https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d139f1b7dc1fe51b66210e0c60a817e0.pdf 235bb59c900075f8bec0e6eab2464950 PDF Text Text ' . ..' ... ' ,. .. ·xavier, uc record losses Ohio Lottery Pick 3: 3-9-6 Pick 4: · 1·3-2·3 Buckeyes: 5-6-:11-19·22 Sporta on Page 5 \ e a ·~ ~.~ .<_i ; : llbL 47; NO. , . . : · ~817, CMi ,_,"' li~al:il'l ~any I ,. ' ' :: By CHARLENE HOEFLICH sentinel Newt Staff . . Pomeroy attorney Jennifer Sheets iqls bi:en elected president of tile State Board of Educalion. . · Sheets, appointed to the board in : August 199!1, '!las elected for a two.·. year term, ~eplacing Virginia Purdy, · ; • \'l'ho was ineligible 16 seek re-election : .to the board.' Martha W: Wise of Avon • was named vicll president. Corilmentfng oti her · election, . Sheets said, "I'm really excited about . ' • being involved at•this.particular time · . because if is such a critical time for ·edilcatibn hi state of Ohio." She spoke of the Perry County · : equity funding case which will be •• cll'miitg out of the Supreme County i : S!lOfl and said that "fi..lly attention ; is being focused on the need for equi:, ty in.furiding schools i~ . the State of • · Ohio." : · She said that offers a challenge in : : her leadership to the bOard; "'hich .l . will be working with all interllsted · : · parties in co!Jiin(! LlP with education • w!Jich will be·equitable. . Sheets said that the S(llte board is hoping to complete its work for new • stant;lards in schools, which will add : . to last ~s ac.tion to 111ove 'teachers me . '!\. . ·.: '' .,. ' . ' .I "·"' . •,. ,, ' •' ' ' . ., ''. ·'' ·'·~~" ., " ~n""T . ·~ ~·~· ' ' I . ~ ~~ .,;\\ '"· ' '; f,J '- ·~ 't .. AS: Ohio, Friday, January 17, 1997 ,.' ·" ...... ,.' t,.,' . ' J! ..... ~ ~-l<b ,;; 1:,;..j. ' .,.., ,,. ~~ ...... .•t rHfor ~ >i-l41 r•"* ••• ) ·'-<1~ w ';;:; ..,,""..,. .,,."' .. ~ :.: CBO projections don't _bod~*· well for MecJicare By LAURA MECKLER . · Aaaoclated Presa Wrlt8r froo; being certified to be licensed. WASHJNG10N- Balancing the ''The need to raise standards, a federal budget just got easier becliuse pt:ocess which staned wiih profithe Congressional Budget Office said . ciency , tesling. · is one of several · Medicare and Medicaid will grow i!llportant issues to be addressed this more slowly than expected. year," said the new president. The nonpartisan Congressional She also spoke about facilities, the Budget Office sent lawmakers updatcommittee she chllired ·last year;. as ed figures Thursday sh9wing that being a critical isslie to be addressed · over the next five years, projected spending for Medicare will be $56 thi' year. . . billion less than CBO .es~imated a · "Facilities go along w.ith furding," year ago. said Sheets, who talked about Gov. .More dramatically, Medicaid doorge Voinovich's State of the State . spending will be. nearly 580 billion .message and the proposal for pulling ·an additional $300 million in facili- .,...--------~-- lower than projected, .the budget iies, $200 fuillion into uaditional tal F~>undation Board, the Meigs . office said. bui)ding assistance , programs. and County Council on Aging Board of . Rep. Bill Thomas, ~-Calif., chair$100 million into urban si:hool dis' Trustees, is treasurer of the · Meigs man of the House Ways and Means, tricts, all in low wealth school dis- · ~ty Community Improvement Commillee's :, health subcommillee, Corporation, secretary/treasurer of said he was disappointed that tricts. Sheeis served on.the Meigs Local the Meigs County Bar Association, Medicare spending projections were . Boant ot Education, from 1975. to , and a member of the Middleport- not rosier. Only about $15 billion of the sav. 1978. She is a Pom~rpy High School PoinerQY..ROtary Club arid the Meigs · ings is expected to come from the graduate, received,, her bachelor's Cou~ty Ownber of Commerce. nle family resides on a farm near trust fund that finances hospital care, and master's degrees in hqme eco.Harrisonville. Sheets' husband, Jim, which is still projected to go bankrupt nomics from Ohio State University, arid her law-degree from Capi.tal Uni- is a teacher at Meigs High School, by 2001, Thomas noted. "It underscores the need for Con.versity. She is .currently practicing and ibey have thre~ sons. Jared and law in the firm of tittle, Sheets and ,Aaron are both enrolled in the OSU gress and the pt:esident to forge a . School of Medicine. Their youngest bipa<tisan ·agreement to save Warner. Active in community affairs, she son, Adam, 'is a student.at Ohio Uni- Medicare, without resorting to · ' ·I accounting gimmicks or tax increasserves. on the Pleasant Valley .Hospi.- ve..Sity. ~· CQunsel· reR:orted·ly· recommend• ., J. tJ . AS LOW . ~roy-Middieport, ; Sheets is na ;: president of State . B-oard\" Of Education 'LS·PKG I • .. .r,-~ "• . ;·,,,.,~,~~~~o:r-ai:~u'i•h~~ietati•li~. .~· \VAsRINOTON' ,(AP) ·- The .:. 1Jecau5e me!Tibers of the ~ommittec · • HOI!SC etllics commiuee's special- '"'-- foor i{epublicans, fourDcm~_rats cQ\Insel is n:commcnding that Speak· erNI;~iJ!grich pay a stifffine and be teprimanded by hts colleagues for : ethiCal wrongdoing, a House ~urce . : : said iO!Iay. · ' . · · . . ( · Spej;lal counsel James M. Cole . was presentinjl t!'e recommendations ' tocjay as pan of a lensthY report after ~ a y...-llingiriv'estigation. The source , • spok~ only on·condition of anonymi· : '; ty: · ·. The House is set to ·vote 1\tesday : oil a puni.s~nt for Gi~grich. A rep·: rim~ for,:bringing discredit upon . ~ the House wOifld allow the' Georgia : .. Republican, who has admitted vio· .. lating House rules. to retain his pow· .. crftil p<)St. A Serious censure .: · would' make' hini ineligible to serve · · as speaker tinder Republican caucus · ·· 1 : rules. · · · .. " · The ethics committee planned a ' · public proceeding today to h<\ar from ' Cole and a lawyer for Gingrich. The ; .' panel also ·ptanncd to ni~ke public • Cole'~ ~port. . : , Thi: ~ommlt'ce first had to accept " the {hiallanguage of Cole's report Bl : . a private session this morning. more · , . · ~~·Pair of .blasts· in 'Atlanta building posal , p811 of a plan 10 balance the es," he said in a statement. federal budget by 2002, does not . The budget office now expects include such savings in its projection, Medicare · spending from 1998 the official said. · through '2002 to total $1.35 trillion, Women could get free mamma- . compared with $1 .4 trillion last May. The new five-year projection for grams every tWO years, an3 Medicaid is $618 billion, down from Alzheimer's disease .victims would qualify for 24-hour home care .while · $697 billion in May. · The Clinton administration plans . their families take a break from cur10 offer Medicare savings of$1.00 bil- ing' for them, the official said . . The administration also wants lion over five years, most of it from more nioney for rural counties, which cutting fees paid to hospitals, doctors have complained t~ey ,arc shonand health' maintenance organiza.tions, an administration official said ·changed un<ier current funding formulas. · , Thursday. · · . .In Medicaid. the health care pro- · About $20 billion of savings in gram for the poor, President Clinton Medicare would come from .culling payments to HMOs. The federal has proposed culling projected spendgovernment now pays HMOs 95 ing by more than $20 billion over five percent of the cost of treating an aver- years. But that plan also calls for new age beneficiary. The administrati'on spending, meaning actual savings plans to cut that lo 90 percent, said will equal only $7. billion to $9 bilthe official, who spoke on the condi- 'lion, the official said. · New spending proposals will tion of anonymity. . include help for legal immigrants hurt · But the Clinton administration also plans to offer Medicare recipi- by last year's welfare refonn effort, · ents new benefits; including free . as well as an aid package for the Dismammograms, . respite care for trict of Columbia and assistance to Al2hcimer's patients and screenings Puert.o Rico, he said. The bud gel office predicte(j Medfor diabetes and 'colon cancer, the icaid spen,ding would drop largely official said. The preventive care measures bccausc.morc recipients arc required should save money in the future by to gel their care through managed catching diseases early. But the pro.- care plans. Arctic blast does t>est ·. EliSrupf~ lit€1·n ·Ohi'o .· when asked by rep(jrters if he would appe~ althe hearing. · · - have waged consta11t pantsan Throughout Thursday evening. warfare, ther~ was no guarant.ee the Cole ·worked on his report as law' acceptance would be;a formahty. makers on the eight-member com· "Nancy's goal is ~o provide full mittce met. with hiin and ·read draft · public disclosure of every ast)<:cl of lanj!uage. · this case," said an aide 1~ committee The counsel has gathered inforChairwoman Na~cy . J~hnson, .~- . mation about Gingrich's usc of taxConn. The. commlllec w1ll meet (m exempt activities to further political closed session).... 1\.tl!lat point it will · goals and .about . misleading state-· resolve details regarding a ·public mcniS given the commiuec under the Jalll88 Cola hearing." Tile aide asked noi to be speaker's name. _ _..;.._;;.;;;_______ identified. . · Gingrich confessed Dec. 21 to political dynamics, changed radicalRep. Benjamin L. Cardin, D-Md.. violating the rules,. admilling he · I y. adding a touch o( un,ertainty, said, · should have sought specific legal Dcmlici'\IIS on the ethics commit· "We don't•know what:S going to hap- advice about financing his college tee demanded at a news conference pen" at the public session. course and a town hall television prO:. · last week that next Tuesday's H0usc Sometime after these sessions, · jcct with tax-exempt donations. H11 vote be postponed. At the time, under the commi11ee would deliberate on took responsibility for inaccurate a. unanimous committee agreement, punishment for the spca~cr and make a.•scrtions that his former political ·Cole's report was .duc by Fe~ .. 4 .,.a recommendation ·to t~e House. organi1.ation - GOPAC - ha.d no · and Democrats argued thatlawmak' Gingrich.was not exP.,cted to tcs- role in the college cou,rse. crs shOuld read it. before voting on tify at the televised public hearing- · Just a week ago it appeared .that punishment. and has not decided whc\her to· the .ethics committee would he Mrs. Johnson and the other addrcs.• the House on Tuesday, said engaged this week in dramatic tclc- Republican' members then had their a Republican. who comn;tetited only vised hearings, during which Cole own news conference. She unilatcron condition of anony11Jity. ·w<iuld air his findings before the pan- ally postponed the hearings •. gave ."W~'rc going to do whatever el made its recommendations on Cole .the deadline of Thur~day and we're risked to do and we arc going punishment to the House. . · said shorter hearings would follow: to try to be hclpf~l ." Gingrich said . :rhc committee's plans, I and the BY The A11ociatec:1 Preaa ncar the Sandusky .Bay Bridg~ . ~bout Billerly .cold Arctic air has swept 60 mtles casI of Toledo. The acc1den1 across th.e sUite; turning roads ·into was allributcd to the weather. . sheets of i.ce and forcing some school Troopers sa1d the : acc1dent districts to cancel classes today. occurred whcn . tractor-tra~ler dnvcr . Temperaturc.s across the state are Eugene Hackel, 38, of ~ingslon, . arourid zero with winds of IS to 25 }Jich., rammed a pickup dnven by .miles per hour producing wind-'chill ·vernon Tcwers, 50. of Huro~, as readings of from 20 to 40•dcgrces Towers slowed hiS truck dun~g a . below zero. whiteout. Winds were whislling at45 Wind-chill warnings and advi- mph when the crash occurred. sories are in effect across the slate . . today. . Troopers closed Route 2's west· "ll's gqingto be stinking cold," bound lanes for several hours. Crews said ~en Reeves, a forecaster with · , had to clean up 60 _gallons of' diege J AccuWeathcr Inc., a private weather fuel that spilled from one of the service based in Stale College, Pa. tru.cks. · . Meanwhile, the cold ·air Oowing Several hours later, three other across Lake Eric is bringing lake- accidents in the same vicinity dam, cffcci snow to shoreline areas in aged 15 vehicles and slightly injured northeastern Ohio. .Overnight accu-' three people. They were treated in mulalions range up to si.x inches.. Sandusky area hospitals, troopers The<old weather is doing its best said. •· to disrupt. life in the stale. Cars Jim Schortgcn, a..sislant Sl!pcrinwould not stan. Blowing and drifting lcndenl for the Ohio Department·of snow limited visibility and closed Transportation's Fulton Cou_nty sOII]c rural roads. Schools canceled garage in Wauseon. said bl.owing classed and activities.' snow and icy pavement have made The State Highway Patrol on driving trcachcr()us. The deep freeze Thursday reported a 16-~ chicle pile- has reduced the effectiveness of iccup on State Route 2 in Eric County melting chemicals, h'c' said. ----------------------~~~--~ .~~ destroys .a bortiorf:cunic,· ~urts 6 " . ATLANTA (AP) - Standing ·APJ)e;lredto be minor. , arriv~d 'jusJ after the first blast. "I t ·. amid debris and shattered ·glass, A crowd of investigators, police, proha~ly will never work ,at an aborRobert Sttldler assufe4 his sobbing jpumalists and bystandc,rs who had tion \l'inic again in Atlanta." ~ ; wife that their twin inf~t dughters gathered outside after the first explo.The ini1ial bla.~t apparently took : - we~e unhurt · by ·the !Jiast. that sion heard aloud boom. and felt the place. ~t the back of the clinic a~ay ; ~ destt'oyed lin abortion cli11ic. . conc~s,im They could see a bright froni IN only two .workers there at : Then came the second explosio" · nash and Oying debris.. · the tinlc. No patients were Scheduled : less than 100 feet away. . . . "At first it was just panic. It felt . Thu.~~ay at'the clinic, on the ground ·· "She was u~t already and we · like you were too ciiJSil to a I! reworks ilotir of the building 11\ij{ also houses . ·; · ~icallyhadtimetohugaJK!thenihe . display; ... You really feel it in the lawyers, dentists and other profcs>·second blast went off," said 'Stadler, chest. It was like that but greater," s'onals. : : who arrived after thC: first explosion . said Stadler, news director at J\tlanta . . station WSTR, FM. . In 1984. tlie same clinic, located · ,. · to' pick up his daughte~, . ' • . The twins were being watched · Two bombs, strategically timed · a 'few miles. away Bl the time, was '.' Thulsday momin• by wor~rs in and plllced in a manner de$jgncd to fircbom~d. Later that same week, a · · - Christine Stadler's law offi~. inside hurt law enforcement officers and Planned ParenthoQd offiCe in nearby : · the three·story building that also , re5eue workeri, are common tactics C,:obb County also was firebombed. · · housed 1he c1101c. · · · · · used by .terronsts. - No one.. was hurt in either. bombing, fh .. The first bomb. which eqilodcd · Although the 'clinic the appar- and no one was ever conv1cted o I e . :.around 9:30 a.m., left the Adanta ent target, inve$tigators would not ·crimes. . had · ~side Family Planning ~rvices rule out domestic terrorism ind said Workers say the cliluc • ·clinic in ruins and blew out wtndows it was .too early to say if tlkt blasts received no recentlhreats or protests. ··• ' 1!fcross street. The second bo10b were linked to the pipe bomb·Bl Cen-' year, tbCre were seven bomb.t : .,vent off about an hollr later near a tennial Olympic Park six months ago. ingsLast or arsons at abortion clinics, the · lraih bin in !ll&l parkin1 tot. Followi~s the second lilut,.invesJustice Department said. In 1993, . ( No one wu injured ill the first tigators combed the area to mike sure · ·. blast. liul·atl,clst six people were hun. tl)ere wa5n't a third bomb. Police three people were shot to death out· !; ip tbe seeond, includins ~~ and ·. tishtened security at all other clinics si~ atrooion .clinics in Florida. A year l~r, loiWO receptionists were -~ , 'ureau of ·Alcohol, Tobacco 1nd in the city. . \ , : ' Pi~' !lSCnts, ·workers apd "It was scary u hell," said Cli~ic killed at abortiQn Clinics in Brobkline1 ·•ill ·'TV camerain1n, All of the injuries co'unselor Geralyn Thompson,".who MiSs, .• ' . . ;. was me t. I I ' I " l. • It I • . Moatty .clear tonight, Iowa zero to 5 above. Saturday, moatly aunny, . . hlgha.-20. ., 80118 PROBE BEGINS ..:.. U.S. A~y Ktnt All_.., left. and ~TF Spacial Agent John Kllarln apolle lO r.portwa Thuraclay dur· lng e news .cootfarat'tca to dlacuaa the double . · 'at an Atlanta madl011l building that �.. _.................. ~ ;• Gf. Commenfary ' ..... f:;~. Jll'lu.y 17, 1117 '1 ..·.," hge ~ ' . - _.,. Fr~Mf'; .-...y 17, 1117 ' ~ ..... . Pomeroy mayor's ·court Saturday, Jan. 18 T.he Daily Sentinel Gingrich tape brings out the hypocri·tes conditions .00 Dorothy ·s. Soileau · • ' IT~l12" I 'EsttiSfislid in 1948 I ByJIC:k~ ties." bellows Rep. Thm Bliley, RMdJMIIaUtr Va., in a Jan. 10 letter to his colWASHINGTON -There's notbleaauea- "While Republians were 111 Court St., Po.meroy, Ohio irig like lhe scent of political blood to discusiinc.how best to scrupulously 114-112-21511• Fu: IIH-2157 bring out the .hypocriles from both sidc!s oflhe aisle on Capitol am. Last ·week's mayhem surrounding House Speaker Newt GingriCh was a perfect example. · · · A Gannett Co. Newspaper · A furor erupted in lhe Capitol over. the unauthorized ro:cording on Dec~ ·ROIN!RT L. WINGETT · 21 of Gingrich and-others discussing Publllher his ethics probe. In rea¢til!g to the recording -- in which Gingrich CHARLENE HOEFUCH MARGARET LEHEW . appears to violate a promise he.made ' Genenlllllan.ger ' Controller earlier that day 'to tbe Ethics Commi!tee -- normally bombastic House 1 -bornlo& , . , (.o , ~ ,... , . "' blltlf ,......,..,_ ead ers have su dd en1y L '""'orne again civil .lihertarians. · The Republican spin machine was 111 · .-. - • . orU7tl; ,.,.,_ -or, FAX "" 1D~ "' "'" .,.,. Sen .; St. firing on all cylinders over the week.,,Qltlo 11~17. . .__ _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _.._......_ _.....,_ _ _ _~~ · end, as Republicans tried desperately to tum the tape recording to their advantage: GOP leaders may have been justified in their anger about the disclosure of the tape, which they believe is· a felony. "If anything, today's New York Tim~ article.;. highlights an impor: Dear Ediror, Sure, it takes little time to·reach tant difference between the two parOur washing machine has been a\ full gallop, but once off and running · ·faithful worker f<!l" as long as I. can this mighty worker can run at unbe,_ remember;.never complains aboUt the · li_evable speeds around the confines ·long hours or wet and heavy clothes of an oversized tub. heaped on its back. ·Sloshing back Finally slowing down, gently ancfforth with a rhythmic motion we comes io a halt. And while resti!lg, · have all come to appreciate. takes comfort in knowing there's a Our washer has never asked for a repairman .nearby, in case of fatigue. · vacation or even demanded · soft Years of working without .maililew,ater; willingly accepts bleach, dye nance is very stressful. . and all brands of soap, poured in with Yes, a good washing machine is a total confidence we are "!'ding the welcome appliance to any home. .correct amount. Lasnveek, Jesse White, the charChildren and adults come in from acter actor besi known as lelevision's · work and play with clothes so dirty, loneliest repairman: died of a heart the washer is our only hope to be attack. I didn't have the heart to tell clean and fresh, again. . our .washer the famous gentleman ·· We take our washer for granted, died. I think our washing machine We ask this faithful appliance to agi- would be very sad, and lonely. tate, spin, spin again and again - and R~r Reeb, it never complains, unlCJls it has a Raeine total bre.akdown. •• IManafleld 1,,. I· IND. · • •IColul)'lbusl W 1. •'•· ·" W.1VA. --- ·,..,.,._..,..,"" ,,._..,.,._,__on•--"'• =-.. ____ •aflio...., . ._.,..... ,_. __ '-"Y·-·-":;..'"l"·.....·-· ,. ' male family member on record at 87 years), Lewis (married Ann Davis), Louise (never married), Catharine (married William Shiveler) and Sophia (married William Shiveler after her sister, Catharine died). . I, Victor, have been working on our family history and Raymond, if are wrilerli for United Feature S~te, ...c. . . •1 · ., • · ::~ta':~~:?E?::~ii=Eo~~ ·~~~~~~:J~:~1~~~:~~~, H'oVii'the·· polls ,fdeceiv~d:~:. A··merica .· . : portatio~. · · We are descendants of the Valen: : He hauled many of the El)lerfeld _ tine Jr. side of the family. He was the : clerks from Syracuse along · with lather of George and Dana. many other passengers. He was well Ple;~se take the time and drop Rayknown for his endless wit and humor- mond a card and he will be tickled to ous tales of endless duration. . hear from you. He is in pretty good He will be 88 years of age on Jan. health and lives in 'a large apartment 24 and then will be the oldest man of . complex, alone, and has .both meals the Valentine (Bniun), Maria Laubn- delivered each day by the meals-on: er Brown family. They are buried in wheels. Since his wife Garnet passed : the Rocksprings Cemetery along with · away his step-daughterS Nancy and many of their family of W children. Shirley, and their familie.s look after . , ~eir ~hildren wer~ Johannas him.. . . · J~hn • Eltzabeth (mamed Georg_c Hts ad~ress ts: Raymond E. Hmes), Anna Marta (mllfl"\ed Ferdt- Brown, Apt. 807, 4225 Macsway, mind Wildermuth), Valenune (mar- Columbus OH 43232. ried Almona Hayman), William L Victor Brown, (married Emma Jane Jenkinson), Pomeroy Leonard (never married -- oldest .Today In' histo!)' By The Asaaclated Press Today is Friday. Jan. 17, the 17th day of 1997. There are 348 days left in the year. · Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 17, 1945, Soviet and Polish forces liberated Warsaw during World War II. The Saf\IC day, Swedish diplo(llat Raoul Wallenberg, credited with :saving tens of thousands of Jews, 'disappeared in Hungary while in Soviet custody. . : On this date: : In 1562. French Protestants were recognized under ihe Edict of St. Gcr'~matn. . ' '. • ·'' . . · ., ' ,c..,.,_ , .· ., n _, ' · · ; . · . ' be doomed. . . far ahead of the rest in predichve 1president l~ading Mr. Dole 51 perceiit What did the polls tell Americans 1 had decided to let this manifest accuracy all year long), the pollsters to 37 (i.e., by 14 points) with Mr. Perabout the likely ·outcome of last case of bias pass without comment, credited Mr. ClintOf\ with margins of ot taking 8. year's presidential election? The under the general heading of What 12 to 18 percent over Mr. Dole-~ or, A .USA Today/CNN/Oallup 'poll. · ld th h · h rd ted the Cli d · ed s 13 15 average pe~on ~ou say 81 t ey A. Rusher ' IR 01 er wo s. exaggcra n- ·con uct . . ert. - was worse: showed Btll Chhton as the o_vern' 1 "' ton l~ad by anywhere from 50. to 125 The prestdent s_lead ovet Dole w$ whelming favorite, usually beating percent! For this -they -get a B? · ·16 points (51 to 35), with Perot getBob Dole by nearly 20 p«rcent~gc Else Is New, when my . eye was But of .course their final predic- ting 7. ,&.nothe.r poll conducled for ttie points. caught last month by a New York tions were, in any case, the least same groupju~t six days latenhowed And the average person would·bC Times ·article on the subject. lncred- · important of all. Who gives a hoot . the president's margin over Pole' right: That is exactly what they ibly, it appears that the .pollsters are what the polls predict the day before widening •• it was now 17 points (53 showed. Yet on Election Day Bill actually taking bows for their per- Efection.Da~? B~ t!Jcn eve~body has 10 36 percent), with ju.•t 5 going _lo ·Clinton's margin over Bob Dole was foimance. made up thet,r mmds, and many case .Perot. · just 8 percen&age points (49 to 41), · "The polls did a pretty good :we'll kno"' the actual result in 36 , No wonder the polls prefer ttl with Ross Perot getting another 8. job," said Andrew Kohut, director of hours. II was whatthe polls predict- dwj:ll on thejr very last (and least (Two percent of the voters voted for the Pew Research Cenler for the Peo- ed in the spring, summer and fall that important) 8ampling$. As ElectiOn minor candidates.) pie and the Press (and himself a vet- really mattered. Day approached, they had to reduee · Di.d·the polls' persistent and out- eran pollster). "I would give the polls ... And there the polls did ~evastiu- iheir hype to save their own ·repullirageous overestimate of Mr. Clinton's a grade of B·. Most were w!thin the ing damage to 8ob Dole's chances. . tions, and so they headed for the high margin, month after month, make any margin of sliJrpling e(ror." . · On May ,16. for ·examplc, a Wall timlx:r.Even so, they missed the truth difference? Of course it· did. Many How on earth does Mr. Kohut Street JouinaiiNBC News poll rcpi>rt- .by a cciuntry mile. · · people are swayed to What thoy come up witli such a conclusion? )1e cd 'that respondents favoied Clinton . No' doubt Bob Dole would ha~e believe is the winning side; especial- achieves it by ~oncentrating 'exdu- over Dole'liy 54 to 37 percent-- a 17- lost anyway, by some narrower mar' ly if they think that side is going to sively on the very last polls taken by point lead. ANew York Times/CBS gin.·But credit the polls~ith tryiriil win overwhelmingly. And even tho . the various polling organiZations, on News poll conducted July 11-13 to make sure: . · staunchest Dole su~p6rters found it :the weekend immediately preceding gave Mr. Clinton a lead of 22 points: WOllam A. Rusher Is a DU~· harder to generate enthusiasm (let Election Day. · , · 49 to 2( , with 16 percent favoring pisbeci'·Fellow !If the a.re..ont alone · cash) for their candidate Even thcn, with the sole exception Perot. A Washington Post/ABC News Institute for the Study of sf8tes.. bceause he was so widely believed to, of the ReulersiZogby poll (which wa.• poll conducted Sept. 3-4 showed the lllllnshlp.and Palllic.J ~by.' . By William A..Ruaher .I.Ull'"am' What the futuri~ts - p..,~d,icJ- f9r ~s . By George R. Plasjenz . ' . ' • '··. But the futurists' biggest mistul<fl breasts. .. encumbrance in sports." . . : The only thing we can know for has been iii theiriime-tablc of what Packard said lie first heard the idea Packlli:d remarkc;d wryly thai a: sure about the f4ture is that it won't awaits us in the controversial field of expressed at a conference on medical poll .of wo01en on the subjecl ·of: be what the futurists say it will be -- genetic engineering. . ethics. More than 50 sciCiltisl•.' physi- breastlessll\lss might ftnd a sub$tan- : ·except for death and taxes. ciuns and philosophers were present. tial number resP<!nding with a hesi- • One niagazine that looked ahead George R. P/agenz · The medical do<:tor proposing the . tant yes-- ''but only on the condition : 25 years in 1975 to the year 2000 told idea pc\i~ted out that mitlioris of · : that ALL women be breastlessl'~ : )IS that by that time '"cars will be Churches and humanists general- wonl<ln arc or will 1>11' victiins of · · Sotne of the projecled ex~ri~: whisked along i:omputcr-driyen high- ly were worried -- i( not positively· breast cancer. , EntlrmQus sums of nients in genetic engineering "make • ways ._, the driver reads his paper, aghast -- at the possibility that muncy .arc licing ~pent ort research .your skin crawl," s,aid PaCkard. One: looks at TV or plays a game of hearts mankind in the future will.hc subject and treatment ol' the disease. . ·plan bj:ing considered, be $lid, was~with ~is passenger." . tp all sorts of scientili'c manipulatitin He s~id the Whnlc probl!"'l could the creation of subhqJ11ans to do • On the brink of thoi'"new millenni- that could remake the human r:acc. he ~li~inatcd · simp_ly hy sniJ1pi,ng otT· menial wor~ by lowering the amount:~ utn we are not any closer to no-hands Vance Pl!Ckard, who di9d recent- a hat nl the breast ta~s~ at barth ..:tbe ?foxygen g1ven the unborn, resulting. · · !· driving than -we are to' Rachel the ly at age . 82, predicted in thC mid- , uperaunn would he as·unc"l"phcat- ·m a lowered inlelligence. . computerized robot who, once she 1970s 'that "embryos will be lor sale . ~d as circumciSion nn !><thy hoys. Fortilnately,lhe future is 1101 in was programmed,. was supposed to on the 'seed market' S\arting p<;rhaps · He went uh to say thaff<ir modCI11 hands of the ftilurists. ' wnmcr •. hrca<ts arc n~ten ~hindrance Geotp l'!8lea is a syndiCated; "dust and vacuum, change the sheets, a few years from l.ow.':' · scrub the lloors, set the table, serve He e'nvisioned som~one li.ke · uri the JOb -_- "cci!,amly d .they arc --:rlter for Newspaper El!lerprile ; ·. the meals and do the dishes." · Arnol~ Schwarz\:pegger ("Mr. Uni- foresters, Jockeys, sold1ers or AIIOClalion. '• , Another futurist who pee~ into ,verse") or former pro basketball st~r . mc•hanics. And · ihey ,. ll;~c '·also an ;l the beyond ani! saw some of us llv- and Rhodes Scholar Bill ·Bradley ,; . l ing 011 the thoon by 2000 turned 9u_1 (most receil,lly a U.S. senator).bCing , .., . ,. , '; ' · •· I . ·to have been lookin8 through rose- . induced. to supply semen, · which colOred •binooull\fl. ' . . . · would be united with the best' genes Tnday's Binhdays: Ac.tross Betty White is 7S ..Ballerina-actress Moira! . Happily;.S:QmC. ·Of the more pes: · taken from a woman; perhaps like · Slicarcr is 71. Hair stylist Vidal Suss01>n is 69. Act<!l" James•Earl Jones is' : simi.tic predicdona abgut the }'tar Sdpliiai Loren .• "someone 'not only 66. Actress S~crc9 North is .64\. Ycntritoquisi Shari Lewis is-63, Talk show ' .2009 do notappeii ad~ just around ·spectacularly bellltiful but having an host MIWry Povich is :;R. Former hoavywci1ht boxing champion Muham· , 'thecai:nereitll!=t;·One al.annist said in . engaging~onali!y .. -• to eventual- ma4Ali i.s5.5. Rhythm-und•hluc'i singer William Han (The Del(onics) is 52. r 1970 that,at the tum of the next cen· , ly·produce a race .of perfect hUJli8J! Singer Steve Earle is 42. Actor David caruso is 41. Siniler Paul YOung is · : · tury we "will have IUfli~ jam~ thai beinp. . · · , · • 41. Singer Su~anna Hom IThc Bangles) is 40. Actor-comedian Jim Carrey : 1 will ~~st for days,· ~ motorist will "There h8s been serious talk," i~ 35, Singe( Shahhll Ranlf.' js 31. · . . ·: · leave the office at S Monday evening said .PICkard in his best-selle~ ".The Thougpt for Today: ."llovc ·my ·~t. !love my present. I'm noc ashilned : • ' and arrive home on Thursd,ay... Talk People Shapers,.. of ~netic enzi, . of :what I' vc had, ~nd I'm nQt sad because I have it no IOliger... - Coletle, : . Berry's .world ' ' ''' ·,' . me. ' -~ . ... . . .: ..- . . . . . . . .. . :r,.:. . .. ·. . -~ ' Racine CouncU · A free landlord and tenant law and Racine Village Council wiU meet fair housing training session will be .in recessed session Monday, 1 p.m. at · held at the Pomeroy Public Library, · the municipal building. 216 W.. Main St., Pomeroy, on Jan. 27. Meeting times are landlords, 10 : ' ' · to II a.m.; tenants, 11:30 to 12:30 •1' . Weather forecast: Tonight... Mostly clear. Low zero to 5 abOve. West wind 10 to 20 mph . p.m.; landlords, S:30 to 6:30 p.m.; · and tenants·, 7 to 8 p.m. Topics to he '• SaturdaJ!...Mpstly sunny. High n.ear 20. · · . · · . -~·' • Saturday .nlght ...Mostly clear... Then cloudy with a chance of snow afler covered are•fair housing issues, landlord and tenant issues, landlord and "'llidnight. Low 10 to 15. tenant law, local and ·state regulations, ; · . · . · . Extended forecast: · . , .. . . needs of rental market, and fair hous· • Sunday.. .A chance of light snow. High in the upper 20s to low 30s. · ; Monday...Scattered snow showers.l,ow upper teens to low 20s. High mid · ing law, regulations and history. The meeting is sponsored by ibe Meigs "20stolow3(ls: . . . · :. . • • j and Vinton Fair Housing Consortium. Dorothy S. 'Soileau, 82, of 178 .Gre.enbriar Street, Gallipolis, died unex· Tuesday... J;'~Iy cloudy. Low 20 to 2S. Hagh m the 30s. I .. I pectedly Wed~Wsday, Janiiary 15, 1997 in Holzer Medical Center, Fund-raiser underway Born February 26; 1914 in New Albany. Mississippi, she was tlie daugh- · The Middleport Fire Depanment . Auxiliary is sponsoring a door-to- . ler of the lale James DOyle Speck lind Nimmie Sloan Speck. She was a home- · door ph01o fund raiser in Middlepon. maker and hall been an active member of the Gallipolis community since • Pictures will be taken by Riverfront 1984.. was an active member of the First Presbyterian Churc)l, Gallipolis; She Photography on Feb. 22 and 23 from noon to 7 p.m. and donations of $10 the Women's Associatidh of the First Presbyterian Church; and a past dea• LOS ANGELES (AP) ..._ If not beside the cair. The frunk and pas- are required \0 receive a IOx 13 p~­ con and a member of the adult Sunday School class. for his famous last name, few would senger ·door were ' (itlen, and the tograph. Those soliciting will have She married Robert I,.ouis So.ileau on December 3. 1950 at Baton Rouge, ·. /Oiow of Ennis Willjaril Cqsby. emergency flashers were still blink- proper-'identification, it was.reported. · Louishina,'·and ,he :preceded her in death in 1975. . . r;, As the only son of entertainer Bill ing. · · t_ · . ' ., I , . , She is survived by a daughter and s'on-in-law. Dotty and Clarence Hill of Cosby, he. had a dream far removed The woman was aqiilally the per- LCCD office dosed ·.Gallipolisi four grandchildren, Joshua Paul LaBello of Columbus, MiC,hael ~· Leading Creek Conservancy ll"!lm the spotlight: tp educale chil- son Cosby, was en foute to visit. Ryan LaBello of Columbus, Rachele Elizabeth LaBello of Gallipoli~ ; and dren with leaining ·disabilities .like · according to a KCBS;JV report. He District office will be closed Monday Kristin Rae Hill of Pomeroy. AU ncKETS MUST BE PICKEO. · llimself. Cosby had overcome dyslex- called hef by cellular)honc at I: IS for Martin Luther King Day. In the UP BY 10:00 P.M. (FRI I SliT) Five sisters survive, Jennie Sue Ausborn of Amory, Mississippi, and Odie EACH PERSOI'I RECEIVES , ia. ' a.m. and asked·her to come help him . event of an emergency, call 742- Rogers. Edith Greer and Ozella Speck, all of New Albany, Mississippi, and LG. SUCES OF PIZZA I PEPSI ;1• That dream came to an abrUpt halt light the area. She arrived shortly 259?. Jamie Latham of Macon, Mississippi. · ~~jl) AMIDNIGIIIT MOVE OF . early Thursday when the 27-year-old · a(ler the shooting an(j called police Several pieces and nephews al§o survive. . . CHOICE! $6.75 EACH Columbia University doctoral student about I :30 a.m.: the station said, cit- Roubd and square-dance · M~morial services were conducted.at II a.m. F•iday, January 17, 1997 · . PICK UP YOUR 11CkETS AT A round and square dance will be · in the .First Presbyterian Church, with.the Rev. AI Earley officiating. There was gunned down while fixing a flat 'ing 'unidentitied ~ources.. ' . 'GAWPOUS DOMINOS PIZZA . . The station would not disclose her held Saturday, 8-11 a.m. at the Tup- were no calling hours. Burial O?fthe remains will be in Port Hudson, Louisiana. tire near Bel-Air,. one of the ciiy ~s LOCATED NEXT TO SPRING .!ltost exclusi_ve and safest neighbor-. name, saying.only that she was in her pers Plains VFW. Music by True . Arrangements were by the Cremeens Funeral Chapel. VALLEY CINEMA OR AT hoods. . . 40s, lived in Los Angeles and was in Country. In lieu of flowers,.mem<iri~l contributions may be made in Dorothy's mem(SPRING VALLEY CINEMAl , Before ducking into his hoine in the entertainment indu;iry. . ory to the First Presbyte~ian Church, SI State Street, Gallipolis, Ohio4S631. :New York Cit:(. a grim-faced, puffy.Police sources quoted in today's Soup dinner . . eyed Bill Cosby (old reporters: "He (New Yor~) Daily. Ne~ said a sec- . So~thern c~ccrleaders wtU hoi~ a . piiiiJ!II_IIIII!I_IIIIJ!IIIII!i---~------------------------· -·was my 'hero.'' . i'" "'";' F· oi\¢;:w;tfie1s )llas-iri the ..lll'er'!t thil ,. chicken n&l!!te' soup dinner Sunday ..... . No immediate airests were made.'· time of, the killing, and.that a coni- starting at II d.ni. $4:50. for adults, .P.olid:: suspect the younger Cosby posile sketch of the suspect was to be $3.50 for children. Carry-out avail\ '~!nisht have been the victim of a rob-'" released today. · . · able. Jiery attempt. Nothing apparently . ' ' CosbY was the middle child of Bill . was tal\en. . . . Cosby and wife Camill~. fie had four · . ¥ · Police later cordoned off the near- sisters; two older and.two younger. Units ofthe Meigs County Emerby Cosby family home in upscale Like ·their brother, alii their names gencyMedical Service answered IC Pacific Palisades. A man who identi- begin with E: Erika, Erinn, Ensa and · calls .for assistance.Thursday. Units . .:(ied himself as Bill Cosby's brothel' Evin. Their father said th~ E stood for responding included: in-law allowed 'detectives to enter the excellence. , CENTRAL DISPATCH . I ,liousc despite no · search waJTant, . The elder Cosby is one of the 2:22 a.m., Overbrook Nursing $;aid Detective Roseanne Pari.no. . .. world's richest.enlertainer.s, a man for Center, Middleport, Catherine Vam- .. , . ·Pqlice barred anyone from enter- whom fatherhood was tile wellspril!g er, Plea~ant Valley Hospital; .ing '"house- including family- of his staqd-up comedy, a best-sell- . 4:45 a.m., Alfred Road,. Ralph for fear of contaminating possible . ing book and the most. popular TV Douglas, O'Blencss Memorial Hos. evidence, Parino said. series of ·the '80s, ·"The Cosby pital; •• Cosby was driving a dark green Show." · 6:35a.m.,OBNC,DonaldSteven:Mercedes-Benz convertible on tbe He was in New York, where CBS' · son, Veterans ~emoriai'Hospital; •_$an Dieg() F~way when a flat. tire "Cosby" is produced, whim McBride 9:23a.m., Old Route 7 near Tuptprced him to pull over. broke the news. pers Plains. Dorothy Pence, Camden: , · ~;n _the cold. still ni~ht1 he thre~ on· . ·., Clark Mem(lrial Hospital; · ·.the ear's cmergell\lY hl!hls and put the ~ I :29 p.iii:, Collins Road, Howa~d .:spare tire on t~ ~.. wh!i:li was \"(lg- . Searls, VMH; ~xygen Machine (Concentrators) •24 Hour ~mergency Service r,~rered_roCosby fi'Qducuon~_. H~ w115 · · Veterans Memorial . 6:39 p.m., Morning Star Road, · rcp~tnll t~ lug ~uts wh~n he was Thursday ·admissiOns . _ Ethel . Racine, Tanner Smith, VMH,'Racinc .Portable ox-Ygen . .•Nebulizers , ~hOt dead.wtth a smgle gunshot. . · Reeves, Coolville. ·. .squad assisted. · · •· •Free delivery & set up •Portable Nebulizers · · A woman who found the body an . Thursday discharges _ Edward . .RACINE • · ' lltpool of~lo~ next to the car.about ~ Phillips, Rutland. · . · II :20 a.m., Yellowbush Road, .· •Same Day Service •Accept Medicare Assignments , 1;3Qa.m,.n'ldtcated the assailant was HolZer Medical Cenler Carl Reekers. treated at the scene. .Courtesy calls for portable oxygen users.on Mondays & Fridays ~while !n~- The w?man saw "a! Dittcha'lles Jan.' lfi •;- . Mrs. RUTLAND ;~ast a ~ton o,f, tht_s and we. arc Samuel Newell and dauiohter. I0:03 a.m.. OBNC, C~arlcs Mite, · ·•All oxygen machines are Brand New models and analyzers are · te e'w he P I Cmdr Tam " tlolzcr Medical Center; · tn rvt mg r, o tee . . . (Published wllh permission) 9·.0·5 p.m., Sa'de H.t'll Road, Rhonbuilt Into the machine for safety and confidence McBridc said, without elaborating. . Tire-changing equipment was da Oiler, HMC; •We do .all ~II lings · ~Private pay oxygen machines 9'39p.m.,MeigsMine31,Salcm . ' Portal, Roy EJliott, HMC. . . · . $50 per month . . . 2' Am El. e . P ower ............. ~ ......... 4 :t D~y Sen~el -4-wheel drive vehicles to service you in severe weather ' Akzo·...........~ ............................68 ' Aahland 011 ............. ~ ............. 44,. (USPUIS-Mol ' . •',, ·~ . ·:N o,-arrest$ yet in mur~er ·o f Bill·Cosby's only son Jack Audenoa ajld Jan Moller . The following cases were heard Daniel Shane, Racine, failure 10 comMonday in the Pomeroy court of ply, $63 plus costs; Deangelo ThompMtiyor Frank Vaughan. · . son, Pomeroy, contributing to the Forfeiting bonds were: Jackie delinquency of a minor, $213 plus Large Jr., Pomeroy, open container, costs; Shirley Smith, Middleport, $1 08; Danny Walton, Vinton, speed. speed, $4{i plus costs; Connie Fran$64; William Lehew, Pomeroy, cisco Fields, Bryceville, Aa.; court speed, $65; Michael Seabolt, New ,suspension, $63 plus costs; expired Straitsville, speed. $70; WiUiam Prid- ·registration, $63 p(us costs. dy, Racine, speed, $65; Roger Brauer, Racine; disorderly conduct, $83; ' William Early, High Point, N.C., The first dance matathon in the speed, $67; Linda . Welch, Little United States was held in New York Hocking, speed, $65; Jason While, City in 1923. It e.nded with Alma Elida, speed, $67. Cummings selling a world record of Fined were: Earl Deweese, 27 hours on her feet. . "18sori, W.Va., driving under the influence, $375 plus costs, three days jail, 90-day operator'slicense suspension; Robert Gerl~~~:h, Hartford, W.Va., traffic light, costs only; , David Neutzling, Pomeroy, failure to appear, $25 plus cos~; squealing tires, $63 plus costs; expired tags, $63 plus costs; driving under financial responsibility actiQn suspension, $150 plus costs; Anthony Robinson, Middleport, underage consumption, $88 plus costs; Sherrie I;!ranham, Middlepon, speed, $46 plus costs; Hollie Amon. ?omeroy, speed, $45 plus costs; . Dorothy S. Soileau . ·Wants cards Dear Editor, I am writing this request -for my brother Raymond E. 'Peanuts' Brown who left tbe Pomeroy Bend area of Minersville in 1961 and went with his family 'to Columbus to live. . Many of his friends are still living and .will remember him froni the • LandlordltenRn~meeling : Area weather forecast. A faithful worker I . ' Meigs announcements Letters to the .editor .I . Dorothy S. Soileau. 82, 178 Greenbriar St., Gallipolis, died Wednesday, Jan.tS, 1997 in Holzer Medical Center. · Bd;n Feb. 26, 1914 in New Albany, Miss., daughter of the lale James Doyle and Ntmmte Sloan Speck, she was a·homernaker and had been a member of the Gallipolis community since 1984. . She was a member of the First PresbyteJian Church, Gallipolis, the church's Women's Association, and a past deacon and mem.ber of the adult Sunday School class. . .· · · . · She married Robert Louis Soileau on Dec. 3_, "1950 at Baton Rouge, La., and he preceded her in death in 1975. · • · Surviving are·a:llliughler; Douy (Clarence) Hill of Gallipolis; four grandchildren; five sislers, Jennie Sue Ausbom of Amory, Miss., Odie Rogers, Edith · Greer and Ozella. Speck, 1111 of New Albany, and Jamie Latham of Macon, Miss.; at\d several. nieces and nephews. · . " Memorial'serviccswereconductedatll a.ni.today,Friday, Jan. 17,1997 ' in the First Presbyterian Chufch, with the Rev. AI Earley officiating. There were no calling hours. Burial of the remains will be in Port Hudson; La. Arrangements were by the Cremeens Funeral Chapel. In lieu <Jf flowers, memorial contributions may be made to tile First Pre~­ byrerian Church, 51 State St:, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631,, ••••• • • ••• ;~ I The Dally Sentinel• Page 3 OHIO VJeC!ther AccuW~ forecut for 1 ' ·~· :~ ' The symbol for Prescription is Rx The symbo.l for Oxygen ls02 ·The symbol for excellence in Home Oxygen Care is Me"lgs EMS runs • : I PRESCRIPTION OXYGEN Rx 02 INC. H . · . 0Splt81 neWS .~ Services · StOC.kS' · The 011 .. ' . . AT&T .......................... :.•••.••••• 38~ Bank One ..•~.......................... 44\ '"Puhllahed every afternoon, Monday duouth -Fildoy. 111 c - St .. Pomeroy, OloiO. tor die fob Ev...,a ........;.•......•.•.... ~ ...13~ Barg·Warner ..................... ~ ••• 39'Cha:mpldn ••:....................... ~~-20~ Chinning Shop• ..................11'1. 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' MEIGS COUNTY LANDlORD AND TENANT FAIR HOUSING TRAINING 27, 19$17 Pomeroy Public Ubntry •. 218.w..t Mllln Pomwoy; ·:Ohio Laildlorda ....,.. 1D-11:00 am Tenlinti ......11:3D-12:30 P1J1 Undlorclt.... ,.5:3CHI:30 PIJ1 Loclland.&t* Regulatlon8 · N11d1 of Rentlillll bt . F* Houalng ~. A411L'IItlona end Hlltorv :.:= : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.=" 210 E. MAIN.STREET POMEROY . . Locillly Optnlticl _____ .• •. ..._ owned. '' ., . 0 '2. _ ' 614-992-72..7 =~, ·. ByRendy~ .. · Call:I . · · Home81484t-21S3 . 9~:30 \. 614982·790$ __. . ~~~. ..-' ~c.~l~~.m~,~:·:·~·. . . .~. .~~~~-~·.:::~~~,~~:~:rt!Y~::!L:~~~·=•~IM;:•:J• F1lr Ho&illng c;cnort1um .25 ~ PRESCRIPTION OXYGEN INC. Mll'lllil'id VIi ~toft 5 l -...........................................;.. Stl!S.56 ' ' . ' _Sponapreclby 211-.. _. . . . ._ . . . . . ......,c-o, . . . . . . . . . . . . :asl.Jz I ...... ·TopJCa covei-ed: . ~lr Houllng ....... Llndlorcllnd Tenent lnun . 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Sentin~l '.,., . • ·- . )/1 Tulane .and Temple beat ..,Cavier & UC in Queen City twin bill - Meigs varsity 'girls get 54-36 win ·over Nelsonville-York . II ntlelel Con upo.'ldenl Roach added five as Meigs had a 2S- Meigs pulled doWII 31 rebounds with 16 halftime lead. · Jewell getting six, Davis and Ashley Cberyl Jewell and Tricia Davis Meigs was able to increased the Roach added five each. The Maraudc:ombiaed to score 27 points in lead- lead to 38-23 heading into the final ers turned the ball over 18 times and ina die Meigs Marauders to a S4-36 period with a balanced scoring attack had 10 assists led by Becky Smith viclory over Nelsonville-York in. placing five differenttp!ayers in the with five. Meigs had 12 steals led by pts'1ii-Yalley Conference basket- scoring column. Roach, Jewell and Davis with three WIICtion Thursday evening at LarMeigs · outscored the Buckeyes each. ry R. Morrison Gymnasium. 16-13 in the fourth period as both Heather Cagg led the Buck~yes · The Marauders are 9-3 in the teams went to the bench. In tho with n)ne points, Arnie Adams and Ohio Division and 9-S overall. Nel- fourth period, Meigs went to the line Mindy McClelland added seven -villo-YOrk fell to 3-7 in the Ohio '22times hitting 10. each. Nelsonville-York hit 12 of S3 Dlvis.iotl and 3- n overall. · Meigs placed 10 girls i~ the scor- from the floor for 37% and went 10 Davis scored five first-period ing column led by Jewell with IS. the line 18 times canning 10 forS6% . . polnti to lead Meigs to a 11-8 lead Davis added 12. Meigs hit 17 of 49 The Buckeyes had 33 rebounds led lftor one period. Jewell scored six from the floor for 35%. The Maraud- by Stephanie Shaffer with seven and seCond-period points, and Ashley ers went41 times hitting 20 for 49%. Amanda Dalton with five. The Buck- eyes had 10 uaists, with Cap gettina f~, and 18 twnoven. ~rve aotet: In the reserve game the Liule Marauders gained meuure of revenge by defeating Nelsonville-York 31-23. MeiJS is now 13-1 on the season overall and 10:1 in the Ohio Division. Earlier this season the Marauders suffered their only loss the year. at the 10a36 Nelsonville-York 8-8-7-13=36 l'tfelp: Carissa Ash 1-0-0=2, · Meigs . 11-14-13-16=54 Ashley Roach 2-0- I=S, Brandi Neboa'rille-York: Mindy Meadows 2-0-2=6, Chery) Jewe114McClelland2-1-0=7, TtffaneyCrih0-7=1S, Tricia Davis ~-0-4=12, . · field l-0-2=4.'Monica Johnson()..().. Taryn Doidge 1-0-0=2, Becky Smith 1=1. Step~a~ie Sh~~r 0-0-2=2, 1-0-1 =3, Tracey Coffey ().4):2=2, HeatherCaBJ2-1-2=9, AmandaDal' ' Melissa Werry 1·0· 1=3, Wendy · ton 1-0-0=2. )Jj Shafer 1~2=4. ' Shrimplin 1-0-2=4. 'lbtals: 1'7~ AmieAdams3-0-.f=o7. 'Thtall: 10-2- 20=54 of --------S ,,,. brief - - - - - - - - 1 hands of the Buckeyes. Jennifer Shrimplin led M~igs with 14 points. ..'. portS Amy Dupler led the Buckeyes with Hockey 11. MIAMI (.t,l!)- florida Panthers The future: Meigs will traveliO defenseman ·Ed-Jovanovslci under· Wellston on.Thursday evening, while .· went tests 011 ·his sprained richt the Buckeyes will host Belpre. S knee, and could be sidelined several weeks. Jovanovski was injured Wedn~ay night at Edmonton: Scoreboard Mh:hia:an 89, Purdue 6S Templc .70, Cincinnati ~S · Tulane 81 , Xavier, Ohio 8S Wla.-Green Bay 71 . N. lllinoia 67 Bas k etba ll ~ NBA standln~ . i . EASI'EIIN CONFERENCE AU.ndcDbWon .II( L fa. t.a .. Miof!oi ............ :....... l7 · 10 .730 ' Nnr Yd ..............l7 10 , .730 pon•. _........ t9 11 .s28 OriMdo .......... ~ .. .... l5 ttl ,441 ,_, Jeney ..............9 2S .265 ao.u....................... 9 26 .257 Pblllilletphla .............8 28 .222 w...... Ctlllni·DI.won CII..................... J) 4 .892 · Detroil............... ..... n • .7-'0 Aolonu ...c............... 24. 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Thursday, . ~nd Parrish said the ~ "He wants to sa~' that itcs aot.OK· ' proc.ess . will ·• ltil\e several days. , lbr (Rodman) to do that," Gale . inclUding attempts to contact RodPearion, the lawyer for came. raman man., . . . . . eugene Amos, said Thursday. "If we ' Clwr Cole l!f ":ftnneapolts City : were on the streets, jt would not be- att()ll!ey's off'we said charges wouldOK. You've got to call it what it is, n't be filed before next wee~. Pearand ttw's an assault." son said she and Amos planned to The NBA said Thursday it is meet with.prosecutors today. . reviewing the incident and considROdman was unavailabl~ f~r ering a suspension which would be comment Thursday after practtce m the second of~ se~ ror Rodman. -Deerfield, Ill. He said after the game '"5 1977 am LOH aD - - - - - - - $ 2 1 9 5 ' . "FOR PETS ONLY" WILl BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY, ., NO REASONABLE OFFER. REFUSED!!!! Ashlnnll71. Gnannn 47 and that they would · at least be By CHRISTINE HANLEY bcncllcd against Kansas. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)' "It completely changes things," With the best college team on its way to town; Connecticut couldn't be in· UConn coach Jim q&lhoun said, referring to the mpre 'than obvious . -a worse situation. The Huskies, already an underdog . advantage the Jay hawks wpuld have . to top-ran~ed Kansas, will be even • ~ausc of the suspenstons. "It would be foolish to sa)' .it didn't." ~ in the o>flole when they play ·The school and Big East did not host to die Jayhawks on Sunday. identify the gjfts tbc two players .UCorlh fanswon'(see Ricky Moore . running the- floor or Kirk . King accepted. Published repons Thursattacking .the inside. . day said King and·Moore accepted Both will be watching from the . airline tickets in 199S. I sidelines after they were declared . '"' .... ineligible Thursday amid liccusations · they ,accepted improper gifts. The uniY;ersity and the Big East Conference agreed that M9QIC and King • would not play . until the schoOl's invesiigation is complete · and the NCAA issues a final ruling, THE -DAILY SENTINEL ~MBUS ..... ~ ~ .~ ~ ~ .............. 1~ IS -..'WlO 9, 16 .401 19 .J21 12 ~~ ·, WESTERN DIVISION ~., J~ ,~ , ~ ~].M................. I3 . 13 .~ • ~ .................... 12 -14 .462 f'1i"lud ........:.......... K 19 ..296 Iii VALENTINE LOVE LIDS 4~~ 5~~ 10 ' i Tbunday'ueora ,How Eftslud 7~. COLUMBUS 7J ..s'"""" . 60 , ""'"""' 1.1. . . •· WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINI; .Remember that spedal someone this Valentine's Day with a m?age ln . -~ T.......t'opmes ~ .. Wle.IOp.m. l'oftlMdiiS..Josc, !0:30p.m. The Daily Sen~inel • Sweethearts • Moms & Dads • Grandparents • Teachers • Babysitters • Friends · · . PER.PIOURE PIE-PAID ·r r-----~-------·-------------~ •• -~·- I Print yow •saW. II 'I ---1 the heat Cll!l.aalollt Ll t 20 . m words! wflll $6.00 to: 1 \ •• Tile Dally 5HtfHI Vale1llwH..ts '111 COirt·StrHt ' Pa~~troy,, OH 45769 · return l~ur photo. • • \.,. ' 1; I ·I II I · ownr·.· '1. Name · 1Addre8e I. 1 I I Jc~ • IAmount Enclosed: l*tfleaeh. .' • - r~-~---. --.-- I · II I ·.. . for · plctur.. I .1 ~-~------~------------------~ Deadline Friday, February nh.at 3 p.rn• . .Mall or bring the entry form: · 11Q Court St ·• II • .la..-!ttiitili..__P•o•m•er-oiily,._oh_..lo.·•45•7•.8·9--111!'!•~~ ~. I ' ,• , t· : . •1 ' tence o( live years and $1(),000. Pearson said Rodman had no right to kick .Amos, no matter where the blow landed. . "He couldn't !Jelieve that Rodman would take his frustrations out on him," Pearson said. "Thai's lhe bottom line. He can't believe this happened. He's really disappointed. It's a fallen-angel kind of thing." . Rodman was suspended by the Bulls for two games·without paycosting him about $104,878 -last month after a profane tirade on tele, vision after a game. ROdman's comments after Wednesday's game also contained profanity"- not related to the kickin~ incident ·- and were brondcast hve: Last season Rodman, who has won five suaight NBA rebounding tides and earlier \his week reaehed I0,000 rebounds, was suspended six games for head-butting a referee. "As with all situations that we · review, we'll look at videotape, our security will talk to all parties involved," NBA .spokesman Chris · Brienza said Thursday. "We' ll wait . 10 get as many camera angles as we . can, and then we'll make a decision.'' This was the second time in less than a week thatAmcis JOii_nvolved ·with a player at courtside. Los Ange- · les Glippers forward Rodney Ro1ers fell on Amos during a game Saturday, and Amos told colleagues before Wednesday's pme that he was given medication ror back pain. Pearson declined comment on ihose injuries, saying only that Amos would be examined by doctors:- ' Neither coach Jim Calhoun nor but did not talk to reporters. Moore · athletic director Lew Perkins would did not practice as he continued to comment on those reports. Calhoun recover from a recent muscle,strain did confirm repoits that the inffllc- to his lower rightlcg. He wa.• listed tions did not occur this season, but · as day-to-day anyway. did not want to downplay the seriCalhoun also said he wa.• "very ·ousness of. the matter. disappointed, initially, that. they "It's not an easy time . for us," allow.ed themselves to he put into the Calhoun said. "People say it's not a situation." big violation- but it's still a viola"I still love-them and care ahnut tion ... They did rccci,ve benefits they them, but"''m very disapJlllintcd in were ineligible to receive." · · them," he said. · . King was at practice Thursday, 1bc Hookies are JJ .J tiuing intn 'The Gallipolis Daily Tribunt, • Tire Daily Stnlillel !lnd the Sunday , Times-Sentinel v~ue the contri'"'· tiQnS their readers make to ~ sports ·sectio!IS. of these ~ra, and they will continue to be published. However, certain deadlines for submissio111 will be observed. The deadline for photos and related articles for football and other fall spot)S is the Saturday before the Super Bowl. · The deadline for photos and related ll(ticles for basketball (summer basketball and related camps fall under the s11mmer sports deadline) · and O,cbel' winter sports is th!: l!llt day. , of the NBA finals. • Tile deadline rat aubmiuiotQ of Ideal buellall- and aoftball-related photos and related ar1icles. from T.bell to the majors, as well as other spriiiJ and summer sporu. is the day of the Jut same of the World Series. . deadlines are in place to allow contributors the time they need to lll:qllire Jheit pllol01 from the Jlh!ltolntPhY studioldeveloper of chOice and to Jive the SIUT1 lhe dlillcc to publilh theM ileins in the IIJIPIOIIriate for thOle apona. ~ ' ' ' • Hot Qogs SO¢ •.Cigarettes sold at ·- State Minimum Prices • Fresh Coft'ee • Convenience Items WIIITII IS.HIIII ~ay warm this winter with a KERO.SUN Portable Kerosene Heater from Baum Lumber. , UDIIIT·40 .KEROSENE . ·HEATER 10100011U SJ49 95 (5'731112) OMNIIOI KEROSENE lEITER ' ' 992-2970 278 w. Main .. ' • OlD .23,000.'Ill.'$· 1'',.,· .5 ·" EXXON .- Sunday's game. -second-best in the Big East. King, a senior captain, leads the UConn, which on Wednesday .teatn in rebound$ with nearly eight a · acknowledjed it was looking into a game and is second in scoring with possible violation, plans to continuan average of about 12 points. ing combing through the facts with Moore. ·a sophomore. has 'been ·run- the assistance of the Big East and the ning the Ooor for UConn all season, NCAA. ;Jvcr•ging eight points and 6.5 assists ' ROY ' .. ' . . ' 12PACKC~N8 I· •• three-:.: .The Cavaliers shot 62 percent ( 13 To that point, Potapenko hac! hit alii ror21) in the second quarter, includ- six of his shots. · ing live layups against a porous Den'The teams counterpunched at the ver defense, and moved to a 47-39 end of regulation, with Brandon hit· lead at halt'time. ling a 20-foo«1r for a 78-76 lead, Cleveland scored five points on . . Pierce scoring inside, Danny Ferry • one possession .as Sura hit a layup making two rree throws and Ellis a S and was fouled. He missed the free 12-footer with I: 15 left. S throw, but Potapenkn grabbed the · Potapenkn staned.overtime with ~ rebound and Sura hit a three-point· a 16-foot baseline jumper, and Stith J er for the liiggestlead of the half, 43- · made a ·free throw before Branclon S 32. . hit two baskets. . · · t Ellis, Stith and rookie Darvin Cleveland's Chris Mills and Den· • Ham .keyed a ·9-0 rup in the third ver's Dale Ellis both were ejected : quarter that gave Denver a 56-S3 midway through the fourth quaner i lead. Ellis had 12 points in the quar- . after drawing their second technicals ter, but the Cavs clung to a 67-66 for elbowing and' trash-talking. Denver was only 4-of-5 on free lead .entering the founh period. Potapenko's hook shot and 18- . throws - tying a franchise record footer gave Cleveland a 75-72 lead for fewest free throws made and setwith 6:S7 left in the fourth quarter: ting a record for fewest attempled. , n- The .Daily S·e ntinel '. Amos, described by Pearson as a th~t he was kicki~g at a camera and complained that photogri!Phers sit ChicaJo native and lifelong Bulls too close tO the court along the base- fan, is an in-house cameraman wbo wu worldng on a freelance basis at line, endangering players' safety. Rodman said he didn't intend to the Target Center. . "He just couldn't believe his hurt Amos, but doubted the severity luck to work at this game," Pearson of the injuries. sWd. • ·"I thought I hit him in the thigh, Amos filed an assault report then all of a sudden he went back," he said. "I said, 'What's'wrong with Wednesday night after talking to · you? I'm sorry I hit you.'1ben all of police at the Hennepin County Meda sudden ·he says, 'Get away from . ical Center, where he wa5.talcen for me.' All ofa sudden he passed oyt an examination after being carried off the arena floor on a stretcher. I'm lilte, 'Yeah, right.'" . If a charge is filed, it most likely The incident wu the latest in /l · growing list of iransgressions and will be, fifth-degree assault, a miserratic behavior by Rodinan. Pearson demeanor punishable by up to a year sald she was receivinJ calls from in jail and a $3,000 line. Cases media nationwide Thursday, includ- resulting in serious injuries can be · ing representatives of Geraldo upgraded to third-degree assault, a felony that carries a maximum sen- . Rivera. 24 HOURS A DAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ··o·pen ·sundays 1 am •·11 pm ·. and.Mondays 5 am.• 12 Midnight . ·sparta deadlines , ;' . ··Hurry/ Det1dline · . . ~· · Frid•y, February 7th ., , 3 P·~· . . ·----------·-----.., L '"' ·VALENTINE PETS · · .',J ' -~ 1-. ' -I Ptt'a Narntt . • "PET'S NAME'; Owner'• Name. ~VJiope. to ' early in the exua session after a bas- get the shot or get fouled and get to ket by Potapeitko and two jumpers tbe line. I got the look I wanted. I had by Bran.don. Sura on me doWD in the box, and Stith hit a three-pointer with 3:00 he's not a great defender down low. left in overtime, and Marl( Jackson If you aren't 6-9, you aren't blockmade a layup with I :38 left to make_· ing my shot." Brandon, guarded closely by it 86-86. Bobby Phills made one of two Mark Jackson, then missed at the · free throws for Cleveland with 21 end. · seconds to go, and Pierce hit his Cays coach Mike Fratello said his fadeaway jumper in the lane over . team "missed too many wide-open shots" despite shooting 49 percent. Bobby Sura. . . It was the same play' we ran at "Pierce made a big shot for them," the end of regulation," Motta said, he said. "We had a good look at the referring to ·Pierce;s miss that sent basket. and we missed it.., Denver, which began the game by the game into overtime. "It isn't designed for a specific person. It's missing its first live shots, later hit our regular ·out-of-bounds play. We five in a row, inchtding a three-pointhad our four best offensive players er and 17-footer by Ellis that completed a 1()..2 run and gave the on the floor.... Pierce said he "wanted to either Nuggets a I~-14 lead. Now Open Tuesday • Saturday llddrjuecl stamped I Anyone who would appreciate a thoughtful word from you! All Valentia, Hearts will be p!JbiCshed In the Febnary 14th Issue at a cost of only $6.oQ:I MUST BE PREPAID! . I .... . Pilate 8J1CloM Mlf· ·Brevin Kniabtscored sixofhis 14: pOints in overtime ror Stanford (II · 2 overall, 4-1 Pac-10). · JIIIIUI Lawrence made eipu of! II tine-pointers for a season-hip29poinll rorORgon(l-3, 10-3), but,_. · his attempl for a same-tyin' pointer under pressure at the buzzer," wu far off the mark. , No. 18 MichiPD 89 · .,: Purdue 65 At Ann Arbor, Jerod Ward scored'' r a career-high 19 points for the.n ' Wolvennes. ::;: ~ Ward~ ~ju_nior who bas strugg!"4~j . through lnJunes to both knees, millie five of Michigan's 10 three-pointers. ~Wolverines (12-4, 3-2 B~g Ten)~ hrruted Purdu_e (J-7, 2·2) to JUSI 39"" pereent shoonng from the field and fo~ 17 Wm~vers. · . , : . J; Bnlin Cardinal led the 'Bod~ makers with 14 pointS. . ' ' Also ~special seclon for In Memory Valentine Pets. EASTERN DIVISION ! II IJRJOR. UConn declares Moore &. King ineligible in wake of gift scandal .-. , · FEBRUARY 13TH IN . ' .\BL standings · Foruon, double• and tripleteamed when he got the ball down low, was held 10 a season-low nine points, snappiill ,his streak of 43 games in dooble digits. It was Cincinnati's most lopsided defeat since an 88-721oss to Temple on Dec. 16, 1993. . . Elsewhere m the AP's Top 25, II was Southern Cai7S, No. 6Arizona 62; N~. 9 Utah 74 •. Southern MethodistS?; Thlsa 80, No. 12 New Mex1co 57; No. IS Stanford ?2,No. 24 Oregon69; and No. 19Mtchigan 89, Purdue liS. USC '75, No.6 AriZoaa 6l . At Los Angeles, Slals Boseman • MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - NBA officials aren't the only authorities investigating Dennis _Rodman this 350, auto, 4x4 , I By RON LESKO 111UIII1111111mllllll.2t91 1976111P C1 7 'What's wrong with this picture?"' Motta said. "I said, 'Wow, how come?' 1 "We've had SOIRC really tough luck with close bailgames. We i.eeded olle like this." ~icky Pierce's 10-foot ' jumper with 2.7 seconds left in ov~rtime helped the Nuggets sna.v a five•game losing streak. . LaPhonso- Ellis scored 27 points and Stith 20 for Denver, which als9 ended a six-game skjd at home. The Cavaliers, dropping their fifth straight game, .,-ere paced by · reserve center Vitaly Potapenko, who scored 16 points •.and B,randon, -..:itl:i I5. Denver, whic:h failed to score in overtime in a. 102-1()91ossto Charlotte on Monday, feJI behind 86-81 I · ltiO FHI F110-...............................;....... ,.. SIHI shot." ICIIIM 21 poinllllld SOUihemc.ti- !btiftime. fornia coacl\ Henry Bibby woo the i UQ!b (11-2, 3-0 WAC) bu won lllowdown .,.m. his son Mib,Ari- lseven ofeipt. SMU (10-4, 2-2) wu lOIII's point pard. led by J1y Poena's I' poinll. The Trojans (8-S, 3-2 Pac-10) 1Wia 10 • be81 the Wildtals for the ftrat time No. U New Maico 57 since 1992 and s111pped their fiveAt 'Mia, Shea Seals scored 21 of Jan1C winning streak t1w 1 ~ Ari- bis 23 poinll in the fust half u the iona (I 0-3, 3-1) in first place in the Gplden Hurricane opened a 24-point . cOnference. . !lalftime lead and COIS!ed. · . Mike Bibby, the first fresbmao to New Mexico (13-3, 2-2 WAC) start at Arizona since Sean Elliott, shot just 42 percent from the field missed much of the second half after and ne-led after havins moved up picking up his fourth foul with 10:19 six notches in the national rankings left. He fini,shed with rour points, ·this week. five rebounds, two assists, two steals Rod Thompson had 17 poil)~ for and one turnover. Tulsa (13-4, 3-0). Clayton Shields No.9 Utah 74, SMU 57 scored 20 points to lead the Lobos. At Dallas, Michael Doleac and No. 15 Staalord 72 Keitb Van Hom sparked a decisive No. Z4 Orecoa 69 . · run to open the second half for the Ttm Young ~red 20 pomts and Runnin ' Utes. Jnlbbed~caJeer:bigh21 ~~as Doleac .had 26. point$ and Van the Cardmal ralhed from e1ght pc;1nts Horn.·23, and they combined fqr 113. ,. down ijl the final4:20 of regulation points during Utah's 18-6 run ~ "! "·' · Police investigate Rodman,s kicking incident with CB17J..f?raman I • ltl2 FOlD f1SO ........ ,..... ;.. _ .... ,......... _,_Si:HI Short bed, 6 cyt, 4 apd, sharp! 4x4 · CX<qc Washinglun 74, Daron 00 . Xa•ier 73. Virginia Ta:h 6 Wi~ .- Gre.=n admitted. "After Brandon let go with hiS shot, I thought to myself, 'Here we go again,"' guard Bryant Stith added. When Brandon's shot missed and the NUBJeiS escaped with an 88-87 victory, tltere was an instant of disbelief. ''When it bounced I'UI, I thought, I '·1· • AUanlic 10 Suod1y'splllel 11 \ '. college scores ' . -:. . . . . :. . . Mint"unl1l0. Waw:ody ~K . 011k Olen {W.Va.) 59, Beaver Local ltn POIIIIlC IUID Plll------·$4495 2 Dr, V6, aulo, loaded - Ohio women's Milwaukee at AIIIMA. "7:30p.m. St• at Minncsola. II p.m. llolla 01 0.0"'. 9 PJI\ Now Yod< II """""''· 9 p.m. Delroil It L.A. Laten. 10:30 p.m. ~,......!' Meator Lqke Cnlh. 67, Lorain WAS lttt c•mouusno COIVEISIOI---·-*1495 Noneconference play Golde~~ 'If" flo&land ............ Mt as -~. Nclsonvillc·Yot\ )6 Cb~c~ ont o~tr Hot D~at~ fbi~ cold v~~~rnd! Oannon 7~ . Adlland 72 Temple 70, Cincinnati ~5 Tulane 87. Xuyicr H5 Wilminglon 91 , Enrlllllm 6K Wllhiaaton at Boslon. 1 p.m. Oarloneal New Jeney, 7::\0 p.m. . · Urbana MI. Shaw,.ec S1. -17 Saturday's games • · Maumte Vnl. Counrry O.y b4r Tot Emmaouel B'l". 47 Mor,f~eld .40. WillwJhby S. )8 V6, Loaded. Great Lakes lnlercolleaiale Taalpt'uames · By JOHN MOSSMAN . DENVER (AP) - The Denver Nuggets ha,d come to expect the worst. Going I· 7 in games decided by two points or Jess will do that.10 you. So when Cleveland's .~rrell Brandon went· up for a 17-foot "jumper at the end of overtii!IC, the ' Nuggets held their breaths. "! .expected Brandon's shQIIO go · fn," Denver coach Dick . Motta PET VAI~ENTINES! · Mid-American Conference m Mlrion PSealant7l.lklcb!yi Val. 41M~onR.iverVal. li . Mr. OileadlS •' Mania~ Ferry 7.5. SICUbcnvilk 17 · Muon 88, WilmiQ&Iot~ 22 . Mauilton Ptny ~2. ·Mmillon Jock· · IOn~ \: <f . l.."'eurview 43 hiah31 poillla. He mdeei&bl ofl4 tifto.poinlllln. ~ oflbem from behind the WBA's line-point line. The sophomore guard- only 8-of. 45 in his put six games, a 17.8 perceat i'ale t1w ptonipled his ·-.,. males to niclCu~~~~e hba "Broten- • MwOeld Mad.i10n 61 , Alhllllld4l crn4K , ' L.nkt-43. NeW Pftiluck-lrhiu .W l.Mcll!llt."f 68, Cnl_ Hanley M Lebanon 6). Xenia 56 · Wington 61. M:mllfleld 41 Dover MI. IIKiian Vlll. 411 E. CliDion 58. C1inton-Muaie 32 . , college scores 12 12, , lO Fairhuld 48, Cow Orove ~ Fairless~. Canton Timten 31 Fayellerille ~2 . f.ru.ICtn Brown 43 Fedenll Hock.in& !17. Miller 29 Gallipolis S7, Lop ol~ Gc«artown 7S, WillilliNbul)27 Orondviewl70. London SJ Grecnc..-iew 44. Madison Plaiftll 2H Hiahlanda 56. Holmc:s 41 Hifl1horo ~.Clermont NE 1-4 J~II-Scio ~- RiU,_ewOOd 4K Ken• Roosewll SR. Rav~nno. 49 Kenton RidaC S3, SrrinJ. Nurehe~at 7 Dixie HeiJ,hls 64. Con~ !12 Ohio men's 6 ' Philadclpttia a! Indiana, 2:30p.m. Olkqo Ill HoultOn, 2:30p.m. Toron~o at -Vancouw:r, 3 p.nL · CLEVELAND at L.A. Clippers. 9 p.m. Ul• a1 PoriiMd, 10 p.m. . ·r Bimesville 76. But.'keye Tmll71 Col. Lindca 81, Col. Centennial 11 Col. Walnul Ridp:: -'6. Col, Ptins 36 · Col. Wc:llin11on· :12, Mnranal~ Chr. UCLA 79, Arironn St 62 . Utah St . 79, NOJth Tcltu ~ 'h Or-IIMUiml.nooo 40 Al11llnlilt Ckan:RH 66. Orclcvillt! 44 Monll\flll69, Ponland St. 6ft Monr~.mS1 . 82, E. Wlllhjna10n 78 N. Anzona 72. lduho Sl. S9 Ncvlkla 8;'11, New Mcxko Sf. Kl Pndfic64: ltllltlo S4 ·Ponland 8~. San Frucisco 8 I (0T) S11n Diego RO. Oonza&o"l 7-1 San Di~~:au Sr . 82. WyominJ 75 Sun Jose St. 62. Air force -':"i Southem Cui 7;'11, Arizona 62 Snlllford 72. Oregon 69 (QT) UC Sanla B1U"ttat<a K~. Cnl S1.-Fulkr· . 111und•r'• seora ' Akro•Co\1~49, E.~to•43 Tul111.80, New- Mc~~:ico J7 Utah 74, Sourhern Mt~h. ~7 Cii\:Sycamore oll , Milford J8 Cin. Wes1en HIUs 78, CJn. Wirhrow , Lucuville. Val. 5S, Scioto NorthWUI - ,~ , point nnae, before rouii., out wid! 14seconda left.lfe·bec:-~'a career scorinate.dcr. p '"I Audiony Reed's ICbool record of 1,896 points from 1919-93. "Honeyi:utt played 111 AII-Ameri~ln 'game," Tulane c01eh Perry Clark said. "He really Came up big. _Evetj time they mde a run, be came up with an ~~t~swer," · . X.vier (11-2) tried ~~;verythinJ to stop the 6-foot-9 forwaid, but never fOWid an answer. . · "He presented bis-time matchup ,prilblelns," X.viercoach Slcip Pross· er said. "He took our big Juys OU!side and hit 3s." ' ' Thlane (11-S)has won six straight games. \ It was Temple's al1ility to shut sfown Fortson, and Rashec;d Bro' kel)boiough's shoolinJ that keyed .. the Owl1' u~t. · . l · . · B'i!ke"bOnluJ!h ~ out or a . shOOting slump by .sconng a career- Second-half rally helps Nuggets top Cavaliers 88-87 in OT Little Minmi II. CiiL Norwood 47 LAJP., Elm .46, Hamilton Twp~ 24 Fairfield Uolon 71 . c.n.J Wln"'"- 42 Cle. His. Beaumont 40, Lakewood Sl. AuJudine J6 Cit!. Luchcn:m W. 69, Brooklfn .1:1 Clc. St. Joocpb ~I. M;dpart 47 Col ~n 6S. Col. EaiJ 18_ Col. f..ulmoor 62. Col. lndcpeftdehce . more 36 , Baise St. 73. E. Mkhigon 61 ' CS Nonhridge 90, ',\Ieber S. ..RI ' C,.J Poly-~LO 79, UC lnhfc 62 Califamiu 80. Ofqon St. 70 Hawaii 8~. Colorado St 6.~ ~~ 47 APon B...htel67, Akron N. ~ · Akron Cent.·Hower S8, Akton Ken· Far West MiMii 102. Bollon 94 ' AI- 78, Ootondo 67 Houlloa 89, Sauaiw:IIIU 80 Doo-118. CU!VEUND 87 (01)_ Ullh 95, Phoeni11. 91 l'onlaod 102, LA. Wen 98 . Rice 7-4, Tc~~:u-El PIISO 60 S11m Houston St 63, T~ns-Snn AntO- 18\\ ' .WESTERN CONFERENCE l'Ma Ohio B.S. girls' .scores Tew Christian 101 . Briahum Young 1~ Nilwaukee \,........... 11 -·M-DI- Ameli~ ' '. 'Libeny Uaion 87, MltJd!pilrl2~ . E18;D~I . C~OJIOIIJ7 Cin. Lo..-dltnd S2, BltlnchHI~ 39. Cln. Oak Hilla 46, Cin. Colerain J6 Cin. RcadiDJ S9. Cin. Madeira 3S Cirt. Se¥en Hilla 64. LMJmorl. 31 NDn-coaference pl1y · nio flO 10\\ 44 . w......, E. u...,..t60. Wll1011 ~l Eooll* N. 49. &.:lid 40 . Cin. Harrison ~7. Cin. Win1011 Waod& keD)'Of'l76, Cose Reserve 47, Wilbcrl'on:c 78, Earlham 41 Southwest ArbniU Sl. M, Teu~ - Pan ~I Cin. Anderson M. On. Turpin Sl North C- Confereace By The Ana lillld PI 311 Collqe baslcdball'a current Clipital wa conq~- twice. With Cincinnm lad X.vier bod) ~in tbe Top 15 . - oftbi&son, Cincinnati held tbe distinction of beins one of collep hOoj,s' hot spots. . But both local schools were upeet Thursda)! ·night duriq a double~at Riverfront Coliseum feawring teams from the Atfantic U) conference and Conference us.( In the opener, Jerald Honeycutt scored. a season-hip 38 poiats aad bee~me Tulane's career scOring leader as the Orten WIVe belt No. '- 14 X.vier 87-85. • In the second game. Temple . snapped a four-pme losing 5lr!!lk against Cincinnati by, ahuttina down Danny Fortson in a .7():.55 win oVet the fourth-ranked Bearcats. ! · ftoneycutt made 16 Of 22 sliO!s. including five .of seven· frOm ~- <):,.,... 1111111 a ~ In Top 25 coli• IMsketblt/1, ' F~r.Januarr17,1917 8r bAW HARRIS Pom uoy •llddllp 11ft, Ohio I' l• POmii'OJ BA .a:r. LU RT. a48 y •• } ' �.. ~17, ·By The Bend . ... The Daily Sentinel . · Page7 Friday, January17,1997 . ' Wom~n must make i.mportant. decision before her marriage . · ·WIN CASH I On .,anuary 26, Super Bowl XXXI will be played. The outcome of the , TOO! YOU C.A game will be determined on th' field, but YOU may have something at stake, tool Just fill out the entry blank, clip tt out, and bring In or mall to The Dally Sentinel; 111 . Court St., Pomeroy, by noon, Friday, .,anuary 24th for a chance to win $501 All you have to do Ia ·predict the correct final score of. Super Bowl XXI and the $50 Ia all yours. . Clip out the entry form .below. .and drop off at one of the participating .businesses. . · WELCOMED - Dr. Kheweje A. Rehman, left, new11t mtmber · ·cit the medlcel etaff et Vllltnna Memorial Hotpltel, Is welcomed \.tiy Hospital Admlnlttretor Scott Lucea. · • '· .A ll Entries Must Be $ubmltted Before. 12:00 p.m. Noon on Jan·uary 24, 1997. Einployeea of thla newspaper and the .participating businesses are not eligible. Enter aa often aa you like. Nopurehaae necessary. Tbe Sentinel will take ell c~ entrlee · and ulect the winner by random drawing. Prlzllewerded by Tbe Dlllly Sentinel NO PURCHASE NECESSARY ENTER and WIN! Green Bay Vs •.'· New .England• 1997 SUPER BOWL SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY I prildlct lilt winning tum A ftntl aco,. · Team ______.;,._,;,_ ___.._ ________ to ____ Name-----r----------.Address-----'------ • Beer , Fisher ·Funeral Home ·QIIalnSt Point Pl••nt; WV RIDENOUR'S TV ·& APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Bruce F..._,. DII'Htor Jtmtt R. Acrte Jr., DII'Htor 675-7201 t · 1.14· ~nue north of Rt. 7 on . Country Road IS 39239 Bradbury Rd. 992·7713 CHERER ·LUMBER 555 Park St. MiddlepOrt, ·Ohio 992~11 . I 1. FumTal pI a 1111 i 11 g ':' .. , 111akl'~ it l'a~ier !'or I lw-.l' 'ou lo\ t' . I < Find out more by t;~~/1/ng... . Jemea C. Bln:hffeld Owner-Qpartor . FREE . . . lllaek· • ' 106 N. 2nd Middleport · •• 992-2635 BIRCHFIELD FUNERAL HOME Meln StrHt, P.O. Bo~ 188 Rutlllld, 9H 45175 · · 742-2333 iiSpeclel Funding le . A~H..,Ie ., ~ 8 •~m. to ·& p.m. ' .f • TOHO Wheel Hor!l• TRACTORS and ljiiDING r.tOWERS ' 1 ' FIVE... POINTS. EXPRESS ' Open Monday Saturday · · ·10 aJil·lO pm .State Route 7. · Ffye Polnta fJil, ' R&G llelga County's only . Authorized Purlnil Chow . Dealer w..MIIIn 112-2114 ~.Ohio Tht Slorw. Willi ·~1 Kindt of Stuff" for ...... Stllllea. Lttge .& Small An~lt. LIIWne A Gtrdtnt 'l,.ocal. . 'STIHt.. Dealer GENERAL·TIRE. .":,SALES .. • ~ries . iM . . . ,, •.Fresb Meats •••• LUMIE' ' . . i ~lflldie!IIOI'J. Ohio 4578o I ·>, • I ' I f ~" <i·.' ' ' ' , Restaurant . . , ' :., , ' ' cer ~ing A.n s~les TIIMI Splltic:1te and Creatorl Syndicate. ·. '' me some advice before disaster strikes. This dilemma has been keeping me up nights. -- No Name, No room. . . City, Please 2. If your policy allows ii;,always Dear N.N.N.C.: Don 't wait for pay the small extra amount to get the . disaster to strike. If you do,' you will · endorsement " replacement cost on be the major casualty. It appears that personal .properly." ·This removes the ball is in Hank's court. He is haggling over the depreciated value going ·to have. to decide .whether or of 'your furniture and require s the not he is willing to marry you, know- insurance company' to buy you a new ing it means a nursing home for his sofa after that fire. .. father and a care facility for Molly. Hope 1his helps. -- Re!ired InsurGood luck. And now. please get a . alice Adjuster in Waco, Texas good night's sleep. Dear Adjusier: Too bad you Dear Ann Landers: You 've already retired. We need pi!Ople like you to lei your readers know that home- stay in the field . Thank you fo r the . information that is sure to be of value. The mail on this 'subject was surprisingly heavy, but few who wrole were as specific and knowle.dgeable as you. . ..I . Dear Ann Landers: When I visitChicago-based team. · ed a hotel in New York recently, the ' Fossett, 52, is scheduled to break managel!lent was considerate enough · his own distance record of 5,435, to provide a complimentary contimHes later this morning. nental . breakfast of breads and cofProject manager Bo Kemper sa1<1 fl Fossett did not have (JI!tmission to d · II hy over Libya and was mngb a d e could to skirl , · that nation's · · d or ers. ld B.ut power.u1Jet stre~m wm s cou d pro""l ~- the 150-foot, silver-colore he he · balloon into Libyan 'airspace w t r Fosseulikes it or not. . That brought help fro.m Richard Branson, the British chairman of Vir· gin.Atlantic Airways, who WjiS forced · down earlier this month in Algeria in his own attempt to cirCle the world in a balloon. Another European team · also failed earlier this month. . Balloonist crossing North Africa; Gadhafi's pe.rmission sought · , CHICAGO (AP) - ·Millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett swept over ihe Mediterranean coast . of Africa today and sought permi.Sion to fly over Libya in his quest.to become the first balloonist to ci.rcle the Earth . nonstop. Early this morning, on the. founh day. of his solo flight, the Chicago securities trader was 300 miles south of theM. editerranean Sea in Algeria, after crossing the. Atlantic Ocean and sailing ovet the Strait ·ofGibmltar. "One ocean down," said ground control team member Jennie Ritchie. Fossett, who ·sped along at 120 mph for much of the day Thursday, had slowed to about half of that today in his attempt at one of the last great unconquered aviatiqn goals, said Alan Blount, anoiher member of the . N.2NDAVE. MIPDLEPORT ,992-7 11. r 4X4SALE $9600 . -, 4 wheel drive vao·. XLT, 4.0 ve, loaded wnh all options, greatlor winter or summer, ~xtra sharp~ ·: . - ~ · .-:$. · 91 fOIIIIONCO ••-···-··'"··--·---"··-- ' 949$ Full size,4x4, Eddie'Bauer Pk, equiped with all options. Looks & drives like new. . · · S 91 •011 IIPLOIEI ..........- ..- -.............-•·~···""" H9 5. · 4 Dr, 4x4, 4.0 V6, air, 5 speed, new.tlres. · 90 fOB PICI·IP.,,.____ ,,.......................- ... 0•ly ·S7995 4x4, XLT LBI1at, 4x4, auto, trans, air, tiH, cruise, PW, PL 91-FOIIIIPI.OIEI SPOil ......................... - ........... $9995 loaded with extras. 19 IIOICO II 414.~............. ~......~ ............................ S7995 vs, 5 speed, extra sharp wnh new tires, air, much more. · · ta FOil·IIN.OIEI.....,.....~................................... S12,900 4 Dr, XLT, 4x4, V6, auto trans; all extra options, looks new. 17 CIEV 1·10 lWEI 04 .................- .......... ,........ $5995 V6, auio, alr, convel'$lon package. Have a look . · . 92 fOil UIHI Ell CAl 414 ...............-.~···•···-·~· $9795 4.0, V6, rear seats, sharp vehicle. · u ·UIIID .....................................~....................... $2tt~ 4 cyl, 5 spd, look & runs great. . • . 9.1 C:IEV 1•1-QPICI•UP ....~ ....................................... $499.5 Only 48000 miles. , · . . Most vehicles have 3 Yr-45000 mile ppWer train warran,ty. Most vehicles listed above are North Carolina Vehicles. YoW' Lasr Srop Car Shop . · RIVERSIDE MOTORS Acl'ots fnlm Super America In Jlmmy.Deem 614-992-3480 · Cecil 1 TUPPERS PLAINS :. Hymn sing at the St. Paul United M<thodist . Church, Sunday, 7.p.m. sponsored by NQrlheast Cluster United Methodist Chun:hcs. ing Command, Grear Lakes, Ill. . ' Air Force Airman Paul W. Pullins · She is a .1996 gradua!e of Alexan· · ~as graduated from tOaSic military ' der High School.· . :tfaining at Lackland Air Force B·ase, . · . tfarold W. Bird . ,!San Antonio, Texas. .- :l:le ·is the son of Michael T. and . Navy PettyOf(icer .Second Class TUESbAY . . POMER.OY Meigs County · Nancy E. Gard ·of Middleport and is Harol4 :W· ' B1rd rec-ently returned ' 8 . 1996 gnJduate of Meigs Higl\ from as1x-mo~th deployment.to the Genealogical Society, Tuesday. 5:15 ·'School'. Medit~rranean ~nd ~lack sea• aboard ·p.m:, Meigs Museum. · ' the guodcd moss1k fngate USS Robert [ 1iibe G. Bradley based out Qf Norfolk. Va. WEDNESDAY !R~':y~~aman Rcci'IJit Rachel M .. • He is the son' of•William H. and lMIDDLEPOIIT -- Mi<ll:lleP\}11 Litrcccn.tly g~uatcd fr~m ·U:S. Judy K. Bird of Racine a.nd is a crary Club. 2 p.m. Wcdncsd~y at .thc ~~avy bal!ic training at Rccrun Tram: gr~uatc nf Southern H•gh School. ho,mc of~~· Rochard Owen. ' ' •• ~~ a WINTER OF '97 lUST. STARTING " ' BmHrwtm.. Plllllt CtlldAil SE ·.. ?nibe . . . . While almost an ything goes ·m New York, I was surpri sed to see a well-. dressed female guest of the hotel fill plaStic bag she had in her purse with six rolls and nonchalant·, ly walk out the door. I was tempted to tell thi s woman she was not only tacky but was stealin g. Remembering your admohi tion to MYOB , I let it pass.'Was I wrong. or should I have said something? -AI in Bellevue, Wash. Dear Bellevue: Actuall y, the woman was not stealing. When .a complimentary meal is served, it is · not specified how many rolls (or cups of.coffee)'a guest should have. Was ., it tacky? .Yes. Was il illegal? No. Should you have said anything to her? No. Why ris~ a fat lip or a broken nose for the satisfaction of "setting her straight"? Thi s was not your. • business. . Forget to save some . of your favorite Ann Landers columns? " Nuggets and Doozies" is the answer. Send a self-addressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or money order for $5 .25 (thi s includes postage and handling) to : Nuggets, . c/o Ann' Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, IlL 60611 -0562. (I~ t:;anada, send $6.25.) -Society scrapbook- ~r~a rmiHtary neV\(s ~~~~ w. Punlns . · .. homeowner 's policies: I . Most .policies cover the property of children under 21 who arc attending college away from home. This is helpful to know if that stereo is stolen from · the college dorm MOles ON dean's list . •Sbclwalters entertain · Joshua Moles of Cheshire· ha~ , : Earle ,,an~, Btlen, -~!"iller of been naii)Cd to the dean's list at Ash; · Chester e~terliiinw with ~family dinners during the .h111idays. Attending land University for the 1996 fall . by Bob'Hoefljch were their son, Tim, · of Thpper> semester. He is a 1994 graduate of' .' Plains; Earl's ·mother; MIU)' Showa- River Valley' High S.chool ana son of ter of Chester; his sister, .Fern Mor- Joshua and. Terry Moles .of' Little Kyger Road .. He is a senior majoring Don't look now but again I'm ask- Valentine's Day this through the ri~, and a nephew, Matthew Morris, in toxict>logy. To qualify for the big for help. It's gett.ing to be a habit, French City Chorus barbershop quar- Columbus. dean's list, Moles had to be enrolled 'tets. . ')} huh? full time and maintain at least a 3 .~ . ' . Quartets from the chorus will be Reception planned . ·· P~maps, with a little jogging of grade point average on a 4. scale. An open reception honoring the memory, many of you will recall ·delivering singing· valentines. in the hihiriops m.onologue that Andy Meigs Co;Junty this yearl rom 10 a.m. Alfred and Marjorie Crow on their URG honpr students Thirleen Meigs County students Griffith perfomied so~ years ago. It to 7 p.m. on Vill~nti~e's Day, Feb. 14. 50th wedding anniverslU)' wjll be held Saturday, 2 to 4 p.m. in the made the dean's honor list at the Uni· revolved around a football game l!lld So for $25 you can hire a quartet l\ndy's comical impression ·of what which will not only ileliver two Bethany Building at Trinity Church; versity of Rio Grande for the wintet romantic songs to you;:"~we.o;tlieart Pomeroy. The· couple requests that quarter. was going on. · . Well; Pick Rupe of Pqmeroy, but will also present thehqnoree with gifts be omitted. Mr. and Mrs. Crow . Making a' grade of 3.75 or above also recalls lhe'monologue and would a rose at the conclusion of the music. were married on Jan. 18, 1947 at the on a 4. scale during the quarter were" like to obtain it so tliat he can share So if it's romantic that y~ant to be, Second Presbyterian Church in Deborah A. Alkire, Pomeroy; Lorrie Washington, Pa. by Dr. Paul Ludwig. it with grand~on. Today's young who could ask for anythi98 more? A. Barnes, Rutland; Jonatban A. B people, of .course, would not be And how do you go abOut getting rocker, Vinton; James Hayman, Eong famili'!l' at all with this monologue. in ·on this deal? No . prob~,em. Yo'! Bottom; Kimberly D. Janey, •J>p you have it hidden away among can phone Nora and Den¥Cr Rice at Langsville; Adam P. Little Middleyour tap~~s and reco;Jrdinlls so that a 992-3759 or John and Joart'il.nderson pan; Darin P. Logan, Middlepon, at 992-75i6, the hitter after 6 p.m. 1;0py colald be made? l just know that Kenneth M. Matson, Racine;Andrea Scheduling is being done jnGallipo~ ~omebody o.ut there it stu.ck away. I E. Moore, Syracuse; Amy D. Rouse, "hope s'o. If you do please let me or · lis where t~ chorus.headq~ers but Middleporl; Stephanie A.. See, the Andersoru; and the R1c~ can get Dick know. Thanks. · . Pomeroy; l<imberly A ...Spencer, ' The Community Calendar is pub.... ____ · you on the right .track tQ ~l parlic· lished as a free servi~e to no;Jn-profit Racine; and Thomas J. Spencer, Chuck· and Daisy ~lakeslee of ipant in the unusual offering., Or i.f . groups wishing to announce meeting Racine. ,Pomeroy, who·spend a lot of time in you prefer you can send y.gW, ch~k and special e.vents. The calendar is · · their ·retirement by traveling, have or money order to Sl'I;:BSQSA, not designed to prolflote sales otfund . French City Chorus, P. 0 , Box 208, . raisers of any·ty(JI!. Items are printed 'their first great:grandchild. Callipolis. By going the mail route, as space P'!.rmits and cannot be guar~ 'The new arrival was born on Jan. 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Lance Hatra ol of course, you'll have to bE ' sure m anteed to run a .spt!cific number. of Olathe, Kansas. The baby, weighing designate the honoree and prJvid.; the days. ·. . iri at eight pou11ds, two ounces, has recipient's address and times of availbeen named Amanda Victoria after ability so that the quartet can milkeu SATURDAY her greai-grandmllther, Daisy Victo- satisfactory delivery, SALEI).f CENTER -- Star Grange y; 'ria Blakeslee. · · · . · 778, Saturday, 6:30p.m. for fun night Natural gas rates are !I.P; The and potluck supper, ' follow~d by Grand~nts are Patricia Cin:le of Wichita, Karuias, and iM late Melvin Public Utilities Commission esti- third degree practice, 7JO p.m .. · Circle arid Mr. and Mrs:· Franlc liaf- mates that the cbange will res.I!Jl in an ; . , ra of Kansas. Great-grandparents .i.n increase ohbout $9.40 (JI!r month for SUNDAY additibn to Mr. and 't>{rs. Blakeslee the average customer. · However, ·PQME~OY •• Annual meeting of .iu'e Mrs. Alta' :Williams and Mrs. Alta you prObably will get hit harder than the Parish of Grace Episcopal Church ·~a. both oLKansas. · . · . that in view of the extremely cold will take place on Sundily in the weather we've been having. Shoot- . Feiger Memorial Parish Hall of the -------' ing up the. thermostat to keep warin church ,complex beginning with a · .i · If your sweetie says yqu "ain't" got no romance, here's your opportunity is like using the credit card. You don't potluck h~!)s~eon at II :30 a.m. realize how ·hard you're gettmg hurt . 1 • . , • .to combat that reml!fk. · . POMEROY -- Rev. Arius Hurt, 'You're really being offered a nov- . until you get the bill . Howeve~, it fig· v:a~ •AIIFM Cassette el approach to the observance of · ures. If you're warm, it is, jitdeed, pastor of the Forest Run Baptist •MCGidlion • • Clplains Chairs Church, will be the guest spt!aker at easier to keep Sll)iling. . ' Roor Sofa Bed ·-Wildowl the Na<imi Baptisi Church, Pomeroy, •lliOdedl •l'oi!Nr LD<*t Su!'day, II. a.m: ~ ... ........... ..... 485 North Stcond Avenue 1 "l . . '.'( rowsI · .1995, Los: cosrwhen a friend's son is bilten by the dog. There are two other things most pi!Ople iire unaware of con. Community calendar .....~u.... ln atock . Ann Landers a • 228 WEST MAIN ,~·POMEROY ':'l• 992~432' I We have an interest in the · Nev.i Engla[ld · Patriots ···. · .Good Luck Mike · Bartrurtr · .·; R&Gfeed& Supply 'owner's insurance will cover the ·fee.. Yea! ' '' · Now 598 Vldoes Pl-. 'j. · 221 Mill St. Middleport ·992-2929 TIRES. Your ·New Hours ·· Loca ted r1gl1t next door. Corn1 ng Soon 1 · atLthe~ s • • 992-6891 391 .. • at our 11CIN locat 1o n 985·3307 992-5141 . ~">!:· .T. _; .•· GRAN '> OPENING · . VAllEY"""''' i~al Ass~iation alid the American .. o.nu's' •7 . . - Wiltr: h for rJL:r MlddltpOrt Ingels · Furniture, Jewelry -and !' . •Wine • Ohio Lottery . • Ohio Lottery • cc)nvenlence Items ,,...., • Movlf Rentals ·RAWJJ8Gs-c;OArs .Department .Store · · •Beer ~· Wine · '.. . . .' "HomeStyle Cooking" . I . Ph.·No. - - - - - - . , . . - - • Dr. Khawaja A. Rahman has College of Physicians, Dr. Rahman, ;,ined the medical st# at Veterans· in addition to practicing' internal · Memorial H;ospilal in Pomeroy, Hos- . medicine at Vetefl!ns Memorial, will. jJital Adlllinistrator Scott Lucas also, perform .some family .practice · announced today. · serv1ces. ,. His office is located in the Meigs ' : · A native ofPakis~, Dr. Rahman received his medical degree ' in May, . Medical Complex adjacent to Veter, 992 from the ~ind Medical College ans.Memona · 1Hospna · 1.. Offi1ce hours " M d 9 at ,Karachi, Pakistan. He served ares- are on ays •. a.m. to I p.m.; Th es. idency at Jinnah Posl Graduate Med- days, 9 a.m. to 12 noon and. I to 4 ical Co;nter in Karachi until late p.m.; Wednesdays, I to 1 p.m.; 1.992. In July, 1993, he began a year.- Thurs days, 9 am. to 1 Pl~m . · other· hours . · Rahman Dunng long internship in internal medic1.' ne · 141 the Qu!'ens H . nmilal Center in New will be availallIe at .the hbspital. His --~ · be 3632 M York. an affiliate of the Mt. Sinai telephone n11m r is 992· ,. rs. Medical Center in New York. In July, Karen Roush, a long-time employee 1·994, Dr. ~an beJ!an a two year of the hospilal, is serving as recelh · resideilcy in internal medicine with tionist for both Dr. Rahman and Dr. die Western Reserve Care system in Satywan Chhabria, another rece~t Youngstown, Ohio, and comes to addition to the hospital staff. · ~eigs County frQm that Youngstown · Dr. Rahman 'and his wife, Samia, :ur.stem. . · . are residing on ·State Route 338 in A member of the American Med- Racine. · · .J < .' ~_ MILLIE'S .RESTAURANT Shoppllg ,, . . By ANN LANDERS Dear A.nn Landers: I am engaged to a wonderful man whom l love very much. His only living parent is in failing health. "Hank" also has a mentally handicapped sister, "Molly," who requires supervision. Hank and IIi ve together, and we have taken care of Molly on many occasions. I can foresee ·in the not-too-distant future Hank's father beComing unable ' to.care for Molly or himself.. [ have heard Hank tell other family members he would never put his sister or his father in a nursing home. You may think I'm selfish, but I ain not pre, · pared to take on this · demanding responsibilitY· ljusi don't see myself as a live-in nurse for the family. I'm quite sure this is the pl!'n, and frankly, I feel as ifl am being set up. Should I bring up this subject before the wedding or wait until Hank and I get settled? ,Please give YMH medical staf;f ! ENTER AS MANYTIMES AS YOU WANT! . Predict the Winning Team · · & Final Score! HO. Dr. Rahman joins •. . f990 · • W) l'olllc IJ.6 •eus~om. ClOth lnln •Automatic •Air Condlion •AMfll.e a- . TPC •Ao Condlion • AMfM Stl!eO • • 'lqel Anli• Cuslqm Cloth lDck lhkes tnleriof •-Door locks .• Wtll ~~ · • Cruise Control · · -... Wheels • Loodad! Start F11ancln!! Stmt flfSh •11b 11'C FlfShStlt Fllandlll:hl Tom Pfdm Coonlr) Eltr)tl!le hal had flnandal ~atooe~nlt' or allQioo,bul that ~\ l<rfp)OIIfromor;nllt!a nt•nehlill'. Ltlll8lil'lp pul!!! on tilt road lOa brUt! 1AJIOOmll! Can l:lm822il411and alii; for our TI'CFifShSiartFlnantltlg~ • Tom Peden Country . . . Monday ; Satunlay: 9 am · 8 pm • Sundily: I · 8 pm 'r.o., T. .· - - -_ . , atlejorictolo..;-1:0....- '"'" 'I I 'L < I .I I I ' L I' I ' l ' ) L 1 I I 1M 'l I- "On...,._ .......I •'*"·--~ l!iiOoJII(II'kalI ' I'{ J I L . I - d " �• Frldey,Janu.ry17,1il7 Fttdry,...._, 17,1117 . . :'Thieves steal everything, including urns of·man's mother and father :: ~ . Pomeroy • lllddlepoft, Ohio Business Services l WILLIAMSBURO, Ky. (AP)'- won1ed pareniS Wednelday that 111C 'Di~ Cooper hid 10 bleak lhe newa bathroom fee is beina eliminaled lo her husb.nd: Thieves who broke froiJt Ms. Dye's "P.E. PerkS" Pl'9into her tar stole his· mother and gram. Parents had complained that father. children weren't always llllowed 10 . Mrs. COQper, from Garfield go 10 the bathroom when they needHeights, Ohio, was staying at a hotel ed. last weekend at the iime of lhe theft. Under the program, pupils in Ms. Police Sgt. troy Shaq~ investigaltd. Dye's clasSI!s earn play money for "She started lo tell me what was good behavi<l!: and may use the cash missing," Shaq~ said. "'Some jock- for perks. -A special bathroom lri.p ey silk$, a lilack uunk with some pho- would cost $10 in play mon~y. tos and memorabilia and, oh yeah, Jennyc Balcer, one of the parenls two urns with my mother and father- who complained, said her son drinks in .. (aw's remains In it.' [said, Excuse a Jot of water due to a medical conme?"' dition and he doesn' t always'take care So how do yo~ tell yo\tr husba~d oflhe urge 10 go during sch¢uled · his pareniS' remains have been restroom breaks. slolen1 ·· "He's ip first grade, and he wails "I said, 'Gary, They took every· until the lasl minule/' she sai!l. ·"I thing - they even look yout molher don't want to be .called to school lll)d father,"' Mrs. Gooper said. · because· my son wet his pants." Kentucky State Police later recov· ered lhe urns. The thieves apparentSANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) - A ly had dropped them off ouiSide a pharmacist who joked over the phone nearby restaurant. . about being l'obb¢ found out police · Mrs. C(I()JlCr was returning to her weren't amused. Cleveland area home from Ocala, 'Four squad cars converged on Jan Fla., where her husband's parents had · Kemp's drug store Wedri~ay lifter lived. She was bringing home sever- . a Florida phannacist telephoned Sanill items, including the ashes, !hat had . dusky police to tett them Kemp was been in her in-laws' house. · ·' ~. ............. T ..... 3ih6"'"'#ar~ 'l.t_Ciootol = w Wt1 ....:.;-.:'~., -....n ..... · 10..-.,6 .... ~..-..; - 9&& ... ,. ·10 ..... 7 .... daylaticM · 7p... W", ),..,. . ,,... Ill" ; 111 Clo .. IICiortol 5111-Maio ,_.,AIIwYoodl- Bill Frazla ~!ldlool -9-.:lOLm. s-a.... riCiortol Wonllip • 9-.30 LID, s..y 9dlool. ID-.30 Lm. ,_.Jeffrey Wallace ZM Clnor4 II.CIIrtll Pomeroy, llarrilonville Rd. (Rl.l43) P1110r: R...,W- · Sundoy Scllool· 9:30 Lm. WCIIMip. 10:30 LJD., 7:00p.m. ' WednOiday Scnolceo • 7 p.m. "'=Service • t:JO p.m. S..-y School • 10 a.m. Wtdneaday Scrvice-7:JO p.m. •., •• n.. ........ a-c~o f T II Communion · 10 1.m. ,Sunclay Scllooi ·IO:I$ o.m. Bnllllll)' CbreJI , DrtA PIIIOr: Jill< C<>t>kY S,....y Scbool · 9:JO Lm. ~orlhip -.10:30 a.m. 41872 Pomeroy P1k< P -: E. IMur O'Bryam Sundlly Scllool • 9:JO a.m. Worallip • 10:4$ a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednetday Scrvicea • 7:00p.m. l'lrA llopllol Cloordl PUIOI': Mark Morrow 6111 and Palmer 51., Middleport Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Wonhlp . 10:1$ a.m., 7:00p.m. Wtdneaday Service' 7:00p.m. ...1 1 Clollrdo al Cllrlol P1110r: l!tlaene E. Undeiwood Sunday $dlool· 9:30 Lm. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. a.... llndtord or Cilrlol Comer of St. Rl. 124 lt. Brldlul} Rd. Evanaelill: Keilh Cooper T-'"" Youlh Minillcr: Mk:hlcl Sundoy School· 9:30a.m. Wonllip. 8:00 a.m., ID-.30 o.m., 7:00 p.m. W - y Scrvlceo · 7:00p.m. -Fine Blpclal P -: !ln. Lawrence T. U.ley YOUih , _, Aaron Youna Sunday Scllool • 9:JO a.m. Wonhip • 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wtdneaday Scrvicea . 7:00p.m. • llk1lll7 Hill ca.rcto or Cloi1oc __......,. E-liot Joacph B. lloaldno Sanday School· 9 a.m. WOIIhip·IO a.m., 7 p.m. Wednaday Scrvlceo • 7 p.m. ' 1.1tntr Clwt P -: Blllllnle Sunday Scllool • IOI.m. Deller Wedneodoy Scrvicea- 7:JO p.m. ML u- Blptlal ......... On1otlu Cloorcb Sunday School • 9:JO a.nr. Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m., 7:JO p.m. Wedneodoy Service 7:JO p.m: Puwr : Joe N. Sayre Sunday Scllooi-9:4S a.m. EVenlna · 6:30p.m. Wednetday Servicea. 6:30p.m. H - k Gron a.-• l'ulor: Oene zS,....pchool· 10::10 Lm. Wonh•p · 9:30o.m., ?p.m. • ~~ PIIIOr : Dlhicl Berdine · . Wonhlp • 9:JO Lm. Sunclay Bible Study • 1:00 p.m. Wedneodoy .......IIi ca.rcto al Clorlot · PUIOr: Pllilip Stunn Old lletlool Fne WJ1 BllldA ca.rcto ·. 28601 St. Rl. 7, Middleport Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenlna · 7::!0 p.m. · Thurocloy Scrvlua : 7:JO S,....y Sc:bool: 9:JO a.m. Wonhlp Service: IO:JO a.in. Bible Study, Wednetday, 6:JO p.m. "'Cllrtll llllilt ....... Clollrdo Sl. Rl. 143 jUII off Rl. 7 lllnfonl Clovc1o Ia ~-uHanford, W.Vo. • Putor:.Rn. David McManil Sunday School • II a.m. Wonhip • 9:JO a.m., 7:Je p.m. Wodneodoy Scrvicea • 7:JO p.m. , _, Rn.llma R. Atne, Sr. 10 a.m. 'WSIMMiay !.."':"ZSchool· ·y Senoicea lla.m., 6 p.m. •7 p.m. .., • v.....,N. Blpclall= · •• $~ 21111 St. M P -: lamea E. Keeoee Wonhip • IOO.m., 7 p.m. Wodnoodoy Service• • 7 p.m. ML Morilll a..... or God · Rldno l'ulor: Rev. Jamca S.uerf~eld Sunday School : 9:45 a.m. , Evtnina • 7 p.m. Wodneodoy Scrvlca . 7 p.m. a..... 6 .,_......... Sunday Scllool • !S:JO a.m. Wonl!ip • 10:45 a.m. , Thundoy Scrvl~ • 7:JO p.m. Ro- J'm WID llloplllt SalemSI. · · 1 PUIM: Rev. Paul Taylor Su~y Sdoool • 10 Lm. Evenina • 1 p.ll). Wed 1 r•~•·7p.m. . Ral1aelo Clo ..... 75 r-1 51.~ Middleport. PIIIOf: !ln. Jolot Neville Childreo'loenoice · 10Lm. Wonbip • 7:30p.m. · Wedaadoy Service· 7,30 p.m. 8,.. ... 8alla a.-. • -:-Manley Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhlp • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thurocloy Scrvic:o • 7:30 p.m. Laonl ClllrF- MetMdlat Clollrdo · PIIIOr: Pclet Tremblay Sunday Sc:bool • 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 a:m. and 7 p.m. · Wodnetday Serv.ic:o • 7:00 p.m. Rotllad Commull)' Cloorc• Putor: !ln. Roy McCarty Sunday School ' 9,30 a.m. SondayE...... ·7p.m. Wcdnoodoy Scrvicea. 7 p.m. ........... Chr<• ., J - Cilrlol aiLattOrDoJPortlllld-Ridne Rd. Branch Praidcnt· Michael Duhl Sunday School· 9:30 o.m . Wonllip • IO:JO o.m. Wodncodoy Scnoic:oo • 7:JO p.m. Tbe a...... orJnu · Clu1otor1Aittr·DIJ Saitlll St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday School10:20-lla.m. Relief Soc:icty/Priellhood 11 :05· 12:00 noon Sacr•menl SerYlce 9-lfr.lS a.m. Hom<mokinamectina. hi Thu,.. • 7 p.m. SL JoU Ladteru Clolll<. Pine Grove Rev . Ocorac Welolck Worohip • 9:00 a.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. a..... Ottr Seriour ......... · Wtlnuland Henry Sll., Ravenawood, W.Va. In trim p111ors: Rev. Robert Hupp Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. , Worahlp ol I a.m. · 5I. ..... Lalllino c••n• ' Corner Sycamore lt. Second 51., Pomeroy Rev ..Gcot'JC Weirick Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Wonhlp • II a.m. Unti ed Meth o d 1st Putor: Sharon llauaman Sunday School • 9:JO a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 6:JO p.m. . . Plllor: Rev.,Charles Muh Holy Eudllliloand . Sunday Schoolt0:30 a.m. ~ hour fGIIowlna w. """'*"' ' s::,'' 923 S. third k. •td' ,_Michad~" WOIIbip • 10 a.m. un., Worship · .9:JO a.m. Sunday School· IO:JO a.m. · · UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. : Flril Sunday' cif Monoh • 7:JO p.m. IICrvke Topper; Plalu St. hoi PallOr: Sharon Hausman Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wonhip -10 a:m. Tueodoy Scrvi""'. 7:JO p.m. CaalniCMbotrY(Sr-l t'uoor: Ch11IC1 Neville Sunday·School • 9:45 a.m. c.MrJ-Cio- "' Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Rlv. llloc:kwood Surldoy Sdoool -!1:30 a.m. WOIIhip ID-.30 Lm., 7:JO p.m; W - y Service ·7:~ p.m. I aenolco, 7 p.m. d· c.. ' Salaa St.; ...~!... . a.t ,, ..... Sway SchOol· 9:JO Lm. Wonhip - 10:30a.m. . Thundoy Scrvicea •.1 p.m. F ...... , _ , La.,.nce F<lnman =School· tO a.m. !ln. Oydc llendaaoo W Sundlly aorvice, 10:00 Lm., 7:JO p.m. Y- FtUowahip~y, 7o00p.m. . W - y - . 7:30p.m. ·. 1/4 ............. ,_,Sieve ........ ~a-ell Pulor: Kelllldh Bok<r Sunday School- 10 a.m. · Wonltip • h.m. W - y Scrv~ tO a.m. PIIIOf: Rev. Marpret J. -inaon --c W~·7p.m. v-,. Now lJit c3m 0.0..., ~t Road, Oallipolia, 011 . Sunday, 2:30p.m. IIJ~ ,_,Theron Dwbam . w... ;B-aiPnlrtr -· 4' .. 57sPaH·a , M' S JM't , _, Briaoi'lloriiiiCII · Sunday School·IO Lm. , Wonhlp • 11a.m. =~"'C Bvnin&·7:30p.m. w.... -dlly IIOnoice • 7:30p.m. . ;_v...,Talt CaoMit Dollod ............... . Helen JClinc Coohltto a..... .. Main a Plfth St. Sunday SdiOoJ. 10 a.m. Wonhip-9a.m. Tuaday Scovlcel· 7 p.m. t . sr ,._..lind s-t c . Orand Slreet Sunday School • 10 Lm. a.- - . l'aalor.Rn: Kriaw ......_ l!daol Hall · tnow andice RoBiovol.;...... Sunday School- 10 Lm. Wonhlp • II LOL . .. . ilud ..... .,...a.... w.,..;p. Lm. . 5.-y SchOol· 9:45 a.m. IIJ Cloardo TOt;i·~c;;;~S:::!, · Total Poilu Law EtlleraeiMnl.....-211,000.00 A1·1.C ~ Uglllh. 240 luppl....,....,.lll ....... .! .._ ..,_...... ~.........,1,010.00 Totti ...... LJohllfitj ......~... l , , _ ....................--11,000. ' I'AOGAAII V '' IAIIC • Worallip • IO:JO LID., 1:30 p.m. I, tsc, D)wulli C a.rdl Sunday School· 9: a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. "'olliSc:hlipiOOI· • 9:JO a.m. . ~ IO:JOLm. ' oro.""'"" MW' P,Nt l"'lard . Putor: OreJOIY A. Cundiff Sunday School • 9-.30 Lm. Wonlllp • I~JO a.m.;6:30 p.m. Wedneodoy Scrvlcea • 1 p.m. ReediYIIOF........ CloordoollbcNPIIIOf: Milt A . Dupler Sunday Scllool · 9:30a.m. Worship ·10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. W - y Servia:•· 7 p.m. s;..._ a..rcto orlbc. l'ulor: Bill 511.... Sunday Scllool • 9:JO Lm. Worship · 10:30 Lm., 6 p:n1. Wednerday Servka - 7 p.m. PciuO) Olll'dtofiMNADRIII l'ulor: Rev. Thomu M.Ouna Sunday School • 9:JO a.m. Wonhip . IO:JO a.m. and 6 p.m. . " ,.... ~- llupptlll/llllt•--·· lMO : ...........; •• ~ ............. .3~00 s ·. . ' Suncla=I·9:J0Lm. · Wonlllp . !0:45a.m., 7:JO p.m. w-....y 7:JO p.m. .. Mt. oiift c--1IJ Cloordo , _ , L a - )luah . Wcclnoday Scrvice • 7 p.m. •• Uallad M Cllllrill I!L 7 oni'l>IIICIO)' By-Paoa PaotOr\ !ln. Robcrl E. Smidt, Sr. Sundiy School. 9:30 •.m. Wolahlp • IO:JO a.m.. 1 p.m. Wednetday Service· ·7 p.m. ·• ' ··-·•·oo : SMISuppluM' rlall ...... . ~• ···-·········-····-··-···000.00 lleluncle ,_1,aoo.oo ' Total liayor · · tor everything and A1·7·11 . 210 ............Jtlll \ -:RoyHUflltr S-y School· 10 Llll. Evenina 7:30p.m. · Tundly.t Thitradly • 7:JO p.m. L=•l•ttve AGtt.:tlllfCOUI 21t liltrleiM&JU ........... .._.. _ ......- .........1,100 00 , 21llnlptQYM ..w........ ..._ ...-J....................:IOCLoo Tol8l ~.Acllvltlet. ..!· ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY .. ·~------ ------~-~----....., S1'RINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) Bedrock never loolceil'like this. · The local. cable company broad· casl explicit sex scenes from The Playboy Channel Thur.;day over the Cart~ Network for several miilules - while the audio continued 10 be lhe voices of Fred and Barney from lhe .. Rintstones." .. ': FURNITURE & HARDWARE COPI 1~1..\ 21!1 PerwniWJIIt I 111 It' I .-wagr I ............ ..............................13,300.00 tt21mptoyw Bltlllllla . .... ...-- •- 240 Sllpplleoiii....W........ 11 . 992-2175 u~·- Tax,_, 11,710.14 GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL A E V E NU E F II N D APpROPRIATION-......,,_,, ...I. ::::r • P,.tlrlont of CounCil. A-. Klllly Hyoell Clttk of CounCil .....,...-................s.soo.oo CEATII'ICATE · · · . lllollon 17111.38, R.C. • "No Granta , DO Conlnctuellervloee ... ....,••_, •• _ ...................800.00 240 lunii....,.IMala .... ·!"'···~-··: 't'.1.177At Total Other ... , .... Qnnl, . •.................. ,_........7,177.41 Total federal Gnnl Fund • .......- .........- ........21,477.41 beoome tifectiYI unlit 1110 ··~-ahlll . t'1Jia P0$,1467 1\N~JOIHICE ...... v... IPHOlSnRY At 2 Locations Rutland, Oh. .814-742·29116 IN!I~IA. Oh. DOWRtOWft ilhNtlt II n Plojllt 240 Sllpptltl....... , .......... · R~JUND , ...,..., .liOn .....-11,1110 00 MON~~& WED~ 6:30 . .. ·P.M. ' STAR1URST i1iiniPilv;;-~=-~ $1,0.00.00 1*'11 115 E. Memorlll Dr. 1182·2104 PomeiaY S1n11t Htnit Ctnatructltn New Conatructlon & Remodeling Kitchen Cabinets VInyl Siding • Roofs Decka - G1ragee Free E1tlinlte1 614-742-3411 1111r'171 mo. peL SNOW , The State of Ohio liillga REMOVAL Ylllalo of Pomeror In Hkl. c-ty, and In whole cutlod)' the Flln, Journala, and R-rda are requlracl -Driveways . •Parking Lots ::; Top,Trlm, • Removal & Stump Grlndhig .. Ml AIIO Aucbon Ia Blckll Fndoy· liNGO RACINE, OHIO AMERICAN LEGION POST602 'Doora Opan 4:30 DU / & SR -22 Game Startll &:45 Pay out Ia liCCOnllng to number of players. Under n- maiiiJiement Public Welcome ' •· Di scou nt s < Comput er Q uotes · na II. ' lEECH GROVE ROAD .• •• (6 14) 992 -6677 Po me roy Pick up dltclrdad lppll•nce•. battertet, miD)' mellle& motor btockl. Bam-a pm Birthday· eo.-. "Perky" · Memorlel Of you edll haunt me end my helt1 1• fuH of lldnelt But ~n'lg all the gOod tlmall helpa fill the volde with glsd:un 81dty mleeed by vage vehi_cles. Selhng pans. 30£- 773·5033. Top dollar- antiques, furniture, · gla11, china, clocks, gold, silver, coins, watches, estate&, old a10ne jara, old blue & White di&hea, ola wood bollles, milk bo1tlea, Meigs County Advertisement. Osby Marlin. 814-992-7441. FREE Wanted To Buy: . 2~ Semi ·Automatic Browning Rifle. Made In · BelgiUm. 614·446·4053 Wanted To Buy : Ant1qu&S · Fur· Mure, 614-446· 7612. Wanted To Buy : lillie Tykes Kitchen Set, Workstlop, Play - · house, Possibae Any ·Other little • Tjko Toys, Please Call 014 ·245· 5887. Wanted To Buy : We Buv'r ·Auto's Any Condition. 614-388-9062, Or 814-742-2539. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE S 110 · Help Wanted 005 a-.-.....,..,_11_11___ •ATTN: Pt. Pleasant• Po11a1 po· sitions. Clerks and sorters. No e~:perience · Jequired. Benefits. 1For exam, salary, and t11tlng tn· formation call 1· (830) 901-5570 lllt 367'0 8am-8pm. 12.09 per rmn. A:VON I All Areas I Shirley ~a. 30<-675-1429. Able A11on • Represen!ahves needed. Earn money tor Ctlnst· mas Dilts a1 hOmetat work. 1·800- Muat bt 18 yrs. 992·15356 or. 304 -882•2845, tnd 1-tOO·OSI· 7711 Ext. 1221· ~~Sorv ~~·~U~(6~1G~)~~5·~~~~-- .~~ 7 · ~-~~~~-----40 GIVeiWiy . Alaaka Jobs I Earn Up To 3 FrM kllttnl, lwka old. 2 .blackl, 1 black/gray, 2407 Mon· roe AYtnue, lnytime belore e:QOpm.-ootlosron-. &30 ,000 In Three Months Fishing Salmon. Also Constructton, Can· neriea. Oil Fiefds And More. Call 1 Days 40 7- 875 -2022 Ext. 05261.02 Labrador craaa puppiol, ,7wlll ARE YOU TIRED, BORED. REST· old. mather .. R:l,:~~d lab, LE_SS? n you are any of lhese, we can help. Irs yDur rime. , .put it to ol46oo4322localtd by calling (1 14 )· work In telephone IIIII. PA·RTTIME WORK Calf 814-G92-7II55. Avon $8 · $15 /~r. No Mini mum Ord.&r, No Door -To ·Ooof, No lnvtntory. ! ·800· 736-0188 indltiSI ------ --- --YOUR MESSAGE ¢AN QE SEEN HERE · · FOR ATOTAL OF $7.00 PER DAY. Friel dl ~ - '" ' I. , To good hol'nt· amau mala houildog, apprax. 1 monilia ole!, .,OUII·trained, goad with llida, Send S.A.S.E. 10 Nuggol Unit 3~·8, 10151 Unlvorolly 81vd. O<· ... lando FL. 32817 Tw 1 Olcl 8Ngie PupL 1 - . 1 Famato. 81•·2!0-0223. Dealer• Wanted Stt Your Own ~Cal au ••, 1 And s .,.., supplies Info, no- .obligation. - 114-115-3317. . FUII•Tn, Port-Timo Tu-ore '' .....530. · Furnhuro, Salea, Retoli Salol ' -·dlall ()pooinga ~ ply: Ulaatylo Furriltu(e, l5f Avenue, Gallipolis, No Phone Helpful Tlilnl CalloPieloel -; Handyrt~~;n nee.d 10 do we~ranay Horna, Vory Go•ll•. 114·258· work on mobile hofl1oa. At>Pfil:ant 11101. • must: be wt•ing to. IUI>conwact, lnjurH Yellow Long rllllabie Vlhlclo. ~l1a';o l~no. Mill Cll Vlclnily: PIUI nlgllll Q Hut. 114,•41· 4731 , IU·••e· •-ranee IJiild -'< hablli,Inhcnoat & rot~ · ~·· liti obte 10 bo lnourect 1 II ,.. • • bo IOiif own ,.,.. ........,..,, btl...,. .. -· _... · btl,_ -ocl. IIHa I aolVe prpbtomt to thor DCOYr and 'faN Uftdw 'OYf d• ,...,., •end teaume or letter oMuliOlf!MII 11: E.M.H.W., lt.O. h1 tt. T - o Plalna, 011 41111. ' " ' . \ .. , Computer Users Naade:d . Work -- 60 Lott ll1d Found --- Found· bifocal& tn leather l1ke --CIH. S. 2ncf. MickttlftOrt v•c•nuy, -or Mullins In· --- 114·182·331t -f'br!w~Qy ::: -0: Found i GD~t Stack & While No -- . ·own hours. S20k to .$50k/rr 1· . Pupj,;.;, PupPe;. Puppioll ColMa 800·:1<8· 7186 •.1508. JGarrn~~n Shepherd Mirtd, Melt And Female, Tom Anc:l Patty E1rn 1000's weekly ltuffing tn· ~olopas at homo. Bo your boll. " Spra- Alii< 8:00 P.M. Or - · Start now. No experience. Free ...., 111<--212s. . - BULL ETI N BO ARD DE ADLINE : 2:00 PM DAY BEF OR E PUB LI CATION! rtQ, l'lri COOw .f'lrl Gorman Shojlllord Puppiet. ( ).-..Htt 114 FromFrlsrub ' out.- dDgL :KM-87 . Moyie Bor AH Slzel To OiVII• ...,, 014.-:!lln. · -=-':;_~CI~I.;.I;_•;_•_'II_a_Rod __C ____.I Hope you carJ hiJllf around for another 50 yean. T. HyseU . --- :: ---- Wanted- reaJ •nd lai 112 ton '69 Chevy I'C., 6 lug, leal Silting only, AN NO UrJCFr.1EN TS HIPPY Ad ---------------:; 814-4411·1'1\RT. 1tmiiMin :JIIIIIIi l ll11 111111 I I L: . t 11 11 11 11111111 1111111111111111 . -··--1111111111 - Jan. 171 1113. J & D's Auto Parts. Buying sal- Umntone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985 4422 Chester, Ohio '"7, •v•r~-aoon Smith Bu1ck Ponliac. 1900 Eastern Aveooe, Gallipolis. R. L. HOLLON Happy. Ad PUBLIC NOTICE ·~ Truck&, 1990' Models Or Newer, 7 Kara! NOTICE Ia h'"by given that on llaturdar, January l ·r----~-~~'1 11, 1t 10:00 a.m.; • public " " will Ill hekl at 411411 . Llurtl Cliff A01d, Ponit10y, Ohio, to 1111 lor cooh _the · . following. collllloral: 1113 FORD RANGER ti'TJII10AIDUII33783 Tht l'armera Balik and Savlnga· Compan)', Pomteo,, Ohio. reMrvee lilt rlfhl to bid .. lhll ..... and to wHhdnw the ollow collateral prior to 111e. l'urthor, The Fonnors lank and Savlnga Camp1ny rootrvee the rtebl to ...... ..., or all '*'- oullmllt4lll. ,.....,, ' til• allova will ... tOICf1ii1lie condition It Ia In, with no e1p01aa or lmpll•d Wlll'lllllla given. · and the p••• Ants. For further lnlormallon, Over the HIP --Jerry .. -·7430. (1) 15, 18,17; 3TC . Clean Lat• Mod81 Cara Or 985 .4 473 · Public Notice WhoplltldiWIY · M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sacond · Avenue, Galli~lia, 814·446-2842. ESTIMATEES Guess who~ trading these 2 :Whee& for four uhee&? Bappy 16th Wanted to Buy AbiGiulo Top Doi!Jir: All U.S. 511- •NawHomea •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop It Compant . ' YIIf An•<iald Coins, ProoiHtl, DiarMnda, Anbque JIWelry, Gold Ringa, Pre-1Q30 U.S. Cunency, Sterli(\g, Etc. Acquiailiona Jeweiy DUMP TRUCK seRVICE .Sentinel Clauifiedi 992-2156 PERRY F• . · HOFFMAN 90 TRUCKING · Iiiii• c-ty, Ohio · of 773-5785 Or 30H73-~7. ROBERT BISSELL COIIRIUCDON Call Anytime (1) 17, 24: lTC In •ee,OI'Iio & W.at Virginia. 30 .. • Any CiH An y Dnver =ern:: In Memory Rick Pearson A.uct1on Companr, tuu time auclioneer, complete auctidn service. Licensed Easy Pay Auto INSURANCE . MRYSUNDAY 114-892~ Sa turd~. Ron . on Friday, Jel.f Dykes on Saturday. Rt 2·33 " 'CrassrOBds· ALL OHIO -Etc. PCNMIOt and Auction Ea1111. Farm Salol. Call 81<-«e8241, 014·388-$..S. my llgn8&Ure~ thle ' .' Public Sale Lemlew'a Auction Service, Lettie Lemley, Auctlonur. Household. Owner: Ronnlli Jo:1e1.,/ llh day of Jomiary, 1M7 Cltrll of day • Mondoy ldltion· • :oopm · frldar. 1111.- 20 Year• EJCperience • the ••m• . 11 1 true . end ootNotoopyll....:. Wllneu day before tht ad II 110 run, Sun- JONES' TREE SERVICE been comp1rtd· by N .,..._ lh• Hid original and that r.1F r·l TS ·liNGO . 210 'Peraonll s.r-Jton 211 lelrrleiWir er -~-~.. • .lohn-- ·> ..~ Total Cope I'HI 0111111 ........ .....1t.IDO.OO at··~·,·-•··-·;·-··· .. l'ema I 1nd Ftml II ,.raon• ss•oo.. • ·PIICit'l ' "llltlqYH Tt 949·3327 591·1197 ~~-:.:.:,a:,=.......... r~:.o~~~·a~n!:: ~:: 1...___.:1. To11!18ultcll.. Fund............ ....:..............,.,_.......e.,200.00 Glll,.D TOTAL DEBT SER\IICE.........."'"''"I.200'00 And 1M YIHtg• c;:.rtt II he!'abf 1uthorlzlcl to draw wll'ranto on the Vlllogl Trealurer tor plymal)ta trom 1ny of the .foregoing · approprletlono upon PfOIIII' c.nlflcollt and , JrOUohert therefor, appro~ llf the lloanl ·or olflce,Jro:.uthortud by law to a lilt - · or an onl'--' or NIOiutlon of coun.oll . to mate thl e~raa; provided tllat no wt~nta ahlll .,. cJrwn · or paUl lor tallrlll or wagte IAOIPI to loyad lly authorll)' of I n - " ' - with low or or,.tnilnoa. Provided further .that the approiprlellono lor contlnltllelta can only Ill expendad upon ap,.al of -thtnle vola of Council tor ltema ol exptnoe cci~etlluthig • lagol ollllga11'!n . og•lnat tht village, and lor purpo111 other then lhoM COV41lH lly ot r , epeolltc ~~· hnJAI!IIIft, 11. Thla re•o!!i~Uon ahaR tok• 11111Ct at the . tarlltat period altowadb11aW. . Poaaecl January 8,1887 All Vard Sales Mu11 Be Paid In Advance. Doadlino: 1:00pm the (NO Sunday Calls) follow ng DEBT IIRVICE Ann u·al Approprlallon ~NDS. Ordlntnoe Ia taken and 'GINEAAL.OILIGATION coplad from· th• orlglnlal . IOHD I'UND Onllnanet now on lilt with ••••.:...............,,_,.. ,...1.2QD.OO Middleport • 1 VIcinity 80 ·iiiiuniJ eudltor Mlllure:.... :~.~~- ~J~ao~.':~,n:~!n 614-992•7643 7/1CIIIIn h;iiO'i."S:"Tiiat=-: ~=-~a.:n:.:":o appror,rlattl · from lht certify that tht lorttolng 1114.,\ .... Jlund • • 7 ' COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES ;:;,.i-""il;i·;~~· v~~· ~~~ Cltrll of the Ill.,\ .'< t rtpalr. lUIIHipl, 011 Chlnge, W&x,Butnng Long St., RUUend, Oh. 742..za35, Aak for Kip •oO-ooOoo.oOoooOOOooooOOOO OOH0. . . PTNIR IPICIAL IIIVIHUI HomilieS.. 204 COndOr St. Pomeroy,OH ." BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. SNoDGRASS' approprtattn1 !~~!~!!.~!I oerllflcatt · lhat approprlatlona froill lund, talt4lll tag•lhlr iYith all Fu¥ othtr OUtltlll.dtng 2411 SUpplltellbltrlal ......: approprlatlone, do not _,. ......................... 3,171... uo11d auch olllol•l ~''I .L I., Enl'o.~~'''"n_t( ~atlmate or IBitnded FU~........................3,171... offlolll Hllmltl. Whon thR ....,.,\ Blfaty l'und appropriation doaa not :MIIIupphl/llal4lllala:...... excnd · auch olllclal 1.21 ....,...., .... OOUI'Ity tuclltor . Total :w.ty Fund..8,511.21! llhall give auch cedlftcata MQTOA VEHICLE LICENSE lolthwllh upon receiving · TAX FUND JO!IO(JRAII VI· from the epproprlatlng · TAAHSPOIIJATION authority a Clidlled copy o1 ~~--~ol'tundor Vthlcll tile •eproprlttlon . . ..... . . .................... Tot.•l . Downtown .' GRUESER'S GARAGE 'I_...... 243 -ltor l'lte .....IOO.OO Tolal UUIIIY Fund 21,171.112 PROGRAM ]. SECUAITY 01' PPSONS AND PROPERTY lloF Law Entorctmtnt ..".......-.. '· CLASSIFIED ADS ' I aupermarket 1 .. 110~ hrvlcn ' 211lalalllt/W.......... _ .... : ·Hii~·······.•···~---.21,000.00 • 2121m!IIDYW·"""'n18.-;•. • ...............t.. .......~-···~OD· ~ lltll\1nrll .•••- •. ILL QUICKI!L II PIIOGAAII I PUIUC HIALTN SERVICES IIH.,\ Cen\1... ~ ldmlnlllllllv. Olllcft ..- .., ···-····•-··~···r••••·•···'73.000.00 3:!045 Hilllld Road, 1\oliUO) POIIIRov, OHIO. 111 lUI# ...................- ••- ........... 11 ~ NGoopal~*' II P. J. PAULEY, AGENT lMO suPPIII...........t ....... ··drftlnl8b811W Ofllaee .. ... Sul!llaY School· 9:JO o.m. ·· 'venina .. 7 p.m. ....,__Fund 210 ............... ' 211 Blllrllt/W................ Totti Program V · ··-···-···-................ .&,000.00 . , Bille UUIIIy ~10M ...- ... " .-.:..-......................7.t00.00 212 lmployw IMnellta...... · PIIOGAAII VII • CIINERAL ...............;,,,,,_,,... t ,000.00 240 lupplltii'MIIIarJtla ....... OOVIANIIINT A1·7..\ · Meyor and . Un1ted Brc·thlt'll _._........ A1-H Glo UtiiR)' . We-y Servia:• • 7 p.m. Nationwide Ins. Co. 1). .· of <:olumbua, Oh. . · ·804w. Main ~·2318 POmeroy • ·). .-:....-...... • M - Cloapal Clou4 ~y odJool· 10 a.m. Wonhlp • II a.m. , Wedlleiday Service • 7 p.m. Jllalnttnanoe and :;:a:r l'und-... - ...-·-· 171, .00 12·1·1 ltate .Htghwar Total 8ta1e . Htghwar It ---l'und.8,213.17 Totar Program VI • ' UTLITY IIRVICU Wlllon .... 17t,IIIU7 A1+A lhctrlc IJI!IIIY FUN D ' 240 lupplleoi1ltlllriiU ...... CIIIITERY Su~y School· 9:30a.m. . 10,000.10 •...............................4,100.00 Tot~l Strnt Cleenlng;' l)tww.f twl v.lild ,...., ...... Mlli:oa QlfRI.t%4 .......- .........- ........ 'PROGRAM I •·. Securtt; of . ·210 Clpltal OUilly 1,11110.00 P.rap•rtv · . Total tt..at Malntonance ,A1·1..\ Po ltct · L•w 11111Repalr........... 1-.-,oo •II•IIN-It 11 ..,C sue.t· Cltlnlns, ~ 110 lifrtr:lan lftow .ndlcl R••oval . 111 240 tupplll.......-;tlll, ...... . 1411 Jlridaeman St., Syi'IICUIO S-y Scllool· 10 a.m. E-'"a-6p.11. W - y Se(ViCe • 7 p.m. Towlllhlp Rd., 468C · Sunday Sc:bool • 9a.m. Wonhlp·!Oa:m. W-yScrviceo-!Oa.m. 8oc~t Clollrdo 11 GeMrlllluiMt . Bailey ... Road PIIIOf:Rn.Em.a....._ Sunday EveahiJ 7 p.m. -yScnob· 7p.m. ...... c..r.. ° :vmae• 51: Rt. 124, Rldno Puwr: William Hollact Surldoy Sc:hoOI·IO LIA. Evmina • 1 p.m. W - y Scnoiceo • 7 p.m. za.ra Mlll"ltplrtCI I ........... " PIIIOf: Robcrtv.... wonhip ·10 a.m. W 'f aenoice • 6:30 p.m. "':::Z. •, Pcn t ecostdl ..• (at Burllnah&m chun:h off RCMIIO 33) ' IUILmlt PIIIOr:Briabllarknou Sunday Scllool - 10 o.m: 1 t:".%·9o.m. W y - 7p.m. . PIIIOf:BiliSta. Sundlly Scnoiceo • 10 a.m. A 1 p.m. y·7P.•· • Youdt7p.AI. SundiiY • 9:J0 LID. and 7 p.m. W-y-7p.m. - General l'und ...... Declmblr 31, Approprllltlon.o.-HIOI,TIO.OO ttctlon t. · tMtlon 4. .Tiiat there lie RI!IOLYED llf u.. 1pproprlated from the .of lilt Yllllge ·Of ~roy. lqllowlnl IPICIAL ltato of Ohl/1; thai, to RIVINUI! FUNDI. III'HI provld• tor the currant Conettuollon, MtlnttnllnM, . . . . . .!Ifill. th or. ""' exptneea In d PROGRAM VI ~llplndllurea of tilt Hid ...a ..•PORTA110N of POtMro)' durlltfl •._.. .the !local rear endlns 11+1 StrMC Mllntenance Dtotmlter :n, 1H7, tho and Repair · talalilltfl • - ~and~ 210 PeraoniiS.MMa ...•.herell)' HI .-.. and 211 tall 1...W en........... appro.· prtatod •• . lollowil, ......._,,_,_,._.,.,000.00 vii: 2t2 ~ ........... ,; a.otlon 2. That Jflere ... . •............~ .. ....;........ 11,000 a.;» 1pproprl 0 ttd tr9m . 240.IIuppiiMIIJIIarlil8.:.._ Thilnday Sc~ • 7 p.m. Scrvicea: W-y. 7:JO p.m. · -:z,:r:., '--roy, ..... of durlna tha fltoal of ,,... HAULING Public Notice 1 • Llllt ll'ld Found LOST: Do• .....,an Plncftlr, IIIICIIl & ru11 wlllloW couor. Vlclnillt Dl Rayburn Ad a Rt 1. :114 ..71s · WICKS LOS ANOELES (AP)'!:!:. Chri~to- announced Reeve's hospitalization on pher Reeve, paralyzed from the neck Thursday, but refused to release addi· down in a 199S horseback-riding tiona! details, including lhe name of acciden~ was llospita!izeifor ablood the hospital. dot behmd his l~ft knee,,but should "We're just trying to keep. for be released in a few days'; his publi· security reasons, some priva~ y. "she cist said. · . said. Christina Papadopoulos · appropriated . lrolll• ·the GENERAL FUND lor aontlngonol• lor purpoeee not otllarwiH provided for, tou~=:l'o . the exptndtd In ,a ~;:ir.'!r'n c accordanoe with . tha l provlelont of Stotlon 1and '1Exptndltun1 of u.. 1701.40, A.C., the aum of eo AIJiholluct AGA Dlatrllluklr The SS-ye.--old Kemp told polk:e it wa~ all a misundenlandins. He uid • Wilding·Suppl• • tndultrlll a.... •a••c111ne Shop SeMcel • Sleet Sales & Fllbricllllon • Repair Welding be was busy and wanted to Jet off the Loat: McCIIndc araa: 2 female llolglaa. Col :JIM. '111-1187. phone, sd he told dntpisl Alicia Mot· • Alumlnum/Stalnlea • Toot DreNing • Omamenlal ley be could not check a prescription Lott: Oran041 & White Cat Witt· Steps • Stairs, Railings. Patio Furnllure, Flretl*e lng Pan Of Ear. Mitting Sine• for her because he wu being robbed. Umeatone1 Items, Planter Hangers, Trellises & lola of other stufftl Jan 4d1, Blolling · No<111up, Ms. Malley took him seriously "No Job Too ....,.,. or Too Small" Pltr101 Area, Rewardt CtP 114· Gravel, Sand, 245·1224. 814·448· 1417, 814and immeilialely called authorities. We wl/1 work wilhl!l your budget. . -3171 . Top Soli, Fill Dirt Ph. 773-t173 Capiain Gary Frankowski said FAX 773-5861 police are considering wheth~r to file 70 Yard Sale 1011 Pomeroy SIIWt ..._., WV 614-992·3470 charges against Kemp. " He was frustrated . So he said: .... r Gallipolis 'You'll have to excuse me: I'm being r · · f & VIcinity robbed. I'm gift-wtapping the mon· ey right now,"' Frankowski said. Kemp said he lhought,Ms. Motley . New Hornet • VInyl Siding New .:,-,.::: :;::,•_~~"':,.~,·::.:;: knew he was joking, since no one Body work, ell', truck G!lrages • Replacement Windows ~- odioion • 10'119 a.m. s.•. .would aclually ''gift-wrap" money & truck painting, for a robber. · minor miChlnlC81 Room Additions • Roaftng Pcimeroy, Reeve hospitalized for small blood Clot N0.141 Ollkln,W.VL Sundlly Scltool- 10 1.111. New Lime ·Rd., Ruilllld , Sunday School • 9:JO a.m. . Won~lp • 10:45 o.m. ( 111 .t Jnl Sun) mile.,...·=:.:;::"~ Uma Rd. c-.. T••m ' a.ra M.....,!!Ur Pulor: Kennetll Biker Public Notice . Wedaeodoy-7:00 p.m . . Fridlly- 7,00 p.m. Tilt ......... , ..... Nr MJaillrJ P -: Kenneth Baker Sunday SchOol · 9:45 a.m.. Wonhip · I0:30a.m. · Thuroday Scrvlceo . 7: ~ p.m. Clo dl "'...... Clortol. ~y-7o00p.m. Sunday School · 9:JO a.m. Wonhip · !0:45a.m. (21111 lt. 4llt Sun) beins robbed. y Scnolceo • 7 p.m. ,_,William Van Meier Rlcd ' Sunday Sdlool· 9:JO ..... Wonhip • 9:JO Lm. ond 1 p.m. Wednadly • 7 p.m. Friday • fcllowalup aorvice 7 p.m. ' c...PIIIOr: Kenneth Baker etemenlllry school. · · Pupils in Cynthia Dye's heallh and physical education classes at Edge' water Etemenlary School had been required pay play money 10 go lo the · bathroom. · Principal Gussie Hawltins assured ~ ...... Ufl Clotlrdo 500 • 2nd Ave., Middleport ....._ awr .. ,...,, , ·u a.rct ......, TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - · The pot· iy fee has been' eliminaled at a local ldoaif•WMolhM Dovid Dalley s..:., Sdloolli:)O a.m. ·. E-ita·7p.m. o ,_.,._E.MSunday Sdlool • 10a.m, Wonhip ·11:1$ Lm., 1 p.lll. WeGJ U~J Service · 1 p.m. StileaC... Pua: Ron Pierce Sundoy School · 9:15 Lm. Wonhip • 10:1~ LID. Rlv. Friday, -· Scnoice: 7 Did:oftl p.m. - ~.L:"'ice, 10 ..... Youlh Fcllowablp, Sunday. 6 p.m. Wo11hip. 9a.m. Sunday School· 10 a.m. RttdlviDe 326 E. aln :Pomeroy' Rector: !ln. D. A. duPianlicr _a..;.,... ... a PIIIOi:l(oloh Jiidcr Sunday Scllool· 9:15 1.111. . , ... , . . . 'II en.do ... Ciortol -~-~ a6,.... W.,..;p-Sundlly,IOLII. • Racks.rto. Wonhlp • 7:00 p.m. . I )lllileStudy·7:00p.m. W• nacn 1 c -. 320 E. Maio 51.. • 0, · (P mo oy M I~ !-# J ....... lulll) , _, Rober! E. RobiaaoD Sunday School • 9:15 Lm. Wonbip • IO:JO a.m. Bible Study Tuadly ·10 a.m. Wonhip . ll.a.m. Wednetday Se..VIcct • 8 p.m. TordoQ- --Hall s..:., llcliool · !1'.30 Lm .. 773-$017 Scnoice time: Sunday 6:00,.... . Putor: Sharon Hausman J- Nllaw-a-di .._, W.VL Rt. I "l''ii144oppl a.G' . . . . Jalla • . . . , 603 ..... Ave. iWoa ......Cioapal -y!ldlool - 9a.m. Worallip • 10 Lm. • •, .. ..-_UIIc- ·. c•....,. Sunday Scliool '· 9:JO a.m. Wonllip -IO:JO i.m. Gnct~lrrz--oam 21'2 Molol Sl. ......, "'II ldlaol,· 9:JO a;m. . W . 10:30 ?p.m. WedleMiy s.Mcel· 7 p,.m. Charla Ncvillo: \ -·-·9l.ID. Wonhip . 10 LID. Co.Rd. ~ Pulor; Bob Randolph Wo11hip • 9:JO a.m. Sunday School · IO:JO 1.m. Sundaylchooland-lpiO:~ · rtan. ....... s.- Lutheran . Second a Lynn, Pomeroy r -: !ln. Roland Wildman 1 Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonltip • 9 a.m. ...... Bollaool [./lin ell o f C/mst - Thur.day Services • 7 p.m• Trt.Jty Cb•re• ' w..,.- Alhd CollCJr cqa t 1ona l , _ . . , Qaldl Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7::!0 p.m. _,w . - y Service . 7:JO p.m. Nort-Ciuler Clollrdo at God or PropMq OJ. Whito Rd. off St. Rl. 160 P -: P.J. Chapmon Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wo,.hlp • II a.m. Wedneodoy·Service• • 7 p.m. •• .... Gnft-81¥ a.rdl . 1/2 mile o«RI. 3~ P1110r: !In. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sdlool· 9:30a.m. Mot&a ~l'lllval'lrllll Apple and Sicond SIL · , _ , Rev. David R,...ll Sunday Scllool and Wonhll" 10 a.m. Evenlna Serv~ 7:JO p.m. Wedneodoy Senolcea ·• 7:JO p.m. . . . Thundly ~rvicel · 7 p.m. ':'!'l' Cllalleo Ncvillo -ySdlooi·IOL ... Wonlolp-91.111. Tburodoy Scloiceo • 6-.30 p.IL S..y wonhip·7p.m. . w - y prayer .....,... 7 p.m. Pulor: Rev. Ralph Spi101 . Sunday S<hool • 9:JO a.m. Worohip · IO:JO a.m., 7 p.m. s,__ flnl Cloorcto at God MI. MertU llopiJot a Moln Sl., Middleport PUIOr: Rlv. Ollbert Crala. Jr. Sonday School • 9:JO a.m. Wonlllp - 10:45 a.m. Pou~h !ln. Dewey Kill& Sundoy ......... 9-.:fO LOI. orr r24 behind Wilusville Rolload Cloom oi'God Ban Sunday School • 10 a.m. Ita.~ .• 6 p.m. y Scrvo:a • 7 p.m. W ' Sunday Sdlool9:30 LID. 'Wonlllt> ·Ill~ -· 7:JO,..,.. , Wodnaday ScnoiCIC • 7:30p.m. ' . MI. OH•• Ullllcd Mdllodlot · ,_,Randy , _ : Arl•llurt Sunday School · 10 o.m. Wonhlp • II a.m. , _,.... vidor- Gnuta Uolled Mtlbodlot Wonhlp . 9:JO a.m. (Ill lt. 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3oUt 41h Sun) . Wedneodoy Service • 7:JO p.m. Chu rc h o f Go d Railrood St., Muon Sunday School • 10 a.m. a.m., p.m. Wed y Serviceo • 7 p.m. Alllllplly....... U•• Clnardl P-. Woody Call Sunday Evcnina . 6:JO p.m. Thundly Scrvl"" . 6:JO p.m. Wonhip · lla.m., 7:30p.m. W':!:r II a..a aiCioriat 1- Wonhip Service ·. 9 a.m. Plnisa ·J••••~ , .... lllplllt I- r -: Salcllrown Sunday Scllool · 9:JO Lm. Wonl!ip - t«l-.4$ a.m. Pant ., l'lnt llopiJot ·-PauiSiiftoOn . Eaol Main 51. . Sunday Scllool • 9:JO a.m. Wonl!lp -10::!0 a.m. , _ , - . . . •• oL... Wonhip·lla.m. I lr taiii• .... Ciawctltl~ : Joc:kColcSundoy School -9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10::!0 a.m., 6-.30 p.m. Wedl 6y Sclficeo • 6:JO p.m. " - : lA Hayman . ~ flilt,~,'!.f I , n.Jwomr .. ~ --~~--8 a-do Lcadiaa c...t Rd., ~~Wand lit and 3rt'Sundlly AohS......MkHI ~~~ --·-.... llf Wonlllp- 8:15, 1«1-.30 a.m., 7 p.m. W - y Scno_lca • 7 p.m. r..w•.....-a-c~o , tVmj,~ !filA~ (Umtlloi• LowRIIIII ' r.. ,.r ...... ool Cull 992 'JI'>b ' �• NBA Crouworc:l Pu_zale ..... M:RCIII • 1.....,.--- PHJLLIP ALDER ,..,, .C: ., ••• 40 ?' at M ' ___ ....., ~.,,,. ill I •• :::M 11~C... . . . , . . . Cl •• 11 A l II Jlllla 14 Con J ill• IUIIIK tiC.. 11 At. 17 • Q72 .. , •• 3 • It I •QJ714 1st I nonclng, 1~ Dowft, Paynwnlil Ao l.,. AI· ,110 ~ lotonlft. No l)un Ollonll Clll Rulh 114-448- ••• 2 21117. 'u""'" Usod Caro ~. 824 ,._. South of Loan, wv. Flnanclno •••- •• 304-...., . . ' .-,. ~ 720 1\'uckl for Sille La•,. ...., • • 54 •QJIOtl • 10 s I 11 Ll•wth55ccw, ror..., 10 ACIIr Dl.c lift 11 11A o5cnl..t 12AoacniMIIn DOWN ~m~ af~ta-· ~ 1 , .... - 3Z - _.. a Jult--(IICI!) ~In Oectleld 3 ........... 37 l'lliy ..... 4 1iolln!W God lll'ioe (el.) I - llau-.. • . AKS ,S. TiiJI) F.- :M=In· :•M • A2 1171 GUC 4•4 4" Uft. Nsw RobuiR llotot, Aulll. Alit~ U,IIO!I Of BHt Ollor 11 "'371~ .. , . . .... 17 Clwc 5 ,. liUIIIII , 27'Aic!l*ino 6 15 I 9AKJ17 'I· 5 .. 21 All01&1as-• D A ilcl w 6AitJ ..... 113 IM:nil 114 1'lnnll pro % 5 11,.. ...... -·~ .......•• 211 Dilhc• Jlldl,_. Belt 6 10 I I 4 9 Q2 + I 7 54 7 1 40iwY.il· - • era, ' '7"--- : !m::lbr ' Vulnerable: Eut·Weilt Deeter: North 2174, '--.. Ill'· 1182 8CrBnder Chevy Pick-Up. :looks Good Runt Good. Blue. 12,000. (1114)487·77e0 ' ' ' Oar~ • .,,. ~u~l """ .JUGHAlO'S OL'LOOSI TOOTH? 080. 814-441-12118.· .:---:-...:Rooms.:.:;:.:.:;:;....,.=~t~;;=~;;;;.;;;;;;;~=:f;;~~;:;;;~~~==11111 Bangor, Sllndard 14,000Ford II lito, 2 WhMI Orlve:l' 2 I S tt.droom mobile home• otorllng II f280.13iJo, - · Ill and lncludacf, 81+112· 2187. 'Roomalor rant • - o r monlh. Swing at 1120/mo. Gallitl-. ~t4 u8 8510. 540 Mllcellilnloua llltn:IIMICII-: ~ scooping roomo wllh cooking. Aloo troller opact on rlvor. All 460 Spiel for Rent bb p ~-• • 0 ru 'I llno- tuniOV 11.0f>ilro. Problorna? Noad Tunod? s-no Dr. 114~ , Pets for Sale Pet! Plus, Sitv•r Bridge Pltza. 11~~Hl1'10. . . ·ti!llha hook-ups, Call aftor 2:00 p.m.. 304-::::, ·773-&1:::;::&::;1::;,·=·=•:.:•IW:;:.__, :: 560 1 For Rant lloltllt Home ~ · • For nor, 1181 Ta1ota Cellcl, e 1 ~··UII· 1110. . . .· Hr.draullc OU t12.50-5gol pall. s ders Equipment, Hend.,aont · WV. 304-07\7421. _ 630 . r.1ERCHArHJI";l ----- ... ---~ :'L'IlU!Lf HOu~thold Goods UVIIItOCk DAH'S-INII 35 Yoars E•porlonco, In Cadmuo pn SIOiil RouiO 141, 4781 FUiof - · (On Como< Of Patriot Rood I Stall Riru10 141). 640 Hay & G,raln IODVU •.. 1DD2 Niaoan Pick·Up, ·5 s-d,1 Sporty, 114rl4erl782. c,n.-. 730 vans & 4-WDs . 1 ...... 1985 Ford Ranger With To· ppo~ 4'4 V-e. RobUllt Auto Tranoml . lion And Top 112 Of Mocar, H Paint Job SUOO Firm: 88110. ' ' 1188 Brarico XlT 4 WD lt4-44e-c' » •· 814·258 ., 35113. 1888 Ford Fuls'Sizo Co-li Van, · dual air/hoot, dual Dill tonko, 74,000 !Tllloo; a•• c6nd.t leT TRANSPORTAl IQrJ ••ilalloi •or dllc:rlmlnltlon Aolllleltlono Con 8t Obtained At Bo~rd Of MRJ · DD L.,.tod At 8323 North Sllltt Rou• 7. Chi!> 45820 c-e. Oeldhrtl FDr Applying, Jinuar1 31,1117 The Gonia eounw Board or URJ DD Ia An Equal ~hlnltr Ern- '*""' The llooon Counll' 111 ~ 811 knowingly ...... actvertlsementa fof real estate which lo In violation of tho caw. OtK ll8rebr Informed lhat al diMNingl .:a:tYertlaed In tn11 111:u1ptper 1, " ' .avalliblol on 11!1 equal · opportunlly bUll. -are FU. AL ESTATE CentW. These poal- -ttf""lnlfiiiY-oalttrr. ·. - - - - - - - - Apfl!lcatlon lo.rm• can 11e ob- . 31 D lllnod In lila CouniJ .. , Oftlce IMtwen the hour• ol a::IOam and •::IOpm. AppiiGo· '*lh, lorcod llr Ill'• 'luriiOCt, contra! alr, full basement. $45,500. 30>HI75-1120. 24,'11117. Jll.f.: ~ Coun!J 111 C+nter it .. ..,.1 -"'ni!J ompl- -A.- au. ol ..... ct'Md, color.... : ·- -Cou1Jr8t1c- -1. Clfd Uti¥11NI> AIAffol, =.~~==-~ ~ TH"'~es 1-17 card polnti. · . Soutb, whoae memoey banta were ., filled to overftowing wltb peteente&e· .pl8,ys, won trick tour in bll band with 'IWE.m'LT~Y tbe diamond ace: He cashed tbe ~ ~TO <J:AI'oE, ace, played a dlamoad to dummy's ~WIT!-\~ , · ldDg IJlCI fall tbe heart 10. When Wat proc!uced !he queen, South tlbook bla ~T~q~ . bead. "My finesses are nearer &ero pen:eat tban 50." NC!I'Ib, wbll pn!lei'll to 1118 tbe !at· book only wbea tbere Ia notblng bet· &oil 'XV. "Let's aee,~ ~plied SOIItb. "I sup· pose It was 11: eiejlt In JlllldN IJlCI prer.::=-=-~.,...;:=,......, aumably, lbreelndiamondL" """ OME "Right - yet be couldn't opea tbe l'lll'\1 RES ,... blddlna. How c:an be have tbe lnunp · 11.-.0 TAAT queen? You must play out the ace ud I(EEPS TRYING ..ft.d ""ft'"'"'forlile,bell." . • • .. TOFI.V ~ _....,..... t · ,... 1'\.J!oT£· GlM!I. ' •sorry, pertner." 1aid Beat. • . WINOCIW. lhould haft nitdled to tbe diaDIOnd 10 or Dine.- '1'11111 South doelll't baft a ~SSSAVESSS · Froo Ml· up & delivery, free central O.llwaod HOO'IIR Nluo, WV. 755-5815. · Moltllt Horrto 2 Bodrooma, s~rm. .,-...,.---:----.::..-1 •Refrigerator, Schult 12x85, fair cond., fri~rator, ttove & 2 window ac. Very Small, 120 Fourdl Avenue, Galllpalit, $2251 Uo., Water, Trash Paid, 614·448- 31144 Ahere ~II. . Horrto For Rent. Dr llobile Tu Rolund Spacloll 1887 patw;t CUUDl" LTLXV JZ •' ,, XL.'- I WAN A. u IDJNWZWIDLE. OVZHUTALE ·, ·H D U H 'Z ' iv .\ I II I I I 1 '"' • ."' r ,. GULJEG 2 ·. I .··: r_,.;.;R,;.Hy...;..Y,;.U,;.Ri-:-1 .... " . I I I I' .1 •.1 · 0 8 UDT I ~ ·I I. .I =· ~~ ., .• IMlen I was st8rting my.fi111t / ' '•• ~=· =·=·~:..... jOb niy work Mom unless l!)ld meyou that•'Ajo!J· Is only • - " • .' • . .C•.'. I 1:-T,;;..,TI..;;.'TI;;..,;oi,.S:.:..,I--1 G r- ., 8 UD I NN I......J"-..L-L-.J.-L.....J plll.nce' Attr8Catlve Interior, Full 1 Car Ga- ...~ .liiO}IImowi,..,.,._, T....... cM, & - G EWNL.' 1LHLE W'HWWNL. 'J PREVIOOS SOLUTION: "I wllh to ling ol my 1n1e11or viaions wilh lhe naive • candOr a! a child." -: Claude Oebulsy. ._ '' ' 3 Btd1110n, I Btlh, Kitchin Ap- 1 ..... _ _ .. _ WTNV IAJNHV shown!" bit uUd. Sacrlllct Mull 1111 5 di•play modol Dou· ' by Lull c:.mpo. CeWiflrCipher¢:::r··· ................ , Moat Brltlab playei'll would open tbet Eaat band. The good~ llllit LNNJWHH flld the dealre to 1111 in the first shot · · • J • X TWH O)ltweigh tbe sHgb~ shortage of high· Somerville Realty 304·875·3030 or 304·67S-3431 (Jean C8a10) what you do. • •• · Comploht 1he .chuckle quotod by lUling In tflo milll"ll words y011 develop from 111p No. 3 below. Unftneled Baaemeht. J!lll1 . ' Anr jollt; ptlnllng, gu-a cJ•ntitl et4·141o5171 or :104· 111-nU. · tricb wltb tbe spade jack, ace and ·~ CELEBRITY CIPHER · ter, wu11J181111Pitbe1c. · · "How many. polnll bad East . rtgo. Now vlnrl Siding I Htai Pump, City Schoolo. 1814)·441· 180 Wlntacllb Do four hearts, West leada tbe apede 10. East 11iD1 tbe ·nr•t three Againlt 208 Plrl« DriVe-Two story, 3 bedrooms, lull basement & garage, new r.oof, aiding & Windows. Call aiMI· ~· not dltcrlmlnatt be- or,.....orlgln. Homes for Sille . 'i'HkT wm:. " :iK.Y r:Jt . YQU~~ 122 Highland Ave. 3Bodroom, 2. $2,800 llrrn. 304-1175-3000. --~·--·lhollocGuliv .. , c- lrr ...... --1 Tti This ....._will not 11. oc""'ting appllcationa ,..._ of pon-liml_cioplllehor•l IDr 71 o Autos for Sille 18XIamiM&IIIatus or..,.... . 1 or1gln, or &f'llnlentlon ID makel.,y auch ,pialatet108, llmltoltoo or discrimination.' ,..'li:xJ'lL AAI£ 11\E. ~rtv~ = to · "' .••••,., ....... '· ·, ' · t lEU. YOO l W.. 11'\t-IOC£~1 ! 1 · · · .. AtiP Ttlfu .l aJAV£. T,..O 17,800.~70. TBE ,.. BORN LOSER ltY . . T.tfi I" INS ,.._.paper lo auiJiee!ID tho Fltllontf Fair HOuliriD 1<1. Ill IDill WltiCII lllllkol niJIOtlal bolld on raoo, color, ratiglon, . Tbere Ia an invene relallonablp be- • tween a computer'• bard disk and oae's bnln. AI tile computer &eta old· . er, io tlie IW'd-dlllt IIIIa !!Po One'a 11· . • log brain Iosee IJ'&Y cella, reducing · one's powei'll of meinoly. llollever, de~--....,;------:--'~r"""':".-.l-',;, ,..,-,---.,,~,.,,;,l>_~_".,..f,..A---."".l ·,..-----, apit~ tbialo11 of .mental proweu; ,1: ..,,...., 7V t1 r there Ia IIWI enoqb lpice rem•lnlnl 1,, . · ~ .· WOUNI> \JP for tbe IDformallon needed durin& a ~ OT. til deal. Which.is the tey element . to....,.._ •.-.y ,..ate;enCa, ' · ('Jntll-~111 The GaiHa COU!IIY There is still space . J 1913 r.,.ta Pick-Up • 5 Spoad, AC, Alllfll CaaHtle,J 57,000 Ill lei, Run• LooU Goqd, 1 Sl,500 080. 814-448-1881. 114, 1 311J-88;J7. :" 610 F.-m Equlpmem ., Opening lead: .. 10 0\IITI $3,700, 080.114-a-t:I3S, 114·' 448-0151. · · Salt: UvJng Room Suite, BUT··l DON'T ,THINK IT'S DID YOU PULL_OUT 1815 Dodgo DIG Lo.o u, Good, Good Worll TIUCII, 11,1191 furnished . 3· • bedroam. houae, FAGf., •uipped kitchen, air condhion... big ktt In Pomeror n•r ho• pllll •hd achool, references ,.. · 2 ~···· w/30o•O gorogo I 'ltll!ld; ao. n. OH. trallo!r. 30H76-DI07. -or. BJ owner. 3bf fi'IOCkllar, new rDOI, n.., oak cabinets, new carpet, new heat pymp, front & rear tlecka, laro- 101, low down PIV· ment Mudowhilll Sub-dlvislon. Fronch Cltr Horrtoo. Inc. 114•448· 1340or30W75-3313. s loll, oldt by aldo, 18,500. Mar Hll on· 11nd contract. Call 304875-5108 lllflime motlon. 440 SCUM ms ANIWRS Apanments for Rem Oddity· Swirl~ Nobly· Emetic· nto MINDS A ~11osophy pro~ told lhe claBIIhBI a disagreement ss the shortest distance between lWO·MINDS.• tar more •nlar- I FRIDAY 1 ' I ! .. .. Min; Dochohund· Puppr lli\!lsio"oiO'ii;i:i;li.tiofi~f.il Sholll. Wormed, $100, 814·~;~~~~~~~~· ~ =:.:..-omw;jll7t'--j ', . .· AI'I'RO·ORAPB • BERNICE BEDEOSOL ' I Two 1 bedroom aplrjmtnlt for aalt Wllh otoragt llul dlllfi.' WIII ;;.,on land contract, ~14-~12· Mobile Homti for Salt ... ·I'VE. IIEEN FIRED! 410 ttouMt for Rent - 2·8tdroom In Eurtka 114·,5t· ,, ,\jl'l I ' ' • o ..n .• il •' ' . ' ' ...;. " JANUARY 171 E .. " �3acts of tlte game: College basketball Prescwlng Whet'• et atake In Super Bowl XXXI • P1ge 81 • Wrapup on P11f1e B1 HI: NNr 30 Low: TMII• herlt~rge: An opportunity provided by downtown revltallzetlon • Footund on P1190 C1 • Light snow likely SUnday · Details on pageA2 :~ . ~~==~----------~~~=---~~~~~~====~~ ,. .. " i·r • ~ ~ .. ~ ~ . _l ,,-~ ... i . ''t •I ' '1 .••. ., >,.c I .' \ JJ • '1 ,.,. \ , •·· ..• .•. .,. .r•...· ~'lit; I ... .,.. ,, • '-. A Ga nnett Co. Newspa per •• Gallip ol is • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt Pleas ant • January 19, 1997 "'aSon ·pulp mill postponed H.,'/.bU" ...., t · :A.;..fl"on· a··I l l J ~~~ , . Vo l. 31 , No. 49 •in~efinitely• . ,£, ·COnul ~·t• &8U &0 WQf1''Q. marne lOnS , '1fhite'tf,ltt tli:ey're f. •, •·POINT PLEASANT · 1e Grove pup 1 and . ., W" .•a. - APP ""'""'.• the '1400 metnc ton per dny bleached _hardwood mill m Mason Cou~ty, has been rndefimteParsons ~~ Whittemore ~Ice Presrdent C. sard m a telephone mtervrew ·Fn- which has beeri under study by ParSons . for a number of years, was postponed' world pulp market conditions, Goddard . ptesident said ~oris and Whittemore has the issu)ll!e'ew( environ.mental pennits \\{est Vim~nia Department of Environrneiual Pi<rlte~ttiOI) for over stx yeitrs .. 1 perrnitinJuly1996.1QAugustl994,anindus- . trial landfill penrnit and water pollution P.,nnit · were , rssued, but opponents appealed those When the permits are ultimately issued, the company project a · reality," 'he also. · will re-e~amine the project at that time, Goddard sai<!. said. The $1.1 billion mill would employ a peak Meunwhile, ·Parsons and Whittemore's option ·on a The West Virginia work force of 2,200 during its 30 to 40 months ·1,200-acre tract of land . owned by American Electric Department of En viof construction, and' created 600 jobs directly · Power, is up in March. Goddard said the company will roil mental Protection's in the mill once completed, discuss the possibility with of renewing the option with Office of Air Quality · It was also estimated an additional600-800 AEP. .• issued an air pennit to , JOhn Mljagn~(diNCtor, jobs would be created in the woodlllnd activiJo,lut Musgrave, director of t~e Mason County Eco- Apple Grove Pulp WJd . . ' 'Mason County· Economl~ ' ties, as well as 2,500 jobs in the secondary ser· nomie Development Authority, reac\ed to ihe news by Paper on June 17, . 0 '· . · •• Deve"il!~l)~f~ulllorfty.; vice sector to support mill related activities. ·saying: "We're very !jjsappointed ;here, at. th!l doiYelop- I 996, the last of three · · · The propos.ed mill, according to the company, .ment-tlffice: 1~:-YP a gOoll projecHpr Mtls~Codnty, d;le ·, stale approvals needed before construction could begin.: .would have ail anriual . payroll of $1$- to $20~millioh, . region·and the Sfaf~ of West Virginia."' 1". . ·• ,.. · ' 1\vo environmental groups, The Ohio Valley En vi- with the company purcha8ing timber at an estlmati.i!'c&t •"I thate that they're ·putting this on the back burner, ron mental C!!alition in 'Huntington and the Buckeye For- of $12- to $15-million, and using .about $35 million in however, we'll be working with them to try to make the 'est Council in Athens, Ohio, filed an appeal against the raw materials per ye?r. · , 1. . 'piitf/Qg f/tf$· Oh>the •· , h , ., /;)BCk· btir,r, OW6Vetf, We'll be W~rl(lng· wJtf! ·them to tty , fO mil/te the p(Ojt!ict 8 . reality.., . · . , . AEP a.n nounces ·protecti_o n plan to restructure customer .service COPS grant adds officer, Penalties & fines . . In Chicago, the .By) Is: . man ·!>f many hair colors ·Penni• BA4mnn was: hit Friday with the ~ecotid longest suspension in NBA hisleast .II ,games - for ·e)(pa~;~ds villa By KEVIN KELLY ., TlmH-Sentlnef Staff , RIO GRANDE- ~eceipt of a federal COPS FAST grant will not only give the Rio Grande Police Depanment another full-tim<~o.fficer, but expanded protection for the village, Chjef John Vance said. COPS FAST, 'issul'd by the U.S. Justice Deplll1ment to qualifying commuitlties, is a three-year grant direct" ed at smaller popula\iQn cities and villages. It pays the bulk of the ·salary for another offiqor to increase the police 'or sheriffs department's staff and community focus. · · . Rio Grande was it had received the grllnt ·soon after firs! year and village council wll"l· Chuck Kasee. Who had GALLIPOLIS - In u move described as a means to· "increase efficiency and improve customer service," American Electric Power officials Friday announced operational changes that w.ill impact on 'local ~ervice. . The changes will occur along the Kentucky, Ohio and West · Vir-ginia . state boundaries where AEP has operations on both sides of the Ohio River and t~e Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River. ' · They will include consolidating operations, employees working across state lines, 'andi'·ijttaii* ing"'bill' payliu\n t the grant Jar COPS FAST ~rail! chamb<~r he leads. committee ende~ 'its twoinvestigatiori ·Friday with oflts usual'rancor, voting 7send the sanctions to the ~~~~~for II VOl!! Thesday • Full 'I flllllll M. Are• reildenta going to Washington this weekend to celebrate President rih,;,h •• second lnaugut:al will be by Rep. Ted Strickland, Dand a ·variety of parties. 'actual swearing-in takes at noon Monday, followed a parade a! 2 p.m. · Ohioans. the festivities ·on Sunday· night when the . Detnocratic Pany holds an '!ril>hio Celebration" ball at 9 p.ni. ,,,..~,.l ·del81to on Plllll A7. 4CAPTAIN CHAIRS, .. lit Pilat: $28,549 fUry Rellie: -$2400 C&O SpecWllsa.t. ·$6109 . 1994 and. also all11wed join -the.dty depanment. "We kind of fell .through the .cracks on previous grants, but here we ,were able to qualify," Vance explained. ' 'We IIJ'Preciate the grant because it allows us ·to work some e~le!fded hours we haven't been able to before." Prior to Kasee's appointlnent, ·Vance was Rio Grllnde's only full-time law enforcer, backed by three part-time officers and an auxiliary force of 10. The auXiliary officers volunteer their time and in retu.rn received speciali~ed !raining. through the police department, Vance said. . · With another officer on hand, the village can look forward to "an extended period of coverage, ·particularly after midnight," the chief said. "Your high crime · hours, nationwide, are.between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m., as far as things happening. "Also, with the extn! officer on boafd, we can keep in touch with the residents, as well us more community contact," Vance adde<!. The Jldditional manpower comes at a time when the village is experiencing srowth and more responsibilities. Rio Grande, whic~ has the only other police depanment in Qallia Co~.nty, is now handling investigation of any criminal aci~vity on the .University of Rio QrllndeiRio Grande Con\lnunity College campus. ·, ",We're ·coming along pf!liiY good," .Vance noted. . "With this grant and our auxiliary officers, we're pretty much where .we should .be at this time." COPS FAST will pay 75 percent of the new officer's salary for th~ first year,' 50 percent in the second Plans.p.roceed ', ' tc~~~:~ \'1 and 25 in the· fi~al year. It's expectellthat by then, the vllh\ge.will 'l!e,able to fully pay for the officer. '· ' > ~ !ilrt!l~tM's wi.th grllnls hlls encouraged the dep;lrt·: ment,lo se~k out more as it looks to improve its facillti~~~ Vance e~plained. Another grant .has paid for an .in!lJxilyzer. . . · . . , • '"We hope to do more in the next year,'' Vance 'said. · '·'111e're seems to be grwll money out there if you put fori~ the effort." · optiolis soifle '1AEP cus- .announced ~~~~~~~~~~~ tomers, .for: according to Murk Bailey; diiector of AEP's that witt lm~iict Southern Distribution Region. The changes in tire.affected AEP districts .locally are: • The Gallipolis and Point PleasWJt, W.Va., districts will combine and become pan of.AEP's Southern Ohio Region. Mary Kent, .currently Point Pleasant District manager, will become manager of the new district Feb. I. Ron McDade, current manager, will retire March I. : . • All service functions will be handled from the Point Pleasant facility. The Gallipolis service building will. be vacated and, if no other internal use if found, 'possibly sold. · • All billing and collections will be handled from the Gallipolis office. Customers will be able [o pay biUs in person at the Gallipolis office or a! payment agents in Point Pleasant and Gallipolis. • Pomeroy and Wellston offices will be closed to walk-in customers April I. Operations employees will continue to work out of t11e present locations in both communities. • Billing and collections work for Pomeroy will be done in Gallipolis. . The billing and collections work for We11ston will be done in Athens. Pay. ment agents have been established in Pomeroy and Wellston. Similar operational changes are being established in AEP's Hun~nglon District and Northern West Virginia .regiom;; and, in the company's fronton and Kentucky opemtions. · ' Customers in each area will continue to call the numbers they currently use to conduct business with AEP. · · In Ohio, Columbus Southern Power customers will continue to ealf J., 800-277-2177 a1id Ohio Power Co. customers will•continue to call 1-800-, 672-22~ I to report an outage, apply for service, or ask billing questions24 hours a day. . According to. Friday's release, AEP is taking additional stenno make paying bills more convenient. AEP encourages customers to pay by mail; however, payment agents are being established at locations, such us groc~ry stores and pharmacies, to provide customers with expanded hours wrd locaContlnued on page A2 -markin Battle of Buffington lsl~nd POMEROY- Local supporters of the · ....-=~~~ Buffingtoillsland Battlefield tneti'Cl:ently with officials of the Ohio,,Historic Preservation Office concerning the •site of the Civil War battle. to along the River above the · · Margaret Parker, president' of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, and loedl Civil , War. reenactor David and earlier in 1996 announced plans to mine gravel from nearGl~knel' ll'et with Amos LOveday and Franco Ruffini, direc- .by property it owns. · ·. · · · tor and ussistant director, respectively, of the historic preserva; · The U,S. Corps of Engineers is currently examining the pr9tioit office. , ' • posal for approval and to detennine if a public hearing should ., · The battlefield, located at -11\e Meigs County ~ommunity of be·held. · · Portland, has become ihe foeils of n second battle- this time Loyeday said he ha.~ received more than 4,000 letters from involving ~ople who vrantto protect the site fr~a proposed people supporting preservation of the battlefield, Parker said. gravel mrmng operatron. . · . The IWJd is uss<lciated with the July 19, 1863, Battle of BuffRichards 11J1d Sons Inc. of Rooine applied to the Corps of ington Island during which raiding Confederate General John YOUR ... -.ll ep. Carey set~, agenda for second .I : ~~~~::,MARSHALL Hunt Motgan and about 2,ooo·cavairymen met a Union force of about 8,000 soldiers. The resulting clash is Ohio's only Civil War pattie. · Ruffini said ·he was told by the <;:orps of Engineers that it had received hitters of support for the .battlefield from . U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, and from an Ohio senator, Parker.said. The Ohio Historic Preservation Office's letter of comment to·the Corps of Engineers stated all of the area believed to be the battlefield should be preserved and has detennined the area eligible for the national historic register. Lately, the Meigs County Historical Society has nominated Continued on ·Pllll' 11.2. •.· . '· laws that we can't enforce," said Carey. · . and $5 million won't r,-:.-A;;p:-;iDfiii':C.i;;;i:' Still ServiCe · " . . · .. . ' Another Carey concern are shady !ana developers · solve all their prob~;;t~~L;~.: US ~ Legislation aimed at changing the , who take lani;! once strip-mined for coal and put it, back Iems out it's a slart ," '• fire)Vt~rks industry, requiring sellel'S· of st(ip- 'On the markei,J1S residential propeny. . · he said. ' ,;,~~!~:l:and to diS<; los~ that C!)lldition and increasing "It's not ~table enough to build on ...so we' re trying to Starting. off in :• for rural fire departments are all proJ)05al~ come up wit~ some way to disclose that the land hilS Columbus in 1994 as Slate Rep. John Carey is pushing this year. , beep strip-mihed," said Carey. "It may en~ up that it a freshman legislator _........ Wellston Republican, who was retUfDed to his g~ts stamped f ight on the deed," he said. . involves fighting the ;~;:~~~~enn with 62 percent of the vote, inttoduced the . · J{ounding but his major-early ,tenn legislation is the freshman greenhorn :fi le'gislation in response to the 1996 fireworks · reintroductlll!l! of a bill establishing a loan fund fur rural image, admitted in Scottown that killed nine people. . fire departmer\ts wanting to purchase equipment. • C.arey, who nonethewhile the legislation ·would increa'"' safety ' 'It creates a $5 ll)illion fund for townships· and small less Jl1ought his lirst if,!(.~~:.·:~~~~ relating to the snles, storage and exhibition townli to buy ;fire equipment," said ' Carey. ·llle fund two ye\II'S wete,productive. . 1! Carey said he· doesn't. suppon a bill ban- · would not grant 111011ey to· the depanments, but rathet ..l "I got more bills passed - five - than, any other lire:wo,rks sales in Ohio that a fellow House tnem- would be used tp eslablish 1\ low-lnte~t 'l'!'volvlng loan · nrst yell! member· of the ()ljio Holise,'' said £,ar~y. " I •rconov ir~rroduce. "If we bw1 fireworks, it would "' fund thatdeptllttnel!ll could liJIPly to. ' , , · , didn't ·plan it thlll way it ju&t kind.of' tumed out likt to elifOfCI! a!Jd I don't support lillY odllr , "Mtist rur'!} f~ clcpltm,neri!J hav~ ~ey alnllll bqillleli,\ithat" , . . ' '· ' .' J '~ , islativ~ With one 'term of exP.,riunder hjs belt and the freshman label d.etached; Carey said " he expects to · ·wield even more power in the Statehouse political process this year. "When I came it1 ,l w.as . still learnina the, process, but I feel at this point in my ~er that I'm a key plllyer in the House," said Carey. 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