https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/94ac8a846f942d075d78fd2e9f6de356.pdf 371fe1e20cdf5a9ce9c49f70e150ad51 PDF Text Text • • Wedneedey, October 7, 1881 • Pomeroy • Middleport,' Ohio Thursday Weather PEPSI COLI & . MT. DEW PRODUCTS •..•.,...... STOlE IIOUIS Tomorrow: Partly cloudy High: 60s; Low: 40s ' WE THE RIGHT TO .LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU OCTOBER 10, 1998 . Meigs County's PEPSI, DR. PEPSI, MT. DEW, 7 UP DR PEPPER NON·RET · By Jl'-' FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Motorist> (raveling State Route 338 near the Ohio River bridge at Grell\ Bend may have noticed numerous large utility poles lying near the road. The poles are part of a new 69.000-volt electric line being installed by American Electric Power. The 12-miie. $5 million line will connect substa. tions at Ba.,han and Ravenswood: W,Va .. according 10 Gregory J. Pauley. man· ager of AEP's Athens District. · 'The reason is to strengthen our system in two areas. Ravenswood and Meigs County." Pauley said. "II will also provide a backup system for not on ly this area but also for Athens." Pauley said the new line will provide an opponunity to "do some balanCing of our load" and "take stress off other circuits, permitting more growth." He said AEP has experienced growth of approximately 4 percent in the c~nty. . · . . · " : Surrounded on thre~ sides by the Ohio River, the Great Bend area !S cur· rently an agricultural ~rea dominated by lields and dotted with farms and 99 . ••••••••••••••••!!·••' · .229 Roasis · USDA CHOICE IIONELESS .EEF . ,. $ 9 25 Sirloin Steaks •• !~. ·. C Quarters••~~:.~.':!!.. 3 9 C C Pork Ribs •••••••••••:-79 . Breast••• ~•••••••':.•• 99 $ .99 Round •••••••••••••••~ 1 'RCCOLA PRODUCTs · 12 PKG. - FRESH CHICKEN LEG .COUNTRY STYLE . fROZEN TURKEY . . · · .· r ... WHOL~ EYE OF BEEF . · ' , DIET COKE OR CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE KUFT 14 OZ DELUXE 19 Hams •••••• •••••••• .' By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Pumpkins and ornamenlal gourds are a growing industry for farmers in Meigs County. and the backyard farmer as well as the truck farmer is becoming more interested in grOWing the pumpkin for fall display. Crowing giant pumpkins can also be a fascinating e•perience, as well. but pumpkin growers who aim for big product should become familiar with basic pumpkin-growing princi· pies. first. . · . According to The Ohio State Uni, versity Extension Service. pump· kins. summer squash and winter squash. all edible. have the same growing needs. Most of the seeds of CHOOSING PUMPKINS- These youngsters selves. Brlnager is one of several farmers profpumpkin and squash will not gerrhifrom ACCESS Head Start made a visit to '!Yrone lting from the growing demand for pumpkins • nate properly in cold soil. and the Brlnager's pumpkin patch In Portland on an d ornamental gourd s. plants are i~jured by light frosts_. Wednesday to select a pumpkin for them· Plantin!} should be ddayed until the soil has warmed 10 68 degrees at a days after seedi ng, ,Giant pumpkins selected accordingly. Shaded ·areas Trickle irrigation is considered best. depth of four inches and the danger require plenty of space: each plant , should be avoided, and areas with according to the e•perts at OSU. but of frost ha~ passed. should be allowed approximately gOQd surface and internal drainage sooker hoses and overhead sprinklers ' For those considering giant pump· . 2.500 stJUare feet. This may sound should be selected. ,, can also be effective. ·'' kin cultivation. the earliest start pos- . like a lot of space. but is essential for Pumpkins ·are shallow-rooted. so David A. Mangione. the extension sible should be given plants. Seeds vine growth. irrigation should be done slowly agent in Pickaway Co'unty. home of should be sown indoors aboutthe •end Pumpkins prefer long 'hours of with at .leaS! an inch of water per the annu,al pumpkin festival at Cirof April. and tninsplanted I0 to 14 sunlight. so the garden site should be week if rainfall is not adequate. (Continued on Page 3) · Steaks.~ •••••••••• ~:·~ LB. homes. However. economic development officials have greater hopes for th.e area. particularly a large area owned by AEP. "This provides an opponunity to get a circuit into the Great Bend area making the area more attractive for industry," Pauley said. "There has always been a concern about economic development in that area." · "This will allow us to have electricity in an amount great enough in that area to make that area more attmctive to development." he said . AEP has acquired rights of way for the new electric line and is now in the process of clearing the route ,the new line will follow. The company has contracted with a construction firm to complete the project and tlo{l<s to have the work done by February 1999, • The Meigs County Economic Development Oftice has been working with A EP .to develop the Great Bend si te. which is considered one of the last and largest industrial sites located on the Ohio River. ' In August 1996, it was announced the Great Bend Industrial Cent<r Cor· poration would C_!>nstruct a site specializing in metal hundli~g. trading and storage and trucking. Plans for that enterprise apparently failed. Fall increases · pumpkin demand BEEF EYE OF ROUND SHERWOOD SPIRlL HONEY . ,. •. Growing industry . I ' Single Copy - 35 Cen ts AEP projec romises more voltage for Great Bend area ~ $ Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 115 2 • 6 PK '24 OZ EYE OF ROUND ' a1- Accepts Cr.edlt Cards WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS Indians turn tables on N.Y. in ALCS Page 4 • c IAM·IOPM 291 SECOND ST. Sports Clinton tactics may backfire, Page 2 Local football previews, Page 8 Main need for a relationship, Page 9 Today: Cloudy High: 60s; Low: 50s 2UTERS Su•day October 8, 1998 MAC & CHEESE OR 12 OZ. . ORIG. VELVEETA & SHELLS DINNERS . COMMENDATION - Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollister Is pictured with ' John Riebel, .Presenting him with a special commendation for 38 , years of service as an educator and administrator. Riebel, the for- ' mer county superintendent of schools, received numerous acco- .' lades on his retirement late this summer. · Locai . ESC recognizes retired superintendent The Athens/Meigs Educational Servlce · Center stu t'f an d govemmg · board recently honored John D. Riebel Sr.. former superin tendent of Meigs County Schools, with a retirt;ment reception. · · Riebel had served the educationul community for 38 years as a teacher. principal and superintendent of schools. , The reception was held at Eastern Elementary School. where photos from his high school graduation and his various teaching, coaching and administrative assignments were displayed. · Memorabilia. hunting · photos, plaques. and framed certificates were .• also displayed on tables prepared by his wife, Glenna, and members of his family. His mother, twd ·sisters and other members of hi s family also attended. Jeff Harris. vice president of the ESC. presented Riebel with a brass clock from the governing board and staff. Other special presentar~·ns were made by Karen Sloan on be If of U.S. Sen. Michael DeWine. an y Elizabeth Schaad on behalf of v. · George Voinovicfl . . in hi s remarks. Riebel thanked his wife and the rest Of his famil y, along with those present. for their support and assistance. • • •' Despite·protests, board presses search for superintende_ nt $ . · Potatoes•••••••~ ••••• . UNITED VALLEY BELL $ .0 range JU·•lce •••••• . ~·••• BORDEN .. . / '$ . 2 Cottage Cheese.i\0l~ . . · ·3 .GENUINE #1 .1 BAKING 101bs. · 1 gal . 79c Bath Tissue •••••••• ·s17, Fabr1c Softner.::. . SOFT 'N GE · 4 roll pk FINAL TOUC: STOKELY'S . VEGETABLES ASST VAR c (6.75-10 5 1 17 P1zzas •••••••••••••• TO~Y'S ITALIAN PASTR~ . • .soz 5LB$ 10.750Z · 89 C· The bmud's eighHnember search commi ttee Und other interested mem- . ·~ 2/ By LARRY MARGASAI< Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Driving for· ward just one monlh .prior to congressional eleclions. the Hous,e is votin£ tt.J launch ' an impea,hmt:nl inquiry NUNN•BETTER DOG ·FOOD · (GOLDEN NU.GET OR Ml~l CHUNK) 92·94 LBS $ 49 :th1.1t would mak~ Willium Jd"ft!rson Good Afternoon ' Win A - BANKROLL ' ., bers planned to hold two days of interviews next week. So far. 19 people have applied. ,, Board President Jennifer Sheet.< refused to say how many of the candi· dates will be interviewed. mainly because the board is still accepting resumes. With SuP!'rintendenl John Goff scheduled to retire in Docember, the board hope< to have a replacement picked by the end of this month. Ms. Sheets said Wednesday. 1 "We wanl to make sure we have an adequate transilion time, ... she e•plained. After the board s<t up its timetable. Repllb\ica~ Bob Taft and Democrat Lee Fis~er.the major cand'idates in the Nov. 3 election, asked to he involved .in the se lection process. ' . · Ms. Sheets said the board would not change its schedule to accommo·· date the governor-elect, although she did not rule' out participation by the election winner •• jf for some reason the process is.delayed." Washington holds its breath .as vote on open impeach~ent inquiry nears 3/$7 CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE OUP c COLUMBUS (AP)- Over the objections of the two major party cand i· dates for governor, the Stale Board of Education is moving ahead with selec· , lion of a new superintendent of public ins1ri1ction. ' . ;~ . · • · oz) D _•nners............... STARKIST TUNA ·' soz. (14.!>·15.5 OZ)) MORTON FROZEN . , 1'9 199 TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT This Week Powell's Super Value $200 Free Cash I ' • Today's Sentinel 2 Sections · 16 Pages Culcndur Classificds ComicS Editorials Local Sports Weather 10 ' 12-14 15 2 3 4.5 ·& H 3 Lotteries l.lill.l Super Lotto: 14-20-25-27,2Y-3 I Kicker : 6 - 5 - X - 0- ~ - ~ Pi.ck 3: 4- 1-11: l'ick 4: 6 · 7 .s,r, W.VA. Daily]: 0-h·:i: Uail) ~: ~ -~ '4- '1 (o} 19'JM!llu ,, y.lll1•~ P uhll •lu n ~ f.:p ' Clinton the third president to face the prospe't of remo.val from o!Ti~.:e . Democmtic leaders were nervous before today's hi storic vole. knowing that conservatives in their party and those with tough electiOQ races we.re defecting to support the open-ended. inquiry demanded by Republicans. In lith-hour n.moeuvering. the White House refused the requests of some moderate Democrats to stop opposing a hroad inquiry not limited by time or ~ubject matter. But the presidt!nl advist!tl lawmakers to ..:ast "a vote of principle and conscience." First lady ,Hillary Rodham Clio· ton, a House ·Judiciary Committet staffer during the Watergate hearings. assured a group of Dem~-.cmtic fresh~ men who asked to meet with her that the president would support their re• '· election campaigns no .mttHer how they voted. ··You ~hou h.l em; h unt! undt!rstanLI ... the president wants you to vote the the vott!rs' rt!w~•rd Ciint.on has apologized for his sex- Democratic public believes he should either resigrl or he impeached. tered dl:'llrtKtivl! politk~" and reap A spokesman for the Taft campaign did not return phone _call s seekmg com· ment Wednesday, but T<\1'1 has previously expressed a de< ire to panidpale in the selection process . ~~~--~--~------~------~~~----· . ~ ~£ 1 .·~ ~ relationship with former Whitt! House'lntern Monica LeWinsky. and gathered steam with lht! president's t!tl'orts 'o conc~:u l ttie affair. ual affair and askt!d the nation for forgiveness in hopes of ending this Wednesday . night that Democrats should generally seile the npporiU· · nity_to rise above ··washington ~\.:t!n­ ing governor imolvement in the selection. She emphasized that Fisher was· · n't asking the bmmJ to delay its interviews. in Nu;·ember. vote.'' Rep. Marion Berry. from Clio· ton's hnmt! stall! ofArkunsa.'i. recall~d h~r. saying . 'Clinton told an intimate dinner of ..:ontrihutors such a li st. but slill hopes the school board will reconsider giv ing the incom~ · "Maybe it is the irony of this tcr· ribly painful moment. which I regret Vt!/ Y much putting you all throu gh, that WI! are being given yet nnt! mnrt! .. chunce to ulli rm our better sd.vl!s." . Clinton said . . The last presidential. impeach· ment inyuiry was authorized in 1974. when Demot:mts ran tht! House and Republican Richard Nixon was in the White House . The on ly ot her president to face the possibility of removal was Andrew Johnson. the unpopular successor to the Abraham Lincoln. The Senat~ came within one vote of removing him in 1868., The Nixon case was triggered by a politically inspired burglary. Clin· ton's troubles began over his sex ual way your conStituents want you to party hislead. the board invited the candidates to submit a li st of criteria they like the next superintendent to meet. · . , . Judy Barbao. spokeswoman for the Fi~her campaign. said he submitted woul~ grave threat 10 his presidency. Opin· ion poll s show ahout one ~ third of the Cun!!ress is ex.pected to adjourn for the year this week. and Hou>e (Continued on Page 3) EASTERN YEAiiiBOOK HONORED - The Eastern High School yearbook staff received a "Superior Achlevem.ent Award" from Walsworth Publishing Co. In Kansas City, Mo., for Its work on·the 1997·98 Easterner Yearbook. Eastern received the "Superior Achievement Award" for placing In the top 15 percent among thousands of schools its size nationwide. The staff put together a great layout and design and additionally met all deadlines and quQtas. East· • ern Principal Rick Edwards presented the staff with the award on behalf of Walsworth Pub· lishlng. Pictured are members of last year's staff and the new 1998·99 officers, ,front, from left, Tiffany Kidder, Clnda Clifford, assistant editor, Theresa Baker and Ashley Hager; middle, Trlcia Shields, Jessica Grueser, editor, Scott Wolfe, advisor, and Darlene Connolly; top, Shauna Elliott, secretary, and Sarah Cllf· , ford, treasurer. '; . �I I Commentary T,huraday, October 8, 1998 Page2 1'hunday, October 8, 1 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ·Ohio weather Spending measure ready for president's signature Frfday, Oct. 9 The Daily Sentinel America must end human rights abuses By DeWAYNE WICKHAM 'Estah(ufwf 111 1948 Gar".-.a News Service WASH~GTON 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 • Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT 1.- WINGElT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFUCH G-..t Manager DIANE HILL Controller ,....,.publl_ "'" -- - lflllrolo 1M o d /_ 1 0_ 1 ' - - "". - - TrPfdlot· "'..,.. (.JOII_OI'_}_Iho l«w .,. PIWM•Wd ltltd 11M INY bl «1/twJ. bt:h Mould /ltclucN a .....,..., MkkHI - . - , - p#NIM , _ Spocffy • dato ,,.,. • • , . , _ ID • - " " ' ' , _ . tK , . _ ID ,.,._ lo !flo Editor. 1llo Sentlnol, 111 CDutt St, I'Dmotoy, 01110 4I1ft: ar, FAX fO 414-M..Z157. ' Impeachment inquiry overshadows spending fight When 11 comes 10 human nglns abuses, Bren da Sm1th can tell you some awful sl<>ncs Sht can knot up your throat w1th accounts of male guards who sexually abused female mmates And she Can fll:lke your gut ChUm With tales Of women pnsone"' - some of them •mprcgnated by guards - who were forced to g1ve b.nh wnh shackles on the.r legs 1hc most diSturbmg lhmg you II hear from Smnh a Washongton auor ney " that thc!ie senseless brutallues happened not IS some banana repuhllc but nght here m the Un11ed States of Amcnca Four years ago Sm11h con' meed a fedtral JUdge 1n the DIS!nct ofColum bta thai such practu.:cs constatutcd cruel and unusual puniShment Unfor tunatcly the judge s rulon~ agamst the ,haL kl1ng nf pregnant mmatcs and tbc cross-gender superviSIOn of female pnsoners only applies m the nauon s capnal tbc judicial diStnct m whoch 1t was rendered In the rest of this coun try. 1hey arc st11l legal Wickham It s lhiS cruel real11y - and a long hst of Olhcr offenses - that has caused Amnesty lntemaiiOnal 10 declare that There IS a persistent and w1dcspread pattern of human nghL' vm)jl!Jons m tbc USA In a 151 page repor1 ISsued Tucs day the watc-hdog lJI¥anuauon says police officers pnson guards j.md lmm•grauon ollie~al• '" ihl' country re~ularly subject people - most of them m1nonl1Cs - to mhuman and dcgradmg treatment In lis bill of part1<ulars Amnesty Intcrnatmn::.l also t:ondcmns lhc Unn By WALTER R MEARS AP Spec1al Correspondent WASHINGTON - Meanwhile there' '''II a gmcmmcnt tu he financed Mo.,.t ya:ars lhc: end nl sesswn stru~g lc !let ween Cnngrl:ss .mLI Prcsr dent Chnron ov\:r spcndmg pnonllcs and poiH:Ics wnuld he lhc dnmm.mt 1up1c m>1lle the Capnal Beltway Not this year wuh Impeac hment dcllher auons unfoldmg on a llmctahlc malchmg the dcadlmc h)r appropn.111nns whrch alrcadv has pas."icd om:c and ahnns1 ccrtamly w1ll he 1110\Cd .tp-.u n After all appropnauons arc annual dcciSu>ns The unpea<hmcnlln.(u~ry ,1gamsl Chn10n 1s onl) the third In Am~ru.;.\n hrstory The money m~asur'-=s Ihal ha\C 10 he passed !>.Omctnnc ar\: mundane hy ~.:omparrsun But Clmton and the Democratic leader' of the House ,md Smat< Ined 10 pul the punch hack m the hudgct de hate Monday w11h vclnlhrcals .md lhe suggcsuon that there ought he a rcpiiy ol gmcmmcnt agenc) shul down' lor lack ol appropna110ns the Rcpuhll~an Congress h.t,n 1 passed Tim IS the worst Congress that has ever sat m the Unucd States Cap1 to) smd Rep DKk Gephardi ol MI ><OUn the Hou'e mmnnly kadcr He sa1d 11 has a<hlcved less than any Congress ever heforc Gephardt accused the Rcpuhllcans of playmg show dowQ pnllucs •wcr a government shutdown No one w1ll he to hlamc hut lhc Repuhhcnn leadership tf that "ere to happen sa1d Sen Tom Daschle nl South Dakota who earlier had s ud that 11 wouldn 1 bccallsc both Sides knew 11 would he diSastrous It last happened m 1995 and early 1996 after Clinton and the newly Rcpuhhcan Congress deadlocked over budget terms and the president vclocd rcsoluuons to linancc lcdcral agencies for wh~eh apprupna11ons had not hccn approved Argumg that the Republicans had tnt~nt1onal ly lorccd h1m to 11 he won the diSpute and wnh 11 an ISsue for hiS re election <am pa1gn G1vcn thai hiStory House Rcpuhh cans already had talked of strategy to avmd shutdowns or blame Speaker Newt Gmgnch Said they were .om m111cd to passmg appropnalwns rcso lulwns short term or unul alter the Nov 3 elccuons to keep government agcnc1cs open There Will he no e.. usc g1vcn from the Congress to close the govern mcnt Gmgnch smd Sen Trent Loll the maJnnty leader sought to preempt the JS<uc 1n a televiSion appearance on Sunday when he sa1d he had been told by some one 10 the Wh1tc Hou,e - he wouldn 1 say who - that 1f go,vcrnmcnt shutdowns would he to Clinton s pollt~eal advantage they d do 11 Wh1lc that m.ty ha\ c made good tclcvs!-iJOO H wasn l .m .ucCurate :;tate mcnl Joe Lnckh.~rt Clinton s n~ chtc[ spokesman sa1d Monday We hchcvc that no one wms 1f the government shuts down • But Clinton loses 11 the Repuhh~.Jns Iorcc h1m 10 acccplllic.r spcndmg terms and polu.:v ndcrs on J ssu~s mdurl1ng ahorlWJJ the cnvJTonmcm and • ed Stales for 1ndefin1tely Jllhng most people who seek asylum here for 1ts disparate usc of the death penalty and for exponong arms and secunty equ1pment to governments around the globe w1th a h1story of human nghts """"' The hst of offenses clled by Amnesty Intcmauonai docsn t nse to the level of Scrblll's cthmc clcansmg, 1hc honifoc tnbalmassacrcs 111 Rwanda. or Myanmar s brutal suppresSion of 1ts democracy movement But 11 still pmnts a dJSiurbmg p•clurc of human nghts abuses tn thts country ·- one that far too many Amcncans fall 10 rccogmze We arc 'SO ac~.:uslomcd lo v1cwmg .. dental about the damage our onatten lion 10 this Issue IS doing 10 liS VIC· urns We know what a human nghts abuse 1s when we see 1t 10 China, El Salvador or Iraq bul we can't fathom 1ts ellslcncc m thiS country Hopeful Jy. the Amnesty lntemauonal report will pry some beads out of the sand Forcmg pregnan1 mmates 10 go through labor w1th shackles on the1r legs " cruel and unusual punishment anywhere 10 thiS country, and not JUst m tbc D1stnct of Columbia It's mhumanc to hogt1c pnsqners or strap a 50 000 voli stun-belt to the1r bod ies It s unwtsc to g1ve male guards unrcstnctcd superviSIOn of female pnsoners and unconscionable 10 giVe weapons and trammg 10 tbc i,.J ""' TO l>EH'{ MOIIAI- ~APSES, l"lrESS TWo human rt¥ht> ,1huscs ,, thai we h 1d 1pmhlcm I<~ nl u' I I / W VA. ' Just when 11 looked like Prcs1 dent Clmton was down for good he rchounded And JUSt when II looked l1ke he was hcadmg up he over reached over, JUst a"i Democr-ats seemed to be unntng for next the round tn the Impeachment wars the Whue House 1 II s getung to be a patlern For four hours on Aug 17 we now know from the v1deo he handled Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr s grand JUry gnllmg reason ably well 1f pcquru'lusly Then he went on national tclcvlstnn that mght and wrc•kcd hiS pubhc apolo gy wnh a show ol dcf1ancc Yet he rc(.;ovcrcd f1gunng nul how 10 appear appropnatcly cnntrllc and . mum Butlhe ta.t~e m1y well h.Jck l1r~.: \Is f.;X.ll:.t\ag.mt ext:t..:s' hoost1ng GOP rath..:r lh<.~n Dt..:mof.;r ~Hi t..: turnout Kondracke aroused new SUSpii.:IOOS t~at II was tappmg potcn 11al campa•gn cash lor Clmton spcc1hc TV ads The •mmcd~atc lund rmsmg llap was squelched hy While House d1ploma.y hut the Jacl rem,uns The House vote ncx.t week on whether In mo\c to a lull hlown Impeachment mqUJry Will not he stnctly party line '" the Whnc House hoped ' Somewhere hctwcen ~(J ,md IlXI Dcmof.;rats arc hkel) to vnk wtth the GOP l.lunch the mqUII) In ff,;du~.:tng the Wluk How-it.: ~ 1h1h1v to char.~t:tcnll: lhc 1111p:e.u.:hm~.:nl pm.,; ~.:ss .Is 1 parl1' 1n lynlh moh Demtl~..:raiH.: .,;ongr...:ssiOIMI k.td t.:rshap st.tlh::rs '•IY Wlutc Hnus~..: ~.:xt..:c~:s !'i;tcm' I! om m o've1 rc.tl.hng ol tho n,lllon,ll polls 1.1~en I"' wt..:~.:k .Iller IJu~ rclc l"if.; ol 1hC gr.thd JUry Video wha:h show~.: !:I sUong' roh approv 1l lor Chnton opposition 10 1...:mov tl md das.app1ov 11 hu Con grds llmdlrng nl nn~c Klllnf.;at Gmgm;h has OflL.:Ill:U htlll"il!l l ur to charges th,u RepuhiJc,ms arc hell henl to oust Cl1nltm hut Wh11t.: House tae11cs could <nd up hclpmg the GOP .1nd hurttn g Dcnwa 1111..: candtdates 10 margmal diStncts accordmg to htgh-rankmg Dcmoc rauc staffer.; In pan1cular Carv1llc's ' ant1cs last Sunday on NBC s 'Meet the Press were sharply at odds w11h and ra1se obv1ous questions about the smocruy of Chnlon s protesta uons of contr111on restated the same day m an mtemcw 10 The Washmg ton Post umcd for Yom K1ppur Clinton da1med m the mtcrv1cw 10 he seeking aluncmcnt and locusmg on rc e.trmng the tr:ust and esteem of my lamtly and the Amencan pen pic while hiS ally Camllc was Jalsely ,tccusmg Gmgnch ol hemg a sanc1111ncp ,Jdjudl<atcd and cnn ksscd liar and lax cheat Wh.Jtc,cr h1s other lauhs • vcr h,tl mdt~<.:lphnc ~.:omcs unmcdtatdy to mmd Gtngm:h IMs consistently High pressure prQmises pleasant Ohio weekend By The Associated Preas A beautoful weekend 11 forecast for Oh1o, thanks to a h•gh pressure sys tem movmg 101o the Great Lakes reg1on Mostly sunny sktes wtll be the rule across the state, wllh h•ghs on Fnday arQund 60 and on the weekend, m the m•d 60s Tomght. ci~ar sk1es w1ll allow lemperatures to drop mto the 40s and even the 30s some places Scattered frost 1s posstble m no11hwest Oh1o, the Nauon al Weather Servtce satd The record-h1gh temperature for thiS date at the Columbus weather sta uon was 91 degrees 10 1939 wh1le the record low wa• 29m 1889 Sunset !Qmght w1ll he at 7 03 p m and sunnse Fnday at 7 36 am Weather rorecash Tomght Moslly cloudy Lows 10 the m1d 40s Nor1hwest wmd.5 to 10 mph Fnday, Partly cloudy H1ghs 10 the lower and mtd 60s Fnday mght Mostly clear Lows 10 the lower 40s Extended forecast: Saturday Partly cloudy Htghs m the upper 60s Sunday Pur1ly cloudy Lows 10 the mid 40s and h1ghs 10 the lower 70s Monday, Panly cloudy Lows 10 the upper 40s and h1ghs 10 the lower 70s kn~w need a revolution to l1x what Washington holds its breath den~eJ 1111entJOnally C'ongr~.:ss m the cth~<.:s Washmgton Post/ABC New s poll cnnduclcd last wcr.:kcnd 1l1cr Clinton s post Vllko houn~.:e hul hclnrc C.trv1llc ' outhurst {~lWs that .tmong likdy voters ~1 r'JL~~..:l."'lt lavnr holdmg 1111pc ~t.:hmcnt hf,; u IOf!S and 4~ pcr~..:cnt <l('lJ"'OSl: On lh\~ gcn~.:nt..: qmg:rcsswn.1l D~.:mtKI.lll~..; L:.m dtdak' have 1 5 pomt ~.:dg:c lmong m•,Jc.•d•ng <II regiStered \ntcrs 1n the poll liut the GOP le.tds .tmonl.! likely votcrl'i to \\llldl C.m1lle w,JS ohvmusly hy l percent r~.:lentng N~.:xl w~..:ck s \ole nn Ulllti11UinJ lhC IIHfll: ll:hlll~.:nt prof,;c.;Ss IS thf,; Ill!~ I ~.:lltll II tu1n 111 th1s lught..: ' l 111.1~L!s pnhliL 11 Ulllli.:!'il 1 h~.: hy qu~.:stnn' IS Hm~ lll.lll\ D~.: mnt.:t tts will \oil lh 11 he wulu he qUicicd fl the pres llle!H md llrst 1.1dy InSisted To the l tll111.11) Ills attal:ks .ue p.1rt ol .1 p.lllf.;lll ol \ 1hiK 11111n ~'II too ~.:om mon wnh th~..: C'hntnns lust l.u.Jy Hlil,u y Rodh.uu CUnton cspee~ally Ch.tnsm.t11~ d~.:1ammed and cner get~~.: though sht..: m.1y he Mrs Chn ton l11s .t pcnd1.1nt lor demoniZing Further danger lurked for Clinton lrom other House mvesugattons A House subcommlllee Wednesday accused the preSident and the Wh1te !louse ol • theft of government prop er1y 1n translernng data to the DemocratiC Pany for fund raJSJog purposes And a stmg10g repor1 wmten by GOP congressiOnal a1des detm led ev1dence they contend conlltcts w11h some ol the Wh>te Houses earlier a."er1tons about use 6f a$ I 7 million taxpayer-lmanced dalabuse - Before the Republican language m the Impeachment 10qU1ry resolulmn was approved last week Democrats ollered a doomed aliemal1ve lor a more hmned probe- one pnmanly a1med at public opmu>n The pro posul concetved by Rep Howard mvest1gat10n and revaew he wrote Berman D Calif would have con.:nmmmee leaders who had asked It ned the mvesugauon to the Lewmtbe prnseculor about h1s ongmng sky mane"' referred II> Jhe House hy S1arr Jnvest•g,tlton year 1s thm Evu.Jcnl:~.: ol Cltnton s m1shchavror 1s nMmlest IIlli Carvlill"im .tmrltflc~ II rh~.:: nf,;W mvc,tlgawm .and no lorm.ll clltrgcs ol 1IX \ wl11mn h.l\c ever hccn ludg~.:d 1g.unst h11n mud1 less .1dnuued Th~..: Wluk House 1m~.: ol t:outsc as th.11 C 11' til..: 1s not under 11s t..:on lrtll But no nn~.: :sf.;llnusly dou'hl!'i (Continued from Page 1) Jud1c 1ary Commntee heartngs and a vole by the lull House on any articles ol )mpea<hment would not take place until ne.l ye.1r A Senate tnal and vole ol two lh~rds of us members would be reqUired to remove Clinton from ollke The broad Republican language 10 t~e House resolution took \10 u new 1mpor1ance Wednesday independem Counsel Kenneth Starr whose reler raJ last month •ll I I areas ol pu"1hle unpcachable conduct led to tod.1y s vole wrote lhe Judtclary Con11111llee I cannotloreclose the posS>blilly nt prnv1dmg ,Jddlllonal suhst,mii,JI at\d cred1ble mlormatllln thai could consutute ground• lor >mpeachment ' 1 can confirm at th1s 11me that matters , 0 nunue to be under ~u..:ltve Her accusations and Ihose nl func llonancs hkc Carville and Wh(IC House a1dc S1dncy Blumcnthar tend to c.cnc Op)l<>SIIIon rather than suppress n Sn 11 m.1y he w11h turnout thiS year Gm~nch IS ,, depend ,1hlc hogcym,m lnr the Demncr.lll~o: t'J,tsc but evrdcn<.:c ol hts m.tlcvokm:e tins clc~.:llon qu~,;stwn Meigs announcements AA meeting Alcoholics AnonymQus w1ll m~el at1 p m on Thursday at the Pomeroy mume~pal butldmg w1th Rq1uhl1t..: ms lor 1 W 1krg 1tc sl) k 1114~1ry hv the Hnuse Jud1e1 Jry (oll11111lll:l: 1 D~.:nHH.: r~IIK lc 1Jcr!'i wunt to t..:r.llt Daily Sentinel .m 1lh.:rn 111vc l1m1tm,:! th...: mqutry s SI.:O[l!.: to the Mon11..:.1 I c.::wmsky <.:Mic !USPS lll-9601 Communlly Ne•na-per HoklhiKJ,.Inc ,md lis 11111c pCih 1ps In J,m 6 1!/YY Pul"lhshed r~~;ry nn~.:rn1)(1n M 11eJuy lhrough h11lay Ill Court St PC1mtn.1y Oh1n by Ilk: Ohm V:~lh:y Puhhsh 'lg CCimpany St-rond class post 1gc pali.l al P:.um ny Oluo g1VInt:! IJcmot..:lats the oppmtunny to vote lor .m IIHJurry hul l\1!~unst the GOP 11\l'<JSUI c Mtmher I htc A~<~,)( l:lldl Prt!l.<! And Ihe Oh10 td\ ers.lrh.:s Irom the hc.1hh msur (Morton Kondracke 1s uccutn..:c anUus1ry m 1994 lo the ~..:nns~.:r hve cd1lor of Roll Call, the news· V.liiHS she rclcrred to ,\s this v \Si a paper of Cap1lol Hill ) ng:ht wmg: consp1rat..:y this yc.tr N~:wspapcr lla1ty 4'1769 • Today in history Are you now, or have you ever been ... By Joseph Spear Today "Thursd.•y Oct K Ihe 2K Ist d 'Y ol 199K There ''" H4 q,Jys lc It m the year In ,, pi esc lent edllon,ll l,lsl Fchru ary the Bah1more Sun addressed the "'' that he had Tod.1y s H1ghhght m Hl,..lory nt.ltlct ol where the Lurr~.:nt lt"mauon On Oct 8 I K7 I tho Grc wllh the pnv,llc hvcs o) puhl>c ligures lallhlul husband durmg hiS mar 11 C luc l~ll I >CC "'uptcd while ,u>olhe~ de Jdlv hi vc hrokl: out m P~.:~llltJo W1:s On ihls d IIC In IK69 the 14th P' ""l<ill ll lll'- lillllcd Stiles I rmkhnl'lci LC d"d m Con~.:ouJ N H In I','IlK Sgl t\hm ( Yot.._ tlmo't ' lngh.: h llltktll y kdkd 2~ <•~.:ltll\11 MlllhCis md ~.:.rptuJ cd I ~~ 111 th..: /\r nnn~.: I ol~.::st 111 I r tJlo,.:f,; '-" In J".)~~ Bruno H rup\111 1!1 11 v.. ~~ 111dlllu llo1 tnurdu m lhl' lit: 11h ol the ml.ml -.;on ol C h uJ.t: , A I mdiK l1!h In 19~~ I Ill Atl' \: nlul t.:' t II ( )//1 ~. : md II tit"·1 ~~~ Jd" II' dllml LIll ( HS R adHl on Ott I~.: md H ll tll:l No,.:l, Hl 'n mth v.uldtn 111111 'lhll\ In 19..J~ Pr~o: s l"h.: lll IIUilllll tllllOIIIl~..:t.:d til 11 lh\: 'llh. l ul 1hl tiA till~ hmnh wtmh.J hf,; sh lrl:IJ \lll lv "llh H1!1 Jill I lUI ( lllld I In Jl)~6 Dnn I II S\: 11 fllh.: ht.'d lilt.: nn l\ l't.: I k ll 1.! 11\ll Ill I w, tid s~ Ill' to d.tte 1s the Nn\ Yn1k Y.lllh\:' he.: lllh~..: BJoo~lvn l>11d ' l " 1 II In !9N::! .111 l o~hot tlll! 1111/l lllHl' 111 l•nJmll IIH,. Iutluu.: ~~ hclull \ Wll~ Is!~..: ldmg U"i Tile ,Jnswcr tiM nows IOCX\11 lhly llomlhc (Kenneth) St,rrr mqu•ry Jnd a~~ured Amen rcmamcd a nagc e (Some w<mdcrctl whether thiS h.mn.,;d In llJMc; th~..: hi/ IL~ll' ol th~: It tit Ill LIUJ'l ' lup All IIIII I nuo ~dlo..:d Amt:ru.:.m fl•l"'lll~l:l Lum Khn~holk! dumpllll.! lu ... hodv lltd w hll llltm ovcrhoard Ten y~aP• H!O Pof'( John Paullllout nlyl:d 1 1 ~. : 1' 1ll 11 IIIItH v. hul h~..: atJdresscd lh~. : Counul ol Europ..: uuJ lh~o: 1 urop~ 111 ( owl Ill 11 " 111111 the pruncm:e ol th4.: m~.:<.h,l m the n.une w.t!'i a matter nl 1 the puhiK mll:rc.::sl wnuld he a 1 moralny on h1s. ~cqUircmentlh til: mdltl uc~ lor puhht.: p.l11 or lc,Jr that oltk:c Ilie.:: Jnnn:s nl s~..:x.ual diS~.:Insur~.: Manlyn would "--smular lttlhosc Ill hn.mct.tl dlSllosurc stomp h1m hul with f.; ltmm.ll )'X;Il.lltacs lllr l.ulule ~to Spear 111.11 1' m.:: Jthc r It: II 11~ whole truth TI11' Ill.\~ sound here nor 1hcrc lor purposes of th1 s d1 !'i slllpid und!gnafaf.;d unwmk thle 01 'tu:s:ston ) tk!'illlllll\l: hl dl.:l:C'Ill rx,lllK:.tl hk It IS In Mny Rep Jon Chnslcnscn R v. ht.:l l: thl: l:UITI.:nl trent.) IS l.!kmg the N~.:h .m t.:\,tnl!llht..: II Clmsuan .111d lOlllliiY lamlly \,dues f.;h,tlll('liOO ollcn..:ll Ius lnlkcd lian~.:ec s sex ual h1s1ory a.' C\ 1dcnt..:c ol Wulun t\\oo "-~o:~.:ks ol th~.: Sun s p1~.: ht' worthmcss lor the olh~.:e ol g-tl\Cr dlliiOJl AlllctiL a"' sd l qppomt~.:<J M.t, nor She ha., ... avf,;d h~.:r..;c ll lor n1ou td ol Mor.tllly Willl.tm Bennett n age smd Chnstcnscn ol the woman dnluc.::d t{ would he trunh.:~s lot he planned lo marry lonncr Miss R~.:puhlll: 1n cand1datcs who had d~d Amcnca Tara Holland l!l:U IIUlstdt.; <1l m~1mugc 10 run lor 1hc R>~hls FIVe years ago The ~0\crnmcnt ISsued llcpoll 11""11111 Y the 1 lllol wnml!domg Ill lis Imal ass.Jull '"Tcx" nn the llrmch 11·""11 111 Clllll pound whoch went up m llamo k1llmg as llhln y ,Js K'i people preSidency Sa1d Bcnncll Nn11ce to Rcpuhhcuncand1datcs llyoucomm11 ted adultery I don 1 thmk you arc gm ng to gcttbc nomma11on Two weeks later on Meet the Press former vee p Dan Quayle • • I ThiS month the Dcmocr,IIIC chnl Ienger 10 Sen Kn Bond R Mo >~gncd an alhdavll swcanng that he had never VIolated h1s marnngc vows and demanded that Bond do the same He reI useer--A few days ago llllnms Dcmo<rat hccn <.:hargcd Wllh or com• J~o:tcJJ ol a ol space Clearly we arc movmg tn tbc 1hc pre" was h.L,slmg h1m wnh mom! 11y 4ucsiJons he smd addmg I only hmught 11 up hc(,;aus~.: of the cnvmm mf.;nl Wl: hnd ourselves 111 Ex Tcnne~S\:c Govcmo1 .md GOP Orte Wt.:d .s2 ou $8 70 Y1:41r SINGLE COP~ PlliCE Puhhshcr ru~rv c~ the rtght 10 adJIISt ra1es dur ng the sub~ntMitln p(riod Subscnplttln rate ch nl!cs may he nnph.:m~ntcd hv changura the 'l ur hi II ur tf1l: liUh'-Uijlli(m MAILSUIISCRIM I<)N dlfCCIIOn of UO oiJ H;tal system ol SCXU Inside Mtl_, Coni)' Have you ever been I:l Weeks lnvnlvcd m an adullc.::rous analr, thl! 26 W~.:ck~ fonn m1~ht say And Have you ever lumlt.:dlctl ~ .S27 :\0 SH Rl Count)' 2fl W~.:eks ~' S29 2S S~ti 68 ~., W~.:eb .$10972 p~eSidcniMI Policy Our main In all stories is tp be acturatr Ir you know an rmr In a ~lnry call lhe newsroom at (740) 992· 2JS~ We will thf(k your Information and moke • col1'fCtfon If wal1'8nted or I ' Eiec110ns Board Th~ Me1gs Cuunly Board nl Elec lions w11l meet Tuesday 9 am Stocks Asaoclated PrHs Writer WASHINGTON - Coogre" " gethng ready to send Pre<Jdent Clln· ton a huge spend1ng b1ll eovenng houSing. veteran.s and env~roomental programs as lawmakers con11nue the~r rush to limsh the years legJSia uve work by thts weekiind The Senale seemed ready to approve Ihe $93 4 b•lhon measure today and Clmton wa.s expected 10 <~gn 11 But Its congressiOnal approval would mark only the SJXIh of the 13 annual spendmg b11is for fiscal 1999, wh1ch started Oct I, 1hatleg1slators have sent to the Whne House And Clinton was p01sed to veto one or them a $60b1lhon agnculture measure lhal Cllnlon says needs $3 billion more for emergency a1d for farmers hun by fallmg crop pnces Wnh a stopgap bill temporanly keepmg agenc1es anoat exp1nng Fn day mghl Republican leaders were frantically try•ng to resolve dozens of d•spules wnh the admmiStrauon The1r goal wa.s to av01d tnggenng a loud budget lighl wllh Clinton that produces a par11al federal shutdown some1h1ng GOP leaders believe would only hun the1r <hances at mak mg b•g gams m the Nov 3 elecuons Whne House ch1cf of staff Ersk 10e Bowles spent 90 mmutes diScussmg a dozen maJor diSputes w11h House Speaker Newt Gin!!rtch RGa and Senate MaJnnty Leader Trent Loll R-MISs Issues the leaders are cons1dermg mdude a GOP effor1 to cut oversea.' latmly plannmg atd, and Clinton s dome to use se~ en11fic sampling to help make the 2000 census more accurate r I thmk we made some rea.sonable progre» ' Bowles sa1d On Wednesday the House deali at lea.'l a temporary VICtory to conserv auves by approvmg another spendmg bill afler droppmg language 1hat local News in Brief: Pomeroy firefighters respond to blazes would have helped federal workers get prescnpuon contraceptives The $27 b1lhon measure for the Treasury Dcpanment and •maller agenc1es was approved 290- I37 In lhe key vote moments earlier law makers voted 226 202 to reJect a Dcmocrauc elTon to rev1vc the con lraceptiOn prOVISIOn Looktng to approve a bill that the House voted agamst even debaung last week Repubhcans"also ehm1 nared two other contenuous llem!i One would have made 11 eas1er for 40 000 Hmllan •mm•grant• to become permanent U S residents The othtr m effect would have permuted the hnng of Federal Election CommJS SJon general counsel Lawrence Noble who has pushed carnpa1gn Jaw mvesugauons 1nto pro Republican organtzallons The mea.,ure was expected to rece1ve Senate approval and Clinton 's SJgnat"re But Democrat- sa1d they believed Cll nton would 1ns1SI on puumg the comracept1ve, proVISIOn - wh1ch would have affected I 2 million women ol ch1ld l:l<!anng age - min a tmal package of spcndmg measures for 1he new fiscal year thai Producers Livestock Market report from Gallipolis for sales conducted on Wednesday October 7 Feeder Cattle 200 300# St $63-77, Hf $59 $68 300-400# St $64-$73 Hf $53-$64 500 650# St $60 66 Hf $54 $63 650-800# St $57-$66. Hf $54-$60 Well Muscled/Fleshed $28-$35 MedJum!Average $25-$27. Thm/L1ght $2 I -$24, Bulls $32- plete thiS weekend ( Elsewhere m the Capnol • The House approved JegJslaliOn giVIng slightly more money to 1n1el llgence agenCJes helpmg Jaw enlorcemenl agenc1es get Wiretaps and renammg CIA .btadquarters 1n Langley Va after former PreSident Bush The vote was 337 83 Senate pa."age >S s11 II needed • By 302 I 23 the House reJecled a huge b1ll that would have added some lands 10 nauonal parks but wh~eh also contamed what cnuc• smd were anti--environmental RfOVISIOns such as allowmg more 11 mber to 1:1<! removed Irom lederal lands $39 Back To The Farms Cow/Calf Pa~rs $350 480. Bred Cows $250-$460, Baby Calves $20, GoaL' $28 Spec1al feeder calf sale Moilday, Oct 19 7 p m October 5 sale results Steers averaged $71 cwt and he1fers $61 For frte on-farm VISIIS please call 614 446 9696 EMS units log eight calls Un1ts of the Me>gs County Emergency Med1cal Serv1"e recorded e1ght calls for a."JSiance Wednesday Umls n:spondmg mduded CENTRAL DISPATCH 4 4 I a m • E.1gle R1dge Road Chester Bonme Walker Velerans Memonal Huspnal 10 46 am Rockspnng.s Rehab1l 1ta11on Cenler Pomeroy Ruth McElroy VMH. 140 p m F11ih Street Syracuse Mmdy L,\uderm•lt VMH Syracuse squad usststed I0 21 p m Page Str~el Mtddle- Hospital news Veterans Memortal Thursd.ly adm1ss1ons - Bonme ~ Walker Rac1ne Thursday diScharges - Albert Roush Holzer Med1cal Center Discharges Oct 7 - Wilma Sm1th N~ey B,<>, Mrs H.1ze Wnod,Jrd and d,tughter Mrs Chn,to pher Ol1ver and d,JUghler Amand 1 Dowell Kenh N.1nce Borths - Mr und Mrs D Jn~el Hall son Pomeroy Mr and Mr' Randy WISe daughter M1ddleport (Pubhshed wtlh permissiOn) Actions to end marriages filed The lollowmg act1on, to end mar nage were liled recently 1n Ihe oll1ce of Me1gs County Cl<rk nl Cour1s Lar ry Spencer DJSsoluuon' ,JSkeu - J,1ck1e Cre means Rulland .1nd J,tmes Cre means Rutlanu O.t 6 L1 nda K McKmney Pomeroy ,tnd Bnan Scoll McKmney Rutl,md Oct 5 DJSsoluil<>n ~ramed - K1mberly Spurlock and W•lham Spurlock Oct 6 The lollowmg couples were ISsued mumage licenses recenily •n the Me1gs County Probate c;ourt ot Judge Robert Bu<k James Lee Gar nos Jr 28 Pomeroy and Kenda Reynolds 20 Middleport Em Shown Lawson 24 PleasantVIlle and Susan Lyn Cottenll 20, Albany No '"Junes were reponed followmg two fires exllngtJIShed by the Pomeroy Volunteer F~re Depanment Wednesday The depanment first re•ponded 10 Ebenezer Street where some children playmg staned a fire tn an outbUJidmg owned by Sherman M•lls reponed F1re Ch1ef Danny Z1rkle No damage wa' reponed At 8 40 p m firefighle" responded to Cha.-.e Road near Snowville wllere a bam owned by Wayne Chase caught fire alter 11 wa' apparently struck by llghtnmg Z~rkle 'a1d The barn wa.' de,lroyed 1n the blaze he sa1d Vandalisms reported to sheriff Dcput~es took complamt< Tuesday mght from the 11tar1 Falls area concemmg early Hallowecners Lmda Bumem reporttd <Omeone threw a whole ear of com and broke out a wmdow on the enclosed porch accordmg lo Me1g< County Shenff James M SouJ,by Last year she reponed the w1ndow gla.« m the storm storm door was broken out StverJI other people called concernmg damage done wnh their veh• cle< were struck by whole ears ot com as the) were traveling on State Route 338 1n10 l11ar1 Falls In additiOn on Wednesday depulles took a report from John Ketchka Cherry R1dge Road who reponed someone shot h1s bam wnh several pmk paml balls somellme dunng the day Cheer teams accepting new members The 199R nauonal champwn All Stars Unhmned cheerleader teams m Gallipolis are now accepting new meml:l<!rs for the upcom1ng 199H 99 competition stal\on There arc four teams available lor cheerleaders m grades I 12 For more mforma11on call Be.ky Rothgeb at 740 446 Y601 The deadhne " Oct 17 congressJon.tl leaders hope: to com Gallipolis livestock auction results Marriage licenses .S 1n~ S6 :'i't W~.:cb _ R1lts Ott1sldt~tl~ 11 Wc~.:kll Oh yes ttmt one 1s ~.:omm£ ton A numhl: r ol un mnoun<.:cd GOP prcs1 dcnu,JI c,mdJdatcs mdudmg Jamol¥, hope lui Lmnar Alexander ,~ellvJSt G.try Bauer Sen John w,JS .JSkcd on C SPAN recently •I he Ashcwli R Mo mag<~Zmc puh)IS~c~ had ever had an afl .ur nutSJdc nl mar Stc\c.:: Fnrhcs ,md Gov George Bush nage Nn I haven I he quiCkly R lcxas uc pushmg lhc fll<l)l.lrllij) "'plied t:h.lstlly • ~Mte Prohlcm 1~ to he u1m... A few days ago South Carolma' plctcly honest on the mallcr tlfcy Rcpuhhcan GovcrmN" Dav1d Beasley would have to rctroaf.;Uvcly denounce called a press conlerencc In deny 2 a lew olthc1r heroes year old allegatiOns or an cxtromantal HIStory notes that Mr and Mrs Pal alla~r Seated hcSJdc h1m were hiS Robertson had a ncwhum sun a mcl'l! pregnant w1lc Mary Woxld Beasley 10 weeks .liter they mamcd and Mrs the lonncr press 'ecretary he "alleged Nancy Rcag.m gave h1rth to a child to have been mvolvcd wuh Gtnny hvc month' <.~Iter she ~tnd Ron were Wolfe and Wolfe s hushand Mary wed Wood and I love ca~h other dcatly Joseph Spear Is a syndical~ Bca.•lcy smd We both huvc been wnter for Newspaper Enlerpn~e , 1 fa1thlul to one another 100 percent ASSOC!fllon • Teachers to meet The Me•gs Retired Teachers will have a meeung Oct I7 al noon A representative ol the AARP will speak on consumer protection For reservations ,,,II 985 1H90 or 147 1723 or 742 2141 • $lOri (X) Nu ~ut'IS~.:rtl'liOM by mo I permmcd 111 aru!l where ht1me cMr cr sCI"''tCC l't r.:adablc I muld go on. hut I m runmng nut a) diSclosure • .. Drnly. '\5 Ccnb SubM:ni'H:n; nul i.lcs r ng to pay the camcr may rcm1110 ad¥ ann: Lilted to 1\10\D•ily Sent mel on a .thua.: m: ur 12 nlJORih baiJ.,. CrtUtl Will he S vcn c:~rrtcr each week I Mrs Beasley added David and I have a wonderful lanhful Chnst ccn tcred mam age When the news con lcrencc ended the lour part1c1pan1s got up and emhraccd 1n a group hug SUilSCRIPTION RATt.~ By C1rritr or Mulor Route One M1 nth On~;: Gary Mueller who IS runmng lor tbc House scat held hy Rep Ger,tld Weller Signed an ,JilldUVII of mlegnty In wh~<h he Jormally swore be had never had an .Jduhemus all,ur h,l() never had .1 homosexual cn~.:ounter had never lclony had never ,1huscd hiS w1lc or children and had never cxpenmcntcd w11h 1llegal drugs He d1d 11 because 1\s.s 'ICIIoltl\111 Send tt.klrc L~ cnrr~~.:lldi'L~ 10 l'hc ScntLnd II t Court Sl Pum~roy Ohio Mee11ng postponed The Pomerny Vlll.1ge Coune~J meeung scheduled lor Oct 19 will I:!<! postponed until O.t 21 7 p m due 10 the Holhst~r/Strtckl.tnd dehate ~~~IIIIIUislcr • By The Associated Press r Inc ............... ,.,. President Clinton's tactics may backfire·· ' More- " 1 .. :.:::.::::::~::=. Ponlmouth:..7 48'/65' - ' • 31ls us JUsl the w1lhngncss In do lhc thmgs nccc"ary to end the ahUSIVC praciiCCs <lied m Amnesty lntema ' uonal s report By Morton Kondracke ' KY Cl199il AccuWeather ahllny In make thmgs hcuer 'The Amcm:.m dcmner.u..: y has a tremendous capaclly 10 heal llscll We 1 '' • Wh.u dJsllngUish\,; s us I rum manY. ol other t.argels nl Amnesty lntcma" Ilona! s human nghts reports Is oUr don / ~ this ahUSI\1,; hdi<J\IOT IS targctCaJo largdy <.~t llll.:mhcr... ol ~..:crtam r.~t: m( .tnc.l cthm<.: groups - .1s uftcn S(cmS to he the <.:.L.....:: 1n llus u1untry - It sug: ge"its the cXIsknl:C tll .1 system~~.: pmfl... lem th.1t h.1s hccn allowed to lester E'~" hclorf,; Amnesty Ink malton .1llumcU 1ts mentum on this n.uum s To RA'TIOHALl'l:E MO~ LAPSES,!'tess To 9LAME 'TilE MEt>IA, PP:ESS FO UliL. conditions, IOW/11 ByALANFRAM ourselves"-' ahovc thiS kmd of ~hav101: that we arc reluctant to look at .. sccunly fuflcs of forc1gn govern thmg• thai happen here at home and mcms w1th monstrous human nghts thmk ol them a.s human n~hls ahus rc~.:unl!\ cs • Smuh says nl the rcpnn The ulumat~.: lc!\l of a nat1on s In other wnnls we rc m dcn1al grc<.~tnc!\s 1s nol lhc m1ght nl ns .tnny Dcmal ahuul the cxlcnl nl our domes "' II< 1nllu~n<c 10 ""rid ~ffan·s hut 11.: human nghts pruhkm 1\nd 10 the Llct!n.~ to whu.:h n protects the hasu.: lrccUnms and nghts ol 1ts JX;<);_ pic • Pulice hrutalny tramples upmf these ll'l!cdnnJS .md nghts And wiJ"'). 'I'Oo 111'\IE REI'ot~£D ThE CI"FICE OF C:ON(,I!ES<SIONAL SIH Al-II> REI>EMI1T10N TD CDMFaS JIIIOIVIL. LAP$ES,'f'IIEH OlliE. the w 'Y the.: 2000 u:n ~; u.., '" to he <.:ondu~.:tcd s<.:onng a VH:tory l.:bt week when the That h.ts kd to \t:hlllli~.:Jls t~a 1n:-.1 seven nl thcnmc appropnatums htlh; v1dco got played Dcmo.rals Sighed stllltn he ~.:nmplcH:ll hy Conrrcs"' At lc,\sl h\C nl them will he lumped with rdu::l and IUrned then ~.:trcular tog-~.:thc.:r mto llnl gtmt tppmpt Ill tons me tsUIC It w1ll ha\C to he 1.1slmmcd lmng squad lnl<l an assault lmc w1th t,;ntnpHHnlsl.:s 111111 1hh: L:nnugh tq RcpuhiH.:ans to get the measure while Rcpuhhcans looked dJSadv.Jn p.ass-.:J wh1k 1\nuJm:- pollll ' on whu.:h Clinton has thrc,Hencd \Cines tagcd 1m1d at:~.:"'usatlons the} were Only nne •PP'"P"al••n "'" wmplctcd wh~n the hudg,,l )c.u hcg,tn on 1.11lroadmg Clmton tow 1rd Od , I }\... n Cnn.!l\:"is LXI~..:nd~.:U thl lk.1JIIn~.: lo1 nnlc Ua\1 f-11 nnpc H.:hmcnt .. .J ' untilmttlmuht .. d I) But wa1t Then! "a <.:ountcr hul:k Thi.! R~.:puhlu.: Ill Hou .. ~. : tl 'o pl1nl\ lo \otc tlu" week on .1 lull llllflC.u.:h· ),Jsh lhi' week Flymg h1gh on the nu.: nt J0\~.:-.11!! II ton ul C lmton Ill th~..: l~.:wm sky .ill \II .uul pll!-iSihly oth1.:1 h ISIS nl la\l>r,Jhlc polls and GOP potnt' with puhll ~.: hllrlO.!" lll~.:r th~.: Nm 1 dcllums mls,leps 1hc White House has Ag un .. t th 11 1~~.:nd 1 Clmtt1n ' ' 1htl h1 ' own t:~.:ntCI\.:d on th~.: .. p~.:nUtng lno:s~.:d ttl td< dog hmc s C.1rvlllc on d~.:h.lks Tm1~.: ' ' t unnm~ .. holt h~.: s 11U Congr~.:-.-. h.t, 1mpo1t.tlll work House Sp<akcr Newt Gmgnch (R w do P•..., . . tht.: ncn"s tr\ 'p~.: ndm!! hills lo k1,: ~,;p tht.: gm~.:rnmcnt 1unnu11.! G 1 ) and nJ dl\ tdcd Dcmonats O\ICI And on hl!'i h.: Im... V.Jth mnH.. mnn~.: v fur ~.:dm:.llum w1th lpp10fll1 tllons <.: unpa1gn money lor 101crnattnn illcmhne m thC \\OriU u:onoma~.: lflsls .md Without p'rm1 CIT\ tiles ded trllton ol w.n ' sums th.lt ~ul~.:mnonmcnltl ['llllt;t.:IHm poiKI..:\0 ......on G1ngrH:h .H.~.:ompaml.:d hy Thes~.: an.: the pnolllh.: s olth~.; Am.::lll: In (l'.!O(lk Clmton s.uJ He sauJ cX.IH.:me tnd manurut<.: perso nal h1!'i ar..: powedul Issues 111 "illr"- l:Oilll hi to th~.: e\ id~.:nt fliiOfiiH.: s nl thf.; .111,\Cks • Is clear)) pail ol ,J While Rcpuhhc,1ns ' House cllort tn cncrg1zc the Demo Meanmg prcsum1hl) th..: \\Old kit un ... pokf,;n <.:I.IIK has~.: to turn nut on Nov ~and Impeachment k~.:ep GOP ekf.;llon gaan' to n mm1 EDITOR'S NOTEt- Walter R Mears, voce P""Sident and colum· nisi for The Assocmted Press. has reporled on Washm~lon and national pohlics ror mo..., than 111 vears AccuWea1h8f'l forecast for The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Death Notice Clayton Howell Claylon Howell, ~H ot Canton formerly o( the Pugev11le urea d1ed Wednesday Oct 7 199H at the Mercy Hospnalm Canton Fnends may call at the B1gony Jordan Funeral Home Albany from 7 9 p m Fnday Serv1ces w1ll be held at II am Ohio's 'motor voter' program impacts on registration drive COLUMBUS (API The motor voter prOgram has ,,)reudy been so successful that ele<llons ottic>als pred1.:t no great gams lrom Oh1o s recently ended voter reg1stra· reg1slrat1on appears tn h,tve peaked Allison s,ud The Nauonal Voter RegJStralu>n Acto! 1991 commonly knuwn us the mmor voter Jaw allow' people In vot~r t1on dnve r~g1ster The Oh1o secretary ol <late s oftice sa1d Wednesday thalli appears the number ol ellg1ble voters 111 the slate Will ''"Y around 7 I m>lhon the current record total We may go above 7 I m•lilon but I wouldn ie<pcol we an: gomg to go drastically above thai sa1d Jon A Ill son spokesman lor the se<retary of stale S1n.e Oh1u s mmor voter program went mto place •n 1995 Oh1o dnver s license applymg tor wei tare or d1Sab1hly bene his or by mall In Oh1o Ia.<! year ~mer regJSimtmn surpassed the prev1uus h1gh of ~ H7 m1lhon set 10 1996 In November 1995 the stale had 6 4 nulhon regiS- to vote wh1le n:newang thc:1r tered voters pori Tabaiha Ohler VMH MIDDLEPORT 9 57 am volunteer lire deparlmem to St,ne Route 7 and Leadmg Creek Road brush tire no InJunes reported POM£ROV Y04 a m Mechamc Streel Luem da Hud son VMH Central DiSpatch squad asststed 4 I0 p m VFD to Ebenezer Str<el outbulldmg lire al Sherman M11ls res1den~e no IOJUnes reported X40 p m VFD and squad lo Chase Road b.~rn lire al Wayne Chase property no IOJUnes reponed Growing industry (Conttnued from Page 1) clt!vdle suggl.!,ts the lollow1ng pomt ers lor the growth ol g1an1 pumpk1ns W~ed1ng Hand-w~edmg • IS rarely U problem and hoe1ng .,; m gen erally do the JOb when comb1ned wnh the use ol plasuc mulches unul the v1nes L:over the ground • Young plants musl be protected from the w1nd Snow lences hurl1p ,md soli covenn.! ol v1nes will help prolecl trnm w1n~s lhrnug~ Iale June and w1ll promote secondMy rom development • Planllng slles should be 1\\l,ued to redUI•.:e lnM!CI mtestalion <.~nd dt"' ed~s • Be<ause ul the we and fast gmwrh ol pumpkms tramJng vtnl!s and mot prunmg as Important to pre vent stem hre.tkage ancJ "'Pii!IIOJ When the pumpkm " h,<sketbull'"ed the v1ne should he curved RO to 90 degrees away lrom lhe lruu fhe vme -.; houlll tlso he curvl!d b.tl:k !4.cquisitionsv:rine Jewe fry (Diamond Sale! Over $2,000,000 in Diamonds- Sold! LGrge Shipment Just Reteived Check Our Qunlit~ nnd Price Before You Bu~ An~where! From Yi1> Carat to 2 Carat Solitaires .Jhoutthree leet Irom the lru111n the l!l!/ler tl ~_hrectmn 11 Wd'\ hem.lt:U ..tllowtn£ the vme tn move ea-.;1ly upwi.lrd a" tht: pu111pk1n grows ALL SIZES ON SALE P111npk1ns long"' ,h,lpe tend to push the vme tnrw mJ result me 1n <.1 k1nk II lh<s happens shde the pumpkm buck tour tnll ve m~.:he' U!'iU ally ne~.: ess "Y when the pumpkin reache, approxunatdy liKI pound' • Pumpk1n' 'hould h< proieL ted lrom dm!~.: l sunltght hy shude m .lll~ th ~ u"e nt a nl buliap or uther hghl Wt!I.J.hl matenal SAVE 30%•50% HUGE SELECTION • SOLITAIRES • CLUSTERS • EARRINGS • PENDANTS ' •From Mfg Sugg Retail News Departments Tho mala number Is HlllSS O.part ment nteasaons are General Managtr.:...................... .En 1101 Nrw• Ext ONE EVENING SHOW 7 00 STARTING FRIDAY CAMERON DIAZ GARY SHANDING, MATT DILLON IN THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY• or Est. Other Services 1104 1103 ONE EVENING SHOW 7 30 WED BARGAIN NIGHT ALL SEATS $2 00 POMEROY Near Pomeroy Mason Bridge 992·2588 VINTON Gellla County Display Yard 155 Main St 388-8603 .9l.cquisitions :Fine Jewe[ry TWO LOCATIONS 151 2nd Ave, Gallipolis 446-2842 91 Mill St , Middleport 992-6250 liiiZJ. Expert Jewelry Repair �• . ' Page 4 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ;Thursday, October 8, 1998 Thursday,Ckrtober8,1~ .' • hww Jordan '\ilid he won., make his decision until the end of the NBA · lockout. which has already ·wiped out the preseason ~hedule and could de Ia}'· the start of the regular season. But he bru:ked away from previous statements that he woui,Jn't play for any coach but Phil Jackson. who THERE IT GOES! - The San Diego Padres' Ken Caminiti watch· lefi the Bulls after they won their e1 his game-winning homer In the 1Oth Inning against the host Atlanta siKih title in eight years. Braves in the National league Championship Series opener, In which Jordan told the Trihunc 11 would the Padres won 3·2. (AP.) be u challenge to wi~ a title wtlh a new co~ch "For me. if there's no challenge. 1 don' t want to play," Jordan said. "But the Cutch-22 for me il that I don't want people r.aying 1came back when I sh.ouldn't huve or I stayed too long." Jordan. 35. said he is "completely healthy. and the Jove I ha\'e for h."keth.1ll. for the challenge of it. is still there for me." . Since the Bulls won their siKth .. title in June and Jackson dectded not By BEN WALKER lu1 " "·,· ""d Hollman. succe"fui J d Ji' I h' 1 d ATLANTA (A PI - Ken C umni - on 51 nf 54 s:~ve chances in there£ - -- toh \Chturn. olrda.n us strbongky 'th10 e . . •• • . 1 <~I e wou n t come ac · er t!r. tJ e.trneJ t lw~ ... ave for the Sotn D~t:go _ ul ar '11\!~l ,o n Blll 11 s not hang fnr any· But he to id the· ., · .. ,,., 1mue he ·1~11 -1 Pm.l re' hnLh to hang th ~: u hL'i.ld ' ahoul d h , · · . . oppo'e to p1aymg 1or new coac On J lnng mg.ht when Trt:\C ~r l. 1;;tc nh.:rg. ~~ ron~1~ . t.lld not NL Championship Series begins ·Caminiti's clutch HR helps Padres defeat Braves 3-2 J. J f,J..,tbullthat Curmnlli htl n•.t.' r th t: rr: ntt r-licld lenl'e ' I <I I lacked him Wllh my ' ll cn~t h ." Lq; h:nbcrg "idJc.l "Sometlllll.'' you ~e t them. Sometimes you Hnlllll.tn eould not dosr nut the Atl.mta Rr:n'e' 1!1 the ninth in111nl:l. C•ll\11111 1 rrcl\'ICkd rdt ef ol hts (111' 11 He homerl.'c.lmthc lOth Wec::!ne,J ay nit;ht and gJve tht: PJd~L! "i :1 3-2 \V in in Game I of the NL ch•mpton sh•r seflt:"' " Th~ P.tdrc . , h:t\'t: not l o~ t '' g.11nc Ill wh1 ch they h:c.J af"ler e 1g ht 11mrng' ''"ce July 24 . 1996. Thank ' " ' Camrni11. thut . ; trcak '"lit!II all v~.:. " I know Tre vor 1' kad111 g humcll rt:!! I CI th l.' d'"''<." Cu n11n~t i h1 t th!.!' four1h po~.,t..,ca~on Tom Fears of the Rams set a record with 18 pailS receptions in a 1950 game against Oree!' Buy. l.:1 rcc r. hdping him Paul Hornung\ record 176 points 1 ,t!Onl' fn1: laJl1n g 10 c.• nmc up with u· .'t forGreen Bay in 1960 resulted from h ·l th~<m that klthe Btal'es tic it in IS touchdowns. 15 neid goals and 41 thl! n1ilth · con\'ersion!-.. " I wa-. "-CC IIl1:! the bull good . My hnma ol hi -. ., nl1ttlt! bat h~c ; tu!-.e he \ h.ml on him· tnlllll!; w a ... he had. And I felt good. " self." CaaHnall . . ali..f. s.ltd · It " .t .. hig." C ;1m1m(J l'llllllCC ted '' tlh one nul Hol lman could not e\'cn do"ic out 1.;off K~rry Ligten,t"tt:rg. rn;t~in~ hrm th-.· 'I li e gome W11h two out" in th~ lOth. lah?. . t an,, llmg lli1c ol B, ,, ,·c-. l ciJ L' ' • h.: "'.tlkl·d p11 cher Tom G!it\'lllC ers 10. g1\'C up ;1 ha g h11 rn thl.' pn o., l- Jllnc h hrttin g hec,1me the Rr:tvl!s ran . .ea"nn ou t of po ... Jlton pi;J}'CI'"i_- and Donne Pitching lig.ur cd 10 dl'.ct dc th r' Vv:dl Je ll t>\L' t..l scncs. and ' tmt~ r -. And y A... hhy or W.dl. wlm h.•d only one "a\ e thi~ S"n Dicl'o .10d John Smolll of '""'o n. wa H,cd Chipper lone' before Atlanta kept the "-L'Ilrc .11 l-a ll t h 1nu ~ h rctrJtn g Andre -. G,ii;.Jrnlg.J nn a ll'llll the sel'cnth. The hullpen<. llH II•~ h . lly to cente r fteld . were not ...o stellar ''A lo,.., rs :tlnli".'' Bni\'CS nmnager "We hnth <lidn 'tloo• gniHI.th.tt \ (Sec NLCS on Poge 5) News Hotline News Hotline . News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline By CHRIS SHERIDAN NEW YORK (AP) - 1~ there any hope for saving the start of the NBA' ~ regular ~ason '! Buck at tbe bargaining table for only tbe ~ond time in almost 3 In months. owners and playen might lind oul tbe answer today. Talks were set to resume at a midtown Manhauan hotel. and bolh sides were extremely pessimistic that any pro~ress would be made to avoid the first canceled games because of ·a labor impa.•se in league history. " We' re not comtng with any- Tim Aoyd or for an organization still run by generol manager Jerry Krouo;e, who i"n'l one of Jordan·s The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 ·Pessimism rules both sides as NBA labor talks resume today MJ keeps . ptions open abou · staying or leaving Bulls CH ICAOO I AP) - Michael Jordan stili hasn't decided whether to retum•to the Chicago Bulls. '' What's mo<l important right now is for me to see where tbe leagut h going. then look deep inside myself In nmkt a clear-cut deci11iitOn. So for now I'm keeping my options open." Jnrd01n ~aid in today·~ Cluca~to Tri- Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio r~vorite'\. ·· I played wilh Jerry there the last li\·e nr ~•x season ... amJ "'e\·e been · succe"fui." Jordan said. " I don 'tlike it . But that 's not going to be my final deciding factor... Jordan said he think' Jachon m1ght return to coach him. but he acknowledged~hatthe odds of larkson coaching tbe Bulls this se:tson are· "probably :t million to one." Jordan had nothing critic:tlto "'Y about Floyd. the former Iowa State coach he:tnd Jackson referred·to la•t· ,.,,,son as "Pink" Floyd. "I don't fgult him. I fault Jerr~ Krause for dri\'ing Jackson away." Jordan 'aid. Floyd s;ud Bulls chmrman Jerry Reinsdorf -recently told him he still plu~s to <lo his best to sign Jordan agam ,\ intran•igeot po<ition in which they are not inclined to re•pond to anythmg other than what they are demanding. It's not going to be a concession deal whert they make demands and we concede." The owners and players have onl y / couple of days to come up with a deal that will <ave an H2-gume ,eoson. and such a breakthrough 'eem< unlik ely W'tlh the sides far upan on the main economic issues. The regular season is scheduled to begin Nov 3, Commissioner David Stem and the owners claim a' many"' half ol "We' r< ready to 'it there and talk I don't thmk he would say that the them are l<hing money. and the all day and ail night und'maybe some- leagut a,, a whole is doing bad." league a"i a whol e: j, much less pmf- one will come up with something." Gmn ik sutd the owners would itable than it wa., ju\1 a few yea" ago. GrJnik '-Jid. " Often that' s how it hapreject any unt on propo•al to play the The ownero. are ~(kin£ a ~ystem pen,. bull have no reason to be optiupcommg >ea,on under the old operwith m sl cenainty, looking to gmd- mistic.·· aung system. uaily roil back the amount of re)'enue The enltr~ exhibilion schedule devoted to player sal•ries from 57 ha< already been canceled. " Billy su ggested that two weeks percent to 48 perc<nl. " We feel that the NBA is mak ing ago, and we told him he couldn't~­ The playel'o have offered some a lot of money. Ev~ rybody. for the sibly be senou-."' Gr"n1k sutd. "The concev.. ions. but are unwillln n to mo.t part. is doing fmanciully OK ,'' whole po1n1 of where we are is that " up umon president Patrick Ewing said . we can 't hve under the old deal accept a "hard" salary cup or give the "larry Bird exception" th at "So we don't see why the y had to even ror one more year or one more allows team' to exceed the ~aiary cap lock us out. If you a,,ked Dav id Stem. day. it \ out of the que, tion." to retain their own free agents. . Red Wings to begin ·q-u est for third straight' NHL title Saturday By KEN RAPPOPOI;1T AP Hockey Writer Can the Detroit Re<l Wings threepeat? When the regular NHL season opens this weeken<l. the Red Wmgs will begin going . afler their thtrd straight Stanley Cup. Only three oth er franchise" in the league huye won a.< many us three in _a row, the last the , ·- . . ..~ '·' ,, ~. Former Indians announcer hurt in traffic accid.e nt NEW PHILADELPHIA. Ohio Former Cleveland Indian~ broadcaster Herb Score was hospitalized following an early morning traffic accident in which hts car collided with a tractor-tr:tiler. Score. a former Indians pitcher who went on to call Cle\'eland g:tmes for 34 years. sustained hip :md he,ad injuries in the crash. smd Car~y Gardner. a spokesman for Union Hospital in Dover. There was no initial word on the severity Score's injuries Gardner said Score was transferred 10 Aull· man Hospit:tl in C•nton hut he had not yet been aumiued there The cru'h happened about 6:30 a.m. at an intersection in this city about XO miles south or Clevclan<l. New Phlludelpluu Fire Dfpamnent Capt.' )ohn Duug_herly satd. · A disputcher at the local Stme Highway Patrol Jll"l had no details of the cra,h. but Score was apparently alone jn .hts cur. The dri\'cr o( Ihe tnu:k. whose identity w:.1s not immediately released. wns being treute<l at Union Hospital. Score. 65. retired frnm the broadcast hooth allhe end of last se:tson. thing." NBA deputy commi<sioner Ru.s Granik said, "We' re wm ting to·· hear whatthey have to <ay. So I don't , know what to expect." 'f'lt la.<l formal bargaining ses<ion wa• held Aug. 6. and owners wal ked out of the room after hearing 1he players' proposal. Union director Billy Hunter '"id hi s <ide. too. will not be comin g with any new ,'Oncessions. "We' re prepared to addre.s thetr concern,, we reall y are." Hunter said. " Bul I'm not going 10 bid against my<el f. They hu~e taken an ~" p.,. " / ... \ I .,~,~, •• New York isl anders. who w9n lour ot a hand lui of 1.;:;-ms that have ureal Rangers. Tampa Bay at Florida and good chance of winning. Hopefully San Jose vs. Calgary at Tokyo. \lraight from 19RO-N3. The Red Wings will prelly much · Some preuy £ood teams have the team tmproves a< the sea.son goes missed winntn£ three i;tra1 ght. includ- along, that we gel the good breaks return the same team thm won their ... semnd straight Cup and the ninth in ing the Edmonton Otlers or the and everyJxx!y plays well." The Red Wings open their season team history with a four-game sweep 1980.. who won fi>e ~ups in seven on the road Saturday night. playing at of the Washing ton Capitals last years. " ) think we're 1n the same boat Toronto in one of 12 games The spring. "IIt's the) ••me thing us last that we were last seaso n." defense- , NHL season starts Friday night with man Larry Murphy satd . "We ' re OQe Philadelphia at the New York year." forward Darren McCarty 'aid "It's too e ~rly IO tell. But we feel The Red Wing s still have a way to really conli<lenl in our team . go to match 1he Montreal Canadiens " We lo't Bob Rouse t who signed teams th at won a recnrcJ five ~tm1ght with S.tn Jose) and Sluvu (Fetisuv. from 1956760. Like the ),landers.the who retired). but we picked up Canad1ens also had u four-year run (detensemun) Uwe Krupp twho from 1976-79. !>~I£ ned as a f~~ a g~nl) and we' re Just · The Tmonl~ Mapk Leafs won as g(Mxl. if not better. on defen ~e . So. three 'tlratght m Lhlfc:rl':'nt decades th~re·s no reason why w~ l'an t 1947-49 and 1962- rH . repeat . . (See OPENERS on Page 6) )lL. #)/~)'()f1~••• I_C_o_m_in_ue_d_~_o_m_P~ug~·e_4_)~----------------------~----------------------------------------~--~----------------- ,, .......... .. J of dumhiuunded." Knohlauch s;u<l can go home and feel lik e you did Wednesdayaflertheln<li"n'' 4-1. 12- something ." said Frym:~n . who got tnlllllg I'ICtory m·er New York. which his lir~a !o\UCfilice in IWC' ye ,lf"- "It .... as a gre.11 win to me. I dnn't c ~1re tu~d lhc Amem:m1 Leugue chumpthow I w1n . as long as you w1n ." onship scrie ... at a game apiece .. Jim Thome had singled off Jeff Yankees fans. :mg~ at his noNelson. l~e eventual! loser. lc.>ding nil' brainer. had a hur.,.hcr a~'itssmcnt. · booing him loudly when he came to the I ~Ill. Cleveland '< litst runnel "m<.:c Omar Vi zqurltripl ~d with one · .the pl:llc in the hnuom half. out in th~ eighth. Wilson ran lor "llh>e~hcud,'' screamed thelronl. ·. page he.tdline in today\ New York Thome. :mel Frym:m ' en1 a hunt up the Iir,t -ha'c 1i ne to M~u tin~.:z . 1 Post. "I didn't hal'e much room tn rc:~I ­ "Chuck Brumlauch," :llldcd the Jy work with." Martinez said. "1l1c back page. . At Y:mkec St,tdium, it seems \he ball'"" hunied tight ncKI U> the line. .:;,ild is the norm <luring Oc·tober. And I was 1ry111g w sneak 11 m there.'.' Knoblauch had come m·er f10m , ~ this time. the Indian-. were the bene· } iiciary. nuppy In head home In )aeons sccund \o ta•c the throw and the hail slrlll:k Fryman. clearly runnin g in fair Field without a pair of lns.cs. " You come intq New York. you ·. territory. m the back . Wilson kept come uw.1y with d split. I think you ~o'"l' · nearly tripptng (1imsclf up as (AP) - PROTESTED PLAY- The Cleveland Indians' Travis Fryman Is 1afe ' at_first base as the baseball tails between him and New York second baseman Chuck Knoblauch in the 12th Inning of Game 2 oftheAmer· lean League Championship Series Wednesday night In Yankee Sta· dlum, where the Indians went on to win 4· 1. Knoblauch protested that Fryman ran out oflhe baseline on the play. (AP) Interference no-call sparks Indians Tribe tops Yanke.e s 4-1 in' 12 innings "NL.CS.•. ge-t umpir~s to call interference on Tra\'is Frym~m. , Knnhlauch pomtcd nnd pointed, Series hut the c:tll never cnn1e. And all the while. the hall sal on the mliehlliirl ' By PIONALD BLUM lor ail 111 sec. NEW YORK (APl - Chuck By the 11mc Knnbl:utch iinally Knohi:Hich will nc,· e~li1·e' thl' down if Clel'cland wind' up ending the p~.:ked up tlje hail and threw 11. Wilson w~1!>1 Jlopping into home ph1tr! N!!w Ynr~ Y.m~ccs' season. ' As EnJJque Wil~nn 'iWJrk(t :tnlund wtth the p1-ahcad run. " I'm pretty shn<kc<l .. .. 1was k1nd the b:"l!s like a lllrnado. Knnhlauch (See PI.A\'OFFS on Pa~e 5) ~ept p0101111g_ :ll nrloit tl;Jse, tryinJ:l!O AL Championship Iton." '"'.d Evans. who whtche<l the play from right field. ")s it a throw that would have retired him.lmd how close i' he to the base' He has the right to be in fair territory that close to the bnse." That's differenllh:m section 7.09 (k) of the Ofnci:tl Playmg, Rule s. which o.;tale~: "A runner i~ required 10 h•ve both feet within the three-foot lane or on ,the lines marki~g the sn<llchc<.l a win from Baltimore when the 1_2-year-old Maier caught Derek Jeter\ lly before right lielder Tony lara ·co could gciJt , creatmg a home run . , ; This time. it went ;tgainstth'e Yom kees . "I was a ilnle ·surprised nohody went after the ball. " said Fryman. who wound up on third. Torre clearly was dtsapp<\tntcd 10 lane .. Knoblauch. who "wu' boned lmldly Fryman clearly was on the grass .when he came up to h.u in the ~11om in fair territory. not the lane on the of the I2th mning . foul side. dunng hi ' entire route from "You have got to make the play the plate to litsl. and then go back and argue with the "I think the call cmlld h:ll'e gone umplre." ' the manager said. "But I thmk he wus just shocked that )hey either way." EV<ms suid The play will sur.ely be' deh:llcd; du.ln' t make the cqll." just like the Jeffrey Maier home run Yankees owner George Steinin 1996. That\ when the Yankees hrenner wns angry. too .. out here tn wli> ball games." Hoffman "'mO. The win wa' a good start for the underdog Padres . The lastlil'c tc.>ms to win the opene1 of the NLCS have gone on to the Wol'ld Series. Bul'Snn D1ego -.ust,Jined i.l big loss v. hen· 50-homer man Greg Vnughn limped niT tn Ihe fifth innmg hcL:ause ol a 'trainc<llcfl quadrircp, . "Not real gcx>d news on that. He could be out 3-to-4 dnys. that's the early prognosis," Pudres manager Bruce Bochy said. Game 2 will be tonight. with Braves nemesis Kedn Brown pitch'"~ agatnst Glavine. Last fail. Brown beat Atlnnta twice at Turner Field in Holiman retired Jones in a key the NLCS for Florida. • spot to end the eighth. then walked Steady rain. lightning and thunder Ry:m Klcsko with. one out in the threatened to cuuse the first minoul in the two-year history of Turner Field. ninth ." Klesko surprisingly tried to luke The bad weather might huve 'third on Jal'y Lopez's single unci left helped hol<l the crowd down to " !Ieider Ruhen Rtveru's strong throw 42. I 17 - abo111 9.000 shon of a sell out amlthe smallest in Allunta post - heat him. hut Caminiti <,lid nol cmch the h:tll and Klcskn - his nose season h~s)ory . I 992-2156 " Knohl:wch should h:tvc been aft.er it Chuck knows it ," St~inhren· ner said. " With these umpires. yvu make the pl:ty and then argue." For much of the ai'lcrnoon and · even mg . 11 was n sparkling rit chcr's duel betwocn Cleveland\ Charb Nagy ami l):t\'id Cone. D.tvid Justt ce put the lnu""" ahead with" founh-mning homer off Cone - ihc first 11rnc the Ynnl\et:s tr;11\ed this po,tsca-.on - hut Scott Brn""'' · RBI <iouhk lle<lthe 'core in the <eventh anJI chased Nagy. who had hccn working on a four-h1t shutoul . C'levdand. blown out 7-:! 1n Gmne 1- h~~d lo't a po-.tsea~on orx:ner fm the eighth str:11ght tunc Yc\ , the lnc.Ji:ms have excelled in comebacks. going tl-:2 in Gam e 2 ~ . ., (Continued from P•ge 4) · Bobby Cox said. · "We <.'a me back · against their hest reliever. We h:ul h1m in trouble every inn mg .'' Hoff[11un pitched two innings and · wound up - with the I'ICtory. The '.· !lame ended at 1·43 a.m .. pushed back hy :ttwo-hour. one-mtnute ram delay at the swn. "I'm not out he1'C! to get sa\'es: I'm r · i he headl!'c.J home w1lh g1gunt1c 'tndeli. He sprawled 11110 the plate with the go-.theud run JUst ahead nf Jorge Posada \ tag "I don't foelli~e I didn 't pl:i)' the hull out. I didn' t know, where it was." Knoblauch <ai<l . . Yankees manager Joe Torre tried to persumlc lir.,.t-ba"ie ump1r.e John Shulnd and plate umpire Ted Hendr) to ch:m£e the,call. "He was on lhe grass. It Wa"i so blatant . I don't know what to <ay," Yankee' manager Joe Torre said "It was a terri hie call." , Did the umpires muke the II£ hi "cuii''·Crew chief Jim Evans said it's 1all ;1 mattcr of interpr~.~t;ltion . "The fact that he was iiterall r ,on the ba<e or half a step from the'll~Sf · he has. the nghl to he in that posi- ,. bl0<1ched Irom colhdmg wllll Caminiti's shoulder - ·was .,:tfe . Andruw~ Jonc~. whose home run gave Atlanta the lead in the third. swung at a 3-0 pitch nnd hit a sac-rifice ny Rivera. usually Tony Gwynn's late replnl'emcnt. 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With a public vote on a stadium site les' than four weeks away. the Reds unveiled a drawin£ Wednesday nf what a Camden Yard,· like stadium would look like ne.tto the Ohio Riv • er. ··we 'ee it a., a unique gateway to the city. some.thing we can all be proud uf." 'aid John Allen. who is running the club while managing partner Marge\.Schott remains sus· pended by Major Lea£ue Basoball. ~ "We're still working on the spe- with that flavor. but don't want it to cific'liesi£n phase." Allen said. be the same as the others. Since 1970, the RedS have played "We want this to be the first of a in Riverfront Stadium, which has new generation. We do not want this bc;en known as Cinergy Field since a to be a cookie-cutter stadium." Allen Cincinnati-based utiliWbought nam- said. "We have a great opponunity to ing rights. make something that is unique to That stadium. built in an era of Cincinnati .·· multipurpose concrete bowls. is simMoney for the 'tadium would ilar to other stadiums built around the come mo~rly from a sales cax increa~ same rime in Pittsburgh. St. Louis approved by Hamilton County ta•· and Atlanta. The ,trend now is toward puyer<. ". smaller. irregular-shaped. baseballAlthough the. Reds and county only parks such as·Camden Yards in commi~~ioners agree n'n .the riverBaltimore. C<xm Field in Denver and fronl site. there i~ considerable sym· Jacobs Field in Cleveland. pathy t~ward building a new park Allen said the Reds want a park about sil blocks from the river in an / Thursday, October 8, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport; Ohio area known as Broadway Common< .. Community activist• say that voters approved a sales tax increa.'le two years ago to pay for separ•te stadiums for th~ Reds and the NFL's Cincinnati Bengals. and should have a voice in where they are built. Construction of a football stadium has begun nn the riverfront. Backers of the Broadway Commons site have succeeded in getting enough signatures to put site selection for the Reds ' ballpark to a public vote ne.l t month. The situation in Cincinnati is sim· ilar to that in New York City. where a judge ruled Wednesday that New Yorkers have an emotional stake in rebuilding or relocating Yankee Stadium and should be allowed to vote on it · Unless the city wins on appeal. the ruling means volers will decide ne~t month if they want to spend an estimated $1 billion to build a new Yankee Stadium on Manhatta}1 's West Side. • One of the most vocal backer~ of the alternative site in Cincinnali is City Councilman Jim Tarbel[, who wa.' delighted with tho: New York ruling. • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 1WNS. Gallipolis Across from Gallia Auto sates on old Rle. 35 West New Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 8-5: Sat. a-3 (614) 446-2412 or Toll Free 1-800-594-111 circuit. Ask the oldest son of seven-time Winston Cup champion Dale Earnhard! to <liscuss his goals. and he doesn't hesitate. " Win a bunch of rJces." he shot back, aJding that _victories should lead 10 a title . "We're going to concent rate on the championship and try to 'get several wins next year." That theme is being played out th i's year by Dale Earnhardt Jr.. who in hi s lirst full season of Gr;d National racin~ has won six ti · and leads the points standings with four events Jdt. But while 2:1-year-old Dale Earn· hardt Jr. got an early boost in his career by raci"ng for the well-linanced family operali<:n. Dale Earnhardt Inc .. his ·2~-year-old brother is taking a decidedly different approach. Kerry Eamharot spent six years working as a sdrvice adviser for his father's car dealership. but when he decided ,;, try his hand in Grand National mcing. he el~ct~d against Joine it under the farilify's umbrella There was lillie fant'~re seven months ago when he signeJ :tthree- year contrart to driw Chevrolets for . Doug Taylor. The qeal calls for him to run a limited schedule this yearand a lithe races in 1999 ;md 2000. " I'm happy where I'm at,'' Kerry Eamhaldt '"id. "I'm just trying to run races my own way. Surt!, it would be wonderful to follow in my dad and my brnther'sfootsteps and all that. round qualifying last weekend · at Charlotte Motor Speedway. relegating him to a 40-lap race for the drivers who missed the top 25. But in the final prucl.ice session before the challenge ·race. he spun out. damaging his Chevrolet. He 992-2825 THE WINSTON CUP C I R C UfT ' Q<li'Cr. Del. IM;~rk M;~·rt,inl. . By The Associated Press Sert. 17 - NAPA Autocare 500, NASCAR Winston Cur schedule. winners in p:trcnlhe-.;es. anLI Ll.river M;~rtinsville. Va. IRicky Rmld). Ort. 4 - UAW-GM Quality 500. " pninl standings: · Feb. 15- Daytona 500. Daytona Ch;~rlotte. N.C. IMark M;ortin). Oct. II - Winston ~00, T;~lladeBeucb. Fla. IDale Earnhardt). . Feh. 2:! - Goml'''rench Service go1. Ala. · Oct. 17 '- Pepsi .!00. D;~ytona 400. Rodingh;~m , N.C. ·(Jell QmBe;~ch. f'la . .. don) , . Oct. 25 1Dura-Luhe 500. March l - L.as'Yegus 4(KJ (Mark . Phnehix . .... Murltn). Nov. I - !I,CDclco .!00. R<1ck· March R-· Primestar 51Ml. liarppingham. N..C: . ton. Ga. (Bobby La.bonte ). Nov. 8 - NAPA 51Kl. H;~mpton. Mmrh 22- TranSouth Financi;tl Ga. · ' 400. O;~dington. S.C. (Dale Jarrell). ·. March 29- Food City 51MJ. BrisDriver standings · . · (ol. Tenn. (Jdl Gordon). · . I. Jell Gonion. 4.457 . April 5- Texas 500. Fort Worth. 2. Marl M;~rtin. 4.2Nl (Marl Martin). , ,1.. Dale Jarrell 3.'ll K. . Arril 20 - Goudy's 51MJ. Mar.!. Ru,ty Wallace lXOl. .. tin" ille. Va. IBohby Hanulton). 5. Jell Burton. :1.1>72. April }(l - Dich;~rd 51Ml. Tal· · 6. Rohhy Lahonte, :1.60~. lade oo a. Ala tBnhhy Lahnntc). May~- NAPA's C;~lifNnia 51KH .;~ 7. Jeremy May field, ~.60). .X D:tk E;~mhardt. l2X5 .. , Fontana. 1Mm:k Martin) . ' . Y. John An1!rctti. 3.17K. M;~y 2 -~- C'nra-Cnlu NlO, Char10. Tert)' Lahuntc. ].151 lollc. N.C. (jell' Gordon). I 1'. ,B(,hhv Hamilton: .1.1 ~X . M;~y .11 ~ MBNA Platinum 41l0. 12 . K,·n Schr;ukr. 3.077.. ' Dover. Del. (D;~k Jnrrell). I>. Frnic lr1 an. 3.11(tX. ·June 6 - P(mtlac EXl' ih.'nlt!lll 400. Richmnnd. Vo1. (T~ITY l.;lhtlntc). 1-l. Sterling Marlin. J.ll07 . June 1-l - Miller Litc -4111!. 15 . Mich;~cl Waltrip:2.9]8, Brnllllyn . Mirh. tM;~rk Martin). Hi . Jimmy Spcncor. 2.K91). Junl! ~I - PoCOilO son. Long 17. Chad Little. 2.897 . Pond. Pa . !kremy Ma yfield!. IX . Bill Elliott. 2.HI5 . June 2H - Sai'C Mart :11 Kl. Sllno19. Ward Burton . 2.7:15. ~0 . Johnny Benson. ~ .7:!N . ma. Calif. qet'f Qnrdon ). Ju ly 12 - Jiffy L.uhe :11111. 2 l. Ril'ky Rudd ,-2.6:1:1. Lmu!nn. N.H. tJdf ·Rltrlotl), 22. Darrell Waltrir. 2.598. Jul y :r, - Penn,ylvant" 5111!. 2\ T~d Mu..;grave. 2.5K4. 2-l. Breit Bodine, 2.51). Lon ~ Pond. P;~ , I kif Gmdnnl, 25, Mike Skinner. 2..!74.. ' Au~. I . -- Bnckyarll -liM). lmli26. Joe Nc-mcdiek. ~,4-t{ ~mallnli:-. . !Jc:ff<lt)nhm). · , Au11. LJ - The- Rud :11 th~ Gk·11. 27. Ke~ny Irwin. 2..!17. Wotl~i~' C.kn. N.Y. (kll Gordon). 2X. Oeoll Rmltne. 2.-111. Aue. lh - DeVil hi" .!IKJ. Rwol.21). 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" We djdn 1cren talk our-elves ;~nd enJOY the ye'l'· abotlt Wll!'mrqliWO in a row. It wasIn ot her gartlft' SaJurda!l· it's Ht. ·01 an i>">M<l. Evq~ -soin1 ipto the Louis at Bo,top. thr R~pgers at ploydlifs- reilly diqn ' t. You don't Montreal. rillliburgh ~flhe lle\V ·York eWn fltavt 1o talk about yopr £Oal Islanders. Anah~im ~~ W:uhingtqn, !lt'11r8 MM). i~ bet;atfst tlt:~·s. the Tampa Bay at Curoli~o. N~ ·w .k:"irY ~oal. Y<"U l<l!(lw1 So >~ott 1 have nt Chtca,D, Flinda at ~Jallll~t~e. • · B"fMo at Dallas. Ouawa at Col10 sa 't. ~ !~ we jvst kind or playe4. And ortldo. Los Angeles at E<lmonton and \"him the pla)'Oftii C:Mmct arollndo WI Calgary VS . San Jose at Tokyo. _ . . Richmond. Va. - in one of the great finishes in NASCAR hi <tory'? Isn't Gordon e•pected to be chasing Burton any tiJlle they're on a llat oval'? "We've already had some memorable moments. and I look forward to many more: · Burton said. "But · they've won a lot of races. and we're · only stani~g." Starting the se;&.'i(l,n is something Burton isn't very good at. A poor · beginnin@ has relegated him to fifth in the serie,, stand:ngs. He tini.,hed 40th in the seasonopening Daytona 51KJ in a lieiJ of 43. the tirst oftilllr placements of 25th or worse in the first nine races. By late April. Bunon w;<s 16th in points, and a serious title bid was already out of the quesiil>n. ... "If you look' at our record. you don't .see anything but to·p-IOs anit JSs." he explained. ''That's a hurd way 10 earn points."' Theh.there is the problem ofposition on the staning grid .. Its impmtance can't be minimized_ even in a 51JO-mile race - because cars com• ing through traffic are used up and abused by contact titr more than·those ' THE R0 • BERT -- .,, Ford, 209.005 mph, July 24, 1988. RACE RECORD: Emlo trYon, Chovrolet, 176.309 mph, July 23. ha'dt hal won MY8'\ roceo at TIIII<Mgl,- moro thin any ACADE"Y Of - - · Oomll1 Wlllrlp, ltiilltlhlo, .. di1vt<s with tour. Bll Elliott, Em1o lrvlll. TtrJ)IIJII>ontl, Sterling lolorlln -- one or - l! 3. Dill ....... 3.11.1 .&. ~ w.llce, :UOI ·' 6. 8. . ,every golfer want~-instttnt ICed'· bat·k and imme?iatc imp\_oVcmc-nL Dr. Mann filmed owr 100 of the world'~ grcate.st golf'ers and, devcl- . o~d .:t model golf swing. ThL·.compO~ite model i!i adjusted to .vour body type and then used in a v.<ricty of Witys. From set.: up to b~u:k­ swing_t<;> impm·t to loll ow th.-ough. you 'II lc;trn whrn~· ~vou r ilands, . hips. head and shoulder.; ap<l duh need to be on cvcr,v •hqt. . JEFF WARNER 10. Tlfi'Y ~. Insurance Agency 113 W. 2nd Street, Pomeroy, OH 45799 Office: 992-54791.-800-742-3868 . __ ~ Ul go! I' swing~ The CAllnpliSport Mo<h·l is s uper· imposed un top of you for an imm.cdialc t·orn· kept 1. Jell Gordon II) ~:! NOTAIILI;: J e l l - . Jeff Burton, Dolo J.-, Eamhantlona .letetnV Mayfield -tho olitjible driYn for the Wlfllton No 8cJII Five $1 million bonut. Go<don h.ls won ~ twice 1!\11 - - -lrld NOTA&£: Homldoy, Mike Si<irva-- won poles 11111110 ·CCUM. .to locllllod In tho Hop& YriiMiy north at s.. Froncllco. A,damPetty 2. Jd~.3.467 3. Jol AYIInwt. 3,214 • . .-,S....3,101 . !1. TCII1'1 AlinM. 3.Del .J. JiMiy ......,., 3,012 Dear NASCAR This Week, Several weeks ago 'you ran , an article about ,David Pear· • . 8tacr Compton. 3,006 son and Oaflington Raceway. ·Being an avid David Pear· e. Rind)' ra~~m~.. 2.101 e. Acn Blrftllcl. 2.1" 10. MiU WIIIK40. 2.7&2 son fan, 1 wOuhJ like more information al?out what to do to ride around the Darlington track with him and have some photos taken with me and the I ll 0 Noel Rose Mount Olive, N.C. Dear Noel, Call Darlington Raceway at 843-395-8499. Dear NASCAR This Week. I am , from a small town. I read NASCAR Thi• Week every week. ATT I ever read is people who are against Jeff Gordon. I think the problem is that other NASCAR fans are rea11y just jealouo of Jeff Gordon. He is a young guy JaM~ e. In tl18 twilight 10. Ricky Rudd (10) caught up in wreck 011 Till SOIDUU T. Labonlt Noll. 1 AC-Otloo 400, ~. N.C. ,.... ""''''" Hlmlllon New. a f'W'A 500, ~ton. e. Labonl• a.. ThiiWMk Adllm P.Uv, _...,, wllh hll flmoul grar.dladwr, Richlld, left. ond rather Kyle at 7. John ,r,nilrolll (7J , Su<ldenly COI181otent 8. Ernie lrilln (8) Wrong place, w!Oflg lime Dote &mhlrdt (II Oct. 11 Wln.ton 500, Tllltldega, AIL Oct 11 Ptpli 400. 01,-tona8Mch. Fla. Oct. 2!1 • Dura·lubt 500, Avondlll, Nil:. has won two Winston Cup championships, and · in my opinion, he will have the third. P.S. NASCAR fans, get used to it. and already Count reachH 57 - Sil.,.er Fox.. wrtt• ~ OunCil. L.at • .... . PI OlliE 1 . Aan~. 3.413 O. R1111Y W."- '181 Ill Ill c~ a.-.. riiotar1 ~ Friday. NASCA~ Thll . . competing reg1.1larly In the .Midwest on the American Speed Association circuit, where he had one victory an-d two poles. By-Dutton -k Adam Petty Ia well on hia way to b8C1omlng the fourth generation of a family to HOMETOWN: High Point, make it big In stock car N.C. racing. , Adam's great·grandfather . AGE: 18 MARITAL STATUS: Single L.ee Petty won 55 races and OlD YOUR FATHER three championships. His ! REMINISCE WITH YOU grandfa.ther Richard Petty ·won a record 200 races and AQOUT HIS FIRST ARCA seven titles, and his father, · VICTORY? "He to I~ me when he won' hjs, he was Kyle Petty~ remains active out of control. Was he 18? on the Winston CL.IP Series Same age as me. He was an With eight t:areer vlctorlea. 18~yeilr·old kid, and they Like Ky!e, Adam won the lira) Automobile Racing Club turned him loose going 200 of America race In which he miles an hour. What else Is an 1B·year~old kid gonna ever competed. Last week do'? He•s uonna mat It (push he won the EasyCare 100 the accelerator to the floor) on IPole Night at c~artotte . •nd gQ." , Motor Spaodway. In 1979, Kyle Polly won . the 'ARC!o. 200 at Oay1ona. n11s year Adam has been . WHAT IS 11' LIKE BEING RICHARD PETTY'S ORANOSON !o.ND KYLE · PI!TTY'S SON? "My dad and I ·are really close.' My grandfatner Richard came from the old school, tJle school of hard knock&;, where you let a kid learn on his own. I think niy dad saw that and wanted to do things a little different, which I'm fortunate enough It was me. I can't say enough abOut my dad. He's t1ad hard things in his racing life, but he's always been there for me. • -Valley Lumber& · Supply Co.. Tom Smith Louisa, Ky. 555 Park St. Middleport --NAIICAR Thlo- -'111m. Hyau'wgote~ora o/o ThO Oooton - · 2500 e. Fronkln lllvd.,N.C.211060 992-6611 • Tom Baldwtn Jr. ancltl18 MBNA WHAT DID RICHARD TELL YOU WHEN YOU WON AT CHARLOTTE? "He Pontiac crew came tOQolh" \o gtvo Ward 81Jrton the eupport he neoqod to acore his belt tlnlsh·of the su· aon, a HCOOd ln the UAW-GM Quality 500 11 CharlOtte Motor· ga~e me a hug In victory lane. That was the first time I've ever got a hug from him. He said 1aid a gooa job, but we're gonna talk about how much I scared him over there on the back , Speoclway. straight." IIUQ Of THE WtiX importantly, u'nder.;tand why til';: · ·improvt'mc~t .ili m~dc. . The tcat·hing system has hccn used to hdp gollcrs ol' all skill level.. l'rom beginner~ to PCA Tour Pluycrl-1. The list ol' gollors· who have u•eti CompuSporl indudes su<·h ·gre•lls ' as ,J.:u.:k 8y Monto Oulton NASCAR This Week CONCO~D. N.C. -ll•ve superior tire& and didn't you any idea how far this sport has come'.' Well, let me give pay a dime for them. At that lhe tires from tha pre· vious year were faster than Davis Lci.yc Ill and Val Skinner and SI/HJ.:. rp lmy more. Let us add yow· n.amL• ..~o 1hc lisl. · www.srlhlusa.com See us for Your Slihl" Power Tools & . ' yuu'onc c..~~:ample . Twenty years aso. NASCAR summer of 1972. Hylton diocoverea . Stcw.-rt ,, th~ new ones ·GOOdyear brought to the race track . Using the old rubber, • Hylton won the only super·. speedway event of his career, Clriving a Mercury with his trademark No. 48 to vic~ory lane. could not even yetteh:vision to broadcast all of ont event; much less lctcvise th..: ..:ntirc sc'hedut..:. The t'irst live, llay , ~a· nDJ: coveriiMC of u modern 'Winston Cup event was the 1979 Doy'' 1ona 500. Now they televise "hmppy hour," for gOsh sakes . Happy hour is 1he final Winston Cup p,.c1iee session. Accessories St. Rt. 248 Chester 985-3308 ~LF typir;ally held on Sa1urday • afternoon following the Buseh Oran~Na1ional race. " On Saturday, WTDS stayed on the air for happy hour, with hs report~IJqlthlessly reporlinglj)f Jhe garilgc ar.ea on e~ery 1urn of a wrenr;h as 1cums honed their efTorls for Suntluy. " Let's ~u11his in perspective. What of the No1ional Football , L(tlgue WtlS' co~crcd in this ·~· manner? C~n yoqlmasine Don Criqui and Mitt Millall dc:~rit!:in&' Uie final practice'? 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"And sure in h, wouldn't you know h: ... there 1re only I 0 on the ne1a1 Let's JO down to Lesley Vis~er and s~e wh,a1 Uic problem . ..Well, Don and Ma\.1, ir aecms that Leon Leu LS supposed 10 be on th~ field, but when Coach GaHey made 1he millionaire defensive tackle 10 call, l.ctt wa1 PlaylhJ domi· be robb ini them of every noes with sc"eral of. the water square dime." boys." ' { , "As usual, the Cowboys •re . "Tha'nks, ·Lesley. No.J ~ere's :J 1orn by dissension. Back to Jim Gray with Chan Gailey, ~/ ~a u , Don and M1111.", ,s." we've got it!!! a. IIIIIOJII U.. first In our aNa!!! . ~AQOOI •t wtl0'8NOT1 Sterling Marlin hal not finiShed lr'l the lop five al,l year. Denblgh Garrett Ford ROBER T TRENT JONES GOLf TRAIL I 167 5UNHFLT PAHKWA\' / BIRMINGHiU1, Al 35211 I 888-446· 5203 - . . _. •• b lotal-.rw1 · dADEMY OF ACOMPUSPOITIPACIIING HNHI ' race•. ,, ~·Who had lhe longest streak of at least one :vlctOtY per season? 2. 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You will see improvt·mcnt right bciOre your t•ycs and, 'most swi ng versus , "belore " and "al'ter" on s~ lit -1!118:- are active drtYerl TOP Till 4. Dill JII'NII (4) H H's not one thing .. . 5. llalll>y ~.. (5) lost H at CMS' filii .. · QJI-t: / and Mattt Martin with two. __.:.::~-- If he couk:l quall1y ... For More Information 91.020 !f!Ph, Oct. 4. 1997. RACE RECORD: Fklttman, FOld. 70.1119 mph, Oct. 5, 1997. OTHER ana fbiFORMER Hornaaay- a1oo won. by 253. 111 Ext. 104 -.Ford. Earnlllrllt teodl KoriiOth by Mci.aughlin Keeping his ec;tge 2. Mark Martin 12) · Within range 3. Jell Burton (3) &n , .s parison ol'y~ur gresses. you will see yo urself bart>ecuea ribs. 97 points and WtekJy r~ b)l NASCAR Thlt Week week'JJ'IU\kng IS 1n parwlthtiNS. -~ - · Gl ~ -· QJ c 01 01 ...= Dave Harris 1118 two drlverl who ftnlahod juol btlllncl him - Matt Ken- and Dale Eamh- Jr. - are tlie ones who are ahead ·of him In tho atandings. Mike Mclaughlin kept alive l Sonloy. Ocl. 11 OEfEIIDfNCI CHAMP10N:JooRutlmln TRACK OUALJIIYING RECORD: Dove Spooclway. · Unfortunately lor Mcl.aughlln, BUSCH GRAND NAnONAL 1- .:- .b ehind you ~md one to your side) to capture every movement in your seventh time thlt ieaSOn, dominating a cruh·marrtl:l UAW-Gj-4 Qualty 5jlO at Char· lotte Motor speedway and &having 25 pclnll oft Jell Gordon's Winston C~Jp ~nt ~. aoroon flnllhed fltth ana a 174-pclnt odge with fiOe ·races remaWling. .0 ....... C811992-2156 Calif. his fllckaring hopeo tor tho dl81111)i0nShil> wilh a Yiclory In tho AU Pfo Bumpor•IO• Bumper 300 at Chat1otto Motor WINSTON CUP SERI!a Mlt'k Martin won for the GIQ · .I! crs pitching,_chipping, santl pla.v The system uses ~wo high ~ peed video t't.tmcr.as ( one dirct'tly 3.1~ 1, D. EaonNrGI ./f., 3,141 2. Md~3..... 3. w. Wd.aiQI*I, Ull ' 4, EIIOn 8ew';tlt 3.2011 . ll. ~ l.aJo\11,.3.148 . ft. Tin F«<ll'ri, 3,062 7. EfiOn Sldlr. 3,0;"1 ' I , PhilP'..-.. 3,0.1 I . Bucklhat .o-, 3.1M6 10. 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Try the·world's la.gest saafood platter, or the med!O!y ol aitt«entty preparecj ADVERTISE ON THIS PAGE CCMIJQ~ You jUSt think you-~ tiko frioG RECORD: BIR ElliOtt, ' G0 -l -&nlov. Oct. 11 AUMIST HOlM COOIIIfG 1m. .. ' R E N T~ J 0 N E I T-.g. (Aio.J Supa~w'hooy DERHDING CHAMPIOtt. TerfY, Labonte EVBn' QUALIFYING and get that yellow stnpe nffthe hacl of the car." he "'ill. ., He fce4uently ccm,ults hi~ younger brmh<r for advice. · "He's been a lot of h,elp.'' Kerry Earnhardt said. running at the front. . Gordon has done that IOtimes thi.~ "We're not real good at 4ualify- season as he seeks his third series title ing.'' said Bunon. who failed to start in four years. Martin has seven wins: better than lOth in a ·J3-r.lce stretch and Burton two i\1' live fnr his c·areer. while Gordon had the pole ' rive The other 40 drivers have combined times. ·_ for n!ne victorie.. hut on I¥ one sin~e Numbers like those rnake Burion June. · Wonder why everybody wants to Burton <lc><sn't consider himself at talk about a rivalry. the level of Gordon or Martin . " lt'sagreatcompliment.sure.but hecause he i'n't winning enough. for there to be a rivalry. we've got to "You can run li"t allolay long and keeping working hurd and get to their Tin ish 20th. and guess w.hat? You finlevel." he said. "But there are a lot ishe<I21Mh,'' he said. "No mailer how of very talented young drivers y.ou run.thatlinish 'is the only thing already in Winston Cup. " that matters. · Gordon also realizes that. but "And we didn't do a very g<~1d expects Burton to be the biggest job of tinishing orr mces thai we were obstacle as he continues his quest for running well in... ,· so many records in a career that could Until that changes, Burtun will.not spun two mote decades. · consi<ler himself legitimate competi· "First of all. he's a ·great driver. , lion on a weekly basis. And he does ' one w.~o always race;' ~ou hard and . not believe a serious battle can be dean. Goroon sat d. ' It that was all. . waged for the championship without . 11 would be tough enough.. . a driver being strong at every track. . "Bu_t then ~ou have to consider "We're not that far from conthat he s ~arks te~mmute ..~o. you 'tention." Bunon said. "But before we know they re shanng a shop and can talk about winning the champie<ehanging in)(>rmation. Together. onship. we have to be in fro'nt or in they are, an awes<~~~~e combi.nuti~~n . contention from the beginning of the and they re very dtlilcult to beat. year." 'f II~UP:-!1110 - Rl·valry ·w.·th Gordon J·u·st talk Burto'n says Butyouhavetoberealistic: "I drive a )Vhole differ<nt style . . from what they drive. Everybody does what works for· him. I'm just By DICK BRINSTER hoping to do as well as I can, and AP Sports Writer hopefully. that will be better than Despite the great rivalry domina!anybody." · ing the NASCAR season. Jeff Bunon Kerry Earnhardt prepped by dri- is beginning to be noticed. ving late model stocks in NASCAR 's , Even the weekly showdowns Winston Racing Series. finishing bet.weenJellGordonand Mark Marfourth in the standings this season~~ tin can't obscure his rise. He's now a track in Asheville. N.C. · expected to run in t.he top five in virHe has gone to three ·Grand tually every race. and 'that makes National rJces this year. and made the anonymity·difficult. field at two. At 39. Man in ligures to battle the His first stop was Myrtle Beach. ' 27-year-old Gqrdon for a few more S.C., where he qualified 22nd and seasons-perhapseven finishing 1finished 23rd. three laps off the win- . 2 us they have· done often in dominmg pace. nating NASCAR'~ Winston Cup cirFrom there it was on to South cuit. But the 31-year-old Burton Boston. Ya .. where he had the 13th- should be arou~d long after teammate bes-t. qu,alifying spe~d bui go I into a Martin has retired. wreck with Mall Ken seth an!l Glenn "Everyone .wants to say that we Allen. " are the next bi.g rivalry," Burton said "I got"diinlea~tsy there. 1guess." of Gordon. "But it's too soon to tell." said Kerry Earnhardt. who had to Is it'' take hi's car behind the wall to have Doesn't Burton drive for Roush a broken axle repaired and wound up Racing. whose owner is an avowed 26th. · adversary of Gordon's brilliant crew He failed to make the field in Jirst· chief' Didn't Bunon and Gordon .battle to the last rpm the last tWO years in the great Southern 500' • Wasn'tthat Burton who beat Gordon by a hood-length last month in ... Winston Cup slate, . standings posted c,peni ~S,, wept to a backup car for tb~ r•ce. but He called it pan of a leamin~ process was collect«\ by a wrec~ just in fron\ that also will include appearances at. of him invol~ing Jason Jarrell and · the last four stops on the I'I'IX sched- ' Lyndon Amick. · · ute. ~ · Kerry Eamharot wound up 20th in ,"Wc!re just trying, to run the rest a race in which only the top <ightlin- of the way here this year and get all ishers lransferrell tO Ihe main show. · that rookh! slatus stu IT tllll uf the way 106 North Second Ave.· Middleport, OH ill Guaranteed Service ' By JOE MACENKA , CONCORD. N.C. ( AP) ~ With , the name comes the e•pectation. :: Kerry Earnhardt understands that. • ·: So far, the rJcing world know! ' him as "the other Earnhardt." He 's hoping to c hang~ thai in 1999, 'f'hen he becomes a full -time competitor on NASCAR's Busch Grand National NHL t\JiODLEPORT 1 0\'\ Starting at $79..95,. Kerry E.arnhardt plans to take different course to racing g~Qry .. . 992 2196 Muffler& .Tail Pipe - 461 S04JTH'fHIR~NE992-2196 Carmichael's Farm & Lawn . ~ Pinecrest Drive. . . c . ..::::-...., -t:t\- i];.Ullt,p MUFFLER SHOP 192·2196 . NOntiNG . UK£ A DEERE" "That i~ wonderful." Tarbell said. "The community's voice is paramount in a matter like this. You have, · to putt he spending of a sum this large in the conte<t of community devel· opment." . Although the Reds acknnwled~ed th'l,l their drawing only suggested what a riverfront stadium would look. like. Tarbell »id the presentation was unfair. . . .. Anything you present right now takes on the aura of officialdom." Tarl>ell said. " It's taking advantage nf the public. and we've been held hostage by sellish interests too long." The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 __,_ · High Speed Internet Access With Cable Modems! 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But has bounced back to defeat Pmhmouth Notre Dame. Waverly. Oak H1ll and Rock H1ll.. Well,ton " coached by ,Larry Blod~<tone ••ho is in his third year at the Jackson County -.chool. The Golden Rockets welcpme back seven slarters (four <>ffense. three defense) and II letter wmners • Wellston runs a mong running attack out of the Wing-T formation. Chris Hutchm>On, a 5- 11 . 165 pound senior leads the way out of his tail· back posilion. ·At fullback is a fine looking six ! fool. 195 freshman Brad Young. while Shawn Brennan(S-7. 165)wtll be at wingback. 'The quarterback will be JUnior lawn Fon.ner a 5-8. 160 pound junior. Wellston is not a throwing team. and lhey will only throw as a la•l re<nn. Up fro01 the Golden Eagles have good Sll.A!. The Golden Rocke" are ..coring 36 point• a game. while giving up 18 2. Meigs on the other hand " o;coring 28.4 points a contest. and giving up H.6. The Mamuders are coming off an impreSKive 20-1:! win over Fairland la.•l week The Maraude~' defense which at times ha.s slruggled this season look · much improved. Me~gs went mto 'the ' Fa~rland game giving , ' up 385 yards a game. but la.<t w..,k they limtted a toad Dragon team to 195 yards. Fa~rland had 139 on the ground. and only 56 in the a1r. Ryan Ram>burg had two big interceptions for Meigs on defense. Josh Hooten added one. and Steve Thornton had a fum ble recovery for the second game in a row. On offenie, Justin Roush continued to impress with_ 148 yards in 27 cames. g•ving him 852 yards at the halfway mark of lhe season. Jeremiah Benlley ha,, added 365 yard.< in 58 carries (6.3). while Shane Leach ran Boling has all done a good job all the balllwd lasl week. In three car- season. ries last week, while the Marauders "Wellston is as good of a f001ball were running oul't,he clock the jun1or team as we have played," Meigs fullbaCk picked up 28 yards in three · coach Mike Chancey said. "They carries. don't do a lot of things, but what they Junior qllaltelbock Grant Abbott is do they~ well. 'They do a great job 45 of ~7 (52%) for 716 yards, Bent· on offense running the f001ball. We ley has 21 receptions for 295 yards, have to be neady to play four quarters J.T. Humphreys has pulled down 14 of hand nosed football." passes for ISO and John Davidson Meigs leads the all \ime series nine for 136. with the Golden Rockets 20-7-l.last The offensive line of Andy Doczi. year Wellston dtfeated Meigs 34-28. Derek Miller, Ryan Ramsburg. Steve This week is homecoming at Meigs. Thornton, Adam Bul6ngton and John Festivities gel underway around 7 p.m .. wtth the kickoff al 7:30. ' berau'e of tnjunes and mistakes. while Ea,tern ha• fought a youth rnmcment and costly mistakes. Both teams take a similar approach lo th1s week's game. Both coaches agree that mis1akes or lack of mistakes will figure m the games out~' come. Both teams are coming off losses, Southern 33.0 to Wahama and Eastern 19-12 to Hannan, W.Va. In 1996 lhe Southern Tornadoes scored the game's first touchdown and never looked back enroute to a dazzling 31-20Tri-Valley Conference , Hockmg D1vis10n win over the East- Roger Lee Adams Memonal Field in Rac1ne. Soulhem improved to 4-2 ovemll and WaS IRa three-way tie ror first 10 the Tn-Valley Conference Hocking Division at 1-0. Ea.'tem remained wmless al 0-6 and is 0-1 m the TVC Hocking Qj;vision. This was the first time Southern had won two slra.ght games against Ea'tem since 1985 and 1986. and only the third time m school hiStory (1972-1973). The two critical plays or misplays em Eagles ar East Shade Stadium. Last. year. a very even and hardfought game was decided by two close plays early in the game as the Southern Tornadoes took an early that determined the ou teo me was an command. then staved off <everal errant Eastern pass that was swiped Eastern rallies to win the "Baule of away by Southerner Jason Writesel Me1gs Count/ 7-0 Saturday mght at and an uncontested 23-yard touch' down jaunt by Adam Cumings. Finnicum had two touchdowns, a 33Last week, Wahama compiled 3TI yard romp and a six yander. Tennant total yanls, gaining 335 i~mcnu of had a 45 yard run, Huff a two-y~ turf on the gri:lund. Senior halfback run, and Russell caught a six-yard David Tennant nellfCd a 200-yard JlilSS from Huff. , game with 13 carries fdr 185 yards · Also last week. Josh Davis had a and three touchdowns. Tennant had sleady game for the Toimdoes, car144 yards on 'three plays alone on rying the ball 15 times for 68 yards. runs of 50, 47, and 47 yands. He also Fifty-two of those yards came in the had over 200 all-purpose yards. . fiillt half. Davis also excelled with Agamst Ea.•tem the week before. Ill tolal yards on kickoff and punt Wahama the lone common opponent returns for 179 all-purpose yards. had 237 overall yards. Tennant had a In all due respect, Southern has 17-100 yard game, Joe Fmnicum was been decimated by two knee mjuries, 9-70. and Grant Huff7-33. Huff was an ankle injury, and a bruised chest also 4-7 for 34 yardS passing and cavity injury. Injuries kept starters Ryan Russell 1-4 for 12 yards. Ann Landers llfll1 L 10 AaFk• T~ s,...h,...., s,n.~"'* Mid c,"'...."~ Dear Ann Landers: That woman who has been married for 10 mmiths and •s still a v~rgin should not be complatmng. She has what most women want The famous Ann Landers >Urvcy of a few years had revealed that musl women would just iiS soon not be bothered wilh sex The fem ale who wrote to you has the perfect hu>band He IS kmd and gent le. He takes her out for dmner ollc n He buys her gif~ . opens the my Roberts out of the lineup, wh· Matt Shain, who had moved into a kry role. now faces knee surgery after being the victim of a crackback block last week at Alexander. Another player beeame inelig•ble. . At any rate. throw out the record.•. It's a whol~ new season. It's EasternSouthern day Saturday across Meigs County and afso the Tri-Valley Conference opener. Coach's quotes and probable start· 'ing hneups will be in Friday's paper. Saturday's game time is 7:30 at Eastern. The Eastern Eagle volleyball team po>rod 15-2 and 15-5 wins over South Gall 1a last n1ght. Eastern was led by Jessica Brannon'§ 10 points and an ace on 12- 12 se rves Juh Hayman wa< 10-11 st: rving With eighl pomts, Val Karr was 5 6 ll'ilh five pomLs. Ahson Rose '4-4 wuh three pomts, Stephanie Evans 3-3 with two points and Angi Wolfe 3-3 w1th two pomls. In spikmg. Karr was 10-12 with five kills and a block, Juli Bailey was 6-6 with a kill. Brannon 5-7 with four kills. Eastern, 13-1 and last mnked 14th Jn the state. will play at Waterford tonight. ., The Meigs Marauder volleyball team p1cked up two m~re w1ns this week. and In doing so ran its record to I 5-3 overall and 12-2 tn theTVC. Me•gs defeated Vinton County 150.6-15. 15-5 on Tuesday. Tangy Laudermtlt led Meigs with 16 of 17 serving with 12 pomls, nine a~sisL•. Amy Hysell was II of 12 serving wuh eight points. and II kills, Tracy Coffey was six of six with five points and four ktlls. Tonya Miller was five of seven with four pomls and six kills, Brool<e Williams also was five of seven with four points. Shannon Pnce was five of six with three points and 13 assists, Tiffany Halfhill had four kills . As a team Meigs was 49 of 57 with 25 kills and 22 assists. serving with five points, · an~ 15 assists, Melissa Werry was seven for seven w1th four poinls. Tanya Miller was five for live with two points and seven kills, Tawny Jones was three for three with two points. and Amy Hysell was two for five with one point, eight kills and two blocks. Meigs was 61 of 66 serving with 24 k1lls. 23 assists and five blocks. Against Nelsonville-York, the Lady Marauders 'dropped a 10-15 contest in the first game. But bounced back to take the next two 15-2 and 15-8. Tangy Laudermtlt wa.s a perfect 20 for 20 servmg with 15 points and eight assists, Tracy Coffey was 15 of 16 with II pomts, four kills and two blocks. Shannon Price was nine of 10 - No. 3 UCLA (3-0) travels to coach Rick Neuheisel isn't buying it. "Kansa< Stale ts a.s good a team Tucson for a Pac-10 showdown as I've seen on iape in a long time." agamst No. I0 Arizona (5-0) without leading rusher Jermaine Lewis. sus- I"Jeuhe•sel said: "We're going to pended for the game because of h1s have to play our best game to hang in with them. Hopefully, the altitude mvolvemenl m a weekend fight. - Tailback Jamal Lewis is out for will slow the'n'i down some." the sea..an as No. 4 Tennessee (4-0) , TIJe picks: ' No. 1 Ohio State heads to Athens, Ga .. for an SEC (nllllus 36) at llllllois matchup against No. 7 Georgia. The Joe GermaiQe and the Buckeyes' Bqlldogs (4·0) are riding htgh after a big win at LSU directed by freshman offense get back on the scoring track. ... OHIO STATE. 56·14. quarterback Quincy Carter. No. 2 Nebrask11 (no line) - No. 5 Kansas State (4-0) plays at No. 18 Tnas A&M No 14 Colorado (5 -0) ·at Boulder, has done a great JOb." A healthy Bobby Newcombe is That doesn' t mean he won't catch where the Wildcats last won in 1973. neoded for a healthy Husker vtctory. Let's not forget No.8 Florida State any slack from h1s tearnmat~s . ... NEBRASKA. 27-20. "We teased Ahmed all week- (4-1) at Miami (3-1) m the Orange No. 3 UCLA (minus 6 1/2) end." Moore saJd "We sa id he Bowl - the Seminoles have lost five at No. 10 Arizona . should have three or four imercep,' ol thetr last stxthere, or No. 22 Notre . In this ca.. , two QBs may be helDame'.s first regular-season visit to tJon~ .. ,o\ nloJneJ sonly gettlllg. lhree S D 1 S d f ler than one. even if the one is the 1 ~ tum 0 ~ 11s game or four halls thrown hiS way the un evt Bruins' Caae McNown .... ARI· d · agamst unpredictable Anzona State • 1 an '. ('J. ) w ho Ie g.une. So lh aI 1\ respec, ZONA, 31-2~. 3 Ahmed's steppmg up and saymg ', - ( · h h B b D · h' No. 4 Tennessee 'Come on al me. I'm willing to step ns coac o avle says IS line) at No. 7 Georgia (no ·up to the ch.dlen~e "' team " ready for another road test With Jamal Lewis out for season, Moore said Plummet· took the alter geumg_ routed 45-23 at M!chtwill the Vols' offense collapse? ... tc.t,ing m ha... mu.tl good huJllOr , g~m.SWtat.e a te~ weeks ago. h •• 1 • e re anx1ous to see w err: we G,EORGIA. 28-20./ "He w~ts say mg, 'Aw. the_ rfCelv- are," Davie said. "We feel preuy No. 5 Kapsas State er baned u out of my hand, or thai (mlllus 16 1/:Z) at No. 14 Colorado Dame•Stadmm. he cou ld n ·1 ge1 1wo hanc1s · on 1' t, .. comfortable m .Noire . 11 K-Stale hasn ' t won m Boulder 1 Moore smd. "Bu t '' wa<; all in good bw at some pomt, 9ou cant pay a since 1973 -'-that's 0-11 ..\ COLf .. ol them at home. We worked awfulORADO. 28-27 un. . B Iy hard to rebound from what hapPlummer ts an acade mtc al1· 1g d M' h' s1 " No. II LSU (plus 12 1/:Z) Ten Conference bonoree who literal - penKe agats"" tc htgahn ate. d . at No. 6 Florida · ansus tate, w 1c ou 1score 11s ly wenrs h1s rel1gwn on lw; sleeve. A Whoever coach Steve Spurrier very spiritual 22-year-old. he wore a firsl lour opponents 249-21. is the starts at QB, Galois out to avenge la<l sweatshi,1 thal S<Ud "Anomled Alh- only lop Steam making tls tirst road year's loss .... FLORIDA. 31-13. leiiC wear" to a weekly interview lnp ol the >eason. And while coach No. 8 Florida Slate sc<ston. The shill"'·" designed by a Bill Snyder says his Wildcats still (minus 11) a~a~i (Fla.) have to eluninale "!laws," Buffaloes member ol h1s church. close-call 24-17 wm last week, VIS· its No. 18 Texas A&M (4-1) at College Station. where the Agg1es are 505-I under coach R.C. Slocum. To make matters worse. Huskers quarterback Bobby Newcombe IS questionable wllh a sore knee . .OSU's Plummer gives dilemma to. ppposing passing atta(fks . ' By RUSTY MILLER COLUMBUS. Ohto (AP) -Oh to State's Antome Winlicld is an aii- the only other person lell is me." In Ohm Stale's ramy 28-9 VICIO· AmeJ •cnn 'The other cornerback for ry over seventh-rnnked Penn Stale on the l<lp-rankcd Buckeyes is Ahmed Plummer So II opposmg quanerbacks occaSIOnally throw deep on Wmlield's Saturday. the Buckeyes' defenstve Antoine Wmfield on the other side, f10nt,perm111cd 79 yards ru,hmg and had two sacks. Katzenmoyer and fellow line - suJe of lh~ fie)d, Plummer has a sun - backers Na'd Dtggs .and Jerry pie expla nati on. . Rudzin,ki - who forced a fumbl e "I really wouldn't s;iy that they . omd then recovered 11 fur a touch we1e thrm.\'ltlg away from me," said down- accounted for 17 tackles and the Junior from Cincinnati. "T,hey five play..; that resulted 111 negat1ve n11ght lll"'t be n1<1kmg sure Antome\ yardage For the season. safety Damon Moore leads the Buckeyes in sltll .twake on the other side.". tackles Ollensl\~ ~.:oordmntors apparent· ly \ee Plummer as Ohio Stme's weak ·Son's only n.nuralthal.tn nppnslmk nn defense - not hecausc h6 's wc.1k, but more becau~o~e he doesn't hJ\ e the f~1rne .mt..l ~JCdaim of some of hi\ teammates He takes it as a ch.tl lenge lhm (JppO\J ng pffense-.; w~mt to ptck on h!lll "Oh. I love 11," he s.ud. "I look lorw;trtllllll Thme cue opportullJIICs make play s." l'he w.ty Plummer see~ tl. opponent " don't have many cho1 ces mher th.mlo tlunw pass after p;.ts!'l hi.;; way. 10 in,g offense w1il 'hone m or1 a player who JSn'l burdened by a huge pile of newspaper d1pp1ngs or a troph y C<lse full of mHaonal honors. ' · " I had all. lh~se opporl unite' IO make JnterceptJOns ... Plummer sa1d "Antome. he maybe only h:1d a cou· pie opponunlles." . Opposing t eam~ are lt!arn1ng Plummer is no ca\y mark 111 Oh1o State\ mt~n-to -ma n covcr:Jgc. He had the Buckeyes' only mterceplmn aga111 . . 1Penn Stllle and lc .Jds the team " It ' k1nd n! nut of ncCt".;s l!y Wllh two pickoff~ th.is sea 'ion nnw.· · he ... uJ during thi s wed.\ " llhmk they're gmng a lillie bll p1ep;11.111on-. lm the Buck~yes' g:1mc more away from Antoine. hut not all Saturlla) at lll1nots ··w11h the way . the time:· sa id Oh1o St,lle coach John our dekn..,J\1! f1ont .md lin c h.tckcr~ Cr<>pcr. "Ahmed knows that is out of ~re stnppmg the 1un, ami then l1avmg respect for Anloine. I thi\tk Ahmed He also has fatlh 111 hiS abilities, even though thl!y ure 11orely tested every week by opposmg quat1erbacks and offensive coord~naiOrs "They have to test bmh of us. It's only f.tir that you at le~1~t test the other cornerback." Plummer s:ud. I '• ' Tyson petitions Nevada Supreme Court to ~ep test results private By BRENDAN AILEY ol the hungry public " C1\RSON CITY. Ncv tAP! "Clearl y when halancm g the pubf\ l 1k~ Ty-.1Hl l'i p~ l ll il)llJil g the NevaIll: L:U IIOSity m the"'e records to d.~ ·s up•cnl e Court to ~~~r re.., Uit!<~ of (Tyson\) mte1est 111 m~1int:lllung th~ir h1"' recc m P"51 r hfllngic .ll · tCs t ~ from confidenthtllty. the L:llllrl could ha ve the puhltc reasonably round thm these sCJlSttive T) "lln ·.., e mcr£CIIC)' petition. filed reco rds shou ld be withheld lrom Wcdnc sc.l:Jy. a!\ks for <1 ~o.t.1y of a low - p,uhltc mspectlon," he ~.ud er cou rt \ rcfu-.;,11 to rccon-.1dcr an Jimmcr.,.on noted Dr Ronnld order makmg thL' records public once Schouten. who directed lhe tests. n:Jea,td 1<1 th e Nevada Athkt1c Com- agreed that the mformJtum shou ld 1111..,\IOn Tl1c document.., Hrc fronl a tc.1m of p. . ych t.llll\1.., that examtned Tysnn lor live days last month Cnmmi~-.;1on members ordered the tc..;t.., follov.Jng ,, Sept 19 he:11 mg on T)'on"s req ue ~..t to rega in the hl e n~o~c ...-. revoked for h1t1ng Evandc1 Hol yfu:IJ's ~.Jr' durin~ thc1r hem ywc t~ht IIIIL· !1ght on attorney Jun Jlmme r. . nn sa1d ·,('.., clear the record" 'hould be kept under wrap' " whep con,ide1 111g the narm likel y to he ,uffereu by oppo,ed 10 the leedmg lrc: rl/V. of tht• mcd1.t ;.md the mouth-; rv . . iTY"'"' . '" . he:11 ing d.ite bef01c lhe cmnmio.;ston In try tu get h1"' h•1x111g !Jn•nse bad~ Tyson .Jiso face~ n huttlc with the cummission over hi s allege<! attad. un twn men follnwtn g an Aug . 31 tral!Jc acctdent tn u W.tshmglon. D.C.. 'uburb. Tysnn goe . . lln Oct 19 trial in Montgomery Count)~. Md . despite eflorts by h" nllorneys to "tile wllh the two men One man cl.ums Tyson only go to the Athletic Conmu sslon h1t h1m 111 the face. while the other for its lllh! fll~Jiusc . cl.ums he w.\s k1cked in the ~10111 by The l.twyer ;llso sa1ll that Ty,..on IS the hox.er in poor linanciul shnpe nnd " needs to Tyson's :\ttorncys refused to otllow hox again to support him-.;c\f and hts him to omswer qu~st1ons ahout the tum1ly " aLTidcnt du11ng the Sept II) heanng T)' JiOil \Vrtnlli to fight m Dcccmher. betore the conllllJ"'~Jon. saymg he wh1ch would be 1H month.., 'mce the coulJ nol talk ~thou! it hecow"t:: nlthc tlolylield light He dc,per:ucl y nccih pcncllng crumn.d 'charge . . money to pay off,\ $1 ~ million lt (' n Since then . hnwev('r. LOilHlll' to the lnteJn.ll Rc\ cnuc Se1VJCc . ..,lnner.., howe \:lid they want tn k11nw Bllf hi' opportunity to hen could "lwl h.tppcucd .111<1 wtll ex peel Ty'<ill he hllltlt::!Ccllf he dnc..,n 't uunply \\ llh , IP amwcr (jlll.~'t um\ And even 11 a ord~r' to turn the record' nvcr tn the \C tt!c:mcntl ' rt:.ll.hGd with 1hc allcgl'd lOITIIlll..,\1011 hy Mond.Jy JIJnme r-. on \ICIIIll\,' f)lll..,t::UIItlr ... cn ufd 'itJIJ gn !om.ud \\ 11h the ,,:hargc,, s;uclthc liglnt:f nndd Jo,~..: an Oct. I 9 Miami ha• won five of last six matchups in Orange Jilowl. FJ..ORIDA STATE. 31-17. Purdue (plus 6 1/2) at No. 12 Wisconsin Bmlermakers' whiz QB Drew Brees vs Badgers' f1fth-rated <lefense .... PURDUE, 27-21. No. 13 Penn Stale (minus 17) at l'fllnnesota N11lany Lions barely won '97 Rame .... PENN STATE, 28-13. ' ' l JOSEPH ROUSH II Joseph R. H. Roush II Joseph Richard Hill R'oush II. son of Joe and Jenm Roush of Ravenswood, W. Va observed hiS lirsl birthday on Sept. 26. The party was held at the home of his grandparents, Marshall and Debbie Roush. A nautical theme was carried out A luncheon was served to his - parents. his maternal grandmother, Isabelle Couch. hiS paternal grandparents. Marshall and Debbie Roush: his paternal great-grandparents, Dallas and Donna Hill; Courtney Roush: Jantee and ·Amanda Feny: Bob Couch. Dean llfld GiflOI Hill : Dennie Hill; Javme Miller; Michael Franckowjak: Tricta and Taylor McNickle; Bill, Tracy and Baylee Hupp: Jen and Jacob Hoback: Mickey Kucsma: Dolly and Crew Arden. Bobbi. Jen and Mallory Hill; Jenm Htll Roush: Marvm and Jan Hill: Margte LaWson; Becky and Nathan Hensler: Darrell. Jan and Ryan Norris: Jodi Hupp: Gary. Donna. Kendra and Kyle Norris: Andy Heck: Benji Manuel: Lori. Dmtin and Cameron Bnnager; Con nee Enslen; Chari sse Knight: Myron Bradley. Sending gt fts were Ron and G Ion a Couch, Stephan~e and Jeremy Andrews:- Terry and Jaekte Roush and Maggie; Andy and Cathy H1ll ; •INDIAN (;ORN •MINI GOURDS ~BALED STRAW •GOURDS •FODDER SHOCKS · ANDMOREm HARDY FALL PANSIES "Plant Now for Beautiful Sprint Beds" Many Colors & Varieties to Choose From ARDY FALL MUMS (While auantlties Lastl FRESH APPLES from the Shenandoah Valley Including: Golden Delicious • Red Delicious • Rome ·York Ida Red • Melrose •Mcintosh Also Available: ......~..J'lo 1/4 mi. Rl. 33 ,(1/4 mi. north ol Pomeroy/ Mason Bridge Ma~on, 773-5721 WV 2400 Easlern Ave. (Across from K-ft!art:)l Galllpolla, OH we would help tf we could, but we s1mply cannot afford il. My wife is becoming upse t by the1r whmmg and compla1nmg , and it IS affecting our once-wonderful 44-year mamage Should we dts· co nunuc contact wtth this couple or what7-- No Name, No State · Dear N.N.N.S.: If they were simply friends. I would suggest that you distance yuurscl~es. bu1 they arc family. so you cannot abandon them. Suggesl thatyour m-laws call the Nauonal Foundation for Consumor withm thclf means . Tt"u'\ servu:c IS many letters m your column from children who wonder how to get elderly parcQls lo quit dnvmg. I need to lell you about my dad On h1s 89th btrthday. he wa> >till drivmg and doing a good job of 11 HIS request for his binhday wa> 1hat I go With him for a ride and huy h1m a cup of coffee We had a wonderful ume 1ogcther. When we arnvcd f:e produced thts year as last year. We don't expect a shortage.'' said Dr. KeiJ• Fukuda, chief of epidemiology at the CDC's tnlluenza branch. MoSI people get thetr nu shots between September and mtd-Novemher. However, because of the problems at Wyeth-l.ederle. some hospi1als and clinics woO:.t' gel their supp\ies unt1l next month. The delay .is unlikely to mean more people than usual ,will get the llu unless the disease strikes unusu- ATHENS- Six cash awards were presenteJ to ~mist s at the opening reception for Art on Vtew. a regiOnal JUned all-medi.i art exhibilton.lasl week at the Datry Bam Arlene Levey ol Columbus won best of show for "Putting the P~1st m Ortler." The Award of Excellence wa' presented to Tom Harbrechlof Sunbury for "River TQwn Sunday MornJno were presented e " Juror's Awanb . to BenJY. Davies of Albany for "First Quarter", Ron Davey of Portsmouth lor "M iamisburg", and Margaret McAdams of Kingston for "Dream- . mgs #7." Kn11 Ell101 of Columbus re~e1ved the Susan Gleason Awartl lor "Easymlers Camp Rule #I: No Camp Fuc\ " · 'I like to show in the co mmu111ty 10 wh1ch !'live I l1ke tn sho w in App~tluchta beco~usc thm ts where I am trom," ~Ju.l award wumer Do1vies "The Da1ry Burn 1s outstanJmg in brin gmg good, high 4ualtty art to the undcrse rved ," he HLitled Artwork . by many artllits from throughout !he regton. 1~ av.dlabk at the Dairy B.trn Gilt Shop. tlunn g Art nn View, open nnw through Nov. 22 The gitt shop ~ "pan s1 un olfcrs lnc.d ~hopp~rs anoth('r Vl!llU!! tn which 1o purlha'c mtv.or~ Included 111 tht: exhib1t .1rc . . culpturc. phow¥raphy. witnessed the executton ol a man condemned for stabbtng two women to death. . Jonathan Nobles, 37. was high on drugs when he killed the two women in a stabbmg frenzy in 1986 In the death chamber Wednesday night. he gree ted the country s1nger-songwnt~;r with a smile. Earle later watched Nobles dtc after bemg g1ven an rnJecuon. " I'm not here for any other reason except Jonathan asked me to be here today." said Earle, who once spent ANDERSON'S mmER DIAN home. he handed me the car keys and sa td , ''I've dnven mQre lhan 70 • years and have ne ver had an accident, and now, tt's time to qmt. " It wa.s his b•rthslay, but what a g1ft he gave to us. • · You can >ign this lcucr .. Proud to Be Rudy's Daughter, JaR)estown. N.Y Dear Jamestown: \;\'hal a sweet· hean your dad IS. I hope hi s example wtll encourage other elderly dnvers to do likewise. It would be the he>l g1f1 their concerned ch1ldren could CVC r rCCCI\'C, Send questions to Ann Land•rs, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Cal if. 90045 people have gonen thetr postponed shots. The vaccme ts made from three strams of the llu virus that change from year to year-. This year's strains are dubbed A/Beijmg, A/Sydney and B/Beijing. For re'asoiis ·thai are still unclear, ihe two A strains did not grow well In Wyeth-Lederle's producllon method. · "The processes are complex,'' Saldanni said Wednesday. "Bugs do what they want to do when they want to." • very ,, time in prison on a drug convJclion. He and Nobles met through a friend. " I sllll believe that what I JUst witnessed wa., murder. although nobody 111 th1s pn"on 1s any more responsJ· ble than anybody else in the state of Texas or the country for that mauer, ", Earle said. Earle contributed the song "Ellis Unit One" to the soundtrack for the 1995 r;10vie "Deutl Man WJikmg," insp~ted by the book by anti-death penalty acttvt'st Stster Helen Prejean. 12 Months Some As Cosh RGAlH Carpet Sale .Vinyl Floor Covering •. •15 Patterns in stock Daybed Special •12 ft. wide SARIAH BRINKER ' •White Bed •4" Foam Mattress •2 King Size Pillows •Coverlet Set ' ·wood. cerumJcs. p11nts. watercolor, etchmgs, 01J pmntmg,, mixed med1a and an outdoor installation. . The gill shop also .mcludes bead- ' ed. pewter, sterling and copper enamel Jt':Wdry, wnnJt:n howls and jt!tvcl- ry boxes: handmade books and Slatnmary. dock': doth dulls, hand made polhblders : stonewure ponery: wooden angels. hanJI".ide and embell"hed books: bnSnze sculp- ' lure; arl quills; stlk ~l:arves and herbal ite-ms ·\ The qallery Holtd.iy Shop and the · Athens Tree Festival w111 not be held at the Dairy Barn thiS 1l!ar. Many Sq. Yd. SAIJ£! Gun Cabinets Gallery Holiday Shop In the past. will be selltng lhw artwork 111 the Dairy ilarn Gtlt Shop during Art on view. The gtll shop and Art on Vtew are open al the Datry Barn fUesday through Sunday from I I .un. to 5 p.1n .. and Thursd;;1y evem ngs from 5 p.m. to ~ p.m. Admission to An on view ls $~.50. 99·2-2156 Huge select1on of styles & wood finishes. student\ .md semors are $2 50, and children unde r 12 and member!-: are fre'e. Admt ss 1on 1 ~ free AsLowAs lor ev~r y one on Thursd.1ys from;, 10 Xp m For audlttOn111 information t(S• 1r.lcnts lll.IY ~onlac llhe O;.ury 8Jrn at S92- -19~ I or vlstt 1ts website ut www.da1rybarn.org. ,l\ 446-1711 Free Quotes, F1•ee Removal of Old tarpet --Oaf& Maple Finishes • Assorted Fabric.s •.lifetime Warrnntu Starting At Onl, Mattress Sale ' Angelica sag SJ39 Tw1n ea pc Sale Reg Full ea pc. $259 Qu een Set $499 Set $799 Tw1n ea pc Reg $369 $699 $999 Sale $209 $449 $649 St. Reglo 9 ;wm 8299 209 ANDERSON'S Monday thru Saturday 9:30-5:00 Wllll<'lnl)' 10 992-367'1 . '' y• flOn p1orated wa rranty Reg Full ea pe $669 $469 $529 Queen Sel $899 K1ng Set $1199 FURNITURE & APPLIANCE • ·. s199 ea gc ~ To offer slo~ suggeslions,- report lalebrea~ing news and offer news lips_. AIIThis For Onl31 Qea·bers, Suxouy l:ua•pet, Seulptm·es, T.-aaekless nud l:onnnea•einl Styles Glider Rocker Sale Huntfnll Season art1 sts, who tm ve partJL"lpatell in the The Sentinel News Hotline By ••• Pint or Qu1trti~U FREE. Offer to go along for moral suppon. 'The toll-free number for the NFCC IS 1 -~fJ0-388 - 2227 (www.nfcc.org). More than thiS you cannot du · Dear A~tn Landers: I've read 'I \ Apple Butter they can contmue to Jive as they always have It's a lovdy 1dca, an~ 12 Months Some As Cosh I PICK·A·PUMPKIN FROM BOB'S PERFECT FOR YOUR JACK·O·LANTERN Credit to find out the name of a credIt counselor near them. ThcQ, they >hould make an appot nlmenl to work out a budget 10 help them hvc .between 30 percent and 40 percent Jeff. Sophia. Heather and J~remy AP Medical Editor Many Americans will likely see a less vaccine than intended. Couch: Jared Dilcher: Delores in gelling llu shots this fall However. three other U.S. manudelay .-Casper: Rick Couch. James Stem ; CB and Cheryl Greathouse: Jane because of problems producing the fa6turers have increa<ed production. vacciqe. As a result. the U.S. Centers for Dis- · While; and Jean Alkire. The delay of a few weeks arose ease Control and Prevention expects because Wyeth-Lederle. <lne of four at lea't 80 million doses to be pro. Sariah B{inker U.S. manufacturers. had difficulty duced -enough for evr.ryone who 'Sariah Lee Annll!rinker. dauJ;hter growmg two of the three slrams of nu usually gets a llu shot. All doses are ol Amanda Brinker. celebraleil her virus that go into this sea•on's shot. expected to reach doctors' offices and second birthday n:cently at a TeleOr. Ron Saldarini. president of the clinics by ~ometime in November. tubbies themed party vaccine division at Wyeth-Lederle, a :'The overall expectation is that Cake, ice cream. chtps. koolaid divisiOn of Amencan Home Products there will be perhaps a delay, but we and coff•e were ~erved . Anending were Sanah's mother, her maternal gr~t-grandmother. Mtldred Hubbard .. maternal gra ndparents. Mr. and Mrs. Butch Brinker. and Sotheby's de scribed the paintmg BEVERLY HILLS. Caltf.(AP) Mr. and Mrs. S10oll Bnnker. Mr. and Sylvester Stallone checks hiS tough- "Alma Parens" as .. a young idealized Mrs. Virgil Dill, Mr and Mrs. Jeffery guy image at the front door of his WOll)an m a nobl~ pose, offering her Mundy, Mr. and Mr>. Terry McGuire, home. wh1ch ts full of ~ ol all things nurtunng breast to the children Mrs. Lisa McGUire. Mr. and Mrs. - art. around her." Darrell Jenkill5, Jr.. J.D. and Dayton. The painting. valued at an ·est•· The star of · "Rambo" and Mary and D<lnna Bowen. Mist•,Tren- "'Rocky" mov1es is a connotsseur mated $2 mtllion, will be shown at lon and Tyler Brewer. Audra and who favors the old masters. Sotheby's 1n Beverly Htlls on Oct. 16 Wade Hamson , MeliSsa Alex and Stallone is refining hts collecnon and 17 ,and auctioned Nov. 10 at Josh Morris, Leona Sickle. Amy and offering the William Adolphe Sotheby 's New York. Harrison, and Jennt Stewart. Bouguereau painting ··Alma Parens" Sendmg gifts were Pat McGuire. for sale, Sotheby's auction house HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) Chuck and Jan VanCooney, Jane spokeswoman Laura Mason said Singer-songwriter Steye Earle. a Williams. Bob and Barb Stewart, Wednesday. longllme death penalty opponent. Mary Ann , Hendricks, Gary Cremean s and Terry McGuiroi Jr. Athens Dairy Bar·n,. announces w1nners ~OME ON ~VER TO BOB'S ~~~ YOUR FALL GARDEN &DECORATING CENTER uuhties. We have suggested that the y .ell the house and move 1nto smaller quaners, but they don't want to do it They seem 10 think family mcmhers should subs tdize them so Tough-guy Stallone is a connoisseur of fine art College footbaU's top five teams to play road gam.e s Saturday at IllinOis, is expected to have an easy 11me rematnmg undefeated. The teams chasing the Buckeyes, though. have u tough Some tougher than others , Here's the appeltzmg lineup: ,. -No. 2 Nebraska (5-0). after a wtth the genlleman'! I had to tell lhcm. "Sorry. no This is not that kmd o( colmhn " Dear Ann Landers: I have an inlaw prob.lem, and I hope you can advise me because I have no tdea how to deal w11h il. . My brother-in-law and his wtfc are m their early 80s They don 't consider themselves senior ~i1izens because they were dancers all their lives and are in great shape Neither has ever worked at a regular job. but they sltll want to hve in their btg house. wh1ch they calf no longer af(ord since they are now on Soc1al Secumy They call my wife constantly, saying the tax. collector is about to foreclose on lhetr home or the electnc or _gas company JS turning off the ~~~~~:~~?n pr~~~:r::c~pa~=f~~ ~~!~~::.~~: ~~~ea~~,:=~~=. ' ( By RICHARD ROSENBLATT AP Football Writer Road tnp 1 On a S.llurday filled w11h pivotal gam·e~ tn the nauonal ritle scramble. the top live learns htl the road And only No I Ohw State. whtch ,plays door for her and is very polite. Best uf all . he.docs not pesler her (Of sex. Hers is a life that is too good to be true Arc you sure lhat leiter did n't have a New Haven posUl)ark? It sounds hke the Yale boys are trymg to pull one over on you. The woman who wrole could rarne her husband off at $1,000 a "tickel and ,become mdependentl y wealthy. Or beuer ye1. send h1m 10 me . where his wonderful qualities would -~ greatly apprectated. I am -- ·':)"•ous in Dakota ' Dear Dakota: You didn't giVe me your name and address, so I assume yo u weren 't really serious abou1 wanting him. and It 's just as well. Would it >urprise •you to know that neady 200 women have written to ask if I would put thetn m touch Birthdays observed Eastern doWn.s South Gallia; Meigs :b eats Vinton County, N-Y Local H.S. volleyball Page9 Thursday, October 8, 1998 Marriage without sex is what some women want from a relationship Wi-nless Eastern to entertain archrival Southern Sat' rday By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent The ancient rivalry belween two Me1g' County Schools cominues as ·Eastern v1sits Southern Saturday at 7 30 p.m in the battle of Me~gs Coumy at Ea" Shade R1ver StadiUip . Bath clubs are virtually in the <arne boat, w11h Southern havmg a J. 3 overall mark and Ea.< tern with an 04 mark. Southern has slumped The Daily Sentinel POMEROY Sale Sale $499 �/ l. Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio I I . . ' The Daily Sentiriel @ Southern High School I TOYS FOR TOTS - Stulled toys lor children who hurt have been contributed to Veterans Memorial Hospital by Meigs CoUnty Granges. The prOject at providing toys lor hospitalized chlldl'llll or lhoM In the emergency room ha8 beln carried out by local granges lor more SCHOOL ·Rutland Poet 417 of the American Legion c1onat1c1 $1,000 eecflto . Rutland Elementary School end 111e1ge High School Wedntllday through the Ofllo EdiiCIItiona! Support. Group. Show!\ ant, from left: Rutland Elementary Principal Rusty Booll· man, OESG ....,_nattve D~ Pinney, MHS • • ·than 30 yeara. Here Dlllley, A. N., dlreclor at nursing, center, acceptl one of the 38 .toys made by grange melllbeislrom Opal 0ylll' · ol Star Grange. Othlll'l pictured ant Jan Macomber at Star, lett, end RONJie $Dry and ~ra Fry at Hemlock Grange. Jessica Johnson. attends recent session in .Canada Jessica John !>On of Bradbury. a member of Middleport's Bethel 62. Job's Daughten<. recently traveled to Vancouver. British Columbia: Canada. · for the International .Order of Job's Daughten;'s supreme ,;ession. She along with · members from across Ohio. attended the Miss International Job's Daughter pageant. the Supreme Bethel meeting. and installation of.Supreme B ethel officer< a.• well as the Supreme Officen< installation. • During the Supreme Bethel meet·. ing, Johnson was '<'leeted a.• musi"l cian and wa.• installed into thai office. ·;. •.i This is the first time that a mem~r .~"II ' of Bethel 62 has been selected ._, a ·' ... ''JEsSICA JOHNSON Supreme 'Bethel officer. She was the only member of the Ohio group to Elizabeth Gill. the Ohio Miss Jop's receive an oftice. Leanne Rubadue Daughter. Lexy Boettler, and th~ ~he from Gahanna Bethel 6'1. Columbus. Ohio Miss Congeniality. Jami Heywa.• selected as the Supreme repre- der. were among those auending · sentative to the Country of Para. The from Ohio. Memhen< from around the tWO members. along wilh the Gmnd word attended the annual event. B ethel honored queen from Ohio. While in Vancouver. Johnson and the group from Ohio toured the city and crossed over 'the world's greatest suspension f<Jotbridge .. the Capilano Suspension Bridge. which is 230 feet high. 450 feet long. and spans the banks of the Capilano River in North Vancouver. A ferry boat ride across the Strait of Georgia brought the group to Victoria. Canada where they caughtaglimpseofthe Butchart GardeM a.• well a.< 'the mountains of the state of Wa.•hington in the dislance. They saw the Parliament and statue of Queen Victoria. along with historic homes and gardens. with s6me mem~rs enjoying tea at the Empress Hotel. Jessica is a siK year member of Bethel 62 where she has held numerous ollices~ includi~g honored queen for three terms. She is currently serving a.• guide in her bethel as well a.< the Ohio Grand Community calendar Shari L. Blackwell of Pomeroy. graduated Sept. II from Hocking . College, Nelsonville. ., She is a now a licenSI'd practicill nurse and , is continuing her work at the Rural Women's Recovery Program at Athens where she. has been employed for the past eight· years. Her plan now is tu continue her edu· cation in the nursing field. Blackwell wa.s on the dean's lis! all fJ\ur quarten< and was presented with the Joyce Smith Award at graduation. The recipient of the award is cho'<'n by her classmates after ~ing a.•ked "If a member of your family were ill. The· Community Calendar is published as a frey service to nonprofit group. wishing to announce meeting' and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sale!~ or fuod raisers of amy type. Items are printed as space permits and cannot he guaranteed to run a •pecilic number .~r days. THURSDAY TUPPERS PLAINS-- Vetemns of Foreign Wan< Post 9053 me~ting Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Refreshments will ~at 6:30p.m. ·12. 13 ,and 14, Tuppen< Plains, 7 p.m. each evening. Hemlock Grove. Oct. 15-17 p:m. and Orange. Oct. 18 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. ''Sermon on the Mount'.'· theme. MONDAY SYRACUSE -- Meigs County Republican Comml'uee meet1ng . Monday, 7:30, p.m. at Carleton School. ...RUTLAND -- Leading Creek Conservancy District, special meeting, Thur<day. 4 p.m. to Uiscuss personnel mauers. -POMEROY-- Friday's fun. food and fellowship at God's Neighborhood Escape for Teens. Main Street, Pomeroy. Free snacks. non-\'iolent video games. computer prog(ams and curds at centt!r's game room. Open Friday. 6 to 10:30 p.m. Same hours Saturday to ut[lize game room. LONG BOTTOM -- Faith Full Gospel Church. Long Bottom. Friday. 7 p.m, hymn sing. Mal'\' in Clark Family to he SATURDAY BURLINGHAM Burlingham Modern WlK>dmen monthly meeting ;md pptluck Saturday. 6:.)0 p.m. at the Burlingham· Hall. Halloween theme will~ ohsel'\'ed. Bring cover«! dish: camp will furnish piau. hut dugs, l'iJ!!r an'J tlonuts. Frit'nJs wdc<un~. · POMEROY -- Meigs County Fbh ;.md Game Ali~x:imion. n:guh1r med· ·· ~ ing. Saturday. . CHESTER . ! Harvest Outreach Church, Reibel Ro<til. Chester. special servi,·.s Sunday. 6 p.m. wi!h Evangelist Lois and Walter Blankenship. Columhus. Mary and Hamid POMEROY-- Right to Life meeting. Monday. 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Library. TUPPERS · PLAINS .. Revival <ervic.s. Op, 10-1H al Chrisli:m Chun:hos nfOmnge. Tuppe" Plains. und Homl<>.:k Grove. Hal Dn<ter: evangelist . IXt Orange. Saturday. 7 p.m.: Sunday. 1(1:''4~ and 17 p.m. 0l't. · ./ Poet's corner Once H11d We lind love in many places. for it's ~asy. some it\ Oof. You see love has many faces. snmc ·in our past that we forgot. It may he right beside us. but we don't know it's ther<. Sometimes we're ' confused. or · may~ we don'trare. A person could have love, hut he unsure of whJI th!!y'vl!' got. S1>0n enough they'll leant a hard lesson to ~ !aught. It might not ~ that long ago. maybe justtoduy. · When the one that we have loved. turned and walked away. Our eyes are like two mirrors. on our pas! they do reflect. Now we stan to wonder. how we once hod Jove without respect - David Neutzling I •. Alabama Gov. George Wallace prevented the integration of Tuskegee High School in 1963 by ordering state troopers to encircle the building. you most club members about !he five year operating levy for the Carleton School which is to he voted on in the . Nov. 3 election. The club went on record a.• endorsing the levy for Car-, leton School . . Devotions "People: and 'This Day is Mine" and closed with prayer was_ presented, by Mrs. Weber. Mrs. Whitehead ltd the group in the club · song "How Great Thou Art." Delores Frank welcomed Lilian Pickens a.s a !;uest . Mary Alice Bise and Belly Bog;;s were co--hu~tesses . Ochers attentlin( were-Marlene Putman. Frances Reed. Wendy Hannum. Janet Connolly. Ella Osb<irne, M:trgaret Grossnickle. and Nancy Wachter. Mrs. Whitehead received the door prize. Refreshments were enjoyed during a social hour. . ' 1.·. STAFF MEETING - Josle Jarrell and Jessica Smith dlecusa stories at the SePt. 30 meeting ol the SHS School Page stall. Currently about 20 atudenta are participating In the group. Josle Is the student editor lhla year~ • Bellunie of France arrived in Valley. Stream. N.Y.. in 1930 aboard their plane, "The Question Mark ." ·•. Students. participate in Sch~lar$ Program Blackwell is married to Steve .Vidkun Quisling was <entenced to Blackwell and they have three daughThe tlrst nonstop , flight froin death in Norway in 1945 for having . ter<, Amber. Arica. and Aja and two , Europe to the United States ended a.• ' cullaborated with the Nazis during • grandchildren. Destinee and Austin. ~~pt. Dieudonne World War II . . . _.;_ Conte and Maurice ., She is the daughter of Jerry and Bar- _;;,;. bara Colm'er of Pomeroy. _ ___________ .·" RACINE-- Racine Board of Public Affairs. Monday. 7:30p.m. at the · municipal huilding. TUESDAY BEDFORD .. Bedford Township hoard of Trustees. Tuesday. 7 p.m. at the township hall. •' 1997 BUICK SKYLARKS Only $196 per month on $9,990 Sale Price SYRACUSE -- Meigs County nf Commerce. luncheon ineeliilg.,Tuesday. noon to I :JO p.m. at Carletqn School. Koith WO<>d' to talk nit Stale Baltnt ls<ue I while Cham~r Loaded with options· Still under new car warranty! C~)unty commission c.andiclates M ir.:k Davenport and Putty Pickens will lield questions. ' , SHARI L. BLACKWELL ' ·swisher· & Lohse Photo Center " 1998.PONTIAC TRANS SPORT 4 Dr, Extended Chassis· Loaded . 8 19,900 2nd Set Free EVERYDAY! " ' I > 1996 RIVIERA Super charged 3800 V6, power sunroof; CD plus cassette, loaded. · Lo~ Balance of new car warranty ' 9 Any Any bp. ~Exp. From original UO or US C-4t precess roll•~ See One Of .Our Clerks For Details Of The Fuji Tru Color Fll111 Club Card Have 6 Rolls Develop And Cet The Seventh Roll Developed FREE Try Us Out For AU . Your Photofinishing Needs Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph. .Chertea Rtnte, R. Ph. Ronald Hanning, R. Ph. Mon. lhru Sot. 8:00 e.m. to 8:00p.m. Sundey 10:00 a.m.4o 4:00p.m. PRESCRIPTION PH. 112-2955 E. Main Friendly Service Oh. Week 1 Stivers had this to say. "We learned ahout fumou.• psychologists. their theories. and different mental illnesses. We did psychological exP.,riments and worked with mentally and By SHAUNA MANUEL physically handicapped people once Atthe.heginning of volleyball seaa week." pego Logo Roix!tics was a son. sophomore Erin Struble.' a memvery popular lield of interest to many ~r of the Southern High· School srholars, four of which being South- Reserve Volleyball team and wouldern High School students: junior ~ second-year volleyball player. Chris Randolph a~d sbphomor<s hl:came i~urcd in conditiMing after Mickey Williams. .letT Circle. and enduring o'pen gym and weight liftRyan Hill . The boys built rnl'lllls from ing all s~mmer. _ Legos with the help of logo pmShe weqt to the hospital the next grammin!l'. Coll)puter programs like day only to find out some dreadful Hyperstudio and Microsoft Power news. she had hroken her foot, and Point were used in presenting the nn- would he unable to play the rest of 'khed rpbots . Two students from the season .. Southern, junior Andrea Neutzling Although .s idelined. she· still parand sophomore Tammy Fryar panic- ticipates in the program ... as the ipated in the sculpture research area. team's bookkeeper. The sculpture class nlade full-size Even though she doesn't g<t lo human-formed sculptur<s in which play. Erin said. "I don't feel like I they displayed ori the Ohio Univer- .. have wasted any time . I enjoy spend. sity Gre"n for the public to see. ing time with the team. They make "Everyone atGovernor's Scholar~ ' me feel like I am still. a part of the was really nice. and we were given a team." lot of freedom when working on our When asked what it is like fl,l ~(t own personal projects," >luted Mag· on the sidelines. being a f(.rmer ..volgie Smith about her experience last .- leyball player. and having to watch . summer. the other girls out on the court play . ~any students who allended !he she said. "Y"u· see a lol more of the pro~nun last summer m~ntioned the actions and mistakes on the sidelines. muny· friends they mudt: umJ interIt is really hard to silthere when real· esting people they met . Jet'f Circle ly I just want to get my unifo~m on h;uJ this to say. ."This program was n and go ourthere and play." heller cxperien'e for me than sitting "I didn't realize how much I ut home ull ~umrner. Gelling to met:l enjoyed playing vn lloyhall until I new people is always fun• :• found out that I couldn't do it any All the students who participated . more. " she said. adt.ling th.at "iht! 'plans io the prugrum said they onjo)·e•l it on playong volleyball next year and und are -looking forwotrd to it anti sim - "for the rt!sl of her hi~h school L'areer ilur programs again next ye ~ar. "if her f<~ll will let her. Ohio University G<JVernul's ScholarS Program is a three week long, · l'ree. non-residential program fur talented ninth and tenth grade stu· dents in southeastern Ohio. The program · has heen taking place every summer for !he past 13 years. In this program students study. research and paiticipate in one of many n:!;earch areas. The research areas offered this past summer Included: architecture. in which students l~ami!d how to read architect's scales and build their own mOdel houses. Students in the compQter science research area learned about the internet and computer progiamming. Each student received an ~:-:ma il uc£ount from Southeastern Ohio Regional Freenet. Students par!i£ipating in this area of re!'farch from Southern Hi'ch School were sopho1!1ores Chri; Yeauger .and Macyn Ervin. ·, ' In creative wriling. sophomores Brenna Sisson and Sarah Ball learned al)out writing techniques and poetry. The cre:uive writinc class al<o wrote and pt:rformed their own skits and play s. Sophomore Brandi Codner u~d junior Clinton Hatcher learned what it was like'to make lesxon plans and teach them lo elementary >IU· d~nls in grades two through · four in lhl! t:c.lucatlon research area. :: In photography. students made t~ir nwn real. working camems frinn grits boxes. They also learned hi)w to develop negative>. and then d~vflop the priiHs frnm those n~gu~ tivcs . Participating in this lield of r~st!un.:h were sophnmnn;s Maggie For more 'infimnution ·chct.:k out · Sinith and Sh:nina ~anud . the Governor's Scholars web site at When asked ahout . her rescarrh a~ea at Governor's Scholurs, Emily www.seorf.ohiou.edu/-xx045. The Writer's .Block 4" Doubles 1997 SUNFIRE ' 4 Dr, tilt wheel, cassette, Low miles · Bright Red WAS $1 0,9QO Now 9900 8 1997 DELTA 88 Still under new car warranty· '99 LeSabre Trade tn ' By Senior Citizen- Extra Clean s · Low ' I Mflesf Choose from "7" Extra low mileage '98' Model LeSabres and Bonnevilles 1995 BUICK REGAL 98 Regal trade . Leather interior, 3800 V6 engine. Lady driven. EXPECT THE BEST/ Low Miles! Only 8 18, Loaded with options/ By AUTUMN HILL The Souihem High School Student Council recently elected new ofticrrs for the 1998-99 school year. They are: Jody Hupp. senior. president: Janey Hill. junior, vice president : Sarah Roels. '<'nior. secretary : Autumn Hill. junior. treasurer. Homeroom representatives · and class presidents also help student council. ' _. Senior homeroom representatives are Julia Hensler. Sarah Rods and Jesse Little. Junior homeroom repre. sentatives are B'ill Coe, LaraiiieLawsonand'Autumn Thoma.•. Sophomore homeroom representatives are Macyn, El'\'in. Fallon Roush. Michael Ball and Emily Stivers. Freshman ho1]1eroom representatives are Joe Cornell. Tyler Little. Macy Rees and Sunny Hunnell. The senior cia." president is Ash· ley Davis : junior rlass president j, Sarah Brauer while Fallon Roush and Lori Sayre are soph\)more and ffe.shnian class presidents. rs:spectively. The advisor of student cnunci I is Mr. Don Dudding who works very closely with the students to see._that '. ~· .,,, t,. • , . ~ • ' ' ) '\ I . • . ,. STUDENT COUNCIL- This year's Soulhem High School Student Council plana on receivIng plenty ol Input !rom other students and homeroom representativealn making plans for the school year. Sh~n here at a recent atudent . th~i: plans go welL The ~oals of thi s year's ., tudent council. accnrding to Pre~iJenr Jod r Hupp. are to get more ... tudent partiCipation in any events lhe council may hold. She also outlined the president's biggest responsibility. "The biggest event that the student council is in charge uf is homecomlt is our job to plan spirit St1,1dent profile: cuuncll meeting are, !rom lett, Julia Hensler, senior homeroom representative; Sarah Roels, secretary; Janey Hill, vice presldenti and Jody Hupp, president. · week and the homecoming dance," senior year I seNe as vi<.:e president" she said. When a>ked how thi s year will be different. Hill replied. "Because the ''Last year we h'-!d a great tum out andlf was great fun . Hopefully this members are alt really close friends year will he even heuer. I am very a'nd we work good together; we are cnnfident in our studont cnuncil and all really creative and have good ide~s . the student body as well." "The student council ha.s many · Vice pr6 ident Janey Hill had the fund raisen< .Planned for this year su'h following•t omments about her job: "I have served a.s a student coun- ·as a walk-a-lhon. cur washes and ci l member for two years. My junior dances to make this year a grc:at suc· year .·.1 was treasurer and nnw my cess." For each generation, music. creates its own controversy Erin Struble '. Neil Yuung answered with "Ohiu'', By AMBER MAYNARD Frnm the earliest time~. mu sic hus making a lot ofy~Jung stcr'l wontlcr if always played a wry influential role war was really the un~wer. Ewn the Be:ub seemed to he disin socidy. From Elvis Presley to the Beatks to llach. everyone has 'a 1ikcd hy _many :.11 qnc time or anoth* favoritl!'~ musical ~mup ami or com- · cr. When Lennon statod that the Boatics were lh~n n't"orc populo.ir then \ p()ser. Jesu, , they rccdvod do:uh threat s. C'an you guc,s' who Frank Sinatra .,, many rcconJs ~ere tmrnl!'c.J. anti radio was t'-'lking about in·this quo~e? I " (~is) music•is ma~Ue by cretinous station s hanned their song.s. Skipping ahead to today and tho goons ·(•dngingl sly. kwO. in plain fact, dirt y lyrics. It manage s to~ the musi~.: of new bands. we are still hearmartial music of every... delinquent ing the same old s tories, only lh l! on tha f;u.:e .of the eanh . It is the most namc!s and songs have L·hangeLI. With brutal. ug ly. desperate. vit:ious fnrm the lnu .. i~:-pn,nlllling 1-...;hirts <If bands of expre,,ion i.t hus heen my dis- li'c Marilyn Manson. Nine ' Inch Erin Struble ~ai l ,, Korn. Gwar. and Filta hcinl! pleasure to hear." '' If ,you dur.1't know who Mr. Sina- . htmn!O!d from :-.~.:hoo l .,, wc i;Jrch:li vini! She tries in many ways .to. keep tra was talking' :thout. it wa:-. Elvi-; otfr purents' am.l gr:.mdparl.! rll s' p;.lsl. herself involve d in the team '~ &lctiviPre :-~ ley . Yes. that 's righl. one of Marilyn Manson's new CD. Mechan tie s. for example she ~·ome't In prm:tice almost every night ami 'runs lhe Amcri <..: a's hrightest -; tars evt!r to iL·;tl Animals ha ... already been h~mn ~d dm:k. She k~t!p.'\ boo~ at 1nost gamL!s shi ne in the music business. He w;1s fro'n1 aiiTar~et. K-Mart and WaiMart even wh en· they i.\'re away. and mo:-,t . somc's ' worst nig.htmare ami cvt:ry ~tores. Many schools huVt! Uedded to just han :.11 music-related au ire. Any importantly she cheer" &md want....,.to teenage ,gir'J'., dream. student weming u 1-shirt with a musk Barry McGui re's big hit. "Eve ol' . win ju "'t n. . much as the~ players our Deslrudion 11 • wa..; 'banned fmm ~ear * I home will he suspendod or expelled. on the coun. ly ull ratlio ~latio ns wh~n its anti-war lr seems as if rock and roll h;.rs Erin has been the volleyhullteam\ lyrics were revealed . It ewn pro* hel.'nme a si n.to li sten to. Songs from bookkeeper all sea>un long and is voked un unswer record "Duwn of v;tr inu .; heavy-ml!lul t1ands ~&IV\! <JUite gootl ,ut if tno. on " orne <K'Ca· CorreL·tiun " wrillen hy John MaJara o.tlrc:atly heen h.anneJ from ratJio sta siqns she manages lu 'atch the other and Dave White . tions ;tcro-;, the t: uuotry. New r4!lea ... . team 's . mi~tukes and makes sure that Movi ng onward inthi., L'tmtrover- t!S from thc! .'C anists· arc! hecominl! the Sou!hern volleyball team doesn't . sial music. Boh Dylan's ant ~·Yietnum harder and hartJer tn .-lint!. It Sl!l!ll\~ make· any mistakes. . lyrics ruflkd quit~ ;t fcw ,fculhl.!r., as those day )oi so long <l!lO whc!n the teens _, She comments that she onjoys more ;.mJ more teen s Ocgan to follow prea~:hcJ. "If we cv'e r haw kidS: we keeping hook. even though it w;t... behind in what wnuld ho called the W•>uld 'let them li sle~ to what they something she had to learn inn very p.-~ychedelil' siXties. Whcr1 l()ur young- wantell." havt! he ~n lt'lsl through the short period of time. She thanked .) · h:ens wl!rc shnt" down at Kent State . pass;~gt:s or lim,t:', . those who taught her the task. Advertise Your Business Her . • The Moth Man · :Scaling the wall. we walked through the gruveymd. . It was completely empty t~ere wasn 't even a guard. Spirits of the di:"d scre.,med with th e wind. '·Ch'illing your spine making it twist and bend . ., 'Leavospainted hy the sun. cracking like bones under our f<ct. S1imll jJicces of candy dropped by rhi ldrcn who trick <]r trea~ :enJit!s in 1hc:ir ".-ofl1ns ~ rotting inside: a corpse;:'.' shdl. · :Cruwl'ing hark Jn·lhe surfact. givin·g off n horrendous ,.~mdl. Hungry for living llesh . !t:trving for som~ li fe ... ·J-iving. hut still dead. without any pen<onal slnte. Witnessing it all . wondering if I was seen. . Hidinc behind the trees. was !heir eyesight very keen·• They ium towards me. pointing their bony fingers . I turned to run. I didn't stay or linger. Being the hunted. I ran across !he leaves. . I want~d to see tomorn>w. hut I fell hard to my knees. Someihing had my foot~ it held it.< grip quite well . J wondered if I'd live, I heurd the twelfth hell. Looking back hehind me. the fog wus still so thick . I ne~d~d to get up; I ne<ded to leuve.. quick. Untangling my foot from a hand that wasn't there. I couldn't rind my friends , bull didn 't really care. :ro get back l;, safety. I had to walk upon the dead. I hoped that they were, but not a word was. sa1d. . Walking on the leaves that were crackmg hke thetr bones. The wind beg,an to scream in very monotonous tones. Scaling the wall by mysell'. I ran back to my car. it only took a few secomls, it wa.•n't very far. Safety in the car. I lean back to rest. .. . .. . ~cold hand comes from behmd, I wus postliVe 11 W'l-' u Jest ·But as I touch Ihe arm. I felt wings. like a bird. Right ~fore he snqps my neck, ''I'm !he Moth Man," I then heard. · - By AMBER MAYNARD .. l. I .~. ··,:;' f .~ •• ~ •·. ; . ( \ By BRENNA SISSON I Couk. pa~lors. ir~vitt!' thc public. som~ Blackwell graduates cla.~s wou I~ want to care for them'?" ·:'· • • • e_w_o_ff-ic_e_r_s-in-s-ta-1-le_d__,l ._ New officers we..i installed when the Riverview· Garden Club met recently at !he home o(Ruth Anne Baldel'liOn. Delore~ Fro~~~k. president. in.•talled the new officen<. Muine Whitehead. president: Ruth Anne Balderson, vice presid.ent: Marilyn Hannum. secretary: and Gladys Thoma•. treasurer. The outgoing president presented red roses to each of the new officers. • Thank were extended by Mn<. Bisc for cards and a gift for her husban'd. Frank, during his illness. A thank you can! wa.• read from Pauline Myers for canis and Oowers received during her hospitalila!ion. Plans were made to .eat out at the Blue Onion Restaurant in Marietta on Oct. 22. 6:30p.m. Grace We~r explained to the Page 11 Thursday, OctGber B. 1998 Student Council selects officers· • N. ·. - - 1 Bethel Third Messenger and a member of the alternate tea~ual. A reception in her hondt- will be held following the official visitalion of Bethel 62 on Nov. 28 at 4 p.m. at the Middlepon Ma.'iOnic Temple. Jessica Marcom. honored queen. invites all .members, 'parents. and gr.mdparents of Job's Daughters. and adults with proper Ma.<;Onic relationship to attend. Johnson attended the Supreme Session through gifts from area Ma.o;onic bodies a.~ well as individuals and other organizations. She is the daughter of Kathy Johnson. a majority member of the International Order of Job's Daughters, and the granddaughier of Bill a(ld Naomi King. all of Bradbury. Her brother, Derek, is active in the Marle!ta Chapter of the Order of DeMolay. who in your ltlffel John Kr'llwlc:zyn, P91t 487 ComrnMder Eupne Fink 8lld Pat 487 M8nlger Dennis lllcKIIIMJ. Simi.. donations ,_. beln Uled to puid I l l educallon8l IIJilllllell and club JMms. The money will be UMd at Rutland to funcllluclent 118MmbliR, Nld Bookman. • ' - . 1-' ' .., • CALL DAVE HARRIS 992·2155 .Ext: '104 Vaughan's Supermarket 408 General Hartinger Parkway . 992·3471 RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS Supporting all the area schools Be youth. Stop in and say "HI" to Dave or Herb. 742-2211 COOLSPOT CONVENIENCE STORE Euel • Groceries - Deli · Ei!mill£ B~!ill!Yf§!nl Coolville Exit off Rt. 7 667-6100 Store 667-6101 Restaurant Owner: Bryan White ~@~ · 333 Page Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (740) 992-6472 Oliio 2?jver R&G tJ3ear Feed Supply· "Stuff" for Pets Company Farm Animals • Stable ' Joe Evens, Owner 992-2164 • 992·4055 HOME NATIONAL BANK Racine 949-221 0 Syracuse 992·6333 Downing Childs Mullen Musser Insurance 111 E. 2nd, Pomeroy 992-3381 CASU&ltT GIOUP .' �Page ' 12 e The Daily Sentinel • Thursday, October 8, 1991 Pomeroy e Middleport,' Ohio • Thursday, October 8, 1998 Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel e Page • • Trying to build united front against MiloseviC BRUSSELS, "Belgium (AP) - Sccretarl of State In the meantime, tbe administration is offering assurMadeletne Albrtght today dorected U.S medtator ances that U.S. ground troops would not be used if Richard Holbrooke to return to Belgrade to tr) agam to NATO decides to attack the Serbs over Kosovo. persuade Yugoslav President Slohodan Mtlosc' ic to The auack would be earned out solely with air remove all Serb tan troops from the prov mce of Kosovo power, U.S. officials said as Albright flew here from the Only some of the troops ha' e been pulled back from Middle East to try to rally a united front against Miloa confrontatiOn w1th ethnic Albamo~n\ . who are t!;mg to scvic gain self-rule, and Albrtght will urge NATO foretgn Earh~r m the week, Albright raised the possibility ministers to "go to the next 'tagc" " '" planmng an atr that U.S": troops would be sent to Yugoslavia's Kosovo attack on the Serbs, State Departnu:nt 'JX' kc; man James provmce as pan of an intemational.foru to help keep P Rubm said. any peace settlement resulting ··secretary Albright from NATO attack or negotiations. remams extremely concerned "We think there has to be about the situation," · Rubin some kind of international pressaid after Albrtght met sepa· ence," Albright said. rately wuh Holbrooke and Currently, tfiere are 7,500 with Gen Wesley K. Cla.,rk, U.S. troops serving in a peacekeep- · supreme commander of ;)le ing force of 33,000 in neighboring U.S.-Ied alliance. Bosnia. Sending U.S. troops to "Mtlosev•c has not comKosovo, as well, could be a controplted with the reqUirements of versial move. the mternat•onal community,:· Clarifying the U.S. position, Rubm satd. " She ts not satisthe officials said Wednesday night fied with hiS wil lingness to THE GUNSthat if Milosevic agreed to negotiacomply ·• the NATO-led peace force In BOsnia Bland liOns with _ethnic Albanians in After a meeting wtth their posts on top of a tank Wednesday. KQsovo and they reach a set~le· NATO Secretary-General • ment, the Chnton admtmstratton Javier Solana, Albnght planned to ny to' London for would consult Congress ahd the allies on whet~er U.S. talks with the forc~gn mtmsters of SIX na t•on>that over- troops should be part of an international peacekeeping see the Balkans. Russian Foretgn Mm t>tcr Igor Ivanov, ' force. who met w1th Mtlosev1c 111 Belgrade. wtll gtvc the If Mtlosevic refuses U.N. Security Council demands to n_egotlate , to ,)'ltthdraw hts troops from the province group his vtew on the Yugoslav leader 's 'lance Russia is reluctant to us.e force~ ag atn st the Serbs, and to permit humanitarian assistance to reach refugees, and Rubin satd '"the goal of our policy " not to u'c •·we wtll use only an power," a semor official satd, force if 11 is not necessary." speaking on condition of anonymity. The, US st rategy, at th•s pomt, " w ratchet the Milosevic clatms to be complying with most \) N. pressure up" on Mtlosevtc, th" U.S. sat d. d~mands by withdrawing his security forces. ~ lTOt.J~ l ber bullets at Pabtmtan 'lonethrowe" today. ktllmg a 20· year-old man and ~ nou> l y InJuring a news photographer The death occurred"" the U111tcd States IS trymg to con· elude an agreement between Israel and the Palcstmians on a West Bank troop wtthdrawal Throughout Hebron. Palestmians obsciVed a general strike to protest lsrael"s X-day blockade of the dtvtdcd West Bank town and a curfew in the downtown area. Israel lifted the blockade thts mom mg. but the curlew remmned m force. confimng 30,000 Palesttmans to thetr homes The clashes erupted today. with dozens of Palestlmans throwtng stones at lsr.tclt soldtcrs gunrdtng Jewish cnclave..'i in the Israeli-run downtown sector Israeli soldtcrs fired rubber-eoated steel pellets •;, Initially, two Palcstlntans were hurt. Several Palestinian news photographers and camcr.uncn n1ovcd closer to film those injured when troops fired more rubber bullets Hus· sam Abu AJan, a photogr,lpher on ,,ss,gnmcnt for the Agencc France-Presse news agency, was struck m the fore· head and wa.~ taken to .t nearby hosptt,ll Doctors satd Abu Alan suffered a skull fracture and wa' in scnous condlt 1nn In later cla,hes. a 2lJ-ycar-old Palesllm,m, AmJad Natche, was struck 111 the head by a rubhcr bullet. lie was declared dead several hours later, smd Dr J •had Bader of Hebron's Ahh Hospit,tl Natchc lived m Jordan and h.1d been tn Hchron tor scv ~ They 1.1ke on the mo~t dungcrous ass1gnmcnt !n a d~ l ngl! rou:-. land. Sl:~;k1ng CV I· dcncc agamst n ght ·w1ng p~lr~\1111 1 11 <~ry :-.q u.tds hnkcd lo to was not I whtcthcr' Natchc wa' throwmg stones or watchmg the clash· es when he was hit. After he was pronounced dead, dozens of relatives and fnends carried his body, wrapped in a white sheet and draped with Paleshman flags, to the morgue of nearby Alia Hospital 1 Throughout Hebron, shops, restaurants and schools were closed •n obseiVance of a general strike called by Palestmian Yasser f,rafat's Fatah movement to protest the closure and curfeW'' The rcstnction!!' had been imposed Sept. 30 a6 two dozen lsraeh soldiers and Palestinian civtlians we;e\Jured by two hand grenades thrown by a man who apparently escaped into the Palestmian-controlled part of the city. A Fatah leaflet distributed in Hebron this week urged aetivtsts to throw stones atlsraeh soldiers fnday. About 450 settler.; live in downtown Hebron, surrounded by about 130,000 Palestinians. A blanket closure of the West Bank and th~ Gaza Stnp remained m force, bamng more than 2.5 million Palesumans from entering Israel The closure has been in Ioree almost continuously since the beginmng of the Jewish holtday penO<j on Sept. 20 lltc closure was imposed after the Islamic militant group H.1mas threatened to take revenge for the ktlling of two l-lamas fugitives by Israeli special forces. Hamas has killed scores of Israelis m recent years in suicide bomb attack.,. Still. he sees a purpose to "the risk.• he takes in a country where 'XJ percent of violent crimes go unsolved ··we all have to contribute some W,jly," the agent said "If we .til JUS! l<y to stay safe then surely our country's futqre wtll never change ·· have been k1llcd Tlu.:y .1rc v1c tnll'..,· nl wh. tl the untt 's As II they needed reminding of the dangers they face, all dtrcctor calls ··.1n nlh;nslvt:' h) l.uu.lowncr-h.u.:kl·d mth- en employees were sent recently to have dental records tias WhO Want 10 ."'tOp ,l rrohc.,n l thctr CXp,llldlllg Cflnl !Jl,d taken - 111 case they're ktllcd and there's no other way to recognize them. entcrpnscs ll>e lah!.st to dte were agents Edilbrando Roa and Jhon " We know w~.:'n.: p.tymg .t htgh pncc tn hlnod . hut \~c have a duty to pres:-. on. · .1 gnm · Lll:L:d Pahlo Ll1.t.., Gon - Alejandro Morales, who were invesugaung the ma.'i.sacre of zalez sau.l m dll mtLTVIt.;W ,!ltct .tt1cnd111 g .1 m.ts:-. lor two l(o people hy suspected paramilitary gunmen m Sonson, a slatO agents. ~ mount,>in hamlet irrthe state of Antioquta, 110 miles nonhThe 2.1XKl 1nvcst1g.ttnr.., lrorn the.: ( fl dtvP-.HUl work wost ol Bogota. Abducted Sept 3 at a roadblock outside with prosec utor~ 11n sc nsl\lv...: .n1d groundhn tJm,t; probes town. the mvestigator.< were found with twO ptstol shot' into many of Colom!n ,t . , nm..,t "tDknt u1111111.1l " c.1ch to the head Just surv1vtng ts ('011!-.ld~n.: d .1 good d.1y .11 lh~.; (l] lkc Ro.t .md Morales were hoptng a witne~' might link a top "Sometimes wht.:n! rt.:ll ll fl (ltl BDgDI.l hc.tdqu,ut c r"') commander ol the feared mtlittas - who arc fund~d by the~ ask me how 11 w~;nt (,rl.tl. 1 ldllh cm hu'.n1s~ I dn•g lr,tflickers and lun\fowners to battle guerrillas :._ to made il hack," s;.ud :1 ~ l · y~.:t~r u ld dgc 111 \\ hn "jlnh. e on members olthc Colombtan mtlttary and pollee cond1t1on nf .monym1t\ · Whenever you touch that tnanglc of alliances, thing.' 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There ere four (4) to ~· elected lor 1 thrtt (3) y•r term. 1 Albany tndopende~l Agriculture Society . J Oorlo H. Mace, Secretary (10) 8,15,22 3TC and mulching tho elte," will be received 11 the Village or Rutland Huard Mltlgotlon ProJtet offlct, P.O. Box 420, 337 Main St., Rutlond, Ohio 45775, Attn: Bovcl A. Ruth, until 11:00 am Friday, October 30, t 988, upon whiCh limo bide will be opened and road aloud. Further, The Farmers Bank Sp.c\llcetlono and bid ana SavJnga Company forma may be secured from rtllrvoo tho right to reJect the above office. A ellt any or til bldl oubmltted. Funhtr, 1th11 above ohowlng lor thlo proJect Ia collotorat will be sold In the ochedulod for 2:00 p.m., Wedneeday, October 21, condition It to In, with no 1998, at the above office exprooo or Implied warranttea given. (740) 742.0704. For further Information, Each bid mt~ot be accomponled by olther a bid contact Tim-at 985-4289. bond In lho amount ol 10% C10l 7, a. 9 3 tc of the bid omount with a ouroty aollolactory to aforeeald VIllage of Rutland or by certified check, coohltfl chock, or totter of Crtdll upon I Oolvent bonk · In Memory In tho omount of not ltoe th~n 10% of tho bid 'amount In the favor of tho tfortuld Village of Rutland. Bid In Loving bonde shall be accompenlod by Prool of Memory Of Authority or the official or JUNE L. agent signing tho bond. (tO) 4, 5, ~. 7, 8, 9, 11 7 tc GRIFFIN Public Notice In loving memory of. our dear Mother and . PUBUC NOTICE wife, ' on her birth· NOTICE Ia hereby given day, October 8, 1998. that on Saturday, October II Is hard to believe 10+ 1898, at 10:00 a.m., 1 public 1111 will be hold at that you have been 211 Wool Second Street, gone a year, Mother. Pomeroy, Ohio, Tho We know you are In F1rmer'1 Bank and Savlnga Company porltlng lot, to 1111 God's gentle hands for coah tho following now, and .with our collateral : dear · son and 1994 Chevrolet S·10 brother, Phillip, and 1GCCS144t FIK1S5358 Tho Fermora Bank and we know that your Sevlngo Compony, suffering Is over. The Pomeroy, Ohio, rtllr'VII the happiness you gave right to bid 11 thlo aato, and to wlthdrow the obove us while you were collottrtl prior to 1111. here •.. we cherish, Further, The Farmera Bank.. so much, and, we and Stvlnge Compony reotrveo tho ·right to rlljoot !"ill your loving eny or ell bide oubmltted. presence more !han Further, the ....above worda can say. eollottrot will be oold In the So Sadly Missed By, condition It to In, with no txprtll or Implied Huaband, Ernest, warrantlea given. and children: For further lnfolmetlon, La~ry, Errol, Roger, contoct Tim ot 985-4289. 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Mother cat and 3 adoral:lte kit· tena ,appro• 7·8 wks old 740· 446·0104 Pupp1es , Part Husky, Part Gtr· man Shepherd All With Blue Evn. 740-446-4247 740-446- 3867 To good home, AKC Shar.pel , male, 10 months, all shots, 740742·371 1 60 Loat and Found 1011/mo LOST Female dog German shOrt-haired Pointer. chocola te spots & l ~ce brlndel gray & while Answer s to Rox ie 304682· 3593 or 304 -882-3569 any time CARPET Lost Rlo Grande Area, Family PLUS Dog Basset Bedgle M1x, 2 Year 01,;:1 Female, Red Collar Answers Chloe, 740 2:45-0138 ,.ro Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 740-698-9114 ,"fr\11'1 20 Yrs Exp • Ins. 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Hartford Com·· munlty Building Auctionee r t122Q, Fred SUllivan Atck Peerson Auct ion Company, full lime auclloneer. complete aucHon urvlce. Llcenaed 166.0hlo & Wul Virginia, 304173-578~ Giveaway 139 g month *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat •FreifEstlmates BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING "WI1ere Qrmlity Doem '1 Colt More" 740-446-9416. 1-800·872-5967 (Cut Out for Futuro Dlocount) THE APPLIANCE MAN "Need repair on any 01ake?" • Washers • Hot Water Heatar • Ranges • Freezers o Refrigerators o Dishwashers o Dryer C11l Ken Youn11 (740) 985·3551 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity btfllnd MtlQI Ftlrground, 30x-4~ wil'ldOW, wit, acrttn & ttorm window , IWHpef,lhMt lt11, many Items 01304-713-5441 Wedemeyer's Au cllon Sarvlce, GaiiiPOIII. Onto 140·319·2120 90 Wanted to Buy AbiOiull Top Collar All U $ Sll· ver And Gold Coina. Proolaels, Diamonds. Antique Jewelry. Gold Rtnga, Prt·1 930 US Currency Sterling El~; Acqun111lona Jewelry - M T S Co1n Shop, 151 Second AvemJI, Galipotls. 740·446·2842 Anllquet, top prices paid, RIVer · Ina Antiques , Pomeroy Ohio , ~uu Moore owner, 740·992· 2528 ' Anllques & clean used furniture. w111 buy Qne pttc1e or complete household, Osby Martin, 740· 992·6~76 Clean l.ale Mod•l Cars Or Trucka. 1990 Modell Or Newer, Smlth Sulek Pontiac, 1900 East· ern Avenue, Gallipolis J & 0 Auto Parts Buying wrecked or ulvaged IJthiCIU 304-113-5033 Wanted To Buy For Family Pet Dachshund, Pup Or VoCJng Cog, Call 740·448·2342 Ext 1 & Then 20 Days, Or 304·675·4293 Even· lnos Wanted To Buy Junk AuiO s Any Condition, 740·446·9853 wanted To Buy ustld Mobile Homes, Call 740·446-0175, 304675-5965 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Lost fema le Jack Ru ssell pup, white w/Oark spd! over one eye, Maplewood Lake area, 740·9493016 o 614·742·2138 . .... Howard L. 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' Saudi Arabta, allegedly used a sencs of front oompanic:i in And ~nlike earlier indictments against the suspe,cts, this Sudan to ratsc <ash for his holy war against Ihe UniJcd one charges three of them with more than 200 'f)Unls of States. , • murder - one for "each and every victim of the embassy One oft he suspects, AI -'Owhah, was vtdeotapcd in July bombings," U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White said in a state- cclebratmg his impcndmg martyrdom in a bombing o¢ra· ment. ' lion against US interests 10 East Africa, the indictm!-'nl The Aug. 7 bombings killed 259 people, mcludmg 12 alleges Americans, and injured more than 5,000 others. Extled AI-'Owhali told FBI agents he rode m the bcmb-ladcn Saudi multimillionaire bm Laden ts the alleged mastermmd vchtcle to the Na1robi emba~sy and tossed a grenade at a of the bombing.~. . , guard m what was supposed to be a sutctdc misston, carli" JustiCe will be SCIVed for every one of those v•ctims," · cr documents alleged. He was arrested m a Nairobi hol;pisaid Whtte , tal. · Suspects Mohamed Sadeek Odeh, Mohamed Rashed AI· 'Owhali, Mohamed Sadcck Odeh were tramed in DaoudAI-'Q\vhali and Wadih ElHage' the only US. ctl· "explostves, hijack mg. ktdnappmg, as.sassination and intdizen among the four- were to be arr'digned today Also :Jigence" atterrortst camps m Afghantstan, the mdtclment charged IS a fug•tive Identified as Haroun Fazil. · alleges. They and W.tdth Elllagc remam m federal custody El Hage, of Arlington, Texas, iM identified as the forme• m Manhattan personal secretary to bin laden, was not charged with murfazil, the lugit•vc suspcc1, "allcgcd.to have driven a whtW der. ., . pickup truc-k to the Kcny.m cmba"'Y on the day of the bomb· The United States suspects Bin Laden of financing scv- ing to show th" way to the vehicle that carried the bcmb -- could put paramilitary leaders behmd bars. In the field, all he"s got to protect htm arc a pistol and a trusted part· ncr · group" that oversees the Balkans. Besides the United States, they are Russia, Britain, france, Germany and Italy. But as Albright flew to Brussels, her aides said they dtd not know how many officials would be in London to meet with her. 110 Pomeroy, Albright said Monday she doubted Milosevic could be trusted. She also claimed the European allies shared U.S. revulsion at actions taken by Milosevic's Serbian forces against ethnic Albanian civilians, who make up about 90 percent of Kosovo's population, and were inclined to back a IIIATO attack. However, Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark and Greeu all have expressed reservations, -disagreeing with the U.S. position that no new Security Council resolution is necessary to authorize an attack. Russia, meanwhile, has clashed openly with the Clinton 'admimstralion. Ivanov said Tuesday that Russia definitely would veto any U.N.-sanctioned strike against Yugoslavta. "A military strike wtll not help normalize the situation but wtll have tbe opposite effect," Ivanov said. Albright shot back at a session with reporters before leaving Jerusalem on Wednesday· "I assure you if we decide to use force, Russia will not veto it." Even wfiile workmg on Israeli-Palestinian negotiations over the West Bank, Albright has made more than a dozen telephone calls to Ivanov and other foreign ministers, trying to enlist their support. , Later today, she planned to fly to London for a meeting with foreign mimsters whose governments are in· a six-nation .. contact Yard Sale 70 Indictment ties four bin Laden followers to s~ngle terror plot ~ Columbian investigators killed in droves probing right-wing paramilitary BOGOTA, Colombta (AI') 13 Compu ter users Needed Wor~ Own Hrs $20K ·S75t< /Yr 1 800349 ·7186 Exl 1173 wwwamp 1nc com Cheshi re, Turn AI TNT Pit SlOP. 011 RoUle 1 ThaiS Story's Run • Musicians· ha11e drummer, baSS · ~oad Come 112 Mile Signs Up 1s1 and sa~ player, need QUt1flriSI I On Left Friday October 9lh Sat- vocalist and female voca11s.~ to do urday October 1oth Open 00 counlry lo rock praellce locallon To 5 30 p M Sundav October in Albany, OhiO Call JoM at 740 11 lh Open Noon To 6 00 PM :':69B::: · B2::1~2:__ _ _ _- : _ to Can't M1n Th ts OneJ!t Tl"'uriday. 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Rtlp onsl blllliu Include But Are Not Uml1ed Too Alltll• mantt Care Plana, Care Confer· ences, Progrets Note& , Ad· drenlng Psvcnosocta t Ne~ds And A Re aldent !Family Ualaon Must Be A Licensed Proteulonal Appllcanls Must Be Wliltng To Wor~ A Fte• ible Schedule. For Example 32 Hours Over A Five O~y Week II Interested Please Stop By 3SO Colonial Drive Bidwell And Fill Out An Appllcallon Between The Hours 01 9 AM 4 30 PM All Interested Parties Mus I Apply By 1019198 EOE Holzer SeniOr Care Center Ia Now Accepting Appli catio ns For One Full Time And One Part Time Evening Shill LPN. Also One Part Time Day And One Pari Time Evening STNA lr You Are lhter· ested If? Applying Please StOP. By 380 Colonial Drive. Bldwall And Apply tntervtew WUI Be Conauct· ad The Day Of AppUcaton EOE Keebler Company ts Now Ac · cepllng Resumes For The Post· !Ibn 01 Territ orial Manager For The Greater Gallipolis /Ripley Terrllory Successlul Candidate Should Ha<te Grocery And /Or Sales Ellperience C.ommlulon, Salary. lr'lsurance, Company Car Plus Moret EOE Send Resumes To Keebler Company, 3959 Boechwood Or tve Ona, wv 25545 lEAO MECHANIC Foster's Truck And frlll!er ~~ Lo o~lng For A Lead Me ~ hani c. 401K Mectlcar . Oen(al Vfs loo. & life Insurance Benefits PailS Va· cation & Holtday s 614-276~8694 For An Interview. Security Guards.' must be able to work any s1'11ft 1nc!uellng mott wee· k&ntl& mu.st have cltfn POllee recort'l, good work n1s1ory, reliable transporiAtton. valid driver's tl ce nse home pn 9n~ and must nave black stee l sa tety ShOfls , Pav &tans ar $5 75 par how, 32 40 hours per week. call 740 e69 2874 MoMav - Friday. Bam-4pm lor appointment Seekmg Regl!'i!ered Long Term Care Nurs i ng Ass istants Part · ltme, rolaling ShiltS High SChOOl dl~toma :O r equ1valen1 and Wast Vtroln1a cer tl!lcalion requirea Applv Point Plea sant Nursing & RehAb ilttatlon Center Stale Ro ute 62 Pomt Plea sant. WV 25550 . A Genesis Eldertare tacilll)! EOE SOC IAL WORK ER Quality. Com mltment the Keys to our Sue· cess! Managemen t le.,.el oppor· tunlly &llailabte Requires a BSW o(legree !tom an accredl1ed pro gram or social work Must have currflnt 11cense to pract!ca social work In Wesl 'J1rgh·ua and exper~ · ence m medical soc ial work, ge rontoi.QQY or health care laciUty Is requ ired Healll"' denial vtilon , hear ing & lite . Potnt Pteuan t Nursing & RehabllHatton Cenler Stale Route 62. P'otnt Pleasant' WV 25550 A Gen&ils Eldercare Foe<llly EOE Southern Ohio Coat Company located near Wilkesv ille, Ohio, has an Immediate opening tor an As socia te Ofllce A.ul omallon Ana · lyst Knowledge In Windows NT 4 0, Wmdows 95, Lotus Smart Su· Ita, Microsoft Ofllce, Lotus Note~ COBOL. IBM JCL and networking Is raqulreo Candidates should have a rwo year degree andlqr re!ate9. experience The stlilt 18 qUirements are 4 00 am to 12 30 pm Southern Ohio Coal Company offers a lu ll and comprehensive em· ployment btnellt pacllag&, com· pelllivt salary ranges and &(I· vancement opponun lllts and ls an equal opportunity employer. For Immediate consideration. please Sll'ld reaum11 to Robell H Klatl . PQ. Bo, 4.,90, Alnons OH 4S701 I �Page 14 • The Dally Sentinel Thurlday, October 8, 1998 Thuraday, October 8, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio - a The Dally Sentinel• Page 15 ·• • >' NIA Cro••word Puzzle PHILLIP ~CWJII ~., ALDER .... [ ..... . , ,_•• •• • ••• • ·' 810 Farm Equipment Looktno For An Availatltt Vouth Lt5der PolliiOn PltiW Clll Btlh 140·<141!·2092 140 • Bualneu Training Galllpohl Careet CoU•ge , Spring valley F'taza 740,.,&-4367. t · 800·2U·0452 Aecred•ted Mem Of< ACICS AtQ 1 90-0~ 12748 180 Wanted To Houat ln Mutdltpor1 lf'lrtl bid· room ball1 and 112 $!9.000 prlc:o - - coll740-99:2·34e5 Make olftr fret near. mu11 Hll thrtt btelroom, 1wo bath rencl1 wtth 10 acrts, gtl well , lf\QIOUncl pool . llllld lor $98.000 ..~ IPfln9 7<60-7.42·3711 Ntw Ooubtewielt 38~ . 2 l:latl'l 11325 Down & 120!1 ~r mo 1· 888 928·3026 Rt!lO 1 FO< Silo 2 & 3 Btclroomo. Ouallly By Phono 1 800 ·2~15070 ' AEPO'SI FotSalo 2 & 3 lltdroom Oualoly by phone Do 1·800·251·5070 Aapotd Double Wide On Lot PRIME LOCATION Etectnc maintenance urv1c• breaker CO••• light II• 414 Third Avenue W~r lng ture healing •ylle'l"'l & More 304-67.. 0126 Furn•ture repair retlnllh and rea· wauon atao cut~om ortlera OniO Valley Refinishing ShOp Lauy Phillip< 740-992-6576 Galllpollo Beautllul New Two Slory COlonial 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 Bati'll LA, FA Dining Room With Hardwood FLOors Qak Trim Fireplace 1 112 Car Garage .Appralul Gttattr Than .Aaklng Prkt Of 1167,500 TAKE& $301/YR. , ·304-213·2140 Georges Portable Sawmill don 1 naul your lOgs to the mill just catt 3()4-615· 1951 Have 2 Openlnga For 24 Mour In Home Care 01 Elderly Or Handi C<lpll4ld 140·441 1536 Llgt'lt Hauling & Truh Removal Reasonable Aatell Call 740 44~ 3106 Will Do 9abyslltlng In My Home, Mon ·Fri. Mother 01 Two, Butavlllt Pike Area 740441.0223 Will Work For 14 00 /Hout 7.40 361-0140 Bualnesa Opportunity ' Houae. Excellenl Condition Par· tlally Finished B111ment 2 Car Garage Serious lnqulrlet Onlyll 140·446-3385 Rl 2 P: lplsy P:d Aanch 4br, 2· bath heat pump. par11al garage pnced to ulll 740 •41 0450 or 304 875-1954 Sandhill Rd 3tH brick ranch 2 car garage 1 2 acrea $127 500 INOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO Jtcommends the I you do buai na11 with people you know and NOT to &and money through the malt until you have Investigated the offenno rl<!uced ?•0.&<3-5350 pr~e S999 Down on any 98 model Ooubtewlelt In IIOCk Fret Ottlv• ory Calll ·800 891·8177 Abandoned HDme Take Over Payments Or Make Offer 1·800· 383-8882 10ll50 tbr trailer partly fur · nls/'\ed old but In great condlllon 304 675 4029 any11me 12•eo trailer can be used lor of· flee trelltr, $1500 withOut air 740· All real estate advertlslno 1n this newspaper •s suoject to the Federal Fair Housing Act o11968 wn ct1 makes ll•tlegat to advertise any preference limitation or d•scrlmtnallon based on race ector rellg•on sex famltlat status or nat•onat orlgln or any IntentiOn to make any sucn preference llmltahon or dlscrlmlnat•on This newspaper will not knowtngty accept advertisements lor real estate which IS In vlota!lon ot the law Our raaders are hereby Informed that an dwellings advertiSed In th is new&paper are avallabte on an equal opportunity basts 949•2217 14 K10 3BA. $999 Down & ONLY 5179 permo Free air & lree skirt· <ng , ·868 828·3428 14Ft )( 60Ft 1986 Oakwood 2 Bdrms Total Electric Free Dellv· ery like New Throughout $1095000 140 446 0175 304· 67! 5965 1969 Community mobile Mme 121156 as~lng $2300. 740·843· 5310 days or 740·843·5147 alter 6f)m 1971 Hlllcrnt, 121160, two btd· rooma washer dryer stove & re· lrlgeralor air, underpin ning 1-4500 140·992·5039 Dock Asking $1! 000. Will Con· REAL ESTATE 310 Homealor Sale "A Little Coun1ry In Town' Prtce reduced large re11ored Victorian nome s l tua~ed on 12 acres VII tage ot Middleport SectuOed ano pr ivate, ClOst to SChOOII 8M churehtS Private brtek ci rcula r drive brick pallo modern k1!Chen ramuy room wlflreptace 3 4 bed rooma two batt~! large rormal LRI DR large Ioyer fou r original sta ined gtu s windows 30 minutes from Athens 15 20 minutes from Gallipolis For ap polntmenl call 740 992 5696 3 Bedroom 2 bath 2 car garage heat pump o~ 1 acre Broad Run Road 1n 1Letart WV 304 882 3518 3 Houses Near K Mart 2 Older Oceup tel Rentals Much Newe r Srlck With Full easement With 3 Rooms Upstatra .All On 1-40 Ft c400 Ft Fenced Lo t With 1 B•o Two Story Stoc~ Butld1ng & One \0 Ft K10 Ft Metal BUIIdm~ Can Include Sw•mm1ng Pool $175000 7404461822 740446.4217 3 4 Bedrooms lull dry bft!i&ment llre·ptace forced Blfigas lurnace AIC fenced .~:corner lot 36 Wind sor Ct 304 675 7285 3br l1 vmg ro.om dining room lamlty room 1 bath cenrr at M newer carpet A roo f repla cement windows family ntugnoorh ood privacy tenceo )'Brei 24ft abo\ie ground pool many up ~rades move In coM PrieM In 70s 304·675 2924 Gyr 2·3 bedrooms to n tongue/ grOO\If pellet stovtt HP/CA ap pllances garage spa acre Bula ville Pike 740 367·0286 By Owner 3yr oJ~ 3br 2 bath gara~e on 1 112 lots By appoin tme nt 3Q~ 61 5 2349 By Owner (ra toc atod) 3br bnckl vinyl new vinyl & de ck great conditiOn 2902 Annl s10n Drive Point Pleasant wv Pr lct tow tred to upper 70s wm consider rer11tng 304·615·4054 (Lori) or 740·441 ·01 35 (Kent] Gallipolis 3 Bed roo ms All New Furnace WlnOows, Hot Wa ter Tank Aoo r 740 _.,., 102 1 740· 446 loB!i~ Ask For SuSie slder Offer, 740 446 6441 EV8n· lngs tral~r good condl· lion muol be moved. 12509. 740 992 8757asl<lor Judy Wt1 Flnanct Lend & Home Wttn AI Little Aa S500 Down 1-806 928 3428 340 Bualne11 and Building• 142-211()3 BRUNER LAND Melga Co. We ve Got The County Covered! Just Oft SA 7 Above Cheerer, Keebaugh Rd , ~ Co, Oytlvlllt, Vtry Atmoll 11 Acru $10 500 Rutland, Whllll Hill Ad , Jut! Off Ntw Lima I 6 Aerts $U,OOO Or 9 Aerts $12,000 Danville. Briar Aldge + Goff Adl • 7 ACtGI With Nlct Pond S12.000 Or 8 Acre a $13 000. Or ON SA 32~. Nlco Wooded 17 ACIOO $18.000 Clly Water Many Living And Hunting Po11lbllltlesl OtUia Ca.· Galllpolla, Neighbor· hood Ad, Nlca 10 Acre Building Silt $19 000 Or 22 Acral With Pond $21 ,.!100 Caah Prlee Friendly Ridge 8 S Acres $7,.!100, Public Waler Back Onm" Mar· ket tO Acres Teena Run Rd $12,000 5 BedroOms 3·balhs wrth over 2 OOOsq It Under $3!0/mo 1 800.251·5070 5 Bedrooms 3 Batns Wit/'\ Over 2 000 Sq Ft Under $350/Mo I · 800 251-5070 ABANDONED HOME 3BR Assume Loan Low Monthly Payments Finlnclng Avellablt Jr 304-116·2338 Several I acrt parcalt· remote beautiful land Melga County Sci· SA 692. Oust o~ SA 143) Real Estate Wanted HENTALS 410 Houses lor Rent 1 Bedroom House Across From C4mpus 5300/Mo Deposit Rt · qulred 740.441 1005 3 Bed Aoorn Located on Cant4 nary State Rl tit ( 4!0 month Plus Deposit 740 448 6~86 3. Bedroom Hot.~se Rodney Are11 Wit/'\ Yard $450/MO, With Capos It 740.441 ·1519 3 bedroom house stove retrlg· erator washer/dryer deposit re· qulred no Jnatde pets 740·992· 3090 3 Bar:frooms 2 Baths S300fMo 304 738 7295 5 Rooms plus garage le nctd yard tllcettent lor small busl ness $350/mo plus dapos11 304·675·1724 Finance Rl!lnle rs & tal Time Home Buyers we Have 2 I 3 Be ~room s Around $200 Month UmlleCI T1me Only I 1· 800 251 Beach St Middleport OH 2or, unturntshed Muse Oepo! ll & references 304-882·2566 5010 1 ·I BEDROOM HOMES FROM Hug e 28x80 3BR 1 112 bath Startmg at ONLY S39 999 Many OPt ions available 1·"888·928 · S",000 LOCII QQ\1 I & Bank ~op o 1109 • s Coli 1-800·~22-2730 x GlellW9Qd 3b4'. 2 bath detached 2 car garage S3001mo 304 576 Large sate ct1on of used homes 2 or 3 bec/rooms Start1ng at $2995 Ourck d& ll\lery Call 740·385· 9621 2972 Large Older Farm House For Flent In Centenary 3 Bedrooms Referencs & DepoS it Required $350/Mo 740 445 40!53 Mobrla Home & 3/4 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 kingsley 1h70 3 Btdrooms 2 BalhS located S Fl 218 Days 740 446 3278 , Evenings Nice , clean 3br relertncas & deposit no pets 304 675-5162 140 446-3099 NEW 14Kii() 3BR GLAMOUR BATH 420 S199 Mont/'\ Only AI OAKWOOD HOliiE$ NITAO,WV 3114·755·58115 Mobile Home• lor Rent 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes 11r con ditioned $260· $300 sewer water and trash Included 740· 992·2167 3 Btdrooms 1 112 ea1ns anr:f 2 Btdrooma 1 112 Baths In Pot11r Arte Oepo111 And Retrenet At· ctlllred Catt 740.388·9162 For Rent Doubttwlda 3 Bed· rooms. 2 Baths t Acre l.ot, $350/ Mo Atferencea Requlrtd 740· 4A6 1004 800·251-5070 A Bath No t<ltchen. Utllllleltnc!uded, 740-441·1005 2bdrm apls total electric ap· pllances furnished, laundry room lacllltles, close to school In town Applications available at Vill!.ge Qrean Apls 1"9 or call 740.992· 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET' PRICES AT JACKSON ESTA·TES 52 WtltwooCI Drlvt lrdm $279 10 $3~8 Wal~ to lhOP & movlea Call 740·446·2568 Equal Housing Opportunity Beech Str111. Mldd1tpor1 2br turnlaned, ulllltlea pakf. depo111 Furnl&ned 1br apt 6 unlurnlahed 2br 304-615·2114 or 740 448 2200 Furnlalled 4 Rooms & Bath Com· pletely Redecorated Clean New Carpet, No Ptta Or Smoking, Rtl· erence & Deposit Aeejulred Also Furnished 2 Aooma, & Bstn Up· stairs 740.4.46-1519 Trailer For Atnt Beautiful Rlvt{ VIew UJ8 Ri'ltr Strati, Kanague Depo sit Aeleren ces. No Pe ts, 740 441 OHI1 Foster Trailer Park HOUHhold Cooda Appllai'ICtJ Atcondllloned WUI'Itra Drytrl, R1ng11, Rlffl· gretora 90 DaV Guarantee! ~reneh City May110 740·448· 1195 Elltra Long Sola EltCIIItnl Shape 112~ 740-.46-23 II QOOD USED APPLIANCES Ground floor apartment In quiet surroundings located three mJies from the Flavanswood. Rl!cf'l lt Bridge In Ohio Completely lur nl1had with washer drver dish wa&her and large jilchen with all appliances Nice, bath with large sho wer large master bedroom with a working fl!eptace U\llng area nas lots ot room Olntng area cou tQ bt a ucona 1man bed · room AI S•9o a montn wit~ ullll· ties 1ntiUdad A deposit of $400 Is required For more Information ea ll 740 ·843 ·53-43 and leave a message L.elayette Malt \ Gallipolis 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths All Utllll lu In· eluded $450/Mo Deposit Ae· qutred 740.441 1005 New Aplrtmtnl 1 Bedroom In Ala Grandt , All Utilities Pa id Scme Walking Distance To Cam pus Asking $380/Mo 7"0 2~5 f ' 5100 Now Taking Applications For El· derly & Olsabled Equal Housing Opportunlry Call 740 446·4839 Now Taking Applications For Et· darly & Olsabted FmHA For AP· pllacation• Call 740 ·U6 4639 Equal Hol.lsing Opportl.lniry Now Taktng Appll catlbns - 3e West 2 Btdroom Tow nhDuse Apanmenta Includes Wattr Sewage Trun S29SI MD 740· 441 · 1fl!IJ 740·446·0957 740· 446·651 5 One btdroom apartment 11'1 Mid· dtegort, all utilities pa1d $100 dt· goal!, $270 month ca ll 740 992· 7606 Bam 5pm One bedroom apt In PI Pltll· ant. lur nlshad tlltr& nice & clean No flits 304 675 1386 One bedroom Lurnlshtct apart· ment In Mleldtepon 740·992· 9191 Tara TownhOuse Apartments \/try Specious 2 Bedrooms 2 FlOOrs, CA. 1 1/2 Bath Fully Car· Pllld Pat10 No Pets Leaaa Plus Stcurl!y Deposi t Raqt.~ lrad 740· APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin Rivers Tower now accepllng applications tor 1br HUO subsld ized apt tor elderly and h11nd 1 capped EOH 304-615·5!179 7313. BALE·KIICI!tn C&blnilt 13%0FF lill&rlef tf purchiNd by the tnd or ctobtr. Frtt In f'lome 11t1· m11 .. T'l Co1.1nty Oillflbutora , Inc HI00.302·31.7. Dllh 111 99 per Month Aak About Fftt Programming No Cttarolala StHr w•flng Approx Credll Cf'ltck From I OOAM • o~no. 740·992·50~3 Waterllne Special lng $471 call 740·992·2238 <loya. 740-992·6301 Mnlngo pression Fittings In Stock Sporting Good a Barnett Crou Bow, 2 Bows Bushntll Scope All AcetSJorltl Fltasonablt, 74().379·2015 Bueball Jug• ,pllchlng macnlnt, everything wltl'l It, tiiC cond 304 615-3831 530 Antique• 31~ S21 95 Por 100 1" 200 PSI 137 00 Per 100 All Brou Com· RON !YANI ENT!APRISES Jocil""" Ohio. 1·8Q0.!31-9628 8 oo p m. 740·1192-2!21. Auu Moott owner 540 Mlscellaneoue MerchandiH "WAiltl upr· Furnace, Hta1 fi'Cmps, & Air Con· dlttonlng Free Elllmateal II Vou Don't Call lJI We Both Lout 140·448-6308, 1·81J1l.291-0098 2 End Tabltl , Hu 2 Slldlno g•• BTU, 1150 IIIOrlld loblt Iampo. 740·949·2328 3 Shanla Twain Tickets, 11 You Taka All 3 TICklll •• $75 Por Tlekll Or UO Ptr TICkel Cuh On~ No Rolundo. Coli Allar 5 30 PM, 7•0·379-9378 64 Commodore computer w/dtsk or 304\81!·373! Rio Grandt . OH Call 6121 560 7~~·241 · Pet• lor Sal~ A Oro~m Shop ·Pet Grooming Futuring Hydro Bath Don Shttll 373 Qeorges Creak Ad AKC Pupa, Slut Each, With Otf'ltrl Now Ol)en Sundays 1·• Mon·Sat II ·6 Floh Tonk & Pt! Shop 24\3 J1ekaon Ave Point Pleu · onl. 304-87~·.2063 Jack Flu,aell terrier puppies 7 weeks old llrat shots wormed tails docked , $2!0 each 740 698-705! Jack 'R'u&lell Terrier Pupa, Tans Docked Dew Cla1Ns Removed. 140 441~881 Fronch Clly Pti Grooming by Ap· polntment ·uttre Wuh Bethlng 8yettm~ e'o SecOnd Ava Galll· ..,. 1.0.448·1528 AKC Registered Labrador Pupplea Champion BloDdllne Black, Yellow ChDcoJate tst ShOll Worml!ld $175 00 aach 740·643· Rain or al'llne 11n To InQuire Call 304-675-8220 or 304·175·;1468 , Bunte Babies tor uta October 5 10 AIObolt Ulld Caro SA 7 ChtSitr OH 740•981·9835 Cur· rent rttirtO bt1r1 Prlnctsa Erin Glory S30 each and many morel To Good Homo Only! 570 Mualcal Instruments 2 Alto Suophonu S400ta Good playing 3781 co~d lllon 304-675· For Sale. Conaole Plano Reaponalbla Party Wanted To Ma~e Low Manlhly Payments On Plano, Sea Locally Coli 1•800·268-8218 B·Fial Cllflnet Bundy II E· Kimball conaolt plano, very nice Flat Saxophone, Gemlnherdl condition, re cently tuned $950, Flute Variety 01 Current Anct At· ca tl740 949-2861 llred Tv Beanie Babies, And A1 Smith And Corona Word Procts· FARM SUPPLIES so(, All In Mint CDndltlon l 7•0· & LIVESTOCK 245·5443 C~u rct1 949 2211 s PI)' bed Wllh mattreu 1:zs king size bed·ln·a·bag S-40 engage· men1r1ng 1125 740·949·1023 OIABETIC PATIENTS. You Moy Bt En!l\led Tc Rectlllt Your Ola betic Supplies AI No Cost To You For More lnlormetlon 1·888· 511-11561 1 Drain culvtr! for ute 4'120 nev· ar been used 1a gauga call ?40. 992 5623 Etectr1c Scootert , Whtttcnalrs , New And Uatr:f, Stairway Eleva· tors Wheatctlllf And Seoottr lilts Bowman'a Homecart 740· •46·1283 For Salt· F111 Olrt Will Otllvtr 304 675 8134 For salt· membership 11 Royll Resort Club. n'\fke Offer, 740. 01~ 853·0347 For' Silt, Wllhtr and Orytr $10000 Etch 1•0 2•1·594§. Fraezer betl 1 55 lb , cut wrlppad & froze, grain tid, 740· 992·2143 Of 74().992-8373 Furur,o Marine all channel rfidlo antenna, coa11 , power supply like new 304·875-t165 Grubb'l Ptano· luning &. rapelrs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plono Or 740-445-4M5 JET AERATION MOTORS Repolrtd Now l Rtbulllln SIOCI< Call Ron Evans 1·800-537 9528 woekdayo anyllmo wookondo '89 Coug1r runs good, 100~ 1 gCJod, low mll11, lady drltJin, 1•0· 092·23&8 after 4pm weekdayl anytime weekends 610 Farm Equipment 1998 John Dttre 870, '4 Wheel Drive With Loader, Only 30 Hours $15 000 00 740·286· 0777 8·N Ford tra c: tor brush hog & gra11r tllldt Alter 4~m . 304·675 e536 Ag<o-AIIIo Sptclll $300 740 192·1182 ·$500 Police tmpounda All Moku Available Call 1 800·122 2130 E~ 4420 1961 Monla Corio $400 304·451· 2!186 1982 Cuttau Supreme, 2 0, 21JO V8 Good Condlllon $I Firm 1•0 992·•508 ~00 00 1985 Corvtttt automatic luther Interior, loaded with opllonl, In· Cll.ldll UV t!,j nblocktr glaa• top Babied, garaoe ke pt. nice Cllf In· ltrllltd ln trading lor Harlty Da· 't'ldaon Call 304·675 ·6!39 any· lime 1985 ~XZ no motor tran1ml1· slon or Interior, nice body was drag raced S800 or trade lor otr:f· or GM body 140-B43-1283 $3.500 304·67~·1783 Pollet lmpOuncll Att Metces A.vallablt 1986 Mercedes Benz •20 SEL Merced•s top of the Une luxury sadan very good cond, like new Inside & out ~~~ optlona, 1111 new tor $74 000 Buying new Benz wilt sacrlllce tor $14,500 Call 304-67!·8139 VDur area buan flog dealer tor parts, rotarv cun•ra. !Oaderl, till· er•. llnlah mowera. ect Car· mlehatll F1rm I Lawn midway be-n Oolllpol<& & Rio Grandt Ohio on J1ckaon Pika H0·44tl· . •• S~to Chevy Blazer 4 3, ;z· 2dr•• 1991 Ford PIU FI!0 • WD Au· tomallc, Air Till Cru111 94,000 Mlloa, 3!1 V8. Aaklng 11 000 740·21!e·l467 Allor BPM t 994 Ford Elll)lorer XlT •)14, V·-8 4 Doore. 84,500 Milts t..otdtd Champogr~o. 0107 1987 Cr.evy Ca~rlct BIG NATE Blade. Slick Slopporo Floor boarde , Backseat Pads lncl $4.900 00 740.367-77!1 Call 740.241-!iB• t 988 Black Sere I! a V·6 Like New $2 295 1986 Ctlabrl\y 4 Doors E•cetlant Condition $1.~95 Coo~ Mo1or1 740·446-0103 1990 Plymouth Acclaim L)( 6 ey· 1indtJ exeattent condition $2000 7"0.992 7143 1993 Grtan Eagle VIsion / T S 1 Good Condlllon S7 ooo OBO 1<0·256 6382 1994 Norris Clayton 14X70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths 2 Oecka CA 8)(1 0 Metal BL11Idrng 740·256 6851 1i95 Dodge Neon 4 Or LOidtdl $5 000 080 7'0 .41.058• 199~ 9525 1996 Geo Metro 2 Doors 4 Cylln· oer Auto A1r, 53 000 Miles, $5 I(JO 080. 740.256-6340 1997 Chevy Lumina, AMIFM fo./q. Crulae Control Excellent Condl· llorl. Mull Soli $13,500 7•0.082· 3441 1988 SPICI!um I 1980 Ford Thunderbird "d Tr~ittr Bed lin· or lor Forti Rtngor 301615 5130 . • • ' .•• • ••' •• • •• • " I r I' .,..-1, I I I r 8 ~ dillon, ssooo 740.992.0017 =s-oa-:1-:-H:-o-us-o-:W:-1-:Ih-:L:-Ih-,-L-oc_a_ll_d_A_I · : Golllpollo Boa! Club, Ortll Pro· tectlon For Vour Boat 740·4"6- ~0\.1 d1vefap from 1ttp No, 3 below. - Evenlngo Summers not over\ Kawa11kl STS Jtt lkl 1111! under warranty tl'lrtt seater 83 horaepower bought ntw July ol 97, three matching Kawasaki ski ves11 and • 1, trailer all go with it Priced to aen I • I' li II• I"• ,.. ,.• I'• I'• I• PRINT NUMBERED tfTTUS IN SQUAm • 6UESS WHAT, SPIKE .. MOM SA'fS 'I'OU CAN 60 I-lOME TODA'f .. .. 14200. 7•0.149·2~3 or 140·949· 2045 will consider trar:tt lor 1 J good pontoon boat • ... I r Auto Part1 & Accaaaorlaa 760 SCIIAM-t.ITS ANSWIRS ' Oxfo'rd ·Pence· elder· Mortal· NEXT DOOR Aile• observing people I've concluded that chanty · begins et home and just1ce begins NEXT DOOR ' I ' • Naw gaa tenka 6 bOcly par !I 0 & • • R Aulo Rlpioy, wv 30• 312· 3933 or 1·600 27J.932i 790 Campara & Motor Homea · Showner Furnace, Slttpa 6 60 ooo Mil., , 14 ooo, 740·•46· . 1267 ' 93 Dutchman, 24 It very good cond!llon new air condllloner $8.600 740.7•2·2023 SERVICES 610 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uneonch\lon'81 lllellme gu1rante~ l,OCII rt terences turnlahed ea. tlbiiShtd 197.!. Call 24 Hra ~ 7 •0l . . 6 0870 1 600 287·0~76 Rooars Wattrprooflng 1 Ac;lpllance Parts And Service AU Name Brands Ovtl 25 Yeara Ell per lance A.ll Work Guaranteed ;;:~ch City Maytag 7 4 o . 446 ~ C&C General Home Maintenance · Palntrng vinyl siding c•rperrtry doors winQowa batl"ll mol:lllt home repa1r and more For -~_;: tsllmate call Chtt 740·992· 3 PrQ itss lonRI 20yrs allptrltnc:t with all masone') brick bloeM& stone Al so room adell!lona , Qlragts tiC Frte est1matea 304- 713 9550 840 Electrical and Refrlgaratlon Rtsidtntlal or commercial wiring new strvlce or repalll Master u. censtd altclru:ia n Ridenour ;~~lrlcal . WV 000306. ao• HS· •• Fridoy, ~t 9, 1998 Gl'\!ol st ndes cnn be mud~ in !he yeor ohead. especially things you've lubored hurd wllh 111 !he pusl. It's yuur !urn lo muke 1h1ngs poy oil so duuhle ynur ellorts us !he momhs unfold. LIBRA (Stpl 23-(kl 2.1) People will he drawn 10 ynu 11xluy be.:uu~ ol your gentrously oplim~Siic IIIIi· I lude. No one cun resisl hems around someone who lhmks 1n cheerlul. hupo!l'ullenns. Oct u JUmp on hie hy undcrsumdmg !he inlluences lhul'll r ~<BOvern you in the ycur uheud. Send the requ1red refund fonn und 1hc required refund form and for your A•lro·Oruph prediclions by moiling $2 10 Aslro- Omph. c/o thi• ncwspu· per, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Sla· 11on. New York, NY 10156. Be sure ID slate your Zodi~c sl11n. SCORPIO ' (~1 . 24- Nov. 221 You're endowed wilh exceptional lln11lyllcal tucuhies When you upply ' .' :::: Based on We•l'~open~ng bid. lhe d1umond lineHHe Slunds no chance, RELCK I bul llle club fine~He iH a certainty. ' I Al•o, lo get home you need the club, 5 One woman to another 0 finesse lo succeed. So, win wllh the 'Middle age Ia when caution Is diamond ace, drnw 1rump1, and run · the only thing you •••••••• ' the club Jack. The diamond queen , 11--rH_Ar-"-'R-riDr-:;E,...;.E diNDppearll on dummy·~ third ~lub 17 Complolt ••• cnucklt quolod wmner '-..:J..-..1.-..J.L.-~.-.L--J bv filling In lno milling worda • 750 Boats. & Motora lor Sale 1890 Cobia 11' open bow, 120, hp, top and bow co\ltlr, good con.' . IE Ihsr-rlin__;rl.;;....,;l..;.;t:"f----1 Motorcycle• Stallon 1987 Plymout~ Coli 5 Speed Standard Runs And Handles Gttatt 11,000 1991 G10 Storm I GSI New Tlru Auns And ._.,n. dies E11ceUan1, 'Grtat Condlllonl Allpau 0 1980 Hondo Goldwlng 1100;. II 000 milo&, II BOO 140·992· 7.10 62~3 4• pp- '::~:;~' S~i-.~}A-~r..t~-se $14 500 740·4•1· li8~ S·ICl Btozor h4 LT pack 7 40 Pua u - IXC Cond $~ 400 080 30H68· • 1090 or 304-468· 1IM4 Wagon Notdl Work ' $500 1•0· 191! 23 Moto' Home 350 En· 386·8•06 gin• Sto\le Refrigerator Bat!'\ 1998 Ford Taurus , E•ctlltnl Condition, l.ow Milu 740 24!5· tllllorl 304 273 421 ~ :::; --~~~~~~~-'---.' 1989 PN! ··<. •• I·800·290·2212 X3001 198e Lincoln Town ear V·8 new Hret & tflntmlnlon \..nay on gas run1 g~eel 740.9"9-2253 For Sate 16' MF Tl'actor Dlnet Iron! End Loader Atar Tlrt 80"'- 2•12 or 1 800-!94 1111 1980 ·19901luct<o $100 ·1500 ~.ANG • ··.:· •• .. 1996 Fortman 400 4X4 Snow~ 1860 ·1810 HONDA CARS 1100 25123 301695-3614 lnternltional eos dlasel tractor, wldt front 3pt hl1c/'\ Oel"ll 95 grlnderlmlltr, both In good eon· lfe,t. 1<10·2i!e·l222 1977 Corvette 3!Q Automatic, T Top, Whhe will'! Tan Interior eo 000 miles Good Condition BeSI Ollar 1•0.446 1021 T Bird. 55.000 miles, E•· lremt Edillon 46 v.s 110 200 00 740.366·6619 ' 6.500 140·379-2189 YOU A~f 6! ..:,! 'p~~!o¥:;~~r~i~lt1~.~ : : Trailer Hl1cn W!Eitctrlc - Tractor !670 63 PTO H P 4 wheel dr1v' world lf!mous air· cooled dluel engine Goodytlr Radial tlrts all " wl"ttela, tndt · pancltnl !40 and 1000 PTO Hy· draullc wtt dlsc bllktl all .41 wheels DllterenUal lock front & rur dual hydraulic remo1ts , AOPS and C1nopy H~ll16 Trans· mtaslon lully aynctlrontud lOr· ward & reverae !l'lultlt z:lnc coated ahttt metal, ,. yur or •ooo hour drJ"e haln w1rrantv Check your JO MF FNH or CtH dealer end see hOw tong they w1rr1nty thtrt Clrl\11 train Kill· If I Slrvlce Cenltr Sl FH 87 PI P1euant & Ripley Ad ~ton wv .• •• Vana & 4-WDa Pua Ellol AN I mentioned Monday, lhe word "cue· bid" iR ui!Cd in 1\Cverul differenl RilualionH. Today, lei'M lonk 111 one of lhe moHt common. Your partner haM made either an overcall or a 1ukeou1 double. and you wiMh to !ell him lhal you have an une~pecledly Mtrong hand. How would you do il? You could Mmlle broadly, bu1 thai iR Illegal; al110, partne111 mu•ln'tlook at each other during a deal. (You may .look al , on opponenl •• perhapH 10 check 1Ho1 he iRn'l peeking al hiH 'U ZKNQ CIXQEA LV purtner.) lnHiead, you bid lhe OJ!ener'• •uil 1'h15 announ<:Cll 12· pluR· high· CIXQI!A UD VMHOM curd points (maybe a bil le•R wilh divine di•lnbulion). LV KNVUH F¥DAVMCUDW LV CI If pan~er haR overcalled, •orne 99 37 percenl of 1he ume •• approx- YOO LKXLO.' (AMODFZ KMLUXL) imalely I •• lhe cue-bid also •hows three·CIIl"d or beuer •upport for partCKM,OI HJPZKCT 1 ner'! suit. PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Diocovery , walking Whlrt none olhtra heve If par1ner haR doubled. the cue i• walkad, behOlding what human tYtl have no1uen before." - Mark Twain purely poini·Mhowing. After h. both . partners b1d suu• lrymg lo lind u fil •• OK 10 thiM deal. When Nonh double•. Sourh could I~Mo~ ~y CLAY I. ,OU.AN·- . ; _ - - _ _ ; blu.<llniO four spud~s. bul whui'M lh~ Reorrane• loHoro of lho hurry I A slam mighl be on. So. he lour ocromblad wordo bo· cue·bid• lhe opener'• MUll to show 12· low •o lorm four llmplo wo•d• plus po1n1s. North bids his heart suit South menuons hi• sJi!ldes, a!l(l Nonh XE S C I jumps lo game m the known lit. hjr-rl-rl-.lr--illll2.:.,~ WeHt slam wilh lhree round• of . . • . • heart•. Easl rurfing away dummy's ~~~:;;:;~=~....1 queen . Buck come• u diamond. II y,uu 0I X ;ee~e South. how ~ould you con lin· 1993 S·IO Tahoe Blazer 2 what! . 304 · ~78-4050 Dbl.' Sy Phillip Alder !o~d 800 Norlll It A competlilve cue-bid 1991 Chevy work truck 1500 Serlea 8 cyllndtr automatic, 72 000 mUaa, runa very good, nice truck, 1!280 080, 740 742· 1400 f~ Wetl Opening lead: ' A 1970 Montt Carlo Extrat, St200 " age. 4dr, ltathtr Interior, SHAAPt , 080 1986 Suzuki S1mur11 Low 304-17&-3048 Mlltl Dt!MI~dlblo 12,000 080 1998 B· IC Blazer 4x4 Low 'Mnes 740-~7·78111 ' ' Garage Kept Loaded MUll See 1986 Cadi Sedan Deville white 4dr ""Y nice 1011 ot new parls Bt.~ndy pews tor 1111 12 twelve loot 4 ten toot $200 each, 740· ctea·r,, 740·882 ·2358 after •pm u 1988 Chtvroltl 8·10 Truck, Ac· 730 1978 ForCI Fairmont run1 good 8·Mol'lth Old ltmale Peralan kit· Pike Golllpoio ?<o-••6·2208 TRAN SPORTATION 2t luol Mlln 26.000 Good Condl· llon. l3 500. 740·319-2n3 Control Very Low Milage, One; .. , ~~~tr $12,000 00 740·24S· :.: AKC ~eglaterad German Rot twtller fJupp les, With S~ota & Wormed Parents Well Tam· 140-4~· 8803 -- • Brake~ ~ 19!0 Mtrcury, 4 door, aport St· dan high pertormanct lilt head engine, S!,OOO 7"0.8•8·2248 9-5 1634 Llnooln Holghll . (Bul· Formula For Male Potency No Chemicals, Wouldn t ·VOu Rather Try Something Natural? The MSdtcat ShoJ)pl 1480 Ja ckson MY· 2 Holllorin 140-949-217• 7<10·44B.0231 porod loalb Wreektd 89 Tempo tor parts, good motor e1e , $400 740·~9- • 189• Ford Fl50 PU 4X4 6C~1.; • Three 18 monlh old bullo . f Jor· 91 Probe automatic ale PW. runa & looke great. 1'1ighwl'f miltl, $3600. 140.142-3711 2268 ATT!NTION MENI All Na!Urol 740-2i!e-8016 VISinerable· Both Dealer: Wet! , AMIFM Cuatllt, Air, 12.000 •. Mlloo 12.11l0. 14().3e1-oetl1 2611 .. ICWtiMf-a • Hllll • dlnoe? 118aclety_,... 10=hlrollll 11 ,. miMCI 21 Ulla • claw 12 111m 211 ,lllwtc- '• " Q • J 2 1HO Dodge D1vton1 Automatic. 2 Doors Hatehblck .Sunrool, · , CondiUon P~o For Salt • 10 • 5 3 •t7143 •• 5. Condlllonl 12&,000 Mlto. ll 000. 74().24&-67111 drlvt, "'1,000 miles. lltCtlltnl ~ : .zoso ciMelo • Arllllclll • x Q 10 e • 3 IUV Chtvv Suburban LoaGod !!fCIIne lor I -111101or lloulb Aroblon gelding 9 yearo Old. woll oroko. 11200, 740·742· 88 "lncoln Towne Car, nice & brick, uwer pJpll, wtnd· ows llnttll, etc Clau~t Wlnttra • A X 10 I tKI742 • KI 5 74().2M-142A. All< lor G Q - 1993 Chevy 6·10 2wd 2 B. V! vory good cond S!.OOO • 304·675·3954 ••eoo. 4 Eul •• 5 • J 2 • 2 For lilt· 7 year old Aegllttrtd Quarter norae m•rt, well broke 550 A collectors colledlon or eolleetl· Olas Also an tnltrt~OIIII COIItC· tlon canning jars tntlrt bastblll end foolbau collection Saturday lernul 10 Lincoln Hill lo lho lop) Calvll, Maine Crou A 1 & Ht~ro 740·<141!-6566 I 81 !)rand Am LE lwo door 740 742-~187 • Dooro I Nlghl Slond Oood Shapol 125 740·448 2•28 4 PM 2 pc E1rly American living room suite 1150, double dreaaer with mirror, 130 ventleaa natural heater, ntw, never uud, 15, 00 Club Calf Sale Statrl & Heller• Saturday, Oclobtr 171tl, 12 PM Lawrence County Felrgrounda State Route 7, Procrorl\lllle All Calvn Born & Railld In La · wrence County Call 740 843 0430 7-'0-&33·0689 Or 1•0 5330789 Evenlnoa Before 8 PM =· . . 7=:. e Weal 1885 Chtvv 8·10 4x4 E•l Cob. 2 e 13.700 Atal Good Bhopo. 14().388·&112 140·388.0011 4053 710 Autoa for Sale Building Suppilea • J zc., ..... av- • A Q 10 5UOO mlloo f4Q,OO , call 30•· n:l-!173. 11MB Bulcto Conluf)'. 4 Dooro, Clll ?~ Ish Mower, Like New SI 000 00 Wt buy antiQutl and partltt or complete 1111181, ~ Items, and old Fiutaware Jtan 1 Furniture & AntiQute Tueadl)' through Frl· day 11am·4Pm 14& North Stc· Ond, Mld<liii)Ofl 8toc~ . Buy or nil Rivtrlnt Antlquee, 1124 E Main Str111, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Houn MT W 10 00 am to 0 00 pm, Suf"'<lly 1 00 to !7~·6512 200 PSI 1HI Buick Ctnlul)'. IUIOm111C V· •e engine ••ctllent concuuon E~tctlltnt 1 Comlcl' ICell • AJ 74 • Q 76 3 53200. 304-<!7&-57V'2 ""' l!pm 500 Lbl ·1211 00 5 , Woodo Fin" Fonuno 120. 740-992-1232 While Wllllnghouae relr lgerttor, no froel wllh lctmaktr, 18 cubiC Met, 3 years Did Mutt 1111, mov· ntw Urtt • braktl, good cond 720 Trucka lor Sale ~2B_7_,.7--------,-I-:-"'-8YO-:M-'-I;.;III.;.;ge:.;.._ _,__ __ Drt111r1 Couehll 740·4"1· 520 8313 IIAT!LLITe IYITEMI IB' RCA Wanlld· tdver1111ng conecllblta Coke. Ptpai. etc, InclUding old tin 4182 28 Hols1etn l"ltl*•· due to frtah· on from Ocl 10 Uay. 1M kom farm , 740·9t2·2 143 or 740·982· B•n11m Cnlcktnt Exo11c Srted, 1-'0·44HJ40 TY Beantte for 1111 Glory, S30 Bunk Bodo $110 Llvntock 740-441-00!5 Used Furniture Store Stlow Holl day Inn In Kanauga. Twin Bed• Complete S1 f!l. Full Beds Com· fl3~ 830 ,_,. 1V88 BonntYNit LE moroon. 4dr, 1811 Subtru Justy, Nl"f' 8r1kt · Rotora, New Santry, Ntw Front nroo $900 Q80. 740--3407 30H13-I!e!l5 Two showcatts • & 6', f100/ both, Hunter front end alignment machlne btll o1111 740·e49· seoo 300-6?~54?8 2412 , ·1011-1194·111 , 6 Year old CkJ1rter Ho111 mare 2 VIII old Ouarw Fll~ 5 monlh oiG W•lker Coil 7~0·387·0041 or Putel sof• & lo'f'e 1111, equart coUae table like new good QUII· 11y Wllh Us About Flnanelnll On Slm Somet~lll• 1 Original Army Comoullago btol<ll ol Sondyvlllo POll OffiCI Frl· &ll & Sun 12· Noon·5pm Other Daya·Hfl C1tl TrarT'IpOtlne 175, 740·441 102t Good Ulld Trtld Mill 1160, Anda Heart Aalt MUtt '\lou Walk 740446 7537 304 GraeiQus 11\/lng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Alver~lde Apanmenta In Middle· port From $249·$373 Call 740· 992·5064 Equal Housing Oppor· tunltlea Go For Salt, See Bttore At· moved From Hou... 740-..4"8~ Waahtra dryers ~ refrlgtrllors rangtJ Skaggs Appllanctl, 715 V1ne Street Call•740·"4e·7398 740·44~1-4335 (6 00·9 00 PM I 125 Q~ per monlh, fret 8 OOPM 1•BQ0.32HI38 Furnished Ap1 Near Library Em· ptoyed Person Share Apartment With Teacher Gospel Singer, Responsible PtrsQn To Pay Hall Ot The Bllt1 In The Counlry 740fl' M6-J4lll 388 0828 Stturday Morning NEW lANK AEPOS ONLY HEn Sllllln Warranly OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 31M·75H885 510' I 13S. Eitel ric olothaa dry era S25ea Gas hot water lank $30 Gas floor turnaoe w/all hook upa S100 1990 Flellwood mobile home 14170 2br $10,000 1984 Monte Carlo 1!11110 1hape $1,500 Furnished Elllclency all utllllles Paid Downstairs 127 5 00 Month 919 Second Ave 7•0 446 39"5 ' MERCHANDISE 1200/Mo Oopooll Required. All 6112851 FOR RENT Trailer Lot LOCUli Road · Point Pleasant On Rtght 304 675· 1076 Reterences Eas~ New , 999 32~80 Norris Special Order Never lived In Mu1t Sell! Buyer L-ost Option On Property Once 111 A Ltletlmt S1111ngat 1 1519 Furnllhed 1br apt, great tor 1 per· son clean. no pets $2!50/mo plul electric $200 deposit 304· owner llnanclng {$1800 per acre) Con lor good map 740·~93 6~•~ 1·800-25 1·5070 House and land Letart Falls 2 II 2 acres J50 11vtr trontaga 5 rooma 2 story alectrrc only TPC .vallatMt needs TLC good lh1er upper for handyman 7"0 9"9 2 Ber:troom Townnouu Style Apartment In Gallipolis Central Air Fletrlgerator tFlangt, 740·441· Monr:fay through Saturday 9 dtlam 9.00pm 1· 2·3 bedroom• Slovetretrtg available utillllea and cable paid HlJD accepted Children Wet· come Aak lor Chrlaty accepted public water, 20 .minutes from new Buffalo Bridge on Jerry's Run Rd Clyde Bowtn E·Z Finance Renters & lSI T1me Bu~ers 2 & 3 Bedrooms Under S2001mo 1·~6·~ 1 Bedroom, Economical Gas Heat WIC Hook-Up, Near Cinema 12711/t.to PkJI Ulllllleo Dopolll & Coll740 992·4514 wv Building Iota alnglo wldos nary For A MObile Hornt 11 Mo • 740o44CI·4053 Pilll AP.Jirtmantt Pomeroy/Middleport Scenic vatJey at Apple Grove, 30-1-75~5568 3426 1 lncl 2 bedroom apartmenta tur· ' reloronCOI 304·882·2!66 Chrloly'o Fomlly Living Call For Free Maps + Owner Fl· 11anelng Info Take 10°1. Off Lilted Prices On Caah PurehaJMI We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pey Cash 1 800 213 838~ AntHony Land Co 304-751-5885. Apartments for Rent Acre Loll $1 •• 000 Ea NE Molgo 1996 14 Ft 172Ft 2 Bedrooms Total Electric Island Kitchen Oak Cabinets Master Bath Heat Pump 740 245 983-i Nltro,WV. 440 lAiaH Roq~red 740-4411o29!1 1411-441-1412 .ao. I 1188-IIS.CI2B 992-221B olf New t..lrna RCI. Rutland '!40 · 112 ooo 060 Ml Allo. wv 30• 895·3312 Only II Ookwood HOmtl 3910 nlthld and unturnlahtd aecurlly depoalt rtCiulred no peta , 740 · 350 Lots & Acreage 360 10111 KICK.QFF CLASSIC 3 Bedroom In Ntw Haven. WV Aalertnpu ttqulrtd 304·882· Tractor•, Hly EQuipment. John Lawn Tflclora And Low Alii Fl· nJnclng On N1w And UIICI Equipment Carmlehaers Farm & lr.lwn Galllpofla , OM 740·""8· 2 Btclroom1, City, 1325 00 Mon1n 1250 00 Otpoall, Ulllllltl Not In · 2BR Trllltr, Atftrtnets & Ot· POIII LoCuli Road Polnl P'teaa· ant On Righi 304-<!75·1078 Prhn11t1r· 54g lntttlii!IO"· only Sluo 01 4 WD And 2 WD Form 460 Space for Rent 8Q0.2e:J.26AO :':M-::oo~ll~o-:h-:-om-:-~,-:-,,~,.-:-,-:":" ":" -:""~ J RtriiOdtllr!Q Comoltlt K~CIItn To 1 111 0 11 ~~~ Large Prlvalf LOI In Conlt· Cludocl 140-44 HI?M fltd Slone, P•ld 131000 Aaklng ll.lllO. 740-U&-5320 OHro Bltld Blllf Loadtro. ClltCM 2 bedroom Ultltr In Aaclnt 3 bedroom traiJI!r In Mlddltporl. no 21!e·8889, 1•0.2511-1337 Platnum Engagemtnt Bend, Ctni- You' Ar11 John Ottrt Deater For Restctnllll And commereltl Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tr1ctora FfOm 20 To 38 ~HP All bonu1, w11 , Atl'lent,JU,d Pomerov, etn _ 7 38s.,.3&7 992-9150 Commercial Olflce or P:tlall 87 Mill St Middleport t 450 SCI Ft $400 mo Corner Building 7•0· 992·6250 Aequlslflons [ntlll Circle Mottl lowut Atilt In Town Newly Fl•modtltd, HSO Cinlma• S/'\owtlmt & Dlaney Wookly Rolli Or lolonlhly Alltl Conatruchon Workers Wtloomt 740 ,... 1 .~. 74()..U 1. 5157 1137 740-444-3031 Two bedroom trailer. 1260 montl"l, 1260 cttpollt. renter pays utilities 468 Dudding lr.ane. Racine 740 Up 740·3B7 0221 Or 1<0·387 1242 BOO 831 323/1 0403 Two bedroom 1990 Clayton alngle·wlde 14)172 3br 2 bath& all electric wtcentral heat & cooling must be move'd New 1998 141170 three bedroom Includes 6 months FAE E lot rtnt tn cludea skirting, dtluxt lltPJ a,d setu p Onl y $187 08 per month with $1075 down Call1 · House For Sale In Kanauga VI' nyl Siding And New Windows 2 Bedrooms , All New Kl!cht n Ptlced To Selll $35 000 HO 361· 111000 304·882·3026 Wooded lr.ota 3·5 Acres Over· looking Tree Form Grover Ad Cheah1re Area $9 900 00 And Qraf't Location Close To GaHipo 111 Nice 3 Bedroo m Home Ap · pro11 1600 Sq Feet New Siding Ntw Central Air F1raptace 2 Car Garage Urge Deck AM All A.p ptlances Stay CAll For ¥ ore Info 4000 - : - - : - - - - - HoUH tral'-r on Broad Run Ad 2 Milts lrom Sporn Plant 3br, H/2 baths 2 acletd on roomt, 101, 01· ragt 2 AIC'I hOUIIf'IOid Utms t990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Very Nlee AIC Call After 6 PM 7-4().44.1 ·0221 Double wide Dream Homes $999 Down 6 Q9o/• lnltrtsl Aate Free Satellite Ollh wiPurehaae 2 Stdroom TraU11 On Addison Pike 1220/Mo , lnciUdll Water 1100 Dapo111, No Ptll 7·0·U6· 2 8tdrooml, !5 MUtt South On 21 B. $250/Mo•• II 50 Depolil Wa ltr tnotudta. ~tltrencea , 740 p~ 1Wp. Must Sell 1990 Clayton Mobile 14170 2"BtdrOOffJ.S 2 Baths Jac· cuzzl Tub H1at Pump Porch Plut Oti>OI~ 740-2-308 Speelel Hh:SO ~eA. 2 bell"! $1 325 Down $205 Mo Fr., air & lretlklrtltiQ 1·800-691-6!'7 320 Mobile Homea lor Sale $500 Down on any t4ll70 In stocM limited number, free dellv· ery Call 1·800·691·6777 1 2 Bedroom Mobllt Home In Crown City. No Peta $2.50/Mo ,... 7<10-99:2·158M 3 two acre tot1 on Cremeans Rd Three bedroom Muse. 3 acres Rtlr.,.... 740-3e7.Q832 3CHJ6.1295 door) 30<1-815-8959 FINANCIAL 210 RED BRICK RANCH Slyle 2 Bedroom Mobllt Home For Rtnl 12!0 00 Plua OtpoaU And . .. 0 • • ITHURSDAY OCTOBERS I �-· • • Page 16 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio thuriMfay, October 8, 1998 Friday New drugs re$ponsible for -· decline in AIDS deaths By LAURA MECKLER 1997. the numli'r plummeled by a would have no •deal have a termmal ASioclated Preas Writer dramahc 47 percen1,1he government di-.a.e," he '"Y' WASHINGTON - H" memon- .. id Wed~sday The govemmenl's annual rev1ew al 5er\11Ce would open lu rnwuc from l'or the flr>l lime •iO(;e 1990. of b1nh• and deaths also fuund conthe mu•kal "BI••Kl Brothe,... .. and AIDS,. no hmger among the lop 10 llnued dechne• in homicide<. infant •lo~e wuh dl\cn " I love the cau<e• of dealh m th" country. The monality.and bVIhs to 1een-agen1. nighl11fe," mourne" would hear. annual 1abulat10n '"" the top IS The drop in A'IDS dealhs occurred maybe even "ng along " I g1~ 10 boo- cau<c:. AIDS i' No 14 a•:r""' grnder and race. although the g•e .... Bul Ihe good new• .:aine with an rale among wh11e men fell mo•t dra· John w._, hvcd Wllh AIDS for ijbundance of caution< While new matically Overall, 16.685 Amenc:111s more than a decade. saw some Jill! drug<. called prolea..e tnh1biwrs, are i11ed of AIDS la•l year, nr about 46 fnend• die and fell >ure the end wa. kCL'l'mg people alive, the number of each day. Justlwo yelltll earlier. it wa.• near He pul h" w111 m order. retired new mfectton• •• not druppmg. mean· 118 pc:r day fmm his job He took a finaltr(P In 1ng there are more people lmng wuh The news from other natiOn< '' · beloved P.ns lo •ay glMJdbye 10 II IV and AIDS The drugs. Iough to much wor-.: In Afr~ca, home to 90 fnend•. take and very e•pen..,ve, dnn'l wnrk pc:rcenl nf AIDS deaths, there ,.1'11" I made my plan• In d1e," he sa1d fnr cveryont. , ' tie money for ba"c medical care. Then "'me1h1ng comple1ely unexAnd lhe AIDS Vlru< ul11malely much Its< lhe AIDS drug< lhal cost pected happened. lie Jived may figure <lUI a way to l>cat them. more than S 11),000 per year. per per-, L1ke lh'!)J>ands of ,<>~her AIDS Rut fnr We< I. a 49-year·old San son. In some areas. one 1n four patoenl>, We•l l>ilu~h l a repneve w11h Franclo;<an who"' hall the d1.ea..e adults ha~ the muslhat cauNCs AIDS rev~tlut1ona,Y f'lcw wt•nJer drugs Mnce it' carhe'l days. the news ,. Even in this country. 1here are Thanh 1n large pan to these grcal ·' pockels uf deep concern. drug>. I he number of AIQS death fell . "' If people wuuld look al me. they The disease is spreall•ng fa.<lesl in for the liN tune m IW6. and then 1n , poor communilie1. panicularly among inlt:lvenou• drug u~n1. Gelling drug add1ct•lo tale proper medicme and gel regular mediCal care,. a lru!Jor challenge. •:we need to Jel 1hem off the olreel<and pUIIIhem mlo other kmc!A of serv•ce•." Heallh and Human Ser· vkes Secrel<lry Donna.Shalala 11a1d. And !he drug• may not work forever 1f the AIDS viru• find• a way to · 'ircumventlhem over lime. "We may JUst be >eemg a (>O"Iponemenl of death," •aid Dr.'Helene Gayle of lhe federal Center. fnr D1<ew<e Conlrol and Preventton. We<t la~es 48 pilL• u day, and the drug• have left h1m with an odd "de effect. a huffalo hump on h,. upper back Ihal pushed h" neck from a otze 15 In a 24. Olher .,de effects mclude diar· rhea, 1n110mn•a and slomach pams. And 1he pills mu•l be taken on a stncl 11me1able - wme wilh food. some Christian Coalition seeks donations to fund get-out-the-vot~ campaign By JONATHAN D. SALANT Associated Prees Writer WASHINGTON - The Chnsl~an Cualuron i~ .1~kmg donors to con ~ lnbute 1o a $2 7 m11l1on campa1gn uJrncd at getting religious 'onservatJv~s to I he polls next month, even as the government argues thai <ome of liS p.1s1 cl forls v1nlatc eh:L:twn law The ,group projected spendlltg !hal much tow,lfd the Nov. 3 elec110n 1n a proposed budget mailed to polenual ~.:ontnhutor~ uurlier th1s year and oh1,1111cd by The A"oc1aled Pres< The actual amount, wh1ch cou ld he even h•gher. depends on how llHI(.:h money the coalition 1s able to fLIIotC ( •hllltum oftic1als su1d chcy cou lc.l not prov1de a companson with •rend111g m prev•ou< elecllon·yhi,, Accnr<hng to the budget. more than $1 1111111nn would be <pent on B~nkruptcy pnm•ng and d"lnbulmg voter gwdes and congres>~onal <corecards The coahllon hope' 10 d~>lnbule 45 m•l· hon voter gUides, mosti'y 1hrough ~hurches on lhe Sunday before Elecllnn Day · An addlllonal $1 million would go for gcl ·O~t-lhc-vole etfons, includmg phone 'ails, ma1hngs and udYcrtl~· ltll!nls ~ Spokesman Arne Owens called 11 a "hluepnnt to our <UfJponers on how we env~<umed allocal1ng funds" so lhey "wnuld have some degree ol conlidencc that we would be good steward< of lhe hard-earned dnllaf' they are pmv1dmg to U< " Chri~t ian consl! rvatJve~ are expeLled lo turn out 1n b1g numbers on Elecuon Day. fed up wllh President Chnlon'< conduct In the Monica Lewmsky affair AI the Christian CoahiHJn's two-day conlerence 1n Wa.,hington m September. speaker afler. <peaker called tor Clinton's •mpeachment Founder Pat Robenson called the pres1den1 a "debauched, dcba.ed and defamed"leader. "Religious conservatives are undoubtedly h•ghly mollvaled to go w the polls ln November," Owens sa1d. "They are «lremely concerned about values and aboUim<)ral ls<ues. and the problems 1n the Wh1te House are v1ewed by lhem as symplomauc of some var~uus severe moral prnhJems in this country " The group " 111 the m1dst of elforts 10 defend il< pasl pol111cal actmt1e< The Federal Elc-cuon Com· miSsion has sued the Chnstian Coal!· 110n. accusmg llj>l Illegally saend•ng lhousunds of dollars lo promote lhc cand•dadcs .of Rcpubl"·an polili · cians, includmg former Pre~•dent Bush, Sen. Jesse Helms of.Nonh Car· ohna. and House-speaker Newl Ginlgrich of Georgia. The organtzalion ha• asked a JUdge 10 diSmiSs lhe case, saying its achVIlles d1d not specifically urge a vutc lor or aga1ns1 a particular candidate and lherefore cannol be regulated by the FEC. The AFL-CIO and the American CIVIl L•berl•es Union have sided with the Chr1s11an Coalllmn m lhe courl case, argumg lhalthe FEC suil threatens free speech. However. a grnup cril1cal of lhe coaht u>n , Amencans Unued for Separation of Church and Stale, has been calling ~hurches and threalentng 10 repnrl them 10 the lnlernal R<~<venue Serv1ce for allegedly vtolallns their lax ·exempl status if lhey dimibute the voter ~u1des pverhaul alienates key Democrats WASHINGTON (API - Bouse Edward Kennedy, D-Mass, called ·"'d Sunale ncgotmlur< have come up the House-Senate compromise "baSI· with compromiSe legtslauon to <lvcr- cally a sweelhearl deal for the credil h.au l lhe personal bankruptcy laws card compa111es" · Hut the p.ackage has 11hena1cd key But Sen. Charles Grassley. RDcnwcnats and could htcc u presi· Iowa. co-au thor wllh Durb1n, sa~d 11 de•ll •·•l veltl was a "solid" compromise thai The negntttll<lri faced the daunting would clamp down on bunkruptcy t.J>k 111 the w.u1ang days of th e eon· abu<c by consumers "wh1le ma1n· grcs"on,, l sc"1011 nl rcc01ml1ng IUining a strong <afely nel for Amerslwpl y d1flcrelll Hnusc and Sen.olu' 1cans who legllimulely need 11 fresh btl Is. hot h of wh1ch would 111o1ke 11 smn " . harder lor pe<1ple to <Weep awu~ 1he11 The House-passed h1ll w.ts even debt< by tiltng lor bankruptcy court more <lrtngentthan the Senate meaprotcct11m sure. whoch won overwhelt111ng A House vme on the comprom~<e approval lute last month wa> P'"''hle today, us luwmukers The Hou<e ver~1on would have ru<hed 10 adJOUrn for the year unu hit requtred people who e.lrn alleu;lthe lheLampaagn lra1l medtun US •ncmne, about $51,(XMl rhe Dcmocra11c co-uuthnr of the lor a funuly ollour.to f1le for linun· Senule·pa"ed verSion. Sen Dock c1ul remgam1.a1ann under Chapter 13 Durh111 <)I llllllms,turne<l.agunl,l lhe nl lhe bankruptcy .cnde. <Ubjecttn a new compromi<C and ln<tsted every· court-or<krecl repayment plan, tllhey nne go h.1ck to lhe burgmnang ruble could p.1y buck 20 ~crcchl ol 1he1r "They ' re 1ry1ng 19' '4 uccze blood debt Wllhm l1ve yenf'. Irom 11 turnip," Durb1n told reporters But the Senate hill would have Wednesday. "There's tno nmLh greed g•ven some d•'"ret1on 111 the bank· beh• nd thiS " ruplcy JUdge. Wh<> would huve to con1 A mor~ long·<hllldtng opponent nf si<ler a dcblnr's ubthly to repay. A the hunkruptcy Jegt<lnlll>n, Sen. Chupter I3 reorg11mz.al1on generally would have been reqUired ,( the debtor cou ld pay b.tck 10 percent or more w11h10 three years Credit card companies comp lain thai too many people take shelter under the more Jen1en1 Chapter 7, wh1ch erase< debts, when lhey could ullord to restructure their debl< under Chapter 13. ~ In the cumpronuse blll.judge• still would be allowed to detenmne on u cusc-bf-case bus IS a debtor's abt111y lo repay Bulan addu ion. an IRS standard would be used lo es11mute l1v· ing expenses and calculate whether the debtor cou ld pay hack 25 percent or more mlhree years, m whtch ca<e lhe debtor would be forced into"u repuymenl plan under Chapter ll A Wh11e House spokesman. JJke S1ewen. sa1d Ihal wnuldn 'I gtve ude· 4uate <hscrclwn to bunkruptcy JUdges The Cluuon ll<il111nlslr.IIH111 <upports chu ng1ng b.ankruptcy J,ow s but hus cnliCIZed lhc Bouse-pa"ed bill S1ewerl, who" wuh the N.Jlion.ol Ecnnu11 uc Cnunc1l. stopp<d ;hu1 1ol 11 vein threat But he smd the White llousc wn< "d1S.tpp11nlled • hy the new compromise, "becuu<e il doesn'l <lnke lhe nghl balance between consumers and creditors." Durbm IOSisled, based on his talks w1th Wh1te House olticlals.lhal "the prestdenl Will no1s1gn"1he comprom~<e bill Democrals are sllll )Villing 10 negotiate, he added Pushed by alarm over the rising ude of personal bankruptcies and an mlense lobby•ng campa1gn by c"'dil card compames, Ihe House passed ils ltlugher versiOn 1n June In con'trastlo lhe Senate'< near-unanimous approval, the House vole wa< 306118, splillmg tfie Democrals wh 11e Republicans were in sohd suppon. The number of Amertcans tiling personal bankruplctes la!l year JUmped 10 almo<l 1.4 mtlhun, up more than :100 perc en I since 1980 . • • While lawmakers worry uboullhe surge m pel'onal bankruptcies while Ihe economy is suong. some insist lhal cred1l cul'li companies, whtch uggressively solicit customers, share the hlame Unpaid credit curd debt io estunuted ul $40 btll1on, and compa· n1es s11y they are betng forced to chnr~e lu~her Interest rates Congress OKs meas~res tackling Internet porn By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett News Service WASII~NG!ON - rh~ Scnmc 11ml I louse. prcp.mng to udJourn lor the Nov J electiOn<. adopled scp.arate measures Wc<incs<l<ty th.u propn· ncnts <ay wnuld sluc l~l chlldr~n !rom JX11110£ruphy •lnlhc h)telllCI Buckers t<l Ihe kgiSI.Illllll are pulh~1g •:u• ~Ill to .gel. ll hill passed helnre Congress leHvcs town us stl<lll as this wed end. The Sen~lc ,,dt<plcd an lllllend· rn~nt. on u vMe ot 'JK· I thul wnuld Jr.:ny tax hrcaks In ~..nnuncn:m l W~h sHe owners whn don't restrlcl dnl· '":P: drcn 's nct,:t:ss 10 m.,tcrt.lls l:Oihllicrcd '' h1umll1l1o llliiHir'\ "The! d1s"S!.!I\t1ng vote was Sen l'.und Le.ahy 1). Vt St!n ' Dun Cont~ K· ll]t.1. ~ tu.:l.: css· fully nttuch~li the ltmL·ndmcm tnu bill With Wtd~ ht(').Utl1-i.H\ MIPJ>m t thut would prnhthtt 1-ilnte ~ uuJ lltcnl gov· ctnmcnh !rom 1111pcr·nng new tuxc::s on lnh.'lll\.' 1 l.:l l llllllL'H.c l\.. n Yl'ur' To I~< ~llgtllk 111 .tu.:t.'\!'0 tor lnr th,· lax hrc<tk. Web Site own\!r!rii wlllt lhstnhutc pmnogruphy wnulu hnve to ,crcen out duldn:n hy requmng so me sort nt ndult ven ficntum 'illl' h a.. u U\.' llll ~.t~rd. tkhit uc.:count llr .H.'CI!\\ ~.:ode ' Rustnc .. -.; th.H peddles smut to tH.tr dultlrcn. dcstroymg tlus nmu~~n,c. shoul d he j)HIH shl.'d. nnt rcwun..lcd w1th lax -.;heltcr' .. -fuuts suttl R-Anz. chu~rr:o~•n of the Commerco, Sc1~nce und I runspurtullo~ Com· ~lllllce~, l~e Se~_ute l~llJnnty.. lender an~ the <peuker. Cou~s ,,ud I have a htgh degre~ nf cunltdcnce we can ge1 11 passed Meanwhile, the ~louse tldo ptcd a broader hall pwposed by Rep Mac.huci .Oxley. R•Oiuo Oxley s btll .would make tl II en me lnr ~n.nHuc;cua l Web sit~ np..:r· ~lors In dtstnb~.re mformallon hnnn· lui to 11 ~•nnrs unless lhey reslrlcl cha ldren s access hy also requtring soml! knlll of adult vcnllcatlon . Thnse who Uon'l screen out c.:hil~ dren could fnce fines UP. to $50,000 und slx.· monlh Jtul terms' Hurmful to tnllltJrs 1s detmcd as being dcs1gned to llppclli 10 prune111 rnlcrest, l.ack i'iCnous hti!rury, urt1stn:. pohucnl or ~L' Icnttfu.: vuluc lor minnri'i, und dcptct actuul ur stmulutcd sl!)( ucts 111 u nutn· n~r "J}utcnlly ollcnslvc" to mtnor:-~, C'uutli ulso hns u'sinulur umcnd mcnt tud;.cd lllhl a ~pcmhng htll tc'r the Ju1'ittce. Cornmcn:c. and Stntc:: dcparllneut< that " ltkdy to he pan of u hig <.:atch-ul l btll th,tt mulit be ·•Pprnved by Cnngress 011 Frtday tu keep the govc.:mmcnl runnmg " If lhe Rcpuhll~.:un lc.u.ler~hq> ~.:nre"' uhnut the pro ~ funuly movc mcnt, they'll r-cconctlc lhl.'~c hills nnd protei.:! ~1ds lrnm Internet pornngr.l· phy," stud Patrkk Trucm.lll, tltrcc.:tor of ~ovcrnment .1t1111rs lor the A mer· IL' Uil huml y As"octutton 'lhc ussO~.:I~ttton 1~ .1 C'hn,twn grnup~.:lli\I.:CIIleLI w11h tkccn~o: y IS'iUii!s Conh. \\hn 1s rcttnn~ lmm the kd the ..:hurgl' in th.lt hod) 111 prnlt'L I ~. htldrcn mlllnc Irom "nnd c hlldren'sc,po~un: lo mlult~.:on· ndult nt.lh.' rt.ll" h.'nt und prngr.unmlnp. 111 the mellm ·\ '111111 .\ 1 l nh~ mct t ~tx h1ll \~.1s C11t1o ":1y the prnpn~nt, wnount .ulnptt•d h.\ tlu· llnu.,t• 111 June. hut 11 to ccn-.;or... h!p und Me mcflcrti\'C dtll IWI lnll l .lll\ .111' duiJ pornogru" They stlllllnn ' t ~cl Ul pnrnogr.lph~ lllll\ 1sum' Yt·l ClMI., •~ opt1 ~ phy out,ldc the UniiL.\1 SHth.:' .md wtll flll'll l.' fll , ;tmrndmcnl Will he ndnpt· llkcly he found Jn he Ullt'l'll'IIIIIIH'Il· t'd "~ (\m grt•.,, :II.' ...ml All SdiW,Ifl/, ·' r~oh~o;y :11\U· " I h.IH' tl\l' .. upjlO!I nl rhc dHur· Jy,llnr the Center fm Dcnux.·nu.:y .md lll. trl ull/w ~ l )l l \l lll ll~e (, lohn Md'mn. Tcdmolngy Tht· center •~ \.'Oih.~rncd Scn,,tl.', fuh aboullree-speech tssues 111 the d•g•· lui age The proposal< were crulled aller 11 1996 Supreme Court de< !Sinn struck down the Commu 1ucalllllls Decency A-:1. w(ud1 was st\pponed by the Clullon mhnumtrallon. The cnul l ruled the Comm umc.tll!lns Decency Acl was uncunstllull!ullll hccuusc 11 unlawlui!Y restric ted the trcc·lpeech raghts ol adults, .although it was •ntemlcd to protect duldrcn from uduh muteriuls online. . Other lnterne 1.,.,rated bills affeci ing chaldren pending tn Congress Wllh an uncenain fate nre: • An amendment alluched lo the Commerce, Slate, and Justice money bill proposed by MeCum 11 would reqlme schools and libraries that recc1vc federal subsidies for Internet h.lukups In tnstall fillers thai would prevent children from gaining access lo Web sites wilh adull material. Land transfers recorded' Tholollowmg lund trunslers were Jr. to .Brent J. Fi nlaw, Scip1o parcel, Deed. Barbura J. and Jeffrey .Con· posted recently in the ollke ol Meigs County Rewrder En11nog.!'nc Bnmtl· nnlly Ill Frunk G. and Carolyn S ton Gilmore, Lebanon part;els, Dceu. Pameln and Duvtd A. Deed, Ruhy M Fnck In John Sch.otz to sume, Olive, 2.1754uc,.,s, Kevm Pulhns Sultsbury pnrcel~. Deed. Lmley M. M1ldred L.. Deed. Oliundo Andrcom to Rul· Dale E.• Laura K. Han, Paula Han lund Vlllago. Rut lund . Deed. R1duml K und Cotmte Sue Lund and Dun Lund to Dale E. and Hnrmon to Gemgc W uml Curolyn Lnuru K. Hurt. Paula Hun Lunu. Puula L. Laird nnd Dun Lund, McD.tntcl , Chester~ I OS u~.:re~: Deed. Marvm, F.vu and Thtry D RaL'tne. 41 acre, D.:ed. Ruben L. Roben F and Milliron Ill "nne. Saltsbury, 3 I I~ Ucrc-.;, June Bergnum lo Dav1d A F1fe, Deed.Don,old E .and Ida C Wha· Bedford. 2 05 acres: ley to C.,rl W and Rohan D McDade. Deed, Gcruld A und Churlolle L. Bcdlnrd parcel . linn 111 Ronald E. Hart. Ruc1ne: Deed. Varg•nm v Bl,1zew•cz to Deed, Carla J and Phtlltp L. King Dennts J ,and Kath y L ~urgent, tu llurold R SIS<On, Pomeroy lot: Ohvc. Deed. Bamld R. Sisson Ill Ed1th Dc<!\1. Ll11her E Jr uno Vencva M Stsson, Saltsbury l1fe eslnle, Gilhamlu Luth•rE. Gtll111111 Jr etul. Deeu. Cam>ll W. and Mildred Suuon rmrcels. Johnson to R1chard W. and Rita J Deed. Tlu1111." G und Mndcltne llnlley. Mtddle(l<ln, 5457 ucn:. McClung Ill f'uul L and Pri<etlla PloDeed. Puul J. Hauber to Melody ra. Pomcmy parcel. Rlll>crls, Bedlnl'li: ' Deed. Eugene .md Nnnuy Plulltps Deed. Duvtd M. and Darlene to '·llllc, S<·tpoo. I OJ I ncre<. Shtrk 111 Don V and Bonnie G Dc~u. Eugene .md Nancy Ph1lltps Rurl..e. Salem parcels: In sumc. Sc1p10, Deed. Greta M Sullie Brown. D~·i.!tl , Dnns M.ty Deeter tn stutc Shcndun G Rmwn and Greta M.: ol Ohao. Olive. Suttle Bmwn Trust In Dons Deeler, Deed. AVIce und Elmer C hnl.aw Oltvc, I acre. . on an empty •tomach. Mi<~ingjuM a few doteo allow• mnolant viru.e• lO e•plode. A new regimen recenlly approved could cui lhe number of pill• 10 five a day for 110me pat~enls, but not all. Another San Franci.-an, Cltri• Olsen. also 1hough1 dea1h wu near when he began tal<mg lhe new drugs in !99,. Now hi•condi1i"'1,i• stable, and he's well enough 10 paint at home. tale a few elutes and volun~r for three hoors a week . But he s1illlw a lol of pain, par· 1icularly on h11 joinu and back, plu' ,.,gular headac~ and digeslive probleml. "Life" no1 as thoogh it were normal," utd Ol~n. 45. "On the olher hand. i1'• a life I feel is wot1h livmg " Weather Sports 'Battle· of ·the ·send' preview, Page 5 Husband should take firm stand, Page 6 A'$ they say, into each 'life ... , Page 6 Today: Cloudy High: 60s; Low: 50s Tomorrow: Sunny · High: 60s; Low:40s Padres shut out Atlanta Page4 • . Meigs County's Excess lnventoryCle~r~n.,ce 96 UICOLI TOWI CAR 96 FORD EXPLORER V8, A/C; 1uto, PS, PI, PW, Pwr . WD, 6 c:yl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, HM, POL, tilt, CNIH, AM/FM, PW, Pwr '-lit, PKL, tilt, cruiH, lltti'M 11er10 o:.•• $24,949 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 0811$22,995 91 FORD ISCOIY %12 8 cyl, A/C, tuto, PS, PB, PW, cyJ, A/C, ltlnd trlnt, PS, PB, PDL, tilt, Cli'UIH, AM/FM, llttreo AM/FM, ltlreo 0..!• $20,995 97 FOU MUStANG Gl A/C, PS, PB, tilt, AM/FM, *"$16,995 081rv 97 FORD MUSTANG . 081!12,995 97 FORD ESCORT cyl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, iterao · 08a,s11,995 96 LINCOLN MARk VIII A/C, IUIO, PS, P8, ~W, P8, PS, POL, tJII; rcrultl, AM/FM, ' "''"'·· tilt, crUIH, AM/FM,Ittrto aterao 6 cyl, A/C,, 111to, PS, PB, PW, 0n1,s 15 I 995 90 FORD,.UNGIR o..a, 24,995 5 86 FORD RANGER SC 4 cyl, ltctory ~'14/C, P8, PI, 6 cyl, ltctory A/C, auto, PS, AM/FM, ttereo, re1r step PB, till, crul11, AM/FM, tlereo bumper, :;:;3:995 96 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Serle~, 0111, s41995 96 LfNCOLN CONTifiENIIL V8, A/C, PS, V8, A/C, 1uto, PS, PEJ, PW, Pwr PW, Pwr se-.; PDL, tilt, 1Cru111, AM/I'M, atereo o..a, S2J 995 1 95 MERCURY COUGAR lilt, POL, till, crulte, AM/FM, 081' $22,995 94 CHEVY LUMINA oyl, A/C, auto, P8\''P8, PW, 8 cyl, AJC," PS, PB, PW, PDL, Pwr 1111, POL, tilt, crullt, till, oruiM, AM/FM, lllrtO. AM/FM, lltrao 1 o..aJ11,995 93 OLDS 88 ROYALE ,~.,s9,995 9 I LINCOLN MARK VIII oyl, A/C, 4 tpttd tr1n1, PS, V8, A/C, P81 PB, PW, Pwr lilt, PW, Pwr SISt; >POL, tilt, , POL, tilt, orulea, AM/I'M, I cr·ulte. atereo ttareo. o...,sa,995 91 CHRYSLII NEW YORKIR A!C, PS, P8, PW, Pwr 11111l, POL, tilt, cruiH, AM/FM ·~ o..a, $:12·,995 88 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE ' $ . o..a, 8,995 96 FORD ASPIRE , 4 cyl, ttlnd, trane A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM, 1tareo 081.v $61995 89 FORD IIMPO V8, auto, PS, PB, PW, Pwr ,aat, oyl, 1uto, PS, PB, POL, tilt, POL, lilt, crulae,iAM/FM,,Iterao orul .., AM/FM, 111r10 o..a,s1,995 94 fORD TAURUS By LAURIE KELLMAN Associated Pre11 Writer WASHINGTON - Authonted by lhe House to begm an lntpeachmenl mqu~ry <JI PreSident Clmton. 'uhpocna 1"1. lighl• IO<>med over Jud1c1ary Comrn1t1ee members say Starr Hyde held light lhe evolvmg hsl and sa1d top aides to hi< panel would ammed~ately heg1n "mlense slrategmng . lo >ee 1n what direction we want lo move. what evidence we · ncet.llo .1cqutre. whdl subpoenas we need 10 ,s,ue .md how lasl we can do !hey wanl lo qucsuon many ol the cenlral players 111 Independent Coun· sel l<ennelh Starr'• repml on Mom· cu Ll:w1nsky. ' Among tho< "e who could he c.lllec.J before televiSed he.1nng< lmer th1 ' year .~re Lmda Tnpp. lhe won1.1n whose laf'C recorc.lmg., ut M.., Lcw1n~ <ky led lo Starr's >ex and covcr·up tnvesllgarnm. and Betly Curnc ~tnc.J Vernon Jord:on. who were 1nves11gal· ed for what role they may have played m w1nnmg M< Lewnl\ky'< silence a< (he uffa11 wa< abolll 10 become pubhc 1n January M< Lewln<ky. hcrsell, could .be c.alled lu !ell her slory But the wm· m111ee'< .:h.urrnan. Rep Henry H) de. R-Ill. sau;l lhe president likely \\Ould nm he subpoen .ted Hyde, who will c(lntrnl the 1111peaChll1Cnl lllqUI I'jl. S!lld , " We don '! want lo be accused of poilU · c1z1ng lhl< But we will be dmng a lol of plann1ng and 1n1ervaewtng and whutever's necc~s.try lo gc:t really lo have heanngs alter the elecuon .. As ~omm1ltce md~s finultzed th~1r By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett ~ews Service WASHINGTON - Manella· area Hous~ membef' <pill along party hnes Thursday over Ihe GOP-dnven mea<ure to I.Junch .on opcn "'! ~ded unpen~.: hment lllljUJry ol P1esid!.!nl Cl u11on Republican Rep. Bob N~y sup· ported the Republican unpe,ac hmenl remluuon 1h.11 p.i<<ed the House 25~· 1 76. wllh only 31 Dcmucrah supportmg it. Democrats Rep red Stnckland ol Oh1o and AJ.m Mollohan ol West v,. gtnm vuled .1gmn~t the GOP measure. tavorm~ JllS·h:ull :1 l!lemocr.Ha~.: ultcr~ 97 FORD F150 nat1ve lh.atl.ulcd nnu 2J6- 19X vote Only qne Republican , J.ay Ddcy ul Atkans.ts . voted tor the 01-!mm:l:.ltu.: l11t!oiSUf!! S2J1995 96 MERCURY VILLAGER The GOP resolutiOn dl'eCI' the 97 FORD Fl50 96 CHEVY BLAZER o..a, $13,995 e 92FORD F150 92 CHEVY VAN 995 down a Democrat H..: suggcs:t1on to call Toledo were among 26 plnJOLI > gtv" en eorly appmval by Slate Iran> porlatum planners. The mne· member Tran-.porta!Jon ReVIew AdviSory Coun••l <Jfl Thur'· day approved the proJects. wh1ch will rece1ve about $70' 1111ll1on '" ''"'"· muncy over lour year!\ The proJe4.:ts,chu-.cn trorn .among 200 reVIewed by the mdependent committee. recetH:Ll apprm.• al becau<C they d1dn 1 Involve a great deal nf money. w.re m.unly pa1d l" r by the ktlcral govcrnpu.! nl or v.crc parttculurly lnne ·"i~O)t. IIIW .....\1d -. t.ll ~ II ,. ""·ou!J h.IVI! nl!vi.!r 'h~tO ~an ~u.Jcqu.1te lltSlliSS((III (O I tfll! dJll!g.ttiOIIS) " The Democr.auc pl.uo would have llm1tec.l the "il:Ope ol the mquary to cou n,c( Kennelh St.orr'< repnrtlmtl set tt Dec 31 d~~u.llin~. But It al~n would huve allowed Cu ngrcss 10 conSider .any ne\\ ftnahng< by Sllorr .md ullnw l.t'>VnMkt:r-.; to extend the dc.odlinc 1 nd~pendcnt Stun !'I 1cpnrt ... ud thcrt! were 11 grounds 1(\1 hnp~::u.: hn1g Cl1nton. tn~.:lu d111 g p~!Jur-¥ .md nlhlruc t1 on ol JU~tH..:C Ill L:OIK'l• tdtng lUI Hlltur With , mtcn; Mnntt.t Lcwtmky The JlllJtcwy Con1111111ce's chact GOP I.IW) er sub,cq tu!n tl y nrnv cd at l S pnssthle grounds tor 1111pcuchmcnt ' Stt uJ.. I.md. who f.tu•s ~~ tough rc· clcctlnn 111 Oh 1o's Oth Cnogres~ IOit.ll Dtslnct .ag.omsl L1 Gov N.u1cy Hoi · lister. s.11d he supported the Ocmn..:· mtu.: pl.1n · hc~:.\usc II was lhc best \n l ~ lor my ~.:onstttucnts unJ the Trans pOl tatlon 'Diri!CIIIf AFTER THE VOTE- Hou11 Judiciary Com· mlttee Chairman Rap. Henry Hyde, R-111., hud• died with Rep. Bill McCollum, R-Fia., during a Capitol Hill new1 conlerenet Thurtday alter the Hou11 voted approved an open-ended will hold hear~ng• between lh< Nov. J congr~i'istOnul cll!cllons ~md the end of the year. Hyde sa1d Thurs· day "Ntllthe least ltllle b1l. nollrom the Whne Hous~or the leadersh1p," he <aid, Hollaster has called for Clinton's restgnat ton 1 Strickland smd he supported the Democra11c plan "because il was the best vote lor lny constituents and the ' country." "II enabled the inqutry 10 be hroughtto a.Jtnr and speedy cnnduSIOn." Smck\and <ald. Strickland ulso stud the White Hnuse d1d not auempt to mlluence hiS vote. "Nnl the least lillie b1t, not !rum the Wluie House or lhe leadership.'' he s.ud Mollohan Mud thut Chnwn 's con· dw.:t was "n tltm"iiVC" und " tmpossi ~ ble to defend" but they d1d nol con· slltuh! htgh cn111es that wurr.ml ~m ·· wr:. "II en.ahlcd 1l1c tnqlllry I<> be hroug tu to u Im1 LUH.l speedy cnn~.: lu- By The Associated Press Mo~t of Oluo's puhlh.: L'olla::gl.!!\ r.uscd tullton mort• thun the n.ttuln.tl Good Afternoon ' Today's Sentinel 2 Sc4.'1uu1s- 12 Pn~l!s St.tl< Un!Ve'"'Y· Oh1o Un•vcrsny.thc nnd Dl.!lllson Unl\t'ersity Ill Granv11lc. nl T1llclln .md Wnght St.ttt.: Utu .. cr .. lly alllntrc:tsctlluitmn _ _..L .I \V•uth • - Wr.!rc dcstgnntl!d U:\ uccr.!ss cam· puscs and wt:rc ~ 1vcn nlmc state! utd tn cxc.:hun~c: for kccp•ng.tultum dnwn llntvcr~•ty ._.!c.!!!:~""""---H"-'·"-I'Il<.'tl!nks _ _ I S Ulr s uwr.tgl! im:reas«.:., tnr lllltton nne.! lc:t! ... tiHii }l'UI . the College Bfldlti smd TuliHlll iUH.I !'1.!1.!-.; ut tour-yeur pub1~~.: ~.:nllc g l!s 11Hlttnt1 the cuuntr; ln~.:l'\!,t,ed.tn dVCntge 1ll -4 pcn:cnt thls tall .tnd lh l' lllU\!asc .tt (ln\,liC cnl· legt.:s Wtts .. l! ghtl; more th.tn 5 (1Cru.~ nt tht! b~~ud "~t•d W..:dn.;,..Jny I he UmH'r'll)' nl Akron . Ohm --HU _.1 Lotteries hy tho ~ rercenl m.1<amum .1llowed by . . t.IIL' lnw The other llllf~U~I.!s nt ~t.lh!· Mippol'tl'd UlllVI!I'SIIIt:S r,mgt:d !rUtH '~ [ll.!l ll'IH hl i l) l>Cflr.!lll N.\llon.t!ly. llullon .mLilL·L'~ cn\t 1m .tvcr~\g e nt $.1.2·-U .H tour- ye.~r puh· ll ~,;t lllle~c~ .tnd $1 -L50X .11 hwr-ycur pnv.th: sdtnnl .. Ohm .t\cragc., were nnt .1\all.1hk r.tlh H.11i dlrcllor ol fin.m~.:t.ll .ud .11 Oh11; St.llr.!, hl.unl!d tl.tttt:nt•tl .. t.llt: :ud ill.lill l'l<k ~: Y'I I 7 lhukc\cS: \ 1:'! l f, ~ 1 ) 1~ l't<k .1: l · ~ -~- \ v Doil) ,1: I - ~ - '1 llatl) 4· ~ - 7 I·4 1<~•11\ !lhh • \ illl\"l'nl'h'lnll ~·< ,, ·It Jll' t h.t,l\ '1 gnmn ,,.., IHu ~h .1~ nur u1't" lu t.'du~· .ttt: Oh1n ~tudc nt, ," H.an ,,1111 The boa•u sm~ lour pnv.olc Ohio colleges now costmorc"th.m $~0. 1KIO tor tUition anJ fet:s Kenyon Colkgc an Gambler. $23 (170. Of~<• 1m College Ill Oberlin. $23.;1~11. OhiO wc,lcy.ul Unaverstty in Del.1wnre. $20.1)40, $21.060 HHrt, who stwke al the fl•)urd !\ 1\I;!Ws COilf!i!f~nCI! Ill W,\~hln):!IOil, SUid the rcportlms gnod nnd had news lor students. Tht! ~liiVt!Y stnd l'O\ts huvc 1m.:rcuscd lnstl!r than fum · tly llll.!omcs, but l1nnncml utd 1s up too Tile ..t pt:rtt.!nt olVl.'mgc- nutlnnal 1/h:rcust: Ill tuttinn und Icc., comes tn $L12 at puhilc luur y<lnr·lll>lllliiHU\s, tnr nn ~tvcrage totttl ol $~.:!·B . the colh~g.c huard rcpua1ed Fnr pnvate. tour-) car college.,, uvcmge lutllllll und h~c' I'OM! $721tn $14.'\0~ . Tlu;sc costs uvcrugcd $1.633 ut puhltl' two- yc.~r ~.:ollege .... up 4 per· \:cnt. m $66 A 4 per~.:cnt me reuse nl~o liW thi CL' liHI\~r.,ltiL'" \\llh tht low~~~ nh.. l"l.'.l't:" \l'ntr.ll St.ltl' onurrcd at prlv,ltc two-year cnlh:gl.! .... 1 Sh.t\\lll.'l' Sto~t ~ .1nd l'k\tl.utll Stll\1 \\h~n.: ,IVCf,lJ.;I! tUIIIO!l .md ICC!» rtbl' $~)~ Ill . • $7 i 11 A lull (lSI ol h•ghwa) .md nlher 1ran,portai10n pro1ects ODOT pl.111' to undenake 10 hudgel ye.u' 211m lhrou gh 2001 wnn 't he rek."ed lllllll Decem her Th~. Oh10 Depanment ol Tran,. portallllll eslnnal~' lh.lllhc $70 .lmll·. • l11>n expendnure <tpproved ThuNI.•y Will amounl lo aboul 6 percent ol ODOT's new comilruct 1on hud ~ct dunn,g ttlo'ie four )l!•ln'i. The proJc!d ~ the udvumry ~.:ount.:l l .qJprnvcd v.lll (Ccntlnued on Page 3) • • . i ot h1gh t'n111~s and mtsdcm~::~uhll~." Ohio's public college tuition increases exceed national average, survey. finds He spoke nunules after the Bouse voted 25M- 176 1<> lngger a preSillen· ual1mpeachmem 1n4u1ry Jcl rx Wr.~y r------Health matters-____, impctlchmcnt 1114lHry. "The core <\Uesllon 1s whether the ttllcg~liHU\s .~re the kmd ot conduct th.tt mr.!el lhe c.:onstttullonul stnntlnn.J polttlt:ulmottvntnms St.H..:s ol 1 Impeachment Inquiry agalnet Prelldent Cllntorf. Republicans touted their open-ended Watergate-style Inquiry In a debate that stretched far beyond the planned two houre. (AP) n1111~e The Jud1c1ary con<lllullonal subcommlllee Will k10k lhm~s olf Oct 22 wllh u heanng on dehnmg unpeachahle crime< The full com· ht!\ vote Unt~cd " CtnLtnnall an OVCP<iltCf tor the: Jntt:f'-lalt! 2XO bndge 11'er lh~ Maumee R""' 10 Moli<1hun su td " I would sugge'l 11 does not " Mollohan .olso 411~stinned the A/C, IUIO, PS, PB, VB, dual A/C, auto, PS, PB, PW, aterao, 1/2 ton PU, raar Pwr 118t, PDL, tilt, crul11, bumper AM/F~. stereo Onl~ $11 e<ample. has not >~gned off on call· mg tvh Lewn"ky He also 'lapped,, ''""·" Stnckl.llld s.ud , Stttd..l.md .!1-.o s,ud the Whit!! Hou ~l! d1J nol ath.!tn(>t hl llll1ucncc of the I o..a, 55995 whlf.;h wunc .....cs tu go uller Hyde. lur Republ1c.ms >a1d 1hey wanted the ""omlmttcl! to 4UC,Iton Wh1tc: House Deputy Coun•el Hru ce Lindsey. though Demo.:r.Hs were exp..:ctcd 10 ohJCLI pcnchQg lhe Supreme Cour1 appeal ol hiS execuuve pnV!Iege cla1rn " I thank Bruce Lllld<ey " .a key player in this:· s,ud Rep. Lindsey Graham ol Snulh C.~ruhna " He m.oy have some •nformttllon that Is rdcvunt to thts nwe.,tlgHtiOn, " ·•greell Rep ChtJrles Can:ody. R-Fla. All he While House. Cl1n1on said he would con11nuc h1 . . work duqng the 1mp..:achm.:n1 pr<JCe-s, wh1ch now was · 111 thl! hunc.J!\ ot Congrt:s~ and lhe p..:ople of' lh" country - ull1· m,alcly 111 the h.1nds ol God There IS nothing I can do." ' nul 't:rvu.:c m envmmmental work on the · Pon 10 Fort' h•ghway m nonhwe;t Oh1n ilnJ pr~s1dcnt ' 94 JEEP CHEROKEE 011., 512,995 pa~~ ngt:r ~.:owury "The Dem<x:r.lltc plun w,os a tcr· ~·~ $16,995 081' 520,995 project to to unpeach W!llt.un Jcllcr,on Clmtnn. nhle allcn~t~ttvc~" ... ud Nc; 96 FORD WINDSTAR wo; cyl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, 8 cyl, A/C, auto, PS, PB, PW, PW,.'f<\lvr "at, PDL, tilt, cruise, PDL, tilt, crulea, AM/FM, aterao stereo CD u.s. 50 forth~ J-hntsc ol Rcpnest.!nt.tttvcs cxen.:t ... c Its constttut tumll power AmertL'<t " 8 oyl, AIC, auto, PS, PB, PW, 8 cyl, A/C, autc, PS, PB, PW, Pwr 1111, POL, tlbt, OrUIII, POL, till, crulae, AM/FM, stereo AM/FM, aterao • 0111' 519,995 -l! Juc.JIChtry ConHm tt ec to 11\Vl'sttg..ttc ''whetht:r ~uttJctcnt gwunds t!x. 1 ~t WO, 4•' cyl, A/C, PS, PB, oyl, A/C, 6 tplld tr1n1, 'Pf, tWreo, short wide bad, AM/FM, 1/2 ton PU, long ttep bumper, 1lldlng rear wide bed . lgllll • $ .0..13} 161995 , approves Area legislator.s split along party ~ lines in impeachment probe vote PW, Pwr 111t, ~DL, ~It PB, PW, PDL, tilt, crulae, AM/FM, stereo, 1/2 ton P-U, 1 cr~11", AM/f.M, ster'o ~. 97 NISSAN PICK·UP TRAC COLUMBUS (API - /\ ' tud y ol I Front WD, 8'1!yJ, A/C, 1uto, PS, 4 WD, VB, A/C Stand trans, PS, 0813} $5,995 ' Single Copy - 35 Cents Impeachment inquiry seeks top witnesses 01113} $2,995 rear etep bumper Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 116 ,, . octaw9,1998 The Meigs Multlpur· pose Senior Center was a busy place on Thurs-. day, as a stream of people, young and old, vis· lted exhibits at "Health Matters;" a health Information fair which was open to tl)e public. The fourth annual event Included displays, from area agencies sel'vlng seniors, hospitals, home health care providers, the county health department and TB office, and other agencies, businesses and facilities providing health care and health· related services. Linda King, right, of the family nutrition program at the Ohio State University Extension Service, is pictured discussing nutrition issues with one of the fair's visitors, while other visitors are seen visiting the many exhibits and screenings at the event, above. ,. .. '0 ' •• � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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