http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2d4deea3d74b699a43caed729035a5dc.pdf 5a92359e5220e696bdef78d585a48a07 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com ' Monday, August 18, 2008 Green Edwards get fi.fth·Cup win of season Volquez leads Reds to 7-3 win BY MIKE HARRIS BY JoE KAY ASSOC IATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROOKLY N. Mich . - Look out Kyle CINCINNATI - A little Busch, here comes Carl Edwards. rest was all that' Edinson Edwards completed a weekend sweep at Volquez needed. Michigan lmernationa l Speedway on . A revived Volquez pitched Sunday, beating NASCAR Sprint Cup seven shutout inni ngs and points leader Busch off pit road on their last· traded up-and-in . fastball> stops and driving off for his ti fth Cup win of with counterpart Kyle Lohse t:te season and second in the last three races. on Sunday. lead ing the Busch. who has eight Cup wins. w<t.>j u' t Cincinnati Reds to a 7-3 vicahead of Edwards ,when they pitted under tory that ended the St. Loui s cau tion on Ia& 1 .~0 of the 200- lap 3M Cardina ls' four-game winPerformance 4 ). but Edward' beat the 23ning streak . year-old star out of tlte pits. . Despite getting only three David Ragan and June Michigan win ner hits off Volquez ( 15-5), the Dale Earnhardt Jr. had stayed on trac k and Cardinals headed hoine in a were running 1-2. bu t Edwards easily passeq good frame of mind . St. them on the restart on lap IH3 to retake the Louis went 6-4 on its trip and lead, then held off Busch on .another restart got hints that its offense in with .two l ap~ to go and gave Roush Fenway c6ming around in time for a Racing co-owner Jack Roush hi s 20th '''Crrun at the NL wild card . The all vic torv on the 2-mile Michigan oval. Cardinals rem ain close Edwards. who turned 2~ Otl Friday. aiso behind Mil wa ukee fo r the won the Nationwide Serie' race Saturday. AP photo playoff spot.. becoming only the seco nd driver to win both Carl Edwards holds Qp the trophy after winThey cou ldn ' 1 get to races . Furm~r Roush driver Mark Martm d1d ·ning the NASCAR 3M Perfo·rmance 400 auto Volquez, who has been one it in 1993. race at Michigan International Speedway in of Cinci nnati's few bright "The key was my crew today," Edwards Brooklyn, Mich. Sunday. spots. The Reds have lost 17 said. "My ~u ys did an unbelie vable job getof their last 22 games, putting ll,oush Fenway teammates Greg Biffle and them on course for an eighth ting me oft pit road. "Thi s is unbel ievable. We're winning Matt Ken scth, who bounced off' the wall straight losi ng season. . races. We're gearin g up for the Cha.se. I' m passing Martin, now driving a Chevrolet for Troy Glaus ' single off feeling stronger than ever. We're here to w1 n Dale Earnhardt Inc., on the last lap . · Earnhardt Jr., who appeared to have one of c hampionshi~s. That's what we're shooting for.' ' . the strongest cars in the earl y goi ng, With just three races left unt il the start of bounced oil the wal l in hea vy traff1 c the Chase for the championship. Edwards moments after being passed by Ed\vards on CLEVELAND (A P) moved a little closer to Busch in the seeding the late restart. He pitted and wound up finJerem y Sowers and two ' process, which gives drive rs making the I0- is hing 23rd. relievers cooled off Los race postseason a I0-point bonus for each Earnhardt held onto fourth place in the Angeles' lineup and the victorv. Edwards lost one of tho.se 10-point standings, but several other dnvers took a bonuses to a penalty earl y in the season. but big hit in the race for the Chase. Kasey Cleveland Indians handed would still be just40 points beh in d Busch if Kahne, who tiuished 40th with an engtne the Angels a rare se ries loss, the Chase began next week. fa ilure. fe ll to I Irh and Haml in. who wound winning the deciding game "That's a part of it." Edwards said. ''Ten up 39th,'dropped to 12th, the fina l spot in the of a three-game series 4-3 on p'oints is I0 points. The beauty of it is keep- Chase, just 26 points ahead of both Clint Sunday, It was the Angels' first ing Kyle from getting 10 points. He's so fast Bowyer and Ragan, tied for 13th. series loss to an A.!., opponent . you can t give him any rooq1 ." Two-time reigning Cup champion Jimmie Edwards was fullin g away at the end. Johnson and Hendrick Motorsports Learn- since a three-game sweep in · building a lead o nearly .1.5 seconds befo re mate Jeff Gordo n, a four-time series champi- Tampa Bay from May 9- 11 . They hadn't lost any series Denny Hamlin 's blown engine brought out on. also had a tough day. 0 the seventh and tinal caution !lag of the day The two were involved in a th ree-wide since dropping two of three on lap 195 of the 200-lap event. That moved bumping incident with two-time Cup cham- interleague games to the Los Busch's Toyota right up to the rear bumper pion Tony Stewart. Johnson had to pit Imme- Angeles Dodgers from June of Edwards', Ford as the green tlag waved fo r diately with a cut ·tire. lost a lap and wound 27-29. Sowers (2-6) gave up eight the fina l rime for the start of lap 199, but it up 17th after spinning through the grass on wasn' t close as Edwaids pu lled out to a 15 the linal lap. The damage to Gordon's car ·hits but onl y two earned runs car-length victory. from the bump ' hawed up a f~w laps later over 6 2-3 innings for 'his Asked about the championship , Busch whe n he cut a tire and hit the wall , se nding tirst win in fi ve starts. He said. "Carl' s rig ht there. He has been al l him to the garage for repairs. He fini shed aga iit struggled in the first year. Yeah, it\ a 20-point swing. We've got 42nd. inning, allo'Wing two runs. In to live with it. Hopefully. we ct~n make 11 up Johnson remained third in the standings, 15 starts, Sowers has given someplace else," but Gordon fell from sixth to ninth. 82 points up 15 runs in the orcning · inning. · · Ragan held on to fini sh third, fo llowed by in front of Bowyer and Ragan. David Weathers ended the threw 96 mph fastballs and shutout in the eighth. and the was nearly unhittable at the Card inals scored twice in the outset Sunday, allowing only ninth off Francisco Cordero. one ball out of the infield in Jay Bruce and Jeff the first four innings. Adam Keppinger had run-sco ring Kennedy got the Cardinals' singles off Lohse (13-6), who 11rst hit, a line-drive single to helped the Cardinals" injury- cemer with one out in the depleted rotation get through tifth. the fir" half of the season but The pitcher-vs.-pitcher has ; li pped into a slump cif matchup turned intngumg his own, losing three ot h1 s later in the fifth. last fou r "arts. Brandon . When Lohse came to bat Phillips hit a three-run homer with two runners a boar~ . in the scven.th off Jaime Volquez threw a fastball that sailed past his head. Volquez Garcia . Volquez didn ' t let it hap- led off the bottom of the pen. inning and got an identical The 25 year-old pitcher up-and-in fastba ll on Lohse's looked run -dow n alter he first pitch, prompting plate made · hi ' fir" All-Star umpire Greg Gibson to warn appeo rance in Jul y. In ,his both dugouts. . The drama .ended ·there, next four starts, he ~ave up nearly " run per innmg. tli s thou gh not the debate. control was a linle off. hi s Volquez hit Felipe Lopez in · pi tches were a little fl at and the' side with a pitch in the his innings were pi ling ·up. ~eve nth - Gibson deemed it Manager Dusty Baker gave an accident - and Cardinals him two extra days of rest manager Tony ·La Russa before hi s last start. and it argued vain ly from the fixed the problem . du gout. trying to get Volquez Volqucz was back in form out of the game . lost Tuesday <Jt Pittsburgh, They couldn't get to giving up only one rLII(I He . Volquez that way, eitheL .. . ~ . ·D~ ,ail_ v o,S entinel ··a J ir• t ~ is prig~ed QD 100% QSA Rt;eycled ~aper at 1 Sizemore then fo ught off an inside fastba ll that jammed him, blooping an RBI single to right -center. The Angels had scored 164 runs in . their previous 26 games and quickly added to that total. Singles by Figgins, Aybar and Mark Teixeira to opeiJ the game gave them a l-0 lead. When Teixeira's soft single to center hopped past Sizemore for an error, the runners went to second and third. Aybar then scored on a grounder by Vladimir Guerrero, though Teixeira was out trying for third. Cleveland's Franklin Gutierrez had three singles for his tirst three-hit game since April 29. His two-run single off Angels starter Joe , Saunders with the bases loaded and two outs in th~ bottom of the first tied it at 2. . .)0 CENTS • Vnl. ;;8 , :>.io. :!8 SPORTS · ·• USA hoops rout Germany. See Page Bl . . .& , . , . , , . , 0BITUARIFS Page AS • Mary E. Bowen, 85 INSIDE ~ ~-- ~g~. 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"Thi s accident was caused by a ve hi cle operated at speeds in excess of 80 miles per hour over the crest of a hill. (Ridenour) was operating at 43 mil es per hour on a road a mile fr.om hi s home." ''It is sad an innocent young man lost his life, bur the cause of the accident was reckless speed, not Keith Ridenour." Ridenour's trial was set fo r Oct. 16. He was released from court on a $1.000 personal recog ni zance bond. J. REED . CI~ssifieds Comics B5 Editorials A4 Movies As As Sports Weather , MIDDLEPORT Outsourcing of income tax coll ections has already begun to save the Village of Middleport money. A' year ago, the village voted to eliminate its inhouse income tax department in favor of a contract with the Regional , Income Tax Administration, a non-profit a11ency made up of member vtllages and cities. RITA now processes all income tax · withholding and income tax returns and deposits the revenue in a village account. RITA charges three percent of collections for its service. Fi scal 'Officer Susan Baker said the village paid $98.79 for RITA's services in July, the first month RITA was m charge of collecting taxes .for the village. She said some businesses continue to send their withholding payments to the village, but said other than that, the transition to RITA has been a smooth one. When the village first · voted to contract with RITA as a' cost savings, the village's finance committee estimated the' annual savings at $40,000. The village operated its own income tax department, staffed by a ful)-time administrator, for $50,000. Administrator Carol Howe Cantrell, also oversaw the villag.e's workers compensation and insurance programs, and was paid a salary of $26,500. Costs of health insurance and retirement placed the costof employing her at over $40,000 per year. "It promises to be a huge savings for the village over a year's time," Baker told village council last week. ' I . ,., FREE :> ·~ . ·. BACKPACk SUPPLIES K·6 GRADE & SCHOOl .•ANY , , Both Sargent/photo Tyler (left) and Ryan (right) Kennedy pick up their free backpacks full of school supplies from Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy. Also pictured is Ed Zatta (center), owner of Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy in Pomeroy which is giving away school supplies and backpacks, free of charge, to students in kindergarten-sixth grades while supplies last. . Help with baCk to school supplies pick up free school supplies at the pharmacy at no charge with no purchase required. The only requirement is that students are accompanied by a parent when picking up .the supplies contained in their own free backpack. Ed Zatta, owner of Swisher & Lohse, said he has around $8 ,000 worth of school supplies to give away to students. The backpacks are stuffed with basic school supplies such as pencils. glue sticks, crayons, tablets, fold ers, rulers, scissors,' etc. For those that pick up the supplies they can register for a BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - With consumers paying more for everything (rom food to gasoline, paying for sc hool supplies is yet another necessary· risi ng expense but one Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy is helping to ease this year. Students in kindergarten through sixth grades in the Bend Area. incl uding those in the Eastern, Meigs, Southern Local , Sc hool Distri\:ts and those in the Mason, W.Va. area can drawing for a free iPod. . Zatta said he consulted with administrators from the Meigs Local School Di strict on what to stock the backpacks with but stressed any student in grades K-6 from any school district are eligible to pick up the stuffed backpacks while s upplies last. In fact. yesterday Tyler and Ryan Kennedy, third graders at Eastern , were in to pick up I heir free backpacks with supplies. Zatta said the idea came from a · de sire to invol ve the pharmacy in doing "something for the kids." Southern fitness center set to open Sept. 1 STAFF REPORT 'NEWS@ MYDAILYSENTINEL COM RA1 INE The Sodtlt rn Local CommunityFitne• Center located at the high 1s'chool will be up an •• running soon with a current · OPfnlrig date of Sept. l. · ll,outlfern 'had anticipated that the center be in operation by July, however, grant ' BY DIANE POTTORFF DPOTTORFFOMYDAILYREGtSTEA.COM · mane)! did not become available until June 30. Southern had anti cipated LAKIN, W.Va . Troopers with the Mason County Detachment of the West Virginia State Police took to the skies and the Bv DIANE POTTORFF ground once again 'last oPOTTORFF@MYOAILYREGISTER.coM week and found more marijuana growing ·in Mason GALLIPOLIS - FERRY. County, W.Va. - An iovestigation On Friday, troopers, with of one woman on charges of the aid of a National Guard helicopter, found another sexual assault has also led 4, 700 marijuana plants to the arrest of her neighbor growi ng in six plots in the on a charge of possession of Gallipoli s Ferry area. marijuana. On Friday, deputies with according to Sgt. E.B . the Mason County Sheriff's Starcher, detachment comDep<~rtme nt arrested Ann mander. With a street val ue of $2,000 per plant, th~t's M. "Sissy'' Thacker, 30, of $9,400,000 seized by the Gall ipolis Ferry, Sheriff Scott Simms announced in a local agency. new s .release . Please see Seized, AS Simms said Thacker was tliose funds at the beginning of the month . Last week new windows were to be installed in the fa ci lity, and new fi tness equipment has been ordered . "People are anxious for us to open," said Southern Superintendent Tony Deem. "We apologize that things are.going slower than anticipated. but we arr. excited that yes indeed ·our project is becoming a real ity." Deem noted : "Cardiovascular equi pment and muscle toning equip- ' ment has been ordered. It is anticipated that the equip_ment will be here in two weeks. Then we will have to take some time fqr installation and we should be up and running." The project will be implemented in two phasfi sca l year. es this Southern re ceived a $50,000 grant from the Nelso nvi lle Osteopathic Heritage Fouw;lation . This year's money wi ll come in · two phases, as approval of the 'first implementation phase in analyzed. Successful implementation could mean another $50,000 for the .Southern di strict next year. The equipment tha t has been ordered is indu strial quality equipment much Plene He Fitness. AS Gallipolis Ferry wo~an arrested for sexual assault ·. ' Obituaries •. J. vehicular homi" passenger in the second cide, two counts of operat- vehicle, driven by his father, ing a motor ve hicle and Kenneth , died at the scene. POMEROY - A Long improper handling of a Ridenour's attorney, Bottom man has appeared on firearm in a motor vehicle. Charles H. Kni ght of charges t1led in connection He appeared' Monday·before Pomeroy, appeared in court with the ·death of a teenager Judge Fred W. Crow Ill. with Ridenour. He said he who died in an August; 2007 · According to the Ohio plans to prove the fatal acciaccident near Chester. State Highway PatroL . dent was·caused by the high Keith G. Ridenour, 64, has Ridenour was drivin g il speed of Ri ggs' car, and not been indicte.d in Meig s vehicle wh ich struck <moth- by negli ge nce ' on County ·common Pl eas er on Ohio 248 on Aug. 13, Ridenour 's part . . Court on two counts of 2007 . Devin Rig gs, 15. a Ri ggs was released from BY BRIAN BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Nearly 5,000 manJuana plants seized Details on Page AS c tl Man a••t·aigne~ jn traffic fatality case BY BRIAN lWhlll Quanddes llsU Spruco lutnber TUESUAY, AUGUST 19, :!008 Pr;ntednn 100% Recycled Newsprint ·BREEO@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Raising funds for a playground. See Page A3 · •, Newspaper: Ohio teac~r background checks not done. See Page A3 • For the Record. ·az1aioaY£raia"oioa . . Income tax outsourcing already saving Middleport money ~ . . fP.iiCiS:iiiilj}.~ en Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Indians take 2 of 3 from Angels The left-hander earned his tirst home win in 13 start s at Progressive Field since beating Detroit on Aug. 25, 2006. Rafael Perez · struck oul three over I 1-3 perfect inning s and Jensen Lewis gave up two hits in the nilllh, but earn ed hi s third save. Juan Rivera blooped a si ngle to center to open the ninth. · Gary Matthews ran for. Rivera and was sacri ficed to second by pinch-hitter Sean Rodriguez. Pinchhitter Kendry Mor-ales singled Matt hews to thi rd before Lew is got . Chane Figgins on an infie ld popour. and Erick Aybar to fo ul out to left field. :· Cleve land took a 4-3 lead in the sixtl1 agai nst Justin Speier ( 1-6 ). 'Sal Fasano hit a leadoff double and was sacrificed to third . Grady Southern Back to School Motorcycle Run, A3 t!t"h Y,Qu~ B Section A.5 © 2oo8 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. charged with two counts of fe lon y sex ual assault , five counts · of felony child neglect causing bodil y Ann Thacker injury and one count of felony possessiOn of a_ controlled substance .- manJuana with intent to ?ehver. The shenff s department had been . cond~ctmg an extens1ve mvesugat1on of the sexual assault and chtld neglect charges of three . juveniles ran gi ng in age from 3 to 15 years old, Simms said . The· alleged crimes occurred Aug. 12-13 and Aug. 15. Thacker is apparently related to all three victims . Simms said a search warrant was obtained by Senior Deput~ Enck Lynch and Lt. Jeff Fields for Thacker's home on Crab Creek Road as well as her vehicle. The search · resulted m . the deputtes findmg addtlional evidence and mformallon. Thacker was arrested by Lynch and Fields and was taken to magistrate court for arraignment. She appeared before Magistrate Gail Roush, who set ·bond at $250,000. She later was taken to the We stern Regional Jail in Barboursvi lle. As the deputies were investigating Thacker, the investigation led to the arrest of James D. Thompson, 68, of Gallipolis Ferry Saturday. Simms said Thompson was arrested on the charge PluH SH Arrest. AS �SALE The Daily Sentinel Page A2 Tuesday, August 19, 2008 PageA3 " The Daily Sentinel ••• \ '' Tuesday,August19,2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX d ~t 'On your own' ~{ solution is tough in my own home. S<J I .>tart-. ed t<J comp letely i!!nor~ her. Now another lady up th e ~.; : Dear A nnie : I arn 19. street is doing the same :~ : years old. A fami ly member thing . She wanh to go <Jut to - ,- sexu:illy abused me until the eat. shop. take trips . I harely age of 17. I re ported it . but know thi s woman, and she when I nectkd my parents has already told me her the m<"l. they were not comp lete fam il y hi story in · .there for me .. They were two m)lilbox episodes. · Are these people dcsper·: · upset about my accusation ··', and made me rec<int. ate fur companionship . . or .• ': I just finished my fi rst are they just us ing me as a year of col lege and seem to private counselor on whom be having trouble moving th ey can unload their per•: • on with my l ife and making sonal problems'' How do : ' friend s. I put my sel f in you slop people from taki<ig :i ; l heq<py a year ago. without up you r time''- Like My •' ·my pmetm ktiow in!!. but Solitude ii : \o mctime s I fee l rii1 !!elDear Solitude: You can !~ ' ling nowhere. if 's impn~" i - be a good neighbor without : tile for me to lct .go of th e be ing over whel med by ahuse. E1·ery time I read emotionally· needy people ; · about a sexual assault in who assu me you arc j ust as ;! :,the new spaper. I get scared eager fo r th eir company as , • :.and panic. · th ey me fur you rs. Whil e I real ly want to put thi s doi ng outdoin chores. si mbehind me and show my ply nod yo ur head to : : : abu ser itnd my parcms they acknow ledge them w hil e :: ;. didn ' t win. Huv. do I uu this fin ishing yo ur errands, the n :: on my own '' - A Survivor retu rn to your hou se. wave :; Dear Survivor: It 's very good bye and clp ~ the door. :: hard to Jo it "on your own." If you are sittin g on your '.· You not onlv have to de<il de ck. say, "Lo ui se. dear. ' · with the abus e. you also tlli s is my quie~ time and I 'd have to w me tu tenns with prefer not to be interrupted. · yo ur parents· alliluue and 1'-11 see you lat er." We don't lack of support . Pain ot: thi s recommend being rude. One · type uoe>n't disappear eas i- of these days you may be ly or quickl y. Yo u were glad for the compani onship. smart to get therapy and we Dear Annie: As a baseball hope yo u will co ntinue. You fan , I found vour co lumn also can contact the Rape, about sp itting very interest, Abuse & Incest )'Jatioiu <i ing. I do not know any sport , , · Network (rainn.org) at 1- other than baseball. whe re · ! ~: 800-656- HOP E ( J.goo- the players spit so much .·It i~ : 656-467:1). used to be because the y all ~ · Dear Annie: I am 66 chewed tobacco. Now that :- years oJd, rece ntly retired habit has just about disap, . and absolutely LOVE my peared and they chew wads ; . so l itqry lifesty le. I sew, of bubble. gum instead. If . , · , read, cook, bake. pamt and spilling in public is a cri me, ( • · garden - things I never had then the TV cameras have o; ·time for when I was work- an awful lot of evidence of ~ :· ing and raising a famil y. I · offenders. Dick in :·:.adore having my co ffee on Jacksonville, Fla. ,, :the deck while reading th e Dear Dick: 'W e' re not . : · morni ng paper. I have wail- sure a privatel y ow ued oo my entire life to reach ba seball stadium i s subject · - this poinl. ancll do not need·. to the local laws regarding "· or want company. However. pub lic sp itting. But it would • _. I am con stantly interru pted be nice to see · less of · it ,.· . by other peopl e who appar- broadcast into c\u r homes. ,· . enlly ha ve noth in~ else to ;\nnie's Mailbox is writ' . . do. They think hec:-mse they ten by Kathy Mitchell and are bored . · I should keep Marcy Sugar, longtime edi. them ent ertain ed. · ' · tors of the ;\1111 Lluulen· One 'neighbor actually column. Please e-mail your . . flagged me down while I question.• to anniesmailBY KATHY MITCHELL AND .MARCY SUGAR Jim ·Freeman/photos The Grand Champion Market Rabbit pen of Charles Harrison sold tor $500 to McDonald's of Pomeroy and Raven swood , W.Va . at Saturday's Junior Fajr Livestock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Shown are , from left: Rabbit Princess Sabra 'Bailey, ,Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Harrison . Fair K1ng Daniel Buckley and Roscoe Mills representing McDonald's ot Pomeroy and Ravenswood. The Reserve Champion Market Rabbit pen of Katlyn Barber sold for $425 to Ridenour Gas of Chester at Saturday Junior Fair Livestock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Shown are, from left: Rabbit Princess Sabra Bailey, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Barber, Courtney Kennedy, Janet Ridenour and Fair King Daniel Buckley. The Grand Champion Market Poultry Pen of Dominick Rhodes sold for $600 to McDonal<,l's of Pomeroy and Ravenswood , W.Va . at Saturday's Junior Fair Livestock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Shown are, from left : Poultry Princess Abigail Houser, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life, Rhodes, Roscoe Mills representing McDonald's of Pomeroy and Ravenswood, and Fair King Daniel Buckley. • ( • •' ' • :l,•1 ' Reserve Champion Market Poultry Pen of Carolanri Stewart sold for $625 to Vinton Fur at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday morning. Shown are, from left: Poultry Princess Abigail Houser, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullin s, Rickie Leddick representing Vinton Fur, Stewart, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life and Fair King Daniel Buckley. Reed and Bauer Insurance and . Mark Porter GMC Supercenter purchased Action Facemyer's Grand Champion Market Lamb for $ t ,000 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday. Shown are, from left: Paula and Jessica Dillon, representing Reed and Bauer Insurance, Mark Porter, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Facernyer, Fair King Daniel Buck!ey and Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life. Bob's Market and William's Logging purchased the Grand Champion Market Goat of Clayton Wood for $800 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Show Saturday. Shown are, from left: Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Scott. Williams of William 's Logging, Leonard Koenig representing Bob's . Market, Wood , Fair King Daniel Buckley, Goat Princess · Cara Amos and Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life . The Reserve Champion Market Lamb of CodY.. Bartrum sold for $900 to Pleasant. Valley Hospital at Saturday's Meigs County J_unior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Fair Queen Audrionna l?ullins, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Bartrum and Dorsal · · Keefer, representing PVH. Jimmy Stewart, candidate for State Senator, ;:tnd Jill Thompson, candidate for State Representative, purchased the Reserve Champion Market Goat of Daschle Facemyer for $750 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior· Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Thompson, Stewart, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Facemyer, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Goat Princess Cara Amos and Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life. Holzer (::linic purchased Kelsey Holter's Grand Champion Market Dairy Stee.r for $1,525 during Saturday's Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Fair King Daniel Buckley, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life, Holter, Mark Harvey from Holzer Clinic and Dairy Princess Laura Pullins,. t~ was in my car en route • 10 -------------------- 1 •• -- Farmers Bank purchased Audrionna Pullins' Reserve Brown Agency Nationwide and Eastman's Big Bend SaveChampion Market Dairy Steer for $1 ,425 during Saturday's A-Lot bought Robert Strohl's Grand Champion Market Hog Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from for $1,750 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock left: Shawn Arnott and Donna Schmoll from Fanners Bank, Sale. Shown are, from left: Fai~. Queen Runner-up Ashley Fair Que en Runner-up Ashley Life, Fair King Daniel . Life , Strohl, Doug Brown from Brown's Nationwide, Brent Buckley, Pullins and Dairy Princess Laura Pullins. Eastman from Eastman's Big Bend Save-A-Lot, Swine Princess Becca Chadwell and Swine Prince Mark Gibbs. ::;Community Calendar -·· - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - Shelly Materials Inc. purchased Jackie jordan's Reserve Champion Market Hog for $1 ,250 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Jordan, Swine Princess Becca Chadwell, Fair Queen R'unner-up Ashley Life, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Mike Gard . representing . Shelly Materials, Swine Prince Mark Gibbs. ~ ,, ' ' Reunions • Mike Bartrum, candidate for Meigs Cou11ty Commissioner, purchased the Grancj Champion Market Commercial Steer of Farmers Bank and Savings Company purchased' the Alyssa Newland for $3,400 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior Reserve Champion Market Commercial Steer of Wade Fair Livestock Show. Shown are, from left: Bartrum, Beef Collins for $2,000 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Princess Mallory Nicodemus, 'Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Sale . Saturday. Shown are , from l~ ft: Shawn Arnott, repreLife, Newland, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair King Daniel . senting Farmers Bank , 'Beef Princess Mallory Nicodemus, Buckley and Meigs County Little Mister Gus Kennedy. Fair Queen Audrionha Pullins, · Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life,·Collins, and Fair King Daniel Buckley. Left: Karr Contracting purchased the Reserve Champion Market Dairy Feeder of Brenna Holter for $2,300 at the Meigs County Jur:ior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday afternoon. Shown are, from left : Tom Karr, Fair Queen Runn er-up Ashl ey Life, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Holter and Dairy Princess Laura Pull ins. · • • Sunday, Aug•.24 ,, MASON COUNTY, W.Va. - . The Weaver reunion wi ll ' .be held at the We" Virginia Stat e Farm· Mu seum Ki tc hen : ·; located north of Point Pleasant on Fairground Road .. Doors ~:: ope n al II a.m., potluck lunch at I p.m. Meat. drink and ' : · table se rvi ce furni shed. Relatives, fa mily and fri ends wel;: :;come. For more in formation contact Dora, 304-882-2 983 . • Bob's Market purchased the Grand Champion Market Dairy Feeder of Taylor Parker for $1 ,000 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday. Shown are, from left: Leonard Koenig, representing Bob's Market, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life , Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins , .Fair King Daniel Buckley, Parker and Dairy Princess Laura Pullins . To see more newsphotos from our photographers go to www.mydailysentinel.com ~...-:~"~~ You c~ order reprints ~d '\~ :;;.;_~a' photo gtfts of your favonte : :; : photos there too. • • Submitted photo The Third Annual Back to School Motorcycle Run is set tor Saturday at Southern Elementary. Regi stration begins at t 1 a.m., dcior prizes begin at t 1 :30 a.m. ancJ the ride starts at noon . There is a $10 p!Jr motorcycle entry tee with a meal deal made available for $5. The run is sponsored by the K-8 PTO. All proceeds benefit various s tud ent activities, such as field trips, for the upcoming school year at Southern Elementary. • Meigs County Fair "Thank You" Ads SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER ... Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. Youth events . Th esday, Aug. 19 '-' POM EROY- Meigs M iddle School will have an open hot1se for all sixth grade students and newly enrolled sludems 5 to 7 p.m . at the school. . Saturday, Aug: 25 SYRACUSE - Syracuse Nazarene Church Back to ·- ·school Blast.·3-6 p.m., water slide. food. games. pri zes . for : stuuents in kindergarten-eighth grades, free eve nt, ·bring ' Water gu ns and beach tuwds. .•' - Submi1ted photo hox@comcast.uet, or write :: : the groce ry store. I didn't to: Armie's Mailbox, RO. ·:-: kno w her name, yet she Box 118/90, Chicago, lL :;• spent 20 minutes on the side 6116/1 . To find out more .::of the street giv in g m'e all about Armie's Mailbox, : :: the detail s about · her hus- . ai1d read features by other :• : band leavi ng her. Anytime I Creators Syndicate writers '• went to the mailbox or sat and cartaoui.•ts, visit the ••! •: • on my deck. she· d drop by. I Creator~ Syndicate Web : :!:began to feel like a prisoner page at www.creators.com . .,.., ' God's NET . recently sponsored a car wash for the playground at Mulberry Community Center. Dee Rader, Coordinator of Ministries for God's NET, presented a $1,000 check to Nancy Thoene, office administrator. The fundraising goal tor the project is $ 12,000. ~> Newspaper: Ohio teacher ' . Please see Dave or Brenda. at the The Daily ~entinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. u .. ~····························:~~!!~~~~1:il 2. Col. x 5" r---------------- Weekday 1 Col. x 2" $67.80 Weekday Sunday $13.56 $103.50 Sunday. $20.70 ' I '---:---...,.------' I ITmrmJ~I i 1~ 'Zj(Ut .2Col. :: 1 Col. x 3" - Weekday '$20.34 Sunday $31.05 X 4" .weekday $54.24 Sunday $82.80 ' --~------------~~ >background checks not done " . COLUM BUS (AP) and federal background .•: · Hundreds of longtime edu- checks Lmder a law passed ' • . ·.cators will return to their last year. classrooms in the next few In mid-Ju ly. the state · weeks before tl1e state' has heal th department maileu : · performed required buck- postcards to 12,00() educa- . • ground checks on th em. . tors whose resu Its hadn 't • The Columbus Di spatch been received yet. .: . ·reported Sunduy that the The department's priori; slate isn' t requ iring f'inge~- ty i s to check new prints to be submitted Llllttl licensees first before look• Sept. 5. A backlog in feeler- ing at longtime employees. background checks Jim Miller, who oversees • al means it cou ld be muc.h licensure and discipline for longer before the Ohio the, department, says he 's Department of Educa tion co nfident til e check s on longtim e educators won't ·· exam ines the results. ' • · All schoo l workers must tu rn t< p any significant he fingerprinted for stale cri minal history. · 2 Col. x 3" Weekday $40.68 Sunday $62.10 • 2 Col. x 2" Weekday $27.12 Sunday ""'", .40 ~~~ Borders and Artwork ~ �SALE The Daily Sentinel Page A2 Tuesday, August 19, 2008 PageA3 " The Daily Sentinel ••• \ '' Tuesday,August19,2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX d ~t 'On your own' ~{ solution is tough in my own home. S<J I .>tart-. ed t<J comp letely i!!nor~ her. Now another lady up th e ~.; : Dear A nnie : I arn 19. street is doing the same :~ : years old. A fami ly member thing . She wanh to go <Jut to - ,- sexu:illy abused me until the eat. shop. take trips . I harely age of 17. I re ported it . but know thi s woman, and she when I nectkd my parents has already told me her the m<"l. they were not comp lete fam il y hi story in · .there for me .. They were two m)lilbox episodes. · Are these people dcsper·: · upset about my accusation ··', and made me rec<int. ate fur companionship . . or .• ': I just finished my fi rst are they just us ing me as a year of col lege and seem to private counselor on whom be having trouble moving th ey can unload their per•: • on with my l ife and making sonal problems'' How do : ' friend s. I put my sel f in you slop people from taki<ig :i ; l heq<py a year ago. without up you r time''- Like My •' ·my pmetm ktiow in!!. but Solitude ii : \o mctime s I fee l rii1 !!elDear Solitude: You can !~ ' ling nowhere. if 's impn~" i - be a good neighbor without : tile for me to lct .go of th e be ing over whel med by ahuse. E1·ery time I read emotionally· needy people ; · about a sexual assault in who assu me you arc j ust as ;! :,the new spaper. I get scared eager fo r th eir company as , • :.and panic. · th ey me fur you rs. Whil e I real ly want to put thi s doi ng outdoin chores. si mbehind me and show my ply nod yo ur head to : : : abu ser itnd my parcms they acknow ledge them w hil e :: ;. didn ' t win. Huv. do I uu this fin ishing yo ur errands, the n :: on my own '' - A Survivor retu rn to your hou se. wave :; Dear Survivor: It 's very good bye and clp ~ the door. :: hard to Jo it "on your own." If you are sittin g on your '.· You not onlv have to de<il de ck. say, "Lo ui se. dear. ' · with the abus e. you also tlli s is my quie~ time and I 'd have to w me tu tenns with prefer not to be interrupted. · yo ur parents· alliluue and 1'-11 see you lat er." We don't lack of support . Pain ot: thi s recommend being rude. One · type uoe>n't disappear eas i- of these days you may be ly or quickl y. Yo u were glad for the compani onship. smart to get therapy and we Dear Annie: As a baseball hope yo u will co ntinue. You fan , I found vour co lumn also can contact the Rape, about sp itting very interest, Abuse & Incest )'Jatioiu <i ing. I do not know any sport , , · Network (rainn.org) at 1- other than baseball. whe re · ! ~: 800-656- HOP E ( J.goo- the players spit so much .·It i~ : 656-467:1). used to be because the y all ~ · Dear Annie: I am 66 chewed tobacco. Now that :- years oJd, rece ntly retired habit has just about disap, . and absolutely LOVE my peared and they chew wads ; . so l itqry lifesty le. I sew, of bubble. gum instead. If . , · , read, cook, bake. pamt and spilling in public is a cri me, ( • · garden - things I never had then the TV cameras have o; ·time for when I was work- an awful lot of evidence of ~ :· ing and raising a famil y. I · offenders. Dick in :·:.adore having my co ffee on Jacksonville, Fla. ,, :the deck while reading th e Dear Dick: 'W e' re not . : · morni ng paper. I have wail- sure a privatel y ow ued oo my entire life to reach ba seball stadium i s subject · - this poinl. ancll do not need·. to the local laws regarding "· or want company. However. pub lic sp itting. But it would • _. I am con stantly interru pted be nice to see · less of · it ,.· . by other peopl e who appar- broadcast into c\u r homes. ,· . enlly ha ve noth in~ else to ;\nnie's Mailbox is writ' . . do. They think hec:-mse they ten by Kathy Mitchell and are bored . · I should keep Marcy Sugar, longtime edi. them ent ertain ed. · ' · tors of the ;\1111 Lluulen· One 'neighbor actually column. Please e-mail your . . flagged me down while I question.• to anniesmailBY KATHY MITCHELL AND .MARCY SUGAR Jim ·Freeman/photos The Grand Champion Market Rabbit pen of Charles Harrison sold tor $500 to McDonald's of Pomeroy and Raven swood , W.Va . at Saturday's Junior Fajr Livestock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Shown are , from left: Rabbit Princess Sabra 'Bailey, ,Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Harrison . Fair K1ng Daniel Buckley and Roscoe Mills representing McDonald's ot Pomeroy and Ravenswood. The Reserve Champion Market Rabbit pen of Katlyn Barber sold for $425 to Ridenour Gas of Chester at Saturday Junior Fair Livestock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Shown are, from left: Rabbit Princess Sabra Bailey, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Barber, Courtney Kennedy, Janet Ridenour and Fair King Daniel Buckley. The Grand Champion Market Poultry Pen of Dominick Rhodes sold for $600 to McDonal<,l's of Pomeroy and Ravenswood , W.Va . at Saturday's Junior Fair Livestock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Shown are, from left : Poultry Princess Abigail Houser, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life, Rhodes, Roscoe Mills representing McDonald's of Pomeroy and Ravenswood, and Fair King Daniel Buckley. • ( • •' ' • :l,•1 ' Reserve Champion Market Poultry Pen of Carolanri Stewart sold for $625 to Vinton Fur at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday morning. Shown are, from left: Poultry Princess Abigail Houser, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullin s, Rickie Leddick representing Vinton Fur, Stewart, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life and Fair King Daniel Buckley. Reed and Bauer Insurance and . Mark Porter GMC Supercenter purchased Action Facemyer's Grand Champion Market Lamb for $ t ,000 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday. Shown are, from left: Paula and Jessica Dillon, representing Reed and Bauer Insurance, Mark Porter, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Facernyer, Fair King Daniel Buck!ey and Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life. Bob's Market and William's Logging purchased the Grand Champion Market Goat of Clayton Wood for $800 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Show Saturday. Shown are, from left: Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Scott. Williams of William 's Logging, Leonard Koenig representing Bob's . Market, Wood , Fair King Daniel Buckley, Goat Princess · Cara Amos and Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life . The Reserve Champion Market Lamb of CodY.. Bartrum sold for $900 to Pleasant. Valley Hospital at Saturday's Meigs County J_unior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Fair Queen Audrionna l?ullins, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Bartrum and Dorsal · · Keefer, representing PVH. Jimmy Stewart, candidate for State Senator, ;:tnd Jill Thompson, candidate for State Representative, purchased the Reserve Champion Market Goat of Daschle Facemyer for $750 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior· Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Thompson, Stewart, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Facemyer, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Goat Princess Cara Amos and Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life. Holzer (::linic purchased Kelsey Holter's Grand Champion Market Dairy Stee.r for $1,525 during Saturday's Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Fair King Daniel Buckley, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life, Holter, Mark Harvey from Holzer Clinic and Dairy Princess Laura Pullins,. t~ was in my car en route • 10 -------------------- 1 •• -- Farmers Bank purchased Audrionna Pullins' Reserve Brown Agency Nationwide and Eastman's Big Bend SaveChampion Market Dairy Steer for $1 ,425 during Saturday's A-Lot bought Robert Strohl's Grand Champion Market Hog Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from for $1,750 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock left: Shawn Arnott and Donna Schmoll from Fanners Bank, Sale. Shown are, from left: Fai~. Queen Runner-up Ashley Fair Que en Runner-up Ashley Life, Fair King Daniel . Life , Strohl, Doug Brown from Brown's Nationwide, Brent Buckley, Pullins and Dairy Princess Laura Pullins. Eastman from Eastman's Big Bend Save-A-Lot, Swine Princess Becca Chadwell and Swine Prince Mark Gibbs. ::;Community Calendar -·· - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - Shelly Materials Inc. purchased Jackie jordan's Reserve Champion Market Hog for $1 ,250 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Shown are, from left: Jordan, Swine Princess Becca Chadwell, Fair Queen R'unner-up Ashley Life, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Mike Gard . representing . Shelly Materials, Swine Prince Mark Gibbs. ~ ,, ' ' Reunions • Mike Bartrum, candidate for Meigs Cou11ty Commissioner, purchased the Grancj Champion Market Commercial Steer of Farmers Bank and Savings Company purchased' the Alyssa Newland for $3,400 at Saturday's Meigs County Junior Reserve Champion Market Commercial Steer of Wade Fair Livestock Show. Shown are, from left: Bartrum, Beef Collins for $2,000 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Princess Mallory Nicodemus, 'Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Sale . Saturday. Shown are , from l~ ft: Shawn Arnott, repreLife, Newland, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair King Daniel . senting Farmers Bank , 'Beef Princess Mallory Nicodemus, Buckley and Meigs County Little Mister Gus Kennedy. Fair Queen Audrionha Pullins, · Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life,·Collins, and Fair King Daniel Buckley. Left: Karr Contracting purchased the Reserve Champion Market Dairy Feeder of Brenna Holter for $2,300 at the Meigs County Jur:ior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday afternoon. Shown are, from left : Tom Karr, Fair Queen Runn er-up Ashl ey Life, Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins, Fair King Daniel Buckley, Holter and Dairy Princess Laura Pull ins. · • • Sunday, Aug•.24 ,, MASON COUNTY, W.Va. - . The Weaver reunion wi ll ' .be held at the We" Virginia Stat e Farm· Mu seum Ki tc hen : ·; located north of Point Pleasant on Fairground Road .. Doors ~:: ope n al II a.m., potluck lunch at I p.m. Meat. drink and ' : · table se rvi ce furni shed. Relatives, fa mily and fri ends wel;: :;come. For more in formation contact Dora, 304-882-2 983 . • Bob's Market purchased the Grand Champion Market Dairy Feeder of Taylor Parker for $1 ,000 at the Meigs County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday. Shown are, from left: Leonard Koenig, representing Bob's Market, Fair Queen Runner-up Ashley Life , Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins , .Fair King Daniel Buckley, Parker and Dairy Princess Laura Pullins . To see more newsphotos from our photographers go to www.mydailysentinel.com ~...-:~"~~ You c~ order reprints ~d '\~ :;;.;_~a' photo gtfts of your favonte : :; : photos there too. • • Submitted photo The Third Annual Back to School Motorcycle Run is set tor Saturday at Southern Elementary. Regi stration begins at t 1 a.m., dcior prizes begin at t 1 :30 a.m. ancJ the ride starts at noon . There is a $10 p!Jr motorcycle entry tee with a meal deal made available for $5. The run is sponsored by the K-8 PTO. All proceeds benefit various s tud ent activities, such as field trips, for the upcoming school year at Southern Elementary. • Meigs County Fair "Thank You" Ads SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER ... Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. Youth events . Th esday, Aug. 19 '-' POM EROY- Meigs M iddle School will have an open hot1se for all sixth grade students and newly enrolled sludems 5 to 7 p.m . at the school. . Saturday, Aug: 25 SYRACUSE - Syracuse Nazarene Church Back to ·- ·school Blast.·3-6 p.m., water slide. food. games. pri zes . for : stuuents in kindergarten-eighth grades, free eve nt, ·bring ' Water gu ns and beach tuwds. .•' - Submi1ted photo hox@comcast.uet, or write :: : the groce ry store. I didn't to: Armie's Mailbox, RO. ·:-: kno w her name, yet she Box 118/90, Chicago, lL :;• spent 20 minutes on the side 6116/1 . To find out more .::of the street giv in g m'e all about Armie's Mailbox, : :: the detail s about · her hus- . ai1d read features by other :• : band leavi ng her. Anytime I Creators Syndicate writers '• went to the mailbox or sat and cartaoui.•ts, visit the ••! •: • on my deck. she· d drop by. I Creator~ Syndicate Web : :!:began to feel like a prisoner page at www.creators.com . .,.., ' God's NET . recently sponsored a car wash for the playground at Mulberry Community Center. Dee Rader, Coordinator of Ministries for God's NET, presented a $1,000 check to Nancy Thoene, office administrator. The fundraising goal tor the project is $ 12,000. ~> Newspaper: Ohio teacher ' . Please see Dave or Brenda. at the The Daily ~entinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. u .. ~····························:~~!!~~~~1:il 2. Col. x 5" r---------------- Weekday 1 Col. x 2" $67.80 Weekday Sunday $13.56 $103.50 Sunday. $20.70 ' I '---:---...,.------' I ITmrmJ~I i 1~ 'Zj(Ut .2Col. :: 1 Col. x 3" - Weekday '$20.34 Sunday $31.05 X 4" .weekday $54.24 Sunday $82.80 ' --~------------~~ >background checks not done " . COLUM BUS (AP) and federal background .•: · Hundreds of longtime edu- checks Lmder a law passed ' • . ·.cators will return to their last year. classrooms in the next few In mid-Ju ly. the state · weeks before tl1e state' has heal th department maileu : · performed required buck- postcards to 12,00() educa- . • ground checks on th em. . tors whose resu Its hadn 't • The Columbus Di spatch been received yet. .: . ·reported Sunduy that the The department's priori; slate isn' t requ iring f'inge~- ty i s to check new prints to be submitted Llllttl licensees first before look• Sept. 5. A backlog in feeler- ing at longtime employees. background checks Jim Miller, who oversees • al means it cou ld be muc.h licensure and discipline for longer before the Ohio the, department, says he 's Department of Educa tion co nfident til e check s on longtim e educators won't ·· exam ines the results. ' • · All schoo l workers must tu rn t< p any significant he fingerprinted for stale cri minal history. · 2 Col. x 3" Weekday $40.68 Sunday $62.10 • 2 Col. x 2" Weekday $27.12 Sunday ""'", .40 ~~~ Borders and Artwork ~ �Tuesday,August19,2008 PageA4 The Daily Sentinel McCain is right to The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 1> rnspncd undctli:mded ,;ll,tLks 011 ~1LCa111 111 Smith C:uollll.t 111 ::!tXKI. 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Cl' l\illlti V Wh.tl\ kcer111g til(' .:! 00~ J,;'l'e clu\e. des pite oven\ hclt11tn g \ okr hun f!c r l\1r ··l' h.lll!..!e'' ~m d dts:tflptm al ul RcpLthlr,·an'. P1 ~stde nt Buslt .1nd the st,;tus quo II vutcJ~ " Wrll v Hollon .' · Swr lt dc~u.le - m. t) he Todd)" Tuesd<~y. Aug. I<J. the 2J2nd day ol 200S Ther e Bn,l!" .ri1d · K.ul Rovl'· .rre .tltct 'cc tn g McC'.un aud .rre I 14 day s lett til the year -. horth.1nd lnr D ~ tlH lC I'.tlll donlllg d l.tLI ..,tllJLI!del Ob.ul!.r 111 tclev rsed dch.ttes ' roday's Hrghltgllltll Htstory On Aug 19. IX12 the USS ,ll'U".IIIOils. ,l!ld tile V.Ot ds In tim )l'.tt' s elect ron . - th .tt Oh,llll.t p.rsscs the Constr tut r(•n deic<~ted the Bllt!Sh lrr uatc Guerrrcrc oil Nov.r ,done i. ll l' \\ 1dl'l y du·cptcJ neit her McCarn till!' Oh.nn.r flllll'S S lC\ 1. my !..!ltc-Ss j.., tl1.11 Scotid dunng the W<~r of I XI?. • .;s proufol GOPd11ty tlllks h.t" he en dll) \\ l1 c1e ne.lr .ts he cuuld "' "'t he ete, llon hy On thts dale In 1807 Rohert Fulton\ North R11 cr Repuhltc ills cett.unl y did r,111 .rnd hopefull y. "l1cll\ nwr ~r n . So 'vk(atil Steamboat an rvcd 111 Alh<~ny. two days alter iedVIIlg New York ex ploit I<JHH Dcmocr.urc ,·,;n- wun't he. E.tlh h," hit L.m ·t he h!a~llcLI lo1 t'<li:,JII U In 19 18. "Yip' Y1p 1 Y<~phdnk." .r lllllstnd rcHte hy lrvrng drda te Mrcil.rel Oukakt s' llll - below tire he ll. tho.u )!h .ts m. tnv dnuhts .ts he Cdll Berltn teaturing A•my rec1U 1h lrom Camp Upton 111 luu~h o! LOll\ tL!eJ lll l ltcJCJCI :thout tib,un.t ML C.un LlldJgcd th.tt Yaphank. NY .. opened 011 Btoc~d~;ay. wrnr e Horton. but II IS" I all Ob.rnr.r · wmtld i< hc ,, w.11· to Thc1c are plenty to ex pl ('ll t In 1934. a plebrscrte rn Germany approved the vesting ol that I Iutton commttted r.tpc wtn an clcc llon ., Obanu ·:--. To the extent th.rt ''c·elcht ily' sole executrve power rn Adoll Httler .md t~s"'.tu lt aflcr ht s 1cleasc. po ltlll' S ~;uuld h.rve lust the was .t suh ..;t itute for "eht In I'142, dunng World War II. <~ho ul nJXX I C.m.rdr.m .111d relllf~Hl'lll !! douhh .tho ut lr:tq W.;r. hLtt McC un ca n't tsm." even 1h.11 m.ty he lc-!..!. it Bnttsh soldrers lullnchcd "drs,rstrous rard agarnst the Gcrm.tns D u k.tk l s' sf,_uJLt: on cnmc ptove tltcy wetc pollltec~ ll y rm.tte. although Htlton ~nd ,;t Dieppe. Ftc~n ce. sLrlfering mme than 50 perccllt cdsualtres In 2 00~. the Swift Bo,rt mot rv dtccl Spl'd JS t~JL' sL.uccl y sy mbol s In 1955. severe tlondrng rn the nurtbeastern US clarmed Vctct an s lor Truth dtd h.rve McC.u11 ch,;rged th.rt dur - of s11ohhery some 200 ltves. d k gt tllllttlc hcl'l agatnst tng Ob.tma·, lnp to Ewope . Mtll l' sc rHlU \ - .ulCI ,,]..,ll In 1960, a tnbunal 111 Mo scow convrctcd .Amcncan U2 Se11 Juhn Kc11 y, D-M.rss .. he chose to play basketball IC)! lltmat ely h.r<llL'd hy pilot Francrs Gary Powers ot espronugc \\ hn . a.. , dll .tllllw.u vcte-J.tn. 1.rthcr tlw1 vrsit woun<.led McCarn - arc ()b,;ma's In 1976. President Ford won the Repttblt c <~n pr esr denti.tl once c h:. ngcd that t~troct tl cs troop s.\\ h ~ rc,t s lh e ciJllltn - oppn'> Jtlull to tltc !J.tlj '-LII gl:' nomrn .rl!on ut the party's convention 111 K.lllsas C11y. Mo In 1982. Suv ret co>monaut S\ct l,llla Sav!lskaya became the second woman to be launched into sp.rcc. EVOLUTION OF MICHAEL PHELPS ... In' 1991. Sovret ha rd-l iners .mnounced to u shocked world that Presrdent Mtkhatl S Gorbachev h.td been removed from pov.er. (The emrp collapsed two days later.) Ten years .tgo· President Cltnton spent .r quret 52nd btrth' day wrth hts tamrly on Martha's Vrneyard. Mass., as contllJversy contrnued to sw11 l over hts admtsstons to a gr.md JUry concernr ng hrs rel,rtronship wrth ·Muntcd Lewmsky. Ftve years ago A suicide truck bomb struck U.N headquarters Ill Baghdad, ktllmg 22. rncluding the top UN. envoy, Sergro Yre11" de Mello. A sutcrde hombrng ol.; bus 111 Jerusalem killed 22 peopk: . One year ago: Hurricane Dean, whrch had alre,tdy krlled '' eight people on rts destructrve m.trch actoss tile Ctribhe.lll, pummeled Jamai ca with gusting winds un<.l torrent tal nuns as a Category 4 storm. French Forergr1 Minrster Bet n.nd Kouchner patd an unannounced and htghly symbolic visr t to Baghdad - the first by a senror French ollinal si nce the war started Elvira Arellano, an illegal rmmr grant who'd taken refuge m a Chrc,;go church to avotd being separ.tl ed from her U.S.-bo rn son. v.as deported to Mextco. Today's Brrthdays: Author F rc~nk McCourt IS 78. Actre ss Debra Paget IS 75 Tennrs coach Renee ·R rch.rrds is 74 When US Di s111ct Judge A dellnttrve new h1 1o~ on Actress Drana Muldaur IS 70 Srngcr Btlly J. Kramer IS 65 J,unes Robertson cle.ucd tile H.Jmdttn's p!GVIUU S victory. Country singer-songwr•tter Eddy Raven rs 64 Former Wd Y lu1 the CiudrJtaJMmo Bay the Stt p• cmc Cop1t liJIJ(, 1ulPresident Cltnton IS 62 Trpper Gore, wife of lurmcr Vrce tng . 1 g am~o~t Bu~ll \ mJitt.tt y Presrderit AI Gore. IS 60 Actor Peter Gall.tgher rs 53 tn.tl by ,; mtlrt.try comtntsston ol S.rlrm l\hmed commrssrons t H.tmdan v Singer-songv.11ter Gary Chapman "51 1-ootball Hall -oiH.rmu,;n tile l11 st' Rum sfeld) .lun.tth,m Famer- Anthony Munoz is 50 Rhythnhmd-blues srngcr Nat Amencdn \\-dt -C IJJllcs tJtt!l M,rhlcr\ "The Cl1.1llcnge Ivan Ncvtlle ts 4'1. Actor lohn Swnos is 45 Actress Kyr ,, Hentoff srm:e World W:rr II he Hamdan v Rum s l ~ ld and the Sedgwick is 43. Country srnger Lee Ann Womack IS 42 TV stud ''The eyes ol the world Fight Over Prest<.lcntral reporter Tabrtha Soren is 41 Rapper Nate Dogg rs 39. diC 011 Guantanamo Hay. Powe ,·· (F.utdl. S ll dll ' and Actor Matthew Perry is 39 Grrnux ) - alsu de,crihc, Thought for Today . "One can ltve in the shadow of an Justice must be dune there. idea without grasping rt " - Eltwbeth Bowen. lnsh author ,iJld must he seen to be done tng th.;t there mrght he other ilow th,· Rcpttbltcan-conthere hurly and llnp.trttall y" go ve t nm ent (lg\19-1973 ). "ge Jll'Jes tJOiled Congtess ldlg:ely cvts(Los ;\ ngeles J rmcs. Aug. 4 ). .;round And there w.t' an cer,ttcd til.!!' Supreme Cnu11 Wh,il the wotld lnund nut lllliCdtble lllU!Ilellt Ill the dec rs ton 111 till'' subsequent I tom observers at the tn ,r l coutt " A H.rmd.tm lawyer Mtlrtur~ Co11 unrssums Act LETTERS TO THE H,tlild.lll 's 2110X Wd l ""' the dtstlltss:tl ol man y wanted to :rsk a question '·of EDITOR ol our rules ol l,;v. '" spectl·- dll FBI wrtness that must Ci llllCS lll.tl then heLO!liC the rca ll y rcqu11 ed by cnmman- h.;'c hee l! ,;hou t the CIA lirst ma)or test ol whether Leiters to th~ editor itr~ welcome. Til er 1hmtld he /e11 ckr 111 chrel George W. BLtsh (cotKet nrng secret C IA Bu sh can val tdate these than 300 wurd1 All/etten an' sulyect to edatn g. IIIII\ I ht' all by hrnfscll' - a No; 13. IIti e!! ogat1o11s ol H.tmd.tml commi ... sruns he in vc nted signed, wtd ilwlude addre11 and /elephnne llllllli>et No 200 1 Mtlt!,ny Order 111 The govc1nment obJcLled When th e t11.tl was allmve'd urls1gned /etten w1ll IJe publt.1hed L<'tter.l .1/wu/d he 111 wh tch he est,rhli shed () ll cl--tsst li c<t iiOil grounds to proceed. Mahlet wrote 111 good ta~te, adcbf!\Hng tsuu·.s. not pr1 Hmalwe.~. Lefler.'! of M tlnar y C' o mmr ssr on s: The defense J,rwyc t held up Time m.tgazmc. the ,"out thanks to orga111zation.1 and inrhl'idua/, ll'til 1101 he <napt·'Give n thc , c.ltmgeJ to the ed for publtcmwn. the 'II II Comm r" ron come or Hamd.;n's (I i.tl s.tlety ol the Unrted States Repor t .tnd s.rtd .till want to could tniiLtcnce not JU st how and the nature ol rnt ern.rtliJil- do rs rc.;d o ne se ntence tennt ls m :, u s pcL: l~ arc llcat"''C'tol!sm, ,mel to the exWnt ltum the 'I/ II Cotnmrssron ed rn the ftrtur e but .tlsc' P'""dcd by ,md under til ts Repm t (th.rt w.rs on The whether the whole sy,tem Ollkr. I fmd consrst cnt wrlll New York T11nes best seller tlut Presrdent Bush ltrst (USPS 213-960) SCl'llOil XJ6 ol IItie 10. Irs!)" He w,rs nut pcrmrtteu. author •Led rn the altcrm,,th Reader Services Ohio Valley Publishing Unr ted States Code. that I! ts The tact that the mrlit.try ol Sept. II v. ill sur vive · Co. not praclictblc to apply II) Jury acqllll\ed Hamdan ol under the nex t comntatldcr Correction Polley Published every arternoon Monday mtlttary comm rssioos under th e most sC Jiott s charges 111 ch rel "(Time. Jul y '24 1. Our mam concern 1n all sto nes IS to th roug h Fnday 11 1 Court Street tlus order the prrnctplcs ot \II l1.1t of the nex t mm be accurate If you know of an error Pomeroy Oh to consprracy tn commit terror Secon d -class law and the niles ol evrdcnce attacks and consprr.tcy to ktll mandcr rn d11cl '! m a story. call the newsroom at (740) postage patd at Pomeroy generall y recogni1ed 111 the Amcnc.tn< - does not. says Member· The Assoc1ated Pres s and John McCu)l supported 992·2156 the Ohio Newspaper Association trial ol cllmmal cases 111 the · Col. Steven Davtd. one of the Mtlit:uy Comm tssron' Postmaster· Send address correcUIl lted St.tles <.lrstrrct courts." IllS dele11se lav.yers. vmdt- Act, .tnd hds also .tgteed with Our main number is tions to The Da~ly Sentt nel 111 Court He drdn't bother with JUdi- c.tte "the military commis- Uu sh's veto uf ,, htll th.rt (740) 992-2156 . Street Pomeroy Ohm-45769 approv<~l. era! would ha ve rcqurrcd the CIA Sillll system ... There's only Department extensions are: Although Army' Col. (uKiltdtng Its 'eu·ct pnsons been vindrcatron of the Subscription Rates By carrier or motor route Lawrence Morris, chrci' power and reason ot (the) srx tllol! Bush cont"luc' to :ruthoNews One month '1 D 27 prosec utor at th e Hamdan p.mcl members to stand tall. nze) 10 .rdllere to the Army Editor: Char1ene HoefliCh, Ext 12 Oneyear ' 11584 111~11 . tnst'ited 1t wus "a n l.tke I herr oaths set iousl y .md ftc ld M.mual by whrch ,;II nl Dally 50' Reporter: Br~an Reed E)(t 14 _ open and tan· .rnd lhormr gh the other <It !!led ,md scnlltt ydo tl1e1r dut y." !Natrnn .tl Senior C1tlzen rate s Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext 13 ptocess." the tC'lt lt ec hoed h.lsed seJ v1rcs ~ue m.mJated Publtc R.tdto. Aug. 7) One month '1 0.27 '103.90 in p.11t the Bu sh 200 1 ' These srx senior mtlrtc~r y not 1n etl!.!~n!e 111 1or1u1 e ) One year Subscribers should remtt 1f1 advance Milit.n y Oruc1 Some ul tile ollrccts on the ILtry rose. 111 Advertising So il 'Vc·:ls not surpnsmg . Outside Sales: Dave Harris Ext t 5 d1rect to the Dmly Sentnel No Sllbtcs llmon y was g t\l en in th.1t. .1J'tcr H:und,m's recen t sclt -1 cspect, o~bovc the scnphon by matl permitted m areas Outalde Sties. Brenda Dav1s. Ext 16 where home camer servtce 15 avatlclosed cour1 , 'ome ol 11 was wrec k ol the American jus- p,trttal convrc tron , McC:11n ClaasJCirc::.: Judy Clark, Ext 10 secret m based on he.trs.1y tree system 111 which they s: ud 111 .; prepared st.rtcment able evrdencc. To give one nf h.rd bee n participatrng They to the medra: "Unhke Sen . Mall Subscription many other examples ol the did conv rct Hamdan of pro- Ob,mu w ho 'otcd .rgc~rns) General Manager Inside Meigs County denial of du e process 111 the vtdrng m.ttcnal support to a the liVItll!;ny CommiSsrotl s Charlene Hoelhch , Ext 12 13 Weeks '32 26 courtroom, Ben W11ner. an ll'I'IUII S! OJg atii ZUl \0 11. but, Act ) and favors g1v1 ng AI 26 Weeks '64 20 Amenc.tn Cl\·tl Lrbcrties CtJlllrary to the Bu sh .rdmrn-· Q.rcd.t tc11 n1t"h clltect aL:ces" 52 We eks ' 127 11 E·mall: Un ron attmncy. reported "tt:tiiOil s Chi'Oi iiC IC\'ISIOllS to U 'i ll\ ilio~n u. u1 r'b. to cpnnews@mydallysen \lnel com Outside Meigs County from the trial of llllCrn~ltiOil~ll IJ Cal iCS and tcst thct l d,·tenttntt. I rccog13 Weeks ' 53 55 "The name CIA lll dV not l.rws. the l.rws of \1 "' do not n,izc that \vc Lunnot treat dan· Web : 26 Weeks ' 107 10 he uttered In t11c court r.nonl c·rte m.tten.t l su pport .t' a gerous I L' IH H Jsh Lapllucd on www mydallysentmel co m 52 Weeks ' 2 14 21 \V llf L'l llllC 'The dosest we "l'l rs he:u the h.mklicld ,rs 11e would c aho ut ncat 1ng · a new econ- Meigs reunion cruise set omy lor the 21,(centuryne w cnc tgy. new JObs, new liopc lor America's tamiltes .. He c.rll s on the averc~gc voter to partrctpate m "the L<Jillplete trunslorma1r on ot our economy'" and ac knowledges that sacrifice wrll he pat t ol 11. The 'i s!lln rs easrly unrealrstlc But McCain sti ll needs to emmc tate a nval '"ion. Presrdentral votes are .li w.tVs bets on the future. .md ·McC.rin needs to give the electorate something to bet ott. nut .rust bet agatnst. ( Mo11 o11 Ktmilra< ke ts ,,,., tlli• e etfito1 of Roll Ct1/l. tltt· I WI! .\fWflel rd Cttftltol Ht/1! .The Daily Sentinel -' '• ·------ C<Hnmon cnmmals." H:mr<.l,m wa> not captured un the b.rttleltcld. The milt, ta ry rtrry cleared hrm of bcmg '\t d.mgerous terrorrst." And McC.un ts oblivrous to the I.ret - show'n by the Department of Delcnsc \ own records that many pri soners at Gu,rnt.tn.rmo Bay had no conncct tons wt th AI Qaeda Burack Obo1ma sard of the H,undan trial (Wall Street lourn.tl. Aug 7) that it "underscores the dangerous ll ,rws in the .rdmmrstralton's legal fr.mtcv.ork lt 's trme to hetl er protect the Amencan people and our values by repu g: rlttn ce because he IS so o/f\ 1e11mrned amfwntv on I I l I l mwn /)(J ok"i , indudmg Ww on th<' Bill of Rt~h11 and tile Gatheri11g ·n,e Pu•" . 2IIII-I ) Training atAEP's Gavin Plant The Galha County Amencan Red Cross wrll conduct training on how to perform cardiopulmonary resusctlatron (CPR) on adults and chtldren The training wrll take place at the Gavtn plant tn Cheshtre on Saturday, September 13. The class begins at 9 a.m and wrlllast approximately four hours. Thts tratmng 1s.free and open to all tnterested persons ages 13 and above. but participants must preregister wtth the Galha County Red Cross Call 446-8555 to regrster, or for more informatiOn about the trarning Class stze rs hmtted and w111 be filled on a first-call, ftrst-served basis The American Red Cross CPR program is designed to give people the confrdence to respond in an emergency sttuatton with sktlls that can save a life. This course provides partrclpants with baste emergency techniques so that they can respond to breathi,ng and cardiac emergencies tn adults and children. · P~At Tuesday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 80s. Southwest winds around 5 mph ... Becomin~ northwest around 5 mph m the afternoon. Tuesday night... Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. North winds around 5 in the mph evenin!! ... Becoming light ' and vanable. Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Northeast winds around 5 mph. night ... Wednesday Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 50s. East winds around 5 mph. Thursday through Friday...Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Friday nJght and Saturday...Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper 60s. Highs in the upper 80s. Saturday night... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunder-. storms. Lows in the mid 60s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Local Stocks r 1/ rSel'l' ll Red Cross Offers CPR Call 446-8555 to register for the free CPR training class. =OHIO I Gavin Plant/Cheshire, Ohio Local Weather tlte F1r1t Ati/Ptldmellt · and dw !It!/ o{ Rtghtl· a11</ aurlwt /l,.,t,twl«' " Seized ArreSt sure JUS- ex treme ,, pro-abortionist that he opposed, in the lllulOIS legrsl.rture. a brll to preset ve babres born alive alter botched abortrons ) Mo,trmportantly, the milrt.try JliiY in the Hamdan trtal dtd show the world that the former MeCum was rt gll! when he said or Amerrc.m values again st the !CII OIIStS " It 's not about them. it' s .tbOut us'' As commander in chief, wr ll McCatn nonetheless contrnue to rmplement George W Bu sh's separate legal system. exemplified by"" rn ve ntrons of the mrll! ary commrssions - along with the CIA's secret prisons .rnd "ren<.lru ons" of suspech.to be· tor tured 111 other cou ntnes'l If he is elected, the wntld wrll be watching. (Nat Hento/( i1 a twrioll- New Ha;en , W Va .. and Deni se E West. 21 : Reedsvrlle. Keith Allen Hendnck s, 46, and Clara Ohhnge r. 54 . Naomr Middleport ; James Edward Mornson, 47 . and Lori Lynn Prerce, 34. Middleport ; Jimmre Ray Snrder, 45 , and Marilyn Jane Starkey, 44, Marietta. John Daniel Hill , 27, Pomeroy, and Amber Rose Athey, 24, Hanford, W.Va.; Leopold August Bucher, 55. Pmjurra , Western Au stralta, and Shirley Ann Smrth , 56, Mtddleport; Wtlham Enc Hayes, 35, and Brllre Jo Marcmko, 33, Chri stopher Rac ine , Myers. 21, Pomeroy, and Ashle y Rtley. 19, Long Bottom . David Lew ts Heighton, 29, and Brittany Nicole Denny, 23. Mtddleport; Erik Whitney Pax t o~. 31, Lexington, and Brandy Lynn Call , 31, Rutland; Steven J. McCullough. 28, Pomeroy, and Holly L. Hannah . 25 , Bedford; and James Wrlliam Clifford , Jt. , 61 , Pomeroy. and Vrrgrma Lourse Cleek. 69, Racme. Mann's two attorneys, told tnal." satd Prerce after the the JUdge Mann has concerns hear mg. "That ·, why he about Johnson's family ente red thrs pled But we "It was his desire to take apprecrate the st,tt e of Ohro responstbiltty tor the cnme dtsmtssed the de.tth penalty and wanted to spo~re the spec•ficatrons It 's a I au and family any additional pain just resolution to thi s case and ~ot put them through a lor everyone mvolved " Fitness A military jury rljects Bush 5 rule if law r------------------------------- POMEROY - Marnage hcenses have bee n rssued m Mergs County Common Pleas Court to· Chase Carlyle PQrter, 24. and Talya Mari ssa Gillespie, 22. Pomeroy; Cody Joseph Hysell, 19. and Selena Marie Spencer, 19, Racine , Todd Lewis Lee, 37, and Judy Lynn Morn s, 45 , Tuppers Plums: Kyle Blarr Kinnan , 19, Mtddleport. and Bnttany Drane Chapell, 19, Shade. Larry Wayne Young . 40, Tuppers Plarns. and Claircy Lou Webb, 45. Middleport ; Darri ck Eugene McCloud, 35, and Sandra Garl Southern, 36, Pomeroy , Michael Lee Collins, 42. and Alvena Dawn Harns, 34, Chester; Donald Lee Schartiger, 30, and Karen Lorena Flanagan, 40, Middleport; Davrd Sigman , 43, and Marcie Smith Feathers, 33, Middleport . Chad Enc Smeeks. Sr.. 28, and Dusty Krystin Lynn Murphy, 21, Reedsvrlle; Stephen R. Gerlach. 27. Immunization clinic ,. I tee to tennnsts through our courts and our Uniform Co<.le ol Mrlttary Justice." 11 .tgree wrth Obama's re,tctron to the tri.rl; but rf I vote lor hun. rt will be wtth Marriage licenses Ohio inmate changes plea in murder .ttt.lLk ed .ts g tdlKii ose and ~md Sentenced Divorces { Meigs school open houses When Ob,una talks about the luture. he so.rrs He talks Durham from Brian Durhum. Melissa R. Brown and Matthev. T Brown, Sr. Amber Nicole Boling and John Paul Boling , and Sandra Je,L!l D1stelhorst from Joshua David Distelhorst. POMEROY - Actions for ~ts so lutton of marrmgc were filed 111 Mergs County Common Pleas Court by Dawn M Jones, Racine. and Curtis D Jones, Racrne. Sandra J. Carnahan. Pomeroy. and Jame s A. POMEROY - Matthew Carnahan, Rac me, ,md T. Brown was sentenced to Sarah Ni chol s, Middleport. and Andrew N rchols, one year in , prison, with credit for 184 days, on a Huntington. W Va Dissolutions were granted mot ron to revoke commumto John Rrchard Bentz and ty control and an ongmal Angel Mtchelle Bentz, and charge . of breakrng and Tamela Sue Marcinko and entenng. Mi chael R Richmond Stephen P. Marcmko was sentenced to one year on eac h ot two counts of breakmg and entenng and a count of grand theft, on a POMEROY - Dtvorce matron to revoke commumacltons were filed 111 Metgs ty control. He was grven County Common Pleas 137 davs credit Court by Elizabeth Ann Elish"a Drcken s was senMiddleport, tenced to one year each on POMEROY - An open house at the Meigs Local Meadows, Primary/Intermediate School wrll be held from 5 to 1 p.m. against Mitchell Hayes charges 9f possessron of tonight (Thesday.) One will also be held at the Meigs High Meadows, Middleport , and dru gs and trafficking in School tonight from 5:30 to 7:30p.m. Vinda J. Erwm. Middleport, drugs . on a motron to against Matthew C Erwm. revoke commumty control. Dayton. · He v.us given credit for 202 Drvorces were granted to davs served, and ordered to POMEROY - Metgs High School's Class of 1972 and Carol S. Lewi s from pay the cost ol hr s confine1973 will be reuniting for a river boat' cruise on the Rubel . Michael D Lewr s. Rebecca ment.$1 , 155 from 5-6:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 12, the night of the homecoming game. Tickets cost $10 per person and can be obtained at King Ace Hardware in Middlerort, at The Eagles through Andy Vaughan or by contacting Jo Ellen Yeary at 2315 Woodland Avenue, S0uth Charleston, W.Va. AKRON (AP) - A con- tor rape ts up next year. 25303. If paying by check. make it payable to "Meigs victed raptst Monday told a M.rnn made no other Classes of '72 and '73." The river cruise is also open to JUdge he is gutlty of a comment. but lrstened m friends and family of class members. woman's 1998 murder that court as Elkms called hrm a was tntllally blamed on the coward who rumed hves vrcttm 's son-in-law. "''m just glad that I can Through a plea deal with call it over,'' Elkms said POMEROY -A childhood immumzation clime will be prosecutors. Earl Mann, 35, after the plea heanng. held from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. today at the Meigs avords trial in the death of When family members County Health Department. A $7 donation appreciated but . 58-year-old Jud~h Johnson spoke at the hearmg, Mann and rs spared the possible sometrmes frowned and not required for service. death sentence that could glanced downward. have come wrth a jury conJohnson's daughter, .' vrctton. Melinda Dawson. wept from Page At Mann pleaded guilty to whrle makrng her statement the aggravated murder and to Mann : " You murdered hke in professional rehabilitation and work-out centers. rape of Johnson, plus the "We want this to be a community showplace," Deem attempted murder <)!ld twe my mother and tr ied to mursard. "We've invested in quality eqmpment, and taken sev- counts of rape of Johnson's der my nrece! You caused eral measures to make this a first class facility. It will only granddaughter, then 6 years thi s family nothing but pain and devastation." get better as we proceed into the future. I am really excited old. Bnan Pierce, one of about this facility and being able to serve our public. It Clarence Elkins, 45 , had should be something we can all be proud of." been convicted in 1999 ot Once the fitness center is open, Southern will announce ktlling Johnson, his is mothtimes that members of the public can utilize the facility. er-m-law, at her home rn Barberton, an Akron suburb FRt 8/15/08- THURS 8121108 about 40 mtl es south of WWW SPRINGVALlEYCINEMA.COM Box Office Open• 0 Cleveland. 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & from Elkins, who served nearly 12:30 PM FOR WED THRU SUN MATINEES senseven years of a hfe TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT So far, no arrests have been made. tence, later received $1 milMIRRORS (A) . During summer eradication, troopers search for plants 1 ;tO, 3;30, 7:10 & 9;30 using a helicopter and specialized camera that can detect lion from the state in a the heat signature of the ~lant. Once marijuana plots have wrongful incarceration setSTAR WARS; THE CLONE tlement. been found, troopers go m by foot, collect the plants by WARS (PG) Elkins obtained the cruhand and transport them to the detachment to be docu1 :00, 3;00, 7;00 • 9;00 cial DNA sample himself by mented as evidence. TROPIC THUNDER (R) snatching a cigarette butt The marijuana is later destroyed. 1 ;30, 3;30, 7;30 & 9;30 from Mann while they were For the summer of 2008, Starcher said troopers have THE MUMMY; TOMB OF THE found more than $16,000,000 in almost 8,000 marijuana both inmates at the DRAGON EMPERIOR (PG13) Correctional plants in 55 plots throughout Mason County. The find also Mansfield 1;00, 3;10, 7;00. 9;10 has resulted m seven people being arrested on the charge of Institution. THE DARK KNIGHT (PG13) Mann told Summit 12;55, 3;40, 6;55 & 9;40 cultivation of marijuana. County Common Pleas PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) Judge Robert Gippm that 1;10, 3:10,7:10 & 9:10 his lawyers explained the SISTERHOOD OF THE plea deal and. he underfrom Page AI TRAVELING PANTS 2 (PG!3) stands it. The plea agree1:00,3:15,7:00. 9;15 of possession of a controlled substance - marijuana with ment will keep him in NOW S OWING MATINEE intent to deliver. Thompson also lives on Crab Creek Road prison for at least 55 years WED THRU ·SUN after his present pnson term near Thacker. He appeared before Roush, who set a $1,500 bond, and then was taken to the Western Regional Jail. He was released from the jail Sunday. Local Briefs .tftt>J ~etttng tdx cuts. sw1tt Dissolutions POMEROY -Mary Elizabeth Bowen, 85, Pomeroy, passed away on Aug. 17, 2008 at her residence. She was born on Oct. 14, 1922, in Minersville, daughter of the late Bert Karr and Clara Saul Karr. She was formerly employed as a secretary at the Chevrolet dealership in Pomeroy. She enjoyed golfing and bridge. She was· a wonderful fnend and loved by many. She was a member of the Trinity Church of Pomeroy. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by husband, Tom Bowen; brothers, James Karr, Bert Karr, Richard Karr. She is survived by a special mece, Jacqueline A. Ztdar and her husband, Frank of Sa~amore Hills; and several cousins. A memorial service wtll be held at noon on Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008 at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. There wil] be no calling hours. A registry is available online at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. ( lh.tnl.t pt opuses. or by havrng hu srncss create JObs bringm~ For the Record Mary Ellzlbell• BoWen negative)---"---"' but needs positive .tnd tclu sal to credit its success . hts broken promrse on .ll'l'l'plrng public fundrng for the "Cl!eral election camp.u~n"' ,;nd hi' enet gy and t:UUlOIIl\L poJJL ies A se11ous deb. rtc is now Lutdcr '' ay - ,md. but tor Ob.tm.t. rt could be gornl! on l.lll' to Lu.e about 11 It ether In fo,t er energy llllll'pel!dc ncc tJ1rou gh "all of the ahm c." mcludrng • d1 JIIJ11g and nucledJ. 01 mainly thmugh deve lopment of JitCill,illl c lucls .rnd conser1 a!i<Jtl. a' Ob.rma proposes. t\ru •t lte r Jeh<~te " under ""Y '"~r whether the middle cl:1ss IS b~ tte r off getting ta' c· ut s, re bates and JObs liL'ttted by g l1Ve1nment sub- Cll!!l t "' ) '" .rll the ll .rk hL··.., t.tk tn g lot tt. Sen John McConn· 11.1~ e\cty nght to "go negallvc" on S~n B.llalk Ob.lltl.l ~- httl he 'd better 111111 up hi s postll\c McC.1111 has becl! tll. tktllg a Dan Goodrich ~o The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com ·Obituaries Tuesday, August 1-9, 2008 . AEP (NYSEl- 38.78 Alrzo (NASDAQ)- 80.15 Mhland tnc. (NYSE) - 38.98 Big LOll (NYSE) - 33.116 Bob Ev•n• (NASDAQ) - a.ze BorgW1rn11r (NYSE)- 41.08 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -46..14 Chlmplon (NASDAQ) - 4.59 Chinning Shopoo (NASDAQ) 5.75 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 44.45 Coltlno (NYSE) - 53.21 DuPont (NY8E)- 44.74 US S.nk (NYSE} - 3G.I7 O•-n<=£-18.54 o.n~~ral i ~Nvse~- a.3& ~ NYIE -42.44 JP M"'11!'!' (NYS ) - 31.74 Kroger (NYllE)- 28.51 Umlted IInneii (NYSE) -18.4t Nor1olk Sou1hlm (NYIE)- 89.45 Ohio Valley Bille Corp. (NAB- Stvne.1· ,.,. 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' Please include a phone number il) your email. �Tuesday,August19,2008 PageA4 The Daily Sentinel McCain is right to The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 1> rnspncd undctli:mded ,;ll,tLks 011 ~1LCa111 111 Smith C:uollll.t 111 ::!tXKI. ''" Sen M.rx Clel.tml. 11-(i,, . 111 2002 .llld 1\ ll ::!11116 renn esscc Scn,rtc l'.tndtd:ttl' Rep H:nold I·or d J1 1D 1. 110 one h.rs e'e' c,t,thhshed lh.tt Rme. polllt- ll t! ht lutei nrur u· theu doubt\. ..Oham.r \ ~out h lllL' :(j)C lt l:' lll'C, ]lld,t.!.lllt'll!. \~t l l lC . . .llld l'OilS I"tl'lll V .Ill' all ki!lti!H,lt ~ 1.11gcts lnr .Rcpubltl'tt~ll ..,, a11d . uh\ tnu sl) ~n .tre h1 s pohuc.., l'd l ~ lllll to Geon.!c V.d '-... tl'"j)l)Jl \ lhlc ... ()ucstlous .rhout Ohama \ "tdt es .tnU Uuectives, as ltlllL'S"' .illd murky Mec~nmirc Oham,r J.d,el\ cll.ri·~ed th,;t McCun 11 .ttllc\1 Morton Kondracke lllC""iagl' . too . LLI\l! t.lXt"~ Publtsher Charlene Hoeflich. General Manager-News Editor th.tl lowe1 cut pn1 !ill' Will lTC,liL' . tuh-., Jot Amc11 ca ·and that ",;II ol the .thovc." lnclml1ng mu.:ledJ pO\vl'r ,mJ olfshorc Jnlli11g . to. the \\'tty to gn on ene rgy Hu t he\ still short ulet lillll'l .tt mg. "'LlHllptchcn"I\L' \ 1' 1011 Congress shall make 110 law respecti11g a11 establt'slune11t of rdigiou, or prohiilitiu.~ tile .free exercise tl!ereo.fi or abridgiiiJ! t/11• freedom o.f speech, or of tire press; or tile r(~lrt of tile people peaceabiJI to assemble, and 'to petition tlze Go,ermlrmt .for a redress of.~ricl'ttnccs. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitutio.n to co mpete \\it h Oh.unc~ · .., t\ll',mtllllL'. hh Jahhrng at Uhama's "cekbll tV. · ,rnd u..,Jng 1111.1~C' ul P.n j, Htltun l .md Bttlney sl~cl!S Ill TV .rds. \V,Is JLI VCtli iC lJut \\ ,l\ m,ulv LTIII C\ L IJ.u~cd 11 11:1\ heullllc ~. . t.l!ld,m_! a!llOilb! Dcnlol' rdts to .lu.'li\C lh·publl L'.t ll " (l! '":, mc.utn g d" or · sl lllllll ':.! .. then TODAY IN HISTORY It scarcel y "r,tctst" or· Rm 1<111. L.tndt ~ eLite s wher;cve r the ( iOP ~o~.., -..UIIlL'C'\ pt Oho.t!nti\ l'llllH.:C .tL' Illctll~ l'tllllp ltuttcd .t iL' nq.!,l\1\ 12 . ,1 " I OO Vt't ll " w ;.u · .rnd tlloll R~·puhlll.tlls tu LonduL·t in lr,tq \\oUIJ lll.oC ld~C ,1.., J.ll ilt!d lll l.,l hi111 . \\hH..' h h,l.., ll C\'L'l dll ll L' \\L'tc routrndy cornmttted hy l '- S ll uop> rn Vretn,rm Ami\\ htl e ..,omebodv sLu e- W Bu :-; h. In Iact. ul ,;lithe neg,ur;e ads run 111 IL'CCIII clelltnns. the Vdl l st dllu.JI Iv Wtl' 1 Llll. . t ~.unst Bu sh rn' 2000. 111 11,111ch the NAAC P charged th dt lhe thcn~Te~.ts govet no t ·s veto ol .t h.1t c u tlllt'' btiJ WHS ldnt\tlllOUilt (O l:Oil- JSSlll' 1\.kl'. ttll rhc tact IS tll.ll Oh.un/' lit Ill'" tll he ell tel eXCllllll C ,mJ LOilllll ,tll dL:' I Ill cl11d I" proh,rhlv the m.uur qucstllJII m the tmnd" ol "'\"ng \ot~'' - ,urd McCun l1.rs ell'!1 dlt! Cl' l\illlti V Wh.tl\ kcer111g til(' .:! 00~ J,;'l'e clu\e. des pite oven\ hclt11tn g \ okr hun f!c r l\1r ··l' h.lll!..!e'' ~m d dts:tflptm al ul RcpLthlr,·an'. P1 ~stde nt Buslt .1nd the st,;tus quo II vutcJ~ " Wrll v Hollon .' · Swr lt dc~u.le - m. t) he Todd)" Tuesd<~y. Aug. I<J. the 2J2nd day ol 200S Ther e Bn,l!" .ri1d · K.ul Rovl'· .rre .tltct 'cc tn g McC'.un aud .rre I 14 day s lett til the year -. horth.1nd lnr D ~ tlH lC I'.tlll donlllg d l.tLI ..,tllJLI!del Ob.ul!.r 111 tclev rsed dch.ttes ' roday's Hrghltgllltll Htstory On Aug 19. IX12 the USS ,ll'U".IIIOils. ,l!ld tile V.Ot ds In tim )l'.tt' s elect ron . - th .tt Oh,llll.t p.rsscs the Constr tut r(•n deic<~ted the Bllt!Sh lrr uatc Guerrrcrc oil Nov.r ,done i. ll l' \\ 1dl'l y du·cptcJ neit her McCarn till!' Oh.nn.r flllll'S S lC\ 1. my !..!ltc-Ss j.., tl1.11 Scotid dunng the W<~r of I XI?. • .;s proufol GOPd11ty tlllks h.t" he en dll) \\ l1 c1e ne.lr .ts he cuuld "' "'t he ete, llon hy On thts dale In 1807 Rohert Fulton\ North R11 cr Repuhltc ills cett.unl y did r,111 .rnd hopefull y. "l1cll\ nwr ~r n . So 'vk(atil Steamboat an rvcd 111 Alh<~ny. two days alter iedVIIlg New York ex ploit I<JHH Dcmocr.urc ,·,;n- wun't he. E.tlh h," hit L.m ·t he h!a~llcLI lo1 t'<li:,JII U In 19 18. "Yip' Y1p 1 Y<~phdnk." .r lllllstnd rcHte hy lrvrng drda te Mrcil.rel Oukakt s' llll - below tire he ll. tho.u )!h .ts m. tnv dnuhts .ts he Cdll Berltn teaturing A•my rec1U 1h lrom Camp Upton 111 luu~h o! LOll\ tL!eJ lll l ltcJCJCI :thout tib,un.t ML C.un LlldJgcd th.tt Yaphank. NY .. opened 011 Btoc~d~;ay. wrnr e Horton. but II IS" I all Ob.rnr.r · wmtld i< hc ,, w.11· to Thc1c are plenty to ex pl ('ll t In 1934. a plebrscrte rn Germany approved the vesting ol that I Iutton commttted r.tpc wtn an clcc llon ., Obanu ·:--. To the extent th.rt ''c·elcht ily' sole executrve power rn Adoll Httler .md t~s"'.tu lt aflcr ht s 1cleasc. po ltlll' S ~;uuld h.rve lust the was .t suh ..;t itute for "eht In I'142, dunng World War II. <~ho ul nJXX I C.m.rdr.m .111d relllf~Hl'lll !! douhh .tho ut lr:tq W.;r. hLtt McC un ca n't tsm." even 1h.11 m.ty he lc-!..!. it Bnttsh soldrers lullnchcd "drs,rstrous rard agarnst the Gcrm.tns D u k.tk l s' sf,_uJLt: on cnmc ptove tltcy wetc pollltec~ ll y rm.tte. although Htlton ~nd ,;t Dieppe. Ftc~n ce. sLrlfering mme than 50 perccllt cdsualtres In 2 00~. the Swift Bo,rt mot rv dtccl Spl'd JS t~JL' sL.uccl y sy mbol s In 1955. severe tlondrng rn the nurtbeastern US clarmed Vctct an s lor Truth dtd h.rve McC.u11 ch,;rged th.rt dur - of s11ohhery some 200 ltves. d k gt tllllttlc hcl'l agatnst tng Ob.tma·, lnp to Ewope . Mtll l' sc rHlU \ - .ulCI ,,]..,ll In 1960, a tnbunal 111 Mo scow convrctcd .Amcncan U2 Se11 Juhn Kc11 y, D-M.rss .. he chose to play basketball IC)! lltmat ely h.r<llL'd hy pilot Francrs Gary Powers ot espronugc \\ hn . a.. , dll .tllllw.u vcte-J.tn. 1.rthcr tlw1 vrsit woun<.led McCarn - arc ()b,;ma's In 1976. President Ford won the Repttblt c <~n pr esr denti.tl once c h:. ngcd that t~troct tl cs troop s.\\ h ~ rc,t s lh e ciJllltn - oppn'> Jtlull to tltc !J.tlj '-LII gl:' nomrn .rl!on ut the party's convention 111 K.lllsas C11y. Mo In 1982. Suv ret co>monaut S\ct l,llla Sav!lskaya became the second woman to be launched into sp.rcc. EVOLUTION OF MICHAEL PHELPS ... In' 1991. Sovret ha rd-l iners .mnounced to u shocked world that Presrdent Mtkhatl S Gorbachev h.td been removed from pov.er. (The emrp collapsed two days later.) Ten years .tgo· President Cltnton spent .r quret 52nd btrth' day wrth hts tamrly on Martha's Vrneyard. Mass., as contllJversy contrnued to sw11 l over hts admtsstons to a gr.md JUry concernr ng hrs rel,rtronship wrth ·Muntcd Lewmsky. Ftve years ago A suicide truck bomb struck U.N headquarters Ill Baghdad, ktllmg 22. rncluding the top UN. envoy, Sergro Yre11" de Mello. A sutcrde hombrng ol.; bus 111 Jerusalem killed 22 peopk: . One year ago: Hurricane Dean, whrch had alre,tdy krlled '' eight people on rts destructrve m.trch actoss tile Ctribhe.lll, pummeled Jamai ca with gusting winds un<.l torrent tal nuns as a Category 4 storm. French Forergr1 Minrster Bet n.nd Kouchner patd an unannounced and htghly symbolic visr t to Baghdad - the first by a senror French ollinal si nce the war started Elvira Arellano, an illegal rmmr grant who'd taken refuge m a Chrc,;go church to avotd being separ.tl ed from her U.S.-bo rn son. v.as deported to Mextco. Today's Brrthdays: Author F rc~nk McCourt IS 78. Actre ss Debra Paget IS 75 Tennrs coach Renee ·R rch.rrds is 74 When US Di s111ct Judge A dellnttrve new h1 1o~ on Actress Drana Muldaur IS 70 Srngcr Btlly J. Kramer IS 65 J,unes Robertson cle.ucd tile H.Jmdttn's p!GVIUU S victory. Country singer-songwr•tter Eddy Raven rs 64 Former Wd Y lu1 the CiudrJtaJMmo Bay the Stt p• cmc Cop1t liJIJ(, 1ulPresident Cltnton IS 62 Trpper Gore, wife of lurmcr Vrce tng . 1 g am~o~t Bu~ll \ mJitt.tt y Presrderit AI Gore. IS 60 Actor Peter Gall.tgher rs 53 tn.tl by ,; mtlrt.try comtntsston ol S.rlrm l\hmed commrssrons t H.tmdan v Singer-songv.11ter Gary Chapman "51 1-ootball Hall -oiH.rmu,;n tile l11 st' Rum sfeld) .lun.tth,m Famer- Anthony Munoz is 50 Rhythnhmd-blues srngcr Nat Amencdn \\-dt -C IJJllcs tJtt!l M,rhlcr\ "The Cl1.1llcnge Ivan Ncvtlle ts 4'1. Actor lohn Swnos is 45 Actress Kyr ,, Hentoff srm:e World W:rr II he Hamdan v Rum s l ~ ld and the Sedgwick is 43. Country srnger Lee Ann Womack IS 42 TV stud ''The eyes ol the world Fight Over Prest<.lcntral reporter Tabrtha Soren is 41 Rapper Nate Dogg rs 39. diC 011 Guantanamo Hay. Powe ,·· (F.utdl. S ll dll ' and Actor Matthew Perry is 39 Grrnux ) - alsu de,crihc, Thought for Today . "One can ltve in the shadow of an Justice must be dune there. idea without grasping rt " - Eltwbeth Bowen. lnsh author ,iJld must he seen to be done tng th.;t there mrght he other ilow th,· Rcpttbltcan-conthere hurly and llnp.trttall y" go ve t nm ent (lg\19-1973 ). "ge Jll'Jes tJOiled Congtess ldlg:ely cvts(Los ;\ ngeles J rmcs. Aug. 4 ). .;round And there w.t' an cer,ttcd til.!!' Supreme Cnu11 Wh,il the wotld lnund nut lllliCdtble lllU!Ilellt Ill the dec rs ton 111 till'' subsequent I tom observers at the tn ,r l coutt " A H.rmd.tm lawyer Mtlrtur~ Co11 unrssums Act LETTERS TO THE H,tlild.lll 's 2110X Wd l ""' the dtstlltss:tl ol man y wanted to :rsk a question '·of EDITOR ol our rules ol l,;v. '" spectl·- dll FBI wrtness that must Ci llllCS lll.tl then heLO!liC the rca ll y rcqu11 ed by cnmman- h.;'c hee l! ,;hou t the CIA lirst ma)or test ol whether Leiters to th~ editor itr~ welcome. Til er 1hmtld he /e11 ckr 111 chrel George W. BLtsh (cotKet nrng secret C IA Bu sh can val tdate these than 300 wurd1 All/etten an' sulyect to edatn g. IIIII\ I ht' all by hrnfscll' - a No; 13. IIti e!! ogat1o11s ol H.tmd.tml commi ... sruns he in vc nted signed, wtd ilwlude addre11 and /elephnne llllllli>et No 200 1 Mtlt!,ny Order 111 The govc1nment obJcLled When th e t11.tl was allmve'd urls1gned /etten w1ll IJe publt.1hed L<'tter.l .1/wu/d he 111 wh tch he est,rhli shed () ll cl--tsst li c<t iiOil grounds to proceed. Mahlet wrote 111 good ta~te, adcbf!\Hng tsuu·.s. not pr1 Hmalwe.~. Lefler.'! of M tlnar y C' o mmr ssr on s: The defense J,rwyc t held up Time m.tgazmc. the ,"out thanks to orga111zation.1 and inrhl'idua/, ll'til 1101 he <napt·'Give n thc , c.ltmgeJ to the ed for publtcmwn. the 'II II Comm r" ron come or Hamd.;n's (I i.tl s.tlety ol the Unrted States Repor t .tnd s.rtd .till want to could tniiLtcnce not JU st how and the nature ol rnt ern.rtliJil- do rs rc.;d o ne se ntence tennt ls m :, u s pcL: l~ arc llcat"''C'tol!sm, ,mel to the exWnt ltum the 'I/ II Cotnmrssron ed rn the ftrtur e but .tlsc' P'""dcd by ,md under til ts Repm t (th.rt w.rs on The whether the whole sy,tem Ollkr. I fmd consrst cnt wrlll New York T11nes best seller tlut Presrdent Bush ltrst (USPS 213-960) SCl'llOil XJ6 ol IItie 10. Irs!)" He w,rs nut pcrmrtteu. author •Led rn the altcrm,,th Reader Services Ohio Valley Publishing Unr ted States Code. that I! ts The tact that the mrlit.try ol Sept. II v. ill sur vive · Co. not praclictblc to apply II) Jury acqllll\ed Hamdan ol under the nex t comntatldcr Correction Polley Published every arternoon Monday mtlttary comm rssioos under th e most sC Jiott s charges 111 ch rel "(Time. Jul y '24 1. Our mam concern 1n all sto nes IS to th roug h Fnday 11 1 Court Street tlus order the prrnctplcs ot \II l1.1t of the nex t mm be accurate If you know of an error Pomeroy Oh to consprracy tn commit terror Secon d -class law and the niles ol evrdcnce attacks and consprr.tcy to ktll mandcr rn d11cl '! m a story. call the newsroom at (740) postage patd at Pomeroy generall y recogni1ed 111 the Amcnc.tn< - does not. says Member· The Assoc1ated Pres s and John McCu)l supported 992·2156 the Ohio Newspaper Association trial ol cllmmal cases 111 the · Col. Steven Davtd. one of the Mtlit:uy Comm tssron' Postmaster· Send address correcUIl lted St.tles <.lrstrrct courts." IllS dele11se lav.yers. vmdt- Act, .tnd hds also .tgteed with Our main number is tions to The Da~ly Sentt nel 111 Court He drdn't bother with JUdi- c.tte "the military commis- Uu sh's veto uf ,, htll th.rt (740) 992-2156 . Street Pomeroy Ohm-45769 approv<~l. era! would ha ve rcqurrcd the CIA Sillll system ... There's only Department extensions are: Although Army' Col. (uKiltdtng Its 'eu·ct pnsons been vindrcatron of the Subscription Rates By carrier or motor route Lawrence Morris, chrci' power and reason ot (the) srx tllol! Bush cont"luc' to :ruthoNews One month '1 D 27 prosec utor at th e Hamdan p.mcl members to stand tall. nze) 10 .rdllere to the Army Editor: Char1ene HoefliCh, Ext 12 Oneyear ' 11584 111~11 . tnst'ited 1t wus "a n l.tke I herr oaths set iousl y .md ftc ld M.mual by whrch ,;II nl Dally 50' Reporter: Br~an Reed E)(t 14 _ open and tan· .rnd lhormr gh the other <It !!led ,md scnlltt ydo tl1e1r dut y." !Natrnn .tl Senior C1tlzen rate s Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext 13 ptocess." the tC'lt lt ec hoed h.lsed seJ v1rcs ~ue m.mJated Publtc R.tdto. Aug. 7) One month '1 0.27 '103.90 in p.11t the Bu sh 200 1 ' These srx senior mtlrtc~r y not 1n etl!.!~n!e 111 1or1u1 e ) One year Subscribers should remtt 1f1 advance Milit.n y Oruc1 Some ul tile ollrccts on the ILtry rose. 111 Advertising So il 'Vc·:ls not surpnsmg . Outside Sales: Dave Harris Ext t 5 d1rect to the Dmly Sentnel No Sllbtcs llmon y was g t\l en in th.1t. .1J'tcr H:und,m's recen t sclt -1 cspect, o~bovc the scnphon by matl permitted m areas Outalde Sties. Brenda Dav1s. Ext 16 where home camer servtce 15 avatlclosed cour1 , 'ome ol 11 was wrec k ol the American jus- p,trttal convrc tron , McC:11n ClaasJCirc::.: Judy Clark, Ext 10 secret m based on he.trs.1y tree system 111 which they s: ud 111 .; prepared st.rtcment able evrdencc. To give one nf h.rd bee n participatrng They to the medra: "Unhke Sen . 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I rccog13 Weeks ' 53 55 "The name CIA lll dV not l.rws. the l.rws of \1 "' do not n,izc that \vc Lunnot treat dan· Web : 26 Weeks ' 107 10 he uttered In t11c court r.nonl c·rte m.tten.t l su pport .t' a gerous I L' IH H Jsh Lapllucd on www mydallysentmel co m 52 Weeks ' 2 14 21 \V llf L'l llllC 'The dosest we "l'l rs he:u the h.mklicld ,rs 11e would c aho ut ncat 1ng · a new econ- Meigs reunion cruise set omy lor the 21,(centuryne w cnc tgy. new JObs, new liopc lor America's tamiltes .. He c.rll s on the averc~gc voter to partrctpate m "the L<Jillplete trunslorma1r on ot our economy'" and ac knowledges that sacrifice wrll he pat t ol 11. The 'i s!lln rs easrly unrealrstlc But McCain sti ll needs to emmc tate a nval '"ion. Presrdentral votes are .li w.tVs bets on the future. .md ·McC.rin needs to give the electorate something to bet ott. nut .rust bet agatnst. ( Mo11 o11 Ktmilra< ke ts ,,,., tlli• e etfito1 of Roll Ct1/l. tltt· I WI! .\fWflel rd Cttftltol Ht/1! .The Daily Sentinel -' '• ·------ C<Hnmon cnmmals." H:mr<.l,m wa> not captured un the b.rttleltcld. The milt, ta ry rtrry cleared hrm of bcmg '\t d.mgerous terrorrst." And McC.un ts oblivrous to the I.ret - show'n by the Department of Delcnsc \ own records that many pri soners at Gu,rnt.tn.rmo Bay had no conncct tons wt th AI Qaeda Burack Obo1ma sard of the H,undan trial (Wall Street lourn.tl. Aug 7) that it "underscores the dangerous ll ,rws in the .rdmmrstralton's legal fr.mtcv.ork lt 's trme to hetl er protect the Amencan people and our values by repu g: rlttn ce because he IS so o/f\ 1e11mrned amfwntv on I I l I l mwn /)(J ok"i , indudmg Ww on th<' Bill of Rt~h11 and tile Gatheri11g ·n,e Pu•" . 2IIII-I ) Training atAEP's Gavin Plant The Galha County Amencan Red Cross wrll conduct training on how to perform cardiopulmonary resusctlatron (CPR) on adults and chtldren The training wrll take place at the Gavtn plant tn Cheshtre on Saturday, September 13. The class begins at 9 a.m and wrlllast approximately four hours. Thts tratmng 1s.free and open to all tnterested persons ages 13 and above. but participants must preregister wtth the Galha County Red Cross Call 446-8555 to regrster, or for more informatiOn about the trarning Class stze rs hmtted and w111 be filled on a first-call, ftrst-served basis The American Red Cross CPR program is designed to give people the confrdence to respond in an emergency sttuatton with sktlls that can save a life. This course provides partrclpants with baste emergency techniques so that they can respond to breathi,ng and cardiac emergencies tn adults and children. · P~At Tuesday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 80s. Southwest winds around 5 mph ... Becomin~ northwest around 5 mph m the afternoon. Tuesday night... Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. North winds around 5 in the mph evenin!! ... Becoming light ' and vanable. Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Northeast winds around 5 mph. night ... Wednesday Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 50s. East winds around 5 mph. Thursday through Friday...Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Friday nJght and Saturday...Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper 60s. Highs in the upper 80s. Saturday night... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunder-. storms. Lows in the mid 60s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Local Stocks r 1/ rSel'l' ll Red Cross Offers CPR Call 446-8555 to register for the free CPR training class. =OHIO I Gavin Plant/Cheshire, Ohio Local Weather tlte F1r1t Ati/Ptldmellt · and dw !It!/ o{ Rtghtl· a11</ aurlwt /l,.,t,twl«' " Seized ArreSt sure JUS- ex treme ,, pro-abortionist that he opposed, in the lllulOIS legrsl.rture. a brll to preset ve babres born alive alter botched abortrons ) Mo,trmportantly, the milrt.try JliiY in the Hamdan trtal dtd show the world that the former MeCum was rt gll! when he said or Amerrc.m values again st the !CII OIIStS " It 's not about them. it' s .tbOut us'' As commander in chief, wr ll McCatn nonetheless contrnue to rmplement George W Bu sh's separate legal system. exemplified by"" rn ve ntrons of the mrll! ary commrssions - along with the CIA's secret prisons .rnd "ren<.lru ons" of suspech.to be· tor tured 111 other cou ntnes'l If he is elected, the wntld wrll be watching. (Nat Hento/( i1 a twrioll- New Ha;en , W Va .. and Deni se E West. 21 : Reedsvrlle. Keith Allen Hendnck s, 46, and Clara Ohhnge r. 54 . Naomr Middleport ; James Edward Mornson, 47 . and Lori Lynn Prerce, 34. Middleport ; Jimmre Ray Snrder, 45 , and Marilyn Jane Starkey, 44, Marietta. John Daniel Hill , 27, Pomeroy, and Amber Rose Athey, 24, Hanford, W.Va.; Leopold August Bucher, 55. Pmjurra , Western Au stralta, and Shirley Ann Smrth , 56, Mtddleport; Wtlham Enc Hayes, 35, and Brllre Jo Marcmko, 33, Chri stopher Rac ine , Myers. 21, Pomeroy, and Ashle y Rtley. 19, Long Bottom . David Lew ts Heighton, 29, and Brittany Nicole Denny, 23. Mtddleport; Erik Whitney Pax t o~. 31, Lexington, and Brandy Lynn Call , 31, Rutland; Steven J. McCullough. 28, Pomeroy, and Holly L. Hannah . 25 , Bedford; and James Wrlliam Clifford , Jt. , 61 , Pomeroy. and Vrrgrma Lourse Cleek. 69, Racme. Mann's two attorneys, told tnal." satd Prerce after the the JUdge Mann has concerns hear mg. "That ·, why he about Johnson's family ente red thrs pled But we "It was his desire to take apprecrate the st,tt e of Ohro responstbiltty tor the cnme dtsmtssed the de.tth penalty and wanted to spo~re the spec•ficatrons It 's a I au and family any additional pain just resolution to thi s case and ~ot put them through a lor everyone mvolved " Fitness A military jury rljects Bush 5 rule if law r------------------------------- POMEROY - Marnage hcenses have bee n rssued m Mergs County Common Pleas Court to· Chase Carlyle PQrter, 24. and Talya Mari ssa Gillespie, 22. Pomeroy; Cody Joseph Hysell, 19. and Selena Marie Spencer, 19, Racine , Todd Lewis Lee, 37, and Judy Lynn Morn s, 45 , Tuppers Plums: Kyle Blarr Kinnan , 19, Mtddleport. and Bnttany Drane Chapell, 19, Shade. Larry Wayne Young . 40, Tuppers Plarns. and Claircy Lou Webb, 45. Middleport ; Darri ck Eugene McCloud, 35, and Sandra Garl Southern, 36, Pomeroy , Michael Lee Collins, 42. and Alvena Dawn Harns, 34, Chester; Donald Lee Schartiger, 30, and Karen Lorena Flanagan, 40, Middleport; Davrd Sigman , 43, and Marcie Smith Feathers, 33, Middleport . Chad Enc Smeeks. Sr.. 28, and Dusty Krystin Lynn Murphy, 21, Reedsvrlle; Stephen R. Gerlach. 27. Immunization clinic ,. I tee to tennnsts through our courts and our Uniform Co<.le ol Mrlttary Justice." 11 .tgree wrth Obama's re,tctron to the tri.rl; but rf I vote lor hun. rt will be wtth Marriage licenses Ohio inmate changes plea in murder .ttt.lLk ed .ts g tdlKii ose and ~md Sentenced Divorces { Meigs school open houses When Ob,una talks about the luture. he so.rrs He talks Durham from Brian Durhum. Melissa R. Brown and Matthev. T Brown, Sr. Amber Nicole Boling and John Paul Boling , and Sandra Je,L!l D1stelhorst from Joshua David Distelhorst. POMEROY - Actions for ~ts so lutton of marrmgc were filed 111 Mergs County Common Pleas Court by Dawn M Jones, Racine. and Curtis D Jones, Racrne. Sandra J. Carnahan. Pomeroy. and Jame s A. POMEROY - Matthew Carnahan, Rac me, ,md T. Brown was sentenced to Sarah Ni chol s, Middleport. and Andrew N rchols, one year in , prison, with credit for 184 days, on a Huntington. W Va Dissolutions were granted mot ron to revoke commumto John Rrchard Bentz and ty control and an ongmal Angel Mtchelle Bentz, and charge . of breakrng and Tamela Sue Marcinko and entenng. Mi chael R Richmond Stephen P. Marcmko was sentenced to one year on eac h ot two counts of breakmg and entenng and a count of grand theft, on a POMEROY - Dtvorce matron to revoke commumacltons were filed 111 Metgs ty control. He was grven County Common Pleas 137 davs credit Court by Elizabeth Ann Elish"a Drcken s was senMiddleport, tenced to one year each on POMEROY - An open house at the Meigs Local Meadows, Primary/Intermediate School wrll be held from 5 to 1 p.m. against Mitchell Hayes charges 9f possessron of tonight (Thesday.) One will also be held at the Meigs High Meadows, Middleport , and dru gs and trafficking in School tonight from 5:30 to 7:30p.m. Vinda J. Erwm. Middleport, drugs . on a motron to against Matthew C Erwm. revoke commumty control. Dayton. · He v.us given credit for 202 Drvorces were granted to davs served, and ordered to POMEROY - Metgs High School's Class of 1972 and Carol S. Lewi s from pay the cost ol hr s confine1973 will be reuniting for a river boat' cruise on the Rubel . Michael D Lewr s. Rebecca ment.$1 , 155 from 5-6:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 12, the night of the homecoming game. Tickets cost $10 per person and can be obtained at King Ace Hardware in Middlerort, at The Eagles through Andy Vaughan or by contacting Jo Ellen Yeary at 2315 Woodland Avenue, S0uth Charleston, W.Va. AKRON (AP) - A con- tor rape ts up next year. 25303. If paying by check. make it payable to "Meigs victed raptst Monday told a M.rnn made no other Classes of '72 and '73." The river cruise is also open to JUdge he is gutlty of a comment. but lrstened m friends and family of class members. woman's 1998 murder that court as Elkms called hrm a was tntllally blamed on the coward who rumed hves vrcttm 's son-in-law. "''m just glad that I can Through a plea deal with call it over,'' Elkms said POMEROY -A childhood immumzation clime will be prosecutors. Earl Mann, 35, after the plea heanng. held from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. today at the Meigs avords trial in the death of When family members County Health Department. A $7 donation appreciated but . 58-year-old Jud~h Johnson spoke at the hearmg, Mann and rs spared the possible sometrmes frowned and not required for service. death sentence that could glanced downward. have come wrth a jury conJohnson's daughter, .' vrctton. Melinda Dawson. wept from Page At Mann pleaded guilty to whrle makrng her statement the aggravated murder and to Mann : " You murdered hke in professional rehabilitation and work-out centers. rape of Johnson, plus the "We want this to be a community showplace," Deem attempted murder <)!ld twe my mother and tr ied to mursard. "We've invested in quality eqmpment, and taken sev- counts of rape of Johnson's der my nrece! You caused eral measures to make this a first class facility. It will only granddaughter, then 6 years thi s family nothing but pain and devastation." get better as we proceed into the future. I am really excited old. Bnan Pierce, one of about this facility and being able to serve our public. It Clarence Elkins, 45 , had should be something we can all be proud of." been convicted in 1999 ot Once the fitness center is open, Southern will announce ktlling Johnson, his is mothtimes that members of the public can utilize the facility. er-m-law, at her home rn Barberton, an Akron suburb FRt 8/15/08- THURS 8121108 about 40 mtl es south of WWW SPRINGVALlEYCINEMA.COM Box Office Open• 0 Cleveland. 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & from Elkins, who served nearly 12:30 PM FOR WED THRU SUN MATINEES senseven years of a hfe TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT So far, no arrests have been made. tence, later received $1 milMIRRORS (A) . During summer eradication, troopers search for plants 1 ;tO, 3;30, 7:10 & 9;30 using a helicopter and specialized camera that can detect lion from the state in a the heat signature of the ~lant. Once marijuana plots have wrongful incarceration setSTAR WARS; THE CLONE tlement. been found, troopers go m by foot, collect the plants by WARS (PG) Elkins obtained the cruhand and transport them to the detachment to be docu1 :00, 3;00, 7;00 • 9;00 cial DNA sample himself by mented as evidence. TROPIC THUNDER (R) snatching a cigarette butt The marijuana is later destroyed. 1 ;30, 3;30, 7;30 & 9;30 from Mann while they were For the summer of 2008, Starcher said troopers have THE MUMMY; TOMB OF THE found more than $16,000,000 in almost 8,000 marijuana both inmates at the DRAGON EMPERIOR (PG13) Correctional plants in 55 plots throughout Mason County. The find also Mansfield 1;00, 3;10, 7;00. 9;10 has resulted m seven people being arrested on the charge of Institution. THE DARK KNIGHT (PG13) Mann told Summit 12;55, 3;40, 6;55 & 9;40 cultivation of marijuana. County Common Pleas PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) Judge Robert Gippm that 1;10, 3:10,7:10 & 9:10 his lawyers explained the SISTERHOOD OF THE plea deal and. he underfrom Page AI TRAVELING PANTS 2 (PG!3) stands it. The plea agree1:00,3:15,7:00. 9;15 of possession of a controlled substance - marijuana with ment will keep him in NOW S OWING MATINEE intent to deliver. Thompson also lives on Crab Creek Road prison for at least 55 years WED THRU ·SUN after his present pnson term near Thacker. He appeared before Roush, who set a $1,500 bond, and then was taken to the Western Regional Jail. He was released from the jail Sunday. Local Briefs .tftt>J ~etttng tdx cuts. sw1tt Dissolutions POMEROY -Mary Elizabeth Bowen, 85, Pomeroy, passed away on Aug. 17, 2008 at her residence. She was born on Oct. 14, 1922, in Minersville, daughter of the late Bert Karr and Clara Saul Karr. She was formerly employed as a secretary at the Chevrolet dealership in Pomeroy. She enjoyed golfing and bridge. She was· a wonderful fnend and loved by many. She was a member of the Trinity Church of Pomeroy. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by husband, Tom Bowen; brothers, James Karr, Bert Karr, Richard Karr. She is survived by a special mece, Jacqueline A. Ztdar and her husband, Frank of Sa~amore Hills; and several cousins. A memorial service wtll be held at noon on Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008 at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. There wil] be no calling hours. A registry is available online at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. ( lh.tnl.t pt opuses. or by havrng hu srncss create JObs bringm~ For the Record Mary Ellzlbell• BoWen negative)---"---"' but needs positive .tnd tclu sal to credit its success . hts broken promrse on .ll'l'l'plrng public fundrng for the "Cl!eral election camp.u~n"' ,;nd hi' enet gy and t:UUlOIIl\L poJJL ies A se11ous deb. rtc is now Lutdcr '' ay - ,md. but tor Ob.tm.t. rt could be gornl! on l.lll' to Lu.e about 11 It ether In fo,t er energy llllll'pel!dc ncc tJ1rou gh "all of the ahm c." mcludrng • d1 JIIJ11g and nucledJ. 01 mainly thmugh deve lopment of JitCill,illl c lucls .rnd conser1 a!i<Jtl. a' Ob.rma proposes. t\ru •t lte r Jeh<~te " under ""Y '"~r whether the middle cl:1ss IS b~ tte r off getting ta' c· ut s, re bates and JObs liL'ttted by g l1Ve1nment sub- Cll!!l t "' ) '" .rll the ll .rk hL··.., t.tk tn g lot tt. 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' Please include a phone number il) your email. �The Daily Sentinel NATION • WORLD PageA6 Tuesday, August 19, 2008 Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside Buckeyes practice outdoors, Page Bl · • Mexican peppers posed problem long before,outbreak needs to be able to nimbly respond 1o." The agency initially sus• FRESNO, Calif. pected that fresh tomatoes Federal inspectors at U.S. had caused the outbreak. border crossings repeatedly Then officials determined in turned back fihhy, di sease- mid-July that jalapenos ridden shipments of peppers could also be sic kening peofrom Mexico in the months ple and eventually traced before a sa lmonella out - implicated pepper ship. break that sickened I,400 ments all the way back to people was !lnally traced to two farms in Mextco. Mexican chilies. The agency doesn't keep Yet no larger acti<Jn was count of w.hat percentage of taken . Food and Drug the nearly 491,200 metric Administration official s tons of Mexican peppers insisted as recently as last imported last year were week that they were su~­ turned away at the U.S. borprised by the outbreak der. In general, the federal because Mexican peppers government inspects less had no I been .spotted ·as a than I percent of ~ll foreign problem before. · food entering the country. But an Associated Press According to the analysis of FDA record s Depat1ment of Agriculture, found that peppers aAd 84 percent of all fresh pepchilies were consistently the pers eaten in the U.S ..come top Mexican crop rejected .from Mexico. by harder inspectors for the In the last year, the last year. agency's data shows that Since January alone, 88 dozens of cases were turned AP photo shipments of fresh and dried back due to filth . illegal pesA Russian military vehicle maneuvers at the gate of a· Georgian army base that was controlled by Russian forces in chilies , were turned away. ticides and in one case, Senaki, western Georgia, Monday. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has promised the withdrawal under terms of an Ten percent · were contamisomething poisonous. EU-tiacked cease-fire agreement, but how quickly the troops will leave is unclear, as is exactly where they will redeploy. nated with salmonella. In Bob Buchanan, a former the last year, 8 percent of senior science adviser at the 158 rntercepted ship- FDA, said part of the probments of fresh and ·dried lem may be 'thai the agency sets its prioritfes for the of Russian peacekeepers military officials. from an Ossetian militia, chilies had salmonella. BY MIKE ECKEL ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER On Friday. Dr. · David food it wnsiders to be highand reinforcements has Earlier, Russian troops pulled up in a car and told Acheson, the FDA's food risk years in advance. · begun" and said forces were ~ad allowed displaced peo- him to stop filming. GORL Georgia Dried peppers and other leaving Gori. ple to get to the base to When the cameraman safety chief, told reporters Russia said Monday it had But Russian tanks and retrieve their belongings. resisted, the driver pro- pc.ppers were not a cause for imported spices were con- . begun withdrawing from troops roamed freely around Cars emerged loaded with duced a pistol and started concern before they were sidered sufficiently risky to the conflict zone in the city and made forays goods, including televisions shooting at the ground. The implicated in the salmonella be mentioned on a 2006 Georgia, but it held fast to toward the Georgian capital and refrigerators. . cameraman, who sustained outbreak. FDA manual instructing key positions and sent of Thilisi, 55 miles to the '"We have not typically inspectors on which highA planne<\ exchange of light ricochet wounds . to some of its troops in the southeast Russia also kept prisoners captured during his legs, handed over the seen problems . with pep- risk foods . deserved a more opposite direction - clos- control of the critical high-. the fighting fell through, cassette . . pers," Acheson said. "Our careful check. er to the Georgian capitaL The agency has long conway that slices through with each sides blaming the The Pentagon said that up imporrsampling is typically Russian troops and vehi- Georgia's ·midsection. other. It was not clear how to five C-130 aircraft. are focused on areas where we sidered salmonella to be a cles roamed freely around AP reporters· saw four many prisoners were to be expected to fly into Georgia know we ',ve got proble1ns risk in dried chilies, since the strategically located Russian armored personnel e-!-changed. Georgian offi- Tuesday with supplies, and or we've seen problems in foreign spice traders often central ci ty of Gori, Russian carriers, each carrying about cials another attempt could that three had landed the past, which is why we're leave peppers to dry in the forces appeared to blow up 15 men, rolling from Gori to take place Tuesday. Monday as part of the relief now mcreasmg our sam- sun where thev' re vulnerathe runway at a military lgoeti, a crossroads town· In Vladikavkaz, near the effort In addition to food, pling for peppers." ble to contam-ination from ' base in the western town of even closer to Thilisi, pass- border On Monday, the FDA said birds and other animals, with Georgia, medical aid, tents and bedSenaki. · ing Georgian soldiers who Medvedev gave medals to ding, the U.S. is sending Acheson's comment was in Buchanan said. There wer~ few sjgns sat by tl)e roadsid~30 soldiers and servicemen forklifts to help unload and relation to outbreaks or illInspectors might have Russia was following the ness associated with looked over the odd box of The Russians moved into invnlved in the conflict He mov~ the supplies. terms of a cease-fire to end Igoeti then turned off onto called them heroes and said The United Nations Mexican peppers, not the fresh Mexican chilies, but the short war, which has dri- a side road. As the Russian they had fought "a cowardly · refugee agency . said more rejection of pepper ship- no one paid raw peppers ven tensions between vehicles rolled past a group aggression. than 158,000 people had ments at the borders. Calls rrmch attention since they Russia and the West to some of Georgian soldiers and "I am sure that such a well been displaced by the con- to the FDA seeking elabora- were not mentioned · as a of their highest levels since policemen, one swerved conducted, effective peace- flict, most of them within tion were not immediately high-risk crop, he said. the breakup of ihe Soviet and ., scraped a new making operation aimed at Georgia. "Somebody could have returned. Still, food-s afety advoUnion. picked up a box and looked ''I think the Russians will Georgtan police car. The · protecting our citizens and In Paris, the French for- · Georgians ·looi<ed down at other people will be among pull out, but will damage cates question why the . at peppers if they wanted to, eign minister said it · their fingernails. the most glorious deeds of Georgia strongly," said Givi agency did not pay more but I m not sure that would appeared "we are witness- · U.S. officials, speaking the Russian military," Sikharulidze, who lives in attention to the peppers have been a bigh priority," ing the start" of a Russian on condition of anonymity Medvedev said. Tbilisi. "Geor~ia will sur- being stopped at the border Buchanan said: "It would withdrawal, but warned because they were disWhile Western leaders vive, but Russta has lost its and why 1t took the nation's require a big leap to think France would call an emer- cussing; i11telhgence repQ.rts, have called Russia's credibility in the eyes of the largest foodborne illness · that salmonella in dried gency meeting of the said . at least one Russian ri!sponse disproportionate, world." outbreak for the agency to peppers could be related 'to European Council to talk battalion equipped ' with Medvedev repeated Russian Associated Press writers ratchet up its screening of problems in fresh chilies." about consequences for more than a dQzen SS-21 accusations of genocide. Since the salmonella outDavid Nowak, Jim Heintz, · companies known for shipRussia if that was not the missile launchers had ''The world realized that Steve Gutterman and Jill ping dirty chilies. break began in April, 1,423 case. "If the fact that they were people have fallen ill and the moved into South Ossetia, even now there are political Lawless in M,Jscow, Matti But U.S. defense and mil- within range of Tbilisi. freaks who were ready to Friedman in Gori, Georgia; showing up on problem produce industry has lost itary officials said they had Nogovitsyn disputed the kill innocent peofle for the . Christopher Torchia and lists for a year doesn't more than $200 million as seen no si.gnificant move- claim. sake of politica fashions Misha Dzhindzhikhashvili make them hi gh-ri sk, I consumers have shied aW.ay ment yet of Russian troops ' The RIA-Novosti news and who compensated for in Tbilisi, Georgia; Bela don't know what doe s," from buying fresh produce. withdrawing from Georgia. agency reported that the their own stupidity by Szandelszky in Senaki, said Ami Gadhia, policy Federal investigators are Secretary of. State leader of South Ossetia, eliminating a whole Georgia; Mansur Mirovalev. counsel with Consumers now focusing their probe on Condoleezza Rice, on her Eduard Kokoity, asked nation ," he said. in Vladikavkaz, Russia; and Union, the nonprofit pub- fresh hot · peppers from way to an emergency meet- Russia on Monday to estabAn Associated Press cam- Lolita C. · Baldur and li sher of Consumer Reports Mexico - jalapenos and · ing of NATO foreign minis- . !ish a permanent base there. eraman was slightly injured Pauline Jelinek ' in magazine. "If it's across the serranos - but still suspect ters, said Russia was playoutside .Gori after four men Washington contributed to board, then that' s a sys- that tainted tomatoes were Nogovitsyn said the ing a "very dangerous game Russian troops were I?Ulling in camouflage, possibly this report. temic problem that FDA initially involved. and perhaps one the back to South Ossella, but Russians want to reconsid- the boundaries of the er.' ~ Russian presence remained She said the United States unclear: .J!c; said . "troops and its allies would not should not be in the territo- · allow Russia to draw a ry of Georgia," but it was "new line" through Europe unclear whether that and intimidate former excluded patrols. Soviet republics and former Russian troops . were satellite states. restricting access to Gori, The foreign ministers where shops were shut and were set to meet Tuesday in people milled around on the Brussels, Belgium, to con- central square. sider whether to go ahead 'The city is a cold place . with upcoming activities now. People are fearful," planned with Russia, from said · Nona Khizanishvili , military ~xercises to diplo- 44, who fled Gori a week matic meetings. ago for an outlying village . The European Union-bro- and returned Monday, trykered peace plan signed by ' ing to reach her son 1n both Russian President Tbilisi. Georgia's Rustavi-2 teleDmitry Medvedev ~nd Georg tan President Mikhail vision showed footage of a Saakashvili calls for both Russian armored vehicle sides to pull forces back to smashing through a group the positions they held of Georgian police cars barbefore fighting broke out ricading the road to Gori on Aog. 7. Medvedev had told Monday. · One of the cars French President Nicolas was dragged along the street Sarkozy on Sunday that by the Russian armor. Russian troops would begin Georgian police. stood by pulling back ·on Monday, without even raising their but stopped short of guns as the Russian vehicle promising they would crushed through the road- · block. return to Russ1a. Remembering you Russia sent. its tanks and In Senaki, a series of rm this $pedal day! troops into Georgia after explosions were heard from Love, Georgia cracked down on the military base in the the separatist, pro-Russian afternoon. Later, three sepaYourFamUy province of South Ossetia. rate blasts that appeared to Fighting has also flared in a destroy the airport runway second breakaway region, shook the leaves on trees M I to: TN 1S Day Abkhazia. more than a- mile away. In Moscow, the deputy Georgian Interior chief of the Russian general Ministry spokesman Shota staff, CoL-Gen. Anatoly Utiashvili said Russian 111 Coult Sl Pan aIOf1, ONo . Nogovitsyn, told a briefing ' forces had blown up the that "today, according to' the runway. There was no con99N155 , peace plan, the withdrawal firmation from Russian BY GARANCE BURKE Tuesday, August 19, 2008 ASSOCIATED PRESS WAI'fER wav forces Gn•lt c~e The I Daily Sentinel Danny Smith 'wins 410 Sprint championship at Skylin~ Countdown to Kickoff Skyline Speedway point's ers made the featureSPORTS CORRESPONDENT championship Friday nigh!. Skyline's Billy Jarrell. KHe is also the nali\1n\ win- Cs Jimmv Nier. and Ohio STEWART - With the ningest 410 sprint car driver Valley' s Wayne McP~ek . · full moon shining on the as of l;1st report with 16 On the second restart of Skyline Speedway surface, . overalL the sprint main. Josh Davi s the racers were really howlJosh McGuire has won all and Hud Horton made an ing, and thus a great back but one race he has raced in· Adam Strausser sandwich. drop for some of the sea- at Skyline · Speedway. Davis, second in Skyline son 's best racing. 105 cars Reportedly, Friday 's win points had his job descripflooded the pit area, ready to was number seven in the late tion co mpounded when he put on a show for the fans in models: Jeremy Berwanger, wem to the rear with Horton. attendance. Starting his Murray City, picked up the Strausser exited with a flat. career as a true outlaw--by AMR~· !',:lodified main, Davis had a chance at the the 'old definition of racing Tom111y Adkin~ (Portland, · point's championship, but "what ya got, where ya Ohio) piCked up hi s 28th Danny Smith put an exclawant" - and concludi ng win O(!he year with anmher mation point on his bid for this season in the same Style, Four.Cyl. A-main , and the crown with a feature win Danny. Smith via Danville, Shawn Jett took the Plire as both drivers ended with great seasons. . IN and now froni Stocks. Third place starter Cole In an unu sual occurrence, Chillicothe, Ohio claimed the Skyline Speedway · 410 the way the qualifying heats Duncan took the initial lead, Sprint Season shuftled out . in the sprints. then on lap two 5th place Championship race and three racing promoters/own- sta1'1er Danny Smith blasted Bv ScoTT WoLFE ·DAYS by Jimmy Nier and Duncan, anchoring his stronghold on points. In the mix Nier brietly held the lead, but couldn't make it stick. After a Kory Crabtree spin. Smith throttled up and slashed away the competition in his 'run for the money' in win number ten at Skyline. Meanwhile. Davis was charging off the tail as Keith Baxter and Dunqn bagged Nier for second and third . · · Baxter closed the gap, but "the Gambler" Smith worked traffic to perfection. Smith's Maxim dawned the original "Gambler" colors and a number .IS !ike his ride. in the original Kenny Rogers Gambler car. By lap 16 Baxter, aboard Eddie Slone's 4x, pulled alongside BEIJING (AP) - The U.S. Olympic team put 1Mm8 from Gallia and Meigs counties. away Dirk Nowitzki and Tu11day. Auoolt 19 ·Germany in a hurry. Soccer Next up: the only team so Gallla ACademy at South Poinl, 7 p.m. far these Americans couldGolf Eastem at Federal Hocking (O~o::bow}, n't blow out. 4;30 p.m. Ai"ter destroying INeterlord at SoUthern (Pine Hills), 4:30 on Germany I 06-57 , p. ~ Monday, the Americans (5Wedneaday Augyat 20 0) move on to a quarterfinal Croll Country matchup Wednesday against TVC vs SVC at VInton County, 4:30p.m. Australia, the team that's · Thursdav Augu•t 21 provided . them with their Soccer toughest test in China. Qallla AcademY at Cllillicothe, 5 p.m. The U.S. led by only · · Golf oQiua Academy at Wellston, 4 p.m. points midway seven Trimble at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. through the fourth quarter Rlyer Valley at Wellston (Fairgreens), an 87-76 exhibition vicof ~30p . m . tory in Shanghai two weeks Meigs at Belpre (Q)(bow), 4:30p.m Miller at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. ago over an Australian team that didn't have starting. fdday Ayguat 22 center Andrew Bogut of the Football Gallla Academy at Athens . 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee Bucks. He was River Valley at Minford, 7:30 p.'m. resting a sore right ankle. Waterford at South Gallia, 7:30p.m. It's hard to imagi ne a Coal Grove at Meigs, 7:30 p:m. repeat of that semiEastern at Ale>eander, 7:30p.m. Southern at Symmes Valley, 7:30p.m. Shanghai surpri se with the way the U.S. has played in Satyrday. Ayguat 23 Beijing. Volleyball iVC preview at Meigs, 5:30p.m. Dwight Howard scored Croll Country 22 points and LeBron James Eastern at MarieHa, 9:30a.m. had 18, 16 in the first half. River Valley Invitational, 9 a.m. Gallla Academy at Pickerington Monday as the United Invitational, 8 a.m. States completed an undefeated march thro~gh pool play. Not since the Dream Team rumbled through Las Ramblas 16 years ago in Barcelona has. a te.am been dominant. The TUPPERS PLAINS - . this Americans won their pool Eastern High School season sports passes for the 2008- games by 32.2 points and 09 fall season are currently averaged 103 points. The only thing they might on sale . Passes can be purhave to work on is Kobe chased in the main office at Bryant's dunking. 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Mark' Imler, Dave Dtckson, Jimmy Stinson, and Josh Davis. ~ aportaomydellyaentlnel.com AP photo USA's guard LeBron James, right, scores over Germany's Cf~nter Chris Kaman during the third quarter of their men's preliminary basketball game at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing on Monday. stroke vic'tory over visiting 'Vinton County on Monday during the season opener at Pine Hills G o I f Course. T h e Marauders ( 1,0 TVC Ohio) posted a winnmg team score of 176 and had co- · ·medalists on the day with Joey Blackston and Tyler Andrews firing mat c hing low · rounds of 42. The Harris Vikings (0I) posted a team taTty of 183. Behind Blackston and Andrews were teammates Bobby King and Ryan Please see Coif, Bl onense 2 CINCINNATI (AP) - preseason games with hamCarson Palmer s'pent more string injuries, costing them time in the trainer's room time to get their timing than usual, the best gauge of down with Palmer and the where the Cincinnati offensive line. . Ben gals' offense stands Chad Johnson's injury midway through the presea- could be a temporary setson. back or a lingering r.roblem It's in a whole lot of hurt. for a team that can t afford Receiver Chad Johnson to lose him. The Bengals sprained his left shoulder, refused his . demands for a running back Rudi Johnson trade in the offseason, conand receiver T.J. sidering him irreplaceable . Houshmandzadeh were After they released No. 3 sidelined with hamstring receiver Chris Henry for his injuries, and Palmer hit the latest arrest in the offseason. ground five times during a the Bengals had little experi27-10 loss to the Detroit ence behind their two Pro Lions on Sunday night. .. Bowl starters. "I'm . not concerne~L" Now, they're relying even Palmer said, after finally more heavily on rookies to emerging from the trainer's get them through the presearoom . "More like di sap- son. Second-round pick pointed. Jerome Simpson had a teamReally sore, tno . high 114 ~a rd s on five There's still time for the catches agamst the Lions' offense to get Its act togeth- backups. and third-round •·· ' AP photo er, but not much . pick Andre Caldwell had a Houshmandzadeh and Rudi Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer (9) drops back to pass agaiflst the Detroit Johnson have sat out both Pl..se , .. Bencals, Bl Lions in the first quarter of a preseason NFL football game on Sunday in Cincinnati. • �The Daily Sentinel NATION • WORLD PageA6 Tuesday, August 19, 2008 Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside Buckeyes practice outdoors, Page Bl · • Mexican peppers posed problem long before,outbreak needs to be able to nimbly respond 1o." The agency initially sus• FRESNO, Calif. pected that fresh tomatoes Federal inspectors at U.S. had caused the outbreak. border crossings repeatedly Then officials determined in turned back fihhy, di sease- mid-July that jalapenos ridden shipments of peppers could also be sic kening peofrom Mexico in the months ple and eventually traced before a sa lmonella out - implicated pepper ship. break that sickened I,400 ments all the way back to people was !lnally traced to two farms in Mextco. Mexican chilies. The agency doesn't keep Yet no larger acti<Jn was count of w.hat percentage of taken . Food and Drug the nearly 491,200 metric Administration official s tons of Mexican peppers insisted as recently as last imported last year were week that they were su~­ turned away at the U.S. borprised by the outbreak der. In general, the federal because Mexican peppers government inspects less had no I been .spotted ·as a than I percent of ~ll foreign problem before. · food entering the country. But an Associated Press According to the analysis of FDA record s Depat1ment of Agriculture, found that peppers aAd 84 percent of all fresh pepchilies were consistently the pers eaten in the U.S ..come top Mexican crop rejected .from Mexico. by harder inspectors for the In the last year, the last year. agency's data shows that Since January alone, 88 dozens of cases were turned AP photo shipments of fresh and dried back due to filth . illegal pesA Russian military vehicle maneuvers at the gate of a· Georgian army base that was controlled by Russian forces in chilies , were turned away. ticides and in one case, Senaki, western Georgia, Monday. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has promised the withdrawal under terms of an Ten percent · were contamisomething poisonous. EU-tiacked cease-fire agreement, but how quickly the troops will leave is unclear, as is exactly where they will redeploy. nated with salmonella. In Bob Buchanan, a former the last year, 8 percent of senior science adviser at the 158 rntercepted ship- FDA, said part of the probments of fresh and ·dried lem may be 'thai the agency sets its prioritfes for the of Russian peacekeepers military officials. from an Ossetian militia, chilies had salmonella. BY MIKE ECKEL ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER On Friday. Dr. · David food it wnsiders to be highand reinforcements has Earlier, Russian troops pulled up in a car and told Acheson, the FDA's food risk years in advance. · begun" and said forces were ~ad allowed displaced peo- him to stop filming. GORL Georgia Dried peppers and other leaving Gori. ple to get to the base to When the cameraman safety chief, told reporters Russia said Monday it had But Russian tanks and retrieve their belongings. resisted, the driver pro- pc.ppers were not a cause for imported spices were con- . begun withdrawing from troops roamed freely around Cars emerged loaded with duced a pistol and started concern before they were sidered sufficiently risky to the conflict zone in the city and made forays goods, including televisions shooting at the ground. The implicated in the salmonella be mentioned on a 2006 Georgia, but it held fast to toward the Georgian capital and refrigerators. . cameraman, who sustained outbreak. FDA manual instructing key positions and sent of Thilisi, 55 miles to the '"We have not typically inspectors on which highA planne<\ exchange of light ricochet wounds . to some of its troops in the southeast Russia also kept prisoners captured during his legs, handed over the seen problems . with pep- risk foods . deserved a more opposite direction - clos- control of the critical high-. the fighting fell through, cassette . . pers," Acheson said. "Our careful check. er to the Georgian capitaL The agency has long conway that slices through with each sides blaming the The Pentagon said that up imporrsampling is typically Russian troops and vehi- Georgia's ·midsection. other. It was not clear how to five C-130 aircraft. are focused on areas where we sidered salmonella to be a cles roamed freely around AP reporters· saw four many prisoners were to be expected to fly into Georgia know we ',ve got proble1ns risk in dried chilies, since the strategically located Russian armored personnel e-!-changed. Georgian offi- Tuesday with supplies, and or we've seen problems in foreign spice traders often central ci ty of Gori, Russian carriers, each carrying about cials another attempt could that three had landed the past, which is why we're leave peppers to dry in the forces appeared to blow up 15 men, rolling from Gori to take place Tuesday. Monday as part of the relief now mcreasmg our sam- sun where thev' re vulnerathe runway at a military lgoeti, a crossroads town· In Vladikavkaz, near the effort In addition to food, pling for peppers." ble to contam-ination from ' base in the western town of even closer to Thilisi, pass- border On Monday, the FDA said birds and other animals, with Georgia, medical aid, tents and bedSenaki. · ing Georgian soldiers who Medvedev gave medals to ding, the U.S. is sending Acheson's comment was in Buchanan said. There wer~ few sjgns sat by tl)e roadsid~30 soldiers and servicemen forklifts to help unload and relation to outbreaks or illInspectors might have Russia was following the ness associated with looked over the odd box of The Russians moved into invnlved in the conflict He mov~ the supplies. terms of a cease-fire to end Igoeti then turned off onto called them heroes and said The United Nations Mexican peppers, not the fresh Mexican chilies, but the short war, which has dri- a side road. As the Russian they had fought "a cowardly · refugee agency . said more rejection of pepper ship- no one paid raw peppers ven tensions between vehicles rolled past a group aggression. than 158,000 people had ments at the borders. Calls rrmch attention since they Russia and the West to some of Georgian soldiers and "I am sure that such a well been displaced by the con- to the FDA seeking elabora- were not mentioned · as a of their highest levels since policemen, one swerved conducted, effective peace- flict, most of them within tion were not immediately high-risk crop, he said. the breakup of ihe Soviet and ., scraped a new making operation aimed at Georgia. "Somebody could have returned. Still, food-s afety advoUnion. picked up a box and looked ''I think the Russians will Georgtan police car. The · protecting our citizens and In Paris, the French for- · Georgians ·looi<ed down at other people will be among pull out, but will damage cates question why the . at peppers if they wanted to, eign minister said it · their fingernails. the most glorious deeds of Georgia strongly," said Givi agency did not pay more but I m not sure that would appeared "we are witness- · U.S. officials, speaking the Russian military," Sikharulidze, who lives in attention to the peppers have been a bigh priority," ing the start" of a Russian on condition of anonymity Medvedev said. Tbilisi. "Geor~ia will sur- being stopped at the border Buchanan said: "It would withdrawal, but warned because they were disWhile Western leaders vive, but Russta has lost its and why 1t took the nation's require a big leap to think France would call an emer- cussing; i11telhgence repQ.rts, have called Russia's credibility in the eyes of the largest foodborne illness · that salmonella in dried gency meeting of the said . at least one Russian ri!sponse disproportionate, world." outbreak for the agency to peppers could be related 'to European Council to talk battalion equipped ' with Medvedev repeated Russian Associated Press writers ratchet up its screening of problems in fresh chilies." about consequences for more than a dQzen SS-21 accusations of genocide. Since the salmonella outDavid Nowak, Jim Heintz, · companies known for shipRussia if that was not the missile launchers had ''The world realized that Steve Gutterman and Jill ping dirty chilies. break began in April, 1,423 case. "If the fact that they were people have fallen ill and the moved into South Ossetia, even now there are political Lawless in M,Jscow, Matti But U.S. defense and mil- within range of Tbilisi. freaks who were ready to Friedman in Gori, Georgia; showing up on problem produce industry has lost itary officials said they had Nogovitsyn disputed the kill innocent peofle for the . Christopher Torchia and lists for a year doesn't more than $200 million as seen no si.gnificant move- claim. sake of politica fashions Misha Dzhindzhikhashvili make them hi gh-ri sk, I consumers have shied aW.ay ment yet of Russian troops ' The RIA-Novosti news and who compensated for in Tbilisi, Georgia; Bela don't know what doe s," from buying fresh produce. withdrawing from Georgia. agency reported that the their own stupidity by Szandelszky in Senaki, said Ami Gadhia, policy Federal investigators are Secretary of. State leader of South Ossetia, eliminating a whole Georgia; Mansur Mirovalev. counsel with Consumers now focusing their probe on Condoleezza Rice, on her Eduard Kokoity, asked nation ," he said. in Vladikavkaz, Russia; and Union, the nonprofit pub- fresh hot · peppers from way to an emergency meet- Russia on Monday to estabAn Associated Press cam- Lolita C. · Baldur and li sher of Consumer Reports Mexico - jalapenos and · ing of NATO foreign minis- . !ish a permanent base there. eraman was slightly injured Pauline Jelinek ' in magazine. "If it's across the serranos - but still suspect ters, said Russia was playoutside .Gori after four men Washington contributed to board, then that' s a sys- that tainted tomatoes were Nogovitsyn said the ing a "very dangerous game Russian troops were I?Ulling in camouflage, possibly this report. temic problem that FDA initially involved. and perhaps one the back to South Ossella, but Russians want to reconsid- the boundaries of the er.' ~ Russian presence remained She said the United States unclear: .J!c; said . "troops and its allies would not should not be in the territo- · allow Russia to draw a ry of Georgia," but it was "new line" through Europe unclear whether that and intimidate former excluded patrols. Soviet republics and former Russian troops . were satellite states. restricting access to Gori, The foreign ministers where shops were shut and were set to meet Tuesday in people milled around on the Brussels, Belgium, to con- central square. sider whether to go ahead 'The city is a cold place . with upcoming activities now. People are fearful," planned with Russia, from said · Nona Khizanishvili , military ~xercises to diplo- 44, who fled Gori a week matic meetings. ago for an outlying village . The European Union-bro- and returned Monday, trykered peace plan signed by ' ing to reach her son 1n both Russian President Tbilisi. Georgia's Rustavi-2 teleDmitry Medvedev ~nd Georg tan President Mikhail vision showed footage of a Saakashvili calls for both Russian armored vehicle sides to pull forces back to smashing through a group the positions they held of Georgian police cars barbefore fighting broke out ricading the road to Gori on Aog. 7. Medvedev had told Monday. · One of the cars French President Nicolas was dragged along the street Sarkozy on Sunday that by the Russian armor. Russian troops would begin Georgian police. stood by pulling back ·on Monday, without even raising their but stopped short of guns as the Russian vehicle promising they would crushed through the road- · block. return to Russ1a. Remembering you Russia sent. its tanks and In Senaki, a series of rm this $pedal day! troops into Georgia after explosions were heard from Love, Georgia cracked down on the military base in the the separatist, pro-Russian afternoon. Later, three sepaYourFamUy province of South Ossetia. rate blasts that appeared to Fighting has also flared in a destroy the airport runway second breakaway region, shook the leaves on trees M I to: TN 1S Day Abkhazia. more than a- mile away. In Moscow, the deputy Georgian Interior chief of the Russian general Ministry spokesman Shota staff, CoL-Gen. Anatoly Utiashvili said Russian 111 Coult Sl Pan aIOf1, ONo . Nogovitsyn, told a briefing ' forces had blown up the that "today, according to' the runway. There was no con99N155 , peace plan, the withdrawal firmation from Russian BY GARANCE BURKE Tuesday, August 19, 2008 ASSOCIATED PRESS WAI'fER wav forces Gn•lt c~e The I Daily Sentinel Danny Smith 'wins 410 Sprint championship at Skylin~ Countdown to Kickoff Skyline Speedway point's ers made the featureSPORTS CORRESPONDENT championship Friday nigh!. Skyline's Billy Jarrell. KHe is also the nali\1n\ win- Cs Jimmv Nier. and Ohio STEWART - With the ningest 410 sprint car driver Valley' s Wayne McP~ek . · full moon shining on the as of l;1st report with 16 On the second restart of Skyline Speedway surface, . overalL the sprint main. Josh Davi s the racers were really howlJosh McGuire has won all and Hud Horton made an ing, and thus a great back but one race he has raced in· Adam Strausser sandwich. drop for some of the sea- at Skyline · Speedway. Davis, second in Skyline son 's best racing. 105 cars Reportedly, Friday 's win points had his job descripflooded the pit area, ready to was number seven in the late tion co mpounded when he put on a show for the fans in models: Jeremy Berwanger, wem to the rear with Horton. attendance. Starting his Murray City, picked up the Strausser exited with a flat. career as a true outlaw--by AMR~· !',:lodified main, Davis had a chance at the the 'old definition of racing Tom111y Adkin~ (Portland, · point's championship, but "what ya got, where ya Ohio) piCked up hi s 28th Danny Smith put an exclawant" - and concludi ng win O(!he year with anmher mation point on his bid for this season in the same Style, Four.Cyl. A-main , and the crown with a feature win Danny. Smith via Danville, Shawn Jett took the Plire as both drivers ended with great seasons. . IN and now froni Stocks. Third place starter Cole In an unu sual occurrence, Chillicothe, Ohio claimed the Skyline Speedway · 410 the way the qualifying heats Duncan took the initial lead, Sprint Season shuftled out . in the sprints. then on lap two 5th place Championship race and three racing promoters/own- sta1'1er Danny Smith blasted Bv ScoTT WoLFE ·DAYS by Jimmy Nier and Duncan, anchoring his stronghold on points. In the mix Nier brietly held the lead, but couldn't make it stick. After a Kory Crabtree spin. Smith throttled up and slashed away the competition in his 'run for the money' in win number ten at Skyline. Meanwhile. Davis was charging off the tail as Keith Baxter and Dunqn bagged Nier for second and third . · · Baxter closed the gap, but "the Gambler" Smith worked traffic to perfection. Smith's Maxim dawned the original "Gambler" colors and a number .IS !ike his ride. in the original Kenny Rogers Gambler car. By lap 16 Baxter, aboard Eddie Slone's 4x, pulled alongside BEIJING (AP) - The U.S. Olympic team put 1Mm8 from Gallia and Meigs counties. away Dirk Nowitzki and Tu11day. Auoolt 19 ·Germany in a hurry. Soccer Next up: the only team so Gallla ACademy at South Poinl, 7 p.m. far these Americans couldGolf Eastem at Federal Hocking (O~o::bow}, n't blow out. 4;30 p.m. Ai"ter destroying INeterlord at SoUthern (Pine Hills), 4:30 on Germany I 06-57 , p. ~ Monday, the Americans (5Wedneaday Augyat 20 0) move on to a quarterfinal Croll Country matchup Wednesday against TVC vs SVC at VInton County, 4:30p.m. Australia, the team that's · Thursdav Augu•t 21 provided . them with their Soccer toughest test in China. Qallla AcademY at Cllillicothe, 5 p.m. The U.S. led by only · · Golf oQiua Academy at Wellston, 4 p.m. points midway seven Trimble at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. through the fourth quarter Rlyer Valley at Wellston (Fairgreens), an 87-76 exhibition vicof ~30p . m . tory in Shanghai two weeks Meigs at Belpre (Q)(bow), 4:30p.m Miller at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. ago over an Australian team that didn't have starting. fdday Ayguat 22 center Andrew Bogut of the Football Gallla Academy at Athens . 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee Bucks. He was River Valley at Minford, 7:30 p.'m. resting a sore right ankle. Waterford at South Gallia, 7:30p.m. It's hard to imagi ne a Coal Grove at Meigs, 7:30 p:m. repeat of that semiEastern at Ale>eander, 7:30p.m. Southern at Symmes Valley, 7:30p.m. Shanghai surpri se with the way the U.S. has played in Satyrday. Ayguat 23 Beijing. Volleyball iVC preview at Meigs, 5:30p.m. Dwight Howard scored Croll Country 22 points and LeBron James Eastern at MarieHa, 9:30a.m. had 18, 16 in the first half. River Valley Invitational, 9 a.m. Gallla Academy at Pickerington Monday as the United Invitational, 8 a.m. States completed an undefeated march thro~gh pool play. Not since the Dream Team rumbled through Las Ramblas 16 years ago in Barcelona has. a te.am been dominant. The TUPPERS PLAINS - . this Americans won their pool Eastern High School season sports passes for the 2008- games by 32.2 points and 09 fall season are currently averaged 103 points. The only thing they might on sale . Passes can be purhave to work on is Kobe chased in the main office at Bryant's dunking. He blew EHS between 8 a.m. and two Monday, but hit three 3.3:30p.m. pointers after going only 5.To . purchase any of the of-24 available non-student pass- games in the first four . .es, you must be a resident of Bryant finished with 13 Eastern Local School points as the Americans District shot 55 percent from the An adult pass for the '08 floor and tossed in . II more fall sports season may be 3-pointers after making 12 purchased for $50. The pass in their last game. i~ good for junior high and With the top seed in their high school volleyball and group already clinched, the football games. Please see USA. Bl A student pass may be purchased by .Eastern students for $25 for the '08 junior high and high school volleyball and football seasons. .• :A senior pass may be pur~hased for the .'08 fall sports season for $10. You must h~ve a Golden B)Jckeye Cllrd to purchase thts pass. ;I'Ije pass is good for junior high and. high school volleyball and .football games. ~An adult volleyball pass £uay be purchased for $30 . lil\ll is good for all fall junior bigh and high school vol}¢y ball matches . .An ·adult football pass · illay lie . purchased for $25 ibid is good for all fall junior bigh and high school foot1)811 games. · -· Athletic ticliet prices for ihe 2008-09 school year for high school and junior high games will be $4 for adults aild $2 for students. Southern winTVC openers GALLIPOLIS - A schedule ot upcoming college and high school var!lity sporting events invoMng STAFF REPORT SPORTS®MYOAILYSENTINEL.C OM ' ,POMEROY .Meigs . golf started its quest for · a · fourth consec uti ve Tri· Conference Ohio . Division champi onship on ·a good note. posting a Seve n - · Fall sports passes available at EHS ,, ~ ThNTActVS I .·. I • ... • ,. • . ' ' . 1·74o-44R;.s>U2 ext. 33 1.· ~~ ' . ~ Fax-1 -740-44& ·. .. ' '"'· Please see Skyline, Bl .US completes romp through pool; Aussies next Meigs, locAL SCHEDULE ........ . Smith. but the slide scrubbed off some speed. Smith again pulled away. Crabtrte clipped the wall on lap 22 selling up a three lap shootout' to the finish . Baxter didn"t need the caution. His tires cooled and sloweo:l hi s run, while Smith's expertise in tinistL;:·;·:. ing what he staned unfolded... · Smith got a great jump, on:· the restart, used his noggin, ·. and dove to the lowside ' ·where he blasted the compe,..,_. tit ion for win number te~ ~· Baxter came home second · with Duncan a clii~e third, followed t!y Nier,.:Mi.:Peek, Aaron Higj!i\l.l. Mark' Imler, Dave Dtckson, Jimmy Stinson, and Josh Davis. ~ aportaomydellyaentlnel.com AP photo USA's guard LeBron James, right, scores over Germany's Cf~nter Chris Kaman during the third quarter of their men's preliminary basketball game at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing on Monday. stroke vic'tory over visiting 'Vinton County on Monday during the season opener at Pine Hills G o I f Course. T h e Marauders ( 1,0 TVC Ohio) posted a winnmg team score of 176 and had co- · ·medalists on the day with Joey Blackston and Tyler Andrews firing mat c hing low · rounds of 42. The Harris Vikings (0I) posted a team taTty of 183. Behind Blackston and Andrews were teammates Bobby King and Ryan Please see Coif, Bl onense 2 CINCINNATI (AP) - preseason games with hamCarson Palmer s'pent more string injuries, costing them time in the trainer's room time to get their timing than usual, the best gauge of down with Palmer and the where the Cincinnati offensive line. . Ben gals' offense stands Chad Johnson's injury midway through the presea- could be a temporary setson. back or a lingering r.roblem It's in a whole lot of hurt. for a team that can t afford Receiver Chad Johnson to lose him. The Bengals sprained his left shoulder, refused his . demands for a running back Rudi Johnson trade in the offseason, conand receiver T.J. sidering him irreplaceable . Houshmandzadeh were After they released No. 3 sidelined with hamstring receiver Chris Henry for his injuries, and Palmer hit the latest arrest in the offseason. ground five times during a the Bengals had little experi27-10 loss to the Detroit ence behind their two Pro Lions on Sunday night. .. Bowl starters. "I'm . not concerne~L" Now, they're relying even Palmer said, after finally more heavily on rookies to emerging from the trainer's get them through the presearoom . "More like di sap- son. Second-round pick pointed. Jerome Simpson had a teamReally sore, tno . high 114 ~a rd s on five There's still time for the catches agamst the Lions' offense to get Its act togeth- backups. and third-round •·· ' AP photo er, but not much . pick Andre Caldwell had a Houshmandzadeh and Rudi Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer (9) drops back to pass agaiflst the Detroit Johnson have sat out both Pl..se , .. Bencals, Bl Lions in the first quarter of a preseason NFL football game on Sunday in Cincinnati. • �• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, August19,2008 Buckeyes practice Manning, Hixon lead Giants past Browns be£Ore 12 000 fans ' COLL MBLS 1'I P) - A lull 2 1/2 hollis before the Ohlll St.tlc Buckelt' shO\ICd up tur their .tnnu.tl open-tothe-puhltc workout - a pmc nee mmd ) ou - there were .tlredd\ ,1 couple dozen b ns s t ,m d t n~ ttl Ittl~ ttl the wt ther IIH! hc-.11 \\.ll t ln!.!. IO get tnlO Ohu> St,uJt um • Th<"C losses ttl the l.tst 1 1~0 n,tuorhtl ch,mtpr onsht p ~ am es \\ ~ t e .tlr e.tdl lnr~o lle n tlv the l,ut hlu l A nell se,"''n of hqpe h m u ~ h l ,Ill csllln.ttcd I 2 000 out to "<~lL h the Buckeyes r,mked Nu 2 111 thc prese.tson go thr ou!.! h d ll ot hcn\ J.. :;e me,tniJlg J cs~ SCIIes Of dri llS and pl,tvs Wnh " lrttle less th,m tWo week> tu £U he ture the sed son opener on Au~ \ () agdm st Youngs tU\\ n Stdtc. d Footb.tll Lh,unpronshtp Subdr vtsron pw~r.tm he used to co.tch, he,tJ co.tch J11n Tressel s,11d he 11 .tsn t mncerned .thout wh,tl opposrng scouts mtglll I md nut .tbout hr s te,mt He JOked th.tt olf c nstvc wordrnator Jtm Bollman h.td made 4 ()()() I C\ IS lOll S tO the pl.tys he 11oulu shm1 to lhe publtc He was wonuemw. Oh. dill I dot ng too much and I s,ud He) tl the) can figute 11 out th.tt II he tust tine (because) they h.tve to fi gure out WHEN ) ou rc ~otn g to UO I( Few of the clrtc progr.tms tn the n.nron unve1l theu pl.1ys and pl.1ycrs 1n .ttl open pr,ll tlce Oh1o St.ttc s coaches kmm that there " ,t lme USA from Page Bl Amcm:.ms could h.tve come out tl.lt ltke Ltthu,tma, whtch entetcd Monday as the othct unhe,tten and was llOUilL CU 106 7 ~ by Austl alt.t lnste,td they c.une out dtld tlattened Germ,my The Ame11cans scored 3 seconds 1nto the game when Ho\\,ud b.llted the trp to James who threw 11 dhemlto Car mclo Anthony tor d Ia) ur Th.Jt "'·" the st,u1 ot e1ght sttwght U S pouus. and the end ol any suspense Germany m1ssed mne ot rts first I0 shots mcludmg .t blown dunk and a botched putback by Los Angeles Clippers center Chns Kaman Brvant mtssed a dunk, too. dunng that sll etch , but Ho\\ard <tnd James h.td consecutl\ e sl,un' to m.tke 1t 18- 3 The Amenc<tns were scottng so e.tstl y the) pr.tctJcall) got 111 eac h other's v. ay Chns Paul led " 1 on I bteak and threw an allcy-oop that could h,tve gone to etthe1 James or Dwy,me W.tde James Bengals from PageBl pa1r of c.ttches lor II yards The Bengal s wou ld rather not rush them Now, they may not have a ch01ce It 's ht ghl y unltkely th.1t Palmet wtll ge t to hdve hts two best rece1 vers 1n " pre~ ea son game together giVIng them " chance to -v.ork out the k1nk s The Bengals npe n at Baltunore on Sept 7 "T J .md {!h,!d need to get health) Palmer satd ' We' ve had tune 111 the past I thmk we 1e .til gomg on srx ycat s (together) now Re.tdrn g body langu.tge commg out of toutes ts b1g lor me, and I thmk seemg them run those routes lor stx years has ~ p o ken for nself ' There s no tel hng whether Chad Johnson wtll be ready for the season opener, although coach Marvm LewJS ts opllmlstlc Johnson landed awkwardly on hts left arm after he made contact With a cornerback on the Bengals ' first senes, momentanly dtslocaung hts shoulder "It came out and went nght bac;k m on the fte ld," Lew" sa.d Johnso n ro lled on h1 s back fo r a few seconds and was . sui I tn severe patn when he walked to the sldeltne wnh the medlc.tl stalf By the ttme he went to the ~ II'""--~ hetw~e n the need lor the IIJl~fiil~ Eublrc to fiillll!~l!!l now and II!J iii.:.:~ .M ~~~ts opp?c; ,..... find out too much NOTEBOOK We had a supposedly closed scnmmage on Saturd,ty and some of our people brought m lrttle bl o& sr te s (that sard) ' We s,l\1 thl' ,md \~e s.tw that. Tressel s,uu bel ore the sesston whtle llrcled by c.tmer.ts ,mel 111 repor end coacsouth hes work zo ne tersOur the hard on what we're trymg to prep.tre and would rather not have therr thoughts .tnd tdeas .mel g<~me pl.ms out there ktckeu ,uuund untrl they get to showc.tse them ' Still, the Buckeyes mtght not ha1e dtsdosed any secrets but dtd run ,, portton ol thetr pl,tybook tor .tlmost 2 lull hours Ohto State s marchmg band C\ enm.tde .tn <~ppe.tra nce , tilmg mto the stadium to watch the practtce whtle playmg .1 le w tunes lromlhe stands, Thts ts the thtrd year 111 a row that Ohto State opened 1ts doo rs for a practtce Two } e,trs ago, 2R,OOO came oul to watch Hetsman Trophy wm ner-to he Troy Smtth and the then No I Buckeyes go thtough theli paces A year .tgo the Buckeyes were ranked No II m the preseason when they had a stormwracked workout before 5,500 hardy souls JUmped h1gher and got tt to lay tt m, then stepped outstde to htt h1s second 3 tor a 23-5 bulge Up 19 alter one the US scored the first e1ght pomts of the second to make 11 39- 12 The Je,td was 28 after James dnllcd 3-pomters on consecuttve US possesstons, and ballooned to 30 tor the first tune when Howard scored four stratght to make 1t 49-19 wtth 3 nunutes lelt mthe halt Bryant hn the ~tde of the nm on another slam attempt early m the thtrd quarter, so he backed up 20 teet and tossed m back to back 1s for a 62 29 cushiOn Howard slammed down an alley oop from Wade nght after Nowttzkt checked out, turnmg mto an 80-39 bulge wnh 2 41 remammg m the penod Nowttzkt the D.tllas Mavencks All Star, scored 14 pomts for Germany (1-4), whtch completed a dlsappmntmg Olymptcs The Germans looked hke contenders m a 95-66 rout of Angola m the1r opener. but then dropped four stra1ght Kaman, who JOmed the Gerrnans this summer after getung Gennan c1t1zenshtp, managed JUSt SIX pomts EAST RUTH ERFORD N J <AP) - Eh Mannmg ~<a s tn Super B0\11 form for the New York Gtants and Do ment k Htxon \l as even better New Ymk s 17 14 cxhrbttton vtctory Monday ntght wa~ m.tdc caster by the Cleveland B1own s, who h,td a se.tson ' ~< Orth ol mtst.tkes 111 ltttle mm e th,m a yua11er mcludtng 9R pen.t lt) y.trds .mel " fumble th.tt resulted m "95 y.trd TD tur the Gt.tnts 1 h.tt return gave New York " 30 3 le,tu le" th.m a mmute tnto the second yu.tner one tlt.1t second and th1rdstnnge rs b.trely managed lo mamtam Htx on, sto~rt1n g .11 wtde recc1vcr becau se Plaxtco Burress, Amanr Toomer and Stele Smnh dtdn t sun up, caug ht II- anu 24-) ard touchdown p.tsses from M,mmng m the ftrst quarter He returned ,, t1 ee krc k 82 Skyline from Page 81 Davrs w,ts the h.trd ch,u gel from the tml to IOth Wayne M( Peek "'ho had a g re,tt outing ttnd who nearly ntpped Smith m the heat , posted a stron g 5th tn the T111gl er/Pete Smllh Tnbute Car-The West Vrrgm1a Spnnter ' It means a lot (wmmng the champtonshtp), · satd the wmner Smnh 111 vtctory lane "We dectded early !ht s year to p1ck and choose races. stay close to home .mel have some fun We' re havmg tun and we won the ch.mlpton<hrp tn the process You couldn t ask lor anrth111g more Steph and I have a home m Chtlhcothe now ,md we' ll be movmg the shop there soon It feels great to ha\e the year we' vc had and to he here 111 Ohto " It wasn't,, spec tal event· offlc1ally, but lhe qualtty of cars 111 the otdr-studded late model event was 111deed specml Cars lrom tour states representmg three of the natton's top s<tnct1ons took the green Josh McGutre, Gr.tyson, KY was so good tt looked ltke he was chas111g h1s ta1l, leavmg the competition to light the gunhght with a pocketkmfe McGmre 's Rayburn hooked up ltke a rocketshtp and wrthm three laps, he Wds a hall track ahead lapptng the backm.trkers In d ldp etghl sct ap y.trds lor" touchd l•wn after a senes of Cleve land mtstakes th.tt md ucled a s.tfety on a punt by Da\ e Zaslud!l that he k1 ckcd mto one of hts teammates Alter Phtl Dawson s 56y,ud held goal on thetr first dn ve the Browns stmply 'elt destructed On New York 's next sene ~. Err e Wrrght s 53-yard pass mlerlerence pen.tlt) for mug gtng Smom e Moss set up the Gtants first touchdo" n The next New York senes starteu fr om the Cle, eland 49 bec.tu 'e Mrchael Adams tnterl c!ed wtth Htxon 's altempl to c.ttch a punt, g1vmg the G1ants 15 extra yards The) got 15 more when Andr.t Da vrs was called for thwwmg u punch at a Giant - and nm smg, whtch IS whdt the Brown s' starters were domg all n1ght Th.tt dnv e ended m the >ecor1d TD p.tss to Htxon Freddt e Carpenter was c,tlled for the yellow and sent to the tall That set a charge !tom the tarl to 12th McGtiiJ C 1esumed h1 s ch.trge anu there was never ever much of a race to tt A g1eat bdttle d1d develop for second ,unong the cars of Corey Conley, Larry Bond, Mtke Balzano. and Chns Garnes Balzano wa~ last on the low srde, perhaps one ot the fastest cars on the track, but the veteran Hall at Famer was boxed m wtth no pl.tce to go McGutre was already tn the next state however the field's chances tmproved on lap 22 when Pat G!lh ,m's mount slowed. torcmg a cauuon ,md ttghtenmg the pack Lan) Bond was the greatest benehctary of 1he cautton as he was able to squeeze b) Conley for sec'ond as McGmre raced away to vtctory Balzano ntpped Conley tor th1rd at the stnpe, whtle Garnes took ftfth ,thead of Jeff Wood, R1ck Aukland, Audte Swartz, Tony Rou sh, and Ralph Wtthem W1them came from 17th to tenth to eam hard-charger honors. JUSt over-shadowmg a good run to II th by Steve Btgley In the AMRA Mod1fieds, early leader Jeremy Berwanger looked like a beekeeper hemg chased by a swarm of bees Leadmg the swarm was 2007 natton ,tl champ Doug Henry wtth Kev111 Moorehou se and Jeff Wood buzzrng from behmd Atter numerous challenges from Henry, Berwanger sust,uned the lead Henry from Mannmg, who was 4of-7 for 52 yards 111 ht s one quarter The Gtants got a safety later tn the penod after two more Cleveland penalttes pushed the Browns back to therr own I Zastudtl . With only 10 yards to punt, deflected hts k1ck off teammate Tmv1s Thom&s out of bounds for a safety H1xon teturned the ensumg free ktck 82 yards for ht~ thtrd TD Cle\ eland's Syndnc Steptoe returned the ktckoff 90 yards to the Gmnts' 9 on the last play of the first quarter Two plays later, Derek Anderson and Jamal Lewts botched a handoff and New York s James Butler returned tt 95 yards tor the touchdown that made 11 30 3 Anderson, who was 4-ofI0 tor 20 yards under pressure from the Gtants def~nse , lett the game shortly after tned everythtng to overcome the leader. but hts ttres began to seal over TheA at the mtdpomt, Moorehouse nudged under Henry tor second Moorehouse closed m on Berwanger, the Murray Ctty Flash , but lhe taletlted charger wasn't about to get stung Berwanger went green to-checkered tn a stalwart performance Old Fatthtul Jeremy Blake stoked up the ole number four and ltltered mto the m1x, gtvmg Henry a run for th1rd after bagg111g a htgh-flymg Wood Blake took thtrd '" the checkered waved over the \\lllnmg #44 of Berwanger and Moorehouse Behrnd th1rd place Blake was Doug Henry, Jeff Wood, Andre Layfield Roy Roush Mtke Long. Jason Brookover, and Anthony Ktncade Blake was hard-charger from mnth to-third Tommy Adkms and T1m Chnstopher once agam put on a great battle 111 the Fom Cylmders. but Adkms has had the advantage the past three weeks Ill the A and C war Ryan McClam and Eugene "Grumpy" Adkms put on a shov. for thtrd, but fimshed tn that order ahead of Metgs County's Jeff Rankm, Tony Plaugher, George Klintworth, Donnte Bartlett, Barry Kttts , and Randy Fryar Great racmg highlighted the f1ghts for postllon, but Adkms proved to be the class ot the fteld once agam Pole-sttter and talented lady racer Shelly Powell With ,J poss1ble concusston after bemg s.tcked by Ost Umeny10ra It 11'as 30 17 at halfttme alter Steptoe ran 7 yards for a score .md two of the m1 slake makers Adams and Enc Wnght, combtned for a Cle\eland touchdown Adam s slammmg mto Giants QB Anthony Wnght as he attempted to pass Enc Wnght grabbed It and took 11 m from 15 yatds Br~dy Qumn. who was 7of 12 for 124 yards, htt Steptoe for a 44-yard TD pass on the first senes of the second half to cut It to 30-24 But Ahmad Bradshaw went 111 from a yard out on the next dnve to make tt a two-score lead agam. Jason Reda's 44-yard field goal wtth 7 07 left m the game made 1t 37-27 And Ken Dorsey's 8-yard touchdown pass to Lance Leggett wtth 2 25 left cut 1t to 37-34 Jumped mto the lead at the drop of the green 111 the Pure Stock A-Mam Powell held off Street lnvtte wmner Shawn Jeff, but looped a 360 111 front of the held, allowmg Jell to take the lead Powell lost only three posttlons and settled tn th1rd behmd Matt Holcomb and Ryan W1lson Holcomb fought hard to overtake Jett but Jett once a gam preva1led m the ISlap event Holcomb brought home second ahead ot W1lson, Powell, Tommy Mur,Phy, Jeremy Blake, Curt Reck, Gary Gould , George Khntworth, and Steve Anthony Gary Gould was the hard charger from 14th to 8th Kyle Bond put a Juke and JtVe move on early leader Ronme Ptckens tn lapped traff1c to cla1m the Mmt· Wedge ma1n Bond ran down Ptckens then made the w1nntng pass, whtle Zach Fox had another ImpresSive run tn thud. Fox was followed by WJ!I Holland, Martah M11ler, Seth Beeler, Brooke Beeler, and Broc Jordan Skyline wtll l10ld the Season Champwnsh1ps m all dt\ tstons (except spttnls) Fnday. August 22, then take August 29 off before sw1tchmg to Saturday's September 6 for the " Promoter' s Chmce to Track 30" Tnbute Promoter Sherry James That premtet Late Model event pays $3,000 as a tune-up for the Harvest 50 on September 20 and 21 CLASSIFIED We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Uke NoOne Else Can! ' OH Webs1tes In One Week With Us www mydatlytnbune com E-ma1l www mydartysenttnel com ctassrf1ed @mydarlytnbune com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www mydatlyregrster com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONt.INE To Place utrihune Sentinel l\egister Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... Golf from Page Bl Jetters, who concluded the team sconng wtth collecttve rounds of 45 ,md 47 Ben Hood also shot a 53 for MHS , whtle Scott Kennedy was the other Maroon and Gold parttCipant w1th a 70 Derek McManus paced VCHS wtth a 44. folly,ecf , by M 1ke Hackney and Luke Lalerly wtth match111g 45s Auslln Ankrom concluded the te.un tally w1th a 49 Lance Rose and Megan Andrews also had respec ttve rounds ot 52 and 54 for the Maroon and Gray Metgs w1ll return to TVC Oh10 actton Thursday when they travel to Oxbow Country Club for " 4 30 p m match wtth host Belpre locker room to get tests and treatment, the expresston of pam was gone from hts tace The standard treatment IS to keep the swelhng down and rebutld the r,mge of motiOn and strength tn the GA (156), RV {235) shoulder GALLIPOLIS - To sa~ " We should be able to that the Galha Academy treat tt conservatively," golf team wa s on f1re Lewrs satd Monday rm ght ha'e been a Lewrs thmks that Johnson btt of .m understatement could be back m the lineup The Blue Devtls posted a agatnst Balttmore, even tno of sub 40 scores and thou gh th~ shoulder IS like.tlso h.td hve of the1r SIX ly to bother htm for some swmgers !tnt sh under 42 ttme As a rece1ver, he can Monday clunng a 79 stroke protect the 111Jory a little btt vruory over R1vcr Valley m dunng games Every hard a dual at Chffstde Golf htt or rou gh J,mdmg could Cour>e aggrav.tte It GAHS, wh1ch posted a " Wtth the posttton he team tally of 156, was led plays, tt shouldn't be an SHS (180), FHHS {220) by medalist Kyle Rhodes POMEROY - Southern tssue as tt would wHh some w1th a low round of 37 golf got the 2008 golf sea postttons," Lew1s sard Kamal Dayal and Jordan As for the way Palmer got son started off on the nght Cornwell followed closely knocked around, the foot last Tuesday, postmg a behnd with matchmg Bengals vtewed 1t as a func - 40-stroke VIctory over vtstt- scores of 39 tton of the preseason The 111g Federal Hockmg d•mng Both N1ck Saunders and L10ns d1 d some stunts that the opemng • Tn-Valley Corey Hamtlton fired simiHockmg the B e n g al~ dtdn ' t expect, Conference DIVIsiOn match at Pme Htll s lar rounds of 41 , whtle al lo wmg them to get to .Warren Patnck closed Palmer repeatedly He was Golf Course The Tornadoes (l-0 TVC thmgs out for the Blue and sacked once and got Wlute wnh a 55 knocked to the ground four Hocking) f1red a team tally The Ra1ders- who postother limes Last season, of 180, led by fourth-year ed a team total of 235 Palmer was sacked only 17 starter and re1gmng TVC were led by both Zack MVP Bryan Hocktng ttmes Polcyn and Todd Strums "We d1dn 't game-plan," Harns' 4-over par 38 The wtth 52 , followed Cody Palmer sa1d "You normally Lancers (0-1) fimshed the Wtmmer wtth a 60 and Matt don't game-plan un ttl the day with a team total of 220 Ball wtth a 61 Kyle Bryant Zach Ash followed Harns tht rd game If there s one and Derek G111son rounded postt1on I' ve got to hang my w1th a 43, wh1le Alex out the RVHS day wnh hat on H s our offens1ve Hawley and Taylor Deem respecttve 10unds of 62 and lme I'm more than conft- concluded the team sconng 63 dent that th ere s nobody w1th respccllve rounds of 46 Jack son was also supmore capable than those and 53 Andrfw Roseberry posed to be at the event, but ,md Nathmt Roush also shot guys to keep me clean dtd riot attend due to trans- portallon tssues Galha Acadetuy returns to act10n Thursday when 11 travels to Wellston for a non-league contest at Faugreens Country Club The S1lver and Black play today at H1dden Valley Golf Course ag,unst Pmnl Pleasant PPHS {328), CHS {329) LOGAN. WVa - The Pmnt Pleasant Black Kmghts galt team ftntshed th1rd m a Cardmal Conference tournament Monday held at the Logan Country Club course m Logan The tournament used a play stx, count five formal Chapmanvtlle won, the top honors for the day by edgmg Wayne County by a smgle stroke, 328-3~9 Pomt Pleasant 's thtrd place total was 373 followed by Poca m fourth wtth a 421 Stssonv1lle and Herbert Hoover were dead even m ftfth place wtth a score of 422 Pmnt's leadmg scorer for the day was once agatn Opte Lucas whose 82 also won h1m a place on the stx man All Tournament Team Brett Sergent turned 111 hts best score of the year wtth a 91 Alex Potter added a 99 to go along with the I0 I posted by Robert Davis to account for the four best scores Garrett Grtmm and Jason Stoffer also played for the B1g Blacks, but their scores were not part of the . final total PmQt plays host to R1ver Valley on Tuesday and then travels to Green H1lls , on Wednesday to face Ravenswood, Wahama and Wheehng Central WAHAMA EIGHTH RAVENSWOOD, W Va - Golfers at any level seldom play at the1r best day after day At the teaJ11 level, that ts usually not a problem as teammates wtll p1ck one another up when one or two shoot scores h1gher than normal However, that was not the case for the Wahama Wh1te Falcon golf team Monday at the Green Hills Golf Course m Ravenswood Four of Wahama's f1ve players posted thetr h1ghest scores of the season Brandon Johnson dtd shoot h1s best round of the year at 98 Etght teams from Class A were 111 Wahama's d1vis1on of the play five, count four format tournament Wllhamstown won tts dtvtston shoottng an excellent 316 Glimer County was secoRd wtth a 317 followed b) St Mary' s wllh a 319 Charleston Catholic was fourth wJth a 326, Park~rsburg Cathohc ftfth Wllh a 338, SIXth Was Wirt County's 374 and Buffalo was 7th w1th a 378 Wahama's 386 placed them 8th tn the etght team f1eld Adam Roush shot a 94 for ti)e White Falcons best score whtle Dave Greene added a 96 Warren Btssell's 98 went along wnh Johnson's 9 8 to account for the team total. 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IO get tnlO Ohu> St,uJt um • Th<"C losses ttl the l.tst 1 1~0 n,tuorhtl ch,mtpr onsht p ~ am es \\ ~ t e .tlr e.tdl lnr~o lle n tlv the l,ut hlu l A nell se,"''n of hqpe h m u ~ h l ,Ill csllln.ttcd I 2 000 out to "<~lL h the Buckeyes r,mked Nu 2 111 thc prese.tson go thr ou!.! h d ll ot hcn\ J.. :;e me,tniJlg J cs~ SCIIes Of dri llS and pl,tvs Wnh " lrttle less th,m tWo week> tu £U he ture the sed son opener on Au~ \ () agdm st Youngs tU\\ n Stdtc. d Footb.tll Lh,unpronshtp Subdr vtsron pw~r.tm he used to co.tch, he,tJ co.tch J11n Tressel s,11d he 11 .tsn t mncerned .thout wh,tl opposrng scouts mtglll I md nut .tbout hr s te,mt He JOked th.tt olf c nstvc wordrnator Jtm Bollman h.td made 4 ()()() I C\ IS lOll S tO the pl.tys he 11oulu shm1 to lhe publtc He was wonuemw. Oh. dill I dot ng too much and I s,ud He) tl the) can figute 11 out th.tt II he tust tine (because) they h.tve to fi gure out WHEN ) ou rc ~otn g to UO I( Few of the clrtc progr.tms tn the n.nron unve1l theu pl.1ys and pl.1ycrs 1n .ttl open pr,ll tlce Oh1o St.ttc s coaches kmm that there " ,t lme USA from Page Bl Amcm:.ms could h.tve come out tl.lt ltke Ltthu,tma, whtch entetcd Monday as the othct unhe,tten and was llOUilL CU 106 7 ~ by Austl alt.t lnste,td they c.une out dtld tlattened Germ,my The Ame11cans scored 3 seconds 1nto the game when Ho\\,ud b.llted the trp to James who threw 11 dhemlto Car mclo Anthony tor d Ia) ur Th.Jt "'·" the st,u1 ot e1ght sttwght U S pouus. and the end ol any suspense Germany m1ssed mne ot rts first I0 shots mcludmg .t blown dunk and a botched putback by Los Angeles Clippers center Chns Kaman Brvant mtssed a dunk, too. dunng that sll etch , but Ho\\ard <tnd James h.td consecutl\ e sl,un' to m.tke 1t 18- 3 The Amenc<tns were scottng so e.tstl y the) pr.tctJcall) got 111 eac h other's v. ay Chns Paul led " 1 on I bteak and threw an allcy-oop that could h,tve gone to etthe1 James or Dwy,me W.tde James Bengals from PageBl pa1r of c.ttches lor II yards The Bengal s wou ld rather not rush them Now, they may not have a ch01ce It 's ht ghl y unltkely th.1t Palmet wtll ge t to hdve hts two best rece1 vers 1n " pre~ ea son game together giVIng them " chance to -v.ork out the k1nk s The Bengals npe n at Baltunore on Sept 7 "T J .md {!h,!d need to get health) Palmer satd ' We' ve had tune 111 the past I thmk we 1e .til gomg on srx ycat s (together) now Re.tdrn g body langu.tge commg out of toutes ts b1g lor me, and I thmk seemg them run those routes lor stx years has ~ p o ken for nself ' There s no tel hng whether Chad Johnson wtll be ready for the season opener, although coach Marvm LewJS ts opllmlstlc Johnson landed awkwardly on hts left arm after he made contact With a cornerback on the Bengals ' first senes, momentanly dtslocaung hts shoulder "It came out and went nght bac;k m on the fte ld," Lew" sa.d Johnso n ro lled on h1 s back fo r a few seconds and was . sui I tn severe patn when he walked to the sldeltne wnh the medlc.tl stalf By the ttme he went to the ~ II'""--~ hetw~e n the need lor the IIJl~fiil~ Eublrc to fiillll!~l!!l now and II!J iii.:.:~ .M ~~~ts opp?c; ,..... find out too much NOTEBOOK We had a supposedly closed scnmmage on Saturd,ty and some of our people brought m lrttle bl o& sr te s (that sard) ' We s,l\1 thl' ,md \~e s.tw that. Tressel s,uu bel ore the sesston whtle llrcled by c.tmer.ts ,mel 111 repor end coacsouth hes work zo ne tersOur the hard on what we're trymg to prep.tre and would rather not have therr thoughts .tnd tdeas .mel g<~me pl.ms out there ktckeu ,uuund untrl they get to showc.tse them ' Still, the Buckeyes mtght not ha1e dtsdosed any secrets but dtd run ,, portton ol thetr pl,tybook tor .tlmost 2 lull hours Ohto State s marchmg band C\ enm.tde .tn <~ppe.tra nce , tilmg mto the stadium to watch the practtce whtle playmg .1 le w tunes lromlhe stands, Thts ts the thtrd year 111 a row that Ohto State opened 1ts doo rs for a practtce Two } e,trs ago, 2R,OOO came oul to watch Hetsman Trophy wm ner-to he Troy Smtth and the then No I Buckeyes go thtough theli paces A year .tgo the Buckeyes were ranked No II m the preseason when they had a stormwracked workout before 5,500 hardy souls JUmped h1gher and got tt to lay tt m, then stepped outstde to htt h1s second 3 tor a 23-5 bulge Up 19 alter one the US scored the first e1ght pomts of the second to make 11 39- 12 The Je,td was 28 after James dnllcd 3-pomters on consecuttve US possesstons, and ballooned to 30 tor the first tune when Howard scored four stratght to make 1t 49-19 wtth 3 nunutes lelt mthe halt Bryant hn the ~tde of the nm on another slam attempt early m the thtrd quarter, so he backed up 20 teet and tossed m back to back 1s for a 62 29 cushiOn Howard slammed down an alley oop from Wade nght after Nowttzkt checked out, turnmg mto an 80-39 bulge wnh 2 41 remammg m the penod Nowttzkt the D.tllas Mavencks All Star, scored 14 pomts for Germany (1-4), whtch completed a dlsappmntmg Olymptcs The Germans looked hke contenders m a 95-66 rout of Angola m the1r opener. but then dropped four stra1ght Kaman, who JOmed the Gerrnans this summer after getung Gennan c1t1zenshtp, managed JUSt SIX pomts EAST RUTH ERFORD N J <AP) - Eh Mannmg ~<a s tn Super B0\11 form for the New York Gtants and Do ment k Htxon \l as even better New Ymk s 17 14 cxhrbttton vtctory Monday ntght wa~ m.tdc caster by the Cleveland B1own s, who h,td a se.tson ' ~< Orth ol mtst.tkes 111 ltttle mm e th,m a yua11er mcludtng 9R pen.t lt) y.trds .mel " fumble th.tt resulted m "95 y.trd TD tur the Gt.tnts 1 h.tt return gave New York " 30 3 le,tu le" th.m a mmute tnto the second yu.tner one tlt.1t second and th1rdstnnge rs b.trely managed lo mamtam Htx on, sto~rt1n g .11 wtde recc1vcr becau se Plaxtco Burress, Amanr Toomer and Stele Smnh dtdn t sun up, caug ht II- anu 24-) ard touchdown p.tsses from M,mmng m the ftrst quarter He returned ,, t1 ee krc k 82 Skyline from Page 81 Davrs w,ts the h.trd ch,u gel from the tml to IOth Wayne M( Peek "'ho had a g re,tt outing ttnd who nearly ntpped Smith m the heat , posted a stron g 5th tn the T111gl er/Pete Smllh Tnbute Car-The West Vrrgm1a Spnnter ' It means a lot (wmmng the champtonshtp), · satd the wmner Smnh 111 vtctory lane "We dectded early !ht s year to p1ck and choose races. stay close to home .mel have some fun We' re havmg tun and we won the ch.mlpton<hrp tn the process You couldn t ask lor anrth111g more Steph and I have a home m Chtlhcothe now ,md we' ll be movmg the shop there soon It feels great to ha\e the year we' vc had and to he here 111 Ohto " It wasn't,, spec tal event· offlc1ally, but lhe qualtty of cars 111 the otdr-studded late model event was 111deed specml Cars lrom tour states representmg three of the natton's top s<tnct1ons took the green Josh McGutre, Gr.tyson, KY was so good tt looked ltke he was chas111g h1s ta1l, leavmg the competition to light the gunhght with a pocketkmfe McGmre 's Rayburn hooked up ltke a rocketshtp and wrthm three laps, he Wds a hall track ahead lapptng the backm.trkers In d ldp etghl sct ap y.trds lor" touchd l•wn after a senes of Cleve land mtstakes th.tt md ucled a s.tfety on a punt by Da\ e Zaslud!l that he k1 ckcd mto one of hts teammates Alter Phtl Dawson s 56y,ud held goal on thetr first dn ve the Browns stmply 'elt destructed On New York 's next sene ~. Err e Wrrght s 53-yard pass mlerlerence pen.tlt) for mug gtng Smom e Moss set up the Gtants first touchdo" n The next New York senes starteu fr om the Cle, eland 49 bec.tu 'e Mrchael Adams tnterl c!ed wtth Htxon 's altempl to c.ttch a punt, g1vmg the G1ants 15 extra yards The) got 15 more when Andr.t Da vrs was called for thwwmg u punch at a Giant - and nm smg, whtch IS whdt the Brown s' starters were domg all n1ght Th.tt dnv e ended m the >ecor1d TD p.tss to Htxon Freddt e Carpenter was c,tlled for the yellow and sent to the tall That set a charge !tom the tarl to 12th McGtiiJ C 1esumed h1 s ch.trge anu there was never ever much of a race to tt A g1eat bdttle d1d develop for second ,unong the cars of Corey Conley, Larry Bond, Mtke Balzano. and Chns Garnes Balzano wa~ last on the low srde, perhaps one ot the fastest cars on the track, but the veteran Hall at Famer was boxed m wtth no pl.tce to go McGutre was already tn the next state however the field's chances tmproved on lap 22 when Pat G!lh ,m's mount slowed. torcmg a cauuon ,md ttghtenmg the pack Lan) Bond was the greatest benehctary of 1he cautton as he was able to squeeze b) Conley for sec'ond as McGmre raced away to vtctory Balzano ntpped Conley tor th1rd at the stnpe, whtle Garnes took ftfth ,thead of Jeff Wood, R1ck Aukland, Audte Swartz, Tony Rou sh, and Ralph Wtthem W1them came from 17th to tenth to eam hard-charger honors. JUSt over-shadowmg a good run to II th by Steve Btgley In the AMRA Mod1fieds, early leader Jeremy Berwanger looked like a beekeeper hemg chased by a swarm of bees Leadmg the swarm was 2007 natton ,tl champ Doug Henry wtth Kev111 Moorehou se and Jeff Wood buzzrng from behmd Atter numerous challenges from Henry, Berwanger sust,uned the lead Henry from Mannmg, who was 4of-7 for 52 yards 111 ht s one quarter The Gtants got a safety later tn the penod after two more Cleveland penalttes pushed the Browns back to therr own I Zastudtl . With only 10 yards to punt, deflected hts k1ck off teammate Tmv1s Thom&s out of bounds for a safety H1xon teturned the ensumg free ktck 82 yards for ht~ thtrd TD Cle\ eland's Syndnc Steptoe returned the ktckoff 90 yards to the Gmnts' 9 on the last play of the first quarter Two plays later, Derek Anderson and Jamal Lewts botched a handoff and New York s James Butler returned tt 95 yards tor the touchdown that made 11 30 3 Anderson, who was 4-ofI0 tor 20 yards under pressure from the Gtants def~nse , lett the game shortly after tned everythtng to overcome the leader. but hts ttres began to seal over TheA at the mtdpomt, Moorehouse nudged under Henry tor second Moorehouse closed m on Berwanger, the Murray Ctty Flash , but lhe taletlted charger wasn't about to get stung Berwanger went green to-checkered tn a stalwart performance Old Fatthtul Jeremy Blake stoked up the ole number four and ltltered mto the m1x, gtvmg Henry a run for th1rd after bagg111g a htgh-flymg Wood Blake took thtrd '" the checkered waved over the \\lllnmg #44 of Berwanger and Moorehouse Behrnd th1rd place Blake was Doug Henry, Jeff Wood, Andre Layfield Roy Roush Mtke Long. Jason Brookover, and Anthony Ktncade Blake was hard-charger from mnth to-third Tommy Adkms and T1m Chnstopher once agam put on a great battle 111 the Fom Cylmders. but Adkms has had the advantage the past three weeks Ill the A and C war Ryan McClam and Eugene "Grumpy" Adkms put on a shov. for thtrd, but fimshed tn that order ahead of Metgs County's Jeff Rankm, Tony Plaugher, George Klintworth, Donnte Bartlett, Barry Kttts , and Randy Fryar Great racmg highlighted the f1ghts for postllon, but Adkms proved to be the class ot the fteld once agam Pole-sttter and talented lady racer Shelly Powell With ,J poss1ble concusston after bemg s.tcked by Ost Umeny10ra It 11'as 30 17 at halfttme alter Steptoe ran 7 yards for a score .md two of the m1 slake makers Adams and Enc Wnght, combtned for a Cle\eland touchdown Adam s slammmg mto Giants QB Anthony Wnght as he attempted to pass Enc Wnght grabbed It and took 11 m from 15 yatds Br~dy Qumn. who was 7of 12 for 124 yards, htt Steptoe for a 44-yard TD pass on the first senes of the second half to cut It to 30-24 But Ahmad Bradshaw went 111 from a yard out on the next dnve to make tt a two-score lead agam. Jason Reda's 44-yard field goal wtth 7 07 left m the game made 1t 37-27 And Ken Dorsey's 8-yard touchdown pass to Lance Leggett wtth 2 25 left cut 1t to 37-34 Jumped mto the lead at the drop of the green 111 the Pure Stock A-Mam Powell held off Street lnvtte wmner Shawn Jeff, but looped a 360 111 front of the held, allowmg Jell to take the lead Powell lost only three posttlons and settled tn th1rd behmd Matt Holcomb and Ryan W1lson Holcomb fought hard to overtake Jett but Jett once a gam preva1led m the ISlap event Holcomb brought home second ahead ot W1lson, Powell, Tommy Mur,Phy, Jeremy Blake, Curt Reck, Gary Gould , George Khntworth, and Steve Anthony Gary Gould was the hard charger from 14th to 8th Kyle Bond put a Juke and JtVe move on early leader Ronme Ptckens tn lapped traff1c to cla1m the Mmt· Wedge ma1n Bond ran down Ptckens then made the w1nntng pass, whtle Zach Fox had another ImpresSive run tn thud. 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Golf from Page Bl Jetters, who concluded the team sconng wtth collecttve rounds of 45 ,md 47 Ben Hood also shot a 53 for MHS , whtle Scott Kennedy was the other Maroon and Gold parttCipant w1th a 70 Derek McManus paced VCHS wtth a 44. folly,ecf , by M 1ke Hackney and Luke Lalerly wtth match111g 45s Auslln Ankrom concluded the te.un tally w1th a 49 Lance Rose and Megan Andrews also had respec ttve rounds ot 52 and 54 for the Maroon and Gray Metgs w1ll return to TVC Oh10 actton Thursday when they travel to Oxbow Country Club for " 4 30 p m match wtth host Belpre locker room to get tests and treatment, the expresston of pam was gone from hts tace The standard treatment IS to keep the swelhng down and rebutld the r,mge of motiOn and strength tn the GA (156), RV {235) shoulder GALLIPOLIS - To sa~ " We should be able to that the Galha Academy treat tt conservatively," golf team wa s on f1re Lewrs satd Monday rm ght ha'e been a Lewrs thmks that Johnson btt of .m understatement could be back m the lineup The Blue Devtls posted a agatnst Balttmore, even tno of sub 40 scores and thou gh th~ shoulder IS like.tlso h.td hve of the1r SIX ly to bother htm for some swmgers !tnt sh under 42 ttme As a rece1ver, he can Monday clunng a 79 stroke protect the 111Jory a little btt vruory over R1vcr Valley m dunng games Every hard a dual at Chffstde Golf htt or rou gh J,mdmg could Cour>e aggrav.tte It GAHS, wh1ch posted a " Wtth the posttton he team tally of 156, was led plays, tt shouldn't be an SHS (180), FHHS {220) by medalist Kyle Rhodes POMEROY - Southern tssue as tt would wHh some w1th a low round of 37 golf got the 2008 golf sea postttons," Lew1s sard Kamal Dayal and Jordan As for the way Palmer got son started off on the nght Cornwell followed closely knocked around, the foot last Tuesday, postmg a behnd with matchmg Bengals vtewed 1t as a func - 40-stroke VIctory over vtstt- scores of 39 tton of the preseason The 111g Federal Hockmg d•mng Both N1ck Saunders and L10ns d1 d some stunts that the opemng • Tn-Valley Corey Hamtlton fired simiHockmg the B e n g al~ dtdn ' t expect, Conference DIVIsiOn match at Pme Htll s lar rounds of 41 , whtle al lo wmg them to get to .Warren Patnck closed Palmer repeatedly He was Golf Course The Tornadoes (l-0 TVC thmgs out for the Blue and sacked once and got Wlute wnh a 55 knocked to the ground four Hocking) f1red a team tally The Ra1ders- who postother limes Last season, of 180, led by fourth-year ed a team total of 235 Palmer was sacked only 17 starter and re1gmng TVC were led by both Zack MVP Bryan Hocktng ttmes Polcyn and Todd Strums "We d1dn 't game-plan," Harns' 4-over par 38 The wtth 52 , followed Cody Palmer sa1d "You normally Lancers (0-1) fimshed the Wtmmer wtth a 60 and Matt don't game-plan un ttl the day with a team total of 220 Ball wtth a 61 Kyle Bryant Zach Ash followed Harns tht rd game If there s one and Derek G111son rounded postt1on I' ve got to hang my w1th a 43, wh1le Alex out the RVHS day wnh hat on H s our offens1ve Hawley and Taylor Deem respecttve 10unds of 62 and lme I'm more than conft- concluded the team sconng 63 dent that th ere s nobody w1th respccllve rounds of 46 Jack son was also supmore capable than those and 53 Andrfw Roseberry posed to be at the event, but ,md Nathmt Roush also shot guys to keep me clean dtd riot attend due to trans- portallon tssues Galha Acadetuy returns to act10n Thursday when 11 travels to Wellston for a non-league contest at Faugreens Country Club The S1lver and Black play today at H1dden Valley Golf Course ag,unst Pmnl Pleasant PPHS {328), CHS {329) LOGAN. WVa - The Pmnt Pleasant Black Kmghts galt team ftntshed th1rd m a Cardmal Conference tournament Monday held at the Logan Country Club course m Logan The tournament used a play stx, count five formal Chapmanvtlle won, the top honors for the day by edgmg Wayne County by a smgle stroke, 328-3~9 Pomt Pleasant 's thtrd place total was 373 followed by Poca m fourth wtth a 421 Stssonv1lle and Herbert Hoover were dead even m ftfth place wtth a score of 422 Pmnt's leadmg scorer for the day was once agatn Opte Lucas whose 82 also won h1m a place on the stx man All Tournament Team Brett Sergent turned 111 hts best score of the year wtth a 91 Alex Potter added a 99 to go along with the I0 I posted by Robert Davis to account for the four best scores Garrett Grtmm and Jason Stoffer also played for the B1g Blacks, but their scores were not part of the . final total PmQt plays host to R1ver Valley on Tuesday and then travels to Green H1lls , on Wednesday to face Ravenswood, Wahama and Wheehng Central WAHAMA EIGHTH RAVENSWOOD, W Va - Golfers at any level seldom play at the1r best day after day At the teaJ11 level, that ts usually not a problem as teammates wtll p1ck one another up when one or two shoot scores h1gher than normal However, that was not the case for the Wahama Wh1te Falcon golf team Monday at the Green Hills Golf Course m Ravenswood Four of Wahama's f1ve players posted thetr h1ghest scores of the season Brandon Johnson dtd shoot h1s best round of the year at 98 Etght teams from Class A were 111 Wahama's d1vis1on of the play five, count four format tournament Wllhamstown won tts dtvtston shoottng an excellent 316 Glimer County was secoRd wtth a 317 followed b) St Mary' s wllh a 319 Charleston Catholic was fourth wJth a 326, Park~rsburg Cathohc ftfth Wllh a 338, SIXth Was Wirt County's 374 and Buffalo was 7th w1th a 378 Wahama's 386 placed them 8th tn the etght team f1eld Adam Roush shot a 94 for ti)e White Falcons best score whtle Dave Greene added a 96 Warren Btssell's 98 went along wnh Johnson's 9 8 to account for the team total. 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Applicants must ha ~e a Bac helors Degree Qua hi cations ncltJde exce lent com puter sk li s strong w nttng sktlls a ~ d e•per Sm1th GM Superstore ence and or tratn ng worktng w th child en n enucat on/psyc holo gy test tng expeuence IS preferred Thts posrt ton s a 10 month 1900 Eastern Avenue contra ct wtth Board Galhpolts OhiO approlled benei!IS Salary wtll be based on tratntng and expertence Submtl le tt e! of OhtO Valley Home Hea lth mterest to John D Costanzo At hens Inc h r ng Home Hea lth Super ntendent A des STNA C NA CHH A Me tgs Educattonal Serv•ce PCA may appl y at 14 80 Center 320 112 East Ma tn Jackson Ptk e Gall pohg street Pomeroy O H 45769 12 O!lt o or ph one 740 441 Apph cat on Dea dl ne 1393 for more tnlo The noon on August 29 Compettttve wag es mtjeage AME SC IS an Equa retm burse ment and benet Is O pp or t u n t t y tnc udtng hea lth tnsuran ce & Employer/ Pr ovtd er mu ch more The Athens Metgs Receptto ntst Educat•onal Servtce Center Part r me needed for loc a Den ta has a posthon openmg tor a Offtce Phone and computer Preschool Attendant for an Local student cxpertence requ red Please Eastern send resumes to Oen la att endtng the Integrated OHtce 3984 ndtan Creek Preschool class at Bradbu ry learnmg Center tor the Rd Elkvtew WV 2507 1 2008 2009 Schoo l Year Property Manager need ed Applicants must meet p<tra lor tamtly com mun tly Part professiona l requtrements tun e Must have orevto us and be li censed by the Oh o expe r•ence re abl e trans Department of Educat on port al on be depend able Appl•cants must also have an d abe to wo rk mdepend th e abtltt y to \\Ork we ll w lh entl y EOEIDFWP Ple a se stall students and the pub torward resu me mc ludmg he and must prov de o.,., n sala ry requtrem ents to Bo• transportation Sa a1y \\ 1!1 be 10 l c'o Ga llipolis Datly based on qual li caltons and Tnbune PO Box 469 expert ence Subrn I letter ot tnterest resume and reler Galltpolrs Oh 45631 ences to John D Costanzo Athens ResCare Home Ca re •s Supenn l endent accepting app ltcatiOns for Me gs Edu cattonal Scrv•ce P 0 Bo• 684 Suppor t .AssOCiates CNA & Ce nter Ohto 45769 STNA MA/DD exp pre Pomeroy must be ferred Ap p y at 8204 Ca rla Appl cat1 on Dnve Gal ltpol s Mon Frt re cetved by Moh day August 25 12 00 p m The AME SC 84 Ema I resum e to s an Equal Opporlunrty rharnson@rescare com Employer/P ov tdet Resumes bemg accept ed for :::--'--''-~------­ fu ll tt me TeachP.r tull r me Th e Athens Me tgs Asststant and Subsltlutes EdU'l::atmnal Servtce Ce nt er Must be t8 yrs and have has an ANTICI PAT ED post HTg h Schoo l Dtploma ton opemn g for a SUS DRI Expertence preferred but not necessary Must entoy work ng wtth you ng chtldren and wd ltng to do addtttonal tra n 1ng 11 Interested please Send Resumes to Magtc Vea 1s Day Care 201 Htgh St PI Pleasant 25550 Gallipolis Cereer College (Careers Clttse To Home) Call Today 740 446 436 7 1 800 21 4 0452 w""' ga I pul !>Cii \!~ col ege edU !l~c ed ted Memllf':1 Ace ed 1 na Cou c 1 o I Utop~ndsr ColleQes Rockspnngs Rehabtlltat on Center IS looktng tor dedtcat ed compasstonate State Tested Nurstng Asststants Compettttve wages health and dental benefit s and 40 tK avatlable We take pr de tn our laclhty and rest dents and need great team p ayers to 101n us II you have th ese qu a ! tea t ons please appl y to R oc ~ s pnng s R ~ h abll tat on Cent er 36759 Rockspnn gs Road Pomeroy Ohto 45769 Extend care Hea th Serv ces nc s em equal oppo rtunrty employer that e11courag es workplace dtverstly M/F DIV necessa Y +401 k plan Medtcal In su rance Pan +Drlg Fr e-e & Smoke Free \\ Ork place +Good Pa~ Pan 9875 y accept any adver lsement In vlolatio fthelsw 4K4's For Sale Announcement Antiques Apartments for Rent Auction and Flea Market Auto Parts & Accessories Auto Repair Autos lor Sale • Boats & Motors for Sale Bulldlng Supplles Business and Buildings Bus mess Opportunoty Fou nd 1 Beautiful Chocolate l ab Puppy To tdenttly ca I {740)367 7574 If no answer ~ Body Shopl Servtce Department Management I I I~STRll110~ k•tncarlyle@comcast net I James E Raney wtll not be respon s1b e tor any debts G randpa look tng fo r accumulated as of August Grandm a 1 want a lady to 12 2008 by N cole D hke me as r am not some Aatney one she thtnk s I should be 1 love to travel wnte poetry go to church study Amer can Htsto ry such as the Clvtl War oh yes and 4 K ttens to G vea way 3 sports of all kt nds I prater ages 50 70 Someone who Months Old (740)446 9535 )We will not knowing I GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED POLICIE S Oh 1o Valley Publ-sh ng reser ves the to edit re je ct or cance any ad at any I me Errora mu111 be reported on the tl ral day of publication and Tribune-Sent inel Reg1 ste r w II be responsible fo• no moH! tl;lan the co st ol the apace oc cup ed by the error and o nl~ the first Insertion We snail not be llable • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A. 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No Fee Unless We W nt I 888 582 3345 HI II IS I I II ~tOII'"'-~---- Ht 1\IF."i IUKS\It ..__..,;iiiiiiiiiiiii-• 3 bed HUD Homes! only $10000 for lstmgs BOO 620 4946 e11 A0 19 314BA 2 ba th Cane Cod located on 3 acres mil n Rto Grande area Full basement wt lm ctlled FA ven1ed gas FP: bonu s room over 2 car gar & much more 740 245 54 16 tor appt 3br 1 112 ba th Ranch Style Home on 11 + acres close to Pt Pleasant 304 675 6531 3BR 1 112 bth full base me:nt 1n ground pool (nee ds work) 1 car gar ntce neigh borhood close to town Askmg S60 000 (pr ce nego t1able) 740 645 1796 leave message Equal - - - - - -- 1 1 Y T11leve bnck!cedar on !)S acres Rutland Oh pr vat e SHOP CLASSIFIEDS sellmg eal tn kttchen 3 br 2 tu! baths lg hv ngroom lg family room out o1 flOOd plam (740)742 2404 or 740 949 29 )0 �., • • I Page B4 • ,The Daily Sentinel HOM!); t'OK Sc11J: Momn: Hol\l>:o; Monn .E Hom:-; FUR SAIJ: fllH R P<r preferen ce, limitation or dr4crlmlnation b8sed on race, calor, religion, se• familial statu!l or national origi n, or any intention to make any such · preference, l imitati on or discrimination." R.J.:vr Lw--i.iiil.iiiilii.-,.1 Federal Funds JUSt released FOR lor, Land Ow'ne rs. No clos· 1ng cost and ZE RO DOWN1 • Wr ll do Land 1 ·and 2 bedrQom apar tmen1s. furnished and unfur· Improvements. Ban kr uptcy & Bad·Credit OK. 2 , 3. 4 and nished. and ll ouses rn 5 ~drooms available 740· Pomeroy and Middlepor t. 446·3384 securrty deposrt reqUired, no - - - - - - -- . pets. 740·992·22 18. New 3 Bedroom homes from $2 t4 36 per month. Includes 1BA 1\pt. Wi D hookups. many upgrades. deliver ~· 8 sa telli te TV incl w/ren t. close to hosprtal. Ca ll 74 0set-up. (740)385 -2434 339· 0362 · lm,;& · A c REAGE This n ewspaper wili not knowi ngly accept advertisements l or real estate which is in violation ot the taw. Our readers are hereby 4 Grave roadsrde cemetery 101. Rdcksprings. S-400.00 740· 742·3045. lnlormed that all dwellings advertised in thi s newspa per are nallabla on an equal ' MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT. 1031 Georges Creek Rd, 441 · 1tl1 opportunity ba ~es. Rl \1 II s Forec losure 4br. 2ba. only $29,900! Pric ed to Sel ll For Listings 800·620-4946 r 10 H<M 'S~~' mu RENr ex T462 52 38/mo ·' 3 bed. 2 ba th. Bank Repo1 (S~o down, 20 years. 8"'o APR ) tor lislings 800·620-4946 ex. R027 Large 2-story hom e o n Locust Stre et. Gallipolis. 4 Bedrooms. 2 Batll. KIT. FM. DR , LR. Laundry, out-build· ing, tenced yard, close to Excellent schools . Conditionr 740 -441-1202, 304-675·6363 rn 1br $375fmonth ,Syrac use Oepos1 t, Hud Appoved No Pots. (304)675·5332 weekend s 74 0- 591 ·0265 - - - - -- - - 2·3 Bed room. $425/mo, S425 deposi t & utiliti es·. 1722 Cha1ham Ave . 6 month lease. (740)845- 1646 \II H< II 1\I>ISI- L.--i.iiil.itiilllio-,.J 10 Ht)USEI I()IJI GOOik"i Kenmore Range, while IIH \\1'1 liU \110\ smOoth cook tOSJ 5250 also Kenmore MicrowaV{]. whrte. . , . , , . . . . - - - - - - - , 10 , rros < 125 c a1 1 ove r lhe range ..., 1'\l 441 ·9865 tuR SALE Mollohan Ca rpet . Summer 197 1 Chevy Nova -3501350. Runs and looks great 74.0- Sale. Berber sta rting at . $5 951yd. Aemnan1s S35 Z4S-O i 25 Ot~ve a little. Save e.1ot 446· - -- - -- - - 2 bedroo m apar tmen1 for 7444 , 1995 Frrebird Formula 350rent rn Middleport. no pets. ---~·---- LT1 . 1999 Sal urn 2-clr. 2003 !7 40)992-5856 Up nght freezer .. excellen1 S1ratus 2-dr other .Quali ty conditron S200. obo ·Call veh,c le's 1n slac k wrth war212 3rd Ave 3 rooms and 441·0988 ranty Prrced 10 sell. Stop or bat h, furn1shed . no pets. call COOK MOTORS. 328 Rent + Dep. 740-441 ·9245 Jackson Pike 740-446·0 103 2br Apartmen1 on V1and St. 2003 Mssao Xe1ra . t 35 .000 beside Oomino·s S375 miles. dark green '. 4 wl1 eel month, $375 depasit 304- GIBBS ANTIQUES Frr. & ' drive. $10.000: 2000 Chevy Sat. 10-5 Sun. 1·7. or by 812·4350 app1. Also. restore furnr1ure Cava lier. 160.000 miles. Loca ted on Tornado Ad oft manual hansm; 55 ;0n. sun· .2 8 A ap t. CIA (7,40) 44 1· At 33 Racine (Park roof. st lve r. !2.500. 740-4 150 194 & Ride) eJO: rl. 740·949·2246 6300 ot 740·4 16-630 t 28R , CIA. wAter. sewer. MISCEJ.L\~EOl 1 S 99 Erldle Bau er Frod trash 1ncluded In town. Rent "'I " t:Hl'IIANI>ISE Exped1hon. La ser red . PW, $475, Deposi t $475. 339PL. PB. PS.. trealed .lea1her _24_9_'~~------'-- 16 cafcterra tabiE!s. 12' 1ong seats. sunroof. 6 diSC c o & 2BA. washer/dryer hookup, fold m center wtseat s 3rd seal. Motor has approJO: appliances furnrshed 740· at1ached on each side. best 60 ·000 rru.1es. b o dY 1las 441·3702 or 740·266-5789 ones S50 nelt t bost $35. will 165.000 rni1es Very good sell separately or all togeth - condition. 59.600 304·882· Ap ar1m ent a~Jail ah l e now er. call ~740)7 4 2 · 274 3 or3__ 70:.:2:.:·_ __ _ _ __ Ri ve rbe nd Apls New Haven 740-742·2780 Police Impounds! Cars lrorn WV. Now aGCOJJti ng applica- --~---ssoor . Honda s. Chevys. 1.IOns 1or Hud -5 u b51., .rze d'. E)(ercrse equipmen 1. ·1 · one 8 edroom Api s: Utr rhes Ou tdoor funu1ure. . L1 11le Jeeps. Fords. & rl1ore1 lor listings ll00·6L0· 4B7£ t!x v.ns included . Based on 30°6 of Trkes 1oys call 304 ·675 · C 11 304 . d a dJUS1e 1ncome. a - 2157 leave ~essaQe 15 TR il< 'KI.i t Drains.' DdWlways & Wal<ways L&L Sf;ra p Metals Open Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday & Friday, Sam-4:30pm.- Closed CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· Th ursday. Sat utd ny EO & AFFORDAB LE! Su nday (7 40)446- 7300 MoBILE Ho~n:-; tllUSALE Townhouse aPartm ent s, and/or small houses FOR 2BR H9mc. Sl AI 160, pl us security RENT. Call (740 )44 1· 11 t I $400/mo 1991 Norris 14x70 2 baths · deposit, No Pets, Available for applica tion & information. eKtra nice. All ready set up 911 /08 1740)446 -5062 or · Fo r Ren t- 1 Bedroom on rented lot · close to new {740)379 2923 · · Furnished Up stairs GAHS. Might co nsider .land contract . $13, 500. 710-446·. 2br Mobile Home. Kitchen ~~~~i~e~~l. Refe~~~: 4053 Furn., deposit required & in Ma son. _ _ Restrictions. (740}446-85i 9 304 675 7783 2 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 Bed FREE RENT SPECIAL 2 Bath , 2000 1'6)(70 2BA, St At t 60, $375/mo Jordan Landing Fleetwood 2 Bed 2 Bath, plu s security deposit. No 2br, 3br & 4br's 1999 Fortu ne 3 Bed 2 Bath. Pets, {740)446-5062 or Available Daytim e 740-388-0000 or {740)379·292 3. No Pets. Tena nt 740-388-8 513 , Evening 740Res ponsible for Rent & 388-8017 or 740-245 -92 13 3BR. 2 ba1h MH on farm. Elechk 5600 per month + utilitres. 304-674-0023 or 3 BR 14x70 on 5.7 acres of 540·752·0826 304 ·6 10·0776 land with 18lt4 above ground - - -- - - , Cora Mill Ad 4844 Near pool , B~IO metal shed, Cora. 5 mile s from Rodney. 12x24 shed with loll". 2 BR, 1 Bath , Appliances. $39,000. 32 14 Boggs Rd. WID Hool-l·up. Large Yard . Patriot , OH. (74o)256·6586 ,$ 38 5/mo, $300 d epos it, Credit Check , (6'14 )946· 3307 o r {614)3a2-0254 In Memory Set bl ack birdcages. · ~ 8:w:3 0 with dividers, perch.· es. fo~ cups orl slaod. $60 Bonu s free br rdcage 1 8x 1 8~19 1(l and 2 cockala r! nest boxes. Musl take au. 245·5 146 Pf:IS I-HI< SA I.E •• now No suffer. no pain . I I We low you Uncle Ronnie & ·Pomeranians 4 months old. male s, sable color. $ 150 . ,740-388·8642 ,\ 1.1\I·S HH 10 ~ 0870. Rogers Basement Ww1C rp roofing -------Sllf'l err or Home Mamtenance All home repai r. insrde and ou1 Plum bing . carpe11t ry. et~ Call 339-3442 .., sl(eet pa rking call Wayne al 1 :r K~.:a~o nabh: Concrete Work ..---~------, 28 Years Experien ce David lewis 740-99 2- 6971 41 9381 HA' Public ~olices in ~' ''"'''''"'·I Your Righ1to Know.ll<livered Righi to \'our con· bid packet will be a bid bond in an lained in lhis bid pack· received by lhe Meigs amount of 100% of the et, particularly to the Labor C o u n t y bid amount with a Federal Commissioners at surety satisfactory to Standards Provisions Davis- Ba c on their office at the the aforesaid Meigs and Courthouse, Pomeroy, C. o u n t y Wages various lnsur· Ohio 45769 until l :00 Commissioners or by ance requirements, p.m. , August 28th, certified check , various equal opportu· 2008 and then at 1: 15 cashiers check, or let· nity provisions, and p.m . at said office ter of credit upon a sol- the requirement tor a opened and read aloud vent bank In the pavment bond and per· for the following : amouril of not less formance bond for Pomeroy Fire than tO% of the bid tOO% ol the contract D e p a r t m e n t amount'ln tavor of the price. No bidder may Equipment ProJect Meigs . ·Withdraw his bid within aforesaid Specifications, and bid C o u n t y thirty ~30) days aHer totmo may be aacured Commissioners. Bid the actual dale of lhe at tho office of Meigs Bonds shall be accom- opening" thereol. The C o u n t y ponied by Proof of Meigs County Commiss i oners , Authority of the official Co m m i s s i on e. r s Courthouae, Pomeroy, or agent signing lhe receive the r i ght to bond. reJacl any or all bids. Bids shall be sealed Jim Sheets, Pre sident and marked as Bid for. Meigs County Pomeroy .Fire Dept. Commissioners Equlpmenl and mailed ~8) 13. 19, 21 tlf~E'S ~ LIS,T Of .. Rates ,..... · SYMPTOf!/IS, *E" pl•ri Cl ll' ~ d C all G ary Stanley@ 740-59 1-8044 'rlcast: leave messa e BARNEY WATCH YORE MOUTH AROUN' . TH' YOUNG - UN, LUKEY-HE'S AT TH' AGE WHAR HE PICKS UP EV'RYTMIN' WE SAY!! }hJrrlw51Jd ~a~lnet¥y l!rld Furniture vr:.NJ.~:lttbJ:!tue&kcubinetry. com · 740.446.9200 Z459 St Rt. 160 • GaiiiJX>IIs CALL FOR FREE ESTIMAT THE BORN LOSER .. .. Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 Cell: Owners : J01\ Wl-lr..T'!> FOR: ~ t:>I~KER, · G>Lr..I;>'<S? 1'1'\ Fl>.t<\1~1-\U>! ·.··' 740-416-6047' email: Meter & Va·n ,. Paul . SOI'\~TI-\11'\G TEU.') fYI£ IT'~ ~LL '(OU t..\IEK i\-1\l'ij(, A.ro.JT? l GOI~TO ~txlE.S 41 l'>lOT LI\IE. B'( . F~IENt>IK~ TOKIGI-IT I '(OU Kti.OW ! ~ a TilE 11'/N/JOW /ADl' JO )l'Uf~ ~Xpl: ri ~IIL' t:. in -.,· \~ Ill !! l'r •cl-i.' t IJr;qw-. . 740-653-9657 S w ag~. Vakr lll't' '-· l< nrrw n ShadL'" ami i\ lurc ... Pl rr-. l'illo\1 . l k d..,~il'l \ . T,thk 'f \1\ ~·r~ & r.tbk 'Cltrtbune Rtmm•r; C. \I .L S,\N()\' llr 'ilit: 7411 -1)1)2-."~2211 ( 't·II:7..UI--l lf•-h 14-1 503 Mill St. • Mldlleport. 01115'110 1118-.992·3894 111111 Mon•av-frldiV 9:110 IIIHI:II Ill. · SIIUnlll 1:88 1111-12:11D 1111 ... ,. PIYINGTOP PRICIS FOI -···......... City/S tate/Zip _-----,----~-~~-- PSI CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE New Uomes. Room Additions, Remodeling, Melill & Shingle Roofs. Siding. Decks, Hathroom Remudl'ling Lkensed & Insured Mail or drop off lhis coupon along Ot your photo 10 10 Ohio Vall e y Ftubllshlng P.O . Box 469. Gatllpoll9 1 6H 4563 1 •I • • • • ' " ' " • '" ' " • •'"'"'"'" •'" • • wv 11040951 Ce ll 740-590-7666 '12"column lncnweei«Jeyi ' 120" column inch SUf!Ciay BJLLETIN BOARD JEADLIN~ 200 PM DAY BE,FOFE PUBLICATION' Kipling Shoe Co's BACK TO SCHOOL SAL'E! All Athletics 20% off SANDALS 50% off " Life is Good" T-shirts 30% off 300 2nd Ave . Gallipolis, OH lrom • Vinyl Siding NEW Gallery at 409 Presents IWT!SlW! WH Y'I<E Y(XJ WHAPPING NE., ANYWAY? ,..;) 740·992-0730 Windows Basic Charcoal Art Classes • Roofing · Electric, Plumbing, • De c ks Drywall, • Garages Remodeling, Room • Pole Buildings $1 00/pe rson Additions • Room Additions Owner; Includes four weeks of classes and all art materials .• Class A Session: Begins August 21, 2008 James Keesee 742-2332 Local Contractor II 740-367-0544 Free Estimates 740-367-0536 For Rl'modeling and Nt'W House Building MAUCUM CONSTRUCTION • Rr•>m Addiliml>• Garages • Vinyl and Wo'od Siding • Roofing • Pole Cn ll : Thursdays (6 p.m. lo 8 p.m.) or Class B Session: Begins August 23 , 2008 Bartts • Pa1io ·,. Pord1 e~ .f 7-~ Jl) Richd R11aLI . Lnn,g Ruumn. OH Cei l : 740- 4H>- I ~ .1+ 15+ years.t•xpt•rhmce Free Estimates All ages accepled Instructor, Gerry Enrico 1 ·!' Advertise . in this space for $64 per month ' • I 1 NT Pass 3 NT All pass fO INTEI1NA.LIZ£ MLIH A.N6E~ NO MORE, A.ND IMYBE WITH M!JH WHAPPINS. GARFIELD 1 HAVE GENElROU5L.'r' Peeii'IW TO Al,l.OW 'r'OO 1'0 ei'EAK 1'0 MEl •• WOW, THAT FELT REA.LLY GOQPTO... (_ You starl with eight lop tricks: three spades, two l'learts, two diamonds and on e club. To get up 16 nine , you need to collect a second club trick. Tl'lere is a natural reaction to play a club to the ja ck. "I was takin g the finesse, partne r." Unfortunately, in the cold light of day, there is no rea son to make this play, wh rch" can only gain an overtri ck when East has either hono r-doubl eton or king-queen-third. With th is layout it costs the contract. West takes your jack with hi s singleton king and plays a cat d. You can no longer harvest that second club Irick . Here, initially. e~he r leading low toward dummy 's club 10 or start ing with durilmy's 10 suc ceeds . but neither would look clever if it were EaS1 with a sin gle· ton honor. And ducking the first round !ails when West has king-queen-fourth . Everything works when th e five miss ing cl ubs are divided 3·2. But wh en lhey are 4· 1 or 5·0, th e truthful play Is first to cash the ace. Whatever happens, cOntinue with a low club toward the 10 and you mu st, sooner or later, establish that second club trick . PHOOEY. NOT AGAIN. (_ I WAS ACTUI\LL Y ST 1\12TINGTO FEEL S01211Y FOil THE GUY. 5 BUCKSS~YS HE HITS THAT TANKER TRUCK PASSING BY. 0 ." AstroGraph 'lllur<JIIrlhdo!y: I 17 18 19 21 26 27 30 32 33 37 38 39 40 · 43 44 so 41 Wildcat &trike 42 Kenntl cry 44 Lol unit 45 Chicago hub 46 Citywide 49 Running mates 51 Inferior 52 Mimics 55 Response on deck 56 Costa - Sol 57 Mini-guitar 58 Nave seat CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celecri!Y Crpne~ ~ryp!og r1ms aretreale\llrom ouolai'Cin!byiBnous pee Die, past ! lid pre5en! E&d'l letler 1n lhetipher slandslor anorMr TorJay's clue: Kequals X " WVSIMEW'H IMUNGH WOA ODPCSH. G HRXXDIG TDI ASVDE I WEL SKXDIG FMCCMWV GO GNS NRVWO MH DRI FD I CA. PSOOSGG PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Baseball IS ltke a po<et game. Nobody wants lo qurt when he's losing ; nobody wants you to qu1t when yOu're ahead ."· Jacki!jt Robrnson 0 l~w Wednesday, AUg. 20, 2008 Koa rron~,;o iel1ors ef the :.uombled wCrci 5 be· to fo~m fo r.: r s i m~le wcrd~. fcur By Bemice Bede Oeol Many ot your enviable qualities w1ll be . accentuated in the yea r ahead, making it far m01e possible 1o achieve many of your fond est desires. The revitalizallon of ypur better attributes enhan ces the pos· sibilities for success LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) - Consider nof JUSt the immedi ate results of an endeav· or but how 1hese resuits wilt mesh with your future plans and aspirations. Make sure that your current plans will be effective down 1he line as well. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) -YOu mi ght get a big opport unity to reap a harvest tronl seeds you .did not sow.. u yo u lrnd yoursell 1n suc h a position, don'tlhink it is too good to be true; know that it was mean! for you. · , LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Snap judg· ments aren't necessarily as percepti\le as you think. So befor~ making an important decision , talk everything through with everyone Involved . They could offer inn o~ati ve alternatives SCORP IO (Oct. 24-N o~. 22) - The amount ot zeal and energy you display at the workp lace will influen ce those who labor at you r side. II you want th ings to move at a 21ppy pace, accelerate your stricle SAG ITTARIUS j Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You 're apt to h a~e far more fun and be·. fnore at ease at a small gatl'lering rath er than a large one. so 111ake your plans accordingl y. Slay in your comfort zone . CAPRI COR N (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) Providing lor loved ones should be yQur primary motivation . and you 'll have pten· 1y of chances to gratify lhe$e ambllrons. You carl,'l lose with a driving Ioree like that. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - Monit or your behavior by what you know to be righ t and honorable, and peop le will point ou1 the proper CO!Jrse to you . An ythin g tess co uld' land you on the rocks PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20)- Because you are presently in a positiVe cyCle wil h regard 1o your financial affai rs , there is a good chance you could be repaid lor something about whi ch you had long lor· gotten. AR IES (Marc h . 2 1·April 19) Dem onstrate your previous experience s to those with whom you're involved, and they'll more readily want to cooperate with you. Show, and then ask. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Rather than insisting upon center stage, you'll be more etfeclive by keeping a loW pro· · file. People are drawn to what's going on in the my sterious shadows. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Don 't walt lor people or things to come to you. You'll · get much fu rther faster by be ing fr iendly to thOse whO engage In Interesting social activ1Ue's. CAN CER (June 2 1-July 22) - To elfec· tlvely deal wllh. your compet lt~on, you mutt think and act more positively t1'1all your adveraarltl dO. You are what you think - so don't 'v'lsuellze lnythlnQ b_u1 SOUP TO NUTZ 740-985-4141 . (304) 812-4625 East success. ' and Decks MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER Saturdays (1 p.m. lo 3 p.m.) Reserve a seat in lhe class Please call , . l WHIITf! NOBOOY'S EVE~ ASJ(f() ME THAT BEFOIIE WS lfS .wJH F111JSTtA.TION WITH THE WOI!LD. NOTHIN' EVEI1 CHANGES. 00 NOW THAT rM OlD, I CA.N'T S€EM THAfS WHY I LI\SH OUT CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, • Replacement C11y Par<) Hrs: M-F 9 am - 6 pm Sat 9 am - 5 pm 1\WERIGIIT, HEliE A . CONES 110!)JD TWO!! •'"'"'"'".,'"'"'" '"'",.I Construction The COW and BOY lt:lll Ftr Cllll'llll'rlcell Phone, ________________ c opy '(ES, nlE'f'ii:E ALWA'(S STANDING IN ~ROHT OF ME IN TI-lE LINE AT TI-lE I-lOT DOG STAND. Manley's Recy'c llng & (dcross Insured & Bonded . ~·gg··~·~·-~ CIIIIIVIIC CIIIVerten • Cll. . BULLETIN BOARD ---- Guttering Seamless Gullers Rooling . Sfding, Gutters . l)rupl.'~. Sl1l'l'l '~ . R1HI North G ... BL>T THIS ONE REI'LL'(. C~fTURES ~'( ESSEN~E . Address __________ ·--- a BE:. • - ----·---------· with ~ ~AI> f.J..OO£., J! jrshadfrm@aol .coni Rowe I~ El\TIKC, ~ ~ Subscriber's Name -~-----~ 1 52 Brewery product hen did 53 Maralhon Go wrong or 10K Director 54 ReceiVed -Reitman · eage~y Be my guest! ~2 wds .) ~2 wds.) 59 Hurlers' London stats districl Wood ash Acquire producl Like 61 Snub-nosed 10 Exclaimed elephants .. pooch over Pentium 62 Metro RRs 14 Gestures . 63 You bel! producer Oktoberlesl 64 Vast 16 Kind need of po~rait number MS revisers 20 Nasty! Gasp 21 B ig Ten DOWN Loud school T inloil t Jungfrau . 22 Benchmark B~l is ~ -1 2 Gas pump 23 Siamese, Moon and now qty, sun 3 Go in haste 24 Blick·belt Yves' girl 4 Platilude skill -kwondo 5 Vegelable 28 Sideways Kniller's · 29 Ouch! 6 California supply lor! 31 VItality Odes and 7 March· 34 Pajama sonnets pa~lclpant coverer SheeP. call 8 Warm 35 Razorback E-ma11 · · greeting 36 Mallress provider 9 Calllorth support .Mahatma Gandhi wrote, "In the attitude of silence the soul finds the pat h in a cl eater li ght. and what is elusive and deceptive resolves Itself into crystal clearness. Our life is a long and arduous quest after Truth ." Mo st people prefer to play bridge in srlence, so that noise does not distract them . And this deal is deceptive, need· ing clea r thinking to find the path to nine tricks. Agai nst three no-trump, West leads the spade ja ck. How would you pla n the play? · 'ONl>ITIONS ANl> iflfATMENTS --- ~·,.., SU/le we CAN .fiNE> S'OMerttiNG A vail<~bl e ! ,. West The strange play that is truth TO FIT YOtJil gul>GfT. Ad vert'JSe n t h1'5 spac·e fOr $64 FRANK & EARNEST •' [n ... un.x i Rl.'fcn.·n..:r::-. ln5ured WV042182 Free Estimates P • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·'"'"'" GetYour Message AcrotS$ ~lilh 11 O~lly Senllnel ,, amount will be Commissioners returned within t'hirty Courthouse and Qual ity South Opening lead: "' J Wllrk A l Types Of ln,\lred F•eeb rima le$ r.ao• -4 . The Daily Sentinel ~unbap Wimes -j}entinel GU,\IN lions, check made or delivered to : payable to ·. The lull Meigs Counly ~' Pt\J mpt and Replacement . ~otnt ~lea~ant .l.\egt~ter Retail/Warehouse/Storage W W W . C A R E 0 . C 0 M Location in Gallipolis 1800 Carm ichael Equipment . 740· sq. 11 buildrng $400 mo. ott '4"4"' 6--24 _ 1_2_ _ _ _ __ per speelflcBtlons in accompanied by either requirements ·each 8P81 9·6 M·f 9·12 Sat. BASEMENT ~alltpoh~ ~atlp Have you priced a J~l1 n Deere 1a1e1y? You'll be surprised! Check out our used inventory at 0 e p a r t .m e n t ~30) days aHer rece ipt Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Equipment ProJect, ol bids. · Anen1ion of bidders Is Meigs County, Ohio as Each bid m~sl be called to all of the Ohio 45769 Phone 740992· 2895. A deposH of 0 dollar• will • be required for set of plans and specifics- Concrele Removal J&L NOTICES· NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ' Sealed proposals for the Pomeroy Fire 140·992-5682 Here's all you need to do ... Fill out t'h e coupon below and drop off or inail it with a ' copy of your photo ID. ~~IK~I FA,!UIPMI·:~r 4x5 round bales. Good Hay. 740·742-2457 or 740·4164862 PU CO'JSTI!LCliO'\ S!'nlo• Ci lirt n & Chw'cl'l Dr ~co un t Dealer: South Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal 15 25 Vulnerable: East-West ( 0'-CI!F II Stll.124hmerev.OI ~0 ) f.l '' IU Jnmen ce WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar· anlee. Loca l re ferences fur· nishcd Estirblished ·1975 Call 24 Hrs. t140) 446· Stop & Compare I rWIS GIUGE ' • AK5 t K74 4 AJ 6 3 l40-992-1m 12 .13 24 • Q4 2 1, 1<1.1 mo. pd ROGER HYSELLS 1-f(NI·: li\II,N:0\'1-:1\n X I'S Sou<h · Remodeling 7:00AM-8:00PM ~ Comple t e Tree Care 810 • Garages Hours TFN c 11 111.~R' & ~ lmou Jlo~ l~:'i.' -New Homes ·Complete 992-6215 Pome roy , Oh10 25 Years Local Eltper1enc~ t 998 Yamaha Gas Goll Can . 4-.s lroke. gas engr ne, new tires. tune-up. belt. S2,500 more avat1able 80 4-675· ~7:i38~6,.::o;.r3~0~4,.::·6;:,75;;.·;:; 56;;:3~1- . , CINSTRUGnON Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' V.C, YOUNG Ill 4 WHtHEH.~ MONTY 1·\R\1 Sl PPIII S ~:~ ~~~~~;~~~~4~0;4~)4~5~6~·3~802 Leota Birc/1 El ectri~a1 & Plumbi ng Roollng & Gutters Vinyl Sid ing & Painting Patio and Porch Decks · . wv 036725 North 4 A K 5 • 764 t A 8 3 • 10 5 • 2 West East 4J I09 B7 • 6 3 • Q92 • J 10 8 3 • Q9 6 2 • J 10 5 4 •K • Q9B7 when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! I wish to .tl1a11k all my friends a11d neighbors SPACE H>U RENT New Garages 40 MHII>KC\'1UN ROBERT BISSEU 29670 Bas han Road R acrne. Ohio 4577 1 740·949·2217 Room Add itions & ' Remode1lng 1995 Jayo Chevy conve rsion van mil es 098648. excellent shape, easy on gas. 4 new tires. 5 seats one rna kes bed w!TV.JI $5 .000 . also 6J0:16' 1ra11er. double wheels bra kes_ te:u llight. rear·gate. e)(cel1ent shape. year old. $1,400, {740)992·0 174 Senior Discount* AK C 8ost'on Terrier puppies. 6 wks old. shots & wormed. $200 each. Call 740-3 888743 I County for the beautijr1l cards I received for my birthday. Also I want to tlw11k my sister, Dora Lipps for the beautifr1l .flowers. 1.--oitii'<o;>KioSiii'',;;";;·f;,:-,.1 so, you qualify for a ~lov~! Batthel I CARPENTER SERVICE V.\ NS Are you65 or older? . & 611. 3pt disc. $500 . 4ft . 3pt bus tl hog, $300. 6ft . 3pt Oblwide 3BR!2BA, lrg yard bush hog, $495: · 611 --~""-- ~~\ kilcll en apP li ances. NO 2&3BR apls. $_385 and up, adjustable di sc. $575 0 80 PETS/S MOKING Bidwell Cebtr al Air. WID. Hookup. area. $600/re(lt+Depos it . 'Tenant pays electric . EHO (740)367-0 596 ' 740-367 -0 507 EBY , INTEGRITY. KI EFER BUILT, VALLEY Ellm View Apts. Memory of " Sis'' HOR SE ! LI V E S T OC K Card or Thanks (304)882-3017 TRAILER S. LOAD MAX Gracious Living 1 and 2 EQUIPMENT TRAILER S, C ARGO EXPRE SS & Bed room Ap1s . al Village HOM ES TEAD E R Manor and Riverside Apis. in I f~v is it your· £rave I Middl eport , from $327 to C ARGO / CO N CE SS I O N $592. 740-992-5064 . Equal TRAILE RS. B+W GOOSE· often. NECK HITCHES. Housing Oppor1unity I miss ym1 so.·. C ARMI CHAEL EOUIP ofMeig~· You g ave us a gift ,, Twin Rivers Tower is acce.pt· M E NT I C ARMI C HAEL ing applica,tions for waiting T RAilER S SALE S & SERlike nu other gift 'j SPECIAL 20FT list for Hud·subsidized , 1·br VI CE . We heiJ a r eal angel FLATBE D apa rtment for th e GOOSENECK ~cnt frnrn ahove. elderly/disabled, call 67 5- 53999. VIEW OUR 'ENTIRE TRA ILER INVENTORY AT 6679 For this sacrilke WWW .G ARMI C HA E L · yo u IOO had IU die TRAILEA S.CO M 740- <46b ut you ' re in heaven 3825 Trina Hill's Self Storage YOUNG'S .----=F=IN:-:"D=--"s,.A-=-"R"'"'G:::-A::-:I"N"""'S:::----, per · IN THE CLASSIFIEDS month ~=~~~~~~~~==~~~~~=;:~;;~=i 3 Free Rent Special!!! I 99 Ford Exp lorer Sport 4WD. bl ue&grey. 12000{} mil es. loaded .. runs/looks good. Good tires 446-4448 after Spm Johnson's Tre~ Service r out 5 Mowjaunlily 50 Very spiny 8 Green cactus parrot RV Se rvrce a1 Ca rm1chae1 T1arle1s 740·446-3 825 For t -Khan 11 Whatthe Lw-.iiiiiiiiOtiiiiiiiiiii;;,,.i Equ al Grating Ant'"' to Pre'lfoul Puule 47 Temper 48 Turn inside Phillip Alder ~::;:;;;:~~~~ £ states . 52 w estwoo d For co ncrete. Angte . OpWl. · I rom $365 lo $560. · Channel. Flat Bat . Sl,el Hous;ng unU y Equal m s ins1 1tuti onOpport is an Oppor turr1ty Provrder and Employer. I ACROSS L,--liOilioioiiiliiilii . _.J Lw--•"';;';;",;,Sii.'iiii-E-_.J NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE 1540 --------11 JET AERATION MOTOR S Repaired. New & Rebuilt In 1994 Toyota pickup SR5 Stock Call Ron Evans. 1. with custom topper 800-537·9528 . Excell ent Condrtron 1995 Honda STI tOO motmcycle. NEW AND USED STEEL e)(cel1e nr co nditlon 11 46· Beautiful Apts. at Jacksoll Steel Beams. Pipe A8bar t010 740-446-2568 The Daily Sentirtel • Page B5 SUVs FOK S II .~~ 2003 S•mpl1c1ty Prestige . nd· rng mower. 20hp. 50rn cut .. Good Co ndit ion . New $5,700 asking $2.500 mrs<: pull be hind accessor1es 304675·3600 882·3 12 1. a~a ilable fOr --~-----,Senior and Disabl ed peo ple. 4br, 2ba . HUOI only $3 t 7 New Haven. 3 br.. 2 bath . 4 month!· Great Locahon! (5 % acres. hot lub, gas log tire- down . 20yrs. 8°JoAPR ) place, great view, (304)882- LishAgS 800·62 0-4946 e:w: . 3021 . $53,000 T46 1 Redu ced Price, 4 bedroom, 1420 MoBILE HOJ\. U1-i 2 112 batll log home. 34286 HlR RE~T NeW Crew Rd., Pomeroy, lg. pole buildrng & out building 2BR 2 bath, all electnc. CIA. on 6 acres w/pond. 10 mrn. from Power Plants· (816i668-0758 9101 SA 7. Che shi re. OH 740-4 46-4234 or 740·208· Redu ced! New, Never lived 786 1 in 2br, 2 bath W/ whirlpool tubs, large LA on 3 acres 2BR a_t Johnsons Mobile, mil. $75,000. 740-446-7 029 Home Park, Call 740·645· osee or 740-446·2003 wV#w.mydailysentinel.com ALLEY OOP Wanted To Lease: Hun1rng Round bales of hay reason- 2000 Sliver Dodge Durango Property rn Mason Count~· ably prrced. (74 0)742·8200 1999 Jeep Grd Che•okee, 304·882-2252 or 304-675· 4M4's. tow pks Ken. 160K I \\1\,\ j,\IWI' It)\ II' ·ss.soo ea. [740)992·7599 5679 AI'Aifi)I~XI'S All real estate adveniBing In this newspaper is aubjeetto the Federal Fair Housing Act ol1968 whieh mali.es it illegal to attverti!ie "any Tuesday, August 19, 2008' www.mydailysentinel.com Brand new 3bed 2bath on • For Rent (2) Mobrle Homes + . hall acre 1n P1. Pleasan1 both 2br, 1ba. now takmg OWN ER FI NA NCE AVAIL- applrcat1ons 304·593-6197 ABLE. 740· 446-3570 · ~· Tuesda~August19,2008 • GREVE I '· K nC~'>!. Ie d ~ l' l' ll m r:~ frmn .~ takillg thing5 apan.'' the old man ~Ji J. ·' hut" isdom '. 1~ u l G1~.~~-r-'1• =· ~ I. . _ i 1:~ , wis~ ~T:......:.-1.:.:.,K,:;.E..;.T.,.;.N-,---1 C()mt:S 1f(11ll putti ng thln gs bac~ I I 1 I' I I{) 7 L_-L....l.-.1--L..J...-J . . C:im:;:le1e 1:--.e thuci::le quoted by f11ling 1n the ,mi55tng words . yO 'J de~elop from Sl~p No. 3 below . . SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 811810R ABLAZE" PLAID - TEMPT- Nimbly - MIND to BLAME, "If you can smile when lhi11gs go wrong," a co:worket quipped, "you have som~one in MIND to BLAME." ARLO & JANIS ouR ~>.! ~IJT~ 1ll DROP OUT OF !X.HOOL AOD TA~~ AJOE> AT THE. 5E.ACH / /- �., • • I Page B4 • ,The Daily Sentinel HOM!); t'OK Sc11J: Momn: Hol\l>:o; Monn .E Hom:-; FUR SAIJ: fllH R P<r preferen ce, limitation or dr4crlmlnation b8sed on race, calor, religion, se• familial statu!l or national origi n, or any intention to make any such · preference, l imitati on or discrimination." R.J.:vr Lw--i.iiil.iiiilii.-,.1 Federal Funds JUSt released FOR lor, Land Ow'ne rs. No clos· 1ng cost and ZE RO DOWN1 • Wr ll do Land 1 ·and 2 bedrQom apar tmen1s. furnished and unfur· Improvements. Ban kr uptcy & Bad·Credit OK. 2 , 3. 4 and nished. and ll ouses rn 5 ~drooms available 740· Pomeroy and Middlepor t. 446·3384 securrty deposrt reqUired, no - - - - - - -- . pets. 740·992·22 18. New 3 Bedroom homes from $2 t4 36 per month. Includes 1BA 1\pt. Wi D hookups. many upgrades. deliver ~· 8 sa telli te TV incl w/ren t. close to hosprtal. Ca ll 74 0set-up. (740)385 -2434 339· 0362 · lm,;& · A c REAGE This n ewspaper wili not knowi ngly accept advertisements l or real estate which is in violation ot the taw. Our readers are hereby 4 Grave roadsrde cemetery 101. Rdcksprings. S-400.00 740· 742·3045. lnlormed that all dwellings advertised in thi s newspa per are nallabla on an equal ' MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT. 1031 Georges Creek Rd, 441 · 1tl1 opportunity ba ~es. Rl \1 II s Forec losure 4br. 2ba. only $29,900! Pric ed to Sel ll For Listings 800·620-4946 r 10 H<M 'S~~' mu RENr ex T462 52 38/mo ·' 3 bed. 2 ba th. Bank Repo1 (S~o down, 20 years. 8"'o APR ) tor lislings 800·620-4946 ex. R027 Large 2-story hom e o n Locust Stre et. Gallipolis. 4 Bedrooms. 2 Batll. KIT. FM. DR , LR. Laundry, out-build· ing, tenced yard, close to Excellent schools . Conditionr 740 -441-1202, 304-675·6363 rn 1br $375fmonth ,Syrac use Oepos1 t, Hud Appoved No Pots. (304)675·5332 weekend s 74 0- 591 ·0265 - - - - -- - - 2·3 Bed room. $425/mo, S425 deposi t & utiliti es·. 1722 Cha1ham Ave . 6 month lease. (740)845- 1646 \II H< II 1\I>ISI- L.--i.iiil.itiilllio-,.J 10 Ht)USEI I()IJI GOOik"i Kenmore Range, while IIH \\1'1 liU \110\ smOoth cook tOSJ 5250 also Kenmore MicrowaV{]. whrte. . , . , , . . . . - - - - - - - , 10 , rros < 125 c a1 1 ove r lhe range ..., 1'\l 441 ·9865 tuR SALE Mollohan Ca rpet . Summer 197 1 Chevy Nova -3501350. Runs and looks great 74.0- Sale. Berber sta rting at . $5 951yd. Aemnan1s S35 Z4S-O i 25 Ot~ve a little. Save e.1ot 446· - -- - -- - - 2 bedroo m apar tmen1 for 7444 , 1995 Frrebird Formula 350rent rn Middleport. no pets. ---~·---- LT1 . 1999 Sal urn 2-clr. 2003 !7 40)992-5856 Up nght freezer .. excellen1 S1ratus 2-dr other .Quali ty conditron S200. obo ·Call veh,c le's 1n slac k wrth war212 3rd Ave 3 rooms and 441·0988 ranty Prrced 10 sell. Stop or bat h, furn1shed . no pets. call COOK MOTORS. 328 Rent + Dep. 740-441 ·9245 Jackson Pike 740-446·0 103 2br Apartmen1 on V1and St. 2003 Mssao Xe1ra . t 35 .000 beside Oomino·s S375 miles. dark green '. 4 wl1 eel month, $375 depasit 304- GIBBS ANTIQUES Frr. & ' drive. $10.000: 2000 Chevy Sat. 10-5 Sun. 1·7. or by 812·4350 app1. Also. restore furnr1ure Cava lier. 160.000 miles. Loca ted on Tornado Ad oft manual hansm; 55 ;0n. sun· .2 8 A ap t. CIA (7,40) 44 1· At 33 Racine (Park roof. st lve r. !2.500. 740-4 150 194 & Ride) eJO: rl. 740·949·2246 6300 ot 740·4 16-630 t 28R , CIA. wAter. sewer. MISCEJ.L\~EOl 1 S 99 Erldle Bau er Frod trash 1ncluded In town. Rent "'I " t:Hl'IIANI>ISE Exped1hon. La ser red . PW, $475, Deposi t $475. 339PL. PB. PS.. trealed .lea1her _24_9_'~~------'-- 16 cafcterra tabiE!s. 12' 1ong seats. sunroof. 6 diSC c o & 2BA. washer/dryer hookup, fold m center wtseat s 3rd seal. Motor has approJO: appliances furnrshed 740· at1ached on each side. best 60 ·000 rru.1es. b o dY 1las 441·3702 or 740·266-5789 ones S50 nelt t bost $35. will 165.000 rni1es Very good sell separately or all togeth - condition. 59.600 304·882· Ap ar1m ent a~Jail ah l e now er. call ~740)7 4 2 · 274 3 or3__ 70:.:2:.:·_ __ _ _ __ Ri ve rbe nd Apls New Haven 740-742·2780 Police Impounds! Cars lrorn WV. Now aGCOJJti ng applica- --~---ssoor . Honda s. Chevys. 1.IOns 1or Hud -5 u b51., .rze d'. E)(ercrse equipmen 1. ·1 · one 8 edroom Api s: Utr rhes Ou tdoor funu1ure. . L1 11le Jeeps. Fords. & rl1ore1 lor listings ll00·6L0· 4B7£ t!x v.ns included . Based on 30°6 of Trkes 1oys call 304 ·675 · C 11 304 . d a dJUS1e 1ncome. a - 2157 leave ~essaQe 15 TR il< 'KI.i t Drains.' DdWlways & Wal<ways L&L Sf;ra p Metals Open Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday & Friday, Sam-4:30pm.- Closed CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· Th ursday. Sat utd ny EO & AFFORDAB LE! Su nday (7 40)446- 7300 MoBILE Ho~n:-; tllUSALE Townhouse aPartm ent s, and/or small houses FOR 2BR H9mc. Sl AI 160, pl us security RENT. Call (740 )44 1· 11 t I $400/mo 1991 Norris 14x70 2 baths · deposit, No Pets, Available for applica tion & information. eKtra nice. All ready set up 911 /08 1740)446 -5062 or · Fo r Ren t- 1 Bedroom on rented lot · close to new {740)379 2923 · · Furnished Up stairs GAHS. Might co nsider .land contract . $13, 500. 710-446·. 2br Mobile Home. Kitchen ~~~~i~e~~l. Refe~~~: 4053 Furn., deposit required & in Ma son. _ _ Restrictions. (740}446-85i 9 304 675 7783 2 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 Bed FREE RENT SPECIAL 2 Bath , 2000 1'6)(70 2BA, St At t 60, $375/mo Jordan Landing Fleetwood 2 Bed 2 Bath, plu s security deposit. No 2br, 3br & 4br's 1999 Fortu ne 3 Bed 2 Bath. Pets, {740)446-5062 or Available Daytim e 740-388-0000 or {740)379·292 3. No Pets. Tena nt 740-388-8 513 , Evening 740Res ponsible for Rent & 388-8017 or 740-245 -92 13 3BR. 2 ba1h MH on farm. Elechk 5600 per month + utilitres. 304-674-0023 or 3 BR 14x70 on 5.7 acres of 540·752·0826 304 ·6 10·0776 land with 18lt4 above ground - - -- - - , Cora Mill Ad 4844 Near pool , B~IO metal shed, Cora. 5 mile s from Rodney. 12x24 shed with loll". 2 BR, 1 Bath , Appliances. $39,000. 32 14 Boggs Rd. WID Hool-l·up. Large Yard . Patriot , OH. (74o)256·6586 ,$ 38 5/mo, $300 d epos it, Credit Check , (6'14 )946· 3307 o r {614)3a2-0254 In Memory Set bl ack birdcages. · ~ 8:w:3 0 with dividers, perch.· es. fo~ cups orl slaod. $60 Bonu s free br rdcage 1 8x 1 8~19 1(l and 2 cockala r! nest boxes. Musl take au. 245·5 146 Pf:IS I-HI< SA I.E •• now No suffer. no pain . I I We low you Uncle Ronnie & ·Pomeranians 4 months old. male s, sable color. $ 150 . ,740-388·8642 ,\ 1.1\I·S HH 10 ~ 0870. Rogers Basement Ww1C rp roofing -------Sllf'l err or Home Mamtenance All home repai r. insrde and ou1 Plum bing . carpe11t ry. et~ Call 339-3442 .., sl(eet pa rking call Wayne al 1 :r K~.:a~o nabh: Concrete Work ..---~------, 28 Years Experien ce David lewis 740-99 2- 6971 41 9381 HA' Public ~olices in ~' ''"'''''"'·I Your Righ1to Know.ll<livered Righi to \'our con· bid packet will be a bid bond in an lained in lhis bid pack· received by lhe Meigs amount of 100% of the et, particularly to the Labor C o u n t y bid amount with a Federal Commissioners at surety satisfactory to Standards Provisions Davis- Ba c on their office at the the aforesaid Meigs and Courthouse, Pomeroy, C. o u n t y Wages various lnsur· Ohio 45769 until l :00 Commissioners or by ance requirements, p.m. , August 28th, certified check , various equal opportu· 2008 and then at 1: 15 cashiers check, or let· nity provisions, and p.m . at said office ter of credit upon a sol- the requirement tor a opened and read aloud vent bank In the pavment bond and per· for the following : amouril of not less formance bond for Pomeroy Fire than tO% of the bid tOO% ol the contract D e p a r t m e n t amount'ln tavor of the price. No bidder may Equipment ProJect Meigs . ·Withdraw his bid within aforesaid Specifications, and bid C o u n t y thirty ~30) days aHer totmo may be aacured Commissioners. Bid the actual dale of lhe at tho office of Meigs Bonds shall be accom- opening" thereol. The C o u n t y ponied by Proof of Meigs County Commiss i oners , Authority of the official Co m m i s s i on e. r s Courthouae, Pomeroy, or agent signing lhe receive the r i ght to bond. reJacl any or all bids. Bids shall be sealed Jim Sheets, Pre sident and marked as Bid for. Meigs County Pomeroy .Fire Dept. Commissioners Equlpmenl and mailed ~8) 13. 19, 21 tlf~E'S ~ LIS,T Of .. Rates ,..... · SYMPTOf!/IS, *E" pl•ri Cl ll' ~ d C all G ary Stanley@ 740-59 1-8044 'rlcast: leave messa e BARNEY WATCH YORE MOUTH AROUN' . TH' YOUNG - UN, LUKEY-HE'S AT TH' AGE WHAR HE PICKS UP EV'RYTMIN' WE SAY!! }hJrrlw51Jd ~a~lnet¥y l!rld Furniture vr:.NJ.~:lttbJ:!tue&kcubinetry. com · 740.446.9200 Z459 St Rt. 160 • GaiiiJX>IIs CALL FOR FREE ESTIMAT THE BORN LOSER .. .. Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 Cell: Owners : J01\ Wl-lr..T'!> FOR: ~ t:>I~KER, · G>Lr..I;>'<S? 1'1'\ Fl>.t<\1~1-\U>! ·.··' 740-416-6047' email: Meter & Va·n ,. Paul . SOI'\~TI-\11'\G TEU.') fYI£ IT'~ ~LL '(OU t..\IEK i\-1\l'ij(, A.ro.JT? l GOI~TO ~txlE.S 41 l'>lOT LI\IE. B'( . F~IENt>IK~ TOKIGI-IT I '(OU Kti.OW ! ~ a TilE 11'/N/JOW /ADl' JO )l'Uf~ ~Xpl: ri ~IIL' t:. in -.,· \~ Ill !! l'r •cl-i.' t IJr;qw-. . 740-653-9657 S w ag~. Vakr lll't' '-· l< nrrw n ShadL'" ami i\ lurc ... Pl rr-. l'illo\1 . l k d..,~il'l \ . T,thk 'f \1\ ~·r~ & r.tbk 'Cltrtbune Rtmm•r; C. \I .L S,\N()\' llr 'ilit: 7411 -1)1)2-."~2211 ( 't·II:7..UI--l lf•-h 14-1 503 Mill St. • Mldlleport. 01115'110 1118-.992·3894 111111 Mon•av-frldiV 9:110 IIIHI:II Ill. · SIIUnlll 1:88 1111-12:11D 1111 ... ,. PIYINGTOP PRICIS FOI -···......... City/S tate/Zip _-----,----~-~~-- PSI CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE New Uomes. Room Additions, Remodeling, Melill & Shingle Roofs. Siding. Decks, Hathroom Remudl'ling Lkensed & Insured Mail or drop off lhis coupon along Ot your photo 10 10 Ohio Vall e y Ftubllshlng P.O . Box 469. Gatllpoll9 1 6H 4563 1 •I • • • • ' " ' " • '" ' " • •'"'"'"'" •'" • • wv 11040951 Ce ll 740-590-7666 '12"column lncnweei«Jeyi ' 120" column inch SUf!Ciay BJLLETIN BOARD JEADLIN~ 200 PM DAY BE,FOFE PUBLICATION' Kipling Shoe Co's BACK TO SCHOOL SAL'E! All Athletics 20% off SANDALS 50% off " Life is Good" T-shirts 30% off 300 2nd Ave . Gallipolis, OH lrom • Vinyl Siding NEW Gallery at 409 Presents IWT!SlW! WH Y'I<E Y(XJ WHAPPING NE., ANYWAY? ,..;) 740·992-0730 Windows Basic Charcoal Art Classes • Roofing · Electric, Plumbing, • De c ks Drywall, • Garages Remodeling, Room • Pole Buildings $1 00/pe rson Additions • Room Additions Owner; Includes four weeks of classes and all art materials .• Class A Session: Begins August 21, 2008 James Keesee 742-2332 Local Contractor II 740-367-0544 Free Estimates 740-367-0536 For Rl'modeling and Nt'W House Building MAUCUM CONSTRUCTION • Rr•>m Addiliml>• Garages • Vinyl and Wo'od Siding • Roofing • Pole Cn ll : Thursdays (6 p.m. lo 8 p.m.) or Class B Session: Begins August 23 , 2008 Bartts • Pa1io ·,. Pord1 e~ .f 7-~ Jl) Richd R11aLI . Lnn,g Ruumn. OH Cei l : 740- 4H>- I ~ .1+ 15+ years.t•xpt•rhmce Free Estimates All ages accepled Instructor, Gerry Enrico 1 ·!' Advertise . in this space for $64 per month ' • I 1 NT Pass 3 NT All pass fO INTEI1NA.LIZ£ MLIH A.N6E~ NO MORE, A.ND IMYBE WITH M!JH WHAPPINS. GARFIELD 1 HAVE GENElROU5L.'r' Peeii'IW TO Al,l.OW 'r'OO 1'0 ei'EAK 1'0 MEl •• WOW, THAT FELT REA.LLY GOQPTO... (_ You starl with eight lop tricks: three spades, two l'learts, two diamonds and on e club. To get up 16 nine , you need to collect a second club trick. Tl'lere is a natural reaction to play a club to the ja ck. "I was takin g the finesse, partne r." Unfortunately, in the cold light of day, there is no rea son to make this play, wh rch" can only gain an overtri ck when East has either hono r-doubl eton or king-queen-third. With th is layout it costs the contract. West takes your jack with hi s singleton king and plays a cat d. You can no longer harvest that second club Irick . Here, initially. e~he r leading low toward dummy 's club 10 or start ing with durilmy's 10 suc ceeds . but neither would look clever if it were EaS1 with a sin gle· ton honor. And ducking the first round !ails when West has king-queen-fourth . Everything works when th e five miss ing cl ubs are divided 3·2. But wh en lhey are 4· 1 or 5·0, th e truthful play Is first to cash the ace. Whatever happens, cOntinue with a low club toward the 10 and you mu st, sooner or later, establish that second club trick . PHOOEY. NOT AGAIN. (_ I WAS ACTUI\LL Y ST 1\12TINGTO FEEL S01211Y FOil THE GUY. 5 BUCKSS~YS HE HITS THAT TANKER TRUCK PASSING BY. 0 ." AstroGraph 'lllur<JIIrlhdo!y: I 17 18 19 21 26 27 30 32 33 37 38 39 40 · 43 44 so 41 Wildcat &trike 42 Kenntl cry 44 Lol unit 45 Chicago hub 46 Citywide 49 Running mates 51 Inferior 52 Mimics 55 Response on deck 56 Costa - Sol 57 Mini-guitar 58 Nave seat CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celecri!Y Crpne~ ~ryp!og r1ms aretreale\llrom ouolai'Cin!byiBnous pee Die, past ! lid pre5en! E&d'l letler 1n lhetipher slandslor anorMr TorJay's clue: Kequals X " WVSIMEW'H IMUNGH WOA ODPCSH. G HRXXDIG TDI ASVDE I WEL SKXDIG FMCCMWV GO GNS NRVWO MH DRI FD I CA. PSOOSGG PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Baseball IS ltke a po<et game. Nobody wants lo qurt when he's losing ; nobody wants you to qu1t when yOu're ahead ."· Jacki!jt Robrnson 0 l~w Wednesday, AUg. 20, 2008 Koa rron~,;o iel1ors ef the :.uombled wCrci 5 be· to fo~m fo r.: r s i m~le wcrd~. fcur By Bemice Bede Oeol Many ot your enviable qualities w1ll be . accentuated in the yea r ahead, making it far m01e possible 1o achieve many of your fond est desires. The revitalizallon of ypur better attributes enhan ces the pos· sibilities for success LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) - Consider nof JUSt the immedi ate results of an endeav· or but how 1hese resuits wilt mesh with your future plans and aspirations. Make sure that your current plans will be effective down 1he line as well. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) -YOu mi ght get a big opport unity to reap a harvest tronl seeds you .did not sow.. u yo u lrnd yoursell 1n suc h a position, don'tlhink it is too good to be true; know that it was mean! for you. · , LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Snap judg· ments aren't necessarily as percepti\le as you think. So befor~ making an important decision , talk everything through with everyone Involved . They could offer inn o~ati ve alternatives SCORP IO (Oct. 24-N o~. 22) - The amount ot zeal and energy you display at the workp lace will influen ce those who labor at you r side. II you want th ings to move at a 21ppy pace, accelerate your stricle SAG ITTARIUS j Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You 're apt to h a~e far more fun and be·. fnore at ease at a small gatl'lering rath er than a large one. so 111ake your plans accordingl y. Slay in your comfort zone . CAPRI COR N (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) Providing lor loved ones should be yQur primary motivation . and you 'll have pten· 1y of chances to gratify lhe$e ambllrons. You carl,'l lose with a driving Ioree like that. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - Monit or your behavior by what you know to be righ t and honorable, and peop le will point ou1 the proper CO!Jrse to you . An ythin g tess co uld' land you on the rocks PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20)- Because you are presently in a positiVe cyCle wil h regard 1o your financial affai rs , there is a good chance you could be repaid lor something about whi ch you had long lor· gotten. AR IES (Marc h . 2 1·April 19) Dem onstrate your previous experience s to those with whom you're involved, and they'll more readily want to cooperate with you. Show, and then ask. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Rather than insisting upon center stage, you'll be more etfeclive by keeping a loW pro· · file. People are drawn to what's going on in the my sterious shadows. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Don 't walt lor people or things to come to you. You'll · get much fu rther faster by be ing fr iendly to thOse whO engage In Interesting social activ1Ue's. CAN CER (June 2 1-July 22) - To elfec· tlvely deal wllh. your compet lt~on, you mutt think and act more positively t1'1all your adveraarltl dO. You are what you think - so don't 'v'lsuellze lnythlnQ b_u1 SOUP TO NUTZ 740-985-4141 . (304) 812-4625 East success. ' and Decks MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER Saturdays (1 p.m. lo 3 p.m.) Reserve a seat in lhe class Please call , . l WHIITf! NOBOOY'S EVE~ ASJ(f() ME THAT BEFOIIE WS lfS .wJH F111JSTtA.TION WITH THE WOI!LD. NOTHIN' EVEI1 CHANGES. 00 NOW THAT rM OlD, I CA.N'T S€EM THAfS WHY I LI\SH OUT CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, • Replacement C11y Par<) Hrs: M-F 9 am - 6 pm Sat 9 am - 5 pm 1\WERIGIIT, HEliE A . CONES 110!)JD TWO!! •'"'"'"'".,'"'"'" '"'",.I Construction The COW and BOY lt:lll Ftr Cllll'llll'rlcell Phone, ________________ c opy '(ES, nlE'f'ii:E ALWA'(S STANDING IN ~ROHT OF ME IN TI-lE LINE AT TI-lE I-lOT DOG STAND. Manley's Recy'c llng & (dcross Insured & Bonded . ~·gg··~·~·-~ CIIIIIVIIC CIIIVerten • Cll. . BULLETIN BOARD ---- Guttering Seamless Gullers Rooling . Sfding, Gutters . l)rupl.'~. Sl1l'l'l '~ . R1HI North G ... BL>T THIS ONE REI'LL'(. C~fTURES ~'( ESSEN~E . Address __________ ·--- a BE:. • - ----·---------· with ~ ~AI> f.J..OO£., J! jrshadfrm@aol .coni Rowe I~ El\TIKC, ~ ~ Subscriber's Name -~-----~ 1 52 Brewery product hen did 53 Maralhon Go wrong or 10K Director 54 ReceiVed -Reitman · eage~y Be my guest! ~2 wds .) ~2 wds.) 59 Hurlers' London stats districl Wood ash Acquire producl Like 61 Snub-nosed 10 Exclaimed elephants .. pooch over Pentium 62 Metro RRs 14 Gestures . 63 You bel! producer Oktoberlesl 64 Vast 16 Kind need of po~rait number MS revisers 20 Nasty! Gasp 21 B ig Ten DOWN Loud school T inloil t Jungfrau . 22 Benchmark B~l is ~ -1 2 Gas pump 23 Siamese, Moon and now qty, sun 3 Go in haste 24 Blick·belt Yves' girl 4 Platilude skill -kwondo 5 Vegelable 28 Sideways Kniller's · 29 Ouch! 6 California supply lor! 31 VItality Odes and 7 March· 34 Pajama sonnets pa~lclpant coverer SheeP. call 8 Warm 35 Razorback E-ma11 · · greeting 36 Mallress provider 9 Calllorth support .Mahatma Gandhi wrote, "In the attitude of silence the soul finds the pat h in a cl eater li ght. and what is elusive and deceptive resolves Itself into crystal clearness. Our life is a long and arduous quest after Truth ." Mo st people prefer to play bridge in srlence, so that noise does not distract them . And this deal is deceptive, need· ing clea r thinking to find the path to nine tricks. Agai nst three no-trump, West leads the spade ja ck. How would you pla n the play? · 'ONl>ITIONS ANl> iflfATMENTS --- ~·,.., SU/le we CAN .fiNE> S'OMerttiNG A vail<~bl e ! ,. West The strange play that is truth TO FIT YOtJil gul>GfT. Ad vert'JSe n t h1'5 spac·e fOr $64 FRANK & EARNEST •' [n ... un.x i Rl.'fcn.·n..:r::-. ln5ured WV042182 Free Estimates P • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·'"'"'" GetYour Message AcrotS$ ~lilh 11 O~lly Senllnel ,, amount will be Commissioners returned within t'hirty Courthouse and Qual ity South Opening lead: "' J Wllrk A l Types Of ln,\lred F•eeb rima le$ r.ao• -4 . The Daily Sentinel ~unbap Wimes -j}entinel GU,\IN lions, check made or delivered to : payable to ·. The lull Meigs Counly ~' Pt\J mpt and Replacement . ~otnt ~lea~ant .l.\egt~ter Retail/Warehouse/Storage W W W . C A R E 0 . C 0 M Location in Gallipolis 1800 Carm ichael Equipment . 740· sq. 11 buildrng $400 mo. ott '4"4"' 6--24 _ 1_2_ _ _ _ __ per speelflcBtlons in accompanied by either requirements ·each 8P81 9·6 M·f 9·12 Sat. BASEMENT ~alltpoh~ ~atlp Have you priced a J~l1 n Deere 1a1e1y? You'll be surprised! Check out our used inventory at 0 e p a r t .m e n t ~30) days aHer rece ipt Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Equipment ProJect, ol bids. · Anen1ion of bidders Is Meigs County, Ohio as Each bid m~sl be called to all of the Ohio 45769 Phone 740992· 2895. A deposH of 0 dollar• will • be required for set of plans and specifics- Concrele Removal J&L NOTICES· NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ' Sealed proposals for the Pomeroy Fire 140·992-5682 Here's all you need to do ... Fill out t'h e coupon below and drop off or inail it with a ' copy of your photo ID. ~~IK~I FA,!UIPMI·:~r 4x5 round bales. Good Hay. 740·742-2457 or 740·4164862 PU CO'JSTI!LCliO'\ S!'nlo• Ci lirt n & Chw'cl'l Dr ~co un t Dealer: South Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal 15 25 Vulnerable: East-West ( 0'-CI!F II Stll.124hmerev.OI ~0 ) f.l '' IU Jnmen ce WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar· anlee. Loca l re ferences fur· nishcd Estirblished ·1975 Call 24 Hrs. t140) 446· Stop & Compare I rWIS GIUGE ' • AK5 t K74 4 AJ 6 3 l40-992-1m 12 .13 24 • Q4 2 1, 1<1.1 mo. pd ROGER HYSELLS 1-f(NI·: li\II,N:0\'1-:1\n X I'S Sou<h · Remodeling 7:00AM-8:00PM ~ Comple t e Tree Care 810 • Garages Hours TFN c 11 111.~R' & ~ lmou Jlo~ l~:'i.' -New Homes ·Complete 992-6215 Pome roy , Oh10 25 Years Local Eltper1enc~ t 998 Yamaha Gas Goll Can . 4-.s lroke. gas engr ne, new tires. tune-up. belt. S2,500 more avat1able 80 4-675· ~7:i38~6,.::o;.r3~0~4,.::·6;:,75;;.·;:; 56;;:3~1- . , CINSTRUGnON Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' V.C, YOUNG Ill 4 WHtHEH.~ MONTY 1·\R\1 Sl PPIII S ~:~ ~~~~~;~~~~4~0;4~)4~5~6~·3~802 Leota Birc/1 El ectri~a1 & Plumbi ng Roollng & Gutters Vinyl Sid ing & Painting Patio and Porch Decks · . wv 036725 North 4 A K 5 • 764 t A 8 3 • 10 5 • 2 West East 4J I09 B7 • 6 3 • Q92 • J 10 8 3 • Q9 6 2 • J 10 5 4 •K • Q9B7 when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! I wish to .tl1a11k all my friends a11d neighbors SPACE H>U RENT New Garages 40 MHII>KC\'1UN ROBERT BISSEU 29670 Bas han Road R acrne. Ohio 4577 1 740·949·2217 Room Add itions & ' Remode1lng 1995 Jayo Chevy conve rsion van mil es 098648. excellent shape, easy on gas. 4 new tires. 5 seats one rna kes bed w!TV.JI $5 .000 . also 6J0:16' 1ra11er. double wheels bra kes_ te:u llight. rear·gate. e)(cel1ent shape. year old. $1,400, {740)992·0 174 Senior Discount* AK C 8ost'on Terrier puppies. 6 wks old. shots & wormed. $200 each. Call 740-3 888743 I County for the beautijr1l cards I received for my birthday. Also I want to tlw11k my sister, Dora Lipps for the beautifr1l .flowers. 1.--oitii'<o;>KioSiii'',;;";;·f;,:-,.1 so, you qualify for a ~lov~! Batthel I CARPENTER SERVICE V.\ NS Are you65 or older? . & 611. 3pt disc. $500 . 4ft . 3pt bus tl hog, $300. 6ft . 3pt Oblwide 3BR!2BA, lrg yard bush hog, $495: · 611 --~""-- ~~\ kilcll en apP li ances. NO 2&3BR apls. $_385 and up, adjustable di sc. $575 0 80 PETS/S MOKING Bidwell Cebtr al Air. WID. Hookup. area. $600/re(lt+Depos it . 'Tenant pays electric . EHO (740)367-0 596 ' 740-367 -0 507 EBY , INTEGRITY. KI EFER BUILT, VALLEY Ellm View Apts. Memory of " Sis'' HOR SE ! LI V E S T OC K Card or Thanks (304)882-3017 TRAILER S. LOAD MAX Gracious Living 1 and 2 EQUIPMENT TRAILER S, C ARGO EXPRE SS & Bed room Ap1s . al Village HOM ES TEAD E R Manor and Riverside Apis. in I f~v is it your· £rave I Middl eport , from $327 to C ARGO / CO N CE SS I O N $592. 740-992-5064 . Equal TRAILE RS. B+W GOOSE· often. NECK HITCHES. Housing Oppor1unity I miss ym1 so.·. C ARMI CHAEL EOUIP ofMeig~· You g ave us a gift ,, Twin Rivers Tower is acce.pt· M E NT I C ARMI C HAEL ing applica,tions for waiting T RAilER S SALE S & SERlike nu other gift 'j SPECIAL 20FT list for Hud·subsidized , 1·br VI CE . We heiJ a r eal angel FLATBE D apa rtment for th e GOOSENECK ~cnt frnrn ahove. elderly/disabled, call 67 5- 53999. VIEW OUR 'ENTIRE TRA ILER INVENTORY AT 6679 For this sacrilke WWW .G ARMI C HA E L · yo u IOO had IU die TRAILEA S.CO M 740- <46b ut you ' re in heaven 3825 Trina Hill's Self Storage YOUNG'S .----=F=IN:-:"D=--"s,.A-=-"R"'"'G:::-A::-:I"N"""'S:::----, per · IN THE CLASSIFIEDS month ~=~~~~~~~~==~~~~~=;:~;;~=i 3 Free Rent Special!!! I 99 Ford Exp lorer Sport 4WD. bl ue&grey. 12000{} mil es. loaded .. runs/looks good. Good tires 446-4448 after Spm Johnson's Tre~ Service r out 5 Mowjaunlily 50 Very spiny 8 Green cactus parrot RV Se rvrce a1 Ca rm1chae1 T1arle1s 740·446-3 825 For t -Khan 11 Whatthe Lw-.iiiiiiiiOtiiiiiiiiiii;;,,.i Equ al Grating Ant'"' to Pre'lfoul Puule 47 Temper 48 Turn inside Phillip Alder ~::;:;;;:~~~~ £ states . 52 w estwoo d For co ncrete. Angte . OpWl. · I rom $365 lo $560. · Channel. Flat Bat . Sl,el Hous;ng unU y Equal m s ins1 1tuti onOpport is an Oppor turr1ty Provrder and Employer. I ACROSS L,--liOilioioiiiliiilii . _.J Lw--•"';;';;",;,Sii.'iiii-E-_.J NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE 1540 --------11 JET AERATION MOTOR S Repaired. New & Rebuilt In 1994 Toyota pickup SR5 Stock Call Ron Evans. 1. with custom topper 800-537·9528 . Excell ent Condrtron 1995 Honda STI tOO motmcycle. NEW AND USED STEEL e)(cel1e nr co nditlon 11 46· Beautiful Apts. at Jacksoll Steel Beams. Pipe A8bar t010 740-446-2568 The Daily Sentirtel • Page B5 SUVs FOK S II .~~ 2003 S•mpl1c1ty Prestige . nd· rng mower. 20hp. 50rn cut .. Good Co ndit ion . New $5,700 asking $2.500 mrs<: pull be hind accessor1es 304675·3600 882·3 12 1. a~a ilable fOr --~-----,Senior and Disabl ed peo ple. 4br, 2ba . HUOI only $3 t 7 New Haven. 3 br.. 2 bath . 4 month!· Great Locahon! (5 % acres. hot lub, gas log tire- down . 20yrs. 8°JoAPR ) place, great view, (304)882- LishAgS 800·62 0-4946 e:w: . 3021 . $53,000 T46 1 Redu ced Price, 4 bedroom, 1420 MoBILE HOJ\. U1-i 2 112 batll log home. 34286 HlR RE~T NeW Crew Rd., Pomeroy, lg. pole buildrng & out building 2BR 2 bath, all electnc. CIA. on 6 acres w/pond. 10 mrn. from Power Plants· (816i668-0758 9101 SA 7. Che shi re. OH 740-4 46-4234 or 740·208· Redu ced! New, Never lived 786 1 in 2br, 2 bath W/ whirlpool tubs, large LA on 3 acres 2BR a_t Johnsons Mobile, mil. $75,000. 740-446-7 029 Home Park, Call 740·645· osee or 740-446·2003 wV#w.mydailysentinel.com ALLEY OOP Wanted To Lease: Hun1rng Round bales of hay reason- 2000 Sliver Dodge Durango Property rn Mason Count~· ably prrced. (74 0)742·8200 1999 Jeep Grd Che•okee, 304·882-2252 or 304-675· 4M4's. tow pks Ken. 160K I \\1\,\ j,\IWI' It)\ II' ·ss.soo ea. [740)992·7599 5679 AI'Aifi)I~XI'S All real estate adveniBing In this newspaper is aubjeetto the Federal Fair Housing Act ol1968 whieh mali.es it illegal to attverti!ie "any Tuesday, August 19, 2008' www.mydailysentinel.com Brand new 3bed 2bath on • For Rent (2) Mobrle Homes + . hall acre 1n P1. Pleasan1 both 2br, 1ba. now takmg OWN ER FI NA NCE AVAIL- applrcat1ons 304·593-6197 ABLE. 740· 446-3570 · ~· Tuesda~August19,2008 • GREVE I '· K nC~'>!. Ie d ~ l' l' ll m r:~ frmn .~ takillg thing5 apan.'' the old man ~Ji J. ·' hut" isdom '. 1~ u l G1~.~~-r-'1• =· ~ I. . _ i 1:~ , wis~ ~T:......:.-1.:.:.,K,:;.E..;.T.,.;.N-,---1 C()mt:S 1f(11ll putti ng thln gs bac~ I I 1 I' I I{) 7 L_-L....l.-.1--L..J...-J . . C:im:;:le1e 1:--.e thuci::le quoted by f11ling 1n the ,mi55tng words . yO 'J de~elop from Sl~p No. 3 below . . SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 811810R ABLAZE" PLAID - TEMPT- Nimbly - MIND to BLAME, "If you can smile when lhi11gs go wrong," a co:worket quipped, "you have som~one in MIND to BLAME." ARLO & JANIS ouR ~>.! ~IJT~ 1ll DROP OUT OF !X.HOOL AOD TA~~ AJOE> AT THE. 5E.ACH / /- �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 19.2008 www.mydaiIysentinel .com ©2008 c NI VERSAL MEDI A SYNDICATE, INC. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE ADVERTISEMEN T FORPATENT rlEALTH, LLCJ939 EVERHARD RD' CANTON'()H 44709 Demand .soars for 'fast acting' diet pill . wants corruption Ohio AG candidate Guard training overhaul is costly, A2 Public .now facing 48-hour cut·off; clinical trial shows participants lost weight without .adding exercise or diets ' commission, A6 By M.J. MOORE Universal Media Syndlrole UMS - Thousands of callers clogged an Ohio company's phone lines trying to get this breakthrough diet pilL The remarkable weight loss supplement that has dieters from all over the country calling is called Apatrim'", and there are some very good reasons why people want it. You see, Apatrim starts working on your appetite within minutes after taking it, dieters don't have to starve or suffer through intense exercise and its heen clinically shown to get great results.• Participants lost an average of 5 times more weight than those taking a placebo during the 4week clinical.' They got these results taking Apatrim's active. ingredient as directed and without adding exercise or diets to their daily routine.• And people that have used this weight loss supplement are singing its praises. ''All I did was take it about 30 minutes before I was going to eat and • WORKS FAST: Apatrim'" is causing a buzz among dieters since they don't have to change their lifestyle and 1t starts working on their appetite JUSt mi nutes after taking it." I didn't feel hungry. It really works the order lines will .be fully staffed,'' great for me," said Erica Leventhal.' sor at the University of California's #7,060,308. This process enables the entire initial production. Apatrim's manufacturer to put the The company has also set up a said Ken Geis the Manager of Call Researchers believe that Apatrim Los Angeles School of Medicine. can suppress appetite which can · The study included healthy, over- plant's benefits into a pill. National Order Hotline just for Center Operations. "Even though we weren't able to . mean fewer calories are being con- weight individuals between the ages $cientists believe Apatrim's active Apatrim. This enables people that sumed; this can lead to weight loss.• of 31 and 73. Their caloric intake a.rd ingredient works by blocking the don't want to fight the crowds or run take all of the initial calls from people hunger signals that are sent from the risk of not finding it at the store, trying to get Apatrim we're ready Consumers should keep in mind level of exercise was not disclosed. The participants were instructed the stomach to the brain. The to get Apatrim delivered directly to now,'' said Geis. that there's no substitute for proper Current supplies are limi~ed so diet and exercise when it comes to .not to change the food they were brain then thinks that 'the stom- their homes. Starting at 7:00 am today, consumers that don't get through to losing weight. Meaningful weight eating and not to add any exercise; ach is full, causing a reduction in loss require~ consuming fewer , in other words, no changes to their appetite.• the order line will only be open the.order line'in the next 48 hours or for 48 hours. All consumers have can't find Apatrim at the store will calories than the body burns. daily routine. They \vere told to take HOW IDGET APATRIM te do · is call 1-800-782-8750 and have to wait until more inventory is Apatrim . 30 minutes before lunch WHY SO MUCH EXCITEMENT? and dinner. Initial shipments of Apatrim ask for Dept.. AP2445; orders will be produced or more shipments reach Apatnm contains an amazing An amazing 100% of the partici- havebeenrushedouttoafewselect filled on a first-come, first-served the national chains. • compound that has a known ability pants who took the active ingredient retail chains across the country. basis. to help ~ontrol hunger pangs. • as instructed ·either lost weight or CVS/pharmacy and Rite Aid were "We're bracing for the next surge I This allows people to eat the foods inches off their waistline during among the first stores to snap up of calls, we've hired more people and www.apatrim.com they want, they just eat less.•· the 4 week 'study.• In contrast, only 1. Primary study based on 26 participants over a 4-week period_ Participants were directed not to add any exerc1se or change eatinQ habits . Losing weight is hard and anyone one ~rson taking the placebo lost Participants level of caloric intake and exercise were not measured or disclosed. 2. Individual results may vary. 3. Dr. Ronald Lawrence, that has struggled with weight loss weight, just half-a-pound, and not M.D., PhD., conducted the clinical trial and is not affiliated with PatentHEALTH nor endorsing Apatrim. 4 Available in select store locations . i *THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION . THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTUDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, ClJRE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. I will tell you that they would love to one reduced their waistline.' be able to lose weight without chang- · Some participants experienced incredible results, losing as much as ing their daily routine. That's where Apatrim comes in 8 pounds and up to 3 inches off their since this is exactly what happened waistline.*' To.make sure that everyone can ~et A·patrim while the initial shipments a·re being rushed out in the clinical trial. to drug stores across the country, a National Order Hotline has been set·up. Simply follow the "itook Apatrim and I felt fabulous. HOW IT WORKS instructions listed below to have Apatrim shipped directly to your home or you can go to your After eating dinner I felt full and not The active ingredient in Apatrim local drug store to see ·if Apatrim ha·s arr.ived. deprived, I just went about my day comes from a plant that grows in and didn't think 'about food or eat- India. ing,'' said Lori Morrow.' This 'miracle' plant is Caralluma 'Consumers can begin calling at 7:00am today. The order line will only be open for 48 hours. All of this positive feedback · Fimbriata arid it has heen used by Call 1;800-782-8750 and ask for Dept: AP2445. All orders will be processed on a first·' makes it easy to understand why native tribes in India for centuries come, first-served basis. there is so much excitement and to reduce hunger and quench thirst . optimism surrounding this weight during times of famine and . loss supplement. drought. • National chains across the country are working around the clock to get the initial shipments CLINICAL RESULTS Until recently, the only way of Apatrim onto their shelves. If has :been confirmed that CVS/pharmacy and Rite Aid have to get these benefits was to eat placed orders and should have supplies of Apatrim available to consumers. . ' The U.S. clinical study was con- the plant. . dueled in Los Angeles under the But scientists have developed a Or\ the web: www.apatril:n.com direction of Dr. Ronald M. Lawrence,' proprietary method of extraction <t'2008 Pate11thnlth, LLC. P4214 OF5500R·l M.D., Ph.D. a former 9linical profes- that is protected by U.S. Patent Here's how you can get Apatrim: National Order Hotline; 48-hour cut off Retail Store3: ne :;o CENTS • Vol. 58, No. :!.9 • WVU OB White set to pass more. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED ROCKSPRINGS Despite fears that buyers might spend less, or turn out in fewer numbers, at Saturday 's Junior Fair Livestock Sale, those buyers actually spent more last week than they did at the 2007 sale. In the end. local business. es and individuals spent $158.800 at Saturday's sale , according to final sales figures provided by the Meigs County Agri culture Soci'ety. A year ago . The Daily Sentinel reported total sales of$151 ,225. Farmers Bank and Savings Co: , Pomeroy, spent $18,750 Saturday, lubricates the joints, but it also ment found that glucosamine acts as a comfortable shock and chondroitin, similar to absorber. those found in Trigosamine, "As we age, .the body's nat- had a 79.2% effective rate for ural production of this fluid those with moderate to severe declines and this can force joint discomfort.,. the bones in our joints to But it's the results tlult grind together which can re· make this joint supplement so suit in nagging discomfort," impressive. said Dr. Joseph Dietz'. "We get messages from con· "Using Trigosamine is like ·sumers all the time telling us taking a can of oil and applYing how great Trigosamine works it directly to your joints," said for them," said Woods. Dr. Dietz•. "Everybody wants it," added Trigosamine combines HA-13 Woods. with the essential blend of glu"CVS/phannacy and Rite Aid cosamineandchondroitinwhich were one of the first ones to have been clinically shown to order Trigosamine and they've help build healthy curtilage in loaded up their shelves. We've the jOints allowing for increased received reports that show fleXIbility and range of motion. • they have some inventory left,'' ' A clinical study conducted said Woods. · by the United States govern· "And to make it easier for peo- pie who can't find Trigosamine or don't want to go to the store, we've set up a National Order Hotline so they can have it delivered .directly to their home,"' said Woods. "We'll be offering a direct delivery discount for the next 72 hours, and consumers should k~ow they can't get this discount at drug stores," he added. Otherwise those living in the local area that miss the deadline won't be able get the discount. They'll have to go to their local drug store to • HEALTHY JOINTS: X·rays reveal jOints that have the proper a,;,ou nts of try and get Trigosamine and synovial fl uid to lubricate the joint s. HA-13, one of Trigosa mine's key ingre · may be hard pressed to find dieri ts is a component .of sy novial fl ~,id. it. • UMS-Consumerscan'tseem to get enough of it and drug stores are selling it as fast as they can get it. "Unbelievable, that's all I can say;' said Matthew Woods, Director of Business Development for PatentHEALTH the company that developed the breakthrough joint supplement. Woods was referring to the fact that in just one day a drug store chain sold 2,000 bottles ofthepowerfuljointhealthsupplement chlled Trigosamine". "We've already shipped over 500,000 bottles ofTrigosamine and sales just keep growing. it's heen crazy," said Woods. Or, visit us online at Scientists have developed www.trigosamine.com this amazing oral tablet that doesn't require a prescription r------------~----------------­ and is taken only once a day. It's so impressive that one key ingredilmt has the ability to retain fluid up to. 1000 You .may be able to find Trig~samine at CVS/pharmacy and Rite Aid since times its own weight; this they have received shipments. If you want. Trigosamine shipped directly to your helps i~crease lubrication for home and would like the local readers discount, call the National Order Hotline the joints allowing them to listed below before the 72·hour deadline expires. Otherwi se you'll have to get move with ease.• Trigosamine at the drug store and may run the risk of not being able to find it. Trigosamine's key ingredient is Hyaluronate also called B9gln Calling at 8:00AM TODAY HA-13 which is the building 1·800-924·2109 block of "natural joint fluid," Approva1Code:TG5486 medically known as synovial Discount Ends In 72 hours fluid. . .JoHph O~etz, PhD currently conducts lull time research for Patent HEALTH, LLC. as Di1ector of Health Science, Research Oevelopment. This joint fluid reduces fric- 2.1. Or Statements herein are based upon published PUbl ic infOfmalion and do not 1mply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement ot • ALMOST GONE: Sales of the 101nt pill Trigosamine are soaring wh1ch •auld tion -in the joints allowing for Trlgos amine by tne Unlled ~tares Government. lead to out of stocks as shown 1n his photo illust ra tion. Consumers unable to etlbttless motion. It not only I · Ttff:Sl STATEMth'Tli IIA'JEJtOT BEI.II EVAI.~TED11Y THE FOOO AHODRiti AIJMINISTMTbt THIS Pfti:XJUCT lS WOT l'iTEIIDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, Cll!f Ofii'REVENTANYOf:iEASf I f1nd it can call 1·800·924·2109 and have it shipped d~r,ectly to their homes. Locallleaders ·Discount Deadline I . making the bank the biggest spender of the day. Home National Bank of Racine was second on the list, with total purchases of $9.850. Rounding out the top fiv e buyers at the sale were Parker .corp. , spending $7,875 , Diamond Stone, $5,275 , and Arnold .In surance, Westerville, $5,000 . The Westerville company purchased only one animal, the grand chamc pion market steer. Concerns that high production costs might affect the showman's bottom line were apt, according to Extension Agent Hal Kneen. He said the price of corn-based livestock feeds used in market lamb, market hog and market beef pro- jects has increased by as While cost is certainly a much as three times . There factor in · choosing a live· are also other cost fac.tors to stock project , regardless of consider, including tran s- the economic climate. portation expenses. there are . other factors to 4-H Exten sion Agent consider, also. Turner said Cassie Turner said those a poultry project ·can · be involved in the junior fair challenging, only because program were pleased over' it is more difficult to keep all ·with the sale's results. a chicken alive and make "Prices held firm across market weight . in the two .the board," Turner said. month project period than "The price for market steers it would be for a market was in line with last year hog project. "It's an art to find an aniand even better t~.an lf1st year, m some cases. mal that make weight i.n Other livestock ·areas, eight weeks." Turner said . such as market rabbits and All market poultry poultry, saw a slight dip in exhibited at the Meigs fair price, but that, she said, may comes from the same have been because there source, in lots of six chicks were simply more of those for $6. The average market animals for sale compared lamb costs between $150 to last year's sale. to $200. visits · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.GOM 0BITUARIFS Page AS • Allen Lee Miller, 23 • Thelma Roush, 93 INSIDE ~ · • Family Medicine: Boyfriend may need doctor for athlete's foot See Page A3 • Local Briefs. See Page AS WEATHER POMEROY - "Everyone is a Buckeye," E. Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University, said to an audience in Meigs County yesterday afternoon. Keeping good on his promise to visit all 88 counties in Ohio, Gee stopped at the Wild Horse Cafe to visit with employees of OSU's local · extension 'office, 4H members and OSU supporters. Gee said he embarked on the tour of 88 counties to get a better idea of what role the university should have in the state, remarking that it was the largest land grant university in the country as wel,I as what he called the "largest, most complex university in America." Beth SergenUphoto · Gee took questions from the audience, including that E. Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University (far left) greets (second from left) of William Buckley, super- 4H members Zach Carson of long Bottom, Tina Drake of Racine and OSU graduate and intendent of the Meigs Meigs Junior Fair Coordinator Alyssa Holter of the Five Points area during a stop in Meigs Local School District, who County yesterday afternoon . spoke about the competitive ' nature of college admis- colleges and that in higher than what I do because I can t as a key to succeeding. Another key to success, sions. Gee said ht; agreed education "there is a place do what I do if you don' t do according to Gee, is "play to whai you do." the field was "enormously for everyone." Speaking to a question Speaking to your strengths" and pointed competitive" particular at OSU which has around about preschool development Brent Patterson, director fo out OSU's current national 8,000 admission openings posed by John Costanzo, the Bernard Fultz Center of standing in publicly funded · University of research and development and 40,000 applicatiOns for superintendent of the Athens the those opening s. Gee said Meigs Educational Service Rio Grande, Gee said "the projects, receiving $720 ' the admissions process Center, Gee said: "There's · best partners for OS U is the million in grants last year, needed to be "more con, nothing more critical to the community college." He pushing it from II to numstructi've" and went on to American Dream than an added he felt community ber nine in the country. Gee said . he believed say : "We' re making a con- · educated population ." He colleges provided a seamless sci,ous effort to building a added OSU was the "pinna- transiiion for students inter- "very strongly" in the land class based on environmen- cle" of the educational food ested in going on with their grant tradition that helps tal needs, not just numbers." chain and what superinten- -education . Gee stressed that keep the extension . office · This also led to a conversa- dents do to coordinate these theme of cooperation and its services in Meigs tion on what he felt was the early educational programs amongst all colleges not County and he did not want importance of community was "much more important only in Ohio but nationally to move away from that. . Details on Page A3 "INDEX 2 SECTIONS - ~cwsprint """·m)tl:~il)"'"tim•l.t·nm \'\IEilNESD:\Y, AUGUST :!.0, 211118 BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Sales skyrocketing; news of its amazing results spread across the U.S. . By G.W. Napier Universal Media Syndicate Rt•cyclt•d Sale fi~res steady despite rising project costs SPORTS ' Drug stores load up with powerful joint pill l'ri~tcd on 100 '7< ~ Middleport • Pomer~y, Ohio 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox A3 · Calendars A3 B2-4 Classifieds Comics Bs Editorials A4 Movies As Obituaries As Sports .B Section Weather A3 © 2008 Ohio Volley.Puhllshing Co. • ' . Whil e the smaller ani mal proje<:ts were more pop ul ar thi s vear. the numbers change each year. Turner said 2007 was a bi g year for market hogs. but th ose pro· jects were down by about 30 animals thi s w ar. Accordin g io Turner. some cos t ~ a ~suciat e d with raising livestock ar~ fi xed. and large r producers can spread the cost out among more market animab. Must Future Farmers of Ame ric a and 4- H exhibitors ha1 e only one or two animal , from whi ch the co" s <.: an be recoveree!. " We like to see the kids make money on their project, bu! if the proj ect make s 'its cost, we consider it a good project." Turner said. Ruling in coal mine appeal BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELGOM COLUMBUS The chairman of the Ohio Depa11ment of Natural Resource' s Recl amation Commission has issued a motion that finds Elisa Young of Racine and the group she founded Meigs Citizens Action Now. has wai ved their right to their motion for "temporary relier· to s)op the development ' of Gatling, Ohio's underground . ·coal mining operation in the Racine area. · Chairman James K. McWilliams writes in hi s order that: "A s a result of · the Appellants Ms . Young/MCAN\ multiple and continuing lack of diligent, timely and appropriate actions and communication s·. and due to Appellants ' failure to properly address the isSlle of Please see Ruling, AS Jobless rates up in Meigs, Gallia counties BY KEVIN KELLY KK ELLY@MYDAILYTAIBU NE.CO M GALLIPOLIS - With few exception s. southeastern Ohio counti es con formed with the jump in · jobless rates experienced throughout the state in Jul y, which official s blamed on the loss of manufac turin g and service position s. In addition, if a program diverse .student body of County -by -county data · is full or if some classes are approximately 2,000. was rel eased Tuesday by For more in (800) 282- the state Department of filled, students can take other classes that are avail- 7201 or stop tnro the Jobs and Famil y Services. able that are needed for the Admissions Office in the showing that Galli a programs, and then enroll in Rhodes Studelll Center on County was at 6.9 percent tbe programs at a later time. the Rio Grande campus. in unemployment during Rio Grande offers a wide For additional information · July and Meig s Co unty range of academic pro- on the wide range of acade- was at II percent. grams, and offers fmancial mic and profe.pional proThat represents a threeaid assistance to all stu- grams offered on th e univer- tenths of a percent increase den ts. Founded in 1876, the sity 's scenic campus, log Please see Rates, ~5 residential institution has a onto www.rio. edu. 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