https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/44161fe234f4ba8904314958814931b8.pdf 34f99c7ca0540bb416c7b5fd83c77b47 PDF Text Text ... v,..~•·'·•· · ~·•\.oo-'"'f• .. .. " . "~ .' ,. . '' ,Ohto L'Ottery Marauders roll over FH Lancers Plck3: 621 Pick 4: 4339 B.uckeye 5: 4-10-11-19-21 . Sports on Page 4 Snow, low in upper 20s.Thursday, cloudy, chance of snow, high In upper 30s . • en tine Vol. 48, NO. 204 (Q1998, Ohto Valley Publishing Company 2 Sections, 12 Pages, 35 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, 'February 4, 1998 cants A Gannett Co. Newspaper For school funding House~ maneuver may push back midnight deadline By AARON MARSHALL PROGRESS J.ACKING_ • Senate Minority . Leader Ben Espy, 0-Columbus, gestures durIng a news conference concerning the lack of progress by the House In passing a school- Worried groups say new spending would threaten boomer retirement payments and Republicans use numbers in the so-called "unified" budget that includes Social Security. Projections by the Congressional Budget Office show, for eKample, the deficit at $5 billion this year and at only $2 billion next year - not much more than a blip in the $1.67 trillion federal budget. But that unified budget includes surplus funds being paid into Social Security in preparation fo~;. . baby boomers starting to retire in large numbers in a decade or so. Take away Social Security's expected $100 billion surplu~ this year. and there is a deficit of $105 billion, CBO reports. Without the $113 Social Security surplus predicted next year, there is a S115 · deficit. And by 2008, when the rosy calculation shows a $138 billion surplus, there would be an $80 billion deficit without Social Security. "There is no balanced budget, not yet." Dorgan said. "We need to balance the budget the right way, and do so in reality, not just in our rhetoric." He was joined bY, officiljj~.fro!l), six,~s who warnM :that'~slng the Social Security trust fund to achieve balance will drive up the national debt, drain off money for interest payments, slow economic growth, and make it harder to fulfill Social Security promises to baby boomers and later generations. The six groups want the Social Security trust fund, built up so those obligations can be met, and they want the trust fund removed from budget calculations. "If we squander this opportunity for Social Security surpluses. we could face a much more dismal 'outlook down the road," said Carol Cox Wait, president of the Committee for a Responsible Fedeml . Budget. ' · That cautious approach contrasts with Clinton's recent calls for more spending on child care and education, or calls by many Republicans· to cut taxes or spend more on highways, for example. Bob Bixby, riational policy director of the Concord Coalition, which has advocated spending and tax policies designed to eliminate BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH As for beautification, Dutlield Sentinel News Staff reported that Mary Wise will be Changes.in the business district of chairman of volunteers who will Middleport were noted and ways to encourage and assist residents in improve the downtown through planting and maintaining gardens. group activities and beautification Plans for putting flags on the street projects were discussed at Tuesday's were discussed with the president meeting of the Middleport Commu- proposing one in spring colors for nity Association. April. May and June. using the red, Myron Duffield, president. report- white and blue welcome flags for ed the closing of three businesses in July and August, and gelling sometown this month. The L&J Swapp thing new for fall. He noted that the and Shop will close this week. West- orange and black flags will fly durern Auto will close next w,eek. and ing Middleport Alumni week. Buttons and Bows on Feb. 14. -The activity calendar presented by Duffield also talked about the D'uffieldJncluded the July 4 celebraimpact of new things coming into tion, the Christmas parade on· Nov. town -- the Rio Grande University . 22. and. a candelighting program at branch in the old Holzer Clinic Diles Park on Dec. 5. It was noted Building on Mill scheduled to open that the annual Easter egg hunt will this spring. and the Craft and Antique be staged by the Middleport Fire Center on the "T" being opened by Department. and th:it the FeeneyMike and Debbie Gerlach in March. Bennett Post 128, American Legion, the deficit, warned that such spending could tum disastrous if the economy sours. "There are lots of things that could go wrong, throw us 9ff course," he said. Joining those conservative-leaning groups were the Center on Budget and Poli.cy Priorities and the National League of Cities, which typically take more liberal positions. The coalition also included the American Association of Retired People and the Committee for EconomK: Development. Clinton and several key Republicans, including House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia, have called for a commission to seek long-term solutions to a shortage in the Social Security trust fund that is expected to occur in 2030. they would have recognized that the IRS may allow taxpayers to delay payment by up to six months during which interest, but not penalties, are assessed. The form is so little known that some IRS employees are unaware of its existence. and the agency does little to publicize it. Moreover, it is not readily available. Instead. most people caught in a financial bind use IRS Form 4868. which allows for an auto, malic four-month extension for filing. 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The IRS Web site has won critical acclaim , but access "Tax World,'' maintained by can be maddeningly slow. Thomas C. Orner, associate proOne note: the forms and instruc- . fcssor of accounting at the Unitions can only be read and printed versity of Illinois at Chicago. out using the Adobe Acrobat Read- http://omer.actg.uic.edu. er software, which is available for Tax calc.ulators at free on' the IRS site. It can take up http : //www.moneyadvisor. com/c~! or to an hour to-download the Adobe c/ software and install it on your com- http://www.investorhome.com/inte ract.htm or puler. Other IRS sites online aren 't as http:l/www.us.kpmg.com/taKact/ta' · user fri endly, but if you' re adven- xcalc.html ·From Secure Tax, an online tax 'turous, knock yourself out. Direct Dial Access is at (703) 321 -8020; filing service. http:l/www.secureTelnet: iris.irs.ustreas.gov; FTP: tax.com The payment extension, as di'stinguished from the filing eKtension, is not granted automatically. Taxpayers must show that unfore. seen circumstances beyond their control, such as medical bills, made it impossible for them to pay by April 15. · In each instance, however, one or the other form must be filed by the April 15 deadline. And ifFonn 1127 is used, the tax return itself must be filed .on time. Tax litigation consultant Dan Pilla, who teaches tax professionals the ins and outs of the tax law and whphas written nine books on the tax system, has done his best to infonn ' the public about Form 1127, but it is still little understood. Pilla, whose offices are in the St. Paul suburb of White Bear on its own, although Albright aides make the point an attack on Iraq would not be like the 1991 invasion to liberate Kuwait, which required a coalition army. There are U.S. military bases in Turkey, Saudi Ambia, Kuwait and Bahrain. all of which could contribute sites. to a successful assault on Iraq. But no She came home today saying sup- country, during Albright's travels. port in the Arab world had grown . publicly offered use of their bases. Albright hinted that several of the And her aides said France had drawn Arabs she talked to were willing to closer to the U.S. views.· provide military support. " While they prefer a diplomatic "We believe we have all the route. as we do. none of the Arabs have said go home and tell the pres- cooperation we need across the ident that he should not use ,force:· board," she said Tuesday in Bahrain Albright said en route to Washinglon. afl'er meeting with the emir. Sheik lsa Albright talked to the leade" of bin Salman AI Khalifa. And she su~gestc!d later that Arab Jordan. the Palestinian Authority. Kuwait . Saudi Arabia. Bahrain and leaders must be guarded in what they Egypt. That followed consultations say publicly about an attack on with French. Russian and British offi- another Arab country. "They have ditferent ways of cials. and telephone diplomacy on the road with Italian and Turkish leaders. expressing themselves." Albright Britain has heavy-duty firepower said. "I do believe we will have that deployed in the Persian Gulf. Other- cooperation." And. she said. "they were pleased wise.the United States appears to be WASHINGTON <AP) _;_ Secretary of State Madeleine Albright started out for E~rope, the Persian Gulf and the Middle East six days ago with only Britain standing foursquare with the United States in threatening to attack Iraq as a last resort for opening suspect weapons Lake, Minn., says he's tiad a difficult time learning why the form is so little publicized, since inevitably there are many thousands of taxpayers who might benefit from .its use. The two fonns, Forms 11~7 and Form 4868, are not the only means by which p._-cssureditaxpayers can delay the inevitable ....:· <Jt WORRIED ABOUT YOUR FINAN_CIAL FUTURE? .UNHAPPY WITH THE ANSWERS YOU'VE BEEN GEniNG? COME TO THE SECURITY OF YOUR COMMUNITY! We'll "Work With You" to help you make the most of your future with a retirement plan that is strong and secure to meet YOUR goals for the future. We'll also help you keep your plan i~ action. We have retirement accounts for all ages and incomes. After all, your future Is our future. \ & Savings Company ' P.QITI8foy, OH 7.401992-2136 ' Tuppeia Plains, OH. 740/667-3161 we were mit thinking of a pinprick .. assault on Iraq and its president. Saddam Hussein. Acconding to a senior U.S. official. only Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov ruled out the use of force when he met with Albright on Friday in Madrid. Spain. Russian President Boris Yeltsin warned President ~linton today that he may provoke a world war if the Americans use force aJ;ainst Iraq. Speaking at a mtl!ting. Yeltsin offered Russia 's most critical statement so far concerning the possibility of a U.S. strike against Iraq. "By his actions. Clinton might run into a world war. He is acting too loudly. " the lnterfax news agency quoted Yeltsin a.' saying in the Krem- · lin. At the White House today, National Security Council spokesman P.J. Crowley responded. ''If Saddam Hussein complies with U.N . resolutions. there will be no need for military force ." Throughout the trip, Albright get an e.,timated $44.6 million to hire said ;til Ohio school districts would The Associated Press Ohio would receive millions of new teachers; about $430 million for gaitrfrom the bonds, especially those dollars under President Chnton's pro- continued cleanup at the former with older buildings. posed 1999 federal budget. but the .Mound nuclear weapons plant near "Most schools would benefit from $1.73 trillion spending plan has Dayton, the closed Fernald nuclear the reduced-class-size initiative. too," drawn criticism from some slate otli - weapons plant near Cincinnati and he said. Portsmouth uranium-enrichment cials. Gov. George Voinovich said he plant in Piketon; and $27.6 million U.S. House and Senate budget belie. ves current federal education committets met Tuesday to discuss for military construction at Wrightmoney could be spent more effithe proposal. which De_mocrats gen- Patterson Air Force Base. ciently. The money for new teachers is in erally praised for its initiatives while In a letter to Clinton last month. many Republicans questioned the president's $33.9 billion educathe governor wrote that "since only whether it ' could deliver' on all its tion budget. As part of his education 6 percent of Ohio's overall spending initiatives. Clinton wants to hire promises. on education comes from Washing· House Budget Committee Chair- I00.000 new teachers nationwide man John Kasjch, R-Ohio. said,dur over seven years to reduce cia.~~ sizes. ton, it 5eems to me that rather than Clinton also wants to offer ,tax creating new federal programs. curing Tuesday's budget hearings ir Washington that he thought the pres- credits that would pay the interest on ·rent commitments to education ident's proposal was headed in the $22 billion in school-construction should be re--evaluated to see if they bonds. Ohio schools could qualify for can be improved." wrong direction. < Ohio schools Superintendent John an estimated $404 million in interest"At the end of the day, we ought Goff said he was worried the state free bonds, the Akron Beacon Jourto say 'no' to these new programs," may get money to hire new teachers nal reported Tuesday. he said. only to have the federal funding withRep. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, Under Clinton's plan. Ohio could t\bur~o:k~4t... ,..,.-~ 'C ~ k - ~ :·ra:.,mers,Ban · FB The possibility of re.~urrccting the fall festival was discussed as were a variety of fund raising activities such as · dinner-dances, activities on the football field. a magic show, a Christl)las circus, and a visit from the Jewel City for excursions. Dutlield will get additional information on the circus· and excursions on the Jewel City. Sidewalk sales by the merchants were discussed a1 wa1 the·possibility of holding community yard sales as a wax of getting_~ ~,hoppers into M•ddle~n, , ' · '' '·~ - •• meeting was the AIso·no\rn:!l(,.,e death of Ca~~.'.1ilir and the memorial fund esro~iislted through the Community AssoCiation. The membership report showed 19 paid members to diue, with 20 more verbally committed. _The goal is 75 members. Dick Owen. trea.,urer. reported a balance in the trea.•ury of $557.17. . It was decided to publish a newsletter each month to go out to all the members. Duffield gave a brief report on the Middleport business and housing survey completed in . 1983 and an overview of the downtown Middleport business strategic plan prepared four years ago. He noted that both call for capitalizing on the Ohio River, cited the need for rehabilitating the downtown, and stressed the nece ..sily for establishing a business development strate~y. Meetings are held in the conference room of Peoples Bank. Middleport. on the first Tuesday of each month. avoided saying when the United States might attack or how the attack would be carried out. She said several times it would be a significant and massive attack. and that the aim was to thwart Iraq from using chemical or biological weapons against its neighbors. She assured Israel. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. all targets of'lraq in the Gulf War. that they would have U.S . protection. · As the clock ticks down. Russia. France and the Arab League are pushing diplomacy. Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa spoke Tuesday of grave consequences that "all of us want to avoid." Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak ha.~ called at least a dozen Arab leaders and promoted a miss_ion by the Arub League to Baghdad. · "Unfortunately," Albright said in Cairo. "there continues to be no evidence that S:uldam's version of dip!.._ macy is anything more than feints, Continued on page 3 Ohio officials have mixed reaction to Clinton's funding plan COME I"'_TODAY AND SEE WHAT WE'RE DOING TO BECOME I will again this year be doing Sleepy Hollow Halloween party on Oct. 29. Albright: Support of Arab world has grown Relief is available for millions of American taxpayers By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Buslneu Analyst . NEW YORK- Simply because they have never heard of a particular government form, many thousands of taxpayers will pay costly civil penalties to the Internal Revenue Service this year. It is difficult to determine the precise number of such ta.payer~. but in 1996 the Internal Revenue Service assessed 13.1 million taxpayers a total of $1.2 billion in civil penalties for failure to pay taxes. Many of these people could have avoided the penalties. Had they known about IRS Form 1127, islative majority. Republican House ballOt as a proposed constitutional leaders introduced House Bill697 in amendment. All previously discusa skeleton House session shortly sions about ballot issues had involved before II p.m. yesterday. plans in the form of constitutional "There is a deadline. but it's not amendments which required threeWednesday.'' said House Speaker Jo fifths majorities in each chamber. Ann Davidson. R-Reynoldsburg. in But this new bill. which Davidson reference to the newly-introduced said would still be channeled through legislation. Midnight tonight is the the nonnal committee process. would deadline looming for any proposed only need 50 votes for appmval in the sales tax hike pla·n to go on the May Continued on page 3 Downtown improvement association's topic Page Eight- The D.ally Sentlnel1998 Tax Guide By NORM BREWER Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - Contrary to new conventional wisdom. the federal budget is not on the cusp of being balanced, a diverse coalition of groups committed to protecting Social Security argued Tuesday. Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., who brought the groups together at a news conference, explained the budget is nearing balance only because calclljat,ions include the .Social Beciii'itY. trUst fund. Political leaders from President Clinton .to key Republicans have hailed an emerging day of federal surpluses. In just weeks, the debate has shifted from how to control the deficit to how to spend a surplus. That is because most Democrats funding plan at the Ohio Statehouse In Colum· bus Tuesday. On lett Is Sen. Judy Sheerer, 0Shaker Heights. (AP) Gannett News Service COLUMBUS - Following a day when different sales tax hike plans were floated by state lawmakers·with no consensus reached, a backup plan emerged that buys legislators more time and requires less votes for passage. Leafing to a never-before 'used provision of the Ohio Constitution which allows education-related issues to go before voters with a simple leg- GaWpolla, OH 740f4t6-2265 • BANK Member F. D. I. C. l drawn in the future. "If this goes away in two years then we' II have to lay off teachers," Goff said in a story published in The Columbus Dispatch on Tuesday. Ted HoJlingsworth. director of Voinovich 's Washington staff, also had some concerns about the presi dent's budget proposals on transportation. He said Tuesday that the proposals were disappointing. Funding for highway and bfidge construction would remain about level, but the governor would like to see more money available to revitalize . infrastructure. 1he budget plan also could reduce the share paid by the federal government for administrative costs associated with Medicaid and food stamps, and Hollingsworth said Ohio and other states were concerned that they might have to make up the difference. . , TOWER INSTALLED ·A new SOO,QOO-gallon water tank for the Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District was hooked up Tuesday, Increasing the water district's water storage capacity. The tank, on Success Road near Tuppers Plains, will replace the existing 200,000 tank shown here when it is filled later, according to district manager Don Poole. The new tank will be painted in the spring, he added. The new tank, coupled with added capacity at the treatment plant, wUI allow the plant to oparate fewer hours per day, he explained. Meigs roads said treacherous; all schools in county closed Roads in Meigs County were morning treating county secondary snow cover~d and treacherous in roads. places on Wednesday morning a.' the first snowfall of 1998 arrived as predicted. The Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Meigs Coun1y Highway Department both reported t~oads were hazardous in places. although crews have been treating the roads since the early morning hours. David Spencer. administrati ve a."istant at the county garage sa1d this morni11g that county road crews. under the direction of Supt. Manning Roush. were on the job at I a.m. this "Naturally. thi.s is going to be an ali-day job. as the snow continues to. fall ." Spencer said. "II will have to be an ongoing process to keep the roads passable. and drivers should use caution if they dnve." Sch01>ls throughout ihe county were closed today due to the road conditions. Up to three inches of snow are possible by Thursday morni ng. accorJin g to the Nalional Weather Service. Hollister names new director for Governor's Office of Appalachia Randall C. Hunt has been named director of the Govern or's Offi ce of Appalachia by Lt. Gov. Nancy P. Hollister. Hunt replaces the outgoing Daniel L. Neff. "His prior experience as assistant-director of the Governor's Office of Appalachia will be instrumental in developing strategks that support the economic development initiatives in the 29 counties of Appalachian Ohio," Hollister said. JJ Hunt will supervise the office created to administer federal , state and locally funded project~ in the region. Included in these projects are infrastructure. access roads. community development and social services projects. Additionally, the office serves as an advocate in addressing the region's needs to state government. The office al so serves as as the commun ications and coordination link between state agencies, local government arid the General Assembly. Prior to joining the office as its a.- .istanl direct or, Hunt. an Ohio State University graduate, was planning dif't1Ctor and infrastructure de velopment specialist at the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission in Portsmouth. · �' • Wednesday, February 4,1998 ., •• Page-2 Commentar Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Local briefs--- OHIO Weather '· Thursday, Feb. 5 Wednesday, February 4, 1998 Hortense G. Frankel MICH Zhirinovsky and Saddam: Bosom buddies By Jack Anderson 'Esta6(ufid 111 1948 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher MARGARET LEHEW Controller Tfte Stntintl wwlcomn ,....,.. ro thl ldnor from reedMS on 1 bn»ct ,.,,. ot ~ Shorll•ttot. (300 -·or ,...1INov• 1,_ belt ciiiiMo of l»l"ff pul>llllhod Typed let,.,..,.. p r o - otJd ou moy be edited. &ch lhoutd lrn:ludl 0 llfnlllurl, · - · •nddoytlmophoMnumbn St»C~Iy•d•lelftltoro'ooro,.,.,.. to•prolllouur!lelo or''""'· Mol/to to lh• Edffor, S...IIMI, 111 CoUtl St. Pomoroy, Ohio 45789, or FAX to 614-992·2157 Lo"""' W11h !he world -beanng down on hom once agam, Saddam Hussc10 needs all !he fnends he can buy these days Few ar!! more rcloable than Russran na1oonaliS1 Vladtmlf V Zhmnovsky Several weeks ago, Zh1nnovsky was a prommem VISUor to hrs lon g ume fr1end Saddam He pubhcly pr a !Sed the Iraq1 desp01. and got angry when a Bnt1sh JOurnalrsl asked h1m a cun\cnlouus quesloon You speak the language of !he aggressor he spa! out Zhoronovsky s sohdamy wllh Iraq os no surpnse lo the Central lnlelh gcncc Agency, whoch believes Zhonk h b s dd • novs y as een on a am 5 payroll for at leas! four )Cars now CIA sources !Old our assoc 1alc Dale Yatl Atla !hal the rclaloonshop was clmched when Saddam secrcrly helped fonancc Zhmnov>ky s unsell~ong parloamcntary VIctory 1n Decc mhcr 1994 when ho s parly the grolcsq ucl) named L1bcral Democratic P.trly gamed the more voles than any olher smgle party The null) naloonal osl os a perfect fol wllh the lraq1 prcstdenl Ho s oul I n.. .__.-,~...;;.;..;,;,.;;..;.....;.;.;.;;;.;;;.;..________________ Selling school funding plan won't be easy By JOHN SH:WER Assocmted Press Writer COLUMBUS - The hard part has JUS! hcgun fnr lawmakers lryong to ~.:orne rag eo us remarks have run the gamut from anuSemlliC ranungs to threats of nukmg Luhuama Japan and even the Unlled States He IS frequently comMoiler & pared tu Adolf Anderson Huler m h1s early days, and has made no bones about the facllhal he would be a d!ctalor 11 he ruled Russ1a Zh1nnovsky's surpnsong voclory, on whrch he garnered one-fourlh of the voles cas!, sen! shock waves through Western capolals He won wuh chansmaliC, energetiC and well placed telcvosoon ads on the las! days of the campa1gn Officral figures show !hal Zhmnovsky spenl more than I b1lhon rubles -- aboul $1 molhon - on the campaogn The real ligure v.as lokcly much h1 ghcr but c1cn the offocoal eslomalc 1s czar like by Russtan standards Zh 111110' sky cla11ned thai he rcccJvcd no money from torc1gn sources tncludong Iraq and 1nsr<1cd and Jan Moiler 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager up wJLh a ..;choollundtn8 solution Soon rhey may have 10 gel you 10 101c for hoghcr !~ xes II s goong 1o he ·' rough <e ll - .osk ong vorcrs to rao sc rhcrr !axes a1 a umc when mosl people !honk !hey re .oloeadv faxed 100 much Thais why lawmaker" have come up walh a few lm.:c nu vcs The proposed school lundong solullon would raosc m1ll1ons for new sc hool hulid1ngs compuler> m classrooms and bas1c a1d for each pupil TI1e plan IS comphcalcd and d1f11cull 10 understand because 11 oncludes mlnc.1tc chan ges m the stale s ta x ~trut: turc and m the Yray money rs gtvcn 10 schoo ls E1en Senate PreSidcm Richard Fman- who helped develop rhe new formula -conceded thai 11 s n01 an casv plan 10 look al Bur althc ccmcr of the 1ssuc IS how to gctrhc exira monc) Mosl of 11 S~~O 11111i1nn - would come from .1 sales rax mcreasc !hal 101ers musl approve Lawmakers concede 11 wrll he a rough se ll So lim they rc gomg 10 enucc you w11h a cut m property t.~<cs There's also a tax break lor some busrncsscs l1h10k there s enough pOSIUVc lnccn\lvcs !hal Will make 11 farrly easy to accept sard a hopeful Sen Roy Ray R Akron The propeny tax break w1ll save homeowners 10 perccnr of thcu !.IX b11i or a max1mum of $100 The busmcss break wrll reduce faxe s that compan 1cs must pay on !herr 1nvcmory - car dealers and grocery stores would be bog WHITE HOUSE OFFICE ... · ASStTolll£ ASSTTo Tl£ PRESfDf!l{l' FQI1 PReSIDENT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY POLITICAL AFFAIRS AFFAI~ IToledo I 42" I !hal hrs pany's coffers were filled ny several of Zh1nnovsky 's press solely by small conlnbuuon~ from conferences have been held at !he Iraqi embassy 10 Mosco" } supporlers "II came enmely from volunrary In return , Zhrnnovsky has been con1nbut1ons from Russ oan c111 - one of Saddam 's most perstslenl 1ens, he sa1d al one press confer· booslcrs, especoally smce lhe 1991 ~ nee "I am very grateful that they Dcscrl Storm confl1c1 Late m 1992, made these conlnbuuons from !herr before gmng lo Baghdad, he loudly mrserable pens1ons I kneel down announced hrs opposouon lo any before them 10 thank them for therr embargo on Iraq -- unphas!Zing hiS uusl m me poont by p1ckcung wtlh supponcrs However Zhrrtnovsky s core oulsode the French Brllosh and US group of supponers wnhm the m1h em bass res on Moscow Over rhc enure 300-ycar-long lary arc more desmute than nch and !he only methods use<l lo falSe such hoslory or Russoa s foretgn pOlicy on sums from small comnbuwrs m the the Moddlc East there has never West -- hke dorccl mao! - arc no! been such treachery as !he US effective on Russm as yel : mbargo he saod We have Saddam Husscm mean whole sols betrayed !hat counlry We have for atop the world's second largest ml sakcn thos country , reserves and IS a pracllccd onflu· Thai was all Sadd 1111 needed to· ence-buyer Just one example os the hear He granted Zhonn ovsky a ly,gh lav1sh 'salary supplements and ly pubhcoLed lour hour meeli'ng cars he gave selected Eg)pllan JOUr- lraqo newspapers played II up paon1 nah >ls who were fncndl y 10 hun ong Zh onnovsky as Russoa s seconcf proor to hos 1990 onvasoon of Kuwaot mosl powerful poliucoan (hchmd , The bralc n payola was hoghly cffec PreSident Bons Ycltsm) t1vc m g:cumg htm good press m At the atrpoll upon ha s return Cauo Zh1nnovsky gaH: an lntc!vtcw k.> The CIA bcltcvcs thai Saddam Ncwsday showmg nil a color porwho prclcrs to pay these sums on rr.ul of Saddam Ihat had hccn g11cn cash so they arc harder to trace , ro hun by the lraqo leader shpped You have destroyed lr.1q he Icclured !he Amcnc.ml cpoolcr .md Zhm nuvsky now you \\ant lO destroy Russtn. ten s of You AmcttL: •.tns \\ant to he the sole thousands superpo"cr and ru le the world If of dollars you want to d1v1de up the world for hos please do 11 m some other reg1on campmgn He soon led .o rally wnh a few and thai ~h undred supporters llankcd hy the may have o,triSI llag of Russra and one <lf g1vcn more modcrn-d.oy Iraq We have the; $1 s.tmc encmocs as Iraq -- Amcnca !han ASST lonE PRESIDENT FOR mil loon Israel and Turkey he smd EmAMARlTAL soncc !hen On hiS most ICccnr VISil 10 Iraq ' AFFAII!S (Saddam Zhoronovsky was lctcd hy Saddam _ also pro- .md orher lop •ofilc1als and hts com- • vodcs plcn- menls were featured Wllh glowong ty of Iron! page hcadhn cs ' logrsll · He serves hiS p.1ymas1cr well cal · supJack Anderson and Jan Moiler For are wnters for United Feature pori lack of a Syndicate, Inc beller fac1l- PA IMansfreld 142° I• 39° They re also go10g lo lry lo warn you When !he fundmg plan was prescnled last week 11 d1dn !lake lawmakers very long lo ,ay lhallhe half cenl sales lax must be approved for the plan lo work By Joseph Perkins No lax means no new money lor schools and computers Ihey Said The money for bas1c aod though would sull have 10 come from some ' There's an old adage on the legal professiOn If you have !he facts where - almosl assuredly from b1g cuts rn slate spend1ng Wllhoul !hal (sales tax) we w1ll have srgmficam cuts 1n all levels of pound the facts If you have the law pound the law If vou have ncllhcr slate government h1gher cduca11on evcrythmg satd F10an R Cmcmnatl A campaogn to push the sales lax rncreasc Ilk ley would cost millions fur pound the table Well !here s hecn ,, lol of lablctcb1smn advc!Usemems Supponcrs hope busmesscs !hal would benefll poundmg thts \\CL:k hom lir~t couIrom lhc m1en1ury tax reduction \\Ould help pa) fur the campatgn But don 1cxpecrlo sec many Democrats puslnng !he plan era! led hy thw ple Boll and Hollary Clonlon lawyers borh as we ll as thcor Rcpuhlllan counlerpans _ h , thm plan and thcor ocsponohhty lo s-ell 11 saod Sen Judy Sh,crc r defenders 111 Congress and thcor sycophanus h confedera tes on the D Shaker HLoghls "They've got.ohog burden ahead of them medta Thai s hecause the lac ls so far ~.:ontradt c l the pn..:st dcn t \~.:!a nn that he had ncllher a sexual or c1c n an · Improper' rcl,lltonshop w11h a While House oniGrn fresh ofl a col Barry's World lege ~,;ampus The prcMdcnl first dcnocd hav ong an aduhcrou~ hmson '' llh MomLa Lewonsky when he tcslolted under oath 111 the Paula Jon es co \II so ot If ol!Ums oulthallhc prcsodcnl hcd he woll be guohy ol perJury an offe nse that would warrant ompeachmcnl 01 VC O lhC g. rmll y Of the Cri SIS J( os hnlc wonder !hal !he for st couple and lhcor supporters " ould "a111 !O change the subJCcl That 's why they vc been pound 1ng the table so funously rec ently slandcrong pcrcc1 vcd cncm1es of the prc~ tdcnt tmshmg young Mom ca and ms1stmg that the prcstdcnt ts too husy runmng the l:lluntry to pro· v1dc a full .IClOUntmg ol Ius rch1 uonshop wolh the lonncr Whole House tntcrn Bullo huy the Inc "Welcome to the White House Intern Program • Letters to the editor Referees deserve more respect Dear Edllor On Jan 20 I wllncs.cd an oncodenl al Meogs Htgh School !hal I hqpe I nC\Cr WI(OCSS agam 1 watched the JUnoor varsol y basketball tc.un won agamsl Vinlon County I stayed through halftime ol !he varsoly g.ome and returned to !he hogh sc hool somcume later 10 sec !hal !he score was \led 64 lO64 wuh two seconds lefl on rhe cloc k I d1dn'1 bother lrymg 10 rclurn 10 where my husband and son were so llon cr on the crowd and " .utcd for !hem JUs I ours ode Ihe gym doors The cro';..,d was gomg crazy atlhos poonl The huucr wen! off cndmg lhc ~arne and through the gvm doors came !he lhrcc men who had offimalcdlrhat ~vcnmg s t" o games The fear on thc1r laces was more than oh\ wu~ as a numher of Von ton and Mcogs fans screamed obscenmes at them about the JOb they had JU" done I overheard one of Ihe referees say Let s gel out of here These men had JUS! spe nl four hours runnmg back and ronh across the fl oor callong eac h reams pcnalllcs as the) saw them Gramed from m the stands we often sec lhmgs that rhey don l and from the fl oor they sec thmgs th ai we never could Has !he lhrrll of JUS! walchmg two teams of amazmg athlclcs compcle hccn reduced 10 such vtcwusness? If anyone rcadong lhrs should be one of those 'fans" I would &o!llcngc you to pul on a slroped shm and whtsllc and sec tf you could do any bencr 1 applaud rhesc men for !herr ab1IIUes and !herr dcdr cauon toward the spon ol basketball Debra Bulhngton Rutland • 'W~Il c House story on rhos pres1dcnual sc• scandal rcqutrcs•:l suspensoon of dl5bchef Thai would be dlfhcull enough woth a truslwonhy prcsrdcnl hkc a Jommy Carter Perkms But 11 IS all bul ompossohlc vlllh !he current occupant of !he Oval Office Indeed Clinton s supporters were huoycd when lpc presodcm 1ssucd a caocgoncal dcmal ol an cxuamarnal alfa11 wuh Lcwrnsky - I drd not have sexual rclauons wuh that woman -- 'after rather 1ep1d amh1guous carlrcr dcmals The forcclulncss of rhc prcso dem 's demal broughl 10 mmd hiS ' "mlarly forceful denoal sox years ago of a sexual rclat1onsh1p w1th Gcnnofcr Flowe" We now know based on the sworn lesllm ony Chn ton pro' 1dcd m the Jones c1v11 su1t that he dod rn lac! have a sex ual afla11 w11h Flowers So thO> prcsodcm ha.s dcmonslraled an ab rhly to look the Amen.an peop le dorcctl y on !he eye and !ell them .1 bald laced ltc Hos w1fc, the ftrst lady ts almo>l "' had Sr. )Cars ago. she sat srdchv so de "llh her husband the pre so dcnll.ol candodalc on rhc CBS news program '60 Mmutcs " and sard she bel1cvcd Flowers hcd about slccpong wllh her man Sox years later the woman who has redefined !he role ol !he forsl lady the hcroonc of fcmtntsls rhc nau on over the role model lor aspor tog young professoonal women os ~llll standmg hy her man She JUS( can'! hehevc lhal her hushand the prcsodenl slepl wolh a hahc almost young enough to be 1hc1r daughter JUS! hke she couldn I hehcvc thai he could fall for some cockt.ul loungc smgcr Flowers, who dodn l even go lo Yale Law Bulthc cvodencc of an adulterous allaor between the prcsodcnl .ond you ng Monoca os greater than the cvodencc of an affalf between the former Arkansas governor and hos former lover Flowers Indeed no Whole House tnlcrn 10 htstory ha!S gotten as mw.: h face lime wllh the prcs1dcnl as Lewmsky man aged dunng her sllnt 10 the We st Wong She appca" on so much news footage wolh Chnlon - usually cmbraung !he lirst hu shand - you would !honk she was Forrest Gump's sister And how many onlerns gel to make nocturnal \ lSI IS lo !he Oval Office' How many rcccrvc calls al home from lhc commander on t h1cf • How many rc~.:C I VC dre\~~ and other gofl s from the leader olthc free world' Clearly lhc flfstlady IS 1n dcn1al Thm cxplmn' why she was all mer ' I he mosl shocktng aspccl of lh~ Momca Madness os no! that hanky panky may have hcen commlll ed m the While House but !hal the Amcr 1can system of governance suff ered a vtrtual meltdown The Founders eslabloshed three branches of govc mmcnl on !he thco ry thai each of !hem would acl as a -chee k on !he others A klurlh branch the press os supposed lo hold !he lol of them accountable So how well dod evc rythtng work as !he scandal thai shook the world unfolded' I would rate !hem as follows f hc Execuuve Assumong rh c truth of half of whal we ve read and see n we \\Ouldn the m th1s mess m the fi"l place of Brll Cl1n!on had exerc oscd greater d1scrcuon dunng h1 s years m the public ~pmllghl I sloll consrder the Lcwmsky maucr 10 be pnmanly a pnvate problem that he should work out wuh God and Hollary, but the Inescapabl e lrulh rs. 11 stans wnh B1ll t Ratong Pmable The Jud1ctary Lel s face 11 The Supreme Coun blew ol b1g umc las! May when II ruled !hal CIVIl SUUS agamsl s1 11111g pres1den1s arc perrms- sohlc and could prubahly be c<J nductcd 1n _o nvcnllonal !1sh1 on h see m' unlikely !hal a deluge of hllgauon will ever engulf the prcsrdcncy " lhc Suprcmcs sard Thus the Paula Jones sexual Spear hara ss ment ~.: •r­ cus proceeded Chmon gave a dcpo so ll un and !he conlcnl of !hal lcsto mony has become the lundamcnl upon whoch Kenneth Starr's expand cd probe rcSis The judges who oversee mdependenl counsel mvcsllgauons lel us down when they fell be fore the Kcnnclb Starr Juggernaut and lcl h1m ' h1s probe of a land sw mdlc extend tnlo an cxamma11on of prcs1denual morallly I know whallhcy say They say !hal Clmtol1'may have hed m h1s Paula Jones depos1l10n about a sex ual rclauonshop woth Momca Lewmsky, and that he and pal Vernon Jordan may have urged Momca lo he I say !hal IS a horscflop excuse lo Vta AsSOCiat8d Press GraphiCSNet Today's weather forecast Southeastern Ohro Heavy snow warmng unlll 7 p m TQ!Iay OccaSional snow Daylime snow accumulal10ns ol 2 to 4 10ches Temperatures steady rn the mrd J()s Northeast wrntl 15 to 20 mph Chance ol snow 90 percent Tomghl Oceasoonal snow I to 2 10ches add1honal possrble Lows m the upper 20s South w10d 15 mph shit long to !he norlh Chance of snow 80 percenl Thursday Cloudy woth a chance of snow H1ghs m !he upper 30s Chance of snow 40 percent Extended foreca.~t Thursday noghl Becom10g clear Lows 10 lhe mtd 20s Fnday Mostly clear Htghs m lhe lower 40s Sarurday Partly cloudy Lows m !he upper 20s and h1ghs rn the mtd 40s Sunday Parlly cloudy Lows m the upper 20s and hrghs moslly m the 40s Winter storm warning issued for southern Ohio By The Associated Press Much nl the southern hall of Oh10 was under a wrnter storm w.trnmg woth the Nauonal Weather Servrce predrcung half a fool ol snow by lomght And !he snow was expected 10 conunue lo fall on Thursday A wrnler storm advosory was ISsued lor central and wesl-cenlral Oh1o. where 1-3 mches ol snow was pred1c!ed Lows lomghl Will be m the 20s H1ghs on Thursday w1ll be m the m1d-JOs lo low 40s the .urwavcs lhos week chalkong up the pres1dcnt1al scy scand.l! to a vast nght wmg conl\plracy that "·j hcen out to get the l1rst l:ouplc s1m:c ~ they arnvcd 10 Washmg:ton But nnt even mcrnhcrs of the prc,1dent s own party were w1lhng In huy th ll lone I h,wc great rc spccl lor !he lorsl lady saod Iowa Sen Boh Kcrrey ,, Dcmm:rat who has known Clmton srncc they were both hroght younf governors I watched her on NBC ' th1s morntn~ and I thmk she w.1s very courageous and very t: lear 111 whrtt she was trymg to do But you can t call the Washmgton Pnst 1 nght wmg nrg am1at1on It wont work Indeed II was the Pnsl whoch onctdentallv endorsed Chnton lor 1 second term of oil occ !hal hroke rhc story ahoul Lcwonsky Then the rest of the Washmgtnn pres!'. t:OIP" Jnoncd on And eve n !hough the vas! maJOfl ty ol Wa:shmgton JOUrnalist s ~1rc vot mg Democrat~ ,tnd naturttlly sym pathctH.: to the president they rccog nozc thallhc prcsodcnual sex scandal 1s .1 legit im ate story and not merely some nght wmg smear on the prcs1 dent s good name and reputatiOn That s why all the t.oblc pound on ~ on the wor ld will nnt cxlrlc .olc the Clln tons !rom tlus prc>~dency : _ lhocalcnong sex sc.mdal rhe lruth woll out Joseph Perkms IS a colummsr for the San D1ego Umon-Trrbune _ Gusty nonhweslly wmds I0-25 mph lomghl could cause blowmg and dnh1ng snow across soulhem Ohoo · The record-hrgh temperature lor thiS date al the Columbus weather slaloon was 66 degreesrn 1946 who le !he record low was 9 below zero 10 1985 Sunsellomgh l Will be at 5 54 p m and sunnse Thursday al 7 16 am Across the nation Ram tell early loday across lhe Easl Coast from Tampa lo WashiOgton. wolh snow e•pecled 10 !he Northeast as !he storm moved up the coasl Meigs announcements Chamber luncheon The Mergs County Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon meelrng wrll be held Tuesday. noon at Carleron School m Syracuse Guest speaker w1ll be Nocole Morelli southeast Ohro coord1oa1or for the Ohoo B1cemenmal Comm1sston All weicome a16 30 p m a! the 1ownsh1p bu1ldmg on Joppa Road Dinner planned A ch1cken and noodle dtnner woll be served al lhe Middleport MasonIC Temple Feb I. II am 10 6 p m b y E1angehne Chapter 172. Order nf lhe Eastern SW ll wrll be eal-ln or carry-au! Cos! meludmg the donner dessert and beverage os $3 51) For Township metting Olive Townshop Trustees wrll have delivery resodenls may call 992rhelf regular meeltng on Wednesday 5330 Dance set Round and square dance wuh cloggmg and hne dancmg. Frtday. 8 A Pomeroy man was cried lor tali 10 II p m allhe Long Bonom Comure lo conlrol alter hts truck shd olf munuy Bu1ldmg The band wrll be 'Out of the Blue". and the caller !he roadwa¥ and rolled over Conan! Anhur George Ramsey. 24. Pomeroy was traveling down !he h11i on Pleas ant R1dge on Tuesday eventng when Holzer Medical Center h~ losl control ot h1s !ruck. shd oft the Discharges Feb. 3 - Lmda Marroad and ll1pped over. landmg lin upnghl Births - Mr and Mrs Arn1e Accordtng 10 !he Pomeroy Pollee Colmn daughler. Oak H1ll . Mr .ond Departmonl reporl. heavy dam.1ge Mrs Arhe Frye. daughter. Galhpohs was listed lo hrs 1973 Ford Ranger (Published with perml.,.lon) No tnjUfles were reporled Citation issued "" Hospital news Albright: Support... Continued from page 1 oar by Iraq !hal would reduce !he skepllcosm I have gamed from walchparnes and blocks · I have yel to see any new behav- mg pas! behav1or by Iraq · The Daily Sentinel oUSt'S 11J.960) pry 11110 Clrnton s love lrfc The two sourt:c rule to Hul fington s Paula Jones ab>urdny " , e~vil case t:ondus10ns mtwo short decades and susptcrons of perjury arc rarely God save us • pursued m such mallet' I say Starr In !he sp10n ong, whorling world of : IS a repressed 1ronboo1 and po.s1bly hogh technology the co mpcllliOn ~ a pecpmg Tom and the JUdo coary between nclworks !he Interne! and i panel should have told h1m In suck all·ncws cahlc channels has dcvas- i 10 real estate and leave venery to !he laled !he standard s of good JOurnal- !' \ICC squad Lc)llng Starr and hrs 1sm News and cntcrtammcnt have army of FBI agcms run amuck rn a hccnmc one Long gone arc the sex scandal was a mrstakc !hal w11i reqUire men t~ of laJmcss, accuracy be wrcakong havoc ort the nallonal and rcsponsoh1h1 y Indeed one oflhc n: pulat10n for years to ~.:orne lowes! pooms on !he Monoca Mad Raung P1ulul ness came when Tom Russell of The Press Pnrful os too kond a NBC s fahlcd gahlcst ' Mccl the word for many of the lamcbraons Press 1n v11cd cy hcrgoss 1p Mall who pracuce my !fade Rum ors, Drudge to cnmml\crate w1th crcd1 • accusallons and so called so ft ~b le JOUrnah sls lI sourced" s!Oncs have been fl yong Raung Purnd around ltkc shrapnel Clinton hedThe Lcgrslaturc We haven I I dcd " hundreds' of women Clint On heard much from the unctuous I f slcpl wolh a couson Clinton had a deniZens of Caplin! H1ll mamly • flmg wnh !he wofc of the ambas- hecausc the) were 10 recess when sador who Jazzed hrs res ume and got the >randal broke Bul lalk of buned m Arlonglon Cemetery tmpeachmcnr 1s m the alf. and when I love that one " I have come to Congress hcgms 10 dcclatm on thrs the concluSi on-- we're nollhcrc ycl maHer, whatever wrsps of decorum m terms of provmg ol ·- thai Shc1la stoll remam w1ll msmnrly dossrpalc Lawrence has nail an affatr' wnh Rating Potcnually pmheuc . Clrnton. sa1d column1sUarrhcad An ; Joseph Sp~ar is a syndicat~d writer for Newspaper Ent~rprise _ ~ anna Huffington " From Woodward and Bcrnslcm 's Association. i ! • Hortense G Frankel, 92, Belpre, d1ed al her rcs1dence on Monday, February 2. 1998 She was born m Mmersv1lle, a daughler of !he late Douglas and Nellie Jeroleman Genhe1mer She was a chaner member of !he Forest Run Unoled Melhodosl Church and auended S1 Mark s Uno ted Melhodtst Church She was a retired regos lercd nurse from I he Camden -Clark Me mona! Hosp11al She graduated from Pomeroy Hrgh School and Bethesda Hosp11al School of Nursmg m Concm nah ... · Followmg her graduauon she worked al Bethesda Hosprtal and !hen moved back to Mmersvdle lo care for her mother for 13 years She Ihen wen! to work for Camden-Clark Memonal Hosp1lal She was a life member of !he Bethesda Alumnae Assocrat1on SurviVIng are her soster, Came Hartley of Cmcmna11, lwo meces, Jean Wolfe her care g1ver, of Belpre, and Belly Aroz1an of Kennmgslon. Md . a nephew, Donald Hartley of Cmcmnat1, four grcal meces, a great nephew. and two greal n1eces She was preceded m death by her SISler, Geneva G Joach1m and a brother, Ranson L Genhe1mer · Servrces wrll be held on Thursday at II am allhe Leavou Funeral Home m Belpre wrlh Pastor Davod Hubbard off1ctalong Bunal wtll follow m Middleport Fnends may call allhe funeral home on Wednesday from 2 10 4 p m and 7 10 9 p m , and Thursday one hour pnor 10 serv 1ces Memonal conlnbuuons may be made to the S! Marks Unued Methodosl Church m Belpre j Monica Madness: Pitiable to pathetic By Joseph Spei)r I WVA White House scandal is unstoppab_le =::---, lone •lcolumbusl41 o • wmners o 1Gll8 by Judgment entry AccuWealher~ forecast lor dayllme cond1!10ns and hogh temperatures The Daily Sentinel Put>h5hcLI cvr:ry i4lh:rooon Monday lhrou.:h Fr1day 111 four! St romreroy 01110 hy the Oh1o Vallev Putohstung Comp.any Gannc ll Co Po~roy Ohto 4'i 7M Ph 99:2 :?J'iti S.:"')nd clan pc'Siage p1nd 111 Pnnvro y Ohro Membtr The AHOCI:tled Prrss and ltk' Ohto N<wtpaf)(f As soctai Wn POSTMASTER ~ nd atklrrs;; cc m c:cllons 10 The Oa•ly Scnuncl Ill Court Sl Pomeroy Oh10 ~57h9 SUBSCRIPTION RATES a, Carrier or Molor R&Uie One Wed. Ont Monlh One Ye.u S2 Ult $J'C 7U SI0411tl SINGLE COPV PRICE 35 Ct'niS Dall y SuhKnhcrs nut do.:s1rmg 10 pay the camcr may rem• I 1n advancr d trcCI lo The Da1ly Scnrmtl on a three su or I 2 month bas 1s Crrd1t wtll be gtvcn urru:r uch 'Acd; No subscnpuon by m:u l permuted 1n areas where homt cafT!tt strvtce ts available Pubhshtr reserves lhc rtghtto adJUst rates du1 1 n~ the sl.lbscnpl!o n penod Subscnpuon rale changes may be •mplcmcntcd by changing the duratl()ll of Ihe 'ubiCflpiiOfl 13 WeekS $27 311 $53 Kl 26 Weeks Wa:ki sz s111s sn Rain Oltskk Melp Co•••Y 26-ks 52 Weeks - Stocks Am Ele Power .. . .. 49), Akzo ... , .......................... 93~. AmrTech...... .. ..... ........... 42'' • Ashland 011 . .. . . .... .. .. 53'1. AT&T .................................. 64 Bank One ................. ...... 57 ~. Bob Evans.. . ............ . ...... 20'. Borg-Wamer . . .............. 54'1• Broughton .......................... 15~. Champion ..................... .. 16), Charm Shps . . . . . . 4), City Holding ......................... 49 Federal Mogul.. .................... 44'1o Gannett .... . .... . . .... . .. . . 60), Goodyear ...........................63). Kmart ......... .................... 11 ~. Kroger ............................. 41 ''• Lands End .. . ............... 40\ Limited ... ............................. 27~. Oak Hill Flnl ............ _............ 22'h OVB ............. ... .... . ... 34 ~ One Valley ........................... 35"1. Peoples ................................ 40~ Prem Flnl.. ...... - ................... 23), Rockwell .......................... 55'/o AD/Shell ..................... v··· .....52'· Sears ...................................47'1• Shoney's ........................ 3~ Star Bank .............................56'· MAILSUBSCRimONS hukte Meigs Co••tJ 13 Wccb The Daily Sentinel• Page 3 529.25 Sl~6K Slll9 n Wendy's ...............................22), Worthlngton ..................... 1~. -·-·- Stock report• are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. Farmers Bank & Savongs Co~ny 1n u foreclosure su o! 111 the Meogs Counry Court ol Comm~;,":j;leas rece1 ved a Judgment lor $133,116 88 plus onteresllrom The Rtv<rwalk. el a! A sa le order was also ossued on properly owned by the partnershop on Syracu'" Summary judgment A summary ruling m Mergs County Common Pleas Court of Judge Fred W Crow Ill fuvured the Sou them Lo¢pl Board of Educa\lon on a sutl f1led by Osre Evelyn Manuel Racme Manuel alleged negl rgence on !he par! oil he board afler she fell on a step a! !he now-dosed Raco ne Ekmenlary School , In hos dec1soon, Crow wrote !hal properly owners mu slmaonlaon !herr premiS(s m a reasonably safe condouon, bul are nol msurers ot vtsllors safely Furthermore he mdoc aled 1ha1 Manuel f,uled lo show neg li gence on the pari of the school board Divorces and dissolutions The lollowong acuons 10 end marnage were Hied rccenlly tn the office of Meogs Counly Clerk ol Court' Larry Spencer Dtssoluloon asked -- Joann Grady and Thomas D Grady. both of Rac1ne Jan 30 D1vorce asked - Dav1d A Trout from Carma Jean Trout both of Albany. Jan 30 D1vorce granted - Mary Whlllock and Patnck Whlllock Feb 3. K1mberly C Collms from 'W1Iham H Collins Feb 3 Reva Ttlacker Jenkins Man arrested on domestic charge Rev a Thacker Jenkons, 62, Bodwell, doed Tuesday, Feb 3 1998 al her res 1dence Born Apnl 19, 1935 m Morgan Township, Galloa Counly. daughter of !he late Samuel John and Monnre Mae W1ggons Kemper. 'he wa> a refired employ ec of the Co1mmunrl) Med1cal Center on Manon She auended the Penlecostal Fa~lh Chu rch She wa.' al'o preceded 10 dealh by her husband. Fosler D Thacker. on 1979. and by lwo brothers and two soslers Surv1vmg are her husband. John Jenkons, whom she mamed Jan 8. 1983 1n Ca!leusb~rg. Ky, four chrldren, Gary (Jono) Thacker. Da11d (Glenda) Thacker, Greg (Laura) Thacker and Kevon (Geanna) Thacker. all of Manon. seven grandchildren. a stepson Vernon (lynda) Jenkm' ol Seanle Wa'h . five slepgrandchildrcn. lour brothers, Evereu (Darsy) Kemper of Vonton. Gene (Loutse) Kemper of Amanda. Sam (June) Kemper of Galhpohs. and Jack (Donna) Kemper of Cleveland. and three srslers Frances (Rod) Parson' ot Rockbndge. Elizabeth Stephens of Frullport. M1ch . and Margoe Gnllllh ol Bodwell Serv1ces w11i be II am Fnday 10 !he Boyd Funeral Hom~ 122 W Co lumbia Sl Maroon, wolh Elder Fred Buckner ottlcoalmg Bona! w1ll be 10 the Mar10n Cemetery Fnends may call atlhe McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Vonton , !rom 6-81on1ghl and at the Boyd Funeral Home trom 3-5 and 7-9 p m , Thursday In lieu of flowers memonal grfls may be g1ven In Ihe Amenc.m Cancer Soc1e1y Galha County Unn 444 Second Ave Gall1pohs. Oh1o 4563 I or the Amencan Doabales Assocralton Ohoo Affihale Inc . 937 H1gh S!. WorthiOglon. Oh1o 43085 Dan1el Frankhn Shane 40 Moddleport w,os anested overmghl by the Meogs County Sheroffs Department on a charge ol domesllc voolence He was held tn the Metgs County J.ul pendong an appearance on Metgs Count) Courl Harvey Lowe Harvey Lowe, 77, Ravenswood. W V.o. doed Monday Feb 2 1998 al S! Franus Hospolal. Charleston. W Va He was bam July 9. 1920, rn Logan W Va son or !he !ale Charley Jr and Ida Maynard Lowe He was a rcduc11on worker .tl KACC tor years and was an Arony Aor Corp' veler.tn ot World War II He " survoved b) two sons Sleven E Lowe of Elkvtew. W Va . and Joseph B Lowe ot Ravenswood. two grandchildren and a srsler. Mane Green of North Carolina Serv1ces w1ll be held Thursday. II am al Roush Funeral Home tn Ravenswood wllh the Rev Darrell Johnson ollicoatmg Bona! woll lullow m Ja,kson Memor) Garden' m Conagev11ie. W Va Fnends may call Wednesday. 2-4 .md 6 8 p m al the Roush Funeral Home Donald W. Manuel Donald W Manuel 67 Rac1ne. doed on Tuesday. Febru.1ry 3 1998 al Sl Joseph Hospolal on Parkersburg. W Va He was a refired clerk · for Ra~enswood Alumonum , Born on October 16 1930 on Lelarl Falls. he was !he son of !he !.ore Maxwell and Ellie Bea~er Manuel He auended Ml Monah Church ol God m Racone, and was a member ol the Racone Amencan Legoon He w.os .1 pnsoner ol war lor two and a half years dunng the Korean Conllocl Survovong are hts son Boll Oyler Wake Fore'! N C rhree daughters Dawna Oyler, Orlando. Fla Donlla Sayre M.rson. W Va and Robm Manuel Racone.lwo srs\ers, Rossre Bush Raune and lona Hupp Pomeroy two brolhers. Joseph Manuel and Charles Manuel bmh ol Lelarl Falls three grandchildren and s~ver.ol nreces and nephe'" Besodes hos parents. he was preceded on death by 1wo brothers Max and Thomas Manuel Servoces w1ll be held on Fnday Feb 6 1998 .ol I p m al Ewrng Funeral Home rn Pomeroy wolh Rev James Sauerlield nllic1allng Bunal wolllol· low on Lelarl Falls Cemetery Fnends may call allhe luneml home on Thursday Irom 7 lo 9 P m Meigs EMS logs 6 calls Unrls of rhe Mergs Counry Emergency Med1cal Servtce recorded srx call' for assrslance Tuesday Unus respondmg mduUeU CENTRAL DISPATCH 6 48 ,, m Overbrook Nu,ong Center Moddleporl, Ali•e Swodersko. Holzer Med~tal Center Moddlepon 'quad a'sosleJ. 12 25 p m . Easl Second Sueet Pomeroy Angela Campbell HMC 6 29 p m . Oak Grove Road. Racme. Earl P~tkens, Veteran' Memonal Hospnal. 7 59 p m . Willi> Htll Road, Pomeroy, motor vehocle accodenr, John Stumbo and George Ramsey, refused lreillmenl POMEROY 12 56 p m. Cave Street. Eva Dessauer, VMH RUTtAND I 08 p m. Powell Street. Moddle pori, Emmell L1ghtloot. HMC GftAJUMP ON SPRING! See Our Full Line of Paint, Rollers, Brushes and More. Everything You Need for Home Improvement ~ Couples issued marriage licenses The tollowmg couplc!<i were 1ssued rnarn.1ge I!L:en~es m the Me1gs County Probate Court ol Jud~e Rober! Buck Shawn M~ehael Engle, 24 Portland and Tom Maroc Combs 22 Conagevtlle. W Va. K~nnelh E Rockhold, 54 and Judoth Ann Kern. 4'}, both ot Portland Tommy Edward Pugh I R and Mel ossa Sue Cre mean,, 16 bolh ol Moddlcporl John Leslie Rodenour, 32 and Me lame Beth Kollle . 33. both ol Chester House maneuver.. Hou se and 17 voles lor p.tssage on the Senate Currenlly D.tVIUson s,ud 50 votes are 1n pl.lu~ to pass Hml ·\t~ J01nt Resolullon n -WhO<h !he new boll m1rrors t Bnlh plans onclude a hall -ce nl sale' lax hoke !he proceeds ol whoch wou ld be spill between schools and propeny tax rehel Both rrade a reducuon m the busoness properly lax roll back lroru I0 lo 5 perce nt fur a re:ducuon an the busme ss mventory tax and slash resodenloal properly lax rel1ef by up 10 $100 per household Lawmakers would .oho buy more 11me wolh House B1ll 6~7 It would nol have lo be approved and sent to the Secretary ot State ' Ollice tor placement on !he M.oy b.ollot unlli FehmM) 19 .1ccord1ng to D,tvH.bon Wh1k no legal r~qUir~menh an.:: tn..; gered on rh.ot day the Secretary ol Stale\ Olltcc has rnd1c.okd !hey nt:ed th(1t t1mc lor the lo~1:-.11cs ln\ olved \\llh <I ballollSSUC Me.oowho le a group ul G 0 P mcxkrate 1.1wmak~rs c.ltne: flJrw.ard 1n the cvcnmg w1th a penny on the t..lol lar s,olcs rax h1ke whoch would be spill between property l,tx reloel and school faco h loes and opera II ng expenses The exact lorm ol real eslale t.tx break had no! been linal !led and whether a busoness ta • roll back would he oncludcd w,os sloll up m the a1r Slate Rep Tom John ,on R New Concord who serves .1s th!.! Housl! Fonance Ch.ur. satd none ol Ihe pro posed sales la• "hoke plans beong tloat ed have 60 votes a.s ol Tuesday noght 'Generally these are between love and len votes shorl (ol60) he saod Republocan lawmakers who woll not ta~.;e the t1rs1 wav~ ul vo t ~r-~naL; I ­ ed lerm lomols were behond !he penny ,alc!s t.1x proposal .u.:umlmg to !he pl.on s archolecl Rep Lynn Olman R-M.10mee Th~re was l.iome frustratiOn .unnnt! lhn' t! nt us \\ho .m! gomg lO be !ell .ormond lo p~ek up the pteces ollhos fh,oll ten! s.1les !.IX h1kel hluw' up on our !.tees he satd Fra11~l) we 1 ~ 11 we h~td to do somelhtng Olman sard he had Rcpubhcan sup port rn the low 30s lor hos plan Continued from page I Some House Democrats were reponed lo be s.1yong lh,tl the penny plan h,1d anracled a nppk of ' uppon on the1r L:aUI..:Us II .1 proposed constiiUloon.ll amendmenr 1ncludong a propose<! s.tles l.IK hr~c rs p.ossed by House l,twm.okers Imlay 11 " expe•ted Ill move 4Uilkly lhruugh rhe Senate A pl.on could he voted on on !he Oh10 House a~ soon as <-) .1.111 tnd.1 y. .tllhmogh !hal " no! expected The dollercnt proposed sales la x hokes would panoally be used ·" a w.1y to lund a ~..:omp.lnlon ptet.:t! of legrsl.o!lon House Btll 650 whrch r.u'e' sl.ttewu..le spendmg on schools by 6 percent lor each lll the nexl lour ye.ors Other ,,des !.ox funds woul<l be usc!d tor St:hool hutltlmg lOnstrucuon .tnd ·' properl) lax mllh.ock unuer !he versmn of th~ reso lut1on thdt p.tssed out of the House Fm.1m:c Comnuttee The new s\,tlc schoollundmg lormula .md !he dollcrent proposed sales tax h1kc melh~lntsms th.tt lund 1t are .oil ellorrs lo comply wllh a March l'./ll7 Supreme Courl rulong lh.ol tns:-.~J out the st.1tc 's currentlundmg. fo rm ula Lawm.lk~rs wen~ g1ven until M,~rch 24 I'J9~ Ill come up wolh a new sy .. tem Dunn& the e.trly :..~lternoon ,ll.hl lerenl pl.•n w.ts h.o tched by House l: Oilse rv.!l! VCs th.ll ~htlted ,tllthc rev enue I rom the proposed ....11~.: ~ I3X mtn :-ol: hool hudJtn= l:On, trud ton ami propert) t ~x rollbacks lor homeown· c:rs w .l~ tloatl:d It w.t~ "hot down however "'hen Hou'l: DemtK r I h. anJ st:Jh! st:natnrs 1n both p.1rt1t!' h.liked :Jt p .ts..m~ the .un~ndmcnt whll:h would h IVt.: nppcd hug~ holes m future state hudgch Lllc.oll y slatc Rep John C,tre) R \Vd( , ton l\ .1 ,oltd )l:" volt! lor Da viJ, on on th~.: nn .:.!ll.d r~o:,t.) lullon pl.aung .1 hJI! 1.xnt ' i\c.;.., t,t\ h1~t:! on the b.li lot On MonJ,, y he ,,ud he ~ uppo1 h the pl.m hut .tt.lmtll t:d w~ h:Jve ~t lung ~.I) to go to -..tl t.., fy the lOUrt .. rulln ;; Pr~.:..,umah l y he would ,d,o . . upport gotn g In lh~ halll>t through the ne\\l y onlroduced holl • Stress Tests ECHO Cardiography ' Diabetic Management • Cholesterol Counseling • Blood Pressure • T.hyrold Disorders • Critical Care Medicine OFFJCE HOURS: MON·FRI 8:30·5:00, WED 8:3D-NOON Accepting New Patients PICKENS HARDWARE 304·675·7700 MASON, W. 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' '0 �• / Sports The Daily Sentinel Page4 998 • 4 44 Iell qu1ckly regrouped and went on a 19 Da111el Hannan then scored oft a I 0 run the rest of the penod and took Steve Beha assiSt w1th 3 35 left to put a 63 37 lead headmg IntO the final Me~gs on top I) 6 Seventeen seconds e1ght mmutes luer Hannan returned the favor when Despne Marauder coach Chns he Jed Beha lor a bucket to g1ve Stout gmng to hiS bench often mthe Me'J' a I I 6 lead fourth penod the closest the Lancers The Marauder opened up a I7 I 0 were tn the penod was 25 pomls lead at the buzzer when McKmney Hannan who Jed all scorers wnh hu a short JUmper wllh 47 seconds I9 pomts was JOmed m double fig leltm the penod ures by Humphreys With 13 and Way Beha hred 111 a In tecta from deep Jon McKmney wnh 10 1n the n ght corner puttmg the The Marauders who were commg Ma,uders on top 20 I 0 at the 6 S6 otf a tee cold shootmg performance mark ol the penod Wnh 5 20 m last Saturdays Joss to R1ver Valley remlllnmg 111 the hall Federal Hock bounced back b) shootmg 50% from In!;. was st&ll w1th1n ~even poants after the fie ld Me1gs h1t 35 of 70 from the Bu'h scored with 5 32 lett mthe half floor mcludmg four of n1ne from to pull Federal Hock1ng to wuhm 22 three potnt ran-ge Metgs hu nme of 15 14 from the l1ne for 64 % But H mnan scored at the 4 45 Me1gs pulled down 26 rebounds mark tor Metgs to g1ve them a 24 I 5 wnh Humphreys grabbmg stx Me1gs lead ulf a J T Humphreys assiSt The played an excellent floor game chalk M 1rauder bucket was the first of I9 mg up 2 I asSi sts With Hannan lead stra1ght as Me1gs held the Lancers to tng the way wtth II ve Beha Without a pomtm the I mal 5 1/2 mm Humphreys and Davenport added utes to take a 4 I IS lead 1nto the Jock three each Me1gs had 10 turnovers er room at the hall and added I 4 steals with Hannan Hannan and Collm Roush Jed the commg up wuh f1ve Marauders 111 the penod Hannan Federal Hock1ng w IS Jed by Bush scored 12 and Roush seven as Me1gs md Cottnll led the Lancers With 16 built up the 26 potnt lead pomts each Federal Hockmg hll 22 Federal Hockmg scored the first of 59 for 37% mcludmg three of 12 siX pomts ol the lhlfd penod to pull from three poml range The Lancers to wnhm 4 I 21 With 6 OJ left The went to the line 16llmes and hll e1ght Lance" pulled to wnhm 44 27 wnh tor 50% 4 -10 lellmthe penod on a three pomt The Lancers grabbed 26 rebounds play by Amos Cottnll But Me1gs w1th Aaron Tate geumg s1x. and Bush 6 m the Hoclong DIVI SIOn Federal Huckm~ were coached by E »lern gnduale Roc<r BISsell who w" Idling m lor L mLer coach Paul Petlll P<Hil was servm" Ihe last ul a two game suspcns1on alter rece1vm_ two techmcals 1n a l os~ l <.~s l week at Alexander The !mal techn~eal was reLe1 ved as Ooth team ' w~.: rc headm g to the locker room alter the game and was not reported unt d later The Marauders JUmped out on top early when Br 1d Davenport na1led a three pomter 11 seconds Into the con test But the Lancers ball led back to take a 4 1 lead on 1 Logan Bush bucket 11 the 6 56 m 1rk of the pen od Federal Hock1nc held their last lead w11h 4 58 left-In the penod on 1nother Bush bucket With 4 S8 rema1mng But Waylon McK1nne v answered w11h a bucket to g1 ve Me1us the lead lor good (7 6) 1111h hve Federal Hockmg turned the ball over 26 umes and had stx assiSts G1ve the k1ds a lot ot cred1t Stout smd after the ga,ne They worked hard and bounced back from two tough losses and played an mtense game The semors really stepped up and fulfilled the leader sh1p role The Marauders made 11 clean sweep With a 59 40 vim Ill the reserve game Chuck Murray led Metgs w1th I4 Zach Meadows added 12 and Kyle Sm1dd1e 10 Josh Mar 110 Jed Federal Hocktng wllh I0 Me1gs will travel on Fnday evenmg to NelsonVIlle York the Lancers Will host Tnmble Quarter ll!li!b Federal Hockmg 10 7 20 18=55 Me1~s 1714 22 18=81 Federal Hockmg Logan Bush 8 0 0= I6 Scan Chapman 0 I 0=3 Matt Qumn 0 0 2=2 Chuck Vogt 0 I I=4 Aaron Tate I 0 0=2 Amos Cotnll 5 I 3= 16 Jon Sechker 2 0 0=4 Dusty Bond 2 0-0=4 Totals 18-3 8=55 Me1gs. Brad Davenport 0 2 2=8 Collin Roush 3 I 0=9 Sean 0 Bnen ' 0 0=4 Steve Beha I I 0=5 Ange Jo Rodnguez 4 0 0=8 J T Humph'&)ls 6 0 I= I3 Dan1el Han nan 9 011=19 Waylon McKmney 5 0 0=10 Netl Gtles 0 0 2=2 T I DaviS I 0 0=2 Zach Meadows 0 0 1=1 Totals 31-4 7m81 Vinton County rolls by South-ern 61-46 boa~ds md played a ve1y 11,ht 2 3 Southern got some help m the first zdne that 111 but took 11v 'Y the hall when Jo~son Kruger .md Ryan Vtkmg IO'ade g 1me C md11l e 1ch p1cked up their third Southern s BenJ I M,mucl \\as the fouls V1nton County pl1yed an drl\111£ fo1 cc beh1nd the dmc as he aggress1ve man to-m,m th ll produced hll e1ght fi rst hIll pomts gr 1bbed a 15 4 offset 111 fouls the fi~<l h ilf .md four key rebounds ag unstthe much made the V1kmgs some11 hattentattve t 11ler V1k111;s and h 1d 1couple key JUSt before the h,dl The foul offset ste 1ls The e nt~re Southern Ime up f11p flopped the second half md was h11 se1eral b1g tunc shots 1ncl udmg ke) l1ctor 111 Vinton County s come a c1rcus b.ISelme dme from Troy back Hob1ek .1 <pirlling d111e f10111 Rus At one pomt Southern w" 4 I 1 sell Re1ber u1d JUmpeiS f1om Jerrod f10m the hne mcludmg th1ee lliiSSes Mills N1ek Bolin tnd Adam on the f1rst of a bonus situ ltton Had Wilham~ Southern made the earl) hee throws Southern st.lrled two lrc,hmen they could h.11 e t 1ken a strong com and three JUOiors as Jonathan E1 ans mand V1nton County n1o1de .ldJustments got hiS I lfst e1 e1 ' ""') st "' md J 1d a n1ce JOb at the pomt for the Torn,\ to penetrate the Southern zone at does ho~llt1me and scored on 1 of 4 early L ne 111 the second q11.1r1er Adam possess tOns f10m the p 1101 Southern Cunun 0 s h1t ll hankmg three pomter w.1s ttgrun p tt1cnt 1nJ got good s hot th 11 p1t Southern up b) Inc 29 24 seleet10n but sc1 en I I IY ups and short JUmpers from the pam! JUst would not I 111 Southern I"' led 37 35 then a Kruger JUmper md C.1Ud1ll bucket from the pamt g 11 e Vmton County the lc td lor good at tile 2 45 mark ot the third penod Southern s next closest tilly was o~44 41 score e trly tn the fourth quarter Southern and h11 I6 for 70% man.1ged to st.ty "llhm S.8 pomts Me1gs gr 1hhed 14 reho11nds With but after a couple bre 1k aw I) I 'Y ups Wtlham s getttng her I I and Melts off V1kmg ste lis were tllllble to s,1Wcrr) fi1e Me1gs turned the b.1ll reg 1111 momentum Southwt Jut 15 over I I t1mes had 14 lsSist s With 35 from the floor on 1110 po1nters I V1111ng ~cttmg four tnd Laudcrm11t 5 th1ee pomters hll I I 22 It the line mree The M "Hiders h ld I I steals "1th 11 rehmmds tM mucl R Jerrnd 1\llh BecJ..y Smllh Tr IC) Col fey .md L IUdcrmdt ge111ng three each Me 1gs won the rcscne game 36 I 7 behmd Stephanie W1gal s ll pomt s Amy St.md 111 led the Buck e)es With fiVC Me1;s will host Belpre on Thur< ATHEJI!S Hunter educatiOn cours d 'Y md Pomt Pie \Snnt on S 1turd 'Y es are be1ng oflered 111 Oh1o D~>tnct hoth d 1n1cs st 1rt 11 6 00 Mclc;!'i Will open Secuonal tourn unent play on 4 for any person who Wil l be pur chastng a huntmg license tor the first 1 11111 sd ty Febnl.lf) I9th .1g unst lack son T~eket s lor the toum 1men1 g 1me 11me thiS year It IS now mandantory 111 Oh1o that all l1rs1 time hunters sue be a1.11i 1ble on the athletiC cesstull) complete thiS course before bou, ter booth the r<m 11nmg three they are eleg1blc to purchase a hunt home g ~rl s g 1mes or I rom 9 1 Mon 1ng license Courses are offered free d 1) Fml1y 111 I he st hool offic e ot char!e hy cerllt1ed volunteer Qu,Jrter l!!.ll!h By SCOTT WOLFE Senttnel Correspondenl The Vmton County V1kmg s esc 1ped "llh .1 wm but the Southern Torn 1does ~ot a moral 'tctory m droppm; .16! 46 T11 V 1lley Confer ence game to the V1kmgs Tuesday mght 111 boys Inter d111""" h1gh school b ISketh,lll ICtiOn Excepllng 1 10 2 11111 111 the l11st m1nute Sourhern dommueclthe f11st halt of pi 'Yand made 1g 111 1111 come b.1ek to lc 1d lJ 30 11 the hill The l1n 11 score w IS notlndlcalll e of the ught close bIll g 1me V1nton County ( 10 S) 11ced to a 10 2 lead mostly belund th1ee three pomters between Ryan Caudi ll md J,tson K1uger Then Southern (I I 5I reg uned 1ts composure and lightened 1ts 1 3 zone In the Southern comeb Kk the Torn 1doe' dommued the defenSi ve Meigs girls notch 76-47 win over N-Y By DAVE HARRIS Sentmel Correspondent Sophomore Brooke Williams scored a career h1gh 19 pOints o~nd pulled down I I rebounds to Je 1d Me1gs to a 7fi 47 Will over Nel son'llle York 111 g1rls T11 V11ley Conference basketball action Mon day e1 enmg The L 1dy B11ckeyes were w11h111 stnk111g diStance at the h 1lf on I) down 33 2S But Me1gs outscored the Lady Buckeyes I8 9 mthe thlfd pen od and 2S U 111 the fourth to '"" gmng aw •Y Mc1gs 111 the filS! penod htld onto ,\Slim 12 10 Je,1d bull he M,1r 1udc1S behmd Wlil11ms and Amhe1 Y1n11 0 outscored Nel-<mll lie York 1 I 15 to take a 11 ~S le td IntO the locker 100 111 at the h 1lf W!llwm ~ led MciJs wnh n m ~.: po1111 s wd V111mg 1freshm1n 1dded su to p,tce the m 1roon md gold Sen1or Can ssa Ash h 1d the hoi h md tor Ron Log tn . , I lCIIe.., 10 the third penod as she scored " ' pomts Mills 5 Re1her '\ Bolli! 'i) Southern had ~ steals 20 turnovers and 15 fouls Southern out rebounded the much !.tiler V1kmgs mcludmg Chad Damron the 6 foot S center 33 23 Vmton County hu I7 48 two pomters was 4-11I on three pomters hit I] 18 free throws and ho1d 21 rebounds (Caudill 8) VC had 12 steals 13 turnovers md 20 fouls VC won the reserve game 5746 "11111mg the game cady w1th a 16 1 f1rst penod start Southern c.1me back to" 1thm four but fell at the fin ISh Josh Patterson Jed VC With 19 and Da1 1d DeAist.l had I I Matt Warner Jed the little Whulwmds with I 8 potnts and Garrett KISer oldded 12 Southern hosts Waterford on F11 d ty 10 R.tCIIlC Quarter Mllb Southern I I 20 8 7=46 Vinton County 22 8 14 16=61 Vmton Cou.nty. C.ISey N1ce I 0 0=2 Aaron Ward I 0 0/2=2 Todd Braden 3 0 616=12 Ry 1n Caudill S 2 517=2 I Nate Henderson 0 0 214=1 J.JSon Kruger 7 ~ 0=20 Chad D 1m ron 0 0 112=I Totals 17-414/21 =61 Southern Ben11 M.muel 2 0 4/6=8 Adam Cummgs 0 I 1/2=4 Russell Re1ber I 0 2/1=4 Adam Williams 2 0 1/2=5 N1ck Bolin 4 0 011-8 Troy Hob.tck 2 0 2/3=6 Jonath m E1 1ns I 0 0=2 Jerrod M11ls 3 0 3/5=9 Tolals· 15 1-13/23=46 Hunter safety course slated on Feb. 14-15 '"II Nel snO\ lile York and Willhlms scored four more as Me1 gs pulled 1w 'Y to t1ke 1 S I 14 le 1d he 1dmg IntO the f111 1l pcnod Ash md Tan,;y Laudemult sco1eJ r,, e pomts each 111 the lounh pcn od and Williams 111d V1n1n• lour e 1<h as the M trauder " on go m, a\\ a) Willi 1m ~ led four M tr 1udcr-; 111 double fi gures "11h her pmc h1 Jh 19 Y1nmg 1dded 14 Ash I ~ md L 1udormdt 1dded I 0 The M 1r 111dcrs h1t 'n of 60 I rom the Ooo1 111clud'ng l\\ oof s1x !rom lhrec= [)01111 range lor ~5 'h Mtl}!S v. en! to the line 11 tun ~s I 0 15 9 I 1=47 P ~ I I~ 15:76 chastng a tur takers permit lor the first ume The rules are the same as tor the hunter educatiOn course A tur taker s permit IS requ1red m addll1on to a hunting license but the Oh1o DIVISIOn of Wildlife has not announced when or where the trap per course w1ll be offered tn South ern Oh1o at thiS time * * ** * ** * SALES & SE 'SERVING OHIO SINCE 1953" customer FRIGIDAIRE FREEZERS Starttng At $29 900 FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALE .... UPTO $100 CASH REBATE. See store for details Nice selection of Gallery Products. 90 YS S DA 'AME AS CASH JIM YOUNG, OWNER 992-5335 v I ' G'ft " Creat a enttne 1 • ************************ II By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent Desp1te a great fight the Eastern Eagles dropped a close 85 72 encounter Tuesd 'Y mght to Wellston ,\1 Eastern 111 boys mter dn ISIOil pllly ol the T11 V1lley Conference Eastern IS now 3 13 ove,ll md Wellston "9 6 Eastern w,ts coached by assJstdOt!\ Joe Bob B 11ley md J I) M1ller as coach Tony Deems wtle Wendy del11ered the11 tlurd child Alli son Jnne ,md Deem was not present B 11ley s 11d The boys re 1lly played h 1rd the entne g 1me We broke the Wellston p1css Ill n1~ht long md were w11hm m pomts wllh three mmutcs to go The Ohw D11 1s1 on h" be ucn up on the llockmg Dill Sinn Ill se ISOn long .md with Me gs "111 over Fed eral Tuesd 1y mght the Hockmg DIIISIOn " Jell w1thou1 ,, te 1111 h IV tng .1 wmnmg record Feder 11 Hock mg " now 8 8 01 er 111 md he 1ds the d11 lSI On Tnmblc" S X md M1llcr IS third at S 10 Eastern Stlrted stmng .lltd hold ol great third quarter but lhe second canto prmed to be 1 k11ler E !Stern Jed 21 20 1fter one 10und E ISiern s zone let down the sec ond quolfter .md 11lowed Wellston to 11ke a 42 14 Je 1d mto the hIll E !Stern pi l)ed m mthe rest of the w 1y Eastc1n bwke the Wellston press md put up b1 0 numbers 111 the third quaner The E 1gle' were still "'1th111 s1x pmnts v. 1th JUst three 111111 utes to go 1n the g.une A couple cru c1al turnovers at I"' hurt Adtllt1on ally throughout the e1cn111d E IStertl h 1d trnuhle CO\ enng the outstde shots ,,s Wellston Ju t lllllC three pomters 01 er 111 Co1ey Yonker put up some h1g numbers and ended \\ 1th I0 pomts "Juk Jeremy Kehl h 1d one of hts best g 1mcs with 10 md Steve Durst ,1ddcd I I Joe Bro11 n one ol the h1ghest sCOIIIlg f1eshmen 111thc 1rc 1 Jed all Eastern scmers \\ llh olllOther dazzlmg perform 1nce .1nd 21 pmnts Wellston \\ IS led by ,, pmr of twent y plus efforts 17 from Brod1 By TED ANTHONY NAGANO Japan (AP) - The fresh concrete has dned the foretgn f ICes oiTe stre 1111111g Ill the SUITOUnd mg mountams arc qu1lted With snow and the Olymp1c mascots the Snowl ets "~ liberally deployed Nagano finally IS ready to welcome the world But exactly what wtll th tt world find• A c1ty With a dec1ded tendency toward mulllple person.litty a place capable of bemg mostthmgs to most people ~ m other words JUSt what the multiCultural mul11econom1t 1998 Wmter Ol)mptcs needs Parts of Nagano resemble a cozy Rocky Mountam v1llage nnged With snow capped peaks Wall - turn a few comers and tl becomes the neonladen Los Angeles of Blade Run ner Or hop on a bus and nde for a mtle Then more prosatcally, tl melts mto one of the dmb mtracle m1le edge Clites of North Jersey Thts ctly ts sull not sure what 11 IS one young Japanese woman an Ol)mp1c 1olunteer weanng pl1tform shoes and the reqmsue recyclable J.tcket of tlus year s games s,ud today Gtgghng she declmed to g•ve her name Basketball NBA standmgs EASTERN CONFERENCE Allllnllc Dl\'llUOn W L I'd. fum M111 New Y rk Ncwkn..::y w. hlt:llll 2M 17 2'i 20 'i'i6 16 1I liS1 24 ., , 22 ''i Orlml• 2 1 2" ll ~ ton llul u.lclph1 1 ..................... 14 10 Ct'nlrul ()nlston 11 12 Wellston won the tescl\C &,\me s..a. 46 Le ld lng s~.:orels lor E ISICtn we1e Josh W1ll wllh 21 pntnts Jere my Colem 111 h.1d II Fnr Wellston Ewmg h 1d I1 and Eherts h 1d 11 Eastern hosts Miller F11d 1y Quarter tmJ!b 21 I l 2H 10=72 E.tstern Wellston 20 22 ~S I H=X'\ East<rn Juhn D11~g s 0 I 112=4 M 111 BISsel l I I 111=6 Je1cmy C.IS to I () 011=, Co1cy Yonke~ ~ 0 0=10 Josh Will I 0 0=~ Jctcmy Kehl I I 5n= I0 Ste\e Durst 1 I 2/2=11 Enc Smllh 2 0 0=4 Joe Brown I0 0 116=21 Totals ~-41.2/20=72 Wellston Sturg11l 4 0 211=10 Arthur I 0 0=2 Mer111l 9 3 0=27 Bulfls 4 0 0=8 Sowers 2 0 214=6 H 1ger I 0=2 Stew ut 2 ll J/2=S Bethel 2 6 VS=27 Tolals 25 9 8/1-1=85 34 SIVe The Olymp1cs have of course 6>2 'il l 'i 46K 4'i7 11M 1 7 ~ Vanderbtlt 61 BJ McK1e scored 15( pomts mcludmg four free throws m the final 20 seconds as South Carohna escaped Vanderbilt s upset bu McK1e s runnmg JUmper wuh 2 44to go put the VISiltng Gamecocks ( 17 3 7 2 SEC) ahead 60 52 Van derb1lt s Drew Maddux countered wtth five str:ught pomts before Austtn Bates answered a South Carolina free throw wtth a lip m w1th 20 seconos left to close the Commodores ( 15 7 4 5) to 6 I 59 But McK1e closed 11 out at the foul line No.l5 West Vtrgmia 90 Pttlsburgh 72 At Morgantown W Va Jarrod West scored I8 potnts and Dam1an Owens added 16 as the Mountameers handed the Panthers their fifth stratght Joss lH Marcus Goree added 14 pomts and grabbed a career h1gh 15 rebounds tor the Mountameers ( 19 3 9 3 Btg Ea.'!) P1ttsburgh (7 10 2 8) closed to 57 52 on Stephen Flores three pomt er before West Virgm1a used an 11 2 run highlighted by West s third three pomter to put the game away Jarrett Lockhart scored 22 po 1nts to lead Pill No 24 Iowa 79, Wtsconsm 76 Freshman R1cky DaviS scored 25 pomts as the Hawk eyes snapped a four game Josmg streak by wmnmg at WISconsm A dunk by Davts on a m1ssed free throw provtded the crucml basket down the stretch g1vmg Iowa ( 16 6 overall 5 4tn B1g Ten) a 74 69 lead Sean Mason scored 14 potnts to lead W1sconsm ( 10 12 3 7) The Badgers have lost five stra1ght ' ·:·:::c····················2H IK 27 IH 609 600 l24H ,., 20 '"' 'i22 6) 2 1 2'i 10 16 4~7 12 21 -·- 6 WES1 ERN CONFERENCE Dh1~1on w \4 I. 14 2'1 20 >2 21 I\ 1'1 "'•···························· j\ 0 I 'I ; De 1 v~.: r ... I'd. 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Da ~ Co lonel Whlte64 Ctrclt\'llle 62 H:am1l1on Twp lil Clc lndepcndelll..-e IU G1lmour 64 Cle Um\'enlly 71 Mllyfi eld "i4 Coal Grove 73 Rock Hlll61 Col Brookhaven 71 Col Lindl.'n Mt.:KII\It y 2~ Col E.ut 8 I Col Whemone S2 Col Eastmoor 71 Mnnon Frnn~ ltn 61 Col Jndependerx..-e 7 J Ctll Br1gga 4.8 Col M1ffi1n 78 Col Beetht.:roft ~9 Col Nor1hland 84 Col Ccntcnmnl72 Col Wnnen;on 6J NcwiUk Cat:h H Col West JOj Col South 87 Cclumbt~a 79 Leet()QIP 75 (01) Conneaut74 Cll111don B ContlncntnJ 47 Columbus Gnwe 28 tn pursuance ot taw 1 Howard E Frank Treasurer of Metgs Coun,t Ohio In compll&nc:e with revtsed Code No 323 08 of State Of OhiO do hereby giVe nohce of the Rates of TaxatiOn for the Tax Year of t997 Rates 1n dollars and cents of each one thousand ~otlars tax valuation !' TOWNSHIPS . SCHOOL DIS11UCTS & ~ 4~ 'i t I ,gl!• cr:e • J! ~ c:J "'w :1 1.70125.011 .50 1.00 3 011 3.30 1.011 1.011 40.80 38.666314 !Ill.• •• .. ~95486 ........... 41 .t73862 39.1162025 38.417697 ...... 39.661612 I LS.D. . 4.30 1.70 I 24.50 .so 1.00 __3.011 3.30 1.011 1.011 ' 40.30 ll.§.J). 4.30 3.70 24.51l I .so 1.00 3.011 3.30 1 011 1 00 42.30 Uolp LS.D. 4.30 3.70 . 25.011 .50 1.00 3.oo 3.30 1.011 1.oo 42.80 COLUMBIA • rLS.D. , 4.30 2.70 I 33.1t .so 1.0ll 3.0ll 3 30 1.011 1 011 53 80 ........... 1LS.D. tLS.D. 4.30 3.70 24.50 I .so 1.00 3.011 3.30 1.011 1.011 42.30 .057835 4.30 3.70 I 21.011 ~ 1.011 3.011 3.30 1.0ll 1.0lll44.80 u..... •LS.D. 4.30 4.20 I 21.011 .5ll 1.0ll 3.0Q J30i 1.0Q 1.0Q 45.30 .151259 <WOO ~447974 42.072594 4.30 4.20 24.50 .50 1.00 3.011 3.30 1.011 1.011 42.80 .0110203 .029671 40.223320 41 .530091 ~~:30 3.70 124.so .so 1.0ll 3._0ll 3.30 1.0CI 1.011 42.30 40_.168387 40.724306 uo uo 1 2s.011 .so 1.011 3.011 3.30 t.OII 1.011 43.40 40.713154 41.981D40 3.0ll 3.30 1.011 1.00 47.50 CHESTER LEBANON OUVE EutomLS.D. 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MIDDLEPORT Vlu.AGE 4.30 f W I &r:l" ·~~-· 4.30 , Mellll LS.D. 4:30 .zo l 25.oa .50 t.OC 4.30 4.20 25.0ll .50 t.OII 3.00 3.30 1.011 1.011 43.30 oWIIU 4.30 3.80 I 21.01 1.0ll 3.00 3.30 1.0ll 1.011 44.70 .144!161 4.30 1.70 1 21.011 .so .so .so 1.011 1.10 3.011 3.30 ).Oil 1.0ll St.IO · 3.311 .~, ...-.. 41.0116622 42.066941 38.220233 41653142 41.250224 ._~"""""' .. 45.743997 ~ 8.80 3.0ll :i.1o I 21.0111 1.0111 Real estate- which have no1 been paid 111 the c1o1e of nc:h co11ec:11on carry a penally of ten pen:ent Taxes may be paid Ill the oflic:e of the County Treasurer or by mall PIIMa bring your 1ut tax reeol!lt and Hyou pay by mall be aura to locate your prope!1y'by tax1ng dtstrtct and enclole stamped aaH addresl8d envelope /IWIWfS 81C8111Ina your tax receipt to see that n covers ell your property Office hours are 8 30 A M to 4 00 F' M Monday through Friday - Closed on Saturday Fatture to rec:alve tax llllltemems- not IMMd any penalty lntereet Of Cl1lrll8 Incurred for such delay Ohio Revtsed Code 323 13 Ctcsmg date F!!b 24 t 998 HOWARD E FRANK, Meigs County Treasurar •nell; lltli.AOE 4.!10 r • t.oa 1.oal so.oo I Football Tuesday"s scores Lktr V~ll l .cluurc:1116 ~ Akrun Bul;hlc l K6 Akron Ktnmnn: CiK Aknm ( c:nl HnwerKO Akrml1rc: swr c 'i 1 Akr m E 67 Akr n llkt l~ Akr n G rt dJ bb Akron N 'iJ Alrt n Hub n 6Ci Nt.:w Ph lat.klph11 2l Alb my Alcltm.lc r X-1 He nl Jt: k M1 lk r 6? 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AND 1 Washtngton 7 p m M1mt 1!Phlllklplnl7l0[''' STRI<E A8lOW N TI-E. WIR ON Baseball p 16 {) I c. 9 .,f I t! 10 JJ North P 1rk 72 Rtll.:kl rd l1 Ohi 1 N m~rn 60 Ollcth..!m 42 Pu due Ca lunlr.:l 77 lllmu s T,. h M Tn St 11e 12 1itfin 'i1 Tomght's games 1 M.nn~.: sol S J "'C I ( Ill! ry J J I NY Ru~lf s 1 l.us A11!du 10 \OJ 11 W L I f1>. Gf liA C 1p 111 77 Heidelberg 4H D k111St 60 DorJt"i9 DcP 1ul li1J N Ilimon NO L>cP u w 6K I~ 101 wr M I urcku 'iii Monnll uti Ill 'il l1t.l St th Bclltl 7~ S1 fru11.:1~ Ill C1 l M11m1 Umon )() Hmm Cui 4~ M1 unl Vernon N tllfcnc 7H Oh1 1 D n 11 n rl 111.: n Ull> IIII!H Yt rk lrrt Transactions Ath1nhr DmSMJn Andt.Yson lnd b9 Rose-Hulm m4tl Htldwm W Ill tee 70 John ( )jll Ph1111drl•1 1 Phll.: 1u 'r" M1dwest 2( ( 11 ~ 1~01\(t.ltrtll EASTERN CONFERENCE 2 14 Thursday's ~ames St ltlll 1Om; 11 7 '1 {) 1 1 I r II I 01 w J 'tiJ n l>.:tr I I mp I n IY 1 l() I 1 (7 Vlly4() Hockey R1v~.:r Mt;tn 1 (1·1 • ) 7 / Nut~ Danw: 76 Mtss U f r Wt men fl9 H~:1 tkrsun S1 60 RoJnul«: 1 '\ R mdol\ h Ma~.:un Wu ~ 1 ~ 6K - Sbaw 87 St Piml ~ 1 Sl Augmunc 5 71 W1ns1on S lc n 70 Trnnsy[vam 1 101 Wllbtrftlru: 'i4 V 1 Cunlmtmweahh77 Aml'm m U ·M fuesday 's scores N~.:w Zu~.:v llh.:WM~klll ):141 1 Meredith Kl Me1h I st "i6 Pht)(!IJXI IO !1 1 105 (I M11 l ltfiS [ rmll~r 7 J Hu mh1l 1 t" v II 'i7 R yn IJ hIll! ~f z.,~t:vllcRs mn~ 7tt(II).;SI NHL standings Altbum 7l LSU"il Ahn~ Lluyd JH V • h termnm M Ddmon! 7K Snmtord 'i6 Bowl~ Sl 66 Vul!l' 11 Un un {.0 Dndgcwalcr V 1 71 I ym; l burg 'i~ E Mennon11e 16 M try B1ldW1n :W Emory & Henry 79 W •shm)!ltm & Lee (f) F l )lel ev1ll l!' S1 M\ N C Cen n[ 71J Gt.'Of[ll Southern K'l W It nl 64 Gu lfmd M8 H llhns 42 J hnson C Smtih 7K V1rgmu St 74 Kcruudy St 71 L 1" :'i7 LI\'IOgstont: 6"i Ehz 1bc1h C1 y S1 O' M 11yv1l1t.: fc1 n X'i Shllma16l L A ( ltiJICU Ill Ul h 102 (j Nag.tnn s downto11 n hr mch fc 11ures the Teny 1k1 M< Burhe' md ,, B1g M 1< Wltb a fned egg on top Homer S1mpson n1r1 u11 Jut he U111ted Stiles 111 thiS m cr med oldvertiSemenll l wou ld be g If ISh ConSider T1mes Squue or your .1ver.1ge submb,m stnp e~owded w1th the Taco Bdl and mufner shop breeds And yet supenmposed upon the eleg tnt J.IJl mese esthetic some how all thiS consumenst chaos works Without be1ng utterly 01er the top It manages to exiSt wtthm the em ~ron ment not llbove It Z South JOt\ M1dweNI N~.:w Will tn Snu h Ml H multt n \7 W lmmgton Del 70 Ph Ia PI urn York 1~.. 10" Guudk:r 42 S 1 Ani mll IO'i G ldt.:n S111c 1Xl I U 111ll'i S u ;mct! ' ~ I'RCES Amway and Kod 1k lc 1d the gt 1111 Slgnage parade Coke (here D1et Coke IS Coke L1ght ) offers the Coca Cola Plaza next door at Kmn Square 1998 a g~omt beer can spot light proJects a be,1m mto the sky Nearby more perm.ment neon adveniSements adorn the Sides of bUtldmgs puis ltmg With the City s energy Some logos are mst.mtly recog nllable despite Japanese chM.ICters 7 Ele1 en s red md green stnpes pop up m the unlikeliest plaGes And the McDonald s arches are the usu.1l bea cons of fam11ian1y although Waslungton Md g[ Bryn M ••.o.r 15 Wesley 61 Vll\1 Juhe '\6 Jll 217 S1 Thomas Aqumas HO Nyack 04 S1cvens TL'Ch ~I St Jo~ph s NY 4:'i Stolk'ht U 7R A1~un pi on :'il 1lue181 Alfred 70 V usar 4R Rl"l 19 W Conne~.;mut :H SJlfll ll-lic lll 'i4 Wash & Jctf 61 Grove C ty 'i(l !ill 14 luw1 1 .1 'll tr.msformed Nagano dramatically Ev1dence of recent constructiOn IS e1 er) where parts of the c1ty feature bmldmgs so factory fresh thm they resemble to scale archllectural mod els The f11e Olymp1c nngs are ommpresent and four of fi1e local s diSplay some sort of Olymp1c gear on thetr bod1e< And of course gargantu.m Olymp1c related corporate logos ,ue e1 ery\\ here Urban J.tpan specwhzes 10 01 em zed stgnage the more neon the better - and thus down town Nagano IS the perfect cam as VISa Mlllmo McDonald s N lt1 I~ v 11~ 77 S1 c~l s h r r K N R l ~c\1 lk L1kt.: R llt:l 61 ( r 1J R1vt.:r .p Nd 11\'lll Y1rkJlJ W • ~ hrl'il N~.:w /\Itt 11y 7( B~o:rnt Um 11 'i4 N~.:w [h sl n G\1.!1 w Mlt.l tP Md>cr 11 II NW 7K Ck\ cl tul Sl 19 IJ tylm 7K c At thiS moment 111 t1me thiS 1s what Nagano IS A place where an unp.1111leled bel I) ful of hand pulled soba noodles costs less than $6 A place where shopkeepers Will abandon stores and walk down the street wuh you to pro v1de direCtions where downtown features VIrtually no htter boxes but Immaculate streets where the Duet Twmkle Sound Pub IS JUst up the road from the Women !;>ream D1f fer clothmg store A pl.1ce "here politeness ts asserttve e1 en aggres Potsd11m Sl 76 C IZl' n w a :'i:'i s~rnnto n It\ FOU Madm n :'il S Jot n Ftshcr J:'i I r~:tlon 1St 4) S Jost:flh s ~6 Fordhun J~ S Pcler s n Mamlti9 \OTI South (5 he was out the Owls took a 20- I I lead on a 10-0 run led by Qumcy Wadley s five potnts But Massachusetts climbed With tn two pomts at halftime Wtth an 8 2 burst tncludmg four po1nts by Chns Ktrkland The VICtory was parttcularly sar ISfymg for Temple whtch bas one of tts longest fiercest nvalnes wtth Massachusetts Before thts week Mtnutemen were last ranked tn November 1996 m the aftermath of their NCAA semifinal fimsh and the departure of John Caltpan to coach the New Jer sey Nets In other games No 13 Soyth Car olma edged Vanderbilt 65 61 No I 5 West V1rgtma downed Putsburgh 90 72 and No 24 Iowa n1pped WIScon sm 79 76 No. 13 South Carohna 65 Scoreboard I H til ot G u gel wn q ntlc 61 M~ ~ s 11:h1 sc.'tls 47 Wrlil Vn~ 11 .10 P11t~burgh 72 0 mg guards Clarke and Monty Mack 'Our plan was to key on Clarke and Mack on the pen meter and force them to take the shots outside ' he satd The Owls held the Mmutemen to I7 for 56 shooting - or JUSt over 30 percent Temple scored 48 percent from the field on 2 I for 44 shootmg The Owls went4 for 7 on three potnt tnes Ahead only 26 24 at halfttme Temple but It a 13 2 run on three smughtthree pomters m the first five mmutes of the second half Broken borough made the first two and Lynn Greer added the other Keaton Sanders then gave the Owls a 55 391ead wtth a dunk With 3 40 rematnmg Massachusetts fell behmd qUick ly after Lan Ketner commllted two fouls m the first five mmutes Wh1le • Mernll and 27 I rom Ry 111 B~thel Eastern had ,, btg ntght on the boards wuh 1 IS 20 rchoundmg edge E.IStern Jut 4 I '\ tht ee pomters 24 S1 two pomleiS md w.IS I ~ 2 I w1th 35 rebounds tE11c Snuth II Joe Bro11 n Vl Elste1 n h 1d 7 sle 1ls (Kehl 4) 16turnovers II oiSSISIS !BISsell S) and 15 louis Wellston h1t 9 19 three pomteiS 2'\ 49 two pomters .md w.IS X I0 at the hne w1th 20 rebounds (So" ers 7 Stell 10 4) Wellston h 1d 10 sic 1ls SIX tumovers len ISststs (Bethel 5) utd 21 louis s~ I ~.: ** *•* * ** * * ** got tmpattent and rattled 'It was the firstttme I've really seen a zone hke that he satd • They extended out and made us play from the comers ' On offense Temple s Rasheed Brokenborough and Lamont Barnes penetrated mstde repeatedly Barnes had 18 potnts and mne rebounds and Brokenborough scored 16 pomts Clarke led Massachusetts wtth 14 potnts It was JUst frustration Massa chusetts coach' Brutser Flint satd "I told these guys th1s ts a game of patience We had good looks but we learned a Jesson They beat us m every aspect of the game Temple s trappmg zone kept the cold-shooting Mmutemen well out of the patnt for most of the game Chaney sa1d the Owls came mto the game wtth a strategy of pressur Rlllr 71 I Jrhcll 411 CE : NEW SHOWROOM AT 114 W 2ND ST •FREEDellvery FREESetUp •FREE Removal of old units FREE 2nd Year Warranty FREE money from Frigidaire on Gallery modeta money back to Wellston rolls past Eastern boys 85-72 ~~~,_____{&-., · --*~ a~~~'-1~ *********************************** :* KEN'S APPLIANCE •• PUTS IT IN- The Meigs Marauders' Way ion McKinney gets past Federal Hocking's Dusty Bond (50) and puts In the close-range basket In front of teammates Angelo Rodriguez (to Bond's left) and Daniel Hannan (behind the Lancers Chuck Vogt wearing No 24) dur· Jng Tuesday night's TVC game at Meigs High School, where the Marauders won 81-55 (Sentinel photo by Dave Harris) X ,-- The Daily Sentinel o Page 5 Nagano struggles to find identity as Winter Olympics draw closer 10:-.tructo rs and ..,IUd~ nt s mu st fLUend all !'iess lOn s ol the course anl:J sue Me~ c• s cesslull y cnmplete a 100 quest1on Nelsonvtlle York M1ndy e•ammallon by al lea~t 80o/c McCl elland 2 0 ~ = 6 Tiff 1n) Cnh The hunter educatiOn classes Will be hel d I I) 2=4 Am 1nd 1 D 1ltr n 0 0 3=1 All Shafer 2 0 2=6 Rchecc.1 held 10 Galha County on Feb I4 I5 at the Gallta County Gun Club w11h D 1lton S 0 1=11 Anm Ad 1ms 4 0 veteran hunter Bob Don net servmg,as 2= I 0 Amy Dupler I 0 1='1 Totals the mstructor The class SIZe w11l be 15 0 17=47 lun1ted to JUst 3tl people who regiS Metgs Anther V111111 0 (> 0 2=I4 ter on a first come baSts and anyone C "' " ' Ash 404= 12 Jenn1fer w~>hm g to enroll " a'ked to call Slu 11npl111 2 0 0=4 Tnc y Coll ey I Noreen Saunders at the Galha Coun U 1=-l Bec ky S1mth 3 0 I=7 T mgy ty Courthouse at 740.446-4612 by no B10oke Lllllklmlit 22 0= 10 later than Feb I2 Willi llllS 7 0 5=19 MeiiSS:I Werry 2 There w1ll also be Tmpper education ll ll=4 M irg1e Brait on 0 ll 1=2 c ourses offered for those who will be Totals 27 2 16=76 trappmg furbe~nng ammals and pur Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio Temple upsets No. 23 UMass; No. 15 West Virgin~a tops Pitt AMHERST Mass (AP)- Ma.ss achuseus was tn a zone Instead of a shooung zone how ever 11 was Temple s de fens tv~ zone and 11 smothered the Mtnutemen s offense Temple embarrassed No 23 Mass achusetts 61 47 Tuesday n1ght a day after the Mmutemen returned to the national rankmgs And the Owls d1d 11m hostile !em tory The ambush at home broke a 10game wmnmg streak by Massachu sells ( 16 6 8 I Atlanttc JO) Temple ( 13 6 6 3) snapped back from two stratght losses Temple coach John Chaney satd hiS zone defense Jet the Owls control the tempo and qutet the home fans We dtd a good JOb playmg agamst the crowd he sa1d Massachusetts guard Charlton Clarke admmed that the Mmutemen Marauders down Federal Hocking 81-55 By DAVE HARRIS Sentmel Correspondent Me1gs outscored Federal Hockmg 24 7 1n the secL>nJ penod wd went on to del< 11 Federal Hock1n~ XI 5) m boys Tn Valk) Conference bas ketball ac11on Tue,day e1 cnmg at Larry R Mormon G)nmastum The: v-1n bre lks a two ~.:ame lo~m g slrcak tor Me1 .s the Marauders are now 9 5 me rail and 7 4 111 the Oh10 D""'on of the T'll C Federal Hock mg wh1ch '' l o~dm! the Hockmg D" IS lOll drops to 7 Y ov erall and 6 Wednesday, Febniary 4, 199& �Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middfeport, Olifo By The Bend Wednesday, February 4, 1998 AQencies warned not ·to cut home health services WASHINGTON (API ~ For two years. a home health a1de had come to John Anderson 's home three limes Congress posed to endorse attack on Iraq WASHINGTON (API - A closed. briefing and open te<timony by top defense officials cleared the way for an expel: ted bip<~rtisan ~.:ongrc..,sional .resoluti on as backing a powerfu l air attack on Iraq . The resoluti on sponsored by Senate MaJority Leader Trent Lon. RMISs .. and Minonty Leader Tom Daschle. D-S.D.. would urge President Clinton to ""take all necessary and ap propri at~ actions to respond to the ihreat posed hy Iraq's refusal to end its weapons of mass destruction programs ."' Some members had withheld support pending a formal briefing by administration oftic ial s. which took pl ace Tuesday eve n~n g. Others have e., pressed reservations about what an mtack could achi eve . Secre tary ·of State Madeleine Albright . just returned from talk.s with Arab and European leaders. planned 10 meet with members of Congress today. but there Wa.s little doubt the resolution would pass overwhelmingly, perhaps as earl¥ as today. · The Clinton ad mini stration wants the support. but docs not view the non-binding resolution as necessary for it to act. Albright. talking lo reporters en route home, snid Tuesday night she found no outright objecttt>n s among Arab nalions to attacking Iraq if diplomacy failed, although all preferred a diplomatic solution to the months-long standoff over access by U.N. inspectors to suspected Iraqi weapons si tes. After giving a closed briefing to congressional leaders late Tuesday, Defense Secretary William Cohen characterized hi s afternoon on Capitol Hill as posit ive. noting co ngressional support for diplomatic etlorts to gain Iraqi compliance with U.N. reso luti ons as we ll as stronger options. Cohen said he outlined very clear goals for U.S. military action of ·· degrading (ln1q"s) weapons of mass destruclion capabili ties"' as well as any capability Iraq has to destabilizethe o"il -rich region. He said time was running out, and Clinton would decide when diplomatic effort< should end . Earlier. Cohen and Gen. Henry H. Shelton. the chairman of the Joinl Chiefs of Stall diScussed administration plans at a Senate Armed Services Commi ttee heari ng. They were joined by Sandy Berger. Clinton's national security aJviser. for the pri vate seSsion. A defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity said the presentation was broad and did not get to the leve l of spec ilie attack plans or even co nt ingen c i e~. Nonet helel\s, members attending refused to di scuS< it . Se n. Kay Bailey Hutchi son. RTexas. said only th"t members were concerned whet her U.S. forces could "achieve the result s we are seeking.·· Cohen conceded at the Armed Se rvices hearing that strike' on chemical or biological weapons m<.m- ufacturing faciliti es <till would leave Iraq i.n th~ position to reconstitute those facilitie s 4uickly. ' ··we shou ld not raise unrea!-ionable expectations about what can be <Khievcd by air power alone. ·· Cohen said. ··1 believe diplomacy IS still the best wav to resolve thi s issue ... H uu~e SJ}c<.~ker Newt Gingrich's office. meanwhile. i:-.sued a statement a week to care for his wife, who lost the ability to control most bodily functions to multiple sclerosis. But then the home health agency abmptly announced they would have to cut services. sayi ng Medicare would on ly pay enough for a nurse to change her catheter once a month . Anderson. a 73-yea(-o ld from Largo; Fla .. didn 't know what to do. "" I tried to take care of her. but it became more and more difficult." " said Anderson. Anderson was able to get the agency to start sending weekly help agai n. after Medicare offic ial s told Anderson he could insist on all the care his wife's doctor had prescribed. The Clinton administration . concemed· by cases similar to this one, has ondered home health care agencies to stop cutting care for the elderly. " I was alarmed to learn that many beneficiaries are being frightened." said Medicare administrator NancyAnn Min De Parle. In a letter to home health agencies Tuesday. DeParle said that new spe nding limits - imposed under the balanced-budget act to help reduce waste and abuse of Medicare's home health benefit- should not result in the loss of necessary care for home· bound Medicare beneficiaries. " We - believe all Medicare enrollees can be safely and effeclively cared for under this payment system by ... (agencies) that deliver quality care efficiently," De Parle said in the letter, noting that home health companies "are not free to reduce the amount of care ordered for pa11ents by physicians." Advocates for the elderly such as Judith Stein, executive director of the Center for Medicare Advoc.,cy in Connecticut. said· they "re gelling IIJII7. L..•~ 1\nl!eb T1mcs Sync.l1ca lc ~nd Crc~wn Syndnl<! Dear Ann Landers: My husband. '"George." is 71 years old. We have had a wonderful marriage for over 30 years -- until recently, that IS. when George took up golf. Me was a great athlete in his younger days and quickly became quite a good golfer. At the golf club, he met a youn g woman who works as a checker at ·the local su permarket. She is young enough to be hi s grand- daughter. George and "Amy" play twice a week, and she usually beats him . Amy recently won a contest at the golf club for doing 70 sit-ups. A month ago, George dec ided to join a fitne ss club. He told jme Amy suggested it. He introdue"'ed me to her at the supermarket last week. and she certainly is very well put together, as you might expect. A friend of ours told me that after the sessi <;ms at the fitnes s club, George and Amy go out together for lunch . Ann . I know that it is easy to look ,good at the age of 25, especially in skimpy white shorts and a while Tshirt, but I do not like these rece nt developments and wonder which person I should approach first. I l .. Re8ister to Win! . Ito purd!me """'"'~· !011 mll<l be of l001t 18 yean old lo enler. : lName _____________~ I 1Address------------1 City, State, Zip _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Phone U.S. Grade A Tyson Holly Farms Boneless· 1 SONY CAMCORDER 1-sso Off GIFT CERTIFICATE Reg. Price l at each store . SONY 27" COLOR TV & VCR 1 '· Superior's Whole Boneless 1 Tqvern Ham .WEE GETAWAw... ......-;:;o . ACATION PACKAGE s 19 .GID! .,. •• r 1 SONY WEEKEND GETAWAY VACATION PACKAGE s 1 lb. roll Pillsbury Grands! Bi$cuits 1·1:4 "UTEAND40 SECOND GATEWAY 2000 SHOPPING SPREE COMPUTER at each store 1 United Valley Bell 1% Milk gallon OFF Reg. Price s 88 20oz. q ips 15.25 oz, Total Raisin Bran 18 oz. 2/86 General Mills Cereal 40./a off' Pepsi Products GETAWA·~---­ Coffee EASTMAN'S 1 WALT DISNEY WORLD FAMILY VACAnON PACKAGE s II Umrt 1 wrth additional purchase Big Bend, Buckeye, Gallipolis, Ohio Valley, Twin Rivers Reg. Price 12 oz. cans 99 We Reserve the Right to limit quantities • Price• effective Thru Saturday Feb. 7, 1998. USDA Food Stampa & WIC Coupona accepted. Not reeponalble for typogl'llphlc:al or pictorial errore. • CHESTER - Ches ter Garden Cluh . meet at Chester United Methodi st Ch urch. Take cop p~ r craft. 7:30 Wednesday. THURSDAY POMEROY - AA. 1· p.m. Thursday. Sancd Heart Catholic Church. Mulhcrry Ave .. Pomeroy. POMEROY PERS-PERI. noon luncheon. Se nior Citi zens Center. Th ursday. Reservations arc to he made by <) a.m. Thursday at 992 - word. ' ' Nonetheless, he finally won Menswear Designer of the Year in 1995 from the Council of Fashion Designers of America, which snubbed him the previous year by leaving the category unawarded. Says executive director Fern Mallis: "Call it marketing . Call it whatever you want. The fact is Tommy Hilfiger talked io customers a lot of other designers ignored .... "The bottom line is that people arc not buying marketing, they are buying products ," she said. Hilfiger's street popularity was orous for boys when they are 8 or 9 years old. A psychologist friend of mine said kids see their mothers and big sisters using makeup and dating, and they arc seen as role model s. Well, Ann, our children also see their parents hugging and kissing and their older sisters geniqg· preg· nant, but this doesn't make it OK for younger children to be doing that. If we let them wear makeup and '"go out" when they are 8, what will they be doing when they are 15? I'lltell you. They 'll be moving on to the J1ext base of thi s ballgame. And we will have ourselves to blame. If we give up fighti ng against peer pressure , we arc allowing other people to raise our children. We are pullin g their friends and their friend s" pare nts in charge. Parents should let thCir children be childre n. Th~y will be adults soon enough and will never get to do it over agai n. And neither wi ll we. ·· A Mother in Doyline , La. Dear Doyline: I cannot add a thing to what you have said . except my thanks for a leiter that I hope will he taken seri ously by pare nts of pre· teen children . If they arc scnSihle. they will learn from it. Send que stions to Ann Lande". Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Ccntu· ry Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angele s, Calif. 90045 basement. By age 20, .Hilfiger was On queue at a recent Lower Manco-owner of People's Place, a chain hanan book-signin g to r Hilfigcr"s of seven boutiques selling- jeans. "" All American: A Slylc Bonk"" psychedelic clothing, candles and (Universe Publishing. $35). 15 ·ycarother stuff. old Errol Sadler was decked out in Its success was short-lived , and Tommy products. right down to hi s Hilfigcr then moved to Manhauan 10 hoxcrs. work for Jordaehe and other sport sSays fashion analyst Tom Julian : wear outlets. In 1986. alter succcss- ""Tommy Hil l"igcr has always hccn a fully designing Murjani "s Coca-Cola little more hr~sh . a little more out of sportswear, Hilfigcr started his own ·the box. Almost nohndy spells it Hi I, company. FINGer anymore .·· Even hack then. he did it with a nc name 's not Iu s anymore any · splash. His billboard on Times way. quips Hilfigcr. who illl> 55 out·" Square put Hilfigcr's name along· let and specialt y stores ''"d 1.046 side the biggest names in men ·s depart111cnt -storc fi xtures . ··11 \ ju:-\1 fashion : Ralph Lauren , Perry Ellis. the name of the company I work Calvin Klein . for:" " NEW YORK (AP) - Designer Tommy Hilligcr. who lives on a 22room farm in Connecticut with his wife and four children. had more modest beginnings in the upstate town of Elmira. tivc. hours west of Manhattan. " It"s the hcanland even though it 's in the East."' he says. He was the second of nine "chi Idren born to a jeweler and a nurse . His first .enterprise. at age II . wns selling saltwater taffy to raise money for a week at summer camp. In high school. Hilfiger and J classmate went down to New YorK with $150 and bought ahout 20 pairs of bell -bouom jeans. which they brought home and sold out of the 2 161. Women's fellowship to make -quilt for fund raiser EAST MEIGS - ll1c Eastern Loca l Tec hnology Co mm jttcc . Thursday. ~ p.m.. Eastern Hi gh School. Anyone interested in se rving on the conrtnill ec asked 10 auend. SATURDAY Star SALEM CENTER Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange, ~7~. Saturday, potluck supper at 6:10 p.m. followed by fourth degree team practic.c at 7:30p.m. and meeting at 8 p.m. Jun ior"Grange will hold its haking contest. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - DAY. Meigs Cl1aptcr 53. Monday. at the l1all with dinner at 6JO p.m. and the meeting at 7 p.m. Plans to make a fellowship quilt quilts that she had made. She also led hy Sherry Shamhlin of the Brad as a money making project this year made comments on the quill s dis- ford Ch urch. were made when the Meigs Coullly played by members. Several were Joan Cona nt of the Middleport Church of Chrisl Women's Fellow- antique, while others were new. She Church had devotions . She 'ang ship met at the Pomeroy Church warned members that quilting is "Hol y Spirit Touched Through Me" recently. "habit forming once you get started and read ""Granny 's Ship ... Each church is to provide 12 inch in quilt making." Bowers presented' "l"m Dn nking hlncks for the quilt in any des ign. Marie Snyder of the Middleport From the Saucer Cause My Cup Has Kathryn Johnson is chairman for the Church was n~mcd chairman for a Ovcrllowed"". Charldcnc Alk1rc gave project with Ann Lambert and project of gatllcring items fola bas- ~ reading. "" 1998 I'm Goi ng to .... ... Eileen Bowers to assist. · ket to be given to a needy famil y in and Pat Thoma had a New Year Marcia Arnold gave an informa- March. She will he assisted by prayer. All arc from the Pomeroy tive program on cutting quilt blocks Charldcnc Alkire . Church. There ·was prayer for John with a rotary " cutter and marking . The meeting opened with sin gin g Anderson. Paula Picken's daughter. them properly so that the bl ocks in of "When the Roll is Called Up Yon- Vera. Faye Wigg in s. and the Pearl the quilt fit together perfectly. She der"". followed by the praye r song. and Richard Gilkey fam ilies. showed several examples and some "Did You Think to Pray." Prayer was Lambert had the closing prayer. Agency's Housing program is offering a low-interest loan, which requires no down payment and closing costs will .be at a minimum. This program is available to . anyone with low to moderate income. We wi" be building a total of 10 new homes in Gallia and Meigs counties. :fhe homes will have 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, living room, kitchen, and 1y, car garage. Potential homeowners must meet income guidelines anct ~- local bank's· eredit guidelines. Income guidelines are: • 1 person $12,222 . $17,654 • 2 person $13,968-$20,176 • 3 person $15,714 • $22,698 • 4 person $17,496- $25,220 • 5 person $18,857 · $27,237 · • 6 person $20,254- $29,255 ' Application deadline is April 1, 1998. Applications will bE! taken by appointment only. Please call Samantha Rumley, Housing Developer at 367·7341 or 992-6629 or schedule an appointment. • Gallia-Meigs CAA will not discriminate in the sale of any homes in regard to Race, Sex, Color, National Origin, Handicap, Age, Familial Status, Marital Status, or Religion. We comply with all of the Federal Fair Housing Laws and Amendments and the Equal Opportunity Act. I confirmed in 1994 when rapper designer. whose otlicc piq vrc or Snoop Doggy Qogg wore a Hilfigcr Mick Jagger wi lh hi s anns around rugby shirt on NBC-TV"s ··saturday Hlifigcr's shoulders reveals a hit of Night Live .'" the 15-ycar-nld groupie in him. Hip -hop wannabes from the He used a rcgi mcnlnf cclchntics "burbs followed suit. in Tommy 's , such as Sidney Poiticr. Pen ny Marbaggy jeans and oversiZed jackets. shall and Jenny McCarthy for the Hilfiger said hc"s proud of opening of the Rodeo Dnve sh>rc embracing these k1ds when others last Novcmher - a showcase lor said itwould finish him . cluthcs Hilfigcr designed for the This summer. he went online to Rolling Sloncs and Sheryl Cmw. combat Internet rumors about racist "" In years past. people looked to remarks that threatened to alienate fashion . magat.ines_lfnr t rend s... he his hip-hop foll owing. said. "The pe\>plc of today arc far '" We had lo get out there and tell more likely to find trends through an the truth. "' he sa id . '" We know that athlete, music star or some real cool was B.S. Just iakc a look at us and cclcbrily that they ~ ike . "" what we are doing.·· At his studio on Fifth Avenue. Hiltiger"s studio. like his clothes. .Hilfi gcr examines pink and bl ack is casual. diverse and funky. Outfit- fabric swatches for his spring collee tcd in gray slacks, gray sweiller and tion . inspired by the mov ie ··B reak· blue oxford sh1rt. Hilfigcr claims he fast at Tiffany's."" The tailored suit s usuall y wears hrightcr colors. ""All and sheath drc«cs arc more hi ghthe fashion mavens wear hlac k."" he end than hi s usual lines. said. Hilfigcr hos hccn warned thai a In one cubicle . a quicl hlnndc men"s designer can"t sell clnlhcs to cx~mincs fabric swatches; her wumcn. "" I've broken a lot of t[1c .rules neighbors, a young Asian artist with a skull cap and a tall black man with and I'm absolutely proud of it. ·· he blond dreadloc ks. sketch while li s- said. nash mg a Cheshire Cal grin ·· 1 tcning to R&B on a boom box. would never want to he in a husiness Although hi s corporati on's wi th rul es and regulations you have advertising costs tripled last year, to to foll ow.·· $19.6 million. Hilfi ge r said -hi s success lies not in promoting himself but in connecting with customers. '"I reach out on the street and find out what is happening ," said the Tommy Hi/tiger- from saltwater taffy to designer clothes Home ownership can become a reality. The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Total Corn Flakes 10 VACATION PACKAGE Whole Grain Wheat Total 12 oz. box, Maxwell Golden Grahams 13 House lfoney Nut Cheerios. 14 Moster Blend oz, Cinnamon Gahams Herr's Asst. 15-17 oz. 1 1 Frito Lay Corn Chips 10.5 oz. Bag Buy I, Get I FBEE Broughton Chip 'N Dip $1.29 Question : I have had redness this is sebaceous hyperplasia. It on my face and went to my der- causes prominent skin pores and a matologist. He said it was rosacea thickening of the skin . If you have and didn't offer any help other a mental image of W.C. Fields than givi ng me a pamphlet that with his red checks and bulbous said there is treatment availabl~. red nose, then you know. what I" ve switched facial soap and also untreated rosacea can look like. usc Noxzema. but this doc sn't We don' t truly understand the seem to make much difference. cause of rosacea. Some authoriI'd appreciate any advice you care ties suspect that it is caused by to offer. infection from one of two bacteria Answe r: Rosacea. which Is - Demodcx folliculorum or Hclialso ca lled acne rosacea, is a com· cobacter pylori. Regardless of the mon skin condition that occurs specific cause for the condition, more frequently with increasing effective treatment is available . age. Rosacea ca~scs redness over Topically applied antibiotics (usuthe ce ntral part of the face partic- ally metronidazole, clindamycin ularly the check bones and nose, or erythromyc in) work well for but the eyes and forehead can also most people. Oral antibiotics, parhe involved. In addition to the ticularly tetracycl ine, may also be general increased redn ess. those necess ary. Unfortunately; these with rosacea often experience fre - must be taken for a period of quent Oushing of the skin brought years to control the condition. No on by drinking hot liquids, alco- cure is currently available . hol or caffeine . or by eating spicy If your rosacea is cosmetically food . · unacceptable, it can be treated This chronic redness and the surgically - laser surgery is often episodes of tlushing arc accompa- best. I'd recommend that you nied by a co ndition called avoid food and drink that worsens '" tel angiec tas ia."" This tongue your rosacea. In additi on, I" d twister word dcscrihcs a grouping return to your' dermatologist and of dilated capi llaries that appear ask for help wi th your skin condisomew hat like small red spider tion. legs and arc clearly" visible just beneath the sk in . In addition . ''Family Medicine" is a rosacea rroduces acne-like blem- weekly column. To submit quesishes. tions, write to john C. Wolf, A very charac tcri sti <.: fea ture of D.Q., Ohio University College this conditi on. when it is untrcat· of Osteopathic Medicine, ed. is swe lling or the oil gland Grosvenor Hall, Athens, · Ohio struct ures. The tnl!dical term for 45701. WEDNESDAY .MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Literary Cl uh. Wednesday. 2 p.m. home or Betsy Parsons. Middleport . Martha Hoover to review ""Final Judgmcnl. " Asst. 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Last night, my 10-year-old daughter asked permission to "go with" a boy in her class. I told her that 10-year-olds do not need to "go with " anyone. She said several girls in her class are going with boys and whenever there is a break-up, which is often, the girls cry for days . I have talked to other parents about this, and they say such behavior is normal and doesn 't amount to much. I disagree. Parents need to set limits and give their children proper values. Young g~rls arc taught how to put on makeup and look glam- Tommy Hilfiger's universe expands off the runway r---~--------·---·--·-,--·--·--·-· world community. he must accept must admit that this fitness program has improved George's appearance, but I'm not so sure it has helped his blood pressure. It certainly hasn't done much for mine. I need advice in a hurry. No name, please, just -Uneasy in Laguna Beach, Calif. 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D-Ga .. who earl ier ra~ sed concerns about the wording of the Iraqi resolution, said at the Armed Services hearing he could now support it. having been .assured it would not be used as p blank check to. launch a protracted conllicl in the Persian Gulf. Ann " Landers By ANJETTA McQUEEN Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP)- His models arc no gaunt. pale mannequins. Rap singers, rock stars and basketball players swagger down his runways. 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WASHINGTON - When PresiThe hospital industry's challenge dent Clinton and other government comes as the goverrnnent 's Medicare officials speak of eliminating fraud cra-ckdown is beginning to Medicare fraud. everyone knows bear very ripe fruit. what they're talking about- nailing The 1997 numbers: underhanded, fly -by-night operators • $1 billion returned to the who set up bogus businesses to hood- Medicare Trust Fund from collections wi!Tk the system. of criminal fines. civil judgments and But Medicare beneficiaries and ·selllements and administrative no~-elderly taxpayers probably actions. would be surprised to learn their own • More than 2,700 individuals local hospitals - large and small banned from doing business with have been swept up in the aggressive Medicare, Medicaid and other govJustice Department push til topple the ernment health care programs for government's $23 billion fraud prob- misconduct. · lem. • A 20 percent increase in health Thousands of hospitals - from care fraud-related criminal convicFlorida to Oregon - have received tions. intimidating "demand" letters from • A 61 percent increase in the Justice Department attorneys who number of civil health care fraud casclaim the institutions violated the es- 4,010 ~under investigation. False Claims Act. a Civil War-era law In general, the False Claims Act that has found new life in the 1990s. prohibits anyone doing business with Jhe letters seek monetary settle- the federal government from knowments under threat of court action and ingly submitting " false or fraudulent steep penalties. claims for payment or approval.'' Hospital executives are fed up and Since it's a civil statute, defen' fighting back. dants can be found liable on the basis This week, hundreds of hospital of a "preponderance of evidence.'' a administrators in town for the annu- less rigorous standard than "beyond al American Hospital Association a shadow of doub~" required in crimmeeting will fan out over Capitol Hill inal cases. with their talking points and sevenThe penalties are stiff - triple part plan in an attempt to get the False damages and $5,000 to $1 0.000 in Claims Act changed to their liking. fines for.each false claim. "We think the False Claims Act is With health care providers generbeing ~sed inappropriately," said ating 200,000 Medicare billing Rick Pollack. executive vice presi- claims every day - approximately dent of the American Hospital Asso- two claims per second - the potenciation. "We're being deprived of due tial liability is enormous, hospital process." industry officials argue. "What they are doing is coming in Hospital managers want the 135year-old statute amended to make it ·with capital punishment for a traffic more difticult for U.S. Attorneys in violation and that's do,wn right uneach state to bring future False Claim American." Pollack said. In several coordinated sweeps. the Act actions. The Clinton administration and Justice Department has accused hosJustice Department officials are lin- pitals of overbilling Medicare for speing up against the industry initiative. cific services such as lab tests or dou: · "We would opj)ose efforts to ble-billing for outpatient and inpatient procedures. ~xempl health care providers from Some hospitals have been cited for ~be False Claims Act."' said John hundreds of incorrect bills while :Jientivoglio. the Justice Department's others were found to have just a few. );pedal counsel for health care fraud. "The hospital chief executive offi:' ~ Doing so would be a major setback : By MICHAEL GRACZVK 1: Associated Press Writer ~: HUNTSVILLE, Texas - As the : world·agonized about redemption and -Justice-by:execution. Karla Faye : Tucker went to her death with a qui: et apology and talk of heaven. · . Her journey from drug-addicted . prostitute to born-again Christian · drew support from death penalty ~ opponents across the globe. But it couldn't keep the 38-year-old pickax · killer of two from becoming the first ·woman executed in Texas since the ' : Civil War. and the first in the nation since 1984. . As weeping mixed with gleeful · singing among several hundred : 4emonstrators outside the T~xas :death house. Ms. Tucker was placed ~ : on a gurney, her long dark hair stark -against the white sheets. Leather :belts were pulled snug across her : body, legs and arms. Ms. Tucker turned her head to the :witnesses and declared her love for :her family and husband. She then :apologized to her victims ' families. '_'! hope God will give you _peace :with this," she said.' . "!am going to be face to face with ·Jesus now. I love all of you very :much."' she said . "! will see you all :when you get there. l will wait for :you." · · Richard Thornton. whose wife :was one oft~ose killed by Ms. Tuck:er in Houston in 1983, spoke to his :wife as he witnessed the execution: ··:Here she comes. baby doll. She's all .'yours. The world 's a better place." As the chemicals entered her body. Ms. Tucker ga.~ped twice and let out a long wheeze before lapsing iillo unconsciousness. She was declared dead at 6:45 p.m. Thornton said later that he couldn't accept Ms. Tucker's apology. thrcc- lourths cup half-and-half one-half tablespoon brown sugar I teaspoon vanilla ex tract 4 thtck sltccs French hrcad one-fourth .: up huucr (one-half - U!l~£l~..&;::.:o•, lick) . · one -fourth cup honey one -fourth cup maple syrup one-fourth cup d Ji>ppcd pecans Comhtnc eggs. half-and-half. one-half tablespoon brown sugar and vani ll a ex tract in a small howl. Pour half the mixture into a baking dish. Place bread in the pan and top with other l1alf of egg mixture. Refrigerate . covered. overnight. Melt buller in a 9-by-13 -inch baking dish and stir in ~cmaining brown sugar, honey. maple syrup and pecans. Add soaked bread · sli ces. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes until puffed and brown. Serve immediately. Makes 2 to 3 servings. Nutritional analysis per serv• ing: 2.236.5 calorie s; 53.1 grams total fat : (20.2 grams saturated fat) : 64.3 grams protein; 373.3 grams carbohydrates; 347 milligrams cholesterol : 3.995 milligrams sod ium. By LARRY WHEELER U.S.D.A. CHOICE (12-14-LB. AVG.} Whole Sirloin 'ftps "My religion says to forgive . Turn a cheek. l still cannot do it." he . '\3id. "[don't believe her conversion. I don't beJieve her Christianity. - ''(She) ha~ been sent to the place that we're all going to go sometime, someplace my wife already" is. She will deal with Karla Faye Tucker. I promise you. it won't be pretty." The Board of Pardons and Parole had refu'sed to commute Ms. Tucker's sentence to life in prison .and Gov. George W. Bush refused to grant a 30-day reprieve. Her death came less than an hour after the U.S . Supreme Court rejected her final appeal. People on both side.> of the case. and Ms. Tucker herself. said' gender should have no bearing on her punishment. But the oddity of a woman being eKecuted - there were only 49 women among 3,365 death row inmates nationwide as of Jan. I prompted hundreds of reporters and photographers to descend 4 on Huntsville. 80 miles north of HouslQJl, where executions are common- place. ·, -' Nationally. since the Supreme Court in 1976 allowed capital punishment to resume. 431 men and now two women have . been executed: 145 have died in Texas. by far the most active death penalty state. The last execution of a woman in Texas was in Ig63, when Chipita ·Rodriguez was hanged for the a.< murder of a horse trader during a robbery. That was the last until 1984. when born-again Christian· Velma Barfield . was put to death in North Carolina for lacing her boyfriend's food with rat poison. And that was the last until Tuesday night. which ended a case that grabbed extraordinary attention. Ms. Tucker had portrayed her.<elf as (6-8·1~. Avg.) 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Further, The Farmers Bank and Savings Company -reserves the right to reject Public Notice , any or all bids submitted. Funher, the above collateral will be sold In the conPUBUC NQTICE NOTICE ts hareby gtvan dlll!>n II Is In, with no that on ~turdey, February express or Implied war~ 7, 1998, all 0:00 a.m., a pub- rentles given. For lurther Information, lic aats·will be held at 40418 Laurel Cliff RoaJI, Pomeroy, contact nm at 985-4289. Ohto 45769, to sail for caah (2) 3, 4, 5 3TC •Room Additions ·New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing ·Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio R•. L. 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SUNSET HOME CONStRUCTION culling edge••• was the mother-daughter banquet in May. Tammy Ball presided at the meeting open ing with devotions on love. Each members read a scripture pertaining to love. Angie McClure and Li nda Keesee will be responsible this .year for locatmg lodging and arranging meals for visi ting speakers and missionaries. Members exchanged names fo r daily prayer. The prayer list was read by Dorothy Anthony and a prayer circ le closed the business meeting . · Linda Keesee and Wanda Ashley provided refreshments usi ng a valentino; theme. Sabra Ash brought craft , material and ' the group make gifts to take on the February elderly visits. ' Remodeling .cer gets a demand letter that says he has I0 to 14 days to decide whether to settle for a .particular amount of money or to face prosecution under the False Claims Act," said Kathleen Whyte. vice president of the Florida Ho"spital Association. "The words "Build Your Dream" 'ex tortion' and 'stick up' come out." The Justice Department rejects 1998 Martin Street Joe Wilson such talk. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-4277 "We do not use the False Claims 71 m. Act to extort money out of hospitals or any other health care provider."' Bentivoglio said. "What we're seeing in the health care industry are patterns of false bills that- where there is substantial evidence - they either knew the bills were false or they acted with reckless disregard that the bills were false." There are many reaions a hospiMinor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding tal might improperly bill Medicare Roofs • Decks • Garages and many of them have nothing to do with intentional fraud, said Mary Free Estimates Grealy. legal counsel for AHA. 740~742·3411 "It's like a virus," she said, referring to innocent billing errors that replicate themselves until they are discovered and corrected. COMPLETE TREE CARE There are approximately 1.700 ,Top • Trim • Cable • Removal • Crane • Hauling pages of Medicare statutes that health • Stump Grinding • care providers must comply with. Added to that are another 1.700 pages of regulations interpreting 179 Rand St. those statutes and , I0,000 pages of Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 manual instructions. Rick Johnson Hospitals also have been held Owner accuuntable for incorrect bills that Fully Jnsured Free Estimates were submitted based on the instrucPhone: (614) 446-4759 tion from a fiscal intermediary - a 20 VRS. EXP. 441-1191 private insurance company working under contract with Medicare. "We're being told one thing by one agent of the government and then told something else by another agent of the government.'' Pollack said. Chapter 7 Chapter 13 As its members prepare to lobby hometown lawmakers in the coming For Information Regarding days. the hospital industry association Bankruptcy contact already has obtained a sympathetic letter of support from key Republican William Safranek, commillee leaders, Pollack said. However. whether a majority of Attorney At Law members could bring themselves to · 61'4·592-5025 Athens, Ohio vote for a bill diluting the government's most powerful Medicare fraud statute remains to be seen. Stay on tiie · Centereut · The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 • killer offers ~uiet apology Jn moments before her execution 4 cg~s. beaten one-foorth cup hrown sugar ·Hospitals say feds· unfair ln pursuit of fraud c.laims ~ Pickax FRENCH TOAST BAKED IN H~NEY-PECAN SAUCE This dish is a favorite of Randall Lockridge. the artist who did the graph ics for " lntcrCourscs ." You assctnhlc it the ni ght before and just pop 11 1n th e oven the next m"rning. at which poi nt. Randall says . "You look like a hero." · Society Scrapbook Observed birthday Vi ctona Ze igler cclchratcd her fourth birthday, Fe b. I, with a party ,:, McDonald 's of Pomeroy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wi lliam Ze igler of Pomeroy. ' Personal . . Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Price of Portland were visited by Bob Wingett of Syracusc Saturday afternoon. The time was spent remini scing about family hi story and excha nging m'cmcntos. Church ·plans valenli!le banquet Pluns for ·a va lentine banquet were made when the ladies Mis sionaf)' Felio1nhip of Victory Baptisr Church met recently at ·the church. · . The banquet will be held at the church on Feb. 13. Also di scussed By RON BERTHEL Associated Press Writer If you're hoping 10 hear " I love you" on Valentine's Day but instead hear something that sounds like "tay ah-moe, " "sheh tehm" or even " sah lawn-g tium knee dah ," don 't despair. The object of your affection m'ight have read "I Love You: How To Say 'I Love You ' in 99 Different Languages" (BRG Publishing, $12 .95, paperback). The book offers an alphahctical list of nations, from Afghanistan to Zaire, and the playfull y phonetic pronunciation· in eacl\...land 's n.ative tongue for those three (ritore or less) lillie words. Other books also get to the heart of the matter on Valentine ·s Day: - Which language sounds most romantic? And if you could say ' I love you ' only once more. who would you say it to? Those arc two of the hundreds of points the roman tically inclined ca n ponder in "10 ... : (Questions for the Game of Love") (Villard, $9.95), the third "Questions" book by Evel yn McFarlane and James Say well. - Whether your love is un forgettable or one you 'd just rather forg et, you ' ll find help exprcssmg your feelings in "Love Bitter and Sweet" (Carroll & Graf, $ 10. paperhack) by David Lord Porter. Thi s 19~8 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. Lowest rates during the winter months ot Jan.-Feb.-Mer. Quality Work Gusrsnteed Free Est. • Fully Insured 1-614-992-9057 Middleport, Oh. Jf27{TFN Thlngo "'" buutn' ln the WANT ADS -. ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Personals Bored Oh io Housewive s l ' s 1· 900- 285-9077 Ext. 4587 18 • Serv-U 619-645-8434 $2.99/Mm . Start dating tomght! Have fun, play Ohio 's dating game, 1-800AOMANCE. eKlension 7484. 30 Announcements How To Destroy The Desire For Cigarettes. Completely Te st Prov· en• Rush $2 .00 To: WH8J 394 Smith Street , Perth Amboy, NJ 08861. I, Ca thy C11ner Wilt No t Be Ae · sponstbte For Anv Othe r Deb ts Other Than My Own As Of 1/301 98 CathyCrmer VA LENTINE TEA HERBALLY SPIC ED Tea lor two! Tea for you!! li vely presen ta tion on l ove Herbs & Po!lons . Teas & a tas ty lunch provided ! Join us lor lhts spec·tal Herbal Alfa tr, Feb. 14th. 1 to 4pm. contac t Maureen at 740· 742-7243. 40 Giveaway . 1 Ro !l Wetter Puppy, Approx 4 Month s Old . To Goo d Home . Very l oveable. 740·256- 9121. 10 wk . old ma l e puppy, ve ry playful , to good home onty. 304 · 675-6752 4 Cu te . cuddly, lat. 8wk old, dark gray ktllens. will deltver to Potn l Pleasant 304·895-3590. 9 Ao oraote pupptes. born Jan. 3rd . Mother Reg lab Retrteve r Call M<u sha 3CM-576-201 4. Free puppte s to anyone wtllmg to gtve them a gooo home. call 740992·645 1 between 8:00am5:00pm Monday thru Friday. Male puppy, 10 weeks old . 740· 992·0040 Pupptes 2 mate s, 3 females . free to qood home. 304-895·3659. 60 Lost and Found Found · Boxer m•x. on Unton Ave nue. can 740-992-6591 Found gray tong· hatred kt11en. SR 1241 Hysell Run vactMy, 740-9925112 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vicinity All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In Advtnce. DEADLINE : 2:00p.m. the day before the ad Is to run. Sunday edition - 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition ·10:00 a.m. Saturday. Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In Ad v8nce . Deadline: 1:OOpm !he day be fo re th e ad Is to run, Sunda y & M o nday edlllon· 1:00pm Friday. Basement sale- Febr uary 6-7. 307 Spring Avenue . Pomeroy. 9am-3pm . No1hing ove r $1 .00, much mtsc . .$1 .001 bag. yo u lill, some collectibles · ' \ �• Pagp 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 4, 1998 Wednesday, February 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER 36 Ford Hop ACROSS Anawer to Pmloua Puzzle 37 Eaklmo,eg 1 Acnsa Gabor 39 Act like I (2 Wdl) dlaP81cher 7 Makeaa 41 DDE'a lancing move IUCcelsor I 3 Encroachment 44 A..n lor 540 80 Garage Door Installer Helper Must Be Mechamcally ln ct ned Valid Drtver s ltcense Reqwred App y At Chrtsttan s Construe ton Inc 1403 EaSiern Ave Gal hpots 740.446 4514 Auction and Flea Market Auct on Fnday & Saturday 7 OOpm Mt Allo Aucl on At 2 & Crossroads Frt Groce res & used cons gnment Sat Ron Pr ce a! new Ed Frazer N930 Arck Pearson Auct1on Company lull t me au ct oneer complete auct on serv ce Lu; ensed •66 Oh o & West V rg n a 304 773 5785 0 304 773-5447 90 Wanted to Buy o amonds Ant Que Jewelry Gold A ngs Pre 1930 US Currency Sterling Etc Acqu stt ons Jewelry M TS Con Shop 151 Second Avenue Galt pohs 740446 2842 AntiQues no 1 em too large or too small Al so estate s apprarsals rehn sh ng custom orders 740 992 6576 Late Model Cas Or Trucks 1990 Models Or Newer Sm th Buck Pont ac 1900 East ern Avenue Gall~ol Wan1ed Han Dresser And Na 1 Technic an Wtth Clientele 740 256 6336 740 441 1880 180 Wanted To Do s J & 0 Au o Parts Buymg wrecked or salvaged veh cles 304 773 5033 TIMBER We pay cash for tracts of limber II mtere steo m sellmg your 1 mber please let our pro less onal forestry staff manage your t mber lor ncome w ldlle and a place to en1oy the out doors Super or Hardwoods of Ohio Lumber Co PO Boll 606 WeiiSion OhiO 45692 (7401384 56n mgs call Meltssa a! 740 992 3509 Dependable Lady W II Do House deanlng 304 67S.8738 Furn lure repa r ref msh and res torauon also custom orelers Ohio Valley Reltntsh ng Shop Larry Ph lips 740 992 6576 New 1998 14x70 lhree bedroom Includes 6 months FREE lot rent t n c tu~es skirting deluxe sleps and set up Only $187 08 per monlh with $1075 dowo Call 1 BOo-837 3238 GOV T FORECLOSED Homes From Penmes On $1 DehnqtJent Tax Aepo s REO s Your Area Toll Free (1 I 800 218 9000 Exl H 2814 For Current l stings New 21h80 3 01 4 bed room $39 995 Free delivery 1 800 691 6777 We Buy A~"1n--Any Cond liOn Call 74~88 · 9062 Or 740 446 PART Will Work For $3 00 An Hour Ask ForT1m 74Q.441 1473 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Help Wanted Housecleaning And Ollcce Clean mg References Ava1tabte 740 446 1417 House and property approx 4a eras Ideal starter home Beech St Pome oy OH 304 882 20n Tutormg Available All ma1h mtd die scnoo tt1ru co llege plus cnem stry & other Sc1ences In d vtdual/group rates avaclable 17vrs expenence 304 675 6504 WE WANT TO WORKI Do You Need An Extra Patr 01 Hands ? We Have Them Male Or Female W II Work Inside & Out Clean Haul Do Odd Jobs Run Errands Do laundry Call Us To Do Your Dirty Work 740 44 1 1290 Day Or Nghl W II Ca e For Elderly Or Hand capped Persons In My Home References 740-441 1536 W II do cus tom saw tng $ 01 to S 12 a br It and planmg $10hr for new lumber Also have lumber tor sate and well take orders Slabs for sate $5 00 ptck up truck toad West Columba oil AI 62 on LIB\IIng Ad 3 2 mtes Wt I haul junk or trash away $35/ piCkup load 304 675 5035 AVON I All Areas t Shtrley Spears 304 675 1429 Advert smg Ass stant needed for Publishing Dept D gltat lmagmg Desktop Publ sh ng Macintosh or Windows ellpe ence preferred Send resume to Box CW 3 c/o Pomt Pleasant Regtster 200 Matn St PI Pleasant wv 25550 Carleton School/Meigs Industries seeks a substiiUie Heallh Servtc es Coo dlnato (AN or LPN) to work with students and adults w th developmental dlsabllttes Must be a reg sterad nurse or I censed practical nurse urrent y hcensed m the State of Oh o Send resume IO Steve Bet1a Executrve Dtrecto Carleton SchOOVMe.gs lnduslnes PO Box 307 1310Careton S! Syracuse Oh d 45 779 CNA or HMK needed to prov de n home serv ces lor the elde ly/ dtsabled n Mason County $6 00t1r Call 1 8B8 453 4992 Computer useres Needeel Work Own Hrs $20K $50K Nr 1 800 348 7186 X 1173 Computer Usars Needed Work own hou s $20k to SSOk/yr 1 80().348 7186 x1508 Depe ndable And Flexible Cert fled Nurse Ad Needed For In Home Care Call Adr anne Or An gte 1 800-481 6334 Driver Company Pad Onver Tralmng Pmg W th Opporluntty To Earn Up To 27e Mtle 1st Vr t Dedica!ed & OTR Pos lions Ava I Exp Omers & 010 Welcome CCC EXPRESS 800-541H1539 Great Neighborhood 5 M1tes South 01 Ga!Rpolls 3 Bedrooms 1 t /2 Baths Fireplac8 Oak Cab1 nets Ca rport 1 Acre MIL $79 500 Addttlona l Land Avail able 74Q-446 0035 Georges Portable Sawmtl don I haul your logs to the m I just call 304 675 1951 Prolessmnal Tree Se v ce Stump Removal Free Est mates I In su a nee Bidwell on o 614 388 9648 614 367 7010 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bust nes s with people you know and NOT to send money through the mall un II you have nvest gated tt1e offer ng BUTCHER ~HOP SLAUGHTER HOUSE Old Establishment Bust ness Centrally Located In Tt1e Bidwell Porter Area Excellent Chance To Own Your Own Bus ness Blackburn Realty 740 446 0008 COKE /PEPSI II Excel lent Locatwns $1 200 + Wkly Potent at 100% F nAval Mus! Have A 1 Credtl I 800 617 6430 Exl • 5o3A FREE CASH GRANTSI College Scholarshtps Bus ness Med cal Btlls Never Repay Call Toll Free 1 BOO 218 9000 Ext G 2814 l nternaltonal Company Needs Help With Mall Order Home Based Bustness $500 $6 ooo Mo PTJFT CaU For lnverv ew 1 800 242 8292 230 Professional Services K tchen dtn ng room 2 bedroom bath liv ng room front & back full length porches gas furnace c I}' water outbucldtng ga age 1/2 m te East ot Ractne 740 949 2118 NEW CONSTRUCTION Beau tful Two Story Colonial 414 Thtrd Avenue Gall pol s 3 Bedrooms 2 lf2 Baths LA & FA Forma D1ntng Room Oak Tr m F rep lace Much More Home Eligible For Tax Abatement $179 500 304 273 2940 POMEROY LANO CONTRACT Spacious 3 br house with 2 car garage new roof new neatlng untl corner lot only $22 000 Dale E Taylor Really 740 992 5333 740 992 1064 740 446 1529 Rtver Frontage Galhpo Is Bnck Ranch Wrap Around Deck Cathedral LA 3 BR 2 Baths Low er Level 2 Rec Rooms Wet Bar F P 1 Bath 2 Car Garage Ap potntment 74(). 797 4468 320 Mobile Homes for Sale "NOW AVAILABLE" A beauhlul repossessed mobi e home on large lot m Gallipolis 1995 Norris t4x80 2br 2 bath exc cond Must See! Bank must see cmmedtately puce neg 3 months lree lot rent Call Michelle or Kr stt a1 1 800 787 6663 12x65 Tra ler 3br 1 bath $5 500 Call 304 67S.4678 MUST SELL 14'M80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Fmanc ng Ava I able 304 736 7295 1994 Redman 3 Bedrooms 14x70 On 3 Acres Excellent land In Ra ccoon Townsh p 740 245 2222 1994 Sultan Eleclr c Heat Pump 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths $17 900 740 446 3653 1996 Schult 3t>edrooms 2baths vcnyl stdtng shmgled roof barn bu ld ng pnce reouced 304 675 1275 1998 3br 2 baths lots of ed as set on lot Call for more nfo 304 755 719 1slllme Buyers E Z Ftnancmg 2 or 3 Bedroom around $200 per montt1 Free dehvery & set up Call credit hne 1 800-~8 5678 3 Bedroom 2 bath 1998 model home tncludes Free set up & delivery Skirting olr color TV VCR Included All lor 1219/mo Only while SlJpp lles last Call to day 304 755 5885 5 New 1997 14 W des Unbel ev able Prtce Must Sell Before Jan 31s t To Close Out Phys ical Year Call Cred t L ne 1 000 948 5678 DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Starting AI 2191Mo RISE Drivers Needed Loca Company SUN OTR Flatbed Operators ForM d l'p.;.llliiiiiiiiiioi-oiiiiiiiiili~ Loaded W th GE Appliances west & Southern U S Age 23 Starting AI $299/Mo Year Minimum Expe lenced M n fAM1L'L.. tmum 01 2 Years Good Equ•p 1 4 Bedrooms 2 large Baths menf Good Pay Plenty 01 Work ! S!artlng $359/Mo llmtted Ttme Home 98% Weekends Insurance ~ Olfer Onty AI OaiMood Barbours 1 Avallab~ 740 446-1922 [ ""' WVA 304 736 3409 EXPERIENCED SALES PER SON WANTED FOR BUSV CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS Requiremen ts Kn owledge Of Restdentla l Remodeling Roof ng And Aelalad. Exper ten ce W!lh Blddtng Jobs To Include Mat en als And labor Mus t Be Familiar With The Gall polls PI Pleasant A eas QUALIFIED Appl•cants Can Stop In AI Ctlr suan s Con struct1on In c t403 Easle n Ave To Drop 011 A Resume Or Fll Out An Appt caton Pay Ltvmgston s base ment water prooltng att basement repairs oone tree est mates l1fet1me guarantee 1Oyrs on JOb ellper ence 304-675 2145 All real estate advert stng n ths newspaper cs subJect to !he Federal Far Housmg Act of 1968 wh ch makes tl llegal to adventse any preference limitation or d scr m natton based on race color rei c on sell tam I at status or nat onal ongn oranytnteniiOnlo make any such preference hmttatono dscrmnat on ~s~~E-e-7404Q 4514 FIRE YOUR BOSS 700 Compan es Ollenng work AI Home Opp ortun 1es Exc•t ng In come Polen rat CALL NOW 1 888 43 0 7576 EXI 3208 TOLL FREE 24 Hrs Med•cat Personnel To Oo Mob•le Insurance Exams & Blood Draws In MetQS COunty Fax Resume To 30<4 768 ·U69 Or Mall To PMI PO 370 Dunbar WV 25064 EOI' eo. Mowmg To Gal pol s In Need Of Babyst1181' In Mv Home Or Close To Bulavllle Road Call After 5 PM Weekday s 740 384 4268 7•Q-44a.1817 s Attention Mobile Home Owners Areas Largest lnvenory Of Inter therm & Coleman Hea t Pumps Air Condtt oners Furnaces & Parts Huge Buymg Power Me.ans The Lowest Installed Price Easy Over The Phone Bank Fmanctng Call Bennetts Mobile Home HTG & CLG 1 800.872 5967 Cuatommadehomeawhere tl\e cu•tomer aeta the prlce6weownthebenk Only At OakwoodHomea ~~~ Thcs newspaper wIt not know ngly accept advert sements to real estate whtch Is n vtolat on o1 the law Our readers are hereby tnformed that all ~wetllngs adven1sed In tn s newspaper are avatlable on an equal opportunttv oas s REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 1965 Ranch 3 Bedrooms 1 Balh La ge Llvmgroom large Kllchen 1 Acre Gallipolis City Schoo ls $67 000 74()-446 4323 304 765 5885 D scount Mob te Home Parts & Accessor es Waler Healers Vt nyl Skirt ng l<•ts $299 95 An chors W(!Od & Fiberglass Steps Roof Coallngs Doors W ndows Plumbing & Electlcal Supp lieS Blocking Wood & Wedges And Morel Call Bennetts Mob1le Home Supply Al1 740-446 9416 Double wtde 10% down $196/ mo Free dehvery & setup 1 800 691 6777 DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3bedrooms 2balhs Slar1lng al $219/mo SUNRISE loaded wllh GE ap pllancts slartlng al $299/mo FAMILY 4bedrooms 2 large baths starting $359/mo Limited 1me offer Qnly at Oakwood Bar boursv lie WoJ 304 736-3409 Pleasant Valley Hosp tat is cu renlfy seek tng a tu I I me/part ttme/per diem Med•cal Records 2 Year Old All Bnck Ranch Er.e_ Coder Must oe abe to code us Q.a.a.. Huge Rooms Oak Tr m 1ng lCD 9 CM and CPT 4 cod ng Doors & Cabmet s 2 Baths 3 Free air free sktrt 16,80 3 or 4 system Mu st have completed Bedrooms Full Basement large bedroom $1 350/down $299/mo Medica Term no logy Anatomy 1 ~araoe. 15 To 20 Acres 740 Call1 800.S91 67n and PhysiolOgy Co lege courses AFIT RRA and CCS reQu i red Send resume to Per so nnel at 2592 Sq Ft 3 Bedrooms 2 Large selection of used homes 2 Pleasant Valley Hospuat 25220 Baths Finished Basment 2 1/2 or 3 bedrooms Starting et $2995 Ou1ck delivery Call 740 385 Car Garage 1 Acre MOL Galli Valley Or Pt Pleasant WV polls $110 000 74Q-44&-4441 25550 AAIEOE I Concrete & Plasttc Septic Tanks 300 Thru 2 coo Gallons Ron Evans Enterprise s Jackson OH 1 BOO 537 9528 HOMES AS LOW AS $4 000 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov t & Bank Aepo s Call 1 BOO 522 2730 X 1709 BUY Home For Sale By Owner 88aut lui lol River V1ew 51 At 7 SOuth 3 Bedrooms Garage Outbu td ng Well Kepted Will Trade Help Finance $47 500 740 256 6056 740 886 9236 Wanled To Buy Used Mob le Hume s 740 446 0175 304 675 5965 110 3 or 4 bedroom b level 2 baths t car garage 90 by 175 ot 304 882 2689 • Certl ed day ca re three open Absolute Top Dol ar A I US S•l ver nd Gold Cons Proolsets Clean WANTED Class A COL truck dnvers Resume & references re I quested w/appltcat on Apply at Valley Brook Cone ete Roberts bUfg plant or phone lor appo nt ment 304 937 3410 Merchandise 3 Bedroom Ranch On 1 5 Acre Lot Full Basement Attached Ga rage & Carport More AC & 50 1.10 Bldg W1th loll 740 367 7465 New double wide repo $999 down Free delivery and setu p 304 736 7295 New Repos Never Lived In Only 2 Lelt Free De Ivery & Set up Call Fmance Une For Free Ap prove! 1 800 948 5678 One 1978 10 x46 Off ce Tra• er Wtth Electric For ced Atr Heal And 2 Ton Central A/C unn One t 987 12 ~69 Oll1ce Trailer W th Electnc Forced Air Heat And Central A/C Urut Please Cal 740 256 6327 From 8 00 A M To 4 30 PM Monday Thru Friday Quiet Country Senlng with beau ttlul mobile home forced to sell Finane ng avatlable 304 755 5566 Single Parent Progrem Speccal lmanccng on 2 3 & 4 bedroom homes Payment• u low u $180 Call now 304 755 5885 S NGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spec tal I nanc ng available 304 736 7295 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Special Finane ng Available 304 736 7295 New Double Wtde Repo $999 00 Down Free 0e11very And Set Up! 304 736 7295 350 Lots & Acreage Ftrewood For Sate $35 Pick Up load W II D.ehver 740 256 1440 740 256 9172 2 bedroom apartment In Pomeroy utilities paid no pets 740 992 5858 2bdrm apts total electric ap pt ances furnished laundry room lacllt es close to school In town Appllcattons available at VIllage Green Apts 1149 or call 740 992 3111 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive from $260 to $334 Walk to shop & movies Call 140 446 2568 Equal Housmg Opportumty Gractous ltvlng 1 aM 2 bedroom apartments at V1llage Manor and R1vers de Apartments In Meddle pori From $231>$304 Call 740 992 5064 Equa Housing Oppor 1untttes In New Haven 1br furnished apt Includes washer & dryer depostt & references 304 882 2566 Middleport North 4th Ave 2br lurmshed apt deposit & relerenc es 304-882 2566 Now Taking Appl caftans- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295fMo 740 446 0006 One bedroom apartment In Mtd dleport all utI ltes pad $270 per month $100 deposit 740 992 7806 One bedroom apartment m Mid dleporl 74Q-992 2178 Upstairs 2 Rooms & Balh Fur mshed Clean No Pets Reference & Depos e! Requned 740 4_.6 1519 120 feet long 80 feet long on oth er stde 75 feet w de level tot m Mlddlaporl $23 000 080 740 992 2290 Upstairs and Downstairs apart ments Ava table 9 1 Cedar Tra ler and Collage AI Porter (7401 3881100 2 10 Acre lots public water re strlctlons Call Homestead Bend Broker 304 882 2405 450 34 acres Floute 160 near GaiUpolls half cleared and wooded pond road frontage water and electr c accessible $22 000 Call 740.742 2045 after 5 30 p m Steeptng rooms with cooktng Also tra ler space on nver All hook ups Call alter 2 p m 304 773 5651 Mason Rtdgewood Subdtvlston Sandhill Road Htlltop lot ready for blJIId ng Newl}' paved road ng $18 ooo 304 675 8648 TAX REFUND BUY LAND Invest Your Refund In Something that lasts Forever •lANDM All Over SOuthern Oh10 CAMP HUNT RETIRE On One 01 Our 5 To 20 Acre Country Bw dtng Lots..,_ GALLIA COUNTY r<I'EW 5 Acre Lots Open Meadows $12 900 Up $1 290 Down We Also Have land In Galt a Jackson Scioto P ke Ross Athens Meigs Coun ttes Land Contracts 10'% Down Call TOday Fo FREE Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 1101).21 J-8365 WN'N C()Untrytyme com 360 Real Estate Wanted Buymg Stand1ng Ttmber And land WtthT mber 74()-682 7318 Cash Patd For Land In Gat ca County Blackburn Really 740 441Hl008 Wanled To Buy Land In GaiUa County Area For Future Home scte Any Acreage 740 3799384 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 3 bedroom house stove refng erator washer/dryer clean no tn Stde pets depos11 requ red 740 992 3090 Newly decorated 3br w/full base ment references & deposit no pols 30H75 5162 Pomeroy HUD approved $300 per month 740 992 5986 or 740 992 7511 A o Grande Area 3 Bedroom Balh & 112 $450/Mo DepoSII Ae qulred WID Hook Up 1 888 840 0521 Sma ll clean qUiet carpeted no pels $275/mo $250 deposit 304 773-9192 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14x16 2 Bedrooms AC W&D Sm Purch $300 740 251>1044 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes $260 $300 sewer water and trash ncluded 740..992 2167 2 Bedroom Mobtte Home No Pels S235/Mo $100 OaposJI 741}441>-3617 2 Bedroom Mabtle Home You / Pay Uhl t es & Oepostt to Porter Araa6143689162 I 2 Bedroom !ratter refe rences & depos 1 requc ed Leave mas sage 304 67S.1076 3 Bedroom Tracler Mercerville Area 740 256-65 74 Mobile Home For Rent 740 4it6 1279 Tt1ree bedroom mob te home out skis ol Pomeroy 741).992 5039 Two 2 be~toom trailers on New ltma Ad cal 740 742 2803 after 5pm Two bedroom tra ler In long Bol tom no Inside pats no deposlt 74Q-843-5218 440 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security depos I required no pets 740 992 2218 Gardali Secunly Sale Fneproof Brand New Never Used W II Sacrifice Safe Is 15 Wx17" Deep X21 High Asking $400 740 446 9426 Can See At 718 Thlrd Ave nue Galltpol s Golf Clubs 100 Sets Under $100 300 Wood /Medal D vers Under $100 Club Bu lder Repa~red 740 245 5741 Grubbs Plano tunmg & repatrs Problems? Need Tuned ? Call the plano Dr 740 4464525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired Ne~ & Aebu II In Slocl< Call Ron Evans 1 800-537 9528 Large sport card collection best offer or wtll trade lor car large an tlque book collection best offer must see 740 992 5787 even mgs Monument Sale Oulllmg Bust ness! Jolln s Monuments 113 011 UnJJ) Stock Is Sold 130 Bu avctle Ptke Gall pol s Oh o Packard Bell PC 133 MHZ 1 OGB 16MB Ram 14 4 Fax Software Canon Color Pnnter W1th Acces sortes New PC De sk & Chair Plus Ex1rasl Ev&rYlhtng Used Ap prox 50 Hours Total Package $2 600 Sacrtf1ce $1 800 J C Pefl ny Air ConditiOner $150 740 256 6294 PRIMESTAR winter blowout special All nventory must gon 170 free channel s lree monthly gu de free bonus gtlt Guaranleed lowest price 888 265 2123 R & S Furniture Moaon WV Buy Sell Traoe Used & Anttques Fumhxe 304 773 534 Rooms wv 460 oo Space for Rent Mob• e home stte available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740 385 •367 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appliances Recondlllone!;t Wasne s Dryers Ranges Retr grators 90 Day Guarantee! French C1ty Maylag 740 446 7795 Box Sprtng & Matress New Nev er Used $199 Call 740 886 Refinished furntture tables lamps walnut dresser kitchen cupboard locust post 740 698 ;3006 after 6pm Secllonal sola wfottoman excel lent conditiOn Call alter 6pm 304 675 4808 WARM UP High Elhctency Na!u rat And LP Gas Furnaces Ltle t1me Warranty On Heat Exchang er t1 You Don t Call Us we Both lose! Free Estimates I Add On Heat Pumps Only Sllghly H gher Call Us Today 1997 Is The Twenty Seventh Year In The Heatlrg & Cool1ng Bus ness! 740 446 6306 1 800.291.0098 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Ga lon Upnghl Ron Evans Enterprtses Jackson OhiO 1 800 537 9528 Sunquest super tanmng bed wf facial tanner New bulbs sttll n 304 675 4873 or Bunk Bad Sal Solid Inner Sp tng Mattress New ··-·· 't"-1,~:·~~· er usoo $285 740 888 6373 Chair & Matching Sofa Good ConOIIon $125 740 36Hl279 DP Slepper $125 740 245 9019 After 6 PM GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers relr gerators ranges Skaggs Apphances 76 Vine Street Call 740 446 7398 1 800 499 3499 llv ng Room Suite Never used 2 PC $275 Call 740-881>6373 Mag c Chef gas range good con dillon 740 742 2997 Movmg Sale Used Furn ture Sto e 130 Bulavllle Ptke Gall1po Us Ohio 50% 011 Gtlt Shop And Most Furniture Mon Tues Wed 10 4 Only I Polly 1 New & Uaed Fumlture We now have Arrrf"J Surptus•tt 2101 Jefferson Ave Open 9 30 5 00 Mon Sal 304 67S.SOFA (76321 520 Sporting Goods VHS C Camcorder $250 200 Channel Hand Held Scanner $125 14 Inch NEC SVGA Mom tor $150 Yamaha Keyboard $125 19 Zan lh TV $60 20 tneh Sylvanta TV $100 Panaso n c Microwave $70 Brother Word Processor $140 J&B Technoto gy 372 State Route 160 Galhpo Is Waterltne Spectal 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1" 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com press1on F tt ngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Oh o 1 000 537 9528 We1ghl Loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Or Recommended 100% GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 888 294 8079 Westinghouse Washer & Orver Look s Uke New Runs Fine $200 Bolh 740 256-1216 Wizard R dtng Mower t8 HP 740 256 1424 Ask For Lawren:e WoOd For Sale S35 A Load Deliver 740 388 8010 550 530 Block brcck sewe p1pes wtll(t ows I ntels etc Claude Wmters Rio Grande OH Call 740 2_.5 5121 Antiques Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 124 E Main S!reet on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am 10 600 pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise Acros computer Windows 3 1 13ln monitor Epson printer Ml crosoft Works several other games & programs $275 304 675 1504 Beauty Shop equipment 3 styl mg chairs 3 floor mats 2 sham poo bowls 1 dryer w/chalr mtr rors & ex~ras Will sell all togeth er or separate 304 675 4873 or 304 675 6186 Brand Newt Great Gift! CDMdeo storage unit Black and cherry Never out of boll $125 Holds up to 940 discs also holds tapes Call 740 992 6636 aller 6 pm CDs &1apos nol 111<loood Brick Kitchen Cabtnet Complete With Counter lazy Susans Dou bte Stainless Steel Sink Butlt In Slove 740-379-9110 I,;;.;;.;;;.;.;..;;;..;;;.;...;....;.._ _ __ wan matchi ng chat r mauve/ rust colored very good COOOIIiOfl $125 740-667{)275 Current Ty Beanie babes $9 00 & up call 740 992 4186 leave message ECONOMY HoaHng And Cooing Up.Gradt Your Presenl SY51em From $38 00 /Call For Delalls 74Q-245-11009 Building Supplies 560 & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 2 Farmatl Cubs With Cult vators Ford Jubttee 2 641 Fords 800 Ford 861 Ford 3 3 000 Ford Diesels M F 35 Diesel M F 135 PS Graderblades Plows Disc N H Hayrakes Bush Hogs Hay tedders 2 Sets Cu!lcvators For Farmall Cubs New & Used Parts For Fords And Massey Fergu son s Kessel s Tractor & Equ1p 1402 Jackson Ptke Galllpolts Ohio 740 446 8906 740 446 7787 9 Ft Hayb ne Wtth Exira Cuthng Bar $1 200 Rond Hay Baler Inter nattonal 2400 5x5 Bales Good Co~d 10n $3 000 74Q-379 2366 Ford Model 1715 <twd tractor 230hrs w/6 extra attachments 304 675 5724 Hydrau c oil lowest price n town Vent tree .gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sale now Sider's Equ pmenl304 675 7421 I H Gas Tractor 2250 Loader $7 200 M F 110 Manure Spread er $1 500 1Aow Tobacco Setter $500 740<182 6731 JOE RUSS FARM EOUIPMENT &FERTILIZER Loeated 8 MUea South 01 Jackson On St Rt 139 741}2116-2731 J 0 2955 FWA Cab & Air J D 2555 FWA Wttt1 Loader M F 3070 FWA Cab & AI< 6610 Ford Cab & Air TW5 Ford FWA Cab & Atr J D 4430 Cab & Au I H 1086 Cab & Air Case I H 585 FWA With loader J 0 550 B Dozer J 0 450E Dozer J D 7200 vacuum Corn Planter Also Other Tractors & Equtpment John Deere Day February 6 1998 11 00 A M Ca m1cahel s Farm & Lawn Inc 668 P111ecrest Orlve Galltpohs OH Come See What s Newt 740 446 2412 1 800 5941111 630 Livestock 12yr old AOHA peldm9 $1 200 Horse Shoe1ng 304 675 7409 2 Horse Trailer Wtth New Ttres & Brakes $975 Call Alter 4 PM 740 446-3570 3 Year Old Black Standard Bread Very Tall & Very Gentle 740 256 6367 640 Hay & Grain BAANED Round batts mtxed hay never wet JCM 882 2077 Pets for Sale 8 AKC Reg Bla ck Labs born 12/ .25197 wormed $200ea 304 675 6046 A Groom Shop Pet Groommg Featurtng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 740 446{)231 AKC Reg German Shephard 12wks old male black/tan shots & wormed 304 57&-2209 AKC regtstered Chinese Shar Pe pups lots of wrinkles $250 & up BU 949 2126 Mtxed Hay Delano Jackson Farm Ph 740 4461104 740441 0450 Round hay bates 1200 lbs $14 delivery poSSible SA 143 four metes north of HamsOn\ltlle 740 698 8254 Squant Bales $2 00 Each 1 Mile N On At 2 304 675 3960 Leave Message 710 Autos for Sale 1969 BuiCk GS $3 000 740 682 7512 1969 Mustang 6 Cylinder Auto Excellent In! $5 000 304 675 3960 1969 Nova SS 396 375 Le ss MoiOr & Tran s 53 ooo {740 682 7512 1978 Chrysler Cordoba $400 1989 Chevy Caval er $300 304 675 3734 991 Monte Carlo dependable power seats V 6 qu ck 304 882 3328 1983 Chevelle $ 100 740 992 7396 1983 Ford LTD 4 door 6 cylinder automat c PS PB atr new !Ires good clean condition $1500 740 94~ 24 11 Need A Car No Credit ? 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BUDGET PRICE TRANSMIS SIONS Used /AebUIII All Types Access Over 10 000 Transm s sons & Clutches 740 245 840 who l ptaymg on clubs f1rs1 does Soulh Accessories C&C General Home Main tenence Painting vmyl s1d ng carpentry doors windows baths mob le home repair and more For free est mate call Cl\81 740 992 6323 SHFAKG PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Mosl people m acllon are ,nol wonh VBIY much and yel every human being 1s an unprecedenled m~racle - James Baldwm 1he diamond ace al tnck 1wo Wesl 1 musl score a d1amond lnck Only by 1995 Toyola T 100 4x4 $13 500 740 446 3040 7795 SIUCKMM Z H con Note finally lhal 1f Soulh cashes SWEATY 1993 Ford Explorer 4 Doors AC AutomatiC PW PO Pl 4 WD Luggage Aad< 740 448 4999 Appliance Parts And Servcce All Name Brands Over ~5 Years Ex perlence All Work Guaranteed French Ctly Maytag 740 4<46 Dahon man y solvers worked oul 1hts answer 1986 Ford Range r XLT 4x4 5 speed bed I ner $3 ;so 7<40 949 3403 WATERPROOFING UnconditiOnal hfetlme guarantee Local references furnished l;s tablshed 1975 Call (74~446 0870 Or 1 BOO 287 0576 ROgers waterproofmg Z XI Z hearls (Fourlh h1ghest leads slarled 1987 Ford Bronco II XLT 4x4 New Jasp er Motor Rebut t Auto Transmtsston Excellent Cond1 t1on1 Senous lnqutr es Only $5 300 74Q-446-4207 810 UHHF ZXK PM announces 1ha1 Wesl has only lour & 4-WDs Auto Parts PC IBIF 0 H KZ Z X K H L WHEFIDK 'Z X K collecl the game bonus ) 1986 Chevy Astra Cargo van good condthon $2795 may con s der guns on trade 740 992 6154 1992 Delta 88 Loaded $6 500 74Q-682-7512 CARS FOR $1001 Trucks boals 4 wheelers motor homes furnl ture eteclrontcs computers etc by FBI IRS DEA Available your area now Call 1 800 513 <4343 before enler KCH was lrymg lo ra1se Improvements 1993 Fo d Thunderbird Low M le age Sunroof lea1t1er Seats CO AntiTheft Syslam 740-441>3108 4 play the four Then declarer can w1n 1991 GEO Strom G S I a r auto ps pb exc cond 614 388 8258 1993 Black GEO Tracker $5 000 304 675 7349 Pass rmse money for Kmg s College Hos 1989 GMC Sierra LWB PICk Up Excellent Condtlton Y 8 Aulo 82 Mtles Cook Motors 740 44fHl103 760 English Redttck Male 3 Years Old 1st Place Winner In U I< C 740 388 8536 Easl Pass club presumably he began w11h 4 4 1986 Ooelge 600 n ce depend able car PS PB automatiC amlfm cassohe $1299 74Q-949-2045 1992 Chevy lumina Euro Fully loaded Garage Kepi Excellent COnclttton 74().367-7671 Norlb Pass pnal London 88 Chevy rollback 17 112 feel alu mmum bed ac pw pi 4 sp n ce truck ready to work senous In qu res only 740 949 3117 1990 Astra Van 71 000 mttes garage kept exc cond loaded TV VCR pw pdl p/m1rrors $6 500 304 675 1916 movement 7 hthe-1 momker there was a compe11110n 10 1997 Dodge 4x4 Diese l 1 Ton Dually Compellely Loadad Excel tent Condtlion Must Sell! 740 44Hl996 Aller 4 PM 1989 GMC Salarl Full Custom Van $3 950 740-446 4222 could dol B Fancy vAle 9 Gun grp 10 Feallve 11 Harrow a rival In lhe \cry firsl AuctiOn Bndge 1994 S 10 Pick Up LS Black 5 Speed V 6 AM/FM Tilt Crutse $8 995 740 446 9664 1989 Bronco 4x4 V 6 automatiC loaded clean tu cks and runs good htgh mtles $3600 740 247 4292 WI d bullalo Small organloma 5 Uaed 1 bench 6 Slow muelcal Magazme as 11 was called for lhrce 1988 Ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab 6 Cyl nder PS PB PW Air AMfFM Cassette $3 300 Excel lent Condtlton No Rust 614 446 1619 1985 Dodge 4x4 SWB 318 4 Speed Runs Good Asktng $3 600 Steve Work 740 446 4172 740 256-1619 Whlzzea Cllr. 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