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Can 1963 Ford Fairlane 600, 304- 676,2346. 6l4-379-2726 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity tta 1ion wagon , low mileage , 1984 Mercury Topa1 , clean, 56.000 miles. S3 .500.00 . Ca ll Trucks for Sale 68 Chavv p ickup . Stlort wheel base, no rust. Ex. co nd. Call RINGLES ' S SERVICE, eA'pe- l!t Campers Omega f iberglass, mounted ori Niasan. 1984 Model, 6 spef'd, dual whuls. 23 MPG in over· drive. $9900. Call 6,4·992- 3921. Services Home Improvements 1986 Ford pickup- 4Jt 4 , F-250, V-460, low mileag e. 3,200 milea. l ike new. Call 61:4 -446· 0406 daytime. 614-4 46-2800 SWEEPER end sawing machine repair, pans, and supplies. Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum evenings . Georges Creek Rd . Call 614- 78 Ford F100 shortbed, 6 cyt, 4 l!!lpd. $1 8&0 . Call 614 -367- 7200. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. · 1973 4x4 Toyota land cruiser . Runs good. $1400. Ca ll 614· 446-8623. 78 Ford Custom van . ex . cond. Call 614 -446-8201 . 76 85,700.00 , eall304·676-4480. 8udget t ran smissio " s used & Jjtbuilt all types . Torque conver· ters & transfer casas . Engine over ha ul kits. Alliso" Transmit · sin parts and CVC joints. Mnlmum 30 day to lifetime warranty. Will deliver, cas h and carrv or install. Call 614 · 379 · 2220. EXCELlENT BUILDING HOUSE WITH ALUM . HOOK-UP. ALL FOR ·. 304-675,3190. 304-676 - 4164 for tree 1 Showy flowers 7 " Nightmare on Street" 10 Brawl: colloq. 13 Musical Dispatched Mix Washington bill Sucoulenl part of fruit • CO NV EN IENTLY LOCATED ALONG lrd AVE. (300 block) - • I 3 F-4-5 bedroom home. 2 h•lh s, recenlly tenovaled new ga• I 1A lurnace $50,000 00 · · I 38 Withered 39 Abstracl being 40 "- Elsewhere" 4t Full ·of griel 44 Equally 46 Taka a chair 47 Six-polnler: abbr. 48 Wine cup _ 49 Pedal digit 50 Cloth measure 51 Undercooked 53 Iron symbol 54 Steamship: abbr. 55 Soli 57 Obese 59 Crony 60 Spanish measure of lenglh 61 French: abbr . 62 Sofa 64 Kind of beer 66 Chinese lemple 68 "- lo Billy Joe" 10 Afrl~an. ~ntelope 72 land measure 73 Nobleman 74 Openwork fabric 77 Burst 78 Meellng 80 En1ertainlng 82 Also 83 Pierce 85 Playing cards 86 Part ol eye: pl. 87 Trial SS Rodent t72 Trap 173 Velvellike fabric 175 Otherwise 176 Type of cheese 177 Upper regions of space 178 Border on 90 Deposll 91 Spread for drying 92 Cushion . 93 Sculptured likeness 96 Sound caused by breaking waves 99 Sow tOt Hold back t04 Skill t05 Short sleep t07 Deface 108 Conducted t09 Males t 10 Article 11 t Caustic DOWN 1 AHixes 2 Bridges 3 Acid 4 Betore 5 Concerning f3 Narrow opening 7 Teutonic deity 8 Brim 9 Engine substance t 12 Goddess ol discord 10 Renovate ' t 14 Substance 116 Pulverized rock · 117 vast age . 118 Perlorm t20 Crackle 122 Dine 123 Sicilian volcano t24 l~land : abbr. t25 Live t27 Thai thing t29 Weary 13 t Scatter 133 Early morn 134 Hebrew leller 136 "- tu, Brute" t37 Tennis stroke t39 Falher 140 Actor Lov./e t 4t Gralulty t 42 Printer's measure t43 - Francisco 145 Damp t47 "60 _ .. 151 Mournful 152 Southern 'blackbird 153 Leave oul t 55 Biller vetch 157 Carries t58 Nahoor sheep 159 Warble 160 Mile: abbr. 16 t Malden loved by Zeus 163 Apportion 165 Eagle's nest 167 Compass point 168 Land measure 169 Scoff 171 Watered silk 11 Be in debt t2 The two of us t3 Pellet t4 AI home t5 Beast ol burden 16 Pinches 17 Monslers t 8 County executive t9 llems of property 23 Seesaw 26 Clenched hand 29 Cogitate 32 Frightened suddenly 33 Top of house 35 Negative 36 Haul 37 Models 40 Sirlkes 42 Actual 43 Fright 45 South Seas garment 48 Fruit drink 52 Small lump 56 Plagues 58 Mounlaln lakes 59 Fool lever 60 Diverse 62 Parted 63 Follows 65 Proceed 66 Wenl by 67 Precedes In time 68 Harvest goddess 69 Speck 71 Authorll alive slatement 73 ·sacrlfled (bll@l'b&lll 75 Dawn goddess 76 Small child 79 Faeroe Islands whirlwind 81 Myselt 84 Cudgel 87 Make lace 89 Melody 92 Await settlement 93 Sodium chloride 94 Attempt 95 Hearing organs 97 Male sheep 98 Liberaled 99 Narrow, llat boards 100 Lamprey 10t Rockfish 102 Greek leiter 103 Lair 106 Liquid measure 109 Indefinite number 1t3 Declared 115 Tantalum symbol t 16 Pierce 119 lubricate 12 t British baby carriage t23 God of love 124 Demon 125 Brooms t26 Loosely woven colton 128 Haul i30 Newspaper execulive 132 Gill t 33 Succor 134 Flag t35 Fugitive from Russia t38 Spelling contest t4 t Chinese pagoda 144 Nickel symbol t46 British streetcars 148 Memoranda 149 Guido's low note 150 Plague t5t Scott 152 Three-toed slolhs 154 Cravats 156 Sluggish 158 Father 159 Mop 162 Nallve metal t64 Roman 52 t66 Cheer t67 Health resort 170 Spanish article 174 Greek leiter -J • I I I • • .~j~~;;;MELY 5 ACRES of level ground ad1acentto . Plea •• Valley Eslates; 350- ot_road lronlage. w1th city water I e sewef and gas on plemlses. $400.00 per lront too. NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME lo~ated along Rou sh R a: • • Cheshite lwp Ky ger Creek Schools. Approx 1h acre. • iwblp. pool. Buy no wlor $49,500.00. • e • • iuw 1 Section, 8 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper The fourth hostage was Identified by Beirut University College as Mlthlleshwar Singh, in his 60s, chairman of the college's business depart-ment. The school said Singh has resident allen slatus In the United States. · A caller claiming to represent the Organization of the Oppressed on Earth told the Voice of Lebanon radio that a hostage would be kllied If Wesl Germany does not release suspected Arab terrorist Mohammad All Jiamadel. "We have asked West Germany that It should not deal with the American · ·admtnislration concerning lhe extradition of Mohammad Ali Hamadei," the caller told the Christian radio station. . "If they don't release him after midnight , I assure you that we wlli get r id of one of the hostages. " I I Cecl! Stacy, Dexler, County Road 10, acted in self-defense In killing Jesse Anderson, 53, Wheeling, W.Va. , at the Stacy resldenc<:> .Thursday evening. This Is the preliminary conclu· sian of Sheriff Howard Frank and Proseculing Altorney Frederick W. Crow III. prosecutor's !nvesli· gator Paul Gerard said Monday morning. On Thursday. shor tly before 7 p.m., the Meigs Counly Sheriff's Department received a call from the Meigs Counly Emergency Medica l Service In regard to a shooting which had accured at the Stacy residence. , l)hetlff 'Fi'alik,; seVilral of his deputies, Coroner Dr. James Conde, and Gerard ·were all dispatched Ia, the scene, Anderson wa s dead at the scene. Gerard r eporls I hat Ander son had an exlensive--cr!rn!nal record daling back to 1948. He had several convictions for gra nd thefl. br!'aklng and enter· tng, auto theft and variou s firearms charges, Anderson had served lim<' in several state and $to, bg to pld •P • FREE 1987 61le11d11 I ~·. . SELLIIG YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS:... .CALL All EXPERIENCED WOOD REALTY . SALESPERSON - - - .- ., federal facilities . According to Slacy, Anderson came to his house pretending to have car trouble. Stacy gave the man a screwdriver and a flashlight , but soon became suspicious and got a .22-callber revolver fmm his bedroom and placed. 11 under his shirt. Anderson relurned to_the house and asked for a glass of water. When Slacy turned his back lo get the water. he wa s a!lacked by Anderson, whO, according to the slory, by then had drawn a .32-caliber automatic. The two men struggled and Stacy was finally allll' Ia get to his own gun, officials said. He fired Ito.eight rounds, seven of which struck Anderson who died of wound 10 the abdomen , No vehicle was found al the scene. Anderson wa s registered at the Gallipolis Holid ay Inn on the day of the Incident. Officers wenl to I he roorf! and discovered a female who was queslloned. The woman was IMntifled as Valerie McDonald , 24, of Wheel- More solid goals expected in -speech COLUMBUS i UPII - Gov. Richard F _ Celesle will deliver his annual "State of lhe Sla te" address to a joint session of I he OHio Genera! Assembly at noon Tuesday. Lawmakers will gather In lhe Ohio House chamber lo hear lhc governor recile the pas t accomplishmE>nts of his administration and the Legislature. and establish goals lor the nexl year. · Aides sa!il Celesle will have some more concrele goals than those he enunclaled at his second Inaugural two weeks ago. But he may save some of lhe details for his 1988-89 budge!. which will be revealed Feb. 2. Boster • retatns ,.posttiOD on panel . " I will continue to utilize my role as chairperson of thr com· m!ttee to make Ohio a leader In the area of goverl)lent and ethics and responsibility." she said. The elh!cs reform bill was signed by Gov. R t~hard F . Celeste an June 17, 1986. and became effective three months later. Boster was also named by Rlffe to serve on the following committees and s~bcommlttees: Children and Youth, Civil and I I Hamadei Is wanled by the United Stales in Ihe June 1985 hijacking of a TWA Fllghl 847 in Bei rut that lr fl Navy diver Robert Stettiem dead and 39 Americans hostage for 17 days. Was hlnglon requesled his extradil lon. Two Wesl Germans were abducl ed las I week In a bid l o force Wes t Germany to free Hamadei, arrested at Frankfurt alrporl earlier I his month car r ying liquid explosives. The West German newspaper Welt am Sonntag said German offici als believe I he two Germa ns were kidnapped by Hamadel' sbrolhcr, Abdelhadi Hamadei, security chief of Hezbollah, a proIranian Shiite Moslem group. Ger'man newspapers have repor ted I he government wlli reject the American exlraditlon req uesl because It fear s for I he IIV€s of the hosl ages and will Instead l ry Hamadel for possession of explosives and dt'porl him. The kldnapplngs of lhc four on Salurday brought Ia 24 lhe number of foreigners missing and believed kidn apped In Lebanon. Eight of I he missing are Amer ica ns. Nine of lhem have been seized sine<' hoslage negotiator Terry Waite, I he special envoy 10 th<: archbishop of Ca nl erbury. carne 10 Belr ul .l an. 12 for his latest altempl to win freedo m for the hostages . Wail e has nol ~en seen since Tuesdav. and a Church of England spokesman s;~ ld in· London Sunday thai Walle Is "s llli engaged In his humanilarian mission" and l hal "people In a poslllon 10 know" assured his superiors "of his sa fely and w~ll- be in g _ " Seatbelts on buses considered Officials believe Dexter man was acting in self-defense Slate Rep. Jolynn Boster, D,Galllpolls. will be chairperson of the House Ethics and Standards Committee dur ing the 117th General Assembly S!'sslon. Bosler was reappotnled Ia lhe position by House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr., D-New Basion. As chairman of the Ethics and Standards Committee during the 116th General Assembly, Boster was primary sponsor of H.B. 300, considered one of the nation's 1oughesl ethics refor ms laws. 'AP 3 BEDI100111 HOME (Jj KATHY ORIVE nea~ Hoke•_Hosf)tal. lJ:tN traff~ atea, large !Mck yard, WBFP. Gaft~o• City Schrol Oistr~t. P1ice $45,000. . '· LISTING: Oownlown tesla;ranl bu si ness wilh 0-5 license included. Call lor more inlormation!ll ' ICREAGE: 132 acres, 30 acres ol botlom land, Buy now 101 ;35.000.00. l$265.00 per ACRE!!!I Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, January 26, 1987 ByRJAD KAJ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) -A Moslem group that claimed responslb!l!ty for the kidnapping of three Americans · and an Indian U.S. resident threatened to kill a hostage today unless West Germany frees an Arab wanted by the United States for the 1985 hijacking of TWA Fllghl 847. The midnight Sunday deadllne passed with no word on the fate of the four hostages - Belrul University College professors kidnapped Satur· day by .gunmen disguised as pollee officer's. In Washington, a White House spokesman said President Reagan was "deeply concerned" about the American hos(ages- identified by the State Department as communications professor Alann B. Steen, 47; accountanfRoberl B. Polhlll, 52; and mathematics profes sor Jesse Turner, 39. INEW LISTING!!! - lns1de c11y limlls.. .30,798 sq. ll. lol. with I temting 4,800 sq II. melal bldg. Buy now for $60.000.00. I I en tine Tonight, clear and cold. Low near 5. Northwest winds 5to 10 mph. Tuesday, mostly sunny . Ill gh near 25. Moslem group threatens hostages with death 1 BUY NOW: 21h ACRE LOTlocated w1lh1n Springlield Twp .. Gallia Co. $10,500.00. PRICE REDUCE 0 - I hr ee bed room home 10 PlantsSut .'· diVISIOn. Excellent cond1llon andready lo move 1nlo. Full basement carport. Comlorla~le . Was $43 .!il0.00. NOW $39.500.00. IHEW liSTING - 3 Bedrm. home s1lualed along Hanna~ Ttace Rd . Walnullwp. 1.8 ams. P11ced lor 1mmediale sale - \ e1timates. Val.36, No.184 Copyrigh1ed 1~87 ACROSS 30 Drunken cai'Ousel : at y in furniture ,upholstering. Call SUNDAY PUZZLER 3t 32 34 36 . • Mowrev'a Upholstering serving 2464. Men '' REDUCED! OWNERS WANT THIS ONE SOLO! CONVENIENT TO HOSPITAL. 3 BR, HUGE LR, FULLY FURNI SHED KITCHEN &DINING AREA, CARPORT WITH STORAGE ROOM & PARTIAL BSMT. JUST REDUCED TO' $30,000. ' Coal and llm eatonu . deliv e~y. 20-30-29-22-2-23 trl countv.area 21 years. The bast Auto Parts & Accessories ASSUMABLE VA LOAN AT 9Y>%! RANCH SIYLE WITH CEDAR . SIDING ON NICE LEVEL LAWN 3 BR, 2 BATHS, LG. LR & HUGE KITCHEN/ DINING COMBO WITH APPLIANCES & SNACK BAR. HEAT PUMP WTIH CI A. GARAGE &BACK PATIO. JUST OUT OF TOWN. CITY SCHOOl DISTRICT. ASKING $52,000. . £ . sCHOOL DISTRICT - FRAME RANCH WITH NEW VINYL SIDING. NEW ROOF, 3 BRS, BATH, FAMILY ROOM 1 eM GARAGE. $411,000. ' 676-7397. GE . Specialing in Zenith. Call 304 -576-2398 or 614 · 446 · Car~ REDiiCEO! EXCELLENT lOCATION - JUSTOU TOFTOWN . FRAME RANCH WITH 3 BRS.. l 'h BAIHS& I CAR GARAGE. NICE lARGE. LEVEL LOT BETTER TAKE A LOOK FAST REDUCED TO$39,000. fAll- APPROX. 78 ACRES. HOUSE BUILTIN 1972 2 BR 1\! BATHS, FULLY C~RPETED. $78,000. ' ' 448-4477 Of Lotto new Uphostered. RON'S Television Service . House calls on RCA. Quazar. speed. sOe614nt Ashland 86500. Oil in Minorsvill e. AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT OORDON. REALTOR, 446-6216 MARY FlOYD. REALTOR, 446-3383 25 lOCUST STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO $24,500 R 81 M Custom Cauches and Reupholstery, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. 614-256- U-70, Eve. 614-44-6-3438. Open daily 9 ta 4:30, Sat. 9:30 to 1 :30. Olcl & estlmetJS. Call 614-446 -6174. 992-6900. Ask lor sm. HOMES, FARMS & COMMEROAL PROPERTIES . 25 LOCUST STREET. GALLIPOliS, OHIO 46621 PIIC£ REDUCED OVER $5,000 - GOOD LOCATION IN TOWN. 3 BRS, 1\\ BATH, BIG BACK YARD All FENCED. Watterson 's Water Hauling, reaa a nable rates. immediate 2,000 galien delivery. ciaterns. pools, well, etc. call 304· 576· AU tvpes carpenter & concrete work: Interior, exterior, ramo· deling, painting. raafinO. free ' 446-3636cA~ PIIME LOCATION -iDEAL RENTAl PROPERTY. 2 BRS BATH,,NICE BACK YARD. $16.000. ' Plumbing l!t Heating c;or. Fourth and Pine Galllpoli1. Ohio Phone 614·448· 3888 or 614 - UpholsterY FTM General Contracting 13yrs expg,rience . .Roofing & · Construction Ph. 614-388-9308. Free estlm111es 10% otf during the holid11ys, offer expires Jen 27 Liquid meas. ·28 Neon symbol 29 N, -, - , K, J RODNEY - 3 BRS, 2 BATHS, 2 CAR GARAGE. ELE CTRIC BASEBOARD HEAT & WOOOBURNER ALUMINUM SIDING. $46,000. 87 446-0294. Canaday Realty CAJ)IUS - 2 HOMES - I HAS BEEN RECENTLY REMODElED. NEWCARPET. BOTH FOR $20.000. Sllt81'ns. Walls. Delivery A"v· time. Call 614,446-74Q4 House caal. Delivered 1 t on and up . ·Jim Lanier, 304·675-,247 Daily Number 036 championship 'it;:;=;';:)·- Page 3 Cleaner. one hel1 mile .UP 1982 Ford 350. steel flatbed . 36,000 miles, 400 moto r, 4- General NICE &PRIVAJEf ~ DRL. WIOE WITH 2 ACRESON BLACK TOP ROAD. 3 BR. l '1 BAIH. FORMAL OR. UR. CELLAR HOUSE. STORAGE BLDG. & 2 CAR GARAGE KC SCHOOL OIST FANTASTIC BUY AI $32.000. lYCOON lAKE - !4!70 HOME - LEVEl LOt. FURNITURE STAYS. $19,900. - Dilllfd Water SirVice:- Pools, Ohio Lottet·y Super Bowl Elec~~i11 w.ii"t·.as1S or 441-0445 • 896-3802 82 T & l Water d &li~ e ry 4nytime Ph. 614 -388 -9732 same day delivery. Giants grab Lennox Hiatlng & Air C!llldi· tioninc. Alllypis lnsulalion . 16. 1987. 304-675-4480. - BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM . 2 BATH HOME riiuiPPE'OI.KKITCHEN. OAK CABINETS. SNACKBAR, ELECTRIC CENT. AIR. PLUS WOODBURNER. CUSTOM DE CONSERVE ENERGY WITH 6" INSULATED 12" INSULATED IN ATTIC. ANDERSEN THERMOP~NE WOOD WINDOWS, INSULATED DOORS. HOM( IS 5 YEARS OLD. CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. $56,000 Rotary or ca~le tool drilling. Most wells completed 11meday. Pump sales and serVice. 304- 7911 . R&,N&t~l~ .& · Instruments ,, or 875-7147. James Boys Waler Service. Al1o pool1 fill~ . Call .6 14·266· 1 141 qr 614-446· 1176 or 614-446· BASE MENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guaran· tee. Loctll refurences furnished . Free estimatea. Call collect 1· 614-237·0488, dly or night Aag art Bas e "'ent Waterproofing. 614-266-6243. 8~5 - 2088 General Hauling 2919. 614-446 -82 01 . 1979 GMC dump truck. Call rle~ced c~rpeQter, elettricii-n, mason. painter. roofing finclud: ing hot tar appllcltionf 304· CARTER 'S PLUMBING • AND HEATING 19 Clothing 20 - de Janiero 2t Female sheep 22 lnlultion 24 Extra 25 .. - Mice and Real Call 79 Motors Homes , 81 8!) be used as church bus or be con\lened into camper . . Call 614 -992- 3187 o r 614 -367· 7264. 1985 Ch,sler labaro n, 4 dr., auto ., air. 44,000 miles. Ca ll 1- -- - - - - - - - 72 0400. Home lmproyema~ts H::umo ~~~;::~~:::;~~j-;~=::;::=.=:~~;=:;=T";;:;==~=~~=~ -;;; : 71 81 Motorcycles 1972 Dadge. good 31 8 engine, $ 160.00. 304-576· 2662 . LENGTY 6 _ _ 1 74 4418. LUCCTH II 53,000 miles. 6 cyl.. auto., $426 . Call words below .to make 6 '' Autos for Sale b! CLAY R. POLLAN__;:...__ _ __ O Rearrange the 6 scrambled siiTipiO words. 71 \. I .. Slate Rep. Jolynn Boster Commercial Law; Education; lhe Colleges and Universities Subcommittee of the Education Commltlee; and Judiciary and Criminal Juslice. " My Inclusion on these key committees In the House w!ll allow me to conlinue to advocal e the Interests-and concerns of the citizens oft~ 94th Dlslrict," she said. Boster, who has practiced law In Gallipolis since 1978, was elected to -her third term In the House last November. The 94th House D!strlct Is comprised of Gallla. Meigs and Ath ens counties. J tng. She was Anderson' s companIon and she indicated that she was at the Holiday Inn al the time of the incident and not Involved In lhe robbery atlempt or-shooting. A search warrant was obtained In Gall!a County. and I he motel room, as well as Anderson' s car. were searched. Anderson's car has been Impounded and Is being held as evidence. An aulopsy was ordered on Anderson and the preliminary findings Indicated the Wheeling man died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds Inflicted durl~!! the struggle with Stacy. Detail ed toxlcolo!C( results ar e not yet , available. The FBI and feder al aulhor!· ties In Wheeling ·have also been Involved In the lnvest!gallon. according 10 Information rc· leased by the Meigs County Prosecutor's office . A coi n JOB - Desplle the snow from last week and cold temperatures, Meigs County Courthouse cuslodlan John Stahl swept a path from the building to the flag pole to hang the American and Ohio flags. Reagan interrupts schedule to answer panel's questions WASHINGTON !UP!) - Presld ~nt Reagan is Interrupting preparations for whal some regard as a make-or -break Slate of the Union address to answer questions aboul his involvement in and knowledge of lhe Iran arms-Conlra aid affair. Reagan, In seclusion for the last month, goes before Congress and a nalionw!de television_au· d!ence Tu esday night to demonsl rate he retain s the vision and political wher ewllhal to lead In the darkest days of his presidency. Before lacklln g that challenge, he set aside time loday to confronl the tangled web of the Iran arms deal in a private meeting with the special panel he named Ia rev iew operations of lhe National Secur ily Council sl aff. •-· The commission, headed by former Sen. John Tower, RTexas. was charged wllh determining how future abuses ca n be. avoided and expected to quesllon Reagan for about an hour on his recollections of the arms sal es lo Iran and olher Issues. The session marks the flrsl lime Reagan has been questioned on the m atler since the Iran arms-Contra aid connection was disclosed. Th e White House said President Reagan notes would be laken. bul no lranscr!pt would be kept and no formal record would be released . The Iran scandal will crea l e a backdrop of tension and uncer· talnty for Reagan as he travels 10 Capitol Hill Tuesday night 10 outline an agenda of m llilary slrength, economic growth and supporl l or I he Nicaraguan reb- cis and olher anl i,communlst "freedom f i~hl er s" around lh f' world. In the process, aides said, he will defend his handling of lhe I ran arms-Conl ra aid affair -If not the opera lion Itself- wll haul dwelling on lhc crisi s ihal has rocked his administralion for more than l wo monlhs. Reagan worked on his Sl ate of lhe Union add ress over ihe weekend at Ca mp David , Md. A w1n1er slorm lhal. blankelcd l he capit a! wllh a second l ayer of fres h snow forced him and Mrs. Rragan lomakelhe relu rnlriplo Washington by mol orcade rath er · lhan helicopt er. Dcsplle the hlgh sWkPs In volved. the drafllng of lhe Stale of I he Union address has become · \lOgged down by dlsagreemenl among lop Whil ~ House ortlcla ls over I he lone and subslancc of I he address and a failure 10 nail down details of such Inil tatlves as · a ca lastroph ic health tn suranct' plan. ~m~ Whil e House aides an d Reaga n associates have characl erized l he speech - his sixlh Sl al e of the Union address- us a mak e-or -break performa nce thai will decide whether lh~ president will ~able l o recover from the Iran scandal . COLUMBUS iUP II - The chairma n of the Se nate Educa lion Commlltee said he has asked lhe Ohio Deparlmenl or Ect'uca, t lon to have a school bus equipped wllh seat bells available when the commit l ee ~gins hearings nexl month on a bill :o require ~e a l ~Its In school buses. Se n. Cooper Snyder. R· Hillsboro, said I he nine-member commitlee can examine the seat ~II by l aking a ride. Snyder said he has no personal views on lhe bill ycl bul Is planning several co mmlll ee hearings to air lhe issue. Lasl year , lhe Ohio General Assembly passed a blll•·equlrlng drivers and fronl -sea l pas sengers In au l omoblles lo buckle up and lhal law, now fully enforced. has spread the Issue to school buses. Se n. Lee I. Fisher . DCievel and, who int roduced lhe leglslalion, said '. he has been contacled by abou l 40 parcnl s who supporl ~ li s and by such organizations as lhc American Academy of Pedlalrlcs and the American Medica l Association . F lsher' s bi ti would require only l ap belt s because school bu s s•' ats are nol designed 10 accommodat e shoulder harnesses . II would affecl school buses boughl after Jan. I, 1989. A local arm of lhc Nallonal Coa lit io n lor Seat Bells In School Buses is expecled to supporl for lh<' bilL Some cducalors say seal belts, particularly lap bells. are unnecess'a ry and sornet lmcs dang!'r· ous In school buses. G. Ro~rl Bowers , an asslslanl slal e s uperlntend~enl, lold lhc Columbus Dlspalch. "I 'm nol aware of any research thai · supporl s sea t ~lls In sc hooi bu ses. " He said school buses are lhe " "saresl means or lransporlalion d~vl scd . and I don' l see seal bells as addln~ lo I hal." He does not know whN her lh!' educatio n depart mcnl wli llake a sta nd on •the bilL . Accordi ng 10 lhe departmcnl , 271 sluden ts were injured lnsldr buses In Ohio during the 1 91W - R~ school year. Thomas B:m on. lransportallon dlreclor lor lhe Columbus Public Schools, said tests uslnR dummies In buses showed I hal If a bus stops sudd<•nly , an unbell<'d child' s body would hlllhe Sl'al In !rant or him whereas a belled ch ild's head wou ld lake tht> tmpa cl. Teletrack proposal g9es to southern Ohio SOUTH POTNT, Ohio (UP! I A West VIrginia mayor says he Is not worried that a bu sinessman has lurned hls attention lo South Polnt, after he was rebuffed In an ellorl to build a telelrack fa cility in Huntington. W.Va. Blll Kelley is seeking approval of the gambling facility from the Ohio State Racing Commission . However, officials there say Ohio's gaming laws, as Is the case wllh West Virginia's, do not specifically allow or prohibit electronic off-track betting and It could take a legislative act to make the proposed facUlty legal. Hunllngton Mayor Robert Nel- son sa id Kelley' s proposal , on behalf of hi s co mpan y Enlerlainment-USA of Okla· homa, does not worry him. For .several years, Nel son has locked horns wil h the West Virgi nia Lefllslature over whether to provide leg aI provisions fo r off-track betting. worki ng on for more than a year. I'm fam illar •with Oh io's racing stalul e and I lhink a lelelrack will need enabling lc~ls la llon there." Craig t.llen. an Ironton allor ney who flied the application with _I he Ohio Racing Commission for Kelley, said Entertalnmeni -USA has taken an option on ,a 12.3-acrc Little attention hasbeenglve l o lract of land In Sout h Point. The the Issue by the West VIrginia land Is currently owned by Legislalure, where Nelson once Ashland Oil. served as a senator. Ohio laws permits racing and · "I 'm not all lhat worried," at-the-track belting. bu t they arc Nelson said. slient on the relativel y recent "They're jusl now approach· ) technology of telelracks. or Tel e!ng the P.roblems we've been • commun ica tions F. nle[lalnmrnl Centers, fll lr<n said. "The law was pu l In pla rr before I he co n1·ep1 ca me >llong , so II is no I aIlowed or specifica lly prohlblll~!:" hr said. The prupos<'d facllliy , which may be ta k ~n up for discussion by lhc racing com mission In February, would seal 1.800 people. Nelson, likeWise, hasappllcdlo the Weill Virginia RaclnR Commission for a license lo opera 1c a lel elrack. However, thecommlsslol) Is yet lo hear 1he proposal by lhe mayor. �Comment Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pqyteroy- Middleport. Olio Monday. January 26. 1987 -Should Reagan be sorry?_ The ·Daily Sentinel lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~i:h r:s=m~ ~~--r·~c:::~,~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGET!' Publisher . PAT WHITEHEAD Assis tant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER ofThe BOB HOEFLICH General Manager United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association a nd the American Newspaper Publishe rs Association. LETTERS OF OPIN ION art> wl'ICOme. They should be less than D) words ' lang. All let ters are subjec t Io editing and rt11 st be signed with name address a nd telephone number No unslgnOO Jeuers will bf published. Letters'should be In good taste, addressing issues, not personalities Dale Rothgeb Jr. ---30 . Sen. William Cohen of Maine admit that he made a mistake, it didn't endear himself to his is hinted, ali would be weli., By. _ fellow Republica ns when he implication, we could ali go home alo ne voted with the Senate and forget about Iran -or better Intelligence Com mittee's new yet, get on with more Important Democratic majority to block the nahonal problems .. report of the commit tee's De· But on the contrary, as far as I cember hearing - a report can see,. nothing useful would in known to be essenti ally favorable fact be gained by such an to President Reagan And on admission. Ail it would do, it " Meet The Press" the other day, seems to me, is ·spare the Co hen again followed Demo- president's critics the trouble of cra tic precedent by calling on explaining exactly what was so President Reagan to "admit that awful about his conduct in this he made a mistake" 1n the Iran whole allair. ("Even he admits 1f allair. was a mistake.") It's a curious th ing, this de· I may add, having knowing mand that President fleagan Ronald Reagan personally lor admit to having " made a mis· nearly 20 years, that he ha s no take." The demand Is usually personal hangups that would accompanied by the unvoiced make it hard lor him io admit an suggestion that such an admis· error if he in fact believed he had sian would have mysterious made one II he thought his Iran salvilic power's: II only he would policy had Indeed been a mis· take, he would say so, promptly and cheerfully. When he was governo r of California, he a bolished the sys· tern of stealthil y withhold ing state taxes from workers' paychecks and decreed that hence· forth they must be paid directly by the taxpayer. His object was to make the bite of taxes seem more painful and thus more memorable. "My feet are set in concrete on this one," he told doubting reporters . But when falling revenues forced him to reverse his decision, he simply laughed: "that cracking sound you hear is the concrete breaking up around my feet ." The trouble is that President Reagan honestly doesn't believe 1111 PC v~a1 '· Da lc, 1he Ohio Va !ley Pub!ishing C'o. 's news r d11 or. f ough t ct Vil l wnt batt if' again st rtt ncf'r He never gavC' up · A co-worker for mo re than 15 yra rs. Da le was alwavs onr to fare" st iff challenge hear! on. H£' dlwavs lrl t hr oo uld lick anv p1 obiem in th iS il f<' Ac liv£" 1n va nou s eom mumt y artlv it1rs ovrr th r VE'ars. Da le had to <low down som£'w h.ll dftPI October 19R:l Hut agai n. he nrve1· stopped · He will long be rcm emb<' l'!'d lor hi ~ work in the co mmunlt v, both as a n mdividu a l and as a nf'ws person. Da lr Rot h~rb madt manv fri ends in h1s chosc' n profess ion. He also had a few <' n<'mJes. bu t that is Px prcted when deali ng with people r•v£'rvday mall wa lks of lilt'. · For mor£' th.m .10 of hi' 41 years. hr support ed theC'Inr innatl Reds. win or lose He ber<~mr a ICgiS!el t•d official and umpir<' In If<' 1970s tfootball and ba seball I and wo1 ked numerou' area hlgfi scbooi co nt ests It was sonit'lh1ng hr ,Jiwavs wa nted to do bec,JUse he never plaved sports m h1gh sc hool. Dd ie w.ts a vr1 v 1r• l1gious pc•rson He lovro his wile and his lamllv · He w1il he mJSsPd I>V a ll. · So.Jong. Da lt·' -:lO- Pay raises get the green light By LEE LEONARD . UPI Statehouse Reporter ,S:'OLUMBUS IUPil - On thr one hand , you ca n't blame Gov fVchard F. Cdestr for rdiSing !he saianes of somr of his Ca binet rMmbel s last W<'rk. The govcrn01 knows tha i many of them could retreat to pt~~va t e industry a nd make mol l' than the$>!),()()() to $70,()()() they are paid by th~ stale. .On th£' ot her hand. 11 wasn't the bes t time to give pay raises, what w!Jh !he admm Jstra iJon'> warn ings about belt -tight ening, no·growth budgets 1md a po>siblc 1 percent spending reduction In April. "Thr timin g IS not the most appropriate." agreed Ohio Senate Prroident Paul E. G1 ll mor. R·Po rl Clinto n. in talk ing about the pay hikes. which ranged up to $15,()(10 a yea r for 19 9f th e 30 C'ablnel o(fi CC'rS. Bria~ Ushe1. lhl' goVPrnor's press secretary, saw nothing wrong w\t h lhC' pav m1ses 01 the timin g He pointed out IJ 's be£'n 18 months since the olflcwls had a pa v Increase. and that the start of a new lour· year ter m 1s !he proper lime to make adjus tme nt s. · "You ne£'d Jo co mpete agamst !he pnva te secto r." smd Usher ·The ratsl's we iC' b.rsed on mr1 11. job performance and eq ui ly with . · · .9 19 we of lht• depa11ment." Some of I )'e pay raises s<'E'mro logical. The hi ghes t salaries went to he heads of th e largest and mos t im porta nt departments evelopment. transportation. mental health , natura l resources J t was queotwnable thai Warren Ty ler, a former savings a nd loa n ~ o ffi cer who now directs the Oh1o Enviro nmental Protection Agency, ; was booslt'd up to $6U,51R - more than the governor makes. a nd : hlghel'!han the salary or Budget and Management Director William •.! . Shku r tl , who on more than one occasion has ma de Celestr look good ',with his co nsummate k_l)pw lrdgr of state !Inane<'. :: But th.rt's CeicsJe'!).lirero!(a11ve. just as It was his r hoice in 1984 to ,·v~JE ~ prov is ion of a pay raisr bill th at would have Increased th e ;governor's sa lary from $65,000 to $79,800 startin g this year. ; Si)'n . Stani<'Y J. Aronoff. R·Ci nrln natl, who as chair man of th e •Serf~.t e Finance C'om m1ltee wIll have .rn oppor tunit y to open the entire :Sal1j!Y queslwn up ,15 part of th is year's budget discu ssions. was a ~l lt~ lc suspiciou s abo ut lh<' way the pay raises were quietly :"rrompllshed b1 C'clco te. ·: " I suspect thrrP's ,, little bit of 'Let' s get It done fast and get all th e >sc reamlnJ< out of thl' wav now so It will d1e down,"' said Aronoff. :: But the sena101 a Iso pred ICtro 1hat theCa blnet pay h1kes may hav<' :11n adverse ellecl on the moral£' or undr1lings "who have bC'en as ked ~o hold the Ime on anv major incn•asrs lor the good of the stale." ·• T he effect of thr pdy 1a1ses on mm ale is liable Jo bt' more pronounced th an Ihe sf! ret op th e stale budget. When yo u have a 820 ~illlo n budget. $o,OOO or $10.0()() ta ken even 19timrs is only a d1op in the bucke t (Letter to the Editor Who can afford it? !1 I though t II "" ' '11 onic' of ih<' ~ t oi'V at lh!' bottom of thr hont pagp ~taling thoJ I M<•Jgs Countv h.od a 2~>51 prrcrn t pm l'llv l<'vrl ~nd thr ad beside 11 .od\ITiislng a !our·pound Valrntmr hra rt of choroJ,oiP .11 ~ 1 2. 'iO ,, pound. Total $~9 9'1. v.ondrr who in that kvrl can alford It in Meigs C'oun tv? Virgil Waike1· R.D 2, Racin0 lfoday in history T,o~ay is Monday, .Jan 26. the 26t h day or 1987 with 339 to follow . The moon Is moving toward its new phase. The morning stars are Venus and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and J upiter. , Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. They include french philosopher Claude Heivellus in 1715; writer Mary Dodge k"Hans Br.lnker and the Silver Skates") in 1831; Gen. Douglas ~acAr thur in 1880: actor Paul Newma n in 1925 (age 62); singer ~arth ~ ,Kitt in 1928 (age 59). cartoonist and playwright Jules Felffer In 19~ (age 58); sports persJnality Bob Uecker In 1935 (age 52) , and dmonton Oilers hockey player Wayne Gretzky tn' 1961 (age 26.) On this date In his tory· . n 1841, Hong Kon ~ was proclaimed a sovereign territory of Britai n. In 1950, India ceased to be a Brit ish dominion and became the public or India. f I '~ ~ ........ his Ira n policy was a mistake. And. 11you stop to think about It, you may find yourself agreeing with him. Practically nobody - not even Senator Cohen - is critical of the policy's original basic objective, which was to encourage moder· ate and pro· U.S. elements in the government of Iran. It is almost universally acknowledged that keeping Iran out of the Soviet orbit musl be one of this country' s high est st rat egic objectives. Ah (say critics), but the mode of encouragement! It was ,wrong to sell arms to the Iranians. Why, exactly? They were al· lowed to buy a limited number of essentially defensive missile· !Iring weapons, designed to stop an onslaught of armored vehicles - either Soviet or Iraqi. What's so terrible about that? . Well (comes the rejoinder). maybe so far so good; but the arms sales gradually became an outright trade for Iranian help in bringing about the release or our hostages in Lebanon. And we had vowed- rightly- that we would never barga in with terrorists. Ga lha C'oun lm ns paid Jhcil fina l respects to Dale Rothgeb Jr. Ohio Politics Giants finish strong; rout Broncos 39-20 for NFL title __;__w_iL_liam _A._ Rus_h_er todav : For mar£' Ih,IO Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Rio Grande edges Cedarville 79-78oit Kerns' 47-foot heave But of course we weren't "barglning with terrori sts." On the contrary, we had found a strikingly effective means of bringing pressure to bear on tht> terrorists (I.e., through the go· vern ment of Iran) . To this day, not a single demand ever made by the terrori sts has been met, even par tially - yet three of our hostages are home. What " mistake," then, do his enemies want President Reagan to admit to? Why should he plead guilty to some crime they can't even define? ,., '1:., Killing the competition _Ja_ck_·A_n_de_r.~_on_&_"D_a_le_~_an_A_u_a WASHINGTON - Lt. Col. Oliver North knew well in ad· vane£< of a sec ret "sting" opera· lion that led to the indictment of 17 international busi ness men las t April on charges of trying to s£<1l $2 billion worth of arm!>' to Iran, we have learned. It was the biggest ar ms smuggling ·case ever brought by the U.S. Customs Service. In fact, North helped the Customs Service case along lor an interesting reason: He wanted to ell mma le the co.mpe,tition. At the time, he w~ s actively trading · arms lor hostages, and the $2 billion, stra ighl·cash deal was underc uttin g his opera ti on . Nor th was later fi red from the National Security Coun cil staff lor masterminding the 1ran· contra deal. North 's manipulations were kept so secret that Customs Service officials wo n't know about his Intervention until they read thi s. Nor have co ngres· s1ona i investigators uncovered so much as a hint or Nort h's hand in the Customs Service sting. The busln£<ssmen wer£< in· dieted April 22. and Customs Co mmi ssioner Will ia m vo n Raab 's dramatic comment s at the time make embarrass ing reading in retrospect. It is clear that von Raab, a staunch Rea· gan ite, had no inkling I lie Reagan admi nistration itself was selling arms to Iran - the very offense the Customs Service had ,nalied the busin£<ssm£<n lor attempting The chief dlllere nce was that the businesmen merely rri <•d to sell ar ms to Iran, the adminis tration succeeded. Describing the del£<ndants as " brokers of d£<a th who operated a terrorist flea market," von Raab declaimed: "The Iranians would have used these weapons to make war against thei r neighbors or to spread Int ernatiOnal terrorism aga inst the free West " He add€'d: "Without a doubt, the bloody hand of international ter rorism would have been on the trigger of the TOW missiles reall y an Ideal weapon lor this dirty bu siness." Two months earlier, the secret White House operation had already deliv£<r£<d at least 500 TOW a nti -tank missiles to Iran, and 1.500 more wer £< to follow. In a private Intervi ew last July 11, Dale Van Alt a informed von Raatl that the National Security Council 's Ollie North was se· cretiy supplying arms to Iran. Von Raab relied firmly that our information couldn't be correct. Van Alta £<Ven warned von Raab th ai his $2 billion arnis smug· gllng prosecution could plow up in his lace -with the inevitable revelation that the defendants were allegedly trying to do only what the White House was already doing North's specific role in the Customs sting is still sketchy, but his associates told us he knew about the priva te arms deal in Its early stages Indeed, one North intimate said the colonel boasted weeks before the Apr il indict · ment s that he had secr£<tiy "set up" th e case to keep the decks clear for his own operation . We can 't confirm how North accomplished this feat, but th ere were a number of ways he could have done the trick. The key inform er in the Customs case, Cyrus Hashemi. had been in· valved In North's transaction. before he acted as an undercover agent lor Customs Hashemi is a cousin or Hashemi Ralsanjam, speaker of the Iranian parlia· men!. whom North considered a " moderate" in Tehran - but wh o eventually blew the whol e d£<al Even without Hashemi, who died mysteriously las t July. North still would have had a contact with the businessmen . An American lawyer indicted in the scheme, Samuel Evans, was an associate or Adnan Kha· shoggi. tbe Sa udi Arabian billio· naire who was the key financier lor North's arms deal. In fact , Evans' lawyers say their client only W£<nt along with the private arms transactions because Kha· shoggi assured hinl the U.S. : government had approved it. , In a 34·page memorandum, the • la wyers said Evans met in July : 1985 with Hashemi and two ' others - Manucher Ghorbanilar and Roy Furmark - and dis· c usse d the Wh ite House· sa nctioned arms sal£< to Iran. Ghorbanilar was North 's Iranian middl eman: Furmark was the , New York businessman who told ' CIA Di rector William Casey last October about possible diverslln of profits from th£< White House arms sales to Iran. Footnote: North 's attorney said neither h£< nor his client are answering any questions about the Iran affair. The twisted budget ______G_eo-=-rge_M_c_Go_ve_rn CEDARVILLE - Rio Grande tea m became Ohio's first 20· game bas ket ball wi nner Sa tu r· day in a Mid Ohio Conference matchup at Cedarville, as the t he Redm en defeated the Yellow Jackets 79-78 on Jimmy Kea rns' 47 looter at the buzzer The triumuph allowed t he Redm en to rema in atop the MO C' with a 6·0 r£<cord Rio improved its mark to 20·4 overall. "It was a b1gwin lor us bec,JUse here it' s a tough plac£< to play here," said Coach John La · whor n, who has now won 20 or more bail games lor the sixth consecutiVe season "The wi n lift ed us up , and we showed a lot of composure down the stretch." Up 76-75 on a pair of Rob Jackson free throws with 50 seco nds r£'m ai ning , Kear ns fouled Eddi£< Wa kefield . Ceda r· I J. • I , ville's WakefleJa fill two fr <'<' throws to put his tea m up by on£<. 77-76. Lawhorn was whistled for a technical when th e Redmcn exceeded the time limit during a low. Jn co me college s tudents, low.Jncome housing, energy as· slstance lor the poor , nu tritional assis tance to iow·lncome pregnant women, lnlanls and child· ren - all of these and other si mil a r progra ms would be cut under the Reagan budget. Again, it Is my view that the Congress will res ist mos t of these cuts in programs lor1hepoor, the aged and the handi capped and instead will stay within the increases Reagan spending ceiling by cut s Th e domestic spendin g cut s in arms outlays are aimed especiall y at the poor An analysts of the Reagan and low income citizens budget by The Center on Budget I find the Reagan budget and Polley Priorities in Washing· unfair , unwl s£< and poorly con ton, D C., headed by Robert ce lve d at every point tha t -Greenstein, project s a 33 pNcent matters. Increase In military spending . At a time wh£<n th£< na lion is not over the next live years: a 27 at war and no one Is threatening percent increase in th e -Energy us, I he pres tdenl wants to spend Department, which includes the $312 billion on the military - an nuclear weapons progra ms; a 19 Increase over the current year or percent Increase In the State 3 percen t above the Inflation Department , which includes mil· rate. Uary foreign aid; and a 40 Congress cui $30 bliiion from percent Increase In spending on Rea~a n' s military spending re· the space progra m. In the same period the budget quests last year. With the Demo· crats now in control of both the of the Department of Agricu Uu re House and the Sena te, II ts would lall32 percent, the Depart· probably a safe bet that at least ment of Educalion budget would that much wlil be cut lroin arms drop 26 percent and the Depart· spending this year. ment of the Interior, which 01 the $18.7 billion In proposed includes the Park Service, would cuts lor domestic programs, lose 17 percent. The president's budget oilers one·third of the reductions would come at the expense of the no solution to the huge annual poorest A:mericans. deficit& that have mar ked the Reaga~ years. It is now clea r School lunches, medical care lhat Mr. Rea gan is going to hold tor the aged, Medicaid, aid to out tor more arms spending and no tax Increases and let the Congress or the next administra· lion worry about the federal deficit . The new budget Is plainly wrong. 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With these twisted goals, a day of r£<ckoning lies ahead. tim eout, a nd Wakefield 121 pointSI ca nned the technical free th row to mcrease the lead to two "I thought we got the bail down in th e paint late in the game, wh iC h ca us€'<1 free throws, and we made the b1g fr£<e Ihrows. " It was a well-composed effor t," sa id oflens1ve coordmator Kev in PurcelL Jac kso n fouled Jacket captain Doug Pugh on the inbounds play with lour ticks remammg on the clock .' Pugh missed the fr ee throw, and the stage was se t for Kearns. H£< drove down the r ight sideline, JUmp£<d ove r h1s half· court hn c and released t he bali. What was a n01sy crowd now beca me s lienl . Cedarville i11 ·5, 2·4 m the MOC ), was led by Mi ke Free man's 29 pom ts. Four players scored 111 double ligures lor Rio Gra nd e, led by Joe Verhoff's 27 and Ron Rittinger's 19. "We weren' t verv good dele n· siveiy," sa id defensive cooll(lina· tor Earl Thomas. "We didn' Tdo a very good job on Freeman." Scoreboard ... llou "'oo President Ronald Reaga n has subm itt ed his an nual budg£<1 for fiscal year 1988. The first presidential budget in American history to exceed a tril lion dollars. R£<aga n's prop· osal follows the sa me priorities he has soughl lor the past six years - incr£<ased spending lor lh£< military and foreign a1d. decreased spending for domestic progra ms s~c h as education and ag ricultu re. a nd no tax Taylor In second quarter action of Sunday's Super Bowlin Passadena, Calif. The Giants came from behind lo win, 39-20. (UPI) TAYLOR NABS ELWAY - Denver QB John Elway Is trapped by Giants linebacker Lawrence H..., , ,/, 1, II' I " '' ' d I '• ' ' ' I '" ' ' ""' ,.. .,,/ Ohi o Nt 1141, l o~~o•a 1~ fttt~ lln ~~t Coh l'n 11i. Mluml1!) No •nt ,_, !U. Toh•OO ~I " '"''''" lilt h Mi Ohl11 11n!\ 1111 ' llrnl KitiJt•rh Kt :'t:u\ M•r tU I ln t•hmd ~ 41i4. SM' Ml 11~ nurl M tit 1\krtt n 115. 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Q, Hawll•rJte 13 l'r111 HI 71,. 8t lou~r111ure 57 RIO trave ls to Ohio Dommican Tuesday lor a 7:30 p.m. co nfer· ence gam£< with th£< Panthers. In other MOC action Wals h downed Ohio Dommica n 67 ·62, Malon£< nipped Tiffin 59·57 and Mt V"rnon squeaked by Urba· naD-66·65 Box score: RIO GRANDE (79) - Joe Verhoff, 6/JG-27: Ron Rl ttlnger, 8 3-19; Kearns , 2·1·5·12: Smit h, 3·1·1·10: .Jac kso n. 1 · ~ 5: Fogt, 2·0·4: and Raymore, 1-0-2. TO· TA LS- 23·5·18·79. CEDARVILLE (78) - Mike Freeman,ll /2·1·29: Edd leWakeli£<id, 7· 7·21. S1merly. 3-4-10; Yeager. 5·0-10: and Angus, 4·0-8 TOTA.LS - 30·2· 12·78. llalfllme score - Rio Gra nde 36, Cedarviiie 33. ' Kyg~r Creek edges SW in makeup tilt Third time was a charm lor host Kyge r Cr£<ek Saturday night as the Bobcats edg£<d Southwest· ern, 52·49, in a South ern Valley At hletic makeup contest. Ea rlier this year, the High· landers had bea ten KC' elghl points at Southw es tern and live poinl s in the Chris tmas Holiday Tournament at Mercerville. The Bobcats, led by Chad Leac h's 14 points and Bill Love· day's 11 , led 15·10, 27·25 and 40·3o at the quarter marks. The vic tory left KCHS 6·9 overall and .1· 7 Inside th e co nference. Southwcs tPI'n dropped to 7·7 on th e vear and 4·6 in loop play. The Bobcats will pla y at Eas ter n Friday. Sout hwester n will host Ohi o Valley Christia n Tuesday and play at Sy mmes Valley Friday. Mike Pa trick paced the High· landers w1 th 16 points. Andy Hals lop tossed m 12. Kyger Creek hit 20 of 31 field goal att empts lor 62 percent and was 12 of 25 at the line lor 48 percent. KC'HS had 24 rebo unds, eig ht by Bill Loveda y. The winners had 14 turnovers. Southwestern hil 17 of 46 from the fi eld lor 36 percent an d was a sizzling 15 of 16 from the lin<' lor 94 percent. The Hi ghl and ers outrebounded KC as Pa trick and co mpany co ntro lled th e boa rds. SWHS had 16 turnovers . In the reserve ga me, Sou thw· es tern won, 48·27. J usli n Fallon led th€' winners with 18. Chu ck London had 16 lor Kyger C're£'k. Vars it y box: ~OUTIIII'&~TERN 1191 - Andy llal•· lop, :t-•12; Kl t.it: llal!tlop, H,_:t; ,Juft ty :!-Z.8; MUI.I' Plllrick, K-0.18: Nhawn Br,.- nt, 1·0.t Kl tk Mt;rHhon, :t-%-i, SeiUI C11ll t7, 1).$.!1. TOTAl.S 17· U-t& Burl~on. KVGEit (' ft~ EK !Ill - Rid< ll•d•oo. 3·Z.M: Ttm Gordon, 3-:J..t; Mike Bradhul')', f.l.3; Bill l.o•edoy, II: Mike u..,.e, :1-1·1; Chad J,..ch, 8-Z.II. TOTAL~ !11- 1 ~ 5! complctC'd all ,six !1rst·qu a1tcr By DAVE RAFFO passes and hel ped the Broncos to UPI Sports Writer a 10 3 lead The Broncos tben PASADE NA, Ca lif. tUP I) Phil Simms. whose £<ight-year drove 74 yards and usro 6 20 of journey through injuries, boos the seco nd quar ter bul ca m<' and hear t·breaking losses sym· away w1th nothing Afle1 getting boiized his franchise, Sunday a fi rst down at the 1. the Gian ts delivered lh£< New York Giant s pushed Denver back to the 6 and Ric h Karlis missed " 23 yard their first NFL championship in field goa l. Kallis missed a 30 years Simms staged the most acc u· 34-yarder befon' halftime. al· rat£< passing performanc e in the thoug h Denver led 10·9 New York ouJ scmcd De nver league's postseason history in lifting the Giants to a 39·20 rout of 30·10 in !he seco nd half Elway completed 22 of :17 the Denver Broncos in Sup£<1 passes f01 304 ya rds and was Bowl XXI. Interce pted onct'. H£' scorrcl on a Simms, the fir st playe r Grn· 4·yard firs t quart e1 run and Nai Manager George Young passed 47 ya rd s fm a four th· dralled after takin g over in 1979, quart er TD to Vant r .Johnson compl£<ted the turnaround he and Denver Jla ined on lv ;2 rushing Young were hired to master mind. He complelro 22 of 25 yards on 19 c,llri<'s Elwav sa id not gPIIIng a passes lor 268 yards and lhree touchd ow ns and helped the Giants survive a s lu ggish effort by their nm mally domin.mt defense. "This dispelled the myth for the las ! time about Phil Simms." Giants Coac h Bill Parcells sa id alter h1s team won its first NF L By GENE Ci\ DIJF~S champiOnship since 1956. " HP was absolutely magnificent to· UPI Spurts Wrill'r day. He quarterbacked as good a F' unny bounces usuall v com" game as has ever been played." on !ali a ft ernoons 01 nig ht s m Simms. who had lour straight another sport So. Mlo~mi ba>krt seasons ended by Injuries before bail Coac h .lcr o} Pr. 11·son dlcln t 1984, has helped the Giants In the find the One's hiS l£'o1m ~ol In a playoffs lor thr£<e straight years. 76- 7.1 loss Sa tu rd,ry ,11 Bow ling Gree n to be all th at Iun ny Before he joined the team. they had not made the playolls since In pa1t1r ular, Pe irson bC'· 1963. Giants fans booed when he moa ned his team's las t shot of was selected In the draft out of th r g,J mc, ,, basel ine jumpC'I bv Kentucky's Morehead State, and Trimm£<11 Haywood with fi ve continued to boo much ot this seconds remaln 1ng thai bo un ced orr the nm and down the floor as season On Sunday, Simms guided a th e clock 1an out. "The ball, like It did all day 101 turnov£<r·fr ee offense. He thr£<w TD passes or 6 yards to Zeke us, took a w~1rd bounce," sa id Mowatt, 13 yards to Mack.Bavaro Peirson. " We had severa l shots and 6 ya rds to Phil McConkey. th ai ca mr off the 1ro n Iunny Bowling Grrr n was pla ying .rt Morris added a 1· yard run , Ott is hom£< and got the bounces " Anderson scored from the2. Raul In Sat urday' s othrr MAC' Ail£<gre kicked a 21·yard field goal and Geo rge Mar tin sacked game's, Wrste m Mi chl g,,n John Elway lor a safety to round downed Ohi o Univers it y R7 -8U, Kent State downed Tolrdo 8.1-64 out th£< G1ants' scoring. Cor nerback Louie Wright. one and Ba ll Stair drf<'a led Ea stel'n or thret> Broncos remaining from M1ch1gan 84 ·72 In a non· co n!Pr· their losi ng Super Bowl XII ence ga me. leag ue-leading C'en· team, said Sunday' s game was tral Michigan downed Chi cago State 76-SU. tougher to take. "I just though! we had a bett er Clevela nd Stall' won 1ts lO th In chance," Wright said. " fl 's the a row. a 68·63 win ovr1 Sout hw l's l way we lost that hu rts. If we Missouri State, brh1nd K!' n didn't have a chance from I he McFadden's 20 point s and 1B by opening kickoff 11 would have Clint on Ransey. been different. but we had our The Vik ings 1mp1 ov£'d to 1:!·2 overall a nd 2 0 in 1he flsoociallon chances. " AI the s tart, Denver's John of Mid C'o ntm ent Unlvrrsitie' Elway matched Simms. Elway Southwntern .. . ..... .. 10 I~ II 14 - UJ Kn t>t ( 'rt·e k ... .. . IS 1:! 13 12- $2 Jl.eH('fV Cfoi(:O rt.• - SouUtwt"Hie rn .UJ Knr.r , Cret•k 27 Redwomen . lriumph RIO GRANDE - The Rlo Grande CoUege and Community Coiiege Redwomen bas ketball tea m beat defending Greater Ohio Athletic Conference cham· pions Walsh College 86-77 in a conference game at the Paul R. Lyne Center Saturday to up their record to 13-4, 2· 2 in the GOAC. Bavaro. Lal c1 In thr quar ter. Mor ris took a handoff from Simms and pitc hed back to lh<;> qu anerback. S1mms lh£'n found Mc Co nkey tor 44 ya rds to the 1 and Morris scored on the nexl play. Funny bounces decide contests 'Played like py's :n points. In ot her OAC ga mrs. Wittenberg took Ma· rlell a 72-42. Capital edg£<d Hei· dr lberg 58·5(i .rnd Ohio Northern downed Mount Union 67·57. in the North Coas t Athletic Co nferl'nce. It was Wooster over Case Hescrve 84·68, Ohio Wes· leyan over Oberlin 128·91 and AliC'g hcny over Kenyo n 68· 58, wh1ie m th e Mld·Ohlo Conference It was Rio Gra nde over Cedar· ville 79· 78, Malo ne over Ti!fin 59 57. MI. Ve rnon Nazarene over Urbana li6-6.'i and Walsh over Ohio Dominican 67·62 In other ga mes it was Ba ldwin· Wa ll ace ovr•r Beth arty (W. Va.1 70-67, Anderso n !Ind.) over Blul· It on 94· 74, Hi ra m over W & J 1Pa 1 72-61 and .lohn Carroll over Thiel I Pa I 6:1-62 Simms named MVP PASADENA. Ca lli iUP II Ph il Simms. whose eight -year jou1 ncy through lnjurl£<s, booo and hea rt b1ro~ k l ng losses sym· bo llzrd his li'anchise. Sunda y dellvr n ·d the New York Giants th£'11 first NFL champ ionship In :m Y~'" ' s Simms staged tht' most accu· ra te p as~ ln g performance in the leagur•'s postsmson his tory In lilti ng lhC'G ian ts to a 'l9 20rout of th e Drnvrr Broncos In Super !Jowl XX I Simm s, th1• fir st playC'r G€'n· rra l Manuger George Young drafted altrr taki ng over In 1979 comptmrd tht' tu r naround he and Young were hired to master· mind . He co mplrt ed 22 ot 25 ; passes lor 2GR ya rds and th ree touchd owns and helped the Giant s su rvive a slu ggish etror t by thrlr normall y dominant drlrnse. CLIP AND SAVE STAYING IN TUNE IS SCHEDULED MAINTENANCEATlEGULAR nilES The Daily Sentinel OURPS 145·1111) i\ l)lvbllnn ol Multimedi a&, lnf•, ~J I Publis h('(! rvrrv il fl rrnoon Mond uv lhrnugh F1ld.1 \ Ill Co url Sl , Po m f'rov Ohi o. b\' 1ht• Oh io Vt~ll f 'V Puh ll!i h ln,~~: Co mpany!Mulllm•-dl a In c Pomf•t ov . Ohi o 4~769 , P~ 99'J2 1 ~fi Sf! co nd r loss p os ra~f' pa id ul Pnm...rov, JACKSON PIKE • Rt3& M:ST ,ue. •s~ BAAGAIN MITINE£5 5 ~1\IAD.\Y • SIIND.\Y • ALL SEATS 12 . SO ~ISSION EVERY TUESII!Y 12 SO PhOne ENGINE TUNE-UP Oh !o. Mf'm bl'r Unth·d P1N>s ln 1N n:ll lonal In la ncJ D<t llv Prf'Sii Associ a• to n .t nd 1hr• '2195 '2495 •3}95 Ohio Nf•wspapf'r Associ atlon. Nallon ul Advrrtlsln~ Rf'pr••srnl.tllvr Branhllm NI'W~puprr Sa i NI, 7:1.:1 Th ird Avrnu f\ New York New York 10(117 ~TMASTER· Sftnd addn'!ls <' h un ~ lo Tti r Dallv St'nflnc l. 111 Court St Pomeroy, Ohio 4.~769 f.* By quW'tt•r~t: touchdown from the 1 hu rl more than Ihr m iosro fl£<1d goal. "What a turm ng point that was." he said, " We had it go ing there' m th e lh st hall and It really hurt when we couldn't get It in " The Gi ant s enlered !he game warv of Denver's gim mi Ck plays, but tl'ir ked thr Broncos twice. Backup quart erback Jell Ru· tledge slipped behmd center out of punt form al ion and snuck lor 1wo yards on a fourth and · one !1om the Nev. York 46 The Gia nt s went on to score the go· a head TD on Simms ' pass to 1-(:yltnotr Price lnctucJes· (For tng!ntS with ettctron<c tgnrtionJ • lnst.lll Mopar/Champlon _spark plugs I AdJUSt idlt ~ SUB8CRIPTION RATES Br Carrie-r or Mot,.. Kouie Onf' Wf'lrk . . .$1 ~ One Month . .. ......... , , . . .$5 45 OnrYf'ar .. . S6:it00 . Dally .. ,, . . PRICE No !'ub!tcrlptlont by mall prrmll tt'd In carriN Stanaard <gnltlon . 2~ Ccn r11 Sub5Crlbcn not d('AirlnSt to pay thl.' car riM' may remit In advance dlrf"Ct to The Da lly Sl•nlln(ll o n a 3, 6or12 monl h bastA. Credit will be l(lven carrlf.!ftath W('ek • ar(IGS where l'lorrM' avail abl e • Stttlming · • Inspect em1sslons control s~t~ SINGLE (X)PV scrvl('(' '" Mall 8utooe" " - lllllde Mel p toM at, 13 Week• ........... ,.. . .. 117.29 ~ WerkJ . ... . .... .. .. .. . ... 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Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 9:43a. m. transported Freda Mahr to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Racine at 10:24 a.m. to Letart Falls for Zelpha Stewar t to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Middleport at 1:31 p.m. to Zuspan Hollow Road for Jamie Bribe to Veterans Me morial Hospital: Rutland at 3:53 p.m. to Meigs Mine No. 2 for James Lan·e to Holzer Medical Center; &lplo Ffre Department at 5:18p.m. to a chimney fire at the Charles Butcher residence on Mud Fork Road; Pomeroy at 6:25p.m. to a chimney fire at thr Steve Monrey residence on Cherry Ridge Road ; Rutland at 10:45 p.m. to Main Street for . , Danny Leonard, who was trea ted but not transported. Sunday at I a. m. , Pomeory to Peach Fork Road for Earl Frecker to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport at 3:27a.m. to the Riverboat 1nn for John Elliot to Veterans Memorial ' : Hospital: Pomeroy at 9:09a.m . to a chimney fire at the Robert Roble residence on Rose Hill; Pomeroy. at 11:50 a.m. to Mulberry Avenue for Lillian Gardner to Veterans Memorial .. Hospital; Racine at 4:30p.m. transported James Autherson to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 4:59p.m. to Cook Road for Kim Peck to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Racine at 8: 29 p.m. to a chimney fire at the Mile Hill Road residence of Irene Roush . Date set for ordering yearbooks Orders for the 1987 Meigs Mar auder Yearbook will be tak en at Meigs High the week of ~'eb . 2-6. The year books will cost $17. Name engraving is an additional $2 and plastic covers $1. The,entire price may be paid at the timetheorder Is placed, or one· half at the time of the order and one· half on delivery of the book. Students may place orders during lunch periods. Anyone else Interested should stop at lhP Meigs High office between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. during the week of the sales. Name corrected in fire report The Zuspan Hollow Road t'esldence des troyed Friday morning by fire week was the home of Linda Sc hartigcr and not Glenda Schartiger, as was reported. Deputies recover stolen vehicles Deputy Sheriff Ruth Frank has reported that four stolen vehicles, onr car and three pick· up trucks, have been recovered and returned to their owne rs although In ves tigation into the th efts continues. The sheriff's department was notifJed of the th('fl s on Thursday and th(' last vehicle was rC'covrrC'd Saturday nig ht . Acco rding to informal ion rC'I eased by the department , one truck was located In New Ha ven, W.Va.; one truck on Pine Grove Ro ad; the car In Racln(' and the last tru ck was found on Showalter Road. Engineer, official clarify remarks Me igs County Engin('er Philip Roberts and County Highwa y . Sup('rint('nd~nt Ted Warner say that clarification Is needed in regard to a discussion bl'tween them and the Meigs County Commissioners at Wednesday's commissioners meet ing. '1. The question before the commissioners was, Robert s says, shquld a policy be formulated to deal with employees who ha v(' lost lhelr,drl vers' licenses for DWI offenses "off the job." He notes that a policy to deal with alcohol consumption by employees "on· the job" ha s been In effeet since De.c . 16, 1980. That policy says that the engineer "absolu tely wlli not tol('rate any alcoholic beverages to be consumed by anyone, on or near the premises of the highway garage, or while dr ivi ng or. operating vehicles or l'(juipmcnt belonging to the highway department at any time. especially duringworkinghours." Any violation of this policy is to result In the " immediate disciplinary acilon, including possible lay off ot· dismissal. " Roberts says he has recelvPd complaints, on and off for some time, about drinking problems , but. hE' points ou1. "being a blr to substantiate complaint s has been im·possible. Th e complai nts . . always come after the fact." Roberts and War ner say they stand by the ex isti ng polic.v · regarding "on thr j~b" offen ses. ~ tickets share Lotto jackpot Marjorie Milhoan L Ray Pullins Report says Reagan focused on hostages North made his sta tement s to MPesc Nov. 22, during the attar· ney ge neral's initial Inquiry Int o the Iran arms sales. the news· paper said. . The Post. citing an anonymous source familiar with not es of the MeesP·North int erv iew. also said the Sena t(' committee staff has obtained other evidence, lnclud· ing notes from National Securit y Coun cil' meetings, that support the co nclusion that Reagan' s c.~ d viscr ~ larger • . in Re11gan Reaga n has in sisted his goal in the arms sa les was improv<'d relat ions with Iran and that winning fr('('dom for the captives was a IJ)·· product of the dea ls. The prPside nt also has said hr knew noth ing of anot her b.v· prod uct - secret Pffor ts to slip Iran arms·saiP profits to thr Contra rebels in Nicar11gua. Three day s following his int erview with North, Mresr disclosrd Nov . 25 that $10 million to $:10 million from the ar ms sa tes had brrn divert ed to help the Contras . No rth wa s fired and his boss. Vice i\dm . .John Poindex· tcr, McFar lane' s successor, re· .signed th at da y. Meese told the Senate commit · tee his ver sion of his int erv i<'W with North. the newspa per said. North and Poindexter have rPfusrd to answ<'r questions, citing t hPir Fifth Amendment right agai nst self·lnrrimination . College offers new GED A new kind of GED ,' or high school equivalency trai ning pro· gram, Is being inlt'iated by the Southeastern Business College. The new quarter start s tomor· row for the new program and there is no charge . for tu ition. Books ca n be s~cured at a nominal fee . Under the plan. e ll g ibl ~ high school dropouts may attend classes two evenings a w~ek and proceed at th ~ ir own s pe~d . Classes will b~ taught on a smal l group basis and when deslrabl<>. on an Individual basis. When t~s t scores durin g a session Indicate ~ 'the student 's ability to pass thr offi cial state GED trst , Meigs r--:-----------------------1 . thinking but wa sn't ." froperty Transfers • "wc-rC' terms. County student s will bP tested at Hocking Technical College. Eligibl e stu.d~nts in groups of 20 will be selected on a first· come, flt·st served bas is. Late registrants, if suffi cient in number, will br formed Into a new class or be held over to start i\pril1 for the spring quarter . By Jeff Hilleary · Welcome to the first annual Golden Nothing aw<j.rds. These are given out" each January to videos that either Impress or unlmpress this critic. The crlteria for the awards Is very simple; all movies that are watched are judged on story, acting, music and entertainment value. Please bear In mind that these are only my opinions and are only to be regarded as such. Now If you are ready, and even If you aren'h here I~ our first award. . Our first category Is Worst Movie of 1986. I am aware that It concerns a politically touchy Issue oflnternatlonallmportance and !hat a lot of people like it . I, however, found that it stretched credibility to the brea~lng point to Imagine that a character who Is obviously psychotic can go Into a hostile area, fight a welll'(jUipped army, endanger forelgn relations and get oit with only a "What do you want?" . A Golden Nothing goes out to "Rambo: First Blood Part Two ." This runs 96 minutes, has an R rating for violence and Is relea sed by Thorn· EMI. The Cute Creature Award goes out to a movie that Is responsible for my two· year old kitten getting named after the furry hero. Gizmo the Mogwal. Yes. I'm talking about the Stephen Spielberg masterpiece that Is basically a reworking of the Pandora myth . "Gremlins" Is 1()6 minutes with a PG rating and Is released by Warner Home Video. There Is some violence but It Is still entertolnlnP Our Most Memorable Movie Theme Is given to the song or tune that haunts the minds or dreams of the viewer long after the movie Is over. Personally I didn't think )his one had a ghost of a chance but after hearing It repeated over a dozen times at a Halloween party, I knew that Ihis was it. The Ray P,arker, Jr. song which says " I ain't' afraid of no ghost s" may have a few double· nega tives but themovlelsoneblg positive . I'm speaking of "Ghost· busters", with It 's PG rating a~d 105 minute length and RCA· Columbia re lease. It's such a good movie that I recommend th at you see this with the poltergeist you love. There Is some rough la nguage so you might want to -be aware of that fact when you'watch this. The Cute Story Award, given to th e movie that has a cute plot that entertains through a cute device or an entertaining story twist, Is one of the hardest awards to hand out because Hollywood thrives on such things and you tend to see dozens of these. In such a case, a resorting to the listing of the top movie rentals helps to find the top contenders. Movies like "The Posldon Adventure" with Its eye-catching sets that drive you crazy because they are up~ld e down. are prime examples of this, let's call It a gimmick craze for want of a better phrase . I had a hard time with this one because there were so many. but I finall y found one that has several injokes running throughout this film . Here Is an example from one scene: The hero having gone back In ilme learns that his mother Is In love with him uses the word heavy In the presence of the eccentric sdentist FREE Bank:BY·Mail! .. IO(IHJIUOI III U " ...y u....,oliO ,..,.. •• 111l 110jl110 ···"'" (played by Christopher Lloyd to Michael J, Fox as the bumbling . hero. which Is also a requlr~ · role In such movies) who disgresses to comment on gravity in the future . , Sit down back there, Ml~h,.el, and quit your fidgeting because It was·a hand'sdown win for "Back To The Future", 156 minutes long, rated PG and an MCA release. · Now the category you have · beenwaltlngfor-themovlethat Is the best one, the one that gets the Best VIdeo Of 1986 In the opinions of this critic. The· contenders are "The Money . Pit " . MCA Video, 91 minutes , PG rating. This Is a comedy Ihat defines the truest truth of Murphy's Law, What Can Go Wrong, Will Go Wrong. "Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom", 118 minutes, PG, Paramount . And the overlong r.omance based on a true story , "Out Of Africa", 161 minutes and Is rated PG . The envelope· 'please - and the winner Is .. . A beautiful masterpiece of adventure and thrills "IMiana Jon es and The Temple Of Doom"! Now, this ends the awards ceremony for 1986 and In 1987 Hollywood will be entertainlng again as always and we' ll be here next January with the awards for that year. Until then ... .,._ _ _ _ _ _"""-'_ _ _.. , POWELL'S WIN CASH !,,., sso CASH PRIZE SlOO CASH PRIZE. JACKPOT Cleatus Arnett Janice Lawson PEOPLES. BAN·K "The letter Ionic" MEMBfR F.D.I.C . ~son. W.Va. m-5514 2212 Jactson AvMitll Point Plllllfll. W. Va. 675·1121 5th Street New HMn, W. Va. :::t -z . ATI'END CONVENTION ·- Dr. and Mrs. Mel Simon, Gallipolis, are among the group pictured with PhUipplne President Corazon Aquino who was keynote speaker at the convention of the Association of Phlllppln.e Physicians Manila on Dec. 19 following a medical made by Dr. and Mrs. Simon to help medical help for the poor. held ·In mission provide ·' Ohio watching for presidential nod COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII -If Pres ident Reagan supports the · construction of an atom smasher during his State of the Union address Tuesday, Ohio officl~ls are expected to putt more money and staffing behind a bid to have the machine built in central Ohio. The Superconducting Super Colllder, a .$6 billion Department of Energy project, is not mentioned In the proposed 1988 budget. B.ut if the pres ident gives the project a nod. it would put Ohio's dormant campaign for the pro· ' ject back In high gear. "The speculation Is positive," said Ohio Stat e University physl· cist William Palmer. · "The Important thing Is that something is put In the. fiscal 1988 budget to keep it going." ents and create the tremendous energi es need~d to probe the process of creation . Gov. Richard F. Celes te's administration has been drum· ming up support for the atom .smasher for two years. Palmer said he is already writing his pro posa~ to the state for a second·phase $1 million siting study in volving core drll· lin gs, geo logic stud ies and a public Information cam paign. ':The Reagan administra tion has been a strong supporter of technology," said Palmer. " but we've also go t a pres ident who has problems with Iran and a big federal defi cit ." Palmer and Physicist Stephen Pinsky directed an OSU task for ce that recommended the underground facility be built in central Ohio under Mor row, Marion, Unioit and Delawa re counties. The machine would accelerate protons through an oval· shaped tunnel 52 miles long and 200 feel deep. By staging head-on collisions in the tunnel, scientists would shatter the sub·atomlc particles Into smaller constltu· By MIKE BERRY MEMPHIS . Tenn. (UP!t Country singer Johnny Cash sa~s he will ride his "Freedom Train " from Memphis to Bait imore, including a proposed s top in Cincinnati, this summer to promot e a rebirth of patriotism. Along the way, Cash and others 'will stage concerts with the money going to patriotic organ!.zatlons and to ass ist POW and MIA families . · "It's good to be able to wave the fl ag again," Cash told abou t ]50 people, many of them vete·rans and their fam ilies, at a Saturday news conference. " I 'come from a l ~ng .fa mlly of flag • wavers. "YQu can be sure I'm going to :be here to ride the F1·eedom :Traln from Memphis to Bir· • WINNING NUMBERS POSTED IN THE STORE SUNDAY 10 A.M. ·(Must come in and claim · prize by following Saturday, 10 P.M.NO WINNING NUMBER GIVEN· .OVER THE PHONE) If Any Prize Is Not Claimed In The Allotted Time, The Prize Will Be Included In The Next Week's $100 Cash Prize Jackpot. NO PUICIIASE Reserve Board for permission to purchase the Tuppers Plains branch of Bank One. Athens. National Associa· Reserve Bank on or before laat date of the comment period. aby establish a branc'h at U. Columbus, Ohio s. Highi!Yav 7 and State Public Notice Route 681 , Tuppers Plains, Meigs County, Ohio. The fe- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF f iDUCIARY deral Reserve considers a number of factors in decid- ing whether to approve the ceived at the offica of the Dilllctot olthil Ohio Department of Transportation. Columbus, application including the re· cord of performance of the banks In helping to meet lo- 10:00 A.M., Ohio cal credit needs. Standard Tima. Tu81day, February 10. 1987, lot imf)IOIIerrtents in: Gal,ia, Hocking, Meig1, Monroe. Morga1, Noble and Wuhington Count!•. Ohio. on various routes and IBCtions. bv herbicidal sprayIng. You are invited to submit comments in writing on this application to the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, P.O. Box 6387. Cleveland. Ohio 441 01 . Ttte Comment period will not end before February 11. 1987 and may : Work 'length - 287.Q1 be somewhat longer. The milaa , • " The date set for comple 'tion of this work shell be set forth in the bidding propo sal ." Board's procedures for processing applications may be On Ja11Uary 6, 1987 in the Meigs Chester, Oh. 45720, was appointed co-fiduciaries of the astatu of Evelyn E. Gaul. deceased. late of the Village of Chest~tr, Meigs COunty, Ohio. R o ~ert 1984)]. Procedures for pro- F.R. \ 282.25 i1984).,To obtain a copy of the Boord's procedure• or if you need more information about how to submit your comments on the application, contact Mr. Martin E. Abrams, the Community Affairs Officer at thl Blddars must apply, on the "proper forms, for qualifica· tion at lent ten days prior to the date set for opening bids in accordance with Chapter 6626 Ohio Revised Code. Plans and specifications .are on file in the Department of Transportation and the office of the District DeputY Director.' The Director reserves the right to reject any and all E. Buck, Probate Judge lana K. Nesselroad , Cletk 11112. 19. 26. 3tc PUBLIC NOTICE The leading C•eek Con· sarvancv District of Meigt County is accepting bids for a lease of abc years. consisting of office space , shop space. shop storage. ware· house. part storage, a pipe storage building along with the appropriate acraaga for the aforementioned buildings. Said buildings to meet all fedtral, state, and local building codes. Sealed bid s will be ac· cepted at the leading Creek Consarvancv District office located at 34481 Corn Hoi· low Road, Rutland. Ohio. between the houuof8 :30a . m. and 4 :00 p.m ., Monday through Friday. All sealed bids must be reeaived at the leading Creek Conservancy District office no leter than noon Fe~rua1y 3, 1987. Mi· nimum specifications concerning this lease may be aCquired at the leading Creek Conservancy Dittrict office Public Notice (as revised. 49 Federal Re- cessing protested 4 ipplications may be found at 12 C. Probate Gaul, Pnst Oflice Box· 6 , glslel 6803 !February t 4. quirad to file with hi t bid a certified check or cashier 's 'check for an amount equal ) o five per cent of his bid, but in no event more tflan fifty , thousand dollars. or a bond f9r ten per cent of his bid , 'payable to the Director. County Court. Case No. 25392. Goyann Clay end Rlcha•d E. found at12 C.F.. R. Port282 · Each bidder shell be re· NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On J•nuory 20, 1987, in the Maig1 County Probate Court, Case No. 26379, located at 34481 Corn Hot· low Road , Rutland, Ohio, between the hourtof 8 :30 a . 11'1 . and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. (1) 19. 26; 12) 2. 3tc Sonja Sue Weyland. 667 Chestnut Street, Middle· CHECK THE port , Ohio, 46760, was ap pointed EllecutriH of the es· tate of Emra J . Hendrix, De · ceased. late of 11 Liberty Avenue , Pomeroy. Meigs Federal Raoorve Bank of Cleveland, a! t21 B) 679·2048. The Federal Ro1trve witt con· County, Ohio. 45769. shier your comments and anv reqi.Htlt for a public meeting or formal hearing on the appli- Robart E. Buck, Proboll Judge lena K. Neuelroad, Clerk j1) 5 Happy Ads 26 : t2t2. 9, 3tc . .J!n%J/Imltf/IIIIIIM/HJINI"!!lu~,l . Its Allin 7!Je WAKIADS c-~looii IIHIIIIII/Ihll/llll/11/!"'f!!!!!!!.l/lf!!.INIIIIHHIIIIHHIIVJJ/JJIIHiflfii/J/IIIIIIN/IHH/IIIIIIIHHIHI Public Notice · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 01 FIDUCIARY On Jonuory 18, t 987, in Ic~tio;;~nf:tihh;;ev;-;,;;;,e;-;,;;ece;;i;iv;;;edi"bbVy 54 Misc. Merchandiaa Court, Coso No. 25315, Ch1rle1 Tyree Jr .. 389 Wll· llamo Slroet, Middleport, Ohio 46760. wu oppolnttd .ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE Adminlllfltor of the a1tate of Robert Tyree, deceased. SIZE 23X30X007 the Meig1 County Probate tate of R. D. 1, Mlddtepon, Ohio 45780. Robert E. Bucik. . Probate Judge Lana K. Neualroad , Clerk (11 26; 121 2. 9, 31c Public Notice , . • NO,tCE OF APPLIC.I\TION • FOR PURCHASE OF BRANCH OFFICE Nottco lo hereby glvtn thlll JarmM'I B1nk 1nd Snlnga Compony, Pomeroy, Ohio, .11oofopptied to tho Federal 1 G11111 ·Who '1 (40) Todtg? 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Freedom Train Includes starting i at [l1eritpl\IA' on Memorial 'Day; Birmingham May 31; Atlanta June 3; Knoxville. Tenn., June 5: Lexington, Ky .. June 6; Clncinnati June 7; Charleston , W.Va. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Anten!laS •• • Satellite Sales ~ • Installation • · Service Elec~ronic Organs Mobile service 8-13 lfn We Carty Fiahing Supplie1 June 8: Richmond . Va., June 12; Washin gton, June 13: and Balli· more June 14. The train was donaled by Richard Sanborn. president of CSX Roil road and Distribution System. Appe<1ring with Cash was re. tired Gen. William Westmore· land of Charleston, S.C.. who was commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam . · "The idea of a Freedom Train is a novel idea ," Westmoreland sad. " It 's timely, It' s approp· riate. I'm sure this is the beginning of a crusade of sort s. "What we' re trying to do is to get " public attention to this subj ect (P0Ws and MIAsl ," said Gerald McCull ar. 44. who was with a group called "VIetnam Veterans of Illinois." mingham !Ala.), " said C'ash, an avid train buff. Th e Freedom Train. conceived by Cash' s road mana ger. W.S. Holland of Jackson, Tenn ., and Jackson businessman Henry Harr iso n, will ha vE' two purposes. bids. sso.oo PICK UP ASUPPLY OF 'PREPAID ENVELOPES AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ~ LISA M. Ohio, 525.00 We Pay The Postage Both Ways! -az: Swim Molds • Interpreting Services NOTICE-TO CONTRACTORS STAlE OF OHIO OEPIIRTMENT OF TRANSPORTTION· CASH PRIZE Co~uterized Hearing Air Selection 0 THIS WEEK'S JACKPOT $25 • Business Services Public Notice $400 PHONE 992-2156 Or Wott D•rllw Stnhntl Clmllltd Dtpl. Ill Co11rl St. hmu~w , 01110 •57" EACH WEEK LAST WEEK'S WINNERS · Second Street The ·Daily Sentinel ·Freedom Train to Cincinnati CASH JACKPOT The. Daily Sentinel -Page - ~ · . · Pomeroy-Middleport,, Ohio -Nothiqg too . great Ma'rJ~ie Milhoan, 86, Rutland, L. Ray Pullins, 39, Athens, died died Sai'btgay evening at Vete· Sunday evening at Riverside· rans Memorial Hospital. Hospital In Columbus, following A homemaker. Mrs. Milhoan a brief Illness. · was th<' dau ghter of the late A son bf Rev. Loris Q. and Faye William . H. and Maggie Smith Mattox Pullins, Van, W.Va., he Plummer. She was a member of was born at Ravenswood, W.Va. Heath United Methodist Church He was an equipment operator In Middleport; the Rutland for Ohio Power Co. at the Gavin Garden Club; Ret urn Jonathan Plant, Cheshire, lor 13 years. He Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the graduated from Point Pleasant American Revolution, and the High School in 1965. Mr. Pullins Jolly Bunch Sewing Club. was a member or the Athens Surviving are a .daughter, Civitan Club and was coordinator Margaret Belle Weber, Rutland ; · for Area 8, Special Olympics, for a granddaughter and her hus· Southeastern Ohio. · band. Donna and Steve Jenkins, Rutland; three grandsons and Besides his parents, be is their wives, Dennis and Sally survived by his wife. Mary Lou Weber, Co lumbus; Dean and Pritchard Pullins; a daughter, Linda Weber , Logan; Dallas and Lisa , at home; two sons, Scott of Tammy Weber, Langsville, and Athens and Jack , at home; and another grandson, Duane Weber, two brothers, Rev. Chuck Pul· Rutland. Also surviving are four llns, Craigsville, W.Va., and Dr. great·grandchlldren, Benjamin Dennis Pullins, Bluefield, W.Va. Weber, Gabriel Jenkins, Nathan He was preceded In death by a Weber and Katie Weber; and daughter: Angel. several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was Services will be held at 1 p.m. preceded In deat h by her hus· Wednesday at the Jagers Fun· band, .Lawrence, In 1972, and an era! Home in Athens with Rev. ·infant sister. Steven Schmidt offlcatlng . Bur· Services will be held at 1 p.m. ial will be in Creston Cemetery at Tuesday at the Rawlings-Coat s- Eva ns , W.Va. Friends mav call Blower Funeral Home with Rev . at the fun eral home from 2.. 4 and Sonny Zuniga officiating. Burial 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Contributions wilt be In Miles Cemetery, in Mr. Pullins' memory may be Rutland. Friends may ca ll at th e made to the Ohio Spec.ial Oiymfuneral home from 2·4 and 7·9 pics. U1 N. Hamilton St .. Gap.m. tod ay . hanna . Ohio 4.1020. WASHJNGTON IUP It - Pres· idcnt Reagan, when approached bv top aides about the overall policy of secret arms sales to Iran, was more interested in the fa te of U.S. hostages in Lebanon -despite his public claims about Improving relations with Tehra n, a published report says. The Washington Post, citing the inves tigat ion .bv the Sena te In telligence · Committee in a report Sunday, said Lt. Col. Oliver North told Attorney Gen· cr al Edwin Meesr that whcnevrr he or for mer national s_ecuri ty advlsrr Robert McFarlane tried to discuss with Reagan the overall picture of the arms sales, "The pr<'sldent would· starr thP convPr sa tion to the hosta ges ." ' Monday, January 26, 1987 On the VCR scene · Area deaths CLEVELAND (UPI \ - Th rl'e $:1,11 !i, 3:19. tickets from Saturday's Ohio Another 26:1 ticket s have five of Lotto game bear the six numbers the numbers. each worth $889 picked In thl' dra wing, Ohio whil e still anot her 1:1,04.1 ticket s Lottery officials sa ld Sunda v. havP four of the numbers, each Those numbers are 2. 20, 22. 23. worth $47. 29 and 30. Holders of those thr<>r ti<·kets will share a jackpot of$1.154,277. Veterans Memorial !I prize created with sa les of South Central Ohio Sat urday Admissions - Kitt y Tonight , clear and cold. Low Darst. Middleport; Grace HolEdwin Stanley Cozart , Laura nr•ar ·:,. Northwest winds 5 to 10 ter, Racine: Freda Mahr , St. Petersburg, Fla .; Zelpha St~­ Cozart to James Madison Knight · mph. Tuesday, mostly sunn y. High wart, Racln<>. lng, Grace Evelyn Knighting, lot near 25. Sat urday Discharges- Donna 53, Racine viiJage. Ohio Extended Forecast McCloud, James Rey nolds, Er· . :Arthur H. Skinner, Mary F. Wednesday through Friday nestine Williams. Skinner to Thomas A. Skinner, Fair Wednesdav wllh a chance . Sunday Admissions - Sharon one·thlrd lnlerest. patcels, Mid· of rain or snow · Thursday and Bailey, Middleport ; Virgil C'o l· illeport village. Friday . Highs will be between 25 11ns, Pomeroy; Agnes Brown, Lillian Barbee. dec., Ferdi- and 35 Wednesday and range nand H. Gilland, Allld., Ches ter . from the low 30s to lower 40s Pomeroy; Raymond Lambert . R. C. Chevalier, dec., to Rose Thursday and Friday . The low Rutland: Lillian Ga rdner, Pome· . M. Chevalier,' William C. CHe· will be In the teens Wednesday roy; Kenneth Lawson, Syracuse . Sunday Discharges- Ri chard valier, Mildred Elwlck. Victor and In the 20s Thu rsday and Ston{!, Evelyn Shuler, VIrgil Chevalie~. allld ., Olive. Friday . Collins. - Rose M. Chevalier. Mildred : Elwlck. Victor Cheva lier to wn. .. ; liam C. Chevalier, Colin L. Che· • valier, parcel, Olive. · Charles Raymond Snider, dec. ; ~ , 10 Or.etha Snider, Certificate, : QU!SIION: I nocttcted to ply r11t Htlttllm on my hiltM1ol two yeors. This y11r I ro1lind ·my house Racine village .. could 11o sold tor bock tms 1nd I p1ld stl ottht tms ·tester P. Shoemaker, Viola B. due. Clnl ctli• 111 thrn yem' of 111111 paid n1n Itt· ; Shoemaker to Micha el A. ~Rizod doduetion on my 11• roturn for this yo1rl ~ t;titchell, Teressa S. Mitchell , 57 ANSWER: Yes. For a c11h b1sls 1"'PIY"· llxes mdt· : A., Rutland. ductlblt only In tht y11r In which thty lrt paid,.ro• Charles Ray Ferguson to Mar· prdtns of when thty were duo. tt tht emownt of.rttl • lha Jo Ferguson, Degree of Dl · nlltell•os for tht throe yurs - ptos othtr itltll~td •Vorce, Middleport village. doductlons - moods your zero briCktt amount. it II~ l Ktbllf, Jr. E.A . witt be to your benttH to itemize. ' Dale W. Hysell, ·Okla Hysell , "Enrolled to 'ractlco Befort , Faye Fry to Bernard Shrlvers , tho lntar111t Rtvtnuo !.tNlco," •Patricia E. Shrlvers, Salisbury, ANOTHER IIIYICI OF . parcel. • , Harold L. Proffitt, dec., to . Eula P. Proffitt, Danny R. Prot· , fltt, Patricia W. c;:ozart, Randall •ff. Proffitt, Sandra C. Mapson, • Can!iY K. Cox, certificate, Leba· ' ' non t Ohio weather Monday. January 26, 1987 Real Estate General E. Maiol... POME~OY,O. 992·2259 SYRACUSE - Srngle ltoor plan , new exlertor pamt. 7 roo ms, laund ry and bath, detached 2 cat gat age, city water and sewage, trurt trees, llower bed s! shrubs, garden space. .29 acte. Must See' $49,900.00. POMEROY - large two story home w~h etght room~ tndud· ing the large finrshed room 011 the side, wh~h routd be turned rnlo a garage or work· shop. H bedroom~ holt bas~ ment, aluminum srding w~h blown' rn insutat~n . Nice toea· !Jon near Pumeroy ~eme<1tary. $27.!KXlOO. MORNINt STAR ROAD Here rs a ~autiful ranch type home wrth a full baseme<ll. W. r.BP , on acre ot land, wrlh plenty ol1 xtras. Country set· trng 111 a g·eat n~ghborhood1 NOW $53,!100.00. KINGSBURY ROAD - Allproximately 143 acre horse !arm. House needs reparr. barn, horse corral, free gas lo house, 3 oil &gas welts mila· ble for purchase. (not proouc· mg ill present time). All m1· nerals. Ask or details on lite welts. PRJCE REDUCED. MAKE OFFER $47,500.00. Henry E. Cltlattd, Jr. 992·&191 Jun lrustll .....!141-2660 Dollie lurntr ..... 992·5e9Z Ofllct ................ $92·2259 w SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authoriud Jolin Doore, Ntw Holland, lush Hog Farm Equipment Doalor F~r111 992 -2196 Middleport. Ohio 1·13·tlc ( · IO·I·tfc •New Rootin g "flEE ESTIMATIS" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1-19.'87·1. mo. MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Typeo of Excavating MAIN STREET PIZZA 222 E. Main, Pom.,oy PH. 992-2228 4 P.M. 'Til11 P.M. Sunday lhru Thursday Friday & Saturday 4 P.M. 'Tit 1:30 A.M. •Landacaping •Batements •Sewage Svatems •Water & Gas linea •Water Well Drittlng •Trucking PIZZAS, SUBS PIZZA BREAD Call: t.?.' IJ. t mo. APPLIANCE 742-2407 I-16.'B7J mo. WANTED: OLD RADIOS WANTED Any Brand Nomt... lought lofo" t•4o lop money for 1omt mo.ls ef ltn ith, rhll«o, Atwattr Ment . L '"· 1304) 812·2220 SERVICE 985-3561 ~II Mtku Announ ce men Is •Wet hers •Oishwashen •Rangel •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 5·11C SHARPENING SERVICE Circular Saw• S1w Choin Planer nivft t Orllt Bite 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT •Stofm Windo ws •Rep! ace:ment Windows ow O~en ..... DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! •S1 orm Doo rs I· 3.' ali tfc KEN'S PAT HILL FORO •In sui at ion Perts & Serwloe !CUI OUI FOI FUTURE Ul!l We can core and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING Equlp111ut -- • BEECH STREET - POMEROY - Elitittnate maintenance with thrs brtck ranch house. 3 bedrooms, I'h baths, tir~ place. basemen( i" age. on approxrmalely I acre ot land. New roo!, large mce livrng room, modern k•tche<l and bath. $35,00000. POMEROY - In town but secluded. ApproXImatel y 12 acres ol woods. House needs some work. Prtced lo sell at $9,800.00. BOGGS Knives Chisel• GIAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Conlltr 11. Ohio PH. 992-2975 1·15.'87· 1 mo. ''""'"Y· 3 Announcements Recine Gun Sho ot t POntor.d by Rlclne Gun Club Every Sund•y. at 1 :00 p.m. Factnr.t Choke, 12 gu•o• thotgunt . b~lnnlng New Ar1 Cl•••••· Tuaeday 1nd Thufldev for adult • and 8a1u"' day tor under •a• 1 &. Ca,l 614 · 949 3080 tor more information. - - - - - - - ·It- Plano leuont for baglnn'"• · Call i or 11ppolnrmern . hughl ~ co1 14ge g11duue . 614 · 849 .. l080 - - - - - - - ·lc- Ntw Ar1 Cl..ut. Tueeday apq Thurtday lor adulh and Saulr. day to r undtt age 11. CAit 1!114· 949 ·3080 for mor e lnlor· mati on Ournantud , you 'll learn -::--:---- - - tc- Praciou• Memorlet Studio Spi~ ciah1 11 m pnrtraitt Ouality work gu•rnte~~d Cll1 &U -949· 30,0 tor 11ppolntmenr . Au•onehle prl t fl l 1&00 rffwud lor intorm.,ii-u\ GINGERBREAD HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL Middleport, Ohio MILLS ELECTRIC COMI!1ERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 614-992-3023 I·U ·'U . I ... (6141 9fl2·7328 OFFERS ENRICHING LEARNING EXPEftiENCEI FOR CHI~DREN 3 TO 6 YEARS OF AGE Opon Enrollment . Thru The Y11r OPIN TIIUDAY, WEDNESDAY & IMUISDAY. 9 AM to 11:30 AM and 12!30 'MIt l PM CaU AtlminillrDIOf Mrs. Shlrin. J. Nuggu4, Mld. 1·7.'17· " EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck. auto. & heevy equipment repair• end welding . IAII make• & modelo) 949-2893 or 949-2756 PH. John II. ltfttz Owner/Mechanic · le•dlng to 1rre1t tnd convict ion of petsfJn or peuom Involved ht theH of black 198& Ford F1&Q pick ·up taken lr omn J.D . Orl~ l I ng Co 11ip1t yard In Fh eln•: Ohio early morning J anutry 23rd . It '1D U kAVe any lnt orma· tlon, ple1111: con tact Sh1rrlft't OepiMMent 11 $14 ·992- 337\ 01 J 0 . 011 U1 ng Co 11 814· 949. 2&12 Reduce u ta and fast wl'~ GoBeu 1ablau 1nd E·Vap '' wa ~ ter pillt" Fruth Pharmacy . '\ 4 Giveaway " ' Puppllt· 9 wMks o~ . l,oi CoMit II• Oarm111 ShtPhlfd . Cell 11.i ••& ·6658 .,.,.tmt. I .t.ny; Ho•• · - -· who Itoldlnter•tld In recycil '"'""""' coni u . 245·1421. · �llle Daillv Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER Monday, January 26, 1987_ Television Viewing • ., 4 GiveawaY 44 1 ynr- .., white milt dGg- plrt Huskie. Shott & liatns•. 0111 814-216-1988 or oft• t , 258·1232. 61•· 1 Bedroom b•ic rant 1176.00 plut electric. ~lao required • *200.00 IICurltv depoth. CONTACT: Jack ton !ttiltn Dept. Ph 448 -3997 Equal Hou1lng Oppo"unhy. Femele' Cock· I •POO dog1 . I months okl.& one femlf• rabbl1. Ctll 614·446·1149. 2 Bedroom apt. ,nice carpeting. water peid, Wllhtr 6 dryer hook-up, ttove, retrig: furnishld avalltblt Jan 1, 1987 Ph. 814-446-7025. Detptfltl to give iwty ctttend kittens. 6 .14-IQIS-3884. 6 lost and Found 2 to 3 bedroom ipt. Convenleol location In town. All utlliliet pekl t321S.DOmo., refer.,cu 6 dep· otlt required . Wltemen Real Ettate AgenCy Ph. I 14-.tl483&44 ' Lott In Cora Mill erea-One light colorid lem.ae Cocker Spaniel. One femele puppy- Sleek Lab. mix. CaH after 7 . 614-379· 2128. : - - :- : - -- - -- -lc- Fumlthed • unfurnithtd eptt., $150.00 1M up, reftrtncet Ph. 304· 871·7738 or 304·675· 6104 A· 1 Real Eetate. · lost.: 2 Bay HorsQ, 1 mare. 1 gelding'. In H.rrl10nville area. Coli 814· 742-2074. Upetelrt unfurnished apt, carpeted, utilltlee paid, no childr1t11, no pet1 call 448· 1837. LOST NOrwegian Elk HDund, dog lost Lea.rt or turrounding tree, named Smokey. 3 yrs old, 304-815-3883. ' 9 Wanted To Buy We pey caah for leta model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chw.-Oidslnc. Bill Gerle Johnson 8 " -448-3872 "I can't give you a r~e, Jenkins, but perhaps the accounting department can balance your family budget for you!" TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer uted cart. Smith Buick· Pontiac, 1911 Eastern ·r1,.----------~----------~ Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 614-446· 22B2. 1 B Wanted to Do Uted mobile hornet. Call 614448-0176. "BUying dailv gold, sitver coins, ringt, jewelry, sterling ware, old c~ns, large currency. Top pri· cat. Ed. BurkeH Barber Shol). t 2nd, Ave. Middleport, Oh . 614· 1192·3471. ! ·------------------'BUYING RAW FURS! Gintltl'lg, ;veuow Root. beef and deer· Alto selling trapping 1 hides. tuppllet, Whe .. Lhet, Nhe Lltet. Hours 1 :00-9:00 . Closed Wed. ·j George Buckley I14·664--C761 . Painting ; Interior 6 e~terior . 26 years expet'lence. Reesonabla ratet. Call 114-266-6785. Wanted to do - Pa"-nlng. Cell B14-258 -8786 . Prote11iona! cleaning. Home or office. Relerenc11. Call anytime. 814-742-278B . l Financial j Buying junk cart. Call614-992· _s8_4_e_o_ft_•_5_:_oo __om __. ______ 1 21 '1 Standing timber. AI Tromm. '814-742-2328. Business Opportunity 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1 972 Community 12x52, ~ bedroom, partially furnlthtd, 2 air conditions. awning. Nice 6 Clean, 304-175· 7689. 33 · ~erv11:t!S 111 Help Wanted I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommendi that you do butlnlll with people you know. and NOT lo nrkl monev through the m1ll until you have invettigated the oHering. 23 ' ;secretary. E11perlence nece•· '•ry : typing. computlf, phone Professional Services •nd receptioni1t dutift. Send 'r"ume to: Bo11 T·ISOOO. C• ~aiHpalit Deity Tribune, 826 [hlr~ Avenue. Galtlpolit, Ohio 411831. . Pi1no & organ ln1on1 . Mary Luca1. Call 814-446-9787 or 814·4•8-4428. A.VON-Wow tt Make big buckt . MQ.1 ,proce11ing cherge. Call 814·448-3358. Stltkt Tr" and Lawn St'ivlce. Htdgn , 1hrub1, bushes trimmed. ltndtcaplng. stump and Jeat rtfriovel. 304-6712842 or 676·2010. Wanted immeditte,y : Collection ""'erlence net1111ry . Mutt hl'll knowledge ot genersl of· fttt work. Willing to treln whh ~ beckground . Send re~t'lltl· to Bo11 T.aooo. Gallipolis Daily Tribune, 825 Third A"' " Oi\lipolit. OH 415631 . t1 .2oo •&R MONTH . OELIV· EAY, DRIVER. SALES . Loctl ..:ompeny hat opening for lfttrll J)aople lull time onlv. Paid Vl<lltlon flrtt ytlr, malo• medl· ctl bentfltl. Clll Mon. or Tu11. oftO<IOAM, 81~ · 448 - 8146 . Dtntal ~ygenltt and dental a11illent .• Send typed written raume to . 201 N. 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Ohio. Good po1itlon 1vallabl• for the right person. AIRUNES NOW HIRING. Fllghr Anendtn\1, AQMtt, Mechtnlct. Cuttom• S•rvlce. Salari11 to t&OK . Entry level positions. Call 805-087·8000 Ex1. A· 98d6 for current lltllnga. , GOVERNMENT JOBS . t11,040-tlii9.230 yr. Now HirIng. Call 101-117·8000 Eat. R-9805 lor currant lllderalll•t. Airline jobt •17 , 747 . t o U3.4159. per year. Now hiring! Call Job Unt 1·1518·4159· 3635 Ellt. A· 1385 0 for Into. 24 hours . The Maige Locsl School District It currently aeek!ng appUcatlons from certified applicants lor 1 Vartitv Footbtll Coach for the 1987-88 school y11r. Appll· centt mutt hold 1 Yalid Ohio teschlng c;trtillott• and for coaching poaltiont mu1t meet cartllicatlon requiremintt of Ohio for 11110r11 m.dlcine and CPR . Persont lntaretted should coniKI Dan E. Morris, Suplf'lntendent of Meigs local Schools, at &21 South Third Ave. In Middleport, Ohio. Form• or new '"'on reprnenta· tivu wanted. No shipping chergt, no eign up lea. Cell &14-992-7180. Bebyelt1er n...tad in my hom•. Onl 4 veer old. IS -6 d•y• • wnk. Mutt hiVI own ci r. C•ll 614742· 2010. Someone to INt on my home 6 deyt 1 wMit. Mondey . Friday . 8,.· 742-2060. CHRISTMAS BILLS PILING UPI Ths Army National Quard may have the sl"llution. Monthly pay chtdl tor part time work. Join now. 304-175-39&0 or 1-100· 842-3819. AVON. no ttrvlce ch•ge, open terrltoriet, phone 304 -875 · 1421. Mature women to Uvlt'in and carl tor .ad arty gtntltmtn 4· 5 dart per w.-k. Mutt hht good ref•.nc.. p,.l., non·1moker. 304-871· 1406. 12 Situations Wanted Will do word proc111ing In my t.ome. Call &14·446-8131. 16 · Schoola lnatructlon Retr.tn Now. 8outtltltttrn SuaIn- Coli .... Ctll 814·"8· 4H7. 1 8 Wanted to Do • LPN wants to do private dwty. 2 In ""'pllll. 2 ,..,. • .,.,..,.oe privata duty. Ctll 114· 441·UH. yo•• ..,..,.... Wtll db ~at;llnlngln my home -dorp . "' l'ltlllniiJ. Cal 81.· 311· 1117. \ Real Est~te Farnis for Sale 78 V1 Acres, tobacco ban. corn b11e, mineral rights, two mry hou11. barn, other out buildlngt. Wlterloo, Ohio. C8H 614·643· 2101 for appointment. 34 ''1•---------- -----FmployniR nt Apartment for Rent Business Buildings For Rent : Smell office on Locutt Sl. in Oallipotla. Would make ideal location for small 1ervlce busines1. Across from Galli• Co. Courthoul8 . Cell t514 -448· 9833. 35 lott & Acreage 1.3 acr11 Rt. 7 close to Pom• roy. U400. Call ' 814·992· 7671. 814-992· !5732 or 114· 992·55B7. For sale: 90x110 lot In Twin Ceder additon, New Haven. W.V. 14500 fir-:n. 304·882· 3208 . '· Ashton building tote. mobile hom II pecmitted. Clyde Bowen. Jr. 304· 678· 233&. Rental s 31 .,. Homes for Sale What a Bergainl 2 storv hou11: Aemocleled, totelly rewired, lntultted. brand new hot Wltll' heller. 2 or 3 BR 't low heating bills, VtfV nice lot, ger1gewlth 2 outbuildlnga . All lor only 120,000. Ctll 614· 246·9378 .tt.- &PM . At 31. 3 bdr ., bt-lck mt1. frH, 2 car gil'. hetled work1hop, chain link fence . •• · cond. Call 8142•6· 9258. 41 Houses for Rent Oelu11e 2 BR houee, 842 First Avenue. Gllllpolit, off ttrett ptrklng. llQ Ptft, reftreneet. dopotl1. Ctll 8 14· 25&- 1529. 3 bdr. r•nch, Rodnl'( 1Village II • 1281 mo. plus depo11t-. Rel.-encu required. Cell 114-448000B. Nice 3 BA hout-- 13150 plut utilittt • tee. dtpOsit. Call 3 Hdroom. 2 ttory wood houtt~ 814 · •48 · 9280 ofter 6 • with 1 Clr gerage and lh: weekends . blltment. New carpet on lint tloor. Hemlock Grove area. Mull Furnished houu. Located 736-A sell dua to tflntter. I .000. or Third Ave. Gllllpolls. •13& month. t71 d•posit. Call IJ46b1st offer. Cell 614 2 -8104. 3870 or 4411-1340. Gonrnment homet rom •1 . (u repalrl. Delinquent tar. property. Small. 2 BR houte, fenced In Aepotlettiont. Call 8015-887- front yard, *200 per mo. Ulllltln 6000. Ext. GH·9806 lor current not lnclud~ . Cell 614-988· 4160. repo lilt. · 3·4 bedroom hou11 near tc:hool and hospital. Priced to tell. 123.000. Cell814·192-8010. Houta clot a to city tchool1. ReP. & Oep. No pets. Call tfter 8:30 PM 814-448-1734. 2 br, kitchen, bathroom. with laundry room. living room & dining room, all•lee. Appro11 . 7 f11Ute from Pt. Pl. on Rt. 82. 2 lrectupprox. 1 ecremoreor Ins ovarlooking Ktntwha River . •40.000. Coli 30•· 875·5440 between 8 :30 and 4 :30. 4 bdr .. fuel h..t. l1rge gerden. 1200 1 month. Eno Vinton Ad 1 Call after 6pm. 814-388-8102 . House. IS aern. living dining room, kitchen. 3 bedroom•. 3 batht, larg•lemily room, wood · burning 110\lt, shop g•-ae. den or 4th bedroom. Heat pump, rural weter, appraleed at no.ooo.oo. 304-678· 3099. At 110 Mulberry Ava .. Pomeroy. Available Feb. ht. Reason•bf• rent, hou11 need• work. C1ll 814-992 -1791 ohor 8 :00. Houte Gallipolis ftrrv . Llrg• kitchen. lergt beth. 3 bedrooms, family room, living roam • uti1tty on 1.8 acre. 304-176-2284. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 35 . .PHONE 814-448-7274 . 1984 Shutt mobllthome. 14•70 with 7x21 expando, 3 BA . 2 tull bMhs. total el~rlc, space saver microwave. immedlete polltt· slon . Originelly told lor t.22.000. will sell for 11 ,000 less then peyolf, Call 814-448 · 8728. Must Hit. 14•70 1174 Gov•· Mr. 3 bdr ., 11), bath, total alec. Central a: •. Call 114-3111!1-98115. 1981 Oakbrook, 14• 70 wh:h 7x12 e~pelldo. 3 BA .• 2 baths, woodburntr, IX . cond. French City Broktfage. Call 114·448· 1340. 14•70 Fl11twood. 3 Bdr .. 2 tun bath•. total el.a. Like new, prictl ntDOtltbl•· Call after 4 walk· deyt, enydma wHitsendt. 114· 388-U33. SINtr Sprlngl, Flotlde. 1880 14x70. On 1 acre wtm chtmtd linked ltnct. UdO tcreenN plllo. el4 · 74~ · 2484 . F-. 1171 12110. 2 bOd• room, electric. carpet, stove. r.trig•etor, an r.nt .. 1f1808 in town , Po i nt Pleu•nt , te, 700.00 . Call after 1 :00, 81~- 4~8- 9740 . 1110 Perkwood, 14x70, unturnteh-.:1, 3 bedroom•. 2 porchtl, undtrplnnlno included. t9.1oo.oo. Muot 1M movtd. 304· 676-n81t1oorn-lpml. 1883, 1 4x 70 trait.-, cell aft• l :oo, 30•· n3-I&U. 3 bdr., lully carpeted. Electric butboerd 6 woodiKAmar h11t. Rurel Wiler. 1300 month plus deposit. Call 814-258-1623. 3 bedroom t!ome in Pomeroy. 1226. Pit' month plus deposit. Coli 614-992· 6783. 3 bedroom hou11 for rent in Syrecuse. Call 114-992· 7889 after ti;OO p.m. ' 2 bedroom homa for · rent in Langsvlll• araa. Deposit r• quired . C.ll 814-742-2541 . 2 bedroom hom•. Rt. 141 . c:•pet-.:1, 2 mil• from down town Gelllpolis, depOtlt and rtflftnCII required, *276 .00. 304·875· 3855. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ~ 2 bdr., all utllitltt paid except •IK.. furn . or unfurn .. s.c:. dtpotlt required. Convenlint location. Cell 014-441·86&8 or 8H-4<e ·477B. ~.lt,;:~~c~I,";~~ W.1~i'i~~· 4 Completely furn. 2 8R apart· ment, lerge livln,g room . 458 Second . Adultt . t226 per month . Sec. Dip. 6 Rei . Call &14·446·2236. 448-2581. Furnith.d apartment. ne,;t door to. library . OneprOfnlionel adUlt only. Perking. Call 814-446· 0338. -----~-2 Furnith-.:1 11)1 . 919 Second. GeUipollt. t 160. Utllltit1 pd. Singlt 1 mal•. th•e bath . 446· 4416 after 7pm. Deluxe dow~town apartment· l'iewly redecorattd 2 bdr . apt. with full lneuletion, complttt kitchan, w11her-dryer. eir cOn d. tundack. Call 114-448-4383· dayl, 814-441·0139 evanlngt & weekendt. 2 room, furnithed, upttlirt apt. dun, no pets. Adults. Utilitiat fumlthed. Rtf. & dep. required. coli 814· 446·1619 . Modern 1 bedroom apartment. Call 814-448-0390. Oekwood Apts. Modern 1 bdr. apt. Stcuritv deposit, reference. No pets. Single ptrton pr&ferred . Located between Gtlli· pollt • Holztr. Call 814· 446· 2056 """ 6 PM. Jutl bSfit 2 bdr . duple11. Equipped kitchltl'l. Extra nice. Security dapo1it & refltl'ence required. Nopett. Call 1114-4461260. 2 bedroom aptt, New Haven. Also commercilf tpace 1uitable for teroblct, tanning, crafts. Call 304· B82· 36B1 or 614-992· 14B1 . 2 bedroom rtvltl' view ap.rtment. Equipped kitchen, lr1sh pickup. Ideal for 2 patti" to thare expenc11. Celt 814·992-1539. Graciou1 ltving. 1 and 2 badroom tpertmentl at VIllage Manor and Riverside APirt· mentt in Middleport. From 1216. including utllltln . Cell 814· 992-n87. EOH. • ' 2 bedroOm ePi. Syracuse, 1180 month, plut utilities . Depo1it required. 614-992-61587, 814992· 5732 or 614·992· 7671 . 51 Household Goods. KIT 'N' CARLYLI! ®br Larry Wright Mollohan Furniture. Rt. 7 North. Golll\>ollo. OH PH. 814-4467444. Why pey rrlorel Ch~ Ul out for low prlc:11 on furniture 6 appllanC••· 8 piece wood 'living room group, 1398. , . LAYNE'S fill ~11'fi>M~ I l>O('I'f moUI \IIIHiilU 1\Wiko/'.. IA'AVf.!> 1r 1'~11.- OF !aliNE!> f~IT\lRE . Sofe • chair. brownt, UOO. Sola, beign, •176. Call 614448· 7367. ,... • Ir~=;;;:;;;;;:::;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;==;:=======·•;;';~;'":'·;~~-l..l Coal·. heitlng stove. uttd verv littla, t276.oo. 304-&16·1B92. 1978 Old• Cutlau, good thepe, stereo, 19 inch color TV, 304· 676-8451 . HUNTERS: CaJharttt, LetiiS, Collars, Feed. Nt~t Plet:•: Ctpt, Ughts INitaUte Deelert), Insulated Boots. HouM of Gifts, 407 Sixth St, Point Pleatanl . Surplus Denim, Army, Rental clothing. Copv ot thit ad worth 10 per cent off on lined denim jtckett. Carhart clothing, (Da· cron inaulated Coveralls •~& . 001 . Sam Somerville 's, East-Ravenswood, Junction Old Rt. 21 , Independence Road. Fri. Sat. Sun. 1 2:00·8:00 PM. 304· 273-6666.WICker set · 2 chairi, large ttble. two small tablll, large mlltal · dothn closet with mirror. 304876-461&. 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan ·• Used Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tires. tizes 12. 13, 14. 16, 11 , '18 .6 . 8 mil111 out At. 218. Call814 ·266-8261 . Plattlc cistern stete approved. pllltie teptle tanlcl, plattic culvens, 11'11111 culvertt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· son. Oh. 814·286· 6830. Gibton upright freer:er : 161fl cu. ft . Enlfgy saver, 2 yra. old. Cell 614-379-2706. 10 g•llon 111htrior paint, one lug all holtt, one deep well pump & tenk , Cal1614-448-3026. Olympic weights a. bar, deluxe bench. t326. Rtdhewk Ruger. 1 ol6000. '1000ortradeforcar. Coli 814 ·446·2469. · For 11le: Firewood, Poplar tlabs $6.00 per bundle; Olk tllbl t10.00 Pft' bundle. Sawmill County Road 19. Peach Fork Rd. Phone 614-992· 6922 at 12:30 p.m. 55 Building Supplies Building Material• Block, brick, sewer pipes, window•. lintels, etc. Clauda Win· tera, Rio Grande, 0 . Cell 614· 246-6121 . Concrete bloc:kl 111 tir:et yard or delivery. M11on 11nd. Gallipolis .Btoctc Co.. 123'12 Pin• St., Oallipolit. Ohio Cell 814-448· 2783. 1----------- "'rl !t0fb,,.,•:",.':...'.. ~1;::7;::82:.==:=::;:=:;;::;::: SNAFU'" by Bruce Beattie Nice 3 bdr. plirtlelly furnl1hed. Convtnltflt tocat:lon .;tn upp• 7 . Wlllf pold. Coli 814-248-8118. 56 Pets for Sale o,..nwynd Cattery Kennet CFA , Himalayan, Perallln and ktntnt. AKC Chow puppln. N.w Hlmmltl a Ptlr· ~tno . Ctll 814· . .6·3M4 tfttl' 7PM. stem.. Nice 2 bedroom MobMt H6mt, Routh Lane. On nlct lpot in Chtlhlrt. 304-173·1B28. AKC Reg ...tred German. Sh• P"-d JNP'• I 0 wlrl. old." . .0 ..... Call 614·446·0373. ~ bedroom, unfurnlthtd. No pelt . New Haven. w .v . Cell 304-182· 2488. a K K Mollils Hom•. 2 lind 3 ~ 1 d oom · mobl.. hom•. 304· 871-3000. .. eg. AKC ..._.,, mal• pup. 7 wts. old. Field oh..nplon ~toe* . •ISO. Coli 114-241·1317. 2 btdroom. treH•. coupttt, 1 AKO Reglttered t.mll• buff codler epanlel, houeebraken, 304-173-6111. email chlkl. LoCun Ad. At. 1, Pt. Pit-t. 304· 811· 1078. Two Hd room moblt homt, lurnlllrtd. olltr 6:00. 304·171· 1512 . 44 59 For Sale or Trede Ona t:Jd oom furnlhtld ept In Point Pl. . .nt, tdultl only, no p~o. phont 304·871·138• . =· 1116 Ford 4x4. 4 lfl)d .. 300. e Apartment for Rent cyl.. lontbfd, .,.. ....,.,... ~ Low m11ot. Ell1rt . LMit .... ·~ · Will ,., trualr gooolCtll -" " '· .. lf:lflo, Mutt, ltll. 114·111· "Pieata... tand .. .,anothar blanket ... this one's .. .on...flre ... " 'IOU SAY 'IOU Trucks for Sale 68 Chevy picKup. Short wheel batt, no rust. Ex . cond. Cell 614-446-8201 . CROSS. SONS U.S. 36 Wnt. Jeckton, Ohio. 614·288 ·1451 . Malley Fergu1on, New Holland. Bush Hog Sel111 & Service. Over ~0 ueed tractors to choo1e from 6 complete line of new • used equipment. largett •election in S.E. Ohio. JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. SA 35 W . Gallipollt, Ohio. Call 814·448-9777, eve. 614·448· 3692 . Up front trtc· tort with warranty over 40 uted trectora, 1OOD tools, UTILITY BLDG. SPECIAL: 27'1l36 ' r.9'EAVE with tllding door & 11rvlce doOf t4 ,288.00 8rtC1ed. Iron Horse Buildings Ph.$14332·9746. 1010. Now buying 1heU corn or •• corn. Cell for let"tquotet. Aiv• Cltv Farm Supply, 814-4412986 . 63 Live8tock Holstein cow-third uti coming. Heevy milker. Cell 814· 388· 9718 CheroiMt bull. Cominv 2 y.. r old. Calll14-387-0242. _jlegletered Murray Grey Bull. - colvod 12-20·80. out of Wid· roong• Ace. Proven-brother of National Grend Chemplon . Phone 614·986· 3608. Registered Stend•d bred m•e. will fold in tprlng, will drive or rid•. 1250.00. 304-171-7260. W£'R£ NOT JU51'''GR0WI~G 01.0.1' Bull"(1938), excerpts from " The Reluctant Dragon " (19_4 11 and featu•es e1srring Mickey and ~oofy. (60 min.} ll) News ill) MacNeii-Lehror Newshour II) 1!2illll Wheel of Fortuna !H) Berney Miller 7:05 ([) Sanford and Son 7:30 0 (]) (() Now Newlywtd 78 Ford Cuttom van. e11 . cond. Call 614-448-8201 . 1978 C-J5 Jeep. 4 whttl drive. Aunt good. bodv rough. 1600. Coli 814-742-2763. FRANK A-ND ERNEST· 1982 Ford 360, stHI flatbed. 36,000 miln, 400 motor. 4 tpeed. 111500. Can tH et Ashland Ollln Mlneraville. 814· 892-8900. Ask for Bill. MY Sf'LF•f.fT~~M AI-Fefi:APY 1986 Ford Cuttom Van. Fuel injected, loaded. AH ntw tlret. hke over payment. Call 814- IS IMP~OVING, vuSI jteNOWING .. ~ THAi LE?A~NING ABO.U i ft'IYSfi:L.F l_ S WOP,'i"H • . $100 AN HOU~f 7~2 - 2484 . Auto Parts & Accessories '. ALLEY P Game (]) · College Beske1b1ll: Pittsburgh ot Syrocun 12 hrs.) Live. Ill C2J Too Clooe for Comfort Ill I]) Judge liD Wheel of Fortune 1!21 (B) Jooperdy !H) Joffor110n1 7:35 ([) llon~moonero 8:00 1J Ill I.1J) MOVIE: 'Alamo; 13 Days to Glory' (CC) In Stereo. I]) ie1hor Murphy (() flll]) Amorlcen Muolc m Award& Diana Ross holtt THEN Y'BETTER USE THAT SHOTGUN AN' the 1 41h annuel awards ••. AT l-EAST LONG ENOUGH FOP. ME T'PUT ONE OF LET ISM KNOW WE prea.,ntation from Holly· wood, leeturlng scheduled appoerancu by Whitney Hous1on, Cyndl Leu per and Bruce Willis. (3 hra.l Live. fj) C2J MOVIE: 'Doublo In· demnlty' III College Baoketbell: Merahell et Weotorn Carolina (2 'l!J.) liD Ill (!]) Kate & Allie (CCI ill) Wondorworka: Wild Pony (CC) A young boy become$ closer to hie stepfather throug~ the love for a wild pony . (80 min.) . @ Blat of Natlonel 010grephic Speclols Soma of 1he most intriguing people. THESE SANDBAGS T'V,ORK! CAN BITE aACK! .~ -=--...,.,---,,'• 81 Home lmprovemant• EEK & MEEK SWEEPER 1nd sewing mect.tne repair, p1rt1, end suppl•. PI ell up end dellvtty, Davit Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Gtorato C - Ad. CtM 814448·0294. 1 FTM Genlf'al Contracting 13vrt axperlenee. Roofing • Con, structlon Ph. 614·381-1308; Free eltlmat• 10% off during the holldeys, offer upW• Jan 16, 1187. ; , , ' 1r,111 :; p11 r 1.1 t 11111 71 Autos for Sale ' 81 Monte Ctrlo, 83 Old• H~rst . Ctll 814-448-8201 . 1984 euld< Ll&tbrt. 19,000 mll11. interlor·•x . cond . , ext..-lor· good cond. Mutt Mil. Ctll 814·241·9412. w:,y:. 1184 Ford Eecort 4 tpd. , air. AM· FM . Cath tZ918 . Jahns'• Auto Sal•. lull'llllt Rd., Galllpollt. 1911 Ch'YSI• Llbon>n. 4 dt<., awto .• 1ir, 44,000 mil•· Cell &14-371-272e. 1914 Dodgo Omnl. 4 dr .. hpd .. aunroot... 10.000 mll11. Cell 814-371-2728. 1113 Chtvtltt. 4lfl)d .. AM·FM ceuene. new tlr" . 36,000mN•: UIIO. CaUI4· ~-1343 "'114-441·1121 • et~r•• 1113 Chwette, auto., AM rMIIo. , 40,100 mN•. point U8110. Call ~4 · 448 · 1M3"' 114-. .1-1528. . 1971 AMC Homtt, 13,000 mllto. 6 CYI .. tu1o .. UZI. Ctl 814-387· 1200: 1180 A!ldl 1000. 4 dr.. llfl)d .. d l -. Pl.l'l, AM· fM ,_tltt. .,nroof, AC, ••· cond. t4100. Dr . . . . oH.. Col t14·44t· 0333. 1171 :Fcconi """E'"III~t-."'o"o-od:--coo-td-::-1:.'r,·l . tltiOO. Cttl tl4· 1~1- usw. . MORTY .MEEKLE AND WINTHROP IN THE INTfi<E5TS OF MY LONGEVITY, l 'VE DECIDED TO 5ltlP8EIN&A BULLY. ,..-------........... II ~-- II I I I H.O C U T Y e a 19 Complele _lhe chuckle quoltd _ . . . . . . by flll m'iJ m t~e missing words L..-J.-..L-.L......l--L---1 you develop from step No. 3 below . YESTERDAY'S SCIAII-IIfS ANSWIU Utmoet - Troll - Ditto - Craftr _: CARS In IT . "Tholle people who think snow Ia lieauttlul," moaned my tired hullbsnd, "have never pulhad their CARS in IT." BRIDGE 1W WEATI-IERMAN GAVE U'S A 'TWENTY- PERCENT ., - -- - - - OIANCE Of RAIN TODAY CARTER'S PLUMBING ANOHEATING Cor. Fourttt and Pine Golllpollo, Oltlo Phone 614·441-31H or 114- ' 448· 4417 ' IT JMY NOTACTUALLY IN«EM'= LIVE ~f:R ... 6LIT ITtL SLJRE: 5FJ:W. LIKE IT. Ttl' VARMINT WAS ONL'I E16HIY (olienatel 15 De vo ured 18 Samue l's mentor 18 c'ravlng 19 Reversion 24 Naughty 25 Cnstly 28 Plunder 28 Me nu 30 Voice d 31 Gypsy · EAST • 9 32 'K QJ a +KI0983 +B 4 ' 10 53 2 t72 • Q 10 7 2 SOUTH tAKQJ\07 '7 tAQJat ·. +a Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South Well Nortb Eaot Pass PaS!! z•s+2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass .. Pass PaiS Pass Opening lead : • K a line of play that a thinking declarer s hould take in this small alam contract. A new book by James J1coby And hll father, the late Oswald Jacoby, Is now available at bookstores. It Is "JAcoby on Card Games,'"publlshed by Pharoo Books. · 6 Aetor Ra.thllot!t' 7 Knighl 's drink 9 Po lyne•lan dri nk 10 Hire 17 OirPc U•d ZO Appl e fan cier Yeaterday'a An•wer 21 Apiece 22 Re sted 29 Ar1 38 Mcons 23 Be fore rorm 39 Englis h 24 Strap 31 Unre nn e d rive r 26 Fabled 33 Shabby 40 G r ee ting hird 34 Ce ntury for Cato Z7 - you plant 41 Turme ri c kidding? 36 Kind 42 G arfunke l 28 Truc k 44 T e n (Fr.) o f be er 32 Middle king 37 Shoeniak•' r's l,,....t...-1--t-+- 34 - wol 38Joke 39 .Je we lrr'• term 43 Maxim 45 Ward off 46 Dlspo,.,d 47 Significant 48 Put rorth DOWN I F'loral arran~e ­ ment 2Talk ' nonsense 3 Pe rk up 4 Frost 5 Alrc rafl 's navigation system DAILYCRYPTOQUOTES - Here'ebow to work II : AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW fJ) C2J INN Newo ill) Wind et One' o Fingtr· tlpl IIl Cll fll l]) liD m 1!21 One leiter sllnda ror anolher. lhis sample A 1.! used O's, etc. Single leUA!rs, ·. In lor lhe lhree L's, X lor lhe lwo apollropha,lhe length and lonna lion lhe words are all hlnla. Each day lhe codt letters are dllferenl. llll Now. I]) Hardcastle and McCormick ftl) crJ M"A'S'H (f) Tho Planet Eorth (CC) or CRYPTOQUOTE8 The last great frontier · the oceano . are featured . (60 min.I(R) . !H) Honey_moanera · 1 1:30 • I]) .fiJI Tonight Show Gueot holt Patrick Duffy welcomes S11vo Allan end tlng•r Louise Mandrell. (60 min.) In Storeo. (!) lpom<:tnter (() WKAP In Clnolnnetl ecrJTul (I) ABC Newt Nlghtllne liD (!J MIQnum, P .l. ill) Thrw Wo,.,.n Fllmmok· :D"II"I.,-d--W - :tt-.,.-s-.... -~ct-,-P-oo - la.; Slltems, WtUt. Dlliverv An¥•; lime. Call 114·441·7404. --------~~~-· WaHtreon's Water H1uling.~~ reuontb!• rlfM , lmmtdlett l 2.000 gallon dllliv.-y-., cllttrnt ~•' pGOet. wtll, ..c. elf! 304- 178~ " 2119 -J c-~.---------------: Hou11 coli . Dlttvertd 1 ton end • PEANUTS I-ll , I WA5 THINKING ABOUT 'IOULAST NIGHT DX REMEMBE(1. flOW VOU VSED TO TELL ME I WAS TOO OLD F~ VOU? IT'S THE SORT OF BOD WE KIND OF LOOK SACK ON AND LAUGH ASOUT, ISN'T IT? ~ DO 'IOU MINP IF I SIT DOWN? mokera ero hlghllgh1ed. limo~ & limon (70 min .) (RI. • 1 2:00 I]) llumo • Allin ()) One on One (I) National Qeographtc Ex· e VX D (I) Jefleoalltre ee (I)(I) Rawhide Telll of thl Unex· """'*' (I)ICTV WQKD VXD 8 NK X 111.10 ; XVN C IJ I' Y 8 W , XVN C HQII G NBV Y~terdaJ's Cr,ptoq1ote: HOW BIGOT WHEN HE IS FORCED to .. ' BNKX P R'V 0 Y HYNAYLY . - BVBDXNY IT .INFURIATF.S A DRAG INTO TilE U!JIIT HIS DARK CONVICTIONS! - LOGAN P. SMJnt tD .,..,., JY ZI'YB!l ,, en Three European film· TiliNG B O OXW G NAK S D S A ~ ZK, e 30~· 875- 1247 A · • M Cuttom Couchiei ReuphoeMery, St. Rt. 7. Crown ~ Cfty, Oh. 814-211·1470, Evt. ,, 814·441· 3438. Op., dolly 1 10', 4:30,11! . , :30 to 1:30. Old , 1 , new Uphon•ed. 12 Existing 13 Come apan 14 - ndd• 10:05·([) MOVIE; 'Rtd Mountain' 10:30 Cil Bill Colby Show ~~ and " " WEST +at 8 ln "Ccl soprano (60 min .) T & LWater delivery enytim• Ph.; 114 - 388'- 973~ ume der: 87 Upholstary ____________________ ;:: ACROSS I Separate 8 Hac kn e ye d 11 Ameri can ill) Nowewatch !H) Nowo - -- - -- - - - '' Coal end llmntone detlverv. 304· 675· 3190. ., ts tAKJ95S t!i~M·~by JHOMAS JOSEPH to a notorious loan shark. \ 1-U-t7 'A961 ll's sad when a bridge player exhib· its a kind of muddled vision that won 't let him see the forest because of the trees. De<larer won the opening heart lead with dummy 's ace and immedi · ately played his diamond ace and t~en the diamond queen. When West failed to cover the queen of diamonds. declarer discarded a club from dummy. Then he played a low diamond and ruffed in dummy. East overruffed and returned a spade. Dedarer gamely played out aU his high trumps. hoping that West, who had to hold the dia· monds, would he caught with club length and squeezed. But East had clubs wei\ under c ontrol and South now had to go sel a trick. Here is some good advice. When you are in a small slam, look for an easy, sure way to make your contract. If you find it, take it. Do not 'indulge in adven· lure lor overtricks. Here South had a simple play. He should lake his ace of diamonds at trick two and ruff a low diamond In dummy . Now he should draw trumps. Next he can play the queen of diamonds to force out the king. Although diamonds do not split evenly, he can get rid of his losing Ill· tl.e diamond on dummy's A·K of clubs. Thai's 12 trickii'Without any pain . It's judge who may be linked :ao a NORTH +as By James Jacoby his old friend, 1 respected PERCENT OFF 1, • Plain and ~imple wins the day riel about the prep sct'lool boyt e1 Lawrenceville School. (60 min.) 9 :30 (]) Collego Boake~ll: Ml· chlgan &tete It Northwll1· ern 12 hra.) Live. liD Ill 1!21 Cavanaugho Tho !emily grows nervous when Kit decidu that 18· year-old Mary Margaret is old enough to start dot ing. 10:00 al C2J O!Jd Couple (f) American PleyhouH: Prodlgloua Hickey ICC) This is a collection of sto· des about the prep school boys at Lawrenceville School. (80 min.) liD Ill 1!21 Cagnoy & ucoy ICC) Cagney Ia torn when her father asks her to Ill· ence hei investigation of '8:;:5:--'G'a_n_e-ra'I-:-H:-a~u"' lin _g_ : . ' Jemea 8oya WatiH' Senrlce. Alto poolo fUitd. Ctll 114· 21e-1141 or 1114-441·1171 or 814-440-" 7111 . ~ James Jacoby This is a collection of sto· BARNEY Moet well• complft.ta.,...d.yr Pump taltll end IBNICI. 304195-3802 up. Jim Lim•. or 111-7397. I places and animaltare ftl· BER:K IT IS --------------------'• Rotary or cable tool drilling. dellv..-y. _ Court clerk: "Can you eay anything In English?" Suspect: "Vee, I can eay 'Give me - turod. (2 hrs.) 8:06 ffi MOVIE; 'Speedway' 8 :30 liD • 1!21 My Slater Sam (CC) Sam ond .Petti's friendship is strained whon Patti falls for Dixie' s son . 9 :00 (3) 700 Club liD Ill 1!21 Nowhert iCC) George's behavior worries Dick and Joanna when he insist• on peraonally , • . pairing the town's damaged bell tower during a heavy winter storm . ill) Amerlcon Pleyh>uH; Prodigious Hickey iCC) <OOSIDfRED DUalsiVE ' Plumbing Ill Heating ~ Sm\KIOO... A ~ IS RON'S Television Service. 1 Houte calla on RCA, Quuer, 1 QE. Specitllng In zenith. C.H , 304-176-2391 o• 114·448 · • 2414. 82 I ltSSIR... OOJE.RAU.Y • large round i*e• of hl'l for sale. t10.00 IICh Ph . 814-446 1052. B•led hey. 11 .10 btle. C.ll 814-3BB-8841 . ., ... ,.. \. All typtl carpenter & concrete work: .Interior, exterior, remodiling. pal"tlhQ. roofing. free ; _n tlmatn. Call 814-44&-6174. 1 RINGLES ' S SERVICE, Ppt- ;, rlenctd call'tnter, eltc1rlden. ,, muon. plklter, rooting llndud .. -: lng hot tlr appllcttlon) 304- ': 676· 2088 or 875· 7147. ' Good timothy mixed hey, BOO lb. round HI•. ttored in bernt. C•ll 1114-241-8410 eft• 5:30PM . ' ',.. ." . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional Hfellme guar•n· • '"· Local rtferenc.a turnlth-.:1. Free tttlmttH. Call collect : 1-814· 237·0488, dtY or night. , A o g • r 1 1 · • 1' • m • n t , WaJerprooflng. Fettv TrH Trimming, etump :removal. Call304-1715-1331 . ,. Hav for uta. Round baiH, In bam, nl"&r been wet. Ctll 614·245·5117 . 1 5 Academy Award-winning cartoon "Ferdinand the Vans & 4 W.O . Hay & Grain 64 .~ I" I I 1 1 Megazlno ftl) " 62 Wanted to Buy D I]) PM " Duet For One" . C2J M'A'S'H Ill (I) People's Court (f) Wonderful World of Disney; _Ferdinand tho Bull and Mickey Includes the , 'GROWIOO ()I.OI'TIIAT'S RICH! 1OlD Cett dinel with cab, 6 bottom plowt. '4950.'4 row AC Bucltet trantmlstlons uttd • no till planter, t 1 600.' 1 2· foot rabuilt all typ111. Torque c:onverwheel ditc, 1800. 3600 FOrd ters II transfer cent. Engine tractor, low hrs. with 516 late over haul klta. Allison Tranemit· model Ford mowing machin•. tin patti and CVC joints. Mni- . 15460. No. 3 MF bailor, l&!iO. mum 30 dey to lifetime Wit· Pull typt rake, t475. Call · ranty. Will deliver. cath and 1 carry or lnttall. Cell 614·379· 1·288 -6522 . 2220. Bush Hog 4000 Front End Loatjer. Complete. In good con- Budget transmistlona ulld • dition. 1760. Cell 614· 949· rebuilt all typn ~ Torque conver· tera 6 tr1n1fer t;:IHI. Engin•, zan. ovlo.fltdtemp ... White Farm i'r1ct~rt. le1t Price ------~---------- ' In Area. · Sldert Equipment Co, Henderson, W. Va. 304-676Serv1ces MOTOR CAR eROKERS, St. Rt. 110 North of Holzer H,o tp, Qel_lipolis, Ohio. 814-448·0692 or ta6·4622. See us for all your liv11todl end horn trail• n..clt. Also. In ltock tiMI flat beds for pickup• and ton trucks. P 6 H 1pring bumpert. r, 'J-.r:; . ....;,..G.;.u..:.B..;.E...:.N~~ ,_ about his upcoming film , 614 - 317 ~. 74~1 . y mick · (]) SportoConter I]) Entertainment Tonight ET talks to MOK Von Sydow 1973 4~4 Toyota land crulter. Runt good. *1400. Cell 614448·B523. ' 76 bt-ds. I]) Hardcestlo end McCor- 1978 ·GMC dump truck. Cell 814-218-8243 . spd. S1860 . Call 7200 . rp, r 1 l ttle Stereo. 7:00 1988 ford pickup- 4x4. f ·210, V-460. low mlltogt. 3,200 miltl. Uke new. Call 114·4460408 doyllmo. 814-448-2800 wenings. 73 2010 Jo'hn Deere dienl tractor· plows. di1c t3960. New ld11 Dyne Bounce mower t49&. Leta model 22U John Deltt'e baler 11296. Hty wagon $300. Call 814·281· &622. SHIP P/NTAi fMYI~IN &OUT II A41ERICA •• AT APOLICE' &TATION IN PERU ... 78 Ford F1 00 thortbed, 8 cyl., 4 61 Farm Equipment C:~UISE PERU ~ Building Supplies. Closeoutt2 bedroom turnithed apt . Cell Buyouti· Surplut (114'x8'x'YI" 614-992· 6434 o• 304· 8B2· Yellow pine rough sewed T 1-11 26&8 . siding. $10.99 ea. 26 pc. up 215 inch diagonal Zenith 1y1tam 3 e9.9i.(2) 4' x8'xW ' Yellow pine Apt1. for rent In Racine. 2 to 3 TV . ex . cond. TeknikaTVremott rough sawed T 1-1 1 tiding. bedroom. Call Cleland Retlty, contrQ.I. Playpen-used once. Cell *5.99 ••· 26 pc. up 14.99. !3) 814-B92-2268. 4 ' x8 ' x 1A " TS.G plywood, 614-44&-7307. t10.95 11. (41 4 ' ~t10 ' xl.-(. " ptv. APARTMENTS, mobile homat, Queen bed with mattreu, wood . '11 .96 ea. (6) 4'x8'x'!t" hou .... Pt. Ple11ent end GallipoLu•n ptywood, •s .98 ... Ill dre11er, nightttand. *27&. 1981 lis. 814-446-8221 . Jeep, low miln· $3600. Call 4'~a· ell wood penelino. Wood· 614· 3B8· 8680 or 814· 246· graint II prlntt. f7.915 11. Seconds 15.91. (7) Maaonite. 9497. Marlht plank• 18" wide 91" 45 Furnished Rooms TRS Model 4-P Computer with long panellnt . T&O . Seconds printer. b . Cond , Ca1tl14-448· 11 .60 u . (8)4'~8 ' Marllte b.eth panel embotted in 4" x4" block 8633. For rent Sleeping Room• and n .9& and •&.96 ... (91 4 ' x8' light houte kNping rooms. Park fectd loam ln1ulation boer d. Cenuel Hotel. Call 614-446· Well furnece. 830 . 7 aluminum lfoil 1h "1hlck .4.99 ti)(IA. ''-•& .99) ttorm windowa, 130. Early Ford 0768. front ar.le with drumt a. 4 spoke ll"-t8 .581110148" Vtnityw~h me~e top 1179.96. 1111 30" ROO"ll for rent, day. week. wheel•. 146. 1968 Ford pickup Vsnity with marble lop 179 .95. month. Qallle Hotel. Call &14- wlndthleld YG 16. Call 814(121 6 piece high gloll tub 441-971 5. Rent BilOW IS 1120 367-7114. enclosure kit 129.95 . (131 5' month . Hell Price! Flashing arrow signs ten\per•d glut •lldlnu tub *289 Lighted. non-arrow 12791 doon, eluminum flnlth, t49.94 Unlighted 12391 Free letters ! or t39.95 whh purch111 of tub. 46 Space for Rent See locally. C11t today I Factorv : (14) Single door meet cab. pl11tic ~ox , ttalnleu 1t11l 1-800-423-0183 enytlme. !rome. f19 . 9~ ••· !1611 ond COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. FlrewOO<I for 11\e. Herdwood. piece flbtrglatt tub and ehower Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. Llrge plellup load. 135. Call combination. Colort • whit•. Rental trail••· Call 114 -992· 614· 441· 9266 or 614-446- t129 .15 to t191.96 ee. 5 7479. percent discount on 2 piece • 1437. up. (18) 4 piece .alkt oak towet Space fOf Rent: Trailer 1pac:n. Mixed h•dwood slabs. t12. per bar MI . t1t.815. (171 Prefinith.t Locuat Rd . Rt. 1. Point Plttllnt. bundle. Containing approx; 1 Vz olk bruce floorlnt SA." a2 1!2" 304·876· 1078. tons . FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Rendom lengt:ht 11 .SIS sq. h . 10 c.t .n up t1 .75sq . ft. 20 tq. ft . Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 814-992· pr. c.t.n. (1 81 Prthung stttt ~481 . Merchan1l1se Insulated door• t69.95 ••· 1191 Firewood for tale. 136. P•load: Pine pent~ doort 139.95 to •69.96 1 . g r -. 1201 Double 6 loadt, 1160. Delivered and sidafight entrence doora Yz al111 IIICkod. Coli 814·949·2601 111 p.nel. t281.95 ea. (2fl I ' 51 Household Goods after 6 :00p.m. Double entranc:t doott, VI glest. Firewood loJ 111e. Seatonld 'h ponoU341.81. 1221 ,.._ng interior doore , finflhed & untin· Oak . Call 614·742· 2645. lshed. Choice size•. 134. 91 ea. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 1 IN Tractot. Excellent rubber. (23) Wood & plastic ... utter• Mechenically perfect. One 300 from 31" to 80" •9.81 to . Olive St. , Galli polls. New & used emp. AC-DC weld..-. Brand· 128.EH5 pr. (24)ellwoodtcreen wood -coal RDve1. 8 pc wood LA ' suite 1399, bunk bedt 1199, new. One 5000 wan alllt'n .. or. doors . 112 . 911 ea . (25) 1'.t." x31" x80" white etorm rectineu new a. uted bedroom 10 HorH Brake end Straton, brand new elec:1rlc ltlrt. Pipe doors. ineulattd foam filled . aultet, wring" w11h11t1 , l 189.95. 1211 Countertop plattlc · shon. New llvingroom tuitll dyet, hatf through 2 lnchn whh eo cents ICJ. ft. (271 Vinyl tkllng wrict1et handle. Pipe taps from 1199·11599 , lampt . Call 614· trim I colort (1 2' J channel quarter Inch lo thrM querttr1 446· 3169. ' t1 1 .50) (10' ' lnsld• corner and half Inch. Wrhe to Bolt 178, Countv Applienca, Inc. Qood Pomtfoy, Ohio . Lleve phone 13.00) 110' outtidt corner •4.001 1211 12"al2" pltln u1ed appllancu and TV seta. number end addr111. whha ceiling tilt 21 cents ••· or Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru 64 piece ""'· t11.10. 1281 811. 814·441-1199, 127 3rd. TOn'f•I Gun Rlpalrt, hot rtblue· 24" x48" ICOUttlt:ll "'bott.t Ave, Galllpolit, OH , iAQ . Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM . flrt r"ltllnt ctllln" p1 nelt Coli 304-676-4831 . · • Valll"f Furniture, new • used. t2.315 ta. (30) CloMOut whhe L..rge section of qutlltv lurnl- 25 cubic foot lreer:er a 2oo.oo. ctlllng grids 112' mtln IM t1 .50 ture . 1211 Eoottrn ~'•• ·· Kenmort rtnge and r 11-l(4't"eOcenttti.)Ptnn' t eretor h 0 Gallipolis. UIO.OO. JonJer.tt ?O chllln Witt OUH . Wtlltlon, hlo. 814·314-3148. Opon 8· 5, 8 •2 0000 ·uSED APPLIANCES ::: .~&~.R;~~~~n ~= dayt. Wllhtfe, drvert. relrlo•atore, camper t400.DO. 1 hp 1 ir nngtt. Skeggs Appllancu. compreuor t650 .00. Dttk end Pol• Building• by Quell1y 1 UCpper River Rd. betld• Stone tile cabinet *100.00. 304-075· .,ul~~·:.... ~~rtrtt'· rttt Motel. 814-441· 7388 . 3885 . · ....n • -• I :=:::::::::::::::::;:.~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;:;;;;;:;,~ ••tlmatu. Phone 614 -314· ~ F:1r111 Suppl11 :~ 1\ iiVI!Stllr:k 54 Misc . Merchandise. Pickens Uucl Fumlture. Good qualitv u11d fumiture . Open 9 to 8 or call for eppolntment 304-676 -8483 o• 876 · 1~60 . 52 CB,TV. Radio Equipment llll News Cil Big Vallay (I) Me:!de SporuLook ftl) JofftriiOno (f) Squero One TV ill) Socm City !H) Facta of Lifo 8;05 ID N- I.Hvo It to Boevor 8;30 D I]) llJ) NBC NOWII (]) Action Outdooro with' Julius Boros (() flll]) ABC Nows ftl) C2J Hogan' s Horoea (f) Doctor Who liD Ill 1!21 CBS Ntwa ill) Aoedlng Rainbow !H) WKAP In Cincinnati 8:3J I]) Down to Earth In DOioi'T HAVE AN'I RePORTS ON THE I 72 D (]) CIJ D CIJ liD Ill 1!21 m 1918 Pontiac GTO, good condl· lion, •1.600. 00. 304· 182· 2691. Zenith 19" Remote Color TV; Sllrt·Contole-Humldlfler. Call 304-676-1358 sftor 6:00 . Living room couch . Good condition. 304·676· 2062 . 8:00 1878 MerciM'V Coug• XR'7 , low mil11gt. 12,100.00. Cell 304· ,1715·8449, I ' II l.tters of O'ReorrGI"!QI four ocrombltd wards low to lorm four slmplt 1976 Mollbu Cltulc; p ,ooo actual mil•· AC. PI~ PS, bucket ..., •. 3ci,&-871-2210. For lfle ; French Provincial .dreuer. •so. Walnut dre11er, t75. Call 614-742 -2190 Of 814-742-2997. White GE Wither, $100.00:. 304-876-3616 after 5 :00 . r 1863 Ford Felr1ent iOO, 304676-2341. Soflt and chtirt priced from 13$6 to •99&. Teblte flO and up to *1215. Hldt·l·bedt UIO t_o •&915. Recllntra 1225 to 1375. Lamp• Ul •o *121 . Dinettn 1109 end up to *491 . Wood ttble w-1 chelre t285 to t795. D!!tk 11()0 up to «i371S . Hutches t400 end up. Bunk bedt eompla,:e w-mattrn... t296 ond up to U91 . Boby*110 • fp5. Menr..."orbox ' tprlngt full or twin 183. firm 173. •nd ta3. 0uHntttal22&. King 1360. 4 drawer chnt til. Dr. .•• 181. Gun cabinet• 8 , 10. 12 gun. o.. o,,l.ctricrange $3715 . .Baby mattrntel t35 • 1415. Bed tramn 120, 130 & King frame 150. Good ttltctln of bedroom suittt, · metel c:ablnetl. h11dboard1 130 and up to •e&. New Seers refrigerator & atove. Mutt tell. Call 614-448-8888 . .'A utos for Sale •' 187& lnt•nelionel But. II peuengtrt. Stenderd trlf'ltmfa. sian. In "erv good condition. Can . be uttd 11 church but or bt, converted Into camper. Ctll 1514- 892 · ~187 o• 814-387· ,. 7284. . . Ill% 1'>, M \Ill'~ F:~M 10 FtMb. liE' FU~NITURE U1ed Furniture: wood tlbte 6 2 benchet. btdt. drnttr, wood werdrobe. 3 miln out Bialeville Rd. Open BAM to &PM, Mon. thru Stt. 814-446-0322. 71 t 2:30 e iiJ llllute Night with ll) e . MOVIE : 'Step Out of Llnl' DIYid Lettermen Tonight'• gu•ots oro Jockeo Htrry ond rod oter fggy Pop. (80 min.) In Stereo. . , (J) Belt of Orouoho (II Fllhln' lloll (10 min.) (I) AIC Newt Nitlitllne (I) Moro . . RNI People (!J MOVIE: 'LN MI-a- ' bloo' 12:40 • 1111 MOVIE: 'To nounoed'. 1:00 . 1 :30 ,. I • a. An- • Jook lonny IIl Wild. Wild Wilt CIJ Today' a lullneea •• .. �• .. By The Bend Calentl4r/ happenings MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Order ol Job' s Daughters. will met at 7:30 Monday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. MIDDLEPORT - OH KAN Coin Club meets Monday at Burkett Barber Shop. Social hour a nd trading session at 7 p.m. Coin auction and refreshments fo llow . RACINE - Racine Merchants Association meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Racine Department Store. Election ol office rs . TUESDAY CHESHIRE - Cheshire chapter OES meets Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT OAPSE meeting Tuesday, 7:30p.m. , at Meigs Junior High School. - - THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Women's Association of the Middleport First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:30 Thursday night at the chu rch. Group II will have the program. and Group I members will be hostesses. Birthday noted Ida Cheadle of Carpenter hosted a surprise dinner party recently In observance of the birthday of her son, Rex Cheadle. A!tending were Rex and Donna Cheadle, Don, Kaihy and Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, ' Jr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers , Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNabb and so n, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnston. Joshua, Sammy, and Amanda. Two named Kitra King King birthday Ka ra King observed her sixth birthday recently with a party at her home In Racine . Gifts and cards were presented to her. Attending were her mother, Diana, her grandmother, Mary Porter, her greatgrandmother. Susie Fischer, Ciarise and Craig Knight, and Car la No ttingham . A Care Bear cake and lee cream were served. Later a party was held for her at the Show Biz Pizza with Ma rk Porter, Kimberly Sayre, Autumn Hysell , Jesse Lit tle, and Kara' s mother attending. Property. transfers Danny R. Proffitt, Pamela Sue Proffitt. Patricia W. Cozart, Kenneth L. Cozart, Randall R. Proffitt, Sandra C. Mapson. Isaac Mapson, Candy K. Cox, David Cox to Eula P . Proffitt, tracts, Lebanon. Donald R. Eichinger, Rebecca Jan Eichinger to Debra E. Put man, parcel, Orange. Samuel S. Clay, Mable Clay to Jeffrey A. Hill, AmyL. Hill. parcel , Chester. Mabel Smith to Robert Cundiff, Jr., Lucille Cundiff .. 60 A.. Salisbury. Norwood Ferrell, dec. , Alta Ferrell. Affld ., Bedford. Two Me'igs Countians attending Ohio State University have been named to the honor roll for the autumn quarter. To be named to the roll students must receive a grade point average of atlr:~st 3.5. The two are Timothy Michael Woodyard , :14549 Ball Run Road, Pomeroy ,a nd Eric Allen Thoren, 32300 Pine Grove Road, Racine. The· Daily Sentinel =~·.•. Monday. January 26, 1987''. . Page-S . ·. Wolf Pen community happenings___:_,--_ _ _ _ _ _ ____..< Mr. and Mts. Jerr:Y Holley and Calvin lee were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp, Michelle and Amy, Racine, spent Monday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Iva Johnson. Mrs. Leslle Frank and Sarah · Haning and Ronald. Beth of Texas Road visited Mrs. Paul Darnell was a recent Wednesday ·w!th Mrs. Eugene VIsitor of Dorothy Reeves. Also visiting Mrs. Reeves and Bryan: :; over the weekend was Robbie •· .Reeves, Chester. Racine PTO meets Fund raising was discussed and It was reported that the Racine PTO now has enough money to match funding from the Southern Local School District's Board of Education to proceed , with playground equipment. Meeting Tuesday night at the School, the PTO discussed proposed Improvements Including new banking boards for the basketball court. February fund raising activities. were planned at the meeting. It was noted that again this year the teachers will h-ave valentine parties for the students and the date was announced for Feb. 13. Officers' reports were given and 'one of the teachers reported 1 on the Intervention workshop held for third, fourth and fifth grade teachers . The free meal at Ponderosa for students with perfect attendance was discussed. Parent-teacher conferences on Jan. 30 were noted with school to be dismissed that day. Parents were encouraged to arra nge for the care of their chlldren In the event school Is dismissed due to snow o.r Icy road conditions. The room count wa s woq by the fourth grade. .. PEPTQ". BISMOL LIQUID EAR, r110SE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HAVE HEARING AID$" '99 ., , RITE .AID BABY OIL 16 oz. • some Served with whiptled potatoes. chicken cravy, cole slaw, hot roll, butter and coffee. Scirry, no substitutes except beveraae with additional . FOR JUST $3.25 CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 POMEROY, OH. Fritd Chicken RITE AID FOAM BATH ON FRIDAY·, J·A N. 23, 1987 AT APPROXIMATELY 9:10P.M. 49 REG. OR MUSK 2.5 oz. SIZE YOUR CHOICE L'OREAt 32 OZ. 80TILE LIP STICil. ASSORTED SHADEl. FOR .. INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF PERSONS WHO ROBBED MY STORE 99· COKE TAl, DIET C'OIE OR SPRITE IIEGUW 01 CAfflll IE fOUR CHOICE HAU, 12 OZ. CANS . ALBERTO vos SHAMPOOOl CONDmONER I 5 OZ. BOTTLE YOUR CHOICE $165 - 384-7 en tine Vol. 36. No.1 85 Copyrighted 1987 By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS !UP!) - The state of Ohio's vers ion of "Wheel of Fortune" is ready to . begin. · "Cas h Exp,loslon," a weekly half·hour telev ision show in which s tat~ lottery contestants competP lor $67,500 In prizes through games of chance, lnclud ing a spinning wheel, starts Feb. 7. The state Controlling Board authorized the Ohio Lottery Commission Monday topur~hase up to ~40,000 worth of Ohio-made ,produc.ts . d~':ln g J!le. -l~~t ..five months to give away on ' 'Cas h Explosion." · Anne Bloomberg. public Information officer, explained that the commission will be giving away a top prize of $50,000 In cash, plus automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, bicycl~s. furniture, kitchen appliances, clothing and art. The half-hour program, be· lieved to be the first of its type In the country, will ai r at 7:30p.m. every Saturday night. It wil l be carried in Columbus, Ci ncinnati, Cleveland, Toledo. Dayton , Youngstown, Steubenville, Za· nesville and Hu ntington, W.Va. Seven contestants who h av~ purchased winning "ent ry" tickets at their local lottery sa les outlets. will compete for the prizes. They will also be paired with home viewers, sel ~c t ed at ra ndom from a list of licensed Ohio motor vehicle drivers over ,age 18; One home viewer per . week will win a $500 cash prize. Bloomberg said the vehicles will be purchased from Ohio div isions of Ge n~ ral Motors, Ford Motor Co. , American Motors or Honda Motor Co. "It Is our belief that we will obtain the best possible price by dealing with auto manufacturers located in Ohio, " she said. The board approved a 52 million tow -i nterest loan to Copperweld Steel Co. to purchase a furnace and high-tech equlpm£'nt al Its specia lty steel factory In Warren, Trumbull County . Bruce Langmer, financia l officer with the Ohio Department of Developmenl, said the new equlpmPnt will preserve 1.~ .• MISTER BEE Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Tuesday, January 27. 1987 night, with a chance ol snow and a low between 15 and 20. Becoming partly. cloudy Wed· nesday, with highs ~I ween 30 and 35. The probability ol precipitation Is 30 percent lonlght and 20 percent Wed· nesday. 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Naw spapM ' REG. & DIP Ill OZ. lAG $'179 ' CIUAMTITI!S • l:aj.J ••• • jobs at the ·facUlty and add 50 more in three years. "This company has been losing money, "- sa id Rep. Robert E. Netzley, R-Lauroi', a member of I he board. ''I'm just wondering if It's worth the effort." Rep. Michael G. Verlch, D· Warren. ' lobby In~ for the loan, said the company renegotiated its labor contract ·and that workers gave up $3.50 an hour for profit sharing and preferred stock. "They have cut their losses, and there's a very good chance they'll ~ ,. In . a prof!)·rnak!ng situation soon." he said. ··~. Jack Roberts , president and chief operating officer of Copperweld. said workers have Increased their performance and costs were redu ced by 20 percent in 1985. " This equipment is critical for our surviv al, " he said. Th~ board approved a $3.975 million grant to the Development Departm~nt for an Edison Technology Center In Dayton 10 do advancf'd research on materials. Ten Industries. Including General Motors and Dayton Power & Light Co., will matrh th£' state grant . , ' Indicated that he, too, Is inter- changed hands, is' for a 25-yea r ested tn an alternative to the period and he will give a copy of company now providi ng service. the contract 'to Horton for study. Mayor Fred Hoffman reported Mayor Hoffman repor ted that that he has made contact with a he has been advised that Middletelevision technician who will port VIllage Is again eligible this provide tnpurto council on wha t year for gra nts on low and steps the gr0up can take follow - moderate cost housing throu gh lng an alternate route for ser- the Department of Urban Deve' · vice. A meeting had been set up opment. The department has with the technician. However , he advised the village that It does became Ill and the meeting will meet the standards for ald. be reset In the near future, Mayor The mayor further reported Hoffman said. that the U.S. Army Corps of Horton stated that he wants to Engineers has a.new master plan study the original contract for on boat launching facilities. television cable service made Rules gover ning the operation of before the present1company took the Corps of EniJllneers have over the town. Mayor Hoffman changed and the organization said that contract, still in effect now has a cost-sharing plan even though the company has which It can use in development of such0ac ililles, Mayor Hoi!man said. A n'present atlve from the corps will be in vit ed to at tend the next meetin g of co uncil to outline programs th at are ava llablclor further dPvclopmen! of the boat launching facllitles at the marina. Council agreed to adver t isc for bids on a lot nea r the Gi lbert Service Station in Middleport. The lot Is of no value to the tow n and badly needs to be filled in and cl~an ed up, officials sa id. . Counci l vo ted to place a two· mill fire protection lrvy on th~ May ballot. The levy Is a renewaL A second r~adlng was given to a pay Incr ease ordinance which will give employees of the town an approxi m ate 7 percent ··RITE A-ID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 208 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OH. PHARMACY PHONE( 992·2586 United Press lnternatlonlll Sentinel Staff Reports The application deadline for Ohio's Home Energy Assistance Program has been extended from 'Jan. 31 to Feb.13. "This ex tens ion Is lmpor· tant to allow our low-Income citizens additional time to apply for assiStance," Gov. Richard F. Celeste said Mon· day In announcing the extension. "I urge every household tha i might qualify for HEAP benefits to file an application as early as possible." . · The HEAP program is a federally-funded program which helps low-income !ami· lies ($16,500 maximum lor a famlly of four ) pay their I CUTTING BRUSH ~ Monday was a cold day for mowing hut State Highway Department ,-orker VIrgil Carl was bundled up warm tor the job on Ohio l:U Just outside ol Dorcas. Carl Is followed In a truck driven by Don Folmer. Highway crews mow this time ol year to prevent brush, which could become weighted down with snow, from overhanging lhe ro:ldways. Superln· len dent at the state garage I• ,James ,Proffitt. Proffitt assumed that position Aug. JH otl'ast year, replacing Norman Weber, who retired. Clifton, W.Va., cutting through that U.S. Reps . Cla rence Miller more _,expensive than orlgln:J!I y By NANCY YOACHAM red tape with the railroa d com- · and Bob Wise were broughr ro thought becausf? of easements, Sentinel Staff Writer "Everything that could have pany on the West VIrginia side of Meigs Count y to discuss the liability Insurance, safety light · lng, ~t c .. whic h 1vould be re· been done, was done. " stated the riv er. and supplying Initial problem. Asked Middleport Ma yor Fred operating expenses for ferry qulred by the railroad. Ron Ash. member of Po me roy Hollman, "Why did wP have a Doc McCoy, who Is the Greg Gibbs of Southeastern operator Chamber of Commerce's board ferry the last time the bridge was only openi tor that has displayed Development' sa id he cont acted of directors, at Monday's quarclosed but not this tim e?" HofInterest In supply ing the service. some of the Indu s tries In the area terly meeting of the Meigs County Regional Planning Com- · But those types of funds are no fman answered his own question apout purc hasi ng adva nce mission, In answer to a question longer available at the federal or and said that "advance tlckN tickets, but Indus tries wer<' con· sales" financed the ferry the la st cerned they might be gett ing Into from The Dally Sentinel regard· · state level, said Ash . go-round. an employee benefit situation. Eflorls commended lng efforts to secure ferry service Ash pointed out that adva nce Ash, as well as Steve Powell. of Gibbs ec hoed Ash's and Powhile the Pomeroy-Mason bridge sales were suggested, and ticket .the Meigs County Ol!lce of well's statmen ts that Neasl' " did Is closed for repairs. Ash said a copy ol a letter from Development, commended both large and small busi nesses a heck of a job," but he added Warren Smith, dlreclor of the Pomeroy Chamber President In the area were contacted, but th at it was "his observation, " Ohio Department ol Transporta· Bill Nease lor his efforts In trying response was minimal becau se that once It was determin ed by lion , stated that 10 years ago, to secure a terry. They said they ol Increased expenses to put a the ferry operator that the Pomeroy landing was not a good money would have been avalla· thought boJh the Pomeroy and ferry In operation these days. Powell pointed out that cos ts site, there was a lack of unit y by bleat the federal level to fund the Middleport Chambers exercised 1 IContinued o n Page :i) every route available, and noted for the project became . even project completely. The project Includes making repairs to a landing at Middleport, rebuilding a landing at British negotiator drops from sight .winter heating bills lor December, January and Febru· ary. Eligible households re· celve payments of 14 to -42 percent of their bills. Applications are available locally at the Gallla-Melgs Community 'Action Agency olllce In Cheshire, the Depart· ment of Human Services, the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. post offices and other public places. CAA staff Is available to help people fill out the applications at the Meigs County Outreach office In the court· house and at the central office In Cheshire. More information Is available by calling 992·5605 or 992-6629. I when It goes In to It was agrred to take a louk at the road near the Sid Little homr on South Sfc ond Avenue. Coun· ell men Hort on and _Ctatworth v have received com plai nt s th at the narrow roadway becomes · slippery In cold weal her due to poor drainage and is closf' to thr rlvrr . lt was suggested that. perhaps, guard railing ca n be put at the location. Mayor Hoff man. upon queslloning by Cialwm· thy. sa id that n~w street signs fo r th<• t' nt Ire tow nh ave bccn rrceived andwlll be put up wh~n th~ wcathrr lmpro v~s . Clatwurlhy also repol'l~d that hr h <~s been 11pproac hed h)' a tContlnued on Page 51 Dexter resident won't be charged Ferry funding· unavailable, panel learns HEAP deadline extended from ]':ln. 31 to Feb. 13 POTATO CHIPS CALL MIKE MARNHOUT~ 304-675·1155 '• PICK-4- ·G ame show gift purchase approved VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL COIBINATION ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY Dai(,• Numher 156 By BOB HOEFLICH bo.x" so they can again pick up Sentinel Staff Writer the Columbus station, which they The Consolidated Communlca- lost due to the changeover. tions Group Inc., which provides Horton further charged that televlslo.n cable service for Mid· the QVC programming, the seldleport, again came under fire ling of merchandise via televlMonday night when Middleport slon, Is detrimental to local VIllage Council met in regular business houses in that It encour· session. ages residents to spend their Council Pres ident Dewey Hor- money out of town. Horton said ton said that he . has received that the company provides no complain ts· from subscribers to local programming to promote the service complaining about local activities and advertising the conversion of channelS to the from local merchants. QVC program. "The com!lany Is not f1lllngthe Horton charged that subscrlb- needsofthecommunlt y,"Hor ton ers resent .the change from the said. Horton recommended that , Columbus slation, which was on officials "get something else channel 6, to the new program · going" In regard to cable televiand do not !Ike the Idea of having slon service. to go to Point Pleasant "to get a Councilman James Clatworthy JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. CALL {614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 Ohio Lottery Cable channel change draws council's lncreas~ anger~fleet. s-1,000 R.EWARDI \ Meigs girls h~d defeat to·Belpre -Page 4 BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) British officials today Investigated reports that Church ol England hostage negotiat or 1'erry Waite was taken ca ptive by Moslem extremists and police sources said another foreigner, a Saudi, was kidnapped. A Church of England spokeswoman In London said the chur.ch was seeking "clarification as a matter of urgency" ol a Kuwaiti News Agency report Monday that Waite, who dropped out of sight a week ago, was put under "house arrest" after a deal to free two ~merlcans collapsed. · "At this poln\ we have no direct evidence Terry Waite Is being held against his will, " Archbl· shop of Canterbury Robert Run· cle said. But Runcle confirmed there was no direct contact with his envoy since Waite disappeared last Tuesday on his way to meet the Shiite Moslem kidnappers . Officials or the Druze Mos lem Progressive Socialist Party were Increasingly concerned about Waite's whereabouts alter PSP militiamen escorted him to a meeting wl!h the kidnappers, militia sources said . The state-run Kuwait! News Agency said Monday that Waite, who has not been seen for seven days, was being detained by Iflamlc .llhad, the pro-Iranian group with which he was negotiating for the release ol Amerl· can hostages Terry Anderson and Thomas Sutherland. But Voice of Free Lebanon radio, controlled by the Christian Lebanese Forces militia, sa id today that Waite was still In Beirut and was In contact with his iiJards through a neutral Intermediary, which It did not Identify . British Ambassador John Gray traveled to west Beirut to check and the Embassy urged the last "lew" Britons In the Moslem sector of the ca pital to leave hours alter gunmen ab· ducted lwo unlde ntllled Englishspeaking foreigners at gunpolnl. "Waite was an envoy or the Anglican Churc h and not an envoy of the British government. " Gray said. Gray, who sai d he did not ~now ol Wait e's whereabouts , met with Prime Minister Rashid Karam! a nd the Shiite speaker of the Lebanese parliament, Hussein Hussein!. "Obviously we have been con· cerned about these reports," Embassy Defense Altache Col. !an Johnson sa id. "bull am quite sure that he (Walle) Is safe and I am confident that he Is contlnu· lng his efforts." In another development, pollee sources said a Saudi Arabian nat lonal was se lz~ by gunmen In Moslem west Belrul, bringing to 13 the number of foreigners abducted since Waliereturned to Beirut Jan. 12 on his latest humanitarian mission. ' "A ithls point In lime. cvlden c~ is consistent ," says Pa uI Gerard, Inv esti gator for M ~l~s County Prosecu tor Fred Crow III. that last Thursday's Incident at the Dex t0r reside nce ol Cecil Stacy, whlth resulted In the shooting deat h of a ;,.1-ycar-old Wheeling , W.Va . man..Jessr Andc•rson, wa s a robbery a tt ~mpt . Gerard says that Stacy Is not being charged, nor Is he susp~cted of any wrongdoing In the Incident . According to a r~por t Issued Monda y by the prosecu tor's off ice, Stac;· b~ca m 0 suspicious of Anderso n. who had come to hi s res idl'nC<' with a ll ~g~d car lt'O U· blr, and got a .22-callber revolver from his bedroom and placed It under his shi rt. Anderson rrturn0d to Stacy's house lor a glass of wat~r. and -when Stacy turned his bac k, h~ was attacked by And~r son who by then, according to Information released. had drawn a .:12-callber automatic. A struggle ensued, and Stacy , who finally r rac h~d his gu n, fir('([ eight ro unds. srvcn of which struck Anderson In th~ abdo men . No v~ hlc l~ was fo und at the sct'ne. but an aut omobl ll' belongIng to And~rson was tater rceov~rrd by authorities ' at ~c Gal lipolis Holiday Inn . A 24 ·year-old woman, Valerie MrDonald. also of Wher llng, was fou nd In Anderson's room at thr Holiday Inn , and broug ht to Meigs County for routine ques- • tlonlng beforl' being released . According to Information Monday, McDonald Indicated s h ~ was at 1he morrl at 1he time of 1h<' attempted robbery and resultant shooting. Gcr<~rd sa\'S authorities arr n' t sure If And ~rson 's car, or some· one else' s, was taken to Stacy's house. "We're looki ng fonon.vonf' with know !Nig<' as to how this guy got thrr•·· " h~ added. · Anderson had a crim ina l rr·· cord daring ha ck to 194R. whl,.h Included sevrral convic tion' lor gra nd theft, brPak lng and !•n t<'rlng, auto thrft 'and variou s fi rearms cha rg('s . He had S('rvrd lime In several st:<ll' and !Pdi•ml jal!laclllllrs. He was also not a stra ngN to the southe~ s t rrn Ohio area. und several years ago had lived around Point Pl0asa nt , and had worked for a tlmr at the Mar ietta Manufa ct url n~ Co .. accordln~ to Gerard, who lidded th at th<' man had been arres ted In Point Pleasa nt and Chesapeake. Allhou,gh Anderson eit her "owned or managed " a Wheeling night club. "u robbery attempt would not . hav<' been lnconslst · ent " with his background . ~ays Gerard. · Gerard says FA! and federal authorities · !rom Wheelln~ be· came Involved In the lnv£'stl~a ­ tlon because the incident was Interstate and because of And r· son's p rior record 'a nd reputation . I � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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