https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/95e83f4283ba2eceba459a423b3fbc6d.pdf e0d683b84a5a3dd424c8fafc0b076ca6 PDF Text Text • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • Monday, November 9, 1998 Tuesday November 10,1998 Weather W~dding Sports Unearthing rampant fraud, Page 2 Football playoff teams listed, Page 5 Observing Home Health Month, Page 10 Today: Rain High: 70s; Low: 50 Tomorrow: Partly cloudy High: 50s; Low: 30s Pittsburgh edges Green Bay 27-20 Page 4 . .... .. ' Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 134 EPA official outlines 'mini·mal' risk to Middleport water supply ' Mr. ahd Mrs.. Joshua Blair . --'---POWELL~BLAIR-Misti Dawn Powell and Joshua N. Blair were married on June 20 at 4:30p.m. at the Church oft he Good Shepherd. Athens. The bride is the daughter of Glen and Sheila Knudson of Athens and Stephen Powell of Clear Oaks, Cilif.: and the groom is the son of Donald and Elizabeth Nickels, Pomeroy. The Rev. Dr. E.. F Michael Morgan officiated at the wedding. Marsha Rcilly,organist, Dr. Janet Van 'Grass. · tl Ute. an'd Michael Fly gar, tru·mpet, prcserHed th~ music. For her wedding the bride wore a gown of matte sat in with long sleeves and a sweet heart neckline. cr, regi stered the guests. The attendants wore gowns of black satin and ncpe accented at the RU1LAND- Panicipation in the and streamers . They quried flowers annual Christmas flower sho·w to be si milar to the brides bouquet. staged ~~ the Senior Citizens Center, ·· Flower gi rl was Morgan Ntckcls, Nov. 28 and 29, was discussed during niece of the groom. Athens; Alexan- a recent meeting of' the Rutland Gardra. Hendrix , Tuppers Plains, also a . den Club held at the home of Joy niece, ~nd Lauren Roush, a .cousin Combs. of the groom. of Mason, W. Va. Ring ''Timeless Treasures of Christmas" bearers were Zachary Hendrix and will be the theme of tho show with Tyler Hendrix , ,Tuppers Plains, Pauline Atkins of the Rutland Garden nephews of the groom. Club, and Janet Bolin of the Rutland Daniel McCloud of Pomeroy was Friendly Gardeners to co-chair the best man , and lhc groomsmen were With chantilly lace in a floral dCsign. Donald Nickels, Jr. of Pomeroy. Pomeroy ; Sean Powell, brother of the bride, Athens; Shannon Jacobs, cousin of the, groom, Lancaster; and length train ~and was enhanced with patterns of chantilly l,acc and s~nin rose ttes. The bride wore a headband Steve Jacobs , uncle. of the _g room , of alCncon lace with penrl trim . Theveil was fingcnip length. She carried a cascading bouquet of red anU Lancaster. The bride is a graduate of Meigs H1gh School, class . of 1994, and Hocking College where she rece ived while roses, purple stock , lilies with ivy and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Shannon John - son of Logan , Tracy Wood of New Haven , W . Va., Sherri Hendrix , sis- event. The show will feature nunu:rous artistic designs featuring .madonnas, treasured wood, evergreen, candles, white snow and glitter, and include gift wrappings using plapt materials, wreaths. herbal treasures, bulbs, and tips for Christmas decorations. Regional ami t:ounty activities were reported on with Atkins and Eva obson representing the cluh at th< an associates degree in nursing . SJlg, IS employed as maternal health care registered nurse in Columbus and Lancaster. regional board meeting· 'Ocl. 10 at Chester. Atkins. Marjorie Rice and / Newman's Own recipe contest winner posted •' Associated Press Writer SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. (A P) - A lounge singer is crooning the lyric s to Eric Cltipton's "C hange the World" as John Tarinelli glides nnto the dance floor with a while-haired ·womnn. hi s late st in a s)ring this P :.~ ul Newman. Joann e Woodward and Glenn Close handed ou~ the rc\·iews this time. The actors, along with night . The 72-year-old holds her in his arms and Swings her around until the last notes o f the song fade out. Grinning car-to~·ear , he escorts hi s part- NJ;II Newman. Paul and Joann~.: ·s cl~lugilter, tasted a nd Judged eigln fin ali sts' eli she s They decided the Vermont Fies-ta Paulkets (a ncr back to her table before he finds another dant'C partner. " I try to stick with people around my age. I would feel lik e a fool p u~..~ k c t saod\vich named ror PaUl) deserved a rave. WESTON GAGE ZIRKLE BIRTH ANNOUNCED - Brent and Tammi Zirkle of Pomeroy announce the birth ol their first child, a . sog, Weston Gage Zirkle, born at the Holzer Medical Center, Sept. 22. · The · infant weighed six pounds, eight ounces. Maternal grandparents are Kenny and Jeanie Buckley of Syracuse , ·and the paternal grandparents are Danny Zirkle and Sue Zirkle, both ol Pomeroy. Tommy Lee Jones blast news media HARLING EN. Tc"" (i\ Pl Tomm y l .cc JwH:-. · rL't.:cnt hor:-.ch;h.:k srtll J~nn_g a rolumat ch did n"t hurl a:-. rnuc h a-. th!.! pr·l·-.-. rm L' l"<l~L' h.: ~Ol. ... Be lore th.: cxt..: nt l)r hi -. injunc :-. .:._ wl1ich pw vcd LlJ ht! onl y humr.-. and hrui scs - \1,-'Ct\: kriuwn . -.omc r~port.-. m~dc the Ort. 10 au.: JLknl so un d morl' fr i~I H L'nl n ~ that 11 prov~d to !1~.: . ··Thl' on l)1 thi n~ thar ·. . "L'a ry i-. the w:ty the mt:dia -'C ih:ll lon,llltcd and cxai!I!Ciatcd ar1 d llc~t Ir ed ahout it in ord~;: to lrH:n:asc th en r~111n g'-." Jom:.., . . av.., in Sunday·:-. f fl.-rl r n ~c nl Vulky Morning Star. " I fed rn ~ u ltct.! hy hav-ing hcl.":n exploited ·h) the media.·· dancing with a lot of those young So the grand prize or $50,000 at the 8th Annual Newman's Own/Good Houseke9ping Recipe Contest, was aw~rdcd to Dian~ Reilly of SL Albans, Vt., on behalf or h.cr fourth - and fifth -grade classes at North girls." he says. AI n10st·r bars , Tarinclli, with a perpetual smile and a graceful dance . step. might, h,ave trouble finding women his agC to dance with, .:hut Burlington, . Vt .. out Ted Bobrow. a spokesman 'for the range that arc healthy and active , American Association for Retired Persons in Washington, says clubs you have a Wholt! population of hoped the name would be a refer- . like Chances Are have been around for years, but more of them could be The oil-track betting never mate- on the way. ria lized. ai1d the management has "With people remaining healthi· since installed a second dance floor er and more act1vc as they age, it to accommodate the busy weekend may become m'ore popular," he , nights. says. "It's not so surprising when The name Chances Are has taken you think about it. People continue cncc to oil-track betting . on a different meaning under the li ghted red hearts over the main dance ll oor. Nobody knows that better than Betty Finstad, 51, and Robert Kania, 59. Three years ago they came Clwnccs Are separately and lllere introduced by friends . It was Kania's firs1 time there . But OnCe he met Ms. Finstad and knew she frequented the to be interested in soc ializin g. It really knows no age boundaries." · . Mary Lynn .Kasunic , executive director of the .Area. Agency on Aging in Phoenix . says the market for soc ial "acti\:itics and specialized ro, senior clubs is growing. plncc, he started corning '' With the growing aging population and more people in the 55-age who ' d · seniors that are looking for those kinds of recrealion~J type activities and looking to be in relationships," she says. At Chances Arc , the patrons include a mixture of JXOple.ranging from those who arc perpetually 39 year-s old, as Kania daims to be , to those in their 70s . Occas ionally, younger couples caught up in the sw ing dan ce r-ev ival come to take ailvc ntagc of the dance noor and the music style . * "We prefer nor be called a sen iors club," Rader says. It tends to offend the regulars, especially if they are in their 40s or 50s, ' of~en. " He was smitten at first sight," For the last five vcars. the suhur-' says Ms. Finstad, laughing. "Wei[, ban Phoenix· restau~ant and bar hn s he's not denying it. " been quietly attracting a middk-agc The couple continue s to visit and se nior crowd intent on sharing a Chances Arc. iogcther now. And drink, d;mcing the night away and whenever possible, they spend the occasionally starting a romance . entire eve ning dancing . the . reci pe 'together. "It's th'cir recipe, they did it it II." Ms., Reilly said, giv- ' Hnrrieue Rader. the .club' s mi.tnagl.!r. says Chances Are didn ' t begin that way. In fact, lhc original owners not at Chances Arc. · · Avenue Chri stian School , · wmkcp some types . naturally die out in the parent plant, she noted. Gather seeds center with the newest growth foml - as they ripen, spread them out to dry ing daring around the original growth. thoroughly for one to four weeks, Since plants become so crowded, mark packages, and then store then in digging them up and separating and an old pizza box, egg caitons, or covthen replanting them needs to be done 'ered JarS, she advised. , every two to five years. Fall is the best Woodard's topic was "Halloween" time to do that for most perennials, and she related Orsen Wells "War of ' thing There is a Season." Devotions although late summer is a good time to the Worlds", intended as a Halloween by the hostess were taken from Psalms divide rhizomateous or tuberous root- prank but what turned into a Hal150. Featured arrangements was a ed ·plants. The bulbs need time to loween panic .. She concluded with a wicker basket containing silk foliage become reestablished before cold win- Halloween poem. and sunflowers. Members answered ter sets in, she said. Gardoning hint for the meeting was roll call by naming fall bulbs they 'This year's Seeds. Next Year's about gourds noting that they should have planted. It was noted that Atkins Garden" was Marjorie Rice 's topic. be placed in a warm dry place with provided flowers for her church in She said a few minutes of shaking ripe good air movement for four or five , October. seeds into an envelope, brown paper days before washing with a bleach 'Think Harvest" was the program bag or sniping stubborn pod seed head solution. After they dry. thoroughly topic with combs giving instructions . with scissors in early fall can result in they can be waxed. on dividing perennials. She said that a nice garden the next year. Gifts were won by Betty Lowery. cast of care and color have increased · She said that seeds can be saved · Ann Webster will furnish the Novemthe popularity of perennials and sug- from all sorts of, plants and usually ber traveling prize. The October travgested that digging up and separating need no special· treatment tO encour- eling prize furnished by the hostess them should be done with a spade, age them to sprout. Not all plants was won by Rice, who wi II host the shovel or a sharp knife. She said that grown from seed will look like the N?v· 30 meeting. \> By MICHELLE RUSHLO Bv JOAN BRUNSKILL A~sociated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Living With An Insulin Pump One ?erson sdlory Pumpkin smashing big event ing the child ren credit as she . accepted the prize at a luncheo n i1~ the Rainhow Room. The frnalist s' dishc·s were ~l~rvc'd to the rest of· the Uy The Associated Press FAIRMOUNt Del. (AP) - The folks in Delaware take their pumpkin smashing se riously. guests. too. for lunch. Each recipe submitted to the co nte st had to usc at lc~st one Newman's Own product (the The annual Punkin' Chu nki n' l:On lcsts wcrc ,. hcld ove r the weekend. with a group from Morton . Ill. . using a hu ge air cannon to lire a s urp lus pumpkin a record 4.026 feet. The Aludium Q36 Pumpkin Paulkcts used salsa): there were more than 2.000 entries from all over the country. ThL' prit.c mo.ncy goes to 1..: h:1ri tics of the winners ' l'l1ni cc: North Avl'nuc Christi ~ ll S..:hool and Cnm p TaKum -Ta. a child ren 's camp ,·. in VcrnH\111, wi ll hcncfit from · th e top pri ze. The. seven other finali sts reccivcd ~ tll.OOOcac h. All prncccJ s frnm sales of Ncwma n\ Own product s gt' hi chqnt y. Sin <.::c Newman founded the food co n1pan y m 19X2. more than $9tlmil lion ha:-. · h~..· ~n gl\cn awa] 1 Modulalor - inspired hy th e Mart iim character in Bu gs Bunny car- toons - easily won the pn c: um at ic c:all:gory Su nday. The re arc also human -pnwcred unci t:cn trifu gal t..' ntrics. The field indudcU an all -Wolncn team ca lled " Bad Hair Day.· · with a mac hin e powered hy two :-.e pti c tank compressor trucks. Another entry. huilt hy -J. Uni\'ei"Sit)' or Massachu sett s cngincl! rin g ~ tud cnt. u:-.cd liquid nitrogen and · hn ilrng water. " I relrnfiltcd 1t 10 Cllllll' duwn 11 crc." said Randy Kc1ar. 23. \\ hu had huilt the t.:<1111HH I tu ..,Jwor IHHl · L')'dcw. You ·Don't Need To Be Rich To Start Investing, But You Need To Start Investing For A Chance To Be Rich. In Recognition Of 1 National Diabetes Month • Investment and TIJlC Consultant 740-992-7270 Securities offered through H. D. Vest In vestment Securities Inc. Advisory Services offered through H.D. Vest Advisory Services, lnc. 6333 North State Highway 161, Fourth _Floor, Irving TX 1l038-(972) 810-6000 By BRIAN J. REED little maintenance. Sentinel News Staff Other alternatives include the. A proposal for the cleanup of an removal of leachate from the site and abandoned landfill near Pomeroy treatment of it at a municipal wastewas presented to 'the Meigs County water treatment facility, and on-site Commissioners when they met in treatment systems. regular session on Monday uftemoon . . Strain will return in December to Mitchel Strain of Burgess & Niple • review the options aft_er the commisLtd .. an engineering firm from sion~rs have reviewed the feasibility Columbus, presented a feasibility study. study for the improvement of the In other action, the board eounty,owned facility, which was :tpproved a plan from the University closed in 1987 and is now leaking of Rio Grande for a welfare-to-work leachate into the ground. program, which will be based at the Leachate iS water contaminated by university's Meigs Center. The prothe landfill's contents. gram will provide vocational training The Ohio Enviromental Protection for yualified welfare recipients w1th Agency has ordered the county td the goal being to remove them from address the problem, and the com- the cash assistance rolls and t!) place missioners have heen working with them in private sector jol)s. . Burgess & Niple and the county · The program will be funded using health department, which has direct · nearly $222,00(\ in state welfare-toauthority over the site, to remedy tbe work programs. problem. . Two - proposals from the GalAccording td Strain, the most fea- lia/Meigs Community Action Agency sible method of improving the land- were submitted for consider-Jtion. fill i-> the construction of a wetland but the commissioner~ said Monday 'area at the landlill which would help that the_URG proposal was accepted purify the cnntaminating · l~achate . because it will serve more clients and The cost of c.:onstructing a wetland emphasizes practical education and treatment svstem j.., estimated at private-sector employment. The Community Action proposals S130,(X)0, bt~t Stmi n's report says I hat ~ such a tr~<.~tm~nt plah . requires vt.:ry . also named private-.,ector employ- Today's -+Wei/ness & !](efia£ Genter · -+Open J~ Jhe ?u£/ic Pleasant Valley Diabetes Education , 2520 Valley Drive • Point Pleasant, WV 1 (304) 675-7222, Ext. 2004 . . three viable options for inlproving · water quality in Middleport: drilling a new well in ~a location which would tiOl provide water contaminated by Trichloroethylene or other VOCs, tying into the Pomeroy water system. or tying in with the Gallia County Rural Water system. Treatment of the existing water source would be too costly for the village. ment as a mea utility companies, or individuals. lo remove utility lines from the county's right of way. Calen~ar . Classified' Cnmics . 9 Editorials Local Soorts Weather 2 Crisler urged village residents to work with. village ofticials to seek public funding in the form of grants and loans i'n order to remedy the situation. and to consider a municipal watersystem with Pomeroy. Crisler also noted !~at the village's plans for replacing the chlorination sysiem had been approved by the EPA, and Mayor Dewey Horton said row prisoner who wants to wave his Ohio Supreme Court to reschedul~: what may well be Wilford's final exe-· appeals anllobe executed may linally cut ion date," Meyers said. that construction should begin .soon on the new system. execution chamber at the Southern • Approved transf•rs of funds and appropriations adjustments for ..the highway department; the prusecutmg attorney's office, juvenile court and · EMS department ;" • Approved the payment of bills in the amount o $138,898. 16; ' Also .present were Cornmissipn~r Fred Hoffman and Clerk Glona KliJes ·.· . .. ;1 .. Damaging winds. along with rain und strong thunderstorms. were forecast acro-.s Ohio today, the National Weather Service suid. . record highs for this date at several locations. the National Weather Service said . 3 After the front passes. lhe threat of severe weather will end and the high wind ... gradually will dimini:'\h. Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 0-6-4: Pick 4 : 5-0 ·9-7 Buckeye 5: 2-9 · 10- 15-27 W.VA. Dnily 3: J-7-J:. Daily 4: 4-9 -6·2 f) i9•n\ 0111 ~1 \'a tk·y Puhll;lnn!!- Cu ' for~L:aslers said . Ovt:rnight tows are expect- ed to reach 35 to 45 degrees. · A huge storm system pounJed toward the Great Lakes today after bringing winter-like conditions to tht! Plains. fmm the Dakotas -south tn Kans~s . The brunt of the system will be felt , in the central Great Lakes. the Mos- siss ippi. Tt:nncssc~ anJ Ohio va lley:-. and the central GulfCnast. As the cold 1 front mov~:s in, it will clash with warm .,moist air and bring the potential for heavy .rain. strong winds. large hO\il. lightning and tornou.l~s . Ahead tlf the sy~tem. rain fc..:ll from the Great Lakes tu wes1ern New Yt1rk. Uipping into Ohio and northern We..,t Vir_ginia. ~I get his wish. A death ; The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear an appeal filed fo~ Wilford Lee Berry. allowing a new execution date to be set. Berry is nicknamed "The Volunteer" because he says he would rather die than spend the rest of his life in prison. He was headed to the Ohio Correctional Facility on Lucasville last March when the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to a delay. Ohio has not executed anyone since 1963. . The court's refusal Monday det. stand a May decision by the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals that said Berry is competent to decide whether to drop his appeals and be executed, said Greg Meyers, a lawyer in the state public defender's oflice. "It clearly opens the door for the . · However, there are two ways th~ execution could be stopped. Meyers has asked a federal judge; to review new evi~ence that Berry· suffered brain damage in a prison beating. And the public defender'• ' ollice has 25 days to ask the U.S:. Supreme Court for reconsideration. · Meyers said that decision ~a~ not; been made. • The appeal was tiled by Beery's. mother. Jennie Franklin. and his sis-, ter. Elaine Quigley, who argue that . Berry is mentally ill' and nut compe' tent to decide his fate. The publie defender' s office represents the family. .. ' "We' re letting Wilford Berry choose his own punishm~nl. It's really like court-a"isted suicide." Mey. ers said. · The stale argues that Berry is co~­ petent and ha.1,a right to dec1de to dte. rake awareness clinic___, •.-.. 1 ' Commissioners Janet Howaru and A warm front is forecast to cross the state. causi-ng temperatures to rise into the lower 70s in southern parts of the ~tate. These readings will approach 4&5 The EPA had deemed the village's old g:~s chlorination system to be inadequate. The new system will provide for direct liquid chlorination at the system's mains. The pian was submitted by ·Pomeroy Village A,limini~trutor John Anderson. In other business, Horton advised that the vi II age's leaf vacuum system wa' ou't of order, and that residents (Continued on Page 3) COLUMBUS (AP) - JeffThom,tun'expressed their concern that the $150 fee would be a financial hardship fur some residents . The commissioners also: sories were also posted in southwest Ohio today and for south-central and · east-central Ohio this afternoon and early tonight. . Adding to the hi~h - wiml threut is the potential for severe t~understorms . 3 'The Volunteer' may i: get his. deat~ wish :- · Eason has cited safety concerns as early toni ght. A high -wind warning is in effect for nurtllern Ohio. Wind advi- 7-ll '' the reason for the new policy. and discussed at length a permit fee of $150 'forthose who install utility lines. From AP, Staff Reports I() The Statr. Controlling Board on Monday released $8 million to.begin design work for the State 'Route 1 2~/RavenswOod Connector pmject in . Meigs Coumy. , · The project allows lor the connection of the existing U.S. 33 at Po~my to I he Ohio River bridge at Ravenswood, W.Va. "The relocation is being developed as the direct extension of U.S. 33 throu•h the southeast portion of Meigs County," said State Rep. John A. CareY, R-Wellston. who announced the rel~ase of the funding today.. "Completion of the project wi II provide UJYIUCh-needed modem hoghw~y facility from central Ohio to 1-77 in Wes1 Virginia," he added. . , Carey said the project 's significance lies in the direct route provo_ded ' · to markets and suppliers in southern and eastern seaboard states. RegiOnally, the project will provide enhanced access to southea.'<'tem Meigs Coun· : ty, as well as a I ,500-acre industtiallievelopment at Great Bend. of training. The comm' sioners met with County Enginee Robert Euson and David Spencer .of the highway department reg'arding a proposal now under consideration that will require utility companies to map their utility lines. and which would reyuire those Storm to create windy conditions through Ohio . State awards funds .for connector ,w ork ment as a go for the program, but emphasized p blic-sector employ- A wind advisory was issued for southeastern Ohio for this afternoon and !. ' Sentinel 1 Section - W !'ages Yirufli~ ?urpose !](oom • meeting on Monday. He discussed the existence of contamlnanta from tile village's Well No. 4, and reviewed possible remedies. Proposal.to clean up la~dfill presented to comlllf ioners -+lp.m. Call Me For Details! Karl Kebler III, CPA , DISCUSSES WATER- Jeff Crisler, •!-ndlng, discussed the condition of Middleport s drink· Jng water during VIllage Councll'a regular Good Afternoon -+Juesday, Xouember 10, 1996 water. from Well No. 4 is dangerous to drink. and noted that bottled water purchased in stores is tested less frequently and can be more dangerous than tap water. "The risk here is very. very. very small, and . a problem is unl'ikely," Crisler said. "But the question thatthe people of Middleport must ask is what level of risk is acceptable'" The EPA has recommended one of according to Crisler. Marcia Dennison of the Rutland Club furnished refreshments for the county meting held at the Library, and Atkins represented the group at ; the fall regional meeting held Oct.' 24 in Gallipolis. . Dorothy Woodard welcomed the members using a reading, "For Every- Phoenix - area club draws swinging seniors • By BRIAN J. REED problems with the village water·sys- dards relating to Volatile Organic Sentinel New1 Staff tern, discussed the existence of Compounds. like Trichloroethylene. Is Middleport's water safe to Trichloroethylene. an organic liquid. and e•plained that the maximum in drinking water which is pumped allowable level of Trichloroethylene drink' is tivnriicrograms per liter of water. That question. which ha' been from the village's Well No.4. mulled by Middleport village offi- . The village's second well, No.3, Water from Middleport's Well No.,4 cials and concerned citizens for sev- has shown no trace of the chemical. has shown levels as high as 3.6 era! months. was addressed by an Trichloroethylene is most fre- micrograms. official of the Ohio Environmental quently used as a degrea<er and spol While the ideal level of Protection Agency during Middleport remover, and according to Crisler, is Trichloroethylene is zero, Crisler Village Cpuncil's regular meeting on found in many homes. It has been said that the w.,ll would not be shut. Monday evening. named as a possible cause of cancer ilown by the EPA unless levels Jeff Crisler. who has correspond- in.laboratory rats, reached five or higher.. ed with the village a~bo:::.::u.:_t_v..:_a.:_ri. :_o.:_us.:_._· __c_r_is_ie_r_e_x.:.p_:_!a_in_e_d_t_h_ec.E_P_A_'s·.__sl_a_n-_ __c_r_is_·l_er_d_id_no_t_in_d_ic_a_te~th_a.:..·t_th e Garden Clubs to host Christmas.flower show waistline with black satin rosettes The bodice and hem were trimmed The skirt ex tended into a cathedral ,_ ler of the groom. of ,Tuppers Plains, and Carla Jacobs, aunt of the groom, of Lancaster. Mi sty Hill of Lanc.ast- BISHOP CONFIRMS - Twelve young men and women were confirmed In the faith at Sacred Hea~ Catholic Church Sund~y morning. OHiciating at the sacrament of confirmation was the Rev. Gilbert I. Sheldon, bishop! center front, wtth the R_ev. Walter E. lf~tnz, concelebrant. Confirmed were Nathaniel Marcinko, front left; left to right, second row, Larame Lawson, Sara Mansfteld, Mary Marcmko, and Jared Marcinko; third row, Christopher Randolph, Marjorie Halar, Jennifer Shrimplin, and Jeremy Marcinko, and back, Stephen Grueser and John Wilson. ., , . Single Copy· 35 Cents More than .50 Meigs coun· tlans took advantage of testlnQ to detect conditions which contribute to stroke at a Stroke Awareness Clinic held Monday at the Meigs County Health Department. The clinic was a cooperative eHort of area health agencies, including the Health Department, Veterans Memorial Hospital and Holzer Medical Center · and Its home health service, and the Ohio University School of Osteopathic Medicine. Volunteers .of the Retired Senior Volunteers Program were on hand to assist-In non-medical capacities. · Stroke Is the third leading killer in the country, according to Norma Torres, R.N., who headed up the risk assessment program. Urinalysis, blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, pulse rata and respirations and pulmonary function were Included in the testing , which also Included cttecklng the carotid arteries for possible transient Ischemia attacks or restrictions of blood llow. Leanne Cunningham of the Holzer Home Health Care of VMH draws blood from Tom Hysell, top photo, for a cholesterol check and blood sugMukarram Khan, OU- . COM student looks on. Checking l;lelen Frank's pulmonary function, bottom photo , is Sandy Moors, Holzer respiratory therapist, assisted by Aldlth Lewis, second year medical student at OU-COM. �- .- . ~ • ' Tueeday, November 10, 1998 I Co1nmentary Page 2: • The Daily Sentinel Sy Jack Anderson and Jan Moiler Each mornmg for several years, Pnsctlla Ham11ton would get '" her I987 black Mercedes Benz I90 E and dnve to her Los Angeles office Ham1hon's busmess as a lax prepar cr was nounshmg In JUSt five years she had h1red seven employees and she was hopmg lo expand further 'f.sta6(ufid 111 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy. Ohio 614-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher five-year lraud.operauon DIANE HILL Controller Th• Sftllin~tl wlcom•• t•n•n fO the «/lttJI' lrDm rUIIlMW on • brtMd r11n~ of topic• SltDrt t.n.r. (300 wtmD tJI' l•u} luv• tM , .., ch11nc. of being pubUah«< TypH J.t~ tan .,. pNt.nwd .nd .U ~My 1M fillr.d. 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By PAUL SOUHRADA Associated Press Writer COLUMB US - V1ewers lnay be getlmg stck of lhe all lhe c.1mpa1gn c.::omrncn.::mlsJammed m between thctr lavontc tcle\l ston shows hut !01 1he yc.~r th. 11 C\Cil 1ually earned her 71 months lnJall ' The scheme was ~o d1\ crsc 11 s record sc tlmg spe ndmg pace " Clmsl- of bribery and mnc counts of makmg requtrcd mspecloJs from four tcdcrnl lals~ government dcpartmcnls JUst to sort It out Investigators comp1letl ducu mcnts or dcpostltons hnkmg Hamil tun .md her cmplnyec~ to stuJcnt loan frttud 1nsur.mce fr.tud tax fraud housmg lr.lUd st.1ged .u.:~.:t Hamthon s c.::.tsc ts JUst one of the thousands or cases uncovered cac.::h dents and bnbcry Television cheers runaway campaign sales managers thiS to an abrupt end when she was arrested and charged w1lh orchestrallng a ~ sl~ ll ons' ~.:amc But Ham1hon's career Soc1al Secumy numbers from a government oflic1al Prose eulors say the fake IDs cost between $I 25 and $150 each Hanuhon adm med gUilt on etghl lax Moiler & charges But a Anderson Jpry found her gu11ly of 25 add1110nal felony munls -- I I counts of lax fraud five counts Asstst.mt U S Attornc) M.JUn~.:~.: Suh !'<.au.J he stmph du.ln 1 h.nt: th~: rcsoun:es 10 d1.1se down all thL· fraud But what he tound w.1s s~.:.tr) for ex.unplc a({:on.Jtng to testimony ~.:ttcd h) Suh Hamtlton s {)p~.:r.ttton paK.luu::J, up\\arJs ol YOU hogu~ t. tx returns a yca,r must dannmg tdunds bel ween $ 1,000 uno $ HXJO In a phone mtervtcw H.unllton satd her co-workers purdmscd hogus cla1ms year by the 57 ofll~es of lhe lnspcc tots Gcncrttl I w1cc a year each IG office IS rcqutrcd to s uhn11t a tcport of tis mvesugattvc and audtt ac.::uvttlcs to Congress The IGs arc the govern w,atduJ og bureaucr.tt s ment s ,tsstgned to montwr lcder.tl i.lgcnctes fm I raud waste anJ abuse waste lax payer dollars At Urnes the numbers -- both of people and dollars -- can be numbtng That s why we 're spothghtmg JUSl a few of the more prcxhg1ous crooks and squanderers The followmg examples were culled from van ous goyernmentiG and audtt reports • - Accordmg to mvesttgators at the Department of Educauon, Brewton-Parker College m Mount Vernon, Ga, generated more than $2 I milhan tn vanous types of federal grants usmg the names of mcarccratcd stu- dents Though the mmates were lechntcally ehg1ble for the grants, all had dropped ou1 ot Brewton-Parker or fa1led to reapply Oflic•als then used the mo 0cy 10 pay the lUI liOn of the athletes on thell champtonshtp b~sehallleam • -- Unu l the welfare refonn act ol IY96. there was no Jaw barrmg fugitives from recctvlflg food stamps ln fact Jaw enforcement agenctcs were fmh1dden from matdung thetr tug• AccuWealhe.- forecast for da 1me condit1011s, lowlh1gh temperatures 1hc mncr v.cJrk1ngs ol 1he lcdc 1al c1ackdown called 'OperatiOn Talon ' 1 hey found 207 lug1l1Ves 1n spcctors rccommcndauon that separate doctors perform. the tmttal gmellllncnt, and reveal how easy 11 IS tor ,1 dedtcatcd con ..rttst or dunwlltcd hurcauc.::ral to steal or w ho hc~d rccc 1vcd an $300 000 m benehts csttmatcd ' Operauon KeeP 5aoL.ING f Bul the more campa1gns spend to get the1r message out on tclevJsmn the lC~.4 ' ~_]~~-= • (..OS..~ " ' responsible lor Wtth tl1c rece nt murder ot Bantc.:H Slep1an the Bullalo obs tclrlll.lll whu w.1s shot m Ius home h,y an ,tntl .1hmtton c.:xtremtst m.un stle 1111J1f0 Votno\oach and rontner Cuvahoga County Comma ss toncr Mary Boyle Itie g10up~ ha\ c the pctll'd ttppnllu ' Accordmg to 1epons l1lcd wnh lhc Federal Elccuon CommiSSion ntly to show th.lt the) h,1,c .1 rwn Vqmov1ch's campa1g9 had $2 5 m1llum as October began, cumpmcd wllh p<~ ttJs.ln c.::ommttrncnt to ltk JU•t $107,000 for Boyle They ~..:. m do thts by v.. 1g1 11 !,! 1 'Though the reports show Vomo\lch Wllh a huge edge m mon ey uv,lllahle lull ~ s~..:d k ~;;,un p.u g n .1g unst th ~.: lot tch~ vasJon tnne , they don't anount f01 Boyk ads patd 101 hy the Dcrno g1owmg t1d e ol mtt .Jhottton ll'! l(ll crauc Party tsm tn tht s <:ou nt r\ Add mall the down ll~.:ke tt accs and ~,;.tnlprugns have pu1chascd C\ CIY M::un slfl.:,un 11!1 1 tho!l!On _gHlll fl " uvmlabl~ spot bcl\\ccn now and Elcc t1 on D.1y Ms Blackburn s:i1d .1re not rcspon stlik lnr lh ~.: mut d~.: t of And wh1lc vaewcrs may grumble m pnvatc .1bout the ~.:andtdaJc s 111t1 u smn mtu thc1r llvm g rooms they huvcn t slldrcd thetr ..:ompfamts With the D1 Slc p1an Nor .trc they tcspons1 hk lot th~.: station mUJdcrs of stx othct c l t nl ~.: wotkl:t~ · I thmk VICWCJs ex:pc~.:l 1t Ms Bla~.:khurn 'The:;: JUSt b'ectr 1t th.11 h.tvc ot:cUI!l'd smcc IYlJ~ N(ll Sull, she adnllls feehn g a lillie gu1hy about her role m the polll1ca l .trc the) tcspot1Sibh.: l01 lh~..: lout prol:C SS other sntpct .ttl.ld_s that h.l\ c t,J~cn place 111 upsl.ll< Nc\1 Y1H k .1nd c.uhld.l SlllLC 1YlJ4 Nor tHC thcv Also factonng mto lhe spcndm g spree IS 1hc U S Senate race belwccn II other .ttll' mpted mur dclS of chn1c WOI kers Nor .trc the) rcspon· douhtlul th.tt the1r cltorts wtll ever <1hle for the J 66 acts ol vw Jcncc - wh1ch ttnn ze.tlot tm:lud c arso n and a~..:: td .ttt.tcks .1g u u.~t ,Ihottlon pto\tlkl~ 111 1997 .tlonc.: Ntn <IIC lhc; ,uc resp()llslhlc ltll th~.: 11 gwups 111 thl: Utut~..:d St.\tl;S .md C.an1d.1 th 11 u.lvn~.. 1tc 'to IL ne e tu end ~lhotllon Out m.lmlme p1o ltlc gtoups ~.: an t.!o Sll111dhtn g to t:lld tilt s li!IIOIISIII Puhltc st.tll.:lll l'llt s ,and ptc.:ss td ~1~c~ dl'llOUIICIIl_g: the \ IO ICtll:C ,\IC Ill)\ c.:nough Anlr .tht~rli,p n tcrHHish need to hl: told Ill fl'O un~..::ut.un terms th,\1 kdltti!! people b no w.ty to t 1kc l1 st 111d for Iti C And the: only rn.: o pl e who II ul; l1.1\e .1 sho t .It gc tttn g throu gh w lh~..:m IIC the k 1Jcrs ol Lllh~l anlt ,Jhottton gwups Eckel Afler all, women s-nghls advo cates and hberal Op Ed wnters can scream all they want that• k1lhng chmc workers IS wrong, but 1t's bmfl hill £s allcct 1hc 1h1nk1ng ol an anu abor But 1hc leaders of lhc pro-hfe movement m1ghl be able to gel 1hwugh They should at least try But we've heard very lmle from them so lat Yes thc1 e ha\c )Jcen spokcspcoplc. •cadmg prepared sl.llcmcnls lor the mctlt.t · The Nat tunal Rtght to Lllc Commmcc uncqu1vocally cond~..:mrh an) .tc ts of \tolencc used hy tndl\ 1du.tls t e~m dlc ss ol tfu~tr mutt v,\t ton smd NRLC cxc~..::utJ\oC dn cr..::~ 1111 D.tvld H Steen m ht s st<ttcment 1 hl' pw Ide lll Ovcmcnt wmks tD pt\Jtcll the 11 ght to lt fe and 1cstot e 1cs pcr..::t fot hum,m ltlc VJOicru.:c opposes that godl The N.llJon.ll Clcrg) Council was and subsequent chgtblllly exams The Inspectors also recommended exams for lhc rcmmmng 500 f.lOlll)f membclS SSA officmls agreed and as of March :11 an add1110nal 96 members of the 6eorg1a famtly have been laken off lhe rolls Ollic13IS csllmale that total sa\lngs could be as h1gh as $3 tmlhon - If you re thmkmg aboul rcmodclmg your home , you 1mgh1 be 11>-1 luck 1f there 's toXIc waste buned · benealh your property Accordmg ~ ; mvcstagators at the Em 1ronmental ~ Prolecllon Agency taxpayers spent ' < '' an average of $65 I,700 to custom'.' bu1ld 10 houses m Pennsylvani~J after the old homes Had been dcm<lltshed as part of a w,tste cleanup -; The appraiSed value of the ong1! nal houses averaged JUS!$ 147 ,000 'Jack Anderson and Jan Moll~r, are writers for Untied Feature Syndicate, Inc. less J,w. ye rly The murJJ cr of Bar nett Slcp1.tn 1s wrong , sinlul and cowa1Jiy smd mmiSlers Rob and P.lUI Schenck spokesmen lor th e Statements hke thdse ~e fine as' far as they go but a 1rue war agamsLI the ktllcrs and slalkcrs and arson 1sts and bombers could save hves and• greatly enhance the credlblhly or. pro-hfe groups -- a cred1b1hty lhattS:. JeOpardiZed by these v10lenl allack&, as Texans For Llic preSident B1ll Pnce told the Fort Worth Star. Telegram " Th~ whole bdlllc w~ ' l1ght IS a baule to wm 1he pubu." mmd ,mJ hc.trt on this ts sue .tml. when these lhmgs happen lll(e thiS , ll makes th.11 very d1fil cull ' he satd, It goes so !at agaan st the go.tls thai • On Elccttofi Eve ' Cons1dcrcd' 111fonncd me tll.ll Pres 1denl Clmton and the Wl11lc House hcc.::u me .t pollu t cd sludg e heap I Jcmlcd lu vole !of 11 Call me an were tn " mtcnsc consult ati ve mode regardmg the '(;ontt nutn g .mtt cnv n on rcc.tlcltrance Qf S.tdddm Husscm mcnt.lllst hut J Tl1c Clm1on uc love (or h .H ~) 1s JUst d on t set: h:Kk 1 Thts prcsulcnt docsn I )liS t \Jtlco r(*Cr ~ts .1 meet wnh people H~.: cng.1gcs th~.:m m.lJClf lht ~..:dt to 111 c.::onsultattve modes mtc.:n ~dy He the e~.:w.ysll: m m.ty he unclear on the ~;;o l~c.::cpt of I hen thct..:; 1:s ' but by gOII) there s nohody w.1s PwrnsttiiHI Shoales bcllcr .11 mtcn sc cons ult.lttn g It s 1 10 Roh Mt!ath~.:.tJ R..:; 111c r s ltttle mode all hiS own nerd' Today in history By The Associated Press lml.lylSTuc,duy Nm 10 the 'I.Jl hd•yoi iYY K lhore 11c'i l d,lyskll m the y~.:~tr Today s H1 gh ll ght In Hts10I) On Nov 10 IX71 JOUIIl.lll ~ lcx:plun: l Hem) M S1anlcy lound 1111"'111):! 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Cont i tl\..: 11111 Cong iLS:.i Though not wtth hts skt iJ I w .1~ c.::onsu ltattng mtcnsely myself wtth the Cail tornta and S.m Fr.musco vo ter mlurmall nn p.unph lt.:is l iken toget her tile)' rc ,Js tht ck as thl' vtl low pages o l d 1111tls11cd ut y PIOpllsJtton~ .uc tlud.: Is !k 1 ~ \1! ) •1 dog 1 ht!tC s Ptopo~nton 'i hl! lllsl,m..:~.: tn wh t ~h ,\ c.::n,illii iHl tJ [ ovct XO C.1lt!mnt 1 lnJI,\11 lJthl:" \~.mt li S to \Oil: Yl S so lhl) ~.:.In keep til ~.: typ~.:s ul e 1111111g the\ ptCSCTltl) lhiVt: [ lhtnk It ~ "tl lllgL' tiMt ~,;:,l..,lll<l.., Oll\.1.: Ulldi.: l th~..: ~.:onllol 11 ! sh.1d v gu;s lltllll h.JLk List \\tth hulgLs Ill tht: 11111ptl'i pf th~,;ll ~11,11k ~ktn sutls .u..: h~.:ulllll!ll' thl' c xt:lu ~1'~..: ptn\lmc ul N.ll l \~o: Allll"'lllll~ I he gtnr rnrnc.::nt t.t~~.:~ ;our lmd then i!I\C'\ you 1 ..!.UHhlm l! dc.::n 1 WIMt"iwu.l ol qu1J pt~L J quo ,~.. th 11' Bu1 \\hen I . , II.V ,,d.., 1g \IllS! th~.. p!Ofltlsllton tl~o:ptLilll.J hullti Ll/ Lt" ~hm 11)!,! 111\ll \\ ISk IIIIo llltll\111 \Ill ~lll.: \IllS h,:Jit!H! 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P!opt)SJlton II I \\1111 I hntl )OLI \\llh wh.11 the Jssm \~ 1s I he.: p1 1111! 1 ~ ll o\\ mIll)' l tmc~ do "c lll\ L to \tlll; (11\ thL"l: th llli.!S I I p10 hlc movement h ne ' h s tun e lo1 those 99 pc1ccn1 to.t.tkc .1 st.and .md show the IL:st of the world 1hat1hcy arc uuly cl> llllllllled to htc - by ltghttng ts vtgtl.mtly for lhe already horn as lhe) liglll for the unhorn Sara Eckel ts a syndicated' , l 1 ' Scavengor broke Middleport's leaf scavenger "oul of order V1llage offic1als adviSe that reSidents bag their leaves and set the bags to the curb for ea.•y p1ckup by v1llage workers -· The 'Daily Sentine: !USPS ZIJ-968) Communlly Ne:.,.np•pc:r Holdings, i•t Pubhshcd tvr:ry at'lemoon Fnday Ill Co.nl St Monday lhlou&h P(lmcroy, Oh111 by the Ohm Valley Publl~hmg Company Second class postaa.c paid at Potocroy Oh1o Mcmbo!!r. The: ~wclato.:d Press and the Ohio ~c:wspa~r Aiwct.-uon i'Uitnuiltr Send udorc..l.' correctluns to The :lady Sentmel I I Court St Pomc:roy, Ohto 4l769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By C.rrler or Molor Ruult One Week .$2 re One Month ~70 j One Year $104 00 SINGLE CiJPY PI"JCE JS Cents 10 pn lh~ currcr mav remit tn advance dirtCIID 'f\lc¥Jaoly Sentinel on a three Silt Of 12 rr-onlh b~t~s. Credit w h tw! Dady SubliCribcf1 not tJc~mng &IVen c1mer ere:-. v.«~t No subsclltlltor by mall permtttcd m areas whetc: home t:atrtc. 'OC:I"YI<Xl It t1ailablc Publisher reserves lhc right •o adjuSI r•tcs dur trc the: subscnpllon pc:ntld SubscriptiOn "lite dnmy,c!l may be tmplt:me._tcd by ch;;nglng the tlumllnn of the: ~ubsc.:riplibn ' Willfully and repeatedly refuse to : obey lhlS l,lw could be sued by par- : MAlL SUBSCRIPTION lnsldt MtiJ!I County cnts S~ty ad tos gn to J<)tl' Don t ; blame me I votct.l no II wl!' rc gomg to throw btzarre ! tssucs on the stmc JU St to sec what , comes to,, b01l well lh al s all nghl 1 cst unatcd lh.tt the .mdtl s rcqutrcd to ensutc sd10ol d1slrt~.:ts c.:ompltan~.:e wou ld cost dround $4 1111llton a )Car So sc hoo ls 'hOI:Ild have hec-n loa:ed to tnu c.tsc adrnnustJ,\tt\C c.:osts 111 t)l(.h.: t tO UHllpiJ \\llh .IdlllllliSlt,I\1\C Lost tLLlucttnn No Annt her ptoposlllllll ltolll l.t st spltng w h1 ~.: h set lcr m ltmtts tot s~ n lltliS .Uld l~..:proc.:ll\,ttlVCs ICl] llll Ccl IUtllli..: ~,.;,Uld td ltcs lt l SH!Il ,l tCIIll IIIHits pledge II th~..::y . .d1dn t ~1gn th~..: st.ltl.:llH!Ilt D~..:d1nct! to pledge to ~uppotl tum lnmt' would hl" pi.ILL'd 11LX I In thc11 n.unn on tht: h.tll ot 1 s~.:.ull' t ll'llt: l lot th~.: mtlkn wtth me 1 don t mmd 1f we vole to • take Uway what we gave ourselv~ : l.tst ye.tr or gt\ C oursel ves t od~ : wh.H wont he ours to g: t\ C tornor-.. 1ow I' ll vote to hold our rc.:plcscnta· , ti\ Cs feet loth\; Inc even us we r.1-~' kt ~.:k m g th~.:m out ni l olllle" I want : .m ml ormatton p.11nphlct tlllt:k .1s ;.1: Hon g Knn,:! phone hook l;\C iltU.tlly.~ : we te gomg to need .m ElcLt aon ' W~.:ck jUsl to pundl Ill d \lltC lor an : LJ I them But th.ll s OK 1 More mttla-•: tl\ cs' B11ng 1.:111 on' lime to \otc'' (1m Shu des lli!W hook Not • W~:t Yt:l 1s .tv.l tl<~hl c f10m 2 13 61 Anllth~.: btg p1oposlt1011 ftom !.tst sp1111 g 227 tli.:lll!llld~..:d thll ~.:l,ts!'<. I.: S h~.: t.wght 111 6ng lt sh nnly \Vtlh ,1 p11HISIIIO Sl\lllg th,lt lL:tlt:ill'IS \dlU Puhllc.lllllns PO B<1x 1910 Los ' Angeles CA 9007H fhc loll-lice ' numhe1 " I RlXJ 992 D61 ) Inn Shoales ts a synd1cateil• ' wr1ter for Nc'"'spaper Enterprist: Assot:mhun \ Rain .• ... Fklrnes -Ice~ Soow Mary Margaret B01es Shuler, M9, Letart Falls, dted Sunday, Nov 8, 1998 al the home of her son and daughter m law, Robert and Shelly Shuler of Sev•erv1lle, Tenn w11h whom she reSided the past year She was born tn Athens, daughter of the late Raymond Isaac B01es and L1llmn El"e Carpenler She and her late husband, Guy Howard Shuler, owned and operated Shuler's Roa<h•de Market for 35 years tn Pomeroy Sfle was a member ot the Bethlehem Bapt~>l Church She IS also survtved by two daughters, Edna Stoban of M1am1, Fla and Sheme Shuler of Knoxv1lle, Tenn , and e1ghl grandchildren and two grealgrandch•ldren Fnends may call Thursday. 6-8 p m at the Atchley Funeral Home, Sev1erv1lle GraveSide serv1ces Will be held Saturday al I p m m the Letart Falls Cemetery, w1th local arrangements by the Pomeroy Chapel of the Ftsher Funeral Home Jeffrey A. Wolfe Jeffrey A Wolfe. 35, 35405 Oak Hlll Road Long Bottom, d1ed Tuesday, Nov 10, 1998 m Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal Arrangements w1ll be announced by the Cremeens Funeral Home Racme U.S. productivity WASHif>lGTON (AP) - Growth m Amencan workers' producllVlly, lhe key lo nsmg hvmg standards, 1mproved tn the July-Seplember penod alter nearly slallmg durmg the pre- Max Allen E1chtnger Sr, 59, of State Route 7, Pomeroy, d1ed on Sunday, November 8, 1998 m Veterans Memonal Hospnal He was a pamter and carpenter, and was rellled from Ravenswood Alummum He was an av1d sportsman and craftsman. and auended the St Paul Lutheran Church m Pomeroy He was born m Pomeroy on June 26, IY39, the son of Polly Hysell Etchmger, and the late Allen E1ch1nger Survtvmg m add1t10n lo hts mother are hiS w1fe, Judy Fry E1chmger of Pomeroy, two daughters and sons-m-Jaw, Demse and R1chard Mora of Pomeroy, and Becky and Bob Frank of Belpre, two sons .tnd daughters-Inlaw, Scou and BJ E1chmger ot Oalhpolls, und Max E1ehmger Jr and Kelly Etchmger of Racme, a stsler and brother-m-law, Bonme and Gerald Kelly of Pomeroy, a brother and SISler-m-law, Paul and June E1ch1 nger ol Pomeroy hts mother-m-law, M1ldred Fry of New Haven, West V~rgmlU, a brolher-•nlaw and Slster-m-law, l1m and Elarbara Fry ot Pomeroy and five grandchildren. Jenmfer Mora Mass1e. Jason Mora, Del ana E1chmger, l1mmy M,tsSle and Chns Frank • Semces will be held on Wednesday, November I I, I998 at I p m allhe St Paul Lutheran Church m Pomeroy. w1th Pastor Donald Fruz and the Rev Wilham M1ddleswarth officmlmg Bunal w1ll follow '" the Graham Cemetery m New Haven, West VtrgmiO Fnends may call a1 1he Ewmg Funeral Home m Pomeroy on Tuesday, November 10, 1998 from 6-9 p m Memonal contnbuuons may be made to the Amen can Hearl Assocmlton or the St Paul Lu!heran Church ' Nn SOOwe<t T storms Max Allen Eichinger Sr. Send tomments to the author in : care of this newspaper or send her : e-mail at saraeumaol.com. 1r.n10n But the pamphlet analysiS 111um W I (,~ ~.~ 'E:::.~ ~ > • • ... Max Allen Etchmger Sr. 59, of State Route 7, Pomeroy, d1ed on Sunday, Nov 8, 1998 '" Velemns Memonal Ho,pltal _ Born June 26. 1939 m Pomeroy. son of Polly Hysell E1chmger, and 1he late Allen Eochmger. he wa.' a pamter and carpenter. and was retired from Ravenswood Alummum He allended lhe Sl Paul Lutheran Church tn Pomeroy Surv1vong m addtllon to ht> mother are hiS w1fe Judy Fry E1chmger.two daughters and sons-m-law. Demse and R1chard Mom of Pomeroy, and Becky and Bob Frank of Belpre. two sons and daughters-m-law, Scou and BJ E1chmger of Galhpohs, anoJ Max E1chmger Jr and Kdly Eochmger of Racme five grandchildren. a siSter and brother-m-law, Bonme and Gerald Kelly of Pomeroy a brother and slSler-m-law, Paul and June E•chmger of Pomeroy, hts mother-m-law. M1ldred Fry of New Haven. W Va.. a brother-m-law and slSler-m-law, J1m and Barbara Fry of Pomero7 Scrv1ces Will be I p m Wednesday '" IHe St Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy Wllh Pastor Donald Fnlz and the Rev W1lham M1ddleswanh offiClallng Bunal w1ll be m Graham Cemetery, New Haven W Va Fnends may call at the Ewmg Funeral Home. Pomeroy. from 6-9tomght Memonal contnbut1ons may be made to the Amen can Heart Assoclalton or the St Paul Lutheran Church vtous quarter And the big proposition from last spring, 227, . demanded that classes be taught in English I: only, with lf provision saying that teachers who · "willfully and repeatedly" refuse to obey this : law could be sued by parents. Say "adios," go ; to jail? Don't blame me. I voted no. • ' ,.·I.;' voted no J~st lor the prmctplc of 1t O ur nMma tor tnnt.tttvcs 1s gctlm g o ut of hand LtlSI sprm g there w,lS .1 propos1110n 10 prol11bll public sr..::hools from spendmg more than 5 pet cent of thctr budgets on ,\d muu s ' ,.,._.-, ~/ - , ; ... j!, ")~·~~ ... ~ ... , •"'-.l':f;..<J # ~,1 to group . -- • Calll onua wlll All Th1ngs Cloudy ~ ~, Max A. Eichinger Sr. Mary Margaret Shuler .. Weather forecast: Wmd adv1sory thiS afternoon and tomght Tomght A chance of S~\)wers und thunderstorms early. otherwise partly cloudy Lows m the lower 40s Wmdy wnh south wmd 20 to 30 mph and ~;usly, sh1ftmg to the west thiS evenmg and d•mmiShmg Chance ol ram 50 percent. Wednesday Partly cloudy H1ghs near 50 Wednesday mghl .. Clear Lows m the upper 20s Extended forecast: Thursday Partly cloudy H1ghs around 50 Fnday Chance of ram late Lows tn the upper 30s and h•ghs m the m1d 50s The Clinton we love (or hate) is back· By lan Shoales r·, " ~~ f!!l!li.Jd) - Land transfers posted I The producllVllY ot nonfarm. nonsupervtsory workers rose at a sea- sonally adjusted 2 3 percent annual rate m the th1rd quarter the Labor Depanment sa1d today Dunng the Apnl June penod. producuvny adyanced ala scant 0 3 percent rate, the slowest mcrease m nearly two years ProducllVlly was robust durmg the first three month s ol 1he year, nsmg ala 3 5 percent rate Economists constder productmly the key to prospenty S1zable gams up 2.3°/o more, hold the hne on pr1ces and sull earn the ktnd ot profits that keep stock pnces nsmg Aller growmg at a bnsk 2 9 percent annual rate tn the 1960s and early 1970s, producllvlly slowed lo a paltry I percent from 1974 through 1995 Smce then, 1l's been growmg al around a 2 percent rate That s led some economists to sveculate that the economy has embarked on a new era or producuvny growth. dnven by computers and olher h1gh-tech mnovattons Wuhm today s report were s1gns ol the slratn Imposed on the economy by the world !inane 1al lurm01l thai began 1n Asia last year and has depressed ,_U S export s,1les mean compnme:. con pay workers Judge Favreau set to speak at Veterans Day ceremOr:"Y The followmg land lran,fer' were recorded ro:cenlly m the oflice of Me1gs Coumy Recorder Emmogene Ham1lton Deed Herben J _ Nancy L and Pa1sy S Wh1te. Ray Warflo Greg W Dunnmg Lebanon Deed Beulah W Ward deceased. to Amy Dem'e Moore and BrJdky D M1ller. Syracu"' Deed Anthony L ,ond Company Ltd to Joseph A and Dana L N1col1nt, Salem ~0 2:\0 at:re'ii Deed. Anthony Land Company Ltd to Terrence Lee Sdva Salem 5 805 acres. R1ght of way John D and Julie Ann Wandlmg lo DT Atha Inc Bed ford, 50 acres R•ght of way Charles E. and Clara L Sayre to DT Atha Inc Sahsbury/SclplO, I35 3 acres R1gh1 ol way Vernal and Eleanor L Well1o DT Atha Inc Bedford. 45 acres. .. to DT Alha Inc , SClpoo, 21 acres. R1ght of way, Parthema L Vance to DT Atha Inc SCipto, 65 acres, R1gh1 of way Re• D Allen I'> DT Atha Inc . Sc1p10. 63 acres, R1ght of way, Peggy T Wandhng to DT Atha Inc Scop1o. 16 acres. Rtghl of way. Darrell W and Mary Young to DT Alha Inc. Bedford, 16 • • acres. Rtght of way, Bonme June Ben • nell to DT Alha Inc • Sc1poo. IOS acres , R1gh1 of way. James E and Reva F McKenz•e to DT Atha Inc • Bed ford 36 acres Rtght of way Mont Joyce A and Ronn •• Vance to DT A1ha Inc • Sc1 pto 14 acre' R1ght of way. A R and Anna M Kenney to DT Alha Inc Bedford 121 aues. R1ght of way. Pauhne Ze1gler to DT 1\tha Inc Sc1p1o 38 ' Deed RUih Medley 10 Gregory • Medley, Sulton parcel Deed Ca!hy and Paul Lee lo Thomas L and Janet L Lee. Sc1p1o R1ghl of way, Jame s R and Con me J Qu1vey to DT Atha Inc. Bedford 62 acres , R1ght of way Anthony and Helen parr.:ds .. J Com to DT Alha Inc . Bedford, Deed. Blue Tanan Inc 10 Allen T 89 44 acres, Ca~tor. Pomeroy parcels := R1ght ol way, Norman W and Deed John J r and Sarah Sue FISh• Wanda Jeun'Wood 10 DT Alha Inc . er to John M and Tammy L Cre-' Bedford, MO acres. means. Chester parcels. R1ght of way Arthur R Kopezm' sky to DT Alha Inc Sc1p1o 72 acre' Judgmenl enlry Charloue Reeves • R1ght ol way. R1chard L Coleman lo Blame E and DIXIe L Carpenter, and Anne S Goss lo DT Alha Inc Sclpto ';: Bedford. 51 acres Deed, Betty Lou1se and Robert R1gh1 of way Guy R .md Ga1l Jackson to Connoe J Palmer, Ohve, Sargen110 DT Atha Inc Bed lord, 44 , Deed. Charles E and Martha K, acres. Wheeler 10 Dons Vukson. M1ddl<· R1ghl of way, Delbert L and port. Donna J BISsell 10 DT Atha Inc , Bedford, KO acres Deed, Stephen W and Angela M R1ght of way Howard Damron to Wat,on lo Agnes Mane Pr10ce, DT Atha Inc . Sup1o 3 2 acres Orange ., Rtghl ol "i"Y· Re• , Bon me Don Deed, Robert Eugene and Donn~ aid and Pamela Cheadle lo DT Atha Y Jacks to Roger S Hook and MolInc. Sc1p1o. 46 5 acres ly A Tobun, Middleport R1glrt ot way Elmer C Jr and Deed K and M Kathaleen Eldred Av1ce Fmlaw to DT Alha Inc Sc1p1o, to Roger L and Barbara J BISsell, ' 50 acres. Orange R1gh1 of way, M A .md Anna J Deed, W1lham B Colhns to Ralph Slater to DT Atha Inc Bedford. 17 and Oc1e McCune, Mu:ldleport. , " acres Deed, John W and Anna I R1ght of way Dan•el E and Lemaster to MichaellA and-Kelly A' Shllley J Stanley to DT Atha Inc , Kmmson. Columb10 Sc1p10 52 acres, Deed Rebecca L Wooten to Rus- ' R1ght of way. Du.tne F Stanley to sell E Wooten. Salem, DT Alha Inc , Sc1p1o, 90 acres Deed Rebecca L Wooten to RusR1ghl of way, Parthema L Vance sell Wooten Columb1a OtUJuties arrest Long Bottom woman A 41-year-old Long Bottom woman wa.~ arrested and Jailed Monday mght Me•g~ Counly shenlf's depulles on charges ot obstructmgJU~llce Deputies amved at the restdence ot Conn1e Murphy, 50498 B•gley R1dge Road searchmg for her son, Dan1el Murphy, who" be1ng sought on a felony • charge ot forgery ' She smd he was not there, but upon further mvest•gauon. a deputy observed bamel Murphy runmng from the reSidence Conme Murphy was taken tnto custody and placed m the Me1gs County • Jali Obslruclmg JUsllce ts a felony of the filth degree •• by Judge Dan W Favreau Will be the guest speaker at Wednesday's Veter- 'The Star Spangled Banner" Welcommg the partiCipants, counan s Day nbservanc.::e m front of the ty oflicmls veterans groups and Me1gs Coumy Counhouse m members ot the .Veterans Servtce Board w1ll be Pomeroy Mayor Frank Pomeroy Favreau. aU S Manne Corps vet- Vaughan. a U S Army veteran ol the eran of the V1etnam War, IS JUdge ot Korean Confhct and Amencan lhe Morgan Counly Common Pleas LegiOn E1ghth DlSlncl chaplam A spectal prayer lor peace on Court and a frequent VlSllmgjudge m the Me~gs County Common Pleas Earth and for U S veterans wlll be g1ven by the Rev Wlll•am M•dCourt The serviCe w1ll begm at I0 55 Jie swarlh lollowed by Favreau s Shade River Lodge am wnh the nngmg ol church bells address Regular meeung of the Shade RivThe gun s.dule w1ll be led by Call to order and lhe Pledge uf er Lodge 453 F & AM Will be held Allegtance wlll be by Drew Webster Sergeant at AmlS R1ch<1rd Russelllol Thursd,1y, 7 30 p.m at the lodge hall Posl 39 ot the Amencan Leg10n lowed by Taps performed by Melg> '\'llh elecl1on ol olticers Relresh- Commander George Ham s Sr The H1gh School bugle players menls wtll be served Vaughan Will dehver the closmg Rev Father Walter He1nz w1ll g1ve the openmg prayer Wllh Me1gs Coun prayer VFWto meel ty Shenlf James M Soulsb~ s1ng•ng Tuppers, Plams VFW Post 9053 Will meet Thursday al7 30 p m wuh ad•nnerat630pm Unns of the Me1gs County Emer patch ~quad asSISted 'I Boil order ISsued SYRACUSE gency Medrcul Semce recorded SIX r-----------------------------------~--~----~1 I Leudmg Creek Conservancy OlS- calls lor assiStance Tuesday Unlls 4 40 p m , Sm1ill., R1dge Road, I tnct customers on Umon Avenue, Portland. V1rg1nm Ptckens VMH respondmg mcluded Pomeroy. from State Route 7 to CENTRAL DISPATCH Umon Terrace will be under a boll 2 22 a m Fa~rground Road adviSory tollowmg repatrs to a water J Pomeroy, Franm Goeglem, Wteruns (Continued from Page' 1) hne leak on Un1on Avenue Memonal Hospual 7 44 a m Overbrook NurSlng should bag !hell leaves and leave Center Middleport, Paul McK1nney._ lhem ,,, curbSide sn lhal Ihey can be p1cked up by Vlii.Jge crews Pleas,ml Valley Hosp1tal. Cnunul also I 12 p m Dulchtclwn Road, Mm • Voted to comnbute $1,000 10 the ersvllle Dons Grueser, VMH Syra Me1gs County Chamber of ComAm Ele Power .. .. ... .. .. 49'1. cuse squad asslSied merce lor econom1c development Akzo .............................. 36~ REEDSVILLE AmrTech ........ ., ......... 54), 4 21 p m Slate Rout e 124 lor 1999 Ashland OIL .. ... .. . . .. .. 49~ • Met tn ex.ecuttve sessiOn and LevandlU Cam, St Josephs Hosp1tal AT&T .......................... 64'1• approved a menl raiSe lor a v.llage RUTLAND Bank One .. .. . ... .. .. .. 51 'I• employee ', 6 43 a m . SR 325,. Kevm 01ler Bob Evans . . . . ..... . 21l. • Approved a transfer ot funds of Borg-Warner.... .. .... .. . ... 49), Holzer Med1 cal Center. Central DIS $327 02 I rom lhe salety lund to the Broughton . .. .. , ........ 18). wa1er tund, Champion . . . .. .. 1H ~7uesday, 10, /99J. Charm Shps. ... .. ... .. .. . .3';. • Aecepled the reSlgnallon ol Sam City Holding .. .. .. . .. .... 35% Eblen from the Parks and Recreallon Federal Mogul . . . .. .. 57'l. Holzer Medical Center Comm1ttee GanneH ..................... ...... 63~ Discharges Nov. 9 - Mrs Rod Present m add1t10n 10 Horton Goodyear . . . .. .. . 54'l. Bachtel .1nd son, Roserwury Ross were councli members Steve Hauch Kmart ........ , . . . . . 16l. Laura SHkrs J,unes Moore. Kayla 111s Roger Manley, Robert Pooler Kroger..... .............. .. ......... 55l• Pearson Mildred Gnmes Sandy l.mnarelll ,md Beth St1vers, Lands End ... . . .. . , • 22'4 (Pubhshed with permission) Ltd ......... "'" ..... "" .. "" .. 28 _, . .and Clerk Bryan Swann Ylrufli~ Oak Hill Flnl .. . 19'h Meigs announcements - 98 or Y9 percent of people '" l~ wr1ter for Newspapr enterprJsl! Assocmhon. Inc W VA. Gusting winds expected to lessen in area tonight also found lhal the same doctor had perfonncd mer 38 of the cxalll3! However SSA ofh cmls reJected thi ,, the ~ ~-- • '-' Pci'J~mouth 47oi53~ ~ PI Cloudy It's time to take a stand for life . By Sara Eckel It s t1mc lor nMm stt cam .u1tt FISher spent aboul $1094 m1lhon thiS year Tah spent about $6 13 m•lhon 1 abort ron groups to take ,, st~nd lot tor a combmed total of more than $17 m1lhon The number " cenmn to life Org.mtzattons hkc the NatJon.ll chmb though , because Talt reported a balance of more lhan $4 m1lh on R•ghl to L1fe Commlllec and the F1sher's cash on hand for the find) days'ot the campa1gn was $632 120 Catholic Chun.:h need to "Pmvc mu..:~ Camp01gn spokesmen atmbuted the d1fference to FISher s pre-purchasmg .md tor all that thc1r mt ssaon ts to o~lelevlslon all lime between now and the Nov 3 clecllon and the I act that preserve the sanctlt} ot hie .md not Ta;lt has nut yet patd fur all of l11s cummercmls currently runmng to cont1ol WOJnen 's boJacs ;The old record for spcndmg '" a gubernatonal campa1gn was set hy ''- C 1998 AccuWealtler _, Accordmg to campa.gn f 111ance reports f1led With the secretar) of stale, _/ /"--. nearly half wcrcn l as Agnc.::uiiUrC "They have far outspent our expeclallons, sa1 d Lmda Blackburn general sales manager al WBNS, lhc CBS affiilale m Columbus · Lei's JUS! say 1l s made our year bnght The b1g spenders so far Republican Bob Taft and Democrat Lee fiSher who likely w1ll spend more 1han $10 m1lhon ap~ece mlhell b1ds 10 succeed Gov George Vmnov1ch Most of that that money w1ll be spent on tele viS IOn commercials Vomo\IH.:h and Democrat Anthonv Cc lcbrc zzc who combmcd to spend $1:6 ~ m1lhon m 19YO · dce~dcd tcport!'<. shed an unll11tcnng lt ght on mas cume early less volcrs tend to know ab~ullhe candidates, sa1d Maureen K1lkenny, executive dllector of the League of Women Voters of Oh10 1The League had hoped to sponsor dcbalcs between the two maJor party candidates 1n the gmernor s race and the race for the US Senate seal bcmg vacaled by Sen John Glenn Nellher dre gomg to take place and Ms Kilkenny blames campatgn cash Our behef IS that because cand1dat can reach so many voters through teleVISIOn ads, 1l makes 1l eaSler to evade real conversatiOns w1lh the public," she ~atd The group's gnpe IS largely wnh fronl-runners Taft and Vomov1ch, though Taft has agreed to lhree del!ates that also mclude two mmor party candtdates Taft blamed the League for refuSing to bend ns rules regardm_g 1 the mtmmum level of support cand1dates must show before wmmng a spot at thell pod1um Terry McCoy, the League s lcglSiauve dlleclor, thmks tile huge lelev1s1on buys contnbute to the public's distrust of pohucs "There's all thiS money and you know tl's commg from spec1al mlercsts," Ms McCoy sa1d People f1gure a door has gul lobe openmg some place" and • 1NO • ca..~es fhcll lmdmgs .1rc allen 1gnorcd h) Cong1ess and the puhllc Yclthcsc three state -'-----. --Youngotown - _.,.___ 40•148• mg lhcll 1llnesscs lo quahfy for Supplemcnlal Sccurny Income Inspectors from the Soc1al Secunstck as they smd they were Audttori a __ _ PA welfare rolls for over rour genera uons, olttCials m Gcorg1.a began ~o wonder tf some of them weren't fak- 11ve Illes agamst 1hc food stamp rolls ·Once la wmakers plugged the hole •nspcctors a1 1he Departmenl of began • Talon" was then expanded to anoth er 18 states As of March 30, another 2,446 arrests had been made 1be 1nvesuga10rs weren't exactly beaung the bushes for all of thetr arrests In one stmg, the mspectors noufied fug1uves by mml that thetr ehg1b1hty needed to be vertficd and mstructed them 10 go to an address where a dummy company had been set up "Tsera & Maran!" - a vanauon of "arrest warrant " A total of 117 fuglllves were taken mlo custody, one of whom was carrymg 8 kmves I I p1eces of steel p1pe and malenals for makmg Molotov ca<klalls --After rc1ammg a farmly on thelf ty Adm1mstrataon .aud1tcd 6li Death Notices t'ednesday, Nov. 11 Watchdogs unearth rampant fraud I lh•• •• . - ' CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager Ohio weather Tuesday,November10,1998' The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Weeks .S27 30 26 Weeks 52 W<eh $53 82 l!Ol ~ I) Ralt!l 13 Weeks 26 Weeks $5.5 68 ..$10912 Reader Services : Co,·rei:tlon Polley I News Depsrtme11t$ The main number i1 "l-1155 Dep..:rt· mrnl extensions are. 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Tuesday,Novennber10,1998 Buckeyes lower $ights to Rose Bowl and 11-1 season COLL' \1BUS tAP)- Still hun- ran~<d Serr~s tng from the! end of 11"' perf e-el '-Ci.l>,(lfl, Ohoo Sratc os ...:rung th >rghh lower Our goalm111ally wa-. to wm !he Champ10nsh1p nallfm<.~l But those hope' evapomled rn lhe Lho ll ofOh ro Stadoum as the 2H-pornl ~.:hamp10n'-h1p. coach Jr>hn Cooper mam goaf you hon·e 1s to puurng 11 at the top of the miX for the ~II your football games .. n.1t1onal t1tle game on Jan 4 1999 Bucke\t! ,.,d 'Moriday al h1"" \\c=ekl) new~ conference ranktng' The amwer to that que-.,tiOn for !he 1'• for us to go unJe- kated and b< on the natoonal champoonshop game. we faoled at that • · Jn }ears past thai ""as the pm- " ddons!ve lonoman Rodney Ba11<y naLie rhat was the hog,hesl you "klJd • It wuuld.. _tx great If we went t 1-1 But lor the fans and other peocould go: Cooper >aod ot the annu al bani< bet"een the Puc-10 and Brg ple who look at ot 10 a dotlerent Ten champs rn Pa-adena. Calof "I ' respect, ot 's hard to look at 11 other hope we ha•en't reached the poonl than we lost a goal we had " Cooper bnstled w hen 11 was sugwhere v. mn1ng a maJor bowl game ges ted that some fan~ mrght see lhe and 'Winmng nme. J() or II games l,n ·t a . . uuesstul season" ~ason ao;; lost because of expectauons But rn the wake of Saturday's that the school could wrn lis first ..,lunnmg 28 24 upo.;et to Mrch1gan natrona! champoonshop srnce 1968 Asked how he would respond to State. many of the Buckey<s have b<en forced to concede that the Rose those fa ns who say th e Buckeyes Bowl 1s a (hsrant second cho1ce to can r have a succe~tsfu l season now pla)mg for the natoonal champr- Cooper sard. I don t worry about those odoots .. onshop on the Foesta Bowl What IS <1 :-.m.:cessful season? · II feels Irk< that s our backup plan · tl.mker Dee Mdl<r saooJ 'We Would you take Il-l ?· he asked a reporter " Is anythrng other than per..,C'l out v. Jth one goal and thai was to fect. IS that not a successf ul season J" play rn Tempe Saturday deslroyed Bu<key<' rnay JU>I be 10 <onle tor the Ro'< Bowl n.111onal champ10nsh1p game! th1s year.on the F1esta, however the Rose Bowl has gotten lost on the shufne The scenaroos to put Ohoo Slate on the Rose Bowl at< relatovely somple but requore a lot of help ' The' Buckeyes - now No K on the latest BCS ranktngs and No 7 rn both polls - would have to won at Iowa {3-6 2-4) on Saturday then conqu<r No 15 Mtchogan at home on Nov 2 1 .. At the same t1me , unbeaten and erghth-ranked Wosconson would have to lose at home to Mochrgan Saturday and at Penn State a week later tf Ohoo State IS to go lo Pasadena Cooper sard that JUSt becauSe one team woll be acclaomed No I does n't mean that every other team fulled 'There's only goong to flr one ' natrona! champron ," he saod 'The re 's not gmng to be many teams who are goong to run the table There Were not convmced we can't ~ha t " he fonosh No 1." <ontmued "But ot we <ant fonosh No I then we'll try Oh ro Srate (8- 1. 5- 1 Brg Ten) was WIO But dunng three years at Anwna State and hts tirst tO at Ohou Stale. that also onduded wonnong a Rose Bowl W11h the advent ot the BCS'and a reach that goaL then "hal·, lh< score the laM 19 porn1s and pull off n.xt b<'l thong> If you <an 1 play rn · the ,hacker the Fo<'la Bowl. then what,. I II the goal nevc!r 1s " Jell 2 Tennessee 1 UClA 3 Kansas Stale 4 Ftctlda Slate 5 Florrda 6. TexasA&M 7 Arkansas 3 1 I NV Seattle 1 00 3 2 2 3.00 3 1 50 2 5 6 1.00 5 4 4 400 6 8 392 I 1 2.33 10 0 .5.73 ~ (4) 2.33 79 0.40 3.16 0 699 con v1ncm g case to the co ntrary 5 (6) 3.87 5 0.20 1 1.87 4 5' 4.33 16 064 1 997 6 7 7.00 25 1.00 1 18.00 8 3 642 67 2.68 0 18.80 7 10 U7 27 1.08 1 18.75 9.67 89 3511 0 2023 53 2.12 1 20.82 19 076 2 23 78 28.88 played out whene;er they sw itched on a VCR? The Packers believe now - perhaps, too late to save lhe11 own season Stewan played hJS best game m nearly a year on a nrght the Packers couldn't have played much worse tor three quaners, leadong the Steelers to a 27-20 Vt<lory Monda) no ght that rev oved 1he11 hopes ot wmnmg the AFC Centr.tl ' In dan ger of fallmg two games b<hond Jacksonville (7-2), the Steelers (6-3 ) pulled wrthrn a game. Green Bay (6-3 ) slopped two g.rmes behlnd Mmnesota on the NFC Central. JUst 3 7 9 W1sconsrn 8 6 7.00 11 9 9 10. Arizona 9 10 1.50 6 10 8 Nebraska 12 Notre Dame 11 11 12 13 13 13 15 1100 7 12 17.25 (t8) 1t 15 16 18 " 19 21 14 11 v. MISSOUri 14. 01egon 14 9 1950 10 14.00 21 17 18 17.50 19 17 19 15 t6 15 50 ;20 Vlrgonta Tech 16 12 14.00 22 Texas 16 Tulane '17 Georg1a •.1e Penn Slate •Hester & Anderson/Seattle Tomes 10.00 ' 12 13,42 49 1.96 1 16 16 33 15 0.80 2 11 0.44 2 13 14 14 24 0.96 2 34.77 3513 ~7.75 (71) 16 gg 3.1111 0 30.54 25 5 (27) 17 32 1 28 2 40 61 25 20 22 18 46 100 0.72 2 41.01 18 24 l Polls Rankrngs of each team are added, then dtvtded by two ' 16.5 {19) 27 25 Computer ranklngs Rank1ngs of each team are added, then drvlded bY. three To Rrevent unusual differences 1n rnd1v1dual formulas, a max1mum adjusted dev1atron of no greater than 50% ofthe average of the two lowest computer rankrngs rs utilized How could the Packers believe the or coac hes lh.lt Slew.on was on the Vf;!rge of a breakoul game when a when the V1kmgs see med an trouble w1th quarterba<ks Brad John son and Randall Cunnrngham rnJur<d · It wasn t a letdown:· Packers 41 75 1 92 1 4.00 Quartile rank Cumulative won-toss records of a team's opponents (worth 66 67%) and cumulatrve won-loss records of the team s opponent's opponents (33.33%) are ran~ed then d1v1ded by 25 <.JU~lrtcrb.tck the nex t move m the st.mdntl ~.:o u!d ~,;o me Wednesday when the unton's nc:go lt.tlm g ~.:n mmllh::e uru..l sl!vc r.li phi)er rcp re ,~ lll .lliWs meet tu thsn1ss :-.rr.tte.= v \Ill h .ts whet her to present tnotht:r propo~.t11o tht:loV.nl.!rs The ~t des h.t ve n 1 inet smce Fn ~ d,t) \\he n u90 mmute meetmg t.uled w produ~.:e .my movement !rom eather :-.k.lc My guess as we II hear sometl11ng Irom the untun .t iler thetr meet- '" ket~.all ' There's reall y nothmg goong NEW YORK {AP) - 13en Gneve drdn't take long to pro~e that hiS sweet lett h.mded swrng belonged rn the bl£ leagues. A Se ptember call up rn 1997. Grteve hrt three doubles rn hts maJor Phoen1x. Su ns ow ner Jerry Colan pl<iyers are hcanng from -;orne or th~ te :.~ ms s1 nce comm1ssumer Dav1d Ste rn loHed the ban that prevented te.u11 pt rsonnel lmm dis(;usstng the lockout woth pl ayers on; Wednesday.' NBA deputy cq rnSu me agent s sauJ teams seen1ec.lto llll'> 'i i Oii~o:r Russ Gramk sa1d !rom be r.tkong an rntoron.•l poll ol the pl.t)· Atl .tnt.t where he was attend1ng ti ll .t rllllt d bo.1rd meetmg of USA B..ts- er month or two wuhout paychecks ers tr; mg to gauge \\.he ther they h.1\e the stu m.t~: h hi withsta nd unoth ge lo ' reportedly has t.1iked wrth ur leait li ve pla}ers. but wouldn t <omm ~ nt on the d1scuss1ons The season was :.;upposed to start Nov 3, bul now rt Will not be posso· ble to begin unul mtd-Dece mber at lhe- e.trhc:st St~rn and G ra n1k have s.ud a de al needs to b< rn place by m1d Del;ember to .tvn1d th e c,mL'e l· l,thon ol the e nure sc.tson ~ It a deal rs reac hed Antonoo McDy•ss wolt b< one ol appnm._mutely 200 free ,,gent s who would be s1gnc:d dunng a lhre~ to fou r week pcnod m wh1ch tl!ams would be scramblmg to get r~,1d y tor o~nmg n1 g ht rr-.. When thai time comes. McDyess will have a new agent negot t.llmg ht s contraL't ' ~ardon happy after another championship run ' HAM PTON Ga iAPl - Eve n 1hCht.} r.KIIlg l.ms whp hoot!d Jdf Gon.lon eve ry ~\~Ck wou ld surely hi.ltc to ..,~.:c hun lc.1vt: W1n..,ton Cup Not to v.orr} 1 he K,unho w Wo~r· fltll ,.., 11l'llt:t:l ly Ullllt.:nt ~\.l th lll'i pla..:c lll 'lik /\t .I~C 27 ,ill t l" Wllllllll!.! h1 ~ tl11rd WHl..,ton Cup t:h, u 11p 1 n 1hh~p 1n lnur yc.trs .tnd l)ntg R1d1trd P~..:tty ~ mod· t.:ln reund V.llh 11 Vl~.: tnn ~:.'" m .1 ,1!.1..,on GorJon \liou ld . . ~~ mlo IMvc tcw ch.ol lenres lelt rn NASCAR St1IL he 'l-Olh :u tho"!.! \\hn ..,uggt" ~ 1 11 ~ lmlc to 1.1kc on Indy t: .lr.., or 111 tjbi! Formula OnL' · II tke .1 lo1 ol Llllkrent ra~.:c cars ct lw.tys .t challenge • Gordon ts ~,;on st.mt l y gettmg nflerS and kele1s from tither forms ot racmg Bobby Rah.d .ts ked hm1 to g1ve Ch.tmptnnsh lp Auto R.tcln g ·Te.tms {CART) a try Former world dnvrng <: h.unp1o n J.H.:que s Vtlle neuve dls- cus:-.ed the pn"'" lhiltt y ~ >I gomg over- to t.tk e a Formula One nde Gordon w.tsn t tntclt=stcd Peop le ,,,k me wh.ot the ch,•l- "t\t-; lenge 1s when you re wmnn1g" he 'l.l lll • Wdl Ihe t h.lllcnge 1s to keep Jomg wh.tt.., !.!Xpe~.;ll.:d ol you unll keep t:X~T h!n o;,;mg the h.1pp111e:-..., I m ~x pen~ lll..: lllg n g ht now \.\'here r m .II. Gordon ..... ud C.lrlj Mond ~ty mormng .titer wmnmg the lin,11 Wuhlon Cup r.tcc oj the \\!UM.m Gordon thdn t getnHh.:h nt a ch.1 l· h:ngc: nH:r the: till.ll 20 r.u.~ c.., nl h1:-. gn:,ltc;,t ..,~. 1 ..,(111 yt:!l Ht! wo n I0 tunt:s ,u ul tinhhi!Lino low..:r th.m "\!\Cnth 111 the other 10 rdL\! :-. ~m .tmMIIlg :-.lrclt:h the r oon dd.Jyed NAPA 500 c~t AJI,rn~o of ,onsrsl<ll<) on NASCAR's hogh ly Motor Sp~.;t!dway It doe ... n t J;Cl bet · tcr 1h.1n 1111.., II:-. tun .uuJ CXt:l llll,b .mt..l t:om pctiiiW wor ld He .t] ..,o V. IJ)t~d ,,w 'Y the only hilp h11t I on h.oppy and plea,ed to be • ' on h1 s sterlln)! record - never h.IV· tng won a race 111 October or Novcm her b!!lou:: thts yeur "We were gomg out there try mg to Wm t!very rat:t! Gmdon sa1d It 's JlOt like we du.ln ttry to do th.ttm the: past But wht!n you'vt! got a b1g pmnts lead a lot ul t1111e s you go mto tht.: r.tce sa)' tng you JUst net!d to fin· l~ h .tnU m~tkt! sure nolhtng br~~•k s " .tctenstH: ally came out throwmg to "' take a 24-0 hal fume lead ble of great thmgs." Packers coac h Moke Holmgren saod 'He has been falterrng all season. but he JS capable of dorng much more It's hard to get them to believe that • Favre was 22-of-39 for 234 yards, bul most ot them came late Wuh no runnmg game to match Jerome Beltos' 100-yard nr ght - the Packers were outrushed )44-39 - Favre couldn t won on the 'fourth quarter a game essenually, lost rn the first He finiShed 15 ot-22 for 23 1 yard s wrth no rnterceptoons and 40 yards rushrng. rncludong a 30-yard quarter ·It's very dtsappotntrng and' it's scramble that led to hts own 1-yard very embarrasst!lg: Pal:kers safety , touchdown dove and a 14-0 lead Was 1t the return of Slash. the ver- LeRoy Butler saod ' I was totally awful " satil e. do-everythrng pla)er 'He v.e nt out and dod everythrng The Paders weren t mu<h better with confidence "sard Charles John - . unul Kerth McKenzt<'s club-record son. who L'aught ~m S yard touch 88-yard fumble return touchdown wn pass fro m Stewan on the Steel- started them on a 20-po rnt fourth er ' lirst ossesswn '" II . . omethmg quarter re. he stl II d1d u with conWrth the Steelers on the Packers 4 and apparently dnvong lor a touchEven Favre wasn' t a match lor down that would have made ot 34-3 1 Stewart. who had thrown only etght they mrght have gonen a hule too tbuchdo"n passes and 17 ontercep- cute They came out wrth a gadget phiy trons Ill hts last 12 games Just as coach Boll Cowher pre- - backup Mrke Tomczak al quarter<.hcted, Stewart possessed the cOm· hack and Stewart at v. rde recel\ erposure and confidence he's lacked hut Reggre Whrte stropped the ball smce comm1tttng four turnovers m from Tomczak. who had JUst came oft January s AFC champronshtp game the bench " We wamed to run a five receJ~ · loss to Denv~r ' Our players are not robots We er play, but Davod Dunn hun hJS hand troed to tell them th1 s man was <apa- (r n practice), so · we were shon a w1deout," Tomczak saod former first·round p1ck and general manager of the Texas Rangers. led all AL rookres wrth 168 hots, 18 horne runs, 94 runs 41 doubles and 89 RBi s Holed the club m on-base percentage at bats. hot s, doubles, walks and was se~-ond 111 run ~ He made JUSI made the All-Star team Hernandez, "ho fled Cuba on a r,tft last Decem· ber. went 12-4 woth a 3 I loiter bemg call<d up on June 3 Groeve made hts maJOr league debut on Sept 3, 1997 agarnst San Fr.tnclsco and announced hJS pres- ence w1th three doubles .md five loshed h11nse lf as the tavorlte to wrn two errors 111 the outfield Ordonez finiShed wrth 14 homers RBis In 24 games that year. he baithJS year's AL Rookoe ol Ihe Year ted 112 wnh three homers .ond 24 Gneve w,ls the tavon te to be,n ou t 65 RBis and a 282 av<rage Caruso Chrcago's Mrke Caruso and Magg loo led AL ruuk oes woth a 306 average ' RBis. mak1ng htm the e.trly favortte lor thJS year's 11>0k1e award Ordonez T,unpa Bay's Rol,mdo but made 35 errors at shortstop ArroJO and Hernandez. tioth He met those expe<tatrons early rn ArrOJO and New York's Orl,mdo "EI the season. hJUrng h1 gher than 300 on Du4ue" Hemundez m votmg to be Cuba n detector<. were the top rookdnnounced today by the Baseball te pitchers rn lhc AL ArroJO who each of the ftrst three months and detected dunn g the 19911 Olympt<> Wnters' Assoc 1atlon of A merit: a becommg the trrst Oakland rookte Groeve, whose lather Tom was a went 14-12 wrth a 3 56 ERA .md sonce Mctrk McGw11e ( 19R7) to play rn the All Star gdme He slumped m the second half. tuurngjust 258 alter the break. but should stoll end up 1he enth-seeded Patt} Schnyder beal Srl- wmner 'FENNIS The NL Manage r ot the Year WI II · MOSCOW (AP) - Fourth-seed- vr.o F.rrrna 7-6. 4-6 6-4 rn the lrrst b< an nounced Wednesday Ch1cago's, round nt the the Adv,onta Ch.unpl· ed Byron Bla<k defeated M.trton J1m R1gg leman , San Otego\ Bruce Damm 6 2 6 3 on the ope01 ng day of onshl ps Also advant:tng to th e S\!L' Bochy and Houston's Larry D1erker the Kremlrn Cup tournament Also nnd round were L1s.1 Raymond are the lavontes Guillaume Rauu• beat AndreJ Amanda Coetzer, Natasha Zvcreva Med-.dev 7-6 (7 -5 ). 6-4. and Jerome .rnd Kunberly Po Golm.trd downed DaVO<I Pnnosol 7-5 6 ) . STOCKHOLM. Sweden lAP) Qu.llrlier T.okao Suzuko upset No 8 Thuon.os Enq vJS t 6-4. 2-6 6-4 on the openong round ot rhe Stockholm Ope n Kenneth Ca rl sen also .od vanced, b<atrng Fredrrk Jonsson 64 7-617-5 1 In 11ther matches, M.tgnu s Gustalsson b<.tt R.uner Schuttler 1 6. 6A, 6·4 .•mel delendmg ch.tmpton SIS() ror 12 months Sports briefs-- Dragon Internet Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. :Jnn.1s BJorkman Ucteated Mar<: - Kevrn Goe ll ner 6 4. 6-2 Other wonners were No 1 Tun Henman Wayne Ferrcora .ond 4ualrlrer Geo lt Grunt VILLANOVA P.o lAP) - Sev- - If the 992 Exchange Is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis Toll Free! DIAL ~ vrnc1ng ly ' They played as good a toothall game as they <an pl.oy I' ll b< t that was the best game they'vo played all year and we dodn't match them " Stewan. benched rn last week's 41 -] I home loss to Ten n~ssee, start ed 11-of- 15 as the Steelers unchar- Grieve favorite to ·w' in AL Rookie Total Two teams w1th the lowest total play 1n the BCS title game league debut and unmedmtely est~tb· on The league and unoon are lighting over how to dtvode about $2 brtloon on annual revenues The players who rece1ved 57 percent last season. now w.ont 60 percent The league rs Ol lerong a 50-50 split Unron drrector Bolly Hunter h.<S spent the past seve ral days speakrng wrth players and agents by telephone on part to comh,ot what the Brett Favre: s.ud. not co n· 42.17 NBA lockout enters 133rd day NEW YORK f AP) - All was qu o ct on thrs 131rd day nt lhe NBA locknut . .1hhough th~.:rc mtght be some~ 1hmg h.lppenmg soo n Wuh ncgott.lt!Ons ~u a st.mdstllf. ~ 0 7 11 ft!et over rece1vers' heads 0.92 Ohio Stale 9 Lo10es Total 23 8 10 rank 200 3 (5) 4 rank PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Green Bay Packers' brggosl mtstake 2 7.00 8 950 825(1 3) 12 15 Schedule Ouanlla nmea Times• Butler for some of hla 100 yarda rushing In Monday nlght's27-20 victory over the Packers. Steelers slip·past Packers 27~20 game film They kept see tng how p<x>rly Steel<rs yuarterba<k Kordelt Stewan was playrng Mrsread defenses Underthrown passes Balls thrown dorectly onto cornerbacks' hands Pa"es thrown I0 computer ranklngs l Rank Team BETTIS HAS BIG NIGHT - Pittsburgh's , Jerome Bettis leaps over Green Bay's Leroy ' was wakhmg too much P11tsburgh 1998 Bowl Championship Series rankings 1 ner on Saturday Ht colltcted a mJScleared ball and cros..ed the ball lo Tile Umversoty of Roo Grande soc- Householder who headed the ball ~~ squad fell short on us bod to win ' tnlo the upper left comer of the net. a-thord conSecutive confertnce tourGeneva goalkeeper Ja~e HJemvr<, nament champoonshop The Redmen the unoffictal MVPofthe AMC tourlost 1-0 lo Geneva College on the nament made four uves to record h1~ final of the Amencan Modeast Con e1ghth shutout of the sea•on and secfcrenct tournament Saturday on Roo ond on two days HJem• rc demed ' the Gfande Rto Grande had claomed the Redmen on two solrd opponunlloes prevrous two Mod-Ohoo Conference late m the match and controlled the tournament toiles pnor 10 the league atr 10 hts penalty area changong rts name thrs season Rto Grande outshol Geneva 10-7 Roo Grande (16-3-1) entered the and had 12 corner k1cks 10 the GoldAMC tournament as the number one en Tornadoes' three However. Rm sted<by wonnong the league's regular Grande m1ssed nn se•eral key offenseason crown Both the Redmen and Sive chances tnstdt the Geneva Geneva receoved first round byes and penalty box advanced d~rectly 10 the semofinals Both Roo Grande and Geneva held Fnday. move on to the Gre,tt L1lo.es Regmn In Fnday's semrfrnals, R1o Grande tournament. whrch begms Tuesd.ty scored three times on the first half on Roo Grande. the number three seed 10 a 3-1 won over arch m•al Walsh the regoon. wrll host lndrana Wes Somon Lowey opened the sconng on leyan Unrversny on a quanerlinal the second monute when he tucked match on Tuesd.oy at 2 p m lhdoana home a cross from J rmmy Kong Wesleyan defeated Manan Collegt 3Central defender Cotlon Phollops 2 on the champoonshop match of the out-Jumped the Walsh defense on the Mod-Central Conference tournament 18th monute to gre Roo Grande a 2-0 on Saturday Geneva goes back on the road lead Kevon Peacock whtpped m a corner kick from the left sode that Tuesday to face Donunrcan UniVerfound ots way to Phollops who made sr ty of lllrnoos, the Chrcagoland Cbllegtate Athleuc Conference champono mrstake on the header Kmg and defender Phol R1beoro on Oommrcan, the number four combmed wtlh Lowey 10 the 40th seed m the reg ron. defeated Judson rn mmute to gove the Redmen a 3-'!l lead the CCAC final. Tile Unrversny of Ill rnors-Spnngheadong to halfttme Rlbetro took Kmg 's throw -on and sloced a cross to field. whtch defeated Transylvanra Unoversoty 6-1 on playoff actoon SatLowey for the put away Wal sh (11-9-0) made the match urday, wtll host the Great Lakes mtereslrng m the 58th mrnute "hen Regoon semoli nals and linal Nov 13Pat McBreany pounced on a loose 14 lllrnots-Sprongfield IS the lop ratball and beat Redmen netmonder ed team on the reg1on and defendmg Heath Maxon to cut the R1o Grande reg10n champton ' Madonna Un1ve!'oty c!armed the lead to 3-1 number two seed m the regron after Fnday's other semtfm dl SciW caplurrng the Wolvenne-Hoosrer Geneva. the numb<r two seed, hold off Mount Vernon Naz.orene 1-0 Athlelrc Conference rille Madonna Bryan Gratton scored m the 58th edged Tro-Stale Unoversrly 2-1 111 Satmonute off an assrst by Shawn Kong urday's WHAC trtle match Both Madonna and lllonors-S pnngfield to grve Geneva the v1c1ory recervc byes toto Froday's semrfmals The 4Pth Annual NAJA Men's In Saturday's limol, Geneva ( 16 5 0) benefited from a 32nd mmute score Soccer Champronsh1p wrll be held by Ryan Householder and held off ~ov 21-28 at Bllmmgham-Southem R1o Grande for the remarnder of the Unoversrty m BJrmmgham Alabama. match to snatch I he tournament IItle. Seattle Unrversny of Washmgton 1s Kmg abo figured rn the m.otch-won- the defendrng NAIA men's soccer nauonal champton ~lo Grande SID Wln ntng a natiOnal champJOn~thlp ~an I ~eneva blanks Rio OHSAA releases list of football playoff participants By ANDREW CARTER Over the la.st 13 yeaf', Cooper and hos learns have always talkod about underdog Sparran~ siOrml!d back to If we try to 992-7834 Holzer Clinic ... Kee the Promise! Web TV or Computers Ill! 81 & local calli UNLlMITEO Personal A~5S. Po:rsonul E-Mwl AccoWil & 10 11108 of Personal Web Space I Regulur ttllt u SJ6 9J ptr Mo. 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Our statiStiCS show that mature dnvers and home owners have fewe r and less costly losses than other age groups So rt's only farr to charge you less for your msurance Insure your home and car with us and Save evl!n more wrth our specral multH>oliiCYdrscounts lislanders outlast ·;:Niaple Leafs 3-1 ;'· TORONTO( AP) - Tummy Salo almost srngleh.tndedly snapped the ])lew York I s lande r~· twn-g.une losong .•lreak : • Salo turned asJde 38 shots as the lsianders deleated Toronlo 3 I Mon day nrghl therr first vrctory 111 Toron to s 1 nc~ Feb 3, 1993 They a lso won on th e road for the first lome soncc OL:I 17 'Tommy won us that gtlrne, ' llfst two pt! noU s tnclttdmg s.tve . . on two bre.ok,tw,rys by Steve Sullo van .md thrt:t: dosc· lll t: h.tllLl!s hy M~1ts Sund1n h1s Swed ish t:ountr'ym.m Islanders wach -GM Moke Mrlbury OdJrck swrcd th< go-aho,od goal •w~ton satd '"That was the worst game we played as .1 team but Tommy was JUst by tldlcdmg Kevm M1llcr '" t:t:n tcr 1ng p~tss p.tst Toronto gu.li1 c Curti s brolhant That IS as good a game as Tommy has pl.oycd thrs se.>Son and he has played some good g.lllles ' Wrth the VICtory the Islanders moved rnl o a tirst-placc tr e 111 the Joseph al 7 2 1 ot the thrrd penod bre.okong .o 1-1 toe Allanuc DIVI I\ Ilm w1lh the New Jer· pli.l)t:d my g.une' ,,uJ S.1lo. whl) '" sey Devols Poltsburgh Pengurns und t1ed for the NHL le.•d wrth 'even VIC· Phtl.tdelphl~l Flyer:-. E.1ch h!llm hl\S Jon es llu s seastm Allot the sumng ~.:.tmt: Ill the third penod 'I felt good nul there I JUsl THE MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE RESIDENTS OF RR~::ER~ . ~~nsurance MIDDLEPORT FOR SUPPORTING THE FIRE LEVY ON NOVEMBER 3RD! Serv1ces 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 Auto .. OI~! taers lt••urmtce Life Home Car Bus1ness Pold for by Middleport Fire Dapanment, Race St , Middleport, OH un:-.tftp M!'a.·~un"" . tnjured a knee in practoce and lrkely v.rll miso the rest of the <ieason. her C<lac h said. resonance rmagmg today 10 delermone the ex lent ul logament and carulage damage Que.t coa<h Bnan Ag(.,r saod the team ~a.' pmcucmg Monday when Smrth came to a JUmp •top 10 euher \hoot or P"-" · The ~n~t JUSI gave out and she ended up on a heap." Agler \aid · At li"t I thought •he turned an ankle But I thrnk Katoe knew rrght away rhat . . umtlhmg wa . . n't nght Athlete' know therr boiloes pretty well -Agler saod the former Ohoo State standout wa.< accepung the fact thai sh< ha.> suffered a Sl!roous lllJUry "But I'm not sure how well you can come to terms woth ot unul and no! out there actually Nun hl.'rn 19 II All game" Fnday at 7 :\tJ p m AI wa...hmglnn Court HIKJ..C Wa!J!mgtun Germanwwn Vallcy V1cw 1 10-CI) v~ Iron ton (b-2) All games Fnday a17 JO p m AI 'D.tyton Wckomc StadiUm New Can"'le Ta:umsch ( I 0.0) v~ Wash mgto n CH M1:.~mi Trace 0~ 2) AI Fa1rlield "'" CnKtnnau Ruger Ba~.:on u~ 2) \IS Lebanon 19 I l AI Kent Swte Umvcr~H)' Du Swd10m COLUMBUS (AP) Kaue Sm11h. a mam,tay on tht Columbus Que,(• back-t o- bac~ ABL champo- you ' re watL'hmg from rhe s1delmes Di'Vislon VI Sha~er Division II Katie Smith injured, may be lost for season Sm1th wa' lo undergo a magnetic (9 I J ~~ He•ghb ( 10 01 St.Jl.hum ~byhc!ld (9 II v~ Batbmnn cH 2) At Medtna ken Dua...... St..dium R1\.ithc:kl Revere (9 I~ .,., Gro~rton Mid pn"le""omDtvt~V In Diovt5Wf1 IV Fmby ;l1 7 Ironton wtll Iackie Germ>antown Valky View at Ma-.on Dwm: Ftdd Divioiun I All J;atnel Saturday ut7 p m AI Cano.;•nnatt Pri.-.;doo Vtktng Sr..dtum Cn'K"IRn.o&tl St Xavter (8 I J Vfi CuM.:mffidl Wtnton Wood.. 19 I) AI Maddktown 8am1IZ Slad1um 1 CnlCmflatJ Coler;un (I ().(I ) Vfi CenCCrvtllc El)no~l:ly Aumr"' t 10-CIJ""' Si.tndu..&.)' Ptrluh 18 21 All..i'lf"",un ~•fl!C' O.qucl Sl ,a~.hum Sulh,.m BI..._ L Rl\ lt rQ-<h ""~ Humn f 10 At ~pfnn Sk'w;ut fKk.l linn, Nickoli advance to NAIA cross co~ntry championship meet Two sent or athletes from the Unoversrty of Roo Grande w1ll represent the school at the NAIA Nalronal Cross Champ1onshrps 111 Kenosha, Wts on Nov 21 Deb Lrnn and Apnl N1cko h each turned m top- I0 performances at the Amerocan Mrdeast Conference Cross Country Champoonshrps to earn lhetr place at the natJOnal meet Lrnn, from Parkersburg, W Va , placed lourth at the AMC meet Her trme was 18 48 8 Ntckoh, from Norwalk. posted a ttme of 19 15 I and came on erghth Three other RIO Grande athletes placed among the top 25 runners Beth Bales placed 16th wrth a tome of 19 57 7 Testa Cole came rn 23 rd place w1th a tome of 20 26 9 and Leslie Bales fimshed 25th wrth a tome of 20 39 I JesSJca Roberts finrshed on 57th place wtlh a ume of 23.42 9 As a team , the Redwomen placed third wrth a total of 73 poont•, (M ~J Wood. a 21-year-old roght-hander. By RONALD BLUM recerved 16 first-place voles and 16 AP Sports Writer NEW YORK - They sure do seconds to linosh woth 128 pomts 10 play good hogh school baseball Ill balloung by the Baseball Wrtters AssocJallon of Amenca. Helton got Texas Kerry Wood. Gmnd Praine Htgh 15 firsts. 14 seconds and two thrrds School Class of '95, was voted NL for 119 pornts " II adds confidence that people • Rook1e of the Year on Monday, and Ben Gneve. Cia-'s of '94 at James W. who watch the game and people who Man1n H1gh School 111 ne1ghbonng follow baseball acknowledged as Arlongton, was the leadmg candtdate good a season as I've had," Wood to wm AL Rookte of I he Year today sa1d Wood was t 3-6 wrth a 3 40 ERA "Ben, I grew up playmg agamst htm m htgh school and he's always 111 26 stuns, strokmg nut 233 tn 166 b<en a great player." Wood sa1d Mon· 2-3 onnongs as the ChtLago Cubs day "We've talked more thJS season made the playoffs for the first lome than we had all of hrgh school. We sonce 1989 He was even more dodn 't toke each other m htgh school. rmpressrve at Wrogley Fo<ld, gom~ 91 with a 2 97 ERA on 13 slans durIt's goong be somethong lo see, two guys from the same area gettmg rng the regular season Most people hadn't even heard ol Amerocan and Natrona! Leagut Wood betore pe struck out 20 whole Rook1e of the Year... potchong a one-hrtter agamst Houston Wood. who struck out 20 111 JUS( Duston Gray came m 50th w1th a ume hJS fifth career stan and helped the on May 6 Clemens, who dod rt of 29 23 2 whole Pelege Lareus linChocago Cubs to therr first playolf agarnst D<trott and Seattle. ts the only tshed 64th wtth a ume of 32 36 9 berth smce 1989. narrowly b<al out other pitcher to stroke out 20 111 a Malon~ captured the men's and Colorado first baseman Todd Helton nme-onnong game women's team and mdtv1duallrtles on the closest NL rook1e vote Steve " It helped me finally reali ze that Jen Wollam was Ihe women's mdt- Sa" topped Johnny Ray by sr x pomts I was capable of pttchmg at that lev-, vtdual chamRton while Ryan Mol on 1982. e!," Wood sard "The prev1ous four was the men 's rndovrdual wrnner Jack Hazen. Malone men's and women's cross country coach, was voted AMC Coach of the Year Women's team resu Its 1-Malone 17 2-Codarvrlle 63 3-Rto Grande 73 4-Geneva 122 LAS VEGAS (AP ) - It Mrke and the IRS h,os a $13 nul loon hen on 5-Walsh 125 Tyson os ge tung ready tor a press con- hrs property for turltng to Hay ta.es 6-Toffin 139 Just how much Ty son wrll make ference. a light can t b< far behr nd 7-Saont Vrncent 180 for hts first fight buck sonce brun g A press cnnterence has been ten8-Seton Hill 237 Holyfield" strll a m,ouer of speculat,ltrvely set next week m New York 9-Shawnee State ,286 but n IS expected to easily uon, for Tyson to announce he woll trght Women's md1vrdual champron - on Jan 16 at the MGM Grand Hot el exceed the amount he owos the IRS len Wollam. Mal one ( 18 09 00) Tyson's otfrcoal purs< lor a pnor 111 Las Vegas Women's Codch of the Year - Jack comeba<k m August 1995 agamst The opponent sull hasn't been Hazeh, Malone Pete r McNeeley was $25 mtlloon, srgned, but South Afroca's Fr.•ncors -*- ~ although the ~o~er ended up woth Botha rematns the frontrunner If Men s team results 1 Tyson's handlers can'! come to te rms only h,tlf of that 1-Malone 19 Thdan. 161ight wtll be shown on w1th Botha tro the noxt few days they 2-Cedarv rlle 44 wrll turn lo erther Vaughn Bean or'" Showtrme pay per voew, and exocu3-Wal sh 72 uve producer Jay Larkm sarJ he Denmark's Broan Nrelsen 4 Trftin 132 expect• rt to rank rn the top 10 among " It wrll probably he Botha but '5 Rto Grande 139 that's not <ertaon y<l " Tyson advrs- pay-per-vtew lights rn terms of sales 6-Samt Vrncent 149 " He has lost hJS last two lights yet er Shelly Frnkel satd Monday 7 Geneva 206 Frnkel surd he e. pec ts to hold a he probably cumm.onds more locus 8-Shawnee State 238 press ' confere nce ne•t Tuesday m and attention than any lighter on ho<Men s rndrvodu,1l champoon - Ryan New York to lormally announce the tory," Larkm saod "Th iS IS an llldlMQI, Malone (25 34 10) latest comeback by th< former heavy- vtdual who. for better or rll , h.rs surMens Couc h ol the Year - Jack passed hrs spon " werght champton Hazen, M.rlone The fight JS e.pected to be proTyson, who won hrs boxmg locense back lust month t rom Neva- moled by Dan Goosen. h<ad of da boxmg authortt1es. w1 ll make mol- Amenca Presents, who satd last week lions once agatn on what wrll be hr s he had srgned to promote Tyson's f11st light tn 20 months He has been comeback Magrc Johnson who stepped forrnactrve lor brtmg Evander Holy· ward aft er Tyson's IJL<nsrng to Ireid's ears He wrll need the money despite declare homsello n charge oi Tyson's 14 pornts havong made more th.m $ 11M) mrllton career. ts unlikely to ha ve much ot a Cl.tude Laporntc . Grno OdJrck 111 the rrng smce gt:tung out ol pnson ro le m hiS comeba< k attempt despite and Serger Nem<hlnov scored for the rn IWS Tyson rs on fonanc1al1rouble. hts desrre to be the promoter Islanders, who we re outplayed and out shot W- 19 Alyn McCauley scored lor the M.1ple Leafs Salo w.>S es pe<1ally sh,.,p 1n the • Middletown 'West Untoo 'J tiiiiCSIO'!IJ The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ·Grande 1-0 in final .of AMC tournament • lo finosh No 2 If we can't fin"h No. 2. then we ' II try to finosh No 3 The No I on la't week\ Bowl r~day,Novernber10,1998 n. w. p,-,~t.,. . play~ng." Agler sa1d The onjury woll snap Smrth's stnng of 'tonrng all I00 games m the hiStory of the Amerocan Basketball League I ranch l~t! Smolh "oreJ 20 pornts on Columbu~· season-ope nong 93-65 VICtory over'New England last Froday and 16 pumts tn th~ Quest s K4~ 76 wm over Nash\llle on Saturday. The l~ss of Sonoth, who led the learn 1n sconng lasl season. ts yet another crushmg blow to the Quest. Columbus a lready was tacmg a sea•on "uhout stanong center Valeroe Stoll, who tore lo gament• and damaged canr lage Ill a knee durong the first exhtbrtron game Sullrs out for at least the regular season -Sports briefsBASEBALL NEW YORK lAP) - One day after New York Mets general manager Steve Phollrps took a temporary leave of absence to deal wnh the repercus!iaons of a threatened sexual hara.,ment lawsuu from a· former employee, team owners Fred Wol pon and Nelson Doubleday saod he would either be back 1n h1s post or fired by the start of sprong traonrng rn February. . Actmg GM Frank Cashen wrll run the learn until a decrs10n IS made, but 1f Phrlllps does not return, the Mets would lind a new permanent replacement The Light Toac!) 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All hough voucher advocate• declared the coon·s decisiOfl a victory. bolh ..ide' had been hoping the Supreme Coon would Llke ohe Milwaukee case ""d -eolle lhe issue of .eparalion of church and soate. .The i\\Ue aro.e when Milwaukee expanded it< current voucher pr"!'ram nf 1.5110 children ;mending .ecular private >eh<x•i> to 15JXIl \ludent' auendito g booh relogious and \Ocular .chools. After lhe WiS.:onsin Supre~ Coon '!J'held ohe progr"!" earlier 1hi' year. opponen" appealed that decosoon lothe t,l .S. Supreme Coo~. : "We believed this wa• an excellent I'"' ca'IC on voochers and the u.e of public fund' to tr•Y for religioo> educa1ion."' said Robert Chanin. the National EdU(.·a1ion As~iation lawyer who argues againsl voucher~ . · Hi' legal oppone01 is Clinl Bolick from lhe ln<lilule for JuSiice . " We' J like 10 remov.! the consli lulional clpud sooner ralher lhan later,'' ""id Bolick. But. he added. " We certainly are ~appy to lijke thi s vicoory imd Put it into the bank.·· , · • · ~ Ooher , oucher advocaoes didn't see the Supreme Coon ruling a.< a viclo· lf.S. ~- '' I'm a liule disappointed.' ' said Hudson lnstiluteeducation·expert C he.ter • This :~ ance i•lhe Wisconsin Supmne Coun decision upholding school choice. is a wnou~ momentum boost to the rtehool choice movemenl·· ·": The voucher 111011emenl received anolher t.oo.l recently when the tirsC: authoriwive o;rudy of a IMge-o;cale voucher prognun pointed 10 positive a:a-_ 1 demic resulls. The fourth- and fiflh-grader< in New Yorio: City's privately sponsored voucher progr.un significanlly oulperformed.lhe children who applied f?' ~ progr.un bul weren' l picked in ohe lonery. a !iludy concluded lasl month: Choldren in the lower grJde> of the voucher program. which includes rehgoous !ichools, made more modesl gains compared 10 their peen in public !!Chools. , .Bul even with ohe Supreme Court decision and New Yort swdy, IIQI all : lhe momenlum lies wilh 1he pro-voucher forc<l': . . • Ullimately vouchers may be more of a political decision than a legal deco· sian. In the recent midterm elections where vooers listed education as their lop concern . il wa• the moder.oles of both parties who prevailed. In California the Republican candidale for governor. who pu.•hed hard for : vouchers.Josl by a wide margin. In Texas Republican governor George B~ ; ignored his par1y's national pro-voucher position and ea<ily won re-electoon " by emphasizing step-by-step 'plans 10 improve public schools. 11le """ big education issue in Congress is recon..ideration of the hug~ · Tolle 1 program which funnels S8 billion into lhe nation's poor schools. ~epul>j licans have vowed to divect some of 1ha1 money inoo voucher expenments . - butlhal was before their seobacks in the midterm elections. ' Finn '' I hnped we would gel a ddinioi•e hogh.coun ruling lhat would apply to the wholt coumry: in~ead •c ha..,e a delinitive Wiscon,in ruling th.:d applies only lo Wi..con,in .. Finn and other con.er\alive' ohink they would enjoy a S-4 winning margin in a Supreme Coun voucher ruling . ''In a couple of yean;." 'laid Finn, "lhe compo-ilion of the court may noo be lhe .arne." Oul,ide Wi.:Con•in , lhe Supreme Cour1 decision gives the voucher movemen1 more of a morale boo<.oohan a legal boost Although lhe Supreme Coo,ll <joes nOI ••plain why i1 decline' 10 review decisions, the fll()!;llikely n planaoiori i• lhe cuurt wan led lo wail for more legal decioiions froollhe sutes. " U>ually lhey wail unlillh<re i• a >plio in lhe lowercoun:•." said Joe Conn. a 'pOI;e,man, for American' Unil.ed for Separation of Church alld Swe. Curren1ly.1here are voucher <kci,ions pending in New Jeney. Ohio, Penn,ylvania. V<nnonl , Maioie and Ari£Ona. One clear impacl of 1he noomJec i,ion by lhe Supreme Court is a legal green lighl for Ihe Milwaukee pn>gram. · "The familie' who are enjn~ i"I' the benefits·of this W!Jnderful program can re.o a liule ea<ier," -aid Bo lick of ohe ln...ioule for JuSiice, ''Three yean oflegal uncertainly finally are over." . Bolick anol ooher voucher >Upporter.< •ay the Supreme Court's decision lo punl will encourage olher 'tale' 10 IC>I ~he legal walers. " This i"ue will be foughooul in sl.lte legislatures all over the country in otre nex1 couple of years: · •aid Bolick. "Ri~:htnow, lhe fll()!;l definitive guid- HARTWELL HOUSE Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion I Birdhouses • Ci&:ks • Frames I • Hartwell Hares • ' ~) ' .,y MAYULY FERRUFINO Associated Press Writer ' SAN SA LVADOR. El Salvador - Helicoplers roared into 1he hill s will) aid for lhe soarving and Cenlral Am<rican leaders faced the lask of rebu ild ing afler Hurricane Milch set their cou ntries back 50 year<. . The pre>idents of fou r naoions appealed 10 lenders and crd litor. for help in the aftermath of a s1orm that laid Iheir ec1inomie> lo v.:asle and took im estimated 10.000 li ves. : " In 72 hours, we lo>1 whal we had buill. liule by liule. in 50 years. ·• lionduran President Carlos Flores l'acusse said Monday afler a summit fn Comalapa. 25 miles soulh of the c~pilal. He called his coun1ry's $4.2 · billion debl " unpayable ." around the world were rushing Ions of aid Monday 10 tens of thousands isolated in Hondura< and Nicaragua. Hundreds of Honduransswarmed around three U.S. Army Chinook helicopters lhal .delivered 16tons of food and medicines Monday 10 a soccer field in Yoro, 80 miles north of T egucigalpa: Like countless towns ..across the region . Yoro needs food and drinking water. has had power and.sewer lines knocked out and is isola\ed by roads · buried under landslides. U.S. military engineer> were helping repair roads, bridges and waler systems. and priva1e charities senl doclors into remote regions. An eslimated 6,000 people were killed in Honduras, the country hard- esl hit by Milch. Most of the farm sector wa< destroyed. said Chiquita Brands l'nlernational, which owns or controls half of Hondura.- 50,01XJ acres _of banana farms. The company is contributing mil lions lo provide aid and build infraslructure, said Sieve Warshaw, president and chief opera1 ing officer. "The effect< of this tragedy will ere-· ate hardships in Hondura< for years lo come," he said. · The Honduran Educalion Ministry canceled 1he sehool year in the seven provinces hil hardest by Mitch, which wiped oulatlea<t315 Sfhools. Milchalsowasan "ecologipldi sasler" Ihal caused ir~eversible Jam age to delicate forests and mangrove 128 a mpnJb Heat Pumps Aa Low As 138 a month , "'Free 5 Parts Warranty Air Conditioners Aslow As *Free Digital Tharm9stat "'Free Estimates BENNffi'S :HEATING & COOLING "Wiaere Q11alily Doe,n '1 Cod More" 740~9416• Public GOP steps up attacks il.l scholarly -debate over impeachment ,_ . • Meigs . ~ - : WASHINGTON ' (AP) -,-- House , J_\Jdic.iary Commiuee Republicans. sending a message that they' re nol shaken by e lection losses, are inoen!lifying auacks on Democrats who lielieve . lyi ng aboul sex is not an i}npeachable·offense. . : Republicans are even considering expanding i mpeachmenl hearings oiex t week by calling Presidenl Clinion' s closesl White House ad• isor. Bruce Lind.•ey. T~is possibility aroso :ifler lhe Supreme Court on· Monday (efused 10 shi eld Lindsey from quesrioning by prosecutors on what conversations he had with Clinlon r<:garding Monica Lewinsky. . "We're talking , aboul it, yes ," cnmmiuee Chairman Henry Hyde , RIll.. said. less than a week after ~n nouncing thai Independent Coon oe l Kenneth Starr would be lhe only major wi tness when hearings begin lying over a sex ual affairconsloiUtcJ Nov. 19. an impeachable offense. . Despile 1he loss of five House " If thi s is impeachable conduct seats in la.o week's election and poll s we have now turned ohe precedents of showing lhe public wan(s lo put an · impeac hm enl on their head," said end lo the Lewinsky mauer. Hyde Rep . John Conyers of Michigan . said Monday his commiuee .was senior Democrat on the commi uee. duty-bound 10 proceed. "What should we sny" on parties · "I Jon' I inlerpretlhe elef:lion as a in courf 'for an adu llery case ? asked veto of our efforts," Hyde said . Rep. Bob Ingli s, R-S .C. "Lie if you Added Rep. Asa Hulchinson. R- wi sh'! Shall we say,t9 ohem lhal the Ark ., " I did not see any change in rule of law jusl doesn't mauer in mood" among commiuee Re_publi - Soulh Carolina. hecause they can lie cans. f{cpublicans and Democrals 1es1, ed their Jivergent messages Mpnday ala grueling . 10-hour Judi ciary subcommiitee hearing on the history of impeachment Bolh sides had their supporters among lhe 19 prn!'e ssnrs of'histo.ry. political science and law, who debated whether presidential Coun~y ·Court The following cases were senled reslitution; Donald J. Hanning, Tupiecentl y in lhe Meigs Counly Court 1 pers Plains, expired registralion. $ 15 Of Juuge Patrick H. O'Brien. plu>•cclsls; CarlaJ. Soewart, Ruoland , • Fined were: Scot! K.. Ashcraft, wmngful entruSiment, $100 plus Racine, seal bell, $25 · plus costs; cosls, 10 Jays jail suspended, one C hristopher Lane, Middleport. year. probation; expi;eJ plaoes, $20 plus costs; TamBeverly L. Sexlon, Alhens, speed, · my S. Bobb, Pome roy. e•pired reg- $20 plus costs; Phillip McCpurl, . iMralion. $20 plu s costs: Tommy D. Middleport, .driving under FRA susP,Idkins, Syracuse, domest ic violonce, pension. $200 plus costs, three Jays $100 plus cosls. 30 Jays jail sus- jail and $100 suspended. if va lid OL J!"n!led to two days . one year pruba- presented wilhin 90 days; fictitious tion. reSirai ning order issued : Jason tags, $20 plu s cosls ; Donald .W. Bar))laler. Pomen>y, po-sess ion, $50 plus oon. Hamden, speed, costs only : costs: po.- .essio n of drug parapher- James Gibbs. Racine, seal be ll . $50 ,nalia, $75 plus cosls; driving under plus coSis : Shawn Whiltekind . ;fi nancial respo nsiblily aclion sus ~ Pomeroy, DUI. $600 plus cos ts. I0 yens ion. $20ftpl us costs. ·10 Jays jai l . Jays jail suspended 10 three days. 90tm~pended to three Jay.o,;, two years day OL suspe nsion. one year proba~robatiq n . 60 days vehicle imoimhi- lion : driving under suspensio n. $2(MJ li1.atinn : failure to signal , co,sts only : plus costs. 10 days jail suspended to Mop ~ ig n . costs only: driving ,under three days cun<.·urrcnt, one year'proFRA -.u,pen..;ion, $200 plus cos ts. ]0 b:ltion : failure to ..:ontrol . costs only : da)\ jail \ uspenued 10 seven days. Randall L Brown, Pomeroy, failure • ~·'' )e"" probaoion. 180-day ve hicle to control. $20 plus cosos: immoh diLaiLOn : Donald L. Edwards, Pomeroy, : Londu Luudcrmilt. Middl cpor(. open con la iner. $25 plus cos ts; disOm ong un!ler the inlluence. , $H50 orde rly co nduct. $25 plu s cos ts : plu, LD\ l "'. 3fJ day')· J il l I ~ u\penUed to improper Iran spurt of a firearm , _t.:O!<.ls, .•r . lO d<t)'l. one ye ar ope rator's l i,,:cn~e two years probation, -,jx, months jail · ,usponiO<Jn. YO-day ' chocle immobi - •u•pended to 30 days: DUI , $ 1,(K)() ' l11 a1um. two y c<.~r.., prohatiun : dri ving plu~ C.:O\h, two yc ar" OL su ~ pen si on, un!lt r f· R~ ' "'pension. cos!< , 30 >ix momhs jail >u>pended to 30 days. d:J.)" J;.u\ \ U., pcmkd to 10 th.ty., con ~ two ye ars probation; dri ving under u m cnt: Mattht."w \ Gu trdl. Middle -,. su spen~ion . Cthh , ~ix fnunth" jail ~us ­ pon. DUI. ~ K 50 plu1 cos\\, 30 day• pended to 30 Jay s concurrenl. two J ~ l l .,u.,pcnJetJ to 10 day". on~ .year years probat ion; Em nmn 'i A. : U L ' "' pen sion . two yeaf\ prubation : · McConihay. Bidwell . DUI . ~K5 0 plus _. Jloall lla L Gr_ee n.Shadc, DUI. $K5ll cosiS,IOdaysjai l suspendetllolhree plu!» ~.: o~ t -,. 10 Jay... Jail -,u~ pcn c..lc~ to days. 90-day OL su.. p~n ~ inn . on~ ohrec day <. 90-day OL suspension. ycm pruh;ttion , jail and $550 susn ne year pmbation. jail anu ~55 0 sus- pended upon comp lelion of residcn · J?.CndcJ upun com~ l c llon of rcsidcn- tial trc::utmcnl program : Armin Seibllaltn.:atnlcnl program : f;Ji lurc to dri- en. Kitchencr. On1ario. assurl!c..l clear vc wHh in markeJ lane .. , co~ls only; di stan..::c:: ahead. $20 plus costs: A11gela Me Daoud, Gu; sville , theft Robby J. Roush, Mason, W.Va .. \OOSI\ , III day s Jaol suspended , one DUI. $H50 plus cos ts, I() duys jail year prohat1on. 40 huurs co mmunit y suspende'J tn three days. lJO-day OL scrvke: . ~ uspen s illll, one yl!ar probat i(>n, 1hrec Nicho la s 1'. Soonpson; Guysvi lle. days jail and $550 su,speryded upon th ef1 . l.:Ost~. 10 day s' jail s u ~ pt=ndt!d, completion of 'r t!~ iLi e ntial treatment i111c 7car pn~ hatinn : 40 hours corn ~ program ; Crystal Stewart, Pon)erny: rnunny scrvt(.:e: M1chat:l A. Ca:-,to. thl! ft . $ 100 plus co-;ts, six. months j ail Albany. theft. ~..· os t 'i. 10 day~ jail su~ ~ suo..:pcndcd to time served. \W( l ycar"i pt=ndcU. une yt:ur pwhation. 40 hours probnti on : Thom;.1s A. Guthrie. Elyr~:nmmunity ~~ rvkc; Angda K. Mus!». ia. DUI. $K5 0 plus costs. )()d ay. . jail Syracuo..:t:. p<t ...'iing h;1d chcc b.. $25 .'-.U'>pt! lld~tl to 10 days. one year OL plu."' I.' Cl ... l s . th ree daysjai l .. u..;pl!ndcd. su.;pl!n,ion. one ycar.prohation: l.y nn re,titutrnn nn.Jcretl ; Gt:urgt: W. Brid - E. N;tge l. Fairview Park . wrnngr"ul le~. PDmcroy. pa."ising bw..l c he ~ k s. cntrustnu: nt. $ 100 plu-; co, t o.; , fi v.: $15 plu.'> costs, thret: days jai l -, us· day . . j ai l . . u s p~ ildcd . onl! YL'ar prDbapl!ndcd. rdti tution: Paula Ga~to~. lion; Timothy T. Kh::in. Pomcr''Y· .. ~:at Middl eport. pass ing bad c heck>. $25 be ll , $25 plu' cnsh: Vicko L Wheel· plus r o..: ts. three duysjuil su:-. pendt:d, cr. R ~u..: in ~J ~ p~t:U . $.10 plu s ..::o~t ... menl lawsuit against Clinlon, sig, in Washington?" In other devclopmen.IS Monday: Stephen B. Presser, a professor of • Clinlon wa< inlerviewed by Jus- naled in Ja.nuary she believed Mrsc legal history at Northwestern Uni· tice Department investigalol)i looking Jones had a weak case and ofti:red 10 vers ity. agreed that "the law is a inoo whether he beneliled illegally encourage her 10 accept a settlement:· The White ' House renewed its seamless web. and once you begin from Democratic Party, issue ads eroding it you begin to erode every- during hi s 1996 re-election bid. Clin- call to end the impeachment inquiry thing ." · 1 ton' s allorney, David Kendall , said quickly. saying the House leadership · Coun1ered historian Arthur the president was cooperaling with struggle could have an impact. " It could create a better environSchlesinger Jr.: "Lying aboul your the investigalion voluntarily. sex life" was "the last thing. surely. 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PATRICIA A. OXYJ!R, ET AL, DEFENDANT. CASE NO. II8-CV-027 NOTICE OF SALE Notice of Bale le hereby given In thle action . Shtrlfl'e Solt hat bttn ttt lor the 1111'1 day of O.C.mber, -1898 11 10:00 A:M. at the CourthOUit. Property haa been · . •pproloed for $32,000.00 and cannot be oold for ltto lban two-thlrdo of lhal omaunl ($2t,333.00). Said property Ia dtocrlbed ao lollowa: Situate In lhe Townehlp of SCioto, Counly of Mllge and Stille of Ohio: Slluote In Stctlon 31, T. 7N, R. 14W of the Ohio Company's Purch11e: BEGINNING at on Iron pin, S. 88' 41' 38" Eaot, 1038.70 feat from the uoumed N.W. corner of Secllan 31; thence along tho South boundory of the Andrew Wllllamo propertX (D.B. 318, Pg. 335), S. 88 41' 39" Eaol, 412.12 leetto lhl center ol carpenteo Hill Roiod (C.R. 10) paaolng on ·Iron pin at 391.12 leal; t~ence along lht center of Carpenter Hill Road (C.R. 10), tho following twa calla: S. 24' 53' Eaot, 98.43 fell, S. 20' 54' 05" Eul, 11.74 feel; thence alonjllha new parcel nne, N. 89 41' 39" Wa1t, •)458.28 fttt lo an· Iron pin palling an Iron pin ltl by lhle eurvey al 21.00 laef; lhenca alonp llie·new parcel line, N. 00 ' 18' 21" Eut, . . Public Notice 100.00 I eel to the point of BEGINNING and conlllntng 1.000 aero. ' FOR LAST SOURCE OF TITLE SEE D. B. 42, Pg. 83 of lho Melgo Counly, Ohio Recorde ol Deeds. 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Monday thru Saturday 9:00·5:30. ,, . ,.. �' Page 8 • The Daily Sentmel Tuesday, November 10, 199~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio NEA Cro..word Puzzle PHU,t,IP ALDER 2 Blacl( Mate Kttlens 6 Weeks Old 740-446-40 19 6 Shepherd 1 Husky Pupptes Also 2 Shorlhatrecl Ktllens 740 388 9839 Gas 7841 heat~ng stove 740 992 House To Be Gtven To Anyone Who Wtlt Tear II Down AM Ae move From Property Call 740 367 7801 0< 740-367.0162 Nme pupp es 5 weeks old 740 142 3602 pols Female It\/& ~n com panion wanted lor ek:l&fiy woman Country setting 60 Lost and Found nomiC Ba ckgrounds Onvers Ll cense High School Graduate Or lost huntmg gear out ol black truck on A•ebel Ad on liJ/30198 7~0 985,3558 Lost White long hatr cat Bur delle Addn area Reward (304) 675 6612 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vlcmlty ALL Yard Selel Mu1t ------------~--Be Paid In Advance QEAQL!NE 2 00 p m the day before tM ad Ia to run Sunday edttlon 2 00 p m Friday Monday edition 10 00 am Saturday Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Yard Sales Must Be P.ald In Advance Deadline 1 OOpm the day before the ad Is to run Sunday & Monday edition· 1 OOpm Friday 80 Auction and Flea Market Rick Pearson Auction Company lu ll lime auctiOneer complete auct1on ser11tee Ueensed lll66 Oh1o & West V1rgm1a 304 773 5765 Or 304 773-5447 Wedemeyer s Auct1on Service Gallpol s OhiO 740 379-2720 90 Wanted to Buy Atlso uta Top Dollar All U S Sll 11er And Gold Coins Proolsets Diamonds Ant que Jewelry Gold Rings Pre 1930 U S Currency Sterling Etc AcquisitiOns Jewelry MTS Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gal lpol s 74()-446 2842 Antiques & Collectables Buy ng 1 P ece Or Estates 740 446 2707 Antiques top pr cas paid River Ina Antiques Pd" maroy Ohio Ru ss Moore o'hnar 740 992 2526 Antiques & clean used turn lure will buy one p~ece or complet e hOuse ho ld Osby Mart1 n 740 992 6576 Clean La te Model Cars Or Tru cks 1990 Models Or Newer Sm1th Bu1ck Pont ac 1900 East ern Avenue Ga hpohs J & 0 Auto Parts Buymg wrecked or salvaged veh cles EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 ' Help Wanted AVON I All Areas Spears 304 675 1429 I Shirley Assistant Manager For Large Fence ns tal al1on Company Re spons1b e Fo Ordenng & Control Ot Mater als Work•ng W•lh Jn stat at10n Crews Heavy Phone Contact With Customers Con Str UCIIOn Industry & Fork l 11t E)( per ence Helpful Math Aptitude ll Strong Or ga n zat•ona Sk•lls A Must $25 000 -.. Benef ts Reloca ton E)(pense Ae1mbur semen1 Send Resu me To Personnel PO Bo)( 247 972 Col umbus OH 43224 7972 EOE ATIENTION Will Pay You To Loose Up To 29 bs (Or More ) 47 People Needed lmmea atelyl Offer Ex p res 11f30/98 Call 740 441 1982 Computer Users Neede d Wor~ Own Hrs $20K $75K !Yr t 800349 7t86 EKI 1173 wwwamp 1nc com DRIVING POSITIONS AVAILABLE Class A OTR Sr ng te Or ver Late Model Ken worths W th Reelers West Coast Came Class B OTR Team Stra•ght Truck Late Mode l Fre1ghtllners W th S eepers Mu st Have A1r Brake Endorseme nts 800 M le AM us Home Delver • For More lntormahon Ca ll BOO 4378764Hrs830AM SPM E)(p Dependat)te D ese t Meehan lc With Own ToG IS Bene! IS Pro vlded Sen d Resume To Me cl'1an c PO Bo)( 109 Ja ckson OhiO 4564 0 guarantee 12yrs on JOb e11pen ·~ 304-815-3887 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No F9e Unless We Win' I 888 582 3345 ' All real estate adverts ng n thrs newspaper rs subJeat to the Federal Fa r Hous ng 15198 GMCAA Is An Equal Op hmrtat on or d scrrmmat on based on race color rehg1on sek famrl at status or natrona! lady looking lor a lady to hve '" and to share.- expenses have n ce nome near Chester Oh call 740-985 3861 Mus t Be Willing And Able To De l iver S..et Up And Move Large Furniture Appliances Full Time Send Resume To CLA 8G)( 458 C/O Dally Tribune 825 Th ~rd A11e Gall Oh 45631 Need 3 ladles To Sel1 Avon! 740 446 3358 Needed Immediately Substitute JaOIIor al Crew Leader lead Worker various sh1lts and hours no phone calls please Appl1ca t10ns available at Me1gs Indus tr1es 1310 Carleton Street Syra cuse OH 45779 Overbrook Center 333 Page Street Middleport has part t1me pos1t1ons lor LPN s AN s & STNA s available for 1111 shifts Anyone Interested please contact Ang•e Halley at 740 992 6472 EOE AN pos1Uon ~vaHable lor an ex penenced ase manager at Rockspr ngs Rehab Illation Can ter E)(per ence m MDS assess ments rehabilitation nurs•ng and the coord nat on of an lnterdlscl plmary team preferred Pos1t10n has flexible scheduhng and excel lent benellt package Must have prior nursing exper ence and be familiar With gerlatnc rehabll tat10n Please send resume to Atleni!On Carol Green ng A N C DON Rock spr ngs Rehab I tat•on Can ter 36759 Rocksp rings Ad Po mercy Ohio 45769 TAX PRE PARERS NEEDED! Ex perlenced Preparers Only Need App y Pay Based Upon E)(per1 ence Ma Detailed Resume And Job Relrences To 1828 Eastern A11enue Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 For Fax 740 446 1889 TEXAS REFIN~RY CORP Needs Mature Person Now In GALLIPOLIS Area Regardless Of Tra•nmg Wnte F C Hopkms Dept S 45631 BoK 711 Ft Worth TX 76101 0711 Wanted Subst•tute Hyglemst lor materftlly leave December 18th through the second week ot Fe bruary E•cellent work1ng cone! bans 1n a modern olhce with great pay Ple ase call 304 773 5620 or send resume to P 0 So)( 3BO Mason WV 25260 140 Business Training Ga l1pol s Career College Spnng Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Accredited Mem ber ACICS Reg 150 •oo 05 12748 Schools Instruction Magic Years Day Care Pre School spaces a11allabte excel lent sk11ls lor your ch ds devel opment Call us lor more lnlorma t1on 304 675 5847 M F 7 30 5 30 170 Miscellaneous Ac:J •t 1llegal to advert se any preference ~ l ocal Truck1ng Company Seek•ng Ouahfled Truck Dr 111ers Good Pay And Benef1ts Send Resume To PO Box 109 Jackson Oh1o 45640 Or Call 1 740 286 1463 To Schedule An lntef'VIeW or g n or any mtent on to make any such preference ltm tat on or 0 scnm natiOn Furmture repair rellnlsh and res torat on also custom orders Oh1o Valley Ret n shmg Shop Larry P.hllllps 740 992 6'576 Georges Portable Sawm 11 don t haul your logs to the m II JUSt call 304 675 1957 Higgs Construchon AoollllQ Sid mg Pa ntmg Aemodelmg Also Tree Cut11ng & landscap ng Comb ned Expe t~ence 15 Years Fu lly In sure d Free Est•ma res 304 674 0056 740 446 3409 We Tear Down Mob•le H omes• (3041 682 3842 W II Work For $4 00 /Hour W•ll Hau l Trash Junk Etc 740 36 7 0140 FINANCIAL 21 o Business Opportunity INOTtcEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends tha t yo ll d o busr ness w1th peopta you know and NOT to send money through the ma I until you have mvest ga ted the oftermg 230 Professional Services llw lngaton 1 Buement Water Proofing all base met t repa rs done tree estimates hlet me guaranlea 2yrs on job expen ence 304 ags 3887 ABANDONED HOME 2 bedroom MObile Home Fur nlshed State Route 1 N bus• ness Distract {7401 446-4263 or (740) 448-()508 Dot.Jble W1de New 1999 Down $237 per mo Free del very & set up l .o8()0.69t 6777 Factory Goofltl Save Thousands Call 1 800-948-5678 large selectiOn of Used homes 2 or 3 l:!edrooms Starting at $2995 Owck delivery Call 740 395 NEW t4x80 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only AI OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304-755 5885 New 16)(80 $500 Down $245 per mo Fee alf skirt 1 800 691 6777 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom includes 6 months FREE ot rent Includes s~ rtlng delu)(e sreps and setup Only $187 08 per month w1th $1075 down Call 1 800 637 323B New bank repos only 2 left ne11 er IM!d 1n calli 800 948 5678 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT Still In Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 2 Bedroom House & 1 20 Acres For Sale In Portland Oh10 $15 000 740 992 1121 5 room and bath fu ll baserpen! also 2 3room apt 304 675 1090 6yr 2 3 bed ooms loft tongue/ groove pe lei stove HPICA ap phances garage spa acre Bula 1111te P1ke 740 367 0286 House & Lol For Sale 2 Bed rooms 1 Ba1h $600 Down W A C Easy Terms Located Near B d well Contact Dav•d 1 600 448 8909 House Stale Route 7 South less Than 10 M1nutes From Downtown Gal pohs Pr 11ate 2 1/2 Acre Lot With Brea\htaklng River VIew Ap pro)( 2 000 SCI Ft 3 Bedrooms 2 1/2 Baths Family Room 2 Fire places Hardwood Flo ors 2 Ca r Garage lot s Of E11.trasl $95 000 00 740 446 9762 Or 740 446 4514 In Gallipolis 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath CA Hardwood F oors lmmed ate Occupancy 740 446 1295 Modern 3 bedroom tiouse 2 baths country k tchan targa 2 car garage on 112 acre lot Tuppers Pia ns Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 3511 or 740 667 3304 New br ck Ranch 3 bedroons 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stor age A t Ecec tr c t 1 2A cr ea $127 500 304 675 8959 Three bedroom ranch kitchen w/ appliances bath L A lwn lure curtains 8M20 back deck Out bu•ldmg s c ty wate r blacktop Rd Waterl oo Ad Leon WIJ 304-755-5885 House Tra ler on Broad Run Ad 3br 1 112 baths 2 added on rooms Porch garage Lot 2 AI C s household tems $15 000 304 882 3426 Used smge WJde around $10000 per month call i 800 948 5678 We Fmance Land & Home W1th As LUte As $500 Down t 606 92-8 3426 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths ,$229/Mo t BOO 383 6862 340 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $500 Down on any 14)(70 In stock hmlled number free dellv ery Cal 1 BOO 691 6777 $999 Down on any 98 mQ del Doublew de n stock Free Oehv ery Cal 1 BOO 691 6777 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Oller t 800 383 6862 14 Ft X 76Ft lndiBS H OUSfl 2 B drms 2 Baths Ut1l ty Room Pantry Closet 740 992 542a •h70 lnd es House mob•le home tw o bedroom two bath u1111 1y room pantry closet 740 992 ~428 1969 Co mmunlly mobtle home 12x56 asll. ng $2300 740 S43 5310 days or 740 84 3 514 ? alter 5pm 4313 74().446-0879 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Pa1d NO PETS Bulavllle P1ke 740 388 1100 3 Bedroom Tra•ler In B dwell No Pets Call For Information 740 682 7849 slble water & sewer prov•dec:l to tal electric balh & hall H ud voucher accepted Racme area Southern School 0 stnct 740 949-4602 N1ce Trailer Secluded Lot Near Btdwe11 Porter 1 Bedroom 740 441-Q720 Beaut ful R1ver V1ew 198 R1ver Street Kanagua Depos1t Reier ences No Pe1s 740 441 0181 Foster Trailer Park Two (2) Bedroom Mobile .Home Route 218 $300/Mo Rent $300 Depos 1t .,_ References Requ1red 740 963-4607 'r'wo bedroom trailer for rent call 740 949 2067 Two bedroom partially furnished near Leon mam road $200 de post $200 month call 740 446 1930 after 6 00 pm 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur n sh~d and unturn1shed security deposit reQuired no pets 740 992 2218 t Bedroom Economical Gas Heat W/0 Hook Up Near nema $279/Mo Plus Utilities Deposit & lease Requ red 740 446 2957 c 2 Bedroom $425 00 Month In eludes Water $100 Oepos•t' No Pets I Fourth Ave 740 446 3436 or 740 446 1637 2 bedroom fur apt dep + ret North 4th A11e Mtddleporl Oh o 1 304 882 2566 2 Bedroom Town house Style In Gall polls Wtth Ap Hoo,k: Up Depos it $375/Mo 740 441 Commerc1al Oltl'ce or Reta1l 87 M II Sl M•ddleport 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Bu1tdmg 740 992 6250 AcQUISII ons (nel<t cloor) 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Cent ral Heat /Air On F•rst Avenue Ava table No1ember 15th Refer ences Depost 740 446 1079 49 3/4 Acres On Ward Road In Gall1a And Me gs County Ap pro)( 5 Acres Ch~an Rest In 2566 Scen1c Valley at Apple Grove WV BUild ng tot s s ng te wldes accepted pubt•c wa te r 20 minutes from new Buffalo Bndge on Jerry s Aun Rei Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 Several 5 acre parcels remote beaut1lu and Me1gs County Sc1 pw Twp SR 892 Uust ott SA 143) owner I nanc1ng ($1800 per acre) cau tor good map 740 593 8545 360 Real Estatl!i Wanted ' We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 Anthony Land Co RENTALS 410 Houses lor Rent 2 bedroom house in Pt Pleasan t $350 00 t dep 304 675 1724 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dr~ve from $279 to $_358 Walk to shop & movie s Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous•ng Opportun ty Downstairs Apa r tmen t Water Paid 91 Cedar Street Galllpol s NO PETS 740388-1100 For Lease One 9edroom Apt 762 Second Ave $250 00 Month Plus Secunty And Key Depos11 Relrence Required 740 446 4425 .... Furmshed 4 Rooms & Bath Com pletE!Iy Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smokmg Ref erence & Depos1t ReqUired Also Fur mshed 2 Rooms & Bath Up stans 740 446 1519 Furnished Upsla rs Apartment Close To Downtown Gallipolis Also 3 Room Cottage Refrences And Depos 1 740 446 1158 Ni c:e 2 bedroom all ut1l pa id ref+ depoSit 304 675 4302 N1ce 2 bedroom apt appliances furniShed ref -tdep 304 675 N ce Clean 2 bedroom refe r~nc Washer /Dyer Hook Upl 304 675 5162 2 bedroo m un fu rnished 507 112 2nd S New Haven 304 675 3469 Now Taki ng Ap pl cat ons 35 Wast 2 Bedroom Townh o use Apar tment s Inc udes Wale Sewage Trash $295 /Mo 740 Eft c en.t cl ean two bedroom depos t references no pels 30 4 675 5162 House For Rent Patriot A ea 740.446 4569 Afte 5 PM Mobtle home SIIB available bet ween A1hens and Pomeroy call 740 365-4367 Household Goods Appl ances Recond•lioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refri grators 90 Oa~ Guarantee' French C1t~ Maytag 740 446 7795 740-446-()231 , AKC Yorkshire ~ ShOIS and wormed ready to go $350 male f $400 lemale 304-895- 3926 Used Furmture Store Balow Hoh day \nO In Kanauga Twin Beds Complete 5115 Full Beds Com plate '135 Hutch $75 Dressers Couche$ 740 446 4782 Antiques Buy or sell River ne Anttques 1124 E Mam Street on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T w 10 00 am to600pm Sunday tOO to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moo e owner Oak wash stand $200 00 cherry din ng table and corner hutch $1 000 Cherry bed and chest $400 00 304 675-4212 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise WARMUP! ,. Furnace Heat Pumps & A1r Con d1tlonmg Free Estimates' II You Don I Ca I Us We Both lose! 740 446 6306 1 800 291 0098 adult orange wilh pedigree $150 74().696 1085 ' pups 74().992 9989 AKC Registered Yellow Lab Pups 1st Shots & Wormed $250 Each 740-2-733 AKC Aegtstered Yorkshire Terner Pupp1es 1st Shots Wormed Vet Checked Also CFA Registered Himalayan Persian Klnens 740 367 nos r1es S75 {2 female- 1 male) black $65 (4 males ) 740 949 2128 evenongs Church pews for sale 12 twelve fool 4 ten foot $200 each 740 949 2217 Electoc Scooters Wheelchairs New And Used Sta1rway El~va tors Wheelchair And Scooter llts Bowman s Homacare 740 446 7263 E)(tra large Sold Oak Ch•na Cab met 4 Years Old Paid $1 200 Will Take $600 Parlee! Condition Hardy Outs de Woodbur nmg Stoves 740 245 5688 JET AERATION MOTORS Repa red New & Rebuilt n Stock CaW Ron Evans 1 800 537 952a large lo ad Of New leather Coatsl Woodyard s M1n Mall Bolh Local ens In Galli pol s And Pt Pleasant 740 446 2579 Or 304-882 3416 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 6515 •• New Transmission 740 992 6976 French City Pel Grooming by Ap pomtment "Ultra Wash Bathing S~slem• 650 Second Ave Galli poliS 740 446 1528 1993 s 1a Pick Up Tahoe Pack age 2 86 Cylinder Excellent Co,ri dllton 740..245 5672 Quaker Parrot Mate Appro• 3 Ysars Old With L~rge Cage & 97 Ford ranger 5 speed trans ; miSSIOn au rally wheels co player 17 000 m11es asking Seven wQek old rabbi! hounds $25 each 740 949 2281 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 160 A Barko Loader/CTR Saw buck E~cellent Condit ion 740 682 7318 24 USED TRACTORS IN STOCK F nancmg As Low As 6 9% With John Dee re Credit Approva l On use(! Tractors Carmichaels Farm & lawn <jlalllpolls Ohio 740 446 2412 Or 1 800 5941111 Also See The New 4000 Series CompacL Ullily Tractors Several In Slock For Aes dent at And Comme rc1al Lawn Equ pment Compact Utllly Tra ctors From 20 To 39 HP All Sizes Of 4 WO And 2 WD Farm Tra ctor s Hey Equ ipment John Deere Sk d Steer loaders Check With U~ About Finan cing On Lawn Tra ctors And low Rate Fl nanc1ng On New And Used Equ1pment CarmtcMel s Farm & Lawn Gallipolis OH 740 446 24121 aoo 5941111 620 Wanted to Buy 40 Aces mil Suitable lor Hunting m Galha County or surrou nd ng area on Land Contra ct Write to CLA 459 % Gall polls Dally Trib une 825 Third Ave Gallipo lis Oh 45631 Livestock Pu rebred S•mmental cows Slm mental/Be glan blue cro ss cows Angus cross herd bull 740 949 Vans 94 S 15 Jimmy loaded very sharp new tires automatic 4 .3 Vortec CFt $12 000 080 740 742 7200 or 74Q..742 2675 1980 1990Trucks$100 $500 Pollee Impounds All Makes A11a1iabte I 800-290 226~ X 3901 ~~ ;i ~~ vi At./... •t THE BORN LOSER ,.. r DID ~EWL 9916 Gl~£ YOO 1993 Chevy C 20 Short Wheel Base Con11ers •on Van Excel Cond1t1on New Wheel5 And T ires Maintenan ce Up To Date $6 000 00 740.441 1013 ml\1 DO 01~1'< t \(>..!(£ lW-.ITO~ ~1\(.N '* 1 ~, ·No' 7 T~ ~1~(.7 86 lsuzu truck $800 00 304 88!' 3273 7 40 Motorcycles 1994 YZ125 Racing O~rtblke Ex eel enl Condition New Tires New Overhaul $1 500 740 379 269.5 THEY PUi WP..R, I'\ORE 95 4 wheeler kaw asakl 22.0 buoy just li ke new $2 000 304 662 3652 IN THEIR ~<:RUt.~ t-\\DWAY "'TH~OUC,H. iHE. 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MSS.t.C:II.E I 750 Boats & Motors -~, for Sale 1976 Minnie Wlnme Motor Home Type C 460 Ct engine Air Gas Heat MicroWave Sleeps 4 batti Shower /Tub (304) 675 2192 A lalfa orchard grass & clover RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackso n Oh o 1 800 537 9528 We buy anti ques and parti al or complete estates baby Items and old Flestaware Jean s Furn iture & Antiques Tue sday thr ough Fr day 11 am 4pm 145 North Sec and Middleport Wood Coa Burner King Stove: & Wood li>r Sale 740 256 1424 One bedroom apartment In Mid dl epon all ut 1111es pad $100 de pos11 $270 mont h call 740 992 7B06 Bam Spm 550 Ta a Townhouse Apartments Very Spac ous 2 Bedroqms 2 Floors CA 1 1/2 Bath Fully Car peted Pat o No Pets Lease Plus Secunty Oepos•t Requ red 740 446- 3481 2 STEEL BU~LDINGS 30x36 Was $7 238 Set $4 238 SOx tOO Was $25 800 Sell $16 BOO Never Put Up Can Deliver 800 379 3754 Twm R 11ers Tower now acc ept1ng app •ca!Jons for t br HUD subs•d zed apt lor elderly and nand capl)ed EOH 304 675 6679 Bloc:k brick sewer prpes wind ows lmtels etc Claude Wtn,ters Rio Grande OH Ca 740 245 5121 Building Supplies 1985 Dodge Ar ies Clean AJr low Miles 34 Ml Per Gallo n 34 coo Actua l M res Books $700 More $1 100 080 740 446 1127 19B5 Tran s A m 30 5 mul ti port fuel injection au toma tic transmls slon t tops PVV POL AC 11 t with cru1se co ntrol OW new thes runs good pear l wh ite eKter or 'gray in!enor $2500 080 740 843 5283 1987 Dodge Aries 4 Cyli nder Auto Air 11 3 000 M tes $700 OBO 740 256-1233 1988 Bonneville LE maroon 4ctr new I es & brakes good. cond $3.200 304 675 5792 after Spm &:lllll OF CARiiLAiOe CRYIN6 IM 1988 Camara T tops Needs Mola r And F ont End Work 1989 Camara 5 Speed Loaded $3 500 Buys Both 740 367 0414 1988 Ford Crown VI ctoria to se 1 740 742 2780 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional •fallme guarantee local referen ces furnished Es tabl lshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs 1740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers WaterprOQimg "II 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refngeration Re sidential or co mmercial wiring new se rv ce or repa~rs Master ll nsed elec tri cian Ridenou r WIJ 000306 304 675 1786 type -del 22 Declala Easl Paaa Weol Pus Pass Norlb 2 NT 4• 4 NT 5NT Pass Pass + p .... Pau 6+ Pass 6• Pas• Pass 5 -Hively n...solf!O wed 24111-bodlng 25 Real event 26 Butter subslttute XtHotUcolot 29 SaloonS 300111....... 31 Spike ond Pass 37~ 38 UN COUpontl I-s-.. m,._ From the British Isles 41 Mre T"'""'n 42.-wallan fish 43 Rolls-te By Phillip Alder There are lhree monlhly bndge magazmes pubhshed '" England The oldesl IS Br1dge Magazme, wh1ch began'" May 1926 In a largepage format. 111s a1med pnmanly al lhe lournamenl player, but does mdude some gOod an1cles lor lhe less capable And Ills wonh the mon ey JUSI 10 read Dav1d B1rd s art1cles aboul the monks of S1 Titus The mona.•lery's best player as everyone except lhe Abbol would tell you, 1s Bro Lucms How d1d he declare th1s s1x heart conlract0 Wesl leads the club queen True, you and your partner woulq be m s1x no-trump. wh~eh shouldn'l lest anyone In 1h1s aucuon.1wo clubs was strong. an1ficmt and forcmg Two no-lrump prom1sed a balanced e1ght plus Four clubs was a cue-b1d showmg 1he club ace and a gOod heart Iii There appear to be 12 ea.•y tncks one spade SIX heans four diamonds and one club Yet how do you cash those fou• d1amond lrt< ks now lhul dummy s Side su11 entry has gone I LU<IUS tound an eleganl solulron Afler wmnmg Wllh dummy s club ace he called tor a low club and d1s· <arded the d1amond queen (The Abbol would have lhrown a flamboyam ace-- 1fhe had thought ollhe play) 45 G""'" rock Luctus .~o;;:.. 47 Loch- 49BrokabrMd 50W-IUII 52\1~ 53 Ethl by Luis Campos ~Cipher CfYPIOgram• ant cr•st«tlrom..QUOWIIOOI ~ famous~ pasl and prneffl Eech ten.i in the C!pl'ler etandl tor anochei Today's clue N «<UiJII Y DOBD DCBJZRBCPJXN w HD Z VLXO, U M CD 0 J MD UMCF HZ XWPBCWN UCHDDPJ HZ UOBD ' YHWHECPP H'Z WHY P D0 P XMLJDZ XPWHJP y PREVIOUS SOLUTION "II they look away our slocks and gave us brooms wed s1111 have foghls" - (Hockey player) Ph1l Espos!IO IAMI '=~;t:~' S@\\(llA-l&t.tfs~~ I POLLAN _:.;_________ WORD l~lto~ ~y 0 four CLAY leHers of lhe Kromb'-d words be- Rearrange low to form four slrnpfe words L 0 H L WY E NDXI won the c.hamond return cashed lwo of h1S top hearts unblocked hiS remammg d1amond honor played a heart lo dummy s kmg .mtl tl!Scarded hiS spade losers on I he Jack- I 0 ot diamonds The annual subscnpuon. wnh Ulr· marl to New York Cny " $60 T(l go onhne lo subs.nbe, www bridgemagazme co uk title CELEBRITY CIPHER I' I I NA RGT I ~~ A def1c1t s1ghed the h:4__,1,..-"'1-"'j'-.-l---l~ down and out fellow " 1s what _ _ t _ _ __ you have when you haven t .--.,...,,-;--,--:::--:::-=-c.; as much as when you had - I THIBGR 1--T,-.,,6.---.1---.1-.,1,..7~ Q. ~~mplele I . • • • . . !he chuckle quoled by f II ng 1n the "us5 ng words you develop from step No 3 below r r r I' ~~~~E~~~~E~ETTERS I' I' I' 1 IIIIIIII ' NOVEMBER10I LA~Gil'llUT 22Ft Ye t owstone Campe r Fu l l~ Self Conta ned Perlect Condlllon 1 A ubber Roof $2 295 00 OBO 740 379 2706 Pr~fe ss onal 20yrs expenen ce w1tn all masonery br ck block. & stone Also room addlt ons ga rages etc Free estimates 304 p- 23 8oulb 2• J• !TUESDAY ~t~ INI> ~ll "1\-IE. L~\)Strro.: 1 ~~'Ail. 1\lt 6323 10Now 39~- 21Statasof I love to read bumper st1ckers One that brought a smrle to my face read "A Penny P1ncher Will Let The Rest of The World GO BUY I 1993 Mountaineer 5th Wheel Camper 36 With 16 Slide Wash er Dryer Gen Excellent Condl tlon 740-441 0519 C&C General Home Main tenence Pa nt ng vinyl Sldlng ca rpentry doors windows baths mobile home repa r and more For free estimate call Chat 740 992 9 Slrlpllng 19 Bring court action SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Debate - Flown- Lymph - Sludge- GO BUY <;,() ~W</IIJ'lf>UGIII Appliance Parts And Service Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex per ence A Work Guaranteed Fre noh City Maytag 740 445 7795 11._s ~ 12TVanlenna 6 ~f'!:S:.~1R LETTERS TO OUT ~NN' SERVICES Wa ter! l"'e Specia l 3/4 200 PS I $21 95 Per 100 1" 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 A Bra ss Com pression F tttngs In Stock 311~=l-. 371rona • 1983 Motor Home 56 000 Miles In Good Shape 740 367 7093 er 740 367 7070 810 - eoftlmuna 5 AdorMwray IShNWd 7 !.-..bar • Psyc:hlca.tter and . Campers & Motor Homes f~rst cuttmg $150 bale can 740 1984 Aed Ponllac F era 4 Speed Runs Great $1 500 Call AnyUme 740 388 8099 351n- Auto Parts & Accessories 760 790 Want ed advert sing collectibles Coke Pepsi etc mct ud1ng old t n s1gns 740-992 5053 •K8742 Summers not overt Kawasaki STS Jet ski st II under warranty lh ree seater 83 horsepower bought new July ot 97 thrae matching Kawasaki ski vests and trailer all go with U Priced to sell $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 94Q 2045 Will cons1der trade for a good pontoon boat 640 Autos for Sale ii wiS~ING TO I~ ,r A FL.Y Otol T~t FbiE-~ New gas lanks & body parts 0 & R Aura R play WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800-273 9329 TRANSPORTATION ii 113 l>OWM~NT~l> INSTANC~S Of YOU 19 86 Ford Aerostar Van E)(cel lent Cond11ion $1 500 740 388 Pygmy goats for sale 6fla billy $45 4 nanny s all breed $65 each cal 740 985 4190 Hay for sale one mile north on At 2 $quare Bates $1 00 $2 oo Saturday only 304 675 4869 l.'M SO/Cfi.Y, fl,, BUT l. tMV~ ~ R longaberger Baskets 1995 Tulip 1997 Petunia 1995 Spring 1995 large Berry 1997 Fathers Day Call 740 446 8951 Not Home Leave Message 985 4249 • & 4-WDs 2622 Hay & Grain FRANK & EARNEST $8 000 304-67..3230 730 33 " - ' - ' 34 c-toan Schnaklar 40 Oak nut Body Been Z Barled $3 300 OBO t 993 Ford Ranger 5 speed 4 cy Iinder excellent con<hllon $4000 740 742 2370 Srand $150 740 4415-0039 • Q 9 5 .. 3 • 9 a5 2 oiRuula Opemng lead • Q Good Shape $2 500 OBO 1964 Blazer New Motor With 1 Year' Ta med Hand Feed cockatiels Babi8S 304 882 3436 710 PARSON ! ! AM I fiLAD TO see YOU I 82 S 15 GMC good condlt1bn , $1000 744).9-49 2040 • 740 367 0414 leave Message -- 4-3ActreM Vulnerable Ne1ther Dealer: South 92 Olds ,._chS'Jia 4 Door' Cru1se am/fm T 1tled 1n Ohio $3 ooO Warranty DOWN • 5 87 bUick centu1y 4 door V 6 auto 51 000 304-882 3652 720 Trucks lor Sale 2011a1- 32 At--for tAKQ 1992 Subaru Legacy E•cellent Condition $4 400 74().388-9305> . '*' 17 "' UUlsslol) a fo• 51 Glouy 1 11 Bring Into ploy 57 Plural of llr Eat • A J 3 • A Q J 10 7 6 74().24..9652 304 675 5926 Ol d Records 78 Records 150 Each 33 Record s 150 Each B Track Un•t With Approx 400 Tapes S60 Take s All 740 446 2857 51~.::~ MOlle-ss u- • panc11 1 Morays 2--ntl Soulh 1992 Otds 88 Roya le 92 000 Miles New T~res Loaded Good COnditiOn $6 500 00 Evemngs Budget Pr~ced Transm1sslonif and Engines All Types Access To Over 10 000 TransmiSSions 740 245 5677 Nice l<lng Size WaterbEid W th He adboa rd Mirror Complete Dresser With M•rror N1ghtstand 740 379 2720 AFTER 6 PM 48T-clly (coi:kUI1) A 9 6 tOJ 1993 Chevy 2500 4 WO 66 000 Miles 740 379 2451 ... 630 • 1992 Dynasty one owner call CHRISTMAS P'UPPIES I While Toy Btchln Frlse $250 00 Possl ble Oeii\IEiry 740-379 9061 Your Area John Deere Deater Grubbs Plano lun ng & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Cal the plano Dr 740 446 4525 ~ 21 Aged 25 Predict 28-by • J 10 7 4 1991 Chrysler New Yorker 5Jh Avenue Excellent CondrUon • $6 000 QB0 74().,388 9918 I 1989 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Edition Loaded 58 000 Miles $5 700 House Trailer $5 800 740 245 9239 740.446 3292 Extra N1ca U sed Furntture Ap p t1anc es Dmette 1s Freezers Beds Refngerators Stoves Washers Dryers Etc 740 446 4039 740 446 1004 1990 Grand Prix 2 Coors V 6 Automalic E11. ce11ent Con d IIO!!j $2 895 1990 Cavalier $2 19::.: Cook Motors 740-44&-o103 CFA Pers Jan Hlm@layan K1ttens Blue & Seal Point 'Born 918.198 AI Shots & Extremely Ftutfy 740 245 9239 250 Gatton Plas t c Water Tank Stapled To Fll P1ck Up Never Used$150 740441 1358 1J 10,. • 8 6 4 • K 54 1979 Chevy Heavy 1/2 Ton In' Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sat 11 6 Fi sh Tank & Pel Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Point Pleas ant 304-675 2063 1 Crypt & Plats $350 740 367 7864 3 Piece L1vmg Room Su te 1 Year Old Green Brown Beige $150 740 446-0440 1990 Geo Metro New Clutch And Head')a•keL $1 500 00 080 740-' 446-:1407 74().992 2663 AKC male Pomarantan young Auatrallan •hepherd pupa me GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 VIne Street Call 740 446 7398 I 888 818 0 128 530 A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Featuo ng Hydro Bath Oon Sheets 373 Georges Cr eek Rd AKC Reg1stered mrn1 dachshund MERCHANDISE 510 beautiful AKC Mini ature Dachshunds pupp1es lookmg for llvmg home-s 2 black & tan re males 1 red mlle $20 0 eacll ready to go 7 40-992 3265 New owner has 2 bedroom apt ready to rent In Pt Pleasant 304 6752117 2 bedroom house St At 7 south ol Midd leport S250 month y trash & water m~luded 740 992 2524 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM S4 000 local Gov 1 & Bank Aepo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 460 Space lor Rent Crt of lrtumpll ~ 3 Grac ous llvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V llaga Manor a,nd R 11erslde Apartments m Middle port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Opper tun ties 4302 :l bedroom house on RT 2 ctose ro the locks I shell plant no Hue! 304 57&2642 Ctrcle Motel lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Cmemax Showt1me & O l sne~ Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates ConstructiOn Workers Welcom e 7<40-441 5698 740-441 5167 High.... ·13-::=....... 1 7 11-- 16 It Cante Tratler 740 379 2436 Beech St Middleport 2 br fur apt ut I pd dep + ref 304 882 2 bedroom House lor Rent n New Haven 1304)-675 8768 2 br central a r/11eat 1 ca r ga rage kit tu rn shed In the Point P easa nt area $300 00 mon -.. dep 304 675 3230 Furnished Rooms For Sale Fill Dirt Will Delver 304 675 6734 188 aces ot eMcellent develop able land With a panoram1c 11lew of the City of Pomt Pleasant the Ohio Rwer and the vallen and h1lls on both sides of the river The property Includes several secluded wooded s1te A new e1gh mch water hna has been run 11'1rough the property Owners would l1ke to sell the ant re tact Call (304 ) 675 1612 and ask for Bob Mess ck or Ca lf John Wise man at (304) 675 5485 Commercial Or Resident al Tr pte lot W1th Income In Crown City On Route 7 $49 900 740 256 1426 450 FIREWOOD Cut Sp lt De l•veredl ~a red 740 446 6566 Chad 740-446 1271 350 Lots & Acreage Woods $30 000 740 388 9105 740-.o:IOO 3 bedroom handiCapped acces Business and Bulldmgs $39 900 I 600 486 8555 Well cared lor ranCh style bed room home ~ new roof and ca rpet l ots of extras pnced at $34 000 304 675 7693 call alter 5 pm or leave a message POSit No Pets 740 446 1637 74(}.446-3437 2 Bedrooms $375/Mo Plus Ut1h t1es & Deposit No Pets 740 446 !141M MEDIATE OISPOSALII 3 bedroom co untry kitchen l1v nglfam1ly 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 1/2 acres t:ountry set ttng Chester area $46 000 740 985 351 1 :l Bedroom TraHer P1ke $220/ Mo Includes Water I 100 De Oakwood Homes Ba rboursvtlle WV Model Close Out 304 736 3409 6777 Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment ._ Call740.446-9569 2 bedroom trailer n Rac1ne 3 bedroom trailer m Middleport no pets 740 992 5858 Reposessed /Must Sell 2 Brand New R30 Premstallated Prefab Homes H ghest Quality Easy Construchon Never Erected One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 6032 Sacr•llcel 3 bedroom located on Kelly DR Georges Creek RO llv room tam room k•tchen bath laundry room outside storage bulld•ng back ls •de patto new carpet new root sets on la{ge lot with plenty ol trees I lg back yard 304 675 4230 call a!1er 6 pm 2 Bedroom Motute Home $265/ Mo Includes Water & 'Trash $100 Oeposil No Pets lns•de 9621 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free a1r skirt 1 800 691 2 yr old bnck ranch 3 bedrooms 2 baths den woot1 floors 3000 Meadow brook 304 675 7643 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes cur cond1•1oned $260 1300 sewer water and trash mcluded 740 992 2167 5sse Apartments lor flent Po- 1999 close out sale save b•g $$$ 2 3 4 bedroom homes Tn State Homes <S T AlBAN S WV call1 800-948-5678 REAL ESTATE "A L1111e Cou ntry In Town Pnce reduced large restored VICIGnan hOme SI\Liated on 12 acres VII lage of Middleport Secluded pnvate close to schools churches Pr vale brlq ~ ctrcular dnve bnck patio r'nodern kitchen family room w/1 replace 3 4 bed rooms two baths large formal LA/ DR large foyer fou r orlglna stamed glass w1ndows 30 m1nutes from Athens 15 20 minutes from Gall polls For ap p01ntment ca 1740 992 5696 Nice 2 or 3 bedroom house 1n meroy no pets 740-992 5858 $37 000 3()4..458-2549 1 310 Homes lor Sale 440 14x70 three bedroom trailer $300 month S 150 deposit no pel5 740.742 27 14 This newspaper wtll not Mob•le Home & 314 Acre lot For knowmgly accept Sale 19(10 Kmgsley 14x70 3 Bed adverttsements for real estate moms 2 Baths located S R 2, B which rs n VIOlation of the Days 740 446 3278 Evenings law Our readers are hereby 740 446-3099 1nformed tha t all dwell ngs advertised mthiS newspaper Mob1ie home In Okeechobee are a11adable on an equal Flonda w1lh lot two bedrooms oppo rtumty bas•s two baths kttchen h11tng room - - - - - - - - - . . l l_,l'arge Flonda room on front ut1hty room targe shed two porches asking $30 ooo 740 992 2376 large fam ly home lor sale on ten lovely acres Four bed rooms two and one hall baths two rtreplaces formal l•v ng room and fam ly room four car garage and two storage bu ldmgs two apartments wh ich are comple tely lurmshed Please call740 992 2292 Etec1r c maintenance serv ce Wiring breaker boxes light f1x lure heating systems and Re model ng 304 674 0126 1995 clayton doublew1de 3 bed ro om de n fueplace fu lly up graded elec Mus t be moved 304-755 of 1968 wh ch makes portuMy EmplOyer 1979 Farmont 14Ft X 60Ft Can Be Seen At K&K Pt P leasant Call740-446-43t0 3BA Assume Loan low Monlhly Payrrents Flnanc::Jng AvaUatMe 272 Chesh.re Oh.o 45620 By 111 es Both Pos1t1ons At leas 25 Years Old At east 2 Years Exper ence Good MVR Weekly Pay Heallh Insurance Ava table Work Well w th The Pub! c Basement Watar Equ1valent Send Resume Wilh Three (3) References To Ms Whitt C S 0 Vl&ron D•rector Box 304 773 5033 Wanted To Buy Used Mob1le Homes Ca ll 740 446 0175 304 675 5965 1 Gall a Me1gs Commumty Act1on Is Seekmg An Intake Clerk A1de To Work Wrlh Commun ty Servlc es Programs Excellent Organaa IIOnat Skills Computer Experr ence And Ability To Oeal W1tti Persons Of Various Soc•o Eco Lost• 3 Fema(e Beagles At Inter sect•on Of A 1ee And 0 ekerson H1ll Ad Ew ngton Call 740 388 9836 Llvlngslon Proofing all basement repairs done free estimates ltfetlme room and board modest salary Food preparatton and I ghl housekeep ng reQu red Must have ver hable references 740 992..0584 leave mtSsage Pupp1es 1f2 Golden Re tneve r & 1f2 Black Lab 740-446-462t Found 2 b cycles call to 10 740992 7777 or 740-992 5162 / E•per anced Auto Body Repau man A.pp ty At La rry s Body Shop 2046 AddiSon Ptke Gall1 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale 41Yellow44 Aeb II ACROSS ASTRO . GRAPH Wednesday Nov I I 1998 Large rewards could be realiZed m 1he comm~ year trom ventures wh1ch "at lirst glance may appear lo hold hitie prom~>e II II be your knowledge 1h.1t could msure a bount1tul crop 1rom lhese heuhhy sowed seeds SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22> As Jh!S tl.iy untoltls 11 goal you lhoughl w," tar beyond your rea<h could now b~wme wuhm the realm of possrbii· Hy Future t:ond1t10ns wtll chunge for you ro your adv.mlage Trytny: to palch up a broken romance ' The Aslro Gr.1ph Matchmaker can help you understand whal lo do lo make. the rela1mnsh1p work Marl $2 75 lo M.llchmakcr do lh!S newspaper PO Box 1758 Murray Hill Slatmn New York NY 10156 SAGIITARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21 ) 11 s all m lhe aunude you lake today II you re ph1losoph~<al aboul mailers you II hav e no trouble mkmg and molehills It s 11me lo CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Through an earnesl honesl diScusSion w11h all the clan today a la~mly problem that has caused everyone a degree of frustrauon can be resolved and put to resl once and for all AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) H you "mply lighten up a lillie brl. those dark gloomy clouds you ve heen wnne~smg could suddenly lranslonn themselves rnto bnght sunny sk1es Try 11, you II like 11 PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) II A behmd dose doors today Thmgs .ore likely 10 turn OUI more succes<fully 11 oulsrders can I put m 1he1r two cents GEMINI (May 21 June 20) If you stan brtng.tng practll.:ul ml!'asures tnto play loday a hope can become a real ny a1 thiS t1me Develop a delmue game pl.m you believe <.In work CANCER (June 2 1 July 22> Don I delay 1n attend1ng lo mailers lhat ~.:ould work. to your advantage tn tncreasmg your resl)Un.:es today Imlay sqllare away m udvam:e the exact remuneratiOn you belteve you re entuled 10 Reasonahle compensdl!nn w1ll be granted ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19l Although your malenul prospecls took gOod lhese favorable conditions rnrght no1 perml LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You could be partiCularly elfecuve today 10 advancmg your personal mlorests Once you sel your mmd 10 II qune a brt can be accompliShed loward real- Bel:ause yuu ve been vtewmg hfe a tzmg lhts aun b11 too senously lhan you should lor I he past ~ouple ol days 1t would be VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Although you may be lhe re"p1en1 of you MC c.:ommtssJohed wtse fur yuu lu have for a JOb sume tun ~mc.J enJoY the company ol others today TAURUS (Apnt 20 May 20) Try to condm:t all cnmmen.: t~tl deuhn~s some very unportant ~.:onttdenttul 1nlormatron today don 1 be lempted to spre,id 1he news Keep 11 a secrel tor .HI long ,,s 11 ts nece ssary NYPD I NYPD Bloo (CC) • • �• -, . .. By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Page 10 . Tuesday,Nov~r10,1998 J . Cellular phones can be lifesavers - or lethal weapons if drivers are careless · Please. Ann . tell your readers !hat When did we become"" careless'!- gested. she may also be using her child. He may demand sexual activ.Ann car phones can be lethal weapons. Upset in Tulsa obesuy as a way· to avoid sex. itic:s she does n01 w1sh to participate Surely a conversation can wait until Dear Tulsa: We became "so " Hopeful" says. "I am completely in. He may have forced se• on her an ers the end of the JOUrney or at least careless'' when man's ingcnully turned Off sexually by an obese against her wishes. 1 ~;; until the driver can pull over to the look over and prov1ded us with all w1fe. " and "Other than binge eating, I would suggest that she get a S)IIJ"'* s1dc of the roM. No dn,·er <:an.g •ve these modem conveniences. A caf there are no reasons for this. '' thorough medical e.xam1nauon to his or her full ancnl10n to operating phone can be a lifesaver, literally. m Actually, there are a thousand ·111le out any possible physical proba vehicle wh1le carrym~ on a con ~ case of an emergency. But it should possible reasons. l'h<:Y have one lems. Then. the two of them should Dear Ann Landers: Yesterday.' a versation. Drivin£ sometimes never be used for chitchat to allev1- ch1ld. She may ha••e decided that get some counseling to explore why man "a> killed because some requires making a spln->econd dec• - ate botedom. Thank you for giving one. pregnancy is more than enough she is avoidmg sex and how they can woman ::.pcedmg past h1m on the · sion. This is not pos;ible wnh one me the opportunity to 'alert my read- and 1s reluctant to discuss birth con· resolve it. -- Your Fan in Aorida highway was talking on her cel lular hand on the wheel and the other ers to this hazard trol with her husband. She may not ~ Dear florida: It's not every day lcleplmnc. She had beeh dnv mg hand holding a phone. It 1s a deadly Dear Ann Landers: I want to ' enjoy sex and having "done her that I get a leuer that analyzes a .along>idc hiS car when ;he dropped combmation. respond to "Hopeful in Santa duty." by havmg a chi ld. won' t dJs, problem perfectly and . provides a her phnnc on the floor While trying Wc used to be ahlc 10 go from Rosa," whose wife told him she did- cuss her lack of enjoyment with any- <ujlerb answer. Thank you for snung to rctnc ve u. she caused a three-car here to there wuh both hands on the n't want to hear any more from tum one. She may have a vagmal mfec- i'n my chair today. accuicnt in whu:h llm. man was whecl and our full anenlHm on the about her we1ght. tion or another physical problem Dear Ann Landers: I' ve had killed . !1-C\'cral others " 'ere InJUred. road. We then called home to >ay. It strikes me that while the w1fe that make' intercourse painful She Parkinson's disease for six years and and the "oman her!<tclf "a~ M:rious- " Hey. we made 11 >afe and 'uund' · _!n ay be add1cted 10 food as you sug- )llay have· been sexually abused as a experience crampmg th my legs and 1\' hun 't I · L d ;-:;:,. -:s r,;.::: ~r=====~========~ Beat of the Bend .... The pnzcwmning novel. cral gathcrmgs m Columbus recent "Angela's Ashes" hy Frank ly.' She pointed out. that the article McCourt. ~et 1n Ire land during the revealed very we ll the survivali st late 1910s and early 1'140s. was mentality that had permeated reVIewed hy Le ah Jean Ord at a McCourt"s life Thi s attitude is rcccnl mectm~ of the Middleport shared by hts brother, • Mal achy, ,, Literary C lub. also an author of a recent book. Ord The cluh mt;t "'' the cou ntry stated that Malachy 's wnung is far · home of Mrs Wendell Hoover wnh below the , rand ard of hi s brother's. Prc!<tldent Jean ne Bowen prcsiLling. The rc v1cwcr shared several Mrs . Frankie Hunnel l wa> we l- -qu otes from very fa vorable reviews comed as a new member of "Ange la's Ashe s" and declared the nominating committee for her agree ment w1th them . She 1999 \\LIS clcc,tcd Paulmc Hono n, greatl y admired McCoun 's wrning Gay Perrin . and Leah Jean Ord will style as well as his abtllly to tell the se rve w11h pa sl prc s1dcn1 Martha ' sto nes of his childhood expenences Hoover and will report at the first and to convey the realities of his mect mg m December. ltfe as a chtJd· IIVIng a ltfe o[ great Prog ram Chairman JoAnn Wild - povert y, but also of great hope and man mtroduce<\ Ord who bega n he r great rcstltence. rev1cw by d1 splaymg a Columbus Ord said that from his opening, DISpatch arudc about the author, " II was. of course. a miserable Frank McCoult. wllo spoke at sev- chi ldhood the happy childhood IS The Holzer Home Health Serv1ce of Veteran s Memonal Hospital IS currently obtterv mg. National Hoi-nc Hea lth Month The sen 1cc is marking 1ts 27th year at Veteran ~ Mcmonal Hu~pllal and seve ral ~penal actl\ 1t1es .1re bc1ng earned ·out 1n obse n an~.:c ol the month . Dun n£ the ohscrvance- .and puss1bly thi ~ wJII be ex tended to a more permanent arrangement-home health personnel will take the blood pressure of re s1dcnts who w1o,;h to ~to r by lhe office from 12 noon to 3 p.m .. any Tuesday or Thursday The se rvJt:c 1s free of charg e and m case you havC lust track or ihc sc rvtce offi ce. il is currentl y m the house which was formerl y the off•ces ol Or James Witherell and Or W1lma Mansfte ld on Mul berry Heights. -, · Smce a considerable. amount of time " spent by the stafl members maktng patient homf, visits. during thi s month photos will be taken of pauems and these wtll be used on ,the unu ·s di Spl ay board as well as mother locati ons. Represemau ve John Carey of the Ohto Lcgtslature JS scheduled to vtsillhe serv1ce on Nov 20 He wd l not only be at the serv1 cc offt ce 10 gtve recognllion to the staff but he wi ll also go Into the field Wit~ care givers VISJbng patient s. Roundmg out the observance of the month's acuvitics will be public education prograll)s on the serv1ccs and qualificatiOn s o4!e lucal home health servtc~ By the Way, the serv Jcc has a new phys1cal therapis t and a new asstslant physic al therap1st. the new therap1s1 IS Penny Brown while Stephantc Snyder 1s servmg 111 the ass1stmg post.. Paul a Etchmgcr,'RN. BS. IS m charge olthc local home he alth serv ice. ' D•d any of you gel som"' v1deo footage ,of any of the events o l August 's Mc1gs County Fa1r" ' If you did you can ce rtainly give Ruth Spaun a helpmg hand. Ruth 's daughtcl. Julie. wal queen of the 199R jun11>r fa1r and Ruth attended many fa1r activities to do v1deo ftlming so that Juli e would have a record of "l)cr year" a! the fa1r Well , you know ahout the hcst laH.l plans of rricn anp mu.:e ..The vtdeo camera konkcd out , unknow n w Ruth. and very lnt lc of h~r 111m ts good. "It you ha ve any Video footage on f1lm from the fan Ruth would (.;Crtaml y apprec iate hm rowt ng th~.: film to get copi es maJc If yo u C<J n prm 1de an y help . you t:a n reach Ruih at 992 W92. after 5 p.m.,, and !hanks. 0 · h 's Bcg lnmn g 10 Look a Lot L1kc Lhn slmas" is the title lor the .1nnual mu sK al tu be prese nted at 7 p m nn Decl! mbct 5 at 1hc Ku1 land C1v 1c Ce nter Proceeds will go to help m.tJnt.lin the TuEsbAY POMEROY Townsh 1p Tru slccs. Tu ..:s dn y. (, lh c 10w n s h1~ hall. T m. at POMEROY - Mc1gs £ltan c h Am~ncan Cance l Society. Tuc!-l d.t y. 5 rIll VMH L'onfe l Cil CC Wow ' Jt drdn ' t see m lrkc there were that m ~,WY leaves when !hey were on the trees. Oh we ll Grab a wkc and do keep smdIn g. ' f(IOnl. sh 1p Tru stees Tuesday, 7 th e town hall. Study: U.S. kids spending more time workinq, ·less time playing . WCI"C:,_ al!<i.O . 111(~ 1'\' ICWCd . S dw~ > l t1mc has m cn.~H..,~d 111 .Ill .1gc grtlUps . but ~s pcLi a l l y 1'01 clnl - • rm sug gested that they reminded her of the comm on family experience of sittin g together and reminiscing about childhood years In her re view, she showed how McCourt was able 10 Jnfuse truly heartbreakin g events 'With humor. In conclusion, Ord comm ented that to spite o(lhe difficulties of his ch1ldhood, Frank realizes that hts parents loved him , and that hi s father has gtven htm spectal gift s>J n the ~tories he tell s and hts beftef thai hiS SOnS arc special and Will someday get to America and excel. Ord sa1d that "Angela's Ashes" ts indeed proof that his dad was nght. Club members responded to roll call w1Lh comments on Ireland sharing fac ts, picture s. books. expenen ces, and thoughts wtlh each other. low fat milk , rather than milkshakes. Go ·easy on the salad dressings - try Choose tacos and taco salads thai · a lemon wedge instead Some types are in a soft lorttlla - the crisp ones of pop are full of sodium so read 'have been fned . Eat raw vegetables labels or ask your server 1f there is or salad s wtlhout dressmg, or ask for . sodtum present. To further control li ght dre~sing on the s1de You will your use of sodium, reslncl your use save qune a few fat calories by dip- of cheese. You can also ask for ping the vegetables into the dress- frenc h fries wtlhout salt mg. mstead of havmg the dressing Make fast foods even healthier by poured over lop of the salad. Refrain increasing your dietary fiber Select from desserts, coffee creamers, fresh fruits and vegetables at the croissahts and biscuits that have lots salad bar. Ask for tomatoes and letof fat in them Go Wllh smaller por- luce on your sandwtchcs lions -juni or and chtldren 's sizes can Whole grain and mulugram help. breads and buns provtde excelle nt To avoid unneeded sugar, use less source s of fiber. Order haked potakctchup, reli sh, jelly, honey and bar- toes , but watch the toppmg s Foods becuc sauce s Resist gelatin salads, that co ntain beans, suc h js bUrntos de sserts, regular pop, mlikshakes and chih, prov1d e good l1bcr and sweetened fruits at the salad bar: sources. because they are all loaded w11h You can cat healthy whli e catmg fast food s. Simply pay anention to sugar To limit unneces sary sodJUm m lhe se nutntJOn ' guu1elmcs while the d1c1 , don't eat p1cklcs. chick en ,placin g your order. nuggets, sausage. ham and bacon. ~-------Community . And. hy 1he way, churches 1n 1hc Rutland area ,1rc hcmg asked lo supp ly a plOI!I<IIll everv e\ Gllinc 111 fronl n! the cc nt~.:r lrom Del:. 13 lllroU£1; Dec. '24. ·an Chri~unas Eve a l1 v1ng Ch1istm.l:'l tree .• tl so 111 front of the ccnlct , will he the IL:<~tulc . A holu.ldv r~rau c wil l be s1agcd 1n Rutl and on Decembe r 1.1 . Co mmun1t1 es of the county a te cnm111g up w1th sm:h crcat1vc rd cm 10 mark the hol iday se aso n drcn under 3. In 1981. riley spent an average of 11 .5 hours •week ly 111 dnycarc or presc hool. In 1997. they !<i. pcnt 20 hourc; there Th at's not ncccssMily bad, sa1d D 1. c aro 1 scc 1e I·'ut , a specm 11st 111 1 c111'ld ed ucauon · at t hc umvcr· cary -· f' M 1 d p h s1 1y o ary an . rcsc 1w.o1, aII ct sptlrts and O\hcr acuvtttcs can b~ OK . she sa•'d hardly worth your while ," to 1hc closing, . "Tts," Frank McCourt writes a tale of unrelenting poverty. accompanied by the special lnsh ingredients of an akoholic father, defe ated mother, dtsappro vmg church, and rari ly tolerant extended famtly. . She told of the marri age ·of McCoun 's lnsh Immigrant parents 10 New York , their subsequent return to Ireland dunn g the depress1on of the 1930's, and the bleak, poverty-stncken hfe they endured. Poor living conditi ons and a poor diet resulted 1n illness and death to three of the McCourt children As Ord related the stones that made up the life of young McCourt, her listencrs wondered ' how · any of the family survived . Experience after experience is treated wllh pathos and humor Ord .. · fast food restaurants. . Fast foods can be heah,hy rf.you make sure thaP you consume the dmfy mmimum number of servi ngs from each of the food groups . 611 scrvmgs from the breads. cereals and grains group, 3-5 servmgs from the vegetable group; 2-4 servings from the frull group; 2-3 se rvmgs BY BECKY BAEA from the dairy group; and 2-3 servMeigs County Extension Agent ings from the meal group. RememFamily and Consumer Sci· ber 10 keep sugars. fat s (especially ences/Community Develop· saturated fat s). sal t. and cal orie s to a ment nunnnum Choose food s with fewer calories hut more nulnents . .., Do you cat a lot of fast foods·' Do~ How can you cat fast food s and you cho ose f <ls l loods hccn usQ · ptck th ose that arc nulrlli ous'! To you're too busy too coo k ! Or is it 1 educe !al s, s.ttura lcd fats, and etiohcr.: ause you can' t cook 01 you hate lcSicrol , have plain hamburgers and to c.ooK' Do you fee l that cookmg roast hcef sandw H;hcs. Om1t sauces, 1sn"1 wollh the effort when you l1vc mayonmu se, cheese and bacon . Stay hy yoursc ll '! Do you hate the d c~m ­ away Irom f11cd foods lrcm;h fn es, up? No matter wlwt your rc;hon for f11 ed ch1 cken. on1 on nnl! s, fried fish, IJL:qucntl y d111m g out. yuu ..: an s\111 ct..:. Pu.: k h10•kd 01 J1l;<Khc:d foods ha\ c a healthy d1cl when c.tting . 11 mstc,Jd Dnnk water, tea collcc and ce nt er DETROIT (AP) - It 's no! 'JUlie all work and no play for Amcnca n kl,ds these days. hut rese archers say tt s ge t lin g prcny clos~. .. Between longer sc hool hours ' . "· alter-sc hool sports and mo1e• tunc . hilling the books, k1d s have a lot Icss f rcc t11nc, accordm g to a Un1f M 1 ,M v crs1dty o 1c 11gan sludy released on ay Frce ume - t hc Ilours left. after eaung. personal care. sleeping or attc nd mg ~cho ol - \ S llccllnin g. In llJKI. It accounted lor 40 perce nt of thc1~ d..1y, last yc <~r, chllllren spent 10 pc r~..cn t ol thc1r day pl ay mg. Busy wo rk1n g parcnls also keep kt d~ hu sy. leavi ng le ss· lime fur play. f<~mlly conversati on and even t.:all ng . the stud y shows "M~ IJO r Lh.m~~s h,1v~ 1.1kc n place 1n how ch ild r...·n' ~rend thc11 time," s.utl stud y aulhni Dr. S.mdra l-l ocffellh. a souolng 1<.;~ at the uni ve rsit y's lnstitut~ for Soc1al R c~o;~arc h "Taken t ugcl h ~r. lhese dat~l show how c!Hldrcn\ hvc s me hciiH.! affected hv the lamliv. tim e cru nch. ·· • Rl' !<i.l'<m.: hcls as ked pan.:nb 1d 3.5~ ~ !\JIIi.:I"\C<lll l ciHidr. .' n un dL' I I ~ to keep .1 J~1 a ry l og~ing C\~ I Y minut~ .(lt thc 1r lllli C tlwm~ a wcd. day aml " wcek~nd d.ty. 1\u~nh . L ili\~1.! 1\CI":o.. tc.tc hcls and dukhcn feet. I learned a Irick that I've shared with many. Here it is: When ~ cramp stans. squeeze your upper hp just under your nose and hang OR until the cramp goes away. The pain disappears like magic. I swear it works. Your column helps so m,any Help a few mo<e. -· L.R. Santa Rosa. Calif. ' Dear Santa R..: You're going to love this. I got a cramp in my leg last night from SJllmg at the typewriter for several hours. I tned your suggestion, and IT WORKEI:!! Hallelujah! ---Send questions to Ann Landrrs, cm.tors Syndicate, 5777 W. Century Bl•d., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045 Mid91eport Literary Club reviews Frank McCourt's 'Angela's Ashes' at hqme of Mrs. Wendell Hoover By Bob Hoeflich Wednesday d ec l1 on RSVP In c hamber ot I ICC. YY2-5005 hy Monday . 4 :10 r m . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Mtddlcport Ln er,~ry Cluh. Wedne sday , 2 p m Eastern School L1bn11y. Bernice C a r p~nter . _to I CY ICW "Snow Fal- Beta Chapt er, Beta S1gma Ph1 Sorority. Lutheran C hurch, 6:30 p.m Pomeroy. SATURDAY Retu rn POMEROY Jonathan Mc1g s Chapter, Daugh ters of the Amencan Revo lution, rcgulm meeting , Satu1d ay, 10 am . at the Pomeroy Library. Sports It's Veterans Day - remember the fallen Meigs' Roush to appear on TV, Page 4 Words of comfort and concern, Page 7: Today: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 20s Tomorrow: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 30s Reds trade Bret Boone to Atlanta Page4 • a1 Meig~ Volume 49, ~umber 135 • County's Hometown News_p aper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · Single Copy . 35 Cents House GOP looks for unity in post-Gingrich era By ALAN F_ RAM Associated Press Writer , . . WASHINGTON - Would-be. House GOP leaders are stressing a common theme: Republicans must learn to work together next year 10 a chamber where they will dominate by just a six-vote maJorit y. "Maybe I'm optimistic. but it may be ea.<ier'' than it was thiS year. said Rep. Mike Ca.slle. R-Del. "There w1ll be more evidence I hal \\e do have to work together now." ' Rep. Bob Livingslon, R-La .. who seems certain to be the next speaker of the Rouse, and other rivals for top leadership jobs all have been calling for Republicans to avoid intrapany splits in the 106th Congress. which convene,< in January. · But the real question is with justa six-vote majority. can they remain united on tough issues like tax and spending cuts, boosting defense spendmg and strengthening Sooial Security. And what if conservative pro-family groups begin pressing GOP leaders for votes on abort•on and other social issues that often split Republicans? "There's plenty of incentive for them to unite, but I'm skep11calthey can • find the right vehicles." said Ronald Peters, director of the Carl Albert Con.gressional Research and Studies Center at the University of Oklahoma. "When they become spec ific, there are sti ll disagreements." '" It's going to be interesting."! h·ingMOII !'> .wl oflhe GOP"s six-vme margi n. ·· we· ~ going to succeed ... Though Livingston seems assured of the speaker's job. Rep. Dick Armey. R-Texas. is still fending off challenges from Reps. Steve Largent. R-Okla.. and Jenmfer Dunn. R-Wash.. for the No. 2 post <>f maJority leader. Fights are also under way for the No. 4 leadership jub, now held by Rep. John Boehner. R-Ohio, and for lesser posts. · When Livingston a.<eends to the speakership. his current post a.s chairman of the House Appropnalions Commillee w1ll go to Rep. Bill Youn g. RFia.. who is next in line by seniority, said GOF source> who spoke on condition of anonymity. . • La.~t week's midterm congressional elections left the GOP with a 223-211 majonty. plu s one md~pt:ndenl who usui.llly voles With Denult:r<JI!<i. . That will give any group of six.or fllOre Republican s. be they moderates 4 or con!'.erval\ves, enormous power lu make threats or even block l~gislatJOn Village mural input sought I By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Community input will be sought before work begins on a mural commemorating Pomeroy, members of the Meigs County Chamber of Com· merce were told during their regular meeting Tues<lay afternoon at the Carleton SchOQI in Syracuse. Lisa Trocchia, program director for mural projects for Rural Action. shared information about Rural Action, a grassroots membership organization in Appalachian Ohi? working with citizens to develop sllstainable commu~ities. The group has they don'tlike. / Some conservatives already are acknowledging that to help keep Republicans together they will have to be le>s aggressive than they were this year.· when they forced repealed voles on abortion , labor and other divisive issues. " Will we put as many pro-life votes on the floor'! No. We won't cause our modemtes that kind of grief... said conservative Rep. Tom Coburn. ROUa. ., Others say everything will be all .right as long as votes are held on issues upportant lo Conservative!'., will or lose. . " It's more important that we demonstrate an effort and let people go on the record, .. said conservative Rep. Ernest lstook. R-Okla. And outside conservative groups.t~ough recognizing the delicate balance Republicans will need, are st ill gomg ;o press for votes on issues like tax ·. cuts and family plannjng restrictions. "We're not necessarily going to go out and fight every batlle. but the ones that are most important to us we'll continue fighting." said Many Dannen· fdser, media and government relations director for the conservative Family Rese~ch Council. "We don't want to signal that we're dropping issues." Voinovich may deny allegation of election violation in '94 today ' Rural Action br,~fs Meigs Chamber about upcoming Pomeroy project MURAL UPDATE- Lisa Trocchla, program dlrec:tor for mural projects for Rural Action, updated members O! the Meigs County Chlim· approximately 400-500 members. Rural Action.· working· -w1th the Vill<tge ot Pomeroy. rec~iVed a $1tl,OOO grant from the Oh10 Arts Council lo paint 'a mural depicting Pomeroy. The grant will be used fo r artist fees, suppl1es and matenals. she said. A location for the mural has nol been announced. · "We have a Jot•of irons in the lire." she said. "The goal 1s to use arts and heritage to build eommumly" "The community has to contribute ber ol Commerce on a mural project for the vii· lage of Pomeroy. ., ideas for the mural." she said. "A series of community meetings will be held. we need to gel ideas about what kind of mural you want." In addition. David Garick. director of commumcations for the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, updated chamber members on the agency's online service : Ohio JobNel Online at www.stat!!.oh .us/obes/. People seeking jobs can regi ster with OBES through the online sc r· v1ce. The service also assists employ ers by connecting them Wllh JOb seek- ers, he smd. "II is the most popular website in state government," he said. In addttion. tive members were appointed lo the chamber board of directors with terms exptrmg 2001. They are: Susan Oliver. Meigs Senior Citizens Center: Emerson Heighton, Southern · Ohio 'Coa l Co.: Ron McDade, retired Meigs County Economic Development director; Mike Kloes, Farmers Bank & Savings Co. : and Gary Norri s. Home National Bank. o · CLEVELAND (APl- Gov George Vomov1ch is reportedly ready to deny 'an allegation that he approved laundering $60,000 of. his campaign fund ·to reimburse his brother and a lobbyist for money spent on hi s 1994 re-elec· tlon . Voinovich's auomey, David J. Young ofColumbus,lold The Plain Deal· er for a story published to<lay a statement from Voinovich would be "forthcoming shortly" and thai "he will deny the allegation.:· ' Voinovich was elected Ia.<!' week to a stx-year term m the U.S . Senate. " Young declined to discuss the Vomov.ch mauer further until Voinovich had issued the statement! •The Plain Dealer reported that Vomovich IS on a two-week vacation and has been unavailable for comment. ,The governor has been mum on a complaml fi).ed with the Ohio Elections Commission Oct. 28 that accused him of mtsrepresentatmn of a campaign expenditure. an elections law violation that carries a maxtmum penalty of removal from office and a $10.000 fioe . The commiSSion ha.s scheduled a hearing Dec. I0. . Evidence of the violation was passed along to state officials by the U.S. District Court in Cincinnati. where a federal grand jury has been mvestJgating The V Grnup, an architectural and construction management firm headed by Paul Voinovich. the governor's brother. Malenals filed with the Elections Commission inCluded a sworn deposit ton by Vincent Panichi, Voinovrch's campaign treasurer. describing a 1994 meelmg he al!ended with George and Paul Voinovich. At the meeting. Punichi · said. the governor approved a plan to use $60,000 in pmpaign funds to reimburse h" brother and Statehouse lobbyist Michael A. Fabiano for payments they made to Anthony A. Gallagher. a former Cleveland labor official, for working on Vmnovich's ca mpaign , - Rutland will , pursue bill collections considers bigger commitment of forces in response to Iraqis u~s. Calendar'----------- Jon on Cedars" hy Da~1d Guterson. MIDDLEPORT Ve1e1an s Day d1nncr. 6 p 1h Wedn esday , Feeney-Benncll Post 128. Amencan Lc g1on, annex . November 11 , 1998 . Weather By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER AP Military Writer WASHINGTON Pentagon planners have prepared deployment orders that could put tens of thousands of u.s. ground troops. a hundred more warplanes and additional ships into the Persian Gulf should President Clinton order sustained unacks agamsl Iraq, knowledgeable officials said: ' ,"If we do something,, it 's not going to be a pinprick," said one senior official 1 who spoke on condi tion of anonymity. " This is serious business." Defense Secretary William Cohen has not yet signed the deployment orders. which. if approved, lay out a "'fairly steady" tlow of forces into the region. the official said Tuesday. And Clinton has n.ot . decided whether he's going to respond to Iraq's detlance of U.N. weapons I Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sections(l2 Pages Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Local Sports Weather 7 8-10 11 2 3 4&5 3 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 7-0-1; Pick 4: 5-0-6-5 Buckeye 5: 9-10-11-15-17 w,yA. Doily 3: 9-5-3; Daily 4: 7-8-8-5 Q 1998 Oh10 Val ley Pubhshmg C() inspectioth. ''There's a lotthat .could happen." includin g the option o"f a short-notice nllack that would not require a new buildup of forces. the oftic1al said . There are hundreds of cru ise missil es already in the regmn for just sLu.: h a stnke. AI present, there are 23.50o· U S troops m the Gulf region The new orders could double that number, returning the Gulf force to th e size it was in February during the 11101'\ t recent standoff ~ ve~ weapons mspec.;tlons. There also an: 23 shlp!<i. and 17 3 aircraft in the ure·a. Eight Navy ships are loade"d wilh long-range Tomahawk cruise mi ss tles. believed to be a lop choice rur htlltflg putenltallraqt targets, should a strike be ordered. Clinlon met Tuesday on lrall with ht> national security team. and shou ld he opl f01 addil10nal forces, the ground troops would b< flown int o Kuwuit.<f:o defend that counlry <lgamst a potenual threat from Iraqi arm y units_ Tln~re are some 2. 000 Arm y soldiers there now on a regulo1rly scheduled exercise. As the military planning pro gressed, meanwhile, :1 Slate Depart ment. otl'tctal sn 1d d1plomacy had its limits. • PREPARING TO LEAVE - United Nations personnel prepared lo leave the U.N. com· pound today In Baghdad, Iraq. The U.N. announced that It was withdrawing Its ~·no n· essential" staff from Iraq. The move comes amid reports that the U.S. Is preparing to strike Iraq in a bid lo force Baghdad to back down from Its decision to freeze all cooperation with the weapons Inspections commission. (AP) '' What is not need~d . and there is no plan for it. is nt!gotlalions with Saddam Husse1n. '' spokesnmn James s u~tmned stnkes ag cunst lraq1 targets. ships in the Gulf region .' Bacon d~dined tn say whelht!r partll'Uiarly if n;~tions in th~ region P. Rubin said. ··we have no doubt many gov - ' are lo.tthe to ;:1llow U.S aircraft to ·any Jl1rces haJ been placed on alert. Bul he smd some Navy anJ Air Force ernments are conveying th<H mc s- mount att ;.u; ks from thei r soi l Increased numbers of Mar111e s or unit s were on a '"96- hour tethe r .. to s~ge.'" Ruhm added. Army un1ts on the ground HI Kuwmt be reudy to pull up slakes and get to Cohen announL"ed h ~ · d ordered the airL"rafl earn er USS Ente1 pn~e wou ld pmvide if!L.:reased secunty. as the Gull withm 96 hours " Cohen warned that if Saddam conand a Manne task forc e to ~peed thc1r well. Kenneth Bacon. speuking at i.l unues to ret use the U.N. rnspec tions . move tu the Gulf Ht! toiJ report~1s he ordered th e moves 10 the t'\'ent Pentagon hnefing. sa 1d Ihe ~.:un en I he nsks strikt!s that would cause a force cuuld be bolsten:d m short order '·sig.mficant degnuJat10n " of hi s mtl Clinl on "d<cided to allack. · That could pu t two :nrcr,tlt c.trn - wnh <.1 l.11ge numher of troops left on atary strength. ... "' Iraq 1~ on notice," Cohen said. ers ami two Mari ne expedill ml.lry akrl lnllowing the lit st gu-round umts in the reg 1~1 11 hy Thanl-..:-. &1\ 111g_. w11h 11 .141Prest denl Sadd;.un Hu sse m "The n11litary option is still on the Each carri~r h ~ts ~tbn ul 70 \\'.lr- in Fehru.try At thai t1lllt.::. there were table." The latest slandol f be gan alter Iraq planes. \V hl lh wuuld allow fo1 llltHe 44.CX Hl troops. 4:10 nir"rafl nnd 34 announced Ott . 31 it was halting cooperat1un w1th the UN . Spectal CommissiOn. which is respo nsible for over~eemg the d~strul."tiOil of Iraq \ chemical and bmlogical weapons and long- rang~ mtss1le!<i. Iraq lllU!<i.l ge t rrd or ll "i we~pons or muss destruction before the Se~urity Co unc1l will hfl 1he sanction!'. that were imposed on its sale or oil following "the Gull War , Iraq has s:wJ H will not rc;!sume cnoperation on in~pe ~.-·tmn~ until the Se~:unty Council beg tns to move low~trd ending the !'.<lllL:Iiorh ' Rutland will crJck down on delin· quenl uttlily bills m an auempl 10 increase the collection of past"due amounts. Meeting on Tuesday evening in regular session, council authorized the utility commiuee 10 constder changes to polic1es relating to past due acc<:>unts. ulility shutol'fs and reconnection fees . According to Clerk Rosemary Eskew. some customers maintain high balances on their utihly accounts · by making partial payments. which cau~e 1heir balances to remain delinquent: Council dectded thai any policy changes would be made with the stipulallon that s~loffs would be determined on a case-by-case basis. In other actiol'h counc1l authonzed the purchase of 20 new snowllake Chnslma.s decorallons 10 be installed on utility pol<s throughout the vtl· lage. The decorations will be made by a local resident. and w•ll.complemenl Christmas flags which will be ' installed by an area garden club. After meelin g in execulive ses~ sion . counCil voted to hire, R1chard W,unsley '" the new village police o l!lcer on a s1x-month prubat10nary period. The tre .t s ur~r·s reporl was approved with the following balance s: total cashbook balance. $65.692.15; geneml fund. 10.427.07: police. 2,326.02: law enforcement 487.3 .1: street. 10 , 159 . 3~: htghway. 269.78: wat er department 6,507·.62 : sewe r 5.744.33: sewer debt 10.746.77. utility deposit 3.482.:15: replacement. 6,54()_60; FEMA 9.241.50. Counc1l al so approved the mayo~·s report ot fines collected for the month of Odob<r. in the amount of $ 1.400. Prese nt at the meeting were Mayor JoAnn Eads: council member)'~ Judy Denny. Tammy Searles. Dick Felly. Marlin Andrew. Jay Dewhurst and Verna Martin : and Clerk Rose· . mary Eskew. . � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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