http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4037deb589ec0103c4363e7f92967ccc.pdf e0ac214ecfb49444650303052b8f5daf PDF Text Text • , Sunday,June I, 2008 Middleport • Pomeroy • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Page D6 • Sunday Tunes-Sentinel · ~ ' Meigs McTeacher's Night held, A3 . Marauder Mini-Relay, As • • Middleport • Po~eroy, Ohio ")O( I ",j...._ . \• 11 .:;-. SPOin'S ' sending two to ,state. See Page 81 ~Meigs P81111AC 2008 'POIIIAC G5XFE MS11P ....~LESS MATHENY DISCOUNT - ..--.$16.135 --S650 MANUFACTURER REBATE ---$500 MEMOIIIAL DAY REBATE --$500 GM BONUS CASH $500 SALE PRICE ...........$13,985 G8 MSRP $19,300 $1.405 $UOO LESS MATHENY DISCOUNT MANUMCTURERIEMTE MEMOIIIAL DAY RElATE GM SEJ,ECT RElATE $500 $500 SALE PRICE .......... $15,395 MSRP u LESS MATHENY DISCOUNT ---SI.QOt CONQUEST REBATE- . STAFF REPORT NEWSOtmlAILYSENTWELCOU meeting. After meeting in execu- . $500 tive session, the board approved the foUowing supplemental contracts: Brandon GregO!)', assistant football coach; Ryan Dunfee, assistant football coach; Chris Buchanan, vol- SALE PRICE ......o....$15,344 .J{ ' l : ! :!OON '' "'' · •n , tL tih '-t lltillt'l.tltlll Eastem board approves personnel TUPPERS PLAINS· The Eastern Local Board of Education approved personnel at its regular board $16,145 • ']()'\1)\) :\"o.:.!.!:! unteer fOOtban coach; Wes Sanders, volunteer football coach; Jamie Baker, volun- teer foo«hall cOach; Aaron Scbrir'~ volunteer football ooich; Heather Wolfe, year- boot advisor; John Burdette. junior high girls' basketball coach. Tbe board aproved administrative three-year contracts for Jody Howard, elementary school princi- . pal. and Scot Gheen, high school principal,. beginning the 2008-09 school year. The board pproved a five yeru: contract for Mary Price, a two year contract · extension contract for Kevin Fick: through the 2010-2011 school year and a continuing contract for Linda Hensley beginning · with the next school year. The board approved the resignation of Keitha Whitlatch as bus driver for 'the Eastern Local School District effective date of June 30. The board approved the .resignations oUon Rothgeb as assistant elementary principal, Brad Quillen as high school intervention specialist and golf coach, and Rita Williams as French and language arts teacher, An:h Rose was approved as transportation supervisoc, Carolyn Ritchie as lunch- Cunoingham. Sara Dodson, room supervisor. Brian Doherty, Brian J. The following certified Duffy, leslie Dunfee, Ryan staff wea-e approved pend- Dunfee, lao Eldridge, ing proper certification: James · D. Essick:, Cheryl Carrie Abbott, Jamie Atha, Facemyer, Cynthia Lisa Averion, Peggy Bailey, Facemyer, Natalie J. Faulk:, Jennifer A. Baldwin, Maijorie Fetty, Randall Patrece Beesle, Patricia Fulks, Samantha Jo Fuller, Bell, Brent BtsseU. Linday Vicki L. Gjiffm. S. Booth, A.m.anda J . Trevor Hanhilammi, Brooks, Eric M. Brown. Use Mary E. Hill, Adam Hines, Burris, Natalie Burton, Beth Nicole Honaker. Chad Cappone-Roell, Elizabeth Huston, Greg Jeffers, Carfora, Rebecca Carson, Tiffany Kehl, · Heather Leland Carver, Melinda Knapp, Loraine Kombudo, Chancey, Amy Clark:. Willis Korb, John · Kristine S. Colburn, Gary Cunningham, Sharon PI zn ... Eer1111'LA5 Local parishioners build church in Africa Pe~pective: · BY BETH SERGENr 2008BUICK w 1- •1 ' ex· . OanuARIFS Page AS .. Paula Flfll<, 40 ·:Marigole Wilson, 86 INSIDE• Cost drives Senate climate debale. See Page A2 ..• Thomas cw.....~.......... ....,. """'"'.,... .awan:Jed. See Page A3 ·~ Fanners Bank Mnounces Amott JliOiriOiion. See Page. A3 • Local Briefs. See . , . A5 • Spring ...__inn?. ......,. '" 'lil Dust oft your financial AS . plan. See ._. : • Rutland Alumni ::awcud schcllarshPs. ·See Page A6 . ·..- Ohio ...-:,:~'- warn unll.ii<IR> .'(!CU1Iies c:N8f blidge . . POMEROY -'- Although some . might say Meigs County has dople who haven•t hear ihe Good News of Jesus Christ, that hasn't .stopped the people of Meigs County who have heard of Him from reaching . out to those who haven't in Africa. · Last year Pastor Bob Robinson of the Forest Run, Millersville and Asbury United Methodist Churches . chatleilaed his parishioners to rai5e money to build a . new United Methodist ·'!-, Church and parso~e in · the North KatanflO .Disllict of the UMC m Africa. ·Robinson said the UMC's .fastest growin~ .c hurch is currenlly in Africa. . With spiritual .needs in Meigs County wl!iti.ng to be •• met, when Robinson was asked why his.church chose to help spread the Good News in Africa, he reSponded: "The question is w~ shouldn't weT' · . Although . it · took them several months, the three churches which have a total of around 85 people, raised $13,000 to build the ·church, parsonage and Bibles written ' in the African's IWive tongue. Rece.ntly, Bishop Ntambo of the North Katango, District, visited Meigs . Stncldand moves aid his image · ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER COLUMBUS One thing Ohioans of both political stripes have to concede is Gov. Ted Strickland has a .s~ eye for the sman move. Smart for the state, maybe, but just as smart for Strickland. . ~16. See . . . A6 -~o:.tm~ ~~~ ======== ' duritig a special setVice at Forest llun UMC the delegation sang a Christian hymn in their oati ve langua~ and pariShioners from Metgs · County tecogoi;red ·Pinrz . . ar di.'A5 Gold •tllll Jphalo BishQp Ntambo of the North KatangO District Or the United Methodist Church of Africa (left) greetS Pastor Bob Robinson representing Forest Run, Minersville and Asbury United Melhodist ChurcheS whose parishioners raised $13,000 to build a new church and parIOiltlge in Africa and Ribs Festival this weekend ,.. D I ' on ..... AJ t . ·INDEX Holzer Clinic is one of several corporate sponsors of the 2008 Gold Wings . and Ribs Festival to be held this Mek- . :a Sl!cnoNS - u PAGI!B Aimie's Mailbox . c.lendars Classifieds ' ~- '. ' . --·--- ,., , . .....t . ., . , . ....... ,.,...,, ' , • • • • , , , , , , . , , , ,•• t:ll• ' .. 304-485-4418 8!\d in Pomeroy. Here Bill Quickel, festival chainnan. accepts a check from Josh Simmons and Diana Jeffers of Holzer Ctinlc. Cass Cleland, left, is the festival finance chalnnan. COmics ~ Editorials. • - Movies . obituaries Sports Weather 8 section O~OWoV..,.P • BY ANDREW We• 'II HUGGINS ~·~ 'Uf'rw:CO. Exhibit No I: the governor's announcement Wednesday that he was tapping Ohio State University law school dean Nancy Hardin Rogers to clean up the scandal-plagued attorney general's office. · This news won Strickland all kinds of political points, starting with the obvious but not-to-be-underestimated coup of rutting a woman in charge o fixing the mess former Attorney General Marc Dano left behind in the wake of an affair with a female subordinate . In all the Specul;ition that. buu.ed around the Statehouse as pundits tried to gqess Stricldand's pick, Rogers' . oame never came up. Yet as. soon as the governor introduced the dean, a consensus quickly echoed through the , capital: "Brilliant. Why dido' t I think of thatT' It's headache material for Republicans trying to find a chmk: in the governor's armor ahead of the 2010 election. "From a Republican perspective he's frustrating because he's doing a lot of the right things, and making a lot of the right moves and positionin§ himself well politically, ' said Jim Trakas, a former Republican state lawmaker from suburban Cleveland who's now runDing for «;onwess. The selectiOn of Rogers - a squeaky ·clean, universally praised academic was anbther coup · in Strickland's full -court press to wrestle the Dann scandal under control as. it threatens to undo thl! gains Democrats made in their partial takeover of state government in 2006. ·· Strickland also led the charge threatening Dann with impeachment - a fate he avoided by resigning and expanding the state watchdog's power to inves. tigate the attorney general's office. Strickland was regarded as a liberal in his 14 y.:Jrs in Con~ress, but as ~over­ nor he s modeled h1mself in the tradition of populists like Republican Gov. Jim Rhodes and Democrat Vern Riffe, who controlled . ....... alt' ,· '•. .. AI �." '' ' " ' WoRLD NATION • -. The Daily Sentinel . PageA2 Jlonclay, ll1111e z, ~ · " • ·PageA3 BY THE.BEND :The Daily Sentinel Monday, .June 2, 2008 Study: Kids' cancer rates highest in Northeast a•• .•.• ca•.: lr ClflCAGO (AP) Surprisins researcb suglllauHIIIaut Ill psts dull childhood cancer fNI#'I ,..a,n dlldNiL a:wclliU 11 most common in the ~aa.ulytrom . . C.... tar Noltbeast. results lbal .even 0' Gor*OI-Pi&Ld ..OiiL ~gbt experts off guan1 . •aln But some specialists say it ...,..: ciiiiWI,U.S.- . could just reflect differ.,_IQidO"tl-31111<13 ences in reporting. . 1be larRe government the first to find . . n:giooal ditli:mlreS 1ft petjau.: ca•a ExpcltS it also provides impoltant c.nc. ...... ::Leis ~ 10 bolsta"smailer snMfies, coofinniog diat can- ca iS rare inchildren, but also io oldel" kids, espccially among wbite boys. · SOURCE:,.,._... II1CR ....._ ANNIE'S MAILBOX Ill' 'lbe study from the Centers for Disease Control and lead author Dr. Jm Li of the . ftei;n ..ioo is '-1 on data CDC. Radiation bas bren ICIJII • .. ing90~0fthe linked with the most com• ,._ • . U.S. prpllarioo It fuund that It's risky to interfere with a fight mon types of childhood . c:aoca- affecls about 166 out ---'""'r - Je11kemia_ lymln this July 10, 2007 file photo, the coal-fired Plant Schereri& in operation at Juliette, Ga. Plant Scherer has for sevlilal of every million dlildreo, a ~';.and brain cancXn. yeafs been the nation's single largest source ol C8lbon dioxide, whictl most scientists believe contributes to global warm- IIUIIIbtr dtat shows just how I""' Radiation SOURle5 include ing. The economic cost of confroulitlg global Wlll'll1injJ- from higher eleclricily bills to more expensive gasoline- is dri- lllre dlikhJod ~s are. lear plant . vinn the debate as climate .o.atakes oentar .,._in,..~_ The , Senate begins considering legislation MOnday 1be hift'-• rate was in X-rays, nuc eons...., ~-.,.... _.. ~'If'6'sions and llllhmll sources that for the first lime would mandate a reduction in C8lbon dioxide and other gre110house gases from power plants. refiner- · the Northeast with 179 such as rndon . gas. But U · ies, filclories and transportation, in hopes ol cutting heat-trapping poll)llion by two-thirds py mid~ntury. · cases per million children, . said n=m:h is oc ~lied to Bv KAllfY MITCHELL . · • b amon.f Cost drives Senate climate de ate ~~~:s:me ~~bya:E Bv H. JOSEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON- Froro · higher electric bills to more · expensivegasoline,thepossible eeonomic cost of tackling global warming is dri. th deb I" vmg e . ate as <"mate change takes center stage in - Congress. · Legislation 'set for Senalf: . debate Monday would req uire a reduction in car• bon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from power .plants, refineries, factories and transJ:nation. · The goal is to cut 1-trap· ping P?llution by two-thirds by nudoentury. With gasoline at $4 per gallon and home . heatmg and cooling costs it is geltfug harder to seD a ill : that would transform the ::country's energy industries :: and - as critics will argue · - cause energy prices to . rise even more. Sen. Joe Liebennan, the Connecticut independent : who a leading sponsor of ... th. e bdl, says compute_r stud. 1es suggest a modest unpact · on energy costs, with several "projections for continued economic growdt. SponsOrs . says the bill also offers bil:: lions of dollars in tax breaks :: to offset higher energy bills. Lawmakers returning from · the Memorial Day break bave more than just e~Xl!Y · legislation to work on: • Through a ~rioting ermr, : a 34-page secuon of a $290 : billion farm bill did not · make it into dte fmal ver: sion that .became law. Senators now must deal with the missing section on soarint !s ' · while the lowest was r ..__ ....... _, trade """"'""'•· and international food. "But we want to make sure in development eeded o u"' make the • 1be House and Senate lbat debate we don't fotget ogy n to are going back and fordt over spending for the Iraq war, college benefits for veterans and New Orleans' lbat dte cost of inaction on shift rrom fossil fuels, Cllllllglobal warming would be ing·energy prices to soar. moch IJighel: lhan the oost of Sen. John McCain . ·of theemissionreduclionscalled Arizona,thelikelyGOPpreslevees. for in Ibis bi,ll." idential nomiiloe, moendy The debate on global The propoSal would cap announced a less ambitious . . . ed _......_ d' . 'de l !an ' _....,_ . wanrung 1s v1ew as a ..... uvu IOJU re eases at P to cut 6'~·~ eonswa!A:rshed in climatecbange 2005 levels by 2012. sions 60 peirenl by 2050.11e politics. Yet both · sides Additional reductions would has not said whether he will acknowledge the ·pn!Spects follow annually so that by support the Senate bilL for passage are slim this 2050,totalU.S.greenbouse althoughhefavorsacap-andelection year. emissions would be about trade.approach. Several GOP senators are one-third of current levels. A separate GOP J)I'OI)OSal. promising a filibuster; the The bill . would create a from Sen. George Voiriovicb bill's supporters ·are · pOllution allowance trading of · Ohio, would set mileexpress~·doubt . lbey can system. That .would gener- stones for carbon dioxide ....-..:- over ..__ 20 find the votes to oyer- ate billions of doII ais a year .._~s utc next . come the delaying lactic.·· t,o help people offset expect- years. It wolild allow for Only a few senatf(!Oow ed higber energy costs, pro- mandates , after that time dispute the ~ty ofJlob- mote low-carbon energy •once a ctelirer pjclure devela! warming. Still. tJiere .is al~ves and help indus- ops· about new, low-carbon · ,_.... __, ·. s. a sb~ · divide o'ld ....,., to· tries deal with the transition. . "enef!Y ............~ ..,. advocatmg · shift ssen the rountry'g P~ of dJe $6.7 trillion proSenators heavy cJePendence·OII coal, jccted 10 be collected 'from aggressive .0000 on climate oil and·nllural g~witbout the allowilnces over 40 ·change say dtat would be passing alOOJ Sllbstlnliw- years would go t,owanl $1100 ~too '• late to avert the worst ly higher enerJ!y' costs to bi1J.ion in tax breaks to loff- etfe<;ts of global warming. people. . :,. ' '· . set people's higher CDeiiY . AlsO·in diSpute i,s the disThe -leuin . · · ;n.thsay, i¥wi.l.. · · . ' .· '' tJ;ibu1J.on of . pollution manuf~ ;'llnd·l~usi.,. ' .T'Jbese reductions ...._.iJ,l ··allowance's. · Many groups !lave siu,dy Mt "o!!Jy enable us 10~~ ,Democrats, . · iqcluding after stud , y, baled 911 i::om- .dill ravages . of one ~ :. Clihton and QbiJga. want to puler · inodelin!, · .. - t!ieY' , .global warming, buf. 1rill '<IUCtiOO all allowlnoes. 1be say bear out ~ ~~ ·, Q"eate minions of ~ taew . 'Se111lte ,bill 'Would give .cost and di~ from. • ~" , ooiJtends ~ about'bau:of litem !o states, mandating ·tower · Cl1bOn ~ ·Barbara Boxer· · pf" ~ .ad affected emissions. ' California, Who beads ·ibe industne». . . EnviroliiDelliai , SfOU~ ,Senate Environment · ani;l Sen.· Bernie Sandefs, an counter wiih. ibid.,( dlai PUblic Works Committee. ioiJep!:'llleot from Vermont, show ~ ~ ~ 1 •. s . The legislation is DOt 1lli ,said, II¢ will lry to get dtat from the ~-C:IJI!I pro- strong as some Democrats, .. d181!ged so that none goes vide new .~ves including presidential to !Wiial he oonslden to be. develop ~ axqy didalf:s Barack Obama and , ~ intere~. sources and~:~ Hillary Rodham Clinto111 :Sen, Bob : Corker, Reffici~ ..P~M.'narilm. :ovould like: T_bey want cuts ' T~; also Wallts most, if "This de.bi* lB _... •._be m C02 eiD!sstons of 80 pet- 1~·all, the all()!Wanoes aucmostly ~ ·.a.Q,'f, :lays cent by 2050. . · ·· poocd and the money going DanieU ""'«,di::! •r'f;lflhe Othei's lawmakers "believe . 911t in chi1cks to anyone. Climate Ce*:r•.ibe ~ the bill goes too far, too fast · eamlDt .SJSO,OOO or less, or Relnm:es D f • · C.ciuncil. They fear 'it will . outpace ' $300,000Jorcouples. . . pme;Tfe1 ., can· ~ if dtese experts suggested dl3l could ind F · ~a• cases , were underDr. L say s:azler, a -.....-.... m· the Soudt and cancer specialist at "'"1"'"Children' Hospital Boston ovet-niported elsewhere. · and Dan~ Farner Cancer 1be rates for the Midwest lnstitnte, said pollution and and West were nearly ideo• bousing stock thll's older tical, at 166cases per mil- lhan anywhere else in the lion and 165 per million, nation might help explain ~·vely · ....._ ___, hi..._ p~.;,_;_ ;~idence in dte N..........,. s _ . rates. bo mil But also, there ~ be :YS was cases F. - better aci:ess !o CB!!Qiil' ceplion, compared w1th 157 lf:rS in the Nudtw-ast, whiCh cases per million in girls. ln would result in· more diaa· wbilf:children.theratewas hesaid.Tbatoould . 173 per million, versus 164 noses, 5 · · mill . "on Hi<nanics and also explain why 1 per milli' . -..--.., __ks researob has shown other that 18 per m on m ..,._ · cbildren's deadt ralf:S frOm Teenagers had higher rates cancer are also lowest in dte dtan younger kids, · ·A ·--• . ..,.... of 36,446 cases Northeast. · were identified in· dte study, While noteworthy, the difwhich analyzed 2001-03 ferences in rates among data from stale and federal regions shouldn't · cause .registties. 1be researcb · 3lanil mnong parents, said _,..,.. m' .......June edition' "' ..:& Dr. Adam tevy, a canner spe"'l"r-- ""' .....:.....::.... cialist at the Children's n,.,_,..,., re~sed ...,__ Mondav. ~ "'t's very oowerful that this Hospital at Montefiore studyinchMbsonmcbofthe MedicalCent«inNewYork.. Ua;J:r:r::!la6on sof ~es.!!'e. fa:tsy m'a tfte~~~fru~ 174 ,.._ m· 0 (AP) Hilfiger said in an e-inailed . Le~endary' designer Yves · statement to The AsSociated . .: Samt Laurent, who Press. "He was a creative .: reworked the rules of fash- genius who changed the , ion by putting women into world of fashion forever." elegant pantsuits that came "Cbanel gave women to define how modem freedom" ani1 Saint Laurent women dressed, died "gave. them power," ~ Sunday evening, a longtime ~d on Fran~-Ioro radio. :. friend and associalf: said. Sa1111 Laurent was a '.'true ·: He waS 71. creator," going beyond the Pierre Berge, Saint aesthetic to make a social La~nt' s business p3rtner statetnellt, Berge said. for four decades, Sl\id he When Saint laurent · had died at his Paris home · announced his retirement ·. following a long illness. 65 the ' in 2002 at :: A towering fi~ure of 20th closure Of 1he Paris-bued • :: century fashton, Saint haute coutl.ue h<iuie he bid · .: Laurent was widely consid- founded 40 y.e ars earlier. it . ered the last of a ~eneration was mourned in the fashthat included Christian Dior ion world as the end of 10 and Coco Cbanel and made era. His ready ·to-wear ·Paris the fashion capital of label, Rive Gauche, which r dte world, with the Rive · was sold.toGucci in 1999. ' . Gauche, or Left ~ank, as lts still bas boutiques around :' elegant headquarters. the world. r :: . In · the fast-changing "Mr. Saint Laui'ent revo· world of haute couture, lutionil.ed modem. fashion· :· Saint Laurent was hailed as with his lllldel:1ltollng of ' ': the most influential and youth, sppbistication and enduring designer of his relevance. His Jepi;y will titne. From the fmt YSL always be remeinbered ," 1 . tuxedo and his ·trim said C8lvin Klein delipler · : pantsuits to stie-tbrougb Francisco Costa. • :. blouses, sarari jackets and Sainl Laurent first glamorous gowns, Saint emerged as a proDJising Laurent created instant clas- designer at t,be of 17, iiCs that remain stylish winning firSt prize in a condecades later. test · s~nsoied . . ~)' the • • "I am saddened by the International Wool "I : loss of such a legendary tat- Secretaria\ f9r a cocktail • eat,"' designer Tommy dress design. ' aie ana does not at all increase my concern for my family or for my neigbbors," Levy said, adding, "First and foremost, dtelie are still very rare diseases in .children." Regional differences in · rates for some specific cancers have been found in adults, but these are likely due to personal babits and lifestyle factors, Wan! said. For elliample, lung cancer rates are high in the South because smoking is generally more popular there, she said. But it generally takes years of exposure to Hf..dvle factors such as s;;;king before cancer devetops, she said, so this · wouldn't e)lplain childl:en's ralf:S. Ae •aJiipoliiBail!' _Gtributtt, Qtbt Joint l}ltalant ltegi•ttr .· and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every· Friday ailed ''Faith and Family". .If you have,a testimon{al story, ' . event about yourself orevea·a · tllityou.wodld pleaSe eniail to: . Uketo " " I ,-story to ·~750 wonts. · . aae • -.. " iadude a phone number ema•. •• •· Dear Annie: While going for snacks at a professional · . baseball game, I walked ·past a college-age couple . ·arguing loudly on the stairs. · , The man punched dte girl in ·.the face . Not sure what to . ·do, I yelled, "Stop! Stop!" • The man pulled the woman . outside by her ann. The . only other people around , . were three young guys who . looked in our direction and : . kept walking. I wasn't sure , if I should notify a police , ortlcer because l didn't . :want the bOyfriend to blame the victim for drawing · attention to the situation and . 'beat her up again later. . : When 1 got back to my · seat, I told. my boyfriend : what had happened and he . · said there was nothing more . I could have done. My sister ' .later insisted I should bave · written down their license ·plate number and reported : lt., to send the message that • . society does not tolerate : violence against women. If ·. this ever happens again, · what should I do? . · · . Megan in Milwaukee • Dear. Megan: It can be : risky to interfere in a fight. Your exhortation to · stop • .. ' organizations My in-laws dido 't want to include me in my own wedgood for an abuser to know would really like to get over ding photo. My husband's Mooday,June2 that others are aware of his it. 'l1le worst part is, my parents have all or their RACINE - Racine OES behavior. We also discussed children have seen me widt other' children's wedding 138, potluck, 6:30 p.m .. your question with coordi- this problem and are DOW photos on dteir wall., but not meeting, 7:30 p.m., election nators at the National sbowing the same fears. I one of them includes dte in" Domestic Violence Hotline try to encourage them to law grooms or brides. lbey who emphasizerl that con- make phone calls, not only are only shots of dteir own tacting the police · or the so dtey will overcome this children, plus the parents. security staff would have . fear, but also so I won't I put a stop to that. I made ~n a good option. (Any have to make dte calls for · sure I was in my wedding Monday...Sunny. Highs with lows in the upper 60s. young person who may be them. What do I do? photo, along with my bus80. Southeast winds Chance of rain 70 percent. · around in an abusive relationship P'bone l'bobk in Midtiglln band. his siblings and pararound 5 mph ... Becoming Wednesday ... 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To foul mt1 11101'11! 10 10 15 mpb with gusts up 60s. are excruciating. tance. You also can call the alnnu Allllill!'s Mllilbox, · Friday...Mostly sunny This makes no sense to me National Institute of Mental 11114 IWIII/II!fltllres by otlur to 25 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. with a chance of showers since I am normally a confi- Healdt at 1-~15-6464. CreGtors SyMiarte wriUn Thesday night-Showers and thunderstonns. Highs in dent individual. I am college Dear Annie: This is in 11114 t:1Utoollists, visit t1t11! educated, have a great job . response to "Snubbed," CJWIIlln SyiUlictlle Wt!b likely with a chance of the lower 90s. Chance of and interact wid! many peo- .whose in-laws didn't Jllllfll! Ill ...,..,crw.rton.colll. thunderstorms. Not as cool rain .30 percent. . pie on a~~.\ basis. I am not include. the spouses in tbe •j!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ arraid to to anyone in family photo at her father- . person, and I can send e- in-law's birthday. mails all day long. I can do her one · better. was worthwhile, even if it I don't know why I have a seemed useless. It is always fear of the telephone, but I Local Weather Teachers from Meigs Primary School (pic· tul9d) recently helped raise . money for their sdiOOI by WOIIIiug . behind the counter at the Poineroy McDonalds during MeTeacher's Night. ' et Everyone Know Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day ~ Thank You Tribute... To Be Published In The Sunday Times- Sentinel On Sunday, June 15th! Sobo,......plao Meigs McTeacher's Night held POMEROY - The attended scbool. : . Pomeroy McDonalds held Principal Kristin Acree O: their first McTeacber's ·handed out free homework : :NighI recently featuring the passes to any student t!lat :· staff of Meigs Elementary came out to support the ; to help raise money for the . fun<fraiser. Teachers said • :school. dtey enjoyed the event and :. The "McTeachers" realited working on the :' worked behind the counter other side of the counter , as an employee with 20 per- isn't so easy but found it ·. cent of all sales they earned well wordt dJe effort. ; :going to the school . . Tht; The school holds the ; · event produced record sales . record for the most earned ·:: for the evening. on McTeacher's Night in ·: The Meigs Primary the Tri-State area. Acree :: Elementary School was the recruited 18 of her teachers ; frrst to participate and pro- and the first hour , made : · moted the event through- $1,109, followed by -.out the school and commu- $1,185 and finally 995 for : -nity, leaving automated a total of $3,289. Greg : : messages to all contacts Mills, owner and operator, < listed for the children that said i)e was pleased to pre• sent the school with a check for $658. The Pomeroy McDonalds is looking forward to teamin$ up with the Mei$s Primary School staff agam next year and is encouraging· any of the schools in the county to contact McDonalds Store Mana$er Deana Larkins if they wtsh to participate in therr own McTeacher:S Night. "It really depends on the participation and promoting . of the school. as to how successful it will be," Larkins said. • The McTeacber's fundraisers are a new fundraising idea being used at McDonalds restawants aqoss dte nation. Happy Father's Day (Your Father' Name) •• ~~Fanners Bank announces Arnott promotion • POMEROY - Paul M. : :Reed, President and CEO of ..; Farmers Bank, has ·: · announced that Shawn ·; : Arnott has been nameil ·: Executive Vice-President of : ; Farmers Bank. · : · "Shawn is expert at all :: · aspects of banking :· ·finance," says Reed. :: :"After starting out at ·> Farmers Bank 14 years :: :ago as a teller, then CSR.. :-: he moved on to :: : operations Officer and ·: · then to Controller. Shawn :::ensures that Farmers Bank :-: rates stay fair and compet:: : ilive, while · maintaining :·:;the level of profitability ·: •our shareholders expect .·:and deserve. He is an inte- of Ohio University, a 2000 graduate of the Blythe School of Banking, a 2002 graduate of . the BAJ Advanced Financial Managers' School and a 2006 alumni of the Graduate School of Banking, University of Wisconsin - Madison. He resides in Pomeroy .with his wife, Billi; son, Cole; and daughter, Emiliana. Amott serves as a boy's • minor league baseball coach, Pomeroy Village councilman., and Meigs COunty Thberculosis Board gral . part of our manage- member. He is also a memment team., ber of Sacred Heart Amott is a 1992 graduate Catholic Church. ..., Happy father's Day (Your Father's Name) I LOve ·' ·--------~-------------------- ,:. # SuGAR w are w· dte incidence of these .childhood cancers," said Elizabeth Ward, the American Ca!!m' Socictfs surveillana: director. Experts said ·the regional differences, though small, are intriguing, but dtat reasons ror dtcm are uncertain. Dr. Rafael Ducos, a chi!dren's cancer physician at Ocbsner Medical Center in New Orleans, said the South's low rates were perplexing and might simply ref1cct UDder-reporting there and' over-reporting in other re~ · I'm .at a loss to explain · it,~ he said. Environmental factors might play a role, including eXposure to radiation, said Legendacy designer:~yes Saint Laurent dies at 71 PARIS AND MARCY Clubs and of officers, all officers wged to attend. · POMEROY Meigs High School Band Boosters, 6 p.m. in the band room. All parents asked to attend. Events and fundrais ers to be diSCIISsed. POMEROY- The Meigs County Cancer Initiative, Inc., regular meeting, noon, conrerence room · Meigs County Health Department, bring own lunch, new members welcome. 'fuesday, June 3 · MIDDLEPORT - Stated meeting of Middleport Lodge #363, F&AM, 7:30 p.m.. Middleport Masonic Temple. WOO. in Entered Apprentice degree. Refreshments. . Friday, June 6 POMEROY PERl Chapter 74, Meigs County. I p.m. at the Mulberry Community Center. Paul Reed and John Muser to talk on dte workings and plans of the Community Improvement Corporation. (Your Name) Circle One: A. 1X3 Greeting ...$12.00 ( Love (Your Name) B. 1XS Greeting with Picture... $15.00 F~··~--------------------------~----------- y~~~~.--------------------------------A~--------~-------------------------------C~~ P~-----------­ Stnd Coupon 111C1 hyment to: The.Dally Sentinel "Father's Day" P.O. Box 729, Pom111 oy, Ohio ~769 Deadl1ne For Th1s Spec1al Fathers Day Tnbute Is Wedncsay June 11. 12 00 Noon . �• • ' -The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel (740r~:. :~ct7oT9c::2157 . _.m, •-!2 .,.. Ohio VaHey Publishing Co. Dan Goodridl Ptmlisher .• Whll · ·a 7 11 - .......... w I' . . . .., this ••'"s KfPM Sniper 5101)' - -. . ...., pbe. a ti, II IKona far prui'Oible rormcr ......... a puaisbed ...,.,.._- .... il made vivid abed our .soci• ' ~ ..II 5 a&C 10 !s!M,J ~ lbe sacn'iDtioo ~ Islam's boot 10 lbe General Manager-News Editor m+v!fl~ :supiH"¥JSID aad IOIJbtMJ- an oonqqest wilbin iL Afta' all, Maj. Gen. Jefliey Huunood ailed lbe sniprs's adioo ~criminal . bcbavior:,~ but lbe ooly law 1 brokm was Jslamio:: law. Con•ras slwlllff4lu lUI , _ laJI"rU•• a "' "' est46lishrnnJt of rdigion, or proltiiiti-x • fru um:is~ tluruft or a6ri4ginx die fiul- , ~~ ~;=:J: of spuch, or of die press; or die rixltt of die Arnrricans oocc displayed ~piL pua4bly 141 MSmwllk, t~rul 141 pditio11 toward a similady antithe Golltffllfrnlt for • ·mlress ofgritMwn. =::.....soro;:!"~~ . . . . - The First Amenclll'>eld to lhe U.S. Canalillllion ':. ' .:"TODAY IN HISTORY .. . ,., ' in "Mein Kampf' - 1be tturise Winston Oum:hill . dubbed ~ new Koom of Iiiith :and war, twgid, Vel"bose. bUt pregnant wilb its message.~ Had a mickmluIY Gl ·used ~Mein Kampf" for target p!lldioe, I DOled, Gen. George S. Patton would hardly bave kissed one to appease a baud of former Nazis. Suffice to say, I've received roosiderable COlD· ment. bodJ positive and negative about this analogy. One le!W" oompared tbe pmt-Hitla:, u.s. policy of de- Nazificatioo in Germany with 1be post-SaMam, U.S..fos(ered eosbrinemont of Sbari.a. in oew roostitutions in botb Iraq and Afghanistan. Naturally, ~Mein KampF would be tbe~«pc+ "iaiGflbc message. Wbilc 11.-. cbim originality in (CIDaJ II:D:tS of lbe ICOian and "Mein IC.Impf' (see Wumie's OOIIIII!Cft above), Gmeowald didn' t eft for tbal., eith:l:. ~es,~ be 'MOte, '"tbel:e are many nasty il!juuctions in lbe Qur'~ Yes, diCire are calls to annvirofird ja dae (CIMM I ;md Semitism ;and supremacy. die ~ ......... ~ lbe But _ lbere are nasty paats in baa:. We have ;1I(I(II'OWJd lbe tbe fOOndational weds of ......... rules 10 do so. major religion!'But n made udlcr Scamd, 1bere are Qur' amc dear lbe nrc 10 ftidl we also I*Uitd lbe Kono ~MR.. ~~ lua!J!ll!!ity and I.II'Jdet 11bnding ~· If I doo't mean from tBget )'Oil 're goin,g lD wage v.bolepraaroe, or odlcr acts of sale war oo an edire relideseaa!ion - pennilUld, gino, you'D DODd more lhan not incidentally, for tbe a tabulation mowi_ng dial tbe symbols of ulbcr rdigioos, tdigioo'saRtextis,oobalnot to mention those of lbe aoce, nastier than tbe Oert~ nation itself. How can it be, neady I was padiailiaiy struck. seven years after 9111, such by · Ibis · on R:ading tbin gruel is still being Cooteftlions, lbe blog of Conunenl;ay ~rine. ln a seiVed as an argument? pos1 about my recent ool- Without citing sura and umn, Contentions blogg,er verse., die-first point fiu.Jes Abe Greenwald wrote: in die absence of Jewish and 1bis won't do, Diana. Quistian rerrorists justifyWhile the Qu 'ran is sacml ing acts of violeoce witb to oor enemies in Iraq, it is R:ferences to their · scriptures. As for the second also sacmd to our allies." Amazing lhat Ibis fact is point, I bereby introduce die seen as a rationale for CommenlaJY blog ro dle sileoor:, not as a cause for Koranic doctriQe of "a~ c::onrem. It is also never, galion," acoonling to wbich ever roatemplared. in 0111' Koranic passages an: .abrodebates about ~democ:niliz­ gated (OI!Kleled I by subsequently '"R:vealed" Vei'SCS ing~ !he Islamic wodd. ApJwm!l ~ • - and tbat, as Ibn Wan:aq writes in "3llies" inspiRld bis book. "What die K01311 by lbe S3IDC Koranic mes- Reany Says," oonvey a ~different or oon:trary meaning .~ sage doesn't call into Wan:aq cootinues: "This tion the oaJUre or potential oflbe "allies.~ ltooiy ·seems was supposedly taught by to inspim mlic.ence about Muhammad at Sura H.l05: <·····iug _ __ , ada,...,. ' WIYiever wnes we (i.e., f(qcl.. we ItS. ' "· - •~ UAE;.. ·• ,,.aow•lii4............... .., z a I J dllriog specillcaawu1J lu•it• IIIII Illig&- •= ~b'Y·~=~. For•O- example, tbe. famoos SWORI verse ·- at Sun IX.5, ' Slay the i dolators wbecevo- you find tbem.,, is said to bave canceled 124 vecses d!at ODJOm tOieJaUOD and patience.~ So much for Greenwald's "passages promoting humanity and ...... Mom. perplexing, bowever, is Greenwahl's assumption lbat a fumk. ¥Iuisa! of the Koran is akin to w~ng "war on an entire religion." Strickland - House from 1974 J BY ftR'M'IItC. F SOOtAlSECUFUTYMANA3ERJNA1HENS In tbal vein, Stricklud -has· shown uncommon aueatioa to die little !lrtails of middle-of-the-road goveming. Last mooth. he was up arly on a Sasurday to start the walking division of tbe NuW,JI Cdumbus Race for 1be Cure, a limee.mile lid: lhll raises money for breast • •M a research. It was lbe fint bi!le in recent lllelilOI)' ID Ohio governor attended lbe event, which with «1,000 ~s ii one of tbe ~0 ·~ bteast cai!QC!!' , dwity _IUD.!i m die wodd 'lbat's ~ l:"orld._ Or oon&idcr_ StrU:tJand's showdown wath his own . bt._arnn last JW~C ' wbm · be~ lbe Slife ttaasportlli0!1 depaitmeut to~ off any tbial of~a 10-story henner -~ ~velandJ O.valicrs .. _. ~mo ames. "I .would o 'irs it an.- Spring is in lbe air. And in many housdlokls, spring deanii\'1 is a regular part of the season of renewaL As yqu're dnsring your house and cleaning Gil d!e d"D•r:, don't~-.ows.~maurniesetving~youuamliall.!ipi!1g is a good tune to dust off~ fi!IM!"!d!! &Ua, 100. 1be .best way to renew your finiulcial JD.o ..& *? IIUik£ sureyou'~onyour;waytoa~~le~auciS!IOgo no -.tmialseali'tty.gov and VISit l,bc r<:~uww,. pl•••n. · BipedS fl!:R'C, people who liSe, finmeial pia~ took, Sllch as retirement calculators, usually ead up bettel' off fina!ICially than those who do not tate alnnhlgc of sudl tools. · Of QJIIl1ie die best place to begin aoy tdim•wo• cak::ubtioD a by knowmg what you may cemve S«W Security ... and bow much anore you will~ to enjoy a oomfCIItable rc::liremeot. · fadl year. evecy wodrer age 25 and oidel' is mailt!cl a Social:Sen oily Statement. Read it carefully beall!le it is a eW 0 to your pa:sona1 financial fube. ll tbows bow _.fotandyourfamilycanexpectto~&a.Scoo sfx:urity when you retire, or if you ba»me diyhlrd or die. If you can' t find your last ~atmoec!l ~ doo't~ to wait for your next one. Just valilt www.social~.gov/mys•• '*'~to ask for a news~ to Dill~~ you. In addition you !lbould also vu;rt Social Security s fioao. cilalplanning' website at www.socialsecurity.gov/planoers. You can use tbe calculators there to teSt di.ffec_'eot retirement Stril:tl.and said 011 ages or different scenarios for. future eammgs amounts. . ADd you can link. to a ooo-Social Scalnty w~ that will belp you decide how much y~ need to save and mvelt, m.u !al f?e .,. -•loll ,.. - One..... One,:....,, . . ... -· C;! . ~or=:A~ ~~~l~~~:=: =~::t:== That geslure earned !he coon of public opinion years in office. Spring' cleaning? Dust . rn...r.At • J plan. ::1~~ fi off voureianaa .-.•-= ·~ ··· t'.;,y, LocaiBdds • .. -------------....ll.~------------------"'-------~ IDf••••....... 7' . ,.u,. . . . . . ... . .,. ----....,... 2 . ., . . . .- RidiUd i ...... Or., y;.......... a ·- =.':.!!.! t:: - ·oo s••.,..•. a·- ·- qw:s- 2 . ,, ,,..... .-m ~-~ '*"- I ,._iu.._ a ....... ...... .........ICBS-gilan by.., ..... SdiOIIIIt.ndlnl chair~ RldJn fltswie picwid&d ••lilblllllllllllllic lor alto ..... ORCU:VDLE - . Marigo1e Ritdrie Wdsoa., 86, Gf · V-...... Bus Dliwn: Lally 1be boaad ~ 1be Jdt Faoeanya:, Alia 11a1a. . Citdeville, died Sunday, JUDe I . 1008, • 'WillowbJ.veo • ~I.e: Cowcby. . C1pdes Bnld ~ wbstitute MadditlOil 9loodymd, Caa · NursiDg C.....-.:, ZanesviUe. Holsi!JI", Atdl Ruse, nl?'in dfertive as of July Amo&, Da!ihle ~ She was bum Dec. '24. 1921, in Calar Gnm:, W.Va., 10 r.ftn•• - At l'.amrb Boyd. Ki~mhrd I, 1f1011_: Sllllh4ih*ll_..........,. Austin little., :pOw 1•4•s ..&..::! n ~-~ $ B o,.;_ rn...,, ........ lbet.ellbenJenninp..tEdaaGntce <AmJcy)Wbile. Shelly · ~·"' .... . In addition to bcr .,......_ !ibc ~ pa "''led ill dclila by Kraw""""" Mackmrie Kevin Goff, · Howanl 8.50 [IQ' lloar, Bus Driwer Amos., 1 - . ltdJey, .Jewe ller ........as. Have AI~ Ritdrie :and Reed V. Willoo; a -"~ La.w1woe, Kcith Downs $10.00 [IQ' boul:. v.uodyad, 'iyb<liae. · dw.pn:, Sblno A.~ a sisaa, 0nona Bia•ona; <IIIII I artey, Sandi lee, Roo aod 8oHJi f'.m. The boml also: Cheyame Doai, Scout iivellrutbtti: Kcm!!"d! Wlaite.llaymuod Wbitc, c.t While, ~-~ . - ~~~':: ' Olots:' LMrie Badlcr, • AaiiJmved a job dt:•uip- F.m:u~ya:, Rya " ' - , . Viam Wbite and Daorll White. ~~._..""..._~~ Doria11a Coopa:, · Judy tioo fui-Sfwlcn Baydm PGIU., Billy Jo Sbe t..uiw~ wifi IJIIIIha' of......_ .. of ..,;uo!!'-- ...._._....._ ,.._._ Hc:ndl:;w . . _ _ Moorr., Savioel; ~ and M0011e, (laaies _.....___. · was e. . •..... ~ u-._ . ... ,.._... ~''""*..U. ...., • ...._, ·-,....., aoe.~oftm,bavingdosetieswi?htwoofdan ~_:",;,!' "'n:z:::' '~Cindy•-:--· Tcreu Shamp, Bmllla ~ poiifing lbe posi- AarOII .MooR:, Mpqt,_ )l'drJIZilrhie and Lisa .Rildlie ..,...,.__,_ .mo 1M:I'e lllllR: .KaUU... .,........, Jolmson., Melissa Scyoc, lion. Oin,g q 1, Wy<* FG1., lilre !iCOOIId family to ha:, .,q.;:;~o,MiiiMT of nine;., l'aiha:o Gay 1\:niu. Paula ' l.ik, Dadme • .ApprOved a job desuip- Elijah Jfomrr, ..\lldie pal:paodmotbcr of 15, ~-ganc!M•MIIIMT of five · Jc.i Powers., Maiy l"ugh, Gros1iDictk:, Kim!Jc.dy lion fur Ouriwlnm McDmid., .l {mntdy I ;am,, . IIIII ..-.--.c.-......_of nine. . Melissa A QMm Holman. $'amp-. ADge1a Poole., Cooolil..... _ . a!ftllUVed WcK,..rie Roush, Luke . st:i;..;,;;~~DooaldA.(Minba) Ri!rbie lala Ra~ Carissa Cbris1ie O.sto. · Jeanie poliliaglbepolinioa. Homrr ofMwrioo,Ohio. Rooaldll(H.azei.) RitdrieofZanesville; . Rq.lftt, J~ ~ R"""'ow.. Pahicia Alln • A.wwnved ~ lbe Noah Cos., ~ · uJw.ptn:, Mary E. BuyasofO!adottc, N.C.; a itqt-lilOO, . N8an IW••.,.,., Edwanl Mdmyce. Dr-ama Slwtw•d, ~..,...._as sub- ~.Erin C.,b..,, Dawid JIIDCS Wdsoo of BinniOJdwn M'vtri~; !tita's, lldrm Saf•!id Aa._ ~ J.laiy Pdlegriao., Bobbie ~~ed by ms.:iOOTntm- . Tl~y' :~. ~ ­ Howay of H~ W:Va.. Deloa~t~> ~ of Saiol . CMue ~ l..oli A. Sbi"!' Pa1ln JranrUc Radfonl, uan. High ......... ..........,. _,.,.... ·· Albans, W.Va., Dadin (Kcithl lh•"l•••ofl"oi!Jt.........,._ R~ 'S4", ~lia lammy Adwus, Tammy S. 1111k:1veaSion Tacbrr, ~ Roush, Wy.au We..C.all, · W.Va.. DiXie Miatin of Pliny, W.Va. • ..& Juue {David) S~ T~a R. Smilh, RidrJ, May Mycn. School $......,.... ~ Shwh Weldl, Cao Mn . Des- of Seymour.. Tenn.; bnJiben., James White of Tr.MS Smith. CuSfodimsc Jell Monitor; two Fkmngy Hoffman , Arik ~~ BuchamiiJII Cam, Texas Cl.itfoni White of Warren, Alyna V. Soa>a-&. TliD G. Cowcby. Judy Haldrix, Sau•••ws Scirure Aademy Ololsea I antz TR:Dton Oayton (Rita) White of Springbill f'Ja., Dnnglas (hl) S1owe, Cory' Slceds, 1Yb Robert Luk:., Leslie Te""""n, FJ . eeelf..-y Deem, l.om!ie Wes!f.aD, White of Mentor, Ohio (Btmda) Wbite of Tbonw, Tom Thome, ~ Jaciie s.'"'"*' SdiOIJI Tnctw . Casey M.cKoigbt., Hamuh Q11intnn, Va., FrankJin (lli'lkti) White of Mali_., Ohio., ; Md•aie ndlra, _ Randy Wa1faiL, Bau1a ~ • Af_puwd a m;olution Cozart, Katelyo H•upt, and o.t..~. White of Cleveland. Warhtn:, Aldm W.adl, lody BiD Lemom:, 1...airy •l••iri~(IOI!IIiowd mrm- . .Travis Koenig, Kafla She mired fiool K-Mart. Inc~ '!lbe volwecred • die K.. Wamsley,A.,t• Weeb. Sampwn. Jason Doyle. bcntJip in lbe Obio High Yoliloban., l.¥dia White, l"ic::t.away County SaaiorCenla' for" sevmll years, .,........, ~ Wdmmg, ~nine Plula lik,. Vupm Reed, . ScbOOl Athletic lhnnab White. tbeFmmittChapel MdbndistChmdl aDd was a na•!ha Cl( Win......., FJ•~ TOIIya Diane ~ Aisoriabon • Appmwd .an .ag uo• 1be Goldm Needle Quilt Oub. Sbe made many I• i?iful Walfoag, Jason Will"mli, Pattici.a . Ann Me'...._ • A - - t 1be fullowin;g wida Ohio University to quilts for all ofbcr family and she abo helped to IIIKe Ovt.l' RoUDDe Williams, Robin Bobbie Pmk:r, · ~ open"~'~"'~ Students provide~ di&tDot wiJh alb- . 1100 quilts for the Picbway Coamty CASA Progam. L ~J!ham Mila J. Woods, Padu:, Maiy Mycn. fur lbe 1008-09 scbool year: kltic tnnnang servwes at .a. Scrvicles will be ldl at 1 p.m., oo Wednesday, J~ 4, . Mairyann Wmatmore, Sa:mlaries: Amy Gillim, Jamie S....atzel, T~sa oost of S 10.1.50.00. 2008, a Whitc-Sd!wm:zel Fuurnl Home, Coolville, Obio, Jennifer~ and Shawn Jm Holta, Btmda.........,, Sw.a?ul. Weston Bacr, •Approved .an agree" em with Pastor Matk Stier oflicialq. Burial will be in the Wlllka' Valerie N«Uinpam simdm Emily VanMC'Ier, Ry.an with Sir.atr,t;ic Managm-oens While Family 0" f"'cry. Bastqnl.()bio. Frialds may calla 'I1Ie followiDg classified Sav~. Debonh Snyder. Par-i. Morgan Bar.£, Solu.tions f.or E-l3le fund.. tbe fwilml home Tuesday, from 2-4 &Kl6-8 p.m. . · ~ wece. appiO_ved: Sbeni Siti-, April Valel)'ll Wood, Jobl!Pa ing yean; 2009 dumigb Yau aB gp die -line gue!ilhook at www.whifc-· Eduatiooal. Aide: Linda Lawta10e, Dadeoe Wolfe, Greyson Wolfe, Wlltoprolli.de&rateoon. sctnvar:r.dfuoeDlbom.rom. Dunlap, Kimberly Carl, Grossnil:tk, SliD Barriogn:. Sar.ah l..aWR~~Ce, Shannon sulting services at .a r.1te of Bewdy Allm, l.isaCausey, Brittni Hensle , Christie BRnllll,Catbrrine Mayoafd. $1,~perfundingye.arper · Kollrta Fridley, Roni De.a Casto. Maty Jeauie laoob Zllspan, Michael building. . liowety, 'Dammi Law.oder.. •idennur, Kimbrrly Cad, Johnson, Craig lone.s., • Accepted die donanioo Billie Jo Man::iabJ, C«Mmic Soulsby, Bo!Jbi Enoob Titus Pierce, of one l.aminatnf wi1h abil.indsay Mole, · TAI4y PaJkr, Jody Patta, ltmanila Roush, Stephanie oet accessories from die Stewart, JoAnn Wdlfotd, J an!Ue Rlidford. T1':'% Shuler, Jaymie Basham, Eastern Blementary ~­ .Julie A.. ZiMe, Carolya Adams, Judy West, • · Je~y Dolan, Vittoria • Approved .a po5IUig fur School Level S k, Jlii:"elr: Ve·-. Han•ct~, 'llammY S. Ridri; Curtis, Blaifie Facemyet, Middle I'OWER.OY -A community VICII?ion Bible School, . Owmie Sooalsby, lAMa- Mil rhnicc Lee Swain. Shatp Facemyer, Noah Principal lll Eastern l'Uau Lab, will be held from 6 .110 8:30 p.m. Sbrougb Sna:t. M'l?nrl• Burb; Kai The board approved a Gross., Ryan 1-brbouL Elementary. Tbunday at Pomeroy Fint Baptist Cbun:h. L Smith, Julie A. Gilli• two-year contract fur Leu Hayes., Mattison • 5.et 6:30 P.M. Seven churches are coopeuating. ltdi\'i.ties include 1 anna Trafonl, Jodi Pam, Rlmdy Boston as Finlaw, 'Morgan Lilde, WedDetiday for me next tq· poe~., crafts, lltoiytelling, ~·s lbr-at«, snrls, aad Pamela Batd.ine. Kalriaa Operation Supelvi.sor T.aitooSanrer., Brady Smith, uJar!!WfjngQfd!e Board of live actioll ·soags for~~ fbrougb ~ idlool. · . Spudock. · beginning July I. T~ Smith., Kaytfin Carl. Educa1ion. ·· 00 lburlday eve~ apt~~'-: foUowed by a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - pigmutand . games. oommumtytsmvtted. . Cleveland, ooincidentally goodjob.fl . . are any guide, there's a Strickland hasn't said good bet he's got his eye lbe day before tbe Cavaliers ' Th'e Dat*ly Sentin·el. -= . .' red .,._-= As -~ .. ~ the al!wda• 00111ladiclions to be found in tbe Koom. alaog;tliolll , be writes. ~does pose problems for apologists of Islam, siooe all lhe passages pn"Miiing · toleranoe are fOUJid in Mccan (Le.., early) sura&, and alllbe passages mcommendi.n g killing, decapitating .and maiming, lbe m-called SWORJ Vm;es, are MediMu (i.e., latal.~ His ooal:lusion: 2 . . i briD! a bcuer or WbiJe ---'cinct pnees. , . • The Daily Sentinel•. God} canoel or cause )QI to A TJ, BUSINESS: Commodities risky for pension funds l ,. d .•• Ma•-auder ......... Jk :;es -. - LET'l'ERS TO THE EDITOR . , a Monday, .luae 2, too8 -·· Today is Monday, June 2, the I54th day of 2008. ~ are 2 12 days left in the year. ·. Ttxlay·s Highlight in History: On June 2., J953, Queen 'Elizabeth II of Britain was auwned in Wesmunster Abbey, On die oontrary, such an • •t 6 montl}s after the death of her falber, King Gouge VL appraisal is simply the basis ·' · On this date: In 1857, English oomposer Edwanl Elgar of any ratiooal def~se •was born near Worcester, England. against tbe war Islam is ·' In 1886, President Grover Cleveland nwried FllUiceS waging on tbe West.' '. FOlsom in a White House ceremony. (Diana ~st is a f>Oillln· .•. In 1897, Matt: Twain, 61 , was quoted by die New YOlk nist for The ~sltington . •Journal.as saying from London lhat~n:pottofmydeatb TIIIILS. SM is the Olllltor of was an exaggeration." · "The Dt>mh of the GR1t1111:=• In 1924, Congress passed~ measure lbat "!"'~ ~ signed up: How AMericas Am!Sid • 'by President Coolidge granuog American citizenship fD all DewloplrU!Il1 Is Bringing .·ti.S.-bom American Indians. . Down We&U!m ._, In 1941 , baseball's " Iron H~." Lou Gehrig, died in Civilization, " anJ has a 'New Yoli< of a degenerative disease·, am:l'otruphic larenl blog at dianawest.nd. She · ~lerosis; he was 37. can be contacted via · In 1966, the U.S. space probe ~yor I la!lllrd' on die · dianawest@verizon.net.j '•tnoon and began transmirung detailed photographs of die 'i11nar surface. ,,, In 1975, Vice President Nelson Roclrefdlersaidhisoommission had foand no widespread pattern of illegal activi· -ties at the CentrallnteUigenoe Agency. ·. In 1979, Pope John Paol 0 arrived iJ! his native Poland on the frrst visit by a pope to.a Commurust country. ·· lo 1986, for the first time, the public could wafdl die pro. -ceedings of the U.S. Senate on television as a six-week _ experiment of televi~ sessioos be~. . Five years ago: PresuJent Bush, vaSJlUig tbe Middle East, pledged to worlc unstintingly for the goal of Israel and a ·Palestinian state living side by side without bloodshed The ·:Federal Commanications Commissioo eased limits on media ownership. . - ·~ One year ago: U.S. authorities said fOUl' Muslim men had 'been foiled from carrying out a plot to destroy .John F. ··Kennedy international Airport, kill thousands of JX111P1e and • · trigger an economic catastrophe by btowing up a 1e;t fu.el artery running through populous New YOlk ~a! ·:neighboriloods. . , . · •· Today' s Binbdays: Actol" Milo 0 Sheus 83. Aaor Slacy Keach is 67. Rock. musician Charlie Watts is 67. Singer William ·Guest (Gladys Knight &. The Pips) ~ 67. . · Composer Marvin HamlisCh is 64. Movie director Lasse · Hallstrom is 62. Actor Jerry ·Matbers is 60. Actress Joanna · 'Giea~on is 58. Actor Dennis Haysbert is 54. Comedian Dana Carvey is 53. Actor Gary c;Jrimes is 53. Rock singer 'Tony Hadley (Spandau Ballet) is 48. Sing~ ~enil : Bainbridge is 40. ~ B-Real (~s Hill) as 3~. ·-Actress Paula Cale is 18. Actor~ Wayne Brady ts · 36. Actor WeotwmtbMillu is 36. Aaorbc'A!a.yQuiMois --------------~--------------~-----• 31. Actress Nikki Cox is 30. Actor Ju.stin ~ is 30. Rhythm-and-blues singer Irish Grinslrad (102) is :!8. Rock 'musician Fabrizio Moretti (The Strokes) is 28. ~ : Thought for Today: ~Experience isn't interesting till it 'BY llaaa. Blat agreements that oblige lbe inflows to !hose indices, require mon1hJy reports ;begins to repeat itself - in fact, till it does lbat, it balllly investor to buy or sell an which suggests then: .i.s a from institutiooal investors OP BUSINESS - · is · experience.~ - Eliz,aJleth Bowen, lrisb•bom author asset at .a pm'etemlined "significant amount of who manage funds, which (1899-1973). . NEW YORK - NeJtt price. Futwes ~£ consid- momentum chasing~ going ·will help regulators identify time you faoe stiUer shock ered a beni:hmaJt; for prices on. U:hman's chief energy the amount of such index economist Edw.a rd Morse trading and to "eosore !bat ' atlbegaspumpovera$4 in die~ , . gallon of g.as, checl: out Critics allege Jbal the COO· said. Inflows~ also higher this type of ~ activity your pension fimd's invest- tinua1 inftow of institutional when traditional asset class- is not adversely ~ ; ·. · · · , Qll'flls . They may eXjllain mooey is hijacking the mar- es lik.e · equities undcrper• the price disoovc:t}' process. ! Leuers to the editot: OR welcome. They 11101114 be kss , IJIIICh about the surge m oil b:t because tbe indiees are · fOim or the dollar is weak.. The Califorrua Public : ! han 300 words. AU letters are subjecJ to JitinJ, lfJJUt be · Retirement Masters cites data show- Employees' pmnilltld to bypass lndis1gned, and rnclude ~ss and rel.ephone number. No . IIRbllilioo.al investors tional ~u!arive position ing annual Chinese demand System, the nation's largest : 11nsigned letters will be published. l..etkrs shollld be in siJdl as pension funds, uni- limits · unposed by the for 'petroleum, based on public pension fund, is : good taste, addressing issues, not personolities.· l.etkrs of . vea;ity . endowments aru1 Commodity Futures govemment figures, bas among those investors mov! thanks 10 organiwtions and individuals wiU not be OCCt!p1· ' 'SOVc:Kign wealth funds Trading Qmunission. increased over the last fi.ve ing into commodities. It f or publication. have,••,~ up investing in "The rise in price of oil years by 920 million bar- increased exposure to com1 commoctincs as a hedge has weakened dj:ow¥1 for . rels; over the same time modities beginning early tbe physical OOIIllllOitity, but frame ; the increase i.n last year as a way tn divcrsaapi... jnlbtjnn ;mdtoKd. .~ · Out higher ceCumi versus it bas. boostild dtmaM for demand · for petroleum fy its portfolio. Such invest: . stoCks ... bonds. tbe fl!WICW commodity futures almost equals that lll ments are now valued at since more investors are 848 million banels. $ U billion of its nearly l Reader Services . (USPS 21:HIO) The lllnlltq)' bas wom:d chasing """ms,~ said Jeffrey , '"Individually, ·these par- $247 billion in total investt Ohio V.... Pl . .Jbl sh1111g - if you p~~~e liiiOCes.s Coneclioll Polley Co lilldy 'by lbe tiling tdlilU Kleintop, chief marlret :;::jtants are not acting with meots. : · . . all st . . I Publlllllell awry -IKMI, liondoy . 111111 C10111C from a maJtrt sttaregist all..I'L f'JJtancial. ·cious intent," Masters "In Olir book., it is not • 0 ur ma1n concern '" """" IS o lt1rough Frida~. · 111 Coull s -, · '...tit« 00 prices ha'¥1! doli~ In tbe last five y~s. said in hi& May 20 testimo- wbat we call speculation," be aocurale. ~ you know of •r error Pomen>~. Ohio. ·Seoon<k:lan ' bled .ill. die last Jell' to levels in index funds ny. "Collectively, however, said Ca!PERS spokesman ,lnasloly. call1henewsn>omat(7o401 pomg.~atl'lii•ur+nove '$130 a t.m Ud investment tied to oommodities bas tbeir impact reaches into the Clarlc MeKinley. "We took 2 2 156 •• 1 . The • .. •• ~ ... ..,., 99 'odlll!l' COQIII¥Hijfib ~:abo grown from '$13 billion to wallets of every American a I~ time to get into this thiOhlotite• fiiii* .. IIC:iaf I. ,.lt,.....l h ' $260 1lillion, and tbe pnce oonsumer." maJte.t and we have a long fi f . Sond -rYt.,..... Our IMin number 18 ' , _ 10 Tho o.lly Sonlinol. 111 Court . But !his ilOI)' bas Ill iron- of the 25 commodities lhat • Not everyone sees things time frame in our invest(740) 992-2156. street, 1'01110101', Olilo · ic twist: 1be IDOII!C)'.put into ~pose those indire~ have Masters' way.· Je~y rneot window left," · which ~ : Oepet1ment_ex... 1113 percent, Harris, chief economist at McKinley says runs 10 to · mmmoditiesis~dle jumpell I' te etpllon AIIM according to congressional the CFOC:, ~ cegu.Jates I 2 years. inflation investors ave • News "11.27 been aying to offset teslimony . from Michael commodity ~ oounThere are, however, some • Ecllor: Charlene Hoenich, Ext. 12 · oile ...."115M This isn't meant to laY. Masters, managing member tered Masters' attack. by unintended consequences Fleporter: B<ian Ree<l, Ext. 14 o.My • blame for tbe rise in oil · of tbe VU"gin' Islands-based ·telling lawmakers lbat "fun- from this investment strate' ~ - Belt1 Sergent, Ext. 13 i ~o.21 prices. entirely on these · hedge fund Masters Capital damental economic foroes gy; iJ's driving prices up. an.,_. '1111.W mveSIOI'S' shoulders. They Management. and tbe laws of supply and That puts further strain on Masten dubs tbe pension demand" are push~ prices an already weak. economy, • Advertising &t>oawa in are polrt of the problem. as consumers and businessDave Hams, Ext. 1 s diolli ID . . Dolr - . No - ~ 'With soaring demand and other investor-s as higher, JIOl fund posttions. "indeK speculators." He ¥et on Thursday, 1be es faoe higher costs for gas ' :...-~ s~- oa'olis, Ext 16 M<:ription ill' llllifl in for oil in developing nari.oos ~ ·~" ' - ~ c:arior- • like China and India while estilllates that in the first 52 CfTC llllllOI.lliCed it was six - and food. • ~.: Judy Ciao!<, Ext. 10 global supp1 · y remains tigbl. uading days of this year, lliOIItlll; into a wi~ The effect is already In recent weeks, bowevec, they flooded the marlret investigation of U.S. oil being felt by corporate General Manager more attention has been with $55 billion -. in a self- JDalhts, with a focus on America and that's bad for Cl1al1ene Hoellich, Ext. 12 13 Weeb '32.26 drawn to the big money ful611ing prophecy of sorts possible price manipullllioo, the stock marlcet - where 26W'64.20 the5e investors are putting since the more money they It also announced a push to most of these investors put 52 Weei<S '127.11 commodity-index put in, the more prices rise. increase transparency of most of their money. into funds. They doe 't .... 0' 1' Research from Lehman U.S. and international ener.Drives up prices. t3WMica '53.56 01m ~Y of tbe ooew Ilia- Brothers supports lbat view. · Weakens the economy. Puts gy futures marlrets. '107.10 . ties. Instead. . they : l,nde Ped'OI'IDIIIIOe of commodity 26 Wet!<~ For instance, tbe CFI'C pR:ss~e on stocks. Not '214.21 52Wetl<l fulures ooatracts, ..bid~ ate indices can strongly pmlict said it will immediately much of a hedge, is it1 . . : ......,, ..,.• ..Jw a. zoos • Blind difense of Koran abrogates reality cty: Amc,. •• • Charlene ttoenich •• PageA4 OPINION I . .'' Molt financial advisors say you Will need about 70 to 80 pa• of your pre-«etircmmt camings_ ~ comfortably · z ·an your~~atdoflivmg._UIIIk-rC~;~f' . .-aaw. kiW•-t if you have a~~ eammgs, your Social Security beoefits will iCplace ooly about 4:(1 ~ so you will need to supplement yout benefits wtth a peosaon, uviap or investments. That's wby ·i t's a good idea to eva!- . Illite ,_- financial plan for retimoent now. . ()pee .YOU' .ve cleaned tbe bouse, get to wod dustmg off ~ fiunci.al plan. Sprillg is a time of renewal, so wby llOt ::...; :-.te:e~r~=pl=i~.::li'=v: able to you at www.tociabccurity.gov. . visil » Church .· ' (« milcmcut. • 1 D: ' . SIIid:land political gold: a Jbaot you DOte aoit T-sbirt 1-"N C.1-f> ~ame: ~ ~A"' $ _; "' ~ nndca+4"ds the value of die bully pulpit. said spokesman Keith Dailey. "He reoopizes · at an j!Ninrtn•llevd lbat a govemor is most dlix:tive wbm be iS closesl to tbe people be rq»clieiD.!i,~DaileysaJ.d. Strickland bas a solid rdat:ioMhip with Republican legislitive leadCl'!i, but it~fi not all a tove fest. Stricldand is C. too c:ozy with waions for llimy R.epublicaD.!i, stading with tbe overtures be's oiide to teacbets by hashing cbartcr schools and the state vouchminister et program. Sl!l'e ~ tbe wor&t thi~acan CIOJISI~I?.ant ~ Senate piCsident Richatd Finan~ find to ~.about ~ was.; ""' ~ ==.:, 0 > ~ -··-·'~ ~ a ASS REGISTRATION June 3 from 5:30- 7pm Cl u begin June 9, 2008 · lnstruclor Sarah Roush .... Oilier. 482111 ..... G.I II ' OH ·( 7_,1 . • ..tftm . Rivet Citg PI aye~ Audition~ 'UIIII:il ,.,...,, oon acd., ~I have to admit that I dtint be's doing a pcetty lbe ladies of lbe clwrcll. Robimoa said the visit 4lelebta.t die ministry Ntamho ..& Bilhop Ough of West Ohio have formed to pmacb ends« ' $1"" A DANCE ..,!.~"~be~ 1l!ne and I \ •IOIM,IIIMJAIOlil1.'111Wi sang aloag in the gospel of Jesus Olrist Faglish in a -~ blmdinJ around the wodd. As Jesus Himself put it in of culture with similar spinActs 1:8: "But you wi.U tual beliefi. receive power wben the Ntamho and delegation Holy Spirit oomes on you; also visited God's NET. auendrd a Gospel sing lild and you will be my witaess·after worshippins at Foicst es in .Ja:usa1em, and in ·all Run UMC was treated to 1 Judea and Samaria, and to the eadh." fellowship dinner &erVCd by lbe tbe ' :' "Seven BriMs for Snen Brothers" Saturday, Juae 7 10:00 - Noon and 1:00. 4:00 pm S.•nd•y, Jue 8 - 1:00 - 4:00 pm . ·-- f•: Middleport Church of Christ F'iii'Ut _. Maia MWU!p lilt, OU �• STATE The Daily Sentinel ..... ............... .PageA6 " •tcr The Daily Sentinel. . ~, ' .......... to see i1, to see tbe kid smile day-.iu 111111 day-.oot. "Evecybody knew he ONCINNATI 1Ca1 could hit. but it's been a lot r ..ifli i Jr. .,.jlcle't Jet die of fun 110 ward!." . big"'-iiniHIMM•. . ND, Not fmlbe Bntvcs. •sst• ·WiEDlflfESS Rutland RulLAND ..._._ . . Coulil .Averule - . b o•lllliooi's. ~eSI CD1 KABle Sln!let - is seen Wednesday, 1May2B, iim e 'l'aflili daine.111hestn!let ris<getting rits !Pdllu'les p:iltil ed, bllit N · ideitds <Iii ilhe WI dial Ohio 1own rcaliiBI!it agme iif alll)'lll'le !lillll!ldhil 81/Sf <1ilrive Cilll it again. ilbeSI!Belisam¥»rWliJmpitiltln:ilJ9lllllolrlrilownandtJusilleSS <OIIIIn8IS MliBili'by 'IIIDIIIII:I Iiiidl,en~~~e < it than t~• ase IW it. Co••ntry's oldest lnDCiele Sb-ed: under discussion 1lbc .celllltiy' 'li olcleg .oonaete 1ltlllel lis gtllliing !iti pGth01es pat.ched. but :residents m BEU..EroNTAINE (APj - ::e~a=mwncanoot .agmerl~yllllC'!ibOuldev.er lihe [ 17-year-dd mad is mow :roogh .enoogh !that •visit<m> 11!ffik d:tey .ar.e mill lin b;ne.,anli-bu.ggy times. The street is I ' r '• . -llhe Rutland 111igb School A'lumni Aiisooiation - ' l y .anmnmced ~~; ·recipients !for the 2008 sclldl.arsbW .awards. · Scbolarilhlps have been awarded since l'986 to the .children <OJ' grandchildren •of !Routlanc\1 ffi£h School klunmi who Jlfe ~h ·sdbool -senioD; that ha~te maintained b1gb ,academic standards. The awJifds lluw.e lfoSimcd successful careers :in <education, iiDCdi.cine, 'law, engineelling and IIIIIIIY oother service professions. Jessie IHescht. •great granddBI!gbter of Giles Smith, .cl.aBs <af 194~ ,and granddaughter of (]har]otte Smith Hescht, class of 1964, gmdn!!l"'l ;as Valeilictonilm and president <df Ithe seniar cl.ass ef 1Buffa1e High 'School, Buffalo, .W.Va. She pl.ans to attc:nd West Vil<ginia State University lte onugar is .carJy .cbildhooiLedncafil!lllltl'l ·be .a preschool ®T ell'lll!e!llJ!ry sdbool teacher. Sbe !has been .activ.e :in wo]].eybill, bas'ketbill, 1Fe1low!;hi;p <Of Chtlitltian Athlete&, 'Show.time., National Honor 'Se!jiety, :and was .edit<D' <l'lf the school illeWspaper. She iCJ'\I.eti .as a preschae1 te•Cher .at F.inn BJIP!ist OJurcb mEleanor. W.Va., .and iie!Wed as .an .aftCI'SChoo1 program t utor. award scholarships K:aylyn ~ gnmManptcr of Doltie 'Sue l.w:as Tumer. <ClaliS of il960. .and ·of the late Roger C1linton '11umler, datis of il959, js .a :S8lutatmian · <of Sout:hem 1:1\gb 'School Jllld- ;a 'Soutbcm distllict hollatee .at the <001111ily ,acai!enjjc baru.Juet She ~ 110 !!Itt!!!!'! die Unicven;tty of Rio Grande 10 mgor iin "''lrtmentary education. She lhlui !been -:active. :in 'band, ~Volleyball, selftblll, Quiibow1, 'Spanish .and Vlll sily S (]ub, IJilll1ioipatcd .in lthe OM!OPI> I c:aj!m;hip C!Oij(erence .and the Ohio UniYcmty Upward Bound · iPrtJg[lllll. Slle !has -been eJiglloyril at McDooa1ds' ill:StiU1rlll1t in P.OIDimly. Kattmine Hayman, gnmdda•ythter oof ltobertGmion&'!Wank, Cl.ass!Ofll954, iii .a !fadnate of Eastern ~ 'SOOOOI. She;planno anend ~Co1legc IIIIJgor:inglin~andyoungadtilt ,edncJrtjoo ItO heoome liD English fteaCher and '¥atleyb8U ·ccwib 'She :bas lbccn .active :in wQJleyball, lblllikeiball .and :track, . llliCciwed the Don JJilokson t:sm8!!<ih\JI Awmd, w.as D.istrict 13 ~rat' 61;Year, played lin iJeV.cnil.allstar games. w.as l1hini ilcam Jl!l.Ohio. 'She Willi .atuHaxqpbone leader in 1he concert lbaod, w.as ..a finalist at sOlo .and ,ensemble OODit:sl and fiei'Ved ,on student 1 ._..._ 6-1 <IUilliOCIIlED II'RESS ~OIY.Mo.­ F.ocli·~ ARCADIA (AP) -Two of tile dee"""""'- ilbatiii.'Jn7eled ilibrough iiiOiithw.est Ohio ,em~; S*mNy ~ hemes and left a path of debris, meto<M"G]I'l,gists Uid. The National. Weather .Service said on.e 1l'lmlldo With . winds up to UO 11\Phlouched d@wn ~ust !illUth <l'lf the city ,of kcadia lin Hanoodt County. lit illl0¥ed nootbeast into the klw·n of Foilimlia lin Seneca C@unty ld'on: dissjpating. The ltl'liinllll@ w.as <lll ·the ground fill' ,aOOut 15 ririnutes ·amil covened a swath of almest ei,ght •miles. Metearologist Fralik: Kieltyb !illid the llrister took @ut ·eruire Doors in .tw.0-SII'lly ~Tomes and~ mefs off ranch homes.· No injWlie!> were reponed. . Jamie Cook, 27, of Fostoria, took shelter in die basement pi bcr two-story home with her infant iiml .as ;an ~ tree cralihrld into it. . ."Uh DIY Gild, we just got ·out <Of !bed and the iimns ·were ~ing 011, Cook said. '\It w.as, it was rumb~, ~was ddmitety shaking the ib@use, it was QUt!ll.awling. I tave never heanl.anything like that before. I weot nlllli&.fl A doun homes w.ere destroyed in Hancook Ceunty'·s Wa!ibj'l!:: TowllihiP. said.Fue(JhiefBobHill. ~ ~ •gentleman ,and Iris wife wh:a:e lthe boose iame down around bun, Hill said. ,''They IC8DlC .out with ~t !ll'lme bumps and fiCtlltches." .~Hill said the oommunity was -helping neigbOOrlo iWbO Wfl'e 4®1aced by the tornado. • . Ml'v.e got'llot of people helping neighbcn;" he uid. "At liie I oounted 45 people in just one lbome belpjng." .. : A sccood wrnado .also touched down early Satunl,ay ill f\utDam County, 'just north and west of the · town d Glandod, the National Weather Servioe said Saturday ~g. The toJ:nado bad winds up<IO 110 mph was a .quarlei'.-mile wide at its widest, said .Michael Lewis of the serW1e's llOlthern ilndianaollice. - Aboot eiJht homes .and one busines& Were damaged a ~yed aod &eVcral roads \have beeR closed clue10&bri1. IIGieiaJG said. . , Rural areas in Gt¢ensburg T@wn&bip sulfefed the wOI'III A,mage from the area's tornado, said Josh Walters Gf 1fw,1 Pllt.nam County Emergency Maila$11!11!'111 ~­ : Friends and ncighbon; began amviqg at dawn with I'Bira a! chain saws to be1p clear the meu .along Road 13-t. At 08e point, there were .a rout I 00 J)et)J)Ie -taking part liB Saturday's clean up, resident Mark Schroeder said. - "'h does m* my job easia' bccan&e we don 'I have to bring ia volllllfeCnirom outsjde the area," Walters said. "A lot .of our fOlks .out bere have some sort of farming background. 'l'bey'O!l..SAD lwri-ling down.md getting to w<llt." M M mi-esbDcJ· .afU;r . . . . .a ,,,.......jzj. u puc ·ltiil •lbe <lliPt h:f•we, Jtbe ~- ' City ~ ~ illilid pitcJIIiq from 8lian p.....;,.,. illllif fiome runs from Jose. Guillen and Mark Grwkielanek. to beat •the •Cleveland IDdi.ans -6-1 Sunday. . "We W~R.alot ·more looiJe .aDd had .a ~ot more ·CDCIJY lllld just kind <Jf _played liiOI'C lfn:dy,~ said AIM Gmdoo, -who bad a tvxHlm OOUb1e in KC's I!I!MIId 1lriD ia.tWo wo:Cb. .. '1bving that ( stll:ak:) off aurbaets lCiilly helps.~ Bannistcr(5-6)waswmting •Oil 11 four~bit shutout )l'hen Grady S.i um.ore llomered with ooe out in-tbe eipth. Ramon Ram!R:J: 1fltn ~ the last five .ollts. · :: ~ who wcm iinro .a !the mmno .in liti :Snurt•y p.aper. wake of Minneaq101is," said Glenn Ohio is taggit!J ilehind ,ofber states 'Sprowls, executive ,dirc<Jtor ·of the in m!ijlC:Ctiom ,llliJ~ 1JO WqnUVi iin County Engineers Association <Of Ohio 'lll'liDC .areas, ul4 "lim K.eller, state that administers federal bridge funding. lbnidgeeJ!Bineer... ·.' . ;Sjlrowls '!iBid ihe fc:m liOl1'le of th.at Last year, the~ 35Wbm~ re&ral furuling will be used for <ever !the ~i !River m ~ Ohio's aging bridges. The M~lis c«ill!W~d :and til IN [3 ·state l))alli 10 have .all its bridges ev.aipeople.andmjum II.D. The 'bridge was Jlllle([by2013. ntcd.as in ...... · ,._ iiJOOf" ~tion State 'l'lfficials also haVe pressured for 117 .consecuti:v.e y.elll'S by 1he counties to take .a close look at ·the · NationBI ~e lml.eJirory Standards. steel plates that •connect oiJridF beams. Ohio~~.Jiopingto.avoid a jlnYesti_gators :said the M.iuneapolis <rimilardisa&lcr]iillle':"' 'ibndge.ootlapse was caused in part by ''llle llilils . - c:ratting iLlown <in the · . that w.ere too ithin .and !budded. . tirade .and called Ibis B:lm~ "lbibies" aflr6 itbey lilfl•endrmd a five-run lead 1ind ~OIIt libcir .Uith straight •QIIWe~ esdayllli8!K. was 3fu--4 With tw10 ltBJi. He comp1eted liill ' . . . . . . 2l-}'Qf..old outfielder debut wee.k .oh • ~ ...... the latest player to ihoma' aod ;a~'llin­ """ a team ,Jhll can't do :gle 1hal !lad the c;ncjenMj •• .~~on lbe road. Reds over ·dJe Atlanb RookB right-bander Brlna-6-~<011 $ge !ey. Joboo,r CueiD (4-5) m1l1rDild Die- tid Cllllibe b1id to h•s first~game fonn, U m••i•acfuwGtillitJ-h- allO¥-ing Oji)y a bunt single medy tilOlllll - "'DDe Kill" tbroUgh the first six innings. - <Of what it's ilib: t» lie a Mark Teixeira and Brian aow-t¥'5ir!gtoctic on .an McCami homered off Cueto .iD the 5eveoth, but tbe :wnadogfQr. . 'Be's ha • the time of back stopped there-~ !his life," ~ey said. 1be Braves have "From a guy who did it 20 .......... n · 112 years ago: lfs.rJc:finite1y fun rome- wed end . S .e ni_o r Cornehu'li Grudzirl""'* ihit a tworun drive olJ Byrd to give 1he IR.oylls, tbe · ~or .leagues· weakcst-bittmg team, a<6--0 tead 1n the fifth. · The s~ing Indians, the dcfeixlmg AL Central <I;amps, haYe lost fi;v.e jwuoronic: ~o1fe oom~ to qualify f~ 5 ioag ~ma state m three I!CI*,'lde e~ during ardly. Saturday s Di:vt510n D Southeast ~ Track and FJeld Cbam;pionshiJ)S at MeadoWbrook High School. . . . Wolfe bec•me tbe fii'St ~y Marauder to qualify tw1ce for one state to~­ ment, placmg fourth m both the 100-meter and 200m dashes. · w~lfe posted times of 12.26 I!CCOnds in ·the lOOm ~vent and 26.19 seconds in the 200m contest. English, a 2008 MHS graduate headed . to Keatuclcy Christian University for football, capped off rus stellar prep career by earning his first berth to the state semis in . the 200m dash. English posted a 'time of 22.69 sec. . , _ •• I . . .111M onds, good enough for Meigs seniQr Cornelius English competes in the 200m dash dl.lring Division II regional qua~ ifying at Meadowbrook High School in Byesville on Thursday. English advanoed to the state M I ....AU •. -III.. L82 semifinals, to be held Friday in Columbus, in the event with a time of 22.69 seconds. · ; »:ni3f skid, tbe Jtpy.als given up .three :P.IJid st•ms lost 1 .five-run ~ .in tbe ~ 'been nobil.and swept in consecutive ~-game series. < Byrd (2-'5) went 4 1-3 inning~ and was .Charged with six .nms and nine ·hits. He mopped to 0-5 in six road statts. "We needto1um it around and I need to give ml team a better perf()I'I!!JI!IM, Byrd said. "But you have to give credit to the Royals. 'lbey hit some .good pitches." · Bannister suUck '(Jilt four and walked one to bis first win in four starts. All live ·of his Wltories have OOme in day games. '10bviously, f ·have · the godS of the day game with me right now,~ he lillid with a grin. "I don't have an " explanation." Alberto Callaspo, the Royals· fourth startin.g sQortstop in four days, had a Wild fifth inning. 8Y OM fllluNII ,t,SSOCIATED PRESS :He failed to pick up what ilPPeared to he an ~Y douDOVER, Del. - · Kyle b]e..play grounder, giving ~v.eland a pat opportu· Busch evels in his role as tiity with ~nners at first and NASCAR 's villain. He Second and nobody out. But enjoys hls role as tbe top drilifter Bannister struck 011t ver so much more-. Busch was simJlly sensa~lly Shoppacb, Call•spo ti<IIW again, domluting the k 8ped to . IIIUil'e Sizemore's second half of the 400-mile lin« and threw to ,sec:ood for tbe inning-endin'g dou- race Sunday at Dover lntemational Speedway ~le play. racing to his Sprint Cup series-best fourth win of the .. . season. Bu&eb made it 1Q victories .• . total this season, includina ' two in thc Craftsman nudt .. '.• . 1-740-446-2342 tlld. 33 Series and four in the Nationwide Series. He won for tbe third time in tbe l.ast five Cup races. "It was defu!itely a great ~a.llalph,Spart8Wrtlilr race for us there," Busch !l4111 ~41<23<12. - '· 33 ~ 5 \4temydii~Waentlnetcom said. "We didn't have the car to beat today." . . . . 'IJ¥ II IS. 8p utt ..... And when the Joe Gibbs fJ101441 2142.• •33 • t . . "'Jddytrtlune.com Rae~ driver doesn't find himself in Victory Lane at LM:r en., lpan....., tbe end uf a Cup race; he's (l401 .441 2342••. 33 pretty close: Bufi!lh earned aurnemrdalt• , ~ , '~ earn Kenny Peny's sole purpose_ on the PGA Tour dris year ts to go home to Kentucky for the Ryder Cup. He took a big step Sunday by winning on a roiii'Se that feels like home. "Magic always happens for me here.~ Perry Wd · after closing with a 3-UIICb69 to pull away from 1he pack fur a two-shot victory at the Memorial, joining • TlgCI' Woods as the only three-time wjnners at the tournament lack Nicklaus built, This was more about good golf .than any wiz- ~luml!us •I!''""' Plu1 Bynl illllif bad an RBI ..single :in Jbe ioiaigtu · · DUBLIN 1bis !XWIImg w• - ASSOCIATID PRESS . , . BYESVILI.E - For tbe fi11t linic iin ·~1 mstmy, Meigs Will hav.e two comiJIClikn at die Di<Visi011. n t'rad: and . Field Ounnpionships at ilesse 0 w ens Stadium in ~ / IIYDauaF ~>nMUNE:COIII Ond ,.,_._ Cincinnati Reds' l<en Griffey Jr. (3) OOICiatUiates teammate Jay Bruce (32) at1p he hit a home run off Atlanta Braves pitcher T:m Hudson in the third inrii~ of a baseball game SUI'lCiay in Cincinnati. Cincinnati _., 6-2. •m ... bc•toedlewfit!Bolftbe~ :':J• Meteorologists: Toinado touched down in ll011b.west Ohio but C1111E away W!lljq& .,._ Anuz 13-fur-22 'Wid! WllYsii ft1b, two llomers, two Jay Bruce- dill dfect. -=ak and six RBb in his Griffey ...,..in 1 r011e first . . games, the last 1iee ......, Sby<Of(i()Q,baBpre mdlcm.pinst Atlm1a. 1be em .counciL She has participated with "'Ohio State . 1Rocks Your Block" C'nmmnnit:y Selv,ice and is employed at ltbe Willi Hmie Restalmm1. -Cassady W'llllford,. gaadson of M.aliie Little Birohfield, .cl.aBs of 1951 · .and lthe 'late Bill Willford, cl.ass of 1'951, is JreceiW!g .an Blnmni encour.agement gnt~~t . IHe pl.ans tto attend .IHeidltfuer.gCdllege:in 'ifrllin,-where'he will play foofball for the Student Princes, while 'he lllllljms in rustmy and :interv.ention, hoping to become .a teacher and ooadl. The graduating senior at Meigs High Sohool has been an outstanding athlete in football, wrestliqg. and track. was in Spanish Club and on •P.rmn Committee, bas assisted the Rutland Volunteer FJre Department annu.ally, the Mei~s County Relay for Life, Wendy's .m !Pomeroy, and .attended ·the· American Legion Buckeye !Boys' State. The Rutland ffigb School Alumni ScholarShi~~ the Enoouragement · Grant .are solelY 'by donations tfrom the .alumrii at the annual banquet or 'by m.ailto ·Suey l'.arker, chair, P.O. !Box SOO, Syracuse, 45779. Others .assisting on the committee are Maxine Ogdin Griffith and Jrnm Rife Wolfe. Ohio-officials w.am counties over briflfte inspec .. tions "B COLUMBUS (AP,) - State ,officials a~j<D' ·way~te,getithrGUBb •dewnt@wn:andbu!iineiis ·ewncrs ila¥.e tthreatened m .aut .efi funding Ito ,neatilJy W0u1d itllther lOse ~ l:ban preserwe lit · . munfies \that fail ito iJave <their tmii!ges Susan Iii Idle, lfhe eecutive Jdiremor ·.a ilil'l~wn eoo- ~.and Plan to next ttarget.mties, nomic 4evel0pDlent gTQI!P. iiaid She firill .facvered dosing .a~~'Snni!ey. the:Stmllt The Ollie !Depamnent ,off 1ben I realized that clo~ lit lis oat lfhe cnly w.ay. It Iii; Tmn&pOIIlalion_:told .C?unty o/ficials lin ju!ll ttbe easiest w.ay." iibe said. · .a memo ilbey '!'I'!it ae~IDg ttheir ~ ,of The Ohio Dquultment oaf TmnllJl0ll!atiion ga¥e ttbe city . :aoout $30. 111iilli.cm m annn111 federal SU5,000 to repair .and restore Cim111·'-venue. When fu!:· · . iif .dley rdmi't·! eak .at iibed. .about (!@ ,eWent of the :stteet.1tr'ill be the ~s.A'Ii l1llliiiJ' .as 75 f!CD!ient 1ilnWtul'e nimcrcte inventm' George lllamoolomew rust , bri~ lliliwmi't qX!at"t'' !their load edbcrein 1'11!11.. · · -·' · ~ Jl,av.en'1 1ibc: l.lity'ii lristeliica11i0Ciety bas puShed lthe city oot'to W.Jitet 4 ernage. l'eCIJICD the !llreet when :r.e;p.airs .are oom,plmed. . 11be Celumbus IIJ.iiptlih n;pciJI'ted oo 1hc meet -was built fer iherscs .and w~s. nat Cars," slid Todd MaC10mrick, c.Uiatl'll' and direct<D' oaf the l:iiitalii~ mety. ' 'It's .a @arne w.e can'h~o eveaything]pl'lSsibleDI ~e idlllt <OOIICmte .and <l'lur lhistrny." . The 1ltlllel itself !i§ listed ·on me ·.National Regiitcr m Histooic PJ.aces. It alw ireatures a ·statue .o f B.arthalmnew, am picked the Logan County site Ucause .o f its pits m lime-nicb material. . . . •'We w.ant it tl'l ilast as long as it can,~ MdJolmiclr 1lliid "'nce we close it eoiCI'V.e it, pMple oou1d 'Still go dice an4 iOC tit and til w. iitil1 iCI'Ve a histoliic.al pmjpO!ie." . <Jity Engineer TllDI Notest:ine said file ooginRI .roD!llfte !las held 111p. 01fu:ials cl@sed the street for.'iieVen years rin the 19006 f<D' .a round of preservatien. MI:Gmniek said he wants Jit ,closed fu£ good n~JW. Bl • As hls contenders were in full retmll on the back nine of Muirfield Village, Perry surged ahead with two clutch par saves, a 5-wood 1hat set up an easy birdie and hanl.ly any mistakes to win for the first time in three years. It could not have come at a better time. Perry squandered two good chances to win in the previous three ·weeks, closmg with an 81 . at The Playen; Champion.ship and watching in utter shock as a fairway metal ricocheted off a tree and intQ the water to lose a playoff outside Atlanta. And when he arrived at the · Memorial. he heard Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger say that it would take nothing sbon of win- ....._•-fWIJ.a Busch wins fourth ·Cup race of season at Dover a .. CoNTAcrUs ... . • • his fifth straight top-three finish and hasn't finished. outside of the top 10 in any of the last seven races. Team owner Joe Gibbs was in the middle of the eelebration on pit road while Busch took a bow from his No. 18 Toyota and saluted ' ms crew. He•s the points leader after a race wllcre ·the staDdings underwent a shake up because an early race week took out several oonteoders. Busch heanl tbe .familiar boo& during JR-rare introductions which have cemented his statlls 1s NASCAR'll least-popular driver. He has some fim in tbe role and seems to have accepted the fact he's NAgCAR's latest "Bad Boy." "I want to thank all the fans even if they're oot Kyle Busch fans," he said. . Roush Fenway Racing teammates Carl Edwards Dale Earnhardt Jr (88), Denny Hamlin (1i), l<evin Harvick, far right, Bobby Labonte (43), Tony Stewart (20), and casey Mears (5) crash comifC out of tum two on lap 17 of tile • NASCAR Best Buy 400 auto race Sunday at Doller International Speedway in Dover, Del. n I .. Ill ,.,. •••tit. •• ..... �P a ••• Monday, .June-. aooe Ba • The Qilly Sadind. 13th in the discus with a throw of 95 feet, 8 iocbes. Adrian ·Bolin was .also 131h in the lOOm bunlles with a . . . . . . 81 time of 17.82 seoondi. The quartet of Bolin, l'oudh .overall. Wolfe, Emily Ftelds and Eilglilb - along with ·Patti Vining was 9tll in the • +!ate's Je~~e~Dy Smith, 4xl00m relay, fmishing Croclrett Crow and with a time of 52.58 sec-. 8randan Fisher- .also just -olllli. Devan Soulsby, lllissed ·Ont qualifying in MOtpD Lentes, Kimi dltD 4x200m rday, finishing Swisher and lessica fifth wilb a time of JW!iday were last in 1Jie 1:32.23. 4xl00a ltday with a time, Wolfe Scored all 10 of of ll: 18.91. , lbe Lady Mamuders' ~ Squlsby alio qualifi~ points, wbidt· lillllod diem for cbe 80Qm nUl, but did 22Dd English · uot ...,rp'L Scildsby was 'SOOI'Cd m ·Of the ~ first Lady Manuder to Mal wms' aine teaill lalk it to llt4ile year agO ; poilU, - ~ placc4 llhem, in tbis ~ ·27ta. OMt'i"d' raults of the ;: s.ga. fimtbcd I~ in Diwisioa U Southeast . ': ~ ....._ dasb With a time Repoo Tack aild Field ·· Of S f. I~ -.conds, while OJampionsbips .at : R ' --was disqualified for .. Byesville .aR: available on &!be 'Stan in the 200m .the web at · ...... .Melissa Grueser was l f i -.'N um!ipllle.<lGID ....,c~~~~.,... 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He 119es 1110t like Torrey Pinel;, and fipr ures he ·ribould devote his ,e1Je1!8Y t.o lOIIDWDents where he bas .a bettec chaooe d -eaming points, 'Sud! as Mempbis next week and HaAford die week after the U.S. pPea. . · It felt fike be won a U.S. Open at Muitfield- not so much because of its slick greens and 6-itwb roli.gh, but the _way par brrJnne suoh a prized posse!ision for Perry fromPageBI Adriln IWiia • lOOm hurdles feet flOp shat fmM itbe ~J&bove the J4th{gl'tlen. .Gogin's thrtle-sbat.1118f- iiawasgooeinthreelkjes, m and missed a l()sfoot Jlllr putt, then went over ,me 11th green with a wedge into rough so deep he CQUld barely see his ball Weir bad 1he la!il d•• e · two shots ·behind umil ing a 7-foot binJie on<the 17tb. Kelly never had ubare of the lead, but be felt as mis-.erable as the rest of them. Peny made bis lone boleY ,on the J7.th to fall tO 8 under, and Kelly Willi 3 feet away for birdie to pull with: in one shot. His putt ca~•gbt the Up and spim 5 feet aL;. Peny finished with.a .par. saluted the gallery ~ walked over to meet the tournament host. "l hadn't .seen you an ~eek," -h e told Niclrlaus · walking off the 18th green: "lt's nice to see you here." Nickiaus, who~ -43 Busch rauuap._Bt the best the driven~ oould dO was run slow and try and stay out of the way of the leaden;. Kasey Kahne also bad his and llis .lead vanished four, .coUrtesy of ·tw.o car damaged in the aocident ning f9r ateam player tO make · • and Greg Biffle were 5eCs and finished 31st after win-00 at "·''"alla. geyi· as eYery.one e~se u"' · · · · Y<WJ was moving forward. 1be ond and third in the Best Ding last week:. The message came through only consolation was .a. Buy 400. Matt Kmseth and Hamlin suffered the most as clear as the blue skies .bintieatNo. 18 and a·t idur Jetl Gordon rounded out !be · in the standings, druppiag over Muirfiela Village. seoQJld. matChing his best Nofive.:,.... ". ••;d £dwn.... from fowth to ninth. Boyer, "My time is lillllning out," PGA Tour result. e......, ....., Harvick and Stewart all feU Perry said Sunday. "It's gels F.our players had a share who woo die race bere in ~ spots. Bift1c rocteta1 ting close to September. I of dJe Jead ·Gn the front nine, Sq4 '""'r "Not What we from 11th - ooe spot away said. 'You need IG make it aU of them poised to take amr: l!ere t.o do. from the Chase cutOff - t.o happen, and you llfJed to charge. Busch, Biftle and lifth in tbe standi!J85. Rose was the fll'St to 8 make it happen fast· And to Edwards were lucky to be Stewatt took the blame be able to get the win here is under when he 'h oled a out froat early .and miss the for running too close t.o Ukar wreck Oli lhc 18th huge." bunka-shotfuieagleonNo. lap dull took: out five of the Sadler. S~watt lost his · The 47-year-old Perry 7, but be retreated with a ;...,. C'' "•s• dri cbance at VJCtnry last week: :bogey from the bunker on became the oldest winner of top.e~ .,.... vcrs. at Cbadcltte after the No. 20 the Memorial. meaningful the next bo1e and feU apart Elliott Slldlq was turned .., n_. · ·m into the wall and his No. 19 ! 0 Yota got a ·• - bre WI for many reaso.ns. As be early an ,the back nine, not flodBe was smashed into by · three laps left. . walked off <the I:8th green alllby bis own doing. Still in Tc»y Slcwat's No. 20 car, . "Unf01tunately, advemty with one final par. be !Ill~:;range of the lead, Rose • •• · • ••a.;. · IS our moao lien: at Joe received .a warm banckhakc · ··. le....,. , wal!lhed an approach 1ust '?JIR~ ~~-ve ...-.iiJI : ,.,...:.;.,... • -· " "'-·COD!ie()Utive U.S. Opeb&al '*illtpur· eeveal cars in die · u~ _..,., - - - - · 3 won foW" of them, ,diiJD':i P'"A£ Mit .ended au ihope said. . • Oicontcotion. WelL ~ess you' re on .dren. It was the first time in with former Masters chams carom into the gallery, lead- · fli.och earlier::~~ Danny Hamlin was Kyle BullCb s leall1. his two decades on tour that ,pion Milre Weir, Justin Rose ing to bogey. · told that Perry was · · knocked out Gf the race, -and Biftlc, the pole siltcr, led his entire family WJIS at a and Jerry Kelly, .all of wllom W.eir, trying to become the national ch · · . "My goal wai never to · Sttw.art, Kevin Harv.ick, 99 of~- first 100 bps and ciOIICd .mil ~ 71. All of <'m'"'•''> biggest.~ Tour townament he won. Perry finished at Ssunc!er them bad their chances until winner with bis ninth victo-- make the·Ryder Cup. It was l>aie Earnhardt Ir. and Clint w.u. mnsmg on the COIICiete 280, tl]e highest score to dropping shots somewhere -ry, chipped in for birdie to win the U,S. Open,ft Bowyer all returned Ia~ until his_ car had some iss~~ win the Memorial in 23 along the back: nine. from short of the ninth Nicklaus said. "But I under- with their Cll'S eiCber miss-- that qwckly dropped bim years. He earned '$1 .08 mils Petry took <the lead with a green to mlilr.e the tum at 8 stand. Being in Kentuclry. ing a hood, a fender or runs off the pace. Busch didn't lion, which translates to birdie on ·t he ninth hole and under and tied for the lead, it's a big thing for Kenny. ning I 00-plus ~ '*'hind. take the lead for the first to quit time until me I~ lap on 1,080 points toward die never :gave it up. saving .par but be also gave away shots He's looking at the big pic- But they didn't Ryder Cup. Tour officials from ·tbe back bunka- oo the cinty on the back nine. Weir ture for him tn do what be :c'~e up shot at CMnJilg · the l >mile CODCR:te traclL brought him a chart shoWs pars3 12th and with II per: came· up short On the lOth wants to do." points, even if all · He would Jead 158 bps. 5 • - ... _ u s ' ; •• l ' nnss.: . t:~~~~::d~~~ ~ !Jtct:=· ~~n~tl!g:~g~ !: l_o £ . a lbe fOCU5 was on Griffey, Who ...,.,,.. W for No. Sf9 in tbe ltD' 10-' . 3-7 victory oa cndecf dlat oae with bit firat Reds s•...:;.'\:a rn..r.,eBl • otkft.A ·~S-" So, his quest to become tbe sixth to 600 now moves ,~ Phae4e~ waot where t"t;:' ~:--:~ MOfdly. Griffey u 4-for-5 "I bope we can catch tbis ~ on the first pitch . be A Rome and had ooe strikemomentum and whatever it saw from Hudson, bittini a out Saturday night in his is we have on the road and 420-foot drive to right. latest rebab &tart. Smoltz, try to take it on the rold;" Bruce hit his IICOODd homer who bas bcea on the [)(. said Adam Dunn, wbo bad a an inning later, drawing · siooe April 29 with a IIOl'e solo homer.. muth« toUDd of "BRUUU- arm and llhouldcr, could be The 22syear-old Cueto UCBI" c~ from the activated on Monday and had the most lmpreeaive crowd. join Atlanta'• bullpen. ... df:ltut ever by a Re41 .pifCb. Mar'• unlike uytbina I've Hudaon's hamJiriDa will be er, hut hu lOobd men lilr:e ever ~ before," evaluated on ~ leque Jlomcr, a IIIIo Field", Pill. .J_2-7 · :WI~ Griffey tiqltd doubled career Off ICeDdiidc withOut from blime, Itt. belli)' dJii -~ ~ . 0111' .qainll a'bomert . . ~ oppotlte• . Adaw Ha+-.(1.4), !WholdafW No turpriae if the hlit.odc II 7-21 0!1 the road, wbm It .. Jia 1Ift .b:Qom"r comet IWIY from a rookie ainoe. lfll laaed Bruce tiid. baa iOit ttllut ~ .eaH'Uil . t 1'be -~ home. Griffey '1 lOOth, only five inning• ill iiCb ~ Bruce al10 •lqled bomc 300th. 400th and SOOth his 1111 IWO StiiU. · P:1"' 1' .. Ill 35,941 lla=W:t when a run in te eeveoth, oom11 . - - ~--" 1 •: . Blaine !J bcJirwll bave all come on Cueto clidn't allow 1 bit Pletinl hi• amaziDa w: d~ neldy unbtd !+-It Tllmer I . f. iD..... I lilloe.JJ.::J., rtntr 1im Hndpt Mid. Atlallta wouad Ill . . . In Cincinnati ftlr lie tnt : ti.muiJJGeSq!Ember 1996. "1M j • • fb' diem at a . bid lime," aeoond baellllll .Kdly Johnson said. "We Med tO 1« a voodoo doll or ~-" ' w.albd "'r:::l • 5ba ' ' ' 1 Mila _, .._ ~ill~ · GG :tiC- . 'Tm <DCC wwied llbout 600," Griffey Rid '1f yw b1t lbe ball liard eDOUgb, it will go. A lot of things happen between 599 and 600 - aetting hits, getting guys From die first inniag on, over and a tot of small It Boston, until Gregor Blanco led aff He hid a pair of tl!ree-hit Cleveland, Colorado and the sixth with a bunt aiqla. pones, 1 four-bit pme and Teixeira homered with one· I . .mr endiq homer, all StLouis. Two rooldes led the Reds out in the . seventh, and while tryina to adapt t.o tbc to their 12tb win iri their McCann followed with the hi• Jeaaues. last 13 home games. 14th homer allowed by -l:AI firat, it wu 'Wow!"' Cincinnati has been a lot Cueto. Bruce said, "lt'a startio& to like Atlanta in that regard Dunn hit iO hooltltl in benwnual now." - tough at home, roughed May, and got the new NGtelo: RHP Jobn Smoltz up on the road. month off to a powerful threw ooe inning .for Class ·the road - gam ·. MCJGday, uJ didn't feel it pop," Hudton llid. "I've hail lwnlltrina problema before. It'1 a Dilncir lll1in." .. . Reds SS Jury Haint.oa Jr. extended Jiia biuiq streak to nine JUiel, m•tchina his career hiJh from 2002. ... Griffey '1 major league debut at qe 19 didn't go 11 an... llhly u Bruce's. "' think I wu 1for-17 before I hit my fint ·home run," Griffey said. • 1.29 acres on Chambers wa1ef & electric. $13.500 Ca ll (740)256-1389 Ret. with sept1c. 100 acres. 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"There's DO doubt we · t 10 hoist the Stanley Rookie center Darren needed to get that goal,~ Cup in Hockeytown. H 1 chipped it to ~udler, Therrien said. "We didn't Jiri Hudler snapped a em thini-period tie for tile Red who snapped a drive off ell.ecute well. We got a Wings, ....00 rallied from an Marc-Andre Aeury's left good chance to tie up the arm . and inside the phst for game right there, and we eul.y deficit to beat the h fifth f ~nguins . 2_1 Saturday ts ., o the playoffs. didn't do the job." llight and gl'llh a _ lead in That was enough to band · The night didn' t start out 3 1 . · ihe finals. ~eury his first home loss in the Red Wings' favor, m 19 home starts, dating to even though an octopus troit will get the j'irst otDe three potential chances Nov. 21. splattered in the Pittsburgh • " It feels good, especially end near the completion of tu win me Cup blld home Ml Game 5 on Monday in .dthis building,~ Hudler the national anthem. DaH.as Rtght. su . " lfs a lot of fun, Drake took a roughing ~ 1be Penguins were a per- obviously, in. the Stanley penalty that Jed to Marian Cect 9-'0 in the Igloo during Cup finals. It was kind of .a Hossa's power-play goal die postseason and hadn't lucky goal, but 1"11 take it." early in the. first, before lost at home since falling in Chris Osgood made 22 Lidstrom tied it for the Red a . shootout to San Jose on saves to improve to 13-3 in Wmgs 4: 15 later. f!lb. 24 _ a span of 17 the ,postseason. He has Bact in the friendly congmcs. Now they ll'lill have all~wed four goals in the fmes of the· lgloo, the ~figure out how ito win at sene&. Aeury stopped 28 Penguins scored for the foe L<>uis Arena to force shots. . fourth straight perioo on llbe series back . to Pittsburgh had .a golden home ice after being shut chance to ti~ it just past ~e aut for two games. In .an Pittsburgh for Game 6. •That'D be a tough task IDidway pomt of the thrrd another enoouragmg stgn ~ oonsidering tiiey whenAndreasLilja's inter- fromtherallyingPenguins, oiuldn't even score a goal ference penalty on Sidney they beat Osgood with a iii two games there to open Crosby gave the Penguins a power-play goa); d!e series. . 5-on-3 power play for 1:27. Sergei Gonchar let go a .: ·Six teams have survived ~rosby bad .~e best scor- shot that Osgood stopped, ltiqg enough to reach Game mg opportumty, but Selke but Hossa got to the Tafter b'ailing 3-1 in the Trophy fina}ist Henrik. rebound .at the right post, ~ 11ut only the 1942 Zetterbet;g !lied up .the -deftly moved the puck Peng~ins captain'11 stjck at from ba!ikhand-to-forehand to Maple Leafs who fe~ hehinci 3-'0 to the , the nght post IIDlil didn't .and tuck~ it, in at 2:51 on R.ed Wmgs - came all the allow htm to get off ·a shpt. the Pengurns second sOOt, w.ay back to win. "I' ve been telling people Hossa's lOth of . the play,Pittsburgh wonld !have to for :drree years how good offs was Pittsburgh'5 secWin twice in Mot0wn, Zetterber~ is," Red W"mgs ood goal in 12 power-play WbCF~ th~ Red Wings are'9- . ~oa~h . M~e Ba~k :;aid. chances_ in the series. · 1. dunng the postseason, to Th1s tsn t a surpnse to me.. Detroit also has struggled c_a,pture the StanleyC\Jp for He's just a .conscientious on .the advantage, coming the third time. Detroit is on ·good two-way player. So is in with two goals on 19 ~brink of title No. II and (Pavel) Datsyuk, but we opportunities against the . Its fourth m 11 seasons. hav~ a lot of good players." Penguins. The Red Wings . "It nev.er gets old, but we W1th less than a minute clicked 2 seconds after 'ltaven't won anything yet," left · in the advantage, Pasca1 Dupuis' crossC!lptain Nicklas l.idstrom Peng~ins .coach. Michel checking peiullty expired. !'llld. Themeo called tnneout to The Penguins nearly .u dl t "" R d · ,L , tru glin d . · nu er se up we ' e g1ve trns s g g .power- e.scape ,u nscathed when Wings when he smacked tin play unit a rest. It didn't Mn ~albot made a good a hack'bande.r iiro~ the h?t- lbclp. . . . defenSive play near the tam ,of the nght rucle w1tb Ev,geru Ma:lkin put a shot right point 'but c0uldn"t quite nudJe the puck out of tile zone. Detroit moved tbe puck back around; aud Brian Ralfask:i slid a jlass left to defense partner Lidstrom, who after a slight backward curl ripped a drive that got by Fleury 7:06 into the first. The rants all week. by, Therrien regarding obstruction he felt was committed by · tile Red Wings might have been beard by officials, who !landed Pittsburgh three. first-period power plays. 1be last was a holding call ,.,..;,st Kri·s ""'"""r. -eouo-.Pittsbw:gh produced six , of its nine sbots - not including Hossa's drive off the crossbar- in the period during power plays and allowed 14 shots to Detroit. Tbe momentum off Pittsburgh's 3-2 win in Game 3 continued in the Pe~ns' direction before the opening faceoff when it was announced that Detroit • top-line forward Tomas . Holmstrom wouldn't play duetoabamstringinjury. . Holmstrom, always a presence in front especially , on the power play, was hurt· Wednesday in Game 3 when he was kttocked into the . net by Pittsburgh defensemao Hili Gill. The good fortune didn't last~ the Penguins fell to Il-l m the playoffs when scoring frrst. . Notes: Darren Mcc.ty, w.h o hadn"t played since Gamel, took Holmst:rom's place in die 'liDeup•. ··- the , Red Wings . blocked nine shot5 in the first period, the same amount the Penguins got through to Osgood. ... A moment of sil.enoe was belci before dJe game for \(ancouver D Luc Boumon, who was killed ThUI!IIdav in · ~ a motorcycle aocii1 if in Canada. .. . . Matkin, .an MVP finali.st; bas Dlt'p oints in the series. · '· · .Blue Angels win third sb:oaigh.t J'PO'ional crown . ~ a · 8Y • • 11 wmas titles in the 100m dash and ~LY11!111UNE.COM the long jump _ inciPding a new stadium t«XJ~d in the BYESVILLE- The l<JI!B field event.. Gei,ger broke trip was iadoed w011h it for former teammate Felicia the Gallia Academy sms Close's 2005 t«X:JJd of 18 1Iack and field team, aglin feet., 2 inches by more tban - as •'-u"' Blue Ange1s IliD one i!Jch, leapin!! a distmn" away with their thinl of 18 f~t, 3.25 inches. She straight regional c.r own . also woo the lOOm dash Saturday during the wilh a time of 1'2.26 secDivision D Southeast ds R . nal T k. d fi' ld on · . eg~o rae an 1e Jackson - a sopboiDOI'e ~onsbips . at - -l1ad the fifth and final . brook HighSchool. championship for 1he Blue 1he Blue Angels - 'lhe Angels in tbe 400m dash, rei«niog two-time stile run- r\nerl" . . __ _.. 0 f c...---g a wmnmg .._.. ner-ups - outscored 47 51153 seoonds Jactson had other schools by at least ~ secood-f~ qualify12.5 points, posting a team ing time as weUinthe200m Qlly of 10. Tbe Angels also dash, but withdrew &om her won five championships m foUI111 event. 17 'COIIIpelitions and qualiClose_ a sopbomule _ tied four different athletes was disqualified in the in six events to oen week- semifinals of tbe lOOm hurend's 02 . state toumamerit dies. but l'edcemcd henielf at Jesse Owens Stadium in in .the 300m hurdles by fin- . Columbus. ishing fourth witb a lime of The quartet of A1exis 47.48 lieGODds - die final QeF, Tonia Logan, Kara event that the Blue Angels Ja:bo,!.~ B~ Cl~ will qna1ifir4 for1state in. ~tatgf~WSt:nps to Logan - juniol' - just :be S~IJIICo. 0 .,.._ tWo of the da • tid during the 4xiOO-i:e~ 011 4x200m relays. a:d . . Geiger Logan Jackson and Cl~ ,tm;,ke 'their own stadium recoro in the 4xl1JOID relay set just last spring, posting a time of 49.67 seooods. 1be old stadium mark was 49.93 sec- onds. They • -,.1 ( I'\ I"" • · also ,julit missed brealtiJig their stadi~ record from a year B!lO m ~ 4~ relay, postulg a WlDDlDg time of 1:44.~. Afte! ~orne coru:usJOn. ~ .qualifymg - w~ch ong1~y led to a disqualifica: : fd ~en a R:.hetfOOm rela ·~ge s woothane ondy~;.] ~':r. Last .ayear ~s """"-atime from thi · ll1tet . also 1:44,47. s qu was ' <Jeiger- a junior- also ~apairofiodividual · Midcllepert • Pomeroy, Ohio ll 1..... 1> \' .. Jl , .. :J. :!OUR '\,,, :.!:! ~ \,I], :,- ... . . \\\\\\ , Hl\d.ail~'t'llllnd.t·os ll . . Parties agree on AMP appeal hearing date SPORTS • ~ Pialce, Bryn sli* it . ,t)Ut and make lblle . Natural Resources sides on or before July 2 · BY BEnt S ; If · Appeals Commission, all on!er will either grant or the Defense Council, Chicago, which basically brings rtrrHYDM.YSEM1NEL.CXlU . patties are agreed oo Feb. 2, deny the requests. •· 2009 as the date for the . The spokeS(>CTSOn did COLUMBUS - AD par- ;a(1!tal bearing at ERAC's confmn all parties respondties involved in the appel- offices in Columbus. A ed. by yestenlay's deadline laot bearing regarding the ·'Spok:esperson. said even in submitnng a joint case Ohio Environmental . tfiOugh 1be parties have management schedule and Prot.ecti011 Agency~s .agreed to a date, ERAC · joint status reports in the i5suaDoe a final air pel'- .~ issue an order to final- ··case. The reports basically mit-w-install for the ooal- ize the plan. include an update of com. fired pows- plant ~sed 1he order, wbil:h will deal . munications between the by American Murucipal witb the .appellant bearing parties for ERAC to review, .Power-Ohio bave agreed on as well as othef dates for as well as witness lists aud a date for that hearing. · · discovery ·cut off, witness other issues associated with Acoording to the Ohio ' Jim, etc., will likely be case managOOJent. Enviilolunental Review issned later this week. The The appeal was filed by .HBAfiE' See ....... « tall~e ~i==ln~~= rou:;'n;e" ~bi~ same. Ohio's tough economy hitting suburbs hard, too, A6 Holzer Clinic hosts annual service awards banquet, A2 dash, finishing fifth with a ti~26d~~s _ Ul., Ohio Environmental Council, Columbus, the Sierra Club, San Francisco, Calif. and the National Parks · Conservation Association, Knoxville, Tenn. (which is not to be confused with the federal goverlunent's National Park Service) in March against OEPA Director Chris Kodensk:i and AMP-Ohio. 1be completed certified record is due from both the 3200m runner-up from a · fahd to ualify Rutland still without fiscal officer i:'"lileragothird strai~t~ to Columbus in that t::ventafter fmishiog fifth widl a time of 12:05.92 - 20 scooeds slower than her district tide one week .ago. Adkins was also sixth in die i600nuun wilhatime ofS:3l.48. . But .the ladies" regi~ three-peat was not die only good fommes to fall • Gallia Academy at MHS, as senior Luke Watts bec!I!!M' the second Blue Devil polevaulter ·in four years to moveGiftothebigbestlevel inCoOhio.l · . Di . • • ~ ete results of lhe Sou~t 1evtston · 11 Uk' and F'dd CJb~nion:c at B ville are a!aitablc '::n dae~ ~t ·www,baumspage.oom. ERAC up to date on the formalities of the case up until this point. The air permit-to-install regulates air emissions from the proposed facility's two coal-fired utility boilers, a natural gas-fired aux.iliary boiler, a gypsum, bottom oil and fl~ ash landfill , material handhng equipmel)t and cooling cells that would he built along Ohio 124 in Letart Falls . . BY BETH SERGENT aseRGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM 0BDUARIES .. ... INsiDE •• FREE DELIVERY zna ZBD-1)-n.l • JM; lurllt!S .-....,..aun .. 7 tt ......,.. "' nn •:::It:!:l-'C...,.~:uuii:C N&btbJAFr eT.JtiO nw:w:aa .......... U 'l1tAtn. 'Ill).... 7 I ·~:2M ~ 4Z" '-'f....... lwi'a'' ' 3-in-1 n-l:e 4d. ............('..... otll. . . .__.. . . . . . . . . . ' M I • •231P V-IWiu:QW . . . .................................................................................... , . S1NIF Roan IEWSIIIIVOM.YSEMTliiEL.COM MIDDLEPORT . .• , 1 '! "* was held recently at the Riverbeod Arts Council. Jim Mourning p:isc:nted tbe Middleport High School AJumni Scholarship to Ktny Gibbs, son o( Greg and llobio Gibbs, grandson of 1946 alumnae Dorotby 01ilds Gibbs. Nancy Roller Cale presented $400 Su.SIIII Parle: Memorial Scholarsbips to lJif'(l ll' 7 JtiM* . •23tr ...... ' =4V-1\::oin0111 ..... ... , , , , ... fl ............ - . 1 7 :1 •••, f •a.ns.,.r~wt t• ...._ ...too..... ' Annie's Mailbox ~. Oassifieds Comics ~ 463 INDUSTRY DRIVE • JACKSON, OH 45640 {740) 286-2139 .. ltlovi::es ,..,...-...- _,..... .... ... -...... 17_ ..M..,._ ........... ,_•,.,... .,.._.12 ___......,__._...........................:... .. .,:-....... ......,_...._. .. . .._.._ ....I;IIIIrit,.,..,.__. ftll lil , ................ ,. . . ·--. . _-.. ., ................... 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IU I · fl me-btlzzd.AS of over $75,000 from the · Susan G. Padl: Fund. The board of trustees is Judy Sauer Crooks, Nancy Roller Cale, and Cinda Sauer Harris. Recipients must have a grade point average of at least 3.5 and be a direct descendant of a Middlepon alumnus. The Crawford-GrayLewis Scholarship was presented by Nancy Miller Beaver to Patti Vining, daughter of Greg and Brenda Vllling. ~fi-•-W"tt Archers at Ohio State House . Sojka named · URG president STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYOALLYSENTINELCOM RIO GRANDE Gregory S. S'ojka. Ph.D .. has been appointed president of the University of Rio •Grande. He and three others were appointed to administrative positions by the Board of Trustees of the university. Board Chairman Steven t.M 8 . Chapman announced several high administrative appointments 10 go inlo effect immediately. . "Appointment of these individuals is long overdue." Chapman . said. "Each haspafmned admir.,bly over the past tWo yean;, and has repeatedly proven their Gregory s. abilities. The Sojka, Ph.D. Board takes great pride in making these . Blllbara "'Bobbie.. Hatfield. PhD .. was appointed Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and Barry Thompson. PhD. was named Dean 'Of the College of liberal Arts and Sciences. All three have served as interims in these positions since January. 2006. ~. Nallonal C~agantiiWI r- • . anx>intJnents." 1he 2.0112 Ohio Stlltt c. ~ lloUCAI... Ull 1lbenl al1he Mai~Aid•r Team wtidl D:lk hallie a 11.-l anllll a1d •Y ctaf\llonahip .in 1he al •• *"'J tiChool d;;{ --hanoredl-illylf1he Ohio Slllla Howe •OhiO'strlf tl hiiiAod•r Nao . 4J!t*nd" lily . . honornl indude We~~llw · . ............ -1;16c. ............ ..,~._._t.,.._Cit~- Emily ~Catherine Alleman, daughter of Jeff and Susanna Alleman, granddaughter of 1951 alumnus tosooe Wllle. who I1COl!:ll'ltAI the award in her beU!f. Kaley Nicole Davis, daughter of Tun aud Connie Davis; ganddaughter of 1958 ,almrmae Carol Blaker Oiler; Brandon Gene Dodsoo, daughter of Brit Dodson and Jodi MOO'OW, great-grandson of 1931 alunma R.utb Biggs Dodson; Leslie Lynn Kitchen, daughter of Todd and Mary Kitchen, gnmddaughter of "' INDEX REASOR OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CO. - The annual Middl~ High School Alumni Banquet a-........... c.a.,.. ........... .·u a , -- . MiddlepOrt alumni award scholarships WFA'DIEil ·•r .... ,.._ ,. <I . fiee·-AS TIIEF S.' • lhe Rivw.Qty fillips wll tate aldie 10M on .a 1:01D8dic: romp through the schemes of two blaok 511MP trying to sneak Into their g andl111hao"s wll and llVDid a bln ahat1t i!' 'tie, Cheal and Genuflect" at 7 p.m. June 13 and 14 at Meigs Elen•'llai'f Sdlool. Acast of eight is ()onstantly nnting into and out of closets, opening and shutting doors, climbing up and down .stairs. To 81 this, Md mistlllfen Ji!:lal'llllies, trading partners and places, a baby, a nun and plastic flowers. Cast memh"'s DiXie Sayre, Tom Reed, Seltl Algabtite and Nathan Becker are pictured in a soene from the farce. • Fonner re s'denl rtanlld ()()lllllalder. See . . . A3 •. Ky. and Ohio battle Over- boUlder pJftecj from )river. ·See , . A3 • Local Briefs. . . RUTLAND - Despite hiring a new fiscal officer in April, the Village of Rutland is still hoping to fill the position . after newly hired. Lynn ' Ramage resigned the post. Before Ramage resigned the post, Mayor Lowell Vance said she told council that she felt Laura Curtis, the newly hired water/sewer clerk could do the job and was quick to pick up on training. Vance said council asked Ramage to think about resigning at its last meetin,g but if she did decide to leave the position, council seemed agreeable to consider Curtis for the position. Vance said at this time both Curtis and Middleport Fiscal Officer Susan Baker (formerly Rutland 's Fiscal Officer) are helping with the duties of the office. A final decision on whether or not council will hire Curtis for additional duties as fiscal officer will likely come up at next week· s regular meeting. Ramage was hired as fiscal officer for 20 · hours a week at $7.50 per hour for the flfSt sill. months with the pay rate to be increased Gille wa fl .. • ·-....,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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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