https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c4e016429250ed62cb9bf92ab462008e.pdf 01edac4e04b31d695da759d53a1f7626 PDF Text Text • ' . i. ( ' , .' ' • 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 . S1). h11b Vv'L'rt' t\"l"l" ll. l.'d nn thL" \l id h:ll" we and lii Uill"tl a ~ rl'l' d ·, P .,~.: Jl t 111 Rtl\ Ctlltalll lor ~3.925 Th~.: 'i !la g~.: w:t' d L' I ~.·J .1 ~Li n\ l or tt \\, no l ~ d :\lcl . . on \\ill hL" p. L' IIL·d \\h l'll til l· 'H':tl hlT hrcal-.,., I :tJJilllHI. t"ll llll+.."li \\d l 1 11\l' '>t l ~ <t! l" Ill 'l'l' \\h~o."ll' 111llll" -_ [) \.'e t h,t! hh ; . .fll'l'dl·d C11uncil .m-. trutkd Ckr~ l{p,~.·. 111:11~ St)tJ\.H.Ien E. . l-.. t:\\ 111 . rd\~,.' III~L' lor :t Ill' I.\ pnltcc olli c~..·r lor till' 'II ~lil'L'I IL'jl:l\•ng. StiL'l't the l.lltllllf \\til he d,h·d 111 :-. ign a ~ l1p that tiH: y arc ~1\' lll ~ tnr IlK' _J .1~c lnt cn·ll'\\'1 \\t il tx: h..:ld Tul·,J:I\. Bradhury prnJl:l"t . Boni-.man ... aid thai the hopl· ' 11 1 7 fl .lll . a! thL' Rutl and Cl\ ll' Cl'n t~..:r. !.!Ct thc cnmmunilv tll \tlhln'! ln.,;t\ · f:.,l-.,cw \\~I\ ,li,o ;tu th tlri/Cli ln pur;ng- and recyl"lmg_~iu ~' ltu 111:· '\."hllill dla.'L" a new l"llll lpult...:r dl.."'~ lor d..:rk\ ;md with that m lllllllil ' ~l·ndm\..! tll ll nl ft l ' l' . kiter:-. to r hurr hc' a11J ~~~· ~.t;ll/,t CnUJKd .t~r~cd to ... ~ ll .llll 'th cr uld IHlll '> . . }.L'IUl" k u Hh :1 ITIIIlllllUIIl h1J il f "It willnnl on I) help the "L·hool ln ~~1\..,-}(J[ J • their prt 1JCCt to get :-.IH IIC Ill"'~ pia~ Dl'~l"U\\ton L"ll n n: rrnn~ lmJmg a ~round equiptn~nt. 11 v.:lll gl'l thL" village "'' llutor \~~~~put 1111 hoiJ unul commumty mnr~..· a\\ :Irl' o l rcL·y- !he next mce11Jg whu.:h \\Ill he hdJ cli ng .'" s:1 id Book man . Fch. 10 111\l~ad nl on Fch. ll 111 the A" an i ncentiH~ to thl.." ' tulknh . l' I\ "I L" cent er. 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. �-commentary . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, January 14, 1998 The Daily S.entinel • Page 3 Page2 OHIO Weather Wednesday, January 14, 1998 Thursday, Jan. IS AccuWeather®forecasl for daytnnc cond1Uons and h1gh 1empera1urcs The Daily Sentinel 'Est!Wfrsflttf rn 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614·992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 A Gannett Co. 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JFK - The myth endures the muckraking By MIKE FEINSILBER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Tell the Amcnc.Jn people that John F Kennedy was an arrogant scoundrel Tell them that h1 ' d.1ddy' money mJ) h,l\ c hough t hiS pre sidency Tell them !hal !here 1s somc lhm g I!Sity about the ClliLago vole counl thal assured h1m the clccllon Tell about hiS lra! sons With Manlyn Monroe and a gangs!Cr < moll Or how he concealed the lrulh about hiS health from Ihe public Or that he "as wll hn\! to ~~me ll on murder as an mstrumcnt of ::,tatcuaft m Cuba, and maybe '" South Vietnam too Tell alllhat and II does nol seem to alter Kennedy s place m Amencans' hearts and mmds After all the revelations Kennedy rcmams for millions a handsome romanllc figure, a h1ghl y regarded president a model for h1s successors from R1chard Noxon to B1ll Clmton holh of whom borrowed some Of hi S &_eSIUreS The latest assault on lhe Ken ned) rcputatwn - mounted by muckrakmg JOurnalisl Seymour Hersh m hiS popular book The Dark S1de of Came Jo! " - has not undcrrmned Kennedy s slalurc Hersh s f1ndmgs had seeped oul over 1he years and thclf repeltl!on even wilh fresh dela1ls often bflngs a shrug 'II s not like you' re takmg a samt and suddenly revealing h1m as a smncr says Caryl R1vers a JOUrnalism professor at Boston Umvcrsily who 1s wnung a novel aboutlhose days "You rc takmg someone who the public knew as a very imperfect person and yet, I thtnk was fascmated by ht s promiSe hiS achievements h1s chaflsma ' The central explanation lies m a word assassmallon John Kennedy was made a martyr b) a bullclm Dallas nearly 35 years ago, that alone g1ves h1m an cmollonal hold on hiS generallon and 11 appears many people born afler hiS ..tcalh The facl 1s that people sec h1m as havmg lost h1s life m lhe serv1ce of hiS country says a h1s1onan, Robert Dallek author of Ha1l to the Ch1cf The Makmg and Unmakmg of Amencan Pres1den1s John Trcw a scmor al George Mason Umvcrsily m Fa~rfa x, Va , dcscnbes h1msclf as a staunch Republican but sllll cons1ders Kennedy an mspnalwnal figure He stood up to the Sov1c1 Umon ' says Trew I rank htm n ght below Lincoln and Washmgton In a greatness poll last ycarof7 19 knowledgeable people mos1ly col lege teachers Kennedy stood 15th among the nallon s 41 presidents Sigmf~eantly as a man of character he placed on ly 14th but as a leader he was ranked Cifhlh What make' Kennedy 1m pen IOU< to 'omc of the personal stuff was the Cuhan miSsile cri SIS says T1m Blcsstng h!SIOrlan al Ahcrn1a College tn Rcadmg Pa No mailer ho" much people complam and thmk he fa1lcd at "'many thmgs you hmc thai one shmmg moment The 1dca that Kcnncd) sa,ed us Irom nuclear ~Aar "fixed and I don llhmk thai \\ill e\Cr goawav In add1110n to that sh1nmg moment ,md m addillOn to the cmouonal tug aw"mg Irom h1s murder Kennedy s c l ~m endeared h1m He was \Oung and handsome and h" w1fc fl oored e'en the French Kennedy" ·" the li N p1es 1dcn1 horn 1n the 20th century and so mu<h dillcrent Irom h1' predecessors He had fun and fl ash Barry's orld "Oh, yeah' We had a GREAT holtday, but Hank stands as Mexico's top power broker By Jack Anderson arid Jan Moller MEXICO CITY -- If 'MeXICo had a hchmd-lhc-sce ncs, smoke f1lled room of poliucal power broker~ Carl os Hank Gonzalez, would be the man holdmg lhe c1gars - and the first one allowed 10 speak The h1ghes1 official poS!Ilon Hank e\er held agncuhurc sccre tary under fanner Pres1dcnt Carl os Salmas, belies h1s true mtlucncc The 71 year old Hank IS a spec ial case even tn Mcx1c0 A cnllcal fmanc1al and pohltcal backer of Salinas and curren t PreS!dent Ernesto Zedill o he 15 the fu:er s fix er an ms1dcr s tns1dcr He has been dcscnhcd by one us State Department olfKial as a combma liOn of Lyndon Johnson R1chard Daley J1mmv Hoffa and v110 Cor leone Another cal led hun emg malic , one of tho>e bastards" ho can w1nk on the telephone H.tnk stancd 42 years of public se rvice'" a sc hoolteacher and olfl c~> ll) relired 10 1994 fhough hiS avc!,Igc annual salar) mer the pre v1ous decade \\as ahout $50 000 he rcllrcd a htlllonauc I he polillclan who IS pont he sa 1d once " a poor pollilclan One ol MexiCO s nHhl tellin g and mfamous quotes, he has never demec! or retracted 11 Frequently nagged tn the MeXIcan med1a for excessiVe ennchment Moller & Anderson what Amen cans would call corrupuon -- ht s power was nevertheless so qUickl y acc umulated and so deepl y entrenched that no Mcx1can preS! dent has dared take h1m on One man who came close was Mcx1co s preSident for much of the 1980s Mtgucl de Ia Madnd He had campaigned m I 982 on a platform of moral renova11on for Mcx1co and the oulcry agmnsl Hanks gov crnment-supplicd wcahh was at a lever p11ch m the Mcx1can med1a But de Ia Madnd h.lckcd off hccau sc he Jucr.JII y teared fnr hiS Ide Thais the story one of h~> lnends Porlmo Munoz Ledo told our assouatc Dale V.m Aua Once prcs1dcnt of Me xu.:o s ruling lnst1tu Il ona! Revolutionary Party (PRJ) Munoz Ledo smd that de Ia Madnd feared he would he ,ISS,Issmatcd 1f son- ..bcncr known a~ l.fl WondcrlanJ a~.;~Wr II.!\\ I~ Carroll - d1cd 111 Guild ford Engl.md On Ihis date In I 619 Fundamental Orclcrs the fir.., I ... o n~tiiUIIon nf Ctmnu.:tKut \Hts adopted In 1 74~ English a-ttonomcr Edmond Halle) 1\ho oh,el\cd ' thc comet that nO\\ hear> hiS name d1cd at ae' ~'i In 1784 the Unued States r~111i~d a peace treal\ "11h England cnclmg the Rcvolu110nary War In lg58 French emperor Napoleon Ill c"aped an a11cmp1 on h~> life In 1900 the Pucun1 opera Tosca rccCI\Cd a m~<ed rcccp110n at liS Rome world prcm1crc In 1941 PreSident Roosc,ell and Bnush Pr1mc Mln~>lcr Wmston Churchi ll ope ned a wartime conference m Ca.ahlanca In 1952 NBC s Today 'ho" prem1ered In 1953 JoSip Bro1 Tito was elected preSident of Yugosla' 1a hy rhc country s Parliament In 1963 George C Wallace ,,as sl4orn '"as go,crnor of Alahama w11h a pledge of scgrcgauon foreHr • an mtcrv&cw With us ~.:hargcs that Hank 1s the pnmary mtermedmry between the muh! -nallonal drug trafficki ng cnlerpnscs and the MexIcan pohiKal system Refonmst PRJ leaders don 1go as far as Valle hut they acknowledge that he " ch1cf among old PRI leaders they dub los dmosaunos for whom cnnchmcnt through government scrv &cc was common pract&cc • ....... . IND •I Columbus 136° I ~ WVA KY Showers T-storms Ram off by a whoppmg I 400 per cent So no" PreSident Cli nton IS claiming that h" plan to rad!ca!l) expand the Mcd1care cnll Perkins 1lemcnt w11l be self financm£ rcquanng no new tax dollars Accordmg 10 hiS propos a! early rct!fccs aged 62 to 64 would pay monthly prem iums ol $300 for thclf Med11:arc coverage Those 55 or older who bought mlo Medicare would pO) monihl y prcn11 ums of $400 a month But 1f the preSident s plan truly \\Ou!d he self hnanc1ng why lumlll to early retirees and the ncar •Jdcr Jy' Why n01 make 11 availahlc 10 Amcr~~.:ans of all a2cs who an.: will 1ng to pay the prcn;-1um' h wouldn 1 cosl lhc gmcrnmcnl anyth 1~g The reason the Wh11c Hnc .c d1d n t make such a pmpo~al JS hcc au~c the prc'\ 1den t ~ numher crunt.:her' kno" hiS qulxouc plan rea lly 1\ou\d not pay for 11self One nced n I be a Nohcl laureate tn c~.:onom1 cs to sec that the numbers dnn 1 add up There s Simply no way In prov1dc Mcdlt:are c11veragc lor as hulc $:100 or $400 a month Wilhoul taxpayer sUh!oadJCS Indeed eac h Medicare hcnclit:l.l ry cost the progr.1m $'i 6'i2 last yc.1r' That means that c,~eh 62 to 64 year old "ho Signed up for the Cli nton plan paymg $ :J oOO a year lor Med1carc hencl1h allu.!lly would cost 1axp.1yers more th.m $2 000 a )Car Each person 'i'i or older who >~gned up paymg $4 800 a year m prcm&ums would ~ost more than \800 And thai s a."ummg that lhe scv era! hundred thousand 55 In 64 year olds who boughtthc1r way ml<l Mcd1carc were rcasonahly healthy But the rcahty IS that lhc healthiest ret !fees and ncar elder ly can already ohlam a modcst-pmcd pn vatc msurancc policy So mosl of 1hose who Sign up for the Clinton plan likel y would have expenSI\c pre cx1stmg mcdu.:al (0ndat10ns So the government wt\1 rccc1ve a yearly prcm1um of $1 600 or $4 800 frnm a pai! Cnl while paymg nul say $45 000 for a heart hvpass operauon or $25 000 for a knee replace mcnl or $4S 000 lor chemotherapy treatments AnOlhcr outrageous assumpuon huilt 11110 the Clinton plan IS that By the Associated Press Southeastern Ohto Today Partly cloudy H1ghs m the m1d 40s L1 gh1 southcasl wmds Tomghl Cloudy A chance of ram late Lows m 1he mtd 30s Southeasl wmd 5 1r I0 mph Cnance of ram 30 percent Thu"day Ram Htghs m 1he lower 40s Chance of ram 80 percenl !'.tot:k mark!.!t s \\Crcr1 1 cxuhc rJnt and \ ou II understand how th.ll nullon got slnrtcd A' for 199K the thmhmg "1h1~ Expec t !css For the fim tunc m a decade the DO\\ rna) fa1l to record a new h1gh 'ays Rohen Doll d1rec1or of cqUIIV ln\ cstments at Oppenhc1mcr Funds The good news t> that the long-term case for finanual asset> rcmams mtact due-to low mOatum and a nsmg savmgs rate Doll expects 1998 10 be a year "hen the actl\cl) managed funds headed ~y the stock pickers outperform pasSively managed 10dcx funds And that the be;t s(ock market .u leasI for the first half of the year m1gh1 be our very O'-'n • " It rort of make~ senre, "Mar· cal says "A lot of the problems that we're see111g 111 Asia, Mex· teo has already worked through " Dav1d Cook preSident ol CJ)A a But:a Raton Fla ha,cd mvc!'ltmcnt ..tdv1 ~ory firm that manage" money for wealthy mdl\ 1duah. and pcn,wn funds ag ree~ Mo~l '-~O~II y~h !'ll'C the US as prohahlv still the he'l gam~ l1l town ~'-~Y' Coo~ While he docsn 1 ex pen carnmg' growth 10 be a:o. rohust th•~;ycar a' 1t was last Cook th10b siocb will prov1dc m\Cstors "nh normal hiStone re1urn' ahout 10 10 II pelcent lntcrnatl onally he '")s that \alue Investors mtght J(J(lk a1 Southca'l As1a, not for the returns 11 cou ld pro'!dc m 1998 hut rather for growth 1n the fulurc Cook also thmh that lnvc,tmcnts 10 South Amcnca wuld pay off 1\hile 1hosc 10 Europe could have rough gmng partly because of !he monetary change> due to lake by Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Exlt·nded forecast Thursday mght Mostly cloudy w1th a chance of ram showers early Then a chance of snow showers Lows m the lower 30s Fnday Parlly clqudy wnh a chance of snow numes H1ghs neat 40 Saturday and sunday Partly cloudy Lows m !he m1d 20s and h1ghs m the upper 30s Snow, sleet, rain forecast for tonight today, thunderslorms raked the Gulf By The Associated Press and pockets of freeztng ram Coast You may have shtvered m !hiS made roads 1cy m Oklahoma mormng 's cold, bul forecaslcrs sa1d Ram showers were lmgcrmg m the lhe lcmperalures m lhe ICCPs were already soggy Gulf Coast where norma l for thiS ume of year flnodmg remamed a lhreat More ram Ton1gh1 thmgs could turn nasty, was headed 1n1o western Tennessee the Na11onal Weather SerV!. ·- sai d A m1x1urc of snow, ,Jeel and and Kentucky, w11h freez1ng ram pos freezmg ram IS predicted All ram IS s1blc norlh of the Ohto R1vcr The Carolinas were soggy and the likely for lhc soulhernmOsl pan of the slalc but the resl of Oh10 Will sec ram moved northward mto Vlfglnla and Maryland, w11h some snow and some f onn of frozen prec1p11al1on H1 ghs on Thursday w11l range sleet m !he cvemng forecaSI Ltght snow should taper off m far from the low 30s m the north 10 Mame, but biller cold and northern around 40 m the soulhwcst 'Dry cond1110ns should return on gusung wmds ~re (orccaSI In much of !he Nortlleast Thousands of peoFnday the NWS sa1d The record h1gh temperature for ple m the regwn arc sull wuhout clcc thiS date at the Col umbus weather tncuy m the aflcrmath of last week s slallon was 70 degrees m 1'132 wh1lc 1cc stonn the record low was 14 below zero m - Cold-Canadian mr shou ld usher m -1'164 Sun-ctto n! ehl w1 ll be at 5 10 up to 3. mches of snow around the Great Lakes Ltght snow was pushmg eastward at 7 'i I out of the northern Plmns and frcczLight r,un and snow lcll Jl:WSS a mg ram was spreadmg over north hnter1 ) cold New Engl.md early eastern Oklahoma and mto southern M1ssoun Mcdtcare costs wtll rcmmn constaOI ove r lime The rea lity IS thai the health care cnliiicltlcnl s cosls conllnuc to nsc each year hy more !han douhlc tho rate ol mtlatmn Indeed smc.:e Clmton s first mauguratlon Mcd~eare outlays have mcreased a staggcrmg 40 percent \rom $ IS I hi Ilion 1n IY91 lo $21 I h11lum m 19'!7 So what 1f Mcd~~.:arc Ul!'lh ~..:onttn uc to n sc at the same d1p J Would cuhcr the Wlute House or Congress he Wt lhng In ratsc rreml urns ~.:ommcnsuratcly and n sk offcnd mg the 55 to 64 yc.lf olds who hy thai 1m1c would have grown ac~.:ustomcd to thc1r new gm crnmcn1 entatlcmcnt ) Of course not They would how to the power! ul scnwrs Johhtcs and mntnlaln rrcmtutns .ll tl level thill docsn t remotely pay for the Mcdlt:arc hencflls rccc1vcd And taxpaymg Amcncans would make up the difference ClmtOI\ IS trymg to make polillcal hay dunng thiS elecllon year hy prom!Smg to expand Med1carc coverage at no wst whatsoever to lhc federal treasury But as a WISC nonpohuuan once caulwncd If somcthmg sounds too good tn be true , 11 prohably IS Joseph Perkins is a columnist for the San Otego Un1on-Tnbune Even thou~h the pros aren 1 cxpecung any super duper returns 10 I'J98 some mvcstors arc Accordmg 111 an Oppenheimer survey of 55 I mvcsto" conducted m Novemher, 5 percent expect the annual return on then mvcstmcnls 10 mcrcasc hy 25 percent or more 1n 1'198 , 17 percent expect an annual Increase of 15 percent hut Jess !han 25 percent, ahout two-thlfds 1h10k the value of thc1r stock portlohos wtll mcreasc hetwecn 5 and 15 per cent. and I0 percent thmk the stock market will be lower at the end of 1'19~ !han 11 was m I'J97 But no maHer whal anyone thmks I'J9X will turn OUI 10 be a year umqucly ns own 1111h a start a m1ddlc and a fin"h that s JUst begmnmg Good luck Dian VUJOVIch is the author of "Straight Talk About Mutual Funds" and "Straight Talk About Investing for Your Retirement " both ot which are published McGraw Hill. Send questions to h~r in c~re of this newspajler, or VJa e-mail at MisMutualaol.com Snow Today's weather forecast r!1 ~o:sn:h:u:~:::~Thur,day Today's livestock report COLUMBUS (AP) - lndiUna- -'IC.Jd y Summary o l Tuesday ' .tu~.:twns at Ohio diTccl hog pnces at selected hu ymg pomls Wednesday as provid- Eaton F:urnc r~ t ow n Ltnu t, tc.: 1 ed by !he U S Department of Agn Wapakonc1.1 ,md Caldwell Hoes steady to I 00 h1ghcr culture Market News Butcher hogs 2 ~ SU 17 ~0 Barrows and g1lls uneven ly Can le I 00 Jm"r to 7'i cu11s stcadv demand and movcm~nl modhlt!hcr crate ' Slauehtcr ,leers chmcc 60 00 U S 1-2. 230 260 p,, country 67 'iO ,:C ICCI "00 61 00 pmnls 13 00 34 50 lc" 12 75 and hci! Cr' chmce 60 00 Slau•lller .15 00. planls 14 00-16 00 U S 2 ) 2:10 260 lhs 29 00 66 7'i :clcli SO()() 6~ Oil Cows steady 10 I 00 \u ~llCI all 12 50, 210 210 los 27 00-29 00 ~.:ows 4'l 2-') and dow n Sows weak lo I 00 lower late Bulls steady 111 2 00 h1ghu 111 US I l 100-400 th, 21 00 hulls 49 ~0 .md down 21 00 400 500 lhs 22 00-24 00 Vc.tl cahC> slc,lcl) c ho~ee 7'i 00 500-600 lbs 24 00 28 00 and down Boars 17 00- IY 00 Sheep & l.tmh' 2 {)() 10 'i 00 low Esumated recc1rts l4 000 er cho1cc wools 7'i 'iO .mel 'tlown Prices from Producers L•ve· ch01ce clips 75 ~0 and down Ieeder stoc:k Assoc:1at1on ()() and down aged sl~~p Jamh' '85 Hug m.ukcttrend for Wednesday 5 J 50 and "'"' n The Daily Sentinel What's in store for funds in 1998? effect there thiS )'tar Ed Keely portfolio manager of the Foundc" Growlh Fund " cau 110usly optumsi!C about the commg year He cxpecis to sec corporate carmnrs grow slower this year than !hey dt..t m I'J97 wtlh the US ccunomy growtng al a "low but '\lcady pace Pedro Marcal scn1or portfolio manager ot the NiCholas Applegate Emergmg Countnes Fund says h1s finn docsn l make lillcc,ISIS ahoul !he cwnom) but he "11l talk ahout where that fund ' money 1!'1 tn\Cstcd Ahout 50 percenl of the Emcrgmg Countn cs Fund portfolio 1s mvc!'ltcd 1n Latm Amcn<.:a wllh roughl) 20 percent ol 11 m Mc"'-0 and 12 percent m Bra11l In Europe, !he hcav1cs1 country wc1ghung IS Hungary As for the Far Ea.<l though Ihe fund ha.< money mvcslcd m one Ph1hppmc scm!C<mductor company, 11 has none m Malaysia Tha1land or Korea II son of makes sense " Marcal says A lot of the problcl"s thai we rc sccmg 10 ASia Mcx1c0 has already worked lhrough Flumes V1a Assoceted Press GraphtesNet <&. so n 's fore casters were Youngstown M-a-ns-fte-ld.,,-3-5°;1• rl President's IVIedicare plan can't work By Joseph Perkins W11h an eye toward the NO\ em her m1dtcrm electiOns ~Ahich based on a hi stoncal trend portend losses 1n Democrat con2rcsstonal scat s PreSident Clinton ' has dcc1dcd to play the Med~earc card Egged on h) fe llow Democrats the lame duck " hopeful thai he can 1rump Republica ns hy makmg 11 appear !hat !hey ".ml 111 deny health ca1c fur the need ful elderly and ne.u clcle rl ) So the preSident trolled out a plan I a-~ \\CCk that " ou ld drop the age at "h1<.:h Amcm:.ms arc ciH!Iblc for MediCare Irom 1\'i to as you'ng as 55 An) person aged 62 10 64 would be at>\c to hu) thc1r way mto Medicare as well as any person 55 .md older "hn has 1<»1hiS or her JOO and lacks health msurancc h was I 111mg th,ll Clinton m\Okcd the memory ol .tnothcr Dcm oc rall~..: preSident Lyndon Johnson when he un-edcd hiS Mcd1care proposal Back 1n 1965 when MediCare ""' cnalicd hy John son and a Dcmocra tr<.: Congrc~' Whuc Huu ... c numhcr ,rune hers conlidcntl y proJCCicd that thiS health care cnlll lemcnt would cost no more than $8 oil lion a vcar h) I\1'10 As 11 turned out MediCare actual I) cost Amencan taxpayers $11 2 bil li on m 1990 wh1ch means that blm N1al E Salser, 69, 2399Thlfd S1 Syracuse, d1ed Tuesday, Jan 13, 1998 Iat Holzer Med1cal Center m Galhpohs 1 A reuree from the Rae me Locks and Dam, he was born Nov 9, 1928, '" Racme , son of Eva Young Sa!sCf of Syracuse and the !ale Anthony Salser He was a World War II veleran, and a member of !he Racme Umled Melhod1st Church, Chester Lodge F&AM , Scolltsh Rile Pomeroy OES 186 and the Middleport Feenev Ben nell PoSI 128 of lhe Amencan Leg10n In addillon to h s molher he IS surv1ved by hiS w1fe, Vngmta Bamhan Salser of Syract•se, sons and daughlers m law, John Sr and Patrtc!a Pape of Racme and James E and Judy Pape of Syracuse, five grandchildren fi ve grea1-grandch1ldrcn . lhree brothers and stSiers-m-Jaw, Raben and Bern1e Salser of Racme, Ray and Jeanelle Salser of Coolville and Charles Salser of Pomeroy, four SISters and a brolher-m-law, E1leen Hayes of Montana , Kit ty and V1c Counls of Syracuse Dorolhy Harden and ShtTiey T1p1on bolh of Syracuse several ntcces and nephews He was preceded m dcalh b) two br01hers B1ll Woods and Henry Boon er Salser Servtces Will be held Fnday 10 am at Ewmg Funeral Home Pomeroy wnh the Rev Bnan Harkness offic1a11n g Bunal w1ll foll ow m Eastlawn Memonal Park Manella Fncnds may call Thursday 7 9 p m a11he funeral home Masomc scr v1ces "'II be held 7 p 111 Thursday at the funeral home wnh OES scr\lccs followmg al 7 ~0 p m IToledo I 32" I Jack Anderson and Jan Moller Umted Feature Synd1cate. Inc. in history A Il l:~ tn • Hank's wealth appears 10 be pnmanly based on a heavy-machmery emp1re !hat benefiled from Jucrallve government public works conlraciS But at leas! one Colomb13n cargo Jel loaded w1th cocame landed at an atrfield run by Taesa, a domcsiiC passenger atrhne founded by Hank 's fam1ly and long suspecled by US ager.1s of bemg used for drug smugglmg Man x mvesugators, m Mex1co and the U011ed States, strongly believe !hat Hank's youngeSI son Jorge ts closely hnked to 1he TIJUana drug cartel though there's no sohd ev1dcnce hnkmg !he falher to lhe drug lrade Accordmg 10 Andrew Redmg an acknowledged expert on McX~can narc o-corrupuon w11h the World Pohcy lnslltulc the three pnmary p1cccs of wcumstanual cvtdence arc • - Jorge owns the Agua Calienle race track and olf-tratk heillng par lors 10 TiJUana COnSidered to be majl)r money Jaundcnng center for the TiJUana cartel -- Two of Jor~c s scl:unty guards were tncd and conv~eted of the 1988 murder of Hector Felix Muanda cdtlor and columniSt of the weekly newspaper Zeta wh~e h had been mve st 1g:atm~ both Jorge s husmc ss cmpue and !he TIJu.ma carlcl 'Despite ohvwus leads to Jorge Hank, the mvesuga11 0n was qu1ckly abandoned Rcdmg reporls -- Now !here IS a pcsSible hnk between Jorge Hank !he Arellano Felix brothers and the mundcr of an ani! drug crusader. Cardmal Posadas Says Rcd10g "Two Aeromextco n1ght auendams have placed Jorge Hank among !he F1rs1 Class passengers seated bes1de the Arellanos dunng lheu escape to TIJUana" from 1hc May 1993 GuadalaJara airport shooloul FOOTNOTE We have been unable to reach Hank for comment, but he ha~ previOusly demed allcgauon s of co"upuon and drug-runnmg conncCIIOns -- mosl nolably 10 a 1995 Na11onal Pubhc Rad1o mler \/ICW By Dian Vujovich Don I know "hal to expec t from ) OUr tunc! ln\Cstmenl~ 1n !t.J98' Here s "hat a few of the experts sa) E'er) nc\\ year the pros rcm md 10\ c .. tor' that expcctmg h1gh dou By T.he Associated Press Today " Wednesday Jan 14 the 14th da) of 199X There arc :J'i 1 da) s hie dJgll returns from thm mutual - fund In\ C"'trncnl' ISO_l n~tural Look left m the year a1 199~ 1996 and 1997 and you II Today' H1 ghlight 1n HISIOrv "":c how ma~l::tkcn the seer" can be One hundred years ago on Jan 14 I K'!H autluu Charl es Lul\\ldgc Dodg But go hack to the 1970s when the' ~-Today Han k was mdiC!ed for co"upt10n The best thai de Ia Madnd could do, Munoz Lcdo satd was to nol offer Hank a cabmel JOb. Thai changed when de Ia Madnd's hand p1cked successor Carlos Salinas, became preSidenl m 1989 Hanks long fnendsh1p wnh 1he ·salinas fam,(y stanmg wtth Carlos' falher, secured h1m !he post as secretary of • agnculture While Hank served m the cabinet only one Salmas offlcl>l dared pomt a fmger al htm - but 11 was a b1g and very pubhc, one A top counler narco11cs offiCial m the Allorney General s'llfficc Eduardo Valle, felt forced lo restgn and hve 1n h1dmg m the Un11ed Slates when he concluded that the Sal mas admm!Sirallon was m bed wnh Mcx1co s drug traffickers Valle '" a best-scll•ng hook and MICH !USPS ll.l-'HOI t'ubh)h(d ev~.:I Y af1cmuun Mond ~y thmu~h huJ.·n I ll ( oort !:i t Pomeroy Ofun by I~ OhKJ 1/alkv Puhhs hm~ Company/Ganntll ( 11 Pn!Tktuv Oh•o4qhiJ Ph qq, ~ l ~fl SrcnmJ d~ u Jl('o!tage pa1d a1 Pomcltl\ Oh''' 1\tm~r n.l~ l\ssnc la tcd f'n: M and the Oh11 $Z9 2.'1 S.S66K SIU41MI SINGLE COPV PRICE Datly 3.5 Cents Su~u1tler1 nol dtstrtng 10 p.ay lht' earner mar rc:mtt 1n :tdvancc: dtrecl 10 The D••ly Sen11ntl on a lhrc~ s11 or 12 month b;ms Crc:d1t w11t ~ gtvcn ( OUtler t:.Ch week I No 'ubltrtpiiC'n hv m:ul p.!tm11ted m ltUI wh(h. horo.: carn~r serviCe IS av11l1ble Pul'lltshtr ruerves tne r~gtu 10 ad)UJI r.a1u dur ng !he ~ ubscupuon pcrtod SubscrtpfiOft tale clungcs may hoe 1mpkmen1ed by cbaftllnJ the dYuiiOII of the subscupuon. ~IAILSVIISCRII'J"I ONS IMide ~triel C011a1y tl Wetb ;u. _ .. , S2 Wects Rl1a O.tslctt Mtlp Co•niJ I l Wttts 26 Weeks llW«kl • 65'• Stock repoJis are the 10.30 a.m quote_a$rovlded by Advest of Gallipolis. S2 nn SX 7H One Year AT6T.. .... ........ ... . .50"1• . 85 .83''• 51 '1. S27 30 Send addres~ ~.:orrecuon s to The Oallv St: nunrl Ill Court S1 Pomeroy Oh10 J"i 7M PO~IMASTER On~ Month Am Ele Power .. . . Akzo.. ... .. .... . .. . . AmrTech......... ....... . Ashland 011...... . Bank One.. 52"1.. Bob Evans .... .. .. .. .. . . 19',, Borg-Warner !jl~.,, .15 • Broug ht on..... ... . . .• Champion 16 ~ Charm Shps. .... . . 4'1o C1ty Holdtng .. .. .. . .. .... 43 Federal Mogul .................. 43''• Gannett .. . . .. . . .. .. . 58'1. Goodyear .. ....... . . ...... .. .. 60\ Kmart ................. ·: .......... 11 1. Kroger......................... .. 35 Lands End... .. .... .. ...... .... 34~. Limited. ................ . . 25'l. Oak Hill Flnl ... ....... .... . ...... 22 OVB ............... ... . 35 One Valley.............. .... .. ... . 37 Peoples.. . . . 42 Prem Flnl ........................ 23l. Rockwell .. ..... 50'1. RD/Shell . ....... . ..... .... .. .. . 52 Se11rs . . . ........ 44 "!. Shoney's ............................ 3). Star Bank . .....................54 "1. Wendy' a............................. 22 "1. Worthington ........................16'1. Ntw!.potpcr AssoCitllun SUBSCRIPTION RATES By C•rncr or Molor Roule One V. ed: Stocks .SSlJU SlOS St. $111972 -·-·- Rose Ann Stanley Rose Ann Stanley, 68, Gallipolis, d1ed Tuesday Jan 13 1998 m Pleasam Valley Hospnal Born Feb 19, 1929 m Poml Pleasant, W Va, daughler of the !ale Earl and Mane F Whne Turner, she was a homemaker She was also preceded 1n death hy her husband Worthy Slanley Sr 1wo ch•ldren, George Stanley and John Thomas Slanley two brothers, George Turner and Ben! Turner, and a SISler, Delons Ne v1lle SurviVIng are four daughters Patncta Joyce' (Rob) Erb of Kanauga Jeanetle G Cos1a of Jac ksonVIlle, Fla Rr'e Mane (Gary) Wagner of Clovts, Calif , and Delores 'Jean (M1chael) H!fsekorn of Ahqutppa, Pa , fi ve sons. Larry (Phyll1 s) Stanley Jr and James R (Crystal ) Stanley, both of GreenVIlle Tenn WorlhyStanley Jr ofG athpohs Glen R (Michelle) SianIcy of Charlouc, N C and DenniS (Paula) Stanley of Rutland. an adopted son Ronald W Stanley of Galhpohs, 25 grandchildren and 26 great grand children, and four Sisters Estahne Boswell Margaret Smnh and Frances Camden , all of Pomt Pleasant and Geraldme Lew1s of Pnnccton, W Va Serv1ces w1 ll be 2 p m Fnday '"the Wilcoxen Funeral Home , Poml Pleas ani wnh lhc Rev Marlin Campbell o ffl c ~allng Bunal w1ll be m the Mount Carmel Cemelery Gallipolis Ferry W Va Fncnds may call at the funeral home from 7 9 p m Thursday Petro doubts need to raise sales tax to pay for schools COLUMBUS (AP)- State Aud1 tor Jtm Petro doubls a soluuon to the Oh1o s school fundm g debale w11l requlfe an mcreasc m the state's 5 percent sales tax lnslead, the Republican suggested Tuesday thai stale lawmakers con Sider further budge! cuts I know !here are !hose that say we absolutel y have lo have more rev enue Petro smd But he smd I'm not sure that pnon11es can I be adjusled IO aY01d that Petro satd stale untvcrslliCS would be one place where cuts arc posSi ble A dashboard camem tn a state police cruiSer taped the gunfigh1 I m sa11sf1ed that the JUry bche'c' the officers acted appropn alel y Moyer sa!d Com mon Pleas Judge Wilham McCracken on Tuesday scheduled scntenung for Jan 20 Kehoe 21 \\C dcs~.:n c 'atd Morelli The coordinator reponed on the un vc ilmg of lhc Oh1o BKcntcnnml logo la SI Fr~day '"Co lumbus ancl on the 400 billboards aero" the slate promoling !he hKcntcnni.II She sa1d that the Oh10 Outdom Advcrusmg A"ouauon ~onatcd the billboards whtLh h 1\ C a mwunum '.aluc of $200 !XlO She s,uu thai 111 thiS ·" ' '' hd\hoald' ar, alrcad) In rlace 111 Ath\.:n\ Jlld M lrlC111 R.1cl 1<1 Ill len tC\\ s and ncwsp.tper .u1t l:h.:!'l ar~.: Jbo promoting lhc hll..:n t~ r1m~tl .... nd Moretti who Jl-.;o report cd plan . . lor ~I\ mg 1cscan.:h '~..:hol.:u !t~hfTls ,Inti n:fc.:n.: nu:: cnl:Vt h.tpcdta:-. on the sta le 10 prqnwlc the 200th h1r1h fund $5 610 95 poli ce fuq!J. $3 269 86 Jaw cntmccmcnt $487 33 street fund $7 141 71 hiuhway $5 792 12, water dcr.1rtm,;n1 $10 696 27 se\\er depa11mcn1 $10 724 65 sewer de hi $2S H% 02 uti lily deposlls $13 182 :J'i re place men I $20 276 27 FEMA $68 784 07 Also pr.:scnt were t..:oum.: ll mcm bers D1ck Felly and Vern 1 Marlln mamtcnam:c ~;, upcr v t sor DaH~ O~tvts and '!>II Or JoAnn May Vote on... Continued from page prepared to vote on the hill thiS "cek The hud gc1 wh1ch the House appro,cd on Monday mdudcs $100 m1ll10n more for ha ~m; state (ud than lawmakers .muupated The money come s from a 'cncs ol modest hud get cuts 1n other state U!!cnl:tcs It ~d so prov1des $170 1mlho~ to repair or replace school hUildm ~s ,md $10 !mil! on for an emergency' lund for c.tsh strapped d!Sincts House Speaker JoAnn D IVId son R-Re ynoldshurg sa1d she w.!Sn 1 worncd about the delay I I don 1 make a whole Jot out ot 11, ' Dav1dson sa1d She added thatlawmake!S arc sllll wmung for reports on the lOsts ol vanous school fundmg options some of wh~eh could mcludc an Increase; 1 the -tate sales lax The Supreme Court gave lhc Lc[l !Siaturc unul March 24 to come up wuh a new scho.1! fundmg plan but many lawmakers sec the real de 1dhne as Feb 4- the last day 10 pu1 a tax mcrease on the \1ay pnmary hallm Meigs 'EMS logs 5 calls Untls of the Mc1gs Co unty Emerge ncy Medical ServiCe rS>-Qrded five call s for .tsmtancc , T.ut:sday U)l lls responding mcluded CENTRAL OISPAl CH 6 14 am state Route 68 I ReedsVIlle Jean H.1w l Vcie[an' Mcmonal Hosr li-II Rcedw!llc 'quad RUTLAND II 'i2 am Sl.llc Roulc 141 Av~ec Fml.1w H o l ~er Mcd~e a l Ce nter Cen tral Dtspaldl squad .tss l... tcd SCIPIO TWP VFD 9 1<J p 111 Couenll Ro.1d auto mnhalc lm.: no IOJUfl C"' rc poll<.:d TUPPERS PLAINS \\Js con\ ldl;d of two counb ol lc lo 2 41 ,t 10 \IJ IUII ICC I l11c Jcp,lfln10us as . . ~tu lt and one l: h<.~rgc ca<.: h ol assisted 5 50 p m Pearl Street Micldle llll:llt and "'4u.td toM un St11x t struv attempted murder and carry mg .t com:~.:t~ll:d w~.:apon He l c maiO~.:d m pori KeVIn Adkm' u ••ued ,11 the turc life .11 Ruh) Milic i ''"J cncc Coo \I !lie Chl'ICI .111d P11111CIIl Y 'cc nc M1dd\cron squ.1d asS!S ied Jatl pcnd1ng sc ntcnung VI D"' and costs d!,ordcrl) hy f1ghtm g Karen Kauff Middleport $ 100 and costs d!>ordcrly b) hgh11ng Willltm Eak ms Middleport $100 and cos is diSorderly manner Kellh Mussel Middlcpurt $ 100 and cosls ""'" dc rl) alier war mn g and Ca nd) Jll Hannon M1ddlcpon $21 'i .md cmh Llrl\ 10!:1 under FRA !'I U!'Ip~..:n!'II O n l ongahcrgu ma1 ~us !! I mt lor In rc-.pon .. ~.: to \\,1, the ht .., t tHI L.II 1 4Ut.:,lt o n lrom Kc1lh As hh.:\ thou\ gr.mh M11H.:II1 reported th.u no gr.mt ') :-.tu11 h 1" hccn set up .u thh tunc She dtJ ''·IlL th:J.t the BH.:cntcnnJtl Cmllllli \~Hm h l \ a $500 000 hudgc tlor l\\o year' n>~l mdudrng ,pccw l tuntr 1hullnn"' hut tlwt none ol 1hat money ''t or gr mt "' She d1d ad\ ''c th.ll she will keep the commmcc chat rm.m M .1r~Jrd Pttrk d .H.h r~cd ol an) rnPn..l i..:"~ wlw. h hccomc "'allahlc Dunn~ i.l bncl bu,rnc...,, mc~.:t 111 g Par~~.:r d1stnbutcd hsh ol mt~o:JC!'It tor delclopmcnl on !he h!ccntcnn l,l i theme m the areas of art cducauon communny. cn,non mcntal and out doors hJstoncal and state Members were asked to rev1cw the hsls and The .mnual Southeastern Oh1o deve lop pnorny of proJect> for a d1s Multi county Teen lnstnutc wt ll be cu,Si on to take place at the nex t meet held March 6 8 al Canters Cave 4-H mg, Feb 9 4 45 p m at the museum Camp 111 Jackson County The program wh1ch offers peer MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB prcvenuon tratmng IS open 10 students m grades 7 12 who arc mter WILL START WINTER • sted tn developmg leadership sk1lls QUARTER BEGINNING and 1mp!emenung prcvenuon proJects m thc1r commun11tcs The fcc CLASSES ON THURS., JAN. 10r the weekend 1s $35 wh1ch CO\ 15TH & TUES., JAN. 20TH ers all meals and lodg1ng Scholarshtps arc avmlable AT CARLETON SCHOOL IN lnformauon IS ava ilable from SYRACUSE AT 6:00 P.M. school gu1dance counselors or from Mor• Information Health Recovery Serv1ces a1 992 5277 The reg iStrau on deadline IS Jan 23 Tl planned lor ,,, 992·6839 The r 11ro said Gcnrgc was dead the Sl:C OC .l rll I p.t!'I..,C ilgCr 1R the v,m Carne M Wherry 9 1 d1ed !at ATHENS (A P) - Two rcoplc were killed and a tlmd person was InJU red when a l.tr we nt lett ol u.: n ler on Stale RouiG6/>X2 1 he State Hl~'-'Y P.urnl s.ud .1 'ou thhnumJ e n dn\CO hy Thomas George 14 strm:k ,1 '.tn dnv~.:n hy L',l' rencc W 11 " 67 on Monda) altcrnoon ,11 cr ,H 0 Blcne"'"' Hosr ll II Anothcr W,ll~.:r~ 6(1 fl.h~c n gcr \.\3"' C.trn c J listed 1n "'en nus c..:on dillon I uc 'd 1y 11 G1.1nt Medic.!I CCnh:r 1n Columhu . , Hospital news Veterans Memonal Continued from page 1 dJy ol Oh1n Al'o di\LUs..,cLI .l ... , ht ~.:d Two killed in Athens accident Mel"gs Oh1"0 ···~----1 Home to Rutland homecomm g Robm Eblm was a VIS!Ior w11h council who dtscussed the mstallauon ol a new gnndcr pump It was noled thai recydmg hms for plasiiC paper and clmhes arc now lucaled at lhc botlom of the lull m front of the CIVIC ce nter ReSidents were asked 10 nol drop off Hems 1n front of the bms Eskew pre sented the follow mg balances for the end of 1997 cash book balance $151 605 35 general Contmued from page 1 Strickland... Middleport Court news Middleport Mayor Dewey Horton processed e1ght cases m Mayor s Court on Tuesday Forfc111ng bond s were Nanc) J Snyder Cheshlfe $60 tmpropcr hackmg and Chmtophcr T Smuh Middleport $1ifl fa1lurc to control F1ncd were Bnan K Ross $ 100 and costs d -,1fdcrly hy f1ghung Elmer B Parv>ns Ill Rae me $100 New members... We h,l\ e bu11i up a network thai ts by most standards under util11ed Petro smd We have a very strong network thai has grown hkc cra1y I would guess most people would s,1y continued from page 1 that there 1s e xecs~ capac 1t y Petro s remarks came as l cg tsl~l serv es Mctgs Athens Hockmg and m wntmg husmcss plan' m.tr.kct uve leaders conlmucd to meet 10 Perry cou nt res re search mdavJdual cou nsc.: lmg ...em complete a_ response 10 the Oh10 The Mc1g' County Ch.unhcr ol 1nars re.. ourcc 1ciC1 r tl tnd other Supreme Court rulmg last year thai Commerce oil 1cc 1n Pomeroy serves husmess-rclatcd suhJclls declared the current sc hool-lundlng a~ an outt ca<.:h o il! ~.:~.: lot the ~.:~.:nh.:r In Mc1gs County las! yc.tr the system um:n nstltuoonal The l:OUII !\he sa1J SBDC .ISsiSICd 21 clients In lis ordered stale of11e 1als 10 dralt a new The lcdcralfy funded SBDC " en11rc tour ~..:nunty i.lrc-a tlu.: otlr~.:-e fund1n g formula h) March 24 helped 27 1 clicnls mos tly 1n ICI.Ili dn1~n cd to g1vc a hclpmg lund 10 ~tart up ::tnd CXJst1ng husmcs"' (1\.\ lll:fs :.md sen ~<.:e hus m css~.:s Kehoe to be sentenced on Jan. 20 WILMINGTON (AP) - Prose cu1ors plan to ask a JUdge 10 sentence Cheyne Kehoe 10 27 1/2 years m pnson for shootmg at pollee officers m a videotaped gu n bailie A JUry s deCISIOn on Monday to conVIct Kehoe of four of the f1ve charges aga1ns1 h1m supported the acllons of the two pollee ofliccrs who made a Feb Ij traffic stop of the car carry1ng Kehoe and h1' brother sa1d R1ck Moyer an asSis tant Clmton County proscl: utor NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS • Rutland Mayor JoAnn Eads, right, administered the oaths of office to counctl members Jay Dewhurst, Judy Denny and Tammy Searles, from left, at Monday night's village council '!'leetlng. Dewhurst and Searles are new addtttons to village counctl Tuod.lV ddllli\!'11011 . , - H.1 ym.tn Bnrn!lt I u"da) dmh 1rgc' I .1rl Km ght Holzer Medical Center DIScharges Jan 13 - Sh.1nn<m V.wghJ n Barhart Pl .tnt I on111c l1yl111 M"Y Chc 1ali er Wcld"n Wml(h Cl)de R!IOe P >~d a Kno x R 1\ Cnnlcy P.ttn c l.l ~ •nn Mr . , ],IOICS Siac ho,kl .tnd daudliF. Ro~cr 4 s. . urlock Nl.- lllc W.!bOil 'WilU~.~m RH.lg!!w 1) Mr . . Vernon Pl:fT) md d tughtcr Darlene fiSher Bell y RuJ gL:r~" Mn.mJ.t Sp.1uiJtng Chrt't) T~ekdl ll~rlh- - Mr and Mr' 13 ohhv D,l\ ,.., . . on J.~ebon I Published '"th permisSion ) ~J ~ New Session Week of Jan. 19th ~ 7·8 pm Monday & Thursday or Tuesday & Thursday ICS Call Jeannie Owen, fit Together Aerobics at 992·6893 for Pre-registration or Information �rts The Daily Sentinel Page4 wt c rnu ~siOn Mco gs we nt on a II 2 run to star1 the third penod and took a 41 32 lead when Humphreys scored ol a 0 Bncn assiSt w11h 4 54 left 10 the penod Mctgs held a 4~ 38 lead at the end ol the penod when Roush nailed a p.ur ol lrce throws Wilh 25 seconds lelt tn the pcnod M1ller coach Ron Ricketts was nmlcd wllh a tec hnlc,tl hctwce n the penod giVIng the Marauders <chance to pull ,tway lrom the Falco ns But Hann an 1111sscd hoth tree th rows lind theM 1rooudcrs turned the ball over on the 10 hounds pass Miller reeled oil seve n p01nts on a row and pulled to wllilln 4X 45 on a Massey three p01nter w1 1h 6 24 left Humphreys broke the Mtllcr run wuh .t dn\ c threw the p,unt wllh 5 14 tom tke 11 1 50 45 contesl McGrc" made one oltwo I rom the line to pull M1llcr 10 w11 l111 50 46 But D tvenpurt and Steve Bch 1 hoth n til ed h1g three p01nters w1th Bch 1s m,okmg 1 1 56 4 ~ 1me w11h 111 lclt fhe clo>e sl the I ,dcuns wc1c ah iL: to t.:ornc In the M 1r tudcrs the n:sl of th~.: gu mc w.ts si X pot nts {17 'i l) w1 th 2 41 lclt 111 the game But Mc1gs outscored the F,1lcons I0 I the lu"l 2 41 to post ihe w1n Hann tn leu ,,II scorers wuh 2 1 po1nh Humphreys ddded 16 Me1gs hil 24 ol 60 Irom the ll oor mclud1ng lt ve ol 16 Irom long ronge lor 40% The Mar,wdcrs wc nl 10 1he line 22 tunes ,mel h11 14 lor 64'Y, Mc1gs had 16 rchounJ s wnh H 111nan g1ahbmg 12 ,ond Humphreys gc tlln ~ nme Mc1gs turned the hill over II Iones and h,od II ,tss lsls wllh D tvcnpon getting lou r .md Roush. 1c n ch1p pcd 1n 11 Hh ~e c 1eh Th Moraudets h,td s stc,tls wllh Ron n.m und Ang 1 RoJnguL: z gl:llln umphre ys h thre fAbCIJ, zz TO THE HOQP- Metgs guard Colhn Roush (center) gets between Mtller's Randy Nelson (11) and Josh Fmck (22) on h1s way to the bas· ket dunng Tuesday nlgh1's TVC contest at Mtller Htgh School, where the Marauders won 67·52. (Sentmel photo by Dave Harrts) hl oc ked shots Massey led M1llcr w1th 18 p01nt s he was JO Ined 1n double ljgUI cs by McGrc\1 wllh 16 Mill er h11 IY ul 'iS 1ncludong t~.< o ol 111rom three poult range lor 35'11 Moller went to the Ime I R tunes ,ond hll 12 lor 67'11 Mil ici h 1d 23 1ehounds led by MISsey wllh seven <~nd Br)dn Dorsey w1th siX Milici tu1ncd the h,<ll ove< II tunes In the rc>crve g,unc Zdch Me od ows scored 20 poont s to lc,1d the Lll tic M,or.tuders to 1 48 16 w1n T J Morgan hod 10 lor Miller Co,~e h P,tt 0 Bnen s teom ts now 5 1 overall md 4 2 10 the Hock ong DIVISIOn Me1gs" now oil unit I nex t Tues li ke tlut lor us but hopclu ll y ther won t be too m <m y OH!ht s \o\o hcre we rc 1he bug Ande<Son scored I0 ol hiS I poonts on the fourth quarter SIX m,63 seconds 10 help the Cma lic1send a three game los mg streak George McCloud closed the Suns to 86 79 w1th a 1h1 ec po1nt pia) '"th 4 5 1 left1n the ~amc Bul on the next I 01 Anderson darted across the ian lor " JUmper and made lour Ire th rows to open a 92 79 lead ' Whcthc1 you play hun as starter or comtng ofl Ihe hcnch he s goong to gnc you Ihat el ion ,tnd that kmd ol conce ntration lh 11 yo u need to w1n 1n lht s leag ue Clcscland coac h M1ke F1atcllo sa1d TillS guy cou ld he startong lor a lot ol teams Cednc Henderson and Wes ley crson had 17 poonts eac h as all fnc lcvcland startCIS scored '" double f1 gurcs Henderson and Shawn Kemp had nmc rehounds each and the Cav ohm had a 48 34 edge on the glass We worked hard and we rc JUSt rcbo undong good and we pl ayed ood defense ll gauskas saod Bas1 c lly were pla)ong good team ball ~ Phocmx coach Danny Aongc had no y to match up wtth the 7 foot 3 Lllh noan We got beat by a team we could n 1 stop on the InSide Amge smd llgauskas was b1g Brev m Kntght was tcrrof1 c They have qutckncss on the outSide shootong on the out ' Je and a good lllSide game Rex Chapman scored 22 poonts for PhoeniX Steve Nasi], had 15 and K1dd had 13 poonls 10 rebounds and Bulls defeat So nics 101-91; Heat~ Hawks & 76ers also win ' 11 thi s comes ou1 to he the lln,tl s By The ASSOCiated Press M1chacl Jordan and the Ch~e,1go We 1e pl1y1ng the he>l 1n the West flulls showed the Scali' SuperS >n ,md the y ore 1n Ihe E osl 1cs who s the heslteam 111the NUA In other NBA ! 1111 es M111111 The Denver Nuggets once og.un lclt sll ppcd Pn1111nd 76 6H Atlun,1he 11 no douht ahoul who s th~.: worst New Yell ~'! I HY S 111 An1on1o delc,11 Jord,m scored 40 p01nts ,ond the cd Boston Y7 XX Phil ;dcl ph1 ,1 ch,nn pwn Bulls hrushed a>~dc ihe dow ned V,m,ou vcr 1117 XY New Jcr VIS/ long Snm<s 101 ~I Tuesdoy mghl >ey dele 1tcd Ch orl ollc XI 6X tnd ScoiiiC P1ppcn playmg hiS second Houston he II Da lll' I00 x"7 g,om ~ al ter llliSSi ng the lirsl 2 1/2 Mag1< 98, Nuggets 84 mllnths wh1 k r~.;t.:ovcnn~ lrom lnot De llVI.: I lost 1h [L.:.IIll rl:t.:orJ :oil..:\1 surgery h td I I p01nts 111d "' ..:nth "'r ugh t h mn~.: g llll L: Hnr H.:C rehounds lor the Bulls (26 I I) Gr 1nt h td 20 po1nls ,md I I lchounds Scolllc {2Y H) si ill h ts Ihe hcsl l<>r Orl.mdo r~.;t.:OIU m thl: kaguc tk,pi!t.; 11s lu st G~.: 1 1ld Wll kms \\ho ...,u n.:J (llll) twn g tlll t: lmmg sire ak ol the sc 1son tw n pomts 111 lh ~.: l lr!>.1 lhlcc qu trkrs Wtth otc,ono like tllll 11 s h,ud to h,1d nme 10 the lourth pc 1111d to keep m.akL: ' tth.: mcnh Jordan s.ud But the M 1g1e 1hc 1d wc JL;c lth 1111 we h td our tc.un lllldt: l Heat 76, Trad Blazus 68 Ill sc 1son lnng: \-\l: wo uld h l \C the Po1 tluHJ w 1~ hdd I l 11 . . lo WL:st hcst IClOrlj potnt tot tl C\n md l o~t 1 lth The Nu <gels los t the11 17th str u ght g Ulh: st ra1ght g une YX K4 to the Orl.ondo Th~ fr ul Billers 1111dc 1 lr 111 M,o ~ll Dcn1e1 dropped to 2 12 md lhi~C 1\l\\ 22 f1dd go Jis JU S\ lhll:l: h.1~ nol won smu Nov 2H more th tn t h~.: NBA 1nurd Po1tlmd It 1s, 1d mtl was d1s 1 pomtll'..' 10 hrnke the tc 1111 11111k l; l (ll) po1111s sl! t l oo,;~.,; the g.unc Denve r lorw.mJ Jan 2 m ~1 los ~ 11 S 1n An ton 1o LtPiwnso Ell" s,ud We JUSt ha ve Juno I M tshhurn scored I Xpmnts to tt~hkn ur our d~ l ensc and m lkc lor V1s 111n g Mlilm t wlllt.: h won the proper tdJustments dunng the <.k:.,.plt~.: shoot 1n g 2 lor Jl) 1n the lounh qu.orter gamt.: 76crs I 07, Grozzhes K9 DenniS Rodman hud 17 rchounds Rookll: fnn I h om\ ~ ~l:OTL: d .t lor the Bull s who won theor 15th sc tson hogh 21 pomts ,,s Phd,odclphi.t L00 SCL:Ut1Vl: hOtnC g.l!l1C and .trC 14 SC I'I V.lnL:OUvcr to 1ts lith str.11ght 2 the IN ntonth loss ChiC,t~o led 56 46 at h olltnne The 18 pnmt wu1 w,ts the 7ocrs l ord tn s~ored Ihe Bulls torst live pc11nts ol the second hall ond Seal largest 111 thcar two sc.\sons at the th.: n~.:v~..:r got \olillhm 10 p01nts the res! CorcStatcs Center Sh orccl Ahdur Ralmn had 21 poonts lor the Gru ol the w 'Y 1 he hest record docsn I mean Zlll:S Hawks 91, Kmcks 89 anyth1ng nghtnow Bulls guard Ron Steve Sm ith h,tcked up hts tH~<l''l Horper sud It s not like we want to get something that they have They sum ng 11 po 111t ~ and htllllJ~ 1 run nong 10 looter wllh 2 6 'econds lcli w,ont somcthuo~ thai we have Atlont,o ,11 !vlod"'"' Squ,trc ihatlllted those liVC b1g \:hampwnsh1ps They Garden , want those nngs After New York won hy 21 p01nt> l Gary Payton ~cored 22 roonts and at Atlanta 1n Novcmh~r Sm ll h , Vm B4cr 21 lpr Seatt le promiSed the result m the rem llch Yes ovcryone saw 1<1os s >h<~ would he dlilerenl Smllh shot 14 • Game hut we J4SI have to move on Baker mud I woul!ln the surpn scd for 22 takong ,tlmosl noth1ng hu1 • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio , day when they host Vmton Cou nty Quarter~ Me1gs 13 17 18 19=67 M1ller 12 18 X 14=S2 Me1gs Brad Davenport 0 2 2=8 Coli m Roush I 0 5= 7 Se,uo 0 B11en 0 I 0=3, Steve Bch" 0 I 0=1 Anee lo Rodn gue z 2 [) I=' J, T HumphrC) S X0 0= 16 D,uuei H.m non 7 I 4=2 1 Woylon McKmnc y I 0 2=4 Totals 19-5 14=67 Moller Jesse H umlton 2 II 2=6 Randy Nelson I 0 1=7 Josh Fmck 2 0 0=4 John McGrew 6 0 4= 16 Jere my Massey 52 1= 18 Totals 17·2· 12=52 stx assists The Cavohers led from the forst I 40 when Kmght who had 15 po1nts and etght ass ists made 11 6 4 w11h a JUmper The Suns cut the dcf1cll to 49 46 at halftime Then Cleveland star1cd the third pcnod wllh an 8 0 run Chapman go t PhoeniX wllhm l1 vc at 61 56 with 6 061cft on the quarter but 14 seconds later he was called for a foul wh1lc f1 ght1 ng oil a p1ck and threw the ball Into the advertlsonu bank on the Side li ne ' Person storied another R 0 run with the lcc hn1C al free throw and fm !Shed It with 1 base line JUillpCI g1v 11\ !:! the Cava ll l: l ~ d 77 05 l c~t<.l ~O tn ..! mto the lin d pc11od ' I chdn 1 dn anything, on ihe ln st hall said Pel s11n who hod I'i pomts ofte< h tilt nne I m one ol the le,od c1' ol this te 1111 and I have 10 l:Omc out more .tJ::- rcsstVt.: and they Iced ll ll n! me By SCOTI WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent Host Vmton County broke open a close game with a 24 7 second pen od scor1ng outhu rst th \.:r: pre ss~.: d the entore game on a scorch1ng 101 57 In umph O\er the Eastern Eagles Tucs day mghttn MC,ltllll; r d1v1s1on boys Tn Vall e) Conl crencc h,<Skci hall at: lion Eastern IS 2 7 ,ond Vmton ( 'Y os61 The Vmton Coun1y tit 1ek" " J hy vers,ollle athlete Ry on C1 ud dl who ncucd ,, game h1 gh 1wcn1 c d pomts wh ile Ch,od Donoron en 20 Todd Braden 12 N llh,n dcrson I0 Jaso n Kruger none L,osey N<ee mne and JesSIC Rey nolds c1ght Eastern was led hy scn10r Steve Durst wuh IY pomts while lreshman Joey Brown added I 'i ond Jeremy Kehl live Enc Smith returned to action alter sullenng a h,odly hroken nose last Fnday ,ohhough he h.od lo wear a protectiVe m,tsk Snulh ,oddcd lour Vonlon Counly led 2 1 I ~ ,oltcr the lirstlramc but soon the 1C.: thoro ugh hrcds usong ,o poundmg t,tnt tilling lull court press and sp,ork lin g last break took command E,ostcrn howed to the constant pressure ,ond Iell to a 4'i 26 de licit at the hall Y1nWn County m:vc1 e .1~c<.l ol! m the second hall and p1 cssc d I ull court to the very end ol the g m1e In the tlmd round VC outscotcd E.iSl ern 14 14 Im d 7~ 40 bod then went onto 1IOI '7w ln V1nton Count) ,1dded 111 suh to onJury when they loulcd a couple tunes late on the game to stop the clock to get a chance at the century mark Vtnton County hit 17 62 Irom two poont range h1t 7 18 three poontcrs and w,ts 9 12 at the lone w1th 13 rchounds (D om ron none Caudtll ctght) VC h,od 18 ste,ols ~Z turnovers none asSists ,md 22 louis Eastern h11 18 34 1 15 three· poonters and w.os 12 2J at 1he 1nc w1th 17 rchounds (Durst 5) EHS ha~ c1ght slc.tls 2 ~ turnovers s1x ass ist~ and 11 louis Vinton County won the re scrv¢ game 62-44 led hy Josh Pallcrson wnh I X Davod De Alow wHh 12 and Z,och Gill With 11 E,ostcrn s Jeremy Colem,on ,ond Joe Mare~nko eac h h,1d n1nc wh1le Josh Wtll ,ond Erron Aldndge added seven c,och Eastern hosts W,u crl ord Fnd,oy Quarter totals E,tstern I~ 7 14 17=57 Vmton County 21 24 14 22= 101 Eastern: John Dnggs 0 0 1/4= I Mall BISsell I 0 1/2= 1 Corey Yonker2 0 1/l='i Josh Willi 012=2 Jeremy Kehl I I O='i Steve Durst 'i 2 115=1Y Enc Sm1th I 0 2/5:4 Joe Brown 6 0 l/4= I'i Bc.ou B 11l cy I 0 112=1 Totals 18·3·12126=57 Vmton County Je sSie Rey nolds 4 O=X Roh Murphy I rt ·2 C tscy N1ce 11/4=9 A,oron W1r<l ' \, _(, Todd Bo ,1den I 1 1/2= 12 Ry,tn C oudill X 2 112=21 N,tlh 111 Hendcr son 3 4/4= I0 J,ISon Kruger 1 I 0=9 Chad D,11nron I0 0=20 G,1he W.ord I 0=2 Totals 37-6-9/12=101 N-Y notches 84-56 win over Southern scorer kept Southern 1n the g,une e or By SCOTI WOLFE . ly hul wtth Southern s l .~ek ol h,dl Senttnel Correspondent The Nelsonvil le York Buck<yes protcdton the g~1mc was out ol rc.tch pl,occd Inc men 1n douhle ligures en ,Jt the lirst quarters end 24 12 N Y route to on H4 56 Tn V,<lley Conlcr hlitzed on to ,, 42 2 1 h,tlltnnc lc,ld cncc boys htske iholl w1n ove r the then hhlzcd Southern 25 14 m the Southcm Torn odocs Tuesd oy evcnmg dfSftl.ll thord penod (6' ''l Th,tl m Charles W H.tyman ~y mntl:oiiUill lrom the SHS htll htndling \\,ts Southern " now I I 0 over,oll N crr,lllc .11 hcst Soulhern 1m ~Shed l,ur Y " 6 4 and 'i 3 ovcnll ly strong oul scorong N Y 2 1 17 to ~outhc rn h,~l h,mdlm g led the cut tile Imal to X4 56 nggrcs~ 1 ve BUl:keyc dclensc Sl:tlln b Southern was p l,< y m ~ Wlthoutlhe ,t South ern >c hool record 12 sen tl:Cs of J~a son Alk:n who sullcr\.:d turnovc 1 ~ mdudmg d ~ tnn g ol s1x o proh,1hle ACL knee li g,unenllnJury ~ tr ~ught tn the th1 rd qu~ukr on l,tsl Fnday s loss to Feder"' Hock The Nclsonvtll e l,tsl hrc,1k ,md 16 mg s\e,ols lrom the Buckeye dcl ensc Southern w,1s led hy Bcn 11 M,mucl lueled ,m over 'iO percen t shooung woth I 1 p01n1s Mllchcll W,olker h,td nt ghtlrom the lloor ll 26 'iO Add < II Jerrod M1lls n1nc Russe ll Rc1hcr twnally Shawn Sc hultz md Ben live ,<nd NICk Bolm tnd Pete S""'" Rohcy were ,unong Bu ckeye pl,tyer~ lour e,1ch All hul one Southern pli) who W\.:re ncar l1.1wlcss lmm three r.: r :-il:orcd p01nl rmgc 11 Xol 14 Nclsonvdlc w,os k<J hy SdiUiit s Fueled hy Sc hultz s three ptllnl I X p01nts Ben Rohcy h 1d II v.h ilc shootmg spree m thL: ltrst qudrtcr N Joe W1ggcns rrey Wilson ,,nd II ) Y hurst to,\ 12 'i lc,Jd t11dl Southe111 Ill SnMhciS edch l1dd Ill dpiecc s,twed mhollto 12 4 Bcn 11 M111Ucl N Y h11 26 '0 lwo p01nle1S X 14 who emerged ,Is Sou thern s le,odm g (Sec TORNADOES on l'•~c 'i) JUmpers as the H,t wks won 1he11 lourlh m .1 row John Sttrks m1Jc s1x th1~.:...: pou11 crs ,ond sc<>letl 14 po1111s lor ihc Kn1~.,;ks Spurs 97, Celhcs IlK D,ov1d Rohmson h 1d 16 p<ll nls md ! I rdm und ~ .1' vt...,l tlll e- S 111 A nlu nu won lor the 14th 11111e 111 lfl ~ tmc~ Boston llllh.: het.i 1\ s lungl'l ltl\lllg strL: tk o l th~.: 'c 1m n 11 11\t..: I hl Cc ltu.;s h.l\l not kJ 1n Ill ) ol th~.: 1 r Jt...,t lou1 g: 111 1~.:, Nets S I. Hornets 6!1 Kend ill Gil l scored I1 ol Ins I'! f10inh Ill I k..:} \t.;U nd qu11t1.:1 o.; lrll ( h 1nd Nc" Jc1,~-: y v.nn tl (h ul ulli..: Hot Sa.,ings ONMAME BRANDS Check Out Our Full line Of Kero·Sun Kerosene Heaters And Vented & Unvented LP Gas Heaters PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. ·VA. 773-5583 (fM ~({) Sweethearts o Moms & Dads o Grandparents o Teachers o Babysitters o Friends Anyone who would appreciate a thoughtful word from you! o All Valentine Hearts will be published m the February 13th issue at a cost of only $6.00! MUST BE PREPAID! Print your message in the heart and mail along with $6.00 to: The Daily Sentinel Valentine Hearts 111 Court Street Fiomeroy, OH 45769 NBA standings Allantll' Limit 20 words! Dm~ 10n Iwn M :ll! L 1'<1. 24 II 20 I' IIlli Ntw Jcrx-y Nrw York 20 10 19 16 10 Or l:~ndo Was h111~1 111 Boston Plnhu.ielplu 1 <.:rntnl Gl! 61'' 61 4 4 "' 16 11 141 19 100 19 417 21 101 '" ' 6 ~ 11 A11ant:~ Ch1rlo te CLI VfLAND Detrml Mil waukee ToronttJ ,. "" " '" " -·WESTERN CONFERENCE I Iwn I 2 1 I 10 161 6 10 167 l 12 ow "IH 21 "'21 ,,9 2' ~ 661 19 16 16 21 9 2B 1 26 1K4 11 '41 '0 9 20 'll fuesday's ~c ores S ,n Amo u 1)7 lluslo n 8K A1l1ma 91 New York H9 1'1 tladelphm 107 Vancou\e iiB Nrw Jersey 81 Charlollc OM Chu: tgo 101 Sc lllk 9 1 Houston 100 D~ll ~s 117 Oilundo 98 0..: nvcr R4 ClEV I lAND 102 Phocnu. H4 M1anu 76 Pon l ~mi6R Tomght's games SHOOTS TREY- Kentucky's Jeff Sheppard (15) shoots a threepoint shot over South Carolina's Herbert Davis 1n the second half of Tuesday night's SEC battle tn Lextngton, Ky, where the stxth· ranked Wildcats won 91-70 m part because of Sheppard's 16-pomt effort. (AP) Providence downs Syracuse; No~6 Kentucky also wins By The Assoctated Press What would happen ol Provodence and Syracuse played ag""' 11 ar.• th cr SIX days' Last Wednesday Syracuse ~.< ent to ProVIdence and look a 41 -19 hallttme lead on bcatmg the Fnars 77 59 On Tuesday mght Providence went to Syracuse and scored I he I1rst 18 potnts ol the game 10 ocatong the 15th ranked Orangemen 76 64 We played J fht JUght with tremendou s hcMt .md dctcnnm,t 110n Prov odcncc eo,<ch Pete G1llen smd The h1ggcst thong was con vmcmg these guys we c,m won The thmg I m most proud ol IS we got hum1hatcd l,tsl Wednesday They could have beate n us ny 60 Th,ot s how Syr.ocusc c<Mch J1m Bochenn must have felt ,tl the st.ort ol the rcm,otch You c.on 1g1vc ,my body an I X 0 star1.1nd expect to co me hack Boc he 1m sotd Th It put their httlc 6UYS tn the g,tmc Now we.: 1 •d to t.: h .t ~L: them (or 40 IOinUi es (m Sl pi mJ we were .1hlc to u nnc h H.:k md gLI otto SJX We JUst could nevet m,tkc ,t shot when wt.: ~ul to s1x The Or,mgemen ( 14 2 4 I B1g East) gol IS clllSC '"5 1 46 With X 17 lclt on ,11h1ce p01nter hy Jason H 11 1 thl:lf llr~t ol th~.: gdme J.uncl rhomls ,mswered nght h tck With " 1 lor Ihe Fnars (7 7 2 1) who went on to their ~cl:o ncJ VIc tory m 17 g~n m.::\ .11 the C~unl:r Dome L ISt Week we d1dn I pl1y 1lol ol dcl cnsc s,nd llwm,os who leu three po1nlc1S K 22 lree throv.s ,md ~,td ~7 rchounds {Wilson 7 Sm,H hcrs ~ Me K1nney 41 N Y l1,1d I6 stc,ds (Rohcy 'l llturnm ers ,,nd 20 ~ouls Southern hll 16 45 tv.o po1n1<rs I 12t luee po1n1ers tnd \\,ts 14 27 11 the lmc ~.<ith 16 rehou J s IRu••cll Rc1hor 6) Southern h td Sis sic "' (S tsson 1) turnovc1s ,111d 26 louis Nelsonville· York won the rcscr\c g,mte4~ 401cubyC Dexter \lith 14 and T Stlhilh~rs wit h 12 Jeremy ftshcr hnd Ill lor Southern Nd Bolm seven ,md Jon,lth.m Ev tn s "' en Southern goes '" Tnmhlc Fnd,oy L A Cltppers ut 1 oronto 7 p m tk1r 1H 1t lnlh>illil 7 p.m l>allas II At l an t o ~l mp m S n 1\nrumo ~~ W ~s lnngt o n !S p m Goldi!r Stat~ al Mtlw 1uket !I lr p 111 De u v~.: r II L A L<1k.crs 10 'O 1 111 Ol mdo 1tSarmrn1o 10'\0pm Thursday's games v HI ~OUVc r r II Boston 7 m I A Cltp{l\!rs 11 New Jersey 7 lOp m Clm l)! f' 11 Pluladdph1 7 lOp m Ch 1rl 111e 11 Dctrou 7 10 p m Mt u m 11 Se:~ n k 10 p m ~9 G tlhpol s ~~ CIIL'!iih rc R1 v~ r V 11. 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I H llrt" w 1h The ongmal hockey puck used on games tn Canada was a flat corcular p1ece of wood The first recorded horse race m the Umted States was held on Hempstead Long Island New York <n 1665 The wagenng on Jal aim games contmues unit I the game has ended ta~ur All ANTA UR AVI:S In\ kJ U.lP AI 111 B 1 LH P Od 1l11 11c t:1 KHP k 1 I I!I ( ,!, 111 l>1slun Jot ll y s~ 11(1 l M I! I\ H nd l M f.a M ~~~ ""Y \01 n Clu u~o at Washlhf1nn 7 1 n Uo( krv I t>aj!tU' 1 LUIUIJ A PANTHERS ~ 11 D Wo; ~ Sw tns n D M \.; (l Gt d y 11J LW IJ • 1ll lJtK id~ n tl hlrl WI)' Ill 1 I lh ~ fi1L 'Jl W YORK l SI i\NDI RS i\~''l= " c d G In (: ltllt t itllo Ul th I lht: IHL The 1908 Kentucky Derby was run wllh betting on pan-mutuel machmes, put m act1on JUSt for the b<g day In the early years of the 20th cen tury Frank Ph1hpps tossed I 00 nn gcrs on I00 tnes m horse,hoe pllchmg PICTURE YOUR PET AMONG THE ... PET VALENTINES! 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Hy77 Stlllhcll\111 ('i M "11 u( hr lcmpk ( hr :!< Mc \1!hur \11111 11 (I 101 H n d ~v 1ll " I 1slc1n I 11 Chn~ll I'7 " " "' 1'" 41 I" 61 44 P'\ I omght's games <14 Luhb ~k -,~ 122t Pnsh•r~ha1l1os1 Suuth 1" p • Wash111~1un-' ~ ~ l ll douhlc II ~ url: ~ .uu.J wcr~.: llc \ u H.: Illy d1ll kn_t.:d 1n t h~.: :-ou.;onJ h til '" Snuth C uohn 1 nL: Vl:f glll dnsL:r thli n L:tght ptnnh Jell Shc pp,orJ hid 16 r~>onls Ill ihc I 71Xlth s~etor) l111 Kentuck) ihc Winn i ng~_:\ [ rrog:r llll I ll U.llll'l.!l hI ~ kcih olllustol) Nort h C u ol1n,1 IS ll< XI wllh 11>92 \\ Ins BJ McKie h,1d 24 (l<llllh lo< ihc v<SIIIIW G,unccocks ( Ill 1 ~ 21 No' 9 Purdue 68, lllonms 58 Quarter l2.1lllti Bo,td M1llcr h,1d I X p<H III s md 16 Nclsvnvi lluo-York 24 IX 25 17=84 rchounds 1s Ihe ' 1s1t1ng h.: 1m \\on lot ~outh~rn 12 9 14 21=S6 the si Xth ttmc Ill thL: Id s! ~cH il lllL:cl Nelsonville· York: Ben Rohcy 4 ' 1ng~ ol these tc.uns fhc Bollum1h ll-~/~= I I, O.m Curter I 0 0=2 Cl <y crs (15 1 1 I B1g Te n) pu lled '"I) W,ukms 2 DO/l :o4, Sh.own Schul1 11 \1 ilh I l1 ~ lUll ,oiler ll hnols closed 4·0:: IK. Trcv Oliver I I 2/7= 7 E1K to 46 41 Gluss 1·0·0::2 Mt~: h ucl Dawley 2 0 M,llt Heldm,m hod I X (H>ont s lo1 OIZ=4. Joe WIB~c n s 4 0-2/'~= I0 the lllm1 ( I I n 3 1) ~.<hilc lc,odmJ Hout~ McKtnnoy l·i -1/2=6 Trey score r Kc v1n Turner was held to scv Wilson 2·2·0/0<o I0. Flynt Smathers en poonts II he low hiS ,over 1ge 5·0·0= I 0 Total_ I 36-8-8/22=84 No 10 Connechcut 80 Soul~ ern: Pelo Sisson 2 Oil =4 Seton Hall 59 Milchcll J.( 21~•1 L BenJI M,mucl R1chard Ham1 lt on sc01ed 2 1 5·1ll6= 13, Russoll Ret her 2·0 li2='i pomts and Jake Voskuhl had a c.irccr Adum Wtlll~tnM 0·0 2/2=2 NICk h1gh 17 pomts and m,flchcd hiS Bolin 2-0/1=4, Ad~m Cummmgs 0 carcer-h1 gh wtth 15 rebounds ,os the 0· 1/2=1. Troy Huhn,k tl o 3/4=1 lctrod Milts 2 ()."61119, G,orrelt K1scr Husk1es ( 15 2, 5 I B1 g E,ost) cruosed at home 1·0·0=2, Jonuth"n J!v,ons I 0 0=2 (See TOP 25 on Page 6) Totals: 18.J.14/Z'7=56 h ul l1ve pl1ycrs 'L<lle Ill kup ~ o Jt r..u.:ls '~ Glrlrt.l71 S lc: m ~'i Gknwood \II Sy1n lit! V I -IK Gt ~ hen 71 Cle 1111 II N1 till! 1slt:l n (l() Grc~11111 em I urbt r1 ~o lbnnll 11 Hllkn 76 Cm P111 t:e ll M If ill\ H me ve11t n UmlcLI u.~ 11 711 [ lshm 67 H<r l }!x Chr {IX 1111 Chr /\~:. d (m Hul'lh 1 I 1JI B J~cr -1_. ¥ G 111\l: U 104 ~I) G hM nhur)! Il l f.~,lw loti~' Prov<dence with 19 pomts But thts l' ruv h.Jc n~c 76 Syr 1~ u ~c &4 week we played defense and th,tt s Rhot.k lslmt.l H4 U1S lk 7' what hrought our oll cnsc together Sl J t. ln ~7l M1u11164 Ve rnon! Kl New H 101psh1rc 07 The defen se th,ot helped Provt Y tit: 79 St Fr ~~~~~~ NY b'\ dcnce to the hog turnaround was a tn South angle and 2 a zone seldom used hy Clemsnn KO Aoml1 St 6~ most coochcs and never used he fore Elon f9 tu tsltl ( •rot n 61 K~mu ky 91 Slluth C rnhn 170 hy the Fnms f..I Jidl Tc nn KO T~.:llll.'m''-'.,. I} (I(} I d1dn t tlun k we could gu.ord Murr1y St 71 E K~n l u ~ ky6 N C Ch..rl lltl 66 M 114Uelle \ l them man to man G1' 1 1 sa 1d I SE t>.hssnun 60 Te1nts~n; St 'i9 was nervous With the "'"~ I d1dn 1 Ti!IHI M 1n1116K Mordtc IllS! 66 tOT) want to lc,ovc the 1s ope n so we went M<dwest UJ Lhe tnanglc .ond 2 h w,IS cllccll ve IX P tiM N!l): lfi~ R e.orly l'ur lu~Ollllrnm'\K Syracuse wh1ch \\ os led A) Hurt s Snulhwesf 22 p<llnts 1111 sscd Its l1rst seve n B1) l r JOl "' ! ~'l. h 711 three pmnt atlemph and lin/Shed 2 11! IR Irom long range L 1st week NCAA DivisiOn I M mus J,muhs w,ts 4 ol 'i lrom1 on women's scores Tuesd.oy he nmscd ,oil Iin ce ol hiS F.ast three p01n1 shots cndtng ha s st:hool record streak ol ~3 st r ught g lllll:S w 11h .1t lc,lstum: i I hod ,, re,tll) h,1d g,11nc We ve neve r seen th ll dc lcnsc with th.ll tc,t m J,mu hs s,ud It JUst ~o t us oil rh vlhm ,1nd we got coni used So tn.: 1lot ol peopk who uc try 1 1ng to ltg ure out how two te.Jnl\ l 111 hc so Jdk rc nt m h.: ~~ th tn t WL:L: k Th~ I X 0 1un lh 11 s wh,11 kn m ked them o ut o lthc g nne s m.l Kendn ek Moore who scored 17 po1nt s .1 nLI h1Ll It'~.: ,1ss 1 . ~ I ,.. w ILit:n~.:c I lllL'' Ill Wc d1Jn t t.:Vcll '1 } 'iO expec t to doth 11 In olht. : l ~·1111~..:~ 1n vo l vmg: 1 mkcU ll:.llliS on Tu~.: sd ty It w 1 ~ No 6 Ken tuc ky4 1 N1 14 Sou th Cuo hn 170 No Y Purdue 6X IIIIIHII S 1X No 10 Conne<IICUI Xll Seton H 111 W Clem son XI> No 17 Fln11d 1St 11< I>' No ~0 RhoJc lsl 1nd X4 I 1S die 71 111d NcHth Ctrol111,1 C h ,ul ~> ll e M1 No ~1 M uq uellc '1 No 6 Kentucky 91 No 14 South Carohto.o 7ft fhc Wddc,tts ( I' 2 4 Il l \\ h" los I 10 tht.: 10:'\ 111'\ LHP l..:~.rry C:1.~ 1 111 uu.i OF Lou f r •z cr or'! mmur I< lun 7\ Mmhllt1 72 Mm sl 711 ,rlcld 7 1 ( WILC.: ' II 1-H 11 1 12H 12 I Tuesday s s core V1 f: Palcslme 110 Cu lumhl n 1 71 F.ucht.l 7-l Lakcwond lit I mv1cw \~ Amho:r~ t ~6 l elt~ n y60Cm H1II)C hr A~Lll U rr mkl n Furna e Gre~ n )(I) Ptlfhlli1Uih East flO Sch.lfl H 111 ( orndl 76 r\rn y Olii Dcl~w:u-e 71 Orc:);cl M Uu4ucsnc 119 Fonlh01m 79 H1rthrd9? 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WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE Remember that special someone this Valentine's Day with a message in The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Scoreboard Vinton Co.unty rolls over Eagles 101-57 Vltlloo-84 win over Suns By MEL REISNER PHOENIX (AP)- For one mght at least the Cleve land Cavaliers played hke the team the Phoemx Suns would hke to be The Caval1ers got 23 pomts and 16 rebounds from ..:ydrunas ll gauskas scored 15 potnts after ollens1ve reb,o unds shot from the pen meter and the base lme w1 th equal clfic tcncy and got a booq out of soxth man Derek Anderson when they needed 11 The result was a I02 84 land slide Tuesday nJghtJn Phoen1x where the Suns have lost onl y l1 vc ttmes th1 s season We got smashed PhoeniX s Jason K1dd satd That sa good woy to put 1t Some mghts 1! s goang to he Wednesday, January 14, 1998 Wednesday, January 14, 1998 Meigs tallies 67-52 victory over Miller By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Corresponccnt Dan<el Hannan and J I Humphre) s eomhoncd to score 37 PO!!]ts nnd the Meogs Marauders used a strong second halt IQ posl a 67 52 won o~c M1lfer Falcons m a Tn Valley.Conl erence basket hall game Tuesday at M11ler Me<gs outscored the Falcons 37 22 m the second h,olf to hreak a 30 all ti C ,It the hdll to post the wm Me1gs wllh the w1n IS 6 4 overall and the Marauders ~rc 'i 3 1n the Oht o Dl\tSIOn M1ll er drops to 2 4 1n the Hocking DI VISIOn ,ond 3 7 overall Me1gs JUmped out to a 6 4 lc,od on ,, follow up shot by Hannan 111 the paont at the 6 26 mark But Jeremy Massey nailed 1 three po1 nter w1th 5 0 1 to gl\c M1llcr 17 6 lcad The M.or oudcrs then took a 12 7 lead wllh 3 14 lclt m the pert od on back to back three p01 ntcrs hy Br 1d D,ovenport and Scan 0 Bnen A huck et by R,ondy Nelson anll a !nul , hot to complete a three po1nt pldy cut the Marauder le od to 12 Ill John McGrew s shut 1n the lane toed the g,omc ,11 12 w11h I 37 lelt m the penod But Hannon hll one nl two from the ion ~ woth I 0 1 lc lt 10 the pcnod made 11 a 13 12 M oroouder lead at the end of the pcnod Collin Roush na1led a Jumpe r JUSt tnSidC the key m,odc 11 a 15 12 Meogs Jcad with 7 40 on the hall But M1llcr went on ,t X 2 run 10 t 1ke 120 17 lc 1d woth 6 04 lclt 1n the h,oll Me~ gs h,ottlcd h,~ek to t.okc 1 25 24 lead on 1 spuon1ng move hy , Humph reys on the (,one w1 th 3 50 lelt The two te,mls lr 1dcd buckets the rest of the h.dl ond Hannon s coast to coast d11 ve ond shor1 JUmper With two seconds lcltued the game at30 atlhc ~ I ' - I' -·- Cih 1-l" !2() IP tm WESTERN CONFERENCE Ct mral Division Iaun Otl!:ls :\!! (. 21JII T fl.!, !if !iA 6h l"7 1 J~ 1c~ I Amount Enclosed: 1 For__ pictures 1 at $6 each. I 1 L--------------------------~ Deadline Thursday, February 5th at 3 p.m. Mail or bring the entry form: The Daily Sentinel 110 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 �' Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio By The Bend . VVednesday,January14,1998 I Shawnee State women beat Rio75-61 to halt win streak A ntnc-g.tmc "tnntng streak end· l'LI In ,a piau.: thdl ha ~ hl:Cil ol Vlltual house ol ho!Tors lor th~ UnJ\CTSJiy of Rto Gr tndc Red women baskctb.tll squ.td Rto Glande dropped tis ftrst game stmc Dec Ill to NAJA natiOnal po~er Sh.t" nee State Un tvcrsny by ,, 7c, 61 count .uthc J.mtcsA Rhode \ AthlctH.: Center tn Pnrlslnu~.,;th The Rcdwomen I 16 4 MOC 5 2J tell behtnd hv 14 potnls ,11 the h,lif .md dcspatc Jll.lt~.:h1ng S h .twnc~ State pomt lor po1nt tn the lm.tl pcnod walked away wuh the defeat R10 Grande hn JUst 8-ot-27 held goat ,1\\crnpts tn the ltrst half and watched as lhe Bc.trs ranked thtrd tn th" week's NAIA Dtv tSIOn II Top 25 poll. connected on 14-ol-32 shots to..takc a 38-24 lead at~he mterrmsston Shawnee State ( 12 2 MOC 4 0) dQnnnated the hoards on both ends of the lloor outrcboundtng R10 Grande 52-33 overa ll The Bears held an 18 R advantage on the oflen sl\c glass Rw Grande fre shman Karlq Mohler led .til scorers \v uh II> potnls Mohler had a tcam-htgh nme bo.ud< Came Carson added 13 potnts Sh,twna Daugherty ch tppcd tn ctght potnts.off the bench Mcghan Kolcun scored seven potnts Sophomore Brandt Baker led lour Bears tn double figures wtth I C, potnls Vcrntla Provtll and Br.mdt Munn each scored I l potnts and Carn e Bnsker .tdded I 0 Enc.t Hayes snagged .t g.tme- lu gh I l rehnunds and had two hlockcd shots Rto Gr.tnde returns home S,ttur d.ty to l.tce Ttfltn Un" e" '' Y 111 another Mtd-Oht o Conference conLest at Zp m at the Newt Oltver Arena J!ll.lf l!!tJ!h Rto Grande Sh.twnc.....St,ltc -·- 24-37=6t 3R-37=75 Rio Grande: Mohler 7115 0/02/3=16, C.trson 2/5 213-3/4= 13. D tU ghert) 1/S-1/5 V4=8 Kolcun 117· 112 212=7 Kcnd.tll 212'010011 =4 l'ranm 0/0-l/l -010=3. Brown 0/2-0/0 2/1=2 Holden 111 -010 IMJ= 2, Hopper 112-0/0-ll/0=2 T.1hor I111- 0/4-010=2 , Parker 1/3-0jO 01•• '2 Totals: 17150-5115-12/18=61 Total FG: 22-65 (31 8%) Rebounds: 3J (Moh ler 9) Blocked shots: 2 (by Hopper & Parker) Assists: 11 (Halley 3) Steals: 7 Turnovers: 24 Fouls: 21 • Fouled out: Kolcun Shawnee State· Baker 711 ~-ll/0112=15. Munn 1/6-215-112= 11 Provttt 5/9-0/0-3/5= 13, C Brisker 4/M 0/0-215= I 0, Hayes 3111-0/0212=K Slone 1/1 - lll -0/0=5, Smnh 112-0/1-"212=4 ll onham I/1-0/0112=3, M Bmker 011-0/0-2/2=2, Holden 011-0/0 112= I, Humphrey 0/1-010-112= I Totals. 25/57·31916/26=75 Total FG· 28-66 (42 4%) Rebounds: 52 (H.tY• • 13, Blocked shots. 5 (H.tycs .') Assists: 12 (Munn 5) Steals· 12 (H.tycs 1) Turnovers: 27 Fouls: 14 A dtsm.tl ltrst h.111 pcrlonn.tnce dl~ap­ romltng ''·"'to the second h.tlt dtd 111 the UnJvcrslly of R1o (,rmt.lc 111en s h."~ctb.tllteam Tuesd.ty mght I h~ Rcd111cn l o~t thc1r th1rd ton M1flOiun Confe ren ce h.lll g.unc 7~ 64 to Sh.twm·c State Un t srniii\C verstty at the J.tmcs A Rhodes AthletiC Center 1n Portsmouth Kt<> Gr.tnde I II 6 MOC 2 11 shot .1llli. kuus 2H pcn.:clltlrum (ht: ilch.l 111 \he ftl\\ h,tff cl lld h11 JUS\ \3 pet ce nt 111 the seuuuJ hall 1 he Retlmen tmtlcd l'i 26 .11 the l>tc.tk For the g.unc Rto Gr.tnde shot JUst ~ I per lCnt t\ l.1tc !.: haf'"gc m thl· scL:om.l hall fell short and doomed R10 Gr.tnde to vet .uwthc1 lci.lgue lm.o; 1111 1he rtJ u.J To rhctr crcd11. the Bears 14 ~ MOC 3 4) too k ad,antagc of the mcd1ocre Rcdmcn pcrform:.mL:c and played quuc possthl y thctr best hall game of the season The Bears shot 47 percent from the ftcld and dramcd 22-o l 14 tree throw .lllcmpls to hrc.tk d tw o g.un~ losmg: sku.J Rw Grdndc s Jason Crusc •s~:orcd II potnts, .til tn the second h.tlt He gr,tbhcd .t tc.un be st nmc rchounds Jercm) May t.illted 10 potnls lllltmg 4-ol-14 ltcfd goal attempts M.ty .1l~o IMU four r~hu und s Br.td K e.tllll~ pl.lyt ng Wtlh .t spr,uned J.tw scored r,vc potnls had J 1vc .tss1sts .tnd twu rchounds Sh.1wncc State's James Montier turned 111 .tn MVP pcr lorm.tncc with 20 potnts .md II rchounds , hnth game htghs Montier htl 6-ol-1 U ftclu gn.1ls .tnd gcner.ttcd ftve olten sllc h<Mrds He also swaltcd .twav stx Rto Gr.tndc shots All MOC forward Ktrk Rugg les scored 16 pomts whtlc J,tson Kc.trns ,tnd Stefan Greene c.tch t.tflted I 'i Greene dtshcd out .t tcam-htgh lout assist:-. Rto Gr.tndc returns home to !he Newt 0 11\er Aren.t S.tturd.ty to host Ttlttn UntvcrstL y tn .t 7 l ll p m match-up S.1turd.1y's g.1mc 1 ~ hc1ng :-.ron· sorcd hy Fruth Ph.trm.tcy Half totals .Rto Gr.mde 26·1H=Ii4 Sh.twnee State ~5 =4'=7X -·- Rio Grande. Cruse 417 113 010= II . M.ty 217 217 0/2= Ill Bl.tLk stone 112-2/9-0/0=S, DeBo" lll 00/0-2/'i=H, Seltz l/6 0/0 2/4=H Grant 1/l-010·417=6 Kc.lltng 1/R-0/0l/4=5, Bc.trd 2/H-0/0-0/0=4 Hcrnng 111 011 211=4 Totals 18/55-5/2013125=64 Total FG: 21-75 00 7c1r) Rebounds: 46 (Selll 9) Blocked shots: 2 (hy Barnes) Asstsls: I I IKe.tlln g 5) Steals: 6 ,_ Turnovers: IH Fouls: 24 Ann Landers IW7 l.olJo Antcb limn ~n d Crca1m1 Synd1n1 ~ Synl111a1e Dear Ann Landers: I have a 16year-old son who ts a real handful He hes, smokes pol tS rude and ha' no respect for anyoqc "Mall" does poorly tn sc hool and ts ~ behaviOr problem To he honest a lot of the It me , he 's JUSt downnght mean But he can also he sweet, funny and lov mg Our home h.1s been a constant balllcground lor the last lew years ll/0-K/1 I =20, Ruggles 5/9-1/4115= 16. Greene 3111 1/2 6/8=15, Kc.lrns 212-2/6 51/X= 15 Fry 1/3 1120/0=5 McGraw 0/0-1/l-0/0=3, Gilhl.tnd 111-0/0 U/0=2 Purcclll/1 -, 010 010=2 Totals: 19/38-6/1522/J4=78 Total FG: 25-5~ (47 2'/f) Rebounds. 48 (Mont ier II ) Blocked shots: 9 (Montier 6) Assist-= H Steals: S Turnovers· 20 Fouls 17 My husband and mv 18 year-old son It tn Longwood, Aa Dear Longwood : Try another cannot staQd Malt 'we vc tncd famtly counseling, but all three of them counselor- not JOtnl thts time JUSt thtnk the others arc wrong and no Mall A 16-year-old who behaves amount of reasonmg seems to make thts way ts very unho tpy and wants one btl of dtffercnce desperately to get out 11om under th~ My husband has heen pushmg me mtsery Please let m, know how he's to send Matr to hvc w1th a dtstant domg I feel for the' rd relative butiJustcantdolllfeel Dear Readers: The tssue of that the boy ts sttll a nwmbcr of thts elderly dnvcrs stmply wtll not dte famtly. and 1 am trytng desperately Here' s a letter that I feel compell ed 10 hold us together 1 get stck to my to share It says tl all stomach when they arc all at home Dear Ann Landers . Recently, an because of the constant btckenng. 85 year old couple tn New Jersey blammg pushmg and shov mg I left thctr home for a ltvc -mtnute cant take any more of thts dnvc to the doctor's office They 1 know you can' t help me Ann, wandered atmlcssly for 24 hours but can you JUSt tell me that tt won't (more 1han 700 mtles) around New always he Lhts way' 1 am .. Losmg Jersey and Pennsylvanta stopptng The hlod~hu :s tcr pa!.:k~1gc v.as comrktrJ when Disney stiULk a \ tunn111g $9:! hdllon CJght yc~u con· \l.tLI \li th the NFL keeptng Mond.l) Ntght footh.tll lor ABC ,md "mn1 ng th~ cnt1rc Sund.1y mght Lab lc package'"' ESPN ABC m.tdc the dramat1c .tnn ourJ L:c ment u n ' \\'or!U News Ton1ght v.hen .1~.:o ne:-.ponclc nt smd ABC gets Monda) nt ght NBC ge ts nothmg NBC s ftnal htoadcast alter a 33 YLW tun will he at the Super Bowl on J.tn 25 That co uld he the last NFL game lor longttmc pl.t) -by-pl.ty ~uHw un cc 1 Dli.: k Enhcrg whn "Ill ltkel y st.ly at NBC • It hasn I sunk 1n yet Enberg s.ud TuJ.'sday nt ght Afte t 32 years of d01ng the NFL 11 has become part hi my .tutumn ltfc , It 's hstd to tmag 1nc not d01ng 11 Smuns co an~llyst Pau l Magu1re and most of the networks NFL team Referees force Augusta to forfeit game after mayor snubs or~er to leave gym AUGUSTA, Ky (AP) - Louts Jr mtght he mayor, hut he foun d hun se ll overruled by .t referee tn .t hll.trrc endmg 10 a b.ISker hall game Augusta h.u.J tn forl clt the v.u . . lt) htgh school gt fls g.tmc to Ktple)' Ohto when Hahcnuehl rcluscd to lollow the referee\ order to leave the gym Augusta school ho.trd member Lthh> Esttll ••ud the prohkm hcg.tn m the th1 rd qu.lrtcr when twoAu bus 1.1 pl.tycrs were "" the bench Wtth lllJUIIe:>. As ,, Rtplcy pl.tycr prepared to thmw the h.dl tnlo play. H.tbcrmchl - "hose d.tughtcr pi.IY' lor the Augu-..t,J t~:.Jill - urged l~.:ll.:rcc .Jeri) .Johnslln to kcer a do:-.!.! w.ll ~.: h on th<.• g.nnc Augu ... t.l Supcrm tcndcn t L &rr) Kt.:lslh ~.ull H~: \\.1~ ~,.,)n~:crncd .thout th~.; pl.tycrs gc lltn g hurt Kelsch sa td Estil l "Ito \,It ne.tr the m.tvor ,It the game 1.1\t S.tl urda) 111 Augusta s.ud H.therme hl dtd not 'Pf''k tn .1 loud 01 .lhusl\l' vutt:c In tht.: rc!c ree But .John ... on .lpp.ucn tl j ..,,1w the wil l he look 1ng lor work I he NFL and NBC had cl tremendous long- term relauonslllp spannmg thousand s of hours of great football " Tagltabue satd It ' ' c ry dtlftcult to ha\c that end as tt was very dtfftcult to mtenupt a " ""'"' rclatiOn shtp wtth CBS tn 199 ~ 'We also enJoyed a spcc>.tl asso c t.lltOn wuh Ted Turner and hts tal cntcd group o11V profess tonals , he satd NBC Sports prestdent Dt c ~ Ehcrsol was unavatlable tor comment rucsda) CBS whtch stgned a $4 btllton etght·ycardcal tor NBC s AFC pack age on Monday, celebrated 1ts return to the NFL hy passmg out hats at lls Black Rock headquarters tn New York To know that we rc back tn th e NFL IS a real rcltef · satd CBS Spons prestdcnt Scan McM.tnu s whose netl' ork fell to No 3 after losmg th e NFL to Fox four )Cars ago After watchtng the NBA double Its money 111 1ts TV Lontract 10 November NFL owners uanted the 'amc tes ult And they got II Beat of the Bend .. by Bob Hoeflich Shawnee State. Montier 6/10- st tuatton dtllcrcntly As "'"" .ts Habennehl made the comment Johnson p01ntcd m the mayor and warnod hnn he would be CJCclcd tf he s.ud anythtng else , Esttll sat d A tcchn~<alluul w,cs also called un Augusta When H.thrrmehl qucslloncd By JOHN SEEWER COLUMBUS Ohto (AP) - Sun "hat he had done to descne the techdays may no longer be an off da) for m~:.tl , J ohn ~u n ordered h11n to leil \C hunters the gym Estill s,ltd The Senate approved a hill Tucs Esllll and Ken H.trmon asstsl,mt day that would allrm Sunday huntmg pnnup.tl .tt Rtplcy Htgh SLhno l the state It also would let ,tround agreed the August.& m.tyor n: m.un~:d p1 opcrty owners h.l\c more ~ay tn L:.tlm and c..:ordt.tlthruughuutlhc lnll · whether hunter> wt ll he allowed on dent .tit hough H.thermehl rei used to thetr land ' follow John . . on "urtle1 Carl Ctahllce a rettree from H1' drmc.mor w ' ' ·'r rropn.llc , Portsmouth 'a td he goes hunllng JUst he JUst du!n t le.tvc H.trnwn s.ttd about every d.t) But thnse who arc Alt~r .1prcJb lrnm Jnhn :-.on to \\ ork mg don t h.1ve that lu xury sttll August,, co.ILh Andy Rtce .tnd uty poltcc olltceT Joe Ktsk.tdcn lad ed to he satd II you work stx d.tys a week hutlgc H.tbcnnc hl . the relercc Sunday·, the onl y day )OU ca n get orUcrcd tllllC kcl'pcr" ld r• 11 HlC out Crahtree sa1d nunut~.; on the g.1111e c- h1Lk E:-.tdl s.ud House l:.awmakcr... mc.mwtule ll the m.tyot dtd not lc.tvc the gym \\-1th1n th.tt tunc th ~.: g.m1c \\11uld he lorlclled to Rtpk) Alter H.thcrmchl .tg.un lculcd to 1...:,1\~,.: th~: gy m John...on .md ldlow By DOUG TUCKER rclcrec Cl.tyton Broo~s wal~ed oft KANSAS CITY Mo (AP) the floor cndm g the g.unc ((ontlllU1.:'J from P.1g1..: ) ) When she heard Dan QUisenberry The IlK tdent unfolded so qutctly had a hratn tumor all the gncf and Sh.tll\'cn Holl o" .ty h.tJ I X pot nh l11rlhl Plrll~...·,( K X 2 -l ) ~... hn ll.nb l th.1t lll\)~t ol lhJ.: l.tns were not .~"~arc heartache she ' hccn llghung lor ·w '2. 7 tltu UConn \\lilt on .1 J') 0 of what w:is h.tppen tn g Esttll .tnd mmc than I0 yc.1r.., l.lllll: rushmg Harmo n sa td lUll ,uound h.tllt1mc haL:k to N.lnt.:y How!<lcr Hahermchf l11l1 not n:lurn lllC'i· Clrmson lln I \Ll"' ''Lv,Jsl.llcd the Widow nl .. ages lc lt on an .1nswcnn g mad11nc Dtck Howser satd It uas ,t tl,l\h No. 17 Vlortda St. 65 ( 1r\,; l! 13u L ~ncr h.1d- 20 [1(Hnl-. .md .11 h1s home PhonL' l~t ll ' to John-.on s hac..:k to 1~1~ tunc when DI L ~ .., tumm l errd l Mllntvr~..: .tdJeJ I' 111 1g 11\W home \\ere not .ms we red wa!<l d1:tgr.n-.cd I ~.:ou ldn t helle\C 11 \VhcthL·r H.th~.: r mchl J~.:,cnu..l to IlL Jnltllll.t tct.! 110111 till' flOint ~u.ud was h.tppcntng all o\er a~ a tn It he rcmov!.!J hom the gym 1" dch.u pt"tll\111 \\ Itil MLIIll) I c (l ll th~..: Ill 1\11 hruught me to my knee... 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The Place For Work and Western " '"' thetr lnunh str,llght No11h Ctr ol1n.1 Ch.~r f ntiL .11-.u ~ot IY ro1nh .mJ Jl rchounJ.., from DcM.Irt.: o . l ohn-.on .wd II pomh .mtl . . cv~.;n a... ~~~ ~ ~ !rom Sc.tn Colson The , ""'"gGolden E.tglcs I I0 ~ ().1) lhst thl'lr th1rd ..,,r,u~ht :-.hooung ~2 perc ent" till 20 turn ovc1s A.tron Hutchtns led Vlo~~qucltc wllh 12 290 North Second 992·3684 Middleport H.them~ehl Alon g wit h the $4 4 btl !ton four- before the 21101 season It tl doesn t ) C:lr ~..:on trac t s1gncd hy Fox on Mon an cs\:a latur dau ~c k11.ks 111 mak1ng day the NFL wtll t.tke 111 at least $2 2 btllton annually The prcvtous deal '" IHch cxpncs next month pa1d the league $1 I htllton a year for lour the total value of th~ contr.KI $18 btl !ton TNT a dtvtston of Ttmc Warner Inc s Turner Broadcastmg System has been shnw mg NFL games on Sunday ntghts tor the I trst half oft he season st nee 1990 In looktng at the NFL numbers, we wcrcn t prepared Ln change our cconomtc mod . ! lorTN1 orouraftilJatcs Turnc1 Jroad~..:astmg sa1d m a statement TNT halkcrl 11hen 11 was asked to pa) $295 mtllton to retam Its h.tlf of the Sunda) mght p.1clcage a 1V t~dustry sourLe satd on th e condttl on he be tdenttftcd 1 NT had patd $124 mtllt on .t yc.tr '"the prevtous deaL ilus ts the second ht~ hl ow thts month to NBC \~hiLl; I' lo,mg Scmldd at the end tlf the \Cason and cou ld Iose ER But NBC should not expcncncc the dtsastrous lrre l.tll CBS h.td alter lostng the NFL 111 IIJ'-1~ NBC sttll has ,1 st11mg ' r on . . lmcur mt.:ludm!! the NBI\ OlymptLs h,l\eh.tll goli and )GH~ The W,tlt Dtsncy Co whtch """' ABC .md ESPN will pay 1. 1 15 hil lt on .t ye.u tor Mond,ty Ntghl Fonth.ill Jnd g.unc" on Sund.l) n1ght I ~7 pet ce nt mote th.tn ABC ESPN and 1 NT p.ud lot the s.lmc g.tmcs under tht.: last l,:O nl~<.u..: t ABC and the league .trc expected to mo\e the sta1 tmg t1mc lor Mon· d." Ntgh t Font hall to X p m East· un lllnC from 11:-. u:-.uall) rIll :-.lol ABC gets the nghts to thtcc Super Bow b Fox also wtll show three Supet B'"' band CBS '"" ABC ,il ,o must dcctdc whether to keep lis Jongl11l_lC annou ncmg te~1m of AI MtLil.tcb r'htnk Gttford .md Dan Dtcrdorl Fox analys t John M.tddcn v.ho I\ a ft cc .Jgcnt h.l . . sa1d he would con"dct holtmg Fox tor whatc\cr network got Mond.1y Ntght Foot h.tll rhe NI-L c.111 reopen the contr,tcts "?' tCilni S NBC ts proh.thly the >tr11ngrst net wot k .tnd LOU ld pt oh,1bl v survt"" the loss olthc NFL heucr tlun .tny of u~ ~..:om pc tllul :-. ~.ud Nc.tl Pil son the former prcstdc nt ill CBS Spotts who 1uns :1 LOn~ult1ng tum CBS return l<lthc NFL c.tps ott a four·y~~ th.tl heg.tn whcnttlost the ~C io Fm "' 100~ rhe ftn .tl plans hcg.m to he put into place tn Decemhcr 1\1% sh<utly alter Mt.:M:tnu"' took ovu the ~ rort :-. dn 1 :-.wn Wlu lc CBS w.ts tntcrcstcd tn all three p.tckagcs the AfC " •" the mo...,t appeal mg Oct.: tusc 11 w.ts under \al ucd tn the las t de.tl More •mpor tantly, CBS owns sc1cn s t .ttton~ tn AFC m.trkch compared wtth three tor NBC We knov. hctter than anyone what 11 " hkc to h.11e the NFL .md whal 11 ts hkc not to h,tvc the NFL .md tits a whole lnl better lo have II, . sa td Mel Karrnaztn chtef cxccull\e officer of the CBS Statton Group CBS also was helped by the ltmmg of the negollatum!'> wh1ch put tl;r AFC package up ftrst Wc' 1c really lucked out with the weather The New England States and Canada as well as the Northwestern part of the natton have unJcrg one reall y seve re wmter storms whtch resulted tn masstve power outages and there s hca1 y Ooodtng tn p.tns of the South Here '" Mctgs County we have dnftcd along wuh on ly some ram You can color us lucky Arthur Clark and daughter K1m, were m Metgs County over the past week for a few days vtstttng rclauves and fnends The vtsll gave Ktm a good chance to exam me her roots here tn the county Arthur, a rettred adm1ral of the U S Navy IS the son of the late Mr and Mrs Ccdnc Clark Of course. dunng the vtstl Arthur took Ktm to the Metgs County Courthouse so that she could sec the courtroom over whtch Ccdne Clark prestdcd as Metgs Common Pleas Court Judge for a numher of )Cars And VISitS to the local cemetencs were also tn order dunng the vtslt as well as a stop by the Clark home on South Thtrd now the rcstdcnce of the Reed Famtly By tl1c way Arthur and Ktm were "tth Fnu Klctn formerly of Mtddleporl and the son of the late Mr and Mrs Pete Klem at hts home m Washm~ton D C for a holtday Vts ll A;tlwt :Ond Fnil arc hrothcr:-.· ln · l.lw smc..:c Fnt1 .tbo a rcurcd n.t\ .Jln lll .. cr was m.trncd to the late former C.trl.t Clark The tv. n Klcm :-.on.., R1chard ,md Peh.:r and the1r t.umhcs ~A•'IC .&h.o on h,md for the fam tly rcunu n held tn Washtngton Anhur and h1 ~ daughter arc hoth reSidents 111 the Sta te ol Ytr QlniJ currcnth Kun .Jtknd' i.l un1· ' ' \Crstty there By the w.ty Anhur Ohio ~enate OKs bill to allow Sunday hunting pa:-;:-iCd a hdl tlhll ~q1uh.J gi\C Lo llcgc student:-. who \C rve .1:-. :-.~hoo ltrustce s \OIIng n ghh and 1grce d wit h Sen.1tr dl.tn!.!c:.. mai.Jc to .1 hill thi.lt \\-OUk '"e tl;,tu lthc ttoublcd M.thonmg Val lc\ S.m1tar~ Dl,lllll ' ho.1rd I he Sund.t ~ hu ntin g propos,tl \~OuiJ ,gnc I.IIIJO\\J'l('h n(IOO oiLIC ' 11r mote the optwn of 1Cg1stenng Wit h the' s\,tlc 1nd .tllm\lng Sund.ty hunt 1 11~ Hunt1n_g would he lcg.tl on .111 puhltc l.tnd It gt\C~ C.ll h propen) tmncr the ah-.olute 11ght to m~akc th.tt dcu-.;wn ...ud Sen Doug Wh1te R Man~.:hc ... tcr fhc ~und.1~ hun11n~ htll 'sponsor Sen Rohcn G.trdncr R-Madl\on .tdded tha)landowncrs W)th less than 100 acre' uJUid allow Sunday hunt 1ng 1f they JOHl Wllh nCI!! hhor'o lO lonna 100 ~Kr~: huntm ~ ~•re.1 (,,mJner who ~tdllliiiCd he kno\\ s a lot more ahuUt golling th.m hunun~ . smd allo\\1ng the pror~.:rty owner . . tu make dcu:-.1ons atmuttheJr lmn land wa> .t key to the hill But man) l.nmcl:-i Lnngc .11 the a.lca ol hunter .. tr.ur .. mg through thctr fields on Sund.t)' Let U> !~.tiC a hulc peace on Sunday satd Sen DtL k Sch.tlr.tth RLoudonvtllc He added th,n kecnm2 unwanted hunters oi l pm atc property wtll be nearl y tmpn>sthlc Some antmals can he hunted on Sundays now In IYXX l.twmakers voted to allo" Sund.ty hunttng ror Vtatcrfowl. loxc:-. lOVo tc... and groundhogs The htll , whtch 1assed 12-1. still needs approval m u·,e Hou se Legtslatlon let •1tg student trust ees hClo mc voung r'"l,·mhers ol state unl\crsl ty hoard' now goes to the Senate .tltct betng approved Xl 10 tn the House Rep Amy S.1lcrno s,ud the htll would g1H stude nts a vn 1ce on thc1r ~: ampu... Currently the governor aproml\ two stm.lcnt'i to serve on each of Oh10 .., 11 lour year un1ver stty hoards But the students can't \Ole and can he excluded from exec uti\ e ... c.. :.. mn ... Go\ George Vnmm ll:h I'\ cxpcc t~..:0 to "~J gn the h1llthat put:.. more over· ' l ~ ht on thl' M~1hnn10~ Valley S.tm t tr\ D1:-.t1Kt To ha\e 'om~one ~1:-.c lmmth .u tr.un go throu !!h th1.., 1" unhdl~.:\ .1hl~.: l icit like It wa ....111 h.tppc111ng .tgJm N~m~..:v Hov. ..,cr told 1 he A..-.olrltl'd Prl:-.:-. 1m ru~. . . do~\ Qlll-.cnhetr~ ...t...t \dt11 kd th~.: Allll'lll.lll l ~.:.l~U~ Ill .... 1\L'' II\L IIIIIL'' Jnd h.td ~44 m .t 1:! )L.n m .IJOI h:.&gue l.lleCI \~.h llJl~l.III:J 1111 l.t... t Thursd.i} a lter rcpo nm ~ ltL·.td.tdlc.., and hlu11u..l \l ..,ltl n O!IILI,II' 11 Rc,~..:.trdl M~...d1~.11 C~.:nter ,,11d Mon da' th.tl h1 -. tumor ~.1 . . ~ ru.k IV the mo.., t 'cnuu... rl1q J~...·d IIlLO to The Conununlly Calendar ts puhhshcd as a Irce serv1~:c to non·proln groups Wl'ihmg to nnnounc..:..: mcctml! and spectal C\Cnts lite cakndat " not designed to promote sa le ~ or fund ratscrs of any type Items arc pnnted as space permtts and cannot be £Uara ntc~:d tn run a speuli~: number of days CarharH Clearanee 20o/o off Most Seasonal Items Polar King 20% off Coveralls, Bibs, Jackets, Ec&., -. rclui.Jt~ on the \Un 1\,JI r.nc Hm., ... a ~Aho h\~.::o. 11n .1 , mall l1n11 111 rur.1l K.tn .... l, Cuy and . . 1111 .1ttcnd' a lew Roy.th game-. ncr) ..,ummcr .a-.keJ h.:am ofl 1t.: 1ah 1 ue-.Jav to gi\C J.tnlc Qu1 ... cnhcrry her unlt stcd phone numhcr N~m:y WEDNESDAY REEDSVILLE - Eastern Local Board of Education mectmg Wednc,day tn the Eastern Htgh Scht>ul lthrary u11h a work se>Ston at 6 p m .md an orgaml.atiOnal mccttng at 6 ~0 p m Regular mcctmg wtll folio" ~~!iii!iiii!! Holzer Meigs Clinic Ophthalmology THURSDAY ALFRED - Or <tgc Townshtp Trmtccs 7 '0 p m 1 '.ursday home of clerk Oste Foil rod ' POMEROY Holzer Meigs Clinic Dan's Center of Excellence for Surgical Eye Care I served 35 years tn the navy hcforc h1s rct1rcmcnt And Charles W Berry has moved back to Mctgs County Charles tn Iu s you nger years worked at the Pomeroy Pastry Shop and then entered the armed forces He staved tn the scrvtcc for some 24 years bctore dc,clopmg some sennus health prohlcms whtch forced htm to leave the armed forces Charles had heen rcstdmg tn Anzona hut has now moved to Mtddlcport to he ncar hts stster, Opal, who also lt ves tn that commumty The South Bethel Church wtll he the locatton for a benefit spaghetti dmner to be held from 12 30 to 2 30 p ,•, thts Sunday, Jan 18 The dmncr wtll he a fund raiSer for Roy and Jane Estep who recenttv lost thetr home and personal posscsstons tn a ftrc The meal wtll mclude spaghcm . tossed salad garhe break. dessen and dnnk anq there ts no charge for the meal but donalions wtll he accepted to dtrectly henctltthc Estep Famtly The South Bethel Church IS located on Stiver R1~2e acro>S from the Eastern Htgh Sch'Oot Fncnds arc planntng a card show cr for Mama Kell er v.hu wtll mark her 90th htrthday on Jan 20 Card' wtll re ach her at 34842 Townshtp Road ~82 Pomcro) Congratula uon:. Maru.t Reports have 11 th.lt Jen) S\,;m fcld w,t, ol lcred live mtllton hucks tor eac h eptsode tf he would co ntm uc hi~ tele\ l'o iOO rrogram No\\ let me o,;ce how much 1"' that per mtnute ' Do keep sm tltng Community Catendar Doctors remove Quisenberry's brain tumor Top 25 hoops... Page 7 Wednesday, January 14, 1998 only for gas, before they were ptcked up by the pol)ce and taken tn a hospital for observation They even crossed a toll bndgc wllhout asktng for dtrect10ns, sti ll bcltc vtn!,l they were on a five-mtnule tn p to the doctor It was 'o bt zarre 11 made the network TV news How was II posstblc lor these people to renew thetr ltcenses vem alter year v.tth no more than an C)e exam? I know of elderly dnvers who have glaucoma, catar.tcts and the onset of Alzheuncr '· and they ate sltll stlltng hehtnd the v.heel of a car wllh valtd hccnses braggtng about the fact that the y have never had an acctdent Only the good Lord knous how man y acudcnts they have caused I have seen a feu of these elderly folks slam on the hrakes hcca4sc they thought a Lar almost a hlock awa was tn lrnnt of them I ha1c also seen them turn tnto dnvcw hcca u>e they thought the) "ere '-lrl ~ t corners Ju st tnda\ I \~ 11 nc"ed a uh ttc11.11rcd """'·"' dn vtn g 30 mph tn the passtr ~ lane of a 6~ mph Intersta te It's l11gh tulle eve r1 stJtc 111 the umon passed lcgl\l,l\tlln that reqUired a complete road test hclmc a rencual was gtanted hegtnnmg .11 age 70 and an C)e e<.tm hy c\Jl optomctn st ,tt the DMV so the loc tl fncndly phy '" ''"' '""'"" gl\e them a wtnk and a free P·"' Nc" 'l' Rochelle NY \ Dear New Ro<hclle -fi,eltcvc vnur 1uggesltons arc gnnd ones and cuuld save ll\cs hut the y don 1 stand ,, chance of the f'""erhtal ' nowhall tn hell n1c sc nturs m our"'"""' h.tvc .t 'trnng lnhh y and ~m .1111.11 rn~ .nnount o\ . cl tJ ut !he) c.tont w.ml these rcstrtctlnns .md u uuld r,ght ,tny ktnd of lcg~>l.tllon that mtght dcpn1e them of then t~ g lll to dmc Drll'lng mc.tns freedom .tnd n1de pcndencc and the) .trc not gm ng to g11e 11 up Send questions '" Ann L.llldc" Crc .tt ors SyndtL.tte '777 W Cc ntut 1 Bhd Sutle 71 )() Los Angcb C.! III , 9004 New officers elected for auditors' association NFL signs contracts worth $17.6 billion with three networks By JOSH DUBOW NEW YORK !API - When the NFL 1 V talk> ended ABC "a' UOWIIH! Phil Sumn s 't\ as poll shmg up h1' r~·~;ume .tnd th~ gu;mh. at Black Roc ~ 11cre spottmg NFL on CBS hah rhc l c~gu~ put the hn.tl tn · ~ h cs Tucsd.t\ on a tiC\\ $17 6 ht, Iton c1ght ;~:.1r dt.:al thdt :-.cnt Nn Ll)lll m1ss1oncr Paul T~gllahuc to thf' hank NBC .md rurncr Broadcastlne to the hench tnd CBS h.tck tnto the game . Son's wild and mean behavior:~ turns home into battleground Redmen drop 78-64 decision to sub.-500 Shawnee State LomhnH.:d with .m cq u.lih: The Daily Sentinel Chtld Conscnallon League Rock Spnngs Unttcd Mcthodtst Church 7 p m >pcakcr Sherry Shamhltn. on famou:-. rcllg1ou~ women FRIDAY GALLIPOLIS - The Galltpolts Area Parkmson s Support Group. 2 p m tn the Grace Untied Mcthodtsl Church Butldtng 600 Second A\ cnue Da' 1d Purd) rcgwnal dtrcctor «f the Ohto Park tnson htund.tlton wtll speak on Undcrstamlm1! Parkm ...on . , D1~C'a:..c And Its Tre;Lmcnt Mccttngs arc free and open to .myone mtcre,tcd Con tall person ts H.trl.wd Wood 740· 446 OR08 SUNDAY POMEROY - Hymn 'tng Sun day 7 p m South Bethel Nev. Testa ment Church on Sthcr Rtdgc Fca turcd group Remnant Mtddlcporl Schools failing on tough standards 88 East Memorial Dr. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-0060 Monday-Friday 8:30AM - 5:00PM Holzer Clinic Here for Your Health. Here for Your LifeUmel pomh II USA TODAY WASHINGTON - The htghly touted nauonal movement lo r::tl:-.c acadcmtc ,t,mdards may he at a '"dank!aou~ moment 1n umc bcc3u~e diSm.tl test !<~Core!'> suggest sL:hoo l courses arc not tough enough. satd the head of the research group Publtc Agenda States and educators arc · talkmg the talk. · hut there ' ltttlc cv tdcnce students arc prepared for college or the work force . satd Deborah Wadsworth Publte Agenda s cxccuLtvc d~rcctor. who Thursday releases the study Reahty Check. Pubhc Agenda conducted five telephone surveys of almost 3,000 teachers. parents. students, employ ers and co llege professors and found - 88 percent of kmderganen thrfJUgh 12th grade teachers report fnnn~l tfu:.ruCt"lf'lfll.: ~ "'ouf unn,..nuo nn a~.:adem11... pcrformanLc 1n thcu schools ntnc tn I0 students sa) thctr schools rlat:c. a he a\) cmphasl~ on actdem~t.::-. .tnd 26 pnu:nt ol par cnh :-t.l) too In tie .lltL'ntwn ~:-. pa1d to th~:-t l'i!o>UC at the mee ting' tltt.:y ancnd - 68 percent of employers say the 2raduatcs the v <ce arc not ready to s~Lcccd tn the workplace. and 52 percent of LOIIegc profe ssors say students lack the s~ tll s nece ssary to succeed tn college - 63 percent of employers and 76 percent of profcs.ors of college freshmen and sophomores \!!!ink a ht!lh school dtploma ts no gua~ntee a student has learned the bastes . but on ly 26 percent of ktndcrgarten through 12th-grade teachers and 32 percent of parents and of htgh school students have stmt lar con cems New offi cers were elected at a rcceht mecung of the Southeast DIS trtLI of the County Audtlors Assou atlon of Ohtn Elected wctc Davtd L Lovett Athens audttor. prcstdcnl Barbara CurtiS< Fatrftcld County vtcc pre" dent and Nancy Parker Campbell Metgs County sccrctary-=trcasurer The new board assumes lc.tdcr shtp of the Southeast DtStnct at a ume of mcrcased acttvtty and vtstbthty smcc offic tal s wtll be worktng clo sely wtth CAAO Columhus offtcc to monuor lcgtslattvc propos· ab whtch tmpact local taxpayers Some of the tntttattvcs tn recent years were to tmpose contmumg educ.tlton reqUirements on thl:msch~s. tmprovc hallot language when a taxtng authonty puts tn levy request on the hallot and expand real estate tax rchcf fot diSaster vtcltms m Ohto The CAAO mclude s all 88 Oh10 County auduors Now tn tts 131 st year, the organtzauon was establtshed to promote and protect the mtercsts of the taxpayers of Oh10 and to tmprovc the admmtstrauon of county government NEW OFFICERS of the Southeast District of County Audttors' Assoctat1on of Ohto are from the left, Nancy Parker Campbell, Meags County, secretary/treasurer; Davad Loven, Athens County, prestdent, and Barbara Curtiss, Fairfield County, vice prestdent. ' Small changes can make for big weight losses By HOLLIE WEAVER BEASON Monroe (La.) News-Star The day after Chnstmas, everyone was complatnmg about the The scales co uldn t be scales nght I heard someone say tn dcspatr Someone else satd. Can you beltcvc I gamed two pounds smcc )Csterday?' I couldn Lhelp but snulc when I heard the comment s ahout we1ght ga tn dunng the holtdays The next ~.:om mcnt I heard hov..cver "''' My NC\\ Year ~ Rcsolutwn 1:-. to lose 10 pound' Every yc.tr I he,tr the ... amc people say I m £omg ILt lose wc1ght th1 s year Yes these people do lose the wcrght hut dunng the hni!J.&) :-.c,l· ,on the) g<un thc1r "c1ght hnd. b vour New Yt.:,lr ' rcsnlutmn to lo ...c ~ctght the same one you made l.tst yc~1r' What 1:-. the scc..:rct to lo ... mg wctght and kccptng tl oil' The secret IS tn ltve dtlfercntly than )OU arc now The Amcncan Heart As'o uatlon says that tn order to ln'ie wctght you must &it less and bet tcr Increase your phystcal act tvt ty Change your ltfcstylc and env tron mcnt To lose weight you must U'\C ur more ralnncs 10 actiVItY than )OU take tn Lostng wetglu IS not easy It requtrcs com)lltlment and hard work from you Maktng a resoluuon to lose • wetghl mtght he easy hut worktng at losmg wctght can he hard People who wm at l o~i'ng wc1ght m:.~l-.c small changes m the1r catmg h.1b11.., Losmg wctght doesn t mean )OU only cat 'dtet foods It mean ' lcarntng how to cat all foods m smaller quanttttes You shou ld he catmg food for noun~hmcnl Many tnncs (JI.!Oplc cat for cmo llonaJ reason~ 11 1:-. llllpoll .mt lor you to 1dcntlfv why you arc catmg In lo:-.1ng wctght you ,~hou ld , t,ul wuh the Food GUide Pyr~1m1d Be!!m h\ catrnt'. mor~ complex prm tJc calones wtlhout nutncnl s It IS trnportant to tc.1111e th.tt food s take d1ffercnt .unounh nllllllC to he d1 ge-.;tcd nu -. m ' ' he thl' rea "'on you feel hungn \\hen lm 1ng wrteht Carhohydr.Jtcs whtLh )"" m.ty lind tn hr~ad ' hull s \C~LI.thlc' .tnd . . wcch \JJV v.llh dl~l ,t l on tun c Su!!ar"' tak~ 15 to 1() mmutc~ 10 ah;orh Fruit\ .mel H'g~.:t.&hlc-. dl gl''t m 30 mmutc -. to tlu t.:t.: huut -. d1~D tum will depend Pll hnv. ITlu t.: h llhu til e lrull or H.:gc r1hk Lont.un ' HH!her l1hl.:f 1ru1h .tlld \l'~Lt. Jhk -. ~.:arhohydratcs (lr~lls 'cgct.1hl ~gcr to dr~DI !!ra ms and stu~: llcs) Protein nt.:h h111J . . li~ L lllL 11 . . You should h.t vc .u k~l\t lour L.l.u rv protl ud-. md dncd h~ uh l .l~L . . o.;cn1ng.., of \Cg~.:tahlc~ per da y three -.cnmg:-. of lrult per day ~md three servtngs nl hrend.; c..:ere.tl... or st.trchy 1egct.thlcs per day E.ll ltsh poultry and lean mc,l\ Cook the'c \\llhout :.tddmg l.tt hy hrotltng hntltng or b,tktng them Tnm '1"1hlc fat and rcmo \C :-.km Levi's !rom poultryYour goal ... hould he no more Boys 0-14 th .m \ IX oum~ c:-. cooked h.:.m m~.:.ll Girls 2-16 poultry or ftsh per day Datr) prod ucts arc extremely llnrort;tnl 111 Students 27-30 wetght loS\ Eat low-fal or sk11n milk d.11ry products Your goa l should he at le ast two c ups per dav Try to a\oltl ~ ugars .md S\\ Ct.: t:-. ThiS ts not onl ) helpful tn wctght loss but abo tn a hc.1lth) e\ er)d.l) ltfestylc Sugars and sv.ect< only 290 North Second Before you make a move ... Check out our 1998 TAX SUPPLEMENT I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 I Reserve your advertising space today! ' Ad deadline is January 20 CALL DAVE OR DON PHONE 992-2155 h1ur hoUr\tll di~C\t r .11.., 1.11-. l' the lnn!:!L"I to dt gnl - II I l I ll 'l \ Ul hour.., Ho\\C\t.:l l.lh rrmH.k \1\l u; ,1\ lll.lnV l dl11r1e-. 1\ l.llhlliJ\LiJ.ItL' .J IId pruiLin ' It ' no t L t. . \ IP l~t'L \\eight But II 'rn'>\thlc St.utthl' Nl\\ "l l 11 lt .!lll b\ '' "' Ill!.! do\\ll \!lUI ~ll Ji, l\1 Ill 11111 1111 Ill .1Lil\l: IJ11.:,\\I I.' 1nd 1 h~... llilt!ul J1d thrnu •lwut tilL h 11 \WO IO H (\lltL \\ 1.: l \L I 1~1.. l'.! 11 I '- l i L~ ... ILILd d11. t1t1.111 Ill \h 111111L J 1 ~KIId \PUt LJU1.:'ln lll"ll1 ll11,. ~ . . \\, "ilu PO IJII \ j'\1) ~ ~b 1\l lh.. l 1 1 Dan's Le...,i Sale Jan. 15th· 18th l ~ lf) �·. ,. Wednesday, January Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel · Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, January ing Oat taxes th atl~rgely bcncfil busi· · ncss'es and the wealthy. and an emergin g mtnonty of GOP hopefuls promising relief to the midd le class. Ashcroft. a Republican senator litlie -known outside his hom"'e state of Missouri. · sought credibi lit y and head lines Monday by proposing a Sl trillion tax-cutting package to lessen the load on middle -class Americans. "Wh1l e Wal l Street soars. Matri Street s1rugglcs." he declared . It was a cla:.;s·against-c lass argument normall y rese rved for liberal Democ ratic cainpaigns. a case that strategists say may play ~specia ll y wel l if the economy dips before 2000. Ashcroft believes his plan appeal s to grassroots conservatives, many of whom arc middle class. The Oat-tax wing of the GOP party. particularly ·potemial presi dential candidates who want one tax rate with a few exempti ons. scoffed at the Ashcroft plan. "ll1is is no lime for tim td ity... sa id Forhe>. wh<»c fail ed 1996 pres idential cam paign rnad~ the nat tax a hot GOP iss ue . "We've ·got 10 go for mJJOr tax cuts and major simplifica- GOP vice presidential can did~tc Jack state and local government should Kemp. another economic conserva- gradually be reduced from 38 percent tive. of the average Americans' earnings lo Ashcroft is not the on ly Republi - 25 percent can ,ouning the middle class: Lamar Ever si nce Ronald Reagan 's 1980 Alexander. another unsuccessf ul can- election, tax cut plans have been a didate in the 1996 campaign. wants matter of survival for Republicans in two low rates for federa l income tax- lhe nomination process. Democrats es With deductions for home mort- generally don't need them until gengages and charitable contri butions .. eral elections. strateg ists say. " Sing le-rate 1axes which wou ld " By lhe time Iowa rolls around," rai se taxes on anybody earn ing and the first caucus votes arc cas! in $25.000 to $80.000 and lower my ·2800, "they all have to have reasontaxes and Mr. Forbes· taxes ... is not ably well-articulated lax proposals, " fair tax policy." Alexander said. said William Kristot. editor of the House Speaker Newt Gingrich. R- . conservati ve Weekly Standard magGa., says the tax burden for federal. azmc. tion ... Ashcroft's plan " takes the worst features of lite <;urrent ' code and leaves them in place:· said 1996 Indeed. a USA Today -CNNGallup Poll conducted thi s week found that 43 percent of Americans wanted any federa l budget -surplus ·spent on health . education and Soc ial :Security. Half '" many respondents _said they preferred tax cuts. Yet with their gazes cast deeper into the poli tical landscape. presi- dential ca ndid ates arc proposing _bolder. more expensive tax reduc.tions. The pattern is di vidin g Rcpub·licans into two camps: Those favor- ;County :Court cases ·settled The following cases were resolved . ~ rece ntl y in the Meigs County Court of Judge Patri ck H. O'Brien. _ Fined were: Paul Pullins, Middle·port, driving under lhc influence, '$850 plus com. 30 days jail sus- pended to 10 days, one year opera·'tor's license suspension. 90-day vchi.•~ lc immobi lization, two years probation: driving under suspension, $ 150 ._pl us costs. 30 day s jail suspe nded to ·10 days conc urrent, two years pro.bation: wrong way on one-way street, ·costs onl y: Timolhy R. Cramer. Middleport, assault . $ 100 plus costs, 10 ·days jai l suspended to two days ,served, one year probation. restrain· in g order issued; Pau la Gastor. Mid-·. dleport , assault ; $ 100 plu s costs. 10 :days jail suspended to two days ·served, one year probation. rcstrain.:ing order i" ued: Terry L kcnhower. North Lawrence. DUI. $850 plus LOs\S. 30 days jail suspended to 10 tlay!'l. om: year OL TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE GravelLimestone NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids will be received by the Gallla, Jack1on, Melgl, Vinton · Solid Waato Man1gamont -. District, located at 722 Eoot 1Oth Slreot, Suite 1, : Wtllllon, Ohio 45892 unlll 1:00 P.M., Ellttrn Tlma, : Wadneeday, Februtry 2, . 19981or tho following Item: Quantity; I : Equipment· E.tevated Sorting . Deck and · Conveyoro · All btda will be publicly and read · opened : Immediately thereafter lor . the furnishing of materlll . and performing the labor lor . a "Recycling Center", lor · the Gallla, Jackaon, Meigs, · VInton Solid Walle Management Dlslrlct, to be · located on New Hampehlre : Avenue, Wellston, Ohio . 45692. , All Bids shall be made In . conformity with thf'Piana · and apecl11catlona obtained : from lhe office of the owner. Plana and 'apoclllcetlone · : may be obtained from the . owner at 722 Eaat 10th · Street, Suite 1, Wetlaton, : Ohio 45892; phone: (140) · 384·2184 Monday thru Frtday 8:00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. . Bids are to be IMI&cj and · addressed to the Attention · . of the Executive Director, : The Gallla, Jackson, Melg1, VInton Solid W111t · Management District, 722 : East 10th Streot, Suite 1, · Wellston, Ohio 45692. • Free Groceries • Cash Seraaable • Shopping Spree at Foodland Asst. Varieties Jumbo l'nr·lc (Except Oe<:afeinaled) Tyson Holly Farms Maxwell House Split Chicken Breast ' Blend Coffee 99 Lb. Leuer •Ohio Valley Bank ·"Superbank" Services •Greeting Cards •Floral Sales · •We accept credit cards · · Amounts Lb. $1.19 Umlt one with Additional purchase 34.5oz. Bath Tissue rcsponsihility action suspension. costs. IOdaysjail suspended to three days concurrent. two years probat ion. \·chicle immobilized until proof of valid OL and insuranc.c provtded: Jeremy D. King. Pomeroy. speed. $50 plus costs: Jon W Pierce. Racine, failure to yield. $20 plus costs: Tina Slater. Raci ne. intoxicated pedestrian on highway. $20 plus costs: Jenctta L Davis , Mason. W.Va .. dnving under FRA suspension. $300 plus costs. 90 days jail suspended to 20 days. two years probation, left of center. plus costs: Kimberly A. Lnudermih . Pomeroy. DUI. $850 plus costs. 90-day OL suspension. I 0 days jai: suspended to three days. one year pronation. jail and $550 suspended upon mmplclton of residential treatmen t program: no OL. $ 150 plus costs. three days jail concurrent with DUI. $75 suspe nded it: val1d OL presented Within six months: left of cent er. costs only: Troy A. Todd. Pomeroy. · DUI. $850 plus costs. I0 days j'"' suspendcpto three days. 90day OL suspension. one year pronation . jail and $550 suspended upon completion of residential treatment program: no OL $150 plus costs. three days jail concurrent with DUI. $75 suspended if v:ilid OL presented withm ~ix mon1l1s: left ofl:Cnlcr. co~t:-. only ' · Tammy J. Zcdcker." Mtddleport. driving under FRA suspensi on. $300 plus co:.ts. si:(... months jai l sus(lCndcd to :lO days. two years probation. forfeiture of ' 'chicle: no taillight. costs onI} : Roger L Bush Jr.. Circleville. DUI. $1.000 plus com. six months j:ul suspended to 90 days. three year OL suspcnsion. two years probation: dnving under suspe nsion. $300 plus costs. six months jail suspended to 90 days cqncurrc nt With DUI. three year OL suspension concurrent with DUI: Shei la K. Eblin, Pomeroy, stop sign. $20 plus costs : Donna J. Gilmore. Pomeroy, failure to mainrain assured clear distance. $20 plus costs. s 88 first of the Season f'orida Food land Paper Towels Saltines Lb. Strawberries•.••. Big Roll Bolt House Baby Cut c Carrots•.••...•••.. 88 s Potatoes... •••... Genuine US #1 ldaho 10 Lb. ~ 200z. Pkg. Tampico Tropical or Citrus Punch Bob Evans Sausage Gravy... S139 Gallon 2/S Velvet Super Dip ._ . Asst. Flavors 2/83 . Bob Evans Home Fries... 200z. Pkg. 1lb. Box Ice Cream · ~Spagheffi1183 Prego _Sunbeam Big Bread ••• ggc week s 69 Orange Tropicana Seoson's Best Coca Cola Juicy Juice Products Banquet Fried 2/ s 18 research and r•·cvcnt inn fund in g · C\'Cn thou~h the three diseases kill ahout the s:unc number of Americans Chicken 20 Oz. Loaf Stouffer's Lean Cuisine Entrees 400/a Off Rag. Price Public Notlcll PUBLIC NOTICE Tho Tuppers Plalno Chutar Water Dlotrlct, PWSID 15300612, public water ayetem hao completed the 1997 monllorlng cycle for volatile organic cheml· colo (Vo<;a) as required by Chapter 374$-81 of the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC). Upon completion of each VOC monllorlng cycle, state regulations also require the owner or operator of 1 public water system lo notify Ito consumers of the availability ol the VOC analytical results lor the period luted . Persona wanting to review the VOC results should contact: As for the case, he added: "That 's srmeone else's politics, not thine . So I'•.e just got to focus on. what I'm i!ttcrestcd in ." · ' Cli nton rare ly speaks publ ic ly of the case and has been known tu snap at reporters who question him abou t it. With Mrs. Jones' settlement yea rly. "nli:-. country hasn't ~vcn puitllip se rvice to prnstatc e<llll..:cr." . . aid Ja y Hedlund of the National Pr"'tatc 'can~:cr Cnalition. " They arc going tu howe to Jo mm:h hcttcr. ~m d we arc goi ng to he very aggressive ... The Cli nton at.hn in istratilln rJans to seck :u.:ross-th c-hoarJ itH.:rcascs in mcdic1! researc h spcndin£ for !lJYY. hu t gave Tuesday's pro'itat ~: t::tnccr call a chill y reception . " We don't be li eve in pitting one disease against anot her:·· sa id Health and Human Scrvic·es spokesman Victor Zonana. Ahout I X4 .500 . American men will he diagnosed with prostate cancer this year. and almost 42.000 will die . the American Cancer Society ·estim.ltcs. Black Americans have the highes t risk: For every I00.000 black t.tcn. an es timated 234 wi ll get pmstate can- Big Bend, Buckeye, Gallipolis, Ohio Valley, Twin Rivers ODL SUPERMARKETS We Reserve the Right to limit quantities • Prices elfacHve Thru Satur"day Ja'1. 17; 1998. USDA Food Stamps & WIC Coupons acCepted. Not 111aponslblelor typognphlclil or pictorial errot11. I' WASHINGTON (AP)- A broad : coali tion of groups is banding toge_thcr in hopes of reversing lhc . steady increase in U.S. efforts over the ycars to tighten American sanctions against Cuba. . The form3l ion of Americans for Humanitarian Trade With Cuba was announced Tuesday with the goal of supporting legislation 10 chd restrictions on the sale of food and medico:i supplies to the island. The group consists of America ns from the business. political, exile, Attorney At 614-592-5025 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE (Lime Stone· Low Rates) •Room Additions · •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill WICKS 992· 6215 Pomeroy, Ohio demands reaching <~< high as $3 million. negoliation s for an out-Of-court resolution have stalemated. The evidence-gathering ponion of the case is to end hy Jan . 30. Since the lawsuit was filed infMay 1994. Clinton aides and attorneys have charged that Mrs. Jones' acc usations were fabrica ted and backed by the president\ polit ical cneniics. Clinton has denied Mrs. Jones' claim that he asked her to perform a sex act in an Arkansas hotel rooni in 1991 . . when he was gove rn or and she was a .state emp loyee. If Cl inwn's depositi on is taken Saturday as sc hed uled. it is be lieved that he wou ld he the firs t presiden t ever to te stil'y as a dc!C ndant in a civil o r criminal t"Ourl c ~1sc . He ca niHlt he compelled to testify on the case in court. but hi s videotaped dcposnion may .he entered into the record. Crinton has gtvc n taped testim ony IWiCC hcforc as·preSide nt. but only as a wn ncss in Whitewater-related trials. 2614. mask, white !eel , reward, 614-742-2525. 614-7,2. los!: Female Puppy Wh ite "'.J ~h Brown BobTail Between Georges Creek & Mill Creek Road, Re ward !! Call 614 -446-0223 AfUH S:OO ;Or 614-446-1615 Oaya. Losl: open heart pendant, go ld chain, reward, Pomeroy -Ganipolis area, Dec. t 8, 6 t 4·992-8925 , 614-992-2104. ext 207. lost : Portland area , brown , black & white male Beagle, please call Law 614·643-5445. Athens, Ohio lost: White SpitZ Dog In ViCinity Of Neighborhood. Kriner, And Paxton Ro ads. Wearing A R,'ed Cellar And A Blue Flea Co ll ar, Call 614-446-9878. · Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity ·ALL Yard Salts Must Bt Paid In Advance . QEAPI INE : 2:00p.m. tht day betorethe ad Is to run . Sunday tdltlon · 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday adlllon . 10:00 a.m. Saturday. Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt Pomeroy, Middleport & VICinity 614-992·3470 COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION AND MORE ---~.r-J Triple Seented Candles Crocks, Cakes & Refills •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Tues. 1 o.a, Wed.-Sat. 10.2 Come Smell the Sweet Seent ef Country Cendlu Rt. 124, Minersville, OH (7 40) 992-3980 1/121981 mo 'pd 985-4473 7/22/tln . CELLULAR PHONES R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING · 360° Communications DUMP TRUCK '-.. SERVICE Agricultural Ume, Umestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio illr2519</Hn . POMEROY, OH. Remodeling . M&J Clean l ate Model Cars Or Trucks, 1990 Mod els Or N~>wer, Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 E•ll· ern Averoe, Gallipolis. wrecked or salvaged vehlctes . 304-773-5033. PART. 614·992-3141 Cell Phone SUPERIOR AUTO BODY 304-675-5955 Guarantee Color Match C. All Types Insurance Claims L&L TIRE BARN Give Us A Call At 992-1359 Owner & Operator, John Davis Pine Grove Rd., ~aclne,OH HOWARD ANNOUNCEMENTS EXCAVATING CO. ---------I 'USED fiRE Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates B..LLETIN BOARD *7" ~oluliin · lnch weekdays '· ·•t• column lich,·suday ' Help Wanted NOW OPEN B. "HALF PRICE 110 · $$$CANCERS$$$ 2 Positions a11allable. Call after 6pm. . 591·1897 614-992· 5344 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Joe Wilson (614) 992·4277 STATE ROUTE 681 DARWIN, OH (Located behind Whaley's Used Cars) We understand the Investment In an automobile today and our qualified staff, ~II ASE certified, will restore your auto to lhe pre-accident condition. Our main objective is to give to the customer the highest quality of repair work possible with a guarantee. A. Free Computer Estimates Home- Buy~r\g 'J & 0 Auto .P.arts. We Buy Auto' s In Any Condition. 7 Driveways, ' Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime • ' OFFICE AT 992·2155 AVON ,I All Areas Spears, 304-675-1429. I Shirley Avon $8 -$18 /Hr. No Door ·To · Door, Ou•ck Cash, Fun & Relax Ing. t-800· 736.{]168. AVON - 18 ·$20 rHr. No Door To Door. OUick Cash! 'Bonuses' 1- 800·296·0139. Babysitter Needed For Weekend E'ventngs, 614-446-7548. Babysrtfer Needed To Babysit 1s Monlh Old Child Weekdays 11'1 Our Home Or Yours . Must Havq Expenence And Gooa Relerenc • es, 61 4·441 · 1053 Even,ngs. Computer Useres Needed_ Work Own Hrs. $20K -$50K ! Vr ., 1-800348-7186X1173. Computer Users Needed . Wor~ own hou rs. S20k to $50k l yr 1, 800·348-7111S K\508 Cosmetolog•st Needed , Terms S 100 Rtlward, information lead•ng P.M. to the conv 1CI10n anyone us1ng Cosmotologisl Needed, Gaur dumpslef behind Big Bend Res - anteed Wages , Patd Vacation, taurant. contact Rot Greene. 304 - Free CEU Hour, Full & Part Want882-2955. ed Other Benefits lnclud od, 614 Hol Local Numbers! 1-900 -2 85· 446·7267. 9077 Ext 4565 18 + Serv -U 619· Dnver ... Company Patd Dr•ver 1 645·8434 $2.99/Min. Tratnmg Prog. W tOppty. To .Earn Up To .27¢ I M1. lSI Yr. I Excel LOOKING BeneftiS & Good Homettme_ Exp. FOR . Omers & 0 10 WelcomCl . Harold ROMANCE? t ·900-269, t 145 ErL 9769 $2.99 lves Truckmg 800-842-0853 /Min. Must Be 18 Yrs. Drtvers -Flatbed $1,000 SIGN-ON BONUS! SDAP Ol>ERA UPDATES NOW itt , -900-263-5900 ex!. 7022. $2.99/ NEW Pay Package I Monthly Bo - 1 m1n. Must be 18yrs. Serv -U 619 - nus Program t Need COL -A & 6 Mos OTR ECKMt ller 800 -611 6<5·6434. 6636 Owner Operators Also We l- SPORTS TRIVIA SCORES/SPREADS & MORE !II 1-900-263-5900 &XI. 7021 . $2.99/ min. Mu.s1 be 18yrs. Se!v-U 619 645-8434. come. E xpeflfmced Ttmber Culler Need ed, 614-662·7318 Full· Time Hos1ess /Waitress. Ex Start datmg tomgh!l Have run . penenced Requ~red , App ly At . play Oh1o's dating game, 1-800- Holtday Inn, Galhpohs, No Phone . ROMANCE , eMtension 7484 . Calls Please. 30 Announcements MEET THE WORLD! lnternatiCin al Non-Profit Seeks Local Repre - 510 .00 Free Calling II To Activate sentative. Work Wtth Foraign Ex Your Card Call Toll -Free 1-B88 - change Students, Host Families High Schools, Tratntng Provided: Expenses Paid . Travel Oppo,rtUHerb•l He•lt h Serl ... Class I, niries_ Not A Paid Position. Call Jan. 24th, 10-,.pm. Stress rehef Cathy Brucker! At 800-87 1· 2526 · naTurally, lea rn with locai 'Herbat Or EF Foundat ton Fot roreign ' ist, 614-742-7243. SUJdy, HI00-44-SHARE. . 333-TEL3 SPI W8622416 • Giveaway Australian Terrier 614-446-2820. YOUR MESSAGE ' CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $7.00 PER DAY. · Wed-Sat. Negobabl{l, Full Or Part·l1me 614-' 005 P I ___ 4., ·0607. 614 ·1<5 -5592 Alter s ::-:-:-::---e_,rs-,-o_n_a_s 1 40 ' Antiques, top prices paid, Riverine . Antiques, Pomeroy, Ohio, Russ Moo re owner, 614-00 22526. Call 614-388-9062. Or 614-4A5- 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 REMOVAL .' Wanted to Buy · Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S:"Sil ver And Gold Coins, ProofMts, Diamonds, Antique Jewelry, G~ld Rings,. Pre- 1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Etc. Acquisitions Jawelry - U.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 614-446- ~2 Tie logs, 10-15 in diameter, 8'8" m length. $220 per thousand . straight trucks ontv. 614-949 3061 alter 6pm. - SNOW ~~ll 90 "Build Your Dream" 614·742-2138 ... f!;ick Pearson Auction Company, full time auctioneer, complete auction se rv ice. licensed 166,0hio & West Virginia, 30• · 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447. 992-6576. SAYRE TRUCKING l Auction and Flea Market 113 W. 2ND ST. Custom Homes ' ' . ·' 80 Antiques- no item too large or too small. Al so estates, appraisals, refinishing, custom orders. 61 <4 - 614-992-5479 Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Umestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre All Y~rd Salts Mut t Be Paid In Advance. Oeadllnt : 1;OOpm the day before U'lt ad Is to run , Sunday & Monday tdltlon1:OOpm Friday. JEFF WARNER INSURANCE ccr this year. compared witlt 135 of SALE" every 100.000 white men . Black m en arr two to th ree tt mcs more like .. Cash & Carry ly to die of the disease. The cancer Dealers Welcome! ri \ k inncasc s as men rtgc anJ is ran: under 50 - hut hlacks arc more likely to ge t prostate cancer at younger ages. (614) 992-3838 S~:icntists ~.:an' t exp lain the racial 12/18/11n disparity. ~ilthou gh theories ran~c from ge netics 10 health care at:ccss FREE and distrust of the mostl y white medical e<tahli<iun cnt. Pick up discarded appliances, ba«ertes, In ..;omc communi t tL'S. can..:cr is a many melals & st1grna and prostate ex am s arc con .- A,-Bay -W-11/o-T-,_---,G,---', motor blocks. siJcred unma,culinc. 'aid 100 Black "H-<*1-In{lo!ionMen President Thomas Donch . "You 11u1s iul!r Clnsrfi!d S«tJon 614·992--4025 8 am~ ca t!_ he macho and yo u Cii ll he dead. " he said. · · -But part olthc quandary is that so Get Your Message Across little is_known about prostmc cancer ,With _ADally Sentinel overall. said Dr. Charles McDonald of Brown University. presiJc.nt -c lec t of the cancer society. religious and humanitarian commu- interests . nitics. Sheehan joined a large gathering / "It is wrong for the United States ofrcfonn advocates m a news conto usc II million Cubans as ammuference at the U.S . Chamber of nition in an economic war against one Commerce . 1,man ." said Dr. Joan Brown CampWhile U.S. food sales arc barred belL execu tive secretary of 1hc outright. medicine s' and medical National Council of Churches. ' equipment may be sold to Cuba so Gen. John Sheehan. who retired in long as the lransaction receives prior September . as commander ohU .S. approval from the Commerce Departforces in 1hc Atlantic . said the Unit- ment - a condi tion designed to cd ·states should not be imposi ng ensure the beneficiaries arc ordinary such curbs against a country that does Cubans and not Cuban government not pose a milit~ry threat to U.S. agencies. Lost 3 112 month old Boxer, fawn Limestone, Factory Choke Only Public Notice Tuppers Plains · Cheater Water Dlslrlcl Robert R. Harris, Superlntendenl 39561 Bar 390 Road · Reedsville, OH 45772 Phone (740) 985-3315 (1)1411c 60 · Lost and Found 70 30 Announcements RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., I :00 PM ~- Two a month old RonwellertGer man Shepherd mix puppies, rqake good watch dogs, 614-742-1 010. HAULING Coalition lobbies for easing of Cuba embargo EASTMAN'S 6.13. 11.5 oz. Public Notice Tho Board ol Com· mlulonero ol Meigs County, Ohio, will view the ilte on the 9th day of February, 111i8, tl 11:00 t .m. Tho plont describing the locallon of the road propoetd to be dedicated may be viewed at the ofltce of · tho Board of Comntlulonero _ ol Melga County, Ohio, Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio. Thla viewing and hearing had previously been echedulod lor Jenuary 19, 1998, but has bean reocheduled due lo the Martin Luther King holiday on January 19. (1) 14, 21 2tc a spokeswoma n national attack on the d1scnsc. Copying acti vists who s ucc~ss­ fullv reused millions of dollars to light brc:tst cancer and AIDS. the cancer society joined with I00 Black Men of America Tucsda.y in callin g for an 1 immediate · jncrca~c in f~dcral prostate c_anccr rcscan.:h to help solve the problem. A top priority is cq uali t ing the muncy: The glwcrnrnc nt spent about · SXO mi ll ion on prostate cancer research last year. one- twelfth . of wltat is spenl on AIDS research and ahout one-sixth of hrcast cancer Asst. Flavors 12 Pack 12oz. cans and WASHINGTON (AP) - Black men get pwstmc canter- more oflcn than '' :1itc men and arc two to three time> more likely to die of 11. ligures the American Cancer Socic ly ca lled ··a d i~graccful tragedy " as it urged i.l . 1/2 Gallon Asst. 19-25 oz - William Safranek, (No Sunday Calls) :Black men press for more :funding for prostate cancer 1/2 Gallon Water Libby's PUBUC NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th ilay of February, 1998, at 1:00 p.m., In the office oftha Board of Commloslonore of Melgo County, a hearing will be held on the propoeed dedication of Phllllpl Road, Sc~plo Township, Meigs Co nty, Ohio. he proposed dedication lo described aetollows: Beginning at State Route 692 and dead-ending at Pagovllle Cemetery, . being .17 o1 a mile with a 30.foot rtght.Of.way. announced ·tha t Mrs. Jones would . cxcrl:i sl! hl.! r ri !:!h t to attend - the Clin toti cari1p l; l~wcd to c hang~ the venue to deny news camCrlls the ~.:han~.:c to photogruph Mrs. Jone s ~ll the White House. two ~o un.:cs co nfirm ed Tuesday. Given a cnurt-on..lcrcd han on any . United Valley Pure I 27-30 oz. Jar 4,«$5 Juice 614-992-7643 WASHINGTON (AP) - .Loath to djscussi.(/n of depos_ilions given in the , sec Pau la' Jones tread on White case, sources spoke 'Only on cond ition House grounds, Preside nt Clinton's of anonymity.' . ·legal team has moved his weekend Clinton. meanwhile. made rare deposition even as the president says comments on the case in an Oval •it is "probably" inevitable that he Office interview Tue sday . He was will stand trial on a sexua l harass- asked by U.S. News & World Report ment accusalion. whether it seemed inevitable. that the Clinton is expec ted to give a lawsuit would go to trial on May 27. sworn deposition in the civi l suit on when jury sclcc'tion is ~Cli O begin. Saturday at the downtown Washing"Probabl y." Cli nton replied with ton offi ces of hi s attorney. Robert what reporters described as a Bennett. a source close t ~ the case resigned smile and slow shake of hi s said Tuesday. The president's testi- head ... You know, I let my other peomony was originally expected to he ple talk for me on that because I just taken at the Whit o Hou se. try to put it over in a little box and go After the date was disclosed last -on and do my work." For Viva Free Estimates :Clinton says Paula Jones trial probably irlevitable Kleenex Cottonelle Kleenex COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Chapter 13 For Information Regarding I Bankruptcy contact: Room Additions • Roofing Roofs • Decks • Garages Public Notice Chapter 7 Garages • Replacement Windows Construction & Remodeling Public Notice If forwarded by mall, tho oeated envelope containing the bid must be encto1ed In another envelope addre111d n above. blddttl shall state on the outalde of the Bid envelope, "Bid lor Recycling Center Equipment." The Gallla, Jackson, Meigs, VInton Solid Waste Management Dletrlct raearv11 lhe right to reject any of all bids. No bidder may withdraw hie Bid for 1 period of 1lxty (80) day1 1fter tha date set lor the opening tlulreof. By Order of the Gallla, Jackson, Melg1, VInton Solid Walle Management District Board of Dlrectoro Lance Wilson, Executive Director January 14, 21,1998 BANKRUPTCY - Giveaway ::- w/ bla~k New Homes • Vinyl Siding New 740·742·3411 1 mopd ' 40 Rutland. BISSELL BUILDERS, JNC. Minor Repairs • ·c abinets • Siding 614-992-3220 Halltime Drawings for We Sell Money Orders We Wire Money Postage Stamps Film Developing Pre-paid Phone Cards Foodland Gift Certificates . Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments Lottery Tickets (except Buckeye) f(ew Sand-Dirt January 17 FOODLAND SUNSEt ROME CONS,.iUCTIOI S&L ~ u spc n !-! ion . two years prohation; driving under suspcnston. $ 150 plus costs. :mdays jail suspended to 10 days concurrent. two years pronation : failure to cont rol, costs onl y: : Steven Arrowood. Cheshire. diSorderly conduct. $50 plus cmts: Michael S. Little. Reynoldshurg. DU I aflcr underage consu mpti on. '$300 plus mst>, 10 days jail suspended to three days. jai l and $300 'uspended upon completion of residential treatment program. two years probation: driving under financial ••o Gephardt, the most likely Demo· cratic challengcrto Vice President AI Gore in 2000, says under his plan 75 percent of raxpayers would pay a 10 percent federal tax on a post cardsized return . Gcphardl 1 who would eliminate nearly all deductions. has sc hed uled a Jan. 20 speech in San Francisco to disc uss tax reform. Sen. Bob Kcrrcy, D-Neb., l1as hts own twist on making ends meet for Ameiicans: He wants the government to set up $ 1,000 investment accounts for all new babies. The detail\ don't really matter to ta.x reform advocates, not thi s early in the 2000 campaign cycle. -- ------- - --· 6 To B~!;~.~~ c~.~ ~,~,~~,!~"~"!~.: ~,!,~ Bus in e55 service 5 Prices Good Thru Saturday 'School programs. The Daily Sentinel • Page. 9 . .. Public Notice EASTMAN'S Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 14, 1998 Democrats," Republicans vie for spo,tlight -on tax cuts WASHINGTON (AP) - While Americans settle their tax-season accounts with the Internal Revenue Servtce, al!cntion-starved presidential ' hopefuls are promoting their promis.e, to lighten government's hold on 'pocketbooks. From Steve Forbes' Oat tax 10 John Ashcroft's $1 tri llion plan and Dick Gc(?hardt's dreams of a postcard -s ized tax ret urn, Republicans · and Democrats alike arc in a me-too tax-c utting mode. "Now that the deficit is at least 1cmporarily duwn. it is not the is ~ uc any longer. The debate is now : What :do we do with the money''" satd Alan Brinkley. political sc ience profe ssor at Colum bia University. · ' Many governors. iflcluding some Republicans. want to spend the fruits of a strong economy on poli ticall y popular issues such as cd~' tion. health care and the cnvironmc -'and not necc~sari l y tax l:uts. Preside Cli nton is taking a similar route. targeting modest ta x credi tS lor day care anti scc kmg to expand Mcdiutrc ;md 14, 1998 MERCHANDISING REP PERM PART TIME Respon·sibilities include straightlt!ling, chtanirlQ & stocking jewelry dtsplays. Must have transportB.~ on · and be willing to travel. Mer.Free to good home, 4mo old fe · chan diain g experience a plus .. mate kinen, bfuelgraytwhite tiger Hour ... mlleage. Respond m writtng or call : stripe, Iller trained. 304·458-221 B. Brand• By•rs Puppies : Beauty Blac~ With GERSON COMPANY Whi te Marking Mothers Ia Pure 6100 Broadrroor Golden Retriever, Father: Un · Mission, KS 66202 Free Samples For W&ight loss Call 740,..46-1616, klloWn, 614-379·2639. ~-440-9525 Erl324 �• Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Pomeroy • Mlddlepoo, Ohio ;Wednesday, January 14, 1998 Wednesday, January 14, 1998 ALLEY OOP The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 BIUDOB NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS Roof 1 Rtcl See country 6 Out of danger 10 Tolerattd 12 Omen 14 Satisfactory 15 Maglclan' o RENTALS .440 • DIETICIAN Regtonal Healrh Care Consulrrno Compa ny Has lm medrale Open l t'lmgsron s J water proohng all basement repatrs mg For Full Trme /Pari Trme Drell ctan Mu st Be Reg ts lered & Lt censed Excellenr Wage Pack age Fax Resu b~sement done lree eslrmales llleltme guara ntee 10yrs on JOb expert ence 304 675 2145 To 614 833 4465 Needed Seamstress seams 614 388-9310 Strarg1'1t 1 Commun catron A.nd Coordinates A Cotm11•wide Recreation Program And Outdoor Recrea tlon Opponunnles And Spectal Events For Al l Ag es Responsr ble For Program Facrltltes Budg ets Selling ObJ&Citves Commumty And Program Leader shtp Staff Trammg An<l Evalua ttons Secures Contract Person nel Part Ttme Program Slaft, Offi ctals And Volunteers Responst ble For ~a rkeung Promotions And Program Publtc IY Bachelors Degree Preferred Knowledge Of Recreation Areas And Sktlls Re qutred Candtdates Are To Submtl Resume And Employment Applt catton To 0 0 Mcintyre Park D t str~ c t Gallla County Cou rt house 18 Locu st Street Galltpo liB Ohto 4563t 12132 Deadline Open Unttl Ftlled Small mobtle home mamtenance company 1n need of person to de drywall repa1r spray texture cetl tng repalf an<l drywall closures Work Will be tn OH. IN KY Ml and PA Must be Wllltng to work away fro m home Send work hts tory and lillie about yourself to Ellie Mobile Home Matnl 38655 SA 7 long Bonom OH 45743 Ullrasound Technolog 1st needed lor Plea san t Valley Hospttal Must be AR DMS or eltgtble Vascular certtl1cat10n preferred Send resum e to Personnel Pleasant Valley Ho!>pttal 2520 Valley Dr Pt Pleasant WV 25550 AAIEOE VACANCY INSTRUCTOR CAD.CAM.CNC Oualjflcappns H S Dtploma IGED And 5 Years Expertence /Tram mg In Computer Atded Dest gn( Manufactunng CNC ~a cht n e Tool Technology Contact Galha Jackson Vtnton JVSO 740 245 5334 Elt 201 By 1121198 EEO All real estate adverttsmg In this newspaper IS subject to the Federal Far Houstng Act of t 968 whtch makes tl tllegal to adver11se "an'{ preference hmtlahon or dtscnmmatJOn based on race color reltg on se• fam1baJ status or nat•onal ongtn or any tntentton 10 make any such preference ltmrtahon or dtscnmmatton • Thts newspaper wtll not knowtngly accepl adverttsements lor real estate which IS tn Ytolallon of the law Our readers are hereby mlormed that a11 dWellings adverttsed tn thts newspaper are avatlable on an equal opportuntty basis REAL ESTATE l--------:--:--1-:-::-;;:--::-:::::--:--;-:;:--:-;;-::-:; 1: With A Job & Good 1 $35 000 In Galltpolts Area 614 367 0403 Pag e 11 800 395 2337 Pager 1576 1985 Hanch 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath large l tvtngroom Large Kttchen 1 Acre Gall ipOliS Clly SChools $67 000 614 446-4323 3 Bedroom House & 2 Mobile Homes On 1 1/2 .Acres Asktng $38 000 5 Mtnutes From Galltpo Ita 614 441-1)132 337 4 SA 141 Galllpol ts Three Bedrooms, Two Baths, Ltvtng Room , Dtnmg Room Kttchen Laundry Room , Detached Garage level 3/10ths Acre MIL Excellent Cond 1t1on 614 441 0852 Ap potnltTlent WANTED MLT OR MT (ASCPJ Daytime Position Pnvate labora tory Mm mum Of Ftve (5) Years Expaflence In Chemtstry Hema tology Assoctated Ftelds Re qu1res Good Background WHh Computers RO Box 33 Gal11polta OH 45631 4 Bedroom Ranch Full Basement Fenced Yard. Near Ato Grande 614 2aS-9620 Wanted OTR d11ver expert anced M or F wtth clean COL and Hazman endorsement Must be able to pass DOT and drug tes t Salary negot ta bl e, contact 614 992 7363 GOY T FORECLOSED Homes From Penntes On $1 Delinquent Tax, Repo's, REO s Your Area Toll Free (1 ~ 800 2t8 9000 Ext H 2814 For Current L1sungs BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4,000 t 5 Bdrm local Gov't & Bank Repo s Call 1 600 522 X 1709 House lor sale or trade Owner WANTED Cerufted Medtc al As finance 3bedrooms cuy water s1s1ant approx 25hrs week Mon Leon area 304 586 2462 or 304 day Fr day afternoons & early 586 4374 eventngs Send resume to Bo x House For 5ale Jerry s Run Near CW 10 clo Po1nt Pleasant Reg New loyota Plaf!t (West Vug t tster 200 Ma tn St Pt Pleasant n1a) , For Detai ls Call 814 086 WV25550 8702 We Have The SOLUTION To House m New Haven for sale un Your New Years RESOLUTION' der $10 000 Will trade for land 1n lo se Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days coun~. 304-882 3403 614 441 1982 K tchen, dtntng room, 2 bedroom 180 Wanted To Do bath livtng room. front & back lull lengtt1 porches. gas furnace ct ty Babysnung In My Home Cheshtre water outbutldtng garage 112 Area All Hours Park Close By mtle East of Aacme 614 949 61< 367-7849 2118 FtJr'Mure repatr relmtsh and res !orabon also custom orders OhiO Valley Rellntsh1ng Shop Larry Pfltlltps 614 992 6576 Pomeroy land contract three or lour bedroom house wtlh rwo car garage Flomia room v1ew of nv er Dale E Taylor Realty 614 992 5333 614 992 1064 61< Georges Portable Sawmtll don t 446-152!1 haul your logs to the mtll JUSt call 304 675-1957 R1ver Frontage Gallipolis Brtck Ranch Wrap-Around Deck Housecleamng Call 304 882 Calhedral LR. 3 BR 2 Balhs Low 2796 or 304-682 2896 er l evel 2 Rec;: Rooms Wet Bar Wtll Care For Elderl~ Days Or F P 1 Bath 2 Car Garage Ap pomtment 614 79 7-4468 N ghts $8 OOIH r Call Pam 614 388-0302 Or Shellj 614 368 Two bedroom house 60xt00 tot 9168 Da1 Or N1ght fenced tn $20 000 614 992 5532 Will ca re for the elderly day or ntgh t Call Pam or Shelle~ 740 320 Mobile Homes 386 0303 or 740 388 9166 Da1 for Sale orntght $499 OOWN Wt ll Do Housecleanmg Also oo all s1ngle sections Wash Window s Phone 614 446 $999 DOWN 8055 on all mullf sectto ns Umtled Ttme Only I FREEDOM HOMES of Nitro, WV FINANCIAL 304-n2-7127 21 o Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommen ds that you do bus1 ness wllh people you know, and NOT 10 send money through the ma1l unlll you have invesngated tho olle<lng Sufftcle m Down Payment Can Leave On Rented lot 614 4461610 1998 Schult 3bedroom\, 2baths cia 2 deck 5 butldrng vrnyl srd Wr th Excellent Of 1096 Redmond Mtrage 16x80 3 Bedrooms, May Fmance Wrth 14-70 3 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths Excellent Condttton 314 Acre Ground North Gal11a Area 614 446 1400 MUST SfLL 14~80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Fman~g Ava1t able 304 736 7295 st;ngled rool :JJH7!> 1275 Doubl e wtde 10% down $1g6/ mo Free deliVery & settJp 1 800 1 _69-:-:6-:c7::77:7-:-=:::-::=:::-::-::::-::-l DOUBLE W10E DISPLAY SALE $999 DOWN SAVE $1000 Free Deltvery & Setup OAKWOOO HOioiES. NITRO 304 755-5885. DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3bed room s. 2baiha, starono al $219/rro SUNRISE Loaded with GE applrancos a1art1ng al S29Q'mo. FAI.IILY 4bedrooma, 2 large baths, starttng $359/mo ltmlted ume offer only at Oakwood, Bar· bOursvllle, WV 304-736-3409 FIRST TIME BUYERS E Z Flnanctng 2 or 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Pllr Month 1 BOO 251-5070 Ftrst Tune Buyers E-Z Fmanclng 2 Or 3 Bedrooms Around $2001 Mo , 1-800-251 5070 Free atr free sktrt 16x80 3 or 4 bedroom $1 350/down. $2!19/mo. C~11-BOO 691-67n HUDI Approved Homu For Ohio & WV Low To Mid Income Fa· m111oo App11callonaTIIuroclay, Friday & Salunlay ONLY1 9arn-4pm Call Mr. a,...,. 1-888-928-3428 Large selecnon of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2Q95 Outck delivery Call 614 385 9621 LIMITED TIME ONLY I 4BR, 2 BATH $1 ,449 DOWN $249 MONTH Free atr & skirt ng Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro, WV 304·755-Sa85 Mobile Home, 2 Garages, On Lo~ Posstble Lan d Conlract 614 256 1744 ~UST SELL 14x80, 3bedrooms 2baffis. owner !tnanctng avail a ~e 304 73e 72!15 N'O'l"I'C'E Am enca s largest factory outlot has purchased local mobtle home deal ershi p All tnventory must be sold wlthtn 30 days Save thousands Call now lor 'nlo FREEDOM HOMES of Nt1ro wv :Jl4 722 7127 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes sktr ttng , deluxe steps and setJJp Only $187 08 per month wuh $1075 down Call 1 BOO 837-3238 New 28x80 3 or 4 bedroom $39 995 Free del1very 1 800 691-6n7 • New do uble w1de repo $999 down Free deltvery and setup 304 736 7295 New doublewtde I purchased wont Itt on my lot must sell wtll deltver & set up at no charge 304 722·7148 ONLY $499 DOWN ON SELECTIVE SINGLE WIDES Free Dehvery & Serup OAKWOOD HOMES, NITRO 304 75!>5685 Owner movmg Make 2 payments move tn assume loan no pay men! 1111 February 1998 1 304 722 7148 or 304 122 7140 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spectal hnanctng avatlable 304 736 7295 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spectal F~nanc1ng Avatlable ;304 736 7295 The Entertainer Has Arrlvadl 14x80 3br, 2 bath, comes wtth 27" TV htgh fve VCR surround sound speakers $148S'Oown $219/Mo Once In A Ltlelfme Deallll Onty at Oakwoood Hon111 Nttro,WV 304-ns.saas WESTWOOD HOME SHOW Used & Repo Sale As ltttle A.s $500/0own And $150 Per Momh Fr8{1 Delivery , 600 251 5070 Supplies. Range Hood & Parts Acrea11e wanted wilh or without Doors Wtndows Etc Bennetts • Mobile Home HTG & CLG 139 1 home tn Galha County 614 -99 2 7 73 6 Salford School Road Galltpolts __ _ _ _ _ _ _-,-_ __ 1 OH 1 740-446-9416 Or Toll Free Bujlng S1andmg Timber And _1~800_8_72_5_96_7_WV_01_0_21_2_-:_ 1 Land W1th Tlrrber 814-662 7316 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom, tleat pump 2 car ga rage 5 Potnts area $375 per month plus deposu, 614 992 2001 2 b&droom mce & clean stove no refngerator, no msldo pets depostt reqUifed 614-9g2·3090 3 Bedrooms, Fenced Yard, At 1ached Garage $4 751Mo • C111 School& Reference & Deposl! Reqwred 614-446--9555 Country Hom& 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, On 65 Acres, Garage & Barn Included $650/Mo Polu s Secun1)', 61 "-256--636 7 Gracious hving 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Rtverslde Apartments In Middle port From $236-$304 Ca11 814 Qg2-S084 Equal Hou 11 ng Oppor tuntbes In New Haven 1br turntshed apt deposit & releren ce s 304 -882 2566 Utddleport, North 4th A.ve 2br lumlshed apt, depostt & referenc ea 304-682-2566 Modern 1 Be<lroom Apartment 614-446-0390 Now Taktng Appl1cattons- 35 Weal 2 Bedroom Townhou1e Apartments $ 2~ 5/Mo, 614 446 0006 One bedroom apartment tn t.A td dleport, all utihties patd, ' 270 per ~~~th $100 depostt 614 og 2 Miscellaneous Merchandise Ftrewood, $40 A Truck load De ltvered Cal1 614-446-4362 No An awar laave Me15age Har•ey Oavtdson Barb te $300 , 614 446 6399 Ear corn, round and square bales ol hal 614-992 2623 Mixed Hay~ Delano Jackson Farm Pf1614-445-1104 614-441-D450 5 Rooms 2 Bedr oom s, Bath, Front & S1de Porches Full Base ment Garage Well , Na t Gas Hea ters & Range On 1 Acre Of Land PHooe 614-446·9539 One stngle bedroom apartment house tn_upper Galhpohs, ut 1hues patd $345 per morHh 614 992 2178 In Middleport, equtpped kitchen ro pets real nice 614 QQ2 5181 Rio Grande Area, Large , Bed room Apartment $350/Mo • De po111 ReqUired, All Uulluas lnclud ed 513-574-2539 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Rebutlt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800-537-~528 N1ce two bedroom house 1n Po meroy newly remodeled, new wtndows, $350 month plus depos 11, no pels, avatlable 1mmedtately 614-698-7244 Rto Grande Area 3 Bedroom 112 $490/Mo, Oeposn Re qu1red WID Hook Up, 1 888 840 0521 Bath & The 2200 square foot of liv~ng space tn this 1 112 story home rs made up of a large master bed room and bath With a walk 1n clos el, three other bedrooms, a sec ond lui bath. laundry room, or hobb~ area, a master bedroom nursery or office, ntce hvtng dining area and modern kitchen with lots of counters and caDI nets The house has lots of clos et space and storage areas It has a detached one car garage and a one car covered carport There are two covered porches both of whteh offer a great view of the Ohto Rtver The hoUse Is Ia cated ttlree mtles north of the Ravenswood Rttch1e Bri<lge on Oh10 Start Route 124 It rents for $750 per month, wh1ch mcludes ulihttes A deposit of $600 IS re qwed If mterestad call 614-843 5343 and leave a message Two 3 Bedroom s, $350/Mo, In cltJdes Water, Trash, Sewage $350 peposl\ Contracted For Not less Tha{1 4 Months, Gallipolis Ct1)' School Dloolc1 See A1 Corn er Of Rand Ave And Perch St Kanauga, 614·446 -7473 Wt11 Share 4 Bedroom House & Expenses No Alchol No Drugs Kids Welcome, If Interested, 614 388 8423 Alter 6 420 MobileHomes for Rent 2 & 3 bedr oom mobtle homes $260 $300, sewer, water and trashtncluded 614·992 2167 2 Bedroom Mobtle Home $240J Me $t 75 Deposit References Call A~erS PM 614·446 4316 2 Bedroom Tta1ler In Small Tra1ler Park References & Deposrt Re qUtred 614-446 1104 3 bedroom mobtle home tn Mid dleport no pets 814 992 5858 3bedroom tn Mason No pots 304 773 5751 920 Fourth Avenue, Gallipoli S 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Patd $235/Mo 614 441 0573 920 Fourth Avenue, GallipOliS, 2 Bedroom s Water Trash Patd, $:Jl01Mo, 614-441·0573 Beautiful River View In Kanauga Fo ster ~obtle Home Park 614 44, ·0181 Mob1le Home For Rent 614·446· 1279 Upstatrs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur nlshed, Clean, No Pets Reference & Deposit RequHed 614 446 151g Upstatrs and Downstalts apart ments Avatlable 91 Cedar Trailer and Cottage A1 Por1er (6 141 368-1100 450 Furnished Rooms C1rcle ~otel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled, HBO Ctnemax, ShowUme & Otsney Weekly Rates, Or Monthly Rates Consuuc:tton Workers Welcome 614-441·5698, 614-441-5167 Sleepmg rooms with cooktng Also tratler space on fiver Al l hook ups Call alter 2 00 p m 304-773 565UolasonWV 460 Space for Rent f..toblle home s1te avatlable bet ween Athen s"and Pom eroy cal l 614 385 4367 MERCHANDISE 51 0 Household Goods 3 Pt&ee Floral ltvtng Room Sulle ltke Brand New, $325 Twtn Four Pos1er Bed Bo• Springs & Ma1 tress Dresser Wilh Hutch & Ntght Stand 2 Years Old, $200 614 367-o219 Appliances RecondHtoned Wasflers Dryers, Ranges Rein gra tb rs 90 Day GuaraMtee l French Ct ty May tag 614 446 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs Appltanc ea, 76 Vtne Street, Call 614-446 7398, 1 800-499-3499 Movtng sale- htde-a-bed sola coffee and end tables dressers fu ll s•ze 4 ptec:e bedroom sutte, TV IWtn beds, large dog kennel dog crate ktng stze waterbed lamps rtding lawnmower roto~ll er etectrtc heaters and much mor e, 614 742 2654 Polly's New & Usec:l Furmture We now have Army Surp1us tll 2101 Jefferson Ave Open930 500 MonSet 304 675-SOFA !7632) 520 Sporting Goods Ruger Red Labe1 20 Go Ruger M77 22 250 Varmi! Wi!h Tasco 241 Scope 614-446-4044 530 Antiques Bu~ or sell R1ver1ne Antiques, 1124 E Marn S1ree1. on At 124. Pomeroy Hours U T W 10 00 am toe 00 p m , Sunday 1 00 to 6 oo p m 614 992 2526, Russ Moore owner Tra1 ler lor ren t or sale lurmshed or I,Jnfurntshed can be Hud ap proved 304 882 3400 540 Tra1ler For Rent $265/Mo , De posit & References Aequtred In eludes Water & Sewer 614-446 0427 10' Black Mesh Satellite Ot sh AU Accessones lncludad, Ready To Run $300 614 446 7375 One bedroom apartment dleport, 61 4 992 2178 tn M1d Two bedroom two m1las north of Pagevllle on SA 681 M&~gs local Schools $350 month, 614 698 7245 441f Apartments for Rent 1 & 2bedroom ftJrntshed apart ments Mason area Perfect lor retirees 304 773 5HI6 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur mshed and unlurntshed securtty depostt requtred no pels 614 992 2218 1 br garage apt tn Mason, WV llvtng room kttchen bath, qu1et street re fe rQ~es & deposn $280/mo Uttltttes pa1d 304 7735054 Leave message 2 bedroom apartmentm Pomeroy, U11111tes Paid no pels 614-992- 5858 2 Bedroom furmshed garage apt $250 permo plus $100 depoall, references requtred Phone 304 773 9181 2bdrm apta. tolal electrtc, ap· phances fwmshed, laundry room fac11111es close to school In town Appl tcauons avatlable at Vtllaoe Green Apts 149 or call eu.-9923711 EOH Apartments For lease Upstairs In Downtown Gallipolis, One 2 Bedrooms One 3 Bedrooms Fac rno Cny Parfl A11 New Appl1ances And Furnaces With AIC, Call 614-886-7174 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive lrom $280 10 $334 Walk to ahop & movies Cal 1 814·446·2568 Equal Housing Opportunity Miscellaneous Merchandise 21 Ft Ct1est Freezer Looks Like New $150 614 256 1216 24 Bulb Wo1t Bed S 1 000 614 446-6982 AVON lndependant RepresentatiVe I Sel1 A110n In AU Areas Dlal614 441 -13t2 Anytlme Kenmore 6 Sutch Wtth Sewing Table Excellen t CondtUon Cheapl 614 446 9709 ltft IRechntng Chair Like New, $250,614 441 1267 locust Fenced Post $2 50 Each, Nordtctrack Saquto Mo<lel W1th Computer Mount $150 614-448 3545 Mag1c Chef Electnc RaJ;~ge Euro pean Burner Almond Excel lent Cont:lbon, $195.614 446-9708 Monument Safe Oulttmg BUSI· neas! John's Monuments 113 Off Unttl Stock I& Sold, 130 Bulavtlte Pike. GaUrpolis, OltK> Nordic Track Skt Machrna $275 814-446-8599 Ohto Vallpy Memortal Gardens, 4 Cerootary Lots. 614-446-2386 Pomeroy Thnft Shop now bu~mg levt jeans toys children s cloth mg mtJs t be tn oxcolJeot condt t1on, Tuesday through Fnday 614 992-3n5 PAIMESTAR winter special Out! Sttlmg home watchtng antenna channels & VCR rentals 1 spectal mstalatton prtce, ftrst month free Hlllll-21!5-2123 A 1: S Furniture Mison, WV Buy. Sell, Trade Uaed & Ant1ques Furnnure :1)4 773- 534 1 Sears cham hnk fence 340 feet 5 tall, two gates all po!>t, 614 992 5161 Sega Genests System Wtth Game Jeanre 15 Games Plus Game Rack. 614-367 7192. WARM UP· Htgh Elf1c1ency Natu ral And LP Gas Furnaces, l1fe time Warranty On Heat E.-ct:lang er "II You Oon'1 Call Us We Bolh lose!" Free Esumatesl Add On Heat Pumps Only Shghty Higher Call Us Today 1997 Is The lwenty Seventh Year In The Heating & Coohng Busmessl 614 446-6306, 1-800 2!11-0098 560 Pets for Sale 10 month old mate German Shepherd full blooded good watchdog call614 992 6846 A Groom Shop Pet Groommg Featurtng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 6t4 446-0231 AKC black female Cocker Span tel 5mos old shots up to dale $150 :1)4 937 2733 Boots By Redwtng Chtppewa Rocky Wolvenne Sorel lony lama Guaranteed lowest Prtces Shoe Cafe, GallipoliS AKC Reg German Shephard 12wks old. male, blackllan shoiS & wormed 304-576 2209 AKC registered Chmese Shar Pe1 p~.~ps lots of wnnkles $250 & up 614 949-2128 Brand New t Great Gtltl CO/Video storage tJntt Black and cherry Never ou t of box $125 Holds '"P to 940 dtscs, also holds tapes Call 614 992-6636 after 6 pm COs & tapes not rncluded AKC Regtstered lab 2 Chocolate Females, 4 Black Mates $200 614446-4551 Brunco - Wood Or Coal Burntng Ftreplace Insert Bu1lt In Blower Black And Brass In Co1or Stain less Steel Ch tmney liner And Chrmnej Cap Included $600 614 446 7375 AKC Shetland sheepdogs (Shel ties) pupptes sable and white 5 blacks, blue merle, trt vet checked, eKcellem pedtgrees $300 350 each call 614 696 1085 Budt In Self Cleamng ~agtc Chef Oven $50. 614 446'2323 After 400RM Blue Point Stamese Kttlens $25 614 446 4412 ECONOMY •Heajng And Cooltng Up-Grede'Your Present Syatern From $36 00 1Cal1 For De1nlls 614-2~9009 Flf&WOO<l For Sale $35 PICk Up Load W1ll Deliver 614-256 1440 614 256 9172 Square Bale Mtxed & Soy Bean Hay Also Banty Roosters, 614 · 245-5622 Square bales $2 OOea 1 mtle N on R1 2 304 675 3960 leave message TRANSPORTATION 710 720 word ll"ucks for Sale North 1988 Dodge Dakota V 8 , Auto Air, Aunt And Look s Good $2.850 Or Trllde, 614-256- 1424 lH!JGS AR£ Burmese Pylhon 1 1/2 Years Old, ltgh1ed Cage S 150 614 446 4249 Dalmatton Full-Blooded Puppies Wormed, 11 Shots, $75 Each, 614 388-lll22 570 Musical Instruments • KJ 7 GETTIIJG I'I<£TrY eN) AT l-'a1£ 1994 Font 48•102 S1ep Deck, 10 Ft 1 Inch Spread, East Too1 Boxes. Excellent Condition, 614 2561994 Ford F 150 4x4 302 au1o, 59,000 m1ies &xc cond 304862·21!21 • 4 r • 8 5 4 1995 Ford F 150 2 WD Wt1h S1ee1 U~ll1)' Cab, V-8, Automatic Heavy Duty Suapenston Factory Tow Package, Aluminum Wheels, PW. Pl. $13.900. 614-441Hl365 +' AKQ94 1Qg8 Toyota Tacowa 2 WD, Ext South lent, 20,000 1!11ea, Red $12,400, 614·44e-4328 "85 Chevrolel 112 1on 4x4, LWB, automatic new 350 loaded, many new paru, 814 949 3087 aftef 5pn 89 Bronco 11 Eddre Bauer Edluon. loatled e11cellent condt!lon 5 speed, 614 992 2762 1Q84 GMC Jtmmy 4wd, auto• good cond $2,200 304 675 1479 TtiiS lfN'T ONt OF it~OSe (tT A~t .-:.r,~ CU0~, 1-\!\TIIE.YOJR 1 M'IE. f'N'(R, ''WE (:AA;U:J \\{.. ~ Dl\'( N'Te:.R. '1Cl! f.lf(CT( I>.&XJT WI-\"-\ '1W DlO 0'1 '(OOR. V~\101'4 Cf\Rl~TtN-0 1 1\Hf\E. u 5. • A mg game Over North's takeout double South 's cue-b1d showed a strong hand, usually one wnh at least 12 '' MN-l." I pomts Declarer set off on a voyage of d1 scovery H e cashed dummy 's spade ace, ruffed a spade m hand. drew two rounds o f trumps endmg 10 the dummy, took the spade king and, as the queen hadn' t dropped ruffed lhe spade Jack m h1s hand What had South learned? He knew thai West had started wnh four spades, SIX hearts and two liff; Motorcycles e~c diamonds So he had to have begun w11h only one club South played a club to dummy 's king and finessed on I DON'T SUPPOSE Ci<UCK WOULD 60 CALLING Af)OUT A WITH ME, WOULD HE? NO, I SUPP05E NOT SCHOOL DANCE • 1-H , SALLV THIS IS PATRICIA I'M 12 Apt 13 Hebrew letter 18 Gums 20 Flurd measure 21 Crawling creature 22- Downey, Jr 23 Length unit 24 Selves 25 Cat on - Tin Roof 27 Copper coin 28 Vow 29 Other 31 Decorative openwork 33 Bell sound 38 What person? 40 -out (stretchingI 41 Pen liquids 42 Small rug 43 Jacob's son 44 She played Carla 46 Popular dessert 47 Hurned 48- ·bllsy 50 Curly letter 52 Underground laborers" org. 53 Tribulation ANVWA'f TELL HIM I WAS the way back through East That was a tasty p1ece of declarer play, worthy of a chef at the Cuhnary Institute o f Amenca THINKING OF HIM . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrly C1pher cryptog1ams are C1ea1ect lrom quolattonsby famous people past and present Eactl tener tn the c1pher s1anas lor another rooay s c/UiJ A equals M ' SF J E K S UJXGJS V E FMDDVEJUU T F M S P K VEL VE WNS K R BVCVEL KEJ TFMS vu BVCJU, KE~ MU p K Z A WMGGVJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Mus1 c mu sl progress unlll 11 can deptcl even a teaspoon " - Rtchard Strauss SK '~~:~;~' S©ttQ{l1J-~t-trs& wou GAM I Edoltd by CLAY R. ,OUAN Rearrange letters of 0 four scrambled words the be low to form fou r mnple words AR I UL H U D0 G --iOr.--'-P..,.-'Y-'rP--'-PT:-'o--11 ~' ~ . 14 I I Is _~ L-....L-.1...--l_..L_, " Youth rs when you blame ev erythrng on your pare nts malunly rs wh en everything rs blamed on I . - - , - - - - - - - - - - . the generatron RIVMEN 1--il.;.,-6::,-1-'--TI...:;,I'---T:-17-i Q I Complele the chuck le quol ed . . • • • . by fdlmg 1n the m1~51ng word:5 L---l-~-.L--1-..L---' you de~elop frorn step No J below A PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS ~ IN THESE SQUARES f) g~ic:~~~~\ mms I I I I I I I TO J SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Growth- Entry- Mottf - Sextet- FORGOTTEN 1th1nk you should have many goals m l1fe because once a dream 15 attamed 1! IS usuallv IWEDNESDAY NO tAOP.o \fl.li.ESFON!)IQL\0 t997 Che vy Cavalter 2 Door s A ~t AM I FM Cassette Auto Tran s 24 000 Mtles, $12 000 OBO 614 446 7556 SftN\l\t¥;, ~o ~ Of>SC~N~ IKltRtST PI\~Mt~ \10 MOll!: f<a\SH gas tanks 1 ton ~tru ck CARS FOR $1001 Trucks boats I & radtator s D & R Auto 4 wheelers motor homes lurm I WV 304 372 3933 or 1 lure elec!ron1cs computers etc by FBI IRS OEA Ava1lable your ~~~~~~-----­ now Call 1 BOO 513 4343 1: 30 F1 51h Wh ~e 1 $1 500 OBO 6i4 ASTRO-GRAPH Home Improvements espec rall y 1f m vol ved w11 h progrcs 11vc people w ho are commercially mmdcd PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) II a BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Jr Oragster 94 Jegs 150 ~ WB Saltsbury clutch tach TF wtng I Un•con<lili,onall l1feume guaranlee two runner ups and trEICk cham Local references lurntshed Es pton a1 KVDP $3200 614 992 1abi1Shed 1975 Ca ll t614J 446 Or I 800 287-0576 Rogers 2679 Waterproofing fnend w ho puis Slock 1n your oprnm ns asks for )OUr ad\ rcc today, lake lrmc to comply w 1th hr s or her rcquc ~ t even tf tl tnconvcnrcn~.:e s Thursday, Jan 15. 1998 Restdent1al or oommerc1a! Wlftng, new servce or repatrs Masler U censed electnctan Ridenour Et&ctncal WV000306, 304 6 751766 East Pass Pass All pass Obi S1m1larly, what does CIA stand f or? The nght approach tn th1s deal 1s educational Soulh was careful to spy out the he of lhe land before com m1ll10g h1mself 10 clubs How w o uld you find the club queen of your f1ved1amo nd contract? West starts w1th three top hearts You ruff the last h1gh m lhe dummy wh1le East drscards a c lub West opened w1th a weak two-brd , show10g some 6- I 0 h1gh-card pomt s and a good s1x-card suu True, the textbooks adv1se agamsl th1 s b1d when you hold four cards m the other maJor, but thrs West was a young Turk who hked to play a freewhcel - IS IT? 1990 Cadtllac OeVtlle, E~cellent 1995 Ford Truck F 150 XLT 4X4 Condttton V 8, Fully loaded And E11ceUent Conditton, 614 441 Lots 01 E~tras, New Tires $4 995 0738 614 446 -26 83. 614 446 2205 1996 Toyota Tacoma SX 4 ~ 4 614 446 g585 Regular Cab Brrgh1 Red 4 Ciltr>1991 Bu1ck Regal Good Cond1· der 5 Speed Att B1g Ttre Pack • lion, $5,600 614 446-9664, 614 age 614-446-8088 446-4580 K5 Blazer Camper Spec1al 94K Cu tla ss Calats Auto, AIC, Mtles AC AT PS PB T11! AW 1990 Corstca Auto AIC 1992 FM Cassetle New T1res New Ex Cutlass Supreme SL, Cook Mo hau st Body Good RtJn s Great I 614 446--3580 tors 614 446 0103 Electrical and Refrigeration Blg 7 Cape Kennedy rocket B Electncran s Item 9 Art deco Illustrator 11 lei fall Arts fl.tSPONSIBII-ITY-.... f'Ofl YOU, OyiN AGTIONS'1 PEAl-S, 1989 Grand Prtx PS, PB au 1994 Jeep Wrangler, "V6 hard tomaltc 00 amtlm stereo great top softlbtktnl, 31" tires, 5spd 304 675-3862 car $3299 614-949-2045 Tnangle Remodeling Masonary (Stucco, Stone, Etc) Carpentry (Rough And Flmshj Ttle tCeram~. Etc I DrjWa(l Roofing. 614-367 7351 word 6 California s By Phillip Alder lmt1als can be miSieadrng For example, th1s column 1s publ1shed by NEA Newspa!ICr EnterpnseAssoclat•on However, NEA also stands for the Nat10nal Education A ssoc1at1on and the Nat1onal Endowment for lhe FRANK & EARNEST Top $3.500 OBO 614 256 117~ Eventngs 614 256-1687 , C&C General Home Mam tenence Pa tn!lng, vtnyl stdtng, carpentry, doors Wtndows, batt1s, mobile home repatr and more For tree estii'Tl,\lte call Chet 614 9926323 .. DOWN 1 Gabs 2 Tropical tree 3 Water vapor 4 Anglo-Saxon letter 5 Weddingannouncement Initially it means two things & 4-WDs ~ For sale 1968 Cutlass Ca!ats $225 614 247 2961 North Opemng lead 1982 Ford Mustang Red V-8. 5 0 1990 Br~nco Z 4WD V-6. XLT l tter T-Tops 66,01)0 Utles 1084 Htgh Mileage, $4,000 Etcellent Butck leSabre ltmlted 34,000 Cond1tJOn, 614 379-24oo:"F Miles, leather, 1 Owner, Full Power Equrp , 1992 Chev $2,500 1990 XLT Bronco Black, low. 4114 V 8 Auto Air 1 Owner Mtles, 614 446-4134 $8,600 Smtih's GUC 614 446 1991 Ford f 250 4l4 124 ooo 2532 Mtles Runs & looks Good Sg,eoo 1966 Dodge 600, ntee depend 614 448 4044 able car PS PB automa.oc amlfm 1994 Astro Van Holiday Conver , cas sene S1299 614 949 2045 ston Loaded Beauuful CondttJOn 1~86 Plymouth Relian t K good t Owner 63 000 Utles $1 o 200 614-446-4328 cond $1,000 304-675-3016 Credtl Problems? We Can Help Easy Bank Ftnanc1ng For Used Vehicles No TtJrn Down s Call Vtckte 614-446-2897 West z• Pass Pas s 1997 GMC 4•4 Slerrll 3r4 ton V-3 wlnew Ueyer snow plow 304· 675 5251 alter 5pm Assume loan 740 Spot Long time Greek letter Paler Arab country 54 ltty-bltty 55 Uses tobacco 56 Shabby clothes 57 Like an unkempllawn Vuhierable East West Dealer West Cab, Automatic, loaded, Excel Vans 16 Matched patr 17 Your and my 19 Require 20 College certificate 23 Crave 26 Gl 's address 27 Runner Sebastran 30 Shocked 32 Severe experience 34 Lodger 35 Work assignments 36 Aug time 37 Crow"s call 39 Fiddler - - 42 45 46 49 51 • A 10 9 8 1988 Toyota 4x4 brand new 1982 Butck Regal white wlbur - tires. very good ahape mechanl· gundy mterior 350 eogme auto, cally, very dependable $2,050' 350 turbo l!ans lots of Mew parts OBO 304-675-6293 : $2,600 or trade for small car Baby clothes g1rls 0-9mos good 1989 GMC Safart Full Cullom cond 304-675-7169 Van $4,300 614-446-4222 1960 1990 Cars For $10011' Seized And So1d locally This Month Trucks 4x4 s. Etc 1 800 522-27:JJ. X 3901 • Q 9 76 • Q 10 • • 83 •Q6 542 South ~~~~~~~~~~:.J gtne 1987 Ford Ranger 4114 89 En .. Standard Trans . Camper 1991 GEO Storm G S I auto atr cond $4 000 304 675-5403 East • 10 8 52 • 5 2 • 3 Autos for Sale ; 1969 Mus1ang 6 C1l1nder Aulo E•ceUent lnt, $5,000, 304 675 3960 West •AKJ96 2 1726 730 01 14 98 • A K J 3 • 73 • J 10 7 6 EEK&MEEK 1968 KW -C OE -91 Cal 425 C 13SP -355 Rears 0/0 Truck . Loeded, 614-256-1728 96 Honda 4 Tra x 300 4x4 $4000 1991 Ltncoln Mark VII 60,000 614 992-7619 Miles Runs & Looks Greatl 1991 Cr 125 e•cellent condttton $10 000 614 446-4044 asktng $1200 or trade for 4 wheeler of equal value 614 992 . STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon 1~g 1 Thunderbtrd 3 8 V-6 sun 5675 • root, new ttres toadod $4,800 Uprtght Ron Evans Enterpnses 304 67!>5596 Jackson Ot;o 1 800 5:!7 9528 1991 Honda GRt25 01ft~ke Newly Rebuilt Eng11le, New T1res Waterline Spectal 314 200 PSI 1992 l:ionda Acco.rd EX 84,000 $1 :IJO 614 446-7375 $21 95 Per 100 1" 200 PS1 m1ie's, new tireS & brakes power $37 00 Per 100, All Brass Com sunrool, loaded, cell phone 1992 Honda 250X 4 Wheeler Ex pressiOn Fttl!ngs In Stock cellent Cond11ton Too Many E11 $7,600 304-675-42!17 after 5pm RON EVANS ENTERPRISES tras To l tst ~u st See To Appre Jackson, Ot;o 1 800 5:!7 9528 1992 Pontiac Grand AM Black Cfate, 614 446·6936 AC Crut se Till Looks & Runs We now have Jerky season1ng Excellenl $3 900 Ask For Amos 1995 Yamaha 80 Excellent Con orlgtnal , ten~ak t ll CaJun dt!lOn, 614 379- 2882 614 446 am 614 256-6251 $4 99ea Crawford ' s Market, Henderson, 'MI 1994 Chrysler Concord all pow 1995 VZ 250 Runs Great $2 600. er dual power seats 4 new ttres 080 614 446 1100 Wood For Sale, $35 A Load Wtl1 rae & PiniOn new battery 28 Deliver, 614-388 8010 , Auto Parts & 30mpg no damag& never 760 smoked tn NADA $10,800 sell Accessories 550 Building $8 900 :Kl4 675-3073 alter 6p-n 1987 Plymouth Dus1er tD"part out, Supplies 1995 Saturn SC2, Automatic, A1r 4cyl, 2 2, goOd motor & transmts Block brick sewer pipes wtnd Cr ut se AM IF M Cassette Tr un ~ s1on 304 675 4078 ask tor Sam ows, lmtels etc Claude Wtnters Release $12000 Call Ahor 5 PM , 50 MISC R1o Grande OH Call 614 245 (~erto u s lnqutu es Only l) 6t4 446 4015 5121 AKC Golden Retnever Pups Par en ts On Premtses Shots & Vet Checked 614 379 2639 Dark Teal Secttonal, Excellent Cond1ti0n Asking $300, 814 388 9088 Mtxed hay, large bales, $13 30467!>1365 S1raw 304 67!>5088 Baby bed, dress1ng tabl e, car seat stroll er swtng playp en 304 675-4546 Concrete & Plasttc Septic Tanka 300 Thru 2 000 Gallon s Ron Evans Emerpnses, Jackson, OH 1-800·537 9528 61 0 Farm Equipment Go11 Clubs 100 Seta Under $100 Hydraulic oil-lowest pnce 1n 300 Wood /Medal Onvers Under town Vent free gas heatera, pro$100, C1ub Burkler Aep111red. 614- pane & natural gas, on sale now 24!>5747 Skier's Equlprrenl304-67!>7421 Good Heavy Duty G E Washer John Deere M-T par1s $100, 5 $100, Good Hotpornt Electm: loo1 disc. $100 614 247-2!161 Cook Stove, $85, Ct1est Drawers $65 Each Dresser $75 Dryer 640 Hay & Grain $6 5 All In Good Work ng Condt 1<>nt 614 379-2720 Ahor 6 PM Alfalfa m1xed hay 1n barn $15$20 a roll Morgan Farm A! 35 Grubb's Ptano tuning & repatrs 304 937-2018 Problems? Need Tuned? Call the ptano Dr 614-446-4525 Ear corn for sale, 740-247-3042 :--:-:--------1 Newly decorated Sbr wl full base ment, references & depost t, no pel& 304-1175-5162 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Indoor ratt~n patio lurntlure glass lop d1n1ng lable wtth lour cha1rs couch and two chaffs, coffee table and end table, all cu&htons Included $500 Brolhers Word Processor like n9w $100, 614 94g 2217 HOUSE FOR BENJ NEAR ~ANAUGA NEW BANK REPO S Onlj 3 lef11 304 755 7191 Westwood HorTJe Show Used & Repo Sale As Lt11le As $500 00 1985 Clayton 14x70 three bed Down And $150/Mo Free Oaltv rooms one and 112 bath washer ery 1 BOO 251 5070 and dryer $8999 make offer New Double Wtde Aepo $999 00 614 992 3684 Of 614 992 5963 Fiii;E Down Free Delive ry And Set Upt CA~H :1)4 nl6-72!15 t 985 Manston 14x70 2br 2 bath GRANTS! lireplace vtn~ l stdmg, asktng College Scholarshtps $11 000 OBO 304 675 7530 al1er 350 Lots & Acreage a .. s.neaa Mechcal Bills 4pm Never Repay Empty lot on Spnng Avenue In Call Toll Free Porooroy $3300. 614 992 2569 1998 Ooublewide Repo 1 800.218 9000 Exl G 2614 Never lived tn, owner fnanctng NEW YEAR avatlabk! 304 75S.S566 Home bus•neu one ol a k1nd NEWLAND relurb1shmg s1a1nless steel cook Stan ott f19\1_ ware needs self motiVated person OMl Your ONn land w11h good motor skills to take over In Southern OhiO my bus1ness Established 1~83 New On Uarket Ptke County area requlfod 400 square loot Beaver 5 + Acres Restncted Just $38 000 mcludes equtpment, 1n SUNRISE Off SA32 ventory and accounts Generates Loaded Wtth GE Appltancos GALLIA COUNTY Sla'ttng At $299/~o 10 10 20 thousand per year Sen Close To JacksoQ Count~ L1ne fAMILY... Off SR 35 !SA 233 5 To 10 Acre ous 1n.quuo& Send SA S E to S S C S R1 3 Pomeroy OH 4 Bedrooms 2 large Baths Country Building lots Beauttlul Starltng $35~ / Mo L/m1ted Ttme Open, Flat Meadows Stanmg At 45769 Offer Only At Oakwood Barbours $12 900, $1,290 Down Next To Long Est Card And G1l1 Shop vrlle WVA 304 736 3409 Wayne National Also land In Send Response To CL A 503 clo Jackson, Ueigs, A,thens, Scioto Dtscount Mobtie Home Pans & Gatltpohs Oatly lflbune 82S Th1rd Ross, Pike Count1es We Allow Accessones lowest Installed Doublewtdll, Modu lars, Cabms AverlJe, Galhpolts, OH 45631 Pnces On lnterthGfm & Coleman Mos1 Slldd•JI~ Ho""'a 220 Money to Loan Furnaces, Hear Pumps & A" NO SIN<ll"EWIDES Condtttonen Hugh Inventory land Contract, 10% Down Call NEED A LOAN ? 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B e alert for clues and s 1 ~na l s FORGOTTEN JANUARY14I �'. -. Page 12'• The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, January 14, 1998 ,• Obio Lottery ' Visit doc again, talk about strange high blood pressure diagnosis points of your question. Your brother-i n-law reportedly only had one blood pressure measurement before startmg med icine for the condition, and that reading was within the normal range. Strange' Normall y tt r,quircs at lcre;t three readings. taken on different days, to determine tf the pressure ts elevated suffi cicnt:y to be nefit from drug therapy. Of wolf, course . a physician might institute Associate Professor treatmen t immediately if va lues of a of Medicine first read ing are dangerously high but that isn't · the situation you've increased risk. hut' usin£ medicine to reJJOrted. By John C. Wolf, D.O. Associ- red uce blood pressure is of qucstionHigh blood pressure is a sympate Professor of Family Medi- ahle val ue. Though there is some conditi on . That makes it diftomless cine Ohio University College disagreemen t among experts. I feel fi cult to convince people to take a that it ts prude nt fo r anyone with an o f Osteopathic Medicine dr ug that may cause some side upper number greater thnn ISO or . I can' t tell whether your · ci'fccts Question: M) hrnt hcr- tn-low has lowe r num ber greater than 95 to take brother-in -law is actual ly hnving rece nt!) JOIOt:J an H ~ IO . He ~t::nt to steps to red uce their hlood pressure. effects from h" medicine or if side . . cc h1~ new doct Cir for~~ phy~ical ami There is no do ubt that th is wi tt he is feelin g tired because ht< hlood dcCrc:.tsc their ri ~ k uf l11;art attack wa ~ loum.l w he 111 E!lioU ~hapc ure is now lower than it should · press cxccrt for h iS hlolld prc~S UfC . It V.' <h and stm kc. be . Fr~qucnt bl ood pressure mcaI ~X ove r 90. wh ich lthou ~ ht wu:-. in There arc many treatment s for surcmcnt. s can c)ari fy that. I often the n o rm ~ll ran g<.' . The doc tor hi gh bl ood pressu re . The most -..ccmcd q u11 ~ cn ncl'mL'd and \tarted importan l arc often the most difficult have my patients take thei r own _ him on mcdi c m ~ tha t day. Before - red uce we iglll to the ideal leve l. pressure to gather thi s import ant tlli~. !11.: wa:-. llc•ll thy and ,. j~orous . reduce salt (actuall y it is the sodium informati on. Morning and evening re adings, for ahou t one week. arc · Now. he 1s con.-.wn tl y tm.:J and docs· in salt we"re conce rned abo ut) to n't feel well. He aplntned thi > tn the 2000 milligrams per da y, and usc usuall y sufficient to show if the · Joctor. hut hl' 1n:-. istcd that he cnn- beverages containing caffei ne and pressure is ~t ay i ng in the nonnal ltnuc the T~1cda:inc . Should he real ly alcohol only in great moderation . ra nge . If the pressure is normal. then . co ntinue wit h this medic in e·! These life -style changes arc very the problem ts caused by stdc effects Answer: An c..,timated 50 mill ion difftcu lt to make and . therefore. fro m the mcdi catton. In ·this sit uation. there arc often other drugs that Americans ha,·c this very com mon do n't always happen . can contro l the press ure without condi tion . which J oc 10r ~ call Less thary 10 percent of individu ~ these annoying symptoms. causing "hyperten sion." It is more prevalen t nls with hi gh bl ood pressure have :i. It sound s like your brother-in-law in m~n . until :.~gc 65 : aft er thi s poi nt spec ific cause that req uire s speci fic needs to go sec his doctor again . I w.>men nssumc the lca<j_n thi s dcad - medication . Most have "esse ntial suggest that he take n log of his hypcnc nsion ," wh ich is a fanc y way ty ·racc. blood pressure readi ng along wit h a The reason \VC <HC concerned for doctors to describe the condi t1o n list of hi s undesirable sy mptoms. about de1 atcd blnod pressure is that without tel ling you that we don't Then he and his doctor ca n figure 11 increases the risk of stroke and hove a clue as to why your pressure out what to do. heart attack - the lending ki ller of is up. The good news is that we can adult Amcncnns . High blood prcs- alm ost always fmd a comhin atton ol "Family Medicine" is a weekly .;urc ~ ~ genera ll y defined as a sus- medication and life-style changes tatncd blood pressu re, taken while that wil l lower blood · pressure to .c olumn. To submit questions, thl' pcr~on i:"' at rest. greate r than within "safe limits. " Thi s will signif- writ.e to .Jo n C. .Wolf, D.O., Ohio "1-10 o\'e r 90" ( 140/90). Research icantl y pccrcasc your ri sk of prema- University College of Osteopathic Grosvenor Hall, \hows us "that those wi th readings ture death from heat1 attack and Medicine, Athens, Ohio 45701. bet wern 140/90 and 150/95 have stroke . . Now. I witt address the ·spe eilic · ~trmilp . ~dkJine John c. P0 WELL'S SlORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM·IO PM o.o. 298 SECOND ST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, JAN. 17, 1998 a COCA COLA PRODUCTS Maryland upsets .NC Tar Heels ' Honor students named Andrew Wolf. Pomeroy. and Rnb yn Ann Stout, Syracuse. arc :unong those named to the honor roll at The Ohio Stat e Untvcrsi ty tn Columhus for the fall quancr. The hst is made up uf st udents carn1ng a grade point avcrJgc of at least :1.5 on n 4.0 scale . Lau rei ClifT news Hol iday guests at the home of A nn Mash were Mr. and Mrs. Butch Mash of Chesh1re . Bob Mash and Mr-.. Chri sty Crane and VJ.n c~'a ;I!H.l I3r~ttJ . of Lnn s. S .C . Lcann M:.tsh nf Norfolk . V:t. . Bert Mash of Jac·k" "" illc . Fla .. Billy Crane of M11tk Boch. S.C.. Mr. anJ Mrs. P;ll J ( llllhl \11. Samun!lw and Kclli~ of R cy nuld~hurg . Dv. ighl Cu llins. Mr. and Mr~ . Wayne Pu l l in ~ and Je ~Sl' anJ Mt·>. Clifford Jacobs . to,·at. Chuck Mash of Rcynold>hurg and Da\\ n .mJ daught~r Lnrcn S\\ iLl of M r~ . Fashion finally has found that big can be beautiful and profitable for designers By TILLY LAVENAS The Greenville (S .C.) News Oncl'. ~t y li s h L· lothin ~ was fashion ~ J onl y for hodi ~:-. thai could "'4UC ~ /..: into a r~ rfcr t ~ i /C X. or mayhe 10 or 12 . When it ~ arne to high f:.hhllm . !argc women \Hrc fl at !lUI of lur k. Not an ymore . Styles hcarmg the nam e~ of lk:-.i ~ ncrs !i uch a~ Li7. Clai· htlfnL' fil l 1h~ racks in p l u s-~ i zc J ~ partmcnh around the country. " I c~m · l k~ c·p StHn ~ c l ot he~ in .;to..: ~ .. . an yth1n g With high style ," '~ savs Ann ie Cure ton. a saleswomen in .thi..' plu.~-s1t.C' women's department at J'.B. Whi!r . a Greenvi lle, S.C.. dc par~mcnt ~ l ore. Also, rn agat.1 ncs such as Big Bcauttfu l Woman , Mode and Be lle tnut trendy ~lyles for women with a little meat on their hone> . Mode's c·mc r heralds. "S impl y the be' t in • >t/ CS 12. 1~ . 16 .. .. Plus ·st!cd fash ion has fi.nall y l' O!llC 1nto 1 1 ~ ow n. say~ fa shion con:-.ultanl Fern Bratlcn . who travels arnu nd the country nrrang: mg fashI On s h ow~ fur larger "''oman . I3r;lllcn rtcc ntl y nrchc:-,tratcd a Grcl' nvdl c fa . ; h1nn show when.~ . for once . moJcl . . \~OI"l' 1he ~ arn e sit.e as m:my mcmhc:1"- of the aw.ll cnccs I~ anJ ur , The >how "·as full of hrigi)t co lor.., ~md . , tripe s.· OIKC co n s itlcr~d t~1hno ror the lar~e -s i 1c woman. One mnckl ""'" a 'rt aid blat.cr nnd a v.l .nc-coloretl ~ kirt . Another '"·' hayed down tbe ~;'! h wny in a sport Je o111n wraparound sktn . The introducti on of sponswenr and more yo uthful Jcs1gns is further n iJcnce that the indu stry is rcthtnk lll~ the pl us-:.. izc market. Bratten - " :l\ ... . . ~ " HI'.. toru;ally. lar!!e-siz.e Women ha>c t>ccn rctcgaiCI;J to the dark. " Brnttcn >:t)s · fl asica ll y. we were told to wear dark colors 10 mtnim izc our hottom half." When a woman goes int o a plusstze deportment today. she linds clothes in 1clvct s. knits and ehenillcs. wt th the fit and fas hion fla ir of small er si1es . Bratten points 'to a mage nt a knit jncket. " Years ago nlanufacturers would never ha1c thought thi s would sel l. " .!1c says. Caro le Litt le and El len Traey arc among designers who have entered the plus-s tle market in the las t dc-:adc . says Ehhic Rodri gucl, fa<h ion and promotions director at J.B. Wio'· ' · \ / hen Lit. Claiborne broug ht out l1· "Elisabeth " collection of pluss1 ':'d clothin g. Bratten says. retailers st: Jdcnl y rcaltzcd that thts cou ld t>c a lucrat ive market. Regardless of her shape , any woman can he a knock-out if she t:hooscs her wardrobe and accessori cs carefull y. Bratte n says. Dark stockings and shoes: for example. can make legs look slimmer. And,' sl!c add s. " play up· att you cari with ~osmetic s and a good haircut. An y woma n can enham:c her good fea tures 1f '\he knows what kind of figure she has. Bratten says. · She di vide; mo>t large -size wome n into four categories. ·-: T-SHAPE. Most of the weight is in the upper torso. Like Linda Evnns. thi s wonwn has broad shou tders and prohaht y a fu ll hust. Suits. espec iall y ones wit h a three-quarter 1cngth jacket. look good on a Tshape . Tunics with pants also arc a good c ~oice . ..., A-SHAPE. Also ca tted pear shape. thi s fi gure is two si7es small er on top than on the bottom . These women often Jon ·l luok large when they .s it down. llfattcn says. hccausc the weight is all below the waist . Shoulder pads arc an' absolute mu st. bccau~c the shou lders arc not on the same plane as the hips. Knit cardi gans and pan ts. and circle or gored skim are good for this ki nd of fi gure. - X-SHAPE . Also catted hourglass, thi s shape is usually characterit.ed by a large bust. Bratten says. Oprah Winfrey is an X. and Xs can wear a lot of different styles . This womJ.n shou ld tuck in her hlouse and wear a helt to show oil her waist - I-SHAPE. Has no watst orhips an& thin nrms and lc:.•. All the weight is in the midriff. Ot.c fnmmt> 1-shapc is Roseanne, wt· >c untfnrm on h~r television progr~1 ·11 was stlrrup pants and hig shons. . \n 1-shapoJ woman should never Oc l! Of lUCk Ill anything. O ne llattcring style i> a coat dress or tuna: laycrCd over a _ skirt to create a two-thirds, one-third pr<)ponion . -Here is more fashion advil:c for women with substance. -'- Unless you've got a T-shapcd figure. always wear shoulder pt.Hb . A broad. shoulder wi lt make your wai st and hips appear smaller. - If you' ve got a waist to sho w off. wear a t>c lt. - The new longer jackets are tdcal for camounagtng large hips. - Wear scarve s and necklaces that draw the eye dosvnward . - Pay attention to your makeup and hair. Get a haircut !hat 's easy to manage. and wear mqkcup . every day.· - Make sure your clothes fit. Ne ver wear anything that 's too ti ght or too loose. - If you ' re under 5-feet-4, you need shorter skirts. sweaters and Jackets. - If you can't hide...At.. dl'ro rar e 11 2-7-15-26."39-43 Kicker: , 446163 Rain likely tonight. Low in 30s. Friday, cloudy. High in mid 30s . I ' en tine UMIT2 PEPSI & MT. DEW PRODUCTS Vol. 48, NO. 190 C1998, Ohio Valley Publishing ComJIInv 2 Se'cttona, 12 Pageo, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, January 15,-1998 ·24 PK CUBE Computer-assisted reading program launched at Salem Center, Harrisonville $. 79 SNOW FLOSS TOMATO JUICE 4601 FRESH SPLIT CHICKEN Breasts••• ••••••••• 99c Lb. • JIF PEANUT BUTTER 18 oz. ·-- Rcynold>burg . wi th their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ern .· ,·t Van lnwagen Oscar Smi th and Mar~e Fetty cclehratcd their .i2n d wedding were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs . an ni versary Monday evcroing. Those William Williams of Lima. nttendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Fern Story spent Monday Vanlnwagen and sons Aaron and wi th . he r sister. Mrs. Mildred Perry Dustin . Mr. and Mrs . Pnttl Marr. Mr. of Athens. and Mrs. Darrell Brewer. Mr. and Dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Denver Nelson, Jerry Vanln- Mrs. Marge Fetty were OSQar Smith. wagrn. Shirley Frazier and Mildred Iva Powell, Mildred Jacobs, local. Jaco bs. Icc cream, cake and coffee nnd Robin Campbe ll/ and Alex wc1:c se rved. Nolan of Cinc innati . · Mrs . June Soulsby spend a fe w Roy Howe ll spent a few weeks in days with he r sister in toga n. Orlando, Fla .. the guest of his son Mr. and Mrs . John Anderson and and fam il y. and also in Palaska . Fla .. fami ly of C:nnbridge spent a few with hi s daughter. Mr. and Mrs . dav s with Mrs. J ~an Wri12h1. ·Larry (Kay) Walker and f:imil y. -Gueo.;t>.; :11 the home ~1 f Mr. and G uest> at the home of Mrs. Mrs . Jas . Gilmore o\'cr the llolid~ys Emm a Fox and Ruth Douelns were \\C IT Mr. nnd Mr~ . Kl:nl.i ! Snantnn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rtftle- and 12Darhi~ . Arim as and Jordon. Mrs. day -old baby Elizabeth . She is the Sand> Gtlm orc. Mr. and Mrs . Ern est grca t - g rcat ~ g ra nd da u g ht c r of Mrs. Haggy. Mr. anJ Mrs. Bill y Glue Fox . Also attending were Mick Fox. and Erin. Kim Hat!!!\' a·nd Dcnm s Sonya Wolfe, !ala Howe ll and Mr. Gilmore. ·" and Mrs. Mike Douglas of Well ston . Darhic ~md Arima~ spe nt a week 5828 Sports on Page 4 p Society Scrapbook 565 Pick 4: Super Lqtto: 12 PKS 12 OZ. CANS $ .99 Pick 3: By JIM FREE'-'AN · Sentinel News Staff Teachers and parents are always looking for new ways to encourage . children to read, and Carolyn Nicholson librarian for Salem Center and Harrrsonville elementary schools, is reporting success with a new, com,puter assisted reading program. In October, Nicholson incorporated The Accelerated Reader -- Computerized Reading Management System by Advantage Learning Systems Inc. into the school s' libraries. The computer-based program inCludes tests for thousands of books written for elementary school students. Youngsters se lect a book in the school library, read it: and then take a test on the computer. Books are assigned points based on their length and ' diffic ulty. Students can accumulate points then · exchange them for prizes purchased by the school's PTO. Nicholson said the program boosts not only reading skills, but.math and computer skills as well . In addition, the ·program contains tests on books DENIES CHARGES • During a press conference in Baghdad science, geography, aniconcerning Wednesday, Iraqi deputy premier Tariq Aziz denied charges that mals and other subjects- - nO! JUSt litIraq still has weapons of mass destruction. (AP) erature. On Wednesd,ay, Josh Johnson. a fifth grader at Salem Cente r, breezed through a test on Stuart Little, the classic childr.:n 's book by E. B. TAKING TEST- Josh Johnson, a fifth-grade kids to read books, and then tests them on the White . So far he has accumulated 31 student at Salem Center Elementary School, is books using a computer program. Youngsters points since staning on the program shown here.using The Accelerated Reader proutilizing the program earn points they can laton Oct. 13 -- the most so far at the gram at tha school. The program encourages er exchange for prizes. school. "It's preny fun," said Johnson. "It's own time to read so they can take the To help out the ad ults. the program progra m even mixc.'i the tcsl quesnot like work. You ge t a lot of points tes t. keeps slat islics on what is read , the tions to help keep the st udents hon"Kids are always ~hec kin g out approximate grade level of the hooks est. for doing what you like to do ... read." And that is part of the reading sys- books. but they don't always 'read read , and even includes parent" -- one Si n(..' C installing the program in "AGHDAD. Iraq (AP) -While cealing banned weapons and docu- tem's appeal -- it rewards them for them," she sai d. "To take the test, the is a form that goes to the printout Octohcr. the 64 part tcipating students ment s. His . no-notice inspections so1nc .weapons inspectors were out reading. Nicholson said. commenting kids have to read the book ." child's teac her ami to the parent< Th_ c read 272 hook s as of Wcdnc., have searching tod ay for banned Iraqi were said to have surprised Iraqi offi. that some students come in on their da y. . weapons material . the American -led cials seve ral times. In i'tcw York. the U.N. Security team that was blocked by Iraq twi ce· this week stayed behind awaiting Counci l adopted a statement Wednesinstructi ons fro'm U.N. headq uarters day deploring the hlock ing o f Rtttcr's team and " Iraq 's subsequent fa ilure in New York . an abortion." By JOHN SEEWER n o i ~c police ... he "iaid. I hal he likes to play hi s tnu , ic loud. Iraq has accus.,d the leader of the to fullill its obligat ions to provide the Associated Press Writer The bill pr,phibiting abort ions for ' 'I'm a little hard of and The noi >c htlt wi tt go to rhc Sensecond tea m. former U.S. Marine (inspectors) with full. unconditional COLUMBUS - Stale lawmakers state Y.·orkcrs is similar 10 a fclfcral I'm afraid I'll be pull ed ove r ate fur co n sid en.~tion . Scott Ritter. of espionage and says the and immediate access to all sites ." have taken another step to make it law that bl ocks health plans coverin g ~----------------~ Iraqi ofli cials who escort arm s makeup of his !!:am is too heavily more difficult for some women and federal workers from pay in g for weighted with Amer ica ns and ins pectors said Ritter had not girls to get abortions in Ohio. abortions. Britons. It re fu sed to give hi s team infonned them that he would· be car~ut an analysis by the Ohi o LegThe Senate 'on Wedne· ·day Iraqi cscnns on Tuesday and Wcdnes- rying out inspecti ons today. islative Budget Office saiJ the hill approved two separate bill s that Iraqi Deputy Prime MioustcrTariq <lay. c iTectivcly blocking its work . require minors to receive p .:-cr.tal would have little impact on the " All' the teams arc out except Rit- Aziz said Wednesday that Iraq would permission before ge tting ab•· ,.ions state's insurance costs. Ahorti ons ter's ." said Nils Carlstrom. head of riot allow Ritter to resume inspections and prohibit abort ion co\•er: ·ge in represent a fraction of the medi.:al the U.N. inspection oflice in Bagh- unless his team was reshaped to state workers· insurance plans except procedures covered . dad . " We arc waoting (for) orders include more inspec tors from other when medical ly necessary. The House, meanwhile, added ~.:uuntrics . from New York ... George Voinovich was Gov. some leg islative teeth to a common In an attempt to end the standoff Ri tter hends a team that was tryexpected to sign the bills into law. plea ·of parents across the sta te : Continued on page 3 ing In uncovc.r Iraq i methods of conThe parental co nsent bi ll , pat- . "Turn do wn that rad io." tcrned after similar laws in other Lawmakers voted 82 -14 to stntcs. would change current laW: approve legislati on prohibitin g car which requires that parents be noti- stereos from being turned up loud fied before a child under 18 ha~ an enoug h to be heard more than I00 abortion . feet away. " I don't hclicvc the t>cst advice .· First-time violators would be fined The American Red Cross, Tri- tions at the ce nter> .•r.d bloudmohilcs State Region. has increased its urgent thi s week and next"" . k," Anele .;on- comes from an ahonion clinic. " said up to $100. Repeal offenders would Se n. Lou Blcsstng, R-Cincinnat i. " I be se ntenced lo up to 60 days in jail appeal iss ued last wee k to an emer- tinucd . "Lives dcpcn(, ',Jn it.':Prescnt inventory leve ls loca lly be lieve the parents know far hencr. " and fined of up to $500. · gency level appeal. accordi ng to a A woman wanting an abortion Rep . Tom Roberts. D-Dayton , Red Cross 0ffi cial. and the reg ion is arc the resuh of low collection~ since included it. a national appeal for the holidays. higher than expected wou ld have to meet wi th a doctor 24 said he sponsored the bill to help ou t townships that du not have the blood tsst•cd hy Red Cross President usage at ~ospi tals . an,d llu and other hour> before the procedure . The ahorlion issue. which seems aut hority to dea l with the noi>c comkeeping people from donatillnesses Elizabeth Dole . Tim Angle. chief executi ve officer ing. In addi tio n, Ang le sai d the to crop up at least once a year in the plaints. "It's just a nuisance ." he added . of the T t-Statc Region Blood Ser- national shortage fo blood drastical- Legis lature . hroughl heated debate from Democrats. " It's not a major problem. but enough vices, s d critically low inventories ly limits the amount of blood availNEW PROGRAM - Ohio Gov. George Voinovich points to a " I am angry that this bitt is once people have ratsed the iS\uc to dea l chart showing a toll-free Children's Health Insurance Hotline durat mo · · of the Red Cross regions able in the Red Cross system . "Right now. any excess blood is aga in hcforc the legisl ature." said with it." ing 11 news conference at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus wide has forced the appeal. "In n Rep. Lynn Olm an. R-Maumcc. Wednesday. More children in poor families witt be eligible for govour region we have increased the being sent 10 those pan s of the cou n- Sen. Judy Sheerer, D-Shaker Heights. ernment-paid health insurance under a program that the goverappeal to emergency leve l, which try, which due to severe weather, can- "Every year we sec additional strate- said the bi ll was an unn~ccs s.ary intruto chip away at the ng ht to have gies nor announced yesterday. (AP) ,- r in to people'< live>. Ohnan added sion means at least tour bi O<)d types arc at not collect blood. We have the capaless than a one-day supply. includin g bilit y to collect enough bl ood localboth 0 positive and negative," he ly to end our shonagc. so we must said . A three-day supply is needed 10 take those .stcps ." adcquatCiy supply local hospitals. On To help boost collections. the Red Wednesday. the region had only 16 0 Cross has been adding bloodmobile positive units out of a needed 275 visits and stressi ng the urgency of units and area residents wi th 0 and donating blood to donors. A bloodabo ut two hours . Po rn ~roy. ~lct:ordin,!! to 1\.'I U~\C r. was tainmcnt on J. dnil v ha:-tis. A type blood ar~ urged to ·donate mobile has been schedu led at Eastern BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff pl anned visi ts resu lted from The that "thin g\ he JUSt li ke they were !Jq Local High School for high school He also mcntio;>ed that there will blood . Passengers from the "Cumberhd the reception which passe ngers time.·· . he some pay ment -- about $200 Angle said al least I. 700 units of students and area residents . "fhe visPri.ncess" wifl be visiting downtown received when the Princess stopped When the vis tt was made last sum- eac h clay from the hoat conipany .. blood need to t>c collected between it will be Jan . 22, 9:30- 1:30 p.m. and Pomeroy at least three times a week in Pomeroy last summer. mer. pa s~cngc rs we re ,g rcctl,'d hy which wt ll provide !fl<>ncy for the Jan. 8 through Jan. 16. After that. ar at least 35 successful donations are fmm Apri l to October, John Musser As for the actual number •of stops entertainment. rc"i idcnts 111 costume cx pcn ~cs of !-tCC uring c o~tu m e d least 240 units of blood need to be needed to meet the goal ,pt the bloodannounced at Wednesday's me~ti n g in Pomeroy each week . Mu sse r said who conducted tours throug h the 'il - g uidl!~ and entertainment , and the collected daily ro maintain adequate mobi le. To donate blood, one must be at · of the Pomeroy Merchants Associa- ·it is contingent on boo.ki ngs and lagc, an icc cream socia l. o p~ n $hops. eos t of making the icc cream . levels. At this time all units of blood whether iwo boats or one wi II be and numerou> spec ~at dtsplays. hRve been collected, tea•ing a bal - least 17 years old .. weigh a minimum tion. The need for eve ry husincss to he pres ident of Pomeroy Vi llage the daily trips. If there arc making The of ItO pounds, and not have given Musser said th:11 work must he gin . open whe n lhe Pr i nces~.; passe ngers an~o of 889 unit s to be collected by Council said that plans have been bookings for one boat only then stops arc in town IS '\:ritical for succ ess·... in the past 56 days. For funher blood f'rld~y. According to Angle, local immediately on gettin g c\•cryt hin g in with the owners for the finned up wil l be made three days a week . but . ~a id Musser. questi ons· about information, or blood ·inventories arc so low hospital place . He sa id that Trintt y Chu rch is boat to dock at the levee about 5 p.m. if there are enough passengers for discussing how to provide homemade The possibil t.t)' of cstnbli shi,ng a prdor' have been cut and blood is donating blood, individuals may call boing released on ly if there are spe- 1-800-GIVE LIFE or (304) 342- The 40 to 50 passengers wi ll disem- two boats, then one wi ll be coming in )icc cream on a six-day a week hmis cralt mall , a small food cafe , and oth. bark and are scheduled to be in the every day except Sunday. clfio transfusion orders by a physi- 4000. and that s te~s arc already bein g tak- er hu~ m cssr s --eve n if tht:y arc open shopping · district of Pomeroy for A condition of sto pp ing in en ~ n how to cornc up with enter~ian . "We must have strong eottecContinued on page 3 · Americans left behind . U.N. inspectors are out searching for rnore Iraqi w~apons BROUGHTON Oran e Juic-':~~. $ 79 1 KRAFT MACARONI & ·CHEESE DINERS 7.25 ~~J oz Abortions restricted for minors, state ·workers SUNSHINE CHUNK DOG FOOD 18 LBS. \ STOKELY'S VEGETABLES American Red Cross issu~s emergency appeal for blood SO·DRI PAPER TOWELS · Limit 12 Please Add . Purch 39¢ ROLL PURE SWEET SUGAR '/ From April to October $l29 4 LBS SOFT· & GENTLE BATH TISSUE 4ROLL PK .2/$1 •' Riverbo~t Win A Bankroll This Week Powell's Super / Value saoo . Free Cash, Stop In The Store For Details , . • tours announced by Musser • � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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