https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b67bcd46dd3ecd0a28330e43e193c1d.pdf c9e9f8f8ffb91911471354f0423acefc PDF Text Text ..• ~ . ., Page 10 •. The DaUy Sentlnel Pomeroy • MiddlepQrt, Ohio Tuesday, Februa..Y 17, 1998 Ohio Lottery Ariel Theatre to host musical performance on March 1 Pianist. Debra Arder. daughter- · ber oJ opera companies in Europe. rounded out with Cole Porter's m-law of Gall ipoli s residents Dr. Sh~ appeared in Opera Colum- Embraceable You, So In Love and and Mrs. Sig Harder. will perfonn at bus·· recent production of Carmen. Night and Day and Jerome Kern's the Ariel Theatre on Sunday. March A graduate of The Ohio State .A // tl1e Things You Are and You Are I at 3 p.m . ., Unive rsity and the Manhattan - in Ull'e. She wtl l shore the progr.am wi th School of Music, Ci ncione has won The concert is part of the Ariel ~k tropnlitan Opera star Theresa many honors and awards the most Theatre 's Sunday · Musicale Series Ctnctonc. soprano and · Phantom of rece nt being the 1993 Opera tolum - with additi onal perform ances on the Oper"a star Jeffrey Reynolds, bus Co mr·" ition . She cu rrent ly Sunday, May 3 at 3 p.m. with Patrill' IHJr. res idc, in fl<cw York City. cia Pease, soprano Gail Berenson, The pcrfomunl'c will featu re a Jcffrc ~· Reynolds has sun g ble nd or rnm:ullic classical and pop- numerous operatic role s both in thi s ul .lr nJU ~ IC . country and ab•oad. A Rcnai»ancc woma n. Debra He is equall y at home on the .-\rdcr l'Jrncd a medical degree and Broadway state havi ng starred in ltL\' n"e hdorc rcturnin~ profcss ion - lVest Sidt Story, Most'Happr Fe/la. ,d II lu her first love. Ihe pta no. Seve n Brides for Se\'ell BrnrherJ. She has appeared throughout the om/ the Phantom of the Op1•m. ,, 1unlry wi th numero us orchestras A graduate of fmliana U n ivcr~ity, 1!1l luJ111g the Ohi o Vall ey Sy rnph ohe is a gran t recipient of the Santa Fe 11\. Opera and NIMT \ George Lond on · f-h.'r London dchu t wa~ cr l!i Gl ii V grant. ,u..: cla 1mcd as "exce pti onall y hrilArdcr wi ll hcgin the program l lant.· · She rccc lwd ra ve review ~ for with Chopin 's Ettnl<' in A,tlat and ht?r n.'l'l tnh 111 .Chil:a~o . CirlL· inn<.iti. hi~ wonderful Frwrwy in J 111inor. .rnJ \V:hhrn,g ton. D.C. She will follow up "i th RachIn add1t 1on to perform mg. . . llc is manrnoff\ hnlliant Three R11.\ .1 il111 th~..· hlUrll..lc r .md Ani . . uc Dlrl:l'l ll f or Trcms criprio11 .1. CJnl' ltl llC and thL· (;rand P1anu Concl'l'l Sl'rr~.., Reynolds will join Ardcr to ofkr up She :.JIH.l her lw . . h:rnd . Tom lr\'c the much loved Copland ,ongs Tlt e 111 ColuJllhu .... w11h thc:1 r two daughBoatmen s Dan<e. Zion :r IVa/Is. Tlte ll' l " Lirtlt> 1-/or.,·eJ. Ar the Ri1·er and SimYtlUil).! :\1n~n ~.:: 1n . . up rano There· 1'/e GiftJ. ... ; t Cllll' l()llC: m;a.k her dl'hut with the: They wi ll also perform some of \lctr,lpolrt an Orc:r;l 111 ll)tJI -Y2 with Gcur1!L: Ge1~hw in 's wnndnful tune s fll'r l<ll'lllaiH.'c.., 111 ldmnnuo. Aida such . . as Sul llll'fltflim l·. My ·M an's I'm 11/U{ ond Eld. tm. Cow' No\\'. Hd :1· You i!1· My Woman Slh.' li.1 .., ~rl ..,o :-. un ~ \\ ith the New a11d Embrou'tt!Jie You . Theresa Cincione ltJl ~ Cny Op(' ra . a.. . \\l.'l l a ~ anum The aft l:rno\ln ·s program wi ll t"-tc Southern piano and the Lark String Quartet. Tickets for the series are $15 for adults and $10 for students. Tickets for the individual conce rts are $1 0 for adults and $5 for students. For more infonnation, call the Morris and Dorothy Haskins Ariel Theatre at 446-ARTS. James Witherell, MD Fanrily Practice Steven Sokoloski, MD Orthopedics Joseph Li, MD Pediatrics MichaeJ·Zirille, MD Fanrily Practice Rain tonight, low in 40s. Thursday, rain , high in upper 40s. 3-4-13-20-23 en tine 2 Sections. 12 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedne~day, February 18, 1998 Publishing Company At ehs, Meigs ESCs agree to merger Jeffery Reynolds By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff The Meigs County Educational Service Center. formerly the Meigs County Board of Education. and the Athens Couqty ESC agreed Monday night to merge their two oftices into a single office called the AthensMeigs Educational Service Center. Both ESC boards adopted a resolution to merge effective ~uly I and joint board meetings have been scheduled for the third Monday of each month until the time of the merger. Meigs ESC Superiniendent John D. Riebel Sr. said both boards have Debra Arder Joseph Free01an, IX) Family Practice Charles E. Williams of Rutland has tiled his petition with the Meigs County Board of Elections for the Democratic nomination to the office of Meigs County Commissioner. An employee of Southern Ohio Coal Company. Williams is a member of the Meigs County Democratic Executive Commiuee. He has served as a commiuee member of the Meigs County Commillee for Equality and Adequacy in School Funding. and on the Coal Miners' Political Action CommiHee ·as a member and also as the chairman_ He has served as a volunteer and charter member of the Meigs County REACT Team during its entire establishment. and as a Cub Master with the M-G-M Scout Council. Williams said Tuesday that he has ' worked with elected ollicials in Meig.<. Gallia. Athens, and Jackson Counties, as well as our state and federal elected officials the scrubber issue at the General James M. Gavin plant. "This enhanced employment at Gavin and preserved" the jobs at the Meigs Mines," Williams said. "I also was involved in working with ofticials towards the pumping and reclamation of Mei gs Mine #31 through Fedeml Court Hearings. appeals. and Reclamation Board of Review: and I ~s a contributor to the Ohio Em!rgy Strategy Report that was conducted by the Public Utilities Commission in 1994." "What all of the<e · projects and comminees have in cOmmon is that each endeavor was successfully accomplished through teamwork and \ Wiltna Mansfield, MD Family Practice Bridget Skinner, MD OB/Gyn James Orr, MD Pediatrics Scott. Smith.' IX) Family Practice Howard Greene, MD Ophtha4nology William Smith, MD Orthopedics I. H. Ki01, MD Pediatrics K. K. Lee, MD Pediatrics Jon Sullivan, MD Pediatrics John Tyson, MD Pediatrics CZT!te 'aio~eA vlie!gs CQinic is o joint COIIIIllitme~! between Slo03e.t CQinic and Con~:oOidoted SleoQtlt gystem!l. ~llJ\ misSion is to p~o~ide tlte ~igltest quoQify keoOtlt crue po!l!libQe to t~e r.------------~---:; propQe o~ -Meigs County. ill vUeigs County! HOLZER Meigs Clinic 88 East Memorial Drive 740-992-4060 been talking about merging for about centers' first orders of business will a year. having held two or three com- be to hire a new superintendent to bined meeting., , serve both counties. The boards compared both ESCs' Virginia May. the Athens County staffs and policies and found they are superintendent, and R'iebel are both very comparable. with counties made planning to retire. Riebel has 38 years of about the same type of people. of experience in county schools and State law says you have to have the county ESC. 8.000 students in your service area. The ideal candidate must have an he said. We only have about 4.200 Ohio Superintendent's Certificate and here with about 4.400 in Athens three years central office administraCounty. In addition. a city/county tive experience. Candidates were agreement with Athens and Nel- · asked to contact May at 740-593son ville-York school districts brings 8001 or Riebel at 740-992-3883 for the total to about 14.000 students, he more infonnation. eKplained. Applicants were asked to submit On of the new educational service a leuer of interest. resume. three let- Willia·ms tosses hat in ring for commissioner Even bcucr. surf incognito. sent from a company computer is leaving crumbs behind in the lirst You can hide your identity on- truly pers onal. More than .one pl ace . Programs such as Luckman 's line by first typing www.anonymiz- employee has lost their job over Anonymous Cookie (www.luckcr.com:8080(slash) before the what they co nsidered to be a private man .com( slash)anoncookicl slash )in address of the site you wish 10 visit. message. ,dex .html) allow you to disahlc (When you type the address of the To protect yourself when sending access 10 your cookies directory. 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Wilson Bowers, MD Pradeep Kandula, MD Pediatrics Pediatrics Mendieta, MD Pediatrics Pick 4: 4734 • Introducing Meigs Counties' Holzer Medical Staff Neal Collins, PA Family Practice Eastern · 169 Sports on P~ge 4 lzer Meigs 0 Lois Bosley, DO Family Practice Pick 3: Buckeye 5: Cookies and crumbs can cause trouble online your Internet interests can be traced By MARY CHALLENDER cr a nd operat ing system you usc. one partic ipant in a ncwsgroup The Des Moines Register your Interne t serv ice prov ider. recently blasted another memher by The· re sume. interview suit and which Wch site you last V!Stlcd . the snipmg in a message read by all the -.tro ng hanJ ~ hakc arc all gaud starts . pi ct ures you ca lled up. any pun:has- group 's members. " I see you're still Bu t tf yo u' re really looking to cs you made and sometimes eve n posting to alt.gay.sex." "l' ll someone - say. a prospecti ve your e-mail address. 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When post ~.,· \c ry time ) \l u sig: n ·o n to the Inter· Sometimes thi s invasion is minor. ing a message on a ncwsgroup. ne t. you unwruingly lay dow n a :rail as when you start receiv ing junk e- begin with th ~ headin g " X-nonr <llgil :ll crumh\ _ mail about "get nc h qui ck" oppor- archivc :yes" and your posting will Every Wch site you visit. you tunities foll owin g an acc idental hit appear only in the newsgroup. not in k u,·c hchmd mformatio n, ~.:"'lied on a homc·hascd busi nesses site . ari archive w:.c.c snoopy stran gers· "cooktcs ... about the type' of brows- Other times 11 can be huge . as when can sniff it out. sUps past lelal_ group dedication." Williams said. "It is my goal to help make the Board of Commissioners into an equally productive team." "I have talked with Commissioner Howard and Commissioner Thorn ton. and I wholeheartedly believe that we can as~emble this board into a team. dedicated to the betterrment of Meigs County and its citizens." The information that I have received from local. state. and federal representatives indicates that the time is right for growth in Meigs County. and if Meigs County is going to grow and prosper. it can only be accomplished with a totally dedicated team." Williams and his wife. Karen . have. live children. Tax plan ·headed to Voinovich, .then voters • erv1ces • • • • • • • • • • Family P_ractice Pediatrics Orthopedics General Surgery OB/Gyn Ophthalmology Laboratory Mammography Physical Therapy ){-Jtay . ' I i COLUMBUS (AP) - It took lawmakers nearly II months of divisive wrangling to craft a response to . the Ohio Supreme Court's order to fix the way the state pays for education. Now t)tey have less than th(ee months to sell their plan to voters'. The end to the Legislature·s job came Tuesday. when Senate Democrats Leigh Herington of Kent and Judy Sheerer of Shaler Heights cast votes with majority Republicans on legislation asking voters to approve a penny increase in the state sales tax. The bill - which passed 23- 10now goes to Republican Gov. George Voinovich. who was expected to sign it before Thursday's deadline to place the issue on the May 5 primary ballot. If voters approve the sales tax plan. the more than $1.1 billion raised annually would be split equally between education and property taX cuts. The court gave the state until March 24 to come up with a more equitable funding plan for schools. It ruled last year that Ohio' s current funding system is unconstitutional because of unequal funding among districts and too much reliance on . property taxes. · The seven justices retain the. final word on whether the legislative plan complies with its order. First, though, the voters will have their say. "It's a relief to know that we've crossed over'lhis first step in getting it to the voters," said House Speak- • er Jo Ann Davidson. R-Reynoldsburg. " I also understand there's a lot to do ahead. " , Senate President Richard Finan . R-Cincinnati, was optimistic Ohioans would approve the tax increase. "I think it has a good chance." Finan told reporters. "We'll have to raise some money ... and I think we're going to have to be out on the stump." Supporters of the plan may have to wage a campaign without the state's largest teachers union. The Ohio Education Association supported the legislation. but won ' t decide whether to actively back the ballot issue until its leaders meet Saturday, said OEA lobbyist Carol Pierce Mix . Anti-tax activists. meanwhile. already were lining up to oppose the ballot issue. "This would be the largest tax increase lJl Ohio history." said'Scott Pullins. campaign director for Ohioans Against a 20 Percent Increase. "It would cost the average household $250 a year. A lot of those folks are going to be lower income." Also vowing to campaign against the issue: Toledo millianaire Bruce Douglas, whose own school-funding proposal is the cornerstone of a selffinanced run for the Democratic nomination for governor. ' "It's a bill that raises taKes, but doesn' t fix the problem," said Douglas spokesman Dale Butland. . Continued on page 3 tors of recommendation, copy of transcript and current certificate to Athens-Meigs ESC Superintendent's Search Committee. 507 Richland Ave .. Suite 108. Athens OH 45701 by March 30. The ESCs provide services to the local districts -- Eastern, Meigs and Southern locals in Meigs County -that might be difficult for the districts to provide on their own. The Meigs County ESC provides a school psychologist. auendance officer and speech therapy services in addition to talented and gifted programs (TAG) and classes for handicapped students. The ESC also manages standardized testing programs. t~xtbook stud· ies. bus driver and teacher ce rtifications and makes recommendations to the local boards. Riebel said the Meigs ESC has about 26 employees not l'Ounting workers for the Adult Basic Literacy Educalion (ABLE) program which brings the total to about 30 workers. The funds from the two offices and all their property will be vested in the new ESC. acl'Ording [O the r.esolulion. ' Riebel said the funding mechanism for the new entity will remain largely the same with unit funding from the "ale hased on the number of student s in the district. pl us exec<> costs fro m the school distric t's served. EKcepl for the hiring of a new supennlendenl . Riebel sa id few person nel chan ges woult..l be made . Offices of the Athens-Meigs ESC will be maintained at 507 RiL"hland Ave., Suite 107. Athens. with an midi tiona! office located at 3}0 l/2 Main St. Pomeroy. where the Meigs ESC is now located . For the first year-and-a-half the board will consist of 10 members from th e ex isting boards. In the futur~. board members may be elected from subdistricts set up within the ESC area. Riebel said. Request for second county home levy rejected By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Staff A group urging another auempt at passing a levy for the operation of the Meigs County Home met with the Meigs County Commissioners at their regular weekly meeiing on Tuesday. The group. representing a cpmmiuee appointed by the commissioners last year for investigation into the home's Qperation. urged the commissioners to· place another levy on the May ballot. A half-mill proposed levy was defeated in November. prompting the commissioners to pass a. resolution closing the home to temporary residents and limiting the use of the buildigg for temporary emergency housing for indigent citizens. The resolution aiso called for the placement of the home's I 0 permanent residents in.alternative housing as soon as possible. and established two commiuees to consider the establishment of criteria for admission intq the home and to determine eligibility. Yesterday. the group. made up of Dale Colburn, Guy Hysell. Robert Smiddie. Paul Black. Steve Beha and Joy Stewart of the Meigs Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. andAdonna Wilson. a monitor with Ohio Legal Rights. proposed . another levy outlets, the report says. as much as aHempl and alternative funding . $75.000 in additional operating rev"We bdieve -that the ·people of enue could have been rai sed last year Meigs County continue to hold the alone. belief that all human beings are worRaising these funds would have thy of being treated with dignity and · left a cost to the county of $21.'Jl!5. respect." the committee's report according to the committee's caku ~ states. lations. The county's cost last year. By increasing fees to residents and after fees and other funds were colby obtaining funds from MRIDD lected from residents, was $71,625. sources, SSI funds and other funding The commissioners' levy proposal would have generated an estimated $ 11 O.OIM) for the hoJlle's operation. Ye<terday. commtssioner Jeffre y Thornton. who has opposed closing the horne under any circumstances. made a motion to place another lev y proposal on the-May_ballot. but with·drew his tnotion after the board a•reed to leave the home open for e emergency cases. Continued on page 3 ~~;;::~I DISCUSS ISSUE • Membert of a committee prganlzed to study the operation of the Meigs County Home met once ag•ln with the Meigs County Commissioners yesterday. Pictured, I· r, are Guy Hysell, Adonna Wilson, Joy Stewart, Paul Black and Robert Smiddie. New Racine boat ramp remains _elusive goal By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff "Not forgouen," is how one Ohio Division of Wildlife official described plans to construct a new Ohio River boat launching ramp at Racine. However. the proposed facility is apparently go closer to becoming a reality than it was two years ago when first reported in The Daily Sentinel. · Although Racine already has a boat launch. the existing ramp is plagued ~y a limited approach to the river and deterior.llion of the ramp itself, which occasionally leads to stuck boat trailers. Some. including the division of wildlife, envisioned a modem launch facility located near and complementing Star Mill Park and within the village's corporation limit where patrolmen and community residents could help keep the 'Trigger man' next new launch from being targeted by vandals. The state disagreed with the price sought by the owner of the desired site. Dave Bright. a !Ish management supervisor for the Ohio 'Division of Wildlife. said Tuesday morning . State real estate ofticials took into consideration the prices paid for similar riverside lots in making their offer. he said. As a result. the department is now looking at other alternative sites. closer to the RaL"ine Locks and Dam. representing a departure from earlier hopes the new facility would be built within vi llage limits. he said. However. Bright com mented thai the project has not been forgollen . "Absolutely not. this is a key area, " lie said. "We want to locate below the Racine Dam ." In Gall.ia County. the division of wildlife recently closed a real estate deal on approximately 10 acres of land near the Swan Creek Bridge on slate Route 7 to construct a boat launching ramp. Bright said that site is about seven river miles below the Gallipolis locks and Dam. along a stretch of river with no public launching ramps. He sald the division hopes to be able 10 advertise for construction bids this fa ll. De sptle its shortco ming•. the existing Racine ram p is popular with area anglers fi sh ing the productive lailwaters of the Racine Locks and Dam. Paul Karr of Chesle r and hi s BassTracker fishing boat are a regu lar fall and winter fi xture on the Oh io Ri ver. particularl y in the R"cine area . "The existing (ramp) is terri ble; when the water i' up three ket. you( can't pull up to back i.n. II\ not kvel '\ in there... it\ just not a good ramp.'' he said. Karr said he used the nmp I0 days out of 12 a couple or weeks ago. catching a lot of ~auger. H<:: observed thai the U.S. Army Corps of En~ i neers has eased up some on its restrictions, allowing anglers tu fi ., h closer to the dam. "I just don't under<~a nd how the state can go three years wi thout doing any thing." he sai d. Karr speculated the stale has an unreali stic view concerni ng the value of riverfron t propaty. kading to the delay in action . Karr said replac in g the exi"ting ramp would be especia lly beneficial for the vill age. Like ot her lishermen . he O<:C<t'ionall y buy' lunch. gasoline. pop and snacks in the vi ll age. More people woul d come In use lhe ·facilily. particularly people with large pJea,urc buab, he said. . , "Thcv don 't like going to Ral:inc. · 11 s not a good place to put in ." _ . • Zamora sentenced to life in pr1son -· rDRT WORTH . TexaHA P) With former Naval Academy midshipman Diane Zamora condemned . · to prison until at least 2038 for killing her romantic rival. prosecutors now tum to securing a similar fate for her ex-tiance . "We're only half done, " lead prosecutor Mike Parrish said Tuesday. after Ms. Zamora was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison. "The man who pulled the trigger st.ill needs to be brought to justice." ' Jurors deliberaied for siK hours Monday and a few minutes Tuesday morning bef<;> re convicting Ms. Zamora of killing 16-year-old Adrianne Jones . With the support of Miss Jones' parents. prosecutors opted not to seek a death sentence, .giving the 20year-old Ms. Zamora an aulomatic life 'entence thai makes her dig ible for parole in 40 years. The ex-fiance. David Graham. rejected a plea 'bargain· that would have put him in prison for 30 years. Parh sh said. lf hi s trial proceeds thi ' summer. Graham will face much or the same evidence as Ms . .Zamora did. The couple were hi gh sc hool seniors at the time of the ki lling. Both . oraduated with honors and earned prestigious spots in military academies the next year. she at the Naval Academy. he at the Air Force Academy. They were arrested in September !996 after Ms. Zamora's academy roommates said she had admined to a killing. Police said Graham and Ms .· Zamora gave si mil ar statements about'driving Miss Jones 10 a remote lakeside field. where Ms. Zamora hit the girl in the head with a weight and Graham shot her a' ' he tried to flee . Both of the accused <aiJ the ' laying on Dec. 4. 1995. was an auempt 10 " purify" their rdationshi p alter Craham and Mi ss Jones had a fling . Ms. Zamora te<t iticd that she l'On fessed pnly 10 take the blame fur Graham. She said othe" - clas>mates and a former be't foend - who testitled that she also confes,ed to them were either mi staken or lyi ng . Some said Ms. Zamora told· them Miss Jones deserved to die - and thai she'd ki ll her again if ,he" could. Deknse anomeys tried to portray Ms. Zamora as a victim of mental and sexual abuse by Graham . And they blamed the actual murder on him. Graham h a~ a confession that can be admiued as ev idence. said Bill Lane. a Fort Worth auorn ~y who watched the Zamora trial. "Diane \JiLl .... he faked <I conf~s­ r tamc for him . bul what. e~cuse do~' he haver Lane ·"•tid . Be.., ide\ lht! confc..,sion .... prosecu tor ... al\o haw . .; hown that it wa . . Graham \ pistol that was u.sed 10 ~ill Mi'' Jonc,. Polio:: fl'umJ the gun in Grah:nn".; allir . " It \ going tn .be hJrd to ~xp lain thJt away. " Lane . . aic.l. "A confc\,iun at least you can tlai out deny. but the murder WL':1 pon 1n your attiC that\ preuy tough ... Graham's lawyer. Rubert Swofford. called a plea bargain "out or the 4ucstions ... and said he would seer. Ill have the trial moved out of Fon Won h. ..,jon to l:.tkt! rh~ " It's preny clear thll there has been an enormous amount ot publicity here ... he said. �_Wednesday, February 18, 1998 Page2 Wednesday, February 18, 1998 The Daily Sentinel '£Jta{,fisfutlm 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 814-992-2156 • Fax 992·2t57 .2r A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publlaher By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller ATLANTA The United Natwns Human R1ghts CommiSsiOn IS badly m need of bcilcr fundmg and more rdonn says one of 1he world s most pronunenl human nghls ad\OCulcs focmer PrcSidcnl J1mmy Carter One ol ihe h1ggcst problems wllh ihc 'i1 member Gcne1a based com mi SSIOn IS the obstrUciiOOISI ac(IVI ucs of us most voc1fcrous members 1 ·- who rcprcsc nl some olihc world s MARGARET LEHEW Controller IS rhc Hum 111 R1ghl s Comnms10n hca\l ly populaicd hy human fl l! ht s 1husc rs sa1d Carter an an c.:xdusavc 1nterv1ev. here w1th our ""'"'"'c Dale Van Alii ~very l'lteS..Uod-llltorotolll<o..,.._lrDm-..., 1 - , _ 01 ropa. 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Iraq ICOlUlllCd a member of the Human R1gh1s ). ,_ CommiSSIOn even af1cr 11 ' Moiler & rnvadcd and Anderson occupied Kuwmt and hoih dunng and af1cr a U N led alliance of counlncs Iough! a wa1 w11h Saddam Hussc1n s diclalorsh•p Close U N observers have detected thm hand behmd efforts to make sure every rcporl and dec1s1on IS approved by consensus mstead of a maJOnty or two t!Vrds vole When consensus whtch doesn t mvolve a vote a1 all JS applied to human nghts 1ssucs 11 usually means g1vmg a veto power to the mos1 abuSive governments charges Joanna Wcschler a U N rcprescntaii\C for ihe New York based Human R1gh1s Watch It also means !hal !here will be few 11 any coun1ry spcu lie spec tal rapporleurs or country ln\cs11gat10ns The pnmary a 1m of human nghl s Chma saw no ~.:o ntradil:tlon work IS lo stop thmgs like torlurc app ~rcnll y bel ween Its reprcssl\ c murder and arh1trary 1mpnsonment pracw.:cs at home and Its sc rv1 cc on as !hey arc occurnn g nol report ihc Human R1 ghts CommiSSIOn II ahout 11 years after ihe lac! when hIS renewed 11s mcmbc sh1p each 11 s 100 late to save Illes The way term Since 1982 and held a place Ihe UN commiSSion 1dcally docs Oil th~,: LOill!TII~SIOII 10 J9H ~ whclllh !hiS IS through IIIUCpCndcnl rappor ~o ld 1C1~ massacred stu den ts 1n Bc1 leurs who lry 10 VISiiihc counlty and Jln 'i! s T1ananmcn Squ 11 c r~li !;C the alaml 10 realtime Thc~c same countncs and ot hers The se 1apporlcurs arc qullc of ihCir ilk h\1\C S)S ICIIlllll afl} oft en diSI1n£U1Shcd lawyers "ho ... ou ht to we 1k cn the m 1ntl1k of the behcve deeply 111 ihe concepl ol C Hl~llli \SHln WhOsC S!1CLIIJ I lppor human nghts Carter cxplaans tcurs lnvcst ll.!a tc md r~o:p011 un II go mto l t:ountry md They abUSl:\ mvcs11gatc all cgallons ol ahusc ·if·"":~. . 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", Sl:l:llll'd ln lrll:SI SIIhk loru.; 1111 But tim. lll~o:..,t,llhh: loll.. ~.: h' 1s met m tmmov~1blc obje<.:t the US Senate The Senile h1lkeu \\hen lnnJd the h1ll Lets not rush thmgs senators ... ud N..:xt \c.: u '"' t tlllL ~.;IIOU.!h Wdl now 11 s next year and the Senate 1s hcnt nn Jcl 1\111 Ihe hill lullhc r 1n a h 11111ng ploy to make IRS rcfocm an '"u' 111 ihc I Ill< Ill linn" luk llXp IVers IWISI slowly m the pohucal wmd The House ha' ddl\crcd ,, \\urk.Jhk IRS refocm plan !hal has the support ol hoth part1cs md ihe While H<•usc The Senate should JOin m and g1vc tax pl)Crs some re1l rel1cl by Apnl IS The (Toledo) Blade, Feb 9 An ep1dCm1c of gun caused deaths and IIIJUncs continues 10 be part of tho Amencan landscape Perhaps IllS ume to encourage the medical profession to try 11S hand at curbmg the carnage The nation s surgeons and mtcrnl!ls.,;cc firsthand the damage caused by gunshot wounds Accordmg 10 a Sludy 87 percent ol surgeons and 94 per <e nI of mtcrn1sls say 11 should mdecd be called an cp1dem~e Guns caused W 720 deaths m 1994 w~1ch mclude 13 593 slaymgs and 20 540 SUICideS To make mailers worse a siudy las! year by the Centers for DISease Con 11 ol reported 1ha1 children arc spec1al VICtims the Umtcd S1a1es sullcred more duld homiCides suiCides and gun related deaths !han any olh.r ol the "odd s 26 nchcst na11 ons Barry's World 1 roup ol ulunlnes mcludm" Chm1 Cuha IndoneSia Inn Mail)'" Ni-Cnl anu p lkiSilll pu-..hc.:d l.! loO)Utlon s~.:V~.::r,tl month-. .t_o th It tdvascd 1 1pportcurs to rdr llfl hom gl\1ng mcd1a puh IlLII) to 1hw lmdmgs unlll ihcsc ha\c hc.: t.:n umstc.lt.:rcd and dclthcrat cd upon hy ihe CommiSSIOn At a m1mmum says Carter even 'a relallvely small amount of r.nan c1al coninbuilon would help so ihcse hero1c and dcd1cated (apportcurs could al leas! be g1vcn adcqualc sec retanal help and a small alloca110n of funds to pnm and pubhsh 1hc~r rcporls Jack Andecson and Jan Moller are wr~ters for Unated Feature Syndicate, Inc The 'science' behind smoking bans The war on smok~rs rages on ihroughoul the lmr land nowhere more so !han 111 Cahlornm "here 1hc LcgiSialulc" conSidenng a mea sure !hat would repeal the slalc s 6 week old ban on smokmg m bars The repeal bill has alrcad) passed 1n ihe Assembly much to ihe con s1crnat10n ol the state s n01 sy anti smokmg lobhy \\c arc appalled sa1d Alan HcndciSon preSident ol lite sl He di VISIOn of 1hc Amcncan Can<Cr SouCI) 1h II lawmakers have kowlowc d In lhc WIShes and rnan 1pultt1nn ol the tohat:co tndus lry But It as sland\.:rOus to suggest ih II Callio1n1a lawmakc1 s 1re hcnd mg to the "1shcs ol th~,; tohac<.:o 1ndust1 v cspcclllly consHJcnng th 11 ihc 1ndus1ry hoasts nowhc1e ncar Ihe 1nllucncc 11 once CllJO}Cd 1n S ICrl men to dnd other stah.: ~..:ap1tab not to mentum 1n W,tshln~ton 1 he rc lilly IS Ihal C.illlnrm 1s han on smokmg m h Irs h.ts llll:l crass roots rcs1 stam.:e lrom th~.: ~111c s '\6 000 h 1r < wncrs 1t s ~ nul lum or so smokt.:l ' md mo1 ~.: th m 1 lew nonsmoke rs hkc yours trulv who ts'iUinc til 11 people Uo Tl\11 I!O hHcmkrso11 "' '"' '''"'s "' "'" rcma1ks u.:v~..: 1l the lhshoncsty ul the 11111 s mo~111 Johhy lrH.h,.: uJ lh s~.:U~.: I llllhiiUUl IS ((I manufacture sale and usc ol tuh 1cco prod ucls Bul rather than come nght out and propose a smokmg proh1 blli OII the) ad\ ocalc smallc1 steps like smok Perkins 'ng h ms '" h ~rs And 1hcy work h md m hand wllh S} mpathcllc lawm3kcrs who 1rc on ly loo wllhn 0 to usc the powu of !_!0' cmmcnt to ta x rq~ ulatc 1nd ht1g lie tnha~..:t.:o products to 1111ke II sn l.:llstly ami munn cn tcnt to smoke md so 11 sk) lor toh ll:Ul lO illp \niC S 10 sdl Ull.l p!nnwh; smoknl!.. th ll 1 dt..: I h•.: to p1 oh1h1IH>n IS IC..:l.:0111phsllcJ II th.H 1s not Jll sldlol.Js cnou_h tht.: IIlii smok1ng lohhy tl so t.:nhst... 1 '1 1hk ol ~lt..: lllt s l 'YillP 11h11crs who d1 sto!l smokmg rest: IH.: h In pw\IJc.: 1ustJIK 111on lm govt.:l nmcnt u ILk downs on smnklll,J. In IY91 Ihe a_cnc y 1elc "'u 1 v.d l puhhl.:llcd n.::port d umtn . th 11 ,t..:~.on dh tnd smokc 1s 1 k tdlll e1. tusc.: ollune! l IIK c.:r 111 non . . mokt.:t s ILI.OU IIIIIH! lot ~ ()()() J~,; tills I yc.: II But thc.: 'c lmlitn ~~, \\lit: ,o un,ucn I tilL I" to h nlict on lllltd In I Ill ihc I PA rc\ ICWeu 10 sc lcc iiVely chosen stud1cs of spous es ol smokers In 24 of lhc s!ud1cs rese 1rchers aclu Illy found no slalls tu..:lll ) s1gm!H.:ant met case 111 cam:c r So 1l was on the bJsls ol ~IX stud1cs nul ol ihc tola l 10 that ihe agency Jed ~red secondhand smoke a class A l l!Un ogc n as ha;mrdous to human hcalih IS Saddam Husscm s chcmtlll we tpon~; ~;tockpllc II !Ius w ISn 1 unethiCal enough ihc EPA dchhcralcly e<cludcd lwn maJOI studie s !hat undccm1ncd Its prc.:Lktc t rnmcd sucntlllt: vudll.:t on sccondh md smoke One ot ihc s1ud1cs lundcd hy the N.uwn 11 C.m lcr Institute lound that nonsmokers h 1\4..: no 1ncrc tscd nsk of lung ~.:an lt.: l ts 1 Jesu it ol exposure to scl ondh md smoke du11n!! d11ldhnod m ihc wmk't>l.llc 01 hom l1vm! 1111h a p1ck 1d1y smnkcr lm 40 years or lc"' Ye1 despite ihc unccr111nly ahou1 tht.: 1..: m~..:cr 11sks ol sc~..:ond h mc.l 'moke Dr D IVIU M Bullls ,, ' Pe Ll I list m rulm mary mctilunc at the Unl\c lstly ol C~tll lorn11 San D1 ~,;go lltd lc 10 "le nll sl on Ihe EPA s sec ondh md smoke study 1ns1 stcd then.: 1s no lon!c r a tc t:~..: ntl y th~t Jch lie Ill the SCICnlliiC communll) th lUI tht.: J,UH!er ol smoh sc~.:ondh md 01 course !here " IS hnlc de hale m tlu: sucntlltt: ~..:ommumty ahout the thrcals 10 hc,.llh posed hy dumn (wh1ch the EPA also declared a class A carcmogcnl or Al1r unill men! ISis hclmcdly lound ih.ll hoth chem1c.1ls were henl!!ll 01 Loutsc th~t s tltc.:t tht: suen tllll: cnmmumty h1d sc trcd the hCJCehcrs oul olihc AlllCIICan puhhc 1hou1 hmh d1nx1n utd Al.11 And liter the icUCI ,d - <>'LIIIIIlCIII h,IU "Congratulations' You are a fmai1St m Our $10 000 000 sweepstakes'" Today in history By The Associated Preos Toda) IS Wed nesday Fch IK the 4lJth d •Y ol I<J\IX 1 here lfe 11 h d 'Y' kli '" lhc year Toda} s H1 ghli gh1 111 HIStory On Fch 18 1861 Jcllerson DaviS wa' 'worn 111 '" prc"Jcnl ol ihc ( 11n Ieder lie Slates ol Amcnca m Montgomery Ala On I hiS dote In 1516 M uy Tudor the Queen ol Englond popul1rly known '' Blmdy M "Y w IS horn 111 GreenwiCh Palace In 1'\~6 Marlin Luihcr leader ol t~c Prolcslanl Relorma11on 111 Germ my dlld In I '\64 1hc ariiSI M•chclangclo d1cd 1n Rome In 1885 Mark Twam s Ad\Cnlurcs ol Huckleberry Fmn was puhll shcd 111 1hc United Siales for ihc firsll1mc In 1910 the nmlh plane! ol our so lar syslem Pluio was diScovered In 1\l'\3 Bwana Devil ihe mo11c that heralded 1hc JD fad of 1hc 1950s opened m New York C1ty In 1960 ihc E1ghth W1n1cr Olympic Games were focmally opened 111 Squaw Valley Calif by V1ce PrcsldCni N1xon In 1970 1he Ch1ca~o Seven defendants were found mnoccnl of consp1r mg 10 mule nols al ihe 1968 Democrallc natwnal convention In 1972 ihc California Supreme Court struck down the slates dealh penalty In 1977 1hc space shullle Enlccpnse Silt ing alop a Bocmg 747 wcnl on lis mmdcn ll•ghl above the MoJa'c Desert \\ ultrt: "it '"h Gannett News Service WASHING I ON - Kot1 Ann 111 IS wornctl th It I llll''d \lc.: llliiH If) ttl 1ck ~~ um.t lr.tq nt te- ht humhlc ly hilled lrKJI oil lUlls wnuldn I ihe suspLClLU h1d should look lor ways lo heap 111suli upon hu!'l I here s no proal !hat diplomacy works Wllh Saddam Dlplm•tallc clfon' d1dn 1 slo p hm1 Irom IIIV.Idmg Kuw 111 And months S tdd 1111 an~ ol Jawhomnl! !Jdcd to conv mcc h1m N• IJU,SI.:IIl ktdd111~ gt.: tic.: I d s uJ 1 he UN sec lei ICY \V~:. ' houltl not 111 stsl tht..: It li.)l lc.: l{.k:l who JllUtknt tll y h " dt~n~.: Iu s tx . . t ..l.il 111akc 1 loolnl/\nn1n lnrdu " '"~ topt:lmttl N llhf1c.:l tot' unll:tlcrul llll.:SS to ' ll c"i thought 11 hc ludm !! pl1~..:o h 1 ha s Wi..: tpons 1 I tlllss lk strui.:l toll S td dun tn vt thtc.: s the.: wlc ol tht.: wntld hoJy whose.: usduln..:s' 111 sud1 11111 tcr . . lonl' h '' hl:c.: n suspnt on hunlllltlmg While Ihe PeN 111 Gull W 11 \\ " loudll tn ll s nun~.: th~.: Llil!t~..:d Nat1ons llcldcd nn truops nor "lwul dcrcd my ol ihc ""' ol he lime h 1ck Saddam s a.;:grcssaon Kuwa11 II d1d howc\cl \lllor s mantle - t..! lllhl ~e ccp l IIIL and the rc.: spons1 billly tor cnsunng 1ha1 Saud 1111 liHu up 10 ihc lcnns of ihe cease f1rc aflcr 1he U S led coahllon crushed Iraq on tiJC bailie field Bul when ihe UN mspcciors "ho were sent to Iraq lo destroy lis weapons 6f mass des1ruct1on Cdmc close 10 uncovcnng Saddam s germ II low them to th~,; lr work was qutck VIS it piH.xs ( onlrnntcd w1th 10 Wlihdrlw On ly ihc hum1ha11ng lnlillary uclcal hiS army sulkred accompliShed 1h 11 Bul SaJd "" " nothmg II nol per S •do am s ddttnc.:c ol the.: Lt.: 1'\t.: In t.: 11!rt..:c.: mc nt Ann 1n hlmkcd He ht pc< 1,! "'"' hope Ihe li 14 1 dllial< 1 will SISICn t Wickham IL::,pond to som~.:th m ... olht..:r thlln the mill! try pov.lt th~,; Umted Staks flOW thl~.: Ill: li S to USl: I~ IIII SI h1 s rt.:.! lllll lnstc td ol dcm md1n\! ~.:om pllmt:t..: Annan ~..:o urt s t..:omprn rlllsc w11h 1 tn m who ucats comprom1sc a\ 1 sa.n ol Wl tkncss •Pr• II lor 1ha1 k1nd of Lour '~c th tl kmd ol Wisdom th.ll Wlil dlow us In 1111kc ihc kmds of JUdgmcnl 1h 11 wd l all ow us lo gel out ol th1s tht..: scue tary ~cncral He aga 1n " cha ll engi ng lhc resolve ol 1hc Un 11cd SiaiCs and Its ~Illes to t:t~rry throu!!h on th~,;;u threat to u ~;e loru II ncccssary to dear the way lor ihe U N weapons mspcclors 10 Jo lhe1r JOh II ' a ! 1m hie he " more lhan "1 lh ng In t1kc Wh)' Because he places lillie ' due on 1he \ hvcs ol Ju , people 1nd grcal stnt.:-~ rn Ius hciH::I th 11 the Ament:m puh11t: will lose ats shnn tt:h for w 11 o n ~,;e hody h t~s sllrt ~..:o mmJ hom~.: Saddam 1s c..:onvm<.:c.:d th tt ntronal ihmkers hkc An n Ill will 1iw 1ys Wilt sud ol the Joommg m1htary show when coni ron ted hy 1rr llmn tl pen dow n That s the k111d of knee knoc k1ng talk 1h.11 emboldens Sadd un and make' a shootmg "ar more likely In stead ol 1ry1ng to keep Saddam from bemg humdmicd Annan pic llkc h11nsclt So I" 1hc 1dmm1Sirlll0n 1nd Its Bnush ally ha> c 'hnwn no "en nl backm" down Irom 1hc1r showdown wuh Saddam W11h or "11hou1 Ann 111 s support !hey will usc Ioree ~ WVA Showers !-storms Ram Aumes Via ASSOCIB/ecJ Press GraptucsNet The Associated Press Southeastern Ohio Tomghl L1ght ram ltkely Lows m ihe m1d 40s West wmd 5 to I0 mph Chance of ram 60 percent Thursday L1gh1 mm likely H1ghs m the upper 40s to lower 50s Chance of rum 60 percem Extended forecast By The Associated Press A nearly s1a11onary wlu lmnt Will keep ihe rmn douds over Ohw tomght and Thursday the Nallonal Weather Semc~ sa1d But the ram won I be nearly as heavy as on Tuesday when nearly 2 mches was measured m parts ol nonhem Oh10 Lows tomghl will be m ihe m•d 30s to low 40s H1ghs on Thursday will be m the 40s The record h1gh temperature for th1s date al the Columbus weather station was 65 degrees 111 1948 wh1le the record low was 7 below zero '" 1936 Sunseltomght wtll be a1 6 II p m and sunnse Thursday at 7 19 am Across the nalton The soggy Oh10 Valley was ramy agam early today and snow tell aci'O!I• parts of New England and lhe mountams of Anzona Another strmg ot El Nmo powered s10cms was lin mg up oft the bauered Northern Cal 1forma coasl Ram was spreadtng toward ihe northern San Franc1sco Bay area ahead ol an01her storm !hiS weekend, although today s storm wasn t TaX plan ... Meigs EMS logs 8 calls pohcy hlln! Jn,en hy lr 1Uuulcn1 Sl.: lt.:nce essary Joseph Perkms IS a rolummst for the San D1ego Unton-Tnbune Allorney General Beny Monl gomery has sa1d she IS conlldent ihe bill w11i pass constitutional muster t:a nt n..;k ol d\ 1111! IJom s~.:1.ll i1 Lih mJ smoke And the.:\ 11lllll 1u .l to r1.1 SU Ilk thl lt: .! Js lliUil tl 1.1llLI I 'nwk un.. h u1 1n h tr' \\ 11h 1m k Ill.; UJ l\11 hP\\ JllUd1th1. htn \HlUid uht th~.: '' 111.' hu o\\ll\.1' 111 lost hu-.mc.:ss md lh" mud1 lll 1 nUl ' '"'t..: 11 \\oulll he 1,1, hu pHtlllh v.l10 smokt..: Cdhlm 1111 s hIll lll smoklll.! Ill hars IS ttc.: xthook ex: tmpk ol puhlll tgam - The Daily Sentinel iUSI'SliJ 96<11 Iu s htolo!_'ac tl weapons state l r som~.: seg:mcm of his own Ull/cn s E\cn more trouhhng he m1y parcel ou l some ol !hose deadly IOXIns lo tcrrnnsts who will lry 10 untcasl1 Ihem on Amcncan s01 l Th 11 s lhe kmd ol humlhatJon the currcnl standolf hct\\ccn the Un1tcd S1a1es and Iraq IS mean! to prevent L landtng on li s pa~sen ge r s1de • Today's livestock report contmued rrom page 1 S•milad) Blll "' anu tllhe l poi111 t..:ally moll\ lied st.:h.::ntlsts h 1\\.: nus led the Ammc 111 puhlic 11110 he I"' sng th 11 nnnMunkas I Kl 1 ''.!11111 The larcLI may be a nc1ghhonng He was <lied lo Mc1gs Counly Juven1le Court on charges ot no ope rJior s license and la11ure 10 diSplay reg1Sira110n pla1es No mJunes were reported Rain to stay around for awhile Ihem Left unchecked Sadd 1m w1ll 'ltlckpilc - md C\ Cnlually usc Kerm11 A McElroy 87 of Pomeroy d1ed al 0 Bleness Memonal Hos P•l•l m Athens earl} Wednesday mom1ng Feb 18 1998 Funeral arrange mems will be announced by Ewmg Funeral Home Russell E Buck.dew S.1yre KQ ol Poml Pleasanl \'. V1 d1ed Tuesd •Y Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Feb 17 1998 a11he Hol1er Med1cal Cenler Born July 25 1917 m Mason Coumy W Va he was a son olihe lale Lew'' M1hon s.,yre and Flaura !Buckalew) Kapp He wa' abo preceded '" de 11h by hiS Wile Thelma We1gand Sayre slepfather Is we Kapp and slcp brolher Ross Kapp Thursday mghl L1gh1 ram hkel} He was an ~ron worker .1nd owner ol 1he Buckalew Grocery S1ore lor Lows m the lower 40s many years A member ol 1he Belle mead United MethodiSt Church Poml Fnday Rmn likely H1ghs m ihe Pk ISant he was also a member ot Ihe Iron Workers Local 787 ol Parkers m1d 50s burg W Va 50 year member ot Mmlurn Lodge A F & A M No 19 of Pomt Saturday Most!) cloudy wnh a Pleasant York Rile & Bent Kedem Shnne ol CharleSion W Va and Pal chance of showers Lows m Ihe low W1lson Shnne Club of P01nt Pleasant er 40s and h1ghs m 1he lower SO• Surv1vmg are t"o dau.;h1ers and son, m law Donna .md Da\ld Deal of Sunday Moslly dear Lows m the Pomt Plcasanl Sh~rley and Bnan Bilil"hs ol Poml Pleasanl ihree erandsons upper 30s and h1ghs 111 the m1d 50s and several couSins The funeral will be Fnday I p m allhe Deal & Brown Funeral Hol]le with the Rev Carroll McCauley othc•at•ng Bunal wll I be m Ihe Suncre'l Cemelery Poml Pleasanl With Masomc graveSide ntes by Ihe Mmlurn Lodge expecled 10 produce new llood1ng Fnends may call Thursday at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p m More ram was lorecast through ihe OhiO Valley and across ihe m1d AllantiC reg1on and showers were posSible along ihe New England coast and across ihe Great Lakes COLUMBUS (APt - lnd1ana moderate Between 2 and 5 mches ol snow Oh1o d~rect hoe pnces at selected U S I 2 230 260 lbs country was forecast over New Hampshlfe buymg p01n1s Monday as prov1ded pomts 34 00 35 50 few 33 75 plants Wrmont and weslem Massachusens by the U S Departmenl ol Agncul 35 00 36 SO few 37 00 with lighter snow posSible lor eastern lure Markel News U S 2 3 230 260 lbs 29 SO New York and powerful wmd gusts Barro11s and gills steady to SO 33 50 210 230 lbs 26 50 29 SO along ~.:owilal areas cenls lower demand and movemenl Sows s1eady to weak Mostly lalf and dry weather should help dry out 1he Southeasl a day aller powerful stonns raked the reg•on 8 21 a m state Route 338 Bon Un1ts the Me1gs County Emer L1ght ram and snow was posSible gency Med~eal Serv1ce recorded e1gh1 n1e Mauhews treated al ihe scene for the unseasonably warm nonhern calls for asSistance Tuesday UnitS RUTLAND Plums wh1le ram was lorecasl over respondmg Included 8 54 am Me1gs Mme 31 Park wesl central Texas and soulhern CENTRAL DISPATCH er Run Portal Dave Dobson Hol zer Oklahoma Flumes were posSible m 12 41 p m Rockspnngs Rehabll Med1cal Center Central DISpatch Colorado 11at10n Center Julie Boyles Veierans squad assiSied More ram was posSible lor soulh Memonal Hospllal SALEM TWP VFD em Anzona bnngmg womes about I 23 p m Beech Street M1ddle 3 IS am slate Route 124 hay posSible lloodmg In Anzona s While port Vera Stewart VMH bale tire Mounlams 5 to 12 1nches of new TUPPERS PLAINS 6 34 p m US 33, Amber Evans snow was posSible VMH 8 50 p m VFD and squad lo Slate -A new-stocm system dnven by the RACINE Route 681 m01or vehtcle acc1den1 warm waler phenomenon El Nmo Ann W1ggms Camden Clark Memo 7 52 a m volunteer fire depart was movmg 10ward Jhe Pac1l1c men! and squad to Tyree Boulevard nal Hosp1tal Northwest automob•le lire no mtunes reponed sa1d Senate Mmonty Leader Ben Espy D Columbus But I want them to vole on a plan thai s fair Lawmakers may face a fight even genmg the plan tQ voters A conservative group has chal lenged ihe meihod the LegiSlature used to pul the ISsue on the ballo1 They say lawmakecs miSused a 147 year proVISIOn Ill ihe Stale COOS(l(U lion On Feb 4 Repubhcan conserva l!ves and several Democrals blocked a Similar measure 1n ihe lorm ol a constiiUIIonal amendmenl by la1hng to prov1de the 60 voles needed for passage The bill passed 111 !he Senale Tuesday and m the House last week was nol an amendment 10 the Oh10 ConslltutJon so only a Simple maJOr 11y 111 the House and Senate was nee lound ~.:\l d cm:c h1' 1cgamc h,td test ed li S !.: hel!liC ll WC lpnns on noJtiJCa) ptlsoners Kermit A. McElroy A 17 year old Coolv1lle areaJu>emlc w IS c11ed by 1he Me1os Coun I} Shenffs Depanmenl Iolio" •ng a one car aec•denl on Coolville Road Olive Township Wednesday around 7 p m Michael A McBrayer was norihbound '"a 1987 Sub1ru he wa> lesl driVIng aller mak1ng repms accordm g 10 a shentt s depart men! report The hood came unlaiched md llew up block1ng hJS v1ew He !hen lost control ol ihe car wh1ch wem 0lf Ihe nght Side ol lhe road Beat of the Bend .. Today's weather forecast of these t:h~,;mt~..:.tls to needless ly spe nd tens ol m!lhons of dollars to t..:lumn tt~..:: Ul\ 11 tl.:~..:: ol 1gamst Iraq 1l 11 docsn I soon allow U N Inspectors 10 VISit ihc SilL' thai have hccn pul ofl hmlls 10 1hc1 ' The slakes arc h1 gh If a ''IOOIJng war hrcaks nul Ihe Amcm on ~nd Bni1Sh force s Will lake casualllcs Bul 1! Saddarn " allowed 10 get away wnh stone wullmg those whu h we a mand ,llc to destroy h1 s wc~l(l<lns ol mass destru~.:tmn lhc dcalh toll may cllmh much h1ghcr He had used ihesc weapons hcfore - dunng ihc Iran lra4 War and agamst lra4 s KurdiSh mmnnly Bcl<>rc Sadd 1111 pulled the plug on ihllr opcr Ili on U N mspcclors Juvenile cited in wreck Russell E. Buckalew Sayre for~.:cd produ~..:crs U.N. must stop worrying about 'humiliating' Saddam By DeWAYNE WICKHAM ~ dcfund tnd cmas~..:UI:JIC the lnlSSIOil ol the u mmt ss aon :.~nd Its r.lf)pnr teurs dozens nl 01hcr rcpons or the much of lime th II h 1d ch,mgcd cvcnls The good guys l•kc ihc human nghts groups as well as lhc wh11c hatted Caner with hiS lnlcrnallunal center here arcn I takmg !hiS lymg down They rc pushmg m111allvcs 10 strengthen ihe commiSSIOn ihc • I cffom b1 1 sm1ll hloc of ahuSivc gove rnments 11y1ng lo lunhcr at whtdl pomt 11 would he lmt umd to outl1w • IColumbus 146' ly worded u HnmJSsJon related rcso lut10ns dumH.! the last years shows ct>un'•Y II could cllccllVCiy delay press attentiOn lor 1s much as a year By Joseph Perkms INO 44° A 16 year old Reedsv1lle yoUih was IllJUred m a one car aecJdeni on slale Route 681 near Tuppers Plams Tuesday around 8 45 p m Ann W1ggms was eaSibound driVIn ~ a 1988 Dodge when she los! comrol olihe vehtcle on wei pavemem accordmg loa Me1gs Coun IY Shentfs Depart men! reporl The veh1cle shd olf ihe nohl Side of ihe road and slruck a lree wh1ch prevemed 11 Irom shdmg ~nto a ram swollen creek D 1mage to the vehu.:le was lt\ ted Is hea\y W1ggms was transported by Ihe Tuppers Plmns squad lo Camden Clark Memonal Hosp1talm Parkersbur! W Va lor observa11on Teresa Becker 95 M1ddlepor1 d1ed on Tuesday Feb 17 I~98 at Vel emns Memonal Hosp1tal m Pomeroy She was born on December II 1902 111 Clifton W Va daughter of the lale Ernest and Martha Ward Henry She was a homemaker and allended ihe M1ddlepon F~rst Bapllst Church SurviVIng are a daughter Bell1e J Gladwell Middleport a son Don Becker Middlepori two Slslers Alma K1ng Ch1111cothe and Mabel Arm strong Waverly SIX grandchildren and mne greal grandchildren BeSides her parents she was preceded 111 de,llh b~ her husband Delbcn Deb Becker a stster Blanche Jones and a brother Oscar Henry Funeral serv1ces w1ll be held on Fnday Feb 20 1998 at I p m at the Middleport Chapel of FiSher Funeral Home Wllh Rev James Kessee olfi c~atmg Bunal will follow at Kirkland Cemelery 111 Pomt Pleasanl W Va Fnends may call al the funeral home on Thursday from 7 10 9 p m and an hour pnor 10 the serv1ce Carter s 111 stm~.:ts on thts are on Fm mstlll t:c r outh injured in accident Teresa Becker large! Close ex 1mmaiH>n ol carclul Tb1" ol UlUrsc would stym&c the ere 1t cst sUI !!e of hlc savmg medm lltentum at 1 tnnc wh~.:n the rappor tCUIS Ui..: i.ldU ttly In the thUSIVC Pn\\ucu h1 puhl" he 11111-' th It exposed the tax a_,!cncy 'abuse> the IRS R~.:stiUUU1111.! ;"tnd Rdorm ALl w.. ~.:pt oH:r th~.: US House 1n a 426 4 tsuna The (Fremont) News-Messenger, Feb 10 It s d1scouragmg to note !hat 17 Oh10 lcachers umons have filed stnke no11ces so far th1s academ1c year That compares wnh last year when there was only one 1eachers strike and none m 1995 and 1996 academic years We don t pretend 10 be able to Judge the ments or know the facts of !hal stnke or any of the ihreatened stnkcs But we can hope out loud thai umon leaders are aware of and concerned atlouithc 1mage that stnkes creaied dur mg troubled t1mes lor educatiOn When the cry IS for more support for schools many voters who have been affected by downsmng or a changmg economy are not ovc ly sympathetic to h1ghcr taxes prnnanl} gomg for h1gher salanes Dunng the past 25 years leachers umons have done much to 1mprove the status of teachers and much of the effort was badly needed Bu1 1he economic 11mes have changed The focus should be on a partnership that produces the quahly education 1ha1 we all say thai we want --Local briefs-- Thursday, Feb. 19 AccuWealher'" lorecast lor day lime con,dit1ons and Somet1mcs they don I even have secrctanal asSIStance to wnte up 1he1r reports and don 1 have fundmg to pnnl up and diSinbulc lhc~r reports of human nghls atroc111es As an example of the good and bad uf the current system Caner mcnuoncd a rapporicur who wenl mto R"anda m 1993 and reported the prospect of temble alroc111cs wh1ch laler resullcd 1n lhe genoc1dc But when he gol hack and tried to make hiS repon publ1c he was frus !rated 1n !hal cl fori The Daily Sentmel• Page 3 OHIO Weather Repressive regimes stymie UNHRt mo"t tcprcsst\C governments CHARLENE HOEFUCH I ' General Menager Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Pul\1 shed very afttrn "100 Monday through frKI~y Ill f1 urt St P m"ro y Oh t>y tl"k! Ohso V:tlley fubhshmg ("(lmpanv/Ganncu ( o Pomtmy Oh n 4HMI Ph 9«P 21 'i(, Stcnnd d11~S pollll'lg" M~mbtr p<nd al Pf'mcrov Oh 11 Th A!>roculed P res~ and the Oh Ncw'flap:r As.soc litton POSTMASTER Send Th' D~•ly Scntlntl otuo.;'i7h) :ul1.hc~s Ill cmrectto s I Curt St Pc>merov SUBSCRIP110N RATES By Carrier or r.tolor Roulr One Wc:rt One: Moo1h S2 Ull SM 7n S104 Uti One Year SINGLE COPY PRICE Oatly....................................•........... ... !"\~ C'cnti SubKnlxn not dcsmng to pay 1he caner may remll madvance d reel to Tht! Oa ly Scn1mrl on 1 three s xor I"l mon h basts Crtd!l wttl be ¥•vcn curter u ch wfd No suhscnptmn hv ma I when: home c•mcr pcrm•n~d servtcc ts .av:a lablt Pubhshtr ruerns the rtghl to ~dJUS I tn arus ratts d1n tn' the subscrtptton periOd Subscr~p110n raft cllan~o'es may be tmptcmentcd by ch,!lg ng the: duratton of the subscnpuon MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lll$1de MtiJs CouDIJ I)W<eb 127~1 26 Weeki SlW..b 15) H2 Il Wetks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $29 25 S5h 6H $109 72: • $1115~ Ritts 011Uklt Mtll' Cou•IJ Stocks Am Ele Power ............... 49 ~ Akzo ............... 94'4 AmrTech 41 '1• Ashland 011 54• AT&T 63\ Bank One 56 3//4 Bob Evans 20'4 Borg·Warner .......................... 55'',,• Broughton 15}, 16), Champion Charm Shps 4~. City Holding 45 Federal Mogul 48\ Gannett 62 Goodyear 68 Kmart 13'· Kroger 40'• Lands End 41 ~ Limited 30\ Oak Hill Flnl 26\ OVB 35'1. One Valley 3~. Peoples 41 '· Prem Flnl 23~. Rockwell 58~. RDIShell 51 "!. Sears 52'1, Shoney s 37. Star Bank 56'1, Wendy's 21 ). Worthington 17 -·-·- Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis Meigs announcements URG linanc1al a1d workshop A l1nanual a1d workshop lor prospecuve Umvers11y ol R10 Grande Me~gs County Branch ''u den is will be held al ihe Semor Clt1 zens Center Thursday m 1wo ses SIOIIS l 4 and 6 30 7 J() p m lorsiU dents need me addlllonal assiSiance 1n the hnancmi"a1d process Clubs to meet A planmng sessiOn for ihe reg10n al meCIIng olihe Oh1o Assoc1a11on of Garden Clubs 111 Apnl Will be held Monday al 7 10 p m al Tnn11y Church All 6arden clubs ot 1he county ~re asked 10 have Iheir oll•ccrs and some members al ihe plannmg sess1on Road closed The Scout Camp Road IT 112) m Chester Towns h1p wdl be dosed untlllurther noi !Le for road repa•rs Dance to be held A round and square dance with cloge'".! and Ime dance Will beheld Fnuay 8 1o II p m a! ihe Long Bol lorn Communi!) Bu1ldmg MuSic wll I be prov 1ded by Out of the Blue w11h An hur Conan! caller Lenten Breakfast planned Th~ 1nd1110n II Ash Wednesday break las! will be heiJ a1 7 45 am al Tn n111 Cnn_regallonal Church The breaklasl ~ d( be served 111 ihe Betban} bu1ld•n~ "h1eh " enlered thmugh the Second Streel emr 1nce Reservall ons are 10 be made w11h D~anne Hawley 992 2722 or Peg!y Harns 992 7569 Dance sel A round and square dance beheld al Post 9051 Tuppers Pl am' Salurday 8 to II p m True Cou111ry Will play and J1m Brown will call The dance '' open to ihe pubhc "'II As you are well aware I 'ome Innes depend on you to exlend a help1n hand 10 others Well lm 1111 aga1n and uo I ever have 1ch lllenge lor you I kno" Were all ge111ng 1 l1llle older bui how many ol us .1re up on 1h1ngs mvolved with med1evallunes' AI leas! a Jew I hope The Porlland ElcmeniM) School stud enls are usmg med1eval limes as 1he !heme ol the" annual nJhl to read program These days lhe program tnvo lves more than JUst readmg books The siudents Will be laugh! abou11ood a11hal time apparel cus !oms the whole mne yards and the gy mnaSium w1ll be dccotated 111 keepmg w1th ihe theme If you have mforma11on costum 1ng or \\hatever Lmda FISher would apprwale heanng from you Lmda can be reached at the school 843 527 1 Irom 7 30 am tu J p m Mon uay 1hrough Fnday I m sure Lmda would ·•pprecwle your 1npu1 md 1deas Do lei her hear from you Anu •f you h 1ppen to have 1 su11 ot armor ly111g around Lmd 1would ltke 10 know aboul !hal 100 However I doubl 1f your altlc 1s gomg 1o bum lorih w1 1h !hal Mrs Edna Tnplen" al home and lcelm g bener followm! a f1ll al her Pomeroy reSidence recenlly Edna tell and rece1ved qu11e 1 head IKerallon She was hosp11ahzeJ ""'ever~ I ua) s as a result Edn.1 was ,uch 1 lallhlul member ol 1he Women s AuXIliary al Ve1er.1n s Mcmonal Hosp11al unlll a lew nHmlh , 1go when fa1i1ng he 1i1h l:Onlmumg through noon Mond 1\ The cos! "$1 Ea,lern w•ll plav Ih< wmner ol 1he Ross S E 1nd S1 Joseph game !han ihe currenl nnes Mil11ary ailacks someumes bnng about man) lOnscquem:es In other words 11 s '•"Y lo s.•y leis do 11 bui dealin~ w1th 1he long r.m.;e problems cvolv mg " anolher ball game AnJ by ihe w I) who IS mvolved 111 lhese sever 11 polls !hat were hear Ill.,! .1bou1 ihese days Are !hey re 11 ly gelling the I ur evaluallon ol the maJOrlly ol people > Sure have my doubis I m sorry aboul bemg a httle late adviSing you about ihe weddmg anmversary ot Sol and Fanme Beg ley Mr and Mrs Begley observed 1he1r 51st weddmg anmwrsary on SaiUrday Feb 14 Valentme s Day I rece1ved a nole .1bou1 11 '" the ma1l 100 late 10 lei you know ahe 1d ot lime However lm sure they would appreCiate belaied congratula10ry messages The address IS SR 124 67926 Reedsvi lle Oh10 45772 I love hcanng lrom you readers but do keep '" nund that someumes 1he ma1l seems 10 move a lillie mure slowly !han we plan on so do lei me know 1bou1 upcommg events JUSt a lad earlier 111 Norma Torres d1rec1or ol nursmg lurihe Me1gs Counly Health Dep.lrl men! ldVIses me !hat the uepartment Will be havm g a couple of good ser v~ee programs commg up for the pub lie next momh We II lei you know wh II they are 1he wne schedules and how you can lake advantage ol the pro..-:rams soon broueht on her res1g:nat1on from the c-ro up I "as pleased ih 11 Denver and Nora R1ce were seleelcd as ihe home town . . weetheart..; m conJUnt..:tlon with And Columbus IS ihe scene ol 1 Ill ICIIVIIY al v.• ughan s IGA Siore m rally 1h" week lo wh1p up suppon lor M1uulepon Denver and Nora are such a mce couple who no mailer a Unued S1a1es ati.ICk on Iraq The poll s on Feb I md1cated a "hal always seem able to keep smll Ill£ stront!e r support tor such an tttm..:k Iraq-Why Ohio? By DEB MARTIN Hearmg slated Associated Press Wnter Buckeye Hills Hockmg Valley COLUMBUS - When w,,hm! Reg10nal Developmenl DISinci/Are t ton '"' tnt... the 1\t:!rl ee Amem.:an . . A~ency on Ag•ng will hold 1puhiiL pl 1111 ol VIC:W II "~~.: llh (( h 1\c a thtn _ hearmJ Feb 24 11 Ihe Mane 11 1 lor Oh o rvkmonal Ht"P'' II conlerence """" \Vh 11 'l10u ld Prt: \ldc.:n l C 1m on Jo 2 p m The.: "tralt!_ll.: art:a plan lur ibtlUI ICiq' M I) he ISk OhiO 1999 2002 will be presenied and pub rhl\" all real bread and buller lie 1npu1 IS so li< lied For !hose who tvt:rae-c Mr anU Mrs Joe Aml!nc 1 would hke 10 prev1ew ihe plan or SJUn Donna Sch l.1 ~ hec k 111 asSislanl pro up 10 g•ve 1es11mony 1bou1 the plan l ~.:,,or ol poltlll.:al s~.:~encc at Wnehl at ihe heanng conlacl ' hould be St11e Un1verS1IY 1n D 1y1on sa1J made w11h Glenda Collins 740 Tuc,day 3740 9436 by Feb 23 al I0 a 111 hr'l Oh10 hosied Bo,n1an peace Wnllen commenls w111 be accepied 1alk' al Wn.hl Pauerson Air Force until March 6 5 p m Base m Dayton In December Akron was the.: slle lor Cl anton s summit on Ticket sale underway r u.:e relations The ~..:urrt:nl nat to n 1l Advanced t1ckel sale' lor Mond IV topn.: r-. lr tq und 'ilJtn~.: \Va sh tneton mghl s DIVISIOn 4 g1rl" b t'll\eth til t 1. I '" \\\~ 1 hh rrc.: t nn _m_ 11ur tnd 1\ 1ourn 1men1 1re on 'ale 11 A In 1nckr t ()h, St tk l nt'c.:r' ' t' ''lun t John \ r~. 1 H•J h School ad " '" go 011 ' li e '' Ea,lern H1gh School 8 1111 ThursJ J\ \c.:dc.:ttr\ u1 ~t il L: MILk k i ll~.: Reques t for. ..,__;:Co:.::n:::;tlo=-ue=.d.;.;.fro.::..:.m-!pc..;ag:;_e_l- - - - ' Thorman has mamla~ned that the commiSSIOners <.hd not make dear that the la1iure of the levy would result m the closmg ol the fac1hty and has sa1d thai he Ieels the levy was defeated due 10 a rei uctance 10 approve new taxes rather !han a deme to see Ihe home dosed The coS! lor reSidemto 1he coun ly has been esumated at over $7 000 per year anu com miSSIOner Fred Hollman sa1d )"'krday !hat mo'l lan11he, wllh 111 elderly family mem ber or other rela11ve '" need ol c.1re could use $7 000 but noted Ihat 11 would be 1mposs1ble lo prov1de those funds to everyone m need The coumy by stale law IS charged wuh ihe responSiblhly of car by Bob Hoeflich \lh ( 1 ht Ddcll'i.: Su rd 11~.: 1 nJ \\ lull: II II\ 1 '~:: '"ucs 'A bro 1d bused middle olihe 1u popuiliJon 1h 11 IS nol archly ulll 'lt:r\o tllvc nr ltbt:ral hdps sa1d R Bru<c H11chner d~redor ul the Cen h.:r I ,r lntc.:rn till n tl Pro_ram ... 11 the l rH\t.:f ... IIV olD t\ 1 Hl m \\Ill! 111 N tl to tt d ~Lrl \th i LrS in h Bc.:r_a\'-dl k td 1 lllC:IOllll on wh tt Ankn~..:an . . thmk ol m1lltarv loru~ agatn . . t lr:.t q Bul why ha s Oh1o suduenly become Ihe he 1r1land h1r politiCal tng lor mc.ll.!t:nt re,Jdc-nts In o1her ad 1on the ~.:omml'~slonc;r-., approved 1he accep1ance ol Roule 7A formerly S111e Roule 7 from F1ve Pomts !o Pomeroy as a coumy road The commiSSIOner~ diSCU sseJ 1he cond1110n ol !he road last week w11h County Engmeer Robert E ''"" and ofl lcl.il s ""h the Ohw Dcp "' menl ul Trm,portttton The u unt\ had het.:n um-..lllm _ tl) t~..: cc.: pt t hl: r 1d unfll r~.:p ur'i w~,;rl.: ma<k Tr tthft:r.., ot lun<J, \\ 11h1n tht.: hu l 6Cis ol Mc10 \ Counl) E\lS 11d lhc Counly Treasurer were approved Present were ~.:omm J ssJoners Thornton Hollman and Janel Howard Clerk Glona Klocs and Prosecu11ng Ailorney John Lemes If the 992 Exchange is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis Toll free!! l~ DIAL 1: 992·7834 L, Holzer Cltmc :Here 'for Your :Hea(tn, :Here'!or Your Lifetrme �," Sports · Wednesday, February 18, 1998 The Daily Sentinel· • Victory Circle returns Page4 . round to dell: It uos' u 1 nt ) fl\ II E JSiern ,9 SS l1 ''" ) n1 0 i1 11 E '' ern H1 gh Sdun l C lutch flee lhJO\\ "wnttn g1 mg dm1 nlhnlr<lch Iced Ihe 1 Llr I) c kc tor I hi. ro n Hlon \\ th Sou tht:ln lc tdlllt h) JUsl o 1~ po nt Ad un C'umlllc- ' h1t I , 11 tht.: In~ to p 1d Smll hclll' k 1d ~~ Sl Jenne! Mill' hu il p 111 11om Ihe Ime Hill E11c Sm11h ol E l'ih.:rn h11 d1 'Ill!; by up (57 5~ I Wuh II H se ond Pde S" ~on hll p 11 1l . , tll'lc '- II put the g llllt <Ill of I< ll h II '\9 S) TII~.::SHnhan,\111 i a I( ,.., ''It; 11 [ 1\l,:ne-u l mtu n 61 ')) 11 R lliiH: onJUlUII) 1 0 Southc.:rn u1u.. h Il l \IL C I h\t: ll sud Tlu' w '" 1 h1c- \\11 h r n-; I h~ k1d' de '< lied 10 1 11 Ill 11 hi Thcv h 1d Ihen b Jd, n'llhc 1 ill md the) c tmc htt~ hom 1 h c Lklt L Ito pull Ihi' one ofl \h J!, 1 h "' "'me mce clefemn L: "' nd.., com.;- dm\ nthe Slrelch I " '" E i' lern lftUII fOI ee l tmg down md comt lf! had. the w ty Ihey J 1d E tstern ~o tc h 1 on) D~,;c 11 sud We I nn ~ 11 doll n 10 Ihe I '' m1nu1e tnd 11 ~as In) body s g lnlt We gol dm' n ca t! ) ltld t! t oo~ t lot mt ol us 11 hll '" cone h 1d Bolh clubs pll)etl 1\l lh •lol ol he ul E !'I ern co 'h Ton) Dec n showed I IOIILh of ell" 01 ' ' 11 111 0 hJS \i: lllfU \ IIHJ e- 1\ Ill :.-- th..:m LOil~ltit::l thlc pi ) tile tun..: tl11 Ht~hout th..: mC"ht Selin" J<hn D"£e' Joe) Week' Core) Yonke• Jeremy Kchl 1nd Slc\C D1 "' pl i) Cd Ihe 1 In il home !;! tme bdm c 1 I rer cmwd E lSkrll \\till \t mor 11ght up tlgh1 on lit.: lip 1\llh n I<n0 IIlier pom1e1 b) Sine Dw" Th 1 11 " Ihe I "' nl m '"Y DuN Ire)' ''I he sen ior re Ill) ro'e 10 Ihe occ "'"" l<u h" fu1II E "'""' Southern g nne Durst w '"' 4 4 on two pnmlers md 6 I~ on 1h1ee pomkr< tor 1 g tnlt h1c h '1g pnllll\ h1' :-.c l'-'011 h1gh D1n'i h 1d I R1111he fif\1 Solllh e1n e- 1me Jcn od M ll'cu11he 'w' e 10 I 2 lhe Eoslern shol oul lo a 7 2 lead on gonls h) DuN nd Core) Yonker Yonker he~ 111 1 good n1 eh1 on th e- bo 1rds pulline down fi1 e c 11 1m' 10 Ihe fi"l h 1lf MliLhcll W '" e• d died 1 lltlt..: I r 17 5 'ICore then 1 Duro,;~ ~ "'' u I J " B1 011 n 1h1 ee pn11ll pi 1y P"h"l I IO I~ 9 Sou lhem lon 0 ll bIlk I I~ II II Ihe' '"' bu7tcr s Ill L 11 llnilhc 0 ' " " " I ~ I ~ then \u.::nt up 17 1-l o 1 n Ad un C ulllll 0 1 ilc cll ll o\\ 1ni'A il~ <rlll 1 I ' lUll I cd II 17 17 c ul) uil hc 'LC md qt u lc l tht ne-' mt.l I h) Cun Rns.., c.: ll Rctht. : l go d took 1 bd1 1 mer 1 le 1d Ihe) held I< Ihe h If Sn!llhlln h 111 "' b<'l q1 "'" ol lhc )t If l10m 1hc ltliillC lull 'e 7 9 n Jutlm~ 1 -ll { m R~.: 1 h1.: 1 E "l t:rn" krc.:n ' K..:hl h 1d a ' 1 ~.: ~.: 111cht \\ 1111 I' l "'\ ,.., June- tlnre I""""' nld ''"' nil , '" '" l licld go lis Kch l 11 " ~ 10 f1om Ihe fidd m 1 gre~1 efl•lll Ct m11gs g 1\e Sou thelll some momer IUm c- otnc- Jm\ n the home sllellh 1011 "'" h IIIII me whe n he n ukd 1 I< n, ''"" homlhe kq 23 19 M•ll ' "'" ll ube1 hn f>ee IIH o\\s lo push lhc SIIS le Ill In ~6 21 !hen E l'-'1ern ... Sm th lil t rll:C' throw tor I ~6 '3 h illllllc I II) C1m ' ~' h d " ~ hi 11 Ihe h !If Rubcr I " Wulkcr f11 c llld M lis fom lot Snu tlk lll E '"'rn' Dt p;t h ttl nme 11 the 1111et nu ... "on md K1 hi hI(] f11e "' Soulhcrn mll"meu lhe hosb I 0 9 111 tht: ~e c onU round M'"' of lhc sc """ So ul he n 11 ould 111heJ h 11 e p ldcd up Ihe llmu quu1t:1 ul put 11 111 1 dump, ter For tile T 11 docs the llmd 1n11nd w" 1 t:lll\t: \( b td of I jln;( 1h II t:OH.:IJ II<'"' C dd11eiiJ1tltl cn nlook lm club 111he locker wnm ll Ihe h ilf lh!! \ Ch.: t m m~:n1o1 ' ud pr or In thL g lllk We. lt..: dom~ somclillll£ ddfl! CII I IOJ1 10 hl ( II l11ff11me) All )C 1r lm1c \\t.: '~.;:: m Hie 7 8 m nut ~s of •dJUSI Il\Cnh md Ihe lh nd qu Jrlcr \\..C \C gone <h \\ n the tuhc"i So were gm ng IO ore 1k Ihe JlllX IOI1 10 hl Smuhern npled 10 run fi0 Ure e1gh1s 11 lhc h ilf before " ' ust il shootmc- \\ trm ups Sou th t:rn rn 11\lllllccl I lour r Hill le "' much nl Ihe lh11d JOt nd F1mh NICk Bolm hlllhrec JUmpers hom Ihe posl md T1oy Hob ILk M>lls and Pc1e S"'"" •II conlllbilcd 111o The '' h1rl\\ nds wen t up hy ts much a!> ,e,en P"'"'' 16 1() ~ II he I I'\ m 11k II h o 1ppe ~red SHS h d h1nken Ihe thud qt 1rtcr u1r..,e Then lhc c11 1 ' P"'' c "' n d uk sh "l"" onlhe hO) ' 111 purple udcd nd •bclkd h) 1hree consecu111e D111 ' '' cy s md 1 Kehl lrey lh 11 cui SHOOT AND BLOCK- That s what Southern s Troy Hoback (41) and Eastern s Corey Yonker (22) are trying to accomplish respectively, during Tuesday night s Hocking Division contest at Eastern H1gh School where the Tornadoes won 5!1 55 (Photo by Erin Bolin) Ihe score Ia 40 \9 II Ihe I 30 m uk The clubs exchnngeo po<sesSJons and SHS wenl for th e last ' hoi 1s Ihe cuJilln fe ll on 1he IIII er 'core A Dursl lrey >gn11cd Ihe fin 1l round fo1 E lSiern md gase EHS n 42 40 1d1 1~ 11ge Dursl h11 1wo free lhrnws md a 111 o pomlcr nnd Joe B1m1 n 1 b l'ehne score " E ~<lern lc 1pcd 10 a 48 40 lc 1d 11 the o 00 mnrk SnUihern "e nI mnn to mnn nul of lis game long I 3 I and came bad 11 llh a' enge.mce SISson Re1ber md M 11, orchesl> 11ed 1grcal SHS come b Kk Sllll 1rad1ng nl 49 4-l Cu mm~ n uhl 1 lh1 ee pmnler (49 47) Bolin h11 1f1ee lh row md M ll ' 1111 aJumpe• f nm Ihe fou l Ime for t 50 49 SHS le nd Yel 1no1her Dursllrey ptll f: "' ern b 1ck up ~2 50 Ihen 1p.ur ofS" son f1 ee IIll OilS 11eo Ihe score 52 52 Slrugg hng 1n the p "' couple game< Cum 1ngs mu SIS,on hcc~me her0es ~' lhey Jnmcd M11ls m clulch free throws gomg do11 n lhe stretch Enslern hll 12 28 111 o pnmlers R 2~ three pouncrs 1nd 1111 5 II 111he I ne "11h IS rebound' (Yonkll 10 Kehl 61 E l'lern had four ' ' c '" 18 ll~rno vers mtl23 fouls Snulhc111 h11 17 ~91110 poullcrs I R lhrcc poullc" 111<! " " Io ,~ 11 TAKE IT' -The Meigs Marauders Collin Roush (nght) passes the ball to teammate Steve Beha (15) as Vmton County s Ryan Caudill spnnts up the floor dunng Tuesday mght s Ohio Division game In M_cArthur, where the host V1k1ngs won 65-59 (Sentinel photo by Dave Hams) the hne w1th 26 rebounds (RC! ber 9 Bolm 9 Mills 5) Soulhern had I0 slen ls ( E1 nns 2 Re1ber 2 Hohack 2) I0 lurnm ers ~ nd 15 fouls Conch Scolt WICk! me s httle Wh 1lwmds held on for t 48 45 wm after le~d by as much ts 17 m Ihe hN h 1lf E JSiern mode 1 gall ml come b 1d md had a sl1011o 11e 11 llh lhree second, lefl 10 Ihe g.tme m ,, gre 11 effort by both clubs SoUihern now 8 12 11 IS led by Mat W~rner " 1th 17 pomls md five asS! sis wh1le Garren K1ser h ~d I0 Kyle Norns e1ght and Chns Ran dolph SIX Easlern was leo by Josh W1ll w11h 10 Jeremy Coleman w1th nme Erron Aldndge e1gh1 nnd Man Cilld11cll SIX Ouuart~r IJ!till Southern 12 16 12 19-59 Easlern 14 9 16 16=55 Southern Pcle S1sson 2 0 4/o-8 M11chcll W 1lker I 1-0=5 Russell Re1ber 1 0 V4=7 Nllk !lolm 4 0 2/4=10 Adam Cummmgs 2 2 2/3-12 Troy Hoback I 0 112=1 Jon II han E1 '"' I 0 0=2 Jerrnd M,u, 4 0 4/5=13 Totals 17 3 16/2.&=59 Eastern Jere my Kehl l 2 1/2-13 Sieve Dursl 4 6 2/J-28 E11C Sml!h 1 0 0=6 Joe Bro11 n I 0 2/4=6 Totals 12 8 1/8-55 MSU tops Michigan; UConn beats Irish By HARRY ATKINS EAST LANSING l\11ch (API Mag1c Johnson made lhe h1g I ilk and Jason Klcm mode Ihe b1g 'hots ....... I lh nk we knew 111 il ong we were gomg to \\Jil Kl..: n s JH.l iller snmng 12 of hi\ 17 po11h 111 the sec ond half lo hel No 14 """"!"" S1me be 11 No 22 M1d11g m 80 75 Tueso IY11 ohl Klem s clulch perform mce capped 1couple of emollnn 11 d 'Y ' a1 M1ch1gan S111e that lealured a fiery pep wlk by Johnson John,on 11 h0 led M1d11g Ill Sllle 10 Ihe 1979 NCAA ch 1mp10n,l11p sho\1 ed up al pnc11ce Mond 'Y ""' remmueo Ihe Sp lrllnS how milch 11 " 11 'lake The Sport m' who le 1d lhe B1e Ten wllh 1wo games rem 11n mg h;n t.:n t won 1conference ch 1m p10n' h1p smce 1990 W11h Tuesd 'Y mghl s '~elory lhe Sparlms ( ,9 5 12 2) rem lined 111 fiN pi ICC Ill lhe B1g Ten Mag1c 11lked 10 us fn a long 11me s IIU Sp 1r110s pi I) m >ker Mnlocn Clen1e' who h "' 14 pnulls :.1 1d 'e\cn ''"'1~1.., I tlunk tt s t1me 11e stlrtcu we mng 1h 11 pnde uound here 1p un He lnld 1sc\Cr) one 11 ho e1 er pll) ed 11 MSU 11 ould be 11 llch llle- tht ' tme Magu.: w IS my e r 1\ onte pii)Cr No II a) thd I w~nlto ktl11m do11n In other JAM SESSION - Michigan State s Andre Hutson jams the bas ketball Into the hoop for two pomts as M1ch1gan defender Josh Asselin goes up a little late durmg Tuesday night s B1g Ten matchup In East Lansing M1ch where the host Spartans won 80 75 (AP) . By SCOTT WOLFE Muny people h 11 e liken ~ h ~ gulp .md '"allowed some pndc m l'kmg THE b1g ques11on of !Ius se 1 son When " " the I lsi 111ne a (11011 a part of Log m) 01 ern II Ihe le 1m 11 en gcd 48 po1111' ' ! 1111e lcd O) Bnh D1ddle 1111h 114 pmnh md 1 35 percem shoolm 0 chp G try Non" " " ne'l Southern learn \\OO Jlllrril one g tnlc .., llllh 215 (JOIIIS 111d 26 [lCICelll 1\Cr The answer W 1y h "k m Ihe age whtle S1e1e Shuler pul up lhe 1968 69 'c "on 11 hen Ihe ~e un won besl percent 1ges 11 41 percenl from JU St one g 1me 1'\~ '\0 sqne 1kL1 "' er the Ooor and h11 for I ~9 po1111' Rn) John,on h Kl I05 pmnls Ill IS g.1mes North G '"'' M my ol Ihe s HllC p10blcms lh 11 lor Ihe Torn.1does Oihcr le 1111111cm plt~ucd lh") c 11 'le llll plleucu Ihe bers were R IOd) Prnlfill M uk Bee h: Ill\ dUll I~ th II 111\IOrh.: st: lSOO gle Dann) Hill Billy ~hi! D m n und) poor 'hnotm_ p.:1c~o:nt •~ c' Sn111h D1cl S '"' 1ge md Sam Shun ,f1 1bh) t!. lens< fll~" !nul shoollug CurretUI) Glr) Norn,(K) le) md 1nd llltlHh l ,t ~.:nt r..:hou1Hhng J1m S 1m Sh 11n (MIll) ha ve k1ds m Ihe Acinus wldlctl lllc lc 1111 11h1eh S 1u1hern progr 1m no\\ Rn) Johnson lll]lftl\~.:ll _ reliJ ) thr.: lllXI Se iSO il Jr or Lillie Ro) 11 "a good h \Skel Ulllh~• h1 ' _u u.luK" b 1ll pi ) er md nm1 conches the \\ h<~l 11 '' Ihe I"''""' h<!hue lh ll c1gh1h gndc II f: Jslern \~.: u th II Southern h.: 1111 ,\on one Pia) mg g1rb hIll lh II ) e If 1\ a 1\llt 1 Ill it! I )OU II lhe clltl nl lhl ' fr~s hm 111 w 1s Sharon En 10 H 111 Lnlumn No lhc llllle ilhmed sn 11 hose son Ch,l(f " no\\ ~ freshman <1<>111 "'"~ 11 up 111 )Olll li''""l ol b 111 pll) er ,tl Southern S<llrthern B lSkcih •II b< oks Members of Ihe resen e le un 7 Anothc.:r lllh:r..:,llng Ill\ 11 ques II lh II se i<On ""' LO IChed b) 11nn When 11 "lhe I 1\lllllle lh 11 1 H1ilon Wolfe Jr 11crcS~m Shun R ILIIIC Snulhern squ1d nc 1er Ins! 1 RoJer Nc tse D II e \\ hue B 1rry smglc. g lOll! mcludrng holh the reg H 1rt G " YH.1r1 Fronk lhlc Art I hll ular md Inurn 1men1 1 II 11 " lhc on!) Jml Hubh ml Bud<l) P) b 1nd R 1< 111e le 1m In P"rform such ' le 11 Lou" VanMelcr Tue'<ll) lliJhl lhe 1997 IJR Snulh Freslun 10 pll) crs n fiR o9 11 ere ern Torn 1doe' ~ot the monke) oil R md) P) lcs Jc 11 ) lluhh ml RIL k lhllf b 1ck h) dele 11111~ Easlern S9 SS Sn) der Brei Hnrt Robert H) sell and lhus p1c kmg up Ill< If ''"ond 11 111 Ne1l Baker .lohn E1ch10ger Kenny The le 1m 111 6M 69 11 " nnl 11 Shuler Doug Rces Bruce Hart and hdpless as th~tr record sug!!ests J11n Hubbard J1m Hubbard ts Ch 1d s ho11 e1er '' 1he 1e 1m'"'' 1 couple f 1ther The freshman team 11 as 7 3 g 1mes h) 111 e poulls or bs Oue lh 11 se JSon 10d " " coached by L1r ry Wolfe such e~cnl 11 " 14R 40 lo" In r: ''' Da1e Wh11e led the le 1m 11 11h 267 ern Soulhcrn lost 1 dose 5S ~5 encoumer 1 0 1k 11111mlhe openm~ pomls md Sn) der h ul II~ In g1rls 1arSity b.111 the nedghng rn11nd oil he sec11on 11 11 R1n Gr mde The 111 o 1\0rsltkfc us l 111e IIIIi< sport s '" only lour games 10d South h mds of M1ller 102 W md 120 4X ern "enl 3 I under coach Conme The nexl worst lo" 11 " Ill R9 45 lo" W1lh,uns (En slen) nte le~m won 36 In l mon Furn Jce/Si" W "lunglnn 20 01er K)ger Creek 17 IJ over e me' un oh rne- r mkcU 1enm' No 7 Con ncc 11cul dele lied Noire D 101e 8R 79 •1nd No 9 f'11nce Inn rouled p, nn 7 1 S, Aboul fhe mmutes before lhe openmg lip off Jnhn"'n and Greg Keiser - sl~rs on 1he 1979 le rm 11ere miJOd11ced 1o Ihe I'\ 118 lms al Bre,lm Cenler Before 11k11l 0 1 se 11 Ill Ihe 'la nd, Johnson look Ihe pub lie 1ddrc" m1cr< phone We ve f!O I two more. g 1mes 1fter 1h1s Johnson !old -the chcen ng cro11 u Then 11e con h mg one more h~nner up The roar from 1he crmHI 11 IS almosl de 1fenmg How 1re we su ppo,ed 10 com pcle W>lh M '£"" ullenm M•cl11g m co~ch Bn m Ellerbe s '"' Is th II legal' Thai crowd 11 " m a frenzy Bul thai s ll1g Ten baskelb:m al 1ts best The Spartnns "ho ha1e won 1he1r la<l mne home games look con lrol from the Sllrt They led by as many as 18 pomiS 111 lhe firs! half Bul M1ch1gan (18 8 8 5) opened lhe second half w11h an 8 1 run ~nd light • ened ''' defense I thmk we dug oursell es such a deep hole m Ihe firs I h df 1hm we JUSI couldn I ov~rcome 11 Ellerbe sa1d AI M1ch1gan "e don I believe 10 mom I\ ICtnne!\ But \\t..: showed great character the way 11e c 1me b 1c k 1n Ihe second half We lost Robert Traylor (lo fouls) "1th 1 lol of t1me lef1 md "e sllll had a chance 10 wm IbiS game m 1 1ery host1Ie env1ronmen1 LoUI' Bullock scored 26 pmnt s and Jernd W trd h,1d 22 for Mlclug,m Bu1 th e Sp 1rtans h ~d a 41 25 reboundmg edge 0\ er Ihe Wull er mes who were pll) mg 11 >lholll pow er forward Maceo B !Sinn 0111 wllh a ch1p fr ICture 1n Ius llehl fool M1ch1g 111 Si ll< 11 ' 'held 111 lhou1 a b 1\kel - rei) 1ng on lour hee throws - for a span of 5 26 m the second h 1lf and suddenly the Wolleunes were bnck '" 11 Tnylorscored 14 of lm 21 pomls before fouh ng nul wnh 6 17 rem un mg Mennwhde Bullock md W1rd beg m 10 find Ihe r mgc on long md short Jumpers Bullock h•l ~ lhrce po1111cr one of four for h1m w11h 4 47 lell md 'ank 1wo free 1hro11' "llh 4 21 rem unmg 10 clo'e Midugan 10 o'\ 64 Bul Wllh Traylor on the bench 1ha1 s as dose as the Wolvenne' cou ld gel Bullock s JUmper cu11he Sp 1111n' le1o lo 777S w11h 174 seconds rem 1111111g Btll Kk111 whme lhJcc pnmler g 1\e MILhl 0 111 S1 IC 171 6X le 1d 11 11h I ll rem 11111ng clinched 11 w1th 1\\0 ftcc thrm""' w1th 6 4 \Ct: ond' left They were irymg In 1rkc '' 1w 'Y !hen 111 of a sudden I fnunu my,elf open 1n Ihe corner Klem sud I (Set: TOP 25 on Pu~e 5) Vinton County beats Meigs 85-59 By DAVE HARRIS Sentmel Correspondent Vinton Count y placed four k1u1 111 double figwes ns lhe V1k111e' rolled to a 85 59 11 Ill 01 eJ Me1 g1 n boys Tn Valle) Conference b "kcib 1ll act10n Vm10n Collnl) ouiScorcd M<1 0 s 38 18 n lhc m1ddle 1110 pe11 ods "' the V1kmgs em sed a 19 IX M<~es le~d 111he end of Ihe l1 r<l penod Vmlon Counl) "llh Ihe wm r '" es 11 s record 10 10 6 111 1he TVC anu II 8 01 er 111 Mei 0 S thops lo 8 7 111 the TVC and 10 9 mer ill S1x limes 10 lh e firS! pennd lhe Marauders held 1 1h1 ee pOill l lc 1d Bul every lime lhe M 1r IUders slarl ed lu pull ilW.I) Ihe scm lll e nf N lie Henderson kepi lhc V1k111S' clo'e Henderson scored 11 po1111' 111 lhe penod H 1nn m 'co red e>gh l m lhe penod for Me~g' J T Humphre) s added " ' md RO<lnguez fi1e ftll a"l\ls i<d by C ud II '"'" fn c H mn Ill led Ihe r.tu 1uders "llh 19 pn1nh Cullm Rou'h md W I) lon McK1nnq e llh h "' seven md J T H11mphre~ ' and Slc1c Bch h 1d SIX Me1g' h11 I Rol 6 1 1ncluom 0 lhree of 16 lrorn long rm pe ro l() lft M..:1c:!s IICill to !heIne 29 lime' md h11 1 0 lor 69'k Me~e' pulled dm1 n I, llhflllllds led hy Brnd D 11 enpn 1 1111h el 0 hl Me gs IUrned lhc b dl m c1 ~S Innes and h 1d II lSsl\1 lrd h) D n enporl wllh 1h1 ee MC IJs h ul Cl 0 hl SIC1ls "11h Da1en port md Ne I Giles gel PHILADELPHIA ( AP) - Few of 1he Ph1l adelph1a 7t.!rs were lalkmg about the1r rare Vlt:l<lry over an Ea~t ern Cunkrence opponent Even thoiJgh lhey beat lhe Cleve land Cavali~rs 9H 97 Tuesday mght the 76ers were more m1eres1ed 111 the trade completed carher m the day The 76ers made a long awaned move sendmg Clarence Weather spoon and J1m Jackson 10 th~ Gold en State Warnors tor Joe Smnh and Bnan Shaw I thmk thiS orgamzauon d1o a ~real JOb wnh th" trade ' atd Allen Iverson who led lhe 76ers With 27 po1n1' and e~ght assl\ls The fans deserve a w1nnmg learn here 10 Phllly and I don 1thmk there was any belter irade out there fat us Iverson IS e'pecmlly happy wJih 1he move He 1nd Sm1th played togetht!r tn summ:!r leag:u~s md h tve tmg 1\\o erH;h CLASSIFIEDS! 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JIM YOUNG, OWNER-* *********************************** Van ttyUpp. Score Southern Opponent 43 54 Alexander 44 49 Eastern 52** North Gallia 50 44 Kyger Creek 72 76 52 Glouster 43 77 Hannan Trace 56 Southwestern 80 39 Mtller 102 78 43 Alexander 78 61 Umon Furnace 69 39 Hannan Trace 78 69 Southwestern Eastern 63 36 42 Kyger Creek 84 64 North Gallia 68 Union Furnace 89 45 M1ller 48 120 Glouster 37 60 Sectional Tournament Oak Hill 60 37 **Only WID ••• G ilhpoh s md 23 19 mer Logan The lone loss 11as a ~I 29 defe111o Alhens Alllhc opponenh 11ere much b1gger SEOAL schools Bo) h " g1rls b ISketb 1ll come a long 11 'Y' G~rls baskelh 1ll pl1yers were En m Sue Cunmngh 101 Irene Coop er Debh1e Norrl\ R111 S ll,er S mdr 1 Sayre M try Smith Je 101 Hughes P 1m Buck Bell) Shaffer K Hhlecn LewiS P~lly Ihie P 11 Dumas Trudy M~'lonka and J me Don 11 an P my lhle (Struble ) 1s Ihe 1un1 of current Soulhern pl a)er Kun lhle lnc1den1 illy the msller to hmh tm11 quest1ons 11 191<J..I9~0 the 1alked often of playmg 1n 1he NBA had better conlrol of our turnovers together late m the game and we hun~ on Every ume we played them (the The Cavah~rs were unable 10 gam Warnors) we '111d we wanted to play a wm over 1he oulm,mned 76ers who together Iverson sa1d I !eel he IS dressed JUst I0 players Cleveland an add it Jon we n~ed on thiS team and had beaten Ph1ladelph1a 12 slratght we made 11 happen It thiS goes nght ttmes and had nQIIost m Philadelphia I can fimsh my career here smce 19'11 Dernck Coleman who had 17 Thev (76ers) were shonhanded pomts and 15 rebounds and has been bulthey responded Cavaliers coach the subject of trade talk s was not Mtke Fratello sm d Each ol !hem shocked al the move slood up to mak~ a b1~ shol It d1dn t take us by surpnse Ailh<lllgh lhe Cavaliers had a <:_oleman sa1d We figured some t:hance to tie Wllh 2 6 seconds lett thmg would happ.:n II m1gh1 tum oul Shawn Kemp thouJ ht the game was losl early beuer lor everyone The trade talk aller Ihe game over We d1dn t put any aggresSive 'hadowed a 111re m conference wm pressure nn !hem 10 lhe first hall tor lhe 76ers who are 4 25 aga10st sa1d Kemp who hmshed w1th ~0 Easlern Conleren.e teams po1111s We gave 1hem a comfort II s b1g tor us over.11l Ph1l,\del zone and !hal made them dangerou' phJa coac h Larry Brown sm d We Brev10 Kntght who m"sed a free I By KEN BERGER AP Sports Wnter Pnrtland sa1d hello tn Damon Stoudam~re and !he Golden Slue Warnors s uo g<xxlbye to Joe Smnh Ju st 10 be sale 1he Boston Celucs told Chauncey B1llup' In take a seal on lhe bench Promment names arc: (han . . tn!! teams as lhe NBA lmde deadlme nears w1th more lug deal> m lhe works Stnudanure had 12 pomts e1~h l rebounds and SIX assiSis m hiS Port land debut as the Tra1l Blazers heal the Wamors 101 X1 Tuesday m! hl The g 1me was pla)ed ailer Gulden State trJded Sm1th and Bn an Shaw 1o Plulauelph1a tor Jun Jackson and Clarence Weather,poon Wall Wilham' lraded by Toronto wnh Sinudam•re and Carlos Rneers had 15 pomls m his dehul 1111h lhe Blazers and Rogers played "' m1n ules tor hiS new leam The Warrmrs feartul ol losme Smnh as a lree a enl alter the s.:aso~ playeo shorthanded alter thetr deal w1th 1hc S1xers The Raptors were 't'll wall ill! lor the arnval ol K~nny Anderson a<:qut red 10 1he Stoudanm..: deal lasl Fnday wtth Alvm WJih lfllS and Gary Trem They 1111~ht have 10 1rade Anderson who has vowed nol lo pia y tor them The Bos1on Celucs one lcam reportedly menlloned by Anderson s a!cnl as a posSible taker benohcd B1llups the 1'197 No l over.li l drilll pllk md Dec Bru~>n 11 Sacrunemo The lnde dcildhne " Thursday al 6 pm EST 11 Chauncey " mvolved m a trade we don 1w.tnlln play h1m unlll 1he trade deadline " over Bo,lon coach Rtck Pttmo sa1d afler lhe Celucs lost 102 '19 to the Kmgs Stoudamtre a Portland nauve got a warm hometown greet mg lhen found out 1ha1 life mtght be eas1er w1th the Blazer.; than 11 wa.' 10 Toron to I averaged 19 a game 111 Toron lo bul 11 was a hard 19 I had 12 1omgh1 but I barely hroke a sweat S1oudam~re sa1d Wall W1ll1ams who mad<! three lhree pomters m lhe hrst hill h 1d li ve a""'' and li ve rebounds 10 JO W!lh hi' 15 pomls I can get used lo Ilk~ pl.lylll! like th" Stoudam1re sa1d Th" Is how I env"1nned the NBA when I l1rs1 stepp.:u 11110 11 Th" leam has '" many weapons h was lhe p.:rlecl ame to get adjusled 10 my new env1 0 ronmtnl ha1ah R1der scor<d 1 4 pomls 1nd Jermame 0 Neal h 1d IX ptllnts and a ~.:arc:er hre h 12 rebo und:<o~ tn h1s sec ond NBA slart Tony Delk scored 12 nl h1sc ~reer h1 h '6 pomh m lh<>lh rd quaner 10 lead 1hc Wamors who iraded Smnh thelf leaJ m.. s\:or~ r alter the su:oo. p.:nded Lairell Spr~we ll Aller a !01 ol work were illy fee l 1h" 1s 1 solid deal lor bolh lc uns Warnors ~e ne ral m m 1eer Garry S1 Je m ,aid We 1h1nk we ve .nllwn 'etemn pl1y~rs who II have a very poS11lve 1mpacl on Ihe eame Aller the deal w" mnnunced Phlladelph13 eOIIts ""'home \ILIO ry a.amsl Cleveland "nee I '19 1 We had a ohance 10 .el a euy who wos lhe No I pllk m 1he drall SJXers co llh Lurry Brown s ud I don t see .1ny downSide m Ihis Thc Cel11c' Wtrc nnl ready lo 1111kc my promiSes 10 B1llups as lh~y explore more way' lo rebu1ld We re not a team look me In wm a champ10nsh1p nghl now P11mn sa1d I m trymg lo be hones! wuh 1he players I 1alked to Chauncey betore lhe game Some lhmgs broke w1th two or lhree teams I m not gomg 10 play h1m unlll lhe tradm~ deadline (Is over) We II JUst have to go ~boul our bus10ess wuhout h1m In other NBA games Tuesday ntghl 11 was Ch1cago 105 lnd1ana 97 M1am1 110 Mmnesola 84 San Amon1o 95 Detro1t 94 Phoemx 95 Dalla.' 77 and New York 91 Denver 77 Kmgs 102, CeltJCS 99 Milch R1chmond scored 23 pomts md rookie Anlhony Johnson had a career h1eh 21 a.s Sa.:ramenlo held oft lhe short handed Cel11cs Btllups and Brown were 10 the on!mal startllll hneup but d1d not play It was posSible lhal lhc patr along w11h reserve forward Roy Ro~ers were 1bou1 10 be lraded It w" lhe f<,~rth stral 0 hl wm for the Krnes mah.:htn.! thc:1r sea~on h1 ~ h s,,cramenlo kd by "' m 1ny as 21 pomh 1n 1he lhlfd yuartcr 111 wm nm • lor lhe lllh lime m I I lne' al home Bulls 105 Pacers 97 M~<had Jordan cdcb ralcd h1' 151h b1r1hday by scnnn~ 27 pmnls Ill a 'P'nled United Cemer dud wnh Re.!Jc M1ller Miller -.ored 14 po1nh lor lhe Pacer, mdudm~ 7 ol l) Iron\ 1hree pmnt range The Bulls il9 IS 1 opened the lnunh quaner wnh a 11 S ' pun to nJ)<"n 1 16 po1nt le 1d and wem on In e\~n the1r season senes Wtlh Ihe Pac er' ( lo IS 1 al one \I dory ap1ece Winter Olympics continue Kwan, Lipinski go to finals; U.S. men's hockey team exits . . <econd ye tr of R ICme Soul hem h" ketb 1ll The 1e tm 11on only one game Howes er Ihe) were ""' undc le lied 11 I 0 The pre' mus ye 1r Ihey were 6 I 10d lhe ncxl ) C " Ihey 11 ere 9 ~ bul Lie uher .md other f KIOrs mnuenced Ihe 'checluhng 1hus JUst one~ 11111: In 1977 Southern wns 20 0 111 rCJUI tr season hul ended up 21 I 1f1er lo,mg In Leesburg F llllleld 111 the """''' lncldent,tll) Fcd~fll Hndmg co 1ch P wl Pct11t 11 " lhe Lecshurg co u.::h Un111 nex lllme Ill sec )Ollmthe V1c1or) Clfcle throw w11h 2 6 'econds lelt sa1d the Cavs have to put the game behmd them II was a touch loss but I m nul truslrated at all Thts game " over Km.ht sa1d There are ton many gam'ts m the regular season to get frustrated over a loss hke thiS Notes The 76ers tmled to score I00 pomts for the 141h stratghl game a lranch1<e record In hiS previOus mne games Cleveland s Zydruna' ll~au,ka' was ave ragm ~ 18 8 pomts and 9 8 rebounds Kemp fouled ou1 lor a lea~ue leadmg nmth lime Ph1ladelph1a s Enc Snow had u sea son h1uh seven assiSts Wesley Per son ~ho led the Cavaliers wnh 28 pomls s.:t a CoreStates Center record by mak1ng e1eht 1 pmnters Scan W1llmm, had a season htgh 12 po1n1s lor Ph1laelph1a Stoudamire debuts for Blazers; Bulls win SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE ! Full Line of Parts * hll Line of Appliances I· I· Sixers get Smith & Shaw, top Cavs 98-97 In the rescl\c c- 101e Vrnton Coun ly mllscored M<~gs , 0 ~ Jlllhe lounh pennd 10 pnsl 1 come Irom hch md 48 41 wm N tlh Ill Allen led Ihe "111 ner' 11 11 h II G 111h Fr) 11idcd I0 For Me1gs J uncs Sl illlc) led Ihe 1\ I) 11 lh I' Gnnl Ahlmll id<bl I0 111d Jon H 10 0 t rl) 111d Ad 1m Bu llu1<1011 Me~gs Chl)lf'<:l i lll 1\llh 'Liln c llh Aaron Ward hll n lhree pmnler The Manuoers wil l cln'e nul from Ihe nghl "1ng In Ihe V>kmg' 1 lhe~r regu l1r se~son S uurd 'Y when 23 21 lead H~lln m 1cored 111 lhe !hey 1rn1el 10 lnmhle 10 pl1y lhe p 1101 10 lie 1he g nne ul 21 1ll al 1hc Tomca1s 6 15 muk oflhe h ilf The Ma1 ""'"''open up D11 ""'" Bul Ihe V1kmg' " elll on 1 19 7 II sccllon 1l1ourn mlenl pl1y on Sa t run Ihe re'l of lhe h II f md look 1~2 urday Feh 2R ag unsl G '" "' Ac~de 28 lend at lhe h 111 To u1mponnd lhe my al Soulh Websler T1<ke1s lor Ihe Marauder problems Rod11gucz tourn tmenl g unc Wl ih lhe Blue De1 p1cked up hiS fourth fnul nil he 6 21 1ls are ill ll liblt 11 Mllgs Hl 0 h mark of lhe h~lf nnd H 1nn 10 md School from 9 n m I p m Mond 'Y Humph reys h td p1cked up lhree Fml1y Ad,~nce 11cke1s '" $1 1nd fouls the schoo l gels 1 perce nla ge of The V1kmgs cnocd 111 M 1r111der ad1 mcc llcket Slfes T1ckels 11 lhe hopes of a comebnck 11 11h 1 14 4 run door ~re $5 10 s1ar1 1he 1h11d penod V1n1on Quarter tolab Counly oul<cored Me ' ~' I~ 9 1n lhe MeiJ' 19 9 9 22=59 I R 2~ 14 29-85 penod 1nd took 1~6 37 k "' he l(hn 0 Vmlnn Counly mto the fin 11 pe11nd Metg' B1 1d D 11cnpon I 0 2=4 The V1kmgs onhwml Mlle' '" Se 11 0 B11cn 0 0 2-~ Collin Roush Ihe fourlh pennd 2) ~~ In posl Ihe I 0 I=7 J T Humphle) s I 0 4-6 final score of HS '\9 D m1cl H 1nn 1n 6 I 4-1 fJ W1ylnn H~.:nder . . on led lutl rll}t.:r\ Ill Mc Kmney 3 0 1=7 An0 clo douhle IIJUres 11 llh , I po11l1s Ry 1n Rod11guez I I 0-S Stele Beh d) I Cnud II ildded IS Ch ul D 11nron h ul 1-6 Ne 1l Giles~ 0 1=1 Total' 15 14 1nd A ~ron Ward <!upped 111 1\llh 3 20-59 10 Vmton County J"" Re) nnlds The ViklllJ' lui IS ol 7K Imm Ihe 1 0 0-6 Rnh Murphy I 0 0=2 Ooor mcluthng one ol I I Inlm lhrcc C "e) NJLe 0 0 1-1 A ~ron W 1rtl 1 pn1111 nngc lor ~s r,; The V>~llle' I I 10 Tudd BJltlc114 0 11-X Ry 111 "cnllo Ihe Ime 30 11111<' md lui 14 C lU<hll S 0 S-IS N lie Hcndcr""l) for 4701 Vmlon pulled do11 n ~S 0 1-21 J '"'11 Kru~er I I 0=5 Ch 1d rebound' C IUddl pulled dm1n P md D 11nron 6 0 '= I~ (, 1hc W ~rtl I 0 Todd Br •den nme The V1k1ngs 0=~ Totals 33 2 t.&-85 lllrned 1he hall mer IR 11111<' h ull 7 : KEN'S APPLIANCE The Da1ly Sentmel • Page 5 1968-69 Southern Scores Scribe·remembers Southern's one-win basketball season Prime-time rally pushes Southern by Eastern 59-55 By SCOTI WOLFE Sentmel Correspondent Bolslernl b) 1 lJ ponll It unh (lll tner Ilk Southe::rn Tor 1 1 lot'' L 11 c hom 1c!R -!0 dcliL II e nly 1111he l~sl Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Denms Rodman who sk 1pp.:d pracllces Sund 'Yand Munda) d1dn t start tor l set.:ond slraaghl game Aher enlenn. the Jame bte 111 lhe hrsl quarter he t1mshed wnh 11 rebounds Ill 13 m1nu1es Heat 110, Ttmberwolves 84 Voshon Lenard scoreo 26 po1n1s on 10 ol ll 'honlmg In lead Mt1m1 uver VIslim.; Mmnesnta Alonzo Moummg added 17 pom1s md seven rebounds tor the Heal who h tve won thrt:e str lH.. ht and seven ot eJ0 ht Tun Hard:lway had 17 pnmls and mnc assJSis and PJ Brown added I0 pomls and 15 rebounds Spurs 95, P"tons 94 AI Siln Amomn Avery John son h11 a w1de open 15 i<K>I Jump.:r With 4 4 'ewnds ldl a' the Spurs won with oul IOJured center Dav1d Roblllson The PISions had a ch mce lor lhe wm bul Gran\ Hdl s ~ I lnoler m1,sed at 1he buzzer 1 T1m Duncan h 1d 2X pmms II rebound, and nmc a""'' lor the Spurs tlunlthc l!ll)s m.: cnnllltnl~,; nough The wm kep11he Hu'k'e' nlop lhe to look tor me 1111.: Ill J g tmc now ll1g E tsl Stx one g 1me 1hc 1d ol S1 'Ih~.: r u1cou' f 111' \\\ lffllCd onto John s P.ll Garrlly s l I poml' led lhe thl! L:OUrt 1" the fln 1l h111U 'om1tl In,h f 12 II 6 91 ed No 9 Pnnceton 71, Penn 52 M1d11 0 Ill 1 7() 69 11 Ill ncr n Ihe Sic\ e Gondnch scored 19 po1nh e 1rhcr mcctmg 111 Ann Arhor h 1d as Pnn~:.:elon rem uned unhe lie n tn won "" '" ughl 1g unsl IIIC Sp 1r the h y Le1gue and won "' l ~ th 1111' Btll Ihe Wnh enncs 11 ere ' ' " g • s1rmgh1 g 1me The Ti~crs (~I I 9 0) ha1c 11on ~ lmg elln before lhC) ''"' !l l'lnn M1d11 0 111 Js ] 4 m ''' I''' sCI en lhelf I"' 12 conference g 1me' hy 11 g 1111es le ''' I0 pnmls nnd second ye If No 7 Connechcut 88 conch B1ll CarmO<I) 1mprm ed 10 21 Notre DHme 79 0 m Ihe le~g11e Kh 1hJ El Amm scored a cnreer The vrctory was ,tlso P1 mcc=-ton s htgh 30 pomts and vts llmg Con 31sl strn1gh1 m the rnonlh of Fcbm necltcut sun11eo a lale rally by ary ~nd m 11ched Ihe besl slorl 1n Noire D1me school lustory a mnrk sel hy lhe El Amm scored se1 en pnuns m 1924 25 team Prmceton s on!) lo" the fir, I 4 15 of the second h ilf 1s the thiS season 11as at No I Norlh C" Huskies (21-1 12 1 B1g E lSI) era,ed olm 1 1 12 pomt defiLJI w1th 1 17 5 run 10 The VISIImg Qu1kers ( 1.\ 10 7 21 ue the g.1me .11 SO Anolher h 1sket hy had a SC\en g une w1rinmg SIJC 1~ El Anun less lh 111 two muwtes Iller sn~pped put UConn nhe,td for good nt 56 54 By TIM DAHLBERG II~~ NAGANO J 1p 111 (API - II lOok a h:um nl undc1p 1d m n 1d11 n ne 11 omen hocke) pll) ers 1o slu l 1 golden ' PUrl lor lhe Unl et! 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Kirsch Hu~ WINDOW FJ.ShtONS WALLPAPER AND BLIND SHOP f �.... Page 6 • The·Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio By The Bend Wednesday, February 18, 1998 Spring training notes Estrada·adds name to latest amQng batting cage casualties By KEN BERGER AP Sports Writer Attention pitchers: Stay away from the batting cage! So far this spring, two p1tchers l]ave mcurred freak injuries in or dround batting cages- a tern tory so uncharted for some that it might as well be a lleld of boobytraps. The latest victini was Milwaukee Brewers left-handed prospect Horacia Estrada, who fractured a bone in his non-throwing hand while taking a swing in BP. Brewers pitchers must bat this year wtth the club's move to the Nattonal League. "They're probably goi ng to have to put a pin in his hand," Brewers assiswnt general manager Fred Stanley s:ud "At least it wasnt hiS pitching hand ." Estrada. a 22-year-old Venezuelan "ho spent last season at Class AA El Paso. was injured on a follow through in the battmg cage on Monday. An MRI exam on Tuesday showed a sm:tl l fraclllre . Bob Scanlan, hoping to make the Houston Astros' pitching staff, snagged hiS spikes on the turf in the batting cage and fractured " bone in his left forearm try1ng to hrace h" fall The right -hander will he side- .., It ned 4'o weeks. " I heard 11 pop," said Scanlan, who is 6-foot -7, 215 pounds. "I've never broken anyth1ng before, so I wasn't sure it was broken. All I knew was that it hurt " Astros general mtmnger Gerry Hunsicker said Scanlan fractured the radius. one of two bones that make up the the fore"rm llecause it wa' his non-pitching arm. Sc;mlan expects to be throwing .tg~IIO 111 two weeks. "Hopefully. I'll be bener sooner rather than later," Scanlan s;ud. Meantime. maybe cl ubs should post warning signs for pitcltef' nn the out~ide of 1he· cages Ent..:r at your own risk. The Flonda Marlins - what's left of them -entered the White House on Tuesday to meet President Clinton The WorlJ Series ch~mpions were miSsing 12 of the 25 players who helped them beat the Cleveland Indi ans l:1s1 Oclober. gone tn owner H POWELL'S " II may not he the preCise same Marhn te"m that played the Indians last year that takes the neld on ope ning day." President Clinton s~"L "B ut 1f the pl~yers keep the same sp1r11. they ' ll be sure to he in the hunt agfli n \\'hen the sen"'nn comes to a close." Tony Saunder> and Je!T Conme were the only former Marlin ·. who atte nded the ce remony in the East Room . The b1g stars who were traded stayed away. " It's not wonh >I to meet the pre<ident ." said closer Robh Nen. at spnng traming with the S:m Frandsen Giants in Scottsd,,Je. Ariz. Ann Landers 1~1 . l.J)) Anpclc, Time\ Synd1C~Ir ~n\1 Crc1h1n Syndlla\C 8 AM·IO PM 298 SECOND ST. WE RESERYI THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 21, 1998 RC COLA PRODUCTS 2 LITERS c Scoreboard Basketball NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Allanlk Division w 14 L f<1. 014 l% 5110 50'! 4HI 442 127 " " 29 21 2l 21 16 21 21 2o 21 29 11 ) Midwest " 16 10 1(] 2S " H .v -·-" 122 ll 106 I I~ 21 2.1 24 2o 2K llll! 7'; 40 '66 H'l )18 10 490 451 .216 Jth 14', 26'1 WESTERN CONFERENCE 1\.fidwtsl Division w 1om L f<1. ....... 1.'i Umlt .. H 2H 26 14 10 l Pucinc: '' 16 22 7011 61!6 560 ll liO 11 271 192 O'JR 42 46 lal ., ,., 1 21'126 )()\ 19 1l 14 16 765 114 680 24 29 608 4l1 " 41 41 212 180 12 14 ~ I "20 '! 1 • IO 28 ~ 29'< Tuesday's scores Tonight's games Malwnukc:c 111 WMhrngton 7 pm Mtnncwta at Orl:mdo 7 JO p m New Jersey ;1t Atlama, 7 10 p m New York ill Utah, ~ I'm L A lakcn at Phoemk. 9 p m PonlanduiSenuh:. IOpm Bt~ston ut Vnncouvc:r, 10 p m Charluuc nl Golden Stntt!, I 0 IO p m 'l'hursda)·'s games Oucago a1Toronto, 7 p m Ptuladdphi.l ;u lnJt,\11,1, 7 p m Snn Antontt1.11 O.JIIM. !! tOp m Ot!trtut :JI Houslnn. R lOp m Mi:lmt vs l A Clippers at An~he tm . Cahf . ID.mp.m Denver .11 l A Ltkers. 10 ~0 p m NCAA Division I men's scores East Bmtun U !11 Nunhea5tcrn 79 Fmrfidd 1J2, St~!n.l M4 Ptll5butgh 80. Genrgelown 79 Pnncrtnn 71. Penn '12 Tc:mplc:'iO Sl Jt tsc ph ·~42 South E Tennessee St KI W Camhna 61) Gcnrgta St 7l Mt'tt:t'r ~7 l e ntll'~!il.>e !17. Mtu 1u •rr1 St 1:11 UNC·Grecnshorn ~K rumtom ~6 Midwest C1•nncll••ul H~ . N,•lr~ O.mw.- 7 ~ Mlli11J:..t11 S1 KO Mh.:l u~ .1n 1'1 Far West Oot5r.' St 17. Nt:v,u.l,tt17 NCAA Division I women's scores East Albcr1U s M :t i!,IIU ~ HO Enun.tnucl ~I AmcrtL Ul Inti HI Mt"rnm .ld. 76 B . th~o n M , Wht'.ttun M.1~s -lb 8cr1tlt'y 70. Sr r-.hd~o~cr ~ ~~ Brtd ~ew: J lL' r . M.~ ~ S I Wm ~ t"Sit'f St 'IU Brnd lltlrl St 10 1. Rnbcrts Wtsle)'.lll97 Cl.trl.. 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What ts commonly called strep throat is actually an infectiOn With what doctors call "group A beta-hemolytic streptococci" bacteria. This lengthy descriptive . name is important because there are several other types of streptococci bacteria that cause other fonms of human illness. The reason for concern about Infection from the group A beta-hemolytic version is not JUSt the sore throat it causes. Without ani lbiOII C trea tment, there ts stgntflca nt nsk for dcvelop1ng rheumatic fever, wh1ch can sometimes lead to rheumatic hcan dtseasc . Strep throat can also be comphcatcd by t:msil Involvement. as happcneJ to your daughter. In these cases. formati on of an mfcctcd abscess in the tonSils may rcq u~rc surg1cal dramage and removal of the tonsils (tonsillectomy] ThiS same typi; or tnftction can sometimes occur m the lymph glands of the nect. Anllb1011cs reduce the nsk of these compilcallon s, too. Unfortunately. they 're not as good at rcduc 1ng the nsk of a type of scnous k1dncy damage called 'p<"Htrcptococca l glomeru - JIF PEANUT BUTTER rurumu Kll ConnHtul V.til M fn,JU tJIJ R1U ~ ~~num CH lnst.uawal C.tih HO ~bl vcrn 71 Unwnl.w,;,tl 7 1 H.mmb.tl R1 \· ~1 f1.J V tml.tlt.t Uutkt 71 IJ.ty Nurtltrul~c II Vt:rtllllwu 7'J OI:J..:l llll 77 Vtutun Co tl~ McJj!.\ W W Hr.md1 70 W tl ~l Joo .1 2 W Gc .tu~,,KI . kt1~1 M •nl\rc.J70 W.us.tw R1ve1 Vtno, ~U. W Mu ~ k11rgum-lf, W.t ~hl n~lnt l CH (JIJ H1ll>•horu "i!J W.t)fll:)l\'lllc 77 llt XICM Wr."lllll,!!lt•n 77. L•b..•rl y Chr. 111 Wcllstuu (l') lldjltC ~K We:;t l.lll 71 l'.u m V.tll "iO Whel'ltnj!. IW V,t) 1\uk 71'1 lndt.m Crct•k (J.J Whudt.tllll2 Fr.tnklw Hh ~tJ Wtllu H1ll Chr 6\ Crtl1llllluut y Ch• l7 Wnnh tnj!hm Ktlhuu n~~: ~'i M1.n1u ·1r.1~~ ~l Ycllttw Sptm~~ K\ S Ch.ulcsttm SL 74 YtlU Chn stt.nt 6'\. ~h·~,,Jurl C'hr flO y,,u Lthcrt y IJO IJ .tt.Jl!r.'r ~ I YtiU Muunc) 47 Yuu UtliiiJm.m -14 Yuu R.1yeu1J.J Y11u C'.tlv.uy Chr 17 Yuu Unulmc 41. 1\ultii\II!Wn -rltdt ,w Yuu Chr ll'\ Mnl!;ll.lurl' Chr flU john C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine 10.5 OZ· 11 OZ. . 6.50Z tr:l ~t 5.50Z Ohio ~= lonephrii iS." The other 1llncss your daugh ter had - mono- is also called mfections mononucleosis. This viral disease causes symptoms very stmilar to strep throat: a very sore throat , enlarged tonsil s that often ooze a whtte-colored substance, swollen and tender lymph nodes in the nect , fevct and tiredness. Because the two conditions often strike the same tndiVIdual, a throat culture and blood tests are typically done to correctly identify the cause or causes of the illness. Mononucleosis, like other viral illnesses, is not helped by antibiotics. The most commonly prescribed treatment is time. It takes time for the body 's own defense system to overcome the infectiOn . Only 1n rare cases when complications arise are mty medicines of benefit. Conversely, stre p throat should always be treated with anubtoucs. They can shorten the "' course of illness when started within the first two or three days, and that is a good reason for taking them. However, they are actually prescribed to reduce the -nsk Qf developmg the comphcatluns I menrioned earlier.. On a related note, I want to 1emmd you that 90 percent of sore throats are caused by viral illnesses. not bactcnal ones, Including strep. Therefore, there is no reason lo lake an anlibtotic . Don't be upset with your doctor ts he or she do~sn't prescribe one for your next sore throat. "Family Medicine" is a weekly column. To submit questions, write to John C. Wolfe, D.O., Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medi· cine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens OH 45701. LIMIT 8 PL.EASE Naliunul L.u~u~: 1\R. IZON/\ Ul i\M ONIJU/\CK ~ l 'urd 10 1 ~ tl till' uuttr.tll ol RHI' Ken l<tihtmou 1Wl11 tl tl' I urutllu Bhtl' J .ty~ J),·~ t )! ll.tt c tl l H11 Ktr1 I lttll l•u . tn l ~ rt lb....~ Community Calendar 1111.'111 I LOHIDA ~ 1 1\R II NS St}! lllll H. II/' M.umd ll .urw~ KHI' thl.tr ~kllmttll., KI-t!' Anti) I •• r ~1n LHP Fe h x Hercr.lm KHI' M1L:.c V1 ll .1nu lB Ju•h Bnul y. INr AnMtrry G.tru .t tB IJcrrck L,•c Ol I let~ her H:t1C ~ or Tutld Du nWillxly .IIIII Ol Juhu R.u!lltl'l Itt onc-yc.1r ~ mttr.ll h LOS ANG I" U :S OO!)GLRS Sq!.ncd RHP Chan Ho P.trk 111 .IIWU·)'t•,tt ~ urur 1d NEW YOR K MEl'S N,uncd rm, I ol• rt ~.ttt.t~ cr nl Kmg"l""' 111 the App.tladu.m t...c. tj!lll. 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Purch 39e The Commun ity Ca lendar is puhltshcd as a free scrv1cc to non-profit groups Wl~hing to announce meeting and spec~al events The calendar IS not deSigned to promote sales or fund raisers of any type Items arc printed as space penmts and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. SOFT N GENTLE BATH TISSUE 4 ROLLS LUCKY LEAF APPLE OR CHERRY PIE FILLING 99 4 21 oz. FINAL TOUCH FABRIC SOFTNER c Win A Bankroll This Week PoweWs Super Value saoo $179 Free Cash, ~------~------~ Stop In The Store For Details ' 640Z ' Page7 Wednesday, February 18, 1998 Beverly Hills, Calif.: It isn't easy to "find a good home" for an older ammaL If "Rock" ·takes the dog to a shelter, It is likely to be put to sleep. In the event the dog IS adopted, tt wtll spend its remaining years heartbroken, wondenng what transeress10n caused it to be discarded by tls beloved ownei -- Holl y Browde . Massachusetts: As vice prestdent of our local animal welfare agency, I must object to your response to "Between a Rock and a Hard Place ." I see too many "dumped" antmals that for some rcason become an inconvenience to their owners. I doubt that a man who yells at ht s Wife's dog will turn out to be a great husband or father. Klamath, Calif.: Please tell me why the wife should be the one who makes all the adjustments. Her husband certainly knew before he marned her that she had pels, but appar: entl y, he dtdn't show any signs of antmostty until after the weddmg . If that man makes h1s wtfc give up her pets, she wi ll always feel resentment, and 11 will most certainly have a negat1ve 1m pact on their relationsh ip -- Joyce Kellogg Altamonte Springs, Fla.: That woman says her husband IS "faith· ful , smart, amb111ou s, a good prov1der and a wonderful father" to ihetr 2-year-old son, but where's the compasston for the wonlan he marned and her pets0 I thmk he's a se lfcentered, abuSive pam m the neck . People who treat animals poorly usuall y treat people the same way I know from expenence. 1cal. 1s not 'a good father ur husband , Umatilla, Fla.: Have you VISited and no amount of brmns or faithful · a pound or shelter recently, Ann? ne ss w111 make up for hi s boon sh· The chances of fmdmg a good home ne ss for those pets ts about zilch. If he ye ll s at the dog. how long A belter alternative is to talk to will it be before he docs the same the vet ahout new shampoos thai th 1ng to hiS 2-ycar-old son' Ge t wuh reduce the dander that most people the program, Ann1c arc allcrg1c to. If the cats need to be Dear Readers: 1 would never kept outside, they can usc a hcatmg advocate getting nd of a good hus· pad in a spcnal cat shel ter on st1lts band and father m favor ol a pet. no hke the one I use My cats love 11'" matter how beloved I agree. howcv · the Winter cr. that the man should try a\ lc>gy Palmdale, Calif.: How cou ld shots before giVIng up My thank s to you tell thai woman shed be a fool <ill who wrote. to put an ammal ahead of her husband who 1s ''lmthlul. smart . amh 1- Send questions to Ann L.tndc ts. Ctcuous . a good prov1dcr and a wonder- ators Synd icate. 5777 W Ccntur; lui father'"' Bl vd. Sulle 700. Los Angelo'. C i\11 Excuse me . hut a ma11 who " abuSIVe, even 1f1t 's verbaL not ph ys- •J0045 Spelling Bee winners and runners - up announced .FRITO CORN CHIPS OR CHEETOS Olm\ll.'d F ,u, K\ P.nJu.t ~ 1 Or.mgc Clll 7•! fiiHIIII,\ rn,t li .tpl 10 Bnldw•lt-'tY:>" lu! · Hrmm Col .f9 Capit.t\19 Ut coloo..'t.r \.f CorJ1nal Stntch 70, Robcr1 Mum s 'i I Cnrthage 6), Whc:aton , Ill 57 Cul ver-Stockton 62. Wtllt.tn1 Penn 19 Franklin 82 Rust-Hulm,m 71 Han ovt:r 74, Anderson, lnd 7 1 HecJdbc:rg ~H. John C.tr roll q llltnOis Wcslyn6Z. Nunh l'.trk 'iO Lake Forest 7H. N1'11h Ccmrul b5 Lawrenu~ OJ M:1 n.m Wts '7 Mount Unton 109 M,tnl!/1::1 "-" Nebr<Uka 96, Mt ~stJ un 'Jl Nonhwestern 7'i. N llh tlot s 60 Purdui! -C;~Iumct6'-~ St Fran~i ~ . lnd ~4 Shawn« St 7~. Ohto Domimcan 64 St Nr.lfbcrt 7H, C.lftull W1 s 67 T1ff111 7~. Malune hK Tn-SI,tle 67. lnJ1au.1 Te( h 41 Urban •• 7~ Cctlan·ttlc bl W llltno1 s 71J lnd -Pur - lnd pl~ 69 {0T) W,\I sh 66 Mnulll Vcr 1011 Naz:~r~nc .JIJ 16 11! 'i' N C~;ntr.~l l'!l 1-.i)CIIc 1\U N (U,I\t(lu X~ LalieR B.lj.!chl Vtrgtnia Umon 70 St p,,ul ·s '\I 4 ]'; 9 rr.mkltii - M!IILI \l~ Muunt vl'rllllll 71 will Ill \ M,·tJIOfl,ll N A,larn ~ 6-l ~:,, , , ~ tn HrtJWII ~ ·J S.1hsbury St 107. Maryrnuum , Va IJO South Carol1n.1 7K. N C Ch01rlouc 71 Ctnlrul Division 19 MJI1un-U1Uilll7'i S C -A•kcn 6;\ , LanJt.,. '\l lal Dear Readers: It seems that am tn the dog house b1g 11me. Remember the letter from "Be tween a Rock and a Hard Place"? She had a dog and four cats and married "Jun. " who 1s allerg1 c to animals. He yelled at the dog and sa~d 11 was stupid. She added, however. th at J1m w;~s otherwise a wonderful husband and father to thctr 2-ycar-old son. I fook the pos111 on that her husband's well -being was more Important than the animals and she should f1n d them a good home. I thought that was a reasonable respo nse, but the readers didn't think so. The first major volley came from "Sally'' 1n Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. She wrote, "That marriage is doomed. A woman who would banish her dog to the kitchen for a man, after the faithful pet had slepi for eight years at the foot of her bed, is an tdiot." Here's more. From Detroit: Your reader whose husband ts allerg1c to her pets doesn't need a mamagc counselor, she needs an allergist. My coustn had a Similar problem when she brought a dog mto the fam1ly. The "problem " turned out to be a godse nd. The vet suggested an allcrgtst, and my couSin's fam~y has been living happ1ly ever after. 12 PKS. $2.79 GeorgHI 79. Ftoru.l.1 6 ~ Georg~;~ St 62 . Al,lb.•m~ St 'ill Gret!nsboro 71 Ft•rnm'l ~S Kemucky 76, 1: Kcntulk) 6U Kcmm:ky Chmuan ')I Cm.:II!Hlle A1bk 2tJ Old Uom•mon 92, N C - W1Imm~1nn '\I Ptedmonl 90 Oglcthurpc 6N Randulph-M3Cnn 72 V:. Wt!~l.:y •.n '\Q The Daily Sentinel An=n-is in thidog"house over animal alle7gy-prOblerTIS'iri inafiiage STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday Wayne Huite ng:1 \ ray roll purge. • I REEDSVI~LE Riverview Garden Club meeting Thursday, 7·30 p m at Htckory Htlls Church of Chnst. The program on houseplants will be by guest speaker Susie Francis. Members arc asked to take fruit for fruit trays and a small fl ower pot. POMEROY - Meigs County · Spclltng Bee, Thursday, 7 p.m., WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middle- Meigs High School cafeteria, port Literary Club, Wednesday, 2 Pomeroy. p.m. at the h0mc of Ida Diehl in Pomeroy. , Eileen Buck to rcvtcw FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County "Sanctuary" by Nora Robens Arthritis Support Group, Fnday, I 0 EAST MEIGS -Eastern Board of a.m. to II :30 a.m. tn conference Education, regular scss1on, Wednes- room, Meigs Senior Citizens Center day, 6:30 p.m. at Chester Elemen- Dr. James Wtthercll to talk on upper respiratory tract mfccllons and g1vc tary. gutdehnes on treatment. MIDDLEPORT - Middlepon RU1LAND - Rutland Baseball Village Council will meet 10 spec ial Youth League s1gn-up w1ll be held sesSion Wednesday. 6 p.m. at the VIl Fnday. 6·30-8 30 ·p m at the Rutlage hall to discuss plac1ng a fire land Firehouse . Bnng copy of birth protectiOn levy on the hallot . ' certificate. THURSDAY RUTI..AND - Rutland baseball -POMEROY - AA meeting Thursday, 7 p.m. at Sacred Hean league meetmg, Friday, 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church. Mulberry Avenue. Rutland Fire Department headquarters. Pomeroy. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Child Conservation League, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Rock Sprmg United MethodiSt Church. potluck, husband 's night to be observed . . SATURDAY SYRACUSE - ·Sunday school training, Syracuse teachers Nazarene Church, Route I 24, Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch provided for donation . School wmners and runners- up m - ncr, and Sy lvia MacDonald , daughthe 1998 Mc1gs County Spcllmg ter of Mr and Mrs . Jame s MacDon Bee have been announced by the ald. seventh grade. runner-up Meigs County Educational Serv1ce Center. MEIGS LOCAL They arc as foll ows: Bradbury: KaSI Smit h, daughter ol Conme Casey, fifth gmder. winEASTERN LOCAL ncr: Melia Whan. daughter of Mr Chesler: Brittany Haube r. and -Mr>. Donald Whan , fourth grad daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R1ck er, runner-up Hauber, sixth grade, winner; Becky Harrisonville: Miranda Casteel, Taylor. daughter of Mr and Mrs daughter of Manlyn Ac 1kcr. f1fth Marvin Taylor, sixth grade, runner- grade, wmner: Anna Butcher, up . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riverview: Emily Brock, daugh- Butcher, fifth grade, runner-up. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rucke r, sixth Pomeroy: Whitney Thoene, grade, wtnner; Patncia Barber, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dale daughter of Crystal F Barber, fourth Thoene , fourt h grade . w1nncr; grade, runner-up. Joshua Vcnoy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thppers Plains: Brian Caster, Robert Vcnoy. fourth grade. runnerparent/guard~an , Lesa Sidwell, up. fourth grade, wmner; Jessica Rutland: CasSie Lee, daughter of Boyles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laura Starcher and Randy Lee, fifth Joe Boyles, runner-up. grade. w1nner. and Ashley Baylor, Eastern Junior High: Heather daughter of Beverly Adkins and Sm1th, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Baylor, fifth grade, runnerMichael Smith, seventh grade, win- up. Eastern ·Local School District posts honor roll Eastern Local School District has announced the names of students wh'o have achie•· .u honor roll diStinction. EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL 12th Grade - All A's · Vickte Adams, Kelli Bailey, Stefani Bearhs, Michae~ Week• Overall Robert Bartimus, Chris Buchanan , Brandon Buckley, Seth Carlton, Jenny Hanmg. Jamte Drake, Joanna Gumpf, Kerrie Hetzer, Jeremy Kehl, Lamar Lyons, Heather Naylor, Abc Rach. Nicole White , Aaron Woolard. Corey Yonker. I lth Grade- All A's · Stephante Evans; Overall: Christina Causey. Valene Karr, Jessica Marcum , Jaymie Osborne. Jackie Parker, John Profttt, Sari Putman, Nikki Roberts, Heather Rockhold . Jenntfer Starcher, Ann Wiggins, Aaron Will. Angela Wolfe. , lOth Grade - All A's: Maureen Heines, Jess ica Pore, Josh Wdl; Overall: Josh Broderick, Ktm Godwi~. Chasatie Hollon, Scott Needs. Andrew Rollins, Cass1e Rose, Leah Sanders. Aaron Schackel, Steve Weeks. Ninth Grade-All A's· Juil Bailey and Josh Kehl ; Overall : Renee Barringer, Kristen Chevalier, Josh Clark, Cinda Clifford, Phillip Cooke, James Crow, Roben Taylor. Eighth Grade - All A's : Tammy Bissell, Bradley Brannon, Ben Holter, Garrett Karr, Chris Lyons, Sara Mansfield, K1mberly Marcmko, Danielle Rucker, John Will; Overall: Theresa Baker, Holly Brodrick, Janet Calaway, Tncta Congo, Darlene Connolly, Linsey Cross, Tina DeLaCruz, Tiffany Hensley, Whitney Kart, Tiffany Kidder, Janet R1denour, Stac1e Watson . · Seventh Grade - All A's · Josh Basham. Miranda Buckley, Carrie. Crow, Sonya Frederick, Tyler SimIIIOns: Overall: Ashley Boyles, Brent Buckley, Beth Gregory, Nicole Honaker. Lcann Marcmko , N 1ck !\1icli, Jeremy Shanks. Thomas Simmons, Jennifer Thoma, Ryan Wachter, Philip Werry. Carne Wiggins and Chelscy Wood. Reel, Morgan Weber; Academtc Achievement: Casey Sm1th and Krtsta White, Grade Four - Academic Achievement: David MaxS!Jn , Brooke Parker, Shawn Reed, and Charles Wilson. CHESTER ELEMENTARY Grade Six - All A's: Alyssa Holter, Jonathan Owen; Academic Achievement , Brinany Hauber, Alyssa Holter, Jonathan Owen, Stacy Smllh, and Pa111 Stuckey; Haliec Cline, ChrisSie Gregory; Grade F1vc - Academ ic Achievement , Bnttany Barnell. Chn stopher Carroll, Adam D1llard. Andy Fran cis, Jcnn1fer Hayman , Kauc Hoxsie. Jess ica )\chi. Bryan M1ncar, Dusty Murphy. Cassandra Nuuer, Darren Scarbrough: Grade Four - All A's Bnan Castor. Nick Kuhn. Ashley Micel1. Araden11c Achievement : Chri> DaviS. Jesse Nuller, Ashley Welch. and Sara W1ggms PRICES WILL NEVER BE THIS LOW! EVERYTHING WILL GO! RIVERVIEW ELEMENTARY ' Crade Six -Academic Achievement : Jon Bartimus, Em1ly Brock, Sandy Powell , Hollie Rose, Tylor Thompson . and Anneue Tucker: Grade Ftvc - All A's : Jaime DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS BlGSAI.Ef • There's no way around it, Classified Ads Grade Five-All A's Derek Baum. Cody D1ll, Sara Pore; Acadcm1 c l'..;hievement: Ken Amsbary. Ahb1c Chevalier, Carrie Elberfeld . Ross Holter, Chelsea Young; Grade Four - All A' s: Andrew Mcintyre, Acad emic Ach1evement Jeremy Basham, James Will, and Amanda Wmdon TUPPERS PLAINS ELEMENTARY Grade Six Academic Ach1evcmcnt· Jessica Boyles. STARTS FRIDAY,:~FEBRUARY 20, 9:30 A.M. BAHR CLOTHIERS 145 N. 2ND AVE. • Salem Center: Jui>a Johnson. Imboden. St) n of Joy lmhoJ ~: n and daughter of Mr and Mrs Stoney Tun Jmbmkn. lou 11h grade. runnel Johnson . fourth grade. wmncr, and up Josh Johnson, son o\ Mr and Mrs Portland: S:u a C.unm .u .JI,L StJ ncy Johnson. I 1Ith grade. runner- d,JUght cr ol Mr :tnd Mrs Rtm C:unup. m .J~al.l, l1ftll gr;.u.k . wmncr .mtl Salisbury: Ashton Bush. son of Zach Connolly. sunol Mr .1nu Mrs Mr and Mrs Kcnn Bush . lourth Bn.m Connol ly. f1f1h ~radl'. runne rgrade. w1nncr. and Chnstophcr Van- up Rccth. son of Mr and Mrs. John Syraru ~e: A'ihton Bm wn. son ol VanReeth, fourth grade, run 11er- up. Mr and MIS Rohcrt Brown . f1flh Meigs Middle School: Maegan !:!nu.k. Wln ncJ. and Shaw n Barnharl. Dodson , daughter of Mr and Mrs son ol M1 and Mr:-i Thoma:-i BarnRuss Dodson. mth grade. w1nncr. h~ut. s1x1h grader. runner-up and Brandl Thomas, daughter of Mr Southern Junior High:· Crystal and Mrs. John Thomas, mth grade, Cotinll. son of Mr and Mrs Craig runner-up; Amber Snowden, daugh- Cotlril l. 'cvcnth grade. wmner : and ter of Mr. and Mrs . Jclf Sno"dc n, Joe Cornell. son of Mr. and Mrs Bill etghth grade, wmncr, and JesSica Corne ll. c1ghth grade , runner-up. Preast. daughter of Mr and Mrs The co unty bee will be held Roger Preast, seventh g1adc. runner- Thursday at 7 p.m 1n the calctcna at up. Mc1gs H1gh Schoo l. The school Winners wi ll ~.:ompctc for county r.; harn SOUTHERN LOCAL pionsh1p and runner-up trophies and · Letart Falls: Dustm Bnnagcr. ' the opportunlly to go 1nto dtstnct son of Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Bnnag- competition. er, fourth grade, winner: Zachary MIDDLEPORT, OH �• .I . l Page > 8 • The Daily Sentinel . . pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February Wednesday, February 18, 1998· Grade I: Lacee Arms, Henry Docrfer, Sarah Hubbard, Thonas Klein, Joshua Morris, Aaron Oliphant, Alex Patterson, Erin Perkins, Calee Reeves, Bridgette Russ II, Kelsey Sauters, Haley Sayre. Jesse Seaquist, Josi VanMeter, Dee Cu ndiff. Ryan Curtis, Shane Day, Emily Fields, Lucreshia Howard. Jessica Jewell . Ricky Laudermilt. Ali sha Quillen, Billy Ramsey, Randall Reeves. Dvan Soulsby, Nathan Timmons. Grade 2: Michael Ball, Makayla Curtis, Kelsey Fife. Ltndsay McKinney, Gregory Musser, Cassandra Patterson. Brianna Rifne, Amorette Salser, Kaylyn Spradling. Steven Stewart, Li sa Blakenship. Ashley Cremean s, Travi s Eblin , Chelsea Hicks, Brittany- Jeffers. Bradley Jones , Jesse Mowery. Morgan Powell , Jill Reeves. Travts Roseberry, Felicta Sec, Molly Sm ith. Caitlyn Thomas. Leah Whlltekind. Austin Wtllford . Grade 3: Dakota Arms . Zach Arms. Michael Blaettnar. Mghan Clelland. Evan Dunn. Courtney Haggy. Rcbcca KLein . Swlly Musser, Rnnie Powell. Stcphn Will. Jerod Wyatt. Christcena Young, Randy Collins, Mark Cozart, Heather Elam, Kayla Grover. Sarah Jcffrs. Daylon Jenkins, Tri sta Randolph. Britnee Sauters, Tiffany Zornes. Grade 4: Wcs Ault. Alish Barney. Bryce Davis. Amanda Jeffers, Nathan Jeffers. Jak Knncdy, Josh Kennedy. Joel Swann . Whitney Thoene. Daniel Young . Miranda Young. Chelsea Dent. Weston Fife, Cody Hysell. Jordan Shank, Abby Stewart. Jacob Vcnoy. Joshua Vcnoy. Grade S: Brillany Cremeans . Jason DeMoss, Justi n DeMoss. Justine Dowler. Eddie Fife: Rochllc Gloeckner. Ben Hatfield. Regan Shuler. Clare Sisson. Trevor Depoy. Brandon Grover. Malt Krawsclyn. Maggie Molden. Jenni Young. Self-Contained: Jesse Klein , Eric Sydcnstricker. MH·Ms. Dcllcfield : Gene BuckIcy, JoAuana Fetty, Katie Kibble . Angie Queen. l ow~ : BRADBURY Grade 4: Samantha Cole, all A's: Sarah Davis. Jamie Ellis. Aaron Fife . Anna Hartenbach. Brittney Jacb . Tara Lee, Kayla McCarthy.Autumn McLaughlin , Cory Shea, Bobby Stone, Eric VanMeter. Melia Whan, Richard Ward. Grade 5: Meltssa Boggess, Katie Reed. Brooke Vcnoy. Chet Wigal , Natasha Wise, all A's: Brian Adkins, Emi ly Ashley. Brandon Bell , Sarah Bush. Brandon Carpenter, Ryan Francr. Ltsa Gheen. Matt Holley. Ashlev Lttchf tcld . Carrie Mi chae l. M·~ga n Ma yc~. Michelle Neece. Jordan Raw,on. Luke Roush.•Megan Tihhctl s. HARISONVILLE CC class: Al le n Ca ld we ll. Jo shua Ncutzlin g. Kindergarten: Dawn Biss elL James Black. Jan Bullington. Alisha Chapman. Justm Co11eri ll. Daniellc Dalton . Becca Donohue . Jose ph Foley. Alyss Green. Jami Jeffers, Christy Lewis. Cassie Morri s. Hai ley Williams. Zac Young . Grade I: Elsa Gardner. Mason Mclls. Joannah Tindongan. all A's: Ryan Browning. Travis Hicks. Clinton Kennedy, Bethany Lee. Grade 2: Talisha Bcha, Dokuglas Herdman. Brillany Prcast, Daniel Runyon , Hannah Wi liams. all A's: Jonathan Black: Cory Gates. Ju<~in Gibbs. Nicole Hill . Saman!ha Hlvlcy. Chclsey Noe l. Carrie Phelps. Kaylcnc Slater. Janella Stover. Grade 3: Daniel Bookman, Sarah La ntz. Celeste Taylor. Grade 4: Miranda 'Bcha all A's: Ra.:Kacl Gardner, Willtam Taylor Grade 5: Jodi Donohue. all A's: Miranda Casteel , Peggy -Duff, Cassie Lee, Carl Noel, Jenna Wilt. MIDDLEPORT Kindergar.en: Tyler Andrews, Andrew Blo.,kenship, Olivia Carpcnter Jacot Mann, Mcgann Halley, Aaron Little Dustin Nash, Ma:-oada Riggs, Kyle Russell, Tricia Smith, Bubby Wills, Kelsey Wilson, Megan Dunfee, Kayla Graham, Patience Johnson. Trinity Kimes, Jennifer Payne. Shanallc Smith, Cayla Tay lor. Zach Wlllatch. Kristine Davis. Jake Ly nch, Cody Smith. Grade I: Hailey Ebcrsbach . Nico lc Haley. Am her . Hockma n. Lian Hollman. Cara Lawless. Codcy Mannon. Courtney Mayes. Shawn-tay Garnc,·. Ariel Smith. Nicki Sm ith. Megan Smith. Nikki Lawson, Wil lie Barcus. Cakh Bevan. Chad Bonnell. Megan Bush. Chelsea Davi s. Jennifer Fife .. Laura Gheen. Hannah Hollman. Raven Johnson. Chns Kimes_ Jared McKinney. Renae Richmond . Zachary Schwah. Rohcn Shane_ Tess Thomas. Chassidy Wills. Grade 2: Austin Dunfee, K:1yla Gheen. Nmasha Knapp. Zack Konkle .-Caitlin Leslie. Ashley Littleton. Brcanna Mitchell. Trevor Nichols. Doug NoeL Casey Smith. Lacey Stohart. Alexa Vcnoy. Jessica Smith . Rohcrt Foreman. Joshua Eakins. Sarah Hollen, -KayIa Jacks. Katie Patterson. Lesley Preece. Tiffany Simps,on. Phillip Sisson. Patti Vin ing , Cornelius English, Katie Evans. Chris Goode. Tyler Little, Tela Meloy. Grade 3: Valerie Carpenter, Sarah Engle. Billy Fink. Brittany Haning. Mall Landers, Amanda Schartigcr. Alex Sisson. Ashley Cris lip. Timmy Dexter. Brandon Fi sher. Brittncy Kin g. Danny Morrison . C~ellsi c Riggs. Kelli Brewer. Steven Hud so n, Eri nnc Kennedy. Chalsic ManIcy. Christy Miller, Da\'id Poole. Whitney Smith, Michelle Weaver. Angela Casci . Cody Davidson. Clarissa Davi s. Jennifer Kuhn. Eric Lilllcton . Melissa Mannon , Katie Rodcha\'cr, Jordann Thomas. Cassi Whan . Kasey Winter. Special Education : P<.u 1icia Jul .n ~ son. James Schartircr. Kennedy, Ashley Mayes. Andrew O'Bryant, Britt~ny Paxton, Demetria Pearson, Anthony Shamblin , Caitlin Swartz. Grade 2: Amy Barr. Kyle Boggs, Heather Graham. Becca Hanstine. Kaylee Kennedy. Kirk Legar. Trenton McClintock, Mi chelle Scarbrough , Valeroc Schoeppner, Eric Wood . Grade 3: Shauna Clark. Andy _ · Garnes, And ~ '&An gus. flrandon Pearson. Brautey Ramshurg. Dru Reed . Jennifer Smith. Grade 4: Ashton Bush. Ch ri s Fields, Cody Huddy. Brooke O' Bryant. Chris VanRceth. Grade S: Grant Arnold. April Coppick, and Ross Well MEIGS MIDDLE SCHOOL Grade 6: Tyler Barnes. Donald Barnett, David Boyd. Ja.: lyn ' Page Bradbury. Kara Bullington . Nicole Butcher. Kenneth Carsey. Kathryn Childs. llcnpmm Co llm s. Jayncc Davi ~. Macgan Dodson, Jenn ifer Dunn. Rosanna Egge rS. Bruce Glover. Ashley Hall ey. Matihew Hays. Tiffan y Herdman. Ranily Hudson. Auhnc Kopec. Jonathan Larkins. Sarah Lee. Chri stina Miller. Bohhi Napper. Ashley Payne. Eric<~ Poole . Tia Prall. Josh Ray. Henry Rider. Pam Rupe . Ryan Stobart. Bmndi Thomas. Carrie Walker, Hol le y William s. .Jordan William s. Angela Wil son. Andrew Philson. Abranda Storms. Grade 7: Ra.:hcl Argabri ght. Bridgett Adkins. Marcus Barr, Jessica Roush, Leslie Runyon , Chri s Kennedy, Sarah Larkins, Patrick Stephanie B~rr. Brook Bolin. Lind- Rupc , Jessica Schuler, Mary Martin , Penny Napper, Tara Norsay Bolin, llcn · Bookman, Cassie Schultz, Stacia Si'mm s, Amber man, Tla 0' Dell, Jaymie Osborne, Braun. Dawna Brumfield, Andrea Snowden, Matt William son, Tember Alyson Patterson, Stefani Pickens, Macie Pierce. Ryan Ramsburg , Burdette . . Wesley Call. Jasslin e Wil so n. Rees Wyant, Tara Wyatt. Kimberl y Ritterbeck , Stephanie Carter, Mindy Chancey. Ashl ey ColRoberts . Franco Romuno, Tiffany . well. Carrie Darst. Loretta Darst, MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL Kaytc Davts. Josh EAgle. Ashley Grade 9: Cara Ash, Chasidi Savage, Rebekah Smith. Jeremy Eblin . Jui cy Eblin. Amanda Fetty, Biggs. Derrick Bolin . Jennifer . Thomson. Bridget Vc. ~ghan , Shari . Candice Fetty. Ashley Field S, Jen- Bricklcs. Tiffany Day, Christopher Wrjght , Jonathan Wy .• :t. Grade 12: Vick; ''dams. Michael nifer Foreman. Josh Fowler. Robyr l)od son. Jcnmfer Fife , Michelle Freeman . Z~ch Gilk ey. Stephanie Kino . Aaron Krautter. Andrea Barr. Stefani Be;trt.s, Katherine Grucscr. Jon Halar. Chri s Hanin g. Kra;;_,suyn Carrie Ughtfool. Beat- Bcaumtcr. Billi Jo 5~ntlcy, Michelle Jami Hayes. Mcghan Haynes. . rice Morgan. Ivana Najdanovic. . BisselL Stephanie Burton. Joshua Cou nney Hi cks . Lucy Howerton . Gary Rydenhark . Jeffrey Shank, Butche r, Seth Carle ton. James Chapan. Carl y Chasteen. Jcrica Clark. Heather Hyse ll , Crystal Jacks. Katie Joshua Simpson. Stephanie Wigal. Jeffer s, Kelly Johnston. Jessica JusGrade 10: Megan Avts, Steve Floyd Clela nd. Jennt c Conk lin. Gintice. William Kautl. Jessica King, Bcha. LiSa Bias. Amber Blackston. ger Darsl. Tara Davis. Jennifer Dun Mallory King , Amanda Langdon. Melanic Blevins. Bethany Boyles. can. Brandic Elliott. Elilahcth FarRyan Lemley. Chns McDaniel. Tay- Stacey Brewer. Beverly Burdcnc. Ic y. Chad Fulmer. Emily Fow ler. lor McGraw. Rachacl Morris. Jessi- Aaron Crump . Meli ssa Dav is. Bnanna Gilmore. Dantcllc Grucscr. . ca Prcasl. Jcnnt Priddy, Brandon Robc11 Day. Charb Eggers. Patrick Cortney Haley. Carrie Hartson , JenRarn shurg. Jas0 n Rosier. Jeremy Erwtn. Marjorie . Halar. Sara Ihie. nife r Hay man . Myca Haynes. Roush. Mtche llc Runy on. Ahram Erick John son. Morgan Mathews. Shawnlla John son. Hyung-D Ktm. Sayre . Ben Se c. Brandy Shea. Joseph Me Call. Eric Me Cartncy. Sara Lee. Heidi Lcgar. Michael Joshua Simp.,on. James S1nith. Ntcholas MichaeL Amanda Miller, Lcilhcit. Jill Lemley. Kiran MalhoKev in Stcwan. Emi ly Stnry. Jen - Kyle Smiddt c. Jcremi a)l Smtih. tra. Christina Neece. Danicllc Pccknifer Walker. Eli ;alwt h Wilfon g. Jo'\hua Sordcn. Julie Spaun. Jame s 11<1111. Allncl lc Pierce, Michelle William so n. Hannah Stanle y. Anna Sto ry. Wesley Ramshurc . Melissa Ramsburg. Alli so n Woolard . Jennifer Zielinski . Th oe ne. Brandy Tohin . Amanda Meli ssa Reeves. Andrea Runyon. Grade 8:· C IITic AhhoiL AnJrcw Upton. Bmokc William >. Michael Casc\'nc· Sanford . Charles Searles. Amy" Sec . Matthew Sellers. Wendy . Baker. Bradley Baylor. Anthon y Willi <tnbOil . Bcarhs. Delana E i~h ingcr. Amber Grade II : Lacy Banks. C mdy Shrimplm. Sahrina Smith. _Kenneth . Ellis. Ben Hal ey. Amhcr Han ing. Barnett . Kri sten Brown . Melissa Smith . Amv Smith. Marl.ana Staats. Cori-ic Hoove r. Gr~g Ein g. John Darne ll. Jo hn Da\'id<on. Tri cia Crv>tal Taylor. Jeremy Thomas. Kraw se1.y n. John Lentcs, Ni ck Davi s. Stoney Day. Brandy Gangw- Ajam Thomas. Andrew Vance. Jen McLaughlin . Mon i<.:n Moon. Tinl er. Boyan Gartc he v. Duntin Hersh- nifer Vinin~ . Nancy Whaley. MelisMore land . Josh Nappe r. Mindy hcroc r. Meli ssa Holman. Justm Jcf- sa Will(at;,s_ Matthew Williams. O'Del L Kri sti Puckett. Misty Puck- fer;, Rchccca Johnson. Jessica John - Brian Young. •. ett. Me ltssa Rt chmond . Joy Rose. son. Mntlhcw Justice. Kris11na By JOHN ANTCZAK Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES _,_ A gas pipeline ruptured by a landslide Cl'\lpted in !lames, streams rose and mountains were coated in snow Tuesday as another storm blew across an already-soggy California. The towering plume of flaming natural gas gushed from coastal Yenturn County hills above U.S. I0 I after a night of heavy rain. It followed an oil pipeline break and another natural ga.~ line break in the county on Sat- . urday. "The hillsides are so saturated." said Joe Luna, a county Fire Department spokesman. No one was injured by the blaze. which was extinguished within an hour. Snow hindered early morning travel on Interstate 5 north of Los Angeles and closed some schools in mountain communities. More than 1.7 inches of rain fell in Ventura before dawn. Runoff raised the level of a sevenacre lake created a week ago by a landslide in upper Hall Canyon above Ventura, but a newly dug spillway worked and the dam wasn't breached. Pumps continued to draw down the lake. which poses a threat to dozens of homes. The lower San Diego River was near tlood stage in the Fashion Valley area after 1.5 inches of rain fell there. but forecasters expected the water level- and the flood threatto decrease overnight. Up the coast, Oceanside had more than 2 inches. In Laguna Beach. ditfs behind the POMEROY Kindrgarlen-Tuesdayffhursdav: Chelsev Arms. Kri sten Ballard. Sh:mnon Ba;rctl. Joyc Billmgs. Erin Punn. Veronica Grimm. Stephanie Hudson. Holly Jeffers. Ryan Jeffers. Autumn McDani el. Ariel Nitz. Shelhy Ohlinger. Erin Patterson. Corey Rcitmire . Richard Rutet . Ryan VanMatre . Mcri Van Meter. Kindergarten-Wednesday/Friday: Kayla Bachtel. Ivy Conde. Kim Faulkner. Max Link. Bruce Youkcrs. Vielorta Zahran. Ashley . LlUdennilt WASHINGTON (A PJ Providers of student loans, seeking to block etfort' to cut their interest mtes. are trying to make their voices louder through their own political action committees. Sallie Mae- the nation's largest buyer of government-guaranteed student loans - recently began its own PAC. and its competitors started a fund-raising drive for their own. · "Forming a PAC is part of an overall persuasion strategy." said Larry Makinson. deputy director of the Center for Responsive Politic>, a group that studies the relationship between money and campaigns. • " If you have 5 million members'-' -a major rc;ligious group, for example - "that will certainly capture the attention of a member of Congress." Makinson said. " IF you have a compelling issue that has atiFacted the public's attention, that will certainly capture the attention of a member of Congress. Lacking that. the fastest way to manufacture people caring about your side of the story is to create a conduit to deliver money 10 them . Bang. you've got their auention." Sallie Mae officials said their new political tool has more to do with it< transition last August from a government-chartered corporation to a private company than with inlluencing the hieher education bill. "We felt ... (lhe PAC) was a natural progression "-' we make the transition to a private company." sa~d Scott Miller. director of government relations. Members of the Education Michael SALEM CENTER Grade 1: Michael Bailey, Chelsea Carpenter. Matthew Dunkle, Michell e Eggers, Alyssa Longstreth.-Tommy Nottingham, April Oiler. all A's: Rebecca Canterbury, Jami Duncan, Jonathan Hand Icy, Eli Keyser, Brittany Kimple , Stacy Macomber, Samantha McDonald, Skylar Rupe, Robin Tay lor, John Wilcox. Grade 2: Ryan Barrell: Joshua Burncm, Corinna Cross, all A's: Dusty Adkins, Shawn Gayheart, Donald Neal. Grade 3: Anthony Davis, Lauren Elliott. Samantha Shontz. James Wallace. Grade 4: Zachary Weber. all A's; Kelly Napper. Grade ·s: Zo: hary Bush, Randy Hart, all A's; Jet'• rc" Baughman, Eric Burnem. Aaron · .lc. Josh J0hnsor . Samantha Pi ere.:. SALI-SBURY Kindergarten: Jeremy Ash. Joey Blackston, Cohen Blankenship. Kelsey Burton. Stevie Bunce. Darby Gilmore. Scott Kennedy, Bobby King . Samantha King . Stephanie Shamblin. Gabriel Williams. Caleb Davis. Kristen Eblin. Brcana HemsIcy. Tiana Hickman. Adam Lavender. Tiffany Rcitmirc. Jacoh Rime. Cassie Smilh. Brett Curtis. Cuty WilL .Grade 1: Ruchcl Da"i s. J.T Evans: Amanda Gilkey. JR. Greene, Morgan Brandon Hanning , SMITH'S -CONSTRUCTION :·' ' Don't let winter give you the blues. Public Notice I?EOf!LAME c,,••. S.eedless Pouna ASSORTED VARIETIES . .•1 1%, LITE, SKIM OR FAT FREE PLUS Kroger DrangeJuil Kroger · Milk GaBon ~- .... ,.,,. 1~ ' ~ ~ ·,. Jl ·. . I' '\ .. Meigs County child sought for 1998 March of Dimes Ambassador WalkAmerica organizers are taking applicaitons for the Ambas· sadors of the 1998 Tri·County WalkAmerica for the Marth of Dimes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ The ambassador should be a Meigs County child, age twelve or under, ~ who was born with a birth defect and is now he11Ithy as a result of March of Di-mes funded programs and research. Applicants should enjoy meeting people and havin~ their photograph taken. Call Lori Wilso·n at I. 800-313-2911 as soon as possible. .' '. ,_. Call Toda,! Free Estimates! 992·5535 or 992·2753 . SNOW REMOVAL Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime Home 614-992-3141 Cell Phone SNOW CONTINUES OUT WEST - At_San Diego Unified School District's sixth grade camp on Mount Palomar, Calli., Jose Morales, left, and Ontarlon Dodson walk through the camp's snowed over asaembly area Tuesday. Mountains were coated In snow as another storm blew across an already soggy California. (API city's Festival of Arts site began crumbling about 8 a.m. Boulders and din cmshed onto a tennis court and a restaurant. Skies cleared rapidly behind the system. aiding crews working on ea.sing threats to property and roads from the se ries of El Nino-driven storms hitting the West Coast thi~ winter. The American Red Cross said it had seven shelters open statewide and was housing 596 people, mostly on the north coast. Finance Council - the Washingtonbased trade association of nonprolits that compete with Sallie Mae to buy student loans from banks- have created their own PAC. Friends of Higher Education. "li's part of our political system. for better or for worse," said Harrison Wadsworth. deputy executive director of the council and treasurer of the PAC. "The feeling is we should participate in the political system in all aspects. This is part of the process." In a solicitation letter; the PAC told potential donors that making contributions to lawmakers "wi ll enable us to participate in high-level forum~ where we can express our views to those who can make a difference for student lending." _ At iss ue is a July I date for changing 'the way interest rates are calculated on student loans, pegging the rate to longer-term Treasury ~ec uri­ ties. Supporters of the change say it will save students millions of dollars in interest costs. The change was enacted in 1993. when the Education Department expected its new. direct_ loans would largely replace the guaranteed loans. That hasn't happened, because of resistance by Congr~ss to having the government become a direct lender. 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Thoughts and prayers from our neighbors and friends. We would also like to thank Dr. Jamas Witherell. We will never forget your kindness. From her children, grandchildren, families Others argue that banks may decide to stop making student loans because the lower interest rates won't attract investors. "It's really a terrible problem that threatens the viability of the student loan program," Wadsworth said. Student loans are expected to be part of the debate when the House Education and the Workforce Committee takes up a bill. perhaps this month, renewing major higher education programs. "It's one of those issues that has been lying under the surface and has started to become more widely known and ' talked about," ~aid Vic Klatt. education policy coordinator for the committee. In the meantime, Sallie Mae and the other lenders have stepped up their contacts with key officials. , In addition to its in-house lobbyists, Sallie Mae has hired former Rep. · ':===:==:==:==:==:==:==:~ Pat Williams. D-Mont.. a former In Memory House Education subcommittee chairman. Williams. ~ho is teaching In Memory Of at the University of Montana. said he RICHARD (Junior) was advising Sallie Mae on political JACKS strategy. sharing his observations who passed away and knowledge aboul the Education Committee members, their conFeb.18, 1987 stituents, and the arguments to which Eleven years has they might be receptive. passed He also said he woul~ be contactSince that sad day ing _lawmakers on behalf of Sallie When the one we Mae. loved was called "My colleagues on both sides ful away ly recognize that fur 18 years I was God took him home on the side of the students," Williams It was His will said. ''I'm still on that side. I hope my Within our hearts colleagues have trust in my judgment He Uveth still. and opinion." Wife, Freda Children and Grandchildren Public Notice NOTICE TO aloreaald Melga County CONTRACTORS Commlulonero. Bid Bonde Sealtcl propo11l1 lor the ahall be accompanied by lnellllallon of now root on Proof ol Authority ol the tile EMS Heedquartera Civic official or agent olgnlng the Center Community Building bond. In Rutland, Malgo County, Blda. shall be ataled and Qhlo will be rocelved by tho marked aa Bid lor Rutland Melgl . County EMS Civic Center Roof Commlaalonero at their Replacement Project and otnoe at the Courthouao, mailed or delivered to: PollllfOY, Ohio 45769 unUI Melga County tO!OO a.m, March 2, 1998 C o m m I 1 1 I o n e r a , and then at1 :oo pm., at lilld Courthouu, Pomeroy, Ohio otlloe opened and read 45769. aloud lor the following: Attention ol blddtra Ia The lnllallallon ol 1 celled to all of the requlreroplacement roof on the menta contained In thla bid Rutiand Civic Canter EMS packet, particularly to tho Hoadquartero locllod on Federal Labor Standarda Main Slrotl, S.R. 124 Provlolono and DavieRutland, Molgo County, Bacon Wagaa, varloua Ohlo. Speclflcatlona pro- lnourance requlramanta, vldldln Bid Packet. vartoua equal opportunity Prolpectlve blddara wllh- provlalona, and tha requlrelng to view and lnopect lht ment tor a payment bond project alto moy contact and performance bond lor Marcia Elliott ot 740-742- 100% oflha contract price. Z233 or Roumary Eakow at No bidder may wllhdraw 740-742·2121 to lnapect tho hie bid within thirty (30} project alta and lor any tur- daya alter tht actual data ot thlf qutatlona 11 to tho the Ol*llng thereof. Mtlgo proJect. County Commlaalonero Plano, Speclftc:etlonl, and rnerve the rtght to waive bid forme lillY bt IICUrtcl any lnlorrnalltlae or to rojoct at the ottlce of Melga any or all bldo. County Commlulonlfl. No Janet Howard, Pr..ldent depqalt will be requlrtcl lor Melga County 11011 aet of plana and apec- Commlaalonaro lltclllone. (2)8, 11, 18 3TC EICh bid rnuat be ICCOn!o j-.:..;__ _ _ _ _ __ penltd by ellher 1 bid bond . In IIIIIIIOUnt ol1 00% ·o tlht Using /he Classifieds bid amount with a ourety Is as Easy as. , . 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Olivia Davis, Corey Hutton , Josie Klein, Justin Lillie, Jessica Maines, Valisha Richmond, Joseph · Satterfield, Stephanie St. Clair. Tyler Wamsley. Briana Willis, Sarah Woodard. Grade 2: Jacob Barnes, Emily Davis. Bethany Gibbs. Seth Johnson. all A's: Katie Doczi, Brittany Harrison. Keith Moore, Kori Priddy, Tas,;ady Willford. Grade 3: Kcilah Jac;ks, all A's: Zachary Burns. Bethany King . Joshua Taylor. Grade 4: Sarah Dawn Jenkins , all A's: Josh Bolin. Carita Gardner. Adam Humphreys. Maggie Rupc. Grade 5: Renee Bailey. Madison King. all A's : Cassie Lee. Melissa Richmond . Grade 5: Adam Snowden. Sarah Wilkes. all A's: Justin Coleman. DH/LD (Primary): Du"all. Michael Hudson. The Daily Sentinel • ~age Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio California gets more rain and s~ow; landslide ignites -fire blaze ' Meigs Local District announc·es second nine week~ honor roll Honor rolls for schools in the Meigs Local District for the' SljCOnd nine-weeks grading period 'have been announced. 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PULL IT DOWN AN STO"'P "TH Do'N6 THING Ft...A.i ~ BRIDGE IIUT 'IOU BOV6 GOTTo\ HOI.O IT& o\T'Tl:.NTION t'lO I CAN GE:T IN BEHIND IT' NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER 1 Slow mualc11 7 13 movement What Ann Llnderagtveo Fetvent 14 20 Queallona C81egory 1 1/2 year old female Beagle runs rabb ts 740 9B5 4407 Black Female Puppy 9 Weeks Old 740 446 4479 740 446 7503 Ch ck.ens and Ducks Call Aller 7 p m (740) 256-6003 Female cat all wh te blue eyes ltter tramed 304 458 2218 Gas stove & refr gerator freezer both work 304 773 5878 Old scrap metal to g ve away 740 992 7'641 Two 6 months old k tlens 740 992 54B6 60 Lost and Found Found Wh l e Brown and Black Hunt ng dog No Colla I Need to Prove Ownsh p 704 379 9242 Gallipolis & VICinity ALL Yard 5a les Must Be Paid In Advance OEAQl.JNE 2 00 p m the day before the ad Is to run Sunday edition 2 00 p m Friday Monday edition 10 00 a m Saturday Mov ng Sa e Sa urday Feoruary 21st 9 6 238 Watts Road A o Grande 4 M les Pass Co lege Route 325 Furn ture Clothes eaoy Items Odds and Ends (740)379 2244 Pomeroy, Middleport & VICinity All Yard Sales Mu s't Se Paid In Advance Deadli ne 1 OOpm the day befo re Ute ad Is to run Sunday & Mon day edition 1 OOpm Frlday 80 Auctton and Flea Market A ck Pearson Auctton Company full t1me auct oneer comple te auct on serv ce L censed #66 Oh o & West Vug ma 304 773 5785 Or 304 773 5447 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dol ar AI U S Sll ver And Gold Cons Proofsels D amonds Ant que Jewelry Gold R ngs Pre 1930 U S Curre ncy Sterhng Etc Acqu1stt ons Jewelr y M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Galltpol s 740-446 2842 Home Heal th Agency Htr ng CNA s And Experienced HHA s For Part Time Pos ttons Start ng AI $6 09 Per Hour Phone CaUs Please In Me gs County Call 614 992 7900 Or In Gall a Coun ty 5 op By Hea 111 Managemen Servtces At 762 Second A\EI nue Gall pols For Appl ca1 ons Or Call 740 446 3608 Senous lnqUir es Only EOE Local Truck ng Company Seek ng Qua fed Truck Dr vers Good Pay Good Ben~"lls Send Ael:iume To Po Box 109 Jack.s6fl Oh o 45640 or Call 740 286 1463 To Schedule An nterv ew Making Money With a Typewriter or Computer! Severa Un que W~ys For lnfor matonWr leTo T na Sande s PO Box 1253 Aml1erst Oh o 44001 Plumbers And P pef llers L U 11577 W II Be 0 str but ng Appren t ce Applu;a1 o lS Beg nn ng Fe Orua ry 16 Tl1rougl1 February 27 Appl cat ons Can Be P eked Up At 1236 Gall a Steel Portsmouth Oh o From 7 30 AM Unt I 4 00 PM $35 00 AppllcahOn Fee EEO Aespons ble women needed to care for elderly lady on wee kends references needed 304 675 4294 after 6pm RETAIL SALES POSITIONS AVAILABL E Local Bus ness Look ng For H ghly Energet c Sales Onented People For Man agement And Non Management Pos1110ns Located In Galllpo hs Full T me Pay And Benet ts W th Bonus And lncent ve Plans Ava lable Send Resume To PO Elbx 175 RIO Grande OH 45674 Equal Opportun1ty Employer RN SUPERVISORS & RN S E dercare ol WV ts now accept mg app 1cat ons tor part t me AN Superv so rs and LPN S expe r enced n long term health care licen sed n wv App ly be tween 9am 5pm at 107 M ller Dr tve Rpley WV EOE Sales Aepresentat ve 100T Vear Old Company w tn Tne H1gt1est Rattngs In The Ltle Insurance In dustry Seeks Energehc Ga ree M nded Professional Two Yea r Tratmng Program Agg ess1ve Compensat on And Benehls Package And Tuthon Asststance For Profess anal Development Oppo tuntly For Promotio n To Sales Management For Mo e In forma on Con tact Lmda Dunlap A 800 550 0372 Western And Southern ltfe Insurance Campa ny Is An Equal Oppo tuntty Em player Three L brary Atdes needed lm med ately to work approx etgh t hours per .,..eek (Saturday 9 5 or 59 two n ghts per wk) at $5 15 hourly No oenellts Applications avallab e at Bossard Ltbrary 7 Spruce Street Phone {740) 446- 7323EOE Ant ques no 1tem too large or too small Also estates apprat sals ref n shmg custo m orders 740 992 6576 Clean late Model Cars Or Trucks 1990 Model s Or Newer Sm tl1 Bu1ck Ponttac 1900 East ern Avenue Gal pol s ~ J & 0 Aut o Parts Buy ng wrecked or salvaged vehtcles 304 773 5033 WANTED Full tlme person lor cuslomer servtce r~presentaltve post on m local nsurance agen cy Pr or nsurance exper1ence and s ate I censtng a ptus but w 11 Ira n and hcense a qua 11ed per son Please send resume to The Daly Sent nel PO Box 7'29 57 Pomeroy Ohk> 45769 Expenenced w1th References W II Tend To The Elderly In Tl1etr Home {740)256 t433 Ask For 5677 wanted To By~. Extra large Steel Pet Crate Call (304) 6r5 1051 Leave Message Avon $8 $16 Hr No Doo To Ooo OUJck Cash Fun & Rel ax ng 1 800 736 Ot68 CLERICAL GREENWOOD MOTOR LINES one ol the natmns largest tam y owned LTL motor (re ght carr e s s accept ng app l cat ons for a lull t me 2nd s1111 (M F 4 30pm 1am) cashte /pre clerk Must type 30wpm w1th 10 ke{ sk lis We offer top pay w lh complete bene Itt package 10 nclude 401K Ap ply at At 1 Galhpol s Ferry WV 304 675 1809 M/FN/0 EOE CNAS Eldercare of WV 1s now accept ng appllcal10ns for part t me and or lull I me CNA S exper enced in long term health care I censed n wv Appty tn pe son between 9am 5pm at 107M ller Dnye A p ~ WV EOE E!UY HOMES AS LOW AS $4 000 1 5 Bdrm Local Gov t & Bank Repo s Ca ll 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 GOV T FORECLOSED Homes From Pe nn es On $1 Dehnquent Tax Aepo s REO s Your Area Toll Freel! ) BOO 21B 9000 Exl H 2814 For Current Ltstlngs FINANCIAL 210 Bus1ness Opportunity INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING GO rec ommends that you do bus ness "'th people you know and NOT to send money through the rna I unt t you have nvesttgated the offer ng Handyman Special Cash Only 2&3 Bedrooms St 500 6 Upl On~ 3Le" 304 755 556 t Large se lecti on ol used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starttng et $2995 Outck delve y Ca 11 740 385 9621 LIMITED OFFER WHY WAIT DONTWAIT Wtll Pay For Your Rapid Tax Refund Use as down payment Call the cred1t I ne WESTWOOD HOME SHOW 304 736 3888 M ddlepo rt Gravel Htll 4 bed room 1 1f2 baths large famtl y room & llvtng room formal dmmg roo m 2570 sq 113 acre lot 740 992 2704 after 5pm NEW CONSTRUCTION LIMITED OFFER WHY WAIT? DON'TWAITI W II Pay For Vour Raptd Tax Re fund Use As Down Paymeht Call Th e Cred1l Line WESTWOOD HOME SHOW 304 736 3888 FIRSTTIME BUYERS Beau MUST SELL 14x80 3bedrooms 304 736-7295 a~e New 16 W de Mobile Home Start lng At Only $17 400 Free De lv ery Call 1 BOO 691 6777 New 1998 14x70 three bectroom Includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes sk rtmg delu xe steps Abatement $179 500 304 273 2940 New Oouble Wide 3br 2 bath 132 ooo Dale E Taylor Really 740 992 5333 740 992 1064 740 446 1529 320 Mobile Homes for Sale and setup Only $1B7 08 per 800 837 3238 $24 999 Free Deltvery Call 1 800 691 6777 New d~b"ie wtde repo $999 down Free dehvery and setup 304 736 7295 proval t 80Q-94B 5678 NEW SHIPMENT 14x70 s 3BAI28A Free Del very & Set up WIAC $19 750 1 BOQ-25 t 5070 'SPECIAL OW S' Spacous 3BR/2BA Complete DeliVery & Set up Approx $200 per month 1 BOO 25 t 5070 12x65 2 Bedroom w th expando on rented lot CA Porch o ut Bulld tng an d Car Port $ t 2 500 (740)245 0452 A"er 5 30 p m 14 x 70 3 Bedroom mobtle home with addnton new furnace porch nclude.s lot $tO 500 Home stead Bend Broker 304 882 MUST SELL 14x80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Ftnancmg Ava tl able 304 736 7295 1973 Cameron 12)165 :i!br 1 room add t on $4 500 304-68:2 3612 1998 Jbr 2 baths lots or extras se t on lot Call for more mfo 304 755 7191 t st T me Buyers E Z F nanc ng 2 or 3 Bedroom around $200 per mon l h Free dehvery & set up 20 Acres MIL 2 Bedroom Mobile Home Large Porch 2 Car + Ga rage Am Grande 740 245 5933 Alter6 PM One 1978 10 JC46 Olllce Tra1 er W th Electnc Forced Atr Heat And 2 Ton Central A!C Un t One 19B7 12 x69 OIIICe Tra ler W1th 2 barh ONLY $39 999 Gall 1 800 691 6777 Call Toll Free 1 800 218 9000 Ext G 2914 Professional Services 310 Homes for Sale Ranch 3 Blldrboms t Bath Large Ltvlngroom large Kttchen 1 Acre Gallipolis City Schools $62 000 537 Plymale Road 740. 446 4323 Custom made homea where the cuatomer seta the price I we own the bank Only At Oakwood Homea of Nitro WV 304 755-5885 mscount Mobtle Home Parts & Accessones Water Healers V1 I Sktrlmg Ktts $299 95 An polls Ntce Clean Wtth Utlhty Buy or se ll Rtve nne Anttques 11 24 E Main Streel on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T w 10 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Ru ss Moore owner 2 & 3 bedroom mob le homes $260 $300 sewe r water and trash lnduded 740 992 2167 3/4 KT D1amond engagement Rmg Cost $1 200 wlll sa le l or 2 Bedroom Mobtle Home Hannan Trace Scl1ool 0 stnct (740) 256- 44x88 Connelly Pool Tabl e Ash 1686 $1 200 740 446-4441 Mobtle Home For Rent 740.446 Amazing 1279 Through Lose t 0 to 200 lbs Call 440 Apartments for Rent t- and 2 bedroom apartments lur nlsl1ed ancJ unlurn tshed security deposit reQuired no pets 740 $600 00 OBO 740 446-3040 wood Leathe r Pockets F rm Break 675-1550 2 Bedroom apt all utilities patd $350/mo t deposit 304 675 75~"er 4 t 5pm 7m 2b apts total e ectrlc ap pllances furnished laundry room faclllhes close to sc hool In town Appllcattons available at VIllage Green Apts 149 or ca ll 740 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ES TATES 52 Westwood Drive lrom $279 to $35B Walk to shop & moVIe s Call 740 446 2568 Equal Housing Opponunlly Upstatrs Apartment 3 Rooms Wa ter Patd Priva te Entrances NO PETS 91 Cedar Street 614 Quiet Country Setting w th beau hful mobtle 11ome forced to sell Ftnancmg avatlable 304 755 5566 Single Parent Program Spectal hnancmg on 2 3 & 4 bedroom homes Payments as law u $180 Ca I now 304 755 5885 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spec al fmanc ng available 304 736 7295 Tratler lot 2 Garages Posstble Land Contract Crown Ctty 740 63 95 Acres Approx 8 Acre Lake Gallla County County water And Electnc $2 600 Per Acre 630 Livestock Gentle AOHA rt dtn g mare 16 hands young and sou nd $2500 640 Ear corn tor sale 740 247 3042 bOll $ t 25 Hold s up Hay square bales $1 50 ba l e Ca ll or leave message at 304 BB2 2575 Call 740 992 6636 alter 6 pm COs & tapes not ncluded Hay Round bales Concrete & Plasttc Sepllcianks 300 Thru 2 6oo Gallons Ron Evans Enterpnses Jackson OH Ed Mattox 1-80Q-537 9528 Grubbs Ptano tunmg & repatrs Problems? 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Call the p.ano Dr 740 446 4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800-537 9528 P~IMESTAR lowest price B8B 265 2123 moced hay t 2001bs $15 t 5001bs $20 Call 304 675 1467 12Noon Mdmght Mixed Hay Delano Jackson Farm 740 446 1104 740 44t 0450 Square Bales $2 00 Each 1 M le N On At 2 304 675 3960 Lea ve Message Square Bales 01 Allalla & T mothy M xed Hay $2 50 Round Bares $20 740 446-1 062 TRANSPORTATION wlnler blowout spectal All tnventory musl golJ 170 lree channels lree mon lhly gutde free bonus gtlt Guaranteed Valley No Pets $375/Mo Plus S~le s Computer t~ MB Ram 1 2 GB Hard Dnve :28 BK Fax I Mc1em 16 Btl Stereo Sound Card Ancs Speakers Keyboard Mouse Wmdows Soltwace L'ess lhan 2 Yrs Old Pa id $2 395 Ask ng $900 740 446 2707 Aller 5 00 PM Gractous hvtng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and A verstde Apartments m Mtddle R & S Furniture Mason wv Buy SeH Trade Used & Antques Furntture 304 773 5341 Sola Sleeper $3l0 Gl der Char $80 Kll chen Table 6 Cha irs $340 Small Anttqu e Wardrobe $50 New 6 Weeks Except War drobe 74Q-245 5393 Now Tak ng Apphcatlons 35 West 2 Bedroom Tow nhou se Apar1men1s $295/Mo 740 446 0006 One bedroom apartment tn Mtd dteport ah utthues patd $270 per month $100 dBPOSII 740 992 7806 Th ree roo m apartment Next to Bossard Ltbrary $350 per month Deposit reqUired no pets Con tact Debbte or Judy at Bossard dlepon 740 992 2178 Upstairs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur n shed Clean No Pets Reference & Oepostt Aequtred 140 446 1519 450 Furnished Rooms C rcle Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Cl nemax Showt me & D1sney Weekly Rates Or Montl11y Rates Construchon Workers Welcome rat And LP Gas Furnaces Lie tlm& Warranty On Heat Exchang er If You Don t Call .Us We Both Lo s~ t Free Esumatest Add On 992 7619 s500 740 1984 Cadtllac Sevtl e New Motor (Not Rebull l) Brown Leatl1er Seats Tan Color PS PW PB AC New Pam! Job 140 446 2463 Or 740 446 1173 Leave Message $4 195 1987 Buick LeSabre Cus tom 4d cass I til cruse t ke new tlres brakes struts 63 5k actual one owne r m les $5 QOO 304 ate t9B9 Corvelle $14 500 Call304 675 5861 alter 6pm Steel Beams All Stzes & Lenglhs L & L Scra p Metals 740 446 7300 0103 STORAGE TANK S 3 000 Gallon 1994 Mercury Cougar XR7 8 Cy l PS PB Power W ndows Leather /Clo th / lntenor Electr c Red Ex lertor Excellent Condit on Adult Drtven Very Well Taken Care 01 44 000 M tes 614 446 7527 Books For $16 000 Ask ng Upr ght Aon Evans Enlerpnses Jackson Oho 1-800 537 9528 Two Anttque Typewriters $40 Each One Portable Sewmg Ma chtne $40 One Auto Tool Ches t W th 50 Tools $50 One Aadto $20 Four Old Mantel Clocks $100 Each 20 Old Ham11ton and Etc n Pocket Watches 12 20x:24 Wood Frames $9 Each One APEGO Copy Maker $90 422 Second Ave Waterline Spec al 314 200 PSI $2 1 95 Per 100 t 200 PSI $37 oo Per roo All Brass Com $11 000 1995 Neon 4 Doors Whtte Auto Atr Cassat e Tilt 73 500 M les $4 750 00 OBO 740 256 6340 74Q-256 6467 1995 Saturn SC2 AutomatJc At Cruise AM/FM Cassella Trunk Retease $12 000 Call Alter 5 p M (Senous lnqut es Only ) 740 pressiOn Ftnmgs In Stodt Jackson Oh10 1 8Q0-537 9528 M ddleporl $23 000 OBO 740 Sleeping rooms wtth cooking A!so tratler space on river All hook ups Ca ll alte r 2 00 p m 1996 Dodge Neon 27 000 M les 2 door Coup Espresso $S 000 992 2290 304 773 5651 Mason WV Wa1ghl Loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Or Recommended tOO% GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 88B 294-8079 (740) 256-1539 TAX REFUND ·auv LAND" Invest Your Refund In Somethmg That Lasts ForENer "LAND" 460 Space for Rent Mobile home site ava fable bet ween Att1ens and Pomeroy call 740 385 4367 All Over SOuthern OhiO CAMP HUNT RETIRE MERCHANDISE On One Of Our 5 To 20 Acre Country BUJidmg Lots NEW 5 Acre IlOS Land Contracts 10% Down Call Today For FREE Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD t~2t3-8365 www countrytyme com 360 Real Estate Wanted Cash Patd For Land In Galha County Blaekburn Realty 740 I 44&-0008 510 Applta nces Recond toned Washers Dryers Ranges Refn grators 90 Day Guarantee! 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We Pay Top $$$ For Farms & Vacant Land 20 To 300 Acres Road Frontage & Woods A Plus CALL MIKE TODAYI ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1.aQ0.21 U365 --RENTALS Household Goods U$ED APPLIANCES washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs Appl ances 76 VIne Strpe1 Call 740 446 7398 1 80Q-4!j9.3499 Llvmg Room Suite Never used 2 PC $275 Gall 74D-886-637 3 Polly o New & Used Furniture We now have ArrrrJ Surplustu 2101 Jefferson Ave Open 9 30 ~ 00 Mon Sal 304-675-SOFA (7632) 41 0 Houses for Rent Ntce clean 2bT references & de pos1t no pets 30"'1 f$75 5162 Twin Beds Wnh Mattresses $115 Full $135 Queen $160 Kmg $100 See AI Used Furn lure Store 130 Bufav lie Ptke Galllpo lis Oho M T W Hrs IIJ-4 Cars sok:l everyday Call lor change n nventory Hours 12 6 closed Tl1ursday and Sunday RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Wood For Sate $35 A Load Wtll Oelwer 740 388 8010 550 Bu1ld1ng Supplies Block brtck sewer p pes w nd ows 1ntels etc Claude Wmters A o Grande OH Call 740 245 512 560 Pets for Sale A Groom Shop Pet Groomtng Featurtng Hy dro Balh Don Sheets 373 Georges C eek Ad 740 446 0231 AKC SheltJe pupp es sable & whlte male & remale $250 $300 74Q.992 5073 AKC Sheltles sabletwhne tr lbtf bk vet checked excellent pedt gree AKC Colltes eye cerflf ed tn sablelwfllte 740-696 1085 AKC Shih tzu pups lor sale hrst shots and wormed 740 992 350B l·ii;;;;;~FF.u:iiiiHBiito~o;ddi;addPP;;upp;;,e;;s Wormed & Shots $50 Each 740 388 B922 Golden Retr ever Pups AKC Shots Reg slered 9 Weeks Wormed 3 Males S150 Each 740-446 8651 740-446 2899 Aegtsler&d Ptl bull puppies shOts and wormed 7<f0.992 2298 Stud servtce CFA red Persian & also stud service for cl1ocolate pont Stamese 740 992 5073 WE DON'T KNOW COME TALK TO WHAT A PRO H I! t 993 Ford F t 50 60 000 Miles 1 $8 500 OBO 740 446 7935 I ' I Even ngs 740 441 0867 -...,.:=-------- ' ~~~~~zu;~ ~~~r~o~ Cll~~~ru~ ! 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54 Swimming 55 Aluminum 56 Type of fly 57 Funeral car Thursday Feb 19 1998 AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) Mtstakes can be made tl an tmponanl matter ts handled tmpulstvely today Carefully sJudy all aspects and don t make a move unttl you can proceed wtth assurance Aquanus treat yoursellto a btnhday gtfl Send tor your Astro Graph pn:dteitOns tor Ihe year ahead by mathng $2 and SASE to Astro Graph. c/o thts newspaper PO Box 1758 Murray Htll Siallon New York NY 10156 Be sure to state your zodtac s•gn PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) 1 Meanmgtul obJecltves are achtevable for you aiihts ttme Begm wtth your leasltmponant ones and lry to work yourself up the list ARIES (March 21 Aprtl 19) Today a."octates wtll react m accord wtth the example you set It you pro Jed a coopemltve sptnl they II match your behavtor TAURUS (Apnl 20 May ~Ol Some confodenltal mformalton mt~ht be passed onto you today Betore ustng 11 however have 11 venlled to uncove~ any shortcommgs GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Keep qutet about what you re domg today tl you re helptng a fnend wtth a prob lem lnvttmg others tnto the ptcture could be counterproductive CANCER (June 21 July 22) Today you II be both a good staner and a sJrong fimsher Thts mtghl not be true. however of subordmates to whom you delegate asstgnments LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Compan-, tonshtp wtll be tmponant to you today Thts ts good, provtded you don t put soctahzmg above your dulles Matntam your pace wuh work as well VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Today s developmenls could strengthen your fi nanctal posllton tn a untque manner but your ga1 ns are nol hkely to come through gambles or t:tsh LIBRA !Sepl 23-0cl 21) In most cDmpeltltve developmems today you should Iare well yet you sit II could encounter a mtsmatch tl you sen ously underesttmate the cumpeltlton SCORPIO !Oct 24 Nov 22) Fmanctal prospects look stronger today so lry Io focus your ettorts on profitable endeavors Use your mge nutty to fallen your bank account SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21 l Your enthustasm wtll be m har mony wtlh your expectaltons today and Ihts could make a dynamtc combtnalwn that could result tn personal gams CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Most wtll feel mchned to cooperate wtth you today when: your career 1s concerned Those who can t be swayed will be mtlextble, so don 1 spm your wheels I (CG) L•e (CC) �Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 18, 1998 . Tobacco industry says it's flexible on WASHINGTON !AP) :.... The tobacco industry. whose demands for a shield against future lawsuits have met a cold reception in Congress. says it is willing to consider . alternatives but has heard nothing acceptable from the other side. "We are not wedded to a panicular method to deal with this problem," industry lawyers Meyer Kaplow told reporters Tuesday. "If there are other suggestions that work as well for the industry but cause other people less di fticuhy. we certainly are prepared to talk to people about them. " We just haven't heard anything that would fit that description raised so far ... Protections againstlawsuus were included in a landmark seulement reached in June between cigarettemakers and the auomeys general of 40 states. In e>change. the industry would pay $368 billion over 25 years .and change some of its marketing practices. ,Immunity from lawsuits has become the central issue as Congress debates whether to approve or rewrite the seulement. The Clinton adminis· tmtion has said it prefers a selllement without immunity but is willing to consider immunity if necessary to push the plan through Congress. · Coneressional leaders have shown linle inclination to grant election -year favors to an industry thal. · a~cording to papers recently released by cigarelle makers. h>< looked for ways to hook children on tobacco. In an interview later Tuesday, Koplow said his comments did not reflect a shift in the industry's strategy. ·In fact. he said, his statement match the testimony he gave to Congress last year. · The industry's goals remain the same, Koplow said. They include giving tobacco companies ''absolutely certain amount of annuall1ihbility"· without having to pay additional puhitive damage payments and the legal ability to hold adult plaintiffs responsi~le for choosing to smoke. "If there's a different way to get there than the June settlement, we will look at it," Koplow .aid. " But so far. in all of the months of negotiations, we haven't heard anything. suggested other than wl\at's in there that other people are prepared to agree to." In the past. the industry has demanded that the senlemeiu be approved as a package. "When you start tearing down one end of the compromise. the whole thing starts to fray." Steven Goldstone. chief of RJR Nabisco. told Wall Street analysts in October during a speech about whether to raise the price of cigarelles. EASTMAN'S protection ' I 1 (jRIVVD PR9Zt ·1-1998 Chev1:1 GATEWAY COMPUTER Venture Van FOODLAND previous highway and mas'l lrnnsit funding bill until May I bec:IUse they couldn't agree on how to distribute the money-in new legislation. · McConnell said the "disadvantaged business enterprise" program is costly. diviSive and unconstitutional. Instead. he wants states receiving fed· eral transportation aid to pro>ide technical and other support to help "emerging small businesses" com: pete for contracts . He has a handful of co-sponsors - Republican Sens. Jeff Sessions of Alabama. Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas. John Ashcroft of Missouri and Slade Gorton of Washington ...:... and is counting on the anticipated debate to allract additional support. "This is one vote we will delinitely have. " McConnell said in an interview. The latest version of Canady's bill would require participation by federal departments and agencies in recruitment and outreach efforts rewrite that the congressman hopes will satisfy critics who said his original bill offered no suitable alternative. Congre.<s also could reconsider Lee 's nomination. Clinton gave the job to Lee on an "acting" basis last year after a deadlocked Senate Judi ciary Comminee sent hi s nomination back to the White House .. Clinton resubmined Lee's name last moAih. a l l ·II tp I · 1 Phone II I 1 Kicker: ' 'By BARRY SCHWEID ' AP Diplomatic Writer : NASHVILLE. Tenn. - "A few :dozen hecklers:· will not deter the ;united States t'rom its mission in Iraq ;_ containing-Saddam Hussein and. ;reducing his ability to use biological ;and chemical weapons. Secretary of ;State Madeleine Albright said today. : "Our goal ... may not seem real!ly decisive. But we're trying to con· otain Saddani Hussein. Whenever he iputs his head up. we push him back. ;we are doing what must be done.'' ;sire said on NBC's "Today" show. ; A day after Clinton administration 'Officials were heckled on a college campus in Columbus. Ohio. former 'professor Albright returned to the c~ssroom to make a case for threatening to bomb Iraq to drastically WIN Tender Choice Whole Pork Loins Buttermilk, 1%, Homogenized, Skim or ·reduce it~ stores of dangerous 'weapons. Albright was · making back-toback appearances at Tennessee State University here and at the University of South Carolina. She would be working smaller audiences than at. the " town meeting" Wednesday at Ohio State University. where angry critics at times drowned her out. along with Defense Secretary William Cohen and Sandy Berger. President Clinton's national security adviser. "We know what we have to do... Albright said on· NBC. Unless Saddam gives United Nations' inspectors unfettered and unlimited access to weapons sites. "We will be using force and the American people will be behind us." she said. "If we have to use force. it is because we are America. We ure the indispensable nation. We stand tall. We see further into the future." she said. Albright said most Americans inspectors. back administration policy and the The protesters at Ohio State were oflicials will continue to explain the far outnumbered by supporters and poljcy to the nation. the undecided at St. John arena. But "A couple of dozen students dis- from the outset. when she began with rupti~g it is something that takes the assertion. "Iraq is a long way away from the spirit of the project. from Ohio. but what happens there which is to try to talk 10 the Ameri· mailers here." .Aibright. Cohen and can people about the stakes and Berger were confronted by jeering American foreign policy... she said on that sometimes drowned them out. ABC's "Good Morning America." 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"It must be a true. not a phony. sol,ution ... she said. while Cohen and Berger offered assurances there would not bt: ··si~nilicant losses ·· among the 30.(X)() American troops in the Persian Gulf in the even·! of an allack. Many in the half-tilled Ohio State 'ports arena appeared un swayed by the comments. Dozens shouted out': "One. two. three. four. we don ' t want your racist war... Others held up antiwar banners and frequentl y interrupted the speakers. Albright insisted Sadd~m "does· n't care a Jig about his own people ... but one protester. Rick Theis. said. "We. the people of Columbus and central Ohio. don't want to send a messag~ with the blood of Iraqi women and children." By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff The status of the district's building program and wiring of new school buildings for Schoolnet were discussed when the Eastern Local Board of Education met in regular session on Wednesday evening. Barry Ingham of Vargo. Cassady. lgham. and Gibbs. architect for the building program. met with the board and said that the building projects in the district are on schedule. At the new elementary school. located next to Eastern. High School. interior painting has be~un. a.nd.windows, whtch a11"1\ied•last' week. are now being installed. Ingham said that construction of the new lobby arta in the high school will begin in. approximately three weeks. Demolition of the existing lobby area will be completed . first before construction can begin on the new lobby . Ingham discussed the need to vacate classrooms in the high school so that ceilings can be installed and ofher work completed in those classrooms. which have been in use during the school year without ceiling or floor tile. The board reviewell a list of fur· nishings that would be needed in the new elementary building. Among Head Start program in Meigs Coonthe items mentioned by Treasurer ty now uses a mobile van to provide Lisa Ritchie were curtains for the center activities to children in the cafetorium platform (stage). tele.,ir Eastern District. because of their dissions and VCR's. a piano for the lance from the program's center in music lab. supplies and equipment for Rutland . . the art and science labs. equipment Board members indicated their for the school's clinic, a scorebOard interest in cooperating with the for the gymnasium. and a telephone agency in using the building. While system. • Head Start is not authorized to pay Board president John Rice ~ug- rent for space used. the program is gested that a prioritized list of the permitted to pay for other expenses. purchases be made so that need can such as utilities and parking. which be detennined. after the existing ele- ' could offset the cost of locating dis mentar)l buildings are inventoried. trict administrative offices in the Superif\lendent Deryi,.Well noted-that buildillJ!. which the board has been music texts are scheduled to be considering. · replaced next year. and that new Rice said that the board would be mathematics textbooks will need to "very interested" in pursuing an be replaced next year to confonn with arrangement with Head Start for the the county's math course of study. u~e of the building. w,hich will be The district's math books are three vacated after the current school year. years old; and need to be replaced in Nancy Larkins. the district's techorder to 1:onfonn with the county nology coordinator. updated the disEducational Service Center's recom- trict on "E-rate" legislation. which mended curriculum. will provide iinancial assistance to Prosecuting Anorney John Lentes the district in installing wiring and met with the board as a member of tele-phone service for the district's the Gallia/Meigs Head Start commu- School net computer system. which nity board. to discuss the possible use will be installed in the district's two of Tuppers Plains Elementary School new buildings. as a center site for lhe program next The funding program . through year. the Federal Communications CumLentes noted that the center-ba.sed Continued on pag• 3 Candidates file as deadline nears ·COLUMBUS (AP)- The public wants real education reforms and the plan that voters will consider on May S will not provide any. Democrat Bruce Douglas said. Douglas tiled petitions for governor on Wednesday. one day ahead of today's deadline. Democratic opponent Lee Fisher and Republican Bob Taft were expected to lile their petitions tod:ty. Douglas, a Toledo businessman who is tinancing his own campaign. said Ohioans should not vote for the school-funding plan that the Legi slature approved on Tuesday. He said people he meets on the campaign trail tell him lawmakers didn't go far enough . . He criticized the penny-per-qollar sales tax increase. which would evenly split about $1.1 billion each year for schools and for property tax relief. Both Fis.her and Taft are back· ing the plan. If voters approve the tax increase. He said the plan voters will mn sider the Legislature will then decide how does nothinc to reform ef..lm:ation . to distribute the tax break to homeTaft. Ohio\ secretary of ,late. owners. greeled Douglas and his runnin g "The comment I hear most often mate for li~utenant governor. Mark is. 'Don't just put money into the sys- Hatch, as they carried in boxes contem . Fundamentally change the sys- tain ing 2.60 I signatures. Major partem and implement the retorms that ty candidates 'Vor statewide oflice work .... Dougla.s said. mu st present 1.000 signaturl!s of reg" I lhink the people are going to istered voters. demand that and I doubt that people ..This is for governor. right?" Tafl will sellle for something that doesn't deadpanned as he accepted Dougl as' mak ~ tho\e fundamental reform~ ... petitions. · Fisher was traveling and nnl avail In other campaign news: able for comment. , aid Alan - Rep. Edward Kasputis nn Melamed. hi s carnpai gn director. He Wednesday became the first candi said Fi sher still supports the ballot date to 4uit two ~talewide rOJct:s 1~1.\UC . when he dropped out of the race lin "It provides substantial property state treasurer. K~1sputi s. a C levd~lnd ­ tax rel1ef. That's a major pan of this area Republican. earlier quit the secbill. " Melamed said. " We certainly retary of state 's race after Treasurer intend to ~..-u mpai g n for it." Kenneth Black-well announced hi s Last year. Douglas an no~ need his candidac y. He said he will return to own plan to reform " hool fundi ng. privilh! bus ine ~s when ' his curre nt It feature s a I 112 sales-tax increase. Contnued on page J Hazatdous Syracuse mine shaft filled RC Diet Rite FREE I Pop-Secret I Microwa.. P..Pop<ol.....,m~ The Hol;r;er Home Health Service cif Veterans Memorial Hospital Is ·being ralocated this week. The service, which provides health care In the homes of residents In Meigs and Mason Counties, has been located In the Meigs Medical Building adjacent to Veterans Memorial since June, 1989. · This week the service Is being relocated Into quarters at 507 Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, near the hospital. The Mulberry Heights location, originally a residence, has been the headquarters for the . Meigs Health Service operated by Dr. James With· el'ell and Or. Wilma Mansfield since May, 1989. Ora. Mans· field and Witherell are now working In the Meigs Holzer . Clinic, also on Mulberry · Heights, · Pictured along with the new quarters of the service are home health employees Claudia Thomas, left, and ;Theresa Wolfe, packing · records and supplies being moved to the new location. , The service will receive , mall at 115 E. Memorial Drive, · Pomeroy, the same address as Veterans Memorial Hospi· tal, and lhe phone number of the service, 992·3231, will remain unchanged. 99. Post Cereal A Gannett Eastern projects on target 2% Broughton Strawberries 1 Section. 10 Pages, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, February 19, 1998 !Aibrig_h t defends United States policy ENTER TO Red, Ripe Cloudy tonight , low in 30s. Friday, cloudy, high in upper 40s. en tine L-------------.J "Sliced Free" 4·10.11·28·29-42 •• 1 I I z· ENTRY BLANK BELOW WASHINGTON (AP) - States are counting on billions in federal funds to pay for highway and mass transit projects - the "pork" that congressmen like to lavish on their di stricts. But the seemingly unrelated issue of aftinnative action could put up a roadblock. Some Republicans want to kill a program that steers at least I0 percent' of the transportation funds to minor· ity- and female-owned businesses. But they face a fight from Democrats. Republicans are by no means united on the issue. but the 1996 GOP platform put the party on record against affirmative action. Adding strength to the move was California\ 1996 vote to ban consideration of race or gender in state hiring, public conlracling and college admissions. The merits .of affirmative action are likely to be debated more than once in this election-year session of Congress. Rep. Charl~s Canady. R-Fia .• plans to reintroduce a bill to eliminate scores of federal programs that give advaniages to women and minorities. Oth~r . civil rights issues on the congres~ionaltable include President Clinton's call for an $86 million spending increase for civil rights enforcement and his naming of Los Angeles allomey Bill Lann Lee to the Justice Department's top civil rights · post. Legislation to outlaw jobdis· crimination against gays is also pend-ing. Canady and other conservatives, citing more than a dozen state proposals to end affirmative action pro· grams. say the public is turning against " a system that n: inforces prejudice and discrimination 1n our society." "The politicians in Washington still have not gonen the message from the American people that it\ tirne for us to put an end to the divisive policy of preferences," Canady said. Rep . Maxine Waters. the Congressional Black Caucus chair· woman . said the failure on two previous occasions of Canady's bill shows· Republicans are struggling with the issue. · "I would not like t.o have to tight them but should they continue. I think we are going to win." Waters. DCalif.. said in an interview. The lirst vote on atfinnative action is expected in March or April on a proposal by Sen. Mitch McConnell. R-Ky .. to kill the highway program's set-aside provision. Last year. lawmakers extended the l l State 1Address I I City 9753 149826 .~1998, Ohio Valley Publishing Company lI 384 Pick 4: Sports on Page 4 Vol. 48, NO. 215 lI Name Pick 3: Super lotto: FOODLAND ENTRY BLANK SONY CAMCORDER Ohio Lottery Southe.rn girls win in sectional Pushing lawmakers to pass the a study published in today'< Journal lawsuit protections contained in the of the American Medical Association June selllement, Brown · & that says tobacco companieS continWilliamson chief Nick Brookes told ue to target children withi)J!yertising. , the House Judiciary Committee last despite the industry 's c'laims to the month: "We cannot agree to any leg- contrary. According to the study. islation that does not include the lim- magazines with high youth reader, ited common-sense civil liability pro- ·Sh1ps also receive the most advertis- • tections." ing money from the industry. Industry spokesman, too. have "This can't be an accident," said repeatedly said tobacco companies Michael Siegel. assistant professor at would refuse to participate in the vol- Boston University. untary provisions of the deal if Con"Tobacco co m~anies do not target gress rejects the settlement's lawsuit kids. .. indu stry spoke sman Scoll protections. Williams said Tuesday when asked Meanwhile. health officials touted about the study. Week3 . Affirmative action debate could be roadblock for highways lawsui~ . / JIM FREEMAN sentinel News Staff .··for years. the Peacock Coal Company of Syracu~e was one uf the l~rgest employers in the area. until 1937 when the 111ine closed down -le~ving a concre· ,·-lined oval hole approximately 2u by 15 feet .. and more than a hundred feet deep. ' The hole. covered by a deteriorating concrete cap. sal near the home of Gordon Winebrenner and his busi·ness. the Racine Planing Mill. along ll. state Route 124. : For years. Winebrenner cautioned ~~ three children to stay away from0 the hole. occasionally dropping a · ..OCk into the shaft so the youngsters · cbuld hear how much time elapsed · u)liil it splashed into the water below. a~cording to his daughter, Paula .. Daughef\y. "We forbid them to be around it. because it was dangerous," Winebrenner said. adding that he put a six· foot-tall barbed wire fence around ihe mine opening. In time his children grew and then came grandchildren. leading to new worries. about the negle(ted mine shaft. The Rurnl Abandoned Mine Program then offered ils assistance. ·Work began Wednesday morning on reclaiming the mine shaft. Workers with Kostival Excavation of Gallipolis removed lhe old con· · crete cap and began filling the hole with rip-rap. large pieces of limestone that will fill any openings at the bottom of the shaft. The rip-rap will prevent the small· ill er stone to follow from tlowing into the mine. said contractor Jan Koslival. By the time the $45.000 pruJe~t is completed, more than 2.fXMl tons of stone will have poured into the shaft . After the stone is in place. topsoil will be brought in to cover the site. Grass will be planted on the topsoil. Kostival said. Today. with the ·exception of the mine shaft. there is almost nothing to remind one of the huge mining oper· ation that once covered Winebrenner's property. · In its heyday, the mine employed 600 to 700 people and had shafts under much of the Syracuse area. Winebrenner said. A rail line hauled the coal away. He said the project was funded by RAMP on an emergency basis. MINE SHAFT FILLED · .Work began Wednes· day on filling a 1110-'plus·foot-deep mine shalt, all that remains of the Peacock Coal Company which was once a huge employer In the Syra· cuse area. Here, property owner Gordon Wine· ~ .brenner, fore, contractor Jan Kostival and an equipment operator examine the shalt behind Winebrenner's business, the Racine Planing Mill. � 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. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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/. 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