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SeePigeBI Appeal& Commission, was made by the Natural Resources Deft:nse Council, COLUMBUS An Ohio Environmental. appeal has been filed CllUIICil and Sierra Club. against the final National These same groups also . Discharge filed an appeal ,of American Pollution Systems Municipal Power-Ohio's Elimination · (NPDES) permit issued for final au pennit-to-install the American Municipal last year in relation to the Power Generating Station AMPGS proposed for by the Ohio Environmental Letart · Falls. Trent A. Dougherty, staff attorney Protection Agency. The appeal. filed on, Dec. and director of legal affairs 5 with . the Ohio for OEC sail! a hearing has Environmental · Review been scheduled on the BY BETH SERGENT llSERGENTO MVDAILYSENTINELCOM Scorel:...o.-.._ . ..:'· . ' Draw NPDES appeal in about a year. A new hearing on the air per'mil-lo-install appeal is set for August. · Dougherty provided an earlier draft of the NPDES appeal to The Daily Sentinel to explain why it was filed. Stated in the opening paragrapb of the draft provided is: "The permit allows AMP to discharge pollutants into the Ohio River, John ·s Run, and unnamed bibutdries of the Ohio River from its proposed coal-fired power planl in Letart Falls." The final ·final by Ohio EPA Dilector permit by Ohio EPA does Chris Korlenski: say a lowering of water The groups claim the quality will occur with the director "unlawfully and iSSUJIIICj: of a permit but tan· unrea~onably failed to not be lowered to the point establish discharge limits in of violating existing Ohio the pennit based on aiJP.lica· environmental laws meant tion of Best Avatlable to protect humans and the Technology (BAT) deter· environment. . mined through . Best More specifically, the · Professional Judgment NRDC, OEC and Sierra (BPJ) for numerous pollu· Club ·took issue with what tants for which BAT is they say are the following required. flaws in AMP-Ohio's NP£:lES final permit issued PlaMeSMAMP.AI Three Middleport salt supply appears llstl,ostmrked~JI.l1 Name:_ _ _~------Gallipolis Daily Tribune IIMMa.l off L 1111 fri Jan •ft C/0 Super Bowl IIIVJIIIR •• nJV Address:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ P.O. Box 469, Gallipolis, OH arraigned on indictments • ,.rs.,, ' ENTRY FORM Phone: ( \\lll'l~l)\\ ,)ot'l:\IS•\' ol.:;X.'\o.t..&.:.! Bv BRIAN sufficient J. , No Photo Copies BY BRIAN POMEROY Three men were arraigned . on indictments returned by the Meigs County Grand Jury, among them a Pomeroy · man accused of pandering obscenity involvin~ minors. All remain in jail m lieu of bonds set by Judge Fred W. Crow IlL · Prosecuting Attorney Colleen Williams said David A. Barner, 48, Pomeroy, was indicted for two counts of. pand&:ri.!ll o~scenity. involving a · mmor, two counts .of pan· dering sexually-oriented matter involving a minor, two counts of sexually bat· tery, and two counts of gross sexual imposition. Crow advised Barner that the sentences on the charges could be served consecutively. Barner denied the charges, and requested an attorney to represent him. He had appeared earlier this month in Meigs County Court on relaled charges. Anthony W. Doerfer, 25, Pomeroy, was charged with two counts of burglary, one ·a second-qegree felony and the other a fourth-degree felony. He pleaded guilty to the charges, but asked that an attorney be appointed before any additional proceedings. Gregory A. Messer, 47. Belpre, was charged with one count of havin¥; a weapon under disabtlity and one count of carrying a concealed weapon, the first charge a third-degree felony and the second a fourth-degree felony. He pleaded not guilty to the charges and requested legal representation . REED 'BREEDOMYDAILYSE>ITINEL.COIA OBITUARIES MIDDLEPORT Village Administrator Faymon Roberts told Page AS Middleport Village Council .• Joyce Ann Bunch he expects the village will have enough salt for the ~William lambert · remainder of winter, but said more might be available - at three times last year's cost. · AI.Monday evening's reg..,......,,"'~" foil .. c.......--+.ular · council · meeting, 0 Roberts said. the village has US Steel, Amex used about half of the salt earnings. See Page A2 supply purchased last full. 'We should have enough . I bridal • Ane expp in the event of a major scheduled for Saturday. storm," Roberts said, See Page A3 . "even if it lasts four or five days." . · • W.Va. study can't Roberts said the village ~link C8 to gout. has used afproximalely .See Page A3 half of the 5 tons of road salt purchased last year for • Community Calendar. this winter's snowy roads. See Page A3 Last . winter, the village .Schools were out and many • You can't protect street department used around 50 tons for the businesses and ,the offices in lh~ dad from himse~. entire season. Meigs County Oourthouse were See Page A3 There has been a shortage closed Tuesday as a result of the • Workers finish of salt , and some towns and four inches of snow which fell other local governments overnight. The good news from track for new Ohio have been unable to buy the Meigs County Sheriff's . roller coaster. enough. Others have been Department at noon was that See o..- AS able to acquire salt, but are there had been no major acci· • "5" · paying much more for it this :. Obama tells Arabic year than lhey have in the · dents so far. Those who ventured out and about were cleaning off ·network US is 'not your past. But Roberts said their cars and shoveling snow enemy.' See Page A6 Monday he thinks more from driveways and sidewalks, could be available to as,Thomas Johnson, pic· such Middleport, if it is needed lured above, left, and Steve - and if the village wants Musser are doing here on lynn to pay up. WEATHER. Roberts said the Morton Street in Pomeroy. After cleaning the sidewalk in front of Clarks salt company rationed the salt supply, and limited Jewelry, genial Toney Dingess, at right, hung out a snowman ban· Middleport to 55 tons for this year. at a cost of $106 ner with the message "let it per ton. Another vendor Snow." If the weather forecasters offered to sell the village · are right, it probably will! Nationwide. On YOCI Side'" The Brown·IDsorance Agency See lUI' l'iJ stock" rocbrlrdlers . . . )'GUt lafOI'ile . . cebs. !lnlltGilac:.lrsla18•1111SiilgllelgiCotllr INSIDE · FU£llrlm6fio,.lil,_! • ,,.Vu\o '""' tetit snow *S...ey .6. 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"'" 1-740-992-7090 Tri·Otulll)' 's ( 'ot•P ftCitollfr ill 11 .,,.,. . · Marty O'llryant- Owner 20+ Yrs of Experienrc Pluse see S•Jt. AS Plaue ..-andii:Jicw•l». AS Charlene Hoefllch/photoa Local legionnaires to observe Pomeroy moves toward ·gas-aggregation plan · Four Chaplains Sunday . INDEX · BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . ... : :: a SECTIONS- 12 PAGFS A., ~nie's Mailbox ... .ov A3 · ~lendars ~lassifieds ' . <:omics · Editori\lls B · 3•4 B 5 A4 •, Obituaries "Providing for your athletes nt::eds" Sports · Dr. Kelly Roush Chiropractic & Sports Injury Physician Weather 740-446-5244 J. REED BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM AS B Section ·AJ ,,.009 0hlovaUeyPubllshlnliCo. 4 POMEROY Legionaries of Drew Webster Post 128 will observe Fou~ Chaplains Sunday by ·attend· ing 10:15 a.m. Sunday services in a group at Trinity · Church in Pomeroy. The post traditionally observes the four chaplains who remained on lhe USS Dorchester as it sunk into the ocean off the shore of Greenland. The story goes that a con· voy of three ships and three escorting Coast Guard cut· ters passed through "tofJ?e· do alley" some 100 mtles offthe coast of Greenland at about .I a.m . on Feb. 3, 1943. The submarine U-223 fired three 1or)Jedoes, one of which hit the midsection of • the Dorchester, a U.S. Arn1y (Catholic), Reverend Clark troopship with more than Polin~ (Dutch Reformed). 900 men on board. Rabb1 Alexander Goode The four Chaplains on (Jewish) and Rev .. George board, two Protestant pastors, Fox (Methodist). aCatholicpriestandaJewish · These four chaplains were rabbi, were among the first, later honored by the Congress ondeck,calmingthemen and and Presidents. They were handing ·out life jackets. recognized for. their selfless When they ran out, they took acts of courage. compassion off their own and placed them and faith. According to the on waiting soldiers without First Sergeant on the ship. regard to faith or race. "They were always together • . Approximatetr 18 minutes they earned their faith togeth· after the explosiOn, the ship er. They demonstrated went down . They were last throughout the voyage and in seen by witnesses as standing their la~t moments, interfaith ann-in-ann on the hull of the compassion in their relationship, each p~aying in his own ship with the men and with way for the care of the men . each other" Almost 700 died, making In 1960 Congress created it the third largest loss at sea a special Congressional of its kind for the United Medal of Valor, never to be States during World War II. ·repeated again, and gave it The four Chaplains. were. to the next of kin of the Father John Washington "Immortal Chaplains." · ,. Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -At its most recent meetipg, Pomeroy Village Council moved one step closer to a natura! gas· aggregation program which it feels may ultimately save residents money on home heating bills. Th~ week council heard and passed the second of three readings required to put an issue on the May ballot which, if passed. would allow village officials to act as the head of a bargaining unit I buying group for residents who wish to partici· pate · in the program . The vi II age would then attempt to purchase· natural gas at a reduced rate in comparison to .<;>ther utilily companies . Thjs would affect cus· tomers, including commercial customers, not already on a gas utility company's plan. By bargaining with a larger group, il's thought the price for the utility would be lower than what the individual would be offered directly. Assisting Pomeroy with this ballot issue is Volunteer Services, Energy Columbus, a for-profit com· pany that buys natural gas and sells it through munici· palities through contracts with cities and villages. If residents approve the issue, Pomeroy would be bargain· ing with Volunteer Energy Services for those reduced rates. However, even if the ballot issues rasses, this doesn't mean al residents in Plun ... Pomtror. AI d. �I II I WoRLD NATION • _1he Daily Sentinel Wedilesday. January 28.2009 Stocks rise following US Steel, Amex earniJ)gs I ....~ rl ·Bv THOM•S WATKINS ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER LOS ANGELES - A medical: technician fatally shot · his wife, five young and llimself children Monday after claiming in a note t() a TV station that he and his wife both had just been fired . Police urged those facing tough economic times to get help rdther than resort to violence. '"Today our worst fear was realized," Leis Angeles Deputy Chief Kenneth Gamer said. ''It's just not a : solution. There's just so : m.-y ways you find alternatives to doing something so horrific and drastic as this ... Ervin Antonio Lupoe and his wite: Ana. also a medical technician, worked at KaiSer Permanente Medical : Center West los Angeles, · the hospital said. "We are deeply saddened · to hear of the deaths of the Lupbe family.'' it said in a statement. : In the letter he faxed to a : TV station. Ervin Lupoe : claimed he and his wife both had been fired and that she suggested they kill themselves and their chitdren, too. "Why leave the children to a strdnger?" the man wrote. a1.:cording to KABC-TV. Although the fax asserted that the woman was involved, police Lt . John Romero said Lupoe was the suspect in the munJers. KABC reported that the man claimed in the fax that a medical center administrator rebuffed them when they showed up to work. told ·them to file a union grievance and said. "You should have blown your bmins aut." lupoe wrote that they tiled a grievance but nothing was done and two days later they were fired, KABC said. "They did nothing to the manager who started such and did not attempt to assist . us in the matter, knowing · we have · no job .and five children under 8 years old with no place to go. So here we are ," the note said. . At ti)e bottom of the note, : Lupoe wrote, "Oh lord, my ·God, is there no hope for a : widow's son?" The Kaiser Permanente statement made no com.- Pag~A2 billion sb~. down from Monday's 5.13 billiQD. Stocks rose: moderateIy NEW YORK - Some of . Monday after the National Wall Street's eamin'gs anxi- Association of Realtors said ety is easing - at least. for e.llisting homes rose rather the time being. than fell in December. as The market had its second had been expected. straight modl:rate advanc~ . Bond prices were mixed Tuesday, rising after com- Tuesday. The yield on the panies including United benchmark 10-year States Steel Corp. and Treasury note, which moves American Express Co. man- opposite its price, fell to aged to po5t profits in a dif- 2.53 percent from 2.65 t't,fficult recesston . Financial cent late Monday. The yteld stocks that were mostly on the three-liiODth . T-bill, higher also lent s'uppon to considered one of the safest the market. was . investments. The major indexes briefly unchanged at 0.13 percent. stumbh:d after tbe The dollar · fell ·against Conference Board said its other major currencies. Consumer ·c onfidence while gold prices also fell. Index in January slipped to Light, sweet crude $4.15 a · its lowest level since the barrel, or 9 percent, to settle . reading's inception in 1967. at $41.58 . on New Yort.: The report indicated that Mercantile Exchange. Weak AP piiDIII/l.M ....... rrm.a, ~ Sbllj cQnsumers. · who have economic data, including a A member of the LAPD Crisis Response Team heips an .unidentified woman outside the already cut back drastically, sharp drop in the Standard & home where 7 people were found dead including live child~en in Wilmington, Calif. on are likely to remain reluc- Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city Tuesday. A medical technician apparently distraught over losing his job'at a hosjlitallatal- tant to spend in the coming index of home prices, had months. The index from the oil traders again betting that ly shot his wife, five young children and himself at their harbor-area home Tuesday. private research group demand for energy will fall. ment on the claims in Angeles and long Beach, :quiet, calm." sa\d Armando slipped to 37.7 in January Wall Street, however, look fax. Police shortly before 8:30 a.m., :Chacon, who lives one fmm . a revised 38.6 in. a more positive approach to . Lupoe ·s described the fax but did not apparently within minutes 'block north. "People like to Dei:ember. the day's events. release the detail reported of the killings. Garn~r said sit out at weekends and barBut profit reports from . Dave Rovelli! managing · by KABC . the oflicers could still smell becue. Other than this, no U .S. Steel and American direCtor of tradmg at ·bro"He was going through the gunshot residue aRd a problems at all." Express as well as chip- kerage CanaccQrd Adams in some critical situations at revolver was found by the A community meeting maker Texas· Instruments New York, said Wall Street the job, that's what he man's body. was planned later Tuesday Inc . and movie renial com- was pleased by the U.S. · described in that two-page The bodies of the girls in a local church. pany Netflix Inc. reassured Steel numbers because the tetter. ongoins problems at and the father were in an It was the fifth mass death · mvestors that while the results could signal tlil\t the the job. and that's what ' upstairs bedroom. The of a Southern California fourth quarter was general!~ overall economy isn't as prompted him to take his' mother and boys were in a family by munJer.or $uicide terrible for companies. tt weak · as some investors own life and his family's, bedroom downstairs. in a year. wasn't the disaster many believed. Demand for raw ~ . from what was said in the The twO-story home, much . On Dec. 24, a man had feared - some compa- materials like steel is seen fax letter." Garner said. larger .• than 1ts one-story dressed up as Santa Caus nies are still able to make as an early indicator·of ecoPolice said the child vic- neighbors, sits in front of a invaded a Christmas Eve money despite the worst nomic activity. tims were an 8-year-old girl, railroad track in Wilmington, party at his ex-wife's. par- recession in decades. · U.S. Steel, the largest twin 5-year-old girls and a small community about 18 ents' home in suburban "Remember, things have U .S.-based steel producer, twin 2-year-old boys . Their miles south of downtown. A Covina. His .ex-wire and been so ugly for so long said its fourth-quarter earnnames were not released. children's playset stood in eight of her relatives died now that it doesn't take a lot ings jumped as an acquisiLupoe 's Web page an. the the backyard. from gunshots or in the to have a positive so/Prise," tion boosted results. The Facebook.social networking Retired truck driver house fire he set. The man said Jim King, chief mvest- stock rose $2.03, or 6 .9 persite showed smiling photos Jaime Solache , who lives a later killed himself. ment officer at National cent, to $31.49. of the children. few doors down, said many In October, an unem- Penn Investors Trust Co. in American . Express rose The TV station called -of these newer, larger ployed financial manager Reading, Pa. He said some $1.48 or 9.7 percent, to police after receivil)g .the homes in the neighborhood · despairing · over extreme companies are putting up $16.68 after reporting its fax , and a police communi- .had gone into foreclosure. money problems shot and weak results but the num- profits fell 79 percent in the cations center also received · The .lupoe house, which killed hts wife, three chil- bers can still look final three months of 2008. a call from a man who stat- has a sign h;mging abov~ dren, . mother-in-law and . respectable when compared The numbers ,weren't as ed, " 'I just returned home the driveway reading "The himself in their home in the with a year-earlier. weak as some investors had and my whole family's been Lupoe 's Pad," is about 6 Porter Ranch area of the He expects the market's feared. shot,"' Gamer said. years old. Solache said. San Fernando Valley. llyrations will continue as Texas histruments said 'There .is a disconnect but News of the killings sent In June, five member,; of mvestors react to the latest . its earnings fell 86 percent we believe our suspect is shivers througll the commu- a Turkish-American family, corporate earnings reports and that · it would slash the one who called," Garner nity. and several neighbors clad in black, were found and forecasts . . 3.400 jobs as the maker of said. came to the yellow police dead in an upscale home in "The volatility . is not chips for cell phones and Officers rushed to the tape to watch a steady pro- San Clemente. Investigators done." King said. ''You're other products tries to cut two-stol')' honie m cession of officials enter say it was apparently a sui- seeing, a . lot of varying costs. Wall Street applaudWilmington, near the and leave the home. cide pact but the reason is a results from corporations." ed the move, sendmg the sprawling twin ports of Los "Tiiis area right here is mystery. Indeed, investors sold stock up 54 cents, or 3.6 shares of Delta Air Lines percent, to $15.31. Inc. and Verizon And Netflix jumped Communications Inc~ after· $4.67. or 15.5 percent, to their results disappointed . $34.82 after reporting its Street. Wall fourth-quarter profit surged Secretary Henry Paulson, a of why he had failed initial- . ment fund whi~h the regionThe Dow Jones industrial 45 percent on strong sub- · · 32-year veteran of investly to pay $34,023 in self- at Fed banks provide to · average rose 58.70. or 0.72 scriber growth. ment firm Gpldman Sachs, . employment taxes earlier in their presidents and first pefcent, to 8,174.73. Thomas Nyheim, l,>Ortfohad an estimated ne~ worth the decade when he worked vice presidents. Since · Broader stock indicators tio manager at Chnstiana of mo.re. than $700 million · for the International Geithner was going to also advanc~d. · The Bank & Trust Co. in another job and not retiring, Standard & Poor's 500 when he joined the Bush Momitary Fund. Greenville, Del., said administrntion ·in 200.6 ,. The new disclosure tiling he had the option of cashing· index rose 9.14, or 1.09 perinvestors are pleased. to see · To .obey con'flict of inter- showed that Geithner out the current value of the cent , to 845 .71, and the earnings from companies est rules, Paulson agreed to earned $411.200 in wages fund and taking it as a lump Nasdaq composite · index outside the troubled banking sell over 3.2 million shares last year in his former job as sum payment. rose 15.44, or 1.04 percent, industry. Their reports domMost of Geithner's to 1.504.90. of stock in Goldman Sachs president of the New York inated the first weeks of the that were valued at more Federal Reserve Bunk. He investments were in variThe Russell 2000 index of flood of. corporate results. than $480 million in the also received ·a severance · ous kinds of mutual funds smaller companies rose Now, a range of industries payment from the bank with the .size of the hold- 5.52, or 1.23 percent, to are turning in results. summer o{2006. Geithner was confirmed to.taling $434,668. ings ranging from $1,000 455.58. 'They're poor and all the by the Senate on Monday Fed officials expll1ined to $100,000. · Advancing issues out- guidance is poor but at least. by a 60-34 vote ·with those that the money listed on the . The government's finan- numbered losers by 2 to I they're havmg an earnings opposing ·the nomination disclosure form as a: sever- cia!. disclosure · forms ' only on the New York Stock number. at least they're not expressing unhappiness ance payment was the value require that assets be Exchange, where consoli- missing by a wide margin," with Geithner's explanation of the sl!pplemental retire- revealed in broad ranges. dated volume came to 4.66 he said. Bv T• PAiwlls Nl BUSINESS WRITER • :Geithner's ·assets _sjgnificantly lower than Paulson 8v MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP ECONOMICS WA ITER WASHINGTON . Treasury Secretary Timothy : Geithner is no Hank . Paulson when it comes to · his personal finances. Geithner's financial disclosure filing released Tuesday showed he has . assets valued at between : $740,000 and $1.7 million. ·• His biggest asset is partial · ownership of vacation property on Cape Cod in Massachusetts · valued between $250 ,000 ancl $500,000. Former Treasury f: HOLZER CLINIC . . 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He is obviously tal.en when he misbehaves, not thinking clearly .and it teaches him to spend doesn't . re_alize this young immediately and not save woman as JUSt usrng ham for anything. both of which are financial security. I want to terrible habits to learn. Offer to set up a savings :call her at the offke and tell ·her what I think of her. If account for your grandson. . she moves in with my in his name and· yours • father, I have no intention of where . he can put aside .· bringiqg my son to see his some of the gift money· you grandfather. I don't want to (and others) give him. Let have anything to do with him see the balance grow. this woman . Please help.- and encourage him to save . Dad's Crazy up for so_mething specific. . ., Dear Cl'llzy: So your . That might help. Dear Annie: "T.T. in · father is behaving like a · teena~er. which makes -him Dallas" asked whether it an object of ridicule to you. was proper to overturn It is understandable that one's wine glass if he didn' t SoibmiMd. photO you would be angry and want wine . You said accord- Proceeds from the 2008 O'Bieness Memorial Hospital Charity Gon Tournament were presented to O'Bieness recently. A worried about him. but ing to Emily Post, if he . check lor $24,000 was presented1o Jan Jennings, right, O'Bieness interim administrator, by Jayne Vail , second from left, unfortunately. you cannot couldn't put his hand over golf tournament co-chair, and Rhonda Hughes, committee member_At left is Michael Sostarich, O'Bieness Development protect your father from the glass, he should allow Council chair. The proceeds will be used toward O'Bieness' campaign to raise $500,000 lor the purchase of digital mamhimself. You can punish the server to pour and just mography technology for the hospital. him by withholding your not drink it. I am an alcoholic, with son. or you can find out if this young woman is mak- many years of sobriety. ing him happy. even if she .However; if there were a is taking advantage and you poured glass of good wine· GALLIPOLIS - Spring . 31 . Admission is $5 per per- ers, wedding fashions. DJ' s, will offer door prizes and don't approve. An estrange- sitting in front of me. my wedding hosting. and more. guests ~nending the Bridal . . ment will hurt you as well entire focus would be on and summer weddings are· son payable at the door. just around the comer. and Various local wedding ·The Expo wilt include a Expo will have the opl,>Orus Dad and isn't likely to that glass. Do I still like the fall . weddings are rapidly service providers are bridal fashion >how at 2:30 tunity to win door pnzes change anything about his taste"'! 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Annie: I recently noticed that my gnindson want to maintain sobriety plan for the special occasion. by · local professionals : wedding by the event plan- Expo. contact the Ariel and anonymity in an The Bridal Expo wilt be held . including wedding plan- ning team from Special . Dater Hall Box Oftice at s~nds his allowance and gift money as soon as he unavoidable job or social I to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. ners, photographers, cater- Occasions. Many vendors 740-446-ARTS (2787). gets it. In fact, he is almost situation, why is it rude to frantic to spend it. I won- tum over a glass? - N.D. Dear N.D.: The question . dered wily, and then found out that instead of timeouts was about etiquette. If one PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) of uric acid. a natural component of or having privileges is a recovering alcoholic, Researchers studying the the blood. . rescinded. he is disciplined · however, etiquette can The scientists couldn't determine by having his money taken make. room for sobriety. So effect of a chemical used to make away. That explains why he go ahead and tum the glass non-stick coatings can't find a which increase came first, the uric causal link between it and an acid or the C8, so they couldn't wants to exchange it for over. Annie's Mailbox is writ- increased risk of gout and high draw conclusions about a causal tangible goods as quickly -relationship. as (lllssible. ten by Kathy Mitchell and blood pressure. www.mYctallysentlnel.com The panel is studying . whether The C8 Science Panel aimol!nced I am concerned that this Marcy Sugar,longlimB edi' . method of discipline is set-. tors of the Ann Lllnders Tuesday its study of 55.000 adults CS can be linked to disease as part ting him up for financial column. Please e-mail your in the Mid-Ohio Valley found that of a class action settlement with the failure later in life. He is questions to anniesma!l- higher levels of the chemical C8 DuPont Co .. which uses the chemonly 8 years old, but earl~ boxcomcast.net, or wr1te was associated with higher levels ical at its Washington W:orks plant. experiences with money can to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. be very significant. 'Box 118J90, Chicago, IL My input would be seen 60611. To find out more . as unwelcome interference. about Annie's Mailbox, . Is there anything I can do to and rtad features by other help my grdndchild learn Crtators Syndicate writers ·money management ski Its and cartoonists, visit the in this type of environment? Creators Syndicate Web Are there more effective page at www.creators.com. Ariel bridal expo scheduled for Saturday W.Va. study can't link C8 to gout ,. • VISit us online .at . ... . Your online source for news . : etv:s MectMli Center :Coriununity Calendar · ·· Public meetings VVednesday,Jan.28 RACINE ODE's Financial Planning • Supervision Commission, regular meeting,' 10:30 a.m., Southern Hi~:h School, ·media room. Friday, Jan. 30 GREAT BEND Leb;mon Township · Trustees. regular meting, 7 p.m .. towmfhip building. Monday, Feb. 27 p.m. SYRACUSE - Sutton Township Trustees, 7 F..m. at Syracuse Village Hal . . Clubs and organizations 1\Jesday, Feb. 10 POMEROY Meigs County Republican Party Lincoln Day dinner, 6:30 p.m. Meigs High School cafeteria.' To better serve patients of Meigs County In addition to his private practice in Racine, Ohio, Douglas D. Hunter, MD, is accepting new patients at the Meigs Medical Center. Dr. Hunter is board-certified in family practice. He is associated with Hunter Family Practice in Racine, Ohio, at (740) 949-2683, an affiliate of the O'Bieness Health System. He is the Meigs County Coroner as well. as medical director for the Meigs Emergency Medical Services and the Meigs County Health Department. To schedule and appointment with Dr. Hunter at the Meigs Medical Center, call (740) 992-9158. GALLIPOLIS :.... Heidi Leann and Joshua Lee Kinder of . Gallipolis announce tlte birth of a son, Chase Lee Kinder. Jan . 23, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. O'Bieness Memorial Hospital's convenient X-ray service is also available at the Meigs Medical Center to anyone with a physician order. No appointment is needed for our imaging service. :LoCal Weather Physician specialists who see patients at the Meigs Medical Center include: VVcdnesday ... Freezing nain .. .Sleet and rain in the · morning .. .Then snow and sleet likely in the afternoon. · Snow and sleet accumula: tion of t to 3 inches. Total : snow accumulation around · 5 inches. Ice accumulation of up to one quarter of an inch. Highs in the mid 30s . Temperature falling into the : upper 20s in the afternoon. ·· Northwest winds 10 tO 15 ~ mph . Chance of precipitation near J00 percent. VVedncsday night ... · Mostly cloudy. A slight Breast Enla TummyTu Liposu • You can't protect ·dad from himself ·~ · ----------------------------~ 50°/o 0 Wednesday, January 28, 2009 ' ANNIE'S MAILBOX Birth announced ' PageA3 BYTHE .BEND .The Daily Sentinel chance of snow showers in the evening. Colder with lows around 20. West winds 5 to I0 mph . Chance of snow 20 percent. . Thursday...Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 30s. Southwest winds 5' to I0 nlph. Thursday night ...Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow showers. Cold with lows in the lower 20s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Frlday...Ctoudy with a 30 percent chance of snow showers. Highs in.' the upper 20s. . . • • • Cardiology- Mitchell Silver, DO. FACC Family Practice- Douglas D..Hunter, MD Family Practice- Becky Huston, DO Family Practice • Gastroenterology- Steven Carin. DO • Internal . . Medicine- Steven Carin, DO • . Obstetrics and Gynecology - J<1ne Broecker, MD • Podiatry- Earl Driggs, DO o:BLENESS«f. HEALTH SYSTEM -w.OblenessHealthSystem.org . Do•~glciS D. Hunter, MD ' �I II I WoRLD NATION • _1he Daily Sentinel Wedilesday. January 28.2009 Stocks rise following US Steel, Amex earniJ)gs I ....~ rl ·Bv THOM•S WATKINS ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER LOS ANGELES - A medical: technician fatally shot · his wife, five young and llimself children Monday after claiming in a note t() a TV station that he and his wife both had just been fired . Police urged those facing tough economic times to get help rdther than resort to violence. '"Today our worst fear was realized," Leis Angeles Deputy Chief Kenneth Gamer said. ''It's just not a : solution. There's just so : m.-y ways you find alternatives to doing something so horrific and drastic as this ... Ervin Antonio Lupoe and his wite: Ana. also a medical technician, worked at KaiSer Permanente Medical : Center West los Angeles, · the hospital said. "We are deeply saddened · to hear of the deaths of the Lupbe family.'' it said in a statement. : In the letter he faxed to a : TV station. Ervin Lupoe : claimed he and his wife both had been fired and that she suggested they kill themselves and their chitdren, too. "Why leave the children to a strdnger?" the man wrote. a1.:cording to KABC-TV. Although the fax asserted that the woman was involved, police Lt . John Romero said Lupoe was the suspect in the munJers. KABC reported that the man claimed in the fax that a medical center administrator rebuffed them when they showed up to work. told ·them to file a union grievance and said. "You should have blown your bmins aut." lupoe wrote that they tiled a grievance but nothing was done and two days later they were fired, KABC said. "They did nothing to the manager who started such and did not attempt to assist . us in the matter, knowing · we have · no job .and five children under 8 years old with no place to go. So here we are ," the note said. . At ti)e bottom of the note, : Lupoe wrote, "Oh lord, my ·God, is there no hope for a : widow's son?" The Kaiser Permanente statement made no com.- Pag~A2 billion sb~. down from Monday's 5.13 billiQD. Stocks rose: moderateIy NEW YORK - Some of . Monday after the National Wall Street's eamin'gs anxi- Association of Realtors said ety is easing - at least. for e.llisting homes rose rather the time being. than fell in December. as The market had its second had been expected. straight modl:rate advanc~ . Bond prices were mixed Tuesday, rising after com- Tuesday. The yield on the panies including United benchmark 10-year States Steel Corp. and Treasury note, which moves American Express Co. man- opposite its price, fell to aged to po5t profits in a dif- 2.53 percent from 2.65 t't,fficult recesston . Financial cent late Monday. The yteld stocks that were mostly on the three-liiODth . T-bill, higher also lent s'uppon to considered one of the safest the market. was . investments. The major indexes briefly unchanged at 0.13 percent. stumbh:d after tbe The dollar · fell ·against Conference Board said its other major currencies. Consumer ·c onfidence while gold prices also fell. Index in January slipped to Light, sweet crude $4.15 a · its lowest level since the barrel, or 9 percent, to settle . reading's inception in 1967. at $41.58 . on New Yort.: The report indicated that Mercantile Exchange. Weak AP piiDIII/l.M ....... rrm.a, ~ Sbllj cQnsumers. · who have economic data, including a A member of the LAPD Crisis Response Team heips an .unidentified woman outside the already cut back drastically, sharp drop in the Standard & home where 7 people were found dead including live child~en in Wilmington, Calif. on are likely to remain reluc- Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city Tuesday. A medical technician apparently distraught over losing his job'at a hosjlitallatal- tant to spend in the coming index of home prices, had months. The index from the oil traders again betting that ly shot his wife, five young children and himself at their harbor-area home Tuesday. private research group demand for energy will fall. ment on the claims in Angeles and long Beach, :quiet, calm." sa\d Armando slipped to 37.7 in January Wall Street, however, look fax. Police shortly before 8:30 a.m., :Chacon, who lives one fmm . a revised 38.6 in. a more positive approach to . Lupoe ·s described the fax but did not apparently within minutes 'block north. "People like to Dei:ember. the day's events. release the detail reported of the killings. Garn~r said sit out at weekends and barBut profit reports from . Dave Rovelli! managing · by KABC . the oflicers could still smell becue. Other than this, no U .S. Steel and American direCtor of tradmg at ·bro"He was going through the gunshot residue aRd a problems at all." Express as well as chip- kerage CanaccQrd Adams in some critical situations at revolver was found by the A community meeting maker Texas· Instruments New York, said Wall Street the job, that's what he man's body. was planned later Tuesday Inc . and movie renial com- was pleased by the U.S. · described in that two-page The bodies of the girls in a local church. pany Netflix Inc. reassured Steel numbers because the tetter. ongoins problems at and the father were in an It was the fifth mass death · mvestors that while the results could signal tlil\t the the job. and that's what ' upstairs bedroom. The of a Southern California fourth quarter was general!~ overall economy isn't as prompted him to take his' mother and boys were in a family by munJer.or $uicide terrible for companies. tt weak · as some investors own life and his family's, bedroom downstairs. in a year. wasn't the disaster many believed. Demand for raw ~ . from what was said in the The twO-story home, much . On Dec. 24, a man had feared - some compa- materials like steel is seen fax letter." Garner said. larger .• than 1ts one-story dressed up as Santa Caus nies are still able to make as an early indicator·of ecoPolice said the child vic- neighbors, sits in front of a invaded a Christmas Eve money despite the worst nomic activity. tims were an 8-year-old girl, railroad track in Wilmington, party at his ex-wife's. par- recession in decades. · U.S. Steel, the largest twin 5-year-old girls and a small community about 18 ents' home in suburban "Remember, things have U .S.-based steel producer, twin 2-year-old boys . Their miles south of downtown. A Covina. His .ex-wire and been so ugly for so long said its fourth-quarter earnnames were not released. children's playset stood in eight of her relatives died now that it doesn't take a lot ings jumped as an acquisiLupoe 's Web page an. the the backyard. from gunshots or in the to have a positive so/Prise," tion boosted results. The Facebook.social networking Retired truck driver house fire he set. The man said Jim King, chief mvest- stock rose $2.03, or 6 .9 persite showed smiling photos Jaime Solache , who lives a later killed himself. ment officer at National cent, to $31.49. of the children. few doors down, said many In October, an unem- Penn Investors Trust Co. in American . Express rose The TV station called -of these newer, larger ployed financial manager Reading, Pa. He said some $1.48 or 9.7 percent, to police after receivil)g .the homes in the neighborhood · despairing · over extreme companies are putting up $16.68 after reporting its fax , and a police communi- .had gone into foreclosure. money problems shot and weak results but the num- profits fell 79 percent in the cations center also received · The .lupoe house, which killed hts wife, three chil- bers can still look final three months of 2008. a call from a man who stat- has a sign h;mging abov~ dren, . mother-in-law and . respectable when compared The numbers ,weren't as ed, " 'I just returned home the driveway reading "The himself in their home in the with a year-earlier. weak as some investors had and my whole family's been Lupoe 's Pad," is about 6 Porter Ranch area of the He expects the market's feared. shot,"' Gamer said. years old. Solache said. San Fernando Valley. llyrations will continue as Texas histruments said 'There .is a disconnect but News of the killings sent In June, five member,; of mvestors react to the latest . its earnings fell 86 percent we believe our suspect is shivers througll the commu- a Turkish-American family, corporate earnings reports and that · it would slash the one who called," Garner nity. and several neighbors clad in black, were found and forecasts . . 3.400 jobs as the maker of said. came to the yellow police dead in an upscale home in "The volatility . is not chips for cell phones and Officers rushed to the tape to watch a steady pro- San Clemente. Investigators done." King said. ''You're other products tries to cut two-stol')' honie m cession of officials enter say it was apparently a sui- seeing, a . lot of varying costs. Wall Street applaudWilmington, near the and leave the home. cide pact but the reason is a results from corporations." ed the move, sendmg the sprawling twin ports of Los "Tiiis area right here is mystery. Indeed, investors sold stock up 54 cents, or 3.6 shares of Delta Air Lines percent, to $15.31. Inc. and Verizon And Netflix jumped Communications Inc~ after· $4.67. or 15.5 percent, to their results disappointed . $34.82 after reporting its Street. Wall fourth-quarter profit surged Secretary Henry Paulson, a of why he had failed initial- . ment fund whi~h the regionThe Dow Jones industrial 45 percent on strong sub- · · 32-year veteran of investly to pay $34,023 in self- at Fed banks provide to · average rose 58.70. or 0.72 scriber growth. ment firm Gpldman Sachs, . employment taxes earlier in their presidents and first pefcent, to 8,174.73. Thomas Nyheim, l,>Ortfohad an estimated ne~ worth the decade when he worked vice presidents. Since · Broader stock indicators tio manager at Chnstiana of mo.re. than $700 million · for the International Geithner was going to also advanc~d. · The Bank & Trust Co. in another job and not retiring, Standard & Poor's 500 when he joined the Bush Momitary Fund. Greenville, Del., said administrntion ·in 200.6 ,. The new disclosure tiling he had the option of cashing· index rose 9.14, or 1.09 perinvestors are pleased. to see · To .obey con'flict of inter- showed that Geithner out the current value of the cent , to 845 .71, and the earnings from companies est rules, Paulson agreed to earned $411.200 in wages fund and taking it as a lump Nasdaq composite · index outside the troubled banking sell over 3.2 million shares last year in his former job as sum payment. rose 15.44, or 1.04 percent, industry. Their reports domMost of Geithner's to 1.504.90. of stock in Goldman Sachs president of the New York inated the first weeks of the that were valued at more Federal Reserve Bunk. He investments were in variThe Russell 2000 index of flood of. corporate results. than $480 million in the also received ·a severance · ous kinds of mutual funds smaller companies rose Now, a range of industries payment from the bank with the .size of the hold- 5.52, or 1.23 percent, to are turning in results. summer o{2006. Geithner was confirmed to.taling $434,668. ings ranging from $1,000 455.58. 'They're poor and all the by the Senate on Monday Fed officials expll1ined to $100,000. · Advancing issues out- guidance is poor but at least. by a 60-34 vote ·with those that the money listed on the . The government's finan- numbered losers by 2 to I they're havmg an earnings opposing ·the nomination disclosure form as a: sever- cia!. disclosure · forms ' only on the New York Stock number. at least they're not expressing unhappiness ance payment was the value require that assets be Exchange, where consoli- missing by a wide margin," with Geithner's explanation of the sl!pplemental retire- revealed in broad ranges. dated volume came to 4.66 he said. Bv T• PAiwlls Nl BUSINESS WRITER • :Geithner's ·assets _sjgnificantly lower than Paulson 8v MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP ECONOMICS WA ITER WASHINGTON . Treasury Secretary Timothy : Geithner is no Hank . Paulson when it comes to · his personal finances. Geithner's financial disclosure filing released Tuesday showed he has . assets valued at between : $740,000 and $1.7 million. ·• His biggest asset is partial · ownership of vacation property on Cape Cod in Massachusetts · valued between $250 ,000 ancl $500,000. Former Treasury f: HOLZER CLINIC . . " ' . "f;" ~~ PLASTIC SURGERY SPECIAL New State-of-the-Art Ambulatory Surgery * . •, Eyelid . Li~ . · Laser' Resu. ' Facial . From March 2 through Aprit 15 "'Must live in Athens, · •' Bv KATHY lllm:tEu. . AND IIAR<:Y SliGAR forms of discipline? - Ohsenaat Gl'lllllly Dear Gnaay: Most dis- l)ear Amlie-: I am a 31 - cipline involves taking ·Ye"d(-old daughter of newly away sumething the child .divorced parents. My father. values, such as toys, televi.52, just bought a house. He sion time or interacting with . is already tellin11 my sister friends and family memand me about his new 28- bers. In your grdDdson's year-otd female "friend.'- case, it's money . . who is having trouble at Essentially, he is being home and will be moving in fmed for bad behavior. That along with her 5-year-old would be OK if it' s a specifson. She works in his office . ic · amount. However. if a How could my father be . large or arbitrary amount is so foolish ? He is obviously tal.en when he misbehaves, not thinking clearly .and it teaches him to spend doesn't . re_alize this young immediately and not save woman as JUSt usrng ham for anything. both of which are financial security. I want to terrible habits to learn. Offer to set up a savings :call her at the offke and tell ·her what I think of her. If account for your grandson. . she moves in with my in his name and· yours • father, I have no intention of where . he can put aside .· bringiqg my son to see his some of the gift money· you grandfather. I don't want to (and others) give him. Let have anything to do with him see the balance grow. this woman . Please help.- and encourage him to save . Dad's Crazy up for so_mething specific. . ., Dear Cl'llzy: So your . That might help. Dear Annie: "T.T. in · father is behaving like a · teena~er. which makes -him Dallas" asked whether it an object of ridicule to you. was proper to overturn It is understandable that one's wine glass if he didn' t SoibmiMd. photO you would be angry and want wine . You said accord- Proceeds from the 2008 O'Bieness Memorial Hospital Charity Gon Tournament were presented to O'Bieness recently. A worried about him. but ing to Emily Post, if he . check lor $24,000 was presented1o Jan Jennings, right, O'Bieness interim administrator, by Jayne Vail , second from left, unfortunately. you cannot couldn't put his hand over golf tournament co-chair, and Rhonda Hughes, committee member_At left is Michael Sostarich, O'Bieness Development protect your father from the glass, he should allow Council chair. The proceeds will be used toward O'Bieness' campaign to raise $500,000 lor the purchase of digital mamhimself. You can punish the server to pour and just mography technology for the hospital. him by withholding your not drink it. I am an alcoholic, with son. or you can find out if this young woman is mak- many years of sobriety. ing him happy. even if she .However; if there were a is taking advantage and you poured glass of good wine· GALLIPOLIS - Spring . 31 . Admission is $5 per per- ers, wedding fashions. DJ' s, will offer door prizes and don't approve. An estrange- sitting in front of me. my wedding hosting. and more. guests ~nending the Bridal . . ment will hurt you as well entire focus would be on and summer weddings are· son payable at the door. just around the comer. and Various local wedding ·The Expo wilt include a Expo will have the opl,>Orus Dad and isn't likely to that glass. Do I still like the fall . weddings are rapidly service providers are bridal fashion >how at 2:30 tunity to win door pnzes change anything about his taste"'! Could I have J'ust approaching. preparing booth displays p.m . in the Morris and each hour. . behavior. Consider what one? For alcoholics. fin ing A very limited number of The Ariel - Ann Carson and presentations to repre- Dorothy Haskins Ariel · you expect t0 accomplish' a polite way t~t ensure that by keeping your distance. we are not unduly stressed Dater Performing Arts sent their talents for poten- Theatre. presented by booth spaces remain for and then'do what gives you by the presence of alcohol Centre will host the 2009 tial clients . Many service Victoria's Prom and Bridal vendor participatil)n. · For becomes imperative. For Bridal Expo to assist area areas of the wedding Boutique. The Ariel, itself, more information regarding . peace of mind. newly sober people who couples and their families process will be represented will also be set up for a the Ariel's 2009 · Bridal Dear. Annie: I recently noticed that my gnindson want to maintain sobriety plan for the special occasion. by · local professionals : wedding by the event plan- Expo. contact the Ariel and anonymity in an The Bridal Expo wilt be held . including wedding plan- ning team from Special . Dater Hall Box Oftice at s~nds his allowance and gift money as soon as he unavoidable job or social I to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. ners, photographers, cater- Occasions. Many vendors 740-446-ARTS (2787). gets it. In fact, he is almost situation, why is it rude to frantic to spend it. I won- tum over a glass? - N.D. Dear N.D.: The question . dered wily, and then found out that instead of timeouts was about etiquette. If one PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) of uric acid. a natural component of or having privileges is a recovering alcoholic, Researchers studying the the blood. . rescinded. he is disciplined · however, etiquette can The scientists couldn't determine by having his money taken make. room for sobriety. So effect of a chemical used to make away. That explains why he go ahead and tum the glass non-stick coatings can't find a which increase came first, the uric causal link between it and an acid or the C8, so they couldn't wants to exchange it for over. Annie's Mailbox is writ- increased risk of gout and high draw conclusions about a causal tangible goods as quickly -relationship. as (lllssible. ten by Kathy Mitchell and blood pressure. www.mYctallysentlnel.com The panel is studying . whether The C8 Science Panel aimol!nced I am concerned that this Marcy Sugar,longlimB edi' . method of discipline is set-. tors of the Ann Lllnders Tuesday its study of 55.000 adults CS can be linked to disease as part ting him up for financial column. Please e-mail your in the Mid-Ohio Valley found that of a class action settlement with the failure later in life. He is questions to anniesma!l- higher levels of the chemical C8 DuPont Co .. which uses the chemonly 8 years old, but earl~ boxcomcast.net, or wr1te was associated with higher levels ical at its Washington W:orks plant. experiences with money can to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. be very significant. 'Box 118J90, Chicago, IL My input would be seen 60611. To find out more . as unwelcome interference. about Annie's Mailbox, . Is there anything I can do to and rtad features by other help my grdndchild learn Crtators Syndicate writers ·money management ski Its and cartoonists, visit the in this type of environment? Creators Syndicate Web Are there more effective page at www.creators.com. Ariel bridal expo scheduled for Saturday W.Va. study can't link C8 to gout ,. • VISit us online .at . ... . Your online source for news . : etv:s MectMli Center :Coriununity Calendar · ·· Public meetings VVednesday,Jan.28 RACINE ODE's Financial Planning • Supervision Commission, regular meeting,' 10:30 a.m., Southern Hi~:h School, ·media room. Friday, Jan. 30 GREAT BEND Leb;mon Township · Trustees. regular meting, 7 p.m .. towmfhip building. Monday, Feb. 27 p.m. SYRACUSE - Sutton Township Trustees, 7 F..m. at Syracuse Village Hal . . Clubs and organizations 1\Jesday, Feb. 10 POMEROY Meigs County Republican Party Lincoln Day dinner, 6:30 p.m. Meigs High School cafeteria.' To better serve patients of Meigs County In addition to his private practice in Racine, Ohio, Douglas D. Hunter, MD, is accepting new patients at the Meigs Medical Center. Dr. Hunter is board-certified in family practice. He is associated with Hunter Family Practice in Racine, Ohio, at (740) 949-2683, an affiliate of the O'Bieness Health System. He is the Meigs County Coroner as well. as medical director for the Meigs Emergency Medical Services and the Meigs County Health Department. To schedule and appointment with Dr. Hunter at the Meigs Medical Center, call (740) 992-9158. GALLIPOLIS :.... Heidi Leann and Joshua Lee Kinder of . Gallipolis announce tlte birth of a son, Chase Lee Kinder. Jan . 23, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. O'Bieness Memorial Hospital's convenient X-ray service is also available at the Meigs Medical Center to anyone with a physician order. No appointment is needed for our imaging service. :LoCal Weather Physician specialists who see patients at the Meigs Medical Center include: VVcdnesday ... Freezing nain .. .Sleet and rain in the · morning .. .Then snow and sleet likely in the afternoon. · Snow and sleet accumula: tion of t to 3 inches. Total : snow accumulation around · 5 inches. Ice accumulation of up to one quarter of an inch. Highs in the mid 30s . Temperature falling into the : upper 20s in the afternoon. ·· Northwest winds 10 tO 15 ~ mph . Chance of precipitation near J00 percent. VVedncsday night ... · Mostly cloudy. A slight Breast Enla TummyTu Liposu • You can't protect ·dad from himself ·~ · ----------------------------~ 50°/o 0 Wednesday, January 28, 2009 ' ANNIE'S MAILBOX Birth announced ' PageA3 BYTHE .BEND .The Daily Sentinel chance of snow showers in the evening. Colder with lows around 20. West winds 5 to I0 mph . Chance of snow 20 percent. . Thursday...Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 30s. Southwest winds 5' to I0 nlph. Thursday night ...Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow showers. Cold with lows in the lower 20s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Frlday...Ctoudy with a 30 percent chance of snow showers. Highs in.' the upper 20s. . . • • • Cardiology- Mitchell Silver, DO. FACC Family Practice- Douglas D..Hunter, MD Family Practice- Becky Huston, DO Family Practice • Gastroenterology- Steven Carin. DO • Internal . . Medicine- Steven Carin, DO • . Obstetrics and Gynecology - J<1ne Broecker, MD • Podiatry- Earl Driggs, DO o:BLENESS«f. HEALTH SYSTEM -w.OblenessHealthSystem.org . Do•~glciS D. Hunter, MD ' �.. ' OPINION. The Daily Sen&el The Daily Sentinel Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • Dan Goodl ich Publisher Charlene Hoeftlch General Manager-News Editor c-grr.ss sltall mah- 110 , _ l'r$J'«ftlll - nt•Wishteat of rtligiDII, or proleiWthlg dlt fm utldst dlneofi.or alrilgittg tilt jrutiOfft 4'SJittCit• or of tltt pnss; or tit rigid of lk l"IJplt JftMeiiNy tD anmtNt• Dttil lo ptlitiort lltt GoHmmml for a wdms •fgrinnca.. ------------~------ TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. Jan. 28.the 28th day of2009.1bere .are 337 days left in the year. . Todny"s:Highlightio History:OnJan.28.1986.thespuce shuttle Challenger exploded 73 second~ after liftoff from Cape Cmave.ral, flll .• l:.illin!;! all seven of its crew members: fli!:ht commllllder Francis R. "Dick" Scobee: pilot MiChael Smith; Ronald McNair: Ellison Onizuka: Judith Resnik: Gregory Jarvis: and schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe. · On this date: In 1547. Englund's King Henry VIII died: he was succeeded by his 9-year-old son. Edward VI. In 1853, Cuban revolutionary Jose M1111i was born in Havana. • ln 1878.the first duily l-ollege newsl'llper. Yale News (now Yale Daily News). began publkation m New Haven. Conn. In 1909.the United States withdrew its forces from Cuba as Jose Miguel Gomez became president• · In 1915, the United States Coast Guard was created as . President Woodrow Wilson signed a bill merging the lifeSaving Service and Revenue Cutter Service. In 19[6. Louis D. Brutideis was nominated by President Woodrow Wilson to the Supreme Coun: Brandeis becunre the court's first Jewish member. · In 1945; during World War II. Allied supplies began reaching China over the newly reopened Burma Road. In 1973. a cease-fire offic1ally went into effe~:t in tbe Vietnam War. lr. 1978. fire swept through the historic downtown Coates. House hotel in Kansas City. Mo .. killing 20 people, One year ago: President George W. Bush. in his last State of the Union address. urged pussage of. an e~:onomic stimu· Ius package ·and asked Americans to remain patient with the long. grinding war in .lruq. In a during ambush, Iraqi ·insur·gents blasted aU .S. patrol with il.roadside bomb tmd showered survivors with gunfire trom a mosque in Mosul: five American soldiers were killed in the explosion. AU .S. missile attack in Pak.istan killed veteran al-Qaida ·le!lder Abu Laith ai-Libi. Mussa~o·husetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy endorsed Barack Obama for the White House. · Today's Birthdays: Musiciun-composer Acker Bilk is 80. Actor Nicholas Pryor is 74. Actor Alan Aida is 73. Actress Susan Howard is 67. Actress Marthe Keller is 64. Actresssinger · B~bi Benton is 59. French President Nicol~s Sarkozy IS 54. Actress Harley Jane Kozak: 1s 52. MoVIe director Frank Darabont is 50. Rock musiNun Dave Sharp -is 50. Rock singer Sam Phillips is 47. Rock musician Dan Spitz (Anthrax) is 46. Country mnsician Greg Cook (Ricochet) is 44. Gospel singer Marvin Supp is 42. Singer San1h McLachlan is 41. Rapper Rukim is 41. OJ Mug~s (Cypress Hill) is 41. Actress Kathryn Morris ("Cold Case') is 40. Rhythm-and-blues singer Anthony Hamilton is 38. Rock IJlUsician Brundon Bush (Train) is 36. Singer. Joey Fatone,Jr. ('N Sync) is 32. Rapper Rick Ross is 32. Actress . Rosamund Pike is 30. Singer Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys) is 29. Actor Elijah Wood is 28. · Thought for Today; "Since when do we have to agree with people to defend them from injustice?" - Lillian Hellman. American author und playwnght (1905-1984). PageA4 Tht> Daily Sentinel • Pace A5 Deaths Wednesday. January :aS. :aG09 ......... Is the t_same old' really change? Now that -·ve- beea thorougllly SQited in tbe bisloric IIIOIIle1lts of t.his pes1 weet, em we pu1 the Kleenell dowa ana ~ with clear eyes 11t tk: inatt. of !be: 44th pesi~the United States.? 8aracl (hma is. all apolo. . to Toni Mmi.5oa and Clintoo, our fust t>lact , pesident.llut wbal that will .Ia<; yet .to be deter' mined; how Obama's UDiqtte pos.iticlli will res~ in the real world will be entirely up to him. Oae of his first missioos must be to push this I:OIIJItr}' bey!llld gtleVIIIICe poiitics... Unfortunately, the c1osiDg of his inauguratiOII t:eremOII)' suggested a ~ more than it did· . forward motion. The Rev;, .lw.epb Lo~ery "prayed" (it sttud. me a little more lite · entertaining a cold, tired crowd): "Lord. in !be: memory of all the saints who from their labors rest. and in the joy (){ 11 new begin· ning. we ·ask you to help os work for that day when black will not be asked to gel in bacl:. ... when blQwn can stick around ... when white will embq~ce what is right." It goes on from there.Oneheard,ofcourse. many cries of amen. But there was also a sense of otlense und disuppointmenl: Obama. who invited Lowery, sold himself as something new. but he is nothing of the son, is he? KMh?ln lc.pn 1: If be: were be would - -• • 1:00- . sidtr meellllg Wtth Want C01111erly. the American founder Civil of Rights lMtilute. wbo bas valiantly li bt .......... :f~ ~.;.;d =~and eader. There is. DO ~ !b;:at this late dat&, the gov~t should tell any- ooe dlllt their skin ooloF 01' sex renders .lbe:m unW«thy of bem beld Ul the Saine ~ as ev~ e~. It's a matler of dignity and li · after !be: inaugoralion Amerkans who ~ abortioo - a real crime against h\)mmity. beneath the dignity of our great nation - gathered in the capitlll with a sense of clread and hope. Imagine if Obama. who entered offil'e promisin' to strip all restrictions on · abortion trom sea to shining sea. underwent a conversion e.xperien~o-e·~ How powerful a statement would it be if America's fii'St black president stood up to the abortion industry and challenged his pw;y. so long its creature? After all. as Anne Si:d). Helldersholt. authol (){ has written about !be: terri~The Pulitks oJ Aborlioo.- bk misttuSl and auger that bas pointed otll: ~Nearly exist$ betweeo b'---l 101:11 hall' of ;~II African- :md women. Obama is Amerit·an pregnancies end or appe~ to be - ~ in abortion:· thing t>lacb doo 'I ~ all Politil:al prudence will ttiat o.ften - an affe~:tioo­ l;.eep Oba.ma fnlfll carrying ate :md loylll modem busout all of the promise~ he band. ~ ide-a oJ the 'role made t~) his lett llank. model' tend$ to be overvaiThere woold be something ued. t>ut · it may be wonb · genuioel)l historic afoot ~f something in Obmua's he went lurther and led h1s l'm;e .~Again. Obama is free · nartv ioawaJ!. from radical- to 00.-ume a champion of r- - gmng . · L"'~to . . ., . 1·am1'Iy va1ues . H'IS I''11e stoey 1sm. pro- 1~ae Democrats. .It even. a . mll!l ,-ertllinly gi~es him !be: crewho once deft:nded mhmh- dential~. cide in the lllino.is stateThe St.-ene in D.C. followhot~se. ct~n · moderate the ing Obama·s inauguratioo tells ~1un~ tendenc1es. was encouraging inllSDlocb t!tere 1s. pohtt~al ~ foc as it did suggeSl an air of hfe . Obama s tree to hope. Never before have I choose.. , seen w many Ameril:lms. There s no denym,g th~t e~ially blad Americ:~. Obam:1 h:~s . ~ h1st~rtl' so openly eiK.·ournged about amount. of pohllcal capital pulitil:s. That's good - but at h1s d1~po;;<1l . and a oum- only to a point. What's the ber of is..~u.-:s on which ~ sub.>hm~:e? Will things actut·ould cred1bly spend 11 . ally be dilkrent or will they Uow about rallying. to the just sound ditferent'~·ln !be: cause . ul tht' home and case of Lowery 's closing hearth! As Kay Hymow1t1.. prayer, neither · wa~ the author of "'Marriai(e and ~:ase: we were presented Caste iu Ameri•' a.' said. with the smne ~o-olor-con­ bad:. when. O~mu1 Wlls but sdous rhetori~o· that has a mere JUDior . semuor: . dogged dvil rights acthiSIII · :·oooma oilers a •·hance to · for decades. mtnldm:e m1 t'nhrely new Obama is wlllldng hiStoey. personu ~~~~ perha~ ~ new But to really move us fOI'language mto pohllt's. 11 ward. he's going· to have to blllcl<. man who ... grew up llo some heavy lifting. with u singl<' mother. yet ( Kothr,v11 topa is the tdi· who has · t>ecome solidly tor of Nmit:mal Review middle-dass. meanin~ in Online (www.nlllionttlreaddition tv e<~rning ~decent vieW.I't>nl). She ron l>t roftliving.. he is married with wctt'd 111 klopez@natiantllchildren. Orlando Patterson re1·iew.n>m.) ~ . THE CVRREJJT g~zz BUZZ surz STIMOOIS PACKA6E ISN'T BUZZ guzz guzz WORKING. Joyce ~ Buncb who lived It 744 E. Main sum. ~roy. died Mooday. Jan. 26. lOOt. Arrangements are l!emg handled by Ewing Fu.rai ~ and will be annoonced. later. . . • .. : The · director "unlawfully and unre&WIIbl:r failed to ensure that the~ coal plant would comply w1th !be: mercury e~t disl:harge limits included i,n'ihC: pennit." The ~tor ~awfully and lllireWloolbly authorized total residual cblonne (TRC) cliscbuge coote~~tralioos that . \:ox.~ thel~C ~ater quality .standinls in Violation of the Oluo Adm1111strahve Code and witbout issuing a varianc.e that COIIIJ!lies with the requiremuts of OAC." The Director "unlawfully and unreasonably failed to evaluate and lli:COUnt for the impacts . of precipitation . events oo w~~~S~ewater management and treallnent at the AMP Coal Plant." The Director "unlawfully and unreasonably separated the wastewater permit-to-instllll process fOI' !be: AMP coal plant fn?m the ~nt ~PDES ~t process and,, as a result, faded to consider infonnatlon relevmt to !be: NDPES mitting and to include best management practices and other reqoire~nts in the federally enforceable NPDES permit." The Director ''unlawfully :md unreasonably failed to evaluate or require non-degradation. minimal degradation and J!Qilution prevention llltematives that would reduce ~ water quality tm.pacts and degradation caused by the AMP roal plant. in contravention ofOAC." ' · The Director "'unlawfully and unreasonably . roncluded ~t the water quality degradation authorized by !be: permit IS 'necessary to acoommodate imponant social or economic devel~t."' . · . The Duector "unlawfully and unreasonably failed to mdependently evaluate social and eoooomic issues related to the AMP c~ plant, as required by OAc:· · The· director "unlawfully and unreasonably failed to subject its evaluation .and findings regarding tbe antidegradat.ion standards of OAC to public review and collll'llent." In the appenl. the three groups describe themselves as "citizen ~roups" wbich are each non-profit environmental organizations with members in Ohio and natioowide. The NRDC claims more than 1.2 miUion members and what it cal!s "on-1i~ activ.ists". nationwjde, including 35.114 in Oh1o. OE~. 1s descnbed m the appeal as u "statewide nonprofit envuonmental advocacy otganization with 115 mem~~ ~nviroumental/~nservation ~ani~ations .and 2,364 1nd.1V1dual members throughout Oh10." The Sierra Club chums to have 18.270 members in Ohio us purl of its nuti~?nwide membershiJ? tot~ling 750~. · • ~W1th these numbers 111 mmd. the c1t1zens groups say in the !Irati of the appeal they have "numerous members who live. work.lllldlor recreate in and around Meigs Count)I_ and the Ohio River. who will be aggrieved and adversely aftected by the dis,harge of polluted WI\Stewuter from the AMP coal plant lllld the degradation of water quality that the permit authori~es." per- Pomeroy rrom Page At LETTERS TO THE ·. EDITOR Leuers 10 the editor are welcome. Thev slrtmld be /e.u than 300 words. Alllellers tlrt! .wbject to. editing, must be . •Sijlnetl, and include address cmd teleplwne number. No unsigned letters will be publishetl . .u·tters should be ill good ta~·te, addressing issues. not per.wm(l/ities. Lmers of During the past holiday · have ste~;>ped in'! Or does thanks to organizations mul individuu/s will not be tln·ept- season, Sue and I went to a 1 she constder dog slather u ed for publication. · lot of cocktail pll!1ies and condiment'! dinners. It's great to t>e in I had u plnteful of food in demand. and. thank good. my hand. Wonderful food: ness; Sue let me join her at a holiduy ham, turkey breast. Jim lot of them. It's taken years. cheeses. olives. and salami. Mullen but I now know many of the 21 :i-960) How did I know that was Reader Services Ohio(USPS rules of etiquette which . Vallet Publlshlog the first time the dog hud fork to use. not to drink out Ided the lix>e.l'! How did I ColftCtlon Polley . o. . Published every afternoon. Monday of the linger· bowl, and the know thut he hadn't licked Our main concern In all atorJes. 18 10 through Friday, 111 Court Street, difference between a sleeve htin1an. dog. dog. dog. everything before we . ~ accurate. II you know ~~ anterrQr P'omeJOy, Ohio. SecOf'ld.dass postage 1md a napkin . humun instead of man. arrived and once uguin . In o story, eall the newsroorh at (7.0) paklat Pome10y. One guideline for a good wonum. man, woman. while we were hanging up · 99~·2156. Membor: The AS$oelat«< Press and dinner party used to be that When her biggest dog. our couts. A few other peothe Ohio Newspaper Association. you do not let a husbund Tiny. passed by the buffet pie started looking for tuble Potlmaater: Send address correcOur rmtln number Ia and wife sit together. The table. licking most of the tops and wftee tubles to put tions 10 The Daily S,entinel, , 11 Court (740)992·2156. Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. rationale being that, since food us it pussed by, our down their plates. Now. Department extensions are: they see each other ull the hostess must huve caught ~ho doesn't hnve fun~1y Subecrlpllon Rates time. . separuting them mr, look of dismay. turmly stones of the t.nmtly By carrier or motor route News !Jlakes things more interest'Tiny's ton~ue is cleuner · cut o~d~g lot~nd mbblmg on 4 WHkl ...... , ...... .'11.30 . l!dltor: Cha~ene Hoeflich, Ext. 1'2 ing for them and other thun n humun s." she suit! in the Chnstmas turkey - at 52 WHkl ........ ·., ..'128.15 Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 guests. It gives everyone · my direction. If she meant least I ht)pe you do - I'd Dally .... ·...............50' Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext. 13 S.nlcr Citizen ,.'" something to .talk about ort that us comfort. she failed. hntt> lo think we're the only 211WMico ............ .'18.11 the drive home . Just because · il's cleuno:r ones thnt ever lmppened lo. 5 2 - · .... : .•.•.. .'111.10 Obviously. you don ' t thnn my tongue doesn't But still.l'd seen the dog d? Advertising Subscribe" shwld nll11it In - want to be too strict about menn it 's cleun.lt's like sny- tt and thnt made ull the dtl; OutokM Sileo: Oal.'e Harris, E<t. t5 direct to the Point Pleasant Regioter. No these kinds of thing _:_ after ing your broom .is cleaner fere~cc. If he ,hnd licked nil · Outllde S.ln: Brenda Davis, Ext t6 subscription by mai pemitlod in .,.. all. it's a party. not a than my toothbrush. I still the lood out m 1he kuchen WtlOie hOme carrie<-~~.-. CI-.ICirc.: Judy Ctart<.. Ext. tO spelling bee. Some couples· wouldn''t brush my teeth where I couldn't see it. I'd Mall Subscription should stay to~ether. some with it. huve finished my plute und General Manager lnoldl Mlloon County should use thetr sleeves. It I'm not trying to sound gone buck filr seconds. 12 Weeks . , . . . .. ..... '.•35.26 Charlene Hoetlich. E•t. t2 makes the rest of us feel anti-pet. I hnve pets myself All evening I walched the 26Weeks . . ....... . . . .'70.70 better. But Sue did get me 52 Weeks ............ ' t40.11 and they're a big plll1 of our wuist-hi):h dog stalk the e.....n, into. one party thai' could dysfunctional family. I bullet tuble . Sometimes. mdsnewsO mydailysei1tlnel.~om Dlltalde Maoon County have used stricter etiquette. don't hold them to human when his nose went over the 12 Weeks . ... .... .. .' . .'56.55 Our hostess seemed to standards. even extraordi- ·edge: u guest would huul Web: 26 Weeks ......... . . '113.60 think eating arrangements narily low humnn stundilrds. him buck und wug u finger 52 Weeks ... . , •. ... . .'227.21 www.mydailysentinal.com should be human • . dog. But shouldn't the hostess in his nose und shamed. the F~od fit for the dogs The Daily Sentinel .. dog would shirt e<Uing off the abandoned pllltes of guests thut bud lost their ap~tite. · • Don't they ever feed him." Bill said as he . watched .the dog lick u plateful of co.icktuil suusages · off someone\ ~tlllle in one big slurp. " His nmne's Tiny," I said. We were both utthe bar ~et­ ting loopy from drinkmg red wine on an empty stom· ach but we both l'igured Tiny couldn't get much of its tongue into wine bottle. We sure weren't going to taste the punch in the bi~ · bowl. Who knew where tl hnd been? Bill and I · watched newcomers npproilch the buffet table lmd loud up . Should we tell then!'~ Why spoil their run? · On the wny home, I wus ubout tg tell Sue. who had been on the other side of the room all ni~ht. nb\Jut Tiny when she smd; "Wasn't that hum greut? Some people know how to do a party right." (Jim Mullm t's the aurlror ·· , t>f "It 1l1kt!s 11 Villt1ge Idiot; Complimting tire Sirup~e Lif'e" and "B(tby:l· Ftrsr u/1/oo." Ytm am reach him at jim.Jm•llc•fl®m.I•Wtly.c·om.) Pomeroy have to participate in the progrum. Residents can continue to ,keep their current utility if they wish. Again. those already in a g11s utility program are not eligible until their contract expires with their.current provider. Even if the bullot issue passes. this doesn't obligate Pomeroy to enter into n contract with Volunteer Energy Services if un agreement can·, be reached. If un agreement is 're11ched. there are two. required public meetings to discuss that agreement and · inform residents of the negotiated rates. · The ballot issue must be filed by Feb. 19 with the Meigs County Board of Elections. Com!Jlunities already set up to negotiate lower rates on purchasing nuturul gas from Volunteer Energy Services are Brooklyn.Alliance. Marion . Gallipolis and Mount Vernon. · . . Thts month a representative of Volunteer Energy Services told Pomeroy officials his company could possibly save the village and residents seven to 12 percent on their heuting bills iii comparison to other utilities at the moment. In other council news : Council approved pennanent appropriations for 2009 in the total amount of $2.1 million. . Council approved the transfer of $8.000 from the general fund to the street fund. Council approved hiring officer .Jon Kutcher a·s a fulltime officer on the Pomeroy Police Department. According to Cl~rk.-Treasurer Kathy Hysell. the .villuge "':ill not have to pay to have Kutcher take hts requtred phystcal because Kulcher had ,already' received one within !he appropriate timefrtun,e while .workin~ for Middleport a.\ an officer. All members of counctl were present for this week's reg· ular meeting . 1 ' Indictments rrom Page At Second-degree felonies carry mnximum possible sen· tences of eight years and fines of $15,000, third-degree .felonies sentences of five years and fines of $lil.OOO.and fourth-degree felonies. sentences of 18 months and fines of$5.000. Salt from Page Al more salt at $ 146 per ton. nnd that snit could still be available. . There have been few snowy days this year - until now. The village's long-time policy has been to suit and treat , only Middleport Hill. North and South Second Avenue. South Third Avenue. and intersections. Mayor Michael Gerlach said enrlier this winter. A~. f!MJ"! computer work station is in ~ inside the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Public library, Wednesday. ~~ tn Ct~ti. The ltbrary has seen a stgnificant tnt:rease tn vtsttors as·people are using the research material available to search for jobs and employment information. · . · . BY LisA CORNWELL ~rs ASSOCIATetl PRESS WRITER . CINCINNATI - . Since being laid off when Cin:uit City closed the Cincinnati store where he worked. Vincent Self heads to the public library every chance he ~ets to search for a job. Libraries around the country report signili,cant increases 10 visitors like Self as more people in this rocky economy turn to libraries for help. Muny are using library computers und other research materials to poring over books on poten- computers. said 'Diret·tor tind jobs. submit eruploy- tial careers. Don Napoli. nrent applications and apply · The national unemploy"Just about everyone for unemployment benefits. ment rate jumped to 7.2 p;:r-. these days requires online Some are looking for cheap- cent in Det-ember."the htgh- job applications. and a lot of er entertainment options. by est In 16 years. and is people don't have nt-cess to checking out books. DVDs · ex.~ted to keep climbing. computers." Napoli said . and COs for !Tee instead of 'I don't know' what 1 "We re just packed with buying or renting. Others would do if I couldn't come people most of the time ." are researching ways to bet- here." said Self. perusing u The library has put some ler manage their linllllces. pile of real estate books ut a 1retired oftke computers in No recent nationul statis· library ~ubicle. ·•1 couldn't use for the public <md m<tde tics are available, but staff ufford to do nil this if I had training computers availand library users at libraries to pay." . able more often. The numin nine states report The Cincinnnti/Humilton ber of active library card increased use of computers County lihnll)' saw use of its users increased from an for job seeking and govern- online resources reach llll ali- average 90.000-100.000 the ment-related purposes. time hi~h last year with over previous couple of years. to according to u 2007-2008 87 milhon uses in 2008 com- about 125.000, Nupolt smd. teehnology access study by pared with 71 million in2007. Computer use nt the tbe Chicago-bused American "We are seeing an in1:reuse Mount laurel Public Library Library Association. said · not only in computer use. but ill Mount Laurel. NJ .. neur Lnrra . Clark. ALA's project in all areas - including Philudelphia, rose II percent mu1_1a$er for reselll'('b and books und DVDs as people from full 2007 to fall 2008. statistics. look for ways to save said Acting Dire1.·tor Kuthy "We lllso know that library money." said Kim Fender. Schalk -Greene. · ~:ant re¥istra~ion Is at an all· ·library executive din,'l:tor. In central Ohio. the nme high smce we started Cin:ulmion also reuched Colu'!1bus Metropolitan measurinj; card usage in un all-time high for the library" saw 2.2 million 1990," sa~d Loriene Roy. for- Cincinnati/Hamilton County computer sign-ons in 2007. mer association president and system in 2008. Residents and wus on track to reur:h ut CIUTent b<.wd member. "We borrowed 15.6 million least 3 million at thr: end of are hearing from members · items. more than 750.000 2008, said spokeswoman everywhere tlutt they nre see· higher th<m . in 2007: refer· Kim Snell. The Columbus ing increased demand in com- . ence use in•·reased more library lust week stmt~d puler use and all other areus." than 27 pen:ent. new job-help centr:rs for the Self. 26, of Cincinnuti. At the St. Joseph County growing numbers needing ·spends several hours u day Pi.tbli1: Libn1ry in South ttl learn how to use compulat the Public Librarr of Bend. Ind., t·omput.:r Cincinnati nnd Hnmtlton demnnd hus led to lines County looking . through sometimes 20-deep waitin~ ~nierson 'Mc'Danie{ immediate job postings und to use the muin branch's 5ti f1Jfl£1a( 'J{unu Workers finish track for new Ohio roller coaster . MASON . (AP) will be the . 15th Ill Kings · Workers have completed Island and the park's most' the track for the new high· expensive one. l'osting $22 rise. hi$h·speed roller co.ust- million. .er at Km~s Island. The Dmmondback steel coaster is scheduled to open to olhe puh1ic April IK m the amusement park about 20 miles nolth Of Cincinnmi in Milson. The tinul p\ece of truck for the ulmost mile-long ride was udded on Mi>nduy. Officiuls suy the Diamondback is· 230· feet tall at its highest point und riders will tnwel ut speeds of more than 90 mph , The three-minute ride will begin with a · 215-foot plunge, wind throu~h more drop~ und twists be lore end· ing with a sph1sh into water. The new roller coaster A.~bun 1\ci~Uanl~l &. Jmne~"> :\n,.tlc~on UIRH - roRS and other employment resoun:es. "People who haven't had to apply for jobs in 20 years now tind they huve to i.lo it online m!d ure coming to· us to learn · . how to do that." Snell said. While libraries are grdte-· ful for the rise in popularity. they ulso have to cope with etTects of the economy oil their funding. Some libraries are having to l'itl statling and hours and even close branches as state and local government funding dwindles . Fender said more than 86 pen:ent of funding tor tlre Cincinnati/Hamilton County system b1st year c<mle from stute government. Tht> librdl)' receives no city or munty mon<'y. und it's estimated state funding will decrease about $3 million in 2009. "'It's the kind of thin~ that . keeps me up at night.' said Fender. People dependent on the library for job resources ulso worry . about library budget cuts. Nkole Ryl·ek. ~I. of Cindnnuti. does temporary work now. but spends much of her time olf swuring Web' sites un the library's computers lor a bett.:r jot>. She suid she has waited up hi an hour to get on one of the nearly 100\·omputers. "But even if I haw to w<tit a long time. it just me<ms so much to me to be able to use a computer here:· she suid. "You ,.,m 't find or apply'for jobs without ont-." • f.'Rll ~417 Ttctlntl:ll SIIPf*'l • fn~t.;t~'\ ~'ll lhO f-ll'' !Uia)" ' j! 1 • l\) IHl\di! Ol(k!IOS'>t'ti Wl(l'! \ffllbM,'V11 • Ct1 Jl1~ n ' IIWI Ollloj!l • <...W!>. ~ 111• r \\ iOO'II' • Sign u~ Clnhnt! ww.Loc11NI1.r;o"' Call 'fOO a ~ $. Sal<iPI · For infonnation contact the Adult Center at 740-245-5334 Financial nid is available for those who qualify • • • �.. ' OPINION. The Daily Sen&el The Daily Sentinel Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • Dan Goodl ich Publisher Charlene Hoeftlch General Manager-News Editor c-grr.ss sltall mah- 110 , _ l'r$J'«ftlll - nt•Wishteat of rtligiDII, or proleiWthlg dlt fm utldst dlneofi.or alrilgittg tilt jrutiOfft 4'SJittCit• or of tltt pnss; or tit rigid of lk l"IJplt JftMeiiNy tD anmtNt• Dttil lo ptlitiort lltt GoHmmml for a wdms •fgrinnca.. ------------~------ TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. Jan. 28.the 28th day of2009.1bere .are 337 days left in the year. . Todny"s:Highlightio History:OnJan.28.1986.thespuce shuttle Challenger exploded 73 second~ after liftoff from Cape Cmave.ral, flll .• l:.illin!;! all seven of its crew members: fli!:ht commllllder Francis R. "Dick" Scobee: pilot MiChael Smith; Ronald McNair: Ellison Onizuka: Judith Resnik: Gregory Jarvis: and schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe. · On this date: In 1547. Englund's King Henry VIII died: he was succeeded by his 9-year-old son. Edward VI. In 1853, Cuban revolutionary Jose M1111i was born in Havana. • ln 1878.the first duily l-ollege newsl'llper. Yale News (now Yale Daily News). began publkation m New Haven. Conn. In 1909.the United States withdrew its forces from Cuba as Jose Miguel Gomez became president• · In 1915, the United States Coast Guard was created as . President Woodrow Wilson signed a bill merging the lifeSaving Service and Revenue Cutter Service. In 19[6. Louis D. Brutideis was nominated by President Woodrow Wilson to the Supreme Coun: Brandeis becunre the court's first Jewish member. · In 1945; during World War II. Allied supplies began reaching China over the newly reopened Burma Road. In 1973. a cease-fire offic1ally went into effe~:t in tbe Vietnam War. lr. 1978. fire swept through the historic downtown Coates. House hotel in Kansas City. Mo .. killing 20 people, One year ago: President George W. Bush. in his last State of the Union address. urged pussage of. an e~:onomic stimu· Ius package ·and asked Americans to remain patient with the long. grinding war in .lruq. In a during ambush, Iraqi ·insur·gents blasted aU .S. patrol with il.roadside bomb tmd showered survivors with gunfire trom a mosque in Mosul: five American soldiers were killed in the explosion. AU .S. missile attack in Pak.istan killed veteran al-Qaida ·le!lder Abu Laith ai-Libi. Mussa~o·husetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy endorsed Barack Obama for the White House. · Today's Birthdays: Musiciun-composer Acker Bilk is 80. Actor Nicholas Pryor is 74. Actor Alan Aida is 73. Actress Susan Howard is 67. Actress Marthe Keller is 64. Actresssinger · B~bi Benton is 59. French President Nicol~s Sarkozy IS 54. Actress Harley Jane Kozak: 1s 52. MoVIe director Frank Darabont is 50. Rock musiNun Dave Sharp -is 50. Rock singer Sam Phillips is 47. Rock musician Dan Spitz (Anthrax) is 46. Country mnsician Greg Cook (Ricochet) is 44. Gospel singer Marvin Supp is 42. Singer San1h McLachlan is 41. Rapper Rukim is 41. OJ Mug~s (Cypress Hill) is 41. Actress Kathryn Morris ("Cold Case') is 40. Rhythm-and-blues singer Anthony Hamilton is 38. Rock IJlUsician Brundon Bush (Train) is 36. Singer. Joey Fatone,Jr. ('N Sync) is 32. Rapper Rick Ross is 32. Actress . Rosamund Pike is 30. Singer Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys) is 29. Actor Elijah Wood is 28. · Thought for Today; "Since when do we have to agree with people to defend them from injustice?" - Lillian Hellman. American author und playwnght (1905-1984). PageA4 Tht> Daily Sentinel • Pace A5 Deaths Wednesday. January :aS. :aG09 ......... Is the t_same old' really change? Now that -·ve- beea thorougllly SQited in tbe bisloric IIIOIIle1lts of t.his pes1 weet, em we pu1 the Kleenell dowa ana ~ with clear eyes 11t tk: inatt. of !be: 44th pesi~the United States.? 8aracl (hma is. all apolo. . to Toni Mmi.5oa and Clintoo, our fust t>lact , pesident.llut wbal that will .Ia<; yet .to be deter' mined; how Obama's UDiqtte pos.iticlli will res~ in the real world will be entirely up to him. Oae of his first missioos must be to push this I:OIIJItr}' bey!llld gtleVIIIICe poiitics... Unfortunately, the c1osiDg of his inauguratiOII t:eremOII)' suggested a ~ more than it did· . forward motion. The Rev;, .lw.epb Lo~ery "prayed" (it sttud. me a little more lite · entertaining a cold, tired crowd): "Lord. in !be: memory of all the saints who from their labors rest. and in the joy (){ 11 new begin· ning. we ·ask you to help os work for that day when black will not be asked to gel in bacl:. ... when blQwn can stick around ... when white will embq~ce what is right." It goes on from there.Oneheard,ofcourse. many cries of amen. But there was also a sense of otlense und disuppointmenl: Obama. who invited Lowery, sold himself as something new. but he is nothing of the son, is he? KMh?ln lc.pn 1: If be: were be would - -• • 1:00- . sidtr meellllg Wtth Want C01111erly. the American founder Civil of Rights lMtilute. wbo bas valiantly li bt .......... :f~ ~.;.;d =~and eader. There is. DO ~ !b;:at this late dat&, the gov~t should tell any- ooe dlllt their skin ooloF 01' sex renders .lbe:m unW«thy of bem beld Ul the Saine ~ as ev~ e~. It's a matler of dignity and li · after !be: inaugoralion Amerkans who ~ abortioo - a real crime against h\)mmity. beneath the dignity of our great nation - gathered in the capitlll with a sense of clread and hope. Imagine if Obama. who entered offil'e promisin' to strip all restrictions on · abortion trom sea to shining sea. underwent a conversion e.xperien~o-e·~ How powerful a statement would it be if America's fii'St black president stood up to the abortion industry and challenged his pw;y. so long its creature? After all. as Anne Si:d). Helldersholt. authol (){ has written about !be: terri~The Pulitks oJ Aborlioo.- bk misttuSl and auger that bas pointed otll: ~Nearly exist$ betweeo b'---l 101:11 hall' of ;~II African- :md women. Obama is Amerit·an pregnancies end or appe~ to be - ~ in abortion:· thing t>lacb doo 'I ~ all Politil:al prudence will ttiat o.ften - an affe~:tioo­ l;.eep Oba.ma fnlfll carrying ate :md loylll modem busout all of the promise~ he band. ~ ide-a oJ the 'role made t~) his lett llank. model' tend$ to be overvaiThere woold be something ued. t>ut · it may be wonb · genuioel)l historic afoot ~f something in Obmua's he went lurther and led h1s l'm;e .~Again. Obama is free · nartv ioawaJ!. from radical- to 00.-ume a champion of r- - gmng . · L"'~to . . ., . 1·am1'Iy va1ues . H'IS I''11e stoey 1sm. pro- 1~ae Democrats. .It even. a . mll!l ,-ertllinly gi~es him !be: crewho once deft:nded mhmh- dential~. cide in the lllino.is stateThe St.-ene in D.C. followhot~se. ct~n · moderate the ing Obama·s inauguratioo tells ~1un~ tendenc1es. was encouraging inllSDlocb t!tere 1s. pohtt~al ~ foc as it did suggeSl an air of hfe . Obama s tree to hope. Never before have I choose.. , seen w many Ameril:lms. There s no denym,g th~t e~ially blad Americ:~. Obam:1 h:~s . ~ h1st~rtl' so openly eiK.·ournged about amount. of pohllcal capital pulitil:s. That's good - but at h1s d1~po;;<1l . and a oum- only to a point. What's the ber of is..~u.-:s on which ~ sub.>hm~:e? Will things actut·ould cred1bly spend 11 . ally be dilkrent or will they Uow about rallying. to the just sound ditferent'~·ln !be: cause . ul tht' home and case of Lowery 's closing hearth! As Kay Hymow1t1.. prayer, neither · wa~ the author of "'Marriai(e and ~:ase: we were presented Caste iu Ameri•' a.' said. with the smne ~o-olor-con­ bad:. when. O~mu1 Wlls but sdous rhetori~o· that has a mere JUDior . semuor: . dogged dvil rights acthiSIII · :·oooma oilers a •·hance to · for decades. mtnldm:e m1 t'nhrely new Obama is wlllldng hiStoey. personu ~~~~ perha~ ~ new But to really move us fOI'language mto pohllt's. 11 ward. he's going· to have to blllcl<. man who ... grew up llo some heavy lifting. with u singl<' mother. yet ( Kothr,v11 topa is the tdi· who has · t>ecome solidly tor of Nmit:mal Review middle-dass. meanin~ in Online (www.nlllionttlreaddition tv e<~rning ~decent vieW.I't>nl). She ron l>t roftliving.. he is married with wctt'd 111 klopez@natiantllchildren. Orlando Patterson re1·iew.n>m.) ~ . THE CVRREJJT g~zz BUZZ surz STIMOOIS PACKA6E ISN'T BUZZ guzz guzz WORKING. Joyce ~ Buncb who lived It 744 E. Main sum. ~roy. died Mooday. Jan. 26. lOOt. Arrangements are l!emg handled by Ewing Fu.rai ~ and will be annoonced. later. . . • .. : The · director "unlawfully and unre&WIIbl:r failed to ensure that the~ coal plant would comply w1th !be: mercury e~t disl:harge limits included i,n'ihC: pennit." The ~tor ~awfully and lllireWloolbly authorized total residual cblonne (TRC) cliscbuge coote~~tralioos that . \:ox.~ thel~C ~ater quality .standinls in Violation of the Oluo Adm1111strahve Code and witbout issuing a varianc.e that COIIIJ!lies with the requiremuts of OAC." The Director "unlawfully and unreasonably failed to evaluate and lli:COUnt for the impacts . of precipitation . events oo w~~~S~ewater management and treallnent at the AMP Coal Plant." The Director "unlawfully and unreasonably separated the wastewater permit-to-instllll process fOI' !be: AMP coal plant fn?m the ~nt ~PDES ~t process and,, as a result, faded to consider infonnatlon relevmt to !be: NDPES mitting and to include best management practices and other reqoire~nts in the federally enforceable NPDES permit." The Director ''unlawfully :md unreasonably failed to evaluate or require non-degradation. minimal degradation and J!Qilution prevention llltematives that would reduce ~ water quality tm.pacts and degradation caused by the AMP roal plant. in contravention ofOAC." ' · The Director "'unlawfully and unreasonably . roncluded ~t the water quality degradation authorized by !be: permit IS 'necessary to acoommodate imponant social or economic devel~t."' . · . The Duector "unlawfully and unreasonably failed to mdependently evaluate social and eoooomic issues related to the AMP c~ plant, as required by OAc:· · The· director "unlawfully and unreasonably failed to subject its evaluation .and findings regarding tbe antidegradat.ion standards of OAC to public review and collll'llent." In the appenl. the three groups describe themselves as "citizen ~roups" wbich are each non-profit environmental organizations with members in Ohio and natioowide. The NRDC claims more than 1.2 miUion members and what it cal!s "on-1i~ activ.ists". nationwjde, including 35.114 in Oh1o. OE~. 1s descnbed m the appeal as u "statewide nonprofit envuonmental advocacy otganization with 115 mem~~ ~nviroumental/~nservation ~ani~ations .and 2,364 1nd.1V1dual members throughout Oh10." The Sierra Club chums to have 18.270 members in Ohio us purl of its nuti~?nwide membershiJ? tot~ling 750~. · • ~W1th these numbers 111 mmd. the c1t1zens groups say in the !Irati of the appeal they have "numerous members who live. work.lllldlor recreate in and around Meigs Count)I_ and the Ohio River. who will be aggrieved and adversely aftected by the dis,harge of polluted WI\Stewuter from the AMP coal plant lllld the degradation of water quality that the permit authori~es." per- Pomeroy rrom Page At LETTERS TO THE ·. EDITOR Leuers 10 the editor are welcome. Thev slrtmld be /e.u than 300 words. Alllellers tlrt! .wbject to. editing, must be . •Sijlnetl, and include address cmd teleplwne number. No unsigned letters will be publishetl . .u·tters should be ill good ta~·te, addressing issues. not per.wm(l/ities. Lmers of During the past holiday · have ste~;>ped in'! Or does thanks to organizations mul individuu/s will not be tln·ept- season, Sue and I went to a 1 she constder dog slather u ed for publication. · lot of cocktail pll!1ies and condiment'! dinners. It's great to t>e in I had u plnteful of food in demand. and. thank good. my hand. Wonderful food: ness; Sue let me join her at a holiduy ham, turkey breast. Jim lot of them. It's taken years. cheeses. olives. and salami. Mullen but I now know many of the 21 :i-960) How did I know that was Reader Services Ohio(USPS rules of etiquette which . Vallet Publlshlog the first time the dog hud fork to use. not to drink out Ided the lix>e.l'! How did I ColftCtlon Polley . o. . Published every afternoon. Monday of the linger· bowl, and the know thut he hadn't licked Our main concern In all atorJes. 18 10 through Friday, 111 Court Street, difference between a sleeve htin1an. dog. dog. dog. everything before we . ~ accurate. II you know ~~ anterrQr P'omeJOy, Ohio. SecOf'ld.dass postage 1md a napkin . humun instead of man. arrived and once uguin . In o story, eall the newsroorh at (7.0) paklat Pome10y. One guideline for a good wonum. man, woman. while we were hanging up · 99~·2156. Membor: The AS$oelat«< Press and dinner party used to be that When her biggest dog. our couts. A few other peothe Ohio Newspaper Association. you do not let a husbund Tiny. passed by the buffet pie started looking for tuble Potlmaater: Send address correcOur rmtln number Ia and wife sit together. The table. licking most of the tops and wftee tubles to put tions 10 The Daily S,entinel, , 11 Court (740)992·2156. Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. rationale being that, since food us it pussed by, our down their plates. Now. Department extensions are: they see each other ull the hostess must huve caught ~ho doesn't hnve fun~1y Subecrlpllon Rates time. . separuting them mr, look of dismay. turmly stones of the t.nmtly By carrier or motor route News !Jlakes things more interest'Tiny's ton~ue is cleuner · cut o~d~g lot~nd mbblmg on 4 WHkl ...... , ...... .'11.30 . l!dltor: Cha~ene Hoeflich, Ext. 1'2 ing for them and other thun n humun s." she suit! in the Chnstmas turkey - at 52 WHkl ........ ·., ..'128.15 Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 guests. It gives everyone · my direction. If she meant least I ht)pe you do - I'd Dally .... ·...............50' Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext. 13 S.nlcr Citizen ,.'" something to .talk about ort that us comfort. she failed. hntt> lo think we're the only 211WMico ............ .'18.11 the drive home . Just because · il's cleuno:r ones thnt ever lmppened lo. 5 2 - · .... : .•.•.. .'111.10 Obviously. you don ' t thnn my tongue doesn't But still.l'd seen the dog d? Advertising Subscribe" shwld nll11it In - want to be too strict about menn it 's cleun.lt's like sny- tt and thnt made ull the dtl; OutokM Sileo: Oal.'e Harris, E<t. t5 direct to the Point Pleasant Regioter. No these kinds of thing _:_ after ing your broom .is cleaner fere~cc. If he ,hnd licked nil · Outllde S.ln: Brenda Davis, Ext t6 subscription by mai pemitlod in .,.. all. it's a party. not a than my toothbrush. I still the lood out m 1he kuchen WtlOie hOme carrie<-~~.-. CI-.ICirc.: Judy Ctart<.. Ext. tO spelling bee. Some couples· wouldn''t brush my teeth where I couldn't see it. I'd Mall Subscription should stay to~ether. some with it. huve finished my plute und General Manager lnoldl Mlloon County should use thetr sleeves. It I'm not trying to sound gone buck filr seconds. 12 Weeks . , . . . .. ..... '.•35.26 Charlene Hoetlich. E•t. t2 makes the rest of us feel anti-pet. I hnve pets myself All evening I walched the 26Weeks . . ....... . . . .'70.70 better. But Sue did get me 52 Weeks ............ ' t40.11 and they're a big plll1 of our wuist-hi):h dog stalk the e.....n, into. one party thai' could dysfunctional family. I bullet tuble . Sometimes. mdsnewsO mydailysei1tlnel.~om Dlltalde Maoon County have used stricter etiquette. don't hold them to human when his nose went over the 12 Weeks . ... .... .. .' . .'56.55 Our hostess seemed to standards. even extraordi- ·edge: u guest would huul Web: 26 Weeks ......... . . '113.60 think eating arrangements narily low humnn stundilrds. him buck und wug u finger 52 Weeks ... . , •. ... . .'227.21 www.mydailysentinal.com should be human • . dog. But shouldn't the hostess in his nose und shamed. the F~od fit for the dogs The Daily Sentinel .. dog would shirt e<Uing off the abandoned pllltes of guests thut bud lost their ap~tite. · • Don't they ever feed him." Bill said as he . watched .the dog lick u plateful of co.icktuil suusages · off someone\ ~tlllle in one big slurp. " His nmne's Tiny," I said. We were both utthe bar ~et­ ting loopy from drinkmg red wine on an empty stom· ach but we both l'igured Tiny couldn't get much of its tongue into wine bottle. We sure weren't going to taste the punch in the bi~ · bowl. Who knew where tl hnd been? Bill and I · watched newcomers npproilch the buffet table lmd loud up . Should we tell then!'~ Why spoil their run? · On the wny home, I wus ubout tg tell Sue. who had been on the other side of the room all ni~ht. nb\Jut Tiny when she smd; "Wasn't that hum greut? Some people know how to do a party right." (Jim Mullm t's the aurlror ·· , t>f "It 1l1kt!s 11 Villt1ge Idiot; Complimting tire Sirup~e Lif'e" and "B(tby:l· Ftrsr u/1/oo." Ytm am reach him at jim.Jm•llc•fl®m.I•Wtly.c·om.) Pomeroy have to participate in the progrum. Residents can continue to ,keep their current utility if they wish. Again. those already in a g11s utility program are not eligible until their contract expires with their.current provider. Even if the bullot issue passes. this doesn't obligate Pomeroy to enter into n contract with Volunteer Energy Services if un agreement can·, be reached. If un agreement is 're11ched. there are two. required public meetings to discuss that agreement and · inform residents of the negotiated rates. · The ballot issue must be filed by Feb. 19 with the Meigs County Board of Elections. Com!Jlunities already set up to negotiate lower rates on purchasing nuturul gas from Volunteer Energy Services are Brooklyn.Alliance. Marion . Gallipolis and Mount Vernon. · . . Thts month a representative of Volunteer Energy Services told Pomeroy officials his company could possibly save the village and residents seven to 12 percent on their heuting bills iii comparison to other utilities at the moment. In other council news : Council approved pennanent appropriations for 2009 in the total amount of $2.1 million. . Council approved the transfer of $8.000 from the general fund to the street fund. Council approved hiring officer .Jon Kutcher a·s a fulltime officer on the Pomeroy Police Department. According to Cl~rk.-Treasurer Kathy Hysell. the .villuge "':ill not have to pay to have Kutcher take hts requtred phystcal because Kulcher had ,already' received one within !he appropriate timefrtun,e while .workin~ for Middleport a.\ an officer. All members of counctl were present for this week's reg· ular meeting . 1 ' Indictments rrom Page At Second-degree felonies carry mnximum possible sen· tences of eight years and fines of $15,000, third-degree .felonies sentences of five years and fines of $lil.OOO.and fourth-degree felonies. sentences of 18 months and fines of$5.000. Salt from Page Al more salt at $ 146 per ton. nnd that snit could still be available. . There have been few snowy days this year - until now. The village's long-time policy has been to suit and treat , only Middleport Hill. North and South Second Avenue. South Third Avenue. and intersections. Mayor Michael Gerlach said enrlier this winter. A~. f!MJ"! computer work station is in ~ inside the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Public library, Wednesday. ~~ tn Ct~ti. The ltbrary has seen a stgnificant tnt:rease tn vtsttors as·people are using the research material available to search for jobs and employment information. · . · . BY LisA CORNWELL ~rs ASSOCIATetl PRESS WRITER . CINCINNATI - . Since being laid off when Cin:uit City closed the Cincinnati store where he worked. Vincent Self heads to the public library every chance he ~ets to search for a job. Libraries around the country report signili,cant increases 10 visitors like Self as more people in this rocky economy turn to libraries for help. Muny are using library computers und other research materials to poring over books on poten- computers. said 'Diret·tor tind jobs. submit eruploy- tial careers. Don Napoli. nrent applications and apply · The national unemploy"Just about everyone for unemployment benefits. ment rate jumped to 7.2 p;:r-. these days requires online Some are looking for cheap- cent in Det-ember."the htgh- job applications. and a lot of er entertainment options. by est In 16 years. and is people don't have nt-cess to checking out books. DVDs · ex.~ted to keep climbing. computers." Napoli said . and COs for !Tee instead of 'I don't know' what 1 "We re just packed with buying or renting. Others would do if I couldn't come people most of the time ." are researching ways to bet- here." said Self. perusing u The library has put some ler manage their linllllces. pile of real estate books ut a 1retired oftke computers in No recent nationul statis· library ~ubicle. ·•1 couldn't use for the public <md m<tde tics are available, but staff ufford to do nil this if I had training computers availand library users at libraries to pay." . able more often. The numin nine states report The Cincinnnti/Humilton ber of active library card increased use of computers County lihnll)' saw use of its users increased from an for job seeking and govern- online resources reach llll ali- average 90.000-100.000 the ment-related purposes. time hi~h last year with over previous couple of years. to according to u 2007-2008 87 milhon uses in 2008 com- about 125.000, Nupolt smd. teehnology access study by pared with 71 million in2007. Computer use nt the tbe Chicago-bused American "We are seeing an in1:reuse Mount laurel Public Library Library Association. said · not only in computer use. but ill Mount Laurel. NJ .. neur Lnrra . Clark. ALA's project in all areas - including Philudelphia, rose II percent mu1_1a$er for reselll'('b and books und DVDs as people from full 2007 to fall 2008. statistics. look for ways to save said Acting Dire1.·tor Kuthy "We lllso know that library money." said Kim Fender. Schalk -Greene. · ~:ant re¥istra~ion Is at an all· ·library executive din,'l:tor. In central Ohio. the nme high smce we started Cin:ulmion also reuched Colu'!1bus Metropolitan measurinj; card usage in un all-time high for the library" saw 2.2 million 1990," sa~d Loriene Roy. for- Cincinnati/Hamilton County computer sign-ons in 2007. mer association president and system in 2008. Residents and wus on track to reur:h ut CIUTent b<.wd member. "We borrowed 15.6 million least 3 million at thr: end of are hearing from members · items. more than 750.000 2008, said spokeswoman everywhere tlutt they nre see· higher th<m . in 2007: refer· Kim Snell. The Columbus ing increased demand in com- . ence use in•·reased more library lust week stmt~d puler use and all other areus." than 27 pen:ent. new job-help centr:rs for the Self. 26, of Cincinnuti. At the St. Joseph County growing numbers needing ·spends several hours u day Pi.tbli1: Libn1ry in South ttl learn how to use compulat the Public Librarr of Bend. Ind., t·omput.:r Cincinnati nnd Hnmtlton demnnd hus led to lines County looking . through sometimes 20-deep waitin~ ~nierson 'Mc'Danie{ immediate job postings und to use the muin branch's 5ti f1Jfl£1a( 'J{unu Workers finish track for new Ohio roller coaster . MASON . (AP) will be the . 15th Ill Kings · Workers have completed Island and the park's most' the track for the new high· expensive one. l'osting $22 rise. hi$h·speed roller co.ust- million. .er at Km~s Island. The Dmmondback steel coaster is scheduled to open to olhe puh1ic April IK m the amusement park about 20 miles nolth Of Cincinnmi in Milson. The tinul p\ece of truck for the ulmost mile-long ride was udded on Mi>nduy. Officiuls suy the Diamondback is· 230· feet tall at its highest point und riders will tnwel ut speeds of more than 90 mph , The three-minute ride will begin with a · 215-foot plunge, wind throu~h more drop~ und twists be lore end· ing with a sph1sh into water. The new roller coaster A.~bun 1\ci~Uanl~l &. Jmne~"> :\n,.tlc~on UIRH - roRS and other employment resoun:es. "People who haven't had to apply for jobs in 20 years now tind they huve to i.lo it online m!d ure coming to· us to learn · . how to do that." Snell said. While libraries are grdte-· ful for the rise in popularity. they ulso have to cope with etTects of the economy oil their funding. Some libraries are having to l'itl statling and hours and even close branches as state and local government funding dwindles . Fender said more than 86 pen:ent of funding tor tlre Cincinnati/Hamilton County system b1st year c<mle from stute government. Tht> librdl)' receives no city or munty mon<'y. und it's estimated state funding will decrease about $3 million in 2009. "'It's the kind of thin~ that . keeps me up at night.' said Fender. People dependent on the library for job resources ulso worry . about library budget cuts. Nkole Ryl·ek. ~I. of Cindnnuti. does temporary work now. but spends much of her time olf swuring Web' sites un the library's computers lor a bett.:r jot>. She suid she has waited up hi an hour to get on one of the nearly 100\·omputers. "But even if I haw to w<tit a long time. it just me<ms so much to me to be able to use a computer here:· she suid. "You ,.,m 't find or apply'for jobs without ont-." • f.'Rll ~417 Ttctlntl:ll SIIPf*'l • fn~t.;t~'\ ~'ll lhO f-ll'' !Uia)" ' j! 1 • l\) IHl\di! Ol(k!IOS'>t'ti Wl(l'! \ffllbM,'V11 • Ct1 Jl1~ n ' IIWI Ollloj!l • <...W!>. ~ 111• r \\ iOO'II' • Sign u~ Clnhnt! ww.Loc11NI1.r;o"' Call 'fOO a ~ $. Sal<iPI · For infonnation contact the Adult Center at 740-245-5334 Financial nid is available for those who qualify • • • �AROUND THE WORLD The Daily Sentinel PageA6 Wed• esdey, Juaoary all, 2009 ............ A'tl, . . . l3 A Pal a 'it tien men .,. rlheNibras Print Shop b aside a fl" ' r si'•UiriQ I limn miMIMtls lhet were kiled in Bl. The Daily Sentinel hide .- Israel's rec:eut Gaza military ollllnsive in Gaza Clly. Mor Idly. The . shop prints customized, ful-color posters ~~an- . nerS commerriO- -~====================== Ohio Prep Notebook ..f'lwROtll rating ... dead- - a Pata stinian tra<ltion lor people killed by Israel, In . thewak&Df ' Israel's 22-day Gaza olfensive, which killed Marly 1.300 - Bv KAREN ZOUCA PRESS WRITER carried to Jerusalem by a merchant. Archaeologists believe JERUSALEM - An the figurine was used as a 1.800-year-old fi~urine weight (or a hanging scale believed to have origmated of a type common in the from the eastern stretches of Roman period. Tmy holes the Roman Empire has been drilled in its neck were likediscovered by archaeolo- ly used to attach it to the gists outside the walls of the scale, and remnants of metal old city. the Israeli remain. Antiquities Authority said. The miniature bust was · The 2-inch (5-centimeter) · found in the ruins of a buildmll!'ble bust depicts the head jng destroyed by an earthof a man. with a short curly . quake in the fourth or fifth beard and · almond-shaped century. The same dig outeyes who may .. po~y a side the walls of boxer. the authonty satd. Jerusalem's Old City also "The high level of finish recently yielded a well-preon the figurine is extraordi- served gold earring inlaid nary, while meticulously with pearls and a trove of adheriil§ to the tiniest of more than 250 ~old coins. details, · Doron Ben-Ami The dig is m a former and Yana Tchekhanovets. parking lot in the directors of the excavation, Palestinian neighborhood of said in a joint statement Siiwan, in east Jerusalem, It released Mc;~nday. Nothing is ~ of broader archaensimilar has ever been logtcal excavations at the uncovered in Israel. they site. known to Israeli scholsaid, calling it a "unique ars as the City of David, find.'' after the Biblical monarch Carved from pale yellow who is believed to have marble. archeologists think ruled from there some 3,000 the figurine was most likely years ago. Obama tells Arabic network US is 'not ~your enemy' 8Y PAUL SCHEMM CAIRO. Egypt President Barack Obama chose ali Arabic-language satellite TV network for his first formal television interview as president. delivering a message Tuesday to the Muslim world that "Americans are not your enemy." The interview taped Mondar underscored Obama s commitment to repair relations with the Muslim world that have suffered under the previous administration. The p~ident expressed an intention to engage the Middle East immt.diately and his new envof' to the region, former Sen. George J. Mitchell. was expected to arrived in Egypt on Tuesday for a visit that will also take him to Israel , the West Bank, Jordan. Turkey · and Saudi Arabia. "My Job to the Muslim world ts to communicate that .the Americans are not your enemy," Obama told the Dubai-based Al-Arabiya news channel. which is privately owned by a Saudi · businessman. Obama said the U.S. had inade mistakes in the past but "that the same respect and partnership that America had with the Muslim world as recently as 20 or 30 years .ago, there's no reason why we can't restore that.'' During his presidency, former President George W. Bush gave several interviews to Al-Arabiya but the wars he launched .in Iraq and Afghanistan prompted a massive backlash against the U.S. in the Muslim world. . AI·Arabiya has scored interviews with top U.S . officials in the past. including Bush and Secretary of t I Wloy at South """'- 6 p.m. lit 6:30 p.m. VOlley at Scull! Goltla. 7:30p.m. •• • , Glrtl, a : '$ r s.tlnln County ot Wlllloma. 7:30 p,m. '1lllrto Wll'! 11 Sculh Gottia, 6 p.m. After offensive, posters of dead sell well in G~ ASSOCIATED ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER !it. .s--n w.-. ·'Diolo AI',._ . Rare. 1, 800-year~old figurine found in]ernsalern. State Condoleezza Rice. The channel is seen by some in Washington as · more balanced in its cover· age than its Qatar-funded rival Al-Jazeera, which the previous White House administration complained had an anti-Am~rican bias. Obama called for a new partnership with the Muslim world "based on mutual res~ct and mutual interest.· He talked ·about growing up in Indonesia. the Muslim world's most populous nation, and noted that be has Muslim relatives. The new president said he felt it was important to "get enJaged right away" in the Mtddle East and had directed Mitchell to talk to "all the major parties involved." His administration would craft an approach after that, he said in the interview. · -~ ......... .-lllltoy ... .;. at WV 8Y ~ lluER ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 free throws in the final "We said. 'Hey, they don' t then tallied 22 points with pointe.rs and scored 53 quart.cr to earn an 82-75 vic- know what they're talking 12 rebounds in a 68-52 win !points in just three q_uartas lacy over visiting Southern about. The~ doil 't see what over Toledo Whitmer on of an 82-51 wm It Aftei 66 consecutive loss- ~~~ _friday. It ~as . the you're domg here. They Saturday. boosting the McConnelsville Morgu to es, Jackson-Milton st~ed a B~ys' first wm smce don't see your hard work."' Admirals' record to 13--0; break the school mark of 42; celebration three years m the beiltbtg Bloomfidd 55-28 on Now the Bluejays have David Brown scored a Ironton's Jordyn Cox scored some talent in the pipeline, career-high 43 ·points in a career-high 37 points making. Jan . 3, 2006. . "There was a big crowd ~er those three years. it and an almost inconceivable Coshocton's 80-70 w.in over while topping 1,000 for ber there and every body ran out WIIS 1wd .tQ be li basketball target on the horizon: They Carrollton. including · 26 . career. Malvern's Tyler (on the court) and went player at'· Jack.son-Milton, want to make it to the state points and seven 3-pointers Tucci scored 40 points m a m the second quarter (six of 70.65 win over Guawa~ to crazy,": coach Adam . where walking down the hall tournament in two years . Underbill said. "Nobody brought a steady stream of "Hey. it's a huge l!Qal," them c.oming in the final become the school's all-time wanted to leave the gym. It ridicule: Kids would write Underhill said. "But you 2:26): and in Plymouth's 75- leading scorer; Asia Taylor was like the movie 'We are the latest streak number on don.'t shoot high . ·you'll 63 win over Greenwich of Columbus Whetstone set Marshall.' Moms were going blackboards so that would never reach it." South Central. point guard a school record with 45 Duals luinQtl>n. tO a.m. , rr crazy, . everyone was so be the first thing players saw hyped." · · · when they arrived for pracSenior Ben Carlile. there rice. for most of the defeats, had a "They beat down on the career-high 34 points and players. but we kept building Jackson-Milton made 18-of- them up." Underhill said, GAUDY STATS: Lorain Admiral King's Adrian Case;y scored 4Q points and grabbed 21 rebounds in · an 81-73 win over East Cleveland Shaw on Friday. to beat US MEXICO CITY (AP) Mexican soccer fans are turning to voodoo to beat the United States, with help from an American · · electronics company. The teams meet Feb. II in Columbus, Ohio, in the first game Of the final round Of regional qualifying for the 20 I 0 World Cup. Mexico has not · won iR the U.S. in 10 years. · An advertisement in the sports new$paper Record on Tuesday m"vited fans to clip ·coupons and redeem them at their local Radio Shaok store for a voodoodoll likeness of a U.S . player. The hope was that a little black magic might help Mexico break its decade of futility. "Help end the losing streak so Mexico a<tvances," the ad read . An illustration showed a pair of scissors slicing off the leg of a doll in a U.S. jersey that was bruised, · ~!)'ing out 'in pain, leaking ~i)tffing and stuck with J2UShpins. .•"We imagine a group of ~ung people · gathered liiQund the TV supporting Mexico and applymg punishments to our rivals so that the team can qualify," Record said in a statement. . Daniel Paz. marketing manager for the newspaper. told The Associated Press the 11romotion was a lighthearted attempt to make next month's rivalry game more enjoyable for fans. • Bv ALAN ROBINSON ASSOCIATEO PRESS ._, TAMPA. Fla. - Ben Roethlisberger was along .•. for the ride, and he knows it. Some teams win a Super Bowl because of their quarterback, the Pittsburgh Steelers mana11ed not to lose one in Detrotl three years ago despite Big Ben's selfdescribed bad game: Tom Brady. he wasn't. As nervous as a teenager· taking his driver's test, Roethlisberger was 9-of-21 with two in~erceptions and a 22.6 passer rating. He was so ineffective, the Stee lers needed a wide receiver. Antwaan Randle El. to throw the pivotal touchdown pass as they beat · Seattle 21-10. · Roetblisberger became the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bow I at age 23, but he was as much relieved as he was happy. Not long after. the mood of a player better known for his com• petitiveness than his perfectly placed spirals began to change. "I obviously got a little bit upset I didn't play so well,l let the guys down and I didn't help the team win the game.'' 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Imagine what this ~ Super Bowl in four years is domg, the one he will play Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals and coach Ken Whisenhunt. his offensive coordinator in that Detroit Super Bowl. Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner doesn't need to imagine. To beat the Steelers. he must outplay Roethlisberger, and he knows how difficult that can be. A classic pocket passer, Warner watches on tape how the 6-foot-5 Roethlisberger shakes off 300-pound defensive linemen, escapes a pass rush and creates a big play out of a broken one. "He's so much more athletic than me. He's got a big, strong arm, he has an ability to make plays in and out of the pocket that's so different from me," Warner said. "I'm a guy that stays in there and is really built on just staying. in there and makmg the forward pass as opposed to · making a whole bunch of plays outside the pocket. He s got great strenj!ths outside of .that part of tt, which obviously I don't." Their personalities are similar. Warner's career has gone through n\Jmerous ups . PIHse 1H Ste1l1n. 12 ·,· The EITC Is a to credit lor worldng Individuals and families l ·boJRAd points in a 68-42 victory over Columbus Centennial,the Louisville signee going 17-of-21 from the field and · Pl··se-Na" •nllll ··• • 4 ·:Grown-up Big Ben leads Steelers to voodoo . Brook Turson had 27 points. 18 reboUnds and 10 assists. GAUDY STATS II: Thornville Sheridan's Brian Crader hit 18-of-22 shots inside the an; and 4-of-8 3- .. Mexican fans turning to Conso.·l·1date ·t hose b•11 I· 5· .·W I•th h e Ip f rom 0¥ . B1• - J~). TBA at~ BviENHteaMD ed ol:- ...- . !):30 p:tn, oiVImon Coutlty; 6:30p.m. .()Its St. Joo. 8 p.m. ·a.aaLtod It Poinl: PteuarW. 7:30 .~ iriQ a postwar boom. • to his aunt to hang in her But never before have so back to the usual stuff and .4.SSOCUn'ED PRESS 'w'A lEA man~died so ~ickly. caus- only 30 percent will be marbouse . . ..._. . ty . rs," he S8l'd. ''They (the Others . told similar sto- mg .rush at ltJt<P AI-Hor said he got the martyrs) might get less, but GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip ties. "They were out on a first orders before an infor- the don't go away." ~ Some were killed wheil mission, then carne tank shells hit their homes. t and a missile. bit them mal cease-fire between place their orde~. CI!S· Others died when bombs at the door of their bouse," Israel and Gua's Hanias tomers bring in digital phoerased their offices. Still said Yusuf Mustapha, who rulers stopped the figb~g tos on flash drives and look others met tl)eir end baltlill& was picking up 1,000 copies on Jan. 17. The shop on while al-Hor and his Israeli troop&. · of a poster showinJ 10 reoJ!Cned two days later and panner use photo software to build the desired tableau. Now' their faces are Islamic Jihad mihtants has been busy ever since. The posters -have added a Most· bring several photos: rolling off the presses at killed in the Zeitoun area new element to the debate . the departe4 in a suit and tie the Nibras pnnt shop, south of Gaza City. which produces full-color "The families of the mar- over how many militants on his wedding day, for posters and banners of the tyrs will take them. and were killed by Israel. The example, plus a few of him dead. In the wake of .we 'II hang them all over to Israeli military, says it'killed toting a rocket launcher or Israel's 22-day Gaza decorate the neighbor- 700,'while Harnas and other wiel.ding an au~tic ri~e. offensive - whtch killed hood," said Mustapha. · militant groups say they lost · These are combmed wtth nearly 1,300 'Palestinians Asked where he got the 1S8.1n its final report on the stock images, the mosi pop- it's one of the few busi- $925 for the order. he just death toll, the Palestinian ular being the Dome of the nesses experiencing a smiled and said, "from the Center for Human Rights Rock and the al-Aqsa postwar boom. goOd people." When said 223 of the I ,285 killed mosque in Jerusalem. ISlamic Jihad fighter pressed, Mustapha, 25, said in the war were fighters . Others opt for graphics of Although the shop 4oesn 't militants firing rockets or Mohammed Bedawi was that he too was an Islamic keep records. al-Hor .guess-· verdant natural scenes among the ·so-called "mar- Jihad inember. · tyrs" whose demise · was Not all the posters were es he has done posters for invoking heaven. . 350 people since the fightBecause most orders are commemorated with a cus- for militants. tom-made poster - a tra''These are new ones here. ing ended, about 250 of paid for by militant groups, dition for anyone killed by all one family," said 26- !hem militants, suggesting the shop is careful to avoid lsrael. · ·year-old printer Mahmoud the militant groups lost taking sides in the often''llle,drone hit him," Slid lstewi, pulling up computer more fighters than they · fractious Palestinian politihis cousin, Abed Bedawi. images to send to the shop's l!cknowledge. Others say cal scene, for fear of losing 21. referring to Israel's industrial printer to make the groups often claim the customers. dead as members of their . A glass case in the shop unmann!19 surveillance into a huge plastic banner. plane'~;~ft!n seen in Gail's "Martyrs from the house movements even when they holds plaques of apprecia· lion from both the lslamTc skies. "He was laying a of Deeb," read the text on were not. The.se days, 1,000 copies militant Hamas and its secuhomb for a tank when the the screen, abOve photos of drone fired a missile at two .men, three boys, two of a 3-foot paper poster Jar rival, Fatah, which rules him.'' girls and four roses. repre- costs $925. but most cus- the West Bank. The tomers prefer large plastic Palestinian factions fought a Before the war, about 30 senting women. percent of the print shop's · "Those who were raised banners, which cost $1.20 brief but blood~ war over control of Gaza tn 2007. orders were for martyr to the heavens during a ·per square foot. That's double what they Colorful posters of Gaza 's posters, co-owner Ahmed hateful Zionist strike on Jan. ai-Hor said; the rest were 16, 2009." read the text went for before the Islamic three largest armed groups militant Hamas took over adorn the walls. One ·bore for things like shop si~ns underneath. and labels for products like lstewi knew noth'ing !!lise Gaza in 2007 and Israel . the bearded faces of 24 tomato sauce. soap and about how they died. "We imposed a tight blockade on Hamas fighters over avivid baby food. Now, posters of just print them," he said the seaside territory. Since graphic of dead and woundthe dead are 90 percent of with a shrug. "They give us then, the shop has bought ed Israeli soldiers. Another supplies ·· smuggled . in showed nine lsliunic Jihad his business. the work and we do it." A steady stream of cusPalestinians consider through tunnels under the gunmen, some wearing tomers flowed through the · .those killed by Israel to be · Gaza-Egypt border. boost- black .berets, above pictures · of camouflaged militants print shop's simple walk-up "martyrs" and have long ing costs. Al-Hor knows the boom launching rockets. office on a recent afternoon, commemorated them by "We do business." al-Hor all men. most bearded, hanging posters bearing is temporary. ''Thts will continue for a said. "Anyone who wants a some wearing military-style their names and photos in pants and jackets. A few homes and neighborhoods. month or so. t~en we'll go photo. we do it for him." · admitted affiliation. with · Gaza's armed 11roups, and . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , the vastcommemorated. majonty of their orders fallen fighters. · Bedawi unfurled his poster to reveal a large photo of his stem-looking 20-year-old cousin, ringed with silhouettes of palm trees and birds in flight. "As a farewell," the text read.ln the top comer ,was an emblem of Islamic Jihad, a militant group Israel says is backed by lnm. Bedawt said he'd give it ·Jackson-Milton snaps 66-game losing streak Haddng.ot Eoolom. 6 p.m. II Golla A<;odemy. 6 p.m. . - na ssas uperienc- Alllsntel Antiquities Authority WOI kef holds an ancient figurine found near Jerusalem's Old City, ll.lasrt ;v. Israel 81cllaeologis'!S say they have disccwred a rare 1,800-yeerold figurine in a Jerusalem exc:81181ion. Dating from the lime llf the Roman Empire, the five centimeter (2-inc:h) marble buSt depicts the head ol a man with a short curly beard and atrnoncf.shaped eyes. ftiah bon w» . ..,.,11, 7•. Gaza's lew busi,Y.piiOIII at 4 FPP Pale$tinian$, lhe shop is one ol . A IICMdYle al• ocftool "'"""no ...,. frrcllrt: ..... Md Gllla CGUr'IIIIIL a . -g . - l.ocALScm:nULE • ASSOCIATED PRESS ·. · MELBOURNE. Austruliu - Andy Roddick is on the oddest of rolls at the Australian Open·. and that's just fine with him. . When an odd-numbered year comes around , Roddick I finds hi.mself in the semifinals of the year 's first major. This time he got there courtesy of defending champion Novak Djokovic. who retired Tuesday while trqil ing 6-7 (3). 6-4 , 6-2, 2-1. A sore. cramping nnd fatigued Pl•s• sH Tennis, 12 . Office: .. PVH Medical Office Building Suite 113 Point Pleasant, WV Appointments: . . 304.875.1866 .. .. ,... . . ' �AROUND THE WORLD The Daily Sentinel PageA6 Wed• esdey, Juaoary all, 2009 ............ A'tl, . . . l3 A Pal a 'it tien men .,. rlheNibras Print Shop b aside a fl" ' r si'•UiriQ I limn miMIMtls lhet were kiled in Bl. The Daily Sentinel hide .- Israel's rec:eut Gaza military ollllnsive in Gaza Clly. Mor Idly. The . shop prints customized, ful-color posters ~~an- . nerS commerriO- -~====================== Ohio Prep Notebook ..f'lwROtll rating ... dead- - a Pata stinian tra<ltion lor people killed by Israel, In . thewak&Df ' Israel's 22-day Gaza olfensive, which killed Marly 1.300 - Bv KAREN ZOUCA PRESS WRITER carried to Jerusalem by a merchant. Archaeologists believe JERUSALEM - An the figurine was used as a 1.800-year-old fi~urine weight (or a hanging scale believed to have origmated of a type common in the from the eastern stretches of Roman period. Tmy holes the Roman Empire has been drilled in its neck were likediscovered by archaeolo- ly used to attach it to the gists outside the walls of the scale, and remnants of metal old city. the Israeli remain. Antiquities Authority said. The miniature bust was · The 2-inch (5-centimeter) · found in the ruins of a buildmll!'ble bust depicts the head jng destroyed by an earthof a man. with a short curly . quake in the fourth or fifth beard and · almond-shaped century. The same dig outeyes who may .. po~y a side the walls of boxer. the authonty satd. Jerusalem's Old City also "The high level of finish recently yielded a well-preon the figurine is extraordi- served gold earring inlaid nary, while meticulously with pearls and a trove of adheriil§ to the tiniest of more than 250 ~old coins. details, · Doron Ben-Ami The dig is m a former and Yana Tchekhanovets. parking lot in the directors of the excavation, Palestinian neighborhood of said in a joint statement Siiwan, in east Jerusalem, It released Mc;~nday. Nothing is ~ of broader archaensimilar has ever been logtcal excavations at the uncovered in Israel. they site. known to Israeli scholsaid, calling it a "unique ars as the City of David, find.'' after the Biblical monarch Carved from pale yellow who is believed to have marble. archeologists think ruled from there some 3,000 the figurine was most likely years ago. Obama tells Arabic network US is 'not ~your enemy' 8Y PAUL SCHEMM CAIRO. Egypt President Barack Obama chose ali Arabic-language satellite TV network for his first formal television interview as president. delivering a message Tuesday to the Muslim world that "Americans are not your enemy." The interview taped Mondar underscored Obama s commitment to repair relations with the Muslim world that have suffered under the previous administration. The p~ident expressed an intention to engage the Middle East immt.diately and his new envof' to the region, former Sen. George J. Mitchell. was expected to arrived in Egypt on Tuesday for a visit that will also take him to Israel , the West Bank, Jordan. Turkey · and Saudi Arabia. "My Job to the Muslim world ts to communicate that .the Americans are not your enemy," Obama told the Dubai-based Al-Arabiya news channel. which is privately owned by a Saudi · businessman. Obama said the U.S. had inade mistakes in the past but "that the same respect and partnership that America had with the Muslim world as recently as 20 or 30 years .ago, there's no reason why we can't restore that.'' During his presidency, former President George W. Bush gave several interviews to Al-Arabiya but the wars he launched .in Iraq and Afghanistan prompted a massive backlash against the U.S. in the Muslim world. . AI·Arabiya has scored interviews with top U.S . officials in the past. including Bush and Secretary of t I Wloy at South """'- 6 p.m. lit 6:30 p.m. VOlley at Scull! Goltla. 7:30p.m. •• • , Glrtl, a : '$ r s.tlnln County ot Wlllloma. 7:30 p,m. '1lllrto Wll'! 11 Sculh Gottia, 6 p.m. After offensive, posters of dead sell well in G~ ASSOCIATED ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER !it. .s--n w.-. ·'Diolo AI',._ . Rare. 1, 800-year~old figurine found in]ernsalern. State Condoleezza Rice. The channel is seen by some in Washington as · more balanced in its cover· age than its Qatar-funded rival Al-Jazeera, which the previous White House administration complained had an anti-Am~rican bias. Obama called for a new partnership with the Muslim world "based on mutual res~ct and mutual interest.· He talked ·about growing up in Indonesia. the Muslim world's most populous nation, and noted that be has Muslim relatives. The new president said he felt it was important to "get enJaged right away" in the Mtddle East and had directed Mitchell to talk to "all the major parties involved." His administration would craft an approach after that, he said in the interview. · -~ ......... .-lllltoy ... .;. at WV 8Y ~ lluER ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 free throws in the final "We said. 'Hey, they don' t then tallied 22 points with pointe.rs and scored 53 quart.cr to earn an 82-75 vic- know what they're talking 12 rebounds in a 68-52 win !points in just three q_uartas lacy over visiting Southern about. The~ doil 't see what over Toledo Whitmer on of an 82-51 wm It Aftei 66 consecutive loss- ~~~ _friday. It ~as . the you're domg here. They Saturday. boosting the McConnelsville Morgu to es, Jackson-Milton st~ed a B~ys' first wm smce don't see your hard work."' Admirals' record to 13--0; break the school mark of 42; celebration three years m the beiltbtg Bloomfidd 55-28 on Now the Bluejays have David Brown scored a Ironton's Jordyn Cox scored some talent in the pipeline, career-high 43 ·points in a career-high 37 points making. Jan . 3, 2006. . "There was a big crowd ~er those three years. it and an almost inconceivable Coshocton's 80-70 w.in over while topping 1,000 for ber there and every body ran out WIIS 1wd .tQ be li basketball target on the horizon: They Carrollton. including · 26 . career. Malvern's Tyler (on the court) and went player at'· Jack.son-Milton, want to make it to the state points and seven 3-pointers Tucci scored 40 points m a m the second quarter (six of 70.65 win over Guawa~ to crazy,": coach Adam . where walking down the hall tournament in two years . Underbill said. "Nobody brought a steady stream of "Hey. it's a huge l!Qal," them c.oming in the final become the school's all-time wanted to leave the gym. It ridicule: Kids would write Underhill said. "But you 2:26): and in Plymouth's 75- leading scorer; Asia Taylor was like the movie 'We are the latest streak number on don.'t shoot high . ·you'll 63 win over Greenwich of Columbus Whetstone set Marshall.' Moms were going blackboards so that would never reach it." South Central. point guard a school record with 45 Duals luinQtl>n. tO a.m. , rr crazy, . everyone was so be the first thing players saw hyped." · · · when they arrived for pracSenior Ben Carlile. there rice. for most of the defeats, had a "They beat down on the career-high 34 points and players. but we kept building Jackson-Milton made 18-of- them up." Underhill said, GAUDY STATS: Lorain Admiral King's Adrian Case;y scored 4Q points and grabbed 21 rebounds in · an 81-73 win over East Cleveland Shaw on Friday. to beat US MEXICO CITY (AP) Mexican soccer fans are turning to voodoo to beat the United States, with help from an American · · electronics company. The teams meet Feb. II in Columbus, Ohio, in the first game Of the final round Of regional qualifying for the 20 I 0 World Cup. Mexico has not · won iR the U.S. in 10 years. · An advertisement in the sports new$paper Record on Tuesday m"vited fans to clip ·coupons and redeem them at their local Radio Shaok store for a voodoodoll likeness of a U.S . player. The hope was that a little black magic might help Mexico break its decade of futility. "Help end the losing streak so Mexico a<tvances," the ad read . An illustration showed a pair of scissors slicing off the leg of a doll in a U.S. jersey that was bruised, · ~!)'ing out 'in pain, leaking ~i)tffing and stuck with J2UShpins. .•"We imagine a group of ~ung people · gathered liiQund the TV supporting Mexico and applymg punishments to our rivals so that the team can qualify," Record said in a statement. . Daniel Paz. marketing manager for the newspaper. told The Associated Press the 11romotion was a lighthearted attempt to make next month's rivalry game more enjoyable for fans. • Bv ALAN ROBINSON ASSOCIATEO PRESS ._, TAMPA. Fla. - Ben Roethlisberger was along .•. for the ride, and he knows it. Some teams win a Super Bowl because of their quarterback, the Pittsburgh Steelers mana11ed not to lose one in Detrotl three years ago despite Big Ben's selfdescribed bad game: Tom Brady. he wasn't. As nervous as a teenager· taking his driver's test, Roethlisberger was 9-of-21 with two in~erceptions and a 22.6 passer rating. He was so ineffective, the Stee lers needed a wide receiver. Antwaan Randle El. to throw the pivotal touchdown pass as they beat · Seattle 21-10. · Roetblisberger became the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bow I at age 23, but he was as much relieved as he was happy. Not long after. the mood of a player better known for his com• petitiveness than his perfectly placed spirals began to change. "I obviously got a little bit upset I didn't play so well,l let the guys down and I didn't help the team win the game.'' Roetblisberger said Tuesday. a three-deep crowd huddled around his Super Bowl media·day podium. "It fuels the fire that you want to come out and play a better game the next time. Ypu have to get over the initial hoopla. the (lash, the. li~hts APphoto In this Feb. 5, 2006, file photo, Pittsburgh Stealers' Ben Roettilisberger (7) looks down field and just make it a game.· Just a game. There's no as Seattle .Saahawks' Bryce Fisher (94) gives chase in the second quarter of the Super such thing to Roethlisbeq\er. Bowl XL football game in Detroit. Roethlisberger is more mature and, If possible. more conwho is such a competitor fident than he was three .years ago. There's a little extra Incentive 1n th1s game, too, go1ng that he rarely holds the door against Ken Whisenhunt's team. General, Cardiac, .Vascular" . Esophageal,-Thoracic Services:. : ·& Anteriot<Spine Surgery AccOss ' . Do you qulll1y for the Elrntcllnoome Tlx Credit? AP photo on ~e. martial status and number of children. 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Imagine what this ~ Super Bowl in four years is domg, the one he will play Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals and coach Ken Whisenhunt. his offensive coordinator in that Detroit Super Bowl. Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner doesn't need to imagine. To beat the Steelers. he must outplay Roethlisberger, and he knows how difficult that can be. A classic pocket passer, Warner watches on tape how the 6-foot-5 Roethlisberger shakes off 300-pound defensive linemen, escapes a pass rush and creates a big play out of a broken one. "He's so much more athletic than me. He's got a big, strong arm, he has an ability to make plays in and out of the pocket that's so different from me," Warner said. "I'm a guy that stays in there and is really built on just staying. in there and makmg the forward pass as opposed to · making a whole bunch of plays outside the pocket. He s got great strenj!ths outside of .that part of tt, which obviously I don't." Their personalities are similar. Warner's career has gone through n\Jmerous ups . PIHse 1H Ste1l1n. 12 ·,· The EITC Is a to credit lor worldng Individuals and families l ·boJRAd points in a 68-42 victory over Columbus Centennial,the Louisville signee going 17-of-21 from the field and · Pl··se-Na" •nllll ··• • 4 ·:Grown-up Big Ben leads Steelers to voodoo . Brook Turson had 27 points. 18 reboUnds and 10 assists. GAUDY STATS II: Thornville Sheridan's Brian Crader hit 18-of-22 shots inside the an; and 4-of-8 3- .. Mexican fans turning to Conso.·l·1date ·t hose b•11 I· 5· .·W I•th h e Ip f rom 0¥ . B1• - J~). TBA at~ BviENHteaMD ed ol:- ...- . !):30 p:tn, oiVImon Coutlty; 6:30p.m. .()Its St. Joo. 8 p.m. ·a.aaLtod It Poinl: PteuarW. 7:30 .~ iriQ a postwar boom. • to his aunt to hang in her But never before have so back to the usual stuff and .4.SSOCUn'ED PRESS 'w'A lEA man~died so ~ickly. caus- only 30 percent will be marbouse . . ..._. . ty . rs," he S8l'd. ''They (the Others . told similar sto- mg .rush at ltJt<P AI-Hor said he got the martyrs) might get less, but GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip ties. "They were out on a first orders before an infor- the don't go away." ~ Some were killed wheil mission, then carne tank shells hit their homes. t and a missile. bit them mal cease-fire between place their orde~. CI!S· Others died when bombs at the door of their bouse," Israel and Gua's Hanias tomers bring in digital phoerased their offices. Still said Yusuf Mustapha, who rulers stopped the figb~g tos on flash drives and look others met tl)eir end baltlill& was picking up 1,000 copies on Jan. 17. The shop on while al-Hor and his Israeli troop&. · of a poster showinJ 10 reoJ!Cned two days later and panner use photo software to build the desired tableau. Now' their faces are Islamic Jihad mihtants has been busy ever since. The posters -have added a Most· bring several photos: rolling off the presses at killed in the Zeitoun area new element to the debate . the departe4 in a suit and tie the Nibras pnnt shop, south of Gaza City. which produces full-color "The families of the mar- over how many militants on his wedding day, for posters and banners of the tyrs will take them. and were killed by Israel. The example, plus a few of him dead. In the wake of .we 'II hang them all over to Israeli military, says it'killed toting a rocket launcher or Israel's 22-day Gaza decorate the neighbor- 700,'while Harnas and other wiel.ding an au~tic ri~e. offensive - whtch killed hood," said Mustapha. · militant groups say they lost · These are combmed wtth nearly 1,300 'Palestinians Asked where he got the 1S8.1n its final report on the stock images, the mosi pop- it's one of the few busi- $925 for the order. he just death toll, the Palestinian ular being the Dome of the nesses experiencing a smiled and said, "from the Center for Human Rights Rock and the al-Aqsa postwar boom. goOd people." When said 223 of the I ,285 killed mosque in Jerusalem. ISlamic Jihad fighter pressed, Mustapha, 25, said in the war were fighters . Others opt for graphics of Although the shop 4oesn 't militants firing rockets or Mohammed Bedawi was that he too was an Islamic keep records. al-Hor .guess-· verdant natural scenes among the ·so-called "mar- Jihad inember. · tyrs" whose demise · was Not all the posters were es he has done posters for invoking heaven. . 350 people since the fightBecause most orders are commemorated with a cus- for militants. tom-made poster - a tra''These are new ones here. ing ended, about 250 of paid for by militant groups, dition for anyone killed by all one family," said 26- !hem militants, suggesting the shop is careful to avoid lsrael. · ·year-old printer Mahmoud the militant groups lost taking sides in the often''llle,drone hit him," Slid lstewi, pulling up computer more fighters than they · fractious Palestinian politihis cousin, Abed Bedawi. images to send to the shop's l!cknowledge. Others say cal scene, for fear of losing 21. referring to Israel's industrial printer to make the groups often claim the customers. dead as members of their . A glass case in the shop unmann!19 surveillance into a huge plastic banner. plane'~;~ft!n seen in Gail's "Martyrs from the house movements even when they holds plaques of apprecia· lion from both the lslamTc skies. "He was laying a of Deeb," read the text on were not. The.se days, 1,000 copies militant Hamas and its secuhomb for a tank when the the screen, abOve photos of drone fired a missile at two .men, three boys, two of a 3-foot paper poster Jar rival, Fatah, which rules him.'' girls and four roses. repre- costs $925. but most cus- the West Bank. The tomers prefer large plastic Palestinian factions fought a Before the war, about 30 senting women. percent of the print shop's · "Those who were raised banners, which cost $1.20 brief but blood~ war over control of Gaza tn 2007. orders were for martyr to the heavens during a ·per square foot. That's double what they Colorful posters of Gaza 's posters, co-owner Ahmed hateful Zionist strike on Jan. ai-Hor said; the rest were 16, 2009." read the text went for before the Islamic three largest armed groups militant Hamas took over adorn the walls. One ·bore for things like shop si~ns underneath. and labels for products like lstewi knew noth'ing !!lise Gaza in 2007 and Israel . the bearded faces of 24 tomato sauce. soap and about how they died. "We imposed a tight blockade on Hamas fighters over avivid baby food. Now, posters of just print them," he said the seaside territory. Since graphic of dead and woundthe dead are 90 percent of with a shrug. "They give us then, the shop has bought ed Israeli soldiers. Another supplies ·· smuggled . in showed nine lsliunic Jihad his business. the work and we do it." A steady stream of cusPalestinians consider through tunnels under the gunmen, some wearing tomers flowed through the · .those killed by Israel to be · Gaza-Egypt border. boost- black .berets, above pictures · of camouflaged militants print shop's simple walk-up "martyrs" and have long ing costs. Al-Hor knows the boom launching rockets. office on a recent afternoon, commemorated them by "We do business." al-Hor all men. most bearded, hanging posters bearing is temporary. ''Thts will continue for a said. "Anyone who wants a some wearing military-style their names and photos in pants and jackets. A few homes and neighborhoods. month or so. t~en we'll go photo. we do it for him." · admitted affiliation. with · Gaza's armed 11roups, and . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , the vastcommemorated. majonty of their orders fallen fighters. · Bedawi unfurled his poster to reveal a large photo of his stem-looking 20-year-old cousin, ringed with silhouettes of palm trees and birds in flight. "As a farewell," the text read.ln the top comer ,was an emblem of Islamic Jihad, a militant group Israel says is backed by lnm. Bedawt said he'd give it ·Jackson-Milton snaps 66-game losing streak Haddng.ot Eoolom. 6 p.m. II Golla A<;odemy. 6 p.m. . - na ssas uperienc- Alllsntel Antiquities Authority WOI kef holds an ancient figurine found near Jerusalem's Old City, ll.lasrt ;v. Israel 81cllaeologis'!S say they have disccwred a rare 1,800-yeerold figurine in a Jerusalem exc:81181ion. Dating from the lime llf the Roman Empire, the five centimeter (2-inc:h) marble buSt depicts the head ol a man with a short curly beard and atrnoncf.shaped eyes. ftiah bon w» . ..,.,11, 7•. Gaza's lew busi,Y.piiOIII at 4 FPP Pale$tinian$, lhe shop is one ol . A IICMdYle al• ocftool "'"""no ...,. frrcllrt: ..... Md Gllla CGUr'IIIIIL a . -g . - l.ocALScm:nULE • ASSOCIATED PRESS ·. · MELBOURNE. Austruliu - Andy Roddick is on the oddest of rolls at the Australian Open·. and that's just fine with him. . When an odd-numbered year comes around , Roddick I finds hi.mself in the semifinals of the year 's first major. This time he got there courtesy of defending champion Novak Djokovic. who retired Tuesday while trqil ing 6-7 (3). 6-4 , 6-2, 2-1. A sore. cramping nnd fatigued Pl•s• sH Tennis, 12 . Office: .. PVH Medical Office Building Suite 113 Point Pleasant, WV Appointments: . . 304.875.1866 .. .. ,... . . ' �Tht Daily Stntin~l • Pllge B3 ·Faith mixes withfootballfor bioga_ me Notebook o TAMPA. Fla. (AP) _ Arizona running back Tim Hietower had J.ust finished a t · u~htfut ellplanation of his rehr;·ous beliefs when one oft media ty,_. who r·~ found th;:ir way into the Super Bowl stadium . Thesday decided he needed more proof. '"Can you pray right now?'' he askoo. "l can pray that whatever is going on in your life right now that you fmd God.~ Hightower said. Hightower handled the question with the same ease he handled would-be tacklers to score the winning touchdown that got his team into the Super Bowl. which by itself was somewhat surprising since he is a rookie Qll the biggest stage of his young life. Even more surpnsmg at this Super Bowl, though. is how so many players on both teams aren't hesitating to invo\;.e the name of God as they prepare to play a violent gan1e where there will be no mercy shown on either side. Usually that has writers setting down their pens and cameramen hitting the pause button until talk returns to the game itself. Bui the depth of con victions from evangelical Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner to the Steelers who will do their best to plant him face-first into the ground on Sunday has put religion squarely in play this week. All of u sudden the G-word is in vogue. "You just have to embrace it . whatever God does in your life and wherever he puts you," Warner said in one of his many religious references since lundin~ in Tampa. "If it means bemg a role model in this game. I'm happy to do that. You are excited about that opportunity because you ge.t the chance to speak to millions of ~ople and, hopefully. we II get an opportu- .Tennis :;~o~:.~v~ =::v~~~~~:.vesince THE WEIGHT: Eastern Orthodox Christian fnm ~ 81 50 points, making 10 of 16 CincinnaJi Mount Notte church. while runnin<> back 3-p>int shols in the fust ~:lame's girls bad a 37-game ~ lbJee "''""-": Willie Parker leaned on his 10 of 11 •• "- 10 ""'· ,w1·... ..--~-~ with vicro- overall 1 winnin~ streak •-·-""" .. ~ w ries over Rid-'~le (in .,. ·--~ $4 ou» faith to come bad;; from 20 rebounds: and !'~~ .....,,w • with a injuries Ibis season. praying s · field ~junior overtime) and Northsidl." to University School that he would be 100 .,.. :.~gr 31 8 Christim last weet, (Newark. NJ.). The game r-'f· Allie Tlllllef averages · Richwood North UniQa's matclted two USA Todaycent physically and able to points per game and the 5- bovs (ll-2) are liSSUJed of fllted teams, at the Classic In produce. foot-7 guard bas scored 40 • • Berl' Defensive lineman Aaro.n or more points three limes their fllSI winning record The Country In In, 99 Smith found comfon in his . foe the Knights (7-6). i~i~ n!;..~~~ ~ "'~Dcoach Dante Harlan beliefs when his young soo· · LEBRON'S LOSS: St. players who were 11).0 in said the loss may 1101 be .a nity to impact some lives was diagnosed with Bernard Roger 8aooo (II- the regular seasoa in fOOl· bad thing. , . this. week.'' leukemia. 2) is enjoying its fmest sea- ball: ·Hebron Lakewood's ~It seems like there s .a Warner is the most vocal ~Irs really through the son since upsetti~ LeBron boys are 11-1 after going huge weight lifted off their - and visible - Christian Lord's strength that I've James' Akron St. Vincent- 19-86 in the previous five shoulders.~ he said. .. on the Cardinals. proclaim- been able to cope .with St. Mary team in the 2002 seasons: after years on a MND routed ~iJ!Cinnati ing his faith at every oppor- this:· Smith said. 0..1 Slate linals. tiny floor built on a stage St. Ursula 61-39 10 1ts nellt tunity and underscoring it Compared to that, credit'"I don't think the~e's a kid next to its auditorium, the game. MND se:niols Gabby by carrying a Bible with ing God for helping on the on our team who doesn't storied boys program at Smith (Val\derbilt). Kendall him almost everywhere he field seems almost trite. know we beat LeBron.- Columbus East now bas a Hackney (Southern Cap goes. He had it with him at though that doesn't stop said coach ~liD Ne_al. who state-of-the-art arena; St. and Ashley Fowler (Ohio the postgame press confer- athletes from doing it all the was an asststant lor that Paris Graham bas woo 36 u.) are seeking their fow1b ence after . Ari2ona upset time. Football players tend Spartans team. straight ':fular-season sthlight ()..l state title. : Philadelphia to reach the to do it more often than othGOT THEIR games aild is 2 in its last WAITING GAME: After Super Bowl. and took time ers. perhaps because they NU~ER: Elida's boys 46ovenill games. and is 13- having three straight g~s to credit his faith in God for could b.: permanently were JUst· 3-7 a year llgt) 0 pus year while averag~ng postponed due to the wmter the win before answering injured on almost any play. when they stunned state- n2 a game and allowmg weather. the Hanover uny other questions. But _there are baseball play- ranked ~tawa-G_landorf 45.8: Wilmington (12-1) United boys looked lllie The 37-year-old Warner's ers who point to the slcy ~8-47. This year. Ehda was picked up its fllSI win ever \hey put their practice time public display of faith has every llme they touch home JUSt 4-8 when the rematch against Cincinnari Elder _ to good use. The Ell¥les left an impression on his plate and golfers who came up .. But the Bulldo_gs they've met sill times since won their fifth stra1ght .. younger teammates. about believeth_at God gave them kulledoft the st.unner agam. 1934-35 _ -60-55 on game by racing past New 20 ·of whom join him in the peace within to win ·nockmg off ~lleaten and Saturday night: McAnhur Middletown Springfield. Bible studies after pmctiee 111ajor championships. No.l-ranked (Div. III) 0-G, Vinton County improved to 83-70 _ their first game in every Wednesday during A poll last summer by the 58-55. 10..1 by defeating Albany two weeks and only their the season. Pew Research Center NO 'I' IN TEAM: Alellander and is now 49-2 third since Dec. 19. · '"Our quarterback is a def- Forum on Religion and Garfield . Heights . (9 ~3) in its last 51 regular season "We were watching . the inite leader and devout Public Life revealed thllt 92 · elltended us home Wlnnmg games; and Middletown weather report a lot," coach Christian.'' cornerback percent ·of Americans streak to 35 games with ,an Fenwick's girls began the Mike Ward ~d. Roderick Hood said. ''I believe ·in some form of • think that has spearheaded God, while 78 percent iden- - ' - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - _ _ . . ; - - ; __ _ _ __ themselves . as being the smart guy I am, I sion he absorbed this season. our growth. Also. guys see tify the _peace we have on ·rhe Christians. And while they never bet." Thu(s why Keisel and field and want to find that express some concern about · But Roethlisberger does some other tearrunates say themselves." the milling of politics and tiun Page Bl on occasion. He was seen Roethlisberger's near-tilnati" Hood says he prays religion, there has never with friends celebrating his cal wiU to win might be what before every game. after been . much outcry about and downs, yet he perse- birthday last year at some o{ $tiS him apart from most every game and during the · players from both teams vered and now has a chance Las Vegas' more expensive other quarterbacks . game itself. Lest Pittsburgh gathering after a football to win 8 SeCond Super BowL ·betting outlets, not long after Roethlisberger has led 18 funs get the wrong idea. · game to kneel together in d R signing a new contract guar- comebacks in the fourth though. he says he prays for prayer. . So oes oethlisberger. mteeing him $36 million. quarter or later ihat won or everyone to be safe and not Expect plenty of those whose competitiveness dri- Still. he believes in sharing t1ed a game. five thi~ season. fo_r any particular team to ~rayers before and after ve.~J:!~~!:f·~ °~~~;· said . the wealth. · "I hate to lose. I hate being wm. unday's game from plenty defensive end Brett 'Keise:l, During an off weekend in second," Roethtisberger The Steelers aren't as of different players. Exnect November, he took -his said. "Wben it comes down u . I'memen ·Io to 1't , I \\'ant' the L-11 m . my pu~lic about their religi_ous to see Wamer WI'th a B".-bl t e one of his best friends on the ouens.ve . ..,.. behets. but many tons1der in hand as soon as he's done team. "I ·Could be joking Chicago for an all-expenses- hands and 1 want to win the themselves devout throwing a football with it. around, playing basketball, paid weekend. He treats · game." Christians and can someAnd don't ex.pect to hear· we could be playing H-0-R- them to dinner regularly. And which NFL quartertimes be seen in locker him shout right away that · S-E. and all of a suddeil he doing so agirin Monday back won the most games by rooms or on airplanes read· he's going to Disneyland if wants to bet. When he bets, night at a Tampa steakhouse: age 26? Brady? Dan ing their Bibles. Safety the Cardinals win. he just has this face, this - a team-building .gesture, Marino? John Elway? Jlie Troy Polamalu brings teamBecause he's going to look that comes . over him that ignores the 46 sacks, the Montana? No, mates to services at his thank. God first. · that he's going to win. Me, shoulder injury and concus- Roethlisberger, with 51. Tun .Dahlberg contributed to liis loss of . tried my best. but somethe Np. I ranking he held times you can't fighf for 237 weeks. against JOUr own body." from Page 81 Rafael Nadal. who beat Rodd1ck first noticed him Federer in the French Open struggling durin~ 11 medical and Wimbledon• finals and timeout in the th1rd set. Djokovic was undone in the then overtook him at No. I. "At that point. obviously quarterfinal by 95-degree he's plays No.6 Gilles Simon of . hurting.'' he said . heat. · Roddick previously made France in the quarterfinals "When you k.now he's hurt·. ing. all you want to do is it to the Australian semis in Wednesday. Tsonga , who just deliver that knockout · Jo-Wilfried 2003. 2005 and 2007. He in the semis blow." upset Nadal would now like to take this Roddick grew up in Texas sequence a step further and last year before losing the Djokovic. faces No. final to Flor\da ·and lost 15 and make it to the final. One 14 Fernando · Verdasco. pounds in an iniense: offseaproblem: Roger Federer. Verdasco, who helped son season with new coach Federer routed Juan Spain win the Davis Cup in Larry Stefanki. He said he Martin del Potro of Argentina in Nadal's enjoyed the conditions. Arge!Hina 6-3, 6-0, 6-0 in absence. upset Andy · Lucky for him. It's going . his quarterfinal and is now even hotter. only two wins shy of tying Murray in the fourth round. to get quarterfiThe women's e~pect temperForecasters Pete Sampras · record of 14 nals Wednesday features n atures of about I 04 until major titles. match between the only Saturday. Roddick has not beaten Seven of the top eight Federer in six Grand Slam two major winners remainin~ in the draw. Serena rnen have reached seeded meetings and is 2,15 career Wtlliams. who has nine the quarterfinals. Murray, against the Swiss star. He has reason for encourage- Grand Slam singles titles. seeded fourth. is the lone ment though. He ended an takes on 2004 U.S. Open absentee. Sve.tlana '"I'm probably the ·least 11 -match losing stretch to winner Kuznetsova. titvored of anybody to make Federer last Apri I in Olympic gold medalist it to the semis here ," Miami . Elena Denientieva fuces Roddick said. ''I'm just ''You're dealing with a Carla Suarez Navarro. who going to keep going and guy who's probably the · Venus Withams in the keep my head down and · upset greatest ever,_" said Roddick, whose only major second round, in the other keep working." At Wimbledon in 2004, title came at the 2003 U.S. match . Already set is an allRussian semifinal between Roddick lost to Federer in Open. "I think it helps that Olympic silver medali st four sets. I stopped. a big streak Safina and Vera. "I threw the kitchen sink Dinara against him last year in ·Zvonareva. at him, but he went to the Miami. lt 's certainly not No . 3 Safina struggled bathroom and got a tub," he going to hurt at all." . past Australia's Jelena ut the time . That was 'Federer, seeded second, Dokic 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 . said one of three Grand Slum needed to recover from two · Tuesday night. serving II finals he lost to Federer. He sets down to beat Tomas double-faults and making took only six games of Berdych to reach the quar- 36 unforced errors. That also Federer in their last meeting ters . He wasted no time ended Dokk's surprising in ·Melbourne. tlie 2007 moving into the final four, run in her first major in semifinuls. sweeping the last 13 ~ames three seusons - the 2000 Federer thinks Roddick and eliminating the e1ghth~ Wimbledon se mifinalist doesn't get the credit he seeded ugainst del Potro in started at No . 187 in the 'deserves for someone who KO minutes. The match was rankings and beat three has finished seven years in so one-sided Federer swrt- seeded players. the top 10 and reached four ed feeling sorry for the 20Zvonareva ran off the last Grand Slam tinals. year-old Argentine. II games to oust 2007 "I'm • excited pl:tying "The last couple games Wimbledon runner-up Andy," Federer said. ·-rm are not that much fun, let 's Marion Bartoli of France 6· hapry for him . He 's doing put it thut way," Federer 3, fl-O. She hasn't dropped wei here again." Federer said. " You want to ;llmost a set en route to her first said . "Sometimes people put him out of his misery se mifinal in 25 majors. expect him to win 25 Grand because you know how Roddick, seeded seventh .. Slams . He's one of my gentough it is for him ." was stuting to assert him - eral ion who was able to A large sign on a red- self against Djokovic when stay at this level. ... That's und-whire Swiss flag .in the the Serb succumbed to the rock solid." crowd read: "Shhhh. Quiet. scorching heat, He later He <tlso think s Roddick Genius at work." complained of having little will enjoy a lift from his Federer lost to Djokovic time to prepare after a 2:26 victory over Djokovic. in the Australian semis last a.m. finish Monday in his "That's why I'm excited year. ending a 19-match fourth-round win over to play against hi.m and seewinning streak . at Marcos Baghdatis. ing him create an upset in a Melbourne Park. He was "Conditions were big tournament.'' Federer struggling at the time with extreme today. It did affect su_id. "That's whnt's kind of mononuc-leosis. which lin- more on me than him," been missing for him i1nhe gered until .midyear ·and Djokovk said. 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(AP) _ Arizona running back Tim Hietower had J.ust finished a t · u~htfut ellplanation of his rehr;·ous beliefs when one oft media ty,_. who r·~ found th;:ir way into the Super Bowl stadium . Thesday decided he needed more proof. '"Can you pray right now?'' he askoo. "l can pray that whatever is going on in your life right now that you fmd God.~ Hightower said. Hightower handled the question with the same ease he handled would-be tacklers to score the winning touchdown that got his team into the Super Bowl. which by itself was somewhat surprising since he is a rookie Qll the biggest stage of his young life. Even more surpnsmg at this Super Bowl, though. is how so many players on both teams aren't hesitating to invo\;.e the name of God as they prepare to play a violent gan1e where there will be no mercy shown on either side. Usually that has writers setting down their pens and cameramen hitting the pause button until talk returns to the game itself. Bui the depth of con victions from evangelical Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner to the Steelers who will do their best to plant him face-first into the ground on Sunday has put religion squarely in play this week. All of u sudden the G-word is in vogue. "You just have to embrace it . whatever God does in your life and wherever he puts you," Warner said in one of his many religious references since lundin~ in Tampa. "If it means bemg a role model in this game. I'm happy to do that. You are excited about that opportunity because you ge.t the chance to speak to millions of ~ople and, hopefully. we II get an opportu- .Tennis :;~o~:.~v~ =::v~~~~~:.vesince THE WEIGHT: Eastern Orthodox Christian fnm ~ 81 50 points, making 10 of 16 CincinnaJi Mount Notte church. while runnin<> back 3-p>int shols in the fust ~:lame's girls bad a 37-game ~ lbJee "''""-": Willie Parker leaned on his 10 of 11 •• "- 10 ""'· ,w1·... ..--~-~ with vicro- overall 1 winnin~ streak •-·-""" .. ~ w ries over Rid-'~le (in .,. ·--~ $4 ou» faith to come bad;; from 20 rebounds: and !'~~ .....,,w • with a injuries Ibis season. praying s · field ~junior overtime) and Northsidl." to University School that he would be 100 .,.. :.~gr 31 8 Christim last weet, (Newark. NJ.). The game r-'f· Allie Tlllllef averages · Richwood North UniQa's matclted two USA Todaycent physically and able to points per game and the 5- bovs (ll-2) are liSSUJed of fllted teams, at the Classic In produce. foot-7 guard bas scored 40 • • Berl' Defensive lineman Aaro.n or more points three limes their fllSI winning record The Country In In, 99 Smith found comfon in his . foe the Knights (7-6). i~i~ n!;..~~~ ~ "'~Dcoach Dante Harlan beliefs when his young soo· · LEBRON'S LOSS: St. players who were 11).0 in said the loss may 1101 be .a nity to impact some lives was diagnosed with Bernard Roger 8aooo (II- the regular seasoa in fOOl· bad thing. , . this. week.'' leukemia. 2) is enjoying its fmest sea- ball: ·Hebron Lakewood's ~It seems like there s .a Warner is the most vocal ~Irs really through the son since upsetti~ LeBron boys are 11-1 after going huge weight lifted off their - and visible - Christian Lord's strength that I've James' Akron St. Vincent- 19-86 in the previous five shoulders.~ he said. .. on the Cardinals. proclaim- been able to cope .with St. Mary team in the 2002 seasons: after years on a MND routed ~iJ!Cinnati ing his faith at every oppor- this:· Smith said. 0..1 Slate linals. tiny floor built on a stage St. Ursula 61-39 10 1ts nellt tunity and underscoring it Compared to that, credit'"I don't think the~e's a kid next to its auditorium, the game. MND se:niols Gabby by carrying a Bible with ing God for helping on the on our team who doesn't storied boys program at Smith (Val\derbilt). Kendall him almost everywhere he field seems almost trite. know we beat LeBron.- Columbus East now bas a Hackney (Southern Cap goes. He had it with him at though that doesn't stop said coach ~liD Ne_al. who state-of-the-art arena; St. and Ashley Fowler (Ohio the postgame press confer- athletes from doing it all the was an asststant lor that Paris Graham bas woo 36 u.) are seeking their fow1b ence after . Ari2ona upset time. Football players tend Spartans team. straight ':fular-season sthlight ()..l state title. : Philadelphia to reach the to do it more often than othGOT THEIR games aild is 2 in its last WAITING GAME: After Super Bowl. and took time ers. perhaps because they NU~ER: Elida's boys 46ovenill games. and is 13- having three straight g~s to credit his faith in God for could b.: permanently were JUst· 3-7 a year llgt) 0 pus year while averag~ng postponed due to the wmter the win before answering injured on almost any play. when they stunned state- n2 a game and allowmg weather. the Hanover uny other questions. But _there are baseball play- ranked ~tawa-G_landorf 45.8: Wilmington (12-1) United boys looked lllie The 37-year-old Warner's ers who point to the slcy ~8-47. This year. Ehda was picked up its fllSI win ever \hey put their practice time public display of faith has every llme they touch home JUSt 4-8 when the rematch against Cincinnari Elder _ to good use. The Ell¥les left an impression on his plate and golfers who came up .. But the Bulldo_gs they've met sill times since won their fifth stra1ght .. younger teammates. about believeth_at God gave them kulledoft the st.unner agam. 1934-35 _ -60-55 on game by racing past New 20 ·of whom join him in the peace within to win ·nockmg off ~lleaten and Saturday night: McAnhur Middletown Springfield. Bible studies after pmctiee 111ajor championships. No.l-ranked (Div. III) 0-G, Vinton County improved to 83-70 _ their first game in every Wednesday during A poll last summer by the 58-55. 10..1 by defeating Albany two weeks and only their the season. Pew Research Center NO 'I' IN TEAM: Alellander and is now 49-2 third since Dec. 19. · '"Our quarterback is a def- Forum on Religion and Garfield . Heights . (9 ~3) in its last 51 regular season "We were watching . the inite leader and devout Public Life revealed thllt 92 · elltended us home Wlnnmg games; and Middletown weather report a lot," coach Christian.'' cornerback percent ·of Americans streak to 35 games with ,an Fenwick's girls began the Mike Ward ~d. Roderick Hood said. ''I believe ·in some form of • think that has spearheaded God, while 78 percent iden- - ' - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - _ _ . . ; - - ; __ _ _ __ themselves . as being the smart guy I am, I sion he absorbed this season. our growth. Also. guys see tify the _peace we have on ·rhe Christians. And while they never bet." Thu(s why Keisel and field and want to find that express some concern about · But Roethlisberger does some other tearrunates say themselves." the milling of politics and tiun Page Bl on occasion. He was seen Roethlisberger's near-tilnati" Hood says he prays religion, there has never with friends celebrating his cal wiU to win might be what before every game. after been . much outcry about and downs, yet he perse- birthday last year at some o{ $tiS him apart from most every game and during the · players from both teams vered and now has a chance Las Vegas' more expensive other quarterbacks . game itself. Lest Pittsburgh gathering after a football to win 8 SeCond Super BowL ·betting outlets, not long after Roethlisberger has led 18 funs get the wrong idea. · game to kneel together in d R signing a new contract guar- comebacks in the fourth though. he says he prays for prayer. . So oes oethlisberger. mteeing him $36 million. quarter or later ihat won or everyone to be safe and not Expect plenty of those whose competitiveness dri- Still. he believes in sharing t1ed a game. five thi~ season. fo_r any particular team to ~rayers before and after ve.~J:!~~!:f·~ °~~~;· said . the wealth. · "I hate to lose. I hate being wm. unday's game from plenty defensive end Brett 'Keise:l, During an off weekend in second," Roethtisberger The Steelers aren't as of different players. Exnect November, he took -his said. "Wben it comes down u . I'memen ·Io to 1't , I \\'ant' the L-11 m . my pu~lic about their religi_ous to see Wamer WI'th a B".-bl t e one of his best friends on the ouens.ve . ..,.. behets. but many tons1der in hand as soon as he's done team. "I ·Could be joking Chicago for an all-expenses- hands and 1 want to win the themselves devout throwing a football with it. around, playing basketball, paid weekend. He treats · game." Christians and can someAnd don't ex.pect to hear· we could be playing H-0-R- them to dinner regularly. And which NFL quartertimes be seen in locker him shout right away that · S-E. and all of a suddeil he doing so agirin Monday back won the most games by rooms or on airplanes read· he's going to Disneyland if wants to bet. When he bets, night at a Tampa steakhouse: age 26? Brady? Dan ing their Bibles. Safety the Cardinals win. he just has this face, this - a team-building .gesture, Marino? John Elway? Jlie Troy Polamalu brings teamBecause he's going to look that comes . over him that ignores the 46 sacks, the Montana? No, mates to services at his thank. God first. · that he's going to win. Me, shoulder injury and concus- Roethlisberger, with 51. Tun .Dahlberg contributed to liis loss of . tried my best. but somethe Np. I ranking he held times you can't fighf for 237 weeks. against JOUr own body." from Page 81 Rafael Nadal. who beat Rodd1ck first noticed him Federer in the French Open struggling durin~ 11 medical and Wimbledon• finals and timeout in the th1rd set. Djokovic was undone in the then overtook him at No. I. "At that point. obviously quarterfinal by 95-degree he's plays No.6 Gilles Simon of . hurting.'' he said . heat. · Roddick previously made France in the quarterfinals "When you k.now he's hurt·. ing. all you want to do is it to the Australian semis in Wednesday. Tsonga , who just deliver that knockout · Jo-Wilfried 2003. 2005 and 2007. He in the semis blow." upset Nadal would now like to take this Roddick grew up in Texas sequence a step further and last year before losing the Djokovic. faces No. final to Flor\da ·and lost 15 and make it to the final. One 14 Fernando · Verdasco. pounds in an iniense: offseaproblem: Roger Federer. Verdasco, who helped son season with new coach Federer routed Juan Spain win the Davis Cup in Larry Stefanki. He said he Martin del Potro of Argentina in Nadal's enjoyed the conditions. Arge!Hina 6-3, 6-0, 6-0 in absence. upset Andy · Lucky for him. It's going . his quarterfinal and is now even hotter. only two wins shy of tying Murray in the fourth round. to get quarterfiThe women's e~pect temperForecasters Pete Sampras · record of 14 nals Wednesday features n atures of about I 04 until major titles. match between the only Saturday. Roddick has not beaten Seven of the top eight Federer in six Grand Slam two major winners remainin~ in the draw. Serena rnen have reached seeded meetings and is 2,15 career Wtlliams. who has nine the quarterfinals. Murray, against the Swiss star. He has reason for encourage- Grand Slam singles titles. seeded fourth. is the lone ment though. He ended an takes on 2004 U.S. Open absentee. Sve.tlana '"I'm probably the ·least 11 -match losing stretch to winner Kuznetsova. titvored of anybody to make Federer last Apri I in Olympic gold medalist it to the semis here ," Miami . Elena Denientieva fuces Roddick said. ''I'm just ''You're dealing with a Carla Suarez Navarro. who going to keep going and guy who's probably the · Venus Withams in the keep my head down and · upset greatest ever,_" said Roddick, whose only major second round, in the other keep working." At Wimbledon in 2004, title came at the 2003 U.S. match . Already set is an allRussian semifinal between Roddick lost to Federer in Open. "I think it helps that Olympic silver medali st four sets. I stopped. a big streak Safina and Vera. "I threw the kitchen sink Dinara against him last year in ·Zvonareva. at him, but he went to the Miami. lt 's certainly not No . 3 Safina struggled bathroom and got a tub," he going to hurt at all." . past Australia's Jelena ut the time . That was 'Federer, seeded second, Dokic 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 . said one of three Grand Slum needed to recover from two · Tuesday night. serving II finals he lost to Federer. He sets down to beat Tomas double-faults and making took only six games of Berdych to reach the quar- 36 unforced errors. That also Federer in their last meeting ters . He wasted no time ended Dokk's surprising in ·Melbourne. tlie 2007 moving into the final four, run in her first major in semifinuls. sweeping the last 13 ~ames three seusons - the 2000 Federer thinks Roddick and eliminating the e1ghth~ Wimbledon se mifinalist doesn't get the credit he seeded ugainst del Potro in started at No . 187 in the 'deserves for someone who KO minutes. The match was rankings and beat three has finished seven years in so one-sided Federer swrt- seeded players. the top 10 and reached four ed feeling sorry for the 20Zvonareva ran off the last Grand Slam tinals. year-old Argentine. II games to oust 2007 "I'm • excited pl:tying "The last couple games Wimbledon runner-up Andy," Federer said. ·-rm are not that much fun, let 's Marion Bartoli of France 6· hapry for him . He 's doing put it thut way," Federer 3, fl-O. She hasn't dropped wei here again." Federer said. " You want to ;llmost a set en route to her first said . "Sometimes people put him out of his misery se mifinal in 25 majors. expect him to win 25 Grand because you know how Roddick, seeded seventh .. Slams . He's one of my gentough it is for him ." was stuting to assert him - eral ion who was able to A large sign on a red- self against Djokovic when stay at this level. ... That's und-whire Swiss flag .in the the Serb succumbed to the rock solid." crowd read: "Shhhh. Quiet. scorching heat, He later He <tlso think s Roddick Genius at work." complained of having little will enjoy a lift from his Federer lost to Djokovic time to prepare after a 2:26 victory over Djokovic. in the Australian semis last a.m. finish Monday in his "That's why I'm excited year. ending a 19-match fourth-round win over to play against hi.m and seewinning streak . at Marcos Baghdatis. ing him create an upset in a Melbourne Park. He was "Conditions were big tournament.'' Federer struggling at the time with extreme today. It did affect su_id. "That's whnt's kind of mononuc-leosis. which lin- more on me than him," been missing for him i1nhe gered until .midyear ·and Djokovk said. 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Maria MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE A WONDERFUL LlF~ TOGETHEfl. A,rwtr kltncarlyl. .comcnt.nel r.;;;;;;: 21NCH AD ... $15.00 40 words) · HOW 10 Wlm Art AD picked up will discarded. Examples of Sizes and Prices Ji;_. S1.001orlarve Any pictures that Ire not · With A Sentinel Love Message! oddecl toyourciCISIIIIecl ads Borders$3.00/peracl GI'Ciphlcs50Ciorsmall .m Monday thru Friday InA Special Way (Approximately tt2-2157 og..H,.,., J j OrFuTo TeD SOineone You Love Them 3 INCH AD ...$21.00 1\egi,ter Sentinel ' . -myd~lster. com (740) 446-2342 _{740) 992-2156 (304) 675-:1333 0 . W.flbsillls: -.mydlilytribune.com -ll'lydlilysenhl.com Boxe>S M & F. Female 1BR tumtshod Apt. sun· white with fawn spot on Seasoned ForeWOOd Want To Ivy able for 1 adun. Privale oar, Male fawn with Ha•dWood 446·9<!04 · ;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;i;;O;;~;;;;;; · Black mark. Want to buy Junk Call, driveway w/carport. Relldep required. 740·643·2430 FireWOOd for sale. Call $375/mo. (740)446·4782 "'!'!"-- o• ....~!""".... 740.379·2891 AKC Ge•man Shop.pups 740 ' 446' 2513 Beech Sueel. Middle· .top bloodNne. both par· Firewood lor sate. $45. :::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; !)On, 2 bed•oom lur· ants on premises Pick 1o8d "6 0151 nished apartment. utili· $350.00 304-675-572-t. up · · -~Cant~=.m=lll~dal~;;;;;;;;; ties paid . no pets. de· Habloy Hunt& Spolt ~ I)OSII & refe•ences. For sale an eslabllshed (740)992·01 65 CKC Basset Hound puppies.· tfi.Cotored beautiful, Gun Show & Sale - Mari- business tor over 20 vrs - - - - - - etta, Qh • Com)ort tnn. R&R Auto repair, selling 4 room apt PJ~rents an premises Sat & Sun Jan. 31 & business and eqult.. w/slovalfrid~e . utih11es $250.00 304-675-2402. Feb. 1, prime location in Pt pd, upstairs, no 1)615 at "Buy'SeU'Tradeu . Adm Pleasant. selling due to 46 Olive St $450/mo + '$4. 6' tbls $25 pre-paid. health reasons call dep. 740-446-3945 For Sale 3 Golden Ret & 3 Black Lab mix 740·667-0412 . 304·675·1200 between . , . . . - - - - - 8·5. or 304·675· 75!i3 or BoautHul Aptl. 11 Jock· pups ' very cute • MtK.IIaneoua 675-5442 between 6·9 on eslltu. • 52 West· 8wks old $50.00 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;#;O"-;;;;;;; :'"!!"!!ou;;;•,;;ca;;;;ll;;,• o!!n!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wood Or., from S365 to 304-675·8056. Jel Ae•allon Molo>S re· ; $560. 74().446·2568. = f BBBB-1!!!!!!!!! a --'""!-!""'"~!!"" paired. new a rebuitt in Hou... for Equal Housing Oppor1u· Giveaway-female Bas- stock. Call Ron Evans, ntty Thls institullan ·ts an · on t-800·537-9528 1182 -Sandhill Ad. Pt. · P sen Hound round Pleasant, 3br. 2 balh. Equal Opponunity ro· Tombleson Rd Leon on Want To •·One Story. Hardwood vode• and Employer. 1 Jan 25 304·593-0428. ;;;;;;;;.i;i;~....-~ ;;;;;;;;;; 9 ltoors. $153• 99 · Must Groclouo Living 1 and 2 '!"'!""'"~~~-~ Absolute Top Dollar · sll- Seot www.orvb.com Mate Chihuahua mix. ver/gold coins. any 304-675-4880 ~droom Ap~s. a~. Vilt~~e very sweet and friendly. 10KI14K/1BK gold jew- ,_'!""!"""~!"'!'~~ anm an IVersl 8 Ffee to good home. elry. dental gold. pre 3 Bed , 2 Bathl Only ~~~.. In Mi~o<tlepon, s~~~ ' o3'04o;;:!-8!!;12~·7!;;4~26~~~!!! 1935 US currency. $19.900 for liSIIngs 740 ·992 •506-1 . " pmollmlnt sets, dla- 800·620·4946 e< R019 Equal monds, MTS Coin Shop. Housing Opportunity, 151 2nd 'Avenue, Galli· E11c. location & cond., 2 ~--~~~~~ polls. 446·2842 br. Lr. oa., kit. & . t:ioneysuckle · Hills IO· . din.rm .c6mblned. newly cated at 266 . Colonial Form Equlpmtnt Buying farmhouse prlmi· painted, new .carpet rn Drive, Brdwe_ll, Ohro, is lives, stoneware. pie Br., vinyl siding & wrn- currently rentrng 1 ar~d 2 EBV. INTE.GRITV, dows. updated kit. cabr· bedroom . apartments . KIEFER BUILT, ;:.~· _ ~a:lnet. etc . nets, appl., screened In P.roperty Is conveniently VALLEY HORSEA..IVE- ...;...;;;..;;,;.;.;;..___ back patio. block strge . located close to Holzer STOCK TRAilERS, bid. 304 .675 _1238 or Medrcal Center and rs LOAD MAX EQUIP· -6 • . just minutes away tram 304 75 5596 MENT TRAILERS, downtown Gallrpoils . CARGO EXPRESS & Land (AcNaoe) 01her amanilies 1nclude HOMESTEADER on-site laundry facility. CARGO/CONCESSION Campen/ RVal 13.071 acrs, $5,900 per 24-hour on- SIIe emerTRAILERS. B+W ~~-"Trai~J.i;in~·~~ acre, on Bastian Ad ., gen:cy serv1ce. spacious GOOSENECK .. FLATBED Service at Carmi- Long BottOO'l , Oh , floor plans and play· $3999. VIEW ·OUR EN· (740)985·3923 nround facilities. Will acchael Trail ers '-',~.;::;:;~.....~~,. • TIRE TRAILER INVEN· • cent Section 8 Vouc hers. ' ' J 740·446·3825 • Y TOR ,.., • Clip this ad and bring it WWW.CARMICHAEL· with you to receive TAAILERS .COM RV $100.00 off your tirst lul l 7~0-446- 3825 Service 81 Carmrchael !! month · of renUI Must apTrailers Ap-anM . ,.,1 ply. qualify (based on in· 4 - - - - - - - 740· 46·3825 --~T~own;;;;;;h;;;o;;;u... come). sign a 12 month Have you priced a John ~ lease . pay all 1nltial Deere lately? You'll be 1 and 2 bedroom apts .. move -in costs and be surprised! Check out our furnished and unfur· able 10 molle in on or beuSf;ld Inventory at nlshed, and houses In lore Jar1!)ary 3, 51 , 20o9 www.CAREO.cam. CarAuto• Pomeroy and MIDdleport. In order to redeem this rnichael Equipment ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; security deposit required, oNer. Call today at !!74!!0!! ·4;;;46!!·2;;;4,;;12;,!!!!!!!!!!!!! 05 Honda Civic 5 spaed. no peto. 740·992·2218 740-384·6508 in order to 2dr, 79,000k. $6800. Call - . - - - . - - - set up an appointment. Hay, I'Md, Seod, Grain 740·256·9090 1BR Apt, WID hookups . TDDY • 1.600 •750 _0750 - - - - - - - satellite TV Incl. wlrent, This Institut ion Is an For sale round bales Call -For Sale·~ 964 Cl'le"Jelle close to hosnltal. " Equal Oppo1'1un1ty Pro· ol hay $25.00 barn 740·339·0382 · 350 . 4 speed. 9000.00 ;,;;;.,;;;~;;.,---- vider and Employer. kept339·0143 or 740·339-Q33B 2BR APT Close 10 HOI· Sot. 23 55 Rv =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ==;;; s 304·675·1743. - ~--~---~- ze• Hospllat on SR 160 ' Pollee lmi)Oundsl Cars CIA. !740) 441-01 94 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hom $5001 , Honda . ;;.;.;.;...;,;._;.,;._ _. For sate round bales of Chevys, Jeeps, Ford~. & Island VIew Motel has ~.;...----~ hay starting at $20 .00 morel tor listings vacancies $35.001Ntgh!. Modern 1br apt. Call 304·675-5724. 800·62().4876 e. V435 740·446·0406 740·446·3738 • �I ..... B4 • The Daily Sentinel .. 0 , w. 1 !# t r.allpolis career P\. Ph•all $350.00 a hawe t • • -S)t:6~7S. • $200.00. dop. $900 per lilra Aporlmonts - 2BR . 1.5 ~ in ... nN!ldlpi. Ma a ss_000 S.IQ9JmQ! ~ ~ . ~ ~1h . , hnl. Rq~~,~ r (~ \\> !low•. l.S y~. S1\> APR~ 1\lf li~tings IJOO..b~J·.I.~ ~",. R0~7 3br possible 4, bsml. 1 c:or gar. $525/SOC. ,-o«JJt ar · $57K/yf, '/fl'lf dWn landno~ ·~your.. ortdit Fed.Ban, QT. :::,~·=; 888-565-0167 $525/mo dep. Cal 74Q.U6.3481 11M 11 Sultable BANKS _ _ .. ._ _ _ • _.as_... will._ poaob:1lon ol ~. writing nl £J9oh-. FIISt meeting wllh por- PVH Wellnass & Rehab Center Multi-Purpose Room For more infonnation please call, (304:675-8639 KeWI Koly, lotouoglug E-. 01*> 11111oy N>lishillg Co., 825 lhinl ~w.. Gilt~. Ohio 45631ari<koly0111)" ...., .......... .. __ _ ...,_No Sup ulou7 r---~;~~~~~~ aciSou~. not a - Oislriot Cln:ullltion solos USPS ~ hi,... ManagerRosponsibili1-866-403-2582 11eo lncludo I1IOIIlftlng & 111llnillg of llllfriers. cusHelp WG!IIlld l!lmer senrioe &. moolillg Global R....-nl Is 40ios Q08B. ~ Y"" have ""''""' ~ .....:.... •self pooiiMt ·& -· .... ~.. OY =·~·m<llivohld_ ...... player we """"" HkB to part·lime Monday 101< 10 Y""· Must be . . wiltl ·G...... = = complete servi<:e oil chunges. small engine repntr. We servke "'1<' ~ Pooltlon ========-=====~=== Help 'Nintod IW!p W.ntod =- Managln!j Cosmorologiol ollefs Salary will\ M 00111· Part-time c:ool<!ba' life Wtsuranoa, 401K. paid =-~7=:~00 p8f ::01,. e. .!.,. tor em~t man m Ilk' dt~ tit l't rtctts· ested in in 32 unit la"_ltly RO Federal Funds just ~ ttnt to hh· tn. tllUIJ he tlhlt:- health relat«< CUS· property located In GaiH· leased for Land Ownel"$, 10 dri\.:- -~·t.7~·b u~ lH' tomtr seMc:e jobs? It !iQ polis. Prefer previous ana <losing cosl and ZERO OOWNI Will do land mprowmenlli. Bankruplcy & Bad Credit OK 2. 3. 4 and 5 bedruorno avaiable. 74"~·•4• •••• .1<>'-b?~-Mt>.' -~"-b.l~-) or please giw the Senior Employment Denier 0 ~~---~~- •aU .. 866-7~-2""1 ' Reliable ' ·chlldoara •Tho program dOes ~ "" haw needed In my horne In the~ . Call 446:2908 inoo""! and eligibility lllquirement IQ quallly lor '"-~--• ..,..... our seMC&S.. II gives :!""=.~~;iii~-seniors lniontng while 3BR 1.5 balh . WI eK· pando, tlreploee. CIA,m Kyger Dental Assoolalos · worllillg in loool organllaPallo. au elect. SSOO'rilth In Gallipolis seeks outgo- not·lor·proflt (walernrash inol.) No ing custam9r service per· tions. You can alSo Ptllli. 3663 Bulavllle son tor their growing c:lter:k ou1 the servk:es Pike. 740.446-4234 or denial practloo. Respon- available 11\rou~t~ the sj)le tor mulli·provldor Sanlor Employment Con740-208-7881 schedule. now patient tors lhroultl Maturo 3Br rnollile home in lhe mart<e11ng program .and Servioes at www.maturecountry. roception dulles. MuSI be 256-6574 organized. dr&ss protes;2e~R~a;,;.ll;.e~loc·tn'!'o·.•160 ~n·o-ar sionally. and posses ••ootlent communication or Sell Shirley Spea" Holler Sac deposit + 304-675-1429 r&!e<en<:es needed. skills. · Oentel e•parience 4<18-6865 or ~~45- 5736 with Olntn• pr&terrad. Need . · Laboror: Musl n•'· v....,.. . but not required . Proles· ·have 31>< Iorge beth, newly remodeled. No Pell. loooted at Johnson's Mobile Home Park. Call 74o-MS-o506 For r&nl ,or Sale. 14x70 2br 2 bath. Sale $15,000 Rant ssoo • SSOOI<Iep. Call 740.245·0095 or 245-9491 For rent- 3br. all alec. all appl. Included lg. deck & big yard 304-812-7214. lilklng applicallons tor 2br No pets. $295/month Includes water/sewer $200/dep. 4<16-36'17 valid drivers ;::======~==:;:===:::; v"::'l . ....tton and parocnal tender.. Wed.. Fri., Sat. days. PiSose send Illewnings, send ...un)e ....., 10: OIYid J. LUCIO, to PO Box 427. Pomeroy. Oh 45769 . CirculatiOn Manager, Ohio Vlllley PubliSitlng, Are you 55 and oldor onc1 825 Third Aw., Gllllipolool<lng for ao opportunity lis. Oh 45631 , ~btll nk muk ~·ul'l.·gi \· l."r tor wortc. · nd '"""" '"' """''' •""k- training? ::0~ community Mgr. - No 44087 Wipple Rd. Pomeroy.OH (5 Points) New& Used Tires. We buy used tires. l'!llllpuler wheel alignnte~ts. We ulso do Duel's, light mechani.;.· work.. wi nterize bonl~ RN CHARGE NURSE Plea5C!nl Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Cent er ts · see ki ng app I'tCIt'tons fo r per d'~em RN's licensed in West Virginia. ihese are 12 hour shifts- 7am to 7pm and · Applr In penon or Clll WINTER RATES l)EC. • FEB (304)fi75n51)6 Addltiono I Anti• O•land. DON and Is IICIII•r: II· submit resumes to: sional training piO'olidod. cense. pass drug 1eol, be Community Manager Interested pa~les should oopandabla. Job -wnl In- c/o Sherry Hou40 e-jTlall their contldarltlal vol,;, heavy lilting. M-F,· Walls Manor ~r1ments resume' and reference• some - d l . ~60 S. Mk:hlgan Aw, 10 kygetddsOiiw.corn., Fax ,..aumoa to :W:e:lla:ton~,~O=h~lo=4~56;9~2:: No phone, laK. or In par- $7.5011lr. 74().388 0824 son inlerruplions please. Ballllltlt . • - - eaMec:hanb . c:ome pail ol our lnatalla- looel Truc:l<lng Companr tlon team tor Dish Net- looking tor Muter. Meworll. Frr. benefits. train· <honlo. E•porienco ,.. . ing. c:o. 1ruc:l< & '"""' sup- qulrt<l. contaol Job 'a plied. Strong wort< ethic Family Servloos, 848. 3rd and willingness · 10 loam Avo. Gallipolis Is roq'd. Musl pass drtv- ....- - . . - - - - lng & drug last No . telo- Serv,.. Tedlnloian poalnles. Coli 118 811 811211 tion available tor diesel Opllon a, M-F and hy(jraulloa . EKpori8:3o-5pm. ence naces40ry. .....- . -.. Heallh/Rellrement · & Benefits. Fax resume to 740.446-9104 or e-mal r-==,..,.--=-=::--o FIND AJ 8 OR A NEW CAREER IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Valley Hospital accepting applications lor a Sulliical Technologist Graduate of accredited surgical technoiOBY program or equivalent e~perience required. CST or CST eligible. To apply, contact: PIHIInt Valley Hospital Human Resources ·. 0 Vllley Dr. Pt. PINIInt. WV 15550 151 "'04) 675 4340 ,.. Fax NIIIIM to (304) 675n6175 or apply I • on.llno at -pvallty.Of'l ' Optomelric A40istanl wanted. Must have ••PI· rlenco and olllce trolning. Send tesume 10 Tho Dolly Sentinel PO Bo• 729-30, Pomeroy, Oh 457611 Olsaatlalled wiltl your seMces or employment? ABODE Hoa~o . Care Servlooa INC., Ia occepl- ~~¥~i::=d:::::~3~~=~!::=::::=::!!i::::d:~::;:5;::5;;=:~::~~~~~!:!:~ ~ ;;; BARNEY Hmood C_., AM ·Firld~ lng new membM and transfel'l tor AJD Wllver and VA programs hlri~g oaregivors, CN~'a in Mason County 304-586·9441 or loll tree 1-866-327·7262. looal Home Haollh Agenoy now hl~ng STNA'o, CNA's, Homa Hoallh Aides and PeA's tor Malgs and Albany areas. If lntemsted please oall740-592·2444 Pan-time ' Salespe,.on wanled. Mus1 b8 avaU~ able wknds, sales exp . preferred. 740.845-7402 ... THE HAS YOU GO RIGHT AHEAD, .. MAW--ALL THAT SNORIN' WON'T THROW MY CONCENTRATION OFF www.tlaol>ucftekaabln.trr.- ONE SIT !! Pus '"' Pass Obi. Blow II Puture IOUnd Do christies Sulhl-ber oolection Dirty place after the session to work out doubled on thislast dealNovember. trom the · spades Fall Nationals in Boston West led his heart ace, lhen look his heart king. Easl signaling with lhe club nine. West continued wilh the heart quean, East throwing another club. South ruffed, cashed his diamond ace, and played another diamond. East' won w~h his 10 and shifted lo a club, l>ul declarer took his ace, rutted a.diamond in the dummy, played a spade lo his jack. ruffed another diamond, drew trumps.. and olaimed. What went wrong? The defense missed two chances. boih CELEBRITY CIPHER ·counterintuitive. THE BORN LOSER l"'f<\'( KEW '(E.~!> ~LV'I'IOK"'q . W~ TO . 611/.E. Cell: 740-418n5047 Rl~ ~'( t.')(E'.~I~>E. FI\/E.IIIILE.~ Normally, when an opponent has a long suil, you keep your goodies in thai suit - but not here. East defeats lhe contract if he discards diamonds altricks lwo and lhree. Then declarer, vmo can no ionger get 1nto lhe dummy lo take the spada finesse . hlses lwo heart~ one diamond and one spade. But West also missed an opportunity. Aller East throws two clubs, West must ruff the second round ot diamonds, trumping his partner's Irick, and play another heart, on which East pnches a lhlrd club. Then South must sllll lose a spade or di;lmond Irick. 'iou S~OUt..t> C.Nt. IT A. ~V, ~ "!t-~VIC.O~'I'IW, 1 I C:£.t, Tlo\QR~'(- IT'!> . ~AAU~iE.t:> JU~T RII>IW:. FIVE.IIII~ I1>1 r-\'( CAR! mVIc.oAA''H"G.! ~W..'L. 1111111: $10 I"'' lb Cash only is required in ~tdvun.;.-e --........ •Till • nv• utiiiiNt •IUCIIT ......,c_ _ _ Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fctjdng & Wood P. WARM TI-llS 1$ Ml{ REPORT OINIOUSL'(. ON'' I-lOW TO MAKE 'fOUR DO& loiAPPI{ rr SED AND REGULAR MEALS ARE VERI{ IMPORTANT .. Fencing • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl110d Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks D0615 A LITTLE DIFFERENT .. 47239 Riebel Roud, Long Bottom, OH 740-985-4141 ' lS+ ,vrars experitiJCI! r---------., YOU MA.y NEED TO f ' ree Estimatu USUALLY, IF I STOP BELLYACHfNG ABOUT SOMETHING ..liST DO IT, ITS AS BAD AS IT SEEMS AND SOMETIMES H&H Guttering Seamless Guue .. Rooting. Siding, Gutters Insured & Banded 740-653-9657 LET THAT THAW, YOU •DID LEAVE THE BA~N OPEN ALL NIGHT FUN DOING IT. • Vinyl Siding • Replacimint . Window• • Roofing • Decke •Garages • Pole Bulldlnga • Roam Addlllona Ownen JameaKeeteell 742·2332 Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions . I/ (__ , v GVZC ." - " PTSKCG STPHR1 PPREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Empty pac<ets nevei held anyone back. 'on ly amply heads and empty heans can do that' - Norman V~ncenl Pea~ sctrR~nA = <Z Ev~~/ WORn GAM[ .tftHeorrongCJ la!1ors of th~:~ V four scrotlibll!'ld word3 bo- low to forM four ' :GARFIELD 'THANK YOU FOR NOT LAUGHING 7411-367..()544 Frte!iittlmalea 7411-367n0538 \ !H' t H' IH n l. .nul ln . . tll ~ d llff' 1 /o I , i , ' I ARIES (March 21- A.p ril 19) - You can · offset" 'obltac::les placed In you r path by using your brains instead of your temper. Figure out ways to c ircumvent those · things that do not sel'\/e your best inter· ests, TAURU S (Ap ril 20-May 20) Avoid attendin g a social gathe ring that you know will ba re plel~ with several persons who fll,8ke you feet ill at ease. You need to be among friends who maka you laugh. GEM INI (May 2 1-J une 20) - Unless you can find somethi ng to fl oat your boa t, you mig ht h ave lrouble getting Into high gear. Ins tead of looking for ways to avoid the JOb. be sure to look for things that make · , 11 intere sling, CANCER {June 21-July 22} - All nega~ tive thinkin g will do for you is to make thin gs more negati ve th an they are Remember. whal you envision in your own mind os whao you will become so - see something goeet. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - If purchasing someth 1ng you· don't lleed but greatly daslre is at the expense of emptying your wallet , you will be doing yoursell a great di~;H>erv ice . Be realistic, and wa it until you can afford it. VIFI GO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) - Being in a crow<;! ca n make you teal lonely and tsolated if everyone seem s to be more outgoing and jovial lhan you . Relax and talk ypursell out of seeing Only the dark side th ing S. ' LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) _,_ Get busy ea rly or else yo u cou ld fall int o. a dovas-1 fating pro orastlnallon mood with regard lo thing s v.ou truly must get done. Once · y9u gel Int o the fray, time will fly like th8 da rkness befOre th e d!)wn. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - It'll be exuamely Inviti ng to to ok lor easy ways oul , and this mode of behavior could be exactly what you want. Untonunalely, th at kind of path Is riddled w1th p1tlalls and predicaments. SAGITIAAIUS !Nov. 23-0ec. 21) - It's good to be optim istic, but do not unde r· estimate yoor opposition . Those you th ink you can oaslly vanquish might be the very ones who can take you on . CAPR ICORN (Dec . 22 -'Jan. 19) HarborinQ preconceived negat ive th oughts will work to your delrlment and c reate all kinds of unnecessary . compll• cations, It's imperati ve that you turn your th 1nking 'llround. and the earlier tha bel· tar. .of Local Contractor \, ntlll h dl!t o~hk I .l lltt·d l THI S IS N0T ONE OF THOSE TIMES. IEVEN HAVE J&L Construction 111 4 . DCCI KMPGCJ TXTYIHW WKC ZTDPYS ' RZ. ~ i"' p!e words. 'If'•" HfCl<. UU5J' 6ETWEEN Scott L. Swain YoU AHD /{1,, tSA l"tr1tnril "rbflW, t 'tniAfd Otnun.. llll! ~ETIM~:S' !. l.•ndl;r•JI'II'I'I~ ~1' To \<.\Cl<. 41tllllpo>Ho ,OH YoU ouT or ~EER ~R'f.\):JM Advertise in this space for $70 pe( month ;'/ ------- -- ----------~----·-· 1.~ CH l CETj I tII P ACN0 .-------. ~ "' SOUPTONUTZ l- 'llolil'l>< ~O','Boo,> ,...,~ Blb'\HeR ISN'T ~e · IIKIGIIleST BO!.S Oil 1I'A SWi;. ii>I ,:.:G :_·_:__------?=~ ' A wise professor once 1old me dtnt, "There is mld1ing ,., • ~ ly. 'f'ES, MA'AM .. M'< IIIIE W. MDCII. OWIID . ) SC)MD , WKC SKCEYSTG DTPPTXC KTH - - - - - - ~diJ1d b)' ·C!AY R, POlLAi'J II you are more concerned about doing a good job and ma~ing gains in the year ahead than you ·ara with being popular, you'll make progress. Only by b4iinQ pragmaUc can you receive lh e rewards you need and des1re. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 -Fe b. 19)- An old obligation you tailed to take care of may rear its ug ly head and demand attention. Take positive steps to eliminate It once and for all . You will feet bqtter tor lt. PISCE S (Feb. 20· March 20)- No part· ner&h ip arranQament can sustain both parties l8.king an unyielding position. Know in $dvanc::a th at it you can't pull together. you wlll pull apart - so make some kind ol compromise gesture qu ick- Shipm.,nts urrive every lr " T H S PM J C .T UC T B R I T H WK C S TN C E T I ' H By B•rnle• B.ct• O.ol . 11111111. . CIIIIUUCdln Today's dutt: Bequals P PU!ll ER Thuraday, J•n. 21. 2009 Pmt p!esent . Each 11111er 1n !Me e'DIIer stands !or anotllef , . !NIT DAILY W~!P!, SHRIMP' 1740) 74l-l56J • by Luis Campos Ceiebnl')' C1pner Cfyp!.ogr;rns are creattdlrom'~lt01s hy IL¥T~oos oeOpje pa!C and =•"·--=·==~-----~ ---=-·---- ~-- ~Astro- • Plumbing Dump·truck service 26 Dbl. r~ation ' L~trte. ntver l'roln, htarb on R.L. HOLLON TRUCKING INT t 9 Pu.s bug spray how . they could have defeated tour •Eieclrkal 140•142•3411 19 derluctlon a..nect dailghl." Several &lCperts needed the period ot and Shingle Roots .• Decks • Additions PUIILIC NOTICE SlrHI, NeliOIIvllle, OH NOTICE: le hertby 45764, llld the un· given that on Saturday, known hllrt, devltMI, ·Drywall, Jtnutlry 31, 2009 II leg~HI, IXeCUIOII, Kitchens, BathS 10:00 a.m., a public ad m I n 1111 at ora, :======~ tale will be tt.ld 11 211 ap~u111 and 1111gn1 W. Slcond St., and the unknowo Pomeroy, Ohio. Tht guardlana of minor Farmera ben~ and Sav- and/or Incompetent lng• Company 11 1111· htlrt of ~dward B. lng for calh In hand .or Wolfe, Jr., all of wholl certified chick the lot- realdanctl art unlowlngrcoll~aral: known end cannot by 1982 Harley Davldaon rea~onablo diligence FXI! Super Gilda ba aacertolned, will 1HD1BAK13CY013010 taka nollcethat o.. tha We do driveways The Farmer• Bonk and 181h day of December, We Haul Slvlnp Company, 2008, US Bank National P - y , Ohio, ,.. AIIOCiotlon, al Limestone, Gravel llrvH the right to bid Truat• lor MASTR Dirt· AJ~Lime 11 thll tale, and lo Atlll Bactced Slcu•lwlthdraw the above tiM Trull, 2006-HE2 c/o 74G-985·4422 collateral prior to tale. Wellt Ftrgo Bank, N.A. Further, The Farmtra llled lie Complaint In Bank and Bavlngl lht Common Pltll Stanley TreeCompeny rtltrYIIthe Court of Mtlgt County, right to rtjtcl any or all Ohio In CtH No. Trimming bldltubmlllld. 08CV189, on tht & Removal The lboVI dHCrlbed docket Of collateral will be 101d the Court, and the ob· * Pt\)m pt ami Qualily "11 la-whera It", wllh ltctanddemandforre· Wmk no axprHted or lm- lief of which pleading plied warranty given. 1110 fortcloaa the lien· *R ~ a~nnuhk Rutcs Far further Information, of plaintiff's mortgage *Insured or lor an appolntmantr recorded upon the lot- *EK pt•rienn;~d to lntpecl collaltrll, lowing daocrlbed 1111 Rcfetl' IH; cs Avui lnblu! prior lo ''Ia dale con- Illata to wit : tact Cyndlt or Ken 11 Property Addreu: Cull Gury Stunlcy @ 7 4U-5 ~ 1-8044 892-2136. 2978 Third Strnl SR (1)28, 29, 30 124, Syracuee, OH 45779, end being more particularly deacrlbed In plalnlllf'a mortgage Public Notice - - - : - - - - - recorded In Mortgago COURT OF COMMON Book 228, page 617, of PLEAS MEIGS thl1 County Rtcordtr't COUNTY, OHIO Olflct. US Bank National At· The above named dttoclallon, 11 Trultee lendantlt requlrld to lor MASTR Alii! antwer wllhln twenty• Backld eight (281 dlya af1tr SlcurlliH Trual, 2006- 1111 publication, which HE2 , thell be publlthed . clo Welle Ftrgo Bonk, once a week for thrH N.A. COnMCutlve WHkl, or Plaintiff, they might be denltd a •VI• hearing In thle can. Goldie A. Wolfe, ·~ al. Lerner, Sampaon & Defandanto. Rothlut~e CIH No.: 08CV188 Attorney• for Plaintiff Judge: Fre~ W. Crow P.O. Box 5480 · Lagal Notice In Suite Cincinnati, OH 45201- For ull yuur plurnhlng lor Foracloture of 5480 \.'\: hcuting 11\-'"Ctls Mortgage (5131241-3100 Edward B. Wolle, Jr.. attyemall@lerlaw.com 25 wholt 1111 known td; (1128, (214. 11 drau It 4511 Adam• 22 Eagles' lalra ·48 Frence Slone 23 SliMp 28 Finn up s Mort herder 47 28 Kind of clattnt 24 Grab 48 ponguln 6 Armbanoe 25 Prepares to 31 7 Urgee Fldo pounce 50 -King on 28 Sweater 32Ragurvftoll 8lsoZu's loner · 51 33 Afffonts als1er 30 Farm 36 Grant 9 Gym Iter• animal 52 37 Peacoclt lion 34 Hose spot 10 Near grads 35 Lobster 38 Soubol 12 OK fora tolls 39 Tribute In bloke 40 Hebraw verse (hyph.l scroll · 40 Physlolat 13 Depose 41 Cartoon Nlkola18 Pompeii on shrieks 42 Ccclgers' 19 Knocked 43 Woolen · queries ogtlinlt caps 43 Sock pan 20 Hinder 45 Salary after concentrated intellectual actiYI1y, the iniuttivo mind seems to take OYer lind can produoe lhe sudden clan· tying insigh~ that give so much i"'' and • Siding • Vinyl WlndOI\'S • Metal · NewHomaa, Remodeling, Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding and more. 1• t • Pass ACipulcO 4 Ubrl'l ation Replacement Windows and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (7411) 742-2563 AA/EOE · swig Friljol C8jllll. an Austrian-born American physiciSt, saki, 'During periO(Is ot r&lax· 15548 Jon Van Malar I Paul Rowe • Pole llllrns East The unobvious is unobviously right E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com www.auctronzlp.com OWners: is currently !lt•rtib Opening lead: • A llllll.leblelr. 1411-411-1114 e. Pleasant . West Pass ltttere 3 Sun, In Corrie<!. South Pass Pass 23 OldL time 26 Pirtle's 27 Summer In Vulnerable: North-South Racine, Ohio r740n247,2019 OPERATING.IOOM TECHNICIAN t K Q 10 7 6KQ98 7 "'" Dealer: Eul Stop & Cornpate AAIEOE pai't·~me needing someone . tor 24+ houlll per week. Company oller: compati· Hvo selory, healtll beneHili. paid vaoatlon and slclc leave and 401 K. Compenootton oan aiSo lri<:IUde housing on-site ~ desired. PiSose contact 740-384-6 . 508 to schodule on appointment or •• tA J9803 equipment. hove raliable lransp<H1alion, de- _..;,._ _ _ _ __ ndable nd Ilkbe WOII<· pa a e ' ' ing with the public. ;=Ho=l=p=W=I=ntod==;;::.=Ho=lp=W:•:n:tod=::; Schedule has """" lle•l· blllty • QIOI • A KJ 7 . CALl US 10n4Y FOR Rfl)(JCED -··• •• , Complete Remodeling (740) W2 -5.l44 Mon-Fri s:m um- 4:30 pm Sat. 8:00 nm - 12 Wt appntiate yortr YOUNG'S CARPENHR SERVICE care with rehabilitation experience. management e~q~~~rlence, prolerably With • Rullll Develop"' menI projlerty.withMIIIliolllce ·~ e•perlen<:ed • 2 • 10 $ ... AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES DOWN 1 CEO olcles 21 -lilt tlcktll 2 Notl-egg East • AKQJto•2 •New Homes • Garages .... Eur.ll~lne 18 Kind of West unU 7pm to 7am. Must have recent long term projlerty 11 .'. >~,'' ,l\~l1 RV 's. .· Ing 16 Follerltlft Steel fnutll: Buiktings BWiding. RenM."'lleling Gt1~nd rq}air L & L Tire llllm lhrouyh Friday. for mora lranSpartatton. & 1111<> oall. \877l857-70S1 ~ 'Custom Boolt.'" Bui lding phone tolls plouo, ... ~.· • • Free Estimates (7441) 992-5009 3p.m. -hours •.,...., -.1nlioooonsond.......,.to .<:, ssC:... 56 Every morn- 13 ·- Twl«" 14 Doll buy 15 Op.na CDIIUIIei'CIII • Resldmtlal . RESCHEDULED lor Wednesday, February 4, 2009 lull-. '•I CONSTRUCTIO (;0. . Pomeroy, Ohio PVH Autism Awareness & Support Group Sj)CltiiPOQOL E'w 'I • inckldoo f'1ol:8 by :"" "'::elaliYo : &~tar icsill.__..,._ ::~~~~E: "" or •••trl / 46 Gamy 46loiWIIIIt olllp 49 llectrMs 53 Ploys 54 UIJIII bulb' I 1 Gin ..,_,...,. _ _ •A Dop.. 10<1 pay 1st utilities. months own 1irsl land 1io>o orb\IY9fS who POST OfflCE NOW - · VOo family land HIRING a~ -~,.u...,~nn · r """ • ., .,.," 877-310.2577 · "The ProotorvHie Dlllerenco' $1and a deed is all ~ou need 10 own yrur droam ~illl. Tho ...,. Tho poolllan Is patiO. pool, ~~~:;;:;,::~- $13.64·$29.o4SI\IR.. now !•ash. sew'AA' C"'-""'Y living IWing. Many posltio!'& oge, wo10r pd) 3 or 4' Bodroom 2 !laJh available. FDt III>Pii<Otlon ~1. $4251...,. Ow""' wm Finonce and go.errmenl job into, do!>-Call740-367-()547 Collk>be l'r<>Quailied oal Arnoric:on Assoc. of ...-s garage apt. tur- .._.,:7,::40:4::=:23:;:;:9::,7211 ~- labor 1·913-599-8290, nio11o<1 induding WIO. Gov't fund$ avai,_ IQ '!!241'lrs~!"'·"'•m"!!op'.!!.-~~ · ~~ ....,_for Rent Phillip Alder ~..., ~ Jolla GOVERMENT . JOBS ball\. bocl< playgr<lund. C*/1, no pats Rot. Req. 7-.1519 ACROSS --will Degree NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ~;;;;;;':':::.~ ~nl Gowen c It & F••• ol knuwlt tg1 of dltlblp l)r , ~~.~ The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 il .,......,lies Yo""" indllliclllll -. poapiHI\ItiOd II • . _ 1 bath mo: ' bile home. very cteM, 111 . lbwMoose per1oc! repair. seriOOS if>. ll'ltlfllh. -2325 Ot 446-4425 Cal Qlclor 2 10day! www.mydlllysentinel.com .,. ThoOI*>IIIIIIyillg ~ iS IIIOI<iflg lft01I. il - """"""nlS. 3 BR, 2 bank. Coli t.h. laut'O'y area. 866-2l~n4 SJ n Cologlo iS seoklng PI"-- ... """"""" and ....,.,...,;ng. malic$ 011 M 1"" ....,. 3boO 21>1111. Al:l:olft. on • -hal1 ,... 111 pt ;,.g <~~Ill'' , ....,. ·-;::;:::-~;:;:;:;:::;;;:;j· PINswlt. OWNER F1- , _ 0 _ _ . . 0. ,SJ · ,. soc:onci'1Nid NANCE ~VAILABI.E. grot in . Acl:ollnling. ·opt. overlcoi<Wig (740)+16-3571) G *I •s City Palk and CW'ltry INino- 3-SBA. to ~egst:r .., • · L.R. dan. 1rg. 2-3 BA on ~· ""'"'ologo.om. "' fox 10 ICIIchoMinillg .,.,. with I.Wly I100t pions! Easy ~124. No Pllona o1 , _ Bq>lianc9s & Financing! We own the Call&-- · &and - . tWpW · '·0 ltJJ ' " 01 Claylon MH 21x. 10181 41- d 2 br. - - $13,500. 1 "" wl 1g f1<n llOf<h, 11 101. ..,. will\ l"Jn:Noa ""'" lon;od - 910 Gall 70():245-!M97 Ot & ~ ;,. 740-24&-5789 W1dn11dly, Janulry 28, '2009 ALLEVOOP 100 slhitll ~..,.;S_,M~U,...:-T-;O:.._:_,Trl 1I I I 6 . . . . to know and nulhing too big lo -.------." !9 Compl"e the chuckle by filling in" the auo:ed rni»lng word~ vov devalop frQtn s!ep No 3 bele>w ·o g~~s~~~~~E~ tmm 10 I I IIIIII SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 1127109 Votive- Lanky -- Kilife -· Gently - UKE IT "Read the fmc print/' granny told dtc fellow buying a new car, "there's no way you're going to LIKE IT." ARLO &JANIS �I ..... B4 • The Daily Sentinel .. 0 , w. 1 !# t r.allpolis career P\. Ph•all $350.00 a hawe t • • -S)t:6~7S. • $200.00. dop. $900 per lilra Aporlmonts - 2BR . 1.5 ~ in ... nN!ldlpi. Ma a ss_000 S.IQ9JmQ! ~ ~ . ~ ~1h . , hnl. Rq~~,~ r (~ \\> !low•. l.S y~. S1\> APR~ 1\lf li~tings IJOO..b~J·.I.~ ~",. R0~7 3br possible 4, bsml. 1 c:or gar. $525/SOC. ,-o«JJt ar · $57K/yf, '/fl'lf dWn landno~ ·~your.. ortdit Fed.Ban, QT. :::,~·=; 888-565-0167 $525/mo dep. Cal 74Q.U6.3481 11M 11 Sultable BANKS _ _ .. ._ _ _ • _.as_... will._ poaob:1lon ol ~. writing nl £J9oh-. FIISt meeting wllh por- PVH Wellnass & Rehab Center Multi-Purpose Room For more infonnation please call, (304:675-8639 KeWI Koly, lotouoglug E-. 01*> 11111oy N>lishillg Co., 825 lhinl ~w.. Gilt~. Ohio 45631ari<koly0111)" ...., .......... .. __ _ ...,_No Sup ulou7 r---~;~~~~~~ aciSou~. not a - Oislriot Cln:ullltion solos USPS ~ hi,... ManagerRosponsibili1-866-403-2582 11eo lncludo I1IOIIlftlng & 111llnillg of llllfriers. cusHelp WG!IIlld l!lmer senrioe &. moolillg Global R....-nl Is 40ios Q08B. ~ Y"" have ""''""' ~ .....:.... •self pooiiMt ·& -· .... ~.. OY =·~·m<llivohld_ ...... player we """"" HkB to part·lime Monday 101< 10 Y""· Must be . . wiltl ·G...... = = complete servi<:e oil chunges. small engine repntr. We servke "'1<' ~ Pooltlon ========-=====~=== Help 'Nintod IW!p W.ntod =- Managln!j Cosmorologiol ollefs Salary will\ M 00111· Part-time c:ool<!ba' life Wtsuranoa, 401K. paid =-~7=:~00 p8f ::01,. e. .!.,. tor em~t man m Ilk' dt~ tit l't rtctts· ested in in 32 unit la"_ltly RO Federal Funds just ~ ttnt to hh· tn. tllUIJ he tlhlt:- health relat«< CUS· property located In GaiH· leased for Land Ownel"$, 10 dri\.:- -~·t.7~·b u~ lH' tomtr seMc:e jobs? It !iQ polis. Prefer previous ana <losing cosl and ZERO OOWNI Will do land mprowmenlli. Bankruplcy & Bad Credit OK 2. 3. 4 and 5 bedruorno avaiable. 74"~·•4• •••• .1<>'-b?~-Mt>.' -~"-b.l~-) or please giw the Senior Employment Denier 0 ~~---~~- •aU .. 866-7~-2""1 ' Reliable ' ·chlldoara •Tho program dOes ~ "" haw needed In my horne In the~ . Call 446:2908 inoo""! and eligibility lllquirement IQ quallly lor '"-~--• ..,..... our seMC&S.. II gives :!""=.~~;iii~-seniors lniontng while 3BR 1.5 balh . WI eK· pando, tlreploee. CIA,m Kyger Dental Assoolalos · worllillg in loool organllaPallo. au elect. SSOO'rilth In Gallipolis seeks outgo- not·lor·proflt (walernrash inol.) No ing custam9r service per· tions. You can alSo Ptllli. 3663 Bulavllle son tor their growing c:lter:k ou1 the servk:es Pike. 740.446-4234 or denial practloo. Respon- available 11\rou~t~ the sj)le tor mulli·provldor Sanlor Employment Con740-208-7881 schedule. now patient tors lhroultl Maturo 3Br rnollile home in lhe mart<e11ng program .and Servioes at www.maturecountry. roception dulles. MuSI be 256-6574 organized. dr&ss protes;2e~R~a;,;.ll;.e~loc·tn'!'o·.•160 ~n·o-ar sionally. and posses ••ootlent communication or Sell Shirley Spea" Holler Sac deposit + 304-675-1429 r&!e<en<:es needed. skills. · Oentel e•parience 4<18-6865 or ~~45- 5736 with Olntn• pr&terrad. Need . · Laboror: Musl n•'· v....,.. . but not required . Proles· ·have 31>< Iorge beth, newly remodeled. No Pell. loooted at Johnson's Mobile Home Park. Call 74o-MS-o506 For r&nl ,or Sale. 14x70 2br 2 bath. Sale $15,000 Rant ssoo • SSOOI<Iep. Call 740.245·0095 or 245-9491 For rent- 3br. all alec. all appl. Included lg. deck & big yard 304-812-7214. lilklng applicallons tor 2br No pets. $295/month Includes water/sewer $200/dep. 4<16-36'17 valid drivers ;::======~==:;:===:::; v"::'l . ....tton and parocnal tender.. Wed.. Fri., Sat. days. PiSose send Illewnings, send ...un)e ....., 10: OIYid J. LUCIO, to PO Box 427. Pomeroy. Oh 45769 . CirculatiOn Manager, Ohio Vlllley PubliSitlng, Are you 55 and oldor onc1 825 Third Aw., Gllllipolool<lng for ao opportunity lis. Oh 45631 , ~btll nk muk ~·ul'l.·gi \· l."r tor wortc. · nd '"""" '"' """''' •""k- training? ::0~ community Mgr. - No 44087 Wipple Rd. Pomeroy.OH (5 Points) New& Used Tires. We buy used tires. l'!llllpuler wheel alignnte~ts. We ulso do Duel's, light mechani.;.· work.. wi nterize bonl~ RN CHARGE NURSE Plea5C!nl Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Cent er ts · see ki ng app I'tCIt'tons fo r per d'~em RN's licensed in West Virginia. ihese are 12 hour shifts- 7am to 7pm and · Applr In penon or Clll WINTER RATES l)EC. • FEB (304)fi75n51)6 Addltiono I Anti• O•land. DON and Is IICIII•r: II· submit resumes to: sional training piO'olidod. cense. pass drug 1eol, be Community Manager Interested pa~les should oopandabla. Job -wnl In- c/o Sherry Hou40 e-jTlall their contldarltlal vol,;, heavy lilting. M-F,· Walls Manor ~r1ments resume' and reference• some - d l . ~60 S. Mk:hlgan Aw, 10 kygetddsOiiw.corn., Fax ,..aumoa to :W:e:lla:ton~,~O=h~lo=4~56;9~2:: No phone, laK. or In par- $7.5011lr. 74().388 0824 son inlerruplions please. Ballllltlt . • - - eaMec:hanb . c:ome pail ol our lnatalla- looel Truc:l<lng Companr tlon team tor Dish Net- looking tor Muter. Meworll. Frr. benefits. train· <honlo. E•porienco ,.. . ing. c:o. 1ruc:l< & '"""' sup- qulrt<l. contaol Job 'a plied. Strong wort< ethic Family Servloos, 848. 3rd and willingness · 10 loam Avo. Gallipolis Is roq'd. Musl pass drtv- ....- - . . - - - - lng & drug last No . telo- Serv,.. Tedlnloian poalnles. Coli 118 811 811211 tion available tor diesel Opllon a, M-F and hy(jraulloa . EKpori8:3o-5pm. ence naces40ry. .....- . -.. Heallh/Rellrement · & Benefits. Fax resume to 740.446-9104 or e-mal r-==,..,.--=-=::--o FIND AJ 8 OR A NEW CAREER IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Valley Hospital accepting applications lor a Sulliical Technologist Graduate of accredited surgical technoiOBY program or equivalent e~perience required. CST or CST eligible. To apply, contact: PIHIInt Valley Hospital Human Resources ·. 0 Vllley Dr. Pt. PINIInt. WV 15550 151 "'04) 675 4340 ,.. Fax NIIIIM to (304) 675n6175 or apply I • on.llno at -pvallty.Of'l ' Optomelric A40istanl wanted. Must have ••PI· rlenco and olllce trolning. Send tesume 10 Tho Dolly Sentinel PO Bo• 729-30, Pomeroy, Oh 457611 Olsaatlalled wiltl your seMces or employment? ABODE Hoa~o . Care Servlooa INC., Ia occepl- ~~¥~i::=d:::::~3~~=~!::=::::=::!!i::::d:~::;:5;::5;;=:~::~~~~~!:!:~ ~ ;;; BARNEY Hmood C_., AM ·Firld~ lng new membM and transfel'l tor AJD Wllver and VA programs hlri~g oaregivors, CN~'a in Mason County 304-586·9441 or loll tree 1-866-327·7262. looal Home Haollh Agenoy now hl~ng STNA'o, CNA's, Homa Hoallh Aides and PeA's tor Malgs and Albany areas. If lntemsted please oall740-592·2444 Pan-time ' Salespe,.on wanled. Mus1 b8 avaU~ able wknds, sales exp . preferred. 740.845-7402 ... THE HAS YOU GO RIGHT AHEAD, .. MAW--ALL THAT SNORIN' WON'T THROW MY CONCENTRATION OFF www.tlaol>ucftekaabln.trr.- ONE SIT !! Pus '"' Pass Obi. Blow II Puture IOUnd Do christies Sulhl-ber oolection Dirty place after the session to work out doubled on thislast dealNovember. trom the · spades Fall Nationals in Boston West led his heart ace, lhen look his heart king. Easl signaling with lhe club nine. West continued wilh the heart quean, East throwing another club. South ruffed, cashed his diamond ace, and played another diamond. East' won w~h his 10 and shifted lo a club, l>ul declarer took his ace, rutted a.diamond in the dummy, played a spade lo his jack. ruffed another diamond, drew trumps.. and olaimed. What went wrong? The defense missed two chances. boih CELEBRITY CIPHER ·counterintuitive. THE BORN LOSER l"'f<\'( KEW '(E.~!> ~LV'I'IOK"'q . W~ TO . 611/.E. Cell: 740-418n5047 Rl~ ~'( t.')(E'.~I~>E. FI\/E.IIIILE.~ Normally, when an opponent has a long suil, you keep your goodies in thai suit - but not here. East defeats lhe contract if he discards diamonds altricks lwo and lhree. Then declarer, vmo can no ionger get 1nto lhe dummy lo take the spada finesse . hlses lwo heart~ one diamond and one spade. But West also missed an opportunity. Aller East throws two clubs, West must ruff the second round ot diamonds, trumping his partner's Irick, and play another heart, on which East pnches a lhlrd club. Then South must sllll lose a spade or di;lmond Irick. 'iou S~OUt..t> C.Nt. IT A. ~V, ~ "!t-~VIC.O~'I'IW, 1 I C:£.t, Tlo\QR~'(- IT'!> . ~AAU~iE.t:> JU~T RII>IW:. FIVE.IIII~ I1>1 r-\'( CAR! mVIc.oAA''H"G.! ~W..'L. 1111111: $10 I"'' lb Cash only is required in ~tdvun.;.-e --........ •Till • nv• utiiiiNt •IUCIIT ......,c_ _ _ Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fctjdng & Wood P. WARM TI-llS 1$ Ml{ REPORT OINIOUSL'(. ON'' I-lOW TO MAKE 'fOUR DO& loiAPPI{ rr SED AND REGULAR MEALS ARE VERI{ IMPORTANT .. Fencing • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl110d Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks D0615 A LITTLE DIFFERENT .. 47239 Riebel Roud, Long Bottom, OH 740-985-4141 ' lS+ ,vrars experitiJCI! r---------., YOU MA.y NEED TO f ' ree Estimatu USUALLY, IF I STOP BELLYACHfNG ABOUT SOMETHING ..liST DO IT, ITS AS BAD AS IT SEEMS AND SOMETIMES H&H Guttering Seamless Guue .. Rooting. Siding, Gutters Insured & Banded 740-653-9657 LET THAT THAW, YOU •DID LEAVE THE BA~N OPEN ALL NIGHT FUN DOING IT. • Vinyl Siding • Replacimint . Window• • Roofing • Decke •Garages • Pole Bulldlnga • Roam Addlllona Ownen JameaKeeteell 742·2332 Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions . I/ (__ , v GVZC ." - " PTSKCG STPHR1 PPREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Empty pac<ets nevei held anyone back. 'on ly amply heads and empty heans can do that' - Norman V~ncenl Pea~ sctrR~nA = <Z Ev~~/ WORn GAM[ .tftHeorrongCJ la!1ors of th~:~ V four scrotlibll!'ld word3 bo- low to forM four ' :GARFIELD 'THANK YOU FOR NOT LAUGHING 7411-367..()544 Frte!iittlmalea 7411-367n0538 \ !H' t H' IH n l. .nul ln . . tll ~ d llff' 1 /o I , i , ' I ARIES (March 21- A.p ril 19) - You can · offset" 'obltac::les placed In you r path by using your brains instead of your temper. Figure out ways to c ircumvent those · things that do not sel'\/e your best inter· ests, TAURU S (Ap ril 20-May 20) Avoid attendin g a social gathe ring that you know will ba re plel~ with several persons who fll,8ke you feet ill at ease. You need to be among friends who maka you laugh. GEM INI (May 2 1-J une 20) - Unless you can find somethi ng to fl oat your boa t, you mig ht h ave lrouble getting Into high gear. Ins tead of looking for ways to avoid the JOb. be sure to look for things that make · , 11 intere sling, CANCER {June 21-July 22} - All nega~ tive thinkin g will do for you is to make thin gs more negati ve th an they are Remember. whal you envision in your own mind os whao you will become so - see something goeet. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - If purchasing someth 1ng you· don't lleed but greatly daslre is at the expense of emptying your wallet , you will be doing yoursell a great di~;H>erv ice . Be realistic, and wa it until you can afford it. VIFI GO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) - Being in a crow<;! ca n make you teal lonely and tsolated if everyone seem s to be more outgoing and jovial lhan you . Relax and talk ypursell out of seeing Only the dark side th ing S. ' LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) _,_ Get busy ea rly or else yo u cou ld fall int o. a dovas-1 fating pro orastlnallon mood with regard lo thing s v.ou truly must get done. Once · y9u gel Int o the fray, time will fly like th8 da rkness befOre th e d!)wn. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - It'll be exuamely Inviti ng to to ok lor easy ways oul , and this mode of behavior could be exactly what you want. Untonunalely, th at kind of path Is riddled w1th p1tlalls and predicaments. SAGITIAAIUS !Nov. 23-0ec. 21) - It's good to be optim istic, but do not unde r· estimate yoor opposition . Those you th ink you can oaslly vanquish might be the very ones who can take you on . CAPR ICORN (Dec . 22 -'Jan. 19) HarborinQ preconceived negat ive th oughts will work to your delrlment and c reate all kinds of unnecessary . compll• cations, It's imperati ve that you turn your th 1nking 'llround. and the earlier tha bel· tar. .of Local Contractor \, ntlll h dl!t o~hk I .l lltt·d l THI S IS N0T ONE OF THOSE TIMES. IEVEN HAVE J&L Construction 111 4 . DCCI KMPGCJ TXTYIHW WKC ZTDPYS ' RZ. ~ i"' p!e words. 'If'•" HfCl<. UU5J' 6ETWEEN Scott L. Swain YoU AHD /{1,, tSA l"tr1tnril "rbflW, t 'tniAfd Otnun.. llll! ~ETIM~:S' !. l.•ndl;r•JI'II'I'I~ ~1' To \<.\Cl<. 41tllllpo>Ho ,OH YoU ouT or ~EER ~R'f.\):JM Advertise in this space for $70 pe( month ;'/ ------- -- ----------~----·-· 1.~ CH l CETj I tII P ACN0 .-------. ~ "' SOUPTONUTZ l- 'llolil'l>< ~O','Boo,> ,...,~ Blb'\HeR ISN'T ~e · IIKIGIIleST BO!.S Oil 1I'A SWi;. ii>I ,:.:G :_·_:__------?=~ ' A wise professor once 1old me dtnt, "There is mld1ing ,., • ~ ly. 'f'ES, MA'AM .. M'< IIIIE W. MDCII. OWIID . ) SC)MD , WKC SKCEYSTG DTPPTXC KTH - - - - - - ~diJ1d b)' ·C!AY R, POlLAi'J II you are more concerned about doing a good job and ma~ing gains in the year ahead than you ·ara with being popular, you'll make progress. Only by b4iinQ pragmaUc can you receive lh e rewards you need and des1re. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 -Fe b. 19)- An old obligation you tailed to take care of may rear its ug ly head and demand attention. Take positive steps to eliminate It once and for all . You will feet bqtter tor lt. PISCE S (Feb. 20· March 20)- No part· ner&h ip arranQament can sustain both parties l8.king an unyielding position. Know in $dvanc::a th at it you can't pull together. you wlll pull apart - so make some kind ol compromise gesture qu ick- Shipm.,nts urrive every lr " T H S PM J C .T UC T B R I T H WK C S TN C E T I ' H By B•rnle• B.ct• O.ol . 11111111. . CIIIIUUCdln Today's dutt: Bequals P PU!ll ER Thuraday, J•n. 21. 2009 Pmt p!esent . Each 11111er 1n !Me e'DIIer stands !or anotllef , . !NIT DAILY W~!P!, SHRIMP' 1740) 74l-l56J • by Luis Campos Ceiebnl')' C1pner Cfyp!.ogr;rns are creattdlrom'~lt01s hy IL¥T~oos oeOpje pa!C and =•"·--=·==~-----~ ---=-·---- ~-- ~Astro- • Plumbing Dump·truck service 26 Dbl. r~ation ' L~trte. ntver l'roln, htarb on R.L. HOLLON TRUCKING INT t 9 Pu.s bug spray how . they could have defeated tour •Eieclrkal 140•142•3411 19 derluctlon a..nect dailghl." Several &lCperts needed the period ot and Shingle Roots .• Decks • Additions PUIILIC NOTICE SlrHI, NeliOIIvllle, OH NOTICE: le hertby 45764, llld the un· given that on Saturday, known hllrt, devltMI, ·Drywall, Jtnutlry 31, 2009 II leg~HI, IXeCUIOII, Kitchens, BathS 10:00 a.m., a public ad m I n 1111 at ora, :======~ tale will be tt.ld 11 211 ap~u111 and 1111gn1 W. Slcond St., and the unknowo Pomeroy, Ohio. Tht guardlana of minor Farmera ben~ and Sav- and/or Incompetent lng• Company 11 1111· htlrt of ~dward B. lng for calh In hand .or Wolfe, Jr., all of wholl certified chick the lot- realdanctl art unlowlngrcoll~aral: known end cannot by 1982 Harley Davldaon rea~onablo diligence FXI! Super Gilda ba aacertolned, will 1HD1BAK13CY013010 taka nollcethat o.. tha We do driveways The Farmer• Bonk and 181h day of December, We Haul Slvlnp Company, 2008, US Bank National P - y , Ohio, ,.. AIIOCiotlon, al Limestone, Gravel llrvH the right to bid Truat• lor MASTR Dirt· AJ~Lime 11 thll tale, and lo Atlll Bactced Slcu•lwlthdraw the above tiM Trull, 2006-HE2 c/o 74G-985·4422 collateral prior to tale. Wellt Ftrgo Bank, N.A. Further, The Farmtra llled lie Complaint In Bank and Bavlngl lht Common Pltll Stanley TreeCompeny rtltrYIIthe Court of Mtlgt County, right to rtjtcl any or all Ohio In CtH No. Trimming bldltubmlllld. 08CV189, on tht & Removal The lboVI dHCrlbed docket Of collateral will be 101d the Court, and the ob· * Pt\)m pt ami Qualily "11 la-whera It", wllh ltctanddemandforre· Wmk no axprHted or lm- lief of which pleading plied warranty given. 1110 fortcloaa the lien· *R ~ a~nnuhk Rutcs Far further Information, of plaintiff's mortgage *Insured or lor an appolntmantr recorded upon the lot- *EK pt•rienn;~d to lntpecl collaltrll, lowing daocrlbed 1111 Rcfetl' IH; cs Avui lnblu! prior lo ''Ia dale con- Illata to wit : tact Cyndlt or Ken 11 Property Addreu: Cull Gury Stunlcy @ 7 4U-5 ~ 1-8044 892-2136. 2978 Third Strnl SR (1)28, 29, 30 124, Syracuee, OH 45779, end being more particularly deacrlbed In plalnlllf'a mortgage Public Notice - - - : - - - - - recorded In Mortgago COURT OF COMMON Book 228, page 617, of PLEAS MEIGS thl1 County Rtcordtr't COUNTY, OHIO Olflct. US Bank National At· The above named dttoclallon, 11 Trultee lendantlt requlrld to lor MASTR Alii! antwer wllhln twenty• Backld eight (281 dlya af1tr SlcurlliH Trual, 2006- 1111 publication, which HE2 , thell be publlthed . clo Welle Ftrgo Bonk, once a week for thrH N.A. COnMCutlve WHkl, or Plaintiff, they might be denltd a •VI• hearing In thle can. Goldie A. Wolfe, ·~ al. Lerner, Sampaon & Defandanto. Rothlut~e CIH No.: 08CV188 Attorney• for Plaintiff Judge: Fre~ W. Crow P.O. Box 5480 · Lagal Notice In Suite Cincinnati, OH 45201- For ull yuur plurnhlng lor Foracloture of 5480 \.'\: hcuting 11\-'"Ctls Mortgage (5131241-3100 Edward B. Wolle, Jr.. attyemall@lerlaw.com 25 wholt 1111 known td; (1128, (214. 11 drau It 4511 Adam• 22 Eagles' lalra ·48 Frence Slone 23 SliMp 28 Finn up s Mort herder 47 28 Kind of clattnt 24 Grab 48 ponguln 6 Armbanoe 25 Prepares to 31 7 Urgee Fldo pounce 50 -King on 28 Sweater 32Ragurvftoll 8lsoZu's loner · 51 33 Afffonts als1er 30 Farm 36 Grant 9 Gym Iter• animal 52 37 Peacoclt lion 34 Hose spot 10 Near grads 35 Lobster 38 Soubol 12 OK fora tolls 39 Tribute In bloke 40 Hebraw verse (hyph.l scroll · 40 Physlolat 13 Depose 41 Cartoon Nlkola18 Pompeii on shrieks 42 Ccclgers' 19 Knocked 43 Woolen · queries ogtlinlt caps 43 Sock pan 20 Hinder 45 Salary after concentrated intellectual actiYI1y, the iniuttivo mind seems to take OYer lind can produoe lhe sudden clan· tying insigh~ that give so much i"'' and • Siding • Vinyl WlndOI\'S • Metal · NewHomaa, Remodeling, Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding and more. 1• t • Pass ACipulcO 4 Ubrl'l ation Replacement Windows and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (7411) 742-2563 AA/EOE · swig Friljol C8jllll. an Austrian-born American physiciSt, saki, 'During periO(Is ot r&lax· 15548 Jon Van Malar I Paul Rowe • Pole llllrns East The unobvious is unobviously right E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com www.auctronzlp.com OWners: is currently !lt•rtib Opening lead: • A llllll.leblelr. 1411-411-1114 e. Pleasant . West Pass ltttere 3 Sun, In Corrie<!. South Pass Pass 23 OldL time 26 Pirtle's 27 Summer In Vulnerable: North-South Racine, Ohio r740n247,2019 OPERATING.IOOM TECHNICIAN t K Q 10 7 6KQ98 7 "'" Dealer: Eul Stop & Cornpate AAIEOE pai't·~me needing someone . tor 24+ houlll per week. Company oller: compati· Hvo selory, healtll beneHili. paid vaoatlon and slclc leave and 401 K. Compenootton oan aiSo lri<:IUde housing on-site ~ desired. PiSose contact 740-384-6 . 508 to schodule on appointment or •• tA J9803 equipment. hove raliable lransp<H1alion, de- _..;,._ _ _ _ __ ndable nd Ilkbe WOII<· pa a e ' ' ing with the public. ;=Ho=l=p=W=I=ntod==;;::.=Ho=lp=W:•:n:tod=::; Schedule has """" lle•l· blllty • QIOI • A KJ 7 . 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ARLO &JANIS �• J ( Page B-6- .The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, JaniW}' 28.2009 w-.mydailyseotienl.com 'Wann Eclectic Huge stimulus bill passes House, . . A3 . ~ressions' exhibit at FAC, A2 • ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o l' I· :\ I"S • \"o I. .)I'. "\ " · q;; SPORTS I lll "RS ll \ \", ,J .\:\ l \ R \ :.!I). :.!009 "'"' ·"" t!.nl' -.·.,tmcl.nun ' . J. REED does not grade snow emerRobert Byer, director of the gencies, e.g., "Level One" Meigs County Emergency or "Level Two .: Management Agency, said · P0MEROY - A winter Deputies and dispatchers the Emergency Operations storm bringing ~zing were advising motorists to Center, which serves as the rain, ice and wet, heavy "restrict driving" until road official emergency services snow into Meigs County conditions improve,although headquarters during such a closed schools , government they said roads were mainly storm, had been opened. Byer offices and many retail and slushy by midday. said no shelters have been service businesses The commissioners' decla- opened for those without Wednesday. and some ration·directs "public offices electricity. He said the EOC might wait ~ays before their and employees -to exercise is now dealing with problems electric service is restored. the utmost diligence in exe- on a case-by-case basis. Meigs County cution of emergency Jaws, Byer said the center had COmmissioners signed a regulations and directives received only four calls for proclamation yesterday . from the state and local lev- assistance mid-afternoon declaring a state of emer- els." It will help qualify the yesterday, and one person gency. but deputy sheriff county for emergency disas- . had been evacuated from her said Sheriff Robert Beegle ter assistance, if needed. residence in Middleport to a Bv BRIAN BREEDOMVDAILYSENTINEL COM a relative's home in Chester. Transportation crews, town"Shelters are lined up in ship and . county crews and case we need them, but we viUage street workers were have none In place at this working around the clock to time." Byer said. "Rather, clear roadways. we are dealing with isolated But the main problem for cases. and are trying to hold most local residents has our own at this point ." been the interruption of Byer said he planned to ~o power. Yesterday afternoon, out into the county later m AEP Ohio reported ihat the day to survey damage . 8,217 Meigs County cusA wintry mix of ~zing tomers were in the dark, up rain and snow first caused · from 1,888 earlier in the problems Tuesday. but the day. (See related story.) precipitation just kept coming School was canceled for in various forms, until roads Thursday, again, and Byer were coated and slippery, and said conditions could contrees were covered in ice and tinue to worsen as more snow. Ohio Department of trees are downed. AEP: Power could be out for 'several days' Bv BRIAN C8 Science Panel: Uric acid study inconclusive J. REED BAEEDOMYOAILVSENTINEL.CbM POMEROY Over 8.000 customers without electricity could remain without it until ·this weekend, according to American Electric Power Ohio. AEP President Joe Hamrock held a telephone press conference late · Wednesday to discuss the process of restoring power to some 100.000 AEP Ohio customers without electrici' ty due to the snow storm that struck the southern part of the state on Tuesday night and Wednes(iay. Around 80,000 ofthose customers without power are in southern and southeastern Ohio , and AEP does not expect their power to be restored ' until noon on Saturday or as late as S ulda y night. In addition to the usual 140 line workers who cover this part of AEP Ohio's territory, another 540 workers have been moved into the area to work on restoring power. The last group is expected to arrive Thursday · morning. AEP Vice President Karl Boyd said 'AEP moved crews , equipment and assessment teams into the areas predicted to be hardest hit Tuesday evening. During a major outage such as this, AEP first addresses the safety hazards of fallen power lines, then moves on to service emergency facilities, like hospitals .and 9 II call centers. After ,that. they work on main lines in order to restore the largest number of customers. and . then ' move on to restore power to secondary lines, and then individual homes. , Those crews are faCing difficulty in travel, and in . ' •In Pittsburgh, the big hits always keep EO C:oming. See Page Bl -INSIDE !I • Entertainment briefs. See Page A2 • Winter Jazz/Blues Festival coming. See Page A2 • • Hospices win . $134m in stimulus. Sft' Page A3 •. stnckland 'says budget won't raise taXes. See Page A5 WEATHER . . . .... ~­ ~ ~ Details on Page A3 · 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES . Annie's Mailbox As Calendars As Classifieds · B3·4 Comics Bs Editorials A4 Places to go · A2 B Section ·Sports Weather A3 @ AOOCJ Ohio Valley Publishing Co. •• • ( , I II."' !),• •• Wintry • miX ••• . UGH! . The weather forecasters call it "wihtry mix," a sloppy combination of snow, freez· ing rain, and Ice that made travel difticult and dangerous and interrupted electrical service for thousands. Tree branches were encased in ice, and were soon to be covered w"h newly-fallen snow Wednesday afternoon. The ' Civil War soldier was.all alone on the courthouse lawn, since county employ· ees and workers in many · downtown businesses, like school students, took · another "snow day." Brian J. R...Uph9toe PltiH SH AEP. AS INDEX . S:rAFF 4 REPORT MOSNEWSOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM · POMEROY - The C8 SCience Panel has.completed a new study on uric acid and C8 and C8S, based on existing data from the C8 Health Project. While increased uric acid is associated with higher levels of C8 and CSS, the data does not sufficiently prove that th~ chemicals can cause an increase in uric acid. The Science Panel team recently completed a study on. the relationship between uric acid and CS and CBS in the blood of mid-Ohio valley residents who participated in the 2005-2006 C8 Health Project. The study was done in collaboration with researchers at West Virginia University. and a summary has been filed in the Wood County. W.Va. court, as required under the settlement of a 2004 class action suit. It is also available at www .C8SciencePanel .org. Uric acid is a natural component of he blood, commg largely from dietary sources, particularly meat. Very htgh . levels can lead to gout, a ferm of arthritis . High uric acid has also been linked to high blood pressure in . some studies . CS is present at relatively high levels among the local. residents due to drinking water · cont;~inination from the Parkersburg, W.Va. DuPont plaill. The chemical was found . in trace amounts · in the water supplies of the Pomeroy and Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Districts , and the water supply of Mason County, W.Va. · C8S levels in local residents is similar to those of Please IH Study, AS Riverfestconrurndttee Seniors helping seniors live independently shares f~tival profit . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHCMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHC MYOAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Five community organizations are sharing $2,000 in gifts from last year's successful Sternwheel Rive'rfest Festival. · · · John Musser, cliairman, said the committee at a recent meeting, "oted to give the village of Pomeroy $500 to he.lp pay for extra expenses incurred including electricity supplied for the events and vendors. trash removal , pol ice work to kept things going .along smooth· ly, and other miscellaneous se!"Vices toward making the festival a success. The Pomeroy Blues aild Jazz Society also was given $500 to help with its expenses of staging free summer concerts in the amphitheater featuring . well-known entertainers, . and the Society's Big Bend Blues Bash . a two-day festival which attrac.ts hundreds of blues and jazz enthusiasts into the village . Please see Profit, AS POMEROY - In these economic times many organization s are havmg to depend more and more on volunteers for help in keeping their assi stance programs operatin~ . At the · Me1gs County Senior Citizens Center. vital programs of service and ~ducation are carried out by the Retired 'Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) under the leadership of longtime director Diana Coates . Many are geared to helping elderly Meigs residents continue to live' independently. ' . Perhaps one of the most important programs for the many widows and widowers living alone is RUOK (Are you ok ?) It is a telephone reassurance · program for those who live alone. Contacts are made on a daily basis . It requires many volunteers who are willmg to commit to the daily schedule. "This is a great volunteer opportunity for those of you who want to volunteer but don '·t or can't leave the comfort .of your own home," said Coates. She explained that each volunteer and the person he or she is to make daily contacts with are "matched" • and the two decide on what time of day best suits both. If either are to be gone and the contact will not be made , then they are asked to advise each other. If at some iime the volunteer cannot get in touch with his or her "phone buddy," and the person didn't call to say he or she would not be home, the volunteer can assume something is wrong and contact the RSVP office for an emergency response. While · volunteer programs are geared to helping others, they also contribute significantly to the life. of llleese see Seniors. AS · · • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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