http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5b509bdc5e9608516abcd8b2b133af36.pdf 00d183139371230babe87dfdd7a1f185 PDF Text Text . Pc?meeov..:.Middaport. ' Wednesday. January 9, 1991 Ohio ZESTA .SAlTINES STORE HOURS Monday tbru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM . " . " . ·' Ohio Lottery Trojans Pick-3: 683 Pick-4: 8153 Cards: 7-H~ 8-C; J-D; 8-S Super Lotto ~ 7-38-40-43-48 Kieker 527919 top .Division L II ratings 16 OZ. BOX Page4 ) • 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 6, 1991 THRU JAN. 12, 1991· . Low tonl1bt In lbe upper 3Gs, rain. Friday, high In mid 40s. .CbiUice of rain .near 100 percent. • at .I 1 Section. 12 Po goa 2& Cent a · A Muttlmodio· tnc. NowopopOf ' Vol.41, No.182 · Copyrighted 1991 Pomeroy-_MiddleportJ Ohio, Thursday, January 10. 1991 ·. 'i Commissioners study Rutland sewage ·Issue of . By BluAN J, REED ' diction over the area oulSide the Sentinel News Staff · cmporation ' limits, and .therefore, · DiscuSsion of an ~~ bet- accordfug to O'Brien, they must · ·ween the Village of Riitland'lilul-the pi approval to such a district · Meigs County Commissioners O'Brien reported that the district regarding a new sewage system in - to be called the Rutland Area Rutland was one of the subjects of Sanitation District • would: after its Wednesday's regular meeting of the establishment. operate as a separate · commissioneiS. and independent · governmental 1 The $2.2 million sewage project, subdivision. funded through Ohio Public Works · Commissioner Richard Jooes Commission and lbe Federal En- e~ssed concern that residents . vironmental Protectioo Agency, is unmteresled in the service would . ·expected to begin Jale.r this year. 00 forced to COMet! with the sys.All residents within the _village•. as · tem anyway. . well as. several others m lbe tm''My · concern," Jones · told niediate area, will be served by the · O'Brien, ."is with granting authority ·new projecl · · to one body, which in tum can give Pomeroy Attorney Patrick authority to force someone to do · O'Brien, who represents the village something that they don't ·want tO : in the project, presented the com- do:" missioners with a proposed agree. Despite this concern, O'Brien .mept pennitting the village to in- reported that once the dislrict is in • elude lbe area outside of the city place, that authority will be as welL limits in a new sewage dislrict. O'Brien also sai!J that each resident. The commissioners have jwis- in the surveyell dislrict will CHICKEN Leg Quarters •••·•• !~. 4 9( $1· 19 1/4 · Pork Lo · ··n •••••••• $1 59. ._....... 5· l •. •••• • IMPERIAL -TRASH • • lB. HOMEMADE BAGS - Por.k SOusage ••• ~!'; $119 $. T-Bone Steak ••••• !~ 45~ ·BUCKET BEEF · · .$ .. Cube Steak ••~~-~ •• ~ • .•269 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF . ' . 30 QT.-20 CT. . . 99< ' 5 . ·. $ IOXIS ' STILL LOC~ED OUT • Members o; Steelworkers Loc:al still man their picket stations on SR 2 at the entrances or RaveliSWOI!d Aluminum CorJIOration, as they have since Nov. 1. Tbe negotiating teams from .the steelworkers and.RAC are scbeduled to 'resume negotiations .on Wednesday, Jan. 16 in Pittsburgh. Sus WIENERS· Unio.n local . president calls latest ·RAC st.a tements 'rash·' 69< KRAFT AMERICAN -~ 3 ~lAMOND . ·. I' $ . Pmeapple ....m!·r:• 2 ST~KEl Y GREEN BEAN$ .. • 1 • :' ... .I Plastic Gallon $ 169 . . • . . HAMS a . . 10-12 Signs found . • KEMP'S Corn,. Peas ••••••••• S/S2- Ice Cream •••••••••!I•• $. 2·99 14.5-16 OZ.CANS CLOROX BLEACH .. 79( ' ... Ollr At ,....., Iuper Valu .... " ......... 12, '"' lllslt I , . C.t- • S QUART PAll WHITE ClOUD CAiiNAnON TOILET TISSUE EVAP." MILK 99( 4 ROLL PKG. GeM Onlr •• ,...., s.,. v• GeM Ja 6 thnt Ja II, I ttl lilllt I Ptrc.t••li . ' . Health care reform tops agenda PICNIC IWS Chees·e ~ ••••':.o:~. 1 '.~9 BANQUET . .. . oz. T·V D1nners ........... til. 9.9( . ~~~z. CANS GeM 2f$1. . Onlr At Pewll'• Iuper Yalu Gae4 - 6 lhnl .... 12, 1991 lilllt 1 "' " ' ' - . ·MAXWELL COFFEE • 39 $499 oz.Onlr At Pawll's Super Yalu Geoil Gae4 - 6 tlnv .... 12, 1991 . . ll.lt I Ptr CUll- BANQUET PO-T PIES 70Z$ - • 3 PIES . • . • · · . . three . d De·puties investigate · · .. ·acci ents; . • 1 · Three accideniS and a car &re were inves~ted by the Meigs · County Sheriff's ' Department on Wednesday. According to a department news release, the car fire oeeurred at 8:SS a.m. on Salem Street in Ruiland. Henry J. Catle of Rutland attempted to start his 1987 Plymouth and it bacldlred, . igniting the ' engine. Heavy clanutgc was listed to the vehicle. Rutland fire depai tn~e~tt responded to the fire. 1 • • At 6:4S p.m... Timothy W. Molden, 19, Langsville, was eastbound on Slate Route 124 itear Rutland when · he sttuck a deer with his 1984 Buick. · At 'S:30 p.m. Marilyn Cooper of Portland ~ injury when the 1979 Ford ptckup truck she was operating oo County ROlli 3S,went olf the pavement on the rigbt. suuck an embanbnent and ovmur· ned on iU top. Heavy damage was listed u:i the vehicle. ." " \~ ) Meigs County .School Board =~l:':S. ~o~~y~;te~gn~~ reorganizes for new tenn Route 338 marker·and three county vehicle damaged by ·fire in Rutland ~l~~b:~~~~~=; ' '· .' ' WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pres"We've got to keep trying but The president learned of .the lderit Bush Is 'proceeding .with a this was a total stiff-arm, a total disappointing details of the muttary buildup In the Middle rebuff," said Bush of the BakerBaker-Azlz talks during a meetEast after receiving a "total Azlz meeting during which the Ing with bipartisan congresstiff-arm, a total rebuff'' from Iraqi minister refused to accept sional s1:1pporters of a resolution lJ«q- on his · Initiative for a from Baker a letter from Bush to he Is seeking endorsing the use of {Uplomatlc solution to the Per~ Saddam . outlining the U.S. force In the gulf. .,. . slan-GuU ·ei"lsls. : · ··position. " '"" · · " · Congressional oeiliocrats and Bush acknowledged he was But at the same time, Bush · J;tepubllcans headed for a partl· discouraged that Wednesda);'S declared that he Is "more deter- san shoWdown on a potential war, talks lp Gene"'a between Secre- m lned than ev~:r" to Implement denying aush's appeal :for a tary of State James Baker and the U.N. mandate aut)lorlzlng "solid front" against Saddam. Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq the use offorce to drive Iraq fron\ As Republicans rallied behind Azlz ended with no sign !bat lbe Kuwait after next Tuesday If Bush's proposal that. Congress two sides would reach a dlplo: Saddam has not withdrawn his endorse the U.N. resolution that matlc solution before the·Jan. 15 forces . would allow him to launch a U.N. deadline for Iraq to with· Along those lines, Fitzwater military offensive to drive Iraq draw Its troops from Kuwait. said Bush Is "proceedlngwltlt the out of Kuwait, Democrats coaThe president said he had not military buildup of forces !rom .. lesced behind a leadership plan surrende!.'.ed hope· for a solution Germany, Including several that wauld call for extended without war, saying, "It's nottoo thousand tanks and olber sanctions coupled with the threat . late." But he doubted Iraqi equipment." of war. President Saddam Hussein More than 300,000 U.S. troops Senate Democr atic leader would respond reasonably, say- are In the gulf region along with George Mitchell of Maine said -~ !ng, "The ch61ce of peace or war an estimated 220,000 lnterna· · the Senate debate - perhaps the Is really Saddam Hussein's to tiona! forces aligned with the most fateful since the days of the make." Iraq says the d~lslon Is . United States against Iraq. Bush VIetnam War - would begin up to the United States. · has ordered the deployment of Thursday, with hopes for a final On lbe diplomatic front, White 440,000 U.S. troops to the region. vote Saturday. House press secretary Marlin There are roughly 500,000 Iraqi House Democr~ ts and Republl· Fitzwater said the United States troops In lbe desert region. cans scheduled ~arly caucuses would be supportive of any In another military develop- Thursday, foUowed by a meeting moves by U.N. Secretary (ij!n- ment, Defense Secretary Dick of the I'tules Committee to era! Javier Perez de Cuellar to Cheney ·announced he was pre- consider resolutions and decide forge a peac!!ful solution when he . paring to Invoke legal authority which can be raised for debate. meets with Saddam Saturday In to extend the actlve-du ty status The House also expects to vote Baghdad. France also may send of military reservists In critical Friday or Saturday. · services for as long as two years. an envoy to Iraq. work with "scabs." scheduled, but he !eels if some .According to company officials, movement is made the negotiations "I t,hink the company is trying . they can run the plant with fewer · could be extended. Stidham said if to intimi~ members of Local than 1,700 workers. · Company there is no movement by the com5668 by making rasb statements at spokeswoman Debbie Boger said, • PIIJlY, he would assume they do not this point and time they can't !f the worken re~, they will step w~t to reach a result He added the guarantee," said United : Stales ' IRto whatever Jobs permanent ·uruon had made the last movement, WASHINGTON (J,7PI) - Con- ployment and chlldrens' welfare. on the domestic agenda for the · Steelworicers of America· Local replacements have not already which involved deep cuts and filled. · sacrifices for the union. gressional leaders, chiding the At a hearing Thursc!ay, House 102nd Congress. I expect that we · 5668 President Dan Stidham. . Democratic leader Richard Ge- will begin work In earnest on "We don't have as many jobs a5 The union filed suit on Tuesday • Bush· administration fqr "appar· This remtulc came after pharcit, DMo. , charged Pres!· major health care legislation In we once had," Boger said. "But the in Jackson County Cin:uit Coon for ent Indifference" to the health Ravenswood Aluminum Corpora,dent Bush with allowing hfs . the early . months of the first - lion annoUJiced yesterday tb!ll the ones tba1 are available, we'd like to the company's payment of lost , care crisis, said Thursday health administration "to remal!l sus- session," Gephardt said. have the steelworkt;n come in and wages for the wortm who repor- care reform will be lbe highest 700 Itplacement worken they have pended for two years In a slate of . · Senate Democratic leader · tedlate0ct.,3l. Workershadrepor- Item on the 102nd Congress's . hired would aiay oo the job,.. even take them." and apparent Indiffer- George MltcMII of Maine, who 'Inaction, Mcl>owell slid the replacement ted for the midnight shift betw~ domestic agenda . after a conttact is reached. The 700 !eplacement woricers will lake the workers would be liken out either II p.m..IUid 12 a.m., not,knoWlRg '· The Senate Labor and Human ence to the heal lb care crisis that provided written testlmonytolbe by Jaw Of negocialions The uniOn is the status of the conttact Resources Committee Is holding Is lbreatenlpg our people." jObS of 700 of the steelwmtc:is locommittee, also promised health llecause of the apparent void, care to be a top Senate Issue. . waitint oo a National ~ negotiadons. The workers were told a series of bearings this week on cal. ' · Stidham also said oo one will go Rclatioos Board ruling that would to. ~ve the ptopllty shortly after !be major domestic challenges Gephardt said, Congress Is about "Each- year the Congress Is · . facing the nation, Including to take action. · back to work uniil all 1700 are declare the worten were locked mulnighL laced with recommendations for "WIIbin the next feW weeks, deep cuts In the Medicare pr~ The cootract they were under at health care, education, unem. guaianteed job. Accordilig to ouL the (House) speaker will an- · gram and a growing demand tor · · Charlie McDoWell, grievance Union and company negotiating ~~ time staled that a worker · nounce that health care leglsl!l· Medicaid coverage tor lbe chairil)Ut for the local and member teams are scheduled .to meet in Pit- . ~g to ~on: would receive .a r," tlon will be our highest priority Mitchell said. of the negotiating IUIR, the union 18burgh on ]tin. 16 with a federal mmunum of etght hours wages plus Several road signs have been won't have fellow workers oui and mediator. According to Stidhain, shift differentials . · found on a rural · Meigs County the inembers ·would not go in and one day of negotiations has been road. : According to Meigs County By Micbele Carter SMOKED $· . l . 2°/o Milk ···········••i{ " · • • 12 OZ. PKG. Banana$ ............. !~. 39( . l BORDER ' I. buildup after diplomacy fails KENTUCKY ., ' year .....• -- MACARONI & CHEESE Smoked Sausage ..': $)99 I 0 LB. iOAF - BAR S : $ l Chopped Ham •••• !~ 1·29 Litter Control account per a request from Prograln Director Kenny Wiggins; · · set Wednesday at I p.m. as a dedication . time for a plaque in honor . of long-time Courthouse Custodian John Stahl, who died a ago; . • signed a resolution recognizing 1994 as the !75th anniversary of Meigs County, and establishing the Meigs County Pioneer and Histori- · cal Society, Inc. as the liaison for all related artivities. Margaret Parker was appointed chairperson . ·or the celebration, and an anniversary committee was established by the resolution. Present at the ·meeting were Roberts, Jones, .Commissioners Maiming Roush and · David Koblentz, Clerk Mary Hobstetter, Highway Superintendent Ted Warner, and Garage Manager David Spencer. Bus~ proeeeds .with military GOLDEN WHEAT HILLSHIRE FARMS FLAVORITE agreement, however, was .takeilo!l The first, l'rom Crane, Inc;; was . probably bC forced to panicipate. ''Everyone .must be on the sys- Wednesday. However, O'Brien in- s~bmitted for a Fiat loader, and was dicated that time'reslrictions on the in the amount of $63,137. Gtess tem to make it successful," 0 'Bnen said. "If not, the one propeny not funds required prompt action .by Equipment of Marietta submilled a included may be the' one which is those involved. bi3 oo a John Deere loader of Bid openings were conducted $57,000. Southeastern Equipment causing lbe odor or contamin!ltion yesterday for three pieces of riew of .Gallip(llis submitted a bid for a problems.'' Approximately ten residents on equipment. for tbe Meigs County Case, $72,500. . Action on the bids were tabled Depot Street in Rutland are in vocal. Highway Deparunent. On a new dumptruck, two bids pending revi~w ,.by County EndisagiCe~~~ent . with the proposed system, Jones said yesterday, and were received . both from Gibson gineet Phil RoDertS. Motors in Athens. One bid, for a In other action on Wednesday, ~ of diose people have personally cootacted him or the coni- Ford dumptruck, was submitted in the COI))IIIissioners: - approved a request for 1991 missioners office .with their com- the amount of $39,853.27. The other, for im International, was'for Furtherance of Justice (FO)) plaints. . mimies in the amount of $15,830 After more discussioo among the theamountof$43,237.50. On the advenised flatbed truck, for the ·Meigs County Sheriff's board, their legal representative; · Prosecuting Attorney · Steven L. · Gibson again submitted two bids. · .Department; · • approved bond for Lisa Roush Story, and O'Brien. the commis- On a Ford. Gibson's bid was in the sioners agreed to •· execute the amount of $56,986, while on an In· · as deputy clerk in Meigs County agreement with the stipulation temational flatbed, the , bid waS Court for acceptllnce of personal. being made that the agreement will submitted in the. amount of ·· recognizance bonds. (Roush is secretary to Sheriff James M. only be in effect for one year or un- 1$51,3 76. Bids on a new wheel loader for Soulsby); · til the disttict is fonned, whichever the highway deparunent were · tranfened $12,000 in rnat~:hing comes first. · local funds to the Meigs County No action on the proposed received .l'rom three firms, . Township worlcen discovered the . Racine F"tre Dejxuunent sent a · signs along the roadway. At that pumper to the scene to wllli down time, there were several sign posts the spilled g~1ine. · with the signs. However, wben the At 10:10 p.m. on Wednesday, signs were recovered, someone had Todd Tripp, 24, . Pomeroy, was , talcen the posts. · eastbound on State Routes 7 and 124 (bypass) 81 Rocksprings, feU mee~.:.a a§leep and struck the guardrail at ---e the u.s. 33 in~lii.· · . His 1986 Oimaro sustained hesvy damage. The Pomeroy squad · A special meeting of the Meigs was called and tniiiSpOIIed Tripp to County Board of Elections will be VeteranS Memorial, where he . was held at 2 p.m. Friday at the ·· treated for a head Jaceralion. Mechanic St office. · Spec•'al planned Friday organizational' meeting preceded the regular meeting of the An $80 per m~ting, not to exceed 12 mecungs per calendar year. Meigs County School Board on During the regular meeting the Tuesday. · · bo~d approved the minutes of the . Oris Smitb was appointed Presi. December meetin,, approved the dent Pro-Thm until officers were treasurer's financial repon • and elecled. paymel)t of bills. · .Following the [OU caU, Harold . The board also approved the Roush was re-elected as 1'resident purchase of liability insurance for and Bill Quickel was elected Vice the board and stff from Harc11n InPresident. surance Ageney/Nationwide InMeeting dates of the board were surance. set for the second Tuesday of eadl Also discussed was •CIW 11• month at 7 p.m., to be held Bl the lion for a Busineu ~ ­ board office in Pomeroy V'tllqe Council. SuperinteJICienl lollia Hall. . . Riebel reponed on a Sllllllller la, Compensation of lnembCn for tervention Progiant. attending the nteetiPgs w.S set at �, . . ' ' • • .. Letters -to the editor ar 111e n.ua ~~-~~~"··· It's a dill ..r Road continues to flood ! ' get._, pms. pme SIS ED! To Our Y~-End Clearance Sate, We Ate Overstocked With A Qaallij I;Jelectlon Of Pre-Owned C&n And Trucks · That llaat Be Sacrificed. I>uriDg This 4 Day Sale! . . LoiiEngJe and Debbie Engle. lower end of Middleport. 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BABY DIAPERS · The Daily Sentinel ,·, One Month ....... ... ......... .......... .. ..$6.iO Meigs ........ ,.....................2 5 Miller ................ ..............1 6 Nei.-York ............... ,........0 7 Tueaclay'a resalla: · ' Trimble 72 Alexander 70 ·Feder!ll Hocking 112 Melgli 83 MIUer 63 Nelsonville· York 57 VInton County 70 Iielpre 62 Weli!IIOn - open Friday'• ramea: - ·· - ··· · OM Weel< ..................... .............. $1.40 '; WI NO" HAVI DIET PESt. WITH 4 PEPSI'S $699 PAN 01 W~S'6995 WA$'10,985 PICK-UP ONLY! • .ow..... SIDck • 11a211, v.a, ...-. PS, PB, AM'FM radio, 112 llln, lhor1 wide bed, lllp bumpao. NOW•84• 1986FORD BRONCQXLT · Alexahder ........ ;..............4 ¥arauders 36-30, Fouts led wiih 17. S~ith and Baer had eig~t each . for Me1gs. · · · In the reserve conrest, !be Marauders roUed 10 a 36-13 win, Katrina Turner led Meigs · with eight pciints, Missy Sisson and Lori KeUy added seven. . The Marauders now 8-3 and 6-3 in the Tri-Valley Confe(ellec will ., ~sl Vinton County 9D Thursday rughl , • · 1987 LINCOLN TOWN CAR din1-a fowanls Ryan Mi11:hell and Brian Withem and H junior gtllll'd GICDII Flores and 6-1 junior Kyle W'llson. · Tip off for the reseJ'Ve 'contest wiD be at 6 p.m. 4t Nelsonville- . )'ork High School. ' .Meigs girls dpWn .Trimble CONDITIONER 8 PUMP . "The Support we receive from the community, parllcularly through the Interest of a booster like Holzer CUnlc,ls very gratify· log to ut,'.' Perdue said. "The donation made by the clinic and Its physicians allows us to offer a , high level Ot scholarships for ·students who not only wish 'to eJ~:cel In the CIII.SSroQJJI, but continue .their athletJc.careers In collegiate play.;, '"Holzer Clinic has always been a supporter of Rio Grande · athletlcs,,doing,everythlng_from physicals four our athletes to sponsorship of our games," Red· men Coach John Lawhorn remarked. "It's an organization that does everything with class, . and their support of our efforts here Is another Indication of that class." ,..m> RouniJiilg out rhe starling line up is juniOr' foward Shawn Hawley, Hawley ( 8.7) bas scored in double figures four out of !be last five games. Senior point guard Jason Wright has been Sle8dy all ~. averaging just under 12 points 8' game. Coming off the bench for Meigs · is T~ McGuire· (5.6), Frank Blake (1.4) and Phil Hovatter (1.0) • . Nelsonville is coached by former Buckeye star lbnl · Taggart. .The Buckeyes arc 1-8 ovl7all and 1-7 in ihe TVC. Nelsonville lost on Tuesday nig~t at Miller 63-51 Ill give the Falcons their first win of the year. Guy Kinner a 6-S senior cenlei , sclmd 19 paints and grabbed nine rebounds m the loss, and was joined in double figures by Man Eckles, a 5-10 Junior guard who scored 10 poinlS mthe loss.. . . Also expected Ill see . playmg time arc a pair, of 6-1 senior •• .I f~Qio,..,.._ V05. · norHJet'OSOI hair mist ! WAS'10,995 · 1989FORD THUNDERBIRD . ·Holzer Clinic provi4es · Rio ·game.sponsorship Holzer Clinic will sponsor the Saturday contest between the men's basketball tj!ams of the University of Rio Grande and Defiance College at Lyne Center. Game time Is 3 p.m. Free tickets are available at all Holzer Clinic locations and at the GaiUpolls Dally tribune. The tickets wlli be good for a number . · of memberships to the clinic's . Fitness Center, with ticket. numbers to be called at halftime. The memberships are transfer· . rable to family members ·Or friends. Through Its donation to theRio Grande Athletic Boosters Club, Holzer Clinic has enabled the university to continue Its search and ,recruitment of top scholar· athletes, Athletic Director Tom Perdue said. . rlllbetto i1egular. Unsbented. Ex!IQ Hol<;j; El<lro Hold Unscented, Mo•ll'tlbm Hold and Ma•lmum !'l<'ld Unscented Formulas • • WAS'B995 FRESH 30 PAK . oz: WAS'7995 FEEL ~ -.t: CI3!rK/J!. j ·$ . ·$ 99 '· DYNASTY 81Dckl6152, 4 clacn, .....,, 4 OJL, llir, ..-.., PS, PB, P...,. llindllwl, Ill whool, cruisa, ralfi. Iii, AMifll 1 - tope, IIIII win. debg. _..... •• •at• WAS'6895 . 1987 IIERCURY COUGAR SIDck UIM31, 2 clacn, 8 crt.. FEE~ .. *• 11wt1001,CIIllo,.\I&IFM-11p1, .., RAINBOW· ·.'TRASH ·BAGS 2 •' Slack 11112111, .. clollrl, Hdlrl, fnlnl"'-l cthoe, 4 cyl., ariD., PS, PB, ,_. win.'clalop. ..., __ I 1131111, C - . - uw•llll .01V 17111 NOW • • • • • \:;. Regular or .Heavy Beard . GAME SPONSORSHIP - J. Tim JW1, left, dlredlll' ot Holier Cllalc's Sporta, IDduatrlal aad ·BebabllltaUon Metllclne Department, preeMia a eheck to Paul D. Harrllloa, vtee pre1ldetll of development at the Unlvenlty of Rio .GJ'811de. The clleek will spo...r Bolser Day at RloGraade'sLyue CenlerlblaSatlll'dayaad paves the way lor free pUblic aclmlulon 1o lbe men's buketball gaupe between Rio Graade and De(lanee lbat day at 3 p.m. 1988 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE . Slllc:il I 13151, 4 docn. V-t, adO., PS, PB, poiiW llindllwl, power 1881: power ladll, .. whool, ...... Alo&fU ,..,, . - Y.f.llr,...,,, PS, PS,PQiiir . , . _ , - .... -lod<l. WAS WAS'B995 1986FORD TAURUS 1988FORD • COUNTRY SQOIRE . IIARKVI . 198811ERCURY liday photo !REPRINTS. ., .. 1988 FORD ESCORT STATION .AQON BJ DAVE'HARRIS . their second in the last drree ·, Seailael Cw mpondtllt · . gamea. The MariUderl 1re coming The Meigs Manrudtn will travel . olf a 112-83 Joss to the Fedaal to Bucbtd· 1.0 lite on 1bc Nelson- Hocting Lancen on Tuesday night viiJo;.Yodt Bucbyea in Tri-Valley The Lancers wbo are on top off the Conference actica on FridaY night TVC, with a 1-1 ·rccora (9-1 oVI:I'· ·The Marauders 2-7 and 2-5 in all) areranked sixth in the lalestAP the cOnference will be uyink 1.0 win . state rankings. , · "' · · Last Friday niJht the ltfarauders ...... put. it all togelher for an. four · --e~ 8 JA&~ --e- quarters and upset the Trimble . · All..,_ , . . . · . Tomcats 73-47. II Glouster. Meigs ( uames) · . . bas been playing good baD with the TeJII!i · · · W · L .· exception of a couple of games, but Fed .. Hocklng ...................9 · 1 - one quarter bas afways come back Wellstoq ............... .......... .8 3 1.0 haunt coach Phil Harrison's Trlmble .................... .......5 3 crew. In the win over Trimble .the VInton County ..................5 4 .Marauders ~ped out 10 the early Alexander .............. :....... .5 5 lead and pUlled &Way at die end. . 4 Sophom~IC foward Trevor Hare Belpre ......... :.................. ,5 1o'Ielgs .......................... ,.. .2 7 rison leads a balanced scoring at· Miller .............................. 2 9 tack for Meigs with 14.4 poinis a Nei.-York ........................1 8 contest. Senior center LJ. Mitch is ,. · scoring at a 13.1 jJohit a giunc Clip • while 6-3 Mike Van Meter ~ is TVC Games Only avcraiing nine Jll!ints a contest. Team ··· W L . Fe4. Hocklng ...... ,............7 1 Wells10n .... ,.....................5 2 SPRING VALLEY CINEMA Trlmble ...........................4 . 2 · VInton County .............. .~ ..5 ;l 446 4524 ·: ,' ~. : Belpre ........................... ..4 3 TVC • ·. ·Due To The Tremendous Response We Had .r. -·· PS. PB, AM'FM 111tto;,.... Sigiled: ROAD FLOODED AGAIN -SbadyCoveRoadresldenlaaresdD t..,tng to get help from someone on- their road, located near lbe . ·Meigs faces Buckeyes on .road Friday · 1oag I'CIIIL nc six411111bs ria grMI kmllbip I'CIIIL The I ld:til1 . . ~ CO\Ie Road ~ lriod 10 owr die Lori Engle of Middleport didn '1 tioned in the Sunday Tunes-Senycms, but ., due, havat"t m:d.ecl let a flooded road stop her 'from tinel. goi!Jg 10 her 'father's for Chr:islinas. After all .the llasll floodin is any. ·.~ II' stans the Ohio River g They ISbd 1bcir II' I ES They Her father, k Engle and braher, OVI:I' wtu., say "Do funds." Pete, rowed c her up the flooded 10 raise. Wben the Ohio River They've asked die COIIIIlY coatShady Cove Road where they live: nUSCS, il backs iniD Shady Cmoe missiooen. They ay IIIey cm"t Ptfistmas day malks the seventh Road and then it flood$. As lmg as help ·witboot die request C'Miiq day this road has been flooded. The !be Obio RiVI:I' is 29 feet plus on . from the bl!Siell$ • newspaper may say that all 111!1 !be loWe~' gauge at Racine Locks It loob like DO · ~ wae ro~ are open except for some and Dam, Shady Cove Road is . made. They haven't n:C:eiwd Ill)' mud on them because they don't ' lloodcd. collnt this road. This was men.This road is located !be help. What do we havelbem·for'l It will cost 10 have Ibis rOad · lllised m llllltber one buih, but in years 10 eoo~e it will cost more. 1 Every time the Ohio RiVI7 raises, Shady Cove .Road" will be flooded What will lhese people do if tbey ~ a file, need medical •ssi'h!!CC or death? Let's wort IDgelbr.r ~ soo.ahing done fm lhese , not · just bec!'"se tbey 1re my family, but bec•se !bey ~re buman beings and they oiled Ola' ~­ Lei's not wait unlil a di....er .bap,. ~~~~==~~~~======~~~~~~~~--~~·~=!~~~~ONO~----~--~~-------------Jn.~~~·s~~~m!~~-~~=! · Sentinel The , · �.. Page '4 The o.ily Sentinel Pornaoy-Midclepor:t, . - . Ohio . t - Boys ralin@B Countey Day Cll and 'Lorsln C..· COl.UMBUS. Ohio (UP[) -The first 19!10-91 Untied Pross Interna· tlooal Olllo High Scho(j Board ol Coacll ..' boys baske!ball' ratings 19. CtleJ Uberty-Benton, Sprlnglleld Catholic and C..ldwl!ll, 14 each . . (with tint· place votes and w<m·lost recordS In parentl!eoes): Dlvllloal 'iMm Po1Dt1 I . Cantm McKinley (11) (8·2) .. 272 2. _B arbertm (7) (8.0) .. ............ 209 Ohio scores 3. West Chester Lkt (!OJ ( 12.0) 141 4. St. Jooeph (9-3) ..... 134 a ..... m 5. Toledo St Francis (31 (6-2J .. l31 6. MasSIIIOII P•rry (10.1) ,.... ., .... 97 1. Hamilton ill 111-31 .. ............... 78 8. Lueuter (ll,t) ... .................a 9. WarJen HardliJII (9-l) ............ 10 IO.Beavercreek (I) i!I.OJ............ 56 Second ton: 11. (llo) CuyahQ8a Falls apd Shaker Helaht~~o 55 each: 13. Cl.ndnnatl WUhrCM' t7; lt. Mansfield Senior 34; 15. Upper 1\rllngrm 39: 16. Cincinnati Elder 36; 17. ClneinnatiWoodward 33; 18. Toledo Walle 27; 19. (tie) Toledo Scott and ToledoSt. John's, 21 each. mv~a~oou Teun Pollda 1.• Po118noolll 11) (11-1) ............ 114 2. Daylm Dunbar (7) (8.0) ...... 183 3. Ket,.,rlng Alter 171 (7-1) ...... 162 1. Van Wert 18-2) .................... 107 5. Willard If) Cl()-0)·................. 104 6. Lexlngrm 121 (lO.IJ ...............75 7. Bellelontalne (2 ) 111.0) .......... 72 8. Cincinnati Forest Park {10.1) .63 9. Clnclnnalt Gr..,.hllls (I ) (8·1)61 IO.Day Chamlnade-Jullenne 19· 2) ..... . ........ ............................ .. ,57 second ten: 11. Youngstown Rayen 46: 12. •Vennlllon 42; 13. Ctrclevllletl; 14. ColumbusUnden McKlnley 40: 15. Dayton Colmel White . {I) 36; 16. Uhrlclavtlle . Claymont 33; 17. Warrenrwllle Heights (I) 32; 18. Beloit Weot Branch 29; 19. CUe) Colwnbus Mllliln and 'Marysville, 19 eacll. m.~o~eam Team Pollitt (9.()1 .....8:! . 2. •Ciltonel Crawtont (I) (10.0) .... 77 · Orrvll)e 111 (9·11 ..7-7 4. N Mlddltwn Sprngfld (5) (!.0)72 5: CiJnvoy Cro!ltvtew (1) (8·1) ....68 >. West Musklnllum 131 ~ ., l I . CI'••P"""• (I) (8-1) .............18 7. Younptown Uberty (I) (6-1) ~5 8. Bellbrook (2) (U-01 .... .. .. .. .... .49 Fredericktown 110-l) .49 IO.Burton BerkshiJe (I) (10.11 ... 47 Second ten: 11. Bedford Chane! 40; 12. Heath. 36; 13. Avon 32; 14. SarshavUle SlieDfJidoah 11) 28: 15. Akrm St. VIncent-st. Mary (I) U; 16. Unloto23; 17. (lie) Eat C..ntm and· New LOndon, 22 each; 19. Sherwood Fairview 21; 20. Havl· IAild Wa)'lle Trace 19. T~ • DIVIIIoDIV PokKs I; St. Honry (22) i&-01 ............. 283 2. Columbus Wehrle (6) (8-2) .. 256 3: Tri-Vtllage (U-0) .. 114 4. Fort Loramie ilc>.ol .... 94 5. Manofteld St. Peter's (8-1) .... 81 6. Berlin Hlland (7-3) ... ' 73 1. Uma Catholic (7-1) ... 51 8. CedarvU Ie (11)-0) .. 38 9. Delphos St. John's (5-4) ..... 36 lO.Waynealleld·Go'shen (8-21 .... . 29 . Second ten: 11. Mtller City 25; 12. (tie) North Baltimore, Hotaale and I'Ualdla ........ ON-. lloadl; 15. Houatm 19: 16. ttle) Ctndnnatl - o~to By GENE c'fmoES UPI Sporg Wrl&er COLUMBUS - St. Henry has drawn first blood In Its battle with Columbus Wehrle for small sc~l basketball supremacy In Ohio. . . . St. Henry, last year's Division · In sta,te champion but compel· lng In Division IV this season, Jumped on top In the first United Press Internatl(lnal Ohio · High SchooiBOBrdQfOoachesDivlslon IV ratings of the season. The Redsklns, off to a 9.0 start after winning the' Division V football title Jess than two months ago, held a 283-256 margin over Wehrli!, In the first of seven weeks of balloting by coaches from around the state. . St:·Henry commanded Of the 29 'first place votes cast, while Wehrle which has won the Dlvlslo~ · IV sUite basketball championship the past two sea· sons, received six. Unbeaten New Madison Trl· VIllage (11-0) was a distant third c.uore BoolcelbaltBeoollo Wedoeoday,J. .. I Bowllna Green 67, Oil to u 53 Mlaml95, Toledo 80 Ball State 61, Kent State 57 Cleveland St 91, Yout!iltown St 87 Baldwin-Wallace 63, Hiram 56 C..pltal51, OhiO Northern 46 (ot) Marietta 71. Musktnaum 69 John-C..rmllll5, Mount Union 94 Otterbein 96, Heldelbertr 61 Kenyon ·ao, Earlham lind) 70 Ohio Wesleyan 109, Thcwnas More (Ky) 93 Wlttenbertr 84, Oenllm 57 Wo-r 71. Oberlin 54 Allogheny (Pa) 91, Case Reoerve89 'Oellance 73, WUmtnaton 54 Geneva (PaJ 95, Dyke62 Tllfln 97, Huntlngtm IW Va) 77 Walsh 109, Urbana 88 Way~burg (Pa) 92, Lake Erie 78 8-2, 22 Coli. 8COI'e8 . - Wodtleoday Collefellukelball Be- By Unllod Preu!JdernalloDII Eul Albrlaht 99, Lycomlna 75 · Assumption 97, Clark 79 Babom78; · Gordon 62 Bales W, Thomas 108 Bostm Coli. 96, Maine 59 · ·Bridgeport 91, Lowell 74 Bucknell87, Drexel 73 . ..· ~ Alabama 72. F1ortcla 84 Aldenoo. Broaddus 99, Davis-Elkin 10 . Auburn 62, Mllolllllppl60 Colorado 8&, Wake Foft!lt 72 CopptD St. 87, N. Car dina AltT 73 Duke 911; Georgia Tech 57 James Madison 72. Rlchmmd 61 Kentucky 119, Mlu!JIIIppl St. 70 Miami H. Leblgb 67 . N. Cardlna IIlii, Maryland 73 NC-Cliarlo«e 93, Coastal Cardlna 74 Salem Telkyo 103, Falnnoot St. 92 Stetsm 84, Bethune-Co<Xman 73 · 70 MI-l Alloghmy 91, Case Reserve 89 .. Bethel70. Blulltm 67 llowBDI Green 67, Ohio 53 . Butler 87, St. Loulo 14 : C. Mlchlpn 59, Wla.·MIIwallltee ft C. Mluwrl 95, Unceln 55 Capital 51, Ohio Nor1!1ern 46 (OTJ rough areas on ·the course Jiave been wOrked up and seeded · The association pllm 10 help in a membenblp dri'le and the owners · have agreed to Jlll)Vide five free passes for nilie holeS of aolf to any membenhiP received by March l. AD associllion liiOIIIbe{ihip · is being planned for 'Feb. ~ p.m.. Members. Cl..,.land St. 9J, Younptown St. 87 OeDance 73, WUmlnlflll Sf E. Michigan 65, W. Mlchlpn 55 poll ~ Beat oj,-the Bend.• .......... I ~utl.and 107 Emy Olivare~~Orteza, M.D.. Pomeroy American Legion The Drew Webster Post N:o. 39 of the American Legion will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m . Dinner will be served. The meeting will honor Hugh Custer, re~ Veteqm's Service Officer for hiS 12 yeats of service t6 the Meigs County_Veterans., Adolescent Medicine THE , WATERI.NG HOLE PRESENTS .,, .. .,_ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MoDday f¥o~h Friday .- For appointmanm call. (304) 87k107 • .· .. .'. .. .. ' ...... .,.. falrtllyol~ AM ~. . V*'l ~. ~olnl P11 and potential 111e mged to 8llmd 110 coounittees can be <rganized and j!';;.....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, SWISHER lDHSE .,1.1 PLEAsANr,VAII EY HOSMAL FRI., JAN. 11 SAT., JAN. 12 ' lO PM·2 '• . "Botton Fog" • > . Pharmacy •• Konn!Oh McC.-IJit. A-"'· Ch. .•IIHflo. A. Ph , "ontld tt.nnlng. R.Ph. Mon. thru lat. 8 :00 1.m . to 1:00 p.m. lund., 10:00 A.m . to 4 :00 p.m . , '1"1. WI25511C! (304) 87$-4340 PRESCRIPTIONS . ,, ... -. ' .r .••, '· ·i' • ' ;· • • • . Rutland Furniture Is Slashing Prices Even Lower· ' These two Days. The LaJrgest Inventory Reduction Sale In Their History! I. Big · ·Diteol1t1 ·-AS CASH ''FREE DELIVERY'; THEIR LOSS -c- IS YOUR GAIN! -·· l ~P=, ..._. _ Frlllf Fne J ' STOREWIDE $AVINGS 90 DAYS SAME .. ; ' YOU WON'l WANT TO MISS THE SAYINGS THAT _WILL . BE FOUND o·N·THE LARGEST INVENTORY OF ~ELECTED FURNITURE - TWO DAYS ONLY! . ., GE 25" COLOR TV •. :'f.;~'$'399 52 89 . . . $2· 4 9 Dryer······~··· Dishwasher ••• S269 • Washer ........ . ~ . . CALl AHEAD FOR APPROVED CREDIT ELliOTT.'S X· CIOAIY 15 Cl• ~ PUU · IAWPOUS, OliO '. , . n. .. $429 ... '·I ·- ,, 1 ··, $199 p.m. Zil ' ..' I • ..., STORE HOURS SatUrday 9 'Til 8 Sunday 1 p.m. Til.& Monday 9 •n1 8 p_.m. Sll¥11 . . .1 '.. ' IEFIIGIIAIOI •YCR's SHARP tl" CaiDr Jalsul • •Radioi •Big Screens •Fratzers ' ~ -~.' •• '' • I. • •• • • •• '· Secingpauanm . • ' General-Pediatrics at ·2907 J•cki'On Avenue Pouit Pleasant, West Vuginia .. . A New Year's Rve Service was and Mrs. Gary Jones and Mr. }llld ' held at Hillside Baptist Church. . Mrs; Joe Humphrey; "The Joyful Perfonning throughout the even- Hearts," including Mrs. Barb8ni ing were Goo's Little Lambs, ~­ Prau, Mrs. Unda Jones ~ Mrs: eluding Ryan Clonch, Davtd Kay Willett; "The Children of Johnson, Tammi Jones and Angie God," including Mr. and Mrs. ; WilletC "The Willing Heans" in- Danny Hood and Mr. and Mrs. Ron , cluding Mrs. Jamie Humphrey, Clonch. A film, "The Burning Hell" was Kristen Layne, Mrs. Rachel Hood and Mrs. Debbie Clonch; "The also shown. Pizza and refreshments. . Redeemed Quanet," including Mr. were served after midnight· " and ~ • • I· announce tbe opening of tbtir - practice iD 2 BI(} DAYS I s dar. & IS HAVING THEIR LARGEST JA8UARY CLEARANCE INVENTORY REDUCTIONS SALE IN THEIR ·HISTORY.· · 9 AM~7 PM ,..,:.._ ID . SPECIAL STORE · HOURS THIS FRIDAY &SATURDAY I Praise" of the Mount Vemoti · Nazatene College will present the gospel of Jesus Chiist in music on Sunday at the Syracuse N~ne . Chureh. They w•ll be m1mstef!Dg : during the 10:3g .am .. mommg worsnip. The pubhc IS IDVIted. Community· Calendar · items Announcement Furniture Co~pany .. I t' I appear two days bdore an event lliCI the day of that evmt. Items must be received ID adv~ to IISSUre pul!llcatlon In the calen-' E. Neal Orteza, N.D. . old. new FRIDAY I JANUARY 11th, 9 AM- 7.PM SATURDAY, JANUARY 12th, 9 .AM~7 PM - Bob Hoeflich ' • ' ,. ATTENTION TRI-COUNTY AREA! . . • POMEROY - A 12-step A.A. meeting will begin Sunday at . 7 , . p.m. at the J .T.P.A. office, 1·17 West . Second St. in Pomeroy. · , - f By I The Daily Sentinel-Page 6 Community Calendar . Van -~ Wllllam &: Mary 73, George Mas em ... . • .Ponwoy-MiddlePort. Ohio . TroJaM The Meigs Cowity Golf Club suggestions made. The meeting will Association, its officers and owners be held at.ehe clubhouse. An open house will be held April met receatly for ~ JI!Uli08II of an · understanding of what each party · 7 at the golf course with free food can do 10 ~ the year enjoyal)Je tmd ~ Contests will also be held. . . . . and successful at the course. Several leagues are beqlg planPaul Simon and Pal O'Brien mfonned the associati~ that many ned, both men and ladies as-weU as ,· new fealllml ..cJ improvements are mixed. Also plaaned are ~veral underway and will be in 'place in mixed SC111111bles and tournaments the spring. These include new and over the summer. These are in addiexpanded restaaraqt facilitiQS, party tion to the .course tournaments . . and harity c i1118U'S. and meeting rooms and new inJide storage for all members' golf carts. , For lliCR information on dues They went on to say lhalJIIIIIY ·im- tmd membership raidellts may conprovements. will be made on the taCt Paul Simon or Pal O'Brien. course including m<n sand trapl, I 00 new trees tmd two new tee areas. It was alSo noted that the · ' Glmvllle St. 102, Bluelleld St. 91 Muhlen!>erll 73, W. Maryland 63 New Yod< IJnlv. 82. CCNY 6! Oneonta 65, Albany 63 Rochester Tech 88, Allft!d 77 Setm Hall 74, St. John'S 62 . Slippery Rock 111, Point Park 89 St. Peter's 79; Rhode Island 61 Westchester 57i Widener 40 Baldwin-Wallace63, Hiram 56 Ball Sl. 61, Kent 57 . r with by Fort Massillon Perry, a loser only to Dayton Chamlnade· Julienne In Loramie In fourth and Mansfield McKinley, headed the 'leCOnd that order. St. Peter's In fUth. Rounding out five, which also Included, In West Musklngum, 9-0, held an the IV list were Berlin Hiland, order, HamiltOn, Lancaster, 85-77 margin over North Robin· Uma Central Catholic, CedarWar r .e n Hard 1 n g and , son Colonel Crawfonl (10-0) and ville, OelphO$ St. John's and Beavercreek. Orrville (9·1), who share!l the Waynesfield-Goshen. t-1 ' runnerup spot In Dlvlalo.!lln. The other three leaders were Portamoulb, another tourna· Pointing up how conflised the Canton McKinley In Division l. ment runnerup last March, held . D!vlslon In voters w~. No. 4 Portsmouth In Division II and the top spot hi Division II by a New ~lddletown Sprlngtield (9· -:. West Musklngum In Division· III 214-183 mark over Dayton Dun· 0) had as 01any first place votes · which saw 11 teams rece)ve at' bar; ·The Trojans, 9-1, and the · (five) as the first three teams .. least one first place vote and a Wolverilies, 8-0, both recelv~ combined. WestMusklngumhad · numlier of balloters unable to seven first place votes, as did three and Colonel Crawfonl and decide on a No. 1 team. · Kettering Alter (7·1), which Orrville one each. 1 Mcl(!nJey, 8-2, held a 272-208 finished third with 162 points. Rounding out the top ten lilt In margin o,ver unbeaten Barberlon Wert, which lost to Ports· Division ill were Convoy Crest· (8.0) In the big school balloting. mouth In last year's semi-finals, view In fifth, followed by Chela.· The Bulldogs are coming off a was fourth with points, · peake sixth, Youngstown Ub- -runnerup finish (to Toledo Scott) followed by Willard, Lexington, erty In seventh, Bellbrook and In Jast;ye11r's state tournament. . Bellefontaine, anclnnatl Forest Fredericktown tied for , eighth McKinley received 11 firs! Park, Cincinnati Greenhills and and Burton Berkshire In tenth. place votes compared with. seven ~~-===~~==============i!!!!=!!:JI for Barterton and 10 for tblrd place West Chester Lakota (12· 0), which had 147 poll points. Cleveland Vl)la Angela-St. JoI, -. seph (9-3) was fourth with 134, follow!!«! · closely by Toledo St. Francis (6·2) In fifth with 131. · · GoH club' plans new features and. ~provements for 1991 FDU-MadiiCII 58. Moravian 55 Falrlleld 86, Loyola (Mit.) 76 Frank. a: Marsh. 67, Elizabethtown 66 ' January 10. 1991 Portsmouth114ouintet . tops·l)ivision II ~~.~oUowed thoHC, 17 each; 18. van Buren 16; ' ThUrtday, Chesapeake ·6tli in III ·D ivision Scoreboard ... • Thurlclev. January 10, 1991 . I • ) Announcement " ·' . Prayers for peaee MI'Yice A Prayas for Peace Service will. be 1tekl Sunday evening at 7 p.m. at tl1r! Coolville Uniled Methodist ·~h. 'Tile ICirvice wiD be.lccl by Pallor Harold E. Alloway-Priddy. ~ church .will be open Monday ~ Taelday ftom 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. fODindividlllls wanling to pray. ~ ' I ~ ,.,. •.. . • 1¥.~•-1'"""~·"!"'-- ............ --.... -~----- PH . 992- 2966 · . I I. �·, • 1-The Deity S 1tinal Page . .. . • • Pomeroy-Midclaport. Ohio .. ~I • • . " • . 10. 1991 '':. . ... • • • o.o• miiHonln ' . • ...... ' . .•. - MlllehS . . · ainCihang I... then ·onforall · amlnute. · · . ·II'S WOI th. , ' I ' I I. - ' - I I • .' . ,. . I • '-~ d ' .. ' li 1. . ,, I I I I .' . I • I' I I • I .,. ' • I ' ' • • • , I ~' • l ' "' ·, 01 ...... ~ ,.:-;-...~ . . fi~ .' '" ' ' . . ' . -A · Theroacl ' ' ' ·. torlche• ne:o~r, . . I Justg~ .. . aneww~ •fa• lane. • ~p_Ley:. • Better cxkls. "fb,oer's Choice: Alii NMfoUe d til! Noolh" SIKOIIf . dmce. We 1hink you'llb 111'91 ' . ., ,/ the'81 .' ' ... · . St4BlD11o6/47. Asky!Usdes .. '· "JJKU lor hJ c!ds! . • • lot!D 6/47 ~ lllllth 6 . (h11 0,737,573); • rootdlS (1 i143,648); . . rrolth 4 (1 i1873); ~ r00td13 (1 il ?0) . . SuP-er . • · -Lotto . " ' ' . 8/47 . ' • • • .. ,, , I . f ., . ' I . .... ,. ~-"' ' . ' . .. .._..,., ,.., ...... I ""'!'-"""'..:;o,l4.. I ...... ,, ' · ~- I' ....... .. '•' ... I , .. . �- • \) Page 8-The Daily Sentinel FOCK calls for assistance were · Veterans. At 6:23 p.m., berne lire answered by units.of Meip County depanment went to an auto acci· Emeregtney Medical Services on dent on County Road 35 for wMIJWednesclay. down only • no injuries wae repot· At 8:54 a.m., R11tland Sllllion ted~ At 10:25 p.m., Pomcioy SQ11811. reported to an auto fire on Salem went to the Route 33 bypass foc a Street at the Henry C8de n:sideilce. motor vehicle accidenL Thdd 'liipp At 5:43 p.m., Middleport sqWid was taken to Veterans . . Pickens to - "'."'- - - Meigs aniloun~ments--lhe people Serving in the armed •' Sing to be beld ' .. 'Faith Gospel Church in Long . Bottom will hold its monthly hymn sing on Friday at 7 . p.m; Local · ~~and QC1m will perform. . Prayer servke . Rock SJ!U!gs Upited Methodist Ch..-ch will hold a Special prayer service for the Mid-East Crisis and • ' ' w forces. Everyone is welcome attend. Church to be·opea The Rock . Sprin United open on -Methodist Church will Monday for l!II)'One ·who wishes to come to pray fO.. the· Mid-East Crisis, service peOple and ' other needs. t Thursday. Januarv 10. 1991 Middeport. Ohio Poma-oy EMS has 4 tails Wednesday Uinsported · Edna million jackpot will be available Saturday nl&ht for the first drawing In the Ohio ·lottery's newly revised Super Lotto game. · Tl!ere was no jackpot winner In tbe final drawing of the old game Wednesday ntght, ~ ben the numbers 2, 7, 38, 40, ( 3 and 48 were pick~. a lottery spokeslll4n said Thursday. The top prize was worth S8 million. In the revised game, players . will get one set of numbers for $1; the field of numbers Is reduced to 47; and the jackpot will be Increased by at least $4 million when there Is no' wlnner. In the old game, players got two sets of ntlmbers for $1, while. tlie field of numbers was 53, and there. was no minimum Increase In the pot. Although there was no jackpot winner · Wednesday night, 74 players picked five of the numbers to-win $5,000 each, 4, 703 players had four of the numbers 1 I' ·Representatives IX Centtal Trust · fman. The Centtal 1)'ust people or Southeastern Ohio have visited have also been meeting .with the village and other public officials in Meigs,IGallia County Coinmianity Meip, Oallia, and Washington Action and Cooperative Exrension COIDities to discuss the banlc's par' Service personnel. ticipalion and plans for community Cenlral Trust has been active in· involvemenL · the VA/FHA loan program while ·In 1990 Central Trust hired . . Laura Burke who works directly with the Comm~ ReinvesuneJ\t U Act actiVities In 'tion Jim Reed A Rutland man was cited for is designated'as ~lending failure to maintain an assured ofllcer dealing With loan programs clear distance ahead after an . which promote economic .develop- accident on state Route 124. ment. James E~ Cremeans, 24, was Among ·tho local officials which cited after he [falled to stop for repre$enlalives met with m:ently to another car attempting to mak;e discuss community involvement a right turn J,nto a private_drive. were Middlepon Mayor Fred Hof- · I • ' ' . '' '· rEallltii.IJGV Sf'IJilE'" Tax collections total $177,081 DISCOUNTS OFF REGULAR PRICES AND APPLY TO SELECTio ITEMS ONLY ' Middleport Mayor Fred Hoff· man stated today that collections for the one percent village In· come tax for 1990 totaled $177,<M!1. Refunds to business and lndlillduals totaled approximately $9,500 with ex!Jenses of $28,754 Incurred for admlnlstra· tlon expenses of the Income tax office. .These funds are allocated to various funds of the village as set up In the original ordinance In 1988. After refunds and admln· lstratlve expenses a · total of $138,827 was available to asslst'ln ' the operation of various departmen Is of the village. 1- Frymyer, director of the Hoffman stated tllilt . these Melgs County Board of Eleclions, . fuilds were usoofor the operation has been re-elected secmary of the and maintenance In the following Ohio: Association , of Election area.s as set forth In the V,lllaee · · Officials. The winter coafae~ of ordinance: the Association was held this week Street Department (25%) at )be Hyatt Regency at the Ohio $34,706; Fire Department (15%) C~ttz. $20,825; Cemetery (10%) $13,883; Recreation (10%) $18,833; and General Fund (40%) $55,530. Hoffman stated that Income tax recelpta constitute thirty per· Meigs eountiaas who need IQIIle cent of the vUlaee General Fund help witlt their taxes may Wllit to revenue and wltbout tl!la, tax, take advantage of the expanded · normal services could not be serviccs of the Intcmal Revenue .maintained In tile village. He ex· Service walk-in· office locations preasecl apprec'tatlon to all busl· neases and Individuals Who bav,e ' w~h are being e518blished. Hours at Athens office, been so C!Kiperailveln the collec-'· loclulil at IOOS E. State Stteet are tlon of tbese funds which are ne- /· 8:30a.m. to noon and 12:45 p.m. to cessary for the existence of the I 4:30p.m. Monday 8lld Thursday. . vlllqe aovernment. Carol Cantrell Is the Income / Ju fur 1011-fR:e tclephooe assisIIIICle, help will l!e available on Tax Administrator for the, vilweekalds again Ibis year. 1'bC toU· lage and can be reached at 992· fR:e number is I-800-829-1040. 2827 If, anyone has any ques !Ions Cunenlly it is IVailable Monday concerning the lnconie tax. dlrollgh Friday, from 8:30 am. 10 4:30 p.m; Beginning Jan. 26, '•· " ' .. ,zi. ' .' Frymyer reelected u board director i:'• ~ ., Taxpayer service offered residents however, lbe weekend assislance will be offaed on Saturdays from 9 a,m. 10 I p.m. and on Sundays from }. _VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDERS ~ ~ ~­ I Ofo. to trip W{Jlsh • Veteraos MemorlallloiDital ':) i ·' . •I Funds listed by Middleport mayor . •' Middleport Mayor Fred Hoff· man stated today that Income 80Ught collected through his office In A juclpleau action is being 1990 totaled,$'10,467.56. IIOIJiht iD Meigs County Canmon • Collections from various· PI- Court by ·Commen:ial Credit sources are as follows: bonds COIJIOI'alioa. Baltimore, Mel., forfeited, $46,0'18.39; ' linea cola,pillll 1bomas E. Weaver, lected, $16,140; court costs paid, ~ 8lld Olben, in the amOWJI · S6,346; merchant pollee coliecllona, $1,135; accident reports, of$S .43. Judplenll are. abo being sciught $97; charges for various permits iD the C0111t by Bri One, Athens, !Blued, S614.17; _and mlscellane- · . N.A., Pomeroy, apinsl Thnothy J. OUI recelpta, $57. . Hoffman stated that these Smith. Racine, and otben: and Hollie Nllionll Bank, Racp.e, funds are deposited monthly Into the vllla1e Qe!Jeral Fund and are 1piNt et.aJce E. Hill. Racme, llld odlers, in the amount o( ·u sed for operation expenditures of the vlllaae: $61,237.96. Juqmenta CHILDREN'S NOVELTY RADIOS to INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY Recorder . · ttl-JUS rr.'aoo-416·5511 _,, • 1 33o/o Beeperless Remote · Phone A11swerer 1915 '400H7915 Atg.2U5 R11111. 11U5 Bunt-In mike, auto-level. Changeable security codes. J?ual casselte. W43·396 · 1114·1054 ftM& ;,;,Reg.131.U , .. Low AI$15Por Full-power CB for fun, work or . tra~l. #21-1664 . . Fuii-Feat~re . F~x Mach1ne · '3o0 Off $599 · LOw Al$20 ,.., Month• Reg. 189.00 Auto document feeder, bulh-in 70-memory phone. Halftone lor sending photos. #43-1200 · '' .1 ' f ' .} .t ,t ;n ' ,.. • , d I Check Your Phone Book for the Radio Shack Store or Dealer Nearest You .-~~,-.- --.-----,-.,,--.-,.- , . r....ol'tlng triOil . . PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING RADIO SHACK STORES AND DEALERS · 1 ..,._.,.,,..,.._,.,. Mostbitltfy·-ltdO<IV'-"'"""'binerios .-----~---'---, Moat Major Creclt C.,..a Welcome ,'.t ..1, -' . ' I ' { ;~·,t L_l~~~~~~~~~·~~~"~M-~~--~~--~--------~-----------:----~~------.:::::::::::::::::::~_j ~~ ' ' ' ...... . ;•~ •• '· ' ' . Cut 40 Cut · HUGE SAVINGS STOIEWIDE ·~ 40·Channel Walkie Talkie Ta~ SH FLYEII.N TONIGHT'S PAPE' FURNITUIE~APPLIANCES-JEWELRY Dfo Cassette January.·cleaJL ·. sweep Sale ••c ,, ELECTRONlC CALCULATORS 992-5335 .. \15-3561 The UniversitY of-R io Grande's Jennl Couch, Ann Barnltz and !<4thy Snyder poured In a total of 43 points to boost the Redwomen to 'a 77-56 victory over Walsh Tuesday -In canton, giving the Rio ladles their first Mid-Ohio Conference win of the season. "Defensively ; It was probably one of the best games we've played all season... Redwomen . head coach Dolll Foote commented. "Jennl, Aim and Kathy all had an outstanding game. It was a big, win for us, more so because we wou on the road, wlilch Is always a gOod sign." ·. Walsh, which dropped to 5-8, relied on Feilcla Baagett . and Colleen Thompson, who each · scored 11 polnta to keep In ther game, while Coach Michelle Steele utilized her entlre.bench to -stop the Redwomen advance. Holding turnovers to 17 and ouiboardlng the Lady Cavaliers 40-31, tflo Grande built a 14-polnt · lead at the half and conllnued auresslve play through the remaining 20 minutes. ' Barnltz added nine r_ebounds to · · · her ·credit, while · Couch had seven and Snyder six. Jeanine IOelnhenz brou1bt down eight for · WalSh. The Redwomen were 39.2 . percent (24·79) on shooting and sank ·eight of 20 attempts from . the foul line for 40 percent. Walsh . connected on 24 of 64 field goal attempis for 37.5 percentandwas · 47 pereeDt (8-17.) from the line: The Lady cavaliers commllted · 22 turnovers. · ·Now 9-6, the Redwomen face another conference opponent Saturday at 2 p.m. when they travel to Mount Vernon Nazarene. · W&lsb . hosts Tiffin Saturday. · · Halftime KOft - :ftlo Grande . 40, Walsh 26. · RIO GRANDE (T7) - Marlo Klsll.er 3-0-0-'; Jennl Couch 2-4-0- · 16; Gena Norrll 0-2-0-6; Michelle Crouae 1-0-0-2; Kerr! Kidwell 4-0-1-9; Mindy MoutaQmery0-1·0~; Ann Barnltz ~14; SteI)llanle Gudorf 3-G-2·8: KathY. Snyder 6-G-1-13. TOTALS M-7-8- HospitaJ_news 1 Of Ml.41eport. lEN'S APPUANCE SEIYICE 77-56 .· III~~:o~s~="~··1;:~:: OliOStr•t .CJ~- UPHOLSTERY Offke 614-992-2116 ...... 614-992·5692 38 Yean Ex,erteaee IIOTIII S. ~~-- Acr• fnM PMt Offlca !17 L Sec. ' - • Y I'OIIIIOY, OliO - - - - 3/&f!!,ltllt •COMMERCIAL WE NEED USTJNGSI THE BISSELL & lUilE COWSTIUCnON •G•• ····-·· ,GROOM ROOM .......odell.. 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It farm llkiiP•d .m~lle home. • re1l barpin Ill $89,!100. ., . ' I •'S ---- tOAD flaY1II H0U11t ., ...,...a CALL • . Sll\'l(l • ..._,_ .... CALL 614-992-7104 FOR APPT. HI·53S5 • H5·1561 • ~ .·.- fofarrll 0,0.2-2. TOTALS 14 I 8 M ,, '' '\\ ~. '" ' • I ' ................. .... .......IJI.a....... VICI<ER'S WOOD HEAlftQ .• ' . ' . ,... , /; '1 ,....992...,,..115 . Rul•ntl" and •Roofing . , ,, z V, C. YOUNG II ElECTRICAl SERVICE Wlndowl ' '''t (FAEE EBTIMATEIJ . . . . . .1............ \IMt · 1.0.1·3; Laurl Hatter 4-0-1-9; Michelle Clark 1-0-0-2; Shelly Dumnyer 2-0-2-6; Stacy Rlcliards 1-0-0-2; Je&litne JQelnbeaz ~ 10; FeliCia Baaett 11-0-1-11; ColleeQ Tbom..... 5-0-1-11; Rita H -Aoom Adtlhtona -Clutter Work -!llatrkMII • Plumbing -Cone- Work -Roofing -tntlt'ior • ElltOflor · Pointing •Replecam•nt. . · ' T7 ' WALBII (II) -JIUHaniJofllky A ......,..... 'RIIIInMATII 12-u:··t BULLETIN BOARD DEA:QLINE . 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE · PUBLICATION • "At ltaiO!dllt PriCes" PH. 949-1801 or les. 949·2860 Day flit Night NO SUNDAY CAW 25·' • IPIOIIIIzlngln A-le Tr..,eml•IDnl. lnllN, GUARANTEED I FREE EBnM~TES BULLETIN BOARJ) CUsTOM BUILT. HOMES & GAIAGEt Dill'S TIAra.5SION and AUTO IIPAII ~Gutter Sullivan, Blllee Renae Pooler and Rebecca Davia, Behind them .IU'e Rudy Wllloa, Exalted Ruler, 11114 Tom Meadow•• Hoop Shoot cbalnJUUI, Nol pictured lalblrd-place flnllber Charily Le..... II JullDEIS · •Vinyl Sldlttg 992·5009 We Bey What We Do. We Do Whet Wa S.y S1ric.... Were~~~ Construt-tion - 992-6648 or 698-6864 PDm<ny, Ofilo GUN SHOOT FLI'CE tal~ Th~ Junior bll6kelball placed tblrd In &he (lalllptilll Hoop Bhilol conlesl, U a& Gallla Academy. Sbowln1'thelr pi'IIH are (L-R) B.J. Buchanlll, AAron CEDAR CONSTIUCIION 614-992-6120 614·..1·13!1 113 lllartii-Sec•ll CARPENTER SEIVICE NO JOB TOO SMALL . FREE ESTIMATES All11'811h Hand ,Tuttlng Cullom Dn~pea YOUNG'S . -:·:; •Remodtll'ng and Horne Rapalra . •Roofing •Siding •Painting •c-plet• CAI"rtlJm SECOND - Theile younpjtrs cap lured lleCOnd In lbe Gaiii!HI* Elb Hoop Sbool eonlea&, hekl . Dec. 11 a&. Gallla Academy. Dlapla)'lallhelr llardware are (L-R) April Doanally, i.orlllelll Milliron, Valerie Karr and Jo ... Sanders. Behind lhem ate Rudy Wllloa, Exalted Ruler, ud Tom Meadows, Hoop Shoot · cllalrmaa. Nol plcl..-ed are runnen·up Sleven Dunt, Eric Shriver aod Bobble Woodard. CAIN'S _ lrln1 It In Or W• · _:Pick Up. . ... ' ~b~5At An aclion fcx dissolulion of marriage .. has ~ filed in Meigs County Common Pleas · Court by JohD W.I'Ortcr and Shelagh W. Porter, bolb of Racine. . ALlM~S Red women . 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. At the walk-in offices, tax focms 'may be picked up, questions DISCHARGES· answered and assislllnce given in Kenneth Greene, Keith Musser, JRP81ing returns. Eunie Brinker, and Dorothy Higgins. DiMolution IIOII@ht I·, ·. -T ' WEDNESDAY ADMISSIONSDiana Roush; Lewt, W.Va.; Edna Pickens, Middleport; and Charles •I .1. ... .• . . - '...,. " ELECTRONIC 'TOYS & GAMES : ,Classified • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace ·, •," The Deily Sentinel-Page 9;? ~ . H_oop- s· h()()t· wmners . .posted .. " ,.,, for payoffs of $100 apiece, and 100,220 players selected three of the numbers to win $3 each. . Super Lotto ticket sales totaled ·$3,768,023 and the total prize payout was $1,140,960. tn il!e accompanying Kicker ·game, one ticket ha!i the winning combination (527919) ·Ill exact or<)er, making It worth $100,000. Pomeroy-Middeport OhiO . · . StU! smartlni from Its flrstlou • Holzer Clinic Day: 86-80 In two over times; Hunting:. 57-52; and Tiffin, 59-:58. Jim Harrll (6·2, sea lor, ~ 12.7 · Joe ·Herman (6-5, sophomore, ,,; In the Mld·Olllo Conference to · The Yellow Jackets, coached ton (11\d.), 80-73; and .WllmlngProbable starl!!rs Include point Points, 4.2 reboUnds), small · . 12.8 points, 4.8 rebounds) aud' Urbapa last month, the Unlver- by Marv · Hohenberger have ton. 73-54 Wednesday night. guard Dave Gerlrl!n (5-9, fresh· forward Damon Hall (6-3, fresh· center Jthn;Re;p~pa~r~t;(6;-5;·;~ ·-slty of Rio Grude men's basket- · compUed a 7-7record this ~uon. Losses have been to Mount man,ll,9 points), aboollngguard man, 10.51'Qln~), power forward more, 8.1 U .. , ball team (12-3, 0-1) takes on Its The te11111 owns wins over WlildVernon, 95-79; Waynesburg State second conference ·opponent sor (Ontar~. 105-75; Thomas , (Pa.), 115-75; Heidelberg, 67-57; Thursday at 7:30 p.m. when More (Ky.), 86-74; Anderson Kent ·State, 93-74; Ohio WesMount Vernon Nazarene (11· 4, (Ind. ), 80-69; Shawnee State, leyan, 87-75; Taylor (Mich.),_ . -1·0) Invades the confines of Lyne Center for Foodland Night. The ·ftedmen are carrying a .. 101.1 points Per game avera~:t . .. Into the contest following· a quartet of victories at or above . The Gallipolis Elks Lodge No. Shriver (Southweswrn Elem.) ' •.the century mark over the last 107 held Its annual Hoop Shoot (second-place tie). · •· . few days. After ·15 games, Rio contest for students In GaJUa., J.Hi year-old glrll -'- Andrea Grande's opponed'ts are averag- Lawrence, Me1gs and Mason Moore (Southern Jr. H.S.), Lori Ing 75.1 polnta per game. Counties at the Gallla Academy Beth Milliron (Washlnaton RATES TO nACE AN AD CALL 992~2156 Starting for Rio Grande are gym. Elem. ) and · Charity Lewis ov,, 16 Wordl Allie Words DIVI point guard Gllry Harrison, cur·The winners wlli advance to (Southwestern Elem: ). . .20 MONDAY thru FRI9AY I A.M•.to S P.M. 14.00 18 1 rently averagtne 19.7 points and 7 the district tournament on June .30 16 18.00 3 '10·11 ye!U'Gid boys - Seth 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY .42 . .8.00 15 assists a game, while shooting 12 In Nelsonville, with the cham- · ·navis (Washlng~n Elem.), •• 113.00 .eo 15 10 guard Mark Erslan will bring . pions moving on to the state and Steven Durst (Tuppers Plains .08/doy 16 11 .30/ dav Monthly 15.6 paints and 4.3rebounds to the national tournaments. Elem.) and B.J. Buchanan game. Forward Jeff Brown reThe Hoop S'5ot Is a national . (South Point Elem.). mains the team rebound 'leader contest sponsorl!d by EJks 18-U year-old llrll - SU118n A11 r11111 11 c t! r111! nIs with an average of 9.3 per game, Mr!r i.llMIII ISt! Lodges for children eight to 13 Tackett (Bidwell-Porter Elem.), , :.card ot Thenkl followed by ceriter Troy Donald- ye!lrs old. Each participant .· Aprll)Donnally (GreeJl. Elem.) 1$1-HouNhold Good• 2 ;...1n M•mory 12- 1-010 Goo• son with 7.7 per outing. Other shoots 25 free throws - 10 In the and Blllee Relllle Pooler (Ches3- Annoucement• . li3-Antlqull · .4 - GIVtiWtV . forward Brad Scliubert Is aver- first round and 15 In the second. ter Elem.) . . . ' 1•-Milc, Merch..,dilt &- Happy Actl aging · 14.5 points al\d 4.4 re- Boys and gltlsare divided lnto'.S-9 11-luilcting su..li• 8-9 year old boys - Mathew 8 - LOII ldd found 11- Pttt for Sttt bounds, While Brown Is credited year-old, 10-11 year-old and 12-13 Bissell (Tuppers Plains Elem.), 7 - hrd Stlt (plld in tdvtnct) &7 - MuliC.. Inltrum.,lt Card of Th1nkt 8-Publlc lalt6 Auction . HtPP'I Ad~ with 13.5 points and Donaldson · year-old diviSions, wit!) a cham- Josh Sanders (Washington 51-p;ruitt. Ytgttlbl• In Memorf.m 9-Wtnted to luv Ytrd St1M 59- For Stlt or Tredt 10.7 each lime out. pion from each age class -Elem.) and Aaron Sullivan •A claiSified tdvertiMm.n plec:ld in Tht DtUy Stnttntllu· ln rplllyrllt!r l Mount 'Vernon's Cougars, su- advancing. . , (Bidweli-J'orter Elem.). cept ~ c:IMiifitd ditpl., , luain•• Ctrd and legal noficetl pervised by first-year coach The top three participants 8-8 yeaMild glrli Amy wltl alto IP.PMf In tht Itt. Pl-tm fll(f9il"' anel tht Gtlll· Sr!rv1r:1~s Far111 Slqlpllt's polis Daily Tributlt. r~-=t~lnt owr 11.000 hOmtt. Scott Flemming, have posted were: Wilson (Green Elem.), Valerie 1 1 - Help Wanted 6 l1 vt!Slflr:• wins over Oberlin, 98-56; Central · 1!-13 . year-old boya - Issac Karr (Rutland Elem. ) and Re' 12-SHuatlon w.,tlld DAY lfFO~E PUBLICATiON COP't DEADLINE State, 98-88; Defiance, 95-79; 'Saunders (Clay Elem.); Robbie 1 3- lnturtnce 11 - ftrm fqulpm.nt -11 '00 A .M. SATURDAY becca Davis (Cbes~r Elem. ). MOND4Y PAPER 1•-B.usin•• Tr~ining 12- Wanttd to Buy . :_ 2:00P .M . MOND4Y TUESDAY PAP.ER • Bloomfield (N.J.), ~-78; George- Woodard (Green Elem) arid Eric 115-Settools & lnsttuction 13-Livt~toclt - 2 :00P .M . TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PAPER town (Ky.) , 91· 76; West VIrginia 11-AtdM), TV Ia CB Rtptir ••-Htv & Grain - 2:00P .M . WEDNESDAY THURIDAV PAPER 1 7-Misc;tllaneo~o~t 615 - Sttcl , ,Fenililtr FRIDA'(PAPER . - 2:00P .M . THURSDAY State, 92-87; Findlay, 86-73; Til· 18 - Wtnttct To Do - 2 :00P .M . FRIDAY lUNDAY PAPE~ fin, 94-91; and Its first conference win of the season Monday over Tr ,ulSIHHI Jllun Walsh, 90~,' which snapped a Classified pa[ies.cot·er the 21 -:-- IUtlnws Opportunity 71 - Autol for 1111 seven-game streak for the · 22-Monr,o to Loan ( . 72- Trwckl for Stil 23-Prot•aioMI SIIVicel Cavaliers. follmcing telephonr? exchanges;., 73-VInt& 4 '-"D 's Mount Vernon's losses have 74-Motorcyc:l• Re~l tsl~te Mtaon Co .. WV ., O.llia CoU~Cy Mtitt Coumy 75-lottl & Moton for Salt been · to St. Thomas Aquinas Ar11 Code 304 ' ., '4ru Codo 814 31 -fllomn for Salt ..... codo614 71-A.uto Pitts 6 Acc•.oriw (N.Y.), 85-82; Edinboro (Pa.), 77~- A~o~to Repair 32-Mobilt Hom11 tor Sal·e 4•1-Gtlllpotis 112-Miclctltport · 171-Pt. Plt••nt 33-Farmt tor Stlt 71-Camping Eq1.1tpment 101-90; and twice to Musklngum, ''l 451-laon 317-Ch•hire 79-Ctmp•• 6 Motor Homn PCHn•O'I 3•-Butin~l Buildinas 87·56 and 80-78. 671-A.pple Grove 311 .... Vinton 111-Cht~•• 35 -Loll • Aaeegt 31-Aell bcatt W-ttd z•I-Rio Orendt 143-Por11i"r'la-- 773-Mtton Flemming Is expected to field 211-Guyan Dill. 247-lotort Folio 812-Ntw Haven his only senior, 6-5 forward Steve 143-AreiiM• Oitt. 141-Atcint 811-LIIIfl 18§1111 937-luffolo 371-W..net 742 - Rutltnd Gregory, at the forefront of the 117'-Coolville attack cin the Redmen. Gregory Is averaging 17.5 points and 8.5 rebounds, while guard Ron · ijolmes (6·3, ju"lor) Is bringing ~.3 . points and tlve boards per game to Rio Grande. . Other starters Include Aaron RiliOP 8Bil01' CIIAMP!I- Tbeee :roullll are amonalbe wlaaeri Reynolds (5-9, junior, 7.7 points, of the Gallpolll Elb Hoop Sllool contest, held Dec. II at Gallla 4.4 assists), forward Jamie PeAcademy · H.8. 8llo1m wllb. their lrophlea are (L-R) Matthi!W ~k (6-3, sop~omore, 16.6 . Bhrell, baac Sauaden, Seth Da...p, .Amy WJ18on ud 8uaD points, 4.8 rebounds) and center Tacketl. Belllad'lbem are RaDdy Wlllon, J!;xalted Ruler, and Tom Dennis Martin (6-5,. junior, 2.3 MeiMiowa, Hoop 81loot cbalnnaa. Nol plclured Is 1Z.l3 year-Old jlolnts). pia' wlnaer .Andrea Moore of Southern Junior U.S. On Saturday, tbe Redmen conclude the week's action when OVIIIIEPAII ·they host Defiance at ·ap.m. for -ruii'N.:: ~ Rc .;, n . '" .......•'-' .. Redmen ·host Mount Vernon torright; ·Defiance ·up SatUrday ~~ ' W!du I ' ' • • ~ . the open door moctgage program !heir down payment. with the ~ . was created for potential home .matching the mterest ~~ up . buyers who may not meet the rigid $750.- Central Trust paruchpateS: '' qualifications of other mortpge . other loan ~grams sue · as ! loan ~rogiams. The Home Savec Ohio First-tune. Buyer Pro~, ~ Program was created to help ~t· Ohio Energy Acbon ~thro: ~. time horne buyen save money for Miru-Loan Programthro, A!..,'ink . Linked Depostt, w ,,.., • Deposit and. ~evolvmg ~ Fund. ~ .• An Overstght Cqmm•ttee has .~ Cremeans rear-ended-the second been estabhshed Wtth represencar, driven by Lincoln E. Smith, tatives from ~ch Cen~ . Trus~ . 56, of Middleport. departmenL The. responSibility 0 ' Neither driver was Injured. the comm1tte~ IS to morutor .tts ·~ Cremeans' passengers, Jackie go!lls and ob)dettves as well as • P. C~emeahs, 21, and Sharo\1 N. review research and development :' Cremeans. five, both of Rutlan<), for econom1c growth m thiS market '" were; uninjured. area. : • R tland driver ci"ted ' ' Thuradly, JIII'IUely 10,,1991 Community involvement bank officials topic · · Qhio jackpot grows~ $12 _m illion CLEVELAND (UPI) - A $12 . '• l �• F 'Page • 1 1~The Sentinel . Pomerov-Midclepc:irt. Ohio A1111{) l' IICl' l Ill' 111, LAFF-A-DAY e- .. I I ~ I I! l i f t ' -.~........._ 31 Hotnll for 8118 ....... _ . ' , ThUI'Iday, ._ ........ _. .... . ... ...... lottM ~ .... • low to , _ '"' . . . . . ... .. t -\ and,.,...•,. ·---20. ......... - .. I I t -w .---"'"'·-· Full bl c _...,. German ShilpMrd, __ 6 1:30 ~~~· 01 NIC Nlghtlr ·=.=.--· Lost • Found ''That's it, girls! . Kick 'em h I'gh... " .....8 ~£·.-::.. t 1 Building Supplies liZ. ' l eon- . PI I I I I I'·.• ' -wlh~--·-••uw . -. i ! , ft.~E 36 PubllcSale · &Auction prtoocl .. r:=-=--........... 0 ....... Counly, now -aal- IUCIII ;:, ... tor 12:00. Gollo .. ~... .. WY. -l'l'WUI. """ El'lploymrnl Srrvrces ..... . (I).,....., llrlttoritl Dowllfllj lloltJ ........ lnvealigltea the mystory_of a woman lmpareonating Steve. Ste~ ~ CeTop~aAii&nk . ....... ,..,..., ...., ...,., ' robbery resu~a In Montana's , . first death ol a lamale cop. Stereo. 1;1 . • II]) • llrilpoono Homer decides to sue after his boas hila Bart with a.car. Stereo. AleC, ... .,...,. ........~·­ aall I pepper, :ill FftL '?aolnglo ~011 Wlilll: llloWntalln. .......... -. PURII-D MIIIWI MUSKY aaah•~ ~!'1111-. Dopooll ,........ No .............. ... -. PUPI ' I "'""" '-lana .,.. - 41 ....... 8Murder, She Wrate 58 SOn 8tilgo aPrtmoNewe =~- I 114' Stereo. Q FruHs& Ill MOYIE: Dnlgnet Vagetablu I I ! 42 Mobile Homes JorRent l SIU!ItiDn Wanted I ! ·, I I . ( I --:--------~.oo. ____ ....;....;,_...;..j Business Services my- Olwl plono'- - In to b•alnnlra. ••enoec~ .... ... " ....... loloo · - ::t:c:t!l :MJc::r,';l, 14 I In- Buslneaa Training I -·ontO oo. ~ ......... -..r:: -- ,,... lot I II ...........1118 lfiW I. """ .,.._, --·~~~~--­ BISSELL // 1 SIDING CG •. . ._ ... I I I PH. 949'-2101 46 Space for Rant lloulo A; North -ol ,,,.,, """"' Port!; • .......... porto, 110 SlliUf CAliS ..... Tracten _, ~,.e~ltl 5I EQUIPMENT llloo , _.. Dor eo.. 1 ohltf 742-2455 SiMII ..,,_, O.C.L. COMPUTER SOW170NS, INC. •ON-SITE SERViCil/REPAIR "CUSTOM PROGRAMMINC; 0 SAI.ES •ON-SITE CUSTOM TRAINING I MY !:lAD e.A~ IF T.f-!ERE~ ANYTHING:TO · REINCARNATION ••• =-•=. 011 ~!Ill ...... Cllll . , . PI nt ., CIOJ. Goo4 ....... =··· SIR an- potod, - tzU'mo. • 4411111. -.-..., tuN. ll , """"" ... t. 11144. lldOMI ...I.~ ......... I WtaM-.ofiOtuwui••• HE SAYS HE'D RATHER Vo/ORRY ABOUT l-ION'S THAI-J' INCO't'£ IA'>'.e5. HE WANTS TO COME a.\CK A'S . A '2E8~.: 1112 Ollpol - II I- bon~ -...! 1P .JII.. fum!. ........... -1224. · Dlap.tno Z&L ....... t ~- N, big ':t..:•li - 1100 1 r u• .,._ iiwiL Mal~hM Cll• qabrlal'al'lre Joaephlne trto1 madOpt lilt lblnc:IOIIId beby of an addlcllld molher. Stereo. Q II]). llo~lj Hllo, 10210 · Brtndon hll a wreck and Is lrteltad for drunk driving. Stereo. D . 0 MOYII: "-zing ltorlao: The MoM 12:00) SNalhviiiiNow a . Larry King Uvel 1:30 IIl• 01 Wlngl Joe ·a stuck . Playing nurHmald to puffy-faced, CAIIJIIT FUIINilUAE llUrnllure I Clrpltl. Rt. 7 ....... Itt ttl " ·... Stereo' 111 1121 Good 8porta Stereo. D c:oa.ge laakiiiiH 10:00 IIl• IIJI LA. Law A clever murderer Changea hla , shOCking teatlmony m outamart the jury. Stereo. 0 BullnHs II)NI]) replace Paige in Greg'a llfa. Stereo. 0 II]). Star Trek: The Next Ganentllon a CNN Evanlng Ntwa Ill 'lplrllulll Worldtlln Conftlot' 700 Club ltMcill: lpirllllll Worlda In Conflict • CUSTOM BENDING Wt H- (fla•ged Our Location To 11h .... East ... lt. 241 through . Chtsttr, Oh. ,' ASTRO-GRAPH 82 · Phlnblng& SPECIALIZING IN .... •C11ortom t Exhelllt Syatama a.. HlatfnG · •Complete Uno of E•hllwt Buppllu •Handle 111d lnortal ~onroo Shocka Come ud See U1 l'or A I'Ne IIIIJMIC)tloa -- Coltor'o Pile .... -~ 1:1 .............. ... H .' Pll. 614-915-3949 11112£1 47269 St. lt. 241 -. ,. . . ,., ......-.... tor-.._.,_w., 114 111 - 1% . BERNICE BEDE OSOI:. ,_ """Ohio Onllpa . . 11t • • • • 84 ' • Elactrtcal& Refrlgii'Mion ~'YoUr . •••••• SteakII '• .. W'Birtbday 1101u ..,. , ..NAcrs • HEAT ..aau ... .. Hr •: · I lr ~---~ ~ ••oac001•0 ... I The lllianctll lheld may be quite teatywtwethe nation Ia -ned. but you Poutdbe one of lucky lndiYid· ~ WilD the atorm better -''*.awr-. C:UMCOM (Doc. sz..lln. 111 lady might oppear to be a!'!"-~­ bee* whiN ,ou"re - - - • · lopp I 0111- COUld be dl CJhlng. ' - · - : t 1r••lhellh0uld enljlto atten-· 'lion wt1en really In demand. Gel a fllmp . ; Lucl! '-?• ... - ..lhnl ...Iii IlL eft lt. , .. , ~ "Next time, uao tlllldertzer. Your pot rooat 1'14) ttl M16 111 1. . .-171·N7 ' . .'! .. (l) Under Flrw (II ~~ --~-- . .. • " . Ill 1121. Knoll Llnc:llilg Linda Falrglle trlo1 tO · (614) 446-6000 All FUINAd PAII:S . Prlmetimo Live irter.:-,:r. SI'IJNG I'AUEY nilFESSIONAL BIJIWING '116 j.tCKSQN PIKE • SUIJ! 101 . G.tW"9LiS, OHIO 4UJL ' . wisdom-toothless Helen. f llldllc ral 21 Segal return, in 12 Daisy tennis · type 5 Norma or 13·Concur Moira 14 One 6 Com· / puler· · having suppsf phone 15 Singer/ link -· "Daniel 7 Rotation Boone" tins actor . 8 Study 17 Viewed . 9 Nauti<;al · 19 Jamaican answer export 1.0 Mal de 20 Humorist 16 Play- . 23 Over· ground joyed dpsserts? · 25 "Othello" · 17 Affix, as a villain bullon 26 Child's 18 San . weapon Anlonio 28 Portent · 29 Belong na(urally 30 Also not 31 Chicken choice 32 Aries 33 Gel smart 35 Heathen 38 Roman · tunic ' 41 Oriental vers·e . .42 Ellgfii's claw 43 Carnegie and Evans struggles under 1 ~ with his 11111181111, landlord John Hill. Stereo. 0 (l) (!) llr'*JI A WOII1P becorllla hytler'lcll when her flanco II klllod. (PI I Dl 2) 0 HouHhold Goods Coni•. 11-F I LOI. • .,., p.ill. ~ 2 ·10. ..... 8ftarlf;dJI • j .. .,..,. , _ , tal. r.lercil<JI~diSC MORRIS by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Assn. 1 Couches 3 Whiskey. 6 ·-. l'ni in slang Adam" 4 Ssrved 11 Writer without • Amen... Mualc Shop 8:00 IIl. «* CMera Sam ..... . . . . . . . . lp& .. ( lutt burllld 0111 lho.elnk dlapoul motor." \ r '· • •• • -ap· one aHiance. CANCER (June 21.Julr 221 Your finan· clal aspects look exlremely oncourag· lng today, so be alert for opportunitieS that could contrlbute'to your material Well-being. They may surface rather ourpriSiflllly. LI!O (.lulr 23-A,.. 22) What you,cannot accomplish on your own today can be aHalned through considerate friends. Others •• Inclined to do you favors al this time. VIRGO CA... 23-lopt. 22)11 Ia very lm· portlntlllal YOII koop In mind today the lactiM! the 0111d roaultl are what count. You·· we 1 lucky, aa weft as a strong, ftnllher. LIIRA (lop!. 23-0cL 23) Something fortultoua might - o p today that will alovate your """' lulure hopes and expec~a-. A friend and a loved one may play r - In thla -opnMint. ICOIII'IO (Oct. :M Nuu. 22) It you feel your ,_,, performances worrant II, thla Ia a good day to talk to the boss · about a r.... You two might t.ln complele agr-1. IAGITTAIIIUI (Now. D Doe 21) Oth· eratond m fOllow your examplo today, and 1 - and InterMit whlc:h Y011 flnd appealing wlllllo aHract them. You're at ihe heid of the pwade, 10 leed on. DOWN 1 Mermaid's home •• lO:OI (J) MOYIE: Lilt Train From Gun Hill (2:00) 10:30 (!) lnnovlllon SCroollandChiiM 11:001)). I]) (J). Ill IIJINun ~ (J) Nlghl CourtliJ (l) NeiweWIIGII ! Yesterday's An.war landmark 31 lucy's 20 Pool brother game 33 Speed21 Old boa('s markettrail 34 Provo's place 22 Automa· place ton 35 Doctoral 24 First· degree down 36 Motorist's yardage assn, 25 "Some37 "- Bias" what" 39 Bud's pal suffix 40 Hill 27 Eats builder • ,. • •• • ... ..''•' . '' ...•' •,_ '• • _., ' 1/10 One letb!r stands' lor another. In lhis saniple A is used for lhe three I.'s. X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. ~ach day the codt' letters are different. · ;' •• ~ GSV ZIG E RX V (1)=-:::.l;l LU TRERJi.tT . Gl R H r'l,..... AmM~a~n Mualo 111op ZW NZPV G S V 1D Sp I 'IIC& lllr a~por~a ,. . .... Y GSLFTSG RG LU ' SRNUVOU . l UIZMP GBTVI Vo•tei'day'a .Crvptoqllolos IT DOES NOT MAT· TER HOW BADLY YOU PAINT SO LONG . AS YOU DON'T PAINT BADLY LIKE OTHER PEOPLE. GEORGE MOORE • , " li •• sv v o n·v E v· IVXRKRVMG - (I). l '•••• ••• Amellol Tonight 11:361])Ch. . 0 '• 12:00 Into lltlll(lht Stereo. • CRYPTc;JQtJQTE on One ~lmpae&lblr' ' '• lsLONGFELL.OW Stereo. . <Jl Glloat Sto1y (l) John llcl.aughHn'a OM 1121• • • • • . 11:301))• 01 Tonlghllhow ...~ .. ..• • L-J-~--~~­ Scarecrow and Mn. King 1. a • AXVDLBAAXIt ~Ln.~ ':~r~. aMonoyllne " •' DAILVCRVPTOQU()TES-Here's how to work II: . . =· SOni!IQO •.. . 44 Cry (1 :00~ on life by under&lt¥1dlng the Influences which are governing you in the year ahead. Send tor your Aalro-Graph predlcllono today by mailing $1.25 to AI· tro-Gr11ph. c/o this nawapaper, P.O. Box 91421, C - . OH 44101-3428. Ba oureto alate yo..- zodiac olgn. . AQUAIIIUI (JM. :Ill l'eb. 11) You have the ablllty,.today m make an effective contribution to any group In which you're Involved, Tllll shoulel be !rue In com,nercilll, u - • tDCial, ar..S. PI8CI!I CFeb. :Ill 'U oh 28) Don't · wute your tlnje on mundane goall today, bectll. . you COUld be qulle lucky In acllleWIO objeetl- that are truly -'nglul. 'Aim hiGh and fire accurately. . Allll!l (......, 21-Aprll11) You won't be wutlflljtlme today If you participate In- roloxlng ec!MIIoo you truly enjoy. Pleounl ...,._ could through ouch lnvalwlmento. TAUIIUI (April :Ill ..., :Ill) You are now In a rather propltloul cyclo where you can Improve upon mattera already · daemocl ldvlntllgeOUI. Koop In mlrld: Good lhlngl can~ made better todoy. -l(ller21.JUM:ID) You could b4i lUCkier than !!IUal tod~ through Part• llltllllp ' wrangementa. Opportunltlee · might opel11or you through more then \ ·CROSSWORD (2: 00~ attends her 10-year ~h~acliool reunion. Stereo. Check Out Ow ... Prlctl.on "Nnr" zot,.. J 4-l~tfll J -.-CIII . 1., L------------' ~-labeoCharlene l'lut Oilltr .._ ._Ill 'i or 111. 949-2160 .") li,[''Jiuck SEIVICE AND IEPAII ON ZETOI JIACI'OIS "Frw EltiiNtH" I I ( .... I 1!!1 ,)!Jppl:f·tl 1411 . a••t-mobllohonoo.NOO. :JI7I: •VINYL SIDING • ·· •ALUMINUM SJDING •BLOWN IN ' INSULATIO.N ====:-,=== .. ~ •ll!lllldo u~, 2. blho. WIIFI', tl...__, ...a.~, LP ~ I ,,. ·. 141111 It's easy to tee why d~fenae is the hardest part ol tile game. A defender EAST sees only his own hand and the dum+lotS .AI4 my, and be often has to ...., a lot of tu gueawork mfind the best way for his +17643 side to take tricks. But there are eome common-sense suldelines. Since the · SOUTH early days of bridae. It has been actAX& cepted practice to lead· hip · cards •Qu .Al04S from a~rently worthless suit hold· +QJZ logs. ~·Top ol nothing" is the term.~ The converse Is that the lead of a low Vulnerable: Neither card would be away from some decent Dealer: South strenlth. This rather standard ap-ee·ment bas even more validity In the tat- Sot" Weot EUt Pa.a Allpua er •taaes or many deals. Here Is what I NT happened with today's deal. Opening lead: • 5 West led a low spade. from his long· est StJit. Declarer won dummy's queen and toot a diamond finesse. West woir the king. Slncehe knew there was DD ' future in the spade suit, he switched to would bave led a ~~~&her heart than the the three of hearts. East took the aee th-.apot. Switcbla& to the jack .or and theft - perhaJ»l you have guessm ·· elpt or.even oine of hearts, If be lleid It - he returned a spade. East thoupt It, w:ould have aiiiiOUIICed lack of later- _; thai West had led lrom an orisinal est tn ~e bear! ault. But playtac tile • holding of A·J·x·x-x. Why was this three, his lowest, sbould lllve ...,...t. wrcmg? . ed to East that the chance lor lakin& U West did . hold goOd spades, and setting tricks agalaat tltree ao-trump · therefore a weaker heart suit. he rested In helrll rather thaa In spades. : z.-c, Fumllhld Rooms l·ll·'fl . • 1072 1:01 ill ....... •1 " 1:30 IIJ. 01 Olfferent World ' Dwayne ond hla cluamatas send lholr lrlelld m the PerSian Gull. Stereo. Q (I) Thle Otd Houao C ali liZ • The Flash l!arry flghta a ballla against an · lnvllible man and ~vemmenl agents. Stereo . . I t NORTH tQ2 . Dowllrig 1114 loll ...... with - · lluol 0111. I'IMII-'1'111. ,.... 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Chane of rain 70 percent. page ' 4. • • •' • l~S 7-D; (304) 773-5592 c MASON, WV 2ND STREET . > . ." .. ~ ·~ / ' Vo1.41 , No.183 CopyrightH 1991 •• • • en tn-e a1 e ~ . . 2 Sectlono. f4 Pogoo Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, January 11. 1991 A 25 Corito Multlmodio Inc. N-IPIP" ·Voinovich. to .succeed .Celeste .• at noon. Monday COLUMBU~ Ohio '(UPI) . _... Statehouse, will become the 59th 25th Republican. There were five fran~ Lauscbe, a Democrat Cuyahoga Co11nty was one of · 'R ichardCeleste'ssecondtermas . persontoserveasgovernorsince membersoftheWhlgPartyand from Cleveland, served a two- only four Ohio counties In .1984 governor of Ohio ends Monday · Ohio was adrilltted to the union two from the Federalist Party. year term beginning In 1945 and 1 won by Democratic presidential when he will be replaced by March 1, 1803. . . , . Much of the representation In four-consec!ltive two-year terms candidate Walter Mondale ' and Edward Tltlln, a Democrat; recent years bas come· from from 1949 to 1957. a1121 Cleveland councilman are another Cleveland native, but from a different political party, from Ross County began the first ·..Cleveland. Providing Voinovl'ch For Voinovlch, Monday marks . Democrats, but Volnovlch won ·of his two two-year terms on completes his tertn. the Celeste · a return to work In state mayoral races with 58 percent of George Voinovlch. Volnovlch, 54, during noon· March 3, 1803. Tiffin was the first and Volnovlch eras will mark at government. the vote In 1979, 76 percent In 1981 of 27 Dernlll!rats to serve as least 12 straight years of CleveHe bagan his political career and 72 percent in 1985. time Monday Inaugural cerernonles on the west lawn of the governor and Volnovlcb Is the land rule In the Statehouse. And by being elected to the state Voinovlch was crushed by legislature In 1967 and was 600,000 votes In a race for the James Rhodes' lletenant gover- · Senate against ,Howard Metzennor forll monthss In 1979 before baurn In 1988, but .carne back resigning to become ""yqr of · strong to defeat fellow CleveCleveland. v . . lander Anthony Celebrezze In . Between his work In· the ~tate tas t year's gubern;ltorlal race. legislature and as lietenant gov· The final' tally showed Voino· · . ernor, Voinovlch also served as a vlch with 1.9 million votes, or 56 . •" • Cuyahoga County auditor and percent, compared with 1.5 mll· · :commissioner. lion votes for Celebrezze, the He enjoyed enormous political Ohio attorney general who leaves success In Cleveland, a · city office Monday- for a private law dominated by Democrats, In practice. winning three mayoral elections After Volnovlcb Is sworn In before deciding against running Monday', he . will lead a 50-unit again In 1989 to concentrate on parade through downtown Cothe 1990 gubernatorial race. lumbus - the first such lnaugu.. ral event In several decades, . Voinovlch and Lt. Gov. Ml· chaei DeWine an.d their famlUes will walk the entire route of the parade, which will start at Nationwide Boulevard, head south on High Street, east on Broad Street, north on Third Street, ending at Long Street. · Volnovlch will be joined by his wife, Janet, and their three children- George Jr., Peter and Betsy. DeWine and - his wife, Fran, expect tq have most of their seven children, who range In age from 3 to 22, accompanying them In the parade . Volnovlcb and DeWine, after leading the parade, will move to the reviewing stand to watch the remainder of the event. The state's new top leaders also will strike a famntar note IJI the parade by Inviting bands from their respective high school and college alma maters. to Saudi Arabi,a agrees pay . half the co~t for deployment . i>riWIII FOR .NOW • Despite Ibis week's wide lluctutlon of prices, the price ol gasoline saw a drop in Melp County Th~y. Sevenl .statloas In Pomeroy and Middleport had : reduced the price of lbelr regular unleaded to on $1.30 a iallon. The price ol a plloD of gasolllle bad hovered betweea $1.35 and $1.45 in lbe • Bend area ror the pasl several inoalhs, even · . before lbe five ceat per pllon rec1era1 to was . added. ~ Gov. Celeste conunutes death . . ~. . ' -seht~n~ ·of ~e1glltl~ itlrnate&-., COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - • volved," he said. Gov. Richard Celeste bas comCeleste s~ld a: strong racial muted the death sentences of · bias bas put a disproportionate eight lnmates,lncluudlng allf\)ur number of blacks on Death Row. women on · Death Row, a cop Allfour women and 54 of101 men 'killer and a man· convicted of · on Death Row are black. · sexually abusing and murdering The commutations mean that a 7-year· old girl. eight prlson~rs will have their Ce,leste. a staunch opponent of sentences reduced to life in the death penalty, leaves office prison. Six of the eight will never Monday, .succeeded bY Gov.· be eligible for parole but two of elect George Volnovlch, who · the women could lle released on ~upports capital punishment. parole. • ''The decision to grant or Celeste also commuted the life . withhold executive clemency Is sentence of ,Ralph DeLeo, con· perhaps the most awesome re· vlcted In the 1977 slaying of sponslblllty that comes with Columbus physician Walter · being &evernor~" Celeste said at Bond; set free country singer a news conference Thursday. "It -Johnny Paycheck: and freed Is not a responsibility in good Antoinette Taylor, a woman who conscience I could leave unexer- · reportedly was a victim of the clsed and unfilled. battered woman syndrome. "It Is my hope and belief that in The commutations were: -Lee Edward Seiber, con· each of these cases the public Interest Is served, not Just the P ,vlcted of a 1985 killing In a . Interest of the Individuals In· Columbus bar. -Debra Denise Brown, who want on a five-state murder spree with boytriend Alton Coleman In 1984. -Leonard Jenktns of Cleve· land, the fttst man sentenced to die after state's capital punish· rnent law was resurrected In 1981, after being convicted of killing a policeman. · -Rosalie Grant, Mahoning County, who killed .t]NO of her three chtldren by setting their home on fire. -Elizabeth Green, Hamilton· County, who killed a friend's neighbor so she could buy drugs. -Willie Jester, Cleveland. who killed a bank guard during a robbery. -Beatrice Lampkin, Harnllton County, who hired a man to kUI her husband. , -Donald Maurer, Masauton, who kidnapped, raped and killed .11 ?-year· old neigl)bor girl. ' Rinehart- .drops ·.out of race .... . .. COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) "I have become Increasingly ment would be great and that's Mayor Dana Rinehart . says he convinced that my personal life something I sincerely wish to bas decided not to run for - rather t~an my record as avoid, " he said. re-election and will support the mayor - would have aorninated · Befo,re his annQuncernent, mayoral candidacy of fellow the campaign a'nd obscured the Rinehart told his decision to )'republiCan, former City Attar· debate that we should have about some of the city's most infiuen· ' ney Greg Lashuika. ~--:- olir future," Rl1111hart said. · · ;.tial business } eaders lncllldlng . iUnehart. on Dec. 19, said he BecauSe of.'th~se ·problems,' LesUe Wexner of The Limited, would seek re-election to a third Rinehart said be bad lost some J.W. Wolfe of the Ohio Company term which reversed a decision key supporters. and Joh'n McConnell of Worthing· " It became apparent that to ton Industries. ·he announced last summer that be would leave office. . continue .this race, 1 would be Lashutka, a former Ohio State However, Rinehart acknowl· doll)g so with 'some of rriy football player, called Rinehart · edged that his personal ·me, previous supporters aild II)Y qneofthempstenergtzedmayors Including an affair with Human strongest financial backers In the history of Columbus and · . Resourc!!S Director Brenda Do- either actively opposing me· or ' thanked Rinehart lor his drUJ, w.ould attract more at ten· visibly neutral," he said. endorsement. tion than what he had accomp· "l'he potentialfor divisiveness' City Councilman Ben Espy. the lllhed In his first two terms. · ori both sides In such an environ· lo.ne Democratic candidate for mayor, says "It looks like we are leanlilg toward a (RepubliCan) c<insensus candidate tn Greg. • :-1 .I "I look forward to running C OJ against him," E$py said. · C · Meigs ounty Health Department issues la ri.Jication -earl_ier press release ' Norma Torres, Nuning Director of lhe Meigs COunty tlealth Depuuncnt. reports that a ~lease from the depllrtment aniiOIDlcing Public Health Week for Jill. 28 • ~.isd1y', ~~ ~Dailiny 1 Sentinel, contained some factual a-· ron. Pins of lhe rekasc in et(Of should have read a. foUows: Public Health Week celdntes achievementa of the public health S)'lt.elll llld helps 10 mate die aware of services offered by hllalth deplrtmenta, llid MI. 1'aml. The public: heabb l)1leiJI llld tuberculosil department have C':i - succcafUily baaled communicable •• ( • • AB{} DHABI (UPI) - Saudi Baker and the king met privately for 'the trip to Saudi Arabia. Arabia agreed friday to pay up for15.rninutes , thencalle'd lnU.S. During his news conference to haU thecostofthe deployment · Lt. Gen. Howard Graves, a Wednesday after the failed talks U.S. forces In the Persian Gulf . representatlveoftheJointChiefs with Azlz, Baker said the Aug. 2 following meetings With Secre- .of Staff, for several minutes. Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait was a tary of State James Baker, who Baker. bad said earlier he . violation of International law. met other Arab leaders In the would dlscuu bow Iraq's Arab But the U.S. official, who region. , . enemies . would react to the . requested anonymity, noted that Baker went 10-Saudl Arabia to possible Involvement of Israel In at his own news conference, Aztz brief King Faluj on his talks with a war against Iraq. . " did a very good job defending an · Iraqi Foreign Minister Tal'lq Before Baker returns to V{a· exil'llordlnarlly bad brief" by Azlz, and raised the .need for shington Sunday night, he emphasizing that the United more Saudi . financial · aid to planned to meet the exiled emir States favors · Israel over the bolster the U.S. deployment, a of'Kuwalt in Tall, Saudi Arabia, Palestinians. · ·senior U.S. official said. Cairo, Damascus, Ankara, Lon· Apparently that argument A Saudi official said shortly don and Ottawa. struck a chord In some parts of before Baker left for Abu Dhabi As he left Geneva, Switzerland, the Arab and Islamic world. The Friday that Saudi Arabia would Baker said, •'I continue to believe State Department has au thorlzed; pay "between 40 and '!!&-percent that peace Is possible, " but a the evacuation of non-essential of all costs" Incurred by the ~nior U.S. official said his trip to personnel from Its diplomatic' United States In the gulf. Riyadh was based on a less missions , in I!aklstan, where· · anti-American feeling Is running: Saudi direct contributions to· optimistic premise of preparing Operation Desert Shield have for war. high. been abQut $1 billion per month Alsoofconcernwastheresolve Israel's Involvement In any: . and Baker said be was satisfied of th&,28·natlon,coalltion against war against Iraq also coulif with the agreement. Iraq. The U,S. offlciai said the create problems. Azlz said Iraq Fabd complimented Baker on coalition "requires a Jot of care would "abSolutely" attack Israel· his "manner and deme~nor' ' in and feeding'' and was one reason Jflt were attacked. Geneva and assured him Saudi Arablawouldcontinuetopayfor most of the food, gasoline and . other supplies necessary to support the more than 4oo,ooo u.s troops to be deployed In the gulf: of.flcials from both countries L, . h dam · ..- • · said. 1g t. ~ge was. mcunw . 10 front right bumper area ot· lhe For"We and our American friends .two ve!Ucl~ m an OCC:Ident on L)ll· bes car. will never disagree on burden coin Hill Fnday '!lo/"mg. In an accident Thursday after. sharing," a Saudi representative Pomeroy _PoliCe . reponed. that noon. at 1:11 p.m. on Court SIJ'eet said on behalf of the king. George Harris of L'!lcoln Heights, Mrutin Woodard, Jr., Pomeroy, was Although State Department Pome~y. was ttaVelinll down Lm· charged by Pomeroy Police with briefing officers said little about'<! coin J:lill about 8:14 am. when a failure 10 yield-right of way and for preparations for 'war after the . car. driven II}' Melody Forbes. who driving without insurance. Jan.lS U.N. deadline authorizing resides o~ Lmcoln Hill, pulled from · W~ backed from a parking force against Iraq they said he.- parkin& area ~d struclt. the ~ace mto a car driven by llarbala · • Harris car. She was Cited for failure Pierce, Racine. There was light' , 10 yield the right of way. damage 10 the door on the left side The back feilder on. the left side Woodard's truck had !ight . , ~ of the Harris ~ar. had light.,damage,_ damge on the left sioo; - • -·· · -There was also hght ~ge to the ·• N0 one m •· JDr • ed m • two p omeroy .· • h auto IDIS aps p 001emy" · '· · man ·· ,dies .of · d D'llft WOUD bmnpe; .- ! ~~- • A day in a Columbus Hospital as the result of a gunshot 'wound 10 the head. f -Porileroy man died yeSia'· :f.t; Al:cording 10 County Sherilf J1111CS M. S , 73-yearold Cbestt:r NBuck" Ragen died at 4:4S ~~ being aanSJ)Oited fronr 10 Grant Medical Centttbyl.ifeFUghL SouJsby ~. that Meigs and infcclious - diseases such as Travis ap·prehended ~ty E!~y Medi~ Sertuberculosis, polio, influenza aM · VICes received a call regarding the typhoid, she nOted. · ·•· James Roben 'Il'avis, 33, W.. ar- incident at 1:42 p.m. When Because soinc of the most rested Ill a Racine reoi"""rA on deputies lind BMS peisonnel ar· J OD BlESS DUB SERll&EME • l TME SUtF the . Monday evening on 1 probalion rived on the scene, IIIey found .violation warrant from nn.-. Ragen on, the lloor in front of a ~8 ro ·a Meip County 11replace. ~ · . Sherilf's Department DeWI release Ragen Indicated 10 one ol die · dated Friday, 'Il'avis 1111 waived ex- EMT'a on die sc:ene that he had faJ. tnldilion 10 Meip County, 'James. len with rbe gun, which he did not Thunday's report incomctly 'se.e, and lhat be wu b...ported blow was Joaded,llld the gun disSilted that the health - - . . " ' tbere this m.,...; ..,. by Mejn charged. proviclea --mn, IDd ~·7; County,~~ .Ropn alto llid thit die heard IUberculollil. MI. 1bma reports . n-avis was oqiDIIIy clwged men ihln one shot. although be that tubclcuiOiil screeninp IJid tea- .with -ua1 ~4 pticed- on was lfnlck only oooe. . . GOD BLESS • AI lloplllade for aYOkiiDI In lbe Pen1m linao • provided by the Meigs "'""'"lion. He II wilh failSoullby reponed lhll the incl· . Gllll llpl of concet D ud com,..._ are .bellmtlDIIO 11ppear Ia CcMmty Th&etculosls n-..-ftL . t;;g'IO report 10 the oftlccr dent remainl under invatiption, · Bead .,. commwaldei.TIIll one IIIII !be wlnilow atlllpll C•. · ~w·-· and for moving wi t permission. and dill no Nling has been made. · Ia Ml~ ' . · . . , - ...... 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