https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5942916f8540fa1587855465385623d9.pdf d793d0736232659aae02ea5f09f9d74d PDF Text Text . \, P8g~ E~nday nm• Senti,_. Pomeroy-lllddlepori-Galllpolla, Ott Point j:lll....nt, WV. From boxer, to mental patient, to janitor, to writer By NANCY SIRJLINS · APSpedeiCornlpoodeat . Of.Y.MPIA, Wllh. _ Writer 1'bcm Joaea Ia oblesaina- about die brotell dryer-bose Ye11t spewing lint all over lbe crawl below his house, and how he'f:lw sell lhe bouse lban bave 10 crawl under· neatb it. He's obsessed wltb his blood auaar. whieh Is danserously low, IUid hia caffeine Intake which Is danserously high. He ~nvlalons himself droppiaJ dcld 1n 111e blck yard while mowing lhe lawn and calculalea how loog 11 might u.'tc 10 discover hll body · He U.gh1111101ber Kool. wonder· Ins If liiia Ia lhe one tbat finally rives him the cancer. and says: r'Ufe 1a larlbl sad." Tbla froJ a man wbose ts have never been better. ~fint book. ''The Puailist lll Rest,'' was a Natiooal Boot Award finalist; the Iitle story won an 0. Heory'Award. The !NJazlnes can't Set enoup of him. A second SIOI}' collectloo is In die works. So is a novel. But Jones isn'tlhlnklns about tbal. The contrast betweea bis prospects Mid his outlook is by oo means his only CODII'adiction. He's also an ex-Marine and former amaICUr boxtt wbo thinks lesiOsterone is dcslroylns die world; a Cbrlstian who doesn't believe In an !lftetHfc; a wriler who lmmor1alizes himself in his fiction, lhe beller 10 disappear in real Ufe. "When I write, I'm DO( Tbom Jones anymore," he says. "He soes away. If 1 dido 'I write, I'd )' have 10 be 1bom J01101 alllbe lime. I've always haled myself." · He's been a factory worter, an advertlsin& copywriter, a high school janitor, a drunlt. Now 49, he' s saved his boldest career move for last transfOI'IIIina .a Dickensian childhood, a bolling-rellled brain Injury and a lifetime of ansuisb Into art. "Writers as good as Tbom Jones appear_!!ut ~ly," raved die New York Times Book Review after "The Pusilist at Rest" ~!(IS IJUblished by Little, Brown aod Co., in 1993. ''There was a n:BQ'Voir or mal· ice, polson, and vicious sadism In my soul. and II poured forlh freely In the junsles and rice )JIIddies of Vietnam," Jooes wriles in die ti~ story, about a Marine who loses bis best friend and his seose of self 10 lhe w.-. Olher s10ries ICII of battles in box ins rlnss. cancer wards liDd uylums, against epllep&y, Blrobol, madneas. The common lhread is pain: the pain of loll love, betrayal. diaeaiC and despair. He hal known lhem aD, oue way or lmOtber. His best Marine buddy was ldUed in Vietnam. His fatber, a bearl failure. They 1re aD lhere In his lfOries, alons witb tbe tbinga tb11 have saved him: fat cars. fallhful dogs, German pbilosopbers, boxing, lhe DooR. The pboiO on lhe boot jacket shows a menacing hulk witb taped fists and an Insolent stare. It"s a misleading image. Over tbe past several years, diabetes has devoured more lhan SO pounds of muscle and boac, leaving him wilh lhe limbs of a scarecrow and lhe race of a mouk. all eyes and angles. Sally, hll wife of 2S years, and Jenny, dleir 11-year-old daughlel', are off vislllng friends, but Sbelby, lhe boxer dog, fills lhe suburban .ranch house wilh the boundless enlhuslasm of ber breed. J1111111101d schizopbn:oic, CUDJDittcd The family Is geUing ready to suicide. His molber·in·law died of move to Iowa City for a year. Half· cana:r, his beloved graodmolher of packed boxes are everywhere. A bi& house baa been rented; the owner, perha~sponae to . J01101' vlolalt world, hu demanded a huge dlaul&e deposit The aulhor Ia highly ""Uaed. He'D leadl j die Unlvenlty of Iowa's prestigious wrili~~ gram. where he oace wu a Sally will like a year oft' from her Hlnry job at die._ high achool herhosbladoaceclellled . His llleiiDiorpbosi fmm janilllr 10 writes' began Ill CIIDCIIleu !ban four )'CIIII ago, after a friend 1IIJCcl him 10 "wrlle ~m~etbinsao &ood lhey Clll't reject it" II was a uew concept for Jones, who'd always assumed It wu be, not,~~~ work, thai was being rejec1ed. I lhousbl I bad to have a backJround," he says. Jones laad a background, all righl. He srew up In gritty Aurora, ill., lhe son of a boxtt wbo aban- doucd !lie family and lata" hlllsed himself' at an Oreaon l&ylum. •'Wbeaevor I did aometbln. g wroa,, .my unc:le would say, 'That 1 tbe Jones In blm comias out'" . Life was no bcUer wilh his step- Cowboys . slip past Bengals to pay off Iar&e debts left by her l!uaband, a womaulzer who died after drlnklag .b•d prohibition ~She ~ved. ~..Df~ than ay~inJ Ia e wor.., Qlles aaya. -~he-~~/0 ... ..,_.. _..... a vampire. ''The only way not to set hit by Frank wu 10 divert his .allenllon. There wu aueh strain ~ r~.I doo't know bow I sur· vtved iL His foellD¥,S or worthlessness survived too. 'At a.istmas, I was always depressed. I always tbQUght, 'You don't deserve it.' The awards and atteadon make me doubly dcpreued. Each story takes six Dllllllbs olf my life." As a child, bis nilicry wu eased by his srancimolber, a grocer wbo fed the bobose~ as she struggled abou~ lhe uliUty ofhllfe IDd prepare .. me 11 mac u anyoae Pick4: 2566 Super Lotto: 9·11-13-26-35·38 Kicker: 326357 c:. uJean• wbo mnindcd him of ahow ev:zlbody. S wlllled me can... ~at !.= S:: en tine dido lalm he at gym. IIIUgbl mel= to =::~In a5 on • · • ou also learn discipline, to set up :ail~om!:!;: : ; e ml~~·· B h ,d guyci Ytable~ ~::se a respec:L • ·-r enlered ~:J!:I· hdr~,L~ ~ f:!lowt _ w 0 ... ~ 0 oc him m10 dlemlddlerlnext week. if. Vol. 45, NO. 126 Copyright 1994 ·: By GEORGE ABA1'E • Selldael NeWI Staff Realdcnts In lhe Bulem Local . Schools remain divided on how · lhey wiD vote for a 4.4-mlll renew· allevy Nov. 8. · a nmdom manner, a handful · of residents were interviewed .·ia:endy about die disbiciS' use of . .· THE GM CENTER In FESTIVAL OF FALL SAVINGS :tax molley. . ,. Tlae two-year 1992 renewal levy .: was decided by a margin of jDit ·~ oue percent, ICCIOidlng to Bulem •Superintendent Ron Minard. Resi· :dents will vole 011 a two-year, 4.4:mill renewal levy tbat wnl raise $154,689. Tbe district chose 10 .dccraue lbe levy from ' m11Js so It ·: wOI!ld seuerate the aame tax dol· great mileage. Convertible, stereo, power steering, Expreaalona Appearince Package. $6,799 $11,995 3 Door HIB, 5 speed, Intermittent wlpel'll, more. AM/FM caaaelte. ..$12,489 $11,769 Iars 11 bCfore tbe reappraisal of )lloperty, Minard said. A vOle against die levy will burt students, Minard said, addin& lhe district bas budgeted wisely 10 remove itself from lbe loan fund ~we're doing an honest, · straightforward job of doing tbe · best we can 10 III8DIIIe lhe money," Minard said. "We're here 10 proteCt die kids fUll Mid lbe best proteCtion is keepina lbe schoola solvent." 1bC·dislrict dcmonstraiCI quailty teachin& wllh about 80 percent of gradWiles In 11111 Jut five yeara CODtinuing to higher education, he added. Mrs. Jolm Heosley said she will vOle for die levy. Continued from E-6 1ft'~ !oft>' disJIIay 3.4 .V-6, auto., air, atereo, cruise, power windows and locke; IIlii 1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM ·1994 CHEVY . CAPRICE CLASSIC WAS $15,900. V-8, loaded. $16,799 5 NOW·$,14,869 16,995 be bu an qe. Not ODly is he the IDcumbeN. he points to his cxppi· .eoc:e In a peuslon fund and u a bant,dlreclor. 1994 OLDS. CUTLASS SUPREME ceaa.·· T.::=ss;;,~iarbai~ company once announced in lhe weekly paper lbal lrash would DOt be picked up u ldleduled brea!Jie of a holiday. ItiPJed; ''The whole town will be picted up 011 Tuesday." Jim Corder returned to his homeland Ia lhc '80s and wrole wiatfully of tbe Croton Breats, Golden Pond and otber special plalia in his c:bildhood "cosmos." "WileD you SCI to Aspermont, you're dille," he WI'Oiie. Tbcre7 "Tiaere," be said, "is jJst 8I'OIIId a curve on die Oilier side of town. Tbcre, off to die left In die blue dillaDCe. blue above die broken plain IIIIOUIIdlng lhem - lbc Double Mounllinl." God lives ato!.:!: Double MOllO"'"· Conlrr . ''1bc Double Mountains 1R DOt oaly lhe ctweDins place of God, but also, as the mark.era ~ ~ IIIey Ire lbe finl • ary of die COIIIIOI,'' Conlrr wroiC ,lrBIIdly. distrk:t, IBid too much homework is forced on die youngest studcots. "homework should be punish· ment" for elementary students, Brannon said. In die put, many of the tcachcn did DOt even have les· son plaos tD direct die learning pro- r---- cess. he added. Brannon also questioned tbe conduct of some bus drivers wbo, he said, bave yelled Ill and lilt stu· dents. Eurem Local Boaid of Edua· lion President Ray Karr said tbe disCrlct hal spenllallpaycn' mooey fru~y. We've tried ID be hooest wllh lhe volerl and ID stretch dleir dol· Jan," Karr said. "It's very easy 10 find a reason to vote aaainst a levy." Some examples of wise spending incl11de: revampiag health insurance coverage to save $100,000 Ibis year; replacing an qlng bus fleet as funds are available; and saving on beating costs lbroualiiODOVlllioDs. "There are a lot of state mandales. There are a lot of expenses tbat may not appear 10 be there," Karr added. "Tbere ' s no frills. We're just lrying to opc:nte In die black." The scliool DCCds to updlfc tellboots, add more elective dasaes ill lhe hip ac.hool and develop I aJID· puler lab, be added. • Also, teachers in tbe district conllnue 10 earn the state-allowed minimum - wilh raises In the past five yean, added. · "Just geUing by on tbe miDI· mum stale IIIDdards for educadou in today' s world iJ DOl 10 lhe bell advantage for our children," Karr said. K!f Halloween party-~ • V-8, auto., air, loaded, 3 to chooae from. $15,995 --~ ' Tlae Pomeroy MerJbants Aaoclltlon .laeld 1 Bailo-n Party Salurdey aight on Court Street. (nrUcal) Leu· rell AdkiDI, 3, of Galllpolll, waa outfitted aa Little Bo Reep. (llorlzoaiBI) CbeyeDDe Beaver, 10 montlas old, of PCXDeroy,- d..-ed up u 1 skunk. Wbuaen for llae tlaree IIlii 1994 BUICK REGAL · llltl IIlii 1994 BUICK CENTURY , V-8, automatic, air, loaded. 3 To Choose From. STARTINGAT$17,795 1994 OLDS 98 REGENCY Automatic, air, stereo · and more. Duel eir controls, V-8, llltomatic, air, luxury. " $13,995 $23,495 ll&tfl994.. CHEVY ET. CAB PU 1 , V-8, leather, all power. Mull Seel WAS$24,060 NOW$2l,498 aae~ llldnded: (UDder 4 yean old) pnldat, lint Lau- ren AdtlDI and IICODd THrauy C.nciHr; qUat, lint Stephanie J)Meklqw and IIC• . Up die hipway, die Double H MOICI bas rooms wilh refrigerated air, eleclrlc beat. pholles and truck puldDs. A sourmet jelly store is long goae but die nearby Pmdcrosa cafe m!ldcady adverdseslhe "world's principals 1re mating more tban the sovemor." Reedsville resident Jim Brannon said a number of school practices disturb him. "If we bad money (our sraodchildreu) would go to lhe Cbrlstian school," Brannon said. "I don't want 10 put more moocy iniO lhe achoolllbe way It's going." Bl'liiiiiOII, a Cooner teacher In lbe · Sy~ea, a Democrat wbo Ia :deputy Summlt County auditor, ciles yean of experience In Invest, lug and allocatlDi tbe public's cemetery. The drive-in is history, so Dick· ens has a youth-oriented video busigc:aa opaaliDs out of a bouse. Tbey brins quilts, pillows, candy and soft drioks along wilh S().cents admiuilJII, and t1op doWII In front of a lelevislon screen equil!lled wilh a VCR. •'We've got 2S kids In 10wn and we've been bavins about 30 sbow up," chucldes proprietor Mite Porter. 'So we lhiuk It's a auc- j ui scliiOJ. It's bad wben die sdJool for Ibis experience lhat he bas,' Sykes said. She touts her experience witb Akron's f!rumces and points proud· ly to lhe r~ that, u a councilwoman, she inttoduced IC'slalation that set the city's lnvestment'po~y. ence. ·· liiackwell, a Republican, saya !Iii A Multimedia in):. N-......r and I lhiDk abe wouldn't argue wilh lhat, eilber," BlacltweU saicl Yes sbe would. "I bear titles, bul I keep lootln. By SONIA ..AIUS.C .Alaol:llted P,.. Writer lncumbcutJ. fCtmidh Biackwell and challenger Barbara Sykes believe tbe Nov. 8 election for .Oblo treuurer hinges on experi· IIlii 1994 CHEVY LUMINA · "They've done a good jOb. I have a child In achool," lhe.Tappen Plains resldcntaald. addinll tbe schools need to add c:cqp11tera to update lilt~~~· educ:adoola. . George Horner, also ol Tuppers PlaiDs. said he will likely support lhe levy since lhree of his children graduared from the schools- wltb two soins onto coUesc. "Hopefully lbey're dolns a good job," Horucr said. "The kids do ueed an education." Reedsville fcaidcnt Earl Sbepard said tbe schools waste bls tax money, addin& be voles against levies. "I'm oo a f!XQd Income," die 78year-old said. "I've JO( no children .CanCJidaf'eS view-experience as :factor in state treasurer's race . IIlii 1994 CHEVROLET CORSICA 11&11 1994 CHEVY lERmA Automatic, bucket ltats,' Automatic, V-6, 1111, IIlii · 1994 GEO TRACKER 1 Section, 10 Pogn 3 5 - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, October 31,1994 Eastern voters split on support of levy DON TATE MOTORS, INC. 1994 GEO METRO Low toiai&Jit In 50s, rain. Tuadly, rain Ukely. lflab Ia 501. •• , What•.. this SIIIIUIIet. "You've COUDd a aood place 10 set lost, •• cledarea part-time librarian Karen Petllet, wbo bas lived bere almost all of ber 40 years. "It's ttue, dlere's DOt really mudl 10 ICC out bere. "But tbere's sometblng you can't Identify. This is a fantastic plll:e." Aloa1 tlao lllJbway from Gutbrie to Dickens 1emperatures bover near 100 deps and wind ldcts up distant dust devils. This lr truly tbe wi=n spaces. An occasional w I interrupts die JBOII/J(Oil;. . Only 322 people .call Dicteos 11omc, but dlcy bave lbc csaeotlals of illl West Teus town,s: a Cburcb .of Cbrlst, a Baptist church and a Pick3: 424 Page4 w:t'~up ~ -z- - falber, Fnuk. • Ul-lelllptted used Ohio Lottery llli 1994 CHEVY 5·10 BLAZER IIlii 1994 CAD. FL,EETWOOD . ·, Black, 4X4, Te'-, Loaclect• IIlii 1994 CAD. SEDAN DEVILLE V-8, leather, dual air baga. NO LUXURY TAX BROUGHAM. V-8, rear wheel drive, dual ai~ baga, leather. $21,750 · 198'5 FORDT·BIRD TURBO COUPE .............................. $3,995 Loaded, 1uto., e)ltra clean. 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Wll llaV• ell~l IOUtb on S.R. :Z when II wcat'lcft ~ _.., aideawi(lina ' die 1!m ~JOiel tnK:k opcnl· ed by SICWUI. . Stewlrl'I Wllllde .,_ lU> a 18().dcgreo left the road and hit an IIPdrmeDL JOICI1 , vehicle Cj)lltinued 10111b iil ~ I DON TATE·MOTORS, INC. Wllltyllliccl. · . A more receat visitor,. anplel· IDJ hla own quest, circled tile mountaiaa for tbree days. Lite Corder, he uevtt reached diem, so . lie oouid DOl c:oufirm dill God llvel lbere. But SIIIJIDY 'Baugh does. The fomler' TCU fOOChallSial IIIII pro Hall of Pamer owns a ranch that hi!'*' up 10 d!e soulhenledle. 301 I~ lUll ~1., POIIEIOY, OHIO 614-992·6614, 1·100.137·1094 t ' • llaun: . llon..frl. . . .110 811. t:OH:OO Sill. 1:0M:OO . •!:!:; . ---·--·- - ·.:f/rr- .. · v ·· ·r ,. . . - . .. . ~ ,onPJ" 3)• •, 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE .......................................... $4,. 2 Door, V-11, loaded. Sharp! 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SEVILLE SLS .... ~ .. . . - ...-· ond Ryan Tripp; mo.t orl&i· nel, Rr1t Juaica Slleeta and IICOnd Larlua Cox; (U yean old) prettieat, flrat Jobetla Rodehaver and IICOIId Kayla Eva01; u111Iut, ftrll Brandy J,laker and seconcl Ryaia Doaaldson; most orislnal, firat Jordan Shank end aecond Lindsey Houser; (9·12 yean old) prettiest, flrat Nicole Davis and aecond Jeauetta Hudson; Ullliest, flrat Carl Musser and second Ceadac:e Fetty; and most original, lint Kelly Jobnston and aecond Ryan Lemley. (Sentillel pllotos by Gecqe Abate) noilhbounci lane and hit a 1985 Chevrolelllllck, driven bY Brilll M. Nolan, 19, addrcu unlr:nown. bead Qll. A passenger Ia Stewart's truck. bli two-year-old arand· daupler, J~ Aualin of Ashton. was lalrCD 10 'Cabell·HUDI· iDJ10D Hospital by Valley EMS. Jones was flowia 10 Cabell· Hunllng10D by Healtb Net. Nei· lher Auadn's nor Jones' coodl· 11on wa~avallable rrom .. ,hospital !Dday. A1ao asalating at the sceae were lhe·Pointl'll;aulllllld Val:. ley fire deplrtlneJ!il. The ICd· dent Ia IIIII under lnvesdpdou. Stewart wu a welder for AEP Centralized Planl Ma1Die11811CC. 1947. After serving In the House for four yean, lie wu eleded to lbe Ohio Senale. He represented lhe 17tb Dislrlct In ~ Ohio until he wu belleD for lbe seat in 1986. Dlirlns lhoae yean, he contin· ued to be active In ~them Ohio education, IOialliD& more lhan 20 years as a school g!!~.!:al and superinteodent He superlnfaldcDt of lhe Lawrence County Baud ol EdJeldoo In 197S. Since the anJIOOIICCDI!'!II of his deatb late Saturday, friends and pollllcal colleagues tbrousbout soatbeulem Ohio have thought bldt on Collins' lhree dec:ades of ~bllc aervlce. He wu knowD as "Old Oak," or simply "Oak," diiUulhout die dlslrict. "lfe wu a fme state senator," Mel COUDty Ccxluniuioucr Fred Hofr.... said Monday morning. "He wu vcty intereated In Melp CaDy, u well u die rest ol southeta Ohio." "He wu always very responaive l!ld reJpoDsible," Hoffman, who . served u Middleport's may~¥ dur- ing 12 years of Collins' senatorial where In southern Oblo, Dakley term, added. Collina wu oue of them." "Oakley was lhe fmcst Republican politician and representative Ibis area bu ever produced," Slid Gallipolis auorney David T. Evans, who served as cbairman of lhe county' GOP durinll the latter pan of Collinl' ICDure. "He always remembered where Ills roots were," Evans added. "Maybe IIIey broke lhe mold wilh him, but we are gplng 10 miss him." Collins was petbaps best remembered for his asgressivc, pa'sonal style ol poUiical campaip • and, lbc bundreds of promotiODal comb& lie blllde4 out dnriDB each elcctiou. "I don't know how he did it, but he always remembered people's • 11111101," E-lldded. . · Hoffman recalled tba~~ .political - - . Colllua 10 be mrywJaere. "In every Cllllplip." lbe Mdai amminioucr, wllo Slill arrlel one of Collilll' combl, aaid, "if lbele were tbree people tosether· -. - uy-. ~ ' Born in Weyland, Ky., Collh" was raised on a dairy farm in Lawrence County"a f\rahw Township. He grad111tocl from Pedro Higli Scbool and received bla •raching degree from Obio lJDiver. slty. . . After more lhiD a docade a • cducalor. Col1ios Wll eleaed ., lbe Ohio House of Repreaanalives ill 1946 and to llae SenaieJn 1950, While ln.Columbus, he dlaired lhe Senate Commitlee on Eci11C111011, lhe Council on lDICnllle Governmeat, and od!cr COIIIIIIi~ai. In addition, he llld lila family have dpCIMed I COil .....I open. tioD • Lawrence County aiDce die 1940s. . Collins was precedi4 'Ia ... bY his wife, Jl!ll!ila ~ 0. • iD May 1993. He Ia nrvtved 'Y t'liO . - . one IJrotlatt, line ._, lllllt'tiOr •wMreL ' . Scrviooa 1re Weotutday Ia llao ~=~= naOwapoa ,, �.,• •' I Commentar Pega 2 Thl Dally a.tlnll ... · Pomero,......cldlepOrt, Ohio Monday, Octobe( 31, 1184 ., Kennedy and Hatch fall out over religion ·· '! • Moat lmpottllldy, lflleb b~r, atuck by Kcaaedy tb(oup tbick avoided elecdou-year CODfiODtaPomerGJ, Ohio IIIII IbiD, IIIII KeaDedy 1111 ~"h doa, IDcll"'nn jUil Jut year wbcD llafdJ retuaed to c:ampelp agaluat lzccl 0111bc llljiJIIllt of a ManDoa In;, J{ooocdy. But Hatcb recently belp weai1Jer -dJo tlblolcl bew'!Jnea;: .I'U.TKDIA,NC. auacklld Kamedy lit a debate wltb about 1111 enpadel wilb wiDe 1114 ~ Jack Anderson · bis Democratic !)ppooeot, aod women. J11at after lbe Infamous KeDDedy attacked Hatcb lo a 1991 IDclcleDt at die Keoaedy am-:; and ROBERT L. WINGETI' pound ID Palm Bead!, Hatdi llld debalc wllb Rm!mey. Publisher Hatcb bluntly declared .lbat Kennedy eaaferrcd as they left • ·· Michael Blnsteln KcDDedy lbould fiDally be defe!!l- funeral together. Aa author Lee" Joe Keooedy, wbo waa lbe lead ed. ICeooedy wUDed lbat If lbe Roderic:k reveala In 1111 biolnJpby, CHARLENE HOEFLICH MARGARET LEHEW . Mill., ill separaiC pboae eaiVCIII· attack doa. eveo coondcd to a GOP woa 1bc SeDate, llllloallime "Lcadllla die Cbaqe: OrriD Haaaa. . General Manager ' Conttollcr , tlous. Bolb Keoaedys privately SCDior WbiiiC House officlallblll be eoemy, SCII. Jesse Helms. R-RC .. IIIII 20 Yeara of Amerlc:a," Halc:b ~ . apolo&ized to Hatcb, b~ there's IIIII BIIUgfliDB to "dig myaelf out would beame a runmluee cbalt- put a baDd 011 KCDDedy'alboulcltt". J still ICDIIOD between lbe two ICDI- of a bole.' "I waot you to kDow I've beCD mao. TbCD Kelllledy lumped Hatch · . las. ID bls first comment& about tbc io witb Helms, soarliDII at tbe tblnldDg of you, IJld Elaine aitd I , LETrERS OF OPINJON an welcome. They lbould be less than 300 • wordl lonJ. AlllcUen an oubjecllo editing and muot be signed wilh olDie, · ' "Ibere' soo excuse fll" you CUD· a~~truversy, Haldl told our associ- prospect of Hatcb taltiDII over a are praying fll" you." Haldt l!lld. ·· address and telephone number. No unsigned !etten will be published. lettero i olD& doWD my religioD wileD you ate Dale Vau Alta: "Tbere' s oo COD!mluee. "You mow, Ted, lf'you keep set- j should be in good lllte, add!essiog issues, ool penooalilies. • obviously bave lillie II" DO koowl- quead011 wbat dley did 11111 ~g. ID deference to Haldl, Ke!medy tiDg iDto lrOUble, I'm llliD8 to ICI!d ' . edge about It," Hatch told eac:b aod for Kconedy - fll" 111y mem- should bave refralped from Mor- tbe Mormon mlaalooarlea aftef. , Ke!medy, IJaDdiD& to fricDds wbo ber of lbe Kamedy fllllily to do it m.ou-basblua lo !be first~~ vn1111 " makes it doubly wrooa bec:auae Tbey're tuowu • lbo Odd spoke to Hatcb after tbc c:alla. ' "On:ID," IDIWCred JCeDDedy, . Botb Keooedya bad assailed Jack Keoliedy broke lbroup that bccan" Ke!medy's flit liviD& UJd "I'mluataboutreadyfll"tbeln." : ' Mitt Romney, Seo. Kennedy's barrier (iD 1960)... I JhiDt it back- llbeial aaenda clUb wllb Haldt'a A lew weeb laler, Hatcb aped ~ Republican oppooeut, over lbe fired oo tbem." Joe and Ted low-lrcy J1C11011a1 life IIDd coaserva- to take tbc uouaual IICp of becxm-'.~ Mormoa cburdt'a fonoet policy of Kclllledy id'used commelll. d\'e polldcs. ID 1D ers of llridloct, log KCDDedy'a cwao, qielld- ~~ Hatcb aud Keooedy, wbo are CJ[dudiDa blacb from tbc priesttbey ba\'e IIIIDI!&ed 10 pau alilaDy log couotleaa ouu defeudlug Tlae Dally Seutlnel wekomea letten riprdiD& tbe Nov. 8 puenl both up for re-elec:ti011, bave beeD hood lmdiU CurreDl policy o{ dCDy· of OODilrucdve, blpctrtisaD lcpata. Keoaedy's c:baractier llllid a il!edla . eledloa. Bowewr,lu tile 1aten1t ol fair-, 1111 cltctloa letten wW be uousually ailical of oac 8IIOiber iD dOD. . fccdiDI freiJzy. "I c:boole to loolt: " , aa:epted .rter 12 110011 DD Weclu-lay, NoY. :Z. iDg lcadenhiiJ poeilioas 10 - · for lbe &ood lu Ted ICentledy," ., lndlvlduallaltould lllldnD laua 111111 aot pe..-lltlea. Hatd! wrote privaJely at tbc time: Letteril purely tllllonlaicaiMiklalel wW aot be uecL "There b at 1cut oae side of blm·. Letten aiMM!Id be 3410 wordl or lela, prelenbly typed. All letten tbat is absolutely eJ[celJeut;. n.e:; . . subject to edltluc ud aacl mut be tdptd wl.. aame, ....._ other side leaves a llUie bit to be ud teleplao_ae aum!Mr. T~ lllllllben will DOt be pvNIIJMd. No IT~ dealred, aud I bave beeo maklna , unl!ptctldien wW be pub fAtten ..ould be In aood lute. .. . ' lbatcuiO Ted 18 well'' • Roderick wrltcalbat iii Jaullll)':~ 1989 ICei!Jtedy 11JK*e to :rnJ Mil"- ' moo mlaaloaarlcs aalbered ·wllb Hatcb aud bh wife lu Boston/ Kcuoedy lroDically spoke of lbe' mlsslouary proaram In alowluaJ N~TIVE··ADS? pliDed, aod every IDNDber pvc 100 De.- F.c1itar terms, comparing it to lbe ·PeaCe ' I would like to cmpatulale tbc perc:eot effoo fll" tbc CDdre seuoa. Corps, wlllc:b JFK bad started .. Meigs seveodi grade: football !elm So to tbe coacllea, players aud "You, above all... UDdentaucl !be • c:beerleldcll. I say CODiflllu)allODI ooau Wldefea!Cd seasoo. HAV~ DCed fll" aaaifiAle," Coacbes Canoa Crow aod Briao OD a job weD dooc. "You. above a11, mow tbc Jlmmer Soulsby ZiJkle did au outstiiDIIilll job. 1be I8DCe of servic:c. ADd ooe 1biDJ ia • Paotroy. team was bard bittlug aud disci· cataiD - If tbc real of your aeDer- ~ atioa truly 00111111ila itaelf as you : do, we sball aurely IUIXlCCd " • AI a fmbmau ICDatll" iD 1977, ne.. F.dilll" Soulbem, so ba\'e two of my c:bllHatdt lailJbled IOIIIC wly lmprea- , Nov. 8, 1994, a dalc.lblll wiD be dreo, lllll oac is iD hip Sdlool. We siooa of 1111 c:ollcag- Into a piremembered forever. oow bave a sraudsou aud I waut vate journal. Of Kennedy, Hatcb ' Tbe voters of Soutbem Local bim to graduate from Southern wrote, "ODe oldie dtree II" fow I will decide tbc fate or our acbool also. . ....liDd balically DOibilla aood 10 ~ ' dlatricl. It Ia my opluloa lbat lo Please vote yes ou Tuesday, about ... " order of SoutberD to eaaduue we Nov. 8. · Hatdl ml&bt DOW feel tempted must pass Ibis renewal levy. The IleDDy EVIIII ~ to • wllb 1111 fintlmpaaioD. ' renewal levy will not raise our RadK ~~ '-.) \ Jack Aadenoa· aad Mlclaael : lallel. Our dtildreD delerve Jbe best P.S. CoograiUiatioaa to Mr. Onl ~~ I Blaatela are wrlten for Ulllted ' eclucldon we (:Ill JWvide. oo bls many )'CIIIS of service. A job . Feature Syadlcate, lac. My wife IIIII I sraduated from wen doae They retrelled after Romlley poillled outlbllllbc policy IOWinl bllcb cbao&ed ill 1918,1!id poiia aboMd a severe bllcJrlaob apiDal Kal!ledy. WASHINOTON - Capitol Hill's venioli or die Odd Couple, Seos. Ted JCcouedy aud Orrin Hatcb, mlabt be beaded for a divorce. . KCDoedy'& lCCCIIt alllck OD lbe Mormoa rellpoa bas apcRed a war · of words bctweeD be llld Hatdt, RUtab, wbo la M011111111. Kaowledge. able sources tell 111 lbat Hatcb . lasbed out at Keooedy aud his ' nephew, Rep. Joe Keuuedy, D- 111 Court Street public: lalely. Botb 111t11 previoully By s....-----------------1 ·-· Deadline for publication of election letters Nov. 2 t · • · ' THE SfW\E TRI£'6 EVERY CAMB11eN SEASON. Letters to the editor ·wuAT? THE A perfect season NO... THE MEDIA COMPL.AINir-5 ABOOT HOW 8AD THE ADs BECOME! th I.f f . . . .- , 1s f ~m . · Q. ther . ~·"' . ~ es.'.· ~r~ a~e pr~~ .~ .~aiJC.tilliem1n1sts . Exce~p .0 newspapers auunmce h I 0 v \ diDic:&. . ··sbi'p10vWoo' 'mDie ClliitOa :a: IS "a DOD-practlcloa Calbollc... Wllb chapters tbroualtout tbe fare piau. Tbe provlaloo allows,;, · wbo dlsapus wllb ber church' a UDiled .State&ll!d Cun Feml- 11ate1 to cut off 111y addllillllll bellstand apiu&t bir1b a~~lrol, . . - - Dilla (II" Life llelat& to -' - s efita to women wllo bave more,. • oJber aud-vlolence oraaolzadoaa cbildreD wblle iCC:elvlq welflre. m By Tile A_ ...... rr..• . . -lbe Nllbtll Coalidoa to Abol· NARAL poiDll out lbll•.~ EKaiJJll olObloedltorilll of atatewldc lmd oatlmal iutereat lib lbo n.11 Feltalty. A few )'alii i ''.plllliDI womeu luto circum-·,., The (ToWo) B...., Oct. 21 110. tbc MiJwWa cbapter lllocked lstuc:ea wbere lbey are forced to 1broupoutlbo bPPoknoua c:ltlll&ea lbal bave ill Europe IIIII sex, bomoaexuallly IIDd WCIIIell a clead!l penalty meuure In lbat ;cbooae abortion la every bit u ..., duriDJibo lall12 )'CII'S. ae.- C'l!anc?ll« Helmut · baa moaiDed a 11 cierain:;,::!!!lutribu~ea to IIIIC'aleJlsJeture. (ADd pciUa bavc . WI'OIII • WCIIIell ~CCC~~ to. , surYlvor. His IHiectlnn, albell by a nzar-tbiD maq1D, will acne to 1111&· Amucsty · · IDciJrWd dJal a ..._lly or pro-Uf- abortloa . .".Speakiuf:!:':;'; Dify 1111 role llld lmpoillllle iD lbllt repoa oftbe wcdd. ADotber voted UtraisJ!t Drluo- · en at lar&c ire I&IIDatlbe deatb lbe po.lfe politloa, SeniD , ~;: Kobl'a Willa lbe end reflecled bla ablllty to blulallOUbJed,,reDDlfled crallc tlc:ltet uodl Bill Cllutoo peoalty.) Tbe creao of Femlubta CJCCutl~ dlfeclor of FemiDM for.,. Oelllllll)' 1J1Ck Dlrlrd tbc IUCCC• tUl Wat Oelmaoy CDjoyed bclore tbc appeared 011 tbc prealdeudal J!De. for Life - wbich bardly fill !be Life. lly& lbo Cli!JICID wclfttre plaD·.~ BerliD Wall rcu 1n November 1989. (So did a Rood IDADY pru-c:bolce media' s covenae of po-uters _ . "would force molben to cbooae Kobl'l vkm1y i1 doWJdeu wcJaae I!CWI fll" 1bc OiDtm •lDI!JlA· people I koow.) Tbe fonoet DaDO- b: "We ~all forma of vio- ,. between . lboltiu& ~lea UJcl•,y tloa, Wbkb baa foqed c1oae relatloaa wltb lbo Gcnolll cb'IJ"dJor,' crat .empbaalzea lbat. ''abortion leac:c, iDciUCIIDB abortloa; eutbaua- ~~ furlber eriobment · "---y remaliu 10 islaDd olltlb"'"' today Ia . , _ IIICl Ia 1bc dCDiea civil rlpll to uobll"D ebBala IJld C81Jital.nomJobJI"It, u lbey fll" tbeir c:llildrea." ;., 7 ......... .... ...... .,.... "--." ' · · -I·""•·:J....,r:. ..... .... •-•Wbllc ..... --'ldoa -•y ·~·,,, JIDcbpio of lbe ClOIIdDCDt'a ocoiO'Dic future- We: iD DO 1111111 measure to "'"" -~ - - - - w•w ""'-~ •oouu ..... ...... - ,..,._ CJwwiJor KobJ'siOUIId iDstiDCll fll" I(>VCIIIIIIICe. A WOIIIIIII wbo bcalfttc preiiJI!Il DIJt prtuc:lples of jualk:e, DOD-vto- apiD 011 Dtaltaa of !DJSl amJIIOII after beiDa raped at kDlfe-polut Icoc:c 1114 ~." sroutid, lbe fuudameulll differ-, Tile (CeYelaacl) PlaiD o.Jer, Oct. 21 . broupt die JIICII*ICY 10 tam IIIII 1D tbelt. cbaraderbtlcally puo- encea wW rat;taln. Jp a receat iaauelo Moaday'a (Oct 17) draft uucu JIIICCIIICDt with l'blb Korea calla fll" tbcl! pvc die c:blld up for ~· acot maauloe, Tbe Americao of The Aml::rkla Femlnial, Barlwa" a peat deal of 1n11t 0111be put of tbc Uoiled Statea, delpile wbat Prell· "It II DOt a aiD to be raped. ~ abe Femlolst (733 15lb St. N.W., NeWIIIIIIIIIIIres lbatdMaloa c1cr. cleat Clintm llid to lbe OOIIIJW}'. ADd lbould CliDaa DOl be re-ela:led iD told tbc D)llazloe, "but It b a aiD WIII!IDPJD, DC :ZOOOS), 11tey fur- "If it Ia WIODIIo tlll witb p111,_ 1996. tbe dell could blow up iD tbc face of 1111 succe~IO". . to kill your c:bild. KilliDI your lber defloe lbemaelv~a: "We bombl II" po11oa, wltb tbe electric·" CliDIOII'I alllfidcDce iD lbe lltely SI!C(e'B of 1bc qreaDCI!l may be cbild doe&D' l belp Y0D jet Over tbc believe iD I II/CIUII'I ript to all• cbair II" die !1001e; ll III!IOil trlli-J"o fOII!Idcd Oil Ill eagemcu to keep lli\'e I atrealt of forelp poJlcy IUCCOIIIIIJIC·" · llOl Iter body,llld Jbe clcsenel Ibis c:ally WIOII& 10 ldU wltb Jbe pbyat. r, es. apedally wltb eJec:tloas iD die oflios. Yet if ewrytbiD& WCllb out as Tbil dladalu f!ll' aelf-dec:epdoll ri&bt oo matter wbere abe lives, c:iaD'a tools." • ·-~ ~ tiy U.S. oeaod..., Nortb Kllrca siJoltld case 10 be a DUdcar iD DIIUCrl of life llld cleadl bo MI'C eveo if abe; a llviDJ loalde ber But b abortiiJD mcaarc 10 ita ICiaJabon II" a aoun:e ohleapODIY for J08IIC 1111e1 II" terror· f8111iJ!• to me )'CIIIIIIO • I lot 10 molber's -"·" IDiwen: "Pnpltc:mln ." IAif'OUPI · · li!IIICII. toow die livellclt poup orpO-IIfc.. Euller lbla year, Femlaisaa fll" Nat Beaton Ia a ,aatlcuudiJ, ; · Also ofteD part Of that Stereo• femiDbts ID tbc c:ouDtr)' - Femi· Life joined In au UllpCCcedeDted . riiiOWIIMI autlaorlty oa dM ,_.~ Tbb 11.111 OIJial!DC dtat oaly DIOIIlbs ago 1 ~ mod li!Dcb leu . Ut;ely tblll 1be poaalblllty of a-iD wblch U.S. ally Smlb ICorea-mllht bave auf. type lllbat tbey IIC poorly cducat· Dlsta for Life of America, DOW coalllioa wllb such IODII-eltab- Aa.udstaud tlae rut of tile tered beaVY. Cllllaltlea IIDd ~e. Wbalever Ita riab, Uc: Clio~ c:oune . eel. Aaswcrioa Glimour's.lnvlta- beadquanered ill Wublnatoa. MOll liabed pro-c:bolce aroupa as Bll orR . . . IIJidy is prefeable 10 die ol&lltmve .of a aecoad Kmlll cmflk't dOD were JI'C)-llfe WOIDCII lllliversi- of lbose I met iD tbe 19801 were PlaDaed Prucodtood, tbc NatiODal .(For lafo -tloa oa laow tor. ty prufCIS<n, lcpi..JyllS, aud ID vdcriDI of lbe civil ripllllld ll!d- Oraaalzalloo for Womeu, lbe ._.ll"'lllaate eledrvillallly wltli. M-lltld He. J--a. Od.lf cqauizer of S~ Studenll fll" · ·war movemeuu. Oue bad been Nllloilal Abll"d011 UJd Reproduc- t1111 col•lllllilt aud otlleri, co•.' ' Tbe ObJo Expolllioaa Coatmlllloo sbouid allllider I pera!8l!all baD Life. -~ 11 dmea '""!' dco!ODIIIadDI d\'e RiJbta Acdoa Leque IIDd lbe tad "-lea OIIUue by CIIJina 1· ' a:t ,mJaaile bases aad lo frout of AQ.U to fl&btlbe "c:blld exclu- ~-636f, at.l317,) 011 future ata1e fU ~P"ioa for 111yoae c:au&bt 1!1btJ illcpl cbemicala to bDlld up tbdr · . . . .... tr.aa: ':.=din Lilt Friday (Pel 14), a pciDCl billed by runmluloo aened DOtice lblt IIIDit.Dda b dllquallfy ~~ ill die juDJor fair divlsioD bcclliiC tbclt cbamDioa 111im1l1 tealed c:;:dvo for ID lllcpl cbemicall!led to~ musde ~· Tbeae fl\'e . I to el... tbc lOIII number ol e1llllbllm ~ ol c:tw:,«<D& by Ulloa lllcplaubltec:a 011 ~ ~:;,·~,...t-p lbo JIIIIICil lbC eJabl will~ . _.., ·~ ......._ - ..... _.__ -~" -albree----.. .....r ,.,.,... P,-. ~- • - ,_...,'""...., • - --.-- .._flumai*'*JIM!i\:'' . . . - We fiVII"lpei'D'"'Dl . Wee• II-~ lbltaiiiUIJ8·mea- ·DCediiO be ICIIt ~ . . . -fll -'-!o biDed -~,.. .._ for , A p1011• rllbctnlup _.I ~ ~ ...... • ,_ • violllon W'OiiJd restore lbe Jllelllty rllbo ,,._, J*lladldY lClr tllllle wllo play by t111'11l!es. , . rn .._..,.tm•vea. • •· :Jt::. == . ea.. c, ~ ( •• :r:: twmt1r- Il wber,t tbcy .it'!= 1u WllbiDatoa. · plalf!DDIII!d,jjiriy' icplwttve pro- · . to deliver, we bave 110 •"!'!!Ina 101 For lbe Dioat part, we elec:t a posals. Tbey are DOt people.wbo weep about tbclt allesed oliCtra,..: Coupeu of flceiiiJcen, 535 illdl- lnloCOI'pOI'ate lrll!l~ 111c1 blstory of our fallb. Wbeo we luslat oo: vldual .eo~ wlloae flrat . 10 dielr VOCiDJ llcbavlor. W . aplltdD& our ballolllletweeliYpoiar· free to loveut or reiDveotlbem- OJIIICllltea ·votiD& fll" 1 COIIICCVIIdvc , Hoddlng Carter Ill selvea iD e:.1eclmpaiao ll!d oa • Rep11bllcaa. cousrellpaail aJ Ute: 1 .. . every issue, Y happily do ao, lillie time we are votiDi fll" a Uber- . • loYalty la to tbemselvea. Faahioa-· aided 111411bctled by 'a mua IDCCIIa 1a1 Demoaltic -·•...Dlial Cllldl·! : "'•reapa •1-~ b operaliD l I tba .-. rI DICII .... l_:•or • ""' : a"ucb"' , YIIIDIC~ wouldtutbb . w ose. r· - se s · t -...... -"w '":!~ .,. " "••w - -- ' ~ __.11 m ....l l yeataday la ~. lbouaalld yean oJd pdil!cll!llbe picpoc:k, I : '""' """"""' IIDd dlOIIOW Put'l elliat. flillplly ((I" lbc klail-tllila ·tuture t · Adaally,ltlla mi.., 10 auert ADd lbal lllbo way we p-- of !be deiiiOCIIIlc elliiClimeot In •I lbll tbey do DOl !'Cfl cnt pwpoaea ea.~Y ,nat it. lD fi!Cl. we pr ".' Alllerlca. tbe Repablicans bave: IDd prluclple& ilriCI' lbU tbem- d ' tiJit Jbo pollilcln:: bee11 1bowiq fll" IOIIIO t1J11C tbat~ t IChea. 'l1ley are iD fll:l'le""'PPive uy "'"'''-'oua ""'·p· t lb · c1e IUd b ... · • to ·apecillc ..........."iC.e r1 . · "OD!-:t:;!:, .,,::...;;__. tllelr . ·!Jiey D~ ,~-• .~,!rebe~ot : diem biuertball Ilia. Ull0d!llu1 iadetlr~rn.'"Y...;"bciu- =~':acta""7:1ded~:: elle. lllcylflJW teatllboooaa..,., ca." we tact Witb ~ .. wllli:la .~: 1..rt , llld cqii!IU'loua wboae "•• dll leUa Ill' lie' a "!lOla J!Oiltidl!l." -... of R illlltt ii!pjJGt lbey aolldt for tbolr pailly . ~ It Ill'• +z'11; OWlY -.a ta ...,,., 7 .~'; :z~Cipilol-~ CllPCIIil~ '~leY npre- '' tile fOOIIl or lliltiat promise• a ~ Oc:taber, Wll 1Jte Ia~ setll~. . ...,.CID mllea ...... ' SjiiOCCIItbal..._.widldltweekJ• ~ bu7. from J!OlltfCal baud"*' IIICI . ,lalovfaa it, dmwdia1 it aDt aidi'Ctlallln'd;fi971L . , l · ,p olllterl. Tiley ICWIZif.:ly leflect ....,. p JIJ. 111; D a 1e11t f*dal· · •1 · the media apeciallata wbo te1c1t lylCIJia aRklar~feck· . . , 11 tbcm bow-., lib aiDallly 111r lbo . leu . .• - Wldcli 10 _ ua. . Bodd... c.rtar·au, r - r,. J raaei1a. .· . .· , ~~WcliD tbc prcaidcocy State De!Ja~ta:ahpok••!DD• t · · Willi IIIey are !!Olla w1ta Ia Rill- J1CCii11e wbci 1tave CI!IIIUII!t of ..._ _. awa .. w, . ·• aupw •• dne1y dmsi kHfpOuddial iD biDC, msufaclllred ~ pillllc;. tar ad pe'st r, II • eYirJ· odter deilocracy in lite ._lclr lbe occulcll, aud nil 011 M*'trast, a .WrihJI • o.c.-o~ ........, wtl'ld. Tltey:a . . 111e prom1aea wblcb ba~ 00 dia· ._.. ........ pa. dli ,..,.... . ~ liy patrcSICip'iDe 10 l*lY . ~ COPEIOCdoa to tbcir sblllty JIIIIJ· · Everyone is ruouloa aro11od telliDI polillers, politiclaul, jourllllilts .S cadi olber bow clbpat· ed tbey are w1tb poiitlcs UJd ~erDIIICIIL ''Noac of it woda,' we ::i;.;..~y're all bum&," soca tbc I, __._ IDdl t a au ov... waWD ctmeot, but to ..... .ex•-tlballtlalnie, .,.... b18111eCIII mUcboftbo be ll1lced to I - l l t v lbll Jurb juat bcbllid ,.._, . ·~T .._ familiar refralo, "I vote for lbe miD, oot tbe party.'' lo tumiDI IWI)' fluiD 1JMtY ldeDdiii:!J!MJ,.Wll, 1¥ people, 11M Ill but pilllilt: c~ • 1bat mbaea 011 all eipt , I. • llftll alsMNew..S-,0&'1' 'AiaiiiClcq, • ......, ,...._. toiiGN& . aw•' lr • Tlti_.of, sa TldlllJii.SbeiDJ~ · Olr•t~l'le IDwlnl r.tY loyal,;~,... dl1lia Cllllllllte aw Ia . ·. ty belp& wby """''IJ'IIIIY "' :,, Bal~lllllillldl!l peaple alloald IIIP _, lllllll!llce of a uew lflJWIIl by po!i.tira aowr- liict caiJ&. . 111e u.s. ti Dliellc C< 1CJI ..S I'll• 1~.• 11te lflJWIIl aayallil: alou. WldlJ*lY dll"'pJloe all bat 1 • .. Till . . . . . . . . ... . . Ill IICaJilea.ll!i!l*)lcdeted,IOIIIIiti DCIDCII is UlldJ*!Yfrlctwmillt'• , 10 -~~- Wj te .. - ·lllfiC 1JUi1p1 but tllllle liD 11!01! ... lliliOdcllfllleMI, • , 20-2". . lbere la I VICI.. wltire tltere . Feat *'Y· tMI wl I(.,_.JII*IIIDIOiulltw. Amoel&eCDCa ~Ill l'~•m•tic core. mn ...... · .. Willi c"'J''I... liicllvldaally talnile mUll lie &llllldiiiRIIflll: ... "• !11,... . , ..e;nt'JoP ~ ID lUst tjle ,._.ID'MIIVk ' e brlall it IJcillnl. XilldCipla! laid olber P•• · ill p.nicalar COl~, or to · )Ia : :?jliC'•r.,;. 'prpr,tiE' «*lllowl. · let ~n~•UIIIl wllb • " " " ~ • • cfdlh llilnl• 11:1Jaa1 -~ ,..,...._ io of~ Ilia llsidforlbo.•'kr ·n o•..,.U-kz I heed a ' lt,laae,.., te1Dedlaiii4Miy· to altlft ll*l ·tilld llPCtacdq lib wbllieellfedtlll'ljiic:a-befeil& , . . · · . m??ZUII ol a .. l••lr'ed cOIIiccM ..,..,Ito. Nat Hentoff In governmen t , we . get Wh , at we deserve.· ..l ltmayiOU!Idllkcdrll!iciCdoa,but' tbaliawbatltwillllkctoJRVCI!t ;:::.aaceoftbcwontcbea«'•ICIDdiiiCYer~bytbcOblo :!'::e:; . One, a n&idJe.sdiOol CXIIIJistlll" Fll" yean. WIIDCD wbo lcleDlify tbcm&dvea ~ pro-c:bclk:e bave lOki me wid! lblolute lballt Ia lmpoulblc for a womu to be botb pro-life IIDd I feminist Yet, iD various JJIIll of tbc COIIItry, l keep meeliD& womcu wbo ludeed are bOtb. . Some of lbem like to quote a beroiDe of tbc WCII!ell'a lillelltloa movement, mtmbelb Cady SliDtoo, wbo organized d!le first womeu'a rl&bll meetiu& iD 1848. "When WC CODIIder lblt wome.D are treated u Jiiope.ty," StaDtoD aald, ' 'It is dc&ndiDJto women lbal we sbould IJCil our~ • propert,.v to be dilpoaed of u we - fit ' Pro-life femiobm bas fiDally achieved mainstream atteodoa iD Glamour maaazioe. Glamour bad aSicd to bear from .ICidcirl wbo are pro-life. Tbree lbOUWJd women IDiwered. uc1 u iDdicaled iD !be February 1994 blue, may of lbem are femluJata wbo ICICI!llbe IIICICotypes of pro-life~ by joumalbll. Said ooe of lbe.A: 'We lllC ~ as faudcal ualota, uaually male, aud or~,u buoa up about sexual =-- -----_;__Area deaths~~--------u~~· Bslley, 93, Pomeroy, cllecl Slll!day, Oct 30, 1994, a Vetp~~~~ ..._.... HOipitll iD Poalaoy. li. farmer llld coa1 miuer; be - bom Au8. 15, 1901, ill Mela• County, 1011 of lbo lllc Ell&WOitb llld Viaolia Dlebl BIJilcy. He was a member of tile Luel Cliff Free Metbodiat CliDrcb ' He II aurvived by 1111 wife, Dorotby i.. Buck Ballcy of Pomeroy· a daupter 1114 --ill-law, DarlcDe 1114 JI!DCI Pmclu ot CoJeUJ!bou; ~ lOIII _ . danablcn-iD-iaw, WWlam _. Dolorel BIJilcy of Mlcldleplrt IIIII Robert IIICl Wilovcoe Bailey of Pomeroy; alx paudcbDdreo aud four areat·IC8Ddcblldreo. Ho wu ~ iD dcatb by four allters, Gertrude Bailey, N~~~cy HyaeJI, Lydia <loodwiD llld I.-a Wbe,IIDII by oae pcal-ICIDddVJd Scrvicea will be bekl Wedoeaday 11 3 p.m. a Bwmal>cmenl HOIIIC wllb tbe Rev. Peter Tremblay ofliclilllna. Burial will follow iD Melaa MemQry GaniCDa, Poolcroy. . Friends may c:all Tueaday from 7-9 p.m. II !be funeral bome. Billy A. Stewart Billy'"··Stewart, 52, of Rt. 1, West.Columbia, (led SIIIWllay, Oct. 29, 1994, ftom iDjurie& anstah!fld iD ID auto accldcot A welder fll" AEP Centralized Plant Mab!lmn:e, be was a member of ' lbe Ciiftoa HoliDeaa Tabemadc. . · Bcxn Feb. 10, 1942. iD Cllftoo, be was a 1011 of die 111c William H. ADd Eula Belle (Hosebar) StewiKt • Survivm IDclude bls wife. LiDda L. (l(eaml) Stewart; 1011 UJd daulb· ter·iD-iaw, Pbillp A; IIDd I JM!onu L. Stewart, Budlugtoa, N.C.; daupter aod soo-iD-Iaw, SbellaD. ADd Alex M. AusliD, AlblOD; two Jlll""d•uah· leiS, Jeaaica N. Ausdo ADd Cbclsea D. Stewart; IIDd two slaters l!ld brolb· en-iD-law, TwiJ.a R. IIDd Harold E. Hysen, Rudaod, abel Deloris J. IJld Daolcl S. Kllllugsworth, PoiDt PieasaDL · 1be fuDeral will be Tueaday, 1 p.m., at lbe FoRieSOD& Fuoeral .HOIIIC witb Rev. LaDy GiJial!d o~. Burial will be iD lbc UDioD Qoomela')'. Fricods may c:all at tbc b<me Moaday, 6 1D 9 p.m. In lien of flowers. coottibudoos may be made 10 !be Clifton HoliDess Tabernacle. Susie Windon iD ~ by ber pareots; ber busbaild, Sterile WiDFreda Krider ll!d Rossie Warner: aod four brolben, IIDd Elmer Koeolg. 6 to 8 p.m. today • !be Ewma FUDCilli Home wbere bcld 1 p.m. Tuesday wilb die Rev. Odell Maolcy officialbe ID MOUI!d Cemetery, Cbdlter. "'""" = loft,,..._, • , llllll., 1 ::::=:- _.tl pr11••••• ol1! lvon B. Watson·· Won! bu bceQ iCC:elved bere of tbc death of Ivoa B. Watsou, 73, of Suo City, Ariz. He died Friday, Oct 21, 1994, iD Walter 0 . BosweU Memorial Hospital. · . _ Bll"D iD RadDe. 1011 of tbc late OweD IIDd Laura Cooper WaiSOD. be 11111 retired from lbe U.S. Air FoR'IC IIDd wu a life member of lbe Veter11118 of Foreigu Will. Survlvm iocludc 1111 wife, ~ Eyooa Watsoa; four soaa, Barry of Mlll)lby, N.C., Gmy of Rocbesler, Micb., MarvOD of Safford, Ariz., IIDd Bruc:e rl New Hope; MiDD.; 13 lfllldcbild!cu aod ODe pcat-IIJliiCIcblld. Also aurviViD& II a sister, Mary Jeao Rouab of Suo City. He 111118 prec:eded iD dcalb by a dlugbter. Private servlcea were obaerved iD ~UD City. Alfred ·(Toby) Young Nfndffijby) YCiiDIJ, 74, of Paotroy, died Slll!day, Oct 30. 1994;'81 tbc Holzer Modical Center followiDJ_ID Q\CDded lllocu. Bll"D 011 Apll 30, 1920 at Jl'CDIIori Grove, be was tbc aoa of lbe late Jobo IIICl Alma ErviD Youog. He was a &df-employed carpenter 10d muslclau, a U. S. Army vetCI'UI ol World Wtr2. received tbc llrmzc star fll" merltorloua acblevaDCDI, 1m11 beloo&ed to tbc Vetmaa of Pore1p Wan, Maaoa, W. VL llld tbe Dillbled Amerlc:aD VeteraDs, Poataoy. He Ia survived by 1111 wife, Lyvoaola YOUD& Pomaoy, a dalllbta" llld 1011-iD-law, ADD 1114 J . PayDc. F.aat Uvapool; a claupter, Marieae F. Youug, ·But Uverpool; two 1tep10111, Roser AlkiDI of Midcllcpllrt, IDd Roaald Addlll of J>wuaoy, ICVCII lfqJ 8J1IIdc:blld;rc I brolber llld llistl:rlu-law, RoJer l!ld Rntb Youus ol Cltester, W. VL; lmll a brolber, Frllllt YOUD&, Ponleroy; aslaler,IJDo&eue QmnllllbBJD P'ooeroy; 1everal oiecea IDdB~ pareDlS, be was preceded iD dealb by .four brolbers. Harry, WilliiiD, Joaepb Uld0smer,lll4aaister, Nellie Youoa. GraWilcle aervices wiD be beld Wecloeaday at II a.m. at tbe Cbeay Ridge Caoetery wllb lbe Masoa VFW eoaduaiu& !be services. Friends may c:all " tbc Fuber Fuoersl bome, Middleport Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. EMS logs 8 calls Uoita of tbe Meigs County Emeraeocy Medlc:ar Services reoonled ellbt c:alla fll" aulStlllce Saturday aud Sunday. Uolla rcspoadiD& iocluded: , MIDDLEPORT 8:32 p.m. Suoday, Ptad Street. Carrie Baker, VeteraDs Memorial Hospital . POMEROY 11 :58 p.m. Saturday, ADD Street. HaUie Hysell, Holzer Modi· cal Center: 12:57 p.m. Suuday. volunteer fire department aod sq11ad, state The Daily Sentinel (USPS JU.MI) 1\obliJIMd ...., -...,....,,, · · Moodoy RidoJ, Ill• Court St., Oblo,lhnMop bJ lloo Oblo Volley Plll>llilill Joe .. JIU....,J. Oblo 45769, I'll. 992•':1156. StCIOIId eltoo po<Up pold 11 ,.. . .,, Ollio. N--L - ,· Route 7, motor-veblcle accident, Rebecca Wllel, SUIID BIIUID, Vkla Fields, Fbooda Wood aod. Blll Quickel refuJed trratment RACINE 2:12p.m. Suuday, voiUDteer fire department, Oak Grove Road, blwhfUC.· S:S7 p.m. Suuday, state Route 124, Bridact Croll, VMH. RurLAND 8:36p.m. Saturday, Rutland Civic Center, KareD Kauff, VMH. SYRACUSE 8:34 p.m. Sl!llday, Water Street, Mary Jauice Lavender, Pleasaut Valley Hoapltal. TUPPERS PLAINS 8:09 a.m. SUDday, state Route 681 West, Gamer Griffill. vMH. James F. Weber Fne ltaiiiiW 1toa. From 7-10 p.m. MOI!day It RutliDd Civic Center, cblldrea UDder d 121« ill to lbo bauot bouse. Free beveraaca IIDd food will be provided by lbo ·Rulialld Amerk:ln Lealoa Poll 467. Voluateeraluclude lbe Melaa County BUtera, lbe AmericaD Lesloa, tbc Rutlaucl Voluoteer Fire DeillrtmCIIt. lbo Rutlaad llMS Stadoa 4, vlllqe membera IIDd ciiPata Lola B. Zwilling Walta ICnDtz lmll Myrtle Tumbull Parmer, abe was a ltoaitemeJcer llld am"'led wltb wltb tbc.Baptlat cburc:b S!I!Vivus IDcllllle two 10111111d I claulbtcr-iu-law,}a 1114 JC*I SorcleD ofRudllld, 1114 Ralpb W. SOideD ofllutfalo, N.Y.; 12 iVM-.!rhlldJi!D; el&bt pcal-pudrltli!reD; oae areat·areat·P•-kblld UJd aewnl Dieces IIIIIIICpbewl. . . . Sbe was preceded ill dcalb by ber first b!Uha"", C.E. SordCII; secoDd buabaud, J.C. Zwllllna. UJd by 1 aister, Crella Mniaer. Graveaidc IICIVica will be bcld 2 p.m. Tuelday at Meip Memory a.dens, Poalelor. wltb ICril Trei!JICIDa oftldadDJ. No c:alllna boun wiD be obaerved lllllll'llllliCIIICIIts IIC beiDg eaadul.:led by Bln:htJeld Fuoaal HOIIIC, RI•IIIDII . . JI!DCI F. Weber, 19, MlcldlcliO't. died Sll!lday, Oct 30, 1994, at Vtl#IDI Memorial Holpitalln Poaleroy. A former service ataliou 0W11CC l!ld qiCIIIIOr, be IIIII bll"D Mardi 17, 1905, iD Cbeater, 1011 or 1bc laic Jolla aDd Sllllb ()pbclia Mc:Dole Weber. In addltlm, be waa 1 member or tbc Heatb UDiled 'Melbodial Cburcb llld 1bc OKAN Colo Club. Survlvm iDclcJde lbree Diecel, LoDiae HeiDel of Paotroy, Cleo Smitb of Otcster 1114 Iris Wllaoa, lmd by several pat- 1114 pat-pat-Diecel aod oepllewi. . He waa precedcd iD dcalb by 1111 wife, KatiC PauliD Weber; a sister, Alta Nelsou; IIIII by a brolbcr, '1111111111 Weber. Servk:e1 wiD be beld Wedueaday at 1 p.m. a EwiD& Fuaeral H01110 iD Pomeroy wllb Vemaaaye SuillviD offic:lados. Burial will follow ID Riverview QomtJrly iD Mlddlepcn Friends may call Tucaday from ~9 p.m. allbe fuDeral boate. .--- Local briefs-__, AD 18-year-old was tralllpll"led Friday to lbo Mobk:aD Youlb Camp oear LoudCDvlllc after beln& ICDteaced by Meigs Couoty, JuveDile Judae Robert Buct 011 a dllrge of receiviD& ato1at proper. ty. u AceoldiD& to Sberift' ]MDCI M. Soullby, tbc dttrges ltCDl from tbc DIIIDCIOUI tbefll ftom vdliclca tbal occurredreceody iD Mlckllcport 1be yoalb was 17 )'alii old at lbe time of tbc tbcfts. He was awpcdld b)' juVCDilc proba1ioD oftlc;er Carl Hysell. Criminal damaging investigated Deputies of 1bc Melp Couoty Sberlfl's l)qali\ICI!l are iDvestipdug tbc crimiDII damagiD& of veblcles Saturday momillg beloa&· log to VOlUDIICCt emeqCIIcy medic:al Ullidaoa. Deputies were called to tbc Tuppers PlaiDs Fire House to iDveadgate damar 10 aevera1 EMT s privaJe vebiclea lbat had becD parked at die llatioa wblle 'lbc memberi wodtcd 1bc Eastero Hi&b Sc:bool' football pae. saki Sberiff JI!DCI M. Soulsby. Ac:alnliD& to die ICJIIl"l, !be gJaaa wu soaped IIDd several of !be vehidea had bceQ sc:ratcbed 011 (euden ll!d doors wilb a lrcy II" similar object ID 8J!Oibcr iDelcleDt, Sara Williams, Reedsville, reponed Friday oiabt that someoue bad 'lbrowo somelbiDs against bis bouse. A vehicle 11111 seen lcaviD& tbc KCDC, it 111118 reported. Healih Department hit-skip reported A Reedsville mao wbo parked at lbe Meiss Couuty Health Department Friday afternooa retumed to flud his c:ar bad bceo sm¥l!fld, aa:onlial to lbe Pomeroy Policc Departmcot reconls. BeojwiD UplOD, 75, of Reed&vllle, reponed bb Jll!Y 1987 Poad· ac 6000 bad IIIOdaate dllllagc to tbc &iwr'a side. The IDcldenl was reported to tbc police. 3:03p.m. Friday, repor1B Slated. ·Poliee·probe three-car pile-up A Paotroy mao was cited witb failure to maiDtaiD assured clear diltaDce after 1111 vehicle hit IIIIOiber c:ar lblll dieD CAD iDto IIIIOlher veblcle.-. In a clomiDO effect, accordius to tbe Pomeroy Polic:c Depatmeut reaxds. No oae was Injured ill die acddCDt. repcxu stated. . William Quickel. 41, of Pomeroy, failed to atop iD lime wbeo two c.-a iD Croat of blm qulddy I!Dpped at 12:49 p.m. SUDday at Dart Hollow Road, reports sbow. Quickd's 1991 Jeep Cberotee bad IIIOdaate damage ., 1bc froDl eod,.reconls &bow. Quicld hit tbc 1992 Fml LX of SUIID BaimJ, 24, of Pomeroy. Baum' s wu beavlly dllllaged to !be froutll!d back ODds, repor1B stated. • Joy Vida F'ldda, 30, of Hartfmd, W.VL, bad moderate damage ID !be puse111er aide of ber 1992 Nissan. reaxds Slated. '*' Deer/car wrecks reported No iDjuries were reported foiiowiD& a trio of dt:ulcar collisioos iDveatiaaiCd rcceody by tbc Meigs C01111ty Sberiff' s Depanmcot DiaDa J. Neliou, Pompoy, was easlbouud 011 Flatwoods Road · Friday JJI'OUIId 8:15 a.m. wbeo sbc struck a deer lbat lliD olito die roadway. Dllllaae to ber 1994 Cbevrolet station waaoa was listpd HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Dllc..raea, Oct. J8 - Betty Tilley, Bo Howell, JCIIII Null-, Mrs. Ralldy Jonlau aud daupter, Amy Wbile, Evelyn Stowe IIIII William Gila. Di1c1tarae1. Od. 29- Stdl!lie .CaldweU, CcmJ1i Dixoa llld Mlwi· 0ot Y• -""--·-··.. -· .. ·--...................11120 :IIII<Klt& COPYPIICII t11o,.,. ..., . diN<t to 11ooiWiipolllllollJ · ctuw, l!a or 12 mollb ~•11. · --0-C.., 13 w.................."............. _ .............$21.M :M-::...............................................$43.16 . 52 _ 13W..IIi................................................$2:1.40 52 _ ·FRED HOFFMAN . . . Ymuc.miJ fx,.rl••••, C•paW., Wk•,., To ,.,,.., lor AIL OIM•It• Cou•trl TrllltMI to IDiet Tbe Board of Trustees of Columbia Towosblp will meet Friday, 7:30 p.m. • lbc fire 511· lloa. Revlv.. S. ''-let Revival servic:cl Will be bdd Tuesday lbrougb Satunlay 81 tbc Wealeyau Bible Holioeaa Cbun:b, 75 Pea!1 Street, Middle· port, 7:30 cadi cveolna. Evaagcliat is BoDDy Durr, MartiDsbura, W. Va., spec:lal siD&loa eacb oiabt. Pastor Rev. Jobo Neville Invites tbe public to auend. Dlllner plaDDecl A public turkey diooer will . Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL Saturday admlaaloaa - Rulb .c.... Pomuoy . Saturday clbcbar&ea - Mlltoa Hood. Mlddlcpc«t Suuday admlaliael DOIIC Suuclay dlacbaraea - Grace Durst, Mlddlcpm ----· Gftllleto'.-et Star Grange 778 wHI meet Saturday, 7:30p.m at die P'lllle ball. F'lnt depee to be put 011 ill full form, potluck supper followiDg meetiDg. Rutlaad PTO to ...t ,._ Tbe Rullll!d PTO wlll meet Tuesday, 7 p.m. at tbe ac:bool. Flower 81'1'111pme!ll 1114 50 fall featival Jicltets ., be 8iVCD away. l:":eatival to be bold Slladay, 4:30 10 8 p.m. r-roy filii f..UYIII let Tbe Pomeroy fall fesUval will be beld Saturday fmm 5 to 8 p.m. Games aad bauuted llouac opeD ·at 6 p.m. Local. eotertaiDment to be featured, door prizes to be awllded. Taft predicts 55 percent voter turnout COLUMBUS, Oblo (AP) Secretary of State Bob Taft prcdkll about 3.4 mlllioa Qblcw!a II" ss pcn:alt of die atale'l regbtacd voters, will VOle 011 Nov. 8. Permits allow construction to continue on Racine project After be;!J:ut 011 bold wblle . .. !"°m.0~~~toiDt,;~il~ awaldu& a 1 from lbe alalc to 11 .,........ ,_... w,...., build io ~ Oood plaiD, wortcn is oow UDdergoiD& recoostruclioo bave reiUIIICd alDitrUC:li011 oa tbc al Star Mill 1'1R. RaciDe MIIICUIDICrou Mill......_. uWe've JOt all tbe permilllo Last week, Wll"kera wg start witb it," said poJect cqauizcr of treocbes fll" tbc buildlog's fouo- . Dale Hart; ulf fioauces come datiOD ll!d IDM&iled rebar prlll" 1D tbrouaJI, we WIDl to be Icomplclcd pouriua rooc:retc Friday. Tbe DCllt by lbe end of aubDDD." ...... is to iiiiJall a 1100e fomM!alioD ulf DOl .. we'D ba\'e to put it 011 ....... hold." be said. ou top .of !be cooaete where tbc Han said ~'- ~ """'...;. _._.. buildiD& will act ~""'~'- - .---.- ....... Tbe 100-plua·year-old mill ing to contribute toward recoubuUdiDg was ori&iDally located at struclioo of lbe mlll cao make lbe jUDClioo of BOWIIIIIII Roo 8Jid dODatioDs at RaciDe 801110 Nalicml Oat Gro\'e roads near RaclDe. 1be Baolt wberc a fUDd bas beeD esJal). bulldiDI was later moved to Iisbed.for lbat purpose. Pomeroy wbere It 111 fll" yean OD Meaowbile, wen a~~duues. lbeoldFarmBureau ..- y. JO UDlil We lUD ·OUl," vr-·•en dis· ~ saiduWe'll Hart Earlier Ibis year, work :;;;;J; Straigfit- fJ'uc~r & 1(pusfi :Funeral!Jlome Ravenswood, wv~ (304) 273-2152 Preneed- Atneed- Postnaad SERVING JACKSON (WV.) MASON (WV,) AND MEIGS (OH.) COUN11ES Paid fOr by the Cllndidm, Fred H.ollmen. 251 So. Founh Ave., M!ddlepOI1,0h!o 45760 _ .................................... ,,,,JI1.40 .,, Syrac- PrO to 1111et 1be Syrac:uae PI'O will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at tbc lcbool. meetlnf (PllblldJed wllb pcmUaloa) ............. Elect __............................................114.76 :u-..;.................... _ ....................w.so served. Tlll'key·llam diaDer lit A turkey-bam will be beld Saturday fluiD 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Soulbero Hlp Sc:bool, RaciDe. Hl&b acbool aad juuior bigb spollSOICCI. Adulll, $4.7S IIDd cbiJdreD, S3.50. lyuBrady. Dl•cllarlc, Od. 30 - Lisa Snyder. Blrlb, Oct. 28 - Mr. IIDd Mrs. Randy Jordau, dauabter, Point Pleasant. W.Va In Meigs Count'! . aiol!, .................................................. 35 c:-. MAl(, SVI8CIIl'I10NI ioJI. o... c-tr roy Jodie eo 1111et Pomeroy MaSODlc Loclse 164 F&AM wlll llold ita reaolar meetiD& aad IIIIIUII elealoa of ofT~c:c~~ Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at lbe M=J:!,. Masonic BulldiDa. 11 will be 17Slb aDDivefiiW}' of Melp Couuty commemll"ative cover· lets ID llld may be pk:bd up at Mu~eom, 1 to 4 :~0 p.m. Tues-' day lbrou&b SIIIWllay, ar Tucaday eVCDID&, 6 10 9 p.m. Exaa roverlets avallabte aud may be purcbased for $!!0. Differen~e OotNoolh.---·""''"'"'''"-···"''"'"''"'S6.9S Crdlwlll"' aJ- - - No bJ all """'""' Ia · _Miblcrlpl!ol _ ..n.... lcolsmollllile. Z eo.....taill Mailing A IJc.rlor•~·- • = eTi ·be beld by 1bc VFW Pc11t ~:3. :aud Auxiliary Saturda= , · boate, willa servlq to a 3:30 p.m. Full illlllll'. <' deaaen IIICl be"::C!iS5 for adult&; $2!!0 fll" Yaur County Cammlsslaner 011 - . . .......- ...... ,•• ,,...,_ ............ .$1.60 II Tribule 01 Mf!~9S. . ~nnounc.,m_e.fJt~ . ----Hospital news--- 457641. siaeriw. 101 dtoidq to..., EdeDdecllor«aal& ' WedJJCaday•.,Cbaw ot sllolf-: era. Low l!l tbe 301. mp ill dll 401. Tllur&day •..Pardy I UJI!lY u4 warmer. Low In lbe 301.m,tl ,0 ID' 60. . ' Frlday •.• CbiDCe of abOWftl.'. Low 35 to 45. Hlp 55 I!' 65.:, . Lob Jeanette Lawrence, RaciDe, wu soulbbouod oo Basball Road Friday llOUDd 10:30 a.m. when sbc struck a deer cauaios heavy damage to ber 1983 OldsmObile. Rollllld McDade, Gallipolis, was uorlbbouud oo state Route 7 Saturday .uuod 6:30a.m. wbeo be sl!llck aod killed a deer lbat rao iDto die palb of 11111991 Plymoutb. Damage to tbe car was IisJed as moderate. · ' IIUI8CIIl'I10N IATU . ' II modcral.e. roriM.uuao S t i l l - canctlo11to Tbo DtiiJ Stallael. I II Court St.. : ~,OIIlo raiD 60 pea«& FRED HOFFMAN 11oo """'"'"" ,_, ud die Oblo ' •/ o._,__ Lda B. ZwlUliJa, 90, Gtlllpolia, c5ed Slllu!day, Oct 29, 1994, ill GaiJlpolil. Bom Sept 26, 1904, In Raymoad City, W.VL, d•c•abt«of tbc late ' Sovtii..C.anl OWD Toolpt. ..Occ:ulooal abowen IIDd lbuacJc:utorma. Low IIOUIId 50. Soulb wiD!a 10 to 20 mpb bccom· ID& aoulbweaL Cbaoce of raiD 90 pcrcatt. Tueaday...RaiD likely. TumiDJ windy IIICl colder. All ea-ly blp arouud 50...1beo 1bc temperature falllu& to tbe mid 401. Cbaace of Youth begins sentence in thefts Suaie KoCDiK WiDdon, Poolcroy, fO!IIICCiy of Hcodcnou, W.VIL, died Saturday, Oct 19, 1994 at VeteraDs Memorial Hospital. Sbe W18 a pr· meut factory worker iD Polut Pleasaut, W.Va. She atlellded lbe Polut PlcaaaDt Cbun:b of Cbrist Bll"D Juoe 27, 1902 iD Meias Couoty, l!bc - die daugbter or the late Val UJd MiDee Pick Koeolg. . Survivors ioclude ooe sister, Elbel Koeoig of Middleport; ll!d lbree Win.... Koema or Middleport. Henry Koema of tambrldae a !Cemtedr:;:·: Soothern support sought The Daily Ohio Carl G. Bailey '"·• The Daily Sentinel October 31, 1894 ,, .I - - --il.··- �!,llondly, Oc:IQbtr 31, 1184 The Daily Sentinel Sports - By JOHN MOSSMAN · DENVBR. (AP) - Jdm Elway tJaled die . . . ap1aat tbe Cleveland Browna u If It were anl!dw AR: champinOeblp llllldlup; Elway, reprded u 1 viilaiD ill CiMIIIId after beadng 'dle BIOWDI ID tbrce IXlbCcn:ll!:e dlamploosbiJia, COIIIpleled 30 of 41 pusea ,for 349 Cowboys outlast Bengals . 23-20 despite Blake's pass1ng_ sBis. Aikman lbook otr IIIOthllr blow to tbe bead just 011C week after IUS• a c:oucussloo and threw a pair 0 flnt.balf toacbdown pwa. Cbris Booiolldcked lblec accood· balf field Soall to liW~ Dallaa (7·1) its aeventb strafsbt road win, m"""'lng tbe dub record. Tbe matcbup between tbe NFL's best and wont waan't die mismatch everyone expected, CONCLUDES WINNING SEASON - Tlae Miller 1D tile Trl-Valley'• BocklDglM'flaiOn. Ia_ tbankl to a 1U1J1ria1nB debut by die SOIItltll'll Toraado Yolle,bau tam ..-Dtly c:aa- frmt are (L-R) Jeu Lawre-. Brt- Prulltt, Beosais' dlird-llring ~ cl1111ed Ita ~ea~oa willa a loa to Trimble )a tile Kalr Caldwell, Amy Weaver, Baa L11le and Blake, a tblrd-year pro l'onled to Dl'fllloa IV _._I dl ..........lp ..-,bat aot Kendra Norrll. BelliDd tltem ue J - M-el, swt because of illjurles to David before piiWDB totetlter u ll-11 ncortl •ader Renee Tlll'ley, Jenny CvmmlN, Alldna Moon. Klingler llld DOIIIIollu, tlRw for bead a.cb Jalllllltoult. Soutltaru wu tltlnl !0 Jeu Codner, SUIIIDI SlAoD Ud R.-11. 247 yards and caugbt die Jeape's best defense Oat-footed twice. He tlllew touclldowD JJ111C1 of 67 and SS yards to Darnay Scott- tbe Ionscat puses allowcd tbla aeasoa by tbe league's beat pau defense - for a 14-0 lcld ooe play into tbe Otbcr Marauder ruabcrs were Tommy Roush, Brandon CoUins, accoocl quarta'. By DAVE IIAIUUS Leacb (4-6) and Aaroll Van Iowa- JobD Ambrolie, JobD Bollng, Oii!Ck Seatllael Cornlpoadeat Blake ~ed 14-of-32 ~ Murray, Nathan Eakew;Grant es wltbout Tbc Meigs sevcntb·Bfllde foot· sen (1-6) an lallCpli0111111d poll· Leatb CODpleted bis 011ly pass Abbott, Odic ICaJr and R~ Betz. ed die iec:olld-biueat palling ball temD. ooacbed by Canoo Crow ... and assisted by Brian Zirlde, fill· of tbe nisbt - a 32-yarder to isbed die 1994 seasoo last Wednea· Roush. Van lowqen COIIIpleled a day evening wldl a 7-0 record afta' pass to Grant Abbott for 20 yards Medical/~urglcal tbruhlng Vinton County 30-8 at and bad bis other pass inlcrCCpled. Odic KaJr IDterc:epted two Yin· Mc:Artbur. Thr~at ton County passes to lead tbe Tile Marauden jumped out on top 16-0 Ill die ball and allded 14 maroon and gold defense. Jobn tbird·pcriod points to go 011 top 30- Amllose n:oova'Cd a fumble. Members of Ibis year's team 0. The Uttle Vikings sco!M their ooly toudldown wltb 2:17 remain- were Aarou Van lnwagen, Zacb Meadows. Oiris Sooufl'cr, Michael ing in tbe oootest. Justin Roush oootinued to be tbe Ramsburg, Jobn Hill. Josh HOOiell. offensive story for Mei•s, pickins Sbawn Workman, Roser CumI Salle up 212 yards 011 only D1DC carries mings, C.D. Ellis, Justin Rouab, (2-3.6 ~ ~ cany) wbile aooring s~n C9lwc;U. Quiatopber lmbo............ lfl. · lblec touchdowns. Roush fllllsbeil deo. Sbane Leacb. James Yeauger, CaD 304-878-11441 far lnt• tbe year witb 1,2SI yards in only Jesse 'Ibomal, Ryan Jeffers. ADdy S9 carries (21.1 yards/carry). Doczi, Levi Searls, Jeffery BroWD, Me~nlltr of letaa PPO & Fiural Jlotul PPO . Roush averaged 178 yards a same Tansy Laudermilt, Brant Dixon. ·=;::.=:.-.-. -. . wblle averaging ban:ly more tban eigbt c:arriea a game. Shane Leach scon:d die g~De's first touchdown witb 4S seconds left hi die flnt period on a five yard run, Roush added tbe extra points "','H' • ' ' to Jive die Mnuclers im 8:0 lead after OIIC period. Roush scon:d tbe games seccJIIIt td aldie 7:03 mut of tbe period Ill \ a 89 yard run, Leach added tbe extra poiDtJ and Meigs went Into tbe .Jock« room wltb a 16-0 advan· talC · Roush added bla secood toudl· dowu of die nigbt lldle 6:36 llllldt of the period wileD be scon:d from 62 yards out, Leacb Jlllde it a 24-0 Meigs lca!l by adding tbe extra points. Rowb cloeecl out tbe scarinS wldl 2:04 left In die lbird pmod on a ooe yard nm to give Meip a30-0lead. talnlnf .tbla season by a Bensals quarter· shall kJiocked Ailrman out of tbe ', ·back. KliD&Ier, out wldl a ajniDccl poe wltb a baRl bit to lbc c:blll. · bee, ... diroWD for 11 DUllY yanll BODiol was &ood Croll 37 IIIII-~ only C11CC in bilcarc«. · 43 yards in die iblnl.quuter, lYiDa Ailrman started tbe Cowboys' it at 20, and bit a 38-yarder Wilfi· • tDI1I8IWIId by blttinl Alvin Harper fiW~ millulea left for die pno-wiD- .. in doubloe coverage for a 27-yard Ding points. .• touchdown pua to C~Jiminate a · T6e BengalJ bad one more . four-play, 65-yanl ctlve In die sec- cbance, but comecutive iDc:omll'e- :. ond quarta'. tiona by Blake pvc tbe bill blek-to : : Tbo Beosals (0-8) dieD moaiCd Dallas and tbe Cowboys ran out tbe to bumblins late ID tbe first balf, clock. . belpinstbeCowboysputfOBCtbera Altman wu 20-of-33 for 272 ' 13-play drive tbat eudccl witb Aik· yanla llld ooe IDterception. Emmitt : ' man's 10..yard toucbdown pau to Smltb nulled for 92 yards on 2S . Mlcbael lrviD. Unebadter James carries bebiDd a banged-up offen· .: Francis bit Alkmao on tbe side of .aive liDe mlssin& Pro Bowl tackle . bis bead wltb a forearm after be Brit WiUlams. · ~. tlllew a fourth-down iDcompledoo. ! It wu bard to lell wbk:b -die . givin8 die Cowboys a I'CJI'Ioeve. Tbe Ibeat and wbidiWU tbe wont In tbe ' llensals also bad 12 mea on tbe fint balf, Tile Cowboys, wbo ledfield duriDg die drive, wbk:b cut It tbe leaaue wltb hat seven: , to 17-141l bllftlme, turDoven, bad a fumble llld lnter- !'f-· ,. Complete For Ear, Nose & - - - -- -~- -; John A. Wade, M.D. Ill,.._ ...... ari......._ - ···t things forever. ..s.aiiiJI' :program following pay-for-play allegations · EAST LANSING, Midi. (AP) - A former Mkblgan State foot· · ball player lllid be bu told tbe ·NCAA tbat boosters and agenta , reguJmy paid lllaYa1.wbile be • tbrre 111!1 tbat itbletes' pclea ' cbanged 10 they could remain eligi- ' . ble. :; "Tile wbolc program is dirty,'' · ~ Waper·tokldle l.aiUillg .Stall Joumalln a atory publilbed • ~iversity president Peter 'Mcl'benoo bas ordcled tbe tmlW~r· .· sity to appoint an Independent co..-invcstisator to look into tbe ·'.charges. It will be .tbe tblrd In· bouse probe of alleaed athletic iDfractioos at MSU In four yean. (See BENGALS oa Pap 5) c. e :::a-...:.: -- I I I I I The Specialty Shop 152 Third Ave.' Gallipolis, Oh 45631 I ' III Tolldo ........,_,3 W.Nidl .........4 loll Sl............. ] MlMnl ............. 3 II. ....... _..2 ltlol .......... -.l 01110 ..............0 Aknlo .............. .O Bulfolo............. 5 3 0 .6;a, 171 U3 N.Y. loll .......... 4 4 0 .SOO 141 150 'w'l poUt..... 4 S 0 .444 19$ 211 Nowl1iip.l~. 3 s o .m 111 2C6 614-446-1207 __ Cll & Save- Put On Refri erator . c..tnl- --, 2 o .no 110 1os ...-. ..... -.. s ' o ";a, ••• m ............ I 7 0 .1:1:5 107 172 ctJIVI!LANI).. 6 lloalliiF-....... 1 - CI!J ...... ' L A . - ..... '4 Doo,. ............. 3 1 Sotalo............... 3 1 ' s..-.w-. Now a........ 3 . .soo .,, Mldilpii SL ....2 3 0 s o .m us s o .m '" 136 2CII 7 c..r- Luc:altw Pi•hw C.th. 35, LlbtrtJ' Uoloo l7 '*IG A1111edc Coaferwce oo-7 ou.tooial6 CiOIL 16 W~Wo. S4,C..R-.e3l .U..Oa.,tlold4l,.U.OOirMm<n0 SalllrdaJ'I IICOnll 251, " ' -21. Cllbollc c-o loleKlllo1 c-o17C..l!ll. CiOIL 14 ton --19,Cio.._ ... Tbe Tap u .._11 n. .... g ~lnzd ,._ ..lllelloaeaupou, _.._..-. -••rw• n •• - oo 29, Iaiii pollll.lint-place ..,. llit<JUfi :ISdt-pilco DU!poU: - i I ... I I I was SCCIOIId on """ ICIIIIl 1'1:' .. ~-- -,-- -..-.,·••- · '· ·• ·I 4 4. PlaJidL............-......6-J.O 1,322 Uolilll! ..............- ..,...6-1.0 1.:1157 6 ',. i' I• .... BANKEOME. "• ..................140 7 Colorldo ................7-t.O •. Ploddll !11. ..............6-1.0 9: lUI ..--····""""""_..l-()0 to. , _............~ ..6-1.0 11. 1'-o\AN ......-..7.0.1 11 Wl!biolf00 .......-..6-2-0 11 v......, ............... .t-1.0 14. ColiJndoSI. .........7·1.0 15. - S L .........-.J·l-0 14. w...... Sl. ..--.6-2-0 17 VqilliT.:b ........7·2-0 u: ................6-2-0 1,9.-Cni!M.... .t-2-0 20. M!clii................ J.:J.O 21. o.-..._........... .e-:J.O 21 loooibnCol ........J-2-0 21 Dulll~ ...................7-1.0 24. ---101 51. .......6-2-0 25, Jlrtll!oaiY- ....7-2-0 • '. tm t.Z14 1.167 1.033 192 161 106 7119 7:13 64» 5 ' •2 9 12 14 7 15 ts 17 23 561 ' 2:2 512 504 473 435 m· :171 :no 11!1 64 U II ~- I 25 16 20 ·--·Col· ,.. Odior llllaolo ........!9, Nolte Dame 31. 1•1•~43, 01110 rlATB 29, Wlioootlo 29• ...,_ 11, T- 17, BOWIJNO 081!111116, -~-10. . • Whatever it takes: Bank One, Al:hens, NA Member FDIC ., ,f may~ :S I .. -~ '\ ~~;mt' .._ I ] , """"'"(I) ...... _......140 1,4:17 6. - r 9" Vllliabte-iate lineS or deCieas&, · $5000 The fully indeJ<ed APR 011 variabkHate lines with a 100% loen-ICH!alue ratio as of October 1, 1994 was 11 .75% APR. The APR_ ..,.., .... 'ne amoun115 . · · · discontinued with. il'e first year closing costs o1 upto$350 wil be chllrlled. Thearmal fee Is $50. Rates available 01119 to new Bank One Herre Equity Lilecustorners . . . . ~ ~x=~~~n~ ~ 1 ~a quatilying ~te>-vabJe ratio of 100%. Subject to cred~ approval. COnsUtt yoor tax advisor regarding deductil;lility of inle<est. Ploperty insurance rnrt be required. LB11J1!J1 A sma1 fee applies 1 . for. il'e use of il'e lOCk feature. Offer expres December,31, 1994. C 1994 flANC ONE COAPOAAllON . _ ....--_ -- .... 111111 - · . . . . pmi- 2. r.oSI. (21) ..._......7-GO 1,$14 ..... I ....... Oct :U pallia lor 1 - poiJI lor 1 r:-=.-(33~ !~ ••~ • . ~~ - ' • II --~ ..... EJIIOS, Slpod Bri• Cl!ool. 1arwn. Woi...t Jimmy Oli,., S •• •• II - AP Top 25 college poD No closing·costs Q= OOLDIIM STAtE WARRJOas , r.os111o . - ,: ! ... I. [. .' A1o6i1 Slptd Clifford Rodw, (orw•d. to a lnAH JAXZ: Siped Altoiae ~.,..7 . S-IIIIIIO..OS_a._ ·lliiNVIIINUOOI!n' Wil...t ro. _. Ryoo Yoolir,..,.._ larwn. .......,._1 .. perfeCt same 10 will." .Adll:lal' 60onmCIIdcl. - 'RLO N.Y. ~IIIlll-.9p .m. you woiithave t:O payahy clos- · _ Th fmd out more,, stop by ing costs- and ~ou ~an keep any~ One 1?anking center, your home equtty hoe at a or gtve us a call at 1-800-677fixed ratt: and t~nn by using 49.94. But ac~ quickly. Deals our lock-m option. this good cant be preserved. o...-r-. . OAU.U Jo(AVBIJCitS, W..,.. Dol- Eoti41,Abuo Ooot..-6 loin .......- .......1 4 I 3 l I .319 Ml1-•.:...... 1 4 0 3 l 0 .375 AIIIDII•ftn 1 'r" 4p.a 8lllhlo II N.Y.,.._ 4 JJL CINI:INHAn•a-.•,.... 0...11LA.-.4p.m. LA.Riidaii-Cl1,1P·'"' The best things in lift! don't "last long, Like Bank One's spe; cia1 offer on home equity lines. Right now; when you get a Bank One Home Equity Line, . ATLANTA RAWitS: Wol•od AI!Ji RobiJH• ud Oa. Cutw, ud RletJ Salurday'• aellaa ~ .. ..._..,,lp.& DoCmi ... a.- '·' lluketW N.._.l I , lt...pt Ohio B.S. scores S..~oiW-...,Ip.m. , Z...Uie Ra.:ru~ 40, SN""taama Cloolbr22 DoPiuw 21, ....... St looo!>b l3 .......... - . I p.m. S..J*-'>11 ~I p.m. n Aldi6 sw "'-iii St 22. Calnl St 14 Weollll*te '':& womiii-riito 4i Oirlldd Ita. 6 Wii Uliiilj Siliii 6. rv;;- ~ o You. Woo.er 17. You. Aultiatowa TOIIIPt'•.-• ferenc:e. wldl 6S fl!(klca. Also out Saturday was Mar· shall's Tim Mattia. tbe conference's 1eadlna receiver witb 42 catcbea for SU yanla. He bu an Injured thumb. . Donnan, wbo wal averqiDI 20S yards passihg per 26-of·3S IIUSin& wldl DO doni for the 1bUDdering Herd (8-1, 5-1 coofeaeace). ·. .... 1'blt lldped oJiet 'l1le Cilldel'l . ~ lullbaJ. Tile Bulldoll 1-4) llad ID nrs em rull flr tban 40' yllda cadi, led by nlllaC!ol-S, PooiGrio SL WCildcllil . ToL Sl. .,_. 41. Tol. Scou 12 O..OB1111~.!1p.m HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - Despite die loll of lWO playm, NCAA Dlvilloo 1-AA No. S Mar· sballii'OVCCI JDOR: 111111 a maida for Tbe Citadel ill die Soutbem COli· Stump 0 Cliil:ljjo 21. Obortlo 0 ntlweoll'• . .oSol. LA.-17.-14 N' "":Y. , . _ 111J 13 ..,In r •ie2&.N.Y.IIII25 S..J*-'> "· - 1 5 ArimulO,I'IIIIII\qli 17 (01') OPIIH OATil! Adula, LA. lhml, ~ CIA. 13 r.,.ll!l, w.,-.14 ~51.' ' ' l -.m.Colb.l4, Col. Roodyl2 S - - ' OlnWIJ 2l, ..........,. l,t"~\s~~~i. ..... ~. aJ!VBI,\ND,-4 p.!!L kJipwD. -001114 SliodJiido 7, Bridpport 6 NoaoCIIIIIfeream play - wd 36, Mill,.. 0 Rocky Rlnr Luthena Weat 17, 1 -Ita. 62, !loniiliidy I P-"!p.....II =·MI"'!.!!.i& l i M e - I p.m. Todd Donuan threw for tbree IOIICbdoWDs and a __.blib 302 yank In Salmday's 42·30 will O\'ef 'rbc Citadel. Manball lost UDCbal:ker Brian Sillmp, wbo Injured bis rigbt bee OD tbe fint play aaainst Tbe Citadel. ManbaiJ COICb Jim DonDID said tile lllltUR and extent of tbe injury wun't immediately .Rids run. 23 DHII*21,Nadaa.,....l7 __,.._ Porta..... 14, Sudlaky SL Mir)o 7 -~· Porllmoulb Nolie Dome 34, Norioo ..--M 3 l 0 .375 . N. IUdprille :12. Loool.a J[J'I 2 Panu Padut 24, Parma Hll. Hotr DolloD:IO• . -31.Nidilfiiil!l . . -77. . - 2 1 loin21.-21 .. :!3. -lllllooll3 -:115, a.I!VIll.AND 14 ~ite6.:.i= ~td:~~lll n a6 1 - 2 .Wlliiiqjoo 0. Pori.. I .563 0 .625 I .4!1 . Colo_. ~.W-7 • l'liidloy39,u.-7 PL 25, Nllo•:IS,C.O..II ] 0 .625 0 .625 2 .625 I lloy. ~ 64,1loy. Wblle I lloy. - 2 1 !loy. BelO!Oill211 lliidldll.-10 lludldst.L,-B-10 lioll (1'1.) Pnp 27' Vol...lly Scloool . Pocidiall eo.r....... r.oSioloU.OIIIOSTATBI4 Sllllday'•- llcAIIer21 Allf)c. ol Mldoul Coli ' 3 , __........... l I 2 4 2 W-11 ........3 2 I 4 3 . -............ l ] 0 ' 3 llu!Oo-1 ...2 3 0 3 4 o.7:!11 m Co¥~¥D• 35,I..WIIde Doo1oorr 0 ~Julleooe )1, kenet- 7 w-...... ,_ , Cot WllltnO!i 3l, Col St Clwill7 lloy. .-Ja.-l9.Cifilll6 lalil (;lftull33,--] Olilo Nara!n 14.11l!om 0 - lllilolo.............3 2 0 ' Mldiipi........ J 2 0 ' 110 11u1b1o 4 4 . - Cll710 PlilloMIIil31. WllliiqiDI29 Marshall downs The Citadel 42-30 des,·· Said Citadel COI!Cil Cbadle Tllffe. "Manblllilll aot 10 many WC8JIOIISo llalew we bad to play a wa~Cou got beblnd tbe coverage - cornerback Larry Brown wu expecting beip - for an easy SSyard toucbdowu pus 011 tbe fust play of tbe ICCOIId qllllta" for a 14lJ lead. Blake~ by nmniDS dowu die field wltb index fi!lser lllised. "'~--0 01i1o W 39, - I S -•2. J:lso. . . . . . ~ t ~ ~ t ~ f't 01110 rr.........3 2 o 6 3 o .6GI llollll23, CINCINNAn 20 lloliall21,N. Y. Ololll25 (01') -Andsome things don't. "Wbeo you are playing a team like ManbaU 011 tbe 10811, you bave got to caab In on your opportuni· . On tbe Ben gals· first touch· down, Blake bad Russell Maryland wrapped around blllegs u be let fly a flollling. wobbling pass down tbe middle of tbe field. Scott caugbt tbe ball witb Kevin Smith 011 bll blct, slipped em: ll tbe 30yanlline 111!1 JoBged die rat of tbe Cooooao1 Voll. 41, Nero-., 25 MJd.Ste. . Cool. t:!ll ~ .............. 4 4 0 .SOO Ul 114 ' ~~- 13 *'-tUaiol27,1' 't Big Ten standings Ml·-.. . ' 0 I 0 .000 0 I 0 .000 Aknlollll. Mldilpo m LA. ............. 3 6 0 6 0 Nor6 C4lllill loiiSI.IIMIMnl llow1lq 0... oll'ool Tolodo II c.&. M!cliipo 01110. w. M!clilpo 3 S 0 .:rn U2 172 3 s o 109 172 2 1 0 l22 I!II 242 6 2 .......... (Conliw...S from Pap 4) ccption; Boniol wu wide to tbe ri1ht on a 28-yard field-soal aucmpt, and tbc Dallu defcDie gave up a pair of improblbloe big Clooro. .,_ lplllui 41' Clo. - 7 _l;ol. ,_,_, 40, Ooleo Mill _ ... -···"-*"'-IDol 3 0 3 S I .319 4 0 2 6 0 .2:!11 4 0 2 6 0 .2:!11 'l'ldll weelr.'• llet·S-t. 3 ·4 0 .429 117 VI 'hmplla, ....... 2 6 0 .2:!11 109 19$ , .. ....... Coaferell<l! YrtJdi#bo a St. 41. Aklol 7 ~6 ~2 ~0 .~ fit tt'o .750 192 141. 4 4 0 I I S 2 I .611 2 0 6 2- 0 .7:!0 2 I 3 ~ I A31 -- 141 ' 0 .625 ld9 I'IS 4 0 .soo 110 192 s o .m 112 2C6 S 0 .:rn 161 U!l C.lni·~· 6 2 0 .7:!0 113 Ill Cliil:ljjo ............ 4 3 0 Sll 129 129 O..OIIIJ......... .-, Elway rapooded by llkiDI die Bll*llll 81 yll'da=:.r:10ys for a 14-6 lead. lfe COl aU 1D IX bls pauea 011 tbat WI. A 12-yard c·IDterfereac:e penalty aplnlt Boatb put lbc blllll tbe ooe, :'~ Russell ran tor tbe Elway opened tbe tblrd qUIItier witb a 26-yard completion to MiUer lllld a 20-yarcler to Sharpe, setting up Juoa Elam'a 27-yard fldd goal Elam bit a 32-yard fldd goalllll: in tbe q'*ler. Bengsls••• Mldwlll btercoll. Toledo 41, liotl4 o .m no NATIONAL CONFBRBNCE l'!l!edolflilii...... N.Y........ .............. Wiiiliiifi>l ...... M~ collep scores . II. M!dilpo 4t, Boll Sl 20 &wlloa 0... 27, Mlomll6 c.oo. WldQu 2101110 10 CINCINNAn .. 0 I 0 .000 121 203 DoCmi ~'""""" •' ' fldd goal. Millium. PI a11r Plilitt.ll IAeclliiJ!oo 30. Vlilplrlllo 13 Salllrda,&~- w-'' =.. . . . .-... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ..I - frlft, . . . . . . ~ t ~ lf ~ ~ 11 C. M!dL ....... -.6 I 0 1 2 0 .711 ~-~ ......... -1! \ ~.I 1!\ ~ Vitamins, Herbs, Organic Foocls 1 I" c.or; AMERICAN CONFBitENCE HEALTH FOOD STORE .-w. Aloennder for tbe twa-DOIDl COD· venloo, cutting tbe defiCit 10 20-1' wltb 13:19 left. Less IbiD two minOlea later, however, Elwa~­ la'ed wltb bis touclldowD to college scores MAC standings NFL standlnp Clip.& Save - Put On Refrigerator finl.,_. lll!l~IPupteudJerryEva for a 7..() lQad willl 171"C"Mh left in tile Tealaverde paased lS yards to Dallck AJexlll!ler 111!1 16 )'IIIII to Leroy Hoard to fet . up Matt Stover's 43-;lnl field aoaJ. And tbe 11roDco1 !!\,•obled die bill away on tbcir next two poaseaaiona, aqlllllderills a &alrins OfiiiClr!UDity on die flnt turaover at tbe CleW~­ lancl 23. On tbe second. Elway fumbled at tbe end of a 12-yard scramble at die Denver JS. Four playa IIIIer, Stover klclled a 45-yanl Rypial dRw a lix·,.-ciiODdl· ~ down J*l to Milt canter cady In ' tile fowtb qu'ter, dieD paiiOd to Other Ohio Football 742-2076 ..--1 ' 011,_ · .-.!hay o•thl:d Ill d&bt d bla puaea on die driW~. Wla tbe Wit die ooc, Elway l!llled rtpt Scoreboard SR 325 Langsville • Skinned • Wrapped • Cut •Frozen Care I l•cludlng I I I ;.,'C OILER'S DEER SHOP Seventh-grade Marauders beat Vinton County 3D-8 to end season undefeated ~ ~ ~ a 6()..,.-ci.ICOIIQI dltte llld two IOadlilowu Slllday in tbe 1e1iea a~ conwalon tllllCllt In tbe DeiiW~r BI'OIICOI' 26-14 vicElway o ~ 1S of 20 Jllll" iory tbat ended die Browna' fiW~- - es in tbe flnt , Jradlal DeiiW~r tbe deftcll to 20-14 early ill die poe wimllnglllelk. to a 14-6 lead. A pair 01 fldd aoall fi!lll~. , DenW~r (3-S), beadns I divlaioo by JIICII Elam Ill tbe ddnl qallil · But Denver reapciDclecl willa a leader for die second llnigbt week, made it 20-6. 74-yard, alx-play drive for tile ended a tour-same bomc loslns Mark Rypien, wbo replacecl a cllncbina score. Derek Ra11ell streak llld defeated tbe BIOWDI (6- dazed Vinny Teataverde II BIOWDI CIIIJblallat pua 1• 2) for die fourth CODsecutive time quartcrbal:k late ill die ftnt balf, ....,..,..., talc by AIIIOIIIO Lila· - . tllllled il into a43-,.-cl'lliL Two P.laY• later, Elway llit Glya Mllbuin on a 17-ylld _IOII<'N'.nwn llrike wltb 11:3S left. MilburD outpla~ Clnclaald'a Enc Melallf Ill a diir:l of""""'*' Head coacb George Perlea, · Tb':Jcears ago, an laternal Mclallf, wbo bu five IOIJdlclcalready UDder fire for die Spartana IDvesd on UDCOvered 110 bula tbla season by a Vldcty or.record of 3-S overall'and 2-3 in tile for~of$5..., llllled IDCIUdlna two ~Big Ten, said be doubts Wasner'a in a book, " tbe Green Cur· - beld in dlcct. So - Rllldy allc8111oos. ' talo,'' and tbe tbe BlldwiD, tbe NFL' alew'i.. ldl:kotl ''Wbat happened wu, I t1uew reaults of tbe IIIIMnity • I'CIIIIIICr. · blm off tbe team,'. Perles llid Sun· Charges raised by ormcr bu· Elway, ............ die day nlgbt, after be met wltb tetbaU playerJ Pariah Hlchne llld tabal:k to tbrow for 300 ylldl tbia McPherson and athletic director Jesse Half were loveatiaatcd Jut season qalDit a Browna defense Merrily Dean Baker. "l nm a JOod, year. The internal inveadaatlon, tbal bad allowed die fewelt poiDta clean program. I understand tbat cbalred by Underwood, e:ltOIICIU:cl people wiU make aUepliolls. And tbe ""•ll:etball JllOIIIIO of cbaalaa ~ f= ~ we'II look ·into aU of tbem. '' of minor transpuiona aucb u fust balf, llld two t1lniOVCn preWasner, wbo attended MSU Improper use of buketball office veoled tbe BRIICOI fnD mating II from 1988-91, sild be and Pedes equipmeat llld penoanel. more loplidcd. bad a stormy relationship tbac The tmlvenlty is awaltiD& die On tbelr aec:ond ~neaalou, die ended wben be left to enter tbe NCAA'a verdict 011 tbat lnvesdp.. Broncos marcbed 80 ~ 1D 15 NFL draft witb .coUeae eUpbnlty tioo. playa, COI'"!!!Iinl _., lillie minlt'!DIIining. · jiR1Ia ~- MSU president orders probe into football 1 Tbe blt by Fnllda C8IDC just OIIC week after Arizona's Wilber , :Broncos -hal·t Browns' winning streak with 26·14 victory Monchly, October 31, 1184 . . P1111 ( By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP)- Unber· . aided Jcf1 Blake IICidy bnCCI bla first NFL start Into one of tbe league's bluest up~Cta. Blake """'""' die Dalila Cow· boys wltb a pelr of kill toudldown paues for a 14-0 lcld.llutdle twotime Super Bowl cb~f!:n• regrouped bcblad Troy A an and played just well enouab to srind out a 23-20 vlc:tory SUDclay over tile wlnleu Clnclnnad Bea- POII*OY Middleport, Ohio . c.,, ..' �Pege .8 :rhe Dally Sentinel Ohio ~ Founding. families :; By CHARLENE HOEFLICH SilllliDel NeWI Stair Descmt•nts of founding famiof Meigs County were recog· ·, ·nlzed and presented certiflcales by · '~the Meigs County Genealogical ;. Society in a spec:ia1 caanony beld ' Sunday afternoon at the Meigs ro ::lies ~ Museum. T The program was a part of the commemoration of the 17Sth . anniversary of Meigs County. :' Representatives of 21 of the 57 : families who traced their ancestry in Meigs County back to lJefore 1830 to become a part of the . Founding Families of Meigs Coon· ty organization attended the pro; gram and reception. . • Sue Hager, president of the local . Genealogical Society, was assisted in presenting the certificates by ..Mary Bowman, president of the ;·Obto Genealogical Society. Also ~ attending and participating on the ·•-program was Pat Green, president ~f die Athens District of die Ohio •.Qenealog!W Society. : Bowman spoke briefly at the ~1J108111111 describing doing genealo• :gy as "a means of geUing in touch ~;;with past generations and telling · future generations of the impor· f Monday; October 31, 1114 ' ' Pomwor-Mid~leport, honored tance of ooe's&DCe~Wn to a famlly and to acomm..Uty", 'Sbe said tbat a genealogy gives a "feeling of security. a lie to die past'' and that it provide& a "written tombstone" preaerving lnfcxmalioo for die future. She described tbe wort of tbe de~ in lraCing tbc1r 8DCCII· tors as a COIIIribution to die biSklly of Mei&s County becm•ae die written records documenting family lines provide a ,source for those wbo laltr aeek infCl1'11181ioo. Hager introcluccd Bowman after spealdng brleOy 111 Meigs County wbicb sbe described as a melting pot of residents with Welsh, Ger· mao and lrisb ancestry. She introduced officers of tbe local organizalion, Virginia Carson, recording secretary; Joyce Davis, corresponding aecrelary and membership chairman; Margaret Parker, treasurer; and Roberta Maidens and Karen Werry, trustees. Officers unable to atii:Dd were Rosemary Neece, vice pres!dent; and Christine Fruth, trustee. Those who proved that their ancestors lived In Meigs County prior to 1830 attending the com: memorative observance and pre- sented certificates Sunday were Victor L'BCIJCI BIOWII, Jolin Tun· othy Coot. Nalhan Edward Coot. Patricia Ann Putcr Cook, Callier· ine Wolfe Crist, Joyce A. Davis, Rila Anne Youn1 Praot. Or8llC E. Furbee, Sue Orde Haser. Vlrsinia Heilman, Donna Weber Jeutina, Roberta Maideus, Rhett Allen Mil· hoan, Peggy Milhoan Moore, Charles Paul Parker, ChrisfOP.ber Lee Putcr, Harry Leland Parter, JOiqlb Harry Putcr, Mk:blcl Alan Parker, Edith Holter Sisson, Mar· pret B. Weber, and Karen Holter Brad for Quality and · Tt,.rarnent SpacJtht'ID 1n Part-odora lcir allow and c6mpanlona. stud llrviot & puj)plee, ~~torula.· Werry. Other deac:cnd•Ua of founding families recognized but unable to attend were tllfford D. Ashley, EmDy Denise Ashley, June Holter Asbley, Keith -Drew Ashley, Rachel Audrey Ashley, Robert Drew Asbley, Whitney BID Ash· ley, Pauline· Halliday Atkins, George Douglas Clrde, Larry Dou· glaa Circle, Anna Circle Cleland, Fredrick Arthur Colbum, Roland Dale Colburn, Fred W. Crow, Cbristopber A. Dau. Dale L. Davis, Rosemary Dalene Fife, Kimberly J. FoUrod, Amber Marie Fortney, Dolly Renee Hill, Michael Joaepb Hill, Cody -Room ::~!~~VIICE *New Garage. -Electrical & Plumbing tRooflng olnterlor & Exterior Painting alao concrete work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 802-41216 Pomet'lly, Cocker KENNE~ Spaniels · 41760 lllle HIH Rd. Racine, Oh · 114-MN487 ,D. lillY'S · IUTOIODY prelldeat flltlie OWo c.-loP"' Society, .... imd s... llapr, local Society ......at, ,..... Brown willa a ... ~~~wa. IICbowll:t" 1alm • • ducellllanJ of a family UYIDIID CoutJ befon 11131. · Kelsey Nicole Fife, WealDII Tyler Kay Proffitl, Jose&::, R. Proffitt, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. ::U::~.~r:: cu:!\~:.i altN4'HMflt~===-G- Fife, JIIIICS LelaDd Plfter.. -IALEI- ·. Wbo can get SSI? The SSI program pays montbly Saclal Security JIIII!UIII'r, Atheua benefits to people who are 6S or ... Those or us wbo work at Social older, or blind, or have a disability, Security sometimes assume most and wbo bave liUie income and few "!))eqqle know at least enough about resources that C811 be. ·tumed into ··-SSI to know when IIIey may be eli- cash. Monthly benefits can go to - ~i hle to apply for benefits. Sadly, disabled and blind cblldren, too. Blind means you are eitber : , • not necessarily the case. M. . ·ople have never heanl or legally blind or have very poor eyeiSSI, ami .. 10se wbo have heanl of sight. Children as well as adults SSI probab!,. ~on't know enough · can get benefits because of blind· ;!'about SSito .....u N when lhey.may ness. Disabled means you have a ·'iii.: eligible. This column will or mental problem that physical :'1111SWer basic question> about the keeps you from working and is · • SSI program, questions most freor or :'quently asked when people first expected 1b last at least in deatb. (Cblldren as weD as result ~bear .about SSI. adults, cap get benefits because of t: What we mean by "SSI"? i'llbility.) . '" SSI is short for "Supplemem., · !:Security lncdme." ~ For die purpose of SSI eligibill· By ED PETERSON • a year ty, bow are "bacome IIDd resoUrees" defmed? "Income" Is tbe money you receive, sucb as wases, Social Security checks, and pensions. IDCOIIIe also includes certain noncash 'items you receive sucb as food, clothing, · or shelter. Resources .iocludc Items such as real estate, personal belonslngs, bank accounts, casb, and stocks and balds. Social Security doesn't count everything you own, bowev· er. How does one sign up for SSI? Just visit the Athens Social Security office (evca if you live in Meigs County) or call us at 1·8IJO. 772-113 for an appoinbDCDt wilb a Socia) Security represe!!talive wh9 wiD belp sign you up. •• SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE o.CASE NUMBER 93·CV·275 o. AMERICA'S MORTGAGE • · SERVICING, INC., · • · Plaintiff, v. ~ Wooley K. Cochran, et al .. Defendants. f COURT OF COMMON ~. PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, ;. OHIO · i In pursuanc;:e of an Order 'Of Sale to me directed from i ald Court In the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction at tho door of the Courthouse on November 14, 1994, at 10:00 a.m. of said day, the tollo'!'flng described real eotate: . SITUATED In the State of Ohio, County of Meigs, •fownohlp of Salem, and · beginning In tho cantor of Road No. T. 31 on the west line of C. Hartson and Bertha E. Heraman, deed · · recorded In Deed Book No. 176, Page 623, Qead ...f'ocordo of Meigs County; ~hence south 65" 13' east · 110.5 feat along the center · of Road No. T. 31; thence ~,Iouth 54' 45' eaot 113.5 feet .•long the cente;h o:5.'~'~~ - road; thence sou · aaat 183 feet along . the ~·;..,ntar of said road; thence ·t . oouth' 42' 44' wast 91 1ea1 0 - the center of a crook; ' thence north 54' 50' weot • 105 !ott to a point In the - contar of 1ald creek; thtnca P,orth 51' 42' west 225 feet '.·along oald creek, to a _poln1 ~.10 feet north of the center and to tho west line of C. :1torrlaon and Bertha ~ Horamon form; thence north ..,, tho center, and to tho ' "West llna of C. Harrlaon and t Sertha E. Hersman farm; " thence north 107 foot along ;.ihe said west line to the ~laco of beRinninJI. . ,Fontainlng .91 acre, except 1 ,jllltgal rlghlt·of·way. ,., Property lmprov.ad With . ..,. Current Owner o Name. ,IIW1tloy K. Cochr~n, Jennifer •.lt. Cochran .. Properly Address: 31817 ;,tubllc Road 1187 • ...,.ngovnla, OH 45741 i .. •Appraiud at: $8,!100.00 :•. Ttrmo of tale: 10% of ,purcheot price day of oeio, !tlalanca cash or certified •chock wltllln 30 ilaya of PObllc Notice Public Notice therein, on · tho 8th ,day of November, 1994, the queotion of levying a tox, In excess of the ten mill limitation, for the benefit of S lem Township for lha purpose of Maintaining and '-------------...::=:Jj Pellet Stoves 386 State Rt. 160 DAVE'S SWAP SHOP Bloodmobile Sponsored by ' Women of the Moose #594 Pt. Pleasant Moose Lodge Onemhout LEGAL NOTICE Notice Is given that . ~·~ • . ID I1e ·IS free numerous sublc;:rlbera of the Pomeroy Exchange of GTE North Incorporated have filed a petition with tho Public Utilities Commlooion of Ohio aoeklng tho Institution of two-way, nonoptional extended area service between the Pomeroy Exchange and tho Maoon Exchange of Bell , Atlantic Weot VIrginia, Inc. '' and the New Haven Exchange ol Citizens Tolecommunlcatlono Company of West Virginia. The Commission • has scheduled this matter, Case No. 92·2046·TP·PEX, for public hearing at 10:00 p.m .. on Wednesday, November ..... _ ROCKY R. HUPP Amerlc$n General Life & Accident Ins. Co. P.O. Box 189 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 NODCE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of E11tarn Local School Plstrlct deolrea to racolve 01oled blda for fleet lnourance covering calendar year 1995. Iii order to bo conoldered, all aealad blda ahilt be received by the Treaaurar's office by 12:00 noon on December 1, 1994, and will be opened at that lime. The Board · of Education rootrvoa the right to accept and/or rojocl any and all plrla of any and all blda. • Board of Education ·E•tam Local · School Dlatrlct . 31!100 SA 1 Readovillt, Ohio 45772 Elol11 Booton, Troaaurar (10) 24, 31; (11) 7, 14; 4TC .~ TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAl 992·2269 . J&L INSULATION AIIIIJM P1aoe •illl•pott Offtce ltoln: lllon...frl. 1:00 M>4:30 pill Vlnyll Alum. Skiing, Roofing. VInyl RepiKernlnt OFFICE 992·2259 REEDSVILLE· HUNTING SEASON IS COMING SOONI Here's a chance to,own your own cabin with 5+ acres plus public hunting access in the Foll<ed Run State Pall< area . ASKING S22,000,wlll consider offer. MIDDLEPORT· Bradbury l'!d. 1977 double wide with 2+ acres 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, electric heat pump, appliances, some newer repairs, above ground pool. Nicelocationl ·$39,900 RACINE· Tackervllle Rd.· 1989 modular wllh 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, family room with flreplace, .appl'Oll. 1 1/2 acres, large pole bam, added rooin addition. . ASKING .,.,900 •. ·ONE ITEM· ONE FREE AD PEA WEEK , (NOTE: 15 WORD LIMIT AND Y9UR SELLING PRICE MUST BE IN YOUR FREE AD) . (SORRY, THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO YARD SALES) · Public Nollce Public Hollce NOTiCE OF ELECTIQ}t ON TAX LEVY IN excess OF Tha Meigs County Public THE TEN MILL UIIITATION Library Board of Truatee'e Rovlttd Code, Soctlona are . accepting bids for the 3501.11(G), 57,115.1., 5705.25 ule oflhe Ctrnagla Llbrarv . Notlc.e It hereby given building, located at 200 E. that, · In purauenco of a · ·s.cond St pA OH raoolutlon of lht Board ol' '' ~meroy, E~ucalloii of ttii Soutfiilrn 45769. Bldt will L 1S h001Dl rl Ohl0 untl11:00 p.m., w. • November 30, 1894. Ttl• •·• oca c at ct, acloptad on July 25 • 1894• True-I'WIIVIIhtrlghtto · there will bo oubmltted to a _,...., vote of tho aloctor'a of said ••,.... any and all bide. Ref. . School Dlotrlct at tho . Oaajl Volume t08, paga488, oloctlon to be hold In oald Lot 1148. School Dlatrlcl at tho (10) 30,31 (11) 1, 2, 3, 4, 8tc regular places of voting therein .on Tuesday tha 81h day of November, 1994, tho queotlon of levying o tax In exceoo of the ten·mlll limitation for the benefit of Southern Local School · for the purpooo of NAME: __________________________ POMEROY- Peacock Ave. 1 112 story frame home with 3 bedrooms, bath, some newer windows, wiring & plumbing, electric tumace, front porch, side deck. , REDUCED TO $27,1!00 I -----r--'------ MAIL TO: - - -........... \ RIVER FRONT· Located on SR 338..40 acre of ground with beautiful river frontage. TPC water available . ASKING $10,000 HUNTING GROUNDI BUILDING LOCAnONI VACANT GROUNDI Located on Ross Rd. Lebanon Township approx. 120 acres owner may split some of the ground. · ' ASKING So4CJOiacN, The . Daily Sentinel IE YOU WANT TO SELL IT... WE WANT to uSr ITI WE URGENTLY NEED USTINOS. HENRY E. CLELAND........................................... II92-Ct81 TRACY BRINAGER..........:.......................~.......... .I4N431 SHEf!RI HART......................................................742·2387 HENRY E. CLELAND IH ....................................... II92-C111 . ~THY CLELAN0..............~ .............1...............,...1181-C111 · OFFICE.................................................................182-2:251 ' 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (Offer Expires November '1'5, 1994) . 1, ' I . Wlndotn, Blown lnauliltlon, Storm Dooi'I,S1orrn . Wlndowa, Gare~ FrwEIIIm... . RACINE FIRE DEPT. GUN SHOOTS SAT., 6:30 P.M. 12G.ge ·'t .......... Factory Clloke Oily . 8I2IIIM Howard L~ • Wrltesel . RQ9FING NEW·RePAIR . Gutters DoWnspouts . GUtter Cleaning Painting FREE ESnMATES 8,41-2188 rtl!WMTfH •'! lack Hoe Stnlct Hay for Salt Dnld Wlllla10 Gt1tral • Co1tractl•g & Ezcawatla1 112-u!l. Lool:,llale litoRood Aroo. -.,1 0180 Evonlngo.Dip; ._ ·-- Galllpolll It VIcinity __ ,_..,.. ''000.:: IIINolei llontldA.~ BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. •· 'New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL aJJ4 RESIDENTIAL ·• . FREE ESTIMATES 992-4103 10117/lfn 01 . Allllol, Drua'1' .... -.llltolthlonloto ._._..._, P.O...... 'IF ll,OH4Ial a lffS " 1\- Pomeroy, 614·992·7643 Middleport (No Sunday Calls) . It VIcinity ~0 = • las l 1 .. 'lllla-laAn Equol~r. J!',.' RACI"E Mower Clinic, Kenny's Auto Rental 949-2804 Complete Chain Kenny's Is the place to come . whe11 you nee.. a car rental. We have Cars a11d Vusl Saw Service & Parts 'Echo Sllw's in stock Christmas Layaway Available on Weedeaters & chain&aw. Kenny'a Auto Centar ROBERT BISSELL CONSTROOION 264 Upper River Rd. 1·800-486-1590 Gallipolis, OH 45631 Bus. (614) 446-9971 TRI COUNTY RECYCLING , •New Homes OPEN 7·DAYS l WEEK FOR TOUR COIIVENIENQ MON.·FRL 9-6; SAT. & SUN. 9-3 •Garages P•ri•l Today 45 c lit. for cit•• dry ........ c.... 1e-sc Bo111 ,... ,.... t. tlana•••--. .COmpleta ·Remodeling Stop I Compare FREE ESTIMATES We Buy All Non Ferrous lletals W FOI CURIEIT PRICES 915-4473 7122/M 1-·- RACINE· 2 story home with 4 bedrooms, piiiSttr walls, hardwood floors. FANG heat, front & side porches, paHo, shod, 1 i/2 car garage, cellar area, fireplace, cable hook·up. Unique styled home. ASKING $40,000 ~--- PHONE: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I :..___ be.:=::. 112·2772 Polnl State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio ' 11r1111111 1111 Slack This Is Your Invitation To Sell Any Item For $100.00 or Less And Advertise It FREE. Simply Clip This Coupon (Photo Copies Not Accepted), Flllln·Your Ad and Mall It To Us.or Drop It Off At Our Office... · Your Ad Will Run For One Week. 614-992-6223 Free Estimates lns~rance Work Welcome 614·742·2138 ' Shrubs Shapped and Removed Mls: Jobs. Real Estate General Chuck Stotts SAYRE TRUCKING ForAJI•ior · lraa41 UsadAppDaactl forS.It Call 614-992·5515 1,_ PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE 10.11. IPJIIAIMCI IDVIGI to.- ';:;::::~::::;::::;::::::::::::::::::~~ Silk J-lnlhoLI!"' CW..II 1 Unl__,.r.:!. Rio llrlndo. 1140at Step C.mpltte Aute 8e•y Repair Z:15ZT YarrJM=- ............... s.,... . ..... Lool: S J - . Nor!_ Run --.114- Col- Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire Health • Accident • Annuity • IRA • Mortgage limestone & Gravel Uglit Hauling, ' I Graded Benefit Whole Life is now available The plan offers coverage of up to $10,000 with no, physical exam and no health questions asked on · the application. Ages 40·80 , Now open for Fall Season Wed. thru Sat. 9·5 Spec/11/z/ng: Dried Materials Pot pourrl auppllea Hetbal Crafts Buy-Sell·Trade · • 16, t 994, ot the Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Hts., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. 3 Announa-111111 Any Interested person may obtain further Information by directing an Inquiry to Shooting Match the Public Utilities Bailey Run Rd. Commlulon .of Ohio, 180 Legion Farm East Broad Street, Columbuo, Ohio 43266· Time 1 :00 Nov. 6th 3793. All Factory ChOke guns (10)'17, ~4. 31 ; 3TC Public Notice (. 7355 614-247-4035 Tuu.-Wed.·Frl •..Sat. . 1-6 ' eCI'IIftlman Tools •Toys eGiaiiWire · · Loed1 of Mlac. Public Notice Public Notice I :'; w/Natlonwlcle Ina. Galllpolle, Ob. 448-7400 800-767·PELLET Coaaie's o•lo Riwtr Htrh ••d IYtrlastl•t• 143 from Rt. 7 Wed. Nov. 2 • 12 noon til6 pm Public Notice ~onflrmatlon. ' !fAX'Lcvv·fN of lcivo.IIIW!NN. Heating, lno. be . Sept. 26, 1994 · ;. James M. Souloby, Sheriff ' By order of tht Board ol ,, Melga county, Ohio Eltetiono, · ·. Emeroon R. Kock 10006236 olllaigo County, Ohio. ~ · Attorney .tor Plaintlll Honrv L. Hunter, Chairman ' ,r,·. 318 Wtat Fo.urth Street · Rita D. Smith, Director. ,rDayton, OH 45402 (10)17, 24, 31; 3TC t (513) 223-5200. ;_;__;--~--· :;.,0)12, 19, 26; ~TC _NiiiPubriCE:lllc:oiNot~lce~s' •;- ., i• ,.. · _ ..lie...,.,_ Staltd propOJIII • r.., ~turnlo"lng of' all m:~~:~~. ~~~~J .r- ·• · and performing all 1 fo~WftJooE Of ELECTiON ON the erection of: EXCESS OF ti'MI lJN MILL UIIITAT!ON Offlca Renovation For .,. .- .."".... ,........, 8ICtloill Tuppera Plalna·Chostor ,...._.. - ·· Water Dlotrlct, 3~1 Ber 30 ~· 11 (GJ,~1t,$1011.25- Road, Reodavldo,Ohlo ;, .~tptiCf Ia harolly glvan B J~ In purou.anco of a Ida will be (OCelvod by ~ of IIIli Bollrd ol Tuppera Plaln.a·Cheoter lp Tru...- or lht Water Platrlct at 39561 ear tp of Salem, Salom 30 Road, Reedsville, Otilo· Ohio,,...., ~n tho 45772 , until 2:00 p.m., y of July, 11t4 there prevolilnO loco! limo , • , iollba aubmltted, to a vote Wednesday, Nove.mber 9, -1tf. the people of said t 894, and opened publicly aubdiVIalon at a General immediately thereafter. ·t=lon to ·be held In tht Proposals may be delivered shl~ of Sale.m; Ohio, at or moiled. 11 mailed, aend )II~· ~egu r placea cil voting , via reoi•tered mall In tlmo Pu!llllao---4173. HAULING 26, 1994 By Order of the Boa1d of Elections of Melgo County, Ohio Rita D. Smith 10, 17,24,31;4TC aut, .,_ . . can--. KlttonoTo Qoocl - . e - 614-843·5264 valuation, which amounta to - .... ~....... Frll Klttono,I1WIHIOO. Junll,-to1301Wiond•or PUBLIC NOTICE Please Give • Save A Life Said tax being: A renewal of an ·exlstlng tax of 1/2 mill at a rata not exceeding 1/2 mlllo for each one dollar of Public Notice · _ _ _.....;....,;.;;~:;_NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Revised Code, Sections 35Q1.11(G), 570s:i9, 5705.25 Notice Is hereby given In of the Boa~~ o~ Education of the Eastern Local School District, Ohio, passed on the 20th of July, 1994 there will oubmltted to a vote of the people of said subdlvlolon at a General Election to be held In the Eaatern · Local School District of Readovllle, Ohio, at tho regular 111aces of· voting therein, on the 6th· day of November, 1994, the question of levying a tax, In excosa ot tho ten mill limitation, tor the benefit of Eastern Local School District for the purpose of Providing lor the ~,::e;~~:rd~:~r~;~ments ot1 Said tax being: A renewal of an oxlatlng tax of 4.4 millo at a rate not exceeding millo for each one dollar which amounts cents ($0.44) one hundred dollars of valuation, for two (2) years .. The Polio for said Election open at 6:30 o'clock ond remain open until o'clock P.M. of said Frll. rr aid ............. pd ..,.,,..,.,.., -•--r- ~ HOUSING REHABILITATION IN VILI,.AGE OF RACINE The Meigs County Community Housing Improvement Program will be providing applications fQr housing rehabilitation at the Racine Firehouse beginning Monday, Oct. 31, 1994 and every Monday thereafter until Dec. 31, 1994. The Case Processor will . You should bring with you be available at this location between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to when you apply: your Social Secu· 4;00 p.m. Residents who need information may call 949·2296 on rity card; your birth certificate; information about lhe bome wbeie · Mondays ahd 992·6782 on Wednesday of each week. The Meigs County CHIP provides low income owner occupied you live, suc:b as your mortpge or your lease and landlord's name; and low income renter occupied homes w~h rehabilitation repairs your cPeck'book. bank atatemeat, or that will provide safe, decent, and sanitary living conditions to other documents that show your those households. Rehabilitation activities are completed through name and bank account number; grants to homeowners and through a 50% grant to rental property your most recent W-2 form, or owners. I your tax return If you're aelr· Participation is based on income qualification and type of employed: and your dlachar11e housing repair needed .. Appointments to return the applicatiQn papers if you bad milillry aervlee. be made when received or applicants may call for the may You must tJrinl or mall die orig· appointment when applications are completed at the above lnal documcota. or certified copies, . numbers. · to die local Social Security offiCC, where they wlll be pbotocopied and ietuloed to . operating cemeterle•. five cents ($0.05) for 'each one hundred dollars of veluetton,lor flvo ~ yilara. ' The Polls for said Election will OPJI~ at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and remain open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said dey. Dated Sept. 26, 1994 By order ofthe Board of Electiona, of Melgo County, Ohio. Henry L. Hunter, Chairman Rita D. Smith, Director. (10) 10,17, 24, 31; 4TC youe SADSFAQDQN & Our Succau baglna & endiiMth 11rvlcal So, whon your NlaiiiW lon't wortdng righ~ wo•,. hi,. to helpl By phone or In par.an- whln you can, Joan Finlaw SOidcll, Duane Owen ,lj Giveaway S Cool llaoll ....,.., Pill Chow, .......- . .... trll, - ~ PubliC Notice 4 DiohesiWiglng In mfrom 10 llllciHrdown to 18 Inches. -PAYMENT PLANY1t, we can t.b cuhl -or· 80 daye u caah -or· paymonl8 for 48 montha aalow u $35monlh. , -IERVICE- .Social Security questions get ansWerSEibedeld, : . Slarllngat $7.96/monfl for 13 chlnnalaon up" aamany as your heart dali,... . 712Ulfn PaaCnoo. Kaley Lynn Pliler· 1011, Terry SCXJU P111ersoo. Arminta Jod -- -IEIMCE ...J Wo Uti IIMct at the lop . _ _ It hu ahn¥• bean our first pttorityl In lact. 'Wt tMt IIIVIoe .o Mioul. W IMY "Look (ot.the Red iiiK1 White Awning'~ 992-4119 AI...._ odr l-80G-2f1·5600 FrwEe......_ , .....1..111 11WII4110 Larry Rupa • aa-.•a "VISIT OUR'SHOWROOM• 110 Court St. Pomeroy, Oldo · ·- · 882-20111 IIOPagall,•d•apatt tiP ... ' I&L ELECTRONICS • CUIIOII Made .• Solid vinyl • replacement windows JFre.e Eatlmatei • $200 Installed Call For Details Ohio 992·5114 Pl. Pleasant It VIcinity Communlly Yll'd Oct. St thiu Sot, Boden lid. 1111 llan., · .. .._. 10/ti/TFN LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. lattrlor I Exttrlor Taira Ill pain 'lout ol . palnllng. 1.at • do It for v-u, Vwy uaaa•ll. Free &tlmatel BetoN 8 p.m. IMve rnMiagL NG!rl p.m. 814-886-4180WHALEY'$ AUTO PARTS Specializing In Cullom fNme Repair MEW I USED PARTS FOR ALL IIAKES A IIODELS tU·7tUDR ··tu-6151 OR TOLL FAEE '1..11441·1171 DARWIN, 01110 7111..1TfH '. I ., II r • �... ~ .. ' IIOnclly, October 31, 181M Monday; October 3~ ,_1184·t . Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio P~meroy-Middleport, Ohio .. 1'., NEA Cro••word Puzzle ACROSS. PHILLIP ALDER 4=........ . 11o\ergyunll 48 " - " 47=:...., 8PMd 41 rneuut'e (lllllr.) 50 lloblrl'o nlcllnMH 8 Portion 12 8rMkfullt8rn 52Thnell 54 Flbbera 13 111- nymph 58 Pll1tdloo 14 8111(1111'50 111111 old ..-1 12 Puncll (II.) 63 Slippery 84 Ore depoo" Strong wind 15 Guido' I high Flllmlllg 0 ,. KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright = • I· . • - m. I , . _ II No "'-if, .......... I1MIIZ- -MMt~an~g~o~-----~~~- .... ,.,. 12 TnlckS tor 9118 - ,. •s 4 t A J '10 es 3 2 F.F.K & MEEK ' ' --------- ......... __ Admlrol - = ....................... dryw, Ul, 116- MW!Ia. WEST tK 3 e76 eA K •A J 6 3 =~:z..a.~..:.: age llavem • 5 4 2 -----, ---:llolfl. '11(0. -· -.. eA K Q 4 Attonllon Dau•l•wldo _ , _ ,~· . Wo a Cllny A cplolo Stocll Of liMllhonn 1ZSEER Pumpo And Fll' , _ Plllo Wllh ~ Anllablo Coli llwoillll'e _ . ......, ...... Dulloo"" _.......,. .,., phllhtamy, .... 76 SOUTH 448·10113. .... Pl....._... Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South South West Norlb Eaal 2 NT Pass 3 NT AU pass .... II; olo Rogloler, 100 •• Pl. , _ , WI/ Homa -Ina l ~ AIIM44M4110r~.Aall ....... ...... eon-- EAST eJ e 3 •K 9 7 tQ 9 8 eJ 10 9 5 eQ1085t •Q 10 8 2 1.1' Antlq1» Hill Side Plow U0. 114- lr r'll ~. 10.11-91 e7 6 2 1110 Tolan l'lll.oedlcl, I......_ i ~- ..... IRDIRIIlt ~ ·IH lion, . . _ ~ ..... 114- - 21" Zenith-.....,. TV, condftloll, NOR'111 '· Above(poot.) FooUikl port P...tlxlor punctuN 25 Bunch 27SIIeplng 31 Stlllor and 34 Yeleetucllnt 35Fiohlng,... 37 Blllcll · 35 Relative o1 bingo \40 lnllrumont · 42 Young boy 43 Tld81 wove note 116 Story 117 Mild oxpletlve 116 Cozy room DOWN 1 Grook letter 2 Wookencf.wel· corning abbr. 3 Cltrua lrult 4 L4g ,., 5 llotOIIIIa' org. 8 Actor Donny 7 'I "em o1 property ' 8 Wooden pin 9 Eaav to change 10 Irritate 11 GoH mounds 19 Male ahoop De- Opening lead: • 5 Uo AbcU 'lboo Em,.,. _ . Homa wau Fumlco Tllll IIHI No Eloclrlcly. WI/ 010212. lllrlll 1111 Wllh 2 llloolt, Reoo tanQullr T- Willi 2 lenohoo, 2CIIalro,- Tou A I I I - Do it, except when wrong t• · \I "'~'J"\ "'t-lln\1 1S24. C 1994 by NEA. Inc By Phillip Alder ~ALoiOIS ..,. $11.41 /Hr. FGr Eum And AIIDIC8llon "'"'· Coli 12111 'lfi. a0t ElL OHIII, t A.ll. 4 P.ll., .... .,rl. ....... and, WV llliMcl oenllr , _ Wrtna truck dll ... to DUI ..... ftilbod,..,_ Ira'*-. ltM-11 _ _..... lnrc:b, llftlllolll ...... • -Jon olor 1rr., ,.., IIYR, .,._p1oym0n1 ~~=.":, C' :-~ 24 ~ ..,..~~on lor ~ IVGIII •nd board. l7flol272. tor frli To Do DtJwoll l Worll 1n ourClll. Rah::•RIQulrld, Afllr a,..........-. All real estate advenlslng In th!s newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act ol1968 whlcn makes II Illegal to .advertise "any preference, limitation or dlscrtmlnattQn I !-lOPE YOU1RE NOT l.IJA5TIN6 · YOUR TIME LOOKIN6 f>,TTHE 816 DIPPER .. Kiln, ............. !'our:lnl r-. Ill Cllrarolo ...._ ...,JJuaa ~ sex familial status or national origin, or any Intention to lllllllonllll T-.o 114 •••••• make any such preference. ......,. limitation or discrimination: I !lOPE YOU'RE NOT WA5TIN6 YOUR TIME LOOKIN6 AT THE MOON .. This newspaper wm not knowtlngty.accept aCivertiSements for real estate which Is In violation ol the law. Our readers are hereby r,1c rch 8ndlse lnlonned IMt an dwenlngs . advertised In this newspaper are available on all equi!" opportunity basis. ~~~~~~~~~~ *'"" ,;.;....;.;.;~~:..:....;;.;;;;.;._ e eo..- based on race. color. religion, W.md: &..,...cad Olnal a-.- PEANUTS Door - In · 111111 ..... EJ. Docn, And ........... _,"""' •rlrllr· eor.. Wlnlod: . _ .._.. • • •• 31 Homes for 9118 ar. 1111•, - ....~ ... Will I :.-.~ ~:r.,r~~= ..._ 1o1 .,.. 'LT:• II 1, on rtgltl. ~ COUN'TRT FURNITURE ...... ..... - - - . - ...11; . . . . .~. . . . . ourto ..... - ahoiN,- lml, RL 2, North, Pt. - - Conontt 1 Plllllo """"' Tonllo, 1011 T1vu Z,QIIII Clollillio ~E-Entei'DIIooo..Jooll. ton,OH~· "fH"VES 10·3 I 01 . . byNEA.Inl:. BORNLOSJ~ ----=-=---=--- ..,_ 8 r ... bl* I ,CltU:ff , 11f.'( POP, W~T~ ~E. DtfFEIC.t(.,E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f£T\.If.rn ,._ ~ AAO . . . . In 1lrppn CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luls Campos Cllebrtly Cipher CfYI)IOgraml art crt*d from quotationl by f811'10US peopit, put and Pf'III"M Each !inti il the cipher standi tor ai"'Ithef. Todly'J ClUe: A tQUM V 'SEYTO: ALTLXJB CRAW~ 1.---... Apertlnent ar. • 111 111r. • · - .... "' Pt.Nnl.NIIDftMIJ - .Ull."." . lncl••!!•tdonaodofooll. :IOW,....,ooor Jl1l..1lll3. PICKIN8 ~IINITURI p "But what if South has the diamond queen 1'1> asked West. . "Then your king is dead anyway," explained East. Watch out. for the suit-killing second-hand-high play. ......,.,wv.... --. -"*"' •-. . . ..-~ li...-.~~!.1'~~~·~"~~~ 1111112 • · - - · - ~::r-w doiOIItl.....-, L lfMINIII CoU-·- 1 ., . . . . UnfumlahMI ~ ~or, No ... IWAIN AUCTION a FURNITURE. a OIMIL,O.pollo. Nowl Uood ,..,,., 1011 II Ti1t$ t5 NOT JUNK I LISTEN ! I'LL RE,I,D loltiAT IT 5A't$ ()Ill ThE W!WftRI tUmiJhlcl. N~TUAAL IIIC:REDIENT$." -···~-to lAID. . . . . ~~~-~·--­ ..., FOIIIALE 110111.£ HOllE Now- Roclmon Mll4, 2 W. Fmanc1al -,Toiiii~U.idooMno ...... _ , To - 21 comer -·o. L11 POIII Lono Court. Tom ICIOIOI 114tlllaOr.-771! Buelnea Opportunity mt.IIOH. -~~--~ . . ........ ! 114-111M731. . =-=:- = -.), ..... - ............. KIUI FLIAII 1ur III'OIICall Fill Klllono ......... . _ ' 52 Sporting Goods Cwno'i, ........ .e;:,~ !11111!8(aiawi;-iii: I ·I I I I" Q o o the Compleio chuckle quoted PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES rl I' 1• I 1• J> I rl Unholy- Fetid - Usury- Jester THEY DO · Our neighbor has three teenagers. She says that kids learn very early in life not to hear a word their parents say but to watch everything THEY DO. IMONDAY lloon Non. • ... H WwL H• woohor, t7l, Don, ,..... OUr IIEPO. ...: ~ ,_ . . 1142411141 _,... ......... I. ·~"':· SCJtAM.LETS ANSWERS STRrKf A BLOW tol Tl-£ W\R ON 1-fGH PRICE.S. SHOP Tli: CLASSF££)$. ... tla& 1 15 0 ~ lloo 11\0]11 Full . . . Tnrak And Ajlplll-.111._ IIIIi • Tool ac.11311, 116-111 M" IM.GO: lllnoftoo • Slti.OO• Living ....... ~.= QoojlolliOUIId _ ...... - .. ~ ~ OAAIIGE [1<(E'i2, AND "* ............ - pilei I I I 8 'fRUCTOSE, CORN &YRUP, I'<N111AL FAT, DelfnOSE, C.t~lt .OCID, SOYI'< LECI TtiiN, 5o'LT, T6t1Q, RED pore "3, YELLOW tii'E • ~. ~ Concltlon, .. ,= . . . . . . --...= ........- ..,.... I ~ "Don't go looking for trouble," my wise old granny . . . always told me. "If you wait ~-:-:....,.,...,.,...-:--::--~.., someone might intercept it be-L YNK I G fore it can • to ---.' .· , _ 8holf Socii C.. With Pull Down Dook In llldllo. .,, , .. - .· . ....J.L-..J.L-..J.L-..J.I.....J. by f•ll•no in the missi ng wotds L.-L. you deve~P from ttep No. 3 below . . .......... ~- :-•. - m.- Concltlon, -.. 11WINin YrRA FUIINITUM 4 .... 0u1 RL 141 LKRYWC. AE UT I E S lI tteyaG...an Amp-- YK 3 2 Mt. FGr , . , 11 Rot!. Nil~ tiOO ""' M, . , . _ u Q0 I I 1I I Roalolollll t Y•r ON _ , ....... Cloldlng. ....... Wllh ~ ......... . , . , 114- FGr - lnotructloo> mini mu "'!181!1 aL clllno, 'lri 11 idool, corn-u•o 1100. oona11111U220; no ..... .,. . . ~lncludorl, . Dopcol $100,11 -""' ·-.. . ~"' VII YKC AL G 0 T bloW8r, Ill, 114-141riUI. New' leed TLSK • II I I I Flnplaco hoolor 11111110 111111 No nppiMtDTI Houllhold fu,., Fnwoocf·for 8111: . . A·'lhloll ~ 111 m( ""rrtcho Rd. Pt. &Md, 1t1 II ltocUd p,. YPORYWC Jow to form four words. torRent 111 OEB ' 0 four Roorrange lono" of or:ramblod words tract." 1\~1\WUTY fl.nJ( I 1\&1\Ul'Y~? Bridge is full of guidelines - or rules of thumb, if you prefer. However, as the English author Robert Burton, in his "Anatomy of Melancholy," wrote: "No rule is so general, which admits not some exception." . Which is the exception in today's deal?· South plays in three no·trump and West leads a spade. How many tricks should declarer win' · South is right to open two no·trump despite the low tripleton in diamonds. He has a balanced hand with 20-22 points; no other sequence would de· scribe this so accurately. South saw that he had seven top tricks. Even if the clubs split 3-3, which happens only about one-third of the .time, South still needed two tricks from the diamond suit. So, after win· ning the first trick with the spade king, South led a diamond and ,;. nessed dummy's 10. East won with the queen and returned a spade to South's ace. Declarer led a second diamond, winning West's king with dummy's ace. A moment later South was claim· ing 10 tricks: two spades, one heart, lour diamonds and three clubs . "Why didn't you play the diamond king at trick two?" asked East. " Because my textbook says second hand low," replied West. "Yes, that is right most of the time," observed East. "However, here, wilh South trying to establish dummy's suit, you must disobey the rule. If you play the diamond king, dummy's suit is dead and we can defeat the con- OCTOBER31I • r111oo. word. OWIIIAHTEED. otl tluol •::;- l¥111- II: RloQ F11D AIID O'DELL WIIlER. ..,_ hunllncr r FilM II. 1'r8llna ~5 ... Pl. ""-'~; .•. •:• . th"is newspaper, P.O. Box 4465, New _;.,.______ York, N.Y. 10163. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) Your philosophical aMude and outlook make you a sJandoot today. In your discussions BERNICE with associates, you'tt effectively acquire BEDEOSOL and disseminate knowledge. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. •19) Even your opponents witt admire the way you handle chattenges today. While others scurry for cover, you'tt be busy. seeking effective solulions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 211-Feb. 19) Your chart indicates you might esJablish a tempo· rary partnership' for mutual beneflls . Oncll ~~~ purpose is served. you'll each , go your separate ways . . · s~::~~~~ material improvements are PISCES (Feb. 20-M8rch 20) There isn'l In lor t1o4 year ahead. Your gains apt to be anything sellish aboul your out· not come In rapid succession. but look today. Your primary concem will be · will be consistent : for your associates to succeed, which i£0MJO (Oct. z+Nov. 22)1n your own could result in making you the real win· !agriOIIC moM8r, you'll be th4 focus of · ner. todly. You win draw your. aignK· ARIES (Merch. 21-Aprtl 19) Dan Cupid other& to you b8cause of your gen• might be sitting on your shOUlder at this concern tor them. Know where to time, looking to revilalize an old romance for romance and you'll lind II. The or casing the trafllc for a new targel. · Matchmaker instantly Things look good in both directions. ~ whlch~ns are I'OITtantleally per· 1TAURUS (April 20·M•v 20) Doing for yO\J. Mail $2 tO Matchmaker, c/O something that Wil prodUce a ViSible ,end _to...,_ ........ -....-.-... RcJI Estil te Rento ls ' Oj)ul 'Birthday.. F,'im ::,uppl1eo ~ Li ·.'• ~ to c k .· ( 1, II ,., . ,. result could be extremely gralifying for you today. You need evidence that your time is used productively. GEMINI (Moy 21 ·Juno 20) Someone who speeds your pulse might show more lhan just a platonic interest in you today. Let him/her know the overture is wei· come. CANCER (Juno 21..July 22) Different persons you've helped in the pest might be inclined to do somelhing special tor you today. They w~l ott act Independently without consulting each other before· hand. , , LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) Verbalize your . desires \1\d expectations loday with someone )llhO might bring them to, fruition. Even those closes! to you don't know what you want H they're not told at times. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today your biggest breaks might come from strangers. It's possible you may never be aware of those who made your success a reality. ' UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Group actilli· ties could be exactly what you'll be ne,d· ing today. If you don't already have · plans, get on the hom and do something tO bring your clque together. 11 "'· ...•• .... ., •• 1: .. •...· ,, :' �... • i. f '\. Plgl 1D-Thli Dllily Sentinel ( .. .• • -· • Poineroy-t.llddleport; Ohio ' '7 -> . ' ~,I ' • • ~· . t • ~'~ 1 ' ' '.. ' ~ •. J.l' •• I .. 'W"fllf,.. · I~· ( Ann Landers Dell' Au bwlen: Why is it !bat wbeaner a WOIIIID wri&ea 10 r.y b11t hl"'*ld doelll't WlllliO bavc - . you tdl bet eilbcr be is llavin& · •lftait (I' be'ljMablbly impolellt? My wife and 1 (we've beCD -mt for 33 yean) have not had - for at lelll 10 yean. and it doelll't have ..ything 10 do with die wa;y we tel along. The reason I am livlns a celibate life is because lllCUII!IIIldlla ~ pCnoo. · . yoilr.Riders '!bat itdtu;,.,zi is. a: . · ~DENVER:;~ ludi ~ .~. j,lij~ ~~ v~~:·t·( ~·j I Jtronsly rccom111el!d joint darigerqu bUt preYelllati&o:illlei$0 · )'OI!n. beJp hie: ,ID hClp. niy . - . . ·, 1·l$AR. fqX; Y.iJia·n ii,jlfit ~""~ . COUDICiing. It seemr • if you lOCI . Warn d!em not ro ~' it. wit!l., ~~ay woli..~ m~ of II1(IC. · l~gi.ti,mi,e· ··.;c;proaf . ~~·.~ · Sally ..YC a problem lbal is mutb stomach fig. lnflucoza 'Is . a !hem. ·· · · · · ·l*li!:'-"'li _14)' *id.~!11tlt:... : more of a hiOdjcap dian her.weighL I Ilea' from a kll of men whO are erazy ~dlcir fat wives. Dear Au Lucien: ¥ou recendy · )Jrinlcd a lcacl' from a Woman who found out dlat a rece~~t flu shot-had caused her 10 test posilive for HIV. ~ are many rcascns a penon may receive 1 faiJc positive when testing for AIDS. A recent vaccinatiOn is juat one of diem. Rllewnatoid anluitis and pregnanc:y (if you've been pesnant before) may alsoresultinafalseposilivc. Morcimponantly,Ann,pleaseteU respiratory disease. For higli-risk ow'Ani, I.:allden: I recelvecl'a · 'llie11nl ted flq; ~fd ~!t.)ll! .· mcmbm'(theelderly.or ..yonc wid! notice in die mail last Week IIIYiolll . 111111«~~" qtldl.:;· · ; · a .h_istory · of eard_iov~seulu, · · ,.. cliiiiic torcec~a ~- , ·<km of die Di~.•~··JoJ·d·~ . respuatory II' chronce dcsesse), 11m111t .._.,a llilllioil-dollan 'can't handle - 'l!lit ~ influenza em be fataL lllould ~ ~ $11 "piiX 1 ili fee. • . .IIIOIIt '!" 11's i!Qci~.Nv'.e 10., ·. . ·.! The a'lmlsunnual coat 10 die The poatillaete'r 'ieneral baa /1 lie ptW#q ~·lljr .Wai!HO United StaleS from influenza alone inf~ me lhll aadces such il '/MproYe your IOCilll ii:Ulsf'Wrlt;fof is $3 biUim 10 $5 billion. A simple 11ae ll'C filby IIICt dlould be pit AM Lon!Jer~' ,.,...:~/, "/JDW'IIi flu siKl for every Americln could biCk in tho c!Dvelope ~ llllfUd 'Makt Fri(MI atlfl ~IOP• Btlllt.· ' help. "Recum 10 l'olllmancr." · . · · l.otlely." S,tld 11.~V.flildrUsed. ~: , Thank you Cor educating the Legitimate sweepttM;es comP&· brl.riuu·si~ .fill¥~ a.t iJ tflt~ . public on hcallh mllllt.n ~could nies deliver your wiMinp diRictly. or.rllfiMY o,.,,p $4)5 (lltil IIJ•: mesn the difference between. life to )'011. They do not so .agh 1 clllllts pDIIIIgt 11114· ltiJNIIlllg}. to." and death..... NURSES PRN, FLU third puty 'ud request money. FIVNll>cloAM~I;P;Q.Box· CENTRAL, DENVER Somelhing !las_, be ckxlc ID Jfllp 11562,CIIicagp.IU.(()/)t.l-..(111:. . . dlesc crooks from robbins the c~. utld $5.0S;J.. .. '• !¥..,. ._,I Dracula museum quenches thirst for ~nowtedge ·; • .., ...... ,, • •' ' .I .<J.'' ~~ ' NEW DOCTOR - Dr. Christine Mize joined the Dr. John Kni&ht's Point ~tEye Oinic this week. Mlze, a Parkersbn111 native, plaDI to split time between the Point Pleasant Eye OlDie and a R1veD1wood clinic that her husband works aL Mize Is a graduate of Manball University and the Southern College of Optometry. Mize joins clinic staff Dr. Christine Mize, a guduate of Marshall University and the Soutliem College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, is joining the Point Pleasant optometry practice of Dr. John Knight. · Mize, originally from Parkersburg, will be working at the Point Pleasant eye care facility on Monday and WedneSday afcemoons. "With Christine, we will be able to keep the clinic open longer and provide care for more people," said Knight, a Point Pleasanc native and graduate of Southern College of Optometry. Mize plans 10 split time between Knight's clinic, fonnerly George Nibert's practice on Main St., and a Ravenswood practice that her husband, also an optometrist and Manhall graduate works at. ' -" The Point Pleasant Eye Clinic, iocaced on Main St., offers a full line of concact lenses, including both specialty and standard lenses. The clinic is a toea! family care facility, which can diagnose and trcac such eye ailments as pink eye and glaucoma. · By JUDIE GLAVE Aaoclated ~ Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Forget Michelangelo and Monet; think Bela Lugosi and Dram Stoker instead. This Is tbe Draru1a Muacum. Walk !DID the two-rcom apart· meat-turned-museum and come face to face with a 12·inch wax replica of tbe wicked VJad Tepes, a taCOUDtDracula. ' The glass-covered lyrallt is ncs· lied amoog paintinss, stamps, coins and candles of the 1Sth-century RomauiaD count who, hiaiDriiiiiS claim, impaJcd 10,000 1\Ra, caming him tbe nldmMpe "Sir Stake." There's the Stoker memorial wall, filled with pictures of the Irisb author who brought the Uwary Dracula 10 life, 111 invilllklo ID Lugoai's funeral 8IICl a packet of soil marked: "From Bela Lusoai's grave." . The museum Is the braiJ'dclld of JeaDDC Keyes YOUDgson, who was a succcsaful, free-lance filmmaker untll a fateful trip to Transylvania 29 years ago. MIN that, her interest in vampirism became an obsessioo. . "The Dracula biz just sort of tld over my life," she says. The result: The Colint Dracula Fan Club, founded in 196S, and the museum, which opened in 1990. Youngson says: the club has 2,SOO members in 26 ClOUDtriea 8IICl operates IS offshoot divisions, includins a jUDior fan dub called V811111ites 'R Us. Tlie club p;ovides infonulion 011 all legends and faas reiiUCd ID Dracula. Only members are aiiOwW Into ibe mli 1111W allbough . accredited authors may uae ita exteoaive library of 24,000 boob for a nominal dnrtalian Fan club mcmben pay an lntlal fee of $SO and an annual. $3S renewal fee to get monthly newsletters telling them about upcoming vampire .moviel, boob and events like tbe World Dracula Congress, ID be bdd iD Buchareal, Romania. in May, . Mcmbenbip fcea illo cover the cost of running the museum 8IICl paying for tbe DIIOI'tDlCIII of~­ Ia and vamP,ire lalirJrlmVJra tbat fill the upmulncinllkc, iba&-arpet· ed apartmeoL Some of theobjecta wac donaled by Dracula fans; others wqe purdlased by Youngsoa durlns a several trips eacb ye.- to Europe 10 search for Dracula memanbllla. Exhibits range from .die scricus - like a rare fust edilioll, aiped copf of Slllker'a "Under 1be SUIIset' 8IICl the cape worn b)' Fnmk Laofrlla in the BroadwaY version of • Dracula" - to tcbotcbkes , including a DnK:ula Ninja Turtle, olastic Halloween m11k1 ud ,a Dracula-bi-a-c:Oft'iD Ice lluctet. In boner of Halloweco, YOUDgson also bas an exhibit called VIUDilite Leslat. "Dracula's Sweet Tooth," featurjust unbelievable the way lug vampire and Dracula candles It's"It's captured the public's attenfrom around the world. Items tion," Y~ says. . include "Draallll Bid BlOOd BUll' Not everyone who applies for blcgum" and "Drnc Snax" from club membership is accepted .. RIIID•nia There's a waiting list in tbe New lntaest In the senre baa sbarp- ym !Well because she limits local ened recendy with the upcoming members 10 SO so otben iround the' rclcasc of lbe movie vcnloo of Ann world have equal access. And Rice's ".Jntervicw With The Yam· Younsson routinely turos away pire," starring Tom Cruise as . romo tbc bouse and grounds. '• As IOOD 11 we bcud abc ··t than, we said, 'That's what we're going'" said Kathy ,Ca-p of Grand Rapids, Mkh. "My kids thought it wu a boot wileD I called them and told them where we were staying." i>ebbi Gatten of Monroe brought ber mother, Eunice Boyer, visitiDI f'rolp Marylalld. . Gatten's fiance stayed down the .··road at a motel. •'He bad dinner with us aDd B;y MARY FOSTER Aaociated ~Writer Community Corner • .. . . · , , ·. . · .·•· · ARGUMENT FOR ATE BALLOT UNG~GE, &XPWATIONBi AA~UMENTS . . . . AND~U'TJONB FQA ,Afi-.·DJII~ rp THE OHIO : . . · VOTE FOR·ISSUE 1 ~'JSSVESIMPLY ~~~WHAT rr-~, ~. ~ · CONSTITUTioN PROPOSED IV . TtiE ~ENERAI.. · · SUPPORT ~ /US'11CE OIUO p.! lhoulcl bt defelted bocau~ .· · ·· , .. · ASBEMaV AND IA~LOT i.ANGOAGE,·ARQU~'NT$, According 10 the currenl'bw, a penon ~ntcDCCd to desdl in·Obio bu the: I Will not al~eamly ~ the time betWeen a •• ·, ·c Of dciilch . ANI)·THE FULl.:· T~ OF AN .ENDMENT,t() T~ right to an appeals ~ 'M.t contains.two steps cio the state lev~: The and cxecutiou. . . : .• ·. : ; :-· OHIO ~a1111J11C)N PROPOSED BY INITiATIVE PETI- Court of Appeals and~ Ohio S!lpreme c~. Issue 1 seeks ro delete the . • . · ·. ·, · :· . . .........,. . ' . · · ' · . · Court of Appeals step m an effon 10 streanilinc die p,aeeas and ~ the 2 .lt il!mascs the risk dlat an irnoomt ~ will Jlc ~; . ·" ' ·· I I:N • • • • • · · · • . .. . . · . . • ·· · . , , . . . "ow pro.,.. ___ Xhoose anq term = fro-m 29 to ?9 . . m,es ·:> . .. i-•-.-.---------------.. •1~ ·~,:·_ 0 =· 3 l-~ tl'.e0r· ·. -..IV·~•or,.i~~~-·l· refo~ .G Artlde.e& ' . of~ COMMITI'EE TO PREPARE ~GuMENT FOR ISSVE 1 f':· . .. COMMI'ITEE To PREPARE' ARGUMENT AG.uN~ ~I.SICZ ••. .. ' ~ 1·: .. ~. r • • • t . JANUARY ·- l, 1995. .. . ' (l,mel>ded . t. . • . s- lciiiB ' 1 2 lfj; " . l'rcpooiaato-~afAoli'l \oi., · lhc Clllllli1utioll .rllk".ll*tf o.ii,. ' oud>orizetbo illitioa ............ ~ • sold tbotonio bepoiilt-.OC*io'fli,. tiooTIUit"-JDbe . . .,.. . . . faitllllld Cftillt ot ... - . . . . . . chqra ....... . A IDIIJorlty y... vote Is DeC"sery .for ~ 1111 •• ,..j .• 9 . S8ALL THE PaOfosED AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED?. Be it reaolved., ~-- '} ~ lhc Stole of Ohio, t~ne-a.. af• : electiOd to eodi llilllill.lhcruhailfJOp( · ' 11'-....... lf'* state in die p ' 1(01101'11elec:td 10 lie . . . . . . . ._...,.. . NO . • • 1.,.. ., CONSITIVI10N.U. MIN IF ADOPTED, THIS AMENDMENT WILL JtE EFf'WI1VE JANUARY 1, 1995. · ~ .~ · rntOF~ · IMPOSED FOR OFFENSEs · COMMITTED ON OR AFTER . ~· ~- • 3. Al'fLY 1'() CASU IN .WIUc;:H THE DEATH PENALTY IS 7 , . . , . . , .. . . dayaftr:<tbolird"-,iiM . lpropoul.to._.a_.,.... . EXPLANATION FOR STATE ISSUE 1 (as prepared by the Obio -Ballot .BOard) "vampire wannabes/' thOse who claim they a or waot 10 be practicing, blood-sucking memben of lbe undead . . . "Most of lbe time lbcy're sict-. os or troubled ttaa1ust Jooting for some way to be different," ihe, aay&. . 'Sbc rejects their application• with this advice: "Oet>oufl!l tbc scm•bine men and ~·n feel. bet-' AR11CIJ! VI .. Knauff Cites Long's Voting Record • Long's votes .would ·have : cost Ohio residents 00 Per Year STATE I'OlliiGHI!It EOOCA"AAft, rr1S HERI!IIY D1m!RMINED ro Ill IN THE PUBI,.IC ~ -AND A ~ PUBut·PURPosi! POl THE IITATE TQ MAOO'AIN A I'IICXIRAI" JQt t11E WE OP nJI110NCIIJ!DIT5 SUOf THAT THE PROCEEDS op: SUCH CIIEDt'ts M CHASED POR.THE BENEm~, liON THIIN A IESIDilN:r OF Tl! SHAUBEGU~1'0 EDUCATION: AS MAY BE PI.O\'JDJ!D BY LAW. ((!) '· · THI! .tumoN CREDrrs PRO- GRAM AND. THE QH10 TUmON. t TRUS'J'·JIUND ~y CI\MTI!D BY LAW,. ,WlfiaH 1111MS. mcuJDI! ANY~J'OTHAT~ 2 OR RIND . SHALL liB <Xl'NhNul!D SUifr ' PROPOSED CONmnJTIONALAMENDMENT · . l ' (Propoeed by a-ludon of tbe GeDeral ~bly of Ollie) JBCT1'0UmMMI!tA'tis, ~I AS MAY IIERI!/.i"fD- ~. 'ro SECIJRI!THEGUAJWn\!BS·~ BY DIVISION •(A) (1; 1'fd:siltnQN, 1liE GENERAl,. ~I!MIILY sHAll 4j. PROPRIATl! MONEY. SIJPFICIINT .TO OFFSET ANY ,DJ!IIICII!IIicY-THAT S)CCURS IN TilE QHIO FUND, AT ANYTIMt! . . . y '111 MAKE PAYMB~ ~...TJIJ! P1JU., AMOUNT OF ANY 'I'!JI'I'IDf(;J'Anwtr OR REFUND THAT . ~· •HAVE BEEN REQ\liBI!D BY A Ttii'l1bitl.~y; MENT CONTRAcr, llXCI!Pf IIQI( THB CONTRACf'S I,IMrr PI' PAYMIIJO',TO ' MONEY AVAILABLI! IN•111lt Titun FUND. NOTWI'I1ISTANI>INGJIII¢fJoN. 29 OF t.JtTICLI!Jl OF nus~­ TION. OR THE LIMITATION OP A TtJt• • TION PAYMENT CONTUCT' U- ' ECUTED BBFORI! 1111! Ei'FEC IIVI! DATE OF THIS SBCTION1 :wat J(J>. PROPRIATIONS MAY BB MADE BY A MAJORITY OP ' THB liiBMP!IlS ELECTED TO EACH HOUIII! 'OF 'rHti GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND11UIPUIJ. AMOVN'I: OF ANY SUCH INifANCID TUITION PAYMENT OR RIIJitJND NAT BE DISB~ TO AND ACUli!IID tt. . THE BENEFIOARY OR PtlltCIIA!IDt , '1'9 THESB ENDS TIII!RE IS liiiii!8Y PLEDGED THI! FULL PAITH AND CRI!DIT AND TAXINO POWER 0111111!• STAT!!. , • ALL ASSETS THAT AIII MAINTAINED IN THE QHIO nlri'iQN TRUST FUND SHAll BE USED S0iJ1Ly FOR THE PURPOSES OF THAT FUND', HOWEVER, IF THI! PROGRAM IS Tlla. MINATBD· OR THE FUND IS UQUJDATED, 11iE RI!NAININ() ASSIITS APTER THE OBUOAnONS OF 11111 To ameod Artlde I of the Olllo COIIIlitutloo b;y the fddltion ofSedloa .... . • • c;:-usr TO AFFORD VICI'IMS OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES CONSTITUTJONAL RIGHTS, THIS~ WILL: •· 1. lEQUIRE THAT VICTIMS OF CRIME )IE ACCORDED FAIRNESS, DIGNITY AND llESPIWI' IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSIEM. BY l. AS PROVIDED LAW, REQUIRE THAT VICTIMS OF CRIME BE GIVEN .REASONABLE AND. APPROPRIATE NO'DCE; INFORMATJON, ACCF.SS, AND PRoi'EcnON AND A MEANINGFUL ROLE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE MlOCESS. . IF ADOPTED, 1UIS AMENDMENT WILL NOT GIVE ANY PERSON NEW OR ADDmONAL RIGHTS TO APPEAL OR MODIFY A CO\IRT DECISION; ABRIDGE ANY OTHER RIGHT GUAilANTEED BY TQE U.S. OR OHIO CONSTITUTIONS, OR CREATE A UGAL CLAIM FOR COMJIENSATJON OR DAMAGES AGAINST TilE BrAT£ OP omo, ITS POIJTICAL SUBDn:JSIONS OR ANY PUBLIC OmCER OR COMMITTEE TO PREPARE ARGUMENT FOR ISSUE Z • Represcntalive Katherine H. Waish IF ADOPTED, THIS AMENDMENT WILL BE EFFECTIVE ' Representalive Sean Logan .IMMEDIATELy. . Representative Tim Greenwood ry for p·mp. A majority yea Vote IIIW In June, Long voted against final approval of Senate Bill 20, legiSlation which overturned a A SPI!CIPIBD AMOUNT VfUI!N TO THI! COST 0P TUliDN #.'1' ANY . STATE · INS:TITUTIQN 01' HIOHE1t ·llDUCATIDN; AND THE SAMB bit A DIPFI!RENT·AMQUNT WliEN AI'I'LIIlD TO THI! COST OF rtJmON AT ANY OTHER JNSTITV'nON ·op HwHER . ARGUMENT FOR STATE ISSUl: l EMPLOYEE. Per Vehicle 6._W..TO !NC'RF,V <W0,1t. TUNmES TO THE RI!SIDEifJ'S OFniis tel'." CillO· ! .,.., Iy foilowina- Sot " -.'VJ ot6o Coostitutioa of -~ 10 ....... lollaowo: ~ Sectioa COIItroYe!Sial ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court FUND HAVE BEEN.SATISPI8D IN AC.- and helped prevent a severe Increase of YES automolile ~rates. The sde dlssentlng wte on the conference conunittet came from Senatlx Jin Nlc:hael l.Ong (I}Qtdeville), a lawyl'!' lilmelf, IIIIo also spoke against the bUi on the smatl' lloor. The trial lawyers' organizalion opposed the bill Knauff dted Lonis record ci atteptilg campaign donations from Attorneys Dedk:ated to Ohio l'tOJIIe Totally (AOOPI'), the p<JiitQl ill1loo conunittee of the Ohio Academy or liial ~ and his decision to wte on their side ~t ~ legts!ation wbldlhelped prevent the prtce r1 autorJIQble InSurance frcmgOO!g up. ·· According to records of Lonis campaign donations on file' in the ofllce of Secretiry of ~te llob Talt, I.oog has accepted Sll,700 from AOOI'I' durtng his seven·year tl'llun! as state Sl'lllltor. '1be pen:ejltion of undue lnllumce cenalnly Is there. i think he should llllSI\'el' to the voters oo this maner," said Knauff. · '£venlfhewasn't Inftuenced by the lawyers group, Iwant to know why he opposed this bill It Is savtng Ohioans rooney 1111 be was against It· . ' '1be wiXlle Idea of Slnice Is to l'eJftMiit die blsi lntmsts of the peopk_ceitairuy ll6t the best Interests or hlgb-~ attorneys,· said Knaclf. •A<l state secaror, my priority will be to seM all peqlle, not those llilllllilke la!ge campaign donatlms.• NO SHALL 'I'BE'PROPOsiD AMENDMINT,BI ADOPTED1 ' oflhc Owrito- r:lOhiotonod II followa: !!!!'.""4 TION 1liE J.lNITED FATES OR nus CONSTITUTION, AND DOES NOT CREATl! ANY CAUSI! OP AC110N POR COMPENSATION OR DAMAGES AGAINST THI! STAT!!, ANY POUI'ICAL SUBDIVISION OF TilE STATII, ANY OP· PICBR. BMPLO)'I!I!, OR AOIINT OF THE STATE OR OF ANY POU'IlCAL SIJB. !)IVISION, OR ANY OFPICBR OP THI! COUitT. .BFFEC'I1VB DATB If ldajiiOcl by I a¥ricY of dlo eleculn ...rm, .. tbo propoaol. Sectioft JOs 'rl Ani· cle I ot dlo OwtitNtioa ot Ohio aball tlloc cf- V'O TE FOR·.,. CORDANCE WIT1i LAW SiiAU, BB TRANSPERRI!D TO ~ <IBNIIII.\L ABVBNUE FUND OP THE S'i'A11!. LAWS SHAll BB PASSI!D, WHICH MAY PRECEDE AND BE MAD11 CON- . TINOBNT UPON THE ADOI"rioN OF . nus AMENDMENT BY 1118 l!UIC: TORS, TO PROVIDE T H A = CONQUer OF '1111! TVm0N ' PROGRAM SHAU.. BE WIT1i nus AMIINDMBNI'. NCmaNCIIN nus AMBNDMENT SHALL BB CONSTRUED TO PROHIBIT 011. III'BICf, ANY AMIINDMIItml TO 1118 UAWS < OOVI!RNDIO THI! !I/D1l>N CUDI'i$ PROORAM OR THB QH10 T1JJTIOic t TRUST PtlNn THAT All! NOT~ SISTBNT WIT1i nus AMBNDMJ!Ift!• l ' IIPI'liC11VII DA111 ·, I ~ of llle ....... ......... tbo P"'PPOIII• SOCiioa 6 ot Ank:lo' Vl'ol"tbo "C ol<*ollilll ... lf. feet i n :t IV '' ' (continued on G~k) If ldoplod by w••• • ,. Ohio Valley Bank I ' and :. . . · . . . •· •. ·· ' ' the of appeals and mates (jecision. In total,lrum tbe da;y tba& This proposal should be defeated because it sclcctivdy,deoieil·approf·aplibedeath-teocewaplmpoeed,tothedaytlmtthe.SupraMCounf'Y• peal onlY to. those sub.ic\:tto the state's most e~·~· ~· · . · .• . · clecllion, ID average of ftve yean·may bave s--1·: · . .. · ' ·· • PROPOSED CONSTITUTION~ AMEND~ · . This proposaiBb~d be defcsted bCcaUBC ii opeoa out ~-~~·ia · 1 · · 1Qlli01111S shotM vote in favor.of ISsue 1btcaUBC it is ti I'CIIIOIIIble lleP. ti!WIII'II a·lengthy and e~pensive constituliooal cballelige. Tlie U.S. StpaDe CouiL . ·.. ·by .. . •· our eurrent judicial system. Too often criminala are allowed 10 has never upheld a death penalty statute 111lowing !ewCf leveli. in • _... .,.,........ _ ...., ....,._.,u llllllipulate and e~ploit our judicial process tbroug!J eodlcu appeals that take Cilpical cases dum in otbcr cases. · · · . . :· ·. . . · · ycus to review. Meanwllie, die families of victims wait for final justioe to ·. · · ,· · . · . , -".' · , doe of·tbe ~ of Oldd. , •· ·, .' be 8dministered· Unfommately, many families are lllill waillna. SUpport for This ~ should be defea,ted !Wause it increaSes the tiit "1!!11·u iiiDc). . .....,~'"'GE·- -~~ioo _ .. - . ..·· .,·.o .. c~.,:,;..,IN · . I..e l is support for tbeee famlllea. ecnt penon will be executed. There bave been scvcrillns!Mcel ~~TO "'~.. ....,. .-...v..._...,~ .. "" __.,........,. r pie conviCted and awaiting the death penalty bave bj!eD WJeJY· ~. WIDCBTIIEDEATHPENALTYISIMI'OSED, THIS AMEND- .. SUPPORTERS OF.,ISSUE 1 This measure.sbouldbe«fcatcd 10 ive can 110lve'lbe problliln:m way•·tbal· MENT wiLL: · Governor George Voinovich · carry leas risk of executing die w~ penon. .. Attorney General Lee Fisher · -: ' 1. REMOVE JVIUSDicnoN i"RoM T&E.:oovars oF A.P- Ollio Prosecuting Attorneys Aasociati<!ft VOTE NO ON ISSUE 1. ebase. . ·t .. By eliminating the. Qf duplication of efforta and re.vicw ~ ~ ~f die ease-~ ~Je*i'¥:-~U· IIIII many years will be aaveil. AcOOi'iliiig to present liw, 11M: eourt of 1P' iDto iUejeil tiqle-IIVUJl. lndividuala 011· both Oftliejlillll"..,, peals mUll review tile eotire reeord, ~ is all evidenee that was pracrcted dlat·tbcsc lft!lndatt\d ll(lPCII1s IIJ!IY .incrWe thc Ohio Su))Rme ~·· ~ · . mon as the aodcDt bouscl, rower- ner of lbe bou&e by odler llaves. lng oaks ud Civil War batUe- · A later owner was sltot 8lld Ill&• &fOI!Dds, The Myrtles ltaode ouL . gered through the·bouae liid up 1? Bed-and-IJII'.akfast gucs1.1 report of the 20 steps of the main alai(~ b•g music, children crylns or r.A.,. whr.rr. lie died in his wife' a. talldng, and other strange noises. arms. People say they bear bia They also insist they smcll perfume steps ati11 climbiDa tboee 17 lfCJII· •.· 1 • ' :It couils Appeal~~ ~n.ocess, .'?tiJI8-~lc PR:OPO'.SED AM' EN'o· MENT TO · THE OHIO CONSTITtJTION ~~==~~m;:;~~:c:;;;r:v:~: easel~. .. eoon a .' Ev::ti~w==~:e.~=: ~.~t~e':e:"b:::::f:t when: ghoslla said 10 be • banged fnlll au oak tree 11 the all'· $ ' · . · · of appeal. Without·this lower eoon lllV'JCWo, Supn:mc Caut.Juilllcel ,will have · , ~~;~ D~'l'HrBN'M.TY ~ASI$ ON DQlECT in tbe iOOins. .. Tour sroups floclt ID the. DIID• sion nooonly for about iU maaniflecnt ardlilceture llld·lllliquee,,.bqt for the lllllr'l tbat feC!Oillt ill \'ioleot blslory. · In the 1820s, Iudsc Clarke, Woodruff lived at The Myrtlea ground. ·· with his wife 8IICl three daughtm, . ~'When I flnt beard about the and took a youns slave named. gbosll, I thousbt they were the Cbloe as his mistreas. grea1a1 marketing ploy ever," aaid According to lesend, Tecta M011, who with bet huaband Wooclrufr a wife fonnd oot about Jolm bought The Myrtles two ~ the liaison and plaDned to send ago. "I wasa't a bellever tben. ' Chloe ID the fields. Chloe jloisoDed . ·, TIO" TO BE By~ITTEO . TO !f:HII: VOJEfii .AT THE syetcmmolllc~ient.liluel w.lllafv,~to~~vietecland-a.iaeed ! · · . · · ·• · . ' .. •·•. . • ·. . · · .. GENERAL EL,Cl'ION, NOVEM¥fl.8,.1194. . ao death 1n Ohio a dlrel!t appea1 to t11e 0111o s.....- eoart, OJtio~a death.penalty ~are now· re~wed b)'~ 41(tlle '~~ CCJ!IItl left," Gatten said. "He wouldn't · stay hen: because it's haunted." The house. buit\ In 1796, Is rumored ID be haunted by at least six people. Plus. an Indian is sometimes seen behind the bouse; according to legeod, the JDBDSion sits oo an ancient Indian burial --Community calendar I I •• ••' Ghost and guest vie for space in haunted house .-: ST FRANCISVILLE, La. (AP) - It's midni&bt llThe Myrtles, u antebellum maosion with a dark, bloody history. A bright moon ·bigbllghts tbkt Spanish 111011 c1raping the trees and the mist that swirls up from the Mhaiaaippi River. · · do the wide veranda sit several .by Charlene Hoeflich guesll who bave paid 10 spend the night despite - no, make that While Christmas is sUII two the village to ataae a giaDt party. It because of - the shoats said to months away, it' a apparent tllat starts after trick-or-treat ends, thoughts are definitely tumed in that's 7 p.m. thll diredlllll. Bob Gilmore who has been This wedt paoa w= CXliiiPicted active with both lbe lcgioll and the Tbe CommaDity c.lellilar II BEDFORD - Bedford Townfor two acmual events - ~CJIIiltO village for maoy years is 011e of p1ibllabed •• 1 free aenlce to ship Volunteer Fire Department m• Dower show JIY the Melaa many who puts Ia loll of houn ac- aoa·pront group• wlabiDI to ·C.ommittce, 7 p.m Tuesday, IDwn· Count)' a.deo Clutil AJIO'illion, atlng scary sceoea in the woods 10 IDDOUDCe -llnp Ud 1pedal ship ball. Public invited. 1114 the traditional holiday wort· that those 011 the layride can haYC a enata. Tbe caleadar 11 aot &bop or the Meiss COUDl)' Exten- dandy fright experience. In yean de•laned to promote ••I•• or · POMEROY - Pomeroy CllapalcD Office. past patienka at Overbrook wbo fland niserl or IDY .type. lte• ter 186, Order of the,Easlcnl Star, 6 Apia this )'C8r die t1ower show were able bavc takcll the lint ride are priDted •IJ*e permltl ...a p.m. potluck followed by the meetwiD be staacc1 at c.leloD Sdtool in on a hay wagon tbrousb Sleepy canaot be auaranteed to. ran • ing. Auctiou 10 be bcld and those ~:•e on the weekend after Hollow. auending are asked 10 take somesiving. It' a actually more This year a large tent will be ~ ilumber of day.. thing for the auctioo. tbiD u11Dgements,1t'a gift WlliP' · used on the bill for the refreshpin& featuring plant material, menta, "to kc.ep die dew off', said MONDAY WEDNESDAY wreaw and awags, 8lld holiday Gilmore. Hotdogs, cider, aad PAGEVILLE - Scipio TownPOMEROY - The Mel~ dCicclndna ideas. • donut.a, will be served by tbe County Veter11111 Senice CIIIDm ship Trustees, 6:30 p.m. WednesOdi""Dben met Ibis MICk to legionnah:e• - nil free - and lion will meet MODday, 7:30 p.m. day at PageviUe Township buildample" .,._ for die show which caady 1111111 will go to the youns- ill the Veterans Service omee In ing. 11 being Cllalred by Slleila Curtis. aeen. Jt'i a ICai opportunity to see just onmorc said they're plannins Pomeroy. MIDDLEPORT - Mlddleporl hoW taiel*d lad CI'CIIIllc our gar- for the usual tum - ..aboUt 2,000. TVESDAY Literary Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, den club ~ arc, 10 do plan MIDDLEPORT - Mlddlepolt hmle of Mn. David Bowen. Mn. to,IIII!Dd. · · I always count on the Health Cmunlllity Aasodatloo, 5:15 p.m. Dwight Wallaee,to 111view "I Know ~ who me looklna for aew DeplttJilent for my flu shot, and Tueaday at Peoples BIDic. Why the Caged Bird Slaga" and idela for holidaya lifll. foods or wu clellal*d wbell additional VIC· ' selected pocma b)' Maya Ansclou, decoratlna ahoufd attend the cine came 111 .0 !bat thole under 65 POMEROY - FOE Auxiliary and Mn. Eileen Buck to review MCounty Celcbralion", a program 1114 ~y couW get shots for lbal meeting; Tueaday, potlucl 7 p.m.; "'''rJJl of the Lonesome Pine." of tile MeiJI CouJ!tY Exteaaion nomhM!J tee ul $2. meeting 7:30p.m. Service set for Nov. 14 from 10 Tbo Jaat cHnlc waa apecilicaiJy a.m. 10,noon It the Senior CitizCIIa · for thole Over 6!1 yean of age or c-. thole Wilb health~· Friday the Health DbJIUII!lent 1be proaram will be preiiCIIted nunea save S39 llloel..... that's in . ~E.xleMiol!l AFDll Becty .-Jdltioll to the 7S6 they gave Jut Gallla CclUnty, Nikki w.eck. Oil bud to help resister Cavaliet, Lawrence Coaty, Iiiii thole QIIIIIDa for abotl were mrm· . CIDdy S. Oliveri, Meip County. ben of tliC Retired Senior Volun- · Jadudod in tbe propam will ~ teet Plvpllll. . . ldeaa for festive anacb ud · II you missed ontalain, · dealerts. holiday cnfts. gift givilta Norma Toms lclla ua there wlil be ldell, IDCI CRIIfvc Jllojeaa. IDOtber dlance. So juat watdl the Eadc ~ will reeel~ a . peper. !loot, llllke two take· Jii1i1i8 .pCijectlllld bavc Ill OJIPI!r• .' ADd just thia reminder - Tbc ~ 1D ....,.. alllcWI'I:not filildt, ·f7'1b Allnlvc:nary ul Melp 4 .• . Re,W.IIioD fee for tile cllu Ia · ty 00111JIH!I!!t!AiiYC coverlets S4 alii claal aize Ia limited, 10 beel .avec~ 1114 IDlY be )Jkbd doa't ~~ 1.. Cllll dle,E•Ima MeiJI County MUJCIDD oaa; ~ 10111t 'l')rw1Jior II ret: ope11 boun. 'Ibat's ·months. NeW. 10. gh Salurday from, 1 '· to\4:30 p.m. or Tuesday evcDIDg, MinlllllURl deposit: $ 500.00. Thia CD falllOIIIIIically ...,.woble. • · U · w'~l!i, ._..., HaJln 11 Nerio. 1. . Penally forCidy widldrawll A.P.Y. i11Yiillble 11 of 'I1IIJe W,111 fie lllilltY of actlclB A llllbed •nbllt of exn , . lhc date of this iauC, but it aubjc:ot to cloWD 11 Sloepy lfOioW tlllliallt ":'::' edctl ·~ available~ these my Call 446-2634 or 1-800-486-6682 . . plaiDw,lllll'a m~ • . be pl1i ru:d ror $SO for • IIIII as Page Screot •ear tile .,aatlaa lbuupply laa41. . w11ae for ICVCIII.,.a dee MiddleJ.Noloailllli;a 111M ..... ' JIDII-· . Wltb . .. Have a olee.weck. '' I .. . t Man. chooses life of celibacY over obe$e w.l~ ·Of·:'$~~)!~~~:)· "Sally" cho!Jir.e food over sex. She is 5 foot 2 a weishs 111c1et 200 polllds. . Sally is not only depriving me of· groat sex, which we once had, but I have lost a wonderful companion. We"don't go 1D the movies or ID ballgamcs any more beeause ·slle C810t fit into lbe IICBlB. She has been on 11 least a dozen diets and can't setm 10 itick wid! any of them. lam a healthy, IIQI'IIIai man in my middle SOs and have resisned myself to a life of celibacy. How docs dlis sound 1D you? -- YUMA, ARIZ. DEAR YUMA: It sounds Sll'IIIIJe. I have yet 10 eee a seat in a diester (I' a sportS ll1lldium dlat would not ' · .f '" 1/ I. I . .. ' • I " • '1/ ••• ,, �. .........-... .... __,.....,..,_ -- ... . ~ PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION Ohio ·Lottery · ( .Packers PROPOSED CONSTITVTIONAL AMENDMENT (PrOpoeed by Resolutloa of the Genenl Aambly of Oblo) humble Pick 3: Bears Pick 4: 578 7815 Page4 3-10-20-25·36 TO INCREASE OPPOR11JNITIES TO THE JU!SIDENTS OF THE STATE OF OHIO FOR WGIIER FJ)UCATION AND TO ENCOVIlAGE OHIO FAMILIES TO SAVE AHEAD TO BEl I ER AFFORD HIGHER . .EDUCATION, THIS AMENDMENT WILL: 1. ALLOWTHE STATE TO MAINTAIN APROGRAM FOR THE SALE OF TUmON CREDITS WHEIEBY THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH CREDITS PURCHASED FOR THEBENEm OF STATE IWIDENTS ARE GUARANTEED BY TID! STATE TO COVER A SPECIFIED AMOUNT MIEN APPLIED TO THE COST OF TUI'DON AT ANY STATE lNSITI'UTION OF WGIIER FJ)UCATION AND 1BE SAME OR II: BIFFERENT AMOUNT WHEN APPLIED TO TIIE'COST OF TUITION AT ANY OI'HER WGIIER FJ)UCATION INSITIVI10N AS MAY BE PROVIDFJ) BY LAW. Z. TO REQUIRE THAT TUmON CRmiTS PAID FROM 1BE TUITION CREDITS PROGRAM~ THE OHIO TUmON TRUST FUND BE SUPPORTED BY THE FUIJ.. FAml AND CRmiT OF 1BE STATE OF OHIO AND REQUIRE 1BE PASSAGE OF LAWS FOR 1BE CONDUCT OF THE TUmON CREDITS PROGRAM CONSISTENT WITH THIS AMENDMENT. J.REQUIRETHEGENERALASSEMBLYTOAPPROPRIATEMONEY ·TO OFFSET ANY DEFICIENCY IN THE OHIO TUI'DON TRUST FUND TO GUARANTEE 1BE PAYMENT OF 1BE FULL AMOUNT OF ANY TUITION P.\_YMENT OR REFUND REQUIRED BY A TUI· TION PAYMENT CONTRACT, AND ALLOW AMAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS OF EACH HOOSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 10 APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR 1BE PAYMENT OF ANY TUmON PAY, MENT CONTRACT PREVIOUSLY ENTERED INTO. -4. REQUIRE THAT AU omo TUmON TRUST FUND ASSETS BE USED FOR THE PliRPOSE OF TID! FUND AND, IF THE FUND IS LIQUIDATm, REQUIRE THAT ANY REMAINING ASSETS BE TRANSFERRED 10 TID! GENERAL REVENUE FUND OF THE ST!TE. • • IF .(D()PTJD, THIS AMENDMENT WILL BE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. • . A majority yes vote Is _ . - , for IJIIIIIIIP• YES NO -~ • Finally, the amendment would require that all asaets maintaiDed in the Ohio Tuition Trust Fund be used solely for the purposes of the fund. If the fund is liquidated, any remaining asaetB would be transfemd to the general revenue THE OtiiO CONSTITVTION .SHOULD trfQI BE AMENDED TO PLEDGE STATE TAXES TO GUARAN'IEE PERSONAL COLLEGE fund of TVmON SAVINGS! ;.:IB!e. . ARG~NT FOR STATE ISSUE 3 The amendment would n:quire that tuition credits paid from the tuition credits program and the Ohio Tuition Trust Fund be supported by the full faith and credit of the State of Ohio. The amendment would also require the passage _of la.,vs ~ provtde that future conduct of the tuition credits program be.CQDSIStent With the amendment. . ·.I Vol. 45, NO. 127 : ~Copyright 1994 -INSURES PERSONAL SAVINGS PLANS: the investor would be assured of a filled recurn when college tuition credits an: purchased ~gardleas of earnings on Trust Fund investments. l>n"'ge of Issue 3 will not raise taxes or cost Ohlo taxpayeg more. It is needed to demonstrate to the Internal Revenue Service that the Prepaid Tuiti~n Program qualifies for federal tax exemption. Thia "stamp of approval" will enable the program to continue providing an affordable means for families to prepay future higber education at competitive prices. By BARRY F. ROSENTHAL Alloclatccl rr- Writer WASHINGTON --Tile yotma man accused of peppering the White Hou&e with· rifle bullets Is sP.!ndlng today In a psycblatrlc • forcaaic acn:ening" to dctenalae whether be Ia competent to UDderstaDd !be chartles aga1nat blm. · 1be preliminary meatal examiDa!ion of Francisco Martin Duran waa orderccrMoaday by U.S: Magistrate Deborah Robinson. The . government announced In court . --COMMITs SJ:ATE TAXING POWER: should the investment of college tuition funds.be insufficient !0 cover future tuition, tax-payers will ha_v~ to pay the diffe~nce. In a time of difficult budget choices, when: ~~ taxes or flducmg spending an: options, guannteeing personal savmgs u wroag. As a state agency, the Authority has many checks and balances to safeguard a fiscally-sound program for its panicipants. The funds an: sufficient to meet future obligations. Passage of Issue 3 will officially bad the Authority with the State's endonement, satisfying federal guidelines. . . -GUARANTEES PAYMENT: an abao1uteCOIIIIitutional guarantee is The Ohio Tuition Trust Authority was created in 1989 ·as a siB!e agency to llllde only for lona-term debt for IIBte buildings. Guuan~ payment provide Ohio families with a safe, simple and affordable way to prepay the for penonal college aavings accounts is BAD PUBUC POUCY! . cost of higher educati011 in small increments. Also, scholanhipa can now -.IRS'QU1!'8110NS: ldernal Reveuue Service will tax Trust Fund earnbe created.~ corporations or other organizations to prepay tuition for childreo !11&' unleas the program is IIBte bacbd. In reality tbcae an: private savfrom families who cannot afford advanced savings. • mgs and should n:main sO. · Since inception, the agency's Prepaid Tuition Program has rnon: than 31 SOO c~ enrolled, has been safely and prudently invested by Public Fmpio).ees Retimneot System money Dlllllllgen and has mon: than $113 milli011 in asset~ . COMMITI'EE' TO PREPARE ARGUMENT FOR ISSUE 3 -TRUSI' -·__. . FUND NOT . SILF-BUPPORTJNG: when this !....:·•·"_...,..was ~ Sill yean II?• 1t was to be independent of state govel'lllllent and mveston bad no claim 011 the General Revenue Fund. Now they will have lint .claim 011 the GRF! . down.'' CLEVELAND (AP) - Prell· . cleat Cliatoa, . . , Ill die belleat fll a congreuioaai ally, qrcccl to return to Cleveland to pro?Dote blaa voter turmNt In aext Tladay's elecUoo. Clin!Oa scbeduled a vlait today to the Aatlocb Baptilt Chiii'CII In , the bean of Clevelaad'a mostly black eutern aide, the polltlcai bome of 13-term Rep. Loail Stotcs, D-Oblo. Stokes critidzed <':Hatoa lut weelt for bypanlaa tbe laaer city duria& a campwip vlait urC!e\'eland and Akron oil bellalf of two Democrats seekina re-electloa, · Obio Attorney Geatftl Lee Alber and Rep. Torn Sawyer. "I doa •t tmow bow yoa cuae In l!en: and avoid your buc," Stobl said. Clintoa acknowledged Stotea' American Eaa1e Fllgllt 4184 from lodlaoapolla to Cblcaao erubed in a drivlag niastorm Moaclay aftemooD about 60 miles dlort of Ita deatlnltioa, killing all ~ paueogen and four cn:w mem- ~ :·, · · · ~ 1ctiY l')mrt uld h . ~ ..~~~~ emeraeacy workers reh~_tai:,tfrom the craab site. "'1116y . ·IP)y piece of tile plane wu QUU •eilciugb It could bave been .~ Ollt by band." lie said. A-trick-or-treating we will go indeed illegal. But, it coocluded shouldv<* NO on ISSUE 4. . (I) ~toitasupporten'misltadingclaima,ISSJ11!4isnotareac~ vote on lsaue 4 will this loophole, and reston: Ohio's constitu· 11011 to a tax.on food. Ita purpoae is to prohibit the current wholesale ttonal prohlbitioa on taxing food. tax\011aoft drinb and other eatbonated, non-alcoholic beve.,....... The , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . Specifically, Issue 4 will prohibit wholesale taxes on food and other hidden · ' PROPOSED CONSTI1VI'IONAL AMENDMENT taxes on foud ingmlients tmd food packaging. It also will repeal the 1992 .-·4 · soft drink tax. (Propo8ed by lnltiltlve Petltloa) To IIIJielld Artlch XD of the OIJio Collllltutloa by the addition of Section 13. CURREIIIT .SECTION 3(C) OF ARTICLE XD PROIDBITS TAXES ON THE SALE OR PURCHASE OF FOOD FOR HUMAN CONSVMPI'ION OFF THE PREMISES WilDE SOLD. THE AMENDMENT WOULD EXPAND TilE CURRENT RESTRICTIONS BY: " ' . :...~. 1. PROIDBITING THE CURRENT •WHOLESALE TAX ON SOFT DRINKS AND OTHER CARBONATED, NONALCOHOIJC B~VERAGF& · ·- 2. PROHIIIITING ENACI'MENT OF A WHOLEsALE TAX ON TUE SAU OR PURCHASE OF .SOFr DRINKS, CAR· ~.\'I'JlP; NON-ALCOBOIJC BEVERAGFS, OR rOoD FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, OR THEIR INGREDIENTS Oil PACKAGING. 3. PROHIBITING ENACTMENT OF A TAX ON THE SALE TO OR PURCHASE BY A MANUFAC'l1JRER, PROCESSOR, PACKAGER, OR RlfSELLER OF SOFr DRINKS, CAR· BO,N.\TIO;'I!ION-ALC()JJOUC BEVERAGFS, OR FOOD FOR · ~ C~NSUMPTION, OR 'IBEIR INGREDiENTS OR PACKAGING. •• 1 , 4.· PROBJBi'i'ING ENACTMENT. OF RETAIL TAXES ON . PACKAGING THAT CONTAINS SOFI' DRINKS, OI'HEit CARBONATED, NON·ALCOBOIJC BEVERAGFS, OR FOOD FOR HUMAN CONSVMPTION. -·--· · ·- . IF ADQf'J'P, TIDS AMENDMENT WILL BE EFFEcTIVE 31 · DAYS ~ AOOP110J'I. . A~~~~~-~ p. ryforps I. Ta•lpa foocl is wrong. Food taxes especially hurt those who can least ~ord to pay, Slich as fami1i& with children and senion on fixed mcomes. 2· NO "'DBfll'!!!ll wrmleJ!l. The state is already looking at new food taxes to raise revenues. · ' • . ·· = · Markelplace competition continues to hold down pop prices at the ltqre. . . . ' .• . ' · (5) To 'bolance the state budget and prevent cuts in school ~8 the ~lesale 110? tax was approved in 1992 by a bipartiaan majori~ in ISSUE-t~~in~cutsineduc:ationandotherstatepro- whnlmle twa SQJ·fooc! an: uJtiiPits;ly w•wJ 00 to ammom . The soft drink tax airfady costa consumen $70 million an- ~-- or. It will -atate the adopti011 of another tax hike DJOR: oliJCctiooable to COIIIUIDerl. · . ,. !!Gfom Join our brold-bued committee of thousands of Ohioans in voting nis_ 011 lsaul; 4. ' COMMJ:I'TEE TO PREPARE ARGUMENT AGAINST ISSUE 4 R. Gn:gpry Browning· Stepben A. Perry Gayle s, Clutnning COMMI'ITEE TO PREPARE ARGUMENT FOR ISSUE 4 . Diaaa Winterbalter Dan Schonboft I. Jotm~n STOP TAXES ON FOOD CoMMITTEE Mark~ ' DIENTS OR rrs PACKAGING; (2) UPON ANY SAL1! OR PUllCHASI! OF SVCH ITI!MS SOLD TO OR PUllcHAsBD BY A l!lliUK 4 'IDT Of PROIOIIIID CON8'1T11T1'10fi!.U. AMINDMINT (Pnipoaocl by Wdalive r.citioa) MANUFACTURER, PROCESSOR. P.,_CKAOER, DISTRIBUTOR OR Be k reoolved by lbo peap!o of 1bo S111e of RI!SEWlR OF FOOD POR IIUMAN Ollio: CONSUMPI'ION, ,O l II'S IMORI!DIBNTS, AR1c1e XII or 111o Ohio c-MicJ1 II POR USE IN rrs TRADE OR BUSINESS; ...,_Sec>. NO SAL13SOR OI'IIBR I!XCJSI!TAXIIS SHALL BE UIVIJ!D OR COl.LBCI'ED ()) UPON ANY WH0U1SAL11 SAL1! OR =====~WJ!OI DWII'UICHASIIOFPOOOPOl •. OR (3) IN AN\'; 1\ETAIL TRANSACI10N, ON ANY PACKAOINO 111AT CONTAINS FOOD PORIIUMAN CONsmm'IQN ON -=· ~~ ~~ • FOOD POR IIUWAN CONSUMPTION NOI' """'=r 1HB IIX'I'BNT TO WHICH 1HB LI!VY OR COLLIICI'ION OP SALI3S OR O'l1ll!a BXCISB TAXES ON 1HB RJ!TAJL SA1J! OR RJ!TAJL PURCHAsE OFPOODPOliiUMANCONsUMPrJON IS PBnf!1TBD OR PROHIBITED BY SIICTION 3(C) OF 111JS AR11CLB. OI'I'ICI! OF l1l! MC:RITARY OF ITATI OF 0110 . I, Bob Tal, Sow•y or S., do llenlly Clllil'y IIIII lho ........ die lbillell of Cllllllo c I I II oil 11 ___. ••,·.Ill~ 11"-r:;_: -~ ...a. . 1110 !Jvllloa...I A =c;::: _....., "'"'._....., certified to bv die Ohio lliUot lload _. ....,._ 11 _. op............ ID 1110 by 1llo Ill'¥ .,.,._ or die . _ , aa pnoocribecl !Jv law. IN 'I'BSTIMoNY WJIBIUDIORE, I 11oM " . - -, t lbod..,.~ --~ _, .... .._my :IEVEIA:;:::;o:n~.~nos=~SEC=~=r:JO:N~SHALL=:.-~nce:.:or~dle:.:Sow:•:':clf~!ll=•~·=-=~;~;.;..."'~':"'::•:·~·I!IPC. SHALL INCLUDE NON-ALCOHOIJC · Tbe Meigs County Board of Cornmissloaen Friday afte1110QQ pie&entcd IIICPiben of the l'oma'oy Muoaic Loose 164 F&AM with \he deed to the site of Its new home. ~ .: 'I1Ic lodsc. fonnedy baaed in the old Pomeroy Masonic Building next to the Meiaa County Counbou&e, is currently using the Mid4Jeport Masonic BuildlDI for Its tk:le XVI, Soclioa I of lho C_.it,•ioa oflbe Sllle or Ohio IIIII • certoin C01111i1u11oaa! '"'""' • J110P000C1 by luiliadve J101itioa1 fi!odiolbooftloeotlbo-.clf......_N_ Miele _ _, - . - .. 1bo 5111e =: II;,s:::: boi!OI,__,_ Bob .. I .•· eatb._ boaoring Belpre plant rebuilding underway a May 27 ellploaioo and fin: tJuii of Sbell's Elastomers Buslacll, ldlled thn:e worten IBid awsed the said production for the road and evacuation of about 1,700 n:sic!Cnts roofmg markets could begin cady in Ohio and West Vitslnia. in the lint quarter of 1996. . Tbe plant produced atyrenic Killed in the exploaioa were copolymers, wbicb are used in Michael Ray Harril, 36, of HOUSTON (AP) - Shell making adhesives, molded parts for Reedsville, Ohio; George Natter, Chemical Co. said it plans to finish automobiles and other amsumer 5(), of Coolv!Ue, Oblo; IDd Glry · rebuilding its Belpre, Ohio, plant products. It also is used in roofing Reed, 41, ofWilliastowa, W.VL and road paving material. by December 1995. Shell Oemical Co. Is a divlsioa Jim Jobnson, general manaaer ·of Housion-based Shell Oil Co. The plant was destroyed during Shell pushing to complete job by December 1995 Sit-in ends in arrest of Glouster residents I COLUMBUS (AP) -Two peo- · sitting ·In a reception area on the ple protesting Gov. Georac 30th floor of the Riffe State OffiCe Volnovldl's euviromDealai polldea Tower. Tbey did not block scceas to corridors tbal lead to the aovermcC~~aa. .J•RBSBN'i'INo - . ;.:_ ~ Melli c-tr Jai!ri fll Co.. WC(e lmStccl followlnJ a sit-ia ll nor' s offiee. 'rbe two other biJ ofticc, the Stile Highway Pllrol : In cxdJalllc for tbeold bulldiag.. mllllolltn Friday ,....,,... a. re-1'01 MU07IIc Loqe 164 )ll'oteStCI1 CXIIIplled with a request aaid. . and one dollar, the board granted FlrAM wUIJ a dee4 to luil ..... RQand .d lload il P1111~ to leave . Chad_ Kister, 24, aad Laura . 111c lodge a deed for county-owned 1JcJUd ......- ... ...-Ill • f, 2 IDr ~ .W PI •J --* VOibovlcll waa out of the offiCe 1acboD, 24, bodl of Giooslel, wen: ~roJ,erty oa Hilaad Road In 1 B•Pd'• _ . - ...... a.., c1 1 1 n JMit a-a• TIICkarreated pc~c:efully oa Monday 011 a campaic~oaday. l>oaicroy. . eCt ............. .-, TraYin, _. c 1 I I r r..l Bam n Mk:hael the goVa"'IIO''S · Mc;>a behalf of the Pomeroy pP'IIIII& 1111 dee4 to ..... seprrl rtlflll..an'J...._.,.I..an'y after they lllfwed to leave when the press aecrellry, said officlals tried olllcca cloled Jl 6 p.m., said Sgl . M11011le Lodae 164 and Its memLaWIJIIir, · to set up an IIJIIOiatmeat with Doo ben; I would li1le 10 tl1aak the allll· . . • JolllBonl. Scbn:gardus, chief of the Ohio ne two were charged with a EnviloameDIII mlaaloaen for their cQatiailoul aaid lodae repreaelllltlve Larry · of IDCW lod8e be added. Protectioa AgeDCJ, effort to return the loclse to Lavc:oder. MJ am lift Ia for .w:rt mlademeaaor couat of crlmlaai the proiCalcn rcfuaed to aa:qJt · Pwoaoy; eapedallY ('ammlukww "I realize there Ia ldll a lot of JIICII'Nr ~ tile blaolty lrelpallllld lltea to the Fllllklln but that. . . fred HoftnYP, wllo I feel exft"ded 10 be doae, ·but tile C07"!1lr- wbell we aee our eleceecl ofticiala CCJ!IDiy Jail, he said. "Finally, they wen: asked to ,bla effort beyoad the aecca~ aioaen have 1t leut aivea Ul·a do 10 mlldlto ~ 011f COIIIIIIaaity 1beY were amoaa four ~le leave and were treated like IDyaDe liiDltl to belli Jll,ac:IJieve our JOII. · atartlna J10iJ!t for the eoaltmctloli proeper." \ work I • (. I. ., t',~i~~:u:r:.::v~~:e~ White durin& a IICrica of lntcrvlewa parent snickered to another, the kids' facia it's like J!t-Cbrist· Monday by Sllellite with CleveliDd "'lberc' 1 an idiot Ia every crowd." mas," the elda' Lyncb said. . televisi011 stations. But my quest 1aat oipt was not Terri Hawley informed me she "He did ask me to come bll:t, for that ever-el111ive Tootsie Roll. bad to watch bow she distributed and wbell I talked to ·Congrcsn• Rather, as my joumallatic duty to her SUISb of goodica -since some Stokes and Mayor White wbco I you tbe reader, to lind the creepy treat-seekers returned three and was iD Clevelalld 1aat, they ut.ed If and obiccne, no maaer bow much four times. I could come hock oae lllllRI lime or a fooll llllde of myself. Power Rangen ruled the area to try and get a lot of Sure, parents winced when toas- costume scene, with the children slia'ed up aod get the vOla' tuniDtJl ing me a treat. Kids stared. One atriving in S)lUI1S of five and 10. bigber on electloa day," CllnfGD bro'!'n sedan zieped past and I For me, Halloween bu always toldWEWS-1V. beard, "Get a life! beea much more than the tiny "I told them if they lhouallllt Come 011, folks. Power Rangers, fairy princesses would help, I would come lilct. One kindergartner summed up and bloodied axpses. They've asked me and I'm comthe vil1es I kept SC:Uinll fran those I'm sorry. I have beard some ing." under 13. · friends tell me Halloween is the Clinton said be diaagreed with "Trick or treating is just for De vii's holiday pr... .notiaa evil the assessnrAJt that some black Wit· kids," Joel Lynch told me, with debaucherous forces and en have become disillusioaed with fala: blood dripping from his eyes. satanic cults and voodooism. Democrats campaiplng oa md"Just 'cause you're 31 you Hogwash. crimeplalf1U111S. sboulda't be out. .. Ne~tt year I'm HallqweeniUDIIiDSacdelnlloD~· , ."Black Americans are more .. going to aetarJuU~saw." of all that is Jrotelque and mates likely to be victimized by a1me . Joel's dad, KCJth,_ divulged the our sltin aawL This fog-riddeD eve than other groups. and they have a amount of sweets 11ven met last reminds us that it is boman to be big slake in this aimc bill, Ia the year's- despite more tban 15 afraid an~ it's all ript to let our pu~ishment. pro~isioas: Ia tbe minutes of lkizzle and downpour. imaginations get the best of us polk:e provtSJOOS. mthe pniiOII pro"Watchina the expressions on (Colltllllledoa Pllae 3) visions," be said. ai" 1 Olllc!ai..J • CrAnmlw, Obio 111119111 day ' J By GEORGE ABATE Seotlllel ~~ Slalr _ Revved up on sugar, dublag from J)Oidl to doorstep to ace Wbo coulcf aet the moat cindy. Yeab, · I've beea there. · 1be lalt time may bave been 12 year• ·ago - but all the zany, friabtful memoriea screamed hock as l sloged through the mud puddies aloag Middleport's Third Aveoue. . You may have aeea me lut aipt In Middleport or Rutland. I was dreued from neck to toenail In black aweall with a Clldbolrd box coverlq my bead. I'd IIJim'-palated the box black - lelvina a portbole for my streaked blue, red, yollow and · browa face. Tbe. worda MTV KILLS" stood iD relief- my OMI c:Ommenwy to aeaerations wbo have bad lbdr lm"81!JIIkiDS sucted ontbytheboobtube. · As I ambled put ooe Middle· port establlabmeat, a concerned Masons get start on home nually · Future wholesale food tlxes tould coet us hUIIIIn:da of milliou of dollan mote per year. On November 8th, vote NO on ISSUE 4! Let's restore our constitutional tradition of prohibitina food~ stale ammrmp& goes apy .further. ..... VAMPIRE ..... PR()GR&I!$- B•• II liD II die day dalldren all over ... _ . . , ..U ... ll:)'liuiliu tnw'tloll llamordlllary . JOIIIIPten ~ IIUie pOIU, 1 obllru u11 wttc.UI. a-. Erin aof. mao, .. of ........... I IItie drt!D" rr- ... 14-,...-.old . . ter, Trilla, a t'relllnuul at S011tliern lliP S~ool, prior lo tile Ruclae Ele-tary Scllool Halloween paty Friday afternoon. , Erla, alleCOIIII'Iflder, portnyed 1 8' • • - niupln. .•. ,., '• 3. HjMep. " ~:.. . (4) Cousumen don't pay Ohio's pop tax. The soda pop companies do. the IIBte legJ&latun: and GQvernor George Voinovich. Passage of PROPOSED .AMENDMENT BE ADOPI'EDf (3) If pasaed, ISSUE 4 will teduce IIBte funds available for education ~ _childn:ns .P~ in Ohio. The soda pop tax generates $130 milliOII_per budget period, which is 11Cedetfto support education and other vital programs for childn:n. . AllowiDI Hate I!Ollfl'lmtm! to enact hjdden taaea on food wm set a lioD 13, to IIIII: ~THE . (2) ~ law has nevC!' defined aoft drinb as food~ an: NOT a notri~on ~ for children or adults. So they d be Sl!~ject to taxaIt~ Just like other non-food produCts. It's y fair. We urge you to support Isaue 4 because: ........ !Jv lttuddllioDclfaYIS • tax~~~ to a penny I! can, which is modest and fair:-..., Repealing the soft drink tax will not affect existing-~ programs. The revenues go mto the Oeneral Fund, and are not dedicaied to any &pefific area. President makes trip to Cleveland · to aid candidate Aftct bciDB cleared for landina, the plane ·beaan a descent from 10,000 to 8,000 feet, thea disap~from raditr, Sl!lith nld . At the time, winds were guslliag to 49 mph in Gary, the closest reporting lll!lloo. IIOd lbout 2 lncb· es of raia fo.P Moncjly aear the c:rasli site the Ne.tiPD&llV~tbct Servlte saia. -· - - ·· . Wlmesaes said iberc" Wil drlv1Da .rain wbell the plane went ddwa. '1t 1011nded like (the pilot) bad it fulllhnlale like ullmt pilot, like be was aoiPI' to try to brio& it~" said Bob Hiitoa, wbo waa WOI'tlll8 under the bood of his · . . Wltncases said wrecllage of the twln-qlne propjct wu 8CIIIaed across a muddy 40-acn: field In northwest huU11111 30 mllca soutb of Olty-;~eilthcftjust-lboot their beadl. .~bat we did see, we c!id~UJ~'I"'•Jild ~ , "m" PROPOse·o·AM EN OM ENT ~ ::e:::'ta'!: :-:'~~"i!~al~ clTo THE OHIO CONSTITUTION m_ "There •s aot oae body s intaCt. •• 'I1Ic full piiFie lOde rd De8'ly an hour late becanse of heavy llaftic at Chicago's O'Hare Allport, ml Wll kept Ia a boldiag pattern, said American Eagle spokcaJDID Tim Smith. Neither 1be alrllile aur airpan officials said bow long the plane bad been waitlna to laad. • bcn. ' • STATE ISSUE 4 is a constitutional~ to n:pe.! a 11Bte tax on soda The amendment would also require the General Aasembly to appropriate A m_ v~ 011 Issue 4 will reatore Ohio's tradition of protecting COIJSIIIIICI'S ~· Doa 't be misled into believing it climinatea taxes on fOoct. Since 1936 money to offset any deficieocy. in the Ohio Tuition Trust Fund to guarantee from paymg taxes on food. · Ohio'• Conatitutioo has prohibited IIBte taxes 011 food off the premises when: the pa~~nt of the full amount of any tuition payment or refund required sold. by a tuttaon payment contract, and allow a majority of the members of each ~ the constitutionality of a new wholesale soft drink tax was challqed . . house of the General Aasembly to appropriate funds for the payment of any m 1992, the court ruling opened a gaping bole in Ohio's constitution which Thia •meiJ!h~nt ill being pi'OpOied primarily by rut-of-state soda pop ventuJtaon payment contract previously entered into. had been thought to prohibit food lUes. ' ~n wbiclt' seek to use the Ohio Constitution to promote their limited special -~~~~~~~~~--_....,_ _ _ _ _ __ . mteresta. Hen: an: five reaaons ;why every Ohio voter- and taxpayer - from the public defeader'a ~ Leigh Dcaay. ., • Holder aaid authorities laid n:ooVCRd two 1ct1en -the ~~~e il the truck and another ~ • ~ing wbell he wu ICized 011&nde ~e White Houae after tile sbootiag Salarday lfteraooa. . A11o fouad ia the truck, ICCOI.. ms to proaecuton, wu a ...... an ancnal of ammllllitioa, a aa mla:zinc\ a marl!ete,lleriJial .... .D a stuffed animal. '1\eR abo wen: lldag lllllge tiiJetl, llodJ a.cl andnew. · Clinton returns · EXPLANATION AND ARGUMENT AG.~IST STATE ISSUE 4 and that kind of thin&," said "raises questions whether be Ia bigb-secunty chamber used for William H. Griffin IU, the chief canpetent" to continue In the legal major dru& ttials. Spectaton and dcputymanbalfortheU.S.Dislrict proeess. The letter was not reporten wae separated from the Court He delaibed the e•amln•- released. well of the court- jud~, lawyen ti011 as "like a Rmchadl teat," a U.S. Attorney Fzic H. Holder Jr. anci·defendant - by thick. bulletpenooality ..tysla. said later the request for die 24- proof plastic. . . . Robinson set a bearing for · bour psychiatric evaluation wu _Duran_. weanag a black polo Wednesday afternoon, when: she "oot an indicalion that we beHeve shirt and Jeana, was not bJIJdcuffed will determine, on the bllsis of the be is ~tent." Nor was it, be when be CIIICRid the wunroom fur 24-bour examination, whether to said, an indicatioo that proeecutora the IS-minute aeulon. He atatccl send Duru for a 30-day meatal !bought Duran "wu at the time of his name, raiied bia right baad and examiaallon or for a preliminary the offense insane." .swore to tell the auth. He was oot bearing. Prolecuton nld a !etta' Tbe magistrate abandoaed ber required to say anything else and taken from Duran's piekup truck normal, tiny courtroom for the dld not. At biJ side Will a lawyer · · Indiana commuter plane crash kills 68ihat' -BrATE COMPETES WITH PRlvATE INVFSI'MENTs: people who can afford to prepay tuition can do so without state help. COMMITTEE TO PREPARE ARGUMENT AGAINST ISSUE 3 . 'fhttiiitendme~t would allow the State of Ohio to maintain a program for r,!Rep:tn:ae=n:!:tati:':ve~Barbara!:;!,!Whi~H~ ··Ie:_Bo~yd_ _;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ the sal€ bf tuition credits and to guarantee the proceeds of the credits sold. The ~~~ woul~ cover a s~fied amount of the cost of tuition at imy ARGUMENT FOR STATE ISSUE 4 state 1nsU1Utaon of higher educataon and the same or a different amount of the cost of tuitioo at any other higher education institution as may be provided by law. · VOTE ON ISSUE 4- TO STOP TAXES ON FOOD that II wu chargiaa Duran with four feloaiea canying a maxlmnm sentcaceof35 ycaralnp'Uonanda fine of $1 mi.lllm. Po! the ex~laation, the 26year-old~ Will not takea to St Elizabeth 1 Hospital, the fedenl meatal facility In the District of Columbia where Jolm Hiocldey is confined. Instead be wu to be examined by a forensic apeci&liat from the D.C,. Superior Cowt. "It' a a forensic scn:ealng for mere awar=eaa ofdme, plac:e. date ROSELAWN, lad. (AP) Fint lberc WU I rumble, thea tile bigb-pitc:bccl whine of engines at full throttle u the doomed commuter p,lane plummeted to the ground 'like a black Slreak corning V0D NO ON fflSJ!E 31 Senator Richard H. Finan Senator Robert R. Cupp Repn:sentativc Michael G. Vcrich 1 Sect!on,10 PIIIIM 35 011111 A Multimedia Inc. New I~ liP" Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, November 1, 1994 Alleged ·gunman faces psychiatric testing REASONS TO VOTE NO: The proposed_amendnient has broad-based, bi-partisan support: state leader- . -~OVES PRESSURE TO KEEP 11JI110N LOW: the leverage ship supports Jts passage. Financial aid administrators endorse Issue 3 becanse wt1icb t1ie Trult Pulld might have uSed to coatro1 iuilion costs is eliminated. advance family savinp decreases reliance oo scan:e financial aid and burden-·DISCRIMINATES: low income families cannot afford to contribute some student ·loans; opening gre.ater access to education. . to a college aaVU~gs account. · · .EXPLANATION FOR STATE ISSUE 3 .- '(~ flrepared by tbe OJtjo BaUot Board) en tine L Rece?t legislation. passed by the ~neral Aasemb.ly has improved the pro~ s value, eqwty _and ~ffordability. To ensure tts continued affordability and enable mon: Ohio children to access higher education the State's formal, constitutiooally-mandated "full faith and credit" is ~- SHALL THE. PROPOSED AMENDMENT BE AOOPI'ED? Low ......,. ...... BuckeyeS: To 11111end Artlde VI of the Oblo Constltutloa by the lddltloa of Section 6. .. w.· ..,,..,.HIP .. _... I . else who won't leave the ofticc," Dawsoo said. "The floor Is '""""" atnighl" Kister said in an Interview before bia arrest !bat be Voinovlcb's enviroamea cJCS. "We feci it's witbln. our riaiJta to stay here until we eisJ meet willa the governor becaUIIC of the ailkal ~ of the issue tbll we'n: llltii!B about with the cleclloa ccwoiaa up 10.cloae. .. be Slid. . Ki11i:r -led to Ilk Volllovldl to bold an c::aviroamcotal roundtable at wblcb the public could questi011the govemor. ' ., :r;:o• poU- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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