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I -.....; S Go Tornadoes! Detalla on Page AS , • INDEX 109 North 3rd Street 110 w. 2nd ·Pomeroy, Ohio ·(740) 992-6059 or (740) 992·5132 E11111111111d 1107 Sri'tg 1ht public 1110 yen FAEDW. CROW, SR. (1879·11571 ·FRED W.CAOW(Itll • 1111) •t. CARSON CROW r-: [' at Rutland to close Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGE.NTOMYOAILYSENT!NEL~ , Challene IMIUch/pllotall Jacob Riffle of Meigs High School was recognized as the top overall mate archer in the state comp.atition of the NASP held in Columbus. His prizes included a two-year full scholarship to Hocking College, Nelsonville. The Meigs lnten;nediate Archery Team, coached by Da~ Thomas, took first place in the NASP state competition and will be going to the 2009 Nat10nals_tn May to defend tis nattonal title of 2008. Members of the winning team ware Dahon Bush, Alden Tacktttt. Josh Gilkey, Collin Neutzling, Matthew Smallwood. _Gatrett . Buckley, ·Christian .Spaun, Cody Robinson, Cody Rice, David Doer1er, Gage Gilkey, Mtchael Davts, Layne Acree, Nate Hoover. Mitchell Metts. Trae Hood, Sariah Brinker, Paige Phillips. Brooke Reynolds, Grace Herman, Makya Milhoan, Jerrika Keesee, Eireanna Colburn, and Madison Dyer. • 740-949-2078 Daily Sentinel . 111 CollltSINat p FIIIVJ, 011 I • (740) 992-2155 ....... ~ditorials .Obituaries . As l Ohio Munml lmurancc Gnmr Or visit us on the web- www.readbaur.com Home Auto Farm Business · . A4 jMarch Madness B2·3 220 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 992-3600 BY BRIAN Annie's Mailbox A3 . BY BRIAN J. REED Calendars A3 eREED, tMYDAILYSENnNEL.COM ¢las'sifieds 84"6 · MIDDLEPORT - An Comics B7 average of over 2.000 more Racine, Ohio CROW Afl) CROW ·Law Offices ~ sediment from ·stoon w*" runoff. The 133-acre ~ area would have- a capacity of approllimately 2.7 .4 millien cubic )lards. The anticipll!i:d daily waste receipt at the fucilit'l would be 2..200 ~ and tlie anticipared we of 100 facility -would be appro& mately 41 years. The Obio EPA also went on to say AMP-Ohio's M , ....... lt,AS RUTLAND This week Peoples .Banco.rp announced 11 is dooing its Rutland Branch -effective June 30. Along with the Rutland Bnuu:h. the Lower Salem Branch iii Washington County is also clooing. A press release issued by · Mark F. Bradley, president and CEO of · Peoples Bancorp ·said the Rutland and Lower Salem branches will be "consolidated" into existing .branches. "We do not anticipate any job loss as our associates will be employed at other nearby Peoples · Bank offices:· Bradley said. Kirk Frazee. general manager of Peoples Bank of Rutland, confirmed this was true and that the three employees at the Rutland branch would be offered jobs at other branches. The press release said the company was closing the branches to ·"streamline operations while enabling us to continue serving out clients." · "We . appreciute the opportunity to serve clients in Rutland und Lower Salem:· Bradley added. "We look forward to contiiming to provide quality financial services from nenrby locutions ." After the dosure of the Rutlund branch . Peoples Bank will have two remaining branches _in Meigs County. one in Pomeroy. one in Middleport . In the same press release which announced pluns to dose the Rutlund branch, Bradley unnoum:ed plans to open n new. full-service office in Zanesville and combine current operations in Nelsonville into a new facility'. In April. Peoples · Plus• sM '-pies. AS for two building proposals Bridge of Honor appears ESC seeking funding where the ESC opt>mtes its Costanzo said the counJ. Head Start progrum. and the ty's ESC oflice in Pomeroy good for Middleport traffic three local school districts. Village Hall is too small for ; : a SECfiONS- 16 PAGES Grocery & Deli Call ahead orders welcome Syracuse, Ohio ·740-992-4242 ' sibly ~mum from tlte · t tbougb ~ Oliio hopes to telb:e .g~p­ sum ill its landfill b~ ~ the Powerspan process. Powerspan '-'Oilverts some of the waste which would. oormall)' go into a landfill into a byproduct fo( fertilizer. according to the company. According to the Ohio EPA, the landfill would have sever<il sedimentation ponds to control erosion and remove power - B&RMarket "BEST OF LUCK SHS" .• Cunningham l'l8I'TMid :.new Holzer Clinic COO.. SeeP!IgeA3 • W.Va. flea market : lebuilds after devastating )ire. See Page AS POMEROY - With all lhn:e Meigs. County archery teams returning home winners from the state tournament ill the Naliooal Archery in the · Schools Program (NASP), plans are now moving fOrward to compete in May's national contest. - ' The 2009 NASP National Invitational Tournament will be held in Loui!>ville, Ky. on May 8 and 9. Participating will be the Meigs Elementary .team which took first in the state contest. and the Meigs Midllle School and the Meigs High School teams. both second place winners in . their respective '?ategories. . The Me1gs Intermediate team will be retumin$ to the Louisville competitiOn of . the NASP as the defending . national champion of 2008. In the state archery contest held in Columbus durin$ the Arnold Sports Fesuval, Jacob Riffie of Meigs High School was ranked as the top overall male archer.·In addition to trophies and archery equipment, he was awarded a full two-year scholarship to Hoc.king College in Nelsonville. Top shooters from Meigs County were as fQIIows : Josh Gilkey. lOp male, high school divis1on; Paige Phillips, top female. elementary division; Eugene · Patterson, third overall male, high school division; Treay McKinney. overall third male. middle school division: Selena Reynolds. top overall female. middle school division: Sariah Brinker. third overall female. -elementary division; and Dalton Bush, fifth overall male. elementW)' division. From the more than 800 students from 34 teams participating in the state tour. nament, the Meigs High School team was selected to receive the tenm spirit award in recognition of ·their enthusiasm and support of fellow archers in the tournament. permit Ian approved for AMP-Ohio )let ro. apply for a required though its National Wlllltewarer treatment/dis- . Pollutant Discharge · ~ system permit-to.-E1imination System and Air •mtan for activities associPermits, approved finaJ by al!i:d with the power- plant, · the state. are currentl)l under · The Ohio EPA held a pubappelll b)l ~arious oppo- lie information session. on neniS.In addition to the per- the draft landfill permit in mits under appeal, AMP- Au~ilst of last year. AMPOhio still has to ba~e its 4<» Ohto's landftll would be 1111ater q~~ality permit issued located on Hill Road by the US Arm)' Corps of between Ohio 124 and East En~rs. According to the Letart Road: It would accept Ohi~ EPA. the company has · flyasb. bottom ash and pos- • • B Section Sports )\leather Volley Publishbll Co. .lei -Ohio ' Jll!.,, . •· ' • cars a day are coming into Middleport from Pomeroy now that the new Bridge of Honor is open to traffic. , Mayor Michael Gerlach said Tuesday he was surprised by the findings of two recent traffic counts. one completed by the Meigs County Engineer just before the bridge's opening late last yeur. and another by the Ohio Department ofTransportation early thts year. ,.. , Gerlach s.aid the \illlage .t REED 8REEOOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM asked Engineer Eugene Triplett to count traffic from three locations: Mill Street (lnd ·Bradbury Road · Middleport Hill, North Second Avenue at the Pomeroy/Middleport corporation limit, and on Powell Street at Hobson. While most traffic enterel\ Middleport from Pomeroy. approximately 6.300 cars a duy according to that count. neurly 4,000 eillered the vii. !age from Middleport Hill. An estimated 2. 150 curs ca1ne into Middleport from the lower end of town. Pluse IH D'afllc, AS POMEROY - Among That proposal would co~t an lhe proposals for spending estimated $1.5 million . federal economic stimulus The ESC ulso operates 1111 plans are two submitted by administrutive - office in the Athens-Meigs · · At11e~s. John . Costunzo. Educationul Servil-e Center udmtntstnuor of the .twofor new construction. coumy ESC. srud the propo~The first proposal is for a als. hke many submitted m $2.5 million building pro- rece~t weeks through the ject to relocale the Mei~s states s~1mul~~ . w~bs1te. County ESC otlice, now m ~ere_ put lonh lot cons1~erathe Pomeroy Villuge Hall. lion Ill hopeos ?I bemg lundto a new -facility. possibly -ed .. ,but .,utd they ~~t:e near the Rio Grande Meigs destgned to _address nn!ICI· . Center ut Rocksprings. The pated an~ luture nee,ds of the second proposal would ESC,wh~eho)lC?mte. over~ ullow for renovAtion of progrnms relntmg to pubhc spuce und establishment of educuhon. both on tis own otlices for ESC stnff ut the and in cooperation with the Bradbury Learning Center. ,three IIX·ul school districts . . . the .agency's needs. and said the .ESC will soon -have to decide whether to make upgrades to its space or relocute. The proposal for u new office facility itlclud.:s .the purchase of real estme and construction of a 13.000 square-foot building . · The ESC's smaller Pf\ltJOS· al would provide for space in local di~trict schools for personnet who work primuril) in those buildings. With budget cuts in. recent years 'and more expt'clcd in the future. relocuting those s~rvices tQ d' · b 'ld' · II 1x lslnct Ul mgs wou ' ' lilean ... .ESC, A5 ,,, �AROUND THE WORI,D Olpn trade :Egypt pressured to end lh Jt 1 QIO liCE lEI , ~PRESS WRITER PageA2 Wd H by. M.udt 18. aoot Seoul rules out t.'lcBng emnomic zone in North : CAIRO - The povett)l of ~Cairo's slums forced a ~young couple to seU nearly : evecy~ tbel' bad. Wbm ,that w- ' eoougb. each of them sold a. lidney. . The clandestine pre-dawn · operati0a in. a =all pri,.are : b.ospi.tal. ended with tit<: man :and wife being dWllped · sem.icoosctous in ta:ill the ('llyment for their k.id· 'O.eys tuded into · their' : d'Qtbes. tbily sal'. · : Now. a. yeat later. penni• Less OllCe 1001'1.". tb.ev are too : weak 1D e"~ mo>~e around : their ap6Jtment. Uoabl.e ro afford follow -up care. thei.r .heahh is so fragtle they :-spend much of the day ill BY mE BEND )"he Daily Sentinel ~ ANNIE'S MAILBOX DQn'tdelay ·. dinner for in-laws • ltr IICmiY llliicrm • local WRITER good for our tnuruidiate Coryu locd of .JaclsQn who wiU celebtate bet lOth birthda)' on April 12th along with het fout-~eat anni"«Silfl' of diagno:>is. was the local atea poster ctllld and inspitatioo for the Southern project. She continues bi·monlhll! ched.u~ at Children's Hospital . tn Columbus. and the latest repQtt is that she is now frel: of cancer. Ovetall. Southern l<lised .,._.. . Egyptians Abdel-R<!hman Ab.del-Azil: and his wir., Asmaa. who eacl't Slllo a kldN~ fQr 1.1-S. dollars 2.300· each. lie at their l'lome in the SlftWling Muqattam dilm!ic.t 01'1 cairo's out- skiJts QD Marcf'l 8. E'g)tpt is ornt Qf l'lalf a dolen COUlltJ!ies idefltifled 1:1.)1 the WQMQ ~ Organilation as organ trafficiling net S!lllts. Pf'lll'll~tin& a draft law l!!adled b!j (8ptian health officials which is &>~.~ted to ~ ~Wt before parliament ill tJ!Ie 11\&Xt f&w mor~ths til regulate transplants. . failure. makes moo;: organs swgery, they were stuffed available a.od is ~ hea~ily sedal\!11 inro talUs f~ heart and full u~er trans- with ~ust $2.300 each plants, . · tucked llltQ diW clolhing, The mooey weal fiiBi Gtand Sheik Mohammed Sayyed Ta.ntawi of AI· muchofitful-deht>andmed~ha.r. Sunni Islam ·s pre- kine. Abdel-~ amd his. eminent institarion, last wtfe's hellltb suffered fn:m a. week endorsed a btain death lad: of p0Sl-surgeey em standard. But a powerful They- iW'DI"ain of weak! , ~· groop of lawmakers Oppo&.· and pain mtbilif sides, es it , saying it tlfen:> the As destitute as toet'ift, the .door to abuses by <b:tOfS. couple moved m with In the abSence of a law. Abdei-Aii:,'s 71).yelll'-old th~ orga.n tr1.1de has been out fathef, Mohammed. who in the open. · struggles to .e~n eoough. Many Qf those looking for money as a driver lQ care fur k.idneys are Sandis paying them · around $16.000 for a. bla.c.t ~.1'~ ~~fur ~n's · market transplant. experts 1111stake. said tbt fi · • . sa.y. The domozs are plucked In Egypt,~ransptanl numfronl Egypt's poot. often bers ate hard lQ ~by, as misled about the risks and there is oo official ~· abandoned after . surgery . At least 500 doctw.> Wlioft.. with no follow -up em, said • ll(!III:QVed tidney bm>plants Amr Mpstafa. a field are ~'lllried out elldl year. researcher for the ·Coalition The: despetab: seudl fur forOI'ga&-fail\11\l Solutions. · organs ha.s in\ells.ified ij WUhlngt~ a4'ltlarowul the world, with tidcaey gro~~p that h~lps meys in higbc:st demalld due . dooor$. to increases in kidne~ dis· ln €11iro's sprawling- oase. The 66,000 kidney Muqattlllll district. A~l- ttansp.lants worldwide in Am and his wife's 1>101'}' · 2005metomy IO~tof began. lite most others, the eslimal\!11 need, act:OOlwlth money troubles: He · ing to WHO. '""' ub:nt of lost his job as a minibus dri· illegal kidney mmsP)ants is ver a.od was three months unknown even to WHO. behind on rent. Orgun trade is als.o big· He was led tu 11 neighbor· bu~neS!' - another reason hood woman who worked for resistance to change. us un orgun bro.ker. "To some extent - and "She said bet own son did this is not just specific to it (sold a lddne~ ). that it was Egypt - there m vested sate and that 1 d get lots of interests. there is money to money:· he said. She was so be made," sa.id Dr. Gabxiel persuasive th11t Abdel- Danovitch, a transplant speAzi:l;'s wife, Asmaa, agreed cialist al UCLA s David to sell a kidney as well. Geffen SchOol of Medicine They were promised who has been part of efforts $5.400 each. But after to stop the pnlblem. sentences of up ro 15 years in prison and $180.000 fines tor violations. At the same time.l3gypt's Health Ministry It~ begun crack.ing down. In recent months. authorities dosed two private medical center.> ill Ca.iro and arrested doc· tms. middlemen a.nd la.b workers for violating doctors union 'ules or ot.her charges. said ministry SpQlesman Abdel-Rah.ma.n Shaheen. "The'! work. · after m~d­ night.'' • he said. "They do these operations in fact in hospitals tha.t have no lacilities to do 11 map opetatioo like this. They wt>re all closed, aild they W!)re a:ll arrested." "We mu~t .admit that we do ha.ve a problen1 with o~an transplants," Shaheen sa.td. Crucially. the dratl law als~> allows del.-et\Sed dooations; limiting the need ft>t living .donors. Past attempcs at legislation have failed partly be.ca.use of rellgiQUs and cultural · resistance 'to taking organs. from the dead, though many other Muslim countries allow 1 deceased donation. There now appears to be consensns on allowing dt:~:east>d donations, but there remains a strong debate o~er whether the law should let doctors us.. brain death in determining whether a potential donor has died. as most other nations with transplant laws allow. · Th,e brain death standard. rather than heart a.od lung four to five beets befote the crash. No clmrges have been lodged against him yet. · Stute civil det'ense o.m.cials said 16 people were injured. many seriously. a.nd photos showed much of the side of the bus tom off. ''I can't believe unybody got out alive:· said Be~erley Kinnammo.n at'ter speaking by phone with her sister. Barbara Jewell Dalke. of Mission. Tex.us, .one of the 1 . ' Ccw:er area.- said wwre-. . Marilyn Jackson, 67, of Va.nOOuver. Lucus wus ''u man wh() SALTILLO. Mell.ico - A wo.rk.ed hlll'd all his life and drunk.en dtiver lost control was finally. slowly going of his tractor-trailer and . into semiretirement and he slammed into a bus carrying was really excited aoout Ca.nadians and Americans t~ing thi~ trip," said Jeantouring northern Mellico. Luc Monn. who WQI'ked killing II. officials said with Lacas for 14 years. Tuesday. Lai:as's. wife. Line Carrier, . Seven Americans. three 55, was am~:mg th~ fonr Canadians and the Mellican injured Canadians. bus driver were killed. said The couple had been lOIII'· :Jose An¥el Herrera. a feder- sur~ivots . iog the southern United Stutes 'al homtcide detective in "She sui~ it was retuly in a recreutional vehicle. They ,northern Coahuila sU1te. bad." Kinnammon suid by . ten it at a crunpground in They included two Tel\IIS telephone after speaking McAllen and boarded the bus ·middle school tettehers on u with her sister earlier in the for u whirlwind trip in north:spring breuk. a retiree froni da)·. "We feel very lucky thut enstem Mexi1-'0. Ctmier's son ·Iowa and a Quebec busineS!' Barbara seems to be OK." • Christian Poulin said. consultant eas.ing into retire· Herrem snid the tmck dri' "They nused their family. :ment with a tOUr of the U.S. worked hurd lllld were · ·and Mel\ico. Many were ver, who wus umong those snowbird~ from coldt'rclimes b\lrt, had been intoxicated thin kin~ about themselves · :who spent their winteJ'S in and would be 'hurged with - and 11 wus time to do that · - und sudly misfol1lme has :Texas' Rio Grande Valley. involuntary homicide. , .Todd Hnizinga. a Two of tho~e killed were befallen them," Poulin said. Ron Christy 73. of West ·~pok.esmun for the u.s . con- . middle-sch~l reuding teach. 1 · th b · f ers ut Cummin~:s Middle Liberty. lowu was an u~id .su ate m e neaoy City o S~o·hool in Brown,wille. bo<:ce lmll and shut11ehourd .Monterrey. · said nine Ameri1.·uns were injured nnd Tcxus: Ann Muria Bujnnos of player who operuted the that 11\0SI w~:re 111 stuble Brownsville und Rebecca 'l>und system for dan~es und clum:h ser~kes ut an .condition. Pemelton of Hrn·lingen. RV park in Donna. Texas. : Herrent Sllid the tructor"T\llll()fTOW would hu~e where he wintered with his · tmil~ r driver lost control. b.:en our 33rd wedding ·swe1ved onto the shoulder unniversury. thut's why I'm wife Margaret Christy, 69. Park mnnager· Putty to his ten. then ovcrcom- taking it so hard ," said Wigduhl said Mnrguret pen sated to the right und Bummos · husbund . Cbris. crushed into the bus coming Bujunos. 56. hud Uiken · Christy tol1l her by telefrom the opposite di1~ction simi lur ,trips for y1.·urs. her phone thlll she hud been sitting beside her husband near ·on Monduy. . husbund suid .. State prost'Cutors said urine The Cunadian Press news the front of the bus. where tests indit:med thnt tmck dri· agency idemificd tht' sh11des were dmwn to block ver Julio Cesar Gurcia. n. Cunudiuns who died as the sun, and moved bnck to was driving under the intlu- Robert Lucus. 56. ot' Quebec. find un unblocked w'indow. ence of alcohol, und estimat· Carolyn Kowulesk.i, 6/l , of The cmsh then ri11ped l l hole e<J', that .he may have drnnk ('uledoniu, OnHu·io. nnd in the front of the bus. . ,. ~'~'lESS AnM!rican Society Cbapo:r. We know Joanne Crisp and the rest of the Reta.~ fur Life crew put in a. toe of time to do a. lot of . Americans, Canadians among 11 dead in Mexico crash· MARK WALSH in helping tight cbii.Q.. K:t tbrQugh the leukemia. and Ll'mphoma. CaD!:U Society Chapter. ·we just thQusch.t tbllt if we flli:>ed mone~ focally. we would COUllUJ.t to benl!fit our own • Bv Southern me. Egypt is one of a half dozen countries identified ·by the Work! Heallh ·~ani.zation as organ-traf· ficling hot spots. Under international pressure. other trouble SpQIS like China. Pakistan and the Philippines have outlawed orga.o sales and barred foreign<>rs from undergoing transplants to . stop "transplant tourism." . Egypt. however. has long ignored the problem. ellperts sa.y. Transplant surgeons working to stop the · global trade fear that for.eign patients fmding it harder to go to Asia could flood into Egypt in search of ASSOCIATED RACINE - E.lemelltary ~-endy putici· pat'eQ in a ~PI:Im.i.es fur Ptltienti- ~.lll do its. As part of camplign. Southern p~ lQ gi~e 10 percent to the localArol!ri!:an ttade. 1~ptian officials are . finally showing signs of .action. One key problem has been that Egypt does not ha~e a law regulating transplants, only weak doctors union rules that bllf sales but are latgely self. polidng and ignored. . Now. a draft law is t>llpei:ted to be put before .Pilfliament in the nex:t few months. The law would ban the sale of organs. prohibit transplants to foreigners. ·restrict the operations to public hospitals· and impose Southern raises pennies for patients Societl' in Cincinnati.. : bed in a dark. room. ~If anyone bad made de~ •to me the ~r. t wouldn't : ha.ve done it. said Abdel- 0 Wed esAAy, Muda 18, aoG9 Can<:« MD II•IIC'f .Q ••p : ·Rahman AW-~iz. g"dunt a.nd looking older than his '24 years as be- lay in bed beside hi~ wife, He pulled up his sweatshirt to show the sca.r from the opw!.tio11. for years.. word has spread a.tllong Egypt's destitute that semng a ld~ey sometitn<>s for as ltttle as $2.00> - can be a quick way out of a. debt or to keep from sinking deeper into povt>l't]l. At rondow n cat'e&. ·they are hunted by middlemen work.ing tor tab& that match donohi a.od recipi.ents. many of whom a.te forcignel'S dr<~wn to Egypt's thriving. underground organ Pagei\3 Meldoo's forei&n Relations Department is,s.l.ll:d ·a statement expressing its ''most sin- .............._. ~ l:ere ""'_...V<> lQ ""' VIC- tims' families and it tlffeJed 10 help witb any paperwork lberelativ~ may tac.e. The passengers wm on a four-day tour of the Meltif:an cities of Zacatecas and Rea.! de Catwce. according to a ttavel brochllre from Viva MexiCQ Tours. which hired the bus. The owners of the McAllen. Texas.. tour bu.s.iness. Tomas and · Aida Gonlttlez. were on their way back from vi~ting the injured in Mellkan hospitals Tuesday. s11id Irma Gomel, who was usked hy the owners to come in and answer phOne calls. "We're pn1ying for the f•\miHes:· Gomel suid. MARCH 26, 2009 6:30P.M. . . SuQrtta•_. Scott WoW.t, SoulMrn prii'lcipal. and Mindy Pa.tlMcln. PTO pruiclent present a check for' SSO to .loariN Crisp. t'aigs Caunty Rllwt for Life c.o-cNirman. The mone~ reprn'l Hd a por1ifln o.f fUnds ...-a in a Pennies tor ~ts prog~am o1 SoutJ!Iem Elementary studar'lts. overS550tbrollgb.ct>llecting spare "pennies. and~. Last Jlellf. natioowide. moR · thl.ln SIO million was raised · IQ fight childhood cancers through "Pennies fof Pu.tients." Grades K-4 partieiJ!V,ted in the program .with ~ thRe ~ classes of Angie Smith. Miscy Rogers. and Judy Gi.lm!;>re. Qne . of the lessons learned through the ~ject was that Of compess!.on and respoosibilicy to help others. MilS announces 2009 'Marauder' basket project . POMEROY - Meigs High School supporters will have a special oppQr-. tunity to p.urchase a Second · Edition "Ma.tauder" Bas.ket. Tb.e hard maple bask.et chosen is the "Biscuit" Basket made by American Ba~ket Ttaditions Company in Canal Fulton. Ohio .- Profits go to support the Meigs High School. Class of 20 ll. · Each hand woven "Marauder" Basket features a maroon and gold "cot- fundraisets around the tag~· shoestring . we~ve, CQUII~. soltd maroon fabnc linet. "We te "etl' excil\!11 about plastic protector. and corn- offering a custom made nwmorative btas& tag. The Second Edition collector basket measures 9.i5" ll basket," said Denis:e Arnold 9.75" x. 4". is $40 and is who is ~ the bas· 100% custom mad<> in the ket sales. 'The l.lask.ets ate U.S A The American beautiful with the solid Traditions Baslet Compan)' · cranben-y fabric liner. and hus been a family owned maroon and gold weave," .business t'ot 15 years '""'"Ma.ta.udef'' basket is speciali1ing in prodacing. ' on display at the Meigs hand-woven American bard High School office; where maplt> baskets; custt!mizing orders ca.n be placed during each basl<.et ruder for school office llours. In addition. there are a lim.il\!11 number of 2008 !Miskets also available. The scy le of this bask.et is the ''card" bW!ket. Both bast.ets can be seen on the school Wt>b site meigslocal.olg under the high :school bulletin OOIIrd lin.lf.. FOf mort ill{ol'ltlatiO'I. w to. ol'df'. i:olllCKt a 1QJJ Class mtmbeF o, M,.s . Arnold ar 740-991-2158: ur. 1510. All students wi11 be notified whe" tht ol'del's afftllll. Cunningham named new Holzer Clinic·COO Colombian rebels free last known foreign hostage BOOOTA (AP) - Le.l\ist rebels oo Tuesday treed the last known foteign hoStage held in Colombia. an ail~ 69-yw-old Swedek.i~ nearly two year.\ ago from the ranch where he· d retit'ed. Erik Roland Larsson. paralyzed in half his. body, was handed over to detective~ in a rugged region of the northem state of Cocdoba. the head of the DAS state security agency. Felipe Muntu, told Tb.e Associated Press. Video provided by DAS to local media showed La!Slion. upparentl~ unable to walk. being ht'ted by police a.nd soldiers from a canoe on the shore of a ri~er in desolate. high terraill a.nd placed on a stretcher and mto an ambula.nce. Munoz said ~arlous Swedish ,nQJI·govemmental organizations had St>ught his freedom. ''For us, it's obviously a very happy ·day." Swedish Embassy counselor Tommy Stromberg told the AP. Stromberg said he did not know if a tansom was paid to Larsson's ~·aptors. the Re~olutionary Armed Fol'l:es of Colombia. Ol' .FARC. but that Swedish police ha.d WQfked closely with the DAS on the case. The FARC had songht 11 $5 million tansom. uccord· ing to the DAS. CQ!ombia 's. O..fense Ministry said in a repQrt iS!'ued earlier this month that LatsSOn was the onty foreigner still held capti\·e in the nation . Lena Ambassador Nordstrom told repo:ttets that Larsson; whom she met in Cl.m:loba 's l:apitt~l. Monterit~, had been tb.e only Swedish kidnap victim in the world. She said he· d received some Swedish food but didn '~elaborate. r . He was to later be tlowJI to Bogotu. . Lt~rssan was kidnapped lrom his ranch in Tierra1ta• not far from where he was freed. on May 16. 2007, along with his Colombian wife. Diann: ~na. She escaped tOOt same month following a gunbattle between her captoo and pulice. · : He had retired in Calombia after working for SkunSI\u AB on ~'Onstructian of the Ucra I hydroelectric project in the region. and named his ranch "Cielito · Lindo:· Spunisl1 for Pretty Little Sky. MEIGS COIJNT'I ANNEX (I{SfPE Till MEIU Cfli/Nrt El1ENSION 011/Cf) Fcptnrrtl SJitllkcrs: Purina Equine Sped11lbt· Aaron Rhoades & Kelly Grnestr. DVl\1 Featu~ Drawln11· l)[awip• 1-200 lbs fet'd • Drgwlpe 2- 100 lbs fted Must H p,-,st/11 Ia win Rel'hWiments & Door Prizes Questions Callllettwlller Lumber 740.!1!11·$500 · :Community Calendar House from 10 a.m. to I ·p.m. Anyone interested in ' tbe Masonic Lodge or tht> M~.Mardlll Eastern Stat is invited to RACINE - Southern attend. Members will be Local School Board, regular present to a.nswer question · meeting. 8 p.m .•high school about the fraternity and vismedia room . itors will be able to tour the lodge . hall. Refreshment&. Call Randy Smith at 5080816. SALEM CENTER Stat Grange 1778 and Star Wednesday, March 18 .Junior Grange 1878 will POMEROY - Meigs hold fun night with pQtluck ' Co1mty Fire Association. ut 6:30 p.m. at the hull. lui7~0 p.m.. · Po~eroy lowed by flin night activi· Firehouse. New Bas.tc stu- ties and s..t up for soup din· dents to attend. ner to he held on Sunday. · , Tllunday, March 19 . Sunday, March l3 · POMEROY - American SALEM CENTER Cancer Society Meigs . Star Grange 1778 will host County Advisory Board a saup dinner from II a.m . ·meeting. noon. basement until 2 p.m. at the hall on 1.-onference room Pomeroy C .R. I . three miles north of Wb . ·· · Salem Center. Membership • RWosvtLLE awards presented. Riverview Garden Club Entertainment. · Public , :30 p.m. at the orne of in~ited . Nancy Wt~Chter, .. POMEROY .- Meigs County Retired Teachers to meet at noon. Wild . Thursday, M111'\'b 1!1 horse Cafe. Speaker. West MIDDLEPORT Heath . . Area Vice President of the United Methodist -Church. Ollio Retired Teachers Associnilon discussing free community dinner. 4· heulth cure and pension 6:30p.m. funds . · Saturday, March ll RACINE - · Special . Wednesd11y, Mal'\'h 18 meetin$ of Pomeroy/Racine RACINE Racine Masomc Lodge 164, S a.m . Breukfast at 7 u..m. O..gree Youth. Leugue signups. 4:30 work ,in the Entered to 6 , p .m S\)uthem Apprenti~e degree . Open Blomentary. Pub6c meetings Clubs and organizations Church events Youth events GALUPOUS - Jolu\ S. Cunningham has . been named chid upen~ting off~ee (COO) of the Holzer Clinic. according lQ a.n announcement by the Holzer Clmtc Board of Directors. Cunninghwn. a 23-~ear employee of Hoher Clinic. served most recently as associate administrator with o~er· ~ht of clinical departments. clmical facilities lllld admiJI.. istrative opetations. During his elltensive and distingu!~ c~r with Holzer Clinic. Cwmingllam has pre~i~~ held the positioos of &etc tse Physiologist. CW'diac Rehabilitation Supervisor. Sycllll\Ore Clinic Branch Manager and Rehabilitation Administrator. His ll~pointment as Chief Operatmg Ofticer WIIS eflec· ti~e Match I. '"I lim' tooling forward to working with Mr. 1 Jotln S. Cunningham Cunningham in his new c11pacity as a member of our Senior Ellecuti~e Stall'," said G. Pattick Connors.. CEO of Hol~er Oinic, '"Aller ha.~ing worked with him for the past 14 years. I have gained a high level of respect for his character. opportunities. Through operatiooal change we ~'QillinuW· ly make eftbrts to impco"e the care we provide to our patients. As our nation's healthcare systems prepue ro undergt> regulator)' change we will strive to insure that our patients continue lQ have superiOt qua.licy of care. high te~els of sabsfaction and eas~ access to services.· CUnningham commented. "Improving the health sta· tus of the conm1unities we ~erv<> is of paramount tmport1111ce to all of us at Holler Clinic. We ate very fortunate to have 1111 ellceptional group of physicians a.nd employees who provide a high level of quality cate. 1 am proud of our long· sta.nding tradition of deliv· Ellecuti~e.s. ering ell•-ellent patient em "lntoday'shealthcareenvi- and loo.k forward to contin· ronment we face ma.oy chal- uing these etl'ons well into lengesbutwealsoha~emany the future." insight and knowledge . .I lim positive Mr. Cunningham is . the right pers.on Ill lead our o~tions through these difficult economic times ." COIIIIOfS added. . CUnningham re~.-eived his Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the Ohio State Uni~ersity in Columbus Ohio, his Master of Science in &ercise Ph~siology ·from the Ohio Uruversiey ill Athens and his Master of Business A~ini~tration from the Uru'lers~cy of St. Thomas. Minneapolis. Minn. He is. a Certified Medical Practice Ellecutive as desig11111\!d by the Medical Group Management Associatio.n 1\Jl(h Fellow oftheAmerican College of Medical Practice NYC-based film company plans Cleveland studio CLEVELAND (AP) -. Cleveland's central location Cleveland announced a and low cost. deal Tuesday to bring ~ But the deal would be movie studio 111 the city's undemtined if Ohio doesn't underutililed convention enact tWI credits for 111mcenter. but film production mukets. During his recent hinges on whether state St!lte of the State address. lawmakers enact film Gov . Ted Strickland proindustry tM credits. posed creating a new credit New York City-bused to utttaet the industry. and independent lilm and televi- the Ohio House and Senute sion production company . have approved comreting Nehst Studios plans to take plans to offer IM creditS. control of a ponion of the "We're hoping it passes·. Cle~elund Convention so we · ure ·ready to go," Center rent-fret> for one Meistrich said. "We will be vear with an option to working in good faith to be renew ' Its goal is to create a ready to go when and if the production studio · that ta~ bill passes. We need to would hire workers to staff have the tall credit passed. crews .for its ~~1rious film We would not be •'Offiing projec-ts. · · without it." Larry Meistrkh. chainnan With the tall credits. and lottnder of Nehst Meistrich said the Studios. s~\id he wunts to · Cleveland studio could protake ad~11ntage of duce eight to 15 11lms dur- iog the next tw.o years . He said the company's goal is to keep two to four com· plete film crews working. with' each film crew ~mploying at least 100 people ~ The studio pl~ns to mtlke documentaries, televi- ~-------------------------~ 1 Mateh is full of good I luck for NEW clients one with one to donate is askt>d to contact ACV • NAHHS · ut 594-8226 and speak with either Milena or Kathr,. . Qmlts must be donated no later thlm E<1.,ter .Sundtty. so they may be hung ut the ~-en­ ter. All proo.:e<-'ds are used to · 1mwide home henlth and ho-'•· pi1-'e ser~i•-es in Athens. Meigs und Hoc~ing Counties. The web&ite with inl(mnntion is www.acvnu.org. I I I Quilt show and fundraiser set ATHENS - Appulachian Community Visiting Nurses and Hospice ure busting a quilt show and rallle during their annual spring t'und drive . Quilts will l;le displuyed for two months lit The Athens Community Center und quilt photos . and fundruising informution will be post~lt() the ugency website. Quilts are needed for the l'nnd raiser und any· sion and feature films and productions targeted for the Internet. Meistrich said the studio would occupy about 17,ln) squure feet in the aging con~ention center but could get more if needed. ·I 1 1. 1 1 1 I ,I l'RAW FRf1,f JACKSON HEWITT'S POT OF GOI.D AND 'IOU COUlD WIN: Dl~ liP TO S()q& OR S20.00 CASH OR A ROll OF GOI.D COINS. J>artj~jpatinK offices: Gllllpolls, Ohlo 18~1 E•sttm Av.nut Pomeroy, Ohio ll4 1/l Mliln Street ChtSiptakt. Ohio 407 lhlrd Avenue Pt. PIHHnt. wv 311 M•ln Strttt Pltau.clip a bring Mlln to pirtlclplltng locatl-. I 1 1 1 1 1. I I I L-------------------------~ �AROUND THE WORI,D Olpn trade :Egypt pressured to end lh Jt 1 QIO liCE lEI , ~PRESS WRITER PageA2 Wd H by. M.udt 18. aoot Seoul rules out t.'lcBng emnomic zone in North : CAIRO - The povett)l of ~Cairo's slums forced a ~young couple to seU nearly : evecy~ tbel' bad. Wbm ,that w- ' eoougb. each of them sold a. lidney. . The clandestine pre-dawn · operati0a in. a =all pri,.are : b.ospi.tal. ended with tit<: man :and wife being dWllped · sem.icoosctous in ta:ill the ('llyment for their k.id· 'O.eys tuded into · their' : d'Qtbes. tbily sal'. · : Now. a. yeat later. penni• Less OllCe 1001'1.". tb.ev are too : weak 1D e"~ mo>~e around : their ap6Jtment. Uoabl.e ro afford follow -up care. thei.r .heahh is so fragtle they :-spend much of the day ill BY mE BEND )"he Daily Sentinel ~ ANNIE'S MAILBOX DQn'tdelay ·. dinner for in-laws • ltr IICmiY llliicrm • local WRITER good for our tnuruidiate Coryu locd of .JaclsQn who wiU celebtate bet lOth birthda)' on April 12th along with het fout-~eat anni"«Silfl' of diagno:>is. was the local atea poster ctllld and inspitatioo for the Southern project. She continues bi·monlhll! ched.u~ at Children's Hospital . tn Columbus. and the latest repQtt is that she is now frel: of cancer. Ovetall. Southern l<lised .,._.. . Egyptians Abdel-R<!hman Ab.del-Azil: and his wir., Asmaa. who eacl't Slllo a kldN~ fQr 1.1-S. dollars 2.300· each. lie at their l'lome in the SlftWling Muqattam dilm!ic.t 01'1 cairo's out- skiJts QD Marcf'l 8. E'g)tpt is ornt Qf l'lalf a dolen COUlltJ!ies idefltifled 1:1.)1 the WQMQ ~ Organilation as organ trafficiling net S!lllts. Pf'lll'll~tin& a draft law l!!adled b!j (8ptian health officials which is &>~.~ted to ~ ~Wt before parliament ill tJ!Ie 11\&Xt f&w mor~ths til regulate transplants. . failure. makes moo;: organs swgery, they were stuffed available a.od is ~ hea~ily sedal\!11 inro talUs f~ heart and full u~er trans- with ~ust $2.300 each plants, . · tucked llltQ diW clolhing, The mooey weal fiiBi Gtand Sheik Mohammed Sayyed Ta.ntawi of AI· muchofitful-deht>andmed~ha.r. Sunni Islam ·s pre- kine. Abdel-~ amd his. eminent institarion, last wtfe's hellltb suffered fn:m a. week endorsed a btain death lad: of p0Sl-surgeey em standard. But a powerful They- iW'DI"ain of weak! , ~· groop of lawmakers Oppo&.· and pain mtbilif sides, es it , saying it tlfen:> the As destitute as toet'ift, the .door to abuses by <b:tOfS. couple moved m with In the abSence of a law. Abdei-Aii:,'s 71).yelll'-old th~ orga.n tr1.1de has been out fathef, Mohammed. who in the open. · struggles to .e~n eoough. Many Qf those looking for money as a driver lQ care fur k.idneys are Sandis paying them · around $16.000 for a. bla.c.t ~.1'~ ~~fur ~n's · market transplant. experts 1111stake. said tbt fi · • . sa.y. The domozs are plucked In Egypt,~ransptanl numfronl Egypt's poot. often bers ate hard lQ ~by, as misled about the risks and there is oo official ~· abandoned after . surgery . At least 500 doctw.> Wlioft.. with no follow -up em, said • ll(!III:QVed tidney bm>plants Amr Mpstafa. a field are ~'lllried out elldl year. researcher for the ·Coalition The: despetab: seudl fur forOI'ga&-fail\11\l Solutions. · organs ha.s in\ells.ified ij WUhlngt~ a4'ltlarowul the world, with tidcaey gro~~p that h~lps meys in higbc:st demalld due . dooor$. to increases in kidne~ dis· ln €11iro's sprawling- oase. The 66,000 kidney Muqattlllll district. A~l- ttansp.lants worldwide in Am and his wife's 1>101'}' · 2005metomy IO~tof began. lite most others, the eslimal\!11 need, act:OOlwlth money troubles: He · ing to WHO. '""' ub:nt of lost his job as a minibus dri· illegal kidney mmsP)ants is ver a.od was three months unknown even to WHO. behind on rent. Orgun trade is als.o big· He was led tu 11 neighbor· bu~neS!' - another reason hood woman who worked for resistance to change. us un orgun bro.ker. "To some extent - and "She said bet own son did this is not just specific to it (sold a lddne~ ). that it was Egypt - there m vested sate and that 1 d get lots of interests. there is money to money:· he said. She was so be made," sa.id Dr. Gabxiel persuasive th11t Abdel- Danovitch, a transplant speAzi:l;'s wife, Asmaa, agreed cialist al UCLA s David to sell a kidney as well. Geffen SchOol of Medicine They were promised who has been part of efforts $5.400 each. But after to stop the pnlblem. sentences of up ro 15 years in prison and $180.000 fines tor violations. At the same time.l3gypt's Health Ministry It~ begun crack.ing down. In recent months. authorities dosed two private medical center.> ill Ca.iro and arrested doc· tms. middlemen a.nd la.b workers for violating doctors union 'ules or ot.her charges. said ministry SpQlesman Abdel-Rah.ma.n Shaheen. "The'! work. · after m~d­ night.'' • he said. "They do these operations in fact in hospitals tha.t have no lacilities to do 11 map opetatioo like this. They wt>re all closed, aild they W!)re a:ll arrested." "We mu~t .admit that we do ha.ve a problen1 with o~an transplants," Shaheen sa.td. Crucially. the dratl law als~> allows del.-et\Sed dooations; limiting the need ft>t living .donors. Past attempcs at legislation have failed partly be.ca.use of rellgiQUs and cultural · resistance 'to taking organs. from the dead, though many other Muslim countries allow 1 deceased donation. There now appears to be consensns on allowing dt:~:east>d donations, but there remains a strong debate o~er whether the law should let doctors us.. brain death in determining whether a potential donor has died. as most other nations with transplant laws allow. · Th,e brain death standard. rather than heart a.od lung four to five beets befote the crash. No clmrges have been lodged against him yet. · Stute civil det'ense o.m.cials said 16 people were injured. many seriously. a.nd photos showed much of the side of the bus tom off. ''I can't believe unybody got out alive:· said Be~erley Kinnammo.n at'ter speaking by phone with her sister. Barbara Jewell Dalke. of Mission. Tex.us, .one of the 1 . ' Ccw:er area.- said wwre-. . Marilyn Jackson, 67, of Va.nOOuver. Lucus wus ''u man wh() SALTILLO. Mell.ico - A wo.rk.ed hlll'd all his life and drunk.en dtiver lost control was finally. slowly going of his tractor-trailer and . into semiretirement and he slammed into a bus carrying was really excited aoout Ca.nadians and Americans t~ing thi~ trip," said Jeantouring northern Mellico. Luc Monn. who WQI'ked killing II. officials said with Lacas for 14 years. Tuesday. Lai:as's. wife. Line Carrier, . Seven Americans. three 55, was am~:mg th~ fonr Canadians and the Mellican injured Canadians. bus driver were killed. said The couple had been lOIII'· :Jose An¥el Herrera. a feder- sur~ivots . iog the southern United Stutes 'al homtcide detective in "She sui~ it was retuly in a recreutional vehicle. They ,northern Coahuila sU1te. bad." Kinnammon suid by . ten it at a crunpground in They included two Tel\IIS telephone after speaking McAllen and boarded the bus ·middle school tettehers on u with her sister earlier in the for u whirlwind trip in north:spring breuk. a retiree froni da)·. "We feel very lucky thut enstem Mexi1-'0. Ctmier's son ·Iowa and a Quebec busineS!' Barbara seems to be OK." • Christian Poulin said. consultant eas.ing into retire· Herrem snid the tmck dri' "They nused their family. :ment with a tOUr of the U.S. worked hurd lllld were · ·and Mel\ico. Many were ver, who wus umong those snowbird~ from coldt'rclimes b\lrt, had been intoxicated thin kin~ about themselves · :who spent their winteJ'S in and would be 'hurged with - and 11 wus time to do that · - und sudly misfol1lme has :Texas' Rio Grande Valley. involuntary homicide. , .Todd Hnizinga. a Two of tho~e killed were befallen them," Poulin said. Ron Christy 73. of West ·~pok.esmun for the u.s . con- . middle-sch~l reuding teach. 1 · th b · f ers ut Cummin~:s Middle Liberty. lowu was an u~id .su ate m e neaoy City o S~o·hool in Brown,wille. bo<:ce lmll and shut11ehourd .Monterrey. · said nine Ameri1.·uns were injured nnd Tcxus: Ann Muria Bujnnos of player who operuted the that 11\0SI w~:re 111 stuble Brownsville und Rebecca 'l>und system for dan~es und clum:h ser~kes ut an .condition. Pemelton of Hrn·lingen. RV park in Donna. Texas. : Herrent Sllid the tructor"T\llll()fTOW would hu~e where he wintered with his · tmil~ r driver lost control. b.:en our 33rd wedding ·swe1ved onto the shoulder unniversury. thut's why I'm wife Margaret Christy, 69. Park mnnager· Putty to his ten. then ovcrcom- taking it so hard ," said Wigduhl said Mnrguret pen sated to the right und Bummos · husbund . Cbris. crushed into the bus coming Bujunos. 56. hud Uiken · Christy tol1l her by telefrom the opposite di1~ction simi lur ,trips for y1.·urs. her phone thlll she hud been sitting beside her husband near ·on Monduy. . husbund suid .. State prost'Cutors said urine The Cunadian Press news the front of the bus. where tests indit:med thnt tmck dri· agency idemificd tht' sh11des were dmwn to block ver Julio Cesar Gurcia. n. Cunudiuns who died as the sun, and moved bnck to was driving under the intlu- Robert Lucus. 56. ot' Quebec. find un unblocked w'indow. ence of alcohol, und estimat· Carolyn Kowulesk.i, 6/l , of The cmsh then ri11ped l l hole e<J', that .he may have drnnk ('uledoniu, OnHu·io. nnd in the front of the bus. . ,. ~'~'lESS AnM!rican Society Cbapo:r. We know Joanne Crisp and the rest of the Reta.~ fur Life crew put in a. toe of time to do a. lot of . Americans, Canadians among 11 dead in Mexico crash· MARK WALSH in helping tight cbii.Q.. K:t tbrQugh the leukemia. and Ll'mphoma. CaD!:U Society Chapter. ·we just thQusch.t tbllt if we flli:>ed mone~ focally. we would COUllUJ.t to benl!fit our own • Bv Southern me. Egypt is one of a half dozen countries identified ·by the Work! Heallh ·~ani.zation as organ-traf· ficling hot spots. Under international pressure. other trouble SpQIS like China. Pakistan and the Philippines have outlawed orga.o sales and barred foreign<>rs from undergoing transplants to . stop "transplant tourism." . Egypt. however. has long ignored the problem. ellperts sa.y. Transplant surgeons working to stop the · global trade fear that for.eign patients fmding it harder to go to Asia could flood into Egypt in search of ASSOCIATED RACINE - E.lemelltary ~-endy putici· pat'eQ in a ~PI:Im.i.es fur Ptltienti- ~.lll do its. As part of camplign. Southern p~ lQ gi~e 10 percent to the localArol!ri!:an ttade. 1~ptian officials are . finally showing signs of .action. One key problem has been that Egypt does not ha~e a law regulating transplants, only weak doctors union rules that bllf sales but are latgely self. polidng and ignored. . Now. a draft law is t>llpei:ted to be put before .Pilfliament in the nex:t few months. The law would ban the sale of organs. prohibit transplants to foreigners. ·restrict the operations to public hospitals· and impose Southern raises pennies for patients Societl' in Cincinnati.. : bed in a dark. room. ~If anyone bad made de~ •to me the ~r. t wouldn't : ha.ve done it. said Abdel- 0 Wed esAAy, Muda 18, aoG9 Can<:« MD II•IIC'f .Q ••p : ·Rahman AW-~iz. g"dunt a.nd looking older than his '24 years as be- lay in bed beside hi~ wife, He pulled up his sweatshirt to show the sca.r from the opw!.tio11. for years.. word has spread a.tllong Egypt's destitute that semng a ld~ey sometitn<>s for as ltttle as $2.00> - can be a quick way out of a. debt or to keep from sinking deeper into povt>l't]l. At rondow n cat'e&. ·they are hunted by middlemen work.ing tor tab& that match donohi a.od recipi.ents. many of whom a.te forcignel'S dr<~wn to Egypt's thriving. underground organ Pagei\3 Meldoo's forei&n Relations Department is,s.l.ll:d ·a statement expressing its ''most sin- .............._. ~ l:ere ""'_...V<> lQ ""' VIC- tims' families and it tlffeJed 10 help witb any paperwork lberelativ~ may tac.e. The passengers wm on a four-day tour of the Meltif:an cities of Zacatecas and Rea.! de Catwce. according to a ttavel brochllre from Viva MexiCQ Tours. which hired the bus. The owners of the McAllen. Texas.. tour bu.s.iness. Tomas and · Aida Gonlttlez. were on their way back from vi~ting the injured in Mellkan hospitals Tuesday. s11id Irma Gomel, who was usked hy the owners to come in and answer phOne calls. "We're pn1ying for the f•\miHes:· Gomel suid. MARCH 26, 2009 6:30P.M. . . SuQrtta•_. Scott WoW.t, SoulMrn prii'lcipal. and Mindy Pa.tlMcln. PTO pruiclent present a check for' SSO to .loariN Crisp. t'aigs Caunty Rllwt for Life c.o-cNirman. The mone~ reprn'l Hd a por1ifln o.f fUnds ...-a in a Pennies tor ~ts prog~am o1 SoutJ!Iem Elementary studar'lts. overS550tbrollgb.ct>llecting spare "pennies. and~. Last Jlellf. natioowide. moR · thl.ln SIO million was raised · IQ fight childhood cancers through "Pennies fof Pu.tients." Grades K-4 partieiJ!V,ted in the program .with ~ thRe ~ classes of Angie Smith. Miscy Rogers. and Judy Gi.lm!;>re. Qne . of the lessons learned through the ~ject was that Of compess!.on and respoosibilicy to help others. MilS announces 2009 'Marauder' basket project . POMEROY - Meigs High School supporters will have a special oppQr-. tunity to p.urchase a Second · Edition "Ma.tauder" Bas.ket. Tb.e hard maple bask.et chosen is the "Biscuit" Basket made by American Ba~ket Ttaditions Company in Canal Fulton. Ohio .- Profits go to support the Meigs High School. Class of 20 ll. · Each hand woven "Marauder" Basket features a maroon and gold "cot- fundraisets around the tag~· shoestring . we~ve, CQUII~. soltd maroon fabnc linet. "We te "etl' excil\!11 about plastic protector. and corn- offering a custom made nwmorative btas& tag. The Second Edition collector basket measures 9.i5" ll basket," said Denis:e Arnold 9.75" x. 4". is $40 and is who is ~ the bas· 100% custom mad<> in the ket sales. 'The l.lask.ets ate U.S A The American beautiful with the solid Traditions Baslet Compan)' · cranben-y fabric liner. and hus been a family owned maroon and gold weave," .business t'ot 15 years '""'"Ma.ta.udef'' basket is speciali1ing in prodacing. ' on display at the Meigs hand-woven American bard High School office; where maplt> baskets; custt!mizing orders ca.n be placed during each basl<.et ruder for school office llours. In addition. there are a lim.il\!11 number of 2008 !Miskets also available. The scy le of this bask.et is the ''card" bW!ket. Both bast.ets can be seen on the school Wt>b site meigslocal.olg under the high :school bulletin OOIIrd lin.lf.. FOf mort ill{ol'ltlatiO'I. w to. ol'df'. i:olllCKt a 1QJJ Class mtmbeF o, M,.s . Arnold ar 740-991-2158: ur. 1510. All students wi11 be notified whe" tht ol'del's afftllll. Cunningham named new Holzer Clinic·COO Colombian rebels free last known foreign hostage BOOOTA (AP) - Le.l\ist rebels oo Tuesday treed the last known foteign hoStage held in Colombia. an ail~ 69-yw-old Swedek.i~ nearly two year.\ ago from the ranch where he· d retit'ed. Erik Roland Larsson. paralyzed in half his. body, was handed over to detective~ in a rugged region of the northem state of Cocdoba. the head of the DAS state security agency. Felipe Muntu, told Tb.e Associated Press. Video provided by DAS to local media showed La!Slion. upparentl~ unable to walk. being ht'ted by police a.nd soldiers from a canoe on the shore of a ri~er in desolate. high terraill a.nd placed on a stretcher and mto an ambula.nce. Munoz said ~arlous Swedish ,nQJI·govemmental organizations had St>ught his freedom. ''For us, it's obviously a very happy ·day." Swedish Embassy counselor Tommy Stromberg told the AP. Stromberg said he did not know if a tansom was paid to Larsson's ~·aptors. the Re~olutionary Armed Fol'l:es of Colombia. Ol' .FARC. but that Swedish police ha.d WQfked closely with the DAS on the case. The FARC had songht 11 $5 million tansom. uccord· ing to the DAS. CQ!ombia 's. O..fense Ministry said in a repQrt iS!'ued earlier this month that LatsSOn was the onty foreigner still held capti\·e in the nation . Lena Ambassador Nordstrom told repo:ttets that Larsson; whom she met in Cl.m:loba 's l:apitt~l. Monterit~, had been tb.e only Swedish kidnap victim in the world. She said he· d received some Swedish food but didn '~elaborate. r . He was to later be tlowJI to Bogotu. . Lt~rssan was kidnapped lrom his ranch in Tierra1ta• not far from where he was freed. on May 16. 2007, along with his Colombian wife. Diann: ~na. She escaped tOOt same month following a gunbattle between her captoo and pulice. · : He had retired in Calombia after working for SkunSI\u AB on ~'Onstructian of the Ucra I hydroelectric project in the region. and named his ranch "Cielito · Lindo:· Spunisl1 for Pretty Little Sky. MEIGS COIJNT'I ANNEX (I{SfPE Till MEIU Cfli/Nrt El1ENSION 011/Cf) Fcptnrrtl SJitllkcrs: Purina Equine Sped11lbt· Aaron Rhoades & Kelly Grnestr. DVl\1 Featu~ Drawln11· l)[awip• 1-200 lbs fet'd • Drgwlpe 2- 100 lbs fted Must H p,-,st/11 Ia win Rel'hWiments & Door Prizes Questions Callllettwlller Lumber 740.!1!11·$500 · :Community Calendar House from 10 a.m. to I ·p.m. Anyone interested in ' tbe Masonic Lodge or tht> M~.Mardlll Eastern Stat is invited to RACINE - Southern attend. Members will be Local School Board, regular present to a.nswer question · meeting. 8 p.m .•high school about the fraternity and vismedia room . itors will be able to tour the lodge . hall. Refreshment&. Call Randy Smith at 5080816. SALEM CENTER Stat Grange 1778 and Star Wednesday, March 18 .Junior Grange 1878 will POMEROY - Meigs hold fun night with pQtluck ' Co1mty Fire Association. ut 6:30 p.m. at the hull. lui7~0 p.m.. · Po~eroy lowed by flin night activi· Firehouse. New Bas.tc stu- ties and s..t up for soup din· dents to attend. ner to he held on Sunday. · , Tllunday, March 19 . Sunday, March l3 · POMEROY - American SALEM CENTER Cancer Society Meigs . Star Grange 1778 will host County Advisory Board a saup dinner from II a.m . ·meeting. noon. basement until 2 p.m. at the hall on 1.-onference room Pomeroy C .R. I . three miles north of Wb . ·· · Salem Center. Membership • RWosvtLLE awards presented. Riverview Garden Club Entertainment. · Public , :30 p.m. at the orne of in~ited . Nancy Wt~Chter, .. POMEROY .- Meigs County Retired Teachers to meet at noon. Wild . Thursday, M111'\'b 1!1 horse Cafe. Speaker. West MIDDLEPORT Heath . . Area Vice President of the United Methodist -Church. Ollio Retired Teachers Associnilon discussing free community dinner. 4· heulth cure and pension 6:30p.m. funds . · Saturday, March ll RACINE - · Special . Wednesd11y, Mal'\'h 18 meetin$ of Pomeroy/Racine RACINE Racine Masomc Lodge 164, S a.m . Breukfast at 7 u..m. O..gree Youth. Leugue signups. 4:30 work ,in the Entered to 6 , p .m S\)uthem Apprenti~e degree . Open Blomentary. Pub6c meetings Clubs and organizations Church events Youth events GALUPOUS - Jolu\ S. Cunningham has . been named chid upen~ting off~ee (COO) of the Holzer Clinic. according lQ a.n announcement by the Holzer Clmtc Board of Directors. Cunninghwn. a 23-~ear employee of Hoher Clinic. served most recently as associate administrator with o~er· ~ht of clinical departments. clmical facilities lllld admiJI.. istrative opetations. During his elltensive and distingu!~ c~r with Holzer Clinic. Cwmingllam has pre~i~~ held the positioos of &etc tse Physiologist. CW'diac Rehabilitation Supervisor. Sycllll\Ore Clinic Branch Manager and Rehabilitation Administrator. His ll~pointment as Chief Operatmg Ofticer WIIS eflec· ti~e Match I. '"I lim' tooling forward to working with Mr. 1 Jotln S. Cunningham Cunningham in his new c11pacity as a member of our Senior Ellecuti~e Stall'," said G. Pattick Connors.. CEO of Hol~er Oinic, '"Aller ha.~ing worked with him for the past 14 years. I have gained a high level of respect for his character. opportunities. Through operatiooal change we ~'QillinuW· ly make eftbrts to impco"e the care we provide to our patients. As our nation's healthcare systems prepue ro undergt> regulator)' change we will strive to insure that our patients continue lQ have superiOt qua.licy of care. high te~els of sabsfaction and eas~ access to services.· CUnningham commented. "Improving the health sta· tus of the conm1unities we ~erv<> is of paramount tmport1111ce to all of us at Holler Clinic. We ate very fortunate to have 1111 ellceptional group of physicians a.nd employees who provide a high level of quality cate. 1 am proud of our long· sta.nding tradition of deliv· Ellecuti~e.s. ering ell•-ellent patient em "lntoday'shealthcareenvi- and loo.k forward to contin· ronment we face ma.oy chal- uing these etl'ons well into lengesbutwealsoha~emany the future." insight and knowledge . .I lim positive Mr. Cunningham is . the right pers.on Ill lead our o~tions through these difficult economic times ." COIIIIOfS added. . CUnningham re~.-eived his Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the Ohio State Uni~ersity in Columbus Ohio, his Master of Science in &ercise Ph~siology ·from the Ohio Uruversiey ill Athens and his Master of Business A~ini~tration from the Uru'lers~cy of St. Thomas. Minneapolis. Minn. He is. a Certified Medical Practice Ellecutive as desig11111\!d by the Medical Group Management Associatio.n 1\Jl(h Fellow oftheAmerican College of Medical Practice NYC-based film company plans Cleveland studio CLEVELAND (AP) -. Cleveland's central location Cleveland announced a and low cost. deal Tuesday to bring ~ But the deal would be movie studio 111 the city's undemtined if Ohio doesn't underutililed convention enact tWI credits for 111mcenter. but film production mukets. During his recent hinges on whether state St!lte of the State address. lawmakers enact film Gov . Ted Strickland proindustry tM credits. posed creating a new credit New York City-bused to utttaet the industry. and independent lilm and televi- the Ohio House and Senute sion production company . have approved comreting Nehst Studios plans to take plans to offer IM creditS. control of a ponion of the "We're hoping it passes·. Cle~elund Convention so we · ure ·ready to go," Center rent-fret> for one Meistrich said. "We will be vear with an option to working in good faith to be renew ' Its goal is to create a ready to go when and if the production studio · that ta~ bill passes. We need to would hire workers to staff have the tall credit passed. crews .for its ~~1rious film We would not be •'Offiing projec-ts. · · without it." Larry Meistrkh. chainnan With the tall credits. and lottnder of Nehst Meistrich said the Studios. s~\id he wunts to · Cleveland studio could protake ad~11ntage of duce eight to 15 11lms dur- iog the next tw.o years . He said the company's goal is to keep two to four com· plete film crews working. with' each film crew ~mploying at least 100 people ~ The studio pl~ns to mtlke documentaries, televi- ~-------------------------~ 1 Mateh is full of good I luck for NEW clients one with one to donate is askt>d to contact ACV • NAHHS · ut 594-8226 and speak with either Milena or Kathr,. . Qmlts must be donated no later thlm E<1.,ter .Sundtty. so they may be hung ut the ~-en­ ter. All proo.:e<-'ds are used to · 1mwide home henlth and ho-'•· pi1-'e ser~i•-es in Athens. Meigs und Hoc~ing Counties. The web&ite with inl(mnntion is www.acvnu.org. I I I Quilt show and fundraiser set ATHENS - Appulachian Community Visiting Nurses and Hospice ure busting a quilt show and rallle during their annual spring t'und drive . Quilts will l;le displuyed for two months lit The Athens Community Center und quilt photos . and fundruising informution will be post~lt() the ugency website. Quilts are needed for the l'nnd raiser und any· sion and feature films and productions targeted for the Internet. Meistrich said the studio would occupy about 17,ln) squure feet in the aging con~ention center but could get more if needed. ·I 1 1. 1 1 1 I ,I l'RAW FRf1,f JACKSON HEWITT'S POT OF GOI.D AND 'IOU COUlD WIN: Dl~ liP TO S()q& OR S20.00 CASH OR A ROll OF GOI.D COINS. J>artj~jpatinK offices: Gllllpolls, Ohlo 18~1 E•sttm Av.nut Pomeroy, Ohio ll4 1/l Mliln Street ChtSiptakt. Ohio 407 lhlrd Avenue Pt. PIHHnt. wv 311 M•ln Strttt Pltau.clip a bring Mlln to pirtlclplltng locatl-. I 1 1 1 1 1. I I I L-------------------------~ �.. PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel Wt"d READERS" ' The Daily Sentinel 111 eo.t Sl tAl • Pes C11f. Ollie (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740f99N157 ....,..ydt'~untintt CGII' Ohio Valley Publishing Co•. 21 Publish61' · CMI:IeM HG aftich General Manager-News Editor C~.t~~.fiW'SS *'II -.... ao linv nsptdill,f att esta.,.._.t of rdi,tin. ~ ,..-wm.g ""' 1M'~ tit~~ *il(pag lkjwet•lll of s:p«d. ~of tA• jtltSS> ~ ri.r•t of ik ~t J~NttllliJ ;. .a.tsn~~Wt. attt1 iiP ptnnu tie- iGeiCIMIUftltjwll miJ.rss q/'gritN*ft.. * - The Fllst Arlleral ...tt to tM u.s.. Conatllulklft TODAY IN HISTORY ToUa.y is Wednesday.Man:h 18. the nth day of 2009. Thom: are 28$ days left Ul the year. Today's Highlignt in History: On March .IS. 1959. President Dwi$ht D. Eisenhower signed the Haw<li.i statehood bill. (Hawari be\:ame a state on Aug. 21. 1959.) On this dare: · . hi 1766. Britain repo:aled tile Stamp Act of l7f>5. h1 1837. the 22nu and 24th president of the United States. G.rowr Clevdand. was born in Caldwell. N.J. · In 1909. ·Ei11ar Des.sau of Denmark. used a shortwave tram;mitter to converse with a govemment radio post about six m.iles awa)l in what's believed to have been the fitst broadcast by a "h.am" operator. In 1922. Mohandas K. Gandhi was sentenced i.t1lndia to six years in prison for civil disobedience. (He was released after serving two :t~ats.) · In 1937. some 301). po:opte.mostl)l 'hildren. were killed in <I ~as ~.\plosion at a S~.'hoo.t in New Lo_ ndon. Texas. 1 n l 'l3S. Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas national· . it.:d hiS i:llWltry :s petf?~eum reserves and took I.'Oiltrol Of toretgn,owned 011 facthttes . . . · In 1940, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini m<-1 at the Brenn.:r P"<1ss. where the Italian dictator ~reed to join G~rmany's war against France and Britain. In 1962. Fran~:e and Algerian rebels signed a cease-ftre llgreem.-nt. which took. effect the next day. In l96S. the fitst spa..:ewalk took place as So~iet =o-mtut Alek.sei Leonov went outside his Voskhod 2 capsule. secur«< by a tether. In 1974. most of the Arab oil-producing nations ended thdr embi;U'go against the Unit«< Stutes. Ten years ago: The Kosov ar Albtmian delegation signed a U.S.-sponson:li pea~:e a1:col'li.following talk.s in Paris: the Clinton administration wamed NATO would act against Serb targets if Yugoslav leader Stobodan Milosevic reject· eli th.- agreement: Fiv~ y~ars ago: Addressing thousands of soldiers at Fort Campbell. Ky .. President George W. Bush warned that terro!ists ~:ould nev.-r be appo:ased and said there was no safety l'ot· any nation that ''lives at the mercy of gangsters and mass murd.-rers ... Overruling Its .staff. the Federal Communications Commission declared that t~n .-xpletive (tile "f.wont") ullered by U2 t'ronlman Bono on NBC the . previous year was botb iudec.:nt and protane. One year ago: Democrat Barack. Obama confronteU America's racial divide nead-on with a speech in Phih1delphia in wbicn be urged the mttion to brea\. "a raciul stalemute we've been ~tuck. in for yea:ts." The just·inau~u· rated governor of New Yod;. . David Paterson.lllld bis wtt'e. Michelle. both acknowledged naving had affairs during a time when their marriage was troubled. Germllll Chancellor Angela Merk.el earned a standing ovation fro.mlsmel'~ ~ar­ tiament with t1 ~peec h thllt included a tribute to the victims of the Holbcaust. Oscar-winning tilmmak.er Anthony Minghella ("Th" English Patient") died in London at age Detar E.ditor. Better than 5I} plus years ago. ·I remember crossing the Pomero)l Bridge wilb. my mother (Betty Jane) and father (Jack) to the Masonette Drive Inn for root beer and a hot dog. They allowed me to pass the toll over to the attendant. l believe that took place in the ...... ....., VIEWS very tare L940s. This csuses 25 mph speed limit d0es illg. all the~~ for~ tiooal belp. g1v1Dg ~ me to wonder just wbal the mak.e- a big difference. L; d . . . tu units going i.n.ID wlfamil.. ~day was tQr the oow Nit M fMt i~ territories. pl~ the ~ ok1 llnQge anu also the day mal work. load of EMS call&. dlat it was officilll dl.l6ed. radio ttaffic was non.~. lt · As I get older, f find was a daunting task JUSt myself tooling OOd t"atber tracling· wbere everyoae tlle.n ahead. An old Pomeroy was at, but the- dispatcb.en Panther (8Q Purple and White) . . Dtu t:dlter. did a.n ex~:ell~t jQb and ~ March 7 is a dAy tha.t stayed on to~ of the situari.Qil S~rMIISt won't be soon forgotten by from beginnl.Dg to e-nd. ' area ft.re departments. Also a big tb.aDk you &QeS ,_ · · d d to tbilvolunle;ll'S and cltildM. -guuung aro\II'IJ · noon a.n of God's NET fur :ouppl.)liut continuing until nearly mid- food and drin.ks to the }ire: . aigb.t. local t'ireftgbters were ~"'-~ and to lb.<>5e that "''"'~ stretched to the- li.tp.i:t running Dew E#'w~ fron.1 one bru:;h ftre to anoth· ·de ivered them to the fire I teft Middleport toda)l to er with no time to regroup. scene. !'wasn't sure who was go to Pt>well's Foodfai.r in There was a po:lriodoftinte responsible!Qrlb.i:;untillre~ fQtneroy. It was seven miles that e-ve-i:y ftre department in the Communi~ C~Xt~er in the: round trip. My ••urt·hase in Meigs County wa.~ commit· Sunday Tunes--Sentillet. Powell's took. ~;;ut the ted at various fire scenes and 8elie\'e roe, Ibis act of tindminutes. and t only b.ad to were · even assisted by ~was ~tly ~stl>p fot two lights in departments ftom Mason Alth.o~h · that Saturday f'Qmeroy. It tool40 minutes and Ga.tlia ~vunties. was. b~ lilt the busiest. the fot me to go to Pt>well's and Fighting brusb fires is very ~ rues ~vntinued fut se'<• bad.. ' la.bor intensive i.uvolving eral more days oo a ~ t th.ink. most of the acci· areas that are in.al.:~-essibte to scu.le tltrooghout the county. dents tb.at happened on West ftre apparatus and requiring a Each time. already w~ Main Street in Pomeroy cousi~e amount of wo.rk tlrefighl.el'S pulled themsdves were back. befo~ the traffic wilb. basic hand tools. It is, up by the boot strap> and congestio11 problem was however, gratifying to see a.n:>wemitbealarm,butmany solved by changing the how well all the ~parate fire dtp<artments are operatiDg at · entrance and exit at departments pull ~og~tber . all time lows in membe~Shlp McDonald's. Previously. and operate as one tn tunes and are in dire need ofvoluo:there was through traftk and such as these. l\lei'S. tf yoo are at least 18 traffic from Ebent.",er Stteet. lt didn't matter if the fue years old wilb. a high school There: were several accidents . was in your cov-erage area ot. diploma, drivers license, and in lb.at area back tben. even your county or sca.te. the .desire to help out your . l've n11tked a lot more When a unit 11nished up 1:11 a coauntmity. we need you. people using Route 7 from tire, they would tind out Contact your local lkpart· Middleport HiU and Union where they were needed rnent for more infomtatioo. Avenue, etc. Even in nextlllll.l be on their way. JdfDvst, Gallipolis. in very busy tr.af. Equally busy were the dis· ,.151deat, fte areas. the speed limit is p.atchers at Meigs EMS. Middlepwt · not 2S miles po:r hour. The With so many units opo:tilt· ~ Depu111letlt ~9 · '1 I I ~ ~ The Daily Sentinel• Pzr As IQ, Mudt til, aoo, & was bom on Sept. L7. 1938. in Delb.arroo.. W.V;L, son Qf IM_lab: Cassum and v· inia. Mae Kirk. Hin.\hl. · He IS SUJ:\1\ved l>y: his w~e, l'atri.cia. Ann Hindy: his dilldzea, Cindy (lkuce) Hawley. Sba.nnoo. (~). Qsbum Da'<id (M~~ Hindy. Amanda (Cb.arlie:) l\1d(~y: Nedra {~bm) Pict.e.os. tao (Anthtmy) Carpenter. severul ~b.il:dreo. and great gtandchildren~ and spo:cial friend. SaraWau~, · mlldditloo ID lli& parents. he was ~ in de~-~~~ a ~- Dul.iel.t~pb. Hind'! ~ a son.Michael Do.vid Hin<l}': Plltri.1aa. Muncy Hindy.: and tather·in--baw, E~l R:ousb. Plllllse make a memorial donatioo to the- Middleport ¥ootb league. in ~:are of Da-.id Boyd, 644 North Savnd Ave .• Mtddleport. Ohio 45760. • Gnl:-.eside funeral service will be held at 1t a..m. on ~rida~. Marth 20, 2009. at R:ock.springs Ce-metery. A reg· I_Stey IS a."ailable on-tine a.t www.an.defSOD.Dlcdaniel.cotn. I Local Briefs . REE.DSVlll..E - A soup supper will be served at the fellt>wsb.p Chureb of the Nazarene in Reeds'<iUe from 5 to 6:30p.m. Thursday. . ' W.Va. ftea market rebuDds after dev~ting tire MILTON. W.Va. (AP) - The Milton flea Marlet is get· ling readJI b a new season of selling after rebuildillg from a ~'<astating tire. The Sept. 10 tire destroyed a building that housed 300 booths nm by about 130 vendors. A new building is still under construction. But flea mar· ket owner Boyd Meadows says it- will be opo:n to customers Apri117. Permitrrom PaaeA• design includes a I..'Ontpo<>\te liner system which 1..-ons.ists of an 1&-inch recootpacted soil liner and a high density pol)l· ethylene (HOPE) geomembrane; a leacllate collection sys· tem; a surface watet management system; 11 ground water Jll?llilorin$ system; and 11 final closure Clip-system. The perlllit also u~~:orporates IS years of post-closure care and financial assurance t'ol- closure and po-st-closure care. lssuance of the pennit CWl be uppealed to tbe Environmentlll Review Appeals Commission (ERAC). Many appeals must be filed witb.fu 30 days of issuil1g the fmalo.ctioo; therefore. Ohio EPA ~ that an)\lne wishin$ to fikt an appeal conlact ERAC 111 614-466-8930 for more information.. The Ohio EPA added. as part of the po:rmitting pr01:ess, AMP-Ohio also applied for an air pennit·to-inslall.a wastewater dischlll'gtl pennit and a water quality cenlt1Cildoo. The air and wastewater discharge permits were finaliJ.ed in 2008. and the water quality ~:enif~~:ation was issued as u tlnal o.ctiQn in January. C~ies of AMP.Obio 's approved pe.rmits and other related mfonnation are available for ·review Ill Ohio EPA\ Southeast District Office. 2195 FlOllt Street, Logan by tirst calling 740- 385-8501 or Division of Surfa~.-e Water. Permits Processing Unit. 50 West Town Street, Columbus by fllSt calling 614·644·2001. MATdiU~ Ff1 THE ONE PoSITION OUR COMPANY HAS To FILL ii!JilfiHIItion is · www.epa .stare .oh.uslpklamp·<>hio.html. More online Cit: ·Peoples rrom ... Al Bank plans to open a 1\tll·service otlice in Znnesv ille at the oorne.r of Z!tt11! and Underwood Streets. lu Mt~y. Pwp!es 54. Tnou!!ht for Todaj: "Uberty is from God. libenies from the dent." - Old G.-nmm pn>verb. Bank will combine its two Nelsotlville banking offices mto an new full-servke fllCility along Ohio 33. LETTERS TO THE , EDIT()R .· ESC~nmPapAl . 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'22i2t ~ A Cook C6unty, IlL shet· iff is trying to bus.t craigslist.llrg. thl: (almost) free. online dl.1s~fied ud Web ~ite. for runnit~g. ads fr\lm p1\l.~titutes. I used to wonder why' my old street comer look.eli so empty lll midnight these past few years .. All this time I thought the . police w~re doing a fine job keeping the girls lind the drug . dealers olf the streets. when it turns out th~l Ctaig was doing all the work . Why stund til a ~old. windy inters<-ction in a bluet\ mini-~li.irt lllld a pink tube top in the d;md of win· ter when Y''ll cun stuy in your ni~·e warm upanment und wuit for uu il·mt~il? You 'd. think the sherift" would give Cn1lg a puhlic service award for cleaning up the streets instead of try· inf' t() nail him. . don't wl\lit to swnd l.ikc I'm tor people breaking the law. butltU\1 li1r people not brouking the law on my street. my ~omer. my front yurd. I used to live il) " .... _. - . __ -· ·-··-·- --·-· ~ Jim Mullen "buu" neighlx>rhood witb drug dealers lurking in every shudow and work.ing girls crui~ing the ~treets from 10 to 2 every night . The police would bust one. and the next dtly another one would tuke ·their place. The sume fuces would uppeur uud retlppear for years . Every ni~tht sirens would knock us out of bed . Between the EMS und the squud curs. you· d tninl\ they were filming "Kojuk" in frolll of our upurun1.1lll. On<' dt1y. they were . Tlumks to craijlslist. tl public nui~nnce ht1s be1:ome n privuti." one . Thut sume ~trect ~·orner tnut wus till urbun wnr tlm e is now full of.wonten pushing strollers. sidewalk. reslltu·, ·-·· ---·---- rams and thriving neighbor· ~ommit a crime by not buy: hood sh()ps. Obviously, we •ng your own oopy? When ctm't let that ~-ontinue. We you get a ·good deal on must bust craigslist and eBay. did YllU us!\ if the bring .crime bnck to . the thing was stolen? streets where it belongs, Magazines- tlull used to Thunk. you. Mr. Sheril'f. come in brown paper wrap. For tho.~e of us who live pers are now free un tb.e mu~:h of ''ur lives online. lntemet and hugely popu· Twittering. e8uying, down· tar. loading. · streu(lting. What is criminal in tho Amuloning. Go(lgling. age of the Internet is mulat· Fttcebo()l\ing. MrSptldng. ing before our eyes. If th111 bloggin~. Hulumg und sb.eritl' wem atler spamme~ Youl\1bmg. it's kind of u with the sume zeal he's shock to think thttl unythiug going . after hookers. he w~: do online. in the privtK'Y ~-ould probably get him~elf or our own homes. b• u voted Pt-e$ident For Ufe by crime. Did you t:\\~r lhti.'ll the lnten1et community. If to u son~ on tho:' rtldio? How he welll liner pop-up ads, mtK'h lhd you pliY to henr phishers. Nigerhm lettet it? Wben th~ DJ plnys writers. we might double musk lit the high sch()()l his pay. , prom. is ne committing u But whut "bout the ads for <:rim~'? So why is down· · prostitutes? Whot can be! lollding ono:<'1 Wntch ''The . done? There\ oue simple. Mlthese Fuk()n" on the easy way lo stop thnt cnmo TV ·~ II ow much did you overnight. St()p u~ng them, PliY lu see it? Why should I tJim M11llen is tht' 1111tltor. puy I\> sec nne on Iine '? · f!. "II u1kt's 11 Villn,~r /di()l: Borrow u bnok t'rom tho: Complit.~llitlg the Simfle . librury'? How mul."h Jid you Lijf-' 0/1{1 · "811by :~ F1rst puy to reud it? How much Tattoo:· Y!m-IYIII mwh hilll. did thll uuthor get? Did you at ilm...mullt'n®m)lwax.,'OIII)i' ---···· ... ..., ______ ...... _,..,_ .... . "'"" ... Meanwhlle, GOP Sells. Kevin Cooghlin and t:.i8ly Cates in~ 11 bill TUesday that adliiiD.CilS II sepanlt~ ~- II would add the nunority 1\lllders of both the Ohio House and ~ to the apporti.otunent boord. ~The- power of the people will be increased, and the peQple 's will will be reflect· ed in the proces.~ of draw~ the legls.lative lines, Coughlin said. The apportionment board cunenliJi bM live mombets. including the govemot. state auditor and se.:retarJi of state. The fowtb lll9lber is appointed by majority·pa.rty legislative lellders from the Hoose and Senate and must Soup supper aDilOUilCed : ! BASKETBALL? W, THOsE ARE.TliE - · .lle.'<id Micb.ael Hindy. 70. of Pt>meroy. went to~ IIIith :: ~:ly~ March. 13, 2009 at his bQme, surroun.ded by ... Den GoGdricb . : Wet nt y. Mveh t8,. aoog more cost-etlective for the ESC and more practical for those pnwiding at)d receiving services, Costan1o t><lid. . . These t.>tlon$ to secure fundmg, Constanzo satd. are designed to maintain services in the county whilll funding for many of them are being redu1:ed. · ''When a community like this loses services. regardless of what type of services we mean. it is ditl1cult t() restore them," co.~UIIllO said. "It is our gool to maintain the ser· vices here in the community:· Traffic trom ... Al ' The sewnd study - by OOOT - rounted only truffle ut the Pomeroy line: but showed an 1111erage of 8.ml 11~ per duy an increao;e of o~er 2,In) cars per duy ufter the bridge opened. "So the question ~-omes.ltow do we put tho.se numbers I() work. for us." Gerlach said. ";md diverl trollic out of the residential areas of town and into the dowiltown area?" QOOT rep.resenMives ·have met with Gerlach and other vi1111g4: oftkinls to discuss a pos.'iible change in the traffic pattern downtown. Any chtmges that might ultimately be nnplell\\lnted would be desi~neU to stee! tratlic - or at leastllll()w tratlic - from M1ddkpo11.Hill onto the ''T" on Mill Street and uround to NOflh Sec()nd· Avenue. · Ooing so, Gerlach said. would hopefully del.·reuse incont· ing trntlk into th<' residenliul neighborhoods, like that along South Third Avenue.und in~rease tratfic in the downtown shopping dlmkt. . . . . .1 • · A hypotheti~al de~gn pre~tlled n~ p!l!1 ot the dtscus.~1on shows a trntlk drclll, u~ing the ~'OI'Iters oltlie Mlllk. V lot nnd lhe old Rlveootl ln11 lot to widen the streets ttnd nllow traf· fie·to travel around u new circle at the- ~'T' from nil dlrectioos. Gerlach suid the design was merely created as a staning point for discu~<.~ioo. He said the primary ob.~tacle in p.fiX.-e«l· mg will be fllnding. O~T would lll.ll fund the job, becuuse ll\l stute highwa)'s are mvolveli. However. OOO't 1.;oul\l pl'()11i~ sume ~uppo11 and help the vllluge seek linmtdng li1r i~. . Gerlacn sttid he Is plet1~e\l with the finul puttem of tmtl1c ·at the bridge. Mnny in Middleport - merchnnts in pttrtku· l!v - .were origlmtlly ~-oucerned thtlllhe "J·h011k" appl'OIIch would di~ourage or even divert Middleport-bound traffic. Man indicted in three Cincinnati-area deaths CINCINNATI tAP) - A p.rosecutor said Tuesday he'll seek the death po:ualty for a registered sex offender indicted in the deaths of a woman and two teenage girls whose bodies were found burned. "He needs to be ellecUl· ed." prosecutor Joseph. Deters. said at a news coo.fer· en~:e Tuesday announcing the Hamilton County .grand jury indictment of Anthony Kirkland on 12 counts involving the sl11yings. . Kirkland faces 1wo counts of aggravated murder and one count each of attempted rape. aggra~ated robbe!y · ~tate and gross abuse of a ~-orpse chw-ged in the indictment in lb.e death. th.is month of with one count of murder 13"year-o1d Esme Kenney. and one cuu111 o.f gross Kirk.lund, 40, was arrested on a mulder charge after Cincinnati police found him near Keune~ ·s partially burned body m woods near her home March. S. Police say she had left her home the day before to go jogging and was strangled, The indktment charges Kirkland with the t'<lme offenses in the death of 14- · year-old Casouya Crawford. whose bod~ was t'ound May 9. 2006. m a Cincinnati neighborhood. Kirkland also was a.bttse of a corpse . in the death of 45-year·old Mlll}l Jo Newton. of Cil~~:inna11. Hill' bod~ WM found in the same CUICinnati neighbor· hood as Crawford's body on June lS. 2006. BefQre Kirkland's llllllSt in the Kenney case. he had been questioned abOOt th~ 2006 deaths, The charges in the death~ of Kenney and Cr11wfol'li carry the possib.iHty of the death po:nalty upon convic· lion. and the charges in Newton's death carry the possibility of life in prison, Deters dewribed Ki.rkland as. "a serial k.ilter'' and said he would seek. the death po:nalty · in the Kenney and Crawford cases. · Kirtr.tand.• woo has pleaded not guilty in Kt~~ney's death but hasn't i:-11tered pleas In the other two cases. was being beld at the COUD.· ty jail on $5.3 million bll.il , A message was left TU.esdtly for his atrorney. Jolin K~ller. Deters said he couldrl't comment·0n motives in the k.iUings. but he said Kirkland deserved "nothing less than executioa:· Ohio passenger rail support growing, GOP skeptical Bv SriPIIIN MAJORS 4SSOOIAT0ti-SS WRITeR COLUMBUS - Five profes.~ional sports teams have joined 11 growing coalition pushing for pas· senger rail linking Ohio's major cities. but Republic~ lllwmak.ers remained sk.epti· cal Tuesday that the benefits would outwei~h the ~-o..~ts. The state s two-year transportation bill would allow the state to P":fSUe $2$0 million in federal stimulus money to build (II:ISsenger rail between Cleveland, Columbus .and Cincinnati. A study on rider· ship and whether passenser service would inteifere wtth freight traffic would be needed before any constru~·· lion could begin. Republkans who ~vntrol the Senate on Tuesday were expected to nmend the rail plan in committee tQ require u to get the Legislature's approval to proceed. as.~um· ing federal . funds are secured and lhe study results are l'llv()rable. The version passel! by the House . only required upprovul from · the state Controlling Bonrd, u panel •ontrolled by Democmts. The- Senate plan is scbed· uled to go to the tloor Wednesday. afte! which dif· ferences with the House WO\tld need to be recun· cUed. Republicuns are con· 1:emed ulx,ut the rail plan's estimated $10 million year· ly operating ~ost . Thty also question · whether enough Ohioans will use it. Three professional sports teams from Columbus - the Blue Jackets b.oc.tr.ey team. the Crew SOC(.-er teum and the Clippers mill\lf· leugue basebult temn - liS well as the Ciacinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Cavaliers. suptlOfllhe rail plan. ·'At a time when Ohioans are cutting back their expenses. why are we look.· ing r& thi~s to spend more money on'?' state Sen. Tom Niehaus. a Republican from New Richmond. said Tllesdlly, ''We ca11't. pay for the things we have tQliuy ." The estimuted $10 milli\m repre~11ts ll fra•·li011 ()f I percent of Ohio's n>ughly $7 5 Mlion IW\>-yl."tll' trans· P''natiou budget, But the amoout of the subsidy would be detemlined bv how llllmy passengers u~ the train . Rail supporters said Ohio lags behind other stares in promoting train ser~ice. · "TheJI're growing jobs. stimulating new investment. and saving travelers mtl· lions on travel expenses.'' t'<~id Jad. Shaner. deputy director of the Ohio Environmental Council. "But in Ohio. we're missing out on those benetits.:· The North CaroliM inter· city passenger rail system has seen 6 percent growth u year and its. system costs $20 millioo a year to 11per· ate. said North Carolina Department " of Transpoltali()n Rail Divisioo Director Patrick Simmons. There was 11 20 10 30 per· cent bump last summer when gas prices spiked. and although that rate has ·su)). sided. the number of pl.IS· sengers Is still growing._said Simmons. who testified before the Semtte commit· tee '1\tesdlly ~;~bout his state's e.,periem:e with r;~il servke. While mil supporters say the plan could eventually lead to high-speed rail ser· vice. the tmins that would rnn with the benetlt ()f t~d· erat stimulus mont'y would have a t()F speed of 79 mpn and tmve tinws 1:\lmpllrnbli." to cats. Local Weather Local Stocks Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s. South winds ar<1und $ mph .. .lncret1si11g to S\llllh· west 10 I\> l!l mph ill _the afternoou . Wednesday nlaht ... Mostly cloudy. A chauce of showers in the evening ...Then showers li~ely after midnight . Lows· in the mid 40!\ , Southwest winds l0 to 15 mph . Chance of rain 70 iJt.'l\'llllt. Thursday .. ,Mostly clo11dy with showers likely . Much cooler with hi~hs m the mid SOs. Nooh w1nds 5 t() 10 mph. Chance of rain All' (N'IU) - 11.14 AUG (NASDAQ) - 31.U A11111nc1 tno. (NVSII - UO Ita Lola (NVSII - 10,41 lcib hlllltNASDAQ)- au llo!IIWII- tNVSI) - 11.'70 70 pe11.-ent. Thu.rsday nl~&ht.,Purtly cloudy. Much cQolcr with lows in the lower ~Os. North winds S to 10 mph. Friday and Friday .U11ht ••.Mo.~tly clenr. Highs in the lower SUs. Lows in the upper 20s. . Saturday throuah ni11ht ...Partly Sunday cl()udy. Highs around 60. Lows in the upper 30s. · Monda~.. .Sttnny. Highs in the lower 60s. Mondar nlahi ...Purtly cloud~ wtth n ~0 pereeut ch~nl.'e of ~bowers . Lows in the lower 40s. c.ti~MY ~(NASDAQ) -1.$1 Chamfllon (NASDAQ) - 1.40 Chlmllll(l ~(NASDAQ) 1.11 City Holdlftl !NASDAQ) - H.H a• ColiN (NYU) - 3Ut DuPonl (NVSI} U$ a.nll (NVSI!) - 14.11 GanllllltNVSI!} - 1.44 ~ lleol!lc (N'ISI!l - 10 Hefley o...-.an (N'ISI!l - 1ua JP MorQM (NVSII - H. 14 K!OIIIf (NVSI!l - I~ .40 l.lmlteclllnl!ICie (NVSI)- 1.31 No1to111 SouiMtn tNMI 31.10 Widespread pas..o;enger rail has t.:en i>J\IW to develop in the United States be':ause of sprawling subufb.." and the American affinity for cars. But with volatile fuel ptit.:es. delay-prone air travel and a federal gov<-rrllltent ready to spend $8 billion on rail plans. states across the ~-ounlr)l are taking alulrder lootr. at trains. Tbe corridor between Onio 's threi: major cities is the mo..~t densely populated stretch in the country with· oot passenger rail semce . . Ohio rnntr.s 40th among the stales. in terms of the amount it spends on mass transit as a percentage of total transportt~tion spen\1· ing. t"'COO.Iing to a re~.-ent report by libenl·let~ning Policy Manen Ohio. Mkhlg.1111 spends 10 times more. whi!e Pennsy)vania spends 33 hmes more. A Quinnipiac University Poll roleused Tuesday l'ound that M perc;mt of Ohio vot· ers support the . mll . line between the maJor 1.'l11es. However. S3 percelll of respondellts either. said they were "not too likely" or ''not Hkely at all" t\) use the train, wmpared tv 46 per· ~:ent wh'' were ·:very ,!ikely" or "some\\·hut hk.ely. �.. PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel Wt"d READERS" ' The Daily Sentinel 111 eo.t Sl tAl • Pes C11f. Ollie (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740f99N157 ....,..ydt'~untintt CGII' Ohio Valley Publishing Co•. 21 Publish61' · CMI:IeM HG aftich General Manager-News Editor C~.t~~.fiW'SS *'II -.... ao linv nsptdill,f att esta.,.._.t of rdi,tin. ~ ,..-wm.g ""' 1M'~ tit~~ *il(pag lkjwet•lll of s:p«d. ~of tA• jtltSS> ~ ri.r•t of ik ~t J~NttllliJ ;. .a.tsn~~Wt. attt1 iiP ptnnu tie- iGeiCIMIUftltjwll miJ.rss q/'gritN*ft.. * - The Fllst Arlleral ...tt to tM u.s.. Conatllulklft TODAY IN HISTORY ToUa.y is Wednesday.Man:h 18. the nth day of 2009. Thom: are 28$ days left Ul the year. Today's Highlignt in History: On March .IS. 1959. President Dwi$ht D. Eisenhower signed the Haw<li.i statehood bill. (Hawari be\:ame a state on Aug. 21. 1959.) On this dare: · . hi 1766. Britain repo:aled tile Stamp Act of l7f>5. h1 1837. the 22nu and 24th president of the United States. G.rowr Clevdand. was born in Caldwell. N.J. · In 1909. ·Ei11ar Des.sau of Denmark. used a shortwave tram;mitter to converse with a govemment radio post about six m.iles awa)l in what's believed to have been the fitst broadcast by a "h.am" operator. In 1922. Mohandas K. Gandhi was sentenced i.t1lndia to six years in prison for civil disobedience. (He was released after serving two :t~ats.) · In 1937. some 301). po:opte.mostl)l 'hildren. were killed in <I ~as ~.\plosion at a S~.'hoo.t in New Lo_ ndon. Texas. 1 n l 'l3S. Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas national· . it.:d hiS i:llWltry :s petf?~eum reserves and took I.'Oiltrol Of toretgn,owned 011 facthttes . . . · In 1940, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini m<-1 at the Brenn.:r P"<1ss. where the Italian dictator ~reed to join G~rmany's war against France and Britain. In 1962. Fran~:e and Algerian rebels signed a cease-ftre llgreem.-nt. which took. effect the next day. In l96S. the fitst spa..:ewalk took place as So~iet =o-mtut Alek.sei Leonov went outside his Voskhod 2 capsule. secur«< by a tether. In 1974. most of the Arab oil-producing nations ended thdr embi;U'go against the Unit«< Stutes. Ten years ago: The Kosov ar Albtmian delegation signed a U.S.-sponson:li pea~:e a1:col'li.following talk.s in Paris: the Clinton administration wamed NATO would act against Serb targets if Yugoslav leader Stobodan Milosevic reject· eli th.- agreement: Fiv~ y~ars ago: Addressing thousands of soldiers at Fort Campbell. Ky .. President George W. Bush warned that terro!ists ~:ould nev.-r be appo:ased and said there was no safety l'ot· any nation that ''lives at the mercy of gangsters and mass murd.-rers ... Overruling Its .staff. the Federal Communications Commission declared that t~n .-xpletive (tile "f.wont") ullered by U2 t'ronlman Bono on NBC the . previous year was botb iudec.:nt and protane. One year ago: Democrat Barack. Obama confronteU America's racial divide nead-on with a speech in Phih1delphia in wbicn be urged the mttion to brea\. "a raciul stalemute we've been ~tuck. in for yea:ts." The just·inau~u· rated governor of New Yod;. . David Paterson.lllld bis wtt'e. Michelle. both acknowledged naving had affairs during a time when their marriage was troubled. Germllll Chancellor Angela Merk.el earned a standing ovation fro.mlsmel'~ ~ar­ tiament with t1 ~peec h thllt included a tribute to the victims of the Holbcaust. Oscar-winning tilmmak.er Anthony Minghella ("Th" English Patient") died in London at age Detar E.ditor. Better than 5I} plus years ago. ·I remember crossing the Pomero)l Bridge wilb. my mother (Betty Jane) and father (Jack) to the Masonette Drive Inn for root beer and a hot dog. They allowed me to pass the toll over to the attendant. l believe that took place in the ...... ....., VIEWS very tare L940s. This csuses 25 mph speed limit d0es illg. all the~~ for~ tiooal belp. g1v1Dg ~ me to wonder just wbal the mak.e- a big difference. L; d . . . tu units going i.n.ID wlfamil.. ~day was tQr the oow Nit M fMt i~ territories. pl~ the ~ ok1 llnQge anu also the day mal work. load of EMS call&. dlat it was officilll dl.l6ed. radio ttaffic was non.~. lt · As I get older, f find was a daunting task JUSt myself tooling OOd t"atber tracling· wbere everyoae tlle.n ahead. An old Pomeroy was at, but the- dispatcb.en Panther (8Q Purple and White) . . Dtu t:dlter. did a.n ex~:ell~t jQb and ~ March 7 is a dAy tha.t stayed on to~ of the situari.Qil S~rMIISt won't be soon forgotten by from beginnl.Dg to e-nd. ' area ft.re departments. Also a big tb.aDk you &QeS ,_ · · d d to tbilvolunle;ll'S and cltildM. -guuung aro\II'IJ · noon a.n of God's NET fur :ouppl.)liut continuing until nearly mid- food and drin.ks to the }ire: . aigb.t. local t'ireftgbters were ~"'-~ and to lb.<>5e that "''"'~ stretched to the- li.tp.i:t running Dew E#'w~ fron.1 one bru:;h ftre to anoth· ·de ivered them to the fire I teft Middleport toda)l to er with no time to regroup. scene. !'wasn't sure who was go to Pt>well's Foodfai.r in There was a po:lriodoftinte responsible!Qrlb.i:;untillre~ fQtneroy. It was seven miles that e-ve-i:y ftre department in the Communi~ C~Xt~er in the: round trip. My ••urt·hase in Meigs County wa.~ commit· Sunday Tunes--Sentillet. Powell's took. ~;;ut the ted at various fire scenes and 8elie\'e roe, Ibis act of tindminutes. and t only b.ad to were · even assisted by ~was ~tly ~stl>p fot two lights in departments ftom Mason Alth.o~h · that Saturday f'Qmeroy. It tool40 minutes and Ga.tlia ~vunties. was. b~ lilt the busiest. the fot me to go to Pt>well's and Fighting brusb fires is very ~ rues ~vntinued fut se'<• bad.. ' la.bor intensive i.uvolving eral more days oo a ~ t th.ink. most of the acci· areas that are in.al.:~-essibte to scu.le tltrooghout the county. dents tb.at happened on West ftre apparatus and requiring a Each time. already w~ Main Street in Pomeroy cousi~e amount of wo.rk tlrefighl.el'S pulled themsdves were back. befo~ the traffic wilb. basic hand tools. It is, up by the boot strap> and congestio11 problem was however, gratifying to see a.n:>wemitbealarm,butmany solved by changing the how well all the ~parate fire dtp<artments are operatiDg at · entrance and exit at departments pull ~og~tber . all time lows in membe~Shlp McDonald's. Previously. and operate as one tn tunes and are in dire need ofvoluo:there was through traftk and such as these. l\lei'S. tf yoo are at least 18 traffic from Ebent.",er Stteet. lt didn't matter if the fue years old wilb. a high school There: were several accidents . was in your cov-erage area ot. diploma, drivers license, and in lb.at area back tben. even your county or sca.te. the .desire to help out your . l've n11tked a lot more When a unit 11nished up 1:11 a coauntmity. we need you. people using Route 7 from tire, they would tind out Contact your local lkpart· Middleport HiU and Union where they were needed rnent for more infomtatioo. Avenue, etc. Even in nextlllll.l be on their way. JdfDvst, Gallipolis. in very busy tr.af. Equally busy were the dis· ,.151deat, fte areas. the speed limit is p.atchers at Meigs EMS. Middlepwt · not 2S miles po:r hour. The With so many units opo:tilt· ~ Depu111letlt ~9 · '1 I I ~ ~ The Daily Sentinel• Pzr As IQ, Mudt til, aoo, & was bom on Sept. L7. 1938. in Delb.arroo.. W.V;L, son Qf IM_lab: Cassum and v· inia. Mae Kirk. Hin.\hl. · He IS SUJ:\1\ved l>y: his w~e, l'atri.cia. Ann Hindy: his dilldzea, Cindy (lkuce) Hawley. Sba.nnoo. (~). Qsbum Da'<id (M~~ Hindy. Amanda (Cb.arlie:) l\1d(~y: Nedra {~bm) Pict.e.os. tao (Anthtmy) Carpenter. severul ~b.il:dreo. and great gtandchildren~ and spo:cial friend. SaraWau~, · mlldditloo ID lli& parents. he was ~ in de~-~~~ a ~- Dul.iel.t~pb. Hind'! ~ a son.Michael Do.vid Hin<l}': Plltri.1aa. Muncy Hindy.: and tather·in--baw, E~l R:ousb. Plllllse make a memorial donatioo to the- Middleport ¥ootb league. in ~:are of Da-.id Boyd, 644 North Savnd Ave .• Mtddleport. Ohio 45760. • Gnl:-.eside funeral service will be held at 1t a..m. on ~rida~. Marth 20, 2009. at R:ock.springs Ce-metery. A reg· I_Stey IS a."ailable on-tine a.t www.an.defSOD.Dlcdaniel.cotn. I Local Briefs . REE.DSVlll..E - A soup supper will be served at the fellt>wsb.p Chureb of the Nazarene in Reeds'<iUe from 5 to 6:30p.m. Thursday. . ' W.Va. ftea market rebuDds after dev~ting tire MILTON. W.Va. (AP) - The Milton flea Marlet is get· ling readJI b a new season of selling after rebuildillg from a ~'<astating tire. The Sept. 10 tire destroyed a building that housed 300 booths nm by about 130 vendors. A new building is still under construction. But flea mar· ket owner Boyd Meadows says it- will be opo:n to customers Apri117. Permitrrom PaaeA• design includes a I..'Ontpo<>\te liner system which 1..-ons.ists of an 1&-inch recootpacted soil liner and a high density pol)l· ethylene (HOPE) geomembrane; a leacllate collection sys· tem; a surface watet management system; 11 ground water Jll?llilorin$ system; and 11 final closure Clip-system. The perlllit also u~~:orporates IS years of post-closure care and financial assurance t'ol- closure and po-st-closure care. lssuance of the pennit CWl be uppealed to tbe Environmentlll Review Appeals Commission (ERAC). Many appeals must be filed witb.fu 30 days of issuil1g the fmalo.ctioo; therefore. Ohio EPA ~ that an)\lne wishin$ to fikt an appeal conlact ERAC 111 614-466-8930 for more information.. The Ohio EPA added. as part of the po:rmitting pr01:ess, AMP-Ohio also applied for an air pennit·to-inslall.a wastewater dischlll'gtl pennit and a water quality cenlt1Cildoo. The air and wastewater discharge permits were finaliJ.ed in 2008. and the water quality ~:enif~~:ation was issued as u tlnal o.ctiQn in January. C~ies of AMP.Obio 's approved pe.rmits and other related mfonnation are available for ·review Ill Ohio EPA\ Southeast District Office. 2195 FlOllt Street, Logan by tirst calling 740- 385-8501 or Division of Surfa~.-e Water. 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Ext 15 <lroel 10 Tho OlloiY Soo>inol No sub· Outa'<M·S.I.e: Qrtfl(la E>t 16 tcriptlQn by rnaiJ l:*mttt.d in arNS. ~'*" homt cwr\U:f seMce is available. CI-JCirc.: Ju<lY Clark, E~t 10 In•'•· I General Manager Charlon• ~llk:h. Ext. 1~ E-mell: rr 1<lsnews@ mydaily$Qntinetcom I 1 L:.._ Wo: . _:ww. mydaY~senti~. Cilfll Mllll SuMc:llptlon tnalcle Melga County 12 Weeks . , .......... ·~- ~ ~ W"k' ....... .•. ,. . .'71PO . 52Wetks ..... , .. . ,'14Q.11 Oulllcle Metva County 12 Wl!llkS ............. 'S6.5S 26 WIHOkS . .. ' 113.50 52 Weeks ....•...... '22i2t ~ A Cook C6unty, IlL shet· iff is trying to bus.t craigslist.llrg. thl: (almost) free. online dl.1s~fied ud Web ~ite. for runnit~g. ads fr\lm p1\l.~titutes. I used to wonder why' my old street comer look.eli so empty lll midnight these past few years .. All this time I thought the . police w~re doing a fine job keeping the girls lind the drug . dealers olf the streets. when it turns out th~l Ctaig was doing all the work . Why stund til a ~old. windy inters<-ction in a bluet\ mini-~li.irt lllld a pink tube top in the d;md of win· ter when Y''ll cun stuy in your ni~·e warm upanment und wuit for uu il·mt~il? You 'd. think the sherift" would give Cn1lg a puhlic service award for cleaning up the streets instead of try· inf' t() nail him. . don't wl\lit to swnd l.ikc I'm tor people breaking the law. butltU\1 li1r people not brouking the law on my street. my ~omer. my front yurd. I used to live il) " .... _. - . __ -· ·-··-·- --·-· ~ Jim Mullen "buu" neighlx>rhood witb drug dealers lurking in every shudow and work.ing girls crui~ing the ~treets from 10 to 2 every night . The police would bust one. and the next dtly another one would tuke ·their place. The sume fuces would uppeur uud retlppear for years . Every ni~tht sirens would knock us out of bed . Between the EMS und the squud curs. you· d tninl\ they were filming "Kojuk" in frolll of our upurun1.1lll. On<' dt1y. they were . Tlumks to craijlslist. tl public nui~nnce ht1s be1:ome n privuti." one . Thut sume ~trect ~·orner tnut wus till urbun wnr tlm e is now full of.wonten pushing strollers. sidewalk. reslltu·, ·-·· ---·---- rams and thriving neighbor· ~ommit a crime by not buy: hood sh()ps. Obviously, we •ng your own oopy? When ctm't let that ~-ontinue. We you get a ·good deal on must bust craigslist and eBay. did YllU us!\ if the bring .crime bnck to . the thing was stolen? streets where it belongs, Magazines- tlull used to Thunk. you. Mr. Sheril'f. come in brown paper wrap. For tho.~e of us who live pers are now free un tb.e mu~:h of ''ur lives online. lntemet and hugely popu· Twittering. e8uying, down· tar. loading. · streu(lting. What is criminal in tho Amuloning. Go(lgling. age of the Internet is mulat· Fttcebo()l\ing. MrSptldng. ing before our eyes. If th111 bloggin~. Hulumg und sb.eritl' wem atler spamme~ Youl\1bmg. it's kind of u with the sume zeal he's shock to think thttl unythiug going . after hookers. he w~: do online. in the privtK'Y ~-ould probably get him~elf or our own homes. b• u voted Pt-e$ident For Ufe by crime. Did you t:\\~r lhti.'ll the lnten1et community. If to u son~ on tho:' rtldio? How he welll liner pop-up ads, mtK'h lhd you pliY to henr phishers. Nigerhm lettet it? Wben th~ DJ plnys writers. we might double musk lit the high sch()()l his pay. , prom. is ne committing u But whut "bout the ads for <:rim~'? So why is down· · prostitutes? Whot can be! lollding ono:<'1 Wntch ''The . done? There\ oue simple. Mlthese Fuk()n" on the easy way lo stop thnt cnmo TV ·~ II ow much did you overnight. St()p u~ng them, PliY lu see it? Why should I tJim M11llen is tht' 1111tltor. puy I\> sec nne on Iine '? · f!. "II u1kt's 11 Villn,~r /di()l: Borrow u bnok t'rom tho: Complit.~llitlg the Simfle . librury'? How mul."h Jid you Lijf-' 0/1{1 · "811by :~ F1rst puy to reud it? How much Tattoo:· Y!m-IYIII mwh hilll. did thll uuthor get? Did you at ilm...mullt'n®m)lwax.,'OIII)i' ---···· ... ..., ______ ...... _,..,_ .... . "'"" ... Meanwhlle, GOP Sells. Kevin Cooghlin and t:.i8ly Cates in~ 11 bill TUesday that adliiiD.CilS II sepanlt~ ~- II would add the nunority 1\lllders of both the Ohio House and ~ to the apporti.otunent boord. ~The- power of the people will be increased, and the peQple 's will will be reflect· ed in the proces.~ of draw~ the legls.lative lines, Coughlin said. The apportionment board cunenliJi bM live mombets. including the govemot. state auditor and se.:retarJi of state. The fowtb lll9lber is appointed by majority·pa.rty legislative lellders from the Hoose and Senate and must Soup supper aDilOUilCed : ! BASKETBALL? W, THOsE ARE.TliE - · .lle.'<id Micb.ael Hindy. 70. of Pt>meroy. went to~ IIIith :: ~:ly~ March. 13, 2009 at his bQme, surroun.ded by ... Den GoGdricb . : Wet nt y. Mveh t8,. aoog more cost-etlective for the ESC and more practical for those pnwiding at)d receiving services, Costan1o t><lid. . . These t.>tlon$ to secure fundmg, Constanzo satd. are designed to maintain services in the county whilll funding for many of them are being redu1:ed. · ''When a community like this loses services. regardless of what type of services we mean. it is ditl1cult t() restore them," co.~UIIllO said. "It is our gool to maintain the ser· vices here in the community:· Traffic trom ... Al ' The sewnd study - by OOOT - rounted only truffle ut the Pomeroy line: but showed an 1111erage of 8.ml 11~ per duy an increao;e of o~er 2,In) cars per duy ufter the bridge opened. "So the question ~-omes.ltow do we put tho.se numbers I() work. for us." Gerlach said. ";md diverl trollic out of the residential areas of town and into the dowiltown area?" QOOT rep.resenMives ·have met with Gerlach and other vi1111g4: oftkinls to discuss a pos.'iible change in the traffic pattern downtown. Any chtmges that might ultimately be nnplell\\lnted would be desi~neU to stee! tratlic - or at leastllll()w tratlic - from M1ddkpo11.Hill onto the ''T" on Mill Street and uround to NOflh Sec()nd· Avenue. · Ooing so, Gerlach said. would hopefully del.·reuse incont· ing trntlk into th<' residenliul neighborhoods, like that along South Third Avenue.und in~rease tratfic in the downtown shopping dlmkt. . . . . .1 • · A hypotheti~al de~gn pre~tlled n~ p!l!1 ot the dtscus.~1on shows a trntlk drclll, u~ing the ~'OI'Iters oltlie Mlllk. V lot nnd lhe old Rlveootl ln11 lot to widen the streets ttnd nllow traf· fie·to travel around u new circle at the- ~'T' from nil dlrectioos. Gerlach suid the design was merely created as a staning point for discu~<.~ioo. He said the primary ob.~tacle in p.fiX.-e«l· mg will be fllnding. O~T would lll.ll fund the job, becuuse ll\l stute highwa)'s are mvolveli. However. OOO't 1.;oul\l pl'()11i~ sume ~uppo11 and help the vllluge seek linmtdng li1r i~. . Gerlacn sttid he Is plet1~e\l with the finul puttem of tmtl1c ·at the bridge. Mnny in Middleport - merchnnts in pttrtku· l!v - .were origlmtlly ~-oucerned thtlllhe "J·h011k" appl'OIIch would di~ourage or even divert Middleport-bound traffic. Man indicted in three Cincinnati-area deaths CINCINNATI tAP) - A p.rosecutor said Tuesday he'll seek the death po:ualty for a registered sex offender indicted in the deaths of a woman and two teenage girls whose bodies were found burned. "He needs to be ellecUl· ed." prosecutor Joseph. Deters. said at a news coo.fer· en~:e Tuesday announcing the Hamilton County .grand jury indictment of Anthony Kirkland on 12 counts involving the sl11yings. . Kirkland faces 1wo counts of aggravated murder and one count each of attempted rape. aggra~ated robbe!y · ~tate and gross abuse of a ~-orpse chw-ged in the indictment in lb.e death. th.is month of with one count of murder 13"year-o1d Esme Kenney. and one cuu111 o.f gross Kirk.lund, 40, was arrested on a mulder charge after Cincinnati police found him near Keune~ ·s partially burned body m woods near her home March. S. Police say she had left her home the day before to go jogging and was strangled, The indktment charges Kirkland with the t'<lme offenses in the death of 14- · year-old Casouya Crawford. whose bod~ was t'ound May 9. 2006. m a Cincinnati neighborhood. Kirkland also was a.bttse of a corpse . in the death of 45-year·old Mlll}l Jo Newton. of Cil~~:inna11. Hill' bod~ WM found in the same CUICinnati neighbor· hood as Crawford's body on June lS. 2006. BefQre Kirkland's llllllSt in the Kenney case. he had been questioned abOOt th~ 2006 deaths, The charges in the death~ of Kenney and Cr11wfol'li carry the possib.iHty of the death po:nalty upon convic· lion. and the charges in Newton's death carry the possibility of life in prison, Deters dewribed Ki.rkland as. "a serial k.ilter'' and said he would seek. the death po:nalty · in the Kenney and Crawford cases. · Kirtr.tand.• woo has pleaded not guilty in Kt~~ney's death but hasn't i:-11tered pleas In the other two cases. was being beld at the COUD.· ty jail on $5.3 million bll.il , A message was left TU.esdtly for his atrorney. Jolin K~ller. Deters said he couldrl't comment·0n motives in the k.iUings. but he said Kirkland deserved "nothing less than executioa:· Ohio passenger rail support growing, GOP skeptical Bv SriPIIIN MAJORS 4SSOOIAT0ti-SS WRITeR COLUMBUS - Five profes.~ional sports teams have joined 11 growing coalition pushing for pas· senger rail linking Ohio's major cities. but Republic~ lllwmak.ers remained sk.epti· cal Tuesday that the benefits would outwei~h the ~-o..~ts. The state s two-year transportation bill would allow the state to P":fSUe $2$0 million in federal stimulus money to build (II:ISsenger rail between Cleveland, Columbus .and Cincinnati. A study on rider· ship and whether passenser service would inteifere wtth freight traffic would be needed before any constru~·· lion could begin. Republkans who ~vntrol the Senate on Tuesday were expected to nmend the rail plan in committee tQ require u to get the Legislature's approval to proceed. as.~um· ing federal . funds are secured and lhe study results are l'llv()rable. The version passel! by the House . only required upprovul from · the state Controlling Bonrd, u panel •ontrolled by Democmts. The- Senate plan is scbed· uled to go to the tloor Wednesday. afte! which dif· ferences with the House WO\tld need to be recun· cUed. Republicuns are con· 1:emed ulx,ut the rail plan's estimated $10 million year· ly operating ~ost . Thty also question · whether enough Ohioans will use it. Three professional sports teams from Columbus - the Blue Jackets b.oc.tr.ey team. the Crew SOC(.-er teum and the Clippers mill\lf· leugue basebult temn - liS well as the Ciacinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Cavaliers. suptlOfllhe rail plan. ·'At a time when Ohioans are cutting back their expenses. why are we look.· ing r& thi~s to spend more money on'?' state Sen. Tom Niehaus. a Republican from New Richmond. said Tllesdlly, ''We ca11't. pay for the things we have tQliuy ." The estimuted $10 milli\m repre~11ts ll fra•·li011 ()f I percent of Ohio's n>ughly $7 5 Mlion IW\>-yl."tll' trans· P''natiou budget, But the amoout of the subsidy would be detemlined bv how llllmy passengers u~ the train . Rail supporters said Ohio lags behind other stares in promoting train ser~ice. · "TheJI're growing jobs. stimulating new investment. and saving travelers mtl· lions on travel expenses.'' t'<~id Jad. Shaner. deputy director of the Ohio Environmental Council. "But in Ohio. we're missing out on those benetits.:· The North CaroliM inter· city passenger rail system has seen 6 percent growth u year and its. system costs $20 millioo a year to 11per· ate. said North Carolina Department " of Transpoltali()n Rail Divisioo Director Patrick Simmons. There was 11 20 10 30 per· cent bump last summer when gas prices spiked. and although that rate has ·su)). sided. the number of pl.IS· sengers Is still growing._said Simmons. who testified before the Semtte commit· tee '1\tesdlly ~;~bout his state's e.,periem:e with r;~il servke. While mil supporters say the plan could eventually lead to high-speed rail ser· vice. the tmins that would rnn with the benetlt ()f t~d· erat stimulus mont'y would have a t()F speed of 79 mpn and tmve tinws 1:\lmpllrnbli." to cats. Local Weather Local Stocks Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s. South winds ar<1und $ mph .. .lncret1si11g to S\llllh· west 10 I\> l!l mph ill _the afternoou . Wednesday nlaht ... Mostly cloudy. A chauce of showers in the evening ...Then showers li~ely after midnight . Lows· in the mid 40!\ , Southwest winds l0 to 15 mph . Chance of rain 70 iJt.'l\'llllt. Thursday .. ,Mostly clo11dy with showers likely . Much cooler with hi~hs m the mid SOs. Nooh w1nds 5 t() 10 mph. Chance of rain All' (N'IU) - 11.14 AUG (NASDAQ) - 31.U A11111nc1 tno. (NVSII - UO Ita Lola (NVSII - 10,41 lcib hlllltNASDAQ)- au llo!IIWII- tNVSI) - 11.'70 70 pe11.-ent. Thu.rsday nl~&ht.,Purtly cloudy. Much cQolcr with lows in the lower ~Os. North winds S to 10 mph. Friday and Friday .U11ht ••.Mo.~tly clenr. Highs in the lower SUs. Lows in the upper 20s. . Saturday throuah ni11ht ...Partly Sunday cl()udy. Highs around 60. Lows in the upper 30s. · Monda~.. .Sttnny. Highs in the lower 60s. Mondar nlahi ...Purtly cloud~ wtth n ~0 pereeut ch~nl.'e of ~bowers . Lows in the lower 40s. c.ti~MY ~(NASDAQ) -1.$1 Chamfllon (NASDAQ) - 1.40 Chlmllll(l ~(NASDAQ) 1.11 City Holdlftl !NASDAQ) - H.H a• ColiN (NYU) - 3Ut DuPonl (NVSI} U$ a.nll (NVSI!) - 14.11 GanllllltNVSI!} - 1.44 ~ lleol!lc (N'ISI!l - 10 Hefley o...-.an (N'ISI!l - 1ua JP MorQM (NVSII - H. 14 K!OIIIf (NVSI!l - I~ .40 l.lmlteclllnl!ICie (NVSI)- 1.31 No1to111 SouiMtn tNMI 31.10 Widespread pas..o;enger rail has t.:en i>J\IW to develop in the United States be':ause of sprawling subufb.." and the American affinity for cars. But with volatile fuel ptit.:es. delay-prone air travel and a federal gov<-rrllltent ready to spend $8 billion on rail plans. states across the ~-ounlr)l are taking alulrder lootr. at trains. Tbe corridor between Onio 's threi: major cities is the mo..~t densely populated stretch in the country with· oot passenger rail semce . . Ohio rnntr.s 40th among the stales. in terms of the amount it spends on mass transit as a percentage of total transportt~tion spen\1· ing. t"'COO.Iing to a re~.-ent report by libenl·let~ning Policy Manen Ohio. Mkhlg.1111 spends 10 times more. whi!e Pennsy)vania spends 33 hmes more. A Quinnipiac University Poll roleused Tuesday l'ound that M perc;mt of Ohio vot· ers support the . mll . line between the maJor 1.'l11es. However. S3 percelll of respondellts either. said they were "not too likely" or ''not Hkely at all" t\) use the train, wmpared tv 46 per· ~:ent wh'' were ·:very ,!ikely" or "some\\·hut hk.ely. �The Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION PageA6 Wubacshy, Much 1&,. *009 - The Daily Sentinel ' PageA7 SCIENCE WedMsclay, March t8, aoog • AIG bonuses won't stand~ Dem senators declare :• lh Lw-,. Ktuwtt ASSQCtATell PRESS WRI~ WASHINGTON Talking toogller by the boor. ti,vid ~l'll.ts <X>llfron~ . beleagu~ loou.rwl.':e giant AIG w ltb ill\ tlltlmlllUnl Tu~y : G\ve ~:l $1~ million in po.St-bail®t booJJ8e$ oc wab:h Coogress tw\. it away with et~l' AP..- ~islatioo. lt~blk"ans declared the Pat \'jilliarns. of Middles&)(, New Jersey, for9ground left, reacts as sn. and it makes it's wa~ up. New York's Fifth A~enu&, TUE!Sda)' otlllefs wati.'J!I the St. Patrick's 0~ In tm tm.ge ham NASA TV, 1M space shuttle Qisw.tety tle-uw•::l'll.ts we~ hardly t>lan~. 1.¥-'\:u.s.U\g them of st.mdiug by wbik- the tloow; del1l wa.s ~~~tl:\1 and su,g\testiug , that Treasury S.Xretary· Tulll.lthy Coeitltnef ~-oulli and sltoold ha"e dooe m~Ue . Wbite ~~ White ..._._e.\~ cooiidet¥.,'e in ~ttloor. it was c~ ptacill8 the ~bility ibt oow the matter \\Ia& handled on his should«s. AP pMlo f~ details. ~anwllite. P81'D as l'~tsh«t AJG out~ ever · ll(g~r: New Ylll'k An~y ~ to dock wiltl h tntemational ~ station orbiting Earth, Thesday. ~ Is set to deli~~er oroe IW sel ot Slllar wings to bMg ~ orbiting outpost up. til hilt IJOWI!K tnd will !Mop ott ba<IIV needed equipment fill' the station's wa~ Sy$\efn and a lresh tiiiW rmtmbf!r, Shuttle Discovery arrives at space station AP ~ Dtotra ltU ... hnMa 'Me Mllll"-, MO In tm unda*l pOOto Nleast<l b)+ Prajed ~lien. Prot. Paul s.mto holds a ~ cast of two~ slleletons ot lhe ~dinosaur~ In ~heir rib cages are~ stooEts and the carboot~ remains of the last ~ they~- The linosaurs died when h~ wete a little over oroe year in 8911- · s aD th Irish . St. Patrick's revelers·in U .ete ~ings • . .~!';~~y th~t ~~~:~~~ 1, Geneml Andtew Cuoow ~~iv~ BY 'VlJWtA Dot~~~• . 1\SSOC:IA'l'\!O t>RESS W~'~l'l'\!1'1 bot\u..,-. clte\:t.s ol' $.1 · "We wet'~: ~re ~Rll'e we Ireland. wet~: l>Q ~1.¥-<ttk>n in rut~:> tlte 37-uegree water nulli9ll or more la.St Friday, met OOf lu.tsband:;, and we'll New Yl)l'~ wid retlected on and .;elet>rilttng witll 11 · .nus at a ~'Ompatly that was .BvC..CMt~ be nere until we-~ deu,d," the ~'OOO.Il\)1 as tlt..-y GuitutesS al'terWill'll. ' NEW" YORK - · St, said lopeL:'s friend, L~y watdt.:d the nW~:heiS ~ Before .dawt\ in Patri~:l's Day revden; tooll Hotl'llUlll. t>y on FitlhAvenue, htdia.napoli.;, dye was a break. frvm wotTie.; <~.bout O.~E< of lhe woman held up Koo ,R-f¥uson, a tru~:~ dri- poured into the dty ·, dOwt\-. the global ~1omy to et\i~~y a s.ign thanking s.oldil'IS, wr, Sllld hi& Wl)l'k. week. had town l:!inal, tri~ering a a day ot' shatlUQ;;k.-themed Another l'ign reu,d: "I, it beenl."'lt to four days. · fo~c~ntai11 of gtffn wat~H frivolit)i, dyeing dty f®n- ~'Old und.-r tho.>e k.ihs'?'' llut on Tuesdtl~ they were bei'Q.re the dty's parade. · green. tru.,mg ""' IC)I , ocean , ·II\ I he "-"'Y ,,, at ... , "' ·•t t"'~ W'"•t~ tams Earher ul~ ~,,c ...... -mg 'tl\ •"'~ "'"" t, ... ntlltl: ... s f""nt"'ns vu ~· ... .... ... ' plung.-s and crowding &ide- Munlt<~.ttatt pub, Ciarnn 011~ ~pe~.-tocle . . Hv1.1~ in Washington ah~' walks. along pMtde route~ St11unton served up ;;~n "ks bi~t.'r <tnd better rnn g1'1:1!n t'octhnlay , to s~ and be seen. oveNhe-top lrislt breald'ttst thall in Ireland." Ken And in Sav~mnah, Gtt.. n... ' ~A ' ~-' t.~ "'I • F ,, .• -~ "~ -·~ rn•s· "''~antlefi . P<""'lct.... - , Sllusages, .,..con, "ac" ergusoo sa..:. 1.. ""'para...,, " ,,· as , .,,' "-va•a~ '''"',- "1·-· ' ~" WO,OOO participants - tutd and white pudding, hvme hl lo.s A~eles, a R\Ullllll he-<t.d-tr>-t\1(' in g1-een at lea,"t as o•any spectators fries. t'ried tomatoes, and C~tholic . ~nest 1.~lebmt«< crammed sidewalls and _ would. line New Yon\ bak«< beans. St. Pi:ltrid, s ~My by giving oak-shadtl'l sqmu-.:s fot the Fitlh Avettue t'oc the d\y's Even with all the re\·eh-~ . <~way ~ome green, best parade view, 248th tumualmar~:lt . th~ trela~td uati"<' said hh f<tther Maurke Chase New Yon City Mayor < h h d 't' ~·• h' w~l\t to "'''' R~w Wt ' th " Mt''·h•el Bloomltero Holl y Lopel. a mtn'e •«'m t (>Ug ts t'l tw to 1s ' ""'" "' "' ' " ~ ~~ Butl'alo. stood in the dOlen- nephews bact. home - WI wallt.'t pll\'ted with $20 bUh summed up the spirit \~, ""' deep Manhattan cn1wd n11empl~yed curpenter, 1\> give II> ~on\0.' ()f the dty's da¥ 6 ,''. M~ th'm · ""' "' ' •t --> ' , t·~~,\t' '-~ ' "II 't, think ofdanv weanng a temporary "''am- vfiC" ayer a..,. e I~tw:tatl ~•,·,~,.--t ~;' "~"'1'"' ;. .. ~- -· ' beth . 1'9Ck. tattoo. ~reen feather who helped push heland\ 3Ul ~>pte linoo up fvr cash. ter time IOf a paru e. w ell necklace. an lns.h flag in her jobless .-ate Jll,l.,'l 10 pero:-nt. Cities · w1d towns tt!l)ttllU s0111e pevple ~. distre~ deav~~ge and - she said "The el:(lnOUl)l 's in s.ht-ed~ the n11tion honored Ireland at~ Sllll\t' poopk lire ~lisapgreen uttderwear. in Ireland," said the 45- with their owl\' signature pointed and some poo~le <'"of ,,, ~..e was part a group"' year-old · pu.,>. . owner, 1:~ le'---1' ... ., 1ons. are de~"~ .. . sse\:1" - h~' s..• 1d , wonwn who haw attended "People are being laid oft' us In Portland, Maine. 75 "People n~ a pkk.-me-up. t'oc 20 ye~. "ex.cept for we s~ttl." people greeted the day with people n~l to know that. pregnundes:· said Pam · Ken and Mary ferguson. an ky plunge in the we 1:' 1\1\ get through this Demp.'<'Yot'. Enniskillen. Northern Atlantic 0\:ean. d1arglng together." . ----'--------------------------------------,- failtno> so S"""':llii,' Warl)l the gov~;runem~feit tlw need to prop it up with 11 $-170 billioo batlout, ~ fmaftl,'iu,l tlailoot program retlluins, politkuUy --• h "'~~ lmpopt.~1ilf 8111"' ~ "'""'"'" """n 'a .t~.. ~~ Ill\ ara~ """"mas . "'-'w · pfl:siden~-y . even though the plan began mtder his pred~~~"Of, Bush, The WhiteGeorge HouseW, is well aware 11 f the nation's bailout fatigoo _ tm~:er that lnmd.reds of billiot~s of tMdoll h t payer · ~ U\'e ~000 0 prop that up fimmdal . tioos mttde · ~'lfmstillldedS-ion~. whit~ many others .. h ,,~~~ w,.o ave ""'"' ll() wro~~g ha~e ptlid the pn~~Tlte adminis.tratioo wQuldn't he ple~ts«< to ~ilf what Marill Pallla-Villa, of H'll "'~~ """"' .,,,, t s'"""· "'"'" sn~ <«N to say. ·--wnsn 't Obamll to 11)( this?" asked the molher of two who said she has lost thn.-e jobs since November liS IItle employer t~fler Wtothe.r went mtder. AIG ~:hi.-1' ex.ecutive Edward Uddy ~o'nn ex.pect a veroul p~c~mmeling wage dematlds, Wednesday when he testi. ~ 0.1 pl!'l\-ent rise ill t1es before u Housl.' sub- , wholesal.inllutioo i11 (:llllll\li tiel'' FeMwy . reilel:ted u I J pill'· On Cupitol . Hill late l:'llltt ioct-et~:~;e in energy prK.-es, Tues\lay. H1,use Denwcf\lls whil:h ha~e been rn.ing tbr two directed three pow<-'rM 1\lOitth:'\ utlef howlng retreated rommitl\.>es to \'Ollie up with t\.1(' n~e sn'tllght 1\ll.)lttl\,~. . legislution this week to Gtl~l'line prk<-'S. jumped authori~e Attom<')l Gene.-al 8J pe~'t'l\t in Feht\mry 11ner Erk' Holder to re\.'O~er masu 1:'\ )ll.'l'\,>ent surge ill ~ive bonus pll)lmetll~ made Jul\uary, · h)' 1.'\llnpuni<'~ like the ones Fot~d costs fell fvr u j)lti\1 l"~~ week bJI American' third straight mnnth, dl'\lp- lnternlltional Group Inc. · · pin~ t ,6 pl.'rct:nt 1n So;-nut"' Del004.'t'ats. meanFe-bnmry, the bi~~es.t one- whit~, ~ugg~sted lllttt if the month dedine m three AIG ex.~ull\'~s hud uny yenrs . The costs of eg~s. integrity, they would retum fr11lts. vegeHtbles und dtilfy the $16$ milliun in . bonu~ ptvd\l'-'ts we-re till down. money , One leading OuNide \If fll(XI ~md ell'.'r· Replthlkun even ~uggested gy, pd~es tbr dg~lrett<-s 1we they might h\lUOnlhlr kill 2,7 pl!'r\'t-nt, tlte bigge~t themselves, then sa1d. he inct-e~se in two yem~, while didn't reltlly me1m it. the pril.·e of lig~t tn1cb mse Whutever the process. I J lltr\'t'nt, n guin thnt i~ lnwnutken; of nil stripes not l.'~pet:ttl'l to last given said. the bonus money the w"ukness i11 auto sl\les, belongs bud in the govemPrices fm computet> ll\l.'nt 's htmd~. dropped 45 percent, the · ''R~iphmts of these biggl:'st one-month Ml sin~-e bonu~s will not be t\ble to Jun\\Uf)' 2005, t;;e;:p ull ,,f their moni.\y." lntllttillll is nllt expt:~.·t~-.1 dedured Senutl' Mujorhy he 11 pl\>hlem for ~~~me time to C\lme given the prolonge-<.1 roc-es.,ion. whil:h ~~ utrendy the longest d.ownt11m in " 'tm\l'lel'-t-entm)l, Overull tx'on\>mk gmwth feU at llll nnmml mte ol' 11,2 per\-e-nt in the Ol;ti'Nr-Oewmber qum· ter uml m11ny ~l,'l>m>mists eKIJet,'t the dn1p in thl.' gl\~" dunwstiq)l'll(hll'l for the \:'ur· rent •tmlrter will I>\: 11 similurly ~teep dedin~ . I&IIIICII 111• tl 11111• IIIIIMIIo C.. II-. Whether you'vll jusl gotten marilett, hlld 8 baby, bought a new hama or ralired- big lite clll!nges can m11nn big ta~ changes, H&R Blook will h&lp ynu ma•lmll& Yfl~tr rel~tnd by showing you tax d&dldk:>ns or credits you'!ll t~ntltled to, At H&R Blook If you don'liJtll the maximum refund you'reenmled tQ, your preparation Is lflltl.' When you've gat PQople, they'!ll with you avl!ry step ol the way, ·Housing starts surge; wholesale prices edge up Bv ilrbRTIH CAulslttolll ity remains, 473 percent lion. but ~nation ~'t'l'tainiJI · below where it wa,s a yeilf is not here yet:' ~~go . The strength in Compllnies lU't' I:'Olltinuing WASHINGTON Febtuary was led by a sharp ll> slus.h ~'().,'<Is . Housing rot)Structioo post- , gain in apur1ment ~o·onstnK'­ CaterpHit~r Inc, on ed a surprisingly lt~rge tion. whkh can he highly . Tuesdll\' announ~'ed plans to increase ill february. t>QI- ~olalil<' from month to l~1y ofl' more than 2.400 stenld by stren~th In all month, empl\lyees ut live pltmts in parts oJ the ~:·ountry .-x.cept . All ureas of the C\lutltry Illinois. lndltma and the West. reported til\ increas~: in · Gtlt~t-gitlus the hetwy equipWbile the surge in 1.'\)1\- F.-bn•ary, ex.cept the West. m.-m m~tker continues to I.' Ut struction was far better th11n, whkh hus been hurdest hit 1,'().,'\ts amid the global 1:1:'0tlw rontim1ed dedit'le e«lll- by the housing sJump. 1\omic downturn, . omis.ts . had ex.pected , Akon· becanw the ltltest Patrie~ Newport. V .S . el\pl.'rtS vi.-wed the rebound ~'Onomist for IHS Global Dow Jnnes industrial comas a temporary gain giv~n Insight. suid the uptkk. in Pl\1\Y to lower Its dividend 1111 the problems the hoosing ~'\ll\Stl\lctil>ll wus driven by to ~onserve 'ush, Too uluindustry still faces . improving Wl.'uth.-r in minum maker said it wa~ The Commerce Febroury. partkultuly in the l.'llttim: its quarterly diviOeptlrtment reported N11rtheas.t, whl.'re u s;:vere de11d ~2 pe~'l'nt hl 3 cenb. l\1esdny that l'onstnu:ti~lll winh:r had sluw;:d CliH- II uls~> Sllid it phm~ to s.-11 ,of new homes nnd llpl\rt· ~Iru~:tk•n in Oel:emher <mll stock and de\11 tv help ments j11mped 22.2 percenl redm·e mmual costs by m~1re in February comj)llred with Januilfy. "The munbe~> nre Sll lllW thun $2A hi Ilion, Janunry. pushing total thut N()k.ia, the world\ lltp ilwreuse will give 1\t,' tivilv to a seusontlllv rou miJI mobile phon.., maker, said 11 u big pt.'rl:~:ntuge ·adjust~d l\nnual rnte will lay otl I _700 ~pl.~~~~- reuse," N.:wport ~uill , - ~!13,000 \mils , He said u s\U'er sigll" 11f u WOfldwide to cut costs, The : Mea11while. the labor turnaroumi Wl>Uid he 11 three- m\lbile ph\llle nmrl:.et has :Depllrtment said wholesl\le tnl>~ith sust11ined illl:real't' in !lee!\ suiTering us ronsumen; prices edged up a s-ligltt 0. I single-family pilntlils, ~pend le~s during the t'ei.'espen:eut in Fl.'br.mry u~ 11 big SIOn, "We got ~Ytlfl\1 months 1lrop in food costs otl'!<et n On Wt:dnesduy, ffil olliover ptlst three Y<-'ti~S :second monthly incrense in wherethepermits , itKreused dttls ~It'<' ex.pected to signnl "energy prices, · 111 drop the following thut they will 1.'ontinue- to : Alier the news. in"estors m1ly keep 11 key inter-est rate at tl month.'' Newport said, ~reignited W'llll Street\ mUy. The (U ~r\-ent increuse in r'ei.'Wd low netlr lcro pen:ent sm1ppin~ up t1mmciul und for 11~ long u~ ne~.-esst1ry und hl'nteb\ulder s101:ks m:noog wholesule mllutillll wus lllU4.:h use other ltnlll'thodox means t>tht't>, The Dow Jones lower thtut the 0$ Jl')l\'\ll\1 to jmHp-~turt the t'l:ooomy. ,iml\lStrial nvernge t~nd ot~r su11-oe in JIUIUIU')I mld ~mulkr The Ft:\1 hn~ tht' leewtly to :ml~Ur indexes nn tinis.hed thtm the \1,4 pe«.'l'nt illl,'rense 1\>Cus I'll the we11k t:~:l'n\lmy ·with gains of more th\111 2 el.'\>m>mists hu\1 ex.~·te~.l . bt:l:uuse inllution pressures :pen't'nt. with the te~.·h- lnden · Compll.l"'\1 with u Y<-'llr t~gu, are eXJl<.'Cl~d to 1Ym11ln luw 'Nusdm1 composite indcK wltolesule pri~-es rue 11\ituuHy in 1he flK'e of widcspreud , jumping more thnn 4 pl!'r\'lll\1, down lJ pt'~-ent, luyl>tl's thut til'<' depressing Core mflnti11n. which Th~ pmtrm:tcd h\lusmg lk>wntum. rising lbredi\.\Ures ex.dudes cnel~)l and 1'111111, ,mul ·~~ deepening U,S, !'\X-es- edged up o... Jll.'l'Cent m . ·, ion huve hntte!t'd hnmt•- l~chruurv, only slightly :builders nnd s~;m"" off mnny hi~her thun the 0, I Jlil~'<-'nt potcntiul buyers, Annlysts gHm t.'conomi;.ts hml ex.po;ct. cXJll.'l.'t mmmting job ln,,st's ed, Core prk't's hud risen 0.4 mul t\m.-cll\.~ures nnd tighten- pen:em in Junuury , The world <'l:unomy ill!! len\.Ung stm1dnrds lo '''"l't)llUiins soli und is ~etting tinue to suppress horne suit's, wt'uker, nmklng il 1hll'kult : "Building ~rmits nre · inlhl'nting thnt stllrts \'ould for ·•·ompunies to rnise improve rmllbtly in l'l>m- pri''"s, suid Nigel Guult. inl: months. tout we b<:lkvc chief US oct\nomist nt IHS th~ repri~vc will b<: shl•rt- Globullnsight, live\1,' Soleil Scl'Urities . "lntlmion is dtlurly very Gmup analyst Ann11 Tormu lluict:,' . Gti,ult suid , "The ~Now- 'f-'U o.n own W'lt l)ict\llt Ql ""'' ~.....,.~tt,.. 1\~l'ltiOt~-11\lhtiJ ~~ - P~ ~IW "'I"" nsks; 11 we re lookmg tWCl' wnM i11. a r't'st'lU\'h note , wnen tl'wn«t Ql' ptl...a llll a n>atil II\OOle pad 1:1cn 11ith the bill the rest nf tho; Y<'Ur, lire more inl'reast\ "''\nstnldinn nl'tiv- tmvurd ddlution thun intlu• AP ecoNQMICS WRJ'l'\!R of ()I t••· . HaRBLOCK 1111 laat Main St. PomtfOy. OH U7tt J4o.at2-1674 Mon-Frl. t:OO • 1:00 Sit. t:OO • 5:00 Othtr HDUI'I by Appointment , It wv" w~v.,. ~~~ H&R ~k "'~ 9(1 ~0\11 JilW!1 1~1 ~~~1-. ~Q" a 1a.1~ Jfil~~ (o. lll\llltr l i\~ lijl.tNiil'!J'lltW' wt cakl\llaltJil M~~1\lf\t\ ~ou· \ll(· ~~·•hQfl IN tot lf\M •.rum f\WI.Ind 1111.1'11\ bf, ~~~~ thi c ~1 ~~ 1(1 wtucfl RlfP111~ ~ H~f\ Tt111. ., ""'0. w• w tn."" '""'"If! e..W in w~tef' s,h(\1'11~ alter ~tit. w hkh helpe~,l presef'\'e them. Tan Xi11wei, t1 paltltlntologist from the Inner Mongolia D.-pllrtlllilllt of Land t~nd Resoun,'t's wl\11 lllso worked Ill\ the ex.p.,'llilioo, Sllid tlte 11ndings tell re~>earchers th<ll ''th<' youngsten; were tell to fend fl;\f themsel~es while the adults were pre~x-cu­ pied" with hat.:hing eggs or bwtding ~ts.. · Tht two-legged. filllth-, ered dinosal!rS. reached t~boot 4 fett ( I .2 nwters) tall as adults 'and $,(,'avenged fm W~all plant~ by Julting \lut their tllll.-ls m an o.strkh-Ute fashillll, Sereno said, Xu Xing, 11 professor at the Institute of Yimehrat~ P!lleontolog~ tmd Plllooanthmpology in Beijing. ''ulled the t1ndings "tm importtmt 'lis~:·o~t-ry .. that could only have. http· pened mlder t1 u11ique set of .~ · ~w"l-mt BEUtN(i - le:fl oo thtit 'O"'n by adults.. the young moo moo~llll> s.atU: into the ~ a lake and ~ 90 :million years i8Q in whal 'would becomt the Gobi Dtstn. , The weii-Jftset\'ed fosws. eA~a~attd by a INm llf Chine~>e llftd American 'ttintists. llffer a !'lire . \oontr llf dues aboot 00\11 · this herd Qf QS.trkh-like · ~numith001imus lived 'tlnd died, , 1\Yo life-si~ modds of . the S-inomithl:lmimus were put 1)1\ ""bl~ displ~ fllf t~ tint ltme MOnday m -Holtllot. ct~pital of north -China·s Inner Mongt\lia re§ioo. · · This. is a very exciting --disrovery, llel.·ause ~-91*" 'eent 11f too time, we find \1 ·group of skeleton~ tht~lllied 'lit dilferent perioos due t(l 'unknown causes," said Paul 'Sereno, a Univen;ity of 'Chicngo profeSsor on the 'excavation team, ''Too other OJ Jlill'l:em of the time. sd· Ions drcum~tan'''-'S. ''Without the l:lll'r't'l.'t elwironmel)llll ~:·onditions. these lossHs would nol CANAVERAl. S.pu~·t shmtl;: Dis~'\wery urrhed at the intemutioltal Sj)ll~'l' stati~•n Tutsday, dehv~ritt~: ~ l<:~st nf solar witlg~ tl\tlt 1\aw lleeu foond in n.-t~rly set s.hoold boost the orbitin~ ptistilw <:ondit\Qn - complex to full power. unctu~lt«< Of wont .down," ~ two ~:ratUink.«< tip said Xu, who wtls not 220 miles ttbov<-' Aumalitl, hwolved with the project. "Welcome ,, we t1re \lung The ~s were spoiled in gltld l\l ~ }on:· said. Mili.<-' l 978 by a Chinese ~'«<logist Fincke, the st11tion \ ~ipper, <11~ 11rst hcavt~tiXI ~~~ a two ~:-rews - t0 peoSino-Japanese team some pleThe in 1111 - s.hoolt hand.~ and W ye-ars later. TOOt team ll~~gged when the hatcltes. nw'00\1 t~ dit\(\,'l!Un; ~Jtor­ between them swung nithomimus. Of ''Chinese Fincft puid a speciu,l open. wei· bini mimic ," I:Qine m newcomer K\\khl It wasn't u1,til 200 I that Wakota. "f~r.-1. IQ88-dtlftlti~ rese!lr\'hers were t\hle to Jt10011ese guy m ~ e~er. 11nearth all 2S skeletons tlnd . r-w~ atro unOOi'stand yon eltamine .their 111\dings. · httve a truss ool there, more The . S-inornitltomimus power to us.•gol Sllli1Q spa~.-e­ ~eletons ·were brollght to wlllk.s Uned up. We're exdttltt' University of Chk"&Q ed ftll' thttt:' Finck~ said, f(ll' research w'lll p.resef'\'aBefure pulling up. \'0111tioll but will return to Cl'lina mander Le.: At'l:hamba~llt by ihe end of the ~etlr, Dis.,vvecy through u The tO-member ex.pedi- guided 3~gree back tlip so til<' ·lion and restNtt'l:h hlttm station 1\Sllonauts \'llllld llholnduded scientists from the n~graph its belly, Fi1ll:k.e said Uni~ersilv \If Chkt~go. the though 1~ stntion l't'si· Chiii<:-Si:' ' A\'tKh:my of even ~nts didn't hear the goSden~:~:s. Ml>nlluut St11te t1> tate pictures Unhl:lt-:iit}. the Univ~m•ity tlhe~ld bectiUse l\f I.'Omll\\lfliCIItilln of Michigun tmd Inner systenlll'l>uble, st\IIW Mo\\golitl 's 0\'ptll'ttltent \If ~"<Xld slt<,>t~ <tndtheythe~'\>tshuttle Ltmd und Resou~·es. It wus "cleiU\, "ery nke ," · nmm~:<-'d by tit~ Nationtll lool>ed The digital pktures Ge(>gmphk Sodety, ·more than 200 of th~m were immediately tnms.mlt1~ to Eurth. Ex.perts will sl.'flltinile the imuges t'l>l' tmy siglls 1>f luum:h dumugl.', HllllOlltl\1, K11h1Upllpl1 stundurd pl'\W\hn't' lhlll'wNntionul Historktll Pnfk on ing the 200.' Col~m,tbi~t disMolokui. t~nd othtir org~ni­ ttsler. A chunk ol tuel-tunk l.ution hu~e b<x-n gmwmg l'ottnl insulution . smncked sp(_'i.'imens thut mny be ust){l C\>lumbin \ wing 111 litioll'. to phmt the vinll in the wild. dooming the shuttlt.' 1111~1 its the ugcn•'Ysnid. . ~:re,w dming re-entry tw\1 The stnte 's Oepa11m.:nt of wt-eks lnt"r, Ntltuml R~smm.'t's hus put Fim:l;e uu1l his two stution Up ferWt'S in S\l!UC IU'eiiS to crewm11tes w<-'re thrilled tu pM<:\'t tht•m th>m pigs mtd tlnally go:-t M>me COlllpllllY, oth<:r feral unimtlb, Discovery and its ~:rew ,,f HuwuH hus ;\29 l'edemlly . ~e~l.'n were sltppost•d 111 prote~:·ted t•ndung..-red show up la~t momh. but s.~dt:s.. tn\lre thun uny lmmch deluys k.i.\pt tht' shltt· tie grotmde~,l until Snn~luy. other stt\11:' . . -Rare vine in Hawaii designated endangered species Bv AuoRIV Mc:Avov . tilt' Island 1\t' Molok.al. VOO betwoo1i t910 mtd 19%, the '11~l£Q PRESS WlllTeR to 4,200 ft:~:t ubo~e Sel\ level. The green \' lne 's , HONOLULU - A loosely spreading bmnch.-s 'Huwuli vine hus he\ln add~:~.l olle11 tangle in tllt\rge muss. 'to thtl endtmgeret.l sp;wies Tl\e vine doe~n 't ht1~e n .list. the U ,S. Fish und c\\IDlll(ll\ nnme, tmd , is · Wildlife Ser~ it.'<' said known \lilly by it~ sdi)ndfTUesd"~, · i.; name , of Phy ll1>stegit1 It's tfte s~'\lnd sp;wies to · hispida, •be d11ssllled as endan~l).red "It is our hOI"-' tliut it will :by the Obl\nu1 tldmimst~•- I.'Ome to lbe forefront of ·tion. The 11rst was tlte relic- · public attention ulong with Mati!t.l nut woods suhmutn- Hawaii\ other numero\ls ~der, llll nmphibittn muive to . tmdungefl)d pllmt~.-- suid south Georghl. north Pl\trkk Leomtrd. field :Florida und coostul So\tlh su!l'-'rviS\}r f~>r the ~etKy's :Carollnn, It wtts put on the Pacific lsh1nd~ Fish 11nd ' list lu~t mom h. Wildlife Oft'ke, .. : The Hnwuii plunt is lound .Only 10 inllividual plnnts only h1 the wet forests on of the ~ine had lleen spotted mre "&<'tKy suid , . . It wus thonght to he extinct in 191.17, Out two seedlings Wi.\t't' found ut the Nuture Conserv ttni.'Y 's Kumakou Pt't'sef'\'e in 2\105. . Sin~-e ~007, 2~ willl plmtt~ hit\'<' he.:n llisl.'(were\L A totlll 1>f 2 -~~ )llunts m'<' known to \:'11!1-ently e~ist . The vim: 's low numbc~> put it nt higher risk. for ~ing wiped out by nuttmtl dl~tls­ ters like h1m·kunes und \llsl:tlsc 11111 breul>s, Fc~·ul pigs, nn hwl!s,iv.SiteClt:S, uml competition from nonnutive plnttts ulso threaten the phmt. . The lyon·.Arhoremm in Th.- pl>-•tpon<'lll<'llls re,;uhe-<.1 in u ~ot't~t~l ~ lslt , CAPE Fla. " W;: ·,e ~\\ W IUti~ 1\lt' )IIlli gu~s t\>r u whik." Fu~'."-'-' teu.""'t "let\ )!<:ttl' "111-1..: l t>a\led ~b<~tu\l Di~'OI <:I'\ are I WI> solIll' wiugs thnt w ift be insttt.tle~,l llt th; sp.~~.~ ,t~~­ tion ltth:r tl'lb' \v'"", Ttl\· .-l~:~:·tridty -pi'\Xhtd\\g j)ll\\ds will ioin s1x. 1>1h~t> uhYtKh in pl~~-e - four on llt\0.' 'ltl~ l\11\l two \UI th.- ~>th<'r - Ull\1 fim1Uy mak.~ the outp•"t lll(~k bahllll.'t.'l,l urKI like thl' ani~t 1'\ttlderings. "It\ hug~. isn't it't" sj)l\\:~ stutiou resident Stm~lru M~uus n1dk\l'\l to tile s.huttle U-'<tronu11ts ~~~ t~v w~!t' • 30,000 feel away: "Bul IISNlllllltltriC :· suid Oni) of Discover{s crew, "But not IN long: M\lgml~ repHed •. The II 5-foot ~oh1r win~:~ are I'Qkled on t1 frtllrn:"'orl. Of trt\SS, that .ttb\> h111\1~ ll rndiutor. Altogether, the $300 million segment i$ the last 111ajor Aineri~:'tUHlllllh: Sllll~<'ll station \)il:l:'<' m,'t"lkd , Dis\'\Wt'ry tl so i~ ~:ln•ppin~ otT t'11dly n~te~,l <.'quipm.:m 1\ll' th(' Spll~'t' >t<Ui\>n \ llt'W Wlltt'f'fei:'Vl'lill~ SV~\~111 - U Ul'll\0,' ~;l'i-I.'SS\11' (U\\1 ~plll't' iodilll' t111sh to kill b<lt:t<'l'i (\, NASA Wl>llill · lik..: II' huv..: the systo:-m Wl>ri;.inl! ~>\:for"' the 1.'!\'W ut th~ ort>itin~ \>UtP'-''t juml"' th>m tluw t1> ,;, 11t the end ot Muv, Th~ svst<.'lll is \lesi~1Wd. tn l'llll\'~1'1 (IStmnuuts uruw lmd 1:'011\h:n,util>n inh> · drini;.in~ Wt\1<.' 1'- It un'i' ~.·d in November. The tlt>t ''t\kr ,,r hll'lll''" 'l\1es~luy t:V<'tliti): - nnd u hh:hli~ht for <'' <'1'1\H"' -• ' WUS the l'\'I)W SIH!p . · Wt~koiW tlw fir't J<~tllllles..: t1> [i,,. ''11th<' ~POll'<' ~tllti<l\1 - II H> li'Hdill): phll't'S with Mtii!OIIS, wh1> hu' ix'<'ll Ill\ b<>tu\l sinw tlw ltl't shultlll visit in · NO\<.'tnllo:r. Wt~kut u 11 ill s~nd 111 leu't three mt>1Hh' tht'l\'. "This b u ~rent tll.'<-'1>11\plishm~.• nt lbr ' Jnpun :- suid Kuniuki ShirukL un ex<.'l.'uthe \lil\'\'tl>r Ill the JtlpUlii,'S<' Spnl'e A!!<'IW)'. . ~ . .Researchers discover ankle-biter size dinosaur s~ thtlft! was a dino,~aur fill· in~t that ni.coo nls\l, The bonos oi'thtl sm111l .-ap: WASHINGTON . tor wero discovered among Umngine 11 'lidous velod- fo.<s.'.Hs thnt hud been ~'011~1· rnptor Hke thl\.~e in "Jurnssk ed n qmtrteN'\lntm)' t\gO t\lld Par\;,," but only us big as ~~ romuine<l in l\ museltm dmw;modem chkken, ·, er. Longrich e~pluined, • Thnt's whut Cmutdum · Shniltlr smt11l dinos htlve !reseat'l:hefl! say they ht1~e been uncovered in Cltitul in t'ound.. the smnllest me1tt- thtl lust t~w yeu~>, und it.'tltin\1 ditlllsnm· yet ,ns~:ov- studying tho.'e h<-'lped the !ered m N()rth Amerkn, · reseaNhe~> idenllft this ' This pint- sile~,l cousin \If North Americtln ve~Sion, :veltll:intptor. weighing in nt "It wns hard to tell llecl\Uiie I'4 - Ill· .'i pi1Ull(1 s. "prob•1blv • ( 1'1 w•s. " · .st1'll ~~. n••·nsed in rock," 'hunted Ut\\1 ute whl\le\'er \1 ·L\lngrich said, "It is only !could t\1r its sile - insects. bel:uuse I had been sl\1dying :mmnnutls. amphihinns ond tht.1 Chine~e dlt\ostlllt~ 1 imu~oo even bnby rould tell wht~t it wus." ;t.lln~1 snur~," according to "On~'O we got it nut ul' the •N kholn~ Longri;;h of the l\lCk , it u Jll'lltty nke !University of Cttl11nry. ~pccuncn. · he 11 ded, : The creumre lived 75 milUk.e .the velodmptor, the ilion ye11rs l\ill in !he swnmps tiny mtltor hud cluws. (\t •and fore~ts ol southern · t1t'ilt the smull clnws were 'IAihenn, Lon1,1rich 11nd ~'01- thought to ~:mnc from juve1le~tgllll PIIHip,J. Cuf!i~ t-epon, niles, longrich snid, "But - 'in Tuesdny s edmon ot when we sludied th1.1 pelvis. :Pro\.-eedinss of the Nntionnl w~ lound the hip hones we1-e tAcndemy of Sciences, , fused. which wmtld 1111ly : There hus lleen phmty ol huve huppened 1111ce th<' uni· ;evlden1.-e lor lurge nnd medi- mnl wus 1\llly l!''"vn," •unt-size dinoSIIIlfS in Nm1h Ptt>vinusly the ·sumllest :America. hut not smull ones, cnmiVOl\)\IS dim>snlli'S fouud :Longrlch suitlinn telephone in North Amedcn tum: bt.'en 'iutorview. Now reseufl)heno ulxmtlhe sii\e of u wolf. : Bv RANDOLI'tt E. ScHMID '""SCIENCe WIIITI!II ! "':!" . ~ The ~:ret~ture has been named Hesperonych11s ehzubethae, 1.11ler the lute Cnnaditm pnleontolo~lst Elilnbeth "Betsy" Nkholls, who recovered the sped' men, Hestl'.'l'Onr..·hus meuns "westem dnw,' u •-ell:r\'111.'t' ll>th~ enhU)l<.'\l sickk'·shntlt:\1 duw 1>n its s~'<-'l>nd tl>t:. Thl.' fin1l ''em\>husilt's · h1;w littl~:: we uctu111 y ~1ww. "l"l it mises the possibility tliat there Ill'<' e'len sumllt•r ones out thtlr't' wait in): to lx• · lilund," said Lo. n"l'idt, "' Munhew Cammo. u pnk'l~t· tologist m the Smithsmtinn 's Nmionul Museum \\I' Nutu1~1l .Histl\l'V, ngrt.'I.'IL "I think thm· -~\ in~:1~u~in~ uwm'llnl!~s umtlng ver'tt·hr11te ptllconh,lngi~ts thut we havo overlooked u lut of smull species of dinosuurs . Thlly nre h11rder jn find, but nlso the enrly histmy nf mu· scit'nce hnd u h>t to do with findin!l the bit: und impl'lls· sive spedmens," snid Cnrruno. wh1> wus nut purt of l.''"!lrkh's te11111 , "I would pl't'<lict thut tlw diversity of smnll din<)suur-s will cuntimie t11 go up in tlw ,,omiu\1. yetH'il, ull <\IW th<'' world. Cln'l'm~o suid. Notice to Patients of Rebecca Huston, D.O. Effective April 24, Rebecc1 Huston, D.O., will no longer have a private office practice. Dr. Huston Is a hospital medicine physician-for inpatients at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital In addition to providing primary care services for patients at the Meigs Medical Center in Pomeroy and Health First Care Center In Athens. Or. Huston will concentrate all of her efforts with the hospltallst program at O'Bleness. To have your patient records transferred to the medical practitioner of your choice, please call (740)-594·7979. A list of physicians associated with O'Bieness Memorial Hospital Is posted at "f;lnd a Physician ... on the hospital's Web site at www.obleness.ora. Dr. Huston Is encouraging her patients at the Meigs Medical Center to consider transferring to DouaiiS Hunter, M.D., who Is now accepting new patients at the Meiss Medical Center as well as at his pri!ctice in Racine. For an appointment with Dr, Hunter at the Meigs Medical Center, call (740) 992·9158, or call (740) 9.49·2683 for an appointment at Hunter ' ' Family ,Practice In Racine. ., �The Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION PageA6 Wubacshy, Much 1&,. *009 - The Daily Sentinel ' PageA7 SCIENCE WedMsclay, March t8, aoog • AIG bonuses won't stand~ Dem senators declare :• lh Lw-,. Ktuwtt ASSQCtATell PRESS WRI~ WASHINGTON Talking toogller by the boor. ti,vid ~l'll.ts <X>llfron~ . beleagu~ loou.rwl.':e giant AIG w ltb ill\ tlltlmlllUnl Tu~y : G\ve ~:l $1~ million in po.St-bail®t booJJ8e$ oc wab:h Coogress tw\. it away with et~l' AP..- ~islatioo. lt~blk"ans declared the Pat \'jilliarns. of Middles&)(, New Jersey, for9ground left, reacts as sn. and it makes it's wa~ up. New York's Fifth A~enu&, TUE!Sda)' otlllefs wati.'J!I the St. Patrick's 0~ In tm tm.ge ham NASA TV, 1M space shuttle Qisw.tety tle-uw•::l'll.ts we~ hardly t>lan~. 1.¥-'\:u.s.U\g them of st.mdiug by wbik- the tloow; del1l wa.s ~~~tl:\1 and su,g\testiug , that Treasury S.Xretary· Tulll.lthy Coeitltnef ~-oulli and sltoold ha"e dooe m~Ue . Wbite ~~ White ..._._e.\~ cooiidet¥.,'e in ~ttloor. it was c~ ptacill8 the ~bility ibt oow the matter \\Ia& handled on his should«s. AP pMlo f~ details. ~anwllite. P81'D as l'~tsh«t AJG out~ ever · ll(g~r: New Ylll'k An~y ~ to dock wiltl h tntemational ~ station orbiting Earth, Thesday. ~ Is set to deli~~er oroe IW sel ot Slllar wings to bMg ~ orbiting outpost up. til hilt IJOWI!K tnd will !Mop ott ba<IIV needed equipment fill' the station's wa~ Sy$\efn and a lresh tiiiW rmtmbf!r, Shuttle Discovery arrives at space station AP ~ Dtotra ltU ... hnMa 'Me Mllll"-, MO In tm unda*l pOOto Nleast<l b)+ Prajed ~lien. Prot. Paul s.mto holds a ~ cast of two~ slleletons ot lhe ~dinosaur~ In ~heir rib cages are~ stooEts and the carboot~ remains of the last ~ they~- The linosaurs died when h~ wete a little over oroe year in 8911- · s aD th Irish . St. Patrick's revelers·in U .ete ~ings • . .~!';~~y th~t ~~~:~~~ 1, Geneml Andtew Cuoow ~~iv~ BY 'VlJWtA Dot~~~• . 1\SSOC:IA'l'\!O t>RESS W~'~l'l'\!1'1 bot\u..,-. clte\:t.s ol' $.1 · "We wet'~: ~re ~Rll'e we Ireland. wet~: l>Q ~1.¥-<ttk>n in rut~:> tlte 37-uegree water nulli9ll or more la.St Friday, met OOf lu.tsband:;, and we'll New Yl)l'~ wid retlected on and .;elet>rilttng witll 11 · .nus at a ~'Ompatly that was .BvC..CMt~ be nere until we-~ deu,d," the ~'OOO.Il\)1 as tlt..-y GuitutesS al'terWill'll. ' NEW" YORK - · St, said lopeL:'s friend, L~y watdt.:d the nW~:heiS ~ Before .dawt\ in Patri~:l's Day revden; tooll Hotl'llUlll. t>y on FitlhAvenue, htdia.napoli.;, dye was a break. frvm wotTie.; <~.bout O.~E< of lhe woman held up Koo ,R-f¥uson, a tru~:~ dri- poured into the dty ·, dOwt\-. the global ~1omy to et\i~~y a s.ign thanking s.oldil'IS, wr, Sllld hi& Wl)l'k. week. had town l:!inal, tri~ering a a day ot' shatlUQ;;k.-themed Another l'ign reu,d: "I, it beenl."'lt to four days. · fo~c~ntai11 of gtffn wat~H frivolit)i, dyeing dty f®n- ~'Old und.-r tho.>e k.ihs'?'' llut on Tuesdtl~ they were bei'Q.re the dty's parade. · green. tru.,mg ""' IC)I , ocean , ·II\ I he "-"'Y ,,, at ... , "' ·•t t"'~ W'"•t~ tams Earher ul~ ~,,c ...... -mg 'tl\ •"'~ "'"" t, ... ntlltl: ... s f""nt"'ns vu ~· ... .... ... ' plung.-s and crowding &ide- Munlt<~.ttatt pub, Ciarnn 011~ ~pe~.-tocle . . Hv1.1~ in Washington ah~' walks. along pMtde route~ St11unton served up ;;~n "ks bi~t.'r <tnd better rnn g1'1:1!n t'octhnlay , to s~ and be seen. oveNhe-top lrislt breald'ttst thall in Ireland." Ken And in Sav~mnah, Gtt.. n... ' ~A ' ~-' t.~ "'I • F ,, .• -~ "~ -·~ rn•s· "''~antlefi . P<""'lct.... - , Sllusages, .,..con, "ac" ergusoo sa..:. 1.. ""'para...,, " ,,· as , .,,' "-va•a~ '''"',- "1·-· ' ~" WO,OOO participants - tutd and white pudding, hvme hl lo.s A~eles, a R\Ullllll he-<t.d-tr>-t\1(' in g1-een at lea,"t as o•any spectators fries. t'ried tomatoes, and C~tholic . ~nest 1.~lebmt«< crammed sidewalls and _ would. line New Yon\ bak«< beans. St. Pi:ltrid, s ~My by giving oak-shadtl'l sqmu-.:s fot the Fitlh Avettue t'oc the d\y's Even with all the re\·eh-~ . <~way ~ome green, best parade view, 248th tumualmar~:lt . th~ trela~td uati"<' said hh f<tther Maurke Chase New Yon City Mayor < h h d 't' ~·• h' w~l\t to "'''' R~w Wt ' th " Mt''·h•el Bloomltero Holl y Lopel. a mtn'e •«'m t (>Ug ts t'l tw to 1s ' ""'" "' "' ' " ~ ~~ Butl'alo. stood in the dOlen- nephews bact. home - WI wallt.'t pll\'ted with $20 bUh summed up the spirit \~, ""' deep Manhattan cn1wd n11empl~yed curpenter, 1\> give II> ~on\0.' ()f the dty's da¥ 6 ,''. M~ th'm · ""' "' ' •t --> ' , t·~~,\t' '-~ ' "II 't, think ofdanv weanng a temporary "''am- vfiC" ayer a..,. e I~tw:tatl ~•,·,~,.--t ~;' "~"'1'"' ;. .. ~- -· ' beth . 1'9Ck. tattoo. ~reen feather who helped push heland\ 3Ul ~>pte linoo up fvr cash. ter time IOf a paru e. w ell necklace. an lns.h flag in her jobless .-ate Jll,l.,'l 10 pero:-nt. Cities · w1d towns tt!l)ttllU s0111e pevple ~. distre~ deav~~ge and - she said "The el:(lnOUl)l 's in s.ht-ed~ the n11tion honored Ireland at~ Sllll\t' poopk lire ~lisapgreen uttderwear. in Ireland," said the 45- with their owl\' signature pointed and some poo~le <'"of ,,, ~..e was part a group"' year-old · pu.,>. . owner, 1:~ le'---1' ... ., 1ons. are de~"~ .. . sse\:1" - h~' s..• 1d , wonwn who haw attended "People are being laid oft' us In Portland, Maine. 75 "People n~ a pkk.-me-up. t'oc 20 ye~. "ex.cept for we s~ttl." people greeted the day with people n~l to know that. pregnundes:· said Pam · Ken and Mary ferguson. an ky plunge in the we 1:' 1\1\ get through this Demp.'<'Yot'. Enniskillen. Northern Atlantic 0\:ean. d1arglng together." . ----'--------------------------------------,- failtno> so S"""':llii,' Warl)l the gov~;runem~feit tlw need to prop it up with 11 $-170 billioo batlout, ~ fmaftl,'iu,l tlailoot program retlluins, politkuUy --• h "'~~ lmpopt.~1ilf 8111"' ~ "'""'"'" """n 'a .t~.. ~~ Ill\ ara~ """"mas . "'-'w · pfl:siden~-y . even though the plan began mtder his pred~~~"Of, Bush, The WhiteGeorge HouseW, is well aware 11 f the nation's bailout fatigoo _ tm~:er that lnmd.reds of billiot~s of tMdoll h t payer · ~ U\'e ~000 0 prop that up fimmdal . tioos mttde · ~'lfmstillldedS-ion~. whit~ many others .. h ,,~~~ w,.o ave ""'"' ll() wro~~g ha~e ptlid the pn~~Tlte adminis.tratioo wQuldn't he ple~ts«< to ~ilf what Marill Pallla-Villa, of H'll "'~~ """"' .,,,, t s'"""· "'"'" sn~ <«N to say. ·--wnsn 't Obamll to 11)( this?" asked the molher of two who said she has lost thn.-e jobs since November liS IItle employer t~fler Wtothe.r went mtder. AIG ~:hi.-1' ex.ecutive Edward Uddy ~o'nn ex.pect a veroul p~c~mmeling wage dematlds, Wednesday when he testi. ~ 0.1 pl!'l\-ent rise ill t1es before u Housl.' sub- , wholesal.inllutioo i11 (:llllll\li tiel'' FeMwy . reilel:ted u I J pill'· On Cupitol . Hill late l:'llltt ioct-et~:~;e in energy prK.-es, Tues\lay. H1,use Denwcf\lls whil:h ha~e been rn.ing tbr two directed three pow<-'rM 1\lOitth:'\ utlef howlng retreated rommitl\.>es to \'Ollie up with t\.1(' n~e sn'tllght 1\ll.)lttl\,~. . legislution this week to Gtl~l'line prk<-'S. jumped authori~e Attom<')l Gene.-al 8J pe~'t'l\t in Feht\mry 11ner Erk' Holder to re\.'O~er masu 1:'\ )ll.'l'\,>ent surge ill ~ive bonus pll)lmetll~ made Jul\uary, · h)' 1.'\llnpuni<'~ like the ones Fot~d costs fell fvr u j)lti\1 l"~~ week bJI American' third straight mnnth, dl'\lp- lnternlltional Group Inc. · · pin~ t ,6 pl.'rct:nt 1n So;-nut"' Del004.'t'ats. meanFe-bnmry, the bi~~es.t one- whit~, ~ugg~sted lllttt if the month dedine m three AIG ex.~ull\'~s hud uny yenrs . The costs of eg~s. integrity, they would retum fr11lts. vegeHtbles und dtilfy the $16$ milliun in . bonu~ ptvd\l'-'ts we-re till down. money , One leading OuNide \If fll(XI ~md ell'.'r· Replthlkun even ~uggested gy, pd~es tbr dg~lrett<-s 1we they might h\lUOnlhlr kill 2,7 pl!'r\'t-nt, tlte bigge~t themselves, then sa1d. he inct-e~se in two yem~, while didn't reltlly me1m it. the pril.·e of lig~t tn1cb mse Whutever the process. I J lltr\'t'nt, n guin thnt i~ lnwnutken; of nil stripes not l.'~pet:ttl'l to last given said. the bonus money the w"ukness i11 auto sl\les, belongs bud in the govemPrices fm computet> ll\l.'nt 's htmd~. dropped 45 percent, the · ''R~iphmts of these biggl:'st one-month Ml sin~-e bonu~s will not be t\ble to Jun\\Uf)' 2005, t;;e;:p ull ,,f their moni.\y." lntllttillll is nllt expt:~.·t~-.1 dedured Senutl' Mujorhy he 11 pl\>hlem for ~~~me time to C\lme given the prolonge-<.1 roc-es.,ion. whil:h ~~ utrendy the longest d.ownt11m in " 'tm\l'lel'-t-entm)l, Overull tx'on\>mk gmwth feU at llll nnmml mte ol' 11,2 per\-e-nt in the Ol;ti'Nr-Oewmber qum· ter uml m11ny ~l,'l>m>mists eKIJet,'t the dn1p in thl.' gl\~" dunwstiq)l'll(hll'l for the \:'ur· rent •tmlrter will I>\: 11 similurly ~teep dedin~ . I&IIIICII 111• tl 11111• IIIIIMIIo C.. II-. Whether you'vll jusl gotten marilett, hlld 8 baby, bought a new hama or ralired- big lite clll!nges can m11nn big ta~ changes, H&R Blook will h&lp ynu ma•lmll& Yfl~tr rel~tnd by showing you tax d&dldk:>ns or credits you'!ll t~ntltled to, At H&R Blook If you don'liJtll the maximum refund you'reenmled tQ, your preparation Is lflltl.' When you've gat PQople, they'!ll with you avl!ry step ol the way, ·Housing starts surge; wholesale prices edge up Bv ilrbRTIH CAulslttolll ity remains, 473 percent lion. but ~nation ~'t'l'tainiJI · below where it wa,s a yeilf is not here yet:' ~~go . The strength in Compllnies lU't' I:'Olltinuing WASHINGTON Febtuary was led by a sharp ll> slus.h ~'().,'<Is . Housing rot)Structioo post- , gain in apur1ment ~o·onstnK'­ CaterpHit~r Inc, on ed a surprisingly lt~rge tion. whkh can he highly . Tuesdll\' announ~'ed plans to increase ill february. t>QI- ~olalil<' from month to l~1y ofl' more than 2.400 stenld by stren~th In all month, empl\lyees ut live pltmts in parts oJ the ~:·ountry .-x.cept . All ureas of the C\lutltry Illinois. lndltma and the West. reported til\ increas~: in · Gtlt~t-gitlus the hetwy equipWbile the surge in 1.'\)1\- F.-bn•ary, ex.cept the West. m.-m m~tker continues to I.' Ut struction was far better th11n, whkh hus been hurdest hit 1,'().,'\ts amid the global 1:1:'0tlw rontim1ed dedit'le e«lll- by the housing sJump. 1\omic downturn, . omis.ts . had ex.pected , Akon· becanw the ltltest Patrie~ Newport. V .S . el\pl.'rtS vi.-wed the rebound ~'Onomist for IHS Global Dow Jnnes industrial comas a temporary gain giv~n Insight. suid the uptkk. in Pl\1\Y to lower Its dividend 1111 the problems the hoosing ~'\ll\Stl\lctil>ll wus driven by to ~onserve 'ush, Too uluindustry still faces . improving Wl.'uth.-r in minum maker said it wa~ The Commerce Febroury. partkultuly in the l.'llttim: its quarterly diviOeptlrtment reported N11rtheas.t, whl.'re u s;:vere de11d ~2 pe~'l'nt hl 3 cenb. l\1esdny that l'onstnu:ti~lll winh:r had sluw;:d CliH- II uls~> Sllid it phm~ to s.-11 ,of new homes nnd llpl\rt· ~Iru~:tk•n in Oel:emher <mll stock and de\11 tv help ments j11mped 22.2 percenl redm·e mmual costs by m~1re in February comj)llred with Januilfy. "The munbe~> nre Sll lllW thun $2A hi Ilion, Janunry. pushing total thut N()k.ia, the world\ lltp ilwreuse will give 1\t,' tivilv to a seusontlllv rou miJI mobile phon.., maker, said 11 u big pt.'rl:~:ntuge ·adjust~d l\nnual rnte will lay otl I _700 ~pl.~~~~- reuse," N.:wport ~uill , - ~!13,000 \mils , He said u s\U'er sigll" 11f u WOfldwide to cut costs, The : Mea11while. the labor turnaroumi Wl>Uid he 11 three- m\lbile ph\llle nmrl:.et has :Depllrtment said wholesl\le tnl>~ith sust11ined illl:real't' in !lee!\ suiTering us ronsumen; prices edged up a s-ligltt 0. I single-family pilntlils, ~pend le~s during the t'ei.'espen:eut in Fl.'br.mry u~ 11 big SIOn, "We got ~Ytlfl\1 months 1lrop in food costs otl'!<et n On Wt:dnesduy, ffil olliover ptlst three Y<-'ti~S :second monthly incrense in wherethepermits , itKreused dttls ~It'<' ex.pected to signnl "energy prices, · 111 drop the following thut they will 1.'ontinue- to : Alier the news. in"estors m1ly keep 11 key inter-est rate at tl month.'' Newport said, ~reignited W'llll Street\ mUy. The (U ~r\-ent increuse in r'ei.'Wd low netlr lcro pen:ent sm1ppin~ up t1mmciul und for 11~ long u~ ne~.-esst1ry und hl'nteb\ulder s101:ks m:noog wholesule mllutillll wus lllU4.:h use other ltnlll'thodox means t>tht't>, The Dow Jones lower thtut the 0$ Jl')l\'\ll\1 to jmHp-~turt the t'l:ooomy. ,iml\lStrial nvernge t~nd ot~r su11-oe in JIUIUIU')I mld ~mulkr The Ft:\1 hn~ tht' leewtly to :ml~Ur indexes nn tinis.hed thtm the \1,4 pe«.'l'nt illl,'rense 1\>Cus I'll the we11k t:~:l'n\lmy ·with gains of more th\111 2 el.'\>m>mists hu\1 ex.~·te~.l . bt:l:uuse inllution pressures :pen't'nt. with the te~.·h- lnden · Compll.l"'\1 with u Y<-'llr t~gu, are eXJl<.'Cl~d to 1Ym11ln luw 'Nusdm1 composite indcK wltolesule pri~-es rue 11\ituuHy in 1he flK'e of widcspreud , jumping more thnn 4 pl!'r\'lll\1, down lJ pt'~-ent, luyl>tl's thut til'<' depressing Core mflnti11n. which Th~ pmtrm:tcd h\lusmg lk>wntum. rising lbredi\.\Ures ex.dudes cnel~)l and 1'111111, ,mul ·~~ deepening U,S, !'\X-es- edged up o... Jll.'l'Cent m . ·, ion huve hntte!t'd hnmt•- l~chruurv, only slightly :builders nnd s~;m"" off mnny hi~her thun the 0, I Jlil~'<-'nt potcntiul buyers, Annlysts gHm t.'conomi;.ts hml ex.po;ct. cXJll.'l.'t mmmting job ln,,st's ed, Core prk't's hud risen 0.4 mul t\m.-cll\.~ures nnd tighten- pen:em in Junuury , The world <'l:unomy ill!! len\.Ung stm1dnrds lo '''"l't)llUiins soli und is ~etting tinue to suppress horne suit's, wt'uker, nmklng il 1hll'kult : "Building ~rmits nre · inlhl'nting thnt stllrts \'ould for ·•·ompunies to rnise improve rmllbtly in l'l>m- pri''"s, suid Nigel Guult. inl: months. tout we b<:lkvc chief US oct\nomist nt IHS th~ repri~vc will b<: shl•rt- Globullnsight, live\1,' Soleil Scl'Urities . "lntlmion is dtlurly very Gmup analyst Ann11 Tormu lluict:,' . Gti,ult suid , "The ~Now- 'f-'U o.n own W'lt l)ict\llt Ql ""'' ~.....,.~tt,.. 1\~l'ltiOt~-11\lhtiJ ~~ - P~ ~IW "'I"" nsks; 11 we re lookmg tWCl' wnM i11. a r't'st'lU\'h note , wnen tl'wn«t Ql' ptl...a llll a n>atil II\OOle pad 1:1cn 11ith the bill the rest nf tho; Y<'Ur, lire more inl'reast\ "''\nstnldinn nl'tiv- tmvurd ddlution thun intlu• AP ecoNQMICS WRJ'l'\!R of ()I t••· . HaRBLOCK 1111 laat Main St. PomtfOy. OH U7tt J4o.at2-1674 Mon-Frl. t:OO • 1:00 Sit. t:OO • 5:00 Othtr HDUI'I by Appointment , It wv" w~v.,. ~~~ H&R ~k "'~ 9(1 ~0\11 JilW!1 1~1 ~~~1-. ~Q" a 1a.1~ Jfil~~ (o. lll\llltr l i\~ lijl.tNiil'!J'lltW' wt cakl\llaltJil M~~1\lf\t\ ~ou· \ll(· ~~·•hQfl IN tot lf\M •.rum f\WI.Ind 1111.1'11\ bf, ~~~~ thi c ~1 ~~ 1(1 wtucfl RlfP111~ ~ H~f\ Tt111. ., ""'0. w• w tn."" '""'"If! e..W in w~tef' s,h(\1'11~ alter ~tit. w hkh helpe~,l presef'\'e them. Tan Xi11wei, t1 paltltlntologist from the Inner Mongolia D.-pllrtlllilllt of Land t~nd Resoun,'t's wl\11 lllso worked Ill\ the ex.p.,'llilioo, Sllid tlte 11ndings tell re~>earchers th<ll ''th<' youngsten; were tell to fend fl;\f themsel~es while the adults were pre~x-cu­ pied" with hat.:hing eggs or bwtding ~ts.. · Tht two-legged. filllth-, ered dinosal!rS. reached t~boot 4 fett ( I .2 nwters) tall as adults 'and $,(,'avenged fm W~all plant~ by Julting \lut their tllll.-ls m an o.strkh-Ute fashillll, Sereno said, Xu Xing, 11 professor at the Institute of Yimehrat~ P!lleontolog~ tmd Plllooanthmpology in Beijing. ''ulled the t1ndings "tm importtmt 'lis~:·o~t-ry .. that could only have. http· pened mlder t1 u11ique set of .~ · ~w"l-mt BEUtN(i - le:fl oo thtit 'O"'n by adults.. the young moo moo~llll> s.atU: into the ~ a lake and ~ 90 :million years i8Q in whal 'would becomt the Gobi Dtstn. , The weii-Jftset\'ed fosws. eA~a~attd by a INm llf Chine~>e llftd American 'ttintists. llffer a !'lire . \oontr llf dues aboot 00\11 · this herd Qf QS.trkh-like · ~numith001imus lived 'tlnd died, , 1\Yo life-si~ modds of . the S-inomithl:lmimus were put 1)1\ ""bl~ displ~ fllf t~ tint ltme MOnday m -Holtllot. ct~pital of north -China·s Inner Mongt\lia re§ioo. · · This. is a very exciting --disrovery, llel.·ause ~-91*" 'eent 11f too time, we find \1 ·group of skeleton~ tht~lllied 'lit dilferent perioos due t(l 'unknown causes," said Paul 'Sereno, a Univen;ity of 'Chicngo profeSsor on the 'excavation team, ''Too other OJ Jlill'l:em of the time. sd· Ions drcum~tan'''-'S. ''Without the l:lll'r't'l.'t elwironmel)llll ~:·onditions. these lossHs would nol CANAVERAl. S.pu~·t shmtl;: Dis~'\wery urrhed at the intemutioltal Sj)ll~'l' stati~•n Tutsday, dehv~ritt~: ~ l<:~st nf solar witlg~ tl\tlt 1\aw lleeu foond in n.-t~rly set s.hoold boost the orbitin~ ptistilw <:ondit\Qn - complex to full power. unctu~lt«< Of wont .down," ~ two ~:ratUink.«< tip said Xu, who wtls not 220 miles ttbov<-' Aumalitl, hwolved with the project. "Welcome ,, we t1re \lung The ~s were spoiled in gltld l\l ~ }on:· said. Mili.<-' l 978 by a Chinese ~'«<logist Fincke, the st11tion \ ~ipper, <11~ 11rst hcavt~tiXI ~~~ a two ~:-rews - t0 peoSino-Japanese team some pleThe in 1111 - s.hoolt hand.~ and W ye-ars later. TOOt team ll~~gged when the hatcltes. nw'00\1 t~ dit\(\,'l!Un; ~Jtor­ between them swung nithomimus. Of ''Chinese Fincft puid a speciu,l open. wei· bini mimic ," I:Qine m newcomer K\\khl It wasn't u1,til 200 I that Wakota. "f~r.-1. IQ88-dtlftlti~ rese!lr\'hers were t\hle to Jt10011ese guy m ~ e~er. 11nearth all 2S skeletons tlnd . r-w~ atro unOOi'stand yon eltamine .their 111\dings. · httve a truss ool there, more The . S-inornitltomimus power to us.•gol Sllli1Q spa~.-e­ ~eletons ·were brollght to wlllk.s Uned up. We're exdttltt' University of Chk"&Q ed ftll' thttt:' Finck~ said, f(ll' research w'lll p.resef'\'aBefure pulling up. \'0111tioll but will return to Cl'lina mander Le.: At'l:hamba~llt by ihe end of the ~etlr, Dis.,vvecy through u The tO-member ex.pedi- guided 3~gree back tlip so til<' ·lion and restNtt'l:h hlttm station 1\Sllonauts \'llllld llholnduded scientists from the n~graph its belly, Fi1ll:k.e said Uni~ersilv \If Chkt~go. the though 1~ stntion l't'si· Chiii<:-Si:' ' A\'tKh:my of even ~nts didn't hear the goSden~:~:s. Ml>nlluut St11te t1> tate pictures Unhl:lt-:iit}. the Univ~m•ity tlhe~ld bectiUse l\f I.'Omll\\lfliCIItilln of Michigun tmd Inner systenlll'l>uble, st\IIW Mo\\golitl 's 0\'ptll'ttltent \If ~"<Xld slt<,>t~ <tndtheythe~'\>tshuttle Ltmd und Resou~·es. It wus "cleiU\, "ery nke ," · nmm~:<-'d by tit~ Nationtll lool>ed The digital pktures Ge(>gmphk Sodety, ·more than 200 of th~m were immediately tnms.mlt1~ to Eurth. Ex.perts will sl.'flltinile the imuges t'l>l' tmy siglls 1>f luum:h dumugl.', HllllOlltl\1, K11h1Upllpl1 stundurd pl'\W\hn't' lhlll'wNntionul Historktll Pnfk on ing the 200.' Col~m,tbi~t disMolokui. t~nd othtir org~ni­ ttsler. A chunk ol tuel-tunk l.ution hu~e b<x-n gmwmg l'ottnl insulution . smncked sp(_'i.'imens thut mny be ust){l C\>lumbin \ wing 111 litioll'. to phmt the vinll in the wild. dooming the shuttlt.' 1111~1 its the ugcn•'Ysnid. . ~:re,w dming re-entry tw\1 The stnte 's Oepa11m.:nt of wt-eks lnt"r, Ntltuml R~smm.'t's hus put Fim:l;e uu1l his two stution Up ferWt'S in S\l!UC IU'eiiS to crewm11tes w<-'re thrilled tu pM<:\'t tht•m th>m pigs mtd tlnally go:-t M>me COlllpllllY, oth<:r feral unimtlb, Discovery and its ~:rew ,,f HuwuH hus ;\29 l'edemlly . ~e~l.'n were sltppost•d 111 prote~:·ted t•ndung..-red show up la~t momh. but s.~dt:s.. tn\lre thun uny lmmch deluys k.i.\pt tht' shltt· tie grotmde~,l until Snn~luy. other stt\11:' . . -Rare vine in Hawaii designated endangered species Bv AuoRIV Mc:Avov . tilt' Island 1\t' Molok.al. VOO betwoo1i t910 mtd 19%, the '11~l£Q PRESS WlllTeR to 4,200 ft:~:t ubo~e Sel\ level. The green \' lne 's , HONOLULU - A loosely spreading bmnch.-s 'Huwuli vine hus he\ln add~:~.l olle11 tangle in tllt\rge muss. 'to thtl endtmgeret.l sp;wies Tl\e vine doe~n 't ht1~e n .list. the U ,S. Fish und c\\IDlll(ll\ nnme, tmd , is · Wildlife Ser~ it.'<' said known \lilly by it~ sdi)ndfTUesd"~, · i.; name , of Phy ll1>stegit1 It's tfte s~'\lnd sp;wies to · hispida, •be d11ssllled as endan~l).red "It is our hOI"-' tliut it will :by the Obl\nu1 tldmimst~•- I.'Ome to lbe forefront of ·tion. The 11rst was tlte relic- · public attention ulong with Mati!t.l nut woods suhmutn- Hawaii\ other numero\ls ~der, llll nmphibittn muive to . tmdungefl)d pllmt~.-- suid south Georghl. north Pl\trkk Leomtrd. field :Florida und coostul So\tlh su!l'-'rviS\}r f~>r the ~etKy's :Carollnn, It wtts put on the Pacific lsh1nd~ Fish 11nd ' list lu~t mom h. Wildlife Oft'ke, .. : The Hnwuii plunt is lound .Only 10 inllividual plnnts only h1 the wet forests on of the ~ine had lleen spotted mre "&<'tKy suid , . . It wus thonght to he extinct in 191.17, Out two seedlings Wi.\t't' found ut the Nuture Conserv ttni.'Y 's Kumakou Pt't'sef'\'e in 2\105. . Sin~-e ~007, 2~ willl plmtt~ hit\'<' he.:n llisl.'(were\L A totlll 1>f 2 -~~ )llunts m'<' known to \:'11!1-ently e~ist . The vim: 's low numbc~> put it nt higher risk. for ~ing wiped out by nuttmtl dl~tls­ ters like h1m·kunes und \llsl:tlsc 11111 breul>s, Fc~·ul pigs, nn hwl!s,iv.SiteClt:S, uml competition from nonnutive plnttts ulso threaten the phmt. . The lyon·.Arhoremm in Th.- pl>-•tpon<'lll<'llls re,;uhe-<.1 in u ~ot't~t~l ~ lslt , CAPE Fla. " W;: ·,e ~\\ W IUti~ 1\lt' )IIlli gu~s t\>r u whik." Fu~'."-'-' teu.""'t "let\ )!<:ttl' "111-1..: l t>a\led ~b<~tu\l Di~'OI <:I'\ are I WI> solIll' wiugs thnt w ift be insttt.tle~,l llt th; sp.~~.~ ,t~~­ tion ltth:r tl'lb' \v'"", Ttl\· .-l~:~:·tridty -pi'\Xhtd\\g j)ll\\ds will ioin s1x. 1>1h~t> uhYtKh in pl~~-e - four on llt\0.' 'ltl~ l\11\l two \UI th.- ~>th<'r - Ull\1 fim1Uy mak.~ the outp•"t lll(~k bahllll.'t.'l,l urKI like thl' ani~t 1'\ttlderings. "It\ hug~. isn't it't" sj)l\\:~ stutiou resident Stm~lru M~uus n1dk\l'\l to tile s.huttle U-'<tronu11ts ~~~ t~v w~!t' • 30,000 feel away: "Bul IISNlllllltltriC :· suid Oni) of Discover{s crew, "But not IN long: M\lgml~ repHed •. The II 5-foot ~oh1r win~:~ are I'Qkled on t1 frtllrn:"'orl. Of trt\SS, that .ttb\> h111\1~ ll rndiutor. Altogether, the $300 million segment i$ the last 111ajor Aineri~:'tUHlllllh: Sllll~<'ll station \)il:l:'<' m,'t"lkd , Dis\'\Wt'ry tl so i~ ~:ln•ppin~ otT t'11dly n~te~,l <.'quipm.:m 1\ll' th(' Spll~'t' >t<Ui\>n \ llt'W Wlltt'f'fei:'Vl'lill~ SV~\~111 - U Ul'll\0,' ~;l'i-I.'SS\11' (U\\1 ~plll't' iodilll' t111sh to kill b<lt:t<'l'i (\, NASA Wl>llill · lik..: II' huv..: the systo:-m Wl>ri;.inl! ~>\:for"' the 1.'!\'W ut th~ ort>itin~ \>UtP'-''t juml"' th>m tluw t1> ,;, 11t the end ot Muv, Th~ svst<.'lll is \lesi~1Wd. tn l'llll\'~1'1 (IStmnuuts uruw lmd 1:'011\h:n,util>n inh> · drini;.in~ Wt\1<.' 1'- It un'i' ~.·d in November. The tlt>t ''t\kr ,,r hll'lll''" 'l\1es~luy t:V<'tliti): - nnd u hh:hli~ht for <'' <'1'1\H"' -• ' WUS the l'\'I)W SIH!p . · Wt~koiW tlw fir't J<~tllllles..: t1> [i,,. ''11th<' ~POll'<' ~tllti<l\1 - II H> li'Hdill): phll't'S with Mtii!OIIS, wh1> hu' ix'<'ll Ill\ b<>tu\l sinw tlw ltl't shultlll visit in · NO\<.'tnllo:r. Wt~kut u 11 ill s~nd 111 leu't three mt>1Hh' tht'l\'. "This b u ~rent tll.'<-'1>11\plishm~.• nt lbr ' Jnpun :- suid Kuniuki ShirukL un ex<.'l.'uthe \lil\'\'tl>r Ill the JtlpUlii,'S<' Spnl'e A!!<'IW)'. . ~ . .Researchers discover ankle-biter size dinosaur s~ thtlft! was a dino,~aur fill· in~t that ni.coo nls\l, The bonos oi'thtl sm111l .-ap: WASHINGTON . tor wero discovered among Umngine 11 'lidous velod- fo.<s.'.Hs thnt hud been ~'011~1· rnptor Hke thl\.~e in "Jurnssk ed n qmtrteN'\lntm)' t\gO t\lld Par\;,," but only us big as ~~ romuine<l in l\ museltm dmw;modem chkken, ·, er. Longrich e~pluined, • Thnt's whut Cmutdum · Shniltlr smt11l dinos htlve !reseat'l:hefl! say they ht1~e been uncovered in Cltitul in t'ound.. the smnllest me1tt- thtl lust t~w yeu~>, und it.'tltin\1 ditlllsnm· yet ,ns~:ov- studying tho.'e h<-'lped the !ered m N()rth Amerkn, · reseaNhe~> idenllft this ' This pint- sile~,l cousin \If North Americtln ve~Sion, :veltll:intptor. weighing in nt "It wns hard to tell llecl\Uiie I'4 - Ill· .'i pi1Ull(1 s. "prob•1blv • ( 1'1 w•s. " · .st1'll ~~. n••·nsed in rock," 'hunted Ut\\1 ute whl\le\'er \1 ·L\lngrich said, "It is only !could t\1r its sile - insects. bel:uuse I had been sl\1dying :mmnnutls. amphihinns ond tht.1 Chine~e dlt\ostlllt~ 1 imu~oo even bnby rould tell wht~t it wus." ;t.lln~1 snur~," according to "On~'O we got it nut ul' the •N kholn~ Longri;;h of the l\lCk , it u Jll'lltty nke !University of Cttl11nry. ~pccuncn. · he 11 ded, : The creumre lived 75 milUk.e .the velodmptor, the ilion ye11rs l\ill in !he swnmps tiny mtltor hud cluws. (\t •and fore~ts ol southern · t1t'ilt the smull clnws were 'IAihenn, Lon1,1rich 11nd ~'01- thought to ~:mnc from juve1le~tgllll PIIHip,J. Cuf!i~ t-epon, niles, longrich snid, "But - 'in Tuesdny s edmon ot when we sludied th1.1 pelvis. :Pro\.-eedinss of the Nntionnl w~ lound the hip hones we1-e tAcndemy of Sciences, , fused. which wmtld 1111ly : There hus lleen phmty ol huve huppened 1111ce th<' uni· ;evlden1.-e lor lurge nnd medi- mnl wus 1\llly l!''"vn," •unt-size dinoSIIIlfS in Nm1h Ptt>vinusly the ·sumllest :America. hut not smull ones, cnmiVOl\)\IS dim>snlli'S fouud :Longrlch suitlinn telephone in North Amedcn tum: bt.'en 'iutorview. Now reseufl)heno ulxmtlhe sii\e of u wolf. : Bv RANDOLI'tt E. ScHMID '""SCIENCe WIIITI!II ! "':!" . ~ The ~:ret~ture has been named Hesperonych11s ehzubethae, 1.11ler the lute Cnnaditm pnleontolo~lst Elilnbeth "Betsy" Nkholls, who recovered the sped' men, Hestl'.'l'Onr..·hus meuns "westem dnw,' u •-ell:r\'111.'t' ll>th~ enhU)l<.'\l sickk'·shntlt:\1 duw 1>n its s~'<-'l>nd tl>t:. Thl.' fin1l ''em\>husilt's · h1;w littl~:: we uctu111 y ~1ww. "l"l it mises the possibility tliat there Ill'<' e'len sumllt•r ones out thtlr't' wait in): to lx• · lilund," said Lo. n"l'idt, "' Munhew Cammo. u pnk'l~t· tologist m the Smithsmtinn 's Nmionul Museum \\I' Nutu1~1l .Histl\l'V, ngrt.'I.'IL "I think thm· -~\ in~:1~u~in~ uwm'llnl!~s umtlng ver'tt·hr11te ptllconh,lngi~ts thut we havo overlooked u lut of smull species of dinosuurs . Thlly nre h11rder jn find, but nlso the enrly histmy nf mu· scit'nce hnd u h>t to do with findin!l the bit: und impl'lls· sive spedmens," snid Cnrruno. wh1> wus nut purt of l.''"!lrkh's te11111 , "I would pl't'<lict thut tlw diversity of smnll din<)suur-s will cuntimie t11 go up in tlw ,,omiu\1. yetH'il, ull <\IW th<'' world. Cln'l'm~o suid. Notice to Patients of Rebecca Huston, D.O. Effective April 24, Rebecc1 Huston, D.O., will no longer have a private office practice. Dr. Huston Is a hospital medicine physician-for inpatients at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital In addition to providing primary care services for patients at the Meigs Medical Center in Pomeroy and Health First Care Center In Athens. Or. Huston will concentrate all of her efforts with the hospltallst program at O'Bleness. To have your patient records transferred to the medical practitioner of your choice, please call (740)-594·7979. A list of physicians associated with O'Bieness Memorial Hospital Is posted at "f;lnd a Physician ... on the hospital's Web site at www.obleness.ora. Dr. Huston Is encouraging her patients at the Meigs Medical Center to consider transferring to DouaiiS Hunter, M.D., who Is now accepting new patients at the Meiss Medical Center as well as at his pri!ctice in Racine. For an appointment with Dr, Hunter at the Meigs Medical Center, call (740) 992·9158, or call (740) 9.49·2683 for an appointment at Hunter ' ' Family ,Practice In Racine. ., �REGIONAL The Daily Sentinel PageA8 Wednesday, Mueh t8, aoog . B·l The Daily Sentinel Imide AJ.OitiD &frls IIMktdlll tzar, Pitt 81 ~1Sed&tM r ..-... Wednesday, Marth 18, l009 Morehead St•.· opens NCAA with 58-43 win . ' Six girls named All-Ohio· ~ hoops Jim Soulsby honored Bv BRYAN WALT£AS Senior Cutie Wolfe Md bry OHSAA · eW.t.I.TERSOMYOAilVTRIBUNE.COM sophomore Morgan Howard were both selecl<''' for the ·' DAYTON ~AP) COLUMBUS -' A totill Lady Marauders. 11 ho postMoo:helld State didn't need a of six girls from tbe Ohio ed tbeir first winning camOlief on the boards to get its Valley Publishing area were palgn in five years and their first NCAA victory in II 25 selected to tbe Associated first tournament win in four years. . Press AU-Ohio girls basket- years thanks to the dynamic · Center Kennedt Faried got ball te~s for the 2008-09 duo. · lhc ~ of his bigger ind campaign in 11 four-division . Wolfe . - a four-year allsyllabic counterpart process. league and all-district nomiy night. ond tbe None of tbe si~~: were nom- nee - finished ber •·areer never trailed during 11 inated to the top-three with I ,240 points, leading 53"0 victtwy over Alabaina teams. but one earned a spe- MHS this season wilh an Slate thai opened the NCAA cial mention honor while average of 162 points. 4.6 tournament and ended a five others were named hon- assists and 4.8 steals per . g\lartel'cefi!WY of futility for: orable mention. glll)le. . Morehead State. · · South Gallia senior Howard - a two-time all· Morehead (20-15) played Jennifer Sheridan - the league and all-district selecits way into 11 first.-round Lady Rebels' alltime leading tion - uveruged II :7 poinls temlltcb on friday with top. scorer brought home lhe and 11.5 rebounds per outseeded Louisville. IIIIOther Kentucky team that it knows lone special mention ucco- ing. well - maybe a little too lade in Division IV. Gallia Academy junior Well for 11 gOod night's sleep Sheridan - a first team dis- · Allie Troester - . who led trict selection this season - the Blue Angels ( 11-10) in . ~ next few days. · Alabama State (22·10) averaged a learn-best 14.7 both scoring (9.0) and · ~ 10 set the tOI)e <k:fen· points per game for the 16-6 rebounding (7 .7) - was also named honorable menSivdy behind shot blocker sectional "-hampions. . B~n~~ . While Sheridan and ~ion in Division llafler help(irlenntys Chief Jim Soulsby, center, is presented with the OHSAA Service Kickingstallionsims Jr.. 11 7· SGHS brought home lhe in~ GAHS caplure its tirsl Award during Saturday's district boys basketball contest foot· I center whose rellch is highest girls'honorfrom our wmning season in three between Eastern and Southern at the Convo. Eastern ~ long as his name. He swut- area, nobody was more rep- years. Superintendent and SEODAB Treasurer Rick Edwards. left, ·tl!d away three shots. but resented than Meigs River Valley sophomore presented the award lo Soulsby. who is accompar~ied by wasn't much help where he which had two players Brooke Marcom was the was needed most - on tbe named to the D-2 honornble his wife Susan at right. Soulsby has been an announcer at ~sene Ohio. II boards. Meigs High School lor mo~ than 30 years. mention list. '\The Hornets could have used a few more Chiefs. ;· Faried, the Ohio Valley (lonference's defen$ive player of the )'eilr, had .14 points IJid 21 rebounds, leading a . team that relies on balance and rebounding to get it The clone. MQJehead State oomiSouthern nated the boards 50-27. faithful Andrew Hayles scored J4 applaud the · poiniS for Alabama State. Tornaode!! .·· Both teams shot so poorly during that fans at. tbe crowd of pregame tJ ,346 at University of introduclions ~ton Arena - the largest Tuesday for 11r1 NCAA openinll·round night during · &arne - resorted 10 doing a Division IV the wave in tbe second half. Morehead couldn't bring the regional fans to their · feet. but did semifinal enough 10 move along lo · boys basket· another~ in Dayton. ball game The les ·hadn't made against Oak the toumame.nt since 1984. Hill at the when qullrterback Phil Ohio Simms· allna mater became a University footnote to NCAA basketball Convocation history. The Eagles beat Center in · North Carolina A&T in an Alhens. q>ening game that featured tlie first television ·replay Bryan WaHera used to settle a tournament lphotoo llispute. They lost their next game to LOuisville by 13 points. · ; Twenty-five years later, they're on a parallel course. Up next: a Louisville team that beat them by 38 lasl November. A 16th seed has I'Cver knocked off a No. I. Alabama Slate's distinc· lion? The Hornets had the biggest name in the tournament - countin~ vowels and consonants. that ts. Weslen Hale eight, Kyle Bv ScOTT WOLFE Kickingstallionsims (it . SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Ondera seven. Cody Cannon stumbles off announcers· lhree, Ward Howard 1wo, tongues as KIK' -een-stal' • ATHENS - It was a great and ~yan aoggs two . . }'Un-sy-ems) was the SWAC's defensive player of ride while it lasled. It wus Southern's hopes of its the year. He showed off his just a little teo short. induction into Ohio's "Elite reach by swatting away the , "The Ride" was a some- Eight" quickly · subsided as game's first shot, but made what Cinderella run by the survival and a renewed slmtlittle impacl the rest of the Southern Tornadoes in lhe egy for u good second hulf way. He had only two Division IV boys OHSAA were 1\l lhe forefronl of rebounds and was 0-for-2 basketball lournament. Soulhern 's short lenrt mem' from the fteld. which came 10 an abrupt halt ory. A bad tirst half led to an . Instead, with Faried (pro- Tuesdny night in the region- equally Iough second hulf. nounced fuh-REED) leading al .toumamenl semi-final ul 'They proved to · be jusl the way. Morehead State did the hands of 1he Oak Hill too good for us offensively," what il does best. gobbling Oaks, 80-53. noted a ~omewhal deje~:ted !lJI the rebounds and control~ Southern bows oul of Soulhern Couch Jeff the game. The Eagles loutnamenl play ut 16-7 and Caldwell. "Oak Hill is a· • a 29-13 edge on the honorably represented the greul leiUn . . There is no s in the first half. when District us u mem- doubl aboul thut. Bul we It opened 11 13-point lead thai Southenst thought we could play with was never senously threui- ber of Ohio's Sweet 16. Oak Hill. 22 -2. conlinues them. We needed an ,;A" E:)Ied. . : • With no clear-cui rooting play Friday 111 7:30 in the game and jusl didn 'I deliver. tinerest. the crowd wore Regional finals againsl We had hoped to hit u ll)een for the occasion - St. Newark Calholic. The perimeler shol or two early Putrick's Day - and settled Green Wave held on for a und mnke lhem extend their lit to see which team would 48-46 victory ngainsl defense oul. then unuck the Jtab 'their imugination. For Harvesl Prep lust night in a inside. That just didn't hupmosl of the game, it was nei· Division IV regional semifi- pen. We didn 'I hi I und we !iter. . nal at the Ohio Expo Center couldn 'I stop lhem. When . · , Both learns ·struggled to Coliseum. The winner of rhe you don't do those two hold onto the ball ana make Ouk Hill-Newlll'k Catholic things Y,l'U won't win muny Ppl:n shots. A bunch of gume will advance to nel'.l games. r\lshed shols slammed hard weekend's stale tournament At the 5:27 .mark of lhe itff 1he rim. sending bolh in Columbus. · tirsl period. Soulhern held 11 players scurrying for a Sean Coppick led 5-3 advantuge compliments · i'bbound while tlie crowd Southern wit!\ 13 points. of 11 swishing three-pointer &ave u colle~:live groan. · Cyle Rees had nine, Dustin by Bryun Hurris nnd u turn:• Alabnma .Suate wem nearly Sulser 12, Weston Robens around buselinc jumpl'r ~ven .minutes without scor· John Brauer four, Bryan from John Brauer. Oak Hill ing in the ftrst 1\alf, missing six.. Harris three. Michael lhen went on 11 6·0 run ~ix shots and throwing . the Manuel two. Zuch Manuel uround 11 lrio of Southern ball awuy 1hree times. That IWO, and Taylor Deem IWO. misses 10 lead 9-5. Borden ittov ided an opening for Morehead Stale lo pull uheud Oak Hill's J.D. Hale lt\d all hud a luy-in. Slone a brenk Southern's John Brauer. facing basket at left. releases a shot attempt over the outstrelched Z5·12 even though the scorers with 32 points. Next away luy-in. und Hule n folarm of Oak Hill defender J.D. Hale (44) during the first half of Tuesday night's Division .IV §agles shot only 36 percent in line wus Ryan Borden regional semifinal basketball game a~ the Convo In Athans. tro1n the field in the first half. With 18, Jesse Slone eight, Pieaae ' " Southern. u .. . f . I . = Winning a second in tt1e state tompetition wen these members of the Meigs High Sc:hool team toached by Jeff Jones: Eugene Patterson. Andrew O'Bryant. Matt Hosken, Jared McKinney. Mo!gan l<en~ Jacob Riffle, Sam McCall. Gam1tt Rittle, Braden Prater: 'place In tt1e state Wife 1\'ee.y McKinne~ Selena Reynolds, Trenton Prater. Dillon Bush. Steven Mahr. Taylor Jones. Mac; Sellers. Chelsea Smallwood, Stacy Macomber. Jesslclll Oerik Hill. Jam1t Durt, Megan Dye. Miranda Manley. Natalie Michaels, Taylor Rowe. Holliday, Shannon Mclaughlin, Olivia Bevan, Hope Hajivandi, Kaitlyn Thomas, Telrsa Matthew Keesee. Daniel Moonan, Ta~ Hood, Christ foolmer. Colton Walters, Brittany Kopczinsky. Paige Guster. Kassandfa Mullins, Olivia Cleek, and Samantha King. Dint. Bethany Spaun. Auii.M'nn Tackett. Luke Newland. Eric Smith. Eddie Helldricks, Abby HO'user, Dennett Davis. Jennifer Fletcher. • . CMIIIM llullcl'dphU 1 't.Wnben of Meigs Middle School archery team. coac:hed by Bill Pfatw, taking a second These Meigs Local shooters took awards In the eompelltlon of Individuals. They were from the left, front. ll'eay McKinney, third, Mldcle School; Selena Reynolds. first place. Middle School; Josh Gilkey. first place, Elementary School: Dalton Bush, fit~!' place, Elementary School; back, Eugene Patterson. third, High School; Jacob Riffll!_.,.t, 1-ligh Sc:hool; Paige Phillips. first. Elementary School. and Sariah Brinker, third. Elementary Schooj. . ' Students partk:ipating as lndMdual shooters were Mel Snowden, Caleb Bevan. Gullherme Largueza, Wade Harrtsion, Jeffrey Kimes, 'tYler Dunham, Kelsey Sauters, Gage Zirkle, Terry Fletcher. K.~. Tracy. Sam Ash. Alex Tillis. Megan King. art! AShley Botenor·Lee. Study:·Saving energy could·aid Appalachian economy Bv DuNCAN MANVIILD That consumption rise com· pares to a natiQnal increase of 19 percent. KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Meeting that kind of The 13 Appalachian. states demand ~ill require 40 new could creute thousands of coal-fired electric power jobs lllld save billions of plants and 182 million bar· dollars in energy cosls if rels of oil. according to the they,agressively pursued a report. prepared by the ~trateay of energy efficien· Southeast · Energy cy. 11 report for the Efficiency Alliance . Appalachian Regional If the states respond with COmmission ~-oneludes. 11r1 am1r of energy Sllving "The Appalachian region suggesllons from .faces daunting energy chal· tougher building codes to lenges lllld opportunities," incenlives to retrofit old said the 233-page report heatinll and cooling systems released Wedne:lday tilled - they collectively could "Energy Efficiency · in cut energy consumption by Appalachia: How much 24 percent by 2030. That more is available. at what me11r1s they would actually cost and by when?" use less ene1gy in 2030 than Unless bold steps ure in 2006. . taken. the repon predicts u · The path to energy effi· 28 perce.nt rise m energy ciency also could lead to consumption 'by 2030 for sharp e.mployment gains. the 23;6 million residents of from 16.231 net new jobs in the Appalachian region. 2010 10 71,378 jobs in which stretches from . 2030, lhe report predicts. Mississippi lo New York. . At first these would be in #I' ENVIRONMENTAL W~ITER · the expected areas ..,. more an:hitects and engineers and construction workers lo build more efficient build. ings and more inspectors to inspect them. later job gains could be throughout the e~:onomy us consumers in a region still considered economically depressed use their savings on ulility bills for other pur· poses. such us food and clothing. The annual sav· ings could reach more than $27 billion hy 2030. the re~rt suid. · 'To see il in black and white is very sillnificunt," said Anne Pope. federal cochuirnum of the commis· sion. 11 bipurlisnn group created by Congress in 1965 10 help · the ·Appalachian states im._proYe their economies. • POpe noted the eommis· sion already has begun otfering pro~111111s linked io · energy effictency - grants . l .-• .r: ' programs focusing on ener· gy savings in K- f2 schools . and energy efficiency 'certi· fication programs for build· inglrndes in post-secondary schools. Report co-aulhor Murilyn Brown. 11 Geo!Jill Tech professor and visitmg scientist at Oak Rid$e Nulional Laboratory. sa1d national economic stimuIus funding could offer more opportunities. Sllying real · chan$e will require "mone~. mcentives and regulation." . Talking abmll the prob· !em alone "is no1 s1rong enough." Neither i~ expecting car mukers und ·1he utiliiY.}~duslry to lake energy ef!tctency steps on their own . "They say we clln 'I mllke such rndicul shil)s so fust. Well. it is just n mnner of having the · wilt;" Brown said The report ciled one study thut found . I HOLZBR CLINIC " . .. . ·. -~-- . New State-ofLtheAmbulatory s 50°/o 0 Breast En•:~~ ..,. 1\Jmmy ·u Ftom March 2 through . *Mustllve In · wilh the American Council' for an Energy Efficient Economy. "It's an invisible quantity thut is hard to realize. hard til see. compared to . say a power plant or a lrnn~mission line or . a pipeline. That is part of why we sel our to do this study. lo try to figure out ways to bring it forward as nn economic development opportunity for the Appalachian region." The Appalachian .region encompusses 205.000 square miles following tbe spine of -the Appalachian Mounlains. The region has 410 counlies in 13 states. induding ull · of West Virginia and plll'tS of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky. Murylund. Mississippi. New York. · North Carolina. · Ohio 1 Pennsyl~nnia. South Curolinu. Tennessee and Virgiqia. Oaks ISIT strong . !J . .PI ;A.STIC SURGERY ·SPECIAL it(:.... · .· . ~· Appalnchian residents would need 10 see electridty bills doubre before they will , muke · significunl reductions in cons'umption - due in part to the region's relatively cheap ele~tricity from its nbun. dance of.coul. "Strong pol· icy intervemions will be needed," lhe report said. Brown said orle place to shirt is urging each stute. to adopllhe llllest energy etfi· ciency .. building codes. According to lhe study. Georgiu. Kenlucky. Maryland. Ohio and Pennsylvania nre the most current among lhe ~lutes. nil using 11 2006 slnndurd. By <:omparison. Tennessee. hus jusl adopled u 1998 stundard. "I defim: energy efficiency as lhe productive invesl· ments in lhe energy we don't use lo produce goods und servkes," suid coauthor John "Skip" Luitner . ·• . • �REGIONAL The Daily Sentinel PageA8 Wednesday, Mueh t8, aoog . B·l The Daily Sentinel Imide AJ.OitiD &frls IIMktdlll tzar, Pitt 81 ~1Sed&tM r ..-... Wednesday, Marth 18, l009 Morehead St•.· opens NCAA with 58-43 win . ' Six girls named All-Ohio· ~ hoops Jim Soulsby honored Bv BRYAN WALT£AS Senior Cutie Wolfe Md bry OHSAA · eW.t.I.TERSOMYOAilVTRIBUNE.COM sophomore Morgan Howard were both selecl<''' for the ·' DAYTON ~AP) COLUMBUS -' A totill Lady Marauders. 11 ho postMoo:helld State didn't need a of six girls from tbe Ohio ed tbeir first winning camOlief on the boards to get its Valley Publishing area were palgn in five years and their first NCAA victory in II 25 selected to tbe Associated first tournament win in four years. . Press AU-Ohio girls basket- years thanks to the dynamic · Center Kennedt Faried got ball te~s for the 2008-09 duo. · lhc ~ of his bigger ind campaign in 11 four-division . Wolfe . - a four-year allsyllabic counterpart process. league and all-district nomiy night. ond tbe None of tbe si~~: were nom- nee - finished ber •·areer never trailed during 11 inated to the top-three with I ,240 points, leading 53"0 victtwy over Alabaina teams. but one earned a spe- MHS this season wilh an Slate thai opened the NCAA cial mention honor while average of 162 points. 4.6 tournament and ended a five others were named hon- assists and 4.8 steals per . g\lartel'cefi!WY of futility for: orable mention. glll)le. . Morehead State. · · South Gallia senior Howard - a two-time all· Morehead (20-15) played Jennifer Sheridan - the league and all-district selecits way into 11 first.-round Lady Rebels' alltime leading tion - uveruged II :7 poinls temlltcb on friday with top. scorer brought home lhe and 11.5 rebounds per outseeded Louisville. IIIIOther Kentucky team that it knows lone special mention ucco- ing. well - maybe a little too lade in Division IV. Gallia Academy junior Well for 11 gOod night's sleep Sheridan - a first team dis- · Allie Troester - . who led trict selection this season - the Blue Angels ( 11-10) in . ~ next few days. · Alabama State (22·10) averaged a learn-best 14.7 both scoring (9.0) and · ~ 10 set the tOI)e <k:fen· points per game for the 16-6 rebounding (7 .7) - was also named honorable menSivdy behind shot blocker sectional "-hampions. . B~n~~ . While Sheridan and ~ion in Division llafler help(irlenntys Chief Jim Soulsby, center, is presented with the OHSAA Service Kickingstallionsims Jr.. 11 7· SGHS brought home lhe in~ GAHS caplure its tirsl Award during Saturday's district boys basketball contest foot· I center whose rellch is highest girls'honorfrom our wmning season in three between Eastern and Southern at the Convo. Eastern ~ long as his name. He swut- area, nobody was more rep- years. Superintendent and SEODAB Treasurer Rick Edwards. left, ·tl!d away three shots. but resented than Meigs River Valley sophomore presented the award lo Soulsby. who is accompar~ied by wasn't much help where he which had two players Brooke Marcom was the was needed most - on tbe named to the D-2 honornble his wife Susan at right. Soulsby has been an announcer at ~sene Ohio. II boards. Meigs High School lor mo~ than 30 years. mention list. '\The Hornets could have used a few more Chiefs. ;· Faried, the Ohio Valley (lonference's defen$ive player of the )'eilr, had .14 points IJid 21 rebounds, leading a . team that relies on balance and rebounding to get it The clone. MQJehead State oomiSouthern nated the boards 50-27. faithful Andrew Hayles scored J4 applaud the · poiniS for Alabama State. Tornaode!! .·· Both teams shot so poorly during that fans at. tbe crowd of pregame tJ ,346 at University of introduclions ~ton Arena - the largest Tuesday for 11r1 NCAA openinll·round night during · &arne - resorted 10 doing a Division IV the wave in tbe second half. Morehead couldn't bring the regional fans to their · feet. but did semifinal enough 10 move along lo · boys basket· another~ in Dayton. ball game The les ·hadn't made against Oak the toumame.nt since 1984. Hill at the when qullrterback Phil Ohio Simms· allna mater became a University footnote to NCAA basketball Convocation history. The Eagles beat Center in · North Carolina A&T in an Alhens. q>ening game that featured tlie first television ·replay Bryan WaHera used to settle a tournament lphotoo llispute. They lost their next game to LOuisville by 13 points. · ; Twenty-five years later, they're on a parallel course. Up next: a Louisville team that beat them by 38 lasl November. A 16th seed has I'Cver knocked off a No. I. Alabama Slate's distinc· lion? The Hornets had the biggest name in the tournament - countin~ vowels and consonants. that ts. Weslen Hale eight, Kyle Bv ScOTT WOLFE Kickingstallionsims (it . SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Ondera seven. Cody Cannon stumbles off announcers· lhree, Ward Howard 1wo, tongues as KIK' -een-stal' • ATHENS - It was a great and ~yan aoggs two . . }'Un-sy-ems) was the SWAC's defensive player of ride while it lasled. It wus Southern's hopes of its the year. He showed off his just a little teo short. induction into Ohio's "Elite reach by swatting away the , "The Ride" was a some- Eight" quickly · subsided as game's first shot, but made what Cinderella run by the survival and a renewed slmtlittle impacl the rest of the Southern Tornadoes in lhe egy for u good second hulf way. He had only two Division IV boys OHSAA were 1\l lhe forefronl of rebounds and was 0-for-2 basketball lournament. Soulhern 's short lenrt mem' from the fteld. which came 10 an abrupt halt ory. A bad tirst half led to an . Instead, with Faried (pro- Tuesdny night in the region- equally Iough second hulf. nounced fuh-REED) leading al .toumamenl semi-final ul 'They proved to · be jusl the way. Morehead State did the hands of 1he Oak Hill too good for us offensively," what il does best. gobbling Oaks, 80-53. noted a ~omewhal deje~:ted !lJI the rebounds and control~ Southern bows oul of Soulhern Couch Jeff the game. The Eagles loutnamenl play ut 16-7 and Caldwell. "Oak Hill is a· • a 29-13 edge on the honorably represented the greul leiUn . . There is no s in the first half. when District us u mem- doubl aboul thut. Bul we It opened 11 13-point lead thai Southenst thought we could play with was never senously threui- ber of Ohio's Sweet 16. Oak Hill. 22 -2. conlinues them. We needed an ,;A" E:)Ied. . : • With no clear-cui rooting play Friday 111 7:30 in the game and jusl didn 'I deliver. tinerest. the crowd wore Regional finals againsl We had hoped to hit u ll)een for the occasion - St. Newark Calholic. The perimeler shol or two early Putrick's Day - and settled Green Wave held on for a und mnke lhem extend their lit to see which team would 48-46 victory ngainsl defense oul. then unuck the Jtab 'their imugination. For Harvesl Prep lust night in a inside. That just didn't hupmosl of the game, it was nei· Division IV regional semifi- pen. We didn 'I hi I und we !iter. . nal at the Ohio Expo Center couldn 'I stop lhem. When . · , Both learns ·struggled to Coliseum. The winner of rhe you don't do those two hold onto the ball ana make Ouk Hill-Newlll'k Catholic things Y,l'U won't win muny Ppl:n shots. A bunch of gume will advance to nel'.l games. r\lshed shols slammed hard weekend's stale tournament At the 5:27 .mark of lhe itff 1he rim. sending bolh in Columbus. · tirsl period. Soulhern held 11 players scurrying for a Sean Coppick led 5-3 advantuge compliments · i'bbound while tlie crowd Southern wit!\ 13 points. of 11 swishing three-pointer &ave u colle~:live groan. · Cyle Rees had nine, Dustin by Bryun Hurris nnd u turn:• Alabnma .Suate wem nearly Sulser 12, Weston Robens around buselinc jumpl'r ~ven .minutes without scor· John Brauer four, Bryan from John Brauer. Oak Hill ing in the ftrst 1\alf, missing six.. Harris three. Michael lhen went on 11 6·0 run ~ix shots and throwing . the Manuel two. Zuch Manuel uround 11 lrio of Southern ball awuy 1hree times. That IWO, and Taylor Deem IWO. misses 10 lead 9-5. Borden ittov ided an opening for Morehead Stale lo pull uheud Oak Hill's J.D. Hale lt\d all hud a luy-in. Slone a brenk Southern's John Brauer. facing basket at left. releases a shot attempt over the outstrelched Z5·12 even though the scorers with 32 points. Next away luy-in. und Hule n folarm of Oak Hill defender J.D. Hale (44) during the first half of Tuesday night's Division .IV §agles shot only 36 percent in line wus Ryan Borden regional semifinal basketball game a~ the Convo In Athans. tro1n the field in the first half. With 18, Jesse Slone eight, Pieaae ' " Southern. u .. . f . I . = Winning a second in tt1e state tompetition wen these members of the Meigs High Sc:hool team toached by Jeff Jones: Eugene Patterson. Andrew O'Bryant. Matt Hosken, Jared McKinney. Mo!gan l<en~ Jacob Riffle, Sam McCall. Gam1tt Rittle, Braden Prater: 'place In tt1e state Wife 1\'ee.y McKinne~ Selena Reynolds, Trenton Prater. Dillon Bush. Steven Mahr. Taylor Jones. Mac; Sellers. Chelsea Smallwood, Stacy Macomber. Jesslclll Oerik Hill. Jam1t Durt, Megan Dye. Miranda Manley. Natalie Michaels, Taylor Rowe. Holliday, Shannon Mclaughlin, Olivia Bevan, Hope Hajivandi, Kaitlyn Thomas, Telrsa Matthew Keesee. Daniel Moonan, Ta~ Hood, Christ foolmer. Colton Walters, Brittany Kopczinsky. Paige Guster. Kassandfa Mullins, Olivia Cleek, and Samantha King. Dint. Bethany Spaun. Auii.M'nn Tackett. Luke Newland. Eric Smith. Eddie Helldricks, Abby HO'user, Dennett Davis. Jennifer Fletcher. • . CMIIIM llullcl'dphU 1 't.Wnben of Meigs Middle School archery team. coac:hed by Bill Pfatw, taking a second These Meigs Local shooters took awards In the eompelltlon of Individuals. They were from the left, front. ll'eay McKinney, third, Mldcle School; Selena Reynolds. first place. Middle School; Josh Gilkey. first place, Elementary School: Dalton Bush, fit~!' place, Elementary School; back, Eugene Patterson. third, High School; Jacob Riffll!_.,.t, 1-ligh Sc:hool; Paige Phillips. first. Elementary School. and Sariah Brinker, third. Elementary Schooj. . ' Students partk:ipating as lndMdual shooters were Mel Snowden, Caleb Bevan. Gullherme Largueza, Wade Harrtsion, Jeffrey Kimes, 'tYler Dunham, Kelsey Sauters, Gage Zirkle, Terry Fletcher. K.~. Tracy. Sam Ash. Alex Tillis. Megan King. art! AShley Botenor·Lee. Study:·Saving energy could·aid Appalachian economy Bv DuNCAN MANVIILD That consumption rise com· pares to a natiQnal increase of 19 percent. KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Meeting that kind of The 13 Appalachian. states demand ~ill require 40 new could creute thousands of coal-fired electric power jobs lllld save billions of plants and 182 million bar· dollars in energy cosls if rels of oil. according to the they,agressively pursued a report. prepared by the ~trateay of energy efficien· Southeast · Energy cy. 11 report for the Efficiency Alliance . Appalachian Regional If the states respond with COmmission ~-oneludes. 11r1 am1r of energy Sllving "The Appalachian region suggesllons from .faces daunting energy chal· tougher building codes to lenges lllld opportunities," incenlives to retrofit old said the 233-page report heatinll and cooling systems released Wedne:lday tilled - they collectively could "Energy Efficiency · in cut energy consumption by Appalachia: How much 24 percent by 2030. That more is available. at what me11r1s they would actually cost and by when?" use less ene1gy in 2030 than Unless bold steps ure in 2006. . taken. the repon predicts u · The path to energy effi· 28 perce.nt rise m energy ciency also could lead to consumption 'by 2030 for sharp e.mployment gains. the 23;6 million residents of from 16.231 net new jobs in the Appalachian region. 2010 10 71,378 jobs in which stretches from . 2030, lhe report predicts. Mississippi lo New York. . At first these would be in #I' ENVIRONMENTAL W~ITER · the expected areas ..,. more an:hitects and engineers and construction workers lo build more efficient build. ings and more inspectors to inspect them. later job gains could be throughout the e~:onomy us consumers in a region still considered economically depressed use their savings on ulility bills for other pur· poses. such us food and clothing. The annual sav· ings could reach more than $27 billion hy 2030. the re~rt suid. · 'To see il in black and white is very sillnificunt," said Anne Pope. federal cochuirnum of the commis· sion. 11 bipurlisnn group created by Congress in 1965 10 help · the ·Appalachian states im._proYe their economies. • POpe noted the eommis· sion already has begun otfering pro~111111s linked io · energy effictency - grants . l .-• .r: ' programs focusing on ener· gy savings in K- f2 schools . and energy efficiency 'certi· fication programs for build· inglrndes in post-secondary schools. Report co-aulhor Murilyn Brown. 11 Geo!Jill Tech professor and visitmg scientist at Oak Rid$e Nulional Laboratory. sa1d national economic stimuIus funding could offer more opportunities. Sllying real · chan$e will require "mone~. mcentives and regulation." . Talking abmll the prob· !em alone "is no1 s1rong enough." Neither i~ expecting car mukers und ·1he utiliiY.}~duslry to lake energy ef!tctency steps on their own . "They say we clln 'I mllke such rndicul shil)s so fust. Well. it is just n mnner of having the · wilt;" Brown said The report ciled one study thut found . I HOLZBR CLINIC " . .. . ·. -~-- . New State-ofLtheAmbulatory s 50°/o 0 Breast En•:~~ ..,. 1\Jmmy ·u Ftom March 2 through . *Mustllve In · wilh the American Council' for an Energy Efficient Economy. "It's an invisible quantity thut is hard to realize. hard til see. compared to . say a power plant or a lrnn~mission line or . a pipeline. That is part of why we sel our to do this study. lo try to figure out ways to bring it forward as nn economic development opportunity for the Appalachian region." The Appalachian .region encompusses 205.000 square miles following tbe spine of -the Appalachian Mounlains. The region has 410 counlies in 13 states. induding ull · of West Virginia and plll'tS of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky. Murylund. Mississippi. New York. · North Carolina. · Ohio 1 Pennsyl~nnia. South Curolinu. Tennessee and Virgiqia. Oaks ISIT strong . !J . .PI ;A.STIC SURGERY ·SPECIAL it(:.... · .· . ~· Appalnchian residents would need 10 see electridty bills doubre before they will , muke · significunl reductions in cons'umption - due in part to the region's relatively cheap ele~tricity from its nbun. dance of.coul. "Strong pol· icy intervemions will be needed," lhe report said. Brown said orle place to shirt is urging each stute. to adopllhe llllest energy etfi· ciency .. building codes. According to lhe study. Georgiu. Kenlucky. Maryland. Ohio and Pennsylvania nre the most current among lhe ~lutes. nil using 11 2006 slnndurd. By <:omparison. Tennessee. hus jusl adopled u 1998 stundard. "I defim: energy efficiency as lhe productive invesl· ments in lhe energy we don't use lo produce goods und servkes," suid coauthor John "Skip" Luitner . ·• . • �I P.age 82 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com .Wednesday, March 18, 2009 Wednesday. Mirth 18, 2009 w-.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • 83 • ·nM•s FARM Powell's EQUIPMENT. . . INC. sa 2150 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, OH '' 74Q-44&-9m Fooclfair t' " .. Somllln• Aogl ann Soconcl ROund FlrGRouncl 700 East ll.tn Sttwet .· Pomeroy, Ohio 74G-992-5252 XAVIER It's waaaay better than fast food. 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It's Wendy's · 550 East Main Street • Pomeroy 740.992.0013 SYRACUSE Manley's Recycling · SO.l Mill St. • Mlddloport, OH 740-992-3894 Taylor Motors Open M·F· 9 IUD• S pm; Sat·9:00 am • 12:00 pm PAYING TOP PRICI!S FOR Aluminum Cans • Aluminum Wheels • Catalyll< coo..rttrs 250 Columbua, Rd., Athans • Copper Radiators ud MOft! (CaD lor Cuinat Prkesl . Toll Free 1-877·772-8993 l .... . --···· . · · ······-r) 740.59-HONDA t MARQUETTE AU times EDT All times EDT 2101 ~n A)le. Pt. Pleaurit, WV 304-675 4441 ' 1065 Second Stnet Mason, WV .. 304-773-5773 The PU"ple Turtle The place to go for · that per/e~t gift 2200 Eastern Ave. AB CONTRACTING . ,;;, SIS Wind• Tllllq Independent Builder Gallipolis. ·ohio (740) 446-1546 300 Second Ave. ·Gallipolis, 9hlo 5533 Ohio River Rd. Point Pluunt, WV 25550 446·1998 304·674-8044 301 Viand St. Pt. 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Kyle lint" which was an opening TriRees k.ept SHS alive with a fecta by Harris. tri-fecta of his own. the Oak Hill's numbers went score 14-8. Hale quickly on the charts at 14-20 t"Or a itdded the "and onei at the siuliog 7() pen:ent on two2 : 15 mark.. then after a point goals and a 3-7 stint Southern miss. Oak. Hill from the three point line. went up 19-8. Oak Hill led in rebou.n ding Roberts added a follow- 18-11 at the half. up jumper to keep Southern At the start of the third alive at the 1:19 mark. but fmme Coach Jeff Caldwell Southern seemed to be conglanced upward as if -to seek tent to shoot the three guidance fn)m a higher against the much bigger soun.--e. Only divine interOaks. Southern went to the vention was ~oing to stop well and the well was dry. the steam-rolhng Oaks. All Borden hit a long three for the Southern mentor coo ld the Mighty Oaks of Coach do was .watch as his Norm Persin to push the Tornadoes ' hopes fizzled 5eore to 22-10. away . Caldwell's glance Southern's initial gjlme upward was in response to a plan quickly deteriorated. 13-2 run by the Oaks to start Forced e~~rly to play ca~t·h­ the sewnd half. The leak. in up. Sc;mthern had to adopt a the dike appeared to be new game plan. Going mto helplessly unstoppable. The the contest. Southern knew flood gates were helplessly it had to play good defense flooding . and hit the boards · hard. The Oaks offense was With Oak Hill earning 22 well rooted in a strong first-quarter points. the inside gume, while its Tornadoes scrapped to find boundaries of victory a defense to Mop the Oaks. brum:hed out to an equally Oak center J.D. Hale was solid three-point game. To just unstoppable. the 3:32 m~~rk. in the third . After an early bucket by . round, Oak Hill had hit 7-8 Oak Cody Cannon at the shots. Southern's Coppick 7:0 I mark in the second kept it somewhat period. Southern Coach Jeff respectable with five markCaldwell saw something ers: while Cyle Rees hit a that needed tweaking and· three and Dustin Salser hit a called for a time out. three prompting Coach Coppick quickly responded Persin to call time to refowith a follow-up lay-in, but cus, the score 55-31. Southern's sliver of While Oak Hill was cruisinomentum was swept away ing away on the edge of per· by a Slone tri-fecta, the fection. Southern was reully score 26-12. Borden added pretty dazzling itself in the :mother "And-one" to push last three minutes of the the score to 29-14 for the third frame. After a slow Oak.s biggest lead to this start Southern put 24 points point. on the board. Junior Dustin . Southern's Roberts hit a Salser had three Tri-fectus deuce, but Southern's and Rees added a pair that defense struggled as Oak allowed SHS to cut it to 59Hill . scored at will. · Hale 42 at quarter's end. Oak Hill scored two straight deuces led at one point by 24 to push the score to 34-14. points. Southern called its third The fourth quarter was a lime out of the half, but not formality. The Oaks had even a lead anchor was survived Southern's early going to stop the Oaks . At storm and continued a blis: tering shooting ~ throughout the fnune. Hill hit its first five goals before a miss in the fmal round. Southern once again went cold, kl6in~ some of its. third quarter glitz, a5 Oak Hill streaked onward to the Regional tournament final. Riding the healthy bad of JD. Hale. the Oals stretched it out to an 80-53 1inal. "I'm reall~ disappointed. I really thou t we could give them (Oak ill) a run for the money. But we go1 out of our game plan early. Letting JD. Rate do what he did to us was J]IUbably the key~ the game. We tried to pack 11 m and take away their inside game, but he still scores. Then they bad some k.ids hit some three's that we didn't 11111idpate. www•..., '«l/Mnllnet.com game; and a sore poinl witll all seasoo loo~ itive leadership this season. Roberts and Harris ew.:b luiiS Any time Y4?11 are pl~y · on four CIIIOIDS. Soollhem bad ; Man:b 17 lt IS 8118(1; assists.. 14 turnovers. ant ment. These.fids have a 10 block. six Sleals.aod 14 f~ be lliQUd of. llrad llrowa. Bryan Harris. man against. We didn't QNcHIU.IO,SauntuNsS IIIIlCh up wen, but after we Westoo Robei1S, and Jobn goc down we had no c.boicc." Brauer niade their final (loll Hill 22 14 23 21 - 80: in the Soulbem Coach Otldwell said, "This 10 8 2& ll - !53 • -.n has~ a lot - ~l!Sexiting OAK Hill. {aN);..-, SlticldoiMI b Ibis year. They inade a great seruors. Oak. Hill hit a blistering 33- 0.1 o. . - -•o-1 a. ~Ora. tournament run and maae it Holt 3 D4 e. RiWI farther than a Soutbml team 48 from the floor for 68 pet- 3 t>4 7· has been in 21 years. You cent. with 5-13 three's, 9-14 =~~.!':.~~O:o! have 10 give~ lim CRdit. at the line and 37 rebouJim 2.Coci¥ConrM10.I3.-Br-.~ The)l brou~ a lol of spirit (Borden 9. Ondrea 7). Oak. t>4 0. lOTALS: 33 ~IS 80. ThfW1101• ·n ..~.,. '6 · ts (n..A....a goaJs; 5 ('1'1. 2. 2, Clr«fte~ and pridl! "bed to Soutliem H . ' ._. - assJs . v'"""'' SOUTHeANII&-7): SMIICQjlplck4S. 13).18tumovers.twoblocks. 3, ~Harris 1 t>4 b!N;etball and the Southern 51 ten steuls. and 13 personal - • D 4 2. - - 3 t > 4 &. COOIIIIunity." "We kne~ this Southem fouls . Southern hit 18-~5for ==~~~: =.~~~ . team bad a chanl.-e to make u 32 pen.-ent. 8-33 threes for 2 . IMlin SaiS4• 4 0:0 12. Coit>y tournament run. · I really 27pen.-ent.and\llas9-9atthe ~ot>4o. Zicft..,._.,t>4a. . When they hit those buckets it lefi us seurdting for aoolher solution.» "We bad to~ our game plan and Ollk. llill is ll tough team to play man-to- seniors provided a lol of pos- ~ribunt - Sentinel CLASSIFIED Southern a._,.. enjoyed this season and I really enjoy being around these k.ids. I thought our The Daily Sentinel • Pege B5 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE line . Southem ~ Just • . - . ~ o ~ o. TOTAlS: 11 11-& 18 rebounds which proved to 53. Thru pQinl pJo: 8 ( s - 4. 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Ill Jocll. oon 52 West· wood Or.. from S3e5 10 ~~~~....~..... $5EO. 740-446-2568. For sale In New Haven, Equal ~-loUsing Opportu· 111*1-l & 2 Bank Home ,Cedar nity. This institution is an ~• 1.28 Acre,. Full Equal 0PIJI)rtunity Probasement Pool. Big ga- vider and Employer. rage ~- Property ~~~-~-~~~ Pros 304·736-t200 Groclouo LIVIng 1 and 2 0 ;.;;;;!oiilii!ii!oiiii!!!!!!!a= Bedroom Apls.· at Village land (Aa-lage) Manor and R;...rside ol ~~~~~~~ Apls. in Middleport, from Col 35 ACA!S ·near Leon: very $327 lo $592. nice woods, electric. 740-992·5064. equal easy - . _b<lildlng 1-taooUlg Opj>onunity. sites. g,...t hunti!g, Modem t br apt. can $42,500. F188 Mops have been $111-Youlnl AI Volley v•w Apartments 800 State Roule 325 Thurm•n, Ohio 45655 . 740-245-1170 1·2 Bedroom Apartments piiCid In ldut !j!!~-~~~fl~~=~•;rlf/~. the Glll1polla OIUy Tl'lbune muat be picked within 30 deya•. Any plctur.a thlt1re not picked up wHI be . For Sale ':'aulltul AKC Lib pupa. Ylwilllk, tot sllotstwonned. $200, -;;;;;;;;;;;;,........;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Calt 7~0.256-6882 Oak entertainment cantar, 2 oak and tables & ~c.-..r :A.tah* tc:. ~ .... liD""'"• P-..1-.114: r-J . . tt""e• a.. 'Ne~•papera. -.Jeii"Vereod R.&aht 'tiiD ~~-..r ~c:.-=:..r. Gallla •iii.iii_.. Ca. OH pumping and Mason Co. Sheri!! s.IK way or In any manner pipe linK mettr Robart E. IIHgle g.- 30 mtnutM Wilt In the above entitled ol Mllga. s- ol OhiO, Vllllillll211, Page 713 Bllng the ....,. prop-• Cau Number 08cV0711 prevent the frH and houua, pumpa, and Mllga County Shlrtll t ae IM!atong 1111 cen- M:tlon, I witt expou to and Town a hlp ol Rut- Apprallld at Slo,aoa Illy conveyed to bY. Peoplll Bank NA unobatructad uu pump hou- batong- Atto1111y lor the Plain· Ill ol ukl road; llllnce ~It at public auction land, In Sectton t, T - Tlrma of Sale: Cannot !Ita Harry to MIIIM Plalnllll thereof by .all partlla _ tng to the ..... 0.. a 1111 Norlll II dlfll'lll 50 on the front allpa o1 1, ....,.14 ollhe Ohio ba aold_lor 1111 t1w1 Ryan .by dead dar.ct va ontltlld to uao the Oil Corporellon In eon· L11111r Sampaon a mlnutu Eaet Ill !HI the Mllga County Court Company'• Purchaet 213rde of thupprallld May 31, 1835, an" Wendy Thomia at al ume and lurthor ex· · niCIIDII with and baing Rolhfuaa .to the placo of begin· Houu on Friday, April and mote pertlcularly value. 10% down on ~rdod In book 1:11 o1 Dllendanta coptlng and rnorvlng 1 ·part of lht pipe n- PO Box 5480 nl1111, COft\lllnlng 8.15 24, 2001 at 10 a.m., ol dl&crlbld •• followa: dlyolull, cult or..,. 1111 Deed Recorda o1 Court of Common to lht C.H. Wllllama. comlrw acrou lht Cincinnati, OH 45201· acrH. . uld day, the lollowlllll . Commencing for refer· tilled chaek, balance Malga County; Ohio. at Plue, Molga County, Tl'uttH, hla auccea- Ohio Rlvar from Woat 5480 Current . Ownar: deacrlbld real tatate: 111ce at 1 point In tha due on conftrmatlon o1 Plgl482. Ohio. 1011 and llllgna, all VIrginia, thlrlballlll no • 513-241-3100 Mitchell a Stephanie 'EXHIBIT "A" northwut COI'IIIr of Mil. Bllllll the ume Rill In purauance o1 an coat, oil and Qlllncllll exception whallvar•. (3) 11, 18, 25 Walker 1111 Sltuataln tht Ytllagt of aald Sactlon 1; thence The appralaal did not Elllll convevw to Lfl. order o1 ute to me ell- olhlf mlnerala bentllh Said plpa lln11 to run Property at: 29330 Oak Pomeroy, Mltga Eut ·along the North lnctudl an lntartor ax· nan Louin Cowte by reeled from aald court tht eurl- and the through the canter of Grove Rll. · County, Ohio. tint of urd Sac:tton 1, ·amlnltlon olthehouu. Lawla E. Burford by In the above entitle ac- right to mine tha aama. the uld 251oot ttrlp 10 Public Notice Racine, Olllo 45m Slluata In Sactlon 1, 1808 !HI, more or 1111 Robart E. llttllle, dead· recordad In Deed lion, I will upoat to Subject to 111 legal that the aldta of aald Prior Deed Rill-: Town I, Rant~~14, Rut· to 1 point; thence Mllge County Sheriff look 170, Page 40 o1 ·1111 at public auction Hnmtntl end 111-. atrlp will ba .parallel Shtrlll Salll , Volume 203. Plfll3n land Townahtp, Melga South and parallel wnh AttOrney lor the ploln- the Malgo County Deed on the front . atepa ol Parcel Number 20. · with eald pipe linea, C111 Numbar 01cv0112 Appra!Hd at S45,aoa County, Stall of Ohio, the Wilt Una ol aald tiff Racorda. · lht Meigs County Court 00388.000 and a lao I'IIII'VIng and Clllllc!rtglgl In Term a ol 1111: Cannol and being mora tully Sactlon t, 792 fut, Staphan D. Milia Rtflllllct Deed: VII~ Houaa on Friday, April Tl'acl2' . uceptlngln the former Plalnllll be aold for ltll then dlacribld 11 lollowa; mort or ltu, to 1 rail· 18 W. Mollumtnt 14v- ume 287, Page m, 17, 2009 at 10 a.m., ol Shuataln the County of grantor and hla prt- va 213rda of the apprallld Commtnclr~~~at• point 101d aplke In the tntar- anue Mllgl County Deed aald day, the following Mtlga. In the Statt of dlaeora In title. Their Mltchall Walker a vatua. 10% down on In lhl northweat comer -lion of tha txlattng Dayton, OH 45402 RICOfda. Audltor'a Pardtacrlbed rtaltatatt: Ohio, In the VIllage of helra. aucc111011 1nd Stapllanlt Walkar day of lilt, CUll or..,. of uld Stctlon One; centerline of Stall 837-4111·1100 · cet No. 1Wt111.aoa The following d• Syracuaa, and alllgne. a ltrlp of land Dt1tndanta tilled check, ballnct llllnct _ , along the Routt 124 and tha IX· (3) 18, 25 (4) 1 Sulljtct to all ltaHI, acrtbld r111 111111 In boundlcl 11\d de- 25 1M! wldl from the Court of Common dut on conflrfllltlon at North llna ol uld Sac· latlng ctnttrllna of aaumentaand rtghla· the County of Malga.ln acrlbtd 11 follow" ntartll public !Old to PIHI, Mtlga County, ute. lion 11881ttt mort or Townahlp Road 174 of.W.y of~·the State of Ohio and In Bttng In 100 Acre Lot the a& footatrlp olland Ohio Tht IPfll'lllll did nol tau to 1 point; thence (Shotgun Hollow Public ·Notlct fiARCI!L NUMBER: the Ylll~g~ of SyracuH: No. 214, In the VII IIIII along the pipe Hnta 11 In purauance of an Include an lntarlortx· aoutll ond parallel to Road); thence South 25 1501188000 'Tl'act l: ol Syracuaa, Sutton herein betort pro¥1dld, ordtr ol 1111 to me d~ amtnatton oftht hOUH. the walt llnl of llld dtgl. Eaat along the .Shtrlll Salu PROiaERTY ADDRESS: Sllualeln the County ol Townahlp. Btglnnlng In •~captlng enCI rtatrv· rtcltd from aald court Robart E. Bugle, Section, 850 fHI mort ctnterllna of uld Cue Number 08CV096 244 Norih Second Av' U.lgo. In the Stott of the canter of Stall lng to lht former In tha above tnllllld Mllga C11unty Shtrlfl or leu to 1 railroad Townehlp Road 174 Olllo Valley Bank enue Middleport, OH Ohio, In tho Vtllego of Routt No. 124, • the grantor• end hla prtdl- octlon, I wm expouto Attornav for the Plein· aplkt In tha grontora (Sholgun Hollow Rold) Plaintiff 457110 Syracuse. ond Southeaat corner of· CIIIOII, In title their tala at public auction tiff north property line and 510.11 IHI to 1 railroad vo Currtnt Ownar: Jllllll bounded and· d• Wllllt LHdlnghom 057 halra, IUCCIIIOII and on the front ,,..,. of Manlly, Dell Kochllakl lhl llllllng ·canterllnl oplka, lhl trua place of Jameo R • Krlttln c. R. ACrtl Jr. a Krletln c. scribed aa foltowa: acrt lot, rtcordlcl In a1algno and all the' II· thl Mtlga County Court LLC of Sllta Routa Number beginning lor the •••• Acreall Ill Acrea Baing ln Syracuat VII· Volume tn, Paga 5117, lata, IIIIa and lniiiHiol Houu on Frldliy,Aprll PO Box 115028 124, uld point alao 1111nt hereby conveyed; Dtfendanta Property 11: a« North lage, In 100 Acrt Lot Molgo County Dted lhl Barta Gaa and 011 17, 200111 10 a.m.-of Columllua, OH 43218 being the _,point of· thence South 25 dlgo. Court of Common Sac:ond Ave. 284, Sutton Townahlp, Aacordo, uld South· Corporation · former uld day, the followlllll 114-222-4821 baglnnlllll for tha fond Ea1t 30 !Ht; thence Pleu, Mllge County, Middleport. Ohio '1750 Mttgl. Ohio. Beginning 1a1t co1111r lltlntf100 grantortllhll In law Or dllcrlbed realtllall: (3) It, t8, 21 herein daacrlbld; South 65 daga. Wtlt Ohio PriOr Deed '~~t~ertneta: ·at the center of Stell IHt Eaaterly alonglht In aqulty of In and to EXHIBITA . thence 5. 74 deg. 59' 360 fnl; thence North In pureuanct of an Yolullll2t7 Page 2tt Highway No. 124 with ctntar of Stile Route the uld premtna to· Legal Dtocrlptlon: 00" Eaat along tha 25 dlga. Welt about ordlr 01 1111 to mt dl· Apprallld 'at 100 000 tht lnteraectlon of thl · No. 1241rom the center allhar with alllhl prlv· Shuattd In the of Public Notice . grentora north property 388 fHI; thance North racltd from aald court Tarma of Sale: c..;not cantar of Worachetttr of Worchelttr Strtll; fl~g~a and Ohio, County of Mllgo lint and tha exlatlng 74 dtge. 59' WKIIbout In the abova antltlld be eold for tua than StiHt: thence North Thanca South 87' 50' appurtanencae to tht In tht Townahlp of Sut- Spring ciKnup of A'ut· ctnttrttne of Stall 568 fHI to the weal nne action, 1will expo•• to 213rdo 01 tha apprali!td 250 IHI: thence Eall· Elat 147.8 fill along umt belonging, Alto. ton: land Townahlp Cam• Route 124, 132.00 fHI of a tract of land con· 1111 11 public auction. value. 10% down on · erly parallel with Stall the center of Stall exctp11ng 111 coal. gu, Tht following d• terltl will begin March to 1 . railroad aplka; veyed to Raymond J. on the tront etepe of day alull, Cllh or..,.. . Highway No. 12~.1 00 Routt · ~o . 124; thence oil and other mlnerala acrlbld rut tateta, tit· as. All decoratt'one 111 thance· S. 15 dig. 01' Fowler and Patey R. the Mllga County Court tlflld chack, bat1noe fill: thence South 250 North 3 30' Wilt 250 In an under till above uatad In Sac:tlon 17, aeked to be rtmovld 00" Welt olong 1 Una Fowler . by dlld Houae on Friday, April due on confirmation of !HI to the centar ot !HI paning over 1n dlacrlbed 1111111111. Townahlp of Sutton: from U.rch 24-Aprll 3- and peaatng en Iron pin racordld In Vol. 210; 25, 2008 at 10 a.m., of Nil. State Highway No. 124: Iron pipe and 1 con· Parcel Numbar 20. Beginning at • aouth· prior to the Elltlr holt· at 30.00 !HI for 1 total Page 565 of the Dttd eald day, the following The lppralul did not thence Westerly along crate baat of a hold 0031•. 000 weal comer ala 35.12 day. dletance of 330.00 IHI Recorda of Molge dlacrlbld real tlllto: Include an Interior 11• the center of State down for a ahacklt lint Currthl Owner: Wendy acre tract of land Opel Dyer, Clerk to an Iron pin; thence County, Ohio, thanct EXHIBIT A emlnttlon of 1111 h - . Highway No. 124to the fi!r Well No. t with J. Thomautal racordad In Deed Book 740-742·2808 · N. 74 cltg, 58' 00" Weal North 1 dag. 55' 57" Situated In the County Robert E. Bugla, place of beginning, rocker arm In ba11; Property at: ~702 Third Numbar 214, Pill' 307, (3) 15, 18, 22 along elfnt, 132.00 fHI l!utiiOIIII the weal lint of Melga, In the Stilt of Mllga County shtrlll containing 0.57 of and thtnct North 87' 37' St. !lyrai:uea, OH Dttd Racorda of Mllga to an Iron pin; thence of aald Fowler property Ohio, and In the VIllage Attorney for the Plain· acre: excepting andre- WHI t32 fill to tht PPI2D-00388 . County, Ohio: Thence N. 15 dig. 01' 00" E11t 31 fHt; thence South of Mlddllport: tm aorvlng howavtr to Northtut cornor . of . 20-011311 North 7 dagrHo 12 Public Notice along • lint and pau· 74 dig. 59" Elltabout Btlng all of Lot No. Frank a Wooldridge . C.H. William e. TruatH uld .57 acre tol thanca Prior dltd referencea: minutia Wut 550.7 lr~~~an Iron pin at300.oo 588 11. to an Iron pin, TWelve (12) In lht Orlg· eo. hll aucce-ra, ••· Sout~ along the Ealt Volume 245, Paga 701 fKI to an Iron 11111rker Sheriff llllltt 1M! for 1 tota_ldlltanct thence 25 dig. Eaat lnal Pill and Survey of 100 .PIIfl St. · algne, llceneu, viti· nne of thtutd 057ecre Apprallld 11$45,000 to the beginning of an Cau Number 08CV079 of 330.00 fMt to the 356.78 fHt to an Iron tht Yllltllle of Mlddl• .Cotumbua, Ohio 43201 lora, and all pereons lot to tht place of be- Terma of Salt: Cannot agrlld line 11 d• llaMflclal OhloJnc. point of beginning and pin: end thence North port, Mllg1 County, 114-221·18e2 for hlo benefit or ad· gtnn11111, contalnlnf .50 be aold for ltll than ecrlbld htrtln; thtnct Plalnllll contatnlng1.000 ICrtl. 65 dig. Eaat 330 fHtto Ohio, uld Lot No. (3) 18, 25, (4) 1 vantoga,aroadorrlght ofanacre.EXCEP lNG 213d· ol thl appralald eouth 78 degrHI 32 va Thtre 11 IIIO _granltd a railroad aplkt,, the Twtlvt (12) baing on ·r---;;:;r.:--~ .ofwayabout20fHIIn and ra11rvlng I~ tht value. 10% down on mlnullo Wul 521.8 YtlmaL.TtylorEUI andconvtyedhtrtwlth placoofbeglnntng. thaEiahldlofSacond ·width running acro11 formergrantor,andhle doyoflale,-horc;er· fut along uld egrMd Dt,.ndante an tlltment for the Currant Owner: Velma Strett bllwatn Walnut ,,. or lhrough the Weatarly predtctllora In llllt, tilled check, balance line to the center of tht Court of Common purpoata of lngreaa L. Taylor etol and Coal Streataln uld aide of the above dt· their helra, auccuaor, duo on confirmation of croaa road; thence 38 Pl111, Mllgo County, and egrua along, ovar Property at: 37295 St. VIllage, and for a more acrlbad premlaas, no and aaelgna 1 etrlp of 1111. , degrHI 30 mlnutu Ohio . and acrou the follow· AI. 124 dtflnllo reference Ia ono to In ony monnor ground In IH almplt 25 The appralaal did not weal 403.5 !HI along In purouonco of an . lng ducrlbed tract of Mlddlepor.t, OH hereby madt to tha Plat obatruct any portion o1 fHt wldl runnlnt~along Include an Interior tX· the ctntar of aald road; order of tale to ma dl· land, to-wit; PPI11·01125000 of tht Survey of the · seld road or right of all prtatnl txlttlng amlnatlon ol the houH. thence South 17 de- raotld from uld court Sltuattd In the County Prior dltd ralerlncea: 111111. • • 'f "Ill FINn BARGAINS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS. Licensed Balber lOOking for shOp 10 share wllll anottler barber or lease to own lor a ree· sonablo rata in Mason o• Jackson County can 304·882·3472 or 304-812·6078. WI/ Wt ,_ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;: ~ WI/. Ron Evans Jack· 3-4 yr. sm Plr<:her mix, F fl ed 11 bel\a act son, OH. 80().537-9528 not • · we v · !!'""""'!!-'!!!"~""'!!~ gets along wlolher Busy Bae Cleaning Serv· dog$,74 0.992-3793 Ice would like lo do vou• spnng cleaning For Sale Min. Oactls· home or onlce priced por hune puppies $300.00 job caii74Q-446-2262. call740·388·0318. CLASSIFIED INDEX Legala,,,,,,..,,,,.,....... , .. ,............... ,,, ... 100 RtcrtatjOnll v.tllctaa .................... ,, ,, .,, 1000 Annouii\Ceft1Mta .......................................... 200 ATV ............................................................. 1008 alrlhdoy/Ann,_llfY .............. , ..., ............ ,2011 . Happy Ado .........,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,...., .... 21 0 Loa!& Found .., ..,,,,.,,,,, ..........,,,, ...... 215 Mtmoryfrhonk You,,,,, .., ..,,,,................ aiO . Notlcto ......................................................... all5 .,.roo,..lo ............................ , ....................... a30 W.nttd ........................................................ 235 Strv._ ... ,,...,.,,,.,,,, ..,,,,,.. ,,, .................... 300 Appliance Service ....................................... 1102 Automotlve .................................................. 3olulldlllll Mlttrllll ....................................... 301 _ , .... ..................,,,,,,,,.,., ...................... 308 Collr!ng.,,,.................................................31 0 Chlld/Eidtrly c .......................................... 312 Computero .. :................................................ 314 Contractoro........ , .............. ,.,,, ,, ..............311 Domtatlc11Jonttortol ...................................311 Etoctrlcal , .................,,,.,,,,,,., ..............:.:sao Flnancltl........................................ ,, ............322 11Mtth ........................................................... 3atl IIMtlng • Cooltng ..............,.......................3atl Homt lmpro....,.nla 330 , 1Muranoe ....................................................... 332 Lawn &orvlce ...............................................»e Mualc:lt)onoe/Drama .................................... 335 Otlter S.rvlclf............................................. 331 Plumbtng/EIICirlcti .... :................., .... ,,,,,,,.34Q ProteuloNII S.rvlcee ......................... :....... 342 Bloycfet,,.,. ,,. ,,,..,., .., ........................... 101 0 -11/Acceaoorlll .,,,,.,................... , ... 10111 C.miMfiRVa a Tl'tllert .............,,,,, ...... 1020 Motorcycfet ..,,,....................................... 10H Olhar ...............,,....................................... 1~ Wtnllo buy ............................................... 1035 Automotlvto .................................,,,,,,.,., 2000 Auto Rontal/1.-..................................... 20011 Autoo .. :.........,........................................... , 1010 CltaoiC/AntlquH ....................................... Z0111 Commorclal/lnduatrtal .............................. 2020 Porto a ,.._rlet,................................. I0211 Sportt Utility ............~ ...... ,,,,,,.,,., ..,,,,,,,,.2030 Tl'uckl......................................................... 203ll Uttltly ll'olltrt ..,,.,,,,,, .................,,,.,,,,, 2040 V.na .................................. :...... " ................. 20411 Wont to buy ...................... ,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,.,,.,,aoao -1 Eatate SaiH ...............................,,,,,. :sooo e.-tory Ploto ........;,,,,,,,,. ..................... 3005 Commwclol................................................3010 Condomlnlumo,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, ..,, ........... 30111 _ For S.lo by Owner..................................... 30:111 Hou... for Salt! ......................................... 3021 Lind (Ac-) ..........................................3030 Loll ................... ,,,,,.,..,,...........................30311 W.nt to bUy.................................., ............3040 RNt Eotallllentolo................................... 31100 ApertmentiiT~houMa ......................... 3101 Repalra .......:................................................. 344 · Roollng ........................................................ ::Me 8ocurtty..................................,., .. ,,,,.,,,,,,, .. 341 . lllx/Aocounllng .......;................................... 350 Tl'lvel/Enlllllln,...nl .................................. 1152 Flnonolol ....................................................... 400 flnonolal 8orvlceo....................................... 40ll Comme,.,lat......, ........................................ il510 Condomlnluma ......................, .................. 3511 HouHo tor Renl ..............,,,,,,,,., ............. saao .__ (Acrtatlf) .......................................... 352ll Storag~ ............. ,,,,,,,,,,.,, ........................... 35311 'l'llllt to Ront .............................................. U40 . Mllnulactu,... Houolng ............................. 4aoa . Money to Lond ............................................. 4t8 Educetlon ... ,,,,.,........ ,........................ ,, ..... 600 au...... " 1\'tdt Schoot ........................... l50ll tno1rucnon •n-olnlnQ ... :········· .................... 510 Louona ............................ ,,,,,,,, ...................sta .........................................................4010 Rontoto ...................................................... ,40111 8oteo .......... ,................................................ 4020 Suppllel ..................................................... 402ll · W.nt to Buy ............................................... IC30 lnaurance .............. \...................................-.. 410 flt;reonil ....................................................... aao · Anlmtlo ........................................................ 600 Anlmal8uppiiH .......................................... I50ll Hortoo ..........................................................SIO Llveotocik., ,..,, ............................. , ,..............115 Ptlt ............................................... .. .............. IIO want to buy ,. ................................................ I2S Agrloulturt ...............,,,,,.,,.\,,, ..........,..., .... 700 Form Equljomonl ...................'....................... 708 Oordllla Proctuce ....................................... 710 Hoy, Fold.-· Groin ........ ,...................... 715 Hunting a Lind ............................................ 710 wontlo buy ........... :......................................725 · Morohtn~llf,,,.,, ,.,...................................... IIOO Anllq-.................................... ,,,,, .............Appllonoo ..... ,,,,,,,........................................ 810 Auolt-.......................................................815 Borgt~ltllloo,...nt : ...........................,,,,,,,..IIO Colltctlbllt.................................................. IZII computoro ................................................... l30 lqul-l/8upplloa ....................................835 1 1 Pl. . Mark.tl .................. ,............................. 140 ' Fuel on eO.IIWoodiOio , ........................... 1411 I Fumhure ...................................................... IIO I HobbyiHunta Sport .................................... 81111 1 Kld'a Corner ...............................~.................MO 1 Mtocelttnoouo..............................................IIS 1 w.nt1o buy ............................. ,........ ,,,,,,,,,.,l70 1 Yard ..II ..................................................... 175 Lota ............................ :................................4001 AMort Property ......................................... male coffee table. corner desk, AussleiROlt'MIIIer mix. compuler chlk high Wormed poll'l trained chair, · kil<tlen siOO~. Call 7-40-367·7574 1 50fl • amps, ~~-~~~~ 740.992·5326, mlic. : Free 10 good home 2 (F) Ausl. Cattle dogs. Ken· Haliby I Hllfll l Spon nels incl Take 1 or both. GUN SHOW & SALe 446-8t42 or 645-60012 · -...~~~~~~ GALLIPOLIS, OH Holl· Free 10 good home 7 ~~j ~;. ~~ ~ 529& ;:~ puppies 6 wks. old very Route 7 Daily Adm. cule, parents on prem· •·.oo Dealer Tables ••s ·IS8S ~· •••3609· .. .. -~ F-·1 ·-· Sl•hl • P!Omoli<>ns, GiVeaway: Full blOOd LL:C:7~40.~68~7-~04;t~2;; Greol Dane ane Full Mbe~l•eout BlOOd black Lab. Call 74()-742-2037 Jet Aeration · MoiOrs repaired, new & lObuli In ~-"'!"'"~-~~ siOCI<. Call Ron Evans. Reg. Cockor Spaniel. 1-80().537·9528. To-colored (M) 3yrs old. Proven Stud Excellent For 5ale Sunvlsion·Pro ~g~~ 24s Ianning bed $t200.00 304·674·3665 or 304-675·1047. Singer sewing mac!llne =~;i~~ wt deluxe cabinet, does everything $100. Wild Cherty DR tbl seals 15, KIEFER BUILT, no chairs $600. HORSE/liVE· 74Q-44t-8299 V"'LLeY ;,;;;,;,;,;,o;;o=!!!!!!!!!!""" STOCK TRAILERS. Want To luy LOAD MAX EQUIP· MENT TRAILERS, Absolule Top Dollar · sl~ Free SeptiC I' garage. drive & more, Cily water. Middleport N. 3fd Ave. 1 ftnl: lrMitkiL not be llllllt 101t or raultl 11om For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! .{.;c.. 1;!111 Borders Sl.OO/per ocl Graphics SCM farsmaU 1.00 for larQe . sooo Rnort Properly tor nte ...........................II025 Raoort Proparly lor r.<)t ..................... , .... IOIIO Employ,_t,. .. , ......................................... tiOOO Aooountl ng/Finonclal., ......................,, ... 6002 Admlnlalroll-ot.oo10nt1 .....................1004 Coahler/Ciork .. , ...., .... :.............................. eooe Chlldllildtrly Co,. .................................... ,lOOt Cllrlcal .....:................................................. II010 COMtruollon ........................... ,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,II012 O.lwro a Dtlh...-y ...................... :····.......... IIOI4 Educallon ..................... ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,IC11 Eltctrlcol Plumblng.............. , ................... IIOII Employment AIJI"'OH ..,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,........ acao Enllrtotnmont ....................... ,..................... II022 Food 8orviCII................,.,,,,,, ................. II024 Oovem"*'t a F-rol J-.................... 110211 Hllp . . . - O.neroi ..,,,,,,,, .. ,...................II021 Llw Entorce,...nt ...................................... ll030 Mtlnllnanat/Do,...otlc.,,,,,,, .......... ,........ II032 Mon~~ttmtnll8uporvloory ........... ,.. ., ........ 11034 Mechlnlaa.................................................. IOH Modlctl ................, ...........,..........................1031 Muataai ..........................................................O Port·Ttme-T-pororloa ............................. II04a f'••t•ur~~n1a ............................................... . . . 8oteo............................................,,,,,,,.,.,,.,l041 Toohntcal Trtdlf .. ,.................................... 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Kitchen-dining area w~h all new appliances & cupboards, 3 · BR. 2 baths, laundry area. $900 par mooth Call 446-2325-or 446·4425 Apartmenl available now Riverbend Apls. New Haven WV. Now accepl· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ tng applications tor Want 10 l>uy Junk Cars. HUC·subsldlled. one caii74Q-388-088' Bedroom Apts. Ulil~ies included. Basad on 3()% ~~;.;..;--~~~ of adjusted income. can Tara Townhouse 304·882·312f, · ava•lablo Apartments · 2BR. 1.5 for~ 1y Owner Baaullful counlty setting. 4eR,. 2BA Ranth, 1 112 car gar.. br'd<lvinyt, Now Heatinl!iCoollng system lrg eal·ln kft, 24x24 FR. G) tor Senior and Disabled bath, back pat1o. pool. people. playground, (trash, sew· waler age, $425/fenl. p(j.) $425/sec. ~~=~-::--~ dep. Caii74Q-367-0547 CONVENieNTLY LO. CATED . & AFFORD· HOIIIU For 1.,1 . ABlE! Townhouse apart· ~!"'"~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:--. menta, an<l'or small Sl991""'' , b<d. l bo!h . new RYHS. $185,900 ELLMVIEWAPTS 1BR house in town at 10 74Q-245·58t5 for shOW· 2&3BR ane up, Central Ylnton WID and ap· ing. Home can be seen Air, W/0 hookup, tenant pllancesCt. ir"~Ciuded. Can at pays eleclric. EHO Elm .:;740-:;;:;44;;;6!:-:-48:59~~-~ www.~rultbyQWner. oom HOUMI for~ .;;e!i!!"""""'""'""'""' = Ford 3000 D..., TraciO• Campen I RVa. 8 spd. International 684 . T~"-~ c•sai· Traclor . real nice. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= ~ 740.286·6522 RV -----"":"~--~ Serv<e al Cann~hHI Have you priced a John Trailers Oee<e la<ely? You"li be 74()-446-3825 surprltedl Cheek ou1 our ~~~--.~....-. used lnvenlory al RV Serv~e al Carmi· www.CAREO com. Car- ';";'!46·3825 Trailers mk:hael EQuipment 740-446·2412 Hay, Feed, Sttd. Groin M any FP, to much to Hst. Sits ho"!S" tor rent. Call Bank Rtpo.~ tYl do.,..·n. l ~ jew- on 2 _65 acres. Includes 740-441·1111 lor appll· yean. !1"1· APRl for hst1 n~' pm 36, 48 polo Dldg~ Near cation & Olformation. 8()0.62!!·'"''"' ROll HOMESTEAOEA TORY AT 2007 PT =ser 46,000 !iii!!!! miles $7500 OBO. ;;:~T~o;•~·~·;-;;~~ 256-6877 or 256-126t \" BR opanrncno 1., ,.., near with appliances furnished ~96:-:!C~he"'vy~J/~4:"".~tcn~'JIN=:'D. downlown POint Pleasant. On site laundry facility. Call tor details or pick up ~--..a .. ..a All util. paid. No pels call 350 vortec. 5sp, ~~. l0+360 o16~ application at renta~ reese hitch, 104,500 mi. · · ol'llce. $3250 740-379-2748 1 and 2 bed!Ocm ll>ls.. PossibHity ot rental fumlsl!ed nd fu assistance. Polia- Impounds! Can from a un r~! Honda.lkvys J~m . nisned, and hou _ses In Equal Hou.sing r "idd"""' Fords.& ITIOI'e, for lislings Pomeroy and IV)/Vrt Opportunity i00-62Q.4l!70cx vm security deposit required. TOOt 4t9-526·0466 !!!!i!!!!!!!i!ii"'""""""" no pats. 74Q-992-22t8 !!This Institution 1s an . Trucb tBR ••t WID hoo'•~s Equal Opportunity · "'!-~~~;;;;;;;:!~~ ...., · """ · Pro-vider and Emp~yer" Q. CheVy Silverado salelllle T'l Incl. wil'ent, truck, 4D~. 4WD. mint ~:"33 ~hospital. Cell cond. 92,000 miles. Call ~~-=-~"""'~~ 740-44t·8299 2br apt. Rodney area. No ~~~~~~~ pata. _Oop/Rel required. -, 19136 Ford 11!50 4 Wheel 740-446-1271 or Apts. 1br, View $350./month In 7 ~1304 ;;;:;l882 ~·.;;30;.;t~ - - : - - Syracuse. Deposit. HUD :;;;;'!!-'~~~~= TWII'! Rivers Tower Is ac· approved. • No Pets 3 Bad. 2 Bathl On~ cepting applicalions 101 304·675·5332 weekends $24,900. for listings waiting iol for HUD sub80().620-4946 ex ROt~ sKllzed, t·BR apartment lor lhe alde .. "7•/dlsebl·". '7Y 4338 SR t41 1 . Mile call 675-6679 From New High School 2100 Sq. Ft. NM:e home Price reduced to -·~--~ $t39.900 .. For more 1nlo Fumlshed apartmenl 2nd and p6ctures go 10 AVe. ~P.stalrs all utilities www.orvb.com phone !Mild 1WR No Pots . Galli· 446·1210 or 339-3834 polio. 446-9523 Mooem , BA apartment. Countty setting on 1 446-0390 Other · acl8, Rocl<spnngs Rd. ~--~----!' ~Va~m~ah~a;;;;;;;:Y~Z~F450~.;;;;;;~ n . 2-3 bedrooms, Furnished apalertmenl .dt 1 Pomeroy, t bath, utility room, hard- paroon util~ s pa1 great snapa, wood ftoors, fireplace, dOwnstairs 9t9 2nd Ave. new tin root, IP!)roved $275/mo. 446-3945 sepl~. deck, lenced In MOVe IN READY Com· . back yard. Goldfish pleiely furn ished 2BR, all pone. call (740)416-0323 appliances. TV.slereo i!!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!!i!!!!!!""" S9000 dn. prM:e $30K will sya, linens & complete Autos t1nance on land contract kitchen ware $700/mo-• 2 bdmt/3bdnn w~and. alec $500/dep. 446-9585 1996 Dakota Aulomallc can oa ~ a1 120 State Island View Motel has $2500 OBO 256·1652 or St.. Pomollly, 01\ vacancies $35.00/Nighl. 256·1233 74()-444·1280 740-446-04Cl6 ' a :,:74;;:Q-.;:5;;.9t;.: ·D2?65~....~~ Pk'"'"'· ~~- ;;.,_ '" Pt. O'Klnlh. Hon14;:~1eud Uroker. Reul!y -~·fl7~ -4(l~4 1'1f JO-l-61W7"" ~~.::.;.;.--~~~ 2 BR house in GallipoliS WID conn. ~mo u$20()/tl"i'-da.PNo · Ysoecu11.0panY8 : "~~D.is6-~~~~ Wayne ~..;;::~~~~~ 3-4 SR. 2.5 oaths, in lown nome available April J!l. Gas heat. $8501mo + dap. Vou pay utilities. Call 446.3644 "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "" hntals --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= t4x60 2BR MH. no pols. 256·6t43 �Wuht<sday, MU"Ch t8. aG09 .... B4 • The Daily Sentinel Southern • halftime Oak Hill led M>-18. The Oaks of Coach Persia winner of over 550 games in his career - had fromPageBt an answer for everything Southern had to otler. For low-up jumper. The siring this roundbWI game of jeopof scores prompted a ardy. Oak Hill coasistentll Southern time out. hit the •Daily Double. Oak HiU added five more While Oak Hill bit everypoints as Southern "s thing it threw towards the momentum faded. Leading nets, Southern hit a freezing 14-5 on a Westen Hale tri2-17 from the three point fecta. Oak. Hill continued in the flTSt half. one of the offensive mmpage . Kyle lint" which was an opening TriRees k.ept SHS alive with a fecta by Harris. tri-fecta of his own. the Oak Hill's numbers went score 14-8. Hale quickly on the charts at 14-20 t"Or a itdded the "and onei at the siuliog 7() pen:ent on two2 : 15 mark.. then after a point goals and a 3-7 stint Southern miss. Oak. Hill from the three point line. went up 19-8. Oak Hill led in rebou.n ding Roberts added a follow- 18-11 at the half. up jumper to keep Southern At the start of the third alive at the 1:19 mark. but fmme Coach Jeff Caldwell Southern seemed to be conglanced upward as if -to seek tent to shoot the three guidance fn)m a higher against the much bigger soun.--e. Only divine interOaks. Southern went to the vention was ~oing to stop well and the well was dry. the steam-rolhng Oaks. All Borden hit a long three for the Southern mentor coo ld the Mighty Oaks of Coach do was .watch as his Norm Persin to push the Tornadoes ' hopes fizzled 5eore to 22-10. away . Caldwell's glance Southern's initial gjlme upward was in response to a plan quickly deteriorated. 13-2 run by the Oaks to start Forced e~~rly to play ca~t·h­ the sewnd half. The leak. in up. Sc;mthern had to adopt a the dike appeared to be new game plan. Going mto helplessly unstoppable. The the contest. Southern knew flood gates were helplessly it had to play good defense flooding . and hit the boards · hard. The Oaks offense was With Oak Hill earning 22 well rooted in a strong first-quarter points. the inside gume, while its Tornadoes scrapped to find boundaries of victory a defense to Mop the Oaks. brum:hed out to an equally Oak center J.D. Hale was solid three-point game. To just unstoppable. the 3:32 m~~rk. in the third . After an early bucket by . round, Oak Hill had hit 7-8 Oak Cody Cannon at the shots. Southern's Coppick 7:0 I mark in the second kept it somewhat period. Southern Coach Jeff respectable with five markCaldwell saw something ers: while Cyle Rees hit a that needed tweaking and· three and Dustin Salser hit a called for a time out. three prompting Coach Coppick quickly responded Persin to call time to refowith a follow-up lay-in, but cus, the score 55-31. Southern's sliver of While Oak Hill was cruisinomentum was swept away ing away on the edge of per· by a Slone tri-fecta, the fection. Southern was reully score 26-12. Borden added pretty dazzling itself in the :mother "And-one" to push last three minutes of the the score to 29-14 for the third frame. After a slow Oak.s biggest lead to this start Southern put 24 points point. on the board. Junior Dustin . Southern's Roberts hit a Salser had three Tri-fectus deuce, but Southern's and Rees added a pair that defense struggled as Oak allowed SHS to cut it to 59Hill . scored at will. · Hale 42 at quarter's end. Oak Hill scored two straight deuces led at one point by 24 to push the score to 34-14. points. Southern called its third The fourth quarter was a lime out of the half, but not formality. The Oaks had even a lead anchor was survived Southern's early going to stop the Oaks . At storm and continued a blis: tering shooting ~ throughout the fnune. Hill hit its first five goals before a miss in the fmal round. Southern once again went cold, kl6in~ some of its. third quarter glitz, a5 Oak Hill streaked onward to the Regional tournament final. Riding the healthy bad of JD. Hale. the Oals stretched it out to an 80-53 1inal. "I'm reall~ disappointed. I really thou t we could give them (Oak ill) a run for the money. But we go1 out of our game plan early. Letting JD. Rate do what he did to us was J]IUbably the key~ the game. We tried to pack 11 m and take away their inside game, but he still scores. Then they bad some k.ids hit some three's that we didn't 11111idpate. www•..., '«l/Mnllnet.com game; and a sore poinl witll all seasoo loo~ itive leadership this season. Roberts and Harris ew.:b luiiS Any time Y4?11 are pl~y · on four CIIIOIDS. Soollhem bad ; Man:b 17 lt IS 8118(1; assists.. 14 turnovers. ant ment. These.fids have a 10 block. six Sleals.aod 14 f~ be lliQUd of. llrad llrowa. Bryan Harris. man against. We didn't QNcHIU.IO,SauntuNsS IIIIlCh up wen, but after we Westoo Robei1S, and Jobn goc down we had no c.boicc." Brauer niade their final (loll Hill 22 14 23 21 - 80: in the Soulbem Coach Otldwell said, "This 10 8 2& ll - !53 • -.n has~ a lot - ~l!Sexiting OAK Hill. {aN);..-, SlticldoiMI b Ibis year. They inade a great seruors. Oak. Hill hit a blistering 33- 0.1 o. . - -•o-1 a. ~Ora. tournament run and maae it Holt 3 D4 e. RiWI farther than a Soutbml team 48 from the floor for 68 pet- 3 t>4 7· has been in 21 years. You cent. with 5-13 three's, 9-14 =~~.!':.~~O:o! have 10 give~ lim CRdit. at the line and 37 rebouJim 2.Coci¥ConrM10.I3.-Br-.~ The)l brou~ a lol of spirit (Borden 9. Ondrea 7). Oak. t>4 0. lOTALS: 33 ~IS 80. ThfW1101• ·n ..~.,. '6 · ts (n..A....a goaJs; 5 ('1'1. 2. 2, Clr«fte~ and pridl! "bed to Soutliem H . ' ._. - assJs . v'"""'' SOUTHeANII&-7): SMIICQjlplck4S. 13).18tumovers.twoblocks. 3, ~Harris 1 t>4 b!N;etball and the Southern 51 ten steuls. and 13 personal - • D 4 2. - - 3 t > 4 &. COOIIIIunity." "We kne~ this Southem fouls . Southern hit 18-~5for ==~~~: =.~~~ . team bad a chanl.-e to make u 32 pen.-ent. 8-33 threes for 2 . IMlin SaiS4• 4 0:0 12. Coit>y tournament run. · I really 27pen.-ent.and\llas9-9atthe ~ot>4o. Zicft..,._.,t>4a. . When they hit those buckets it lefi us seurdting for aoolher solution.» "We bad to~ our game plan and Ollk. llill is ll tough team to play man-to- seniors provided a lol of pos- ~ribunt - Sentinel CLASSIFIED Southern a._,.. enjoyed this season and I really enjoy being around these k.ids. I thought our The Daily Sentinel • Pege B5 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE line . Southem ~ Just • . - . ~ o ~ o. TOTAlS: 11 11-& 18 rebounds which proved to 53. Thru pQinl pJo: 8 ( s - 4. Roeo be one of the keys to the 3. - ). : Wety-tt' www.mydllilylrbme.com WWW.rnydlilyslnlnel.com www.myd~lllter.com l\tgisttr Sentinel Gtribunt ~75-1333 (740) 446-2342 (740). 992-2156 (304) ·--------.,...Or-F•a To Or Fa To(740) 812-21.67 06JNH....r Howyoucon heave borden andiJI'GIIhics ~ adcledtoyourdonlllldads .m Monday thru Friday a.m. to 5:00 p. s :::·~·~~~~-~it/~:: KIT l .CARLYLE Townila••• Tri·lo,.l brick'ceclar , - - - , homo, .98. acres, Rut- NOI'I LEASING Jordan lane, Ol!k>, 3 bd. 2 full l.andlng 2BR Available OllloMiy P.bMJting•••,... lherlghlto .... ltjiCt or CIIICI!q lid lllftY lime. Errorl lbt lllporl*lanlhe baths. large living · room, No Pets. Tenant R&family room. sponslble for Rent & eat-in-kitchen. covered Electric 304-67~3 or bade patio, 2 car at· 31)4-617·9986 ' tached ~~= paved gas & .ewage located out of 1lood plain, min· utes from olomentaty school. Price reduced, 74()-742-2404 or 74()-949-2930 br. 01)1., no pols, tel· erences a security dap., 740-99li·Ot65 Apia. Ill Jocll. oon 52 West· wood Or.. from S3e5 10 ~~~~....~..... $5EO. 740-446-2568. For sale In New Haven, Equal ~-loUsing Opportu· 111*1-l & 2 Bank Home ,Cedar nity. This institution is an ~• 1.28 Acre,. Full Equal 0PIJI)rtunity Probasement Pool. Big ga- vider and Employer. rage ~- Property ~~~-~-~~~ Pros 304·736-t200 Groclouo LIVIng 1 and 2 0 ;.;;;;!oiilii!ii!oiiii!!!!!!!a= Bedroom Apls.· at Village land (Aa-lage) Manor and R;...rside ol ~~~~~~~ Apls. in Middleport, from Col 35 ACA!S ·near Leon: very $327 lo $592. nice woods, electric. 740-992·5064. equal easy - . _b<lildlng 1-taooUlg Opj>onunity. sites. g,...t hunti!g, Modem t br apt. can $42,500. F188 Mops have been $111-Youlnl AI Volley v•w Apartments 800 State Roule 325 Thurm•n, Ohio 45655 . 740-245-1170 1·2 Bedroom Apartments piiCid In ldut !j!!~-~~~fl~~=~•;rlf/~. the Glll1polla OIUy Tl'lbune muat be picked within 30 deya•. Any plctur.a thlt1re not picked up wHI be . For Sale ':'aulltul AKC Lib pupa. Ylwilllk, tot sllotstwonned. $200, -;;;;;;;;;;;;,........;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Calt 7~0.256-6882 Oak entertainment cantar, 2 oak and tables & ~c.-..r :A.tah* tc:. ~ .... liD""'"• P-..1-.114: r-J . . tt""e• a.. 'Ne~•papera. -.Jeii"Vereod R.&aht 'tiiD ~~-..r ~c:.-=:..r. Gallla •iii.iii_.. Ca. OH pumping and Mason Co. Sheri!! s.IK way or In any manner pipe linK mettr Robart E. IIHgle g.- 30 mtnutM Wilt In the above entitled ol Mllga. s- ol OhiO, Vllllillll211, Page 713 Bllng the ....,. prop-• Cau Number 08cV0711 prevent the frH and houua, pumpa, and Mllga County Shlrtll t ae IM!atong 1111 cen- M:tlon, I witt expou to and Town a hlp ol Rut- Apprallld at Slo,aoa Illy conveyed to bY. Peoplll Bank NA unobatructad uu pump hou- batong- Atto1111y lor the Plain· Ill ol ukl road; llllnce ~It at public auction land, In Sectton t, T - Tlrma of Sale: Cannot !Ita Harry to MIIIM Plalnllll thereof by .all partlla _ tng to the ..... 0.. a 1111 Norlll II dlfll'lll 50 on the front allpa o1 1, ....,.14 ollhe Ohio ba aold_lor 1111 t1w1 Ryan .by dead dar.ct va ontltlld to uao the Oil Corporellon In eon· L11111r Sampaon a mlnutu Eaet Ill !HI the Mllga County Court Company'• Purchaet 213rde of thupprallld May 31, 1835, an" Wendy Thomia at al ume and lurthor ex· · niCIIDII with and baing Rolhfuaa .to the placo of begin· Houu on Friday, April and mote pertlcularly value. 10% down on ~rdod In book 1:11 o1 Dllendanta coptlng and rnorvlng 1 ·part of lht pipe n- PO Box 5480 nl1111, COft\lllnlng 8.15 24, 2001 at 10 a.m., ol dl&crlbld •• followa: dlyolull, cult or..,. 1111 Deed Recorda o1 Court of Common to lht C.H. Wllllama. comlrw acrou lht Cincinnati, OH 45201· acrH. . uld day, the lollowlllll . Commencing for refer· tilled chaek, balance Malga County; Ohio. at Plue, Molga County, Tl'uttH, hla auccea- Ohio Rlvar from Woat 5480 Current . Ownar: deacrlbld real tatate: 111ce at 1 point In tha due on conftrmatlon o1 Plgl482. Ohio. 1011 and llllgna, all VIrginia, thlrlballlll no • 513-241-3100 Mitchell a Stephanie 'EXHIBIT "A" northwut COI'IIIr of Mil. Bllllll the ume Rill In purauance o1 an coat, oil and Qlllncllll exception whallvar•. (3) 11, 18, 25 Walker 1111 Sltuataln tht Ytllagt of aald Sactlon 1; thence The appralaal did not Elllll convevw to Lfl. order o1 ute to me ell- olhlf mlnerala bentllh Said plpa lln11 to run Property at: 29330 Oak Pomeroy, Mltga Eut ·along the North lnctudl an lntartor ax· nan Louin Cowte by reeled from aald court tht eurl- and the through the canter of Grove Rll. · County, Ohio. tint of urd Sac:tton 1, ·amlnltlon olthehouu. Lawla E. Burford by In the above entitle ac- right to mine tha aama. the uld 251oot ttrlp 10 Public Notice Racine, Olllo 45m Slluata In Sactlon 1, 1808 !HI, more or 1111 Robart E. llttllle, dead· recordad In Deed lion, I will upoat to Subject to 111 legal that the aldta of aald Prior Deed Rill-: Town I, Rant~~14, Rut· to 1 point; thence Mllge County Sheriff look 170, Page 40 o1 ·1111 at public auction Hnmtntl end 111-. atrlp will ba .parallel Shtrlll Salll , Volume 203. Plfll3n land Townahtp, Melga South and parallel wnh AttOrney lor the ploln- the Malgo County Deed on the front . atepa ol Parcel Number 20. · with eald pipe linea, C111 Numbar 01cv0112 Appra!Hd at S45,aoa County, Stall of Ohio, the Wilt Una ol aald tiff Racorda. · lht Meigs County Court 00388.000 and a lao I'IIII'VIng and Clllllc!rtglgl In Term a ol 1111: Cannol and being mora tully Sactlon t, 792 fut, Staphan D. Milia Rtflllllct Deed: VII~ Houaa on Friday, April Tl'acl2' . uceptlngln the former Plalnllll be aold for ltll then dlacribld 11 lollowa; mort or ltu, to 1 rail· 18 W. Mollumtnt 14v- ume 287, Page m, 17, 2009 at 10 a.m., ol Shuataln the County of grantor and hla prt- va 213rda of the apprallld Commtnclr~~~at• point 101d aplke In the tntar- anue Mllgl County Deed aald day, the following Mtlga. In the Statt of dlaeora In title. Their Mltchall Walker a vatua. 10% down on In lhl northweat comer -lion of tha txlattng Dayton, OH 45402 RICOfda. Audltor'a Pardtacrlbed rtaltatatt: Ohio, In the VIllage of helra. aucc111011 1nd Stapllanlt Walkar day of lilt, CUll or..,. of uld Stctlon One; centerline of Stall 837-4111·1100 · cet No. 1Wt111.aoa The following d• Syracuaa, and alllgne. a ltrlp of land Dt1tndanta tilled check, ballnct llllnct _ , along the Routt 124 and tha IX· (3) 18, 25 (4) 1 Sulljtct to all ltaHI, acrtbld r111 111111 In boundlcl 11\d de- 25 1M! wldl from the Court of Common dut on conflrfllltlon at North llna ol uld Sac· latlng ctnttrllna of aaumentaand rtghla· the County of Malga.ln acrlbtd 11 follow" ntartll public !Old to PIHI, Mtlga County, ute. lion 11881ttt mort or Townahlp Road 174 of.W.y of~·the State of Ohio and In Bttng In 100 Acre Lot the a& footatrlp olland Ohio Tht IPfll'lllll did nol tau to 1 point; thence (Shotgun Hollow Public ·Notlct fiARCI!L NUMBER: the Ylll~g~ of SyracuH: No. 214, In the VII IIIII along the pipe Hnta 11 In purauance of an Include an lntarlortx· aoutll ond parallel to Road); thence South 25 1501188000 'Tl'act l: ol Syracuaa, Sutton herein betort pro¥1dld, ordtr ol 1111 to me d~ amtnatton oftht hOUH. the walt llnl of llld dtgl. Eaat along the .Shtrlll Salu PROiaERTY ADDRESS: Sllualeln the County ol Townahlp. Btglnnlng In •~captlng enCI rtatrv· rtcltd from aald court Robart E. Bugle, Section, 850 fHI mort ctnterllna of uld Cue Number 08CV096 244 Norih Second Av' U.lgo. In the Stott of the canter of Stall lng to lht former In tha above tnllllld Mllga C11unty Shtrlfl or leu to 1 railroad Townehlp Road 174 Olllo Valley Bank enue Middleport, OH Ohio, In tho Vtllego of Routt No. 124, • the grantor• end hla prtdl- octlon, I wm expouto Attornav for the Plein· aplkt In tha grontora (Sholgun Hollow Rold) Plaintiff 457110 Syracuse. ond Southeaat corner of· CIIIOII, In title their tala at public auction tiff north property line and 510.11 IHI to 1 railroad vo Currtnt Ownar: Jllllll bounded and· d• Wllllt LHdlnghom 057 halra, IUCCIIIOII and on the front ,,..,. of Manlly, Dell Kochllakl lhl llllllng ·canterllnl oplka, lhl trua place of Jameo R • Krlttln c. R. ACrtl Jr. a Krletln c. scribed aa foltowa: acrt lot, rtcordlcl In a1algno and all the' II· thl Mtlga County Court LLC of Sllta Routa Number beginning lor the •••• Acreall Ill Acrea Baing ln Syracuat VII· Volume tn, Paga 5117, lata, IIIIa and lniiiHiol Houu on Frldliy,Aprll PO Box 115028 124, uld point alao 1111nt hereby conveyed; Dtfendanta Property 11: a« North lage, In 100 Acrt Lot Molgo County Dted lhl Barta Gaa and 011 17, 200111 10 a.m.-of Columllua, OH 43218 being the _,point of· thence South 25 dlgo. Court of Common Sac:ond Ave. 284, Sutton Townahlp, Aacordo, uld South· Corporation · former uld day, the followlllll 114-222-4821 baglnnlllll for tha fond Ea1t 30 !Ht; thence Pleu, Mllge County, Middleport. Ohio '1750 Mttgl. Ohio. Beginning 1a1t co1111r lltlntf100 grantortllhll In law Or dllcrlbed realtllall: (3) It, t8, 21 herein daacrlbld; South 65 daga. Wtlt Ohio PriOr Deed '~~t~ertneta: ·at the center of Stell IHt Eaaterly alonglht In aqulty of In and to EXHIBITA . thence 5. 74 deg. 59' 360 fnl; thence North In pureuanct of an Yolullll2t7 Page 2tt Highway No. 124 with ctntar of Stile Route the uld premtna to· Legal Dtocrlptlon: 00" Eaat along tha 25 dlga. Welt about ordlr 01 1111 to mt dl· Apprallld 'at 100 000 tht lnteraectlon of thl · No. 1241rom the center allhar with alllhl prlv· Shuattd In the of Public Notice . grentora north property 388 fHI; thance North racltd from aald court Tarma of Sale: c..;not cantar of Worachetttr of Worchelttr Strtll; fl~g~a and Ohio, County of Mllgo lint and tha exlatlng 74 dtge. 59' WKIIbout In the abova antltlld be eold for tua than StiHt: thence North Thanca South 87' 50' appurtanencae to tht In tht Townahlp of Sut- Spring ciKnup of A'ut· ctnttrttne of Stall 568 fHI to the weal nne action, 1will expo•• to 213rdo 01 tha apprali!td 250 IHI: thence Eall· Elat 147.8 fill along umt belonging, Alto. ton: land Townahlp Cam• Route 124, 132.00 fHI of a tract of land con· 1111 11 public auction. value. 10% down on · erly parallel with Stall the center of Stall exctp11ng 111 coal. gu, Tht following d• terltl will begin March to 1 . railroad aplka; veyed to Raymond J. on the tront etepe of day alull, Cllh or..,.. . Highway No. 12~.1 00 Routt · ~o . 124; thence oil and other mlnerala acrlbld rut tateta, tit· as. All decoratt'one 111 thance· S. 15 dig. 01' Fowler and Patey R. the Mllga County Court tlflld chack, bat1noe fill: thence South 250 North 3 30' Wilt 250 In an under till above uatad In Sac:tlon 17, aeked to be rtmovld 00" Welt olong 1 Una Fowler . by dlld Houae on Friday, April due on confirmation of !HI to the centar ot !HI paning over 1n dlacrlbed 1111111111. Townahlp of Sutton: from U.rch 24-Aprll 3- and peaatng en Iron pin racordld In Vol. 210; 25, 2008 at 10 a.m., of Nil. State Highway No. 124: Iron pipe and 1 con· Parcel Numbar 20. Beginning at • aouth· prior to the Elltlr holt· at 30.00 !HI for 1 total Page 565 of the Dttd eald day, the following The lppralul did not thence Westerly along crate baat of a hold 0031•. 000 weal comer ala 35.12 day. dletance of 330.00 IHI Recorda of Molge dlacrlbld real tlllto: Include an Interior 11• the center of State down for a ahacklt lint Currthl Owner: Wendy acre tract of land Opel Dyer, Clerk to an Iron pin; thence County, Ohio, thanct EXHIBIT A emlnttlon of 1111 h - . Highway No. 124to the fi!r Well No. t with J. Thomautal racordad In Deed Book 740-742·2808 · N. 74 cltg, 58' 00" Weal North 1 dag. 55' 57" Situated In the County Robert E. Bugla, place of beginning, rocker arm In ba11; Property at: ~702 Third Numbar 214, Pill' 307, (3) 15, 18, 22 along elfnt, 132.00 fHI l!utiiOIIII the weal lint of Melga, In the Stilt of Mllga County shtrlll containing 0.57 of and thtnct North 87' 37' St. !lyrai:uea, OH Dttd Racorda of Mllga to an Iron pin; thence of aald Fowler property Ohio, and In the VIllage Attorney for the Plain· acre: excepting andre- WHI t32 fill to tht PPI2D-00388 . County, Ohio: Thence N. 15 dig. 01' 00" E11t 31 fHt; thence South of Mlddllport: tm aorvlng howavtr to Northtut cornor . of . 20-011311 North 7 dagrHo 12 Public Notice along • lint and pau· 74 dig. 59" Elltabout Btlng all of Lot No. Frank a Wooldridge . C.H. William e. TruatH uld .57 acre tol thanca Prior dltd referencea: minutia Wut 550.7 lr~~~an Iron pin at300.oo 588 11. to an Iron pin, TWelve (12) In lht Orlg· eo. hll aucce-ra, ••· Sout~ along the Ealt Volume 245, Paga 701 fKI to an Iron 11111rker Sheriff llllltt 1M! for 1 tota_ldlltanct thence 25 dig. Eaat lnal Pill and Survey of 100 .PIIfl St. · algne, llceneu, viti· nne of thtutd 057ecre Apprallld 11$45,000 to the beginning of an Cau Number 08CV079 of 330.00 fMt to the 356.78 fHt to an Iron tht Yllltllle of Mlddl• .Cotumbua, Ohio 43201 lora, and all pereons lot to tht place of be- Terma of Salt: Cannot agrlld line 11 d• llaMflclal OhloJnc. point of beginning and pin: end thence North port, Mllg1 County, 114-221·18e2 for hlo benefit or ad· gtnn11111, contalnlnf .50 be aold for ltll than ecrlbld htrtln; thtnct Plalnllll contatnlng1.000 ICrtl. 65 dig. Eaat 330 fHtto Ohio, uld Lot No. (3) 18, 25, (4) 1 vantoga,aroadorrlght ofanacre.EXCEP lNG 213d· ol thl appralald eouth 78 degrHI 32 va Thtre 11 IIIO _granltd a railroad aplkt,, the Twtlvt (12) baing on ·r---;;:;r.:--~ .ofwayabout20fHIIn and ra11rvlng I~ tht value. 10% down on mlnullo Wul 521.8 YtlmaL.TtylorEUI andconvtyedhtrtwlth placoofbeglnntng. thaEiahldlofSacond ·width running acro11 formergrantor,andhle doyoflale,-horc;er· fut along uld egrMd Dt,.ndante an tlltment for the Currant Owner: Velma Strett bllwatn Walnut ,,. or lhrough the Weatarly predtctllora In llllt, tilled check, balance line to the center of tht Court of Common purpoata of lngreaa L. Taylor etol and Coal Streataln uld aide of the above dt· their helra, auccuaor, duo on confirmation of croaa road; thence 38 Pl111, Mllgo County, and egrua along, ovar Property at: 37295 St. VIllage, and for a more acrlbad premlaas, no and aaelgna 1 etrlp of 1111. , degrHI 30 mlnutu Ohio . and acrou the follow· AI. 124 dtflnllo reference Ia ono to In ony monnor ground In IH almplt 25 The appralaal did not weal 403.5 !HI along In purouonco of an . lng ducrlbed tract of Mlddlepor.t, OH hereby madt to tha Plat obatruct any portion o1 fHt wldl runnlnt~along Include an Interior tX· the ctntar of aald road; order of tale to ma dl· land, to-wit; PPI11·01125000 of tht Survey of the · seld road or right of all prtatnl txlttlng amlnatlon ol the houH. thence South 17 de- raotld from uld court Sltuattd In the County Prior dltd ralerlncea: 111111. • • 'f "Ill FINn BARGAINS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS. Licensed Balber lOOking for shOp 10 share wllll anottler barber or lease to own lor a ree· sonablo rata in Mason o• Jackson County can 304·882·3472 or 304-812·6078. WI/ Wt ,_ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;: ~ WI/. Ron Evans Jack· 3-4 yr. sm Plr<:her mix, F fl ed 11 bel\a act son, OH. 80().537-9528 not • · we v · !!'""""'!!-'!!!"~""'!!~ gets along wlolher Busy Bae Cleaning Serv· dog$,74 0.992-3793 Ice would like lo do vou• spnng cleaning For Sale Min. Oactls· home or onlce priced por hune puppies $300.00 job caii74Q-446-2262. call740·388·0318. CLASSIFIED INDEX Legala,,,,,,..,,,,.,....... , .. ,............... ,,, ... 100 RtcrtatjOnll v.tllctaa .................... ,, ,, .,, 1000 Annouii\Ceft1Mta .......................................... 200 ATV ............................................................. 1008 alrlhdoy/Ann,_llfY .............. , ..., ............ ,2011 . Happy Ado .........,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,...., .... 21 0 Loa!& Found .., ..,,,,.,,,,, ..........,,,, ...... 215 Mtmoryfrhonk You,,,,, .., ..,,,,................ aiO . Notlcto ......................................................... all5 .,.roo,..lo ............................ , ....................... a30 W.nttd ........................................................ 235 Strv._ ... ,,...,.,,,.,,,, ..,,,,,.. ,,, .................... 300 Appliance Service ....................................... 1102 Automotlve .................................................. 3olulldlllll Mlttrllll ....................................... 301 _ , .... ..................,,,,,,,,.,., ...................... 308 Collr!ng.,,,.................................................31 0 Chlld/Eidtrly c .......................................... 312 Computero .. :................................................ 314 Contractoro........ , .............. ,.,,, ,, ..............311 Domtatlc11Jonttortol ...................................311 Etoctrlcal , .................,,,.,,,,,,., ..............:.:sao Flnancltl........................................ ,, ............322 11Mtth ........................................................... 3atl IIMtlng • Cooltng ..............,.......................3atl Homt lmpro....,.nla 330 , 1Muranoe ....................................................... 332 Lawn &orvlce ...............................................»e Mualc:lt)onoe/Drama .................................... 335 Otlter S.rvlclf............................................. 331 Plumbtng/EIICirlcti .... :................., .... ,,,,,,,.34Q ProteuloNII S.rvlcee ......................... :....... 342 Bloycfet,,.,. ,,. ,,,..,., .., ........................... 101 0 -11/Acceaoorlll .,,,,.,................... , ... 10111 C.miMfiRVa a Tl'tllert .............,,,,, ...... 1020 Motorcycfet ..,,,....................................... 10H Olhar ...............,,....................................... 1~ Wtnllo buy ............................................... 1035 Automotlvto .................................,,,,,,.,., 2000 Auto Rontal/1.-..................................... 20011 Autoo .. :.........,........................................... , 1010 CltaoiC/AntlquH ....................................... Z0111 Commorclal/lnduatrtal .............................. 2020 Porto a ,.._rlet,................................. I0211 Sportt Utility ............~ ...... ,,,,,,.,,., ..,,,,,,,,.2030 Tl'uckl......................................................... 203ll Uttltly ll'olltrt ..,,.,,,,,, .................,,,.,,,,, 2040 V.na .................................. :...... " ................. 20411 Wont to buy ...................... ,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,.,,.,,aoao -1 Eatate SaiH ...............................,,,,,. :sooo e.-tory Ploto ........;,,,,,,,,. ..................... 3005 Commwclol................................................3010 Condomlnlumo,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, ..,, ........... 30111 _ For S.lo by Owner..................................... 30:111 Hou... for Salt! ......................................... 3021 Lind (Ac-) ..........................................3030 Loll ................... ,,,,,.,..,,...........................30311 W.nt to bUy.................................., ............3040 RNt Eotallllentolo................................... 31100 ApertmentiiT~houMa ......................... 3101 Repalra .......:................................................. 344 · Roollng ........................................................ ::Me 8ocurtty..................................,., .. ,,,,.,,,,,,, .. 341 . lllx/Aocounllng .......;................................... 350 Tl'lvel/Enlllllln,...nl .................................. 1152 Flnonolol ....................................................... 400 flnonolal 8orvlceo....................................... 40ll Comme,.,lat......, ........................................ il510 Condomlnluma ......................, .................. 3511 HouHo tor Renl ..............,,,,,,,,., ............. saao .__ (Acrtatlf) .......................................... 352ll Storag~ ............. ,,,,,,,,,,.,, ........................... 35311 'l'llllt to Ront .............................................. U40 . Mllnulactu,... Houolng ............................. 4aoa . Money to Lond ............................................. 4t8 Educetlon ... ,,,,.,........ ,........................ ,, ..... 600 au...... " 1\'tdt Schoot ........................... l50ll tno1rucnon •n-olnlnQ ... :········· .................... 510 Louona ............................ ,,,,,,,, ...................sta .........................................................4010 Rontoto ...................................................... ,40111 8oteo .......... ,................................................ 4020 Suppllel ..................................................... 402ll · W.nt to Buy ............................................... IC30 lnaurance .............. \...................................-.. 410 flt;reonil ....................................................... aao · Anlmtlo ........................................................ 600 Anlmal8uppiiH .......................................... I50ll Hortoo ..........................................................SIO Llveotocik., ,..,, ............................. , ,..............115 Ptlt ............................................... .. .............. IIO want to buy ,. ................................................ I2S Agrloulturt ...............,,,,,.,,.\,,, ..........,..., .... 700 Form Equljomonl ...................'....................... 708 Oordllla Proctuce ....................................... 710 Hoy, Fold.-· Groin ........ ,...................... 715 Hunting a Lind ............................................ 710 wontlo buy ........... :......................................725 · Morohtn~llf,,,.,, ,.,...................................... IIOO Anllq-.................................... ,,,,, .............Appllonoo ..... ,,,,,,,........................................ 810 Auolt-.......................................................815 Borgt~ltllloo,...nt : ...........................,,,,,,,..IIO Colltctlbllt.................................................. IZII computoro ................................................... l30 lqul-l/8upplloa ....................................835 1 1 Pl. . Mark.tl .................. ,............................. 140 ' Fuel on eO.IIWoodiOio , ........................... 1411 I Fumhure ...................................................... IIO I HobbyiHunta Sport .................................... 81111 1 Kld'a Corner ...............................~.................MO 1 Mtocelttnoouo..............................................IIS 1 w.nt1o buy ............................. ,........ ,,,,,,,,,.,l70 1 Yard ..II ..................................................... 175 Lota ............................ :................................4001 AMort Property ......................................... male coffee table. corner desk, AussleiROlt'MIIIer mix. compuler chlk high Wormed poll'l trained chair, · kil<tlen siOO~. Call 7-40-367·7574 1 50fl • amps, ~~-~~~~ 740.992·5326, mlic. : Free 10 good home 2 (F) Ausl. Cattle dogs. Ken· Haliby I Hllfll l Spon nels incl Take 1 or both. GUN SHOW & SALe 446-8t42 or 645-60012 · -...~~~~~~ GALLIPOLIS, OH Holl· Free 10 good home 7 ~~j ~;. ~~ ~ 529& ;:~ puppies 6 wks. old very Route 7 Daily Adm. cule, parents on prem· •·.oo Dealer Tables ••s ·IS8S ~· •••3609· .. .. -~ F-·1 ·-· Sl•hl • P!Omoli<>ns, GiVeaway: Full blOOd LL:C:7~40.~68~7-~04;t~2;; Greol Dane ane Full Mbe~l•eout BlOOd black Lab. Call 74()-742-2037 Jet Aeration · MoiOrs repaired, new & lObuli In ~-"'!"'"~-~~ siOCI<. Call Ron Evans. Reg. Cockor Spaniel. 1-80().537·9528. To-colored (M) 3yrs old. Proven Stud Excellent For 5ale Sunvlsion·Pro ~g~~ 24s Ianning bed $t200.00 304·674·3665 or 304-675·1047. Singer sewing mac!llne =~;i~~ wt deluxe cabinet, does everything $100. Wild Cherty DR tbl seals 15, KIEFER BUILT, no chairs $600. HORSE/liVE· 74Q-44t-8299 V"'LLeY ;,;;;,;,;,;,o;;o=!!!!!!!!!!""" STOCK TRAILERS. Want To luy LOAD MAX EQUIP· MENT TRAILERS, Absolule Top Dollar · sl~ Free SeptiC I' garage. drive & more, Cily water. Middleport N. 3fd Ave. 1 ftnl: lrMitkiL not be llllllt 101t or raultl 11om For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! .{.;c.. 1;!111 Borders Sl.OO/per ocl Graphics SCM farsmaU 1.00 for larQe . sooo Rnort Properly tor nte ...........................II025 Raoort Proparly lor r.<)t ..................... , .... IOIIO Employ,_t,. .. , ......................................... tiOOO Aooountl ng/Finonclal., ......................,, ... 6002 Admlnlalroll-ot.oo10nt1 .....................1004 Coahler/Ciork .. , ...., .... :.............................. eooe Chlldllildtrly Co,. .................................... ,lOOt Cllrlcal .....:................................................. II010 COMtruollon ........................... ,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,II012 O.lwro a Dtlh...-y ...................... :····.......... IIOI4 Educallon ..................... ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,IC11 Eltctrlcol Plumblng.............. , ................... IIOII Employment AIJI"'OH ..,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,........ acao Enllrtotnmont ....................... ,..................... II022 Food 8orviCII................,.,,,,,, ................. II024 Oovem"*'t a F-rol J-.................... 110211 Hllp . . . - O.neroi ..,,,,,,,, .. ,...................II021 Llw Entorce,...nt ...................................... ll030 Mtlnllnanat/Do,...otlc.,,,,,,, .......... ,........ II032 Mon~~ttmtnll8uporvloory ........... ,.. ., ........ 11034 Mechlnlaa.................................................. IOH Modlctl ................, ...........,..........................1031 Muataai ..........................................................O Port·Ttme-T-pororloa ............................. II04a f'••t•ur~~n1a ............................................... . . . 8oteo............................................,,,,,,,.,.,,.,l041 Toohntcal Trtdlf .. ,.................................... IOIIO lli•UIN/Factory ......................................... eoa 16 wk : ; CARGO EXPRESS & -vaf/gold coins. gold 10KI14KI18K CARGO/CONCeSSION TRAILERS. S.W GOOSENECK ·FLATBED $31199. v;ew OUR EN· TIRE TRAILER INVeN- elty, dental gold, t935 US cunency, proof/mini sols, dlamonds, MTS Coin Shop. t5t 2nd Avenue, Galli· W'I'IW.CARMICHAEL· TRAILERS.COM 740-«6·3825 ~~~-:i'"":":'"~ I .• 46-2842 Roone Bales of Hay. $12 , each. 74()-7(2-2457 01 74()-416·4682 Good SxS roune bales good grass hay 74Q-446-2412 8 to 5 $30.00 each Hay tor ... 2ne cutting graaa304-882·2$37. Drive Pickup. Stral""t ~' 6. Holly Cart>. & Elsen· howor Heads. Runs great a 4 wheel drive works great St250'0BO. ,;;74!!()-!!988!!!!·6;;7!!48;,..,!!!!!!!!!!"' = Want To 1uy 709-t617 i::"":i:::~~~= 2BR APT.Cklse lo l:iOI· zer Hoop;~ on SR t6Q CIA. (740) 441-1)194 -=~"'!"'---~~ Spack>us second/third floor 01>1. overiooklng GallipoHs City Pari< and River. L.R. den, lrg. Kitchen-dining area w~h all new appliances & cupboards, 3 · BR. 2 baths, laundry area. $900 par mooth Call 446-2325-or 446·4425 Apartmenl available now Riverbend Apls. New Haven WV. Now accepl· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ tng applications tor Want 10 l>uy Junk Cars. HUC·subsldlled. one caii74Q-388-088' Bedroom Apts. Ulil~ies included. Basad on 3()% ~~;.;..;--~~~ of adjusted income. can Tara Townhouse 304·882·312f, · ava•lablo Apartments · 2BR. 1.5 for~ 1y Owner Baaullful counlty setting. 4eR,. 2BA Ranth, 1 112 car gar.. br'd<lvinyt, Now Heatinl!iCoollng system lrg eal·ln kft, 24x24 FR. G) tor Senior and Disabled bath, back pat1o. pool. people. playground, (trash, sew· waler age, $425/fenl. p(j.) $425/sec. ~~=~-::--~ dep. Caii74Q-367-0547 CONVENieNTLY LO. CATED . & AFFORD· HOIIIU For 1.,1 . ABlE! Townhouse apart· ~!"'"~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:--. menta, an<l'or small Sl991""'' , b<d. l bo!h . new RYHS. $185,900 ELLMVIEWAPTS 1BR house in town at 10 74Q-245·58t5 for shOW· 2&3BR ane up, Central Ylnton WID and ap· ing. Home can be seen Air, W/0 hookup, tenant pllancesCt. ir"~Ciuded. Can at pays eleclric. EHO Elm .:;740-:;;:;44;;;6!:-:-48:59~~-~ www.~rultbyQWner. oom HOUMI for~ .;;e!i!!"""""'""'""'""' = Ford 3000 D..., TraciO• Campen I RVa. 8 spd. International 684 . T~"-~ c•sai· Traclor . real nice. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= ~ 740.286·6522 RV -----"":"~--~ Serv<e al Cann~hHI Have you priced a John Trailers Oee<e la<ely? You"li be 74()-446-3825 surprltedl Cheek ou1 our ~~~--.~....-. used lnvenlory al RV Serv~e al Carmi· www.CAREO com. Car- ';";'!46·3825 Trailers mk:hael EQuipment 740-446·2412 Hay, Feed, Sttd. Groin M any FP, to much to Hst. Sits ho"!S" tor rent. Call Bank Rtpo.~ tYl do.,..·n. l ~ jew- on 2 _65 acres. Includes 740-441·1111 lor appll· yean. !1"1· APRl for hst1 n~' pm 36, 48 polo Dldg~ Near cation & Olformation. 8()0.62!!·'"''"' ROll HOMESTEAOEA TORY AT 2007 PT =ser 46,000 !iii!!!! miles $7500 OBO. ;;:~T~o;•~·~·;-;;~~ 256-6877 or 256-126t \" BR opanrncno 1., ,.., near with appliances furnished ~96:-:!C~he"'vy~J/~4:"".~tcn~'JIN=:'D. downlown POint Pleasant. On site laundry facility. Call tor details or pick up ~--..a .. ..a All util. paid. No pels call 350 vortec. 5sp, ~~. l0+360 o16~ application at renta~ reese hitch, 104,500 mi. · · ol'llce. $3250 740-379-2748 1 and 2 bed!Ocm ll>ls.. PossibHity ot rental fumlsl!ed nd fu assistance. Polia- Impounds! Can from a un r~! Honda.lkvys J~m . nisned, and hou _ses In Equal Hou.sing r "idd"""' Fords.& ITIOI'e, for lislings Pomeroy and IV)/Vrt Opportunity i00-62Q.4l!70cx vm security deposit required. TOOt 4t9-526·0466 !!!!i!!!!!!!i!ii"'""""""" no pats. 74Q-992-22t8 !!This Institution 1s an . Trucb tBR ••t WID hoo'•~s Equal Opportunity · "'!-~~~;;;;;;;:!~~ ...., · """ · Pro-vider and Emp~yer" Q. CheVy Silverado salelllle T'l Incl. wil'ent, truck, 4D~. 4WD. mint ~:"33 ~hospital. Cell cond. 92,000 miles. Call ~~-=-~"""'~~ 740-44t·8299 2br apt. Rodney area. No ~~~~~~~ pata. _Oop/Rel required. -, 19136 Ford 11!50 4 Wheel 740-446-1271 or Apts. 1br, View $350./month In 7 ~1304 ;;;:;l882 ~·.;;30;.;t~ - - : - - Syracuse. Deposit. HUD :;;;;'!!-'~~~~= TWII'! Rivers Tower Is ac· approved. • No Pets 3 Bad. 2 Bathl On~ cepting applicalions 101 304·675·5332 weekends $24,900. for listings waiting iol for HUD sub80().620-4946 ex ROt~ sKllzed, t·BR apartment lor lhe alde .. "7•/dlsebl·". '7Y 4338 SR t41 1 . Mile call 675-6679 From New High School 2100 Sq. Ft. NM:e home Price reduced to -·~--~ $t39.900 .. For more 1nlo Fumlshed apartmenl 2nd and p6ctures go 10 AVe. ~P.stalrs all utilities www.orvb.com phone !Mild 1WR No Pots . Galli· 446·1210 or 339-3834 polio. 446-9523 Mooem , BA apartment. Countty setting on 1 446-0390 Other · acl8, Rocl<spnngs Rd. ~--~----!' ~Va~m~ah~a;;;;;;;:Y~Z~F450~.;;;;;;~ n . 2-3 bedrooms, Furnished apalertmenl .dt 1 Pomeroy, t bath, utility room, hard- paroon util~ s pa1 great snapa, wood ftoors, fireplace, dOwnstairs 9t9 2nd Ave. new tin root, IP!)roved $275/mo. 446-3945 sepl~. deck, lenced In MOVe IN READY Com· . back yard. Goldfish pleiely furn ished 2BR, all pone. call (740)416-0323 appliances. TV.slereo i!!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!!i!!!!!!""" S9000 dn. prM:e $30K will sya, linens & complete Autos t1nance on land contract kitchen ware $700/mo-• 2 bdmt/3bdnn w~and. alec $500/dep. 446-9585 1996 Dakota Aulomallc can oa ~ a1 120 State Island View Motel has $2500 OBO 256·1652 or St.. Pomollly, 01\ vacancies $35.00/Nighl. 256·1233 74()-444·1280 740-446-04Cl6 ' a :,:74;;:Q-.;:5;;.9t;.: ·D2?65~....~~ Pk'"'"'· ~~- ;;.,_ '" Pt. O'Klnlh. Hon14;:~1eud Uroker. Reul!y -~·fl7~ -4(l~4 1'1f JO-l-61W7"" ~~.::.;.;.--~~~ 2 BR house in GallipoliS WID conn. ~mo u$20()/tl"i'-da.PNo · Ysoecu11.0panY8 : "~~D.is6-~~~~ Wayne ~..;;::~~~~~ 3-4 SR. 2.5 oaths, in lown nome available April J!l. Gas heat. $8501mo + dap. Vou pay utilities. Call 446.3644 "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "" hntals --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= t4x60 2BR MH. no pols. 256·6t43 �PIQe IS • The Daily Sentinel ••• I" I • £ •• ll'lln:ll ell 11,2QOt ALIFYOOP ~Daily Sentinel• Plge REA Crossword Puaale BRIDGE Servk:o Tedwician position available for dieset and hydraulics. Experience 1"18C86S81Y· Health/Re-t & Benefits. Fax resume to 87 740-446-9t04 or a-mall CM,., • I It m ... Applk:olions Are !'low Belng Accepted For CNA's & Resident Assistants, • Com~ Wages, Paid · Vocation, Additional BeneHts Avait.. able. Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 WaShing~ ton St. . Ravenswood, wv R.LHOlLON TRUCIONG ·Dump truck • 5ei"'Me We do clliwa.ays Wtlllul Lintstone- Gmt! Dirf.At-lille · 740.985 44n A & L Homo Ca~ and Tra1ning Center, LLC in Proctontill~ . LO<lll no lurthorl The oolulton illuot • · -...- ~cell-1 ' W. PQ up l<l $1U5htr Find all the news that ·matters t Hiring Ful! Tlme Pas1tions (2- t t pm) 1 Onsite Doctor 1 Weekly Pay & Bonuses t Fun & Professional Working Environment 1 Complete Benefits Growing Gallia Co~ KVAC Company needing 2 energetic ir:tStallers must· have at least 3 yrs exp. Be able to work with others have a good· attitude. 1riendly, be 11ery -to you. · 4. , trustworthy take pride in their dependable the Top 5 Emptoyers·:n the State of Ohio! Joint lllra~ant l\rgt~trr Need 7 ladies Avon call740-446-3358 r---5-.H"o=p•-..., The Daily Sentinel i>unbap ltmt~ -j,rntinel CLASSIFIEDS · tran"""""tion. We after competitive wages, flexible schedules and weekly · compensation. For immediate consid- erarion . call do Duel"s, light mechanic work. ~::omplete service oil change.. small englne repatr. We service and winttrize boats ami MiddletOn Estates is accepting Wt appncial• your EOE. applications for Today! po~s. Ohto 45631 or e-mall a resume to dab- t..-..MC-PAVU En 2458 shiro30-link.net hltp:H)QM.Inlocle6on.com !!!~~D~OI~T;=rte~;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ OFFICE CLEANER """'r-tra.i, Q ooiw Now accepting resumes . for part time position at local electronic & e<>ll starts at .$8.00 phone store in Mlddteper hour. Perlorm Gen- port. Send resumes to 740-742-3411 > . . _._ BANKS CONSTRUCTION • AQJ 0 • J 11 . Dealer: So~th Vulnerable: East-West CUTIING EDGE co. LAWN CAllE Poawroy, ow. C-m.l• Resldftllal c-= Re:sidetttial rcial& · Free Esti•;es •.FreeE+-· • Lawal\lain~ • Landsalping .1·~~ GOT (740·~ Custom Home Building • P.,wor Waslti!aa . Setll Carletea Steel fr"""' Buildings (740) 517-5432 JelfSttthem (74t) 517-6883 Building . Remodelin8 Gencr.U repair f i CAN ALWA'I'S TELL w.EN tT'S TIME TO SWEEP TH' FLOOR .•• Me h#.- Experienco ~\1Nec;_~~Mastor at 740.592-2826 Monday thru Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00P.M. For an interview appointment. FIND A J B IN THE CLASSifiED$ l: . ~ Palla and Porcll. 'ee.fORE t C»i ~1-U:l ""<I . 1""11\Q~TL'i W~lt-11~, 1-lt't~ Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 ~TIUW.., l tolW> IFIT'~ 1\ C.Ol..t> Owners: tt> ~>I . Wf.I.II'\I'ER 012: W£ FLU- '"'-----,:; Jon van Meter a ,.<::;::;o,.....::l ! >I~T Stm~ PautAowe ~ ~~~~~~~·tt~~?l1r- · IF SHRIII1P 1' WERE WROII~ Larp ... n fnln.lllrndau for All Makts of Vehil..'tts $10 P.,rlb CiiSh only wKERE WOULD - X ee, ~ 740-992-6971 Insured Frw Estimates Dr. William Capehart Director of Special Education Ma.son County Schools Public is encouraged to attend For more information please call PVH Outpatient Rehabilitation Services, (304) 675-8639 III BUT BISSEll. •st••• • ~ew Homes . • Garases •Complete Remodeling J48.H2·1111 Stop &Compote It you·re for~ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis c.ilpos C•let:rnll ·:)j:hlw cryj:Jtl)QrWT!HIIt Cftaltll trvm ~lilOns ~ larnoils oeoi)IB !liS! ai1C Eat!~ letter rn the c.pl,., 5lard5 !of I(IQ!htf · .. ~ IM'1I 7Q(!oy"souo: RI'Q!Ja}sS LZ . AZDBHKGU·. TWM IIZCE EBGV VZE HI TEHI~KBUB ZV KKIKGU ZG VFHA PBWCVKYCK . PKCB - UEBBG , KHIHGU BWEH ."- lWIB VZEBDWG PAE'IIOUS SOLUTION: 'The curse ollhe lnslt ~ nOIIhat ltlej ilon't <now tile words to a SQf'K) ... ~· s thalltley knowltlem all: - Susan Dooley ':~::' S©~~}A-~t.ifS" GAM! . UIIM (lAY t. POllAit - - - - - WOlD b~ 0 Iocr .Qearran" leH•rs of l('Ombltri word$ iow ro form fovr "'' bo· ~Mp!t word~ OVEOUT I' 1I I I 2 iiAT!S w'*" their mcney. ARIES (Marth 21·April 19) - personal 'p·roolems. ' TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) ,- Whon ll's t.IE~E.MARCIE .. SHEAK UP BV THE TEACII~S OESK, AND PLU6 IN NH AAIR !?RVER .. CaD:· MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fencing·& Wood Fencing • Room Additions • G:inlges · • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio ·s. Pon:lies and Decks important kl $1H up ctev.lopmentt I!Jiceurately. rely purely on facl$ and lea-.e feel· ings out of ~our thought Procfi:S4ils, or you'll end up with a distorted picture. · GEMINI (May 21 -Juno ro)- nwould be a foolish mlstak• to allow a mlsunder• st8ndmg o-ve·r a material gain to s1and between you emd a goQd: friend Wort(jy IIIIW.IIICII. CANCER l.lun• 2t.July 22) - Pvopl• who cannot work in ~rmony with your objectNes wiU o!Wy be a hindrance. so find a Wli!!Y lo either go ott on your own Of have tl'le:m do so. Don't let anyone Impede your loMard ProQress. LEO {July 23·Aug . 22) - WhiH1 being briefed , take notes 0r1 anylhing you deem to be critical inlormatioO. Ooo't di~nd on memory to sa-ve I~ day your attent1on span Isn't apt to be up to par. 740-985-4141 ,Cell: 740-416- l834 ' Not aft'ilule<i with Mike MllJ\.·unt Roofmg & Remodeling ritnce H&H Guttering · Service CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ewr.: JamttK-U 742-2332 Replacemtnl Windows and VInyl Siding Spedallsts, LTD (740) 742-2563 • Sldi~g • VInyl Wl~dows • Metal •~d Shi~gle Roofs • Decks • Additions •Eie<trkal • Plumbing • Pole Barns ME. WILL IMSSE ~SELF WITH THE DEsPERATE PEOPLE WHOM ME. HAVE TAUNTED ALL TI*:SE WITH ME. 60LD ME. GaUlpolls, OH 456ll .. J&L Construction •Garages • Pole Buildings ·Room Additions YOU SIJIIE Johnson's Tree Estl.mates.ltyn Exp. 7-1-9387 Rkk JolmsGn·O,..tr • Vinyl Siding • Repllcement Windows • Roollng ·Decks. ;CaN and BOY ,..,.,, Esti- Seamless Gutters Roofing, S~ng, Gutters lnsurod & 8cndod 74().653-9657 VI~GO (Aug. ~E~ IA<ured,FI'te WANT TO GIVE BACK. SO TEERINGAT ASOUP KITCHEN. Unkind -- Tryst -· Judge - Harass - JI!ST .\sK On<' woman to another. "Men should r~alia 1hu11h ,· right di=tions at" unde.r thdr tongues . ., hey ' hould JL'ST ASK'' ARLO &JANIS Without 23-Sept 22) - knowlngt.,. say anything thai could arouse your mate's ire. Th1s is especially lmpor· tan! at thiS tirT!e because conditions may bet bit testy ~tw~n you . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Oo nol rely on co-workers l o either relieve you from a chorv or pitch in and help out in L 22. - Soffit,~. Doors, Windows. Electric, Plumbing, , Drywall, · RfHnod91ing, Room Additions , Local Contractor SCRAM-LETS AN~WERS ll !1•tW exercising sett-disciplino. you ar& likely to give the pursu1t ot pl9asu re top pnority over your duties and responsibilities. Keep In m1nd that 1l yoo play, you pay. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Regardless ot what has transpired, you Shouldn't ME. VOLLN- Rooting, Siding, any way. Th$)' t THINK I'M .t;OINGo . TO BE !IICI<! 1 HAVEN'T !ITARTEP TME CAR YET '74().367.()544 F- Eothnatft 74().36~6 Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal il:'1 ?i iNT NUM&ER!D 'l:l' l11'l£1S IN SQUARES poss$$Sions can-bee replac4td. but it's not so easy to rep~ a pal . 47239 Riebel Road , Lon~ Bottom, OH 25+ You can· not coast or let J'OUr mind wander it you hope to aChiiJ'ie an imPQrtant ObilitCtive. Sta.,. on top of your work, regardless. of ' ;PEANUTS David Lewis in the year ahead, your spending habits PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20)- Tho company you k&ep can exet't a substantial influence over your spending partems. so k$ep this in mind ~nging oul with those whO are fooliShly lOose witH Concrete Removal . ByBomlu-Oool AlthQugh your eam+ng pow.,. too«S good careless. 'Have tun and ·~ ywrnlt, bUt onty with a sen$II:Mt amount of tunds allotted lor this purpose. ll l "\ 1 1~111 March 25, 2009 3p.m. Wellness Center Aerobics Room -ta- .COUld oltsel this positive l1 1"\, 11<1 1 lltl' 19 \'elll'$ ExJWrienre Astro,;. ·Graph Ttu•·..t.r. AAI.F THe T I ME . (740) 74l-l.<63 I 1111 ' & SUPPORT G.ROUP "'"r ~'all':: Metal & Components Rill:lne. Ohio ""<I ~ Now Selling: • Fot:d & Moton:raft Parts • Erigines. Tmnsfer Cases & TninsmiNslons · • Atterrnarket Replacement Sheet Philip James Bailey, who dlod '" t90i!. wrote. "We ~ld cwnt lim~ by heartthroos: I doubt he meant by tile length of time a heartthrob stays JlQPUilll with his ISns. ~ridge playllfS Clltlnt by caros. In yesterday's deal, West gave a count siglal to "'II partner when to lal<e his ace 1n ttJmm~·s strong suit. In this deal. there is OMthe.r ew>t $gnallrom one defender, which, it it is ipprelod correcll~ tlllls the other how to del&nd. What is It? West leads h1s fourlh-liighest heart, llle five, . "QQlinst three no-~ump. In each case, which C8/(j would you, East. play W <leclarer callod ll:lr tile ltlree, six or 10 hom the dummy? · The auc11on was straightlorwarQ, but N01th. with such a strong' doulllelun. might have dispensed llrith Stayrnan. You sh<luld play the same card r&9ardle~;~~ ot dummy's: two. When your highest is at best the eight, do nol autorTI!Itically play tl1inl hand high; instead. give count ~ay your ilwesl card it you have an odd numbet or start a higll-low signal il you· have an even number. (With two. 'ptay your higher; with lour, play your second-highest.) Vou can ' " tile elfect here. South will win wilh his heart jack; cross to the board: wilt\ a spade to tht ~ng, and run .the dlamon<lt a. ~ sh<luld not be ~tficu~ f\>r West knowingo thai del:larer has a doubleton heart (it cannot be lour, because he cJenied a lour-card major in the auction), to win with his king and 1o put the htart ace onto the table to swal· low South's king. Then ltvee more hoatl winners tal<ethe contract down one. cam Plumbing Rooftng a Gutters Vinyl Skiing a P..nUng Special Guest Speaker Call Dave or Brenda 992-2155 WHEN HE GITS A'GOIN' FAST !l but l'"le""lrred= . 7";140.=645~--7..,402=~ Helplul ' Friday, March 20, 2009 U'L TATER ·- Electric ~- GI!Ng~~S .. a AUTISM AWARENESS Reserve your advertising space today! Advertising ~eadline Is F~IGtiT! Room Additions Punctual, Tuesday, March 31St, 2009 .,. STAGe A cou~t signal to aid the defehse www~....-u. eral com ina ' Opening lead: • S -FRANK a EARNEST Part-time. and s • KJ FIMiodellng A.bfe to Work evenings MUST KAVE : An Eye lor Part-time Salespjll$0n Detail, a Valid Drivers Li~ wanted. Must be avait~ cense, own Car and able wknds, commisTelephone. sioned sales exp. pre- . • K l~ 9 • As a lbrdnld . . ., ... hi liM Housecleaning ot RS· 106 N. 2nd ·Ave, Midbusiness in Middleport. dleport, Oh 45760. No ... J u 81 • 8TI • 8 3 • K6 •u n Hours 7:00 1111 - 8:00 pm · www.n 'au and tion 8204 Carla Drive. Galli· ganized . Sprln SPORTS GUIDE •' a • AQ 9 H 'C.U..BIIill .._,rOOfs, garages/pulP lNildiogs, additions, drywllll, siding, elc. lO 6 3 • lQ 9 1 : •• AQ :BARNEY part of a team that pro-, vides services ti individuals with mental· retarda- MUST BE: Honest. Well phone calls pleaS.. ' - - - - - - - - ' Groomod, Reliable, Or· T~e D~y Sentinel 9 Storage RV "s. (740 ) 992-5344 · Mon-Fri 8:00 llffi- 4:30pm Sat S:OO am - 12 740-886-7623 and speol< with Dawnetta or ~uthie . Appl~ "~~~a/ to sell able pass YOU by! Don't let this opportuni~ comperi.tive pay & benetits based on experience. Send resume with references to CLA box 100, P.O. Box 469, Gallipolis, ~- ble tor Ohio licensure, a caring attitude, · be de:· pendab'e and have · reli· dewlopmenflll dlsabll~ios. lniBAl5ted awlicants may apply at worl:c.. ha11e a valid driv· iribunr Ohio · IS now (5 Points) hinng a part-time AN New & Used Tires. Case Manager 10 LaW· We buy used tires. renee arid Gallia Coun- . · computer wheel ties. ·Must · have an active alignments. We also · Ohio · license or be· eligi- ..,_. " ' ~QH PRNILPN's: You will be lnfoCislon named orie of ers hceose. It you would like to work tor a family oriented company with ~alltpolt~ ~allp Package L& L fiR Bam 44087 Wipple Rd. Pumeruy,OH Hill 's Self Sunset Homes __ • • Prompt and Quality Work Wm have their 'Reasonable Rates J)row yout$&11 right. •1n~ured SOUP TO NUTZ •fuperien<:ed Refefl!n<es Avuilable 1 Call Gury Stunley @ own prob· lems gelting things done. You're strictly on your own, SAGlTIARIUS (No\/. 23·0ec. 21)- The rool cause of any financia l prootem with which you may ha\le to ~.;Ontend is apt to be 91 your own makil'lg_ Car&lessness. exvavagance. lndllference or pure waslefulness will likely be the caun. CAPRICORN lOec . 22-Jan. 1 9) - An unwiSe use of power is lik&ly to be far more offensive to those. under you, cha rge than you anticipate, c ausing them ' to SQn:h lor ways to· g•t &'olen. Chances are they'll find a lulu. AQUARIUS {Jan, 20-Feb. 19) Sltuatklns. tenQ to unfold !he way a per· son visualizes his or her lifs. If you 're heU...~nl on focusing P\Httty on lhtl negative, you will do all the wrong things to e- JVsT Mal<\!. Sut<e ~a~e 740-591-8044 Plettse leave messu e PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions. Remodeling. Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes. Sldlna. lle<ks, jlathroom R•modelina. Lk'ensed & Insured • ----------~-- · • - ·- ~ <¥<J~ . �PIQe IS • The Daily Sentinel ••• I" I • £ •• ll'lln:ll ell 11,2QOt ALIFYOOP ~Daily Sentinel• Plge REA Crossword Puaale BRIDGE Servk:o Tedwician position available for dieset and hydraulics. Experience 1"18C86S81Y· Health/Re-t & Benefits. Fax resume to 87 740-446-9t04 or a-mall CM,., • I It m ... Applk:olions Are !'low Belng Accepted For CNA's & Resident Assistants, • Com~ Wages, Paid · Vocation, Additional BeneHts Avait.. able. Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 WaShing~ ton St. . Ravenswood, wv R.LHOlLON TRUCIONG ·Dump truck • 5ei"'Me We do clliwa.ays Wtlllul Lintstone- Gmt! Dirf.At-lille · 740.985 44n A & L Homo Ca~ and Tra1ning Center, LLC in Proctontill~ . LO<lll no lurthorl The oolulton illuot • · -...- ~cell-1 ' W. PQ up l<l $1U5htr Find all the news that ·matters t Hiring Ful! Tlme Pas1tions (2- t t pm) 1 Onsite Doctor 1 Weekly Pay & Bonuses t Fun & Professional Working Environment 1 Complete Benefits Growing Gallia Co~ KVAC Company needing 2 energetic ir:tStallers must· have at least 3 yrs exp. Be able to work with others have a good· attitude. 1riendly, be 11ery -to you. · 4. , trustworthy take pride in their dependable the Top 5 Emptoyers·:n the State of Ohio! Joint lllra~ant l\rgt~trr Need 7 ladies Avon call740-446-3358 r---5-.H"o=p•-..., The Daily Sentinel i>unbap ltmt~ -j,rntinel CLASSIFIEDS · tran"""""tion. We after competitive wages, flexible schedules and weekly · compensation. For immediate consid- erarion . call do Duel"s, light mechanic work. ~::omplete service oil change.. small englne repatr. We service and winttrize boats ami MiddletOn Estates is accepting Wt appncial• your EOE. applications for Today! po~s. Ohto 45631 or e-mall a resume to dab- t..-..MC-PAVU En 2458 shiro30-link.net hltp:H)QM.Inlocle6on.com !!!~~D~OI~T;=rte~;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ OFFICE CLEANER """'r-tra.i, Q ooiw Now accepting resumes . for part time position at local electronic & e<>ll starts at .$8.00 phone store in Mlddteper hour. Perlorm Gen- port. Send resumes to 740-742-3411 > . . _._ BANKS CONSTRUCTION • AQJ 0 • J 11 . Dealer: So~th Vulnerable: East-West CUTIING EDGE co. LAWN CAllE Poawroy, ow. C-m.l• Resldftllal c-= Re:sidetttial rcial& · Free Esti•;es •.FreeE+-· • Lawal\lain~ • Landsalping .1·~~ GOT (740·~ Custom Home Building • P.,wor Waslti!aa . Setll Carletea Steel fr"""' Buildings (740) 517-5432 JelfSttthem (74t) 517-6883 Building . Remodelin8 Gencr.U repair f i CAN ALWA'I'S TELL w.EN tT'S TIME TO SWEEP TH' FLOOR .•• Me h#.- Experienco ~\1Nec;_~~Mastor at 740.592-2826 Monday thru Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00P.M. For an interview appointment. FIND A J B IN THE CLASSifiED$ l: . ~ Palla and Porcll. 'ee.fORE t C»i ~1-U:l ""<I . 1""11\Q~TL'i W~lt-11~, 1-lt't~ Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 ~TIUW.., l tolW> IFIT'~ 1\ C.Ol..t> Owners: tt> ~>I . Wf.I.II'\I'ER 012: W£ FLU- '"'-----,:; Jon van Meter a ,.<::;::;o,.....::l ! >I~T Stm~ PautAowe ~ ~~~~~~~·tt~~?l1r- · IF SHRIII1P 1' WERE WROII~ Larp ... n fnln.lllrndau for All Makts of Vehil..'tts $10 P.,rlb CiiSh only wKERE WOULD - X ee, ~ 740-992-6971 Insured Frw Estimates Dr. William Capehart Director of Special Education Ma.son County Schools Public is encouraged to attend For more information please call PVH Outpatient Rehabilitation Services, (304) 675-8639 III BUT BISSEll. •st••• • ~ew Homes . • Garases •Complete Remodeling J48.H2·1111 Stop &Compote It you·re for~ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis c.ilpos C•let:rnll ·:)j:hlw cryj:Jtl)QrWT!HIIt Cftaltll trvm ~lilOns ~ larnoils oeoi)IB !liS! ai1C Eat!~ letter rn the c.pl,., 5lard5 !of I(IQ!htf · .. ~ IM'1I 7Q(!oy"souo: RI'Q!Ja}sS LZ . AZDBHKGU·. TWM IIZCE EBGV VZE HI TEHI~KBUB ZV KKIKGU ZG VFHA PBWCVKYCK . PKCB - UEBBG , KHIHGU BWEH ."- lWIB VZEBDWG PAE'IIOUS SOLUTION: 'The curse ollhe lnslt ~ nOIIhat ltlej ilon't <now tile words to a SQf'K) ... ~· s thalltley knowltlem all: - Susan Dooley ':~::' S©~~}A-~t.ifS" GAM! . UIIM (lAY t. POllAit - - - - - WOlD b~ 0 Iocr .Qearran" leH•rs of l('Ombltri word$ iow ro form fovr "'' bo· ~Mp!t word~ OVEOUT I' 1I I I 2 iiAT!S w'*" their mcney. ARIES (Marth 21·April 19) - personal 'p·roolems. ' TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) ,- Whon ll's t.IE~E.MARCIE .. SHEAK UP BV THE TEACII~S OESK, AND PLU6 IN NH AAIR !?RVER .. CaD:· MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fencing·& Wood Fencing • Room Additions • G:inlges · • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio ·s. Pon:lies and Decks important kl $1H up ctev.lopmentt I!Jiceurately. rely purely on facl$ and lea-.e feel· ings out of ~our thought Procfi:S4ils, or you'll end up with a distorted picture. · GEMINI (May 21 -Juno ro)- nwould be a foolish mlstak• to allow a mlsunder• st8ndmg o-ve·r a material gain to s1and between you emd a goQd: friend Wort(jy IIIIW.IIICII. CANCER l.lun• 2t.July 22) - Pvopl• who cannot work in ~rmony with your objectNes wiU o!Wy be a hindrance. so find a Wli!!Y lo either go ott on your own Of have tl'le:m do so. Don't let anyone Impede your loMard ProQress. LEO {July 23·Aug . 22) - WhiH1 being briefed , take notes 0r1 anylhing you deem to be critical inlormatioO. Ooo't di~nd on memory to sa-ve I~ day your attent1on span Isn't apt to be up to par. 740-985-4141 ,Cell: 740-416- l834 ' Not aft'ilule<i with Mike MllJ\.·unt Roofmg & Remodeling ritnce H&H Guttering · Service CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ewr.: JamttK-U 742-2332 Replacemtnl Windows and VInyl Siding Spedallsts, LTD (740) 742-2563 • Sldi~g • VInyl Wl~dows • Metal •~d Shi~gle Roofs • Decks • Additions •Eie<trkal • Plumbing • Pole Barns ME. WILL IMSSE ~SELF WITH THE DEsPERATE PEOPLE WHOM ME. HAVE TAUNTED ALL TI*:SE WITH ME. 60LD ME. GaUlpolls, OH 456ll .. J&L Construction •Garages • Pole Buildings ·Room Additions YOU SIJIIE Johnson's Tree Estl.mates.ltyn Exp. 7-1-9387 Rkk JolmsGn·O,..tr • Vinyl Siding • Repllcement Windows • Roollng ·Decks. ;CaN and BOY ,..,.,, Esti- Seamless Gutters Roofing, S~ng, Gutters lnsurod & 8cndod 74().653-9657 VI~GO (Aug. ~E~ IA<ured,FI'te WANT TO GIVE BACK. SO TEERINGAT ASOUP KITCHEN. Unkind -- Tryst -· Judge - Harass - JI!ST .\sK On<' woman to another. "Men should r~alia 1hu11h ,· right di=tions at" unde.r thdr tongues . ., hey ' hould JL'ST ASK'' ARLO &JANIS Without 23-Sept 22) - knowlngt.,. say anything thai could arouse your mate's ire. Th1s is especially lmpor· tan! at thiS tirT!e because conditions may bet bit testy ~tw~n you . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Oo nol rely on co-workers l o either relieve you from a chorv or pitch in and help out in L 22. - Soffit,~. Doors, Windows. Electric, Plumbing, , Drywall, · RfHnod91ing, Room Additions , Local Contractor SCRAM-LETS AN~WERS ll !1•tW exercising sett-disciplino. you ar& likely to give the pursu1t ot pl9asu re top pnority over your duties and responsibilities. Keep In m1nd that 1l yoo play, you pay. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Regardless ot what has transpired, you Shouldn't ME. VOLLN- Rooting, Siding, any way. Th$)' t THINK I'M .t;OINGo . TO BE !IICI<! 1 HAVEN'T !ITARTEP TME CAR YET '74().367.()544 F- Eothnatft 74().36~6 Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal il:'1 ?i iNT NUM&ER!D 'l:l' l11'l£1S IN SQUARES poss$$Sions can-bee replac4td. but it's not so easy to rep~ a pal . 47239 Riebel Road , Lon~ Bottom, OH 25+ You can· not coast or let J'OUr mind wander it you hope to aChiiJ'ie an imPQrtant ObilitCtive. Sta.,. on top of your work, regardless. of ' ;PEANUTS David Lewis in the year ahead, your spending habits PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20)- Tho company you k&ep can exet't a substantial influence over your spending partems. so k$ep this in mind ~nging oul with those whO are fooliShly lOose witH Concrete Removal . ByBomlu-Oool AlthQugh your eam+ng pow.,. too«S good careless. 'Have tun and ·~ ywrnlt, bUt onty with a sen$II:Mt amount of tunds allotted lor this purpose. ll l "\ 1 1~111 March 25, 2009 3p.m. Wellness Center Aerobics Room -ta- .COUld oltsel this positive l1 1"\, 11<1 1 lltl' 19 \'elll'$ ExJWrienre Astro,;. ·Graph Ttu•·..t.r. AAI.F THe T I ME . (740) 74l-l.<63 I 1111 ' & SUPPORT G.ROUP "'"r ~'all':: Metal & Components Rill:lne. Ohio ""<I ~ Now Selling: • Fot:d & Moton:raft Parts • Erigines. Tmnsfer Cases & TninsmiNslons · • Atterrnarket Replacement Sheet Philip James Bailey, who dlod '" t90i!. wrote. "We ~ld cwnt lim~ by heartthroos: I doubt he meant by tile length of time a heartthrob stays JlQPUilll with his ISns. ~ridge playllfS Clltlnt by caros. In yesterday's deal, West gave a count siglal to "'II partner when to lal<e his ace 1n ttJmm~·s strong suit. In this deal. there is OMthe.r ew>t $gnallrom one defender, which, it it is ipprelod correcll~ tlllls the other how to del&nd. What is It? West leads h1s fourlh-liighest heart, llle five, . "QQlinst three no-~ump. In each case, which C8/(j would you, East. play W <leclarer callod ll:lr tile ltlree, six or 10 hom the dummy? · The auc11on was straightlorwarQ, but N01th. with such a strong' doulllelun. might have dispensed llrith Stayrnan. You sh<luld play the same card r&9ardle~;~~ ot dummy's: two. When your highest is at best the eight, do nol autorTI!Itically play tl1inl hand high; instead. give count ~ay your ilwesl card it you have an odd numbet or start a higll-low signal il you· have an even number. (With two. 'ptay your higher; with lour, play your second-highest.) Vou can ' " tile elfect here. South will win wilh his heart jack; cross to the board: wilt\ a spade to tht ~ng, and run .the dlamon<lt a. ~ sh<luld not be ~tficu~ f\>r West knowingo thai del:larer has a doubleton heart (it cannot be lour, because he cJenied a lour-card major in the auction), to win with his king and 1o put the htart ace onto the table to swal· low South's king. 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CAPRICORN lOec . 22-Jan. 1 9) - An unwiSe use of power is lik&ly to be far more offensive to those. under you, cha rge than you anticipate, c ausing them ' to SQn:h lor ways to· g•t &'olen. Chances are they'll find a lulu. AQUARIUS {Jan, 20-Feb. 19) Sltuatklns. tenQ to unfold !he way a per· son visualizes his or her lifs. If you 're heU...~nl on focusing P\Httty on lhtl negative, you will do all the wrong things to e- JVsT Mal<\!. Sut<e ~a~e 740-591-8044 Plettse leave messu e PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions. Remodeling. Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes. Sldlna. lle<ks, jlathroom R•modelina. Lk'ensed & Insured • ----------~-- · • - ·- ~ <¥<J~ . �• ww•..,...ibsea•i ICG~a • - Cavaliers edge Magic I • DMSJOtfl CLEVELAND tAP) Befure the game. James ldkoa Junes ~ 11 was asked about Orlando's klet 3-pQinter witli 41.4 chances. in the poslsea.Soo . ....._ left and adlttd two ·Although the Magic am~'t fae ~ws with S.7 sec- mentioned as oftea as the ~ to &e as the Ckvellllld Cavaliers and Celtics. '"•~ i.mpoved to 30-1 James blows. better tban to il bomr: with 11 97-93 win overlook. them. OYet' lbe Odudo Magic oa ~voo can't loot past any ~ aigbt. team in the ~ayoffs. periWith Cle-veland trailing od,» James said. ~lt ~ 't ?3-92 ma game soaked in matter if they're the eighth playoff inteiiSity, . James, seed oc the No. I. You've wearing green and white got to win 16 games to win N'lltes to celebate St. it all." Pabid's Day, pulled up in Orlando toot a 7~ late &oat .of Orlando's bench in the th.ird period. but a.1 coldly tnoded down James. sensing his IHm was 1m3. Magk center Dwight in deep trouble. ma& two · Howard was called fN a 3- jumpers and then ended the sec:Qild · vioJatioa on quarter by rushing down the Orlando's. nelll trip. giving flooc for a layup Ill the hom die ball bad: to Cleveland. to pull Cleveland wilhill 75,. lames was then fouled 72. · wbilc sboOOng IU1d made It was just the fifth time DIVISION II 1m two free throws as the this seasoo the Cavs trailed crowd serenaded him with going into the fourtll qua.r~1& of "MVP.» ter. · Rasbard Lewis. missed a Notes~ . Cavs. F WaJly 1-Jioinler with 2:5 s«MdS Szclerbillk sptained his. left felt for the Magic. who knee in the thinl period lllld came in with the Eastern did not return.... Ja.meS may Conference's best road slip filling out an NCAA ttcon~. but couldn't send tournament sheet this year. the Cavs to their second '"I think I'm just going to home loss. watch the games and be 11 _ James. added 12: rebounds fan, Fillillg out those brack~ . eight assists. Mo e~ is very. very hard. This Williams added . 2:! pomts year it's open to anybol!r.~ for Cleveland, whtch held He does have · a favorne the Magic_to 18 points in team, though. "Akron U. the fourtll quarter. But it's going to be tough Howard had !3 points. 15 .fOI' those c s." James is rebounds and Slll block.s for sure if he attended his the Magic. But Orlando's hometown school - where . big man atte~pted just eight high school teammates shots., none tn the fourth Romeo Travis and Dru quarter as the Magic chose Joyce went - the Zips to attad: from outstde. · could have competed fot a Orlando tool. its last lead national title. "We would wh~n Courtney Lee drove. h11ve be11ten up on the for !1. layup with I :2:~ MAC." he said. ... Cavs. . reQ1111nmg. On Cleveland s coach Mike Brown who nellt ~session •. Delonte hilS been ejected tWi~ this West mtssed a 3-potnter, but season and has sill techniCavs. forwatd Anderson crus. has promised not to get ":~Jao g.ot the . reoound. another one this. season. "I gmng the Cavs another want our guys to underchance· stand, we control our own • James made the most of destiny," he said. ''We don't 11. . . want . to ~et to the point Dribbhng a few feet from where we re blaming offiMagtc coach Stan Va_n cials. I've blamed the offiG~dy, James surve~ed h!s cials enou8h." opttoas before shootmg hts b1g 3-pointer - a shot that ~ent the .Quicken Loans Crowd into a frenzy. After Howard was called for 3 · seconds, James faked Lee into .the air and drew a questionable foul on the rookie . ; James then stepped to the line. where he has had problems in the past. and made !loth attempts. Cleveland's defense made it impossible for the Magic ~get a clean look on its last trip. and when Lewis iniSsed. the Cavs had sur. Wved one of their toughest tests at home. .The temperature outside feJt like June and the heat inside the building matched playoff levels. Both teams wanted this one, not just for postseason seeding, but for a psycholo~i~al edge in case they meet IR playoffs. . The Magic had won three straight in Cleveland and """" . · tl ........ had beaten the Cavs in --..="""-llo ....,., .,._. ,_,..~ seven of their pust nine meetings. Orlando also :.........~-· ., i:ame in with road wins over Boston, the Los Angeles Lakers. San Antonio. Ponland, Dallas and Utah. t Orlando carried a three· point lead into the fourth period and had a chance to ppen a four-point lead late jn the quarter. But Rafer f\lston missed a jumper and ... Williams made Orlando pay by drilling u 3-pointer from ihe right wing with I :59 left lo put the Cavaliers up 92- ODNR forester holds .p nmiqg workshop, A3 . 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Rose did say u blasting plan has been approved by the US Coast Guard and US Army. Corps of Engineers. As for how ,, long t~is dismantling of the approach spuns and lightentng of the old bndge wtll lake. Rose estimated around four to six weeks. . Rose added that it would probably tal;e at least one week . .Stall phGio to set the ellplosives which will bring the center span down Notice 1nything missing? Workers have begun removing the t 2 approach spans that orig- and into the Ohio River. .ODOT then has only 24 hours to · inally lad to lha old Pomeroy Mason Bridge's canter span on lha Wast Virginia side. The clear the channel f~r tmffic . center span will eventually be brought down with explosive charges. PI lSI Ill Brldp. AS ,. OBnuARIFB · ~PaaeAS ... Frances Dickens, 46 Officials remark on bridge dedication ~ Ruth E: Gotthardt, 87 • . 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Call now! Retired educator ··'I to set-up vour FREE ONLINE BUSINESS LISTING 7 40-992-2155 The Daily· Sentinel 111 .Court Street., Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 . of the 90th of of the American Legion, members of Drew Webster Post 39 und its Ladies Auxiliary held a party at the post in the old Salisbury A .. ·' was served at tables Pillrlck's Day theme. Post Commander Tom· Anderson con!lucted a recognition service which included announcement of th\l Legionnaire of the Year - Norman L. Price of Pomeroy. unable .. . due to illness. · · and Joe George · QHII18on ..... AI Williams. Bob Chapman, \ • INDEX .,, ' •,, ' .a ~llt110NSta PAGIS ' Sentences · A3 imposed in d.1"'i&rs .. ,, A3 Classifieds 83-4 indictments ,f .·' l;- M,nie's Mailbox ' ' QPmi~ ' .Etlitorials. . 8. 5 '• A4 As Sports 8 Section . .. Obitl~~es . '· ' Weather • A6 BY BRIAN J. REED llREEDOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - AnAthens County woman was sentenced to 18 months .in prison for burglary earlier this weel\ , Three others indicted on crimrnul charges were also sentenced. Prosecuting Attorney Colleen. S. Williams said. Maria Hunter 39, The Plains. entered a guilty plea to burglary in January. She and . Phillip Simms were PbiH - , . concluded with ~;, ~=·=~,'~~;~~=}~~~~1:~~:~~~~~;' · with Sonny Also ;.~ S1ntenns. AS I ' Brush fires reported This weak at least three brush fires have bean reported, Including this one about one mila out on Ohio 143 where a barn was destroyed. The Pomeroy and Middleport Fire ~partments were on the scene as was Syracuse's Squad 33. ~starday, the Pomeroy and Middleport Fire ~partmants and Syracuse's Squat.! 33 responded to a brush fire on Blake Hill Road and the Racine Fire . ~partmant was called to the scan& of a brush · fire on MitChell Road. Stllft photo PUCO approves modified ESP,· . rate increases forAEP BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM COLUMBUS ·- The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Wednesday modi-. fied .and approved an electric security plan for American Electric Power-Ohio. · The ESP will be in effect through 20 II. and includes rate hikes for euch year through 20 II for customers of both Columbus Southern Power and Ohio Power. ~lowever, the PUCO said yesterLiuy. the company's rates will remain the lowesti ' in Ohio. The PUCO said rute ' increuses will allow AEP to improve service and help · customers reduce . their overall electricity costs. "We are aware of the com· puny's service reliability 1ssues and our ex.pectation is that signifkant improvements will be made to 'the infrastructure thut AEP-Ohio . , ...., ... Rate. As � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. 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