https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b7c90cd138abf29049789a25aec9c27b.pdf df9a4e14a7ccf9b9c7c864bdf414bf92 PDF Text Text • 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'" '< ,, �. ' I • • Cotnmentaty_ , The Daily Sentinel 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlaher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Mllll-s~M The SNti.MI -'eOIINS ,.,.,.. lo thlf ,..fenwd .nJ.,....,.. DIANE HILL Con1roht dor tn:Jm ,.,..,.. on • bf'Nd range Of toplcL - - - (3110- " ' - ) , _ , . - - ot Doing,.,._ .,.,.., ... ,.,.. MW Mtd ell ,...y I» fdlr.d. &ch Mould lnclcHitl • ~ I ' .... pltoM narno.r. Spllclty • . , . ".,.,.., • ro • ,..,_ ~ tN , . , . , lhll ro· I..Mflrn to riN Edllot; Sen,.,.,, 111 C4Utf St, I'DnMRI). Ohla n. ,,,.,.,Jot 457111; IN, FAX to 81....,.-21$7. Confrontation with Iraq unlikely to be the last By LAURA MYERS ,. Associated Press Writer WASHINGWN - Delensc Secretary Wolllam Cohen. on tHe mods! of the la~cst moluary standoff woth Iraq , declared that the tense 'doplomauc d.mcc hetween the Unotcd States and ·lraqo Presodcnt Saddam Husscon .:an 't go on forever."' But the Uoutcd States and Iraq seem !lestoned to conunuc squanng off on thos 'ltme doplomauc dance floor on what has become a famollar cycle ol cn ~•s unless Saddam as removed from power - an unlikely prospccl for now. ll1e latest cnSis eased Sunday as Prcsodcnl Clonton accepted an lraqo .tgrecmcnt to uncondH10nally allow UN weapJ.ms mspecrors to resume work, narrowly avcnong a mossolc attack by US. warplanos and warshops llliS tome. the standoff brought the two countnes the closest to conffocl "nee the end of the US -led Persoan Gulf War on 1991 The war left Saddam hobbled but firmly on IX'Wer and onlent on hodmg hos plans and matenals for nuclear, chemocal and boologlcal weapons Saddam "sees the weapons as votal Ia hos survoval and hos ambotoons," saod Davod Albnght, presodent of the Instotute for Scoence and International Sccunty and a former weapons o~spector who analyzed n~clear documents "And he s not goong to change " ' Officoals say the Unoted States wol: not change ns stance, enher The Chn· ton admonostratoons wants to ensure t~at evfry. bot of doomsday weapons capabo loty os removed from Iraq before UN weaiX'ns onspectors halt t~eor work and 1he Uno1ed Naloons lifts economoc sanctoons on place sonce the CJ •• T~y. November 17, 1t11' .. carcasses llle contammauon was beong detected just before the bords were dropped onto lhe "choller.' a large vat where chockens from s.veral processmg hne ~ soak up water before bemg shopped Thos was no hu-and-run by the mspcclur m -char~c lbere h:.1d been ~one voolauons <Jf USDA's " Zero Tolcrancc for Fecal Conlammatmn · pohcy 1n less than three weeks But by Monday mormng. the suspcnsoon had been II fled. and company olllcoals had promoscd to do het tcr But the promose dodn 1 last long When .1 tc.un of outs1dc audltbrs v a~ ­ otcd the plant on late Aprol they found an another 25 vmlataons ol the same rule An:ordmg to a document ohtamcd hy nur a~~o.:aatc Ashle y Baker. when audoto" a~kcd why the plant wasn t shut Jown the mspcv wr tn charge rcplll·d that he had been told hy hos dostrict office that "'there arc ma1,1y other plants wu.rsc than thos one and they had not hrcn shul down onc e. so (they) cou ld not 1 - - January, the natoon 's 300 largest whoch was not even submitted to the meat processors were requored to government '' ' The government has. however, have theor HACCP plans in place provoded the 300 producers woth and be trackong compliance. Anothdetaolcd sample HACCP plans lroner 3,000 planls, mostly mod-Sized ocally, the only rcquorements from producers, will stan usmg !,he new system on January The 3.000 small- USDA were mmomal mocroboaltestest processors won't need HACCP ong and that there be no vosoble fecal maner on the carcasses before they plans unul January 2000 "ll1c good thmg about HACCP go to the choller "The onspeclors understanding was that n made plants rcsiX'nsoblc for samtation a.nd processmg con- of HACCP was doffcrent 1han what rrol s on ways they hadn't been the department had told us, and there before,·· saod Felicia Nestor. an was a ..great deal of confuston but attorney wllh the Government my observation has been that a lot of Accountabohty ProJeCt .. h was that has smoothed out as tome has nnpossrblc to have enough mspcc- gone by We are sccHtg fewer srtuatnr=" to t.:alch thC plants domg all the uons hkc (the one at Gold Kosi · ~.:umphanlC v.nh'-- ~nvcrnmcru ~all'ty ohlngs they 'were doong wrong In Inc J • n:gulawm.-. Under HACCP. companoes arc~ many case~. they Y.Quld wart for 111<11 h:lt many l.:OIIlrMIIICS Vlllll requarcd to conduct u !>'.mall number m ~ rx:t.:tors to rdcr.ual y lhc problems .11ly unrcgul .llcd, .ts there weren 1 herore they addressed them · of mtcrobraltcsts. mcludmg tests for , enough mspc..:tors to nwmtor cVL:I) R~~.:hard I ubb, spokesperson lor 's.1lmonclla .md gencnc E coil loud p10dutcr The old system rched on "pokt the Natlonpl Broalcr Institute. sa1d Under ohc new rules. c.ollcd the sotuauons lokc the one at Gold Ko st and smff '' or vJsualmspccuon , Hat.ard An.ll)'>ls and Cnll cul Con ,,'rc the result of confusron abo ut a The most recent government aod tml Pmnt-. pl.m companaes .1ppomt new system pnvatc-scctor figures show bclw'~al­ thctr own '"'pcciOrs. who a1c ' UJ1CI · We fell there w.ls a lack of cOn- " 25 .ond SO percent drop on the '""t' VIscd hy gmcrnmcnt mspc..:10rs The 'iJslcncy and umformlty m the way den~.:c of salmonella contammataoO: govcrnmcn1 msJlCc.:tors rc\ acw ~.:om HACCP was bcong omplcmented sm~.:e January pany d.1t~ lor o;;omphanu~ wuh s.lfc But the 1.'Jt.:lory 1s .11 best p.trllal he ' auJ ty .mcJ s.mJtatwn stand.uds There os not a uno form HACCP The same :-;tudJcs show a n sc 1n the Mc.u .md pouliry produu:1s .1rc plan lor every pl:ont E.och plant levels of c.unpy lobactcr cont~umna­ the fi1 st to u~p the new system In develops theor own HACCP plan , uon. a bacteroa found on chocken feces Sources tell us that poultry' processors arc rcs1stmg government' attempts to test, for cam pylobacter.. whoc~ os currently not rcquorctl under ltACCP Accordmg to the Center for Set> cnce on the Public Interest, 90 pelVENTI/~ cent of turkeys and 88 2 of chockens WILL SEE are contamonated woth the bacteroa The Centers tor Doscasc Control YOU NOW. and Preventoon estomated that on 1996 campylobacter caused 4 mol- , lo on cases of bloody doarrhea, fever J or abdommal pam The bacteroa can even koll, according 10 the CDC. an esuonated 200 to 1,000 Amencans doe fron\ campylobacter every year . An11biot1c resi stant slrams of baclcna are makmg severe cases more d1fficult to treat Three years ago, the FDi\.~ approved the use or fluoro -" - quonoloncs anubooucs to treat bactenal mfect1ons. m ch1ckens and turkeys -- the same anubootoc used 10 treal mfect10n s m humans Fortunately, campylobacter docs nol muhoply or spread rapodly and can usually be ellmonated woth a, thorough cookong Jack Anderson and Jan Muller' are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. ' JUSllfy shuttong (thos) plant down (a) second tome " 1 .. .. · *.·\ ~ ,. ·l Several phone calls to Gold Kt sl were nol returned The problems a1 Gold Kost were docuornentcd Moller & under a comro-Anderson vcrsoal new food an ~pec u o n system that puis meat pnx;:~ssors. not government m ~rc~.:­ lurs 111 1hc t.lnvcr s scat In the old system government mspc<.:toro.; c he~.:kcd t.:ump.m•c~ lor wars end " Iraq has backed down, but that's not enough," Clinton saod The pre sodent called off an aorstnke at the lith hour Saturday but then ossued a fresh warnong Sunday lhat he sull could order an anack. " Now Iraq must live up to ots obhgatoons," he declared Some members of Congress from both panics advocate a U S afrstnke campaogn aomed at crushmg Saddam by holtong hos elite Republican Guard forces .lnd command and control power bases, followed by Amencan suppun far opiXlSIIIon groups Clonton saod he, loo, wants to sec a new regome He sogned the Iraq Loberauon Act Jhos year, au1horozong $97 molhcm on U.S. supiX'n for Saddam's cncmoes But they are nol voewed as organozed or strong enough to get rod of the Iraqo presodent · D:ovod Kay, the first choef of UN weapons mspectoons afterthe Gulf War, s.nd a comhmcd omlotary .ond polotocal campaogn agaonst Saddam os the only ' Berry's World Both parties benefited from recent election . By Sara Eckel not JU st to a s1x year alfa11 wuh a marned I've ret.:ently hccomc sc1zcd Democrats busmcss pal'tner The fortunate w11h the urge to gr.easepa1nt myl Inde ed. many pollttcaans who haven ' t yet seen lace and smg that song that goes Rcpublt'l:a n t.:rln - thc.u sCx laves dehated on "Cross' N.\ h nah , nah , nah~ No~h lldh dodiites henelot - In c" cdn brcatl1c s1ghs of relief -n.lh nah' Hey, hey he;' Go-oded I 10m the pub the puhllc has sa1d ·Ennugh ' hye " ltc s distaste lor Thank God we dod -- om,\gonc Fortunately lor my nc1ghh01s mudsltn g1ng . wll.ll would h.IVC happened ol we I'm tar too rn.tture .md 1cstrmncd tn liousc Jud1c1.t l1.1dn t What tl we had satd ' Ye s. do somcthmg ltkc tlia 1y Ch.urm,tn keep up the mvc st1 gat1on s 1 K·cep But l woll admot to Vllal p.uto Hcn1 y Hydr.: h.md 1ootmg th10ugh yoUJ opponents' Eckel " sansh1p on the subject ol Newt oly dctc,ncd d11ty l.tundo y ' Gongroch ltos extremely s.ttosfyong Dcinoclallc Lh,\1 Keep spcnd1ng l.t xpayc1 dolldrs to know that the four ye.1r .ond $40 Ienger Thomas Cr.Hnct even and . govc1nmcnt manh oUJ s to mollo on wotch hunt ontcntled to though the lllonoos Repuhlocan was 1nf01m us ahout thc1r sex hvcs' bnng down Pres1dent Chnton ulll - IOI CCd to ,ldlllll he hdd .Ill ext1.1 Docs Patty Murray have a foot mt~tely unseated the nation's mosl nwual afl,too Rep D.on Buoton ol lct1 sh 1 Is Phtl Gramm a leg man 1 promonent Republican mslead lnd1 ~ma .tlso won \\lth a l.u1dsltdc \Vc w.mt Ia kn ow '" I need to check the des u c to "' vote ol 72 pcrc.:cnt m h1 s d1stnct. CNN would have become the .oil gloa t, however, because the real tk sp1tc rcvcl.ttJOns that he lathered sex scandal ch.mnel Our dmly vu.:tory here 1s nul one of ltber.ll vs . L ch1ld wah someone ()thct than h1 s ncv.s papcr would come to us 1 conservative It . Is ol common wdc wrapped 111 plaon paper ' sense vs hy stena, of IS~UC - OIIentcd And Rep Helen Chenoweth Wets rhe sex-obscssoon moght even poltllcs vs scandal-mongcnng oc ele cted on her Idaho dostooct , have trocklcd down to local poloThat's a good.thong tor everyone even thou gh she ulllmal cl) copped toes Thonk of the slogans 'Say No By ian Shoales Today in history By The Associated Press 'lod.oy os rucsday N"' 17 the 121st day of 1998 There ,ore 44 d.tys lclt m 1hc ycdr rmlay s Highlight In Hl stoly On Nov 17. 1%8, NBC outr.t~cd toothall lan s h) cuttong .tw,oy I rom the lm.d mmutes of a New Ymk Jcls Oukland H:.t1dcrs game tohcg1 n t1 TV -.pcu.ll. " HcH.IJ " on s~.:hcdulc! VJcweJs were dcpnved of see mg the R.11dcas come loom hchond to heat the jeh 41-to -'2 On tim d,ue In 15'i8. Ehzaheth I ascended the ~n~hsh throne upon the de.oth nl Queen M.ory. fn IROO, CongtCS'i held l(S lust SC"iS inn In w.•shmgton Ill the p.uu.llly <omplctcd C.tp otol huoldmg • There was a JOke makong the cmaol rounds last week· Don 't tell John Glenn, but when he land s ' II go l b we r; a ong o c wcarong ape suits , What a swell prank 1 But we ,dtd~ nd dt f? 11ow throfugh on ot. dod we We 1 n 1 even orm a t: ommltlcc to study the lcaso boluy of buryong the Statue of Loberty up to her hops on s'l!)il , ~hat dod we do onstead I Read tongue-an-cheek pruf1les or Governor c1ec·r Jesse "Th c Bod y.. "'cntura Called up talk mdoo to doscuss whether Dr Lau ra should he as I1amcd ol hcrsell or not Won dered w hlh e cr C al 1sta Flm.:khart 1s a vH.: tnn of ~mmcx.Jd 01 the Audrey Hepburn ol the 90s, or hoth W,ucl1cd Newt Gon<>oo·ll c ... unp Iode What a wc1rd turn of events that w.ts• Clmton nrc~cntcd RcpuhiiLa~" ., With .1 smokmc.... gun on,\ s1lvcr pl.\ttCJ garnashcd with t: ll!ms Lhen) .. chocolates and .m Ann1c Lcnn11x. CD WhdtduJthcydowlthJt'Ono;; c •\g.u n they shot thcm-.!.!hes m the toot But thm gs a1e gomg to dl.m~c on the Holl now ~o u hct Boh Lovmgston R-La 1s p01scd .ts tilev sdy to hcunnc the next spc.tkcJ (;I the House Au.: md ~n g to tile I os I Toledo 130"153" to Barbao a D for Comptroller. She's a Tramp' ' And the scandals " 1 Went on a date wuh sc hoo l board presodent Donald H and he s,ud he ' d c.:.J\1 me and never dod' " Meanwhole . ooads would g<\ unp.ncd ,md hrodgcs unbuolr. ' Soco.tl Secunty and ~edocaoe pay - ' mcnts would he, as rclaaOie as a 1 lreclan~,; c \\rtter s payd1eck , .md countncs like LJechtcns tcm and Andorra wo uld plot to oveothoow us-- and have a llght1ng chance • [uckaly. Amcncan voters have : save d the nataon from th1s dasmal • futc ' Now Congress ca n stop gosstp- ; 1 1ng and get 10 work Sara Eckel is a syndicated: writer for Newspaper Enterprise , Association .. Send comments to the ~uthor in care of this newspaper or send : her e·mail at saraeumaol.com. • ' Angeles Tvnes, the reasons why he \ goo ng to he the new speaker h "I I d .ts ott c Jo o w1th Ideology pohcy o,r personal style ~hal IS II' That s roght Money' It seems that Mr Lovongston Shoales generou sly shctred t he fun ds 11e ra1se d through has ow n <ampaogn commottccs "A t lc.ost 87 Rcpubllc.tns tJ.hd wall he 111 the 106th Cong1c s~ -- th Jcc -qu.ulcls nl the 11 2 VDics LIVIIH!ston needs to hcu>mc speake r -- h~JVe 1en.:1ved " tot .ol ol $327 062 loom hom "' the l.tst ltlul yc.tJs ' As Chmlton He ston ono;;c s,uJ 111 .1 th fle 1cn t u mtcxt It 1 I I F I s .I m,tclouse onun.n ~: y so;; 1cncc m.\y h.wc some help loJ us 111 til"... 111,,,,_ hou -.c Ucp.ulmcnt R cu~ nt stud tcs o.; uhmlttrd In thc Society l<n NcultiSC IC!IU~ lllllt l:,l\1,; tho~t mu o.; JL doc s Indeed h,\\ c Lh.um -. sootlll' th e , ,n,Jg:c hJe .ht 01 at Ic.Jst thl' "·1\ , I.!.!C ,,,u,llllpi10l.t111p.!l - 10 gyru~ the 11111~.: ~ thythlll \CCill t.:d ltl I! .il k to the t.:L' I C· hs.!J uln wh ll l' tunp01.1l lobe, h.111 Ag.Hn .H.:Lot dmg \{l died the melody Further, musoc traonong seems to evoke physoca l changes on the br.oon A structure known as the planum temporale appears to he laoger on one sodc than the other tn rr1USICJans I don't know ,r th1s mrormauon woll he lp us vote more woscly on the luture. or unravel the mcxp!Jcablc peosonahtoe; of ruck band drummcrs. butot s note to know that ncu roboology os on the JOh Com puter experts ha ve also lound new wa)'S to map I he llunnn ' h1~t111 Hey, It 's about tnnc H we oon 1 want those damn stonkong apes t.lklll"e- ()vc r the wnrld , we' d bctte'o st.ut l.1cmg up to ourselves The experts me W'illl£ , 1 tcc hmquc l:.lllcJ · tlat m.tppmg " 111 which p ·I ·d re ckol ~' Y SL .mnc. lm.tgcs ol the wrm l:( 1 11ta1 n .lie unncd out Wllh compule! 0 1 h tine uS I c IFlCUJosc JcnliCsts quoted 111 1c .111 l.l llC isco IH0111dc I pl<Kcss tu blow mg up a 11k.~.:nee1 11c p1 unc anc1t 1len 11 nUCIHng 11 out ' E S {) j ) w ou nd s llk csomcthln gonc 1 tnsc stlllkmg apes 1111 ght do to u.., But then <1.\.!.1111 tile pr 11....... .~ .~· os \Or_ 111 ' ol N<>h11uy ·' s ·lL 1thl 1 ht.un 1s hc1TH! ... squ1shcd Nnth1ng L:.lll StJ Ui sh .tn ,l..:llJ.\1 h1 .till hu.t ..m Ad.u11 S.mdlc1 mm 1c And wh,n m.1k cs .m /\d.nn S ~nH.ll c1 ,h • ... movoe possoble 1 That's ro ht Money' g If u's true as the neuroboologosts ' claom that the b • , raon . grows · on ' response to musoc tr,oonong the way a, mu scle n:sponds to cxercasc the , why arc re 9ord comp.my cxcc,Utlve~ ; often referred to as "weasels 1 • Are : they slmkmg duty weasels'' And what role docs money have , on the creepy growth of the elccuon , '· process'' Accordong 10 the San Francosco : Exaolloner c 1 f • a o oo no a set a new state . ICL;OicJ tor campaagn spcndm 500 molloon doll h i, ,g • ro ugil 60 bars, k w IC transa.mcs tq ' 1 y uc s per voter 1 s tllasmusoc . • 1tomye,uslell_ youc ay what N~ , . ,I ext tome we vo te, "h) cion t w~ ,I dClor Ill mtlat1on .md ..: ut c.tt.:h o l u~ ,J chcl: k lor ~U bucks W '11 1 c e nmnatc th.n spc~..:wl tnlctest maddlc-man nnd get .I IJttl~ : so mcthm 11 htc.:k t0 10\ 1• e • eompcns,uc the h td tast• 111 1 ·• • e ou1 mout ts ~md the nao ' , 1 • eg mg dC 1C Ill OUI p1uncs 1hi OW Ill .mAnniC L ennox. co' ;-Jnll •1 Pill ol the New York skyJ1 nc hey. I 11 even vntc lm you 11 1.11 s .1 no-ht.ltncl What w.llks \.\' IMt ta lks' BH:n diUilllllCIS kfww , the <~ns\.\cl to th.n one lan Shoalcs 1s a S)ndieatcd \\ ritcr for Ncnspapcr Enterprise Association . '/ • ,....._...., PA ~ 'll::::....,. - ::_--:-:--311' - :15_2'_ • --- -- INO LY~l!ll•town 28 152 r-·"'"' i ~-~ i ~ ,~ Money makes· the world go around William JEFFERSON Clinton -----· ,. . so lutio n ' It certaonly won ' t be enough to send 100 Tomahawk (cruosc) mossoles to hot buoldongs on the moddle of the noght," Kay saod "The people who are really a threat to Saddam are not us but the people around hom " But molotary analysts loke retorcd Army Col Harry Summers believe the Unll cd States does not have thc·stomach to use enough m1J1tary force to finIsh Saddam because Al{lcm:ans m1ght not sland lor huge CIVIlian casualucs that could result \. Saddam s po\.\o cr bases and s11cs or suspcclcd weapons mt~kmg arc often ncar or ms1Je huspHal s, umversHICS and mdustnal plants. Durmg the Gulf War. he surrounded expected U S military targets woth women ,ond choldocn 'There 1ue no good m1ilt.try opuons m th1s particular conll1ct "Summers ....tld rour prc voous US strokes .og,unstlraq, ordered by-Clinton soncc the Gull Wo~r, h.1vc been pmpn ck m1sS1Ic att,\cks dcstgncd to pumsh Saddam lor m1 s docds Just as olten, however, th~ US molotary has not pulled the troggcr' . Bcgonnong on the tall of 1997. Saddam stepped up etloots to relie ve homsell of U N onspectoons and sa nctoons by kockong onspectors out or hy haltmg t.:ooperataon, as he d1d last momh. sparkmg the latest cns1s • The Unoted States responded three tomes sonce by scndong earners shops, warplanes and thousands ol troops to the rcg1on m a show of mailtary m 1eht that got Iraq IO back down and allow UN onspectors to oetum ' AccuWealhe,.lorecasllor da orne condotoons, low/h h temperatures ~ ., &'JVERNoR Meigs announcements Death Notices 1 "-------'--"---'....:.________________ ! Wednesday, Nov. 18 J The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio weather Who's regul·ating the poultry processors? and Jan Moller On Fnday. Feb 13. 1998. Gold Kost Inc , a chocken proce~song plant on Sumpter, S C was shut down for repeatedly processing feces -taonted 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Page2 • By Jack Anderson 'Esta6{ulid 111 1948 . Tuesday, November 17, 1998 ' • Col_~bu· -3t •f58'_ i Walter L . .Burke Walter L. Bprke. 74. Pomeroy. died Sunday. Nov 15. 199H on Rover"de Methodost Hospotal. Columbo' Born May 6. 1924 on Shenandoah Valley. Va . '"n of the late John W and Lui a Pearl Rucler Burke. he was reured I rom the U S Navy and the Rover Tmnsponallon DPo~a•'lltHl of Amencan Elet:IOl.: Pthver Surv1ving are h1~ Wilt!. Varginia Ann Al~1re Burl~. t" ~ daughtef' anJ .1 >On-on-law. Rhonda G1b<.un ul Athen'. and Ren<e and Dan Mernll ol Pomeroy; and fi ve grandcholdren and two great grandc holuren He was also pr<eeded on death by h" brother. Boll Burke Pn vate rum:rdl serv1ce"' tor the farmly wallix hdJ mlh( Cremec;n' Funt:r· al Home, Racone. woth the Rev. Keoth Rader olticoatonue Entombment w11l be on the Meogs Memory Gardens. Pomeroy. There woll be no vosuauon Dr. Samuel P. McNeill. r- Dr Samuel Parrosh McNeoll. 53 Poont Pl~a>ant . W Va doed Sunday. Nov 15. 1998 on St Mary's Hospital. Huntongton W v,, Born Aug II . 1,\145 on GalhpoiiS. >on· of the late John Samuel and BeuW VA. lah Veronoce Dashner McNeoll, he .vas the dore< tor of emergency serv ices at Pleasant Valley Huspol.ol on Pnono Ple.".on1 He held a privale provate practoce as a tamol) practolooner at PVH . and C> 1998 AccuWeather, Inc was the ho~patar~ t.:hu!l of slalf lor !'<.IX ye:;.u~ . Vlt:t!" L:hlel of ~tall h.Jf St.:ven years, and st!rved on numerous hosp11a\ comnltUees -.r -, ,-.--· c, H~ graduated from Poont Pleasant Hogh School on 1963 and was a grad.... ( ' __ ,_/ ' ,..... (I.;.~J ( ~ .J t..,L""' '.. -~ " ~-.tao.,~ ~ ....... / uale ol W~st V~rgmm Umvers11y and \VV U .., School ol Mt!l.lu.:me. A m~m­ • > < '' ber of the Amen can College of Emergcnc y Ph) socoans. I he Amer,oean Ac,odt.sooons Rain F~mes Snow !limY Pl. Cloudy Cloudy .... emy t>f Fam1ly Phys1t1ans, the Southern MedJlal AssocJallon and the Pleas· ant Valley HeaiLh Partners. He wa.' the medocal Jorector lor the Poont Pleasani. New Haven. Mount Flower. New Haven Vulley and Ma!<o.OO EMS umts. and served a.• chaorman of the Mason County Ambulance Authont y. as well as medocal do rector for Mason County 91 1. AU S Army veter•n of the Voetnaon War. he wa.• the reupoent olthe US By The Associated Press Army Service Robbon. the Vietnamese Servoce Medai , the Voetn,une>e CamCool temperatures and cloudy skoes arc on the forecast acn>ss Ohio pmgn Rabbon wath oak !eat cluster the Combat Infantryman\ Badge. the As hogh pressure buolds Tuesday. clouds woll decrea.,e. espccoally across Army Commendauon Medal,the Purple Hean. the Meruoroous Servoce Medal the southern half ot the slate Thos woll allow some sunshone tn tiller on and and two Bronze Stars kS!ep ternpemtures on the mtld s1de. Htghs auoss tht! state are expected to Survivmg are h1s wtfe. Cam1lle Lowe McNe1ll. a 1\.\ 1n son .md d.mghter, ~nge fror,n the mid-4()s in the north to the mid-50s on the south. Ev~n Samuel McNeoll and Maren Elizabeth McNeoll. both ol Poont PleasSk1es wall continue to clear statewide ton1ght, and temperatures w1ll fall ant. two sosters, Do'xoe Lou (G Dougi.IS) Ray ofGreenvolle, N C .•tnu Norah Ovemoghl lows woll r.mge from the mod-20s 10 the mod-3(),, Ann (Jerry A.) ~oore of Whotakers. N C • and several noeces and nephews Ohio woll remam under the onffucnce ot the hogh through Wedne-day Tem- ' Serv1ces w1ll be I p m Wednesd.1y an the Crow-Hu-. ... dl Funeral Home peratures are.expected-to moderate a.' the hogh moves to the ea.'t Season- Poont Pleasant. wuh the Rev Louos A Hussell otficoalong Bunal woll be on able temperatures are predocted ' the Forest Holl s Cemetery, Flatmck. W Va Fnends may call at the funeral The record-hogh temperature for thos date at the Columbus weather sta- home I rom 7-9 tonoght tion was 76 degrees on 1958 whole the r<eord low was 13 on 1959. Sunset Donatoons may be made to the Samuel P. McNeoll. M D . Scholasrhop Tuesday os at 5 14 p m. Sunrose Wednesday os at 7 20 u m Fund. on care ol Cuy Nauonal Bank. PO B·ox 518, Puont Pleasant, W Va Weather forecast: 25550-0S 18 Tomght .. Moslly clear Lows on the lower 30s Loght and vanable wond Wednesday.. Mostly sunny. Highs near 60. Wednesday noghL Mostly clear Lows 35 to 40 Extended forecast: CLEVELAND (AP)- TheOhoo Louery woll pay out $897,861 50 to wonThursday... Panly cloudy wuh a chance of rain. Hoghs on the mid and upper ners on Monday's Pock 3 Numhers daoly game 60s . Sales on Pock 3 Numbers totaled $1.227,570 50 Friday... Mostly clou<)y with a chance of raon. Lows on the upper 40s and In th~ other daily game, Pock 4 Numb)!rs players wagered"$384,914 anu ~oghs on the mod 50s. woll share $10K.200 . 40sSaturday... Panly cloudy. Lows on the upper 30s and hoghs on the upper Sales in Buckeye 5totaled $339.949 Players Will share $197,261 The Jackpot lor Wednesday 's Super Lotto drawong os worth $4 molloon Hunter education In prep.IratiUll fur Oh1o\ up..: om· m,g deer gun -.e.l\nn tv. n l ret: Oh1o Hunttr EdUL::.tUon Cou~' .... 111 ~ hdd The liN cour-e '"" bt: held S.olurda) 9-5 p on .ond Sund.o; ~-'\ p 111 at the Me1g~ H1gh SLhooll:.tkti!TI.l Tha' I"' an opt>n u1ur'e "llh no pre reg l!<olrata,)n r~4um:d Another cnur..,e .... 111 ~held No\ ~l! .tnd 2\1. \1-4 pIll uall) .11 the Cnolv111 e Volunteer Fm: D~partm..:nt on Sl"<lh Sm:el To rt."gl .. ter lor th h mu r,e, call 667-6\15 1. 667-66'\7 nr M7 - lXll Cli.:"" !i!ILe h lumh:J \ Coonpleuon of a I 0 hour hunter .;duc.J\Ion course 1s requ1red b<torc .1 pro,pecuve hunter &:.m purLh.IW .m Oh1o hunung hccn'c or .1n nm -nt ~ ,a.tte hunlmg hu~n~ 1n oth<r .,tate' l ~~ _,.,... .- - c -- . . "" Another clear day forecast before chance of rain arrives Pick 3 sales top $1.2M. Pomeroy Council tackles , (Continued from l'age 1) Transportation slop rep.ur proJect seasonal wage adjustment for vollage He also broetly discussed a bollemployees amount to $100 for board on East Maon Street near Nye salaned or full-tome employees and Avenue whoch he and other councol s;;o for pan-time employees. members cal,led an eyesore. C~uncil also ~pproved all three , Musser, J,GPOrted a Pomeroy n!adongs of an ordtnance authorozong pavong project did well in an Issue 2 a $20,000 transfer from the general meetong Monday mornong at •the fund to the str~et lund lor current Meogs County Courthouse The expenses The transfer will correct a $212,000 projeCt woll be presented at deticn in the streot fund a distroct meeting on Manetta lor furMayor Frank Vaughan suggested ther fundong consoderatlon. council coB.~u:ler raasmg the clerkCounctl also met w1th a representreasurer's salary. No action followed tative oflhe Buckeye Holls·Hockong hos recommendation The actoon must V:olley Regoonal Development Dosbe done in the term precedong the trict concernong the planned vollage electoon woth the oncrease to take sewer project elfect alter the electoon He explaoned that the proJect woll . Councilman Larry Wehrung dos- likely need rebod sonce the work woll cussed the possibility of installing be done on two phases onstead of in railtng on the old coal tipple located one larger proJect on the Ohoo River on· East Maon Clerk- Treasurer Kathy Hysell Street near Nye Avenu~ ossued the tollowmg tin:oncoal report The old concrete superstructure on tor Octob~r· g~nerul lund. the topple, whoch was used for load· $91.928 70. s,okty. $4.127 06. street. on,g coal onto barges. wa.' removed ( -$ 10.257 39). state hoghw,ty. followong an Ohio Department o(. $2,373 67. lore. $31.12212, <eme. _ --:;.. tery. $1636 9~. w:oter. $53.287.04. s~wer. $J4_3xs 91. gu.oran m~ter. $.0,314.04. uulny. $7,868 ... over' (USPS liJ-960) to(lle grant. $0. perpetual c.~re. cemec . .munlly New. .pcr Holdlnp..inc. tery. $7,329 19: cemetery endowPublished -evr.ry ahcmoon, Monday thwuah ment. $38.446 59. pollee pensiOn. Friday, Ill C~•" St Pomotoy, Ohoo, by'"" $7,904 27, buoluong lund $5,439 37 :oh1o V.Jh:y Publlllh•r~s Company Second c:tau recreation. $1,513 33. ODNR 1Trant, postaae paad 111 Pumcroy, Oh.o e I Membo!r. The A.~~ocl;la.:d Press and the Ohio $0. (;lt:rmJssJve tax, $8,385 IS. law ~'w"''"''A""'"'"" enforcement. $4.536 43. COPS t-vstauter: Send addrc:Jll torrccuom to The: ,':>"~ Se'o"l""t· 111 Court so, Pomeroy, Olju FAST grant. $4.049 10, FEMA Ill. 1 .4S SUBSCRIPTION RATES $24.460; downtown revotalozatoon. By Carrltr or Motor J<... oe $0, total , $342.849 99 One Week ·· J2 OC' Also presenl were couficll mem70 0"" Moolh · $~ bers Gen Walton. Scolt Do lion. Davod One Year. ....... .. . . $104 00 SINGLE con PPJCE Ballard und George Wnghl The 'Daily Sentine_·, · 71 Hymn sing planned Harold .mJ Peggy Cl.1r~ The Clark Famol y. ol Che,htre "oil 'Ong Sunday. 6 p on at the Poplar R1dge Baptosl Church. Che,lure Library board The MeogsCount) Puhloc Lonr.or) Bn.1rJ wlllmec:t FnJ.i) I p m .11 the Rac1 nc Branch Stocks Am Ele Power ..................... 49"1• Akzo ......................................37'/o AmrTech ............................ 53"1• Ash 011 ................................ 49'i. AT&'l':................................... 60"f,. Bank One ...... :......................52'1. Bob Evans ..................,.........21 i. Borg-Warner ....................... 49"1.. .Broughton ............................ 18'1• Champion .............................10i. Charm Shps ............................ 4'1, City Holding .........................34'1, Federal Mogul .......................58'1• Gannetl ................................... 63 Goodyear .............................53'/o Kmart ................................... 15'i. Kroger ........................... ........ 57Y:z Lands End ........................... 19~• Ltd ....................................... 27"1• Oak Holl Fonl .......................... 19'1• OVB ..................................... ..41 ~. One Valley ............................ 33i. Peoples ............................ 26'1• Prem ltnl ................................ 17'/, Rockwell ............................. 48'1. RD/Shell .............................. .48"h• Sears ..................................... 471. Th~! RJ unc Area Cmnmuml) Or~anuat11>n \Ioiii ~ drop-olf· 'JX'""" t.;.wneU lood. <.md non pcro,hah.: otem' on Saturd.l). H am It I mm ,tt I he lt 1mer t1ll htrJ and Pearl -.. u-ct:h h~ Burgumh anJ Bra . . ., All l!enl\ \\Ill bt: J\m.1tcJ h• 1hc ~1e1g ., Coo~r.lll\t." Pan.,h hHK..l Pantr) l Oilet.:llon of To perform Tht\ puhiiL '' Jn\.llc:J to tht.! CtKlh olk \l<th,,.Jo ,t C"hur-h SaturJ..t~. 7 p 111 lor .a pcrlurmunu: h\ I he Gn-..pd H.lflnon) Bo) :--. \\\:-..t V1r_g1111.t ~ ,.tmha .....iJ m" ol go.. pe:l nu .. .. wn I hcre '' nll .IJilli...,..,IQn. but a IO\..; olh:nng \\ Ill he ta~t!"n \\ IC open The ~1l"l _2"> ( IIUill\ \VI C progr.1111 h.h OJk" lll n~-.. tor L· nmll..:e ... - Pr~gnant \~Oilk' ll tho ... e hrt',l"\lkeJmg or lho . . e \\ 1th l hrldr""·n undl"r II\ l' nt.l\ quail f) lor tht" 'e-n ll.t" \~~IL h mdullc . . nUlnIHJU~ 1noJ.., tor lht" l .. ullll) Dt'bhleB.ihhlll R N • 1~ darl!cwr ol the progr.un. \\ IHLh '"' oper.Jted .11 the Me-1g.., Cnunt\ He-.tllh De-partment. 'J92f>6~6 1\ IC ,, p<~rt of the I kip Me Cluw. ( .u np.u g.il Arthritis group ' _ The Me1 gs County Arthnt1s SupIX'rl Group woll meet Fnu.oy, 10 a on • to II 30 .t m tn tht! (;Onterent:e room.-~ of the Me1go.; County Scm or Call uns' h1~h ~hnol ~\lllll.l"lllll Mt\11 ''"'lll:le Center Medoca l students from the pr~)\. JJcd B;1n,g L ll \;:r~J d1.. h Colle-ge of Osh:~up.tthll: MeJKmc .11 Ohoo Unovcrsoty wo ll be talktng ,ohout Support group osl~opathu: m.tn1pulat1 ve mcJ1une Speaker lor thc C~.t111pl)il ~ A ~e~1 anlllluw 11 c.1n benet II arthnu s The P.lrkiJison s Support (Jroup will be 1. pubiH. 1s lllVIt ~d Dommlt: M.m;hes~ r~ pre-.;e ntatJVC n olthe At~en,o Ph,nonecu toc.tl Cll He OhKan Club will c.J1 )~ u :u 1 ~u rn.::nt drug ther.tpy The OhKan Cum Club v. Ill mee1 wh.tt " ne\~ .1nll how At hena l.tn Nov JO .n 7 10 p m .lithe Rl\ er~nJ .\,slst \ IClllll Th~ group wlil llll.!t!t A1h Cn unullnuldmg 111 MJUdit'port Fnday at :! p m .tt Grace Unned There v. 111 an aut't10ll and h1gh grade Methodost Church. 600 Second Ave . US gold anu ,olver '"'"' woll be lor G.llllpolh lhe group ... h.lft! news sale Membership IS $ 10 .t )'l!ar ror lips .and mlorm .. ltl on Juan1t.1 .tnd adult .. and $5 a ye~tr for ch1\Jren H.~rl.ontl Wood nO-+l6-0X08 ,ore under 16 the contact personli OES to meet H.trrhonvllk Ch,Lptcr. OrJI:!f ot Truslees set session The S.tlem l1>wn shop Tru stees the Eastern Star. annual onst,ollatoon woll meet Nov 24 at 6 p on .ot the S.ottord,oy. 7 30 p m at the temple. S.okon Fore Hou se The bo,oru woll be .tppollltmg .1 new ho ..mJ mt' mher tn To get a current weather ti ll the , ,,c,1ncy cre,oted hy the de.llh ol Bu.ml Pres1dent Sl.tnley Hutton report, check the Eastern sports hanqurt The E;a,lern Ath lctiL Bmhter . . H 1~h Slhool F.dl Spon-..B.1nque1 \\Ill "" held S.uurda) 6 11! rIll Ill the ' EMS units log four calls · Unots of the Meogs County Emergenc) Medocal Servoce recorded tour calls fo'l assistance Monday Unots respomhng mcluded: CENTRAL DISPATCH 9 26 a m . Rover Hetghts Apartments. Racme. Helma Jackson. Vel- Food collf<lion Sentinel er.ms Memonal Hosp1tul , Rac1ne squad assosted. 3 46 p m • South Fohh Street. Moduleport C.~rlu D.ovos, VMH, 9 07 p m.. Condor Street. Pomeroy. Troy Todd, VMH , Pomeroy squ.od assosted SYRACUSE 8 23 p m Nease Road Jean Nease. Holzer Medocal Center. Central Dospatch squad assosted Hospital news Veterans Memorial Monday adm1ssaons - none Monday doscharges •- Wolma· Mullen Holzer Medical Center Discharges Nov. I6 - Aprol Hart. Franc'' Kearns. Glenna Klontz. Losa Saunders. Elizabeth Walton. Rhond.t Foster JPuhlished with permission) BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS {PG) 700&800DAILV MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 00 & 3 00 Shoney's .......... ....................... 1l/4 Star Bank ................................75 Wendy's ..... ~ ........................ 1917,. Wosrthington ...................... 13'/o -·-·- Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. 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Nonh Cam! ina\\;\:\ ju't 100 tall f(lr ··You ' re lal~ing about three guy' · r-.1i1H' on 3+t\)r+ l5 'hooting. ''Oh\iou . . l~ y,~Jidn"t rn;tl~:,hoh: Flnnda lnt~rm1tinn ~ll. 6-10 or 7·f~x')t on thJ! tloor at the '!lllk! j(, not br;~m ... urg~f).' ' RoJri!:!uez '"Tht: hi~g~'l fac10r for u' \\~l'li nur tunc." FlU cnou:h Sha"-.~) . RrxJn ~ua · ... a it!. ,j,~. ·· Camlina n1ach Bill Gulhrilh~~ ':aiJ of Carolina. ··our gu)' had Ill In llthaT•)P ~:'i game .... it wa..: No. . . ait..l MnnJay nighl aftt:r the 10ih- ;.uJju ... t <~lot qf ~hot'\ •. . anJ Y.t: didn't · 1.1 OllaiHlllU Slai<·'!O. Nm1hwe,lem ranlc:J Tar Heel.., beat. tbc Golt.Jr:n get gnod look.;."' Panlh<r' 65-.W in 1he lir<l round of Senior Ademula Okulaja kd Statt! 65: Nu. 1-l Wa,hin!.!ton 70. Nnrth Caro~i'nJ+Wihnington'" 63: No. the Prc-.. eason NIT . 1 Nnnh Caro'llna L~ - 0) with I~ pninbi 15 PurJu~ 77. lllinoi . . -Chic:.t!!o 61: Florida lmc:rnational. whil;h ha!'\ and a c.m:cr-high 17 rebounJ,. No. ~J Ma ......a\.·hu~ll'\ X7. Niag;ra 7J: allth~ ~aarter..; bal.·k from a h:am tho.•t ··HC" wa' "-"m<.~tinnal." Guthrid~e awrag.c:d ~7 ~im~ hht ~ea,on. h<ld said ... 1 clon't think h~ has c:vt:r had anJ Nu. ~..I. Clem,on M . Stet:-.on .19. No. 13 Oklahoma Sl. 90, troub~c: ~hoo ting over North Caroli+ ;:1 bc.>tta gamt=_·· Adrian"Peler>on had 11 "-' Oklahoma Stale wnn its 2-lt_h slmight home opener. Richard Taylor scored 25 poinls fur Northwe ...iern Stale ~0-2). which had five of il• I() player; foul nuL Nu .. 1~ Wa,hinglon 70. N.C.- Wilmington 63 . AI Seallle. Todd MacC ulloch scored }() poinls and Chri< Walco!l hit three free thmw" in the final minule 10 help clin•h the win for Nor'lhwe\lern Sl. 65 Joe AJ~in' ,~,.-url!J 23 points and Deon Luton added 17 poims for the Hu~kie!<., while Stan Simmon" let! Nonh Carolina-Wilmington wilh 15 . By The Associated Press na·, hig from line. The Golden Panth~r'i (2+ I) -;hot only 25 percent (rom Ihe lield and were held ,lo 1heir low- The Tar Heds 'hul 'down Raja Bell . whn <1\ ~rJ~eJ 23 points in FlU', wins o,·e; Michigan and Nonh- wa .. hinglqn . ANN ARBOR . Mich. IAPl When a team (an neulr.di.t.e Michigan·~ gu~n.h th_ i.., ">«!a ..nn. lhl! Wnlverinc!s are going tn have a tough lime . Ball Stale g~ve the Wnl\·c!rinc:..; a very Iough lime Monday night Duane Clemens :-.c.·on:U 23 points and keyed a solid defe~sive effon "-' Ball Slale beal Michigan 75-M. lhe Cardinals" tirst-ever win in 10 trie' over lhe Wolverines. Pa1rick Jackson added 14 poinL• and Marcus Mason 10 a.• lhe Cardinals won their season opener and became the lhird slrai•hl Mid-American Cunferenc.: team'" to bt:at M ichi+ gao in Cri,ler Arena. We<lern Michigan and Eastern Michigan tliLI il last • season. t ... It's nice to come here and get a wan here to start the ~ason an<fbeat · one of Ihe 10p pmgro~ms of the '90s, ·• said Ray McCallum . who served a . VOLLEYBALL SENIORS HONORED - Earning senior awards at brief stinl a.'i a Michigan assi~lant ~unday's Southern fall athletic banquet were volleyball players Kara before becoming Ball State's head · "lng (left) and Kim Sayre, who also won all·TVC academic awards. enoch in 1'!93-9-t. Lari Kemer added 16 poinls and No. 15 Purdue 77, nine rebound, for UMa." I 1-01. Nia111.-Chicago 61 11 - 11 was led by Alvin Young "ara AI We'l Lafayell<. Ind .. Jaraan ~nd Terry Edwards wi1h I~ poinL< Cornell '~'-''lrecl :!J puint-.. to lead Pur+ Uue pa.'l lllinui,-Chic.1gn in the open- apiece. No. 24 Clemwn 66, ing round of 1he Pre.ea,on NIT. Sletson 39 Pun.lut! (2 -m tonk command with Cle1n~on broke it o~n by scoring a 2:!+7 lead in the opening I 0 mim.ites 1he tir<l 20 poinls of Ihe second half. "-' fhe Flame> (Il-l) mi"ed 13 of 16 Terrell Mdnlyre scored 13 of his shms from the fidd. 15 poin1s in the second half for lhe No. 23 Massachusells 87, (2-01. who led by only one Tigers Niagara 73 poinl· a1 halflime. Garrell Davts AI Al]lhersl. Mass .. Monly Mack )<ol'nred II points for Vl .'\l.lm:_! Stetson scorecl 24 points as Ma."isachusells (0-2). which •hoi only 25 percenl beal Niagara in Ihe tir>l round of Ihe from 1he field . Preseason NIT. Elwayless Broncos bounce Chiefs 30-7 KANSAS CITY. Mo.-lAP) - The Denwr Brom;o..; followed tht: same blu<!prirH thcy'vt' ll't'd all season: ...,core earl ). tht:n . . hut Jnwn the oppo' ition\ olfen't'The KJn_:.~t~ Cit} Chief-;. meanwhile. -~oaw their ...olid foundation fall ~muml thei r . hcai..J, in the founh quaner n'f thL"ir fifth ~tr:r ight loss. Buhh)' Bri ' t~r. ~tarting his fourth game at ljlhlrlt'rbat:~ ifl relief of John Elway. ran JK ~ arJs for a tow.:hdown lm Deme r·,.fir<.. t pn!-.se~~inn , Tt'rrd.l Davi' "'"de it 1-1-0 wi1h a 41-yard run on the Rn·mt:ps' next.Jrive . and Denver rolled Ill a·30-7 win 1ha1 made 1he Brohcos lhe NFL's first 10-0 leam sinct! the . Jl)l) I Washington Red-~r skins. Kansa'-i City ·, live-game 1i>~ing streak is it'\ firs t ~im:e 19MR and its . longe~t ifl Marty SdltHtenheirne(' 10 ~eaMIO'\ as tnach. Th~ Chkfs. AFC We"\ dwmpion' a yl:'ar ~rgo after a IJ +J r~gular ~12a~or1. dwppeJ to fourth place in the t.livi,ion. "\Vc need to Jo something about it in a hurry,'· saiJ LJUarterba~k Ri(:h j • BRONCOS ROMP- Oenver backup quarterback Bubby Bris· . terraced for 38 yards and a touchdown on the Broncos first play : from scrimmage Mondy enroute to a 30.7 victory oyer the Kansas City Chiefs. (AP) ' i - ·rop NBA rookie may play overseas Jowns .·· Thi: Broncos didn'l need any help on their first .two drives. which cov+ ered o7 and 79 yards. _ he pia: ing like we are." ~nver ha." outscoreJ its oppoK''""" Ci1y (4-o). held 1o a sea- nc:nts 114- 13 in the firSt quarter thi" ~o n - 1\ lW 31 yards -rushing on I~ ·seast1n. including a 41 3 adVantage ;_llh.:nlph. Wt"nl _frorn rt":-.tle'\s tn reL'l+ on opening drives. ··we knew if we jumped oul ear· le~' on Denver's limtl scorin2 Urive. Dl:."rck Lnville' " l ~y~1fLI TO ru~n L'ame ly. we'J. make them take some after Kansas City was penaliz.r:d five chances they weren't accuStomed ro laking.'' Denver tight enJ Sha'nnon Iim&:' for 7:z' yards. ·' I'm em~'/':rassed and I'm humil- Sh<lrpe said, "They wanted It) pound ialeJ ... Sdmll~n heimer said. '·'The the ball on us. but when you'i'e down way we p~nnitte~ the fuutth quartf>!r 14-11 and you're. al home, you 'larl to. go i'-i a ... grea t a tllsappnintmrnt a-: getting re-stless.·· Bri~tt!r's score, on a bootlt:g after I' ve ever haJ in my cnaching cxperieno~... ' a fake 10 Davis, cam~ jusl five plays Three of lht' llag:s nn that drive: into the game. Denver's next LJrive two for .!! rahbin,t! Sharpe's fa..:e mask was even more eftkienl: a 19-yard and one for hitting Brister in the head run by Davis, a . 19+yurd pass from aftt!r a ,;h.:k. v.:ere against linehacker BriSier 10 Ed McCaffrey and Davis' lon2 run. ' Deml.'k Tlu1mas. "I was very pleased with our playDavis ilnished wi1h Ill yards on ers !hall hey diJn'l slrike hack:" Den- IR carrie,. hi s fifth consecutive 100ver t.:oat.:h Mike! Shanahan saiJ. y.-rd game against the Chiefs. Kan~a:-. City clo'ieJ to 14-7 in the "They kepi Iheir poise. When you do thou. y«IU can· pick up :o;ome cheap tirst seconl1 yuartt:r on Gannon ·s 3+yard Gannon, whl> ~larteJ nn Monday nit! hi after Elvis Grbac was inefft:cti\;e in four str~ightlosses. "We h~ve too rnuL·h talent in our locker room to 4 pass 10 fullback Kimble Anders. 5ul Ehun kki..~J three tield .guuls 10 pad Denyer> lead .lo 23-7 by ,lhe end of lhe 1hird quaner. Linebacker Bill Romanowski ... nuffeJ the Chit!fs' lasl- l'hanc~ tu get hack in the game. when he int\!n:epted Gannon· s pass al lhe Denver l6 ~ ith U 1/2 rllinule;o;. rl!maini ng. ··we can enjoy 1his. bul we need to ~et hack to work." Rnmanuwski ~aid . " I think we are maturf! l!nough 10 saan working I(/ go 11 -0. and !hal 1 is our whole focus." NOTES Brisler's 38-yard run wa.• Ihe longesl ever for a lnuchdown by Denver 4uarterback. ... Denver:s 2.3+ point margin of victory w·a., its l:.tr'J~St ever a1 Arrowhead. surpassing a 20poinl margin (30-10) in 1985 . .... Kansots City's Andre Rison caught his ooJrd pass in lhe lhird quarler. moiling him past Oaie Newsome on l~e NFL\ cai'et!r. rec~iving list ... Befo,r e 1he game. lhe Chid\ honor~d Marcus Allefl. who rt!lired after last season. In a ceremony on 1he field. Ja~l)fl ~ '· Ohio State Buckeyes hope to br.eak down mental block _with ne~ approac'h By RUSTY MILLER AP Sports Wriler COLUMBUS - Ohio · Slale ~oach John Ct~'Jl"r doesn '1 need 10 he reminded thai he has a 1-H- 1 record a!.!ainst archrival Mkhi!.!an. . : NEW YORK I AP) - The long ler pari of De~ember. lhen' l'll go.'" - Ask~d Monday if h~ lvok hi , lad 1 NBA lockout couiJ prompt the top Olowokhndi saiJ. " It' s not lik~ . 1 or succt:ss ag~inst the Wolverines ~rookie to tlee \)V~rs~a'\ . . alreitUy haVe my h~l~s. packeU. hut it \ . personally. he said. "Just ahout -365 Mich<~el OlowobnJi. the overall a good plh'-libility." Jays a year." 1• :No. I Jraft pid in th~ NBA draft la st OlowokanJi's ;1gt: nt. Bill Duffy. 1 So. with th~ seventh-ranked Buck1 June. 'aY' he ' ll go to Europe to play sa id he hac.l hcen involved in prdirn- eyes playing host to No. II Michigan : proft:..,sionally. r~rhaps in Tur~liY· if inary talks with Et'es Pi/sen. a l:lub on Salurday and with bowl hope~ and :the lOckout la.'-l t~ anothei cuuPfe uf team in r... tanhul. and wouiJ aJvise tht: Big Ten title riding on the out' we!!k.<. ' his cli~nt to pby ovcr~e~.~ .. if an otT~r come', Cooper saiJ he 's l.:hanging the 1 " If th ere\ nu re~olution.l have to wnnh $5 million is extl!IH.l~J. way the Buckeyes get really for the Olnwokandi. a Ni!.!eri;m t:itiJen, is game. : Jo ~omething. If it mt.!ans goit1g tO. :.Eurilpe tn take cart! ,of myself on tryin g lo get a British pa~"'port so he "We ' ve tried about every thing .' d'inam:ial terms and to prove myself. · can he excluUeJ frorn ~~ Europe-a n you can try arounJ ' here," Cooper :then I d(tn ' t have u problem doing le;\gtle rul e limitin g team' to two for+ saiJ. ; that for one season," OlowokanJi ei!!ners. Still. he would nnt need a Most haven't worked. withMichi+ · ~aid. "Hopefully thi s lockout is going B;ilish pa~s p.mt tn play for Efes gan wtnning the last three me'etings end soon. but you never know. It Pilsc:-n hecau~e th a t~.:lub does not cur+ anr.l ruining Ohio State's unbe-aten . :couiJ extenJ .into next seasnn.'"rently have any non-Europeans nn it~ seasons three . tim~s in the last .five The lockout moveJ into its I 40th rost~r. years. The Wolverin.cs hav~ bccmne :Jay today with no end in sighi. ComlfOlo'!-vokanJi were to sign over- it huge obstacle to the Bul.:keyes. as 'mi,sioner David St~rn ;.mJ un1on sea:-;. he wou iJ he pulling a~ ri sk the much ment all y as physically. ~ •Jirector Billy Hunter have not spoken · $1 0 million he st~mds toe;lm from the " I think it's just amenl+.ll hi,Kk. " 1 , tn each olher in the ·ll days since the · Los Angele . . Clipf1e" in the tirst three ·~, !lanker Dee Miller said . " It's some.;last ncgoti;:uing. session. and no new years of hi.s rllo ki e t.:ontr~lct. Also. it thing \W h~tve to ge t ritl of he'rt:!." 1 • cn l le~.: tive hare:ain in!!. talks are sc hed+ would mean the 7+footl!r from Pacif· · ~t Cooper's direction, 11(> Buck· :uled. ~ ~ · ic wouiJ ha ve to wait an aJLiitional , eyes nMd e inllarnmatory. cnrnmenls· " If they cmcel the seast m, or if year 'for free agency or tu he eligihk about ttw Wolvcrin~:s Uurinu int..:r· 1the seasOn doc..:n ' t start until tho;: \at+ fur a lucrative ~x te~sion to his NBA vkws Monday. as wid~ r;ceivers ' David Bo . . wn Jid last yea r and Ter+·, cuntr;h.:t. ry Glenn JiJ before the 1995 g;u11c. Ohio ~tate .lost both of thos~ gam~s. Senior Tackl~ - a dec.klei>i-old tr~1dition at Ohio· Stah! where ea..: h deparling player lakes one lasl pu>h on a blocking >led 1he day before lh< Michig;.m ga me - has het!'n moved hal.:k a mOnth. " Hopefully we're approaching il tht: bes~ .way this way." Cooper sai(.). "We're being selective on who you guys interview. for one thing. We ' re not having all the hype we've had around herl! with Seni\)r Tou.:kle and the ex+players L'oming in ami talking about how big the game i:\." In Cooper's mint.!. both of those lradilions merely added 10 lhe ten- sion. . Bc::-sides, the stakes and the presSure ·rcniain high. No. II Michigo:m can deny No.7 Ohio S(:Ue (9-1. 6-1 Big·Ten) a pos>i ble berth in lhe Rose Bowl for lhe llfth time this decaJe. If the Wolver+ ines (8<?. 7-0) run their winning · · 'lreak In nine in a-row. lhey'll clinch atl outri·i,!ht conft:'rence title aml a Irip to PasmJCm1 . ' ' ,' Should Ohio State win, ·and if Penn Stale wins at Wisconsin. the Buckt:'yes would tie Michigan for the Big Ten t!tle anc.l make its second trip to the Rose Bowl in three years. ··we're just going to be ourselves." Buckeye quarterback Joe Germaine said. "We're not trying. to prove,anylhing lo anybody." , Cooper couldn'l believe lhal his team. which los! to Michi!!an Stale 2S-24 two weeks ago It) ._pl unm)et from the Nn. I spot in buth poii ~. 11,~S bee.n inslalkd as a I0 1/2-poinl favorite!. "I don'l know how- lhey gel 'to 1/2." Cooper sai<J. "The yare playing as A;CJP<l il fl~Jt~ull right now as a11yh,1Jy l'v~ seen in the cnuntry. I'm nut a handicapper. II should probably be a pick+ 'em game." Every year, Cooper locks up a load of blue-chip prospecls. fills lhe · seals in Ohio Sladi um and lakes lhc Buckeye-s to ma_jor hqw·J gam~s. ,' :to 1 "· Bad Boy Dennis Rodman .ties knot in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS - Dennis Rodman 's marriage mighl 'he over almost as 'ionn a" it 1\tarteJ. That is. if it ever started. Ba,kelball's had boy hoard wed• (.]ing hi.!! I, \1\LT lhl' Wl'l'~t'ntl. hut his <~ gt' nl on l\1nnJay qth; ... t ion~.·.d whether !he rnarri:tg c \.,. a~ legal. The C'htc:i~o Bull . . ' t:tr tkd th e knot s~uurd;t~ \\ith .. Bavwatch" w.: tre ..... C'arrl}l'.ll l] c,.:'t'ra. who-;e re:.:/. narnc i . . Tara P;1trid .... aid Rnllrnan's a~e nl . Dwi!.!ht Manic.:~ . ·· ~ The <.:ouPk pir ~cti up a marrial!e licen..,e tlll Saturd;Jy. ac..:orJing io county re..:onk but qu hody at A Lit+ lie Chape l nl. lhc FlilWC·r, \vou iJ confinn the ceremony hkl~ place. Manley said Monday thai Rodman was intoxlcatcd ·at tht: timt: anJ taken adv~1ntage of by Elel·tra and pco'pk he callt'd ·: Ieee he~ . " "Frorn wh~tt I t.:.tn dc.:t er mirl&: , it\· 0(1( legaf. It SOUilli'i li~ C he,; \\'~1' dct:ply in tox i~.:a teJ," Manll! y of :'>Jcwport Beach . Calif. . '>aid. "( }lw iou'i ly tillyone: that woulJ nwrry :-.omchudy that wa:-. in loxicatcd_tn thqmirlllhat they CtluiJn't ~ p~ak or \ [+.IIH.l ho1d ult~rior !:1·he Daily.Sentinel.'s November·25th Don't Be ·Left Out ' . n hunter be fore the y ..:an hunting license . ·L'Illl rse and no r~t.]tr ired. p l ~tl! education course purdl~tse an Ohio 'This is an· open pre rcgistrati oh i s C.all 992-2155 . - HOUSTON (AP) Ro"<r . Cy Young awards "" Clemens ha.' five and unfinished business in Toronto. Clemens won the award unani+ mously for the second time Monday. breaking a lie wflh Sieve Carllon·and Greg Maddux for mosl Cy Young · honors in lhe process. Maddux could · pull even wilh Clemens 1oday when lhe NL Cy Young Award is . ·announced. "I lhink il's my leammutes." Clemens said of his success in Canada. "I've had a greu11eam performing behind me. Sometimes you have lo be in the righl. place al the righl time ." Clemens' agenls explored lrade possibililies lasl July, 1he righl-han~er says he wants to stay in Tofonto if he's convinced the Blue Jays have !he World Series as their goal. . ."The No. I goal is 10 win in "Toronlo, and I don'l think we're thai · far away. maybe nol a ·big-lime ' supers)ar bul a couple of high-end ' player> Ihal could geHhe job done." he said. ' Clemens. 36, won his firsl 1hree ' ~y Youngs wilh Boslon In IYMo. 1987 and 1991. He is one of 1hree ~ Pitchers to win th~ A~ award unani + mously. along wi1h Denny Mclain BAsEBALL (19M) and Ron Guidry ( IY7S). NEW YORK ( AP) - Steve . He was unllealen in his linal 22 Phillips relumed as New York Me1s s):arts, winning 15 derisions after hav+ general manager. eight days after a ing a 5:6 reco"rd on May 29. Ckmeqs leave of absence lo deal with a wenl 20-6 wilh a 2.05 ERA for lhe lhrealened sexual harusshle~llawsuil Blue Jays. slriking oul 271 i/1234 2· from a former employee. :~:3 innings. ~The Mels conlend lhe lawsuil :· : • "(Pilching coach) Mel Queen and from lhe former employee in 1he <·( had our hals off for Ihe nalional leam's Florida oftic'l: has no basis. :: : dnthem." said c'lemens, who earned AI lhe lime he announced his ·: : q $250.000 award bonus. "I looked leave of absence. Phillips acknowl• : ~p und saw Ihal 5-6 nex llo my name edged a consensual sexual affair : . and it was embarrassinl!. wilh lhe woman. as well as other ; : : "He Iold 1i1e lo lak; my level of extramarital affairs. ·Dave Hatris Ext. 104 For More Deta ADVERTISING DEADLI ., _____............., ..' . .-.- ,.;~,_. Al CyYoung j ; Award i' .• . ,, .; ~ Voting.for the 1998 American League Cy Young Award, with five points for each first-place vote. three points for second and one for third: ' ••' • .... ...• .. ... ......• .. .' ., ' - ....: ..' .. !• . ....•..• .....' ...... . ' • ' ' ~ . We Give Mature Drivers, Home Owners and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings• Our statistics show lhat mature drivers and home owners have fewer and less costly losses · than other age groups. So it's only fair to charge you less for your insurance. Insure your. home and car with us and save even more wilh our special mutti-~lolllt:y discounts. \ ' .••. •• • ..• •• • ••' ' • ' •• •• ' . ROGER CLEMEN~ m•P NOVEMBER .23RD 1 • •' W L IP SO BB ERA AVG. • . :: 20 6 234 213 271 88 2.65 .198 •: ,Player, team IS MONDAY • NOON : · Roger Clemens •0 1ioronto L ' ·:Pedro Marllnez r Boston , 1," avid Wells ~ ~ew York ~ .r:lavfd Cone •· ew York 1h~1t Manley's statements were "inaccm;atc ;tnd untrue . Mr. Rodman pbrl"' to rd e~t~e a slatement Tut!'\tlay." She gave no furtht~r Jetaik Manley ~ aid s~ve ral pt!opl~ who alll!IH.il!d the wedding ccn:rnony , ca llt'd ·hinl Mon,day to tell1 hirn ~od ­ nwn wa ... intoxi l:.a teJ Saturday mgh t. "We don ' t is,ue n liccn ... e il. they'rt.: intoxiL':rtcJ no maller who the)' <trc." . . aiJ Chery l Vernon. ~uper~ vi,tlr or tf,.,_· Clarh. Cm,nty Marria2e 28 Pol .WI N.Y. s..m. Coot¥,_ ..,._ S I 1., Tlnleo Tlnleo" 11'19: • 1 2 3 3 Kansas Slale 2 Florida Slale 5 1 2 . UClA 3. 4. 5. Florida 4 I 1.5 1 2.25(3) 1 ~ I~ 4 4.0 ° 4 6 5 5.00 , u 8 . Artzcna 8 8 9. Arl<ansas 9 9 11 . ' Oregon 10 15 - 20 ju .- 1 10 16 16 8 ~· n.oe l J 1o.o ! 14.25 (191 8 11.0e 1 59 12 10 14.25 (15) 8· I 12.5 I~ 17 19 111.0 17 15.0 (21) 14 13 14 15 16 21 .0 (28) 12 12 16 18. 20 24 . Miami (Fia.l 22 14,5 12 I j 1u, i. 21 14 15.0 17 l1e.s 23 ·10.00 lu.n: 1 16 27 73 I I 11 .n 1 14 14.n 10.33 1 ' I 1 !u• i 1 11 21 .75 (26) 94 !3.7& : 21.0 ·: 15 22 21 ' 19.33 I 5 0.20 ' 18.0 27 26 121.0 1 27.75(30) 15 18 22 24 19 J u.o Polls , Aankings of each team are added , lhen divided by 1wo: 14 129 14 ~ 23.67 i 121.58 !19.00j I . .: 32.25 (36) I 25.08 i Computer ranking• Rankings of each leam are added , then divided ~three. To prevent unusual differences in individual · formulas, a maximum . · adjusted deviation of no grealer lhan 50"/o of the average ollhe two lowest compuler rankings is ulilized. 10 1 61 52 21 62 o.40 ! .0 3 43M 41.40 2 I 0.114 3 2.48 ; Ouanlle nrnk Cumulative won-loss records of a team's opponenls (worth 66.67%) and cumulalive won-loss records of.lhe learn's opponenl's opponents (33.33"/o) are ranked lhen divided by 25. 214 EA.S T MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 Anlo-Owners lm urance Life Home Car Business "tV• p,..u... "·-··'-'" ·• 31.27 ·40.11 j 2.oe J • 2.1.14 ' ·a.a ,' 31M ·-12 2 .: ·.-..... . ••11 51.M T~l Two teams with the lowest total ~~i:::e game. ,·[ ' I AP Vols,. Bruins top BCS standings; OSU 7th T HE P.OBERT and number of losses. determine who plays in lhe Fiesla Bowl on Jan. 4: K-Siale ( 10-0) beal Nebraska 4030 for ils firsl win in 30 years over lhe Comhuskers on Salurday. while lhe Volun1eers (9-0,) barely beat Arkansas 2K-24 and UCLA (9-0) defealed Wu.•hinglon 36-24. However. because of lhe Wildcal's sof1 schedule - raled 681h toughesl compared 10 131h for Tennessee and 121h for UCLA - prevenled lhem from ovenaking 1he Bruins in lhe BCS poinl lotals. In Ihis week's APm~dia polL Ten- TRENT ACADEMY jOMEI Of GOLF nessee was - No. I, followed by Kansas S1a1e and UCLA. In lhe coaches' pUll. it .wa• Kansas State, Tennesse~ and UCLA. Afler all lhe BCS computation.•. T~nn~ssee had 3.77 point• 1.' pninls li~r poll average, 1.7S for compu1er rank average. ,52 for Slrenglh-of-schedule and zero for losses. The Bruins had 5.KI poinls- 3 for P.,ll uvero~gc. 2.33 for compulcr rank average, .4K for slrenglh-of·schedule and zero poinls for lossc:sc Kansas Slate had 6.55 point• I .5 for poll avemge, Tl AI L GOLF duate , with onor.s · The new Roben Trent Jones Golf Trail Academy of Golf is a CompuSport Teaching Center, orferi~g golf instruction that is utfique to Alabama and found few other places iri the world. The CompuSport teaching system is a one-of-a-kind teaching tool pioneered by Olympic Medalist and biomechanics expert Or. Ralph Mann. CompuSport provides what every golfer wants- instant feedback and immediate improvement. Dr. Mann filmed over 100 of the · ~arid's greatest golfers and developed a model golf swing. The composite model is adjusted to your body type and then used in a variety of ways. 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Call us toll-free at 888-446-5203 for more information. for your body type. RR~:-:ER~ 24M 2 •a 2.44 : I M -1t 2 Jte ' l'a.a I ' 23.31 a J4 1.00 ' ' !7-4t I· 1 a 40 15.00 1J-17 D-5e 1.31 19.67 I • i16.92 : 15 1 1 I l 20 17 I 11.11 1 22 I 1 2.92 ' 17 I 110M 2 14_.. , I 1 j1.oe ! 101 ... U1 0 0.114 121.58 1 ! 13 'Hesler & Anderson/Seallle Times If nut. he might push t\lr a tral1e . He w~~' inter~'\'t~cl in going to the New York Y::mke~-; lastl'ummer. :md · the Rt!cl Snx ·mi!!ht he intt:rc:,tt:d in geuin~ him ba:k:' Bnston genrral :- Source· Bowl Championship Snncs m~.mager Dan Ou4uette is still crilic in~J for l~o:tting Clemt:ns leave ·aftl!r the .19% 'eason. The Yankees hilve been men- By RICH.ARD ROSENBLAn tioneJ a~ a traJe possibility along AP Football Writer . ' Kansas Slate's decision 10 play a wilh Bo>lon. lhe leam lhat drafled him in 19M3 ;mJ lt.'t him hecnme a weak nun-conference schedule could free agent afler lhe 1990 ~eason. cos! 1he Wildcals a lrip 10 lhe Fiesla There'' al"' been lalk of Clemens BowL where lhe nalionallille will be oh lhe line. ' going lO the Astms. who play n·eaf his For , the second straight week . home. or tu the Texas Ran!.!crs. Tennessee was tir>l, UCLA s~cond "I've heard 1he rumors like everybody else," he said. "Two years a£0. and Kansas Slale lhird in lhe B.owl when I was a free iigenl. there wa.'i no Championship Series standings interest in Houston and Texas. Fifteen released Munday. The BCS standings, calculaled by years ago. whrn I came out of the using The Associaled Press media Univer~ity ofTex a~. Hou~toil pick~d poll and lhe coaches' poll, lhree com- · before Btlston. I guess there was no inter~st there. also ... puler rankings. slrenglh-of-schedule I ,2.21 I 16 27.Q 22 1 27.75 (52) 27.0 1. 1 • 1.51 15 7.51 9.75 (I OJ 12 29 39 I•-•I 2.72 I ui ! I uo j ua j z... l I 9 33 13 25 68 '-67 , 17 23. Texas 177 9 1 9 22. Georgia Tech 21 I 7 1 11.0 I 19.5 (221 18 21 U2 n 15.5 28 13 12 4.n 11 19 20. Southern Cal 28 18 21 . Virginia T* 4 11 19. Missouri La ET I 4 12. '' Michtgan t3. Wiscoosin t4. Nebraska 15. Georgia 16. Tulane 17. PeM Slale Ait FOfce ,_ St 57 11.0 ' 11 10 . 1 ,_ The .entire lesson is recorded on a t~ke- . --w-ins.urance Services 5 4 4 3 3 3 1 &(9.0) 1 llcl~hiiiYMI~Iullele Oowlile parison of your swing versus the ideal swing 5 65 4 16 I 3 immediate ·com- 4 19 31 4 U3 : 5 (6.01 6 10. Noire Dame 2 I 7 Slate 3~5, 5 Iu 7. Ollio 1.75 j 5.0 6 TexasA&M 1 5 7 6·. 2 ~~ ~ ~v• - 140 Most Cy Young Awards: Roger Clemens e Steve Carlton . e Greg Maddux ' • Sandy Koulax • • Torn Seaver • Jim Palmer '• I Comp . . ...,ldnp Polls 1st 2nd 3rd Tol. • . 1998 Bowl Championship Series rankings · -Sports briefs- ' 1 ' . inlensily up a ti:w nolches .. l appreciale whal Mel does . He has a very watchful eye." Clemens linished lhe year lied for 1he AL lead in wins and was lops in ERA and slrikeouls. In 1997 _ he led in all three categories. Boston's Pedro Mt1rtinez placed second in lhe Cy Young balloling by members of the B<1seball Writer~· Association of Amerka .-with 20 sec+ onUs and five thirds-for 65 poi_nl s. Third was David Wells of the New York Yankees. who g.nt four s~co'nds and 191hirds for 31 poinls. Yankees teatninate David Cone was foUrth wilh four seconds and four thirds for 16 poinls. Clemens ha s been frusarated watching Toronto go into an off~ea­ son slall as executive~ waited for a budget from the team 's ownl!r. the · Belgian company l111erhrew. .. "I'd like for someone to let 1111! know whkh way tht! teanl-'is going.'' Clemens saicl in a slatemf!nt posted on his Weo sile laS! week. "Afler all. this uncertainty has bet.!n lingering for ' lwo· whole years. And .. Ihal's Ihe biggest diSnppointfl'ient to me." ' ITIOtive~ of SOillt! ." 'l)rt." Hnwcv~r. Cindy Guagenti. Elcc· tnr \ .. pokeswom~m. S~Ji(.) , Monday \ . . ~ Is Coming On Wedne~day Hunter education course planned A free Ohio Division of Wildlife Hunh!r EJucati1Jrt C11Urse will he held Nov. 21. 9-5 p.m. and Nov. 22. 2-5 p.m. at the Meigs High SL·ho~1l ~.:~ rfl'+ tcria. Pro ~pective hunters mu ~ t L:Olll· -Clemens wins record fifth Cy Young award Christmas Kick-Off Edition Licen., e Bureau. · mit the li cc n. . e. another ministt'r Rodmnn's marriage! ha..; not yet ..:o.uld perform 'the ceremony without " h~en rt'CI)rJeJ . The minister who PerRoLlman ;.n,d Electra hav ing to apply l'llf!lled the t:~re mun y has 10 Jay.s lo for another lite n~~. Vcrnt~n :-.aiU . . ,ll hntit the · license to tht: re-corc.ler's Rndman was siaying at thl! Hard t1llice . It is valid for one year. mean- Rock Hotel und cou ld not be reacheJ ing ihat if the m'inister c.Jc)l;:s no,t suh- for comment. He and E!el.'tra have . . . been tlating at least <;i nce June. The Daily Sentinel• hge 5 , .,-----------=~----:----;:;-:-;;--;::-:-=~-.:.=::===============~ ' home video lape with live instructor comments, As each lesson pro· gresses, you will see yourself "before" and "after'~ ~ADEMY OF ~~F on .split I COMPUI'OIT TEICHING CENT!! · o:· • •' TREN T jONES GOLF TRAIL / 167 SUNBELT PARKWAY /,BIRMINGHAM, Al. 35211 / 888 ·446- 5203 �• Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio Tuesday, Novem~ 17, 1998 ~uesday,Noveinber17,1998 t~~=~:~-=-=,~;-~.~-~-~--------------------------~----------F·•~w~wp~-PPP~ ,: · -, By The Bend PICTURE youR cHILD 1 - .- · ·-~--------------------------------~----------------- Buy, _ Sell or Trade In the AMONG THE ••• CLASSIFIEDSI- ·woman with . •• Ann >Orne wonderful support groups right now. I can barely see to wrile such "' Ah oding Hearts. MISS thi> lcucr. I need you to tell me if I Landers (Moth..-rs '"Sympathy and Support). ha\c a leguimate beef. IW1. L.• Aap:in T_.. . and SHARE Pregnancy and Infant My husband's ex-wife just s~..-·..-c mo~ <'•""-· ~h-'!cA:" loss Suppon Inc. lOc Internet ha,, phoned him for the third _time this been a godsend . week. and each com·ersauon lasted Ann. plca!-c let your readers nearly 20 minutes. She calls lO tell Dt-a~ Ann Landers: Two months know that IO>in!! a child. whcllocr him one of h~> sons has a lousy ago. I learned that the baby I'm · from mi,carriagc. SIDS. cancer. report card. the other one sassed the expecting has anencephaly and will anencephaly or whatever. is the mo.t teacher and hit another kid, and the doe shortly after birth. I decided to difficult thing a woman will ever go 4-ycar,old has the flu. He liste.ns to continue my pregnancy; and look through. but >he docs~ 't have to go -all the garbage. and the two of them _fon•ard to the day I can .hold my through it alone. She can find inspi - go on and on. while his sup~ts b;.by in my arms. even if only for a rational >t<nic' and ad~icc from peo- .. eold and I am fuming . fc" minulc>. My family and friends pic who will share their cxpcncnccs At oncomc-1ax lime. when 1he ex-"·ere not >upportive. In fact, they on the Internet. h will give her )l\:acc wife needs his help. he gives he! a were appalled . llJe nurse in my of mmd . and ea>c her pain. .. hand . Wh~n her tnoaher was dy1ng p)oysic~an'> office told me. "No one Rnsc1·ille. Mich. , six months ago. >he asked him to rvt: C\Cr ~orne across decided to Dear Rose,·ille: ·! oflcn have come over for a ··final vi~it" have her ancnrcphalic baby. Tiley pointed oUt . 1hat stra.ngcrs ·can _be hcL:ausc he. w~1~ hl'r fa\'Onte ~n~i~..tll ' l'hosc to tcmtinate Ihe prcg:nan- dangcrou~. hul- a..;; yuu ha\'C saad, . law. He w.cnt . She uses cvof)' tnck 1n cy... I :im proud 1o say i~ 1he U.~.A·v, · they also can he I'C')' good friends. the honk to keep him involved with ;I wuman has the nght to chOOse Trouble is a grcal cqualilcr. Nu mal- her in some way. and"I am fed up. l>ct\\Ccn pregnancy and abortion . I ter whal our dilfcrcnccs. in time of Will you plca>e tell me how ,much .a . ("bl)(I!\C lo ha\'c my .haby. trouble the diffcrcm:cs f~c. and we married man_ uwc~ hi:-o ex-Wife"! I · I felt 'VY much alone hecau>e become · hrothcrs and SISler>. We hope you pnnt lh" letter hccausc there arc no anencephaly suppon wanl to rc;.u:h out and help one I'm sure I am not the onl y woman group> in Mit·higan. but through the another. 1l1e lmernct has given us a who ha.' this problem. -- Slow Boil lmcmct. I lound ;;ome very special · unique opport_u_niay to do just that. !n California "-Omen who also have carried ancn· •• '' ·nps of cooking your turkey safely . You may have noti cM that . turkeys are cooking faster lhan they liave in the 'past. . ' ·- Why' ·According to the- United States Depanment of Agriculture there are several fact ors thai can affect the roasting time or a turkey : a panially frozen bird requires lqfiger cooking. D~rk rdasting pans cook faster than shiny metals. The depth and size of the pan can rcdutc heat circulation to all areas of 1he bird. Even the usc of a foil tent for the ~nti.rc ' time can slow down 1~1e cooking . Howeve r, the use of the Ti~e O~t roasting' pan's lid or-: an ov~n cooking bag will speed up the CO(/king. A stuffed bird take s longer to cook.· The oven may heat fond unevenly or the oven's thermostat may not be accurate . The rack position can have an effect on even cooking and heat circulation. Fi·nally, a turkey or its pan may be LOO large for the oven, thus, · blockin~ heat circulation. But even with these considcralions, the. timing is not everything. Recommended cooking techniques must also be followed.. A meat thermometer should be used to ensure a sufficienl internal temperature has .bten reached to destroy bacteria and prevent food borrie illness - as well as to preve nt overcooking. To make sure that your turkey is cooked sa fely, follow these instruc tions: Set the oven temperature no lower than 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Preheating is not necessary. Be sure the turkey is completely thawed: Times arc based on fresh or co mpletely thawed frozen birds at a refrigerator temperature of 40 degrees or below. Christmas flower show planned by Garden Clu,_b POMEROY ~ Always a high· Jiiht of the Meigs County's holiday :,l!ason is the Christmas flower show staged by the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association. This year's theme is "Timeless Treasures of Christmas", named afJer a poem by that name which · ~llects on Christmas as "being a -time for singing carols, for lighting candles , for grvmg presents, for hanging stodiiiTgs. and for making memories." ' - Fl ower arrangements, decorated wreathes, and wrapped packages, . , w,ith accents of bauhles and ~e ll s, candle s and candy.cones, gllltet, and ·g11slening snow, will be fca turell ·in 1.\"elve des ign classes at the show which this year will be held al the Senior Citizens Ce nter on Saturd~y ~ 1'.1~1. .sunday !ollnwmg TJ\?nksg1vmg. Nov. 2X and 29. . . lt IS open to lhc publiC , hoth lor . c~hibil, an~ f:nr vie"':1 ng t.hosc a fter· · noons. Exh1h1ts arc to be 1n plm:c on No~. 28 . by n~on for thc_judgi~g WJliCh Will hcgm at ] p.m . rhcrc IS ,_, o f co urse. no ~h argc l o ~!tare yo ur · t: rcat.HJn .. ,_ m cr.lJ !lY th_()~e ol o ~hc rs. R1bhon s wdl he aw ar~cd 1 n t h r~c rta~.:Cs in c<.u.: h das:-.. and 111 the a r iJ S· tit Ji vision . a hc'>l or show. rese rve h~st of show. and ~:rcat iv ity a~om.l wdl hu scft:cte d. Rihhons wJII al_so his former wife as much time as he feels he wants to give her. If you are smart, you' II be supportive and kwitcherbeefin' . '· Dear Aim Landen: This is for those people who complam about how ignoranl Americans arc when it comes to geo!raphy. llicy should try living in Delaware. look at almost any map. lOc abbreviation DE is printed IN the Atlanlic Ocean with an anow,pointing 10 a spot near the coastline. Recently, when I told a friend that I used to hve an Delaware. she saod. "llla.t's _in Pennsylvania. ·isn't it.'''' LastC,hnstmas, I went to mao I a.gaft, and the · postal dcrk said. "DE'! Is lhat Denmark?'·1 I repli~ . ··No, it 's 'Delaware.·• ~c said . ·~!"obody cv~r sends anything there . -- Carol m Glendale. Calif. Dear Carol: Thanks for my laugh for the day. I I'll het rmhody in Delaware is .laug~ing.) , ---S•nd questions to Ann Landeri, Creators Syndit:ate, 5777 W. C•~tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los An,g~les, Cali'. 9004S be awarded to the exhihitor acc umu- tim e for making snowmen by quiel latin g 'the most points on hortiful - country land'. featuring while snow lure cxhihits. and/nr giittcr: "A Lime for hanging According to thC rules. no oil or ornaments. mi st letoe , and l:andy polish is ,perrnilled on house plants. canes", for wreaths; "And Christmas fresh plant material is not to he is a holy time we ' ll treasure through painted or dyed , but dried matenal theycars':, an inspirational design. may be painted, treated: dyed . or There is a special junior arti stic glittered to suit the exhibitor. class "As together we remember the The· adull artistic· classes are laughter and tears." a favorite design "Christmas is a iime for dreaming of in class up to 12 years of age , and 13 the Magi of long ago'', a design fea- to 18 years. · turing · a traditional madonna; "A Four educational classes arc time for rememberin g sleight rides . including - herbal treasurers, by in the snow", using treasured wood; . the Master Gardeners of Meigs " It's a time for singing carols beside County, Ma ureen Burns, chairman; a Christmas tree" , including ever- treasures for spring, bulbs, .po\ter greens; "A time for lighting candles and handouts by Gladys Cumings; as if the world were free ", candle or treas ures of time, a display of hi stocandles to be included. ry from the Winding Trail Club, and "It's a time for giving presents lo a video, "The Glorious Art ofChristeveryone we· love" is th~ class for mas Decorations". a video from the gift wrappings whi ch must include stale association. some plant material. There is a cateIn the honiculture division there gory for adults, and one for children. arc dasscs for eve.rgrp cns, rnagnol!a. Other classes arc A time for boxwood , mahonia , and other watching starlight in the heavens U(l hroadleaf ones ; needled evergreens , above", spatial lhfU Sl in a {;fCativc white pine, blue spruce , and laxus: dc;;jgn' .. bcmed branches, holly,' pyracantha. · It 's a time for han ging sto~kings cuonymus alatus; and houseplants, with smiles ort every f~cc", using a African violet , cactus or suc<.: ulcnt , Chrislmas stoc ~jng as a con tainer: hlonming houscplaf\1 . fol iagc h (;~sc ­ "'A time for making n1emori cs even pla nt; and juni<lr hortiL".ulturc , potted time cannot erase": a small dcshm pla nts . ~:tmtrivcd · l'lowcrs . and dried nol over c ight ,im.: hcs hei ght : ""It \ ... a plant mat~.:rials. 11 Villa,gc Co uncil. :-.pc~ i a l ~ess ion , WcdncsUay, 6 p.m. :ll \' l lla g~.:~ ha l! to consid~.:r a W<.llc r sy ... tcm repa ir l.'llll · tracL · The MiddlcMIDDLEPORT ptlrt Literary Cluh. 2 p.111 . Wcdn~.:..,d<ly . • POMEROY - FOE 217 1 Auxi l· iary. Tuesday. pot lud . d111l1L'L (l : ~O new lihrary al E<.l.qcrn SchooL Bcr· p.m. wi th mcmhcrs to take a ~.:ove red .nice Carpenter to . review ""S now d!..,h . Meeting 411 7.30 fl . ln Falling orl Ccdm-..; ." Mcm17CP• to hold MIDDL EPORT Sa li sbu ry Townshir. Board or Tru stl'L'" · sp~~: i ul nt,eL!ting Tucstlay. 7 p.m. al thl. ! home fl i' Cic rk Richard Bailey. 4~3 Hoo ker 51.. MidJicpol1. for opening of hids on hazarU mitigation rroj~..:t.:L ' WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Mci"s Soi l· and · Water Conse rvat ion Disl~il'l hoartl nf :. . upcrvisors. Wcdnc~day. K r .nl. Ji s ~ lricl urlin~ .. · MIDDLEPORT ~ Middleport a hook cxL"hangc . RACINE - Wildwood Garden C"luh. •Nhh anni versary at the R·acinc Lilw;u y. 2 p.m. Wednesday. Former nh:: mhcr~ and area garden duhs arc in v it ed l o UtlCIH.I. Dr. Frank Porter will · hc ·gw.: .' t spc:1kcr. If the 992 Exchange ' i~ a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis ., Toll Free! 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Red , 1 BlUe' Eye & 1 Brown Eye. Records On mo. 12/21/981 41211'111 tin Collar. S .R. 218 . 740·446-3356. Reward $1001 ' 2310 DON'$ HEATING & COOLING ·,. •t~ column Inch Sunday: . Tuppers Plains, Ohlo 45783 740-985-;1813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks '· $eptic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe; 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: 9:D0-4:30 Weekdaya 9:D0-12:00 Saturday . 304-576-2255 After 5 pm ~ . EXCAVATING CO. limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic Syslem & Utilities Estimates 12118/lfn Carpenter Hill Road (C.R . 10) , lho following two callo: 5. 24' 53' Ells!, 98.43 feet, S. 20' 54' 05" East, 11 .~41oot; thence alon!Jlhe new parcel line, N. 89 41' 39" Well, 458.28 leal to an Iron pin . passing an Iron pin set by this aurvay at 21.00 feet; !honea alonp the new parcel , line, N. ·oo 18' 21" Eaat, 100.00 teat 10 tho point of BEG_INNtNG and containing 1.000 acre. FOR LAST SOURCE OF TITLE SI;:E O.B. 42, Pg. 63 ol lhe Molgs County, Ohio Records of Deeds. Parcet No. 17·00696.004 David H. McCown, anornoy tor Plaintiff James M. Soulsby, Sheriff (11) 3,10,17 l'rc . ~-··· lhe day be fora the ad Ia lo run. Sunday .~·· ed!tlon- 2:00p.m. I , ·Frldl)!. Monday edlllon Seroing Pomeroy, Middleport & Ma•on 992~0038 Charter Available ,Computer. Graphics Designs All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential owner, Mickle Hollon Chesler, Ohio 740-985-4422 ·10:00 a.m. S.lurdly. HAULING Limestone, · Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt 6~ 4·992-3470 Cousin's Home & Construction lmprovemenl ond New Roofs, Painting & Coating_· Repairs, Gutters, Residential & Commercial Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing "No fo" too "'' or too small" 'Free Estimates i=ree 'estimates (740) 367-0412 (740) 992-4232 Joseph Jacks 740·992·2~~~~ BANKRUPTCY can relieve a debtor of financial obligations and arrange a fair dislribution of assels. Deblors in bankruptcy may keep "exempt" property for his or her. personal use. This may inc.lude .~ car, a house, clothes, ~ nd household goods. · For Informalion Regarding Bankruptcy corllact: William Safranek, Attornex At Law (740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio MOBILE HOME PARTS · *Roof Coatings *VInyl Skirting . *Water Heaters · *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps Discount Prices Bennett Supply 740-446·9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH RUTLAND, OH. AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Slug & Shot Matches REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL Ci) · "Huge ln~entory" . AI..COA '19 5.00 INSTALLED" ALL JINYL DOUBLE HUNG . lftSULATED GLASS TILT-IN FOR EASY CLEANING ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN ~~-,p- .. EiiSTING WOOD DOUBlE HUNG OPENING 'OPTIONS AVAIIAILE • CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions 1 •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior '& Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. 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Alngs, Pre-1930 U.S. Currenc¥. · HOWARD'S TRI·COUNTY SANITATION '! . & Freeze Accessories and clothing from 1880's through 1950's, call 74Q· 742-7243. Antiques & Collectables, Buying 1 Piece Or Estates, 740 -4462707. =------:-:::-;-' Anliques , top prices paid , Aive:rine Antiques , Pom eroy, Ohio, Russ ~oore owner. 740 · 992 - 2526. ,, Antiques & clean used furniture. will buy one piece or complete household, ·osby Marlin , 740- 992-6576. Clean Late Model Cars Or Truck s, 1990 Models Or Newer, . ' Smith Buick Pontiac. 1900 East· ern Avenue, Gallipolis. J & D Aut o Parts . Buying wrecked or salvaged vehicles : 740-742·2076 Kill 'em If'e Cfrill 'em 1:'1)11 304· 773·5033. Wanled To Buy : Used Mobile Homes. Call 740 -446·0 175. 304- 675·59<35. 11117/H 1 mo. pd SENIORS!!! Med11ore/Mod lupplom01•l (nnwr P1olcclion FREE SEMINAR Where : Scn1or Center Porne10y. OH When: Nov 11 7 p rn Pl-c·rl'rJISitJilOll ~w~~1enrc: Conl~ct· Allen K1ng (740) 992-3104 •. 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Section 31, T. 7N, R. 14W ot COUNTY, OHIO A.M. at the Courthouse. the Ohio Company's · .' N!IP·STATE TRUST, VI, Purchase: BEGINNING at an PLAINTIFF, VS. PATRICIA A.. Property has bean Iron pin, S. 89' 41' 39" Eaot, appraised tor $32,000.00 . OXYER, ET AL, and cannot be sold for.lesa 1038.70 feet from the DEFI:NDANT. than two-thirds ol that assumed N.W. corner of CASE NO. 98-CV-027 amount ($21 ,333.00). Said . Section 31: thence along . NOTICE OF SALE . Nollce 'at Salo Is hereby properly Is described as the South boundary of tho Andrew Wllllnmo property given tn thla action . tallows: (D.B. 316, Pg. 335), S. 89' 41' 39" East, 412.12 teet to tho cantor of carpenter Hill Road (C.R. 10) passing an Get YoUJ Me~sage Across Iron pin at 391.12 feet; 1 .r:: 304·Bil2·2922. "Easy Ove~ ~Ire Plwrw 8n11k Firtar1ci'r~g With 4 Dally Sentinel ~ -4 females siberian huskyi.A.uslri· Han Sheppard wormed 1 wks old mo. 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CONSTRUCTION ~>X Jffi~QlY, DEJylLINJI; FI\(DAY,: Dave · Grate 740-992-3987 • · ~· 005 Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding 101141W 1 ID · ~ ,. ANNOUNCEMENTS New Construction & Remodeli~g 1998 Martin Street • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL .. .·By Mil New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding Commercial & Residential ZT yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured Phone SOISft BOllE COISftiUC'riOI Remodeling -To.,.,.,TlvoOShoooe it Toac!) Custom Homes 740-698-9114 to 3 1-12 hours; 12-14 lbs ... 3 1/2 to 4 hours; 14-18 lbs ... 4 to 4 1/4 hours; 18-20 lbs ... 4 l/4to 4 3/4 hours ; 20Per Picture 24 lbs... 4 3/4 to 5 1/4 hours . Prepaid For safety and doneness. the fl;·. Please enclose self-addressed, internal temperature shou ld be checked with a meat thermometer . stamped epvelope to return The temj,crature must ' reach 180 (CHILO'S NAME) your photo. degrees Fahrenheit in the thigh of a Parents' or whole turkey (center of the stuffing should reach 165 degrees) before ) . removing it trom ·the oven. Cook a • • .1 • \.. .1> turkey breast to 170 degree s. ·. · Juices should be clear. In the absence of a meat thermomeler, P.~. pierce an ,unstuffed. turkey with a ' ' fork in several places; juices should be clear with no trace of pink. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! · eet the bir<l stand 20"'minutes before removing sluffing and carving. If you follow these safety rules and the recommended cooking times, your turkey should be-. the . -·' highlight of your holiday meal. r.... ~Becky Baer Meigs County Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Scltmcesl Commu- . nity Development ___.....__Community Calendar---------'-··: ·~~o~c;;~~~to;~~ 111M .TUESDAY Rcc it:d of the · POMEROY ' Rosary 111 dmr~h prl~ I:Ctllllg. lht' GJtholk Women\ C lub meet ing in . 111~ hal l. Tuesday. 7: l'i p.m. Professional J: il J: il t ll Tbe-·Ligbf ~ARPET PI,US •· f,or Tips . - · -~ '. , · Phicc'thc turkey breast-side up on a flat wire rack in a shallow roasting pan 2to 2 1/2 inches deep. You can also tuc,k the wing tips back under th.e shoulders (called "akimbo"), add half a cup of water to the bottom oJ the pan, or place a tent o f aluminum foil loosely over the hreast of the turkey for the first I to I 112 hours, then remove for brnwnin~ (or. place the foil ten~ on lhe turkey after the turkey has reached the desired golden brown color). · If a meal thermometer is not available , cook stuffing in a casserole. Mix ingredients just before stu fling a turkey,.and stuff illoosely. · Ad<)itional time is required for the turkey and stuffing to reach a safe internal temperature. . The following arc approximate cooking times: for an unstuffed bird: 4-6 lb. breast. .. 1. 112 to 2 1/4 h9 urs ; 1 6-8 -lb. breast...2 1/4 to 3 114 hd~rs; 8-12 lbs ... 2 3/4 to 3 hours; '12- 14 lbs ... 3 to 3 3/4 h~urs; 14- 18 lbs ... 3 3/4 1o 4 114 hours ; 18-20 lbs ... 4 1/4 10 4 hours; 20-24 lbs ... 4 112 to 5 hours . For stuffed turkeys: 8-12 lbs ... 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ,,,., ' FREE Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 740-992-4025 8 am-8 pm BUFFALO AREA . Part time cleaning help needed for off1ce and plant areas. Vanous ShiftS. Previous expenence w1th butlers and clean.tng equ1pmen1 a piUs. ' 20 10 35 hours per. weeki above m1n. wage phone office.& com· mercia\ cleamng 1-304· 768· 7.290 leave message Wllh besltime to call you back. �Tuesday, November 17 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Oll1o .... f Tuetday, November 17, 1998 • • Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP , 1t ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEEDED ARE YOUR READY FOR WINTER DRIVING? "Groomg LOCAL FAMILY Owned COfr4lOIIY "PERSONALIZED 0 spaldl "PAID Er!"(l- Health & L~ Insurance Dental Insurance HOME; Weeke,_,s "Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUTHWEST 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Holzer SeniOI Care Cente Has A l mlled Number 01 Post ons Ava table W th n Our Health Ca e Team We Are Currently Accept ng App l cat ons For Part 1 me STNA S As Well As Housekeep ng ana Laundry Personnel If You Are Interested In Jon ng Our Team Please Apply at 380 Colo nial Orrve Sidwell 401 K GREAT BENEFITS "Late Model F<eighll""' CONVENTIONALS Requ rements Age 23 C ass A COL, And Good Drw ng Record Please Call To I Free 1 888 790 0008 AnUC!patttd Vacancy tor a Con 1 nuous Improvement Fac ltatort> Requ rements are to ass st Alex andet Federa Hock ng SOuthern (Metgs) ana Trimtlle Local Schools deve op wr le tmplement and evaluate Coot nuous lm provement Pans Prev ous ad mtn strat•ve exper ence preferred Salary ceneflts anct length of contract negot able Send tetter of nterest resume references and copy of current cerllftcates to Dr John 0 Constanzo Super ntend ent Athens Me gs Educahona Serv ce Center 507 R chland A\leoue Su•re 108 Athens OhiO .45 701 Dead ne Oeceml:ler 5 1998 Ass slant Manager For large Fence Instal at on Company Re spons1ble For Ordenng & Conlrol Of Mate 1als Workmg W1th In stalla!lon Crews Heavy Phone Contact W th Cus10mers Con s1ruct on lndusuy & Fork Lilt E-x penence He plul Math Aptitude & St ong Organ zat ona Skills A Must $25 000 ... Benet ts Reloca I on Expense Reimbursement Send Resume To Personnel PO Box 247972 Columbus OH 43224 7972 EOE Computer Users Needed Work Own Hrs $20K $75K Nr 1 800 349 1 86 ElCt 1173 www amp nccom DRIVING POSITIONS AVAILABLE Class A OTR Smgle Onver Late rv'!ode Ken worlhs w th ~eefers West Coast Carner Class B OTR Team Stra ght Tuck late Model Fre ghllmers W1th Sleepers Must Have A1r Brake Endorsements 800 M1 e Radius Home Delver ~· Both Positions At Leas 25 Years Old Alleast2 Years Expenence Good MVA Weekly Pay Heath Insurance Ava table Work. Wei With The Pub 1C For More In fo mat on Call 800 4378764Hrs 830AM 5PM Easy Work! EKcellent Pay! Assemb e Products At Home 1 BOO- 467 5566 ext 12170 Employer 10 JacKson County WV looking to h re 30 production w rkers Day and n ght shIt a" a table Must be JTPA el g1ble call 304-342 6100 ask for Lesl e TEMPORARY LABORERS & CAShiiERS Need 4 Reop!e To Unload Trucks And 2 Cash e s 0 Chuck Hom er s Truckload Sale See Homer Sales Manager @ NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY ON ROUTE 62 NORTH 3 1/2 MILES NORTH OF POINT PLEASANT 8 A M 11 / 19/ 98 Pays $9 00 / Hr No Phone Calls TEXAS REFINERY CORP Needs Malure Person Now In GALLIPOLIS Area Rega dless Of Tra mng Wr te F C Hopk ns Dept S 45631 Box 711 Ft Worth TX 76101 0711 The sen or Commun ty Se VICe Emp oymen' Prog am (Title V) has open ngs n Galha and Meigs Count1es II you are at least 55 years of age or older ancl have had ddhculty m your JOb search we can he p T1tle V enrollees re ce ve tra n ng and ass1stance w lh their JOb search while servmg the commun ty 20 hours per week at $5 15 an ttour Program enro lees also have 9 paid holtdays and up lo 40 hours of paid leave t me annual y For more mlorma t on call Jeann ne Fmney T lie V Coordina tor at 740 594 8499 T tie V s a p OJBCt of the Corpora t on lor Oh o AppalaChian Oevel opmenl of Athens Oh o and Is ~n Equal ()ppo tun ty Employer Wanted Fu 1me employment n your own home as a Home Serv •ce Worke w th Buckeye Com mumty SeN ces We prov1de sal ary plus benel1ts and a dally room and board rate You provlde a home gu dance and lnendsh•p m a lam1ly atmosphere Requ~res ab ty to teach personal 1"VIng sk 11 and a comm tment to the growth and development ol an lnd 111dual w lh mental re tardation Home must be m Me1gs County Send letter of nterest or esume lo P 0 Box 604 Jackson Oh 45640 0604 ATIN Cec l a No later than 11/20 98 Equa Op,por tun ty Employer 140 Business Training Ga I pols Garee College Spnng Valley Plaza 740 446 4367. 1 800 214 0452 Accredited Mem ACICS Reg •oo 05 1274B 170 Miscellaneous 4 wheeler 1985 suzuki LT 2305 runs good $1 500 304 773-5616 180 Wanted To Do 24 hour babys1tt ng n my home ref a"Va lab e respons ble adult res pr ces w TLC 304 674 0089 Etectr c ma n enance serv1ce W ring breake boxes light hlC t ure heat ng systems and Re modeling 304 674 0 26 Exper enced Commerc al Ref g erat on Tech For Gall pols Char leston Hunt ngton A ea Two Years Minimum Experience Ex cellent Pay Benefits Company Voh clo 304 722 2247 304 722 1810 Ask Fo Frank LOOKING FOR INCOME NOT IF.CCME? Are you a sa es pro who has sold book land t1me shares member sh1ps or n nome products? Do you know how to ask lor the order more than once? Are you s1ck ol prom ses blu e sk es job h pp ng and running to 1t1e bank to cash your checks? Georges Portable Sawm II don haul your logs to the m 11 Just can 304 675 1957 Have 1 Open ng For 24 Hour In Home Care Of Elderly Or Handl capped 740 44 1536 Lawn mat ance ser"V ce leal clean up ease spouts and othe odd JobS 304 576 2903 We lear Down Mob le Homes I 1304) 882 3842 Wou ld ke to tea r down old Barns lo umbe 304 675 8894 Are you t res or excess ve tu n downs? Can you be happy w th 50K: your r rst year? II you answer yes to the above call us Were Aa nsofl a forty year o d com pany w th .ove r 300 oil ces nat onally and twenty six overs~ as We o fe r pre se t ap po ntmen s weekly pay comm s sons bonuses contests eal management oppo tun t es and a post ve wo k en'V ronment I you e ready ro a career cal M Bunge at t 800 606 3313 o 740 992 4472 Monday between 1Q am and 2 pm ONLY to ar ange lor an nte v ew LPN Fun T me M F Secreta at Sk lis A Must Fo Med ca Equ p men Bus ness 412 Second A'Ve 740441 975 NEED CASH FOR CHRISTMAS? ARE YOU TIRED OF JOB HUNTING? NO TIME FOR YOUR FAMILY1 We can show you QUICK AND EASY ways to wo k !rom home and MAKE MORE MONEY Send check. o money o de for $19 Q5 plus $4 95 sh pp ng ana Mndt ng o Homewo k Ente pr ses P 0 Box 90 Sy acuse Oh o 45779 Orde now and e ce ve How To Make B g Money Buy ng And Sell ng Reat Esta e FREE Ill Need Nanny lor 9 1J In 304 882 3626 otd can I ve Part time sales help wanted weekends & even ngs a must Apply n pe son at K1pt ng Shoe Co PI Pleasant SALES AD NO EXPEAtf;NCE NECESSARY DOUBLE VERIFIED LEADS • II you are sick o lou s y leads you I o"e us We ha"Ve the bes\ leads n town We offe Eb:ce ant earmng opportun I es complete sales an ng p og am lor expan son n Tr County A ea We need pe sonable aggress ve se ll mot "Vated nd v duat s w th ehable t anspo tat on I! you wan to make $500 to $1500 pe week tram double yenrlad leads n an en)oyable env onmen cal 1 886 992 5987 or 740 992 5967 be t ween 9 am and 6 pm ALDER FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO ecommends tha you do bus ness w th peop e you know and NOT to send money through the rna I until you have tn .... est gated the oHerlng Need news paper carr~e s to do Northern Ga I po s o Pomeroy New Ha"Ven and Mason must have e abte transpo tal on musl be bondab e app ox mate net prot 1 $950 00 a man contact Steve Spoon 304 526 2832 230 Professional Services Ll\llngaton s Basement Water Proofing all basement epa rs done tr ee es mates I let me gua antee 12yrs on 10b expe ence 304 895 3887 Livingston a Baaement Water Proollng a basemen repa s tree est mates et me gua f;!nlee 12~ s on 1bb e;~~per ence 304 895 3887 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We w n t 888 582 3345 REAL ESTATE 31 o Homes for Sale !14 IMMEDIATE DISPOSAl!! Reposessed /Mus Sell 2 Brand New A30 Pre nstallated P elab Homes H ghest Oualty Easy Conslruc on Never Erec ed One s 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 6032 Sac fee 3 4 Bedroom Ranot'l S y e Home $67 000 740 446----4 73 3 Bed ooms 12 Baths CA To fat E ec c 2 Ca Ga age Gal po s C y Schools By Owner 740 441 9885 3 br 2 ba 2 car ga age on 1 acre rot App o ~ 2 m les I om town on Broad Run leta t J04 882 35 t 8 Large selectiOn of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms.. Starting at 12995 Ou ck del very Call 7o40 365 9621 All rea! estate advert s ng 1n th s news~per 1s sOOjecl to the Federa Fait HOlls1ng Act of 1968 which makes t flegat to ad'Vertise any preference limitatiOn or d scnm nat on based on race colof rellg!Qn sex 1am1l al status or nat ORal ong n or any ntentton to make any such preference I mi1atpn or d scr m1nat on Oakwood Homes Barbours" lie WV Model C1ose Out 304 736 Th1s newspa~r Will not knowmgty accept advert sements for rea1 estatll wh ch rs n VIOlation of the taw Our reade s are hereby nformect 111at a I dwe I ngs ad"Vert sed n th1s newspaper are available on an equal opportun ry bass Mob1le home n Okeechobee Flor da wllh to~ rwo bedrooms two baths kitchen I "'"0 room large Flor da room on front ut1l ty room Ia ge sfle<l two porches ask ng $30 000 74()..992 2376 34!19 Mobt1e Home for Rent 2 bedroom gas heat a r ~ n c ty (740) 446 1409 1999 ~lo se out sale save b1g SSS 2 3 4 bedroom hOmes Tn State Hotn&s ST ALBANS WV cal 1 ~948-5678 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Ftee a r sk rt 1 800 691 6777 NEW 14•8038R GLAMOUR BATH $199 Monlh On~ AI OAKWOOD HOliES NITRO WV 31 0 Homes for Sale S yr old br ck ranch full base ment lormal lv dn cat hedral ce I ng 2804 P ne Ave 112 m e out Sand Hlll304 675-1889 6yr 2 3 bedrooms tofl tongue / groo"Ve pellet SIO'VEI HPICA ap pi ances garage spa acre Bula wile P1ke 740-36l.0286 Beautiful canal home Wllh Gull ac cess and 80001 covered boat lit m Punta Gorda Fl will conslder WV or Oh property m 1 ade or sell out r ghl a so ha"Ve beautiful bUild ng tots on Peace R \l&r n PUnta Gorda Fl 740.742 3230 New bank. epos only 2 lei! er I ved n cal 1 800 948 5678 In GalllpoHs 3 BedrQoms 1 Bath CA Hardwood Floors lmmed ate Occupancy 740-448 1295 Large lam y home lor sale on ten lovely acres Four bed ooms two and one half baths two f replaces formal I " ng room and fam1ly oom four car garage and two storage bu fdmgs two apartments which are completely furnished ~lease call 740 992 2292 Restored V ctonan hom~ Situated on 2 acres VIllage M1ddlepon sec uded and pr vate appo nt ment call 740-992 5696 New br ck Ranch 3 bedroons Stor 2 bath Den 2 car garage acje All Ecect 1c• 1 2Acrea $127 500 304 675 8959 Three bedroom ranch tiQme full bath large LR and kitchen easy to heat fuel sto"Ve heat ($30/mo ) a r cond ton ng Wl'll nsulate d Ia ge ya d 15x30 poo w1th deck new "nyi s d ng on the T of Beech Grove and Jacks Ad 1n Rutland 710 742 1049 Three bedroom ranch kitchen w/ appliances bath LA rurnll ure curta ns 18x20 back deck Out bu ld ngs city wate blacktop Ad Waterloo Ad Leon WV $39 900 1 BOO 486 8555 • 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $500 Down on any 14x70 n stock m ted number tree del v ery Call 1 8G0-691 6777 $999 Down on any 98 mode Doubtew de In stocK Free Del v ery Call 1 800 691 6777 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments 0 Make Oller 1 800 383-6862 nev NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT S.llll ln Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 304 755-5885 Used smgle w de a ound $100 00 per month call 1 800-948 5678 We Fmance Land & Home W th As L1ttie As $500 Down 606 928 3426 4 Bedrooms 2 BathS $229/Mo 1 800-383 6862 340 Business and Buildings 65x65 Bulld1ng 4 Styrofoam Pressed Panels Metal On Bolh S des Footer W th 4 Con e ete Floor Total Erected & Pamted 2 Shdmg Doors $70 000 740 446 2971 Com me cat Olf•ce or Rata 87 Mill St M ddteport 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740 992 6250 Acqu s 11ons (nex t doo) A Utll t es Already There Cente nary Area Green School 740 256-1664 BRUNER LAND 740-441 1492 Melgt Co We ve Got The County Co~Jered Just Off SA 7 Below New High Sc ho ol Kee baugh Ad 5 Acre lots $ 4 000 Ea Near Carpenter Oyes"Ville Ve y Remote 11 ... Acres $ 0 S!lO Rutland Wh tes Hill Ad Just Ofl New L1ma 11 Ac es $14000 0 9 Acres $ 12000 Publi C Water Da n" lie Br ar A dge • Golf Ads 7 Acres With Nice Pond $12 ooo Or 8 Acres $13 000 0 On SA 325 N ce Wooded 7 Aces$18000 Cty Water Many More To Choose From• Gellla Co Just Sou h Of Town Fnend y R dge ~d 8 5 $7 500 Or 6 5 Acres $8 000 Public Water City Schools Call For Free Maps + Ow.ne nancmg Info Take 1~o Of! Prices On Cash Purchases 1969 Commun ty mob le home 12x56 ask ng $1700 740 843 days or 740 843 5147 after 1970 Buddy Mobile Home (740) 446 7525 1980 Clayton 3 br 2 full ba cen tral a r new carpet pa nt wall paper porch un~er p nn ng 200 amp d scount304 675 7 26 1988 Sky ne mob le home 14x70 3 bedroom 2 bath cathedral ce I mgs exce lent cond ton ns de & out cia & skirt ng ~ncluded $14 500 740 992 6221 360 Rea I Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 Anthon_y land Co RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom Kitchen L R Sm D'R t 22 1/2 Vme Street Ga I po s Make easonab e olter 1990 Spruce A dge 14lC70 mob1 e hOme very good cond on 2 bedrooms 1 & 1 2 baths washe & dryer stove efr ge ato central an 8x8 outs1de bLJid ng mmed a e pos sess on 740 992 6582 2 br $350 + dep and you pay ut 304 675 2535 99 14Ft X 70Ft 2 8d ms 2 Baths V nyl S dmg Grea Cond t on $ 7 coo oo 740 446 a 3 $4 000 Local Gov t & Bank Aepo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 1994 brougnt n 1995 2 bedroom 2 lull baths treated dBCI!i. w th awn g a I alec c a c Unde p n n ng Owned by W dow Woman $16 000 1740) 245 9435 E*1c ent clean two bedroom d os e e ences no pets 304 67 5162 2 Bed oom V nDale Aemoae 9d !rom the g ound up new ca pet P ce negotiable 3G4 675-4088 N ce wo bedroom house n Po me oy $350 per month plus de post no pets w1l consider and contract ate one year 740 6"98 72!\4 ABANDONED HOME 38A Assume Loan Low Monthly Paymen s Financing Available 304 755 5566 Double W de New $999 Down $237 per mo F ee del very & se up 1 800 691 6777 992 9052 11 Month Old Male English Set ter Ready To Go Hunllng Poinrlng Birds $350 00 740-446-9487 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Pa d NO PETS Bula'V te P1ke 740 388 1100 3 Bedroom Mobile Home For Rent 740 388{)443 3 Bedroom Trailer 1 112 Baths No Pets References 740 446 0722 N1ce Tra1ler Secluded Lot Near Bidwell Porter 1 Bedroom 740 441-ono Someone to share rent w th two other college people 3 bedroom 2 bath tra1le 1n Athens Close to Oh10 Un vers ry and Hock ng Col lege Total rent $500 monrh and depos•t plus uullt1es N ce qUiet count!) sett1ng 740 992 5065 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fUJ mshed and unfurn shed security deposll requ ~re d no pets 740 992 2218 2 bedroom fur apt dep + rei North 4th Ave M ddleport Oh o 1 304 882 2566 2Mrm apts total e ectr c ap p lances turn shed a unary room fac hiles c ose tQ school n ow n Appbcat ons ava able at VIllage Green Apts f49 or call 740 992 3711 EOH 3 br 106 7th St a"Va labte now ref req 304 675 8806 'BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive !rom $279 to $358 Walk to shop & mov1es Ca I 740 446 2568 Equal Hous ng Qpportun ty Beech St M1dd epor! 2 br fur apt ut 1 pd dep + er 304 882 2566 Downstairs Apartment Water Pad 91 Cedar Street Gallipolis NO PETS 740 383-1100 Furn shed 4 Rooms & Bath Com pletely Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smok ng Ref erence & Depos•t Required Also Furmshed 2 Rooms & Bath Up stars 740 446 1519 Gracious I vlng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Rivers de Apartments In Mldd e port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Hous ng Oppor !UniteS Nice 2 bedroom all uti pad ref+ depos1t 304 675 4302 N•ce 2 bed oom apt appliances furn shed ref +dep 304 675 4302 Oak wash stand $200 00 cherry d n flO table and corner hutch $1 000 Cherry bed and chest $400 00 304-67!}-421 ~ t 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise •WARMUP! • Furnace Heat Pumps & Aw Con d ton ng F ee Est1matls1 If You Don t Call Us We Both Lose 74Q-448-6306 1 800-291-(1096 N ce 2 bedroom apa tment 1n Po me roy all ul t es pad no pe s 740 992 5858 Nice Clean 2 bed oom referenc Washer /Dy'er Hook Up• 304 675 5162 Now Takmg Appl cat ons 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 1616 HO 446 0957 740 446 6515 One bed oom apartment n Mid dleport all uti t es paid $100 de past S270 month ca ll 740 992 7806 8am 5pm Furnished Rooms C rcle Motet Lowest Ra t~s In Tow n Newly Remodeled HBO C nemax Showt1me & D1sney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Cons truct on Workers Welcome 740 441 5696 740.:441 5167 460 Space for Rent Downtown F~rst Floor Olhce Space Second A"enue Proles s anal Or Aeta I 740 446 0139 Or 740 446 4383 Mob1le home s e available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy ca ll 740 385 4367 740 446 9552 MERCHANDISE 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14x70 1 a e 2 bedroom rent $250 $150 deposit no pets 740 742 2714 51 o 2 Bedroom 14X65 Gas Hea SIO"VeS Wate Heate $350 00 ncludes cab e water t ash {740) 446 0368 Household Goods Appl ances Recond toned Washers Dryers Ranges Refr 90 Day Gua antee nch C ty Maytag 740 446 7795 GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 V ne &treet Ca11 740 446 7398 1 888 818 0128 Used Furn lure Store Below Hoi day Inn In Kanauga Twin Beds Complete $115 Fun Beds Com plate $135 Hutch $75 Dmettes D essers Couches 740 446 4782 520 Ext A Groom ShOp Pet Groommg Featuring Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 2 Kmg S1ze Headboan'l s Fot Sale LkeNew1740446--1320 Cat 553 Sheep Foot Roller $40 000 48 Inch Double Drum Roller $3 200 Over 200 Hang Bracke s $6 000 3 Parts Tra ler 1 La Turner Grader $7 500 2 000 Pd Headache BaH 550 Gallon Fuel Tank $350 1 Trent Box $4 500 2 000 Gallon Water Tank $600 Top Can Trencher $4 500 P pe la ser $4 500 V1brator Temp 4Ft Cap 416 740 643 2916 Aller 4 740 643 2644 Af ter 6 00 740-643 2300 Chest Freezer G E Refngerator Ethan Allen Love Seat Deacons Benet! Cherry Broyh II Head Boa d Full /Queen Dmmg Table While /B.utcher Block 4 ChaHs AKC Vorksh e pllpp es shots and wormed ready to go $350 ma e 1 $400 female 304 895 3926 AKC male Pomeranlan young adult orange with ped gree $150 AKC Aeg1s1ered Yet ow Lab Pups 1st ShOts & Wormed $175 Each 740.:256-6733 AKC SheH e pupp es jm mature collleSI sable and white mil $250 each also female fer et $125 74().992 5073 Australian shepherd pup• me rles $75 (2 tamale- 1 male) black $65 (4 ma es) 740 949 2128 evenings Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sat 11 6 Ftsh Tank & Pet Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Point Peas ant 304 67.5-2063 Sporting Goods Beretta 303 20 Gauge Has Bole $450 00 870 Express W th Ha s ngs A fie Slug Ba rell And Tu key Cholle $350 00 740 446 9487 88 Chrysler LeBaron 2 door 5 speed standard 4 ely turbO e.w. CHRISTMAS PUPPIES Wh lo s1gner Seres Flo11da car I'I'Hnl condition $8500 74Q-742 323t1 720 Trucks for Sale 1975 Chevy 112 ton 4x4 ne'A fires exhaust good shape& nmg cond t1on $3 500 304 77'3 Air Black $2 800 5 Speed 740 4.fe7318 1997 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 4 0 Engme 5 Speed Transm SSIOn French C ty Pet Groom ng by Ap po ntment "Ultra Wash Bathing System~ 650 Second Ave Gall pols 740 446 1528 92 SOnoma 304 576 2903 4039 740 446 1004 FIREWOOD Cut Spilt De vered! Ja ed 740 4466566 Chad7404461271 F rewood For Sale $35 Per Truck Load 740 245 9337 TRACTORS F nanc ng As low As 6 9% W th John Deere Cred t Appro"Va On Used Tractors Carm chael s Far m & Lawn Galhpolts Oh o 740 446 2412 Or 1800 5941111 Also See The New 4000 Series Compact Ut l ty Traclors se ....eral In Stock $30 740 992 5740 1947 Farmall B front end toa ~e r runs good $950 740 992 5430 GE heavy duty elCtra Ford 2000 Tracto Power Steer .ng w th Brush Hog Grader Blade -=:xece lent cond $3 500 675 3824 F rewood cut spilt and del vered ca pac ty 6 cycle 2 ~K=~~~~~;" 1 ~-=-=-------less than 2 yrs New Farmers Tobacco Co Inc ask A play Ohio Is now race vlng to heavy duty d ye 7 yrs o bacco and 1st sa le 23rd Nov 1 ng $340 for both 740 992 1l 17 868 844 4365 Ask lor Orville Grubbs P1ano tun ng & repa s Whalen Ed son Mays 675 1858 Problems? Need Tuned? Call the panoDr 7404464525 Used D tch w tch Trencher $1 500 oo Call 740 694 7642 JET AERATIONMOTORS Repaired New & A9bullt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 Mo" ng Sa e So d Maple Kitchen Tab e 2 Leaves 6 Chars Sleep er Sofa Lovesea Whirlpool Au tom at c Washer Metal Of! ce Desk New Oak Vanity 740 379-2720 AFTER 6 PM New Aa nbow Tr sta I And Eure ka Vacuums 50% Off While They Lastt Days 740 446 4553 Even 111,QS 740 446-6161 Your Area John Deere Dealer Fol Res dent1a1 And Commerc a Lawn Equipment Compact Uti ty Tractors F om 20 To 39 HP All Sizes Of 4 WD And 2 WO Farm T actors Hay Equ •pmen t John Deere Skid Steer Loaders Check w th Us About F nanclng On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fi nanc ng On New And Used Equ pment earm chael s Farm & Lawn Gall polls OH 740 446 2412 1 800 594 1111 630 Livestock 3 ~ra Bred Angus He lers 6 Mon hs From R-eg sterad Stock $425 080 Serious lnqu1res On y 740 441 1182 Stoke mat c Stove Useej 2 W n ers Ve ry Good Cond on $900 740 388 8159 Stove W 1h Double Oven $~00 00 Sma l Refr gerator $50 00 27 RCA TV $50 00 Needs Some Work 740 368 6832 Tandy 000 RL computer key boar d pr nte mon tor & hard d ve great beg nner s computer $200 740 992 6227 Three piece Padget I v ng room su 1e navy b ue be ge wllh bur gandy and g een st pes wood tr m brand new cond I on stl has reta Is lor ta gs on couch $2899 95 sell lo $ 11 00 740 742 3802 used natural gas cook ng s ove n good co.nd very cheap $30 00 304 675 3308 Want Firewood'? Cu De ve ed Stacked $45 00 Pe Load 740 Wh te Leghorn Hens Rabbits 740 256 t615 640 P gs & Hay & Gra1n Hay lo sale one m Ia north on Rt 2 Squa e Bates $1 00 $2 00 sa urday only 304 675 4869 Lg round ba es $12 00 a bale m xed hay 304 675 1365/ 304 675 5028 Round Bale Hay 0 chard Grassy Clover Tom Kessel 740 446 7787 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Oh ~ t 800 537 9528 We buy ant ques and part a or complete estates baby tems and old F estawa e Jeans Fur niture & Antiques Tuesday through Fr day 11am 4pm 145 North Sec ond M ddlepo WHITES ME"AL DETECTORS Call 740 256 6463 1980 1990Tucks$100 $500 Po ICe mpounds All Makes A"VaMable 1 800 290 2262 X 3901 ,. ., TEA fo\K") ... ~ f101-J i'IIC£ Of YOU TO I!'lVI~ lA£ TO ~VE.fa.ID lA\CA~~' '{(JUIZ:. ~C.T~ 1 l MtV& 1--U\'1' WORNN'I"LE. I 1985 Fo d Ranger 4x4 F berglass Topper Black 5 Speed Standard vs $1 aoo 740 388 9628 1991 Chevy lumina APV 7 Pas sanger Loaded $4 500 00 Runs Good 740 446 8962 740 93 WOULD Motorcycles Yamaha $1800 304 882 B laste r WITH E STATE ,..THLETIC ask pg 3921 COMMI~ 1985 250 Polans a n new pans StON $2 000 740 985 3839 740 985 9820 95 4 "wheeler kawasak 2~0 buoy JUS I Ike new $2 000 304 882 3652 West North East INT Pass 3 NT All pass 1988 Bata 216 Garage Kept UJc:e New Hours 740 258 1378 Alter 9 PM Summa s not over! KawaSal(l STS Jet sk. st II under war ant~ three seater 83 horsepowetto bought new Ju y of 97 three match1ng Kawasaki sk vests and Ira lerlel go w h It Priced to se ~ - sea-le 31 Blln.o.rd 37 Orgregulates air lrlllllc 38 Big lizard 401nta41 Citrus fruit 42 O.nlah mu•ure 43 Direction 45 Sllopplng Georges was dumpmg tncredJble amourils of ratn on !tio many unfortu 46 seed coating center 47 nma 4t TV a Peeplea 50 What I Up.-? 52 Old soldier 53W-a Hln CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos edtlton for a hsl pnce below $40) and a weallh ot mlormauon and 1nstruc11on The had pomt 1s thai 1t ft:Onlatn~ only mal<nal prevtously published by Balslnrd tn Bntam (which you tmd oul onl) hy readmg the cnpynght pa~e) II os the maJ<mty of II books md one reprmt most of wh1ch have ~en revt~wed m lhts column preva ously (Some sechons have been removed to avotd duphcauon ) Of the 12 books SIX relate to btd dmJ three 10 declarer play and lhree to defense Here South IS m three notrump West leads !he spade lour hve ktn!! three Back comes lhe sp tde J tck Should SoUih duck or Lover' Why' It Easl sl tried wllh lhe dnublelon K J ol sp Ilks ded trer must duck Bul 11 E tsl has Ihe K J 10 South must 1.::0\·cr to blod: I he su11 (If East h ts K J x SoU!h IS doomed It spades ore 4 4 Soulh s pity " orrekv tnt 1 The key IS \Ve . . t ..,Jc 1d 1 lnurth tuvh esl lour As dcd trcr holds !he thr<e 1t West ts m Honeo;t En2:hshman he Will h tve ~11 most tllvl! ~.:ani sutt So 1he roJhl pity'' I!Hoverlhepck w11h the queen The book IS av ul.tble lor $41 9~ postpaod from The Bnde< 'World C til (ROO) 'i99 (X)11 lo order Celebrity Ciphef Ctyplograns ! • CrNIId lrom quota~ ~ famous peopte past and pruenl E.w::n tetter n tNI C.phef stands lpr another Todlys cu. x equal5 v va FHWUYBM CSHJL PS B OFYBHF) RYKBYSL A GOOD START FOR A GOOD EXPLANATION 710 Autos for Sale 790 1980 1990 HONDA CARS $100 $500 Pol ce Impounds All Makes Ava able Cal 800 522 2730 Ex 4420 1984 Cava er elCcellent cond on $900 740 378 9806 Campers & Motor Homes 0 Reorronge letters of the L A V DA N I I' I I I NEBLD I ·1 li I 7795 19J!7 Cad 1 ac Se"VIIIe Dev1!te White 4 Doors All Optmns 80 t4 0 M es New Tires Excel lent Gondltlon 740 446 2300 t 988 Ba1a garage kept Ike new 100 hrs 740 256 1378 alter 9pm C&C General Home Main tenence Pant ng vinyl s ding carpentry doo s windows bat~s mob e home repa r and more For fee est male cal Chat 740 9 92 6323 Professional 20yrs exper en,ce w th all masonery br ck block & 1988 Bonnev lie LE ma oon 4dr new I res & b akes good cond $3 200 304 675 5792 alter 5pm stone A so oom add 1 ons ga rages e c F ee est mates 304 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refrlgerallon Res1den al or commerc1a wlr n9. new serv ce or epa rs Maste t:l censed elettr c an Rlden ou Electr cal WV000306 30 4 675 1766 r ..;.H~I:..,:..S...:.T,.;.....ll..~- :-, I" I - 1- I- I,..._,.,..F A mother of three sons says th11t an adolescent hates to put the1r shoulder to the wheel bUt ~_.:________:~'-.,loves lo get t 5 _ I I I I . . . . G) Complete lhe chvdle quoled by f Jl ng 1n the m ss ng wo ds you develop from step No PRINT NUMBERED lETIEIS IN 1HESE SQUARES SCRAM LETS ANSWERS Loafer Tempo Whole Tendon FOOT DOWN Gra~ny always told me that I should make sure I was on f1rm around before lout mv FOOT DOWN ITUESDAY NOVEMBER17I MDNTAHIIE I~ UntR~'v' P~!iDCCUPI~O Wl!fl ~IS -----"-!Xl ABS1JrlD POWfRWALKI/J6 Home Improvements • BASEMENT Appl ance Parts And Serv1ce All Name Brands Ova 25 Years Ex pe ence A Wo k Guaranteed F ench C y Maytag 740 4_,J3 A four $Crambl&d words below to form four s1mple words SERVICES WATERPROOFING ~> Uncond anal I let me guarantee loca references fu n shed Es labllshed 975 Call 24 Hrs (r: 401 446 0870 1 BOO 267 0576 Aog e s Wale proofing NtYUYN WOlD GAM I 1983 Motor Home 56 ooo M.UI_,s In Gooi:l Shape 740 367 7096:0r 740 367 7070 ... I"' 810 (JKYHLKH PREVIOUS SOLUTION "The only sound louder than a lone drove off hos bal the shatterong of steroo!ypes • - Boll Plaschke on Sammy Sosa SIR . New gas tanks & bOdy parts 0' & A Auto R pley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800 273 9329 y 8 . UNSOAMBlE ABOVE lEITERS TO GET ANSWER Budget P, [ ced Transm. ss~Ontli and Eng nes All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transm sslons 740 245 5677 91 Chevy Cavalier stahonwagon oaded 73 000 miles $2800 304 882 3921 I ::::=2.:.::-._:_:::_::::.:__ _ __ Auto Parts & Accessories y L CYKA $ WELL MAAM I REAL.IZE AS I'M SURE VOU Ml/ST ALSO REALIZE TKAT WE DO NOT LIVE IN A PERFECT WORLD SO 0 IHL 0 I Y K I WDWM L.:.JL---L--L-.1..-L-..J PEANUl~ 2045 w I consider trade lo r a good pontoon boat ( 760 BIWB EHUVHXYLP J B S N MSG . ,---,--:,--1\ 22 Brown pigment 23 'llii111er wnlllr Leonard 29 RCMI 30 GIXNOB TRLIE FOR AL.L. OF THE QUESTIONS 12 Emulated an artist marathon 26 Eye part 27 Mom a aloter 6 I 11 Tardy 19 On the(runnong from the copa) 21 UnHed 24 Made lion aounda 25 RedCro•• II , 't'ES MAAM l PLIT DOWN 10 Sighed cry By Phllhp Alder At abnutlhe, une 11me Humcane 750 Boats & Motors for Sale Ron AI son 1210 Second Ave nue Galt pols Oh o 740 446 4~36 ~Ac~ 1984 Che~y KS Blazer Cam~er Spe1cal 4x4 AC AT New Tires I Exhuast Must Sell! $3 300 080 740 446 3580 Lea\le Message Before 5 00 TRANSPORTATION · 446 2847 Waterline Spec a 3 4 200 PS $2 95 Per 00 f 2-00 PS $3)' 00 Per 100 AI Brass Com p ess on Flit ngs n Stock t979 Dodge Van 12 Passenger Runs Good Automat c $650 00 South 650 l1r;e pa~es 10 a hardback S~&..VtS FOJ Pfl.~SII>tNTI At, THE BORN LOSER 1-workero $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949i Dee p ocess1ng and summer sausage WV Sausage Company 907 4th ST New Haven V'N 304 882 3114 Army Or g nal Camouflage by Sandyville Post 011 ce Sams Somer" lie Fr Sun 12 5pm Oth e days afte 4 pm tnsu a ted Coveral s $35 00 304 273 5655 730 Vans & 4·WDs 37 Hook-llnd- The good pomls are 1wofold excellent value lor money (almost 882 3336 IN lellder 35 Borneo ope 36 Devoured :M F.,_ Soviet Starr POL.ITICO! POSITIONiftiG 97 Ford ranger 5 speed trans m1ss•on a r rally wheels ~d pla~er 17 000 m les askhig $8 000 304 675 3230 I 98 Ford Range XLT extendtd cab S 1 1 500 w thou! topper and $12 100 w th topper 3011$ 1986 GMC Truck 2 ton 304 675 1858 2• USED STOCK Nhl$ IT~M ong $1 350 304 675 7930 5pm 610 Farm Equipment • J 52 ._uon 5Eiectrifled parlicle 6 Kind 01 rod< 7 Ploul 8 Author Umberlo 9 Bema n.tle peuple lhe mnual tlood ut bndee books sltned Th< lirsl book was the bt .!!!est II 1s !<.Imply t.:alleJ Bndge (Black Do~ & Levemhal) edned by (,Jiorya Hale and Nancy FRANK & EARNEST 98 Dodge 4x4 1500 Senetl 13 000 m las 740 742 2803 aft~r FARM SUPPLIES ' & LIVESTOCK 32s.d 33 New Zealand The flood started with Georges 72+2 79 ford 4x4 351 eng auto a!\1( E111ra N ca Used fu n ture Ap pi lances Dinettes Freeze rs Beds Aefr gerators Stoves Washers DrY,er~ E c 740 446 DID YOU HOLD OL' BULLET FER HIS FLEA SHOT, P~W? 1987 Ford Ranger $2100 call t991 S 10 70 000 M les - lmowledgoa • K J 10 9Q9764 •• 3 Opemng lead • 4 5616 els hand led young and tame $50 eacl1 740 992 4280 Oomet c camper refr gerator 52x23 run s by 12 'VO t battery elect c or propane gas can 740 742 3805 after 6pm ' roo Coc~at S be nan Husky Pup 8 9 Weeks Old Fema e $55 740 446 1286 II 11- 7930 90 Ltncoln Town Car Carter c:(e 1 Kit • 2 Light brown 3 Sword handle 4 AAA Vulnerable Ne1ther" Dealer South -89 ford escort $550 304 675 Church pews tor sale 12 twe "e toot 4 ten toot $200 each 740 949 2217 B ch n Ft~s';! $250 00 Poss l t j t l ( l l l f 11(11 I I t I ce!lent cond1t100 new eng1ne ooty 10 000 mlles under warranl:y new turbO fuel pump water pump and radrator askrng $3000 call 7f0 992 5024 740 992 CFA Reg ster Pers an Klltens "Very flat face assorted colors $250 ea 304 675 7273 If( DOWN 28r.=r 9 • Q 8 3 9AK8 • K J 2 "'K 8 6 4 coo 740 379 9381 Elect IC Scooters Wheelcha rs New And Used Sta rway Eleva tors Whee lcha r And Scooter Lilts Bowman s Homecare 740 446 7283 4 2 87 bUICk century 4 door V 6 auto $1 304 882 3652 bloOel"" y 74Q-379-9061 D1lch w tch trencher d gs 4 feet deep $2 500 740-694 7842 10 South Toy 74Q-949 2202 A JIOCIIIO'I 51 Bird home 54 ~o!Kbld skin .,.. 55 ....,.,.,. 56 Unbr-. 57 Corai!Ginchl -lyZM- East 1443 740 446 2927 Dmmond cluster r ng s ze 8 ap p OJt 113 carat 14K band $300 • 1995 LeBaron Comfortable G T M1nt Cond11 on Orchard Wh. fe Top 26 000 Miles 740 .446 7 PI 11ident Ford 13 Genua Olents 25 Certain. •AQI098 74().446-0231 74~96-1085 1 Crypt & Plate $350 740 367 78&4 ••J52 1993 CheVy Astro Extended Van Till CTUIS& Ale Reese Hitch Cond $5 900 00 {740!446+-9218 Pels for Sale a: Prwate 1i a ler lot For Rent OVe 112 Acre 6 M les From Gallipolis Fa clory Goal Save Thousands Cat 1 800 948 5618 Fo sat e o rent mob e home 14x70 Venture 19135 three bed oom total electr c pr ce $8000 ent $300 per month $200 r1e pos and ut es no l!C 740 2 Bedrooms Oepos11 No Pets 740 245 5582 After 5 740 245 56911 Tw n Avers Tower now accept ng appl cat ons lo 1br HUO subs d zed apt for e del'ly and hand capped EOH 304 675 6~79 1974 12x65 mob le home 2 bed ooms total e ec r c 740 742 2803 after 5pm 1979 Fal mont 4Ft X 60Ft Can Be Seen A K&K Pt Peasant Catt 740 446 431o 560 Tara Townhouse Apa tments Very Spacious 2 Bea ooms 2 Floo s CA 1 1 2 Bath Fully Car peted Pat o No Pets Lease Plus Secur ly Depos t Req u ed 740 446 3481 6pm 1606 After 5 00 2 Bedrooms $375Nio Plus Ullh hes & Deposit No Pets 740-4464313 740-446-0879 New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per mo Fee a r sk rt 1 800 691 6777 By owner 725 Page Street M d dleport house & 3 lots must ~e to apprec ate will sell house With out ots lor $89 000 740 992 2704 740 992 5696 For sale on land contract 2 bed room neuse m Pomeroy 3 bed room house In Racine 4 bedroom house 1n V nton County 740 384 4808 or 740 384 0138 Aelrences 740-36Nl632 304-755-5885 New t998 14x70 three bedroom mctudes 6 months FAEE ot rent Includes sk1rtmg deluxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month w th $1075 down Call 1 800 837 3238 'fi 1991 Muslang Convert ble btack Red A/C P W POL autom Trans Cruise 4 cylmcfer 304 675 4067 Before 5 00 304 675 ·==-- AnewW tD Poud:c iM Puz.de 41a.-org 44 -de cologne 14 Ollhe15 - . 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Ohio · Weather Historians unearth reasons for germ warf~re propaganda · By MIKE FEINSILBER Associated Press Writer 1\ASIII'I:GTON- C<~kl War hi't. IIJR' 'J.) the~ ht.'" llt)IA krk)"'- fl~)l'"e Ji"ltlPl and v. h\ the S..n 1d L:nion ,,nJ Chma 1.J.briL"a't&:J a C41llp;.~ign in tl 11: 1~5(h tu Lom in(I!' t~ "',.-ld that the- l.Jnit~d StatC"' u-.ed germ and • . . 1-k:mu:;.~l v.arfan~ in th" Korean War. Nc-\1. -..hx:uQlC"nt.Jn. C\ ,JC"r\Ce frum \ lu~o" ·.., · '1111-...:...:r~t Jn:hi\'C'' 'u~­ ::c'h th..ti the Lharg_c \A.a ... in~ltgated h; Ch tn~~ fid~ .uhi-<r' to the: ',;unh Knre.m .... With nlJR} Korean\ ~h tng nJ r..·holera. I he Chin<!'\C advi..;_., , <.kcrJ'd U.S. c~mical. and bio'· 1gH.·od \LJrfarc mu ...r ha\•e bt."en the .cu,~ . 1 ··Jt \'"-'a huge L:anlpaign. waged t lm•u~ h the.> pre'' a nd ~ l'be World l \.: ~u.: ..: Cnuncil. a Sm·ic-t-Oacled or~a n11 ,ll um ,.. uh hr•.mche, in many coun~ 111~~. ·· ';.u J hhltlrian Kathryn Weathl·r . . h~. J 'JX'dJif,l on lht! Suviel\' role '111 I hi! Kor~an \'.:'ar. 'There were pub· l1( t~.m ti - l: . S . J dCmon.-:.traiions in mo'l \\ l"'lc-rn Enmpean countries and i1 u>mplicated th< early year.; of NATO bet:au~ there "ere- Oemon"-r.uion' a~ain't meetin8' of the We,tern alliance becau..e of t.,._ alle"a. c tioo,. ·· To make !he c-ll:lq!e sticL.t~ c<Nnmuni~ot' ~c-nt In n .tr.ann.linary me:.t,ur~ .. - iufeclinl! Nmth Korc..~n, a"JIItn~ &:\n:ulion \\llh pl;.~gue and dv•l<ra "' their boJi'' could b.l'hu"'n IH uut,it.lc- · imc,li~htP.. and fun.:u•e 1." captur.!d Anlt";ican pilot~ to ~oign .. ~.~unte,,ion,." Th< un<.knaking. hle'"d by Jo-ef Stalrn and hacked b\ Mau T...:-tune JnJ Chou En~lai. hati ""1\C' lingering · \UU:t""" · The t·hargc. denoul'k.:<J by U.S. llnidal~ from Pre,idc!-m Truman do"n. wa' repeated in a 1'18'1 book by t"o · British journali>ts. Peter Williams and D-Jvid Wallace. and again in a 1990 t'eremony ~taged by Beijing. ''Nei ther Soviel officials nor Rus!\ian oneS have lt) 'his day c:v~r , 'lated that I~ Kurean War biological warfare allegations W<r'< fal~. ··~aid biological warfare spt·cla li ~l Miltdn Leitenberg of I~ University nf Mary - IJntL U... ing 01!~1) at:\."~''ible tJ\II(U~ menl<. Leitenherg and We.uh<'r-"l put ll)<tl.!thcra ntJ~ ~tt-i."an-be«du..:\."tl ,,~Jy (Cummu,rn"-l Pan) uf ttl.! Sovid Uninnl ,.ere mi,l<'\1:· -aid the roolutitm. v.hich ha, oever hefoa """" ona>..le ruhlir. --~ 'f"'e'.Jd in the"""'' uf infunnalion ..holtll 1~ u-.. by !he Ameril.·an~r. ,.( hacleriuhtt~ical nr the tlarm aod the unptJblidzet.J J.~ci,uJn 1o bacL ntr j1. Ttl.:1r re...,arch i' to he publi-~J in t~ Bul""'"''"' in Kor.:a wa, had on fal"' letin of t~ Cold War International information. The accu~li\Nl<t again~l Hi,tory Project of the Woodrow Wil the Attll!'rit:an' wcr-e f.ctiliot.i ... •· ...on C~ntcr. a go,~rnrnt:RI~~of".Nl""-H'<d The ilhtigati()n ft,. making 1he think tank . t..'laim app~Jrently can~ from Chine'l.f!' lcii~b.:rg "Jill ttk- ducufll(nh lield ""'tml:llkle" aJ•i,inl! 1~ l'nnh .. prm iJe C:t;pliul and Lktaikd ( \' iKoreans. 1he rc="<.an:her' "ill). ' de-nee that the rhar~e' v. ere- nmui\'ed Soviet aJvi"'" alrea.lv haJ raid and frauJulenC - • t~ Pll''ibilit} with t..;ir. Chine-.. The nc:~ c:\ idem:e Lan'k: from the "\.'ounterpan.,. Tbe Chine~ oklvi,;en.. Prrt<tiidc:ntial An:hi'<' in Mn\Cow. " not wi,hing to he ~uiity of lack of which i' ,till do"'d tu all but a handvi~ilance ... nerv<Mhly t"oncluded that ful ofRu"ian '""'arc-he". In January. the AmerK:an planes thai dominated a research<r '""a' ~nnin.:d tc~ mal~ the <kio;s over North Korea and occanott"\ from 121.k:x.'umcnt,. A Japane-..e 'iunally overflew Chine'<' tc!'rrilory new,pap.:r. Sanlei Shimhun. wrote were re'pt•hil)le for 1~ outbreak of about the: Ji,~,.·lu-.ur<o\. anc.J n1411.1~ lht" cholc:rJ. plague a~ .other inro:tious note!'> availabll!' 10 'tholar<t. ~;,~"'.:r;~e~""r ''~ 52· .. M.•. weathThe charee wa.; made in 1\152. at the h!!i!..!ht (lfthi!' ,KIIrean War ami at They informed Beijing. Chou and a time .:\•hen 1'\nrth Kor<J ~.·.onfmni,:J .. Mao nr<kred a laboratory inve,tigama"'i!\i\'t: ourbreal..~o uf dmlc:ra a1iJ tinn. bitt tht;n <.knoonced the United plague. States. without waiting for results. With an armi-.tiLt" nnl)' a few On Feb. 22. 1952. Nunh Korea momh' awa\'. a 'i.'L"ri."t ~1a) 2. 19.53 told the United Nation' that U.S. airresolution <;f lh< pre,idium uf lh< cmft had dropped disea...e-heariri:r Council of Mini,ter' of I~ U.S.S. R. in.;ecl• in ""ven raid>. Two weeks latbad.c!U away frorl1 'rhe Lhargc:. lh< er. Chou charged the United States Oocumenh "hu"-' . · had"""' 4-IK aircraft nn 61! mi"i""' ··The Soviet Gm·ernmt:nt and the '" 'pread plague. anthr•x. chok(a. ·. Ce'nlr~l Comminec: ,,)f the CPSU ''· «!n..:~phaliti~ _anJ m~ningitis. E•en art.er k:tmin• t~ truth. ~~-­ Wc:athcN>y '"'""'· ,..;., -,.,._, aw...-ently """illin~ ln r•.neil the dnm.:-tic b.:oefrt, ,,- .:barging tht: United Sbta. with u'in~ ~ioou' •eapnn' ·~in" Chill<!-.. .,.Jidrer\. not to men tion the prop-•!"'flda •alue intcrnatinn,.!ly." . Withoot any field iov..,llg;ttinn ''" ' ill\ own• .iJn " fntemationoll Scien11fic Co'!tml"ion" 1.;<1 by Briti ,h bi.,_ .:hemi.'il Joo;cph Nee.lham. an avowed Marxist i:o.M~ed ·a . 6l:J9-p.a~( report 3CCepting the Chine-e claim' on the · h-a,is of teslimooy from wit""'""'· It Tom J.,;;;:pdllla om. R.., Or;· MHSathletes honored, Page 6 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Family Medicine column, Page 8 Today: Sunny High: 60; Low:40 "'" Nud~am. ntlW <kad, who repe;il<J the d"'fgc on a 19'10 'cere· mony .. here~""-' honored by lkljinJi no hi' 'Jf-h binhd.ly. . l1k: Su" ll!l' v.~nt along.. bealm,g the drum nn a ,..,.-Jd,.id< •13J1.~- ~ Uni~ State- vigor•m•ly dem~d l~ .:ha.-ge. and. in IM aftermalh of St;JJin', d<ath jn March 1'153. the So•i· '"' -.ron did an ab<)ut-face . Sports Novema- 18, 1998 Tomorrow: Rain High: 60; Low:45 • • '·' bitOD and the Sllprf'•H werr '.lllmong 1hr 1960s pop ani1ts "ho Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper "'"g. '11)ongs C" beltcrw~~ - Volume Annua I By PAUL SOUHRAD.A· . Associated Presa Writer Rutland Grade School Thursdav, Nov. 19I 1998 ' ., SERVING STARTS • 5:00 P.M. n· Ck-$5•oo·flclvGnCV Only ..:u RUTLAND VOL FIRE DEPI • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 49, Number 140 Single Copy - • ·tickets Available at: OUI!IIty Print Shop, Rutland Dept. Store, Joe's C~untry Market, IL----..!~~~2!!::l.~AI~I~V<~o~1-~F~Ir!e~m:e:n:!.----~~ . COLUMBUS- With time winding down for this session, stale lawlllakel< have one la.o;t major piece of legislation: $1.7 billion slate construction budget School distrk1s are to m:eive $505 million for school repairs and construction over t~ two budget yean; eliding June 30. 2000. according to lhe budget introduced Tu~'lday in the House. Ohio's colleges and universiti~ would get $547 million. and about $250 million would go toward state and local correctional facilities. · · Most of the !llOney for 1~ projecL• will be raised through state-backed bond<. About $195 million will come from~lh~ state's general re venue fund or from specific agency accounL<. ~ added emphasis on education means less money available for community project<- locally backed spending for museums.- community centers, paOO; and Olh_er programs that don't necessarily have any' • thing to dQ .with ~late government. Paolo DeMaria. slate budget director, told members of th~ House Finance & Appropriation< Comrniuee. . -"This means that there may be m<lre than the usual disappointment about t~ end result with regartj to other 'pending area<:· DeMaria 'aid. ·:However. I believe the amounLs provided in this bill are sullicient in ·' .ali instances to adequately meet the need' of stale programs and community need<." . • Lawmakers did find $44 miHion in the bill for the new st.1diums for tht: Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Btowns footb-JII teams. But unlike in 1996, wheot the debate over schools versu.s stadiums threatened 10 derai I the capital appropriations bill. committee memben< didn't even question the spending. But Scoit Pullins, director of the Ohio chapter .of the National Taxpayers Union. did. "It fru.<lrates me that it is "irresponsible' to cut taxes ... but it is ·economic d~velopment'lo drop millions of dollars irito spons stadiums ami ' tht:aters and other. what I would con,ider. lu>ury projects." Pullin' said. Rep . Char leta Tavare;rD-Columbus. doe>nl discount the value of the artS and ~pon ... projeLh. She jU!\1 wi"he' h~r colleagul!'!\ were mort! inler~ <>led in ot~r type, ur community projects- particularly those that hdp '· people .prepare t~ make the lran . . ition from welfare to work or revitalize blighted area,, · ~ A lui uf lawmaker~ cnn<oi<.ler the ··communlly ·· in community pn~ect to mean a geographic area. Tavare' complained. She think• of community in term!\ uf t~ J>e:nple whn live there. "These are all of ours tax dollars." 'he said. Comr'!lith:c: Chairman Tom Juhn"ln said he= ht\ped to keep changes to the bill to a minimum and to have a vote this week. The full Hou'«! likely then would take up the;. b>ue during the first we<k <?f December. ,he said. Then it would go to the Senate for 'considemtion. Rival ... ·~claims Middleport , parade to be held Sunday enough votes to oust Boehner WASHINGTON (AP) - This is the ultimate insider's game: an election open only to majority-pany members of the-House of Representatives. to· choose their top ollicials by secret ballot. The lawmaker challenging Ohio's John Boehner for I~ No.4 leader~hip job thinks he has victory in hand . Boehner's team was confident. too. describing the incumbent as making insurance calls 10 people who've already pledged their support. · He wa< being challenged by Oklahoma Rep. J.C. Waus, whose ollice bragged of having promises of support from 120 fellow Republicans. : Boehner's team·offered the names of what it described as a cross-sectioo of his fimuupporters. but refused to say Tuesday what its internal count had reached. " It's been our experience lhat playing the JlUmbers game prior to the vote is ~ useless exerci se," said spokesman Dav.e Schniuger. '"The number is almost certain to be . wrong. • ~ However. 'he said Boehner was conlidenl of victory and using the last . day before the vote to make insurance calls to ·colleagues who 'd previously gl~dged their suppon. · Wal ls ' spokeswoman, · Tobi P_a t Smith, R.N., FNP Nurse practitioner. in 'place at VMH clinic oes 7 Chc ... t~:r parcel:-.: . ' Iked . Debra' I-. Folmer to Danie l R. Folmer. Sali sbury parcel: De.d. Kenneth R. and Debra G:unbill to Garv. Carr. Rulland,.. part:els: Deed. How ard W.. Newland Jo Gl~n R. Bissell. Chc!:..t~r. nil ;.mJ !.!,as: DeeJ. John T. and Judith- A. Wiliiarm tri Larry W. an<i L. June Banks. Sulton: Deed. Mae McPeek. deceased. tn Janel K. Oroenv eiJ. Oli ve: · Deed , Ralph R. and Domthy BaJgley to Lt:stc r M. anJ Caml yn L. Ohl i ll£~L Sullpn: Deed. Rubert E. and Jud y M. li ill. RtJbert E. and Judy M. Miller to Kevin Oiler and'l.ois Eb lin. Rutl,und : Dc~O. Gwenda R. Swan n, Vircihia G. and Gwrge William BuwJ;, to Susan R. Jenkins. POJncroy; Right of wuy.l\nlland Anhur Gih!-.On Jr. to Culumbu" StlU lhern Pow~ 0r. Scipio: Right of way. Da vid L. and Janel M. Lonas to CSP. Scipio: · Right of way. Rnbert 1:::. anll Dortha W. Deibler Jo CSP. Olive : Right of way. Ronald W. V;.uH..'t: to CSP. Olive: Deec.l. Bt:rmml V. · anJ, Muxint: Fu lt z to £ernard·' A. Fultl Fum il y Trust, Pomeroy parcds .. Actions to end marriages filed 'f hc fo ll ow1 ng al:tion~ tl, end marriugt: were fileU rcL:cntly in the ui'fil."c ol' \t1c.:ig' Colllli,Y C l i."r~ of Cnurl" Larry Spe ncer. . . Di ...... uturinn a!\k~d - Tnny Eugene Conno ll y. Ponland. and Jeanna Kay Conno ll). Portland. N<~v . fl. U11nrce' "'keJ - Luella Raymond. Al ban y. from Ron:riJ J. Raymond. ('hkagt~. Nnv. t): Ndlic: B. t-l enJrix. Mit!dkporl. from Norman R. lt~nllr i·<. . ~ l1ddleporl. Nuv. -1 . . · l)j.,.,olu tlon . . gra nt l!d - Barhara La'v\>TCnl·e unU Jeremy Ll\vn.: tH.:e. N,uv. 'J . JaL:I..ie Creme;Jn-.. and J am~., Ci'~mcan'-. Nov. 'J: Ronald Na th an lf y. . .L'II and I illlla K:11 lh•,cl l. Nov. 1! . Dl\<or~e . . ~ ran l~d- Aaron Li.!C Vic l..cr'i from S!Ul"CY M;me v;.~.: h.c r . . . Nnv. 6: (" ; 1 r~)h n S~h.~· Litt l.: and Dmwld E. Lilli~!. Nov. IJ: Kenrh.:lh H. Pa}lll! frn11.1 (.,t li., J. 1-;:-,yne. Nov. tJ: Susann Alida Knight und Vinc.:n t E. Kni ght , Nov. ~ . season. Read all about it! Student newspaper hits -the street _ Ohio House approves _ expanding dove season Land transfers posted ··rhe following lanU transft!rs W(re in the offi ce. of Mi.:!ig..., Coun.ty Recorder Einmog.ent! . ll ur.n il l<ln : · Deed. JDan E. and John.A. Ander~ ""' · Ju<Ji th D. und Dnnald F. Di•oh tu John II. and Gre td 1e11 G. AnUer\0 11 . P1tmcrny/Sali)bury parcel: D<c<J. Bruner J...an·d Compa ny Inc. to Churb R. anJ El"e M. Paul. Rutl;! nd : De_c,J. Steven C. Ru-sellto Steve C. Ruv·.u\1. Colu mhi:.i: 1 Dccd, Corneliu~ and B<Jrbara ~1-'lli llip., hl Anthony anJ Rebecca 'v!cGralh, Ru tlan<J: · ,._ DeeJ. John W. and Barb,rra F. Mtlslcr-.; .Ill ROO V..'. <.UHJ Lora · A. DcJnc'llJ. Olive!: Deed . Dorothea L. D<tv is. Dorothea · L. St.:arbcrry <JnJ Ho.1ruiJ SLi.Jrhcrry to Ci ty Nationa~ Rank. 'vliddlepun: Dec-d. Char]e., Wi . . c tn R.nn M. and J;.uw:.: R. Drex ler. Sali:..hury: Deed.. Mirkcy 'E. and Annt:'tta :\1ay nard to Huddy Wuyne Jr. and Ruth Jc;mcue Eg.g.:r". S ~dem pal-eel . . : D~~d. Dalt: M. and !\lice Jo.Ann · Kautt to Dal\! M. Kautt Trust. Santa Claus will be coming to Middleport Sunday as lhe com· munily ushers in the holiday Edward' said her boss wa.' confident_, too, whil~ he and his whip team devoted the day to " triple checking our t"''iid commitments." ·· we think we have around 120 solid commitments and others leaning· our way, " she said. "We feel . good andwe'lll)e ready lo,go in there and see w~al happens. •• The magic number for today's scheduled closed-door, sedei ballot . was 112; Wafts needed that many to oust Boc:hner 'from the job of conference chainnan, and Bilehner needed that many to remain the No.4 person on the leadership ladder. 'I Walls had about ·,15 colleagues making persua>ion calls ,. on hi~ ! · behalf; Boehner 's staff said he had niore than 20 House Republicans · doing the same thin8 . ON SALE - The Eastem Flyer, a prolasbegan selling papers Tuesday. They are, from The Boehner- Walls race is son of · sionally·prlnted student newspaper, Ia now on left, Dakota Collins, Josh Nottingham, Rachelle the uodercard in Wedne"'ay's interaale at Eastern Elementary School. These first Davie, Audrionna Pullins, Richard Fisher and nal GOP bout. graders are among tile circulation etalf, which Casey McKnight. Unhappiness over the Republican Pany 's losses in the November election - and the strategic decisions made before the election unleashed pent-up discontent within the GOP that led to the resignation of Speak. er Newt Gingrkh and challenges 10 part of . pingrich's team , including . Boehner.' , By BRIAN J. REED school. with help from Linda Faulk , ing, whill!' yuung~r st ud~nts are asked / Sentinel News Staff who coordinates Eastern's School -to- 10 draw cartoons, report on sports, Students ul Eastern Elementary .. Work program, and other adult ad vi-' weather and class events. sell classi'iied advehisements. anrJ drum up ar~ taking their sc hool new.1 paper sors. The newspaper project is only the busir1ess for the new enterprise. very se riously, According 10 Faulk. 180 students The first issue of The Eastern Fly- first of several "busineS'es" which er hit the hallways of the school this will be op.:raled all he sc hool under in the building have signed up to work on the newspaper, and were COLUMBUS (AP) - The issue ""They asked for this change.,.. It wee-k. and for many student s at the the fe<.krally -funded program. Plans school. it's their first newspaper. ;m: also in Lhe' works for <1 sL: honl po~l ·given their c hoice of assignments. of dove hunting returned to the Leg- will help them manage the doves hetThe Eastern Flyer iswritten. pho- oJfice. a bank. and a radio and tele- Not surprisingly, a largl!' number of islature on Monday as lawmakers ter," he said: st udents signed up to work' on the lographed, designed and sold by stu- vi.,ion station. Faulk said. moved to allow an expansion of The House also agreed with SenQ<nts in grJdes one through,eight, and The program is d~si gned 10 show comics section of the newspaper, Ohio's season. ate changes to bill s that would extend with sports being another popular The measure was part of an OMo ' the statute of limitations on crimes 1includes school news. comics. and .<tudents the relationship between subject. ( 'Department of Natural Resources such as kidnapping and rape 16 20 paid .advertisements, whichure also · academic .s ubjects and the "real Students.are emhusiastic about the mid by students on the paper staff. world." and allows fur hanr.ls-(m biilthatthe House approved' R9-1 and years; widen fhe duties ulthe State new publication. according to Faulk. The newspaper will sell for 25 e•ploration or career fields . sent to the Senate. The vote c;tme less Board of Optometry and change the . ce nts per issue. The four-page news paper is and were thrilled when the ·llrsl edithan two weeks after voters turned di sciplinary prl)cedures of the Stale The newspaper is printe<.l in sian- (ksign(d using Pag~ m ~J.:er, 11 com~ tion arrived from The Daily Sentinel back a ballot issue that would have Medical Board; require owners to dard broadsheet formal by the Ohio puler layout program used by many offices, where they 01 re delivered outlawed dove hunting . . hold titles for off-road vehicles and after printing i... completed. Rep. Joseph Haine> , R-Xenia, make small changes in some publi c Valley Publishing Co.'s production co mmercial newspapers. The task o f Copi~s of the newspaper ar< also plunl in Gallipoli!<i. All other aspe<.:ts layout :J. nd design rests on the ~ h o ul · sponsored the amendment that would retirement systems. available to the general public. of the production of the newspaper ders ot' the older students in the buildallow the QDNR's Divi sion of Those bills go to Gov. George are performed by students at th e Wildlife to follow U.S . Fish and Voinovich. Wildlife Department guidelines. That The House also passed bills a bill could set the date for dove hunting as that 'would increase the benelits for early as Sept. I, he said. survivors of cenain poli ce ofticers The Legislature passed a bill per.- and firelighters . milling dov~ hunting during a simi- . · The Senate, also gelling into gear lar post-el ection ses.sion in 1994. wi th less than two months left in the Then last summer. a-coalftion of session. sent Voinovich a bill that animal : rights activists co lle cted would allow the ' late depanmeniS of On~ r~al estate agent doesn'rlike: COLUMBUS (AP)- if students of Columbus. The new rul t!s would enough .s ignatures to place the issue heath ;tnd naiurul resources lo work in the college town of Athens want to apply to all city dwe llings and will be seein g stuffed sofa.< on porches but before voters, who turned back the _together 10 reduce bacteria in Ohio's sit on the couch and study. they soo n discussed in a public hea ring before said the decision shou ld be between proposal 60 percent to 40 percent on lakes and rivers. goi ng before th<f~City Co un.ci l for a the land lo rd and 1enant. may be forced to do so indoors. ' Nov. 3. The bacteria have forced olficials vote. "I don't like the way itJo,lks. bu t A propo sed rewrite of the city's Do\le hunting season currently is in recent y~ars hi close occasionally housing code would ban couches and The city reviewed its regulations. h<Jw do yo u diiT~rentiate between an split into two purrs: from l;tte Sep- close be<Jches. especially a long Lake other living room furniture from the in part. becuuse uf stude nt C<!llllpfflints ovt:rstufft!d chair on a st udent front tember through mid-October and Erie in nonhwest Ohio. · front porches where they freq uently uboul the conJition of n!nt;il houses. porch and a padded wide: r cha ir nn from late October through late Senators also se nt Voinovich bills can be found in student rental homes . Bul the. snfa S{ llution may not have the front pon:h of an ow ner~o~.:cupieU November. that would authorize the Public Utiiho me·>" Eli zabet h Maule asker.l. . City oflicials say placing the fur- been whatth~y .had in mind. Rep. Donald Munley. R-Wesl Car- ities Commission of Ohio In enforce niture outdoors invites inse~..:t s, rats hh's been snid thai. the st udent s Cnunci lnmn Ed Buum,, chairman rollton. said hagg lin g over the sea- laws governing the muint.enunce pf and mice and draws complaints from don't really think this is trn appropri - of the Planning '11\d Deve lopment . son's lengt~ almost killer.l the 1994 fences anr.l walerwttys alongside rail- neighbors. ate ordinance." PierSo n sa id. · .Committet", ~~.t id the propn~al is no law and the currenl datl!s were set us roads , und ;:wthorize only the Jill Hein , u sen ior tdecommun i ~ · ditTererlt thap requiring' res ide01s to Athens is home to Ohio Universia compromise. He .said the ' Nov. 3 · Department of Agrkuilure and cor- ty. where 12.519 of the 19,241 stu- G~ tions major from Cinc innati, hns keep I he ir side~alks clen~ o f ice. vote proved that current Jaw works. lain local governments to buy prop- ' dents live off-campus in rental hous- liVed in a house where a sofa wc1s part "Whenever you live in a city t h~re "'The people of Ohio have just eny to prf'erve furmland . of the porch decor. She ad111i\s her are limitati ons on you r ubsolute freeing. voteo overwhelmingly to le~ve the They al so sent Voinovich a Demo••in a small college Jown , it's pret- . parents probabl y wouldn't let her dom because the p.:op lc are close to law as it is." Mottley said: cratic-sp{msored re solution urgin g ty muc h live and let li ve, und that's move living room furniture to the each ot he.r." he said. The House then approved the .President Clinten lo take measure s to what we've done with co uches up to porch at home b111 docsn' tthink the The new hou,in~ rules would ame~dment66-2o before passi ng the force other countries to comply with now," Steve Piersol). the city's direc- maller should be legis lated. inc lude c hanges th:~t · benefit stu bill . trade ayreements regarding steel tor of code enforcement. told The " 1 undt:r'i ta nd th e rt:!sident s of dt!nts. Pk:rson sa iJ. Tho~e indude Haines said after th e vote that the imports. Columbus Dispatch for a story Tue s- Athens wanting to upgraUc t'h c prop~ more t"'el:lril:HI outlets anU require~ Division of Wildlife wanted to give The Senate also passed bills that day. ertv values. but I thin k it\ m1 inva- 111ents thali \llldlord . . kee11 tht: ex. t eri ~ the Slate equal t'iUing with sutround- would: · . The couch ban is propo sed as pan sio-n of sorneonc's rig ht s to say they on. ~aint~d and wt:at ha ·tiglu-.· ing sll\les that start th eir dove-hunt- E~empl individual retirement of a rewrite of the hou sing regulations can't ptll anything they want on the ir .ing season ear her than Ohro. ·Continued on page 3 in. Athens. uboul 70 miles southeast porches," .she suit! . ,, 1 re co~dcd re ~.:t! ntly Fir e place Logs I Natural gas is Your Energy Edge'" all around tli.e • house: Gas is more comfortable, convenient and cleaner. It can save you lots of money. And it adds · value to your home. So whether you're building a new home or renovating your current one, use gas everywhere 'y ou can, ancl give your home an Edge. For more information about natural gas equipment and appliances, call Your Energy Edge'" representative at 1-888-293-EDGE (3343). www.columbiagasohio.com ' 35 Cents HoUse begins debate on construction budget -'RIEY DINNER I U . · ' Put Sm.ilh. RN-FNP of West Columbia, W.Va .. is -the new nurse practitlone r with the Vc:tc:rans M~murial Hospital's Health Clinic, locat~(,! in the! lll~ dic-al , huilllin g <lcro<os from1he hospital. . . Smit h is a r.:gislt!rt!d nurs~ wilh a bat:hdOr's degree and aJdilional dini~ " al training that l.JUJ!ifie" l1er as a family riuri'ie prw.:ti-tioner. Sh~ graUuatl!d 111 May from Marshall Unive rsi ty in Hunting.lon. W.Va .. 'and rompletcd her (..'\ ;llninatiom for I hi! Jc~i!!nation of RN-FNP. .. S1nilh ~\plaint"d that a~ a nurse proactitiuner. she is a primary he;,tlth Ci.Jre pmft!""ional 4ualifictl to to..ec parients in the same ci.Jpacity as a doc10r. but dc<Jiing with lc~" comp li cated healt h problem.~!. She said that wHile the fee to see a nur'e practitioner is about the same d~ for ~ec ing a Jm:tor. the wactitioner has more time to spend with a patient. Th i< means, she said. that there is more time to focus nn the health problem dS well as how that prnblem is affecting other parts o(the patient\ life . . · · " W..: can niTer u little more in~dcpth. individualized tre:..~tment hcl:ause we !rre al lowed more time to spend with the patient. We can he a pati<nt advocate. :.nil oflen we com assisl in locating other s~rv icc:s which the patient tnay need ." explained Smith. In her position. Smith Joc:s employment p-.hysical!<i, anrl'UUI examinations. we ll ~heck ups and U ~ a b with 'patients of all ages on aLute and chronil' prob~ il:nh. She said she al.~o has an interest in doin£ sneening fp(things like dia~ ht'le~. anU offering diet and exerc ise education . She• noted that in Ohio. nurse practitioners cannot write prescri ptions at this. time. Currently she i~ taking appoint 1~ents and walk ~ins\ as well as referml s. Glavine captures top honor Page4 ·Athens considers whether sofas have place on porches . • I • \ Events will begin al I p.m . . with downtown stores observing holiday open houses, some serving refreshments, olhers offering SJl"!'ial prices, and the firsl of five weekly prize drawings laking !'lace. · The parade will begin at 2 p,m, moving from Ash Street to Beech, down General Hartinger, down South Second, and uplown · pasllhe "T" oil Mill and around Walnut and .Rutland Streets, Following the parade, Santa will go to Peoples Bank where he will greet the children, give them · a treat and pose for 8 pictuJ'!!, compliments of Peoples IJanking and Trust Co. Vivian May and her Big Bend Cloggers in holiday costuming will perform on the bank park· ing lot following the parade. Stores will he open for Sunday shopping, I to S p.m., through D~. 21, and for evening shop· ping until 8 p.m. from Dec. 1 to 23. l · On Dec. Sa Christmas lighting serVice will he held in Diles Park al 6 p.m. Iinder sponso'rship of lhe Middleport Community Association. oec. Davidson, Espy are • re~elected COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Hou se Republicans unanimously re~ elected Speaker JoAn n David so n to her third and final term as the h~ad or the GOP caucus al'ter retaining the majority in the. Nov. 3 e l~ction . Senate De mocrats also on Tues~ day kept Sen. Ben Espy as minority leader for' another two-yeur term. Term limits will force Davidson. of ReynoiJ shurg. out of the Legisla ture in 2m0 along · with fo ur o ther n.1embers ot' I he -GOP leaders hip learn. She said the burden on the leaders in the 123rd Ge neral Assembl~. whi t h begins in Jnnuury. will be' to prepllrc· the new membc~s to take 11ver. .· . "For you .to e"end this honor to rnc for the nex l sess ion means a lot to me personally." sa id Dayidson. 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