https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/11f52dd275639a86a0443c1f3fd369c2.pdf afe5a26365f6cb0160eb781515223715 PDF Text Text . .........-... .... __,.....,..,_ -- ... . ~ 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- �.. .. . ,, Commentar .~------------------------~ • The Daily Sentinel ROBERT L WINGE'IT Publbber MARGAREf LEHEW Controller l.HTI'I!RS OP OPINION 111e welcome. They lbould be Jaa lhan 300 W<llds Ioiii. Allleaen ~~& •bject to oditins llld muat be oiancd with aame, IICkftu ..cltdlpllllM number. No IIJlligned lettm wW be publiabed. Leuen obould be iD aoocltate, 8ddmliDa ia ueo. not penonalitieo. ' I li Deadline for publication of election letters Nov~ 2 about lbla de~ (1) It II a sreat Idea ud:2)itwill never wort. It h a ireat idea becauae it · Joseph Spear would piqe tbe lllliDIIreaD parties of lbc plllca, ccceulrk:a llld oddballs wbo mllddle lbclr mea~a~es IUid leave: lbc IIIOdcnlc IIIIQority of the American people with some . clear but reasonable choices on Elealoa Day. What Democrat with sound mind would DOt wisb to be rid of tbe likes of Jesse Jackson and Ralph Nader? Both have talked about formlns a third party ud some repats bave evea bad tbem runnias 011 lbe same ticket. Jcasc as prez and Ralph u veep. They would draw off orsaaized labor, radical minorities BDd femilliata, IUid tbC dimlniddns aowd of ultra· 1ibera11 wbo c:11ns 1> tbc c11C111bcc1 conviction tbat all the world'a downtrodden could ave in CCIIIfort if we weu1c1 Ollly tQ and bomlw mll'C. What if two kooks like Ross Perot and Jerry Brown leallled up? They miabt attract a lOth of the . vote. but Tt would bone Demoaalic IUid RepublicaD pollliOIII 011 issues IUid moce ablrply define Perot 8Dd Brown far what lbcy ue: a couple of Oakes. Breathes there the rational RepubliCal, witb I!Oulao dead, wbo never to blmiclf baa said, I would love to be rid of the bigots aad wackos IUid lroglndytcs wbo popu· lale tbla party? Earlier this year, aati·abortlon radlcal Randall Terry, wbo openly, preadlca bale, urged "lbc relif.io!Q right" to •haadon lbe OOP. • May lbc Repilbliaul P.ty so lbc way of ita foolish predecesaora, the Whigs,'' he said. Patrick · Tlae Dal)f Sfttlllel wtb PI lltlln ftlll'diltldae Nov. 8 paenl electk& llowem', .......... oflw-, ao eleedoa letters will be acceptelllfter U - aa Wertz daf, Nov. Z. . &dlridull ..... addr• illla and liCit paaM•IItW ~...etten pveiJ ew~u~...,,...,...,wm be .e~~. Letten allollld be 300 ....... lela, preleralllf l1PCd- Alteaen are nbjeet to editiBI Md ud . . . be alped Wldl . . ., lldclr.and telep~ • -ben wlllllllt be pub'h...., No uaslpeclletters will be pabllalled. Letten lh011ld he Ia aood Date. ar • -ber. T.._ Letters to the editor Tbe .truth II that Republicans Dear Editor: haven't bad a ~ lD CODiftlll All RcpubllcaDs seddns Jllllion.. al omcc, cllalleasers and lncum· · in 40 years. Durl~f~t time the or W8lt:led bents alike, have Biped a Coaii1K:t Demoaall either · down every sisnlflcant piece of with America. this contract Republican lelillatiOII, reprdlesa . pJedgca a beJ•"C"!' budaet ..-1· ment to our ooostillltiOII, COIIgrea. of who wu Praldcnt Rqlublialll realize tbalan lnaa. aiOIIal ram llmill !IIIII true welflre liable fedcnl budsct will IIOIDCday reform. lUI.....,. us all, and lbcy'D wort*> . Tbele Republlcllll fully under· Iimlt iL They wiD bcliD the proccu · stand tbal. u with au COIIIIICII, if of COIIbODlDJ and dlimaDIIIuc our you' can't pedorm you won't be . The ~!Oalll, led by Presideat Clinton, can't come up with IDY ideu or pled&ea of their own so they are ~erely campaianins asalnst lbc Republican Contratt. Their sbriU aie& that a congres· sl01181 .RcpublicaD ~ority would; "rctum DS to the terrible 1980a", "inaease lbc defidt" and "obstruct uy meanlnafulleaillalioll" Ia.IIi attempt lo cOafuae the l.uuea llld Ia will llllrl to redalm lbe individual risbu and freedom• that tbe Dcmocrata have been taidn& from us far all tbesc yean. If the reason tbe Democrats want you 1.0 VOle fll' tbelllls out of fear of the Republican's Contract wilb you and America, tbeD dlere Ia Wednesday, Nov. 2 'The Bell Curve' tolls for thee ReganJing the mllf1in11 ~ OVI:I "The Bell Curv::::Te·~ <rc; C aries Murray and Richard ermstein. 850 paaes),lllavea't read it. I leave the Job of readins COIItrover· sial scholarly texts to my fellow members of the mcrltoc:rac:y who · have botb dlaposable Incomes aad. pa&BicDceut1·...__ -'-~ IOIDCofthe -·" .._..,.,., media 1rk:klc-down of the boot's conte_nts. l'v~ gleaned a dozen newspaper editorials, flv•~ ·-''-· ,... sbow disculaJons, and a Newsweek cover story. Tbat's as far u I g~· rage ......... - a ......... ·si011 of an lasuc Ia good eaouib fll' most cltizeDa, llld It' a aood CDOU:f! ~or me. 1 - so DO ..__.._ ... _ " ~ .......... ..... least of those Americana who -L-·- to pay Bltelltioa to •L- ._ ~ _, """ quent outhunll of studied alarm that emit from the foreheads of blghcr inldtulea of lcan!IP& qn I? No, tbal would be ell""""'· The premise .of ''The Bell Curve" tbcll. u I .tmdeaat~ .ll. .ls • blg.,...,,.e • A gmns . politic • fJ (f fll' a IUIIIIY day 111 Wednesday. . Thunderstorms IUIDbHns across lbc state early I.Oday produced bail ·aad dlnagins winds in llliDC areas. .·Hailstones the size of solf balls ·.were reported near CRy in Wyaa· · dot C<iunty. More thaa llalf aa lnc:b of rain ·wu measured in nortbeut Ohio. Winds gusted 1.0 40 mph at Dayton, Rain aad drizzle will continue Into tonight over lbc eastern tbinl ,of ~ u lbc slllrm moves east ol the state. There will be a gradual clearins trend from west to cut .during the ovemigbt hours, the National Weather Service said. Lows wiU fall off to the low 30a wesc and ·upper 30s far east. · A quick-tumarowid Ia forecast for Wednesday, with suuny skies aad highs around 60. The rccard·biab tempiDIUre far this dale at the Columbus wealbcr station wu 80 desrees in 19SO S'JqJport school .levies 1926. w -=·Lee·! """'*•·: I. 1 '* ... c-w.- j ' ... f •I ·' I.. ~ . ' . . r. I , I II ,. ' .. . • -. .l,ly The Alsoelated ,._ · wbile the record low was 24 in · The last of the stormy weather 1878. SIIIIICl tonight will be at S:29 .sbould move: out of Ohio tOIIight. p.m. aad sunrise Wednesday at forec:aaters said, clcarlng the way 7:02a.m. Today in history =t for llbout five mlnare. . . · Two men were sentenced afterd:::tadi~ guilty to UDrelated feloay cllarJc8 lD the Meigs County of JG!!!!III Pleas Friday; · Oonglas Freeman, 21, Pomiroy, was seateaced to 121110111fta : c:onfinanent and treatment at lbc SAitbcastan ProiJatiOD Allenll- . lives Ceater011 twocbarJes of pllld theft. Tbe second f be suspmded uponiXIIIpletion of live: yean~· · · ' ."- ' Tommy PennlnSIOD, aae unreported. M was ICIItenceid'f to dabt to IS ycan far lbc lJurgbly of a MJMieport resldalce 011 OcL l . ID addition, be ftlreived a seatence of 18 m011tbs 011 a c:bjqe of rereivlng SIOlcn J*upeay. .· Weatlaer foreaut: I Today...Occ:asional raiD ot drlz. zle north. Cloud with a cbaace of rain or drizzle south. Windy and colder. Temperatures falling 10 the lower to mid 40s. . Tooipt ..Clcarlns west. Cloudy with a cbaace of rain or drizzle early east...Tben clearing. DimiD· isbing winds. Lows lD lbc 30a. Wednesday .. .Mostly sunny . Highs SS to 6S. Extended forecut: Thursday...Partly sUDDy. Mom· ing lows mid 30s to lower 40s .. Highs in lbc 60s. Friday... A c:bancc of raiD oortb· west ...Partly cloudy elsewhere. Lows in 'tbe lower to micl 40s. Highs mid SOs 1.0 mid 6011. Saturday ... A. chance of rain west ...Dry east. Lows In lbc upper 30a to mid 40s. Highs from the mid SOa 1.0 mid 60s. Suspect pleads not' guilty . . ,GALLIPOLIS.- A Huut1Dg1011, The hcariDg could be held iD 30 W.Va., man accused of murder 10 40 daya, Cain said. A prettia1 baa pleaded not guilty by reason of been scbcduled far Dec. S so that insanity l'donday in tbe Gallla the court may be updated on the County Common Pleas Court of _ status of the case. Judge Josepb L. Cain. · Wolfe allegedly sbot Eddie A. Michael E. Wolfe, 38, rem•ins Ferguson. 41, Crown City, in lbc . In jail 111 a $250,000 bond set 8l bia bead with a bandguD Ott. 4 c1ur1na preliminary bearins earlier tbis a dispute at the residence of Terri mooth. Cain COIItiDued lbe bond at Tbomaa, Crown City. Monday's.ndgnmeat. . The next day, Wolfe tamed . Cain aaid Wolfe's atUJnley, ~ himself in 1.0 HuntlDgton police 8Dd . Calholin. will DOW ftJe a motion far was traDSparted to the Gallia Couna psychiatric evaluation of bls ty Jail. clieai. Followlns lbc evaluatioD, a Wolfe was Indicted last ThursheariDS will be held 10 detennine If day by the Gallia County graad Wolfe is fit to atand trial. jury. I'QI'ni.U'I'UI Selll--- to no Dolly Seotloel. Ill Court Sl.. . -.y,(lblo 4576!1. 8111Scatri10N IIATU IJ cantor w Malor • - Ooo-............................................... SI.60 , O.Molllh ....... - ....................................$6.9$' Dot v. ....,......................................... su.:w 111K1U COPY PIICK alily ................ ,•. _ ...........................:uc- ·nail •'*""'bln ... - .... ,.,lilt-II,.._-"' 'lbl GtoiiiJ1Citio Dolly - 01 I - · Ill or ll - Qodll wlllbosi- - . . . bllil. ' -- ..,,w. ......-'*"·-"'-' . . _G . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . .,_. . No;.,bo«lj>Clol by 111111 Dflllllllod II . M.\ILSUISCIII'I10NI CoooiJ' .$21.14 :Ill w................................-..............$43.16 $2Woob..;;o;;w;·(Wi';c;.;j-SI4.76 tfw.............-.................................$23.40 ·~=~::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::: A trub hauler driving on Mulberry Avenue early.FridaY llt.;l; another vehicle iD lbe rear whea lbe uasb lnlc:k's window froze ap. i aa:ordlng to Pomeroy Polire DeplrUDent ~· " Micbacl J. Eblin, 19, Rutland, - drlvmg a 1979 IDtcmalkml •. truck 011 Mulberry Avenue at 7:57 a.m. wbcn be reportedly llniCit ''. another car, causing llabt cJamase to the truck's froat 'pasaeillet , r side. Eblin was cbarsed' witb fall~ to mainrain assured clear c&s:.' tance, but DO injuries were n:ported. reconJs sbow. · Bette Hoffman, Pomeroy, listed moderate damase to the froat and bact of her 1990 Hooda Civic when after beiDa hit abe raJI!IIIed , lniO aa iroo pole. reports staled. , No citations in accident Ricliard T. Startzman No one wu c:barged In a minor accident in Pomeroy Fricky; ·· accmllns r.o Pomeroy Police Department reports. · One car hit 8DOlbcr car In lbc rear, wbea vebiclca siOIIPCd sud· denly as U.S. ~candidate Mike DeWine arrived in a helialpti:r . · about 12:30 p.m. ncar East Main Street, records sbow. ' Barbara Archer, Middleport, reported DO damasc to ber 1983 Dodse Cbarser whea it was hit In lbc rear by Middleport~s Sherry JobnsOII. Jobn1011's 1991 Pontiac LeMans bad light cJamase, .reports . Ricbanl Theodore SwtzmaD, 83, of Arcadia, Fla., and formedy of Point Pleaumt. W.Va., aod Atbells, Ohio, died Saturday, Oct. 29, 1994 at lbc Doctor' 1 Hospital in Sarasota, Fla. He was the farmer business muager of lbc folnt Pleasant Rtgi.sUr and also worked In advertising at lbe Atbc:Ds Messenger. ' Barn March 6, 1911 mMaaminston. V/.Va., be was a 1011 ol the late Chester SIMtml8ll aod the late Mayme IR!!e fclmcy. SIW!!!I!! Hull', II!; was alao preceded in death by bia lint wife, Clarice E. (KeUy) StartmlaD, In 1972. Survivors include bia wife, Lcnaa Startmulll of Arcadia; 1011, Richard ·A. SIIU1ZIDIID of College Station, Texas; slarer, Mn. Georse F. (Marie) Gessner of Houston, Texas; and two grandcbildn:n. Graveside services will be Bl II a.m. Tbunday in lbe KirklBDd Memorial Ganteos, Point Pleasaut. with Rev. Steven E. Doney officiatlDs. The family wll1 ICCCive frieads at the Crow·HuascU Funaal Home one boar prior to the service. stated. Chamber posts blood drive results The Meiss County Chanbcr of Oxnmen:e's blood drive was a success, said Julia HOiuJashe!t·TbomiOD, OOUDty I"1'JW!QQIIic developmeat diftlctor. A total of 40 pecplc sbowed 1.0 give blood IUid 36 actually donat· ed. If 20 donors bad sbowcd it would have reacbed the gnala. Four· teeD dooors gave blood far lbc firSt time, Thomton said. The Trinity Cburcll Canteen VoluniCCIS deserve special th8Db far their work tlrougbout lbc Friday drive, sbe added. Applications for absentee ballots due by noon Saturday A-trick-or-treating... (Contlauecl from Page 1) Applications for absentee bal· lots must be rereived by 110011 Satunlay, Rita Smith, director of lbc Meigs County BDIR of ElcctiOIIS, advised today. Tbe office located 011 Mulberry Avenue iD Pomeroy wiD be open from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday for the COIIvenienreofvoters. The ballots do not have to be returned until Election Day, Nov. 8, by 7:30 p.m. but must be returned to the board of elections office and not a polling location, enjoyed by the masses baa c:banged With time. And today, even "mature" adults shoulilo' t be afraid to let their llair dowu every ooce in a wbile. Even if it tums out to be glazed bloude with spiders In iL There's a kid In Ill of us, skipping and clicking our heels beaded tccbooJosiQJ times. to the oext front door yellin_g, Sure, Halloweeu is rooted in "Trict or Tn:at." · pagmlstic riles; but lbe expeiiencc · Life is short. Why fight it? every OIICC in a while• Let's not forget that even 100 years aso maay "mysteries" of werewolfs, evil alchemists and bauntlDf spirits were a pa1 of our aupersutious natures. The world basu't always been as wcll-tmder· stood IUid ratiooaHffll as it is iD our Meigs announcements Jlaclne G...... -lint Divorces and dissolutions . HOUSING REHABILITATION IN VILLAGE OF RACINE The Meigs County Community Housing Improvement Program will be providing applications for housing rehabilitation at the Racine Firehouse beginning Monday, .Oct. 31 , 1994 and every Monday thereafter until Dec..31, 1994. The Case Processor will be available at this location between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Residents who need information may call 949·2296 on Mondays and 992-6782 on Wednesday of each week. The Meigs County CHIP provides low income owner occupied and low income renter occupied homes with rehabilitation repairs that will provide sale, decent, and sanitary living conditions to those households. Rehabilitation activities are ~mpieted thr ugh grants to homeowners and through a 50% grant to rental ,property owners. . . . Participation is based on inqome qualification and type of housing repair needed. Appointments to return the application may be made when received qr applicants may call for the appointment w~en applications are completed at the above numbers. .' ' 'Penon of Year' lklrall Tictct sales for lbc annual "Per· 1011 of lbc y car" lMulquct will end at 10 a.m. W"""':'d:y at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. Tbe Thursday event wiU be beld beslnnlng at S:30 p.m. witb a aocial boor 8Dd the banquet will be bcld at 6:30 p.m. The $20 per person event will be held Bllbc Obio Uni· vcrsity IDa in Athens. :Nancy C. Smith, Olive lot; . Deed. Harold IUid M.-y Rose r.o Mary Joy and Christina Faye Role, iSutton paroels; · : Deed, Mclaaie M. Adams to •Bobby Joe Ad_ams Jr., Sutton, 4.3469 acres; ; Deed, Cbarles L. and lola A. Collins 1.0 Edward J. and Danyan .M. Collins, Olive, 4.006 acres; Affidavit, Thomas Hendrix, deceased, to Frances Hendrix, Rut· land. .4557 acres: Deed, Elmer L. Pickens and Wayne S. and Belly Wilson, Letall, 2acres; Deed. Palricia Heoslcr 10 Daniel C. Hensler, Sutton, 5.4 acres: Easement; Suzanne Kathleen aad George R. Sr. Adkins to Sccu· rily National Bank and Karl B. Davis Trust. Rutland parrels; Dlac..r&el Oct. 31- Ray- mood,Millcr. Bir111 - Mr. and Mn. Chll:lcs Patina, daughter,Jn1011 (Plat¥ hd witla peu I IOD) r--- Clip & Save - Put On Refrigerator Clulnallll Sllop-- --·-----·7114 ---------T..l4 CIIJ' Holcllq .... Federal M•ll•ll·--------.21 Ill HEALTH FOOD STORE ------.35 114 K..ut -----·----;.. ___.1, ·114 r..-I!IICI-----------·1· 114 u.Jtld bc. - - --------·1· Ill . MeMh•.._IK-_ ..____ ..... PcJial;....., ·--. . --. . _ . _ . . , a.ua- Eledrlc -------.lt ..29 Vitamins, Herbs, Organic Foods 3/4 RoltblM a MJ-..- - - -- ·171/l Sboll.BaM q •• lllc. - ..--.15 111 Star __.....--.. __..-____ _, 1/l .... Flu shots will be given at the Meigs County Health Dcpaatment Nov. 9, 9r.o 11 a.m. and ll03p.m. H~u:t:'11:..~ CU.plool W.------- - .25114 rot• Flu dloll offered VEI'ERANS MEMORIAL --·-----.54 511 w....,. -------------15 Satem Center fall festival will be held Saturday frcm 4 to 8 p.ID'at the scbool. There will be food, IIIC· lion and games. MOIIClay Unissions - W'lllilln Robinson, Racine; Robert Roush, Lean. W.VL IIMk 0•·-----------.lllll Bob E ------·-----.31114 bii'L W........... lacl.- ----2t Ill Stadt nportl ... tile t ...ll .... pre•lcled bJ' Acl•eol Of Festival to be 11e1c1 · Hospital.news Am Ele p.,.... ......... - .• - ...- .31 3/4 Abo ···-··--.. --.. -·-.62 314· Asblalod OB _ .. --.. __ ......... _ ....31311 Good,_. DR project. Please bring l*inalaliftl and apple peelers if aVailable. MRS Band B..ters The Meigs HIP BIUid Boosters will meet MOII!Iay Bl 6 p.m. iD the . caf~:teria area. All parents are encouraaed to atlcDd 10 peel app1ea .for our apple bulll!r fund ~sing Stocks ATAT ·----.. . Racine Granse 2606 will bold its relit mcctiD8 8l 7 p.m. Nov. 17 for ln.ctallins new manbers. Meigs property transfers PUBLIC NOTICE Nwww•~a. ' Betty Jane Meredith, 64, of Pboenb~ Ariz., died Friday, Oct. 28, 1994. Barn Feb. 7, 1930 lD Loog Bot10111, sbe wu aa ciCCUOIIica asscmbly warm far MotmJJa. Survivors Include her lluabaad, Robert; a son, Dennis Meredith of Glendale, Ariz.; a daupta, Patricia ~ of Phoenix; two brotben, Cbeata and Georse; and five sisters, EloJSC, Vivian, Martha, Zeta and Marilyn. au of Ohio. A sraveaide service will be held Wednesday in Cave Creek. Ariz., under dircctioD of Botimer FIIDCI'8I Hmne, Mesa, Ariz. MClllorial COIItri· butiOIIS may be made 10 lbc Arizona Heart Fund. s.....s.-........ pold• .._,,Cillo. Prw. udllle Oblo Trash hauler wrecks in Pometoy ··' .~-·, Betty June Meredith The following land transfers were reoorded rcccntly In lbc olllce of Meigs C01111ty Recorder EmilioPOMEROY gene Hamilton: 3:S8 p.m., HarriJODvillc, Aldena Tbe following ·!lCtions to encl Deed. Gary L. and Patricia L. Welsh. O'Bicneas Memorial Hos11181riaSe were recorded recently lD !Wolf to David L. Bircher and pital. -RACINE the office or Meiss County Clcrt 9:07 a.m., Racine Fire Station, of Courts Lany SJICIICCI. Couples issued William Robinsoo, Veterans Diasolutioos filed - Gary L. Carr, Albany, aad Sonya K. Carr, marriage licenses Memorial Hospital. RUTLAND JackiOII, Oct. 21; Cathy J. Tbarla, The followins couples were lO:OS a.m., Rutland Volunteer Racine, and William H. Tborla. issued marriase licenses in the · Fire Department, Nichols Road, PllltlaDd, Oct. 31. Meiss County Probate Court of Dlsaolutiolll granted - Bobby Judge Robert BtU: gas leak. no Injuries. E. Dill and BeUy Dill, Oct. 2~; Orvel Milan, 65, and Hazel I. Debi L. Manhallaad Roy A. Mar· Congo, 60, bOth of Racine; Bea· shaD, Oct. 2.5; Kalby J. MiJard and jamin Fraaklln Davidson lr ., 31, Raymoad L. Mllard, Oct. '26. and Patricia Jean l'leece, 25, both The Daily Sentinel Divorces filed - Rebecca M. of Middlcpm; Mart Jamiaon Hall, Perry, Pancroy, from Paul E. Perry 3S, and Terri Lee Fox, 33, both of (VSPII ZIJ.MI) Sr., Middleport, Oct. 2.5; Alcslla M. Syracuse; Rudy Howard Micbad, . PUbllobed •Yrf 1111•-·· Molldoy - · Rowley, POmeroy, from Accc E. 41, and Laura Ftlday Ill COWl 51., Fo111110y, Oblo, by 1lle ' Mae Sigler, 30, both ~Icy, Gallipolis. Oct. 31. Oblo Voile)' l'llbllilll. ~yMIIIIIIIOdla of Pomeroy. 1.... Po-oy, Oblo 4576!1, Pb. W2·ll'!6. ..-.The_,.,. Tdct salcl far lbe BDDual "PeriOD of lbc Yeat' banquet willc:acl . at 10 a.m. Wednesday at theMeipCollltyCbamberofCommtJcle: The Thursday event will be held bcgiiiDing at S:30 p.m. willl a social boar m!l!he llaiMp:t will be beld at 6:30 p.m. The $20 per person event wt11 be beld at lbe Ohio Unl~ersity IDa in ~. , •;k~ - -.Area deaths.-- . ~~~~ Chamber sells 'Person' tickets. aosentee and signing lbc request, or anyone CID pick up lbc applicatloa. Ballots must be returned by mall or broupt lniO lbc olllce by a rela· tive before 7:30 011 electioo day. To qualify 1.0 vote absentee, VOl· ers must be 62 years of qe or over, absent from the OOUDty on the day of the election, confmed to a bospi· tal (II the day of clcctioo, 11118blc 10 ~ election day far ftlligious reasons, on active duty with the service, confmed to a jail or workbouse. ' In preparatioo for electioo day a ' Smith said. To receive an absentee ballot, public testing of the countlog SYRACUSE . voters may make a request in writ· equipment will take place Friday at 5:18 a.m., Poneroy Nursing and log wthe office giviDJ their name I p.m. Rehabilitation Center, Sadie Carr, a~d addres.s, reason for voting VMH. ·EMS units answer 5 calls Units of tbe Meiss County Emersency Medical Service recorded five calli for usisla}ICC Monday. Units reapmlins lnclud· eel: MIDDLEPORT 10:09 p.m., Overtirook Ceata, Robert Sherwin, Holzer Medical Ceuter. . 'BAR' ASSOCIATION- Attorneya bJ tlae fulla.oa, - • · bers of ... Melp County '1br" Alloclatlon took ldvantaae of AD Hallows Eve to dllplay a Uttle ol tlaelr mae spirit. Here, Linda ''Pumpldn Qaee_.. Wlll'lltr fmcll oCr an attack by Jelllllfer "ttae PoiiClalll(l Werewolf" Slaeeb 8lld Kallay "Calendar Glaoal" WJl.. foil(!. Sunny skies predicted for region Wednesday A look at the F.act·" show ,, ICIIICiiCe,... --•late ~>!::"far>~-= Proven leadership ~I Men sentenced after Friday pleas · W.VA. ber in ibe series? And What lbc beD do we set if t!: . --a S.: dccldei11'8CC1 ~port • ·~·,· police olflc:i"t. . . ~.,.. ~ .., : At about 6:30p.m~ the- fled before Wbclltiea CIOIIId ~ " phanDaclat Hugh Mc:Pball said. -' • • • "Someode was walklna '?Z llld said dlcre'a I<"NMM oat .,..l· · tbal' slllked," Md'hall said. I don't bow wily. But ll ,..a't alii- ' lnganyproblema." . ·, , T h e - employcea w= upeet by lbc dilplay, he....... . . Eye wiiDesaea only CIOuld identlfy lbc atiapect tna .daeb~M:k,. Middleport Police Cbicl Sid UUic said. 1D lllirellfed ucwa. Uldt' said lbc evening's Halloween events wen ufe wldlllo llepOdl o£; • Injuries. ~'. (f. •lcolumbusls9·1 _ • '· -·uc A rude mu wu ICCD In 62" - btJiind Fnttb's Pharmacy Monday Dlgbt, llt'CCidlDs to buafl?!n' Mi4 • IToledo Isao I Buchanan, who execpt for •11 Cllbolldam Ia a IIJOOb tbrow.llldt to 1bc llllivlat Kliow-Notblnp or. the mid-19th century, miabt be thmt!q or fcnliul bia OWII )lilly. llucbaaaa wll1 "leave... llld take bla followera wltb blm." 'lndielcd con"rvative columnllt William Rulber. Unf01'11111811:ly, BODe of tbla will eVI',l bappcu .,......... lbc Amcrialll syslem ll a.tdy iDclp!hle of ourturilll lblrd-palt)' upinmll. Demo-' cratic BDd Republican candldatea 1ft routluely placied 011 lbc b1111ot in each state; Independents have to collect aigDIIII!a. Democra1a and Republicllls receive base federal granll to ooad!ICI lbcir ........Jill; fringe parties must set s ptiCCDI of lbc vOle to collect anytblna -.a fad lbcy CIDIIOt dcmOIIStrate Ulllil afta the elcctiOII for which lbcy need the money, Democrats and Republicans set lbc bulk of )llell aaeadoo; iDdcpcDdeall are geDelal· Jy dlgnlseed II weinloea. Tbere'&IIIOIC. 'l1llnl parties lR almost always penooality culls witncas Teddy Roosevelt BDd lbc Bull Mome Party, or Gccqe Wal· lac:c llld lbe AmCricaD IDdepeadent Party. When the .leader retires or dies. lbc Jllllly di&iDtcgratea. And the lilllSt aucial reBIOD of all why third parties fail: When they have a popular mewgc, lbcy set absorbed &y the mainstream parties. Thus did the anti-slavery l:rec-Soilers become RepubliCBIII and the Populiats become . Middleport visitor bares all . MICH. thmft? ....... Not that I'm complainin1. r· Tim Sallul we win? We set one slorious worsbip Marilyn V01 Savant With Denver, Col. Clpp\MIW!ity· lftcr IIIOibcr .*! fall to the riJbHUDCiiiiJ-Uct dle .proper simply DOl true. convince morons tbat our smart laboratory eavimllment. I'm·aure lan Shoales iclcas will make than DIOIICY• we could make bcautlfnl c:hlldreD 1 1:-. ' We glCI'lfy lbe ~ lD our cuJ. tosetber, if we put !lUI' minds to il UUJS that b1ar.t people are stupid. Mind tare. The anart .-e eitbcr dlaplayed ~. boW anart do yon have to .....Jit~.os IIIUF? you, the authors don't say tbat as freab (cbeaa players, rocket ld· be1 · ,. Dear Editor: ......c i blact __... stupid llldividulll cntists, brain SUf8COIII, fllmmak· . Ian Slaoat.. Ia a •JHicate• Gcoqc Volnovicb has 110 oppoJohn arey • • newcomer to ,_,_are Y era), or placed in windowless wn..r lor Ne.....,... Eaterp1tu Melga County politics. H~ Ia (that would be racist), but u a IOOIIIIlit Ollly by fluorescent Hgbta, Auodatlon. sidoll. .....tuate , &roup. Therefore, affirmative • middle · (To receln a co..........., But Mike DeWire: I like plaid Youas, 110bltloua, and a a-........._ clfire IUid IOCill ,_.,ID to provIde databaaes ,or ablrtl and people who come to of Olllo Unlveralty. Aa -the mayor w · ...-- I manaseruo lbcy CID justify their Ian Slaoalea newsletter, calli• . MCJp County. r WOIIdcr about Joel of WellatoD, Iobn baa apparenlly ~the poor .-e just::!*~~· useless jobs. 1111-!189-DUCK or wrlte O.Ck's Hyatt wbo ISYI he II agalllst bls dcUvaed. u well aa saved jobs. He poor are poor ~se -~ re . · But be~tbat'i just me. I do Bna.., 418 Bro.. s• Nnilda ton dumb to~ in lbc 11181bt• .., diDc polllicla. Do you suppoee he Is lbc ouly cudldate, other lbcn place (11'-" that to.,_. ,.d_Al) wonder, sb, if I.farilyn Vos Olf, CA 95959.) ElciiDor RobiDSoD, I ever bcanl of · • '"" ...,.,.,.. .. -.. S · 11 th i dilowDI bla rather-In-law? · Apparently, our limited public U::~rld (1Qs22sl}~tw~~ ~':s~p~ Betty Moatsomery is a solid' who turned down money for his resources would be better •c;rt ~ llld a rillns 11ar In poll,_,;,ft u--- ·- -... - A wutlDs ber Intellect 011 I weeki~ (For lllfor-tlon on laow to Malone· Without Vern ·-"""""'-.-~- Y· 1 l p d i tics. How II it abe II' accused of Rift'e,arI tbiDit Milt MalODc baa DO Ins clusroom:omutera for lbc co umn, !I ara e masaz ne electroak:allf wl& ftllcalinl cr!mk!ala, yet abe Ia Ollly .,. 0_,..ed of ..... trul Sbouldn t abe be figurlns out a way tlala col•-llt allli otlaen, - · clout. om;:~ g ""' Y 10 black bol ' lbc Jli'(IICCIIWr, ootlbc jucJae? Ted Strickland baa to be qucs· coplltive. . · travene a e or SOIIIC- tact Au.rlca Online by callb!i 1~ lee Fllher Ia a politid• tionina the intellect of Soutbern I can't prove this, of course 11410o8l'7-636f, ~ 8317.) however, ind we're told be baa ~aln1 I'd have to read lbc dan never tried I cue In hla life, baa Ohio when he said, "Voters caa ns>. but I'll waaer most of the voted apia• lbc death penalty five trust me toorAi of lbe tine". • FrederidtJ. Stobart J' ., data In this boot is baaed. on our lilllel durlal bla time u a legisla· Racine Dear Editor. old frieDd, the IQ test. tor, .il 011 die s.d of 'flulliCs of \ Votera who really are going 1.0 I hate IQ testa. , Halid Gall COIIIl'OIInlcrnalioDSI. p .S. Where was tbe Meigs 011 November B I hate tests in aencral, but IQ · I llave watched Jan Michael County Chamber of Commerce are ly fed up with the pan!· testa really fd my gOal. The way I LoiiJt' a lldvertlaement of ~tettlnll wllen Mite Roberta complained liD , IUid polson. Both sides sec it, they re just more of thole Tlae "--ated Pna •• UOO m1Ui011 dollarl of llipway about his buaineu at Five Points know 's the independents who stupid doc:umeats white people ByToday Ia Mouday, Oct. 31, lbc 304tb day of 1994. There are 61 days JDCiDey _lor ·bls dlltrict: Wbere is dleam up to justify lbcir filing·IYI· left In the yell'. This is Hallowcen. · Mel&s County' a share? In my opin· beml feared OUl If it happc:Ded to • COIIIrol Ibis election. Today' a Hlghlisllt In Hiltory: . _, . . llliliD Ia a Dice rcllow blithe b.a't a POil}eroy or Middleport busineas, ~ I am compelled to respond to tem (aaolhor white penoa lnvea· tbere•would be cries to the bigb various Republican prouounce· tlon). On Oct. 31, IS17, MIWn LUther pOlled lbc 9S 1'llelca 011 die doOr of, dellvsed . ments tbat having Ted StrictiiiDd In Not r.o betray my sdf·satlsfled lbc Wltlalbera Palace dlurdl, m.Ulna the 1111t of lbc Protestant l.WII'· John Knauff aeu elected in hcaveDs · office is going to brins our ceo· race or anything, but most testa ma11oa In Clcrinllly.' D';tmOcratic Scioto Coallty. Isn't DOmic ruin. Let'sloot at the fal:ts. white people come lip witb seem On lbla date: Tbe Columbus Dispatch each designed to determine successes _ Ia 179S,EngliabpoctJcDIKc8la-bom In london. • Sunday publishes "The Extra and (allures before the)' oc:cv. Ia 11164, NCYIIIIa became lbc 36th lillie. · " lodex," impartial statistics about Potential 1110re1aea .-e "traclted." In 1187, NatiOIIallst ·aunc~e iclder Cblans ICal·abck was born 1n lbc economic bealth of lbc natloo which means lbcy're either mkl"' Cb«*lq Province. · .• · ' DIIJEclllar: . . beat lntaat of everyone to ICC that and Ohio. I canpared lbc data far. II' isnoRcJ. depeadlDg oolbc polld· · In map:ian Harry Houdlni died in Detioit of pnpa10 and pat• . ~ lelideall are ODCe'qaln our dlildlalan: weD edllCIIed so . lbc last Sllllday of lbc Buab llllm!D· cal.orieatallon Df tho IIICbn; llld IODitis resulting ~a rupCuled anieudix. . .,. lielDI asked to vote oa school that lbcy CID so on 1.0 successful, il11'1li011 (after 12 years of trickle- failures .-e eitbcr cleaDised or lll8de In 1938, lbc dly after his War of the Wor/dr ·broadcast bad·panicbd ' • ~ to .support oar area school producdve careers. For some. these down) with the data after 21 10 seclt ")IIOfelllionl(hclp" (whlfo · i:adio liltenen, Onon Welles expmeed "deep l'elftll" but a1ao ~- , Midi. 0111111 DOt a prolperoul lcviea may seem a burdensome iuonths of service from Ted stridi- pecple lR J•t JIOofy about lli'Ofea- lllalt tbalanyooe tboupt die dmaiMcd M.tiin IDvasloli w- 'real. . ! .alii cite a llllilti· ln-tment DOW, but the rebii'DIIR land llld the current lldminiltratioD. aiona1 help, especially if ll'alnaJm· In 1~1. lbc U.S. Navy df,llroyer Reuben JMDCS - tolpedocd by a , ·-~le\tenl of'IWich ~to CYCryone'l future. Natioually, total persoQal peteot; .lncoaipctent professloaal German U-boll ofl kcland With lbc lou of llS llvca, even tbough lbc·: - for. wily they llJlFaD ofos011Nov. 8 to vote iDcome is up over a SO.S billion. belp pmvldes lbc foanclation for · Unimd Slalel bad not yet entered :Wodd W• n. ~ ba¥0 10 bear 1bia ~. "yea" 011 lbc levies to support our Retail sales of both durable aad most ~or cults). In dtber cue. .. IIi 1956, Rear Adm. GJ. Dufet hcCame lbc fint person to l1IDd ID air· : ,..• .,_..,li DO qiiCitiOII .that 0111' acbooll. . 11111-durables both lnceased sever· kll and ght both llftiC 1bat potcn- plane ll the Soutli Pille. . · , 1 leecli~aey ;.:.. !DODCY for, ~Glidden, al billl011s. Housins permits b4vc: tlal failures lhould pnilallly DOl be In 19S9, a farmer U.S. Madre 6um Fort WCI'th, Tcxaa, •I"'OItllleiJ·in otbet•thln1a; badly· . Prelldent, OOo University ~. Grosa national product Is · ::0~ . In(..:~~~) Moacowlfarve~he~ never rettn to t,be Unleed Stalel. His way up aod the CPIU Index sbows ..-Y.....ald., · . . . ·, ':i=~c:o:•:attuction~ •· · stt!ady li'OWtb and a tolerable rate Wbeteln wbltepeopledWell. • ID 1967, Npyen Van 1blca Ill'* the oatil of offire ulbc tint pea~. • • for lowr of in08llon. · Tbla 11 jullan UDinlcaiDCd opln- dalt of South Vletalm'uecaad rcplbllc. I In Ohio, total penona11amme 11 loa tram die clyaflaldiOIIal dllptbi In t968,l'Rikklll L)'lldOIIJ• ..•• ordered a halt to au u.s. lid O.l!dilllr. . up abort $21 billlou while retail of lbc Wl'lllll aide of 'tilt hell anc of North Vldtwm IIYinl he boDed lor frullful peace Dep"lltlona, MtJcdc: Sea. tan Mic••el Loas · is salcl have jumped silnUic:andy, u of the copitive elite, bat IIUlly . T,~ Yf:111 aao: WPrlllle'MiDlieer IDdira Gl!ldhl, 1 clomlp•ll&lft • proven leadership for Soutbem 01110. Ita Ulillllllt ClCiUDty proleCU· have housiJIS permlta. Despite iDd tmly hate tboac laaao bralD ill hiiHIOIII.-y'a ~""'*• for aearty two detwlcl, waa MIUIID , 1 _. 11cr IIUellipfl to ~y Strickland U · aoclal science e~perlmntl tbt ~t!tr: SWl aecurltY guMda. C]anclli'IIOD,,Rl!llv, W11 awonllli ... Sen. Lciaa built • rcpl1adOD Of lllti·baal•aa. 1M data that lllteiiiDl to 1111111um our."claldYi- · • Ddme. • ' · ' . 1 .beln1 touah ~· crlllliaala. Aa a DeW B~ye bal'lvla Qlcorpoll· t;:JKIDieln,enCe~: «»' "~bil~Jy to ' . 'Fi¥e yean qo· PrealdeDt B~ IDDOII!!Ced lle and.So.villt Jiador.~ IIICIIIber of the Seul.e E'4ucat1011 dona are way up. Olllo'• to1a1 pay· Wut will! !J!I!tn.'' They . . ay Mtiall.S. -Oadiii::li, wWld hold aiDiilllllt allosld lhipa mIIIDMedlllr· ·ea-·mc, Jill ·Midlael Loaa • roll, m"Dfachlrlal, and c:onstruc- lkiD crawl. Ulbcy-. m~ aec- iiDe8D- Malta iD early~. · : beell a cbampioa In the flabt for don ClllllioJIIItCDI alliOIC. lntcreat· euary far lbc ~of a dv· · One )'CII'. . No¥1e_~ Fcdc:rico Fclllnl died mRome at • 73. · ; equal odic...... OJiikillr ID81t. ~ aovemment CIIIJII<IY· illzed IOCiety,ll!atdoeln tabllr 1bc . • ~Riw.PIIQealx!ledllll..oiAnjdelat.23. · · ·I lilies far 011' dlildleD: . IIICIIl ckcijJp\Jdl fact d!at tb'ey an: laltniiDelltl of ~ . Today'a Blrtbdm: "'*--lin&a' Dale E¥111111.82. FGDICl A'a!ney 1· ' Sea. Lona hu foupt JO brlna Ecalo•IQJJy, near1y every!bing ev11. . · ~ 0rU111! BeAll 76. ~ 111rbaia .Bel Gecldea 1i 12. I jolla and hisbway DIOIICY to oar 1bat lnc!cPendellt v~ ai&ht tuHow many tlmea waa your NciiOcloai SiheNk II 72. )f(Mc uidc Andmr Slirla Ia des. Col· I area or the ltlte, aecarlat men IOIIIbiY haw payed tor in lllltllr)' chUdhood ~ by aome edu· Govemor ROJ ltOIIId' il 66. Farmer lllrOII8Dt Michael CollfN 1a· ! · than $549 million toward thli of 1993 baa come lr1ie. ~ a · all' a Mleit•• to ttn ......_quail· . 64. CBS ancboimu DID Rldlcr II 63. N.:tor David.(.)plea SdCn II 52. f eft'ul'l . dramadc: decline mthe clefidllfUf ty Into a qaantity? De! you ~ a Aaral Deidle Hall Ia <46. NBC llldtorwoman Jane Panley 11 44. Rock lllld. • · tai:o or·a aoblet? Which line is mildcianLanyMullea Ia 33. RIPpafOIDIClVanlllalrell2?. . ··, LIDda Cmolt · Lew YeMcr, icllllr'1 Wllal dille wlQ Bob Fl to , Tllouabt fer Today: ''The okfei 011C pows the 111011 011C W.lad6oeafl'clrUn-i::fll. , MIIICaa Q[i:qo? WJIIcb ~die ~t ·••· . cy." ~ \'iqlnia Wd,Enalllluulllll'andaidc (1882-1941). ·. '· . . 1 DOre&IOII. I Acc:u-Weath~ forecast for et, or Pat Buchanan's American Cause Founda«loa fllnlla party llld . rna its hero for preaidml It CIOuld~· but tholr glory wouldbe S· JOHpla Spear ... IJIIIIIcated writer for Ninnpaper Ellfaoprlle AIMCiatJoa. (For tnror-tlon on laow to ccmmuulca.. electrGakally wltla · •11 col!!ll!!!lat aD!I ~V!o. ~­ tact AlllniA Oallne by alllai 1· -.a7-636f, ut. 1311.) ~~~~~:y Local News·l·n ·a ~ilef:: ~ · OHIO Weather Democmla. • It would be a healthy llld IIIII· fylna tbiug far 110111111 Republic:IIJs aDd DemOi:nra to ICC the RaiDbow Coalltioa run aJacbon-Nadcr tick· The contract renewed. ·lUesclay, November 1,1894 Give the wackos their own party Ir ycia hid ~ 011 lbc public pllbe, II do, yoa miSbl fie desc'r!Jn& faint nanNiap of aiDOYelliCIIL It seems that more and more people are dissatisfied witb tbe optiOIIS they sec 111 lbc ballot every election year, namely Democrats and Republlcaas, and would be lnc:llned to dlampioD a lblrd party, should such an alterDalive present itself. . Numerous prominent people have talked about I'UIIIIins 011 a dif. fereat tkkct, and Rou Perot adUal· ly did it. And a T'unea-Mirror Ceu· ter for lbc PeqJie IIJid the Press sur· vey a couple of months ago dis· ' closed a growlns thini·JIIIItY fervor. Reported lbc Los Angeles TUDCS: "Diaillusloaed with Preaideot Oln· ton IIJid uo=taiD about lbc Republican Party, Ameritana lncn:asingly say they are willinc to support a tbinl party... Two things need to be said 111 Coart Street PolllCJVJ, Oblo CIIARLENE HOEFLICH C..nl Man 11r • ~~a-:: l----------~--~------------------~--------------~_J~~-~·~No!~~m~~~~1~,~1!~~L··~ ·.' .The Specialty Shop 152 Third Ave. Gallipolis, Oh 45631 ' I 614-446-1207 ~ L--· Clip & Save- Put On Refrigerator ·"' • ' --, I I ·I I I I I I I II I I I I --.J -. /' �·s ports The Daily Sentinel ,. Nelsonville jumps to fourth ... in AP Poll; Jackson is 10th TueldaY, Novembir 1;1994 Page 4 Packers swamp Bears 33-6 CHICAGO (AP) - The rain and numbins wind at Soldier Field made it a wreldlcd ni8ht for foot· ball, but a titling ooe for lbe oldest rivals Iii the NFL. teamS who built reputations playing Iii auel CODdi· lions. "Halloween, the wind's blowing, the raiD's beating you up, It's cold, !be field's muddy. It's a per· feet day for a defensive IIIM'JIIaD,'' said Steve McMichael, the Chicago Bear-tumed..Qreen Bay Packer. McMichael, in bia return to Chlcaso, and his new teammates were warmed Monday Bight by a tumover·flee 33~ viciOiy over the Bears that may have saved the Paean' SCUOD. "We were DOt sloppy Iii a pme that you could have been. You could bave used the weather as 1111 excuse, I suppose, bnt we were delenDiDcd DOl to do thal, •• Green Bay coach Mike Holmgrea said. Brett Favre. the tou8h. charia· malic but ofteD a'lalic youogleader of the PICken, I8D for a 36-yard touchclown and threw for IIIIOiber 10 Edaar Bennett, who scored three times as Green Bay evened its record 814-4. With the wind gusdDg up to 36 mpb and with temperatures Iii the ·for Cbleaio aDd !hUe wae oo·lost 405, the Padlm relied oo tbelr run· .fumblca for lbe Packers. Dlilg game. Favre ilao had a 22yardUqler. "Cold, wet, but we came here with a job to do," said Bennett, who pined lOS yards. "It was just one of those situations where you really couldn't let tbe weather both·. er you. We dug in and sot our runDiilg game golilg. We bad to win." Favre, who missed all six of his first.balf passes, llllllll8ed to complete ouly six of 15. But there were no interceptions, there were 223 Green Bav rusbiDg yards to ouly 94 Baseball owners looking ahead to expansion years TILLMAN STOPPED· GrHa lay•e tackle Gilbert BroWII (93) ....... off ... ~lft'oltl oltwo CWraw> Bean to stop Clalcaao n a a • = 'I'Oia.a (27) dlll'l"l.Moaday nlgllt'e NFL..-.. . Tile I"Kbn-, 3U. (AP) Trent, Drew are named pre-season MAC honorees ernMk:hlgPD 1bc IICIIIIS w= seleaed Iii baJ. lotlng :t:e MAC News Media Auocl . Trent, a 6-foot-7 junior from c o o AU·Mld·Amaiam Cooerence baatetball teaftls Columbus, Ia a two-time MAC player of the year who led the IIIUOUIIOed Mooday. MAC Iii acorliiJ (2S.4 polilts) and . Trent wu joined 1111 the men' • team by Ball State's Steve PaJ!iiC, reboundln& (11.4) a :year 880· Ollio Shlllle KJIDe..Rmnlnakl of Bowlins U. WOO both the !e&uJar ICIISO!I and Green, Karecm Carpcatcr of Eut· toumament tltla In 1be MAC. Drew, a S-6 senior fiom Valem Micbipn and I ........, Hactim paraiso, lnd~ has also bccD named of Miami of Oblo. the MAC's player of the year Joining Drew were Michelle Sbade of BowUna Greeu, MoDica twice. A :year 1180 abe led lbe COO· Jlllem•n of Miami, Holly Keen of ference In scoring (20.1 points a Obio U. 8lld KIDa Brown of Wcat· game) IDI ual8(a (S.S). TOLEDO, Oblo (AP) - Ohio Unlveraity'l Gary Trent lllil 0.. Drew of Toledo were. uunimous cboices fa die men's llld womea'a CHICAGO (AP) - Bueball owners, wbo doo't know when the slrite wiU end, were looking sever· al yean ahead today when lbey Uslaredto groups seeking expamioo teama. Groups from St. Petersburg, Fla., and Phoenix 1111d two from northern Virginia were acheduled 10 make 90-minute presentations to the owners' eKJ!IIIIIOII committee. A group from Orllllldo, Fla., will mate its presentation at a later date. Owners also were to hear a report from Investment banker James Wolfensolm about the JXice of the teams. Baseball executives bave said recently they expect the price tag to be $100 million to $150 mlllloo. Two Jiew francbisea are expect- sooli. Jolm Harrin8IOD, the cblef executive officer of the BOSIO!I Red Sox and the bead of the ClpansiOD llll!D· mittee, said he hopes owners for a Vote 011 teama by Febluary. "If there's DOl a new collective bargaiDiilg agreement, it's unlikely we can make a positive rec:ommc:ndallon," Harrington said last week. "It's touah to make a recommen· dalloo with the doud banging over the future." When the florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies received approval in July 1991 to join the National league, the price was $95 millioo each. Tbose teams begllll play iD 1993. Last llllll!ller, die Baltimore ()rj. oles were sold for $173 milliona record JXice for a baseball fran. chise. The PittaburJ!'kJ::tes, San Diego Padres and Athletics currently are for sale. The last two pro sports expusion teams, the Toronto Raptors and VJIDCouver Grizzlies of the NBA, cost $125 million apiece. The Jacksonville Jaguars and Carolina Panthers were admitted to the NFL lil1993 at a cOst of $140 mUIioo each. Tbe Pboenix group wu sched· uled 10 make its presentation first, followed by St. Petersburg and the two VirgiDia groups. Four groups that applied - · three from Mexico and one from Vancouver, British Columbiawe~e~~'t scheduled for presentations and don •t appear to be getting mucb conslderatiOII. Alou named mfJnager of the year By BEN WALKER API•aeHIIWrlter When his young Montreal Expos fell 8 1/2 gam_es behind Atlanta two weeks iDIO lbe II'J!Il!!l Felipe A1ou did not panic:·Inatcat: he preadled patience. the Expos, under the Alou, began winning EAST LANSING, Midi. (AP) Ushed today that he would seek a even- Michi&llll State coach Georae reslrainlilg order to keep Wagner· and wound up with baseball's beat record before the players slrlke ~says he'IJ*epaed to defend awar, from him and his family. hil footllal1 prclli• aaaJmt dalml · ·-rn getoae, cJoo't worry," Per· belli!. Fc:ir Jail smootb h'""lltna and hil tbal team memht'n collec:led reau· lea lllld. "I'm CXJBCerDed about ODC team's steady improvemeot, Alou Jar pa)'menta and got grades penon-DOtme.mywifeSaUy." was cbosen Monday as major chiDifd to keep tbcm eBJible. 1bc State Jownal reported SunJequc lll8liqer or the year by 1bc Perlel~u:'J, have to defend day and Monday that Wagner Associated Press. himlelf y from the ella• raised allegations of possible Alou got 34 votes Iii nationwide grlllllled ex-player who DIP the- -NCAA lnlilldiona. ~ induded balloting by S8 writers and broad· allepdO!II-IIId Ia now aaying he regula payments tO Mlc;hipu State Clllleri.Buct Showalter of the New ploUcd 10 kidnap and ldU his for- ~en from boosters and asenta mer coach. changes to •tbletca' JllldCIIO York Yankees was second with 11 Roosevek Will* a fonD« aU- keep diem eligible to play. stir IIIM'JIIID from bvenni, Olllo, Wagner, who allended MichlgiD told- Tbe Detroit News Iii a report State &om 198g·91, said he and today tbat be followed Perlel to Ills Perlea had a stormy relationship hollle for two days in Apr111992, tbal ~ wben he left to enter the carrylnJ two loaded pistols. NFL draft with college eUgiblllty NEW YORK (AP) - October "I bad this whole SCI:I*Io made ranalnlng. ended without the World Series uP In my mind," Wagner, 24, told Wagner told The News tbal he and with more litigation between the DCWIIJI8PCI' In a aeries of tape- met with Perles in J1111uary 1992 owners and slriklns basd!all .playrewdecl ~, inlelviewa. "I and said he plamed to enter the pro ers. was JODIII kidup him and take draft that apring. After no NFL Owners on Monday filed an him lid ahoot him somewhere Ill team draftelf blm, Wagner said, he unfair labor jlrKlk:e duqe aa"'n" au tJacm WOOds in Masoa'. a few began llalking Perlel- delpite hil die unioD fa alleged threats made milea aouth of Perles' home. claim tbal Perle& urged him to stay . last week by three New Yen play"Wouldn't nobody ever fOII!Id the lillchool during the J1111uary meet· en: Bobby Bonilla, John Franco bod ." . ma. and Scott Kamlen'«ti. . uklbe pft up die Idea ''Because me playing pro foot· Franco, a free qent who was a after c:oacladin' Pedes "would ball was alwayJ a dream of-mine," reliever for the Mets Jut aeuon, di4Uie die rat of )'OW life if y1111 WII8DCI' told 1bc Newa. "And for wu quoted as saying he would use did II' n *1"1 illrlli dill.•• me to be dill dole, fa 11111eone to his flats qalnat lillY player who Tile News said t11cre were no pull it away, you mow,a& thai time broke ranks and attemp!ed to play win JCI to the alleaed llalldng. I coulda't detl witb it. I was very wblle the union was 011 strike. 1'lle News llid l!>eriea declined Ullllllblc ll dal time, ouc:e I heard Bonilla, a Meta outfwlder, was 10 111 ~ about Waper'a tbal: ' quOI.ed u saying.any player wbo IICQOIIut B.a Pa1cl told the t..aPedl:a. Uqdy under fire for the crossed a picket line would "end IDJ State Journal in a report pub- SJ*III!II n:coril of 3-S overall and up Iii tbe Eut River." ' · 2·3 In the Bll Ten, said Sunday Kamicnlecki, a Yaaireca pitdaer, tJaat he doubted Waper's aUega- said thai afll::r a IC'"Jeme!lt he JDiabt Three found guilty !klll. throw Ill players who broke raub. "Wbat happened was, I threw on charg81 1bc tiireC IR player repreaeDI8him off die leU, •• Perlel said after tivea and memben of the union's he met with lllivenity PrcaiclcDt M. e:xecutive board. " Peter McPherson and Athletic "The above-reference threats Dhecb Merrily Dean Baker. and otber almiJar threats But oo Moaday, Perlel declined qeuts of the union were iD to answer questi0111 about Wagn- and reaMli!INy tend, to restrain and er' 1 alleaatloui or univeralty coerce mt,lor leque Piayen," said probe iDio them. . the dlarle. filed wltli the J'C8iODal Me~ has ordered the unioffice ol the National Labor Relaversity to appoint 1111 indepeadent tlool Board. ccHnvestlaator to. look into the Actin& commlaaiODcr Bud Selig · charaea. It will be the third in· declined (>! 41 P1"'*<1 and let miDI8C house probe of alleged athletic ment negodator Rlc:hud Ravitch lafnlitdODa at Mlchigllll State in apeak for ownen. roar,_., "Sudlcom!!!CDla 1R appalling Wqocr aald he apoke with and serve 110 pracdcal JIUIJlOIC In a McPIIenoa about the alleptions civUized aoclety," Ravitch said. Cllly Sllllllay IIICl pl.,..., to coop- "The c:luba have every Intent to Ollie will! NCAA IDI inilete•wlenl ltaolve tbelr cun:at labor diiJIU(C probea. witla the unl1111 ll the bargailllag table. The cluba llave made 110 plana whataoever to employ . replaceDJS playcn, Noaethelell, ~ports .we ~ loan: or eiCIIIO II!Ch vlndall belllvior••• TllACK AND nELD BoaUia ud Franco. mlde the WASHINGTON (AP)- Butdl ' lle1DOJds, IUIIJI'Dded fa nearly 2· raDIIb tlurla' .. IPJICII1IIIa; 10 til yem after allcaeclly fajUDa I . - - a~ty bowllna ...... Under tile N!!Ckmal Llbar ReJa. drug !ell, lolt hil S'.,...e Colllt liou Act, union workera .are request to collec:t $27.4 miiUon allowed 10 c:rou picket llael lmd from the Intemational Amateur Qlllllnuc to wort cUing a Illite. Alhledc FedtaUJu. "Comment& by anyone tbat The court declined to heir the threalen odler individual a witb · case. niJc '("DI Reyaoldl' a t daal a fedCnll court iD Olllo die .... far ........ tlaelr ri. . Ill llllkiiiJ 111 cner 111e IAAF to pay iiiiPIIfOPriatC aaif wro~~i:'Rid - . . . Royoolda llaldl tile .... ~ Ona, lbc UDiaa'a •roMe ~ COUJ!rd "I dOD't lalow if . ~IDibeO--. . u Perles prepared to defend gri~ progra~ ed to be added for the 1997 or i998 season, althou8h 1996 Is a remote poaaibiUty If th~ slrike Is settled EV::!\J• votes, and Mike Hargrove of Cleveland was third with nine Vliii\S. Recently, Alou was anear·unanimous pick as NL 1118J18&er of the year by die Baseball Writers Associallon of America. He received 27 of 28 flnl·place votes. The Expos were 74-40 and ahead of Adanta by six gamea Iii the NL Eut when the slrike ltarled Aug. 12. Montieal was in position for Ita first poatseUOD appearm:e slilce 1981. · · ·· · "The ODC regret I bave is that we dldu't complete the regula season," be said. . M011treal has beca getting better slilce May 22, 1992, the day Alou, 59, was hired to replace the faed Tom R!!lmelk. Because Expos the donotba'l:ablgbudget,theybive woo mostly with young players. · "I believe a lot of people realize that after three years of solid progreu we have a super club," Alou said. Alou has said his most enjoyable part of the job is watching youns players develop. He and his coaclliDg staff saw the likeS of 23year-old shortstop Wll Cor~ro. 2~·year-old pitdler Pedfo Martinez · and 21-year-old first baseman OilJ floyd show major progress this seM<~~. Amoog those who bave helped the Expos lu the last couple of years are outfwlder Moises Alou, the manager's son, and reliever Mel Rojas, the manager's nepbew. Baseball owners file unfair labor practice charge against player's union /,IJIII!I poaching "':.!l ihe players said whal was reported. If they did say thole tbinp, players sbouldn't say thole things. "Second, I doubt if anyone would ftnd the players' usoclatlon as 1111 institution has threatened anyooe. I abo tblnk the t1llng of die charge bas elements of grandstandIng iu it. The clubs no doubt are hoping to deflect attention away from their own conduct In the course of the lapinins.'' On Sept. 6, the union filed an unfair labor practice charge against owners over a $7.8 milli011 pensi011 contribution the owners didn't Diakc Aug. 1. Tbe uniOD daimed the payment was tied to the AU· Star game and m111t be-paid. No negotiatiooa are JChedule4, but mediator W.J. Usery speut Monday at the uuion office, the _third day be's spent there is the past week. Orza wouldn't describe lbe discussions. CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cincinnati Reds bave added eight players fran their farm system to the club's 40-DIID winter roller. Left-handed pltcbct Man GroU, right-bander Terry Brou and llnt basemllll Kevlil Maas were added from Oaaa AAA Judi•DHpolia. Pint be.,.,... Tim Belk, infielder Eric Owens, shortstop Pokey Reese llld oudlelder Olld Mottala were added fiODI cials AA Chat· taDOOga._ . And ii8ht-banded Fox was added from t:uberA Cbad W'm· ston-Saiem. The Reds lost two players on waivers. The Atlanta Braves claimed llnt btaenian Jamie Dis· muke, and the Pbiladelpllia Pblllles claimed outfielder Gary Mota, 1011 of former biJ league outfielder Manny Mota. H ., • I E ~ State Auto's already lOIIi premiums can be reduced even more by insuring both your car and home with the Slate . AutoCompanies. · let us tell you just how much your savings can be. ~~£~~~ 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY . 992·6687 ;.l!j ~lale Auto tnsurance Companies 00 ,, ~~;. ~-r.J• ' ~ I -. - ~..... ~ per month ' . 30 ll:fonth Lease, 1st p11yment 11nd security dep11sit 11t time 11j lellst. . R11te [IICtor .00330, 65.% residu11l ATHENS SICUbeavllle'a lead ckiJIIPOd by 11 points to 77 over Haa.. toa Badin, but thal' I lliU the laqeat. leadofl!lyofdlelix~ Bdolt Well BII!ICh _, 111an1ri11e . Sberide cwatlnled in tb8 DCil.two positill!ll. In Division V, Veraalllea' adVIDtqe W81 all from 67 poilU to 31 when Wenaville alid au.d Cioc"-11 Marlrmoat and iDfosecond. Carey wu lhird, Supoc 1ek Garaway fourth and Woodlflild MOII!'OC Central - au of wlllcb a unbeaten - toolt the next. duN slots. . . . Finally, in Division~ St. 1ohn'a - which en ~ week with a 29-point bulp '"'No. 2 Md)ouaJd' DOW 1111 a 12polnt edge with oae poll left. ·Third-place Cincinnati Country Day Ia followed by four more unbealeos: CedarvUJe, Portamoutb East, Dlllvllle aDd Columbiana. lo, . . . a.-._u.o•a HONDA CARS TliE1111PPfiiiOII!JII Pf1JPtE 110 E. STATEn., ATHENS, OHIO • 594·855.5 • OOion - ... l l « - , . . , tl, Coli34. 11, ..liM CnotDrftll- V... llool- (I) :14.13, loJ'U. DMIIOfiVJ m t.=::-~o~~a·actS>94 2, (7) fi.O 3, Couoay !loy (3) fi.O Sll a.. 4, c...w. (5) p.l) s.-lloot(2)94 Co-••u.. 231 214 116 lfdl 6.-(3)!1-0 7, (I) fi.O 1$7 1,11. ..... 7-2 9, " tllo •• 110 IO, Loipll<•l 40 · OOion - · ll« . . . ,.., II, !2,-€111!. 23. U, Doll llardta (I) Tbo-•IAd•- 27. San Autoalo'• Wille Allde.- diii'IDI Moaday nlpt'a NBA e:dllbltloa ·a- Ill San Aatoalo. Tile Spun WUD, UI·IN. (AP) KNOCKS BALL AWAY •. Cltarlotte'e n-y U.wklnl llu tile ball Jmocked away by 19. 14 (llo), - By The Aaoclated Pna They've talked In New York, : • Toronto and Cblcago. This time, Gary Bettnv!n IKid Bob Goodenow made Wasblngton, D.C., the latest stop In lbe NHL labor negotiations. Like the previous meetings, nothing substantial came out of Monday's five-hour meeting. •'There was no progress to report, •' NHL spokesman Arthur Pincus said. Ne11.t stop for Goodenow: Toronto, where he will prepare ~or an informational meeling with players on Wednesday. Be""'•n tbe NlO... canmiujoo.. er, and Golideoow have bccD mov· ing around Noith ADierica aylilgto get away from the media attention that has focused on the longest work Stoppll8e Iii NHL history. The owners • lockout went into its second month today, with an expected announcement shortly from the teague tbat more games will be canceled. Lut Monday, four games were cut fa each team lineu&c:! . IAL'I'DIOII OIIOLII ---~ lyd'llrill_ol....,. i' ATHENS, Ohio (AP) ,; Obio University today :· announced it will remove Tom ~ Lichtenberg as bead football coadl and reassign him 10 other duties Iii the athletic depanment Lichtenberg, 54, whose team bu not won a same this year, will coacb the rest of the IICIIIOII. Ollio U. President Robert Glid· den said Lichtenberg probably will be reuaigned to ouneting and fund-railing. Licblenberg said in a news : release that he takes responslbll· : lty for the team'a poor abowlilg. · "I've alwaya m•intllined tbat : I'm the guy who II ultimately •. reaponalble. That' a a part or :. being the head llllD," be said. ~ The Bobcats are 0~ In the ·: Mid·Amerlcan C011ference 8lld : 0-8 overall. They Joat 22-10 to ~ Central Mldlipu Saturday. :: Lichtenberg Ia 8-42-2 alilce signment. .. Before joiDiDI Ohio U, Ire was head coacb and • assiSiaut coach at Mordlcad Stale; head coacb at Maine; and 811 allistant at Iowa Sllte, NOlle Dame, Obio · State and Northern Iowa. Gliddell' said the univenily will immedi•tcly begin looking for a new head coacb. ELECT FRED. ==--· A~IIAVU~ Ja!Olt Dlo-b, Ont ...._, off ...... frcaiiiQrh"" . . . CINCINHA111B"" P 2 - .ol.tlio-- C"l:; -I - -.IIIII - . H clllioa; nmlolt.·Ont ~lite -.-.-,·---... Olaf-.--· -Qat.. 1111 tuoop or lito - . . a.s l'o1. .,._, o( liFo Cl!all.._ •• 1111 COl.OIADO I.OCDBI-N- ~~:r·-~..--Dictlaldooooa, 4ltectorof ,a.,. de 1 J , t.o Wet ........ Ill 317 116 • 261 230 173 157 114 112 OMI....niall2 ,._,_,II. . . . . JtiiD-·· ty.~ .... . ....... 19!16. PIULADIILPIIIA PIIIWBICial- Oory Mota, OO!Iflol4«, off --tlio~­ IIAIKUMU. ,........ . . . . 7 CLBVBLAND CAVAUEIIS- Sipod Tooy ~1. ,-.rCI!Wifct. Wai... - - 1 1 1 1 0 . , Colli«, ( ton\·ftllioNI CGmpiROrl. h p"e Uir c-pi ll ofli<Mn<y nttnpup~ HU,Senonol~ i ElliCiio<y llotinp, aUioc Mtho.......,. ..viltc c:hoa for of - dtFNnclin' enwbCIUIWhb.noll ramprtuon an Rutland Furniture ' thoc....pillo" bo<Mcll>y. _,.., l imhtd •·arnnty. Christmas is when a lot of people besides Santa find themselves in the red. 1 ••• Plumbing customer: "You guys make more money than doctors." Plumber: "I know. I used to be a doctor." • •• A good scare does more for a person than good advice. ••• EffKwnt. quirt 1nd cunOStOn· misUnl "ittl mot"P tffldtnl • • dtb"")' Bite off more than you can chew, then chew it. • •• Patient: "I need help. I'm talking to mys,:til .~ Psy· chiatrist: "A lot of people do that." Patient: "But I'm so boring." G I" 7 SltOWIOCIIIS II MIIIOUSIS ·Rutland Furniflre IL 124, I~Ol • ....,..~ WIM - - ---~..-. . . . . . . liFo By Your Meigs County Com•lssloner Dcdlpqtod fp Prqtflll for AL', gfMcjc< Cognlyl Your Voce and lnftuence AppreeiDNd , .. oC- CI!Dtt UFI TII!J-. HOFFMAN BJpcdlnccd.Cq~gbk • BOSTON lJID IOX-IladliM to ....... 1!195 aptlo• .. - ue1otiation aesalon between Dettman and Goodenow precluded any sudl anDQUIICeiDCilt The number of missed games was up to 175 today, the 32nd day of lbe lockout 1bc league and its players bave been unable to reach a collective bargainina agreement to replace the one thai e~tpired oo Sept 15, 1993. Without a CBA. the owoen Jocta1 out the playen at the start of the seasoo oo Oct. 1. Meanwhile, the exodus of Jecited-out players to Europe cootinued Monday, witla Toroato Maple Leafs captain Doug ooget ,the conference· s bid to the 8llllOUIICing he will play Iii Switzerflorida CitruS Bowl. land la!er this month. · But Moeller's bissest task uow Gilmour said be Ia scheduled to may be mating sure individual jolil a Swiss team on Nov. 16. His agendas don't get in the way of a~ent, Larry Kelly, planned to teD team play tbc rest oC the way. · hun wbidl team today. "You'll' lind out DOW wbo the "I wanted to go somewhere guys you can really count on are." wherejust the hockey's good," said Moeller said Monday at his weekly Gilmour, who iD a DOIH:O!Imedia luncheon. "When you win tact exhibiti1111played game Sunday Digllt there'acoougllforeverybody. "1bat' s something we coostant- in Samia, Ontario. ~ about _ that ~D win 's coou•h for ev y." 6" Moeller finds himself much Iii the same' situation as a year ago, when the Wolverines fell to 4-4 . :;::;-=u!:;~k losses to Illinois he bepu coacbiDs at Ohio U in 1989 and has a career reconl of 26-56-3. Athletics Director Hlfold McElhaney said he bad recommended that Lichtenberg be reuslgned 10 another positiou at the milvenity. •'Tom is too good a person and has too many positive sJdUs to offer," McElbaney said. "IJi . my estimation the university would be wi!e to utilize his lal· enta in another position. And dial Ia wbr, I supported his reas- fl ~ from the 84-pme schedule. ' . Brian Bwkc, the NHL's direciOr of hockey operati0111, bad said he expected lbe leque to IIIDOIIDCC a sciieauie revilloo MOiidly. But the - Dave Grate 1 I'·- IUDUL Michigan coach plans few lineup ·changes ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) Coach Gary MoeUer isn't talking about wbolcaale chaugea for Mldll· _ gan's next same Saturday at Purd ueB. doo't he .............. if a few : ut •-~"~ new faces appear In the the Wolverines try to rebound . . their tblnllou of the 1C81011. Mlcbipu feU to 5-3 overall and 3·2 in the Big Ten with a 31-19 WI • bome Joaa Saturday 10 ISCOIIIID. ' Tbe lou canwletely acuUied IDY faint hopes the olverlnes bad of winning the Big Ten title and Role Bowl berth. Now their best hope Is to win theii, remaining three games and WIIIFI..... .....,. - ........ 11 .,'nitA ·Nothing substantial c.omes .out of NHL negotiations :-OU to reassign grid coach '0 (nozun Lease. briefs alldlna Into aecond place paat Cincinnati 'Colerain. Hilliard remained fourth, wllb Clnclnnali St. Xavier movlna llfOUIId Cantoo McKiDiey llld into Mil place. Valley VIew took over the top spot Iii Division IV last week from defendina state champion Wau aeon. This week, that slim two-poinl advantase baa been padded to 29 points. Amanda· Clearcreet IUid Nelsonville· Yort came Iii third and fourth, respectively. . Elsewllere, there wu CIIIIIC to fed IIDCIIIY if your team is llllltcd No. I. Celina, which unseated Piqua two weeb 810 in Division u. bad its lead drop from 20 10 17 points over Piqua beacllns IillO the final poll. Chardou was third, followed by Rayland Buckeye Local Md Cincinoatl Anderson. Reds add eight players to roster Here's· the lo-wdo-wn: ~nie cJw••..._ "We bad 10 alter the aame plaD, obviously bealuse of the wealbcr. It was maybe as unusual of a game as I bave ever been ill, bealnse If you went in ooe direction (with the wind) you bad af bance," said Holmgrea. '" If you went the other way, it was awfully bard." The Bears, meanwhile, threw three interceptions 1111d fumbled twice, both setting up Sbort touch· down runs by BeDDCU. The loaa sent the Bears 10 4-4 and RldDdled queslioo• about tbelr starting quartedlact. Erik Kramer, · who fuPibled once and was twice iDten:epted by Bryce Paup, feU to 1·4 as a staner with a S·for-10 paling perfCJri!W\CC. a t:i COLUMBUS, Olalo (AP) 'I'here weae no c:~~~naea • the rop this Week, but tJaat QID 't meu there won't be nex1 week when 1re aowoed In tbe 48da annual Auoc:laled Prea stale biJII acbool football poll, EacUd, Cellna, Steubenville, Germutowa Valley View, Veraalllea llld Delpbol SL Joba's cootlnue u the leaden Iii each of the six diYilioaaln bal1otlng by a stale media panel. Thla II the seventh of eight pons, with winners announced 011 Monday. Only two of the lix leaden Euclid Iii Dlvisi1111 I and Genlllntown Valley View- have more security this week dum Jut. Euc:lld lilcreased its leld from .15 to 29 poinfa, with Clevelmd SL Ignatius - winner of five or the last ail biJ-acbool poll aowna - 11t 815...222 304-675-7254 742•2211 ' I !INSTALLATION Serwing Me;.-, Maon &: Gflllio SERVICE · , HIGH EFFICIENCY HEAT PUMPS ·& FURNACES 35815 OAK HURD. CHESTER, Ott 45720 PT. PLEASANT, WY 25550 • ' �Ohio Community calendar '"' •• TVESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Community Aaaoctalklll, S: IS p.m. Tuesday a1 Pllople& B&Dt: RUTLAND - RutlaDd Tuesday, 7 p.m. allcbool. ,..•,.. POMEROY - meetlllg, PTO, FOE Auxlllary Tuca!lay. potludr: 7 p.m.; meetlDg 7:30 p.m. BEDFORD - Bedford Towaabip Volunteer Fire Department Committee, 7 p.m Tileaday, township ball. Public inviled. POMEROY - Pomeroy Chapter t86, Order of 111e EastaD 6 p.m. potluck followed by tbe meetmg. Auc:tioo to be held and lbole atleDding are asked to lake IOIIIC· thing for tbe auaioo. s..-. CHRISTOPHER AND CAROL SHANK SYRACUSE - Syracuse PTO, Tuesday, 7 p.m. allbe sdlooL Ault·Shank Carol Aim Ault 8lld Cbristopber Todd Sballt WCIC uaited in marriage 011 July 23 aldie Flnt Bapciat (burch of Middleport. 1bc Rev. Jamca Keesee otftclat. :: eel 11 lbe IJI8l'riaae of lbe dstugbter of Mary Sbeets of Springfteld 81111 tbe late JBJDea Sbccta, 8lld lbe sm SbaDk, Pomeroy, 111111 lbe late Scott SbaDk. 1bc maid of boDOr was Coonie Dodsoa, Middleport. 81111 tbc beat man was Stacey SbaDk, brolber or lbe groom, Paneroy. . " of Elbel .. ~ ~· ~· · The bride was escorted by ber two 50111, ~ iDd Ty. Solollls wee Chad Dodsoa, P. I. Smllll, llld J1111e Wile, wbo also aened .as pianiaL Musk IDc:ludcd "The Billie Hyma of Love," "Love Me Tender" and "I Cross My HearL" Guests were registered by Janice Evaoa. A receplion was beld following tbe wedding witb Coolde Hall 81111 Wanda Shank ICI'Yiog. The c:ouple boaeymooned at Myrtle Beach, S.C. Go South, young producers: Canadian TV makers find · willing U.S. buyers •t· .. By LYNN ELDER AP Televbloo Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) VIEWER ADVISORY: Some Ide· viaioo JI'OII'IIIIIIIIJ may inlpin: an odd, mildly Dlea•anc unre 10 bum a few bin of %c~~~~adill"· Hoiiywood bas long made use of Canadian sc:cnery and actors. But now the north-of-the-border eotcrtalumcot indultry is ICDing an inc:reasing amount' of TV movies 81111 series to eager U.S. netwuts. Canada's biagest and TV prod~tcer-distributor •. Allianc:e Communications, celebrated a landmark thil acuon: its "Due South" bectlne lbc fint Omac!jan. made prime-time sales oo a Jiull« U.S. oetworlt. So far, it' 1 a wianer: CBS onlcmla tun IC8IOII of the comic aclioo series, airing a1 8 p.m. EDTThursdays, featu:J a do-rigllt Canadi•n MOUDiic his partuer, '·' :. ;. r ,, , rum f . a sauffy Olicago cop. "Tbey deliver a fint-rate show," said Steve Warner, CBS' senior vic:c president for proaram planolog. "The only dilfereoce 11 it takes longer to get the dailies tbrougb euatoma." Alliance also c:reated four Harlequin romance novel-baaed TV movies for CBS, and bas about 1 S movies 81111 series in develop- : ,, meat or produc:tioo for U.S. c:ablc 81111 broldc:ast oudeta, said Midlael Weiabarlb, exec:utive vlc:c president. Alliana: Enll:fllimoeat USA. ' Canadians note' that they've Eui'Opi!an martell. For Alliaoc:c, two-tblrda of ita tdevialoo produc:· lion Is aold to tbe United States, said company president Steven DcNurc. Canwllaa producers c:lea'ly bavc an ed&e over otbers ill makiniJ U.S. deals. Their c:ountry is by far lbc iarsest foreign suppUcr to American television, DeNure and Sussmaa aay. " Proximity and lllared c:ulture are part of the reasoa. Sussman IBid. Most of lbc 28 million Canadians live within SO mDel of tbe border (about 18 mltuon of those ia Enalisb-apeakinl£:;:'•>· Servin& as a for U.S. TV 81111 movies also bas helped. Loaa known as a c:beap aud .friendiy place 10 lbool, Caawta bas auracled movies and TV abows suc:b as .~ox's "'lbc X-Filea," wbic:b _films m V~ver, Brililb ColtJJD!!I8. Tbat a alveo U.S. exec:ulivea a finlbaod view of Can acHe. .• tecb- oic:a1 expatise. Snsnn• said. Butlbc bi&Jc:at factors .in Cana· MIDDLEPORT Reautar meelin& Middleport Masonic: LodJC 363 F.tAM Tuesday, 7:30 a.m. lllbe MaiODk: BuUdiDJ. Election of officcn. · WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE _ Scipio Towa· ship Trustees, 6:30 p.m. Wedaeada u..ft viU ~ wosbi build Y at • "iie e o P • IDg. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Literary Club 2 p.m ..,...._~·"'ay ......,.,Mn, bome, 0 f Mrs.•David.B.. OweD. • Dwight Wailace to n:vicw "I KDow · Wby the~~ Bird Sinaa" 111d selected '!"" by Maya An&dou, aad Mrs. Eileea Buc:k to review ...._, oflbe L - "'-~" """ "'""' • MIDDLEPORT- Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164 Fci:AM regular "It' I tbC &lobaJizatiOD of the iDdultry," Sussman said. "We've all read about lbc global market. The borden betweea c:ultures and C0U111rica are cvaporadaa." . Public Notice PubliC Notice PubliC Notice '' Oh' NOW, THEREFORE, be It NOTICE OF E~CTION . · bill le 10 be paid ciut or the property within the VIllage r..olved by the Vlllega ol ~~ f~~~~ ~~~~8: Flrl Fund. or Pomeroy end thet once Pomeroy 11 followa: Revl"d Cod , Sectlont . PASSED Oct.17,1tiM Mr. Tltue hat conetructad . 1 . Thet the Vlllege or Kathy Hyaell, 11ld road at hie .expenaa Pomeroy epprovee filing an 3501 .tl(G), 570511 , 5705 .25 lven , Clark·Treaeurer and reepo'\tlblllty, thet the eppllcetlon lor Netureworkl 1 h 1b N0 II ce pureuenco • " Y gof • John "uaae•, of Pomerow• ahall flnencleleuletanco. that' In "' •· Pre·elden! VIllage · Reeclutlon or tho Boord of '(10) 25; (11) 1; 2TC edopt thle acceae roed •• 1 2. That John Muaaer lo Townohlp Truetooo of the public street pureuant to hereby authorized end Townehlp of Lebanon, ORDINANCE NO. 617 authority granted by the dlrocted to execute and Ilia Portland, Ohio, pueed on WHEREAS, tho Pomeroy Ohio Revleod Coda to the an application ·with tha Ohio tho 21th dey ol Juno, 1994 Vlllego Council and Mr. VIllage of Pomeroy by of Neturel there will be eubmlttod to • Robert Tltue or Pomeroy Soctlone 715.18 end 723.01. and to .jlrovldt vote of the people of llld have mutually agreed to 2) That at euch limo ae Mr. all Information and eubdlvlelon at a Generel conetruct en accolt road Tltua notlfloo tho Vlllogo of documentetlon required to Election to be held In tho from Highland Aoed to the Pomeroy that uld accaee become ·ollgl~le for poaelblo Townlhlp or Lebanon, Ohio, property ol Mr. Tltue and road hae been completed, funding a ..latence. at tho regular placet of that once conetructed aald tho VIllage of Pomeroy will . Thot tho VIllage 01 . 3 votlnn therein, on the 8th d 111 be adoptad at a cauae iald road to be • roe w d II Pomeroy do.. egree to day of November, 19t4, the public munlclpel road within lnapacted an aamo. obligate tho Iunde required queetlon of levying a tax, In the VIllage of Pomeroy. complloe with village road to eatlafectorlly complete exctte of tho ten mill WHEREAS, It It the epeclllcatlona and the l d limitation, lor tho benefit of b tw village 11 eatlellod with tho tho propoaed pro act an Lebonon Townahlp lor the egreomin1 1 Hn counc 11 become ellglblt lor purpoeo of Fire protection. end Mr. Tltua that Mr. Tltue conatructhlon oltohald "vclclllll ralmbur .. ment undar tho 1 on 1 Said tax being: A renewal will bear the lull and age Ierma and condiUont of the of an oxlatlng '""· of 1 mill at con:oplfla expenao end ICclun<cl. of tho VIllage of N11 ~. p...... ram a rato not exceeding 1 (ont) roaponalblllty of oxcavetlng Pomeroy will aflectueta thle urew~~rtlllcaii 01 ' milia for uch one dollar of and conotructlng tha ordlnenco end tho roed will Racordlng Ofllcor valuation, which amounte to acceae roed from Highland become a public I, the underalgned, hereby ton tonte ($0.10) lor eech Road to tho property of Mr. under tha authority, cerllly,thll tho foregoing It one hundred dollar• of TltuaandthetthoVIIIageof a rvlalon, and 1 true and correct copy of valuation, lor !Iva (5) yoare. Pomeroy will In no way of the VIllage tho reeolutlon edopted by Tho Polla lor aeld ElecUon have any reeponelblllty or tho Vlll~go of Pomeroy held will open et 6:30 o'clock axpanao In eald on 3rdday .o roct 19M,and A.M. and remain open until conetructlon. Kathy Hyaoll, Clerk 1am duly authorized to 7:30 o'clock P.M. or oald Further, It Ia agreed thet VIllage of Pomeroy exacutethle certlllcete. day. once oald acceae road Ia Melga County, Ohio Kathy Hyeell, Clerk Dated Sept. 26, 19M conatructod to the Lorry D. Wohrung Deem thle ·reeolutlon an · ~ order olthe s a t I • Ia c II o n and Wllllem A Young Boor of Electlone, Ill tl I th VIII • emergency due the time spec ce ons o o ago Bryan Shank limit on flUng tor grant. of Meigs County, Ohio. of Pomeroy that the Wllllem R. Haptonetall ( ) (Ill Tc 25 _ _ 1: _ 2 _ __ Henry L Hunter, Chelrman Pomeroy VIllage Council John F. Muuer _1_0 _ Rite D. Smith, Director. will then adopt llld ICCIII Gtclfao L Wright 1 PubliC Notice (10) 11,18, 25, (11) 1; 4TC roed aa 1 public otroat within the VIllage of 1!..!!~:.!.:.~:.:.:..::..;..___ RESOLUTION 13.14 Pomeroy end will maintain PubliC Notice BE IT RESOLVED by the eald accon roed at 11 doae RESOLUTION 12.t4 Council of the Vlllege ol with all of the public atreets Attachment No.2 Pomaroy, ell member• altueted within the VIllage ·RESOLUTION OF thereto concurring: Public Notice pursuant to authority AUTHORIZATION Thet the Clerk/Treeaurar granted by tho Ohio WHEREAS, the State of of the Vlllege of Pomeroy, RESOLUTION 14.M Ra)llted Codo Section h h th Ohl troneler the sum of BE IT RESO' "ED by the 715 18 d 723 01 I roug e o •• · • an · · D t f N1 t 1 $40,000.''" (Forty Thoueend Council of tho VIllage of THEREFORE, BE IT epartmen ura dollars) from the General Pomeroy, ell membera ORDAINED by the VIllage Reeourcu, admlnlet~~~ Fund to the Strati Fund for - therelo concurring: Council of the VIllage of lf~~::~~~~~~~,!~:c:~ the oparetlon of current That • bill from JVS dlied Pomeroy, State of Ohio by II purpoeaa, Thl 1 lor 1190 lor lira achool an efllrmatlve vote of all fedorel Lend expensdee. raso 1u 11,on · 11. mem•~re el~ed thereto· . Coneervatlon dteme omorgency or I Ing wea recan Y t ran ""' Program and/or the operation or currant received by Clork wee 1) That the VIllage of Ohl N W rk expeneos. 1 0 a1ure 0 •· approprleted lor 111110 yoer Pomeroy antor Into an PASSED Oct. 17, tll94 but wae not peld. eglftmont wtth Robert ·Titua AS h Kllhy Hyeell, 1 THEREFORE, elnct there In thet Mr. T1tu1 Ia Ia t~:~W~~H::E~·:R~E~:~ • a VIllage of Clerk·Treaeurer le eppropriete Iunde atlll conatruct en accea1 road 1; detl~~d~~~n~~~ John Mutter, Prelldont · ° ° ••:•:••:l•:bl=a~la:r~t:IIM:.Y~•:·~··~'h:l•:!,.~'':om:.;H:I:gh:le:n:d~R:o:a:d~to:.;;h:I•~===:.:P:roa;::r~m::;.....J~(~to:)~25:;~(~11~)!t;~2~T;c_ _. . meeting aad annual eiectioa of offic:ers Wedoelday, 7:30p.m. at lbc Middleport Masmk BuiidlDa. Refresbmcotawillbettned. 1 After waldiiD& Alneric:aos film iD ~ Canada 111111 after bec:olDIDg partners in' aome of those projects, Canadian producers dec:ided to 10 oetworlts. Alliaac:e fouad Hoilywood frieadly, as bas aootber major Csnadiaa eatertalnment firm, ~ Ailantis Com.muaic:atioos. It baa cto~ to 30 U.S. either llloodna or in devc L Atlantis' TV movies for the U.S. mutet iDClude lbe Michael Gross-David Huaelhoff lbriiicr "AvataDc:bc" (alriog at 8 p.m. ET toolabt. on Fox) and ''Following sen din:cdy u.s. 1 MIDDLEPORT - Revival, 7S Pearl St~ Middlcpon. through SIIUrday, 7:30 cadi eveoina. ape· c:ial lin&IDg, EvmacUst. lbe Rev. Public Notice . _..:..=:::..:::.:.:.::.;.__- .: NOTICE OF ELECTiON ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF ~ THE TEN MILL LIMITATION : Revleod Code, Section• · 3501.11 (G), 5705.19, 5705.25 .' Notice . le hereby given : that In pureuance of 1 ·• Rttolutlon .of tho Board of • Township Truatees of the ROlLAND - Rutland TOWD· .,~ 'lbunday, 6:30p.m. : Township of Letart, Letart, FRIDAY RACINE - Cburc:b Women United, World Community Day, Racine Methodist Church, l p.m., ss dues payable, ss blauket (X)IIIri· !!!!'!!'!!!!'!!'!!!!'!!'!!!!'!!'!!!!'!!'!!!!'!!'!!!!~'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ !!!! La;~-.91.-Way for Christmas SMALL WANT ADS i 00< . A·BIJ POOil ·;.. f , ·-· by . . ,,_.:=::::..:.::;::,;.;;,;.__ • Tbe llllalgs County Public 'Library Board of Trueteea :are accepting bldl lor the ··aale olthe Carnegie Library ·:building, located at 200 E. .·Second St., Pomeroy, OH •45769. •Bide will be accepted ';until 1:00 p.m., Wedneadly, ·"November 30, f 994. The ~Truateee reHrve the right to "reject any aRd all bide. 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Insurance Work Welcome Stale Rt. 33 • Dawln, Ohio ,,.._ 10Un-tpin - 8 9 Cloon TruoU, SmHh • • Cuatoni lltde • Solid vinyl replacement windows Frei Estlmttes •VfSff OUR SHOWROOif' 110 Court St. flo!Mroy, Ohio - •'Look !O£tbe Red iiiiil Wiute Awnla&'' 992-4U9 Alhi.Orir l-I00-291·56l0 Public Sale &Auction 614-843~5264 Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire Health • Accident • Annuity • IRA • Mortgage • $200 Installed · Caii·For bitalls ._ =·~1! AinBrlcan General LlfB & Accident Ins. Co. P.O. Box 189 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 ' -· POIMIOif. ROCKY R. HUPP ~ Gnlr. 11t - Yonl .... 1-2, - Graded Benefit Whole Life is now avaiiBble The plan offers coverage of up to $10,000 with no physical exam and no health questions asked on the application. Ages 40·80 992·2269 ..... Middleport & VlclnHy PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE ~MU~ge. Afrer&p.m. NOTICE OF ELECTION ON 614-985-4180 TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Revlaed Code. Section• 3501.1t(G), s7os.tg, 5705.25 Notice Is hereby given that . In pursuance · of a ' Uglit Hauling, Reeolutlon of the Board of Township Tr~etoes of the Shrubs Shapped Township of Orange, Tuppers Plains , Ohio , and Removed passed on tho 11th day ol July, 1994 there wtn be 'Mis. Jobs. aubmlitad I > a vote of the people of· uld eubdlvlelon at a General Election to be held In tho Townehlp of Orange, Ohio, at the regular places of voting therein, on tho 8th dey of November, .1 994.' the queatlon of levying a tax, In excels of tho ten mill limitation, lor the benelll of prange 1..-.a1..f11 Townehlp lor the puf'poea of 114-1182~10 Flro protection. Said tax baing: A rtnewel of en .oxletlng tex of 2 mille ·SERVICEat 1 nile nol exceeding~ 2 · Wa Ill eervfce II the lllp bacWN II Ilea aln'il bean our mlllo for ,eoch ono dolllr of veluatlon, which t!ftOunte to • lilt prlorltyl.in fltcl, OW. lab Nrvfcl .., WI mey twenty ce.nts ($0.20) lor· ~,,.~~.fnaoch one hundred dollart of voluatl01n, lor five (5) yaare. Siuing at •7.85/month for 13 channtls on up to •• m1ny 11 The Polio for aald ElecUon detl~e. will op·i n at &:30 o'clock · ' -IAL£8A.M. and temaln open until Diahaa mng1ng In liD flam 101111 clear clown to te Indite. · o'clock P.M. of eold , -PAYIIENTPUHYea. w. 1*1 lltka cuhl -o,.. 80 daya 11 cash -orOatod Sept ze, 1H11 paymante tor 41 inonh aelowu $35month. By ardor or the -IERVICEBoerd of Elactlona, ~~1&'¥'" l Our $1• c •• begtnl' endt of Meta• County, Ohio. your 1111111tt len't worldng riah~ w ~ Henry L Hunter, Cholnnen 11M to ~~orin penon-Whorl you c:.lt, RHe D. Smltll, Director. ' ' (fO) ,11 : 18; 25 (UI t; 4TC Pomeroy, (No Sunday Calls) 7ml'M Skiing -Ad. 614·992·7643 Stop & Compare LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. (:ommun!ly YMI .I t llan., Oct. :n lhiu Sat, Nov... .._, BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. · 915•4473 · Roofing, Skiing .... , ~~ ca.w. 'Mh•;n-~ Board Of Alchot, Drua •11 GUk!n And MorUl-ae-._, P.O.Ioa114 Oetllpotle, 011 - 'fi ' Uon D 1\1114 & VlclnHy saw. FREE ESTIMATES 1411~uMANLEY'S HOMI IIPROYDIENT _ RACINE Jot II. .., . 614-742·2131 ,.....,.. _, A p t r t . :"i::: Wllh ~---· Du"'"'WII· ... '"--..Or The....., 01.--. 5 HAULING Umestone &Gravel DEPUTY DIIEClQII I'OifnoM &Ilk ~tclltt In the LYGII Corter II Unlvanlty of Rio Otancle. 1142511-1527 Loa.. .._IJI_I Bus. {614) 446-9971 7 Dried Materials '* ....... ted In Etmlna ...... IHr. Nit Door To Doar.liOO"' Mtt. Found: two ""'- one IItteii, ·Avon. Noedocl I ....._ Wllo one white onc1 ..,., Eut lllln Would Uu To Ill Ann,. IM81rMt, Ponror ..... t14-112- 44t-3:Jel. Specializing: bid . tli111TFN Kenny's Auto Rental .aeeurlty In the form of a ·; •I DU'I IPPLIUCI IIRIICI Forlll . .lor • Ervin• would MAIL TO:---------'-:-------..---:----~ ·, ? 11121114 . PubliC Notice I C·SC 801111 per p01llll t.llanmd c.. ' f ot an existing tax of t mill at the payroll reporting ,; • rato not exceeding 1 (one) requirements of Sectron "'mills tor each one dollar of 411~ of the Ohio Rovioed ~ valuation, which amounts to Code based -on the cost of ~ ten .cents ($0 .10) lor each eatimated · ~ one ·hundred doll are of renovation. The Owner reserves the ~ valuetlon, lor live years (5). ~ the Polla tor otld Election right to accept any bid , to .; will open at 6:30 o ' clock waive a_ny or. all '· A M and remain opan.untll Informalities In bids and/or ~ 7;30 o'cloc~ P.M. of · said reject any or all bids at • day. · their discretion . " Dated Sept 26, 11194 Harold H. Blackston ~ By order of tho President .of the Board of ~ Board of Election~, • . Dtr•ctora "' of Molge County,. Ohio. Tuppers-Pialns-Cheeier ~ Henry L. Hunter, Chairman Water Dletrlct " Rita'D. Smith, Director. (10) 14,16, 24, 31; (11)1 ; ·5 tc · ·• (10)11, 18, 25 (11) 1; 4TC 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), Fill In Your Ad and Mall It To Us or Drop It Off At Our Office. · Your Ad Will Run For One Week. Reclaner Sale•••... ·" ., .. . Chairs starting at Just s259.~ ·imd 10 Jlrocluc:c for Amaial.'' llkl · • Pctrt S"QMIIIIII, Atlanda' executive _ vice president 11uec1 in Loa AnseL b • Factory CW!e Oily Baslla B•llcllg · ~ excess of the ten therefrom. ~ limitation; tor the benefit or arising Bidders are advised that • Letart Townehlp for the this project 'Is aubjoct to ~ purpc~ee of Fire protection. • satiltax being: A renewer prevailing wage rates and butioDa, mcmben to lake a c:up. •' date. ·~ 1011 of any producer is to : prodllc:e for your domellic: martel ... 12 Gaige Fluffy, lwiL old ....... pert lAb, Sbtopent llfiCl ct.-: :1047'73-eliS. ' .............. ... RACINE FIRE DEPT. GUN SHOOTS SAT., 6:30 P.M. • Ohio, pasted on tho 2ht e' day of March, 1994 there ~ will be submitted to a vote • of the people of oald payment bonds, In ·i form ·' subdivision at a General satisfactory in the owner, In 1~ Election to be held In the the amount of 100% of the • Township of Letart, Ohio, at conlract amount, ,• tho regular places of voting guaranteeing t~o ; therein, on the 8th day of successful completion of ~ November, 1994 , tho the work . bid upon and ~ question of levying a tax, In payment of oil obligations FlmS181loa. OPEN 1 DAYS AWEEK FOR YOUI CONVENIENCE MON.·FRL 9-6: SAT. &SUfi, 9-3 ••,......., 45 c ... fer . . . dry ,..... , Frw&tlmiiM execute a contract for the ' \ TRI COUNTY RECYCLING ling, VInyl Replac:amttnt Wlnclowa, Blown lnaulatlon, Storm Doora, Storm Wlnclowa, Gatragea. of Melge County, Ohio. surety bond or certified Henry L. Hunter, Chairman check In the amount of 10% ~ Rita D. Smith, Director. ol the bid. Failure or any illddor to enter Into and '• (10)11, 18, 25, (11) t ;.4TC . ,. 81Utt2417 Vln~ Alum. Sldlngr ' Beuay Dwr, Marlinlbllq. W.YL - ... accompanied 41710 llle Hill Rd. ·Radne.Oh AI Bryan PlaN IIUIIFort 112-2772 Ollloe Houra: llon...f'd. 1:00 -':30 ptll Tuppers Plalno·Chostor Water District, 39561 Bar 30 Road, Reedsville, Ohio Bids will be received by Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District at 39561 Bar 30 Road , Raedavllle, Ohio 45772, until 2:00 p.m. , prevailing local time, Wedneoday, November 9 , 1994, and opaned publicly Immediately thereafter. Proposalo may be delivered or mailed. II mailed, send , via reglaterod mall In time lor the bid opening. A ilngle propoul will be received lor the entire. project which will Include the work of all trades. Estimated Total ProJect Coet .... $45,000.00 Blddere to designate on tho tnvelopo that It Is a sealed bid. Tho name and addreos of the bidder and the name of the project · shall also be Indicated. Drawlnge and Bid Documento may be 9btalnad lrom the Architect at 326 front Street, Marietta, Ohio 45750 lor a refundable depoelt of $10.00. Franklin D. Lea (&14)373-8841 . • ·All _ pror.oaalo _ m~st contain a I at of propoeed EmpiO\ llll 111 ): '. young-'** for . Stud--·~· J&L INSULATION ~ .ID .~-~ . lte IS Wesleyla Bible Bol'-t Cbardl, Board of Elections, .,.,.-oolorw 1>'111114 TFN aubcontractora, and be By order ol the ~ Her Heart," a Nov. 28 NBC movie hlf spDt between Canadian .~d ... Quality and Tef1111rl!fl18nt 8peciallllng In for lhow and companlone. 9.49-2168 Corner of Mt. Vernon Ave. ,&25th St. Date & Time: Nov. 2, 1994 12:00 Noon-6:00p.m. . "Please Give' - Save A Life . . NOTICE OF ELECTION ON " TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF " THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Revised Coda, Sectlono 3501.11(G), 5705.19,5705.25 - Notice Is hereby given that In pursuonce of a • Reaolution ol the Board of Township Trustees of the ; · Township of Scipio, " Pagevlllo, Ohio, passed on · the 8th day of July, 1994 there will be oubmlttad to a . ·· vote· of the people of aald , ' subdivision at a General · • Election to be held In tho ,. · Township of Scipio, Ohio, at ·• the regular places ol voting " therein, on tho 8th day of ' .November, 1994, the ." question of levying a lex, In •· oxcoeo of the ton mill ·. limitation, lor tho benefit of Scipio Townohlp for tho purpose of Maintaining and . operating cemeteries. Said tax being: A renewal of an e•l•tlng tax of .5 mill at a rate not exceeding .5 mills for each one dollar of Cocket SpaJiJela Bred for FREE ESTIMATES Place: Nazarene Church of Pt. Pleasant ~ dily. 1tarrina ADn-Mararet. Ill series ·inClude lbe upc:omlna sdeocc fie· . tioo ''TekWar" for USA Network . ' aad "The Outer Limita" for Sbo)ri· ~ BLOODMOBILE i Dated Sept 26, 1994 THURSDAY niPPERS PLAINS - Ladies Auxiliary Post 90S3, VFW, 'lbun· day. Dues payable, doD lic:keta to bewmedlD. ' Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting _Sponsored By: Pt. Pleasant Women of the Moose #594. Announcement~ KENNEL NEW~REPAIR live cents ($0.05) for each .; one hundred dollars of •' valuation, for five (5) years. 1 The Polls tor said Election 7 will open et 6:30 o 'clock • A.M . and remain open until • 7:30 o'<lock P.M. of seld =ts : ·' taAaiiDtlucllahllfka 1V piodacl . • to 1110 UDiiDd Sllles, with lie Oilier Howard L. Wrltesel ROOFING " valuation, which amounts to •- . been llllkin& deals witb IJroldrao!. ers here for a dec:ade, with lbe vol• ume and visibility of projec:ta PJ"~Dg sllelidily. A major abift oc:c:urrcd about five yeara aao, Wcisbartb says: .3 ~ ALFRED - Orange Township UUSteell will meet WecJocsday, 7:311 p.m, at the home of Clcrlt Patty Callaway. • da's penetration of the U.S. TV market are,.far broader iD srope. be and DcNIR qn:c. . Publl~ Notice . • w: Non.... r ·~ ••• �. ... ] - ,. 1\MIIdtiY, .November 1, 11M;. NEA Croitword Puzzl•. ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER 1 Onllllt 4~c0n- ~=· 84 Type olblg S5 Relltlng to 14 Snick and 15 ~,. 58 Burdin Ill Ancient 11 Clullr 110 Toy doga, lor F.F.K&MEEK =.,it ~.~:;:a dopoolt, no poll, EAST 45 t 3 U... netdod. t311K/Yr. pol~nllal. 'f'I441So4110 old. 1ICII. Poo1t1on of DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION.8, of OVERBROOK CENTER now ovolloble. Center lo o beoulllul, ,_,.lr buill, 100 bed, llcN!Iy locllld In MlddlofiO'I, Olllo (-r Olllo River). Roaulrel h roor. or u· .,.,.noo In Admilllontl role. k - - ~ oldlla, PC •to ~..:::t.:.:... ~~.:'If RESUIIE·to: Dovld Snrcler, Admlnl.cnlor, 0111•blooli Centw, 333 Poai Stnol, lllchl • ot, Ohio 451110 11MIH472, rAX: Furnished· Rooms "OK• I'll give you my chocolate pudding rations for the rest of the mission ... now, let me in!" 8un.f~. POSTAL .lOIS Slln Sl1.41111r.1 lot uom llld ollllllcltlc!o In~ oall Z11o7Q. 8301 aa1. wvau. ~~omo~pm, 8un.flj. Estate Real 31 Homes for Sale 3 Bedroom - 46 Space for Rent I 2 Clr ~=-~·~ TEAl P.ll. 3 bedroom, 1U electric home, Sllflng Avonuo,Pomoroy, :Mx40 -~~ To Do Drywd I FlniM w.... In 0.. . - . Aequ!Nd, Call After I, 114-44HI24. AI,.,•_ Pump, Ou Fumlct 1 1 Acre, a-. Addllon Area, 112,000, 114-31'7-7217. 4 Bedroom, 2 Full Bathl, 10 Acr.o, Bont 91- Bulldlntl, Rocco.~ CIHk Frontogo, LDcatod Rlahl Off 218, 011llpolla, 14J}IOO Or Boot Ollw, _.......,.._ Wilrud: laperlonoed a Do'ot lnel...r, 11uot Hne. IX· In O.ll'lloed Door., 15 lloncloythruF......,. 42 Mobile Homes -· I~ lor valco lntlructlon c~ag- nouelo fnlm UIIIO Ulllvwilly. 1n 18 wanted to Do . .....,. -Far ~....... In T1lolr Homo _,...~·· ·~~ ,.. Or """" n.,Piionl ..._..... -· Pouotng Motcle, T-. w ~~ ,_. Fcllll &l Supplies IV CS !Ock c.omra A..lquo room, In O.UifiC!!Ia, 12!0111o,. _J $171 ~. RofoNncoe - ._,.:m•. = Household Goods I Y1nJ1 In llooll M-OO Uti 10n F - - . R17 N.l144tf.-. =_,.ill, commertcer. tJ 37 King of ...... 39 Sea eagle 40Atternpted 11...: BORN LOSER TI\IRD ~. '1E.T '10011£ OOLY RfX>II't(,~ A.ft~T Apanment torRent GAAOCt£.~! ......... ~-"'' I~ ~. I II I 1 I p r I I I every I~=·:::=·~·:;:·;:~~:..,she 1-· R Or One parlence. .· E N T R A B them~"- ..-... 1-_:;....::.,n...:.:.,i---lr--igNe 15 16 U by Complote the chuckle quoted filling in tho milling wotds 1L.....l-..L.....L-.L..-L.--11you develop from step No. 3 below. I· I. I undenllnnlng, Now ·Pofoh Furnlellocl, w.-, Drvor, ~~­ Frida., Somt Fumltufe, WUI Lld£1 Air CondM- I Werm llomlng Fumaco Go - · ltt:MHZ:l4 Or 11W45-IIIII:I lluei let, llatle 011or lluor soe To Wootdy, ~ , I Yoero Eli· _, eon.tructlon, Far All YQUr _ Ro_polr Noedl. liking, Rooling, two children to be oblivious word she utters. Sighing told me, "Parents make children happiest wl)en they 111112 Win- 141171) S llod- . 2 Full Bathl,, Now Corpel, Lonollum, ,.. Panol!"1. Drop Ugh! Cllllnga, - C _ o! ~~=: whoMyseem sister to r zyp -,~:....,-,..-i. _ 304-lll""""a or IIII-30M woekdayoW. R=~ Claonll)t. A 114-t4W311Eli- • I llllrl TIIJ~~IW).I ~ 11l11 Flaolwood, all lloclrtc, ~. .....,dayo U, K Tennis players hit the ball back and forth across the net until someone misses. There is a similar situation in bridge, highlighted by today's deal. After West's takeout double, Nm•h'••·l jump raise to three spades was pre· hnr-1---1-+-emptive, showing a weak hand with, I WAS I-IOPIN6 I '(OV LOOK BETTER presumably, four trumps. !With the COULD SEE THE TI-llS WA'( .. 'I'OU same hand and a fifth trump, North ,. GREAT PUMPKIN" LOOK LIKE '1'01/'RE would have bid four spades.> When ..._.... __ FLifiN61N .. holding 10 or more points and good FAR AWAV.. , trump support, North would have re· sponded with a conventional two noby Lula Campos trump. South, with only six losers, had Celebrily c~ CfYJliODraml •re cte~~ect 1r0m QUOIItionl by tamout peop., _..,.. ,........ , Eldllftte"i in the ciptler stands tor lnoller. TodaY• clw: TtQUM L a clear raise to game. West led the heart king. When the GD VJC WXT I 'DNWZVD dummy appeared, Sol\th saw that the hand was ideal for a crossruff. And to NZWKCDDGWX G S X W II V J U ·V IIJCX lay the foundation, after winning with the heart ace, he immediately concedI WH IWH ZCVGZC , JUYC vw ed a diamond trick. :"':":-:":~::--:-::=:::-:-""c:~;c~~--::ii~~:::::i"C:-"-I The defenders did the best they vw MWZS . ' - (KWZL' CZ S X G F S) · ' could, cashing two heart tricks before switching to a trump, but it was to no CUZT LWXZWC . 111e ' avail. South won in the dummy, ruffed I • a diamond in hand, cashed the eiub PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Ghosl: The outward and visible sign or an lrMMI lear." - Ambrose Bier _a ace and crossruffed home. If the declarer is planning a.cross· ruff elearly the defenders should lead as ~ny rounds of trumps as possible. Suppose West leads a trump at trick one here. Can the contract still be made? Not against best defense. South wins the first trick in the dummy and ::::::..;_ _..;.._ _, calls for a low diamond, But East DRANOP . steps in with the king and leads a sec. ond trump. .. Although it didn't apply in this deal, ,..Wial. ... Wf.ID 3 c.oMAA ""' watch out for one other technique I"1-W\ .. .IT IMV f£" l!i& when planning a crossrulf. You should -. NDt.i, alT IT WI'T eE Wll8l . CH£ IF I)t.. GILY ~!.!C. HITGH cash all side-suit winners first: If you 3 I)t.. ~t-1 OP.,. .--....-:-"'' "''11-~· cx.D don't, an opponent might ruff one of t.E.va? !bose winners late in the game. "~o.~t~:yoo-~j~ -ffiE "'' OBO. neture 9 ActiY10 Tbln 11 Dlth col*tiont East Pass Paso . I for Sale $5400 6 Unexpected dllllculty 7 LHup • lntrtnalc I. PIJHNO .. IT MIJST tMVf SOMfTt41H' TO 1>0 IIIIITtf CU~Tu,A~ I> IV~o..., TY QUIIoro CINIIId l,lgld· Houllng, 114-441-414L pert.,.,.r 311.ubrlclla ; ,::::.:,:::_::_:::,::::;::______ 32 Mobile Homes a.-r llolnto . ...., Yn Warlt Wllllklln 1 8rontl heroine Jllll 2 C.rnlvel CELEBRITY CIPHER qu!Nd. No P!'_IJ ••"!O!!....Por 'I'NIIIIr~Far ~a- To UtiiMioo, PhcNIO: --...m. '11 vllilehool.tl all 2 lodroom Tr.llor llloholl !'!!!I.a._ O.DOelt. ...... en, r.1erchandise .,.,.,_ Call Allor 4:00 P.ll. ~- 114-ttl-1t3t. 'ThtM bedroom houoo wtth IIO'dOO' rlvw lront lo( In 111<1dtoport, 117,100, 114-1112-3114. One bodr_,, vlnyleldod on 112 ocro; loW utllltiM. ga• hoot, patio, 1ton11 llulldil)t, utiiMy room, noor WIIPO rodki atat~1 muat - to opprocllto, 123,.,.. or IOnd conlncl, 114-MNm enors,... ldull, ollc muok: ...,.,~..u . 54 MlacellaiiiOUI · Merchandise love 210" Hullv lllko, u.. $141,114-441..... . litlnd fMw Filii lilt Pool ,....,. With ........ ' .... 814-441.fllll. Clromla KUri, ltlp llachlno, DOWN By Phillip Alder - 411 11111.T - llltoriiOr, 114 tor Rent a..n, Fumlohod, 1 llod- One Acrt Of Ground, More Or ecliDol .l .....,.,.... ... cohN prop., ..., I 10110 HeMe LDcatod On Still Routo 141, Th- Badi'OOIIII, Ell In KHcholl, Bath, Flnlohod Halt - - . Two Car ' Oarooo, ConeNto llltvowoy, Slt1lng On Instruction PI- lulldlno For 241 -H4 E........ 814 448 4312. Schools& ~ llonlil Cell 114-'IIIJ4SU Or .,.. 121.000. 114-112-DI3 or •~ 112·7304. 3 Bodrooms, 2 lotho, Hilt aot.trontco 120-1 ...... - dol•or, llllhlronll ,., 0 1994 by NEA. ·~· doloctton, vory-llnle, ,.,.. $171 ot Wilt llart, wilt IIIII t100, . - - - - - - - - - 8-NS43. 41 Houaea for Rent 24 Lilped 28 Fiction type 81 ~':"nded lump 82 Mlp lbbr. Back arid forth to victory . Sian Slt41 IHr. For Eum And All!lllcatloil Into. Call 12111 .,... 13111 Ex1. 011511, ' A.ll . .. P.ll. 23~ ' llddltlon tr•~ 32 Oriole or robin 3 Doneted 34 Slnger-Pinu 4 Rubbertroe 35 Llrge rodlnll 5 Quarrel Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South · South West North I4 Dbl. 3 4 4e Pass Pass Opening lead: • Nep.Jhmenle. lrcrNtnl ea11rv _......... ......,.. awofl 17 - out(macle dowtth) 11 IIOaMI ' 20 Longtime m•neuvera SOliTH eA10976 •A 8 7 •A Q 6 5 ::r:&=: .........-...... ~m::.= __... e 4 2 t K 10 6 •J 9 8 2 """'"'I --~. POSTAL .lOIS lur¥1Y e .K Q J B •& 53 t87542 •3 44 'E_,ntlr 4CI F . _, to I 8 Morlyl 12 IMtlng 12 monthe BE/\TilE BLVD.' "' by Bruce Beattie QGnllfiM A PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN AI.L THOSE ·CH~ CHEWS"· 1: GOT FOR KALUlWEEN ~ ~ TIIEV'IIE TURWED M'I'E""J 110UTH "'l7rALL'( ~ .. Appnc:iltel I -, THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER Remadlllna, And .._ HolnH, .114-241-1311. SCRAM-lETS ANSWEIS 1M Redmon 1ttlV 2 llod1'001111, 2 Fullllothl. Hoel Pump Included E o - Conrltlon, Sti,IIOO, 814-24!1-aaat. 11111 14xll:l Carillon 2 Bd,, 1 Both, Window AC, nJIIune Pholognphor Avilloble Sl \900, 114 44D 4323. . · lor Woddl"" I Other E-o CaP Kovln 114 4411S11 Aft!" 5_ 11113 Sunohlno 14171 I llodroomo._2 _Bailie, LounclrY R-. p.m. . IJI20 .-k, 8o12 Bulldlna; On Rentod Lat. Sti,SOO, 111-4!11F1n anc 1al 1711. STRI<£ A8l.CJN N TI-E. I'IAA ON HGH PRICES. SHOP TI-E. CI.ASSfiEDS. CUt-. Opaque • Gloat - SUite • Kingly • GET to YOU ·oon't go looking for trouble," my w1se old granny always told me. "If you wait someone might Intercept it btifore it can GET to YOU." ,_ •. ' ' 1114 Cllrton Eootwtnd. 14118, pMlally• tum~rtlng I itnchora, Ioiii .. ._ oond. 1114-ttM3tll. Tr diiSIJOI 1 ~1 1011 ·ASTRO.QRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL (ii 'lbur Rell liliS ,J •. • ~·) ~ . . . . . .. sure to slate your zodiac sign. 1Keep up lhe good work. There's light at SAGmARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) SlriVe 1 the end of lhe tunnel. to be logical today, but don't detach your· GEMINI (May 21.June 20) Your generosi· sell from your lntuniOn. Both !actors are In ty will be appreciated today . Since you good working order. show concem lor others. you may have CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jin. 11) Today, help accomplishing lhings you couldn'l do • instead or WO(!Ying about things lhat may alOne. never happen, locus your menlalenerg10s CANCER (June 21-July 22) Today , on positive results. It's just as easy lo do you're preny good at finalizing things. and the benefits could be extraordtnaty ·. .Why donl you approach your most signlfl· .., ~ ~ • ~• """""" ............. ""'-.. -. ..... ""'' "-~ ~ •• ~ ,••• xou've been anKious to acc:ompllsh won't like to seen dona? CIH...Ivl_r be as diHicult as you'd anllclpatad. Th~ !.EO (July 23·Aug. 22) A pleasant sur· . -..,.. u-.uy , help of a talented ally could gel you start· prise could be in the offing for you Ieday. ad. . An opportunity may arise to become bel· wediiesday, Nov. 2, 1994 PI~CES (Feb. 20·March 20) Plans to tor acquainled with someone. The union . · , which you'Ve given conSiderable thought wiN be 8 good one. • · In lhe year.ahead, you lmay have mor: should no! be alterad at the lasl mlnule. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Personal gain 10 • opporluntllls I han usual becom Your game plan IS a sound one today and is possible today if you do things In 1 involVed In new endeavors wtlh new_peo- nshO\Jid work out 8CilQ'dlng to Hoyfe. _ limely manner insteld of leitving ~ up '9 pie. Whal's.ln '!'-offing could be exCiting. ARIES (March 21·Aprl,11~) Some volable chance. Be sure ~~~ere's wator _ln the pool · SCO~ (001. 2~. 22) SeMng as projecl you're involved In mtghl C~ange belore you di'le. ' the middlemen may br~ng pam~·~~= uneKpecledly Ieday. What at lirsl appears LIBRA (Bapt. 2:S·Oct. 21) Unaollcit_ed . 18 and profiiiOcjay. Thero a ~-""' 10 lriglltening, will later be seen as construe· rewards mighl come to you tod•y only you can fiH. Scorpio, treat, __.. li\18. • · because or the conalderate way you dell 1 a ,birthdilly gift. Send lor your Asbytro-Gr,r ' TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) Heamvay In 1 with others. If their gratitude can be ~for the· year ahead ma ng : a relationship you '-•• been try1ng·to : elipressed materially, they'Ddo ao. $1.25 to Ailtro-Graph, c/o this r,>ewspaper, , improve miQhllinally be visible todaY . · P.O. f!Ox4465. New r ork. N.Y. 10183. Be . • ~ "..~ ... • I . . ~ lrf '{ ' 1.• ~ ' . ,. . '' ' ·I I •.. 1.. .. r" : lo ' I " ' I, �Mother feels guilty for daughter's herpes Dear Aaa L..ller~: I am: WORRIED SICK AND PEELING . """'*"'1 ..........._ My 1&-yw• . GUILTY IN PASADENA old ...... IIMjaltbeea~ DEAR PASADENA: Clncellbe widla very . _ cae ol belpeL IUilt trip, Modler. This Ia ltOI fC*' IIIII belllde ~ IIIII IIJIIIly fllllt. Herpts isnotadeaduemence. lllocbd "t'zJJ 11M IIIII .,-y ThoiUaods d pcq~le who have it ol• ... •h •, IIIII we have IIIII live i1ormaJ lives. 1'llere are JJOW ...Y· talks aboll aafe sex 1114 hiPIY effective drugs 111M Clll keep canlama. Wllellllllbd her bow lhil this infection weU under control. hlppencd,lbe llid lbe hlc,l no idea. MeliJsa needs 10 be CCIUCIICd. I Of cocne. Meliua would not ICII I'CCCildy printed lbe lllldrels of 111 me who lbe 101 it from. I did iuist. organization lbll your dausbtu however, lhat lbe Worm the hoy It lbould know IJboul. Hcle ilIa lglin: once that he has a contagioui For he, confidential infOIIIIIIIiOII dinle I bopc and J111Y llhc blows aboul llelp, c;a1l tbe Americlll who he Ia and lhlt he Wllll't 0110 of Social Hcllth Auocialioa,IHer . ICWIIL ltelluceCesllt:rlli.S00.23().(1039, · Pkae me 101110 advice as 10 or write: ASHA/HRC, Dept. I'R4S, how t.o widt Ibis nightmare. P.O. Box 13827, Research Triangle Meliaa docs DOt WMIIO shn lhiJ Plrk, N.C. 277C'IJ. (llnclose $1 for infOI'IIIIIiall widt a lhenpist, and I JIOSIIBe and handlins.) don'tdlft ICII my husband. He would Dear Aaa Lallders: My Iiiier, hit lbe roof. "Dottie,• and l~n hiving a IIOrious lam lidt inside, not only for my dislpemenL Here's the situalion: daughter but because of the Several mondts aso. when our lllllikoole•llollbisaflliclion,which flmily wentro a nieercstaurantJor llhcwillhavefortherestofherlife. dinner, Dottie whispered to lbe lam aliO upact with m)'ldfbccause wai&c:r dtat it was Morn's birlhclay.It lheie mlllt have been aomelhing I really wasn't, but llhc hoped dtey filled 10 let ICIOII mher. I am - would llrins a com~Hmcnlll}' cake t: t.o lbe llblc, which they Jlid. Of course, nobody ordered dessert bccNJIC lbecakc was eo wonderful. A few weeks .later,the fllllily went to another mce restaurant for dinner, and Dollie pulled the 88IIIC Slunl My mother was exmmelY emblnuacd k> be plaCIIICd with 1 lovely cake while 1 roomful of IIUIIIgen sang "Happy Birthday." Last wcelt, Mom and Dad went 011 a tilde vacalioll. Dollie phoaccl lbe hotel manager 8lld said it Wll my patents' 25111 weddins llllliva"lll')'. (II wasn't) The hotel manager sent a big bouquet of f1owets to lbe room, 8lld lbe festive occasion was acknowledacd on lbe 1111quee in li'Oilt of lhe hotel. II ldemifJCcl Mom and Did by IIIDIC, which caused them no end of "jdce" Is ~ thin, llldlt'a ·not funnyuymore. If llhc pulls Ibis IIJJDl apia, lbe "victim" should inform the manasement that some nuuy relative is playing games and 10 · .... please !pOre -nacaaae. Gem of tbe Day: Let us live lhanb, not cnly for what 't'C have but for what we have ea:ape'd What's lite lnllh Gbo111 pol, cocaiM, LSD, PCP; c:rtld:; sfl"d twl dowrltrs? 'Tile Lowdowll 011 Dope" has llp-111-tlre·rrtillllte lttfo/'llllldoll Oil drllgs. Stllli a ulf-oddreutd, lo"8. emblrrlament. busitrtu·sllt tllW!/opt twla clleck Doaie thnop tbil wu hillrious, or lrtOMY order: for $3.65 (tNt ill· lllltiiOhocly elle illlhe family did; I clllllts poMage _, llaNilitag) ID: llape)'UIIwlllpulllilbmylear:raloog Lowdow11, clo AM Lat!Mrs, P.O. widl )'OUI' CCJI!H!Ialts We Ill Wlllt BoiC 11562, Cllicago, Ill. 10 know whit you have 10 say.- ~~~j0562. (/11 Calllldd. ltlld DUPLICITY IN 11IE CAROLINAS DEAR CAROUNAS: Dottie's WII'JICCI ICRIC of hiiiiiOI' is wartirur . lti•fiS i utl.ll \ . Vtl'll \I !'t CHI -nn: ·• .-na.J. ut:_ .'lit:wllol. u :v'' llu: ut; wkl·'· v,; 111" lM' UI .,\ M ; l ~ :11\X I; t, \\'1; Jd ' hll \'UUit llli l .l' 1 Dayb~s ' OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 TUES.-SAT. TIL 5 grade twe. Secoad·plllce 'II'IDDen wen, b8'ek row1 Brlllidl Cedaer, poade 11111 Jill Matloa, tp'adtln, ... Stll*Mie Bndtord; ...... tlnt. Prlllu were clouted by Barllqllam Modern Wood-a. :Lillllll J)emu4ey, Rulb ' E6a.-;. Ellzabcdl Sclrles, Owlallle .. tiiA1ltory . . Betty o::r·ut=~ary Beth Mi IIJd · BAZAAR PUNNED S.DIIael NeWI Sid Tbe Eaatern Local S~:boola bccti'K' the Melli CouDty'aiCC:CIId sdlool dialrk:t to IIJIIII'OYe adm:l· opmeat tool that may give tax break& to Clllice new bnaln-sa. The Eastern Locil Boud of EducalioD voced 3-2 last week 10 . joiu lbc SoulbaD Local Sdlools ill suppon of a eounty~wide Rural EDiapriac Zcac Pia Meigs Local Scllools bive tabbl i vOle Cll dda i8luc, said Julia 11oel'lbcJt·'Iborllton, COUDty economic: deveqxnmt ~. . Tile cuterjlrise 2IOIII!it Will 1118b '.. ' •.•.. ''· '· . r ·, ,1'. as I ' ' ' :: '). ., I ,. AtaT 'SoYe ~ on bill• of $25 cr less. CompariSOn 10 Ohlo Belrs 1011 schedule B. ~ lljllli1J lMiiloiJ!tlty Not aVailable in Mt 'krnon, Fredericktown, I>arMIIe, ~ 1 UI!Ca, ~- anc1 areas. PromJtioo extended through V31/95. Cenrerows :..UII8b!JIB, ' . '. . . ' . .r . .. I •· After cbauce 10 vote, wblle recluciDj bil staff by IS pen:enL He also has teamed up with Gov. Gecqe Voinovicb in propos· ing speDcling caps IJid new limits ,. miuutea, lbca descended 10 8,000 :teet 1n roup weather, air traffic ·~:ontroUers asked II to bold for IIIIOiber 10 mlnuiCI. A pilot acknowledJed the reqaeat with a ''Tbant you.'' Tbose were the last worda COD· -ao~~en bc:lld from the ~w, ~ .at officlals llld Tuesday. Tllrec minutes lalcr, .AmcrkBD Republican Frank Cremean1 on campalgo IXXIII'Ibulions. He said cbargcel lbat IDcumbent Demoaat be favors campalgo o~ refDIDI Ted Slrickland bas poorly rcprc· to couuter the dominance o( spc- . scnted ·the dlslrict by aldlna wilb cial-interest groups. ·· "Tbcre are 100 many people in Ohio .that feel their voice isu't bein~ beard iu the electiou process, ' be said. "llbint 1bc average voter feels squeezed out of tbe process." , beeomi Brady, who beaCR nJl a councilman orgiDizcd cilizeu campaiiDi OD tal. labor l!ld Utility rate ISSUe&. said be is ·meR commiued lban TafiiO cxpandina tbe number of voters. President Oiatoo on a number of wbidJ •qaCIQits mudJ of soulbci'JI Oblo, is diverse and not so easily issues. cbaraciCrized. . "I've tried tO be bODeS!," he said. "I've tried 10 wort bard. I operate my office uslDg fewer IIX dollars lban any of the olber 18 members of Congress fmm Obio. ''TCCI Slric:ldancl doea not reflect this clislricl wben lbree out of four timea lie votes with Bill Cliutoo," Cremeans said during Tuesday nigbt'sG:bllc. "I'D say '110' to Bill ClintoD. You can C0!J111 on iL" Claueans abo said his oppoucnt bas lried 10 bide bls suppcn of IIX· payer-fuacled abordoas and gay rigbts. Cremeans said that u a buli· nei5IIUIII, be bas created jobs for .fA•:r= acrlpts 1bow tbcre wfitJi DO trans· missi0111 or distress lipala after die pilots qi'CIC!IIO drdo' for anolb· er lOminulllli. ' Invcallaaton beau lCUChiug Tuesday lhloap tbe IC8IIaed rubblc, IDIDC of it amall 10 be carried out by bud. pey wlll be&illatuclyillallle deliria In tbe next few da1!:...!:!....NTSB or lbal fact." Slric:kland llid be pays for bia., I'm proud owo bealtb Insurance, scuds ao mass mailiugs and each moatb reiJJrDS moocy to the U.S. Treasury. 1be hourlollg clebalc lid piiCc at Mlrietla College. W SHINGTON (AP) - 1be cut's ebief forecastlaa CCOD<JI!!ic ICiivity was UJJdJaD In Sept bcr after a stroug ad 1111:e the pre.vious FKIIth. ' Tile IDdcx Fmlo•!r I""iAim lr1Jcd In a paror. D1111Ce ID Scptnnber, wilb six ollll 11 compoaenta advancing, the •· ConuDtrtc Deplrtmellt ~ IOday. · WbUe the data auuests ccoJJOmic Jrowtb llmocleraliJJ&, IDI• ' lysts l!llld Ill adviiiCe ol die JqKllt lllll die eco110111y ia atlll abowin& viaar 10 all bl!l assm die Reserve will belOit sbaltI!IICI lfta' IICil wert' a .Bh Ladlllmf. ~";'rcJ:.-;r;;viii and ldentifylua the. rem:!:/' tbe 64 :S':S:Bi1111111lllllro;,...£C:: "! take from a week ·t.o uth to rocovet ·lll the bO!SY · ana ud deiJrla, 1t11e pollee Sat ""' Pilt· ~':':'w....., '1'illliPaliali et aaid . s.r~ BDIRl ~ 11m lfaU. "II )'UU loot at die Jll!btoa IIJd ID~aion ·were ellecklal $lie IICrial views oldie Wftii:bae lite, pll!ie'a Voice c111a xeoonler 10 aeclf · (it) will atve JOG IIGIIIC ldea.u k> · ijJc p1 wb die proccu is ~~~d-. 111lcog,'' ....... ..,... .-w.._..,__. .... ..,aU:..f:•• ... . . . J ' - ,,• * l ill CIIIIIRelled .......... dtllril left cmr from • · ~. ......._..,liutllrMWMk.JaCl ,._, ... -PfOPIItJ -,lllld ......... lrlll."'t'a~llealatlllll'wfor tile pMik;" ~ aail. "''ftllad JliOIIIe IIIOp say I'm naly __..a _.., (SeLot'wl : Index, wlliclliOIC ' ;:!=~--- :· 't:'.:::::Crc:r.::riOfty itJIIkl. . ''It ia a devaatatla$ · ne,'' ·. iii"**IDa..,.....for32ml!u*l, i'or-;; . ' • those livlllg In the cllllric:t, wbic:b coven miii:IJ of soutbml Oblo. Stricldand countered IIIII Cremeans bas avoided payill1 IIXes 8lld IIIII a biJ•iJwl dial II CODIIIIIt· ly beiDa sued. Strickland said tbe district, MARIETI'A (AP) ..,.. A debate between the 6lb ConaressiaJal Dialrict candidales fCIIJRd holb bout· iag IJid m!Jkina llleplions. at ~ 11'111· : llidDavid JlillloB.IIIIdmJMob. s.......SOov. E_. who :tor wltb ·Fcderal AvildOD A!lmhde· viewect the aceue by ieopter . ......_ PliDea il'C IQIMIID'e• lwild 'I'uesltaY· ''Tile desll~ Ia CUD• to lbree bouri, be said. . plete... . • l Taft said that since he took offl~. be tw given Obioans the Charges, boasts highlight final congressional debate ' I. .· . .• .. aholrd were killed MOIIday wbell ,. lbc plane lianiiDed iiiiO a m!Jddy : aoybcali field durin& a driving laiD- . · ~ a-llisht weilber ldvilodes • · ....._ ........ fot 1U1bu1cD1:e 1!111 · f semce. • flimJuate lllfe ..,..ta courts from dellb·pcaalty" cases. Trial appeals would 10 atraiJbt t.o the 'OIIlo S1Jpredli Court. Bac:ken IIY the lllfe, the move would cut about two Dooald VBD Meta', spotCIIIIIIJ yean fmD lbe appca11 proc:tas. for Con«:emed Obioius to Stop • Give a1me viedmllbc riaJIIIO Issue 4, did DOt return telepbone be ill COWl duriDI aldcal ~ of ealls •. alrial, and 10 be nodflcd bcfCR 111 But Gov. Georae Voioovicb offender is released · urgcel ObioiJis 10 reject the Issue:. • Put tbe credit of the state "If you or your kids want to bebind bonds sold by the Oblo auzzJe pop you can buy it iD mauy Tuition Trust Aulbority. 1be pro- ·plac:es II'OUIId Obio for less lban it gram sells college tuition credill · Cll&t you bcfCR our pop tax brcpe for c:bildren, gwnnteelng lbc cost law," be said. Investigators study data ~Lending a helping hand... -...., Economic to determine crash cause indicators ROSELAWN, Ind. (AP) Hall, wbo described the last the ·doomed commuter plane minutes of Fll&bt 4184 a news stay steady flew iD a holding patteru for 32 confereuee. llid . ~~~~~ , Nov. 8 elcclloo. II looking beyood lbc aecrewy of stale's mce; "T-ople speculate that be's 1 for a mce for aover· nor In 1 ," B"""'3 said. . Taft, S2, said·be will not seck a tblrd Iaiii In 1998, but would not discuss his plana. He said only lbat be hopes 10 <Xlllllnue 1n govemmeut so ' ' • UANNAB By JAMES Council Jll!'lllbcr, bwqlng bil firit hlodeted ,._Writer campaign for allle~~ political Tbc difficulty of beadng an o111ce. Taft woa biiiiiM . 8latewide innJ!IIbent with ODe ofOblo's!IIOit office In 1990 but bil family IIII!IC famous II':Udcal II DOt loll Is .....,..__liD Oblo's polltkal bil.-=.._ oli.Dau Brady, a -Democat hoplllg 101)'. to oust Republk:an Bob Taft 6aii Taft's sreat-arandfather, lbc 1\Cctetary of slate's oftice. William Howud Tift, was the "Tile idea ol belq able IQ com, nallou's 27111 prealdc:Dt." His gnDdpete with 0110 of the biggest RC1MJb- falber, Robat A. Taft.~ In the llcan Dames in Ohio Is,. siJalf we u.s. SeDate from 1939 19S3. say, eballclllilla,''llidBrady. ADd from 1970 to 1976, Tart:s But Braily refuses t.o CODtem· fatber, Robert Taft Jr., was Ill die · plate clef~ U.S. Scuuc. • 'I thiuk people may be sur- · Blidy thiDkl Taft, ~ is seck· priacd."llesald. in&alecoad four-~.·.tcnu ia tbe Brady, 40, a Cleveland City • ' . Am: Your 'Ihle \Oice.· • ~!~~~=~~~ Mid· ·. Secretary of State hopeful challenges · historic .name • • Iii. ' Tbe issue, wbkJJ would repeal Oblo'1 peauy-a-an 10ft driDt IIX, is one rl four lllfewide qucaliolla OD the Nov. 8 ballol. Tbe othen, wbicb appeu u ameJ!Clmc1111 10 tbe Ohio Consti1U· lioo. would; ft·- Now when calling from home you can sare 10% on toll calls • · 1ey "" oflbeirodoJCMioe Tbe Yes OD luue 4 CGIIIIIIilleC said it bad lliled $400,000, IIIOidy from aofl-drint bolders, for Its c:ampalp. l'ropJm.., ..W the IIX is uDfair ad could lead til "bid· den'' IIXel OD other types ol food. · "AU otwliies y011 C8D ICC. Oo a cub rqiller rec:dpt, you c:a ICC lbc IIX paid.'' '*I l>iJDa Willtabaltcr, ~ for Yes Cll Issue 4. "You can't see lbla ODe. AU it is is !JIUI.':ared iato iDcreucd pooery Jli1Cel. Opponents CODtend holden II'C serviD& lbclr OWD illtemts II die expcuae of «:on•u.men. Tb~ tax 11J1aes. . . S65 mtllliln a year for . COLUMBUS - Forty milliOD Cllll. You c:ould pay tbe IIX oolbat miii:IJ Coke, Fepai or Dr PqJper If you bad the IIIOIICY nilecl by bldt· · en of a slate issue 10 ahollab the '1 we'bate • c11epert c-11111tf1 Allodadoa &wd ., Ill at rlaltt, PI- tUt IIIP'...t Mldclleport beard, aeeii UCI read 'alielp ~ _ plullar ... ~ c:IJrWmM celelJnaOII_. -a.Dta. -!Jity JP'OIIP llllo dllc:a.d and we're dol!ll tbl$, Hopeflilly, - ad\'lrtlal.. at iu iiOntllly -dati T•uday. ,........_. odler Jwln - . - . lbia year will be CMII bigpr." ,! . WCIIS·TV, CIJideatal. W.VL, bandied tbroup th~r,COmmuDity starliD& Dec:. 18, stores will slay wbere two-bour parkiDg will be etlforccd slllee the viiJaae ellmi•t· wiii..Jvcrtllc 13 limes beJliiDiDI 'liModllire, Dooley added. open fnJIIIl-S p.m.; . Nov. i6, WMPO Radio ill MiddleA lOIII of 3S Middleport bual· • street de«:oratlous wlll be CCI !&kiD& meters ia tbe downiOWD earlier this ye., Dooley said. A SS port will advettiae every day Nov. neues will abo ,.,k ~Ill ahol· bung; and 16 dirouab Dec. 21. Tile Daily Stll· lday dlawlng, Dooley liddecL • Dec. 12-24, late uipl shop- fine will be Imposed ou parklag liM I wlfl. have a full·pase ad on Tile holiday ac~uk of cvcall ping open until 8 p.m. duriag the violators belweeu 9 a.m. and S p.m. · Mooday through Satunlay. Nov. 2311Jd Dec. 4. Include: .· , week. --• 1be area includes holb sides of Tblrty·flvc Middlepon mer· • l·S p.m. Nov. 27, cipcD house; Tbc associalioll waa abo updllt· ebanll will each spend $84, a1onJ • 6 p.m. Dec, 1,,.Chriltmu ed about new parldDg resulatlons tbe streets ou North Secoud with $800 plldJed' IB by die com· parade throu1b doutown and that bad passed at last Monday's Avenue from Kins's Hardware at Rudand Street to ud includlag mullity association to pay tbe stores Will be open undl8 p.m.; Middleport Council DlecliDg. - (Coatilluecl oa Page 3) adverllliDg allll. AU lilllng will be • every Sunday un~ Chrislmal Tbe rule .change ~floes areas ·- Check your P.hone bill. Yol;l may be surprised at how much you're paying for some . • . calls from home. You'll probably be surprised to learn that you now have a way to ~ave ... . ~.· ~r"?'~· on these calls. Now when you're calling from home, just eli~ .10-ATT ftrst When making :Y'· ~.~:;J',i'·~,, a toll call within the 614 area, and you can save 100Al. . . ·~~~~t~ ,. · DiallO-ATT + 1 +·the number you usually do. It's that simple. You can dial ~:.· it right now. No need to sign up. No monthly fee. _,._~.,..., If you have questions about whether or not 10-ATT applies to ~s you~ call 1 800-282-4212 ext. 80010. We'll let you know if you aJ? start savmg 100/onght away. A'I&T is bringing quality and savings even closer to ~orne. · \ . • approved a atate·IIWidlled • leuued the district' a ubestos 1D1pecti011 for tills YCir ht.a!lnafeueqy CXIIIIerVIIIoa In~- COllin& $2.500. mcut bu saved tbe adJool $34,000 • ~ptcll tbe re&il'!!~~ of ill the lui year. About $28,000 or lllllltiiJJIC lelcber ICrilla s-. tbU aaviDgs filll be apcnl on the ((Moll ••• • Pllp 3) AIIOdelet! r.- Wrbr ·iDt,~,e iie,ri1 ~~~eeaweragewilbCoreSclarce. CIIIUre Cllllplilnce, MiiJird said. By JOHN McCARTHY y,.-.... ., ~ TV.&J._,ilif·illl ~~·!!&~ - ~-~7= llil(_..':l:e, I ' Ioiii. MlDanlllid. • will bold a~ laic of dlnlc b11101, a van, a pictup lniCk llld IOIIIe &uoline IIDb 011 SaluldaJ, Nov.S. 'l'llellellllmayberevlewed .I I tbe Tuppers Plalus bus aarqe from 11_)-11 a.m. oolbc day d 111e sale. Bids will be opcucd after 11 a.m• • "'CDdCCI die QIRalllife illlur· Repeal, death appeals top state ballot issues S.Ddnll'Newl Slllfl · · With just 52 sboppiua days remaillilll before Cbristaw, the Mii:l:dlcpon COIDIDuDily Asloela~ . lioo finalluA!lts holiday plua at its mOOt,bly meedaJ'l'ucldlY lli&ht. . AdyertlaiDI . expt~naea were imDOiiDeed bfTqlll Doo.ey, the . ~aJhlidCDL . • ,.,. . 2 Sectlone,12 Pegee 35 _.. A Mutllmecllllnc. NlwiPIPII • aped 10 purdlalc a used pliotocopier for $5,400 ror the hlp aehool. Tile item wu paid lhnlup 1bc pind&JII'I fiiJd, not IIX IIIOIICy, SuperinlaJdeotRonMlDanhaid. • was laformccl tbe dlalrlctiDUil comply with sllte Oecupadoual Safety md Health Admllllslradoa requlreiDcuts by lbe superinlendcnL Tile bcllld will be forced 10 bire a cousultantaometime iu 1995 to By GEORGE ABATE ' #within the 614 area highlighted on the map.* : - ul'm just opposed to blanket approval. I want to loo.k at the spedfics," Eas11D8D said. ullbint we DCcd 10 be careful." Eastman also questioned the fairness to uea businesses that have operated In the district for yean. But. Thornton countered that existing businesses that expand couldgctpropenyabaled. AU towulllips, villagca 8lld die COIJIIty «4!'JJIlissionen bave already approved the euterprlse zoae and the couuty is wait,lna for state approval, abc added Ill other bnalness, tbe board: Middleport group slates schedule for Christmas lids ' ' 'tj*<''·' J:: • die COUIII)' IIIORI cwqrelldw a1Dce lng COUDdl lllllllle up of 0110 rep- · Meigs COunty .11 oae·of lbc claJal reaentative from the towuabip · Ohio countlcllbat cloea DOt bave trustees, couuty eommlaaloacn. lbia CD~ 11aomton said. mayon, c:omJty ldloola, and local . uAiotrlpeoplcdliDklbalwe're scboois aad business persons loslnl (llllel); bqt what if we doll't affected. even set them ·to come here?" Eastern Board Pre,ident Ray Tbonlton ulred. M(Tax bRaD) will Karr empbaalud that the district only be used II a de-blellter." would bave lifeguards aJalDit The maximum tax break·that uny-by·DiJbt" boJ•IDcsaes. can be stvenln unincorporated Mit's only a good tool to llllact areaa II 60 pciCCIIt for 10 yean. h'lliJJCM," Kan' llid. "UDfOI'IUIIateTu breab can Dot be JiveD OD iy,lhilll a ««Dpctitlve altualiou." retail bual...aw, TboniiOD lild. But boud member Rou East· Local ac:booll will bave laput · man. who vatcd aaalllst approval. IDIO ,wbctbcr IIX brcab. are liVCD 10 llkiD8 IDCIICY from the 8lld tbclr aiJJe, abe .lddcd. Tbe YOt· Holiday · planning • ' en tine ..' •' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday. November 2, 1994 By GEORGE ABATE DO"N~IOWII POMER~~ ·. save • Eastern gives blessing to enterprise zone '' . ..., '.• Vol. 45, NO. 128 Copyright 1894 • ill Anderson'1 ~ Piek3: 796 Piek4: 6613 Buckeye 5: 16-28-19-31-35 e Carpet Loveseats /Glider Rockers Pktures Bedrooms Gun Cabinets Dining Rooms Metal Cabinets Cedar Chests · Dryers . Coffee Tables Book Shelves • )oiiDIIOIIt 1nde...tllree, aad-loaaae PlckeDI, ' Ohio Lottery PapS HeJabiOD. *To Qualified Appll~ts . 'Jdrdail's No. ·23 jersey is retired 'WliUe., ,·... ..:'lbeli;... ·.~C , ...... •-~ I PlaDI fll' dJe llllaal b!ulll' 10 be ""' 1'.. .,.. IDIDiDve~a· llbandllOiy bow lbc ownen 1all.'dool · beld oo Nov. 10 wen ditalsacd at. stJJCk:nll who waDted k> felm how a recent meetilla of the Sacred to weave ud bow the atadenta Heart CatboJk: WCIIICII'I Oub bcld eamed credit toward lfll!lualloo. ll die dJuldl, New officen rl die smup were Many qualDI abopa Ia the town named durin& the meetlBI and were viaitcd by the poup. Makin& the trfp were Carol plans were made for the unaal McCullough, Martha McPball, OJrislmll l*l>'· ,._..;._ J ...__, Jllle A 111111 for all living memllcrS Carol)'ll ua_., Clll rv.._ rl die ewe was beld at 7 p.m. In WaltOD, Joau Corder, a..touc~R~~· Qaicc Knot· lbc ebwdJ, Cecelia LWc piedckd ter, JCID Werry, Maida Mon. IIJd at the mecllng wbldl opcucd with Rose Slasca. all members giving poup prayer 111d the pledge 10 the flaJ. Allee JUSY lEES FRcmaD. scael8l')', read the min· Tile Busy Bee Class of tbe Mid· utes of the last meedng and ,!be dleport Firat Baptist Cburcb 1 trciiUI'Cl''l n:port wu glveiL enjoyed dlniDa It Dales Ill GaJliDo. Slllet Fldells Bell pve die JI'O" lis Ill lieu ollbclr regullr Oc!obcr gqm oo MJry, die Modler ol Jesus. meedD Holtesw were OUta AtJndln\ were Rosemary Ma'ilJ!I_~ IIJd Role Siuoll. Lyooa, Mary ~t~ PmJL Lamps Curios Sofas ·Washers Mattresses TV's · End Tables Recliners Wardrobes Ranges Refrigerators 'I'\. IH- J.II J•Ju:vJ: N'I' "I'Uih CONTEST WINNERS - Tile followllla SOROIUTY TOOU Piew*" Bell Bell Cbtpici' ol Beta ·S"* Phi moml!en '"'' 1bursday Ill DreadeD toadll& the· l..oDabqcr flclory. ... , lliiCI• m..~ Sclloolttllchau wen wlnlilen Ia tile ldlool 1 le.y .,....... coatett. Flntplace wa-n wve, frollt fOWl Coiii1Dey B1U, aracJe lb:l TUruy WUU.w, pade ftYII Adam scrapbook· . Ann Landers L...:...._•,:._b.:.'_~_ .._..;;_A_..._.._>_ _ _ _ _ _....;._ _ _ _ _ _~-------' • . ' o.s per. Alipac, ... lllhrMlcd iiJ II . of die Jllll 14 mrellll • 111e ecolllllllic expwiOD diaplaJa lll)ldl- ::.=r=::s~= an earlier 0.6 percent";{malad lnacaic. --- 1 - '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 1, 1994 meredith startzman