https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/270354fb4054910870e10ff244c33e8c.pdf 1b1a67c866dc4074532c9203704efdde PDF Text Text / Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Monday, January 12,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio Lottery L.obos end CSU Rams.11-game winning streak •' Pick 3: .. 989 Pick 4: 7385 Buckeye 5: 44-7-16-25-26 Sports on Page 4 '. Clear, colder tonight. ' · Low in 20s. Wednesday; partly cloudy. High in 40s . • en tine Vol. 48, NO. 188 C1998, Ohio Volley Publlehlng Co!"pany Jury finds Kehoe guilty on four counts • 1111 West Second Street PARTS STORES Free PARTS STORES WILMINGTON (AP) - A jury has found a Washington man guilty on four charges stemming from a f'ebruary shootoui that was videotaped by a recorder mounted on a · police cruiser. In a verdict delivered just before midnight Monday, a Clinton County jury found Cheyne Kehoe, 21, gutlty on two counts of felonious assault, one count of attempted murder of a sheriff's deputy and one count of carrying a .concealed weapon . Kelloe was found innocent on a second charge pf attempted murder of a state trooper. A date for sentencing was not immediately set. . Kehoe had maintained that after he and his brother were stopped Feb. 15 for a license plate violation i_n Wilminglon . he returned the officers' fire only to give himself a chance to nee. The defense rested after Kehoe finished testifying Monday morning. Closing arguments were completed shortly after 5 p.m., and the jury began deliberating about 5:45. Under questioning by his lawyer, Jeff Hoskins, Kehoe sai d he did not aim his handgun at the officers, state We're BPIN:u Monday to friday: 7:30 am. - 7:30·pm. SATURDAY: 8:00 AM ~ - 8:00 PM. SUNDAY: 10:00·AM.·- 4:00 PM. 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Newepopor Pome_roy·Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, January 13, 1_ 998 . trooper John Harold Harker and Clinton County deputy .sheriff Robert Gates. "I was in complete control of the gun at all times. I knew where I was aiming at," Kehoe said. Prosecutors contended that Kehoe fired at the officers. Kehoe spent 6 112 hours on the witness stand Saturday. He denied the prosecution's allegation that he op~ned fire from inside the 1977 Chevrolet Suburban in which he and -his brother were riding. Kehoe told the jury on Saturday that he was scared. Prosecutors repeatedly 'showed the jury the videotape ofthe gunfight. The brothers and the lawmen were not injured; a passing motorist was wounded slightly by a bullet fragment. ''I' m really scared, and !just want to get away," l<ehoe told the jury, describing the emotions at the time of the shoot out. "I don 't know why the officer is firing at me." Kehoe said his brother, Chcvie Kehoe, wanted '\ o kill their parents to get to· their father's gun collection, and that Chevie wanted to rob an annored car. · Authorities said Cheyne Kehoe shot at Harker and Gates after police spotted expired Washingto n state license plates on their car and pulled lhem over. The brothers arc from Colville, Wash. The two men Oed- Chevie in the -S uburban and Cheyne on foot. Chevie Kehoe then allegedly fired at police officers minutes later. . Cheyne Kehoe surrendered tn June in Washington state and told authorities where to find Chevie, 25, in Utah. Chevie Kehoe faces trial Feb. 23. A federal grand jury in Little Rock, Ark., indicted Chevic Kehoe and two other men last month on charges they planned to revolt against the U.S. government and create the Aryan Peoples Republi c, where citizenship would be limited to certain white people. __,.,, CLEANUP BEGINS • Village employees were hard at work in the Pomeroy municipal parking lot on Monday, cleaning mud from the promenade ar!!a, which was submerged In the week- end's flooding . Later, f}Je department volunteers helped in the cleanup. The river crested on Sunday. . Meigs County faces M·arch deficit.· By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Meigs County will be operating on a tight budget, at least until March, according to Treasure r Howard E. Frank. The first quarter eslimaies for the general fund budget . show a projected defi cit in March. Frank met with the Meigs Cou nty Commissioners at their regular meeting on Monday afternoon to review the estimated receipts and disbursements for the period ending March 31. Armed with fi g ur~s from 1997, Frank estimates that the count y wil l begin the month of March with a bal-. a nee in the ge neral fund of $53.188.74 -- and estimated March expenditures of $276.690. The coun ty's first -half tax sclllcment is not expected to add to the county' s coffe rs unt il the first of April. March. 1997 revenues arc not appropriate fur the calculation hccausc they include a lirst' halftax scnlement. Frank said. so it is diflicult to estimate an accurate March deficit. Frank warned the commissioners that tight pur,se strings arc in order for the year. w1 th liulc growt h anticipated . The county's fiscal health relics on three basic factors. Frank said: some growth in property valuation. interest on its invested money. and the county's one-percent sales tax revenue. "I don't sec any growth in the n ~a r future ," Frank sa id , (hut) "a lot of people ar~ coming in . wanting mon· ey to do these great things for Meigs Coun1y. But nobody says where the money's go ing to come from." ORGANIZED . Pnor to its regular meeting. the hoard of commi ssioners held it> organi zatio nal meet ing and reelected Janel Howard as president and Fred Hoffman as vice president. Gl oria Klocs was reappo inted clerk of the board. and the regular meetin~s were set for Monday after· noon ai I p.m. in the commissioners office on the third Ooor of the cour!house . . OTHER BUSINESS The commissioners tabled three bids for the heatin g. ventilation and air conditioning system for the new firehouse in Racine. The bids were received from Warner Heati ng and Cooling of Chemr. $ 12.000: Foreman and Abbott of Middleport , $6,465; and Hendrix Heat in g and Cooling ofTuppers Plain s. $9.900. The project is funded through 1997 Communi ty Development Block Grant Formula funds . The hids will be re viewed hy vi llage ofll· cials and Prosc(' uting Allorncy John Lentes prior to the awardi ng of a hid . The commiss ioners appmved a line- item hudcct for materials forth( project totali,;-g $ 1). 75\l. with malerials to he purchased fron] the following suppliers: Valley Lumber. $6~ 0 : Baum Lumber. $9.202. 10: Wagner Hardware. $1 ..1X 1.1 5: Star Supply. $495.95. Also included in the hreakdown was B.FG . Supply Co .. $ 1J58. for overhead furnace units, The board voted 10 reschedule the viewing and hearing on the dedica· tion to county_ mileage of Phillips Road from January 19 until February "9 at II a.m. · The board approved the appointments of Rohcrt Hill , Wilma Parker and Mick Williams· to the Meigs County Tuberculosis Board of Trustees. Hill represents Racine Villa ge. Parker Ches ler. Olive and Orange Townships and Williams, Sali shury, Salem and Rutland Townships. . The board appropria'ted $241.61 to the Chester Courthouse budget; represe nting a donation from Delmar Baum towards the installation of wi ndows in the building. Present were Commissioners Jcf-. frey Thornton. Howard and Hoffman. Clerk Gloria Kloc> . Horton gives 'state of the village' address . B JIM FREEMAN loan." •.. wewere ahlc to open the swilllS Y 11 1N Staff · Horton sa id the vill;~gc ha s hee n \ning pool. Anendancc was wry e~hi~:s a!~:oking up in the vii- ahle to replace many of its old nuin· · good." he said . "hen though we had d' t tenance 'l lnclor ·md ·tjndl y need- ''I e"l"lnl 10 do much ol the work to Iage o f. M'ddl 1 cpor.1 accor mg o · .· • . ·~ •. ~ . ' . . . . . , Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton who cd police crUiser. In addtuon . new recondtuon I he pool and tnsl.rl 1 new "> he"n . ered a "~ tate o f thc v1'II age " J1ealth ·,n"UI"lll''" -' • ...... II ... . . purch·lScd ·. · _ en _.., u1 pment · we . co uld . not have. . lin. dc Itv · M d · h ·. 1 1 · r v .JJ· "c ·mployces tint he s· ud IS tshcd the pro•ect had t1· not 1 1 1 d report urmg on ay ntg 1s mee ' ," c · · ·' · . ' . bee n. lor · f M'ddl v ·ll c ·r hcucr and mon: · tiTonJ;.~hh: tlnn th~ donawms from ..:ompamcs. pn vatc Fire Department responding to 122 mgMuch o Iof. Horton cport .Is report age ol_uocusc nct .d prc\' ious • .insumm:c • program. • By JIM FREEMAN '.:.-,· , ·, ,en~· . .~. ··t, nd voluntee r workers ." calls for assistance during the year. Sentinel News Staff d' . Other purchases include new Cllll1 · "We have up ~raded the water. 'II . . f' I on the v1 age s 1sca con ttton. • , Welcoming a new counci I mem" , ~ r c:.trs we have pulers for the w;Hcr J cpanrm:nt. se wer anti surfi.lcc watc r sy~ tcm s. he Included were 21 str~c ture fires , For ~he plst ou y . . . sa 'td "With the !!nod work the sewe r ber and the hiring of a central purfocused tn on ways to CUI expenses, clerk-treasu rer's department. water . . chasing clerk were among the items 10 vehicle fires. seven brush or trash be J~ o re efficie nt. pay our dchts and ~cpartmcnt and police department. and water c mp loyccs_ ~a_vc done_. we handled by Middleport Village Coun- fires , I i fal se alanns, 15 hazardous · E ·h our two copyin -).! machines. :J fax have increased · the ctlu:Jcncy ol. our condition calls, 26 mutual aid C:tlls, pay them. on. lime . ven wll cil Monday night. , , · ·- machim:. word prm .:C :'I :-i (,l l' nnd three systems and saved thousa nds ol dolmoney Lru nch. we. .have hccn sue . o so. Wrth . the enormous Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton 2 1 resc ues and II serv ice run s. . mnmtamm!! Jars· in dorn cess fuI m mus., or th. c l)•pcw rllcrs. . :: . . Firefighters logged 1,038 hours administered the oath of office to new services we have alwaYs provided fur The ho~ll launch projL'L'l w~r :-. com- amount ol r::un we l1ad spnng and 56 1 hours spent on mainincluding Councilman Roger Manley Sr. and to ·. · ,. .. . .. ·d "I 1'"17 . plclcd with the assi>ta ncc fromt_h_c summerwc hadhttlchascmcntOoodthts vtllagc, Horton sa t · n ' reelected Councilwoman Sandy tenance alone, he noted. ayrncnts on the (ottnt y co mmi ss i o ne r:'~. pn vn tc Cltl - in g Fire department accomplishments we made th. c IasI I1 .. d bt zcns and or,l!anitations. he ~~u.d. "B,·ll Brownt·n:•. Iannarelli. Recently elected Council:- ''"r vt.ll anc c::$200 .000 four-year opcm I rn,g the year included an inspection c for man Robert Pooler was unable to which lowered the village's fire insurauend due to illness, Horton said. ance rating from 6 10 5. co nlolruction Remarking on the recent state of a new ramp in from of the fire staaudit of the vi llage, Horton explained tion . and the purchase of updaled the vi llage has followed up on the self-con tained hrcathing de vices. recommendations of the auditors . Voters shewed their support of the including the hiring of a purchasing · department hy passing a 2- mill clerk. renewal levy for fire protect ion. he He emphasized that he was not said. , cri tidzing the auditors. "They did In other business. cou ncil : their job." he said . :_ Met with a North fifth Avenue "We've made a lot of changes." he res ident concernmg spee ding added. motorists in the neighborhood. HorCouncil approved the hiring of ton snid he will advise the police Linda Broderick as central purchas· department to increase patrols in the ing clerk. She c~rre ntl y works partand have a speed lim neighborhood time in the village waler oflicc. it sign installed . Horton said the position was one -- Approved the minutes of the recommended by the stale auditors to , Pee. 15 meeting. oversee spending, in the vi llage. -Held off discussion of a proManley voted against the hiring. waler deposit ordinance. posed Councilwoman Beth Stivers comthe mayor's report of -Accepted mented that employees and owners of $5,255 for December, 1997. includdowntown businesses were parking ing $3,475 in old fines for extended periods in front of their · -- Advised villagers to call 992shops. Horton said the police depart5571 if their garbage is not picked up ment has been doing occasional mon. o· n Monday mornings. itoring of parking problems in the vilPresent were Horton, Clerk-Trealage. surer Bryan Swann, council members during Monday night's meeting ·of Middleport STATE OF THE VILLAGE ADDRESS - Mid· Don Stivers, ass ist~nt fire chief, Manley, Stivers, Iannarelli , Rae · Village Council. dleport Mayor Oewey ' Mack" Horton Is shown read the 1997 fire report which Gwiazdowsky and Steve Houchins. here reporting on the .condition of the village 'showed th; Middleport Volunt~er Middleport Council hires purchasing clerk ;. ad ministrator, . was ab le through FEMA to get lundm g to rcp:ur our ht>at. launch da~agcd hy t~e htgh watc1 thts spnng ;~n_d summer. "W• . .h $ II OOO · . ,' sr,ent a out .... . .. pullmg m . a new . t.amp . t_o, the _. Ill e stall . . on. . The . .. old ramp had ,..;lllcd so much 11 was · I" . k dam;. tgmg the nc trw.: ~ "The v iii :H!C .. .hall's_ .. wtnng . . was sO old and had that II was un ,;tlc IO wor! · 1_1crc . wc s~nt· uhnut 'J'l 1o•.<XXJ_ p~um~ rn new wrnn g. One lwl l ol vrll ag.c I . II . , l·d h . . . . 'd f ~·I . w.t. . _ n.:~f:o ~.: . W rt w.a~ p.u ur Y"0 rmur.tn ~.: ~o: . h ··' . . · , 1·1· R11 , 7 ur nugc u l mrn ~. 0 Ute w·.1 ~ LO . nd "-·m nl·d ·tnd w·" ·In :'IC . ·d I( lr . ,, ·1. Th . . , , · , ·· . •1, ",. 1 ~ .~.:: R l:h ,Ln~:~ l~ 1\he.or_ng 1!1 1 rcpacc n.. "crt"'"'"· ccoun~ enetncer. lhtnk s that work can It .. started ahoulthc .;vear 20<XJ .. 'The po lfL·c department has Jo o.~ a 1!uocl Jnh in coll cclm ~ unpaid hnuS. A'numher of people have spcnt' tinlJ: inj<lil or lmtth\.: ir Jri\'cr,· li cense for n<H pay in ~ these fine:-.. Policemen have talked to school children ahoul safety. They I1<1Ve let them know th 4t po licemen arc· their friends and wiJI help them when needed ." · ; Hononhcn noted that eight new husincsscs have ope ned or rclocat~ into Middleport and that the University of Rio Grande is planning to move into the former Holzer Clinic.•. build ing on Mill Street. ' He also commended the firefighters for their assistance during the year and thanked al l those who helped out • with the Midd leport Bicentennial : celebration and the annuai 'ljldepen1 dence Day observation. fie also · remarked on those who helped with : the Merchant . Association parade, ·the Chri stmas Tree Lighting Contest and the Middleport American Lcgio~ .. Posl's annual Halloween Party on tho manna . He noted that many people volunteered their time and money in beautifying the village including the I Continu~d ,, • • (.; on page 3 �., • ~· Comtnentarr Tue~day, January 13, 1998 Page2 I OHIO Weather Tuesday, January'13, 199~ AccuWeathcr®forecast for dayttme cond1Uons and '£5ta6fufid tn 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ' ROBERT L WINGETT Publleher . MARGARET LEHEW Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH General M1neger n.. ~atlntl rNicom.• l.n.ts to th• editor from rHdert on • INOMI ~ of topa Short loiiWI poo word• or leu) hove rn. boel chen<O of toolng publlehod. Typed lei- ,.,. .. ,.,.rrod 0111t llf m1y 1» od#IK. Each llhould lnc:lu<lo • o~Qnelllro, erJdroo, and doyljmo phone number. Speclf)le dill If lhlrl'l 1 ,.,.,,.,. 10 1 prellloua article 01 ,_,.,. IIIII 10: Lo,.,. 10 tho Edllor, The S..l,.l, 111 Courl Sl, Pomeroy, Ohio U1U; or, FAX to 114-1924157. Tackling Social Security carrie§ political risks \ By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - Hopmg to cure a cnSJs m Soc tal Sccunty fmancmg long before 11 hns, PreSident Clinton " scckmg the solliuon to pohttcally volattle pmblems. nsky and recurrent Not a bad legacy, 1f he and Congress can manage It by the end of 1999 Beyond then, the clashes of the next prcs1denual campa1gn probably w1ll get m the way The next step hkely w1ll be a commiSSIOn to draft proposals for financmg the system past the crunch proJected to begm m aboul 2010 w1th mcreasmg retirements W1thout changes, the threat of msolvency looms m about 2030 when there would be too few workers paymg taxes mto the system to support the retirees takmg benefus out "We have to try to ratse the se_nse of natiOnal urgency," sa1d Gene Sperhng, d1rector of Clmton's NatiOnal Econom1c ~ounctl . "In the past when ·we've done maJOr entitlement reform, we have walled nght until the ax was falhng. "Here , we are trymg . to prevent a cnSJs, mstead of waumg 1111 the solutiOnS become much hander." Dealmg w1th entitlement changes never 1s easy And 11 can be costly pohtIcally. Republtcans figured the1r support for hmitmg Soc1al Secunty benefit mcreascs, on wh1ch theu own admm1strat1on later pulled the plug, cost them control of the Senate m 1986 In Clinton 's lime. a commiSSIOn on entitlement reform and an adv1sory counctl on Soc1al Secunty both have tackled !he financmg future , agreemg that there needs to be aotJOh, but w11hout a consensus on what should be done That's not unusual when poht1c1ans are deahng wuh the program that's been called the thtrd ra1l1ssue, dangerous to touch They d1d when they had to, m 1983, when the system was sa td to be bound for financial cns1s A commiSSion then agreed on changes mcludmg tax mcreascs, cost. reductions, a.nd a gradual mcrease m the rcurcmenl age for full benefit s from 65 to 67 m 2025 That was supposed to be a soluu on for the followmg 75 years But the forecasts now arc that Soc1al Sccurny surpluses wtll tum mlo def1c1ts by 2012 , and !hat the system could he _!lr~ke by 203 1. as Ihe baby boom generation rct1res By Jack Anderson and Jan MCIJier WASHINGTON --, In mid-September, as Congress was rush10g toward adjournment, a closed-door meettng took place between SIX mfluenual senators The11 tntenuon was to squash a bad 1dca that could have had dtsastrous conseq uences for m1ll1ons of Amencan lndmns Sens John McCa m, R-Am, Dante! Inouye , D-Hawau, Ben Ntghthorse Campbell, R-Colo, Ted Stevens. R-Aiaska. and Slade Gorton . R-Wash , met 10 the offJCes of Sen Pete Domemc\. R-N M . to dtscuss a plan by Gorton that would have stnppad tnbcs of one of the1r most bas1c nghts It wasn 't so much a meetmg as a dressmg-down Gorton had msertcd a measure mto a $13 btlhon appropnauons b1ll that would have forced tnbes to g1ve up the1r 1mmum1y to lawsuJts -- a keystone of the govcrnmem's lnd1an poltcy that recogmze s tnbes as sovereign ent1t1es McCam , the prev1ous chatrman of the Senate lndmn Affatrs CommJttee and a d1amp1on of Ind~an nghts would have none of u And ... grudge goes back to · his long-ago days as attorney general, when he lost a fi shmg nghts case before !he u s .CSuprcme Cdurt that gave Indians a greater clatm to the salmon harvest off Washmgton's Pac1f1c coast Gorton's current crusade was " top1c No I" last week as the National Congress of Amcncan lnd~ans convened m Washmgton to d1scuss thetr legislative strategy for the commg sesston, accord10g to one observer present lndJan acttvtsts expect Gorton to take another stab at rcwnung the laws thts year BeSides the munumty tssue. Gorton wants to rewnte !he formula hy wh1ch t11hcs a1e allocaled money 'hy !he lederal government , dcnymg lunds to tnbcs that have grown wealthy through casmo gamhhng nr other mean' But the tnhes say Ihe ISsue 1s a red hcmng . smcc !he ledcral funds .uc ohll~.11ed 10 the tnhcs hy llc~ty. 1n c x ~.:hangc for giVIng up lhetrl.m(h 'We cxpc~.::t hun to pUI 'i UC a l:OU ~ pic ot d1tlcrcnt tssuc s th1s session.' ' said NCAI preSident Ron Allen. mdudmg ,, pl.m to th:u..:.a'c (cdc•al fundmg 101 tuhes He h.ts ,, bohcf MICH that !here IS no obhgat1on by the federal go,ernment to conttnbe to fu~d lnbes" 1 Gorton's efforts have gro\\jn s1ead1ly bolder in the year smcc McCatn rehnqmshed the chmrmahshlp of Indian Affaus to Camplxjll so he could cha1r the more pres!)' I· gtous Commerce CommJllee Campbell m111ally seemed hke ~ n 1deal cand1date to chatr the lnd1an AfTmrs Commlltee He's the only Amencan Ind1an m the Senate, aqd h1s Interest m lndmn 1ssucs run deep B.ut he 's been far less effectiVe tn t~e JOb than McCam. who 1mmerscd h1mself m the arcane legal and pol1t· 1cal JSsues that affect Indtans a~d who sencd as a bulwark agamst those who would tear down t~c laws Campbell dtdn't help h1ms9lf when he h1red mexpenenced staffers to help h1m wnh commtttcc bu~ t­ ne-s The s11uat1on has some lonf" umc observers Ihmkmg thnt Campbell may be more style than sut>stancc when 1l comes to dealing w•fh lnd1an ISSUeS 1 In the dor.cn years smce he 1111;1 u1mc to Congress Campbell has <~I a dashmg figure on Cap1tol Hdl. makmg a name for htmself by sportmg bolo ucs on the floors of t~c House and Senate and ndmg a H.~rley -Dav1dson motorcycle ' But h1s leg1slauve efforts on behalf of Ind1ans haven 't been as tmpresSive. As a member of l~e House . Campbell's b1ggest contnbuuon to lndmn law was a b1ll he authored m 1990 requtnng that :Ill Amencan lnd1an art be " made · by lndmns. It was a much-needed cfftlrt to" prevent 1he sellmg of 1m1tau~n lnd1an Jewelry and crafts by those I who m1ght want to make a qutck buck off th1s nch herllage What Campbell d1dn 't advertiSe at the t1me -- and we reported last summer -- ts that Campbell's own hnc of lndJan.Jcwclry ISn't made by lmltans at all. Though Campbell dest!(ns pendants and other Jtems that he sells through the Franklin Mtnt. the products are actually man1 · ufactured tn Chtna FootnOie Nenher Campbell nor Gorton relurncd our calls t.or comment Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. and ~~ lbR arrl. . ,~.,........___ e1!tlfi!JyNU, Int. "What was 1t you mumbled JUSt before you sa1d 'winter wonderland'?" Letters to the editor Group gaining momentum The Galhpohs Area Parkin"'"' Support Group IS gatmng momentum We have a good numher of people .lllcndtng , bul there JS alwa)s room for more We want everyone to know that there w1ll be a spce tal spc~kcr from Columbus at our January 16 mcctm g Dav1d Purdy R Ph (retired) h.b hvc d wuh'Parkmson's D1 sease for 20 years Currenlly he " rcg1onal dtrector ol the O~to Parkmson Foundauon ond lends h1s experttse 10 hmldmg support groups In February and March he wdl speak at the Ailed Therapy Assoc1a11on Semmars He w1ll be keynote speaker m Apnl at the OhiO PharmaciStSAssoctallon Annual Conference m Columbus Davtd Purdy Will speak to our support group on Ihc top1c Understand lOg Parkmson's Dtscasc And Its Trcatmenl. Thts wtll be very 10forrnau v~. so we arc urg10g everyone who has an mlerest to atlend Meeungs are open'lo pwfcss1onals as well as the public Agatn . our meet10g wdl be 2 p m on Fnday. January 16. al 1he Grace Umtcd Methoc)iSt Church buddmg 600 Sec01¥1 Ave nue, Galltpohs There 1s no charge Harold and Juanita Wood, Gallipolis ~ ~ tam am"i»unt pUntiiVC nght that a soctely has agamst k1llers, and I support !hal 1; m not agamst !he death penalty hut m thJS case. I thmk Eckel (Texas Go1 George W Bush) should commute the se no( tcn~;c Why lhJS sudden rush ol compassum hu someone who so dearly murdered m cold blood' Well. Robertson und others slty 1t 's bcc.1u'e the mmatc lound God convertmg In Clmsltanlly and hecommg -- by all reports -- one nl 1hc mccsl people de,llh row has ever seen Bul many others he!Jevc sumcthmg more mstdJOus IS happcnmg Many hcla~ YC Jt \ SCXISIIl You sec. lnm.1tc 777 " Karla Faye Tucker, an atlract"e 3K-) carold whtte woman who has curly brown hau and stands 5-foot 3-tnchcs tall She 1s a woman who "dedicated to a pnson-hased 1mmstry thai · tncs 10 keep young pcr>ple from hccommg cnmmals Who fell 10 love wtth and mamcd rhe pnson ch.1plmn Who '' so trusted hy 1hc pnson staff that she " allowed to move hetwccn hu1ldmgs wllhoul \\Carmg handculfs Th~: arcumcnt m Tucker\ dclcrlsc IS th.tt she ha"' 'ccn thl• error ol her ways smce she ClHllmllted tllosc horniH.: cnmcs TIMt she ha:-i muturcd mto .t goot..l God-lc.trmg Chnst.an woman Bu1 the prnhlcm wllh this roiiiO· nalc 1s that rL!h~wus cnn\crsaons on death row are nnl uncom mon Many men have lound God after hemg sentenced In dc,tth. hut un ce lehnty pre<.~~ hers 'amc to thctr t.lctl!nsc Unfortun.tlcly. JUsllcc h,ls not been hlmd when 1t uomes In Ihe death scn tcnl!c Justu..·c ha~ hccn .all "~' ,,w,1rc ol bolh the ~cnder and the By lan Shoales You may have already nt~llced but N1kc has dumped '"old slogan, "Just Do II, " and replaced It With a new one, "I Can · It < ahout lime Dunng the late · ROs and early "90s. I became confused N1kc was tncrea "Y' _ "J u Do It ·. Nancy Reagan was saym "Just Say No" And Bob Dol was saymg. " Ju st Don't Do It " What was guy With only a casual tmercst m athletic footwear supposed to thmk' (And what about the even more m1~cd messages of "You go gtrl' . and 'Don't go there " !) I could never understand the connecu on between slogan and fo01wear m the first place If you haven t bought the shoes ··Just Do II" 1s a very off-putting sales pttch • And 1f you have bought the shoes, · Just Do It" seems hkc a vague. 1f stern command. Just Do What ' K1ck Somebody' I"m be10g glib of course I know what N1ke meant The wearers of the1r shoes arc supposed to cast out all doubl grab the bull by the horns, and go for the gusto and/or gold, wherever and whenever they can, darn the consequences or cost BUI you have to have the shoes to Do It Wnhout the shoes. It Can't Be Dart But unfortunately. some people s1mply can'! do 1t. no matter how m1raculou~ the1r shoes nught be And some do 11 better than others, even when barefoot. And even those who Do It Good may be Shoales outdone by the11 own personality n aws Was M1kc Tyson weanng N1kes that fatelul Voga' n1ght'' He Just D1d It a hn111o much (Maybe he mJSheard the slog.m ·" "Just Chew It ") And what about' Ntkc 's underpa1d workers 10 the subcontractors' lac lOnes o~crseas? They Just D1d It . and what D1d It get them' I'll bet they Dtdn 't even Get a pa1r of shoes as part of the lcrms of employment However. I'm not sure that ··1 Can" really cuts the mustard en her Is 11 supposed to tx' an answer 10 the first slogan' "'JuS! Do It''" · I Can'"" Why don 't you Just Do It, and Shut Up About It'' And what IS 10 he done exactly rcmams unclear Sp1kc a hall. knock a homer. l)cat an opponent senseless, run uni 1l you lall over. sneer at Rcehoks -- none of these acllvttJes . I rankly, appeal to me m 1hc ka;t 01 course, I'm the kmd of guy who. when commanded ··Ju,l Do h." tends tn respond. ' I Don I Have To''" ' You' re Not TI1e Bu" Of Mc 1 " "" Whot. You Me.1n Ltkc Now,.. or '"Sorry. I m On My Break · I'm JUSt not a v.cry good cnnsumcr As such I wo uiJn t mmd sccmg Nll\c hct.:omc d httk more amblv.t lent 10 lis pmntlcss cnthu"a..,m · Why Bother •· m.ty not sell ~~ lot ol snc~kcrs. hut 11 would l'crt.un ly cncour.tg~ me to huy ~1 ))dlf Dttto v.uh I Don t l ·cc ll.t~ c II. · "Maybe LHcr.' or ·Do It Ynur ...clf' · II "I C.m" doc'n 1 work out. m olher words I h.1vc ,omc olhcr ~ll£" · gc~twn, , wludt I'm \\llltng 10 part \\llh l or .trcason.thlc kc What ahout · I C111 "1 · 1 Here 's a slo~an thai would c.1r1ure the n1h1hst clcmcm olt.lpll.tii,I<Uilule, a more milhk mmnnty. I su,pcct. than people rc.altzc rho'c oJ ll!o. wllh a poor scll-unage (,uul p111uJ ol 11 1) wouW snatch tlmsc 'hoes nlllhc 'hell "To l3c Wum on I eel Only ' would satt sly m.111y lcg.tl requtrcmcnllii and a\o1d pttiL'Illl.lllav.,uus 8 ~ Flumes Ice race ol the conv1cted S10cc !he Supreme Court opened the door IOJ capllal pumshmcnt m I'176. we have executed 432 tclons only one ol whom was lcmalc Women make up one 10 c1ght of those arrested for murder. hul only one 10 70 ol the mmates on death row Meanwhile blacks compnse 12 percent of the total populauon. hul they arc 37 percent nl those executed Thts JS not to say !hat I bche1e Tucker should be executed I agree w11h Robertson that her exemplary hehav1or bchmd hars should allow her to l1vc However. thts pnv1lcgc should not be the sole provmcc of good-natured while women It should extend to all of those on J~:ath row who have made sanccrc changes m thctr attitudes and thc1r hves -- he they man or woman. hlack or whtte Sara Eckel is a sy ndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. I'm fond of " Look At Me' " Hut 1t's perhaps a too-blatant voca h~a t1on of the subtext, "Just Do 1~." espcctally 1f everybody else on the court ts wearmg N1kcs too Whqrc are you gomg to look I , l ve seen sneakers that hght ~p . puff up or stmpl y glow m the dark When w1ll they have aud1o' 1/'> hound 10 happen When 11 do{!s, · Wow. I m Really Expressihg Myself" could he played whcnC\C[ a wearer sp1kes a ba•kct Personally. I Iavor " As II." "'What Arc You Lookmg At, .. "Whatever. " and " L1ghtcn Up. They're Only Shoes" Even 11 none ol !)lese slogalis calch on. 1f It's possthlc 10 retire t~c tcnns "Face Ttme" " Hang T1m~· and '"Extreme.· I tlunk we shouirt Ju,t Do II I know 1ha1 We Can (~s long as we're wcarrrH! the prop<ir shoes, of course ') ~ 1 (!an Shoalcs' new hook, · Nd1 Wet Yel. ·· ts ava1lable from 2 13,6l PubhcatJOns. PO Box IYIO ljc~ Angeles. CA 9007M The to ll -Ire~ number IS 1-K00-9\12- 1361.) I~ I an Shoa Ies -IS a ,syn d"1cat,e., writer for Newspaper Enterp'r!st Association. • Gallipolis man charged SWEARING IN· New Middleport Councilman Roger Manley Sr., left, and reelected Coun~an Sandy lannarelli were sworn tn Monday night by Midc'lleport Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton. Volunteers sought WVA Sunny pt Cloudy Cloudy Via Assoc1aled Press GraptucsNet Today's weather foretast By The Associated Press - -- noon H1ghs m the mtd 40s Chance of ram 40 percent Southeastern Ohio Today Tummg colder Cloudy Extended forecast Wednesday mght Ram likely w1th a chance of ram th1s mommg Temperatures falhng mto the m1d Lows m the m1d 30s Thursday Ram or snow hkcly 30s. Northwest wmd around I0 mph H1ghs m the lower' 40s Chance of ram 40 percent Fnday Partly cloudy with a Tomght Clear Lows m the m1d chance of ram or snow Lows near 30 20s Northwest wmd 5 to 10 mph and htghs near 40 ·. sh1fung to .the northeast late thiS Saturday Partly cloudy wtth a evemng of snow showers Lows m the chance Wednesday lncreasmg cloudi1111d 20s and htghs m the upper 30s ness A chance of ram m the after- Horton gives... Student~ Teachmg And Reachmg Students (STARS). a program adm1mstered by the Corporatton for Oh10 Appalach1an Deve lopment, Me1gs County Council on Agmg, Me1gs County Local School Dtstrlct and the Oh1o Department of Agmg . 1s now rccruumg volunteers Those volun1eers wtll acl as readmg tutors and mentors to students at Pomeroy Elementary School Volunteers. who are asked to make a •omm1tmen1 of 15 hours per week, can recetve a st1pend of $2 50 per hour, plus m1leage, or they may enroll m the Ohw Tutllon Trust Fund hogram and rcce1ve prepa1d college tutuon credit for thw chtldren. grandch1ldren or another chtld Information IS avat lable by contacting Dtana Coates at the Metgs Sentor Center at 992-2161 · ' plantmg of tlowers 10 Da ve Diles Park and other pl aces "Many people want the VIllage to pay for evervIhmg," he satd "We are-gpmg 10 h.IVe to have volunteer work for many thmgs Hollon fmtshed hJS addreS< wuh a hst of to-do prOJeCIS 'Some ol)he project s we need 10. do thts year tn Ihe 'tiL1gc arc H,1ve a ne~ roof put on the she lter ho u se~ m General Hartmgcr Park m>~ a ll new p1cn1C Iablcs and other cqu1p- Mysterious fire probed Mildred Hamm M1ldred Hamm. 91 Dusky Street. Syracuse. d1ed Monday, Jan 12, 1998, at Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal m Pmnt Pleasant, W Va A homemaker, she was born Apnl7, 1906, m Syracuse, daughter of the late John and Hester Carroll W1lhams She was a member of the Sacred Heart Cathohc Church. Pomeroy SurviVIng IS a stepdaughter, Margaret Hamm of Winters, Pa : and sev,, , eral meces and nephews. She was preceded m death by three s1sters and a brother. her first husband, Alfonsc Shorn, and her second husband . Harold Hamm Serv1ces w1ll be held Wednesday, 2 p m at Ewmg Funeral Home , . Pomeroy, With the Rev Father Waller Hcmz offic1atmg Bunal wtll follow m Sacred Heart Cemetery : Fncnds may call Tuesday, 7-9 p m ' at the funeral H'ome where vtgll serVIces w1ll be held Tuesday at S 45 p m N1al Salser. 2399 Th1rd St. Syracuse-, tited thJS mommg at Holzer MedJCal Center Arrangements w1ll be announced JY Ewmg Funeral Home, Pomeroy . State's education funding debate moves to Senate COLUMBUS (AP) - Lawmak- m the House K9-X Monday mcludes ers.hopc a modest step toward mect- $ 100 million mm c lor h,ISJ< slate a1d mg the Oh10 Supreme Court order to than 1.1wmokcrs aniiCipated The rework Ihc way lhc stale pays for money comes Irom .1 \Cries of mod public education will bu1ld 1010 CSI hudgct LUIS In Other Stl.llC agcn· somcthmg b1gger as the debate now ues It also prm•1dcs $170 1111ll1on 10 repatr or replace school hu1ldmgs and moves to the Senate "ThiS JS not a response to the $30 nulhon fm an emergency fund co urt. " Sen Roy Ray, R-Akron, told for <ash-slrappcd dtsln<t s The Iauer two "111 he fmanccd reporters Monday afler the Senate Fmance Comm111cc held 1ts f1rst through an expected hudget surplus heanng on a $5 23 b1lhon education that orJmanly wou ld ha1c been relunded 10 lax paye rs budget for ncxl school year "It's an mucmcntal response." Ray satd ·untJI you have more money. yo u Lan I make systcmattc changes ·· That could come la1cr thJS "cck Am Ele Power .......................so'• as leaders m hcHh 1hc Senate and . Akzo .................................... 84'1. Hou~c ncgotwtc ~~ l'nmprchcnslvc AmrTech ............................... 83), Ashland 011 ........................... 50'1. school-lundmg pl.m !hal may mclude AT&T .................................... 64'1. another 1ry at ratsmg 1he stale sales Bank One .... ......................... SO"i• tax Bob Evans .......................... 18"1. The $5 2' hilhon hudget approved Borg-Warner ........................... 50 Broughton ............................. 15'1, Champion ............................... 16 Charm Shps ................. ...... 4'1. The Daily Sentinel City Holding ............................43 Federal Mogul ................... 42~. !USPS liJ-%0) Gannett ................................. 57i. Puhhsht!d t'Vt'IV aflcr n(}()n Mond~y throut:h Goodyear :.. :......................... 59i. Fnday Ill Courl Sl Pomeroy. O~uo, by lhc Kmart .....................................11 ), Oh1u Valle" Pubhsh1ng C"ompanytGanncn Co Kroger.................................. 34"1. Pomuoy Ohm 4~7M Ph 99! ! 15f, Second Lands End ............................ 34~ class poslagt p;ud al Pomeroy Otu o Llmtted ................................. 25'i• Member: The A~suc1.11td Press, and !he Ohto Oak Hill Fin! ............................22 Newspaper As~tiiiiOO OVB .. ................................... .... 35 One Valley ........................... 35~. POSIMASTER Stnd address corr~c11ons 10 Peoples ............................ :...... 4\ The Da1l~ Stn11nel ! I I Cou r1 St , Pomerpy. Rockwell ............................. 50 Oh10 -'571'19 RO/Shell ................................ 51 \ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Seafs .......................... :........... 45 By C1nitr or Motor Routr Shoney's ................................ 3'1. One Week ..............................................$2 Ull Star Bank .............................. 54'1. One Monlh SR 711 Wendy's ................................ 22~ One ¥car . Stn4 CJII Worthlngton .......................... 16,, ' Stocks ' SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally ...........•...... .. .. 0......................... .... 3'\ Cen1s Subscnbers not desumg 10 pay rhc earner may rtmllm advance d1retl to The Oa1ly Senuncl -·-·- Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. on 1 lhree. Sit Ol 12 mon!h bam. Cr~Jt will bt g•ven catlltt tach weel; No subscr1puon by ma11 ptrmllled '" arus where bofr.r 'earner strvtcc 1s available Publisher rnenoestM r•ghtto adJUSt nics dur '"' lht lubw:nptaon pc:nod SubKnpuon ralc cllangu,may be lmp&cmcnlcd by chanaang lhc dural ton or lhe subkriplton MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Iuick Mclp COIIRtJ I 3 Weeks $27 ](I 26 Weeki SlJ K2 S2 Weeks SWS.Stl Ratts Out11dt Mcl11 Cou•IJ' " " 13 Weeki S29 ZS 26 Weeks 156 61< 52 weeki Slll9 72 . Hospital news . Holzer Med~eal Center Discharges Jan. 12 - Tammy Se1tz. Warren Clemenz, Mrs Jam1e Wolfe and t;laughter, LIZZie Wood, Wanda Pehng, John P1erpont, Lisa Colhns. Wyoma Hatfield. Mllnlyn Corwm, Martha Ball Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry, daughter, Albany (Published with permission) I I I A 55-year-old tong Bottom was Jatled overmght on a charge of aggravated burglary stelnftung from a Racme-area IOCtdcnt early thts mornmg Todd N Goode knocked on the door of tbe Penny Priddy res1dence on Apple Grove-Dorcas Road shortly after m1dmght then knocked open the door seae hmg for Billy Pnddy, accordmg to Metgs County SherIffs Dcp3rtmenl complamts He then went back outside and smashed the wmdows out" of Mr Pnddy's vch1cle, the complamts stated He was to -appear m Metgs County Court 1h1s mornmg A Mam Strecl, Tuppers Plams. home was d~ st royed m an early mornmg structure tire today The one-story lrame hou<e owned by Ruby M1ller was "a total loss" accordmg to a Tuppers Plams Volunteer Ftrc Department report Cause of the f11e was not deterrnmcd · A total ol almost 30 fircf1ghters lrom Tuppers Plams. Coolville. Chester and Pomeroy were summ oned around 2 45 a m and were on scene lor al:!,oullour and-a-half hours No lnJUnes were reported Hogs 'steady lo 50 cents lowe r But cher hogs 30 00-36 60 Caulc 50 <enls to I 50 lower Slaugh1er stee rs chotec 60 0066 85 se lect 50 00-62 00 Slaughter het[crs chotec 59 0065 75. select 50 00-62 00 Cows steady to I 00 lower. all cows 41 25 and down Bulls steady to 2 00 htgher. all bulls 52 00 and down Veal calves h1ghcr, cho1ce 137 50 and down · She~p & lambs 2 00 lowe r. chotce wools 81 00 and down, feeder lambs n/a , aged sheep 45 00 and down Looking for a Pet? ' Shop the CUISSIFIEDS and brush on !he n vcrh,mk d'l\ll :mother we ll lor the . w~ltcr wli.lc m ~.. " I .un sure we wtll do 1hc hcsl \\ e the m oney we h,I\C ' '• Firm scouts southern Ohio 'for new privately-run prison · Meigs l:·Ms logs 10 calls- COLUMBUS (AP) - hidlanaOhw d1rec1 hog pnces at selected buymg pomts Tuesday as prov1ded by the U S Departmeht of Agnculture Market News Barrows and gllts mostly I 00 h1gher demand moderate to good on moderate movement . US 1-2, 230-260 lbs country pomts 33 00-34 50. few 36 00. plams 34 00-36.00 US 2-3, 230-2(j() lbs 29 0032 50,2 10-230 lbs 27 00-29 00 Sows under 500 lbs I 00 h1gher. over 500 lbs mostly steady to 1 00 h1gher ·~u.7 s. -:-l_-::-3-;c;3oo: 4oo -,bs 22 oo24 00. 400-500 lbs 23 00-25 00. 500-600 lbs . 25.00-28 00. few over - 600 lbs 29 00-30 00 Boars. 17 00-19 00 · Est 1mated rcce1pts 34,000 Prices from Producers Livestock Association Hog market trend .'for T~esday 1 50 htgher Summary of Monday's aucuons at H111sboro and Creston , ol \ tJ CCh LOil (JilUC O UJ :o,U Ti.lLC V.,l ~T nnd sewer proJCCh contmuc to ge t more husmcs~cs !llto the \ 111 .1~C n.:pJ,ILC the pordl ,md tiU.: \J UI !! 11J t.: slauway to the SClOild noor o( \1\ Jafrc lull get new Chn sim.ts li ght s lnr the twp mcn.:lunt d1st ru.:ts t'Utthc trees Society to meet l.anu.:lcLI The Metgs County Genealogtcal Soc1ety wtll meet Tuesday 5 p m at Benefil dinner planned the Me1gs County Museum. Patty A sp.1ghctt t dmnc1 wtll hehcld Cook, pres1dcnt announced Top1cs 10 Sunday from 12 30.10 2 30 p m '" \he be dtscussed w1ll mclude Ftrsl Fam- Soulh Be1hcl Church St!ve1 R1d$c· Ihcs of Mctgs County. MFtgs Cou n- across hom Eastern Htgh School 10 ty CIVIl War Famtltes, Met{' Coun- benefil Roy and J.111c b tcp who ty-OhiO Btcentenmal Commlllce. recently lost th c1r home .mJ p osse~ markmg graves of Me1gs County Ear- stons 1n a ltre There will he n.o ly settlers, gencalugtcal Soucty qu,lr- charge for !he dmnc1 hu1 donatllll)s terly news letler geneal og ical work- will he dccc ptcd to d1rcctlv he nr i•' shops. and cemetery llsungs and the Estep fam1l y ' membership Anyone tnlcrested IS mv1ted to allend Eastern Boosters The regular monthl y mcctmg of ., Card shower planned the E 1stern Athle11c Booslers has Fnends of Marcta Keller have been rescheduled for Thursday. 7 planned a card shower lor her un her p m m !he alhlct iCd1rcc1or's of lice' al 90th btrthday Jan 20 Ca rd s may he the school All coaches and parcms of se nt to hc1 al 34842 Tuwnshtp Road athle1es arc urged 10 attend ' 382. Pomeroy Oh10. 45769 Corrections Country Ca ndles M1n crsvlllc Hymn sing set gr,md openm g w1ll continue t hrou~h A hymn smg wtll hc,hcld Sund.1y Fnday. I0-6 p m 7 p m at the South Bethel Nc" Tc, . tament Church on Stiver Rtdgc f ea ESC to meet turcd group w1ll he Remnant The Met g' Co unl y Govc rnmg Bo.11d ol the Educattonal Se rv1cc Dance to be held Ce nter will meel Jan 27 9 .1 m al the A round and square dance will he ESC ol flee In Pomeroy nlll at \) p Ill held Fnday. 8 lo II p m at the Lon g Bottom Commun1t y Bu1ldt ng Oulol Council to meet the Blue will be Ihe h.md wuh AllhUI R.1unc Village Counu l Wil l mee t Conant the ca ller In Ihe e1 cnt ol Wt.:dnoJ.i)' .11 7 p m .It the mun 1d1· snow or h1gh walcr !he dance wtll h,• p.ll hudd1ng COLUMBUS lAP) - A company s plan to build a seco nd pn vatc pnson m Oh1o for mmates lmm Washmgton DC has ,, l.twm.tkcr "omed " I don ' t w ant our state to he a campground for a bunch ol mm1 · nals ," sa1d Sen )l.ohcrt Hagan a Youngstown Democ1at 'The com Umts of the Me1gs Counly Emer- Dcpanmenl asSisted, 8 14 p m. Manuel Road, Letart pamcs sh tpptn g these oFfenders say 11 gency Mcd1cal Serv~ce recorded I 0 IS about c~.:unormc development hut calls for asmtan~e Monday Umt s Falls. Eva Lawson. VMH I0 33 p m . Lmcoln Hetghts. what 1t rcallv 1s ahout 1~ thc1r ct:o rcspondmg mcludcd Pomeroy. Hayman Barn11 z. VMH. · nom1c dcvcl~pmcnt CENTRAL DISPATCH The Watkcnhut CorrectiO n' 5 03 a m . High Street. Mtddle - Pomeroy squad asSisted Corp . of West Palm Bc.K h fl u s.ud pon. Paul Clarli. Veterans Memortal COLUMB IA TWPVFD 8 26 am . state Route 32, motor- Fnd ay that 1t was look mg at sue' m Hospllal. vehrclc acc1dcnt no InJunes reponed southeastern Oh10 fllr a rm .ucly 9 06 a m , Mount Olive Road , MIDDLEPORT Rcedsv1lle. El1 zabc1h Bartoe. VMH . 6 29 p m Powell Street, Lola MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB Reedsv~c sq uad asstsled,' PVH Kovalchik 12 5 p m . Slalc Route 7, Tuppers WILL START WINTER Plams ora Call oway. S1 Joseph's RUTLAND QUARTER BEGINNING 6 53 p m . Mount Un10n Road Memonal Hospnal Tuppers PIAtns Peggy Owensby. O'Bicness Memorsquad a ssis ted CLASSES ON THURS., JAN. 6 32 p,m . Fla1woods Road. Ial Hosp11al 1STH & TUES., JAN. 20TH SYRACUSE Pomeroy. molor-vchlclc acctdent 6 58 p m . Th~rd S1recl, Ntal DaVJd Vanlnwagcn . Holzer Medtcal AT CARLETON SCHOOL IN Ce nter, Chester Volunteer F1re Salser HMC) Today's livestock report mcnt 111 both Gc~cr.l ll-lartm~e l P.u~ and D<1w D1les Park We need 111 redp the m101 golf ~.:n u rse pa ve 1.1 numtri Meigs announcements Man jailed on burglary .charge Tuppers Plains fire probed 8 ' ' A Pomeroy man "was IOJUred m a one-vch1cle acctdent Monday on County Road 26 (Flatwoods). the Galha-Me1gs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported Dav1d Vanlnwagen, 18, 3!i788 Flatwoods Road, was transported from the scene of the 6 44 p m crash lo Holzer Med1cal Center by the . Me1gs EMS He was later treate~~ released for a stramed neck and a contuSIOn to the nght shin, pnal spokesperson satd Deta1ls on the aectdent, wh1ch occurred m ChcsterTownsh1p, were mcomplete today The r~port md1cated Vanlnwagen 's ptckup truck was shghJ!y damaged, and the dnver wa~CJted for fa1l~re to control continued rrom page 1 ~.;an w1th An mvesugatton mto a mystenous fire on the nverbank m Syracuse IS contmumg Accordmg to Robert Byer, Dtrector of Emergency Servtces. ht s department, along wtth mmmg reclamatiOn offic1als and the Syracuse Volunteer Ft(e Department, have mvesugated the source of smoke on the bank near Bndgeman Street and have determmed that the smoke 1s the result of a two-month Qld brush fire at the site of an old slate dump or coalloadmg fac1hty It was thought that the fire m1ght be an underground coal mme fire , Byer smd. but the coal mmmg tunnels m Syracuse are 10 the Rust1c Hills area, rather than on the nver Byer sa1d thai mvcsugators behcve that the mmg nver caused mcreascd smoke from the fire, and that h1s department IS contmumg to monttor the sue · One-vehicle crash injures driver Nial Salser lf the slogan fits, why not ~ear. it? ,A,. __ - • IColumbus 136° I Showers T-storms Ram I A GallipoiH man laces stx crirrunal cffiirges after an tnctdent m Mtddleport on Satutday n1ght Aceordmg tO Pol1ee Chtef Bruce Swtft, James Wn ght of Galhpohs allegedly rammed mto a vehtcle owned by Max Wtlson on Ratlroad Street m Mtddleport, whtle the vehtcle was parked m Wtlsbn's dnveway Wtlson's car then struck Wtlson's mobtle home , causmg damage to the extenor, and broke two natural gas hnes Swtft s~that Columbta Gas of Ohw and Herald Otl and Gas were called along tlh the Mtddleport Ftre Department m response to the leak Swtft satd that the mauve and Circumstances surroundmg the mctdent are unclear at thts ume , Wnght ts charged wnh DUI. reckless operauon , aggravated tre spasstng, cnmmal damagmg. and two counts of assault on an officer The latter two charges relate to an attempted attack on Mtddleport Pohce Department Patrolmen Ryan Bearhs and B11l G1 lkey Wnght w1ll appear tn Meigs County Court on the charges IMansfteld 133" I• Is capital case reflect bias? .· q ne1ther would Campbell,. the man who succeeded h1m and who vowed that the contravema! measure would pass "over his Moller & Anderson dead bod) ." lnd1an advocates m and out of CongresS had also been f1ghtmg the measure for months Reahzmg the battle was already lost -- and that a tloor fight would tmpenl the enttre appropnauons b1ll -- Gorton caved m and agreed to drop the prov1s1on m exthange for a prom1se that he could hold heanngs oh the JSsuc th1 s spnng Now. wnh a new sesston of Congress JUS! around the corner. Gorton ts set to cont 1nue a crusade !hat he launched nearly 30 years ago as attorney general 10 h1 s home state of Washmgton Gorton has made 11 hJS miSSion to rewnte federal lndtan pohcy -- an effort that usually puts h1m at odd wnh tnbal !cadets lnd1an off1ctals believe Gorton's ..PA\~~FA~R A 1994 commiSSIOn on entnlcmcms couldn '1 settle on a _form ula, ns chatrmcn tned Ihemselves, propo>~ng hills lo lim n cost of hvmg mcreases By Sara Eckel and to grad ually mcrcase the age of lull cligt_hthty to 70 If Ihe death penalty could ever be A year ago. an adv1sory l:OJTlffii\SIOn su~gcstcd options Without 'ctthng: JUStified . 11 would appear to he m qn one. agrcemg only 1ha1 some S<~~:tal Secunty money should be 1nvcstcd !hiS case The killer murdered two 10 the stock market for mcrcascd mcomc There was no consensus on how people by bludgeomng them wnh a much or how 10 raiSC 11 p1ckax The murderer never dcmed C lmton ·~ cconomK ad"1scrs '•') h..: 1s ~mmmucd to Soctal Sccuruy hav1ng commlltmg thc~c cnmcs and ref orm and has told !hem to look lor Ihe most effectl\e way to get 11 done even reported fcclmg a sexual surge House Speaker Newt Gmgnch sa td It should begm wnh a new comnm- while stnk10g the hlows. swn one that would rcp1 cscnt the three gcncr~tt iOf\s ot Amcncans atlc~.:tcd And mdccd the defendant m thi s now and lalcr c.tse was sentenced 10 demh But 14 years later. !here arc man y who now say that tillS killer's hfe should be Barry's World sp.~red Calls to overturn the death sentence ol Inmate 777 of the Mountam Ytcw Un1t m Gatesvtlle. Texas h.11 e b;,en heard Ihruughnut the n.111on Even more tnterestmg ts the un~sual miX ol people who arc calhng lor mercy -- a group that mcludes a SJster ol one of the vtc tllns . a lormcr JUror on the Lase. and tclc' .mgchst Pal Rohert>on "I thmk cnmpa-sJOn ,hould overrule the so-called sense of JUSIICe ·· Rohenson told the TV news program · 60 Mmutcs · " There's a cer- • ~------~~~~4 .Gorton aims to end Indians' suit immunity. The Daily Sentinel • Page~ 3 ---Local briefs-___, Wednesday, Jan. 14 ' The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio (lWOcd pn 11on wllh :lhout I. ~DO hcds !"he iC'Ic\d,tnd ) Pl.11n Dc.tlcr leportcd lor .1 '> lmy S.uurd.ty 1 A \\'~Kkcnhut t:\l'l Ul l\ c l l..'~.:t: n tl\ \ 1'-I!Cd Hcx:kmg Ath ens .md PerrY l..il Uilll ~" 'lOU\ In _:! l 11r .1 ~')() .IUL' .., IIC Ilk· lh.' V. ' fl·IJlt.:r "~uJ TITANIC .c)OASMI .., . . . _ _ , 1 JD Oo\l.Y SYRACUSE AT 6:00.P.M. lor More lnlorm11tion ,,, 992·6839· TAX BOOKS ARE OPEN FOR THE 1998 TRAILER TAXES. DEADLINE Will BE FEBRUARY 2, 1998. AFTER THIS DATE A PENALTY WILL APPLY. : Tax Levy On House Trailers All owners of house tra1ler s havmg a status 1n RESPONSIBILITY OF HOUSE TRAILER the State of Oh1o and subject to the tax as prov1ded above MUST reg1ster such traoler w1th OWNERthe County Audtlor on or pnor lo lhe date the tax IS due and payable TRANSFER- OPERATOR OF A HOUSE TRAILER COURT - Upon lhe transfer ol ownership ol a house tr'luler the cert1flca•e '*' as lo such 1ra1ler shall exptre. and lhe ortgtnal owner shalltmmed1ately re'Tiove such cert11ica1e from the trailer Every operator of a house tratler court or park of every owner of property used lorvwch purpose when !here ts no operator shall keep a regtster of all house tra1lers whtch make use ol lhe court, park, or property HOWARD E. ·FRANK, MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER ., �Sports· • The Daily Sentinel Page4 Tuesday,January13,1998 Southern gir'ls ·get past Trimble 43-36 By SCOTT WOLFE $entlnel Correspondent The Southern Tornadoes w11h Slood a laic Tnmblc rally lo defeallhc Tomcws 43 36 Monday mghl al Soulhern H1gh School dunng g1rls varsny baskelball acuon Soulhern 1s now 2 7 and 2 S '" lhc league while Tnmble IS I 9 and 0 8 Semor Cynlhm Caldwell led lhe wmners wllh 14 pomls and e1ghl sleah while Kun Sayre had c1gh1 pomls and l1vc ass1>ls Jenny Fnend tddcd seven Kun lhlc five Ka11c Cummms live .md 1wo c1ch !rom Pa11y L.twrcncc and Enca Arnoll Trunbk was led by Bobb1 Lcnl w11h 14 Amber S~> 12 Kryslal Weaver lour Roh1n Sullen four and two Irom K1m Gufley In a comrolled pauern game Soulhnn look a 9 6 l1r>l penod lead hchmd !he shoolmg ol Caldwell Southern h td a balanced allack 1111he second pcnod gcumg goals lrom C.1ldwcll Fncnd and !hie en mule to takmg a 25 14 lead all he half The Tornadoes pushed onward 10 a 38 22 1h1rd pen od lead bul Tn ble lurncd up the w1ck laic 1n game and oulscored Southern 14 S gomg down !he metch to ugh ten 1he score and lhc hnal 43 36 Soulhern agmn had a cool shoo! mg mgh1 h111mg 12 42 o'cralllrom Ihe lloor for 29 perc en! (I 0 32 lwos and 2 I0 lhrccs) was 13 21 Irom Ihe hnc Wllh 22 rebounds (Sayre 5 Fnend 8) tnmblc hll 16 43 Irom 1hc lloor and 2 6 at 1hc l1nc w11h 30 rebounds (Lent 7 S1x 7) SuUihern had 20 steal s (C.IIdwcll 8) e1gl11 amsls (S.1yro 5) 14 turnovers 16 fouls and no blocks Tnmhle had 23 turnovers and 20 fouls Soulhcrn won lhc reserve g tmc 32 28 led hy Healher Da1ky wllh 14 and Ka11e Cumm1ns w11h e1gh1 Soulhcrn goes 10 Easlern Thurs day lor an 1mpor1an1 league game Ouarter llllllh Tnmble 6 8 8 14=36 Soulhern 9 16 13 5=43 Southern Cynlhm Caldwell4 2 0= 14 Jenny Fnend 2 0 V7= 7 Knn Sayre 2 0 4/4=8 Knn !hie 0 5/8=5 EncaArnoll I 0 0=2 Pany Lawrence I 0 011=2 Totals . 12 2 13/21=43 Tr1mble• Bobh1 Len! 7 0 Oil= 14 Weaver 2 0 012=4 K1m Gul Rob1n Suuon 2 0 0=4 213= 12 Totals 17.o. Meigs tallies 70-39 win over Wellston By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent Me1 gs oulscurcd Wcll swn 11 13 1n !he second and lhtrd penods en roule lo a 70 39 wm over the Lad) Rockels 1n g~r l s TVC baskclball acuon Monday cvcn1ng .11 Mc1g' H1gh Schools Ltrr) R Mornson Gymnds rum T~e w1n g1ves the L td y M .~r.•ud ers a 5 I m ~ rk 1n the Oh1o DIVISIOn and a 6 2 m.1rk overa ll Well ston drops to 1 5 1111he Oh1o DIVISI On tnd 3 6 overall The Lady Ruckel' pl1yed the host close m !he f1rs1 penod w11h 1he Marauders hold1ng a 13 9 edge MeliSsa Werry led Me1 gs mlhe pen od wuh e1gh1 po1n1 s Ca nssa Ash added l1 ve for Mc1gs For Wellston MIndy I edch score d se,cn 1n !he pcnod In lhc secund pcnod lrc sh m m Amher Y1n1ng exploded lor nutc poml s and Brooke Wll h.11n' added SI X as Me1gs out scpred Well ston 19 8 Ia lake .1 12 17 le 1d nl o the lock er room 11 h.tll ll me The M.~raudcrs 1n the thud pcnod had a 14 5 seun ng td v mt.tge and look " command mg 46 22 1ead he td mg mto lhc IJnal pcnod The M "1uders closed out the seonng '" lhc fourth penod "llh ol 24 17 sconng adv 1n1 1gc to post the 70 39 w1n Canss 1Ash had the hot h md lor Coach Ron Log.tn s L.1d1es 1n the lourlh pCIIOd Wllh ClgJII )lOiniS C.tn d.1cc Robcncll e 1ddcd n111e lor Well slon m lhc pcn od Ash led Ill scorers v.uh 16 pmnts V1nmg ton tmucd her line pity Is the lrcshman scored 15 Wcrr) added I0 BEHIND-THE-BACK PASS- The Cleveland Cavaliers Wesley Person (nght) ftres a behmd-the-back pass after f1ndtng the seam tn Utah's defense 1n the first quarter of Monday ntght's NBA con_!est ~~a it Lake C1ty, where th'! Jazz won 106·99 (AP) Globetrotters play Jazz beat Cavaliers 20,000th contest 106-99; Bucks, in Indiana gym T-wolves also win once bullhree 11mes before a 11a11011 By RICK CALLAHAN WOLCOTT lnd (AP) - The ally televiSed aud1cnce of about I0 m1llion ESPN2 v1ewcrs Harlem Globelrollers are sull crowd I was a lillie embarrassed bul I plcasers even afler 72 years on lhe though! I II probably never have !hal road wllh the same bag of tncks chance ngam M1llcr sn1d sheepiSh Thai was ev1den1 Monday n1gh1 as ly aflerward while her husband the amhassadors of baskelballlook to frowned 1he hardcourl for lhw 20 0001h Walchmg the speclaclc from lloor game flllmg a norlhern lnd1ana h1gh school gymnaSium beyond tis 3 37 1 seats was Elotsc Saperstein lhc daughlcr of Glohclrollcrs cro.llor and capacity even on a raw n1gh1 of freez longl1mc owner lhc !ale Abc Sapcr mg ra1n and ~ now Th1s IS as packed as 11 s ever slem An English 1ffi m1granl 1urned been wuhout a doubl Denny S11tz cnlcrpmmg Ch1cagoan he began Tn.Counly H1gh School s athle11c coachmg the learn m 1926 m111ally d~reclor shouted above 1he dm of duhbmg Ihem The S,IVOY fiVC (!he h1p hop mus1c and eha11enng fans !cam adopled 11s currenl momker around 1930) Whal followed was vmtage Glo On Jan 7 1927 the !cam played bclrollers razzle dazzle lnck shols and shck ball handling a1med al before lis first paymg aud1ence 300 transh<mg 1he1r perennial foes the- people ala h1gh school1n HmckiC) New York Na11onals- succe>Sors of Ill Years ol harns1orm1ng loll owcd the equally hapless Washmglon Gen w1th lhe Globelrollcrs play1ng local erals ~s usual the Glohctrotlcrs In all slar teams five ntghls 1week ncar umphed snarmg an 85 62 wm thai ' ly every week ol the year pushed lllCir overall record 10 19 668 To spare hiS pl.tycrs the wear ,md 312 lear .md aurae! puhlicll) S 1pcr>t01n In he! ween the mesmcrmng shols deviSed the Globe! rollers 11 ldcm,~rk and slc1gh1 ol hand the Gloh1es diS slylc ol pl1y played 1hc1r trademark wacky wm The mtxture ol tnck shot lriiSirv edy humdmlmg !he lluslercd rei 4md downmg w 1s ~~ hit 1n Great launung !he aud1encc w11h a huckel DepressiOn cr.1 Amcm:.t eve n tiH1 ugh ol Jt.: c walcr - or 1s 11 L:on i C'IIJ' the !';amc adnunng all \.\hll'.: i.lUdt and sashay1ng tway Wllh a purse ~.:nccs somctun cs turned thctr ha~.: ks plucked Irom a woman s Side on !he !cam oubtdc the courl For dec 1dcs !he GlohclrollcrsMonday n1 gh1 !hal wom,m was Sharon M1llcr 29 ol ne trby like their !clio" hltck Amcnc '"' Ch,tlmers lnd Alter wa1ch1ng her oltcn ~.:ouldn I get s~.:rvcd .11 r..:st IU purse make the rounds ol the court r.mls .mu some tunes lound 11 nnpos M1ller a sc1cncc teacher al the Slhic to lmd lod~1ng on the ro 1d Sull by 19W lhc Globcll< llcl\ school was led onto !he floor hy 6 lool 6 GlobclroUer Paul Gal lney lor .md thctr theme song Sw\.:t.:l Gcor gt ~l Brown were so wL:! I known th 11 ·a dance Then Gal fn e) conv1nccd M1ller they n;u: tvcd th..:tr llrst In\ till Jon to to plan! a kiSs on hts swemy lace not (Ste (,LOBEl ROllERS on Page 5) .., No. 15 New Mexico downs CSU 78-64 FORT COLLINS Colo (AP)"No 15 New Mex1co a loser to Wy om1ng Ins! weekend was dclcr m1ned to keep Colorado Slate Irom pullm g oil .mother upscl We got ourse lves hack on track New Mex1co coach Dave BliSs satd allcr Monday n1gh1 s 78 64 '1c!Ory as lorw 1rd Kenny Thoma> l1mshcd Wllh • • 23 po1ms and 10 rebounds • Kenny Thomas was defin11ely ~ the Kenn y Thomas ol old and we had sterli ng play from everybody el se !on We were able to get our dclcnsc set We shot well enough 10 h.tvc them 1h1nk IWIC< aboul usmg - the lone de lcnsc •• The Lobos ( 12 2 overall 2 I 1n ! the Western Athlctu.: Conference ) • shOI 52 perccnl Irom the ltcld wh1lc !he R.nm ( 12 2 I I) managed 30 6 ~ percent The loss snapped CSU's I0-!l\Lme wrn nrng streak second longest m school h1s1ory You can sec why they are !he lavontc 10 wm the diVISIOn CSU coach Slew Momll sa1d They d1d a grea~ JOb houncmg back aflcr los mg (58 55) 10 Wyommg They were focuse~ di>clplmed and showed why they were ranked G1ve New Mex1co alllhe cred 11 !hey played a greal game • New Mex1co used a 10 2 run to grab a 12 4 lead and the Rams got : .. • • : • " • : • • no t:lo:;cr thlm :-. u pomts tlu.: r~.:st ul lhc w ty 1n lhc n1gh1 s only g.nnc mvolvmg a Top 25 team Other Lohos scon ng m douhlc l1g urcs were Ro)ce Olney Wll h 21 pomls Clayton Sh1 eld s With 13 md Lamont Long \\llh 12 In lhctr firstlelcviSed game ulthc season Ihe Rams slruggled under the spolilghl Everyone w ts hounl:mg nil th~.: walls bel ore !he game There was no lack ol exc1 1cmcn1 or ol ell on s nd CSU forward Mall Barnoll who played all but one mu•ute despnc sui lcnng a d~>localed lmgcr '" the Ins! hall II was a new expcncncc lor us and we JUS! d1dn I respond wcH The Lobos looked l1ke >elcr.m' II seemed like they knew a lot ol our play s and we never d1d ge l mlo a rhylhm on ollensc sa1d CSU guard Jameel Mahmud who led !he Rams Wllh 13 poml s When )OU play a learn as good as !hey arc you can I d1g yoursell a hole and expect Ia come bac~ lrom 16 18 po1n1s down Thm was the besl road game we vc played all year •a1d Olney who scored 18 of hiS 21 po mts m the I '1hough1 !he besl second hall lhtng we d1d was show our d1Sc1pl1ne We never d1d gel rallied by thw runs By The Assoc~&ted Press Afrcr a slugg rs h slclrt thr ~ sc~t so n lhe U!ah Jazl arc pl1ymg hke tllle ctmtcndcrs 1glun U!ah cxlcndcd 11s w1nn1ng slrcak t O a SC J SO O hrgh SC \t.:n g llllC S hy healing !he Cleve land Ca ' ahe" I06 99 Mond.ty nt ghl The Jazz lc 1d the Mtdwcs t Dt vt sron wrth d 24 II rec( rd one gcunc heucr lh In Ihey were al the' same stage last sc ason crl route to t fran chiSc hcst64 IR mark tnd lhw l1rs1 Western Conlcrencc champ10nsh1p We rc not at the porn! we were 0 \Crall last )C lf hut we rc gcltang !here Bryon Ru ssel l '"'d We have the leadersh ip and the malunlv LU overcome some ol the ncga uve thmgs that h.1ppen Jell Horn.1cek scored 23 pmnls on 10 ol 14 shootmg John Stoc klon had 22 pomt s and 12 ISSISI' md K 1rl M done had 19 po nt s mJ 11 rebounds " Utah hundcJ CIC\e l.md lis lhtrd , 1r.11ght lo" In some arc ts olkn sr\ cly wc TC pl1yJng much hctkr (t h m l tst sc.: ;.~ son) c<>.Kh JCII ySiolllsll d We have murc uptn>n s .mU \H rc usu tl Jy more p.111en1 Cleveland led by one p01n1 "llh I 52 lell hut Ru sse ll lui 1 three pomlcr and M 1lonc m.tdc I\\O lrcc lhrow s tn pulthc hu up 96 '-12 Ru s se ll then hrt uwtlu.: r th ree pomtt.:r to clinch lhc '1ctory lor U11h wh~eh wns X lor 10 I ro m thn.:t.: porn! ran ge ThC) never he 11 thenhclves C.IV, co.tch M1ke Fr ll cllo s ud They rc J gr~.: 1t tc dm md thcv know \vh,ll IO do de wn lhc ' lrctc h Zydrun lS Ji g Jusk iS rost~.:d t.:a rccr hr ghs wrlh 26 pnrnt " ~mJ 17 rchou nth lor I he C 1" Ehc\\hcrc 1n the I><BA 11 \\ ts Ne w Jersey IOH Toronto 100 Mm ncso11 lin Golden Stile K7 Mil " 1u~ c e 1111 L<" Angeb Clipper, 'I~ 1nd S.1c r 1111cn1o Y6 l'h<Jcn1x YO T1mb.rwulvcs 101 Warnor> 87 K t.:v Tn G lrn ~.: t\ suH~.:d21 po ult s 1s Mrnn L:-.t l l l 1 al lau.l to he 11 Go iJcn Eastern girls ~own Waterford 57-47 Stale Chcroh e P 1rks 1ddcd 14 pomls as the Wolves won lor th e c1ghth 11mc 111 I0 game s and moved three games over 500 ( 19 16) lor only the llurd trmc m tc.tm h1story Donyell Marsh.1ll 'cored 19 pmnls lor the Warnors who h 1vc lost scv en slratght and lcll 10 2 16 on !he road Nets 108, Raptors 100 Kerry K111les scored 1se.~>on l11 gh 3 1 pmnls as New Jersey snapped 1 lour g.unc road loSing stre 1k Sherman Dougi.IS 11llmg m lor Eas1c1 n pulled ''" •Y Irom ,, 1S 211 hall11me lead tnd e<l.lslcd to ,, 57 47 Tn Valley Conk renee Hock m,z D1v1 sron "''"ov er the W11crJord Wddcats Monday n1gh1 1n gills \,lrslly h.ts kelt> 111 "11on .11 Watcrlo1 d Easlcrn (51) ' l.lrlcd out slow tnd ffiO\ Cd loa IS po1n1 lc.1d allhe h.tll InJUred start\.:r Sam Ca~scll dl pomt hy go mg to 1 1 1 2 w ne 1n tn ellorl gu.trd had 15 tsSisls and 16 p<'mls 10 slop Watcrlord s outSide shoolmg lor Nrw Jersey Kendall Gill Kc11h E.tslcrn rolled lo" 17 9 111 ' ' pc1"'d Van Horn and Jayson Willi ams c.1ch lead .tnd led 15 20 .11 the h.1ll Aller three 10und' E "tern led 41 scored 18 pomt s lor the Nets 34 as W11crlmd '1 f>l 1111dc 1 mild D.unon Stc ud umrc scored I Y comeh 1ck allcmp l pornts lor the R~trt ors who h.lVc lost E tstcrn v. 1:-. kd hy J c:-is r ~. : ~t Br m 16 ol lhCir I 1'1 17 homo g nnes non wtt h 22 pomts wh de Vd lt.:r l~.: • Bucks 110, Chppers 95 AI M1lw tuk cc Glenn Rob1nson K.trr h.1d 16 .md S1cph.m1c Ev 1n' 11 sL OII;d 33 pomts .md Er v111 John son as ' thc only~ 1glcs to hit douhh: lr g set .sc.1so n hrghs Wi th 21 rebounds urcs W.nerlofd w Is led h) L"" Milmr .md 20 pomt s 1o lead the Buck s over with I 5 pornh .and K~llr n 1 Grn: tll: Los Ang:c lcs had 10 R,ty Allen tdded 21 poulls lm Ihe f' ISICrn hll 21 ~11 lor 1X'/, 1'\ 21 Bucb who ht~ vc won \lA O su ngll t at th e line lo1 65'1r 1n d h td 14 g 1111es lor the l1rst time: ~rnu.: l.ll c rebounds (H.1yn11n Ill Br.mn"n ~ Novemhcr Kurr 9) EHS h 1d 1"' block> (K.n, L tmond Murr ty 'Lored 20 pomls for lhc Clippers will ie Rodney 2) nmc sic tis (M tylc 1 H tym.m I) Rogers .md M.IUIICe r.,ylor each h.lll I h turnovers 14 '"'ts ts (H ty mm 7 19 Kmgs 96, Suns 91l At S u.: r nncnto M1t ~.: h R1Lhnwnd sum::d 14 ol l11 o,; 1') .Pt llfll'i 111 We Give Mature Drivers, Home Owners and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings. the I:1UIIh qu.rrtt.:l md mtdc .1 hli! JLI~.:n ' " ' pl1y '"the km ~s r tilled to he II the Phoc ux Suns Richm ond hlue kcd Rn Ch tp n1.1n s three p01n1 111cmp1 rclllc Vc d the b Ill 1nd p '"cd Ill T1nq Ahdul W1had lor ,, dunk th.ll put S 1er1 menlo ahc 1d lJ2 ~6 wrth 2lJ sccontb Our slaliSIICS show !hal mature dnvers and home owners have fewer and less costly losses than other age groups So tl s only latr to charge you less for your msurance Insure your home and car w1th us and save even more w1th our spec1al mutltHlOiiil:y diSCOUnts f C illllll lllg_ Cnrll ss WtlllllllSOil lrnJshcLi wllh 25 po1nh and Mlch.tel Stew 1r1 h 1d 1 h1gh 19 r~.:hou nd .., lor S tLr 1 menlo whKh won lor th~.: filth l l llll.: 1!1 srx g 1111~.: -s Clrll Rohrn ..,D n il:J th~.: Suns wllh 21 pomt -.; <.:~m..:u Southern freshmen get by Trimble 37-35 The Southern lreshm 10 baskcth Ill IC,Itn won ol d1 llllaiiC 37 1'\ lnumph mer the Tmnhlc fom cats Mon(lay on _,, long JUmper hy Br.mdon Hdl wllh three s~.:~.:on d s r~.:mam rn g Eastern !railed Ill I Iller the l1rs1 pcrmd then pull ed to IX 12 .11 lhe hall hchmd the scunn g of Joey Sand' Easlcrn oul scorcd Tnmbl c 14 9 m !he llmd penod to tr ul by JUSt one 27 26 then went up hy seve n pmnt s Wll h 2 15 lcfl m the game L1s1crn turn ovc1~ put the game on the Ime and Ltrr) Young 11 cd 11 lor Tnmblc w11h 35 seconds Jell Soul h ern ra n the cloc k down lor a los! shot and won on H1ll s JUmper Hill led the learn Wll h 13 pomts all commg 1n !he second hall <;: h td Hubbard added I I p01n1s gomg 7 8 at Ihe li ne and several key rebounds while Joey Sand• added e1gh1 mclud Br.mnon 5) .md 16 loui s w.ucrlord hll 17 74 2 4 threes hnd w.IS 7 11 al the lin e w1th 24 rebounds (Skmner X) They had 12 slctls (Mdncr4) nmc.ISstsls(MIIncr 4) .md had I~ louis W.Halord won the rcs~.:rv c g.1mc 41 14 led by Kcll1 Yarmcr w11h 12 tnd Ashley Jonc' c1gh1 wh1le E lSI ern s Jul1 Bailey clocked 1n Wllh Io .md Healhcr Mora c1ght Easlcrn hosls Soulhcrn Thursday Quarter totals 17 IX X 14=17 Eastern 9111411=47 W.tlerlnrd Eastern StephaniC Ev.111s 4 0· S/6= 11 Valcnc Karr 7 0 2/2/= 16 Juh Huym.tn I 0 0/2=2 Jess Bran non 7 0 X/11=22 Knn M 1ylc 2 0 012=4 Totals 21·0·15/23=57 Waterford D.mcue Arnold 1 0 013 =6 Lon M1lncr 4 2 1/ 1=15 Al1 u1J-luck 2 10=7 K.llnnaGreenc 4 212- IIJ fnuc1 Sk1nnc' 2 0 'i/7=9 Totals 17-2-7/13=47 j By DAN SEWELL ATLANTA (AP) - The nse '" youlh gamb lm:J and campus book makmg also means an mcreased lhreat 10 college sporls, experls warned NCAA col lege adm 1n1Sira tors There's polenual for bnhcry or ex1or11an to at(ect the ou1come ol the game smd Thomas French a New York based FBI superviSory spectal agent There sa vulnerab1hty !here to be compromiSed French and a former mobsler dcscnhed how alhlelcs are lured 1010 giVIng gamblers ms1de mlorma110n or poml shavmg and lhrowmg g.tmcs dunng a workshop Monday al lhc NCAA conventiOn Gambhng al a young !C¥el from whal I m seemg 1s bceommg a lol more prevalenl " sa1d M1chael Franzese a caplaln 1n the Colombo cnme fam1ly who broke from lhe mob m the laic 1980s wh1le sen'mg A.llanltt Ot\'ISion ~ L .................... 2\ 20 II loli 16 19 17 RNER :.~. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY Auto-Owners Jra,ura(cce Lffe Home Car Bustness n. 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Orleans produtcd a 7 9 record He w,15 selected Ihe NFL co 1C h of lh< year '" 1987 when !he Sa ull s had a fr anchise record nrn ~.: game u tnmng slrcak and posled lhe NFL' second best re cord at 12 3 It "'" the S unts frrst '"mnmg s~.:aso n m hht ory N i 1I C<1r111 n N..:wm mllll M1ll1~ tn Ill) Ccm Ark msas 1'12 Mm U Tor Wonl(n Ml Chmllm Brother~!{) Hcnticrst 11 S1 fl9 03 v tt.l ~t lll !17 UNC Gn!cnsht rn 7, Ddtt .Si 72 Ark M tltu lln 71 Vul!lllll (JIJ Vu~ uu 1Tc ~.: h ~~ W ( trul n t6'i W til t rd 'i4 Wt lhm & M try !{l NtvyM WESl ERN CONFERENCE Southw~st \ k n 1 fn. 1 117 S Ar~ 11 ~H Sl Ok l lltrn Kl Sllt~&Arl m . l 7' Soulh C 1mrbcll 7_. IJdn o n• 60 Cent l-1omJ 1 7:'\ G~ntcn try oli' C tat.ld 64 Ct II o l ChurleSio n 6' 676 t-.hlwmkH 110 I A (hlflt.r~ J'i Ur ~tiOh L1 EVELANDIJ9 St rttll:tlt J!J Jlh ~~.:m'Jf) RutiQnd Bottle Gas JIM MORA Globetrotters ... /\ltb tm t A&M 9 1 Cltrl All11tt 1?X Alahnm 1Sl .6-' I c.\ 1s S 1u1hnn ~J Rdmom Ah~)' KO Ct k(r 66 *** surance ServJces organ~zauon wmnmg coach 1n !he old USFL and !he and lor me We a1 New Orleans was a maJOr fac10r'" wcren t as good " fool hall !cam hiS selectiOn ~1nce 92 as we had been earlier I Most pl ayers arc gomg 10 Sa) chose lo reSign I fe lt lithe tunc thai thiS gil\1 has been here He s won 11 was !he nghl thm g to do I sui! Pol ~an sa1d He doesn 1 have to 1h1nk 11 was the nght 1h111 g to do prove htmsc ll to anybody When he Jell the Sam Is Mor.t had I m nol whm ) ou call a pla)cr s Ihe lon•c'l !enure "11h one Icam of coach Mora sa1d I m nol gomg lo any coach 111 maJor pr•>k ssl<l na l be buddy budd) "lih them but I sport s really thmk 11 IS 1mpor1an1 1ha1 you Mo(a co mes 111 ou 1organ1111 1on are able 10 commun1cate wllh your w11 h a pro\Cn trac k record of sue guys ccS> Poh,•n sn1d He helped P"' Tim IS somc1h1ng I ve learned ducc a decade of necl lcncc over 1he years and J vc become a lol Pol1an s nd Moro " '' n 1 on 111 , beuer alii Jnlll.ti iiSI as a pros peel Mora 62 becomes 1he second I d1dn t ~'""' he "as Interested oldesl NFL coach behtnd Balumorc 1n lcavmg broadc '' 1111 0 Poll"' 'ad Ravens coach Ted March 1broda who When I heard he m1;ht he ullel c'l was replaced by Jnfanlc afler gUidmg ed I 2"C l111n 1call He "1> the onl v the learn 10 !he AFC lllle game 10 proven wmncr I co nsidered 1995 Mom and Pollan be_ 111 diScuss m' 1 thmk the year and a half off was , the JOb on Thursd ' Y 111d the coac h probably good for me Mora said smd he d1dn I tell Ill ) one other th 1n One of !he problems 1s maybe 10 hiS w1fe he n11~ h1 he 11 k111 • the JOh thts busmess you can slay someplace unul Sunday Mor.t coached the S"' n" Irum 100 long The last IWO or lhrce years 10 1986 96 compll1ng 1 91 78 record Ne" Orleans "ere toughel years 111 that makes h11n the w1nmngcq co 1eh They re g01ng to bnng embarrass pl.1y on lorc 1en sorl 1n M ~.:xlul rn proh.:ssrnn 1l A m ~: 11 ~ 111 ~po.rl\ 1 h~ a 1996 NCAA sponsored survey ol doscs t Lompclltnr 1s th L Clw.. 1go DIVISion I men's basketball and fool menl to your umverslly In the nc 1rl y 'i i X Jet: H.J~o:s sl nL~: th~..: ball pl,1yers mdtcated that as many as He urged colleges Ia 1111kc sure Glohctrolle" h 1\c pltvcd helore 111 Cuh' whn 'c pl.tycd 17 ~7X l "'" ' 25 percent bel on college sporls and 1he1r coac hes adtmmslrators and esllm lied I!XI 1111ll11n1 pe ople 111 114 lrom IK76 to the pre,clll nearl y 4 percenl bel on 1hc1r own secunly officers arc aware ol lhe countnt.:s Along th~.: w 1\ !>.Oil ll.: ot Wink the Globetrollcr' he\J 'Y sp Inned the 19)(1, 10 the I~ 7 11, Ihe l~am s polenttal problems and lo meet w11h thCir mor~.: I tmous pll} ct-. - ~c H.l The NCAA has laken a sland police Ia leatn ahout unsavory ch.tr owl ark Lemon (j Hl'L I 1tum Swn.::l llJX().., Witnessed thu r dcll rth.: B~ 19'11 .H tend.mce htd slumped 01 agamsl all sporls gambltng legal and acters and pl .tccs lor alh lcles 10 walcr Chiton lnm 10 J 1ck' >n bct:i.nnc huusd1u h.J n.rm~.: s Illegal and has Increased cduca110n avotd 1wo 1l11rd' to 1hou1 (!()() 111111 "h~c Thw 20 IMK) g lilie s n c untouched revenues d10ppcd be low ~ I 0 1111 II" li1 ellorls and loughened pcnaiiiCS There should be zero lolcrancc Saum urged Monday thai coaches and olher coll ege sports othcmls ..J:<C~o!!!Jnl~m.!!l:ue:!!.d~troi!!!mwr:.!!lagl!i.c.:t.4)L___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:.... refratn from d1scussmg pomt spreads lunn ~ 1 h~.:\ II 11\' 1ys I L' lunn )~"" But '" 199J Mann1c J.lckson ,, L:ourt humor ' Franzese and French an FBI S1n1111 s ud Bullhe Glnhetrollels 111 1 111 1ppc I former Globelrollcr turned Honey agenl lor nearly 30 years who pro )Ill:-. )L II thl ( d l h Lll\lll l '\ wi)P motes gambltng awareness, smd 1he well execuuve purch.ISed the tc.1111 - l.m11ly onenlcd lun - tent""' n IW h I Vt.; l\\0 IO U! Ill ._ k 1111 .., l '"it growmg na110nal .1Vatlabli11y and and began cngmeenng 1he1r reh<Jund un~.:hlm gcJ h :-. ~ uuJ Lk 111 tun l fl)SS IOL: th ~_: ~ [Oh\.: I.: X) \.ll 1\11.:11 Jackson 1hc hrsl Alnc.tn Amen Th.H :-; wlhll p~.;op k w mt " 11Ll J td .1cccpt mcc ol gamhhns - along J tll Cl' ol 2 '; mtll u n p~.. 1 pl 11 Ihell son wtth 1hc affluence of mimy Sludents can owner of 1 prulcssron tl sport s 250 g unc s 71 nl ~ell~eh " 'II he Harold Smllh ol R ~..: lh scl ll'r lnd learn ha> upd.ucd !he le 1111 rcpl1c - has mcrensed lhe campus prob \)UhiJL N< >llh AlllLII L l tng canned muSi c Wllll 1 htp hop agrees HL' hw u~ht hts \\lk IIHI L\\u Iem H.::-. ht ~.: ttl11.:d Ill'' Ilk 1nt o rh~,. >Ound atmcd at enc rgtnn ~ the crowd teen age tblH! hl~.:l :-. tu Mond 1y :-. In past bcumg scandals, college IL \Ill My lllhLf \V{Ilih.l hI \ L hLLil .... I oiiiCI.tls usually had no 1dea thai soch He s adoplcd a D~>ncy l1 ke nt.IScot g unc lml w 1sn t dr :-. tpp n mtcd proud cspcu ill ) h) Ihe I Ill 11111 Som~ ol tho..: c~H!.., I ll.: nH.: rnhu tnlluence was gomg on French satd called Gloh1c .utd put llHIIe M.umH.: t:-. 1 ltllllli.:l Gh hllll ll~.: l 'You have to he v•g•lanl' he sa1d emphaSis on b.ISkelhall less on bard Irom the old d 'Y' hut the) 1e ,tdl Pet e r S 'iii Vtll ~ nov 1 61 tamtly IS GAN@ u South -1i2R 'iOO 471 I) I) Mmnrst t t 10' Gt ldw S let us explain to you why in most cases your 59.9t gallon will cost you as much as $2.60 per gallon. Call George,.Bill, Her~ or Dave for further details. a. Arrala~ht m St 7H UNC Gr~ n~ t'turo t-1 W. Munday's scores New k r s~ y lOX r r11n 100 Dog to another What happened to me shouldn t happen to a man' 3-\~eason Bt>lhunc: Cook m tn EASTERN CONFERENCE Toacl) F~reproof as new head coach Tobm followmg a !he NFL's worsl recortr.' • ' Mora 's hmng .,¥ r the f1rst rebutldmg move or ohan who was h1red as !he learn'~ prestdenl on Dec 22 The selecl1an was a maJor surpnse smce Moras name was not men11oned'" speculal10n over a ne" coach I' m ready 1 go I can 1 sa) exac ll y wh as happened 10 recharge me sa1d Mora who 101cr v1ewed unsuccess full y for openmgs al San D1ego and S1 LouiS las! year I wen! miD Ihe broadcaslmg bu" ness II kepi me around lhe game t In hiS role w11h NBC Mor.t saw Ihe ColiS play ear ly m !he se aso n agamSI Seau le ~nd m !he final game of lhc season at Mmncsola II s ob ' 10usly a team thai won tluee games laSI yea1 We need a lol of "ork he smd I like Ihe fo01ball learn I saw a treme ndous 1mpro'e men! Irom the f1rs1 game !hal I d1d until Ihe laS! one From what I know now I fccllhallhere s a good core of fool ball pl aye rs on Ihe Icam Pollan sa1d Mora s record as a flt-ln7J I tfaycnc ttR Pac1fic lll\'lstt.tn *** a 10 year federal raekcteenng sen lence ' It s nol a new problem but n's prohferalmg, sa1d French addmg !hal 11 can be h;lrd Ia detect beca use organ~ zed cnmc uses student book1es and recrUits roommates lralcrnlly brolhers and school employees 10 prov1de valuable tnSJde mla(ln;llion on alhleles and learns Franzese, who was Involved m a vanety of mob opcra11ans mcludmg gambling g1vcs talks about the prob lcm lor the NBA and maJor league baseball He meets w1th rookiCs m bolh sports and satd he s amazed at how many have placed bcls .md 11 their knowledge of c.1mpus book makmg oper,uwns He and French sa1d II appears nearly every maJOr co llege has a bookmakmg opera11on on or near Ihe campus Bill Saum Ihe NCAA s reprcsen lJlllve on agenls and gamblmg smd C IOISIU S 67 St Gcorg(town 67 NBA standings The Light Why IS II SO easy to wh1sper a compliment and to shout a complatnt? shall l followed\1s progress m New Orleans (h1gh school) when he was !here and then al San Dtego Slate I lhmk he s gol oulslandmg lalenl Mora was '!Chedulcd Ia leave wday for the SeniOr Bowl where he II be lookmg at drafl prospccls and meeung wuh prospec11 vc assiSianl coaches The Coils ha1 e lhe No I p1ck 1n lhc drafl and could usc 1110 se lecl for mer Tennessee quanerback Pe110n Mann1ng - a player he has known for years He s an excellent fomball pl ay er and he sa qualuy young man sa1d Mom who knov.s Manmng and hiS falher Arch1e who was a broad casler for Ihe Samls and was a hoSI on !he coach s week ly lelc viSIOn show I do know htm (Peylon) well He spent a lol of lime around our orga mza110n We know 1he fam1ly well Mora added He 's an excellenl young prospecl Mora replaces Ltndy lnfanlc who was fired las! month along w11h d~reclor of foolball operatoons B1ll M~ra East Basketball 11 If you thmk you d ltke to be young agatn spend ten mtnutes ltstenmg to a teenager talk to her boyfnend on the phone hire Scoreboard b of Bottle Gas Col~s. Experts warn NCAA of rise in gambling as threat to spo~s Mlllt k!M I H mt ~ lnR One lhtng about the two dollar btl! If QlVeS US a p1ece of curre ncy that s worth a dollar 992·6687 I By HANK LOWENKRON INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The lndmnapol•~i- Coils arc giVIng Jtm M6ra an opportUnity 10 live down a profantly laced !trade !hat followed h1s las! loss as coach of lhe New Orleans Samls ' II IS a momenlthal I feel poorly aboul, Mora satd Monday afler he was mlroduced as 1he learns new coach I ve seen 11 on TV a number of umes Every ume I see 11 I cnnge I wanllo crawl under 1he cov ers and h1de II was one of !he low pomls '" my coachmg career Mora rcstgned afler 10 1/2 years coachmg lhe Samts m1dway through 1he 1996 season one day afler hiS urade followmg a loss 10 1he Caroh na Panlhers He ha<l been workmg as a fool ball commenlalor for NBC bul sa 1d Monday he wanls to return 10 coachmg Known for hi Sbeheflhal wmnmg fool ball come s from among defense w11h a conmlcnl runnmg auack Mora 1s Jookmg forward Ia coachmg runmng back Marshall Faulk J ve always been a fan of Mar S 11 A t 1111 t By Dave Grate Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio lndianapol s Utd1 *** 1ng a three p01ntcr and Mall Sha1 n hat! II VC Sh 110 led wnh seven rehounds whil e Josh DIStlehorsl h.1d mother good dclcnsJVC gtHnc and Jesse C tplmgcr had ,, great lloor g nne wrth three ~t,'i l s t~ Young led Trunhlc wll hj 1 1,v'=-:t Southern dropped 146 43 g.llllC lo Nelso nville York aller lr.tilmg hy a' much as 12 1n 1hc 1h1rd renod Cli1d Hubb 1rd led SHS w11h 1'\ poml' Mall Shmn had 12 Jesse Capltn ger nme D~>tkhorsllour and Joey S.mds lhree Jon Arnold h td I B lor the Bu ck eyes Southern dropped a 50 39 g unc 10 Federa l Hock1ng Sha 1n led wllh IS Hubbard had ntnc Capli nger l"c H1ll lhrce DISIIchorsl three .tnd Chns Parker two CHECK THE WANT ADS FIRST! and Williams n1ne tor 1hc Marauders Mc1gs hll 25 of 57 Irom 1he floor lor 44o/r mtludmg three of nme Irom three p01n1 range The Lady Mamud crs were a perfeel 17 lor 17 !rom the loul line l\1l:1gs pulled down 22 rebounds wuh Williams lead1ng the w,ty wllh live !he Marauders only turned Ihe ball over II limes h.1d 19 asSlsls led hy Wlllmms w11h live Me1gs had 12 slcals wllh Vunng lead mg the way wnh f1vc C.mdace Robmcne led Well ston Wllh 15 Mandy Leach added 14 Wellston wcnl 10 the ltnc 21 limes and hn 14 lor 67% no other Well slon slallsllcs were avariable In !he reserve game Me1gs JUmped oul lo a 18 0 lead .11 lhc end ol !he hrsl pcnod and wenl on to post a 52 16 wm Amy Hy sell led the way wllh 12 pomls S1ephan1e W1gal and M,tr JOnc Brallon each .tddcd c1gh1 TI1e Marauder. wl ll lrt\ello Vm 1011 Counl) lor,, key TVC match up on Thursday wh tlc Wellston w1ll host Tnmhlc Quarter totals 9 R 5 17= l9 Wellston Mc1gs 11 19 14 24=70 Wellston Candace Rohmcnc 2 2 5= 15 K.111e Cr,lblrce 0 I 2=5 Ahem Marlin 2 0 0=4 Rochelle lobby 0 0 1=1 M.mdy Lcach4 0 6=14 Totals• 9-3-14=39 Me1gs Amber Vuung o I 0= 15 C.1nssa Ash 5 2 0= 16 Jcnndcr Shnmpl1n 2 0 4=X Mcllss.t Werry 3 0 4=10 T.mgy Laudcrmill 0 0 2=2 Brooke Williams 2 0 5=9 lracy Colley I 0 2=4 Till my Hallhtll I 0 0=2 Amv Hvsell 2 0 0=4 Totals. 22·3·17=70 ' • ) Tuesday, January 13, 1998 ' , I -l ~ II I ~ J II "" I I t ~<I II J7 �·, .' ByTbeBeDd . .. ··- The Daily Sentinel . _ Tuesday, January ~- Tuesday, January 13; 1998 .Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio . ~ The Daily Sentinel • Page Stan daung tontghtl Have run . play Ohio'~ datmq game, 1-800 · 13, 1998 ROMANCE , 9KfOO!IIOn 7484. Divorce didn't ~top this family from'.!g.etting a·long for sake qf kidsAnn Landers I'N1 L..•s A n ~k~ T1 ml'~ S~nd~<JI~ ~ nd Cr~.ttors Spkh<~tr Dear Ann Landers: Don't pass the crow so fast. You may have gotlen L·iohhered hj readers who diSagreed with your advll'c to the d1 vorccd couple who we re consider· mg a summer vacation as a family. htll that doesn't mean you were ,..,· ro n~ Count me us one who thmks yn u wc r~ n ght I ha1" hten there and done !hal Mv ra~enl > di\'Orccd 19 year> ago. I was the only chi ld still at home , and we often d10ed and vacationed as a family. I had no preconce ived notions about the joys of a reun10n . nor did I have any desire for one. I did , however, have the solid support of-both my parents for Important events m my life . My graduations, holidays and wedding. and the birth ·of my sons, included bmh my mother. my father and Dad' s ne w wtfe. when she entered the famtly. Thts IS not a un1que sllualton, al least not in our family. There are cousms, aunts and uncles who are managtng under stmilar ci rcum- sutnces. Our family reun1ons lovmg- ly include the "outlaw s" --those members technically out of the family by divorce . My· siblin gs and I have not had to choose which side of the famtly to spend holidays with because we ·an spend them together. Las! year, Mom hosted Chn stmas at her house. Dad's wife drew Mom's name for the gift exchange, and Mom liked her gift every bit as much a's my stepmother enJoyed the one Mom got her the year before. I know I'm extremely fortunate , and I'm very proud of my parents and stepmom, so you can include my name if you decide to print my lener. -- Carlene C. Mann in Glenn, Calif. Dear Carlene: You so und like a great group, and I offer my congratulations to your parents for bemg so civilized. They have proven· that divorce need not be divisive and biller. When the splilt s vindictive and hostile, it's the children who suffer most. Dear Ann Landers: Please help spread the word lo teenage gtrls about lh~ dangers of smoking. Our daughters may not understand th at_s moktng not only increases their risk of developing lung and cervical cancer but can also affect lhw ahtltly to have children by increasing their risk for problems like infertility. Every day, approximately 6,000 teenagers try a cigarette and 3,000 bec ome daily smokers. Since obgyns are often th e only doctors young women sec on a regular bas1s, the American College of ObslelnCians and Gynecologi sts wants women to know !hal they can asktheir ob-gyns for help. The good news IS that as soon as o a smoker quits, her body begins repairing the damage . caused hy smoking. I urge all wome n who smoke to talk with lhetr doctor> and develop a slop-smoki ng plan that works for them. Or they ca n gel a free copy of "h 's T1m ~ to QUit ·smoking" by sending a large , self-addressed. stamped envelope to ACOG. 30 Announcements Resource Center/AP065NS. P.O. Box, 96920, Wash10g1on , D.C. 20090-6920. . . Thanks for your help, Ann . -Vicki Se hzer, M.D., president, the Amcncan College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Dear Dr. Vicki Seltzer: Most teenagers have a difflcuh time looklOg down the road 15 or 20 years . I hope your leucr docs the job Thank you on behalf of all the young people you helped today. LoCittd at Dan'• 290 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH VItamins, Herbal Supplements, Natural Weight Loa• Producta1,111n1110 Send questions to Ann Landers. Creators Syndicate. 5777 W. Ce ntury Blvd., Sullo 700, Los Angel es, Calif. noon . Congrc "s m;Jn T~d Acllvllle> such as childtcn ·s story hours al the ltbtary, Vacation Bible Schoo l. chtldren ·s mall acllvtlles, Jay camps, etc. can prov1de the chtl dren with intcrcsltng projects and socia l learnin g slluations, as well as the needed res! for the grandparents. Grandparents may also want to look for children 's comm unity activll les ca lendars that It s! schedules of various entertainment and educauonal programs th.at are available for you ngsters. Many of these events are free or on ly charge a nommal fcc . Care-g1ving grandparents need to suppon each other 10 help reduce the stress assoc iated with rearing chil dren. The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) has a Grandparent fnformalton Center that -can provide support group and grandparent orga ni zalton lists as well. as brochures that address the problems of raising grandchildren. The address and phone number for the AARP Grandparent In form ati on Center is 60 I E Street NW, Washmgt on. D.C. 20049 (202)-434·2296. Grandparents need to realize that all of the housework may not ge t done when raismg the children - all of the beds may not get made, all of the dishes may not gel washed. h is essenltal that the grandparents fmd ume for themse lves. They. do not need to have the house in perfeel order - they do need to make sure that they lake care of themse lves in order to properly lake care of their grandchildren. Bus m c~s R csnu n.:~? Pn..1g1 am of Small Bu ~ 1n cs' Dc, clormcnt C(' ntcr nl Athens wtll he guest spea ker' SYRACUSE - Sy rac use PTO mee tin g. Tuc,day. 7 p.m grade sc hool. WEDNESDAY REEDSV ILLE - E:~>~ern Lnc.tl BmmJ of Educa lt on mcct1n g Wednes day 1n the THURSDAY ALFRED - Orange Townsh1p Tru stees. 7-:\0 p 111 Thursday, home of clerk O<tc Foilrod . Stn ckland (D-Lu caw dlc) and Debora h McBr1dc. di rec tor of lhc Women's Ea " l (' rn Hq~ h POM EROY M1ddlepon Chi ld Co nse rvation League. Rock Sp11ngs Uni ted MethodiSt Church. 7 p.m. speaker. Sbcrrv Shamb lm. on f:unous n.:h ,g iou s women . FR IDAY GALLIPOLIS - The, G.tl ltpolts A1 e.t Park mson's Suppon Group. 2 p.m. ' " the Grace United Methodist Church Budd1ng . 600 Sec<ind Avenue . Dav td Purdy. reg ional director o-f the Oh 1o Parktnson Foundauon will speak on "Unders ta m.llll~ Parkin son's Dt sc asc And School lthrary wllh a work se.» 1on It \ Trc~tm'cnt. .. Mccttngs arc free at (i p.m. and an otg._tnJta ttonal and open 10 anyone Interested. Conmeeting al 6.30 p.m. Regular mcc l- . tac t person " Harland Wood . ing w1 ll foll ow. , (6 141740) 446-0ROB. 90045 Cell Phone 591-1897 Roofs • Decks • Garages Free Estimates ,. ·~: :-: > '< . 740·742·3411 L-------------------' SAYRE • • TRUCKING Sentinel Classified& 992-2156 SLATED TO PERFORM ·The Wilberforce University Choir will perfo·rm at the University of Rio Grande's John W. Berry Fine and forming Arts Center at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20 as part of the university's observance of Martin Luther King Day. Under the direction of James Arthur Williams, the choir can trace its roots back to 1878. . The current choir is composed of m,o re than 50 young singers who are selected by audition. Its repertoire includes a wide variety 01 music, encompassing all periods and styles, from the classics to masters of spirituals and black gospel music. The choir performs annually at the five conferences of the Third Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. . In 1996, the choir performed at the !(lng Day celebration in Columbus before an audience of 6,00ll. The northeast U.S. was the site of the choir's 1996 spring tour, including performances at the Sunday morning service of the historic mother Bethel AME Church in Philadelphia, and a visit to the Adept New American Museum of the Southwest, where the choif was host· ed by curator Vivian Myers and her daugl)ter, actress Phyllcla Rashad. The culmination of the tour was being featured on l'llBC's "Today Show" with then-host Bryant Gumbel. . · . • . , Conductor Williams,' a native of Columbia, S.C., was educated at Allen University, the University of Illinois, Columbia University and Ohio State University, He taught in the Columbia public schools and at colleges in South Carolina and Alabama. Middleport Liter.ary Club elects officers for 1998 New officers for the 19%- 1999 year were elected at the annual business meeltng of the Middleport Litcrary Cl ub held recently at the home of Pauline Horton .. Elected were Jean ne Bowen. presi dent: JoAnn Wildman . vtccprc Si dcnl. Ida Diehl, treasurer, and Betsy Parson s. sec retary. The new officers Will lake off1cc 10 October Prcstdcnt Martha Hoover opened the new year by renecltng on the past year and calling for another good year in the club's work. Jeanne Bowen introduced Pal Holler who reviewed "Murder. she Meowed" by Rita Mae Brown This is a WillY "w hodunit " reatunng· a crime so lving ca l. Mrs. Muiphy. and her human compani on. Brown. whO names her own cal "Sneaky P1e Brown" a> co-au1hor. uses a umquc writing technique in adull literature Ammals . cspecm ll y the cat and dog owned by the nw1n character or her mystcric:-;. not onl y think and acl. hut lis ten and talk to each ol llcr and to their human fncnd s. As she unraveled the plot, the rev1cwer gave examples of how hard the pn1mals had to work to gel the somew hat slower human s to understand them and acl on the helpful lips they prov1ded. In this mystery as in all her others. the story ends Wilh cnmcs solved to the sati st.u.:tiorl of hoth an1111ats and human s. Holler told !hal th e author lives nc,tr Charloncw dlc . Va .• tnJ that her hooh arc usuall y set 1n that area. In "Murder. She Meowed" lhe ac11 on centers on the annual stecpfechase races held at Montpel ier 10 Virginia. lockets arc found murdered and the stable yard animals help 10 uncover the k1llcr and his mo11vcs. solving a long-ago murder that was ti ed lo the present ones as well. · Many humorous and touching anecdotes about animals were related hy members Junng roll ca ll. The ne xt meclmg wd l he held 111 the mitin room of the Middleport L1hrary on Jan . 21. Railroad bolt gets W.Va.boy suspension CHARLESTON. W.Va. (APl A JUnior high sc hool student who hrought a 30-inch railroad boll to school to scu lc a bci won only a suspenSion f~r possession of a deadly weapon·. Now. Chris Postal wan has filed a law>ull challenging the suspenSion . Postalwail contends he brought the holt to Stonewa ll Jackson Junior Hi gh School after classmate s refused lo bel ieve railroad bolts arc made that large . He then leftlhc bolt tn ht s locker. where it was se1"d Oc_! . 7. according the lawsutl 1il ·d Monday {]M Qjmn((J The Daily Sentinel 992-0060 614-992-3.141 Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE Remember that special someone this Valentine's Day with a message in Holzer Meigs Clinic 88 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime Home New Construction & Remodeling Community ·calender Me1 gs Count y Chamhcr ol Commerce lunclll'nn mccung . Carkwn School. Tuc-day. NOW OPEN SUNSE'I' ROME CONS,RUC,ION a hreak from !he daily care gtvtng TUESDAY SYRACUSE - $10.00 Free Callmg !l To Act1vate Your Card Call Toll-Free 1· 888· 333- TEL3 SP# WB6224 16 Pat'e Herb Comer Time Out _For Tips BY BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences/ Community Development II has bee n said that grand parents love 1u spot! thctr grandchil dre n and then ...::._......:.20J g1vc them back to their parents. In man y cases. though. the grandparents are the people wh o are rai sing th e cl1i ldrcn. A,ccordmg to the US. Census Bureau m 199 1 about 3.3 mtllton children (fi.ve perce nt ) li ved JU S! with grandparents. This is a 44 percent increase stnce 1980. When a grandparent becomes !he "parent." it is important for the them to establish a routine where the chil dren can feel comfonable and safe . Havmg regular mealumes. bedltmes and play times will give the children the daily structure !hal they must have in order to develop responsibiltly and trust. Many Urnes. lh1s routine was not .present before they came to live w11h their grandparents. When grandparents are placed 1010 this role of raiSing thetr grandchtldrcn, they should develop some coping sk1ll s to help them deal wllh their new problems. Grandparents may want to turn lo commun ll y resources that wtll "free up" som~ or lhctr time to g:tve them Technical training, experience, and compassion are what it takes to be a good surgeon. It's even better when your surgeon i~ close to home_:_ Holzer Clinic,physician, Dr. Jo~n W. Tyson, is available for consultations right here in Meigs. Dr. Tyson is Board Certified by the Am~rican Board of Surgery and experienced in General, Thoracic & • Vascular Surgery and is skiUed on the · ABBI System (Advanced Breast Biopsy Instrumentation). To schedule an appointment with Dr. Tyson, contact Holzer Meigs Clinic. • Sweethearts • Moms & Dads • Grandparents • Teachers • Babysitters • Friends Anyone ~ho would appreciate a thoughtful word from you! All Valentine Hearts will be published in the February 13th issue. at a cost of only $6.00! MUST BE PREPAID! Print your message in the heart and mall along with $6.00 to: The Daily Sentinel Valentine Hearts 111 Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 ~rsonals 005 Page6 7 Hauling, Excavating a. Trenching Um11tone a. Gravel Septic System• Trailer a. House Slt11 Rllllsonab/e Rates N. Sayre 614-742-2138 Joe SUPERIOR AUTO BODY STATE ROUTE 681 DARWIN, OH (Located behind Whaley's Used Cars) We understand the Investment In an automobile today and our qualified staff, all ASE certified, wlll reetore your auto to the pre-accident condition. Out main objective Is to give to the customer the highest quality of repair work possible·with a guarantee. A. Free Computer Estimates B. Guarantee Color Match C. All Types Insurance Claims Giv.e Us A Call At 992·1359 Owner & Operator, John Davis R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING SERVICE Agricultural Ume, Umestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand T" •. ·, .. ,_ '. Shirley Sayre, guidance counselor at Southern High School, was recently named counselor of the year by the Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education which covers a 29 county area in Ohio. The organization's, purpose is to increase the number of Appalachian high school students ancnding college. Currenlly. rates of Appalachian students going on 10 higher education arc Significantly lower than the national average. Through the efforts of this group, Sayre has secured grants for the Sand- Dirt 614-992-3220 Chester, Ohio 1 mopd lll/25196J1fn CHECK THE WANT ADS home was decorated in an angel mmif. Jodilh Hill of Athens joined the group at the Edward's home. Balm. .dub prestdcnl. cond ucted the hustncss meeting with Edwa~ds giv10g devotions which included a reading, "The Scrooge Award" from the book. "Ho ly Humor" Eskew noted !hal recycling bin s have been pul in place al lh~ Civic Center tn Rulland _ Tile li ghting contest held before Christmas was di sc ussed and Ltnda Boy le s and Maureen Burns were welcome 1010 the club mcmhersh1p , Bolin read "T hro~gh the Eyes of a r the sale of candy: having bake and yard sales. cleaning hou ses and planting n owers and receiving matchtng funds from the Modern Woodmen. On Memorial Day weekend the youth plllced 80 nagll.,in Burlingham Cemetery. They also visited cemelccics on Flag· Day and Veterans Day. HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Umestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates HAULING Umestone, Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Top Soil, where it somehow got loc ked in . " We heard a tremendous crash and I jumped up in bed, startled." said Feldstein . Mrs . Feldstein ran barefoot and in her pajamas to the motel office. The mmel ow ner nmi fied the stale police who called the Vermont Fi sh and Game Depart ment Game Ward~ Jim Patch soon arrived. 304-675-2671 Attorney At Law Three ktl1ens 10 good home only, 614-843-5268. 614·592-5025 Athens, Ohio 60 n.c.. lost: 3 1/2 month old Boxer. Lost: female Puppy Wh11e Wllh Brown BobTail Between George s Creek & Mtll Creek Ao :td , Re · wardll Call 614 -446 · 0223 Alle r 5:00, Or 614 -446-1615 Days COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP AND MORE Triple Seented Candles Croe~s, Cakes & Refills Tues. 10-8, Wed .-Sat. 10-2 Come Smell the Sweet Scent of Country Candles Rt. 124, Minersville, OH (7 40) 992-3980 1/12'98 1 mo. pd los t Wednesday E11enmg. Gold en Retriever & Black lab, In Vt· Ctntty Of Cla rk Chapol Road , I! Found Please Call 614-386-1601 lost open heart pe ndam, gold chatn, reward. Pomeroy-Gallipolts area . Dec . 18, 614 -992-6925 , 61 4-992·2104, QXl20 7 lost' Portland area , brown, black . & while male Beagle, please can 614·643-5445 lost: Wh1te Spitz Dog In Vt ctntt ~ Of Netghb orho od . Krtner, And Paxton Roads Weartng A Reo Co llar And A Blue Flea Collar Call614·446-9878 70 Be Pild In Advance. the day bttore the ad Is to run . Sunday edHion • 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday ed illon · 10:00 1.m. Saturday. ' WARNER INSURANCE JEFF POMEROY, OH. 614-992·5479 panied by Whuchcad on the pwno. Wachter closed the meetin g with a prayer. A gtft exchange was held and Fran<~ s Reed recei ved the door pril.e. Buffet refres hm ents were served to those namcU an Mary. Ali ce BISe. Jan1 ce Youn g, Jan el Conn olly. Theda Hosk tn , , Nola Young. Ell a Osho rn c. Glady s Thomas. Grace Wcher. and Ruth Anne Balder>on. Reed wtll host the nex t mce ung Child" and '"Twas the Night Before Jesus Came " Secret pal gt fts were exchanged artcr the wmpp1ng..; show mg ~o m~ plant material s ha<.l hce n Judged. Awards for the prctllcst wraprcJ packages we nt lo Es kew first : Snowden. second. and Barnes. lhtrd Sccrcl plan s for 199B we re cho>c n. Next mecling wtll he he ld at !he home of Carptn tcr. Jan 2X. 7 p m New members arc 1nvued lnfonna tion on the club may he nhlamc d hy calling 742-26JO • Custom Homes ' They made valentines for vetera ns at Chi llicothe Veterans Hm pital. They al so prese nted a program at a dinner. VISi ted a nur>~n g hnme and look canned food to the food pitnlry. as we ll as Htnnntng a 11-cc for the birds at the Albany Nurs1ng Home. and presentin g an Amencan nag 10 the Scn1or Ci ti zens Cente r at Pomcrov. & Et,, Free Estimates Roger Coates Owner Operator To fre e the deer. Patch op~ ncd 1hc door leading to "" ou1s1de deck. and then opened the bathroom door. The deer emerged. ran outSide and vani shed mlo the darkness . Despite recei ving cuts from its leap through the double-paned wtpdow, the deer was all right. Patch said . Yard Sale DEADLINE: 2:00p.m. 360° Communications 113 W. 2ND ST. 3127fTFN · Gallipolis & VIcinity AlJ. Yard Sites Must CELLULAR PHONES Antique Tractors, Cars 32337 Bailey .Run Rd Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992·7546 lawn~ 2614 Sandblasting Chnstmas c:uub were sung. a~.:co m ­ Lost and Found lost-small tan Pug!Dashound m1x dog , Enlerpnse area , Thursday evenmg, answers 10, ~charl t e · . Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Yard Salt~ Mu1t Be Ptld In Advance. Deadline : 1:OOpm the day btfore the ad Is to run. Sunday & Monday edltlon - 1:OOpm Friday. Auction and Flea Market Remodeling M&J Atck Pearson Auct1on Company, f ull t1me auCiloneer , complete auction se rv ic e ltcens e d M66,0hto & West Virgm ta, 304· ~ 773-5785 90 "Build. Your Dream" Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 620971mo . d. o. 304-773-54<7. Wanted to Buy Ab solu1e Top Dollar · All U.S. S1l· ver And Go ld Cotns, Proolset s, 0 1amond s. A.nttque Jewelry, Gold Rtngs, Pre· 1930 US Currency, Sterling, Etc Acqui SI IJo ns Jcwelrr - MTS Coin Shop, 1St Second Avenue, Galhpohs, 614 -446-2842 An11ques, top pr1ces patd. R1ver· Anu ques, Pomeroy, OhiO, Ru ss Moore owner, 614 -992 · me 2526 L&L TIRE BARN Pine Grove Rd., Racine, OH BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes ·Vinyl Siding .New 614-992·5344 Garages • Replacement Windows "HALF PRICE USED tiRE SALE" Cash a. Carry Room Additions • Roofing FREE ESTIMATES YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE ·Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing ·Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio (No Sunday Calls) Clean lat e Model Ca rs Or Trucks , 1990 Mod els Or Newer, Smtth BUtck Ponltac, ·1900 Eastern Aveooe. Gall tpohs. Auto Pan s Buy1no wrecked or salvaged ve h•cles. 304 773-5033. 2/ 12J921tfl1 We Buy Aulo's In Any Condi!ton, Calt 614 -388-9062 , Or 614-446 · PART. Mobile Home Furnaces and Heat Pumps.~==-- 41' ~ EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted $$$DANCERS$$$ 2 Positions iVIIIablt. Call alter 6pm. Wad-Sat. 304-675-5955 - Easy Bank Financing Furnaces $2800 a month AVON I All Areas Spears. 304-6 75· 1429. Heat Pumps lnstalled-$38 00 a 'month Avo n $8 · $18 !Hr. No Door -To . Door, Ou1ck Cash, Fun & Aela • Free Estimates FREE Pick up discarded appliances , batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 614-992-4025 8 •m·8 om 992-6576 Tte togs, 10· 15 m d1ame1er. B'BMm length, $220 per 1nou san d , stratght trucks only. 614·949 · 306 1 alief' 6pm 614-992-7643 Dealers Welcome! Anttques- no Item 100 large or too sm all Also estates, appra1sa ls. refl n1 sn1ng, custo m Ofder s, 614- J & 0 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL · t Sh1rley ong, 1-800-736.0168 AVOH · S8 $20 tHr No Door To Door Outck Casht 'Bonuses' 1· 800-296 -0139 HEAING & COOLING Servmg Southeastern OH & WV 1391 SaHord 1-800-872-5967 Get Your Meuage Across With ADally Sentinel BULLETIN BOARD s7oo column inch weekdays 1900 column Inch Sunday CAlL OUR OffiCE AT 992·2155 Deer·makes unannounced visit to hotel room WOODSTOCK. Vt. (AP) ~ li was a motel room for IWO, bul no one told the deer. Lenny and Sheila Feldstein had fallen asleep at the Shire Motel over the weekend when a while-tailed ~ecr came sailing through the piclura window of their first-noor 'Of'!"· The animal tumbled about bef ore bargmg in to the bathroom. Reg1st&red male Beagle . 1yr old. William Safranek, 80 Club reviews last year's commun1ty serv1ce Numerous prnjccls and acllVlties geared to helping others have hecn carried out hy the Burlingham Youth rvices Club 72 JO ol 1hc Modern oodmcn of America. They gave $500 to 1he fund to repair the community building . according to a report from Ethel Han. director. The monev was raised through Free Samples for Wetghl l oss Call 740-446-1616. wJblack mask. whtle feet, •award, Rutland, 614 -742 -2525. 614·742· WICKS the verse on the card The president welcomed Lillt an Pickens. a guest and Pauline Myers wh o had recently been a· patitnl ;n th e hosptlal. The club voted 10 pay Frank BJSc for a sci of steps which he had made for usc in the tree li ghting ~.:c rcmon y Frank and Nancy Wachter presented ati interesting Chnstrnas pro~ gram. The toptc was "Chri st is Born" with rc adtngs hy several memhcrs. Giveaway · 209 South 4th Street, (Lime Stone· Low Rates) \~utland gardeners enjoy Christmas dinner Rutland Frrenilly Gardeners celebrated the holiday season with a Christmas dinner in Gallipolis fo l~owed by a party and gift cx~hangc :at the home of Margaret Edwards. , Anending were Lorri Barnes. 'Mane Birchfield. Janet Bolin, Debbie Bulington . Maureen Burns, MarJorie Davis, Edwards. Rosemary Eske\1'. Judy Snowden . Kimberly Willford, and Linda Boyles Suzy Carpenter was unable to aucnd due to illness. Members enjoyed a gtft exchange and dessen al the Edwards' home preceding the business meeting. The - 40 For Information Regardinif Bankruptcy contact: 12/18/tfn SHIRLEY SAYRE Christmas parly held Annual Chnslmas pany of the Rtverview Garden Club was held at the home of Maxine Whuehead . Co-hoste sses were Marlene Putman and Margarcl Grossnickle. Delores Frank. president, conducted a short business mect!ng with a thank you note being read from Tom and Bcuy Boggs for a Chnslmas remembrance . A thank you nOle was also read from Pauline Myers. Fro roll call members presented a favorite Cl1ris1mas card and reading ist.614-742-n43 614-992-5881 . (614) 992·3838 1996-97 school year for $5.000, and $6,000 for lh ~J 997-98 school year. The grants enabled Southern sluden!S to sponsor career fairs, viSit colleges, gain financial aid information on scholarships and grants and provide material to assist with ACT and SAT college entrance tests as well as other activities aimed at increasing the college-going rate al Southern. After thc,gran!'s firs! year, 73 percent of Southern's 1997 sen1ors went on to college and recetved over $300,000 in scholarships. l:ommtUces were named. and the winner , a game was Shirley Beegle. Others .anendtng were Ella Osborne. Erma Cleland, Joann Ritchie, Opal Eichinger. Opal Hollon. Thelma White. Mary Barrmger, Laura Nice , Evercn Gram. Kathryn Baum, Goldie Fredrick. Julie Cur11s . Jean Welsh. · Chapter 13 . ELIM HOME Gravel- 985-4422 Chapter 7 Under New Management 992-5042 Limestone Herbal Health Serl11 , Clus I, Jan. 24th, 10- 4pm S1ress re liet naturally, learn with local Herbal- 7/22/tfn DUMP TRUCK SERVICE -.-----(.;Society Scrapbook'-------- - New llJember welcomed into DofA Louise Staats was accepted as a new mem~r when Chesler Council 323,. Daughter of' Amcnca. mel recently at the hall . Esther Smith. councilor. preSided at the meting which opened in ritualistic form with pledges Lo the Chnstian and American nag. singtng of the National Anl_hcm . the Lord's Prayer. and scripture from Manhcw. Thank you cards were read from , Shirley Roush and Ethel Orr New : otnccrs were mstalled. and the audit ~ report was given. Reponed ill were :Penny Elmo, Roberta Maidens. and Ihla Fac Ktmcs. and the hirlh of a new haby to Dawn Gruescr Arnold ' ;was noted . • Flaghearers escorted Esther :smith to the altar where she was pre'scnted with a rose. A meeting of the Past Councilors Cluh was 1announced for Wednesday. New 985-4473 TRUCKING Sayre named counselor of the year ::• ·New· Homes' •Garages ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Middleport Private Care for Elderly & Handicapped Dally or Contract S&L · DUMP TRUCK ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION 614·446-9416 School Ad , G:llhpols, OH ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Personals $100 Reward. 1nlo rmatJon leadmo lo the oonv1Ctton anyone usmg dumpster beh•nd 8 19 Bend Restaurant, comact Roy Gr~M~ne , 304 882-2955 8ab~s • lle r Needed For Weekend Evernngs, 614-446- 7548 Bab~stne r Needea To Baby$tt '15 Mo nth Old Chtld Weekdays In Our Home Or Yours Mus! Have E•perrcnce And Good Re lere nc es, 61 4·441 ·1 053Evenmgs Baoysl!ter Wanted, Choshiro Ate a. Approx 3 Hours Per Day 'In A.tlernoon References neQUtfad, 614 367-7862 Compute• Useres Need ed Work Own Hrs $20K ·S50K fYr, 1 800348 7t86 X 1173 ' Computer Users Needed Wo rk ow n hours . $20k 10 $SOII 1yr ~ 'BOO 348·7186 l150B, I Hot Loca l Numbers! t-900 -285 · 9077 Ext 4585 18 • ~"'.erv·U 619 Cosmoto logtS1 Ne edc-1 Gal/,1 64S-8434 $ 2 99 /Mtn. an1eed Wages, Pa•d V<ttatton , F1cc CEU Hour, Full & Part WantLOOKING ed O!her Benel tts Included, 61 4· FOR ' 446·7267 ROMANCE? t- 900 -289 -1245 E•l 9789$2 99 CLOGGING CLASSES Starting Jan . 17 2:30P.M . River Bend Arts Council Middleport - 992-2622 IM1n. Must Be 18 Vrs. SPORTS TRIVIA SCORES/SPREADS & MOREll' 1-900-263~5900 elt.7021 . S2 99J m1n. Must be t8yrs Set-v-U 619 to transport cars to trom auct Q!lS, call 614 -992 -2606 645- 84J.~•------- 1_be_,__,_1_2 _oooo_a_nd___..:.Bpm _ __ • �(._ P.age 8 • The Daily Sentinel Sentinel992-21 56 3 papers Register 675-1333 The Da_ily Sentinel• Page 9. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuesday,Jan4ary13,199~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Classified Line Ads Tribune 446-2342 Tuesday, January 13, 1998 3 days 15 words or les s 6 days I 0 days I 5 words or less I 5 words or less Monthly 15 words or less $7.00 $10.00 14.00 s S1.40/day PHILLIP ALDER $.06/doy Erro rs not the fau lt of th e Ad ve rt ise r wil l be a djusted by up to two tree rn s ertions rt s uc h error lessons the va lu e of the ad . In cas e where ad con tain s more than one ite m of no trce. ad jus tm e nt s wi ll be mad e on the item containing error. Co rrections wi ll be made the first available ed ition . 540 . Miscellaneous Earn $50 to $200 1n one day lrw· He your fr1ends OWH" to your hom& lor a profeSSional Glamour Por trait party Call 800 487-5787 or 800 ... 26·036:1 Experienced T1mber Cuner Need· eel, 61-4 682 7318 Job long Est Card And G1ft Shop, Send Response To CLA 503, Clo Gallipolis Datly Tnbune. 825 Thtrd Avenue, Galhpol11, OH -45631 t981 Fnendshtp Mobile Home lot For Rent Or Relocate Good Condllton, Owner Movmg Our 01 Slate , Call 614·379· 2819 After ono 614·361H1635 $219/Mo SUNRISE 230 loaded Professional services Llvtngston s basement water· proolmg, all basement repatrs done, free estimates, ltfettme guarantee 1Oyrs on JOb oxpetl· once 304 675-2145 Need Lead Gu1tar Player .Call 6t4~0964 614--446-2659 Pltvne'l Custom Timbering Ronald S. Payne Jr. Seamstress Straight Select Harvesters ol large, ma· ture hardwood & h1gh quality S.ms 614-368-9310 yonoer Umber Free Evaluattons Now h1nng day personnel, call WVDOF Carnliad 304-5711-2014. 614·992·2SSEI or apply 1n person, Needed The Da~ry Val ley. 550 W Mam, Pomeroy, Tuesday & Wednesday, Jart t31h & 14th, from 10 ... A.lt real estate advert•smg in lh•s newspaper 1s subJect to 304· 755-5885 the Federal Fa1r Hous•ng Act of 1968 wtucn makes 11 111ega1 to advet1 tse ·any preference, llmuatmn or diSCrlmmallon based on race color, rehg1on, sex lam1hal status or national ongm, or any 1ntent10n to make any such preference, fim•tal!on or d15cnmmatoo • 1----------- FurnibJre repa1r, refintsh and res· toranon, alao cuatom orders Ohto Valley Ref1n1th tng Shop, larry Plilips. 814·992-657G Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your logs ttl the m1U JUSI call 304-675-1957 Housecleaning Cal l 304 882· 2796 Ot304-B82·21116 Wtll Care For Elderly Day• Or NightS $8 00/Hr Call Pam 614· H~ 814-441.0132. Business Opportunity 4 Bodroorp Ranch, Full Basement. Fenced ~ard, Near Rto Grande, s 14·245-Q620 586·4374. John Deere l.f.r parts. StOO : 5 Harley Oavrdaon Barl>to $300, loot dtoc, $100, 814·247-2961 . 410 Houses for Rent 814~. 1 bedroom house m Pomeroy, no IndOOr ranan patiO lurMUre, gtau pots. 614·1192·5858 top dining tabte with tour thBirt, cout:h and 1wo c~alrs, coffee tatM and end tatMe, all cushions 630 Livestock Year Old Beige Gelding 10 Uonlh Paint Srud. 614-367-11590 3 Included, $500, Brothara Word Processor. like naw. $100: 814· 949·2217. 640 JET AERATION MOTORS Ropa!fod, Now & Relllt~ In Stoc:lt Call Bon Evans. t-800·537-9528 304-937-2018 Hay & Grain Alfalla mtxed hay 1n barn $15· $20 a roll. Morgan Farm Rt 35 BARNED·Round ba1l1 muced tar. """"wet. 304-882·20n Ear corn lor sale, 740.247-3042. Loculi Fenced Poll $2 5() Each. NordiC:track Sequ10 Model Wnh Compu1or Mount $150. 814·446· Ear corn; round and square bales ol hay, 814-092·2623 3545 Room, Oak Trtm, Ftrep(ece, Much Uore Home Eligible for Tu Abatement $179,500 304 273 2940 Pometoy· land contract, tl'\ree or lour bedroom house wtth two car garage, Flonda room. v1ew of flY · er, Dale E Taylor Really, su 992·5333. 614·992· 1064. 614 4-46·1529 8f' level 2 Rec Rooms. wet Bar F P. I Bath, 2 Car Garage. Ap panrmonr. 614-797-.4468 Two btdroom house, 60xt00' lot, itrnr;ed tn, $20,000, 014·992-5532 304-722·7127. t.Cx 70 3 Bedrooms, 1 112 Baths, EJtcollon t Condition, 3/A Acre Ground, North Gallta Area, 614 >146·1400 Local Vendng Rou te For Sale Earn Big$ Must Sal 985-3902. Own your own apparel or shoe 1985 Manston 14x70 2br. 2 bath, store, choose, JeaniSportswear, flfeP.lace, 111nyl 11dtr1g. aalung Brtdal. Ungene, Western Wear, $11,000 060. 304-875-7530 alter Ladl81, Uen's, Large Sizes, lnl- 4prn 199e S<;hult, 3bedrooms, 2baths, Cia. 2 decks. bUilding, vinyl Sid· Brands. $27.900 10 $39.900 In· rng, shingled roof. 304-875-1275 ventory. TraWling, F1xture1, Grand 1188 Dou- Rtpo Opening, ETC. Ca n Open 30 Nworlivad n, -linanctng Day a Lord & Trior (S t 2) 835available. 304-755-558G. 1988 Dodge Dakota V6. Auto, South Air, Runs A'nd look s Good, 3• t988 KW ·COE ·91 Cat 425 C 13SP ·355 Bears 010 Truck, .' Loaded. 614-258-1726 ' FETCH ME MY PLANTS!! ! 1996 Toyota Tacowa 2 WO, Ext : Cab, Automatic, loaded, Excel·• lent, 20,000 Mtles, Red $12,400,' 19G7 GMC 4X4 Sierra l/4 !1.11'1, V8~ w/new Meyer snow plow 304 -.. 675·5251 alter Spm Assume' loon vans & 4-WDs PttONe GOMPANY '85 Chevrolet 112 ton 4x4, LWB, automanc, new 350, loaded, many new parts, 614·949-3087 after 5pm -- S~~VI'-f THE BORN LOSER N1ce two bedroom house tn Po meroy, newly remodeled, new wtndows, $350 month plus dopos· 11. no pets, ava1lable 1mmedtately, :104-755-5885. 814-898-7244 Mobile Horre. 2 Garages, On Lot Rio Posstbleland Contract, St.C-256- 1744 MUST SELL t4X80. :lbadrooms. 2baths, owner llnanc1ng avatl· able 304-736·7295. Grande Area 3 Bedroom, Bath & 112. $4901Mo Oeposn R.. qurred, WID Hook Up, 1·88fl.84(). 0521 N'O'T'rC'E largesl factory oullet has purchased local mobile home dealership All tnventory must be sold Within 30 daya Save thousands Call now for 1"1'\ NOT SURE iF I Blazer Camper Special 94K Mtlas. AC. AT. PS. PB. Tilt. AMI FM Caaaene, New Twes, New Ex hautl, Body Good, Runs Grea11 814-446-3580 KS 7 40 Motorcycles "96 Honda • Trax 300 4x4, $4000. 614·992·7619 1901 Honda GR125 $1,300. 614·448·1375 cellent Cond111on Too Many Ex' tras To List, Uust See To Appre· Q8(8, lrllSh rnciUOad. 614-1192-2167 760 2 Bedroom 12x55 Near Holzer, Natural Gas, Carpeted, No Pets Allowed Water Furntsl'\ed 614· cau Alter 5 P.M 614-44fi...:Jt6 bedroom mobtle home 1n Middleport nc pots, 614·992·5858. 3 Free DeliVer.)' 1·800 251 ·507!) Westwood Home Show Used & Repo Sale As l tllle As $500 00 Down And $150/MO , Free Oehv ery. 1·800 251·5070 New Ooubla Wtde Rope $999 00 Down Free Deh11ery And Set·Upl 304-736-729~ 350 Lots & Acreage NEW YEAR •NO NEW ,l.JII. Start OffR~ght Own Your Own land 3bedroom tn Mason. No pets. 304·773-5751. 920 Fourth Avenue, Galhpchs 2 Bedrooms, Water & Trash Paid, $235/Mo.. 814.... 1-1)573 920 Fourth Avenue, Galllpoha, ,2 Bedrooms, Waler, Truh Pat d. S:lOOtllo • 814 .... t.OS73. Beaubful River View In Kanauga, Foster Mobile Home Park, 814- 4<1 Ot8t Trat ler lor rent or ule, furniShed or unlurntshed, can be Hud approved, 304·882-3403 • One bfdroom apa,tment •n 'Uiddlept>ft61H92·2178. Two bedroom.. two miles north of Pagov~llo on SR 681 . Metgs Local Schools. $350 monlh. 814-8987245 440 Apartments tor Rent 1 & 2badroom lurnlahed apart· mems, Mason area . Perltcl lor rebrees 304. ~5186 In Soulhern Ohio New on Market Pike County . 1 and 2 bedloom apartmems, fur· BeavBf 5 • Acres Restricted Just mshed and unlurnlshed, ucunty Oft SR 32. depoan requtred, no pels, 814· GJ.l.UACOUNTY 9'92·2218 Close To Jackson County line. 1br glrage aptm Mason, WV. 0" SR :15 /SR 233 5 To 10 Aore L IVIng room, kitchen, balh, qulel c ount1 Building lots. Beautilul, street, relerencea & depotil. Open. lat Meadows Starnng AI $280 s /mo. UtJhtiea paid. 30-4·7735054 LtBYOm&ssage. $ 12,900 , 1,290 Down Next To N AI L d I Wayne atlonal so ~n n Jackson, Me1gs, Athens, CICIO, Ross, P1ke Counues We Allow Doublewkfe.s, Modulars, cabins, ·' truce pronoun 0 0 EJ~c:ellent Con 2 bedroom apar.nnent lrtf'Dmeroy, pa1d, no pets, 6U-U92· 5858 utthues TI-l AT'S RIDICULOUS .. I'VE SEEN FOUR ALREAD'f' THIS THE'( WERE EVEN TI-lE SAME COLOR! purchase 38 Nape of the ' ' neck 37 Eye movement 38 Adorable . 40 Coarse grass. 41 Speeda · 42 AHy.'a deg. 43- Lingua (airline) 44 Fair grade 46 Medieval poem • CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebfity Ctpner cryptograms are created fro., quolall005 by lamoos people pas1&no Eacn lener 11'1 t!'le Clptlflf s1an0s IN anolher rooays clue N equals o present 530 A nt Iques Wood Fer Sale: $35 A Load. Will ---..,..~..:.----·1 Ooi1Y8r, 614-318-«)tO BUy or sell R1veune Anltques 1124 E Na1n Sue~~ on Rt 124 Wooden Table, Chairs, WUh Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 Benctl, 1114-379-9047. a m to 6 00 p m , Sunday 1:00 to 6 oo p m 614 ·992·2526. Russ 550 Moore owner. Building Supplies 1991 Honda CrviC, 71,000 ong1nal mrlos. runs very good, nrco oar. $3,300. 614-7<2·1400 EXACTL'{ ALIKE ... 1991 Thunderbud 38 V-6, sun- roof, new t1res, loaded $4,800 304 675-5596 · 1992 Ponrrac Grand A~ Black. AC , CrUISf, Tt ll. Looks & Runs 540 Miscellaneous Block. brrck, sower prpes, wrnd- Excellenr $3,900 Ask For Amos, Merchandise ows, lintels, au:. crauda Wtnters: 614-448-81 n. 814·258-6251 ----,---...,.------1 Rio Grande. OH Call614·245· 199_. Chrysler Concord, all pow1 Fur"'ce t395 , 1 Gas 5121 Furnace 100,000 BTU S690. 614· er. dual power aeals, 4 new 11res, 448·6306. H!00·29Hl098. 560 PetS fOr S8fe rae & PiniOn. new battery, 28· 10 month old male German Shepherd, full blooded, good watchdog, call8t4-ll92·8846. 10 Black Mesh Satellne D1sh,IA.II Accusones Included, Ready To Run $300,61 ....46·7375 2-4 Bulb Wolf Bed S1 000, 614 446·6982 30mpg, no damage, never amoked tn, NADA $10,800, sell 18.900 304-675-3073 ahlf' 6pn. 1995 SaMn SC2, Aulomattc, Air, Cnuse, AMtFM Cassette Trunk ~aoe. St2,000 Call Alter 5 PM (Ser1ous lnqu1rtell Only I) 614· Shop -Pel Groommg FoarurlnG Hydro Bath Don Sheell 373 Georges Creek Rd 75 Gallon Tank, With Metal Rod 814...48-D231 . 446-4015 Stand Wllh Ltght, 2 Oscars Fe mate & Male. Red Jail Calftsh AKC black lemale Cocker Span. t996 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4 Water Turtle, W11h 350 Magnum ttl. 5mos old. shota up 10 dare Door Green. t 990 Dodge Omnr 614·379-9047 Pump, & Heater. $250 All , 614· $150 304·937·2733 448-.4515 AKC Golden Pups, Par· 1997 Chevy Cavalier 2 Doors. 8x32 Olf1ce Tratler $5,000 614· enls On Prem1ses Shots & Vel Au, AMIFM Cassette, Auto, Checked. 814-379·2839. Treno, 2<.000 Miles, $12,000 446·4782 060 614-446·7556. AVON AKC Reg Germ1n Shephard lndepandaniReprosentabYe t2wkl old, male, black/tan, CARS FOR StOOl T;ucks. boats. 1Sell Avon In All Areas lhotl & wormed 304-576-2201} 4-wheelltrs, motor homes. furnlA Groom Retr~evlf' Diai614-44H312Anytime ~:~~~~~~~~~: AKC Lab, 2 Chocolate Baby bed, dreumg table, car Males. $200. seat, 5troller, swtng, playpen 304 675-C548 __ • -:-::.--:.---::-:.--- AKC Sl1tlland sheepdogs (ShelBoots By Redwtng , Chippewa, del), pupp18S, tabkt and white, 5 Rocky, Wolvenne, SOrel Tony blacks, blue merle, In, vet Lama Guaranteed lowest Pncas checked, excellent pedtgrees, ShoeC81e, Gallipolis. $300-350 each, call 61• ~696 · 1.1;;:08.:5;;_-------- Brand NawiGreat Giftl COtv1deo 1· storage untt. Black and cherry. Huaky Pups, Large Blue Eyes, Rare Coltfr. -$225, OBO, 6U--4.C6- Sibtt1811 Nwer out ol bot $125. HOlds up to 940 dtaca, also holds tapes. Ca II 8 t 4-992 ·6838 a Iltr 8 pm . ~...;..________ 1 COs &!apes not Included. Open Sundays 1·4 Mon-Sat . Woad Or Coal Burmng 11 -8. Fish link & Pet Shop, !·Fireplace Insert Builtin Blowar. 2413 Jackson Ave. Potnt Pltll· ant. 33U75-2013. And Bra11 In Color Statn· less Steel Ch•mney ltner And Chimney Cap Included, $800 814· Blue Point Slameaa Klttano. $25. 446·TJ75, I 81 ...........4412. ture,FBI. electrorncs, etc by IRS. DEA.computers Available your area now Call 1-800· 513-43o43 Ex1 s-~ 1980 ·1990 Cars For S100fl! Seized And Sold locaHy This Monm Trucks, 4x4's, Etc 1·800-522·273:1, X3901 . For sale- 1988 Cutlass Calais, S225, 614·247-~1 0 S@\\i\~ALG tlrS" Ct.A Y I POLlAN TMAT DAILY PUZZUI - - - - - - - lditd I WHORGT R E T YN r---,-----.~ 0F . . ':::::~~~====~~~~~~ sure to slate Newyour zodrac srgn. : AQUARIUS (Jan 20-rch 19 ) Usually yo u' re coopcrattvc, hut today. tf others don'1 play hy your rules, you might cancel the hall game . You woll be happrer ol you stay rn character PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 2U) Aflcr you patnl yourself tnto a corner today, you moght seck a ~'capcgoat Do not porn! the blame at another whtle holdrng a dnppmg pain1 brush. ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) In Wednesday, Jan . 14. 1998 Based upon past experiences, you compcuuons involvmg pals; don'tlet w11l emerge a stronger person in the the acuvtty take precedence over the year ahead. You will fend for your- relationship. Silly games can't be self where you previously rehed measured against fricndshops TAURUS (April 20-May 20) upon othen; and do a better JOb in tbe Properly applied, drive and ambttion • process. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . !9) are admirable traits. Conversely, selfAn arrangement might transpire i.sh motives won' t be worth the penaltoday in which you'll feel you're the . ties it cost to grattfy them. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try giver and another is the taker. The not to behave like a know-it-all accused might feel the opposite, and today, because you m1ght encoupter you both could be right. Capricorn, someone who wtll challenge your treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for smarts. This could be a humbhng . ' the year ahead by mailing S2 and expcnence. CANCER (June 2 I -July 22) SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o thiS newspaper. P.O . Sox 1758, Murray Hill Actions thai are materia ltv motlvat- ASTRO·GRAPH Local references furmshed Eslabhshed 1975 Cal\ {61<1) 446 · 0870 Or 1·800·287-e516 Rogers Watlf'proohng ~ - - - - - -All · Appliance Parts And Serv1ce Name Brands 'OYer 25 Years Exp,e r1 ence All Wo rk Guaranteed French Clly Maylag , 614 -446: 7795 C&C General.u. Home Matn· ~ tenence - Patnt•ng, vtnyl stdtng carpemry, doors, Windows, balhs' ' mobile h:Hn& repa1r ~rld more For ' free es1unate call Chet. 614·992· : omp le!e the chuckle quoted . I' III IIIIII JANUARY 131 Campers & Motor Homes I1 ~-~~~:~~;--Uncondtttonal flfeume guarantee . PRINT NUMBfRED lHTERS . New gas ranks , 1 ton truck ~ Home Improvements IG) TEEXTS 1-.....;1..,8.=...,.:1::....;:;. .1:-9.:,1.::...-.,r--i wneels & radiators 0 & R Auto, 1 Rrpley. WV 304·372·3933 or I · 800·273-9329 810 I rhr nk you should have many goa ls on lrfe because once a drea m rs altarned tits usually • · - , .. I li~ BUDGET PRICE TRANS MIS· ' : SERVICES ~r !he be· words low to form four simple SIONS, Used /Rebuilt, AHTypes, Access Over 10,000 Transm1s· SIOnS &Clutches 614 245-5677 256-8731 WOlD GAM I Rearrange letlers of 0 four scrambled words rruESDAY , - t' • BV W KGBN EABGSEE 1 PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Honey . I just lorgot to duck ' - jack Dempsey, on losrng World Heavywerghtlllle lo Jess Wrllard Jaunty - Raven- Ou11ce - Embark- CRANK I hung a s1gn m my office which .reacts ""If You Are a Self Starter. The Boss Won't· Be Such a 'C~K .. Accessories 1973 Cobra 30 Ft 5th Wheel Travel Tratler $1,500, 080 614· G SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS --~~--~------~· 1987 Plymoulh Ouster to part out,', 790 ZPZD ~ZGEXHHD.' •• Auto Parts & l 83;::=:23::;:::-;;::::::::;;:~~-Jr Dragsler. 94 Jags 150• WB, Salro"ury clutch tach TF wrng Remodeltng Masonar•, " · • . rwo runner-ups and track cham- , ........, Stone Etc )'Carpentry pton ar KVDP, $3200, 614·992· Ft.,sh}, Ttle (Coram. 2679 . Roofing, 614-367- Moat Sddd:a.ult Hornet. NO SINGLEWIDES electric, apLand Conlract, 10'4 Down caul ollianceo ~trni,shed., laundry room For Free Mapo. to ochool In town ~~:..:.:.:.::-----ANniONY LAND CO.,LTil available at. Butlr In Soli Clearang Magic &rme .. Pylhon I 112 Years Old. ! ·800·213-8385, www.country· ug or eall81<·99:!4o.J Ovtn $50. 8"·448·2323 Ltghtod Cage $150, 8.--448 tymt.com _4oo __P._.M_.------------- 1_42.:. .•_9·--------'---- NZXVWA WGD . . UNSCRAMBLE FORI U ANSWER . .----~'"-;; • 4Cyl 2 2. good motor & transm1s SIOn 30... 675-4078 ask tlr Sant y A S DAY R XB HC BZEE 0 SEA ' OSEVW 8 MORNING TI-IAT WERE 4 r, II ' produce a lack of fulfillment today Your happrnc~ s os not guaran- teed hy money or possessiOns LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Bemg free to make your own chmccs wtll be of utmost rmportance to you today, yet you tmghttry to deny thos same pnv-. olege to a cloli fnend or loved one. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt 22) You may have to contend woth addtironal dutres today If your mmd-set rs resentful, rt"ll make what you have to do harder than 11 actually ts LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) Today, you may have to deal w1lh someone who 1s a forceful personality Each might feel c hallenged by the other and engage in unproductive oneupmanshop. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) People who throw therr weight around today will be mtolcrable to you, yet you could be guilty of the same offense when deahng with inferiors . SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21 ) You may use your anger as a cover-up for a weak defense tn a debate today If you keep your ego ol.n of the picture, there will be no need for facades . ' 35 Hallmark '1 y f oll,ng 1n lhe m•u.ng words L--'-...1..-L--'-...L--.J you oeve lop from s1ep No J below 1997 Harley Dav1dson Fat Boy : Black, 614-ol46·413ol 2 & 3 bedroom mob•le homes $260-$300, sewer, water and SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM As Ltttle As $500.0own And $150 Per Uonlh () 1995 YZ 250 Runs Grear. $2.800. 060, &14 ... 411-1100 2 Bedroom Mobile Home $2_.0/ Mo, $175 Depoatt, References WESlWOOO HOME SHOW U$8d &Ropo Sale D duon, 614-379·2882. 446·0228 Nitro,WV 304-775-5885 614-446-6936 1995 Yamaha 80 Spectal lmanc•ng ava1lable 304- Th• Ent•rtain• Hu Arrived! 14x80 3br, 2 bath, oomes With 2r TV, htgh fiVe VCR. surround sound speakers S141M)own S21WMo. Orca In A Ltleume Deal !II Only at O.wood Homu note t9 Conference one, 1945 · 21 Part of FISVP , 22 Or - (threat) 23 Future plant , • 24 Temporary 25 Like en arum 26 Emil coherent ' light 27 Of grand· parenta 28 Swindle 29 Twlated " 3:l Miss Piggy's - . AND THE'( SA'( NO TWO SNOWFLAKES ARE EIJEit ALIKE .. 1992 Honda 250X 4 Wheeler. Ex 304-736-729~ 738·7195 D~r1b1k e, Newly Rebutlt Engtne, New T1res.• New double wtde repo, $999 down Free del1very and setup Fu·1ancmg Avatlable , 304· instrument t7 Guido's high East Pass All pass l SOt\E. SCIENCE PROJECT' 1 Now t\998 1.fi:f0 thuf{ bedroom, tnclucMI 6 monthS FREE lot rent tnclud8i sktr!lng, deluxe steps and setup Only $t87 08 per monlh With 51075 down Call 1· Spec~al WI\Ai'5 THE. I./ANT AN<":IIE. WORK! WITI-\ JE.NN'( ON tnlo FREEDOM HOMES ol Nllro. 738 7295 Pa J.~s North Pass 4• m 9621 MONTH. Free aw & akirbng. Only (2 wds.) t2 Stringed word 9 Fruity drink tO Thailand's neighbor • Large aelecbon of used homes. 2 or 3 bedrooma Starting at t2995 Ou1ck delivery Call 814·385· at 01kwood Homes Nitro , WV West 2• By Phillip Alder There is something trrestst1ble about making a play that hoodwinks • an opponent into error Today's deal was reported by Tim Bourk~ (pronounced "Burke"), who hves in a suburb of Canberra, the Australian 1 capttal As a sodehght, Bourke has one of the world's biggest collecttons of bndge books and magazmes. West opened two spades, a weak two-brd showing a good stx-card sun ·and some 6-10 htgh-card pornts. A moment later, South was m tour hearts After West led the spade king, how dtd South play? • If South only had a second dta· I•• mond, the contract would be easy to make. But now that the spade ace has been dnven out of the dumm y, thrngs I" CAN E: -MAIL COti\E. WI arc more difficult. FD51""~0C DOC ? The first declarer banked all on a 2-2 trump split (w htch would make the heart seven a dummy entry). He won wtlh dummy's spade ace and cashed two top trumps. When they broke 3-1, South couldn't do better than two down The second declarer (unnamed because tl was Bourke?) dod much better He ducked the firsttnck 1Then he put up .the spade ace on West's spade-queen conunuauon. No doubt r,:;:;;;;-;;;1:::====:::1 !laughtng mockmgly to htmself, East ruffed Yet now the contract couldn "t be defeated. South won ihe c lub switch, drew trumps, unblocked the diamond ace, crossed to dummy with a trump to the seven, and dtscarded hrs three black-suo! losers on the top dramonds. South had bro4ght home a6 overtnck. Wllh hindsight, ot IS easy to say that East should have discarded at trick two. which stops declarer from gelling to those dramonds But who would d.o that? . Callt-II00-691-8m LIMITED TIME ONLY I 48R, 2 BATH •1 ,441 DOWN UCI 11 All"logather T Inquire 8 Society-page Trickery of the first water 1094 Ford F-150 4x4 302 auto,i 59,000 m1les, exc cond 304·• 730 A glance 18 Tree fluid 48 Character on 19 Harvard's rival Frasier 20 - St. Laurent 49 Engender 24 Home In 50 Author Madrid Oinesen 25 Soap plant 26 Tags DOWN 29 Cornplaon 3D Act like a pilot t Singer Frank 31 Made a 2 Do beHer than cowhand's 3 Flees (sl.) loor, 4 - - standstill 32 Lat n dance 5 .Uitrmate end music 33 Popular street 6 Wedding trip Opening lead· • K YOU GOT TO TALK TO SHOOTIN' IRON II 1994 Fonl 48x102 Step Deck, 10 : Ft 1 Inch Spread, East Tool Box- • es, EllceHent Condition, 614·256-t 1726 • ~ 614-446-ol:l28 Cast ~ Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West Free a1r, free sk~rt. 16X80 3 or 4 bedroom $1,350/down, S2Q9/mo NEW CONSTRUCTION ... Beau· SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM t/2 Baths, LA l FA F0t..r Dirong t $1000 ftrm, 614-992·3922 882-2621 • • Q 10 5 "'A64 Uo . t.aoo-251 ·507!) 722 7148ot ~4 - 722- 7140 t1ful Two S:tory Cc»ontal -414 Third Avenue, GallipoUa. 3 Bedrooms, 2 1979 Dodge 112 ton 4<4. $250 of tires on !tuck, but Will sell whole UUCk lor $500. 194fi ChiWy pick up, all original, 49,000 m•les, worth Ftrst Ttme Buyers E·Z Ftnanctng 2 Or 3 Bedrooms, Around S2001 nla), 2118 $1,000 304-875-5403 CUSTOMEir HouH For Sale. Jerry's Run Near New doublewtde·l purchased, 1983 Commodore trailer. 1411:70, three bedroom, total electrtc wtth central alf un1t. must move, ~ 14· I RENTALS cres Ideal starter home Beech S S C S . At 3 Pomeror. OH able 304·736·7295 45769 0584 pane & natural gas. on sale now Sider'a Equrpment 304-875-7421. SL, Fllmoroy 011 304-B82·2077 MUST SELL; 14x80 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathe. Owner Ftnanctng Avail · Aerobic, U.arerntty, or Accessonea Store Over 2000 Name Hydraulic Oll·lowest pnce m town Vent free gas heaters, pro· BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4,000 t .5 Bdrm . Local Gov1 & 800 837·3238 Bank Repo's Call 1-800-5222730. X t709 New 28k80 3 or 4 bedroom $39,995 Free delivery 1-800 House and property, approx 48· 691 6777 House for sate or trade Owner hnance 3bedrooma, c1ty water, Leon area. 304-586·2482 or 304· T H , runs good, body la1r $2,850 Or Trade. 614·256-1424 610 Farm Equipment • 6 South • 9 4 3 •AK9864 2 or 3 Beaooms WV~72Ht27 my bua tness Estabhahed 1083area requ tr ed 400 squa re foot, $38,000 1ncludes equ 1pment Inventory and accounls Generates 10 to 20 thOusand per year Set'l· ous 1nqu1res Send SA S E to anvPreteen, PetJte, Dance Wear/ 1978 Chevy Ptck·UP 350. 350 Around $200 Per Month 1·800·251·507!) pan1/Tl801 refurtuhtng Stainless stul cook· caaNow, 801).350·8383 875-t~ . Acreage wanted wuh or without home in Gallla Counry 61.t-9Q2- FIRST TIME BUYERS E·Z Frnanc111g ~mertca,'s 320 Mobile Homes INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO lor Sale recommends that you do bus1· S4YIDOWN ness w1th people you know. ~nd on all stngla aectiOns NOT to send money through the PH DOWN ma11 unt1l you have ~nvelttgated on aN mAl sectiOns tho olfering. IJ"'tod T'""' Only I Home buSiness one ol a ktnd· FREEDOM HOMES ot Nltn>, WV. ware needs sell motNated person w1th good motor skills to take 011er t97652 "' K J 10 5 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK FAMILY.. 4bedrooma, 2 large baths, starting $359/mo. Limned lime offer only at Oak'WOod, Bar· bour1¥111e. wv 304-7.J8.3409 3374 SA 141, Galltpolls, Three Bedroom s, Two Baths, livmg Room, Otntng Room, Kilchen laundry Room, Detached Garage, LEW&I :moths Acre MIL Excellent CondtUon, 614 441 0852 Ap · 388-0302. Or Shelly 814 ·388· A1ver Frontage, Galhpolts, Bt~ck Ranch, Wrap -Around Deck, 9tea Oer Or Night Ca-raiLR. 3 BR. 2 Belhs, Low· FINANCIAL • 10 8 3 • Q7 2 Real Estate Wanted DREAM HOME SERIES . ENTERTAINER 31>edrooms. 2bath~ start!'9 at $219/mo. SUNRISE Loaded with GE appll8nC&I, IIBfbMg It $299/mo. New Toyot;l Plant, (Weal Vtrgl· wont ftt on my lot, must sell, w11f For Oetatls Call 61-4·886· deltver & sel-up a1 no charge 304 722 7148 87!)2 ONLY $4!19 DOWN House '" New Haven for sale un WV2555j) ON SELECTIVE SINGLE WIOES der $10,000, Will trade br land '" Free DeliVery & Setup We Have The SOLUTION To country, 304...882-3403 OAKWOOD HO~ES. NrTRO Your New Years RESOLUTION! 304 755·5685 dtnm.g room, 2 bedroom, Lose Up To 30 ll>s In 30 Days. Kuchen, bath. IM'9 room. lronr & bock lull· 614-441·1982. length porches, gas furnace, Ctly OWner mov1ng Make 2 payments water , ou1Du1 ldmg, garage, 112 move tn, assume loan, no payt80 Wanted To Do m1le Easl ol Ractne, 814-9-49- ment till February 1998 1·304· 614-387-7849. 360 OhMl ' SAVE$1000 Free Oelrvery & Sarup OAKWOOD HOMES, NITRO tion Opponuniues And Spectal T111s newspaper wtl! not Events For All Ages Responstknowtngly accept ble For Program Fat:thtles, adveri!Sements for real estate Budgets, Selling ObJ&Cttves. Community And Program leader· WhiCh IS In VIOlatiOn Of !he sh1p, Sl81f Tra1n1ng And Evalualaw Our readers are hereby tions Sacures Contracl Person1nlormed thai all dwellings nel, Part·Tvne Program Staff, Olfi· advert•sed m lhtS newspaper c•all And Volunteers RespdnSI· are ava11a01e on an eQual ble For Markeung, Promottons opportun1ty basts And Program PubliCI!)'. Bachelors Degree Preferred Knowledge Of RecreatiOn Areas And Sk•lls Ae· qutred Candidates Are To Submit REAL ESTATE Resume' And Employment Application To . 00. Mcintyre Park Distm:t, Galha County Courthouse, 18 locust Street, Ga/Jipo· hs, Ohto 45831·1262 Deadltne 0% Down Open UnW Ftllod Crednl $35,000, In Gallipolis Area, 814·387-0:&03, Page 11· Small mobile home matntenance 800·395-2337 Page< 1576 coiT'pany tn need ol person to do drywall repa1r, spray texture cell· 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms. 1 Balh. tng repair and drywall closures Large Ltvmgroorn, large Kllchen, Work will be m OH, IN, KV, Ml 1 Acre, Galltpolls City Schools, and PA Must be wtlhng 10 work $67,000. 614-446-<3Zl awt1'( from home Send wark hll· tory and hnle about yourself 10 3 Bedroom House & 2 Mobtle Ehte Mobtle Home Mamt , 38655 Homes On 1-112 Acres, Ask1ng SR 7, Lo'9 Bottom. 01145743 $38,000, 5 Mmutes From Galhpo- Babvalttlng In Uy Home Cheshire Area, All Houfl, Park Close By, Empty lot on Spung Avenue 1n Fllrreroy, $33Xl. 614 992-2569,.. 8737 44fi·94t6 Bennetts Supply 1391 Buy1ng Standmg T1mber And Safford School Rd. 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' • Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Tuesday,January13,199~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ·"- Nichols mother says death would have been be~er for son ; OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Terry Nichols ' mother thinks her son is innoce nt of any wrongdo.ing but she' d rather sec him executed than .spend hi s life in prison for his convic tion in the Ok lahoma City bombtng. " My gosh, with htm suffering and goi ng through this agony and everybody, you know, whats his life goi ng to be ' Nothing . He has no future," Juyce Wilt told The Daily Okla· Nichols. but no date has been set. homan in a story published today. .Mrs. Wilt said she expec t ~ Mat sch "Death would have been easier will se ntence. her S()n to life in pri son . than him being put in there . He's Without a unanimous jury vcrdi.:t. being tortured for something he did Nichols cannot be sentenced to death .· not do." " He's going to give him a tough The jury last week convic ted sent ence,. I'm sure. He's a tough NtdlO is of conspiracy and involun- · Judgc."'shc sard. tary man sl aughter. hut .:ouldn 't agree · Mrs. Wilt told the Oki:lhoman she on the extent of his involvement or on would rather ha ve srcn her son exca se nt ence. U.S. Distri.: t Jud.gc .: uted.than have to fa'" a h'ng life in Ri chard Mai sc h will se nt en~c National health care spending · tops .$1 trillion · prison fo r someth ing she be li eves he did not do. Several JUrors said they hclicved the government fail ed to prove its case aga inst Nic hols. Jury forewoma n Niki Dc utchman we nt a step furt her, say ing she believed there were ot hers involved who have not hccn ind1ctcd. Nichols' fonner Army huddy, Timothy M.:Vcigh. has hce n se ntenced to di e for hi s role in the April 19. 1995. bomhing of the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building. She said several bombing victims told her while visiting Denver that they, too, doubted the government 's case , " Not all the people in Oklahoma are hitter and hateful and think that Terr¥ did it, " Mrs. Wilt said . ''I'm ·glad they had enough nerve to co me Ohio Lottery Meigs , defeats Miller· back and say this to me.'" . ; Mrs. Wilt, 67. said she visited her, son after the verdict and said he felt: let down. , ; " How would you feeP How could ' you stand to be locked up away from your life and your fanuly when you' re innocent?" she said. '' I mea_n, that 's a tough one ." · Pick 3: 921 Pick 4: 2415 Buckeye 5: 10-12-16-25-30 Sports on Page 4 PICTURE YOUR PET AMONG THE ... PET VALENTINES! spending curbs all have 'contrihutcd to slower expansion of the nati on's health carr hills after average yearly growt h of II pcr<cnt throughout the '80s. the report said. But wil l the ~oo d news last'' Doublc -dtgi( mcrcascs arcn ' t ex pected, back any time soon. said Katharine R. Levit. dtrcctorofHHS's National Health Stat tst ics Group. But " the pri vate side of things should be reaccelerating and at the sa.nc time the pu hl: c side ... should be decelerating." sa id Lev it. Pri vate-sector sncndinl! accounts for 53.3 percent of all American health care dollars. and in 1996, about two-thirds of it , or $337.3 bil lion went to pay health insurance pre- mium s. Insurance companie s paid $292.3 billton in medical. bills, up 3.4 percent. Health in surance premiums grew by 3.2 percent, to $337.3 billton. And other out-of-poc ket cost.~. paid by co nsumers - includin g insurance deductibles and co-payments - grew by onl y 2.7 percent to $ 171.2 hillion . "That is largely due to employers who sought out pl ans that promised io slow the rate of health care cost increases·· through managed care. >aid Levit. Many in surers who made the prom ises arc now in an awkward posttion . "Thctr profit s have hccn squeezed,'' said Lev it - a trend many analysts agree must lead to hi gher premiums if it co ntinues. Meanwhile , low inflation and ~pcnd i.ng restrai nts enacted hy Con- IIIIIU: 1::::::: ••:I , ·· I: •· Rain Partly cloudy tonight. Low in 30s. Thursday , rain. Low in 30st_ en tine Vol. 48, NO. 189 101998, Ohio Valley Publishing Company 2 Sections, 12 Pages, 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Wednesday, January 14, 1998 A Gannen Co. Newspaper Strickland: More money is being sought for Ravenswood Connector Amcrir nn spe ndin g on health care manm!cd care. and new !! ovcrnm cnt ~1\u:~tl.~ • WASHIN GTON lAP) - US spending for health care is grow ing at the slowest pace 111 nearly fo ur decades but pri vate insurance costs · may be about to pick up steam agai n. the governme nt s:lys. Although the nati on's medical costs topped $ 1 tnllton '" IY% for the fi rst rime. total spending was up just 4.4 percent from 199'\ . That was the smallest i m:rc;1~c s1 ncc the Health and Human Scrvi~:cs Department started keeping trac k of puhlic and pri vate spending tlll C\Try thm g from :lspinn to ope n-heart surgery in 1960. averaged $3.759 r<·r person in 1996. and held a steady 13.6 percent share of the nation 's hooming c~o nomy, the depart ment said m an annual report released Monday. Low in fla ti on. mnrc peo pl e 1n . "1"·. .~~ • OUR SPECIAL -PAGE(S) SPEAKERS - Ohio Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollister, third from right, was the keynote speaker at the Meigs County Township Association annual meeting, held Friday night at the Meigs Coun- · ty Senior Center. The association is made up of clerks and trustees from Meigs County's ~o~ships. Also pictured, 1-r, are Blair Windon, Chester Township Trustee, vice president; Richard Bailey, Salisbury Township Clerk, clerk; Ed Durst, Salisbury Township Trustee, president; Gerald Potter, incoming president of the Ohio Township Association; Joan Beardmore, outgoing president of the statewide association; Lt. Governor Hollister; Mike Cochran, executive director of the Ohio Township Association; and Pete Couladis of the Ohio Auditor of State's office. "FOR PETS ONLY" WILL BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH IN Also a special section for In Memory Valentine Pets. THE DAILY SENTINEL Kaczynski submits to psychological tests as plea bargain talks continue SACRAMENTO, Cal if. (AP) Theodore Kaczy nski dropped hi s sa fety net of silence and allowed a government psychiatrist to probe hi s psyche. submitting to hours of intervtcws designed to dctenninc if he .is · mentall y ill .· . Kaczy nski's motivation may bC closer to that of his prosec utors than the defense lawyers battling to >ave hi s life. The Unabomher defendant wants to prove he is not deranged and ~ is competent to act as his own attorney. While Kaczy nski ta1kcd to Dr: Sall y Johnson of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons in a lineup room at the county pil Monday . Justi ce Department lawyers in Washin gton. D.C .. were considciing a poss ible plea bargai n to end the tangled tri al and send Kactynski to prison for life . . Attorney General Janet Reno has repeated ly rejected a plea bargain offer. But after a week of turmoil brought on by Kaczy nski's bid to defend himself and hi s apparent sui- r .: ij]c attempt. defense lawyers asked - and _the governmen t ag reed - to reopen plea di sc ussions. " We agreed. bc.:ausc it has always hccn our po~i ti un lhat we arc ope n to fu rthe r talks." one source tnld The Assoc iated Pre:-os on rondi tion of anonymity. Please enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to return your · photo. Inspectors -could be withdrawn over failure to control bacteria WASHINGTON (A P) - The Jidn't address those ... Bi ll y said in an Ag riculture Department could effec- llltcn•icw MonJJy. tively dose meat and pou ltry plants· One \"tru lcnt stra1n or E. co li and that do not properl y te,st for E cal1 many typcs nf ,*'a lm nnc ll a ca n ca u ~c oa.:teria and fail to adequately reduce il lness and even death in humans who salmone lla microbes under 1lcw pro- cat contami nated food . The Agricul posed ru les . tu·rl· Departmen t has ai med it s new The plan wou ld allow federa l syste m at contro lling those two in spec t or~ l.o he Withdrawn from 'pat hogens. but there arc ot he.rs that slaughte rhouses and · -processing cause foodbo.rne illness. Although the rules woul d grant plants tf those food safety goals arc not meL Withdrawal \ ,f the USDA new autho(ity to wtthdrpw inspectors. stump of appro1a l cssent~1l l y pre- tndustry offi cial s said at first glance vents a company from markcttng.any they did not appear to ex pand the 1 meat or poultry department's ~; nforccme nt powers In spectors can .be withdrawn hcyond what was expected when the new tn spectton system,was first prounder current rules for :-.ncrnl ·rcasons. includ~ng unsanitnry condi - posed. " We wi ll be looki ng to see that tions and Inhumane slaughtering of there ts not an expansion of enforcelivc~. tock. but never hcfore l1 as fat lll[Cnt power or a taking away of-basic ure to address bat:tcrial contamin aindustry rights," said Tim Willard, ti on .bec.n !~pccifically among them. Thpm>s J. Billy. administrator of spokesman for the National Food the department 's Food Safety and Processors Associatio n. 'rThere have Inspection ~crvtec. satd the updated '' been no problem s identified with rules arc part of a new meat and poul- industry compliance." Indeed. Billy said that in spectors try tnspection system .aun cd at preventing contaminati on by requiring have been withdrawn from the 6,400 plants regulated by the Agriculture companies to test l(tr E. coli and Department on on ly two occasions in reduce the presence of sa lm onella. ·' The· cx1:-.tmg rule:-. obviously just over a year\ time. · ' · Gallia and Meigs counties have ·organizations. Whitt said. The local board is rcsponsihle.fnr been chosen to 'receive $32,49(• to ·supplement emergency food and recommendin'g· agopacs to receive shelter programs in the area, ~-. gin­ the funds and any additional muncy nin g either next month or in M. •c h. available under thi s phase of the pro· Gallia County will re<:c ivc gram . $18.554 and Meigs $13 ,942 in the Under the terms of the National distribution, explained Sandra Whiu, - BoNd grant. loca l government or pri community services director for Gai- fllte voluntary organi zatil>n s chosen J ta-Mcigs Community Action to receive the fund s must -he nonAgency. profit. have ·an account ing system Whitt said the selection was made mnduct an annual aud it. practice hy the National Board. which consists non-discrimin ation . demonstrate the of affiliates from voluntary orgarii-' capability lit deliver emergency food >at ions and is chaired hy the Federal or shelter programs, and have a vol Emergency Management Agency. untary board if it is a private vo lun United Way of America will sc r\'c as tary organitation . the administrative staff and function Qualifying organizations arc as the fi scal agent. · urged to apply. Whitt said . ihc hoan..l was charged to distrihEmergency food and shelter funds utc funds appropriated hy Congress have been di strihutcd in the two to help expand the canacity of food counties by CAA. wiih the participaand shelt er progr;\ms in high need tion of the Gallia County Council on around the country. Aging . The agencies were rcsp6nsi·A Inca I hoard made up of dti>ens hlc for prov iding numerous meals from Ga ll ia and Meigs w unties will and nights of lodging . Whitt noted. determine hmv the funds will be dis· Further information on the protrihuted among emergency food and gr;un is ~vailahlc hy contactin g Whitt shelt er programs run hy local service at 367-73 41 or 992-6629. "PI;T'S NAME" Owner's Name Hurry! Deadhne Thursday, February 5th at 3 p.m. r--------------------------, l VALENTINE PETS 1· I Pet's Name I Owner's Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Address 1 l I· IC~ . Amount Enclosed: 1 at $6 each. I I. I For_ pictures 1 Vote on State education _budget delayed a week L-----------------~--------~ LIBRARY DEDICATED -The Jim Adams Memorial Library was dedicated Sunday at the Trinity Congregational Church with the Rev. Roland Wildman officiating. The library was initiated through the Jim Adams Christian Educational Memorial Funds and is for the use of not only the church members but also the community. Joining his wife, Carol Jean, and church members for the dedication were their son, Todd, of Fairborne, and their daughter and son-in-law, Kim and Gregg Harris of Wilmington. Pictured in the library are, Mrs. Adams, left, Tricia Davis signing out a book, and the Rev. Mr. Wildman. environmental study is still in the hands of the Federal Htghway Administration which will decide 1f an env ironmental assessmen t. or a more cumbersome environment al impact statement. is required before design work can continue. The Ravenswood Co nnector project has been approved for fundin g through the study and deSten phases with·co nstruction dependin~ on add ition al funds becoming available. Stric kland said he would place a call to the Federal Highway Administration to detennine when the study wil l be completed. De sign work has started on the Athens-to-Darwin h1ghway. Story said. Strickland also commended Meigs County on it s efforts to obtain a branch campus of the Un ivers it y of Rio Grande, "?ling that students can receive a tax credit of up to $1 ,500 a year for two years. He predicted more pos iti ve news wou ld he forthco m in~ . TOURISM Joh n Mu sser. pre s1d cnt .of Pomeroy Village Cnuncil and a m~jor proponent of the vlibec\ downtown rcvital iLation pi"OJL't: l. ~Ill Il l JUill"Ct i the n vcr tou r hn•n ·· cu mhcrland Pnnccss" will he .1 fn.:qucn\ 'l'lltPr in Pomeroy thi s yc:.u. The owners ol !he hoat ha\C se lec ted Huntin gtn n and Ponh..'roy as stops for the hnat. he ""J The hoat will be workin !. ! si.\ J ;n·-. a wcLk h~ginnin~ 10 ~ Ar rll ~·ontl llUIIl !.! through""ectohcr on d two -yl·ar t r i ~;l hasis. he added. "It will he nice to ~('t ne'' L.al"c~ 111 Pomeroy." hl' s:ud · Tourism direc tor Karin Jn hnson annourH.:cd that the ltlUI"I~Ill \\Chsitl' has hCcn ro mplctcd ;md can \'il'wct.l nt : W\\' W. ha :-.J.. .: t" l'h.com/t 1 ;r,._ clml!igs.htm. URG-MEIGS Economic Dcvclnpmcnt U1 rcctor Deadline Thursday, February 5th 11t 3 p.m. Mall or bring the entry form: The Daily Sentinel COLU MBUS (AP) Ohio schools will have to wait a little longe r to find out c•actly how much money they' ll have for nc•t year's expenses. The chai rm an of the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday postptlncd a \ Otc on the $5.2 hill ion hudget. which onginall y had been planned for Thursday. Movmg the vote 10 nc.r week will give Hou se and Senate .leaders time 10 craft a more l:Omprc hcnsive soluti on to Ohio's s<:hool fund ing prohlems. 11 0 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • Inventor~ Reduetion Sale GOING ON NOW AT QVAUTY·FURNITURE PL "There 's a series ol" di SC U SSIOn ~ and meetings going on ... commiucc Chairman Roy Ray. R-A krun. saitJ . .. We have some work to do ... Some Senate Rcpuhli .:ans don't want to approve next yc:1r's sc hool hud l!ct without first deciding on 3 response to !he Ohi o Su,prcmc Court 's ruling that way the state pays for puhli l" st:hoo ls is un ulllstitu.tional. added Sen. Gene Watts. R-Gallnway. St.•mltc Demonats sa id they were Continued on page 3 Ron McDade r..:pci.th.'J th~o.· n.'LTnt donation by Holf,.cr Clinir of Jh lormer MHJdlcport clin1c tn th e Mc1 gs Coun ty Comm uni1 y Imrn l\"t;!llli!n t Corpt1r:l11on. The hulldm g wtll hou:-.c a Mcig:-. Coun ty hranch of the University of Rio Gram.k:. " Wt...· lH1pe to ge l the n:: nm·at 1on done qutckl) ." he satJ . In add tt ion. the CIC obta ined a $10,000 ~rant presented hy Lt. Governor Nanc y Holllstl'r last wcc L he said. McD"dc nQtcd the CIC ts lookmg for an additional $40.000 to .:omp letc the n.:nm·ation and has rcrein::d ~m interim loan from Farmer:-. Bank & Saving s Compl.lny. GUEST SPEAKER Guc't 'peaker Dc.borah McBride. director of the Women's Bus1 ncss Re:-.nurt.: l' Program of Small Business Development Ce nter ~)r Athens, hridl y spoke ahou tthc ~.: enter wh ich Continued on page 3 New members welcomed· by Rutland Council Meigs, Gallia getting $32,496 to supplement food, shelter programs PER PICT.URE PRE-PAID National Gallery plans Van Gogh exhibits WASHINGTON (AP) - The National Gallery of Art wtll ex hibit 70 painting' by Vincent Van Gogh in .the largest showing of work hy the Dutch artist outside the Netherland s. accordin g to a published report . The c. hibit. "Van Gogh's Van yogh s: Masterpieces from the Van l! rcss - rno~ t rece ntl y in the bJ I· ; need hudgct ac.: t - arc expec ted to Gogh Museum ." will run for three mont hs starting Oct. 4, The Washmoderate the growth of governmen t ington Post said in today 'sed iti ons. heal th .:;u-c hi lls over the nc•t few The Nati onal Gallery is ex pected years. Medicare "s hudgct for senior citi - tu formally announce the cx hihit this week . ;.cns' health care im: rca~ed 8. 1 perGa llery director Ea rl " Rusty " cent to $21ll l hill ion in 1996. comll Ill told the newspaper the Powe pared to :.1 10.6 pcn.:c nt incr~asc in works will he on loan from Am ster1995. dam·, Van Gogh Mu>cum whtle it , The strong economy also · bas shut s d nwn fur renovations and . l.'on ~ llclp , .• rc•duc··· th•' 1\ Litnhcrs of low.u ' ' structi on. The e.,hihll wil l travel In income Americans cl igihlc fln Mcdy one other U.S. \Cnuc . the Los onl icaid. Federal and stale ex penditures i·or the program grew by just 5.3 per- . Angcb County Mu>e um ol' An . . . , . , , ' " "' whcrcnwillbl·on d i,playfromJan . cent 111 1996. the >tn,tllcstpc rce ntae" 17 to 11 ri l 4_ 1999 _ Jump ever. to $ 147 .7 htllton. P VISIT.S MEIGS FACILITY - Congressman Ted Strickland (0Lucasville) spoke to the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Tuesday afternoon at Carleton School in Syracuse, pausing long enough for a brief tour of the facility. Here Strickland visits with Chris Edwards and instructiQnal assistant Diana Ash In Mary Leach's primary class. Strickland presented a U.S. flag to the class. By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff U.S. Representative :ed Strickland (D-Lucasville\ rece ived applause Monday afternoon when he said he requested addiiional money for the Ravenswood Connector in the current highway bil l. Strickland. address ing the Me igs County Chamber of Commerce at Carleton School in Syracuse, said the highway bill will likely be passed in this spring. He was introduced by chamber Pre sident Sue Mai so n before a group of about 50 chamber memhcrs and guests. • "I am intere sted in pursuing fund ing on this vital project," he said. The Rav enswood Connector. which would connect U.S. 33 at Five Points with the R1tchie Bridge at Ravenswood ... and 1-77, has long been a goal of Meigs Cou nty community leaders. Steve Story. transponation commince chairman , said the preliminary Three people were swDrn in as Rutland Village Councilmcnihcrs at Tuesday night's tnl't:t in !! of Ru tland Villupc Count:d . ~ Mayor JoAnn E~H.b adnun1.~tcrcd oa th . . o f nfficc l o hy Dewh urst ~md T;.~mmy Searle" who w~rc :tppointcd a:-. council m~:mher.\ after nn c:mdi U:II L" .~ ~u ught thl: onic~.-·s !a.'~! Novcm~ hcr.. CilUth.: d woman Jud\· DL' IlllV wa;.. r~appo t nh..·J a~ a lll l' lllh~r nl c~;u nu l ~ ,. , \ f \; ') \. ,. ' \ ' -¥ :mt,l -1" RECYCLING JUGS - These students are among those at the Bradbury Elel!'entary School who are busy collecting clear plastic juga which they hope to exchange for pliy· ground equipment. They are from tha left, Sarah Bush, Amber Shane, Brandon Chandler, Adam Wise and Eric Van Meter with Roger Manley, Sr. of Manley's REcycling Center. They are standing with a 1148 pound bale containing 10,332 jugs for recycling. Bradbury school takes on recycling project BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff The Bradbury Elementary Schoo l has taken on a new proJect -- collect ing plastic milk jugs which can be recycled . Their goal is to collect 25.000 jugs before March 31 with the hope that 250 for eac h one of the 100 stvdents wi ll be enough to wi n some new playground equipment. Trading plastic jugs for rc.:yelmg for new playg round equipment is a program sponsored hy Snider & Associates of Parma Height s. The annual rccyc l1ng contest is in its second year. Two schools. one in Ohio and one in Indi ana. will qualify for the $1 1.000 pritc of rccydcd plastic play eqUipment manufactured hy Rencati on Creatio ns. Hill sdale. Mich. Winner:-. \vi ii he :-.elected on the hJsis of the nurnh: r t..:ollcL'ted per stuJ ent. Pri nc1pa l Rust y Bookman thinks 250 per ... tudcnt :-.ht1 uld he a wmn1ng numhcr. · To a:-.~ist the '\lucknts in thl'ir proj~rt. !he principJI J\ a~king that rc\ i· dent:-. rcl"yde d e<ir pla:-.lil" IU ~' 111 the name n f a stude nt or the . . dwol at Manley's Recycling Center on Mil l Street 1n Midd lcpnrt. Ju g~ may he lc lt :.J t the ... dwol nr talcn dm~l' tly tn the Rccyding Ccn- \\,1." :tl ... o sworn in Monday. C1 llllh.:tl npt: n~.-·d hll.J.., on the \"1/J.:H!C trud lor \:I ll' and ,nld tl tn C~ rl Wnlk lor )525 . 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Bookman will hu' t J lunr heon wllh Thl' !lC\1.- h-:atcr-; \\ere llht;.~ llcd 1n hun for the top f1 vc C(l llec tor' and a the l:l\ll: ~.:~.:ntcr. Monq l or the IlL\\ p111.~1 p.nt y lor the t...:hh'>ftHIIll v.h1L·h ht.:Jh;l\ \\i..i:-. rai,cJ atJil 't )l\ lr \ Come cvl lcch the nw:-.t ph.t,tlt..." JUg'~ . Con tinued on page 3 · tcr where Meigs' Ohio Bicentennial Committee developing plans for celebration DINING ROOMS, LIUING ROOMS AND BEDROOMS ON SALE! and?orupdating their hiStories . -BY CHARLEIIIE HOEFLICH As a part 9f the' hiccmcn ni al cel Sentinel News Staff ebration, she suggested commi ttee "A large part of what we arc ahout members go into churches and orgais roots and community. recognition nizations to encourage participation . of history, and reverence for ancesAccording to Moretti, Ohio is fll'th tors," said Nicola Picke ns Morelli . in the country in states vt sited for . Southeast coordir.ator for the Ohio I80J .. .lOOJ tourism. She said that a survey indiBicentennial Commission. . catcd that while most people come in She was spraking to the Meigs County/Ohio Bn·ntcnn ial Commit- a farm in the Flatwoods communit y for visiting family members and 10 tee at the Meig,_Museum Monday of Meigs County. ta:kcd ahout the -revisit their roots, while here they go . night about the planned ce lebration of many anributcs of f):!cigs County -- to historical places and attend festiits s.:cn ic beauty, includi ng the river. vals and other communi ty events. the 200th binhday of Ohio in 2003. and historical places -- and suggest"People are slowly finding South· Morcni called on the comminec to ed programs be dt>vcloped which wil l eastern Ohi o," said the bicentennial develop programs which will give a others to come here. coordi nator, who suggested use of the entice sense of roots, show off the county's She described the Ohio Btcentennial Meigs County video made by Roger "hidden treasures" and look to as Meigs County's "most important ·and Mary Gilmore to promote the already-established celebrations · -county. like the ·Sternwhecl Fest ival and opportunit y to be heard." She said that she envisions coun"We have to think ou t of the box, Chester Shade Day~ -- where the hicentenni al them e can be incorpo- ty-wide activity, small villages and we have· to think as big as we want comm'uniti es having celebrations and to be if we are to get the recognition rated .Continued on page 3 The coordinator who grew up on observances. and chufches recording I , ' ;o . ' .. COORDINATOR VISITS ,- Nicola Pickens Moretti, Southeast coordinator for the Ohio Bicentennial Commission, left, spoke at a meet- r''I ' ' - ing of the Meigs County committee Monday night. She was introduced by Margaret Parker, · local chairman. � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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