessonable Rates •Room addlllonl & Remodeling •New Garages Joe N. Sayre •Electrical &Plumbing HOURS: 7am THRU 4pm MONDAY·FRIDAY Help Wanted Allappllcetlona must be post-marked by 11/22/99. Equal Opportunity Employer. High & Dry Self-Storage 1113118 pd. 1 mo. Sadly missed by Sister, Edna Martin · we are searching for compassionate professionals with a team vision and a desire to teach peraonal and community skills to Individuals w·~h mental retardation. The work environment Is Informal and rewarding. The requirements are: high school dlploma/GED. valid driver's license, three years good driving experience and adequate automobile Insurance coverage. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training In the field of MR/00. Starting salary: $5.50mour. Interested applicants need to specify position of Interest and send resume t.o: . P.O. aOx 804, JICkiOn, OH 45840-08()4. Now Renting Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT6:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburat Progressive top line. , Lie. II 00.50 nno/lfn ' Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks, L.Ow Miles, 1995 Models Or Newer. Smith Buick Pontiac. I 900 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis. Wanted- old Christmas tree lights and will cut shrubbery and trees during Christmas· Yews, Norwe· gian, White Pine. Free of charge and free removal. Guy Bing, 391 I: 'h II IJ CLEAN HOUSE In Memory 'Thke the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you. 5407. Mature, Experienced, Cashier wanted for Convenient Store'. B00-421-6908. 11 .\HT\\ELL ~TC )1{ .\C E ST. RT. 7 IOXIU$-tO 110 Htlp W1ntid .Drlll8r- Class BCOL w/ haz.; ••· podlta freight, 72' D.B. si-r, "9 . OUt's or tetanies . call 740·992· " ver And Gold Coins. P1oofsats, Diamonds. Antique Jewelry, Gold Rings, Pre- 1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling . Etc. Acquisitions Jewelry · M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 740-446-2842. Wanted To Buy: Pinball Machines And Baseball Machines, ADVANCED ORAIN-'GE SYSTEMS INC. linda's Painting Auction Service. 740-379-2720. 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar All U.S. Sil- Mon.· Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 Free Estimates www.sunselhome.com 740-682-9955 Meeting all your Propane needs Residential • Commerical • Agricult.ure · • Dtdcs & hal Dodts 'aMII KttHtll Rutland, Ohio American Legion Post467 Breech Grove Road Gun Shoot Slug and Shot Mltches Every Sunday 1:00 p .m. Auction and Flea Market 6129/mo. Culverts: 4" - 48" in stock 8" Grovellessleoch I00' · I000' Rolls I" &3/4" 200# Water Une . Full line of Gas Pipe & Regulators Woter Storage Tanks 740·985-4180 who passed away in September. MVERS TREE SERVICE • Cottcrale • Reom Addlllons• G...... New Construction & Remodeling . Kitchen Cabinets Vinyl Siding- Roofs- Decks- Garages CLASSIFIED81 Air/HI OPE# • Rooflng & Stamltss Galler • Rtplacolllltll Windows Free Estimates 740-742-3411 BD Tuppers Plains, OH • Vlllyl Sltll~g 742-2076 WITH THE Porc h Sale No v. 20th. 1999 8am.-3pm. 90 mod. 811. Ford trucl< bed ,kerose ne heater 10,000 BTU, sewi ng machine In cabinet, bed spreads. curtains. sheets, 13 miles up 35 turn on Little 16, go 2 miles ,on left Rain Or Shine. G&W Plastics and Supply J & LInsulation & Siding Sunset Home Construetfon Open Now Pt. Pleasant & Vicinity 740·985-3813 31845 SR325 Langsville, OH 'em we chill 'em" 1:OOpm Friday. 740-992·2665 St. Rt. 7 Oiler's "You Kill All Yard Setea Muat Be Paid In Aclvance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the day before the ad 11 to run, Sund1y & Mond1y edltlon- W.V. HWV028120 INTERIOR Before 6 pm leave message. After 6 pm Deer Shop Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Wedeme~er's Gall~olis, O~io . • NewHomee • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-447~ ' 7/22/fFN • Siding • Decks • Windows • Porches ' Roofing • General House Repair "A Better "Serving Southeastern Ohio & WV'' For Over Two Decades 1·800·872·5967 or 740·446·9416 Galli otis Oti ;., ot02•• I -10:00 a.m. Sotunloy. 750 East State Street Phone (740) 593·6671 Athens, Ohio 45701 BENNID'S,MOBILE HOME HEATING &COOLING New Roofs • Repairs • Coating • Gullers • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Friday. Monday edltlon f" Furnaces installed as low as $28.00 a month (with approved credit) ' Huge equipment & parts Inventory 'lmmediole itsJallalion • Free Estimates • Easy Bonk Financing ROBERT BISSELL CO.NSTRUCTION edition · 2:00 p.m. . • Fodory Trained Tedtnidans JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUOION nm Deem's Construction Stop In And See Steve Riffle '"" Sales Representative Larry Schey ' ~, No Embarrassment.. You're Treated with Reapectl Call Now for Instant Apprc•valll** 'the cloy belore lite ad Ia to run. Sunday • Free Estimates 740·742·2706 740-446-1141 992-5479 No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded · Call · :740/992-3824/3200 Thursday night. A recording at the Atlanta headquarters said the offices were closed. The lawsuit stems from documents obtained from a federal gove rnment victory against UPS in U.S. Tax Court on Aug: 9. • '{r\RI .CREDIT PROBLEMS??? Public Notice DAYTON (AP) - Customers who bought insurance for the past 16 years for packages shipped by United Parcel Service, the world's largest package delivery company, have filed a law suit charging insurance fraud by the Atlanta-ba.sed shipper. The law suit seeks $14 billion in compensatory damages, but if the judge , approves it as a class-action ' lawsuit, that amount would · be tripled to $42 billion. Dayton attorney Jam es Swaim said Thursday night. Swaim was one of six Dayton and Loui sv ille , Ky., · allorneys who filed the law- : suit Thursday in Mont -~ gomcry County Comm on · ' Pleas Court. The lawsuit claim s that UPS fraudulently collected fees to pay insurance for packages with values of more than $1 00 when the company was self-insured. "The money collcclcd for the in suran ce wasn 't used to bu y insurance hut was directed to a Bermuda· bu si ness owned ~y UPS stoc kholders." said Swaim . UPS , registered as a corporation in Ohio and New York, acted illegally as an unl icensed insuram:c t:om pany, according to the law suit. which seeks to in voke Ohio's Corrupt Activities : Act. ' UPS officials could not be reached for comment CARPET SERVICE Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 20 Yrs. Exp, • Ins. Ownet: Ronnie Jones . · BURKE'S ..<llltEL JONES' (740} 367·0266 1·800-950-3359 LEGAL NOTICE Steve L. Lindsey, whose last known addre01 Is 2750 Sawbury Blvd., Columbus, Ohio, but whose present whereabouts and residence are unknown, will take notice that on the 13th day of Oct. 1999, Christina L. Haning flied Complaint against him In Case No. 99·DR· 160 In the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County Ohio, demanding that she be divorced from hlm on the grounds of Incompatibility, and for other and turthar equitable relief. Stave L, Ltnd.,y Ia notified that you must answer the Complaint within 28 days after' the . laat publication, which will be made on the 19th day of Nov. 1999, or judgement by default will be rendered against you. Larry Sponcor, Clerk of Courts, Molga County, OH Marlene Harrison, Deputy (10) 15, 22,29 (11)5,12,19 6TC Yard Sale 70 night· li ghts and to videotape !lights : : from the gro und . : Troubl e started soo n after the · hltmp climbed Lo 600 feet to tcstlh~: light s. As soon as the blimp h~- vel ed ull, 1-iissc:m noti ced it was being. hl (lW II slil•htl . e •v to the northeast. . . · He steered left Lo poslloon th~ · hlin1p hm:k int o the wi nd . A moJ!len t : late r. as Hisscm tri clltu come n ght,•· the blimp continued to drift left and~ the \w sc began to dip . ' 13 ~~~~. Rd. vicinity, call 740 ' 992 - ::D::OC::T::O:::R:::S~N:::E:::E::-D:::B':':'IL-LE'"R-S-.-FT/ PT Medical Billing. No Keys Found In Aldl 's Perking Lot EKptr~nco Necessary. Work At Home. Make (GalliPOliS), 1 Or 2 WoeU Ago, Your IBM Compatible PC Earn 740·448·1142B. sss . Call 1·800·697·7870. www.medlcrtw.!»m Loll Smith & Wesson 38 revolver model 10·7 aerial num .AWP · 8995 304-895·3854. Driver wanted, over the road , OK/).nocc. 30of-675-M73. er'& Uctnll, Three Years Good Driving Experience And Adt;. quate . Automcbllt in1uranc• Covarage. B.C.A. Ofltro Comprv. honalvo 'nalnlng In Tho Fllld:t '· MR/DD. Starting Salary: IUO Hour. lntoresttd Appllcantt N To Specify Position Of lnteittr And Send A11ume To: P.o: BOll 804, Jackoon, OH 48840·06~4" All Appllcatlone .MUll' 81 Pot! ~ Mart<ea By 11122/tD. Equal 0~• . portunlty EmplOyer, ' , I --~-------.--~------------._--------------------------~~----------------._----------------~~· •- ' ,,•.-~M~·" �t v Frtdav, November 19, 199S I Page 14 • The Dally Sentinel The Da1ly Sentinel • Page 15 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Friday, November 19, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER Mysterv Sho ppers Neected In Gall pot s Apply On The In ernet At www secretshoj:met com WILDLI FE JOBS To $2 60 HR INC BENEF TS GAME WAR DEN S SECU RIT Y MAIN TENANCE PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL 1 800 813 3565 EXT 1421 6 AM 9 PM 7 DAYS Ids nc Fee Work From Home Eam An Extra $500 To $1 500 A Month Pa I T1me F nd Us At www ou ra ns w er com 0 Call 1 800 585 0760 140 Business Training GUARANTEED APPROVAL Bank Card No C edt Check No Up Front Ca sh Secu r ty Dep os t Requ red Mu s Be 18 A nd Have Va d Che cking ACCOU OI P e App ov a By Pho ne 1 800 669 1556 FREE MONEY Its True Ne'o'er Repay Gua anteeel $500 $50 000 For Debt Consol dat on Per so na l Needs Medi ca l B 1 s Educat on & Bu s ne ss Ca ll Toll Free 1 800 724 6047 (24 Hrs CREDIT PROBLEM S STOP HERE! WE CAN HELP LOANS AVA LABLE $3 000 AND UP CALL TO LL FR EE 1 888 746 681 0 Ext 663 Gallipolis Career College (Ca eers C ose To Home) CREDIT REPA A AS SEEN ON Call TOday 740 446 4367 F eo nlo 688 659-2560 TV E ase Bad C ed 1 lega ly 1 800 214 0452 FREE DEBT CO NSOLIDATION Reg •90 05- 12749 150 Appl cat on W Se v ce Reduce Payment s To 65 °o CASH IN Schools Instruction CENTIVE OFFER I Call 1 800 326 65 o Ex 29 EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKLY Bache o s Master s Docto ate B~ Ca rre spondence Based Upon Pr o Ed ucallon And Short Study Cou se For FFIEE In format on Booklet Need A Loan ? Try Deb! Conso dat on $5 ooo $200 ooo Bad Cred I 0 K Fee I BOO 770 0092 NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY? No Off ce v s 1 Ne cess ary Up To $500 Ins ta ntly Call Toll Fee 1 180 Wanted To Do 677 EARLYPAY 181 ADVANCE FREEl Llctcc70036 TURN KEY WEBMALL You Own De s1gned Webs te Mal Over 1 000 Qua t ~ P odu cts Instant Exposu re www webs e ve2000 com 877 217 9552 ean Houses Any Are a References 740 256-9262 J1ms Drywall & Co nstru ct on New Cons truct on & Remodel Drywall S1d ng Roo fs Add tt ons Pant ng etc (304)674 4623 or (304)674 01 55 FREE MONEY t s T ue Never Rep ay Guaranteed $ 500 $50 00 0 Debt Con so l dal on Pers onal Need s Bus na ss 1 BOO 511 2640 230 Professional Services COURTHOUSE LIASONS NEED EO No E~per ence Necessa y 5 (+I ) Hrs Weekly People Sk lis/ Computer Nece ssary Up To $50 Hr 1 ace 688 3188 Or 1 800 990-9835 FINANCIAL 210 EASY $$ MONEY Few Hours Earn $500 $5 000 /Wk CASH' Free Sites $5K Aeq 1 800 305 2682 Ext 1155 (24 Hrs) ARE U LAZY? I Am And Earn $1 000 A Day No Sel l ng Not MLM For Free lntormauon Pack age Cat 1 800 786 8849 24 H s XT27 AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE This newspaper wI not k~ngly accept advert sements for real estate wtl ctl s In violation of the law Our readers are hereby nlormed hat all dwellings adVert sed m th s newspaper are ava table on an equal opportunity bass REAL ESTATE 00 YOU EARN $800 n A Oay? 310 Homes for Sale Two story house 2 3 bedroom 1 bath uti I ty new gas furnace $34 000 caii(B00)368 8194 EARN $90 000 YEARLY Repa ng NOT Rep lac ng long C acks In Wmdstl elds Free V1deo 1 BOO 826 6523 US www aassmect1an x com /Canada FRITO LAY PEPS COKE VENDING ROUTE $1 000+ WEEKLY POTENTIAL ALL CASH BUSINESS PRIME LO CAL S TES SMALL INVE ST MENTI EXCELLENT PROFITS I 600-731 7233 EXT 4603 ARIZONA RARE BUVI Pnst ne 40 Acre Ranches In Nor hwest Ar zona From Only 5495 Acre Lush Vegetat1on Mounta n Views! No Qualifying Low Down Ask About 6 !Vlo Inspect on Prog am 1 800 711 2340 Chesh re V llage New Roof New Windows S d ng Gas Furnace 3 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Balhs 740 367 0335 Extremely N ce 3 Bed ooms 2 Bath Ranch Sly e Home W1th A Delached 2 Car Garage Storage Bmldlng N ce Size Yard Close To Gal po s PriGB To Sale Call 740 MAKE S14 S22 AN HOUR An 441 1616 0 740.441 1762 II No swenng Phone F om Home For Mor.e Dela Is Cal 1 800 765 Answer Leave Message 6684 x66eo MEDICAL BILLER Up lo $15 $45 IHr Medrcat Billing Soltwa e Company Needs People To Pro cess Medical Claims From Home Tra1ning Provided Must Own Computer 1 800 434 5518 Ext 667 MEDICAL BILLING Unllm ted In come Potential No E~tper ence Necerssa y Free Information & CO FIOM Investment $4 995 $8 995 F nanc ng Avatlable Is land Automated Medica Servlc es Inc 800 322 1139 E);t OM VOle! In KV IN CT Personal & Bus iness operation Bankrupt Bad credit turn to us we can help can toll free 1 877 583-9646 220 Money to Loan SS Auto Loans Personal Loans Debt Consolidation Mortgages And Rallnanclng Cre<lll Problema OK Consumers Financial 1 800 247 5125 Ext 1134 Vl>dOH KS SFREE CASH NOW$ From Weallhy Famllu Unloading M 1 lions Of Oollar1 To Holp Minimize Their Taxes Write Immediately Windfalls 847 A SECOND AVE SUITE 1350 NEW VQRK NEW YORK 10017 HOME FORECLOSURES No Money Down! No Credit CtleCk l Takeover Ve y Low Payments! mont 740.949-22 0 Three bedroom anch new heat pump CA full back deck front porch two outbu !dings 1+ acres mil Gl>d Ridge Rd Pomeroy call 74().992 7190 320 Mobile Home• for Sale LOOK 5 bedrooms 2 baths over 2 000 sq It for less than S400mo FREE Del very & sol 1 BOO 946 5678 1974 12x8~ all electrc waahe dryer refrigerator oven cu talns couch and char two window a r condiUoners In Porlland ready to movo $3500 740 B43-531 0 days or 740.643-5147 O\IOn ngs 1999 MODELS CLOSE OUT SALE SAVE BIG $$$ DICORCE $195 30 60 Oaya 2 3 4 Bedroom Homes 1 800 Children 948-5678 Property Mlsalng Spouse 0 K Bankruptcy $225 Stop Creditors Cella 8 A M ~M Mon Sal 1 800-e66 3166 8 1996 14);72 Noms Two Bed ooms Two Baths Cen1ral Heat A r And Appl an ces Included Pr ce Negot able 740 446 1773 If n e ested AWESOME NEW 2 OR 3 BR ONLY MAKE 2 PAYMENTS TO MOVE IN AND NO PAVMENTS AFTER 5YEARS (304)755-7191 New BanJc Aapo on lot 1 800 38U862 Three bed oom all e ectrlc ranch home w th anached garage fen ced back yard large tot at Meadow Land Estates Pt Pleas ant $600 month plus references aoo depos 1 304 B24 2480 Two bedroom house n Pomeroy would Ike to se I on and contract or wll ant $350 per month plus deposit and ut lilies no pels 740 R&D s Used Furn lure Great Se lect on P Iced To Sell Come And Browse Corner Of Route 7 & Add son Pike We Buy Furn lure 740 367 0280 Buy or sell A•ver ne Antiques 11 24 East Main Streel on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 992 2526 Russ Moo e owner http Ills your bus I ness com/rlverlnel For Sale Ref mshed Antique Solid Oak Peddleslool Table $350 Call (304)675 4212 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 420 Mobile Home$ for Rent WATERLESS COOKWARE Home Demonstration Kind High es Quality Amer can Made NOT Korean Norma S1 500 14x70 two bedroom two bath Florida oom deck wntl rver view centra l a r $375 monlh 14x70 two bedroom two bath air wash er/dryer hook up $325 month tv Sol ng $695 1 BOO 421 7267 Attention Pr mesla Customers Want A Better Deal? Free Equip 740 992 7680 men! Free ln stallat on Free 6 Months Programming 740 388 Between Athens and Pome C1oJ 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes 0113 6202 Brand New 16 Wide 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Just $244/Mo Only 0 Oakwood -Gall pols 740 446 2 Bedroom Mobile Home You Pay Ut It es & Depos l In Porter Area No Pets 7.0 388 9162 2 12 Kicker lmpul aes In A Sealed Box 2 10 Kenwoods i n Jensen 4x 100 Watt Amp $300 1998 Clayton 3 Bed oom 2 3093 Concept 2000 Oakwood 4 Bed ooms 2 Baths New Model $3 9 995 Oakwo od Ga 1pols 740 446 3093 DoubteWld e 3BR/2BA on ly $287 per mo w/Low down pay men! Free Air 1 800 691 6777 F rst T me Buyers Easy Finane ng 2 and 3 Bedroom around 5200 per month Call 1 BOO 948 5678 HELP SAVE MY CREDIT! 2BR 2BA $499 DOWN ASSUME PAYMENTS WILL PAY TO RE LOCATE HOME (304)755-5586 Land Home Direct Loans Fast Close Your Land Or Ours 740 446 3570 Sk rl 1 BOO 691-6777 down payment only 5245 per mo F ee A r Free Sk rt 1 800 691-8777 Le~ 26x80 4BR 2BA em $26().$300 740 992 2167 2 Bedroom Furn shed Mob Ia Home Located On Hannan Trace Road M te Off 218 740 256 2 Bedroom Tra•ler Beaut lui A1ve V•ew In Kanauga No Pets 740 441..0181 740 245-5677 2BR Trailer lor rent m Ashton No deposit (304)576 23BB (304)562 9303 o Two beelroom tra ler n Pomeroy $250 month plus $100 depos t ca 1740-667 3083 aher 5pm Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur n1shed and unfurmshed secur ty deposit re~ui ed no pets 740 992 2216 1 Bedroom Apa r tment Clean Furnished In Gall pols Deposit & References 740 446 2468 740 446 2651 l Bedroom Unfurnished Apart ment 740 446 7499 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nurs ng Home Economical Uhl ties Ou et locatiOn $2791Mo + UtI les No Pets 740 446 2957 Repos S ng la & DoubleW•de 1 2bd m apts tota elect lc ap pllances fur.n1stleel launelry room faclltles c ose to schoo In town Applications aval able at Vl lage Green Apts f49 orca I 740 992 B68 928-9896 3711 EOH Shopp ng For A Home But Wor rled Aboul Holltday Expenses ? Onl)' The Home Show Barbours v I e Wll Pay Your First 3 Pay ments 1 888 736 3332 Apartment for rent In Pomeroy no WHI Sacraflce $2 800 Equity 1999 Oakwood legal Problems Fo r Sale 740 446 3563 Factory Direct Sale Oakwood Homes Barboursv lie 800 383 pels 740.992 565B 20ACRES Oil SR 7 Soulh 0 1 Ga llpol s Roughly Wooded Road Cut In No Rest lei ons land Contract Ava table Anthony land Co ltd 1 BOO 213 8365 www coyntry ~ 5TO 17 ACRES In Me gs County Off SA 124 $9 500 + land Cant act Avail able $950 Down FREE Maps 1 BOO 213 8365 360 Real Estate Wanted Li ke to Buy a House on Land Contract In the Country 1n the Pont Pleasant Area (304)675 7971 Wanted To Buy 1 To 5 Acres Of land Bidwel Or Rodney Area Call740 245-0615 WtPiyCASI! For LANDI Even If Us Ust9d 20 500 Acres Ctllllyon 11001213-8386 Anthony land Company lTD www myotrytyme rom RENTALS 41 0 Houses for Rent 1789 Addison Pike $500 Plus Ut1! tea Free Gas 3 Bedrooms $500 Depos11 References Ae ~u red No Pets 74(}384-QQ63 2 Bedroom House Stove Aefrlg erator Furn shed 1928 112 Chestnut Ga I pols References Required $275/Mo Deposit dep & rei r&Qu re<I30H75 2535 3 Bedroom LA lg Kitchen Car port Available Nov 1&1 Privata and con...enlent! 47112 Spruce St Furnished apa tment 1 bedroom upsta rs uuilt es paid No Pets! Second Ave Gall po s (740) 446 9523 Grac10us Uvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vlflaga Manor and Alvers•de Apa tments n Middle pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housmg Oppor tun lUes Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 74().446-0390 One bedroom fu mshed apart men! call740 992 91,i1 North Th rd Avenue Middleport One bedroom furnished or unfur mshed apartment deposit and refere!lCis 740 992 0165 Now Taking Appl cauons 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments In cludes Water Sewage Trash $315/Mo 740 446-0008 Oakwood Apartment 1 Bedroom Apartment Stove & Refrigerator Close To Galllpol s & Holzer No Pets Call 740 446-3929 Even lngs Or 740.446-8269 Days One Bedroom Apartment n Pt Pleasant Extra mce and clean No pols Phone (304)675 1366 Twin Towe s now accepting ap pllcallons for 1 BR HUO subsld ized apt for elderly and hand! Grubbs P ano tuning & repa rs Problems? Need Tuned? CEI 1 he paano Dr 740 446-4525 Guns I Guns I Sale on all guns m stock shotguns niles & handguns Ron s Gun Shop just outside of Rutland on Lasher Rd Sale last thru DecemtJ,r call 740 Harley Devldaon Barbltl Bar b e & Ken Is here f~rst come f rst served plus Sta I ng L neup (all sports I plus 12 poseab e f g ures just a lew 2 Star Wars Dartt! 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Po'./ER t 1994 Tovota EJ~tended Cab 4x4 1OS COO miles l 0 000 rebuilt on the engine excellent condition 740 742 2066 1995 Ford WmdSiar AJC PL PW C ulse AMIFM Radio Casselte 111 ooo Miles 19 ooo 080 740 441-Q445 1996 Honda 300 4x4 M nt Con 199B Grand Am GT Excellent IFRIDAY Budget Pr ced Transmlsalo~ and Engines All Types Acce¥ To Over 10 000 Transmission• eve JolniS 740-245 sen , "' Ac elec heat 2nd owner ell~ ~ 1995 Coleman Pop Up CampM* 7396 66 Chevy Caprice Classic v 8 auto loaded exc cond seoo 304-895-3237 or 304 895 3060 Dog Obeldlence Class Cal She ry At 740 446 864 For lnlorma tlon The Right Paw Train ng Cen 89 Corclsa 4 dr need s a 1ttle work $1000 OBO/ will Ira de lor 1ruck ca 1304 937 3348 ers Waterproof ng once (304)695-3667 Electrical end Refrigeration Jade Russell Puppies Born Oc Impounds All Makes And Mod Iober 8 1999 Call740 366 9936 ols CALL NOWI 7470 EXT 8338 Ele¢1 leal WVOOOS08 304 675 176B 1 BOO 772 t:uuld experience some ••sn• Llvlngaton s Basement Water Proofing all basement repalra done fret estimates lifetime guarantee 12yra on job experl 840 you CXCIUnl clionECS that will wnrk out to your advantage A large growth tn your overall cond1t10n 1< ltkely SCORPIO (Ocl 24 N11v 22) Do everything you can todny to srvc o "b1g push to an ambtuou• obJecttve that 11 ptCSCntly tmportant to you. Concltuons arc now turntns tn your favor and you can accomphsh your ..atms Know where to look for romante and you II find 11 The Astto-Oraph Motchmakcr tnstantly rcvcoll wh1eh are romsnucally :perfect for you Mad $2 7~ to Malc:h maker c/o this newspaper PO Box 1758 Murray Hill Stat1on New Yot:k. NY 10156 SAOmARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Because you II be fun lo be JIOIInd IJIII today fncnds will be altiiCted to you in droves Your IJIIlCihllJ clwlsma eont1nucs to brialttcn lhc environment o CAPRICORN (Dec '2 Jan 19) !von if there IIIII abilencc Ufvlstile labllshed 1975 Call 24 Hre (740) 448 0870 1 800 2B7 0576 Rog Residential or commercial wiring new aervlca or repairs Maattr L:lcenaed electrician Ridenour HONDA S FROM $200 Pollee ahead Unconditional lifetime guarantee local references lurnlstlad Es 85 Jeep C J7 rust body runs good needs a 111tle work bank $600 firm aee bo h el 104 6th Sl Soturday Nov 20 1999 From ume 10 lime tn !he year BASEMENT WATERPROOFING C&C Genera Home Matn tenence Painting vinyl siding carpentry doors windows blt~a mobile home repelr and more ~or free eetlmate call Chat 740 992 6323 41 Droll anlmalo 42 Sweet potato 43 Conatructlon beam (2 wds) 44 Ballot movement 46 Token ol affection 47 Words ol under standing 48 Annoying one 50 Soutlteaat Asian holiday 52 a.teeballer Gehrig 53 Alley-" CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Clphe cryptog ams a e created !rom quotaltonSby famous people past anli p esent Each lener n lhe cipher stands I« another Today s clue 0 equa s A A sJ J Z S RSG V N R S v KYO L NY AI POUMKNADSM L NY GPS US VGSUDAIJ F 0 I RAIYGSY GTSIGL (08S PNDS) PREVIOUS SOLUTION Nobody really know s me I m a mox tur e ol self conf dence and tnsecunty - Barbra Stre1sand GAMI ·::~:t:~' S@\\.cil~-l£r..~s· l.ltt. CLAY I POUAN _..;__ _ _ __ WDID ~y O four Rearrange I.Her1 of th• scrambled word1 b. low 10 form four simple -d• I , t 1ti~ I GESINN R "' ,.....,_R_Y-r-L---r.:U-.C~~~-;,' rs I_ I• ' I• There are three ways to get something done do 11 yourself h1re someone to do 1t and make 1 _ _ I . - - - - - - - - - . 11oft hm1ts to your ONDREV I 1--.,~~7-TI..::..,;;II:...;I..:..,.I~ G) . _ • _ • • Complele lho chuckle quolod by I II ng n the mung words you develop from step No 3 below PRINT NUMBERED II LETTE RS IN SQUARES I UNSCRAMBLE tEllERS FOR ANSWER • Holder Fusk Auto Parts & Accessories French C 1y May!ag 740 448 7795 behind Preste a Center 304 675 good The wmmng play m today s deal ts elustve How would you try to make four spades' The defenders begm w1th three rounds of hearts Here South w ould have done well to ratse to three no trump a con tract w1th mne top tncks At the firs! table m a match declarer drew trumps cashed the club ace and fmessed dummy s club Jack East won wllh the queen and returned a club declarer throwmg a d1amond Bac k to hand wnh a hcan ruff South tned th e diamond fmesse but tl\lU lost as well and lhe conJract was one do wn South complamed about h1s bad luck but the declarer at lhe other table found a solutiOn After drawmg !rumps endmg m the dummy he called for dummy s last heart And when East produced the 13th heart declarer d1dn t ruff m stead he dis carded a d1amond Easl was cndplaycd Wheihcr he returned a d1amond or a club II con ceded the conlracl fulfilling Irick Keep alert lo recogmze the loser Don 1 gel stung by h gh prre<l r Sh<?P rho clom(ied seelloo 1996 T Bird LX 43 000 Milas 1 Owner Sharp 740.368 6204 insect 11111111 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 1997 Aries 18 Fl Bass Boa) With 1998 Johnson 115 Englnt 740-448-0423 • cond S2 600 304 B!ls-3060 maker 23 Stinging name @) 750 Boats & Motors for Sale Appliance Parts And Service All Name Brands O~a 25 Years Ex perlenee All Work Gueranteed value $3 000 asking $2 200 When are bndge players m the1r pnme' That 1s a hard quesuon to answer g1ven lhal two players Waldemar von Zed1w1tz and Bons Schaptro won world champ10nsh1ps m thelf 70s and 80s respecuvely Yel most would JUdge somewhere between 35 and 45 10 be the answer old enough to have gamed expen ence bul young enough for one s memory and bram speed sull to be 1999 Honda 4 Wheeler 250 l'tt con Less Then 10 Hours $3 OQO Firm 740.387 7025 719;::7::5~C;:::o~r~aa~lr:.:2;4~1~1:t:.:ra.:ve:l:l_ra 20 Hearken to 2t Encloae 22 Leether 29 Paradise 31 Went by 33 Temarlak salt tree 38 -de France 40 Buslnaaa K ~ Condlllon 45 000 Milos 740 368 6039 89 Ford Tempo 5 sp runs 6 looks good needs windshield Pass G eal Damaged Plasllc $1 100 Call Alter 5 30 PM 74~ 448 41?7 1993 Plymouth Duster 6 cylmder OHC ~landard excellent condi tlon looks g ea1 baaulllu l Interior nice wheels $3500 740 949 74().441 0657 Pass 1987 Honda 2!0 Fourtrax Rums Campara & Motor Homes Sumac 7 Customs 8 Small coin Hoi or Unfavorable October brew uncle 24 Milky gem 25 Wtne 'D John Wayne 111m True 28 Flnnleh first 8 9954 1994 Mazda MX6 Great Condl tlon Loadedl Moonroot co Changer P/W PJB AIC Crulae East Pass Pass PF.ANUTS 1991 0 dsmobl!e Cutlass su preme 4 Doors EKceUent Cond lion Call After 7 PM 740 446 2045 evenings North 2NT on loser play d 11on $3 800 Call alter BR!ot (304)675 4649 790 11 12 13 18 In The Pnme of MISS Jean Brod1e Munel Spark mcluded One s pnme IS elus1ve You lillie g1rls when you grow up musl be on the alert to recogmze your pnme at whatever t1me of your life tt may 1996 S 10 New Condition 20 000 MilOS $5 495 1991 S 10 PriC 12 B95 1989 Borella V 6 Auto $2 395 Cook Motors 740 44e 0103 760 9 Heir, a con 6 fC:::rtalner By Phillip Alder Excellenl Condlllon $2 200 74o! 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H/lo.STY RETREAT 86 Ranger 4 cylinder 5 speed Registered Min ature Horses Wea tng Red /White Stallion Yeart ng Red !White Sta lion $300 Each Four Vear Old BlaCk 1Wtll1e Stati ons 30 Tal $1 1500 740 740 742 25 11 capped EOH (304)675-8679 Calla menl Cola Is Call 800 319 3323 Exl 1709 7 Mill meter rifle 304 675 7927 740 441-()916 Call 1 877 945.()662 trt Buy Homes From St99 30/Mo 1 3 Bedroom Flepos .4°4 Down 0 K Credit For L st ngs And Pay 74().446-6278 tops laptops eCommerce Web sites Merchant Accounts AI most Everyone Approvedll Zero Oowflll! Low Monthly Payments Galllpo Is $390 Mo $390 Oepoal1 For Sale Reconditioned wash Evenings Are Best 48 Flound Glass Top Pat o Set In cludes 4 Chairs & Pads Matching Umbrella W th Stand Excellent Condition! 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GEMINI !May 21 June 20) Con unue to be 1um1st1c today m the face of problems concemmg a proJect In wh1ch you ve had htgh hopes Thmk w1n and all will tum out as good as you hod enviSioned II CANCER (June 21 July 22) There IS somcthtng promasms an wh1ch you rc mvoh ed where you ve not been fully aware of all the ram1fica uons thot could tum to your favm Today 11 mtghl show Its stuff LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Scheve II or not you actually possess the abtl 1ty today to mHuence publtc opmton on a large scale tf you II merely take that first step Oct your cause under way now VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) There s a change rn the wtnd today over whtch you may have ltttle con 1rol that could mfluence your status and reputation J'he outcome should please you a whnle lot LIBRA (Ser 23 Oct 23) A h1gh ly respected 111 hvJdual wtth whom you d1dn t beltc ve you had a ghost of a chance of ever lcammg up w1th may approach you today to form an alhance wt!h htm or her Tumor Filthy FOOT on FIRST My dad a lways lold me that progress always nvolves nsk because you can t steal second base and keep your FOOT on FIRST NOVEMBER19I �Friday, November 19, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page 16 • The Dally Sentinel Christntas Open Bouse ;~~it ~i ·•ber list ·I·to Spm - ' In Middleport "The Christmas Village" ir~"·~~~"~"~!l ' 175 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport 1 _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ . . _... • .• .•. . 93 Mill St. (on the 'T') · ·~ JW~~~~~~~~~~~~ jf~~~;~~06:~~~~ ~==~~~~w~:!:!~ t e~ IJftbt ';?taee4e J ~ MIDDLEPORT t Sunday November 21st 1 pm to 5 pm t~ Open Every Sunday Until Christmas Stop In At Our New Location On 87 Mill St. £t ~ ~ 'l~e touke~ "Bu(J(JV l 87 M1ll St. 992-520. 5 _· . Middle.p.ort . lf YouR HoLIDAY SHOPPING CENTER J i.~-- MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT· ~ t _·. STORE · FREEi ~ On The "T" • Holiday Gift 3_ j [ 992-31~ ~ ~~~~~-r~:dlit~~i'wtdir;#~~~~ :1 _Yisa-MC-Discom tt F!#'!l'll"!!'ll"!!>#!!l~~~ ~ ~ Christmas Open House J ~ l Sunday Nov. 21st 1pm fii Christmas Cards 50¢ ea. Boxes of Christmas Canis 50% Off Desks •Type Writers • File Cabinets a Paper Shredders ~. t ~ u fii ~ L 3 ~-- l37C N. 2nd Middleport (74o) 992-6376 or (74?) 992-1381 . OPEN HOUSE ~~t%\a: Sunday, November 21 1·5 pm &ti Wlii '1{~~­ ~ fii C~\\t..t\\ ~ Stop In For Free Refreshments, ~ ~ Door Prizes & A Little Socializing. JJ fA:tt Office Service _& Supply - ~ t • Wrap • L11yaway - ~ - ~-.~. < Regisler Each hleek '11r m;ddtep~rl merchanls #lt~tidaiJ q;ueawaiJII .· -~ . •--·.·· Free Local Delwery . ·. ·. . .· . ~ .. ·. Support Your Local Merchants!! .-. .. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~h~~~~~~~~~~~ 8anta Clause will be ·at Peoples Bank followin8 Pa~ade- 2:00 ~~t\f~ &\f\ CEtt\t\~~ ***-i' • tmts 1OK GOLD CHARMS & SAVE 50% ··7 12 8 8 $. · •Adidas · · •Tommy Hilfiger OVER 21 DIFFERENT STYLES SUGG. REG. $!9.95 · !32.95 CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY ONLY Register for S10000 Drawing Gift Certificate •.;Drawing Sunday-- By STEPHANIE SAYRE ness of parents and the public :Jirnea-Sentlnel Staff regarding the condition of our ,-.. ·RIO GRANDE-The Gallipo- schools," Payton relayed. "We hope . lis City Schools at.tracted some this will translate to. much-needed :much-needed attention Thursday assistance from our legislators." :when three local schools offered Phillis agreed strongly and sup· detailed tours to representatives of ported his position with blunt facts. -the Ohio Coalition for Equity and "According to a 1996 report from ·Ade~uacy of School Funding. the U.S. General Accounting Office, · Several legislators were also rep- Ohio has the worst public schools in ·resented at the tour. the country," Phillis recounted. ; · Beginning at Rio Grande Ele· "Until the 1997 court ruling t.hat · rii~tary, eKecutive director of the determined Ohio's school system Qllio Coalition, Dr. William Phillis, unconstitutional, school facilities followed Principal Michael Perry were thought of as a local responsi· · tlir.liughoutthe school noting strilc- . bility. · _;~· · !W:al inade~uacies and severe space "As a result of this r;~~iing, the :limitations. court has said that maiptaining a ,·' • Jn tow was State Sen. Mike thorough and efficient ·school sys.Sbllemaker, Gallipolis City 1Schools tem is the responsibility qf the state, ·Superintendent Jack Payton, .direc· and that includes buildiJ!$ adequa:tor of curriculum and instruction cy," he added. 'Rosemary Tolliver, president of The school facility tour continGallia County (:hamber of Com- ued at Galli a Academy High School merce Jay Moore, legislative aide to and Washington Elementary, where State Rep. John Carey, Richard several parents and 1t ommunity Bifontc, a legislative aide to U.S. members joined the dafs activities. Rep. Ted Strickland, Clyde Evans( · Phillis expressed his disappointexecutive assistant to the presiden ment in the lack of minimum facili· (or public affairs in athletics at the ty standards. University of Rio Grande, work· "In many schools.t;; throughout study coordinator Lance Clifford, Ohio, classes are dolitled up and director of pupil personnel services rooms designed for onll'purpose are Mary Lynne Jones, as well as sever· used for several oth' · to correct al other community leaders, parents space li!llitations. We: ' '.uldn't dou· anp guests. : ble, pri!1on;rs up tha ay," Phi!lis Payton expressed the reason for, ·nQted. "As a 'ritaite · f fact, · we and the lmponance of, the tour. ,, ' ' wouldrt'l'lolerate ou . dsidC' reSts "We wanted to raise the aware· · being·iiS unaccolll!ll ·. 'ting.as some . I TOURING AREA SCHOOLS • Or. William Phlllla atoopa down to the ltudenta' level while IMflng through a Alo Gnmcle Elementary Ubnlry book. Phillie, executive director or the. Ohio Coalition tor tha Equity anti, Adequacy ot School Funcllng, toured the Gal· llpotla City School Thu.-.clay to avaluata tha aclloola' conclltlon. of these facilities." The year 2006 is the earliest projection of st~te funding for Ga,lllJIO':' City Schools unless oilier lellslative actio11 is taken. lis 10% DOWN shelf which will enable dump trucks to pour large stones down onto the riverbank. It is hoped the project will ulti· mately help prevent riverbank ero· sion;.Hill noted. Many consider the Ohio River more popular now than ever before with recreational boaters and anglers. The project should help the village capitalize on that popularity. As it is now, the river at Racine Is underutilized 8s a recreational resource, Hill pointed out. "We have a nice park," he said. "One of the best assets is the river, but we can't use it" . ~an example, he rei;-' led an "Anything That Floats but,a Boat" race held several years agci. as part of the village's Fourth of July eel· ebration. "There was nowhere to,watch it from," he said. · :~ But don't expect ch•~i,es to t~e -~:» occur overnight. "The project will be done as time and money allows," Hill remarked, adding that the work will be done in phases. The first phase will be to taper the riverbank from the park down to the shelf. Then grass seed will l>e planted and park benches installed. Some trees will likely have to come out, Hill. noted·. The second phase will be to reinforce the riverbank with large stone and to ultimately install a walkway and steps down to the water's edge. Right now the work is being done on a shoestring budget There are no blueprints or cngi· neered studies for this project, just volunteers operating equipment from the seat of their pants. Some donations have been directed to the project including $1,000 from the Racine Area Community Organization, $1,000 from the village and $800 from the Star Mill Park Board. It is Hill's hope the donations and in· . kind work can be used to leverage grant funding to complete the more expensive parts of the. pro- · ject ~ reinforcing the river bank and extending the walking path. Volunteers have the use of a small bulldozer and have received fill dirt, although even more fill dirt is needed. Hill said others wanting to donate toward the project are encouraged to call the mayors office at 949-2296 to make arrangements. Other plans involving the river are underway including state plans to install a boat launching ramp on · property it acquired south of the park. Hill cautions park patrons not to expect dramatit change. "Don't expect miracles, it'll take a while," he said. .,1, . +' Pomero, 1ets in the holida':·J pirit with downtown deeoratfons SPECIAL FINANCING $1 0 DOWN , $1 0 > By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Staff RACINE - Although located along the Ohio River, the village of Racine has largely ignored the .body of water that forms its west· ern boundary. Until now. Plans are being made to expand Star . Mill Park which will eventually incorporate ·. the adjacent Ohio River. In recent years, the park has established itself as a center of community life, but none of the : evenis held there involve the Ohio ·River - literally just a stone's throw away. That's because access ·to the water is limited by a steep, overgrown bank. Now, volunteer workets using 'borrowed e~uipment have been tapering off the riverbank, elimi. ·nating a drop-off to a natural '"sheW' above the water, explained Mayor Scott Hill. Plans eventually • .call-to shape an access road along MONTH ~"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N ~Chrislmas OPEN HOUSE~ )_Sunday 1-5 pm In Middleport, The Christmas Village( All Mens and Womens Shoes. Includes Athletic and \ Casual Shoe by Nike, Reebok, Eastland, Dexter, Hush ~ Puppies and Keds! ~ ~ Stop and see our couneous staff for all your Christmas gift needs. Front row L·R: Aimee Shain and Carla Swam. Second low L·R: Mepn Slsman and Stacy Stewart . ,• wjMildn't think of letting the park· lOg meters In P011eroy go llllre for meters on Court Street. t~ holidays. · . · · . l'he 18 Jl'ln of carolers she had " That just doesn't fit Into the · used lut year were spUt and now a ovnl festive look she's planned single figure Is used at each meter for downtown this Chrlstmu seamaking It pcllliblc to spread the ~. . decontlons •'Last year she made carolers out around town. on . : more streets ,of'ptywood, painted them In Vlctoo Her husllllnd, John, Is ve!y suprtan COtllume and attached them In portive of his wife's tommunlty pain to the psrklng mcten along work and helps with many of the Miiln Street. · cratlve projects -like cuttlna tile :J'hls year she added 18 S.ntu 1 flpres out of the aheeta of ply· .9Lcquisitions !Fin~ .:Jewe TWO LOCATIONS lSI SECONDAVE.,GALLIPOLIS 91 MILL ST., MIDDLEPORT · 446-l84Z 99Z·6ZSO frH·Parking frH Gift Wrapping Vol. 34, No. 39 Coalition leader's tour stresses Brush fires plague region ... Rain offers little help as dry conditions continue into week -~eed for school ·funding Riverbank projecr·slated for cornmunlty park turday November 20- 9am- 6pm & Sunday November 21 - lpm- 5 pm •Nike Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • November 21, 1999 : •'; of Middleport · • Fine Je,.-elry Sale And Open House Clwices lnclu4e S.D1 Details on Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Mill Street Books y•,. of service Notlrlg 25 See 81 It's Simple To Select The Perfect~ Gift For That Someone Special Stop In And See Us For Details ... in time for the holidays... Carpet, Vinyl, Laminate Flooring 992-7028 Devils' season of exceUence comes to an end Feature C·1 l CJ'talt-,A-CjL6l GAHSBiue Senior voluntters enjoy histo1}' fun for school children ~;;;;;;~~;;::;----, ,, S.nh'nl~ll .. or downtown Po•~ aoes tar beyond Jl'rkllll --.,lloWever. Fiiday sbe decorated the 1111ae on the u p Jlllrkllll lot, and the gazebos at each end. . The feature dllplay on lhcllllae Is a strllll of llx earokn In COlituml111 coonllnallna wllll flpres · at the Jl'rklilg meten. . She wnpped the .p lllln of the pzehol wllh rope1 oiiiiiiiC!Y ud ' adornaleats to enhance the ~llplly which contribute to Its fatlve loot of Chrlltlau. 111 be sure the POIIeroy Merehallll Aaodlllon made a aoocl choice In namlna Sanh' Flaher downtown bautlfleatlon chairman. Her crcadvlty II snpamd only by her abllhy to· aet thlnp done. (ftotos by Charlene Hoellleh) Meigs·Coupty b8riefitS ·from shift in ARC's funding focus Pittsburgh, Pa., Chattanooga, Tenn., Birmingham, Ala., and other Appalachian cities have Ira· POMEROY - The poorest . ditionally benefited the greatest counties in Appalachia, including from ARC programs. Meigs County, arc beginning to Of the Ill distressed counties sec financial benefits resulting in the' Region, ARC now sets from the Appalac~ian Regional aside 30 percent of its total fundCommission's shift in focus from ing, up from ·20 percent five metropolitan ·areas to poor rural years ago. counties. Due to spending priorities set During the past fiscal year, the by the ARC and the 13 ARC dedicated almost half of its Appalachian states, that 30 per· funding to those counties consid· cent set-aside was far exceeded ered "distressed," which include in FY '99 -totaling $36 million, Meigs, Gallia and seven other or 40 percent of the $73. million counties included in lhe state's spent on ARC projects. 29-county Appalachian region. Kiernan said that the trend , In fact, the ARC reports that in toward assisting distressed rural ; Ohio, only Athens and Adams counties began within the .last I 0 : Counties received more ARC years. funding in FY '99 than Meigs In addition to the funds conCounty, with each receiving sidered here, the ARC also administers the Appalachian approximately $500,000. Meigs County received Development Highway System, a $340,000 during the past year: network of highways which serve $300,000 for an extension of the areas not served by the interstate Pomeroy sewer system, and highway system. $40;000 for the implementation Of the 3,025 miles of highway . ' of a rural crafters' program as an included in the system, Ohio · entrepreneurial inititativc. claims 202 miles, 153 of which : · That program is administered are not complete. . by t~e Meigs County Commis.According to Buckeye · sioners, and will allow local Hills/Hocking Valley Regional : crafters to promote and market Development District, .the ARC their crafr .items through a has provided nearly $3 million to brochure'.iuid, ·tater, a full-color Meigs County projects . since it · catalog, ai:~ordiilg to Meigs was established. . County Commissioner Jeffrey, T~ose projects include several : Thornton. rcl'ating to construction and scr· Meigs County will also benefit vices at Veterans Memorial Hos· : from a multi-county award grant· pita! in the late 1960's and early ed to the Buckeye Hills/Hocking 1970's, funding for solid waste . Valley Regional Development disposal projects in the mid-70's, District, for S62,S84, which wu sewer projects in Middleport, . be: used with oihcr funds to pur· Racine, Pomeroy, and Tuppers chase cof!1puter equipment. Plains, and Pomeroy's downtown . Mike 'Kiernan of the ARC's revitalization project. headquarters ·,'in Washington, D.C., said Friday that the ARC's shifting focus on rural counties is the result of a Congressional Good Morning endorsement of increased funding for distressed counties. Those dislrcsscd counties had Cafeadan C4.t2 unemployment rates of 8.6 percent or higher, poverty rates of 03-7 Qlllllleds 19.7 or higher, and per-capita Jftl8'l Camls:a income of $12,934 or less. When it wu established durl!lltorlall At ing the Johnson Administration Aloliii!M BIBt tl:l in 1965, the ARC was viewed as an economic development Strate• Jlldbllda At gy, conceived to assist m~tropol· Soorfl I I:I itan areas in Appalachian states which were isolated due to poor roads and · other Infrastructure, o IW!lOIIio Vllley 1'11111111!1•~'"· Kiernan said. By BRIAN J. REED Tlme..sentlnal Staff ' j ,, I . '' ,, i, .,•, t ' !. I ' II, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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