https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/06f9e8747674f6ebd750032149e79698.pdf 50e0086ccd75202271b89abf749d4473 PDF Text Text . ' Monday, February 9, 1996 ., ' c Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Pomerov • Middleport, Ohio Battle over patent r.eform pits bu~iness ~gainst s~all inventors : By DAVID JUDSON Gannett News Strvlce WASHINGTON - When Congress last year proposed a better mousetrap to capture new techno· logical innovation, a world of inven· tors and scientists beat a path to its door. It seemed reasonable .enough at first glance to modernize and stream· line a 200-year-old agency. A bipar· tisan bill was supported by some of the biggest names in technology, with goals to speed the pace of innovation from laboratory to consumer and har· monize U.S . rules with those of the world. But the plan ran headlong into th~ opposition of a hastily assembled coal ilion, including all manner of inventors and two dozen Nobel laureates. The bill squeaked out of the House after bitter floor debate. With the bill on the Senate agen· da for full debate early this year, crit· ics are vowing to kill the proposal onct and for all. "They've attacked every aspect of reform, they've painted piCtures of conspiracy," said Bruce Lehman, commissioner of the U.S. Patent itnd Trademark Office, the defensive shepherd of what he thought was a non-controversial reform. "We had a five-hour debate on the House floor and I don't think we have had that much discussion of a patent bill since the office was created in 1789." That ' debate was white hot is about the only point Rep 1 Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., the measure's leading opponent, will concede to Lehman. Rohrabacher 's matter-offact view: "This bill is the biggest ripoff in history." last September, two dozen Nobel Prize winners, including economists Paul Samuelson and Milton Fried· man ....,.. two who agree on little else. - wrote to Congress opposing the reform. " It's main purpose is to put down the small independent inventor," charged MIT economist and Nobel laureate Franco Modigliani. The path that led from simple reform to an emotion-laden exchange of "conspiracy" and "ripoff" charges has been a complex one. It's rooted in the fact that U.S. pat_~:nt law, enshrined in the Constituiion, has as its central goal the protection of the innovation of the individual inventor. But the priorities are different in the rest of the.world, particularly Germany and Japan, where the goal is ensuring that companies have quick and fruitful access to new ideas and innovations. lehman and Sen. Orrin Hatch, R· Utah, sponsor of patent reform in the Senate, argue the two goals are not incompatible. Under a new world trade treaty signed in 1994, the United States gave up its guaranteed I( -year life.of a patent, agreeing to the standard of 20 y~ recognized by the rest of the world. But while the U.S. protection dated from when the patent was approved, the world standard is from when it is filed. Critics say·that if it takes five years for approval, the effective patent life has been reduced to 15 years. The new patent legislation would take the spirit of standardization fur· !her, allowing patent applications to be published before they are actual· ly issued, a sneak preview that is common around the world. It also makes it easier for challengers to hold up patents because they contend they have similar designs or that the patents are not truly original. lehman readily concedes the pro- posed changes lea~ him vulnerable to 'attack but argue~'lhey don't weak· en the ~and of U.S. inventors.'Har· monizing U.S. rules is crucial to get· ling the rest of the planet to begin enforcing the law. !i(pw U.S. compa· nies and inventors ·lose billions in ideas that are simpiy stolen. A second problem: he argued, are so-called "submatine patents," a ploy whereby vague patents are filed in anticipation of someone else's innovation, a tactic that would be rooted out by early. publishing, he said. • "Inventors are t~e real losers today - we. trying to get them real protection," he argues. Laura D'Andrea Tyson, former chief economist for President Clinton and a supporter of the bill, says the Japanese alone lifted some $105 bil· lion in patented property between 11985 and 1989. re Hatch said the 'bill would end ~c; theft of some $20 billion a year tn• American intellectual property and' that the proposal should, be ·~a crit.i·' cal part of thi s country s ec~~~;o~c: backbone." The .measure liandtly; passed the Judiciary Committee he· chain, and' he is seeking full Senate debate its early as February. : Critics of the bill, led by small· inventors. see a radically different : picture. They worry that the plan to: stop the theft of ideas by Japanese· and Europeans will simply allow U.S.; corporations to do the same. ~ " If this bill passes, I'm done fi( .. ing patents," said inventor Ronald J.; Riley of Michigan, an inventor or: products from exercise machines to• industrial monorails and head of the: Professional Inventors Alliance.' "This bill is no more than a licen~ to steal." ' • Ford looks to grab bigger share of sales with revamped truck .line miles an hour and stop before Ford's It's a street-rod Lexus, crafted on By JAMES R. HEALEY The cherry red car marks Ford's F-150 could hit 80 mph. a wild hair because Yale Gieszl, vice latest attempt to get more out of each USA Today Unveiling the lightning, Jacques president at Lexus' parent Toyota, car chassis, or platform. Ford Motor, hoping to enhance the hot-rod image of il' popular F-Series Nasser. president of Ford Automotive always wanted such a car. Since it introduced Fiesta in pickups, is reviving the high-perfor- Operations, said: "For those of you The show car uses a body that Europe in 1995, Ford has used it as mance Lightning and soon will sell a who've heard performan~e claims resembles a heavily modified 1932 the basis for subcompact Ka, sold in pickup decked out to resemble . from that other. small truck compa- Ford roadster- a kind of customiz- Europe, Japan and Brazil: Puma NASCAR mci ng trucks. ny, here's a news flas~When they ing popular in the 1950s and '60s coupe, sold in Europe: and Brazil's The NASCAR truck should be at finally get their truck into roduction, that's making a comeback among small Courier pickup. dealers this summer. It will be avail· we'll see them on the track. We'll sec affluent, nostalgic baby boomers. The car has beige leather seats and " It's just for fun. There are no retro·looking round gauges. Pedals able only as a regular-cab model in who's fastest." Ford is sore because it has spent plans to manufacture it, .. says Lex us are of perforated aluminum, and the black. sporting decal s with the big bucks developing overhead· spokesman Mike Michaels. NASCAR race truck logo. Standard: CD player and heating controls pop 4.6-liter V-8, five-speed manual camshaft V-8 engines, yet Chevy The street rod is powered by a 4· up from dashboard slots. transmission, lowered suspension, continues to use old-tech pushrod V- liter lexus V-8 similar to that in the Ford isn't saying if it has plans to 8s that manage to eke out more pow- lexus GS400 sport sedan, but mod· build Libre, abou• the same size as bigger wheels and tires. The Lightning is not du~ until er and about the same fuel economy. ified by Toyota's in-house race engi· the Australian-built Mercury Capri March or Aprill999."0nly 4,000 will Downsizing: Mitsubishi has down- neers to produce at least 400 horse- convertible that Ford sold in the Unit· be built each year: The two-wheel· sized the design of its luxury Dia- power. It's hooked to a five-speed ed States during the late 1980s and automatic transmission. drive, regular-cab, step-side pickup mante for the '99 Galant. · early 1990s. The car will be shipped to dealers Boosted Quest: Nissan has remodeled will boast a supercharged, 5.4-liter v. But Ford designer John Hartnell, 8. The prototype on display at the in July. Prices aren't set, but new the Quest minivan for 1999, mainly who also helped develop Puma and Chicago Auto Show boasts 325 Chief Operating Officer Pierre for more space inside and more pow- Courier, says it's been fun for designhorsepower and 450 foot-pounds of Gagnon promised to make shoppers er under the hood. en to see how far they can stretch the and rivals take note. torq~e. Ford promises at least that The '99 will be about 5 inches original Fiesta. The '99 (}alan! will offer an longer and an inch wider than the cur- Grand plans: Chrysler officials say a much power in the production ver· optional V-6 for the first time, some· rent model. The engine will be a 3.3· tough auto market has pretty much sion. lightning should give Ford brag· thing rivals Toyota Camry and Hon· liter V.Q, rated 170 ho and 200 ft.·lbs. dashed hopes of keeping the upcomging rights in its increasingly sharp· da Accord have had for years. And it of torque, similar to that in the Nis· ing Jeep Grand Cherokee incentivewill be the first Mitsubishi to offer s:in Pathfinder sport-utility vehicle. tongued battle with Chevrolet. less for long. Chevy piqued Ford last month at side-impact air bags in the front seat. libre let loose: Ford used the Chica· Gr.md Cherokee, introduced in the Detroit auto show when it Dream car: The houest lexus you've go show to unveil the latest iteration 1992, virtually sold out its first two claimed a prototype of its '99 Sil· ever·seen isn't for sale and probably of its European Fiesta - a four-seat years. Only around 1995 did Jeep concept con~ertible called Libre. veradO>pickup could accelerate to 80 never will be. offer discount lease deals. Lately, it ,has pumped up incentives to keep ,aging Grand Cherokee moving in the Ilast months before it is overhauled in ' fall. 1 "You won't get a free run for years like you used to," says Chrysler ,Executive Vice PresitJent James Holden. However, he says buyers are willing to pay "a premium for all new (vehicles), and Grand Cherokee 'will be all new." Chrysler hasn't said what it will 'charge for the latest Gra"i Cherokee. But Holden hints any pnce increa.'e will be minimal. "I dori'i think we have a right to demand more money for a competitive prodllct that's I Low iron may result in weak bones, study suggests Even mild iron deficiency may weaken bones and make .them more likely to break, an Ohio State Uni· versity study suggests. _ The findings could result in. a change in diets for children, teens and pregnant women -all of whom have a high rate of iron deficiency. The study, led by Denis Medeiros, professor of human nutri· tion, found that. lab rats fed an irondeficient diet showed evidence of weakened femur bones. updated for today." ~ Though sales of Grand Cherokee, Ford Explorer and Chevrolet Blazer have softened somewhat in recent months, Holden does not agree witlt analysts who say sport utilities' sales' growth may be over. : Says Holden, "With $!-a-gallon. gas, somebody who can afford a big sport utility is going to buy it." Blaze prom·pts dorm evacuation at Ohio State · COLUMBUS (AP) ~ 1\ventyone of the 24 floors of the Morrill Tower dormitory on the Ohio State University campus were evacuated because of a fire in a fifth floor room. No one was hurt in the fire or evacuation, fire 'officials said. An estimated 900 students were forced ouC ofthe building and housed overnight in nearby dorms. They were expected to be back in their rooms today. Fire Battalion Chief Mark DeVine said the alarm was called in just before midnight. The cause of the blaze was not determined immedi· ately. FroiD Your Poineroy Area Merchants Day Is Feb. 14! Excite Her Senses Quallty'Since 1959 r/2 'Price rfor Valentine's 'f ~_____.;~ fon'fnam that · Lutu . Ufetime :I, '. • a1 Rain tonight, lows near 40. Wednesday, rain , heavy at times. Hi!JhS 50, to 55. Chance of ratn, 100 percent. entiile 1 Seclton, 10 Pagea, 35 canto A Gannett Co. Newapaper Vol. 48, NO. 208 C1998, Ohto Volley Pubtlahlng Company County seeking accord over section of highway ty road, but County Engineer Robert By BRIAN J. REED Eason has refused to accept the road . Sentinel News Staff as part of the county's road mileage Pending state road projects and the assumption by the county of at least until repairs are made to the road and . one section of state highway were guardrail. Hedrick said he state will abandon discussed with Ohio Department of Transportation oftlcials when the the road immediately if the county Meigs County Commissioners met in does not assume ownership. Proseregular session on Monday afternoon. cuting Anomey John Lentes sug· Tom Hedrick, planning and pro- gested at the meeting that a negotiat· gram administrator for OOOT Dis- ed senlement for the transfer of the trill 10. said the state will close the road be made this week. At issue are sections of guardrail sec tion of State Route 1 now known as "7 A" from Five Points to the inter· near Forest Run Road which are in· need of repair. and an area along the section of U.S. 33 near Kerr's Run. ODOT intends to grant the road· road in need of fill: Brett Jones. county ODOT man way to the county for use as a coun- ager, said that the condition of the . road as it now exists is·comparable to the county's other roads. Hedrick also revealed plans to grant to the county a three-mile sec· lion of what is now U.S. 33 near Dar· win once the new highway from Athens to Darwin is completed, and noted that several sections of state roadway would be granted to the county in the area of SR 338 near Antiquity once the second phase of the Ravenswood Bridge Connector project is completed. Hedrick also said that it is likely that the new bridge linking Meigs and (Continued on Page 3) Anti-abortion groups fear race will split conservatives meeting, according to their press secBy PAMELA BROGAN retaries. Sharpe was invited, but Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - The Ohio couldn't attend. Mike Smith. executive director of Chr.istian Coalition and other anti· abortion groups met Friday in the coali tion. said "all of the candi· Columbus with GOP anti-abortion dates" were invited to auend the sescandidates Frank Cremeans and Mike sions. "She (Hollister) wasn't invited," Azinger, who are challenging incumsaid Chris Baldwin. Hollister's press bent Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Ohio. secretary. "I would have made a. The meeting comes amid a growpoint of her being there. It's not the ing concern by some advocates that kind of meeting that we 'would have the 6th Congressional District's miss~d. " ~P · . ct_.2!!!led._.OO.f.'.3.!ill~Wh!ch jnclu?'¥' Smith said the hour-long, private anti-abortion candidate Tom Sharpe. meetings with former Rep. Cremeans will divide the anti-abortion vote and give a May 5 primary victory to Lt. and Azinger provided an opportuniGov. Nancy Hollister. who believes ty for the anti-abonion groups to "get in a woman's right to privacy but dis· to know the candidates and their positiOns. " · avows the label pro-choice. Smith said the candidate,, were "This is detinitely a concern." said Roseann Siderits. a board mem- asked tlieir. views on a wide array of berof the Cincinnati's Families First. topics, ranging from taxes to partiala pro' family and anti-abortion group. birth abortion. Smith said his group's who attended the meeting. "There is primary focus is voter education and a great risk of splitting the pro-life that it will prepare a "voter's guide" on the candidates prior to the primavote in this district." • Hollister and Strickland. who is ry. Other groups attending. Smith pro-choice. were not invited to the said, were the Ohio Right to Life and the American Family Association. Cremeans, who recently cut his financial ties to his campaign consultant Ralph Reed. the former head of the Christian Coalition. said the groups wanted to know his positions on the issues. Cremeans said he told them that he ' remains "very dear friends': with Reed and that Reed still gives him free campaign advice. Cremeans also said there was no dh~ussl!>o gf_~~\bm~~-il!!lhbor­ lion vote would ·be frdgm~nted with three anti-abortion candidates in the rnce . Chris Norman, executive director Ohio Right to life. said Cremeans' hi•h name recognition in the district. gives him the early edge over antiabortion candidates Azinger and Sharpe. " But the nther candidates cou.ld hold their own if Cremeans also has hi gh negatives with the voters." Norm;n said. He said he knew of no · recent polls in the district indicating ihat. · . - The Meigs local Board of Education settled a handful of personnel matte.rs during its Monday night meeting at the district's central ortice in the Pomeroy Municipal Building. Mike Kennedy was hired as head track coach for the 199R "~ason. etTective immediately. and Jared Stewart was hired as head softball coach. Michael W. Atkinson and James Brian McCarley were hired as substitute teachers . The board also hired Michael Childs for 20 days of vocational extended service retroacti ve to Aug. I. 1997. The board approved a disability retirement fur Barbara J. Archer. retroactive to Feb. I. and granted an extension of a Family and Medical Leave Act leave for Rosalee Snowden from Feb. J-2a. In other business. the board approved budgets for the classes of 1998 and 2000 and approved placing a soft drink machine in Middleport Elementary School. with profits going into the Middleport Principal's Fund. , Graduation for Meigs High School seniors was set for Sunday. May 17. 'Before adjourning. the board met 'in executive session to discuss person'· nel matters. Present were Superintendent Bill Buckley. Treasurer Cindy Rhonemus, board President John Hood and board members Scou Walton. Wayne Davis. Randy Humphreys and Roger Abbou. BATTING CAGE DISCUSSION- Members of Middleport Village Council and Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton" discussed the possibility of replacing the closed golf course In General Hartinger Park with a privately operated and funded automated batting cage. subject were, from left, council members Pooler, Rae Gwiazdowsky, Steve Houchins and Roger Manley, and ·Horton _ Middleport Counc·il looks at batting cage proposal By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Replacing Middleport's miniature golf course with an automaoed balling cage was one topic at Monday night's meeji!!S o[ Mid~l.e_port_ Y\Ita~o;_Cg'!_n- . cit. Mayor Dewey "Mack" Horton said he was approached by a ba111ng cage representative who is interested in converting th!:! closed mmmture golf course with a fully -automated. . coin-operated balling cage. The village would get a cut ol the ticket muncy. Horton said. The mon· ey would go back into the village's recreation fund. "What would be nice about it is. we wouldn't have to have any money in it." Horton-said. Horton declined to identify the owner 'of the balling cage company. pending additional negotiations. . One question posed by councol wa' if the facility would be able to get a variance to build in the flood plain'! . . Since the building is unoccupoed and of such construction as to not be damaged by high water, obtaining the varianc~ wnuld present no problem s. it was notcU. Horton supported the proposal. say ing it would "get people into the village and be ,omethmg for our . young ·people to do.". . The miniature goll course ts located in G~neral Hartinger Park. 'Pay attention' Horton · afterwanls displayed a copy ot' the Sunday Times:s~.ntinel story "A lways a Bndesmwd. concerning the frustrati on Mcq!s Coun ty oflicia" have experienced in promoting development in the county. He commended the author of the 'tory (Jim Freeman,) for his work in h1ghloghting development problems Don Stivers, representing the Mid in the county. Pomeroy attorney dkpmt Volunteer Fire Department Steve Stmy for his volunteer efforts and Emergency Squad, present~J the on the Route 33 Committee <~nd Eco- departments' monthly report fur Jan nomic Development Directur Run uary, showing 36 calls. including six Md:?a.de. and t.he,_ ~~-~s County _ _tire .a.ml .r.e~c~e ca!_!~ .JIPd- 30 squad Cunimunity Improvement Corpora- culls. Vehodes were dnven a tutal ol tion for'their eJTorts. 523 miles. Thirty-eight hours were "We have the •round. We have the spent in training with 60 hours spcno electricity. We h~ve the river." Hor· on ~uipment maintenance during lhc ton said, spotlighting a few of the month. county's <~sset s. ·At. Stivers' reCllmmendation. "If you want the county to grow. councol approved pun.:hasong luur you have to get the state to pay atten- mob1le radtos and two portable mdons lion," he added. for the lire department at a cost of He also encoura"ed Middleport $6.7(Xl. The money will come from :ond Meigs County re~ident s tn attend the Core ~quipm~ nt fund. the Univers ity of Rio Grande sign-up . Clerkffreasurer Bryan Swann pre· Thursday. 3-5 and 6:30-X:JO p.m. at sc nted the followmg lmancoal reports the Meigs County Senior Citizens lor January: general lund, $2: 124.79: Center in Pomeroy. street. $34,1R1.46: n11m go it course, "For it (the Meigs County URG $1.153 .21: ' law enforcemen t. Brandl) tube succ~ssful. we're goi ng •'$.147.50: lire equipment, $6.7~4.44: to hav~ to have solioe Meigs County lire truck. $1.6'!4.71: COPS FAST. people sign up and gu to school $6X0.03: ·economic development. there," he saiJ. $7.X:25.72: public lranspnrtallon. "It neeJ., to be supponed," he con- $20.270.76 : law hlock grant. eluded. $4.513.42: refuse. $50.444.74: disParking concerns aster r~ lief grant. $1K7: water debt Counci l approved llrst reading of o,crvice. $94.650.31 : sewer debt 'cr· a rt!vi s~c..l parking nnJinann~ U~'\ignt!U vi~.:c:. $70.'194.27; wa ter tank. no h;.ll - tu discoumge illegal parking of cars and trucks in the village. Horton took advanlage of the . opportunity to criticiLe bu,ine" ownI crs and the1r employees who rou- ance: water system. $74.715.01: sew· er system. $54.K41.9J: recreution . $1.642.-'2: wnetcry. -$ 1.420.0o: meter deposit s. $35.529.23: cemetcrv endowment. $8 1.(162.77. Lindy park in fron t of their own bu ~ i - In oth.:r bu~ines-;. ~.:o un.~.:il . nesses. partkularly along North Sec - approvcLI the mayor'., report showing ond Avenue. "I can't see why a merchant wi ll park in front uf his own store and $4.154 in lines and met in executive se ... sion with Vi llage So licil(lf Linda then complain when nu one ~..· omcs Warner to di s~..· lass a leg~• I maltt!r. Present were Horton . ~ l erkfl'rc..'a ­ .,urer Bryan Swann. t:ouncil rncmbc..'rs Rat.! Gwiazt.low,ky. Steve Houchins. in." he saiJ. It was abo reponed that police will begin enforcing the l ~1w con - ·Roger Ma nley anJ Boh Pooler. Ab,cnt were counc il mcmbc" Beth caning peo ple parking on the wrong Sti vers and Sandy lannarclli. side of the street. Clinton pledges to lay groundwork fo·r making Social Security secure !All Jewelry 'Day • Pick 3: 7-3-2 Pick 4: 3-8-3-6 Buckeye 5: 8-10-20-22-32 Sports on Page 5 day's story about changes in the funeral business and preplanning uptions, both' Birchtield Funeral Home in Rutland and Cremeens Funeral Home in ~acine offer preplanning to cons~mers. local funeral directors Bruce Fisher and Ben Ewing were contacted only for general information about the industry and pre-plan· ning.insurance. and the use of their names in the story do not constitute endorsement of their funeral homes or their services. nor was the use of their names intended to indicate that they were the only funeral homes which offered the services referred to in the story. Valentine's ·TELL HER HOW MUCH YOU LOVE HER WITHOUT SAYING A WORD Snowboard team tumbles at Oly·mpics Board approves action Clarification on personnel matters While not mentioned in Mon- 'The Pomeroyllrea }Vlerchant's flssociation invites you to shop in Historic Downtown Pomero0 and 0 hio Lottery By LARRY WHEELER Gannett News Service WASHINGTON- Young Americans. perhaps more than anyone. have the most at stake as the nation discusses h(lw to secure Social Security's future. President Clinton told an audience of college students Monday. It was his tirst in-depth statement on the issue since he called for a national dialogue on "saving Social Security tirst" during his State of the Union address Jan. 27. Clinton signaled he could be ready · to support far-reaching reform. "We're going to have to rethink this whole thing," he told a packed hall at hi s alma mater, Georgetown University. "Social Security was conceived a.' giving a floor for life. It is not enough to sustain the standard of living of almost any retiree retiring today. So you also will have to make provisions for your own retirement savings. and you should start early when you go out and go to work with a 40 I(k) plan or whatever." Clinton and Vice President AI Gore will participate in a series of town hall·style.forums sponsored by the American Association of Retired Persons and the Concord Coalition. The first will be April 7 in Kansas C1.ty. he sao'd . Next year. he will .ask leaders in Congress to draft comprehensive bipartisan landmark legislation to save the Social Security system, Clinton said. Safe for now, the Social Security system will buckle under the weight of the huge baby boom generation by 2029. . Clinton used charts and simple terms to try to convince doubtful members of "Generation X" that the retirement program created in the Great Depression will be there for them- if certain changes are made now. ··once you understand this. you realize this is not an episode from the 'X Files' and you're not more likely to see a UFO," he said. The UFO reference has been part of the lexicon of Social Security · debate since the Third Millenium a interest group for youngAmericans - published u 1994 poll showing nearly twice as many youn g adults believed in the existence of UFOs as believe Social Security will exi<t when they retired. Clinton's speec h should give Gen· eration Xers . much to cheer about. said Richard Thau. Third Millenium executive director. "I think he-'s laying the ground· work for significant reforms," Thau said. " He's trying to redefine what Social Security means in the 21st century." Although he dwelled on . Social ' Security's troubled lando;cape in more depth than in past statements, Clioton's presentation avoided the conflict that will no doubt emerge proponents of reform and defenders of the status quo square off in public foruins later this year. a.' The president prodded Congress to make sav· ing surplus funds fQr a future fix of Social Secu· rity "the driving principle of this year's work." SEEKING A FIX - President Clinton gas· lured during an address on the Social Securl· ty system Monday at Georgetown University. • ' �Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Commentary Page2: OHIO Weather Tuesday, February 10, 1998" Makah Indians prepare to·whale again By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller WASHINGTON -· Some11me 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio next fall .. the exact date IS a close814-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 ly held secret .. a group of Makah ~ndt a n s will embark throug h SIX· foot '/waves off the shores of Ncah Bay, Wash , m a carved wooden canoe, for the purpose of huntmg and A Gannett Co. Newspaper k1lhng four gray whales At thelf s1de" wtll be a harpoon, ROBERT L WINGETT the tradlllonal whahng weapon of Publisher yesteryear, but also a spectally des1gned, 50-cahber nfle to fm"h off the beasts as humanely as posSI CHARLENE HOEFUCH MARGARET LEHEW ble Tra1hng the canoe w1ll be a 200· General Manager Controller horsepowored boat, wh1ch will be used to tow the g1an1 mammal to shore Tlte S'"tlMI .,.,..,.. ltffww to flit ldffor """' , _ , . on t bro1u1 ol fop1co. It Will mark the flfst whale hunt Shott ltltm {»)-.It or ION) htvt tht boot chonc. ol bolng pub//- ryptd Itt· m the lower 48 slates m at least 30 t/1 ...., ,. odllwd. Etch thould , _ • t/tllltfUto, tllfl dlytl,. phont numbot: Spoc/ly • dlltt/1 fltoro'1 • ,.,.,.. to • lft'llou•lllllcl• years ·- and th.e first lime m more 01 _ , IIIII/ to· L.olll<t to flit Editor, Tho. $;;itnol, 111 Court St, """""'l'• ~ than 70 years that the Makahs get to 451U; or, FAX to 114·1112-2151 ( do what they took for granted for ~.:cn tuncs until com merc ial whahng nearly k1llcd olf the spec 1es The planned hunt has touched otf an mterna11onal pol111cal fircstorm 1nvolvmg the Chnton ad mmJ<Ira· lion the U S Congress and dozens By JOHN McCARTHY of domestic and lore1gn cnv~ron Associated Press Writer mental groups · COLUMBUS- Bruce Douglas hkcly w1ll help Lee F1sher more than he' Smcc the Makahs announced hurts h1m 1n the DemocratiC prunary for governor a poht1cal ~"en list sap thclf 1nten11ons tnbal leaders say Douglas a mult1mllhonmrc tram Toledo announced last week that he w1ll challenge F1shcr m the May 5 electiOn He smd he would spend what ever 111akes' of hiS own money to run a compclliiVC race w11h FISher who had $2 4 m1lhon m hiS campmgn hank as of Dec 11 Wh1lc FISher has heen away I rom pubhc office smcc 1994 Douglas IS a l•rst·tune cand idate for any otficc The money Will help Douglas but only to a ccrtam extent smd AI Tuchfarher, d~rcctor of the Un~vcrs11y ol Cmcm· nail 's Institute for Pub he Polley 'Re latively speakmg to Douglas F1shcr has h1 gh name recogmtlon and a more pos111vc 1magc Douglas has low name Jccog mt1on and no 1magc ' Tuchfarher sa1d You can buy name rccogn1l10n Jm.tgc IS harder to buy· Douglas' dccJsoon to spend at least $100 000 of hiS own money - he s put $575 000 mto the campa1gn so far - means F1shcr can at:ccpt donations abmc the $2,500 hm1t for md1v1duals That g1vcs FISher a chance to do a beucr JOb of gcumg hiS message out, · and tha11magc won't lade m the genera l election should Ftshcr wm the pn · mary Tuchfarher sa1d lth1nk that the pubhc, cspcc1ally the people that arc targeted m the cam· pa1gns, Will remember he sa1d James Ruvolo a Democratic consultant adv1smg Douglas agreed with Tuchfarber that money can buy only so much You have to have somcthmg to say He s nght We have somethmg to say,' Ruvolo sa1d "Were not gomg to spend money to say 'Bruce Douglas' Bruce Douglas' Bruce Douglas' Ruvolo fi gures that Douglas and FISher aren 't too far apart m name recognitiOn among Ohw voters FJSncr hasn't held office smcc h1s one term By Ian Shoales as auorney general ended m 1994 That rallymg cry of the '80s. the 'It s what people who hold cunslllUIIonal offices find out ' he saod "If "Show me the money' " of the Reayou're then out of office, people soon forget " gan/Bush era, has suddenly achteved He '31d the pnmary will help FISher hu111 also Will help Douglas should a new s•gmf1cancc (On second he w1n thought. smcc ncuher phrase had He sa1d former Gov R1chard Ce leste a Ruvolo client through most ol hiS prev1ous Slgn1f1cance. make that camp.ugns found out the same thmg after he lost to Republican James A "has suddenl y, aga1ns1 all odds Rhodes 111 the race for governor m 197R ac h1e ved S1gmf1cance ' ) Celeste surv1vcd a pnmary challenge from Wilham Brown lour years I'm not talkmg about Oprah s I.Jicr and went on to scr\c two tcnm. a_-; govern or 111amc strugg le agamsl the c\1 1 I hehcvc the Dcmocrattc Party needs a pnmary D1ck Celeste told Bruce cmp11e of the beef makmg mdustry Dougl.ls, me .md anyone who '"'uld hstcn that m 1978. he wasn I ready (L.twycrs note When I say ev1l When he was done. he was rc.ld) Ruvolo sa1d cmp1re I m only JOking Why I • had cow lor dmncr last n1 ght and , - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , d1dn l go mad at ull not even lor a mmutc ) That Texan tcarot tempest was cduc.:.Htonal don 1 get me wrong I le.u ned that one speu .tl 1ntcrc't 'E.stll!Jfislillf m 1948 ,.,. .. ,._tiKI Douglas campaign could help Fis~er they have rccetved numerous threats from cond1110ns and h•gh temperatures env~ronmental )rt..,. ! . ··~· ~' .. .. .:. ''1 . '.·•. · ··1· .. ·. . -.i. grQups. some )h•' '· vowmg to block the hunt by any means necessary A conservati ve congressman Moiler & from the regwn, Anderson Rep Jack Metcalf. R· Wash , has even JOmed wllh rad1cal e nv ~ron · mcntahsts to sue the Chnton admmISt ratlon m an eflort to block the hunt But not all environm ental groups have been so qu1ck to rush to JUdg· ment Some, hkc Grcenpeacc and the S1erra Club have remamed mum on the maucr It 's a touchy ISSUe for hbc1als who arc torn bel ween the If l:Ompctmg dcs1rcs to save the whales and to 'upport 1nd1gcnous cultures l1 kc the Makahs Comb1 ncd wll h the mtensc med1a lnlerCSI thai wil l likely accomr.my the hunt tnh,ll lcudCIS WOIIY that thc1r anCient ntu .tl on thcrr remote <trctch ol ocean wil l become a clus sic 1990s style mcd1.1 fecdmg lren- ~~ ' We VC h.td brg ,~ dJs~o:us s 10ns • IToledo I 40' I IMansfield 145' INO ~ ' group s Itt\ ral lawsurt 1~ another spcual rntcrcst group s lmc m the .... md But ,JSJdc h om the ca11le there JU st wa~n t mui.:h heel tn ll Texans took to Oprah hkc a cowpoke 10 be.ms the hccf makers saved ruddy lace and the only losers wc1c the cows (I m k1ddmg 1I Jcall y d1d ha\c steak lor dmncr last mght Wllh asparagus 10 hollandaise garlr~.: mashed rotatocs and Mcx1can t>ccr Yum ) Thos controversy however took .1 h.1ck burner (or brmlcr depend1ng on how you t.: ook ) our meat} to the At thl~ rotnl howC\Cf I( ~un: looks hkc .t il SJ//Ic no stc,lk B1g Stetson "" he•d Colt 4i no hul lch W1ld hnr~~.:s no rope President Clinton 1 ~ not only "·ilkmg away lwm the OK C01ral he s takmc Dndcc wllh hun Take lhat Wyatt E.upo' to So lar I m gmng too I lll.\Y ha\c w the Earps lor tiW<i .md answ~.:r I m proh.1~ly .1 lonc m tlus op101on hut on the h.1s1' ol what I vc "ccn so tar I th1nk Chnton s mnnccnt (Bet lcr make th.ll Not Gu1hy It s not qullc the 'arne 1h1ng) Dcsp1tc the mcdw s know10g wmks ,and the ~.:onstant murmur clhout the president ... ,,llcgcd rovmg eye .md suppmcdly unqucnch.thle appclllc 101 quaso-scx 10 usc D1ck Morns u'clul term dcspllc talk rad1o s glcclul gol~.:ha!>. ;md .1 matter ol Iact m I ull d1sdosurc snmc years ago I called PreSident Clmton (then a nonHncc) a wc~mc -- a green wee nac to he prcusc Nothmg I H sCL'n ~lfll:C ah~r!'. that opmum But I h.tscd my op1mon on wh,ll he s done. not on what he may l1.1vc tlonc I m not a s()lcmn cxpat 1n other words I won l spec ulatc .1hout the hehavmr ol sex ohscsSJves the legal nature ol sex or dctcnnmc 11 oral sex 1s a hetr.ty.•l ot pubhc lru't ~;.._~ : 1991 by NEA lnt Today in history They arc the ones the charge goes who have opened up thiS Pandora' s Box, and now we arc helpless to stem the lldC Of IIIVCS· llgators. cameras and wtrc taps that will soon he hcadmg to a hedEckel room ncar you It can all sound very fnghlcnmg somcthmg 10 g1vc even the most ardent fcm101s1 pause until you exam me what exactly se xual harass By The Associated Press Today "Tuesday Fch 10 the 41 sl day ol 1998 There arc 124 d.tys Iell '" the year On Fch 10 1967 the 25th Amendment to 1hc Conslii UIIOn dca Iang wJth _ Wllh PreSident Clmton s prcsodenllal dosah1hty and successiOn went 1010 ell eel Pans approval ratmg h1gher 1han ever 11" In 1761 France ceded C.m,,d,, to Eng l.1nd under the Treaty ol clc.u that Amcncan s do no1 thmk wh1ch ended the French and Jnd1an Wm that hiS alleged affa1r with Mon1ca mcnt 1s Becau se 1hc legal dctimt1on ol Lcwmsky " relevant to hiS JOb per In 1840 Bntamt s Queen V1ctona marncd Pnncc AIhen of Sax~·Coburg sexual hara<SmcniiS not only uncrly orn1ancc And though Amen cans f Gotha reasonable IllS al so qullc dllficuh to In I846 mcmhers of the Church ol Jesus Chrost ot Lauer- Day Samts the may be gobbhng up countless hours meet In order 10 prove that an CNN coverage on the maucr we of Mormons hcgan an exodus to the westlrom lllinms employee has been sexually also understand that what may have In 1911 the l1rst smgmg telegram was mlroduccd by the Postal Telegram harassed you must show cllhcr that happened hetwccn the pa11 " no Company m New York sexual fa vors were requested as a more our busmcss than what Pamela In 1942 the lormcr French l1ncr NormandiC capSized tn New York Harcond111 on of employment or spcc1fic Anderson and Tommy Lee do 10 hor a duy utter 11 caught life wh1le hemg rcfmcd lor the }J S Navy 1hc11 spare lime that cenam ovcnurcs created work· In 1949 Arthur M•llcr splay Death of a Salesman · opened at Broad way's Morosco Theater Bu11f there IS a new low 10 Amer· mg contlltwns 1ha1 severely hmdcrcd In 1962 the Sov1ct Un1on exchanged captured Amcncan U2 pilot Fran· 1can pnvacy standards, Kenneth an employee s ab1hty to do her JOb <JS Gary Powers lor Rudolph lvaoov•ch Abel a Sov1et spy held by the Uml· Starr IS not the only one who 1s The taller half of that dctmllmn ca lled hosulc cn vlfonmcnt cd States bemg blamed Liuely another v1llam In 1968 Peggy Flcmmg of the Unucd States won the gold medal tn has emerged femm1sm Across the harassment, IS the one that has caused so much controversy, but women's figure skating 31 the Wmter Olympic Games m Grenoble. France atrwa\cs and op-ed pages of the In 1981 c1ght people were k1llcd 198 InJUred, when fire broke out at the na11on, commentators have wagged once agam 11 has a very cxactmg Las Vegas H11ton hotcl-easmo thc1r fingers at the women who have standard In order to prove that the plamuff has a lcg111mate gncvancc, lobb1ed for sexual harassment laws l you must show that the hara.,smg behav1or was severe. unwelcome and repeated ThiS standard. when apphed correctly, docs a good JOb of weedmg out the f11volous lawsuits from the lcgmmatc ones The " severe ~,;n tenon knocks out mnocuous c.:ommcnl!<i. such a compluncnt ul a dress or ha11cut The · unwckomc crHcnon climmatcs consensual The prohlcm IS most people arc not workmg With the legal defin111on of sexual hara."mcnt , they arc workmg wuh the popular undcrstandmg of II .. wh1ch 1s prclly much that anythmg goes That's why workplaces and un•vcrs111es frequently create overly rcstnct1vc rules regardmg employee conduct And n's why we sec a number of fnvolous charges .. such as the woman who clatmcd to be sexually harassed after a co-worker recounted a racy "Scm· fcld " gag to her ~ \ Flumes Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy By The Associated Press A low pressure system Will create dreary and mmy cond1l10ns across Oh10 on Wednesday the Na11onal Weather Serv1ce smd The ram may be heavy at limes and thunderstorms are poss1ble m the southern half of the state. toreca,ters smd Temperatures w1ll ehmb mto the 40s and 50s followmg overn1ght lows generally m the 30s The record-h1gh temperature tor thiS date at the Columbus weather station was 69 degrees m 1932 wh1fe the record low wa.' 20 below zero m 1899 Sunset 1on1ght w1ll be at 6 0 I p m and sunnse Wednesday at 7 29 a m Weather forecast: Tomght Ram Lows near 40 Southeast wmd 5 to I0 mph Chance of ram 90 percent ' Wednesday Ram heavy at l1mes H1ghs 50 to 55 Chance of ram near 100 percent Wednesday mghl Ram. heavy a111mes Lows mthe upper 30s [.tended forecast: Thursday Ram H1ghs 111 the lower 40s fnday Mostly cloudy wnh a chance of ram Lows m the m1d 30s and h1 2hs m the lower 40s 'Saturday Mostly cloudy w1th a chance of showers Lows 1n the m1d 30s and h1ghs m the mtd 40s . . '' ObitU~(y- Obltuarlee .,e pold announcement• arranged' bY toea! funerol homea. Obhuorlea are publlahed 11 reque1ted to accommodate lhOH dlllrlng mora lnfonlllllon than 11 provided In tho accompanying Death Notlcea. ., William Curtis Dartey Wilham Curtos Daney. 56, of M1itdlepon. d1ed Saturday, January 11. 1998 Unless I sec that smo~mg gun ot yore I will assume that no guntight of a qua" sexual nature occurred Ms Lcwmsky 's prcsodcnual knccnads rcmam 1n storage Paula Jones IS a pawn Gcnmlcr Flowers has nddcn her horse about as far as Jt t:.m go The Clmtnns lost money on the Whitewater deal Titcy d1dn 1 a.' ,, result of ln)Ufles suslamed m an automobile acc1den1 near Plmy. Wesl Vtr~mta • Born January 8. 1942 m Logan. West Ylfl!Jnta. he "us preceded m death by hos lather. Cunos Daney. hiS mother aQd stepfather. Alben and L.ouose H1g· gmbolham Rusche I. and a grandson He was employed by Excel I Manne m South Pomt a.' a nverboal captam He wa' aU S All Force veteran where he served as a pohceman. a chaner member of the F11s1 Ch11s11an Church of R1o Grande and wus a member of the Chanols of F1re Chnst1an Motorcycle Assoclallon ol West V~rgm1a He 1s surv1 ved by hiS wife. Chnstine Daney. whom he mamed Decem· ber 19. 1996. a daughter. Laura Sue Dartey of GallipoliS three grandch1l· dren. K.mssa. Bnce Anthony and Gregory. all ot Galhpohs three Sisters Mane 1Dav1d) S1mth of Mason Wesl V~rgmm Shelly-I All Goodman of Palm Bay. Flonda anj R11a Rusche! of Palm Bay. Flonda. two stepsons. Chuck Noll of M1ddlepon. and Jeffery Noll of New Haven. M1ch1gan. a step· daughter Karen Noll of Middleport brothers-m-law Roy Granger ot Poml Pleasant W¢sl V~rgiRJa. and Rodger Granger of Grand Rap1ds. M1ch1gan Slslers·m·law. Carol Ballard of Mount Clemons. M1ch1gan. and Barbara Gmnger of Grand Rap1ds M1ch1gan two stepbrothers. Allred tGmce ) Ruse bel of Syracuse and Albert t Barbara) Rusche! ol Cocoa Beach Flonda three stepbrothers. lour slepsoslers and ch1fdren. along w11h a stepmrnher of SagInaw. Mllh1gan meces, Dcbb1e Leach of M1ddlepon. Be1h Dobbs of Tay· lor Texas .md N~eo le and Becky nl Pulm Beach Flonda nephews B1lly and Shane GO<xlman. and Trav11 of Palm Bay. Flonda. spccml great·mece•. La Tnc1a Sm11h and Heather Lavender of Middleport. a very spccoal cou,ln . Sus1e Farren of Mount Vernon. and many more rela11ves and good l11ends too numerous 10 mennon He loved you all Serv~ees w1ll be 10 am Saturd.1y Febru.try 14 1998 m the F1rs1 Church of the Nazarene 1n Galhpohs, wuh the Rev Carl Snelhng and the Rev B1ll Dummlll otficmtmg Fnends may call ,11 the Mc'Coy-Moore Funeral Home Wetherhoh Chapel, Gall1pohs. Irom I 3 and 7-9 p m Fnday. February 11. 1998 k1ll Vmccnt Poster or Ron Brown llley d1dn 1 run drugs lor the CIA Hillary Chnton IS not a r td1c.ll Iem miSt ElviS "prob.1hly dead Unt1l I sec 11 I l1gurc tlw~ whole trumped up Sl:and.tl as JUst ,moth~o:t .1ppc111cr m .1 world wllhnut entree' .mother p1ecc ol pi,Jsllc lrull m 1hc cmrty hullct il.m Sho,Jics· new lxM>k Not Wet Ycl ",,va1l.thk Irom 2 I1 61 Pubhc.tllons PO Box I~ I0 Los Angeles CA 91KI7K rhc toll-lrcc numt>cros 1-H(KI 992-116 1 ) Jan Shoales is a syndtcaled writer for Newspaper Enterprise Assocat1on. Two tickets nab Buckeye 5 prize CLEVELAND (AP)- Two 11ck· cts matched all five numbers 10 Because the legal ~efinition of sexual harassment LS not only utterly reasonable, it is also quite difficult to meet. In order to prove that an employee has been sexually harassed, .vou must show either that sexual favors were requested as a specific condition of employ· ment or that certain overtures ere· ated working conditions that severely hindered an employee's ability to do her job. sex And the "repeated" cnlcrwn ensures that someone who makes an unwanted sexual advance 1s !!•vcn the oppnrtunuy to he warned that the other party has taken otfcnsc ' ' ' Rainy conditions to prevail in region through Thursday Understanding today's sexual harassment By Sara Eckel h s hard to 1magmc what Kenneth Starr wa> thmkmg when he Wifed up a Pentagon employee to get mfonnauon on her fncnd s sex hfc W,os he aware of how had thiS would look' D1d he rcahzc that the rcvul· soon Amencans would feel would not he lor Prcsodcnt Chnton but lor the people who arc htcrally d1ggmg through dlfl) laundry 10 lind some kmd ot scandal ' Or was he so mtcnl on hnngmg down the commander m ch1cf that he lost all perspective' ' \ Via AsSOCiated Press Graph1csNet II the folks hchmd lhc Bchw.•y know "'much more th.m I do show me th~.: money I m~.:.m Where \ Ihe hcd ' a' 'ul:h A' • IColumbus 146° I \ tcst1mony tn~ \ ''' ' Chnton has so far den1cd every ' biZarre charge bemg lcv1cd agamsl h1m I say to Amcnca, "Prove 11, or: sh ut up · the lntere,ts ol what the med1a c.111 \ '' ' ' WVA stand-up comedy's stabs at every easy throat. dcsp1tc all that, the clock IS stnkmg h1gh noon, and who's on the street. guns drawn 1 Nobody What has heen shown 10 us ' Nothmg A drc" that wasn l there G1f1s that wcrcn l g1vcn g•lls that may have hcen Unsuhslan11a1ed leaks Floating rumors Innuendo Veiled threats Hystcncal charges Caulu>u• dcn1.1l' Useless tar es Conll1clln~ uccnunls M.u, Drudge tor good ness sake W.1hcr Wmchcll s pathct '" hlllc Internet done Tamted tales out ol school le .tkcd hclorc they t;\.;n .tdlJCvcd th~.: duhaous s tatus ol Worst ol all we vc seen spct:ul.a 11ons at>out B1ll Clmton s character I have nuthmg agamst name-<.: all \ r(;) ~ ' The Ongoing Clinton crisis, scandal, whatever Ongmng Clm· ton Whatever What IS n' An Imbroglio 1 A peccad1llo 0 I'm sure the French have a name lor 11 but wha1 1hc he II do I care ~----' wha l Franu.: Shoales thmks' Im not even sure wh.u I tlunk ~ Showers T Storms Ram • 1 ' : Ot course , 1f the mcd1a heads : who cla1m to he so outraged hy lhiS • sexual hara."mcnt confuSion would: sompl) cxplam (or learn) what scxu : at harassment " · we could go a long : way 'toward snlvmg thiS problem' • But then they would have to slop : harpmg on fcm1msts and blammg : them for the dcchnc of Western ClV · ' •hza110n And what fun IS that' ' ~ara Eckel 1s a syndicated wnter for Newspaper Enterprise Association. Send comments to the author m care of thiS newspaper or send her c· matl at saracumaol com • Monday's Buckeye 5 dr.1wmg. and euch ucket " wonh $100 000. the Ohm Louery said The Daily Sentinel (USPS l iJ-WiG) Putlhshctl cvuy a h~IOI JUR Mn ntlil y lhrough Fmby I l l ( \ ,uu Sr l'omrroy Ohm h~ lh ~ 1 Ohro Valley Publ1shtng Companv/Ganncu Cn Pomeroy Oh 10 J~ 7M Ph 992 2 1~6 Secont.l da:u posragc p;utl ~~ Pomcrny OhKl Mrmbn' The AsJOCialed Preu and Ihe Ohrn ;Nl'WS(Up!'f Ass.ocratM)R POSTMASTER Send addu:u corrttfl<lnt lo 11\e D~ rl y Se niiRt'l Ill Coun Sl Pom~: rov Oht0 45769 .S!.Uit ~ 711 SlU4UI SINGLE COPY PRICE pall y....................................................... ncc nls Subsmbers ooe delrrrDg to pay t~ carr~r may kmrl rll ildv~ ncc d11ecl 10 Tltc: O.trly Scn11nel on a thr« sr11 or ll momh Ns&S.. 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'Bud' Grant Land transfers posted Faye Adkins Gray Livestock report Donald G~ Hoffee Deputies press search for missing teenage girl Blaze levels mobile home EMS answers 10 calls 7 --4'- SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carner or Motor Jl(tute One Wrd: One Monlh OneYeu (Continued from Page 1) and egress to a town ship cemetery by Ma.wn County, W Va , m Pomeroy land owners on the road several would be constructed near the site of years ago the present Pomeroy/Mason bndge, Auorney Dav1d Waren auended due to a vanely of reasons the meeung as le2al counsel for PatW1lham Cunts Daney. 56. M1ddlepon. d1ed Saturday. Jan 31. 1998 of to Hednck. ODOT " Accordmg ' ty Phd lops who " among those IllJUnes sustamed m an automobile acc1denl near Phny, W Va Born Jan 8, I942 m Logan. W Va . son of the late Curtts Daney and Lou1se cons1denng two sties a sue near the opposmg the new road Wa ren sa1d he felt the proper Htggmbotham Ruschel. he was employed by Excell Manne '" South Pomt present bndge and the Kerr's Run mlersectwn ofU S 33 and SR I 24 approach to openmg the road should a.• a nverboal captam The Iauer sue. Hednck sa1 d car be obtamm g a permanent easement He wa.• a U S A1r Force veteran. where he served as a pohceman. a char· 'nes w11h 11 several environmental through the Me1gs County Common ter member of the Flfst ChnstJan Cnurch of R1o Grande. and was a member on both s1des of the Oh1o concerns Pleas Court; rather than requestmg of the Chariots of Ftre Chnsllan Motorcycle Assoc1a11on ot West Y11g1nt~ R1ver. a.• well as projected costs h• gh· the ded• ca11on through the commJSSufVIvmgare hts w1fe. Chnstme Daney. whom he mamed Dec 19. 1996. sJoners office er than the costs assoc•uted wnh a daughter. Laura Sue Daney of Galhpohs, three grandchildren three SIS· Shcntl James Soulsby mel w1th ters, Mane (Davtd) Smnh of Mason. W Va. and Shelly (AI) Goodman and bu1ldmg near the present bndge OOOTwlll hold anot h~r mforma the commiSSIOners to d1scuss the proR1ta Rusche!. both of Palm Bay. Fla, two stepsons, Chuck Noll ol M1ddle· port, and Jeffery Noll of New Haven. M1ch1gan, a stepdaughter Karen Noll uonal meeung about the proposed poled purchase ol new cruiSers tor bndge replacement lhos sprmg the depanment F1ve cars are 10 be of Mtddleport two brothers-m-law. Roy Granger of Pomt Pleasant, W Va and Rodger Granger of Grand Rap1ds M1ch . two SISiers·m·law. Carol Bal· Hednek sa1d. at whtch 11me IllS l•ke- purchased thiS year. Wllh costs dJVId· lard of Mount Clemons. Mtch . and Barbara Granger of Grand Rap1ds, two ly that ODOT Will propose con- cd hetween the general lund and the stepbrothers Alfred (Grace) Ruschel of Syracuse. and Albert (Barbara) structing the new bndge near the old shmll's Furtherance of Jus11ce tund The deadhne for purchasmg the Ruschel of Cocoa Beach, Fla . three stepbrothers and four stepststers. along one Hednck sa1d thai ODOT has c '" " March I Soulsby satd 10 Wllh a stepmother of Sagmaw. M1ch , and four n1eces and three nephews He was also preceded m death by hts stepfather. Alben Ruschel . and by rece1ved "overwhelmmg" support lor order 10 buy them through the slate constructmg the new bndge near the purchasmg program wh•ch offer.. the a grandson least expense SefVIces w1ll be 10 am Saturday, Feb 14. 1998 111 the F1rst Church of old one CommiSSioner Jeff Thornton The commiSSioners also dtscussed the Nazarene m Galhpohs, wnh the Rev Carl Snell mg and the Rev B•ll Dum mm ofticJallng Fnends may call at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Wether- stressed the 1mponance of complet· a grunt program wh1ch oflers funOs mg proposed road projects - espe lor the construction of new county holt Chapel. Galhpohs. froro 1-3 and 7-9 p m Fnday c•ully the bndge connector - tor Jails Thornton sa1d once agam that he econom1c development purposes supports a levy proposal to ra1se local "You're g1vmg (the county) more matchmg funds for a new county JUII. W1llard E · Bud' Grant. 68 Albany. formerly of Wellston d1ed Saturday, roads lo mamtam but 1f you fin~<h but Commoss10ner Fred Hoffman thiS new road. we'll be glad to take sa1d he was concerned about the Feb 7 1998 followmg an extended 1llness the Ofd roads over." Thornton Said cou nty's ab1hty to operate a new Jail Born May 14 1929 at Berhn CrossrQads. son of the late W1llard and Mary Also present for the diSCUsSion ol tt tl 1s l:Onstrucred Kmmson Grant. he was a 1947 graduate of Wellston H1gh School and served roadways were Eason. Mannmg The commiSSioners also two years m the US Manne Corps After an honorable diScharge from the • Approved payment of bills m the Roush and Davtd Spencer. all of the Mannes. he served 20.112 years w11h the US A11 Force servmg m the Camamount of $1 14 192 ~2. With I 59 county h1ghway department. and bodian. Korean and V1etnam wars. and rellnng as a master sergeant entnes John Musser. represe]llmg Pomeroy He also ret~red after 22 years of serv1ce from Southern Oh10 Coal Co's • Authonzed the transfers of funds DIVISion Office and Mme 2. where he served as a stores superviSor and coor- V1llage Counctl w11hm the county home and EMS The board met w11h Sc1p1o Town dmator budgets. sh1p Trustees Randy Butcher. Raben He wa• a member of the Amencan Leg•on. the VFW and DAY. and the • Approved the closmg of the Butcher and Ph1hp Ervm a.• well as All Force Sergeant AssocJat10n Me1gs County Counhouse on Mon· Survtvmg are hts w1fe ot 42 years Rose Shoemaker Grant. a son. Gary a number of Clll zens from the town· d.ty. Feb 16 '"observance of Preso· (Carla) Grant ofNelsonv•IIe. iwo daughters, Con me (Joe) W1secup of Chill· sh1p regardmg the dedJcaiJon ol dents Day. and sel nexl weeks meel· Road. wh1ch l)le commiSPhllhps •cothe, and Pa111 (John) DaviS of Hockmgport. SIX grandchildren and a greatmg for Tuesday at I p m SIOners approved yesterday grandch•ld two SISters Evelyn Fuller of Spnngfield. and Esther Mae (T A Present were commissioners A number of cmzens opposed the · Opp") Grant of Wellston. and three meces and two nephews Thornton and Holtman Janet road dedication. wh1ch had been He wa.~ also preceded m death by two brothers. Chester Grant and W•lgranted .ts a nght-of-way lor mgress Howard and Clerk Gtona Kloes fred "Bu~dy" Grant, a sJSier- m-law, Hazel Grant, a brother-m-Jaw. W1lham "Btll" Fuller. and a nephew Morns Lee Grant Graves1de memonal serv1ces wtll be 2 p m Wednesd>ay at the Salem Cemetery. Stale Route 124, Wellston. w11h the Rev Father Mark Morgan and the Rev Ronda! IT Walkeroffidatmg Bunal Will be m the Arlington Nauon· The followmg land transfers were parcels al Cemetery Deed. Nancy R Marcmko. Nan recorded recemly m the otlice of Aoral offenngs may be sent to the Arl•ngton National Cemetery Memo- Me1gs County Recorder Emmogene cy R Cole Ruben Marcmko. Homer E Cole .md Mary Cole to Nancy R nat contnbut1ons may be made to the St Lcbre lnd1an School. Ashland. Moll· Hamilton and Roben Marcmko. Ohve tan a 59004·1 00 I Deed. Carl Roger and Nancy L Deed Donald S Deeter to Dean Arrangements are by the Rogers-McW•Ihams Funeral Home. Wellston Hubbard to Floyd A and Marlene K and Nancy Reynolds Mowery. Ohve. Graham. Syracuse, 149 acres. Deed. Lester and Susan G Ptt· Deed Edwards Archer. et al to Ienger to Bruck and Lcshe P1Uenger, Faye Adkms Gray. 52, Peebles, dted Saturday. Feb 7. 199H m the Adams Eugene Arms. Salisbury. Letan. County Hospital Deed Dorothy Jean Alktre to Deed. Sharon R and Wtlham She was born Oct 27, 1945 m Loveland. daughter of the late Bradley and Markham to Markham Famtly L1m· Charles Jettrey and Nada Alk11e, Lulllle Ball Edwards Raconc lot . 1ted Partnership, Bedford parcel. She "sumved by her husband Jack Gray a daughter Tammy G1lbert Deed. Roger Eugene and Lenora Deed. Charles T and Lmda K of Rutland. a brother. Carl Edwards ol Cahtorn1a. a Sister. Ruth Ann Edwards Schoeppner to Markham Fam1ly F LeilheliiO same Sahsbury parcels of M1lford. and a granddaughter L1m1ted Pannersh1p, Bedford cor No funeral serv1ces have been scheduled The Brooke-Laffeny-Wallacerect1ve deed. Thompson Funeral Home. Peebles. " 111 charge of arrangements Deed. Bel'Y A Herald Betsy A Nicodemus and Roger D Nicodemus' COLUMBUS tAP) - lnd1.1na· to Mehnda L Kuhn. Orange parcels Oh 1o d11ec1 hog pnces al selected Deed, Vmton County Na110nal buymg pomls Tuesday a' provJd<d by Donald G HotTee. 74, Pomeroy P1ke. Rae me. d1ed Monday. Feb 9, 1998 Bank to Roben E und D1ane R Per· the U S Department of Agncuhure 1n Camden-Clark Memonal Hosp•tal. Parkersburg. W Va roll. Bedford tract' Market News Arrangements wtll be announced by the Ewmg FunerJI Home. Pomeroy Deed. Jackson P1ke Associates to darrows and g1hs steady to 50 Me1gs County Commu nny Improve- cents lower: demand and movement ment Corpora11on. M1ddkpon moderate US I ·2. 210 260 lbs country pomls 35 (JO.J6 IMl lew 34 50 .tnd 36 50. plants 361XI-l7 IMI lew 17 511 US 2-3. 230-260 lbs 1 I lXI· The search" con11numg for a 14-year old Me1gs County g•rl who has been 34 50 210 230 lb, 2X IXI-11 00 m1s,m!! for more than thr~ weeks An unoccup1ed Pomeroy area Sows steady lo I ()() h1gher S.m1antha Wilcoxen. a tive·lom tour mch tall. blue-eyed blonde who mob1le home was destroyed m a reSJdcd '" a Iosier home at Portland was last seen m the Pomeroy area on Monday afternoon tire Jan 16 Members of the POJlleroy Volun· Me1gs County Shenff James Soulsby sa1d Monday afternoon that hts leer Fife Dcpanment. assiSted by depanmenl has checked on ,, numb<!r of leads. but to date, have not come M1ddlepon firefighters, )Yere sumup wnh any mforma11on on the whereabouts ol the teenager moned at5 43 p m to Rose H1tl Road . He smd there has been no respono;e to mtorma11on placed wtth the Nauonand found the mobile home. ow ned al Cnme Information Center On Saturday n1ghl, W1lcoxen's p1c1ure and a b> Lee Hysell Racme fully descnp11on were placed on WSAZ TV · engulfed. accordi ng to Pomeroy Fife "No new lead• ~ave developed mlhJS c."e .md we have no suspects. ,,ud Ch1el Danny Z~rkle the shentt 'The leads we have rece1ved have gouen us no place We have No one was liVIng m the mob1le no suspects. and wh1le we don't rule out foul play. we're more mchned to home at the lime and no mJunes were lhmk she IS a run-away ' reported Z~rkle sa1d Cause of the fire He empha."zed that there IS noth1ng to the rumors c~rculaung around the wa... undeterm.ned county about the g•rl. some md1C.111ng that she may have been found dead Re, pond•ng to the scene were 15 What w•lltl take to keep your "She JUst hasn't been located. dead or ahve Allhos po•nt we have nothfirelight<" three trucks and a s4uad Ing. concluded Soulsby famtly financtally secure today from the Pomeroy VFD and lour fire lighters and a truck from the M1d· and tn the years to come? dlepon VFD firelighters were on Wtth a free Nattonwtde' scene unt•l 7 07 p m Needs Analysts, you can ftnd 2 II p m . Colt Street. Bnan Unlls of lhe Me1gs County Emer out Whether you need gency Med1cal Serv1ce answered 10 Hayes treated at the scene POMEROY money for a growtng family, a calls fur assiStance Monday Unus ~PRIIlG VAllEY ClllEMA 2 08 p m West Mum Street, respondmg mcluded 446·4524 home mortgage, your motor veh1cle aCcident Lon Johnson CIINTRAL DISPATCH children s educatton or your II 18 am. Laurel Chff Road. and Chnstma Manm, VMH. Syra· rettrement. we can help you Pomeroy, Irene Gilmore. Veterans cuse squad a."JSted. Pally Lauder dectde how to use the Memonal Ho,pllal. m•lt. VMH . Tommy Fetlure, treated I 47 p m Pmetree Dnve Tuppers a11he scene resources you have now for 4 04 p m , Rockspnngs Rehab• hPlams. Elmer Cntes. treated at the f1nanctal secunty Call today tat•on Center Amanda Eastman. scene to ftnd out more about pour 3 39 p m,. Powell Street Middle- VMH free Needs Analysts revtew 5 4 I p m . volunteer tire depanpan. Alva Reed. Holzer Med1cal Cemer: mem and squad to Rose Hill Road 6 58 p m. Fosher Street, Pomeroy. tra1ler tire Lee Hysell owner, no Sharon Smuh VMH mJunes reponed Middleport VFD 9 02 p m . State Route 7 Tuppe~ a.' SIS ted RUTLAND Plams. Dora Calaway. St. Joseph s 3 32 p m . Beech Grove Road. Hosp11al . Tuppers Plams )"!Uad a."Jst· ed Macy Pnddy. HMC MIDDLEPORT William Curtis .Dartey MICH aboutthts for qulle some lime," satd nght to conduct whahng It's the John McCarty, execuuve d1rec1or of , only treaty of tis kmd. we're told, the Makah Whahng Commtss1on, a and u's st1ll vahd tnbal group "We get p1les and ptles Legally speakmg, the Makahs of tellers (from people) wanlmg to d1dn'1 need to ask anyone's permiS· come m and be on the hunt The s1on to resume thelf hunts But that s more (allent10n) that s brought to us what they d1d -· for pohucal reasons the more secretiVe we're gomg to more than anythmg F~rsl tbey went have to be" to the NatiOnal Manne F1shcnes Already the tnhe has consulted Serv1ce and asked for a legal opmwuh law enforcement agcnc1es far Jon The agency's law yers affirmed and w1de The U S Coast Guard, the that the treaty was vahd U S Marshals Serv1cc the Federal At the age ncy 's urg1ng, the Bureau of Jnvcsllgauon and several Makahs then came up wtth a manlocal law enforcement agcnc1cs have agement plan on how to conduct the had d1scuss1ons wllh the tnbc abou1 hunt and diSperse the meat (Makah securuy offic1als say none of the meat w1ll be The Makahs' b1g lvcak came sold commercially. though a gray three years ago, when gray whales whale can hnng up to $1 million on were taken off the U S govern- the open market ) ment's ltsl of endangered species Fmally wllh hack mg from the" The gray whale population has Clmlon admmJStratum the Makahs grown stead1ly m the 10 years smcc won aprroval last year trom the scnous conservation cll orts hegan Intcrnallon.il Wh.dmg CommiSSIOn to the pomt where they now numher to h.trvcst four whales Nevcrthc.• some 22 ()()(} less Mctcall and several cnvJronOnce the whales were no longer mt.:ntal groups .uc planmng tn arguC: endangered the M.tkahs saw an m cnurl th.ll the JWC's ,1pprova l opportunity to hnng hack some ol ISO I \alld MciL.oll .tddcd that he thc11 lost cultural hc111.1gC by rcv1v dncsn l buy the Mak.ths' pledge that mg a I 500-year old trad1110n the wh,dc meal won I he sold com-, Legally they're on sohd ground An mcrcmlly 1855 pact. the Treaty of Ncah Bay "Thts IS ,1 hJStonc landmark spec ificall y guarantees the tnhc s dew1on Mctcall sa1d I don 1 thmk the people ol Amcnca are ready lor any k1nd of commcmal whalmg But the M.1kahs supporters say thiS has nuthmg to do Wllh money or puhhc11y .md evcrythmg In do wllh a small group of people trymg to rcv1vc thclf dymg culture (Mctcall s opposuum) IS com· pletcly out ol kcep1ng Wllh h1s whole puhllcal agenda ' sa1d Alvm Zumlz un allorney for the tnhc "But the1c s no personal vcmlclta here We JUst don 1 hkc thmgs hemg sa1d ahoul the Makahs that aren 1 true Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are wnters for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. The Daily Sentinel• Page 3 County seeks accord Wednts~ay, Feb. 11 Accu Weather"' forecast Ior . The.Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotea provided by Adveat of Gallipolis. Hospital news Veterans Memorial Tuesday admL,SJOns - Teresa Becker. M1ddlepon, Amanda East· man, Pomeroy Tuesday d1scharges - none Holzer Medical Center Discharges Feb. 9 - Ashley Taylor. Scoll Greene, Jesse Vaughan, Mrs BIIIT)' Johnson and son. Mr.. Joey W•lhams and son. FranciS Nos· tadt, Chnsttna Manm (Published with permission) GERMAN Students Interested in computers, sports, music and sharing cultures, have own spending money and insurance. Arriving in August. Other Scandinavian, European, South American, and Asian students also available. Call today 1-SOD-SIBLING or visit our web site at www.sibling.org American lnterculatural Student Exchange, a non profit tax exempt educational program. ,. Paula K. Dillon Assoc•ale Agent J1m Rogers & Assoc•ates 33105 Hiland Rd, Stlrte 11, Pomeroy, Oh 45761 Office 740.992-2318 888-445 9426 ~I NATIONWIDE '!J.~~~~C_! �I ' Tuesday, February 10, 1998 The Daily Sentin!! Sports Tuesday, February 10, 199& Cincinnati Reds sign outfielder Jon Nunnally CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cull. tnnctll R~ds have s1gned out f«lder Jon ~unnally 10 a one vear ~.: ontr.td l'<u nn dl) 16 wa> acquared from lh ~ K.tn•·'' Ci iY Royals on Jul) He .tppeaml 111 11' ga mes for !he Reds, hill tn" 118 w11h 13 home run ' and "RBI• lerm• "' h" 19'18 comracl were ~ not dt 'll m~.:d Alfonzo, Meare' ~rt h1g raasrs r>:I::W YORK Edgar Alfonzo ""'' letllhe Ne" Yor' Mels 111 huung J.t..,l \ t\l\On wdl cet a 7 14 percent r.tt "~.: tht' ... ea .. on tu ~ I 75 mtlhon \ lnlnl',ol.t ... hnr htop Pa t Meare~ '"'-ht) \\ ill ge t s~ 5 nu l lion abo was .mll.Hl~ pl.1\er.., m arb ttratum who ''"c: ,e~ikJ ~h > nda ) St Lou" ultltly pl ."er John Mabry agreed lu $ 1 4 IIIIIIHlll Detroit pil cher Bl')ce Flone w $6CXJ IX~) .111d Se.tltlc prtcher Fd1pe I lf.l lo ~4 1 1 OftO r \\C ill ) Inc playa .. remain tn l.lrhllrauon v.11h the tir-.; t case scheduled to he .~rg ued !oday rn Phoenrx ·\liunm a 24 year old mlidder. h1t 11Siast sea'IJn wllh 10 homers anJ n RBI> He m.tde $2 15 [)()()and as,ed lor S2 2'i mrllron 1n arbnmuon Ne" York countered wnh $ 1 25 mrl hon nesola las! week for four mmor leaguers and $3 mrllron wanled 10 escape !he low-budge! Twms who tinrshed 68-941asl season and 18 1/2 games oul ot lirsl Aher helprng Mrn · neso1a wm1he 1991 World Senes rn hrs rookre season. Knobl.lUch want ed 1he chance 10 play 111 !he poslseason agam ' I wasn 1 a very happy person IO be around 1he las! tew )Cars because I do lake baseball senously he sard As he pushed lor Mrnnesola IO lrade hrm Knobl.tuch was labeled as moody even se ltish He sard 11 was a byproduu ot Ihe lo"es People are gorn g to say or do whalever !hey wan! IO say or do whelher I lrkc 11or nol so 11 doesn I really hoiher me he sard Thai pan ol my career " over Alii hope" tans apprecr,tled !he way I played every mght Knoblauch unltke some of hrs predecessors seems lrkely IO lhnve 1n 1he ollcn kooky clubhouse rn !he Bronx While mos1 of !he Yankees lrve rn !he ' uburbs. he plans on hv· mg on Manhallan, nghlm !he m1ddle Me.tres wa' ask rng lor $1 8 million whllt.: the- lwms were oltenng $1 2S mrllwn He earned $1.41S 000 1.1st sc.,..,on /w. tJirh 1n Mmnt!sola. wh rle h111 1 n~ ,, c.trcer·besl 176 wrlh 10 homers .~nJ ~() RBis M.1bry who c.m play !he oulheld l1rs1 ba'e and lhrrd base. hn 184 las! ,ca,on w1th fi ve h o m~rs and 36 ~Bi s rn lin ~arne, He had JUs! one .!l· hal .tiler hreakrng h1 s JaW when struck bv a Itnt dnve Aug 19 He w." .hkrng SI 95 mrlhon m arbltr.tlrnn .tiler makmg $390 ()()()las! sea"'" The Cardmal s ollered $ 1 1 mtllron Flonc a 17 year old nghl-hander acquared b) Detroilrn !he ott season. was 4-4 w11h a 4 32 ERA lor Mrl waukcc m e1ght starts and 24 rehet appe.tr.mces Flone asked lor $82S.OOO m arb• · lralt on and was otlered $450 000 He made S200 OOil lasl season Lrra wa' S II las! season wllh a ot run s o 34 ERA rn 18 slarls and 10 relrel II s a greal lrneup,' Knoblauch appearance' He m.1Je $285 IXXJ last ~ a1d 'It wa~ hell to dd en!\e ag.amst ''·''"" asked tor $750 IXJO m arbt· as 11 was tralron and "a' ollercd $325.000 He hopes Yankees f.tns wrll appre uale hrs hu, lle He models hlm>ell Knoblauch sounds a afler Pele Rose. and remembered lot hke Steinbrenner back 10 !he 1970 AII-Siar game. when NEW YORK Chuck Ruse bowled over Laic her Ra) Fos Knoblauch sounds hke George Siem- se to sLore the "'mnmg run brenner s ku1d of guy II seems lh.rl s wh:n Knohlauch ·J hale losmg .. !he All Slar sec expeus trom hrmsell ond b.ISem.ln sa;d Monday · I never 'To du th.tl on I he All Swr game «et used 10 11 I neva wrll gel used 10 he ,,ud " probabl) !he epllome of • c II ' rntensrly Knohlauch acqurred trom Mm Jackson: It'll be hard to say goodbye By RICK GANO AP Sports Wrtter DLERFI ELD Ill - The lung IN •c ooJ bye lor Phrl J&kson heean - . . ummc:r H~ ' tgned a one·H.tr uln 1r.rc1 "llh the ChJCa~o Bulls .tnd ~e n c:r~l man.t,::t:r Jerr) ~ rJu ' c: rmm~dt­ ~tld\ ,\nlltlll llLt'd II V.tl b~ Jalk l.t\1 \ l 1\1111 Ont: mnrt: run .1 Bull " \~ ou i J -.I.Jrt a ~~ rth mH 1he ~..o.u.:h w \IHl \ ha' ch unpronshrps .mu run up the ffi:.,.l piJ~ot l wrnmng perct!n t"-" 1 711) .tmong NB Aco.~ehe s ~ Bul 11 . . not ,,, ' 'mple a!'ri openmg •1 J1}or tnd u. . henng Jacbun out Th.tl , bt!L t U"i~ the rn,m most respon ., thiL' tor tho!\e <.:hamptonshtps Mll h.rel Jordan - says he won I play tf JJcbon t ~ n t lOa~.;hmg J ,~e kson who m !he preseason clatmed 1ha1 nolhmg could drag h1m back for anmher year sard Monday ,1 s a !Optc bener •utled lor June or Jul y no1 February There IS no olher op11on We ve made an agreemenl 1ha1 1ha1'• whal " gomg on and !hal ts !he dtrectto~ we are gomg as a baskelball learn. Ihem 111 I 11 e h~,;bon !'l.atd CEDARV ILLE lAP) - Brad Hosws.t of Moun! Vernon Nazarene and Ema Ha)es of Shawnee Stale have been selecled as !he Mtd·Ohro Confere nce players ol !he week Hoslas .t a 6 1001 2 JUIIIOf trum Newark rece"ed rhe honor Monday He averaged 26 5 po1111s and shol 7R 3 percenllrom lhe lie ld as MVNC wok over lirsl place rn !he wnfer· ence He had 29 polIlls m a I02 82 non·conterence v1c1ory over Wilberforce. and 24 por ms and se 1en I BASEBALL DRILLS TO START. Cuban baseball pitcher Ortando "the Duke" Hernandez, throws during an exhibition game lor major league socutsln San Jose, Costa Rica Monday. More than 60 scouts were In Costa Rica to see Hernandez p1tch. He f~ed Cuba with seven other Cubans on Dec. 26. Major league dnffs will get underway this week In Florida. (AP) First base baseball's No. 1 position in 1998 By ROD BEATON USA Today F1rsl base wrll be !he firs! place lo look tor premwm 1alen1 m 199M For 1he maJor leagues the beslslocked posruon m baseball rs about 10 ~et a whole lol beller 'II\ the game's No I offensrve po>~llon no ques11on. Cleveland lndmns general manager John Harl says. "and !here 1s a b1g group ofbals emergmg" The ltst of mcumbents mcludes Frank Thomas. Mark McGw1re, Andres Galarraga. Jeff Bagwell, Ratael Palme1ro Mo Vaughn. Tmo Manmez. Jrm Thome. Tony Clark. Dann Ers1ad. Fred McGnff and Mark Grace Obvrously !here are a lol of firs! basemen of greal quahly ngh1 now"' Colorado Rockies general manager Bob Gebhard says · We ve go! a guy "ho should tilm " Gebhard's Rockres are 1urn1ng 10 Todd Hellon 24 the rookre lirst base· man most likely to auam stardom qu~ekly If 1he Jell-handed h111er slalk many more are wmlmg 10 a"ert lhelf darms Among !hem a m1gh1y Casey !Sean Casey). a $Hl·mlllllm rook1e !Tram Lee) and a slugger wuh three 1997 m1nor league -player of 1he year awards (Paul Konerko) Helton. a sensauonal wlenl besl known for precedrng Peylon Manmng as quarterback tor Tennessee is poised to replace Galaragga. The Bre Cal." al tirsl base Thai's no ,m-all as<tgnmenl l!'s hard to break mto the maJOrs and harder sllll !olive up 10 hype Ihal's max mmed by sue· ceedrng a local1con GalaiT'Jga was one ol lhe more popular Rockres, a prod1g1ous hmer ( 318, 41 home runs and 140 RBIIasl year) and perennral Gold Glove candrdale Hellon was stuck behtnd htm unltf Galarraga tled 10 Allanla tor a lhree-year. $24 7S · mrllron . treeagenl contract "I was gellmg anlsy,lhal's a good way 10 descnbe 11. · He lion sard The Rock1es w.mted to keep Galarraga. bul Hell<m "one heck ol a consolal!on pnze. ,md cheaper 100 T~ey'll bal hrm SJX!h or sevenlh. reducmg the pressure he faces "We've !old h1m. 'You're m your forsl year We won '1 be lookmg for 40 home runs and 150 RBI · Gebhard sard We brought m Greg Colbrunn lo help oul (l e sub lor He lion) agarnsl really Iough lell·handed puchers And anyway Todd rs a very ma!Ure young man He s used 10 pressure playmg 4uar1erba<k tor Ten· n.-see rn tronl of I!M).(XX) people " He lion was al Tennessee when he became a lirsl-round prck. c1gh1h overall. Ill 1995 · (Scoulrng dm~ciOr) Pal Daugheny had 1arge1ed Todd as one who m1gh1 be there tor us," Gebhard sa1d · I wenllo Tennessee once 10 walch h1m play I was Impressed wuh hts mlen>~ly I Irked hiS sw1ng II was clear 1f he conlmucd 10 develop he d grow rnlo some power · The game I sa". he h1t a long home run II was otl college p11ch1ng and wrth an alum mum bal. but 11 was cle,tr !here w.IS snmelhmg !here · The Rock1cs srcncd Hellun and sen! htm 10 Ashev;lle. N C lor hJS firs! pro expenence McCornuck F1eld rn Ashe vtlle " paradrse lor ,, fell handed power h111er. Bul He lion dtdn 1 prosper He hoi nne home run m 20 I .tt -bals "lln~d 10 hoi ev~ry1h1ng over Ihe fence," H~lton sard. "hull wouldn I try 10 !ell anyone I m a pull httter · He uses every tield Rock1es m.tnager Don Baylor walched Helton hll for the lirst lime !he ll(XI spnng ( 1996) He checked ou1 !he sweet Gordon says patience will be key in Daytona 500 kh·hanJed slroke .md sen! memos In 1he Colorado mrnor-league slalt w.ornrng !hem nollo mess wnh Hcllon\ swtng Srnce then. Hellon h,L, prospered Las! year. he hll 352 wrlh 16 hom~ runs and 88 RBI 111 99 g.tmes tnr Cia" AAA Colorado Spnngs He hrl 280 w11h live home runs nnd II RBI 111 JS games aller hts promn11on 10 Ihe Rock res Colorado s Cia" AAA bat mslnrc· lor " Tony Torchra. who has been mvolved m pro baseball lor 34 years He !Old Baylor !he only beller hiller wllh whom he has worked ts Wade Monduy's Rt"ulls Alhtny All!,.u 1 d ~ rfl2 Bdprc ~II A.ll1 tnl C M;JriiO~Ion ~1 Wuler1oo 1K A r~:anum 57 N 1tumal Tr.u l l1 Av..:P..v!llc hi Pdlt,, dk 4i-l Bam..:w1llt: h\J Bt.·ll.urc St John, M R ttav1a 1\-' Gnugdown .l~ Bca.:hwfll.l\.1 ~IJ Sln.:~bbnm 50 Bca v~.: rned; 7fl SprmJ::hnm '!7 Bclla1 re ~K Budcy..: L<l..:al -'h Bdnllllll Un1un ~K lm,ly \v Va 4~ Bt:rhn C..:ntcr W~ s l~rn R~,cr w 4.4 Lowdhd lc \4 Bt:th..:l T.llc: .tK Wilh.am, hur,g 4"'1 CaltJ"-t!ll .l2 Sh(nandt,ah 40 Canton H~;ri1.Jge Akron Fm: ..tnne ~.:an t.eletJ Cc~.larv!lle '\9 M1.1nu Vull 1.4 C~:nlerhur~ KC. M .lll ~ lidl.l Chr 1-1C n Gl~.:n E~ k flO On Turp1n '\0 Ctn Hil ls Chr A!.: .lll fll St Bernard 11 Crn Moum H~a l lh) ';.l Cm A1t.:..:n '\7 Cm N College H1ll )l N..:w M1anu l~ Cm Oak H11l ' so:; Am~ ba '~ Ci n S~.:vcn H• lls H LtM,;k land ::!l) Cm Summ11 Cuun1ry Day 6-l Cm " Lant.Jm~ r~ Chr ~:! Cnl 8 ~-:cl h~:roft ll;jl Cui LmJ~n M~K1nky :N Cnl Bmokha\'en 60 Col M1!11m 11 Cnl Ea~tmmr T! Cui Bnggs 4! Cnl Manon Franldm hi Cnl lnde pcnd~n~.:a.: flO Col Trt."': nl L1lc Chr ~n WmltJ Hur.\!!'1.1 Cnl D.1y Oa) Cnkmcl Day DAYTONA BEACH Fla (AP) -A little pauence can be a dnvcr's besl p1ece of eqlllplflenltn a race !hal lasls a hllle more !han lhree monlhs Three months'' "As soon as !hal las! race rs over m Allanla. you slart geumg ready for Daylona. detendmg Wmslon Cup champion Jeff Gordon sa1d Monday ·That's how much preparation goes COLUMBUS (AP) - Wtth JU St lwo we~ks lefl rn lhe 1998 AssOCiated Pr.ess boys slale h1gh school bas· ke1ball poll. !here was hule change near lhe lop ot the four drv1srons For the second week rn a row, Lakewood Si Edward was lops m DJVtsron I. Canal Fulton Northwesl led Drv)sron II. On1ano was No I 1n DIVISIOn Ill and Jackson Cen1er was !he krng of the h1llm DrVJSton IV. As a matter ot facl, !he lop m teams m each of the lhree b1gges1 diVISIOns held thetr •pots from a w~k ago 1n !he medra balloting released Tuesday The b1ggest changes look place in D1v1sron IV, where Jackson Center agam was No I But Richmond Dale Southeaslern JUmped trom tilth lo second- 40 potnts back- because las! week's Nos 2. 3 and 4 all los! Southeaslern holds a narrow lour potnt edge over la.'t week's runner-up m the ballotrng, McDonald. wh1ch suffered rts fir.;! loss, 6S42 10 North l1ma South Range Zanesville Rosecrans climbed two rungs 10 founh. with Norwalk St Paul droppmg to fifth alter W1nmng 1wo of lhree games The top seven teams rn Dms1on I were a carbon copy of the fiflh weekly poll· lakewood St Edward followed by Akron Buchlel. Shaker Herghts, Cincmnati Moeller. Mass1i · Jon Jackson, Canton McKmley and Toledo Whitmer Unbealen Columhus Wesl made us first appearanc~ m !he top 10 In D1vts1on II, .1ga1n (he lop sev· en remamed the same Nor1hwes1, lhen Woosler Tnway Cmcmnat1 Roger Bacon. Ehda. Hamilton Badm. Youngslown Mooney and Dover Three new laces slrd 11110 !he piclure - Spnngboro at No '1. and ColumbuS' Mrffim and McDermou Nonhwesl Sc1o1o. boih t1ed wrlh buawa-Giandort al No I0 Omano holds a 20-pornt lead over Youngslown L1berty 111 D1Vts1on Ill , w1th l1berty hangmg on by a pomt over No 3 Chesapeake Sparta Hrghlarid. Dayton Chnsuan and Hamler Patnck Henry filled !he nexl three spots u 57 Na\l y 60 Cua_"tal C:.1mhna .H Old Domunon 78 Harvard 59 P.ICI! 70 New Haven M . OT Sa~.:n:d Heart 71 Md Balttmore Cnun· tyM S1 Fran..:ts NY 67 w.,gn\!r tH St Fmn~o:1s Pa X2 Fa1rlc1gh D1~km ~on 5fi S1 Jn~ph ' M.1mc 7~ Albcrlus Ma~ nus 71 Sl Y111..:cnl "Q Scion Hlll7'\ Wilham Snnlh 0'\ Lya.:nmm~ .lij Wm Patcr:-; nn 74 Stat.:n blanJ ~:! SO~TH Alhany Ga M Clark Atbnta hh Ark Munllll!'llu 71 Della St 6() Banun 70 Sl Andrew !'It :";fl Brull!tWal~r Va 7K Rnannlc -'K Clati"m 79 Moms 7'i Cokc:r 7' PfctiTtr M Cnppm St fH HuwarU U W E Kcntud.y 72 Au ,., tm Pcay 61 E Tr:nnt:,:o;r.!t' St 7.4 Ch.111:1mK1ga M Flum.la A&M 7:! N C.uuhna A&T W furt V.1lh!) Sl T! Morn' Bnw.n ll;j'\ Go.~ Suuthwe:o;l\!m 7~ Voorhees ~4i Gl·urgta Southern X'i App.daa.:h1an S1 fil Hn:h P1111lt 61 Lungwund-'-' l1~nvKl NC A'ih~o;\1llcfll M1dtJI~ Tenn 7lJ F. llhnn1" 7' f\4, , .. u lor w,IOltll 7l (~;nl Arl.m..a'\ Walnut Rrt.Jgc 7ft Col, Smtih OT C.trmll ';4i D.t) Slt!hhm" I~ Ch.umnat.l~.: Jullenn~ ()4 0.1y While 4::! 0 1kwnod 62 Mtlton Ulllon .16 V1ll~v S1 M S11u1h~m U oi;jt, Mnr!.:h~.: td St KI Ten n~.:~~~.: St 7X Mnrl!an St ~7 Ddaw,m: St "ill Mnunl Oltvc KI Er...lm~ f)}( M1":o; Etyrm FBCS fi-1 M'~'" " FBCS 17 Ev.mgcl Chr :\X ltbcny Chr :!4i Fa1rlawn 47 S1Jn..:y l ehman -'h N C W~o: . . k\an ~~ Pea~:~; ~() Nnnh Al.th~ntJ 7~ v.,h.lo~la St 7:! RaJinrd K7 Wtnlhmp 0\ S C.•rnlma S1 01 B..:ttlunc Coolman Fort Frye 7l Mnnrne C~.:ntrJI -ll Fr mldm c,y 0-.tmd Tal,1wanJa 1~ Franklin Furna~;~; Gr~.:en -'tl Purhmouth Cl.l) 41 Gth.mnl 70 Cui D..:SJic" 'i7 Galllpnh!'l. .c;~ fLJirl.mJ 17 Gn:~lllh.•ld MlCI.I t11 (j~ E Cl1ntnn .t7 Ham1l1nn Ro .. s hi Cm Fmncylnwn ~9 H•ll,hor11 i"'X Fd1l11Y H HnpcMII Loullnn Kl Vm Burcn h7 HuwiJnJ 6l Warr~.:n Kcnn..:dy 40 HudMm WRA hO Alron E ';fl lntJ~p.: nt.1t!ll:\. 'O Aurnra :!7 lrnntnn M ( 1MI Gmw '-'" hlbnn Ccnl~.:r ~(l N..:w Knowrll~o: l'i Jnhn Mar!'l. h 1ll W Va h l Buddy..: Trail Botlll~ H;,llon has dr.1wn compansnns In Bo~t!s. a thmJ bi.lsem,m and lirst bas~'inen pas! !Don Mallmgly) and presenl (M.trk Grace) The M.rllrngly ,md Grace compansons are tor hiS decenl power. 300 bal and gre.ll glovework He mrgh1 yel become a "l- hom~r man hke so much ol base· ball's tirsl base clue '"He\ a maxtmum swmg guy.' Baylor 'a1d last season "Every sw111g comes wuh a grunl "Ami hall h1s swm~s Will come m Coors Freid. home·ru~ he,rven Heaven lor Hellon Will be an end to rermnders ol hJS connecuon lo M.mntn1! That's !he one lhmg I'm srck ol,'' he sard It ' II be g<lOd 10 gel II otl my b.1ck " Jutm Jay 55 CCNY -16 Km~" Pa I(KJ Cat.nn1 ll;jfl LcMoyn~ b8 Stonchlll 4ih Mass LO\~tdl t)\ Mc:mmad; 41 M1-...:n ~.-o nJJJ M N~umann -Ul M1mn1 St Mary N Y X4j Lung l"land Chr 11 ~7 Lake C.11h 7l Bru .. h -':! lx .M t l !'<. hur~ LaDr.ta.: hI Cort!antJ Lak~ Vli.:W .lh t..~ ~ ~·ln ~ I ('hc,h ne R 1v ~o:r Vall l7 I nr.un ( .tlh 1X Ofk.!n DuM ttJ MtA nhur Vuuun Cnunly '6 Nd "m' Ilk Yt1rt.. .!7 ~h:(omh lll I\J.1.l! M ~;Da moll NW Kl Pnrt ,.mnuth Notre D.1mc l' Mnh 11111~ 'hurg fl~ Rlv..:rsldt! .t7 M~:Jwa Bu~o.k~; yl! ~~ K~o: y:o;lon~.: 1(j Mwm•,hur!! ~I MuJllktwun hliWilk Mmc1,1l R1J,g~ W J,1dsnn Mtllun lK Mt Ol.1mhard Rlv~o:rJ>J k 5~ Cnry Rawson -'1 N luna S R.m!!.: M Matht!ws ~(l Nt.•w C trh,ll' Tr:~um">>.:h 1:2 Grl't!non ..UI N~;w Cunu1rtJ Gknn fl~ N-.:w Lc·wtg lh n S C Spananhurg Augusta S1 69 7.4 Ml .. , l~ :oi lflJll ~~ ":! T~:nn~: ~'it~o: T~.:a.:h fl(j SE Mt,suun (j2 Tru) S1 tJ' M~n:er fll VJr,:;ulJ.I ~7 MarylantJ -tC. WL:,I flnntJ.t 74 Ala HUill!'<.'t'tlh.: 6~ w~!'<.l G1!nr~1a h1 Muntl! 't' diu c,c, X<.~\l~.:r flY \1remta T-.:~.:h M MIDWEST B..:than) K m Kl K msa~ Newm.m ~Q R~.:~hcl K.m 61 T1hor td Celli St Ohtn 7U Churh.~ttln W Va 6! l mpon a S1 91 Truman S1 7H FmUiay 7~ H1lbll.tk tl~ GrJnd. \alky St XU Ft:rns St f,l J.m1t.'slown 7K Mary 77 - K '"'·lS Wt:!'<.lyn M Snuthw6h.:rn Kan T~.:nn.: '"l!c II (11) WJ~o:h11a St 7l Cn.:JI!htun 70 SOUTHWEST • Aknrn S1 h7 Gr.tmhiiO):! St h-1 t\rl.tn!'I.OJ:o; T,-.:h I}() S Arkan~.~ ~ -«l H~:nlkr:.t,n Sl 71 .ChrhUan Bmthcf!i 67 M:.uv H m.lm Bay lnr 7H St EJw utJ ' T~;>ia' 77 Pr.un~ Ytl'\1. ' K J:lt. l; .... nn St C. I So.~m HtlU:o;llm St M SW T..::~; .,, T~.:,,\!'1. Suuth~:m N~.:w I ~.:h a non 01 x1dl\ Dty Jctt..:r-.nn N.,:~,~, Phil Tu~ .tr.twa sCuh -'~ lnJ1:1n ~/ill '~ M~:Kmky f17 A u ~ ll1ll ilW n fll~h 17 By Dave Grate of Bottle Gas Srgn rn church parkrng lot "We forgrve those who trespass agarnst us, but lhey'll be towed away JUS! the samel *** A rough town IS one where there's no. place to go that you shouldn't * ** You've reached m1ddte age when the grrl you smrle at thrnks you're one of her father's frrends * *that* daytrme TV There's a rumor was mvented by bosses as a punrshment for employees who stay home when they're not really srck * ** Happrness IS when your nerghbor lakes 800 slides of hrs European vacal!on - wrth the lens cap on hrs camera .,5top•anit:S,.. 0Qr ~ II~~ 'f ,, 1 : ' .~Y,, .14111 • ., ;, .. ")!; ~.:,Proal•• , JliPifil~•·~- .~-......, Water J (eaters, Fireplace' .,_nd~ nio~. Onl .11 lutlaulottl · Gasl Rutland Bottle Gas Rt. 124, Rutland, Oft. 742·2211 ' M\.Pht:Non 07 Ou tw a K01n fl1 Mum ('ruulstnn 7"i M.t)\llk St C.IJ Mnl<ll St J(}.l Otd-.n ,on St 7 I Sa~maw Y.1l S1 10\ N11rthwd M1t:h Inn hi Nlk:o; "The true tesiJS once you ge l here !he Shoo1ou1 •· and you've got a week ol pracllcc . · Bul no one should expect Gordon he sard "ll's utrl1ztng thallo !he be'l 10 be passrve once Ihe race Slarts Sun· of yout abrhly Ihal s gomg lo gel you day rnto comenuon when Sunday rolls " I don 1know anybody th.11 doesaround· n'l like 10 be up fronl" he sa1d " I W11h 27 ol hJS 29 career VJclone' lhtnk when !hey d1dn'1 run reslrtclor spread over the lastlhree sea"ms. Ihe pi ales here !hen maybe !hat was lrke 26·year·old Gmdon app.trenlly !he gumea p1g posrl!on lobe up lrnnl grasps !he value ot lhrs segmenl So They were gomg lo blow hy you " whal ts hrs focus' Reslnclor plales arc ~evrces Ju~l trymg to c.:umt up wtlh th~ allached to !he carburelors l<i slow 1he combma110n !hal works well on long ~.:ars. e4uahzmg. c.:ompt:tltlon anll runs. on old !Ire"'. when everythrng mak1ng passmg more dtlltc.:ult on slans 10 go away, ·he sard The han· NASCAR s btggest tr.tcks - Day· dlmg ollhe race car" very crr!JL.d · l<llla lnlernallonal Speedway and 11s Far more cnlrcal !han 11 wa' las! >t sler !rack al Talladeg.l. Ala · These days you wan! lo he up Sunday. when Gordon blew !he Bud Shoo1ou1 by fa1hng to come up 1o Iron! ,tnd do all !he blockrng you speed qurckly enough on a reslarl on can,'' he satd Desplle 1hc final·l.1p problem !he tinallapollhe non-pomll race lor 1997 pole wmners Th( 75-mlle Gordon excelled at thai tn !he dos· spnnl. !he firs! luneup tor the Day - rng laps ol !he Bud Shooloul He prO\ed !hat h" besl ally could lona 500, "srmpfy a speed race ·You lake a Iew more nsks and be lune Thai's somelhl ng -lo-year-old chances !han you would rn !he Day· lona 500." he sard · You have a lol Dale Earnhardlrmglll he runnrng oul more lrme and can have more of m hts ~ue'l Ill wrn the Day1ona patrence 111 lhe 500 !han you can rn j(X) Chesapeake still third in AP's Division Ill ratings rebounds m a 96-57 w1n over Oh1o Dom1mcan He hll 18-ol·23 shols from !he tield Haye• a 6-0 JUnror from McAnh ur averaged 17 7 pomts and II rebounds rn 1hree VJCiones She had 22 pomiS and nme rebound~ ~nan over11me v1c1ory over Cedarv1lle. 12 pomls and II rebounds m a wm over Malone and 19 p01n1s and 13 rebounds m a vrc1ory agamstleague · leader Walsh She shol 66 percent from the field for the week G~.:ur-~t.: W~sh1ng1on flt4 Temple ~8 Gwynedd M~n:y R~ lmmat:ulata 6:! Ohio High School Girls Basketball II s gomg 10 be hard 10 say goodhye II s gorng 10 be r<ally Iough I rn not "aymg our beds are m.rde hull hey are lard out and ready to go E.trly an tramrng l~lmp I !<ri,lt down wllh Jerry Krause .md Jerry Remsdorl and we expressly wen! over lhrs agarn and ~~ 1d lh~> " our tnto II .. 'wan song as a team II" would be !he Day1ona 500. But !hen he added " M1chael has NASCAR\ season-openmg show· .t 1remendous sway m lh" game. as p1ece. a $7 mrlhon even11ha1 Will pay we ,111 see I rom !he ellect he had m 1he w1nner $1 mrlhon 1he AII-Siar game M1chael "!he only Gordon would da1m !hat pnze one who cou ld change- II " should he successtully detend hts lllle Krause. who's had differences 111 ihe greatest ol all stock car races wuh Jackson and Jordan . sa1d last Bul he won 'I do so by berng lmpaweek he wanls Jordan b.1ck for next lrenl eo thor m prepanng tor !he race season But he strongly emphastzed or runn1ng rn 11 Jord.on wtll have 10 play tor a new The liN pari "over Gordon and coach hts brelhren have been planmng. Jordan rellerated at 1he AII-S1ar burldmg and lesltng smce !he g.ame where he was !he MVP. !hal November day he won hrs second he's nol comrng back rf Jackson does- senes tatlc n 1 He II reltre and head tor Ihe golf Now !hey ha1e enlered !he second course phase. one almosl as cnltcal as !he Neanne 15 Jordan rs sull !he Jace lise It game's g~ealesl player and many observers feel he could play anolher 1wo years ala h1gh level Hostasa, Hayes honored in Mid-Ohio Conference stop. K1m Mayle (7-10 from the field) and Juh Hayman (5-13 from 1he field) Imitated the fast break. for wh1ch many Eagles were beneficlanes Eastern agam was bol shootmg from lhe field as Valene Karr ( 10.16). and Jess1ca Brannon (4-7) were among h1gh scorers wtth h1gh shootmg percentages. Juh Hayman and Karr each had 6 first quarter po1nL~ as Easlem romped to an 18·9 advanlage Great pa.~smg and unselfish play h1ghhgh1ed a great Eastern floor game Defens1vely, Ea.~tern again Scoreboard • of town Stembrenner who has caused some players 10 buckle under !he pressure of hrs acuve ownership IS un lrkely 10 rallle hrm Knoblauch seems ready tor Iough lablmds, loo I know !here's lol of lhmgs I ve done wrong Ill 1he past and a lol ot liun g~ I ve Uone nght I know New Yor( s rhe med1a mecca I'm nol gomg lo shy away lrom !hal." he sard lihlnk 11 would be vel') Iough 10 come mas a rookte, bul wllh seven years under my bell. I thmk I m prepared to handle any sr1ua11on " Joe Torre d1d hrs besl nol 10 sahvate ove r h1s ~tartmg hneup. wh1ch IS nghl up !here w11h Seanle and Cleve· land amo n ~ !he bcsl oftenses m !he AL Knobl;uch wrlllead otl. probabl) tollowed by hts new double play partner shorlslop Derek Je1er Havmg someone wtth Chuck's expenence next 10 h1m 1\ g01ng to help Derek," Torre sa1d Knoblauch ligures lo le.td ofl fol . lowed by Jerer Wrlh Tino Martinez. Bernre Wrlhams Ch11i Dav1s and Paul O' Netll followmg m some order. !he Yankees appear sel to score a lol '--By scon woLFf; • ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Eastern clinches TVC Hocking Division title with 77-47 win Sentinel Corres"""dent The Euslern lady Eagles chnched !he Tn-Valley Conference Hockmg " DIVIsiOn Champ1onsh1p outnght Monday mght wllh a huge 77-47 wm over diVIsional foe Waierford. East· ern ts 13-3 overall. 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Ursulmc 5~ (n::-;twt'ltld 45 Z:Jnc:vtlh: May~vlllt: 60 Mnrgu n !!7 Women's College Basketball SCores EAST Anna Manu R4i Cnllty Saw)..:r H4 B.tnllh 7\ M lxl~~r E\t:rs 'if.~ Blnumsbu~ HI Culumh1a Unllm 47 Cent CtNlllL~III.:UI St 71 Robert Mnr· n~M Emm.mud 76 Endtwll h2 froslburJ; Sr Gannon 77 7~ w,ync ,~urg M~n:yhunt 71! II S1 hO 7X Alahama St C.H Men's College Basketball Scores EAST H.tr,o.~rJ 7~ Cn le tl~; l\6 lnn.t 1112 ( IIH ' IU' hh lehu•h 90 MJ H tltmJor~.: (tltlnty X7 Sl I~ \IlL I' P.t (J'J Mlllll\lt iUih N J hh SOLTH Ak,1rn St X7 (,nmhhng St 7~ ( h.Ultl\011!! I 62 (H.tt.k I .t;c, ( oppm St ~ l).t; Hm\.ml U 7:-l 01\ hhnn h7 E lllllh.:,,~o; .,; Sl .17 Ol.:l.m.u..: St .tH M111.!.u1 St 7\ IJ,If trllhnt 7~ ,\n~n~ nU 6~ Flnnl1.1A&M 77 N C 1rdlu1a A&T M N (' ( h.•rlolt~; 77 Tul ,uit.: flX ~ N C J\, h..:,'i lk 7" l 1h...•m "19 N (' \\J\nHn!!ton h~ R1~.:hmunJ 'i9 R.u.llord K~ w11Hhrnp hll S Cawlma St 7! B~.:~hun..: c .-.1t..man 4X Suuth~:rn U IOK Mt '" Vall~) St flY W CJmlm16C. UNC Gr-.en:-;Otmlh~ MID\IEST Butkr 71 W1" Mii\I. :.JUle~;' 'it. OLI1hom1 St XI ll1v.a St M S\\ Ml"nun St K-' N ltm 1 O:! SOLTH"EST Pr.unc VJ~;w 7:'; Jad;.,nn SJ., f.(j SW l~,;' '·' ~ St X'i Sam Hnu,tnn St 71 T~: \,\, Suulhcrn 7~ Al.ttHm 1 St M FAR'\\ EST Snuth~:rn Mc~h 77 San Jn!'I.C St C. I Ohio High School Boys Basketball Monday's Re"ulh Bn,ltllvdk Bn, ltll K.t Lnrd . . town .l"i Cnt R~.: .JI.illl t! 79 lnJ1an Hill ,q Cm W~.: ,.lut~ Hills ~c, On T.tll 6~ Ck HI' LU!h..:r m E 7 ~ W11/,, H1 ll Chmll.m :=i I (\1 l lXS~ks HX C(ll St Charles 71 Elyn.t FBCS IW ML'i.llllu FBCS C. X E\,m!lt:l AL.id 7'1 M.uhurn A~o.ad ~~ H m1~on 76 Moulll Hl.'althy ~-1 Led~..:rnenl al Fa~rptlrt ppJ NBA results Monday's Games No ~a me :-; sdret.J ui~U Thtsday's Gamflli Orlando al lnt.ltan a 7 p m Charltml.' at Nt!w VorL: 7 l() p m ll.1llall uJ N-.w J~: rscy. 7 l(J p m Mt.1m1 at Ckvdancl 7 l(l r m S~:.~ule :II Hnu .. lon !i jl m Tumntu al C lu~: a~n K '\() p m A\lonra 11 Mtlw.tukec. H 10 p m 8thtnn at Dcnv..:r I) p m L A Clippers at U1ah 9 p m S;u.;mrrk:mln :11 Phoemll 9 p m LA Lak~rs .11 Ponlund IU p m Washm!ltOn ut Goh.h:n Stute 10 JO pm came up w1th many steals 10 lntllale the break, as Waterford contmued to struggle to find a ballhandler to replace AII·Stale Laura Gmns, who graduated last year wnh a 28 3 scor· mg average Karr had m 111 the second quar· ler. but K1m Mayle was !he mam cog w1th II 111 the second frame as Easl· em rolled to a 41 -28 hal fume ad van· tage Karr had e~ght rn the third frame, wh1le Jess Brannon added four Hayman had 7 In !he final round, Eas!ern filled 111 ner S ) and h1121 -51 from lhe field Walerlord 9 19 17 11=47 hoi 1- 10 lhree's. and had 19 sdleals (Arnold 6), IS ass1s1s (Arnold Mrlner Eastern (77) . 4 each). 141uemovers. and 22 louis Slephanre Evans l 112=3 Valene Ea."em won !he reserve game 29- Karr I0 415=14 lull Hayman S· 19 led by Juh Bailey wrlh I0 and 4/8=14 Jessrca4-3/S: Il,KlmMayle Amber Baker 4 Wale lord was led by 7- 111= 15 lull Batley 1· 113=3 Lacy Kelh Hall four Ashley Jones four Bunll!lU 1-0=2 Chasa11e Hollon I· The reserves are 10 3 overall Unot 0= 2 Ang 1e Wolfe 1·112=1 flc1afly Easlern leads !he Hockmg Totals JI:0-15/26:77 DIVIsiOn m lhe reserve rankrngs Waterford (47) Ea• tern goes to Soulh Gallra Danelle Arnold 0-1-1/2:4, Lon Wednesday nnd goes to Soulhern Mdner 2 0=4 Ttlfany Arnold 2-0=4. Thur>day T11tany Neal 2·0: 4 KA!nna Greene Score by quarters. 11 -0=22. Tnsha Skmer 4-112=8 Easlern 18 23 21 15=77 Totals 21 -I -2/5=47. Southern girls edge Trimble for fourth victory The Southern Tornado gals slarl· ed slrong and finrshed slrong. some· thmg !hey haven'! done cnnsrslenlly all season long as !hey rolled 10 a 45· 42 Tn-Valley Hockmg DIV!sron wm over !he Tnmble Tomcals Soulhern " now 4. 14 overall. J. 12 111 the league and Tnmble ts 0-l lJ. 0-13 Soulhern was led 111 sconng by K1m Sayre wuh IS pomls and lour asstsls. whrle K1m lhle had a good tloor game and added mne ccnler N1cole Benson had erghl p!)mls and seven rebounds. S1acy lyons had s111. Jenny Fnend live. and Cynlhra Cald· well 1wo pomls w11h h1gh lolals m bolh st~als and asstsls Bobbr Len! led Tnmble wllh 23 pomls. wh1le J1ll R1chards added SIX. and Amber Srx seven The game was compe111rve from slarl 10 fintsh, bul Southern look !he early lead and led 8-7 afler round one A s1ronc second quarter. paced by Sayre. lhle and Benson pushed !he Soulhern lead 1u 22 18 all he h.1lf 1 he thtrd quarter has been a Iough one tor Soulhern all season long. bul 1he SHS g.1ls weren'l gorng lo lei 11 slop !hem Monday nrghl Trtmble however. drd oUiscore 1he Tornadoes 14·8 and look a 32-30 lead mlo !he las! round Soulhern a'fakened and wenl on a 15-10 run to linrsh the .gam!! strong and se,ure the"''"· 45 42 Soulhern hoi 17-S4 mcrall lrom !he tield hn I343 1wo s 4·111hree s and was 7· 12 al !he lmc Wtlh 35 rebounds (Fnend 10. Ben son 7) Soulhern had 16 sleals !C.tldwe ll 7) 14 assrsls (Cald)l'ell 5 Sa) re 4) 19 lurnovers and l 'flbu~' Trrmbl e hrl t7-S 2 !lverall 17 Sl 1wo s 0 I lhree s and w,JS M-17 allhe hne wllh 36 rebounds (Lent 10 ) Trtmble h.td 7 steals 18 lurnove" and I ' louis Tnrnbk won the reserve game 1128 Suulhern "·"led b1• K.llre Cum c m1n s wrlh len .tnd T.nnmy Fry.lf w!lh e1gh1 Solrlhern hosls E.rs~ern Thursd .1y Score hy quarters: Soulhern K 14 H 15=45 Tnmble 7 II 14 10=42 Box score: Southern (45) Snow slows Maier, sends U.S. snowboarders tumbling Monday By TIM DAHLBERG AP Sports Writer NAGANO. Japan - II w.ts 1oo much even tor !he Hermmalor Heavy snows wreaked havoc wllh !he Olymp1cs once again today sendrng snowboarders sktddrng srdeways down h1lls .md slowmg skrers who managed to get on lhe slopes Anolh er race was poslponed whtle some who did compete were lefl wonder· mg why "II was chaos. " s.ud Auslna s Hermann Marer. aka "The Hermma· lor."' who nearly tell belore linrshmg a drsappomlmg etghlh 111 !he slalom por11on ot !he men 's combmed · II wa' 100 ditlkull I've never seen any· 1hmg lrke 1t · II was hard 10 tell who was more upsel as !he OlympiCS were enveloped for yel anolher day m a deep blankel of wh1te · Those who go! 10 play m lhe 2 Ieel of new snow .or !hose who d1dn'1 ·You wan! snow because 11's a Wlnler even! hoi 11 s like ' WE'VE GOT ENOUGH NOW. THANK YOU,'" U S sk1er P1cabo S1ree1 sard atler poslponemenl of !he women's super-G let! her Wllh little to do oth· er than walch tl~es !he srze of 5·yen coms tall around her Indoors 11 was a d11terenl slory as 1he games moved along cnsply, w11h medals al slake 111 speedskaltng ,md parrs hgure skalmg Russra's Anur Dmunev and Oksana Kaz.tkova .led g01ng 11110 lonrgh!'s tree skalmg. and Amencans Kyoko Ina and Jason DungJen were tourth 1wo spols ahead ot !he olher US team Jenm Meno and Todd Sand Whrle sk1ers were truslraled by a lhtrd dav ot heavy snowfalls,lhe h1gh hop"' of U S women snowbo,trders were shallered as, one aller anolher, they tumbled down the slopes m the firs! round ol the gtanl slalom The lour boarders blamed 'death cook1es' - rce chunks m1xed wrlh powder snow - .tnd• quesuoned whelher !he r,rce should have even been run under !he con<.fllrons li's a temble showcase tor the sp<lfl, · snowhoarder Lrsa Kosglow sa1d "The women are nollhrs bd · So lar. lernble has been !he oper· alive word lor the U S pertormance 111 !he Qtymp1cs Whrle Russr,on cross country slt~r d,t break !he record 10 tinrsh 1·2 gorng mlo !he linal run today - CROSS-COUNl RY SKIING The vrclory by Lazuun .t was made t!ven sweeter after trustr.tllll':! nearmrsses al Alb\!rl\llle .rnd Ltllehammer lnzulma sliced lhrough hea vy snow. I hen broke down rn lcars when her wm was assured Ka1enn.1 Neu m.1nnova of rhe Czech Republi c wn' 4 8 'ecunds back for lhe srlver and World Cu p sl.tndrngs le.rder Bcnlc Marlrnsen of Norway w,,, thrrd - SNOWBOARDING Wh1le !he Amencans tell FrenLh favortle K.tnne Ruby. cui lhrough ,, ' le.tdy snowt.lll 10 Will !he larsl Olymprc gold med.tl m women s snowbu.trd lng m .1 ~.:ombtnt!d t1me of 17 34 'econd s Germany s H~rd1 Renolh took !he "lver m 2 19 17 ,md Austna's Bngtne Koeck got tht! bronze rn 2 1942 Ruhy 21 won FranLe ~ first met.ial ol the N~1g,mo Games .md !he trrsl French gold ol !he Wrnler G.une' stnce 1992 m Albenvrlle Holdrng a lead of I 9(1 seconds ,,tier ihe lirsl run she only h.td lo complele ihc second lo hold on tor !he VICIOry LUGE Germ.my. whllh already won a gold tn tht! men 's luge lhremened 10 m.lke a clean sweep rn !he women s evcm Srlke Kraushaar w~as tn I rrst place .1fter one run on th ~.: Sprralcourse. ·"Germans occuprcJ lhre~ of Ihe lop lour spols 2 rnu~u t es Cy nth1.1 C.1ld"ell I 0=2 Jenny Fntnd 2 111=5 Krm S t)rc 1-4113=1 S Siacy Lyons 2-211=6 Kun Ihi e 4- 112 =9 N~eole Ben"'" 3-2/2=K Totals 134-7/12: 45. Trimhle (42) Bohbr Le m 9.S/9=21 Kryslal Weaver 0 111= I Jrll RKh.trds 1 O=ti. Rob1n Sui! on 2·1 12=5. Amber S1x 1. 114=7 Totals 17-0-8/17:42. II MEDALISTS 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics Tuesdays Wlnler Olympic Medatrsls ~ Cross·Country Skiing ~ Women's 5 km G - Larrssa S- L~zut1 n~ Russra Katerma Neumannova Czedl RepubliC B - Benle Martrnsen Norway r:'1l Snowboarding ICiij Women s g1ant slalom G - Kanne Ruby France S - He1d1 Renoth Germany B - Brogrlle Koeck, Austrra G Gold S Srlver B Bronze We Give Mature Drivers, Home Owners and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings. Our stailslrcs show that maiUre dnvers and home owners have fewer and less costly losses than other age groups So 1t's only larr to charge you less for your msurance Insure your home and car wrth us and save even more wrth our specrat mtllti·oollicv drscounts " OGAN ~ ~RNER~ nsurance Serv1ces SKATING - U. S. skater Casey F1tzrandolph ot Madison, Wise., ts shown In action during the men's 500 meters speed skating competition at the Winter Olympic in Nagano Monday (AP) 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 Auto .. Owll er~ lnsurnuce Life Home Car Busmess TM Lanssa Lazutma gave her cou111ry II' IOOih Wrmer Ol)mp1cs gold medal by wmnmg !he women·, 5K classtcal. US athleles were sllll lookrng tor a medal ol any color MEN ' S COMBINED SLALOM II wasn 1 only the U S women s nowboard~rs who couldn'l keep upnghl All lhree Amencan skiers tmled 10 limsh lhelf lwo runs Mall GrosJean ol Aliso VIeJO. Calit Wil' 1h1rd aflcr the fors1 runrbul buned hJS head m hrs hands aher mJSsrng a gate on hrs second lnp Auslna\ Marro Rener was 1he leader after !he firs! part ot !he combmed. followed by lasse Kjus ol Norway and Andne) Bachleda of Poland Marer. !he world's 10p skrer. was more !han 4 seconds behrnd. a nearly msurmounlable margrn gorng 11110 Thursday\ downhrll ponron - SPEEDSKATIN.G Before the Olymp1cs, Casey F1tzRandolph would have been ad unlikely p1ck as !he first US medalrst. Bul F11zRan· dolph. of Verona. W1s, slood 1h1rd after !he fir.;t leg of !he men's SOO meters FuzRandolph, who ha.5 had !rouble adapung to !he new clap skales, used a bhslenng slart 10 sel an Olymp1c record. only to see world record·holder Htroyasu Sh1m1zu ol Japan and Kevrn Overland of Cana- .- I• ' w11h some younger players, who also d1d a greal JOb Easlern hn 31·62 for 50 percenl from the field. 15·26 a11he hne. wllh 42 rebounds (Jes.aca Brannon IS, Karr6 , Siephame Evans 5. Juh Hay man 8). had two blocks (V~Iene K.trr and Julr fjayman I each) 12 sleals ( Brannon 5, Ha yman 3) 19 turnovers. 15 assrs ls 1Hayman 91 Walerford had 22 foub and Ea>lem had 9 foul s K1m Mayle added IS pmnls Hayman •14. and Brannon II Walertord had 27 rebounds ( Skm- ears Of We're Celebrating ce 1954·1998 With Off Oil C~anges This Week B~ught Your Car From Smith Buick·Po~tiacl ·Ph~ne 446·2332 for appointment. Larry (jasto Service �I By The Bend ·The Daily .Sentinel · . . P._,ge,6J ' ue~~~YI February 10, Ann Landers 1\1'\.17 Ltu Ant!de~ Ttm ~~ Sym.hcute and Creuwr~ SynJtl~ tc Dear Ann Landers: You were nght on, Ann1c wtlh your advtce 10 Worned Father 1n llhn01s " He ''"" see kin g help on how to tell hts marned 40-ycm -old daughter to lose \\Ci ght ~hat hts dau ~ htcr needs from htm "unmndllt o;allove. regardless ol her me Fat people know they arc f.ll We don t need rcmmders or cut un~ remark s Irom people who have nc ~cr strugg led wtth thetr wetght Exu.~ss tlt nn .1 person docs not Time Out For Tips uonal coverage m the form ot a ~cnJCc contrad Scr\rcc contracts usually only olfcred lor major purchases· such as large ate applranccs or cars The Federal Trade Commts sum suggests you consrdcr these questions I What parts and By RHONDA B. GRAHAM Wilmington News Journal Chc1 used the word cr.tp Earl Spcnt.:cr ~ mugly snuhhr.:<J hrs sastcr s tn lows The Rc\ Are1h.1 Morton has h.mged her ltsls AI tunes Eul og 111ng l(lvcd ones rs as .mucnt .1 ... the Gacek tradnum ot .puhhc 01 at tons hut tn the 'lOs II has hcum1c as mu~..h ~m cmotrnnal L.ll ll.\I SIS .lS It IS :10 orpoiiUOHy tO get 111 one llnal good word lor the de.tr depatlcd The m-dcpth mcdta coverage ol celchrny tunerals m recent months lor people ltkc Pnn cess Dtana, Mother Teresa, Mtchacl Kennedy and Sonny Bono has brought mcrcascd attcntwn 10 the eulogy And the prohlcrallon ol transcnpts, TV sound bucs and even rccordtngs has made 11 more memorable than the funeral scnnon That's because 11 has a dtffcrent rhctoncal purpose than the sermon, says Professor James F Kay of Pnnceton Thcologtcal Scm mary Based on rchgwus texts, funeral sermons encourage hope m God for comfort of the bereaved Or, dcpcndmg on the fatlh, clergy wtll speak of a better eternal hfc for the deceased But the eulogy, whtch predates Chnsttanlly, IS often gtvcn by loved ones or fncnds ' It goes, way back to the Greeks where you were to g1ve funeral oraliOns They were often qUite magmftcent ,. Kay says " You were pratsmg the deceased and the vtrtucs of the deceased The flcu onal eulogy of Juhus February meeting canceled Ronald A Adkms Exccuttvc dtrcctor ol the Galha-Jackson-Metgs hoard ol Alcohol D1 ug Addtcllon .tnd Mental Hc.t lth Servtces has announced that the Fchtu.uy meclmg ol the Board has hecn canceled Next mectmg wtll he held M.trch 16 ,11 7 p m .11 the Board s ofllce Gallipolis Recuperating at home Joan Kmg of the New Luna Road ts recuperating at horne loll owrng 1cccn t surgery Robert B.trnhm1 Pomeroy scntor Syracuse UMW meet Tr.lcr Hcmcs Pomeroy fre shman G1vmg to Good Works a p1 oAaron Drumnu:r Ri!unc JUiliOr gr.tm for the homeless m Athens C hn stm~t Cooper Racrne sc nr or. wa ... d r\lWi\Cd at a rcu~ nl mcctrng ol Frcddtc Matson Raunc scntor the S)racusc Ashu ry Un ttcd Junella Ma)nard R.~etnc senwr MethodiSt Women held at th e Ktmbcrly Jenkins. Racmc se nt or, church Ntcholas Smllh. Racmc sophomore A lcuer was read from Good Paul lhlc. Ractnc, JUmor, Chnsllc Works a home lor the homeless m Grossmcklc Rccdsvtlle. freshman Athens lhank tng the group lor Terry Kaylor Rccds11lle scntor dnna110n' Mary Ltslc. prcstdcnt. Jcnmler Gtbhs. Shade sentor propo-.cd that the group 1111 show Stacey Neft Shade sc n10r, A.ndrcw h<nc' 10 be taken there Ior Easter Ftclds. Syracuse scmor L"lc opened the mcctmg wtth a OU fall graduates announced rc.lfhng Hope All repeated the The lollow mg loc al filh lfl IJnT"cr P"o/-'C nf the UMW m umson slly students were cand1d::t>N V•r V ···~ Hnuda>hclt had a rcadmg degrees al the end of f>ll Gi••llft<1' ·n~ Olflcrcncc for her dcvotum• Andrea Hud,on Chc-"11o ~~ lr" i"' rt .,n • m " ck call s were tcpoli ol sucn(.;l.! rn LOmmur~t-~:t ,., -; "nt1 t.~1 t.r.r1 ~auvagc gnvc the t1casU1· Duhl Portland nat t...-+ c ' I " ""'' ·" Rutland hathcltAti M.lt n •.:t ' ' ' munllatwn Ra.. Jt 1 .li he~ I }r .aO• h:Khclor uf ~Ht "•~,.t 11 thl ' mltl w~.c - New nlllccrs \\ere mslallcd when the P.tsl Counulors Cluh of Chester Council 121 Daughters ol Amcnca mel rccc nll ) at the hall Esther Snuth and Ruth SmHh hostm g Go ldt c Ftcdcn ck prc stdcnt tnst.tllcd Etm.t Cleland prestdcnl. ' Opa l Etchmgc r vtcc-counctlor Mary Jo Barnngcr treasurer. Opal Holl on. nowcr commtltce . Laura Mac Ntce sentinel The mcctmg opened wllh a read· 1ng ol the Ftr>l Psa lm , and the Lord's Prayer and Pledge to the Amencan Flag were spoken m untson Mcmhers answered roll call by telling wha1 they dtd Chnstmas day Inty Newell. secretary. read the I ;tt'!. ~ nt 1.1-l.;.~ t·W CJ ~ rt:pvrt liut •t'M ~IM.: It -.111 hc he ld f d> i J Me ost w take an un"f"".J V..kmuoc card and a 0 nf1~t "Take 11 easy The ladtes ' room 1s locked" Now I'm wondenng why we should be so uncomfortable about shanng a pub!": bathroom wllh members of the oppostte sex. I recently learned that a few malls have 'famtly bathrooms · Is thts a good tdea? ·-Perplexed Dea11 Perplexed: Famtly bath, rooms a~ popular m most European ctttcs, an~ they make a great deal of sense, csP.ecmlly lor parents wll~ young children I would hkc to sec more of them m the Untied States Send qucstwns to Ann Landers. Creators SyndiCate 5777 W Ccntury Blvd Sutlc 7fXJ Los Angeles Cahf 90045 Spencer Rather th.m allowmg the eulogy to locus on the dccc.tsed and engage US to gtVC thanks ,IOd IO lc,IVC Wllh ton ol WtlrnrngiiHI lkl ha\ loum.l 11 <.JriiH:Uh Jl fll \() JHI I( iJcr p (; f'•,IIO.ti some measure ol thanksgtvmg: and L:OUntk-.s )I IUO!.! r~.:r com ton . I mtght h.tvc w.tlked out nl Dt.m.t s luner.tl lcehng httter and angry Kay s.tys Is that the pomt' Is that really what should he gomg t.:nrmnal druy dLII \ tl \ Alter i.l lun~.:r ,d tin • rrl r, nrh fr,r u worn.m who v..~, . . tl dnJ iu l h. ltd hoyln ~ nU ,c,mc rnc1urm:r . . ~ r r, ppcul Morton ,ts ~h~.; kit tht..: t..:hurdt unO others called her ,,, home Ill thank her lor her IICr) hut honest cxpre'- nn 1 rk c omm.umty <_;~ Jcndm rs puhlnt~ed a' a free \Crv 1cc to non pro lit ptJUJl" wt..,h lllg to annoum:c mccung and ' pcua l event s The c.tlcndar IS not dc,1gnc d to promote sales or fund rat>crs of any type hems ar~ pnntcd as space perm us and cannot he guaranteed to run a spec tile numbe r ol days Vatcnur~e ~~~~ TUESDAY CHESTER - Chester Tow)1shtp Board ol Trustees rJgular mcelmg, Tuesday 7 p m at the restdence of trustee Davtd Koblcntz, Seoul Camp Road Annual appropnallons wtll be made POMEROY Catholic Women 's Club, 7 p.m. 1\Jesday. • Kay credits Cher\ eulogy lor .1 realtsm that showed the vulncrahtlily ol her gncl whtlc llghtmg hack sohs No one seemed to mmd when from the Catholic pulpit she bluncd out ,, story ahoul hullics "hcatmg the crap out ' ol a scrawny Bonn The rcm.trk was not ollcnstvc. hecause II and the mul tled sohs were a retlccuon of Chcr s gcnwne aucmpt to honor a very human man, Kay says "Whtlc she pratscd Sonny, she dtdn ·, portray htm m such he rotc terms that 11 would have been ludicrous.' Kay says " What she dtd was vocalize for the congregation and hiS lncnds what they were fcclmg I would say you would leave Chcr 's eulogy feeling comforted Feeling like the love you had, had been expressed." But there can he a downstdc to spcakmg Irom the heart 'The speaker's cmouon hecomcs the focus ol attcntwn," Kay says "I thtnk the most effccttve eulogtcs arc those th.n nrc dcltvcrcd wuh passton and .IUthcnttctty and do not lose control When you hreak down you run the nsk ol hc~.:ommg the l:enter nl attcntron " But lately the Rev Areth.t M01- lru~tr.tll o n \l.llh th.tt sum ol qf ~r r t:, rn!! tarn - pk ln\IJI\t:d In crnotmn~ "When I dte you hcller hope I g" heaven. Morton s.ud addressmg her remarks to Satan II I go to hell you won t have the del 11 to worry about anymore , she promtscd the mourners 'I m !Ired ol hun t.tkmg our young people .md dcsltoymg ltvcs" She says mtsplaccd gncf too oltcn causes people to blame God for such tragedies "You have a capltve audtencc,' she says What people fmd comlorttng often arc the blunt !acts about thiS and the nc~t hfc. she says Shanng her trustratton at senseless deaths helps the gnevcrs · I don 1 go through all thai homtlcttcal theologtcal stull," she says " I JUSt tell them' strmght up thts IS where death came Irom God has gtven us life and he sntd Jesus came that we mtght have 11 more abundantly We've got to undcrst.m~ th.t he " not the one II you blame htm tor somcthmg hlamc htm tor the very hrcath you hrcalhe hn the w.tlk you walk and the talk you .uc .thlc to talk to u s repmt and ,, free wtll ollcnng w.ts taken The htrthdays ol Ruth Crouch and Jean Stout were noted S.tuv.tgc rcpollcd that she had taken ,, llowc1 to Ella Wtlliams a charter rncrnhcr who rs a p.urcnl at Veterans Mcmonal Hospt!al Extended Care The closmg prayer was gtvcn hy Ruth Crouch Others atlcndmg were Rose Ann Jcnkms and Elm.t Louks tho close ol the mecung and the wrnncN rct.:crvcd '\!lit' Altcnthnuc wetc Julie Cutlls Evctett Gtant M.u) Jo B.u 11nger M.try K Holter Jo Ann Rllchte M.trua Keller Ltw.t M.tc N~ee. K.tthryn Baum TI1clm.1 Whnc Op.tl Hollon. Belly Young Jean Welsh. Margaret Amhctger Goldte Frcdcnck Mattte Mac Te.tlord Erma Cleland and Esther Smnh .\1 Chester Council gathers Plans for the DIStnct 13 mcetmg to be held at the Chester lodge h.tll on Fch 21 were made when the Soup supper enjoycd by Alfred > Chester Counctl 123 Daughters ol UMC and guest. The Allred Unttcd Mcthodts! Amenca. met at the h,tll A potluck dmner wtll he held .11 Church hosted .1 soup mc.tl .tiler noon alter whtch there wtll be mum- church scrvtccs on Feh X P.tslor Sh.aron H.tusm.tn gave tory work Members arc .tskcd to g.tve he lore the mc.tl Churches repwc.tr while Ltura M~e Ntce asstx: tatc coun- resented hestdcs Allred were Bn>.tdw.ty N.tzarenc Washmgton, W Va , c dor, conducted the mec11ng Mtlls Mcmonal. Lancaster Kcnrov Pledges were gtven tn the Chmttan and Amcncan !lags and Esther Mcmonal Wesleyan, New MarshSmuh read verses hom ·Psalm 29 licld, St Paul UMC. Tuppers Plmns, Reported til were Alta Ballard who Mtddlcport Heath, Long Bottom, had surgery at St Joseph Hosp11al, Keno Church of Chnsl Allcndmg were Thelma HenderParkersburg, and lhla Fne Ktmes son, Vtctor Bahr, Sarah Caldwell , who ts confmed to 0 ' Blcness HosVan Meter, Russell Archer, Charlotte pttal m Athens Nma Robmson , Dave and Mary Jo Past Counctlors Club wtll met at Barnngcr, Rtchard Flore nce and the hall Wednesday wnh Erma CleTim Spencer Susao Pullins, Tyson land and Dorothy Myers to be host esses Members arc to take an Newlen. Kathy and Stactc _Watson, unstgncd valentmc card and a $3 gtfl Pete and Ostc ~ollrod , Manlyn Robmson, Llo) .I and Dum for an exchange Sheha, Ktn, Erma Cleland conducted a game Dtllmgc r. Dan MURPHY, N C. (AP) - Federal agents trymg to locate a matenal wtloess to the nalton 's lirst fatal aburtton cltmc bombmg contmued to search a rugged regton where the man was last known to hve Flanked by agents weanng bulletproof vests and carrymg htgh:powered niles. a tow truck pulled a gray 1989 Ntssan truck out ol a b,tckwoods pasture Monday'and took 11 to the local Nauonal Guard Armory " We constder 11 a btg break tor us." ijnan l,.ett. a sP\lke~man tor the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and F1rearms. told The Charlolle Observ er "The common denommator m lhts whole puzzle bemg the truck. we have to assume he\ sltll m the area The truck 's owner. Eroc Robert Rudolph. ts bemg sought .ts a mate '"'' wttness m the Jan 29 blast at the New Woman All Women Chmc m Btrmmgham. Ala Wllnesses reportt d seemg the truck near the clm1e Investigators have converged on th1s mnunt.unous area wh~:re we:slern North Carolma. Tennessee and Georgt:t come together The regton has 1ts share ot pohllc.tl .md rehgtous extl'l!miSis It wa• not known whether Rudolph h.ad lies to them, although hetghbors and former te.tchers s.ttd he ,, I Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy DARWIN - Bedford Townshtp Board of Trustees regular mcctmg Tuesday, 7 p m at the townshtp hall TUPPERS PLAINS -The Tuppers Platns VFW Post 9053, Thursday, 7 30 p m Refreshments at 6 30 pm WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Amcncan Red Cross Bloodmolnlc at the Metgs County SeniOr Clltzens Center, Pomeroy, Wednesday, I to 6 p m Damellc .•md Tttlany Spencer. John l:tylor Gertrude Rohmson Mclvtn Tr.tcy Roher! and Katrma B10oks Lloyd and Ruth B10oks Madcnc and Mtehclle Donovan Dell tck Wmehtcnncr, Joe. Launc Jcsstca and Janac Boyles, Phtl Boyles, G.try Brenda and Jason Johnson Pat anp Joe M.tyhcw, Kattc Hoxste, Jon Hull , Loutsc Edgmton. Rev Haus man Dons Kocntg . Betty Cheval tel Janet Connolly. S!arlmg and S.md1 11 M.tssar. Dehhtc Etchorn. Nellie Parker, and Wtll Poole . •111 l<x:,tl Boh .md Janet Rohmson . Lmd,t Wtlh.tms, and Eleanor Boyle- Bel pre , Mary Lou Lute. W,tshmgllln W Va . Steve. Joyce. and Steph.mte St Clatr Lancaster , Enc J.tcktc Enn and Jody Brooks. New M.trshlield Btll and Rose Follrod Clarence and Edna Warner. Athens Public Notice had a strong dtstrust ot governmen 1.11 .lllthonty Feder.tl .tnd stale agents on Monday l.mned out around the area where the truck w.1s fou nd. quesllomng netghbors .tnd scarchrng an ,,bandoned larmhouse Agents relused to wmment on thetr search Marlins Creek Ftre Chtef Btlly Sttles used a tractor to pull Rudolph's ptckup Irum the mud su 11 could be towed .tway He sa td the truck "had £00~ .ts far as tl could go up an old road belore 11 bogged down behmd some trees II was lound at madnrght Saturday Whtle aulhonttes haven 1 been able to lind Rudolph .•m abortton pro tester has told tnvesttg.ttors he saw him at a ~June protest m Waslnngton. DC. d.tys be lore the bombtng Dave Henderson ol Ann.tnd.lle. Va . s.nd Monday he remembered seemg a man later tdenlliled as Rudolph at a Jan 24 demonstr.tlton outstde a clrnrc becaus~ the man w.ts weanng a mustache that wa~ obvrously take l;lenderson s.nd he w.ts questioned last week by two agents who showed htm three ptclures nf ,\ man they s,nd was Rudolph "I ddlnttely remember !aiJ.:mg to the guy. but I don I remember wh.tl we talked about." Henderson satd dt<cussed dtpPmg Into a $4 4 mtlhon fund to help bankroll Impeachment "proceedmgs The fund was set up to cover unexpected mvesllgauve costs Gmgnch has not been m contact wtth Starr and has recetved no documents Irom the mdependent counsel\ olllce accord mg to Martm Asked about unpeachment preparations. Rep Steve Largent. R-Okla. pl.tyed down the ltkelthood, but added In Washmgton. you have to be ready for anythmg " Peter Straus. a wealthy New York med1a execuu ve who IS engaged to Ms Lewtnsky's mother, Marcta Lewts. smd Monday that Lewts spoke to former Whue House deputy chtel ol staff Evelyn Lteberm an about her daughter when the two met at a recepuon m Wa<hmgton last fall A year and a half earlter. tn Apnl 1996. Lteberman had Ms Lewmsky transferred from the Whtte House to a Pentagon JOb bec,mse she thought the young mtern was tmmature Straus satd he dtd not know what hts future wtfe diScussed wtlh Lteberman Beyond hts broad demal s, Clinton has refu sed to explam how well he knew Ms Le\\msky, ctttng the pendtog rnvestt g.llron as keeprng htm Irom commentmg further Whtte Hm"e deputy press secre· tary Joe Lockhart acknowledged Monday there was no firm order barnng Chnton trom addrcssmg the muller. but satd the preSident was adhenng to '' the common sense rule " on when II was WISe to refram from speakmg ALFRED PERSONALS Dave and Mary Jo Barrmgcr recently spent a weekend m Cold Springs, Ky VISIImg then daughter and son-m-law, Susan and Doug Trout, and grandsons, Ryan and J ) Batley Recent vtsnors ol Mallie Pulhl\s were Wtlher Pullins. 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VI~LAGE OF SYRACUSE The CONTRACT DOCU- Calendar.-----~ Mass wtll precede the meetmg based on other ev tdence m the mvestrgatron ot an alleged prcstdcntlal alfatr and cover-up Ms Lewtnsky s\\ore m an affi davit Jan 7 m the P.tula Jones sex ual harassment surt agamst the prest dent dcnytng havmg a sexu.tl relauonshtp w11h the prestdent - an assertiOn th.u IS contradt cted m dozens of secretl y tape-reconded con· versattons she had w11h one tune fnend Lmda 1npp begtnntng last summer Gmsb urg held out the posstbthty of further negottaltons with Starr's team, saymg, "I m .tvadable .11 all limes to Mr Starr · He also stgnalcd Ms Lewmsky may not appear for her gmnd JUry date saymg he and hts client 's return to Washmgton could be Wednesday. Thursday. Fnday probably. but that Will be dectded on my case to.td here and Montca's personal deMres " On Capitol Hill. there was talkalbeit hypotheucal - about what would happen tf Starr were to refer the results ot hiS mvesugauon to the Hou se, where Impeachment pro· ceedmgs \\Ould have to begm An atde to House Speaker Newt Gtngnch contirmed that GOP leaders last week dtscussed bolstenng the Judtctary Comm11tee st.ttl 1n the eventlh.ll St.trr does JUSt th.tl · It was a passtng acknowlt!Ugment that should Starr turn over p.tpers, the commtttee would need more personnel ." spokeswonlan Chnstma M.trtm satd The Captlol Htll newspaper Roll Call reported that Gtitgnch and oth· er GOP leaders who met at a committee ch.nrmen 's meetmg lttsl week Truck's discovery 'big brea~' ·in clinic b~mbing investigation Scrapboo~--------'- - --------'--Community r.il""" VJ>llng less than $3 for an c•ct.,roze gtft and 10 wear somcth1nz re<l Door prolCS were \\On hy Et chmger Ntce and Mary K Holter The hostesses served refreshments and games were conducted by Thelma Whttc and Holter Others present were Elizabeth Hayes, Paulme Rtdenour, Margaret Amberger, and a gues t, Sandy Whuc Caesar by Mark Antony 10 Shakespeare's tragedy descended !rom thai clasSIC rhctoncallorm known as pancgym: Kay s.tys I come 10 hury Caesar. not pratsc hun " Antony assured hts hcst tncnd s .1ssassms But he umtmucd the luncral speech wllh he.tvy sarcasm descnhmg the murderers as honorante men ' Kay says Earl Spencers hllmg words mtxcd wuh pratse 101 hts st>tcr Dtana. Pnnccss ot Wales w.ts stmtlar Interestingly what trouhlcd many about the carl's eulogy as wllh Mark Antony's "that he used 11 as a pohucal auack on the royal famtly," Kay says In rccenttnncs. Kay says the two tradttwns of sermons and culogtcs arc sometimes combmed He labels them homtly-eulogtes The Rev Dr Austm Cooper delivered a homtly-culogy recently for Btshop Qumtm E Pnmo Jr, at the Ertscopal cathcdralm Wtlmmgton, Del "I was saymg to the famtly that a mtghty oak has fallen , the likes of whtch we shall not sec agam soon,' Cooper says But he also used the opportunity to challenge the Eptscopal church to take senously the concerns of us black members, the same Issues Pnmo ratscd 30 years ago when he helped lound the National Umon ol Black Eptscopaltans But a tine hnc cxtsts hctwcen hononng the dead and usmg the eulogy to expunge personal pam. Kay says He goes back to Earl -------Society Ohio University posts list Past C-ouncilors Club installs new officers By PETE YOST Associated Press Writer ' WASHINGTON - Wtth hts pubhe attacks gtvmg way to secret court lihngs. the lawyer for Momca Lewmsky IS trymg to block the form er >Whtte House mtern's scheduled appearance before a grand JUry thts week At the same ltme. Prestdent Clmton's allorney. Davtd Kendall , tiled a cumplamt m U S DIStnct Court 'about alleged leaks from Whttewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr's office Kendall wants contempt sancuons agamslthe prosecutor's ottice Ms Lewmsky's l twyer. Wilham Gmsburg, shares Kendall\ objections to the leaks, saymg they have been 'damagmg to Montca Lewmsky tn terms ot her gettmg a latr publtc hearmg. much less a lnaltf that ts necessary " • lndtvtduals close to Ms Lewmsky 's defense stud Gmsburg was prepanng to go to court today to ask a judge to enforce an tmmunlly deal or block Thursday's grand JUry appearance by hts 24-year-old chent ymsburg says prosecutors agreed last week to gtve Ms Lewtnsky 1mmun11y from prosecutiOn 1n exchange for her coopemllon St.ur dentes there was any deal II Starr\ olllce bnngs Ms Lewmsky to Washmgton from Los Angeles, where she IS st.tymg wllh her tamtly. he wuld obtam a court order forun~ her to testily to the grand JUry or lac~ Jatl tor contempt of court. Such a 'move 1:-i known ,ts 'use" tmrnunlly, prohrbrtmg prosecutors from usmg Ms Lewmsky\ tesllmony agamst her. But they can sllll prosecute her Religion) Cher, Spencer and the '90s way of saying goodbye repan prohlcms .11 e c11veted hy !he w.manty' 2 Ate .my expenses excluded from coverage' 1 How BY BECKY B,AER Meigs County Extension long docs the warranty la s~' 4 Arc there any condtltons or lumAgent Family and Consumer Sci- tattons on the warranty' 5 Who ences/ Communtty Develop· do you contact 10 ohtam warranty scrvtce' 6 What wtll yo u ha'e to ment do to get repatrs' (For example Whm s 1hc dllfcrcncc between do you have to shtp II somea scrv~ee contract and a warranty' where') 7 What wtllthc company Do I need both' Many ol us face do tf the product fail s 1 (Repatr 11' the qucstton ol whether or not to Replace 11? Return your money?) buy a scrvtce contract when conIf after cxammmg the condtstdcnng the purchase of a product lion s of the warranty you fmd that for ourselves or as a gtll lor oth- you are not sattsflcd you may ers Actually, tf )OU take a wtsh to constdcr purchasmg a sermoment to tdcnufy your needs vtce contract Should you dcctdc lrom the product and to under- to do so, be ccrtatn that you stand what kmd ol coverage IS understand what 1s covered m the automatically mcluded wnh the contract purchase of the product, tl1c If the contract docs not hst answt·r should be quuc stmplc somethmg spcctftca lly covered, Accordmg to Polly Van Meter, you should assume that II IS not Ohto State Untverslly Ex tcnston And remember, scrv tce contracts Assoctatc lor Famtly Resource do not cover rcpatrs rcsultmg Management, the most Important from mt suse or fat lure to mamtam thm g to know when makmg these the product properly Also be sure dcctstons 1s what IS ALREADY to check mto the posstblc covered by the "tmphcd or wnt deducltblc amounts you may be te n manulacturcr' s warranty rcqutred to pay before the scrvtcc (Though wntten warranties arc contract takes effect not rcqutrcd by law all slates Fmally constder where you rcqu1rc "1 mphcd · warranties~ th ~ can rccc&vc scrv1cc. who 1s mos t common type IS the 'war-:- - responsthlc for the contract and ranty of merchantabtht y m when your wananty wtll exptrc If whtch the seller promt scs the the serviCe m on ly oftcred locally. product will do what 11 " sup you may run 1nto trouble 11 you posed to do ) WARRAN rtES arc arc trave ling or II you dec tdc to mcludcd tn the pncc of the prod tclocatc Be ccrtatn that you tru,t ucl hut SERV ICE CON- the company ollcnng the servtcc TRACTS wh1eh may also he contract as thctc " little recourse rei erred Ill as ·ex tended war avmlahlc to consumcts tithe com r.tn ll e' .tre scpatatc .tnd cost pany goes out ol husmcss And ~x tr..l you may Wtsh to .tsk a\ 11 rs pos!-iiSinLe a warr. tnt y '" autornatr - hie to purchase the scrvu:c ~.:on­ c.lll' mcluded when y11u puiLhasc tract alter your warranty ha s th~,; rn H.I uLt rt • ~ nnpmt ant to cxprrcd cspcc&ally II the serv lt:C kno\\ \\ h..11 11 t:O\Cfli he l o r ~.: Ueud Lontra~.:l oilers much nl the s.1mc tng tl \nU n ~l:tlto pur t: h.t"e .u.Jdr coverage as the w.1rranty Oh10 Unt\~.;r~lty .1nnoum:cd the n ~tmc :-. ol Athcn:-. t:ampu' :-.tuUcnt' n.uned Ill the Iall qu.trtcr de.tn sIts I lo he rumcd to the lt st ~~ student mu"t h~ vc t::Jrncd a gt.Jdc pom t .1\ CI · ace nt \ \ or helleI on 1 sl.llc nl 4 0 (;lrat ~ ht As) lor the quarter .md have e.lfned 16 hour> 12 ol whtch were tJkcn tor .1 kncr gmUc Loc .tl students Included Tracy B.trmt l M.t..;on W V,t 'cmor Jcssrc.l Chc,allcr Che ster JUnt or. Jennllcr C.dd "c ll Coohdle sophomore Shdky Cal.twav Coolvtllc sc nt <>r Teresa Jel lers Cuo lvdlc sophomore James McDantel Long Boll om semor Am) Dooley Mtddlepon se niOr Rebecca Meter, Mtddkport. JUntor. Robert Baker. Mtddkpnrt JUnH>r Adam Sheets Pomeroy JUntor, Chuck Leo!"' Pomeroy JUmor, Erm Kr.twsctyn Pome roy lrcshman Heather Howard Pomeroy scmor. Jacoh Hec k Pomeroy JUnior Kd ley Grucsc1 Pomeroy JUniOr Rayan Yount! Pomeroy sophomo re Dear Ann Landers: 1 have been North Carolina, whtch ts my home mamed to my husband for 12 years, Please tell me the nghtthmg to do I and we are now dtvorcmg He ts 85 hate to ask you to hurry your years old, and I am 73 Thts 1s hts response, but he IS ge llmg very thnd mamage -- my secoqd My pushy -· Southern l!.ady Necdmg first husband dted after 38 years. and Help I really do m1ss htm Dear Lady: Accordmg to " the My husband now tells me he book," the rmgs belong to you wants my weddmg nngs returned to However, smcc " the gentleman " htm, and I really do not feel hke gtv- wants the nngs back and you plan mg them back He told me that all to sec one another m the future, I hts other wtves have returned the recommend that you return them rmgs Actually, he purchased them PS Are you sure you want to sec for hts first wtlc and gave the same htm agam' Hts request mdtcatcs a nngs to hts second wtfc and then to senous absence of class me Dear Ann: Yesterday, I went mto Thts ts a mutual , fnendly separa- the men 's bathroom m my ofncc uon , and we are planmng to VISit butldmg and was shocked to sec two each other Irom ttmc to ltme He women When I demanded to know hvcs m Flonda, and I wtll rcmam m what they were domg, one satd, The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio N~ws. leaks spur Lewinsky ~awy~r to block appearance Tuesday, February '10, '1998 Knowing thaf one is loved-makeS all the differeric~ eq ual stuptdny, tgnorance. blindness change I stud ted nutnuoh, learned or lack of self-control Unsohclled about fat grams, asked my famtly comments, "concerned remarks, " doctor for help and enhstl!d the lovsarcasm. bnbery, rudeness and name tng support of my wonderful huscallmg do more IQ erode our self- band of 29 years I have lost 140 esteem than excess wetght ever pounds so far and am sull losm_g I \\al~ a mtlc a day, nde a slattonary could I have spent most of my hfe on btke and hll wetghts I am begmnmg some sort of restncuve dtet I've to•hke myself again, and u's a woneven mcd surgery to lose wetght dcrful feeling Bul, Ann, I'm st11l the same The result was a destroyed metabol"m and more wetght gam after woman tnstdc, and ll's tmportant to each dte! fat lure The last lime I saw feel loved whether I'm fat or thm my concerned ' father. he smd. Mtraclc 10 Mtchtgan Go on a dtcl, and I' II love you Dear Michigan: You ha\c wrotmore " Three months later, he dted ten a letter thai a great many people from a stroke, and I felt ltke a fat lure wtll relate to Thank you on behalf because I never earned ht s approval ol all the readers to whom you have Ftfteen months ago, I dcctdcd gtven comlort. encouragement and FOR MYSELF to make a lifestyle mou vauon 1998 TRUCKING Hauling, EKcavatmg · '& Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sttes Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre Help Wanted VETERANS MEMORIAl HOSPITAL SKILLED NURSING FACILITY Part Time Restorative Nurse Hours Varied Valid Ohio RN License required . BSN preferred. Interested persons may contact Jean Lambert at 740·992·2104 ext. 278. EEO • 614-742-2138 Lrllle lhmgs are Worth A lot '" Section! the Classified t liOns asketl Ralph Spencer 7.o40 742 2904 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vicinity Al.l. Ya"' So leo Mual Be Paid In Advance OEAOUNE 2 00 p m the day before the ad Ia to run Sunday edition · 2 00 p m Friday Monday edl\lon - 10 00 a m Saturday Pomeroy, Mtddleport & Vicinity All 'Yard Sales Mual Bt Paid In Advance Deadline 1 OOpm the day before the ad Ia to run, Sunday 6 Monday edition· ' I OOpm Friday �' Page 8 • The Dally Sentln~l {uesday, February 10, 1998 Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER AVON A•ck Pea rso n Auct1on Company lull t me aucltoneer complete au cti on serv•ce ltcensed l66 On•o & west V•rgm•a 304 773 5785 Or 3()4.773-5447 90 -'ll Areas I Shirley Absolu te Top Dollar Atl U S 511 ver And Gold Coms Proofsets O•amonds Antique Jewelry Gold R1ng5 Pre 1930 US Currency Sterltng Etc Acqu1S I!1ons Jewelry M T S Co•n Shop 151 Second Avenue Gall polls 740-446 2842 Ant1ques top pr ces pa1d A1ver 1ne An11que5 Pomeroy Oil o Russ Moore oWner 740 992 2526 Ant~q ues no 11em too large or too small Also estates appra•sals relmtshmg custom orders 740 992 6576 CASH PAID FOR WW II Korea V•etnam Fhght Jackets" (Ieath er & nyl on) Souvemr Tour Jack ets' • Z•PPDS" 1 8C()-225 9019 Clean Late Model Cars Or Truck s t990 Models Or Newer Sm lh Bu1ck Pontiac 1900 East ern A...enue Gallipolis Buv•ng wre cked or salvag ed vehicles 304 773 5033 TIMBER We pay cash for tracts of 11mber II mterested •n selhng your umber plea5e let our pro lesslo nal fores try slalf manage your 1mber lor 1ncome w ldltfe and a pla ce to en1oy the out doors Super or Hardwoods of OhiO Lumoer Co PO Box 606 WeiiSion OhiO 45692 (740)384 5677 Wanted To Buy Used Mob1te Homes 740-446 Ot75 30-4 675 5965 We Buy Autos In Any Condtllon \Call 740 388 9062 Or 740 <46 PART IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 110 Help Wanted Appli cants Are Now Bemg Ac cepted For Pool Manager And AssiStant Pool Manager De swpt •on And Appltcattons May Be P1cked Up At Tt1e Gallipolis Parks & Recreation Olf1ce S 18 Second Avenue Deadline For Appheatroos 2 V 96 Avon S8 S18 1Hr No Door To Door OU!ck Cash Fun & Relax •ng 1 800 736 0168 AVON $8 $20 IHr No Doo r To Door Ou1ck Casht 'Bonuses 1 800 296.()139 Carleton SchoolfMe1gs lndustnes seeks a substitute Health Serv1c es Coordtnaror { AN or LPN ) to wori w1th students and adults w1th developmental d•sab•lthes Must be a reg•stered nurse or licensed practical nurse currenl!y hcenseo tn the State of Ouo Send resume to t Steve Bella Executrve Director Cartelon SchooVMe~gs lrvJuslfles PO Box 307 1310 C-arleton Sl Syracuse Oh.a 45779 CNA or HMK needed to provtde 10 nome serv1ces tor tne eiOerlyf d1sabled tn Mason County $6 OOhr Can 1 888 453-C992 Computer Useres Needed Work Own Hrs $20K S50K fYr 1 800- Community MediCal Center Shifts WtU Vary OhiO License Required Cand1date W1 I Ut•l•ze Nurstng Process Wh1te Providing Care And FunciiDn Wtth1n The Scope Of Departmental Expectations Please Apply In Person Or Send Re sume To Oak H11t Communuy Medtcal Center Allenhon Bfenda McKenz•e 350 Charlotle .t.\lenue Oak H1D OhiO 45656 EOE In Search 01 MOtivated Fnendl'f Carmg Team Player Part T1me LPN Pos1t10ns Open For All Sh1fts At SceniC HillS NurSing And Ae habit tat1on Center Contact Dtrec tor Of Staff De..,etopment Pam Caldwell To Learn More About Emp loyment Opportun ities 311 Bu ckrtdge Road Btdwell OH 456t4 JOIN OUR PERMANENT PERSISTENT WAVE OF GOOD FORTUNE ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Needed For The Gallipolis Area EKceHent Entry Level sa~s & Markellng PositK>n Guaranteed S33J Per Week To Start Plus Commss1on & Bonus Sales Expenence Helpful We W•ll Tra1n Excellent Managemenl Oppo~unrly Calli 600-348.0162 local Trucking Company Seekmg Ouahfled Truck Dnvers Good Pay Good Benelrts Send Resume To PO Box 109 Jackson Ohio 45640 or Call 7<40 286 1<463 To Schedule An lnterv1ew Neat appearance must be a'lall able 24 hours good driving record Can 304 Ei75 6574 for ap p11ca11on Saturday after 1pm Monday & Tuesday after lOam WANTED A part lime secretary computer eKpenence Is reqwed computer graphiCS experience would be useful hours are flext 22 c/o Pomt Pleasant Reg•ster 200 Ma•n St Pt Pleasant WV 25550 180 Wanted To Do Cerl!lled day care three open mgs call Melissa at NO 992 3509 Dependable Lady Will Do House B00-348-7186X 1509 Oed•cated To Olfenng Tne Best In Care Scentc H1lls Nursmg And Rehab•htahon Center Is H1nng STNA s !State Tested Nursmg As51stants) All Sh•lls Ava•lable Contact Slalf Oevelopmenl 01rec tor Pam Caldwell Fer Det3lls 311 Su ckfldg e Road Btdwelt OH 45614 OependaDie And Fleuble Cert1 l 1ed Nurse Atd Needed For In Home Care Can Adnanne Or An !l"' 1 800-481 6334 Drivers Neede<l l ocal Company OTR Flatbed Operalors For M1d wesl & Southern US Age 23 Year M1ntmum Expenenced Mm tmum 01 2 Years Go od Eqwp ment GOOd Pay Plenty 0! Work Home 98% Weekends Insurance Available 7 40 446-t922 EXPERIENCED SALES PER SON WANTED FOR BUSY CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS Req Uirements - Knowlec1ge bt Res1dent1al Remodeling Aoof•ng And Ae latea EKper •enc e W11n B•ddmg Jobs To Include Maten als And labor MuSt Be Fam1bar W1th The Galltpol s Pt Pleasant Areas QUALIFIED App11can1s Can Stop In At Chnshan s Con struct1on Inc 1403 Ea stern Ave To Drop 0 11 A Resu me Or Ftl1 Out An Ap pl ca110n P a~ Based On EKpeflence 740 446 4514 Furmture repa1r ref•msh and res torat1on also custom orders Ohio Valley AeftntShmg Snop Larry Phrllrps 740-992 6576 Georges Ponable Sawm1 1 don 1 haul your logs to the m111 )USI call 304 675-1957 Proless•onal Tree Serv1ce Stump Rem t'val Free Est1matest In surance Bidwe ll Oh•o 614 388 9648 614 367 7010 WE WANT TD WORK I Do You Need An Extra Patr 01 Hands? We Havrihem Male Or Female W11l Work lns•de & Out C ean Haul Do Odd JobS Run Errands Do Laundry Call Us To Do Your D1rty Work 740 441 t290 Day Or N'9hl W•l take care of elderly person 1n theu home ha\le 1Oyrs ex penence w.u ..do house clean mg anyt1me Call 304 675 t426 Leave message 11 no answer Willing to clean homes Call ~ 675-1173 Ask lor Unda Love FINANCIAL Business Opportuntty 210 !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend s that you do bus• ness w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma11 un111 you have m\leStlgated the olfenng General Reluse Service of Ma son County IS seekmg cand•date tor a par!ttme clencal opportun• ty Candtdates shoul d po&5ess s~u lls and e1penence 1n custom er ser\IICe and PC Interested •n diVIduats should submit resume to Genera l Refuse Serv1ce of Mason County 97 Hubbard Ave GalipOirS 0H 45631 Home Health Agency Htnng CNA s And Expe uenced HHA s For Part T1me PoSitiOns Start•ng AI $6 09 Per Hour Phone Calls Plea se In Me gs County Ca ll 614 992 7900 Or In Gall!a Coon ty Stop By Health Management Serv•ces At 762 Second Ave nue Gallipolis For Appltcatlon s Or Call 740 446 3809 Seflous lnqurrl9s Only EOE All real estate advertising In this newspaper IS subtect to Feoeral Far HouSlng Act of 1968 which makes It Illegal to advert•se any preference ltmllallon or d scnmmatlon based on race color re~gton sex tam•ha status or nat•onal ongm or any 1ntentJOn to make any such preference hmrtat•on or discnmmatiOn • BUTCHER SHOP SLAUGHTER Th•s newspaper w•ll not knowmgly accept actvert1sements tor real estate whiCh IS 1n vtOiiltiQn Of the law Our reacters are hereby 1nformed that all dWell ngs adver11Sed m this newspaper are ava11at»e on an eQual opportunity bas1s 310 Homes lor Sale 3 112 yr old nome set11ng on beaullful 7 1/2 acre lot fully equipped ktlchen lamtly room w/ t~replace attached large garage heat pump & matntenance free sid•ng 304-a82 2296 anyt~rne 3 Bedroom Aancn On 1 5 Acre Lot Full Basement Attached Ga rage & Carport More AC & 50 l70 Bldg W11h 7485 Lo~ 740 367 3 or 4 bedroom bt le'lel 2 baths 1 car garage 90 by 175 lol 304 882 2889 3br home 1 acre lot located In Gallipolis Ferry across from 84 Lumber Pnce reduced n1ce 304 675 5010 after 5pm BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4,000 1 5 Bdrm Local GO'II & Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 Great Ne•ghborhood 5 M•les 69Hin7 DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3bedrooms 2bath& &tarttng 81 $219/mo SUNRISE Loaded w1th GE ap pllances sl8rling al $259/mo FAMILY 4bedrooms 2 large baths starling $359 /mo L1m1ted time offer only at Oakwood Bar bOurSVllle WV 304 736-3409 Free a1r free sk1rt 16K80 3 or 4 bedroom S1 350i down S2991mo Handyman Special Cash Only 2&3 Bedrooms 51,500 • Upl Only 3 Le« 304 755-5561 Large selection of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Start1ng at $2995 Ou1ck delivery Call 740 385 0021 MUST SELL 14x80 3bedrOOITIS 2balhs owner llnanc•ng ava•l abk> 304 736 7295 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom tnctudes 6 months FREE lot rent In cludes sk1111ng deluKe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month wtlh $1075 down Call 1 800-837 3238 New 2h80 3 or 4 bedroom $39 995 Free del•very 1 800 691 6777 New double wtde repo 5999 down Free det1\lery and setup 304 736 7295 New Repos N8\ler L1ved In Only 2 Left Pfee Oehvery & Set up Call Fmance Ltne For Free Ap proval 1 800-948 5678 Oulel Country Setting w11h beau ttlul mobile home forced to sell Ftnanctng available 304 755 Kttcnen dlntng room 2 t>et:Jroom bath ~v1ng room front & back lull length porches gas furnace City water outbu•ld•ng garage 1/2 mite East of Aac•ne 740 949 2118 ~ Single Parent Program Spec1al hnanc•ng on 2 3 & -4 bedroom hOmes Peymtnrs as low n $180 Call now 304 755-5885 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spec1al hnanc1ng a\lallable 304 POMEROY LAND CONTRACT Spac1ous 3 br house with 2 car garage new roof new healing urut corner kll: only $22 000 Dale E Taylor Really 740 992 5333 740-992 1064 740-446 1529 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale "NOW AVAILABLE" A beautiful repossessed mob1le home on large lot .n Gallipolis 1995 Noms 14xBO 2b r 2 bath exc cona Must See• Bank must see mmed•ately prtce neg 3 months free lot rent Call MIChelle or Knstl at t 800 787 6663 12>65 Trarler 3br 1 ba1h $5 500 Can 304 675 4678 MUST SELL, 14l80 3 Bedrodms 1997 Kentuck•an 14x70 3br 2 lull bath St 9 900 Delivery & sel <4> 304 372 3400 1998 14K80 Kentucktan all elec tnc 3br 2 bath del•very & set up ale 1nstalted $26 900 304 372 3400 1998 3br 2 baths lots ot extras set on lot Call lor more mfo 304 755 719t $57 000 304 372 3400 372 3400 1998 KentuCkian u K80 all elec tnc 3br 2 bath del very & set up ale •nstalled $23 900 304 Professional Servtces 230 l1'o'1ngston s basement water proofing all basemen! repa1 r s done tree est•mates l1fet•me guarant~e 10yrs on JOb eKper~ ence 304 675 2t45 REAL ESTATE Homes lor Sale 1 112 Miles Out Neighbo rhood Road 3 Be<lro oms FA WPFP Eat In K1lchen Large Bath Heat Pump CA Deck Unattached Ga rage Carport Approx 8 A Coun ty Water Approx lnclu.de d $50 000 740 446-1536 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms t Bath Large Lrvn'lgroom large Kitchen 1 Acre GaiiJpohs C•ty Schools $67 000 740-446 4323 2 Year Old Ail Br ick Ranch frsa. Huge Rooms Oak Tum Doors & Cab'meu 2 Bath s 3 Bedrooms Full easement Large Garage 15 To 20 Acres 740 G.i.L 367 7465 2592 Sq Fl 3 Bed rooms 2 Ba ths Finished Basment 2 112 Car Garage 1 Acra MOL Gall1 pohs Reduced $103 000 740 5 New 1997 14 W1des Unbel ev able P(JCe Must Sell Before Jan 31st To Close Out "'Phys tc al Ye~r Call Cred1! Lme 1 800 948 5678 Attent1011 Mobile ttlme Owners Areas Largest Inventory Ollnler therm & Co leman Heat Pumps Au Cond•t•oners Furnaces & Parts Huge Buymg Power Means The Lowest Installed Pflce Easy 0\ler Tile Phone Bank F1nanc•ng Call Bennelt s Mob•le Home H.TG & CLG 1 800-872 5967 cuarom made homes where the customer aeta the price I we own the bank. Oe-Only At of Nitro WV 304-755-5885 Discount Mob1le Home Parts & Accessones Water Heaters V1 nyl Sktrung Kits $299 95 An chars Wood & Fiberglass Steps Roof Coatings Doors Wmdows Plumbing & ElectriCal Supplies Blocking wood & Wedges And 3 Bedroom Tra1 ler Mercerville Area 740 256-6574 Mob•le Horne For Rent 740 -446 1279 Two 2 bedroom trailers on New lima Rd ca I 740 742 2803 after 6pm Two bedroom tra11er on Condor Street $250 monln $100 deposit no pets 74D-667 3083 after Spm 440 Apartments lor Rent t and 2 bedroom apartments fur mshed and un!urntshed security depostt requ1red no pets 740 I Bed room second floor apart ment no pets references re QUJred uttl1t1es patd $300/mo 304 895-3214 675-1550 2bdrm apts total etectr1c ap phances furnished laundry room tac•ltt1es close to school In town Apphcat ons available at Vtllage Green Apts 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drtve lrom $260 10 1334 Walk 10 shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equal HOUSIMQ" Opportunity Extra Ntce 2 Bedrooms All Elec trlc Furmshed K1tchen Washer I Dryer Hook Up Close To Spnng Valley No Pets $375fMo Plus References Oepos1t 740 446 6157 Atter4 00 Grac•ous llvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V1llage Manor andl A1vers1de Apartments 1n M1ddle port From $236 $304 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor Tra1ler Lot 2 Garages Possible Land Comract Crown City 740 1740)446-0390 258-1744 304 736 7295 350 Lots & Acreage 120 teet long 80 feet long on oth er s1de 75 feet w1de level lot m M1ddlepor1 $23 000 OBO 740 992 2290 4 Acre Lots For Sale On Stack Top Road County Water Near 850 Senous lnqur1es Only 740 245-5064 TAX REFUND "BUY LAND" Invest Your Refund In something That Lasts For~Ner "LAND" A~ Modern One Bedroom Apartment NICe one tle<lroom apanment ut1l New Double W•de Repo $999 00 Down Free Deh\lery And Set Upl Over Southern Oh10 CAMP HUNT RETIRE On One 01 Our 5 To 20 Acre Country Bu11d1ng Lots GAlUA COUNT EW 5 AcrA Lots Open Me dows $12 900 Up St 290 Do n We Also Have Land In Ga!lla ackson Sc1oto P1ke Ross At s Me•gs Coun Ires Land C ~5 10"Jo Down Call TO<!ay For FREE Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800-213-8365 www countrylyme com 360 Real Estate Wanted Buytng Sta ndtng T •mber And Land W11h T•mber 740 682 7318 Cash Pad For land In Gall1a County Blackburn Aeatty 740 44EHl008 rtres paid ro pels 740 992 5858 Now Tak•ng Appl1cat•ons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295/Mo 740 446 IJIJ()6 One bedroom apartment tn M1d dleport all utilities pa•d $270 per month $100 depos1t 740 992 CALL MIKE TODAY! 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Murray H1ll Stat1on. New York NY 10156 Be sure to state I 20.March 20) Your opm10ns m1ght not be as popular wuh compamons as you thmk today Th" could become ev1dent 11 you 1ry tu For<e them to adhere to your expec !allOnS ARIES (March 2 1-Apnl 191 Do not put uxi h1gh a value on the ser v1ces you render for others today What looks hke a b1g deal 1n your eyes m1ght not be awesome to the reup1ent TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 201 You are hkely to feel more comfortable socmb ly today bemg mvolved w1th a small cozy group rather than w1th a large crowd GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Those who try to 1mpress you w1th their matenal worth Will tum you off today Lei them play the1r hotshot roles to a more appreciative aud1ence CANCER (June 21 July 22) Your focus on details could obliterate lhe b1g picture today Stand back a few , paces so that you can take m 1he enure panorama m proper perspec· 11ve LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Others can t be expected to help you out of I. 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V IRGO !Aug 23 Sept 221 Do not let a close compamon whose JUdg ment "questionable nuke 1mpmtan1 deus1<ms fur you tod.ty HIS or her wnc lusmns could be taull) LIBRA !Sept 13 Oc1 21) Plan your uay well and many potenlial lrustr.tllons could be ehmmated Keep your pnon11es m order and take care ot essenllal assrgnme nt s llrsl SCORPIO (Oci 24 No' ~21 Guard agmnst tendencies to treat mhers w11h md11terence today If you behave thoughtlessly you m1ght make a lastmg bad 1mpress1on on a new fnend SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) In order to ach1eve demable results today don' t leave the final phase up to chance You must be as atlent1ve at the end as xou are at the • start CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) You can be optimiStic prov1ded your assumptiOns are reahst1c To be suc· cessful. you must anchor your oul· look log1c and prac11cah1y 1 Murder iCC) (CC) �............ ~ Page 10 • The Qaily Sentinel Pomeroy.- Middleport, Ohio hy We had met the boat tn Moseby Camp. a tmy harbor that rcqutred a small plane and school bus ndc from Vancouver. Wtth the help of a knowledgable crew and a natural1 st lramed 1n manne hiOIOg) . we explored hundreds of miles of shoreline dunng the seve n-day excursiOn Wildlife, such as this deer peacefully grazing, abounds on the tslands. · Abundant wildlife and spectae ular scenery make these tslands a spectal 10 place VISit, but to access native village sues and the sheer number of stand•ng totem poles make them umque 111 the world. The Hatda. the tndige nous people. have m part reclatmcd thetr land and thetr hentage m a coopcrattvc effort wtth the C<1nadt· an go ve t nmcnt Thts began '" 1987 when the southern ISlands were dcclarec a national park Gone arc the poachers. the vandals and the cham saws Native vtllage sues arc protected by law and guarded by Hatda "Watchmen Durmg our tnp we learned much abo ut the controversy that still brews between the nattvc peoples and the uovernment (the Hatda '""" the land was stolen from them to begm Wtlh) and about thetr culture from the Watchmen who shared thetr htstory. A revere nce for land, sea and all thmgs natural affected every aspect of Haida hfe. These tradttions are bcauttfully portrayed in thetr art. I was unprepared for the emottonal tmpact of our first sighting of the vtllage of Sgangwaii, an lnternattonal Hentage Site. As we approached m our mnatable Zodtac, weathered gray poles wtth dramatic carvmgs rose from the mtst to nng the mlet like ghostly sentinels. A closer look revealed a fantasttc array of ammals. symbols and nattve htstory captured 10 wood. We carefully walked the mossy carpet to avatd steppmg on fragments of totems and decaymg lodge poles that dotted the long -abandoned site It was easy to tmagmc cances noatlng Ill thiS lovely natural harbor and the votces of the ancestors m the trees Hatda dwel lings lasted for generations when occuptcd. but now - long-abandoned - they arc hcmg rcclauncd by the earth. Sgang- JOIIled a11 Ottll;atd Bound t11p hy mhtakc Th.mklu ll) . there w~te le\\ lll sCLls They \\ould havl' rn.tdc the ,JCIOhll illkC" tlu n u~h .,l1ppc1y u~vav->c ... veltH.'.II d1 op., .mtl oodles .JlllhDr.lgl' m hbnJ Ba> ol mud L' \ Cn IIHHl' dtal lcng mg An The t (>(KI -Ioot mount:un looked occasH>n.tl tock cltmh punctuated ilk..: .1 r\'.hon .Jhlc cl 11nh - wornkd the hu .. hwhal'km ~ h.1 . . c w1th .tn npcn -. umm1t that \Vc hcgan o pttllli!-.IH.:,IIIy .. logg mg p1 Uilll,Cd \ ll' \\-. ol hnth lsl.md B.1y through a hog . loll m~,.omg . . on ol .1 .tlH.Ithc P.lllll l lllllll 1h ~ uc .. t tr.HI hut Jltt: t ,\ H.:' I.IIIH: Iy siHlll IIITIC . Chlid1 cJi .md older pas .. engers ,\II CVHk m:r ol p!C\ IOUS lontpnnts \\ ~: rc dhulUT.Jgl' d IHHll trytng tlu .. w:1s ](].,t 111 thr t.tn~k We never ,IIHI \\C I L' 1l lll'JL'd .In altt.Tn,JIJV!.' tnp made 11 to the tt>p til ~~~ 11Jl· pPo ling 111 B.tllhthy N.1rAltc 1 t~ ll hout ., ul P•Lklng. ...cr.Jmhlmg cJ.l\\ lllll! .IIH.l sqUI,hmg r P\1. ' Bllth ortiOil '\ . . ou ndcd lntCIC stlng. through .111 \ill!\ nlt en.un. we hrokc hut I t hn'c 111 -. ti L' tlh my -.c.t kg .. out liltll thl' turuJr.l .It the crc~t I Ill 111 p r ~..· tt y ~npJ .. h.tpc. nght 1 some relati vel y nnrm.li htkln!.! At H n\~ !1..H1gh lllUIJ II he 1 thiS po1111 the log suddenly roll~d tn . I .ttcr I 11ou ld 11ondcr 11 I d l'lllllpktl'l y mo~skmg the pc:.lk ~mlcd rm rcachmg the summit. we headed down the mountain . p1csum· ahly on a clearer Irati now that we 'd · scouted" It from the top The two other women 111 the group and I had hondcd hy that tunc. 1n the firm conclusiOn thal our two male gu tdes were as lost as any man m a lillmg ~ tallon who 1ctu~cs to ask 111 h;:~Lk U1rci..'t1ons Smcc the guest group tncluded two lawyers and a]ourn.thst. we figured they really weren't trymg to .th.tndon us m the woods But I unagmc the level of our whming .titer the tlurd hour of hushwhacktng had them cuntemplaltn g 11. Not that they weren ' t skt llcd at what they were dotng . Our leader. the shtp 's captam. scampered upwards ltkc a mountain goat - '" tcnms shoes no less Both gu1dcs th e illll' llll'l .11 http 1/W 'Vti\\' 3C[1 lOill Tilts '"""ncr. AEP '' offcnn ~ I:; '"or~ . . ht'P'· !or ll..';llhcr., ol grades K· I 2 tlll hlp1L ... .,uc h a' ~.·ncrgy ckcII"ILII\ the l'll\ II OillllCill. CCO I101111Cii .1nJ .:du~...J I I O n tCLhno logy. Each dt l\ '- ·tlt'L' lrltn.uy \\ orkshop will p!tl\ ILk IL'.li..'llt·r~ With hands -on l \j"lLIICillL''· JC,ti -\\Uri<J ]lCl \pCv llh'" ,1nJ 11\,lh.'ll,lls. 1 ~c hnnl og 1e s .1nd 't r.ltq.! Jl'' tlll'y L',Jfl usc to nnprO\C student .tchJc\cmcnt Most worhhops katurl' one Pr mme lours thai may mcludc surfa,·c or underground co~•l nuncs. mal~.. 1cdamatHm areas. lln mte rnallon.d W!ldlllc prese rve area. co n, trul'ted wetl.mds. wal-lircd or hydroelcll llc power plants n vc r tr.m .. portattOn faclllltcs or an clcctnc power sy,tem control cente r The summer worhhops range from two to 10 days Most oflcr graduate crcd11 rangmg lrnm nne to fiv e hou1s Althou~h mo!\1 .trc free . i..'Oursc Ices vary hy wrrk~h op lor crcdll opiHlns Teachers m ~ apply for housmg. meal and mtlcagc rctmhurscmcnts based on the thetr dtstancc I(Om workshop sties AEP's workshops arc offered tn conJunclr on with un1vcrs11ics and orgamzattons in ftve stules -- lndtana. Oh10. West Vtrgmta. Vtrgmta. and Tennessee 1l1e workshop applicatiOn deadlmc "Apnl 30 To obtam an applt ca tlon and more informatton on workshop offcnngs and locations. call (614) 223-1653 or wrue · AEP. Corporate Communtcattons - Programs. I R&Verstde Plaza. Columbus. 43215 . Educators also may vtstt AEP's edu- Ms Fawce tt recc l\ ed "more than ~~;~~~ mmor IOJUfl\!s· 111 the Jan 2X attack. hu111 was unclear whether ~ he was l hospilahled , satd Lawrence Wcbstcr. a superviSor '" the ctty atlorncy's uff1ce Ms. Fawcett 's lawyer dtd •not return a telephope ca ll seckmg wmmcnt Monday Ohio Lottery Pick 3: 962 Pick 4: Buckeye 5: 4-6-19-24-26 Rain tonight, lows in upper 30s. Thursday , rain, • htghs in lower 40s en tine Vol. 48, NO. 209 <lj1998, Ohio Vlllley Publishing Company 3 Sections, 24 Pages, 35 cants A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, February 11, 1998 Stunning natural beauty makes Queen Charlotte Islands a tourist haven. wan seems frozen m ttme and a sad memonal to the mvaston of the whtte man When vtllagcs were thnvmg. huge red cedars were carved and erected 111 front of long houses to tdcnttfy the owner, tell famtly histo-· ry and serve as barometers of prosperity. Often a tunnel through the pole would be the entrance. Houses have names that tell a story even now that their owners arc long gone. At Tanu, another major village stte, our teen-age guide proudly walked us through the fallen log poles and house ptts which are all that remain Loud House stood next to the House With Fire Always Burning next to House Wtth Fire Gmng Out. The younger generatiOn now tells the stones of lhctr ancestors that thetr parents were prevented from repeatmg . The Hatda have passed on part of thctr htstmy orally They now have a wnttcn language, but the numbers of Hatda have dimmtshed The tnbe lost 80 percent of us populatton to smallpox m the 1860s. House Where Somcthmg Terrible Happened possthly matches a legend of a fisherman lost at sea. hut what happened to the owner of Not Domg as Well as He Once Was! The natural world IS no less tmprcsstvc 10 the Queen Charlottes. A mal'" rockcry for sea birds. they arc called the Galapagos ol the North hcc.1u'e of the limned and spcualIICd spc~:u.:s that have thnvcd m 1so- lat10n. During our end-of -summer sad. there were fewer numbers of htrds - nestmg sca:son m the sprtn g 1s the best ltmc lor htrdcrs to vtstl - but the spcctes we dtd spot were thnlhng. While we were marvc lmg at the multicolored starfiSh 111 the ttde pools of Seal Rock. sttlt-lcggcd oyster catchers poked their long hooked orange beaks from behmd rocks and chattered at us . Speedy tufted puffins buzzed the boat. tcstmg photographers' skills. And magnificent bald eagles watches us from the treetops in almost every anchorage. The Island Roamer ts cqutppcd with Zodtacs to ferry small groups m for a closer look at the forest '" well as kayaks for those who wtsh to paddle the shorehne. From these vantage pomls we qutetly observed hears on the beach. btrds in the bays and Ooated by a forest of submerged sea hfc at low ttdc . Pulsatmg orange It on's mane jellyftsh. with tentacles danglmg mto the deep. often dnfted by and were dutifully counted by the I0- . year-old on board. More adventurous guests w~nt ashore to htke through the hogs and ro~,;ky tcrr,un As the shtp 's cook put It when we returned after a parttcularly arduou' slog through the hog. " Htktng m B C.' 1 You hushwhack until you ge t tired and then turn around .tnd hu,h whack hack.' Indeed. few VIsitors attempt to l11kc 10 Queen Charlottes. so lr.uls as we know them don t extsl II you're w11lmg to work ;II 11 !hough. the rcwmds ;uc man y We 'pe nt hours m the w1ldcrncss without sccmg: ~mo ther human and were lrc.lt..:d to :oipCd.KUIM Vlsl.t!'!, hotan1cal thscovcncs sur.:h as the ttny carmvorous plant lhe sundew. and a sw1m m ;.m .tlp1nc lake For pore creature comlorl. the htghltght ol the tnp was the natural haths on Hot Springs Island Rock poob ol vanous Mzcs and tcmpcr~l· turcs have hcen used hy the Hatda and thctr guests lor centuncs In gruttohkc form ations nght on the shore. we soaked off the tnul dtrt and worked ou t the kmks 111 our kayak shoulders. All the whtle surrounded by the sea and a snowcapped rmg of peaks For satlors , the Island Roamer was a JOy. We were treated to unusually clear weather (pack your slicker for the Pan he Northwest) and spent hour,. under full sml stretched nul 10 the sun on the deck whtlc we casually searched for whales 1 hcsc waters arc known l m nrc a' .md humph.tck whales . Our hcst TOP WINNER • Amber Snowden was presented the John Mora Memorial Award for best project at the annual Science Day at Meigs Mid· die School. The eighth grader was presented were •cady to extend a hand in st:ary rnomcn L~ and cm:ouragcd us throughout At one pomt !lost my footmg and was danglmg hy one ann over a crc\'assc wuh a nasty dtop below Clms. the first mate. dtd a handy hll of resc ue work. d1ggmg :.l trml to me. plantutg lumsclf and gtvmg me a handhold-then-knee escape route . I wanted 11 on v1dco. On the other hand. the women sttll assumed the men were Just punmg a good face on hcmg flat -out lost "We rc not lost... they kept telling us "We know right where the hoat IS . We JUst J on 't know how to get there " More ~rumblmg from the ranks Fmally we emerged on the beach scratched up and lilthy. i<X>king like a "G tllt gan 's Island" outtake. We catton sue on the Internet at http·//wwv.aep.com. AEP. a global energy company. is one of the Unuctl States' largest mvestor-owned u:thtte,, provtduig energy to 2.9 mtlllon customers m Ohto, lndtana. Mtchigan West Vtrginia, Virgmta. TcnneS>ee and Kentucky. AEP has holdtngs 111 the Unit ed Stales. the Unucd Kmgdom and China. Wholly owned subsidiaries provide power engtnecnng. consultmg and management services around the world The company IS based in Columhus were so tired we could h:1rely speak. We looked for sympathy lrom the wom,m i.:hcl on hoard who· <.1 hccn <In thts " htke " m the past. hut had shrugged It all oil "Thts IS htkmg 10 BC ... she explamed to us ohvtously soft types BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Plaques were presented lo II eighth graders receiving supertor ratIngs tln their sc1ence exhibits at Monday night's open house at Meigs Mu)dk School. The John Mora Memorial Award fpr the best proJect went to ~mber Snowden for her project entitled "The Stroop Effect: A Kindergarten Review." Others receiving superior ratings whtch qualify them to compete in the Dtstrict Science Day at Ohio Untversily on March 7 were Momca Moon. "Which Paper Towel IS hn wh .tles It 's no mystery why the native people so chcnsh H.uda Gw.ut The sea :tTH.J the I orest must have hccn .1 he.tvcn ol n:Huwl hounty in the <old days Wh.ll we sh.u ed wnh tl1c111 .md thc1 r spmt 1s stl llljUIIC womh:1lul Mann Independent Journal Satlmg voyages on the Island Roamer to tile Queen Charl ott es, Van couver Island and Alaska can he arranged tlltough Bluewater Adven ture,. 1-252 E Ftrst St.. North Vancouver, B.C. C.tnada V7LB1. For more tnlormalton . call I (604) 9X0-1K<KI ' I f)V1rt1ra1ii1l ~ll)eciiJIII YQUGET ALL THIS! 4 8x10 4 5x7 4 3x5 48 Jumbo Wallets • BallieS. Children. Ac1uns. Fam>ly • One Speaal Per Subject • PoSing Our Cha<ce • One Special Per Family • Group Charge St 00 Ea Ad<jrmaJ Su!Jied • \Additional Portraits Available PAMIDA POMEROY, OH. FRIDAY, FEB. 13TH- SATURDAY, FEB. 14TH HOURS: 1 TO 7 SUPERIOR RATINGS • Receiving superior ratings on science projects at the Meigs Mid· die School Science Day were left to right, front, Mindy O'Dell, Erin Hartson, and Amber Haning; second row, John Krawsczyn, Nlchole Runyon, Strongest". Enn Hartson. "T:tktng the Taste Test ": Ben Haley. "Whtch Type of Motor Oil Has the Best Molecul.tr Structure'>"; Mmdy O'Dell. "What Co ndtttons Affect your Blood Pressure the Greatest''". John Kraw<ezyn. "Is Htp Dysplasia in Golden Remevers Genettc'": Debtna Etchit1ger. "How Can the Amount of Bacteria Found on Kttchen Sponges and Dishcloths be Reduced'!". Kwyno Let b. "What Laundry Detergent Gets Clothes C1eaner'c' Amber Hanmg. "How Does Earthquake Lt4uefact1on Work ''": Nicole Runyon: "Wtll Homemade Medicines Really Work!": Andrew Baker. "From Lenses to Optical Instruments" . Josh Napper. "Can Limestone Be Used to Protect Pme Trees Irom Actd Rmn·> · Krista Johnson. sctence teacher. m presentmg the plaques staled thai the purpose of the day is to stimulate interest tn science, to promote rese.trc h und knowledge and to tee' ognize high achievement in attaining these obJeCttves Each project was JUdged by a team of professtonals or educators in four areas -- onginaltty and creativity. clanty of expresston. use of the scientific method. and knowledge . Delana Eichinger, and Kywnn Leib, and third row, Josh Napper, Andrew Baker, and Monica Moon. Also receiving superior ratings and qual· lfylng for district competition were Amber Snowden and Ben Haley, not pictured. Floor vote expected today on new school ·tunding plan By JOHN McCARTHY Associated Press Writer .tc h~eves. COLUMBUS - A new plan to The JUdges were Lmda Smith, ask voters' to ratse the sales tax by a chemistry teacher at Meigs H1gh penny per dollar is movmg 4uickl y School. Dave Barr. btology teacher at through the House. bul it could come Metgs Htgh School. Wendy Halar. apart if labor unions persuade administrative asststant for Meigs Democrats to If} to restore a w~tge Lucal Schools. Jesst Vai I. teacher at provismn concermng school conMeigs Middle School: Vinton Rankin. env.ronmental technictan of struction. The House F,inance Committee Philip Sporn Plant ..and lvaunna Netvoted 22-6 to send the bill to the lull gler. chemtst at Phihp Sporn. House for consideration. A lloor vote Students receivmg superiors at the Distnct Sctence Day wi II 4ual ify to was expected today. But a labor leader who testtfted compete m the ·state contest at Ohto before the committee sa1d untun< Weslyan Universuy in Delaware on would support the plan only tf Apnl18. Democrats can amend the bill to Continued on page 3 restore prevailing-wage prov1stons in school constructton. Tom Louts of the 14.500-member lnternattonal Union ol Operatmg Engineers said losing tht: prevadmg wage cosls each of his members ~an average of $1.500 per year on school proJects. He said the union could not support the new tax plan unless precontact Margaret Parker. commlltee vailing wage was returned "That solutton must begm with chatnnan . one of the committee our paychecks." Louis said. members Rev. Willtam MidRepublicans last year used the dlcswarth. Thornton. Becky Bacr to wtn support of the btll provtsmn and Da ve Gl!lt!ckner. or the Metgs that allocates money for school butldMu ...eum mes Democrats opposed the plan. Baer dtsplayetl a tentatt ve btcenle~dmg to a bttter ftght that the tennl.lllol!o tor Meigs County mcorRepublicans won . pnratlng part of the" state logo The Demo~.:rats earlier mdu.:ated that need for new and updated church htsthev wou ld seek a repeal ol the protories wa~ J1scussed along With the VIs;on m tht! new plan But no Continued on page 3 Planning for local celebration of Ohio's bi·centennial .continues who expec-ted a tnul. ol all tlungs ·'Not enough pcnplc l'omc hc1e to make a ttatl Dtd you h.tvc lun' · Well. ye' If you go on a sailmg voyage to the Queen Charlotte Islands the plaque by Krista Johnson, left, science teacher and director of the program which Involved more than 100 students with science exhibits. Amber Snowden receives John Mora Memorial Award for best science project spt' lllng was ol a podol uncommon Farrah Fawcett's boyfriend charged with battery j I OS ,\N(;J:I I:S (AP I - Aclt c>S l·.m.th F.11cc~ 11 s ho) l11cnd wa' -.· haT_:!cd \\llh ml .. d(!l1CanOJ h.1ttcry lot .tllcgcdl) allacklng he> at h" 13ci·Atl lwmc Ja,l month PmdULlT-dnec tor Jrtmcs On 44. \\ ,ts c h.ue~d Fnd.ty .wuh a >t n~lc count nl h. ttt cr) ,wthntt llcs sotd He could l.tcl' .1 year tnpll and a $2.000 I Jill' II \,.ll/l\ It: led ~· Sports on P11ge 4 AEP offering teacher workshops this summer r~.l l her" II: . . outhcrn OhiO. \\JOtmg tu h1oadc n the1r knowledge lo1 c0 lk ~e cred it tlus >Uilltncr. can lmd Am~o;!ll.lll fll~.tnL Power\ olf~rmg of 199:-. \Vn1"'hops lor Educators on .... . 2856 Hiking in British Columbia.has its own unique twists and turns llv IHTH RENNEISEN ~iarin Independent Journal One ul 1hr np lton ' lor our thtrd d.1y ul tl.t\ Cimg tn tile Queen Ch.1rloncs \\,IS ,1 \IJ CilUUU., ht~C · til the tnp of Mount Y,ttt,l ]O( lllllllt! .1hovc an <'·~ Meigs, Eastern and S.outhern , lose contests I the paths of the "Hatda," the proud natt vc people who have called these tsland s home for the tens of thousands of years .. Our group of 18 rela~ed on the deck of the 68-foot' ketch Island Roamer, anchored for the cvemng . We were here to sat I Hatda Gwauthe Hatda name for the Charlottesand catch a ghmpsc of a lime gone ~ ...... Tuesda.Y, February 10, 1998 Queen Charlotte Islands abundant with ·native folklore and wildlife By BETH RENNEISEN Marin Independent Journal We were wrapped in the st tllncss ol Anna 's Cove. silent exceet for the chdtten ng ol kmgftShcrs ·and the lhppmg of a p1¥eon Gutlilmot with It' bn~ ht red feet pumptng funously aaoss the surface of the water The Queen Charl otte Islands are .t piau.: lor qu1et retreat. Isolated Iro n! C.tfljda's wes tern Bnu sh ColumiJt.t matnland both culturally <1ml ~cng taplllCally These tslands. tcchmcally part of western Canada. ~1ft:' ht:' lit:'\ ed to have been fonncd hy ,1 ':oL'p,uatc tcctumc plate thatnugrat cd nonh Irom the eq uator Sp.usc l) populated, they arc a ~ t l'.ll pl.lu.:' to g.tthcr your thought s \\hdt .... ulm g th t:' v.atcr s and wnlk1ng ..... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH . : . · Sentinel News Staff Planning for local prOJects and programs to celebrate Ohio's hicentennial was continued at Monday mghl's meeting of the Meigs County/OhiQ B.'centenntal Commtttee held at lhe Me1gs Museum Beautification projects were d,,_ cussed wtth Jeff Thornton reporting that he has planted carnations m hts gret=nhouse for U!\e m landscaping proJecls. Locatton of plantings was dtscussed with one bemg proposed for the l'Ourthou!\e yard It was sugoested thai hoys and girls 4-H. ~cuuts, JUniOr garden clubs. FFA and FFH might be interested 111 participating m the landscupmg proJI!i..'t ~. Also presented at the meetmg was a ptcture of a county flag destgn. the one now used by the Meig' Count y Emergency Medical Service. whtch shows the courthouse. the nver. agnculture and industry. . Before any firm decision ts made on the !lag destgn. it was dectded to solicit :mggest10ns from the public. Those Wllh dt!sign ic.Jeas are ask~d to amendment was offered on the salestax plan to restore prevathng wage. "We dtd not thtnk 11 was the best time. in this commtttee. to bring up thts ""'e ... satd Rep Vernon Sykes of Akron. the committee's ranking Democrat. The committee chmrman. Rep Tom Johnson. said he was aware that labor was pressunng th~ Dt!mocntls. "I apprectate the bipanisan effort in handling this bill," said Johnson. R-New Concord. The new plan was stmilar to one the House failed to pass lasl week as a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution. That proposal came up two votes short of the 60 needed In pass such an amendment. The new plan would not amend the cons lttutwn. though. so only a simple nHIJOrtty of the 99-memhcr House need to vote for its passage. But opponents satd they would lile a lawsUit agatnst the stale should the Legtslature pass the plan They satd the approach vtolates the constitution because lawmakers have no power lo l.lsk voters to puss law s. Attorney General Betty Montgomery. however. satd Tuesday that the Legtslature's appn1.1ch would pass const itUti ona l muster. based on research done by the slate\ lawyers Half of the additional sales tax would go to school buildtngs and operational changes that were approved last week. The other half would provtde property-tax rchef for homesteads. Rutland Council OKs l'voinovich: Ohio well-prepared for future new poI ice officer . A~sociated Rutland V1llage Council approved the htnng of a new poltce officer durmg its monthly meeltng Monday mghl. Council approved the htnng ol Kevin Dugan who will take over the post ).Iter thts month. Meanwhile. council approved a computer desk and a software packet for the polleeman's compwer. Mayor JoAnn Eads swore 111 Martin Andrews as a new member ol vtllage council. He Joined counctl members Judy Denney. Dick Fetty and Jay Dewhurst at Mooday night's meetmg. Counctlwomen T:tmmy Searles and Verna Martin were absent. Council approved the monthly rerort presented by Clerk Rosemary Sn •wd.:n-Eskew contaming the folIo ing balan~es: cash book balance. $ ' i.515.82: general , fund. $1 11.04: ctvtc center. $1.163.85: pouce. $3.633.86; law enforcement. $487.33: street. $8.287.49: highway. $5.872.85; water department. $6.829.33: sewer department. $4.945.23: sewer debt. $5,542.27: utility department, $13.082.35: FEMA. $68.784.07. Eskew also reported the village ha~o cenificales of deposits in the ban!l,._f'or $25.000 each and that the first insuillment of the Federal Emergency Management Agency gmnt for tlood rehabilitation/relocation for $175.000 has been received. Council opened and approved the sole scaled btu lor $1.101 recctved by Robert Snowde n for the vtll,,ges Toyota truck. In other equipment maners. counctl approved the purchase of four pteces of former miht.try eq Uipment for $2.500 from DRMO in Columbus The equtpment -- two 5-ton dump lru<.:ks. a 2 1/2- tun l'i.lr~o r.:arrter. and u gener.llor -- was obt:.1ined lollowmg last year's flood . Dave Davts reported on work nel!ding done m the v1ll.tge and suggested council purchase cellular phones Council tablet! dtscusston on the subject. Counctl approved htnng two contractors on a four-week contract to put 111 sewer pumps and control panels. In addttton. an estimate from Myers Paving of Henderson. W.Va .. for $10.152 to pave Nelson . Bryant and Elm streets was approved. II was noted that the new overhead door for the civic center. funded by the Ohto Emergency Management Agency and the Rutland Emergency Medical Squad. has been installed. Council approved sendmg Eskew to a mandatory clerks' schoolm Cambridge for $35 and approved a request from Eskew to make a $7,000 payment on the new backhoe. In other business, council set next month's meeting for Marth 9, 7 p.m. at the ctvtc center and mel in executive sesston to discuss personnel. B PAUL SOUHRADA Press Writer COLUMBUS.- Democrats and Gnv. George Voinov1ch agree un :Jl least one thine There is a lot more wor~ to be do~e 10 Vomovtch 's final year m office. "Ohio ts stronger today than It's been in anyone's memory. und '' well -prepared fllr even greater days ahead, .. Voinovich said Tuesday 111 hts eighth- and final - State of the State speech. In a 50-minute speech fllled'Wtth references 10 how Ohio 't:tcks up aga1nsc the rest lhe (UUntry. Vomovich trumpeted hts accompltsnments stnce laking -oflice in 1991. Among them. slashmg welfare rolls by half aod cutting the growth of Medicatd . the federal-state proGOV. VOINOVICH gram that helps pay for health care for the needy, aged. blind and dtsabled. and for low-mcome families agreed. "Governors give state of the state with chi ldren . speeches to give good news ... satd The state also tops the nation in Mary Boyle. Voinovtch 's opponent numerous economic and soc tal indithe U.S. Senate seal now held by for cators - from low unemployment Democml John Glenn. rates and busmess expansion to the "But the leadershtp responstbthnumber of children enrolled 10 Head ty is to add[ess the tougher news " Start preschool programs Voinovich has failed to solve a Voinovich boasted before an Ohio number of problems. parttcularly the House chamber packed with legtSiaOhio Supreme Court order to fix the .tors, state officeholders, Ohio stale's school-funding probkm. she Supreme Court JUSltces and state said. · agency officials. "The governor today painted a II is not enough. said Voinovich, who is barred by law from seeking a very rosy picture of education in Ohio." added Senate Minority leader lhtrd term. AI least\?~ thai part. Democrats. Ben Espy. D-Columbus. "The gov- crnor ha' to .tdm&t that des pile ht, best ellorts. &t's not enough... Ne tth ercnuld deny however. that all the 0oood n~ws has transl.<ted """ . ~1\yh t gh approval mllngs lor Vninovtch A statewtde poll released 10 mtd-Nuvember satd 69 percent ol those quest toned approved ol the )Ob Vowovich was doing - .tn all · ltmc htgh But II' all VumovH.:h wa . . rntere~l ­ eJ m wa .. ht~ Senat~i,, ekct1on, he wou ld JUst keep h" nmuth 'hut. 'a td Ohtu GtlPChamnan Roben Bennett. Though the speech wa ..... hnrt Ll n new policy IOitr,lll\-e'. Vo1novu.: h tluJ take the opportunity 10 urge the Legl.,lature lO move. lorwan.J With a plan 10 ask voters 111 May lo approve a ,;J ]es tax mnt:a \t: The lnl'n:a;.;e would raiSe more th.tn $1 htllton annually lor school, and rc"dcnltal property '" ' rcltcl Vomovtrh also a'ked lawmake" to tuck $100 mdlwn lor the schonl huddw g a''"'tance progr.un mto the $ 1 5 htllton constructton hudget lat l..'r 1h1s yc.tr Other new propu,:tls tlet:u led 1n the speech tncl uucd - A $1 7 mll ll nn progr.tm to proVIlle new,, 1nlornl.1tlon .md pmgr.tmrnmg to early chdtlhootl teal' h· ers and day care centers at I.51 X) sites - Expandm~ the E.trly Start program to g•vc flr,t-tnne paren1' the optiOn ol geltJng a Vl , ll !rom an early childhood prolcsstnnal - A partnershtp wnh the Oh10 Hospital Assoc1at10n to cmure that ll<!W parents leave the hospital with parenting 1nforma11on State of the State-Highlights By T.he Associated Press Reaction to Gov. Geor~e Votn<IVIch \State ul the State 'peech on Tue,day. whtch focused .;n education reform and the attempts to li x Oh10\ school-fundmg system " I believe that wtth the grow1 ng economy. there\ an nppnrtuntt y to fix what's wrong With publrl' educat10n Wllhoul a tax wcrea!<.t!."' s.ull Republican Secretary ol State Bob Taft. who " runmng lor governor lhts year. "Tax tncreases. tn my vtew. should be a la.'t resort .. "It's unconsciOnable that the governor" makmg the a-.sumptton that they've amved at a thorough and efficient lundtng 'Ystem:· ':ud Wtlllam.Phtlli,, e~el'ullve director of The Ohto Coalition for E4u1ty and Adequacy of School Funding, the group that suceessfull) challenged tn court the state's exiSitng system for fundmg publi c school' • ' .. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. 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