https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/854f80a667b8bc8da8b7faed1cec9a59.pdf 24b91e59bb940e7e44b838875de04eeb PDF Text Text -, - Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Sunday, March 1, 1998 . Ohio Lottery Meigs edge.s Blue Devils in sectional tilt Super Lotto: 4-17 ·20-25-32·45 Kicker: 0-7-4-9-0-0 Cloudy with scattered snow showers, lows around 30. Tuesday, cloudy , snow showers. Highs near 40. Pick3: Sports on Page 4 8·3-9 Pick 4: 0-6-9-3 Garage Doors #82 ................ 5 2J9 Non·lnsulated #183 .............. 5279 Insulated March 14 479 16x7 # 183 Insulated with glass ............ 5579 16x7 #l831nsulated............................ 5 . - - -.-. Georgia Pacific Shingles 20 yr 519.80 25 Yr. 524.65 sq~ Sterling® Double Bowl · Stainless Steel Sink $4995 - • Storm King® a1 Storm Doors 3280 #161 .............-s6995 3680 #161. ............. $6995 . 328o #163 ............. s8995 3680 #163 ... :......... $8995 Vol. 48, NO. 222 ·' ' Garage Door 1/2HP SkiiTM Circular Saw Fibergalss Ladders By PAUL BARTON Gannett News Service WASHINGTON -Calling Ohio state legislators "cowardly... a member of Ohio's congressional delega· tion has embarked on a plan 10 try In do something himself about public school needs in Ohio. Rellecling the increased interest in education issues among the Clinton administration and members of Congress. Rep. Ted Strickland. DLucasville. is taking a survey of school building conditions in the 6th Congre.-;sional Di strict. He sent uul close 1;:> 250 survey · forms, one 10 every school in his : sprawling. 14-counly district, and so : fur has responses back from 188 . The last such survey of Ohio schools was taken nearly 10 years : ago. Strickland's staff said. While Strickland has notlinished · tabulating the results. he e<pects : them to show a definite need for help in obtaining adequate classroom space, wiring lo the Internet. removing asbestos and dealing with other . facilities needs. There are federal grants already : available 10 help deal with many of . those problems and he plans 10 help · schools gel them. he said. "We are likely lo idenlify schools that have very significant problems and may not be aware tlf~l even under eltisting programs they can gel some help.'' Strickland said. In addition. Strickland said. the survey results likely will generate fur· ther support for the education pro· gram of President Clinton, who is proposing to help low -income schools nationwide with the linanc· "\ Gravel Mix szas Flex Coil Pipe 4inch 100ft. rope .sse•• $7995 2.3 HP71/4" 8ft. 300 lb .......... s12995 It's Newer to .tate :to Georg.ia Pacific 95 10ft. 300 lb........ s169 . . Insulation Sale- 6ft. 250 lb.............. . . ' ~ 4.65 Cellose Block Fill ..... ,........................ $6.45 31/2 x 15 88.12 sq. Ft ................ s13.25 3 1/2 x 23 135.00 sq. ft .............. s21. 95 6x15 48.96 sq. ft ......................... S11 ~95 6 23 75.00 sq. ft ....................... $ 18 95 9xl5 37.33 sq. ft ......................... S17.25 9x23 56.00 sq. ft ......................... 525.75 Blown ln .......................................... $ X ing cosls of construction. Strickland's initiative also comes on the heels of several bills inlro· duced in Congress last yem dcsign~d to help public schools with construc- s 38 The 6th District representative has a low regard for how Ohio slate CLEVELAND lAP)- Only five slates have more peOple awaiting execution than Ohio. But unlike California. Texas. Florida. Pennsylvania and North Car· olina. Ohio has not implemented the death penally since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976. Thai could chan~e this week . Convicted mu~derer Wilford Berry Jr. was scheduled to die by lethal injection - :t cocktail of sodium pentothal. Pavulon and potassium chloride- all he Southern Ohio Cor· rectional Facility near Lucasville at9 p:m. Tuesday until a federal judge granred a slay Friday. The sentence still could he carried out if the stale Roof C~ating #3 Grade 80 $9 -2x4 s·p. ecial . . 2x4x10 ..........· 'Ia " . · 5 gal Foundation. $980 5 gal. Roof.. ........·.. $t'U.~ . . . ~~, - . $'i04 2x4x12 ......... u ."~4· . . $3. 55·'·~·.. ~ X 14 ••••••••• "~4 16' ••••••••• . . $4°5· .·' £AX Buildings · Utility or Barn Style White Closet·Set 85 8x10..... $695 8x12 ..... s795 1/2 inch x 10 ft. Copper Pipe ::Mason County man dies after . being hit by truck Type M.................. 55. 99 Tupe l. ................... 58.69 Ceiling Tile 12 X 12 Plain White ........ as ( Trinadad ............ 43 ( ·sq. ft )q. ft. Ohio Roundtable files motion against high court hearing case COLUMBUS ( AP) - A motion has been filed in response to the slate's request 10 have the Ohio Supreme Court decide whether a proposed salestax increase should appear on the May 5 primary ballot. The motion.liled Friday in Perry County Common Pleas Court, claims the stale's request is moot and premature. h asks Judge Linton D. Lewis Jr. 10 reject the request. . The request was tiled Feb. 20. one day after the Ohio Roundtable. a Solon-based. conservative advocacy group, tiled a lawsuit seeking to block the lax increase from going 10 voters. The gropp, which filed the lawsuit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court. argues lhallhe ballot issue is illegal and the stale wants the Ohio Supreme Court to hear the case. The proposed sales-lax increase would raise the tax from 5 percent to 6 percent and generate more than $i.l"billion annually. The money would be used 10 meet the Supreme Court's order 10 fix the way the slate pays for education. Half of the money would go to schools and the rest would go to property-tax cuts for homeowners. In his motion Frid~y. Nicholas A. Piuner, a Columbus altomey for a · group opposed 10 the existing stale .>ehool-funding system. said the state's request is moot because il already asked the Supreme Coun lo hear the case. The state also asked that other potential lawsuits about the school funding issue be heard by the Supreme Court. Piuner argued in his motion thai the request is premature because the court must wail until lawsuits are filed 10 make that decision. In the Ohio Roundtable's suit, the .group claims that lawmakers misused a 147-year-old provision in the Ohio Constitution toget the issue to the voters. . . . . . . . WELDING COMPETITION - Jeremy Rowe legosialors have ~kah wtlh Ohto s Stnckland satd he plan~ to tum hts ground down some metal for his contest schOQI .Iundt~~&.ct:tsts,,_ •• ·............. "SUIN'Y.results ovcrJo suue·lawmak· •••• • .c .• . . • .. _. - I MOUNT ALTO. W.Va. - An Ashton mari was killed after he was struck by a pickup !ruck Saturday us he crossed Stale Route " at Mount Alto hill . according to the Charleston Gazelle. Churles C. Cornell. 58. was crossing the toad with some fami . ly members by the Mount Alto Auction Center around 7:20 p.m. when he was struck by a Ford truck pulling a horse trailer. according to Jackson County Sheri frs Deputy Tony Boggs. The driver of the vehicle, Richard Cheney. 34. of Gallipolis. has nol been charged. Boggs told the Gazette that the investigation was ongoing. but doesn't expect Cheney to be found at fault. No one else was injured in the incident Cornell was a fonner employee of River Cities Freight Co. Service.· piece In the welding competition at Meigs High School's open house last week. 0 pen-·-h.o...u.s~·-e--·d. -.·•-s·. ,.pI ays M ·. ~·e .• gs ~~"r:::n~u&~~~~~u~~::ii~~o~y~t~~: st'u·dents' vocat·lonal talents . ly:.:·~:~~~~ ~~·~heh~;:e:~:~~~~:~~d ~~~~e<:~ne~~e~g!::~~~o~~~~~~ in Columbus this month 10 pul before 11 ~~~;:s!h~~~~~~,~~;,; '·a sales lax people elecledlo make :'The~e ~re dectstons. They wtll make a dectston about everything else but when it comes to making a decision about educating our kids. they're saying. 'Oh. we have to turn this over 10 the voters .· " He added. "Ohio has failed mis· erably." JoAnn Davidson. speaker of the Ohio House. did nol respond to re4uests for comment. auorney general's nftice wins its appeal. Berry is called "The Volunteer" by prosecutors becau'e he asked 10 die rather than face life in prison. Stale rnurts have declared him competent to waive his appeals. which he has done at every opponunity. The Ohio public defender's office ha:-; fought him every time. arguim~. h!.! is not competent to make lh;l de~ision. Friday. U.S. District Judge Algen<>n Marbley said the Ohio Supreme Court used an improper standard to d<lcrmine Berry's com· pelencc when it ruled in December that he could end.his appeals. Allorney General Beuy Mont· . . lawsuit I hal resulted in last year's He is nol predic_ting whallhey will do with them, butlederal Department of Education officials are "heduled 10 come into the 6th Congressional District 10 help release the survey results. · frankly. we started this .. Quue with the assumption thallhe need is there. bull don't want to manipulate the data 1o show what my preconceived notion i.s," Strickland said. Execution of 'The Volunteer' likely headed for Supreme Court ·review 16 cc Sinker • 8 cc Sinker 50 lb. box S17~9 5 7/8,11/4,11/2 Roof Nail 50 lb. box $27.95 1/2" Blackboard............................... S4. 95 2x4 Economy Studs tion or renovati on needs. Nail Sale 0 1 Sec1ion, 10 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co . Newspaper Strickland takes action on Ohio school needs ~AKR~:j 80 lb. en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, March 2, 1998 1:11998, Ohio Valley Publishing Company Vinyl Flooring n™ • gomery quickly appealed the ruling lo the 6th. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which was expected to rule soon. . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Competitions and demonstrations by vocational clas>es were featured at Meigs High School's open house last week. Judging by representatives of local businesses was held Thursday night in the welding and electronics depart· menls, and prizes were awarded to the winners. priLe' awarded ala presentalion cer- third. and Charle' Tyree. ll>unh. emony conducted by VICA (VocaParticipating in lhe VICA prntional Industrial Clubs of America). gr;.un. where the goals <.llld ohjcctivcs Aw;.~rds for winners in tht! welding wer~ ex plained a~ the y crcatctl th e compelilion were provided by the organitation's e rnh!em. were Matt Pomeroy Machine Shop. Mounlain Pavich. prcsitknt : Brian Youn!.! . vice State's Airgas. Tony's Portable WeiJ · pn.::, idcnt: Jennifer Hlh~ . sl!c'i-etary: ing, with Midwc~t SLeet ;tnd Rat.:ine Chrisl.ina Nee~.:c. ln.:a ... uJ-cL Rt1bby Hydraulks contributing contest . Smith. parliamcnt;Jrian: Amos Mitch. it!portl!r: and Jere my Rowe. amha:-.plates. The winne" were Phillip Edmin - sador. Other vocational areas - includ· ing cosmetology. woodworking and nursing - were open. with teachers and students on hand 10 explain the activities of the various departments and the skills they teach. Nursing stu· ston. first. prc.-.e nted dli!nts were on hand to give blood Taking pri1.es in 1hc elec tro nj c, contest were Larry Ogdin. llr:-. 1: John pressure readings. Winners were announced and $75 gifl cer· John Davill"ion. Sou lhca:-.1 D1,tric1 tilicale: BranJon Floyd. 'econd. a $50 gift cenilicate: and Jeremiah Russell. thi rJ. a $"5 gift crrli ficalc. All lhree were aho pre,cnted wciJ· ing equipment. pre,idenl of VICA . inlr<xluced th e :.t Davidson. second: Nancy Whaley. team am.ltalk.ctluhoul hi ... election a'\ lir>t president from the Meig' Chaplcr ant! his rc~.:cnt tnp to Wa~ hington. D.C. He spen t a week there in tr~in in g s1ghtsee ing. and di.., playetJ hi ' ~nd (Continued on Page 3) The public defender's office today asked the appeals coun 10 dismiss the case. saying that Marbley\ order is not appealable. II also opposed the stale\ request to overturn the slay the execution. The issue was pending today before appeals Judges Cornelia Kennedy. James Ryan and Eugene Siler Jr. But no maner what the appeals court decides. the case likely is headed 10 the U.S. Sup.reme Court for a tinal say. Lawmakers call for Hussein's removal as an end to threat WASHINGTON (APl- While war with Iraq has been averted for now. the crisis will nul end until Saddam Hu"ein is removed from power. law· makers from both parties say. " I think we haYe got to change the objective and say that ouUtation is going lobe on the side of liberating the people of Iraq from·their prisons or from !he,terror of his dictatorship." Sen. Bob Kerrey. D-Neb:, said Sunday on NBC's " Meet rhe Press." "As long as Saddam Hussein is in power. we will be faced with this chal· lenge of his unending zeal to acquire and use weapons of mass destruction," Sen. John McCain. R-Ariz .. agreed on lhe same program. The Clinton administration accepted. with the caveat it reserves the right to strike militarily if Saddam reneges on his word, the agreement reached a we~k ago between U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and Saddam that opens Iraqi "presidential· sites" to international weapons inspectors. But there has been lillie confidence on Capitol Hill in the viability of the accord. and Republicans in panicular have derided Annan for saying he could do business with Saddam. "Saddam has been definitely strengthened by what has happened because he now is saying that he defeated the United States one more time," Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said on NBC. . Kerrey and Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., among advocates of a long-term carn.paign to overthrow Saddam, said the Iraqi leader should also be brought up before the war crimes tribunal in The Hague. "If we were to make effons to topple him." Specter said on CBS' "Face the Nation," '' we would cer· tainly be wilhin our rights in a much broader way since he has been declared a war criminal, !lfid perhaps through a trial tried in absentia." • SCANNERS FOR DIAGNOSIS - In the auto mechanics department at Meigs High School this year, there Is a new scanner used to diagnosis computers in late model vehicles. Jeff Eastman, seated in the van, checked out some equipment as Clinton Horn, left, and Joe Davis observed. See additional photos on Page 6. Poll: Ohioans prefer tax dolla~s not be used to lure or retain pro teams CINCINNATI (AP) - Tax money should not be used to lure or keep professional sport> teams. according to the majority of Ohioans que,lioned for a statewide poll released Sunday. The Ohio Poll said 68 percent of those responding said teams were not important enough 10 spend lax. money on stadiums or arenas to attract or keep the franchise in town . Thirt yone percent said the . teams were ' ' imporlant enough. and I percent said plusor minus 3.5 percent. The issue of whether public mon · they did not know. The poll was conducted by the ey shouiJ be used lo support profesInst itute for Policy Research al the sional sports .\tadiums and arenas ha., Uni versity of Cincinnati and is spon- been on the ballot in several Ohio sored by The Cincinnati Enquirer and cities in recent year . . . Lasl month ..vole" in the Colum the university. Pollsters questioned a random bus suburh of Duhlin rejeclcd a prosample of 839 adults by telephone posal thai would have cleared the from Jan. 20 to Feb. 3. The margin of way for I he new home of I he Coium t:rror ol'l Statewide cstimJtcs wa'l bu' Crew. �Commentary Page2 Monday, March 2, 1998 OHIO Weather Thesday, Man:h 3 Accu Weather• forecast for-daytime conditiOns and h1gh temperatu es MiCH Will FEMA system be a disaster? The Daily Sentinel '£slil6fisfui Ill 1948 111 Court StrHt, Pomeroy, Ohio 614·992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 ~ A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGElT Publlaher CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller TlloSntiotl_,..._tollto_from_,, _ _ ,,.... ShOff llltonl {300 wont• or fo10) "'•• lhl baatch.,.. 01 baing pu/111111111 1'tP«< '-'" t.,. , . ,.,..,.~ ond ofiiNy be · - Each lhould lnclu<ll • o/gMiute - . , Md doytlmo phfHio numba• Spo-;tty 1 fflhlfuo ,..,.,._ 10 1 preWO..urflclc o• llttor. llo/1,., Lon,. to tho Editor. ,., S...tlnot 111 Coun St Pomoto:•. Ohio ...a !-~45;.;.~.;"~;;or.;:.•;.;.FAX.;;;.;.;to~6;;1.;.4.;P~;;·~2;.;.1;;;~7.;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.;._ _ _ _ _ 'It's the economy, ~tupl.d' _ Amerl·cans V still seem to think so By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller WASHINGTON It s some Urnes hard to tell what s worse The natural d1sasters wrought by El Nmo on unsuspet llng communaties across the countr) or the man made d1s asters at the federal agency that s supposed 1" help the VICtims of such calamllac;) The Federal Emergency Manage ment Agency has expcncnced 1ts OY. n share of diSasters m recent years After Hurn cane Hugo m 1989 the agency came under Mth enng crHacasm for li S slow response m gettmg a1d out to the thousands of people who were left homele " Apparently the cnttciSm had 1ts deSired e II ect Ior a wh 1le The agency won rave 1e V1ews for 1ts per Jormance after Flonda s Hurncane Andrew 1n 19'12 and performed ably dunng the Oood ' that ravaged 1he M1dwest the lolltm1ng year One of FEMA s most debilitating sholtcommgsw.lS thmltdldnthave enough up 10 date tcd1n ology to respond qUickly Y.hcn emergenc ies By WALTER R MEARS AP Spectal Correspondent WASHINGTON - For openers 11 was the economy stupid That was the blunt ICI11111dcr ol the central ISsue 1n P1cS1dcnt Clmton s campalJn for the Wh1te House No need for such lessons now With the economy thr1vmg on h1s watdl and prm 1dmg h1s wave aga1nst undertows that have bc~,;ct sec nnd term preSidents These arc good tune< lor Amenc 1 the preSident said the other day So tar that I " hccn enough to keep hiS standing h1gh despite the bad tunes the While Hm\Se " h n mg 1n the 'pee~ aI prosecutor mvesllgat1on of the Mom t.:a Lcw msky c 1sc Th 11 sure ly would change should Kenneth Starr prove a1legat10ns of an affair md co\ cr up attem pt th 11 Clmton demes At thiS pomt opm1on poll< th 11 consiStently show two thirds approval of the way Clinton docs h\S JOh dcmonstr,ue agam that what counts With voters IS what allects them Th,lt means the economic SituatiOn When the economy IS up preSidents arc too No matter that no preSident reaJiy con trols the forces and trends that shape the econom1c t1mes up or <'own PreSidents ge t the blune when there s 1slump and they take the cred 11 when there s a surge So Clmton pomts to the numbers -Almost 15 m1lllon new JOhs m f1ve year< -The lowest unemployment rate m 24 years - lnOatlon low and stable -Consumer confidence at a 10 year h1gh -A hal anced federal budget poSSi bly th1s year cenamly next The Amencan people arc upbeat a()out the If prospects not only m the moment but m the future Clinton smd Tuesday The Amencan economy delivered another exemplary performance m 1997 Alan Greenspan the Federal Reserve Board chmrman told a Senate commmce Nunc of that (.;Oillc~ wrlh guarantees Greenspan warned of an uncertam future Clinton sa1d the ()oom can t go on forever It s already approachmg a rc ... ord for growth Without rcl:csswn Good IIOlC > arc a hlcssme and they should be enJoyed the president '"'d But we all know m the nature of humankmd and the rhythm of human a lt ~urs no condatJon endures lorcvcr wtthout mtcrrupt10n The odds arc very h1gh that some unw 1nto the future there w1ll he ,1nothcr rcccssH>n added Janet Yellen who heads the preSident s Council ol E~.:o n o mK Ad\JsnJ s But there s not the ... hghh:st reason to hchcvc that 11 1s an the lorcsccnblc lutun.: Th~..:rc .m: husmc~s ~.:yd..:s :.~nd they do go down ts well as up Um:on \l nlllhlc cv~.: nt s l: 1n t11 ggcr T ~o:<.:cssmn s or anil ltton or hoth EHhcr way the pohu~.: 1l ampa( t 1s on th~: ph.:.., l(knt George Bush nC\Cf rc~.::ovcrcd from the c~.:ono nw.: slump ol llJlJO md th~.: H.:u;s:"~IO O w 1s u;nualtoChnton s w 1nnang camp ugn 1n 1992 Th~.: Cl:o nomv v. ts till I\ 1n . 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Ill ~' money lor Iu s Its\ L tmp 11'11 Th 11 wnu ld seem ttl he cn11u h tn d1 '· hun dn\\ 11 pnhllcally To date howe\l.:r the cumnmy h '"' h c cn ctHIUJh In keep th 11 11om happcnmg A" h~.: h~_: ~l mlmo Sl'lllnd 1~.:1111 Cilnltlll s tid he lncw 11 IMs hccn 11rouhkd tunc lot Iu s prl'Ckccssors I m \UV 11111HIIul nJ hl,ltH) , dlll tntltJcs he sud tnd I m ~ t)m g to trv to hL 11 th..:m ElliTOR'S NOTE- Walter R Mears, VICe pres1dent and colummst for The AssoCiated Press, has reported on Washmgton and national pol· 1t1cs for more than 30 ) ears arose So 111 1996 the agency budget ed $71 m1lhon to develop and Install an entire ly new computer system the National Emergency Management Informa Moller & lion S) stem Anderson FEMA offl c1als adm1t that the effon 1s now 10 months behmd schedule and $23 mlll10n over budget That s bad news for people hke the Flonda res •dents whose homes and l1ves rece ntly were devastated by a wave of tornadoes Nevertheless agency offlcl31s 1nmted that NEMIS will be opera t1 onal by the spnng of 1999 They also pred1ctcd that the proJeC t would cost no more than the $71 m1lhon ong1nally budgeted We do admn that some of the system was a bit more complex than what we ong1nally thought but that's always the case when you re starling a brand new system from scratch' sa1d FEMA spokeswoman Valle Buntmg We re thmking that the system w11l be on line by the spnng of 1999 I thmk that we wtll be able to stay under that $71 m•lhon ligure But cons1denng that the agency has already by lis own admiSSIOn spent $54 m1lhon on NEMIS, 11 s easy to doubt that cla1m The system wh•ch a~ms to mte grate all of FEMA s computers and prom1ses to ehmmatc mounds of ted1ous paperwork at the agency 1s be111g deve loped 111 two vcmons or phases Phase one wh1ch was supposed to cost $31 million IS st1 ll unhn 1shed But agency spokeswoman Barbara Yagerman mamta1ns that programmers baSically rolled some of the thmgs t)lat they were gmng to put 10 the second versiOn mto the lirst vemon and thus w11l have no trouble st.tytng under hudget That s not what one Jonncr p1o JCCt employee told us however I THINK WE SHOULD PVT THE KIBOSH ON THAT PLANNED TOWN HALL MEETING ON PRESIDENTIAL DATING You vc got to wonder what was supposed to happen 111 phase two that they rc knock111g out th1s per son told our assocwte Aaron Karp Our source rece ntly quit h1 s JOb at FEMA m utter J1sgust at the way the agency was handlmg NEMIS I was shocked and appalled at how taxpayer monq went down the dram he sa1d The same sentiment was shared by others we spoke to mcludmg some who arc sull workmg on the proJeCt As a taxpayer I m con cerncd s01d one proJeCt employee I thmk there have hccn problems with 11 from the bcgmmng Yet agency ' pokcsmcn msiSt that December tests of NEMIS m Atlant,\ and Texas were suc ~.: csslul provmg that all IS wcJI with tlie system Both tests pc1 formed as we thought (they would) wh1ch was very poSI ttve sa1d Buntutg But sources Involved With NEMIS at the tum ol these tests Every · offer a dtllcrent ICWUnt thmg llldn t !!O l111c 111 A.tl.mt,a the system w,t\ mcliou.lcd 'ud onc 4 InSider It wuldn t lwuJk Atlant,l To say th.1t the At lull\ test went line th.u s not 11.;ht Another :-.uuru.: hd h.:vc s that the su~.:LCS\ of the DLccmhcr h.:sts 1s greatly cx.a~gcrdtcd The n.:ports that everybody put 111 sa1d (the tests) went great But my 1111pn: ssl<l0 w~ts that the n..: motc sllcs wcn.: not able In pass data b.1tk and Jorth Its too early to tell who s 11ght and who s wrong whether the rank o~nd file arc tel lin~ the tluth or II the confident predictiOn ' ol the agency brass w11l prove out What we do know IS th~> In a season of unprecedented natural diS asters those who ,uc the most hurt hy FEMA s d1thcnng ,md delays arc those who most need the govern ment s help Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are wnters for Un~ted Feature Synd1cate, Inc Setting fire to ideas at Cornell the mam dm By Nat Hentoff mg hall Accordmg to the Comcll Rev1ew accordmg to a conservauvc student newspaper the Cornell on campus a black Baptist preach Sun the mmn er m Colorado asked synd1cated car stream student toomst Chuck Asay 1l he would newspaper sharply 1llum10atc the h1gh percent 500 some age of abortiOns among black cop1cs of the women Cornell The resultant cartoon was tilled Rev1cw were Wh1ch One of These K11ls More set on lire Hentoff Blacks? and wntamcd three pan PreSidmg cis One showed 1 Ku Klu x Klan O\C r the clcansmg of bad 1dcas Irom murder hy fire The 'ccond sum the umver~ 1ty commumty was a stu moned followc\S ot Hitler m front of dent Shaka DaviS He IS a commu a large swastika And m the third a mcallon ~ maJor now addmg new doctor "ahout to pelinrm an ahor Juster to that Cornell department uon m front ol ,t Sign Plmned Par cnthnnd aholtwn clime DaviS was 1mpcllcd to hiS act of redemptive dcstrucuon because he The c.~rtnon was 1cpnntcd last sa1d the cartoon was both raciSt October m the Cornell Re v ~ew tnd anti human The punfy1ng wh1ch was 111 stH>n.! a.!reemcnt wath Jlamcs DaviS added really Jclt 1ts message hut 1bo wanted to sup good I wanted to show my aware pon the Boston Collc~c Ohsencr ness ol the Cornell Rcv1cw and raiSe wh1ch had crc,ucd 1 Jwor on that campus hy puhhslun" the cart.1nn A ,,w,1rcncss How could they have the Sllahlc numhcr ol co p1e s ol the ,\Udauty to pnnt tim' Had none of Shaka DaviS profcs Boston College p tpel were dc,t\Oyed hy piOIC,tCIS so" ever shown h1m photographs ol On the Cmncll c unpus the l1rS1 the hurmng of suhvcrSivc books m s1gn ul ~m nnpc ndm ~ honllre w.ts a another time across the sea J Proha scncs of posters prodaumng tl1at hly not Pracllcally no Iacuity mcm The Cornell Rcv1cw has ~one too hers have nhJCctcd publici) to the Jar agam' Cop1cs will he burned ,n thclt and hurn1ng ol the Cornell II ~0 And not lor the ilrst tunc Rcvtcw The Cornell admm\Stratwn has Issue> ol the Cm nell Rc\lcw had hccn stolen and humcd m the spnng had the same rcacllon as last spnng hec,\Use 11 r,m ,, paHxly on chonKs when I mtcrv1ewcd Dean of Stu den ts John Ford among others At the ap pmntcd tunc m front ol Then Ford sa1d he had no evidence that any copy of the Cornell Rev1cw had been set on lire ThiS t1mc Ford was standmg nght there at the burn 111g But like the rest 1f the admm\S trat10n Ford saw no reason for any sanctions agamst Vlolatmg the nght to puhllsh and the nght to read A number of admuustrators dcscnhc the burmng as a Jonn of Jrcc expresSion Jacqueline Powers a spokeswoman for Cnrncll told the Chron1clc of H1ghcr Educatwn It would not have been .1ppropna1c lor anyone to prevent thiS symhohc burnmg We support the nght of newspapers to puhhsh and the nght for people to protest what ncwsp.l pers puhhsh And what 11 the symhohc ll.uncs were to envelop such hooks as Huckleberry Fmn oltcn accused of bc111g raciSt ' Would that he permitted at Cornell as a hum ol lrcc cxprcssll>n' Alter all the un1 vcrslly would have pcrnlllted the puhhshmg ol the hook Another party line unong Cor nell admmiStratnrs " th 11 lrcc papers and most c 1mpus newspa pers do not ch.1rgc cannot he 'tolcn because they arc lrcc There fore anyone can take as many ~,:()pies as he or she wants tnd Lin what they w1ll w1th them Howc ye r the Student Press Law Center lri_Arhngton Y.t pmnts out that stude~t plunderers of three lrcc the Umvemty ol Texas papers Da1ly Texan at Aust1n the Un1vcr" ty of North Carolma s Duly Tar Heel and the UniverSity ol Ken lucky s Kentucky Kernel have been prosecuted for what Cornell oflicmls call symbolic acts The charge 111 North Carolm.1 was Rcs tr,lmmg lrccdom ol spcct..:h ot ,mothcr student or .!roup hy I CillO\ mg puhllcallons In Austm 1 gwlty plea to t charge of the it w" cnte1cd There were acquttt,tl' 111 Nollh C trolmt In Kentucky three UniVU\tiV ol Ken lucky student' were \ L il L ni.:Lll to cornn1Un11y \Cf\ lt:l' lnr till ' hnol s d1s thll:d student\ or 11 1n II Ut e me IU,IrY In anoth~.:r casl: l:lllllllltl dMtt!Ls were hied .tgam ... t lour UnJVCI\IIy ol Flonda students for ' tc,tltng tree ISSUes ol the Fhmd,l Rcv1ew They ha\c hcen scntcm.:cd to s1x months un s upcrva ~c;J probatHm l:Olllmumty SCfVICC and l:OUrt l:ClS(S Mc,mwh1k the Cornell RevieW asked lor an mvcs t1gauon In ch.1rgc was Barhara Krause the unive rsity s JUdicial .tdmmtstr,uor She told me recently There w IS no VIOI,U\On ol the Code ol Conduct Th It code says hy the way The nght to free cxprcsston rcqu1rcs respec t lor the nghts ol others Nat Hentoff IS a nat10nall) renowned author~ty on the F1rst Amendment and the rest of the Dill of R1ghts Balanced funds: Never out of fashion IToledo I 35" I ' By Dtan VUJOYtch year to-date If you d hke to pl1y both Sides of the market how about a balanced fund' Balanced fund s whiCh hold b1lth 'tucks and bonds ha\c been .1round Since the late 1920s Today Y.llh W3 funds 1n the category thiS approach to mutual lund mvcstmg -'lppcals to market nc.)Ycomcrs the less aggressiVe as well as seasoned Transamcnca s Prem1cr Balanced Investor Fund has been No I m 11s category over the past two years Jeff Van Han oversees the stock por t1on ol thiS fund Sharon Kilmer manages the hond Side What s mtercsung about thiS fund wh1ch has outperformed the S&P 500 Composite Stock Pncc Index over the past two years IS that there arcn t a lot of sccuntlcs m Its portfolio In m1d February for mstancc, 22 stocks were represented along wnh 15 bonds three of wh1ch were Treasury sc<.:untacs tn \'c\tor s WhRI did you say? Letters to the editor Downgrading Dear [di!OI I h lie to he 1r people puttmg our count y down ThiS IS the greatest place m the world to 11 vc You hen people say mg they want thm ch1ldrcn to have a better place to grnw up m We ll I will admit there IS room for Improvement but there arc million ' of people who would like to trade places With us Virgil Walker Rae me ' • \ Balanced fund s a1m to conserve r• mc1pal by mamta1mng a balanced portlolio of stocks and hands Typ1 cally these funds mvcst about 60 percent of their portl nl10s m stocks and 40 percent 10 honds Thcv have had an average annual total return of 13 86 percent over the past 20 years 12 6 percent over the past I0 years and 13 OJ percent over the past live As of Feb 12 the four top per formmg balanced funds were Transamenca Prem1er Balanced Fund up 7 59 percent Thompson Plumb Balanced Fund up 6 63 per cent Berger Investment Balanced Fund up 6 35 percent and the CGM Trust th1s category s oldest fund created m 1929 and up 5 76 percent Wnh a portfol1o that t1ght, your stock and bond p1cks had better he good ones We really look for companies w1th the most prevalent brand name the best products propnetary prod ucts or technolog1cs the highest market share and a management cui turc that IS umque Van Han says On both the stock and bond s1des that m~ans takmg a very research onented fundamental long term approach to mvesung Wh1lc there IS a good concentra ' ttan of technology and r.nane~al stocks 111 the fund nere s a look at three holdmgs Fred Meyer, "We really look for compamts w•th the most prevalent brand name, lite btfl products, propfletary prod11cts or tech· nolog•es, the h1ghes1 market share and a management cui- the food retailer he says In the finam:aal scrv1ccs arena an area that I und managers thought would ex plode 1n the future because ol the demographiCS of an agmg population ~nd the need for linancml sccunty stocks selected • were Franklin Re sources and Charles Schwab Franklm Resources gave the fund exposure to the w1rc house and bro keragc communit y And Char les Schwab to the d~rec t marketers Charles Schwab and Franklm Resources and the reasons why Even though there ' ' no way to they were bought tell how balanced funds w1ll per lnll1ally Van Han had mvcsted m form '" the Juturc the fact that thiS type of fund has been around lor so Smllh Food ~ Drug What mtcrcst long and has mere !Sed '" numhcrs cd h1m and the other analysts at and assets shows th ll 11 hIS the ,1hli Transamcnca about th1s food rcta1l lty to weather hnan e~,ll storms cr was that 1t had JUSt had a change Wh1lc that may not sound really of management, and among other thmgs, was buymg back a lot of It s sexy thiS lund tvpc cc11un ly h" own stock and gcttmg nd of liS been cndunng underpcrformmg assets D1an VuJo.,ch IS the author of It wasn t long after Smnh Food & "Stra1ght Talk About Mutual Funds" and "Stra1ght Talk ,\bout Drug was purchased that the compa ny was bought out by Fred Meyer Investing for Your Retirement," What s mtcrestmg about food both of wh1ch are published by rctarhng ts that the leverage has real McGraw H1ll Send questions to Jy shifted from the manufacturer to her in care of th1s newspaper,..or v1a e mall at M1sMutualaol.com • . • IMansfteld !35" I• PA Youngstown ~ .... 0. ...... . .. IND c:Q . . • 0 • • • Charles C Cornell 58 Ashton W Va , d1ed Saturday Feb 28 1998 after be mg. struck by a veh1cle m Mount Alto W Va Born Jan 19, 1940 m Huntmgton, W Ya son of the late Chfford and Lyd1a S1ders Cornell, he was a former employee ot R1ver Clt1es Fre1ght Co He was also preceded 111 death by two brothers Edward and Danny Cor nell ' SurviVIng arc h1s w1fe, Lue<lle Edmonds Cornell, two daughters, Grace of the home and Tammy McGowan of Pomt Pleasant W Ya a stepson Ron del Cornell of Crown C1ty, a stepdaughter Sus1e Ramey of Galhpohs, four SISters, Lyd1a Anhur of Huntmgton, Phyllis Fnend of Charleston, W Va Ada Chandler of Chesapeake and Betty Cobb of Cleveland and five brothers Warren of Dunbar W Va Leonard of Pomt Pleasant, Jerry of Cleveland, T Paul of Fraz•ers Bottom, W Va and M1ke of Apple Grove W Va Serv1ces w1ll be II am Tuesday m the Wilcoxen Fuoeral Home Pomt Pleasant w1th Mm1ster Ronme Wnght offic~atmg Bunal Will be m the Pete Meadows Cemetery Glenwood W Va Fnends may call at the funeral home from 6 9 tomght WVA Neva B. King KY Showers T storms Ra1n Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pr Cloudy Cloudy VIa ASSOCiated Press Graph!CSNBt Low pressure promises snow showers tonight By The Associated Press Scattered ram or snow showers are likely agamtomght as a trough of low pressure contmues to clash w1th an upper level system the NatiOnal Weath er Serv1ce sa1d Lows tomght w1ll be 111 the m1d 20s to low 30s H1ghs on Tue sday Will be 1n sthe m1d 30s to the low 40s The record h1gh temperature for th 1s date at the Columbus weather sta t1on was 73 degrees rn 1992 wh1le the record low was zero m 1980 Sunset tomght w1ll be at 6 24 p m and sunnse Tuesday at 7 02 am Weather forecast: Tomght an(! Tuesday Cloudy and cold With scattered snow showers Lows tomght around 30 H1ghs Tuesday near 40 West wmds around 10 mph overn1ght Chance of snow 40 percent tomght 50 percent Tuesday Tuesday mght A chance of snow showers Lo:f.t' 25 to 30 Extended forecast· Wednesday Mostly cloudy H•giL~ 10 the 40s Thwrsday A chance of hght ram or snow Mornu)g lows 111 the upper 20s H1ghs m the 40s Fnday Achance of hght ram or snow Mornmg lows 111 the mid 30s H1ghs 111 the 40s Neva B K1ng 99 ot Smith Road m Pomeroy d1ed on Saturday Feb 28 1998 at her reSidence She was a homemaker She w~s born on Aug 31 1898 10 Bedford Township daughter of the late George M He1lman and Flora Ann Greenler She attended the Carleton Church m Pomeroy She IS surv1ved by two sons and daughters m Jaw V1rg11 and Mary Delons Kmg of Pomeroy and Leo Kmg and Mary Smith of Columbus seven grand ch1ldren 14 great grandchildren and e1ght great great grandchildren and sev eral meces and nephews She was also preceded m death by her husband w,n,.m A Kmg and by two brothers and three SISters Semces wtll be II am Wednesday m the Carleton Church w1th the Rev Alan Blackwood offic.atmg Bunal Will follow m the Carleton Cemetery Fnends may call at the Ewmg Funeral Home from 7 9 p m Tuesday Memonal contnbutwns may be made to the G1deons lnternatwnal PO Box 88 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 WASHINGTON (APJ - lnde pendent counsel Kenneth Starr " under renewed attatk from PreSident Clinton s a~des and pohtlcal allie s wuh some wantmg hun to qu1ckly wrap up h1s w1de rangm g Wh1tewa ter mvest1gat1on and others calling tor h1s removal Th1s " not about <eek1ng the truth Th1s IS a pan\San poht1 cal pur sun of the preSident and 11 s 11me for Ken Starr to stan wrappmg up p1eces ot h1s mvest1 gat1on and get tn the hnt tom 011~ semor Whue House ad viS er Rahm Emanuel sa1d Sunday on CBS Face the Nation Sen Patn<k Leahy D Yt s,1w Slarr pursumg a \'t:ndetta aga111\l Clinton UJld seek1ng to dnve h1m from ofhce Starr has gotten totally out ol control He has thiS fixatiOn of trv111 g to topple the praSident at the Umted States He s dmng everythmg pos" ble to do 1t Leahy Said on NBC s Meet the Press Asked whether Starr should step as1de he repl1 ed Sure he should But a tellow panelist Republlc.10 Sen Orr111 Hatch of Utah contended the prosecutor has done a vel) good JOb There s no que,t1on that he h" to Sll there hke a punch111g bag md take reaiJy unla~r punches thrown 11 hun Hatch sa1d he s ud St 1rr ' reputatiOn has alway s been sterling until he s been bashed thiS badly Starr s subpoena ol preSidential Patricia A. 'Pat' Pullins Patnc ~a Ann Pat Pullms 62 of Horse Cave Road Racme d1ed Sun adVISer Sidney Blumenthal to teJI a 1 orand JUry about the spread10g Of I ~egutlve mformallon on Starr and ht~ ' assist.. 11 ~ to reporters constitutes ~ blatant prosecutonal amsconduct ' that warrants hiS remov 11 said Lan ny DaviS a Jormer speual counsel to Clinton who de tit wnh the new> med1a on vahou' controverstes DaviS sa1d on Fo x News Sun d ty that Attorney General Janet Reno should cor1slder a lor cause diS 111\SS,li ul Starr Sen Robert To1r1 cdil D N J on CBS Face the Nat1011 I wo uld predlt!IO the next Luuple ol week\ you re go111g to st:e Janet Rt:no retn h1m tn Sen Arlen Specter R Pa a some t1me Starr cnt1c sa1d on CBS that the prOS\:CUtor we nt too far 111 sub poena111g Blumenthal But he sUld I do notthmk 11 sa d1Squailf1er and obv\Ou, Jy Reno doe sn l <1ther because she hasn t acted here But Emanuel asked whether Starr should reSI~n replied Politicall y • , that s nd1culous tor us to say so On a related matter Newsweek mag tzme report' m thts week s ISsue that K llhl ee n W1llev who ha' testl l1ed under oath ol an alleJed sex ua~ ~ncou nt e r w1th Clinton amended her depo,111on m Ptu\1 Jone ~ sexu ., 11 harassment lawsutl a_amsl thtr preSident on Feb 10 Th-11 was 30' days alter she te st1f1ed the last da} • under the Jaw she could have changed • 11 wuhout lear of a perJury charge Meigs County court news C1vll cases filed (Editor's note A lawsuit outiJnes the gr~evances of one party against another It does not estabtlsh gu111 or Innocence ) In a CIVIl case liled m the Me~gs County Court ol Common Pk" Dean na D Proctor Gallipolis seeks $200 000 plus costs from MIChael LewiS Cro1.1 n C1ty and Aaron Hockman Middleport stemm1nh Irom a motor veh1 cle acc•dent on Feb 24 19% Proctor was a passenger m LewiS \Chicle In a foreclosure sun liled Feb 2 ~ Ymton County Nauonal Bank McArthur seeks $385 737 94 from Scott Ellsworth Sm1th .md Ellen Kay Smnh both of 1\lbany The bank seek foreclosure on propeny 1n Culumb1a Township Judgments entnes In a JUdgment entry I ti ed Feb 20 Farmers Bank & S,1vmgs Co Pomeroy was awarded $17 675 43 m a foreclosure smt agamst V~r,:1e Fetty commiS smner of the estate of Harold W Feu v deceased et al Dallas A Cadle et al was aw,lfded $1 R789 31 111 a Joreclosure su1t agamst W1lham Leach et al Wannetta G Radek10 84 Albany d~ed Saturday Feb 28 1998 at herres Peoples Bankm g & Trust Co was awarded a$~ 449 75 Judgment from 1dence Rhonda G Phillips She was born 1n Carpenter on Nov I0 1913 daughter of the late A Day Home National Bank Racme was awarded $49 7 1R 41 '"a forccJo,urc and Came L Mace Momson She was a homemaker a member of Carpen ter BaptiSt Church a 70 year member of the Star Grange and a member of su1t agamst Donald Bryan Betzmg D1vorces, d1ssolut1ons Star Garden Club The followmg act1ons to end mama oc were hied recently 111 the olhce of Surv1vmg are a son Arhn Radekm ol Albany two daughters Avanel Hoi Me1gs County Clerk of Couns Larry Spencer llday ol Langsv1tle, and. Tina Murphy at McArlhur and seven grandchildren D\ssolullon asked - Dmna Sue Spaun Pomeroy and Ronald Alan Spaun three stepgrandchlidren and l'ive great urandch1ldren Racme Feb 23 Ramona K Hayslip Rutland ,md Charles L Hay sl1p II She was also preceded m death by her husband George Alben Radekm Newark, Feb 23 m 1989 an mfant son, and two siSter< Dorothy Johnson and Audrey Swett D1vorces granted - AviS Lawson and G.lr) W Lawson Feb 24 Shen Serv1ces w1ll be I0 30 am Tuesday 111 the B1gony Jordan Funeral Home dan R Russell IV and Chnsty A Ru sse ll Feb 24 Alban~. with Rev John Elsw1ck offic1atmg Bunal w1tl follow at the Castor Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home from 4 R p m today day March I 1998 at her reSidence She was a homemaker She was born on Apnl 29 1935 at Sugar Grove she was the daughter of the late Auston and Mabel W1lson Sn1der She " sumved by her husband Roger Pullins four daughters Bonn•e Sue Small of Cleveland Donna Mane FranciS ol Rac1ne Chnstma Mane K~rkland ol Logan and Y1rg111w Lee Mornson of Lancaster four sons Charles Edward FranciS of Columbus M1chael Steven FranciS ot Chillicothe Dav1d Harley FranciS of Lancaster and Anhur Paul Pull111s of Lancaster and several n1eces and nephews She was also preceded 111 death by her son Roger E Franc~< Armngements are under the d~rectl on of the Ewmg Funer~J Home 111 Pomeroy There w1ll be no VISitation pr serv1ces Decades-old memo warned of Wannetta G. Radekin research into tobacco use ST PAUL Mmn (AP) - The lawyer's memo warned the Amencan Tobacco Co three decades ago agamst research mto smokmg and potential health problems for a 1m pie reason It could someday be used 1gamst you• Th1rty three years later, tobacco compames are bemg sued tor $1 77 b1lllon as Mmnesota and Blue Cross and Blue Sh1eld try to recoup money they spent treatmg smokmg reiaJ 1llnesses S1mllar lawsuits have been filed 111 39 other states but the Mmnesota case IS the first to get past JUry selec lion The tnal enters Its mth week today w1th test1mony expected tram top execullves The tobacco companies deny they suppressed research mto links between smokmg and d1sease But 1nternal documen!S turned over tor the tnal show that research deCISions were seemmgly gJided by one con Slderat1on What c1garene makers d1dn t know couldn t hurt them In a 56 page memorandum lawyer Janet Brown womed that health related research would expose the company to lawsuits Lung cancer emphysema hea rt and penpheral circulatory diSease h 1ve already become subjects of ,uus Brown wrote 10 the 1965 memo to Cynl HeiSko general coun sel for Amencan Tobacco It the company can now 1nform use II respectmg biolog•cal effects of smokmg 11 w1ll be argued that 1t wuld and should have done 'o m all thl!s~ areas years .u!O Amencan Tab ~eco now pMt of Brown & W1lhamson Tobacco Corp The Daily Sentinel (USPS ZIJ 9~) every d!~rn -.on Mnn l~ v lhr IUt:h ]1 ut-hshcd Barrry's World The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, March 2, 1998 lrday Il l CtunS !"I\ !h.., P1mcny Oh Oh1 V~ l k y Put-1 sh n~ Comr~ny /Gann~ I ( u I mt rrt) Oh•' 4-"7l IJ Ph 'J'P 1 I% Sec Ml cb'§.s pn~11g~ p;ud ~~ Pt•mc lY Oh1• Mrmhtr The 1\ssoc•mcd Pu:u anll the Oh' N~wspal"'!r A sS<lC: I~I (In POSTI\1A.!i1'ER .Xnd Tht 0111l)' S..:nt ncl adtlr~n cnrrccllons tu Cnu I Pflmer v Ill Sl Olu~.t4'0fl9 SU BSCRIPTION RATES By C~rntr or Molor Roult U nc Week S" 011 Unc Monlh One Vc.u SH 70 S II"' 011 SINGLE COPY PRICE Oouly ............................................... ....... Jl''i Cen t ~ Subsc n~rt no! dt!s mng 10 pay !he C3rntr mav rem 1 111 ad, lmct dlrecl to The Da 1ly Scn1u1el '"a three StJ. 01 12 monlh basts Crcdtt wtll De f:I VCO carr cr c:ach weck No subscnpllo n by mat! perm111ed n attas wncre nome earner scrvK:e 1J ~YIIt l ab h: Publ!5hc:r n:scrnslhc nghtlo AdJUSt rain dur ng lhe 'ubscnpllon pcuod Subscr1pl10n ra1e changes may be 1mplemen1ed by ch3ngtnwlhe durallfln or the sul'IScripl on MAILSUBSCRII'TIONS l1skk MtiJ:sCounty 1:1 Weeks -. $27 3U t. Weeks $53 K2 ,2 Weeks Slfl5 56 lblkl O:ulaide Mtlp Counly 13 Weeks S29 2..'\ 26 Weeh $56 t;N 52 Week.s S\09 72 funded stud1es by outs1de researchers rather than opemng 1ts own Jabora tory The memo mtroduced as ev1 dence m Minnesota s Jawsmt IS an example of the research debate among c1garette makers dunng the late 1950s and 1960s as cnt1c< cl01med that c1garette smokmg could be linked to d1sease The question will be raiSed lor JIII)L resolution whether a reasonably prudent manutacturer capable of con duct111g b1olog•cal research wcmld not have 111st1tuted b10log•cal test111g pro grams 111 the 1920s or the 1930s or 1940s wrote Brown a lawyer wnh the New York lirm now known as Chadbourne & Parke Brown 70 " retired and lives m New York She has ret11-'"d to testify '" the M1nnesota tnal Her memo followed a vrsn wllh two scientists from Bnush Amencan Tobacco Co A year earl1er the Bnush tobacco mdustry had sent two 01her scientiSts Ph1llp Rogers and Geoffrey Todd to the Umted States to talk wuh representatives of th ~ Amencan tobacco muustry and var 1ous health orgamzat10ns Followmg the 1964 tnp the Bnush scientiSts wrote No US tobacco manulacturer can analyze tob,~eco or tobacco smoke for car Clno~ens because he may be cross exan;med 111 lawsmts Therelore all contract thiS work out Brown further Mgued that a Jury ml!.!ht lind lmv company rese.trch madequate The be't approach from the legal slandpomt ~he ar~ued wa' support mg 1ndependent re,earch oub1de the company Stocks Am Ele Power 48), Akzo 104 AmtTech 4V. Ashland 011 56'1• AT&T 60'). Bank One 56), Bob Evans 20), Borg-Warner 59\ Broughton 14\ Champion 15~• Charm Shps . 4'1. Ctty Holding 42 Federal Mogul 49), Gannett 64 Goodyear............... 68 ' 1. Kmart 13). Kroger . 42~. Lands End 39"1. Limited 29l. Oak Hill Flnl •• 27), OVB .. 36:<. One VaJiey • 36"1. Peoples 42), Prem Flnl . .. , .. 24 Rockwell .. • ... ... .. 60 ), AD/Shell 55'!. Sears . ... 53'1. Shoney's . . .. • • ..... . 4'l. Star Bank .• 58,. Worthington 17 -~·- Stock reports are the 10.3 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis Patrol tickets Wellston youth Ticket nets Super Lotto prize ' CLEVELAND iAPl -A smgle showmg four ol the numbers are eacn Super Lotto game ticket IS worth wonh $77 In K1cker one game t1cket has the $5 3R8 358 from the Ohm Lottery because It shows the SIX numbers m exact SIX d1g1t number worth $100 000 It was sold at MelJ~r No Saturday mght s drawmg The wmnmg ticket was sold at 116m Oregon near Toledo The e1ght K1cker t1ckets showmg Kroger Co No 937 m Englewood near Dayton The wmner chose the the first t1ve d1g1ts are each worth diSCOUnted Jump sum opt1on wh1ch $5 000 The 57 w1th the first four numbers are each worth $1 000 The IS the amount the lottery would have mvested expectmg to pay $12 nulllon 581 w1th the lirst three numbers are each wonh $100 and the 5 715 with over 26 years The Supt:r Lotto Jackpot w1tl be $4 the first two numbers are each worth $JQ I m1lllon aga1n for Wednesday s draw The Oh1o Lottery w11l pay out mg Sales 1n Super Lotto totaled $141 426 to wmners m Saturday's $3 939 920 Sales m the K1cker P1ck 3 Numbers dally game Sales totaled $1 612 962 totaled $644 6 17 In P1ck 4 Numbers players There were 79 Super Lotto uckets wagered $474 082 50 and Will share with live of the numbers and e.1c h " worth $ 1 37 1 The 4 410 t1ckets $R5 600 Meigs announcements A Wellston youth was cued tor fa1lure to tntrol followme a one c "am dent Sunday on S,\lem Townsb1p Ron116ili 1n.1Y.ayl the G.li il<l Me' ~' Po,t ot the State H1ghway Patrol reported Troopers said Du,lln s DaviS II\ wISe ISthound lour tenths ol I mile west of County Road I (Pan1ter R1dge ).It 10 ,1\n when the car he drove be. Ill shdmg The car lishtalied Jour tune' then ,J,d oil the n ~h t "d< ol the ro 1d and went tnto some trt:t:"i al:t::O rdm t- to the report The car was motler.ttely dam"ged Citation issued following crash A Lon g Bouom m.tn wa . . 11c:keteU lnlluwmg ll one Hh1Lie u 1'h on Sm den Road m Chester Township Sun d 'Y Neal D Bonecutter Jr 25 w.IS t1detcd on ch "~"' ol dm1n. under the mnuence driVIng under suspen"on .md Julure 10 control aft<r the 9 50 p m crash accordm~ to 1 Mtid' County Sherlll s Dep.~rtment report Bonecutter and p.1ssen.!C:f:-. Dout.. Mowuy 45 Pom~.:my tnd Mtt:had M Barrett 21\ Pnmcroy were tran,ported b) umts ol the Met _, County Emer gency Med1cal Scrv1ce to Yeleran' Mcmonal Hosp llli lor Ire 11111ent nlmmor tnjunes au.;on.Jmg to th ~.: n:port Boneculttl s 1975 Ford pKkup , u, ta1ned heavy diSabling damade the report md1cated EMS units answer eight calls Umts of the Metgs (1 unl\ Emer gem:y Med1cal SerVILe ~um.led et..!hl Commumty Assoc1ahon M1ddleport Masons M!ddleport Masomc Lodge 363 c tll s tor asSistance Satun.ltv mJ Middleport Commumty Assoc•a li on will meet Tue,day 8 30 am at F&AM w1ll meet Tuesd.1y 7 30 p m Sunday Units respnndm_; lnll udc:: U CENTRAL DISPATCH Peoples Bank•ng & Trust Co M1d 8 39 am Sunday Horse C 1\ e die port Hymn smg set A hymn smg w•ll be held Satur Road R 1c1ne P 1tnc11 Pullin' de 1d day at 7 30 p m at the Suversvlile on am val Rac1ne ,quad """ted 6 33 p m Sunday St tie Rnute Commumty Church Smgers wtll 681 Pomeroy Juan !Ia R,llllll 0 Ble mclude Delivered and Crusaders ness Memonal Hospt1.1l Veterans Memonal 9 55 p m Sunday Sorden Road Saturday aLJnH\SJons - none S1gnup Thursday Rutland Basebatl League will Chester motor V<h1de acCident Neal Saturday diScharges - Hatt1 e have Slgnup Thursday 6 to 7 30 p rn Bonecutter and M1ke Bo~rrett Yetcr FISher ans Memonal Hospt11l Sunday admiSsions - none at the Rutland F1rehouse Sunday diScharges - Ste ven Brawn Trustees to meet The Rutland Township Trustees Holzer Med1cal Center (Cont~nued from Page 1) Discharges Feh 27 - Ruby w11l meet Tuesday at6 30 p mat the awards, one of wh1ch was lor bemg Nance Leota Chaney Leaha W111 Rutland F1re Station one of the three best members 1n the mngs Gladys Cross Maude Clark Oh1o delegatiOn He noted th II he h 1d so n Kathy Mayse Grange meetmg set the pnvliege of Jaymg a wreath at the Me1gs County Pomona Grange 46 B1rth - Mr and Mrs T1mothy Tomb ol the Unknown Sold1er dunng w1tl mee t Fnday With a potluck sup Barr daughter Galilpohs hiS tours of the nallon s cap• one of Discharges Feh 28 - Penelope per at 6 30 p m followed by a metmg at 7 30 p m Table semce and tal Moore Shelly Henry Ida Hedges The annual open house IS held so beverages wtll be prov1ded Each Mrs T1mothy Barr and daughter that parents - w1th or w1thout stu grange IS to take a meat diSh for a Brandr Keesee dents enrolled m a course - can B1rth - Mr and Mr< Anthony potluck Athens County Pomona v1ew what goes on m the vocational Han daughter Oak H1ll Mr and Grange w11l vtsll school wh1ch IS open to all Me1gs Mrs James Kemper son GallipoliS County JUnior and semor students Discharges March I - Casey Granges to meet A soup bean and cornbread dmner 778 and Star Jumor Star Grange Denbow Devon Buffington Mrs Grange 878 w1ll meet Saturday was served free to parents and lnends Wilham Foster and daughter Mar Potluck supper at 6 30 p m fol atrendmg the open house Cook1es Jene Mood1spaugh Dorothy Wh1ted lowed by regular meetmg at 8 p m and punch were available to VISi tors Manha Hoffman Plans to be made for soup supper on dunng the evenmg and numerous Btrth - Mr and Mrs Steven March 20 and consignment auctiOn door pnze s contnbuted by area buS\ Dav1s son Gallipolis nesses were awarded and ch1cken barbecue on May 2 (Published wrth Jl<nmsston) Hospital news Open house D MIDDLEPORT X 2~ p 111 Sa turd 1y South Th1rd A\enue Middleport Dan Shane tre tlmL:rll POMEROY 9 50 p m Sunday Wolk Pen Roo~d Erma Yoho Holter Mcd~t.d Center RUTLAND .ti 1\ 10 am Sund ') Gannaway Road Thurm 1n D IU ~ hcrt y HMC Cen tr d Dl,pa!Lh :"14U ad t'"'"tcd SYRACUSE 9 06 1111 SuodJy Rockspnn~s Rehablllt,ltlon (enter Pomero) Irene Gilmore YM H 10 13 p 111 Sund 'l S<>rJen Road Douglas Mowery VMH rdu~cU �Monday, March 2, 1998 'Sports ~ Marauders The Daily Sent~t;l Monday, March 2, 1998 By The Associated Press Washmgton watted unlll the final seconds to keep us NCAA touma ment hopes ahve The Husktes got two free throws from :{Qdd MacCulloch wtth 2 I sec onds lett for a 95 94 VICtory over No 18 UCLA on Sunday, a wm that moved them closer to their f~rst NCAA btd stnce 1986 the longest drought m the ent~re Pac I0 Confer ence It s the most Important w1n we ve had smce I ve been here fifth year coach Bob Bender satd The vtctory was btg 10 some oth er ways for the Husktes ( 17 9 I0 7) as 11 ended a I0 game losmg streak to UCLA and was the~r first over a ranked team th1s season m SIX tnes The Brums (21 7 II 5) were upset at how the game ended as the holdmg foul called agamst J R Hen derson that sent MacCulloch to the hne happened as Wa<hiOgton wa~ try mg to tnbound the ball I ve never seen a dead ball sttu atl<'n determme a game before Brums coach Steve Lavm sa1d It to face New Lexington in district Friday seeded Wash10gton Court House 18 35 at Chtll~euthe Saturday mght Greenfield battles Fa~rland on Fnday at 6 15 p m tn the other dtstnct sem1 l10al battle Fa~rland knocked off top seeded Portsmouth Northwest 55 46 10 over11me at South Webste• Fnday mght Greenlteld reac hed the dtstnct agaon by defeattng Logan Elm 63 57 m a double overttme Fndav at Chtll ICOihc Gallipolis bowed out wnh a II 10 sea~on record Proud of effort' Marauder Coach Chm Stout satd I m proud of our eflort I re tlly feel thts IS a btg step 1n tum10g our pro gram around Stout added In these types of games you have to believe that )OU can Will before you step 011 the noor I want to gtve the ktds credit tor behev10g tnd the semors especially lor mak10g us believe The score was 11cd m ttmes and the lead exch mged hands ntne ttmes dunng the hecttc 32 m10ute battle Mt:1g ~ ~trength w~1s on the bo~1rds where the Marauders out rebouded GAHS 31 22 Alltlough MHS shot only 34 I Irom the lteld the Maraud crs were a siZzling 20 of 22 from the chanty hne tor 90 9 percent Hannan shmes The Blue Devils shut 41 Hpercent fro m the held (20 49) but was only ltve ot n10e 11 the ch,trny stnpe GAHS commmed 21 personal louis while try10g to stop the Marauder onstde attack Damel Hannan 6 3 JUnior tor ward scored 22 ol MetJs 52 pomts and ptcked olf 12 rebounds Roush beSides putting the game on tee at the Cavs roll to 102-82 win over Warriors By MR KROPKO CLEVELAND (AP) - For a whtle there w tsn t much dtffcrence between the Cleveland C tvnllers nnd the Golden St,lle Warnors a te.tm t:onslslently lo~lllg by large m 1rgul:"' Shm' n Kemp deCtiled to do some thtng ahout thm He c.: 1me out and g 1ve us ~1 b1g thtrd quarter that got us gn10 0 md "e fed ofl that Wesley Persun sa td Kemp sc'lred 2R pomts 10dud1ng 14m the thtrd qu.uter as the C.tv 1 hers handed the Wtrnors then thud stratght blowout loss 102 g2 Sumlt} mght C.tv tilers c<>.tch Mtke Frutello told hts te 1111 11 halfttme that hew" ttred ol seemg other te uns geltmg so many ollcnme tcboun<h Shawn took th 11 "a ch tllen 0 e He c une out 111 the second ~ llf md was tcrniK Fr llello sud He ch dlenged us to go out tnd correct the prohlem Kemp ' ud JliSI tned to le td by exa mpk I c nne out m th.: th1rd CJUIT1c.:r .tnd 111ed to r-1.:1 us g01ng satd Kemp who 'hot 10 for J61rom the Oeld W,IS petlect On et~ht lree thnms and grtblxd 12 rebounds Zydnm.ts llg tusk ".tdded 17 potnts and 11 rebnutul' Cleveland IS 17 0 thts sc tson "hen sconngme1 100 pmnh Gold en State ts 0 1 7 \\hen opponent' go over 100 J1m J tckson scored 18 p01nts and Cl trence Weatherspoon h td 17 lor the Wamors "ho lmt lor the thtrd It me 111 lour d,t p - ,Ill by at lc.tst 20 pomts Golden St ne lo'l hy 12 11 Roston on Thursd,t) md hy 23 11 Washmg ton on Fnd 'Y The W,trnors tbo lo't by 28 at home tg nnst the C" tltets on Dec 1 The C " tltct s led 24 21 titer the fn st qu,trter mel ~() 46 nt the h 111 Don)cll M "'hIll s slun dunk "nh9181cllllllhethudqutnercut Cle,eltnd s "" tnt ogc to q 'i6 md the WIll lOP·· ... ccmcd p1111l~d to c hal knge Cle"ltnd down the ' trctch Quest down Lasers, return to ABL finals SAN JOSE C till (APl - The Columhtl'.. Qu~"'' 1ft:: nntr ll ~ !o1 l h t' ll seconU ... uu ~h t Am~.:: ttl 111 A l\hth 111 Lt 1e-ue 111k We h 1\e t ... peu 11 t:h~nH,try on thi s h tskcih 111 te lnl COICh Btl Ill Agkr satJ tfter the Quot he 11 S 111 Jo<e 7 ~ 62 on Sumlt v nt 0 lll 10 ad, ;.mre 10 the Lh unp1on ... tup \l'llt\ \\'e ft."el l1he "c.: re ~Olnc.! to wm e'\CI"\ f:..!nll" Cdumbu' "h tch s"eptthe hest of thrt'"e "-f'OlJfinal '~ fie.:' \\Ill l1u Lon .. B r:J1.h1nth~: ht 't { f Inc: Li1 tm pt m,h1p bt:-= m'u ne- lh.:\1 Sun J 11 I ong Bt "h he 11 Ponl tnLI 70 (,!) on SundJ' h• Lomph:k 1 1\' n !! unc 'tflt:' ,,\nr T rn 1 f Jv. .nh ltd Co lll!nhu . . v. 1t h l h f) ll nh Shmnnn John,on tdd«l IS tnd Andre 1I loHI h td I~ The- Quc-,1 Ydlll l h~.: 11pcner tJ..j. XX She~ I 111d ~f lt.:h;.llle- ll Jl I L: lLh ..,LO rc.:tl C'lm"e J1 po1111 ... lor the I 1sa' Wr;:, r: 1\l: our ht.: 1rh md \\01 ked h ml L tsers co tch Angell Beck The Utmcrsny of Rto Gr~nde 1998 lJIIIpal ~ ll rhe Redmen s SCI 1son horne.: opt.: ncr 1 ~ pltnned for uesd •Y 11 I p m agamst West Vtr '"'' St 1te Rto Gr mde he " '"' ) c 1r two of the rent Cl ark er 1 tg un sl WVS Clar' c . , Qn nj former lll iJII r lc- Jguer Mel lark 11 J n llt ve of Mason County d 1 grtdu 1te of West Pumt He f played some mtnor le tgue hIll he fore eturn ng to hiS home uea 10 coJch eg ton h til The Red men lllu shed II ~ 3 I "' eason tnd 7 I I 10 Mtd Ohto Con ( erencc pit) mtsstng out on post t Martin wins Las Vegas 400 title By MIKE HARRIS lAS VEGAS IA Pl - Wmmng the La- Vegas 400 " " an ehxtr fur M.trk Martm Expl11n1ng the rout by Fords new Tu1ruses was 1,\r less p.tllltble Martm sun 1\ ed a vlhr,uton he fe,tred would end hts day e.trly pulltng ,,w,ty ,11 the end ot Sund,ty s m.wtul ul Wmston Cup race ,,t L,as Veg" Motor Speed" I) for hts 23rd c treer VJt..:tory Then came the re 11 ch,tllenge F1eldmg 11 h.1rr tgt.: of qlll.:sttons \\ hy the ne\~ Tauruses \\e!e 1Nc to sweep the top 'e'en post! tons md 11 of the lop 14 Ill the 4(){) 1111k I ICC You t.:.m I ex pect the s,JnCtlonmg body to fix til your compl11nts M.trtm ,,ud 111 ,, J tb 11 compl,unts Irom the GM camp M lfllll oe 11 Roush R tctllg team m tic Jell Btu ton to the luush hne on the I 112 mile m,tl by I 605 secnnds ~ thnut 20 car length' The te tms hddmg Gener tl Mo!o" car' - Che1 rolcts tnd Pon 11 H.:~- redClt:d "'1th .mgcr ~md frus II 11100 The L tscrs led S-l S1 "'"" mto the lin tl pt'llnd "'hc.:n J en nll ~ 1 Az11 f 1uh:d Ton) 1 Et.l\\ 11 d' '' hn t.:on \t:rtl"t..l hoth l11.:e throws to hcg1n 111 IK 6 run StmgRays 70 Pm•er 69 At Pnttlmd Ote Venus l "Y 'COred "" 1 It) up 111th I ') stconlls lclllolttl Lon, Be ~eh p1Stl'onlmd L Ill led the SitngR t) s \\llh 20 poonh Bc\cll) WdhullS ulded 1(1 tnd Yoltnd 1 G111 111h hIll IS poults uul 17 II.: hound )- N 11 dtt: Wdl tllll.., led the Po1.1 er \lllh ,7 pnnlls md 11 fl hound' I olio\\ Ill~ the r I!.:C! CriiiCIZIIl£. NASCAR 'teccnt terodynamtc rule c htn ~e' they ' '} hl\ e gl\en the F01d.., an unlau 1ch mt.tg~ It s J'"' 1h td J, II when )OU put out C\C I) tlung you do mel )OU retry llle tnt I C\ cr) hod) 1s "m kmg theu h~ 1rt" out md the }Uics ue JUSt th1 s unb tlmced s 11d R~eh 1111 Chtldress owner of the Chc\ rokt Monte C.ulo d11\en to etghth pltce hy Dt)ton,J ~()() Wlllllel D lie E trnh trdt We "ere JUst Olllcltsscd I ' 1w 11 lonung ' •"d Sll.:dme- M uhn v. ho lu11Shed 2~th m hts Che1) You dtd nIh 1\l' robe l rOlkt!l sc tentJst to see II Redmen to start baseball season Tuesday vs. WVSC 1 b ,. . eb Ill ... qu1d " ... et to hegw the GAHS mamtamed a shm lead end held Blue Devd ace Andray Howell to 12 pomts <even gomg mto over the Marauders unttl Brad Dav enpons two chanty tosses put MHS the hnal etght mmutes ot play on top 37 35 wtth 29 6 lett m the Roush fimshed wnh nme pomts Angelo Rodnguez se\en and Steve thtrd penod Jeremy Payton s layup Beha sJ< wnh nme seconds to go 1n the thtrrd Two other Blue De\lls fintshed m stanza lett the two teams 11ed at 37 double figures Cody Lane tossed m all gomg tnto the hnal etght mmutes Hannan gave the Marauders a 41 II and Chns Lewts added I0 Jere my Payton ftntshed wtth m 37 le td wtth 6 ~I lett m the game Blue Devil Coac h J•m Os'>orne wtth a four pomt outhurq Kev tn satd You ve got to gtve Me1gs cred Walkers putback wtth 4 50 lett put the Gall11ns back on top 42 41 n They played harder than we dtd They were more aggre,stve on the J T Humphreyscanned two char boards They hustled all the way 11y toss \\llh 4 421ett to ~·ve MHS a They wanted 11 more than we dtd 43 42 ed.~Cohn Roush broke tree They earned the vtctory tontght underneath tor a layup w11h 4 07 lett Dtdn I play smart' to gtve the traude" a 45 42 advan Osborne added We dtdn t play tage but owell s tnfecta wtth 3 27 very smart dunng the final two mm lett lied 11 up once tg nn 4S til wtth 3 27 felt to pl.ty utes We had our chance' but we were unable to t\akc ad,antage of The rest " h"tory Roush hll a three trom downtown (2 17) to make those opportunt!Jes That sa credtt to Metgs aogresstve play dunng the 11 48 45 Metgs GAHS stole the ball final mtnutes ol the game at mtd court later and had a cle.tr Galhpohs started out hke a house shot but 1mssed n The Blue Devtls on lire JUmpmg otl to <lUick 6 0 lead got the rebound mts,ed another shot behmd Lane Howell ,tnd Kevm then lou led Roush who grabbed the Walker Metgs behtnd the strong rebound wtth 37 6 seconds lett mstde play of Hannan and outstde Roush sank both frccbte s to make n shootmg of Angelo Rodnquez SO 45 Davenport teed 11 wtth two grabbed a 7 6 advant.tge at the 4 40 free throws at the 12 6 mark mark 1n the first stanz 1 Lane scored an uncontested layup GAHS was up 12 7 before Metgs for GAHS as ttme exp~red came stormmg back to lie 11 up at 12 Fmal game For semors all on a dnvmg layup by Rodnquez It was the hnal h1gh school game Alter a tapm by Hannan at the I 06 for Galha Academy s Mtke G.trten mark Jan Fenderhosch s layup wtth and Andray Howell lone seniOrs on 'i3 seconcts lett 1n the penod left the thts years squad two teams deadlocked at the llrst Box sore brea k 14 14 MEIGS (52) Metgs pulled ahead 17 14 to start Brad D.tvenport 0 4 4 4 Steve the second penod but betore the Beha 0 (2) 0 0 6 Sean 0 Bnen 0 Marauders could score agam GAHS 0 0 0 Angelo Rodn~uez I (I) 2 2 npped off nme strmght pomts to take 7 Cohn Roush 2 (I) 2 9 Waylan a 23 17 advantage wnh 4 0 I left m McKmney 0 0 0 0 J T Humphreys the half The Blue Devtb were still up I 2 2 4 Damel Hannan 6 10 12 22 by five 27 22 wnh 49 seconds left 1n TOTALS 10-(4)-20-22-52 the quarter when Hannan canned two GALLIPOLIS (47) freebtes wtth 22 I \Cconds lett to cut lan Fenderbosch I 0 0-2 Cody Galltpohs lead to 27 24 dunng the Lane 4 (I) 0 0 II Bn,m Stms I 0 h,tlfttme mtermtsston ..() 2 Jeremy Payton 2 2 1 5 Kevtn Heche fourth quarter Walker 2 0 0 4 Chns Lewts 5 0 0 st !'\On ILl I On due to 111ehre tkt!r R1o Grande has four 'entors h,tck I rom last yea1 ' squ td Ad,tm Wel'h Enc Ste1 en,on Tom McGrath md Kc' m Green "111 ,Ill sene IS c tpt.Hns for thts }ear s te.tm Clark has brought m some good local talent mcludtng pttchers Scott George from Metgs Count y and Heath Engle of Mason County .tlong "tth mnetder Jason Ste1 ens from Jackson County Ftrst pttch Tuesd 1y " -et for I p m at Stanley L E,,ms Ftdd 111 Rto Grande Bnhhy L tbonlc who ftntshed 19th .t lso IS hopmg for some ch mgcs Th1s Pont Ill Y. .J\ I \ gooll .ls II c 111 be he sud Jt s ob' tous NASC AR needs to look at some thm g Soon Ern te In''" hope, after ,, 30th pltcc 111 ht s Pontttc Downf01ce ts e\ en more crllu.: tl 11 Atlanta he s,11d of next Sunday s 1cnue If the) thtnk 11 w " b.td here 11 s gomg to be "orse 11 Atlmta The problem as GM te,tms see 11 " that they need ,, beuer .temd) nam1c pnck.tge than th,tt pr01 tded under a rule that mandates fi, e •nch htgh spOi lers and ~ If dam< for the Taurus es md Chevy Monte Callos The Pontttcs h tve almost tdent tca l specs Jack Roush hopes the sanct1 0111ng body" 111 be mmdful that desptte the • 10 Mtke Garten 0 0 0 0 Andray Howe ll 1 ( I) 1 6 12 TOTALS 18-(2)·5 9-47 Score by quarters Met.s 14 10 I 1 15 S2 Gall;pul" 14 11 10 10 47 Staltshcs Me1gs Total fteld goal attemptslm tde 14 of 41 (3~ I percent) Two pomters I0 ol 2R Three pOinters 4 ot 13 Free throws 20 ol 22 Pef'onal louis 14 Rebounds 32 12 by Hannan Turnovers 20 Asmts 8 Davenport 2 Ste tis 7 3 etch by Hannan and Rodnguez Blocked ' hots 5 thre. by Humphreys Charges taken 0 G11lllpohs Totallleld go d attempts/made 20 of 49 (41 H percent) Two pomters ~of II Three pmnters IRol 38 Free throws 5 ot 9 Pt:rsonal hlllb :21 Rebounds ~2 l.ewts 7 Turnovers 11 Asststs 13 Howell 4 Steah 7 Howell 3 Blocked shot' 3 2 by LewiS Char~e s taken 3 I each by How ell Stms an Garten would ve been mce to see the game dec1ded by the players ' Kns Johnson s three-pomter wtth 12 seconds left gave UCLA a one pomt lead UCLA's Toby Batley lied up Donald Watts of the Husktes wtth 2 I seconds left but the possessiOn a"ow pomted Washmgton ·s way settmg up the mbounds play and ensumg free throws I tned to close my hand so that the refs could see that I wasn t hold mg but obvtously that dtdn t work Henderson satd MacCulloch fmtshed With 25 pomts none btgger than the dectdmg free throws He was holdmg m< and they called a foul MacCulloch satd There s nothmg 1n the rules that says you can t get called for a toulm the final nve seconds Three more automatiC btds to the NCAA tournament s held of 64 were dee1ded Ill conference tournament finals Sunday as Davtdson won the Southern Conference Murray State won the Ohto Valley and Rtchmond woh the Colontal Athlellc Assocta lion Bailey scored all of hiS 32 pomts m the second half for UCLA whtle Henderson f101shed wllh 20 and Johnson had 18 I was upset that I let down my team 111 the first half Batley satd 'That s the mam reason I came out msp1red 111 the second half The Brums dtdn t take the lead unt1l the final mmute after trathng by as many as 19 pomts three ttmes late 10 the first half Sllll 11 came down to the free throws after the whtstle while the clock stood sttll You re not supposed to lose because of calls hke that Ba1ley satd In other games mvolvmg ranked teams Sunday 11 was No 4 Kansas 71 No 25 Oklahoma State 67 No II Purdue 99 No 10 Mtchtgan State 96 No 24 Temple 74 No 20 Mass achusetts 68 and No 21 Symcuse 77 Georgetown 72 No 4 Kansas 71 No 25 Oklahoma St 67 Raef LaFrentz bothered by a sore TOLEDO Oluo (AP) - Heres the 1997 98 all Mtd Amencan Con ference women's basketb,tll team as selected hy the le,tgue s coaches F1rst team Ktm Knuth Toledo Jr 5 foot II St Joseph Mtch S.tra Puthoff Bowling Green Sr 5 9 Chtck tsaw Ohto Ch,trlott.t Jones Bowhng Green Sr 5 II Columbus Ohto Carne Templin Kent Sr 6 0 Htll pomt Wts Marlene Stolhngs, Oh1o, Sr, S-11, Beaver, Oh10 Second team Knstma Behnfeldt, 1\farshall, Jr., 6-0; Char Thomsen Ball St.tte Sr 6 I Jack1 Raterman Bowlmg Green Jr 6 0 Amy Turner, Oh10, key defenSIVe plays as the Orange men (22 7 12 6 Btg East) rail ted from a 10 pomt dehctt w1th 5 14 to Sr, 6-4; Shelsea Ervmg Western Miller Northern Ill mots K 11111 Hus Mtchtgan Soph 6 0 beck Toledo Honorable mention Playerofyeur K1111 Kmtth Tole Cheryl Bowles Akron Marktt 1 do Gn ffin Ball State Ebon) R,unge Coach of year Roh Lmds •Y Juhe M1ller Central Mtchtg 1n Jes Kent s1ca Henry Holly Mttchell E !Stern Freshman of year Holl) Mtchtgan Sha\\ n M mns Jamte Mttchell Eastern Mtd11g 10 Stewart Mtamt Ohto Kelly Sue ..._ ~ _ .,. 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becommg Martm s team man tger md holdm er crew chtef Jtmmy Fenn1g supervtsmg a vu1ually new crew for the 19 yenr old dnver as they moved mto 1shop wtth Burton steam ThiS " a brand new race te.t m smd Martm who .tgreed wtth Roush to let longttme crew chtef and team manager Ste1 e Hmtel go to work wllh Benson md Musgr.tve These guys real ly put 11 all together Martm satd I was so afratd we,d come mto thiS season and people would s,ty I dtd the wrong thmg After an engtne problem led to a 38th place fintsh m the opener at Daytona Martm fim,hed th~rd nnd led the most laps ,11 Rockmghnm He agam led the most l.tps but satd n wasn t '" e,ISy as 11 looked shoulder had 17 pomts and 14 rebounds to lead the vtsJtmg Jay hawks (31 3 15 I B1g 12\ who led by 10 pomts w1th 6 28 remammg and then nad to hold off the Cowboys Adnan Peterson had 18 po101s for Oklahoma State (21 5 11 -5) whtch had a seven game wmmng streak snapped No II Purdue 99 No. 10 M1eh1gan St. 96 (OT) Brad Mtller had 30 po10ts and 12 rebounds and Mtke Robmson made two free thrpws wnh 30 seconds lett 10 overt1me to lead the VI>Jtmg Bot I ermakers (24 6 12 4) Jason Klem had 22 pmnts for the Spartans (20-6 13 3) who dropped 1010 a t1e with llhnms tor the Btg Ten regular season tttle No. 24 Temple 74 No 20 Massachusetts 66 The Owls (20 7 13 3) won the AtlantiC 10 s Eastern Dlvtston as Pepe Sanchez scored 19 pomts and Rasheed Brokenborough added 16 1ncludmg seven stra1ght as Temple took the lead for good m the second ha lf MAC honors OU's Stollings, Turner, Marshall's Behnfeldt BIG NIGHT- Me1gs' Damel Hannan (42) scored 22 pornts and p1cked off 12 rebounds to pace the Marauders to a 52-47 lower bracket sectional tournament champtonshtp victory over Gal· hpohs at South Webster Saturday ntght Me1gs wtll now face New Lextngton tn the Dlvlston II D1strtct Tournament at The Convocation Center In Athens on Frtday starttng at 8 p m GAHS defender Is Chrts Lewrs (30) (OVP photo by Dave Hams) MARK MARTIN The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 Washington shocks UCLA 95-94; Purdue, Temple also win !Meigs eliminates GAHS 52-47 Cohn Roush s tnfecta wtth 2 17 rematmng broke a 4~ 45 deadlock and hiS two tree throws wtth 37 fl sec • onds ldt m the game earned Metgs to a hard earned 52 47 secttonal tournament upset vtctory o\er th~rd seeded GallipoliS Saturday mght at South Webster MHS to meet Panthers The lower bracket sectional cham ptonshtp vtctory propelled "xth seeded Metgs Into the DIVIsion II D.stnd Tournament rn the Convoca t1on Center at Ohto Un tversny m Athens It was not only the Maraud &ers first tournament VICtory ever fover a Gallipolis qumtet m five tnes but also the hrst hardwood wm over a Blue Devil sq uad Since the tullend of th e 1977 campatgn Me.gs Improved tis all ttme mark to 4 29 agatnst GalltpoiiS smce the t\\O schools h rst met 1n 1967 68 c 1m patgn The Marauders 12 9 on the year wtll now lace the New LextnJton ' Panthers who upset second seeded Htllsboro at ChiiiiLothe Saturday on 'Fnday March 6 at8 p m 1n the Con 1vocatlon Center rn Athens It was et~s hrst hardwood sec tional IItie nee th~ 1986 campa•;n and 1h1rd m e school s htstory The other sec >nal crown w" won by MHS 1n 1976 v Number 2 seed Portsmouth ,, 70 65 nverttme wmner over Rock Hill m Saturdays llrst Jame upper briCket sect10n,d ltnal at South Webster wtll battre Warren Local m Thursday s 8 p m diStnct semttm II game at the Convo followmg the Rtver Valley Mmm1 Trace clash whtch IS set tor 6 15 p m Warren Local upset th~rd Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuur11uments Amtnra Ell~l Cunfrrrncr srm nmals fh 111 U 'il lJr(~d'il D I "tn 60 H lstn 'i I ~ Famous Cole Indoor Circus 7998 ALL NEW SUPER GALACTIC SPACE ODYSSEY EXTRAGANZA Colonud Alhlrli( AIISOt'latlon-thamptoll.~htp Rdntut~.l7f.J NC Wl1 q;t n tH Mrtru Atlantic AlhleltC' Confntnct srmiOnuls lt,:nu b) L~1yull MJ "iK Sl(l t 17 M:nlllll m71 I Mid Contlntnl Confrrtnc~ nrs1 round OJ! 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Vallty Cunfrrnce thannpiun~hip MUIT ty ~I I}J Tt>r llt!ssee St 61} Do you pay for child care or for the care of a disabled dependent "\:.: Ctrcus Stars From All Over the World POMEROY, OHIO SUNDAY,MARCH8, 1998 MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL GYM PERFORMANCES 2 00 & 4 30 P M POMEROY /MIDDLEPORT LIONS CLUB 618 EAST MAIN ST. - POMEROY OPEN MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9·5 MasterCardNisa/Discover �1 Page 6 e The Daily Sentinel Monday, March 2, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, March 2, 1998 'I Asian financial cris.is offers + some ~pportunities for GE ~~ ELECTRONlCS WINNERS - Winners In the electronics competition at Meigs High School Thursday night were, from lelt, Larry Ogdin, impact on our ex isting operati ons." By DAVID 11ENRV ( Thi s is the 17th letter Welch has USA Today written for GE's annual report to NEW YOii.K - To hear General Electric CEO Jack Welch tell it, shareholders. His letters are must there' s more to be gained than lost in reading to CEOs. academi cs, and Asia's financial cri sis for GE. the inves tors look lng .for the sources of GE's management success. T hey are world 's most valuable company. In his annual letter to sharehold- to management-types what Warren ers and employees, wh ich· begins Buffett' s annual letters for Berkshire reaching mailboxes thi s wee'-'end. Hathaway are to stoc k picke rs. Welch describes the trouble in Asia as (Annual letter< from th e ·preVI ous just the latest in a series of opponu- three years are available over th e Internet at www.ge.com.) nities for the unusually s u~cessful M ost o f the letters have revol ved conglomerate to buy more businessexclusi vely around what is going on es abroad. take market share and inside GE. But thi s letter, like his letbecome even more o f a global enterter of two years ago. tries to keep pri se. Already. 42 percent of GE's GE's reputati on from suffering in th e revenue comes from outside the stock market from problems oth er United States. "We' ve been down thi s path companies are having. Two years ago. Welch made it before." writes Welch. recalling GE's clear that GE. with its dozen di ffermoves in past economic storms. • ent giant businesses. was unlike th e Amid recession in th e United States conglomerates th at were breaking up in the early 1980s, GE in ves ted in because th ey had fai led. T hat letter new businesses and unloaded others. was an earl y part of a success ful When European economies were withering in the early 1990s. G E effort to lift GE's stock fro m tradi ng below the average market appraisal bought companies and ~x panded . of earnings to tmding above it. T li is Following the .Mex ican peso cri sis in 1995, GE bought 10 companies and year, Welch 's letter helps distingui sh invested ·$1 billion. moves that two GE from stock s suffering from ex posure to A sia. years later had lifted reve11Ue 60 perThe letter may also foreshadow cent and doubled protits there. " We are determined. and poised. enormous moves by GE in Asia. L ast to do the same thing in A sia... writes week. a GE unit ·struck a deal to snag Welch. He leaves little room to blame Japanese assets of troubled Toho Mutual Life. notes Nicholas HeyAsia for any future problems GE may mann. anal yst at Prudential Securiencaunter. Only 9 percent of GE rev ties. He e•pects GE to buy $30 bilenue now comes from A sia. About half of that is from Japan. " That is by . lion in as!ifiS in A.' ia in the next three years. no me;tns insignificant. but cenainly Welch 's bottornli~e. in bold face manageable . ... We can minimize any first; John Davidson, second; Nancy Shaley, third; and Charles Tyree, fourth. They were presented gifts of electronic equipment. State may bail out vouchers CO L UMBUS (A P) - The state Controlling Board is ex pec ted today to decide whether to pay $2.9 milli on for a 4 1 percent cost overru n from a prog ram to send Cleveland students to pri va te schools. The state Department o f Educati on said the money would come fro m a publ ic school basic-aid account th at will have a SUI]llus at the end of the school year. The Controlling Board handles tran sfers of state money. The money would be added 10 a $7 million commitment Gov. George Voinov ich and the Legislature made last year to the program. Onicial s say no schools would lose money. Voinov ich proposed a statewide sc hool voucher program in 1995 as a way to offer parents an alternative to public schools and to place pressure on public schools to improve. It is being tested in the Cleveland schoo l di strict. Children wh o apply and are appro ved for participation in the program rece i ve tuition payments of as much as $2.500 each from the state. program's director. Ben Holt . said about $1.8 million of the money reques ted from the controlling board would reimburse Cleveland schools tor tmn sponing the 3.000 children wh o take part in the program. About $700.000 would cover incre ased tuition costs; with the re st of the money paying for overrun s iil admini strativ e cos ts and for an ex panded state study of the program. Holt said. O verruns in transportati on costs LOttG'S COttSTROCTIOtt f Coli 614-843·5426_: t/2 tb. Sirloin Dinner COSMETOLOGY DEMO - During the VICA open house pro· grams last week at Meigs High School, hair care was demon· strated in the cosmetology department. Amanda Hayes, senior student cosmetologist, cut layers in Amanda Smith' s hair. Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NO SIGNIFICANTIMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT (FONSt) COMBINED NOTICE March 2. 1998 Melga County Commissioners Meigs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-2895 . To All Interested Persons, Agencies, and Groupe: Tho Meigs County Commissioners, proposes to request the State of Ohio to release Federal lunda under Section 104 (g) of ntle I of tho Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended; Section 288 of Tille II of the Cranston Gonzales National Allordabte Hous ing Act (NAHA) , eo amended ; and/or Title IV of the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act, as amended; to be used lor thelollowln9 projecl(s): Chester Township Historic Preservation of Cheater Courthouee MEIGS County, Ohio Replacement of flooring ; . HVAC ·installment Estimated total cost of the Project $20,00D-CDBG $17,800 - Cheater-Shade Historical Ass ociation 11 has been determined th at such Request lor Releaaa of Funds will not con stitute an act ion algnlllcently allectlng the qualit y of the human environment and according t he Meig s County Comm lu lon era, has decided not to prepare an Env i ronmental Impact St ateme nt under the National Environmental Polley Act of 1969, as amended. Environmental Review Racord(s) (ERR) lor each of the Project(s) listed above have been conducted by the Meigs County Commissioners. The ERR(s) documants the environmental reviews of the project(&) and more fully seta forth the reasons why such statement Is not required. The ERR(s) are on file and available lor the public's examination and copying, upon reque st , between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday {except holidays) at the office of the Meigs County Commlaslonera, Court House, 100 East Second Street , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. No further environmental review of such project Is proposed to be cond ucted, prior to the request lor rotease of Federal funds. The Malg s County Commissioners pion t o undertake the project{&) described with the Federal lunda cited above. Any parson , agencies, and/or groups , who have any commenta regarding the environment or who disagree with this finding of No Significant Impact decision, are Invited to submit written comments lor consideration to the Melg' s County Commissioners, Courthouae , Pomeroy, OH 45769, 4:30 p.m. on March 1i, 1998, which Ia at least alt er t he I S days publication of thi s combined notice. . NOTICE OF INTENT TO Public Notice .J~f or-S4'' Public Notice cartlflcatlon only II It Is on REOUEST RELEASE OF one of the two following FUNDS (NOI/RROF) To all Interested Persons, bases : (e) tho canlftcatton was not, In fact, executed Agencies , and Groups: On or about . but not by the Meigs County's chief before, March 18, t99 8 tho executive officer or other officer of the County of Meig s County Comm i ss i on er s , w il t Meigs approved by the request the State ot Ohio to State of Ohio; or (b) that the reteasa Federal funds undar envlronmen1al review Section 104 (g) of Title I of racord for the project Indicates omlselon of a t he Hou s ing and Commun ity Deva topment required decision, finding, Act of 1974, as amended ; or step applicable to the Section 288 ot Tltla II of the project to the environmental Cranston Gonzales National review process. Written objections muat Atlordabl e Hous ing Act {NAHA). as amend ed; be prepared and submitted and/or Title IV ot the Stewart In accordance with the B. McKinney Homeless required procedure (24 CFR Part 58). and mull ba As sistan ce A c t , as amended ; to be used lor the addressed to: State of Ohio; Environmental Olllcer ; projet tls) dascrlbed above . The Me i g s County Community Development Commissioners Is certifying Division ; P.O. Box 1001; to the State ot Ohio, that Columbus , Ohio 43266· -Molg~ County and Janet 0101 . Objections to the Release How d, In ·his/her ofllctat capa c ty as Pro oldent , of Funds on basas other Me i g s County .than those stated above will Commt astoners. consent to not be conaldered by the accept the jurisdiction of State of Ohio. No objections Federal courts If an action received altar April 7, 1998, Is brought to enforce (which Ia 15 days altar It te responsibilities In rotation anticipated that the State to environmental rev iews, will receive a requeet for decl s lon · mak l ng , and release of lunda), will be acti on ; and that tho se considered by tho State of responsibilities have been Ohio. The addreaa of the chief oitl alled. The legal effect of the executive officer ta: Janet Tackett, Proaldont certification Is that upon Ita Melga County approval, the Meigs County Commlaalonore Comm issioners may use Meigs County Courthouee the Federal fund s, and the Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 St ate of Ohio .witt have satisfied Ita roeponalbllltlea (3) 2; lTC under the National Environmental Polley Act of 1969, as amended. Tho State of Ohio witt accept an objection to Ita approval of the release of funds and acceptance of tho Custom Homes Remodeling 1998 Martin Street ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 let Winter Don.,. - ., ... •.. ,e you the blues• 1!1 ., Joe Wilson ,.\ AII-Vou·Can-Eat Crab legs . ~,:::,$999 ~------~N~o,.:S~u~n~d~a~~~~--_::::::;:::1 Jill 1399 Min. Mu st Be 18 v ... Serv-U Per 619·645·8434. Call 1·900· 288· 8863. E" 8001. I SAYRE .TRUCKING ., .. ReO: · a Bik .,.ster to Win I rl"·" e .... ., New Hours: J'ues-Fri 10-6 Sat. 10-4 Closed Sun & Men • Aeromatherapy Candles & Essential Oils • Easter Baskets • Handmade Stuff Rabbits • Assorted Woopen Angels Bring your odds & ends and we will fill them. Rt. 124 Minersville, OH 740-992-4559 SNOW REMOVAL Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. Call Anytime Home Joe N. Sayre Cell Phone 614-742-2138 591·1897 Public Notice $)99 COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP Hauling, Excavating & Trenching . Limestone & Gr~vel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rares JUISDAYis General Solicitation $tatement The Private Industry Council (PIC) and tho Governing Board of Service Delivery Area Numbar 24 (SDA 124), which Includes (Athena, Galfla, Hocking, Lawrence, Meigs, Perry,and Vinton) Counties, are soliciting proposal& for services to be provldad to youth (Title lt·B and Tftte It· C), adults (Title It-A) and dl.located worl<era (Title Ill EDWAA) under the Job Training Partnership Act . Tboae services will bo for Program Year 1998 (J~Iy 1, 1!198 to June 30, 1999) on a county baars. Each RFP m!Jal Identify a County. If a proapectlve servl ce provider wishes to bid on mP,e than one (1) County, a separate RFP muet be submitted l.or aach County Identifying the County. Programs operated during Program Year 1998, which .. • '" .. . ..,·-. 614·992-3141 Public Notice meet con·trected perlormance atindarda, may be extended for an addttlonet year of operation. The application process requires that submitted propoaals: (1) Contain detailed , accurata and complete programmatic and budget Information. (2) Follow the prescribed format Identified In the RFP packet. There will be a bidders conference on March 9, 1998/ 1:30 p .m. RFP packages will be given out at · this · lime. All RFP packages will be due March 19, 1998/ 12:00 (Noon) . • Located at: Service Delivery Area #24 lronton-Lawrenca Co~nty CAO 305 North Ftl)h Street Ironton, OH.45638 (614) 532-3534 . (2) 24, 25, 26, 27 (3) 1, 2, 6 tc . Get Your . . WJthA Dallr.S.ntllael ·BULLETIN BOARD ..,.. colu•n Inch weekdays 1 00 9 column Inch Su•4•Y ') -~ CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 99 ' • •' 10:00 am - 8:00 pm • 20% Savings j i( •• /. ~· .,.:: ........................................................................~~ . ·0::= ,\ ..... 13 Ohio River Plaza • .with a Gold Card Terri JividenFranchisee 7 • JEF fr. 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This: is the first year he addresses " our: share owners and employees." His: me>'age: Become a "zealot" about. Six Sigma. th e ri gorous and formal; qual it y improvement progmm G E: began using 2' 112 years ago. n.~ st a-; ti stical term is about reducmg ddects, to 3.4 per million processes. be they: making the base of a light bulb. lend-· ing money or underwritin g an insure ance pol icy. . Spending on Six Sigma training and proj ects. including certificatiolj of employees as " Green Belts. Blal:~ Belts and Master Blad Belts" in Sir. Sigma. is up from $200 million iri. 1996 to $450 million thi s year. Welc~· counts annual benefi ts as ri sing from: $ 170 million to $ 1.2 billion. Six Si g- : rna alone w ill add to earnings per: share 25 ce nts in 1998 and $ 1 by • 2000. says Heymann . GE earned: $2.50 a share in 1997. , Warn s Welch: " Wnh ~ix Signla' permeatin g much of what we do ... ~ 1 : w ill be unthinkable to hire. promo1e : or tolerate those who cannot. or will not. commit to thi s way of work .... ' IPO,MEI~OV. OH WINNERS IN WELDING -Taking the top award In the weldIng competition at Meigs High School were, from lelt, Phillip Edminston, first, $75 gift certificate; Brandon Floyd, second, $50 · gilt certificate; and Jeremiah Russell, $25 gift certificate. All three also received welding equipment. The Daily Sentinel• Page 7 CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE The occurred because th e C leve land sc hool di stri ct did not have adequate buses or drivers to handle busing stu· dent s to 55 parti cipatin g private schools. o ffi cials said. · To solve the problem. the district allowed about 700 .<luden•s to take tax icabs to school. The school board was critici zed for the move. School distri ct spokesman Richard El li s said the number of ehi ldren using cabs is down to about 400. The city has added five bus dri vers and has asked th e state for hel p in buy ing additional buses. Ellis said. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 'on .,. lrurtion DotlT ~'\. Baddlt~t', 33151 Happy Hollow Road Middleport, Ohio 45769 Additions, Roofing, Siding, Pole Barns, Oecks, Painting Call Us For A Free Estimate 614-742-3090 614-742·3324 614-74~;~!,~MO M McfEE ROOFING & PAINTING Stop & Compare E\ ll:HI'RISES ESTjMATEES 992-7943 992-5404 Specializing In: New Roola, Roof Repairs, Gutters, lnt•rlor & Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair. Lowell rates durtng the winter months of Jan.-Feb.-Mar. Quality Work Guaran!Hd FrH Eat.• Fully lnaured 985-4473 992·681 0 1-614-992·9057 •New Homes .. ~l'plir s~ lt' ll l ... . l lilitil'"'· Routing, \n\ lluiHl''· Rt•lllc Hil·ling •Garages •Complete 11m 11 : nn:u,; Remodeling . FREE Pomeroy Umestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates (614) 992·3838 12/18/lln Public Notice REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Notice to Contractors: tn accordance with aecilon 307.86 of the Ohio Revised Code, sealed bids wilt be received by tho Board of Meigs County Commtaatonera, Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, until 9:00 A.M . on Monday, March 9, 1998. The blda witt than be opened and read aloud at 1:30 P.M. on Monday, March 9, 1998 for the following: Furnishing · or various kinde and s ized "of Aggregate that may be required by the Malgs County Highway O.partmenl. Bid specifications may be picked up at the Meigs County Engineer's Ofltce or the Office of the · Meigs County Commlsaloners. The Board of Meigs County · Commissioners may accapt tho toweat bid, or select the beat bid for the Intended pu rpose , end reserves tho rtghtto accept an/or reject any or all bids an/or any pert thereol and will award a contract to that btdder- whlch Is In the best Interest o1 Melga County Gloria Kloes, Clerk Board of Melga County Commissioners (2) 23, (3) 2 2 tc Low Rates) •Bobcat Service •Concrete Construction •Masonry Construction •General etc. Commercial and Residential Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 24 Hr. Bobclt Service 614-992-3470 (7 40) 985·3948 Available Free fsrtmstes No Job Too Small Brian Morrison REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Notice to Contrectors:" tn accordance with section 307.86 of the Ohio Revlaed Code, seated blda witt be received by t.he Board of Meigs County Comm las lonera, Court House , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, until 9:00 A.M. on Monday, March 9, 1998. The bld l will then be opened and read aloud at I :20 P.M. on Monday, March 9, 1998 for the following: F lahlng of varloua g I Asphalt Concrete that y be required by the Mulga County Highway Department. Bid specifications may be picked up et the Meigs County Engineer's Ofllce or the Office of the Meigs County Commlaalonera. The Board of Meigs Count y CommtsalonerJ may accept the lowoot bid, or select the beat bid for the Intended purpose , and reserves the right to accepl Public Notice antor raject any or all bids an/or . any part thereof and REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL will award a contract to that Notice to Contractors: bidder which Is In the bast !h accordance with Interest of Melga County aoctlon 307 .86 of the Ohio Gtorta Ktoee, Cieri< Revlaed Code, seated bkfa · Board of Marga County witt be . received by the Commlealonera Board of Meig s County Comml a elonera , . Court (2) 23, (3) 2 2 tc HoUII, Pomeroy, Ohio Public Notice 45789, until ~ :00 A.M. on SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL Monday, March 9, 1998. The ESTATE . blda wilt then be openad CASE NO. 97-CV-083 and read aloud at 1:10 P.M. on Monday, MarCh 9, 1998 TH ~ STATE OF OHIO, MEIGS COUNTY lor the following: MID-STATE TRUST, IV Furnlahlng of varfoua gredeo cit Bituminou s PLAINTIFF, vs. Uqutd that may be required KELLY B. CHAPMAN, ET.AL by the Malga County DEFENDANTS Highway Deportment. In pureuance of an Order Bid opeclftcatlona may be picked up · et the Melga of Sale In the above ent~led · County Engineer'• Olltce or action, I will offer for sale at · the Ofllca or the Meigs public aucttori Inside the door of the Courth ouse In County Commlaalonera. The Board of Meigs Malga County, Ohio on the County .Coinml u lonera 10th day of April, 1998 at may accept the lowtll bid, 11:00 a.m., the following or select the beat ·bld for the described real estate: Int ended purpose ,• and Slwatt In the Townahtp of reaervu the right to accept Rutland, Melga County, Ohio: BEGINNI.NG at a point r - 304-675· 1907. 9 Morin, old male. solid black. 1/ 2 Lab & 1/2 Husky dog; to good home only. 304-458-1823. Mileage Umit Call Randy Free to in<Soor goad hOme only. 2 kittens. 6mos. old. 1-male slive r tabby. 1·female blue/gra'f /White tiger striped. 304-458·22 18. 992-5050 La ~ Cross Puppies 7wks. otd . Male Beagle. 10mos old, no pa· pers. 304-675-6353. Re Le HOLLON TRUCKING Mixed br ad mal e, 1 l /2yr s "old, good w/kids. has had all sho ts. 304·675· 1275. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE · One vear old lull bloo ded yellow lab. male. to good home only, movmg, 740·992·1105. Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985·4422 •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing .•Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG lit Lost and Found Lost: Male Black" cat W1tr1 WMe Markings. Rodney Area. 740..446· 8662. 70 Yard "Gallipolis · & Vlclt'lity Be Peld In Actv1nce. QEADUNE: 2:00p.m. the day before llle ad It to run. Sunday .I edldon • 2;00 p.m. Friday. Monday edition - 10:00 o.m. satunlay. Inside & Out Rummage : Riding l awn Mower. Bed. Sweepers. T.V. Pust1 l awn Mower, l ots Of Clothes, 4 Rooms Full, Saturday. Mon day. Tuesday, Wednesday. 10-4. 1699 McConnick Road. G eneral Repair Work 190 Mulberry Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Pomeroy Phone 992·9949 (Re..onaiJ.. Jlatel). s. Sale ALl. Yanl S.IH l!uot tn the centerline of Route ~HESHIRE 124, said point Is where the , FOOD MART centerline of Corn Hollow 4AM-12 PM Mon.-Sat.; Rood Intersects with lloute Sun. 6 AM-Midnight , 124; thence with the Hot Breakfast centerline of Route 124, so· 02' 33" E. 153.97 loot to Biscuit Sandwich , a point at the center of a Hot~ Cold bridge; thence N. 37' 11' 32" Lunch Sandwich E. 24.91 feet to the true point of beginning, utd Introducing Pizza point to oleo In the 12" $7.49 Deluxe Northerly right of way line All Toppings of Route 124; ·thence Catlin Order• Accepted teavtng said right or way 740..367-7838 line and along a severance line through the property .of Douglas Chapman D.B. 309, Card of Thanks Pg. 395 (Four Colla) and rotlowtng the centarlne or a The family of small creek lor (Two Calls), N. 2' 25' 13" E. 94 .171eet, N. Roben E. Lee 35' 20' 37" E. 60.51 root to 1 to · thank the point; thence leaving told wish creak, S. 54' 08' 43" E. Emergency Squad 3t3.52 feet passing an Iron membe~ . the s1 aff at pin at 20.00 lett to an Iron Memorial pin, s. 41 ' 28' 39" w . 164.01 Veterans feet to an Iron pin In the Emergency roo m and Northerly right of way tine of Route 124; thence along Holzer Hosp ital. Thanks told right of way line, N. 48' to the Cremeens Funeral 31 ' 21 " w. 246.21 ltet to the Home, all the wonderful point of BEGINNING and people who called at the contelnlng 1.00 Acrea. FOR LAST SOURCE OF funeral home. All those TITLE SEE D.B. 324, Pg. 557 sending flowers, of the Meigs County, Ohio for Recorde of Deeda. Parcel food, donations to the No. 11-110025.001 Church, phone Sutton Property Addraea: Route It, Box 28, Rutland, Ohio calls, prayers and cards. . 45769. A special thanks to all Said premleea are located that prepared a at Route 11, Box 28, Rutland, Ohio 45769. Said bountiful, delicious meal premleea were appralaed at at the church. $44 ,000.00 and cannot be aofd tor leu than two-thirds A special th anks to Rev. of that amount, to wit: Stutl er for being wi th $29,333.33. Bob & family during his TERMS OF SALE: 10% Cllh 11 Sheriff's Sale . stay in the hospital. Balance on Delivery of Those who helped i n Deed. · James M. Soufaby, Sllenlf anyway May God Bless Metga County, Ohio you All. David H. McCown, Attomey The Robert Lee Family 311 Pari< Avenue Ironton , Ohio 45638 (614) 532-8744 (3) 2, 9, 11; 3TC Dealers & Dislribulors Wanted : Great money maki ng opportunily car. home, nea1t11, t>ody care products av ailable . For dem o & sa le, top qualil y in wate rle ss technology from ETI. Ca ll Scott Smith 0 304-882·3972 Retail Direct 1·800· 820 ·6893 . Pin I 16~2 Dedica led To Offeri ng The Besl In Caie, Scenic Hills Nursing And Aeha bilitation Center Is Hiring STNA's (Sta te Te sted Nursi ng Assis tanls). Afl Shilts Ava ilable . Contacl Stall Develo pment Oirt.te· tor. Pam CaldweU. For Details, 31 1 Buckf idge Roa d. Bidwell , OH 45614 . Dependable And Flexible Ce rtifie d Nurse Aid Needed For In Home Care. Call Adrianne Or An· gie 1·800-481·6334 Dr ivers Needed For 300 To 800 M1le Radius Must Have Class B license And Good MV R. E11peri· ence Also Required . Weekly Pay & Heallh Ins. Available. For More lnlofmalion C~ll 800-437-87&4. _in:...g·_ _ _ __ _ __ _ Snyde(S, Reward!! 740<167-0667. Sugar Run Ashland Gravel, Limestone, Topsoil , Fill Dirt, Sand. No Minimum. . CNA'S Eldercare of wv i s now accept· ing applications lor part·lime and/ or lull-time CNA'S experiem.:ed in long-term healtl"l care, licensed in WV. Appl y in person betwee n 9am-5pm at 107 Miller Drive Ripley. WV EOE Employment Opportumty For Ell· perienced Receptio nist /Ad minis- l ost: Small Brown & While Co rgi trati ve Assistanl. Mu st Have At Dog , l ooks like Fox. Wilh No Leas t One Year's Expe rience Tail. Answers Name: Danny, Vi- .With Window's 95 And Ofl ice 95 cin it y: Morga n Cente r Roa d & Or Highe r. Microsoft Word , Excel. Access. And PowerPomt Will Be Frank Road, 740-388-9478. Given Highes t Cons •deratit:" l'l . Lost: Teacher's Pet Brown Fe- Orher Spreads heet Applications male Weiner Dog, Blue Collar, I Or Wordprocessi ng Programs Tag, BulaviHe /Addison Pike Area . He lpfu l. Mus t Be Able To Work Used nres 12.00 to 15.00 Servke Job S16.95 4 ql. oil WSTCALL. 992·2646 Bates Bros Amusement CO. Must be 18 years or older. Free to travel. Call 74()...266-2950, M·F. 8:00-4.30. 1105 992-6215 WILL RAUL- Babysitt&r Need l d For Two Child· ren On Weekdays. Fle•ible Shilts . 74Q-256· 1070. Ea rn 2K Per Week Call 1· 800· 636·6773 Ext . 9741 For Aecord- 60 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE Work We do Custom leading Cottverter Back $84.95 Most Cars Avon $8 -S20 /Hr. No Door ·To · Doo r. Ou1ck Cash. Fun Easy. 1· 80().36 1{)466 indlslsl•ep. Two ducks. three butl on head Qua•ls. ooe ra bb il .• mafe Alaskian Husky. to good homes. 740·992· Pomeroy, Ohio Public Notice Public Notice 7wk old puppies, to goo d hO me. 8 ton Delivered $120 Exhaust an/or reject any or all bide an/or any pan thereof and will award a contract to that bidder which Is In the beat Interest of Meigs County Gloria Kloes, Clerk Board of Meigs County Commtaatonera (2) 23, (3) 2 2 tc Cal, 74()-245-5233. ' "" 519611"' P/ BContractors Inc. HAULING · 6 Week Old Kitt ens & Mother Chester, Ohio (Lime Stone- WICKS ·6 Mon th Old Female Puppy, All Shots. Hous eb roken. Loves Children, 740-388-9824. Special Thru March Mlddfeoon, Oh. 7/22/lfn HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. LIMESTONE Giveaway Agency Will Tram PCA's & HH A's With High School Diploma, GEO Or At leas t 1 Year Experience In Ca ring For The Elderly. You May Apply In Person AI 750 First Avenue, Gall1pohs. Ohio. All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In 1 Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the day before the a.cl Is to run , Sunday & Monday edlllon· 1:OOpm Friday. First of me season yard sale· rain or shin&. Starts Monday, then dail y until sold oiJI. Bald t<nob / Stiversvtlle at Perry Aun . Auction and Flea Market 80 Rick Pea rson Aucuon Company, f•JII lim e au ction eer. co mpl et e auclton service . L1censed t66 ,0Mio & West V1rgmta , 30 4- 773-5785 0. 304· 773-5447. 90 Wanted to Buy Absol ut e Top Dolla r. All U.S Stiver An d Gold Cotns. Proofse ts. Diamonds, Anllque Jewelry. Golp Rtng s. Pre-1930 US Currency, Sterling. Etc AcquistMns Jewelry . M T.S Co1n Shop, 151 Seco nd · Avenue. GallipOliS. 740-446·2842. An uques. top pr1ces pa1d , River toe .lnltques. Pomer oy, Ohto . Russ Moore owner , 740 ·992· Independently Whi le Completing Multiple Tas ks At One Ti me. Custo mer Serv1ce Knowledge . Telephone Skills . And Me ssage Tak ing lmperattve. Appl ic an ts Will Be Given Computer Tesl As Part Of lnlerview. Please Apply IN PERSON AI Scen1c Hills Nurs ing And Rehabi litat ion Center. 3 t1 Buckndge Ad . BidWell, OH Front Desk. Portfolio Of Pasl Pro1ec ts Welcome And Encouraged. FIREYOUR. BOSS 400 Oppoftumttes To Make Big SS From Home! FREE INFO 1·888·430-7578 Ext 3208 (24 Hrs.) Have An Avo n Party In Your Home And Gel A Free Gtll! Call Alisha Rojas At 740-245-9635 . An Avo n Independent Sales Representative. In Search 01 Molrvated. Frtendly, Canng. Te a m- P ia~er. Part-Ttme LPN Postlions Open For All Sh1lts AI Scenic H1ll s Nurs~ng And Rehabilitation Cemer. Contact Dtrec· lor Of Stafl Development . Pam Caldwell. To learn More Abou t Employment Opportunt11es , 311 Buc:kridge Road . Btdwell. OH 45614 Needed lmmedialely! Servtce Tect1n1cian Mus t Be EPA Cer!J IIed Apply In Person: Comfort Air Systems Inc 407 Th1rct Avenue . GallipoliS, OhiO. OHIO RESIDENTS ONLY You Can Make A D1llerence In A Ch ild's l 1fe , Ea rn Dollars Wht le w ork tng At Home . Ana Be Treat · ed Respectfully. How? By Becom· 1ng A FOsler Pa rent Call Ed Neeco & Assoc. 1·888-577-6085 Part·T1me Aetatl Jewelry Sales . Eltpenence Helplul Bul Not ReqUired Appltcat ions Accepted 10 A.M.. - I P.M., Acqw st!JOns Fine Jewelry, 15 1 Second Avenue. Ga111pofis. No PhOne caus RN SUPERVISORS & AN'S Elderc are of WV •s now accepting applicatiOns for part·t1me AN Supemsors and LPN "S expe rience d 1n long -l erm t1eal th care . hcensed m WV Apply between 9am· 5pm at 107 Mtlle r Drtve , Ropley. WV. EOE 2526 Secur1ty Alarm Systems & CXTV Installer · Te chn1c 1an . Prev1ous Anllques· no 1tem too large or too Alarm Or Low Voltage W11 mg Ex small Also M; tate s. app ratsals. penance Is A Plus But W1ll Tram relm •~ htng , custom orders, 740.: Oua1tl1ed Candidate Must Be 992·6576 Honest. Re liable. Bondabl e And Clean Late Model Car s Or Capable 01 Working Without Superv 1 ~1on . Depenjable Transpor· Trucks. 1990 Models Or Newer. Sm1th Bu•ck Ponhac. 1900 Ea st- talon A Must. (Preler A Truck) local 28 Year Old Company Oft. ern Avenue . Gall!pOhs. ers Exce llent Pa~scale W•th J & D A1J IO Parts Buymg Raises Upon Job Pert ormances wre cked or sa lvaged veh ic les And Tenure · Benefit Program. 304· 773·5033 TIMBER: We pay cash lor tracts ol !Imber. II Intere st ed 1n sellmg your ttmoer. please lei our pr oless1onal forestry stall manage your ttmber lor inco me . -wildlife. and a pla ce to enjoy the out· doo rs: Super ior Ha1dwoods of Ohio lumber Co .. PO 8011 606 , We llston. Ohio 45692. (740 )384<jlj77 ' Wl nred Tg Buy· Extra Large Steel Pet Crate. Call (304) 615-1051 Plea se Repty W1th Resume - (Absolutely No ~hone Calls) To: Consolidated SecurJW Systems 240 Upper ROYOr Road GaRI)Oio. Ohio 4<jij31 Unique Opportunity In Alzheim· efs Care Unil. In Search 01 LPN, Par1 -T1me. To Ca re For Speci al Popu lat•ons ' W1th Very Spe c•al Needs. Proven Program Con tact Pam Cal dwell , At Scemc H111s Nursing & Rehabili tation Cenler, 311 Bud<rdge Rd .. Bidwell, OH Leave Message Wanted To Bu~ : Used Mobile Home s. 740·446·0175, 304-675· 5965. We Buy Auto's In Any Condition. Call 740·388·9062, Or 74!Jwl46· PART. Wanled : Auto Repair Manager For Shop, Route 7. 740·388·9062. 740·446-7228. THORNTON GREENHOUSES 740 -247 -4334 . Want ing driven lhal can drM! lighl duly 24 n 10n1 lrucl<s. · �Monday, March 2, 1998 '' Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o Monday, March 2, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP The Dally Sentmel • Page 9 BRIDGE f~O: ZAN WOU~D L.IK£ ~---~ ltiO: PLE.'I!IJRE OF • WUR COMPANY' NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER 34 Abundance ACROSS 17 Slender 37 - Mlabehavln 40 Wordo of underelllndlng 41 Poetic time 43 Prolix lor dynamlce 45 Bernlleln, lor ahort 46 Small Island 47 Hlalue 46 Shapeclllke a 18 Performed 51 French 1 Typewriter roller 7 Chattera 13 Cryahllllne t4 r..T!oeptlc 15 Exploded 18 Gave a head 110 Help Wanted Tomacelh s Enterlatnment Club Mtddleport OH lookmg lor house band Must play up to date var e ty mus•c be ava table lor Sa\Ur days from 7pm unt mtdntgh Ap- pltcatt ons and set up me wtth one hour of mus c n person s re Qwred Call for nterv~ew 740-992 4514 3pm 9pm Someone To Work On Wee Saturday Morn ng To Mond ay Mo rn ng To Take Care 01 Elderly lady Send Name Ad dress & References To P 0 Boll: 128 Vmton OH 45686 Start An Exctl ng Career As A Dr ver Wtth ltfl le Caesars Earn Up To $8 00 Hr (T ps Comm & Hrly Rat e) Flex Hrs Apply At The Gall pairs Locat on (740 441 14001 The FriCk Gallaghe Manula ctur tng Company In We llston Oh o Is Seek ng A H ghty Quat I ed Equ p ment Ma ntenance Me ehan cal Electncal For Its 2nd Sh 1 Opera tlon Inti ally The Tempo ary Work.ng Hours W II Be t2 Noon To 8 30 PM Afterwards The Job Duttes W II Bec ome A Ful T me Pe rmanent 2nd Shllt Pos t on s Wtlh Some 0 T Ava table Star! tng Pay Scale Is $1 2 3t Pe Hour Plus A Full Line 01 Benehts Alter The Probationary Pe od Must Be Ab le To P r~ss A Wr tte n Tes Ancl A Pre Employment Physrca And Drug Test AU Qua i led Can jtdates Plea se Send Re sume Tc P 0 Box 227 Wellst on Oh ( 45692 We Are An Equa Oppo tun ty Employer THORNTON GR6ENHOUSES 740 247 4334 wanung full t me ~ pan t me workers equ res green house work exper ence nor nee essar)' $5 15/ hour WANTED Full ttme per son lor customer servtce representat ve posrtron rn local nsurance agen cy Pn or rnsurance expenence and state I censmg a plus but w II tram and I cense a quallted per son Please send esume to The Oa ty Sentrnel PO 801 729 57 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 180 3 Bedroom Rancher w/heat pump & s 1Uated on pr vale 66 ac e set mg n Leon Allordabty pr ced al ONLY $59 900 Call Gary Gar Seekmg 2 PCirl Ttme Paramedtcs 2 Part T me Advanced EMT s 2 Part T me Bas c EMT s Appl c ants Snoutcl Subm I There Appt calion Or Resume To Gal a County Cour house Depar trnent Of EMS 18 LO US! S reet Ga I polls OH 45631 kend s Ranch 3 Beorooms Bam Large Ltvmg room Large Ktt che n 1 ACr e Gall pols Ctly SchOols $62 000 537 Plymale Road 740 446 4323 Wanted To Do Clean House S t Wtlh Edlerly Babys•llmg Ask For Cathy 740 379-2B16 Furmture tepalr rein sh and res toralton also custom orde s Ohto Valley Ref•n shmg Shop Larry Phtllps 740 992 6576 Georges Portable Sawm II don 1 haul your togs to the m II us! call 304 675 1957 Local res dent s no longer canng lor elderly m ner nome I m ava 1 able n yOur home lor elderly care Pat Doss 304 675 6183 Profess onal Tree Servtce Stump Removal Free Esttmates l In surance B dwell Ohto 614 388 9646 614 367 7010 r son for nforma •on or pr va le v ew ng 304 586 9032 or 304 757 7545 3 Bedrooms Bath K tchen DR LA Oen Fu 1 S ze Basement CA 4 112 Acres Tobacco Base Bu tavt ePke 7404464192 40 Acre s 3 Bedrooms 2 Ba ths LR La ge Rec Room D n ng K tchen 2 Barns 1 W th Horse Stalls large Wo ksh op 4 Ca Garage 1 Log Catlin 1 Hun 1ng Cab n 15 Mms From Gall polls 25 M ns From Hun t ngton 740 256 t4B4 If No An swer l eave Me ssage BUY HOMES FROM $4 000 1 5 Bd m Local Gol/t & Bank Repo s Call 1 BOO 522 2730 X 1709 House and property approx 4a cres Ideal starler home Beech S Pomeroy OH 304 882 2077 LAND CONTRACT IN POMEROY 1t ree bedroom frame house w lh 1 5 acre s m I n a secluded qutel ne ghborh ood $29 500 Owner agent Dale E Taylor Really 740 992 5333 740 992 1064 740 446 1529 Located On Ne ghborhood Road 3 Bedrooms Batn LA FA W/FP Eat In Ktt che n HP /CA Deck Approx 6/tO Acre Green School D str ct 740446 1536 210 Busmess Opportumty !NOTICE' OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend s that you do bus nes s wtlh peop e you know and NOT to send money through the matt unl you ha ve rwes t gated the olfe tng Are You Earn.ng $25 000 P us Year And Can 1 Make Ena s Meet? Let Me Help 1 740 44 6 0647 320 Mobile Homes for Sale t2x60 K rkl and tra ter rota I etec rrtc on 35 a c ~s tully stocked pond go od hunt ng 740 742 20 86 eventng s 740 742 7405 days 1976 Governor 12X60 total elec r c 2br 1 bath $6 000 304 882 3829 t2x60 2 BeCJroom w th expanao on rented lot In Park Lane CA Porch Outburld ng Carport $12 500 (740)245 0452 Alter 5 30 pm t2JC65 Tra ter 3br 1 bath $5 500 Lall 304 675 4678 197 1 Monttcell o 12~6 0 moo te home hke new range relngerator washer and dryer a1r three year old gas lu nace carpet 2 bed room I tut bath 1res axles new v nyl urrder.p nn ng $5500 74() 9B5 3929 0 74Q-955-3461 1973 Cameron 12x65 2br 1 room addll on $4 500 304 B82 3612 Mo Or $1 0 500 740-256 1664 1991 Atverv•ew by Redman 2bedroom 2tbath vtnyt s dtng shtngle root 2x6 nsulatton oak ca b nets porch mclu ded wash er/ dryer opt on a eKe ellen! con d li On SIS 000 Call 304 675 ' 6768 alter 2 30pm 1993 Sunshme BAKWD 14K72 at ele ctr c 3br 2 bath cen tral a r cetl ng fans all apphances part ally turn shed v nyl sku! ng fou nd a! on bl oc ~ S12 500 304 675 350B 1994 Centur~ 14K70 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath CA G E Appl ances Ell cellenl Cond 1on $16 900 740 "79 2621 740 379 2461 0008 VENDING La zy Persons Dredm Few Hou s B.g S P~ ced R ghl To Sell Free B ocnu e 800 620 67B2 230 Professional Services Lt v•ng ston s ba semen Nater pr oo ftng all ba sement reoa rs done free esr m<~tes 1let me guarantee TOyrs on ob e1pe ence 304 675 2 45 REAL ESTATE t996 Schull 3hedrooms 2baths v ny t s dtng sh ngled roo t barn bu fd n9 pr ce reduced 304 675 1275 1996 Jbr 2 baths lots ot eKtras set on tot Call lor more nfo 304 755 7191 3 Bedroom 2 bath t998 model home ncludes Free set up & delivery Skirting air color TV & VCR Included All or $219/mo On y wh te su pples las t Call to day 304 755 5885 8r32 011 ce Tra ter or use as an add on of 2 rooms to present mo b1e home SS 000 740 446 4782 t4 l60 Glamour Bath $179 Mo 304 736 7295 Anenllon MOI:llle Home Owners A eas Largest Inventory 01 Inter thetm 8. Coleman He at Pumps A r Cond 1 oner s FU!naces & Pans Hug e Buy ng Power Means The_ Lowes! Installed Prrce Ea sy Over The Pnone Bank F nanc1ng Call Bennetts Mob te Home HTG & CLG 1 800 672 5967 All 1eat estatP. adverts ng n th s newspaper s sub tee o the Feder a Fa Hous ng Act ol 1968 wh.ch r>a ~es t tegat to adver1 se a 'Y pre!Prence 1m ta110n or d SCf m nat on oase<J on race cotor rehg on sex lam I at status or nat anal or g n or any ntent on to make any such p elerence hmltallon or d scr m nat on Th s newspaper w Unot kno'N1ngly accept advert sements lor real estate wh ch s m VIOlatiOn ot the law Our reaoers are nereby mfOtmed tnat an dwel mgs actventsed tn thts newspaper are available on an equal opportun ty bas•s New Doublewtde Repo 4 Bed rooms 2 Baths Eas~ Terms 1 BOO 383 6862 C.ustom made homes where the customer sets the price & we own the bank Only AI Oakwood Homes of Nitro WV 304-75>-5885 0 scount Mob1le Home Parts & Access or e:s Wate r Heaters V nyl Skirting KitS $299 95 An chars Wood & Ftberglass Steps Roof Coallngs Doors Wtndows Plumbtng & E ectr cal Supples Block ng Woo d & Wedges And More• Call Benn etts Mob1le Home SuJlllly All 740 446-9416 so. 3 Bedroom S995 Down $1991 Mo Only Oakwood Homes Bar boursvtlle WV 30• 736 3409 Handyman Special Cash Only 2&3 Bedrooms St 500 & Up! On~ 3 Left 304 755 5561 6pm Sel up $17 999 t 888 92B 3426 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom ncludes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes sktrtl ng deluxe steps and se tuP Only $187 08 per month w tn $1075 down Call 1 BOO 837 3238 New Double W•de 3BR 2 Bath FREE Oehve y & Set up $24 999 Low Down Payment E Z Monthly Payments 1 888 926 3426 New 5 nglew de 38R FREE De livery & se t up S16 999 t 888 92B 3426 PRE OWNED HOMES Excellent Cond tto n Owner F1 nancmg Ava table Call 304 722 7t48 Quiet Country Setting w1lh beau llfut mobtle home forced to sell Ftnancmg avatlabte 304 755 5566 Single Parent Program Spectal l1nan c ng on 2 3 & 4 bed room homes Payments as low u $180 Call now 304 755 5885 NEW BANK REPO 5 ONLY 3 LEFT t 110().383~862 350 Lots & Acreage (ATIENTION DEVELOPERS SMALL BUSINESS COUNTRY ESTATE) 2803 120 feet long 80 feet long on oth er ;. de 75 teet wtde level tot m Mddleporl $23 000 080 740 992 2290 BRUNER LAND 740-441t492 440 Apartments for Rent 2 Bedroom lurn shed garage apt very nice tn CUlton $225 per mo plus $ 1 00depos~ 304 77J.9t81 Beante Sabres current and re 1tred Pr.ces from $8 00 No super rare Beames lor sa le 740 949 3098 No calls alter 9 00 pm 2bdrm apts total etectr c ap pltances furnished laundry room lactl ttes close to school m town Applications ava table at V1llage Green Apts «49 or call 740 992 Be•ge Sola Sleeper $340 Glider Rocker $80 Kitchen Table 6 Chatrs $300 New 2 Months 740 Avefroil 74D-44&25B3 821 112 Second Two edrooms Cen tral Heat ng/A r One Year Lease Reference and depoll $275(7401446-2158 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dnve from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equa Hous ng Opportumty Elf c•ency Apartment Share Bath 607 Second Avenue Gal rpolts $160/Mo Utt lUes Included 740 Wanted 4 Or 5 Acres In The A1o Grande Or Green School Dtslncl Call After 5 PM 740-245-5946 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom House In Galhpotts W/0 Hook Up CI A No Smokers Or Pets References & Oepos1t 740-256 9190 Be1ween 6 9 PM Attractive 5 Room College Sec ond Avenue In Gall pol s Close To Church 740 446 2267 Ava Iable March 1st 3 Bed room s Bath LW Garage 152 Gav•n Road Rodney ll V11tage $425/Mo DepoSit S. References 740 446 4543 In coun ry two bedroom house total 'etec!r c w th good sue yard on Oh o A1ver by Ra cme Wale• sewer trash au tnCU(jed n rent $350 per month $150 depostl Avatlabla aboul March 1Oth Can see anytme cal740.949t0t2 N ce clean 2br references & de pos1t no pets 304 675 5162 Pomeroy 4 bedroom HUD wtlh stove & refrtgerator relerences no pets call 740 992 6886 after 5 JOpm Small clean qu et carpeted no pets $275/mo $250 depostl 304 773 9192 Tw o bedroom house clean re lr gerator no stove no tnstde pets depos•t requrred 740 992 3090 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14.1160 Tra ter 2 Beelrooms W&D Open K I & l A Slate Route 218 5300/Mo 740 256 1044 2 & 3 beCSroom mobtle homes $260 $3 00 sewer water and trash 1ncluded 740 992-2167 2 Bedroom Trade Jackson Ptke Depos 1 Re e ences 740 245 5582 Day s Alter 5 PM 740 245 5690 2 Bedroom Trailer Water & Trash Pa1d No Pets Buldv1lle Road 740..388-1100 2 Bedrooms 1 Mtle From Ga1t1po Its Water & Trash Included No lnstele Pets References. Ae $2501Mo $100 DepoSit 740-446.0761 qu~rad 3 Bedroom Tra1ler Mercerville A.rea 740.256-6574 3br 7 m•tes out Sandhill Rd $275 /mo ,. $275 depos•t 740 411 1276 alter 5pm Asll lor Koilh Or For Sale Ntce 2 Bedroom Trailer Ex cellent Condttton No Pets• $300/MO $200 Depostl T'NO bedroom tra1ier n M1ddlepor.t Brand New' Great G11tl CO/video storage> unf! Black and cherry Never out of box $f25 Holds up to 940 dtscs also holds tapes Call 740 992 6636 auer 6 pm cos & tapes not mctuded Com1c books lor sale Entire cot tectron must got $125 OBO 740 949 3098 Concrete & Plast c Sepltc Tan ~s 300 Thru 2 000 Ga ll ons Ron Evans Enterpnses Jackson OH 1 BOO 537 952B Dynamark Rtdmg Mower 10hp 36 lOCh CUI eleCifiC start A 1 cond tlon 304 773-5835 441 0573 ECONOMY Heat1ng And Cool ng Up--Grade Your Present System For Sala Or Rent Week 25 Condo Lakevrew Resort Morgantown wv 304 675 4221 Gracrous Uv1ng 1 and 2 bedroom apa rlments at VtHage Manor and Rrvers1ds Apartments 1n M1dd e port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housrng Oppor tufllt•es Alrecsate Temer Puppies AKC Reg rste red Males $200 Each Modern I Bedroom Apartment Repa1ted New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9628 740 367 7705 52 000 Mtles T Tops Whtte ffan lntenor Best Offer 740 446 1021 Border Col lies 8 weeks Non Reg tste red $150 Ca I Between 19B3 Ponhac 2000 PS PB AC 4 pars To Give Away 304 675 6353 L1ne 8 ed Labrador Retne11ers ' outstandmg gun dog potenllat• Double N tro Eltpress bred three generat1ons here Bred for te m perament mstmcr abtllly Refer ences on aU dogs shots wormed vet checked Ready March 1 1998 female puppy for sale dr reel daughter of N tro Express P1t 740 992 367Safter 5pm R & S Fumilure Mason WV Buy sen Trade Used & AntiQues Furntture One bedroom apartment tn PI Pleasant ru nt shed very ntce and clean no pets 304 €75 1386 304 773 5341 1 Bedroom Near Holzer Range Relr gerator Furn shed WI D Hook Up $279 Plus Ut hUes De posti/Lease Aequtred (740)446 2957 Pomeroy two bedroom carpeted cable trash ulli ttes pad $485/ mo $485 depos•t one yea• lease M ddteport two bedroom ha dwood tloors slove $250/mo $250 deposit stx month and one year lease olfered 740-992 4514 Three room ftHmshed apa tment Next to Bossard l brary $350 per month Deposit requ red no pets Contact Debbte or Judy at Bos sard Library at (740) 446 7323 Upstairs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur· mshed Clean No Pets Relerence & Depos11 RAqu red 740 446· 1519 450 Furnished Rooms Sleep•ng •ooms wtth cooktn g Also Ira ler space on tver All hook ups Call al!er 2 00 p m., 304 773 5651 Mason WV Mob te home s te ava table bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740 385 4367 Roush Rent al ts now accepting apphcattons to rent !ratters & efh ency apartments Wtll accept HUD Call 304 773 594.4 Street front commercial space 204 North Second Avenue M d dleport large wtth bathroom and olhce area $300/mo $300 de pOSit one year tease 740 992 4514 ask lor Chns MERCHANDISE 510 Sportscards for sate very mce setec t1on of msert cards and rook es At at east 1/2 ol reta•l pr ces some even 75% oil Call now for best se1eclt0n 740 949 3098 No ca IS alter 9 00 pm Sprmg Is A ghl Around The Gorn er Its T me To Get Your A/C Untts And Heat Pumps Cleaned Clea{l ng Your Untts Wttl Help Save You Money On Your Cool rng Bills Lel E&M Help You Gal The Up per Hand On Cull ng The Coohng B lis Now $40 00 Serv c ng Cost And We W1ll Have It Done In Reasonable T me Call E&M At 7404411236 For Your EartyBrd Servce Needs EPA Cerltf ed Appliances Reoondrt1oned Washers Dryers Ranges Rein grators 90 Day Guarantee Frenctl Crty Maytag 740 446 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 Vme Street Cell 740 446 7398 1 800-491r3499 Hocwer Etrte Upright Wilh At1ach ments 17 Amp 3 Years E•cetlent Condttton S45 F11m 740 441 9858 Polly 1 New & Uaed Fumitu... We now have Army Surplus •t 2101 Jefferson Ave Open 9 30 5 00 Mon Sal 304 675-SOFA 178321 Used Furmture Store 130 Bula· vtlle Ptke GOOd Quality Merchtn 1989 Dodge Omnl New Pa1nl Job Excellent Conelilton 5 Speed $1 BOO OBO 740 446 7252 Aller 5PM 610 Farm Equipment 0% Interest on John Deere Hay Eqwpment and 5200 5300 5400 5500 Tractors Oller Good thur February 27 wtth John Dee re Credtl Approval1 Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Inc Gallipolis International 240 tractor 3 potnt hrlch wrde front end runs good $2 400 Massey Harris Pacer Wid& fron t end w/cul!lvators $1 600 304 675 3824 New Holland Gnnder Ford !Oft Transpon Disc Both In Good Condr!IOn Corn For Sale 304 446-2200 Walarllna Spec1al 314 200 PSI S21 95 Par tOO t' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com press100 Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson OIIK> 1.110().537 9528 White Holpotnl Washer $100 Whtla Wh~rlpool Dryer $75 740 449066 Used 25+- 4ltP Case Trencher Wtth Backhoe Attachment And Case Maxi Sneaker Cable Plow 6t4 694 7B42 Used 6510 Otlch Wttch Trencher w1th Backhoe Attachment and 1420 01t ch Wtlch Walk Behtnd Trencher 1-614 694 7842 620 Wanted to Buy Wanted Ford And Massey Fer guson Tractors Older MO'dels 8N 9N Jub tee 600 800 Senes Th s Type Tractors & lmpte ments 1 937 866 2622 630 Livestock Seven year standard bred geld mg sound gentle broke to cart and to rtCSe genue $1000 can 740 669 3765 640 Hay & Grain 1995 Camaro Conver llble Z28 Black/Black Leather lntenor Very Low Mtles Loaded ' lrke New (7401386-t122 1995 Ponhac Grand Am 4 Doors loaded I talc Blue Excellent Condttlon 58 000 M les $9 900 740 388 8041 Bad Cred t No Crean Bankrupt cy? we Can Help' Bank Fmanc 1ng On Used Vehcles 740 441- 0007 1980 1990 Cars FOt $tOOtt• SeiZed And Sold Locally nus Monlh Trucks 4x4 s Elc ' t 110().522 2730 X 3901 Cradll Problems? We Can Help Easy Bank Ftnancmg For Used Vehrcles No Turn Downs Call Vickli 740.446-2897 • Dunebuggy Closed In W lh Heat er 2t80 cc Straker Motor Mot01 Needs Rabulll $2000 740 446 1137 M&J Auto new mventory 1994 Geo Metro 31 000 atual m les $2800 1994 Geo Metro 36 OOC bre automatic etectnc windows $600 Open t2 6 Close<IThUisdays and Sundays WarrantieS on most cars 720 Trucks for Sale 667 3369 or 740-667 J267 MIKed Hay Delano Jackson Farm Ph 740-446 1104 740-441-0450 Round hay bales 1200 lbs $12 New Leader hme fertilizer spread er on trailer PTO 74o-698-82S4 Square Bales $2 00 Each 1 Mtle N On AI 2 304-675 3960 Leave Message TRANSPORTATION Power Sunroof 5 Speed $13500 1996 Z 24 Blac ~ Loaded All 1Cali 0235 Alter 530 PM 740441 89 Shadow 4 door Turbo CrUise Tilt Ground Effects Spa ler $1 500 OBO 740 25-1233 Jf.>T Tll,l:> ~~D 1 1 Pt..t>.-YE.D 18 1 2762 19B9 F150 4WD 302 5 speed 1989 GMC Safari Full Custom $3 950 740 446 4222 BIG NATE 1990 Chevy Van H1 Top Conver son Full Power TV Stereos •.... 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Sharp' $6 000 740 446 4254 AI ter 5 PM 1-! 1992 Chevy Blazer 4x4 V 6 4 3 a r cond 110mng new l~re s $7500 740.992-6583 or 740 69B 70t9 0~ 1993 Ooelge Caravan SE Sports1 Wagon 4 captatn chatrs spoil wheels luggage rack exc cond $7 000 304 882 3t39 "'tlr ... hi\ ••enf VISitS wen <,ot a~>' obs for M~' :-lr 1996 Jeep Cherokee 740 379 an 5tv, ... ... whoa' HOLP iT • ,t:s not MOV• e. wo(;c. but tntre IS sofl1e '"' 9047 95 S 10 4•4 4 3L LS 83 000 I t 2t s• 6• Dbl 2• &• •• 4 NT 6. 740 1982 Ford F700 Dump Ellcellent t98t GMC Pick VP Good Condl non New 1997 Ultttty Tratler Tan dem t4x81 Rear anCI Front Axlss Brakes Aear and Front Axles Hyde Brakes Complete Front End Hood and Fenders T•ll Aa dtators Auto Transmission and 5 Speed 2 Complete 370 2V Mo tors 2 B5 Gal Gas Tanks Pump and Gauge 20• wheels and T res Rough and Stra ght TreaCI Dnve Shafts and M1sc Parts (740)245-9441 1985 Toyol<l Pick Up 2 WD 4 Spaao 4 Cylinder 1986 Chevy Astro Van V 6 Au1o $1 800 Each 740 44<1328 1988 Dodge Dakota $2 650 00 Or BeSI Oiler Or Trade In 740 256 1424 19BB S 10 piCk up 4Cyl 5Spd good cond $2 400 304 675 7894 or 304-675-4893 DOWN mounlllna Sent through tubee 2 lnebrlatld 3 Of Swill 1 By Phillip Alder There was one deal m the final of last )ear s Bermuda Bowllhal gave some conteslanls a feelmg of deJa vu Back '" 1980 m Valkenburg Hoi land !he Umted States and France bauled mlhe fi n,ll olt he World Team Olymp1ad Th1s was deal 52 of the gnppmg SO-board match w11h the Um1ed Stales leadmg by live mler na11onal malchpomls (IMPs) At the olher table M1chel Lebel West lor France had bought the con· tract m SlX spades doubled Besl delense (North leads a low club and Sou1h swuches 10 the heart mne) gets the contract two or three down Yet norbemg blessed w11h X-ray VlSion Paul Soloway (North) led a d1amond Now the con1rac1 wenl one down In th1s w1ld aucuon Bob Hamman (West ) cue b1d 1wo dmmonds to show a maJor two-smler Paul Chern Ia (North) cue b1d 1wo hearts lo md1 cme a1leas1 a limn rmse 1n dmmonds 10 plus poml~ and tour plus lrumps Bobby Wolff (Easl) JUmped deten Slvely 10 four spades After Ch1'1st1an Man (South) lned louse Blackwood Hamman sandbagged wllh fiVe spades He was always go1ng to b1d "x and was hopmg lo buy II there However Chemla wasn t buymg 11 gotnJ on to seven dmmonds In a packed audnonum I wa.~ shanng •ommenlary dulle s wllh Edgar Kaplan and PO Sundehn (from Sweden) We had qu11e a while 10 d1"u" Hamman s lead agreemg 1ha1 he would select the heart ace And eventually he didJUsllhat Man ruffed m the dummy cashed lhe d1a moml kmg .md cla1med ThiS gave France 19 IMPs and a lead 11 never lost w1nn1ng Ill Ill 6 Donkey 7 Type of ode 8 Kanga 1 kin 9 Put2and2 together 10 Choice morae I 11 Power 12 Family ear 19 Mischievous child 22 New York bal8baller 24 Playing fields 26 Footballs Tarkenlon 28 Asl8mworm 30 Come belore 34 Spurious 35 Beatie John36 Cry of alllrmallon 38 Make Invalid 39 Vestiges 40 --ease (uneomfort· able) 42 Antelope 44 Unlocko 49 Jackie a 2nd mala 50 Southeaat Asian holldoy 52 Flaur-lfe.53 Drefl agey 4 Walter a reward 5 French summer CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryp~ograms are created rrom quotatiOnS by lamous peopw. past al'ld p~senl Each letter tn lhe ctpller Slaf'Qitor 1notner Today$ Clue R ~IsM HYWKUDYJ DE H R D Y SKUTF SF KUOYLTFISHK ROYPTW, FHPTF XA80 Off Road Honda (lrke New) Never Been Roese Out Of Yard i 1 DCC EOFZDZOYJ H B K T F H ETFDSOE PFHEU PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I m as leH w~ng as 11 s poss1ble lo be " - Vanessa Redgrave "I don I go near pohliCS • - lynn Redgrave '::i:t:~' S@\\4\\~-~t~Ss Edhd by WOlD GAM I Rearrange letters of 0 four scrambled words the be low to form four s mple words I I 3 PLUBAR I' I I I 1 2 KLYEO ! I 1· I I A pe>•rect day the woman told t're youngster IS when you do someth1ng for someone who Will never be able to I I ;....r.l ~IB;_lr-1 e _ . • _ SPYHOS Complere rho chuckle quoled bv I llmg tn the m ssmg words L--L-...L.-.1-......I-...1.--' you develop from step No 3 below PEANUTS Motorcycles L T H K U K U H Y OYXOFW 1---.;,7_,...1 1998 Honda 300 4K4 lour wheel er ndden very lrttte like brand new $4 500 Call 304 882 2845 alter SOOpm ALL RIGIH I DON ' T HAVE TO REMIND '(OU HOW IMPORTANT Ti-115 GAME 15 TODA'( THIS 15 6AME TODA'( VER'( IMPORTANT 1 THANKS FOR REMINDING foi:.E I 1 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 1---------20 Cttalion wltrat ler tnb<Jard mo There's no way around it, Classified Ads PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES SCRAM LETS ANSWERS Valued· V1sta Budge Unw1se WA S DEBT "The firslth1ng I ran 1nto after I bough! a new car my SISler Sighed WAS DEBT tor hie Jackets good cond•Uon l $5 000 304 675 4221 Auto Parts & Accessories 760 I MONDAY BUDGET PRICE TRANSMIS· ~~~::s ~~~~ 'roe~~ T~~nT[~; ~ SIOnS & Clutches 740 245 S6n 1 1 New gas tanks 1 ton tru cli • wheels & radtators D & A Auto I Rtp ley wv 304 372 3933 or 1 1 BOO 273 9329 Parts For Sale Any Parts You Want 740 388 9062 740 446 7228 , 1! I ! 1991 Jamboree 23 molar home, Ford 460 Cit gen awmng atr furt , bed sleeps s x m1crowave.._.• shower 35 000 m1les hke new $21 ooo Call 740 742 20<5 altar 5 30 pm SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Appliance Parts And Serv1ce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex penence All Work Guaranteed French C1ty Maytag 740 448 t 7795 C&C General Home Ma1n tenence Pam1mg vtnyl sld1ng carpentry doors wtndows baths mobikt home repatr and more For free estimate call Cl'lel 740 992 ~ 6323 Electrical and Refrigeration Res1den1 al or commerc~al wring 1 new serv ce or repa rs Master Lt censed electrician Ru:Nrour Elaclrlcal WV000306 304 17B6 ASTRO·GRAPH BERNICE BEDEOSOL UnconditiOnal lifetime guarantee local references lurnished E_~ tabl shed 1975 Call (740) 448•~ 0870 Or 1 600 287 0576 Rogers Waterproofrng 840 Clear ~n Pass 7t Pass Allpass 304 882 3132 740-992 722B ac1ua1 m11es $2BOO 1991 Geo 790 Campers & Storm automat1c $1850 1988 IFord ESP sunroof 5 speed 1wo Motor Homes ' sealer $995 1985 Butek LaSa ...,.,.....,-...,....-.,---- r Good M1x_ed Timothy Orcha d Grass Hay Second Cull ng Of Orchard Grass 740 245 9112 Hay lor sate excellent horse hay Never been wet $1 50 per bale Corllact Harley or John RICe 740 East Pus miles excellent condfl on $9 200 Upton Uted Cars Rt 62 3 M1les South of Leon WV Fmancrng A"' lablo 304 458 1069 550 Rto Granda OH Call 740 245 5121 9552 Ear 01 Corn $2 75 A Bushel An drew Troyer 469 Richards Road PatriOt • 710 Autos for Sale Block brick sewer pipes wt•d ows ltntels etc Clauae Winters 1994 Plymouth Sundance Auto Air 4 Doors $3 800 740 446 (:OLf WJ~ Yt\ 304 773 5835 Super A Farmal! cultivators and side dresser ..40 247 4793 Wood For Sale $35 A load Will Deliver 740-388-8010 Building Supplies 1994 Lin coln Mark VIII Fully EqUipped Sertous lnQUfi8S Only Asktng $t9 000 740.245-5903 273 4215 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Waterbed For Sale King Srze 6 Drawers Beauttfut Headpost 740. 1992 Geo Storm am/fm stereo aar 5 speeCI new !Ires mmt con dnron $4995 740.992 6824 ., ,.. 74().44!HI158 Van BARN ED Round ba Is m xed hay never wet 304 882 20n Ty Beanre Sao es new current rettrsd anCI hard to hnd mctudtng Peace 97 Holtday set Cubb•e and many more 740 992 4186 leave message iit>.-VE. YOU (:i)TIE.l-1 OJ\ ot'l T~ 1991 F~d Taurus Very GOod Condttom ~3 000 Mtles 740 367 •I ,..THF. BORN LOSER 44!HI158 Ford JOOQ D esel Massey Fergu son 135 PS Massey Ferguson B25B 1992 Delta 88 loaded $6 500 740 682-7512 '' BLUf IOOIC " VAL.U~ AS. J-2. 1989 Bronco I~ Edd•e Bauer Edt ton loaded 4WD 5 speed ex cellent condllton $4400 740 992 1 1991 GEO Strom G S I Exc cond auto a1r p~ pb 6 t 4 388 fO, MOflf T~AN vJf L.IST YOU/l 1985 Jeep Cherokee 4X4 low Mtleage Good Condtllon ~3 500 1990 Pontiac Grand Prill LE Au tomat•c AC Stere o Cassette 95 600 M le s Very Good Co ndr lion 740 446- 3903 After 5 30 0394 YOU~ 'LAIM If l>fPT. 1983 Chevy SWB 4ll4 Steps1de 1 1986 Full S ze Bronco 4ll4 Au tomat•c 740..446 6869 8B2 3710 1991 Ford Festtva runs good atr .I'M SO/l,Y, BUT CLAIMS 1988 S 1o 4x4 With Or Wtth~ut Snowblade Automalt c AC Tol"l'naue Cove r Runs Great $4 500 PM 35 D1esel B61 Ford 64t Ford M~l>IGAL. IN5Utc.ANG~ call Gary F Hysell 740 992 4283 1988 Astro Cargo Van 4 3 Eng ne Automatic 26 000 Mtles On New Engtne Loaded! $2 195 740 provlnca Worshipped Pay attention Exploalve used In grenadee 57 lmpo18 a 1111 54 55 56 They were 17 years apart FRANK & EARNEST 1982 Chevy C 20 lull size cus• tom van v 8 400 engine 30k great lor towtng & trawttng lOis ol new parts askmg $3950 see OJ mrles strong car pamt OK need to sell $1000 740 949 3098 No calls after 9 00 pm 20 Bikini lop 21 DII8VOW 23 Entertainer Sumac 24 Do It on the dottld llnel 25 Unable lo hear 27 Attractive 29 Gungrp 3t Author Levin 32 Neighbor of Colo 33 Spanlah hero El- Openmg lead ,. &000 1981 Van 1/2 Ton Run s Great[ OBO 740-446-4737 AHar 6 PM North Pass WITH US!! COOK II $375 740 367 0662 1989 Ford Tempo CD player two 1989 Pon11ac Sunb rd 4dr auto NAPA remanufactured engtne strll under warranty $2 500 304 HER MAW IS MOVIN' IN 258-9309 a r toolbox Amencan racmg nms $4000 304 773-5039 HydrauJic oil lowe st pnce 10 town Vent free gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sale now Srde(s Equtpment 304 675 7421 GITliN' HITCHED II Extra Parts! S3 650 OBO 74Ql 9227 800 Ford Cub Cultiva tors Stde Dresser Bush Hogs Grader Blades 12 And 14 Inch Pl ows Masser Ferguson AdJuStable DtSC NH56 Hayrakes N H Hay Btnd Hay Tedders 2 Row Cull• vator Potato Plows Ca ron F1nrsh Mowers New & Used Parts For Ford And Massey F~~i~~:~~:: Kessel s Tractor And E 1 Mile Past Jack son P1ke 740 446 n87 AND t! I'M GITliN' ME A PLUMB 1978 Jeep Ptck Up 314 Ton 4'114 "' 94 ooo m11as $2 300 304 675 7303 Fat Hogs Whole or half S 89 per pound on dress we1gh WV Sau sage Co 304 882 3194 Upnght Ron Evans Enterpflses Jackson OIIK> 1BOO 537 9528 Bu1ck Regal T Tops door 5 speed 11 0 000 plus WARM UP Htgh Elite ency Na1u rat And LP Gas Furnaces L1te t me Warranty On Heat Exchang er 11 You Don t Cal Us We Both Lose Free Esumatesl AdO On Heat Pumps Only Sltghty Hrgher Call Us Today 1998 Is Our 28th Year In The Heating & Coolmg Busmessr 740 446 6306 1 800 291 0098 TOBACCO FOR LEASE LA WRENCE COUNTY 3 000 PO I · BASE 740-256-1746 AFTER 5 PM Household Goods d1se MTW Hrs 10.4 So la $200 lazy Boy reel ner Ike new $400 304 675 7t73 SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL C c e Motel Lowest Rates tn Town Newly Remodeled HBO Cmemax Snowume & D1sney. Weekly Aa1es Or Monthly Rates , Construct on Workers Welcome 74.0 441 5698 740.441 5167 . Smtih Corona PWP 4200 Word Processor W1th Momtor 11 Has A Hard Orrve And A Dtsc Onve It Comes Wllh Spell Atght Corona Cole Ill For Spreadsheets Lotus And Word Perfect II Has Been Used Less Than 10 T mes Bought New $350 Sell For $250 OBO Also For Sate Smtih Cora noa Elee ctn c Typewnter $140 Call 740 245 9635 II No Answer Please Leave A Message T~pe AC PW PL CO Player 740 446 6B69 19B8 Toyota MR 2 I lops ale $2 500 304 882 3682 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Prlmeatar $99 w1th rebate Free HBO w1th frrst month free Oller eMrng soon•! 800 263 2640 Prom lormal for sale $50 worn once black satrn rh nestone lrtm lull length srze 13 14 call 740 992 7534 after 4 30pm Lw 8 4' Llll New Pa nl Many 1987 T Farm 74Q-446 9442 Ntce One BR Unturntshed Apart ment Range & Refng Prov•ded Water & Garbage Pa1d Depos11 Aequlred 740 446 4345 Alter 6 YO'RE 304 675 1754 1987 Ford Escort GT good con 740 446 0274 Cress Greens At eady Cut $10 You Cut $5 Charles McKean Long wedd ng gown never worn srze 14/16 extens •ve beadmg & long ruffled tram ve I & gloves to match $250 6t4 992 1126 WILFRED II I HEAR 5spd 74 000 m•les $15 000 730 Vans & 4·WDs 1997 linco ln Cant Has Every lhmg Run s Good $1 000 F.rm Fru1ts & Vegetables Nice one bedroom & 2 bedroom apart ments 1n Pomeroy ullhlles pad no palS 740 992 585B BARNEY 304-675 7386 or 304 674 0007 • 1995 Ford F 150 XL ale 4x4 1996 Ford Ranger XLT AM/FM Cassette Automat c. An PS PS: Bedltner Cover 35 000 Miles : $9 500 614 446-2847 dillon $t200 740-949-2665 Oho (7401446 2412 1 800 594 304 BB2 2436 1993 S 10 V 6 5spd bed dam aged good t1res ps pb $1 250 1986 Nissan PulsarS 000 080 304 773 611t Weal South 1985 Mercury Grand Marqu s Automatic 302 v 6 Remanulac tured Engine Has Approxtmately 45 000 Mrles Full Power Alum1 1997 Dodge 4x4 Diesel t Ton num Wheels $1 200 1990 Dod dge Caravan Automatic 2 Sl 4 Dually Compellely loaded Excel Cyl Excellent Cond Uon $3 200 lent Cond !ton Must Sell! 740 44 H)996 After 4 PM 74Q-446 7215 lab Cross PuppieS 7wks old Mate Beagle 1amos ole! no pa 2 Wheel Horses lawn & Garden Tractors 1 Hydro 4 ~D 1 Cub cadel I B60 t8 HP W1lh 50' Deck llkP New 414 Hrs Hydro 1 Troy bu n Rotol ller 6 HP Ca 1 740 446 Now Tak1ng Applrcattons 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhou se Apartments $295/Mo 740 446 0006 $500 740 367 068B E1ght month old mate Pug house broken shots and wormed S200 080 movmg 740 992 t 105 1111 PM Cyt1nder 2 Doo rs Solid Body 600 900PM 740441 1395 large Elv•s Presley Lamp $60 304 675 5162 977 Chevy Corvette 350 Auto crescent Vulnerable Botll Dealer East 6B2-7512 AKC Reg stared Yorkshue Terrier Pupp•es Vet Checked Wormed 1st Shots l'a Is Cut Dew Claws plnnocle • K 9 8 Cylrnder Low M tes Excellent 1969 Nova SS 396 375 l ess Condttlon Askmg $7 500 740 Motor & Trans $3 000 (740 245-5672 740 388 8892 580 • 19B9 BUICk GS $3 000 740 6B2- 1993 Ford Ranger 6cyl 5spd 31 450 miles air toppe r eKce l 7512 lent condltton one oV{ner 1969 Mustang 6 Cylinder Aulo $6 500 304-675 5B27 Excallanl lnl $5 ooo 304 675 1993 s 10 P ck Up 5 Speed 2 B6 3960 $150 Nag 740-256-6904 Ftrewood For Sale Delivered $35 Grubbs Pta no tunrng & repa1rs Problem s? 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Ca I the 72B9 t992 Dodge Dakola LE ij cylln 1868 Pl ymouth V 8 Excellent Shape! 80 000 Actual Mites der long bed topper 33 279 ac $3 000 Firm 740 446 2163 After tuat mile s exce llent condttlon 5 PM 740 949 2666 740 256 1922 In New Haven 1t>r furniShed apt tncludes washer & dryer depostt &references 304 882 2566 740-446 0390 740 992 4t63 K J 7 5 •AQJI06543 West East •AKJ876 •Q9532 • J 8:; 4 •AI07632 • Q6 4 • 2 • 7 South • tO • KQ9 tAI09832 JOOB Days 740 446 0231 I BOO 649 2323 740-245-9009 ptano Dr 74Q-446-4525 JET AERATION MOTORS 740 256 1664 740 992 5039 245 5393 t 92 Bronco 4WD automatic ex cellent condtllon $6500 64 BUick 1991 Chev S 10 PU In Very Rrvlera good cond I to n S1000 Good Condtton $4 300 740446 AKC Reg Black Labs born 12/ 25197 shots & wormed WANTED AKC Reg Chocolate Lab puppy 304 675 6046 AKC Doberma n Female 6 Months Hou setramed Mostly Otledtence Trarned Red /Rust Oll-02 118 88 Pontiac Grand Am good t9B9 Chevy 1500 Full Size Pick body Quad Four needs motor Up Tru ck V 8 Good Co nditiOn $5 200 740 446 4477 740 446 : WOk $650 74Q-742 0002 Real Good Dog 740 256-6095 3 P ece I ivlng Room Suite Baby Bed With New Mattress 74Q-44 I I 506 6 Room Apartment 638 Second t Pomeraman Pup Female Cream Colored AKC Registered 1 Female Beagle Hunttng Dog A Groom Shop Pet Groommg Featuring Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges C eek Ad 2 Bedroom Apartment 76 V1ne Street Galt polls Ohto 740 446 7398 After 2 PM 740.367 7886 37 1 EOH 71 0 Autos for Sale 200 amp d•sconnecl box out s de w/ra m hub Call K & K Mo bt le Homes 304 675 3000 Bam 5p...::."l_ _ _ _ __ 2 Bedroom Apar ment C" n First Avenue Galtpolls 740-446 6221 Ca ll For Free Maps + Owner F1 nancmg lnlo Take 10% 011 Lisled Pr ces On Cash Purchases' Real Estate Wanted 540 ----Miscellaneous Amazltll g Metabolism Break Through Lose t 0 to 200 lbs Call For fre e conou lt at on anCI Free Samples (7401441-1982 992 221B Melga Co Danvtlle Ntce 17 Acres $18 000 $2 000 Down + $238/Mo 5 Or 9 Acre lot In Same Area C ty Water 360 '"J $100 304 675 5739 N1ce clean elf el'1cy apartment referen ces & depos•t no pels 3860 Buy or sell R verine Antrfjluea 1124 E Main Street on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to6 00Dm Sunday100to B 00 p m 992 2526 Russ t>Aoore own.: r 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurn shed security depos•t requ red no pets 740 Galli a Co Gall•po t1s Ne gnbor hood Ad 1o Acres Lots Of Level $19 000 Or 22 Acres With Pond NOW $24 000 Fr erdly R1dge 8 5 Acres $7 500 Or 6 5 Acres $8 000 County Water Butld•ng tots m letart WV 112 acre each along US 33 304 895 Antiques Merchandise New 16 Wiele Free Delivery & Mt...Vernon Ave N1ce 3br central au appt ances basement paho references re qu red 304 882 2405 or 304 882 2447 BUTCHER SHOP SLAUGHTER HOUSE Ole! Estabhshmenr Bust ness Centrally Locate d In The StOwell Parler Area E1 ce tent Chance To Own Your Own Bus ness Blackburn .,eally 740 446 BOO 92B 6777 Three bedr oo m house w th two 1986 2 Bedroom Duke Clean 2 Por che s On Rented Lol $1 OOt FINANCIAL Two 2 bed oom tra ters on Ne"' lrma Ad call 740 742 2B03 alter 1 tO acres tor sale 740 742 Wtll Do Houseclean ng Al so Wash Wtndows Phone 740 446 , Make 3 Payments & Move In A New t4x70 3bedroom Call t 740 388 B678 th ree car ga age three acres ol land 740 843 5350 530 9621 2940 ca r garage ani!ched add 1 onat algnal 420 Mobile Homes for Rent Partly furnlsheO 2 bedroom coun try settmg no pels depos1t S150 rent $280 monthly wale trash paid 740..992 5264 63 95 Acres Appr ox 8 Acre Lake Gallla County County Water And Etectr~c $2 600 Per Acre W1tl Care For Elderly Or Hand capped Person In My Home Ref erences 740 441 1536 Wtll haul 1unk or trash away $351 piCkup load 304 675 5035 Large selechon of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms S1arllng at $2995 Ou•ck Oehvery Call 740 385 NEW CONSTRUCTION Beau t lui Two Story Colon at 414 Thtrd Avenue Gall polts 3 Bedrooms 2 112 Baths LA & FA Formal Dnng Room Oak Tr m F replace Much More Home El g ble For Tax Abaternenr $179 500 304 273 1974 Roc kwood 12•65 tra ler 2br 1 bath I v ng It !chen $2 500 Need s some work done 304 675 7604 CaH alter 1 OOpm 8055 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Ant- to Previous Puzzle ~75 PISCES (Feb 21l March 20l Pro mounc your sell·mleresls ,ould be ot param-ounl nnport.m•e to you today Handle your mvolvemenls m an assertive manner but don t become too pushy Trymg 10 palch up a broken romance? The Astra-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make lhe relauonsh1p work Mad $2 75to Matchmaker c/o thiS newspaper. PO Box 1758 Mur ray H1ll S1a11on New York. NY 10156 ARIES (March 21 Apn I 19) Take t1me 10 analyze your feelings m order 10 gel a handle on something that has been d1s1urbmg you New sell awareness Will make 11 dear TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Thmgs should work ou1 rather well for you 10day m your soc1al or com merc1al mvolvements w11h tnends Your luck could work '"euher area GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The odds are llhed shghlly '" your favor today JUSI enough to g1ve you an edge m compe1111Ve developmenls Be grateful tor whal you get CANCER (June 21-Iuly 22l If you 1hmk you have somethmg af s1g nth•ant value that lnends should know about lhts 1 ~ a gO!ld day to reveal tl They could be mlngued l EO.(July 23 Aug 22) h .auld be: very d1tlicult for others to keep lhmgs h1dden from you today Your powers to probe and detecl Will d1s cern whal 1s bemg covered up VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22) Today 1s a good lime to take care of anange· ment$ that requtre add1110nal bond· mg You w1ll be able to se~ suua11ons rrom both s1des and fuo;e them logeth er LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl 23) Take eflect11e mea,ure' 10 bc:ndll your •areer hxlay When others bewme aware ol your m1ent1ons 11 could lng ger lhelf coopera110n on scverallcv els SCORPIO (0\.1 24 Nov 22) N1ce 1hmgs Will be sa1d aboUI you today bc:cause the wort! has ~onen out that you re generous 1n your prmse of olh· ers Take your bows SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) People to whom )OU should be most soiiCIIOus loday are members of your own tam1ly They w1ll be the ones backmg you up when 1he ch1ps are down CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) The more complex suua11ons are today lhe better you re ap1 to rune· 11on Your mmd 1s mmble and qu~ek unafraid of challengmg develop mems AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) Today, you could be good al spottmg arrangements that can be turned to your advanlage Once you re aware of your opportum11es lake positiVe act1on MARCH 21 �By The Bend The 'Daily Sentinel Ohio Lottery Page 10 Eastern girls eliminated in division game Monday, March 2, 1998 Larry Bird - coach who shows courage by keeping his word Ann Landers IW7 L •• Synt.hc~tc An~c:k:s ~nd T1mC1i Crtatorl Syrw.li(:IIC Dear Ann Landtrs: I hope you have enough nerve to print thiS feller because the person I am complammg about IS an Amencan hero Hts name " Larry Btrd He made hts name as a player on the Boston Cclucs, and he ts now coachmg the lndtana Pacers Thts ts what happened. plane was scheduled to leave for Nashville at 4 p m Two of the players, Travts Best and Dale Davts. were nowhere to be found The statrs had been pulled up, and the plane was JUSt about to take off Suddenly. one of the players who was on the plane and lookmg out the wtndow yelled . "Travts and Dale are out there on the passenger can Somebody should tell the ptl ot to lower the statrs " Larry B1rd shouted. "No way Its alter 4 p m Those guys arc tardy They'll have doesn' t make any sense. I hope you wtll pnnt thts - A Former Larr;y Btrd Fan · Dear Former Bird Fan: Dtd you say · mean ·' Sorry. I don't agree wt th you I bcltcve Larry B1rd showed a great deal of courage when he lclt those late urnva ls standmg on the tarmac He taught them a lesson they needed to learn You can bet your ltf c they wt ll never be late for a team plane ,1gmn And ne!lher wtll the players who w11nessed thts extraordtnary example of dtSctphnary to go commcrcml " I was shocked when I heard about act ton Call tl bemg "mean" tf you thiS on TV How could a guy he so want to, hut m my op1010n. II was a It IUS! demonstrati on of strong chara. ter eat of the Bend .. by Bob Hoeflicn 'prmg n corner and a lew spnng fl owers ahcady tn hloom small wondct the memhcrs of the Racmc Area Commumty Organ1zat10n arc rnuv~ng nght along With plans for the IT annual flowct fcsuval Thts year the fl ower festival. an annual event. ts scheduled for Saturday. Apnl 25. and the fc st t val tsn't JUSt all ahout fl owers although 11, provtdcs some ntcc offcnngs A patadc at 10 am wtll open the fcsttval and all those wtshtng to take part arc to get m touch wtth Manl yn Powell at 949-2 676 Then there arc craft. game and toad booth features and those w1shm1! to reserve space arc to contact Ltlhan Weese at 949:!401 Melantc Weese and Tonya Hunter arc co-chamng thts year's (csttval on behalf of RACO There wtll be stage entertamment throughout the day to round out the fesuval program and takmg pan wtll be the Mtdmght · Cloggers , the Fatth Harmony Boys, the Back Porch Swmg Band, the Last Chance Band and ' Mtke Hemmelgarn, a vcntnloqutst. wtll agam be a feature So heuer mark your calendars The hcsl pan, of cou rse. ts that the tcsttval to he held at Star Mtll Pmk ts free u or stopped A-. h:.1rd as !try 10 he a rcsponsthlc Cll!ZC n I m1~~cd paymg J a~t month ' tnll-a cardmal stn appatcn tl y I don't know how thts happened I am an eagct heaver when 11 comes to paymg btlls- for ulllll!cs or whatever I keep alltncomtng btll s tn one slot tn my desk and lreq ucntly go over them rcmov mg the due ones and paytng them I do thts wcl11n advance olthe due date Somehow the htll tn que slton, for all of $73 33, dtd not get 10 the slot I suppose I could have tm splaccd tl hut I don't recall cvct hav10g seen 11 On the other ham! I have no assurance that It was eve r matlcd It could have heen nussent or even landed 10 someone else 's matlbox. At any rate gomg along wtth today's phtlosophy. I refuse to accept the responsthtltty of the Sttuallon What really burns me IS that no m~e tn the uultty's btlltng offtcc was constdemtc enough to look t~to the records to sec tf I have 'Jcen prompt pay lor 30 years or more or am a habitual deadbeat Upon checkmg . the employee could have wondered tl I were til. dead or what smcc the htll has always hcen patd promptly 101 a long. long 11me It JUSI seems to me that a more ge ntle system of nudgmg me to pay the btl! could Inn and Jcnntfcr Sheets arc have been used smcc as far ·"" I proudly g1vmg out cards to fncnd s know there ts no record that I -don't pay my btlb and promptly these Jays Wh-at rcplly bothers me about They arc the cards nl Dr Jared A Sheets. nne of then three sons. the nottcc 1s my conctrn lm other people What happens wtth peo~ hn ., domg rcsadcnttcs at Children's Hospttal and at Un i\'Ctslly ple wl1o arc til and .tw.ty It om H<"P''·'" 10 Columbu s Dr thc1r hom~s lor one rc.asnn 0 1 Sheets wtll he tratned m hoth another !01 any lengt h of tlm ~ ­ pcth.ttru.: ' .tnd lan11l y pr.tdltC pcoplc who have no help 10 kcpmg up wllh every Jay ptohlcnh' mcdu:mc I a. . sumc thctr sc rvu.c 1s JU't ~.:u t The pt.tyers and sympathy ol nll - an c.tsy t.hk lor the comp.lthe ~.:ommumt y arc ccrtamly v..llh ny. eh 1 I have sent the deltnqucnt p.lythe Log..m Family mcmhc as who mcnt .md II .il l goes well the ullh ~t iler m.my hc.nt.tc hcs .md cnHl.Jwnal time" lost thctr helmed ty l:Oill p.my won ·! t.hsl'onncl:l my "Barh.tra. a te.1chcr .11 the Mtddlc- \CIVH.:c Gccz I dn hope the com pany gch the check If thc1c were pntt Elemen tary Schnol .m ,lltcl lhi\I VC I wo ul d go lm 11 .md Wh.lte,cr h.tpf)encd tn .til that tel l the uttltt y compa ny what hype .thou! ·u more gl!n tlc Amcn- 11 could do wtlh It " sc1vu.:c How eve! like the Tt:''t n! ynu I m .t f..:a"' l.lrti\'C lUSIOlllCI .. ;md kl" lace I don 't hchcve 11 ruhhed nil 1 1 you not unl) c.m 1 hc;n Cny very mud1 so I'm w,Jrlllng yo udon't tne" w11h Mothet N.llure Hall hut yuu c.m 1 heat htg bust nes" e1thcr And I m nnt trymg OR uuhty cnmpantes Wh.lt~\C! happened to rons td too I JU"'t dt1 n 1 w.mt to he the rcc 1p1cnt ol the cult l lll'Oil' ldcr.llc cr:liHm - oJ even logtc! I h.tvc recctvcd ,, dtscnnncct llli~SIVC"i Do kc~ p 'mlimg notK~ !rom ,l m.lJOr u11l11y You ge t yo ur sc 1VILC ~ BY ED PETERSON Social Security Manager, Athens office Snl'l.l l Scc uT!l y docs not 1ccogn'"' pnwct of .!llot ne) when a lamtly mcmhcr lite' to conduct Socta l Sccu nt y hu,u1c'" fnr a Jclat1ve They ltave 111 he the representati ve payee" A tepte,cntattvc payee " ,, petson selec ted hy Soc tal Sccunt y to tcee tve beneftts on bchall of a beneltctary Mm c th.m stx mtllton people who get monthl) Soual Secunty or Suppl cmentol Secu nty In come (SSI) heneftt> . '" hoth. need someone to help them manage then money When a person needs tills kmd of help. the Soc t.tl Sccunt y AdmmtsI! alton appomt s a tclauvc. fncnd or .mother tntcrcsted party to serve as POMEROY - F11ends of the Mctg> County Ltht ory Monday 7 p m at the Pomcrny Lt hr.uy the person's rcprcscntattve payee Thts ts done onl y alter a careful tnvcsl!gutton The petson's bencftts arc then patd m the reprcscntattvc payee's name on the bcncfictary·s behalf However. people often work out other ways to handle a family membcr\ fmanccs to sui! thelf needs. A "powcr-of-altorney" arrangement ts one of the most commonly used methods Although that may be a convcmcnt way to pay btll s and handle some legal matters, the power-of altorncy proced ure 'docs not cstabltsh the responsthtltty and accountabtltty that Soc tal Sccurny rcqutrcs of rcprcscntattvc payees. If you would hkc to become a rcprcscntattvc payee for a famtly member or a fncnd who needs help managmg the money they rccctvc m Soctal Secunty or SSI hencllls call Soctal Security's tollfrcc numhct 1800-772-1213 Baby Needs A Social Security Number So you're g01ng to have a hahy Babtes arc a lot 0f fun, and a rcsponSthtltty One of he ftrst thmgs you probably want to do IS get a Social Sccunty number for your haby so that you ca n mcludc hnn or her as a dependent on your tax return The Taxpayer Rehel Act of 1997 changes what you have to do to get your bahy a Soctal Sccunty number The new law rcqu~rcs the Soctal Sccunty AdmmtStrattOn (SSA) to :" 'By Alden Waitt, President Meigs County Humane Society Many of the readers ol tlus column no doubt read Scnl!nel rcponcr Bnan J Reed\ sad story on the shool!ng and dtsftgurcmelll ol Morg.m. a dog owned by longl!mc Snowvtl lc rcstdent Ron Wood 'I he dcltberatc shoolt ng by a hunter dutmg mun lc- lo.ldmg sca:-.on ~.:crtam l y J1d not. a.. wntc1 J1111 Ftccman noted m hts 'In the Open" column . do much to enhance the rcputatton of sportsmen Mm g.m 1 ~ Jn lllLIClhhl y "iWCet. pc.H.:c -lo\lllf sOil {ll Jog who p1(lh,lh \~ .1ppro.tchcJ the per !>ion who .. hot h1111 wllh t,u\ wagg mg. assum1n g he \\od.., .thoul lll cm:ountl' l ,tnothcr l11cnd Howc\t:' l cven lud Mnr~.m po .. . . cs ... ct..l qullc a lii llcrcnt pl'T"inn.tilty CI'CII h.1d he co nlrontcd the huntet Jgg rC.."il\ciy. wh,tt LOUkl flO"i"i lhl y JUstII ) the huntc1 " h.l\ rn g "hot hun lull tn the lace' It ts most likely that thts hunter ts from out of the county. whtch actually makes sense to me My own cxpencnce has always been that aggrcsstvc, belligerent men anxtous to shoot-at anythmg-wcre not local people, who know what they arc domg and respect stgns, property. and the pet antmuls of their nctghbors, but urhan dwellers usually on a ttght sc hedule and unfamtl'·" wuh the area But what arc we to make nf the two fo llowmg com pla mts recorded on December 5. IYY7. tn The Datly Se nt mel ' A man lrom Skmncr Ro.ud teported that Ills chocol.ttc Lah had hccn shot m the head Wtlh .111 arrow "Upped wuh a hroadhcad a pmnt With razor-sharp hladcs typH.:ally uscd 1n deer hunting .. The dog was 1.1kcn to Mcrgs Vctcnnary Ch111c where 11 later dted (A few weeks l.llct another dog. found tn Pomeroy. Wi.\"i also k1lled hy an The same "Complamts Rccetl'cd" noted that a woman who ltvcs on St.ftc Route 7 reponed that her cat had been shot and ktlled These cowardly acts were commtllcd by someone who hvcs here 10 Mctgs County, someone mentally unhealthy, someone wtth a good deal of pent-up anger whtch can he cxprc,scd m only the most pnmttt vc of ways. We may he t.llktng ahout more than one pcrsnn. whtch won't help any of us sleep any bencr. hut we have to acknowledge thts I don't pretend to understand tillS r.cr~on's hchav101 I've hcen lortu- nate . for I've mostly met cann g. mnstdcratc. producttvc women and men smcc I've hved hc1~ m thts hcautdul part ol the n1untry II you know thl!\ pcr!'ion or per'ons . then he c~1 rc lu l lor result' ol studtes on vtolcncc show th.\1 there IS .1 sl!ong lmk between vto lcnt hchav101 perpetrated agmnst .mun ,tl "i .md the oventual ahusc of human arrow) 6-17-18·19·28 en tine Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· tury Bl>d., Suite 700, Los Angeles, c~ur. \lot. 48, NO. 22;1 C1 998, Ohio Valley Publlahlng Company SYRACUSE - Su unn Townshtp Tru,tecs. Monday 7 ~0 p m at Syracu'c Muntnp.tl Butldmg POMEROY - Saltshuty Townshtp Trustee,. Tuc,day 6 p m .lithe town .. hlp hwldmg on Rock Spnngs Ro.id RACINE R,,, 111c Ytllagc Counctl. Mond.ty. 7 p m at the R:u.:me Munrup~ll hulllhng PAGEVILLE - Su pto Townshtp Trustee'. 6 10 p m Tuesday at the town lull RACINE- R.1, me Ch.1ptct 134. Order of E.t,\ct n Sw. 7 ~0 p m Monday Mock tntl!atwn ALFRED - Orange Townshtp Trustee'. 7 10 Tuesday .tt the home ol clerk O>~c Follrod LETART - Le tart Townshtp Trustees. 7 p m Monday at the offile butldmg POMEROY - Pomeroy Eagles Auxthary. Tuesday. 7 30 p m the hall . Refreshments TUPPERS PLAINS - lnfonnal!onal meetmg. Tuppers Platns Rcgtonal Sewer Dtstnct 7 p m . Tuppers Platns Elementary School All homeowners urged to attend TUESDAY TUPPERS PLAINS Un11cd CHESTER - Chester Counctl 323. Daughtct of Amcnca, Tuesday. 7 p m at hall Good of order commlltce wtll serve vegetable soup Take ft vc Etli s for games to be played foll owmg the meeting 1 Section. 10 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, March 3, 1998 90045 State grant allows for extension of LCCD lines By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff The Leadmg Creek Conservancy Dtstnct will receive a $181.7(X) state grant to extend water lines in Sakm and Rutland townships . The grant was awarded through the Ohto Small Cittes Communtty Devel opment Block Gran! (CDBG) Water and Santtury Sewer Program. admmistered by the Ohto Depanment of Development's Communtly Development Program, according to Lt. Gov. and congressiOnal hopdul Nancy Hollister of Marietta, who announced the grant Monday afternoon. Called !he Dexter Rural Water Line Extension ProJect, plans call for · IOStalling 60,000 feet. or 11.4 mtles of polyvmyl chlonde (PVC) water hne : m the Dexter area, LCCD manager Brent Bolin said. oht.nn the Sou.tl Sccu11 ty nuinhet s of patents 'when .m .tppltc.lll<>n ts made lot a Soctal Sccullty numhcr lot .1 dl!ld who " under age IM. Bec.tusc ol the new l.1w. SSA wtll also lorwarJ the parent s' Soct.ll Sc..:unty numhcr' to the Internal Revenue Servtcc (IRS 1 lor usc m admmtste11ng tax bcnclits hascd on support or restdencc ool children Therefore. you should he prcpatcd to pmvtdc the Soctal Secunty numbcrs of both your baby's mother and fat her "' part of the' apphcallon process for a Socml Sccunty number for your hahy Once you rccctvc your ch1ld s Soc tal Sccumy c~rd. kee p tt m a sale place. as you would any nnportant document ~•mm~tls were the results nl About 95 households along Bowles, Nelson, Halhday, McCumber, Nicholson Htll and Beech Grove roads will be the project's benefictanes. he . satd Most of the homes in that area are served by wells and springs, he satd. "The improvements will prov1de the residents of Salem and Rutland townships with the safe and rehable drinking water necessary to mamtain a healthy communtty." satd Hollister. The Water and Sanitaf)' Sewer Program helps local government unus maintam. improve and expand their water and santtaf)' sewer systems. The goal of the program is to create a safe and sanitaf)' hvmg environment for Ohio cttizens through the provision of safe and reliable drinking water, and proper di sposal of sanitary waste. he satd. ~ Southern Applicattons for the program are accepted on a continu.1l basts and are rated agamstthe followtng critena: number of persons who wtll benelit from the proJect: abthty to leverage funds: program tmpact : program readmess. and the communtty's tinunctal capac!ly and rate structure Commumttes wtth documented health and safety concerns .tre gtven prtority. u factor that may have assiSted the Dexter proJect in gelttng the grant. Boltn satd. Most olthe wells sampled tn the Dexter area tested postttve tor bactena. he satd. Total cos! of the project is estimated at $618.000. he satd. Metgs County Commtsstoners are contnbuttng $30.0<Xl tn local lunds, whtle LCCD ts anttpahng a $150,000 Appal.1chtan Regtonal Com m ts>~o n grant. The remainder will be patd through a loan acqUJred by the distnct Commissioners lease phones for courthouse :approves ·puilding program architect By BRIAN J. REED the rool at the Rutland Ctvtc Center. Sentinel News SlaH Btds were recetved from Home A new telephone system for the Creek Enterpnses ol Pomeroy 10 the county courthouse was purchased amount of $45.876, and Advanced when the Meigs County Commis- Guuers and Rooting Inc.. m the sioners met m regular sess1on on amount of $47,700. Monday. and the posstbthty of a toll Btds for the constructton ol an free telephone number for the coon- addtlton 10 the county garage were house was discussed. submtlted by Home Creek EnterpnsBy JIM FREEMAN The new system will provide 19 es, $44.823, Banks ConstructiOn, Sentinel News Staff telephones for the county commiS- $49,750; Brothers ConstructiOn The Southern Local Board of sioners, clerk of courts. county coun. Portsmouth. $59.472: and Smtih Education, meetmg Monday mght at probate coun and trea.>urer's office. to Construc\ton of Cheshtre. $26.1JX Southern High School. approved an bnng those oflices up to date Wtlh Bids were tabled on the projects. ~rchitect to handle its current build other county offices. whtch are to be funded through the mg proJect - pendtng the approval was purchased on a The system Communtty Development Block of a 5.39 mill bond/levy tssue on May at a cost of . two-year lease Gmnt Fund. 5. $12,089 49, w~h the option of purThe board reJected btds recetved Marr-Knapp'-Crawfis Associates chasmg the system for $1 at the end last week tor a heatmg and venttloInga of architectural firma during Monday's CONSIDERING ARCHITECTS Southam Inc. of New Phtladelphta will assist of the lease penod. tion system lor the new Racme ltreLocal Board of Education members Dave Kuc· meeting at Southern High School. Also shown Ihe district in the passing of the bond wifing and The cost includes are Superintendant Jamal Lawrence and Treahouse. to allow the board to rewnte sma, taft, and Board Preslden~ Bob Collins are issue, and if the issue passes, to installation and traming of statf in the spec1 tications. and awarded a btd to shown discussing the merits and shortcomDennie Hili. develop a contract for architect seruse .of the new •ystem.-...hoch -will Bi"'"" Conmuction Co. lor floonng vices. allow county offices to transfer culls at the Chester Counhouse. 10 the "This ts a! no cost to the dtstnct under a school butldmg lundtng plan it in by the fin;t Monday in June to Money will be tight, Hill said. among offices. which until now has amount of $ 19.500. Those projects unless the bond i~sue passes," sa1d begun m 1990. ' Lawrence smd when the current not been posstble. recetve the benefit the tollowmg are also to be funded through CDBG Superintendent James Lawrence. Supponers of the butlding tssue year. The amount of the benetit is year is up. Southern wtll not owe any The commtsstoners also discussed dollars. The board decided on Marr- wtll allcmpt to capttalize on · the based on their income. she satd. money as far as loans are concerned. with GTE's Jnn Leo the establishThe commtsstoncrs annoum:cd Knapp-Crawlis after mterviewmg hOmestead exemption program to the exception of asbestos ment of an KOO toll-tree telephone with "The state reimburses the county that Mtldred Jac obs has been n:nned three architectural firms . make the ISsue more accep(able to for the money, so its not a loss of removal and House Bill 264 proJects number for telephone customers 10 acung admm1stratnr at the Mc1g" "Some people have been wonder- elderly restdents ltvtng on ftxed money to the countYi" Campbell atmed at energy conservatton. the 667, 278, :md 698 exchanges. County Home. Jacobs. who was the ing why we're doing it this way." income s by redu<ing thetr property said. . In addition . the 6oard met m who mu't now dtal long-dtstance to matron of the home lor many yc:Ms Lawrence satd. "This ts the way dts- tax . "It's a benefit for tbe elderly or the executive sess 1on 10 consiJcr per- call county olfices. unttl her retirement, wtlltemporanly tnct's play the game with the state The program ts targeted In people totally dtsabled," she said. "It's not sonnel matters and dtscussed gettmg ·· In other busmess. the commts- repl.1ce Sharon Outley Johnson . who butldmg assistance program. You 65 or older or anyone totally disabled chanty or a handout. t!'s a tax break esttmates on replacmg garage doors stOners opened btds tor the repair ot (Continued on Page 3) JUst don't go out and ptck any (archt · wtth a total mcome ot $20.800 or .. one of the few tax .breaks they are at the high school. teet) you want." . less. includmg Soctal Security. pen- ~nlttled to," she said. Present were Lawrence . Htll . The districtts seeking approval of "iiOns ;md int\!re'l. sard Me1g' Cou n ~ Treasurer Dennie Hill tssued the board President Bob Collins and the 23-year bond/levy issu~ to build ty Audttor N.mcy c;amphell. board a financtal forecast for the dtshoard members Dave Kucsma, Doug a new K-Melem~ntary school an J for The person needs to own anJ tnct. a torecast demanding fiscal conLittle, Ron Cammarata and Murty additions to the high school What the occupy their home and the program servalism. Morarity. The next meeting wtll be $4,042,000 the bond issue would covers onl y the house and homestte. .The district's current goal ts to held Monday. March 23 at 7:30p.m . rmse locally would be matched wtth she said They must ptck up an applt- avoid borrowmg money. it was notEarl Ingels Jr. 51 . of Coleram One woman su td 11 alleged ly hap$3,685.4(X) donated by the state calton at the auditor's office and turn ed at the h1gh school. Township, lormerly of Mason. W.Va. pened twtce whtle ' he rtnted a spare and Pomeroy. pleaded not gutlty 10 an room from Ingels Two others s.1y arraignment Fnday on several they were allegedly atl.!ckcd whtle charge ... accordmg to a report m th ~ they worked us seLTetanes 10 the b~•~emcnt olli~.:c Cmcmnult Enqu~rer Ingels' al\orney. Jack Rubensletn , Inge ls faces charges of gross sexsatd the .lets never happened. and satJ 11 was dtfticult to pass through the ual nnposttton. sexual baltery. two By BRIAN J. ~EED some ol the women were t:xottc crowd on Saturday ntght of last counts of ktdnappmg and tour counts COLUMBUS (AP) - The state today a~ked the US Sup reme Court Sentinel News Staff to let 11 proceed wtth tontght \ s.:heduled executton of a deuth row mmate Plans are underway for the Btg year's festival because those watch- of ktdnapptng with spec tltc attnn s dancers who know each other One ol who says he wants to dt~. Bend Stemwhed Festtval in October. ing the perfonnance created a bottle- that he is a 'exually vtole nt predator the women asked Ingels to lend her The altemptto put convtcted ktllcr Wtlford BerT)' Jr. to death had stalled Pomeroy Ytllage Council autho- neck in front ot the stage, tmpedmg and that the cnmes were com milled money.• md when rei used was upset and gut her In ends together to m ~tke Monday when the 6th U.S CircUit Court of Appeals Jduyed the e<ecurized the use of the levee area and the those who were walking to the con- wtth a sexual mo11val10n up the charges. he told the EnqUirer sale ot beer on the parkmg lot for the cesston area. Dav1s estimated a crowd llon and scheduled a Mar.:h 24 heun ng nn whether Berry ts mentally comWhen 411e,tioned by the Ctncmpetent to make the hfe-or-death dectston. }he cnurt.lelt a stay of exe.:uevent when 11 met m regular sesston of 700 that evemng. Judge Thomas Crush set a natl newspapt!r. however. thrc~ ol the The Mason VFW post wtll span; lton issued last week b) a Columh\Js JUdge tn pl.tce. on Monday. $50.000 bond on the charges. but women who testtlied he lore .1 Hamtl thts year's chtlt cook-off. and the sor Ohto Auorney Geneml Belly Montgomery's ollice til~d an appeal askltm Davts ol Mmersville. the fe< refused to set a bond on a separate Metgs County Economtc Developtn g justtces to let the execul!on proceed tnntght She a~JUed th.1tthe appe lltval chatrman. sutd that boat captams charge that Ingels vtolated hts pro- ton County grand JUry ' "'d they don't late court's f:ulure to dectde and mstead setting a hearing alter the exehave already begun to commit to ment ofnce w11l organtze the parade. bation stemmmg trom a 1995 gutlty know e.tch other Only one s.nd >he cutton date meant the state could not carry out the execut ton date set by attend the event. and sponsors for A queen contest wtll be held ag.un plea to sexual bal\~ry Ingels haU ever bt:en ,, U.tn u.:r .~nU 'he ... ud thts year. Last year. the contest was remamed tn the Hamilton County ~he qu1t year .. ago the Ohio Supreme Coun vanous t:vents have been named. Inge ls· prob.ttlon V1olat1on "Gra nting a stay. together with faihng to review that grant in a timeDaviS said that last year's festtval suspended due to the lack ol an orga- Justtce Center as of Fnday ly fashton . undermmes Oh10's nghtto carry outtls 1.1wlul 'entences. "the was "the best yet." and added that mzer. At least five women allege the stemmed from hts gu tlty plea to ,, The festival commtllee has man. who ran Mtdwest Plastic Sys- sexual hatlt:ry lhargc He w,,.., senappeal satd. several tirst-ti me vtsitors last year applied for its temporary ltquor per- tems Co from hts basement office. tenced to the yc.trs · probat ron m Mark Weaver. a J~puty sl:lte attorney general. satd no d~cis10n was have promtsed to return. expected unt1lthis afternoon. at the earltest Jeff North of Starbound Enter- mil, whtch will allow the sale of beer drugged them and then sexually Aprtl 1996 In th at c.tse. the wnrn.tn ....ud ... ht: The Ohto Publtc Detender\ ollice. which has been trying to stop the tamment. a karaoke .operatton. and on the parkmg lot dunng the festtvt - molested them whtle they were dtsexecution on behalf of Berry's funuly. dtd not unm~dtately return a call Mtke Momson and the Swing Shtft ties. and Davis satd thm the Amen- onented. Each '"Y they remember was drugged and then sexu.tlly seekmg comment Band wtll return as entertamers can Legion Post in Rutland wtll 'tal'f dnnkmg some tht~g b.:lore black111g auaded • Prosecutors rn court Fnllay :-iau.l The. pmon' s execution team remained on standby. state pnsons Counctl Prestdent John Musser urged the booth. He noted that there were out. Some say they regatned conspokesman Joe Andrews satd. ··we·re pretty much prepared. But we have Da'vts to use the amphttheater stage no problems wtth the sale of beer last sctoulness whtle they were betng nearly a dozen women w1th "illllllar stones have come forw.trd to stay in a slate of readtness because 11 sttll coud happen. tntheory.'" he thtsye~no allow spec!atOOHo sit dur· year alleged! y molested said. In other busmess. Mayor Frank ing the perfonnances. Both Musser and Davts noted that (Contlnuad on Page 3) bemgs • Alhcrt DeSalvo. the Boston Strangler as a chtld trapped dogs and cats tn mange crates and shot arrows through the hoxes. *Executed 10 1984, Carroll Edward Co le . who commtttcd several vtctous murders, strangled a cat when he was a duld *In IYX4 J.uncs Huhcrty was shot hy pol1cc after ktlhng twentyone chtldrcn .tnd adults .11 .1 San Ysidro. C.1ltl McDonald's /\s a chtld, he tcportcdly shot a nctghhor's dog wt :h an atr gun . Whether the acts com milled on lm:al Cloudy with scattered snow showers tonight, lows around 30. Wednesday, little change. Highs In the lower 40s. • •urer .t dtsputc wllh a nctghhot , .m anempt to mtnmdatc someone. or stmply the mcxpltcahlc dcsnc to snull the hie out ot i1vrn~ lrc~tture , whocvcn:nmm1ltcd these ~.:rune" 1' not .. omcone I welcome as u memhcr ol 'our communlly. Do any ol us ! Tlus person need' help. not shtcldmg. and needs to he hcliJ .H.:l:ountahlc lm tins hcluv1or Ingels pleads innocent to sex-related charges Pomeroy OKs use of levee .State asks Supreme Court for annual sternwheel fest to proceed with execution Limited time Offer! 1998 FORD RANG 4x2 Mcthodtst Women mectmg .11 Tuppers Plams Tuesday. 7 30 p m at St Paul Umtcd Mcthodtst Churc h POMEROY - Mctgs County Health Department free cvc nmg tmmunll.!ltnn chntc . Tuesday. 5to 7 p m Clnldrcn to he .l .. ompantcd by parent .tnd to l.l~C 111111\Unllatlon record Pick 4: 7-6-4·6 Buckeye 5: Seattle Dear Sleepless: If my anthmetic ts correct, you arc workmg more than 18 hours a day Thts le.-es you wtth no ttm e for famtly. fnends or qutet contemplauon , 10 addmon to whtch you arc wcanng yourself to a frazzle You need an asSistant If your congregation wtll not provtde y ~ u wtth one. please tell them where to sh1p the body Ethical issues - violence toward animals has strong link with eventual abuse of humans Community Calendar PORTLAND - Ponland PTO. Monday. 7 30 at the '' hool pttal calls, admintstraltve dutte s. encounseling, baptisms, mamages, divorces and funerals Some arc expected to ref~rc:e famtly fights In addition to all of'the above. the congregatton expect's Its pastor to be available all hours of the daY. and ntght. No wonder so many mmiSters experience burnout and have health and family problems I begin my day at 5 30 am., and rarely do I come home before mtdntght It would be mce tf your readers understood this Perhaps tf you pnnt my letter, it wtll help Of course, I cannot sign my name. but rest assured I speak for thousands -Sleepless. But a Long Way from SIS 2·2·2 Sports on Page 4 Power of Attorney Not Enough for Social Security Representation I"'' MONDAY Columbta CARPENTER Townshtp Board of Trustees. Monday. 7 30 p m at f~rc , 1,111on Way to go, Larry! Dear Ann Landers: It amazes me how so many people are under the 1mpress10n that church clergy work only on Sundays. As a pastor. I am often asked, "So what do you do dunng the week?" I cannot begm to tell you how demandmg church work can be . Congregaltons need to understand that mmiSIT)' IS more than g1vmg a sermon and greetmg people on Sunday mormng They should know that one sermon mvolves many hours of preparatton Also, pastors today are overloaded wtth home vtsllalton , personal and famtly coun se lmg , board meetings. Bible studies, hos- Pick 3: CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY - Kaitlynn Elizabeth Hanenbach of Pomeroy celebrated her first birthday Feb. 15 at the home of her parents, Steve and Pam Hartenbach. Her party was carried out in a Winnie the Pooh theme with a Winnie the Pooh cake and ice cream and chips being served with refreshments. Others attending besides her parents were an older sister, Anna Marie Hartenbach of Middleport; maternal grandparents Gene and Wanda Imboden of Syracuse; paternal grandparents Bob and Viola Hartenbach ot Pomeroy; godparents Gammie Marty and Gampa Joe Struble of Pomeroy; godfather Skip Imboden and aunt Jo and cousin David of Bid· welL Sending gifts were godmother Kelly Shears of Racine, uncle Roger and cousins Chad and Ryan Imboden of Syracuse and aunt Debbie and uncle Gary and cousins Andrea and Jessica Grueser of Pomeroy. 17lmo. 8 Starting at 24 Mo. Red Ca Lease customer to pay $799 down at Lease Signing Plus 1st payment & Refundable Security Deposit State Taxes-& Fees not Included. Lease Includes 15,000 miles per year with customer responsible for 15 cents for each additional mile. Includes $1,000 rebate frorri Ford ' ' i Security Council endorsement • (Je 1-:fappiJ ·rJUIJilmerl.c~n! I I' U.N. says approval of pact doesn't OK attack Htghltghts of U N. chtef Koft Annan's deal with Iraq. unaritmously approved by the U N Security Counctl UNITED NATIONS ( AP) - The Security Council has warned Iraq of "se>erest consequences· if it breaks its pledge to open president tal palaces to U.N. arms tnspectors. But key members ins1s1ed today that dtd not sanction a U.S.- Ied attack if lrJq violated the deal. In Iraq, Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed ai-Sahhaf said the resolution was a mere "face-savmg" measure ·for the United States but promised that Baghdad would not violate the agreement. " If there is any real meanmg in th1s resolution. then it 1s the adopt ton • Prov1de "1mmedwte, unrestrtcted, • Commumcru uppl1es 10 all :me:} uncondwonal" access for UN, anywhere 111 country mcludmg e1glu ~nspectorl to alf sues us called for prevwully dcmed prelldennaf sues by UN Secumy Counctl resolutwns • Semor dtplomuts appomted by • If done, thts comnwmenr Will II!,low Secretary-Genera/ wt/1 accompany UNSCOM to fulfil/as mtsswn UNSCOM wah repeal VIS liSafld no deadlmes on completton • Fmd a11d destroy all chemical, bwlog1cal and nuclear weapons • All areas, facllwes, eqwpmem, records and means of • Fmd and destroy mtsStles to cransporiUllon shall be deltver those weapons open to UNSCOM, .---.... Jnslltute a system mcludmg rhose long-term prevrously momtormg to dented make sure more are not built .. and the endorsement" of the agreement, ai-Sahhaf told Associated Press Televiston. "The rest IS some kind of polittcal rhetoric," In a unantmous vote Monday ntght. the 15-member council endon;ed the accord signed last week in Baghdad by Deputy Prime Mmister Tariq Aztz and U.N. Secretaf)'General Koti Annan to open the palaces and avert a threatened U.SBritish attack . Annan said if his deal holds, " we will be moving on !o a penod when Iraq w11l complete \IS obligations and the counct l can begin thinking of hft- ... mg the sanctions" tmposed more than seven years ago. The resoluuon. drafted by Britain and Japan. d.:clared that "any vtolaltOn would ha•e severest consequences for Iraq." In Washmgton. Prestdent Chnton hailed the agreement and culled on Iraq " to turn the commitment 11 ha.' made into full compliance." ''Tonight's unanimous volt of the United Nattons Secunty Council sends the clearest possible message: Iraq must make good on its commtt,ment to give the international weapons inspectors immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any suspect s!le, any place. any time." Clinton said U.S. Ambassador Btll Rtchardson said the >ole was a victof)' for the Untted States, notinj;lbe resolution mcluded the tough warning that Washtngton had demanded. "This gives us the green hghtto approach our policy of diplomacy and force ." Richardson said on NBC's "Today" show. Several counctl members insisted that the resolu!ton was not a blank check for U S mthtary actton. \ ' I. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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