https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6765457fc6ca690aee1da41a880ac288.pdf c6d1d883838f72d642488cd59965a599 PDF Text Text • Page 08 • Jhubau Ctm~t~-~ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Sunday,November15,1998 Crude oil futures decline as markets await action By CUFF EDWARDS place until weapons inspeclOrs veri· AP Buslnetis Writer fy Iraq ha• no capability to produce Crude oi I futures finis~d lower o weapons of mass destruction. Friday on the New York Mercantile Crude prices have seesawed this Exchange irs marker panicipanrs week a• market participant• allempt interpreted comments from Iraqi to gauge whether an attack would leader Saddam Hussein "-'a move to affect Jmple world oil supplies. l.raq avena U.S. military strike that could . ex pons 1.7 mlflion barrels daily, or disrupt oil ex pons. about 2.5 percent of daily·worfd supOn other markets. grain.•soybean ply. under a U.N.-approved oil-forand copper futures fell sharply. aid program. Crude gave back early gains after Crude for December delivery finHussein was quoted on Iraqi news as ished down 27 cents at SI 3.57 a bar• saying ~ favorejl ··any initiative rel, afler rising a~ high in the session likely to satisfy (lraq's)Just and bala.< $14.22 a barrel: December heating anced demands.·~ ' oil fell .84 cent to 37 .86 cent• a gal,While the -clinton administration lon; December unleaded gasofi~e called the ' comme~!S nothing new. fell .58 cent to 41.05 cents a gallon: futures investors took them as a sig n December natural gas rose 6.5 cents the Iraqi leader may be backing to $2.459 for each 1.000 cubic feet. down on his refusal to coope"!!'e with Grain and spybean futures prices U.N. weapons iQspectors. ' · fell sharply on the Chicago Board of The Clinton administration has · Trade after th~ government reponed sent ships, personnel a~d additional weekly expon sales that were below weapons to the Persian Gulf in prepaexpectalions. ration for an attack against Iraq. Iraq The latest figures from the U.S. · repeatedly has chall~nged the inspections as it seeks to pressure the U.N. Security Council to lift crippling sanctions imposed after its I 990 . Today: Partly cloudy High: 60s; Low: 30s Tomorrow: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 40s Agriculture Department found soybean e•ports plunged 51 percent over a week earlier and were 37 percent below the four-week average. Com e•pons came in )ligtitly helow the most pe..simistic trade expectations. at780,300 metric tons, or down 6 percent for the week. futures prices also were pressured by increased farmer selling of the new~~ harvested crop. . Wheat exports totaled a meager 2~ 4.000 metric Ions the won;t since ' May and far below e•pectations. Market participants also worried the logistics of a U.S. food donation package to Russia will result in purcha.<ing delays. " December wheat fell 4 3/4 cent< to $2.87 112 a bushel; December com fell 4 cents to $2.20 112 a bushel : Decerl]ber oats fell I 112 cents to $1.13 a bushel; January soybeans tumbled 10 114 cents to 55.77 314 a bushel. 1998 PARK AVENUE ''3" IN STOCK. 8,000 to 16,000 low miles. Dual comfort temp NC. driver information center. leather interior, 10-way power roemory seat with personal choice features. Compare ·ro N.,w & Save · 1998 GRAND AM 61N STOCK. Tilt, cruise, <:assette, rear defroster. WAS $12,900 • 11,800 8 NOW XYOU The United States and Britain Account payout over $1.3 million GALI,JPOLIS - Ohio Valley Bank mailed out Christmas Saving~ · and Christma.< Savings Plus checks for over $1.3 million to more than 1,500 customers on Oct. 9. The number of Christmas Savings Plus accounts grew this year to 1.055. compared to 988 last year. Ovemll, there were 55 more Christmas Savings and Christmas Savings Plus accounts this year. The total amount of checks mailed was over $53,000 more thlU"t last year. Customers can sign up for the traditional Christmas Savings account or earn a slightly higher rate and get the benefit of automatic transfers with Cqristmas Savings Plus. The money m~nagement option automatically deposits money from one of a customer's other accounts to the indi" vidual Christmas .Savi ngs Plus November 16, 1998 Sports Southern's fall athletes honored, Page 5 Ann offers lessons in life; Page 10 Animal suffering we can end, Page 10 Vikings hand 24-3 defeat to Ben gals Page 4 1998 SUNFIRE 4 DR. "3" IN STOCK. OnlyA,OOO to 13,000 low J"Qiles. Loaded with options & including aluminum wheels, power windows , CD players 1 etc. $11,900 to $14,900 CFO~ YOU~ Provisional ·ballots give school levy '17~vote lnargJn o·f. yictory By JI"M FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff perm~m.cnt Lucal School continul! ~1fter it pa .... ~~J b¥ 17 vot~s. fnlhH~ing <.~11 \)ftkial~:ountthi"' nHu:n· i'ng hy the Meig...; CHunty Boartl of El!!ction..,. The 5-miiJ. live-year n:newal k\'y wa~ JeciJI!d h) 57 pro\ i-.ional.' or "walk-in" h::t llots l'Otmtc:d for the lirst time thi.,; morn in~ . Prm i... ional h:lllot' are th~sl! cas1 by regi.~tered Ohio votc:rs who h;1 ve mov~tl within th~ 't;ttt! 10 a diff(renl voting pr!!cinct following the rt!gi~trati on t..leadline. The linaltally was I .S64 VO!es for the '"'Y· with I .X47 v.. ting agai nst. Unoftkial election results from Nov. 3 showed the levy tied I.X27 to I.K27. "That'~ great." said Mt!igs Local Superintem.lent Bill Buckley. who wa~ ·A .inva.o,;ion of Kuwait. have insisted the sa nctions remain in Monday Weather 1998 PONTIAC . TltANSPORT 4 DR. "4" IN STOCK. Only 14,000 to 24,000 miles, 7 chassis, white , passenger, extended sandstone, req and gray/green . Good colors! Very Affordable! improvements kvy for lhc- Mcig" ~ on hand as lh!i! ballobi wer~ counted. " I t's t.h:mocrat:y JOHN CAREY account.··---------~===============;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;; whil·h I~'' than P'!n.:l!nl) rt:pnrt eLI hl th.r: .. halt' of all register~d voters in the cou nt Y (<~bout 48 pulls. "Every vote counts." he sa id. "Everybody need s to vote." . Tlie levy gent-mtes about $550.fK)(J a year and wa~ uri!.!lnal lv promoted - _ ...!I.:I.L~ 1998 BUICK REGAL 1998 LESABRE Bordeaux red with gFay leather interior. 3800 V6 ~ngine. power seat , windows , cassette. Console shift. WAS $19,900 Only 14,000 low miles. Power seat, aluminum wheels, cassette, power windows, like new condition. Balance of New Car Warranty. • 1.7,800 8 Dream Catc1wr !lusic Home of Washburn Guitars, maker of the · ~-1 0 #1 Selling Guitar in the world. Electric: and Acoustic with . Buzz Fieten Tuning System 1997 FORD CROWN VIC. LX • Light blue with dark blue leather, V-8 eng., rear· wheel drivel full _power equipment. Only 2,<1QO extra low miles. Senior Citizens Car. •BASS .•BANJOS •MANDOLINS . ONLY 18,100 8 Educ.:ation Lent~' '~riJ. l l n didJu~r l.l: itit.:e n~ rn the Uistrict. however. r.:ouiJ petiti~m the hoard el!!~o:­ t ion' t 0 rt"l't )um thr: hallot~ i 'll Jc:..,irr:U. LCnt~' e xpl;rined. adJin ~ no cl);,.tng~~ ,,f r woulJ he- lik~h to o~..:rur in tht:' resuh of a ret:\)Unl. \ ' " It\ a lL'"'>tHl' lu u .... \Vr: ha.,·e lnlrv h ~tn..IL'f ne\llillll!. " Budle\' :-.i.1iJ. No oth'er I<K·~tl r~rre' wert: inllue1;ceJ hy thi, morn ing ':-. otfici.al I.'OUI11. First test of Iraqi promise comes Tuesday ' ONLY . come of an election •.an in'tportant issue for an electiOr\ ~uring w~<~pons in s~cti ~ns. po~ing ~~ dil~m: ' in a..:tion ." The cOnte~t dclnunstratetl how only a few; vrHCs c;m.intluenee lhe out · WASHINGTON lAP ) - U.S. military forces alre.udy wen: in motion when the Iraqi ~overnmli!nt. ,.ignalcoJ it would uccept .rent'wed State Representative 14th District Di,lril't will hl upJalt::- the di!'.trict\ "Boo~:-..' Bu~.., and Building-.." a ... tralegy lhc- Mei;;, · Local Board of ..,aid it want~ to Cllnlinu~ . The bo~mJ now plans In focus more on huilding,. parti\.'ularly upgrade:' that will help improvt: lht: ~afety of sl udc:Ol' . lik~ nc:w 1me-way Unm' tn limit w..·r-.:'~' to the huiltlin!.!' durinl! '\.'hool hour... . ·. Btll.:ld~) det.:lined h;•oing th~ hal lots r~\.'ountc:J. Gcn~r;.IIIy. if thlo!' outcome of a .vote fall~ ~Aithiil ont! half of I p.!rl'l!lll IX \tHr:..; in thi' in'ltan~.:c: - an a'utmnati~.: n:l:nunt i ~ hc:IJ. Hm\C:\'Cf.lhc: ;tlfe~o.:l­ ed p;1rly. or the Mei~.., Lo~..:;.~l Schon! Di,lnL·t in thi' 'i1Uati11n. \.'an waiH' the!' rt.!l"tllllll. Mcig, Cou;Hy Pro..;e~.:uting. Attnrne) Juhn R. Lcnlc:' t:'(plain'\J · A.., prthecuting attornt'y. L~nh:! .., rt:pre,t'nb. holh the ho;mlhf elc:cli prh and · tilt' '(hool Ji..;tri~.~ t. "A' 'uperintc:nUe nt , he wuuiJ ha\'C the aulhority tn Jet! inc: the JC:I.'ilunt." ma for Clinton u Jmini st r<~ tinn offi cial .<. If they let tho . warplanes d•stroy th e:ir tar!!ets. critics surely would usk hnw they could strike even ils Baghdad acyuiesced: it" they held their fire. the y would face Lloul1t ~ about their res<llve. ' ' In th e end, · Pres iJc:nt Clinton decided ~o stand down. But he nmLIL' dear Sunday that the Uni ted States would str.ike nlilitarily if Iraq Llid not live up to it s i-ene\\ed comr nltmt.!nt to give U.N. ins.pectnr'\ unfeHc:reJ access to suspel..'ted wt:apons :-till!~ . The firsllr: ~t L.:nu iJ L.:omeTuc-.,Jay.· when the in:-.pe-ctors are ~cheduleJ Ill . return In Iraq. 1r Iraqi Pn:siJt:nl SadJ~un Hu..;sein . is m1t seriou ~. "theft!·~ .P!~nty·of time to go fonvurU milit;,t'Wiy." 'uid 1.1 sc:n ior ad Ill in i strat ion oflil' io.r t. ~pt:'i.l~­ ing on t.:unJ itinn llf anonymity: .. Ti lt!' bulant:l;! of risk hert:" wa' in the favor of w;,litin\!· :md .h!st in !!... , After~onsulqtion~ with U.N. Sc~ ­ rl!tary·Ge ner;ll Kofi An·n;.m. Clinton dcdan:J Sunt..lay. ··r ra4 ha" had:.ed down .. but that j, not c:nnu!!h. 'Now Iraq mu . . t livt: up to its ohlii~llioth." With . nati ona l ~e\.'uri t y o.1JVi'lt'r SanJy Bergc:r. Ddense St:L'rt: t.ary Wi lliam Ci<hen and Gen. Hueh Shel hlll. chairman or th ~ Jnirrt (hie I\ of Staff. <~I hi, ~ iJ !!. Clinton t,nld a h~r~ti ­ ly t.:a lle"U new~ nmfcrencc that Annan ,hmc~ his trnJerslanUing of lntl(~ nhl i ~a ti<lll ,. - '18,800 HOLIDAY ACTION - Friday's weather was just rlght'tor outdoor decora1ing. Merchants strung garlands of greenery and decorated store fronts, while Pomeroy Councilman George Wright flnlsh,e d up attaching the large evergreen wreathes with red rib· . bon bows Jo the 40 period light poles in downtown Pomeroy. (continued on· Page 3) • 1997 RIVIERA pe=R or ·12,000 to 25,000 Low Miles! -·- · ~ ment. · "The manufacturing sel.·tor is :-.tag nnn t. " ~aiU econumbl Karen Dexter of Mt:rri ll Lynch . "'Man uft.ll.'luring production cxcl u~ in g motor ve hicks is abo ut un~.:hanged." DEDICATED - The Eastern branch of the Meigs Co!Jnty District Public Library, )n photo at left, was dedicated at an open hquse on Sunday afternoon, and state library officials, .library board members and members of the Eastern local Board of Edu· cation were there. Located at the new Eastern Elementary School, . .. i •BANJOS • MANDOLINS • 1996 BUICK REGAL 1995 PONT. TRANSPORT 3800 V-6 engine, aluminum wheels, power seat , dual ,!emperature controis, low miles. Still cover!J.Q._by F aclory Warranty. WAS $13,900 Front & rear NC , CGl player, power seat. power sliding door, aluminum wheels, 3800 V-6 engine, low miles. NOW 11,800 8 WAS $15,900 NOW 13,880 8 '"· We proudl' annouJJee t~Je return of Baby Grands and Clarin()va Electric and Digital pianos by YAMAHA • COLUMBUS iAPl - Expect a JiiTercnt style when Bob Taft ta~c' ,rve r thl! !.!OVI!rnor's ol'fil:c from Gt::orge Voi..no vk h in Janu;1ry. . '. Those who kMow hoth lRepuh lit.:a n~ say the): pur~ue a ~imi l ar agt:.n .. Today's Sentir.el . 1994 BUICK REGAL GS COUPE \ Local one owner. ruby red with 3800 engine. Loaded ! . REG. $10,900 HOURS: Monday thru · Satu,rday ,10 a.m. til 9 p.m. Sunday 1 to 5 ' leathe r interior. ~9,900 I Scctiml • I 0 11 UACS 1990 CROWN VICTORIA LX G11rage .kept - lmmaculale. Senior citizens trade. Low mi les, power seat and winqows, etc,· 4, B.U ICK ONLY 447~3090 4 r2 STATE ROUTE 7 N ABOVE SILVER BRIDGE (740) 446·2212 ~ · PONTIAC 19 i i EASTERN AVE. 'C:I:P'No~:.':~tor GALLIPO . OH . E-Mall-muslc@evreknet.com ·' Ill Ca lendar Classificds Comic!'! Edituriab 8 ISINCE 1954·J •FINANCINC AVAILABLE the library is staffed by school employees . . and is open to students and the general pubhc at . . M1ke ·· Lucas, state librarian, Is seen in photo a1 right ad<!ressing thpse In attendance. Also pictured are Kristi Eblin; director of the coun ty library, and Jay Burton of the state library system. Taft .a·d.mi.n istration could be '$equel with new lea·d as' star· Good Afternoon Q·u alit' Aeoustie Upright pianos. ' • Output at factories rose 0.3 percent. partly recovering from a ~).6 percent drop in Scptcmb<r. th e Fed sa id today. From a year ago. factory production was an anemic I .8 percen t higher. ~anufacturers' export s~iles have f:.illen sharply s.i nl:e an .outbreak of world financi al turmoil that begun i 11 Thuilil nd in the SUiluner ll)97 . Denland in the Unitc:d Stah!S has n: maint:d strong.. but fa ~.: torie s nevl! rthdess have: been l o~i n g jubs ~ im:c:: the: .'lpring. · • Manufacturing in O~o: t oher was huoyed by a 2.9 per,ent in~.:rease iri auto· motive pnK.iu~.:ts anU g ains for applianl:e~. cornputa:-.. furniture anti l'Ufl struction s uppli es~ That ht"l peJ (liTst:t drops_}Or farm tinJ industrial e4uip- "2" AVAILABLE. Buick's LuxUry sports coupe. Loaded with amenities, CD player. Super charged 3800 engine. · ' •USE OUR LA'IAWA'I PlAN down during October _ By DAVE SKIDMORE Associated Press Writer , , WASHINGTON ~ l'ro<.luction at the 'nation's factories. mines and utilities slipped in Octoher -the fourth decline in five months- despite a modesl rebol1nt.l in rnanufacturin1! . The Federal Reserve's indltstrial production index fell a seasonally adjusted 0. 1 percent. Utility outpot plunged 3.4 percent. Demand (or electricity had heen ut t'levatc:t.l leve l, o·vt'r.the strrnmcr hut thc:n fell b;u:l( as lemperarure"' rt! turned to .m o re normal lc.!vel,. Production at . mint's anti oil wdls tdt 1.1 !\( UJE HAUE LIFETIME UJARRRNTY Oscar Schmidt Guitars, Acoustic ·Bass Industrial production \Vcathcr -·----·- .1 Lotteries OHIO I' Super Lottu: <J . JI 22 -1K-.J.J Kicker : 6-6-.J- -ti-K-'J Pick .1: ·J . I · 2: l'i<·k 4; 'I · 7· 'J · 7 W.VA. l)aily .1: .j . .j.f•: Duil)" ~: 2--1 ·.1 · \ d ~t . but UO ilhlHit it in dillt.'l't' lll \\ti Y'· Vnin7JVit.:h takt::s a position anLI ~t icks to it. w hile Taft is mort• l·au - The slight drop in ovcrt1ll int.lustrial output hel~d IO\\/Cr th.: imlustrral operating rate to 80.6 percent of capacit y. frnm 81 percent in September. Fac torie< operaled at 79.4 percent of their C<lpac it y. . That's far below the le v~ I that can co ntr.i but• to inllationary botil enecks and prvduction delays. · - eflectidns. on. the past.. ·----. . • ·, ft.'CilHI 'tlf Ulli..,t.'tl'\US htriJding. " Gem~t: h;t:-. ht:'~ll governor. ha:-.n ' t. L3a:-.~tl upon Taft their ,tVIt.'. · I tinus and t~p~n to l.·ornpromist.:. :-.<~iLl \vould t!Xpet.:! tha t Boh w ill he ~ imi ­ Ohio R~puhlil'an Party Chairman l:tr to Gi:OI'~t.'." Co li-:\ , aid. "L~.o·•u.l · Roht: rt Benndt. v.. ho was rt.::-.ponsih l ~! crs h rp i~ h; ~t ri\ r:. 'ro; cor N!tbu ... "' Jor perslr;Rling Taft In .'IIC:p ~h ide much '~'' po." ihl c htrt ultim att.:t'y. t ht.! 1990 and giyt: VlJi nov i~h a clt:ar path hud\ . . tnp . . hcn.: . 1 n.:or~c w;t' a ~trnng to the GOP nominatinn for ~ow rnnr. lc ~ tdcr. " . · · · ··oi1L:e Geor~e Voinm it.:l r m;\ J..c s Titft will ha\'1..' one ~1dva nt agc that up hi:-. minJ. h~~ nt: ver lnob h'ad~ ... V11illtlvit.:h did 11111 in llJlJIJ ~ Rt>pub Hcmtcll \:t id. '"Bnh pn)hahl~ wi ll hL' lil·an ~.·ontml nf hoth lHHhl'' 'of tht' wi ll in:.! to,;, dnwn and l'lllllprnmi'L' l.egi,btur~. WhL'Il Voinm id1 lik)J.. nn 'lll;lL' ul' the i"Ul'" w i th thl' L~g - uv..::r. Lkrnonah · IJL·ILl t h~ Htll~">t' anU j,Jatu rc a !iulc hit mnre .'' l<cpuhic;m, ~.· ontr,,tkd thi.! Senate . When y,,jn,lvit.:h wa ... fir't de1.'led Th;tt ruearh that Taft \\ill he able goVt'rnor. hL' had hi..'L:tl in Ckwland to _gl't mnr.: pn,~ranh p111 into l:tw for ~n )l..'ar,, in Cu y;d11l~a Cmttll) durin.~ hi~ i'ir~ t krm. hlll ht> rnu~t nlfic~' anLI ;~,, 11\;1\ 1ll' of th;!t cit y from i.t\ t1id ~·nin!..! 11\ erhtlard, Bl' ll llt'lt :-.aid . I lJXO-l)O . He ht\ d- "c r\'ctl oltL' tnm in · ,\n;ltht'~ pnt cn tial·pr,lhlt'lll ftH the the- Ohru llt lll'l' in th~.: 1.96()..,, rh.: w ~u\'L'Tnor: the ma~l'tlp tif th ~.: Taft -.erwd ,lwt l 1\.:rnh i n tht• l-ltl lt'e f _ ~.·gi ... l:tturl'. l'"Pl'~o.: i;dl~ tilt! li llll,\..'. hl·fure r~.:turnin:.! t P Cilll'itlllali 111 \\lien tcrmlimih J..id, in forth~..· :!000 JlJX I tt,,..::nc 1 0~ \c;rr ... ;t, ' <~llaiHiltt)n L:ll'L'IHm . .\!lure th ;m :'i ll t.' un'c nt l ~t\\­ ( \ 111111\' colllllll,~iuncr. I k ·, hel'll llti.lf..:l'l'' \\ill 'tk· furl·L·d out and kad( )h in ~L'l'l\'\.tl'\ of ,t.lh.: . . in ~.· . .· 11J1J I. ~..·r:-.hip ~.: h;tn~~..·~ \\ill he man). 111orc ~o ;~11d durin~' tll;;llllll 'i.! hl'·, h :nl It ) dl..' ;d 1i'Taft ~l'l'\l'' 1\\tl fmrr· \L'ilr IL'rtll ' . ·· vornmk·h had nrlc l'ilall~l.! (V \\ ith k gi . . laltl r' nn r"ue' r : tn~in~ trnrntl h·ir.ln\tl l' k'L' llllll L'.•tr,np,tl(.!ll' !11 k•; tder. . hip inl·adllharuhL"r." Bcnnc:tt pr,Jg r:ttll~ he', l. t~ t \!.' l'd . ">~t.:.h a' lht.' ': trd .. Til l' pmhll'rn' fHr Buh will he )\)\}:) l'<tlllp;tign Iin.t tll'L l.1\\ . Ill tlh.' tlotht' . It\ \L' I~ J1''"ihlt' .hi: l'tHild h · l'l' · :.! \\ ith luttl d t t't'c r~..·nt :\lich:td Colll'~ . tilL' h .mJ..I111 C·,ntnt ~ R~.:puhli\.· .1r t ..:h.urlllan . ;d,, 1 fk h:l \\' lt l h~ l': li'L'lUI ln }..,IHI\h hLIIh 1111.'11 \\ell. ' ALMOST GONE- All but the very foundation of this old coal tipple, built before the turn of the century across East Main Street, Pomeroy, and used to' move coal from the' hills to the place where It could be loaded onto barges, Is gone. In the early 1950s the wooden part of the tip· pie from the hills ide to the river was destroyed in a spec1acular blaze, local residents report. The remaining concrete superstructure which rested on the foundation was knocked down last · month when the Ohio Department of Transportation completed a slip repair project there. Ctllk~ lllli o..'' .! 1:1.11 ~ th :tl \ 't iltH•\ 10.: h 1\.1 -. 1\ 1<\1,' • ' I ' / . I • ,. �• Commentary , 'Esta6faslir.tf 111 1948 111 Court SlrHt, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2158 ·Fax 992-2157 Commu.,ity Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher DIANE HILL Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager n.. Se111iad .,.leoma l.n.rt to tiN tdlttX frOm fNIIMrs on • a.,.,.,..,_lot bt'oM1 ,..,_ of IOpiCt Sliort ,,.,.. (3110- CK ....) llo.. of bo/ng pubMr.n u. P'•f.,o#d end .U nYy N «<lr.d E.cll Mould .1nc:1aAN ~­ and dllytltN phoM numb« s,»ccfy a ar. If theN • • let • pm!lof.l• Mtk:M or ¥n« MMI to U,.,.. to 1M EdlttN. 1M s.nt.ln.l 111 Court St PtNrt.roy, Ohio -.1100 45769 01: FAX to 614-WIZ 2157 Pollsters finally getting a break from the critics structure and the dtrc tmph<altons thts would have on the black commu nny It was round ly cntrctzed by ltb erals at the lime Three decades later even hberal stalwarts admn he was ngh1 We bnng up three productive lenns Moymhan because th1s 1s the lime of He s also been an advtser to four prestdenls served as ambassador to lnd•a and the Umtcd Nattons was asSIStant labor secretary under John F Kennedy and found ttme to wnte year wi>en Whnc House atdcs arc busy crafung the prestdent s agenda for the year ahead Work ts well under way for January s State of the Unton speech The sense of urgency w1fe and other hberal staffers who• though! heahh-<:are reform should come first He let Hrllary Chnton and pohcy guru Ira Magazmer craft an tmpos"bly complex and convo rowly controlled by the oppostlton. The New Democral camp IS lookmg to trrangulate the term dtsgraccd Chnton advtser Drck Moms used to dcscnbe Chnton s pohcy d~rec u on 18 books m h1s spare 11mc A stand mg JOke m the capttalts that Moynt at the Wh1te House luted plan that nobody understood much less It ked after the 1994 rout Beyond h1s tnular alhlc\cments II\ WILL LESTER A~soc1ated Press Wnter WASHINGTON - Poll>tcr.; hstcned to month s ol mllct sm 1hout sur '>I' that found the pubhc far more ml<rested m tss ucs than tmpeachmcnt li'dutc the y tmall y hca1d vot~rs hear them out on ElectiOn Day I ~an t remember a umc when pollsters were so pummeled New York pollst.r Mark Schulman >atd at a gathenng of the Amcn can Ass<><: tat ton for Public Optmon Research lasl week By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller WASHINGTON Almost lost 1n the dm of Newt Gmgnch s departure from the House was the rettremenl announcement of one of the lllans of the Unued States Senate Dante! Patnck Moymhan IS In some ways the anu Gmgnch Dtg mficd cerebral, non partisan tn ht s approach to pohcy He wtllleave hiS New York Senare seat m 2000 after Moller It Anderson even more IS But Chnton listened mstead to h1s By pushmg hts tl~fatcd plan until the eve of ti>e 1994 clccuons Chn ton helped usher m a Republican Congress whtch then went ahout passmg welfare reform on ns own terms Onl~ wheo the GOP welfare To get an) thtng done you have to 111angulate says one Cltnlo~ wag But I m nul sure you waot to do that gomg mw ri>e clccuons Espectally when the people your~ cuumg our (the liberals) arc the ones who \C been sa\lng you from who s on h1s tour o( duty plan was ready to pass d1d Clinton tmpcachmcnt Moynthan wtll be remembered n10>1 wnh Clmton He meers datly "nh a agree to stgn on Now that the team of ad\ r!iiers md specchwntcrs rcfonn moved m1lhons of A mer toe tile nu 1e hhcral diVI SIVe l1ne man of tdeas that were oltcn lar all trymo to figure out how Chnton Jeans off the welfare rolls Clt,nton draw clear hne s m the sand pamt ahead ol h1 s I nne In 1965 he_. wrote can go do\\n m history as more than a landmark cssav "arntng of the hrcakdown of the hlad lamtly the prestdent "hu dalhcd wnh an mtcrn h<.~s ha~ lned hrs best to take cred1t for a law whose crcauon he had lml c to do wnh they cry foul Legacy obsessed Chfl ton wanls to d.o' somcthtng btt before hcaUmlZ. home to Arkan~as.-• A good place to start would Qe Socm1 Sccur ty The While House 1~ plannmg a ralk a thon summit IQ De~..:emher 1 t d&scuss ways of pre scrvtng the gtnnt pcnston progra111 I TI()OOHT '!,. CRC.f41<1TE WASA bel eve thai a maJOnty of Ame11cans weren l more upset about the prcs1 CBS MAN! dent s beha\lor wnh Momca Lewmsky They asked Who are these people that are bemg polled' How come none of these pollsters ever call me' We heard more of that because an awful lot were nol happy wtlh what rhc polls "ere showmg sa td Andrew Kohut d1rector for the Pew Research Center for the People & The Press When you don t hke the message you for future gcncralwns • YOU CAN'T funds Several other lawmakers mcludtng promtnent Republicans, have lloatcd stmllar plans A prestdent lookmg to cement a shaky legacy can do a lot worse than followmg the lead ol Damcl Ratnck Moynthan Jack Anderson and Jan Moll~r are wr1ters for Umted Feature Synd1cate, Inc t 'TliESE DAV5 1 shoot the messenger Of the ISO mtlhon adulls m 1h1s country who are ehg1ble to be polled on ly a few hundred thousand are polled m a gtven year Some people were susptctous thai pollsters were only mtervtewtng peo pic on the East coast or from btg ctlles a behef fueled by the locatiOn of many maJ Or polhng firms on the East Coast satd Kathleen Frankovtc d~rcc tor of surveys for CBS News In fact pollsters mtervtew Amencans from all O\Cr the country usmg a phone survey techntque called random dtgn dtahng Because people expected the prestdenl s approval numbers to drop polls were rakcn more frequently and became a part of the debate over Cltmon s Moynihan has been thtnkm g a l ~t about Soctal Sccunty as well He has a plan that would mvcst part ~f the trust fund tn pnvatc sector mstruments hke stocks md mutual TRUST ANYBoOY Frankov1c sa1d Polltng became one of the poltttcal actors she sa1d There was a heavy round of auacks on lhe accuracy of the polls Polls acc urately ptcked up on wtdespread distaste for tmpeacl'iment and tdcnttfted the lite DemocratiC surge by hkely voters On Election Day exn polls found that voters opposed tmpeachment and mstead focused on tssucs ltke cducalton the economy and Soctal Secunty m dectdmg how they would \OlC The result Democrats gamed five House seats the first t1me the pres1 dent s p rrty has gamed sears m a mtdterm election m more than 60 years fhc dcctSton by Republicans 10 dtsregard the pre election polls on vot crs dtsappro'3f of tmpeachment procecdmgs may have been til advtsed s 11d Fr mk Newport ednor m chtef ol the Gallup Poll Leaders who stray from the people run a risk Newport satd It doe s n In ean leade1 s shouldn t try to change the1r mmds But you don t w mt to dtscoum whar people are telhng you lbe poll sters pre elect1on cniJcs mch:rded House JudiCiary Comm1Uee Ch um1an Henry Hyde RIll who dtsmtssed survey s suggcsuno the publtc du.ln t want impeachment Polhng rs :Jn art not a sc Je m;c he sard Spc tkc r Newt Gmmch who helped orchestrate a pre clccuon ad cam p 11 .:- n th lt tned to Ink El~;;mm:rats to Chnton s tr JUhlcs caugl t hlamc lor the GOP ~ poor show rn l:?: md has mnoun ccd hl!i mtenuon to rcstgn Irom the t-fousc II you make 11 a referendum on 1 pres 1dcnt wrth 1 67 pc1ccnt appiO<val 1\Hmo you shouldn t be surprrscd tf the election goes agamst you Repuh Uc m Gov Tom R1dgc ol Pcnn sy lvan1' sa1d alter the clct:tmns While Its w1sc to be cautious tbout rntcrprcung results ol a smglc poll tll11 mt ght ptck up a tranSitory gust of publtc opmton months of polb show tng oppostlton to ttnpeachmcnr prm tdcd cvtdencc of a steady wmd blowmg 4cross the cou nt! y Rep B• b Ll\tngstun the Loutstana Republtcan who t< expected to be the A« I speaker says that whtlc lemlators have a duty to carry out tmpcac h rnc nt hea11ngs the poll findm gs 111 oppos1110n to rmpeac hmenl would have tt> he co nSidered m the political arena The unwliiln g n~.:: ss hy many to accept p1e c lc~..:tlon po11 results m ty have llccn human nature MH.:h tel Traugoll a research scrent1st at the Institute of So~..: 1 al Resc trch 11 the Untvcrsuy of MtChtgan has tn vcsugarcd why people believe or dts i>elleve polls In rcsc lfch sponsored bv the Pc"' Chamable Trusts he gauged people s !ttnudcs on a vancty of tssucs then qucsttoned them about whether they hchevcd poll resu lts orr thl se ISS ues The most nnportant Iactor expl ammg "hether people thou ght the poll was act.:urate Traugott satd m an mtervrew thc1r own vtcw was whether 11 agreed w1th Letters to the editor Grandparents, grandchildren and guns Dear Ed ttor A c lfclul readmg of the Ohto Hunting and Trappmg Rcgulattons has t.cvc tied a scr ous and dt>ltilhtng ch m~c tn Dtvtstori nl Wtldltfc poltcy Under ltccnsc rcqulfemcnts tnd exempti ons (page 3) tl st rlcs A l<untlng li ce nse 1s rcqutrcd reg trdlcss ol age Huntcts age I'\ md und er must he accompa ntcd by an adult To pur e:h \SL: 1 hunung lu..:c nsc the app l11..:ant must present a preVIOusly held hunt .111g l1cd1se or present cv 1dcm:e 1 I t avmg comple ted 1 hunter educa tion u t r-.. c Howc\Cr also on p H!C ~ Jt :-.t ilc < nc exc mplt nn .. f hc lollowmg pcrst s nc u t n;quucd 1 > h we 1 huntmg license 1hc ll'rlndc..:hlldrcn und~.:r IX yc1r:-. >I H!~.: wh1k hunt1ng or trapptng on thctr ~randp trent' lmd llu st nds harmk ss cru ueh hu1 md lh s 1s l h1g hut thi s me ms th ll 1 yt ung hunter: gc 16 or 17 c.: n hunt < 1 1gr mdp u cnt s land Withou t the lien ~,;Ill )J H.lult supl:rvrsl 111 < r hunt~.:J cduL t 11 tr am ng : I he st.: y( un g hurllcrs t.:< uld <.: me !r )Ill t.:l\lcs where they m iy 1 H he k111111i u \\Jlh trnc 1dent lit.: t n lh~,; s al!.: hantlhng c r sporting type, I !lUlls I hey t.:< rid he lullllrr w tl 1 Un a Gli t.: k 10 hut h< w be ut r ~umngt 111 H70 W>uh.lthq kn >w the h1 undmy nl Grmdmas lum W m\d y U \\lilt SUt..:h Ill UhJI VIdU 11 hunting JUSt Kr )SS l knLC 11 Ill YttU t • S 1lcl) :-.1 rid he 'p1 0111y 11 Ill :-.p lh Jlt.:ll 1nJ t • !he l11c >II t.:l: IS th tt ~.:nlc u.;c tur lwnt11 I tw:-. Could tl he lh ttlm ch tn gc e< uld he 111 ell lit t tppc tsdmoll tl y/plc ~ylplt~ 1tc/rcw mJ 1 nc mllu~.:nt1 d :-. p~.:c.: tl mtc ~.:st c up, ! ln my :-.IIU<Jt loll we sh( uiU lm;u:-. n wh II we w mt II b tppen 1r wh n Wt.: tlunl< w1ll h 1ppcn I rl nut nt..:~Pt.:t..:l I ) t.: >n !-. ldc wh 11 n ry h 1pp~.:n Henry Bahr Long Bottom on hiS uncle s land fo1 111 my yca1 s But J t.:< h w mtcd to e9 back home One day Jacob p 1ekcd up all HUtmltated, lhe boy came home hts eyes red from crytn g and told hts par Students may express 1he1r beltefs about rehgwn tn the fonn of homework artwork and other wnt ten and oral asstgnments free of drscnmmattOn based on the relt ents gmus content of the1r subm1sstons Hts moth er Carol compluned She says that rhe teache r f1entoff explamcd Its a publt c ~c h ool and the Btble ts not alh wed Cmol Hood latct told the Ruthcrlord ln sll lute wh , h llrou ght the case to ~.:ou t that the pnn~-:1pal Dr Ga I Ptatt then satd that "the sl< t) 1\ ts proycr and that pr IVCT 1s not tllowcd tn puhhc sc hools She sug gestcd to the me the• th 11 the boy be put 111 p11vatc s<.:hool and tddcd Caw! Hood told hct lm yet I ha ve Nonetheless the Th1rd Ctrcutt Courl of Appeals wtthoul heanng oral arguments afftnned the lower court s dectSIOn that Zachary Hood should have been silenced In a remarkable amtcus bnef to theTh1rd C~rcutt Court of Appeals tn support ol the school Amcncans United for Separallon ol Church and Stat< the Antt Def tm alton League amt the Amencan Jew1sh Congress gravely charged Zachary Hood alleges a depn vatwn of what amounts to a const t tutwnal 11ght to proselytize h1s t..:lassmatcs 1o"'class regardless of the to 1ead h1s story hccause 1t w J'l about a untvcrsal theme l otgtv~ ness 1 he prc stdc nt ol the loc tl te tch c 1s umon sent a lettc1 to the ~.::nt 1 Je memh c1sh p s 1ymg lie \\as go puhhc and en( ugh tr 1ublc w th Jews the sc lc ~llon was educau onally Mtchacl Rctll y a Icachet 11 the 1..hsu ct told me thm Carol Hood repc lied to hun the pttnctpal s refer cncc to Je" s Federal Dt>tttcl Cou rt JUd ge I>Scph Rodr gucz ruled tg 1 nst Zachar) Hood Tile othet chtldrcn tile Jud ge s11d nught lnvc thou~hl the !cachet w ts cndorsmg the Btblc The JUd~c may have been unaware of the U S Department <I EduoalHln s gutdclmes on rchgwus ex pte>< o 1111 the pub! c schools tnappropn He Now Jacob "as altaid that Esau mtght sttll he a 1gry at hun So he se nt presents to Esau He sent ser vants who satd Please don t he tngry anymore But Esau wasn t angry He ran to Jacob He hug ged and ktssed hun He wash tppy Hl sec ht s brother agam It was to have been the l~rst tm1e Zac hary read 10 the class but the teacher sa td he could ol re td the story because tt was rcllg10u s or appalled h1 s an1 11als and h1' l1n ly md the way hat.:k to whc1c Esau ll v~d crty If the Supreme Court takes the case I hope 11 remtnds the nat ton what J\Jsuce Wtlham Brqrman a fir111 adherent of lhe Eslabltshmcnl Clause smd m hts concurnng occ1 swn 1n a school case o\brnglorl School Dtstrtcl v Schempp (1963) Not every mvulvement ol reltgwn tn pub he hfe IS unconslttuttonal Mtchael Retlly has been ate tchcl lor 28 years m Zachary Hood ~ school dtStncl Last summer he was the uniOns chtcf ncgouatur lor thctl new contract Retlly wrote to loc tl r tpers say '" ~ Zachary should have been rhlc te tchet s <;onstde cd Jud gment that everythtng he had They trav eled all at Re lly s dccts on to not he o,;upp 1rti\C ol one of Iu s fellow mcmhcrs ~ lherearetlmcs andthrstsoneot them when certa n tnstttunon s zealously Intent on k ecp m ~ publiC schools rchgton free 'become mmot tm tge s of Pat Robertson s mststcnce that tht s ts a Chnsuan natton There ts no mcntton of God or mtraclcs 10 the story that Zachat) wanted to read And there IS not even a mnc of proselyuzmg tn that story Zachary IS now represe nted h) the Becket Fund for Relt grous Ltb fund s md sprc tdmg •round your asset allocauon that way I John vtaAOL A rhc answer to that quc suon depends upo n the a lSWe!s to th~:: sc question s How much m< ncy do you have to 1nvest ~ How <.:osl con ~c1nus arc you 1 And 1a.-.tly how mu ch umc do you want to de-.otc to sclcct111 g tl1ose ftvc to 10 lunds and how good arc you at p1 ck mg funds' A lunl,l of funds ts tm utuallund that nvcsts 1ts as ct:-. mt< a \ 1r1cty 1 I other lund s such as 40 1(k)s One of the advantages of Spec trum ts that the less cxpeNcnccd cent Mtd Cap Value Fund 4 I per cent New Era Fund 3 8 percent Most of the money tn those funds ts nvcstor docsn I want to mak e dcc1 stons about whu.:h funds to mvcst 111 or dcctde how much to mve st n each on(.! And Spectrum wtll do that lor them says Steve Norwttz Vtcc president 11 T Rov.. c Pncc nvcsted m consumer nondurab les And t~ac hers fro m Z tcharyls sc hool to ld Rc ll y he wo uld tic putg ed fr om the unmn 11 he dtd nOt te eant tnd apulo~tzc Rcrlly tells nlc he wtll not accommodate them 1 thou ght he s ud the tssue w 15 rcltgtous ccns01sh 1p Now 1rc rhze 1 ts lt ec speech nscll that 15 lunda mentally under utack Nat Hentorf ts a nationally renowned authonty on lhe First Amendment and the rest of the Bill of Rl~hts Another ad' ant tee IS th 11 they wtll g1ve y< u 1 much hro tder dl\ ~.::r silu.; t10n mung dlllercnt styles 1f stocks than you would C\er be able to gel 1n yt UJ own He s got 1 p01nt Let s s 1y for msl mcc that you h vc $5 000 to m\est rnd w 1111 to hutld n dllctslficd port II It o of stock Base ally lu 1d ol lunds c 111 be lu 1d ' In the Spccttum Growt h dtVIdt:d 1111 I 1\\ 1 l: 11 ps Ihi e th 11 lie 111 1dc up ol n hou se lun Is I kc the I R >\.\.t..: Pw;(.; Spcc.:ll um fund:s 11d lh sc L liJI sed I lunds Ill) 11 v 111 >us fund I m1l1 ~.::s l1kc.: th~.:: M ukn 111 MuiiiFund I u 1d t I lu 1h h \C hec 1 pr lrl cl till I! ts o! S~ipl ~0 1h ~.:n.: w~.: ~.: 40 lu 1d <I lunds 1Kl utl~.:d 111 thc I rrcl c lc (IV llld IU w th Cit.: \II,: 44 l t,;l: \USC tht.:y lppcaJ ( I llt.:W tutu I lur d 1 \est 1:-. wh 1 1111..d1t n1 t ha\e 1 ln I mon~.:y to mvt.:sl n t1tll) md 1 c h t kin 111 cl1vct s lit: 11 m The) Iso h l'VC ht.:<.:Oillt.: popu1u ~: ho1~t.:s 111 employe• spon sc ted qu Ill t:d rt.: tllcmcn t H.:t.::ount s I UIH.I wlm:h s l nc >f the thTcc Spcc ttu n funds av rltllc 111d I kc Ihe othd s has l lllllllllU 11 1111 1l 1\t..: tr t:llllt.:qUTIC llt..: 11 >I $2 '\00 y >u d he thle I l h 1\ e thm dtvct s1 t red r( t! l { Plu s yc u d ha\t.: mm~v h.: II H l\oc:-.1 dstwhcn; A:-. r I Se pt ~0 Spcllr Ul 1 G1 ''"" lb 1:-.scts W\Cit.: dJv\ 11..:d up 1n T Rowe P11cc fund :-. ts lnllnw s lnt ~.: ln 1111 ntl St >ck Fund 22 pctc cnt New Hon /Ill~ Fu 1d 18 6 pt.:n:cnt (11ov. th St >ck Ft nd 11 ( pc 1ec nt Blu e Chtp Gr< 1\lh Fund 11 I pe cent Equ ty i lL mu.: Fl nO l'J ~ pc n: 11 G" wth & Inc" tc Fu 1d 12 4 pet and busmcss serv1 ccs and of peopl e arc and ha\c been for transporlatton stocks ( 12 2 pe<ccnt) Put together that portfoho ol mn e lund s on your own (outs de of m years Hnw much mune) the) a.1c mak tn g eac h yc tr titer thc1r entire porlfolto of mutual funds '"' ttlli cd up tnd aver \ged out ts si 11t.:thmg no unc knows lor sure All ul wh ch n c ms thc1c "' no one pcrft.:ct way to llVesl 111 nutu tl dtvcrsd~t..:allon lor 1 low I IIIli tl mvcstmcnl s dcs ~.:h trgcs a,ntlnnnu 11 cxpt.::nsc w11l 1mplcl on yoUJ rctu n ~ so th~.:: y ne ed to he c.; uclully u tsrdt.:rcd JUSt 1s w th other types o! nn tu 11 lunds r: n ex unp ll: the 11 1u tl ex pense I II I I the r R )Wt,; P11c.:c SpcL tiU ll G11 "th Fu nd ts 0 H4 pctcc t AI the M 1 kmH 1 Mult Funds tnnu 11 expe l :-.c' lU ll n > c th m J >Uh1c th u • Columbus 40 150 II tppnm n ltd) I 91 pctc cnt fh t. : I C I S~Hl f01 trlc ~p t..: d IS ht.:l lUst: 111 of 1 R(\\1.~ P1 K C s Spct.: I tllll lund s uc mm Hrt.:J an hou:-.e and 1he1 cf< c ha\ <.: 1 nl} , nc m m aecmcnt Icc I< pI} mnu t11y funds maktt~ up uiy '1 the thlt.:o,; M trkmm Mu1t1Funds a1~.: n< t • ' ' ' / - •... . ' Sunny skies set Tuesday, but temps will remain cool 0,.... Showers T-storms ... ,eJ;::. Raio great hrandson a brother Edward (Eihd) Kuhn of Ch1lhllwre By The Associated Press Don t kl all of that sunshme fool you on Tuesday It sllll wtll be rdther cool outlhere the Nattonal Wealher Servtce satd Htgh pre»ure Will push outli>e clouds and produce lots of sunshme Htghs Will be m the 40s Tontght some clouds wtll hnger and a few hght showe" are posstble m the north Lows wtll be m the upper 30s The record htgh temperarure for lhts date at the Columbus weather 'ta lion was 72 degrees m 1953 wh•le lhe record low was 12m 1883 Sunset tontghl will be at 5 15 p m and sunnse 'fuesday at 7 I'! a m Weather forecast Tomghl Mostly cloudy wnh a chance of spnnkles Lows 40 to 45 West wrnd becommg nonhwest wmd 5 to I0 mph Tuesday Beeommg mostly sunny Htehs tn the mtd 50s Tuesday ntght Moslly clear Lows around 30 Extended forecast Wednesday Panly cloudy Htghs tn the mtd 50s , Thursday Showers likely mamly dunng the ntght Lows near 40 and htghs m the upper 50s Frtday Panly cloudy wtth a chance of showers Lows m the lower 40' and htghs m the lower 50s States l~reJ a~cess ' h tkmg thetr heatls 11 the Clinton Cohen sa1d II you re Saud1 Arab11 or Q ctar nr Bahram you thmk the Amencans llmched You wouldn t say Saddam lllnched He h~d tnother con lrontauon wnh the Ututed St ues when~ he gets 10 eo b u.; k to th~ ~ t<J Chnlon s sr th:!smanhke response m aL:cept 1ng lhe lalest lmqt a:<risurant.:!i!:<ri lur tu~ Yassw Ramadan 10ld 't tte run televt smn that Iraq had been tble to prove to the whole world that our vtews are md that lhe Amencans were mtsg01ded Many analysts expecl S tddam 10 tum dt!:hant ac~am wllhm months as ht has done several wnes smce the 1991 Perstan Gulf War !:hot Cohen a pmtes-or of strate gtc studtes ul Johns Hopkttrs Umver sny who directed a Pentrgon study ol the Gull a1r war queslt()ned whether Arab nauons would suck out thetr necks aea11110 stand wnh the Unued Publ shed r:v~ry afk:mut n M Klay lhuMJgh Frld:ly Ill Co11rl Sl Pomcruy Oh1 by t!l. 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Ext 11"4 C'rcutaliO!!I IClosslfloo Aos Ext 1103 Ext 1100 1 -- Sunday Untto< re,Jl<>ndm_ nduded Bi\.SHAN VFD 2 28 p 111 Sund ty bru,h I r< on B tid Knob Silver" til< R< td Rhon U 1 M~..:Gralh property n, lllJUnr..::s rcporh:d Rat.:HlC: Vutunte~r F1re D!!partml!'nt a.'sl,ted p~eked up at "'"here th~.:: ~.:ont~:-.t day Entry c m.h m tv he the F 1rrnc:rs 8 u1k wtll be held or u tny downtown bust ness The card' wuh 1 enpy ol the tre t 1 hi.! r~turnell nol later than \VeJn~.:sda) and lht:: LOOklt:S "'IX on a paper plaLe ~.:mered With de 1r wr tp are to he t 1ken to the Farmer!-. B mk S 1turd •Y morntnJ Jud tn by Becky B tcr wtll be tn at 12 >O p 111 Prrtc' "''II he $'\0 lur ltrst md $2) tor second Anyone ~.:an enter ami there I" no hmll nn the number ol \.:nlnci'i H h SLhool t.:aklena 6 10 p m Tho,e mendtn£ arc to t ••e a \t! etuble anJ Je~serl Meat roll:\ be\t~ra eo,; md table servu.;e w1l l be lurntshed Thanksgtvmg sen1ce 1\ tn Will meelm spt.!clal se:-..s1on dll!'port for Opt!lllll ul b1ds on hal 1rd rnttt_auon projt:c.:t Rrvel'\tew Garden Cluh The R \erVtew G trden Club wtll meet Thursd ty 7 10 p m at the Reedsvtlle Church ol Chnst tor a Chr stmas v.urk:-.hnp Membrr:-. are tsked to hnnc ltn=er lnod lur the nect1n home and e11ts tor a nurs n_ SAR meelu'lg Ew tn_ , Ch tptor Sc>ns ol the Am~n\; Ill Re\olutmn \\- Ill hoiJ us I bl meetmg ol lhl!' )~ tr Thur:-..Jay serVIt.:e al tlie L.one Bonum Unned M<thntllsl Church wtll he held Sund tV 7 p 11 Dew tyne Sturlet w II he tlw spe tker Thuse tnendm~ re tskou tot tk< a nonp<r uthe Metes County Muse um Spe tktr wtll be AI tn G >kbber v JUt.! e ot th~ A then:-.. County Ct L rt I Com non Pk 1s l1v t<Jt llh h I V~ rl o been '<Ill t , n~ lfhy DAR 'h tp 4 l ~r' N 1hhy Lei!' An~e:-. 111 Athen-. Return Jon uh m Met~s •I Pom~ruy French Colony ul Galltpolts tnd the M meua Cit 1pter New elected oll1 cers lor 19'!9 wt ll h< ttiStall ed and si!'VI!ra l Tli!W mt!mhl!rs mdu~..:h::d Ot'lice hours !lSD<\ Rur ll Devel•pmenl wtll Lottery results nol repre:-.s them that ts collllllltl~d h) ~-Ill the But th 11 I.! 1d ot UNSCOM the U N spect tl co 11 nusswn nn lmq Clinton called lor a new govern ment 111 BaehllaJ that Is ~.:omm1ttetl peace tn the re~11~n He s tt d the United States woultl IIHen,lly It s eltorts tn w •rk wtth thl! turu;;:-. ol ch tnge 1n Iraq The r<adton Irom B lehd td w IS >Wilt Deputy Pmne Mtm,terT.triH AZIZ LriiH.:Izetl Clmton :-. pl ~d eo th lt the Untted States IS wmmmed to rcpl1e C() hoklllh! 11\t..:c hmu s m the lu't mJ thm..i Thursd !Vs 1 t e rLh month 1t the USDA Se~vtce Cenkr mil I nd R• td Po nemy Rut II Devol >p 11<111 lllt::rl) Fmne1s HliiiL Adm111 :-. mtkes I m ... tc:rm no \own p yme 11 1 •w nterest lo u1s t 1 1uy hL 11d or 1ep trr h1 lilt~' People 11fc1 ested 111 loans llllY st •P lrom <) 1m (It t tiiOll ) tuiO 1111 >rcall (7401 37171111 tr Scholarship' avmlable St tie Rep John C trev R Well $4 111 lit >n lor Wtdno'd ty 'dr twtn_ stnn h 1s Q-l :-.dmltr:-.hrps av 11 hit: In Oh10 s pn pnet u y st.: ht nls n1 c \I le t:~ ener illy pnv 1te busmt::-.!'1 nO tr lde s~.:hools Tv.enty twu ,, th e scholtrsh ps re lor lulltutllllll wuh the st mlt.!nt onl y r~qu 1ed to p l)' I, book:-. and a smtll Tt: ... 1 ~11 H m h:~ Seventy two 1/ th~ :-.Lhnltrsh ps trt! I lr one h 1ll1hc t.:( st 1 t tu1t1 o n Stu Uent s /rom the h1 -h ~L hno l d Jss nt llJlJ9 may c >nt u.:t ( uey s ol/~c.;c at Hospital news 1614) 466 1366 lor mur< mlorma ton R tnd 1lph DIScharges Nov 14 - Sahsburv truslees Kep1tr D n-. GIL t::-.l! r M 1 v D 1\1:-. Discharges NO\ 15 - non~;; -·-tStock reports are the 1 0 30 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis s thsbur) r IV. The Super Lt \l1 J u;kpol rdLI ns to "hrp Bo lid ~I ct the :-.ccne e 1s leak '"Junes reported J 1111 Lut.: l~ uwnt:r nu Glenn back at 'Canyon of Heroes' for parade NEW YORK tAP> - Thtrty m ye-ars alt~r New Y nker:-. eave- John Glenn a rnusm w~.,;komt.: , th( l1r~t Ament.: an to orh t E 1rth lh~: ~.:It) ~:-. :-.ct to t~t~ the 77 )tar old 1:-.tron tut l..,l n tor h1s r'-=l:t:llt 4 nul II 111 mle spILt:' :-.huttle 1111 :-.:-.Hll r" ~elc The 1p AI 'td \\ay' C Lll)on ol Hen.~' ~ 1M nd t} \\Ill be the thtrd 1 t 1 month lollnwmo m~m:hes tor Chtt.: t .. o Cubs slltg:.:-er Sammy So:"'a 11J the v.orld on Ntl'v.. Yt rk Y mkt:t::s Thnueh Gl<nn ts t ndouhtedly the th~ p 1r alle al so w 11 honor hrs les:-.l!r known D ~c.:ove ry c.:rew lllltes Cmllr ( urt :-. Brown Steven Ltnd\ey Scoll P 1r tzynskt Sttphen Rnbtn,on Pedro Du4ue and ~:-.Iron lUI Chr tkl than one parade Other than tho Mets md Y11kecs \\ho v.crl.'! honored Iter post s~ tson Vlt.:Wncs others e- 1 \o~..:O more th m onl! p tr tUi! tndude lormer Ethwp an e npcrur Hale Sci ts:-.h! Dwl!.!ht Eisenhower OJ.nd Amelt ' E trh trl ~.:h 1mp1 mam <Jttracium J;.wpanl!'se Gl~nn whl'> rt:tm~:-. from the US Senate next month mJ rt:turns 1) Oh10 JOtns a short hst ot tnt.IJVIJual~ u1J spnns te 1ns hnnoreU wllh mnre Ml k 11 W >rid I< rders t~d 1 thers were rm trld) 1vc::n I Lkcr tape p r cde:-. m th ~ Lit) I pr ILl (;I! th~t \~I S C.:Urt Uft:J Iter ll)6'i ReLent ht 1l ces h 1\e 11t..:luc.h:d Ndst 1 M tldt:la md lhc Gull Wtr \(lcruh An e:-. tr 11 Hed lour n 1ll10n peopll!' turned ( 111 to se~: Glenn on MarLh I I )(11 1H~ hi s !1 :-.l :-.p 1u; Ill hi m ty dum a ta~.:kpot pntc wtllth $M 111llmn The wmncr ~.:h 1sc the optron ol rl!e..:lvm~ thr..:: ftc.:~pot 10 mm II pI) 1e 1t:-.ot Si07 691 hdo ~.: t lXI!:'\ nvl!r 1 6 ye us Thr \\- n 111 t1dd w ts :-.uiJ statement ol Mr Cltnton the plans ol Am Ele Power Akzo ........................................ AmrTech Ash Oil AT&T Bank One ........... Bob Evans Borg Warner ....................... .. Broughton Champton .................... .. Charm Shps ......... . City Holdlng1 ......................... .. Federal Mogul Gannett............. .................. .. Goodyear Kmart Kroger ......... .. Lands End ......................... Ltd Oak Hill Flnl OVB One Valley Peoples ................. . Pram llnl Rockwell AD/Shell Sears Shoney s .......... .. Star Bank ........................... .. Wendy s ................................ . Wosrthmgton 4m~r Pnm.:rny Leon Hutch t~Son and Theron Johnson treated CLEVELAND I APJ- The own nl 111 Oh10 Lon~:ry e-l ne 11~-:kct with the correct Supc:r Lotto u1mb• nat ton from the S tturd ty dr tWin_ 11 Jt ''Smoke' N 1 1m Sprul-it<ld Stocks I~ 1 t::r mg: S u.ldam s n~em1e 1n lr l4 ... more Information I have to t.:ondemn ~tron1!1y tht: his ..ovt:rnment to overthmw tht! ~overnment ot lr 1q Az1z "'utlm tn mtervu~w on CNN and Pomeroy Ch td M Mn rei used treat ass1~tetf t. U> represent rnd resp.:ct ns people llso 1111rk 10 am Sunday motor vehtde &JLuJc-nt at JUilliJon ol !<.li.lte route:-. 7 m'nt Pomerov :-.q u td asslftl h:d td 4 09 p m Saturday Pearl Street o 10 p m. Banquet set The Met s Ht h School Iall sport' b mquet wtll be held Tuesd 1\ tn the Thanks Trustees Lx"aCtmnls trc;..Jted at ....:ene MtJdlepnrl -..quad 1:-.:-.1-.\~!d th~ Ra~.:1n~ Mdt:-.:-.a Johnson rt'lu:-.ed treatment R 1em~ squ td asSisted K 5'! p m Saturday SR 7 ~u Tue,day 7 p m at the home ol Clerk Rtchard Batie) ~61 Hooker St Mtd 12 '\ 7 a m Su ndav R1\ er"de Ap<.~rlment:-. 12 15 p m Sunday Wtllow Creek Road Pomeroy Doug Bea\er treat I!J at the: s~.:c: ne 4 12 p m Sunday Brrck Street Rutland Sharon Bnee' VMH 9 10 p m Suntlay Peach Fork Ro 1d Pomeroy Abr_ail Wli:-.nn \MH RACINE 10 07 am S uurday VFD tnd '4 U~el to Appk Grm e Dorea' Road CENTRAL DISPATCH '!55 a 111 Saturday Sltte Route 141 Harnsonvtlk Sheryl H)'ell Veterans Memnnal Ho,pttal Rutland 1:-.h ahle h Jd llern II r lht: Me s lpt!r \live p llt~h JisiJlhUIHHl the pr<stdent sud would ' Un u ' ulthe Mel-' County Emcr ee nLy McJKal SerVilC rcumlcd Ill ~.: ill~o lor a..-.1:-.tant.:t: Salun.lay anJ Church serv1ces ••t S<rVIC<s will be hdd 11 the D m>tlle Church ol Chmt S tlurday 7 p m and Sund ry I0 10 and li p 111 Sundt) Denver Htll Fo,ter W Va wtll he the spe tker them The Daily Sentme , (USPS 113 960) Comaaunlly Ntw!lplper Holdlnp, alk' Pomeroy Merchants Assouaiwn s c.:ookm_ b iklll_ t..:Ontes t I" Wednes ion_ term str tle_y (I \\I! t tke milt U )' let \~11 WI! C.: Ill :-.t.!:Jllll~ mtly Jl!,el 1J~ S 1Jd t n Hu:-. setn s 1b1hty to Uevelnp \\ot!ap ms nt mass t.h:slructwn and to ddl\t:r and two Meigs announcements Cook1e contest The deadlme tor entenng the res1d~nce EMS units answer 10 calls Easlern Star servtces will be conduc ted 111 rhe lun<ral home by Evange ltne Cha pter 172 at K tmught I Masontc servtces wtll be.oonducted m the luneral home by the Mtddle port Masontc Lodge at 8 30 tomght • A mthtary flag presentalton Will be held at tho grave"de by VFW Post 4464 and Amencan Le~111n Lata)eHe Post 27 In li~u ol !lowers c.:nntnbut10ns c.; a 1 be mad~.! to the Calvary Baptr!'\t Church Rto Gr mde Ohto 45674 Met~:-. Cl nton IL kno'.\. l~.::d_ed that dt!t::p skept ~.:1sm :-.u rround:-. S tdJ 1111 ~ pm Hl:-.c!:-. hut he 11 llt::tlth tl hoklln b 1d:. lrom 1 nuht 1 y -.u ke 1s the be:-.1 CriSIS c.;orrect quo \nit! Without ha\ m_ p uU lor II now Iraq declared nsellthe vtclor m the tltc lc ph >lc her m c trc of I Ius ncwsp 1pcr or vm c mml at l\1tsl\lutualaol com Umn Vujo\l(h as a s~nduated wr1tcr for Nc'' sp tper Enterpra~e \ssoc1atum adm1nt~trat10n Wish 11 must I urn over 11l rl!l~v 1nt documem!ti un t..:hl!llllt.:al anti b1olng1 4.:al weapons produt.:lllln and 11 musl npt mtertere wllh lht! mspectors Taha unpredJCtabk lnq Our Gull 1ll1.:s mu:-.t be JU:-.1 to Vlli!W any s1te tht!) Presu.lent a~amst 111 V<.~ a .. , .... ted b) Lale l~llkof\ l..etlll V Hullhln•. on X6 71K Stuf\ :-.Run Ruu.l Che,hm.>: v..a:-.l:lted lor a:-.:-.urc-d dl!'ar llhtan~~ b) I hi! Galh:.t Me l_, Po-.t olthe Stat'-= Hlehv..a) Pa1rol fullowmg a IWH '-"Ch de- :.t~..:uJcnl SL nda) 4 n Stat~ Ruute 7 nc tr P nncmy Tmuper-. :-.atd Hut~..:hm -. >n '-"<.I' nurthhm nd /0 feet 'outh of SR I~ l tl 9 5~ am "ht:n he~ 1:-. un 1hlc tn :-.t 1p n um~;; and 'trud;tht! n;:arol a :-.top~tl ntlnl\an dn\t:n b} Ambt:rh K Jnhn"m 16 ..J(, 1"4 SR I J:..J Ralme D.am.,._e h, lhe prd.up dn, ~n b)' llul~.:hm"m anJ John:-.on :-. mm1van wa' .. 1 ~ht ;tt.::lonhn~ to the rt:port at the church on Tuesday one hour pnur to the servKes reu~ (Continued from Page 1) Iraq must allow tnspec(ltr' unlet lkpart1~n1 Patrol tickets motorist in accident of Ohrn "'ters M try (Don) Krowson ol Laftyette NY and Naomt Hundley ol l01lt anapohs lnd $ervtces wtll be 2 p m Tuesday tn the Calvary Bapltsl Churc h Wtlh Pas tor Jane Mayo olltctaune Bunal wtll be m the Cahary Cometery Fnends may call at rhe Waugh H tlley Wood Funeral Home Irom 5 9 p m IIKlay and Rcrncmhc1 the R llh lR A l1 p hole I wrote ah lUt t: ultcr tht s ) i.:,.ll " Well I you have hccn pl11111 H! ~ 1 t.:onvcrl yt Ul lr td tmn 1l IRA lfll r a Roth IRA 1nd then c mvcrl 1 h 11.:~ tO I l!<lthtr rrl t l C 10 Sl\t: I C: mo1cy y u \~.: mtss~.:d lhi.: h1 t li lt Md.m" Hill Send questions to Ma..,on~ k:e r ... ~ ._):;;,.. lhe tunc- the frre Road He wa.110 a mern~rofthe Ordc:r ulthe Whtt.: Shnne of Jeru .. aleln the York ~ !C 1998 AccuWealher Inc Vu.:e Membt:r' ul lhc Tuppt:r:-. Plam'> Vnlumeer Frre al ~eal Rne Secretanes and Recorders Assoctauun ol Ohto the Secr<tanes Assoct auon ol the Fme and Accepted Masons ol Ohto the Ohto Grand Counctl Order of Htgh Pnesthood and a Kentucky Colonel Surv~vmg are a son Davtd W IDtan.l Kuhn of Hau_hton La three daughters Karla (Tom) Blackham ul Co lumbu' Janelle IJuck) Taylor ol I...! tart W Va and Robtn (Benny) Wolle of Shade II erandchtldrcn and a themselves Annan welcomed 'tarted Carpenter '"'" the Ancient and Acceptetl S<Oillsh Rue Valloy ol Columbu, AlaJdm Tem pie the Galhpolts Shnne Club the OES Evan~eltne Chapter 172 and Past Patron Dlstnct Deputy Gmnd Hr~h Prrest ol the l'th Capitu lar Mao;omc Dis lncl W VA_ n"'nt:r nl th( home Jettrt:} Burle v..a' nnt home Che-ter and Pomero} ltrelt 0 ht<" re,pmdL'<l at II p m to the Portsmouth- 42"/56" ICY Rate~ O:~uiJt: Mtlj~:l lnvestmg for \our Rehrcnu.~nt both of whtrh trc pubhshud bJ Th~ A me-' Kuhn he \\ia' a retrred derc0 yman and rdrred chaplain al Gall1poh, l:Xvelnpmental Cc:ntc-r Hc: was one of 1~ <.:urrenl t.:haplam . . <Jt Hnl1c:r Med ter Km _his 1 f lhe Vorl Crn's nt Hnnur the Rnyal Art.:h / llums Slru1ght I rlk" About Muturl Funds' md Stra t~hl Talk About 19\111 Center He was a memh<r of the Calvary Bapltsl Ch"rch m Rto Gmnde the Mrd dkpurr Mason~e Uxlge where he wa' the current S<!cretary and Past Ma' Clnclnnall 40"153 ~ • • -- lunds 1 I~ ~ L Ill'< ul <.1 l1rc th ..u ullc-tlthe Jn,ulr ol a Tupp..:r' Platn' arc-a moh1le hnnK: FnJa\ ~temn .. h '' OtM b..!<n Jc:h.:rmm.:U ac.:~unJ10~ to Tuppt>'"' Pla111-. Ftre Chtel Gre Carpenter B.>rn Jan 25 1'!2R m Co.hoctun son of 1he late Clarence W and lzom portlult o of mutuallunds you could lRS put lh II ktl sl Cause of Friday fire undetermined Rev. Robert W. Kuh(' • The Rev Rober! W Kuhn 71) Galltpohs dted Saturd •Y Nuv managed ts sur.:h so lees n c h1gher Then there s the tune md pc1lor mmcc factor If you have the dcsm.:: rntercst and me lin 1tmn tu hu11d a cent) at le "'$50 a month must he tnvest cd m each fund) and y• u d It tvc to ponv up $22 500 Whtlc a lund ol funds oll<ts PA • at h1110 re,1Jem:e By C.l'l'kr or Motor Routt be s uc~,;essf ul 11 do ng so Bald KnHh SII\~P~\IIIc RnuJ w1ll ~ ~ht'I.Ctl ~ rnnrn \\c-Jne...J.J) ..o With ttk: Ohro aru.l~'-= Cu t.:~n rtplat.:~.: a bru.J ... c: near Purtbnd ~.hhal nut dunn tht: June "'X lluoJ .JL:l:urd1n ... hJ M\!1~:-. Count)' En~ll'k:t'r Ru~n F_a"'n ... T~ rt~ "'II ht: llu-<d h•r up to :-.1\ "l!t;:k"' Mown ... ~-. art;: ath 1"«1 to u~ St;.~h: Ruutt! 7 a' a llctuur \\td~;l"'. WalterL Burle 7~ Pmn<n>y dt<d Sun111y Nov l'i 19\IK al Rt v<""Je Methodl,t H<,..pn"l Culumbu, Armn2.ements w1ll bt: annoum::t.."tl by the Cremecn' Funcr<.~l Ht)ll1c: Ra...:mc: ~ Younu-_, 36/43 Monolleld 38 /45" 4S769 ( 19 3 percent) consumer serv tces (13 9 percent) ftnan ctals ( 13 4 per IRA ace< unt where rmmmum Investments arc $1 000 01 an auto matlt.: asset hu ldcr aceounl tn wh1ch - '--'-"-~ ~ .-ustmaster 1 • ' // Diversify your money with fund-of-funds r;ly Dtan VUIOVICh Q I was wondenng whtch IS bet ter buytpg a fund ol fund s or mve stm g m ftve to I 0 mdt vtdual Cleveland :MI/44 Toledo 36145" First test of Iraqi promise Child learns about forbidden book By Nat Henloff • In 1996 Grace Ahva a ftr st grade teacher at the Hamc~ pub he school tn Medford N J allowed students who had reached a cerratn level ofreadmg prof1crency to read a story of thetr own choostng to the class Zachary Hood then 6 years old ptckcd a slol) out of the Bcgm ncr s Btble Taken from GeneSIS H "called The Btg Famtly and tells ol the rcconc tltauon of two hrothcrs who had once quarreled bttlerly rhts IS the story tn lull Jacob traveled far away to hts um.::lc s house He wvrkcd l<!lr h 1s uncle taktng care of sheep Whtk he was there Ja<.:ob got marncd He had 12 sons Jacobs h1~ lanuly 11\cd • Pohcttal Chnton would ''"c til RepubiKans ;.w s C)(lrcmlsts wh~ ;l Engineer Local News in Brief: announces road closing Walter L. Burke IOICH IHD l Death Notices L.:...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AccuWeathe,. lorecast for dayttme conditions lowlhrgh lemperatures - acute thts year because 1999 reprc sents Prestdent Clinton s last chance to craft a legacy beyond the ta\"dry Lewmsky affa1r Lc tdmg next years message team IS seniOr advtscr Paul Bcgala former partner of James Carvtlle sc~ond Tuesday, Nov. 17 passmg muster 1n a Congress nar as a smgu larly orr::•Jnal lhtnkcr a In the months beforo the clccuon many people found n dtfficuh to htc ' Chnton could have eluded thts That leaves 1999 as hts last best legacy conundrum had h6 hstened to hope 10 put a stamp on domestrc pol Moymhan from ti>e get go Back m tcy that wtll be remembered beyond 1994 n was Moymhan who pubhcly ti>e next clecuon The year after wtD advtscd the president 10 tackle wei be too lare wtlh clecuons already 1n fare refonn before takmg on the f.n- htgh gear suck1er subjeCt of health care Whtte House advtscrs are spill reform Reformmg welfare was a mto rwo camps Ltberals who wan! subject ncar and dear 10 Moymhan s wedge tssues to use agamst heart It would also have provtded Rcpubltcans m ptcparat•on for 2000 ti>e perfect vehtcle for Chnton tiJ. and New Democrats searchmg for prove hts New Democrat bona fide s mtuauves rhat have a , chance of The Dally Sentmel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh10 Ohio weather han was wnnen more books than most of hiS coll eagues have read All tht s frbm a man raiSed m the pover ty ul New Y lfk SHe ll s Kttchen by an 'akoholtc lather and a saloon keeper mother ,.,_,not Monday, November 16, 1998 Monday, November 16, 1998 I President Clinton should look to Moynihan The Daily Sentinel } Page~ ILL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS (P~) 7:'00 & ; 00 DAILY MAnNEES SAT/SUN 1 00 & 3 00 Oln CERT F CATU AIIAIL.AilE Velerans Memonal S tturday 1llmt:-.:-.Jnns - Cl ttmd Oshorne Reed,vtlle S 1turday U sch r es - none Sumlt) 1dnlls:-.t ns - 1 ml!' Sund I) d~:-..~o.:h 11 es - none ::: Holzer Medtcal Cenler Drscharges Nov ll - Audrey Dtvenpnt Chtlme B ke1 AlriUI Tmh 1 (Puhhshed mlh pernusston) = DAIRY VALLEY 9 rr---------------------~ 1/ns Week$ Specwl: IJ!!GI(;I t!GI l!lt!GI e) Home Cooked Lunches 9 9 Call 992-6670 for Dally SpeCial and Soup of the Day <D Open Monday· Fnday 10 am · 3 pm = L1 CD • Free Delivery to anyone m 10 mile radius Business or residential • Sandwtches • Soup of the Day • Fresh made desserts • Stde dishes ·Salads The Lunch Line 105 Butternut Ave 992·6670 m (D D CD - Pomeroy -EJ CD tl~ �• : The Daily Sent~~! -sports Althuu~ h 11 "a' llllf""'ihlt: tu '"·II .. hc~~t. R;111dh: h1.1,1,• th4.' ~ti,..NE.-\I'OLIS IAI'I - 'T"" t.u:lk•, Tit.u ·.., \\h:.JI ;tn t\FI. h:am ~ct ... tu~ Sl~ . :" nulli1llllh~·""~· tb)'· Al1ll Jnlm R;mdk ";h \\nn h C\ l'f) P.,..nn~ tn lh{' Mimh.'"tll.t \ '1 ~111~" o n ;;unda j . , h) thl-' ..1.11 pl.1~ lh.ll math: r~.-"11 IIHhl in \' 1L111~.., - ~~-~ ' iL'Inr\ Uh'r thl' thl' · \\l1h ~ltmll.· ..ot:l nur.. in,g a 7<l k·ad C'IIKIIlll.lh B~.·ngak the Bt.>ng;'l' Jri\ in~ l.o 11L' in I he ;.tiki ALC beats Rio 87-81 ' By ANDREW CARTER lu r~) \\ 'ilh firl"l"ll llOI) 86-1>7 . hig-tim'-~ er.·· 'aid no""-' l.tLlll.' Jl.'ff)' m aL~.-·' ··tl\lh:ha\!1) Jnnlan t h~o.• !!~ lllw. Ynu ~~· the rorn·latit•n'! '~\Vc m·t.·llcd :1hig pl:iy. ;md J,,Jm t.:;lllll' tip\\ ith it f)w:l) Ill' lini~ooh,·tl it off. ;md th.ll .. inglt: pb) '\l. it ••:hcd thl.' Fr~rvk·tl · 7~ U I Ctuu<l~·~ Nc~.~; Enj.!lmU -·- N.l'h\11 11' AMERICAN CONFERENCE II .' 1\ f0J 2112 -' 1/l OHIO ... 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Hu ly Cn "~ I[) Ci .uuum 1 ~ S1 Fwn .:1~. 1' .1 14 Oc:urge tllll'll, D C l7, 1\ushn p_.,1y I() H t~lslrn 'K. Lrbo.'rly 1-1 l.chi~ h 49. [hr ~: k nd\7 M.tri•l 40, S•c:n:1 14 , MII SSo ll' iliiSd!~ ~; M. lill<' '14 Mmrn1 -1 2. T~ mpk 7 New H .unp~lmc: 'J. l<hlldt• h l.md 7 N<"w Ha ~.: n 21'! . R11b.:rt M um~ 24 No1rc Dunk: JO. N.11.y 0 l'i 7X~ 17 7 ~~ 10 "> ' 7():1 hll' X-l .·,.I ~2-1( JIJ II 21 ol ~f, II ''I 1-l .<'\.! 1 'JH lr.~ 21 22 24 S.ILT<.:!I HI'MI 42. Ur y.1111 ~ H 1 S1 JI1hn 's. NV \ .\ lon.1 10 S1 r a~ \1 ~~·2H, V•q;lnlol l c•\11 J.(, l'nw o;or\ 17 Drnk ~ 14 Tul.u1c: -''' Anil ) 1~ · \'ill:tllm•,• h~ llull a lu -lll ] lk'1 I6 \\ ',, 1\n ~ Wit ~~ l i.nl~ ' ''l4 1~11 1' ~·11 1141 Y.Lk II H M~. ll t ll () i 111ll l'1"11 ~s· 1 . 1 ' hi th" 'J I ._;, 11 I , h ·l \p .. rl" n lto\.\o t"il ~~ \\ ., dtJH ," h·t i'o,illflpJ" 'tUIHII! . Sm1th Ala -Hn llllli~-Ch·"" lf1 Mnldl,· (','11 11\'""'L' I 7 1\1,1\'lol!ll:o A.'i.JI\I ! I r\k.,ln \1 I ~ Al.oh,1m.t St -i 1 M" ' V.tlk•) :-;1 1 ~ Aj'Jlllllclllall Sl I'J I J.,. ,., ,, l ~ VO lkthlllll'-t'uu km:LII 5<J N"1lnll Sl 1,'1 ( ,·nr I holl< l,, 11 It oll Sl 14 t 'h: uk .'> ltoll So!lilll~'lll 7 1: lll'lllt' l r,·•1 n II ( 'lo,,ll.llltHl)!.< Ill 1 I\ 1111\'"l'<.' \ I ? The Public Uu li !ie s Co mmi ssion of Ohio has set for public hear ing Case No 'IK-222-GA-GCR, to review the gas cost recove ry ralcs of Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., the operation of its Purchased Gas Adjustmcnl Clause, and related mailers . This hearing IS sc heduled to begin at 10 :00 a.m. on Tuesday, Dece mber 15, 1'1'11:1. althe offi ces of th e Co mmission, IIJO East Broad Slrect, Co l umbus , Ohio. All intc rc,ted parties will be giv en an opporlunity 10 be heard. 'Further information may be oblaincd by con lacting 1he Co mm ission. THE PUBLIC UTI LITl E~ COM MISSION OF OHIO By: Gary E.- Vigorito, Secretary' lhK.•gu llinsiun .9 0 I 19 17 .. .K 7 I \' Pacifil.' Division I) Dalla~ . P h1 ~e nr ~ N.:w k r•q N Y J,I,Jndt.'l' l'h ll ,i•l.:llilll,l NY l t.nl )!~l' ·1nrnnlu 13ut fa lu I~ Jl,,~ton Oti:IWH Mll lllrc.d .. 17 -1.' .tO 6 (l l 1~ \l -I I ~') 5 '.1 1 ·' 7 4 5, N Y SPECIAL GOLF HONOREES- Ben)l Manuel (1~11 Teammate Kyle Norris earned aii·TVC all-academ· ' HONOREES - Earning Davis, Adam Cumings and Willie Collins, Behind SPECIAL FOOTBALL and Troy Hoback (center) were honored at South· lc honors, Hoback also earned the Overall Lowest special football honors lor Southern at f?unday's lall theri'l are coach Dave Barr; Matt Ash, Jesse Little ern's fall awards banquet Sunday as senior goll Score award, tops on the team, awards banquet were (L·R In front) Josh Ervin, Josh and J,B. Boso, members of the 1998 Tornado varsity golf squad. 27 ~4 l7 14 :14 I 1 1R J(• 18 5 6 4 Wii~lu ngtun ~ 7 2U 17 46 J5 10 JJ Saturday's nores Ull'istun 7 . 41 Southern gives fall athletes:honors at awards banquet ... 1. Ooswn I Turnnlu 2. UH.1wa I f:.Umnnln n .+, Mnnlfi'H l I Nnrlhrasl Di,·isi on 1) 6220'\6 · 50 7 J .+ I ~ 40 26 . 6 7 4 16 -'0 .12 6 6 J I~ -'l -' 1 6 H 2 l-1 1~ , 4-' C.ln •l•n·• F1nnda . ~(] [Jalln~ 1\tlan\it• ()hisi1111 t ~ L I ~ 1iJ:: G.fi lJ i1 0 1~ ll \~ 7 .J .l IH .+ ~ IH H ') 0 111 .n .l 1 (• (, -1 1(, .,JI 1h .< 7 ~ ll I~ .l~ Su ulht"a~l i 1 K 2 2 An il ht: om Los Angdn . S. m Jnse . EASTERN CONFERE:"CE 1'111 ~ hur~ h ~J 42 . 4~ • ' 2 14 14 41 47 6 ' 2 l':~lgary Colnrmltl NHL standings n 45 61 Nurth~r~l • blnWIIIOil Vi1 n..:om·cr •1 l ~ l.mdc:rs Ph• l<~ 1k lrl ua 6, N.:w Jc:r ~y · e11he1 ." · By SCOTT WOLFE ·Soulheril rl efealetl Eastern for tile Sentinel Correspondent thir<l consccuti~'C tune. alirst ancllinj)nly u week ago. t~c various fall sports seasons came to un encl, hull he ished second in lhC· TVC wilh ils J I • llull,\111 6, Chi cago l P111 stmrgh 4 flumi.L 0 Sl. Lom~ 5, Nashville I l'hoc: n1x 4 , Tnmp.r Bny I' Anaheim I. C:tlgHry 0 Carollnn 5. Los Angeles 3 fellowship continued Sunda) after.: noon with a great meal and awards ceremony olt Southern High School. 1 Sunday•s scurfS Oltaw,\2. Chlt.'agn 1 Cnlnmtlu 2 Vanrouwr l where members of lhe school's foOl bull ." l'olleyba ll, golf and cheerleacl - Tonight's games ing squads Were honored wilh a ban ~ Dclrrrll ll l C:. l g:1r~.'> I' m Lu~ Angdl.'s ,11 1\ n.Lhc:Jm. 10 10 p m quet in Charles W. Hayman gymna· Tuesday's ~ames swm. The invocnt io n was given by ' Muntrl.'ul illl'ato hna, 7 p m J' hii:1 Jclphm iU Pntsb mch. 7.30 p m C!lk;1gu al N.!~lmlle, !! p m ~ Y h l; md..: rs nl Co lnrrulo, 9 p m Slephanie Ash. while high school principal Gordon Fisher g:we the opening address. The fine meal w;" •• potluck wilh meal provided hy I he • Soulhern High A1hl et1 e hooSi ers. Cheerleading awards were pre - semed by Shelly Barr, chcerlcading advis.or :md golf awnrd~; we re presented by coach Jny Ree s. Troy Hoback was honored for the overnll s \II Dl~'!! tl ~i lowest sc orer on the golf re:~m . an effort lh:u earned him fi rs11cam TVC honors. Other o,;enlor golfers were Benji Manuel ;md Milchell Wal~er Nexl. coach Howie CaiCiwell wilh help from assiSiant Becky W111 ebrenner presenled th e \'Oiieyball :; awttrd"'. 0\'er the pnst four years. ;: Solllhern has com.pilc<l one of 1he best -records in the sH1te u1 69-28. an • 1 Ohio a\'ernge of 17 wins a sea~o:,on und er Caldwell's tutelage. Earning spe..:ial H.S, scores Friday ' ~ i.llliun llil i~icm II (.'~·1oll.t l'i 1!"\'il ll )! (i J\'\'11 2:\ Ch:11dnu 211 l lm<.:1 1.< E Lll't:l lll•nl !:< U1nuntull'n l ~~~~· l.l . fir:llhlll M ~o ll lc'\1 27 l{~eill •c· ld lh lc'lc' I J l .~·h. IU <'Il .,Jl) l1n l{tn!<'r 1!,,, <m· l I M.,) lidd-1 2 ll .u i~<.·Jt; ,l, !!I Mloll\11 Tl:lc'l' -1 2 l'u 111/l"' h 7 S) il:u1 ~ 1 S<'lil h\ a'\\ -l'i l ll h!' f.'<1lnml•1.m -<2 ' Locally owned, nati9nally.recognized Uili-wn I\' Auloll.l 27. S nnJn,k y l'u~ll\' II Crn Wy1l llllll ): 21 l li nl•u• !\I·"''\' 7 l'oldw.LI<.'! -'0 Kcllh!ll 12 lhn nn ~ I 1\1 .,, ~ l'i l.1m.J ll .ut, 10 C ILw r .. rk 1; (In \ilk 17. AI.Jt•u M.m , h~· q,·r !I Val l.:y Vlt'l\ "in li'tonltH I 20 YmJIJt sll llllL'fitt ~l.ulnh l ' ' ' ~ 4 ~ i{,,,., ~. You already know Sears reputation as one of Amenco's most trusted names and best known stores . :~ We 're now inviting you to shore in Seors name and success. Sears Dealer Stores, one of America's fastest g~r~win~ retail formats , owne rs. You can own your own business fo r a reasonable is looking for Saturday's m·tiun l>iH ~mn I ( .miPII ~lll\mk y 17 . ~ 1 .1" 111 "11 j,,, k" ' ll 11 ( 'm ( ••h·1 1111 ~~~ (', ""'" 111,, 27 start-up inveslment which includes supplying a facility and fixlures . There ore no business fees or royahies pa1d to Sears . Your lown will ~elcome the choice of brands your store will offer. · Of course you ' ll corry Sears exclusive Kenmore and Craftsman NOTICE brands, plus nolional brands li,ke Maytag, Sony, Whirlpool and GE. Effeclive January I, 1999, pending Ohio Public Utililies Commission approval, MCI will change your Friends & Family' Original MCI-MCI di scount for customers spending less lhan $24., per month from 5% to 0%. In addition, MC I will change _ your Friends & Family automatic disco unl for customers spending $9,50 to $24.49 per month · from 5 % to 0% and the MCI -MCI discount from 10% to 0%. "These changes will be assessed 24 hours a day and days a week for all intrasHite calls. 7 .. Sears will prov1de the advertising and invenlory as well as lhe in itial train111g and ongoing s.upport Sear5 Dealer stores, a plan for success For more lnforma.tion, call toll·free today 1·888·259;2616 Ext. 444 SEARS , most TVC wms ever at ~-2. Rohe11 Forrester, Dally Hill, Tyler Lillie. 324 H •OLES ·• '· ·• OF CHAMPIONSHIP Barr cht~l lengt!d his yount:~r player.;; , "We've got some more Will k to do in lhe WCif!hl room. W~ 11~~~d IO get h1gger. \lrongcr ami quu.: kl'r \~ 'e need 10 get rn the weight room n:hgiously to hdp prt>\'t'lll in.t uries. \\'e hnvc on l y £!01 :!X~ d:1ys untillhc fir s t goune. and I can't wait ." Ban als0 presented . . ome cnmlll ('llh from o-;lH.·rc..;•Jul f,lotb:t!I L·n:h' h TRIVIA • - - Earning all· TVC · honors were Willie Co ll ins, Josh Ei·vin, Josh Davis, Jesse Lillie and Ad:un Cum· ings. Earning special honors were Josh Ervin, aii·TVC: Josh Davis, Most Valuable Offensive Player: Adam Cumings, Mosl Valuable Defensive Player: nnd Willie Coli ins, Mosl Improved l'lnyer: Mall Ash, flesl Incoming Player: Je sse Lillie, MoSI OuiStanding Lineman , and J.B. Boso, Seoul Team Player of lhe Ye:1r. Seniors honored were Ervin. Johnson. . N~xt, principal Gmdon Fisher honored I he Tri· Valley Conference nll-acndemic tee~m f1:om Southern. Honored were Kara King (4 0 GPA): · K1m Sayre, Fallon Rou sh, Kim !hie, Josh Ervin, Jesse , Lillle f4.0 GPA): I • .. I Shakt-spnrc are the • - ~- --- m o"t p11hli shctl. SITES IN ' ;,... I I Jon:11h.1n Evan~ (4.0 GPA), Chris Randolph (4.0 GPA) : and Kyle Norns. Fio;her gave the closing ndtlress. , ., ' 1-800-949-4444 .._ \vww.njgolf.com .,...,...... __ Sl.Jl')' Wil ~nn . Varsily fool hall : Jo,il En ill, ksse RO'\k l'f. Willi e Ct11lins. j,a" ]("h DaviS. Jin11i1y Alley. Clay f:ll,len. Brandon Hill. BuSier Peni x. ,; yl. HAMPTON COVE SILVER LAKES GRAND NATIONAL HtmtsviUe AnnislmvrltJdvlen Aubum!Opelikti ··~ ·, ,· --- ~ - ' CAMBR IAN RIDGE . G'reemJiUe HIGHLAND OAK S MAGNOLIA GROVE Dothmt Mobile OX MOOR VALLEY Birmi'lgham Jerem y Hill, M:lll Shain. Mall A'il • ' ' ALABAMA ... Each of our 18 courses is easy to reach by interstate. And the best thing is, you Gij1 get from one site to the next in about the tiine it takes to play nine holes. It will be the easiest drive you 'U have all day. One toll-free call gets you championship golf and hotel accommodations. Jamie Baker. Jereminh John -.on , Brice Hill, Tyler Joh11 sn11 . icl"<'l111ah Kiser. Kyle Norns. Macy Roes , Brandon Wolfe . The goli isn't. ..Adam Williams, Littlt: and Jerem1ah Jnhnsnn. Adam William..,, J B Boo-;o. Adam c,lmin:;s. Jo~o,h Di . . t t.! IIHll''\( , Andrew (',Jifnwn. Jon;dh.ln Ev.Ul~ . SEVEN G.1rrc tt . '· 1s easy. ty cmd commillllent . Jam1~ ··.• ON • prospecl - qualifies of lruSI, loyal· Lillie. COURSES Getting here Lou Holtz ciling some qualifies 10 look for in a successful• young Mall Warne1 . Anlhony Collman. Agathu Chrisllc !<. m y'i len es are the 1 wur10 ·!1 must freqlietHl y tn1.nsla1ed I f~euon . whil e the worh o (· William I GOLF: ' you're gomg to lle ;1 good spikcr. you di ction . The following siLI<icnls were hon· have H) spike: if you're g 11illg to he a ored· · good ..,ett ei. y m1 have to set Wh at" CHeerleaders: Aull.-mn Hill, Jessi· ever your joh iS yo u ha\'f~ t.o work at c~t Janey. Erin Bolin . Autumn it. We hon e a good mtclcus cnming Thomh ... Brandi Codn'Cr. Britwny back for next year. Hi ~ jrl, an.: had•. \Vnuldn 't it ht: ni ce to reach 1hc h::\·~ Rifne. Reserl'e volkyhali : Rach el Allen, el of Frankfort Adena. A~ a team we Macyn Ervin.Shanna Manuel, Emily have to h i lth~ weights. If you worl... Slivers, Tiffany Williams. Sarah you can achieve thai h."\'cl. " BHiuer. Tamm y Fryar, Stacy Mill s, Next. m..:mhcrs of th e fnolh.1ll tedm wert' honored bv c:oad1 D:I\'C Erin Siruble and Siacy Wilson. Varsity volleybc~ll: Kara Kmg, Barr. B.ll'r ... aid. "In n{any ways thi' Kim Sayre, Knli Cl11J1mins, Sarah year wa., di ...1prnu11in g. hut in man y Btauer. Aulurnn Thomas. Fallon way..; 1t wa" \ery ~o, ut.:r e .. o.:ful. We fill · Roll'\h. K11n lhle . St~ll')' Lyo1ls. j.,hell up with i.l gon:n t );:!10Up nf l.,jd ., He:~ther Donley. Larainl" Law'\Oil . I Wl'h llu~re \\L'rt.! fiH! or ,jx more •, •. games lL'ft. The l.. 1d-. lound a wa) tn •· overcome ;~dvcr..,ity. f'nlll' nnd "IX io..,n 't a g.rem recmd. hut it\ not th ;l l bad Manuel, Chris Randolph , Milchell Walker, Joe Cornell, Tpny Hupp, Va"''Y and reserl'c golf B'ill Cne. Jeremy Fisher, Troy Hohack , Bcnji ciling !hal aflcr I he t:all SpOilS season. honorees. Smilhern leads Trimhlc 115 It> I 3.0 . Caldwell <.' hallengcd the g1rls to "do wh at had In he dnne to he 'suc- for fh.e all- spom championship. cessful or nex t yt::.tr." He '\i.li{l, "If · Siephanie Ash lhen gave lhe hon e- .. in lin j,,.,., \ I Cuy .. l uo~,:,l lkq.:hh 21 l\\d lt HI.dol 7 l),' lplln ' S1 J.,h n '(, I, H.u ,11 n Nult lh'lll 1.:; (iJh\nllh UII! lX l'.lll<jo>l ,l ( u1!>,, t (I 1 .111\'.I'>!CI i.h \wt (',11h 12 lnloo!IIO! Io !\1,1111 II<!\ lilt• % . D IU \II It- .j ~ N.·w.Hl c.rll hlf l'.llll\\dlc· l{"', cl.l ll ' 21 Sl lkn1 ; ~ I l \•d.JI 1dl .. h I 11 1111 ( .oho'll \.j ''Ill\\ l l l ' t• honors were Knra King, BcSI Sef\'111£ Percenfagc (95 'h- ): Kim Sayre, Best • Seuer: Kim lhlc, IIO<;f Award: Fal · ion Roush, aii-TVC academic: Tam· mY Fryar and Healher Daile y, Most Improved. AII-TVC hon ~ rs went lo Kim Sayre ami Knn !hie. while all· .. distnct honor~ went to Kim Sayre and Stacy Lyon s with Kara King earning honomhl~ mention . King . Sayre amllhl~ were also ~lll-ac;l(temic . Own Your Own Sears Store Mlddleport/Po..-eroy, Ohio . LEGAL NOTICE N . ,~hv •llc .\ 5 l rl' ,rw ,St 51 H.1~1..111 I ~ ldalu1 Jll N,•w Ml'X IL.!i Sl 11 M<•nl.!l \,1 11. S. ! ~ l',lllll'lll<l S1 . lh Muntalla St (l(> lt!HI'in Sl 1'i N 1\nwn:l ~l. 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" ~~~ II <.:J! t' loolb.'lll pnll. w11h l • r ~I· Jl lill t.' ~ t•l <'~ 111 M,, , ,.,,1pp1 I M l.,~u un I Snu lh (,'.unl lnol I Sulllh - Jl ii TCmhc~ c~ rc ~·nrd ii 1hrnugli Nm I-I l<llal(wlnls b,I,C\1 "II 25 p u ml~ h!l .1 l1 r~t pl oll~ Vllll' lhrl\\lj!h 1111 1: 1 U ll Ml• lli l fltlllll lm 11 2~ th ploll <! \uiC ami r. mlln ~ 111 prev iou s NCAA Division I men's scores " LJIM I 40() (.'m :00,1 SIIUII)! ~ ••IIo. !-l 1\kulur 11 \luthl.l '1. Snmh <.':1ndm:1 1-l Saturdoy -~11\ C tu , •......• .. 1-l Wllh .nll & 1l.l .1r) ~h l ·t IJmiJ!I'"·'' l'f \',, 11 I. lllrn•••" 'ill 'h ·un- M.utm l"i Llo u ih S;~m l mtl (I Salurd11y 's .scores 2'1 (III II 1 57 1 IJ()O Ak11•n 2-1, E Mu. ln !l·'u ~I l<'lll 111lml.•17 HaiiS1 1-1 h l\1.' 01. Mlll lli!MII:\ Nnilh"'.:~lc:tn s.• 10 1 57 1 I I (\ Non-\·unft'nRcl' Wnl!llrd . 7 ' l) 1 '.1 .. This week's shtte '1 2 2Jl Wrstem Uil'isiun H 2 0 KUIJ 21-! -1 l 'J 1\.li\C W M1dn~ i ll l <;(, Bowli ng Gr~'l' ll 27 T"II'Jt,l?. Ccm Mk hij!un 14 M1 .1mi 56. Kl·nl 0 0. OH IO 2X. N llhno1• ll H•7 Sunday's S(;Ores Y .~4 171J 71 1 767 7-lH 2 H 117~ 11;<;7 Saturday's scores IUdi,LI\,1 l,l(ll 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 \ .() '1.() 00 lnJ1.on;1 ~I Ch l<:ilgo \ 4 1 () 1 " '6 S1 T;unp:t ll:.y l 2 fl Mary lan•l ~ ~hd11 ~" n 17~ lfl2 2 R 0 200 lfr 9 271 Ct•nlnl Dh isiun " l (I ,t)()(J 120 7 \ 0 700 27 (> .4 6 0 .tOO 167 I 7 0 l()(] 167 l 7 0 'OO 1'.1 7 Mmnt'MJia Greerr flo~ y l'ls.llifi 1-0 1.7.\H . 1-0 I 697 I () I fl.l 7 ,'1 S1.ur1nrJ ~ IO J J 16'.1 7 1 0 700 2W 14'J ~ ~ 1J ~ 110 IK2 2ll ... 1 7 0 ' IX) 16 1J 226 Ar1znrl.l NY. GllUll:> l'hJI.ulc lphJ,, WHslu nf!_lnn I ll .: IPp 2<i lt.'.un~ 1n 'I hi' AHoo.tlt'd Pr<'H IIIL'II "u 1ll1'~<' h.L(kt•lball' ru ll w11 h llr~ l - p l i~t~ ville 111 J' ll R'nthe ~r:, , le~ •~nl~ IIII!IUl(/1 Nt•v 1~. to1.1l pllllll' h;1<i.:d nn ~'i pn1nl1 I<Jr ,Jiir>t·pl.lce vul<' rh mu~ h nm l'!lllll 1nr .1 ~5 th - pi .Ke \Oit\ :mJ 1:1\l week '~ r :tnkm~ L:.!il I IJu .. ..- (-1 21 l().l 20\ 207 llC L I !'Is. IT fd. ltJun l.);~ ll as ! Coli11W<:Ill't111 1HJ I K4 Ellsltrn l>il'islom K p 111 ll:am 20U C!!nl Mu:h1gan E MldiJgWJ : .2 N llhn•11 l 2 B:dl SI .. I X di Udl l'd JJ V\WlO Iilk NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tuesday ' s ~arne S.m Ju\<' "' -·- .6 :'\ 4 Tubltl . ...' .• '.. .. \· H11WM1I WESTERN CONFF:KENI.:F: •1, I I 060021.1 ~ ,1;:' FOOTBALL SENIORS - Southern's Jesse Llttie and Jeremiah Johnson. Behind them Is senior football players honored at Sunday's fall head coach Dave Barr. For the story, see Page 5. awards banquet were were Ervin, Adam Williams, l>a~uhun 0 2 'i 2Kfi 4 n 070CX) , O 10 ..... .,, .7 l 0 700 l78 Mrmm . "' Alum . lYLirl>. £I ltJun I 2 .. .6 4 IJ1)whilg Grel'll t:aslt-rn [)il'isiun 1n n1 7 l·MARS I-t ALL ! Conl11.·c·h ~11t ltl.Cd.ll' L £d. ltJun Miami . U I (00 .• Scoreboard MAC standings NFL standings 4 .' . mom~llllllll . Con f. t: ASH:RN CONFERt: NCE lliw n L w. !ill ALL·TVC ALL·ACADEMIC HONOREES- Earn· Sayre, Kim lhle, Fallon Roush and Chris Randolph. VOLLEYBALL HONOREES - Among those (L·RJ Kara King, Kim Sayre, Kim lhle and Fallon "lng all·TVC, all-academic awards this fall season lor Behind them are Jesse Little, Jonathan Evans, Jere- Southern student·alhletes earning special volleyball Roush. Not present were Tammy Fryar and Heather Southern at Sunday's fall awards banquet were miah Johnson, Jamie Bak~r and Kyle Norris. honors at Sunday's fall awards banquet were were Dailey. )Nere (L·R In front) Josh Ervin, Kara King, Kim or Football ABL standings ' a 'll"al dnwn thl.' 'lft'ICh. Soml.'(llll.' lhr'o''' ;a ,ll'jk,•1'lll Snml·nnc hit .. ;, .. iuf!IL= to in . COLUM BUS l' lill.,ddph l·l pla) Jl.all. or Basketball ! imp:tL'I . ··John Rantlk j, ol r:" pninl ~o,. 1-' ,hm\ dlm n bj Rudd· , "":nre. lhc Vil1ng' trui .. ·Lij addl..'d 10 roili t... Chrhl) \\'ollx~r added 1-l pninh. <.::lllpt'd h) R~mdall Cmuun~ hmu \ 61 Rio Gr.mllc "ill ho...t Tr;m... ~ h ant a } anl tmKh<lown p;~..,, to Rand} Mn .. , L' nin~r... u' Tut·"I.J\ ul 7 p m. at I he . \\ rth ll .:!h ll'l'l in the go1111F: . Ju, l m..e Nl..'\\ I Oli~ cr Al\'ll,;. Fan.., l'an J-,,JJ Jm 010'\1 thl." thin~ ... tll<lt \h'lll right for ihl· on 97 7 I \\'C JO hq!innmg ;~t the Viking' on Sunda) . th ..• L lcf~,.·,,..c li : ~.'\ p.m. ...ct up thai pl:1y. ton AJ ... o on 1hi' ''edt ..... tah: . thl· Rl·d M o~' · Jir,t tot11.:hdo" 11 'i lll'l' the \\on~t.•n \\Ill hml Ta) lot. wc . . t VirOL'I ~ ''in at fi1 t:>cn R.1y ~.· amr nn the :;inia Tech ;md Sp.lltling in thl' ll,•, ·o pl:~y fn lhming_ 1111101}' lhtdl l' (l4.'~ ·, f'r.m .. j..; Cla~o.: i r.: f'riday and Swunl:ty. ,fourth i ni~l t'l' p111lll lhl' "'l'. l\0 11. \\ ith Ir: pnmh . Str.:-rh;mic Edwan l~o, h.1d 1(\ pnlllh .111d l; 1 ~ lu hn:1 rd' \\ hik· "''CII\' tl Colle~< "k·n hlohkr h;ut a ~ann.. -hl.,l ! .~ pmnt' lo k.td R111 Grandi..'. She al ... n hottl JU rdxm11d, . Pnpc adtktl :!I puinh " 'llik· Tur)cy rcTurdl·,l h~r ,l~c~ntl douhJ,· -dou hlt> \\i th Ul rx'illt' :md 10 ht:JOII'II .. (.,p,un ... (nrt' .. l I~ poi Ill... . K ;1..,,j._. Kl..'lh.l..ll hoLd II reht)IIIHk Kari''~l E' :llh and R~· hl·b h lf.m. num e;ll h '""' 15 p<1i111' lo l.•atl KCC. Ka11ah S:ul1J"'-lll kd Ahl't.' I loyd Robllh!lll Chli,fi,m 1, n-J• OHld hl n.•lkrl on R;uhlk•', ... ud - In lh~ tuurn.nncnl\ l·Hn"-t,f.llillll g;unc. Ri/i Gmndc pnun~k~l K,·n - The l 'nl\ t.'r.. ll\ nl -Rin C:ir.lntlt." \HHlll'll·, h,hl~1h:11J '(fllollj kt <I ,j\ Jl' llfll h.•lllJUk' l.:.td ... !lp :I\\ :If'" lh~ npt..·n1n:; round llr IIll' P•h·\ 1llt: ('ni h,: ~,· ln\ll ,tlHmalta .. t F••ll.l) and f('ll 11 ; ~lh.l' I h\)d (,,Jk·gt..' ~P. KI. Ru1 · Gr:md,· kd ~ 1 - ~) a l lhl' hr.:at... hut \' ;b out ....·orl·d -4.:! -JO •'n lh~ ..;econd h.df . •' ~C. u· ,nn ndtt; d ;1 ~·ame-hi~ h I"J pt~inl' I'-' h:.td R1n C.rantlt' 1\ lu ul) · Popt: adlk·J 16 point' ;m~ l rlinc' rdllnlllll .... K.trll'\ ~I Ph k 1· rct'onk . l h.:r rJr,t douhk -d-ouhlt· oflht' ..,,.,t . . nn \\ilh 1-t point... o~ntl 1-t. r,·ht lltlllk Rt•nt't? Tu rIn ....·orl.'d I) poinl' and ti, Ji .. t} HOli k·) add ..·d 1~ r( l lnh and li\l' .. .,..,j,,.., The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 to lunL.. ·:.hl".nl tn m.'\t \\!.!t:l", NrC ( L'lllr:tl D.!n:o Smi1h :odd,·J ICl puinh. Rio Grande SID r\m~ thml '4u:Jrtl.'r. Rarw.llc..· '\\nupaxJ in . from right \."O.IItllnod. tlk' hall ~'''':1y from quotrtc..•rh~tt-L Nl.'il o·r>unndl om C)l."·t\liuJ.. h,·fun.· O'Ocmnl'll \\nuiJ \ hau• lllro\\ n a P·'''· llw rc-.uhm~ fumhll" h.ttlltl' l'tl lu 0\, J\ nc RmkJ. --,du·, r:111 (,_-; \ ~•rJ, fnr :. ~ 1-l:l l~;tJ. It ''a';. ~4 - :'\ ......~l.'n minulc..'' l.lll.' f. otiiO\\ 111~ thl.' VtLin~' f')- I. ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, November 16, 1998 -- Vikings down Bengals 24-3 By RON LESKO .Monday, November .16, 1998 , �• • Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, November 16, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio t:Monday, November 16, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 1 -J ockeying begins over massi.ve tobacco·settlement~ By SKIP WOLLENBERG AP Business Writer NEW YORK - Pubhc healtlfadvocales said Sulllfay !he propo sed $206 bi llion lobacco seltlemem being reviewed by !he '!ale. falls short of deliv- en ng a comprehensive approach to discoumge "'mok1ng. Bu11hey declined 10 recommend wherher rhe slales should embmce !he «II Iemen!. In anliciparion lballhe deal will be endorsed, !hey were mobi lizing to make sure slales use !he rnoney 10 discourage lobacco use. '" We lhink il's a posirive slep forward in !he war on lobacco. bur il's no! the answer and doesn ' I ilself provide a nalionallobacco conlrof policy... said Diane Canova, speaking for rhe American Heart Associalion . She said federal legislalron is srill needed lo grve !he Food and Drug Adminislr~ tion authoruy over tobaCco products. Anti-s moking activisl Bill Novelli oflhe Call)paign for Tobacco-Free Kid~ said local public heallh ofticia ls were being alerted lo make sure !he mon, ey thai would go 10 I he slares '"i sn'l diverted 10 non-public heallh areas ... " There is going lo)J ~uge food fighl over lhese dollar.;," he said. Negolialor.; for eight slales and !he narion 's four biggesl tobacco makers . reached agreemenl Sarurday on seuling remaining Slale claims for govemmem health costs from lreatmg smokmg· related illnesses.· - The proposal was !hen shipped 10 rhe 46 Slales thai have suit' pending agains11he 1obacco induslry or have nol yel filed suirs. and they were giv• • • ' en until Friday to decide whether to sign it. ,\ 1 1 A formal announcemenr of lhe agreemenl wa.< e<pecled Monday in Wash- ingron. · Seveml stare attorneys general sa~d they would not know until reviewing !he derails whelher 1hey would sign. Wisco nsin Anomey (i;eneral James Doyle said Sunday !hat while the agreement is much beuer !han !he failed $368.5 billion seulemenl auomeys geneml reached in 1997, he t\adn' r decided wherher lo sign on. '"The queslion is whether the public heallh advances and !he money involved is enough for Wi sconsin to say that It's titne now to move past Jil· _jgalion and focus on cessation." Doyle said. Either way. he ~aid, th.e state's case ts slrong enough that there 's no need 10 senle 100 much . . '" We' re dealing from strength. If we don'! lake the deal. we ' ll go lo !rial." he said Some public heallh advocates are unhappy !hal !hey did nol gel a chance to comment as the setth:~ment was cralted m private meetings between the slates and rhe indusrry over rhe pas! five monlhs. Mohammad N . Akhrer, execulive director of lhe 55.000-member American Publrc Heallh Associa11on. said rhe srares should he given anolher lwo 10 1Hree weeks 10 decide so !hey can cnnsult wilh public health experts. He said !he five -day deadline is " absolulely inappropriale. II is enlidng people inro raking aclion lhey haven'll~oughl through." The rnduslry has no! indicated how many slales would be needed for il 10 proceed w11h the senleme~~· h is likely !he amounl of !he induslry pay-' mems would be reduced if s1a1es decided against signing. 60 Found- 4 could be derailed hy toxic side By JOSEPH B. VERRENGIA etTecls. or !he abilily of !he virus lo AP Science Writer DENVER - Federal researchers develop a resistance to the therapy. say rhey have managed 10 flush !he Srill. re~earchers said. il is a AIDS vrrus out fmm one of ils mosl promising slep in !he bailie againsl stubborn htdmg places and er.L'ie it lo AIDS . undeleclable levels in a handful of 1\!ow rhar powerful drug combi naiiOns work etfect1vely in many patients. Dr. Anthony Fauci and olher pali~ nls 10 reduce lhe virus 10 , researchers allhe Nalionallnslilule of extremdy low levels. Ihe nexl- and . Allergy and lnfecuous Drseases cau- perhaps - linal step rs lo find ways lioned !hall heir merhod of rinsing !he in which the remaining copies of the virus from restmg immune cells. is virus can be flushed from ils deepesl highly experimenlal and uncon- · haunts so antiviral drugs can erase firmed. those trace~ . too. However.lhe lechnique appears lo Dala on !he palients was discussed have removed HIV from rhe blood of Sunday in Denver al !he annual lhree of !he 26 paheniS in !he sludy. meeting of'the lnfe<.:lious D1seases In one of !he lhree. !here wa.s po !race Sociely of America. of the virus in the lymph nodes , "It's mncervable lhat w~'ll lake either. lhese people off !heir drugs and the Fauci said it would rake years of disease will c01ne roaring hack from folluw-up studres to delermine if !he a reservoir we dido 'I find, .. Fauci said trearmem w'orks. The process still in loday 's USA Today. DALLAS (AP)- Nellie Connally, !he las! survrving passenger of !he car in which Presidenl ' Kennedy's was assassinated, ts reasserting her belref !hat !he Warren Commissidn was wrong about .. one bullet slrikrng bolh JFK and her husband. former Gov. -John Connally. "I wrll fighl anybody !hal -argues wilh me aboul rhose lhree ;< hoi<.'" Mrs . Connally !old Newsweek magazine in ils Nov. 23 i" ue. "I do know wbal happened rn Ihal car Fight me if you wanl ro." The Warren Commission con~ eluded in 1964 !hal one bulle! •. passed lhrough Kennedy's body ' By WILLIAM M. WELCH suun said last week. "We pass reso- and wounded Connally. and !hat a USA Today lulions. We pass bills. We've laken i1 second bulle! <!ruck Kennedy's WASHINGTON Lookrng off budget, bul il never quite comes head. krllrng hrm. h concluded !hal heyond his eleclion as House speak- orr budget. .. Lee Harvey Oswald was !he lone er, Rep. Bob Livingston s:tid his first Livingslon 's proposal. !hough gunman hrll in !he new Congress wrll take short on derail s, arrives JUS! as Social The Connallys mainlarned !hal Social Securiry our of rhe federal bud- Securily is poised 10 re-emerge as a \wo bullels struck the president in get. where it has caused so much volatile poltlical issue. Dealey Plaza 35 years ago and · ~ political dispute for years. Borh panres agree that the nation' lhird hil !he governor. Connally · The n01ion is potenlially explosive al retirement program , whtle curaied'" 1993 al age 75. bec:au!'ie if 1f succeeds, 1the goVern· rently flush wuh cash, musl change The Warren Commission con, ment's projecled $63 billion surplus 10 ensure solvency when !he baby cluded !here also was a bulle! thai Ihis year would become a $54 billion boome" relire. Even if !he parries. missed the car entirely Some condefrcil. Thai could drown conserva- don't agree. how they aPproaeh it lhts spiracy rheorisrs argue lhalrf lhree tives' hopes for a big tax cui. winter ,md spring will have enonnous bullels slruck the me~ . as !he ConSkeplics, however, say Liv- tmphcations lor ca(u.lidates in the nallys rnsrsted, and a fourth missed. ingslon, R-La .• will have a hard fime 2000 presidential ra.:e and how Bill then there must have been a second making that happen. Congress has Clinton fin1shes his presidem:y. ~unman because no one person already voled lo pul Social Securily Clinton has invited congres<ional could have fired four rounds from " off budge!.'" Bur both partres find Republicans lo pai1rcipate in a Whrle pswald's boh·action rifle so quickthe retirement program's extra rev· House conference on Social Securrly. enue irresislible. and'Congress keeps ly in early December. Senale MajorMrs. Connally says in News spending il. · .. tty Leader Trent Lou of Mtsstssiooi week !hal personal noles she wrole "We' ve done thai," House Demo- has agreed. but he said Clinlon musl . a tew weeks at ter the assassination cratic Leader Dick Gephardl of Mis- offer his own plan. reaftirrn her belief of !he number of shots. She surd !he notes were mean! 10 be a chaprer of family hisl<lry for ., her lhree children and grandchilBURLINGTON, Wis. (AP) _ leen-agcrs as " average," None of !he dren . After commg across them a Five high school students were arrest- students has bt!en involved in anyfew years ago, she began [euding eJ in an alleged plollo kill a ca"fully l~ing serious, JUSt "normal mi sbeexcerpts to small groups in Housselecred group of teachers and slu- havior." he said: lon and Dallas .. dent s tlunng ~;chool toc.luy. , The teen-Uge boys Were not Mrs. Connally wrore thai afler An inl'ormanllipped police lo lhe known lo ' be part of an organized hearing the firs! shol, Connally plol Sunday and the lcen-age boys, all gang. Martinez sard Each one had a ·rurned lu his righllo look back at between th~ ages of 15 and 16, were lis! of srudems h"e planned to krll al Kennedy "and then wheeled to the Jrresled afler !heir parenls turned school, he said lefllo gel another look at the Presthem'"· surd Police Detective Mike No weapons were confiscared. •denl. He could not so he r·ealized Wiskes, ".1 am lilerally 'hocked, .. sard the President had been shot .'.' The leen-agers said !hey planned Burlrngton MayorJeannre He fry. She Then, !-ihe wr<,?te, Connally : ·was to use thetr weapons "on a spec1f 1c ~r added Ihat Burlington, 25 rmles hi! himselt by the second shot ami list of students and teachers," Wiskes southwest of Milwaukee, IS known as said. ' My God. th~y are going to said. He declined 1o say why !he boys a safe, 4uiet communily of 2.501l. ktll us all' " ' wamed Ia hurt !heir classmates and Three of !he studenls were Iuken AcCo rding to her notes. that was into cuslody and ordered held in ju veteachers . · < followed hy !he thrrd hoi !hal Burlmgton High Sahool Pnnctpal nile detention. The two otht!r' wen: pa sse d lhrough Kennedy 's head .' Jose Marttnez descnbed the fi ve questioned and released. She wrole "Wirh John rn my All live are scheduled lo .lppear arms and 'till trying to stay down ... I felt sornethtng falling all over me .... My .e yes sav. bloody rnalter in tmy bus all OVt!r the car. Mrs . Kennedy was sayin g. 'Jack ' .lack' They h,ive killed my hu sband' I have hi s brains in m h.rnJ ."' Anolher hurdle is whelher new cells can be infected by !he virus as il is flushed oul - in effecl. whether lhe aggressive treatment might inadvertenlly conlrnue !he drsea.~ cycle. "We would like to gel to the poinl of sterilizing · immunily," said Dr. Roger Pomemntz o( Thomas Jefferson Universiry in Philadelphia. who did nol work on !he sludy. " Bur differenl paliems may reac1 differenlly. "In some, you mighl emdicare !he virus and in olhers. !he virus may be aclivated and infect new cells ," Pomerantz said. ·:You mighl nor be able to wllhdraw lherapy." Fauci and his team originally ' announced !heir experimenral treatmen! las! February. The rrealmenllargels CD4T cells. which function as the immune syslem 's memory and are found throughnul !he body. They appear lo hang onlo !he blueprint of bacleria and Nove mber Slh collar 740-9925686. Four slale.• - Mississippi, Aonda. Te•a.• and Minnesola- ha•e already. sen led wirh rhe induSiry for a tolal of S40 billion. • The $206 billion senlcmenl would be rhe bigg"'1 U.S. civil seulemenl ever.: bur would remove an enormous financral and legal threat lo rhe iruluslry. should it lose a court ca~ to on~ or more of the states. : One of !he chief archilects or the selllement. wa.,hmglon slaiC Anomey: General Chrisline Gre£oire. conceded 1ha1 rhe deal fell short of what Big. Tobacco ·s most vocal critics wo uld like. ' There is more 10 be done leg isla! ive.ly. but we 1hink !his represent' more· !han lhey can expecl to receive in the courts." she said. ' . : In addilion making paymenls to the slales. lhe rndustry would commrl S_l .7 . billion to research and programs aimed al discouraging smokrng. especral . ; ly by youngsters. · • II also would ac~ept limits on how il market• cigarenes. ahhou¥h c_'1mpanies could slill use human figures like lhc Marlboro Man and marnlarn at leas! one sports sponsorship a year. · . The four companies are Philip Morris Cos .. RJ. Reynol~ Tobacco:. Brow_n, & Williamson Tobacco and Lorillard Tobacco. The negotralmg slates rn add1-. Iron to Washington were California. New York, North Carolina, Colomdo; Oklahoma; North Dakola and Pennsylvania. . . . . A separdle deal was struck Salurday with U.S . Tob'd<:co Co.• lhe leadrng maker of chewing robacco, Gregoire said. II would pay about $100 mrlllon over I0 years for educalion on the dangers of lobacco in exchange for Slale claims senlemenls. l:ARPET Teens arrested in alleged murder plot --- - ... .__,.__ ·You Don't Need To Be Rich To Start Investing, But You ·Need To Start Investing For A. Chance To Be Rich. Dragon Internet . . Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. SISO for 12 moatbll Web TV or Computers llliaraloc:al call! UNLIMITED Personal A=. Pcusonw E·Ma!l AccoW>t & 10 ofPcnonal Web Spacel R~gw/Qrrat' iSSI6.95per Mo. mea Guaranteed No Busy Signals! Call Me For Details! . 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Ambulance tormorly ~ud Being Lot Number 58 In the as Squad 1114 In tho VIllage of Pagevfflo. Also, a 3 fool off the Trana I er S erv Ice, S er I8 I south aide of Lot Number Number 1FDKB30L9GHC09735, 10 57, lncludfn~ a 1/2 fnlereot 614-992-7643 Great DealaOn New Furnaces that amount. Uaa M. Mfch..lt Torma of Sale: Cannot SHAPIRO & FELTY eofd for tesa than two·lhlrde 800 Will St. Clair Ave. of the appralaed value. Ten Second Floor percent (10%) deposit day Cleveland, Oh 44113 (218) 821-1530 of sale, balance du' In 3p. days. (11) 16, 23, 30 3 tc " " Chrislmas Sp<riai266-CPU 32 ram 14" mon S6K mod 4.3 HD 1 Win 98 Color Printer! $999.00 740.992-1135 for a Prire Quote! . Frognet Internet Sign-up po!nt for Meigs and Mason Counties 114 Court Sl. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Pomeroy, Mlddl{!port . & VIcinity mo. t"" a G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY FREE ESTIMAtES • Installation In loving memory of Helen Jeffers -on her 75th Birthday 11/16/23 Friday. Monday edltton - 10:00 •.m. Salurd8y. 90 • Sales • Service In Memory Be Pald In Advance. DEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. the cloy befo!O the ... Ia to run. Sundey edition · 2:00p.m. COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL with the Internal Revenue Service for fiscal year 19971998. In accordance with Internal Revenue Code Soctton 6104(b). this form Ia available tor public Inspection at the home of Robart Wlngeu, Trustee and Director, 1367 College A1J. Yanl Sales Muat Computer Performance UPj_rlldes ' Yard Sale & VIcinity "Your Computer shop" · Pomeroy, Ohio Nick and Eleanor Leonard . Lost Male OoQ. L.ght Red 1 Blue Eye & 1 Brown Eye, Reoords OnColl ar, S.R 218, 7-40·446-3358 _ Reward $1 001 . Gallipolis 10;1141981 . ' 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Points Area) Garages • Replacement Windows Lost Female Roll We1ter Pup. 6 Monrhs Ota . 1600 State·~o<Jt e J2S Nonh, Name Prll'leess. Ae· ward $100. 740-245-5186 70 Call 740·843·5426 (740) 992·2036 -OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING . ' P.s Low As 128 s month NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY -· Air Conditioners ' . FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Heat Pumps As L~ As 138 a month The Erneot and Maxtna Wingett Memorial Education *Free 5 Parts Warranty Truot hao Iliad Ita annual • *Free Digital Thermostat return of a private tour'ldatron, Form 990-PF. *Free Estimates Courthouse, Third Floor, ol the Court House In Second Street, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, .Ohio, In the above Ohio 45769 urilll 1:DO on named County, on Friday, Monday, Novemb•r 30, tho 18th day of December, 1998. The bids will be t998, al 10:00 o'clock a.m., opened at 1:15: p.m. on tho the following doacrfbad real oamo day and read aloud e::~~;~y aftualed In for the following used C or Malga and State ambulance no longer and In the village ol needed by the MotgaiP~~~~'~::,~to·wft: Sen~lce. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Call for appointment New Homes • Vinyl-Siding New ry: EV'9fgreen, 740446-0861 Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates Thne lo g~l your fu'r nac:e ser~ic:ed for winter .BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Lost Brown 2 Year Old Male Pe· kinese Dog, Name Cosmo. V~t~nt­ • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions '· (740) .2-1344 "Emy Ot•cr t/re Pt.orrc Bnrrk Public Notice Defendant I No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced ·. 1011 5/1 mo. pd. LOHG·s COHSTROOIOH Our Customers Are Special • 12:30 pm. Limit 680 ·sleeve •t37 back bore office CoUnty Emergency Medical CREDIT Free Estimates , , 740·742·3411 71 Room Additions • Roofing • Commlaalonen In their acUon, I will offer for sale at I he Insured Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 440!J7 Wlpple Rd. GUN SHOOT Racine Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. Every Sunday & Remodeling Roofs • Decks • Garages New & Used Tires Computer Balancing & Mounting ESTIMATEES 985·4473 . 7/22/tfn No. 98 CV 048 bids will be received by the In pureuanca of an Order Meigs County Board of of Sate In the abo~• entftrod In 1 998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 R.OBERT BISSELL . CONSTRUCTION Ohio Rovtood Coda, sealed located "Build Tour Dream" WORRYING!!! •New Homes • •Garages •Complete Remodeling ' Stop_& Compare FREE . Con~truction lost t 3 Femata Beagles AI lntersect,on Of A.hce AM 0 1cilerson Hill Ad, EwTnglon Call 740· 388· 9836. Minor Repairs • Cabinets • _Siding 1·800-809·7721 Sfl[cly Home I um home in heaven, dear ones. Oh, so happy cmd so brig hi! In accordance with the New [1._1_!1 tj}_llj ~~!_I ~ : ~ 1_1_1 ill!.l l fl{!_! ).ltt fJtll! ll t !l ·Resldentlal$11 .OO/m911th •Commercial ·Senior Citizens · Discount •Dumpsters ·Monthly Payments can ·ror best prices: He l&~' Abandoned bladl. pup,m R10 Grande found by student Young pup 11 tn need of good horne ASAP Lei l'lom w1rn your hear ti'IIS 'IIMtef (740(·245-9618 SUNS£11' HOME CdNSTRUCTION Remodeling II&J ft' .SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL " ~~J~s~r~~.~~~~;~t~~~~~~~i~~.~;~~ Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALE [II!• ftl.!l Securily. _ Rep ubi icans, however, as a way of AI a forum in New Mexico this removing Social Securily from !he summer, Ciinton signaled he was de bare over lax curs. Climon 1rumped open to !he idea. Bur many Democ- GOP lax culs !his year by saying the rats campaigned agamst private budget surpluses, after 30 years of accounls and suggesled Republicans dcficils, should be reserved ·unlil would deslroy Social Securrly. Congress fixes Social Security. Social Securrty's future is cloudy " Bob is righl ori t~e money wilh because of Ihe demands for henefils Ihis," said Rep. Mark Neumann, R·· expected when !he baby boom gen- Wis .. who jusl los! a Senate race.' eration relires, beginning in 15 years. "We're lalking about aclually doing: Righi now. however, Snc1al Seca~ rl in a manner that makes It a renli· ' rily is producing so much exrla rev- t ~ •• enue beyondwhar il pays our in ben· Congress in 1990 overwhelmingefils - $117 billion extm !his year ly passed a law moving Social Secu-.' alone - Ihat il masks !he facllhal the · riry out of the federal budget Thenrest of the government o~rates at a president George Bush signed it. But· deficit borh parties only pay lip service to the LivingSion offered his proposal law. · _ . , las! week in only skelchy lerms: "I From !he While House to Lrvwan! lo make sure everybody under- ingston's own Republican-led Approslands !his. We wrll no longer use priations Commiuee.lawmakers and Social Securily proceeds to mask !he govemmenl accountanls simply nole !hat Sacral Securuy and rLs brllrons of budget deficil ," Bur reducing projected surpluses dollars are " off budge!. .. Then !hey could make il harder lor Repubhcans add anolher lwo lrnes lo lh~ federal govemrnenl's balance sheer. combining !he govemll)enl's "on budge!" accounts wirh ·irs '·otf budge!'" bilwould probably go along. The idea is pohlically allractive lo lions:' Public Notice Public Notice ;:.. Professional Custom Homes ~ f,t JD CONSHDCftON PLUS or . \;iruses for as long a.' 10 years so !he invading infectaon. Research~rs believed thai 1he IL· body will recognize the infection and mount a defense if it appears again . 2 would acli,vate dormant, rnfecled In lhe case of AIDS. the generic CD4Tcells.llris would expose the<( coding of !he virus lakes up long- reservoirs and !he drug cocktail ' lerm residence in rhe genes of the would eradrcale rl. After rhe 1rea1men1. researcher~ CD4T cells. This protecls !he virus from drugs when it circulales in the said !hey could nol grow hve HI~ bloodstream. from more rhal\300 million immune When !he body 's immun~ syslem cells exlracted fromlhree O:en in the . is activaled 10 fighl aninfecrion - or sludy. when drug lherapy slips - lhese cells Larer !his year, the researchers rum nn and pmduce HIV again. said !hey would lake the lhree men In !he sludy. 26 men were given a off of rhe drug cocklailtherapy to see combinalron of lhree ami-HIY drugs if their viral loads increa.o;e again. : in an AIDS "cockrail lrealmenl.' 0 The orher 23 men in !he st~d)' Fourteen also were gaven the power- remained HIV-posilive. researchers ful immune system· stimulator Inter· said. Fauci said repealed lrealmenls leukin-2. · wilh IL-2 mighl be necessary. IL-2 is !he symheric version of a In olher smdies announced al !he subsrance narurally produced by the meellng. virologisls said HIV-infeclimmune system. It alerts several ed immune cell> '·were hiding in lypes of disease-fighting cells 10 semen. They may lurk in even mor~ begin reproducing and· fighling an inaccessible siles in !he body. includ• ing the brain and the retina. ' I N/o..tiA~M>.;f!f>,.tiA-JiiP.~~~,;p... ~!. ~'-'J fit~ ~.J l.li.!' ~~· fi•~ rfJ' t-.!• il t-" "1111 if~ New Homes & Remodeling · ~ ~ Garages, Pole B)Jildings. Roofing , Sidmg l'.!! :Commercial & Residential lin\. Floor Installation ·71r.. ~~ ~27 yrs. exp. Ucensed & Insured FREE ESTIMATES Phone 740-992~3987 ~ 740-698-9114 "'-' Free Estimates ~:o. !tl!'.t Owner: John Dean · iii·~ 740-698-7231 11/1~ mo. pd . . . . . Aht..~AI'A.:...;....~.M:t..~~ Livingston .wants to drop Social Security from budget · Many Republicans wan! Clinlon to propose allowing today\ workers Ia rnvesl a porlron of !heir Social Securily payroll !axes in !he slock market. " The solurion cannol be tax increaseS' and benefit cuts. " Lou sa rd. House Republicans hope lo turn up pressure on Clrnton in a hearing Thu"day on changes in Social Securily. Ways and Means Charrman Bill Archer, R-Te.as. scheduled il afler GOP losses in the eleclion Nov. 3. Private investment accounts within Social Securny seemed to be gaining steam until the summer stock. marker downlurn. While 1he market has regain~d much lost ground, private investment advocates have not regained rheir polirical momenlum . And lrberal groups. which were slow lo organize on !he issue. are forming coalirions with the goal of blockmg investmenl accounts within Social • rnonm ood .tema• ~ en reltlever PageJidlt ¥1clnfty JFK limo ,Treatment can flush AIDS vir.us from system • surv1vor believes 3-shot theory Lost and Found Announcements Expe nse Ae1mbursemem . Send Resume To Personnel, PO Box 24 7972, Columbus. C11'i 43224·7972, EOE ATIENTION: Will Pay You To Loose Up To ~ 9 lbs (Or More) 47 People Need&d 1cmned1ate1y1 New To Yo u Thrift Shoppe 9 West Shms on, Athens 740·592·1842 Quality clothing and househ o ld Item s $1 00 bag sa le every ThlJrsda y Mond ay thnJ Satu rday 9 QO.S 30 TRICKLING SPRING COUNTRY STORE B ulk Foo ds, Coat· rng Chocolate . Meat Chee se , Sp1ces & More ! 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"Are you s•ck of prom1ses blue skies JOb h1ppmg and runmng to the bank to cash your checks? "Are you tlre.s ot excess1ve turn downs? ·aan you be happy w1th 50K your first year? II ,you answer yes to !he above call us We re Ramsoft a forty y&dr :; ld company with over 300 offices natiOnally and twenty s 11 overseas We o1fer pre set ap polntments weekly pay commls slons bonuses centesis real management 'Oppqrtunl tles and a positive work environment If you re ready for a career call Mr Bunger al 1 800 606 3313 or 740 992 4472 Monday between 10 am and 2 pm ONLY to arrange for an interview Neecl 3 Ladles To Sell Avonl 740..446-3358 NEED CASH FOR CHRISTMAS? ARE YOU TIRED OF JOB HUNTING? NO TIME FOR YOUR FAMILY? We ca n show you QUICK AND EASV ways to work from home and ~MAKE MORE MONEY"I Sencl check or money order lor 't9~ 95 plus $4 95 sh1ppmg and ~andllng to HomeWork Enter prises P 0 Box 90 Syracuse Ohio 45779 Order now aM re ce1ve 'How To Make B1g Money Buymg And Se ling Real Estate' FREEIII Need Nanny for 9 yr old can live in 304 882 3626 Part time ulea help wanted weekends & evenmgs a mustl Apply 1n person at K1phng Shoe Co Pt Pleasant SAJ-ES AD· NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY DOUBLE VERIFIED LEADS If you are sick of lous y leads you II Jove usl We have the best le ads m town We offer excellent earmng opporlun1t1es complete sates tra1mng program for e~~:pa n slon 1n Tn County Area We need personable aggress ve self mot vated Individuals w1th re liable transportation If you want to make $500 10 $15 00 per waek from doqble yeri!led leads n an enjdyable env ronme nt cal 1 868 992 5987 or 740 992 5987 Mt ween 9 am and 6 pm TEMPORARY LABORERS &CASHIERS Need 4 People To Unload Trucks And 2 Cashiers @ Chuck Hom• er s Truckload Sale See Homrer Sales Manager 0 NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY ON ROUTE 62 NORTH 3 112 MILES NORTH OF POINT PLEASANT 8 AM 11/19198 Pays S9 00 / Hr No Phone GallS TEXAS REFINERY CORP Needs Mature Pers on Now In GALLIPOLIS Area Regard less Of Tralnmg Wnte F C Hopk ns Dept S 45631 Box 711 Ft Worth TX 76t0 1 0711 Wanted Full 1 me employment 1n your own hOme as a Home Serv Ice Worker With Buckeye Com mur111y 'Serv1ces We prov1de sal ary plus benef1ts and a dally room and board rate You pr ovi de a home gu1dance and lnendshlp n a fam1ly atmosphere Reqwre s ability to teach personal 11v1ng skr l and a commit ment lo lhe growth and development of an md1v1dua 1 w1th menta retardallon Home must be 1n Me1gs County Se nd Letter of Interest or res ume to p 0 Box 604 Jackson Oh 45640 0604 '.'TTN CeciiiB No later than 11 /20198 Equal Oppor tunlry EmplOyer ~-674{)126 FurMI!ure repcur refiniSh and res torat10n also custom orders Ohio Valley Relin 1shmg Shop larry Ph1i~ps 740-992-6576 Georges Portable Sawmill don 1 haul your logs lo the mill just call 304-675 1957 1 Have 1 Open1ng For 24 Hour In Home Care 01 Elderly Or Hand• capped 740-441 1536 H1ggs Construction Aoof1ng Sid 1ng Pa.n!lng Remodeling Also Tree Culling & Lanclscapmg Combmed Expe11ence 15 Years Fully Insured Free Esllmates 304-674 0058 740-446-3409 lawn ma11ance serv1ce leaf clean up ease spouts and other odd jobS 304-576 2903 We Tear Down Mob•le Homes' (3041882 3842 Would like to tear down old Barns lor lumber 304 675-8894 LOOKING FOR INCOME NOT IF.COME? Are you a sates pro who bas sold book land 11me shares member ships or m home products? Siding & R• Work Of Arry Work Guar Expenen.:e FINANCIAL 21 O Business Opportunity !NOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CQ recommends that you do bus• ness w1th peop le you know and NOT to send money through the rna1l until you have mveshgated the offenng Need news paper earners to do Northern GallipoliS to Pomeroy New Haven and Mason must have reliable transportal on must De bondable approx 1mare net profit $950 00 a man contact Steve Spoon.304 526-2832 230 Professional Services Livingston 1 Buement Weter Proofing all basement repairs done free estimates l let1me guarantee 12yrs on JOb e~eper1 ence 304-895 3887 a.. Livingston 1 ement Water· Proofing, all basement repa1rs done free esllmates llfet1me guarantee 12yrs on job e~~:perl ence 304-8Y5·3887 TURNED OOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? " No Fee Un ess We W1n1 I 888 582 3345 11•••••••••"1' All real estate adven smg 1n th s newspaper IS sub1ect1o the Federal Fa1r Hous ng Act of 1968 wh1 cM makes 11 tHegal to adv~rt•se any preference lim taiiOn or d•scr1mmat1on based on race color reli giOn se~e lam lat status or nat1onal ong n or any ntent or to make any such preference 1m•tahon or d•scnmma11on Th1s newspaper w111 not know1ngly accept adven sements for real estate wh chIS 1n v1olat on of the law Our reade s are hereby mformed that all dwell ngs advert sed m til s newspaper are ava1lable o 1 an equa opponun ty bas•s REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 1!4 IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL!! Aeposessed /Mus t Sell 2 Brand New R30 Premstallated Prefab H omes H•ghes t Quality Easy Construction Never Erected One ts 4 Bed• ooms t 800 874 6032 Sacnhcel 2 Bedroom House & 1 20 Acres For Sale In Portland Oh •o $15 000 740 992 I 12L_ 3 bedroom cou ntry k•tchen l1v mg/lam11y 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 112 acres country set ling Chester area $46 000 740 985 3511 3 Bedrooms 1 112 BathS CA To tar Eleclr c 2 Car Garage Galli p o IS C 1ty Sc hool s By Owner 740 44t 9885 5 roo m and ba th lull basement also 2 3room ap t304 675 1090 Gulf ac- In Punta Gmda Fl ••• consider l 'oNICewiudles998 t•h70 three bedroom 6 monih$ FREE iol .... WV or Oh property U'l lfade or Includes sk•rllng deluae sleps sell out right atw have beautiful and setup Only j S1f7 oa per bu•ldmg lots on Peace A•ver '" rnonlh w•th $1075 down can 1 Punta Gorda. A 740-742 3230 lKJ0.837 3238 By owner 725 Page Street Mid :N.:.ew:.:.ilank:_:=.re~:.p._l>_l-oniy--2-,.-,.::;-,..- dleport houSe & 3 lOtS must see to appreoate ... sell houSe withOUI lots lor $89 000 HO 992 er Wed., cal1-800-948-5678 NEW BAHK REPOS ONLY 3 LfFT Sliii in w.m..ty 2104 741>992 5696 By owner three bedrOOm lenced OWNER FINAHCtNG yard pool double lOt 1n Galhpolis ferry call 304 675 1105 after 6pn. AYAILASLE. "' -----75_55 __5_1_11_ _ __ By owner rhree bedroom teoced yard pool double lot m Galhpot•s Ferry call 304 675 1105 after r 6pm In GaUIPOhS 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath CA Har,d.wood Floors tmme(Mte House Trailer on Broad Aun Rd 3br 1 112 baths 2 added on rooms Porch garage lot 2 AI C s household •tems S t5 000 Xl4-ll823426 Use<! SlAgle wkte around $100 00 per month cal 1-800-948-5678 clca.,Jancy 7 4()-446-1295 We Fmance Land & Home Wtth large faiT'IIIy hOme for sale on ten As l•llle As $500 Down 1 606 IOWtty acres Four bedrooms two and one halt balM, two hrep&aces format 111/lng room and fam1ly room four car garage and two stOfiilge bu1tdmgs two apar1ments wtuch are completely furnished Please ca!t 740 992 2292 Modern 3 bedroom house 2 baths counlry kitchen large 2 car garage on 112 acre lot Tuppers Plains Oh sewer already hooksd up $75 000 740 985 3511 or 740-667 3304 Restored Victonan hOme situated on 12 acres Village Middleport secluded and private appoint ment call 740-992 5696 New brick Ranch 3 bedroons 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stor age A ll Ecectncl 1 2Acrea $127 500 304-675-8959 Three bedroom ranch home full bath large LA and kitChen easy to heat fuel stove heat ($30/mo ) a1r condlllon lng well msulaled large yard 151130 pool With deck new vinyl sldmg on the T of Beech Grove and Jacks Ad m Rutland 710 742 1049 Three bedroom ranch kitchen wl appliances bath LR furn iture curta1ns Ub.20 back deck Out bulldmgs c•ty water blacktop Ad Waterloo Ad leon WV 926-34211 4 Bedrooms 2 HI00-383-6862 Baths~ $229/Mo 340 Business and Buildings Commerc1al Off•ce or Retail 87 Mill St Middleport 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Bulld.ng 740 992 6250 AcqU I SitiOnS (nexl dOOr) l 350 Lots & Acreage All Utlii118S Already There Centa nary Area Greer) School 740 256-1664 ,j BRUNER LAND 7.0-4411492 Meigs Co We ve Got The County Covere<l• Just Olf SA 7 Below New H gh School K!l'e b8ugh Ad 5 Acre lots $14 000 Ea Near Carpenler Dyesv111e Very Rem ote tt + Acres $10 500 Rutland Whiles H1ll Ad Just Off New l1ma 11 Acres $14 000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 Public Water Danv1lle Bnar A1dge + Goff Ads 7 Acres With Nice Pol'ld $12 000 Or 8 Acres $13 000 Or On SA 325 NIC8 Wooded 11 Acres $18 ooo Clly Water Many More To Choos& From! 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Gallle Co 1 Jusl South Ol Town Fnendly R1dge Ad 8 5 Acres S7 500 Or 6 5 Acres SB 000 Pub lie Water Crty Schools S500 Down on any 141170 In stock hm1ted number free dellv ery Cal! 1 8()()..69t-6n7 Call For Free Maps + Owner F1 nanc1ng lnlo Take 10% Off Listed PriCes On Casn Purchases/ $39 900 1 800-486 8555 Commercial Or Res1denUal Tnple t.,ot W1th Income In Crown City On Route 7 $49 900 740 256 $999 Down on any 98 model Doublewlde m stock Free Oellv ery Calli aoo 69t-6n7 Over Payments Or Make Offer 1 800 383-6862 1969 Community mobile hOme 12x56 asking $1700 740 843 5310 days or 740 843 5147 after 6pm 1970 Buddy Mob1le Home (740) 446 7525 0 1974 121165 mob•le home 2 bed rooms total electric 740 742 2803 after Spm 1979 Fa~rmont 14Ft X 60Ft Can Be Seen At K&K Pt Pleasant Call740-446 43t0 1980 Clayton 3 br 2 lull ba cen tral air new carpet paint wall paper porch unde r pinning 200 amp d1soount304 675 7t28 1988 Skyline mobUe home t4x70 3 bedroom 2 bath r.athedral ce 1 ings e~ecellent cond1!1on Inside & out c/a & sk1rllng Included $14 500 740 992 6227 1990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Very Nice AIC New Carpel All Electric $12 500 Immediate Pos session! 740 441 0221 Make reasonable offe r 1990 Spruce Ridge 14:.:70 mob 1e home very good condi tion 2 bedrooms 1 & 112 baths washer & dryer stove refrlgeraw central air axe outs1de building Immediate pos session 740 992 6582 1991 14Ft X 70Ft 2 Bdrms 2 Baths Vinyl Siding Great Condl tlon $1700000 7'404468113 1994 brought In 1995 2 bedroom 2 full baths trealed deck with awnmg all electr c ale Underp1n nmg Owned by Widow Wo man $16 000 (740) 245 9435 1999 close out sate save b1g $$$ 2 3 4 bedroom homes Tr1 State Homes ST ALBANS WV call1 800 948 5678 2 Bedroom VmDa e Remo~~led from the ground up new carpet Pnce negotiable 304 675 4088 ABANDONED HOME 38R Assume loan Low Monthly Payments Financing Available 304 755 5566 Double Wtde New $999 Oow n $237 per mo Free del very & set up t 800-691 6777 Scemc Valley at Apple Grove WV Building lots single wldes accepted public water 20 minutes from new Buffalo Br dge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 Several 5 acrt parcel• remote beautiful land Me1gs County Sc1 p1o Twp SA 692 (Just off SA 143) owner llnanc•ng ($1800 per acre) Call for good map 740 593-8545 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy land 30 500 Acres we Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 AnthOny Land CO RENTALS 41 0 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom Kitchen l A Sm D A 122 1/2 V ne Streel Gallipolis 740 446-j)670 2 br central air/heat t car ga rage k1t lurmshed In the Point Pleasant area $300 00 mon + 3611-liop 3 Bedroam Trailer, 1 112 BathS No Pets Ref&rences 740 446 0722 Traiter Rent WID hook up Refng erator & 510118 furnished Water & trash pa1dl $275 00 month S275 oo Deposrt No Pets' (7•ot 441-(1613 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apat1meniS iur mshe(t al'ld unfurrnshed secuuty deposit reqund no pels 740 992 2218 2 Bedroom $425 00 Month In 100 DepoSit! No eludes Waler Pets! Fou Ave 74(1 446 3436 or 74()-4.46. 637 2 bedroom fur apt dep + ref Norlh .;tth Ave M1ddlepon Oh1o 1 :K)4.. 882 2566 2bdrm apts total electnc ap phances furn•shed laundry room facll•bes close to school 1n town ApplicatiOns available at V1flage Gr&en AJII$ t49 or call 7-40-992 37t1 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Onve from $279 10 $358 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng otiCort!Jr\ity: ~ Beech St M1ddlepo11 2 br fur apt ut•l pd dep + ret 304 882 Bean •e Ba'tues Hato 98 Teddy 7 and other October reUses alSO 304-67!)..7223 ler 6 00 740-643-2300 Chest Freezer G E Refngerator Elhan Allen love Seat Deacons Bench Cherry Broyhill Head Board Full /Queen D•mng Table White /Butcher Block -4 Cha1rs 740-446 2927 Clturcll pews for sale 12 twetve loot 4 ten foot $200 each 740 949-2217 Domet1 c cam per refngerator 52x23 runs by 12 volt batlery electnc or propane gas cau 740742 3805 after 6pm Electric Scooters WheelchairS New And Used Stanway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooler L1fts Bowman s Homecare 740 <446-7283 Extra Nlc a Used Furniture Ap phances Dlnene s Fr~~:ezers Beds Refrigera tor s Stoves Washer~ Dryers Etc 740 446 4039 740-446-1004 NO PETS, 740-388-1100 FirewoOd For Sale $35 Per Truck Load 740 245-9337 Furnished :J.!psta~rs Apartment Also 3 Room Conage Relrences And Deposll 740 446-1158 Grac1ous Uvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and R•vers1de Apartments m Middle port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housmg Oppor tumtl8s Modern t Bedroom Apa rtmenl 740 4-W 0390 N1ce 2 bedroom all ut1l pa1d ref+ depos I 304-675 4302 N•ce 2 bedroqm apt appliances furnished rei +dep 304 675 4302 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4 000 Local Gov t & Bank Repo s Ca ll 1 eoo 522 2730 x 1709 Elf1clent clean two bed room depoSit references no pets 304 675 5162 N1ce 2 or 3 bedroom house In Pomeroy oo pets 740 992 5858 7244 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14:.:7.() tra1ler 2 bedroom rent $250 $150 deposit no pets 740 742 2714 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air o:::ond1t1o ned $260 $300 sewer water and trash tnc uded 740 992 2167 2 Bedroorrt j1 4X65 Gas Heat Stoves Water Heater $350 00 nc udes cable water trash {740) 446 0368 Large se lection ol used homes 2 or 3 bed rooms Starling at $2995 Ou1ck de liv ery Call 740 385 2 bedroom Mobile Home Fur nlsh ed State Route 7 N busl ness D1stract 1740) 446 4263 or 9621 {740) 4-W 0508 Oakwood Homes Barboursville WV Model Close Our 304 736 2 Bedroom Tra11er P1ke $220/ Mo In clud es Water $100 De pos11 No Pets 740 44S 1637 740 446 3437 Mobile Home lor Rent 2 bedroom gas heat a r m cily (740) 446 1409 Mob1le home n Okeechobee Flonda w1th lol two bedrooms two bat hs kitchen I vlng room la rge Florida room on front ut1hty room la rge slled two porches askmg $30 000 740 992 2376 New 14x70 $500 Down $ t 99 per mo Free a r ski n r 800 691 6777 NEW 14;~~80 JBR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Onty At OAKWOOD HOMES N~TRO WY 304 755-.5885 New 16xeo $500 Down $245 per mo Fr ee a1r ski n t 800 69 1 N1ce Chfan 2 bedroom referenc Washer /Oyer Hook Up I 304 675 5162 Now Tak ng Applications- 35 west 2 Beclroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 1016 740 446 0957 740 446 6515 One bedroom apartment In M1d dleport all uttll11es paid $100 de post $270 month call 740 99:i 7806 Bam 5pm For Sale Fdl Dlft Will Deliver s11e ava lable bet ween Athens and Pomeroy ca I 740 365 4367 2 Bedrooms $375/Mo Plus Ut h ties & Oepos1t No Pets 740 446 431 3 740 446 0879 2 Bedrooms Deposit No Pets 740 245- 5582 Afte r 5 740 245 5690 Nlee Traller Secluded Lo t Near Bidwell Porter I Bedroom 740 441-0720 Someone to share rent with two other college people 3 bedroo m 2 bath tra11er In Athens Close to Ohio Unwers1ty and Hock 1ng Col lege Total rent $500 month and deposit plus ullllt es N1 ce qwet co untry settmg 740 992 5065 Beautiful Rwer V1ew 198 R1ve r Street Kanagua Depos t Refe r ences No Pets 740 441 0181 Foster Trader Park MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrl gralors 90 Day Guarantee ! Fren ch c ty Maytag 740 446 7795 C>OOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refnge rators ranges Skaggs Appllances 76 Vme Street can 740 446 7398 1 888 818 01)>8 Sears kenmore e lec range works tme asking $50 00 304 773 5835 Used Furniture Store Below Hoh day Inn In Kanauga Twm Beds Comp lete $115 Full Beds Com plele $135 HUtch $75 Omettes Dressers Couches 740 446 4782 520 Sporting Goods Beretta 303 20 Gauge Ha s Box $450 00 870 Express W11h Ha stmgs R1fle Slug Barre ll And Turkey Choke $350 00 740 446 9487 530 Antiques Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 1124 E Main Slreet on At 124 Po meroy Hour s M T W 10 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise "WARM Up! Furnace Heat Pumps & Alf Con dl\i onln g Free Eshmate sr If You Don I C all Us We Bot h Lose! 740 446-6306 t BOO 291 0098 1 Crypt & Plate $350 740 367 7864 mil $250 ferret $125. 74(1 9'49·2128 .a 304-&75-m3 1250 CHRISTMAS PUPPIES! Wh1ta Toy 81eh1n Fnse $250 00 PGSSI ble DelNel'/ 7<10-379-9061 Cockahels hand fed voung and tame $50 each 740-992-4280 Dobe rman Pmscher puppies 8 wtcs old par&nls on premi ses worme<! & first shots $100 740992-4111 Pe1 GroomNlg by Ap ·uu,. w..h B•thlng French Chy porntment Syarem· 650 Second AV& Galh polis 1 41).4.46.-1528 570 $450 740-446-2947 Heavy Duty Ut tllty Tra•ler Dual Axle $600 OBO 740-256 6516 Hobart meat saw compressor and condenser for cooler 740 949-241 1 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepa.red New & RebUilt In S!ock Call Ron Eva ns t 800 537 9528 large lo ad 01 New Leal her Coats! Woodyards M1m Mall Both location s In Gallipolis And Pt Pleasant 740 446 2579 Or 304 675 5928 New RainbOw Tr1start And Eure ka V~cuums SO% Off While They las!! Days 740 446 4553 Even mgs 740 446 6161 N1ce King Srze Waterbed W11h Headboard Mirror Complete Dresser With Mirror N1ghtstand 740 379-2720 AFTER 6 PM Prlmell&r $49 InstallatiOn $100 wonh of free programmg lree Holiday gift pack 800-263 2640 565! Three piece Padgett I v ng room suite navy blue beige with bur gandy and green slr1pes wood tnm brand new cond lion st1l has tag s on couch retails lor $289995 sel lor$1100 740 742 3B02 IN 194 7 Farm all B front end loader runs good $950 740 992 5430 Ford 2000 Tractor Power Steer mg w1th Brush Hog Grader Blade Execellent cond $3 500 675 3624 Ford golden JUib traclor w•th brushJn g good shape $3 330 304 675 3824 New Farmers Toba cco Co Inc R1pley Oh1o IS now receiving to bacco and t st sale 23rd Nov 1 888 644 4365 Ask lor Orville Whalen Edison Mays 675 1858 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equlpmenl Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All S1zes Of 4 WO And 2 WD Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Sk1d Steer loaders Check With Us About Fina ncing On ~a wn Traclors And Low Aale Fl nanclng On New And Used Equipment Carmichaels Farm & lawn Ga lli polis OH 740 446 241218005941111 620 Wanted to Buy 40 Aces m!l Suitable tor Hunting 1n Gall a County or surrounding area on land Contract Write to CLA 459 % Ga II polls Dally Trlb· une 825 Third Ave Gallipolis Oh 45631 740 669-4902 Tandy 1000 Rl computer key board pnnter monitor & hard dr~ve greal begmner s computer $200 740 992 6227 TRACTORS Fmanclflg As low As 6 9o/. W1th John Deere Credit Approval On Used Tractors Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipolis Ohio 740 446 2412 Or 1 800 594 1111 Also See The 'New· 4000 Series Compact UUhty Tr~ctors Several In Stock' Spe gel Queen s•de Brass bed $250 00 Queen box spring $35 00 Full side mallress/Box Spng $65 Stokermat c Stove Used 2 Wrn ters Very Good Condtl1on $900 740 388-815~ Livestock For sale colored egg chickens While leghorn Hens Rabbits 740 256-1615 640 P1gs & Hay & Grain Hay for sale one m1te nonh on At 2 Square Bales $1 oo $2 00 Saturday only 304 675 4869 Lg round bales $12 00 a bale miKed hay 304 675 1365/ 304 675 5028 7787 TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale Waterline Spec1al 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com press1on F1t11ngs In Stock 1980 1990 HONDA CARS $100 ENTERPRISES Jackso n Oh10 1 800 537 9528 We buy ant1ques and part al or complete estates baby Items and o~d Flestaware Jeans Furniture & Antiques Tuesday through Fn day 11am 4pm 145 North Sec ond Middleport WHITES METAL DETECTORS 1968 Bronco excellent condition $5 000 740..949-2217 $500 Pollee Impo unds All Makes Available Ca ll 1 800 522 2730 Exl 4420 1984 Cavalier e~ece l lent cond1 hon $900 740 378 9806 1987 Cadillac Seville 1 Wh1te 4 Doors All Options 80 t40 M1les New Tires Exce l tent Cond1llon 740 446 2300 5121 Ste e Building s New Must Sell 30:.:40:.:1 2 Wa s $10 200 Now $6 990 40x60x12 Was $16 400 Now $9 90 0 sox 100:.: 16 Was $27 590 Now $19 990 60x200~e16 Wa s $58 760 Now $39 990 1 800 406 5t 26 560 Pets for Sale 1 I Mo nth Old Male Eng lish Set ter Ready To Go Hunhng Po1nll ng Birds $350 00 740 446 94B7 A Groom ShOp Pet Groom.ng Fea tur mg Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges CreAk Ad 740 44 6 0231 AK C Yorkshire pupp1es sho ts and wormed ready to go $350 ma le I $400 tamale 304 895 3926 THEY T+-I.ROWEO TH' MULE 1988 BaJa garage kept like new 100 hrs 740 256 1378 after 9pm 1988 Camaro T Tops Needs Motor And Front End Work t989 Camaro 5 Speed loaded $3 500 Buys Bath 740 367 04t4 1988 Ford Crown V ctor1a pr ic ed to se ll 740 742 2780 1989 Chevy GEO Metro 5 speed 53 5 mpg runs and looks good $1250 740M2 1493 1990 Buick LeSabre Limlled $5500 740 992 2 t 86 8 30 am to 4 30 pmM F: 199 1 Geo Metr o 5 Speed Good Run n ng Cond1t1on W1nds h eld Cra cked Needs M uffler $800 740 245 9008 199 1 Mustang Convertible black over Red A/C P W POL autom Tr ans Cru1 se 4 cy linder 304 675 40 67 Before 5 00 304 675 1606 Alter 5 00 North East Pass 29 Pass Pass Pass Pass H~ng 3 - G r - . dlv ranger 4 Tribec11"a lna- 5~bo< 36 Hymn a 6 Brool< IIIUIIe 10 7 W.ll I lllte 1 c:enaln 37 Pennlt FREE!! FRANK & EARNEST no\'etler who now ltve GAI'I IN~Ut,T YOV, 11 Ninny 13 Ughlsnowtall THE BORN LOSER $6 000 304 675-3230 ,.. 98 Dodge 4•4 1500 Series 13 000 m1les 740 742 2803 aher . ... om\ l<ffi' to'£ 11'1 ~ 1f\()J 5pm DID 98 Ford Ranger XLT er;tended cab $11 500 wllhout topper and $12 100 w1th topper 304 P~N.. t:~E.W rOC \\\E. 1-LWJI'IT G0 7 I . ,,I $82 3336 730 Vans & 4-WDs ......._ 1979 Dodge Van 12 Passenger~ Runs Good AutomatiC $650 oo Call740 256-6463 ~ --''7·1 ~ ~ 1980 1990Trucks $100 $500 PoliCe Impounds All Makes Available 1 800 29Q.2262 X 3901 ' L.L-.....JC--L.....li" 1984 Chevy KS Blazer Camper Speicat 4x4 AC AT New Tires.! Exhuast Must Sell! $3 300 080 740 446 3580 leave Message BIG NATE T'HtS IS IN~REOI&LE' OF COURSE STILL TlME LEFT .JEFFERSON lS THE NUI115ER ONE TEAM t t-1 Beiore 5 00 1985 Ford Ranger 4x4 Fiberglass Topper Black 5 Speed Standard THEY COULO 5TILL UiE STATE ANO WE I'.E .,...... :SCORE --._r-0 SHitTTINC. THEM OUT! V-6 $1 800 740-366-9628 Motorcycles niE~E's ~ WHOA' WHAT AM I lv---.,. '1>011«3' I CANT HAVE THAT-ATTITUDE 1 I 'IE l OW 1 l GOT TO (,ET THOSEo \----- ---, i DANC:. 1 THOUbHTS OUT' OUT' ~ HIMSELF •N THE FACE • ·~WI:. OUR GOALIE lS Hi"TTIN(, 1985 250 Polaus all new parts $2 000 740 985 3839 740 985 9820 I 750 Boats & Motors for Sale Ingredient 45 Vex 47 Art deco Illustrator 48 Govt housing org 49 Ending YIIVet 50 Stage of a 52 season 54 Recent (pref I CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celltdy ~ ~ are craat.d ht!m quotationl by famous peotM Pill and present E.::tlliftl.rin the cipher.._,. fl)'" another Ttm-"au. D«l!JM C CTMN LY!f s MWTH WY YCKTJ JGWEH C -- Auto Parts & Accessories VYSLLHGWTA LYH YLHGHCLNXHV XMSVDYPH, YSZZN C T tmagtnat1on " - Cathertne Oeneuve '::~:~:~' '0@\\.oUlA- ~ t-tfS" ldltod ~y 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Resident al or commercial wiring new serv~ce or repairs Ma ster u censed electnclan A1denour Electrical WV000306 304 675 17 86 CLllY I WORD GAM I POUAN O Rearrange letter! of the four scrambled words , be low to form four s mple words 1-.r~ FLAROE M0 T E P I I I 1· I I 5 . 1.HELOW 1. 1. 1. ,_-: ,' 6 Granny always to ld me that I should make su r,e I was on firm ground before I put my IO TODNNE 1--T~'-'Tirj::.,lgii-'i-1..::,1-1 - I MONDAY Complete !he chuckle quoted NOVEMBER16I ROBOTMAN SO I JUST,L\11_1;., Sll>.imD ~1"16 ON ~ CARC~>S VHH • SERVICES Professional 20yrs expenence w1th all r'[lasonery brick block & stone Also room additions ga rages etc Free estimates 304 vcvs PfiEVIOUS SOLUTION "A s1ar rema•ns pmned on a wail 111 ihe publiC 740-367 7070 6323 Cl OWMM Campers & Motor Homes C&C Genera l Home Main tenence Palntmg vinyl stdlng carpentry doors w1ndows ba ths mob1le hom~ repa r and more For free estimate call Chet 740 992 0 S L SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS P1cker. Henna Catch - Giblet BE RICH A m1ihona•re gave me thiS adv1ce If you th.nk tw1ce 1n every matter and follow the lead of others you Will never BE RICH New gas tanks & body parts 0 & A Auto R ipley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800-273-9329 7795 YWV II LYST I ' /6 Budget Pr1ced Transmissions and Engmes All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transmissions. 740 245 5677 App 1ance Parts And Serv1ce All Name Brand s Over 25 Yea rs Ex penance All Work Guaranteed French C1 ty Maytag 740 446 MCKJHG NO I DON T T~INK ANYONE EI'ER COME5 \.. AROo'ND HERE ANYMORE Summers not overt Kawasaki STS Jet sk• still under warranty three seater 83 horsepower bought new July of 97 three match1ng Kawasaki ski vests and tra1ler all go with It Pr1ced to sell $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949· 2045 w II consider trade lor a goOd pontoon boat Unconditional hfellme guarantee Local references lurnlshed Es labllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) ~46 0870 1 800 287 0576 Aog ers Waterproolmg lloc 53 Porislah PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES PEANUTS PM BASEMENT WATERPROOFING lourney Women a patriotic Israel deal as an ex.unple How would you plan ihe play 111 lour hearis > Wesl leads the club kmg Declarer can see four poten!ial losers two spades one dtamond and one club There are two w.•ys to cut thts nu..mber to three Ftrst as~ume West has 1he spade ,lee and play a spade to dummy s ktng Altern.lltVe· ly try to esiabliSh a spade tnck m ihe dummy. on wh1ch South can diScard has dtnnum.l loser The baste plan ts to ttnesse dummy's etght then to lmessedummy s 10 The tlrsi ltne needs one cdrd well pl,tced the ace The second requ>res th,lt West he dealt I he sp.tde pck or spade queen onf of two <.:Mc.ls Clear· ly ih>s I me" helier So wm wt!h the duh aL:e Jraw tr11111ps .md pl.1y a sp.tde io dummy s t:rght (or run )OUr mne) \V1th thts l. tyout everythtng ts tme anc.J you crtuse tn Wilh plus 620 .mJ I0 5 m~ttchpotnls out of 12 Why !<.U htgh a ~~.:ore) Well only lour dedMt:rS gOi home whtle !<.even went down t1'he last two pmrs stnp pec.J Ill .l he.t[ t partscore ) ' An annual subscnp110n costs $29 Call (~00) 525 4718 to subscnbe lor . . . . . . b"y hllmg 1n the m1$~mg word~ L...-JL....-L-..1..-.1..--JL......J you develop from step No 3 below 1988 BaJa 2t6 Garage Kept like New Hours 740 256 1378 After 9 Home Improvements In, llrgeta one deal from a duplicate I,Iii: 95 4 wheeler kawasakl 220 buoy just like new $2 000 304 882 3652 Brought 43 Breod-moklng • thai you l:an see how many matchpomiS each p.ur collecied Take lhts ••' Four·wfMeied •• salary 39 Mascara g1vmg ihe 1raveltng score sheei so GOMPUT~~. 97 Ford ranger 5 speed trans m1sslon a1r rally wheels cd player 17 000 miles asking 22 Roman leader 23 Certain chemical • wagon 25 Before this ...-+-f--+-+--+~~ time old style called 1'he Traveltng Score K1ohltne drscu~ses l~~~~~~~~~~~~~_; eltorls 10 be ASTRO·GRAPH Tuesday Nov 17 199X ActiVilies wtth lnend s w•ll play an tmportdnt lund ro n an bnng1ng .tbnut mutuall; good result-; .tnd h.tppane~s 1or you tn the year .the . td Be sure to get out .tnd m1ngle W tlh those others I han JUSI your ldillily SCORPIO !Oct 24 Nov 22) Lei your nobl er impulses prev.ul f<>r your Jm.eJ ones tod.ty R.tlhcr th.tn Jotng evcrythtng. lor yourscll piNuce )QUrse lt tn other pt:oplt! s shoes pt only will you m 1ke everyone h.1ppy m the prm.:ess but yourselt as well Aslro-Gr •ph ye.tr ,,he,td predicllmh n1ake ~re a l Chrrslm.as stocktng stutters lor all stgns ol the z1K.Jr.lc Mail $2 lor eac h 10 A,iro Gr.lph c/o th" newsp 1per PO Box 175X Mur· ray Htll Slailnn New York NY I015K Be sure 10 st.tte ihe Zod i.IC stgns you desrre SAGITTARIUS (Nm 23 Dec 20 Fmd u way IO be k•nd '" your mtunah: convers.ttlons wtth ihent ls today Your ¢enerostty wtll ~ncuur.tge ihem 10 ,occopt ihe b,>re t.tciS CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Someth111g you ve been tre<~trng lt! ntently or wtth ac.::~.:ommoJatron could take .t surpn srng twrst today Be prep.tred to h.tnule ihese dcvel· npments m a more pr.tdu.:al !rank m.mner AQUARIUS IJ,tn 20 Feb 19) Don 1 latl io properly explme •• 11 nt your ahern.\llves tn a persotMI 111.11 ter or !<. Ul:u~ss t.:ould elulle you tnd 1y ln vesttg~tll"'n wtlllind thr: :ncnues to .tdueve your purpo~es PISCES (feb 20 M,orch 20) Although .ts a P1 s..:es you ~.:.m be quue rntuHiv e yotr mu st rely !iOidy on your t.:ommon sense and logtL: tn keep ynu on tr:..~ck toJ.t) Your hum.: ht!s <:ouh..llc.ld you .tstr.ty ARIES !Marek 2 1 April 191 Be sure to k--e~p pn:ust: .u..: lUI.th: II!LOitb regardtng. .my ltnanf..:tdl mvolvt!m enl s you nught have w11h clubs or tnends tod<ty You ~..:mrltl ht: ~..: tlkd to vcn!y laler TAURUS iA pnl 20 M.•y 201 A wtshy wash y .tttttud~ wrll nnt on ly -. unpede Yow pro,;rt:ss tmlty rt t.:nuld s~o:t you h.tL: k m .Khte\tn& .m unpor· l ..ult objt'diVC It !'i trllp~ rdltV I.! you h.ne a J~l:t:-.t VI!!! un..: pl.ul GEMINI (ivl,l) 21 Juno 2111 II )OU rt:' on .t dtc.:t or !-i 01l1t.: l )pC nl rch.1 btlll.Uton pm c:- 1 1111 se ll <..11 :\i..:tpltrh: ts esse ntt.11 tod.l) I h e re t!<. .1 enoU ~.:h llllt.: )lllll I L"\01\.,; l:O U\d he l':Xtrcmely we 1k 11 lhr s tun e CANCER (June ~I July 221 M 1ke a list ol t.l'.h or ~o.tl"i you need to ;.h,:complr sh 111 th e orU e r nl nnpnr t.trll:e tndi.ly Then stm:tl y .tc.Jhet e tn 11 Wnhout 11 you wuld lorget to t.lke care ol ~mndhtng qurt e sennu:-. LEO {July 31-Aug 22) II )Our tledstons drt~ gove rn~:LI so lely by your eg() or cmotton" ~ ' 1 u te nnt ltke ly to make good dHHL:C s tod.ty 1::\..tl u.1tc all condrtmns hl)nestl) realtstt cally .1nd ord<rly • Russian column 1s wnuen by Pete Ku.;hhne ~VB$ IT IN L.l~f A 92 Sonoma 304 576-2903 Ill Bombed 20 Beethoven s Moonhgh1- A1med squarely .lt ihe senous tournamenl player the lowest-levd INT~L/,IGfNG~, BUT f'IOT~ING 91 CheVy Cheyenne extend cab w1th shon bed vortex 4 3 engine fully loaded excellent condllion teallsilvel' $7500 740-9924111 810 ~"":rbbr On both sides of the pond IN FER 79 lord 4x4 351 eng, auto, ask ing $1 350 304-675-79:D pronoun 19 35 New Transm1ssiog 1983 Motor Home 56 000 Miles In Good Shape 740 367 7093 or 18 Neuler 9 Playground 27 Soak 32 Possesses 34 Dy.. The sevenih Independently pro duccd Engl1sh language bndge magaline is Bndge Today The b•month· ly contams 68 mu.Jdhng srzed pages edtled by Pamela and M.tlihew Gra· 790 2 Smallllurd !::"'form) Operung lead • K Good Shape $2 500 OBO 1984 Blazer New Motor With 1 Year 760 1 """-lanai ch.lflle compound \ By Phillip Alder 7 40 DOWN 28 TFIIdlng cen1er 29Sun opMCb 30 ChineM 31 < Ho8tllot.ling 56 Sound ayatem 57 24 1979 Chevy Heavy 112 Ton In 1986 Medium Blue Chevy Aslro Van Loaded 71 000 m las 4336 Blo ck bnck sewer p1pes wmd ows lin tels etc C aude Wmters AID Gra nde OH Call 740 245 IT COST THAT MUCH? 720 Truc:ks for Sale 740 4'111083 $2 500 OBO (740) 256-1233 Building. Supplies 90 Uncoln Town car Cartier 0. s1gner Sene& Florida car m1nt C>llf'dtiOn $8500 •7<10-742 3230 1982 Pont 1ac 6000 V 6 Auto New Batt & Good T 1res $500 Ro n Allison 1210 Second Ave nue Gallipoli S OhiO 740 446 550 LUKEY'5 GOT- HIM A NEW MULE!! 7930 Round Bale Hay Orchard Grassy Clover Tom Kessel 740 446 Wanl Firewood? Cut Delivered Sta cked $45 oo Pe r Load 740 446 2847 RON EVANS 89 ford escort $550 304 675• 7<10-992-7242 1988 GMC Truck 2 ton 304 e75 630 6445 w..l ' BARNEY 992 5024 1993 S 10 PICk Up Tahoe Pack· age 2 86 Cyt1nder Excellent condiiton 7~245-5672 742 2263 Full bed ra lls $15 00 740 256 radiator askmg $3000 call7.0 1987 Ford Ranger $2100 can 610 Farm Equipment 56 " ' - " Vulnerable Both Dealer: South celent conditiOn new engtne only 10 000 miles under warranry; new turbo fuel pump water pump and a- 411Eai>Y 411 c.iiiM 33 Goes by . . •A2 88 Chrysler LeBaron 2 door, 5 speed standard 4 dy turbO ex Body Z Baned $3 300 OBO 740 367 0414 740 992 697&. LeaveMessaye FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 24 USED STOCK Grubb s Plano tunmg & repa1rs Problems? Need Tunedq Call the plana Dr 740 446-4525 aui..S11l110 ~ :1652 Warranty GE heavy duty extra large ca pac1ty 8 cycle 2 speed washer less than 2 yrs old Kenmore heavy duly dryer 7 yrs old ask lng $340 lor boih 740-992 1117 87 bu1ck century 4 _door V 6 5616 Saxaphone Ekcellenl Cond111Dn SoulII • 9 2 9AKQ164 t A 10 8 1975 Chevy 1/2 ton 4x4 new tires ext1aus1 good shape& runmng cond1hon $3 500 304 773- Musical Instruments ·- 51-callous 55 Well·- (rich) oulllx 11 Condi11ona colony • 10 9 6. ' -Dlmlnutl¥e !I\IICM 28 -lle•lc:o 11ft • A Q6 4 • 53 • J 7 4 7~189 1413 CFA Reg1ster Pers•an K•nens very flat lace assorted colors ·~ •J '*" 23 Ending lor East 1994 lincoln Mark VIII 59 000 Miles Excell ent Cond1110n - $65 (4 males) 4Z:\- 21 Pelvic l*1a t K 53 •753 enne 1995 LeBaron Comfortable G T U•nt Cond1t10n Orchard WhiteTop 26 000 M1les 7-40 4-46· Auatf'lllien aMpherd pups me .... $75 (2 1 molol biaci< I !6-M K to a J 10 9 2 1993 Chevy Astro ExlendeCI van TJt AJc Reese ..... 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Rates I Town Newly Remodeled HBO Clnemu Showt1 & D•sney Weekly Or 1 Rates ConstructiOn Wedlc:orr1e 740 441 5698 oolliesl Jlnli each also lamaJa 17 1988 BoniMMit Lt maroon 4dr. new hres & braii.C!S wood cond 53,2110 -5-5792- 5ilm 7<10-992-5073 304-675-6734 Twin Rlve ~s Tower now accepting appllcaiiOns for 1br HUO subsid 12ed tor elderly and handl 304 675 6679 Furnished Rooms AKC Shalt1e pupp1as (mm1 ature Firewood cut spht and deltvered Army Ong1na1 Camouflage by Sandyv1 le Post Office Sams Somerville Frl Sun 12 Spm Oth er days alter 4 pm Insu lated Coveralls $35 00 304 273 450 ~ $30 740-992 5740 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 112 Bath Fully Car paled Pallo No Pets Lease Plus Secur1ty Depos11 Req Uired 740 446-3481 Nice two bedroom house In Po meroy \$350 per month plus de posit no pets w1ll cons1der land contract alter one year 740 698 Factory Goofl11 Save Thousands Call1 BOO 948 5678 3409 Nice 2 bedroom apartment 1n Po mercy all ut1!1tles paid no pets 740 992 5858 $150. 7-40-256-6733 446-6566 Chad 740 446 127t Ctos~ To Downtown GallipoliS - 740-696-t085 Cat 553 Sheep Foot Ro ll er UO 000 48 Inch Double Drum Roller S3 200 Over 200 Hang Brackels sa 000 3 Parts Tra•ler 1 LaTurner Grader $7 500 2 000 Pd Headache Ba ll 550 Gallon Fue l Tank $350 1 trenl Box S4 500 2 000 Gauon Water Tank 1600 Top Can Trencher $4 SOD P•pe laser $4 500 VIbrator Temp 4Ft Cap 416 740 643 2916 After 4 740-643 26« Af Oownsta1r~ Furn•shed 4 Rooms & Balh Com pletely Redecorated Clean New Carpel No Pets Or Smoking Ref erence & Oepos•t RBQUtred Also FurniShed 2 Rooms & Bath Upstairs 740-446 1519 ...... orange. - Regm"''"" Yellow lab Pups. 1sf''ShdiS & Wormed $250 Each. 2566 Apartment Water Pa•d 91 Cedar Street Gallipolis AKC male Pomeranian, young •• •• 14 Ea 9 a,.., ••• 15 Feuc:Jug moYH 44 Un c 11 C'lwJ 15 Enclng lor 411 - 1ln 1ln 710 Autos for Sale wmtnl and f91red FIREWOOD Cut Spilt Delivered! Jared 74().. dep 304 675-3230 2 Bedroom Mobile Home For Rent $225 00 Plus $225 Deposit Refrences 740 367 0632 6777 2 Bedrooms, Water & Trash Paid NO PETS Sutav111e P11te 7-4 0 1426 A~andoned Home Take 5 yr old brick ranch full base ment formal lv an cathedral ce l•ng 2804 Pme Ave 1!2 m11e out Sand Hdl 304 675 1989 6yr 2 3 bedrooms of! tongue/ groove pel et stove HP/CA ap p11ances garage spa acre Bula ville P1ke 740 367 0286 ~ cess and 8000t covered boat ~h 540 Miscellaneous Meidlilndlse Answer 10 Pawwlaw PuZDe 40 Type of 11y 41 ...... lplloi .. 1 ~~~ 420 Mobile Homes , for Rent •• {CC] Ttme Co untry ' �• Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohi_o By The Bend PICTURE YOUR CHILD .AMONG THE .•• Ann• Landers , I"''' I '" ..\n~ d··• Tom.:-• :• S~rldoLJI<' JnJ Cr.OJI"" is the chann of a man and c hann is thc stren gth of a woman. S1 nJ,, ..... 1 Dear Ann Landers: I would like to share wtth vou \"-hat I have At age 35. I learned that the future is not what you inherit hut what yuu ncatc. At ··age 40. I learned that rhc learned from age 16 th roug h 80. I ~cnc t o f happy living is not of value dod perhaps share thel\1 whm you LIKE hut to like what yuu ,\-ith your readers. And thank you. 1\nn. for ynur . gthgl" m.T ovc"r the )Cars. -- K.S. Bhargava. Fishkill. do.At age -15 , I learned that li.fc is 10 percen t what happens w you and 90 percen t how vou respond to it. N.Y. Nt b.ge so: 1 learned tii<JI a dog is man·'s be st friend and man's d og ma hope you wi II lind my D~ar oh~en· ations . K.S. Bhar!:!ava: \ Vhal a ._ 10 do 'rlc nd rd ol.ucprint -of a life wclf "· L' all he hi !'- worst enemy liYcd. I am \urc my n:adcrs will At age 55. I learned that lut lc karn frnrn 11. H~o.' r~ it IS. Live:. Learn de(isions shotlld be made with my .rnJ Tell • head and hig . dcL" isinns wt th m)' At age 16. I ~ ~~1rncd thm mothers h.: ~lrt . .tlwnv s kmm h~"t. anJ sometime:-. At age 60. I learned i hat you can l;1thcr!'- J...nm\ he:-.1. luo. give without loving. hut you can At a~c 20. I learned that cri me never lo'·' without giving. Lk)\>m"t ra: . t'\('11 If it is dOne well. At ugc 65 . I lcJrnl..'d that to enjoy · At age. 25. I !cat ned that a new Animal ~utte- ring 'By Alden Waitt Meigs County Humane Society Well' mto the IY4o·,, phy ~ ician ~ performed al l kmJs o f su rgical ·pm( Cdures on human infants w itho ut anesthes ia because it was thought that the mfants could n0tldid not ex peri ence pnin. \\' hat a hi1.arrc ·tdca: si nce when did you have lobe old CJ~~l u gh to suffer pain '.' · TIT"many of us·who are .:onccrned ahout animals , it see mS ju st us h'it.arrc that others of us .:an treat . fuur- fuotcd beings as if they ··d ll nnt su ffer pain - physiological and psycholog ical. · What am I referri ng to here? Well. the dog chained hundreds of feet from the family, neve r walked or lnvcd ; the ol d donkey ·teft tu fend r,, himse lf in the hack pasture: the cats thrown feed once week - if a long life, one should_eat what he wants after he has eaten what he should _ . AI age 70, I learned that life is not a muller of holding good cards but playing a poor hand well. At age 75, I learned that as long as you think you are green, you will continue to grow, and as soon as you think you arc ripe. you arc rotten. AI age 80. I learned that to love and he loved is the greatest joy in the world. Dear Ann Landers: I am upset by the filthy smoking habit my 13ycar-o ld soll'has picked up. I learned .re.:cntl y . that he started smoking when he was 12. We absolutely forhid hiiu rrom smoki ng in the l"[puS"c, so we arc not Sure how many ciga- · rcttes' he smokes in a day. We h~ve tried all the usual pun ishments and meaningful talks, and '" made him watch \•ideas from the National Cancer Institute . I wanted to !Jkc him to the local hospital cancer wt ng ~o he could -sec firsthand lO (16 year:;i of age-or ymmger) Will be ·published Wednesday, December 23rd • m The Daily Sentinel Angeles, Calif. 90045 MARIETTA Washin gt on State Communit y College board of trustees. reg ul ar meeting. Monday. 7 p.m. at co tl cge·s communi ty room . THURSDAY · Per Picture Prepaid Please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope to return your photo: Official Entry Form RACINE Racine Villag e Council. recessed session. 7 p.m. Mon day. muni ci pal huijdinl!. • TU PP ERS PLAINS __:__ Tuppers Pla in s Rcgiwwt Sewer District mee tin g. 7 P,:m. Monday <H thr.; Tuppers Pla ins gradl' ·•·a.: hool. · TUESDAY POMEROY - 'fhc Ohio Division of Wildltfc open house Tuesday. 1-3 p.m. m the Me igs County Court of Common Pleas Courtroom l o assi"t landowners wnntmg to sign u'p for Sunday hunting. POMEROY - Reci tal ol rhc Rosary in ch urc h precedi ng 1hc ·' Catho lic'" Women\ Cl uh mccli ng in the hall. Tuesday. 7: 15p. m. MIDDLEPORT SaJi,hury Tow nship Board Df Trmtc c~ spec ia l meet ing Tuesday. 7 p.m. <It the hom...: nl Cle rk Richard Barley. 46_ 1 Hook er St.. Middleport. for open in g. or h i d ~ on ha~.:ard miti gat ion pro.1cc1. WEDNESDAY. POMEROY ML"tg., Sot! ;md \Vater Co n!'-CI"\'<.lli(m Di,lrlct hoard n f ~ upt::r,· i \lll"\. Wcdnc~d .:~y. X p.111 . (H., trkt offi ce. MIJ)J)LEI'ORT - Mllld kp"rl Vtlta•l<..: Cou nl..' il. "J)C~o." t:d )~""Hill. e \Vctlm:\dll y. (J p.m . i.il 'ilta~c h;dl 1(1 ~.:o n \idcr a watt:r sy" t~m r...: p <~t r con I I" :I\.' I. ~lllllli.EPORT - The Mrddle· rnn f_ttcrary Cluh . 2 p.m Wn!nl..' \· d;1y. nc\~ lthrary <tl Lt..,lL' I 11 lk tnt cc Carp!.! nl l! r hdling l)n hold 11 hook h1 I"L:\IL' " C~dw·..,_.. SL"I1011I ·· sno\\ Mt• mht:r., I ll l:XL"hi.tllt!l: ; I~AC I NE - Wildwood r;"rdcri ."I've seen these deals come and go.' ' ,said Senate President Richard - Finan, R-Cincinnati. "I'm not going to fool around with this until the checks clear. " '" House Speaker JoAnn Davidson. R,-Reynoldsburg. said she has not even begun to lay the g round~ork for divvying up the tobacco money other than to say at least a portion should go toward combating under- . ·-== ·- ,_ Q ~ The Daily Sentinel's '. = f 0 ., ·-- ·--u.c: ....0 ·--5- ~ ·-.c:"' = 0 ~ . =~ Is Comiri'g On Wednesday J5 November 25th ~ Ql· ~ 0 g • Q ,...., ~ ..... ~ -·-= ~ Cl. z "' -= ~ - ~ Cl. ~ = E "Cl ;; "Cl ;; El ~ z • (/} ·-u.c:- ~ "Cl Frerick 1 dire...:tor of government affairs fo' the Ohio chapter of the . ern Ohio. The grant will provide funding to emergency food and shelter centers in · Athen s, Clinton, Galli a, Highland, Hocking-, Jackson , Lawrence. Meigs, Pike, Ross. Scioto, Vinton and Washington counties. Specifically. the money wi II be used to provide support fur homeless shellers, soup kitchens, food -banks and rent and utility assistance for needy families in southern Ohio. _ Strickland said the funding is especially criiical as winter draws nearer. "Although we have experienced u mild summer and fall,, it is quite possible we w_ill have a bitterly cold winter." Strickland said. "If thm occurs, · our food banks and shelters will be pushed beyond capacity. The $200,(Xl0 I'm announcing today will help hundreds, perhaps thousa9ds, of our most vulnerable neighbors make it through the winter safely:" . Local charities interested in pursuing Emergency Food and Shelter program funding should call Strickland"s oftlce toll free: (888).706'-1833. -"' ~ ~ e Good Afternoon Q ~ - e: = "'"'~ ~= = = = t = ·o( ~ ~ ~ 0 "' ..... j;ol ~ "Cl "Cl American Hl!an Association. Ms. Frerick's group wants the entire settlement amount to he spent on public health. At lea.>! a third of the money should go tow<.~rd i'lmoking prevention ll)Ograms, she added: Bub Taft. who"JJ take over as goveroor in January. has his own priori ties,, said spokesman Bn:tt Buerck. At the top of the list: cancer prevet:~tion. money for st.:hool hui ldings and expansion of the statt 's program to provide health care .tn uninsured children, Buerck said. Not so fast, countered· the Ohio chapter of the National Taxpayers Union. . "The original purpose of this suit was to recover money spent to cover the smoking-related costs rif indi v.iduals enrolled in Ohio's Medicaiil · plan," the group said in a statement. "These costs have already been paid by Ohio· taxpayers." The money should go back to them. the group insists . M.ontgomery said ~ he"IJ ·consult with all interes ted groups before deciding whether to join the setllement. Ohio is due about $121 million this year if it accepts the deal. No money is due in 1999. The payment for 2000 is _ $323 miHion . with mnounts rising incrementally in 'fol· lowing years. U.S.. Rep: Ted Strickland has announced a $200,000 Federal Emergency Management Agency grunt for emergency food and sheller programs in south- WASHINGTON (AP)- Ameri· cans got their first earful of Monica Lewin,ky's voice today. She comes throu"h on the Linda Tri]>p t~1pes by ~ ' stalled following electrical work from the street depanment. Musser there, and - even worse --'-- there presented a llood plan he had wriuen. was an obvious differenl'e in the nutlihing a .list of things thai need water l~vel s indicated by thai gauge don~ before. during and aftt:r an Ohio and the Lynn Street gauge. -River llood in an elTon to protect vi l"h 's really something we ought to h1ge property and servicl!s. do," Musser said. He alsu reaJ a nood checkli st subTO mak~ s ur~ the £.augJ!·S register milled earlier by Village Administrathe correct water level. Musser said tor John Anderson for the ,water and downtown busint:ssnlan and engineer sewer departmenl. Mike Stroth will determine the corThe llood checklists were first re..:t ekvatinns fo"r th~ gauges. proposed after vi llage propert.y. Gi_ven the absence of a fl,ood. plan including new lighting fi xture.\ on the., promenade af1d parking nteter.... were Jestruyed by a llood hn March 4. 1997. It is hoped that a strict pmtocolto be followed by village erilp luy· ees will prevent that sort of damage in the future: In other bUsi ness~ co.uncil approved a $7.992 stom1 ..,ewer repair project in the Peacock Street neighborhood. It was noted that a property own_er installed a too-smJII drain.age pipe. resulting i~ Oooding in the area 1 -Today's I Editorials Local Sports Weather Mall or bring the entry form: • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ', Calendar Classifieds Comics De~dline: Friday, Dec.. 18 at 3 p.m. Sentinel I Section ' 10 Pages Q Cll ·turns earnest, girlish and matler-offact abotll her relntionship wilh the man she calls the Creep. Ms. Lew insky ':-; voice is at times playful and enthusiastic. The older fri end who secretly recorded. her, Mrs. Tripp. ·uffers a d~e per. throatier cou_nterpoint. The taJXS are ri fe with the umms. hnuns and giggles that intersperse common conversation. And there is the backg round noise of day~to- Juy life: a ba'"ba ll ga me playing on th e TV. an admonition for Mrs. Tripp's · dog to sdt le dow n. Th e rapes were rd eased tpday by _the Hou:-;e Judiciary Committee. Peo~ pli! alre~ldy hav e gotten an t:arful of Lewin sky minutiae : Transcripts of the conver~arions secretly recorded by Mrs. Tripp were r<loased by Congress earlier this fa ll. Now the n~ a n ce.o; of voice and innection are added to the mix. .The irony of some lines rings through on th e tapes: AI one point. Mrs. Tripp tel ls ,her young fri end: ''rJ he careful what I sa iJ "" the 10 6-H 9 2 3 .4 & 5 ' 3 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 7-9-X: Pick 4: 5-5-~-4 Buckeye 5: 2-617-28-32 lliYA. · Daily 3: 6-7-0: Daily 4: 5-4-9-9 0 199S Oh111 Vn lky P u hl1 ~ hin g Cu Uuring hea¥y. rains. Musser said the vi II age has attempted to get the property owner to remedy the problem to no avail. Plans cali for attaching the cost of the project onto the property owner's taxe,, . Jeffers Excavating wa.< hired to do the work. ' Council gave final approval to an ordinance allowing Police Chief Jeff . Miller to reside outside of the vi II age and approved the firs1 read ing of a (Continued on Page 3) ARC study ·promotes ' highway benefits . WASHINGTON (AP) - The hi ghways that cut through the Appalachian Mountains have helped create 16,000 jobs and generated $1 billion in economic benefits for- the 13-state region. boosterNsay\ ~ The highw.ay s. once described as · " marginally successful at best" by a cong~essional critic, also have contributed to $800 million in reduced trave l time and other travel-related TIE BREAKER - Meigs Local Schools The levy, which was tied, on election night, sav ings, according to a study released Superintendent Bill Buckley reacted alter Rita passed dUring the official count Monday by 17 today. Smith, director of the Meigs County Board ol votes, with 1,864 voting for the levy with 1,847 The study commissioned by the Elections, handed hlm a sheet indicating the voting against. Buckley said the close outcome Appalachian Regional Commission passage ol the Meigs Local permanent shows that one vote can make a difference! estimated that every uollar spent to improvements renewal levy Monday morning. build the highway system generated . ' . $1.32 in tourism, roadside expendi· tures and othe{ economic benefits. · "We've always made the case that · ' . '"' . " . ·-~·~.... "\" (the sysrem) has be~n an integral part of economic development in Appalaehia." c9mmission spokesman Duane DeBruyne said. 'This clearly projects are accepted for fundin g. Raben Eason. By BRIAN J. REED documenls that this is the case. It is First priority on the local level was Robert Wingett. gra.ntswrite r for , Sentinel News.Staff given to the proposed paving ot: the \!illage of Syrm:use, propos~d a al so dear that our job is not yet Three State Capital Improvement dont:." , Project proposals for Meigs Cou'nty Mulberry, Uniorr' and Buuernut $63,933. street paving project for The latest siudy, conducted by were .submitted to the next step in the avenues, and Brick and Lasley streets SCIP funding. which received third Wilbur Smith Associates of Columranking. The proposal would include . selection process Monday by the pm:C in Pomeroy, According to John Musser, presi- the paving of College Road. Fourth bia. S.C.. concluded that the gram's local review commitlee.. Appalachian hig~w~ys haye mel the The projects were rated by the dent of Pomeroy Village Council. the Street and Sixth Street, at a cost of objec.tives ~~by ·congress in 1965. SCIP local review committe~ apd streets are in need of pavi"ng largely $63,933. .. The Appalachian region has At their regular meeting on M6n- . ,reviewed prior to the commissioners' because uf da~nlige caus~U by wa,er bt:L·ome 1.1 better place to live and line repairs. Water Iine replacem~nt is day, conimissioners vot~d to re ~ regular meeting Monday. work. tht! region is mort! efficient. job Prior to the regular weekly meet· i-ncluded in the proposal made Mon· p.dvertise for bids frJr a heating and atr opportunities have been created and h!nditioning system for the Rhcine · ing, Commissioner Janet Howard day, Musser said. the reu:ioh is bett..:r able to compete In selling the project, Musser not- . V,>lunteer Fir< Department. In be with other regions of the U.S. tor ecomet with representatives of the vii· lriges of Syracuse and Pomeroy and ed tht: importance of wdl-mai·n- funded through the Community nomic attiviry:· the authors wrote . the Meigs County Highway Depart· tained roads to economic dcvei<Yp- Development 8 toe k Grant prngram. The study was released at a time - · mfnt to hear their proposals for road ment efforts. noti·ng that prospective No bids Were rel'eived for the \ystem, of growing support for the commis; and street projects. · developers will look closely at the and bid.< were to be opened yesterday. sion's programs. ahhough commiS- . Paula Eichin~<ir, Rhonda Dailey Also present at the meeting were .condition of streets in the county seat aod Rebecca Nelson of the Hol ze r sion officials bd ieve Jhe butt les will Ed Durst, Salisbury · Township before considering industrial devdrecur in future years . Home Health servil.·e of Vt!terans Trustee Ed Durst, Jon Jacobs of the opments in the county. A transponalion law passed in Health Department a_nd Mayor Frank The proposed proj ec t will cost M~morial Hospital prese nted the June authoriz.ed the ~•gem:y to use Vaughan of Pomeroy, who serye on $2S6.511. with the village .commit- · bo<~rd with a prodamation ~eclaring gas()line tax revenues to accelerate the review committee. ling $70,0(XJ, whicH it will borrow as November as National Home Can: hi ghway constructi()n. About 650 Month . The rormniuee assigns points on a local minch. The hoard also approved transfers miles of the 3.025-mile system the projects based on need and other The replacement of a bridge on remain to be buill. mostly througl1 the criteria, and send the projects on to Leading. (reek· Roud just off State of funds for the.prosecuting auomey's rougher terntins where construction the Buckeye Hills/Hocking -Valley Route 7, proposed by the county , office and . juvenile court. and · costs will be 'leeper. Regional Developmenl Dislrict. highway depanment, was given sec- approved payment of bill> Rep. John Kasich. R-Ohio, chairPresent were Commrssroners Fred which refer.< the projects in the dis- ond ranking on the locaf level. The man of the Hou:o;e Budge t Con~mittee . trict to a.n ex.ecutive board, which project will co<! an es timated Hoffman, Janet Howard and Jeffrey had largeted the program for elimigives fu rther con.o;ideration lxfore $160.(KJO, according 10 Engineer Thornton and Clerk Glona Klees. nation . .Local review committee ranks .......... . capital improve'ments projects : ' ' .. ..... ·rapes' release d.e tails priva~e musings by Monica Lewinsky over '~he Creep' El~ Call 992-2155 IS MONDAY NOVEMBER 23RD ·1 NOON ~ ;; u Don't Be Left Out ADVERTISING DEADLI ., ...·-.... ' Dave -Harris Ext. 104 For More Dell--- ~ = "' :::1 ~ - ~ ~ 0· ..... Cl. "Cl .c: "Cl ~ "Cl '· .~, Emergency funds released· for area relief organizations .. ;; El age ,!'-rnoking. Thai 's a gwd s(\ut. suid Li sa ' ;; ~ ed in tenths of feet. at)' located along the levee in the "dip." near the dectrical ·box bi:tween the parking lot and East Main Street and along Lynn Street. Throughout most of the year. the gauges go largely unnoticed, until the river ~gins to rise. The proble·.n is that the gauges are showing the ell'e..:ts of time - and noods. One gauge. the "middle " gauge between the parking lot und East Main Street, has yet IO be rein- 0 COLUMBUS (AP) - Legislative leaders are warning special interests not to be so quick to spend the Ohio's share of a $206 billion proposed " tobacco settlement. Ohio is in line for $9.9 billion over 25 years through a deal worked out over the weekend between eight states and representatives of the .tobacco industry, Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery announced Monday. State otlicials have until Fridar to sign onto the deal or proceed with a state lawsuit to ~ recover ~noking­ re)ated expenses fro'? the tobacco companies. Until then. patience is the key, the leaders of the Ohio House and Senate say. . Month by the Holzer Home Care of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Tues-. day and Thursday afternoon, noon to 3 p.m . at the office, former offices of POMEROY - Fr~e "blood pres-· Dr. Wilma Mansfield and Dr. James sure Sl;rce nings this month in obscr- Witherell. va nt.:e of National Home Care Christmas Kick-Off Edition • Lawmakers urging patience in.s.pending share of settlement $}000 E .s ·-"Cl== By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Getting ready _tor Mot.her Nature's .wmth or, more specilidlly;'Oiti') River noods, was one of the topics di<;"_ 'ussed at Monday night's meeting of -~ Pomeroy Vilbge Council. Council Presid~nt John Musser discussed the need to replace. or, at least repair three high water gauges downtown . . · The gauges, made from boards and showing the nood level record- -ONLY- MIDDLEPORT ~ Advising and pr..:rcgis trat io n wilt be he ld M o~1d ay. ) -6 p.m. at' the Univcr~ity of RiO GranddRio Grande Co mmunit y Co lle ge Me igs Ce nter. Financial aid and other advi sors w ill he on hand to a'sshl[ :-; tuclcnt s. Attendance 1s mandatory for·URG/RGCC studen ts and proS[>\!Ct i' e st udCnts are also' '" in vited to alt cnd. \ '· Calendar------ . HARRISONVILLE - Senior Citizens Club, II a.m. Thursday, dinner to follow meeting. · Denver posts 30-7 victory over Chiefs Page4 0 an inch of Cluh. 60rh anni~ersa ry at the Racine Library, 2 p.m. Wedne sday. Former members and area garden clubs arc jnvitcd 10 ancnd . Dr. Frank Porter wi ll oc guest speake r. Both parties benefit from election, Page 2 1998 Bowl championship rankings, Page 5 Tips for cooking turkey safely, Page 10 Pomeroy Council tackles future flood concerns Our special page(s) "For Children Only" he r li fe beca u ~c she messed on the MONDAY LETART - letart Township Trustees. Monday, 4:30 p.m. at the office building. Sports I . that we _ eaqh ·can~ end ~----,--Commun ..ity Today: Partly cloudy High: 50s; Low: 40s November 11, 1998 •• what horrors smoki ng can lead ~o. but he refused to go. Most of my friends and family say, " It.could be :worse. He could be using drugs or alcohol ~ '· and " He 's a teenage r. They all try it." Well, I don't buy it. Those are just lame excuses for losing comrol and abdicating parental responsibilitieS. I need some advice. He is a good kid otherwise. Please help. --Frustrated Dad in N.C. Dear Dad: Your problem with that 13-year-old isn ' t about cig'arcttes; il's about control. You · can't police hill' 24 hours a day, and he is probably' hooked by now. Say no more about smoking. He tuned you out lon g ag.o . Encourage participati on in spons, and let some coach tell him how much better he would be if he didn 't smoke. ThaJ could do it. -··Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate, ~777 W, Century Blvd,, ~uite 700, Los writhirig ~ hicial ~.:onl0111on~. moancn~.:es for ttetivitics,"" people, and ing, yelping or other form s of call- things, and' can have well-fanned kil chcn nuor. ing, attempts 11o avoid the source CJf des ires. They often have unique Some people de ny animals the the pain, appearance of fear ut the "personalities': they will often ca p<~ci l y lo cxpl' ricn ct: lllt!'-cry and prospect of its repetition. and so on. gri eve. In other words, they can be suffering based on reli gious reasons In addition , we know that lhcsc ani- said to be individ~als that are "s ubjects-of-a-Iife:· or hcc~lUsc animals do not speak to mats have nervous sys tems very like us inn l.:onvc nti onal way. I hav e, l"m ours , which respond physiolog ically In a manner analogous to that for afra id. no p3tic ncc with either rca- like ours do when the animal is in humans, we mu st suppose that when son~ - one can 't be proved or discircumstances in which we would ·~ animals arc deprived of this. life iri rroved with reason. the ot her is arro ~ feel Rain : an initi al ri se of blood significant way s, or are frustrated in gant in il s privileging of hu111an ove r pressUre, dilated pup1ls, pcrspira- their preferences and desires l they nonhUman comm unicatio n. • tion .•an increased pulse rate. and. if ace harmed. In his article , "' D o Animals Fee l the stimulus continues. a fall in This is a form of suffc.ring, that is . Pain." from his classic.- A11i11ral Lib- blood pressure." ' more complex than the simple expei,wrimr (New York: Avon B'ooks. Scientists who stud y higher ani- riencc of pain. Given the capacity of 1990), Potcr Singer writes: mal s, such as chimpaniccs, as wciJ animals to experience and to suffer "Nearl y all th e ex tei-nal signs !hat as pet owners. w1ll readily tcsttfy in ,s ophistkated ways, how can we lead-- us to infer pain in other humans that animals manifest behavi or justify refusing to .extend the circle Gtn be seen in other spe(..",tes. espe- which refle c"ts their suffering of compassio~ and moral consideracially the species inost close ly relatWe also know that our pets and tion to them? Can we justify causing ed ro us ~ the species of mammals fann animal s, as well as wild ani- them pain because, quite sim'plyl and hird s. mals, can have memories of events, they are not HUMAN enough? "T he behavioral signs include · people, and thin gs, can show prefer- t,hat: the puppy bt:mcn Weather Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60s; Low: 30s Each ag_ e has a lesson of life to learn baby, kccps the mother from having an crght-hour day and the father from having an eight-hour night. At age 30. I learned that strength Tuesday . ·' . ident. AccorY,ing to transcripts, Mr\.. Tripp is heard pnrviding her own analysis of Ms. Lewinsky's voice . "You have cute voiL:e. Moni ca:· she says at one point. Earlier. Mrs . Tripp tells Ms. Lcw.insky that, on th e phone, she sounds like a .. littlt! Marilyn Monroe v1xe n. The tapes contain plenly of talk about tape s: Ms. Lewinsky chattered about buyin g tapes. sending tapes .and niaking·tape,. . Oblivious to the ract that her every wo.n..l i" hei ng rt!corJ ed. she ~.:hats about se nllin ~ Cl inton a tape of hi!r voke. Ms. Lewin sky ew n t.:oa~ h­ e-. Mrs. Tripp nn how W make tapes at homl!- of lllll !-o ll::. not phone calls. "You can even tape oil tapes. Linda ," Ms. Lewinsky advises. ·· 1 can?" ' Mrs. Tripp ,a!-oks. The Tripp tapes disclose Ms . Lewinsky's plan to t ~tpe herse lf and send lhe cassett'e to.Clihton. She and Mrs. Tripp. who duflflill y records the tape for her pal. agon ize OVl'! r how to label it. wrap it, ddiver it. · phone."" or cour .. e. she Wi.IS rderrin g " Hi. t:hmdsome." " Ms . LcWintu 'Ciimon sec ret ary Bcttv Cmrie. skY,'s lape beg ins. '" I couldn 't b~ar the The .l.7 tapes ct;nlain 2~ hour' 11f \Jea o f si tting tlown to wrill! you privmt.; mu.,ing.; from MS . L~winsky imother note. so I thought I'd tape it abnut her rekltinnship wi th tht.: pres, * PRESENT CAREERS- Lynn Crow from the ;,t U.S. Sen . Mike DeWine, center, and Gene Lyons and Bob Byer of the Meigs Coun-., -ty Emergency Services, were among the many · pre~enter.s at the, career day held Friday at E_a stern Elementary SchQol. The three dlsofli~c cussed the relationship between government agencies In disaster response. Florists, representatives ol colleges and the armed forces, _ Sheriff James Soulsby and others presented information about t eir jobs to the students. ·I'" '< ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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