http://66.213.69.5/files/original/036c8aeb963c1df9977180a0d7f77efc.pdf bccb2adb188499b78b9e79a0f0b81561 PDF Text Text PageB6 PRO FOOTBALL Law joins New York Jets, The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 9, Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams (34) , bottom. gets tackled by Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher. right. and strong safety Mike Brown (30), top, Monday dur·ing the second quarter of the Hall of Fame Game in Canton. Westbrook back with .Eagles · THE AssoctAT!D PRESS NF l M_onday. He risked forfcitiJilY i:1 yt::ar of Ty Law found a new home sc~vic'c if he while Brian We stbrook · staved out any returned to hi s NFL team Jorigcr. Then Monday. l1c w\Juld have Law landed with the New hecnunable to York Jets. .,.·greeing to a multi- bcc..:omc an unrestric..:teU frl'C year deal that coulcJ he wnrtli agent nc\1 sca"'n - possibly as much as $28.5 million for 111 issing out lln a big payday. the first three years. The c~1rE a ~lcs teammate Terrell nerback who was released by Owens was sidel in ed aft~r the Patriots - he has ·three rcin,1uring his groin Su nday. Super Bowl rings - took a an injury in itia lly sustained physical and worked out for J:rst t" Jnlrsday. The All-Pro the team Monday. receiver also is unhappy with · The 31-year-o \d Ll\v is his eunlracl. a seven-year. $49 intent on showin g the Jetsam! million deal. but has been at the · league he is completdy training camp since the team healed from a serious fo ol reported late in Jul y. injury thai kept him out of th~ ·· ft felt good yesterday."' Reid said of Owens· injury. Super Bowl in February. "I think I have something IO 'Toward the end il started to prove all the time anyway. oet a lillie riuhl on him in the that's just my mind-set. It's ~econd practice. It \ the same how I approach th e game:· as it was the d1y before . We Law said. ··1 c'an hold my gol tc> go hack to the drawm~ head up high and say I' ve had board here. sec how he does a pretty good career thus far. todav. and th ~n within the and l"m going to continue next-couple days we will see that. I have a lot left to give. . how l1c"s l"ccling." 'Tm going to pro\•c to all .· Philadelphia a lso pi(lCed the doubters. if there arc anv rece ive r Todd Pittkslon on out there. that I'm sti ll the iliJllred reserve with a torn best cornerback in football:· Achillc.s" tendun. Pinkston Westbrook is one ufthe best" 11as hllrt FriJav while running all-around running backs in a route . He cauglll 36 passes the game. but . he had Iillle for h76 'ards and one touchbargaining leverage with the thn~ 1i l~t~t ~eason as the .Eagles. The founh-ycar pro team's third option behind Owens and last season Jed all NFL run- Terrell nin g b;rcks with B catches Wcsthrnok . for 703 yards and six touchThe E;r~lc s will reti re downs , while adding S\2 Reggie wiiite's number 92 yards and three scores o·n lh ~ during a c~re mony Dec. 5. ground. He had been holding team owner Jeffrey Lurie out fur a long-term cuntract said . The tw o-li me NFL after sig nin ~ a on~:-yea r Dcf.:nsive Player of the Year restricted free agent ofkr for ·and an ordained minister $ \.43 million. kno wn as the "Minister of ··1 did ha ve a vi's it wit h )lim Defense·· died of a heart and it went well." Ea2ks attack on Dec. 26. 2004. coach Andv Reid said ;7ftcr exactlv nne week after his pract ice. ··we mainly talked '13rd Ji inhday. · about football. He was anx·· Jt"s so l1lethin~ that rhc last i9us to ge l back ou t hae and conversallon ( had with get himse lf going and pla ying Reggie. I said to him. ·1 really and catching tip on the thin gs wan t to do that rn that he missed. But he did a Phibde\pliia. I want· tti do It good job today." <In a Mundav :-Ji"ht Football Westbrook had little choice "'"ne. so th e wl1ole counLry but to report for camp by can wa tc:h it." .. Lurie saiJ. "And that"s exactly what we're goi ng to do." Ravens First-round draft pick Mark Cl ayton practiced for the first time after ending his five-day holdout. Clayto n had been tri tici zcd ·ny coach Brian Billrck last week. but the wide receiver from Oklalmma said he '"ditln"t hear much of it.'' "\ was out in the back yard , catching halls ... Clayton said. An irate Billick said Friday that Clay ton's hol dou t was hurtin g the team. Clayton missecl the firs t wee.k of train ing .cam p before. s~gnin g a fiw-year, $8.2 md!ton co ntract Salllrday. Star running back Jamal Lewis reported to the team hotel Monday. took a physi"cal ami was scheduled for sideline work. B'il!ick expects him to full y participate in a padded prac:tice Wednesday. Lust week. Lewis co mpleted a legal odyssey that consisted of " four -month stay in a Georgia pri so n and two months in a halfway house after a f'eder;li drug conspiracy convi ct ion. Browns Offensive lineman. Marcus Spears. an !!-year veteran who signed as a free agent during the offseason. was released. · Spears had the longest NFL tenure of any Cleveland offensive lineman. A secondround pi ck of the Bears in \99.:1. he played in all 16 ~ames and made three starts last season with, the Texans .. He also played for Kan sas Ci1y. sta rlin g 10' ga mes in 2001. Saints Wide re cc tver Az-Zahir Hakim\ hamstring injury is not considered snious. but the eight-year veteran signed missed practice Monday. He was hurt in an intra-squad scrimmage Saturday ni ghl. Couch Jim Haslett said cmtld be sidelined for a week or so. Hakim "s expected to mi ss the preseason opener. against Seallle on Friday. WI'.IINI •:SilAY, t\l lGUST 111 , 21)115 :;o l ' EN'J S • \'nl. :i-J, :'llo. :.!-l 7 '"'"·my<lnil)""ntiu..t .•.,,, '' Title work continues to delay Middleport school sale SPORTS Bears beat Dolphins CANTON (AP) - Rookie Hall of Fame game record Kyle Orton brought a breath \3\ yards on five receptions. of fre sh air to the often-stale Another rookie QB, the Chicago Bears offense. Dolphin s' Brock Berlin. Orton riddled Miami" s marched his team to the 15 third-string defense · on two before being intercepted in \ale touchdown drives, lifting the end zone by Jerrell the Bears· past the Dolphins Pippens in the fi nal 27-24 in the Hall of Fame moments. game Monday night. Saban, who left LSU ·after The fourth-round draft a highly successful care er in pick from Purdtie connected college to rebuild the w'ith Carl Ford for a 43-yanj Dolphins. didn't get much score with 7:23 remaining. from Williams, Indeed, there After 0\indu Mare was short was nothin g much reminis. on a 54-yard tleld goal try, celll of the Marino days for Orton guided Chicago 56 the team coming otT a 4-12 vards. keyed by a 34-yard record, its first losing season bullet to Eddie Berlin and a since 1\IXX. third-down interference Williams entered on penally by Miamrs Deandre , Miami's second se ries ami Eiland. had a 2-yard run. He had Zack Abron ran it in from another 2-yard run and the 4. disappoiming all the gained 2 yards on a swt ng Dolphins t:;tns wearing No.. pass on :vhrch he slum bled 13 ·jerscy.s in ·the crowd ot dunng the next possesston. 22.292. One d;JV earlier, forIn the second perrod. mer Mianii quaherback Dan . Williams had r.ut~s of 3. 2 and Marino was inducted illlo the mlllUS- 1. He ltniShed wrlh 8 Ha ll. along with Steve yards on t)ve carries. That was it for the former Young. Fritz Pollard and Benny Friedman. mshing king, who will sit out Ortu;, •s strong perfor- the first ti1ur games of the mance - 7-for-11 for 175 regular season under an NFL yards - spoiled the debut of suspenston lor vto!atmg the Nick Saban as an NFL coach substance ;tbuse policy. and Ricky Williams' ret urn ··1 didn't feel rusty.'" he to the Miami. lineup. And the said. '·'I didn ·1 expect anyBears got another stellar thing. to be honest. I was like showing from a ro()kie. sec- always when I play. 11 takes und-round pick Mark me a whtle to ~et warmed up. Bradley. The forrn.er But I was seemg ev~.rylhmg Oklahoma receiver. had a good and I left good. · National Football League Preseaeon Glance AMERICAN CONFERENCE Easl W l T·Pct PF PA Buffalo New Englil.nd N:Y. 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REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · MIDDLEPORT Middleport's attorney said Tuesday the sale of the Middleport l:ligh School building de"pends on the completion of title work on the 12 parcels of real estate which make up the prOperty. Pomeroy Attomey Raberta Hill, who represents village council as solicitor, said the wo'rk could be completed in two weeks. but said she works on the title record searches when her private law practice allows. PA 0 0 0 0 PA 0 0 0 0 . The high school building has been vacant since February.. 2003, when th e Meigs Local School District · abandoned in il favor of a new. middle" school building at Rocksprings. Shortly after that, the school district lransferred the building. Central Building and surrounding real estate and the Middleport Elementary School on Pearl ·Street to the village. !he high school and Central Building now sit empty and vandalized. The elementary school building is occupied by the River City Players. At Monday evening's. regular meeting of Middleport Village · , Council. Village Council candidate Ferman Moore rai sed qu est ion s about the delay in completing the legal work necessary to sell the ~uilding . Using referen ces from written council meeting minutes. he chronicled delays in the sale beginning in August, 2004. when Hill was first hired to rep lace Robert Buck as solicitor. According to Moore's summary, Mayor Sandy .lannarelli told Councilman Bob Robinson in January that the paperwork relating to the sale would be rcadv at the next council meeting. In March , she told Moore she hoped to have contact with Joe Woltla of The Legends Realty Co.. who had expressed interest in building apartments on the property. In April. Hill attended a council meeting and said the title work should be com pleted in June. On June 13. lannarelli said the solici tor would have bid packets prepared for the next coun ci l meeting. On Jun e 27, lannarelli said the bid packets would be ready on June 29. · 0 0 0 0 PA 21 0 0 Q PA 0 0 0 0 . THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2005 • MEIGS • EAS7ERN • SOU7HERN Be Sore To 8 Partor . eA Th1s-Year: .Special Fa// Spo s Preview Ed,.tj . ·On! .. '!S • OBITUARIES Page AS • Dena Florence Hoffman • Ronald F. 'R.J.' Reynolds • Iva Circle INSIDE · • Wright birth announced. See Page A3 • Descendants attend gathering of Revolutionary War ancestor. See Page A3 • Reedsville churches hold Community V.B.S. See Page A3 • Newberry twins born . SeePageA5 • Worker's Camp moving aggressively to fire under· performing funds. SeePageA5 • Backers of election issues say voters have had enough. SeePage AS • Mourners remember two servicemen killed in Iraq. See Page A6 WEATHER • Chartene Hoeftlch/ photo Alyssa Newland with her quarterhorse. ·A Rock in My Sock," pictured center. took firs t place in eqUitation in competition at the Oh io State Fair. Also winners were the other three Meigs County competitors. from the left, Mi ra nda McKelvey, Afdrran Bolrn (Newland) and Hannah Helgesen. Meigs 4-Hers return from State Fair as winners BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - All . four Meigs County 4-H quarter horse and pony owners who qualified in . regional con' test~ for compel ilion . at the Ohio State Fair returned home last week as winners. The four are Alyssa Newland· of Chester, McKelvey of Miranda Portland, Ad.rian Bolin of Rutland, and Hannah Helgesen of Tuppers Plains. A member of the Klassy Klovers 4-H Club, Newland returned from the Stale Fair with a first place in equilation, hunter horse, for ·14 and 15 years olds, wi.nning over 40 other entrants. She also took sixth place with her quarter horse, "'A Rock in my Sock." in showmanship against 41 other pattieipanls. . Newland was awarded a · trophy belt ~uckle for the class win, and the reserve championship trophy in the senior final s. This marked her second time as a winner in 'the equitation at the Ohio State Fair. in two dif, ferenl age groups on · two different horses. McKelvey, a member of the Silver Spurs 4-H club, qualitled for speed and control pole bending for 4-Hers 14 · to 18, and finished at the Ohio Stale Fair with a fourth plare · in the pole bending competition. H~r horse is a n American quarter horse named . ··Challenge April Fool" and in addition to belonging to a 4-H club. she is also affiliated with the National Barrel Horse Association. Placing eighth in cloverleaf barrels at the Stale Fair in competition with 61 participants was Adrian Bolin horse, 'Tripl e on her Dominator." Bolin. a member of the Backyardians 4-H Club, qualified in area competition to enter two class- . es. cloverleaf barrels an cones and barrels. Helgesen on Hannah "'Cajuns Elder Eclipse'" look IOth in pony showmanship for 9 to 18 years old in competition at the Stale Fair with 20 others. She is a member of the Silver Spurs 4-H Club and qualified for participation al the slate event by wi nning in regiqn a\ contests for showmanship and westem pleasure pony. · Meigs Local increases cost of school lunches, changes bus routes BY CHARLENE Hom1cH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Details on Page A6 • INDEX SecnoNsCalendars 2 Classifieds ADVERTISING DEADLINE· WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2005- 5:00P.M. Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 For More Information \lk~e 1!lailp .~enttnel Please see Sale, A5 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM PA 24 0 0 0 . Hill , who represents the vii\age counci l, said yesterday she .has been working on Iitle · searches for the properties for several months, and has found the task daunting because of mconsislencies between vii\age and county map records . She said the remaining work . could be completed in two weeks. but said she works on the project when she doesn·l have other work relating to her· private law practice - an ex planati on she also gave council members when she Meigs Economic Development . Director presents hopeful forecast PA Saturday's Game AUanla 27, Indianapolis 21 · Monday'a Game Ch1cago 27. Miami 24Thursday's Game San Diego a1 Green Bay, a p.m . · Friday~• Gamea Detroit at N.Y. Jets, 7 p.m. New England at Cincinnati, 7:30p.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m Tampa Say at Tennessee. 8 p.m. Seattle at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Kansas City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ·.~ • Busch leaving Roush R~cing for Penske. See Page B1 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 27 .000 .000 .000 .000 :SPORTS PREVIEW . ,\ ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . AP photo Fonner Browns coach has no regrets BEREA - For the llrst time record: in 31 summers. Butch Davis · Things got much worse in isn't preparing a team for a "04 with Davis decidin2 he had football season. There arc no had enough five games-into the two-a-day practices. No swelBrowns' -nine-game losing tering afternoons . under the streak. searing sun. No players to cut. "It was kind of a mutual deciDavis misses the action. it is sion.'" .Davis said of his agreeall he has ever known. But ment with owner Randy although he won't be · on an Lemer. "h had goncn to the NFL or college srdcl mc thrs point that all the talk in the season, Cleveland\ former locker room was "When arc coach hasn"t ruled out relllrnioe · they goin§ to pull the plug on one day. Ju~t not now. ~ · the coach .: h 'seemed as though After four mosily lumul!uous it was the best way lu handle it years in his llrst NFL head tor the players and the team:• . coaching job. Davis. who Lerner honored th e llnal resigned from the Browns wuh three years of Davis· contract, five games kit last season. " qllowi ng the coach to leave certam thai 1f he gets another with $12 million. chance to coach, he"\! be beucr Davis wasn't oone long Butch Davis · prepared. · . _ when some of Cleveland\ ,...,.he j,·,st four yc,·trs. were area. "There are decJStons ·· ' Ihat players·- many of whom had good for me:· Davis oaid in a we made th >n I wish I could go complained about him privatephone interview with The · ba(k and er;Jse. But there are ly - were openly critical of his Associated Press oil Monday. also a Jot of thines that rm coachin g sty le. They ' ques"I Jeamed a tremendous extremely proud p( tioned his practice methods and amount. If I do decide to cmch ··J took O\'Cr a l~am that was- called him deceitful. again, I will he a bencr coach 11 •1 \cry good and tried to proDavis ac:know\edgcd he for it."' vide some srahility. Clearly. I could have done things beller. The Browns have moved on. wish we wouldn't have had Ill ··There's many different and so too ha.s Davi s. The 53I h h go through the -.a <~!}' ·cap purge w;rys to have success in the year-old, who quit wit I rce (after the :wo~ plavoff season). NFL:· he .said. '"Bill Parcell~ seasons lett on hrs contract. rs It was diftlcult an,f it was a set- has his way. Jimmy Johnson · embarkin!l on it new challen~e back. It 's ,·er.Y difliculi 10 had his way. Bill Bclichick has as in-stud1o anal yst lor the NFL Network. He will appear twi ce re caplll rc m<llncnlum once his way . ... There m-e things we VO U.\C IU'-.1 it." could · have done differently weekly with former Pac k·ers · In Cfe,·cfand. Davis. who with some of the pracrice,, but wide receiver Sterling Sharpe on the "Playlx•>k" show begin- had ltcfpc'd b1ing the troubled yvu practice differently when ning Sept. 16. provtthng Ins Uni\Wsil\ of Miami progr;Jm vou have an experienced mstghls 11110 the game that has hack 10 prorniitcncc. inherited iearn.·· Davis has no sense uf his shaped his life. an expansion !c;un that went . " lt"s something th;Jt r ve JUSI 'i-27 intis li rsttwo seasons legacy wi th Browns fans, and always thought about getting under Chns Palmer. . said ha appreciated their pasinto:· Davis said NFL Films The. Bn"' ns were 9-7. Ill ;ion. And although he was headquarters in MI. Laurel." Da\'ls sewnd,eason. makmg booed by many of them , Davis N.J . "This is a great opp"ortuni- the A~C pl:t)oHs lor thetr oni,Y shared their frustration at nol · ty to stay around the league and lime s1ncc tlte . lranchtse s having a winning team. "It was a very difficult situaaround coaching. · rebu1h ~ ~~ \9\19. HO\vcver. foi"We'l\ see if 1have ans talent !01ytng thai season. Davrs tion:· Davis said "The Browns · released sewral htgh-pnced have terrific, knowledgeable at it.'" In his first public comments \'Ctcrans to get under the salary fan, :· Davis may · no longer have IO Cleveland media since quit- cap. a mm e he satd wa\ nece\ting on Nov. 30. Davi s suit! he sary hut one· I hat gulled the club the title of coach. but he hasn't lost his hunger to be around the had few regrets about hi s trou- ol e.xpcncn~c . bled tenure with the Browns. In hts f11Htl tw(> seasons. game. He. recently visited two Without getting into spccilics. Da1 is \\'as:gi' en COI~ tplcte con- NFL training camp' and some he acknowledged thai mtslakcs trol "_I ( levcland .s football college practice' jtrst to talk were made and that hi s hast\ operallons . !-I rs tlmd season foolhall with player' and departure was neccssar). li11· \1 as marred J,, a q uart~rbac k L'oachin!!. colleague'. A' f()r hi~ ~~wn comeback. him and the team . con tro,crs): sc1cral kc) "There are a lot of thing" I inju rie': runn ing ha c~ \Vill i~un Davis ha.s ••o other plans lhanlo 'wished I could hu ve Uone dif- Circ ~ n ·-.. eight-gaml' ~u-..pcth ton make the mmt of his TV opporferentl(" said Davi'. who h,,, li>r \'iol;lling the :-JFL"s suo- tunity. "It \ an oren slmc ... he said. kept h1s home jn the (Je,·cJanJ si<IIICe-abtJsc poltc y ;utd a 5- 11 ·Discovery is safely _ . home, but big questions remain about shuttle program, A2 Bush says climbirig energy ~fl meclical costs are a problem, A2 2005 12 PAGES A:3 B2-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather B Section A6 .,., :.wos Ohln Valle)' PuhlishinK Co. POMEROY While breakfast will remain free to all students enrolled in th e Meigs Local School Di strict this year, thoSe a.l the elementary and middle schools will see a slight increase in the price of th eir lunches. At Tuesday night's meeting of the Meigs Local_ Board of Education. it was voted Ia · increase the cost of school lunches in an effort to offset 'the deficit in the nutrition prognim budget. The monthly report from Marilyn Meier. supervisor of the school nut~i­ tion program, has sho.wn a deficit in food service for . many months. . The increases. according to ... ' Superintendent William Buckley · will "bri ng the income close to a bre;lk ~even situation." .. AI the elementary school the lunch prices will increase \0 cents Ia $! .60 while at the middle school it will increase 25 cents to$\ .75 bringing it up to th'e high school level which will remain al $! .75. Milk prices in all school s will increase a nickel to 30 L'enls a carton. · ~ Buckley advised the board thai he is seeking funds to finance nutritious food items to be offered the elementary children during a mid-after· noon break period. Bus route changes Also approved by the Board of Educa"tion at last night"s meetin~ were chan ges in 19 of the 28 bus routes in the·district. The changes were proposed by Paul McElroy. transportation, director. to eliminate time which some st-udents must spend allhe s~hool after classes are dismissed waiting for a bus to pick them up. The changes in bus scheduling-aho include a change in the time school starts from 8:30 a.m. to 8:15a.m. and the dismissal time from 3: 15 p.rft. to 2:45 p.m. at the elementary sc hooL ,This means. said . McElroy. that all the elementary students should be home around 4 p.m .. considerably earlier time than last year. While there ;Jre no beginning or dismissal time changes to wke effect in th e middle and hi gh school s, it was notcd ·that there might be some minor bus time and rqute changes. Drug and alcohol programs Reggie Robins on of Health Recovery Ser\'iccs. and two of his associates in the drug and alcohol programs who will be \Vqrking in Meigs County'. Alliso n Zarcuro and Patrick Filipiak. met with the Board la>t night to discuss programs planned for Meig ., Localrhis year. Rob inson said that plans arc made to bring life skill s and All Star programs to Meigs Local at nn ens! lo the district while continuing Teen . Institute and lhe 'currcntmenloring programs. Funding for Please see Board. A5 POMEROY - At ye.q erday 's busi ness minded luncheon of· th e Meig s County Chamber of Commerce Meigs Economic Development Director Mik~ Gulliver presented a hopeful, economic forecast for the county at large. Gulliver, who ha s been on the job for the past eight months. went down a li st of projects thai he believes will benefit all of Meigs Co unty from the potential American Electric Power coal-fired power plant in the Great Bend area. to the expansion of the University of Rio Grande il) the Rock Springs area. to the Tuppers Plains Indu stria\. Park . to the new PomeroyMason Bridge and the revitaliza tio n ~of dow ntown Middleport. In regards to the AEP plant. Gulliver noted the plant's new technology which will allow burning of high sulfur coa l ·and could restart the coal mining industry in Southeastern Ohio. G-ulliver also believes the plant's co nstruction phase and subseq uen t workforce cati only benefit the area by ke ep in g spending money ' local. including money spe nt at th e growing medical facilities in the c:ounty. Gulliver commended the · public support for th e AEP plant at the recent Public Utilities Commission of Ohio public meeting at Meigs High School and expects an answer from the PUCO concerning a cost recovery plan in ·lhe next 60 days . Also on Gulliver"s li st was' the expansion of the ljni,·ersity of Rio Grande near Mei~ s Middle School in the Rock Springs area. AEP is hoping to .:reate a curriculum at Rio Gran.de for quality manpower for their power plants of I he future . Gulli,·cr ;ibo reported that he has been in contact with Consumers Gas Cooperative. Inc . (CGC) from North Canton to serve the gro_wing needs of the Tuppers Plains "rea and the Tuppers Plains Industrial Park by .securing a gas tap . The option of tapping into a natural gas line provided by a PUCO recognized pnwider will boost economic growth to not only businesses hut. C\'entually residents with a new option for heating their homes. CGC has an immediate · ~ou l to provide service to the Indu strial Park building hcfore this heating season and to the new Dollar General Store which Gulliver expects will begin construction in .10 Jays . Please see Chamber, A5 �.. .. ' ' NATION _The Daily Sentinel ~ PageA2 .• -WoRLD ' .Community Calendar Discovery is safely home; but big questions remain about shuttle program Bv. ALICIA CHANG Public meetings AP SCIENCE WRITER EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. Calif.~ Late . Safe., But facing an uncertain future . Signaling it s arrival with two thunderous son ic booms. the space shuttle Discovery .hurtled. out o( a black desert sky tq a smooth touc hdown Ttrcsuay after scrapJ>ing four landing attempts at its Florida base because of rain .and lightning . 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LETART FALLS - Gerald Crawford of Letart Falls and Keith Ashley of Rocksprin gs attended the recent national Sunday, Aug. 14 reunion of the Roush and REEDSVILLE Allied Families in America at Homecoming will be held at DC Graff. the. Eden U. B. Church· on Crawfor\.1 is a descendant R.oute · 124 · between of Hen ry Rttush , Reedsville and Hoc kin~;port. Revolutionary War soldier There will be a carry-in din- buried in Plants Cemetery ner at 12:30 P-111· and an which A ~hley is a descendant afternoon service at 2 p.m. of the same ancestor paternalThe Martindale fami ly wi ll ly as well as a descendant of be in charge of the service. Geo.rge Roush. American . There will be special music. ,. Revolutionary soldier, buried in Weluen Cemetery . in Racine . Nearly 200 people attended the banquet on Friday Sunday, A_ug. 14 POMEROY 81 st evening. Picture s of oil) Hayes, Young. anq Holiday reunions were on display. ·school reunion, 12:30 p.m. , Numerous items with the old Holiday School Grounds Roush family crest were for on Gilkey Ridge Road . Tak e sale as were the four volumes a covered dish for . the publi shed on · the family potluck, .pictures, genealogy genealogy since 1929 on the information and entertain- family descendants. Keith Ashley was re-electment. ed as co-historian of the national association. For the Reunions as statutory agent of the corporation as the association is incorporated in Pomeroy where it began . Gloria Roush of Pt. Pleasant was also re·named as· co-historian. The 'h.istorian s try to assi't those with 4uestions on the family and to de1ermine their exact relationshi p when possible . It was reported ·• that progress is heing made to dis~over desce ndants of previotls. unresearched or partially re.scarched lines of the family. Ashley noted he is working on completing the Will , Linscott. and Lallance families of Meigs County; the Greenlee family and the Runner ·family 'of' Jack son County. W Va .; and, selected lines of the d"cc1idants of George Roush . Revol utionary soldier of Maso n County. He is also ~:ompleting an every .name index· of Rou ' h names in Volume I in oruer to make research easier. Many of the famil ) were asking about the possibility of publishing a new volume on the familv makin~ it the fifth one. The· tru stees-have taken no action to do th is. Howe ver. preparat ions are being made for an update in the near flllure . Michael Roush,' presi: dent of the assoeiation. asked all the fa1T'ilY .to begin work on accumulating updates of their fami ly information -and holding on to it until the association take s formal acti on on a new publication . It has not yet been decided whether the next volume will be an 'add ition to the previous four volumes or whether to consolidate and correct the previous four volumes and add updated information . Data on the faf11il y c.m b~ "Obtai ned from the association's ofticial website where in fo rma tion is also a\'ai\;Jh \e on the purchase of the famil y history. ' The next national reun iotl wi ll be held in the are;i of New Marke't , Va., August 4-5. 2001i. The . re union is held every I0 years in thi s gene ra l location . Ex-husband's HIV status.fiP·rst~me.hewasa\so elected is his business to handle c!,~,~a~~,~~.,~~~,~~'~"~~,~~~~~="~ , DEAR ABBY: .My cx-hus-band. ·'Roy," learned he was HIV, positive last year. The on fy people who know are his doctors. his preacher, me ~ anu my current husband. Dear Roy doesn't want our two Abby ' grown· dau ghters to find out because he doesn't want to be confronted with "q uestion s." There are things about my ex and his lifest yle that I ce rtainly, trade shows we look Iike don't want our eirls to know Twcedledee and about. Howevef, ·I know that Tweedledum , and it 's they love their daddy and embarrassing. would not dwell on how he I don ' t want to hurt her go t the virus but wo ul d act feelings. but I don't like it. as his No . I support group. People are starting to make If and when Roy 's condi- fun of her behind her back. .tion should progre ss into How can I communicate to · AIDS, I feel his daughters her that she needs to find need to be there supporti ng ·her own sense of self'l ~ IN him, no, left out of the loop. CARBON-COPIED I can't even begin to imag- SANTA MARIA DEAR CARBONine how I co uld keep somethin g lik e that a sec ret. COPIED: I have received What can I do ·) ~ CAN'T questions on the subject before. What your friend is DECIDE IN TEXAS doing can be very annoying, DEAR CAN'T DECIDE: For the time being. keep and friendships have ended your hu sband' s condition over it. So speak up before confidential. If and when it escalates. Schedule a get-together hi s condition progresses into AIDS, revisit the ques- with her someplace where tion with him. At that time. I you can talk privately and agree with you that ·your frankly. Tell her you realize daughters should be told ~ that imitation is a form of and he sho uld be the one to tlattery, but that she's makdo it. Ho wever, it is your ing you uncomfortable, and husband 's life and your hus- people are beginning .to band's death. and hi s wishes notice and comment. Then cross your fingers and hope shollld prevaiL DEAR ABBY: I have a she complies ~ because friend I love dearly. but she there is no guarantee she · does · somet hing that's dri- will. DEAR ABBY: My brother ving a wedge between us. "Ralph" re ce ntly 'became She copies everything about me -· from my perfume to engage\.f, He relied on my my hairstyle to my jewelry. mother to tell the re st of w; · I hav e always tried to (his siblings) his good news. Ralph was wondering why have my own 5tyle, somethin g that se ts me apart nobody calleu to congratufrom others , " lid to have my late hi1il the minute we best friend copy me makes heard. ·I say he should have me furiou s. When we go to been the one lilaking the the tenth annual pie bakin'g contest held during Chester Shade Days .have been announced by Peggy Moore, chairman. First place went to Pat Holter for a cherry pie, second .to Barbara Mora for a rhubarb POMEROY ~ Ashley Nichole Wrig ht celebra'ted her ·first birthday on July 27 with a party given by her parents. Kevin and Paula Wright and her sister, Katlin Clarke. She was honored with a cook out follm~ed with serving of a bear replica cake. · Attending were Lawrence . and Linda Cunningham. · ..Roger and Linda Mah<m. Chasidy, Alyssa and Kailey Leib. Angel Cunningham and Katie Lee. Brian Wrighl. Shonja Lajoy. Harvey. Sarah and Gab rielle Bu sh and Whitney Fields. Those unable to attend but sending gifts were JR Leib. Mike Cunningham and Cody Connolly. • · I Summer Value. 1 Days I 20% Off any brand digital I hearing aid. Not valid with I any other discounts I or coupons . I Must Present coupon. I Coupon expires August 30, 2005 . . I I I 499 Richlan~ Ave. : Ath~ns, OH 45701 · . . Call t~day for your appointment HEALTH FIRST CARE· CENTER Specializing in internal medicine, family practice and geriatric care. Call us at (740) 594-7979 for :m "Prointmem Monday through Friday between 8:00a.m and 5:00p.m. · 5 tO \Vest Unil1 n, Suite A Arhens, OH 45701 U. Giri, 11.D. Internal Medicine Audrius Rukunas, 11.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology · jane E. 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Rokttes coming in from each pic sold phone calls and telling us himself instead of Mother. It isn't .like we have a lot of siblings. There are only four of us, . including Ralph . Because we di sagree on ·the proper et iqu ette, I told him I'd write you 10 find out what that is. - UPSET SISTER , BRIDGEWATER, MASS. . DEAR UPSET SISTER: Let' me guess what has been going on in your family for REEDSVILLE years - your mother has Riverview Communi ty been the family me ssage Vacation Bible School. unii- · , center. If I'm righ t, then ing Reedsville United when Ralph told Mama. he Methodi st Church, Long expected her to spread the Bottom United Methodi st news. Church. Reedsville Church A message to an of you: of Christ and Faith Full Mama isn't going to IJe here Gospel Church, was held forever. So ope n the lines of recently at· the Reedsville communication and start U.M.C. speaking up for · yourselves The church became an NOW. Not only will it bring African jungle with lions, you closer, it will prevent giraffes, pelicans and misunderstandings in . the Chatter the Chipmunk, who future. visited every evening. The Dear Abby is written by adventures of Chatter were Abigail Van Bur.eli, also presented by video. known as Jeanne Phillips, The children filled banks and was founded by her each day for hungry chi ld ren mother, Pauline Phillips. .in Africa and collected Write Dear Abby at $200. www.Dear,4bby.com or P.O. Regina Reed was director Box 69440, Los Angele~·. of the Community V.B .S. CA 90069. Wright birth annqonced ........... ·'I' (.I ~ .~I ""'"~.J ·~ . ,1 "' 1 dll'll~ l• .o'<-<1 ~··~•t•"' ,. ,, •. , ··."·''<I, .JIII·"··l~<ll•.ol1•i>t">"'tT1h ·2ooJc;·-:ott·1_:_2o'ok·-otr· '(1.•1·.,, Church events PONDEROSA ......... • "'"' l',·l··~ .·~ ~· • Age~ gg·~-~.~~;--- l<m ·! ' f>"' A d~ or n1 h l ' ' " ' ' h o ... 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There will be p.m . at the hall in Tuppers volleyball , horseshoes. bas· Plain s. The meal \viii be ketball, dougcba\1, anu other served at 6:30 p.m. ·games from 3 to 5:30 p.m. when a cookout will be held. Friday, Aug. H At 7 p.m . there will he a conPOMEROY The cert featuring "Halo Effect" on · a PageAa BYTHE BEND The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August t·o, 2005 truly spectacular ..test fli ght. " Mission Con'irol said aft~r Discovery came to a stop on· the co ncrete · AP Photo runway at 5: II tl.ln. PDT President Bush embraced recent positive economrc reports to "Wekome home. fr ie nds ... promote hrs domestrc agenda after meeting with his economic · The mission exposed how team at his Crawford. Texas, ranch, Tuesday. "The economy of vulnerable the shuttle 'fleet the United States is strong and the foundation for su'stained rema in s. desp·ite a tremen AP Photo · growth is rn place." Bush declared. flanked by members of his dous amount of mon ey and domestrc policy team following a strategy session. effort inve.sted in the first Kennedy Space Center employees clap as Space Shuttle Discovery touches down at Edwards U.S. manned space mission Air force Base. CA. Tuesday. Space Shuttle Discovery and a crew of seven were in SJ!ace for 14 · in the 2 112 vears since the days on a mission that included docking with the International Space Stati,on. Columbia tragedy. Shortly after liftoff July 26. a 1-pound chunk of through a passage of t.he sc heduled completion of pound. · washing machine foa·m insulation fell from sa me -k ind of intense heat - the international sp ~ ce sta- sized gyroscope which the fuel tank ~ the very ing that ex posed the mortal ti o n in 20 I 0 ~ a se ntiment helped control the station:s B~rnan k~ said h~alth care Bv NEDRA PICKLER by NASA orientation. It is the first that doon1ed wound in Columbia's wing. echoed thing ASSOCIATED PRE SS WRITER l· o~l:-. ha\e ri~en more than 30 Administrator Michael Co lumb ia ~ but it missed Th e shuttle soared across tim.e in three years that all p~rccnt srnce Bu'h has been . Pacifi c and O\'er Griffin. CRAWFORD. Te.~as ~ in offiL'C. He ~aid the avera!:!e Discovery. Still. NASA the station's gyroscopes were ··some people say we working simultaneously. Presiuent BLhh \'Oiceu wn- rami I~ spe nd:_ ahnut ~600 grounded- all shuttle flights Southern California. passshould· stop flying the shutuntil cn~ineers fix· the ing ju st north of Los cern over soarin!! encmv anLI beyond in ~uran(C ~;osts for 1 In a third unprecedented problem. · Angeles · on its way to tle pecause we had an acci- spacewa lk, health care nhts-on TL;csda\'. health care. astronaut "We're going to try as Edwards us it completed a dent ~ frank ly we've had Stephen Robinson went while the Federa l Resen;e Still. Hubbard said most hiked short-term .interest Americans are happy wi th hard as we can to get back journey that spanned 5.8 two accidents - but we are beneath Di scovery' s belly rate> to the hiuhe;t level in th~ir personal finances and he in space this year," NASA million mile s and 219 people who believe in this to pull out two protruding Administrator Michael orbits of Eafth. . mission and we bre goilig nearly four vei.trS to !.!UanJ thinks war and terrorism also Gri ffin sa id at a po>t-landNASA adjusted the flight to co ntinue it ." Collins thermal tile fillers that agairist intlatic1n. engineers on the grOtind · It was the Fed's IOth inter- are contributing to the presi- ing news -conference. " But path in orde r to sk irt Los said. feared could cause overPresident Bush congratunoinnt:- to 0oo until Angeles because of new we're n"l est rate hike in 14 m<Jnths to Lient 's low approval ratings. v l:' .. We are a nation at war:· we're read y to go." safety ·considerations in the lated the Discovery team. · heating during re-entry and tighten nedit and pushed the Hubbard ~a i eL "Obviously. "It was a great achieve- kad to another ColumbiaShutt le managers freely wake of the Colum bia disfederal funds rate by oneacknow!Cdged the foam aster, which rained debris ment," Bush said. "It was type disaster. NASA canyuarter perc·en tage point to that causes a lot or unease ."' Bush rutt\eJ off employmistake. while stressing onto Texas and Louisiana. an important step for ce led a fourth spacewalk to 3.50 perc·ent. During Di scove ry's NASA as it regains the repair a torn thermal blanCommercial b<Lllks ment statistics to support his that the inspe,tion. photogview tl1at the economy is raphy and other shu ttle approach, Dr. Jon Clark. a confidence of the American ket ncar the cockpi t win:responded by increasing their thriving ~ 200.000. jobs data-gathering systems put NASA neurologist and hu s- people and begins to transi- dow. saying that · it posed prime lending rates. the base for many consumer loans. to added in July. nearly 4 mil- in place for thi s flight band of Columbia astronaut tion to the new mi ssion little danger to the shuttle. lion sin.ce May 2003 and an worked well. What's more. Laurel Clark, said he quiet- we've set out for NASA ." The switch to lanuing in 6.50 pe rcent. said it wi ll be a NASA NASA officia ls sa id no ly remembered his wife and California was a big disapBush ·said ri ~ in g interest unemployment rate at 5 persevere damage was detect- closely compared the two week before Di scovery poi ntl11ent for the a.stro rates were not his chief eco- cent. leaves California , riding nauts" families. who had . He tried to reas·sure ed on Discovery while it mis sion s. nomic worry. was in orbit. . " I thought. 'This is when piggyback atop a modified beep Waiting two weeks to ··1 think we're more con - AmcriG!Ils that he is working . "I hope this shows people th e tire li ght went on,"' Boeing 747 back to Cape greet their loved ones in cerned ahout energy' price~ to auuress problem areas. He. and health care price s:· said said although the energy bill that we're coming back,'' Clark said from Kennedy Canaveral : The cross-coun- Florida. Astronauts planned the president. who was meet- that he signeu into law NASA spaceflight chief Space Center, referring to try trip is expected to cast to reunite with their fami ing at his ranch with econom- Monday in New Mexico Bill Readdy said from Cape an initial sensor reading the space agency ,about $1 lies on Wednesday. when ic advisers . Tho>c two areas won't lower gas prices soon, Canaveral , Fla. "We've go t that Co lumbi a was break- million . they all plan to meet ,in Discovery's crew accomwill nave a greater effect on it is "an important start" to some more work to do. We ing up. "I was paralleling plished its main objectives Houston. the economy's future health, address tight supply and know what we need to do the two missions." In Rochester, N. Y , and we'll do it." Two hot.irs after touch- to resupply the internationhe said. demand for oil. Collins' 79-year-old father, Unlike previous Edwards down, the astronauts al space station and fix broPolls show a majority of The president also urged Americans disapP.rove of Congress to pass · his health landings, in which throngs walked around the shuttle ken equipment The first James, a retired postal Bush's handling of'the' econ- care plan. It includes of spectators gathered for a to inspect for possible dam- shuttle to visit the space worker, described it as "the . · station since 2002. day of my life ." omy. A recent Associated accounts that would allow shuttle return, the public ages. "We· re always the par" It looks fantastic," Discovery spent nine days Press-lspos poll found Bush's Americans to pay for some was barred from viewing ents of Eileen, " he said. Discovery due to increased Commander Eileen Collins docked to the orbiting lab . economiC approllal ·rating at .medical care tax-free, subsi; security after the Sept. II said. Astronauts performed "Eileen right now to me . just 41 percent, the lowest for insurance costs, dies terroris t attacks , Collins said the United two planned spacewalks to belongs to all of us. Right level since {he survey was plans that would allow small The 17.000-m ph plunge States should continue test new repair techniques at th is point, I can say she staned in December 2003. Bush readily acknowl- businesses to pool their insur, from orbit took Discovery launching shuttles until the and replace a failed 660- belong s to the world." edged that Americans· pock- ance costs. support for new etbo.oks are taking a hit from medical technology to reduce rising costs for health care errors and limits on lawsuits against doctors and hospital s and for gasoline. The Energy Dcpartme1it that he said drive up the cost reported Monday that the of meuicine . Bush's opponents say his average U.S. retai l price of plan doe; not do anything gasoline rose to a new high last week of 52 ..17 a gall,un. drastic cnmaQ.h to have a siQ.and it is heading higher. Oil nificant impt~Ct on health care pri,cs also jumped· to a new prices. Hubbard and high above 564 · a barrel Bernankc wou \J not say if :Tuesday before easing off other optiom to lower hea lth Go to: www.mydailysentinel.com STEAKHOUSE : "None of us are comfort- care costs were discussed in ' 3940 Murdoch Ave • Parkersburg • 304,428-3452 . able paying 52.50 per gallon the meetine. 215 Upper River Road • Gallipolis • 740·446-1101 . when we go to fi ll up our car, "These ctre issues that we Vtsit us today _w ith gas... sa id Allan are going to hi.lve to addre~~­ ·Hubbard. director of the becau~e they ilre "l ignificant." · 'National Economic CounciL Bcrnanke said . In Texw,. Ben Bernanke. 'chairman of the President's • Council of Economic Advise,-,. tolu repbrters camped out at a nearby .school gymnasium after the ----- " $4~49:------- ------$4~49 ;meeting that the economy has A Community Health Project ·been resilient enough not to lunch Buffet lunch Buffet :be slo wed by ener~~ cosh so If you C:onsumed water for at least one year from any of the Valid Mon.-Sat. 11am-4pm Valid Mon.-Sat.11am-4pm far. He said rising t1~aith care PO!;P,!!!£SA PbNDEROSA . . public water districts listed below or private wells located cost\ ha\'e been- n;ore of a •·•-;l .rtl.l''"' · .md Po·~·•""·~ ""'''"" Clr111~ I" "">1 r '" l·•>l1•t' Jtr· •~~~~~~'~!lr e-<'Cl ·••· """V" ·"''~' 'J o-.. Ullo "•ct>-·>.nt•••I•.Ov.n ~~ ·' 1, 0 ,,.1.,,,,., 1.,.,,._.,., 'II"'-"' ~··•l • · l v•.tolno<~~ •lt· :,~, pFoblem .. within their boundaries, you may be eligible to take part in •• •H "''to-. '"''I V1o Ci ' ' n hpl'f1~ 1) 0\ 1"•1 ..• ,_,.,,_t>J"'"-O:oHI""' hpi!f'll)!l \i0} . "It's ~ertainly a major the Community Heal... Project. Participation consists of ----------------------------~-~---------------------------- :on ·the economY. on fam il v-- 1 completing a heanhquest1onnaire and havmg your blood tested.Your ; budgets:· he said. . privacy is ensured and testing is strictly l im~ed lo spec~ic blood chemrstms. Dinner Buffet Dinner Buffet You will not be tested for drugs, HIY or sexually transmrtted diseases. PbNDEROSA • PONDEROSA . �• OPINION ·The Daily Sentinel A recently released Amnesty International report htghhghts the coldblooded attacks, assassmattons, suicide bombings, and civi lian and aid worke'r killings carried out by terronsts m Iraq. 11 may seem pointless that Amnesty has to explain tha( "international humanitarian Jaw strictly prohibits the intentional killing of people who are not taking an active part in the hostilities. It also prohtbits torture or any form of inhuman treatment. " Docs anyone really doubt that this ts a pure evil, whic h civilized people cannot tolerate? Take, for instance, · one mtd-July smcide bombing in Baghdad. U.S. troops and the Iraqi cfii ldren they were handing out candy and toys to were the target. Twentyseven people were slaughtered. mcludmg 18 chrld ren. As the Associated Pre ss reported ''Parents heard the shattering explos ion and raced out to discover chi ldre n's mangled, bloodied bodies strewn on the street Ill the Shrite Muslim neighborhood ." Of course. anyone reading thr s was hornfied. Or are they ? Recently, MSNBC's Monica Crowley received gnef for daring, dunng a broadcast, to take on an Isla mic scholar, whQ was not only advocating sutcide bombing but admitting that he'd volunteer rf he ever had "the opportunity:· Speaking on Syrian TV, Saddam Hussein apologist George Galloway. a member ot Bntarn's parliament , wants you to believe George W Bush and Tony Blair are the real terrorists. 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishin·g Co. . Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make 110 lall' respecting an establisltmeut of religion, or proltibiti11g the free exercise thereoji or abrid,(!ing the freedom :of speech, or of the press; or the righ~ of the people peaceabl)• to assemble, a11d to petition· the Gm,ernmt'llt .fcJr a red res~ C?fgrievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution -----·------------------------- .TODAY IN HISTORY • Today 11 W~dn~sd.t). Au~ . 10. th~ 222 m! d.ty of 2005 There .tr~ I.J l d.tys kll in lhL' )Car. · Toda) ·, Hrg,hlr glll rn Hrstur y . . Ort Aug . ill. IS.J6. Cungr~'" chartered the Srmt ,hsoman illslllll llllll. rwnc•d .r llc r E n ~lish scie nti st James Smithson. Whose hcquesl ol ~)00.01)() h;rd rn.rdc' it posSibl e On thh d.rlL' In IX21. Mrs"IU II hcc.une the 24th st.tle. In I X7-l. Herbe rt Clark Huow r. the 31st president of the Un ned States. was horn in West Br.mch , lov. a. In 1921. F~anJ..I111 D. Rnusc vcl t w;h stri cken with polio ·ai hts summet home nn the C.madi.tn island of C tm pobc·llo In 19-l.J. Lilli i 11~ Wolle! W;u II. Amet ican force' overca me retnatlli! Jg J.~p~u1cse le"l'•t.tnL-.e ~lfl Gu.m1. . In IY-15. du n ng Wolid \V,u II . Japo1n .umounced its v.illlngn~ss to sunendcr provided that the st.ltliS or Emre ror Hi rul1ito rcm,tilled unch.tllged. . lrt I'J.J'J. the N.t ltun.tl Mrl11o1ry E,t,tblishment was t~nam~d the Dep.utmcnt ol· Defense ' in IY69. Leno .mel Rosemar y L.tBt.mca were murdered Ill their Lt>s Angeles horne by members or Charles Manson 's cult. <>rle d.ty .ttler actress Sharon T:tte <tnd four othet people were slam · In 1977. pust.tl cmpltl) c'C Do~, Ill Bcrkowttz was arrested 111 Yonkers. N Y. o~c c u scd of hcin~ "Son of Sam ," the _g..L.lllllhlll respun.., ibl e- rm "IX .., J.ty i ng~ ~~111d seven WOUI1dtngs . . In 1988. p, c.., ldcnt RL'.tg.LI1 ~ i g n ed a· meas ure provtdtng $20.000 paynw 1ts to J.tp.mcse- Amencans who had heen Interned durin~ World W.tr II In 199.1, Ruth Bader Gmslwtg was sworn 111 as the sec\l nd lemale justi~e on the U.S Supreme Court . · Ten ye.trs ago· Ttmothy McVetgh and Terry Nichols chc~rgcd wnh ll cnunts 111_ the Ok lahoma VVednesday,Augustto,2oos fedayeen. (Hussem's military ) gleefOIIy slicing off a tongue , whipping a prisoner so badly that lhe Roman beating sce ne from Mel Gibson's "The Passion" was Kathryn a preschool timeout by comLopez parison; severing a man 's hand - you get the idea . Yes. these were brought to ymt by Saddam Hussem. the · But it's not just extremist man who ts ge tting a trial 111 scholars and dangerously the liberated Iraq, complete nutty politicians with such with legal representation ; myopic views. Amnesty the same "butcher of International's ''In Cold Baghdad," who has beCJl Blood" report should be held under the watchful VISscreamed from the rooftops, iting eyes of international in part, frankly. to mttigate humun-rights monitors the mess Af11nesty created Why do I relive all of thi s, when it decided to equate besides to kill your appetite President Bush wtth Joseph for the day'' Because thts Stalin by making the ludi- month in B.tsra, a writer crous contention that the whom I wa s fortunate enemy-combatant prison we enough to publish, Steven have in Guantanamo Bay, Vincent. was · murdered by Cuba. is "the gulag of our these same bad guys who trmes ." mlll dCt " in cold blood" We in the Uni ted States Vincent was killed because actuall y respect . httm ,tn he did .snmcthtng they rights There are lapses couldn't tolerate - he told which are tnvest tgated and the truth , wh.tt he saw on prosecuted a.s they absolute- the ground there ly should be . But we ' re sttll But that' s what the enei11y . coming from the "hf'e, liber- we are fighting 111 the war ty ..." mindset, as are our on rerrot does Somettmes closest allies they do it with d specific What better irony have we tatget 111 mmd for a particu seen of late than the failed lar purpose. Sometunes the subway bomber in England, kill is JUSt to send a message who when arrested in - '·l eave us alone to tyranNutting Hill declared, "I nt zc and terronze" - punchave rights." Ten01ist tuined wrth dead bodtes. though he may be , Ramzt Regard tor human nghts, or Mohammed got it. even b;tsic humanity, is simIt' s a message I'm not ply not there. sure we ~II really underDe,pitc his monstrous stand. Consider, for acts agamst his own people, instance, how many of u.s Hu ssein (who gets all the have not had to reall y gtvc Doritos he wants 111 pnson) serious thought to what knows that If he didn ' t. tf Saddam Hussem dtd to peo- Saddam thought we wouldple when Iraq was his to n't respect Ius nghts and be tyranmze. One torture tape .ts ruthless as he, do you discovered in Iraq showed think he'd have surrendered Cuy ho mbing (\1cVetgh was com tclcd of murder and executed. Ntchob w<ts con\ rcted of cqnsprracy and mvoluntary tmnslaughterl. No nn.t McCo t vey, "Jane Roc" of the 1973 Supreme Court dectston legaliZing abortton, announced she had jotned the ,1\lththortron group Operatron Rescue. Frve years ago Venezue l.tn Prestdelll Hugo Chavez met with Jraq t Prestdcnt Sadd.tm Husse m. def yi ng the United S~ate s by berng the lt rst hc.td of state 10 vtstt Iraq since the Gull War One year ago . Pr es ident Bush chose Porter Goss. a Republtcan congressman and one-ttme spy. to lead the CIA. A bom canyrng IJumtnr<.:.m mtgr,mts seekmg a better ltfe m Puerto Rico d11fted back to almost the same S!'Ol. where the voyage began nearly two weeks eat lier, at least 55 of the 86 people on bodrd died The 20-year-old woma n who acc·tJSed Kobe Bry.ml of tape filed a federal lawsutt 111 Denve1 dgain sl tile NBA sldl. (The lawsuit was later settled out of cou rt. te11ns wete not dt,closed.) Barry Bonds bec,une the fit st playct rn major league history to htt 30 home runs 111 13 cun >eculr ve sedsons, connect ing 111 San Francisco's 8-7 lths to Prtlsbtugh Thought lor Tud.ty "There t> no .tdequate defense, except stuprdlly. agams t· the Impact of a new idea." Percy Wtll1.1m s Bndgem.tn. ;\meric,m scte nltst ( 18821961•) ASAN OLD SHOE ITS NOT WORTH ltlUCH, BUT ASA HOME WE'~E HOPIN0 TO GET AHALHrlltliON. ' are~~ el< mil<' Tht~.' Corn on the snob Hello, my · name is Jim, ing cars of corn. l·ate one of and I married a corn head. I them It tasted hke warm can ·r tell you how many grass. happy summer evenmgs "What did y'ou do to have been spoi led by Sue's these?" unhealthy obsession with "Cooked 'em," she said. a Jim fresh corn. I can't handle her wild look in her eye. She was ll/lullen corn problem by myself anyon her third ear. There were more. That's why I've come ltttle btts of corn stlckmg to here tonight to jom Cornher cheeks, her ti ngers were Anon I need all the help and slick with butter. support I can get. , his wile home alter findin g "But they' re not cooked. Demon corn has turned the her asleep in the corn display They taste like they 've been wo man 1 love into a picky· of road side stand, well. I tn t'he back ol a hot car for eater. who will do anything guess we' ve all been there. two hours." It started innocently "Fresh." she said, "Fresh . to support her hab·~· She's alienated all her fri ends, enough - we stopped at a Borl 'em for 30 seconds. most of her family, nd l'v~ farm stand late one summer That's it Eat. Don't talk." started sleeping in the guest afternoon and bought 12 cars I wanted to tell her that ' bedroom It's not unusual tQ for $2. That 's how the corn ther e's a btg drfferencc fmd butter and sail mysten- pushers hook you They give . between wash rng corn and ously !lli>.smg from the you a little taste f11r next to cookmg 11 but ~ he was gone, klichen I' II come home from nothmg, and betore you trippmg on planet corn . That an errand and I' II lind corn- know it you 're eating 24. .:IX. was a mon th ago. It 's only hu sks rn th e garbage 60 ears a week, paying $1. gotten wotsc .' How man} Somet imes. she eats corn sometrmes $3 50 a dozen lime s have we had nothing We didn 't realize tt. but but corn on the cob for dmalone . She has hit corn bqtthat corn mu st have been ncr'' Twenty days 111 a row'! tom. I've heard some of your picked just moments before Thirty '' . • stones tomght and I can't tell we bought it It was one or It' s h.rrd to ex plain the you what a comfort it is to . those lazy sum mer night,. problem to people who are know that I'm not alone, that l'lut ·sue ~eemed nervous and used to three-d;ty-old superI'm not the only spouse that jumpy lthought'-.....-:d gnll a market C'irn on the cob. the has to deal wrth heartbreak few hamburgers, have a few kmd I was raised on. the kmd I love. with tls big starchy ol corn addictton . When pieces of corn "No. I'll fix dmner." she kcrnc b. ccK1kcd the way· my Marge W told ' the <.tory of mother dtd 111 boi lmg water tlndmg golden, srlken harr; on her husb,md· , pillow. my , There were no ham hurgers for c1g:ht or ntne mmutes heart went out to her Bub L's fo r dinner that night. Just . Ftcsh corn I' an acquired story of the poli c~ bnngmg corn. Twelve innocent-look- taste Ntll c•cryone likes rl. It ,/wuhi he les\ them 300 >wrds All ICiffl'l are IUhf<'<l to ed11111g. 11111\l be 1igned. Lmd hrclude odd res,\ and tel.:tJiume numhn:' No' ttll\igned letrer.\ will !Jt f>u!>lti/Jed. Lettc1 1 1/um/d lw 111 guod ta ,te, cu/dre rtsmg 1.\ SW J\ , 1101 per.vnwltue.\. Le1te1 \ t.?f tlumks to orga. n'i~~~ 1im1 1 and rndtl'idua Is wi //n ot he ac ce pt a!Jrn· pu hireaI wn. ---- - - - - - - - - - ----, · The Daily ·sentinel Reader Services {USPs 21J-960J Ohlo'Valtey Publishing Co. Correction Policy Pub11Shet1 P-very altP.rno on Qur rrra111 conc12rn mall stones rs to be accurate If you knmv of an error 1n a Story call lhe newsroom al {740) 992· 2156 through Pomeroy. Ohro ~ Our main number is {740) 992·2156. Department extenfiions are : News Fnday Mon dAy 11 1 Court Street , Second·class posta ge pard at Pomeroy Member The Assocraled Press and the phro New sp~aper Assoc:;ratron Postmaster. 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She was born June 25, 1916, rn Point Rock, Ohio, daughter of George Barnes Radekin and Ethel Cummings Radekin . In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Leslie G. Hoffman, whom she married June 25, 1937; her son. Larry G. Hoffman; and srblings, Ina Sams, Georgia Phillips, John Edward Radekin, Dons Miller, Maxine Radekin and George Radekin Jr. She is surv ived by her daughter, Marlene K. Hoffman of Ga:llipoli s; three grandchildren, Steven G. (Robm) Hotfman of Cocoa, Fla ., M/Sgt. (USAF) James L. (Sarah ) Hoffman of San Angelo. Texas, and Sara (Matt ) Tate of Travelers Rest. S.C. ; a sister, Betty (Roger) Bolen; a srster-in-law, Barbara Raqekin; a daughter-m-law, Patricia McCort; and nine great-grandchildren . as well as several meces and nephews She was a Tll£mber of Wilkesville Chapter No. 207 OES, the Friendly Netghbors Club of Langsville, and was 'a former member of the Associatron of Public School Employee s. She was a retired employee of Meigs Local 'S£hools Services wrll be I p.m. Friday, Aug. 12, 2005, at the Birchfield Funeral Home in Rutland, with the Rev. Jrm Snyder offictatrng. Eastern Star services will be held imme-· diately precedrng the servtce. Bunal will follow at Salem Center Cemetery at Salem Center. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour precedmg the service. Pallbearers will be Steven Hoffman, James Hoffman, Owen Hoffman, Roger Bolen , Terry Radekin and Ronm e Rife. · In lieu of flowers, please consider a donatton m Dena' s memory to Vilas Innovative Hospice Care. 3700 Execultve Way, Mrramar, Fla 33025; St. Peter's Episcopal Church Memorial Fund, 541 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohro 45631, or the charity of one's choice. Ronald F. •RJ: Reynolds Ronald F. "R J " Reynolds, 60, of Gallipolis, "The Mountam," passed away on Monday, Aug. 8, 2005, at the Arbors at Gallipolis. He was a construction worker, having worked for BenTom Construction Co. in Pomeroy. R.J. was a very decorated U.S. Army veteran, serving in Vietnam. and when he was younger, he attended the Church of Chri st in Pomeroy. He was also a member of the DAY in Chesh ire. the Ohto State Highway Patrol Association and the Ohio State Shenff's Association. R.J. was born Aug. 15, 1944, m Mtddleport, to the late Wtlliam Ray and Florence Elizabeth Long Reynolds Sr. He ts survtved by two sons, Ronald F. "R.J." (Rachael) Reynolds Jr of Winston -Salem, N C .• and Jason Todd Reynolds of Pomeroy: a daughter, Amy Ehzabet.h (Mark) Martm of Wmston-Salem. N C., and a stepson, Eric Arthur Wilson of Pomeroy. He ts also survived by five grandchildren, Isabelle Mari e Reynolds, Walter Jason Reynolds, Jesste Reynolds, Shawna Reynolds and Emily Martin: two sisters, Alma (Nathan) Slayton Jr of Gallipolis, and Dorothy Vrola Reynolds of Gallipolis; three brothers. Robert Ray Reynolds of Shreveport, La. , Joseph Jeffries Davis Reynolds of Dover, Del., and Jack McGinnis Reynolds of Flonda. a special nephew, Jerry Slayton of Gallipolis; many nieces and nephews: and his very close friends and "brothers" from the Mountain . R.J. was preceded ·in dea!,h by his parents; and three brothers, Kenneth, William and Roger, in infancy. Services will be 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, 2005, at the Willis Funeral Home, with the Rev. Larry Hall officiating. Interment will foll~w in the River View Cemetery on Saturday at I :30 p.m. There wtll not be any calling hours. Arrangements are by the Willis Funeral Home. Please visit www.willisfuneralhome.com to send e-mail condolences . Iva Circle . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR :Leuen to tile n llfor as quietly as he dtd? I wonder tf our own medta elite understand· this. If they did, wouldn ' t International's Amnesty report on the Iraqi terrorists be at least as well-covered as the ir cntictsms . of American treatment of detainees at Gttmo? Wouldn' t we all know that , as Amnesty reports, that the bad guys Ill Iraq say that ·•every Iraqi or foreign er who v.orks wtth the coalition i:-; a huget. Ministnes, mcrc~ nartcs. trun slators. bus1n~ -. ... men, cooks 01 maids. rt doesn't matter the degree of collaboratton." Wouldn 't th~re be some col" lective sense of perspective'' . Describing the loreign jihadist fighters who kill in h aq , Amnesty writes. " those who order or commit s"ch atroctties place themse lves totally beyond the pale of acceptable behaviour. There i> no honour (\)1) heroism in blowmg ur people going to pray or murden ng a terril ted hostage. Those carrytng out such acts are criminals, . nothmg less. whose actions undermine any claun they may have to be pursumg a legitimate cause'' Those who ate lethally anxtous to stop democracy (and who, by the way. want most of us - you and I dead) from happentng are dtffet ent than us Jnien tr onal ly or not. that becomes clear from readmg this recent Amne sty report, even 1f you're not heat mg roo much about it. ( Katiii) Il Lope~ IS the edr/ol of' Natio11al Re vretr Onlin e (u · ~' w.uati()lw/reVIeH'.C0/11 ). Site em• he colltacted lll klope~@ llatiollal­ rel•ieh' unn J, ' 53 55 ! 107 10 ' 2 14 21 - - - - - - ------,--...J ' . ' . ' rs terldcr. it ts delicate, much less starchy. Some of the kernel s look cle.tr rather · than ye llow It doe' not tr.tvel well The worst kind oi'c01n junkie: Sue rs a corn snob. "I can ' t bel teve it.'' Sue Sl!,td, "Mary Wtlson thrnks yo u can eat corn the day it is picked How could she put corn that old in her mouth'1 Doesn ' t she know that if it 's over two hours old. you may as wellrh,row 11 out, rt 's little lnore than compost. Doesn't she have any taste buds?" It's funny, she's not snobby about anythir1g else Sue will wear niggedy T-shrrts to the grocery store: she 'll tte up her hair rather than fu ss with it: she' ll eai hotdogs that are burnt and split open, she buys ge netic ketchup and mustard. she can't tell the dtffcrcnce between Hellman 's and Mrracle Whtp. but don't thtnk about givmg her day-old corn. I can't take the rears. And yesterda y her . tomatoes "l ~trting coming in Can anyone tell me what night Tomat-At)On meet> here'' (Jrm M111/en 1.1 the <111/lror of " It Take1· a Village Idiot: Complrratmg tire Stmpl e Lt/,, '·' and " Ba!JI :,· Fint COLUMBUS - Iva Evelyn Circle, 83, passed away at Riverstde Hospttal Hospice Center at Whetston Care Center on Aug . 5, 2005. . She is the daughter of Ota and Lois Gandee Circle, formerly or Racine. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Betty Circle Krider. and a nephew, Gary Krider. She is survrved by a brother, David Circle; sisters: Anna Circle Cleland and Rosemary Circle Ratts ; nieces: Linda Cleland Bohner, Valerie Ratts, Laura Circle Garrett and Mel~ssa Circle Krauth ; great nephews: Matthew Bohner, Mrchael Cleland, Andrew Ratts , Eric Ratts and Grant Krauth: great-great nephews: Justin Bohner, Austin Ratts. Zachary Garnet. Cameron Garnet. Tommy Ratts and Oliver Ratts: great nieces: Amy Bohner Holstem . Megan ' Gornet, Jessica Ratts, Tegan Garrett and Alexa Krauth, great-great nieces : Nichole Carter, Emily Bohner and Caitlin Bohner; brothers-in-law: Wendell Cleland and Wayne Ratts. Evelyn graduated from Racine High School and attended Bliss College in Columbus . She was retired from Fanny Farmer Candy Co . in Columbus. where she lived smce graduating from Racine High School. She is a member of Linden United MethodiSt Church m Columbus . A memorial services of life will be held at I0 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. I 0, 2005, with Dr. Linda Jones , Pastor of Linden Umted Methodist Church offict;ning, at Schoedinger Northeast Chapel , 1051 East Johnstown Rd . (Rte . 62). Gahanna, where yisnauon was held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Interment will be at Glen Rest Memorial Estate in Reyqoldsburg PROUD TO'BE APARTOF YOUR LIFE. The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992-2155 WWl1f. mydailysentine,l.com Ta/loo. " YlJII ·n m reac ll him at jrlll_mullen @m_, 11 a,. com ) ' New~erry LOcal Briefs Dena Florence Hoffman · . • The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentine'tcom Obituaries A news cycle Without Amnesty? An outrage :~ The Daily Sentinel we1 e VVednesday,August10,2oos PageA4 Plan' clothing giveaway LITTLE HOCKING Th~ Church of Christ in Little Hocking, at U.S 50/0hio 7, will offer a dothmg giveaway tram 4 to 7 p rn . on Aug. 19. Ciothrng wtll be available for chtldren and adults in .need, not for re-sale Information is available by calling 989-5 137. Recuperating MIDDLEPORT - Ruth M Smtth of Middleport rs recov' enng at Overbrook Center from recent surgery. Cards may be sent to her there . Room 40 I. School supplies to be distributed POMEROY - School supplies will be distnbu ted from ·I to 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Aug. 23. at God's N.E.T. in the Concert MIDDLEPORT Phil Dtrl and the Do<ers with special guest Katie Reed will perform at 7:3 0 p.m on Fnday at the Middleport Football Field. The event is a fundraiser for the River City Player-s. Tickets are $10 in advance. $15 at the gate and can be purchased at various locattons. Call 992-6759 for more information or visit wv.w rivercttypla yersohio.or g. In case of rain the concert will be held at Meigs High School. The incrdent began Tuesday mornmg after the inmate was sent to the Roane Countv KINGSTON, Tenn. - A Courthouse from Brushy state mmate escaped Tuesday Mountain Correctional after his wife shot and wound- Complex. where he is servmg ed a conectional officer 35 years for aggravated robaccompanying the man to the bery and aggravated assault. courthouse, authorities said. Authonties launched an Sluss said. "H is wife, Jennifer Hyatte , extensive search tor George and Jennifer Hyatte. was at the Roane County Department of Correction Courthouse. She had a shotspokeswoman Amanda Sluss gun and pulled the shotgun on said from her o!Ttce in three transportation offtcers from the prison ," Sluss said. Nashvtlle. He dtd not know why The officer, Wayne Morgan, George Hyatte. who was was airlifted to University qf Tennessee Medical Center in about two yeurs tnto ht s' Knoxville. Hi s condition was- prison term, liad been brought to the courthouse. n't immediately available. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER the programs is provided through the Division of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Robmson sa id Zarcaro and Fthpiak will be working pn- · marily with the Teen Institute prQgrams which are in all three school districts . Robinson said that 30 students have been involved m a very successful mentonng program last year and spoke of the need for more adull mentors so it can be expanded. ~~we've some made progress but the problem 1s still ou t there and Health Recovery Services rs addressing it." smd Buckley in commending Robinson for hi s work in the dtstncr ''They have been a tremendou s help Ill rrovidmg alternatives for teens and lots of one-on-one ass rstance with resolving problems and keeping kids in school," J\e added. Cheerleaders trip approved The Board of Education approved a trip t,o Orlando, Aa. Dec. 29 to Jan . 3 for the Mergs High School cneerleaders . Ralph Werry, coach, with several of the cheerleaders were at the Board meeting River City Players (RCP) announced . a fundraismg event for the organization at 7·30 p.m on Fnday at from PageA1 Mrddleport Football Field 111 wh1ch Phil Dirt and the Gulliver said hts offtce Dozers wrll perform. ' recently sent m an applicaTrckets for the concert are tron to the Ohro Department $10 in advance and $15 at the . of Development in regards to gate In case of ram the event an interested out of state busi- wrll be held at Mergs High ness whose specifications School. The event " to raise were met by the lndustnal money f01 new sound equrpPark . Gulliver could not com- ment for RCP and will also men! on the name or nature of feature Katie Reed Call 992the busmess. 6759 for more 1nformatron. Meigs County Chamber of Thomas also announced that Commerce Coordinator Enn RCPare plannmg another chilRoush announced that she rs dren '.s musical and Broadway beginning a cooperativ,e review whtch are in the planadverti sing project to assist ning stages small bu sinesses with adverThe next RCP event rs the tismg costs. All those mter- musrcal "Bye. Bye. Brrdte" ested should call Roush at the wnh 'performances ab 7 p.m Chamber on. Sept. 3. and at 2 p.m. and 7 Roush also announced that p.m. on Sept. 4 at Meig s the Chamber's annual Elementary in School Recogmuon Dinner is tenta- Rutland Tickets are $6 and tively slated fur Nov. I. can be pu{cha sed at Dan ·s. Kathy Thomas from the Farmers Bank , Mtddlepon ·Chamber twins born Reunion canceled Bv DUNCAN MANSAELD . from Page A1 . Mulberry Community Center. · RIO GRANDE - David Newberry and the late Rachel Cochran Cathanne Newberry of The supplies will be given out and while they last. said Dee Newberry are announcing Letart, W.Va. , and Helen the birth of twin daughters Batley and the late Clovis Rader, coordinator on June 29, 2005, at Cabell Batley of Rio Grande. ~aternal grandparents are Huntington Hospttal. Jtm and Joyce Cochran of Huntington , W.Va. Taylor Fatth wetghed 2 Bidwell Maternal greatpounds and was 14 inches grandparents are Charleen long . Emma Grace weighed Cochran .md the late Bob POMEROY - A reumon I pound. 12 ounces and v. as Cochran of Galltpolls, and of the Hunnel family schedKennet h and Florence Roush uled for later thts month has 13- 1/2 inches long . Paternal grandparents ,tre .of Pomt Pleasant , W Va. The been canceled. Steve and Karen Newberry maternal great-great-grandof . Rto Grande Paternal mother rs Kathleen Williams great-grandparent s are Elmer of Mtddleport . Correctional officer shot at Tennessee courthouse; inmate, wife sought Board . Workers' Comp moving aggressively to lire underperforming funds By The Associated Press Funds terminated bv the Ohio Bureau ot Workers' Compensatton hefore and alter the May and June revelations ot losses to questtonable 1\lvestments: 2005: •Aug. 4. Putnam Advisory Co LLC, mternation.cl eq utty •July 28, Fttih Third Bank domestic equity •July 14. Oechsle International Advtsors LLC. international eqmty. •July 8, Allegrant Asset Management Group, domestiC equity. •June 21. Amertcatl Express Asset Management, Fund One. hedge fund •June 21, Amencan Express Asset Management. Fund Two. hedge fund. •June I, Capital Com Fund ·one, rare coins •June I, Caprtal Coin Fund Two, mre cums. •June I, MDL Capttal Management. fixed. •April 30. WILMOCO Capital Management, domestic eqmty 2004· •Nov. 24. Draz-Verson Capital Investments. domesuc eqUity. •Sept. 30. Lakelronl Capital In vestors Inc . domestic equrty. •May fl, Ptedra Capttal Ltd .. domestic eqUity. 2003: •Oct 31. Alpha Capital, domesttc equity. •Aug. 20, Tiffany Capital Advisors Inc • domestiC equity •July 8. Hypenon Capttal Management Inc.. fixed mcome. •July X, Oak Assocrates Ltd. domestic equity. •Apnl 26. Simms Capital Management Inc .. intemattonal equtty. •April 18. Montgomery Asset Management, domestic equrty. •April 18. Paladin. domestic equity. •Apnl 17, Kenwood Group Inc , domesttc equity. . •Apnl 17. Valenzuela Capital Partners. domestrc eqmty. · •Apnl II. Axe-Houghton Assocmtes Inc .• domestic equity. •April II , Prov1dent Investment Counsel Inc., domestic equity · •March 31 , Garner Asset Management Company LP, tixed income. · •March 7. Chapman Capital Management Inc.. fixed rncome Source Ohio Bureau of Workers· Compensation. to talk about the tnp. Werry the board meetine included: • hiring Kolleta Fridley. cxplamed that the cheerleadJ3Cks. Tammt ers had recetved an invitation Donn.! Lavender, Karen Mullins. to perform m a group m the half-ttme show at Capitol One Donna Shato. an Debbte Bowl. The invitation came Stparkman to assist health tollowmg their performance handicapped students. • awarding a tv.o year conin Columbus last month. tract to Karla Brown as speExpense s of the trip v.tll be handled by the 14 cheerlead- er<~! educauon coordmator; • and approv mg the Meigs ers ancithetr parents "Th1 s is a wonderful opportunity for lntermedtale School fifth these gtrls," said Werry not- grade booster club handbook mg that some sightseeing as submttted Attending the meeting were tours are mcluded on the trip agenda planned by ESP supenntendent Buckley, treasurer Mark Rhonemus, and Production members, Scott It was emphastzed that no board Victor Young, . funds from the district's bud- Walton. get go into e11penses of the Norman Humphreys, Ron Logan, and Roger Abbott, trip. 'Other business handled at president. Department Store. Other announcemen ts: . A representalive from Clime Meigs Medical announced that genatric and mternal medicine appomtrnents are now being taken. with gastroenterology and cardiology services soon to follow. ,A representative from Teaford Realty announced the arriva l of new agent Ike Spencer and remodelmg at the office. Concerts at the Fur Peace Ranch will take place Aug . 13 and 27 . The Fall. Har\·est Ce lebration wtll take place Sept. 10 at Hartwell Hou se. The next Meigs County Chamber of Commerce bu siness minded luncheon will be at noon 0 11 Sept 13 at the Wtldhorse Cafe. The speaker · will be Amy Leach w'nh a presentation called. "Makm~ the Most of your Marketing Dollars." Sale from Page A1 met wuh them at their Apnl 25, meeung. "I don't knov. rf there 's strl l a potenti,d buyer or not." Hill said yesterday "There are a couple of parcels whi ch still requrre a tnle search . Nobody · should buy the property and the vrllage certaml y should not sell the property "'ithout a complete title search .. She s;ud she has already suhmmed language for the legal advertisement seeking btds on the property and other documents necessary for the .b1d packets At Monday e\ening ' s meeting. council voted to extend a live-year lease on . the footba ll freld at the rear of the htgh sc hool property to th'e Btg Bend Youth Football League . •································································~·····•• •• •• • ••• • • Visit the PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL booth during the \II I< , "" ( 0 I " ' \ I \ m. Booth hours are 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. TII\10THY P. :\IETZ(;ER, 1>0 of TU E 'IIDDU. POR l ( l:l \I< will be at the booth on Thursday, August 18, 2005 . Booth hours for that day will be-2 p.m. to 8 p.m. . ••• • •• ••• •• • • • • •• •• •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • �. ' PageA6 OHIO· The Daily Sentinel R8 Lewis finally back with Ravell!l, Page 82 Holdout Pollack demoted to third string, Page B2 Rogers reinstated by arbitrator, Page 86 · WR Rideau shining for Browns, Page B6 \Vednesday,Augustt0,2005 Charges against highway shooting suspect Backers· of election issues . say voters have had e~ough . THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I BY JOHN McCARTHY "Elected officials now egation favors the GOP 13-5 choose the voters, rather than and both U.S. Sens. Mike DeWine and George the other way around ." COLUMBUS - Backers Voinovich are Republicans. The backers need 322,000 of three ballot .issues to dra- valid signatures of registered Under the proposal, a matically change Ohio elec - voters, or I0 percent of the judge-appointed, five-person tions said Tuesday that they· total vote in the 2002 election board would . choose redisare contident that voters are for governor. The petitions tricting plans that anyone so sick of politics-as-usual will be sent this week or early could submit. The idea has that they will support the · n·ext week to their counties of been tried several times over changes on Nov. 8. origin to verify that the signa- . the last three decades by varReform Ohio Now, a coali- .tures match those of regis- ious groups, including the tion of labor unions and tered voters, Blackwell League of Women Voters of Democrat-leaning activists, spokesman Carlo LoParo Ohio, but has never made it on Tuesday filed petitions said . The counties will have through the Legislature. with 521 ,000 signatUres for about two weeks to verify Voters in 1981 rejected a each of three issues with them, he said. similar redistricting amendSecretary of State Kenneth If the backers have enough inent backed by Republicans. Blackwell, Oh1o 's chief eke- signatures and at least 5 per- Democrats took control of all . lions official. . cent of the total of those reg- statewide executive ·Offices The ·group cleared its first istered in at least 44 counties, and both houses of the htfrdle on Tuesday when the the issues will be placed on Legislature the next year. Ohio Supreme Coull unani- the ballot. If the~ · fall short, . The lawsuit filed last week mously dismissed . a lawsuit the backers will get another ori behalf of a group called seeking to keep the issues off 10 days to meet their goal. Ohio First sought to"keep the the ballot. If the issues are cenified issues off the ballot because One of the ballot issues ' there would be four statewide they did not include language , would change the way con- issues on the hallot this fall. that would be deleted from gressional and legislative dis- Lawmakers last week put a the Ohio Constitution. tric ts are drawn. another $2 billion jobs-and-construc- Former Senate President would create a state elections tion issue on the ballot. Richard Finan, a Republican board and the third would Currently. kgislative lines who is the group's lawyer. Jower 'the individual limit on are drawn every I0 years by said no decision. had· been campaign contributions. the state Apportionment made on further challenges. Backers say Ohioans need Board, consisting of the govAnother . proposal would to take more control of their ernor. auditor. secretary of put a nine-member, bipartielections because of the cur- state and a lawmaker from san board in charge of elecrent investment scandal each party. Republicans con- tions in Ohio. Some believe majority trol the board and the that secretaries of state supinvolving · at the Legislature. which draws porting their own party in Republicans Statehouse and an elections congressional boundaries. elections is a conflict of intersystem they see as tlawed. Lines are drawn to est. "We, the citizens. are sup- strengthen the ruling party's The third proposal would posed to drive the system , not majority. Republicans, who lower the limit on individual the politicians ," said Jan rook over the board in 1990, contributions from $10,000 Fleming of Uptown now control the Ohio House to $2,000 for statewide candiProgressives , a Co lumbus 60-39 and the state Senate dates and $1,000 for legislacommunity activis t group. 22- 11 . The congressional del- tive candidates. ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER ACLU of-Ohio sqys no to United Way funds BY M.R. KROPKO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ' . CLEVELAND The American · Civil Liberties Union of Ohio said Tuesday · that it ·will no longer accept funding from the United Way because it disagrees with having to complete a countel1crrorism compliance fonn required to receive the funds. Christine Link. ACLU of Ohio executive director. said the decision won't make much of a differen"e to the Cleveland-based nonprofit legal orgamzation·s finances. It is not a United Way agency, but can receive United Way funding if designated by donors. Link estimated ACLU of Ohio receives about $10.000 a year from United Way. ACLU of Ohio's ar.nual budget is approximately $700.000, mostly from individual donations. At issue, Link said. is . a countel1errorism form the ACLU believes C<Ul be intrusive on individual libenies. The fonn requires agencies to comply with the U.S . Patriot Act by ,assuring they are not involved with anyone on a federal terrorism watch list. Liry]< said the ACLU of Ohio considers watch lists a threat to the First Amendmen! rights of those who have not been convicted or charged with a crime. Sheila Consaul, spokeswoman for the Alexandria: Va.-based United Way of -America. confirmed Tuesday that the counterterrorism compliance form is required of organizations receiving Unil~d Way funding. Some organizations with limited statling have complained that it adds to their paperwork load, she said. Consaul had no direct response to the ACLU of Ohio's complaint. "Our general counsel recommended all United Way beneficiary agencies complete the compliance form," Consaul. said. The II charges that Charles A. McCoy Jr. pleaded guilty to on Tuesday cover I0 of 12 highway ·shootings linked by authorities. Prosec.utors dropped 14 . other charges, . including shootings at a parked van and an empty school. He was never charged . in 12 other shootings that investigators initially said were related by location or circumstance. McCoy, who suffered delu. sions when not taking medicine for ·paranoid schizophrenia, has told psychiatrists he fired his gun at least 200 times. He was charged with shootings in which bullet fragments or casings were recovered and linked to a 9 mm Beretta that McCoy bnught in 2003, except one in which the driver saw the shooter. The charges McCoy pleaded guilty to: - ·New charge of involun- tary manslaughter, attempted murder; Nov. 25, 2003, shooting in which a bullet penetrated the driver's .side door of a car on 1-270, grazing the"Jeather coat of driver Mary Cox and killing Gail Knisley, 62, of Washington Court House. • Attempted murder; Oct. 19, 2003, a shot broke the driver's side window of a Yellow Freight truck on westbound Interstate 270. • Attempted murder; Nov. 21, 2003, a bullet entered a minivan behind the driver's seat on U.S. 23 near Rathmell Road. • Firing into a dwelling; Nov. 30-Dec. I, 2003, a bullet lodged in the living room wall of a house near 1-270 in Obetz. The owners were gone forteweeen. h k d , . • Felonious . assault; Dec . 15, 2003, two bu.llet holes found in 'the front wall and a bullet found in the bathtub of an occupied Columbus house on Brown Road, about two THE ~SSOCtATED PRESS ·' The · hearse carry ing the flag -draped casket of an OhiO' Marine drove passed the slain serviceman's eastern Ohio home on Tuesday. lead ing his funeral procession to the cemetery. Mourners wept, saluted or stood si lently as Marine Sgt. Nathaniel Rock, 26, of Toronto was buried. A member of the color gua rd presented his family with the fla g from the casket while Marines performed a 21-gun salute. " He died doing somehe loved ," thing Monsignor Kurt J<enio said earlier during the funeral at St. Francis Catholic Church. "He gave his li fe for tl;le •well-being of our country. He gave his life for people he didn't even know. He died for you and me." Rock was one of five Marine reservists from the suburban Cleveland-based 3rd Batta-lion , 25th Marines who ·was killed las! week in an ambush in western Iraq . The battalion's Columbus-ba sed Lima Company lost nine members two days later .in the deadliest roadside bombing of U.S troops in . Iraq . Rock joined the Marines after graduat in g from Toronto High School in 1997 and served six years before joining th e reserve s. U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D, Ohio, and dozens of Jaw enforcement officers turned out to honor · Rock, a part-time policeman in Mart.ins Ferry. about 25 . miles south of hi s homo· town. Officers lined the south wall of the packed churc h, while ot her mourners crammed into the lobby. Another Ohio serviceman was buried Tuesday in Obetz after hi s funeral in West Jefferson. Army Pfc. Robert Swaney, 2 1, of Columbus , was killed la st month when the Humvee he was riding in struck a roadside bomb. ,-.a~ll~t1.f@J~.. Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation . • Sport~ lnjurie.\ • Mcdican: •.A;cupum:rurt lwww.•mydallysentlnel.com progresses . Evening (7 p.m.-Mid11igl1t) It should continue to be humid and cloudy. A few sprinkles are possible . Temperatures will drop from 88 early this evening to 73. Winds will be 5 MPH from the southwest turning from the northwe., t as the evening . progresses. Ovemight (1-6 a.m.) It wiJ.J remain humid and cloudy. There is a slim chance that it could ,rain. Te.mperatures will hold steady around 72. Winds will be 5 MPH from the west Thursday, August 11 Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noon) Humid and cloudy morning. There is a slight chance we could · see some rain. Temperaturh will linger ·at 75. Winds will be · 5 MPI:I from the north. AfteriJOOII (1-6 p.m.) It s~ould be a humid afternoon. Temperatures wiB hover at 82. Skies will range from mostly sur1ny to mostly cloJ!dy with 5 MPH wind1 from the north. • Most ht~wanct:i • Samt: da~· "'~ll. Chiropracti~ C~nrer Your online source for . . news . e; 304-273-5321 E 316 Washi • Urologic Oncology· 1 · NASCAR Saturday, August 1:i Point Pleasant at Hurricane. 10 a.m. Hannan at ..Harts. 11 a.rn Clay County at Wahama. noon -· Minimally Invasive Urology I i Thursday, August 18 vs. Point Pleasant (at La1dley , 7 p.m. Friday, August 19 Trimble at Me1gs. 10 a.m. Will ia m s t ow n~ ~ Eastern , 6 p.m. G. Beckley Christian at Hannan, 6 p.m. OVC Preview at Coal Grove. 6 p.m. South Gallia at Southeastern, 7 p.m. Saturday, August 20 Wi n County at Southern. 5:30 p.m Wahama at Mi dland Trai l, 10 p.m. •' • i ~ CNP SchedulE GAl:.LI PDLI S - A schedule of upcoming college and high school varsity spor.ling events involving 1ean1s from Ga ll1a. Meigs and Mason counltes. Thursday 's games Golf Point Ple asantJBulfalo (Riverside). 10 a.m at ~ahama Friday's games Golf Wahama at Wirt County Invitational (Mir]go Bottom ). 9 a.m. Monday, Aug. 15 Golf A1ver Valley. Gatt1a Academy at Ironton Invitational . 8:30 a m. Eastern at Fox Fire, 2:15p.m. Wahama at Buffa lo (Deer Run ), 2 p.m . King promotes fight in hom~town • CLEVELAND (APl Boxing promoter Don King returned Tuesday to the city where he started as a numbers runner and staged his first boxing match featuring Muhammad Ali. 'Tm simply thrilled to be home again,'' King said during a new s conference to promote a fight card Sept. 3 at Gund King Arena . T h c American flag-waving, fast-' talkin g King touted the card's feature match. World Boxing Organization junior middleweight champion Dani el Santos will defend his title against former World Boxing Association welterweight champion Jose Antonio Rivera. · King. also stumped for Mayor Jane Campbell , who is up for re-election this faiL Hi! insisted· that every ooxer give Campbell a hug. : "It 's truly a delrght for a guy like inyself who grew up on . the · mean street s of Cleveland ... dodgin'g the law. Now. I'm one of the great supporters of the Jaw." he said . "It's prelly remarkable ." · Contact Information Fax - 1-740-446·3008 E-mall- sports Omydailysen11nel.com The.oailr Sentine Subscribe todatt: 992-2156 •3.00 Single •s.oo Couple Sw>rlll .. Hula Hoop- )0:00PM , Limbo- 11:00 PM Bikini & Trunk Contest- 12 Midnight 1st Place Prizes Only Middleport, OH • (740) 992-5884 HOLZER COME .l'OIN THE fUNIII 9 PM - CLOSING CLINIC :>~ aff Jlrad Sharman, Sports Editor. , (740) 446-2342. e.o;t. 33 bsherman @myd a1lytnbune com ' CONTESTS said winning pitcher Aaron Harang. "The team is putting some ·runs on the board and playing good defense behind the starters." Corey Patterson · returned after a monthlong stint at Triple-A, Nomar Garciaparra hit his first home run and ,Mark Prior struck out a season'high II . But. it didn't . amount tp a victory. '.'We need to win ballgames, that's pretty obyious;'' Prior said. "We haven't done that in a week. We need to win A ballgame." Cubs manager Dusty Baker brought in the left-handed Ohman for Prior -. who had thrown 117 pitches in seven · innings - because the Reds had three left-handed hitters due up after LaRue, batting only .23 I again st lefties. " He hit a pretty good LaRue's drive over the left- pitch ," Baker said. ··we field bleachers came off Will couldn 't close them out at the Ohman (2.2), who had .JUSt · end ." LaRue added the RBI sinentered the game. It was the catcher's lOth of the season. gle in the nintli oil Ryan Ironically, he was moved up Dempster after a two-run to second because of his suc- double by Jacob Cruz . Adam Dunn singled home the· cess against Prior. . Bryan Wa lters. Spor:ts Writer (740) 446·2342. e)(t 23 bwalters @ myelalt y1nbune.com •' Larry Crum, Sports Writer {304) 675· 1333, ext. 19 Ierum@ mydailyreg1ster.com •1 fpurrh run of the inning .' Prior' gave up solo homers to Ken Griffey Jr. and Edwin Encarnacion. He allowed eight hits and three runs and didn't walk a batter. "We ' re not playing good, that 's rhe bottom line:· Prior said. "''m not going to sit here and analyze what people are doin g or not doin g. We' re not playing good and we're not' winning ball games.'' Harang (8-1 0) allowed eight hits, .striking out three Please see Reds, B& NExtEI Cup Busch leaving Roush Racing for Penske ' BY MIKE H.A~RIS ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday, AuguS;t 16 Meigs at Jackson, 10 a m AiveiValley at Oak Hill , 10 a.m. South Gall1a at Ports. Notre Dame. 10 a.m. Eastern at Parkersburg Catholic, 6 p.m. Southern vs. Alexander, site/time TBA Valley vs. Ga111a Acad emy, site/ti me TBA 73: • ·Laparoecopy Keeping Meigs · County informed Ravenswood, WV Chong M. Kim, MD IUrologist • General Urology ' CH ICAGO (AP) - Jason LaRue's move up in the batting.order came at a bad time for the reeling Chicago Cubs. LaRue batte(l second for the tlrst time this season and came through with a goahead home r in the eighth inning, then singled home another run in a four-run ninth as the Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago 8-3 Tuesday. It was the seventh straight loss for. the Cubs .' . . ' "They're kind of ro lling through a little funk right now and we're playing well," yt:u I~ \' P. W\" Cturopructic Sucicty ~kmbtr of Ameriw:tn Avard of Ravenswo&d turning from the northwest as the overnight' progresses. LaRue lifts Cincinnati past Cubs, 8-3 Chiropr..-.:'11 .- l j· J~ 10 ~rs ~\P,.'I"i\!tn' \1cmlxr i,f American Academy of \ledJC"JI Al'tlpU!X.1llf't' Wednesday, August 10, 2005 ', A letter Swaney wrote to his mother just before he died was read during the serv 1ce. " I. want yo u to know that I'm doing well and doing what I enj oy th e most , serving the people of the Uni ted States of America:· he wrote. "Evcnthough my job is -dangerous and Iife th reatening I fe el at ease and very safe ... Swaney's mot her said dealing with her son 's· death has been difficult. 1• " It's hard. I'm not going to sit back and hold back my tears and say it 's not," Renee Miller said. '·I'm very proud of my son, I couldn' t ask for a better son." Swaney was remembered as someone who put citilers before himself. ·'He knew what he was gettin g into, but that :s Rob. He had a big heart. He always wanted to help other people. " said his brother, Thomas McClellan. tlDJ•.\Ht~l~ \l. ))f)lil~ VISit us • Wednesday, August 10 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) It will be a humid morning. Temperatures will rise to 86 with today's low of 67 occurring around 6 a.m. Skies will be mostly sunny with 5 MPH winds from the southwest turning from the west as the morning progresses. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) A humid and cloudy afternoon. Temperatures will stay near 88 with today 's high of 90 occurring around 4 p.m. Winds will be 5 MPH from the west turning , from the southwest as ' the afternoon "i MotJJ*Iters remember two servicemen killed in Iraq online at NewsChannel miles· north of the freeway. ' • Attempted murder; Jan. 22, 2004, a shot cracked the windshield of a moving car on 1-71, and the driver saw a person standing in the shadows in !'rant of a parked car on ,the overpass. • Attempted murder; Feb .• 3, 2004, a bullet pierced a van's windshield and lodged in the dashboard on 1-71 about 15 miles south of 1270. • Two counts of attempted murder; Feb. 8. 2004, a van and a Mercedes were s!wt within minutes .o f each other from two overpasses about a mile apart on 1-71 in Jeffersonville , about 40 miles south of Columbus. Both drivers saw the shooter on the • Overpasses. . · • Attempted murder; Feb. 14, 2004, a bullei fired from an overpass on 1-70 in Licking County lodged in the ' right front fender of a sport ~tility vehicle. Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE ;~ . .' Reigning Nextel Cup champion Kurt Busch is changing teams, moving from Roush Racing to Penske Racing South. The only question is when. Busch signed a multiyear contract to drive for Penske starting in 2007 and asked to be released from his current contract with Roush Racing, apparently in hopes of replacing retiring Rusty Wallace next season. In a statement. Rous.h said.the te.am will wail for "an indefinite period" before making a . decision on Busch's re9uest to leave after this season. "Yeah. we have. signed him up for 2007," Pe1iske team president Don Miller ·told The Associated Press on Tuesday. "As for anything else, the lawyers tell us we can't really comment. We' II just have to see how things shake out. "Kurt Busch is a great driver and Ryan (Newman) said he is looking forward to having· him as a teammate and working with Him." · Newman is the current teammate of Wallace, the 1989 series champion, who · i~ retiring at the .end of the 2005 season, Jeaving a vacant seat' in the No. 2 Dodge. Busch attended the Cubs-Reds baseball game Tuesday at Wrigley Field in Chicago and · initially fended off questions about the move, saying, "II's just baseball today." But, after throwing out the first pitch and leading the crowd in singing "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" during the seventh inning stretch, he did talk AP photo about his future. "There's still so much Car owner Jack Roush, left, talks with driver Kurt Busch in the garage area prior to ~ualify­ ing for the Aaron's 499 race at the Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega , Ala .. in this April Please see Busch, Bl , 29 photo . ' '.' . u ·Lawmakers seeking information onPalmeiro 'Bv HOWARD FENDRICH ASSO CIATED PRESS WASHINGTON - Two congressmen looking for details about Rafael Palmeiro's steroid suspension sent a list of questions to M a j o t League Baseball commiSSioner Bud Selig on Tuesday. Rep. Cliff Stearns, a Florid .a Republicanwho introduced a bill Palmelro to establish uniform drug programs 111 . profcosional sports, and Texas Republican Rep. Joe Barton. chairman of the House · Energy and Commerce committee. want Selig to provide information about Pah\1eiro 's case. including a r.imeline . The Baltimore Orioles ' slugger was su,pended Aug. I for failing a drug test. "Commissioner Se li g's been saying he has a strong . drug policy anJ doesn' t need Congress to interfere," Stearn s said in a telephone interview from Florida. "We want to trv and determine how to make our bill better, how it would be enforced, and what i'> the level of crediqility that baseball and other sports have ." !'almeira testified in March • before another panel - the House . Go1·ernment Reform Please see Palmelro, B& Indians crown Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)- Jhonny six· Royal s pitchers. allowed seven run s Peralta's three-run homer capped an II- - five eamed - while recording just run ninth inning Tuesday night as the two outs in the ninth . Scoll Sauerbeck Cleveland Indians rallied for a 13-7 vic- (1 -0) picked up the victory. tory over the b!!mbling Kansas City Mike Sweehey hit a three-run homer Royals, who have lost II stra1ght and Mike Wood pitched 5 2-3 solid games. · · innings as the RoyaJs.Jed 7-2 going into Angel Berroa. Chip Ambres and Emil the ninth . Wood, who began the season Brown ull committed errors in the ninth i·n the bullpen before being optioned to as the Royals blew a live-run lead . Eight Triple-A Omaha last month to make two of the runs in the inning were unearned . starts, held the Indians to eight hit s and The Royals are one loss shy of the one run. . . longest skid in franchise history, set Cri sp, who had three hits and scored from June 28-July 13, 1997. four run,, tripled in the third and scored Aaron Boone doubled in the go-ahead on Peralta ·s single for the only run off run in the inning, when Cleveland sent Wood. • 14 men to tl:le plate. -Casey Blake, Grady Brown drove in two runs for · the Sizemore and Travis Hafner also bad Royals with a first-inning single and a ninth-inning doubles. · fifth-inning double. , Berroa failed to catch a popup that The Royals got an unearned run in the" allowed a run to score, and Ambres third when Berroa was allowed to score dropped pinch-hitter Jeff Liefer's fly . from third after Indians catcher Victor ball to the warning track in left that 'Martinez was charged with an error for would h~ve ended the game. That tied using ·his equipment to stop a pitch. • it. and Boone followed with his double CliffLee's pttch in the dirt bounced up to make it 8-7. · and struck Maninez' s mask and got Two more runs scored when Brown · stuck in his shirt. kicked away ~izernore's single - his Berroa had three hits. including a AP photo second hit of the inning - · and Peralta homer .to lead off the eighth . But hi s followed a walk to Coco Crisp with his first error in the e ighth he lped the Cleveland Indi ans ' Jhonny Peral ta 12) is congratulated by teammate Travis Hafner {48 ) following. his tnree-ru n .home ru n against the Kansas homer. Mike MaCDougal (2-4), the (ifth of Please see Cr-n, B& City Roya ls Tuesday at Kauffman Stadium in Kansa s C1ty. Mo . , ' . I �' '• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel ~ .Jamal www.mydailysentinel.com ~ribune- Lewis finally back with Ravens Holdout LB Pollack :Conditton He wctgh-. .tJnund . :240 pounds .tbout li\c : pounds lc" th.rn hrs l~> tcd • werght 1111he rnedr.t £U1de .md : appe.us tit cnougl1 to plm1 through" couple lrncb.tck ~ ls Lewts '' expected to put on pads .•tnd pr.tcllle 1111h the R.we ns tor the first trme on • WednesLl.ty Alter 1unnrng on : hrs ow11 Tuesd.ty he spnke tor - 12 mmute s 111 front of,, hall - dozen TV c.tmeras and more ·tha11 a do7en mtcrophones · He tr 1ed to m.tsk his brtter· ness to\\,ud " court case that ruined h~> offseason and l.tst year e,u ned hun d two- g~une suspens ron and the loss of $761.000 111 1\,tges But LCI\ls couldn't drsgur~e hrs teelrngs completely. especwlly about BuSch from flage Bl l more work to be done 111 tbe mcanl1mc I \ c got .tn oppor~ tunny to Will .r champronshrp 111 2005 .• rs \lol l as 2006. tor whomeve r t dme tor · Elus~h sard Roush R a~ rn g h.ts grven me the best equrpment to ~o .111d do so. and I m tor the' opport unrty ot whdl these next h\e races mean, whrch rs to get tnto the playoffs and of course, the Chase ·'There\ times tor t.:hdnge and then there's 11111es tor •st.t yrng put... he added · l haven 1 m.rdc my 2006 pl.rns very dear yet .. Roush s.ud there were the tact that the govern· ment wart· ed nearlv the )ears to take J,LCllon ~tg~unst hun ' It fl!Sl Notebook WdS ,1 Cd~e ot. l was ,, hrgh-protilc guy ttm.l somchoLl) JUst 11.\ntcJ tu pul l on me .r lJilk btl · he s.rrd 'Til~ st.lllll~ olltmu.nrons " •" c01111ng up 11 11 .rs the bnnk ot cl ~lt!.lt 'i~~l~O ll. thliH.!S \\>t!fC J,~)krn g up "' h~v )ou [Ust put 11 tug.~ ther Le111s r.rn lor on lv l.lXlt'> 1 .trds last ye.u b s than h.rlt tile ,unm t!lt he .un ~t ~se d rn 2tXl1 "h~n he won the Nfl rushmg lltk 11 nh 2 066 yar ds th~ ~cLond- ht g h c..,~ totLtl - m \e,tgue hPaory He"·'' -;elect- ed to pl.t) 111 t h~ Pro Bol\ I tm t h~ lust ume .tnJ was 1nted Olkns11e Pl.l\Ct ot the Ye.u ·Jets Ch.rd Qu.uter b.tc k Pennm!.!ton Ltnd nc\'. 1\ .,H.!.tlCd cornerb.tc k T' L.lll 11111' nnr pl.ty 111 the pr es ~.tson npen~r a£dJ1l..,t the Detro\\ Lron'i on Flrd.t) Coach Herm.tn Ed11 drtls s.ud Tuesd,ty that he 11 ants 10 be c.tre tu l 11 rth both, "ho are comrng oft senous tnjtlfles ,111d workrng themselves back rnto g.une shape ·we dr dn't want to take a ch.mce tc> h.rve ,, setback when e\ e1 ythtn g was g01ng so · spcltN>r .111d team consrderatr on,.. to take rnto account be!o1e mak1ng ~~ decr sron re!!~u Liln u Bu,ch 101 next ... easOil The" te,on s,u d 11 would h.n e n» .rdduwn.tl comment oi1 the spir t Roush rs 111 much the s,tme srtudttoll as the Pe11ske team . wJth J.ullle McMu11 av. currently UllVIIlg for· Ch.ip Gan.t~sJ Ruc111g ... umed tor 2007to repl.tce'M,ok M.utrn. who 1s plt~nntng to retu e t~t the end of thrs se.tson "Tim does 1101 change anythrllg Y< rth us .tlld J.unre. He wrll sti ll be d11vrng for us in 2006. G.rnassl, who has .tn uptron on McMurr.ty 's servr~cs lor next year. told the <\P Thdt le.tves the No 6 Ford wllhuut a dn ver lor 2006. well.·· satd Pennmgton, who ts recmenng tram a tom rotator cuff m hrs nght shoulder that caused him to mtss mmrcamp and offseason trarnrng. Pcnnmgton has generally been .thernatmg between days otl and partrcrp.rtrng rn afternoon pracures .tftcr throwrng 111 e.rch of the first live days ol c.unp He pra~trced for the se<:ond strarght da} Tuesday Ll\1. 11 ho sruned a mulll· yc.u dc.rl wuh" the Jets on Mond.ry. h,rd surgery 111 J,unt.try to repdrr lrg.rment d.unagc rn hr s prokcn left toot He took p.trt 111 light dnlls on Mond.ry .md Tuesd.ry. but hasn t gc>nc through a full prac- m wh1ch he had mne recepnons tor 122 yards Several other Eagl~s drd· n 't practrce Tuesday, includrng runnrng backs Correll Buckhalter tkn~e) and Ryan Moats (concussron). The Eagles also announced that wrde r~cerv· cr Todd Prnk ston underwent surgery to repatr the rup· tured Achilles' tendon 111 hts rrght .mkle Prnkston Y<ho started wtth Owens ],rst year. ~'<til mrss the season Broncos Mauncc. Clarctt mrsscd another pr .tcllcc Tue sday Y<hrle he h.td ,111 MRl on hrs II CC The rookre thrrd -round . draft prck has mrssed se\eral of Denver 's trarnrng cam p pracllccs wllh rnJune s. He w,rs lrsted trflh ,lt runnrng b.tck on the dept h chart. relea sed thr s week bv the Broncos. behrnd ·Mrke Anderson. T.num Bell Quentrn G11flin .tnd Ron Dayne . "It s the s.tme thrng The grurn 's sore ," coach Mrke Shanahan sard "Hopefully It' s not too serrous, but rf rt rs, we'll take the proper procedure to heal rt .. Clarett. the last player taken in the thtrd round, has a contract filled wrth rncentrves, making the inJury even more tmportant The deal drd not rnclude a srgnrng bonus GEORGETOWN, Ky (AP) Rookte Davtd Pollack had been expected to be the Cmcrnna11 Bengals' starting strong-srde hnebacker But wrth the f11 st-round draft prck from Georgrd con· trnumg hrs contract holdout. coac h Mar vtn Lewrs has demoted Pollack to thtrd on the depth chart "We focus on the guys we"ve got. and .tt some potnt (Pol lack and hrs agents ) h,l\e to come to a dec"ron .utd rcalrze that rt\ t11ne to play tootb.rll .. Lewrs sa 1d .1tter Pollack had. mrssed hrs 14tll pr.tctJ ce of camp on M o ndo~ y As ol Tuesd.ty. th e holdout reached 12 days, and Pollack had dropped behind Ltnclon Johnson and Marcus Wrlken s. Rookrc Odell Thurman. Pollack's teammate .n Georgra. was su lll rsted as the startrng mrddle lmebacker Pollack was the 17th overall prck 111 the NFL draft and was berng asked to mdke the convers ron to lrnebacker tram the defensrve tackle and end posrtton s he played m college Desprte hrs absence , Pollack remarns brg rn the Ben gals· plans ''He's our guy We lrke hun We drafted h11n," Lewis sard ''When he gets here, y,e' ll coach him up " But tl could take some ume to get up to speed as a Notebook starter " ( thtnk we're gomg to do everythtng y,e can to wm football games.. so we' re not gomg to Jeopar· dtze our toot ball team tf he 's not up to speed 10 certam dJea~ ... Lew1s sttid "It's gomg to be hard for htm to come 111 and be a st.trter on a football team Ami l ~.m't su bJect the other 52 rlayers and our coaches to th.tt .. Unul Pollack regams the upper hand , Johnson wtll be the stm ter He led the defense wrth I 33 tackles last year as .t rookre "We knew Landon would play, and had we not drafted Da"d where Y<e drd, Landon would be playrng where he rs now... Lewrs sard '·It was .tlways the pl.m to get the be st players on the field as much as posstble." In a roster move Tuesday. the Bengals stgned ltne· backer Derek Currey, free agent from Notre Dame, for two years Currey was srgned by M ramr as a tree agent 10 Apnl and was released Frida) son wrth mne vrctones 111 the among the tor I 0 dnvers rn althou~h Manin has satd he would" co nstder stayrn~ an trrst 21 races, rncludrng two the pornts standrn gs when NASCAR resets the he ld to~ extr.t veo~r if Jack Roush. hi s by Busch Roush went 16 years the Chase tollo~'<rng the Sept longtrine boss, needs hun But Wallace. a part owner before Kenseth gave htm hrs 10 ra ce 111 Rrchmond. Va Roush ti rst hrred the vrnuof the Penske team along ltrst Cup title rn 2003 Busch wrth Roger Pen ske and then won rt 111 2004, the first ally' unknown Bu sc h rn 2000 Mrller . has said repeatedly year of N ASCAR's I0-r.tce, to dnve rn the Craf.tsman thiS will be hrs final year 111 playoff-style Chase for the Truck Serres He won tour races that ye.u the dnver's seat There was Champronshrp no word from Penske on who Busch, who turned 27 last .rnd trnrshed second rn the would drwe the No 2 next week. stolnds trtth rn thrs pornts stand rn gs , le.tdrng se.tson it Busch does not year's potnts race. 277 pornts Roush to mo'e hrm str,;rght become avarlable behrnd le<~der Tony .Stewart 10 N <\SCAR's top senes Roush came to NASCAR 's After a slow st.rrt to Iu s Cup wrt hou t the tradrtrorldl rntertop stock c.tr series in 1988 defense, he h.ts frntshed rn medrate stop on \he second· wrth one drrver. Martrn, and the top l 0 rn tour of hrs past trer Busch Senes He won his frr>t Cup r.tee l1.1s turned the team rnto a srx r.tce>. but shpped to an ftve-car juggernaut wrth 18th-place frnrsh Sunday rn rn 2002 and h.td four wms Busch. Mar1rn. Greg Biffle, the Allstate 400 at the that season For hr s Cup career. Busch has I I wrns rn Matt Ken seth .rnd Car I Bnckyard in lndianapohs Wrth vrctorres thrs season 17 1 sta rts Edward' The team has won Busch. then 26. was the two strarght ch.rmpronsh rps at Pocono .md Phoenrx. ,rnd leads everyone th rs sea· Busch seems a solrd bet to be th11d-youngest ch.unpron rn NASCAR hrstory when he won the trtle last season H~ recently sard he tell hrs te.rm w.ts pursed to make a run tor hack-to-back trtles. somethrng no one has done 'tnce Jett Gordon rn 1997 and 1998 Busch h,ts .r hrstory ot, feuds wuh rrval drrvers Jimmy Spencer punched hun 111 the nose rn 2003 - and run-ms wrth NASCAR ottrcral s E.trlrer thrs ye.tr .titer .1 t.ultrum ,u D.trlrngton that rncltrded exple11 ves drrec ted .tt NASCAR otfrcia ls over hrs rn -c,u r.tdro Busch was pi.Jced on Ut10ffrc1al probatron by NASCAR and grven notrce th.ll the s.mcllonrng body would toler,tte no more bad behav ror Eagles Tenell Owens mrssed practice luesday tor the tounh tune 111 li ve d.rys because ot a lett grorn mJury Owens rs d.ry to day. ,rnd the tll (UI) rsn't cunsrdcred sennus He ' had gram problems 111 I he p.tsl Owens s,u out practices last F11day and Saturday He retumed on Sunday tor both th~ mornrng and afternoon sessrnns. but hasn 1 been on the tield srnce Owens had 77 recep11ons tor l .200 yards and a franchrse-record 14 touchdowns last year before severely InJUr· rng hrs ankle late rn the season He mrssed the final two regul,tr-season games and the first two playotl games before retumrng for the Super Bowl, so re 11ght gto111 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Sentinel - laegister CLASSIFIED demoted to third string For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! 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If So We Want You On Our Team 1 Ravenswood Care Center 1113 Wash1 ngton STreet Rave nswood WV Relere nces Requrrad Across The R1tch1e Brrdge Turn Right 3 Mile s Last Business On RIQI'1t Come see Us You II Be Glad Yo u Did I -.,..,.--.,..,.--'----: lookmg for a career? Jam our team at lhe Weatern Regtonal Jail The Western RegJonal Jallrs cunen tly seekmg quahl1ed applicants who are mterest· ed 1n a CAREER m correc liOns For more-mformat10n t st Sgt Alctr1dge call @(304)733 6821 [pireiiffijiifiiiSf9niilgi\1ra~ ~arge Co wrll be accept ng applications at Ill lor Employmen ~ervrces 225 S1xth Street Po1nt Pleasant Wes lvirgrma on 8115/ 200 hr ough 8 1 1612005 from 8:00am 1111 3 OOpm MUS HAVE 2 years heavy labo work exper1ence (I e !arm ng 1ogg1ng constructiOn tc) Generous dally wag nd excellent benef1 ackage EOE M 1FN Dept . 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Fu ll-Time House Manager 1 To Manege A Small ASSISted OUTSIDE SALES Llvrng Faclhty Prevtous REPR ESENTATIVE E1~penence A Plus If you Gal li polis Dally EntOY The Elderly Have A The IS accepllng Posrt1ve All1t ude & Good Tnbune resumes for a full t1me Work Eth1cs Come Jorn Our Tonm 1 In terested Appl rcants outs ide sa les represente trve to JOin our sales teem May Apply Darty Men-Sun 9·4 p m Ravenswood Care and to manage an estab· 11shed accolmt l1st wh11e Cenl er 113 Was htn gton calling on new accou nts Street Across The Bridge R1ghJ & 3 M1les Last The s ucce ssful cand idat e wllf be a drsc1plined self Busmess On The R1ght mot1ved team player that References Requrred understands th e 1mpor H o u s e k a e p 1 n gI L a u n d r y tance of ctevelop lng posrt1on eva1lable a\ Arbors strong mutually benel1 ol Gall1pohs 170 P1necre st c1al b usmess relal10n· Dr. Gallipolis ' No pl1one sh rps w1t h OlJr accounts calls please Loc al Church seekmg a p1ano player Sunday morn· 1ng & evenrng 74 0·992· 2755 or 740-992 6849 Nur s1ng ASSIStant Classes Beginning August 17 2005 If you enr oy elderly peopl' and want to become a mem be r bl our health Cdre team please stop by Roeksprmg s Rehabrhta!IOn Center at 36759 Rockspr 1ngs Road Pomeroy Oh10 45769 and l1i1 out an apphcatmt' lor the cla sses E.rend1care Health ServiCes inc 1s an equal opportumty employer that encolJrages wo rl>ipla® dM31SIIy M!F D'V ' I'\ IL'i1.~11 .ANEOL~ 12 Hour Shifts, 6P-6A MARTIN TRANSPORT DRI selling Avon Call (740)446 3358 Concea led Prstol crass Now forming August 13 at VFW Mason WV Oh1o & WV & all legal states Call 740-84 3-55 55 GaH1pchs Career Ccllega (Ccn eers Close To Home) Call Today! 740·446-4367, 1·800·214·0452 Dnvers ~or a limrted lime make 50% S<;IUXliS L~,, RUC"llON The Ideal candrdate w111 have sale e)lpenence For conf1dent1el 1nterv ew please send resum e and cover le tter to Gallipolis Dally Trr bune Attn J1m Freela nd 825 Th 1rd Ave Galhpohs Oh10 45631 Pluamedr cs & EMT s ne eded A pply at 1354 Jackson f1ke Gallipolis Reg1sterP.d Nurse·ScMol Nurse B SN requ1red 10 month/ year pos111o n Full 11me benef1l!> Apphcat10n ava1table at Mason County Health DepArtment 1 DIRECT TV 3 room with Trvo FREE 145 channels only S39 00 per month Ask how to get FREE HBO MAX and home enterta1n ment system Call BOO 523· 7556 tor detarls DIAECTV FREE Home entertarnment System FREE Equipm ent and Insta ll up to four rooms 145 ch an· nels $ 29 DO a month Ask how to get FREE HBO MAX and STARS 1 800 52 3 7556 lor deta ilS PRoflN>IONAI SF.RVlCES Cakes by Kathy- wedd1ng & ail occas1on also Karaoke call (740)992 0723 afte r All Types Masonry Bnck Block Stone Fre e Estrmate (3 04)77 3-9550 304-593 6421 Georges Portable S~wm1U don t haul your Logs to the "Mrll JUst cal1304-675 1957 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We W1n1 1 888·582·3345 IH\11~1\11 10 FOR SAl r. Houses for Sale Potential Home or Comm encal Propertv 1800 SO FT Garag e lnground Ho1st Lots ot Extras Upsta1rs Apt 1200 SO FT 6 ·Rooms Bat h Extras Large Covered Por ch Must see to Apprec1ateo' call lor more St D'eta1 1ed 1nrormat1on Phone 14 01 Cedar 3 (304)8 82 3339 or (3041883 Mea dowiJrb ok Add Bedroom 1 1/2 Bath Corner 3341 lot new Root move-m con dillon new Carpet and Owner movmg Mu st se l\ Floonng Storage Burldmg home 38R 2 bath heat Fenced 1r1 Ba ck Yard pump 5<torage bu1lclmg pool (304)675-7708 or (304)593 anrl applia nces 90 Gavm Street !740)245 93t8 41 35 I 12 Pleasant Street 3 Bedroom 1 1 2 Baths Fam 1ly Room Drnmg Room Full Baseme nt Storage Bldg Garage New Central Arr Cond New W1ndows (304)675 4034 ... MOBILE (740)709·1166 . 800 234 6962 •NOTIU • HIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends ttla U do 0USifleSS With pea le you knov. and NOT t end money through th a11u11111 you have 1nvest 1999 14:M60 Oakwood Freemon\ 3 bedroom 2 baths Jnderprnnrng A/C clean Pnce neg (740)388·8513 (740)388· 8017 3 BR Ranch 1 1/2 b&!h over s1zed garage hard· wood/tile lloors throughout MaQIC Years Day Care gas heat landscaped quret Center State Licensed o.. ul de sac Mu st Seal 62 Qua lity Child Ca re Spaces- Don Street GallipOlis ava1hble/ Now acceptmg Fall $14 5 000 (740]441·5540 En(ollm ent Reasonable . Rates L1nk approvecj el( cel ' ..~t; lent Sk11i ~ for you r Childs . Deve loprrlent Lear nmg I .j Program ntferea for al1 ages M F ages 2 & up {304)6755847 38A Ranch 2 car garage $10 995 State Rt 141 Gall pol iS OH 21arge bedroom 1 balh LA KT DR C,a" heat 2 out bUIIOrngs car port move m condi!IOil About 1/2 ac 1740)44 6 2098 $56 000 Well Ma1ntamed Home 2 m1le s Nor th of Porn! Pleasant on Landscap ed 112 2 Bedroom L1v1ng Room acre 3 bearooms Fa m 1l')' Krtchen & Bathroom Room Dcn/Otf1Ce F~replace La undry Room 500 w1th gas logs Hardwood Large Ut1il tyJ Rob1nson St Pt Pleasant Floors (Belll!mead) Pnce Redu ced Storage Large Slale look. and Brick Pat1 o Extra lots (304)675 7169 available Shown by Ap pomtment (304 )675 1536 3 Bedroom 2 Bath F1 replace In the cou ntry on HOMES 1 6 acres $95 000 Call nJRSAt E CARE ABSOLUTE GOLOMINEI 60 Vend1ng mach1nesr excellent locai!Ons all lor 1740(446 0538 (502)303 362t m,go~~C~H-nlliE""::~U-lf-CRL•\•.-, 10 For Sai91For Rent Lovely R1ver Property 1 Acre BnckN 1ny l Ga1age and Carport Basement Hardwood Floor s 3BR 2BA LA DR FA 2 lire places S 160 000 or 5800 mo HONIF.~ W1ll take care of the Elderly 3 br brrck located Rt2 area m tJ;e rhome have tO years exc locatiOn fui i· SIZ!i !:lase· oxpor1enco call {304)675 mel'11 w/ 1 car garage 304 3264 .895 ~ 1 29 II\\ \l I II nus newspaper witt nnt knnwlngly accept advftrtlaementa tor real estate whleh 1s In viol etten of the law Our readers arl'l hereby Informed that all dwellings al':lvertiaed 1n this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity bases 3pm 186 North Park Drrve 2 bed10om I bath Full base men! detached Garage Ce ntra! A1r Perfect rn town locatio n Fenced m back yard Gate opens to S1x Used 10 steel beams Pleasan t Valley Hosp1tal 12s and 13s·p lck-up only (304)675·3323 740 992 270 4 \VANTEV To Do HOM£S mRSALE Th e Mason County An1mal WeUare League Openrngs lor Part-trme Dog Wa rden & Kennel Tech s Duties 1nclude water1ng tee clrng cleamng Ken nels Transportation & some Marntenance Ect Please ca ll (304)675 6458 lor ApphcaMn Found Black. grey medrum 5 miles out ol town on SR Yardlgarage sale Thursday srze male clog w1th lea ther 7S 8/l 1·8/ 12 Boys & grrls Fnday & Saturday 1/2 m1le on Bulavllle Pk oft old Route collar m Rodney area clothes m1sc rtems 35 on nght (740)44 6·6353 8112 8/14 Four lamlly cloth 74 ARO Lost 2 Beagle Dogs rng drshes toys too ls mtSc Off Al 160 10 Wh1le 10 :\10Nl'Y IDl.oAN Resrd entral Treatment Faorllty for boys now hrnng Drrect Care Wo rkers Pay based on experrence paid rnsuranco (740)379 9083 9am·3!)m Mon-Frr - -- --- BaldnolJ Strversv1lle area Reward -740 949-2422 {J;. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added Ao y,our classified ads Jm Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics SO¢ for small $1 .00 for large POLICIES. Ohio ValleY Publlahlng remervea the right to edit reject, or cancel any ad at eny lime Errore muat be repOf'led on the first dAV of TnbuM Sentinel Reglater will be rnponalble tor no more than tha coat o1 the apace occupied by the error and only the tlrat inMrtlon We any loaa or axpenM that reaulta lrom the publication or omluion of an advertinmenl Correction will be m&dl" In tt1e first av11llable edition are alway a cantldentlal • Current rate card appllea • AU rea l allele lld'llertlaementa are subject to the Federal Ftllr Housing Act of 1968 Plate found at yard lnc:loor a1r condrlroned rum sa le 912 S 3rd Ave, mage sa le Friday & Middleport 740 992-3663 Saturday Aug 12& 13 9am to 4pm Oeoble Drrve Chapel Fellowship Hall 576 5 M old puppy male Boston YARD SA!~ Debbre Onve Also hotdog & Terrier Mrx Call 740·992 bake sale Proceeds to ben 7335 or 992 2812 elrt youth Free k1ttens Call {740)441 UTl YARI) S<\t.F.~ Large yard sale Aug 12 13 0254 GALt.IPOI.lS 9 OOam 5 OOpm 829 4th Krttens to grveaway Drfrerent Ave Gallipolis Oh1c ages/co lors fwo are hall 175 Te:M as Rd Fn Sat 125 Corn1sh-Rex (740)379·2981 gal aquanum baby rtems Large yard sa le Fr1day clothes household good August ~ 2 a.n.Q. Sunday or (740)645 5198 much more August 14 9am-6pm 13032 Yea r old Rhode Island ,-:-...,.,----...,.,-=~ Slale AI 7S - Roost er {740)843 540 1 3 1amllyyard sale 11670St evemn gs only At 554 Chr ldrens tee ns Want&d Items to resale to brand name clo thes bas· help pay b1Us Clothes kets toys books Fn- Aug glassware too ls household 12 9 5 Sat Aug 13 9.,.5 etc (740)446 6984 For Sale ..... .'............................................ 585 For Sate or Trade ....................................... 590 Fruits & Vegetables............... ... . ... ....... 580 Furnished Rooms....... ............. ... ... ......450 General Hauling...... ......................... . .. 850 Giveaway.................................................. 040 Happy Ads .................................:...............050 Hay & Grain ............................................640 Halp Wanted ............................................... 110 Home Improvements................................. 810 Homes lor Sale ...................................... 310 Household Goods ...................................... 510 Houses lor Rent .................................... 410 tn Memoriam ............................................ 020 tnaurance .. .... .. ... ................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment .................... 660 Livestock. ... .. ... ....... ....... ... .. ........ 830 l.ost and Found ..................................... 060 Lots & Acre~ge ...................................... 350 Miscellaneous ........................................... 170 Miscellaneous Merchandtse....................... S40 Mobile Home Repair......................... ....... 860 Mobile Homes lor Rent.............. ........ 420 Mobile Homes for Sate.................... ....... 320 Money to Loan ................................ 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers....... ............ 740 Musical instruments....... .. .. .. ... ..... 570 Vreat food, (,real People, Great Pa; l Grear Place to l\(Jrk "hat are you m the mood jdr" Dally In-Column: 1 :00 p .m. Monday-Prlday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper ' 3 Kllten s 4 months o ld very cute {304)593 2644 For Lease ... ............................................... 490 J r,thlt h 1!m nwlrrm P /r·{n( Ctlll l W .J ) 7Nfl U U I Display Ads -._ _ _ _ _ _ _,., Parcel Camping Equipment .. . ................... 780 Cards of Thanks ..... ,.................... 010 Child/Elderly Care .. .. .................... 190 Etettricai/Relrtgeratlon. . .. .............840 Equipment for Renl ...................................480 Excavating . . . .................................. 830 Farm Equipment ...................................610 Farms for Rent.. . ................................... 430 Farms for Sale ............................................ 330 Servers • Cooks • Prep Cooks YARD SA! F.· GAUJI'OUS FOUND Bus1ness Tralmng .. .. . . 140 Campers & Molor Homes . . .. . . ...... 790 9 am - 4 pm • August 9- I 2111 PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSPITAL OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSPITAL HOME HEALTH \ Send resume to· Pleasant Valley Hosprtal AA/EOE .~~~:;:;::;;;;:::===', ) FIND A JOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS AA/EO£;; PER DIEM · MLT/MT for Even1ngs /Nrghts/Weekends. Baccalaureate degree rn Medrcal Technology or related held plus el1g1b1lity for ASCP and/or Associates Degree 1n appl1ed sctence or related f1eld plus el1g1blllty for cert1f1catton by ASCP. Three years or greater staff tech expert· ence preferred Must have or be tmmedr· ately eligrble for WV license. 2520 Valley Drtve Po1nt Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 Ext. t4t4 Fax: 304·675·6775 www.pvalley org AA/EOE 0 Pleasant Valley Hospttal, a non·profrt healthcare facrlrty, currently has an open posrtron for the followrng c/o Human Resources · Send resumes to . Pleasant Valley Hosprtal . c/o Humatt Resources • 2520 Valley Drrve Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 Ext. 1414 www pvalley.org Help Wanted HIRING MlT/MT PHARMACIST Oeacllfir~ • Start Your Ads With A keyword • Include Complete De1crlption • Include A Prl«~ • Avoid Abbreviiltlons • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 1 Day• los1 AND 4x4 s For Sale . .. . .. .. 725 Announcement . .. .. . ... .. .030 Ant1ques ... . . . .. .. . . ... .. . 530 Apartments lor Rent. , ... .. . .. .. . 440 Auction and Flea Market.. ...............080 Auto Parts & Accessories. ... ..... . .. . 760 Auto Repatr. . .. .... ... .. ... .. . .. .. 770 Autos lor Sale. .. ... .. . . .... ...... ... . ..710 Boats & Motors lor Sate ............... 7SO Building Supplies .. .. . .. .. ....... 550 Business and Buildings ... . .. .. ...... 340 _ Business Opportunity .. . ... .. . . .. .. 210 NOW ~~----~--~~--~~ Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CLASSIFIED INDEX ) The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 I BALTIMORE (AP) Jamal Lewrs rs back at . Baltrmore Ravens ' trarmng • camp after four months m a : federal pnson and two months · m a halfway house tollowmg hts gurlty plea to ~hargcs he used a cell phone 111 2000 to arrange a dru~ deal tor a . tnend ' "I'm ba~k dutng what I lrke : t\) do dorng 1\ hat I do best." · he s.trd 'I' 111 not .t b.td person It 's JUst me movrng fofll.rrd rm 1101 looktllQ h.rck 011 the p.t:st .mel th~ th1~1 g s I (Usl 1\ ent throu gh M) next step " IC,tl· . ly JUSt prove peopk "r ong : the people th.ll Jnubt me .md - thrnk r m not Ill the sh.tpe I'm · supposed to be · :· Except lor ,, tendet nght :ankle. Le\\ 1.., 1..., 111 exu·lk·nt I • VVednesda~August10,2005 Wednesday, August 10, 2005 www. mydailysentinel.com '. .. . pool Clly schools $90 000 3460 SR 218, Gfllhpohs O H {7 401256·1962 4 bedroom 2 bath Roush Fen ell lane $35 000 l1rm 304-675 1911 or 593 2096 Attention! Loc al company otlenng ~ No DOWN PAYMENT" pro grams Jo1 you to buy your hOme 1ns1ea~ ot renhng • 100°., hnanc1ng • Less than perfecl cred t acCepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage Locators •;o'"• "• 'h•eoioii lleitiorii n' - - - ' (7 40)367 0000 ' 5 Homes lJnder $10 OOG W1ll del1ver {740)j85 7671 97 Fleetwood 14x70 total etectnc Wrll help w1th dehv· ery Includes central arr Only S10 995 Call (7 4 0)3~5 9621 New 14 ~~;70 3 bedroom 2 bath Only $198 63 per month Call Ela1ne (7401385 2434 .----·----New 3 BR H ome Only $ 169/mo Includes aJc de11v ery and set up (740)365 4387 p ~e Acre rv~ou1 e orn e f3BR 2BA LA Kitchen p eck& Buildings A1r See a 76 Oshel Ad f""' !It ''ll'iES.'i \\ll Btnni'Ot,s Off1ce Bu1ldmg w/2 apart ml::!nts on 2nd A~e m Gallipolis Avg 1ental ot aoallrnenls Sl 200/rvonth Prrce $120 000 w1ll cons1der lard con t1act. ..,., mo-;ey c!Dwn (740,710 0007 ' �Wednesday, August 1o; 2005 ALLEY OOP The Daily Sentinel • Page B'S _ www.mv.dallysentlnel.com ~Tr MI. .! NEA BRIDGE ACROSS 52 lnlanra 1 Study hord 53 Relieving 5 Kllual 54 Wave Alder fe•ture gr•tlng 10 Ad)UIII, ae allmer WiD's ATV Parts Quality G uaranleed ATV Parts & ACC. .James A Will Jr. Owner J2119 Welshluwn Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 I Buy Homes- local person (7-111) 992-2432 Email:jwi1145769 @yahoo.com buys homes Contrdential . OUick cash _ Jim. 740-992· 6300. No calls after 9 Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services 41800 SR #7 ~~~~ Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Meditart! Sup. • Canter • Accident River Valley Christian Academy Now enrolling students for the .2005-2006 school year. Grades K-4 th rough 12 ~--- K-4 Open House lrrep lace. Sa lem Cen\tH. i 700/mo. Avarlable Sept 1. For rent 2 BDR M. garage apt. clown town , contact Mark ~~11 (740)418 -1183 at (740)446·0415 · 5 room house J.,..,lrliibi!J now :$400 rent. dep. S400 No • pots large OLrlsrde Ouildi,Q, • re1rrg era tor & slo,•c rrew ..........._ :CiA 1740)37!:1·2254 Aug. 26th at 7:00PM For more information cu ll : 740-992-3824 or 740-667-03.'8 Fur111shed upstatrs, 3 rooms & ba th Cledn, ret & dep relluired No pets. (740)446DOWN PAYMENT" PrO' Washer $100: Dryer $95: 1519 . grams tor yor1 . to buy your electnc range . $125 : g~s ---·-~ hurnEl rnsle<~d vi tenting range. S I 25: refrige ra tor_ • .l00°o lirran..:Jrlg $95: Wh irlpool washer/dryer • Less 111an pcrtt:CJ credr t set $250: very nrce couch occeptecl $125: rocker recliner · $75: • Payment coold tle the taOie.'chairs. S40: chest-orsame as JBilt . drawers. $40: Kenmo re l oc/'lrors. Mortgage upnght' freeze r. $195: (740)367-0000 Kenmore chest lreezElr. lmrn<~culate apartment . House tor Rent Pt Pterrs ant Walktng dJSii!nre to URG . $165: Wrtnger washer. $200. Skaggs Apptia ncEls $1100 1304)6/~-!:15<10 or Recent ly rernooe led. 28R 76 Vtne Str eet. Gallipolis (304)675-40?4 ash tor new priva te declo. $5001rno (740)446-7398 NAncy ~omestead Realty (614)595-7773 or B00-798~ Broker 4686 St.,I<TIN<O Attention I i ocal company ollonnq ' NO -- House fo r Rent 111 P0rn! N 3rd Avo MtJdloport 1 Pleasant (,104)675-6224 bedroom furntshed apt. No pets Oeposrt Prev. rental Immaculate cabtn/cottagu Ref "140-992-0 165 1BD on 40 acres of woods. CiA, s1ttrng room One BR ap\ , wrth W D $<1'00/month (614)595· 7773 h·Ookups. Sp11ng Val loy $290 or 1-800· 798-.1686 ·rronlh r111s dopo si t 1740)339-0362 locnl call L~rge 2 BR. ga"nge. Good noiyhbo t h~od. $500 Pleasant Valley Apar1ment ~eposrt & ref . 17 40)446- Are now lakrng ApphcatrOilS !079. tot 2BFt 38R & 4BA. Apptrcatrons are taken L.og home tn country, rdeal Monday thn'J Frrday, 1rorn ft:V- married couple. 2 BA . I 9 00 A M.-4 PM . Olflce is beth, patio. ne~ carpet Ret at 1151 Everyreen aad deposit. $425 per rr.o located Drrve Porn! Pl easant. WV (7.40)446-280 1 Phone No is (304)675- Gool-s ,w.•.,',_".·;.17~4,;. 01·379_~.,. 9 4.,.6'"5-..., Twrn A1vers Tower rs accep trng npphcntto1,s 101 wartrng list lor Hud ·subSiled. 1- br. aparlment. call 675·6679 96 Toyota Tercel. 47k, AC, auto, reef. $3500, (740)742· 2662 Shelley's Canning Tomatoes 1 Sunday 72,000 mHes (304)593~ 1614 99 Dodge Dakota Club·Cao FARM t)}tJII'IIIENT Al'.'n<JtJt:-; Buy or sell River (ne Antiques. 11 24 E..Jsl Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740992-2526 . Russ Moore. owner Mls< '1-:1.1..-\Nl<'llliS MENUI,\Nlli''E EHO For Rent: 24)::32' Pole Barn · 14X70 ' trarl er., $400 montn. \"""-"~-...., Ga r<~geJ...;3 Staits with electric , $400 deposit. 2 bedroo~-n. 2 SI~U 'E and water. Pr1vate on At 7 full bath . no pets. very· mce. rtm KENT North. (740)446-4782. C! A (740)379-2254 Ava ilable now. Downtown Ollice Space- 5 Futon. washer & dryer, room su1te S650tmo. 1 room krlchen table & chairs. lawn 2 bedroom . AJC. very n1ce. otl rce- S225rmo . 2 roqm · mower. weedElSter. Call no pets. 111 Gallipolis. swte .S2501mo securrty , (740)441-0425 . (740)446-1409 or {740)446oepos11 requtrecl. You pay JET 2003 uttht1es. All spaces very ruce . AERATION MOTORS · 3' BR . cent. a.rr. $350 Elevator. Call (740) 446·3644 Repa ired, New & Rebuilt In depostt, $400 mo. No pets, 2 tor appotntment. Stock. c ·atl Ron Evans. 1· referenc'es (740)446--1843 For lease Otfice or retell 800-53 7·9528 call between 9-5. spaces 1n vf.!ry gond con dr· -c:cc:-cc:--:;---:=---::=:::Beautrlul nver v1ew 11'1 Iron Downtown Galhpoh>S. NEW AND USED STEEL Kanauga. Ideal for 1·2 peo· Approx. 1600 sq. 11. each 1 Steel Beoms. Pipe Rebar pte No pBis please or 2 balhs , Lease prrce For Concrete. Angle. Apptications berng taken . negoltatJie to encour.age .Ch annel. Flat Bar, S1eel CElli (740)441-01!)1 new busrness Call Gratmg For Drarns, (740)446-44f5 or (7 40) 446· Orrveway s & Walkways. L&l Nrce . 2 bedroom , all electric 3936. Scrap Metals OPen Monday. Water and trash servrce - - - - - - - - Tuesday. Wednesday & mcluded . NO pets S350 Prune Commerctal Space at t;:nday, Sam· 4 .3opm . Closed month anel deposrt. Sprmg Valley Plaza. 3.000 Thursday. Saturday & ~40i441-7033 ·sq 11 Call (740)44 6-3481 Sul'lday. {740 )446 _7300 ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ON THIS PAGE FOR AS LOW AS $26.00 PERMONTH! The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 .• SLT, 100.000/mlleS 41(4 , 31815spd , loaded, m!!ny extras. nice Truck. $7,500 0% Financing for .. !JP Ia 36 (304)882·2845 months o'n John Deere SUVs Compact and 5000 Series mRSALE Tractors with John Deere Credit approval. Check them ·-. II 6 5 :l ., JI064 - K Q 9 :1 • Q 10 s 4 ... K 6 ,. ""' ••7. ""' • ~ CAN l>~FINIT~LY G~T YO.U Tt4~ S~NATOil -A-..... / FllOM wEST (Commercial end Residential) Mobil.e Homes, Houses, ·Log Homes, Decks, Driveways, S1dew~ lks, Gils Station Awnings, Degreasing of Equipm~nt, Bo'ats, 'Campers, Tractor Trail ers, . Dump. Trucks, painting or staining of your deck or log home, Aluminum brightening. Special rates to Trucking and Dump Trucking Companies. Pll~Sil>~NT Condilio f1 . $300.00 740-742·1800 8USt4ES. 8-10 BARNEY NOW, JEDGE, DON'T GO DRAGG!N ' ''HONESTl. Y" ,--------.-1'1 Carmichael Equipment lnc. 2004 Harley Davidson V(740 )446 _24 t 2 Rod . like new, many. addilions, $15.500. (740)44 17349_ Ltv··~"'~llCK r...., 1 2002 Toyota Tundra SR5 V6. 5-spd . .80,000mi, matching For Sale 200 lb. lean hogs; topper, bed hnerfmat. lots of j New Zeeland--meet 'eb· e•Ues, $!9,000. (740)3889634 eve. ~sk lor Jeff. bits740-992-7007. I \II' ,'\. 1,\11 111\ I oru · 1 1980 Thunderbird · Black exterior with new paint. New black 7 white interior. Rechrome bumpers. Engine compartment dEltailed . Wire wheels. Frame·up show car. Prrce $28.500.00 . Hill's Automotille Classic Car Rest orati on& Pa rts, Inc Phone 740 _949 _221 -r. Websrte: '"fWW.htllsresto.com 1965 Mustang Faltback Rangoon Red exlerlor: black interiOr. 6 cycle, 3 speed. air condtlton mg'. rad10. good driVel'. Rust free AZ car. Price : $19.000.00 Hill 's Aut ornottvEl Classic Ca• Aestoratron & Parts. Inc. ;?9670 Bashan Roa d, ~actne . Ohro 45771. PhOne 740 -949 ·2217 Webstle. www hrllsresto com i ._ ·v : • 969 5 6 Foot. 70 H.P. Johnson Motor with power 1111 and trim. New trolling motor_ $3.700 _ Call afle• .5:00 P.M. (304)675 ~ 7362 1994 650 Seadoo jel skt, 2 seater, w!tra11er. Some e ~<tras. $i ,650. Call' {740)256~9045 or (740)886· 1343. 1995 17 tt. Hydrosporl wrth tra•ter. 90 HP Johnson motor. ss prop, 2 depth tind - ms. lrolhng molm. c>ecllent shape $2 0001080 Cond ' 6268 i'\0\.Jt.R. "'t-lt.W, ~E.LF· !.ROUt-It::> tfl£ Y/>.RD.. "l mE. 1 ''-U.~~J.IJ.lj~~.l.:.l - . 22:~Ned. Good $D200.00 740-992- m E. SC.U'-PI<.OPE.LLE-1> MCHit:R! GRI\SS · IS PROP£Lll.l> YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Middleport, OH 1Ox 1Ox 1Ox20 992-1194 or 992·6635 " Middleport's only • Floom Addltlon•l Remodeling • New Oaragea • Eltelrltal & Plu"'blng • Roofing & Gut1trl • Vinyl Siding & P1lntlng • P•llo and POfeh Oeekt Self~ Storage'" W~~r~~~~.:~~epl V.C. YOUNG Ill IJoATS & Mcrrous ROBERT BISSEll COIIIST"UCTION ·New Homes • Garages • Complele Remodeling c~ ·--lii'OiiiRii""iiiiiLiiE_ ... . 2000 Kawasaki ultra 150 Jet ski. tow hciurs, with shorEl loader trailer $4900.304 675·6675 740·992·1&n Stop & Compare BIG NATE T HE GREAT a lliES K.N.OW WHEN IT ~ TIME TD SA.Y (;QODSYE, A ND THIS IMPORTS St. Rt.681 Darwi n. Oli 740~'192-7013 or 7-111 -992-:155:1 ll.'Hiockirtg In It· .\/o(k-1 Htlli'IJ.lll' I==~~~~=~ 8 11d .. lfl<·r .\., rkl'l /~J.rl'f Se~.: Br~.:n t IH' Rrian Whal ey M-Fri R:J0-:\:00 · Sal. H:JO-Noon Sun. C losed IS MV Tit1E I I ~EI\N , If RYAN HAD "NOWN WHEN TO HAN G UP HIS MA'iBE HE'D BE IN THE HALL ,. PEANUTS I NEVER GOT'? . 11-17-17·1275 ton (While supply Lilli • Excellent B•lanctd Ftrtltlnf 9-UREA · $205 1on top drese rour field cob meal with T.M. •tt. S5.751 OOib. b1g Airway 6 Rotowlc:k PIIIUrl renovltors rental•vailablt. • 18 spreader buggies available for usa • Airway pasture renovators and seeders . - --~ SUNSHINE CLUB available to rent. • Licensed agronomist on slaff available for consulting. Shade River AG Service, Inc 35537 Sl Rl 7 N ¥ Pomeroy, Ohio 4S}69 740-985·'831 2001 Jayco Designer Series 27AKS, 5th Wheel. Lots ot accessories $2,.000 GARFIELD ~~----~GA~R=F~IE~L~P~!~W~H~Y~~ I!) fHERE A FISH IN YOUR DI!:>H'?! 5.$9,000 (304)875·1 444 I'M REfURNING 1-l!M fO HI!:> NAfURAL 1-lABtfAT 0 ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH hU'RO\'EMENTS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional ldet1me guarantee. Local references furnishea Estabtjshed 1975. Call 24 Hrs (7 40) 446- · 0870. Roger s Basement . Waterproofing r--:===,....--, SHOP CLASSIFIEOS FOR BARGAINS Hill's Self Storage 29S70 Bashan Road Racine . Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Sizes 5'x1 O' 1 to 10'x30' Hours 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM l·l411 mo pd THE COURTHOUSE? High coat of fr.:rtlllz~r .ot you worried? 1994 Prowler 22 ft. sleeps 67, $5,500 neg. (740~645 4055 alter 5pm Bmm .. NEVER KNEW WHERE W~ERErS ·C'0 ., "ol H.\ It I ' ~E 1-lE WAS 601N6 : Now Available At BAlJ:\tl LUMBER Scorpion Tractors · "Taking Tlte Sting Ont Of Hard Work!" Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor wi th JOhp & '40hp Ku bota Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 GRIZZWEI:.LS MUI-IGH .I WAI-IT -soME amME t:HEE.;E AND -- label 42 Some woe layers 44 Trial balloon 45 Shower, handle Caesar's boast maybe the opponents rarely drop the blade, so his head stays aUached to his neck. First,!Mugh, look at the West hand. What would yo LJ lead against seven diamonds? Over Sout~ ' s one-diamond opening, West made a modern-sty le three-club weak jump overcall ; ·not Worrying about suit quality. Nortll cue-bid four clubs to say that lle loved diSmonds. East made an advan'ce sacrifice by jumping to si~ clubs. South doubled to warn his partner that his hand was bener suited to defense th an Ia offense. But North, who, despite the double negative, wasn't taking no lor an answer, jumped to seven diamonds. West sensibly led a trump. The club ace rated to be ruffed ; a singleton is almost never righl against a grand slam (but often sensible again st a small slam); and a spade was dangerous. The contract looked laydo•im. but there was a faint risk of- 1.1 heart loser. Declarer · drew trumps and castled hjs sp,ade tricks, learning that West had six clubs (from the bidding), three diamonds and . at least three spades. So, he had at most one hearl. South cashed dummy's heart ace, then called lor a low heart. and when East played low, declarer cor1fldently put in his nine . Seven diamonds bid and made. - by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher Cl)'ptC~grams are cr ea1ed lr001 QLJOiarrons ll'J famou~ people. past and priiSMI\ Each letter m the opheJ s lar.d~ fo1 a110the1 Today's cluB'. Y·equais M " X MP VXYWNHMPZP SWIOEVZFPN , GVZZA ow V 0 E L 0 W UN X MP ow U F 0 EN H V NNHWZXN ~ XFGLPRR, GZFNHFO W0 .X M P PTTPGX BZPPOMWINP PREVIOUS SOLUTION - Philosophy is doubt." - Michel de Monta1gne "Philosophy- the purple bulllinch in th e l1 lac tree." - T.S Eliot WOlD GAM I Ecliled ·~ CLAY R. POUAN lett&rl 0 Rearrange fo ur stmmi.lled of word~ low to lorm fo•ir J•mpl e VO ODRE I' I I 1· I' · again. LEO (July 23.-AuQ. 22) - Plans which are pertinent to your sell interests can be adva nced todaY thro ugh a frank and o pen discussion with a person ir1 the know who is likely to c ross your path. Make the most ol it . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept . 22) You coutd be more fortuna te than usuat today whore your material affairs are co nce rned . Apply yourself with full force. barring all outsiders. If yo,u're Ofl th e track to somethin g profit able. LIBR A (Sep t. '2 3-0ct. 23) - Through some form ol active. social Involvement wi th good friends today your outgoing and gregarious urges cpn be totall y gratified. Don't limit the group ~ the more the merrier SCOAI;" IO (Oct. 2.4- Nov. 22) Without doing anything really speci al or voicing any profound statements, but simply by baing yoursell. you'll command total rospect !rom ·p erson s with whom you find yourself associating . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0 ec . 21) Being A Saginarian . you can be just as happy curlrng up with a good booK AS going out on the town. Today, however. ger out and circu late becau se you' ll be a sm~sh with an nctlve crowd. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22 -Jan . 19) ~ A rise in status or station in life Is possibly in th e oiling for you today. 11 could be o promotion or a bonus of some krnd . or 11 just might be tremendous res pec t f rom peers in your caroer field . ', • AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - New wisdqm can 'b e oCqu1red today through an In-depth discussion WJth a person whose mind .you admire . You'll get that opportunity to do so todaY. so probe as deeply as you dare . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) There·s grea ter' fin ancial opponun ity around you today than usual through associotion s and co ntact with others . You co uld be particularly lucky generating earnings from a secon'd sour~e . ARIES (MEirch 2 1·Aprll •19) ~ Ctlprd co uld be focusing his anent ion on you today, so let llim have his way. If you 're s1ng1e. gat put and mingle If y6u 'Ht anached. plan Something !;:pociA1 for JUSt you end your loved ·One. TAURUS (April 20 -May 20 ) ~ Your reAl happiness will bQ found witllln your lamrly circ le today. You won 't need outsiders to tulfill your require ~ ments for co ntentment. only tho cozy surroundings of hea rth and home GEMINI (May 2 1-Jun·a 20) - II you have been hQplng .to launch a new venture or enterprise you've envisioned, th is m ight be the right day to do so. Lady Lu ck will be paving the way,by spreading rose pedals in your path . CANCER (June 21 -July 221 - It's quite possible today that a sum of mon6y could co me yqur way th rough Dame Fortune's Intervention . albeit In a rather circuitous ' route . 11 may be precipitated by a ratatl'o'e. , SOUP TO NUTZ CELEBRITY CIPHER -~::~~~:~~ S©\tJ.11J-~t.~~® By Bernice Bede Oaol SPIKE~'. '(OU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE PILOT ON THAT AIRLINE . HE WAS REALL'i STUPID~ .. mistake 36 Shade tree 39 Fast sled neighbor 22 Knife by"'' Put out your best in th e year ahead because relurns will co me to you in proport1on to the effo.rts you exp&nd and occasionally even greater. If you . pl ay thingq nght . you'll never hava to spend lime worryin g about money ~ Wl·1'r' SHOULD I PAY FOR A TRIP maybe 51 Goon the- 32 Make a 41 Complexion · 50 Galhers bit Thuradey, Aug. 11 , 2005 OF FAME! M'i .ATTORNEY AND I ARE 601N6 OVER TO J"HE COURTHOUSE TO SEE TI-lE .JUDGE . 49 Boxer, maybe 21 Md . 23 Part of target -... <Btrth<lo,y: i\IOLA.III MaroRHOMES Coleman Camping Traile r 12F1'. 2 King Beds. $4,995 call for Detail s (30~)675 173 1 bird AstroGraph . 97 Beech Street ~ 10 "t-<0 - l: C.(>..I'-\'i 1<.££1' UP .WI If\ ""' MOOCL' Hupp · G&R SANITATION J:~~61 Bailey Run RJ.. romero ', 01-\ i i<L'l'P Ymu Monel' Llli.'JJ II CAMPERS & ~'<OLD L~f'.\ . c.UTI It--~G. • , 18' Baytiner Capri Skimax. 1987 openbow with 150 hp. Mercury OB and tra11er: runs & looks great, $2975; call (740)992-0167 after 5pm or 74Q-41 6-4604 -,- - - -.-.-,o-s_B_e_s_s_ B-oa-,-.-, 17 lenl X 1Ox3() .Janel Jell'ers 33795 Hiland Road porne. roy, 0 h"10 :;;;;;;;;:;;~;~ BoATS.~&RSMALEomRS I 2003 Coecnmen 24FT. n. Bath , 'AC , Furnace, Sleeps 1980 Mercedes Benz :~~::;_ ~;,r;~;. Sedan. 4dr. 5cyl, D1eset sun~ roof. 150.000 m1les. excel· 77' Glastron Boat (304)675·4904 ~ock:y '•IR'J" l. ~71:24~6~ . -~~~-..., _13_o4_1a-,7_s_~2-24_e_-::-- A m~~ See. ~2:\2 Whaley's Auto Parts r THE BORN LOSER Pj, WI>-.':> [)(.~f>.-U~:i\lt-\G PU~f.\1~~ p-~ l BOUG\-\1 ,, . I •• MANlEY'S SElf STORAGE Pomeroy, OhtD ·vrx 740·992·4119 •· ' Weekly Tr"'h Scrvi" ~ yrs ofHcliahlc S"''icc 25 Years local Ex rlence 2000 Yamaha Road star Steer on your lawn and c'ruisar. 1600 CC. 6000 rece1ve an e~<tra $500 off our m11Els Loaded $7,500 phone ·already discounted prices. (30 4 )675~2793 or (304)593 ~ Limited :· time offer 5157 Car mlc~ael Equipment Inc. (740 )44 6· 2412 · 2002 · Harley OavidSOr'i WOW11 0% Fina ncing for up Sottall Deuce. many extras. Great shape, 5,000 mrles, to 50 moriths on qualifylng $t7,000 llrm. (740)441GX & X Series John Deere 9818 . lawn Tractors or No lntera.st. No Payments un til 2002 HO Soltail Deuce, January 1, 2007 on all new many el(tras including wide Premium lawn tractors with tire, chrome. Python Pipes John Deere Credit approval 7.000 fJllles. (740)446·2815 Carm tchael Equipment Inc. 2004 Honda 1300C. (740)446·2412. low miles. $1 ,500 in extras. IU\ \"o i 10il l \lUI\ 'black. $8,300. (740)288- Optional Upgrades Available; Argon Gas & H~at Mirror 5x 10 ~ IOx Io. 10 1<; )0 20 o~rator 74ll-'192·317~ MoroRC\'OJ•N z I INSTALLED , ro 101 Ul -·~ • 992-6215 wv ~~725 4 WHI<1~l..ERS I {740) 9tJ' ~t'rd.-.· mo.1·1 rrtd~r' ' 1 11 Vinyl Double Hung Phone X -• . $500 Demonstration BonusLet us demo a John Deere Trak or X Serr'es Alt-Whe·et l lu• .:!UH'ondMSu'ccr l•nmcrny. llH Ca,mlchael Equipmenl Inc. CO, PW. 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Tow Package , Lugg age Racks. $4,500 (304)773·5305 or (304)773· 590 5 :, .·~ S~NATDfl··· 'Q{~ A 1Yfll> IN Tt4~ tiANl> I~ wOilTt4 Ttlf' (Commercial .tod R ~ Jdtmtial ) Mowina. Trimm ing, Tree Trimming. A~ration, ~ert r liLation, Spray1ng of fence lines, beaf Removal, as well as small landscaping jobs such as planting and mulching. 1·800·291·5600 East Bridge is not . a game for cowards :r.'t.L TAlC~ Tt:l~ VlflGINIIt. Oil Owner: Jeff Stethem WINDOW SUPER SALE S p~~i~~ty ~ Clt1tdks • Bmkcs Pass ~ home 48 Workout FRANK & EARNEST Office: (740) 992·2804 Cell: (740) 517·6883 POWER WASH)N!i 11401985-4180 Db!. Nor1h 44 Dapper Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! Truck s DuJ ~rs oull Ca,mlchael Equipment 94 Blaze' LTTehoe SUV 4 3 j • Parts Service West Opening lead: ?? TRI-STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE ·liNDA'S PAINTING South coin 2 Ibsen 's magic word· Easl 4 1 Pedro's 16 Ago 3 Scuba silo 18 Jusla bH 4 Paris season 19 Eddy ,. 21 Spin 5 Lllerary 25 Microscopic miscellany animal 6 Cale au 7 Kan. ~ 29 Audlo·31 Guarantee neighbor 33 Michener 8 Obey novel · 9 Build on lo 34 More 10 Talk. expensive to a beat 35 Pluck 11 Erupt 12 Teemed wllh 37 Type o eclipse 17 Narrow inlet 38 Foolish 19 Ouenchoa Dealer: South f0r Filrm Equipmcm - r Inc . (740) 446·24 12. r TRUCKS Automauc. 2 Wheel ·orlve. ,'\.11\l "i t( )( h, ~0 Morris Equipment LLC. 740-742-2455 R • ° epa IrS 1997 Dodge Dakola SLT VB. I \In I s t t•t•t II-., ' !::;;:::::;"'i:;:;:;: r L---t·OiiNiiSiiAiillli.~io:_,.. across I rom Racine Lock & Dam, open 9-6 91osed 380 Llama hand gun & 1 0% Financing for up to 60 gwtar. amp, plus extras months on John Deere (7401208,0090. Round Balers. oo;, tor 48 1·German Broom Handle 30 months~ on John Deere cal prstol t-GormRn Luger Mower Condlttoners with 9mm p1stol !-German P38 John Deere credit approl/al 9mm prsto!. All 3 .like new Carm ichael Equipment Inc condr lion. Matchrng serral {740)446 ·2412. numOers w/elctra clips 16 FT Low Boy Trailer, Farm 55 .000.00 080. 740-992- or Titled for ~oad $850, 1575 (304)675-11 65 Bus h Hog. Goo d 4, Small f- Bedroom house 1n. _58_0_6_." -:-·-H-~0-"---­ tliflon WV S350 00 month Tara ' lownhouse .~300 . 00 Oeposrl No Pets. Apartments, Very Spacrous. 4>[)4-77 3-9192 2 BedroQmS. CIA . 1 1/2 Adult Pool & Baby ~;-;-;-----;Spac1ous '38 A. 28A. DR Bath ,. Leisa·s Antiques· boughtp . art $ 385 v10 15x22 LR. heat pump. 20 OOJ I~ Pa Iro, S, sold $1 1 Alllgalor Jacks Flea Plus min. to · Gallrpo ii!<IAIO No Pets . Lease ,, . Depos Requ,·ed Market . Rt 7, Pomeroy. turni I1 , . GrandP. No smokrng. no Sec u, 1lj lure, prrm1tives. bottles. mdoor pels. $500, rrrcludes (740)367 -7086 (740)992 ·5088 ·•I AKJ6J2 ¥ LAWN CARE DIVISION ______ - FOH RE:"'T + 13 Zonked out 14 Lamenled 15 Jokey 6 K 10 9 740·667-0700 1·888-HUPP234 -·~·-- IIO;\-II·:"' 9 H 7 AQ I A 7 52 South nNTATIV~LY, : 3BA, 2BA, hBrdwood floOrs, J\IOUII .E 6 1' • • ... A9B754 IIQ Jt a :\2 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins: Owner: Ronnie Jones • tNe sh Ele S500.'r'1on th :r:i~ posrt , references & applr• catron requrred Call : (740)446-7723. <1 30·9P rl,1 ~20 · + 45783 Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck . ~-A bedroom housl'! . near ______ • Tree Service 2 bedroom. new parn! & ca rAPART· pet. Nice. East err~ Ave Cifll BEAUTIFUL MENTS AT , BUDGET (740)446-7425. PR ICES AT JACKSON 2 .bedroom, stove/relngcra- ESTATES. · 52 Westw ood tor furnished. $300/mo OrJve hom S344 to $442 . · S 150/deposrt. No pets Walk to shop & movres Call : (7401446~906 I 740-4 46-2568 Equal Housrng Opportunity. • 3 BDRMS - 2 Batt> AM :House, Pomeroy - Ches ter Clean fwnrshel1 Apartment . • Afef) Oeposrt and 5325 rnorrth , rncludes water . S&ferererrce . 740-992- 4024 8efore 8 PM ------- .. J JONES' Apartment 1 700 SQ It $650. No pets Allar labia Oct. 1. {740)441 , 11 2<1 i-UK R b'T DOWN turned oa..to -us ., Vulnera\Jie : North -Soutl1 HOl 'St~ ~ ---· Wt.sl Tuppers Plains, OH !<'"''' 10 55 Atlaa abbr. 12 Twlaltd and North Anawer to Prwvlou1 Puul• WHI Phillip AI 1AKI'\-IENTS mw Rt·:l'.'r Puzzle Croaaword 1 I I I I I' I F Q MT 1 f-,--,-..,--,..,.-j I I; I ., '"' R' E A E S I:~ 15 I. I've notice that when youlre busy the hours s.peed by, bu1 if yOU have nOthing 10 dO minUtBS I l1 l--.-,-..--,~o::-· I . L-"-.....1.-.J-.-'---' I L y 8 RF E as!.- ~-- - -. 1----r-:-..--.--r::-r--i 1• II 17 I 0 Col"'ple:e 1he t~u~kln quoted by f111 1 o~ ir'l th!' moU1'lQ words · yov dev(!lop ttOIT' Jlep No 3 below . &\ PiltH NUMBERED LETTERS ' '.;1 IN THESE SQUAOES &\ UNSCRAMSlf IEmiS TO <:1 Get AN SWER ' SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS e-'- os Akimbo. Blush. Tease - Dolla r- ASK me ABOUT Some very cood advtce my Mom gave me , was thai I shouldn't tell my k1ds what I wouldn't want lhe neighbors to ASK me ABOUT ARLO & JANIS IT ~<E.MW LIKe . A GOOD IDEAAHH£ ftME'. ... HIS·A~D-H£~ ~E.MOT€. COIJT~OLS .' �. ' Wednesday, August 10,· 2005 www.mydai]ysentinel.com ·Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel . . Undrafted free agent Rideau shining for Browns Source: Cleveland,· Edwards nearing deal Rideau , able to get a contract out of who led hi s that, work and show up at Beaumont , practice. There are no guarTexas, high antees for him , but you do s c h o o I pull for guys like that -. BY ToM WtTHERS try and catch up," Crennel team to a guys like that who overASSOCIATED PRESS said on Monday. "'We are 36-0 record ac hieve and do i.t the hard going to he playing ga mes · Notebook and state way." c hamp iCrennel was asked if CLEVELAND _ The and we are not going to on ship as . a senior, signed Rideau will make it in the Cleveland Browns have have time to. •tr y to catch with the Brqwns on May 3. NFL. made progress in contract him up the way he needs to He arrived ~t training camp "I think there is a good · negotiation.s with rookie be caught up because we intent on proving he chance he ' ll play in thi s wide re ce iver · Braylon have to prepare for an league," he said. belonged. Edwards and could have a opponent. He 's just goi ng "I felt like I shoul d've With th e Browns, Rideau deal finali zed in the next 24 to have to deal with that been drafted ," Rideau sa iq. is the equiva len t of a col- _ hours, The Associated and understand that. That's "But see ing a> how it didn't lege walk-on. A guy who Press learned late Tuesday jus t the way it is whether 'night. it's Braylon Edwa rd s or work out that way, I go t a works baret, makes the chip o n my shoulder. I need sq u,ld ami eventually ·earns · Edwards, the No. 3 over- whoev·e r' " to come out and prove a scholarsh ip . At Kansas, all pick in April's draft , has · Whe n asked if Edwards Ric;lea u tried out but couldeverybody wrong." missed the first 12 days of will bi! on the bottom of the Ride;tu has benefited from n 't make the Jayhawk s hoop training camp in a contract depth chart, Crennel said: Edwards" absence by ge t- squad . Nonetheless, he had . holdout. Hi s agent, Lanlont ··Thank you." ting more repetitions . It ha s a distingui shed career at a Smith, is ex pected to arrive The Browns play their allowed him to ·dc.ve lop a ' school not known for its in Cleveland on Wednesday ex hibition opener on chemi stry with Cleveland's football program. afternoon to resume talks Saturday ni ght at ho.ine ·quarterbacks. Durin g .' th e Rideau hasn't won a spot with the team . a league against the New York te am "s practi ce on Saturday on Cleveland's roster yet, source with knowledge of Giants. night at Browns Stadium, and hi s odds are still long to the discussions told the AP Durin g hi s .ht\ ldout , Rid eau caught a 31-yard d.o so. But every day that on condition of anonymity. Edwards has been in New touc hdow n pass from fel- he 's still around, hi s The source said the sides Orleans working out 'With chances improve. · low rook ie Charlie Frye. do not have an 'agreement his father, Stan, a fo rmer " All I wanted to do wa s to Crennel said coaches have yet. NFL runnin g back. a soft spot for a player like come in and show everySmith and the team have Edwards set seve ral Rid eau. body what I could do,"· he been di scuss ing variou s schoo l re.cords during fo ur " He goes ag~in st the odds sai d. " And S\J far I've do[le deals-in the past few day s years at Michigan. The 6beca use he 's not expec;ted a pretty decent job of it . and have recently foc used foot -3, 2 11-pounder caught to make it," Crennel sa id . I've got a lot of room for on a fiv e.-year package for 252 pa~ses for 3,542 yards " He 's an undrafted free improvement and I can do Edwards, the type of bi g- and 39 touchdowns . As a agent and we brought · him even more ." play wide receiver th e senior, he won the in here for a tr yout. He was Browns have coveted since Biletn.ikofff Award. given coming back to the NFL in annuall y to the nation ·s t<ip 1999. wide receiver. Once E;dwards does get Edward s is one of three in camp, he's got some top picks not · yet signed. work to do. • Miami hasn't reac hed a First-year Browns coafh · deal with runnin g back Romeo Crennel has made"it Ronni e Brown. the No. 2 wrong message to eve ry one resume hi s duties with the er official in the commissionstation . er's office heard the appeals. clear that Edwards will overall pick. and Chicago of our constituents: the fans, Rogers turned him se lf in to In Rogers' cas~ . Selig both have to earn playing time. is st i II trying to sign runthe media, and our players." · Rogers was penalized for a police in Arlington, Texas : on issued the pena lty and also "Whenever Braylon gets ning back Cedric Benson, · videotaped tirade run e 29 misdemeanor assault charges heard the appeal. here, he's going . to have to the No.4 pick. and posted a $1 ,500 bond. He Rogers' suspension was when he came oiliO the field in Texas for pregame stretcll- also apologized to the cam- among the harshest penaltie s Notes: Royals Hall of ing and threw a camera to the eramen and fan s for hi s imposed by the commissioner's office for on-field conFamy 3B George Brett, who groun d. kicked it and threat- behavior. As part of the ruling, Das duct. Only the 30-day p,e.nalis a club vice preside!H, was ened to do more da mage. in uniform before the game One of the came ramen he sai d the· ga mes Ro gers ·ty given Cincinnati manager fromPageBl and threw batting practice. shoved. Larry Rodri guez of mi ssed could be. taken into Pete Rose in 1988 for push- · KDFW,TV, was treated at a aCC@nt if the pitcher fall s ing umpire Dave ·Pallone was Brian Tallet. who Indians score a run off short of any incentive clauses longer. Lee. made hi s first replaced hosp ital. . Jeremy Affeldt. Rogers is !l -4 with a 2. 77 "Whatever time that Kenny in his contract. big league appearance since Royal s designated hitter Union general counsel ERA for the Rangers, who served. I hope that he "s been Matt ·Stairs strained his left Jul y 21, ~003. He was abl e to addre>s. whatever Mic hael Weiner said Das are in the AL wild-card race. calf running the bases in the recalled on Jul y 26 from made an "expedited ruling" · He relieved in the All-Star issues he had with w.homever first innin ~. Joe McEwing Triple-A Buffalo but did not he had. and use the time pro- because Rogers' suspension game 011 July ·12 at Comerica hit for Stmrs, who is listed pitch before Tuesday. :.. The ductiv e ly,"" Rodri gue z said . was in effect. The union orig- Park and was booed by fans a s day to day, in the second Indians ure 13-5 sin ce Jul y 22. . inally appealed the penalty to in Detroit. ""I am surpri sed that the arbiinning. trator overruled the commis- Selig, then file.d a grievance and argued that the commi ssioner" s decision." KDFW new s director sioner broke precedent. In recent times, baseball Maria Barrs said Rodriguez was sti II going .throu gh med- disc iplinarian Bob . Watson ical treatment and had yet to imposed penalties and anoth- :BEREA (AI>)- There's a ed him to their rookie tryout rookie "wide receiver whose camp in April. . Right away, quickness, hands and leap- the slender wideout made ing ability have made him an impression with his long, the surpri se of Cleveland gangly str ide and willingBrowns' training camp. nes£ to go over the middle Another plus for Brandon and make a catch in a Rjdeau is that his contract is crowd. signed. '"He showed size and While Braylon Edwards. flashed some ability." the club's top draft pick, Crenne l said. "Enough to remain s elsewhere as the sig n him... · Browns and his agent hagThe Browns ard Ch icago gle over performan ce incen- Bears were the onl y teams lives·, roster bonuses, and to offer a tryout to Rideau, guara nteed money, Rideau, who caught 51 pas;es and an undrafted free <ige nt seven touchdowns while from Kansas, is turning being named hon orable heads with every move he men tion All-Big 12 as a makes. · se ni or. On d.rafl day, The rangy Ride au has Rideau. who finis hed two loo ked more like a seasoned receptions shy of the KU pro during the first weeks of school record, plopped himcamp than so meone rejected se lf in front of a TV and by all 32 NFL teams in ~ai t ect" by the phone for an April's draft. During almost · NFL team to ca ll and tell every practice, No .. I has him he had been chosen. done something spedal. There was on ly silence. On Tuesday, Browns ··1 thought I would go in coach Romeo Crenne l was the fourth round." he said. asked to name a player that ··1 guess sometimes things has grabbed hi s attention. happen or don't happen for "That Rideau kid," a reason. Can yo u imagi ne Crennel said of the 6-foot- sitting around and waiting 3, 200-pounder. "' He's done ' td hear your name and a .pretty good job, for a free you're hearing so many but agent." yours?"" A three-year sta rt er fu r The initi;;l rejection was · the Ja yhawks , Ridea u is tough on Rideau. But. while challengin g for a roster spot it brie fl y stun g hi s P\ide, it wi th the Brow ns. who invit - never stopped him . M:~ County Fair ·tion inside , today's Sentinel National Footpa/1 League cameramen . . Rogers will have mi ssed 13 games by the time . his rei nstatement becomes effective when he's Wedne sday, sc heduled to start against Boston at Fenway Park. Also, Ro ge rs· fine will be couverted to a charitable con- · tribution. The ruling , by arbitrator Shvam Das, followed~ hearing Monday in Chicago. "We always thought it was out of line." player>" union head Donald . Fehr said . "Were we surpri sed"' No." Said Selig: ""I strongly disagree with arbitrator .Das' decision today. lt sends th·e Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio CS Health Project sees 15,000 completed surveys SPORTS • Cincinnati sweeps Cubs at Wrigley. See Page 81 Palmeiro from Page Bl Committee - that he ne ver used steroids. That panel is whether .investigating Palmeiro committed perjury. · and has Palmciro"s pennis· sion to obtain documents from Major League Baseball about that test. In their letter, Stearns and Barton asked Selig a series of questions including when and by whom the Palmeiro .Reds from Page Bl ' and walkin,g none in seven. innings. "I couldn ' t say eno ugh good things abo ut him:· . LaRue said. '"He mixed his pitches up well and the main thing, he .kept the ball down in the zone.": · The Cubs are hitting .233 ahd have scored just 20 runs during their most . recent slide. They were seven games behind Houston in the NL wild-card race. going into , the Astros" game Tuesday night against Washington . Chi cago's pitching staff has a 5.83 ERA in that ti 1ne . ""We don't need to convince (media and fansj we're still in it," Baker said. "We have to convince ourselves before we can convince anybody. We've got a big game tomorrow and the St. Loui s Cardinals comin~ , so we certainly need to won tllis game tomorrow." Matt . Lawton 's two-rvn double with two outs in the second gave the Cubs a 2-1 lead. With one out. Corey Patterson reached on a bunt single and Henry Blanco followed with a single . Prioo'"s . sacrilice set up Litwton ·, hit. Sean Casey dqubled in the second and later scored on an error for Cincinnati . Griffey led otT" the sixt h with his 25 th home run to tie the game at 2-a!L Garciaparra "s homer gave the Cubs the lead again . ··1n my first two at-bats. I thought I hit the ball hard."' said Garciaparra ~ who aho grounded out twice and struck out once. ··Every day, . ever)'_ time you step up to tre plate . you wanr to hit the ball hard and try <md huild on it"" But Encarnacion's leadoff homer. his second of the season . tied it in the seventh before the Reds" outburst in the las t two innings. Notes: LaRue came into Government Reform .Committee Chairman Tom Davis, R-Va., and the ranking Democrat, Henry Waxman of California, introduced the Clean Sports Act. Both are based on the Olympic model and call for a two-year ban for a first offense and a lifetime ban for a second. · The Drug Free Sports Act would · give the secretary of commerce authority over sports' drug-testing policies; tlie other would give oversight to the White House dru g czar. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2005 • MEIGS • EASTERN • SOUTHERN - Be sure t . . Part Of Th. •o Be A S IS Yea~ Pecial Fall s s. Preview Ed;,jorts · . on! the ga me hitting .375 (6-for16) with three RB! s against Prior. He Went 1-for-3 agai nst Prior with a double . . ... Garciaparra"' wife, soccer star Mia Hamm. was in an at tendance . Former NASCAR champi on Kurt Busch threw out the first pitch and sang "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" on the same day it was announced .h.e is leavin g hi s Roush · Racing team to i11ove to Roger Penske 's team. Pafterson went J -for-4 in his return. .. . The Cubs sa id. Carlos Zambrano, who · left the game· early Sunday with a stitf back, will make his next start Friday. POMEROY - Renovation of the o ld Salisbury schoo l buil ding in to aq mini strati ve ottices for the Meigs Local School District is co ming ri ght along but won't be competed in time for the move be fore sthool opens on Aug. 22 ··we had hoped to be in and settl ed before now, but it l9oks like it will be sometime in Septem ber," said Superintendent William Buckley. The superintendent and school board members were at the building to check on the progress before thei r INSIDE • Study suggests · super-strict diet may block prostate cancer. See Page A2. • Terrorists will likely strike ng Tuesday night and to London's financial district, meeti rev iew the need for parkino senior police official says. lot paving. e The east win g of the buildSee Page A2 ing has spacious offices for • Young girl killed by the supcrimendellt, treasurer, falling tree at Boy Scout board offi ce and clerical percamp in New Jersey. sonnel. as well as a reception and waitinf! area fo'r vi:-.itors, See Page A2. · and storage space. In th e • Family Medicine. other wi ng are the restrooms. "See Page A3 a meeting roo m, a teachers break room, and addit iona l • Local briefs. storage space.. Drew Webster See Page AS Post 39, American . Legion. • For the Record. will continue to lea~e the gym nasium and ki tche n areas See Page AS of the bu ilding. • Regional gas prices . The double doors at the jump to new highs. . fron t of the building have been removed, the en trance See Page AS closed off and the canopy • Jurors still deadlocked over highway shootings case. See Page AS BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ' A ' WEATHER POMEROY - Jennifer Menchini Kirby, RN , MSN. currently vice president and ch ief nursing officer at Good in Samaritan ' Hospita l Baltimon;. Md. and chief nur>e of the Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron . De! ~nvure National Guard with service in Afghanistan. bas won a national nursing awarc.l Details on Page A2 New Driver? ·previous Accidents? Lead Foot? Call us. 113 W. 2fld Street 992-S479 Q Nationwide• On Your Side • ADVERTISING DEADLINE- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17f 200S - S:OO P.M. · Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 · For More Information ' ~be 1JBatlr ~enttnel , The Lubeck site in itiaHy www .C 8HealthProJCC;. org . hanukd about 50 part1ct- Part1c1pa1m are "ill cncnurpants per day, but is now aged to compkte the scrie' of .schedu ling as many as 90 health hi ., tory que sti ons eac h day. online if possihle. to :~c c e l e r'"Considerin g the ·enormity ate the procc'< . of "Cllin" of the project. I fed we have them into the systcn~ more had .a successful start and wi ll qui ckly. The proj ect h; IS con tin ue to perfect the reqested that onl y those wi thprocess." said Su .san Arnold, out internet acce" cump lcte one of the ad mini strativ e the pap.er for111 . directors. · Customers in tl1e Pnmernv The question naire. wh ich is Village , Tuppers Pl ain ; the fi rs t step in participatin- Chesler and fou r other water g1n the health soudy designed di stri cts along the Ohi n to gather da ta for the project. River are eligi ble to part ici- · was first available only pate in · the C8 Hea lt h onl ine at Project's study. Each p;11·tici-· or a lawsuit <mai nst buPunt over the,prese'nce of C8 in water supplies and the settlenlc nt directed that a com mu nity healt h project be completed to collect data to determine if 11 probable link ex ist> h~ tw ee n ex in drinki ng water and human disease. . · POMEROY Meigs County Senior Cen ter Al"l i v iti ~ .s Director Debbie .lone' realizes that not all sen iors plan on or iUe able to ancnd the upco ming Me ~gs Count v Fa1r ami dec ided to brin g -some of the fai r to them in the fnrm of a pie hak ing , , . l2 PAGF.S Calendars A3 Classifiecls B2-4 ~omics . Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials' A4 Pla~es to go A6 Sports , · B Section Weather e 200,5 Ohio \' u ll~y The Pomeroy High School graduate of 1968 with nursing degrees from Ohio State University of Columbu s and Loyola University of Chicago, is the daughter of Jacqueline !VIcnchini and the late Rcnzo Mcnchini of Pomeroy. Kirby received the award from the AONE lobtitute for Patient Care Research and Edtlcation, an affi liate of the American Organization of Nur;,e Executives. TI1c national awards honor nur>e leaders whose accomplishments in the areas of leadership, service and sd10larship arc wonhy of , the AONE Inst itute's highest nx ognit ion·and celebra1iOn. A2 Since conoinu to Good Samaritan in 2001 , Kirby ha' Publi,.hing Cn . mcnts induding reducing 1hc made striking accnmpli..,h - c on t e~t. The contest will take place on Tuesday. Aug . 16. Pies must be at the center bv 10 a.m. for the JUdging W'hich wil l be~in at l 1 tl.l.l l. Rock~prings Reh,tbilitation Center qonatcd prizes for five. first pbce pies. five. scl"ond place pies and the HoefUch/ photo Me1gs Local Board of Education members look over some ce iling work being done at tile Salisbury building where the district"s administrative offices will be moved , probably in September. He re from the left, are Mark Rhonemus. treasurer, Roger Abbott, Victor Young, Norman Humphreys. Scott Walton, and Ron Logan, board members, and Superintendent William Buckley. coveted h~ s t 111 sl1mv. First am.! ' econd places will be ;t\\'ard~~l in till.' c11egori es :. of i"rtul. one :111d two crust. crumb cru..,1. nut pies. and torn down. . The main $355.000 Jrom the p~rma n e nt ' tep in completing the proentrance wi ll now be from improvements levy wh ich jel"t." said Buckley. ""and the parking lot in the back. we nt off the tax dupl icate last when it :s all fin ished that\ An of the heating and cool- D~cember for the project. . when wc" ll movc in ,·· For many years the district ing equipmen t has been The ori gi nal bi ds came in installed, the partitions are in well under that figure at ha., paid $.,00 a month for office .space on the second place. the walls in the rooms $260.503. and hall s pai nted, and ceiling Si nce then the board has . r! om of the Pomeroy an · additional Municipal . Building. The tiles are being installed. The approved glaled tile in the hall way will $26.354 I(Jr window rep lace- need fl1r handicapped accc' re main and the tloors there as ment, and at Tuesday night\ - .~ i bk spat:t: for o.u.Jm in i:-. tn.1 ti vc well as in all the offices wil l meeting approved Jlll)ney for otlic~s hat.l ion!! been rcco!..!· be carpeted. paving the parking lot at the n1zed hv the lloard r1f All 34 . of the windows in rear and the road around the Edttl'i.ltioJl so wher1 the new the b'!ildin g are to he building. Cost of the pavement ekmcntarY ~c h ol) ] opened replaced to save cost on heat - is estimated at $2X,!KXJ. not 1wn years ag o and t ilc ing and cooli ng. Bren Mar of including some ''dirt work"" Sal i..;bttry building wa ... vacatJackson is the general co n- whic·h has to be done bet(Jre • ed. it was decided In rcnova tr that structure and cct out of tractor on the project. The the paving can take place. ' board had originally set aside ""The paving is the final .rented space. l.f'Carn or l'll ~t ard pic~. w hi ~.:h will he folltl\\cJ hy a ~s t in Please see Seniors, A5 Racine man arrested on drug charge BY "BRIAN J. REED .BREEO<•MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM J RA( INE ·~.A Racine man \\as iiiTe :-. ted Satun.lay un charge:-. of ros se~~ion of crack coc aint• and hav ing physical co nt ml of a moh)r vehicle fa~·ility to"' conduct nur~ine IRB approved studies. and whik under the. inllucnce. implementctl scrv ic.:c improve- · A ct· nrdllH! 'to -Racine ment program s tll enl1ance M<t"r;hal 'curtis Jones .• pat ient sati , facti ll n. which . Patrolman Richard Wamsley increased .,cores by 111ore than arre sted Matth ew Dillard. 40 percent. This -spring. the 46. llf Apple Grove/ Dorcas hosp ital has submiucJ doctJ- Rllad .afte r anon ymous calls mentation for Mc.\Cnct St ~ltus. ,were reccin~d about hi~ reckthL: highc ~ l honor i~1 nur~ing . k~~ dri \' 111!.! . For all of the ' c cllll rt s. \V;un , lc ~ arrested Dillard G<><'J Samari tan Hn, pit; li at Hill ·, ·c itgo in Racine. wu ~ rcn~ ntl y ranked the hi gh- I an d hi -. ' c hicle wa~ towed to e st ~c or i n g hll\ pltttl for nur'c Ri"cr-. JLk Auto. \Vhil~ there. rctenuon on ~tan IMilli ·· 1 .un ,l .l one' ' a" l. DillarJ" s ,chicle 111 complete ' liPP'"·t ,md \l"l") I \\ a' " ",trL· hed . and Juring pODuJ ut knnite r ,md her . the "~ ar c h . he a ll eg edly · entire nur~ in g d i\ i~ inn ." ;,ay . . . ! t' llll'rc J hi-. \·ehil'le and Lawrence 1\1. BeLk. prl' . . idcnt 1 att¢mp tc d 1t1 remo ve a pi ll o f Good Samaritan 'Ho.., pita l. hott k frn m hi~ lru'-·k . " I bd ic' c one ri.Hll lU I find a ,·\t'lcr ,, hrid - -.tn.H. !Yle with hct tc r k;~tkr nor a hcttc r Dill;u·d. \\'anhle) Ji ~covcred 1 pl:.tcc tn he a nur-.L-... n~u.: k ,,:ot.·ai nc ·i n the pil l boule. Kirb y j.., a . rc~ id c nt nt" After hl'ing charged . Dillard AnnapnJi,. Mel. Her IIHHhc1 wa, l't" lca, cd and ordered to lo ve, thcre\ mh her. appear in Meig' County Court G()(1U Sa_maritan Ho . . plttl. .a hc cau-.c thCrc wa.., no jail member nt MedStar Ik alth. " 'par,· tn hnt"'' him. . Jennifer Mt:nchlnl Kirby, RN , MSN ~~ JJ ~)·hc.J n.mulnm i ~~ teach "1. am l'x'l'oming , .CI)' conmg taclln y l<x:atcd . , 1 no1i h-. cemcd al'<>u l th0 limited jail lio~pital"s nurse vacancy in the gram~ that wmliLI fo..,ter new 1 e a~ l BallmHH T. \\ 1th ( L' lll L' r "' '-J101L'!..' and. till' prnhkH1S it eretirst year from ~2 'k to 5'7r and n·urscs. a~ well a~ e-nhance proof Excl.'lk ncc in ()t1 h\lpcdiL· . . . aiL'" fqr l ~ t\\ enforl'Cment." tumover rate from IWk to less tes~ ional de n·lnpment to keep rhculna tol Pt:) · rc h.lhilit;liHill, .h)t1L'" -..1id. " ( hope Sheriff than I%. ,a,·ing GooJ ~urrent m1r~c~ ~H the ht.l ~pi ta l. and renal care. the h<'>pllal lkegk i' able "' re-open the In addition she h:h hclpc'J . . cn·e . , pt'<.l pk tllro u ~ hou t hx:al j ai l . ., non. hel'au~ we' re Samarit'Ul $4 million in agency co, ts. She bmught in personnel . 'tall de,·eJop nu rs ing rc,carch ~t a ry land . the ~lid - A tlan t ic no" k<l\ i n ~ niminab on the to develop partnership' with which made Goo<.l Samaritan and imc rnati omdl) in th,·;c· puhiLic " h~n they ,hould be hx:hl·d up . ..,lH.:h a ~ in t-his case.'' area c<'>llege' to· d~wtop pro- tile lirst Balti111mc McdStar ad ,· : lll l'~ d ~JJCC i a lt H..'> I ' . I pant wi ll he paid up to $400 to participate if they meet eligibil ity reqt1irements. Project direc tors hope to tcq · '" many a' 60:000 in thei r attempt to deteroi1ine if there is a li nk between C8 exposure and health prob· le1m. The project is the result , . BY BETH SERGENT BSERGE NT@MYDAILY SENTINEL.COM Pomeroy native wins.national nursing award 2 'SE<.TIONS - PO<Mtoy JEFF WARNER Grand ~ark Dr., Sui te 201 in Vienna, W.Va. The project is also about 10 POMF.R,OY . - ·Paper open its second mobil e testcopies of the surv.ey' being ing unit. in Belpre, on Aug. conducted hy the C8 Hea lth 15, and plans call for the proProject arc now avai lable to ject to open another in ·those wit hout intern et Pomeroy later thi s month. access, and the project staff The Pomeroy testing unit will have begun calling pa rtici- be located in the parking lot pants to schedule appoint- of the former Veteran' ments at the project's Memorial Hospi tal. . mobile un its. · To date. over 15".000 · The paper copi es of the . online 'ques ti on na ires have survey are available ;through been su bmitted and those the first modular testin g 'site people are now being called 111 Luhcck, W.Va .. or at the for · appointments at th e Brookn1ar o ffi ce ·at 417 mobile units in their area. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HO EFLICH@MYDAILYSENTI NEL. COM INDEX ·' To find out more about our auto InsuranceCall me ...Stop by.. .it's your choice! BREEBY ~RtAN J. REED D@M DAtLYSENTINEL.COM .Meigs District faces moving delay into new .offices Alternative planned for Parking lot . seniors unable paving added to attend fair to project Crown tests were admini stered , when "the positive res ults were known , when Palmeiro and the ·public were. informed, how the arbitration process worked and whether there are any furth er penalti es or ohligations on the player after the suspension is concluded. "It appears the current penalties under the program will not deter even those players with the most to lose." the law makers wrote. Stearns proposed the Drug Free Sports Act. wbile 'House Dozers Phil Dirt and .. conungto Middleport, A6 ·' Kenny Rogers reinstated by arbitrator NEW YORK (A P) Kenny Rogers was reinstated Tuesday when an arbitrator ruled that co mmissioner Bud Selig went too f3 r by suspending the Texas pitcher for 20 games and 'fi nin g him $50,000 for shov ing two .. . • .-·--·• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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