http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d19c110b5a324277e6e2e45232a0788a.pdf 8c0d4850bdd0e45feb9a79cd9eb85c26 PDF Text Text Page D-B-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. September 23. 1990 Cocaine filled DC-3 seized ton and a half of cocaine and arrested one of the men, but the pilot and another man escaped on foot, Lehigh County District Attorney William Piatt satd . Airport manager Ja ck Yohe said air traffic controllers ca lled pollee when the plane landed without clearance or landing lights at the airport 50 miles north of Philadelphia. "The pla ne came In without ALLENTOWN. Pa. iUPli Three men allegedly smuggling $130 mUllan ol Colombian cocaine to North America In a DC -3 tried to sneak Into what they thought was a closed alrporl early Saturday a nd were surprised by pollee. authorities said. Pollee at Allentown Bethlehem-Easton Airport In eastern Pennsylvania seized the aircraft and Its cargo of almost a Ohio Lottery Reds sweep San Diego Padres radio c learance, lights or a transponder going, and the tower alerted the airport pollee." Platt sa id. "It was not spotted on rada r .... It was not spotted until It was Visually sighted by the Plck-3: 425 Plck-4: 2398 Cards: Q-H, K-C, J-0, 10,5 Super Lotto 9·12-27-30-35-38Kicker 4322.'13 tower ." Page4 Pollee ha d no Idea when they went to co nfront the pilot and passengers that the Incident would result In the largest drug seizure In the county's history, Platt said. Clear tonight. Low in mid 40s. Tuesday, sunny, warmer. lllgh In mid 70s . • Vo1.4 1. No .99 HOMECOMING ROYALTY - !Iannan Trace High School's homecoming royalty madr Its grand appearance on the Wildcats' field prior to Friday night's football game with Eu.,tern. From left to right are queen can didates Tracl Blac k, Flo Shuttle launch protested J CAPE CANAVERAL, F la. (UP!) Activists s taged a demonstration Saturday to protest the launch of a nuc lea r powered probe aboard the sh ut · tie Discovery next month, amid preparations for the weekend launch of a powerful Air Force Titan 4 rocket. The Titan 4, the most powerful unmanned rocket In the na tion's Inventory , was believed to have been scheduled fo r launc h at midnight Saturday. But the c las sified flight has been repeatedl y delayed In recent days by techm cal problems and, by Saturday afternoon, It a ppeared to have been postponed again, possibly · lor 24 hours. As with a ll Titan flights. however, la unch prepara tw ns are conducted In secrecy a nd Air Force o!!lclals would neither confirm nor deny reports of an Impending tak eo ff . The payload on the Titan was classi!led, but it was thought to be a Defense Suppor t Program early war ning spacecraft capa ble of detecUng rocket launc hes using a large Infrared telescope . Such a sa tellite cou ld prove useful In the Persian Gu If crisis. giving the military more warn lng of any Iraqi missile a t t.1cks on U.S. troops or those of its allies . At the nearby Kennedy Space Center, just a few miles from the Titan 's launch pad at th e Cape Canaveral Air Force Stat ion . engineers worked thr oug h the weekend readying the s huttle Discovery lor blastoff next month to ca rry a European built solar probe Into spare. The shu ttle's original la unch date was Oct. o, but problem s getting the Titan off th e pad wi ll delay critical tests. possib ly pushing Discovery's launch back a few days to around Oct . 7 orR. The goal of the mission. only the fourth s huttle flight this year because of fuel lea ks that grounded thE: shutt les Atlantis REPUBLICAN RALLY suc h <~n ciary CommlltP(', announced his s uppo rt lor Souter and termed "wro ng" those whn demanded thai the nominee stair• his "pre c isr views" on is sues. Heflin cited Souter's "humanl' · ness" and "willingness to listen" seek abortions Souter, In Senale Judiciary Committee hearings that ended last week, said only that he would come to lhc court with no preconceivrd agenda on abortion or on Roe vs. Wade . He was questioned without the controversy tha t marked the falled nomination of Judge Ro bert Bork In 1987 during the Reagan admlnlnstrat ion. Some women's and birth control tal constltullon a l issue' the rig hi of privacy. 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Pictured with Meigs County l!epublican ofllceholders and friends of the party is Meigs Cgunty Treasurer George C'oU!ns, who c ut the ribbon at the headquarters, located in the former Empire Furniture Building. !lour> for the office wlll be Friday, i0-1 and Saturday, 10· 1 through . recommend Soutpr ' s confirms · liv es his o r her personal life - i.s one of the most fundam e ntal lib er ti es that each AmPrican rxpcc t s to r nj ov ,"Cra nston sai rl By WAL TEll ANDREWS United Press International Oil prices surged to record high s In ear ly trad ing Monda y after Iraqi President Saddam Hus se in threatened military retaliation against Saudi Arabia and Israel lor th e U.N. embargo Imposed against hls country . Th e benchmark West Texas Intermediate crud e was traaing at $37.35 a barrel in morning trad in g on the New York Mcrcan · tile Exc ha nge, up $1.92 over Fri day 's record close on the Mere, which began tr adi ng WTI In March 1983. 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Material on all R e publican candidates will he available, as well as information on the thr ee state Issues to be on the l'lo'ovember ballot . The telephone number for the headquarters is 992-5756, while the numbe r for the ,Jones lor State l!epresentatlv e line at lhe headquarters is 992-5t63 . By LEE STOKES United Press International Iraq apologized to France lor raiding French diplomatic prr mlses In occupied Kuwait, but sa id the soldiers thou g ht lhl' building belonged to a membf'l' uf deposed Kuwaiti ruli ng lam ll y. Baghdad Radio sa td a n Iraq i .1 drnittPd rna king i.l mistakf's i ncr its tarrks rollrd int o Kuwait Aug. 2 Till' r ai t.l on the diplomatic grounds prumptl'd Fran cP, one of Iraq' s ll'ading arms suppllrr s during the 1980 1-(1< Iran - Ir aq war, to St'nLl more ground forces and jPt f ig hters to lht' rPgion. government spokPsma n apolog On Su nda y, Iraqi President Saddam Husse in h inted he might bP wi ll i ng to go to war over U.N . ized la te Sunda y for the inridenl Pconomie sa nctions. sayi ng hr that occurred earlier th is month. woul d a t tack Israel and Saudi oi l field s if his nat ion is "sulfa· calt'd" bv i nternat ional moves to force Iraqi troops from Kuwait Saddam's rrmarks camr as the U.N. Genera l Assrmbly's Stocks down sharply \ c .. ms• alone and to be lr ee from gover nm ent surveillance. th e right of each American to deter mine the ways in which he or she lion by the full Senate. Cran ston , who is not a member of the comm itt ee. sa id he doubts lead of brllcr than 14 jX'rcrnlagr points. Iraq government apologizes for raid on French property sayi ng "by miSt ake it wa s thought the idlplomatic l pn· mlses belonged to l he form''' Kuwaiti" ruling family. It was the fir s! lirnr Ir aq 1~~~~\ ~ ,, ~ inherrntly possess, the right of priv acy ." ''The right of privacy - th e right of each American to be left Cranston said he would "vote no becau se Judge SoutC'r will not reveal hi s views on a fundamen · CLEV ELAN D the · s•"'"'"" p.f!CislOO C"' righ ts citizens of this aga in " "It's prelly much the one stor y of Saddam Hussein threate ning military action against Saudi Arabia a nd Israel if th e embargo Brian Tag!er of Shearso n' s Int er national E nergy Desk in \;cw York . "At these prices wp 'rp prPt t\' much in uncharted territory and people arP buying uu l of lear of price s going highPr." Taglcr sa id In a sl<:ltemPn t broadcast by Ir aqi Radio Sunday, Saddam warnPd, ''America must no t go too far and TTIU !'-;1 grt ou t of it s mind the idea nf pu shing t'VPnt ~ in to a military rn l lis iun _" Thr embargo is being uspd ·'in a way that r-xrf'Pds all hum an it a ri an limits ." Sadrlam !';aid. HP added. "Th f'nil. thL'area~ it is in. and !sr .:~£'1 will be trans· fornwd into sonw!h ing different from what thP:V <HP now . The nil areas in Saurli An!IJi<l and in nt hrr st;J IPS n! t hP rrgion _all 1hP oi l installi:J i ion s. will be rPndPr t'd inrapablr· u! rr ~ ponding . " Poll shows Casino issue in trouble TRACTOR '3,000.00 SAVINGS wha te ver r eason " ti ona! grounds similar to Cra nston' s On the European spot marke t . 25 HP, 1540 r.p.m.) & hyd., 3/P hit,h. area of the law in which he refuses to reveal hi s opinion s, for mental and important conslltu · Oil prices soar to record highs in early trading today It can use that planet' s titanic a au thor of an abortion rights bill pending in the Senate. But Sen. Howe ll H!'llin , D -Ata ., a member of the Sl'nate Judi - IW1fe of Sec . of State Candidate, Bob Taft) orbit, the plane of the solar sysiPm and back toward the su n. Ulysses Is equipped with a single radioisotope t hermodect ric generator, or "RTG," to provide electrical power . The RTG works by converting the heat produced by the decay or radioactive plutonium 23!3 diox Ide Into electricity. Anti-nuclear activists staged a demonstration Saturday a t the Kennedy Space Center, protest · lng the Ulysses launch because of the possibility that dangerous radiation could be re leased In a launch disaster. A similar effort last year fai led to block the launch of the Gal !leo Jupiter probe, which was equipped with two RTGs . NASA has long argued that solar power Is not feasl bte lor use at Jupiter's great distance from the sun . Further, agency officials claim, the odds of a radiation release are minimal and the potential science return from the Ulysses mission justl!les the risk. But Daniel Hirsch . pres ident of a watchdog group called the Committee to Bridge the Gap, said the agency had misled the public on the possibility of a radiation release and that Internal NASA studies show solar power Is, In fact, a reasonable alternative for Ulysses' RTG. "NASA. you are wrong In not deSigning these missions for solar. - Cra nston sa id . "I ca nnot support a nominee who regards lhPSP issues as open quPstlons," sa id Crans ton, the a nd predicted that Souter will "resppct precedent." He flin sa id Souter "will nol bring a scorc hed earth policy to the co urt but a sense of perspect lve ." Souter, 51, a federal appeals court jud gl' and former member of the New Hampsh ire Supre me Court, declined in his confirma tion hearings to say howh e mlght vote on cases challenging the landmark 1973 Roe vs Wade decision, which recognized a cons titutional right for women to MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1990 Gallia Co. Fairgrounds-5;30 P.M. Featured Speaker: HOPE TAFT Ulysses, built by the F:uropcan Space Agency, first must be fi red gravity for contraceptives lo prevent pregnancy Is a matter of set lied law." \~t Ulysses probe on an unprf'Cf'· dented five-year. $7o0 rn llllon voyage over the po!Ps of thr sun. reach WASHINGTON iUPli - Ass istant Senate Democratic leader Alan Cranston of California. clUng concerns about lhe nominee's abortion views, Monday became the first senalor to announce he will vote against the confirmation of Judge David Souter to the Supreme Cou rt. In a brief Senat e s peec h, Cranston sa id, "I cannot suppor t a nominee who refuses to acknowledge that a woman's right to choose to term in ate a preg nancy Is a fundamental r ig ht or that the right of Individu a ls, married or unm ar ried, to usc w······················ and Columbia, is 1o launch lhe To Sen. Cranston opposes Souter's nomination Tomlinson and Christy Short; queen Tracey ,Jenkins; and queen candidates Amy Pugh and Stormy Gibson. (Times-Sentinel photo by G. Spencer Osborne) EO 1 Section. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Monday, September 24, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 NEW YORK tUPlt - Stock prices moved sharply lower in early trading Monda y, following losses in the Treasury bond market. The Dow Jones industria l aver age, wh ich fell 5. 94 Friday, wa s down 22.78 to 2489.60 at 10 a.m. Declines led advances 912-20b among the 1,485 issues cross ing the New York Stock Exchange tape . Volume was light, amount Ing to about 19.65 million shares during the first 30 minutes of tradln£. Long lerm Treasury secu rities were down more than a quarter of a polnl In early trad ing as the doUar continued to slip against the yen and the German mark . The relentless jump in oil prices also weighed on the stock market , analysts said. Crude all futures for November delivery were up $1.87 to $37.30 a barre I just after the opening In New York. Stocks had rtosf'd broi!dl~· lowPr Friday in h('a vy tradin g tiN to "triple-witching hour" expirations or !'itock-index fu tun•s and options and also wen' depressed by a furth er oil pric•· surge and news or trouble at Chase Manhattan Corp., a major New York money -c enter bank . The quarterly '"triple -wit c hing hour" expirations of stock -Index lu tu res, options and options on Individual stocks typically boos t volume a t the opening and close of trading, when the variou s Instruments expire a nd lnves to rs offset those positions with trades in the stock market Itself. Fu tures and options expire eve ry month, but the quarterly e xpirations generate much more volume s inc e the S&P 500-s tock Index fu tures , which account for a lmost 80 percent or all Ind ex futures volume. expire every lhree months . th e statr' s major cit irs . But a teleph one survpy of 1,OOtl votf'l's, co nductN1 la st wt'f'k. found 54J pPrcrnt oppose d tlw proposf'd constitutional amf'nd · men!, with only ·1 1 percrnt in f avor. i\notlwr 4.'1 percent had no opinion and 0..1 percent rrfuscd to open Monday, with the Persian Culf cr isis a dominant theme . H is s tat ement also came amid a report Iraq i troops conducted sPcret exercise s for at least two yf'a r s before at tacking Kuwait on Aug. 2 as part or a war plan designed to conquer the oil fi elds of eastern Sa udi Arabta . The Los Angeles Tim es sa id Monday the U.S government uspd newly gat here d intelligenc e to IPa rn Saddam drew up the plan ;rs Parly as 1986. It en,isioned th r respond. The poll had a margin of error of J percentage point s. KEI!RY PORTER Southern student is commended bia , the newspaper quoted officia ls as saving . The Sta te Department In Wa sh in gton meanwhile sai d a plane carryi ng Ill American host ages landed in North Carolina Sunday night on what appeared to be the last s uch llig hl . A s pokeswoma n sa id th ere were believed to be 1,245 Americans still in Kuwait and :120 in Iraq The Sta te Department sa id It brlieves all Americans who were able and wanted to leave Kuwait and Iraq have done so. Iraq is holding some Wester n men ho stage a t milllary and sit es as I n l hP rarP for ~ovPrnor. ·1:.: prr cPnt favo rrd Voinovirh. :l:i5 prrrrnr fa vo rPd Cf'lc>brPZZP. l~ _ f'i prr crn t W('rr undrcidPd and i .>\ pf' rcPn t sa id they fa\'orrd nrithPr candldatr or rrfu sr(l to rPspond . T hr undrcidPd rr-;poncl ent s wf'rc thr n askrd if they' WL'rP lraning toward ont" of thr ra nd i · dtW' s About 21d< pf'rcrnt "aid th r~ wf'rr Iran in~ toward Vo ino vlch a nd 112 !X>rcPnt toward CrlrbrC'7.7.P. wi!h thr rnq not IPaning or t ru J~ · undrcidrd . Mrlincl a Swan. t1.t, rx:>k rswom an for t hr Crkhn ·zzp rampa ign , Said th (> [ig"UI'f'S Wt'rf> "<Hl indP pPndent vrri firation ol what our own num!wr s ha\'f· bt•t•n rr·l ling us. From now until Flr'(.'tion {)a~ · . votrrs arr go ing to co ntin ur· !(I m ow' tow c1 rd Tom· ... Bul Vo inuvic ll spokPsman C urt StrinN ~a id other polb hav1' shown Vo inovlr'h with a widrr lr"d and addrd. "This is a n rxcf'IIPnt poll for GPorgr \'nino · vich brcausr wr still havp a sign iric an t lrad in his homr hasP which i ~ hravil .v Df'mocr ati r·" Local news briefs troops would make only a "stra · teg ic' pause" in Kuwait befo re· continuing south into Saudi Ara- f?'Co nomlc i ncumben ts with doubiP·digit leads in tllP ral'Ps for auditor. trrasurf'r and Sl'cn>tary of statr. butthr racr for at tornPy gPm' r al was a tossup. Sunday. thf' nt>wsp<lpPr rt'· portea Rrpubl iran George Vo in ov ich had a h %· point ]('tld ovpr Democrat Anthony Cf'lrbrcn.e in th e racP for govPrnur St ai r l ss m' :) wm1ld al low L orain rf'sident s to vot£' on a f ivP·year l'XJX' rim ent with a sing!•• gam bling cas in o. If the ll'gls la l ure dec ides the rxperi mrnt is s uccess rul. sPven casino districts co uld bp rstab lished in ·1~th Annual Session was set to Kerry Porter. s tudent at So uth ern High School. has been named a Commend ed Student in thr Na ti onal Merit Schola r sh ip Program . A let ter or commendation from the schoo l and the National Me til Sc holarsh ip Corporat ion whlrh conducts the program. will br presented to Porter. About 35,000 Commended Stu d ent s nationwide are be ing ho nored for their outstanding performance on th e 19 89 PSAT-NMSQT. which places them In the top live percenl of more than one million s tudents who e nte red the 1991 Meri t Program by ta k ing the qualify ing test. Commended Students scorPd slightly below the level required lo continue In the 1991 compelltlon for Merit Scholarships, but Co ntinued on page 6 Insurance Western forces will not at tack the fac ilities. One oft hose on Sunday's flight , Khalld Abdu, 28, a Milwaukee resident whose parents live In Kuwait , said he was ha ppy to be back In the United States where people are "not dangerous a nd there Is law and order." "From my understanding and from the new s. I think It (the Persian Gulf crisis) will get worse . Th P nPwspaper's poll. con · dueled by the Gordo n S Black Corp., al so found Dl'mocratif ., '1 Pomeroy accident said minur Light damagr was inrurrl'd to two l.' t'hick~ in a mtno 1· acc idrnt on Kroger's parking lot at R· 24 p.m Saturda\' According to Pomeroy polirP who invP~ Ii gatPd thf" arrtdPnt. C ladys Cumings. Harrisonville Road. Ponwruy. h:ll'krd !rum a parking place into the right sid e ol a truck ow n!'d b\ Crrgorv Wincbrennrr. Rerdsvillr Thr WinPb rr nnPr trul'k wa!-i parkPd in a no · parkin g zone . Thcrr were no ci t ations Hendrix found guilty David Hendrix , Langsville. is thf' latPst of 1 2iindiYid u<-~ b indicted by the Metgs County Gra nd .tun this su mnwr to br found gui lt y on drug c harges. A M eigs County Common Pleas Co urt j un dPliiJ r rdlf 'd for tw o a nd a ha lf hours on Friday after noon belorl' rr•turntng with a verdict of guilty on a charge of trafficking in marijuana. a third -d egree felony. Hendrix, who Is represented by r;atllpolis Altornev William Conley, was accused of selling m ar lju;wa lo a n agent of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identificatio n. He ndrix will be se ntenced on Thursday by .Jud ge Fred w. Crow In and was remanded to the custody of thr Meigs County Sheriff s Department. Racine Fall Festival Saturday The Racine Fall Festival will be held Saturday hrginning a t 9 a.m . There will be food, arts a nd crafts, a pa rade and a Harvest Queen. Spaces will be provided for vendors at a cost of $10. Continued on page 6 • �Monday, September 24, 1990 Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO fHE INTERESTS OF THE MF.IGS MASON ~REA WASHI NGTON- Rep Denny Smith, R Ore may have the distinction of lx'lng the first m ember of Congress to exploit CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Mana~er PAT ~\IIITEH•:A D Assistant Puhlls her /Controller A MEMBER ofTh f' Un ll f>d Pr rss I nt('r nat lanai I nla nd DJily Pr f'Ss Associati on and the A merle' an Nf'w s~a Pl'r Publls hf'rs A ssoc l arlon L ETTERS OF OPIN ION are wPicom<> 'I he\ sho uld be l f'ss tha n ]00 words long All letters a1 e sub jeri to edlllng and musr be slgnffi with nam e, address a nd t el ephone numbN No un signed letters wi l l be pub lls hed LettPrs shou ld bern good laS If' addrPssln~ Is suPs nut perso nall ti es Voinovich keeps Celebrezze campaign off balance Ry LEE LEONARD UPI Statt•hoUSf' lteport<•r COLUMBUS - Th e !(Ub~I naloli.II campaign ft JJ Rl'p ubltc .J n Geo rge Vomov1ch ap(X'ars to havr Its ro untrr pa 11 - tllP c.J rn p.II gn for Democ rat A nthon) CP irbieZZP- 1n a sta te of ronst.mt dJ saJ rLI\ fumbling the ball anrt II 1ppmg oveJ tis own fr<'l lh c Pers ian Gulf cr isis rm poli tica l gain We pr edi ct he won't be the last C.tughl In his ov.n lit lie corner of the savi ngs and Jo,m scandal Smith Is co nsider ed lo be one of the mos t vu lnerable Incumbent s In the upcomi ng congressiona l elecllons For that reason, Smrth Is g1asplng at any mud within his reac h \o l hrow at his oppon ent Democr at Mike Kopetsk t Why not put Kopetskl In league wrt h the devil, Sadd am Hussein? A few hou r s afl er Iraq Invaded K uwait. Kopptskl said at a fund raiser that he opposed a US milit ary response Inst ead, he favored multilater al ac\lon agains t Saddam Hussein by lh e Unli l'd Nations- a position that evpn Pt E'S id en t Bush wa s mulling We have learned that Smith has no room to accuse anyone of bein g so ft on Sadd am Our assoc i ate Scott Sleek checked Smith 's voting record Just before the Invasion of Kuwait, Smith voted against a bill that v.ould hav e dented arlcultu ral cred it s to Iraq Th e bill was supposed to punish Sadd am for his brutal human right s abu ses but Smith opposed It Apparenlly he hadn't figu r ed out by then thai Saddam was a little Hiller We ask ed Sm ith s spokesman lo expla i n t he vote In favor of Iraq He sai d Sm rth was just following I he part y line Now !hat the pa rty line has lurned aga inst Sa dd am, Smith Is hitting his opponent with cheap sho\s But It will tak e mm e lhan a few Hitler ads \o get voters to forget Smith 's r ole In I he roll apSt' of the S&L Industry Hi s lnvolwment wli h three S&L s \hat went down the tubes has had Dem oc r ats dpba!lng fm mon ths whether \he} sh ou ld o'er a\ \he lim e But Smith seized \he moment and hus\led to produ ce rad io ads pain lin g Kopet sk l as an apo log ist fm Sadda m and pain tin g Sad Smll h by dam as thP new Hitler Com m it IE'f' The Df'mocrat s arr demand an ln ves tt ga l lo n the House of Eth ics reluctan\ fea rin g \hal \he Re publicans wou ld then expose Democrats who went to bat fot fallin g I hr lfl s Smrt h's offi ce \old us he would welcome an Inves tigation 'to show how dpsprr atc these guv s ~Dem ocrats) arP l o beat .1n in cumben t Th e spokes m an sa id t he Democrats have n 1 pu shed for an lnves\lgatton be Federa l Home Loan Bank Board, refused lo even mee\ with Smlt h Sm ith l ater wrot e to \hen President Reagan as king him \o tire Gra1 bu t h.t s since dem ed !hat his req ues t had anvthlng to do v.llh Gray Ig nor in g his demand s Smit h had writ \en Gray a leiter .tbout a second S&L co mplamlng cause th er e is nothin g to lnvestt tha t th e di!Pc lors wPrr being gate We dlsagret> In 1987, Sm ith was a membet of \he Board of Direc tors of Amcrl ca n Federa l Savings and Lo an Associ a lion of Or•gon The lhnfl was on the verge of co ll.tpse and fed era l regul ators had proposed mergt ng II with a healthi er S&L Smith reportedly refused to hou nded by Gray 's regulators That S&L also collapsed A third S& L al so collapsed , and r egu la tors pu t par\ of the blame c1gree t o the merger unless the Fedet di Hom e Loa n Bank Board guarant eed !hal he and o\her dlrerlors of Ametlcan F ederal wou ld be exempt from any l awsuit s fil ed by the government If the S&L should fall Not onlv did Smi th v.anl to cover himself, bu t he wanted the Fedl<r al Home Loan Bank Board to gtve blanket Immunit y \o all S& L dJreclm s on the unwise purchase of 1hP f alling Indu sit Ia I park II was sel f serving delay la c tics by people like Smith tha i co ntrlbu\ed to the slowandcosil} dea th of the S&L Industry But rnPm tK'I s of Congr ess ca n be expef'ted to use smoke scr ee ns such as !he Pers ian Gulf crisis, In divert the at t en\lon of voters from the $500 bil lion cris is at home Even at a cos \ of $1 billion d m ont h US t roops wou ld have lo stay In Sa udi Ara bi a 41 years to eq ual ! hr ~Xp<' n se or lhl' S&L ba l loul Insurance 10 all Oh iO v.orkers Volnovlch has had hts hea lth CCJn' p i.Jn ou t IOJ wrr ks and th1 ;., .... .~.., 111 be Ce lebreue 's rn a JOr an nounc e m(~ n 1d 1mcd at SPC'Unn g f'n thu s1dS I ll support from orgdntzed labor and oth e r tr adJllonal Dt'mouJh per ha ps turm ng a lack lu s ter cct mp.11 gn tn to a w1nnr r Instead Ce lebr ezzr chose to ">CODp t11 rn S1 lf .11 thP ptrss co nfr r rnr f Issuing a b\- thP wav chal iPnge to \'o1nov1< tr ID qu1t negdll\t ... AND BILLY WHAli~ 'fOUR GlRLFRI~NO'~ N~Me? ca m paigning ·I ca n't betu:-vr he brokt' onf' of th r· C'.IId!nal lul rs of a c dfll!JdiJ.m sa Jd a v ts1 tmg ri'portPr from W.t sh mgton I-f f' stt•pp<d on h 1~ oHn s\ory · ca mpai gn had l o lame lv concct wh tit' Vo 11101JC h floggpd lht · De m ocra t for fal se Info rm._ll ion <.~nd nPgJ tJ vr tc~rtir s By wePk s Pnd o nP t \ n H c1l 1t'pmtrJ ~; u ggcs tf'd 1hat CP lrbt f'ZZf' do us al l a fav01 and co nrt•dp so 1,\t' cc~n ro n• r nt r <~ II tJ n thr sr( 1rLit \ of sl ate s racE' Letters to the editor Churcht>s need your h elp Dear Editor People of Meigs Countv .J nd all the churches In thi s commu nl tv we need your help There Is a man and wife who !1 1es up the road from us who are In need of help very badly My husband and I jus\ found out dboul this sltutatlon They had 1 can of corn and 1 biscuit to ea t when we wet e there She Is a diabetic, blind has pan of her foot oft and has to go to Parkersburg three times a week tor kJdney dialysis, they try 10 live on $400.00 a month They are both In their sixties She ha s to ta ke In sulin every day, pl us other medica tions The hu sband do es all he ca n but the m an probably doesn' t weigh 95 lbs He had worked 40 yrs pumpin g gas at the little station and never go t any pension for all those years They are pay ing on a mobil e home plus, utilities. gasoli ne and h<•r medicati on 1 his does not lf't~ ve m uch for food or clot hin g r am a ~rJI'alln g to 10u people and the chut ches 111 gl1e lhese peop le a han d They ca n use any thin g Do na !Ions canned fr uit (l it e) vege l a bles soup me at co ffee an d an1 m ise It ems for cookin g If you ha¥r any lhlng to g i vl' you can call us al 992 6822 and we will come and gel It Anyt h ing wo uld be appre cia led These are good Christian people I do n' t even lei dogs or cats go hungry and we buv bi rd seed all I he time for the birds I know there ar e probably others In the sa me boat, bul lhls Is one coupl e we know abo u\ Pl ease Meigs County people try to help these pPO pl e God Bless You Mrs Robert Waldnlg Racln<• Ohio Today in history By United Press International Tod ay Is Monday , Sep t 24, the 267t h da y of 1990 with 98 to follow The moon is waxing, m oving towa r d It s firs\ quarter The morning stars are Met cury, Venus, Mars and Juptl er The evening star Is Sat urn Those born on this date are und er the sign of Libra They Include novel ist Horace Walpole In I 717, John Marshall, fourth c hief justice of the United States, In 1755, French chemist Georges Claude, Inventor of the neon lamp, In 1870 novelist F Scott Fitzgerald In 1896; sports announcer Jim McK ay In 1921 (age 69), singer Anthony Newley In 1931 (age 59), Muppet crea tor Jim Henson In 1936 and singer-photographer Linda Eas tm an McCartney In 1942 rage 481 ' On this date In history. In 1929, aviator James Doolittle demonstrated the first " blind ' t.akeo!! and landing, using only Instruments to guide his aircraft. In 1955, President Dwight Eisenhower suffer ed a hea rt attack while vacationing in Colorado ' • sa id de fen sivr Pn d p1ons, lo st for thf' second 1\lr alghl ga m e and t1 ail s untw <J tcn Ci ne I n Jlall by t" o games w tlh lht l'l' S!I alghl road games co mm g up 'It wa sn't pren v but we won sa td Tolliver a seco nd yea r p1 o flom Texas Tech mak ing h Js ' second stratght s tr~ rt .-fter losmg l heNo 1JobtoMa tk VI.ts llJn! he preseason fr eshmrn Or of these had consu ll rd him In dreprs\ confl nominated Judgr Robert Bm k one or Am f' I I( a's grea lrst lega l their attempt to ftnd som PexcusP foJ re fus in g to co nfirm PrPSidf\n t drncp abnut his g i r lfri end whn v, as pr eg ndnl a nd con t Pmplc~ tln g sc holars - to thr co ur t thrv slmp1 Y ab,tndo nPd t hr drfprrncr Bush's "da nget ous self aiJOI lion Sout er d escr l brd v. \th R h r us e lmcbac keJ Mike .John son 'All I wa nt to sa \ abou l tilt • wm na tP w as goi ng to rejrcl a nomlner howevrr htg hl v quail I he Sen air h arl .l l ~'<avs pa id to Jhr li ed j us ! lire a use libera l Demo thr undrrstJtcd t ension of a grrat wlshrs of .1 prPstdrnt w hosr chorcc was unnssat lablv co mpP c rats d isap proved of hi s vlt>ws thrn gtvr t hrm a nomlm-.n (u nl ike po ken New HampshJ rlte has si mply proven too wily for suc h actor, howhehadspokenwllh!he gi rl In pr l\3 \e for two hours l rnl l n s t~ad J h ~y srrved nol trl' bv theli conrtuct th.JI hence fort h Borkl whose caree r offrrrd few clu es as Jo what h JS vtews mlghl notorious senatori al gas ba gs as Krn nedy an d Mel zenbaum For exam plr the l att er In urgi ng her to foll ow a dtffr r rnt coursr Bu t v.hr1t th at coursr was hP sai d he was su 1r Srn,tlor t tw C'Onflrma t lon of Suprf'mr Cou r t nomt nresv.,Jsgo ln g to bP ,I down and d irty bu slm•ss w1 th hi' ThP rrs t wa s up to J ud gP Soutr t and hr has respond ed qulred whether Souter had eV<'I Mel zrnbau m would nol press thr Senalr rati fYing onlv nnm t brillian t !\ of hls nPI's whosr vlr-ws -wPrP Jl lP 3s t Brt;1. obllgallon to respect the gtrl s privacy So uter had demons\ra ted \hal bt oadl > co ngenia l Jo th eir ow n T hry thl'n burr owed Int o the long pu blic rccorrt of Judge Bmk to drmons tratr the~ I on man~ subj ects he verv dP tlnl !cl'y di d not ho ld v iews of v. hl ch a l tbl'r al cou ld approve Th~ Amcrlc.m Ba r Assocl. tllon s co mmlt!ee on charac ter anrt tl i ncss v.as pe r suaded to dl svracc II sel f rever se li s own prior fi ndi ngs, .md cas\ doub\ on J udg~ Bor k 's sull abllit y for the court A vas \ natm n.II hullaba lloo ensued, endi ng In Bark' s defeat ';c holar hi s academ ic r.1reer mu s\ stir stran ge recollection s In lrd Kt•nnedy whose t alents (sha l l wP say'~l lay In other direct ions ~ s .Ii.Iwyer In privat e pr actlc~ as his sl ate's at tor ne'y genera l , as a trial )udgf' .1ju sll ce or the Su p rrm~ Court of New Hampshire and a Judge or l~ l' US Cour t of Appea ls for the Fir st CII cu II Sou trr has stepped on alm ost cverv r ung of the legal ladder No" hclsaboul\oascendtol he Su preme Cour\ of I he United had a ny of Judgl' persona l exper\Pnc P wit h the dilemma of an unwed mol her In desp.-.r c~ t e need of an unwed molhrr In des perate need him to sav, In vlev.. of r1n abortion Sin ce SoutC'r Is a he was by no mPan s unf,JmiiL lr ba chelor who has li ved a highly un evenlful life In a small New England tow n It seemed llkelv th at t he answet wou ld be 'No Soute r co uldlhenbt•portra yedas unfamil iar with the grlll y fact s of life In Ial e 20t h century America Bu t Sout er [who had obv iously prepared for these hearin gs wl\h grea\ care) hd d th e perfect answer Re !ol d Mel zen baum wit h life s darker side bu J Met zc nbaum " "'le ft as Ignorant as before of "hal Sout er would adv ise a girl to do In such a sllua! lon I l ls Impossible \h ough to feel much sy mpa thy for the Dem o crats In their fru s\ra llon Thev construc ted th is dilemm a for themselves and the n crawl ed Into II A mem lX"r of Ph i Kappa a nd a R hodps that, as an uppf'r cla ss student a t F irst fac Pd wll h thp prOSP£'C 1 Whpn a vacanrv appeared on States, and not even th e Se nat e Harvard he had been des ig nated to Sl'rve as an adviser to ent er ing of losing co ntrol of the Suprem e court when President RP.Ig,tn ! he cour t t his year, Presiden t Bush res ponded cannily If Jhr Democrats quite have the nerve to J'('jcct him When it comes to doing housework The Baltlmm e Sun recently polled readers to find ou t who does \he housework In marr iages where boih partners have full lim e jobs No surprises her e A whoppin g ma jorll y sa id II wa s I he wife who did the bulk of the household chores Soclologls\ Arlie Ho chsc hlld made a 10-year study of this phenomenon, and In her book "The Second Shift," concluded that most workin g wives put In an ex tra housework "shift" thai their husbands don 't But as valuabl e as Hoc hs chlld' s re sea rch Is, I part company with h er on a c oupl e o f h e r conclusions Hochs chlld says some men " play dumb" and act like they can't do housework - they burn food, forgel the grocery list, can't ftnd Implements they need for chores - so their wives wtll decide It's simply easier to do II all themselves. Hochsch lld also says that lo avoid housework, men play the "needs reduct ion" ga me, co n v lnclng themselves th ey don t need the lx'neflls hou sework gives them, such as Ironed clothes nice fur nishin gs or good meals Cap'n Cru nch Is ju st fine wllh them These concl us ions ma y be partia lly rooted In fact , I certalnly can't spea k for men However, I can see par all els In m y own life. For Instance. a m ale friend has been trying to teach me ca r m ainten ance and whtle I try to pay attention to whichever whatsls he's pointin g to and remember what It does, some times I don't. So the next time I try!Ddoaprocedureordlagnose a problem, I m ay not remember how to do it A female quirk? No I' ve been dotng basic household repair all m y life, and I sometimes give him advice In that aren a I simply have no frame of re fer ence 'ror au tomotive work, and every lim e he shows me so me thing new I f eel lik e I ' m l ry mg to cope In a fore ign l anguage So why should I assume a m an ha vin g I rouble wl lh Shak e n' Ba ke dir ec t io ns Is "pl ayi ng dumb ·• I don'\ know that I he Idea of "needs reduction' Is co mplel ely preposterous, but a l ot oft he m en 1 know really don't give a hoot about Iro ned shi rts, would as soon eal PopTartsasabreakfast compr ised of all f our f ood groups and couldn ' t ca re less wheather th e front room has a coordinat ed decor or Is turned In to a miniature golf course 1 don't think It 's worth my while to m ake enou gh money t o buy a f ancier house In a better neighborhood Does this mean I'm putting on a " needs reduc lion" ruse, or th at this simply Isn't a priorll y for me? y so m e bt g pia~ sand we had so me guvs come through on offen se ~'< il h so mr big pl ays :-i f L David Sou trr t o th C' Supr Pmf' Court The dtmmutlve. so fl s nomi na tion Our dPfPnsP rn.tdt' The Brow ns sco1rd on a I \atd plurq; P hv l.t' r oy Hoa rd <.m d d b'1 ya rd In!Pirc•ptmn ll'IU!n h\ w 5 ara h0 verstreet 1 don ' \ think these observat ions should qu alify me fo r membe r ship In the Eagle Foru m eithe r I've been In the trenches working full time and doing more than my tha n my sha re of the housework 1 und erstand the resentment and how hat d It Is to t alk about It with a husband I ju st don't think th e aver age man Is the villain here All of us, men and women, are pioneers In a new l and that sprang from \he monumental soc ial ch.m ges of the last 30 years We've had to virtually remold entire lifetimes ofeundl tlonlng Into new kind of relation ships thai our parents didn't have and we didn't even envi sion 11 hasn't been any day at the beach for m en, ell her Th eir dreams, the expectations they grew up with of wh at their lives would be like wh en they became adul\s, didn't happen either sPvrn plavs on t heir seco nd or th e second hal f. f1111S IJ1 ng lhl' drl1e by finding i nt ercep uon s ts v.-r had a couplr of se1ious commun1 ca t 1on brf' ak downs we havf' t o get Ironed out sa1d Kosar who com piPt ed 17 of 36 passes [OJ 2!2 V.ltds rca llv j us t T hPv came wrth h.ts rt bl tl zcs todav We d Jdn I doa goml job Of hand ling I he bi JI Z ~'<h i ch In th~ pas I has bern our btPad .1nd buller ' Th r \ hat gPrs who IPd O.J lias and Cmcl nn all 1n thr Ill s\ two ga m es or the year bf'fOJ r losin g In thr fourth quarter l ra tled 14 HI at half\ I me S ine~ Sa n D1ego had no\ scored aft er ha lfllme In the fir s t IY.. O g dmPs .111d th P Browns The Dail y Sentinel ~U~PS 1U-910 l 4. Division ol Multimedi a ln r PuiJllshPd everv .:~rtPrnoon Mo nday th rough rrl day Ill Court St Po rn PrO'r fish ing Ohio by the Ohio Va llry Pub lompany Mul1lmr>d la Tnr Poml'rov Ohi o 4!17&9 Ph 992 2 1 ~ Sr ro nd r lass pos l a~w pa id a t Po[f}('rov Ohi o M('mbcr Unlled Press Interna tion al Inland Dally P rt>ss AS5oclallon an d I hiP Ohio Newspap('r Association Na Tional Advertls!n(l Repr esent ative, Br anh am Nt>W!Ipaper Sa l f's 73.1 Third Avenuf' N€'\11 York , Ne"' York 10017 POS'TMASTER S(>nd addrE'Ss cha n ~ ro Thr Dally St>ntlnPI Ill Coun Sl Pomeroy Ohio 45769 SUBSCRII'TION RATES By Curler or Motor Route One Wet>k Sl 40 Onf' Month $11 10 Onf' Ypar S71 80 SINGU CO PY PRICE Dall y Subscribers not desiring to pa} tht>tar rler may remit In advancE' dlrf'l'l ro Th (' Dall y Se ntlnPI on a 3 6 or 12 mon th basts Credit will lX' Rlvf'n rarrterPACh Wl'rk No subscr iptions bv mall pt>rmltt l'd In arf'as where hom t> rarrll'r 'V'rVIrt> Is avail able MaJI Subscrlptlonlf lulde Melp County (19 21 13 We~s 26 WeE>ks S2Weekll .. $.1796 ·: c·c:": 171 J6 Out1lde Melp County 13 WeH:s 26 Weeks 52 Weeks 120 80 14!130 m1o two t our hd ow ns 1ncl udmg a 19 vardcr to Mi ller m the se<o nd quar ter We wen\ 1n and talked to Jlhc offenSive l mc t and tol d them to grvP (Tol ltvrrt a ll ttlrbl1 of llmf' and we' ll ge l Opl'n ' sa td Mtllct It v..as a rea ll v ImpOitant v.1n We don I ~~<an t l o fall ba ck to II I espec lallv 1n tht s 1~FC West ' eli VISIOn BRADBUR~ BOMBER- Former Hobby Stock Champion Marc French of Bradbury just outstde of Middleport has been one of the hard hillers In the Late Model division at Skyline Speedwa) and other local racmg arenas during the pa"it several yearu. Marc drlvt'S the hlua and white WRI Rate Caru 29 and has one feature win to his credit. Due to having a couple of operations on his hands, French dro ve ver } few ttmes thi s season, howev er, ls now back at tht• wheel Zanesville's Paul Gan1n, Parkersburg's Jeff Burdette, and ,Jackson' s Chuck Ingles have tak en turns at th e wheel of thr French car Fr£>nch's racer is pow £>r£>d b) a 406 aluminum Rodeck Chevy block , hurns methanol, and Is a WKC chassis, which Is t urrPntly ror sal~ ..' rpm·h Wi.L"i on e uf over 4:> late models from six stutcs on hand for thr Harvest 50 at Skyline last Friday ntght. The r ace l' resdwduled lor thiS Friday night, Se ptember 28, beginning ,,t 6 30 French has his stght s set on tht• $2, 000 to win top prize Redwomen sweep weekend match Shellv Hoop and Shannon II us Jon tea med to lead lheU n tver sll l of RIO Grand<• 1ol ley bal l offense S.ilUiddy aga mst Thom.Is Mon' ft om Rav Oh io con \J ollrd th e otrf'nse wrt h Sl.X kills \\ h1lr Huston I f'C nrd l'cl fiH' Hoop dnd 1ri csa ZPmptPr .liiiPd In stop 1K y Ito flnt sh a sweep of a m al ch at Cedarville \ha l In clud ed \he hos\ sc hool and Earl ham (fnd 1 Ho op had n me k Jll s and Hu s10n pmg the L.Jcly Yrllo" Ja ckl'l s pos tf'd di gs " hi I<' Zem pl r i ad ded fiVP Hoop had a pall of block solos v. hllr she and Zemp\J'J each had srve n tn wha t Patsy Field s termed Coach \he best ga m e we vr playpd all ypar II wa s ve t y we ll plaved bot h offp nsrvrly a nd de fe nsiVC'I\ and I fP it wp com peted thr Wd\ wr .uP {apablf' of to m pil!ng,' shP added ' l l,. asvetvg t alifv utg l o se~ that because aga tnst Th o mas Morr. w hich was vC'r v much 1mp ro \.ed fr om th r la s t nmr wp mpt we had to pi a\ th,tt wa\ f hp Red wum Pn dl'fed l l' d Th o m,ts M or r 1:1 I ~ 11:1 F.ar ltf'J 1rr !he d.1v Cedd Jvil le fr ill -, II I '> ll and Eat !ham tlnd 1 "as dl'fea aled 11 4 11 10 Cedar'i llr drsplli' li s vouth possrsse d str eng th arrountr ng fo r l hl' nJ IIOW SC'OI(' In th l fir Sl gl.lmP F' If' lfh sa 11 l Htl ltnd lOO(X' J fh(• ftPs hma n s tandout assua lt 1,\.Jth fout kill s Co opr1 also t ook u leader ship rolf' In lht dP fl fl S(' trJIJymg S IX d S('r\ tllg JCP NPdll\ !ht• Pnt u P l l 't m got 1n on thl' df lton of thr l:i:i r lhi:illl (Omprt rt ton J S Zrmpte1 put 1n SIX Ki llS ( UOpc'l f i \(' 1-f u~ t on four and lioop llob1 n Sha 1p and I trfdm '\l'ff f'i1C h l1ad l\\0 Hoop hPld !hi' lrnP uttll four dJgs Ltncl Mtdwll!' Spi'r!IS .tddtd thlf'l' ( ou pPl c~ml Hoop t'.JCh hdd tv. o Sl' t Vlll g dCI'S a nd 7.Pmp ll' l ctddf'd l\\0 IJI OC k ~0 1 0' to tH•r ~( JSOn "' t<.I ll ' 11 <" II ht lr ll uo p o~nd ll uqon ll'd Jht· (J ff(' nst tg.t tn st I'hom,h Mo1r r~ n ot ht 't lldLi nC I 'U II .HTI pffu Jt 'f1 "" Z('mplt•t ancl SpP.l r s 1 ac h tl lO td 'l\{ k!lh Coo[)f't four a nd r\th m 1.1 ln gi ,t m tv.o ,\ tough drfr nSII'P bal !lr resulted '"Hoop .t nd Sp<'ars pos lln g 10 d ig s .tptPCP Coo]X'r s1x and Hu ston r Jve Hoop ,1nd Ze mpw r each had two block so los Jnd thr te am as a w ho lr was cre di! Pd With fou1 spr vl ng acf's ThP Rrdwomen t ravel ed 111 Mount \ PI non Na;a t r n f Thu rs clav defl'al ln g th <• L ad\ Co uga 1s 1\7 1\x l o8 Ze mptPrandH oop romman dPd the offen stvP pu sh v. tth nmr kil lsrac h, w hllf' CoopPr ad dPd st'\-rn and Hu ston had flvr ZP mplet .md Hoo p al so had an tmprf'sst\P ga mr drfensi\ C'I\ nPtll ng: r ig ht and srvt' n block 'nlos Jf'Spec! l \f'l\ Hoo p was ,dso ftNIIIPd v.1 th four S£'1\ln g \-\ (' pi.J\Pd \f'J\ \\PI] In that gdnH' F1rlcl s noll'd Our srr\ 1ng ('tJOJs v.r r Pn'l man\ and 11 1AJ' .1 ronf r r r nrr v.tn for us I hP H.Niwomf'n Pntr·r co mw•t1 ttrlTl I h it; \\('('ka t Jj l OVPJa] ] t:llld ' I 111 lh<' MOC I hrv host Ohio Domlnrt.tn ( ( nit r Tursd.t\ 1n 1\nt RG soccer team shuts out OD, 8-0 Wi th nn ass is t f1 om tf' Jm m atf' R ic.J r do (dmpbf'll th r Unl\('r s11¥ of Rin Crd ndt' s 1om Oct ntrl s -sco1r d J go.JI m ttll,\rl\ !ht oug h lhe fil s! hal f of Sa l ui dav s soccrr co n trs t \\tth Ohio Dommll an spurnng th e Red m en to an 8 0 r out of thP P.wt hPr s I fPit w1 do mmctll d nght from thr bPgtn nmg Jnd 111 r1 1 r rPd ove r fo1 thr r rmar ndr1 of thr ga m e, Coac h Scot! Mon tsse> commen tPd as thr RC'dmen wf'nt Jo 4 3 and recorded th r tr f trst v.1n lhP Mtd Oh io Conference Sho t 111 dfiPI D.m!l' l s f trsl In goa l hf' ass 1s tPd Ra rr v S.t u ndt'rs 1n pla ctn g an Jndll ect ft re kllk Into lh P vlsl \ors nrl A fe" mom Pnts lalf'l , Frank Pa\-r r ch in, In one of hiS brst games of the se.1son, booted !h t bd l l over a ~0 va rd dt st.t ncc to Sa undPrs who took II In Jo g tvt the hosts" I 0 lead a\ th e half 'I ht ough mcanpuvcnng of t h(• bal l and limitation of mtslakt •s the Redmen a I lowed Oh 10 Dom 1n lea n no quarter and a\ lh r 15 m inu te ma rk Rich Bllonte, on assis l from Sau nd ers, scored another po int followed by Camp bell "'ho worked the ball away fr om a group of OD defenders fm an addlllona l goa l J ason Smtih, with a through pass assls\ f rom Daniel s broke through the visitors' barrier to score and r epea ted th e act some moments later when Cam pbell, a fl er working th e ball around, fired II ove r 10 Smith, who landed II Into the net for the final goa l of the g ame · Our guys played well, " Mor rlssey sa id "I don'\ want to take any thing away from Ohio Domin l ean, bui I fell they didn 't have the talent we possess I want to emph asize, however, that Frank q uarter back Marc Wilson " W~ ha d a lol of lUI novprs In fact we had a lui of th ings go wt ong fot us' Ju st abou t PVPJ yt htng wp n f n g ht for u ndefPat ed C1ncJnnat 1 E1en field goa l holdet Ill DUl~ ld ni lln g g,mw H1 JnJ\ no I h,n f• had an\ go,d s but hf' \\d;., \f'f\ r tl rc t J\1' .tnd v.ould b(' tn\ pi( k for Pl.t\<'I of till' (. ;.~ me I n <.~cldli i On Mo trl sSl'\ h.u !P d llw 1,\.0t k uf Jpff Hf'l lt.~I Vv1n sro n 0 Con n01 dnd I rt \Or Rdvburn tn ]\1\('1( h ill Jr<Jd c.u ppm 1 I hr HPdrntn rru\.PI t o Mo un t \pJ non J\ .tJ,tr t•nt 1 ups da\, ~\hrch lt'Pif';.,t'n ts d mus t 1.1.1n c!P<.Jl for u ~ Jf wr alP lu gl'f oursl' lvps In tJ pos1 110n to m akP tht grcJdr lnthrd Jstnct Mmrr' ~1'\ s,II C [ trv dished off a short shovel pass to Holma n. who circled left Pnd and scor ed easi ly aga inst the surprised Patriots 'He}, I've got a great quarter back ratmg ' said John so n the team s punter " We war ked on that pia} al l week. bu t ! was sltll su r prised when 11 was ca lled fl v...cts unbr lwva bl e' Wvch(' sr~ t d thP grmm1ck -wa' suggpstrd bv SpPr l.tl l f'.tms Lee .Johnson got Int o the art coach M at v Braden As r wa s send tng \he field goa l .Johnson pull ed off a tnck plav on a lak e field god I b1 fllppmga 4 team on Marv ye lled to me, You Vvd rrt to use th£.) fake? T hat was ya r d touch down pass to Rodm•v ali i! took for m e t o call it ' Who knows, conceded Vnl son '!ha l fak e fi eld goal mtght have made a bi g difference In I he Holman to gtve Ctn cmna\J a 17 0 hrst q uarter lead The mar gin zoomed to n 0 In r he seco nd penod to ma kP thP ou tcome a cer\al nty even before halfl unP C! nc1 nnat 1 s J im Breech set an NFL reco t d bv sc onng 1n hiS 152nd stralghl game. eclipSi ng lhe m atkof 1'>1 S<'i bv Fred Cox of \he Minn esota Vtkmg s ftom 1%3 through 1973 Breec h ki cked f1 eld goa l s or 41) and 23 ya tds and fl w wav th mgs turned ou t e:tftPr l hi:t l ' Ctncl nna ti s BoomPr Es~ason co mpleted 15 of 26 passes fm 271 1ards, mclud tng TDs of 42 yards 10 Edd ie Brown and 3 yards to Ho lm an .Jam es Brooks ran ti va1ds for d s(OH' a nd Harold (J tf'en had a ) ve~ r d TD run T1m extra points McGee caugh\ 'The record mean s a lol 10 me because It shows co nststency · sa id Breech d 12 yca t veteran wbo ~>as g1ven ilw ball he kicked var ds passes for 16.! SIX We sa w on film las\ week that for the r ecmd Just two mmutt's Nry, F:ngla nd's co rnerback s dropped thr r1 covP I3gf.' dftpr a err ta1n t1me on rve1 v p lav "sa1d mto the game · II looks likr an ot dtn.u v footb all sai d Breech , cl ult hmg McG ee Todav when Boomer S<ra mb led \h e co r nerbacks dr oppPd eoveragc and we t ook hts prlzr advan tagr of rt But 11 s vPr v sprc 1a l to me C1ncmna! J off \o a I 0 sl at 1lot the roullh time m li s 2l veu hlsto r}. r('a iiY I aiD ed Nrv. Eng ~ossesslon MttiPI 1r1 lhf' Pnd zone fo r the scored on a 1 y<Hd plungf' as thP The Sen,tlr Democra ts havt• ju st about !OSSI'd In the towel on of th e sluggish Ne" England Patriot s 'We jus\ knocked them loose from the ball, sa id Cincinnati coac h Sam Wyche " II was a wha it' of a defensive effort fo r the nex t to la st delense m the NFL · We l ook control of \he game fro m the star\ and never re !axed " said rookte Bengals seco nd ha l f p1 lor to Su nd ay, II did not loo k good for the ('hatgL'JS Bu t thai was befo re Tollivet IPd I h~ Chargers 84 yards m seco nd limP of the day lh1 s limP from 21 ya t ds out t o put Sa n D1ego ahead for good, 17 14 Tolllvet, who completed Ju st 12 of 29 pc~sS<'s .m d was Int ercepted lwJcr tht ew f or 1 N }ards and Chargers avo ided lhPJJ f ir st n.l slat 1 stn rr 197o rtevr land the de fendmg AFC Cenlral cham How Souter dodged the Democrats Tl'/ "ll' som e new b iii llnoks tha t crea ted problems for u s sa 1d Patnol s h,td not been scored on 1n thr The Charger defense made se1er al big play s 1n the seco nd hal f Sund ay to lead San D1ego to Its fi rs \ win of the yea t a 24 14 tnumph 01er \h e struggling Cl eveland Bro~> ns tn a sleet drenched Clevelan d Sl ad tum The Ch.1rg<•r s p icked off lht er of Bernie Kosat 's passes, sM ked Btl I} Joe Toll 11 et hi\ Ant hom Mill er wilh l wo scor mg pa sses F uad Revelz kicked a 42 yat d f ield goal .1nd Rob Be r ns lt nc the defensive style. Davis has won seven features this y<•ar and Is shown In this photo after winning the Skylim• Sportsman lnvttallonal Davis Will be m aclion this weekend on Friday night In Skyline's combined Harvest 50-Season Championship ra ces Skyline ts located nff Ronte 50 betw een ~!hens and foo lvllle on County ltd 53. Sund ay tt was th rCh argp r s turn can't ha \P <onf1dencr and sa\that yo u r r good un!Pss vo u 1e wtn nm g Volnovtch satd hP wouldn t agrrr 10 .1 11ucP 1r1 tlw < diTlpatg n c~d~; because it Is not en foiCPablc HC' ..,did --.u r roga tf';., cou ld d ll nJ;., t\ co mme rc ral s whJie t hr cand tdc~t rs c~pl)(lc~rPd purr And so tl gOPs with VmnO\'lC'h ,ll'Aav-; o:;prmmg to gPI lherP ftr st securing t he high ground d!ld kt t pt ng C'i lPIHI n t of f bal a ncr• and on f de l u.1 1Pt 1or t h<• C( l('brPZII • D1ego d ef ense w.tt<hed 1he1 r oppon ent s mak e \he btg pl.1v s '" the seco nd half " htle t h~ Charger s went home loset s way to v.-tn for gettable ca nd Jdal<•s co nIa 1nPd a two week s of the' st'ds on. the Sa n L es li e 0 Neal, who reco rdt•d half a sack and had a fumble rPcovcty T hat's the key You Aske d why hP woul dn I do thai C• lf'btf'ZZt' rommiitrd Jnotht r no no ·I' m not gomg to havp happen to mf' w hJI happenrd to Mrkt D ukakis" he sa1d H1• mi ght hc~\t ' thr nwn tn Jtmmv ( c~r If'! .tnd Geo rge McGover n. too rf hP ~\.t n t!•d to m1•ntron his p~1 r t\" wha l he ca lled a ma)oi poll uting md us !J1 By BOB KEIM UPI Sports Wnter CL EVELAND - In the f trst sl uf f and still go ou t anrt fmc! a tel l \hem to pull his ads gt_•ai Sunday thanks 1n large par I Browns offense sputters in defeat ' It s t1 b tg l urnmg po mt In th at wr can go ou t dnd g tvp up som r Voinovtc h' s r es pon sP d 1 II\ 1 r !'il rn t h1 • m.J n nP r of sum t tlnP h tn g 1n .t hamm ock and swattmg a pPsk\ mosqur l1 1 IfTo nv wa nt <, to swp th• negative Ca mpaignmg all hf' hd:-. IO clo J;., L d ll up ht s ( llnsultdnts cHHI Take the env ironm en ta l 1ss ur - oru• v. hPU' l f'lr bJ PZIP ll ts d commend able rPco rd hav m g b1ought sP\Pr,il ht~ za ido u~; \\J :-. tp desposltors t.o th eir knrrs as CJII OI n~ \ grnPt a l Voinov1ch spvu dl weeks <Jgo came ou t tn L t\Or of a drpo slt on bo ttl es and cans- not PndCdi in g h tm sc lf to rn du s tJ\ but dl'llghl!ng thf' nu ts and b£>11\f'S ct owd .Jnd thP tnd f'pl' ndPnt<.; Vol novJch then wr n t on TV paddllngacanoeon c~ p1tstrm• l .t kt•c~nd portray i ng him sel f as l hP fPd l f'nv u onmen ta! Jsl rn thPr.Jmp<~Ig n Th is so enragC' d fa JmPt Eugrnr B1anstool t h•• Drm rKTdlH no minee for l ieutenant gover nor th<J t <.tCCOJdtng to h ts H 1fr ht' uttered a ph rdS( dpprox i mat rng r hr ekrn nuggrt s t~nd thr\ had to scra pP h1m of f l hf' rP th ng Brans too l gat het cd r Ppm 11 '1 s .J t t hP Sr toto R 1\. Pr bdnk ld sr wf'r k 10 prev iew a Ce leb rezzr commr1 rta l putttn g VomO\ I{ h tn thP pm kP t nl SPORTSMAN CHAMPION - Gallipolis' Phil Davis In the Whaley's Auto Parts 8-Ball car was again the Skyline Speedway Champion In the Spoortsman division lor the fourth straight year. The Rav enswood Aluminum employee built his car and hauler hbnself and Is noted around th e racing co mmunity for hts one handed driving fumble whtle holding I he Bt ow ns IO jus\ 44 yards ru sh ing on IY .J ! tempt s holds barred · linebacker Jam es F ra nus who made back to back sacks lot 20 ya rds In th e second qua rtet ' Th e Ben ga l s defensp gave us result Y..as C ~r~ cm n.11 t' s 41 7 rout h1m three t1mes and 1ecovP rPd d OverwhC'Imf'd b' 1 I hP dPt d !Is ol 1ht• hi 'd It h L are p r opos.t l 1ep01 IPI s turned th ei r attPnllon to the fla shlt'J t;.,sup .1;., ( l'IPht Pi'!f' p! omtsPd to stop u sl ng nega ti ve ads agams t \ o rno\ 1( h 1! t lw I{ Ppu blu 1n wnu ld do thE' sa m e O therwise satd thr DPmmr.tlrr tttornl•\ gflnf'Idl 1t \\I l l hP no Ry RICK VANSANT UPI Sports Writer CINCINNATI - Cmrl nnatl 's paten\ offen se punched mt o high to a low t at ed bul destructive defense The Be nga ls defense rated nex l to las\ In NFL yardage sta lls tlcs commg mlo the game, recorded six sacks, recovered four fumb les and mt ercepted two passes 10 crea te gr ea t field position for the offense The regu lator as chai rman of thf' F.dwln Gra\, thf'n c h1 Pf SR. I Last week, Ce lebJPZlP tll' ld d prPss tonfrrtncr 1n Columbu~; to a nnounce hts p lan for Jowe1 1ng IH J t t h 1.1 1 P co sts dnd pr 0\ Id mg hrCJ t t h Pr oble m was th e TV ad Bengals humble Patriots, 41-7 Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday. September 24, 1990 • • • . ed £ • I • Jack Anderson CriSIS IDISU tOr po1Itica gain and Dale VanAtta The Daily Sentinel ROBERT L WINGETT Publlshl'r The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 land Wllh thf' IOUC' hdOI,\rl u! f thP Ne"' England I 2, managed on lv a i vard TD pass to Marv Cook II om Wllson, who star led In pl.lle of Si eve Grogan w ho had a sore bac k Wilson hll 2.! of 41 fak e fi eld goal Jo hn son the holder on v.hal JniPI Cepted I"ICl' appt'al rd to bf' a .., hol t r~t• ld go;~l pi:isSPS fm 2bl yards but w,Js Harvest 50 reset for Friday lh ~ Wt!h pits p.ll kPd v.tth nea rl 'r IOO rars In cl ud l ng.J nt !t tl' fteld of 41 Lair Model s f t om al lPas t ti d l ff r rf' nt sta trs Sk\ lln P Spt'edway promo rrr Da r rr l l W t l l ie wa s fot ced t o cal l off Jhe s h o~< beforr 11 bPg dn c~s tor rrnllal r ai ns v.a shrd oul Frtdav s run ntn g of th(• ann ua l Harvr st 10 fhe Skoa l Pan u v St orrs Hr1 1 \ "'I 50 has been resc hedul ed for !h is Frldav e1enlng Sep tember 2R In a combl nl'd program of season cha mpion ships rn .rll fi ve d ivision s Orlglna l lv thr SP, tson champ ionsh ips wrrr to bP run on l hJS ni gh! alone but now the Hanes \ oO Wi ll brmg a $2 000 l op pr !ZP to thr Ia !£' mod PI wmner Avong thosf' 1n th e ptt s WPIE' pJ -. 1 'Wi nnrrs O£> lm.1s Co niPV, Mtke Sm ith Bob Ada m s .l r li.JI old Rrdman Mi ke Balzano .1nd m,w v morP 1op namp dJI\ PrS Thr c~ nu ud l srason e nd i ng Sky lme «I wil l bP held October 5 Gates will open this Friday at 5 p m wllh hoi taps beginning al 6 JO, lim e tnal s al 7 30 an d raci ng a\ R 10 Meigs golfers first in two of three conference matches ThP M Pigs Mdtt~Udt 1 ,{.;Olfll'dm ftm shrd 111 fu s t plr!{ P Jn '~'u Df thr ee m atch(';., last "Pek thr tv.1 1 f!J st pia< r flnl sll f's Wfl! r both rn rVC piC!\ and "dl Pnghtf'nPd lht' :YI.trrJude rs hold on ftrst p i<Jr P 1n \\ CIS Tr l m blt) u1th a scorPo (1 R1 fol]ol,\l 'd In BP I PH' 11H1! 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Jl strokf' ".,tllr adof seco nd p lo~re AlexanrJcr fn !htrd place ~ H k K r ug('r of \ mt on l ountv .tnd lh rts C.1sto of A lexandrr \H'rf'ro nu'fiL~IIsl v.pth <.1 sco rrof IJ I 01 MP tgs Phtl Ho\d t !Pr ftrli Shf'd onr s11 okr ba ck at .H< l.tmr\ Lttl lr and Ttm Prte r so n h.t d .1 i1 Jav 1-farns a 42 Ja :o. on fl ,>fl ,, 41 ,Jnd John B~ n!l cy a 46 RC'SPJ VI <.;COl i'S for \lt(' tgs 1n 1 ludPd lo1 \ Cn•mf',J ns wr th r1 4$, 1\ d.nn L1ttlf' a td ( hr 1s Kn1ght 1 '> h .Jnd Sc oil W hJ!I a!t'h a b l \1l1gs 11 1 \.\ lll plii\ tnlhf'las t I\ l mc~t( h toda\ .11 (Jxbo" TVC l!:olf standing.; fJb fl'alll I Mrt gs ~ r, 4h \ lf'Xd nd~·r ~! fl<'lpi t lb 27 1\ 11 Tr lmblc , ~ f'cl ll ol krng h~(lYmk - \Jntonto ~ x \\ o' iislon H 11f IH let\ fo ot Mrtg;., Phtl ll m.t lt Pr Rio Grande runners capture ~:~:.\\ ~:~ ~~~~~~";,~";, J~,~ top spot In entre competition o c •• Pe tri son fm tshf'd 'With .r r1!J M tkP VanMeleJ a11 Jdml'\ r iltlt •.to! ll t~r and Ja son J hr Gn l\ f'I"IIV o l r-tr o Gl.llidt• nwn " rt nd v. om r n s C' l oss t o un II \ lc.tm s rnadP 11 n\O 1n a t ow S.:.tturd<.~\ \.l.llf'n rdch <.;CO IC'd fu st p lal P Ill I hi' (pn II I' I n VII ,JliOn,rl In !J am tllf' K~ llw HPdmen took l h<• l op spot h\ s(_O Jrn g lU p01nt s BP IIarm rnf' 1h:\ 1 was sf'co nd w1t h 3H, fo ll ov.ecl bv Grotgetov.n 1 Kv 1 i''l CPnt n 88 H c~ n ovc• r ri nd 1, l rH KPntuc kv Sid i P HiO Asbu r v 1Kv 1 2011 L in dsey Wi lso n 1Kv 1 22H and Kentucky Wes levan 134 ;\ lt ct• Ll oyd tKv 1and Shaw n('{' Std t f' did not ftnt sh wtt h comp iPir ll',lm s Hr o s IMiu•s scorrd 65 pornt s to w 1n l hPH JdCC' EWIIarmrnr 'WdS s~concl "11 h 72, followed by Geo i gi' I O~'< n n . Kentucky Sl ate 121. and As bu ry lli4 Falling to fini sh clue to Incomplete l earns were Aller Ll ovd, Kentu cky Wes k'ya n and Shdwm•t• Si dle fn lh~ m~n s racr Mark Cl ine aga in seized fit sl plact• commK within a second of se t ti ng a new course record al 26 5I Ttm War nock was fifth a\ 28 15. followed by Rusty Edens, sev en th 28 48 James Peck elg hl h 28 50, Doug Hor ne, ninth, 2q 21, Troy Cochran , 11th, 29 26, Bolt Ferguson, 20\h, 30 13, Viner Fatica, 26 th, 30 37, Ryan Parker, .11st 30 57, and Hugh ~L L augh l in !2nd, lO '>H \\p fP i t H'riii\ good .thoutl hl s t r1 ~4 In " TVC mat ch a l The 101m hos ted by Al~xander th•· Ma \\In ht'(d lJst' V.Pd SPf' n I PS ul tso f BPlLummc • from an ear IIPr r acr and fell! hey would be l hP team to bea t Coac h Bob V. tllev re maJ k~d When \D U have peo ple bunc hl ng up at spven th right h. n 1nl h and 11t h plare !ha l'sprl'll y good work Rene<' Per k "' ho broke Cen s co urse record In 1989 wtlh a lim•· of Jq 01. finished first at 1q lb, and Bonn ie Evans aga in shoted up Rio Gt and e s ho ld on Jhe lead by pl acing st•cond at 211 14 Following them were Debbu· Gr,Jy ninth, 22 09 Ktm Edens 14\h 22 51. and Nancy l< r ller, 39 th 27 33 T he R io ~'<om e n had a lso won 11~ the Ce ntrf' lnvil.ttlonal la s t year "nd the abill! y to repea t the feat a year l ater "kind of shocked us,' Willey observed 'Nobody could believe II , but we wer e surprised and thankful for II · The team s will no\ com pete this we ekPnd but wil l continue II alowg fot the Rio Grande fnvl l a!lonal , set for Oct 6, Willey sa id · At Ce nt re, It was th e first lime we d r un everybody, so we feel l ike we're coming We're work mg ha rd and we' re exc ited,' Willey said SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 ~{ '~;.~;·~~~~O:{~~f ~ ~ !IA~GAII!' \i KA TlNHS SATURBAV I BARGAI~ NIGHT .,no•v 1~ GHO~ !IX ClP' ~1/ Mil.l l T1 ••~Kilt 11 ttwu 21 :===-::"~ IO·Y t~,.,_, 1001~20 Doll IT .... , I '>lfO 011- li "U~ ) 00 JI,I IID [ I ] 110 1~(0 OAil' >' I I W0 ... 11 0!11 110 O;IHI O l i'G II/ s.11 1 I THURSDAY I - . . J I I 1111 INf-" S . .. -·.:... :.... . ' .'':. - ', ... ·-·.. ~- ·: ',).,}, YOUIG GUIS II Fruth PharmacyLow Prices And Quality Pharmaceutical Care! w- "' '1-n~ ]()) U T!D PQ ill Call: 992-6491 Middleport JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HAVE HEARING AIDS" (304) 675-1244 ' �Monday, September 24, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Pirates, Mets both win; Reds magic number drops to five By C.J. HWU l PI Sports Writer Wtth the pennant race m full fo rce. the Plltsburgh Pirates wil l lend to swt ngs of a dtfferenl kind Monda y The Ptrates Will uSf' a well deserved off day Ia gel away from fastballs and curvcballs Ia deal mstead wllh hooks and slices Manage r Jim Leyland has ca lled for an afler noon of golf / ''.Just the pla yer s, eoaehes and front office peopll'," sa id Lev land "Hopl'fully we'll JU SI enjoy ourselvPs n lit tiP btl " ........, ? The PnatPs madt: Mond a\ 's outmg the m01e enjoyablP bv b<'attng lhe St Louts Cardma\s on Sunday 7 2 The vlciOIV kepi Ptl lsburgh 's lea d m lheNaltonal LPague Easl al 2 I 2 games ovpr Ihe New York Mels, who beallhl' Cubs In Chicago, 7·J Bobb~ Bonilla drove tn lv.o runs. giving him 114 RBI for lhr sPason as the Pt ratrs redu cPd their magw number 10 e tghl The Ptt ales took a .l 0 lead rn Ihe firs I agatnsl Bob Trwksbu n lO·R Wallv Barkman doubled and .Jav Bell ~~>as hll bv a pilei! Andv Van Slv kr doub\Pd off lh<• Tht• Reds' Ht•rm 9-t to sw('ep th~· tour·gamt• ··wries and push tht•Jr NL "''st lt>ad to fivr games o\'l'r tht•l .. A. Dodgrrs . \\'innlngham round st-cund hast• and almost runs over San Diego's .Jopy Cora in the fourth inning of Sundav's ~alii I' in San Dlt•go, which thr Rt•d"i '-"On il'Pl i lrnn~l \~( r n1r .tr '-;tl [ ,.u r <..~ rllt t Scoreboard ... l rt~ \n~o;tli'~ rr Jf ou~ron n rghr "·''' I )It""" .1 1 ~ ...w f r 1r.t r...: , nt;.; h Majors tu.... r Tto.~m " It r •Vl lo I Hn .. tufl [)1 •1 to II - 1 I '\ I lL\"" !-I til mltot, ~ (I ~1r lv. .1u kt•t I , , \1 ~ k lXI 1- 1 "\ it.! I l olf.: ol'.! ;·, 1 \ I I I .! I I~ -I K I - II K ~ ',fJIIII I ' " I I ),1 j'l \ I 1111 Ill .._I ~ 1 ~" In 1',', :- "alunt.t\ ~ n·~u11 .... 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P hll ado~ lph r,, pm Miami at Plll sburs,:h 1 p m I h r L: llllr ( rm r nn.trl 11 'iil n lllr~(J ·, ' rul 10:a mf' I .II' \n ~ dt '\ h \ .tn 111 Sunday S('l)l 30 D , t lla~ <II \l Ci<lnto.. lpm O.:•niPI dl Bul! ,tlo 1 p m 1'hll.tdl lphl" 1 \1nntn •<~l " \111111• \ HIIU., TIJO 1 S.on f- I .1111 '"' NY lc•l s at~'~"" EnJ;:IanrJ 1 p n (.rrt'fl Bav at Df' tr oll I p m 1 ampa ill M!nnMota 1 p m l iPVt>lanrl ,\1 KanAA'\ Ct l \ I p m Houstoo at Sa n Dl~o -.1 p m ChlraKu al LA Ra ider s I p m W a~ hlngtoo at PhCI"nlll fl p m 11 I Monday. Oct I ( lnc innaTI a! St>alllr 'I p m ~ndlll' "n'~ulh Pllld)u~h ~ Sl J.nurs! N(l" York f ( hlral!:fl :1 Afl.rnt.r 1 H ou~ •oo 0 Ph!l,rtll~phi <J 2 Mo ntr•• ,l[ 1 Inn ( rm ln natl 'I s.m Dl~ o 2 San Franclsc nll Lo s fl.nl!:l'if'S ]h 2 Saturday's games Thl11 Week's Ohio {'oDelf' FootbaJI Sched:uk> Saturday, s_.,t '!9 Monday's j!:ilm~ Y ork r \'lola lq WI al { hi r,l ,li(fltl.anca '\tr>r !(."or 2 ~ p m ~'"' Munto·al llarl"'f's. 0-0t at PI1Jl,r df'lphla tComtl!l991. 7·:mpm Lo~ 1\ngeiHtV•Jm:n•bt l!·Utal HouSI 00 IPo rtuaaJ 11)..10~ ' a: .'ll<p.m San DI<VU I'LIII~IU •.,..., rrancl!l:.'o t Downs. 1 21, 10:0!5 p m TofoMday'A N~ ' ,;amR~~ York at Montn-al night St Louis at Phlladf'lphla niJi;lhl C' hl ca~o at Plllsburgh, niJJ:hl Allanta at C' lnc1 nnali nl~ttt \\ o o,l ol ll t lnol 1 !II lllutlr t.-J !- .\nclt r ..r111 , I nil • ' I I r•nrr 1l Sr \' • Sr l1. 1 r111 ~ I ll, t. (llt \. 1'1 t ~1t·h !_ IIIHII ,i\. !I I kt ntu1 k\ O.:r ]'l lit I ' 111~ 1l11 I , Ul \1n~tnl ~I _q lu 'il ph o 12 l1fftn It L!SC at Ohio Slalf' RowllnJJ: Grf'en 111 Ball StatP Miami ar Crnrral Mlrhlgan Clndnnall at Kt>nl Stall' 1 n1 Toledo at Ohio Unl\.ersH\ atra~ at V ounastown Sta1f' WI)'Df' Statf (Mich I ttl Ashland at Baldwfn. Wallact> 1n 1 Martena Capital a1 Mount Union Ohio Nor1hern at Ht>ldelbt'Tf! Mu sklngum at Hi ra m John Carrol l al Otterbf>ln Wo08ter at Case Rf>Sl'n'P K£'nyon at WIIIPnhf'I'J{ Ob£'r\ln at Ohio W('5irvan Bodine wins Martinsville race Sunday r,oo , 1 makP all thf' a mtiiiOn lhrm Jl\. Mookt e \\' tlson go t o sho t at rrdPmptto n .Jg.unsr rhr C'lrvrla nd Ind1.Jn ~ .1nd took 11 IJfllng To ro nt o into so iP posses stonof ftrstplacP d gamP mf1 onr of Boston 1n thl' AmPrlcan LPaguP F'a't Wtl son. who mufft'd <1 bunt altPm pt and ~tr u ck out tn thP wtnnmg 1un 1n t hr liJth mmn g lltwr lt n 111 \,,...,J, \ ,111 11 f l t \ 1>11\ 11 1\ullot By DEAI\i SCHABNER lPI Sports Writer In a. prnnant racf', rvPn ont' as full of st umblm g as lhr onP bel~<et•n thr 13oston RPd Sox a nd thr Toronto lllu<' Ja\ s a mtsspd ltfltng the Bl u<• .Ja\S to " an d 1oastPd 10 1v 1cton rn thf' Cocxh's NASCAR. \\tn sto n Cup racr II was Bodtnr s seco nd s t1 a tghr han(l'i' ll 1'1 All <rn r. r 1 I Phlladdphr.r !-: 1.,\ H.m1' ' I LA Raldpr~ 20 Prtl <;bur ,gl1 1 lndlanapol h ar h lit ~rpl !I Bufl,\lo.rl ~y .lf'T '> 'I p m "ialurtht\ ",.,.uu .. '> I I .. ur ' I l' tthhu rJ(I1 1 \,1u. ~ .. rk II ( hu.r~n '> ( lm r nn,tll I !'r1onda,t II t. ~ \l l,nlf .l 1: Ill [It nt\1(1 I, I ,I I lh.lflll ll1d ~ Dl•nH r \4 SP<ti11P 11 OT 1 amp <r l'!.;n ~I [)(' I mrT 10 'It '>on l lto 1; ft ., u ~~ ~ II ' \t ' t v1r1on at Marlinsvll iP Speed "av, followmg a triumph in lhr Il a nes 500 o n !he half mil<' oval In April Bul II was a v1clorv lhal almosl eluded BodtnP Whtlr leading on lap 31R. the Chemung. N Y . d1 iver lrlrd lo pul Terry Labonll' a lap down go ing tnlo lhc third lorn Bul Bod me s Ford wound up hilling lhP r urblng on lhr Insi de of lhr lurn and s pinning out, bringing oul a eaullon flag In Ihe process Bodme dldn'l lose a lap. bul had Ia work his way bark lhrough the field lo ra lrh Ihe lea ders. 'Thai sp in was mv faull I was lrylng logN b~ Terry, and I sturk my nose somewh ere I shouldn't have ... Bodine said. "T here just wasn'l enough room !here, and I shouldn 'l have tried 10 make Ihe '1 4 victory ovr1 C'l f'vr lancl Wtth thr sro 1P ttrd 4 ~ KPnm Wtlltams lrd olf lhP \lith fm Tm onto bv drav.tng a Wdlk from f'olby Wt:tr d. I 'I Wtlltams was sacr iflcPd lo srrond bv Carlos D1az and Wa1 d l'surd an mrrn Ilona \ walk lo .John Olerud brfor<' wa lkmg Mark WhiiPn to load lh<' bases Wilson lhrn hll a I 0 ptl rh o;er !ell ftcldrr Sldn .J e ffet son ' hrad to srorf' Wtll1ams Wi th thf' ga mP "tnnf't · I madl' .t mJ s tdkt• not grtnng 1ht' bunt dov.m m r ht• n1n1h, I had a spcond c h unrl' and I was detrr mlnl'd lo make up for II ,· Wil son sa1d '\ had a co uptr or fast runn ers on 1hf' rornrrs, lhP\o were playing m. a ll I had lo do was hit lhe ball ha rd .11m Acker. 4 4. pllrhP<I lhr lOth mnmg to pick up Ihe vtrlor1 F'or the Red Sox 11 ~<asn'l Ju st onr blown opportunity fkasidt'S the nonf'ou t. runnPron thtrd si lual lon In lhP rlght h mning of lhetr 54 loss lo Ihe Yankt•t•s. 1hry tw l cP f ailed l o dellvl'r a runnpr from third w1th one out and anot hf'r liml' cou ldn't seort• aft pr pulling the fir s I iwo men on " We can I dwell on this game." sa id Dwighl Evans. who struck oulln Ihe eighth ·'We didn' t do II lodav I fer \ bad about what happened but I was lryrng · ·we had a million chances and we didn't do II.· Red Sox Angeles 6 2 In the Amen can l.t'ague , tt ~Cis N''" York o Bas ion 4 Toronto o. ('!pve land l. Ba ll!more 2. Mtl waukPe 1, KansasCiiV 4. Callfor nw 0, Delroll b. Oa kla nd 0, and ( htrago 2. Scali I<• I \lets 7. Culls 3 A1 Ch tca go. Da rr~ I S11a wbe11 1 smack(•d hi s Jir h homr tun Sf'Vf' nIh S tra 1ght dPC' ISIO n to allov. Nat1onal LPaguf• Eas l Gmx:irn lH b OVNa i] IS 'j () Wilh thtf'P no ciPctstons In hts 1<-tsl lU 'ildr Is, ct nd '" 20 ~ 111 h ts <' a t f'l' t dunng Srplcm lm c; , l'g Maddux. H 14 . lost for thr fifth tlmr 1n hi ~ las111 gdffil'S Phllllt•s 2, Expos I 16 Innings AI Phtladelphla.ChatltPiialr' stnglrd to scott· \ 10 11 1Livrs f1 om 1h u d b<~SP w 11h nonf' ou t I n thl' Managr1 .lew Morg.w o.,iJ Jd "HoY~ m<1nv mOJP limf's C ctrl I s,t'r 119 • With Npv. York c~head ~'I m thf' ~~\I "UIH' " 141!9 I,. . I r•'llur>o "'\nol 11111 ,. Watch watchers offer advice rrrord tn lhP maJOI lPaguPs Reds 9, Padres 2 AI S.Jn Diego Enc 0dVJS held fo ur h1ts .1nd stored thr ee limPs Jnd Barrv Larkm addPd thrt'E' Dear Ann Landers: I'm sure the letter from "Watch Wrecker rn Ohio," who couldn'l wear a wnslwatch because they all stopped, wrll generate a load of letters from readers who have lhe same problem. I'm in lhe busmess of repairing watches and I'm writing 10 bet that most of lhe leue~ will come from women. Here's why: Women, wilh thetr long frngernruls, oflen pull the winding slem slightly out of its JYOper pos1Uon Consequently, lhe watch IS never completely wound. When 11 runs down, !hey lhink it's gone dead -M.P, CLEVELAND DEAR M.P: Thanks for your theory. You must be an old -lrmer (no pun imended) Not many people wrnd watches anymore. Read on· From San Francisco: Three mem bers of the famJ\y, my falher, m) brother and I, all have uouble wearing watches. They JUSt won'l run. Several years ago, my brother thought he could heal lhe problem by buymg a very expensive model ($3,000) W1thm two weeks lhe waleh slOpped. He brought 11 back 10 lhe s10rc and they took it apart The ms1des had burned up. They replaced tl The new one lasted a few hours As for me, a watch on my wnst wrll run bac~ards. slower, fasiCr - anythrng bill on ume. Someone suggeslcd a quartz model It stoppcd rn an hour. The solution for me wa s a d1gJial readoul model Brooklyn : Ann, honey, tell "Watch Wrecker rn Ohro" that he s not alone. I have lhc same problem . Frnally I discovered lhc cause. My pulse ts too strong. It breaks the mechaniSm Now I wear my watch on a gold chrun and 11 keeps perfect time. Los Angeles I love the way a watch looks on my wnst bul I've never had one that kept ume for more than 1wo days Some1hrng about my sys1em louses up lhe mechaniSm . I gave up f1gh11ng rL I now wear a beauuf ul watch on my wrist for show and the discount store chcapie m my purse keeps perfoc1 ume Dallas: No one m my wtfe's fam - hits and thrpr RBI to hPip Clnrtnnall comptclr a lout ga me sw<'rp and take firm ro nlrol of lh<• National League Wrs1 race Ctncl nnafl rPdurf'd lt s magtc number to fl vt' for winn 1ng thr diVISIOn Dannv .Ja c k son. 6·6, al lowrd two run s on SIX hit.., through srvrn mnlngs a.fh't hav tng gJvmg up J.l 1 un s 111 h ts prrvtous 1~ 1nn1ngs Ed Wh tt so n l:l9 \\as toug hf'd up f01 sf'VP n 1 uns on 10 h tis 1n four plu s tnnmgs (;iants 6, Dodgers 2 \I I os Ange les. Mall Wllltam s dnd KP\ tn Bass dro-..r In two runs ••ach <~ nd rook!<' Joh n Burket! sra ltered rtg hl htl s to lead San Ft a nc1sco ovrt I .os Angf'IPs Thf' Dodgers felt ftve gamrs behind thrRPdstnlhri\I.Wrst Bu rke l! . ll 7 sna pp<'d lh<' Dodgrt s lhrrr JZ,Im r \\ tn st1rak bv hut l tng his s ~ ~( o nd comp iPh' g<~ nw .Jan )\;(' td l tngPI .-, 2 ht~d hi~ fl\ i' gdmP \\ IIHl!ll g " lf('.tk -. n.tp pi'd t;('Ol'f'd Mtke Momr 12 II . wor kr•d lhl' on Mlki' c; rpf'nWf'll ... Ill pi~ \1, fit o.; t four 1nnm g<.. f01 Oa kland. giV Ing up t'lgh1 h 11<.. a nd all SI X J)(>~r o J t runs Htgh~llt plll'hed lh<' nmt h lot hi' '14th save M1kr Wlll r) H <.~llowrd r tghl i\1 Mlnn4~a pol a s. rook1r Senti Frf('kson ';" .J ,tllowf'fl f our hil s m4't I ~ .\ tnntng'> a nd C,u v (,aflll l hit .J g tand slam for h1 s 2001 h ra t f'Pt homt' run ro g u !d(' lhP Tw rns Kllb\ Puckrrt and "W ht'O 1 sav. I he b.tll go to ltw J 11. I k nP~\ I r I ('() u lei g f'l 10 I h 11 rJ 11 V.Ou lclimpt ll\'1' OUI I hdOI'PS to srOlf',' (;ll't' nWI'Il Sl.l td Fttt' Plunk lht•n Ltnnl'd F vl.:l n " ,md M1kP Mar shall, and go t Tom PPna on d g 1oundPT 0 ,1\ P for fieldi ng tUmp<'d on Chari I<• Hough 12 11. Com poundin g I1os to n ~ pr otJ lrms 1!'. th1• ]Min rr rn l.:lln ing 1n J{ogP I Cli'fllt\ns' sho u ld t•r Mur gan s.11d h1o.,; at I' r lght h<-tndPJ lriPd 1o throw .Jg,lln, hut stoppt•d · Thf'rr wa"n r much sf'nsr 1n thro\\tng motf', I gurss." Mor ga n sa ld Clf'm l ' ns r r fu sf'd ro commrnr Wr plav tou t out of fJVP del\ s for fl vr hits and a~ 0 IPa d tn thf' fll 'il tnnmg •tthoul Rogpr on !he hill tnfte ldeJ .Jodv Rrrd sd td · l'.e'11• tn posttJOn to win lhP rlivls lun Wt' c.tn 1 Wilt I\ dtxJut onr· guv Tum Bolton. q f) ll'tf'IVPd thi ' '-Ia! t 1n plarf'ofC'IrmrnsS unda\ Of th e 10 bailers Bo lton fared. 11x ll'achcd basr a nd thn·e scorrd Bolh Ihe Red Sox Jnd Bl ue .lavs ha vf' nmr gamrs lrft 11oston plav s all bul one al homr and lh<• Blue Javs ftntsh wtlh ntn1 • sl ta ight on l hP ro.t d 'I hP two tr a ms mrrt for lhrPP g.rmPs 1n Boslon Sept ~H E l se where tn thf' Amt't tcan Leag ue, De !roll mauled Oa k\and 6 0, Mlnnesola lopp<'d Texas b 4. Kansas Ct lv rllupped Ca l\f01 nld 4 0, Balilmore ntppcd Mllwaukep 2 l In 10 Innings and Ch tr ago edged Sea lll e 1·0 In Ihe Nal\onal League II was Plltsburg h 7. Sl Louts 2. Ph1la de lphia 2. Mon11 ra t I tn lb Innings. Allanta .!. Houston II. 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Strvr F.or pi!C'hf'd a fivt ' h i t shutout to IPdd lhf' HO\ t.d s F ell !, 1L i, .t! lowf'd only t.,..o ru nnf'I S past fu st tn h ts f 1rst compiP tr gamr .1nd f1rsr shu tou t Ch uck Ftnlev, IX X took lhr loss 2, Bn•wt•r!<i 1 10 Innings Haltlmotr Bob Mrl\ln Oriole~ AI (\ro w 111 Hill H_1pkPn wllh .1 "d(' llfti'P fi V 111thr lOt h tOg JVt'"'fhP Orio les lhetr fifth s iJ a tghl v~r· lory Melvin' s sar rlftc<• fly made ,, loser of Ted Hi guera . Ill~ Jeff Ba llard. 2 10, pllrhed lh<• \Oih m rr\tef of &n McDonald, who spa crd tnntngs fl\f' h it s ovPr nlnr \\>hit~ .lll Pick-Up Only! ••I• D.1n C:\adden earh wrn1 l for ·l Hll'k t\gui lrra pllrht>d thr ntnlh o~nd I I am 10 ~id Sun Thu" ~1990 1\an~t·rs ~ h1t s ovrr sr\Pn mn ings fot thP v.Jn HPVJrld f'd lhti'PTun s. tv. oof lhf'm t cnnh'd tJP( a ust• of sh odd \ Houn I I ctm Twins 6, Sox 2, Marhwrs I ill Seallh' rookiP F• ank Tho tn.! S hom erf'd ln thr f' lghth to ltft lhP Wh!lf' Sox from .t 1 1 tH· Rookte ttgh l handrr All'x FPr nt:t nd ez, :'> l WPnt Plght tnnango; a nd IJobbv Thlgpt'n pltehed lh e n lnth for his ~1:Jrd savp Matt Young,R 17 allow!'delghl htlson lh<• \\ay to his club lea ding sr;e nlh co mplete game Fruth Pharmacy Fills More Prescriptions! There Must Be A Good Reason! Have A question about your medication? Call your Fruth Pharmacist today! He cares '"",.f ,..., Trnw~ "'•mlr 111 r1 ••ul .I us ncr belted hts 27 th home run lo lead Allanta Marak. 1 2, sl rurk out one and walked lhrep ll11l Gulltckson \el l lo 9·H AI 21 J.l Houston ha s the worst road etghlh Ellis Butks w<IIked and Page- 5 Ann Landers IPa guP VI Ctory and rook !(\ Davp hUnlf'l ~ d g1 dll d 'i ]l.:llll Ill th1 sPcond l!ln!ng - In PO"-f'r th1• llgPr s Mnrrt s l'~ · IH did not ~!!low d hit d fiPI ltw third tnn1ng Pnmt·rm pass Dale Earnhard l made up a lap he losl early In Ihe race, when he had a !lat tire, and wound up second In a Chevrolet, on& Ifill allea4 of Mark Mar11D, ' wbe finished third In a Ford. With the 2·3 finish by Earnhardt and MartJn, the Winston Cup points race becomes the tightest since the Inception of the pre•ent points system In 1975. Montn,al 2 1 t n Hi mnln gs. A1lanL.:1 bi<HikPd Houston 1 [) Ctnrlnnatl rouiPd San DiPgo Y L, and Sctn F't annsco lwat Los lblh Inning, edg mg Philadelphia past Monlreal Von Hayes led off I he 16th wilh a walk. s lolt• second and took third on a wild pitch off loSf'r Howald Farmer. 0 3 Char liP Haves !hen htl a fl yball down the nghl ·ftr ld \me Ihat fell fatrby mrhes Dan Carmen pllched 3 J.'l 1nnmgs 10 improve to 6·2 Bra\es 3, Astros 0 AI Atlanta. Paul Mara k IOS Sf'd a four hiller f01 hts firs I major East; Tigers top Oakland, 6-0 nmth hll a I 0 pllrh ovr1 a drawn tn oulftl'id Ihal scorrd Ihe Mi\fl!'I NS \'lLLE, Va 1UPli Ceof f Bodtnc sli pped pasl Mal k Martin on lap 459 Sund av fttll,r.. I• rrm,rlt II \1'\lo I n~LHHI -.,;,.,., 011\'.Ul ' 211 l thi M'Ill'- I "I t "' ' !'1 Ill \~rl mln~l<ll ln dr tll, tp ii!l' 111 (I Ill 1l 1 I " \Il l.: ' I I.... 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'I 10 1 I.! 11 ...j I >I t , L lll't 21 ~I j - I "'"'' ( ,t!JittiTII '\ t ,HIll J-.. (,ft ~ 'l 1 f.: I ) ,r k l.r Ill I ~ lr Jl .11; 11 1' l' tl ;-. ,~ 11>1 ! ,, ll.l\11111 at :"w1tH\hur~1 • P . r l lllulf1rn ,11 0111 1r rMith r \\ rlmrn~loon 11 Pr l l. tmr • h..rl.-llll,r/1111•\lrrh .1 ! ~rndlr 1 ~I Si l1r"' pit d I tl11ph1 II~\ tilt behind "Thai makes II Iough on us when we gel behmd ea r ly Wr bait led. and 11 Jus I gol oul of hand Van S\vkl' lo lhtrd tlw le ft fif'ld ltnP f01 Ltn t'J rm Joh n Sm!lf'y JmprmPd to 4 10 ~ when we're four or five run s Dan I 13oslon added a IWO·J un shol a nd Dwtghl (,oodcn ~~>on ht s Ba1 rv Bonds singled homP Van REDS SV.EEP PADRES the Cardinals wllhout a h\1 ovet 1he final 3 1·3 tnnmg s "They look advanlage of 'ome bad p\lches. and Ihey put runs on Ihe board," said St Louts Man ager Joe Torre. 'We're nol lhe type of club Ihat ran come bark C'('ntf'J f1eld wall sro t mg R.1ck man and sP ndt ng BPII to lh1rd Bontlla hit a s,Jcttftl'f' flv to cPniP! to tlr tvl' 1n HPll and movr• S\vkc, for his I 13th RBI Ptll sbut gh Increased !Is lead to l 0 in Ihe thtrd when Bontlla slammed hts \2 nd homr run ml o lhr cen1rr·ftrld sea ls Ilon tlla had been given new Iile "hrn lhtrd ba se man Todd Ze tlr mts p\a1ed IJon\lla s lout pop rto"n ·- - dec ts10ns Vtnccnt r Pa la clos earned h1s second save holdmg The Daily Sentinel Ily was able to wear a wnstwalCh It's somcthtng tn the blood. I lhmk Her nrecc broke the "c urse " lwo years ago when her chetniSiry leacher suggeslr<l thai she rub garlic on lhe back of her wau:h (a frc.sh clove every week) II solved tl1c problem . Please tell the world about this, Ann. Houston I had a devil of a umc wtth a walch I rccervcd for my l6tl1 birlllday. llJU.St plarn wouldn't run. I took It 10 the jewelry shop three wnes and nobody could figure out what the problem was. Then I had my fonunc told . I menttoncd tht s and the fortune teller satd , "Dunk the watch m a cup of water every three days for two weeks " Well, I d1d and the damned thrng rustr<l up like crazv. I had to throw 11 away I have no so luuon 10 offer but I know what nollO do El Paso: My husband was a watch maker for 42 years. He says there IS no such lhing as body magnCIJ.sm stopping a wak:h . A wak:h thai 1s repaired properly wrl/ run. DEAR READERS: From an article in the Soulhweslem Watch mal:..-, here IS an explanauon thatts the last word on this subject (courtesy Ron Brodkey m Omaha) It sard, when waldJes don't run rl IS not because of magnetism tn the •. person's body. Years ago the great ' ' screnUsl Michael Faraday proved that theory to be false. He slated qmle clearly, however, :· . that a watch can become magnetized from other sources. Cenain high vollage areas of the TV receiver can .. magnetize a watch. Most common ways of magneJizing are being around furnilllre or refrigerato~ wtth .'. ·.,, magnetic doo~. Is lira/ Ann IAfllkrs colrun!J you cliptXd years ago ytllow WJlh agel For a copy of her lt!l)S/ freq.untly reqUI!sled poems and usays, send a ~If-addressed, long, business-Silt envelopt and a check or lt!l)nty order for $4.85 (1/Us includes postage and handling) 10: Gems, clo Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, /1/. 6Q61/.Q562 (In CIJIUJda, send ,• ·: :, ~.87) Local girls takes top daily title at fair Noelle Pt ckrns. daughiPI of Ray and Pallv l'tckrn s Pomr roy. look "Ousland mg of th e Day " al Ihe Ohto SI.JIP f'a u fo• lt\ ed tn v.tlhout him her 4 H Pnlrv tn thP rtC'.tiJ V(' wntmg con tf' s I f r PP stvlp poP I r \ dlVI SIOil NorltP wrotf' d prn'rn fo1 hPJ could PH' I' lO\ P mr Hf' \\ ould nPvet late gr,mdfolhct. Alber I Got• glr1n, of PumPr O.\ Shr II tied I! 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I Of'\ rr !hough! that I u.ou lct lla' f' to \.\Oi l ' ,1bout rh t.~l i At Ira<;;! n o t a ! l ..l, t I gUE'S'\ I hd\i' to ll.:lkt• thtng s olll' stp p al . 1 llmc· ]1 hii" \\OJ k('(] so feu but u.11h 1h1• 1Jn'.t'1 o! v.1n1rt 11 w1ll ..,Uif'l\ gpf mOl(\ C]J ffllU II to ('\('II ~ 0 d "i!P p I I s 1(•,111\ CPI1 1n.[: ILI!t' no\\ .1nrt 11 " cold Th1" v..1ll probl.:lbh b1· nn tougllf''.l n1ghr sJnC( I lPft back tn lhl ' ..,ummi'I I n(' '.PI t hought c~bnu t p~ r < k111g d bl.1nkct bPc.JusP I d1dn 1 plttn un IH•tng on Jtlt \ ro.td !hi'> lnng \~ t1o~t \~d" l 1h1nkmg Hh1•n I 11'1 1 ' I llH'.In 1 11'11 \ \ II hour .t df''i!Jn.t 1tr tn I J U '>l \ I 1 DU I un rll\ j(llllllt'~ to '\11 \\hl\1 1 I gUI'SS thdl 1 tl IU '-1 ,l-: 111 m\ 1f'1'1h .tnd II\ 1tr ki'('P gt1tn~ jury deliberates satellite piracy case NORFOLK jurv Mond<JV 1 l'sunH'fl dPlib4 '1dl tn g th(• casP ul .t Chr 1sn.tn Bl Odd< rl"illng 1\I'IWOI k terhnt r t.Jn LH'( usPd of ustng CBN fc~ctlli!Ps to "rnd trl1g1ous mt·~ "><lgPs that llllf'I rupiPd <.;O ft pmn mO\ lP'> on IM\ T\' Thomds H a\ nlf'. J~ of \ ' n gmra Brach· I" chargrd v. tt h u s1 ng d CI3N ra J th s i.IIJO n tu <.;p nd un a uthOitzf'cl mPssdg t•s that .1p pt'a rrd SPpl h. I9H~ on 1h<' Pia\ bm ('hJnnPI and lhP Am(' I I ran Exxxt,t s\ Chan nrl ThP pttntl'd mrssagps \.\.htc h nvt•ttodP tmc~gps of scan Ill\ CIMI v.ompn on 1f'IC'\'ISIOn sn E' t'n " told vlr\At'I s 10 rPprnt ar.cl ht'f'd r h(' wo1 d of God .Jurors dl'l!brra tf'd m o1P th.ul four hours on Ftlda\- bPioJf' LJ S D1 s tr1 c t .J udgr RrbPfT.I Sm tih rPiea sPd thf'm l'hf'\ r l 'l urm •d brhmd closPd do m s M o nd.t\ d l q am EDT During r loslng at g umrnr s las I Frida\. dPfPn S(' ar tor nr\ Hu nt f'l' St m s sa 1d thr gove1nmrnt s IC'c hnJC<JI <'Xpf'rt" f a JIC'd to provr CBN was lhP ~o u rrr of lhC' mrssagc:>s H r sa td lll\f'stlgalors did nol rC'dew hundreds of olhr1 broadca s t fac\111\r< throughoul the WP sh't n HPm1 sphr1r .Jamrs Wtl son i.l prosrcutor fm lhP .Justin• DepartmPnt. cou n tered lhdl 1! was v ii tuall v 1mpos slblP to invest!galt> rve1 v sa tl'l 1\le fac\1\ly In the Untied Stales, Mex1co Canada and Cuba Hr said more 1han 300 fact \It tes were reviewed, tocallng seven c hara c· ter generalors thai could have made lhe messages at six locations The proSf'rui\on has satd lhe character generator, ampllflet and antennae al CBN lead authorit ies 10 Haynie. who was the only operator on duty at the nelwork's Vlrgmla Beach earlh sta\lon al the time of lhe lnc\denl s. The message Havnlc "as al leged lo have sent appeared lwlce on Ihe Amen can Exxxtasy ,, ( ht~nnl'l \\ h1lr ,1 top IP s" \~om.m \'·' " .11 c~ rvpPw111f't A sJm!ldJ mrssc1ge ILtlrJ r~ppt \cl JPd on thP l'l.tl'bO\ C'tianm•l Onr mpssagi~ 1f'.td · 'I hu .., 'dll'lh lhr l.OJd lhl f:mt \(r mrmbPJ th(' Sabbath .t m l kPI'p 11 llol\ Rf'\){'111. thr kin gdom of ( .rttl '" .tl hand' H,l\ntr v.as mdJCf(d on 1h1re fplom count s of mt r t frnng v. tlh flH' O)X' l afton Of J Sd {P)lllf' a nd 1hl f'P mJsdrmi tl.:l ll Ol rou nr" of \' tolattn g .1 l lrP n ~r for 1ctdlO f'o mmunl<' allo n If ro nv1ctrd. llP ro uld br sf'n1Pncrd lo moJP than 10 vPa Js tn pnson .11111 bf' f1nrcl hundt Pds of rh ouo.;and s ut dol!.-u s Tht' ( i.ISP 1s tllP fi1 sl tn ttw cou nt!\ to tH' J)!OSPCU!t'd Slnl'l' a thank \oOU nou· con lribullon from Sa llv \\'Prr glvrn and and Owt'ns was noted A 1 ound robtn lt •t trr was wni!Pn to E ltzabf'th Ftck l.:l l OvNbrook J'h(' c trcl e s cantC'Pn srrvrcr lot the bl ood mob J\e has bern Sf'l fOJ Fehruarv The plants fo r lhe church rn trancp bv t hP CIJ c lr cuP 1n plac(• Ln1son prayf•r ( lo sf•d t hr mePII ng A dPSSPI t coursP was sprvPd to l.J mrmbf't s bv Mav <J nd Ma tda Mo ra T hP tab iP rraturf'd an ar rangmr nt of ga1 dPn flO"- €'' s .:.tnd vrgrtabtps By United Pre<s lntt•rnational WELCOME TO TEX'I.S· VILLE: The s1a1 s of 'Texas ville'' showed up 1n Dallas Sa t urd a v n tgh I f01 Ihe prPm ier of lhe seq ue l lo 'Th<• Lasl Ptclurr Show DtreriOI Peter Bogdano· vich and ariOr s ,Jt•ff BrldgPS ('yhill Shepherd. Randy Quaid and (')oris Leat·hman all aJP "p t PtP ndPd that noth ing had happr nrd · Yrars of dnnk1ng and hlngf' rattng followpd "I'd d1 unkrnly squdl 1n h ont of an Dpt>n r dngPratGr an open cupho;_rrd drmkmg vcxlka andealtng pvprvthtng, tncludJng Purlna Ca t Chow · Aftn \'Pa rs of psychothPrapv and supporr g roups, Hanl rv savs shp 's ablr to face bdck f1 om the l~il m ov iP which WdS b,JSf'd on d Lnrry Mt·Murtry novt'i. .ts l 'i 'TPxasVJ llr · BugddllO\'lt'h WdS LJ"> kf' d 3 1 <J nrws con f err nc(' I f makmg Trxasvt l lr ' was fun H1 s answr1 It v.<Js d!fflcult rm1rh hc1 problems I needed lo bt• rrmtndlng all lh<' t1me lo lalk. 1ng, comp l\ ra ll'd ltf e al l<'l mg " ffi( \ 1n 1hf' f'\P and thPn rur n around and sti.i b mf' m tht' back I should ha\ !' (orne In th1 s conc lu sron befo1r llrft S1s bPca u S(• shi • brtravrd nw when I lold hPr I WCJs fhtnkm g .tbour lL'av1ng Shi' Wds t hr om• pt'r son I could 11 u~t SpPC 't<:JI talks w\lll mP Jnd "did th.JI lhP\'(alf'U formt'mO JP i hclll .IT!ythmg Trn m in utes lalrr mom v.as on thP phonr talking aboul lht• phasr I ~\as .r::o1 ng lhr ough Some phasf'' J'lw\ rltdn I thmk that I H auld do 11 ht' wa~ a dPiivPrPr . law g tvar JHOVIdPt. a CoJ of Wi sdom . fotglvf'nPss .1nd maws tv ·\ popm. 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Tnntly Church llmPs of .JaC'ob .Jn srph and M oses to Davtd and Soloman. 11 was broug ht o ut that thr11 ltvt•s tou c h th.rt rnt:tdl' lhc When he left part of mr Wl'llt wtth htm lhts large famt lv so familia l lOa II Ill'<' to God of men f1 om Adam Noah and Ab1 a ham. lh1 ough the A carmg v..ondrrful old man, !hal wou ld llslrn when th el t' was nolhlng lo So\ Even the stmplesl thtngs touched his hear! l'ntrd bv Marv Vtrgtma Kautz at Rev1ew1ng the· l 1ves and sr t on an1one for he \o;cd all He had the Old Teslamen t · wds pres· hl' SI Idl£.', proerd SI!Il<l1t', PdU<"ate, ml'dltdle and many other km of Cnngtf'"" m.1d1 o..;.tlt •\111 1' p11 L11' ,1 f1·tom . 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"hrn I !,Il k aboul the pa s I, mv knrrs shakr I don 1 lhtnk I would br here lodov tf I hadn I i<'arned In 1"\k · GLIMPSES CZ<•rhos \ovakta s pi,IV\\.rtght pn' s tdPnl \'aclav lla\'f'l. brgan h 1s first v t slt to Ita!\ as hE'ad of sla tP b\' acc£'pt 1ng t.:1 iltrr a1 v p1 izP Sunday on thP 1slt • of Ca p11 Wrilrr Umbf'rt.n E(•o authm of "Thr I'\ a m E' of thp Rust• ' brstsf'llrt f1lm dlr f'C'IOJ Una Wt'rtmullt•r .1nd llollan Forl'lgn Minis1Pr Glunnl De 1\tldt('\l~it "-Prf' on hand to Sf'e ll.I vrl ptrk up l hr Curzlo Ma la p.n If' Pnzr, namrd for a n Italian wnltTv...holl\rdtnNaplrs Havrl mi'('IS ~llh rlf'Sidrnl Francesco ( ossiga, Pnmr MlntSif'I Giullo ·\ndn•our .1nd Pope .John Paul II o n Mondd\ Randy Nrwman \\IOir fl\f' ... ong;;;, for fhls wr('k s Cop Rock. lhf' ' \Pt"odf' of l!lllO\ at 1\ t' mu .,JC,ll d ra rna frrom pr odurt'l strvt'n Bo<'hto , a nd Bot hc o \~ou l d IO\r to wo1 k Wllh mot f' big namr mus1r1Jns ltkr Paul Simon Froth Pharmacy Fills Morcz Prczscriptions! Thczrcz Most Bcz fi Ciood Reason! Your Fruth Pharmacist - The Healthcare Specialist More People Rely On. He Cares About YOU! Call: 992-6491 Middleport Introducing Dr. Randy Hawkins P kasant Valley Hospital ts pleased lo welcome Randall F. Hawkins. M D. to Its medtcalstaJT. Dr. Hawkins earned his medical deg,..,e In 1987 from lhe Ma,.hall Untve,.lty School of Medicine. whe,.., he completed a three year residency In Internal Medicine. While at Marshall, he attended a combined Amertcan·Sovletsemlnar on stroke neurology held In lhe Soviet Union. In 1987, he studied neurology at the National Hospital for Netvaus Disorders In london, an Internationally "'cognized center for neurology. A member oflhe American Medical Association and an associate member of the American College of Physicians. he has co-aulhored arUcles lhat have appeared In national pubUcaUons, Including The Journal of Comparaffve NeurrJlngy and an upcoming Issue of Ches~ an lnlemaUonal Journal of respiratory disease. Dr. Hawkins Is now seetng paUenls tn his office In Suite 13 of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building Appointments may be made by calling 1304) 675-7700. ~~~~ ~~!!~t,~!io~~LLEY HOSPITAL Valley Dnva, Potnt Plea•ant, WV 25550 (304)675-4340 • �Monday, Septernbef 24, 1990 f'age--6-The Daily Sentmel r---Local news briefs... ----, Co ntinued from pag e J There will be a ca 1 show s tat ling a t I p m dOd !J vP entertarnment by Country Blend Cou nt!\ F r ee (;osp<'l Hat many, Circle Famr!v, Har t Broth<•rs M ount arn Fever Band and Stricti] Busmes s There wrll also be gas and steam engrnes In the eve nt of raIn all even IS will be held rn thr' Sou !her n High School Auditorium Those attending should br rng a lawn c hair For m ore rnformatl on co ntact Jo;ce Qurlkn a t !J.19 249! Crisp bond hearing today James W Cnsp one ot the three offrcers of Leadrng Cterk Co nscrvanC\ Drstrlc t lndretcd on F'r Ida\ wa s schedu l ed to appear In Meigs County Co mmon Plea s Court for a hearrng to se t bond this mornmg Crrsp, 1he curre nt genera l manage' of L CC D races c harges or grand theft and theft rn office He Is represented b\ Pomeroy Allor ncv ChaJI<'s H Knrght EMS has 10 weekend calls Units of Mergs Co untv Emergenn Medrca l Set vttrs responded to lO ca ll for a ss1s tanrr on Saturday and Sunday AI J 54 a m on Saturday Rultand sq uad went to State Route 124 for Malcolm lnggam Ingram w.1" t..Jken to Ho lzt.'r Med1eal Cen ter At 10 02 am , Mllltllrpor t squ.niY..Pnl to A mer 1eare for Audrev r.~lovPr, who wa s taken tu VPIPI dflS Mrrnor Ia I Hospital AI 9 04 p m . Syr a c usP squad wpnt tu Southe1n Htgh School Football F'1elct J<~y F1eld s Wds tak en to Vetrrdns MPmorlal Hospital At 1 36 a m on Sund av M rdd leporr squad was ca lled to General Haronger Parkwav and trans ported Susan Rose to Veterans Memonal Hospllal Middleport sq uad went to Page Street at 7 21 p m Walter Ba rlev v.ent to Veterans Memonal Hospital Pomerov fire drp a r tme nt wa s C'(J! Jed 10 J' s Exxo n to a n electrical fire at 12 4 1 p m At I 45 p m . Sv racuse squad wa s ca lled to Old Port lacd l~oa d for Debotah Henrv. v.ho wa s transported to Holzer Medical Cen tc1 Syracuse squad went to Troubl e Creek Road at :; Oo p m and transpor ted James Hinkley to Holzer Medr cal Ce nlt'r Mrddlcport squad wa s ca lled to Overbrook Cen ter at 7 01 p m and took Wrllram Smith to Veterans Mem011al Ho ~ pJtal Po met ov squi:.id was ca liPd to WPsf Main St JPf'l ill X J!:i p m ~·r Pda Sn11t h V.dS taken to Holzer Medical Ce nte1 Eight charged in tourist's death to face arraignment NEW YORK iU Pli- Human blood wa s found on th e clothes or a yo uth who · admnted he stabbed'· a Utah tennis buff wh en he tried to defend his parent s during a mugging on a s ubway platform . a prosecutor said Monday The al k'ged nngleader of a gang, Yull Gary Morales 19, made written and videotaped confes siO ns a bout the viole nce m MidtoYrn Manhattan substiJiion Sept 2, said Assrstant Drstnct Attorney Thomas Schleis " He adm rt ted he stabbed Bnan Watkrns h1mself. ·Shiels sa rd Some or hrs seven co defendants also sa td Morales wielded th e knife that krlled V.atkrns 22 who traveled to New York C111 ~<llh hiS famrly ftom Provo Utah to watch the US Open TPnnis TournamPnt aJJPSif>d thP f o llowing da\, Sc htrl s S<Ud ul thP arratgnmr nt tn st,11 r Sup tt' m P Co u1 t 1n Manhallan Co defcn<lan Is a !so pegged Mo 1alrs as lhr OJga nLZPI of lhP muggmg a nd sa id hP 'Aantrd monpy to go danctng at RoSPl and B.tllrnmn SrhJP is sa1d All f' rghl yo uths plearled 1nno eent to second dl'gJPP muTdrl roblx'f'r <.1 nd assdu It All v. f' l l' orde1t>d he ld wJitwut bal l Thf'\ wr rr s lated to tPIUJ n ro court on Oc t l fat a heating before Justice Edwin Tot res Out sid e cou rt Moral es' Ia " ycr Joel Lutwrn . sard hrs clrcnt ha s ' a l readv bern co nvt c trd 1n the medra and wrll ha' e a tough time getttng c1 fatr trL al tn th(' hrghlv publici zed case " Th ts casf' 1s g omg tot 1v to cJI\ ThP co dPfPndant s .1lso satd Morales had thP knifPou t brfoJP thr roblwn .Jnd ht~d the weapon 1n ht s pt~nl s pocket whPn hr v.as of Nf'w Yo r k becausr wp rP gotng to SPP 1fwP can get a f d l r and JUSt tr tal despit e the fact that m\ c l!Pn f hds .II n•<~dv bPPn convlctPd Southern .... mPdta " Lutwm sa id If COIIVICied the SUSp<'Ch would fa ce 21 vea r s to life brhJnd 1n lhf• Contrnued from page 1 t hey havr s hown pxcrptlonal acaderntc promtsP An offlrral of th1• M ent Pro gram sta ted that ber ng named a commr nded student tn th r co m pe lllr ve prog ram rs a credit to th e yo un g p<'Ople and !h err sc hools Commended St uden ts were of frrPd an opportunJI\ to hf' rPfPr rrd b\ th f' Mrtl1 P1 ogt.J m to two collrgrs ot unn Pr sit tt•s of bar s The death Sept 2 of Watkin s who was vrs ltlng NPw York Cn ' With h1s famll\1 from Ptm o U ta h to attend the US OpPn drew national attentron It hrghlrg hted the plrgilt uf Nt•" Yorkers facf'd wlfh lnCTe as t ng v tn iPnep both l llnclom and mtrn t um,1 l and dn•w (TIPS f rom c it\ official s, m cl ud1 ng Ma\ or D <.~\ 1d Dtnk ms off t< t<t ls s.t trl th<:~t t hr referr al sr1 ' trP and thP 'ecog n t 1lon Commrnrkd Students ha\r rarnPd "1 11rn hdncr rhrlr h tghrr E'dUCciliOrl llfJ~ lt UnltJ PS ,tnd In crra sr tht 11 motiv atiOn t o usr lhPll dbill!Jrs 10 thr fullest License issuro A m arn age llcrnsp ha s br~~ n rss ued rn Mr tgs Count\ Pt obal<' Court t'o Kri ss l av Meeks 29 and Ltsa Rav Robson. 2i both at Coolvrl le Smeeks Funcr al Sf' l YlCf'S "-Ill b(' hPid dl Dale K Sa m s bl of Route 2. Little Hockin g, drrd Salurcta \ at Ca mden Cl a1k Mrmo n .Jl Hosp r tal In Parketsburg \\ \.1 " " "' ,, brref rllnrss Born 1n Lubrt k \\ \ J h1• \' ,~ ..., thP son nf lht~ l.J l P HPn c~rHI /\de~ Sams Hf' had ll\l'd 1n Hocktngpor t for ~0 Yt'd Ts p r 101 111 Tlby moving to I rill• • Hor km g Prglll years ago Mr Sa m s worked a1 thr PPnn Metal Co In Vienna.\\ \a fOJ1'• years and rf'tlrPd from Store b. Bakery after 14 yrars fir \.ln l s d tJ S Army veter an Wo r ld W.11 II He 1s survJv f'd bv h ts "' 1fp Betty Rose Sams a daught er Donna Clark of Coolv1lh• d son Roger Sams or Hocklngpm I f iVf' grandchildren. and on<· gn•.Jt granddaughter Also surviving are two broth ers Denver Sams of Hocking port, and Earl Sams of Little Hocki ng, eight sister s. Lorrne Gorrell of Tuppers Plains. Min· nle Wilcoxen of Little Hocking, Edith Bills of Veto, Elanm Branch of Belpre. Pearl Purvis of Friendswood, Texas. Mabel James of Weston. Bernice Vogel song of Coolville, and Norma Williams of Cedar Grove . He was preceded In death by two brothers, Delbert and Irvin Sams. and one sister, Cella f 2 pm Tuesd.ty at the WhliP Fu nera l Home m Coo lvt iiP "-l th the R ev Geo 1gc HornPt offtc Jat lng Buria l will b<• m tht• S!t•waJt Cemeterv In Hockmgport F11 and s rna ; after 2 p m Mond a\ "' th e fum•ral homE' Waher Railey Walter L Barley. 81, of Chesler, Oh1o, fonncrly of Mason County, drcd Sunday, Sept. 23, 1990, m Veterans Memonal Hospital rn Pomeroy Born Aug 28, 1909 , m SL Clarr, Pa . he was a son of the laiC Howard and Effie Bmley. A coal mmer and US Army veteran of World War II, he was preceded rn death by a brolher, Chester U Batley m 1986 SurviVIng arc nte<:es and nephews Mrs. Dcwayne (Sharon) Wrlhams of Chesler, Mrs. Earl (Janet) Wtlhams, Marietlll, Ohio, Mrs Earl (Betty) Cremeans, Coolvtllc, Jarold 0. Lambcn, Coolville, Oh1o, James G. Taylor, S1 Albans The funeral wrll be Wednesday, I p.m • at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Bennte Stevens oflicratrng. Bunal wdl be m the Kukland Memonal Gardens. Fnends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Miltlary gravestde nles wrll be conducted. lr ~ h o uld r11 dd\ dt \ th1ough WJ!h lt'lflJX'IafUil'S In lhP s t;n nea t upper 4Us to mrddlc 'JOs ct nr ghl Thr WPPk should br p1 PIty good fo1 Oh ioft~ rmt•rs y.,Jththprnostl\ d1 \ y.,palhl'I a llow tng outdom work to pr uct•rd Thts wPek s s unshtnP wi ll bC' nPfl t m a tu rm g summt'l cr ups dS WC IJ ciS gl't fall SL'l'dCd grdSSl'S and lrgumPs off 10 a good start F'r u1t and vpgrtablt' harvesting Lake Erie It was to br a mostly to par i I\ should con t1nur w11h veget<.~biP g1DW(_' Js mspectmg for cold 1n sunny dav across Oh to w1th temperatUJ es \\a I m1ng Into lhP JUI v and adjusting plckrng sc hP <.~ he a d f01 th<• Bu ekt'Yf' S t <.~ t r f01 most of th e week ~as s till 0\.· l't mm nlng, wrth temperatures slow lv nsmg ft om ea rly mot nmg low s 1n the uppt't 30s and lo~< 40s Sk res were c!ea1 ovet much of thr s tat e but som P c louds \.\ere han gmg on ovrt Cold Ohio ca nadian a 11 Monda\ ex treme no1 th eas t low 60s Monda v nrgh: oh10 should a noth er cold one with lows du lcs accordrng ly Wheat grov. f'rs need to 1e m e mbrr lhP hPsSJan fl y free date when drcrd rng on a plantrng trm<' Af ternoon humrdltv wrll get as low as 40 pet cen t to oO petc<'nl through Tuesda; . and davltme wr nds of 10 to 20 mph writ 1mprove drvtn g Fl(> ld drvdown of m.1turP corn and sovbeans will tmptove lhls wrek Davnmr humldrl\ will al so bP motP s ul!Clhlr !01 nalur ,!l rill or lo\-\ br· In NATIO NAL WE ATHEA FORECAS T FROM 7 AM 9 ls-90 iO' AI! 9 ]&-go & 'i(}s d u nng 1hl' d ay and lows 1n thP a nd mode 1atmg tf'mf)f'raturps 1s th P low 40s A southwesl breeze wrll help to keep tempera! ures from falling Into the 30s Tuesdav wtl l be frne fall da y with tern pet a l utes pushing mto the7Usa c r oss t he s t a ff' Dry Wl'dlher "' ill st.tv wtth u s through Tuesd.Jy, and fhl'n d weak cool f t on I wtll SWf'l'J-l across th r lowe t G tPal Likes, br1ng1n g a shght chanc'(' of showers to hPci 1 1nput hln dr Vlll g On lht' t'dtl\' rnur nmg V.i'dtht'J m.1p Joy, pn•ssu1 l' was p,tsl nl .ldmPs Bd\ w1th d cold front off northern Ohro TuPsdav night Temp<'ratur cs behind thrs fr on t atr not anv eoolP t tha n what ~<e'll have ahead of II so 7lls \\Il l re turn Wrdn cs d<~l F: c~st 1h r Coast H 1g h ]JH'S'-. UJP V..US0\£'1lhPSOU1 hf'rnPJatn sd/ld Cru lf ( oas 1 s tall'S DUBLIN, N H (UPli -The 19'31 Old Farmer's Almanac hit s the newsstands Monday predrct rng a winter "cold as the Dickens" and featuring stori es on glow -In the-dark condoms and a method to foreca st ear th quakes by counting mls srng cats and dogs The fa m !liar yellow booklet of weather forecasts, observations of absurd consumer trends and other oddities Is rn Its !99th year of publication. with very few changes In Its appearance since II was first edited by Robert B Thomas Judson Hale, the almanac's 12th editor, said weather fore casts for th e coming year remain It s most popular feature "We 're predicting a very h arsh wmter , more cold, more snow this winter east of the Rocky Mountains at least." Hale sa id "Starting early and ending late ' He said Florida and areas west of the Rock res are expected to be warm and dry The yearly weather predrc tlons are based on 11-year sunspot cycles and 22 year solar magnetic cycles, Hale said "(Wet go back In hl stor} and look at when the sun was doing approximately the same thing 11 was doing last year and then look to see what the wrnter was lrke the following year," he sard, adding that th e sun spot and solar magnetic activity this year arc Slmtla r to that of 1~49 ·What was the wrnter of '49 ltke? It was very harsh and "' ~'" mo ." ... , , , . . . ~~~ ' ~ ,. " ' ' ..,...----- ' ' o~ P .. ~:~~•e " "'' t WEATHER MAP - Most of til<• country wl!! remain cool and dry .., a large, cool high pressure syst<m stalls out In the Southeast. Temperatures In the high plains wl!! warm up significantly due to southerly "lnds. The West wl!! remain moderate and largely dry "Uh !SCattered showers In the mountains ------Weather-----South Central Ohin \1undd'r mosf l) sunn) and ~~,~, m1 •r H1gh 1n thL• middiP hOs South\\cst w1 nd s llllo 1o mph M onda v ntght e!PUI Low 1n th e mrddle lOs Southwes t wrnds lr•ss I han 10 mph Tursdav sunn\ mosll\ and war mer High 70 to;:; Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday A c hance of shower s Thursda v n lght rn norther n ohio Otherwi se fair thwu gh the period Hrghs from 70 to thP middle 70s and lows from the uppe1 40s to middle 50s Eyes of art world on Cincinnati trial today Co<.t lt!JOn CINCIN NA I I tUPi i -As lh<' to L nlr as h Powp J Hamilton C'ountv Pro tnal of an a rt muSf>um <:~nd 1t s <.~cc u s<' d d !rector on obscun tt v c hargPs got srcutot S1mon undPrwa) Ot~\ 1d j)I E'VIOU S V.t• also ha\ r ,, hts tOiy of ga\ b as h1ng hE'Jr 1n hom ophobra Ctnc lnnatt Carol Ltppm LIIln of tht ,\ld.., JUVf'nllrs gPn ttals ronlart \l.!lh th C' lei \\ 'ma\bt • a truff11 vwla t ro n when I was In rm LOs' sa1d h(' Y..dS JPacl v to fight fot what hp d psc rJbecl as fu ndJm<'ntal rlghts If convlr l!·rt hoth fac r possJb lr $'J ,000on f',Irh count for thr g.tl!PJ \ .Jnd $1 IMJO o n P,J(_ h count fo1 thP d11P1 tm R<:lr IH'.t lso fc~ cps lhP possilnlrt v u f twm g J·lilcd fo t d m axi mum of S IX months on l'd l h m 1sdemPan m eo unt IIIH'S nf {'Xpl£'SSIOn What 's at sta kr hr t r 1s not o n<' .trt rx hlb l tl on With Sf'\ Pn phot o ~<as l'h r dc fcnSf• was dav s. involves seven of the l/ 1 Ga\ and LPsbl a n M en c h t\<11 vlsts, said 'Webr lH'\ t' thdl l l ht l ndJctmrnt s atr) momat cd h\ to demon st taiPihPI! halJPdofthf'gavand lps b1a n co mmuntt\ Ral tl(' . ll who Sd\'. ht s on h rndlcted tn Apr II on chat ges of pandering obscenrtv and c hild pornographv for an exhrbltJon of photograph s bv t he late Robert Mapplethorp<' The trra l. exp<'c ted to las t Ill photos dr spl avcd at the gal il'l\ Ids! spnng l' rw photos all' ot mrn r ngJgrd In homosPx ual .t r t!-. and two a t r of rh 1ldr Pn \'.llh t hPJr gr nttal s dl spld VPd Out sldl' thl' lOUT thou s1• p1 Olf''trl s 111.:111 tH'd cHid chd ni Pd s lugdns SLott Madar I\ a mf'mbrt of Judgf' using thr piCtUI E'S Sh OWIIlg ffidlt'IIJI fOI lhr Lf'! S and Albant' S( of M Jpplethor P<' trral Mondrlv .1hout 100 homosPx U.J l a c tJvts 1s <ind cpnsur shtp opponrnts dPmonstr<ttPd outsidE' l ht> Han11lton Count \ Cou 1 thousl' The Coni em por ar v Ar IS Cf'n! CJ dnd director Denm s Barrie wer f' dpalt a blow f'a riJrJ 1h1s month whrn Alba n<'s t~ 1 uiPd th r scOpt' of t he trw I \\ OL!Id b r limll f' d IO lhl' Sf'V('Il photos ra thrt th .1n on thrrxh i b l t whole Thf' bu lk of thr \'I .Jpplc thorpt• ex hrbJI Includ es ,JS " graphs,· hr told ThP D,11 ton Dally New s Reall v lhl' JSsur JS non co ntJO ~P I S I.ll sti ll l1frs and thr flpp (' Xprf'SSIO!l tight s ,CU.! 1 an teed b\o lhP First AmPndmPnt a nd VO UI d( Cf'SS 10 !h.! I fr f'!' Drlrnsc lawvrt II l.ouJsSukm f'xprrs s1o n If thr \ Pid ll t gof'~ r~g.unstttw dt'f(•nd ants lw Sd Hl It ~"; ould bP d him" t o t ll' dll\ I I\ 1n I hi s rn uniJ\ ! lhlnk ~\f' ~ould f1nd OUISf'lVl'S Ill cln ,llm Os!Jh('!(' I hell was snflmg H,n I If' ,lfld I hi' ( Oll lf'm pot <II \ 1\ r Is (' Pn ll'l ('a c h f c~cr <.1 c ha 1gP o t pandr1tn g nbsrf'ntl\ fo t thf' ho mo ~rx u , ll pl l iUli' S tncl a rh<ll/:.:1 nf U'-. lfl g cl ( h1ld llllllldll\ OJ li' ll!Pd ])01 11 <IllS r"<.t llrd thf' r ulmg so llliPIIt•ctu .J!h w1ong 11 s lll l tC'dihlr ·a nd sug g1•s tt •d 11 m1ght bP thr bas1s f 01 rl n dpJX'd II f hI S Clll' n I IS fou nd gu ilt\ No thrng pr ep.IIPS yo u for thi s, Ba1 nr o.;,a ld of th r JniPnsr cuntr OVf' J s~ grnr1 al(' ci b\- lh( MdpplrthoJ pr 111 a l I vP nrvr1 b• en hassled Ilk!' thiS bl'fo t e I don l lh!n k a m mu s.:• umdllf'(\ Ot has brf'n ha sslrd llkf' thi s !J( f Oi l ' I lit' hLts:-.l1•s tnt l udt' tel('phonPrl thr eats to the ga llery and name ca lling, as well as several hund red dollars Ba t ri e est! mates the arts center will spe nd on lega l fees for the ttlal 'I wa s always happy berng known In mv pt ofessron and som e what k nown m th e commun I 0' 1\N(;f:j IS 1CP!r - l r.1qr ( o ndu clrd SPCJ t't ( 'X PI I' JS(_'S for at lr as t tw ovrdrsllf'fll rt ' i.il ta c kmg !<uw,Ht i.I S part of .1 y, d r plan d(•slgnrd to <o nqur1 thp 0 11 f1r lds of ras tf'l n S;wdt A r.Jbl d 11 v. as r r por tt>d Mond.l\ troops 1 hP Los AngPIC's 'IJ ml's Si.lld thr US gmr r nm r nr ust>cl nP\'> I\ ga thr rrd lntP i lJgrnct ' to l l'al n th<.~t ltaq1 P1rs1drnt S<.tddJm Hu ssrrndrl'V. upthrplan.J :-. t'dJl\ .1s 19H6 It Pnv tslo nrd thdt tlw troops Yo ould ma kf' onl\ .r s tJi.llf'gR pa usP 1n KuY.o~rl lx•for e conllnUin g sou th Jnl11 Saudi Arabia the Ill'\\ spctp< r quoted knov. Jrdj.!;PdiJlf' off111al " Srve1a l mtl tl.tr\ PX(J f ts•'" 1/l\ as to n lila[ fUn <., fOJ !he l iiCiudJ ng <1 d 1t's" 1p hPaJSdl I ll IT!ld Jul\ In CP nlJ cll II dCJ m v. hJC h l.'litt· " IJ<'C ial fl ac 1nr F11 st ln\d S IOn r1bout lht• f111111P nf lhr Unlled St.Jll' s 1o dl'lr•ct 11 <~ n d JP<.ipond \\ t n1 to Ku~\dll lmmC'd iJ tP h brfOlf' lht ' JnVdSIO/l \)OSI!lg a o., d spOil s drlrgai!On on .1 \ 1s 11 thrt l hJ d bi'f'n dt frlll ,Qt•d Y.. f• ll 1n d(l\ rill((' Thr '.Jtlllrt p<., guJdPd fl dql hi'I!COph 'IS ( IJ lh!' t.:.~ r gt'(<, I hP nrws papf'i s. t rd I hr pdpt'f saJd thr rw v. 1nfor m,l1mn ha s bP('Il C' IJ'C UI <l 1Pd In !hi' l ' S mttlhgl'ncP Lo mmunll\ <~ncl pto \ Jdrs co mpe lling PvldrnrP rh 1· su1prl sr allack v.c~s the pt odur t of a l ong plannPd opt• r d rtn n c~ tmf'd at wt nn l ng co nt ro l of hcJlf l hPWOild S 01 1 suppl\ 1'1'0 ( arnlval 'I h1• Portla nd Pl O I ai!J( .11 111 \al wt ll be hPld Oct h \.\ll h l oud s(' J \'l ng to begln dl :l p m l'hr fpaturpd gr oup will lw Silw r Wmg s Squan dane·£> Ud 6 H.tpt !s l Ho~\ to Chu rC'h V. l ll plf'sf' nl !I r ip Your C hrld S.1v No roS!•x ual Prrssu1 P .111 t'1 gh t srss10n '1 d('O sP mmdJ fo1 par rnt s a nd g tanrlp<Ht'nt s nn \\rdnp sd a\ Jl I~Oprn Rr·vival to start !'he Zion Co mm unll\ Chu1< h Routr AA2 !.owN Pia tn s Road w tll haw• lP \ !Veil brgmnmg Wr·d nPsda\ Wlth gurst speakr1 s r1 nd Sl ngpr s eac h rvrnlng at I p m 1 he Ohro I 1.1 l'h r Chdp!o• J m ret Tuesd.J v at 6 30 p m Marn Street Przza w ri t All ba ske t tlmr i\i\U" lu mret The Mrddlepo11 Poml'r 01 Bra nrh of th r Amf'rlca n As soc r.1 lion or Untvrrslt v Wom en Wi l l meet Tupsd av at 7 30 p m at the Racrne Uni t e d Ml'th odtsl Church ~t.\\ ~ CJUt'SIJOn s '.(](]fit' I Tht> .1 t 1PJ'- 1 h~ o ~ PJ r S! tlf'S of f'XI'IC' IS( '-. ])I Ubabl\ mi ))! (JI\ s hould h,J\t' h1 •f'n """ n to Mid up lo "Omf'thlng ,1 L S off!C lcll <.;d tel ln s lf'<.t ct c~no t tw1 soulrt' sa 1rl nobod \ h<~d H'dll\ dom' art \ sP JJ ous plannm ~ h ll lh1 s run t1n g1•nn .lncf V.IH•n l hP lll VdSIO n 1 .Jillr lht> Amf'J\11 dn ml lll i.l l v Stocks I>.LII~ sto<· k pric I ,\s of 10· 30 a ('Joo 111 I Brvce and Mark Smith of Blunl , EIILs & Lo••wl 1\m IIPCIJl( PmH't ~1&1 2h I ~ m~ ~ ~s hland Or! Bnb F\ ,Jn s ( h, n mmg Strop iH'S ( 111 Holdrng l'~> F'ed!'ra I :\luglll Loocl;~• ar T&ll liJI; 1'2 11( XI; ! SqudrP ll.1ncc' ( lub wJ I! hold " LJnds E nd w ~~ da ne<' ()I t ti f1 om X 10 II p m at lhf' HPnd ('tson Co mmu n lt\ Cf' n I f' ! In Hend erson W Va rhr lrm rt Pd Inc Mulllmedtd lm at o rdrrs a t P to lw turnl'd ln at th1 s llfV. K!'\ Cr ntur 1on lwuiP r s \\t.'<.i lf'rn r·.ti!Pr will be .Jim Wrlbur f~un shoot Saturday Gun shoots wtll rPsum f' tn H JC in(' on Saturdav at b JO p m .11 the Ba shan F11c Stal!on Sorority to ml't't lrl l '-.(''i 1'l lf.! 1rl ~ 1RI' l 0 14 Thr C d llla Brta Sigma Pil1 'or01 rt; 1nfo1 mdiiOil aft('J !h(' t lllh hr lr ro pt t• r bo rn( dSSdU lt o n Ku V. el l I (II\ lhdl <.,f.J I h 'd lh!' Ill\ d SIOil 1\ug 2 An pall\ ol I! .1q1 < nmma ndos ~·rn mar l'hr ciJ o.,CO\f'H•d OjlC'J.I I lUIIS fut t' ('<.; IJIM IHI'd lht • Meigs announcements \' idt>o fhf' f. H' l lh.rt ftu V.ds 'I he Mapplethotpe c xhrbll drPw a record 81,00.1 people In Clnclnnat r T he show then moved to Boston's ln stltu te for Co nt em porary Arts, ~<her e drrector Dav id Ross exprctPd ,, record 100,000 visitors before thr show closes Oct 4 M applethorp<' died rn Boston March 9. 1989. of AIDS Hrs subtect matter rncluded homosexua l taboos II adltlonal sl tll llfPs, commercial advrrUs lng fash ron photog1 aphy and alttum covers Hts work yielded 20 publl,hed books and exhibition c atalogs and brought some of the hrghest prrces of any living art photographer In 1987 . hts platinum on lin en ptlnt s, pro duced In srngle ed iti ons. so ld for $1'1,000 each To toUecl hills H ar rne Vrllagl' Sho nrv s 1nc Wot thm gton l nd h1 '1, 1'. 1~p 4 " Fl\ Bank Is <'X dividend . OIL PANTING MADE SIMPLE "AS SEEN ON T.V." 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POMEROY. OHIO Rl 7 & S R 143 ALBANY OHIO Rt 50 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 am 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10 em 5 p m 6 Days. Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, SEPT 11 . 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb . Clean Dry Atumrnum Cans. 45C per tb Cleen Auto Radtators 44C lb . Bananas ' 1 25 oa Yellow Brass 40e lb Alum Sheets 40C lb 614 992-5114 YOUR FUTURE and finish carpenlry s~llls a\ lh• Adult Educalton Center-Tn -County Vocational Sc hool The Ad ult program wlU provtde you with lraln mg to tt.eoma 11 carpenler Carpentry ski111 are so tmportanl and varsatlle lhal carpenltrt make up the lergest group of bul ldmg lrad• work8rs To register lor classea begin nmg Oclober 1, call 1 800-6J7. 6501J Ask about our varlely ol tundtng aourcaa available lo poy lor l ralnlng Carpenlr~ 9 1t90tln "AI Reasonable Prr<es " PH. 949-7801 or Res. 949·2860 446 7261. Stock!! Oll H.A trr DCSIGJI --~- DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND BY '"'"'"9 '" machantcat. hyd raullc r-.o "' L-------------------..1 Announcements Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Patnting FREE ESTIMATES GAME ROOM NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sot. 949-2168 HRS Wed -Thurs -Frr 5·00 p.m. 11·00 p.m Sol. 17 Noon -11 pm 87901mo 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise We quarantee you S20 00 10 5100 00 more per po und than anyone We ere th e only c ompany m Oh10 w1th a Federal G1nse n q E)(port l•cense Don ' t be tooled any mor e ah1p y ourgm seng to Hong Kong w1th us W e do n t Grade your gmseng bu t 1f you have prem1um root& WE PAY 8)(1ra lar ge PREMIUM PRICES We are your fr1end s 8nd we Will make you lois of extra money Co me see u s Y ou may only have Roots bul we react as though 11 wea gold 4 great locattons m your area TUESDAYS 9 am to 11 am Jackson OH at th e Cert tfted Gas Statton, At 36 12 Noon to 1 30 p m McArthur Ohro at tha Iron Restauran t on Rl 60 East FRIDAYS 9 am to 11 am Galltpohs Oh•o at the Blue Fountam Motel . Room 34. Rt 7 South Just past the Rt 35 Er1t 2 p m 6 30 p m , Coal Grove. Ohio at George Electnc Co L01, Rt 52 & 243 across from Bi lo Gas Ptua OHIO RIVER GINSENG & HERB CO P 0 Box 2347 (SI Rt 2671 Ealt LIVerpool, Ohta 43920 Phone(2161 385- IB32 Lawrence&. M1tchell McCullough - Owners Call ua any t1me for price increases or changes (2161386 1832 3 Announcements Gold Credrt Card, cash ad11 ance pr ogram Vtsa,Master ca rd g uar No sec url\y de~p os1 l 1 900 4460040 $25 las t wt1h Go8ese Capsulas and E Va p Water P1lls At Frulh Pharmac~ safo Reduce 4 ilnd Giveaway 2 year old male blue hiller dog Call 614 669 3039 atta r 1 JO p m 3 all black 1 all el•ctrlcal end wh1ta k1t1ens lhe Adu mamtenan ca l1ProgramIndustrial 11 T~ app llcanl s Classes begin OolobBr 1!1t Call 1--800 6376508 to ,. 9 ,,., Earn money by !h• we•k ,!oln tha numbers 10 demonstrate Chr1slmas-Ar o und Th• World Ju ly·Decam bt t Laave nama add rass, and phona number on answer~ng servlca 614 992-6319, Ea rn up to $500 w11kly stuHing envelopes at home eas~ work no •xpen&nc• For lr81 lnlo send SASE to PhUeme, P 0 Bo K 855 Maywood, N J 07607 Easy Phon• Work' A local nu m ber on $325 a day U not mora plus answef pnon.. f01 Na1 1onwtde Co no w hlrlngl 446·7496 afttr 6p m Jl3 mtdla E~ penen c$d 3 fema le adult cats 2 !emaiB 6 week old kitte ns 614 -992 5777 lervllw Long hal red pat1 Ang ora kltlans, FEDER Al 304-nl-5259 HIRING Male klllen B w ee ks old whlte & cream color 614-446 2113 lor tmmed(ale response representallva Basa Bvfln l ngs Older t ype ho!!.plral l'll1d wllh !I des good condtllon 304 675 7544 6 14 446 ~~.,--~=--- - Two tul l bl ooded Dachshunds 3 yr lema le and 2 Y' mate 304 882 3686 6 Lost & Found halt Fo und fema le a Found female very grown black downtow n puppy, Pomery aru Med ium 1en q1h hair, loves people 614199 2-34 20 ftlond ly amall blk and whtle long halrad doi, r•cenlly apa yed. 2917 Birch ve, 304-675·3665. Found . 2 111s ol keys In the !own of Pomeroy 614 ·092-2155 Found ChUd 's OynaKids shoe Brown. &14-992-2155 Found Fem111, black puppy tn downtown Pomtry area Approximately 4-li months old &14!'992-3420. Found Glanes Wtrt lound In the ~rking lot 11 end of 124 11 Rt. 1. 114·9&2-Z1S5. Regardlen of where you live Ieven in W Va I if you LOST dug the glngseng in Ohto we cen legally buy lt 1 Mudowbrook amall 304-675-1494 off withe dog, Sandhill araa 6,4.: Easy Workl E•cello nt Pay( As semb le Pr od ucts at home Call tor lnlormat 1on 504-641 8003 El 30>1-8 82 2519 Puppl •s to giveaway 1909 com · pon•n•• o' '•crorv •o, Jpmonlln have a variety ot fund lng sou rces available tor ellglbll located on Safford School Rd. off II. 141 1614 1446 -941 6 or 1-800-877 -5967 NO SUNOA Y CALLS 41686«n IN E ~~~~ty E~~~:::~ s~~~~;-~~ HENNEn'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING l. CHANGE MANUFACTURING TECH NO LOGY RICIIve Speclallaed '-------------------i t Howard RAPID THE MOBILE HCME FU RNACES • HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS Day or Night Ke"le Cosme1olog1sl n~ed.d l Gual'lon· teBd wag11, paid vacations 614· Now In I:JT§RTHERM. FOR BUILD learn bolh rough New Homes hilt 'Free Esttmates ' Shlrle~ BE !N OEMANO Food service workers made up one of lha lar gest and tastasl growing oc cupallonal groups ln the labor torca Enroll now tor Fall Term In the Ad1JI1 Food Management and Calerlng Program at The Adull EducaUon Center-Trl · County Vocational School We ha11a a vanety ol funding sourc es available lor those who quali ty Call 1·8()().637·6508 Classes begln Oetober 1 19QO TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING NO lUNDA T CAlli Help Wanted Guaranteed sa me day approval' UPHOLSTERY PH. 949-2801 or Res. '149-7860 Employment Services 11 oF Mlddlepo11 BISSELL SIDING CO. CUSTOM BUll T HOMES & GARAGH to Buy Horses or 614·446-2107-day 614- Wanted CAIN'S •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL BUILDERS Wanted to Buy Used mobile homee, call 614· 992-2196 MAKES WANTED GINSENG ROOT YELLOW ROOT ~ 9 l/61 90/ tln 10/ 301 891fn BULLETIN BOARD AD David Bogga Auction Servic1, Now bookfng auctions, llcansad In Ohio, 614-446-7150 A(ron From Pott Offl(t 217 E. Se<., Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO 9 12 90 1 mo Carpel for 122 985-4473 Public Sale & Auction Rtck Pearson Auction Compa~~ now booking auctions, _., perience makea the dlHerence Licensed Ohio, l(enlucky, Wut V1rgtma, 304-773·5185 q92.5335 or 985-3561 q92 . 5335 or 985 -3Sb1 Atross From Post Offi(t POMEROY, 'OHIO Between Wilkesvrlle and Solem Center PS. PB. AC, SER~ICE KEN'S APPL!.ANCE SERVICI . 41686Hn 2 1 - Busmess B Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 3 family, Tutl & Wed, 8 00-6 00 52 Burdet11 Addn , Mlcrowav• & mlerowav• tr.ezer/rtfrlgtrator, cabinet, cl othll, wtsttrn bookt mise We con repair and recore radiotors and healer cores. We con olso ocid bo1l ond rod out rodiotors. We also repair Gos Tonks. ALL 1I :00 A.M. USED APPLIANCES Monlhly H•ppy Ad) Card o f Tl1anlt ' In Memor1am l r8 tin 388-8504, 11venlnga Between Wilkesville ond Solem Center 6 10 "Ads ou lltde M e gs Gal!•• o r Mu on counlo8'!o mu§t be pre pltd "Rece~~~ e 5 SO d ts.: ou nt lor lldli p•• d n •dv•n .:~ "Free ads G veawa.,. and Found ads untll!l' 1 S w c"dS w II be run 3 dtrY's at no ctuJ'ge 'Po.:;e o f ad for •II caprt&! 11!'11 1:!15 <S double O< <Ct' o f lid COS ! "7 potnt lme type on ly used 'Sentonel os no! responsoble lor f!rrOH atier flr5t oav !Checto. lor errors foru d.,. ad runs rn pape• l Cal! b.-fore 2 00 p m d~ atter publot aloon to mak e corr ectoon 'Adt that must be pa •d m advan ce art 16141 992 7714 MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR Every Sunday Slorlrng ot Rate Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity Mrddleport, Ohio I 13 lie SHOOTING MATCH Over 1 5 Words 20 Days Higley's B~rber Shop Upper Sl Rl 7 614-446..0002 Freazer TV , washer, dryer, other BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION 111 ·90tln Pomeroy, Ohio 111 88-ttn RATES All Yard Salu Must Bl Paid In Advance DEADLINE 2 00 p rn the day bafort th1 ad Is to run Sunday edition • 2 00 p m Friday Monday edition 2 00 p m Saturday jti!IDENU PHONE Sept 4,tfn 985-4422 Rt. 33 Nerth of Words 15 & VIcinity 24th, Pay Your Phone and Cable Brlls Here ,.~,. •'•· IU!INESI PHON! 16141 992-6SSO SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 Gathpo!ls Vard & Garage Sale Mond~y. thru l=rl 28th Sept SALES & SERVICE We C¥y F1shmg Suppli88 Gauge Factory Choke only l_Yard_Sale_ PM 997-7479 ' (Berkland) predicted that there were gorng to be as many .Js &0 mrssln g dog s rn the clds sl f Jcd page s of th e newspaper s and as man y a s 25 ml ss1 ng ca t s rpnor to) an earthq uake" Hal e sa td "11 got up to 58 mrs si ng dogs and TO PLAC! AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. New Lo,oflon· 168 North Se<ond Middleport, Ohio 4S760 GUN SHOOTS COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK I:IULLETIN BO,\RD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION FOI JUST USED RAILROAD nES GUN CLUB Ill 90lln 111 Se<ond St., Pomeroy TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL PH. 992·5432 ' 37 9 - Walnut DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER Old the Parmer's Almanac 1s a balan cP I' 245 - Aoo McC lun g c !••1 k !,J nr lif>cg l£> announrrs sh1• ~~111 bp ( o llrct tng lhr 0( to br 1 \\ .t iPr bill s al lhf' ma v m ~ offh_<' m lhP f11 £> housr annf'x q a m to l p m , Oct 1 15 Mond.11 l ht ough rrr day Brl ls may al so bP pard IJ\ mar lrn g the bill and check to thP vil la ge clerk. P 0 Rox 17', Rac ine ART LESSONS /\ndP r son of BILL SLACK • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace THURSDAY PAPER Veterans Memorial SATURDAY ADM ISS IO \JS ftl•na MrDanrcl s, Pome roy C,porge Harvev. Gal lipolis SAT URDAY DISCHARGESC dlherrn Roa ch. Iva Ravburn. l oh n Easterday SUNDAY ADMISSI ONS I'. alter Barley Middleport SCNDAY DISCHIIRI.ES edlll on he s Classifie CO PY Q[ADUNE Hospital news brcausc REMOVAL *LIGHT HAULING *FIREWOOD 912901mo srml l arltv to Kuw ait 11 14 I i)I,...J "·" Rank W••nd)' s lnt I (Star today 1 apparPntly con prartlcr 1uns on 1PIIItorv chosen becausf' of It s IIJQI S nuts can sense wh at ts commg POLICIES st.'vl~ral Wtlltam nght Each redoing our best " CLOSED SUNDAY US offl cral s haVl' sard !herr rntellrgcnre provrded ad!'quate war mn g that Iraq wa s capable of allack but that pol1 cv makers ( hosf' to di sco unt I hi' ma ssln g of Iraqi t1oops as just a show of fot C'f' not p!Pp.ut~lton for c1 full blown mv<t stnn l'lif' People fo rg1ve us and Jl•a lm• 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY d!d not havr a dPplo vmC>nt plan ductpd sc lenllsts Thts year's alm i:inac con tam s a con Hale saymg our forecast was wrong feat urc artic le on James Berk land, a geologrst in Califo rnia who predicts ear thquakes bv watching the number of ads for m!Ssrng dogs and ca ts rn loca l newspaper s Th e pets, Berk land theonzes. go AWOL tn greater numbe rs just before a quake becau se t hey never 100 rs accurate, 21 mlssmg cats about three or four day s befo re the 11989 San Francisco) earthq uake Hale sa rd he misses only about one 1n four quak es and 'dr 1ves Other predlctrons mcluded rn the 1991 Old Fa1 mer s Almanac relate to consumer trends and new ptoduct s II notes the development rn G1eat Brrtaln of condom s that glow rn the dark, for "prophylactrc users with poo t nrght vision" Accordrng to the almanac, the device Is' nontoxi c and leaves no residual glow " "Damned If I know why someone would want a lummou s condom . but hey , It's on the market In 1991, Hale sard . The Almana c also predrcts. "ad nauseam " the spread of advertising messages to telev I slo n monitors located at gas pumps , to recordings played while people ar e on hold wartlng for a phone call to be connected. and to the bottoms of goa course holes "The worst rs go ing to be on food "Hale satd 'The .Japanese have come up wrth an Indelibl e Ink wherP you can put an ad on hot dogs and on eggs · cedes La st year's edrtron fa1led to predrct December's month long cold snap rn the Northeast , one of the most severe on 1ecord But he sa 1d readers don I seem to mrnd "Wl' get hundreds and pr r\lacy H Rax R£' sta urant s llobblns & ~~~ rrs The almanac percent hundreds of letters askrng when to castrat e !herr bull or when is the best time to get married," Hale satd ·But very, v ery seldom have we gotten .1 tetter we severe, · he sa1d tt Y. Barrte satd, ·but t o be so well known all ove r the country !S vr1 y difficult You havP no LA Times says Iraq planned for two years WN(' USPd d S --Area deaths _ _ Dale Sams By United Prt•.s International A perrod of mostlv dr1 weathr1 The Datly Sentinei- Page- 7. Old Farmer's Almanac: hard Business Services TREE RACINE winter lies ahead,"ad nauseam' SHRUB TRIM and Dry weather forecast for Ohio most of week as savtng lhf'lt ( h OICP Thr Monday: Septernbef 24, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio sat.s plus co"' miSSIOn 304 727 7885 call form ---,.--GOVERNMENT lS $16 000 $62 000 year Cal l ,·605-564-6500 ~xt GB 968- GO THE WAY OF THE HI-TECH FU TUR E The Electronl ce Stt · 11lclng program 11 the Adu lt Educal ton Center- Tri·Counly VocHt lo n~~l Sc h~ will traln you lor Jobs In 1h1 serv(cmg and m;11n tananc:11 of electronic: ~ qVIpmenl We have monlu avatlabla to pay tor !raining for eligib le applicants Call 1 BOO fiJ?-6508 to rag ltltlr for claaus beo;:mnlng Oclober 1 Help Wante d Day & Night Shift, apply m ~ rson Mon-l=rl, bel· ween 2 - ~ . at Dairy Ou1en of Gal llpohs HOME TYPISTS PC uura $35 000 potantial Details (1) 805-687-6000 Ext B4562 n11ded Horse Trainer to lraln & ahow Quarter Horses In Wtaltm Plaasurt & Haller Cl11111 614· 286-6522 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS lor or... pl&ced Homemakers n11dlng emotional 1upport, building sell·confldenc•, career ld1o-, liltcatlon1 job rtadlnus Call Betty .&.aklna at Buckeye Hlfts for Information. Career Cenl•r 614-245-S334 INTELLIGENCE JOBS FED C1A, US Cuatome, DEA., ate: Now Hlrl~ U11lnga (1) 80$1 687·6000 Exl K·101Bt. �Monday, Page- 8- The Dally Sentmel 11 Pomeroy- LAFF-A DAY Help Wanted INTERESTED IN A CAR EER IN AUTO MECHANICS? Join one ot tho Nations fastest -growi ng employment fields Tl'\e Adult Aul o Mechanics Progr am al Trl Counly J V S will teach you En gina ~erair Engine Tune-up Electrtca Systems, Brake s Steering Suspensions, Roar Ax le KeatlngtAir Condltlonmg Olesot Englnoo, and N A 1s E Practtel Tesllno For more m formation on this exciting program call 1 B00-637 6508 NOW We want to hear from you! Fall term classes begin Oc faber 1!11 1990 , !'/ 1 / Par1 time Instructor nHd1d lo loach community and personal skills to adults in their own home (Melga County) Various skills and talenll nead.cl It you Ilk& to eook exsrc1se garden road or drtv._we may nave a lob lor you Were tookmg lor / {, .__L::. / _) tunlly Employer Reta il Sto re Manager need ed tor lor. a/ store 3 years e• perience & merchandising & operations ct.11Box 046 Ga lipolls Dally Tribune 825 Thud Ave Gallipolis OH 45631 EARN MONEY ty p ng wordprocess lng person al com puling At homo Full or pi ltme $3 5 OOOiyr Income potent al (I) 805 687-6000 Et B 10189 SOCIAL WORK POSITION Pr ogram Coord mator posllton available at two res dant1al programs lor people w th men tal retardation and developmurt tal dtsab tiles In Gallta County Ohto Responstbtltltes nclude the day to-day sups tv ston o l tho program Must hav e one year tuperten ce and a l our year dsgrsA tn a human !h'lnltcas ho ld Expenen ce wtlh Med1ca d ragul altons •nd prev ous e• pArlance wiTh personn oJ super v ston preler red Vali d dt1VIH s licens e and good dmt tng record requtred Fltutble hours Ltbera ben sl t pa ck. age Salary $15 19 000 year A appltca tt ons mu st be l ost mark9d b ~ 10-01 90 San resum e To Cec Ita Bakor Buc key & Communtty ServiCes PO Bo w 60<1 Ja c~ son OH <15640 Equal Opper luntly Employer Want od Elacllor tc Ti!d nt c an ~ nd ruu ma to P 0 Box 702 Gallipolis OH 45631 WAN TED Par1 I m8 pMtl wns av11 llable at a commun ly group home lor pa rsons Wtlh dovelopment al d1 sab Illes In Gallla County (1) 20 hrsfw~ 91! m .fip m Sat Sun B dwell ( 2) 35 hn!wk l i p m 8 JOa m ti'IIFrt 11p m Sal 1p m Sun Bidwell (3) 33 l'lrstwk 2 30 8 30 TIJ!Wilhll= rl 4 11p m Sat Gal llpolts 14) 30 hrstw~ 3 9p m ThfFrt 12 8p m Sat !S un Gal llpolls ALL P65 1TIONS Hours at lh1ted sbo ve plus 2 hour wHkly staff meet tng or u otherwise sch&duled H gh tchool degree vahd drtver s llcenu and good drlv ng record good communlcall on and org•nltatlon sk.tlls punctu•l and s~e to work n pjr1 ol 1 tum r~ ul rfd u ptrltnct worillng with persons wltf1 ment•l relarda t on and devalopmentst disabiliTies p,..ferred S•l.ry $4 50/hr to s11r1 Send resume to Cecllta Baker PO Box 604 Jukson OH 4M40 plene lndlea1e post tlon spplylng lor Deadllns lor 1ppllcanta 0120190 Equsl OpportunUy Employer WOULD YOU liKE TO WORK IN THE MEDICAL FIELD? I! so Trl County a Adult Dtversllled Medlcsl OccupslloM progr•m !. for YOUI Our program provldH you with 1 aoltd foundation In mltdlc•l ttr mlnotagy 1nd procedurn as well •• Instruction In your •rea of tpeclal lzatlon You ue •lso trained In Job Seeking Sk1lls that will provide you, the g111duate, wltn an added boost for per.onal IUCCIII In the Job maril;lt Ctll 1-800-6508 to regie tlf' for CIISSII beginning Oc tober 1tt 12 Situation Wanted Whitt lady, widow, would Ilk• 1111111 I posllble eompanlonahlp with white male In early 60 s p 0 Box 302 Tuppert Pttlns OhloU783 Will e1re tor elderly or elek In thtlr home Cer1Uitd Ex perttnced Call B14..t48-026e 18 Wanted to Do HouHC:Ielnlng or care ot lhtt elderlY, $35lday, or both "'0/doy. Rot'oiM-446-7783 Mlglc Y•ra Dlly Cll'l Center deptndtb.., NMI:llnltiiJ, llcenet, t~PAIIIy child car. Monday lhN Frlday, 7 30 till 530 For mort Information or lo rogtotor 304-4175-5847. , __, \ ~ w ~ / _____..,/ __........ '{ ~--V.(J..\ ( fj J \ '\ \ \ ~ ? 1~ _, •..., , _ _ _ ..., _ _ _ Moving Sail Dining room suite & hutch Living room outfit baby bed mlac 614 '2.56-1966 ::;~ 3~;""'" Roomandboardlnmyhomelor an elderly ptrson In Racine area 614 949·2212 don 'l Jike him." Twin Rivers Towers Housing for ~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:-r-=:=========1'he Elderly and Handicapped 1· Apartmenls now available rent 18 Wanted tO Do 32 Mobile Homes ing lor 30% at adjusted Income 200 Second St or call 304 675 Miss Paula 1 Day Carl Cantar Sate affordable chlldc•r• M F 6 5 30 P m Ag•s 2 10 8 am elore alter school Crop Ins "224 we Icome 614 446 -... Plano pupils taught In my home To baglnners, advanead students, and adults Also teach chording end traspo!llng If In ter•sted 614:992·5403 Roofing painting, carpenttry plumbing end aceessorltl Guaranteed work with relarences Cant baat thes1 prlcu, Buaran1.. 814 .. 46 or 30.. 75 ~54 Top Notch 11cretary daslrta part time work, 304-6?5-3862 n'' Wanted To Do Housecleaning 614-446 9259 Will do sewing In my home call anytlma, 614 388 9169 Would 1/kl lo do babyslnlng Located l.eGrando Blvd havs ,.f I & Exp 614-446·1896 for S a l e •_6~1~"------ 1975 Champion 14165 2 BR sat un on private lot on 218 6 ml ,... from town $4500 Free rani tor 1 year 614 256·1393 SPECIAL Ftelory lo you1991 2 or 3 bedroom14x10 models al lh• unbellavable price ot S12 900 delivered and sal up Caii1-81J0.729-4045 lor dtltlla Nashua 14x70 wltxpando, sllulltd 75 acre land Point Pleuant, Many extras priced on lntpectlon 304--675 7917 33 27 acre farm 4ml from town h.. blacktop rd , achool msll talephonealactrlc, septic tank rural water hook up 614-446260!5 Clll trter 5p m Rlducltd, 12 tcret tobacco base 2 barns 3 bedroom trailer Ohio Rl 1 304 ~3-8196 614-64). 21171 35 Financial 21 Business Money to Loan n Real Estate Homes tor Sale Hl 84 St':hull 14X70 wtlkptndo, 2br 2 bath large porchn CA on 1f2 acre lot Fh 2 Nor1h of Pt Pltasasnt Ex e cond French City Mobile Homes 614 446 9340 304 675-6898 304-675 3313 2 bedroom lull sits basement located Grser Road 100x200 lot $38 500 304 273 2004 Of 304 675 1219 3 bedroom lull basoment gas hut clair g~raga double lot w mobllfl home Mason WV 304-882 3593 J bedr ooms pool dock 676 South Fourt h Middleport (near MAigs Jr Htgh) $31000 614 992:'7323 7 room 1 1 2 bath 1 3 acres &d d1l anal 33 acres hunting and llmbar 614 992 niB or 1 384 2097 7 rooms 1 112 baths country lt~lng but cloee to Metgs School and town Rt 33-4 lane Township Road 27 Arst ro&fi to right Call 614 992 7118 or 1 384 2097 GOVERNM ENT HOMES trom $1 (U repair) Deltnquenl tax property Repoat,.Sions Your ara1 (t) 80S 687-6000 Ert GH 45621or current repo hat home wtlh 3 bedrooms tamlly room g•raga In Rustle Hills Syracuse Prlctd a1 $39 000 614 992 54651614 992 3171 House 3 bedroom r11ncher 6 tl2 aerea 304-675-3312 Sale or rent, e room housa 2110 N Main Will consider tnythlng ol value 11 down ptymant 304· 458 1875 32 45 Lots & Acreage Mobile Homes for Sale 74 Baron 12x60 2 bedrooms a I eleclrtc exc cond 304 895 3534 12x60 house trailer and lot on Wtll tama Hollow Rd 614 256 6320 12x65 Mobile Hom• needs some rapalr $2 995 will con elder cer or P U Trad•ln ti14 446-6189 or 6t4 446-6865 3 14x70 Mobile home tnd lot bedroom rural w•tar tl14 367 0154 1970 Skyline 2 bedr()(lm 12x60 G11 stove gu turn1ce ctrp.t $3500 6141378 6236 1!U4 Carrlsge Hou" All eltc 2br 2 baths 12x63 56 000 614· 446·1511 1982 TownhouM 14x70 double lxpando CA. On prlvtte renlld lot In Rodney 614 446-1539 titer 5p"' 1984 Mansion 14x60 til tl~ 2 Ale batht, w11htr and dryer ptr11alty turnlthtd 304-&75.7Gif. 1988 4 bedroom 14K70 tumlthtd trailer utllltl" paid except electric, require reference and crtdlt approve!, will contlder HUO 304..fi75-42S4 all~r 5 00 PM For llle or rent 4 bedroom doublo wtdo, BktW.R, Ohio, llont 12!0 month. Solo $27,000 Contoct John Stctoro 304-175412'8, 218-:4454340 or Smith Roolty 11H4Ha08 2 ac,.. trallef lot Hplk: well afi driveway Tom Jones Rd lnton S4 !500 614 388 8447 e S acrn land on Rt 2 Eck•rd Chapel Ro•d 304..075-3190 Furnished Rooms Rooms lor rent week or mon1h Starting at $120/mo Galllfl Ho1el 614-446-9580 Sleaping rooms with cook ing Also trailer epaee All hook ups Call after 2 00 p m 304 1n 5651 Mason WV 46 Space for Rent Business building 30xBO 1cross from McDonalds Han dersoo, WV 614-446 9662 Country Mobile Home Park Route 33 North ol Pomeroy Loll, ,.ntals, par1s tales Call 614·992·7479 Wanted to Rent Would llkl to rent house or trailer tround Duler Wilkes vlllt or VInton area In country 811742 2339 8373 LOANS BY MAIL Up to $5 000 In hours We un he p you gel a Stgnatur• Loan By Mall 1 900-246-6500 $9 95 , •• 31 Upgtalrs Furnished 3 rooms & bath clean, no pets raterance & deposit required 614-446 1519 47 1 25 acre lot on At 160 4 mlln from Holter Ere view ot the country side $4 SOO 614--44&. c ai-Home Units From $199 00 Lamps lotions acce11orles Monthly ptymantt low at $"18 00 Call today FREE color catalog 1 801)..226 6292 22 Fanns tor Sale Merchandise !!1 Household Goods LAYNE g FUR NIT JRE Commercial Loll Eureka Lots & Acerage 12 acret Gattlpolls Sofas tnd chairs prlcad from Building sltt 45 acrtl tlmbar $395 10 $995 T bl $50 d • es an up 304-67S:.SIO<t to S125 Hld•a bed1 $390 lo $595 Recllnan $225 to $375 Nice lot, lincoln Avt S!S 000 L•mps $28 to $125 Dlnettas 814-446-8038 arter 4p m $109 and up to S495 Wood tabla 0 J Whtlt Rd 2 acres woodtd w-6 chairs $285 lo $795 Desks building lot, raady to build on S145 up to $375 Hutches $400 & up bunk beds complete with rn1rlcted $8 900 614 245 9585 mattresa $295 1nd up to $395 Route 2 Ashton 1 acre lo1sk 3 btby beds $110 Mattres!l•s or miles touth GaiJIPQIIt Loc s box springs fu I or twin $78 ftrm public wa11r na restrictions $88 and S98 Qua en. s•ls $275 & scm• with rtver ftont&ge 304 up King $350 4 drawer chest $69 Gun Cabinet• 6 8 & , 0 !576-2338 gun Btby mattresses S35 & , 45 Bad lramas , 25 Ou&en Size $35 & kln~rame $50 Good ulectlon of droom suites metal cabinets headboards $30 lnd up to $65 90 days same u 41 Houses tor Rent cash with lpproved credit 3 m1 out Bulavllle Rd Open 9 AM to 2 or 3br home In Gallipolis 5 PM Mon thru Sat C111J 61<1 $275/m'::l Oeposll required 614· 446..0_3~ "-------~ 256-6846 Rentals -- 3br house overlooking river g:~~~~~~~·~~~r $250 304 remod•led S375 Furnished 1partment ld.. l tor working County Appliance Inc Good man like now tlroplact S27S. used •ppllances TV sets Open ltrge tlor•g• building lde•l lor 8 am to 6 p m Mon -Sat 614 tobacco or aula r•pelr $150 446 1699 627 3rd Ava Gal mon1h 614-446---1615 or 614 446 llpohs OH 1243 Do you Ilk• to save Money? 59 Garl1eld Ave No Inside pets Check us out lor qualltr furnl $250imo & deposit call 614 446 tura end ca rpals Mollohan Fur 1828 nttun & Carpels Rt 1 Nor1t1 Phone 614-446 ~44 Galltpol s For Rent 3br house 304 675 Ohio 5104 For S•le On All Groos T•·rl In "' stock $2 99 yard 42 Mobile Homes Molloh an Furn tlure 614 446 7444 lor Rent Froat Free Rafrlgorator wt1 1t 1 14x70 trailer 3 bedroom unlur $95 Frost FrH Flalrlgerator n1shed $225 mo dep M d G E $125 Refrigerator side :w: dlaportJRutland arta No Inside sldt whttt Sl50 Retrlgeralor pets 614 1112 2075 G E Almond hkt new $2 50 G E Washar $95 Kenmore 1989 2br 14x60 nice araa 4 Ory1r $75 Whirlpool Drrer mlltt from Holzer S A 160 Avacodo S95 Kenmore Dryer Raterance Aequ red $300 Harvest gold $95 Westin month & Sec deposit 614 446 ghouse Dryer Whitt $95 Gas 6189 614-446.fi865 Rangt Coppanona $95 1 Electri c Range, 30 Inch while nice $1 50 2 & 3 br Mobile Homes lor rent Wtsltnghouu Wuher & Dryer Call a Mer 2p m 614 446-0527 Sot Almond S150 Each 20 cu 2 bedroom 10111 electric $250 h Chetl Frtazer $150 Fr.. ter Fr03t Fre• $1 50 per mooth lncludas trash water Upright anti ..wer paid $"150 security Sktgga Appliances Upplf' Alvar deposit App.llc11tlons taken 304 Road 614-446 7J98 67S.3000 untll6 00 PM 0000 USED APPLIANCES 2 bltdroom trailer lor rsnl In Washara dryara refrlgerllors rang•• Sksggs Appliances Rac1ne ares 614 992 5858 Upper Rlvar Rd Bestde Stone 2br trailer tor rent 514 446 n20 Crnt Motel Ctll 614 446 7398 PICKEN S FURNITUR E 4 rooms and btth house In nlct New/Used nslghborhood ret•rencn r.. .. Housaroold ~ulned or will sell with owner turnlshmg 112 ml Jerncho Rd Pt Pleasant wv ftnanclng 304-675 10i0 ell II 304 67S 1450 Mobile hom• 14x75 2 btd RENT TO OWN room• 2 baths with 20 ft ax 6t 4 44 s- 3158 ptndo $250 month Wiler and trtsh fumlthM raference r.. 6 pc wood group $1 4 01 Dlr qulr~ S100 deposit garden week 4 poster bedroom s u~t· tplel evall•ble 304·675-5520 complete $15 20 par wsek dlnatta with 4 ehalre $150 ~r' Nle• 2br with llvlngroom dining week Magie Chat 14 cu ,.......t1 room np1ndo In Bidwell Ares Refrigerator $12 05 per weak 15 $250 month, plus deposit ctll cu rt freezer s1o 90 per 814-388-8580 Mtore 2p m Rei week VI Ra Furnllura Rt 141 4 requlr.d miles off Rt 7..Cent•n•ry Open 7 44 Apartment Household Furnished upstairs apt sullabla IOf one peraon reterencts and deposit $225 plus electric, 304 675-2651 One Br unfurnlshad apt Rangl an d regr tIJ prov ld I d Water sewage, and ~arbage 11 61 roqod ' '· lt"ke, 1 tltl"nk )"k 1 e! you know .. like, I went out with I IIIII. • LI•ke, you k now, )ike, I ·.~, S'Il -:-:-~---- Uprlgnt frtezer Very nlee yeara old $150 614n42-3033 53 30 06 Ril le with Tasco world class room scope Fired 20 IImas mini cond $200 814 388 ""4 50 buehhog llall mower, 8 hp, ATV type $1,300-n•w now &650 ATV anow blade tl25 26" bleycl• $40, 22 Hom.t rtHit, lnt 20 guage btnsll and w•aver 4X S150 lirm, Con 45 Hml-auto service model $250 614 98!54369 BSI Electric Typ1wrlter naw1 $250, 1nstrsfi personal wora processor uHd $300 614 24!55430 Complete Sataltlte system Must ··" 614..]67.(1210 EnrciH bike Side by aldt raflfrur.r 14 8 cu h Chest treazer 21 cu ft Food dehyd ralor 0-P gym pac 1500 304· 67!5-5057 altar 6 00 PM For Sale 1 warm momlng helttr 65 BTU, wlblower & new piP- & 1 warm momlng heettrl ~.!~~ ~h In good condition 1 For Slit Airline tlcktt going to Orlando from Huntington WV lot' Oct 3rd Best offer 614-4464449 For Sate Propene or nttural gas furnace 125,000 BTU s bought new In Jan 614 367·~88 FOR SALE Used RCA XL·IOO 25 color consolt TV Call 814 446.0195 F'ure brltd Collie puppln no ptper. lather r.gisterad mother not S125 11ch Alplay 304-372-6390 Reg blsck and white cocktr Nauttrsd hou. . broken $200 614 g92 5883 '57 Musical Clarinet, •xc cond, tl80 614 445-5430 For Sale Conn Constalttlon Trumpet, exc condition, 8l.f.. 448~823 Gibson LAsPaul Deluxe Guitar new c11e & amp. $450 Cost f1 250 WUI atparate 614-3782628 Snare di\Jma wlcue Meigs Footb•IIJacket Size 38 S60 614 lil92 54 Mov1ng mutt sell Co uc, • lovesoat cha ir 1250 OBO Full slzt matt ress/box springs frame 130 Ex&rclse lrampolfne $20 Call anytime 304..075 7514 Portabl11 lighted sign S299 Free dallv&rylletters Plastic tatters 14750 box 1-800 533 3453 anytime Pos t&r bed small pump organ 1975 Vega $100 304..675-4451 Reconditioned Washers Dryers Guaranleed prompl servlct for all makes modsls The Washer Orver Shop,... 614-.446 2944 ·' .-~ Tandy 1000 Computer end Color Montier IBM Compe!able with 3 112 Inch drlvs 5 114 firlve 30 mg hard drive $700 614-992-6205 WHITE S METAL DETECTORS Ron All ison 1210 s.t:ond Ava Gall tpoll a 6H 614 446~338 Wolle tanning bed 6 months old $2 500 30"4 576 2691 or 57S2863 55 Building S upp IIeS Block brick eewer pipes win· dows lintels etc Claude Win !ers Rio Grandt OH Call 614 245--5111 56 Pets tor Sale AKC Reg &d Chow Chow 1 Blacks Bluet Craamt Reds S100 ••en 814 2.56-1447 AKC Reg Slberl•n Husky shots wormed & health record 304-675-2019 Drsgonwynd Cattery Peralan SlamtH and Hlmalaytn kiUent 614-446--3844 II 7 a ., P m Flth Ttnk. 2413 Jackson Avt Point Plentnl 304-675 2063 10 gal aet up $14 99 end 10 gal complete S43 25 For Salt Btagles red & whll• copper noatd lull 11oek, ctll now I 614 256-6276 614 :156-6214 For Stla Dog houses etveral sizes 1 1f2 mllas out R1 t41 Warne Shoemaker 614 446 059 3 Good n•tured Siberian Huekey mala 11 mos old $150 614-44&. Bruce Beatttc 2 rooma & ba1h newly rtmodeltdJ. $200/mo All ullltlee lneludtd u.poslt rtqulrtd 614 44e ml 814-44~222 2br aptr1rnttd on Fl,... lvt CA!gu tleat Ref & Oep No pell 614-446-1078 3 or 4 bedroom houM tnd ttlrM bedroom ap,~rtments tor ,.,_ In lllddtopof1 114-119H554 .,,-.,.---,--,-1950 Chavy, 2 door dtluxe 59,000 miles runs good, $1 000 1982 GMC S 15 truck $1600 304-5711 2815 1956 19n 1968 9115 Chtvy 454 motor $1500 Chevelle race car S2500 cnavello SS sroo 614 388 artar6 446 39n 1Bn Monta Carlo 350 automatic PS PB air adaptabla Ntlds minor rapelr S141992-5302 1916 Datsun 280 $1500 614 446 7802 1978 Chev Monte Carlo V 8 2dr, AJC good work car 614 9V2-3225 1978 Chevy Conversion Van C20 6 eyt suto crulsa lilt wheel, custom ptlnt tires & Whetls nlc•$1800 or trade Sse at 26 Ctnlral Avenus Galllpollt 1918 Pantlac Grtnd Prix, good CLEAN VP A BIT FIRST JJ lilii) ABC News :D Wild America 0 Cil J.2 ®l =:-77-:--=-:':---:--,...1975 Harley Davidson Sporwtar great cond low miiMgt $2 500 nrm 304-882 3432 1979 Mustang 4 cyl, 4 spd ~o &14-4464535 1976 lowas boat 14 tt 20 hp motor swivel seats live we ll $1 000 304 895 3335 Fruits & Vegeta bl 88 Dunravln Frull Farm juet aft Sr 681 t.aal of Albany We accept food atampt Verltty of tppl•s trash C1dllf' pa•ra1 pymplclns and gorda ...7 atlly. cl~ Monday 614-6M-6298 Red Rubtrrtea•.~::•k •our -n .. 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Tayl or 1 Barry tch 614·245- 5064 197V Otds Delta 88 Royal•.t..!HJto runt good ona owner ., 000 304-ets 20M 19711 Pontiac Bonneville Broughtm, l01dad new 11rn runa good Naw 22 caliber 1eml tulo mod8170HC 304-675 n81 1081 Ford LTO Good ruMing dill "t41JII' 2220 con on "' ~ 1983 Clvalltr 4 door auto P9 PB, ~ 000 ortglnsl m/111 $1800 304-57'6 2575 1084 Ford T Bird ••e cond V 8, 302 luelinJecllon high mliu many new ptrta vtry clean SJ 000 OBO 614 245-5588 or 682-6459 61 Fann Equlpmen1 1984 otds Cutl••• Sup ..m• AC PS, PB 2 door, 66 000 mllas I 1212 Ctse David Brown Traetor owner $2,950 614 245·9441 wl!h 241 Round Baler 1ft Ha~blne Inti Rake $6,950 B 1984 YW rabbit e•c cond 4 1 27 Jnt 1 Dltsal wl!h 511 Bush lptld ntw 11ru $2,400 1!:184 Hog Plow Cul!lvator $:2 950 Ponlltc Bonnevlllt exc cond Owner will lln.snce 614 286- new tlr.. and paint crutse air 6522 auto PS PB AM FM must 111 $3 400 304-675 5554 165 MF Diesel Tr11ctor $3 850 snarp 150 MF Diesel with 1985 Lazer Turbo Good shape Woodt Buatl Hog Plow Grider $3 000 090 6141992 7823 Blade, CultlvatorJ. 2 Row Corn 1987 Buick Century, AT air Planllr $4 850 uwner wiU lin crulll tilt power locks & more tnce 614 28 6-6522 Exc cond $3,900 614 388 9306 2020 JO Tr1ctor w!Joadtr $& 950 3020 JO 55 ,950 1010 JO 1987 Camero Z-28, bnght red wlbulh hog $2 650 Ownar will AT~ PS PB, tlr, lilt cruise ltn•nce 614. 286 -6 522 AMIFM easstne & moral $8 7'00 814·24!5-9075 B d Flt w v•ry 1987 Ch•vy Celebrity V6 4-door aager age 'agon ~at condition tl 000 614 742 · $5 600 19.!16 Ford Tavrus V6 4· door $3 900, 1983 Mareury Llmr: GriiVII)' bed wtgona, corn pick 4 door tl395, 1982 Plymouth ert h•rrow gatora cuhl ·ptek Cnamp low miles $1700, 1986 ers wheal drills, wh881 disc a Pontltc 1000 4-door $2 900 mowers pull bush nog, plowa 1986 Mercury Csprf aun rool utility trsll•rs hofll wtlker & $.3 900 1984 Mercury Cougar atker field ready equipment XR7. Lotded $3 800 107'11 Chevy Howe 1 Farm Machinery Jack Monti C&rlo $1450 1978 Mar son OH 614 286·5944 cury Cougtr t1350,1980 Chavy Ctprlce Cow miles $1 800 Call Jim t Farm Equlpm•nt, SA 35 Mtrk a Auto Sales 614 992 3011 W111 Gtllipolls &14~46-9177 Wide nleetlon new & usld farm 1987 Oadne CoH OL PS PB AC • lrtclors & lmpltments Buy 4 n•w l!ras aulomst 1c Gels sell trade a 00.5 00 weekday& good gat mllag• Only one S.t till Noon OWI"'Ir Excllltnt condlllon Must ull Mtks oHtr 614 992 New Holltnd 707 3 pi hitch 23n lortg• f1arvtsttr Fox 2100 forage narv111er Gehl grinder 11187 Plymouth Turlsmo S2 7'00 mixer exc cond 304 :173--4215 automatic wlalr 1984 Daytona 5 opd 12.200 &14·258 t270 New Melland 718 Forag• box, 3 btalert tandem IXIt 17,900 1987 T Bird V-8, load.d 614--446Ustd lnttnltlontl torttge wagon 4808 2 bt•lert, tandem u l• wtgon 1988 Corslc• Excellent condl $1 300 Uatd New Holland 28 fon~g• blower S1,500 Used Ntw lion $6,500 and trade for Oids Halllnd 30 blower $1 200 Used or Buick In IJCtllent condition New Holland no chopr.r 4 row 614-844 5453 h•ad tl.ctrlc contro 1 b,soo 1988 EXP •xc eond tully Ustd New Holland 718 ehapptr, loaded ape sun roof AM/fM •-- • nt 1 1 row h11d• e.-trrC co ro 1 CIIMtle, cruiM control tilt $5 900 UHd New Holltnd super whHI, automatic, beige with 717 cho~r 1 row hsad $2,000 bltck trim only 13 000 mllllllrtt .........._ N ld ••• 1 " " " use 1W "-~one row 17!500, moving must sell 304 plektrt $2 000 Two uatd Naw 675-7315 idn 10 one row plcktra 11,000 1-:-:-::-=-=-:-:-::--:--::----c:-:cc: Usltd Ntw Holland ~5 grinder 1988 T Bird Turba Coupe, 34 000 mixers $!5,000 UMd Naw Hoi mlltl, lotdtd $9 800, 1988 land 352 111rlndtr mixer $'I BOO Rtn~ CVI, 4 tpd $4 000 614 Uud Naw Holland 425 skid 44«1 11Hr loader lS,500 New HolCvttus lntemallon&l ltnd 553 dleHitkld 11MI loader 1989 Series only 23 000 miles d• 1uu $14 ,ON "0 New Ho 11an d 4'4 ;l loaded wltvery opUon, musl akld st•r laader gaa $12,500 ... 614-446-4303 KMftrt S.rvlct Center, Sl Rt 87 Polnl P1Niant and Ripley 19BQ Z24 C.valler loaded l& ld Road, Phont 304-805-lPI oH Must Price reduced 614·992·:N85 Oltver with end $9(10, Tractor, 7x9tt dump btd,lotder, S100 GOVERNMENT SEIZED vehicles lt4 245-!IO!Il from $'100 Forde Mere1de1 Corvetttl Chevy• Surplus Livestock Your erta (1} 805-887-6000 Ex1 63 S.t0189 Hetered bull tor 1111t betwttn Antique 1830 mod•l Ford 1,200-\400 tba I 75 per lb Sedan All ntwl Thle Ol"'l It Pure brtd Slmmtntal Bull 7 nice! This ctr must 1.. 11 No months old 814-14Q-28.22 rttaonable offer refused Reg Weanling Quar11f Hoi"'IS $10,000 or best offer Stt 11 UOO 6 up, Job Evsnt Hidden Rlvartld• Marine 614-446-4424 Valley Rtneh Rt 2 Bldw•ll, OH For 9ala 1981 Cttavettt ere 814-446-4111 daytime, &14-446cond low mlln, 814-446 1021 TI57 evenlnge For S1l1 1884 Oldamobllll Aegllttrtd Quarter HorN mare, PSIPB, AC, IIH, cruise, 5 yN old lhown In 4-H • Omega, AMIFM ntdlo, very good cond, oponod · - 114-446-7121. wan malntaln.d, fine work car, Wanl to winter cow untt1 ,.klng ::~oolt will n.gotlata, a er &p m ask tor call Andy S.gltr, Morgan • 8t4-«t8 Lorry Form, At 35 304-937·2018 ••II Hay & Grain For Rent Ntw 1br apar1ment Hoy tor Solo ctovor I Timothy. carpet , kitchen furnfthtd, wtttr' $240 month piUI dtpollt 814-441..!11118 2AUII98 Round Botoo In IM Flold .... H1y far 1111 Flret c.ltllng, lqUirt btltl SUO bale IMnltl- 2373 La.. ch1nce to book wtnter hay with frla ltDrlp, prtmlum AJ. hllfl 1110 QIUI...CIOYif, rolla and equai'M Morgan Ftrm, AI 35, 304·1131·2018 ClOI'EANMENT SEIZEO-Vohlct" from 1100 00 Mlata., Corv1tt11, Ml~ Jaau.,., Porchtt tnd other mfte coniiiCittd property now being aokl to ttte genanl rublla ror buyara guldo col (708) 355-9802 Ext fSI!Ii Open 7 days e DO am to noopm tl H TNe JHps for $44 Tttrough Tht U S Gov't? Call For Facfa! IIOC-149-5145 Ext 11-313 Rtd 1915 Marc Lynx, very nlot, oond tt,t!OO 114-388-11895. BOATERS Mercury Merculssr Speciali st Factory Traln&d Bonded Pracl alan Mobtle Marine We coma l o you I 614 259 5979 7 30 rn 0 ®J [}) Jeopardy! C!l Bewttched FRANK AND ERNEST Ill\ Motorweek Illustrated TH.t ~Crossfire tNVI/(ONI"'tNT 'f5f.'~VEJ THf I CAN,OT TRACK DELETE All GROU CEVEI. 7 35 ~ The Jettersons 8 00 crJ 0 TI-lE,_, IN THE MiSTS, CO"tT~TS MONARCH' AND LOCK ON TO THE AIRBORNE 8U1 I CA.N 1 OIRECT ME TO 1HEfR LA.ST 1 POStTlON ON~S 1 402 Cl'lovy big block motor 6141992 2644 VInton Auto Salvage FOfelgn & Dom Parts buying junk cars 614 363-9062 79 Campers 8 30 crl 0 lHt. GJJ£RIJMWT IS Rt.CAUJOC, go% Cf 11-'f.. WISiaJS lvWX 11-\AT'S MIY£ 11-\N.J R£AGAI.J CP..fJ CD !X..RIIJG 1].\( [IGf-\T l,{AR Sttrcraft camper pop up SlrMps 8 Excellent condition 614 742 2880 MORK M D:J YOU EI!EQ TALK BACK TO YOUR DAD, TIMM I E~ N O, I (X), NEVE~ BtJT I I..I5E THE SA::::RTS SECTION TO LINE TH E CANARY5 CAGE SOMETIMES BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifet ime gu aran tH loe&l references furni shed Frae sstlmataa Call eonect 1 614 2l7 0488 day o r mghl Rog ers Buemenl Walerpr oo1tng Complete Mobile Home set ups & repalr1 •lso plumbing & electrical roofing remodelln1 paTios & decks etc REMODE INGI Ralaren c" Estimates 614 256-1611 O d•l Septle Tank Pumplnq $90 Galll1 Co RON E.VANS ENTERPRISES Jackson OH 1 800 537..-9528 S•w Va c Service Davis Gtorget Creek Ad Parts sup piles pickup and dallvart 614 446.0294 Plumbing & 10 05 W Sanford and Son The ASTRO-GRAPH Heating Carter 1 Plumbing snd Heating Fourth and Pfne Gallipolis Onto BERNICE BEDE OSOL 614-446-3869 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Resldtntltl or commercia l wiring, new ttrvlc• or repa tre Llc•nud tlectrlclan Rldanovr Electrical, 304-tt75 1786 85 General Hauling R a. R Wat., Service Pools cle or t1m1, wells lmn'lldlatt-1 2r!_00 gallona dtllvary Call 304 Sro-1370 oOo Waneraon 1 Water Hauling rea10nabl1 rein volume dis· counll, 2,000 to 4,000 c&psclty, cisltrnt pooll Wille •tc Call :W.-578-2919 87 • Upholstery Mowray'e Upholaterlng servle lng tri county traa 25 years The btst In turnlturs upholstarlng Clll 304-675-4154 lor frN es tlmatn G111t11m Upholstery Center, 303 Hilltop Dr Ctlllor tppolntmant 1 & lltimatet can &14·446·3438 NBC Mondoy N1ght at the MOVIOI (2 00) (I; lilii) ABC Mondey Night Football C (!) Ctvtl War Pres tdent Ltncoln tSSue s the Em anetp att on Proclamatton 11 23 10 ®: @ ID Murphy Brown Murphy tnlervtew s a corned an known lor h1s SBXISt and raCISt humor Q (!J Prtme Time WJeslltng ® Nashvtlle Now Q] Budwetser Recmg Across Amertca Louts1ana Super Derby From New Orle ans LA (T) Q! larry K1ng liVe! 10 00 ® News @I tlll (II Tnals of Ros1e O'Neill Ro se defend s a raptst when she le arns 81Jtdence may have beell plan ted QJHD Star Trek The Ne•t Generation tllt Formula One Grand Pn• of Portugal From Estortl Portugal (TJ il9J Eventng News [!) 700 Club Spec1al Seven Days Ablue Rolsry or cable tool drllltng Mos1 wells eompl.t1d sam• Pump talet and llt\IICe 30 895 3802 Acrour ~'Birthday Sept 25 1990 Financial trends wlll be movtng tn a more lucrative dlrec11on for you In the year ahead but there ts also posstblh· Has you m1ght extravagantly squander some of what you gam LBRA (hpt 23-0cl 23) Some11mes the kindest thing we can do Is to let our hearts rule or heads bul today II you do so, you might be taken advantage of by someone who Is a shrew manipulator Know where to look for romance and you'll lind 11 The Aatro- Graph Match-' maker tnstant ly reveals wh1 ch Stgns are romanttcally perfect tor you Mall $2 to Mat chmaker c/o th 1s newspaper P 0 Box 91428 Cleveland OH 44101 34 28 SCORPIO (Oct 24-No• 22) Guard agatnst tnclmat1ons today t o get too emo110nal a bout tnstgnthcan t 1ssues If you let your tmagtnatton run rampant you II make mountains lrom molehtll s SAGITTARIUS (No¥ 23-Dec 21) ThiS ts not the day to drag your teet or coa st tn matters where lhere 1s somethmg 1m portant at stake Howe\o'er there ts a posstbtllty that ts 1ust what you m1ght do CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jan 19) Nega live apprehenstons should not be mts taken lor 1ntulttve perceptions or hunches today One 1s self-tnfllcted the other IS a con structtve form ol enlightenment ADUARIUB (...n. 20-Fab 11) Even though you m1ghl feel 'y'QU capable of doing It artlully lh1s Is not lhe nght day to m1x business wtth pleasure One 1n gredlent could spoil the other PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Don I count too heavily on promises made to you by ottlers today Someone who doesn t want to hurt your feelings m1ght make you a commitment she has no In tentton ot keepmg ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 19) Don I alto c at e asstgn ment s of an arttstJC nature today to anyone who lack s aest hettc lRsle Su ch a person IS ltkely 10 pr oduce somethtng gansh TAURUS (Aprti20-Moy 20) What to you ts a harmless fl1rtat10n today m1ght be taken senously by the obtect ol your at 1entton Be very very careful al whom you bat your eyelashes GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) Today <I you are reluctant to mal(e deciSIOns for your self someo ne who doesn I have your best tntere st at heart m1ght make Judgments lor you You re better ot1 calling the shots CANCER (Juno 21-Julr 22) You m1ght be much belter at rattonallztng today than you will be at betng producttve In stead of doing what needs dotng you re apt to find reasons why thtngs should be temporarily shelved LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) This 1s one ol those days when you mtght not be too adept at managing your resources or the resources of others Be e:tetremely careful In both cases VIRGO (Aug 23-hpt. 22) Usually you re cognizant of your demeanor and social graces when dealing with others on a one-to-one basis However today these attributes might not be operative ond you could do something offens1ve -- -?" Complero rhe chuckle quoted by !.ll•ng In >he m•ssong yoo devoloo Irom step No 3 below -d• I' back on something and laugh about tt you m1ght as well LAUGH NOW" ---------------1 BRIDGE B1g Ones Beck Redd Fox:te and o!her cast members look back at some o f the funmest eptsodes 12 00) EAST •sn 'IJ86~2 +9 3 2 • tO 9 tlng the stage to ptck up two over tncks m three no trump SOUTH +K J 1 'lA 10 3 He won the opemng club lead w1th I hts queen over East s mne spot and 1 led a club nght back Ea st took the 10 and sh1fted to a heart Declarer played low West won the queen and contm , ued wtth the kmg Hol tz won lhattmk I tKa tAQ 87; Vulne rable North South Dealer Sout h and proceeded to cash out four rounds : Soutk of spades discardmg the 10 of hearts from hts hand West could not discard If he thre w a club declarers clubs would all b< good So he threw a d1a mond hopmg thai East held the kmg Declarer next p layed a d~amond back t NT 2+ West North Pass Pass ! NT z+ Openm g lead Eall Pass ~II pass +2 L-- -- - - - -- - - - ' to h iS kmg a nd cashed the ace of clubs clarer havmg all the tncks but one It wh1\ e throwmg away dummy s last lit became 1mposs1ble for West to guard tie heart and the la st diamond m dum both th e club and the d~amond su1ts m~ became a wmner after the A Q Next year US brtdge enthusiasts were played can root for a Slmtlar rontract to be It was correct techmque m squeez doubled and redoubled as cur JUmor 1ng out an extra tnck to gtve up a club and a heart tnrk early Then wtth de tea m v1es for the world champ1onshtp CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Bossy's baby 41 Cupid DOWN 1Mayand a 5 Ltke gymnast Cod 2 Actor's Map gtant 10 11 Flea commenl 3 Purplish act tOn hue 4 Shake 13 Pharmacy spaare s ttem 14 Shred ctty knf11ht 5 15'Lou 17 Yesterday's Answer pvtal Ma1n road - 21 Chango Granl" 6 B1ke parts stat 7 8ollover 22 Gnawed Earth - 8 Football 23 Noedy ona 9 Hydrogen btrd 18 Reg1ons 19 Agont, Juan 29 Play part 30 Basaball cap laature 31 "Gesund 24 Mobile or hollum hett" home? 25 12 Slows lor short 20 Acttess the decor pass bound ones top Arnved 27 Spatn"s 16 Alaskan K1ng ollc1tor 32 Smells 36 Inter blend lrv1ng 21 Talk ctaztly 22 Abrado 251rtshmen 26 Fthy petcent 27 Fife 28Zsa Zsa"s SIS Urn 29 33 Notwork 34 Ftssure 35 Tooth coaling 37 Arthur ol tennts 38Game ptoco 39 Captuted 40 Aprtl payments DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES - llere's how to work II 9/24 AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW Ideas 0 Crook & Chase ® 0 t U tO .6 3 J;; 10 30 (I) (]) Btll Moyers World of tt 00 ~ 0 ®J ~~~~ [})News (!) Tw11tght Zone (I) Newswatch (]) Star Hustler I]]; Ill Arsenio Holt !J] Mtamt VIce ® Gospel Jubtlee Q2J Buebatt Ton1ght 13 Moneyl1ne Q] Maniac Menston Stereo NORTH • ~ Q 10 6 ., 9 75 • ~ Q64 The Jumor Bndge Champ1onsh1ps were held m Boston m July to deter mme the Umted States team for the World Jumor Champwnsh1p m 1991 WESI 1 Lem Holtz a JUniOr at Cal State Um • 9 53 vers1ty and Brad Moss a freshman at 1 't K Q New York Umversity hmshed first 1 : ~ 1 Today s deal shows Hollz qmetly set 0 MAYBE HE'S NOT SCAIR T NO MORE , DOC r Ie Greasy- W1tch ~Gulch ~ Soften ~ LAUGH NOW A famous stnger once satd, "II you re gotng to look market 9 05 11) C1v1l War Pre s tden t L ncorn ssue s the Emanc_patton Proclamat on 11 23)t;J 9 30 @l Ql) m) Oestgnmg Women The Suga rbaker 1ad1es plan a reunton wtth Anthony ancl ht s lather a:It To Be Announced BARNEY Ron s TV Servlc• specializing In Zenntl also servlctng most other brands House call!l also aom• tppllanc• repairs WV 304 576 2398 Ohio 614-446-2454 82 Fern s helps Cameron v.111h an denmy crtsts 1;1 ®J ~Ill Major Dad Camp Hollister prepare s for a v1 s t from V1 ce Pre side nt Quayl e 9 00 ~ 0 GJJ MOVIE Casey s Gtft For Love of a Child' 23ft Tsrry with bathroom sl•eps 8 Dual wheel& $1895 614 266-6522 JET Aeration Molors rapatred New & ,. built mol on. In stock. Ron Evans Enterprises Jackson OH 1 BOO 537 9528 0]} Fern a Bueller On Stage ~ NFL Monday N1ght Magaztne t990 26 tt Dutchman Travel Trailer new lots ol ntras 304 6155119 Improvements PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS g Rt:.AGNJ ACW\11\\IS\RAm..l Home 8 Cowboys (2 00) EF.K AND MEEK CU. lD R:Jssllli. ll!JURIOJ) rrn.m OJ lVf ruBUc Motor Homes 81 0 8 05 ~ MOVIE The Concrete & Services [}) Frash Prince ot Bel Atr W111 gets t tps on how to act ltke a preppy so he can get a date C @ MOVIE 0 C tab (RI (2 00) J.l Ill D MacGyver Mac Gyver IS taken hostage by a f anat tc C CD (!) C1vtl War The war s pw pose sh1lts to emanc~a110n ol slaves (I 07) ~ ~ Uncle Buck Uncle Buck IS sh ocked when an olcl tne n cl from h1 s past com es to VISit I!J) Ill MOVIE The Sure Thtnj;l' Fox NlQht at the MoVIes tpG 131(2 00) OJ Murder, She Wrote ® Gospel Jubtlee a2J ESPN a Zenith NFL Mondor Ntght Match Up Q) PnmeNews 0 Accessories Budget Transmissions Used & ralxll11 ttanlng a1 $99 614-24.5-!5677, 614-379-2263 0 ([J 11%1 (II Entertainment Tonight Cl) U Mama 1 Famtly [I) ID Three's Company & Auto Parts I I I 6 he setd, "You mean the ---- - SCI AM Lin ANSWIIS a W• ar. nowWINTERIZINGparts earvlce accossorle& WI Install SHR INKWRAP RIVERSID E MARINE Gall ipolis, OH 614-446 2424 1-aoo n9..{)27tl 76 0 0 fliGtiT TO ,., $400 Must ••II 614-446 2234 arterfi I SLUBEO Whtle gUiding my grandson through an old cathedral, I told h1m that cardtnals were buned under the altar In amazement 1. -.1.-.1.-..1---'---' L--1. Fortune C (1) Andy tlr~tllth JJ 1na1de Edition (TJ (I) MacNeil Lehrer NawaHour lilii) [})til Current Altair I!J) Ill Night Court (]) MacGyver ® Mustc Row Video @ SportsCenter Moneyhne ~ MOVIE The Man 1n lhe Iron Mask (2 301 & Motors 19n 17 f1 St•rcralt Tn Hull Boat 125 HP Evlnrudl Engine complete lop new upholstery Call614 286 1316 aHer 7 00 p m 1 0 Kawask l KE 175-CC Honda Tra tl 50 both run good I 6t4 245--5104 1m Chevene, 4 tpd bodr Hood, runt ea:ctlltm, 2 naw 1 1 . ~0 .__.....__.___..__.._~r 6 35 ~ Andy GriHith 7 00 CI! 0 ®J [}) Wheel ot 1980 Honda Hawk 450ec, black quick silver front good cond S495 Mutt Sell 614 446 2234 a! tiff! WE CARE..J&M (Jesut & Me) PIANO SERVICE oftent EXPERf lano ·CARE' for thota who P.'CARE' about lhllr ~ltno. Bill 304 Ward -382 •2325 1 rov 22 11 I ~~ ~j R 0 II Y R . 7 05 ~ Happy Doye lor Sale 58 O artttnh ®Top Card @ SportaLook 13] Mamac Mansion Stereo Motorcycles Boats 0 l!ll m Andy For Sala 1988 Astro Conversion Vsn low miles 4 2 Iller ex c condition Bt4-446 21!13 74 1 Contoct ~~~~CBS News _,_E,l:.....r.,~-.H,---~11 I !.-6-,;l',.--:;,...~....,,....--l • ~ Abbon and Costello For Sale 1972 F 150 Ford Pick up 4 whaal drlvs 814 256 1385 ther 5p m 75 Roarronga lanon of tha tcrombltd words belaw to form four alrnpl. words 1-,...r 6 OS ~ Beve~r HlllbiiiiOS 6 30 crJ 0 [}) NBC Nightly News 1990 Chevy S 10 4 wheel Drive Tahoe Trim 5 500 miles loaded wloptlons must selll 614 4462430 arter 4p m condition, $1500, will negoflate Call 61.....,...1~12 tfttr 5p m 64 "" Its guaranteeo lor five years or 2 500 tool ball games whichever comes first GOOD FOR YOU' PIGPEN BUT MAYBE YOU 5~0VLD SORT OF DodgH shor1 or tong no rust 304-675-6286 ---------73 Vans & 4 WO's good cond 30-4-8?5~ 837 eo.aoo BEAIITIFUL APAFITIIENTB AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATE~~- 131 Jocklon Plko from 11w-.urno Walk to ahoo • moviH C.III14-444-2JU . EOH Fumllhtd E"lclency, 1175, Uti!Hioo Pold Clolllpollo, 114441-4411, altor 7p m Autos lor Sale z Instruments alze wtlerbed, 814-441 King wood & coal s1ovt good eond $200 614 2S6 1443 Ct.ll before 9p m I'VE DECIDED TO RVN FOR CLASS PRESIDENT ~P,-Ic:-k~u'-p-:-b~od:-s--;F:-or~d:-•~.-;C~h~ev~y-:-, n ~~~~ 0 614 985-4369 Groom ond Supply Shop Pot Grooming All br..cts AllatyltS lam• Pet Fc>od O.attr Julie Webb Clll614-446-0231 • [})News (!l l Dream of Jeanme (TJ 3 2 1 Contact (I) Square One TV I!J) Ill ALF [) Car1oon Express @ Motoworld (0 30) aJ) World Today ~ Babnan 1985 Dodge Rtm 5-&pud top~..:=========:;:=====~:·:""::'':•:'-'::"'=-~ per 42 000 milts VGC S3 500 GoU cart good cond 304-6754837: King 1708 6 00 ~ 0 (J] lilii) ®J 1982 Chevy PU 25 000 aotval mllel E11c cond, also topptr bugshletd 614 245 501'7: Pets for Sale 24 J~~lto.. 0 four EVENING 1981 GMC Jimmy 4x4 $3 900 1980 Chavy 3 quar1er ton 4x4 pick..up $2 995,1986 FOfd F150 plek up, 6 cycllndar automallc $5,995 1979 Oodgt Ram Char gar 4x4 S2 250 Call Mark a Auto Salu Bl4 992 c 3011 __ __ 56 SEPT. MON., ~ ........ T R YA RM 1979 Ford F 150 4 wh dr 400 eng, 4 spd, e•c cond 614-446 0014 304 16 HP 7500 Watt Gene111t0f Elttclrle Star1 Pneumatic Finish Nailer 10 Makllt Miler Saw 5 hp yardman Rototlllar 6 hp, Troy Built Tiller 614 446-0n1 at ttr6pm • s~~~~-J££trs· ClAY I. POII.AII TIIAT Wl.l PUULII _ _ ___;._ IIIItH Trucks tor Sale Aalllng $1,000 614 245-9551 3 12 hp Western auto riding mower 4 months old 19BO Chevy Monza needa work 304 895 3013 (~ 1979 Ford F·100 112 ton truck Merchandise bed and old ~-, MlbHT Sf MAD' 1978 Chavy 4 wheel drive 4epd tl 200, 614·256-6215 Miscellaneous galt Maplelink C1 ptain 100 II &50 38 chain f1nca $50 Small male 11 w~ puppy tan and whitt $10 67S·5203 I' 11J75 GMC Pickup $:1200 or lrade tor mid slze car 304·675-509'1 Antiques, Pomeroy m to6 00 6 00 p m 1 King wood atovt apprx ytars old Call 814 992 2113 ' Television Viewing - 645P - 1 1111~ H6 (ftH') Autos for Sale The Dally Sentlnei- Page- 9 Middleport. Ohto 1974 Ford Rtnc:hero, with topper netdl n~palra c111 lJC 614992-3225 aft., 5p m Top Cash paid Old tumlture cuboards quills, oriental, paintings toya, or entire ntata call collect 304 525-327!5 or 304· 523-<1854 54 n 72 Antiques Buy or 1811 Riverine 1124 E. Main Street, Hours MTW 10 001 p m Sunday 1 00 to 614-992·2526 Pomeroy- September 24, 1990 AUentlon Sports Car Collectors 1964 Austin Heat•y Sprite, easily restorable extra motor tt ooo 614· 367 n4& 3 ~d:':Y:':':w:":k=======-L658=7:6:14:4:4:~=56=7====:J SNAFU® by Wright SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St Gallipolis New & Uaad furniture heat.,., w....rn & Work boots 614446-3159 tor Rent 1 bedroom IJH~r1mtnl In Mid dlepor'l Tots I electric, weter •nd kitchen furnlahld 1210 mon1hly plus deposit 814 i92 3667 or 614-i92 3312 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry tor Rent Nicely Furnished Mobile Home In city. CA Suitable for 1 fler eon Rei &Dop Raqulred 614 446..0338 ~...:..:~------One bedroom apts lor rani $225 montn Deposit requlrad 614 g92 2218after 6 p m '-.._ 51 Monday, Goods Nlcaly Fum ad Small housa g"'go net oultablo lor chllfiran no pets, $300/mo Oeposll 614 446 0338 \'" Opportunity people who enjoy other people who can teach various skills to I NOTICE! l'lthers who are creative and OH 0 VALLEV PUBLISHING CO w1lhng lo w ork as part of an recommends that you do bual engrgelic tea m Hi gh sch ool de ness with peopl• you know and gree valid drivers license and NOT to send money through the good dnvmg record r equ red matl un111 you have lnvastlgtted !Salary $5 DO/hour 12 I he otterlng ho urs/Week II Interested c a I Wolfe T•nnlng Beds Commsr 286-5039 no later than 10 3 90 ask lor Christy E.qual Oppor L , . ) (Jfl1_ l )_---- 1 ) \ thoseottgtbt• full time pay negotlonable 614-446 6433 ) r~ /.\ 1/i '\\ Apartment Gracious living 1 tnd 2 bad room apartments It VIllage Menor and Rlverslat Apartmonts In Middleport From $196 Call614·992 7187. EOH Mlddltporl, Ohio Betch Sl One badroom lumlehad apt deposit & raterence requl,..d 304-882 2568 J~ ___. } 1~ ~~ \ 't Call Tri-County Vocational Adult canter •• funding 1 800o631o65oa • VOrtoty of SOUrCeS to pay lot training are available lor Pe~on ~' t WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS as Auto Meehan tC!I Account lng/Computlng Spectall st Car penters, Cosmetologist s Electricians Food Servl ca Workent Eleclrontcs Tach nlc1ans Industrial Maintenance Worilef"l Mach1msts Paralegals Sttcrlllarles and Welders Register now for etas &as beginning October 1 1990 Babysitter Prefer Older ..... 1 ' ~ , 1 .J ) JOB HUNTING? NE ED A SKILL? Nood l ''-' --~ - -....... ==c:c:=c-c-=..._ Job opening notlcfl Malgs County Bo"d Monlal Ratarda lion 1111d Oevalopmenlal Dlt abtlttles Panttme early ehlldhood speelalltt lo Instruct Carleton Sch~ infant/early ch ldhood program Slar1 S131l per hour al 7 hr per waak Must bs able to obtain ODMRIOD early lntarvantlon spec1ellfll oert Posting end a 9 29-90 Send rasu M 1 MR/00 0 ty t 0 nt s 1 '1 gs 1310 me•tr 1eon ree Syracuse OhiO 45779 CAR F Accredlta !ton 89 92 Meigs MRIDD does not discriminate In provision of sorvtces 1 ND employmant on lhe basi• ol htndlcap, race color creed national origin sex or tgt Looking fpr Btrbltf Stylists 514 446-a 8o3, 614-4 46-8 355 . RECORDS COR MEDICAL RESPONDENCE PHOTO COPY CLERK Nallontl medical record coping company has e unique clerical position available to work lor our corp In Point Pleasant WV medical facility Approximately t8 1o 32 hours per wtek Medical recotd tx· perle nee prtferred Call (collect) 1 804·363 0635 or send rasume to Smart Corp P 0 Box 6a537 VIrginia Beach Vt 23455 44 Middleport. Oh1o September 24. 1990 One stands for anothl'r In this sample A IS used for till' three I.'s, X for the two O's, elr Smgle letters, apu<~trophes, the length and fonnahon of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different letter CRYPTOQUOTES 9-24 APDFAEA.J EAAD NVS DUAFA t1 30 CI! II [}) T onlght Show Stereo (1) Mognum P I (L) European Journal ®) N1ghl Court 0 ~Ill 'Evening Shodo' CBS Late Night Extraa A pro football player returns to hts hometown to coach football ( J i o n Stege @ SportsConter a!) Sports Tonight ltD MOVIE· The Men In tho Iron Milk (2 30) AEAFJBV Ye•terder'• Cryp...•ote: I !lAVE DISCOVERED THE ART OF DECEIVING DIPLOMATS I SPEAK THE fRUTH AND THEY NEVER BELIEVE MF. CAMII LO Dl CAVOUR IIlliJ Nowo (TJ Star Hustler t 2 00 (1] VB I>IJNV HQ RAiliJAI DUA U N APNIIYA II l U D l V A .1 .I lJtiECY< Ill - FNYI Cl KNYSB �• ' Paga 1 0-- The Daily Sentinel • • ' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Bogg (:1 Zuspan Monday, September 24. 1 990 Materials Co., lne. '' .....; m • • •. 80 lb. Mineral Surface ~ ·~ :-~1 Rolled Roofing SJJBO ·Green·Brown ·White •Black ·Green & White Cards: Low tonight In mid 50s. Page 3 .• STEP ~ ~ LADDERS ~ • ~ \;:) 5' ........s249s 6' _____$2895 ' Pick-:1 : 95~ Plck-4: 52311 K·H, R·C. Hl, :1-S • • •Black •Green ·Chestnut Blend Brown •Green & WMe •Copperwood New York Jets, 30-7 -.} <( Ohio Lottery Bills rip ~.......~ta::. ~q~:.. ~A .....,, Wednesday, mostly High in mid 70s . • $244 wtll£ SUPPUES LAST =.-::.1.-=.-:::, ,;;~.-,_ _ _ _ _ _ -.;.·_~_-.;.·.:-:;-;::..;-;;__ Aluminum Fiberglass Roof Coating.~.~~~~-~~}24.95 Roof & Foundation Coating ................ ~.?.·.~:?~ ... ;g,gg Roof Coating .......................................... ~.?.~~:?~ ...$!j,99 20 ·C-I Jt.Q•• Lnn .. LNI' .... Vol41. No .1 00 Cop yrighted 1990 ...... --lu.kkl•~ ... 60-Fl. Yardtltr All W.•th•r ..... ...., Ho•• !.ti<>dii . •-I~IM~ -· ·'""' Lap Siding :L.---r\'>."~';-1,__, , §· .. S495 8' X 12' Widths 8495sa.YD. . Conservation Farmer Awards, coordinated hy ODNR's Divi sion of SoU and Water Conservation and sponsored by The Ohio Farmer recognizes larm lamillcs who do an e<emplary joh of conserving soU, water, woodland, wildllle and other resoun:e~ on the land they farm. The Manzey fann is located near Pomeroy in Meigs County . MANZEYS HONORED - Richard and Patty Manzey were honored as the southern Ohio finalists in the 1990 Ohio Conservation Farmer Awards program Thursday at the Farm Science Review near London. Ohio Dcpartmentol Natural Resources Director Joseph Sommer, pictured lefl, and Andy Stevens, editor of the Ohio Farmer .JilllCllzine made the pre..,ntallon. The Ohio 3/8" x20' Rebar.. ............. s2.25 1/2" x 20' Rebar.)3.25 WHITE· HI-PERFORMANCE GLASS Andersen. In hc;u 1111( morllh'-. ,\ nrlcr-.t ·n llr_L!.h ·l\·rlonn;mLe w mdow ~ ;m· Tl'';, rnr•rl' cncr~y d frOl'rll th(l n ;ur. ordm;rr)· douhlt· p.1rw wr ndrr\1 How dol.' ~ •White Only :\ndero;,'n ;vhw1. tlu ~ krnd of jJ('r!nrmam r· · tlw pi11lt' ~ PRICE INCLUDES SCREENS ~ pau · I:II: TVdi 'TI ,\r.~-:()]1 .~;~~ - ;i <, Upr.· lh' i!llmg Lhe SQ. ',\'rth 5.11& fml: 2021 0...... 133.80 24210 ...... 140.35 28210 ...... 150.10 30210 .....'159.95 SQ. YD. Come home to quality. li.JGHPl::RFORMANC1: GLASS Cvrs Cosrs Willi ALL ITS ENERGY 85395 his resignati on at Mond ay night's Cou nt y Commiss ioner s for Com · muntt y SIR fml: 1 2831 0..... 172.40 30310 ..... 1183.60 2432 ....... 1147.50 2832 ....... 1155.30 SIR fml: 2842 ....... '181.55 3042 ....... '193.80 2846 ....... 1188.90 3046 ....... 1201.15 Rubber Backed Carpeting Management at last wf'rk' ~ Na tiona I Case M a nagem ent Conff'r cnce he ld in Cinc inna ti. Ms. who Th eiss. hr1s Ut 't'n Oak Hill man i.njured in wreck An Oak Hill man suf fl'rPd srriou s injurie s Mondav when ~H ' was struck bv a ca r on Statt• Rou tr 'i in Mrig s Countv Ed sel Joh~son, 66 . was <Jcting as a construction fl agman on SR 1 in Chester Township around 6: JO p.m . A t9R9 Mr•rTUr\ Ma rqui s. driven by Robnt Niehm. 17. of Ga llipoli s, slowed as it approached Johnson. who was stand ing on the right berm . A second ca r beh ind Niehm . d rive n b.v Robert Law so n. <9. Reed sville. was un able to s top in tim e to avoid stri k in g Nirhm 's The Atrium Door t Beth The iss. Rac ine . emp loyed wilh the Meigs County Cou nc il on Aging, wa s th e rcl'ipient or an Local news briefs-- S895 SQ. YD. Gra nt fund s to ass ist in financi np letter or rPsig nation from Gil more in which he citPd i'f'Cl'nt the $742.001 sewage la goon e m· bankment protect ion proJect. health related problems as a rea · son for his resignation. He did state thai he wants to remain Ge ne Goodwi n met with coun · cil to discu ss a sec tion of roadway which E'Xtrnds from Attending were Ma yor Hnf · fman, Clerk -Tr eas urer Jon Buck. and Counct imen Dewey Horton . .Jim Cla tworthv Paul Gerard, Wil liam Walter~. acd active in r£'crea tlonal activities Hud son St ree l and end s al the .J ack Sattrrf iPl d. Gi lmore was in his ftr sl yea r or a third rour-year trrm . Council now ha s 30 day s to a ppoint a repla cemen t for the remainder or the ter m . If council does not a ppoint someone within thal time period. then Mayor Hoffman wit I Haggy pleads guilty to drug charge Monday Da nny Hag gv. one ofl 2 a llcgcd d r ug offender s indic ted in .Jul y . t?n ten'd d guilt y· plt->J bdo1T Meigs Coun1y Common P l<m Cou rt Judg e Fred W Crow Ilion Monda y, whllr liti ga tion con tlnues thls week in the cases of two others Ac cording to MP igs lou nt _ v Prosecutin g Alt ornt'y StPvP n L Story, who reprt'sc ntl'd thl ' sta ll' in th e case, Ha ggy faces a frlon y char ge of trafficking in m arijuan a. Hr wa s ar e u~~ d of sP II ing the m arijuana to an und Prr ovrr agent fr om tht• Ohio BurPau ol Schedule 40 4" Sewer 8 Drain Pipe cnhallcing the beau ty of any home Co me in today · let us help you choose the id ea that" s right for your home. 1/2" x 10' CPVC ........................................s1.99 3/4" x 10' CPVC........................................'2.99 1112" x 10' Schedule 40.............................'3.99 3" x 10' Schedule 40 ..............................s1 0.99 th f' DP parlmen t of 4"x10' Schedule 40 '15.99 "DELIVERY AVAILABLE" NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THRU OCT. 6, 1990 e...t!Jt I n I CWut~ las t \1,-' f'rk . Co ntinul'd on pa ge 10 Nominated by' Susan Oli vrr, ass islant d irector. \1rigs Co unty Council on Aging. Ms. Th eiss was (HJC' of four in Ohio to recf'ivP thf' n'cognition for h(•r ··passion for PXt 'PIIcncP and s uppor! to her cliPnt s" Shl' r Pceive d thP "Doing lh l' Hight Job" Dirrctor' s Award wh ich was gi\·rn for " nor .J ohnson. th r owing John son ovt•r an cmbankmPnt and tn10 a fence. Lawson's car continm•d un, st riking a guardrail and then srrvi cr s. Co untY EMS and was later tran sport ed to lloll.e r Medical Ce ntef. J ohn son was admit ted in to t hf' int ensive carr unit with a Continued on page 10 con sumP r -driven mrn ta l hra l th T he award wa s presr ntrd at a recogniT io n banqurt he ld a l the Cinci nn ati Co nvention Ce ntrr at tended by severa l local Co uncil on Aging and Mental Hea lth Conlinued on page 10 ON THE DOCK. .. - l'atrous of Installation or the dock raught thr attent ion of many passing b.v the si te . Tht• establlshmrnt will open f or husin rl\s Thursday mornlnJt: . Crisp signs personal bond 8' x 8' Sections Shadow Box Fence S2495 Toilet Bowl 8 Tank Haggy IS th e third of the twelve a li<'ged off end ers rndicted 10 enter gui lt y pleas; three others. David Hendr icks, Sreven Powell and Rod Clonch. ha ve be en found gui l ty of va rious char g('S in th P MPnt al car and swC'rved onto thl' ber m . Lawson's car then struck Johnson was taken to Veteran s Mrmori al Hos pital b~· \1ri g~ Universal Rundle prP -sentPncf' llf' a lth . SITTIN' actually a whole of ideas for tion of a in ves ti ga t ion . by Gov . Richard F. Celes te and Va r th a 13 KnisiL'Y. Di rector of McDonald's in Pomeroy tan dim• in lht· rl"stau rant's dining room or on thio.; hoat doek that was hf'ing installed Mondav aftpr noon . Thr sy~ tem Cr imin alln vrs t1ga tio n and ldrn· tifl ca tion in .lune, l%9. Haggv was represe nted by -~I hen s Allo r n<·y James Wallace. He wil l be senten ced on I'D· ,.('ffibf'r :.!0 fo llowing the prppara - emp loyed fur thP past two years as a ca sp mana ger with thf' local f't' niPr , was presented the award jus t doi ng the job right ... but doi ng th e rig hT job wi th a eo mm itmPn 1 to t hr r orr va lues of s triking the side or Niehm"s car. REPLACE YOUR OLD SLIDING DOOR WITH THE ATRIUM DOOR! Bloc k vi ll age to va catr thP ff'w hundred feet of roa dwa y Council agrPPd to look at th e sit e and make sumP deci sion on wha t action. if anv . ncPd s to be takr n · Beth Theiss., Racine., is presented award at convention in Cincinnati Award fo r Exc PIIenrr in Case By Hot Stuff Develo pm e nt front of his houSP . That section is desig nat ed on vill age plats as a public s treel. Goodwin asked the Mayor Fred Hoffman read a Hobson area in which Gilmorr was in strument al. $AVE AT HOGG & ZUSPAN Choose lrom Charcoal Blend, Slate Blend. Weathered Wood Blend, Burnt Sienna Blend Ihe a mount or $30.000 to the Me ig s Coun cil accep ted the reslg na · li on "'with regret" and dectded to send a letter ol apprec iation to Gilmore for h rs work as a vi ll age councilman . Mentwned specifi· ca lty was th e annex a tion or the Roll WELD WIRE MESH the past nine years, submi tted near the marina and thr Fourt h of J uly CPiebra tio n whic h has been expanded over lhP pa st severa l year s und Pr th P lPadpr ship of Gilmore. Vinyl Flooring S4311 name someonE' to thP seat. A reso lution wa s pau spd by cou nci l authorizi ng Ma yor Hof fman to subm it an application in of the vi llage. includ ing the planned Halloween Screamin" Safari planned for Oct. ;q down PIECE 6"x6"x10/10 5'x150' By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Bob Gilmore. who ha s se rved on Middleport Village Counci l fu r coun ci l mePiing 12" X 18' -..,0 \ 25 Cent s A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Gilmore resigns seat on Middleport Council toe Che•t ~~~~~~"' ':.':.. 1 Section . 10 Pages Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, September 25, 1990 ce Textured Prime I sunny . Th e m anagr•r of Leading Creek Co nservanc y District signed a per sonal r ecognizance bond on Monday mornin g in connect ion with an indictment filed aga in st \ / ,' - #., •4915'tf PRESENTED AWARD - Beth Theiss, case manager lor the Meigs County Council on Aging, third from left, received an Award lor Excellence In Case Management at lhe recent National Case Management Conference held In Cincinnati. Pictured here with Ms . Theiss are Dr. Romola Hopkins, executive director of the Gallla· Jackson-Meigs Mental Heallh Agency, and Susan Oliver, IISslslant director, and Eleanor Thomas , director, Meigs County Council on Aging, lelt to rlghl, who joined the recipient lor the recognition banquet . '' him on Friday . James J. Crisp of Langsville signed a bond in the amount or $15,000 In the presence of his lega l coun sel. Pomeroy Attorney Cha· r les H. Knighl . yesterd ay morn· lng. foll owin g a bond hearing held In Meigs Count y Common Pleas Cour t. An indictment charging Crisp with grand th eft and theft in offic e was flied on Friday by Special Prosecutor K. Robert Toy , followin g a lengthy grand jury Investigation Into busin ess practices at the Co nservancy DisMct and wllh the related Contin ued on page 10 BIG CATCH- Steve W. Hysell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan E. Hysell, Pomeroy,landed \,his llsh at his grandmolher's pond near Bas han. The large mouth bass weighed 6- Y, pounds and was 23 inches long. llysell, a junior at Meigs High School, had It mounted. � 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 09. 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