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This deul Is u good test for a potential graduate. How should declurer try tu land five diamonds despite three losing spudes In .CELEBRITY CIPHER cuch hand'. West by Lui• Cllmpoe lcuds the club queen. Ctltbrlly Clplltr OI'IDIOIIIIml Ill -led fiOm ququollolllltoiDO!JIII, loy lamoul First comes deduc· - " • put and pitaln1. looh lolltlln lilt alpl1tr alllldlloi lfiOihtr· Todly'l Diu.: 0 tqiMit W tic!~ 1 then subtraction. w hut deduction do you make from "DV VDG IIDVOX OZKL ZCI WeM's .lcud7 Right .. · . he hus no spudes. PKD HY LUll ZG LMUGX," • What deduction do you mukc when Eust TJVIUIUJX XIMJX drops the club king "UL PKD YG HVDGl" under dummy's ace7 Right .. it is a single· PViUD TYOGII ton. But just to be on the safe side, at trick PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Bportl lethe toy department of hu-, two, ruff a club. man nr•.• - Howard CoMII "Nev•r anewer an anonymoua leiter.•- Yoatllel'll When Eusl does dis· .'' curd, you know West bcl!un with seven --r.-n-.·,·tu·.~~--~~~~~~~~--·w·a~.~. dubs und no spades. ,UUIII 0\!ool IAMI . Now you draw trumps, learning that O Alarra"SI' lltflfl ol tke West had two. By four ~erombltd word1 bt· subtraction, you cuf· low to form four llmplt word1. culute thai West be· ,$an with four hearts. T 0 R P U 0 ,.. The wuy home should 1 1 be clear. Cash the I I 1 I 1 ' heart ace and over· take the heurt queen with .dummy's king. If Eust drops the juck, I duim all 13 tricks. Jhe I In any bock· However. when East plays low, continue R U M A N r, store are the cookbook and the 4 1 1 1 .. diet book. You buy a cookbook to with the heart 10 and 1 discard a spade. ~====· ~ the tell how to prepare the food 1nd West wins with the ~diet book to tell how ••• to •• N E R E R T . • it. · heart juck and· leads the club jack, but you 8 I I G) Com~lllt rht chuc~lt ·quoltd bv filling In tht milling word• discard a second . 1. . . . . vou dtvolop from lltP No, 3 bolow. spade, leaving West PRINT NUMBERED LfTTERS IN trapped. Whether he THESE SQUARES leads a heart or a club, you win the UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO 8 GET 1 ANSWER • trick in the dummy and divest yotirself of · ICRAM-Lnl ANSWIIS the lust spade. . I P-EANt!TS. "(OV START BV 51TTIN6 P IN VOliR SOCKS ! I TUESDAY I I I I I I :::f.. ,. I I I · I NutmeQ • Mouth • Droop • Hybrid • MY MOTHeR JULY 21 NEWSPAPERS Cove< All The Mo/01 ~Ill Woman In line at bank: "I' still give money to my grown children. When d~e It end?' 'Don't aak me, • the man behind her said.' I'm here cashing a check from MV MOTHER.' , ' you. Depend upon yoonoit to hanl!le your oblisallon• and respontibililia. . PISCES (feb. 20-March 20) •• Don't depend on Lady · Lw:k to be there for you today where your financial or com· mercia~ interutJ are con· • cerned. Move caulloutiy In lhete areu and don ' I take any gamble•. ARIES (March 21·Aprll19) .. unrOrtunately. your .eir-e.. leem and 1elf·a11urance may be a bit rraal!e today, cau•inl you to be a late ataner. You may lose your chance at an opportunity you took ror aranrcd. TAURUS (April 20-May · 20) •• Hearlna.Onit inaide In· formation ana knowlnf what to do with II are two entirely different thinp. Unlm you undemand the latter, 1uccat may be denied you today. *' OEMINI (May 21·June 20) •• Severe diaappointment could Jet in today If you plao:e all value and upectallon . upon lhinp or a material na· lure. Happine11 oeeun 'by , placins your faith In people and ideaf1. •' McConnack headI Rutland C~ehlrt celebration· • Lesion base!>all. 81 Sentinel ofRce dosed 'lhursday for holiday So thl\l cmpltlyces of the The ·Dully Sentinel muy spend lhc Fourth of July hnlld11y with their fumilics , the Sentinel's husiness office .~ will he dosed Thursduy. · ' The newspuper. hnwcvcl. will puhlish u Thursduy edition. whi~h will be plucccl in rucks und dcliv· crcd lu subscribers us usuul. The Scnlincl will resume regulur business hours. K u.m. Ill 5 p.m... 1-'riduy. Deaths ' Hart, 79 . James Doreen Paoletti, 68 Dltllla. AJ BY CHAIIWII HOINCH MOEFLICHeMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM RUTLAND - Oul~xy recording Ohioans head to W.Va. to buy smokes artist Lee McCormuck will be tho feutured enter· ~-----. · BY MARK HALLIURN POINT PLEASANT. W.Vu. - Lurry Curter of Cheshire ·kll(iWS where he will be buy· ing his cigurcttcs from now on - und it won't be in Ohio. Suid Curter. "I won't puy thi s h\ll. · Nt>t when I cun suvc 3 I cents u puck in ·West Virginiu." Ohio luwmukers lncreuscd th~ tux on dgurcues hy 31 ccuts per puck July I in un uttempl to help buluncc the b.udget. Joe Andrews. 11 spokesmun for Oov. Bub Tuft, cxpluincu thut u $7H I million deficit pro,lccl· cd fm flscul ycur 2003. which begun July I, wus the rcuson l(u the increase. "The si!IIC revenues were down us 11 result of the stock murkel unu lhe economy In ttenerul," Andrews cKpluincd. "We hud to find u wuy fltr gcncruting some ongoing revenues. We ulso hud to l'ind u bill thut would puss through the lcglslu· ture." · The Ohin s11les tux ruises the price of 11 curlon of numc-brund cigarettes to ubtiut $40. The tux Is designed to ~:~cncrlllc ubout $238 million In revenue In the 2003 fiscul ~cur. ·. Jim Chuvez of fobncco King In Point Plcosunt hud u simple messugc for Curter unu other Ohioans. Plun ••• Tlx. AS ' . Ohio lawmakers increased the tax on cigarettes by 31cenls per pack . July 1 in an attempt to help _ balance th.! budget Joe Andrews, a spokesman fOf • Gov. Bob Taft explained that a 1781 million deficit projected for fiscal yeqr 200Jr which began July 1r was the · reason for the increase. tuiner ut Rutlund's fourth oJ July celebration. McCormack, who has opened for entertainers such us. Oury Alun und Kenny Chosnoy. will IItke the stugc ut 7 .p.m. He comes 10 Rutlund under sponsorship· of the Rutlund Volunteer Fire Depurtment um.l several MCCORMACK other loc.ul businesses . . lmmedlu t e l~ fo!lowlng tho concert, ubou1 I I p.m., hreworks will begin. ' Entcrtninment will l>eglu utnoon whh me Rock:N.Country Cloggors followed by Bluogruss entertuinnlcnt sturtln11 ut I:30 p.m. , . "Amerlcu Stunding Proud" Is the theme of the purude. which will pull out from Depot und Brick s_treets, truvel through town; und end ut Beech Gruve Roud .. Lineup will be ut 9 n.m. At II u.m .. win· ners In· several cutcgorlcs will be unnounced und trophies presented ut the stugc In the Firemcu's Purk ncur the Ruilund Civic Center. • Throughout the doy, there will be aumes · und othcr'uc[lvitlcs for the kids. Bingo will nguin be featured nlon~ with u cruise-in cur sliow and a "·grudiJe mutch IUII•Of· wur between 11re departments. · . ·The flremt'n will he serving f'ot.xllt\clml· ing whut hus become known us the "world fnmous roust beef' ulong with other food and treats. . • .Have fun, be safe .on Johnson - Weather High: 90s, Low: 60s · Oltll11, A2 . .. Lotteries · retires from DJFS the ·water Bv BIIIAN J. AIID BREEDOMVDAILVSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - When Effie Johnson began working as a typist at the Mei~s County Welfare Ohio Department 111 1972, she hud no MtpMllllon1: 14·22-32-35·44 Idea she would still be there 30 luckey• S: 6·9·10·33-37 yeurs Iuter, or thut she would be Mtll IIIII: 6 Pick J: 2-8·8 remembered so kindly by her coPick •: O·3-9·1 workers when she decided to retire. Pick s day: 1·0·4 Johnsnn will leave her liost as a Pick • d1y: 8·4·0·8 clerical supervisor in tne food stump office at the Department of Vl11tnl• Job und Family Services on Friduy. Dilly J: 6-9·t and wus h~red by the agency und Dally 4: 1·6·5-6 its emplo>;ces at u luncheon on Ca•h 15: 1·8·15·17·20.24 Wednes, day. · Meigs County Commissione.r.Jrm Sheet~ presented Johnson with 11 resolution from .the Board of Commissioners in appreciation fqr her contribution 10 the agency and 2 hctiDM - 12 ,.,.. the 30 years of NCrvice she has Calendar ' A5 given lo those Meigs County resi· ·Classitieds 83·5 . dents who huve needed her assis· Comics 86 and the assistance offered by OearAbby AS tance the agency through the yeurs. Editorials A4 . The agency's employees present· Movies A3 ed her with a gold watch, a bou· Obituaries A3 quet, and other gifu and cards. They also overwhelmed' her with Sports 81 ·3 praise for. her hurd work _ and her Weather ·. A2 kindnes.~ toward others. C 2002 Ohio VIlli)' Pubiii!JinJ Co. ·we•t Index WedneAduy July 3 2002 LJB'RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • Tite timing 1'" ripe/or you 10 • If you team up wllh people make thole I.)'PC! of lifestyle who do not feel the tame change! you vc hecn hop! na 1en.e or ur1ency aK you do re_. for. Thl1 I! bCcauHe Hometime aordtna a common soai, thl1 in the year uheud. you'll rec· portnerthlp arrangement may ognize whut nced110 be done be a hindrance. . und how to do it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. CANCER \June Zl·July 22) 22) .. Adi!!Ortcd IICniiC of pri· •· You'll omy ha~e yourselr orllieJ may put you behind to hlume today Hhould you the eight ball today lr you undereAilmure your opponent• wa11e a lor or tfme on in1ig· and be denied Aucce!!. You're nl ncanr maueu and Isnore no( the only one with talent. thon thina• rhat are really Cancer. treat youneif to u important. birthday gift. Send for your SAOITIARIUS (Nov. 23· · AAtro-Oraph prediclloM for Dec, 21) •· II'& nice to be a the year aheaq by mailiAI $2 aoo~ auy or aal today, but , and un SASE 10 Auro.Qri!_Ph, ilon 1 be pre1umptuoua about C/o thiJ newApaper, P.O. Box voluntecnna to 11elp another J67. Wickliffe. 01-144092. Be with a taJk you're ill aure 1o Alate yoor zodi"" IIJn. equipped to handle. You can't LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) ·• depend on that perton to You will repeal umiatake you leach you how to do what often make if you let your needa dol'!&, inrotion1 and fee1ln11 Jain CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. lhe upper bond , Only-lol!ic 19) .. Even If you feel a bi! und oound reoaoning will pre· tuperior 10 oomeone with vall. . whom you have deallnaa, VIRGO (Aug, 23·Scpt. 2t) don '1 allow it to manifeot in •• ·Someone on whom you· re your behavior. You may countina for a apecial favor Ia · come off 10 othera •• beina not a siX! from Mount Olym· haufl!try. pus, but just an ordinary per· · AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Feb.. son like your~elf. Exceuive 19) •· O!hcn will feel very re· el'pectatlonA invite diup· tentfu I of you I( you pre11ure pomlment tuduy, rhem lnro doins 110merhins for "I won't pay this tax. Not when I can ·.save J 1 cents a pack in Kist Virginia. 11 Ltrry Ctrttr, ioAur I ' • -. - . Hometown Newsp.per 17 l.ly low 11 ln!Wiar deMit ,. Pipe IYDt 17 Cllll timber · II VIPOI' 10 Army dude It IIIII II KLM dllum K COflllll -17 l!opl pronoun II Tllflllll Right thought HE 'DQN'T~ · IT Melp County's IS Htnhoull U Wont of . . .AKQH 'I • J n I • t I t II • ttl • QJIInl• K KQJ · 11 Qlvt-try t .., t A .. I Hoodelll • ._._ :: 5:\::."" .... · - ' • == PHILLIP ALDI:R w•• , Nlddleport blood d.tve • Tuttdty1 July 2, 2002 IY TONY M. WON TLEACH!IIMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM THANK YOU - Effie Johnson ~ second from left, we• honored with e lun· cheon Wednesday on her retirement !rom the Department of Job and Family Services. Commissioner Jim Sheats, lett, preaented her with 1 proclamation recognlzln& her 30 yeera ol service, end DJFS Director Mike Swisher, rlllht, presented her with 11 &old watch from the employ~rea. Barb Shuler,. former welfare illrector, who hi rEid Johnson In 197~. Ia eleo pic· tured. (Brian J. Reed) ' "Effie has chullen~ed me to be Johnson was responsible for typins · better than I 'would ave been if I us many as I ,SOO applications in o had not known her," DJPS Director Io;duy period - on a ty~wrl~r. . Michael Swisher .leid. "Shc:s been Now, . food stump ben~u are I!Ood for the department,·and she's accessed by clients on a It card been good for the people ,of Meigs known as the "Ohio Directions" County. · curd, which makes it poa•lble for "We're very lucky to hove had ; clients t9 a~cess t~elr benefits with· such a dedicated employee." · out vlsltrna the office. Much has changed in public wei· "There have been muny chunaea, fare since Joh!l8on began 30 years but thoHC changes have been for the ago. Not only has the agency gone better,".JohnSQn saiit.. "It has .been from the "welfare" office to the rcwardtn~ wor~ help•"$ those In Department of Human Services and . need. If had left here without any· now DJPS but the day·to·day work one from the asency ever say ins has chang~ ·too. 'thank you,' I would have had the When sh; besan us o typist. many 'thank Y048' from clients.'' POMEROY - The Fourth of July week· end can be one of the busiest boat ina week· ends of the ~ear. and due to the heavy traf· f.lc on the Ohio River, officials with the Ohio .Department of Natural Re~ourccs (ODNR) nrc remindina Mcias County boaters-of severul Important practices that can keep ihem Hafe when plying the water· ways. "The busy Independence. Day week 11t1racts thousands of boaters . to Ohio's lakes, rivers and streams,'' said Jeff Hocdt, chief of the ODNR Division of Watercraft. "To. help assure" a safe and enjoyable boating experience, we arc urains all boaters to take a few minutes to review basic boatiniJ safety," he added. Accordlns to ODNR Atatl8tlcs, nearly 80 percent of ull Ohio boatlna occidents In 2001 involved operator controlled factor•. Chooalna not to wear a life jacket. boatlns under the lnfluenQe of alcohol or drua•. operator inattention or careles&ness. speed• Ina. ond fallina overboard were the lelldlna cauHCi of boatlna accident&. · · The Division of Watercraft offen the fol· lowlna boatlna tips for the July 4th holiday period: • when taklns to the water, always wear ......... ~.AJ River Recreation Festival ' The 37th Annual River Recreation Festival . will be held in the ~1/ipo/is City Park July 4·7. . Free screenings and health information will , be available at the Holzer Medical Cenler Wellness Wagon. Schedule~ ~steel daily. loolcing .for ~I • ---- .. 'j M E 0 I CAL C E'N T E R Discover the Holzer Difference·· . I www.holzer.org • • '{ • �a PageA2 OhiO The Daily Sentinel Wtchtudlf July· :s. 2002 llluftday. July 4 ot'f S30 employees and consolidating uranium operations at Its sister uranium enrichment plant In Paducah, Ky: . · · The workers eovet-ed under this announcement are ~xpected 10 come from the plant's transfer and shipping department, which employs workers who mix the enriched uranium to the correct intensity and ship It to the cus• tamers. i)Qpll!tllll.'llt of l.tlbor slm\1.\\d tluu import-yl years ofjob tfolntng. or these workers, about 275 are expected to keep their jobs for another of enriched urnnium from old Russhm 15 months thanks to a de•l reached wnrhe11ds cootributed to u dcdlne in suics . , , · und llroductlon nt the . Pl'n1smouth terrorists. the plant s operator, U~BC recently between USEC and th~ Bush . Onswus Oltfuslonl'luntlnl'ikcton..Ohio. Itt( .. b~y.s the Russ inn fuel and sells 11 to ·administration over the Russian · fuel. which In tum 100 to luytttl's. U.S. llllhtles. The recycled Russiun fuel About I65 workers a~ expected to lose "It's u benefit tluu we thlttk the tlccounts for roughly half the enriched their jobs this ye11r when the company · employees obvlouslr, quuHfy for," suld uruttium used by U.S. nuclear plants. moves Its sl\ippinl! operations to Suickltmd, D·Ohlo. 'It Is hi@hly unlike·. A~~ordlng to the Lubor Ocpnrtment,. Paducah. ly thut th~ plunl would ever have been tiU workers who lose their jobs ul\er "Our lirst priority at the Portsmouth !:lo.~~ Wi!N It not t'tlr th\1 Russlun mute· June HI, 2002, will oo eligible for up to plant must be to save jobs, but hopeful· rl"l und th~ ~oiuhtuoo lmptlrtutlem of 52 weeks or uo.ldltlonul unemployment ly this assistance will help those who this nuuerlul. bene tits U)td up to two years of job may lose work," snld Portman, R-Ohio. The Paper, Allled · lndustrial, Thruul!h tho "mc~11tons tu truining. mcl!uwutts" pru~rnm. dcsll!ncd to keep USI::lC shut down most Its work ut Chemical & Enel'!lY Unlop Local 5·689 botnb·l!rudaurunlum out orthc lmndsof the liiketon fuclllty u yeur Ui!O, luylnl! had requested thCinvesllgation. . IV MA~IA Rut.Oit to ..&..· I,..&. •• WASHINGTON - About 440 ship· "'"""'wing l1nr WlilfK plna and lfftnsl"$r worktrs .who~e \'nbs . Qepottrnent on wotfnn who are unctt'lllln ill Ohio's Ul'llllillll\ enr ~h· loSe their~ otter June ,~ ment P.hlllt will oo ell~lble tor uddeJ 002, ...111 _,. .:b•- for uncmployn~nt IISSistnnee, ltcps. Rob 2 Will tflg11 If: Up {0 . Ptlrtlllllll lind 'IW Strit:klnnd nnnoun~ed 52 I!W!elcs of oddltioMI unem1\~~d~yinVI!SiilltUion by th~ U.S. . pfoyment benefits ont! f!P to 11--r., ~S$001Alt0 P~l$S . two Storms are possible on 4th P~ESS · lsolut~d thundorstootu could SjJOll some outdoor ~c:tlvltles on the Founh of July hoUdny but the weather olhorwlsc wlll. be more eomtartable. Lower humidities and slightly cooler temperntures were expected tlll Thursday, the N~tlonul Weuthor Service suld. · Sunny und dry skies with tcmperntures mostly In tho .110s· were forecast for the 111st of the week. Sunset toniaht will be ut 9:04, ond sunrise on Thursday is M 6:08 n.m. Weather fortc:ast Tonight ... Mostly elcur und muaiiY· Lows nenr 70. Culm winds. lndopend~nce Dny... Vory wurm und humid. Scanered show· ers und tl\undcrstorms. mulnly In the ul\cmoon. Hlahs near 90. Nonhwost winds 5 to 1(). mph. Chnncc of min 40 percent. 'Thursday nlght ... Scunored showct·s nnd thundcrstonns until · mldnillht.- oth~1·wisc pnrtly cloudy. Low~ In tho. mid 60s. Chance of min 30 poNOnt. · . llY THE A SOCIATEO thlcS ilOIIcl~s uml wlllund~r· 110 nn lnvllstlgution by lh~ stut~ wutchuog, the chulrmnn or th~ Ohio S"chool Puellltics Frldny... Mostly sunny. Highs .In the mid 80s. Commission suld Tuusduy. Frlduy niyht ... Mostly clcnr. Lows in tho lowllt' 60s. Chulrm1111 '1'0111 Johnson . Snturday... Mostly clour. Hl11hs In the mid 80s. wtum thll U)lcncy to dev11lop Sunduy. ..l~uzy und lmmid .1.ows In the mid 60s und hlahs un othks policy far employ· 85 to 90. cos und to ]tlt'll un ethics com· Monduy ...Huzy 1111d humid. Low~ In tho upper 60s und hl11hs plluncc ot1tccr. H~ ulso wants In the upper 80s. the st,alc l,nspcctm llCncrul to Tucsduy ... Punly cloudy. A chuncc of shower~ und thunder· cxummc ISsues, rulsct.l nboul s.torms. then n chuncc or showers. Lows In the upper 60s t111d th~ cmnmlsslot! s lllltlrutlons. . hlahs lri tho mid 80s. Wu !hlnk lh~N ne~ds IIi he kind ol II d~ul'llll! ol thll ull', tUtti I think this w\lllio thul ," suld /Ohi!Son, who ts.uiso Oov. l~?b n&t\ 8 budget director. · -fhc cmnmlsslon will wor,k with the Auorney Clc,nernl 8 ornce 10 croute tht: ethics pt!ll· . cy, whl~h Is expected Ill be · COI11111111Cd hy tlle ogcncy's STAFF REPORT quotas prior to lut week's Juiy13 meet IIIII, sold cmnlnls· OALLII'OLIS - Founh of mcctlnu,ao this declslon,could slon spokesman Rick Suvun. July travelers In South be Interpreted us an cf1on to Lust inonth, commission Ccmrul Ohio will tlnd the reian In excess production E~ecuUvc Director Rnndy uvcrugc price of rc11ulur prior to future udjustmcnts. Fischer suld he uc~epted free unluuded. self·Sflrvc gusoUno 011 rcrtncrs in tho United rounds of I!Oif from construe· in'cl·eused two cents for the Stutes have been gradually tlon con1puny executives In hollduy week. The cur1·cnt reducing output In un uucmpt 1!199 und 2(X) 1, He hus repuld . price of u gullon of gusollnc to reduce inventories ln some the ctlmpunlcs $2!1~ l'or the now slunds u1 $1 .410. murkctH, but gusollno four rounds or golf, snld com· According to tho Weekly Importers hnvc been helplnu · mission !jlOICcsmun · Rid Fuel Oogc, the nutlonwlllc llrlccs remultutuble. Savors. . 11rlcc or sol r-sc rve rugulur Prices ucross the rcaltln Fischer und other commls· I!Usollnc remulns ncar $1.40 rnnged fr<lnl u low of $1.256 slon . employees huvc ulstl per ~ullon thls week . per gullon In Oolllpolls to u uuonded severo! golf outings Troublmg ~co1\omic ncwK - hiah ofSU04 in Ironton. sponsored by eonmuctlon lnciudln11 revolutions of cor· Here's u look at the.rcsl of cmnpunlcs with contructs to porate occountina frau~. nu11· the rcaion : Chillicothe, help dlstrlcu oversee their gina consumer cmrr1dence. ~, 4 ~7: Hillsboro, 5!.469: building projects. und· plunging stock murkct Juck 1011 , 1.443~ .Morleuu, The outing8 brlnatol!eth~ . vulucs - has thro":n doubt $1.404; Portsmouth, S 1. 406; conAtruction cmnponles, con • on the mcnj~lh of recovery In Steubcnvlflc $! 440 . n1lsslon oFneluls, locol sehoo • the third qm!rtcr lind helped to WuKhhli!lOn ' Court ' H~uNe ' oftlclols unl.l mhcrs, l~l sc h hold fucl1mccs in check. $ 1.273· Waverly $1.4,2. ' As expected, OPEC decided . .llj'~lil-·~-~---•••••• tu hold crud~ uil production ut current level~ f'or ut leust the Gas prices·jump two cents across SE Ohio s suld. t'1lllllt1i~slon employees who ullcnd - lttdudlug rlschc1' - pay their own costs and don't use uny stnte money. he ~uld . "They're not cluborute thlnJ!S. they're meunt to get the llllOille,ltlgether on u pro· ject to have u t.luy tJutsiJe the on1cc to spend time lol!elher In u somewhut sutiul setting," Fischer snld. "W~ lollk upon ll. us u teum bulldhtg etl'on." Nothlnl! in state law pre· vents stute cmplo)'ecs trom uuc.mo.llttlj such goll outings us lon11 u~ th~y puy their W11y, uccorditll! to a May 2UUI opinion by the Ohio Sthlcs t llt111nlsslon . On Tucstluy, Johnson the (OH1111isslun doc~ not awul\1 tlmlruy~,.S bused on such golf outhlf.!S. B"ltl he ucknowledl!ed thut this Is an urea the slute · . , 1 111 l'k 1·nspeclor 1 <.1 1Y gcn~ru w " ' "Wt! huve u l!l'eUI bulldi11g proIn" n May court ruling that J!mm, but at the same time we focu$ed attention on the com·. have to run this program without mission, · Franklin County ~1e up~ce of ~ny unethical Common "!>lens Judge behuvtor," Johnson suld. Jennifer Brunner ruled Lust month, Flscherund oth· f:lscher hnd no authority to ers attended an outing spon· approve schooi·construction sored by the Quundel Group at contracts. EugloStlcks Golf Club in · . She suld stnte lnw requires Zunesvllle. An outing spon· that the three·person commls· sored by tho Ruhlin Company sion vote on each one. Is scheduled for Monduy nt Si11ce then, the ~ommission Art'Owheud Country Club in hus upproved more thun 1-,800 North Canton. contracts retrunctlvely. BBL Construction Services Luwmukers established the · hud un outilll! ln~t yenr und co111111issltJn in response to a unother is scheduled for July i997 Ohio Supreme Court 18 ut Shawnee State ?ark decision that declared the Resort Golf Course In south· state's school funding system ent Ohio. · unconstitutional . . . . ' Robert M~Aullffe, project From 1998 through the end ex~cutlve fllr UBL Of this year, Ohio lawmakers Construction. sold the compa· will have made $2.98 billion only rosponslbllity ls set· uvull11ble ftlr school construe· the event up. tlon . .The foe ill ties commis· t 1 s on t . has spent almost EXTRA! EXTRA! s .Me·.·,. Countu Adult Basl"c D •[ & Literaq' Education (ABLE) Program . wish to thank the following for their . ·contribution of _gif1;s given at our Anno.~al Recognition Banquet on Ju,ne 17, 2002: ill U,~e~ Neep V~u Su.Dur Peo1lle1 IJank Mark'~ Auto Sale~ llome Naltlonal Dank ,Judy Kay'I.Jte1tnurunt Sulftet Conttructlon l>onna Neeet/ Melp Manage Therapy JUvenlde Ma.rathon setecfi1n ~ • S~1tlm General Tire Sale• Trlpletl 8 Car Wash Cruw's KFC 1 1~d'8 UP Cltao (Deacon) • t'J/ndN lt1111 • OuJIItlllnf 111111 O'Dell'•'l'rue Value Auto Value Parlll . Mtteh'l Flowm and Produce Omce Service and Supply Farmer~ Bank King Hardware . Don Tate Motor• HARDWARI MAlON, W.VA. · .Daily Sertfinel The· staff and students of the Dllughtl!r of fr11nk anc1j~~net johnaon . Someflnetown, OH · Plolurll mutt • be · In by Thurtdly July 11; 2002. Ploturtt oen be ploktd up after J~ly 28th, 2002. . . Family Dollar Searl• Marathon Powell'8 Super Value Wai-Mut Doonu fhle Lolt Knadler LOCAL BRIEFS Host sing G-J-M board meets Roller blade races . The Daily Sentinel , • ' Rea'der 5e rvices Correction Polley ••' Our main concern ,., all aiO<Iea le to be aoourala. II you know ot an error In a atory1 cafltha newaroo,m al (7401 992·2 158. Newt Department• • . l'lzza l>ontlno's NAPA Auto Parlll Ohlu Vulley Dank Save·A•Lot , Pizza llut Gino'• Pizza .Sub'fay .. The Dally Sentinel ·Baby Edition Is a Special Edition filled with ph_o tographs of local children • ages nevrborn to four years old. The Baby Edition will appear In the July 26th Issue. Be sure your child, grandchild, · or relative is Involved! The main number Ia 992·2156. Department extanllona art: Cu.mplctc the form below and encloMe.n snupshot or w,ullet Mized picture plus u $7.00 charge for euch photograph. If more thun one child Is in the picture, pleu~c cndosc: an additional $2.00 per child, Enclose payment wlth picture. Auto Zune YOUR SUPPORT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED! 1·304-773·1113 Emma johnson LETART, W.Va . - James L. Hart, 79, Hurricane, W.Va., formerly of Letart, died Tuesday, July 2, 2002. at Putnam packe<l for ·July 4 and that no one leaves . BY Joy Sl:m.Es General Hospilal . · Pr:Jul D(imeH concluded a power· until after the fireworks - which start NEW~OMYDAILYSENTINEL .COM He was born Nov. 29, 1922, in New Haven , W.Va., son of MIDDLEPORT - A proposal to point P.resenlrltion showing the costs at 9:30 p.m. - are over. · . the late Emory C. and Freda Hoffman Han . He was a retired establish a web site was the topic of dis- and aevelopment of maintaining a A represent~tive from a Parkersburg, coal ·yard superv isor at the John Amos Power Plant in cussion at the Middleport Community web site. The- assodotion ontidpares W.Va., newspaper informed ·those Winfield, W.Va., and was a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. Association meeting held Tuesday purchasing a web site design and attending of a promotional ad listing Surviving are hi s wife. Sandra Gibson Hart; two daughters morning at Peoples Bank. · local businesses and Meigs County will continue to disCuss the issue. and a son-in-law, Jamell Nicole Han of Hurricane, and Jayne . events to encourage local shopping. Paul Darnell, a registered Microsoft and George Svcda of New Castle, Pa.: three sans and daugh· FrontPuge web presence developer and cuss the issue. Future events were discussed by the ters-i n-law, Reg and J.ennifer Hart of Hurricane. J. Alan and · web page design company owner, spoke One member informed those in atten· committee, including a Frog Jam bene· Debra Hart of Beckley, W.Va., and Brent and Terri Han of to members about designing a web site dance of a few minor changes made to fit concert for children 12 and older a(7 Huntington, W.Va.; a slepdaughter and her hu sband, Stacy and . to promote the area and the association. lhe Fourth of July schedule of events. p.m. on Saturday, July 20 at the Rulland Carl Scaggs of Hurricane; seven grandchildren; four sisters, . Darnell conducted a powerpoint pre· At lhe celebration, a giveaway of items -Civic Center. Loueva Dick of Lima, Faye Kemp of Toledo, Lola sentation showing the costs and devel· on display at aM ill Street business will The next meeting for the Middleport Bumgardner of New Haven. and G101t'!rine Oniz of opment of maintaining a web site. The be distributed to 85 winners. . Community Association will be at 8:30 ' · Henderson, W.Va.; and two brothers, Donald Hart of association anticipates purchasing a Tom Dooley, president of the associa· a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 6. The public is Norristown, Pa., and Emil Hart of Letart. web site d~sign and will continue to dis- lion, said he hopes the town will be invited. Services will be 3 p.m. Friday in Fogelsong-Tucker Funeral Horne, Mason, W.Va. Burial will be in Hoffman Cemetery, Letart. with military graveside rites by American Legion Po>! Virginia)." · , "Nothing that we 've here, I hope they buy a lot of 140 and VFW Post 9926. Friends may call at Chapman's "This tax is crazy," said encountered in large quanti- other things. We're happy to Funeral Home in Hurricane from 6-9 p.m. Thursday, and at Judith Thompson of tics so far," said Browning. welcome r,eople from Ohio Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Hoine on Fnday ·from 1·3 p.m. Gallipolis. "We pay high "As time goes on, we might every day.' from Pip AI Chantal Fields, assistant . enough taxes on everylhing have more. Nothing out· executive director of lhe else. They milk the smokers standing so far." "Corne on down," Chavez because they know we're Meigs County Sheriff American Lung Association _ Ralph Trussell said, "We in West Virginia, said the said. "We'll t,akecareofyou. hooked ." CHESHIRE - Doreen Paoletti, 68, Cheshire, died Andrews said Ohio smok· haven't had anything that I rush on cigarettes won't last Come on over." · Monday, July I , 2002 at her residence. • Tobacco King manager ers are still paying less than know of. No, we haven't had long. She was born on Feb. 16, 1934 .in Wevaco. W.Va., daughler Peggy McKinney said busi· ·smokers in several stales, any reports of it so far." "Statistically, peoJ?Ie bur, of the late Richard and Ora Will s Conley. She was a veteran , ness is up 20 percent since and llpl the 31 -cent per pack According to · Gary in bulk al the begmning,' of the U.S. Air Force during the Korean Conflict, and was for· the tax went into effect. She tax is lower than was dis· Gudmundson, spokesman she said. "But then they go · ·merly employed by Triangle Press as a typesetter: is holding cartons for Ohio cussed. for the Ohio Taxation back to buying one pa"Ck at a She ·was an evangelist with the Church of God ofProph'ecy. customers who are crossing "We, in fact, attempted a Department, possession of time. It may be cheaper to go Surviving are two daughters and a son-in-law, Patricta the Silver Bridge just to buy 50-cent per pack tax more than $60 worth of cig· over the border to buy car· Paoletti of New Cumberland, Pa .. and Constance and Robert increase, but the legislature arettes for sale in Ohio with· tons, but how many people . cigarettes. Martini of Mechanicsburg, Pa.; three grandchildren: a sister ':I sold five cartons of only apr,roved a ' .31 cent out paying the state's sale have time to do that? People and brother-in-law, Pat and Art Henson of Cheshire; a brother lax IS a felony that carri.es get tired. They're not gomg Dorais to someone from increase, ' he said. and sis1er-ih·iaw, Bums and Faye Conley of Fon Gay, W.Va.; Ohio this (Tuesday) momOhio wasn't the only state jail time and a fine. He said to cross the river to buy a and several nieces and nephews. ' . in~," Mc)<inney said. "And I to raise its cigarette tax this liis agency is training law pack of cigarettes. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Joseph have 10 cartons of week. New Jersey increased enforcement officials to "They siOJ.l for gas, get a Paoletti; three brothers, Ashford, Gene and Dallas Conley: . Marlboros· that I'm holding its lax by 70 cents; Vermont, check packs being sold at gallon of m:lk and pack of and a sister; Doris Davis. · . cigarelles. The boycott does. lor someone." 49 cents: Kansas, 46 cents: • stores for Ohio tax stamps. Services will be 11 a.m. Friday in Myets- Hamer Funeral . . Andrews said Taft's office n't last long." It's a steady stream of and Indiana, 40 cents. Home, Camp Hill , Pa., with Don Wallsbough and Cer'rvinIn light of the tax increase, sees the additional revenue And it's not just Ohio that : business llwt she hopes to McKinnon officiating. Burial will follow at Rolling Green Ohio officials admit they are as "the bigger issue than any smokers are boycotting. At see continue. Cemetery, with committal service by Harrison Cook. Friends the Country Roads Truck "It's goin~ real good," concermid about people smugglin~. · may cail at Fisher Funeral Home. M:ddleport, on Friday from smuggling cigarettes into the "There s always been Stop Restaurant in Fraziers McKinney said. 10 a.m. until the time of services. · Because of the increase in state for resale, but so far, some incidents of people Bottom. trucker Wayne the tax, Ohl"oans can save according to law enforce- bringinR cigarettes over the Brollet stocks up in West $3.10 a carton ~ enough to ment officials, smuggling is border, Andrews said. "~nd Virginia, Kentucky, arid it was taken into considera· Virginia when he rolls buy, another package of not an issue. "Not yet," said S~t. lion of the income that the through. · Marlboros in the 'The states with the hi~her Mountain State. Michael Gore of the Galha· tax would ~enerate . But sign a release form and , all Does Caner feel bad about Meigs Post of the Ohio State we're still gomg to ~enerate taxes lose the truckers.' he competitors must wear a hel· said. "We know which ones : not supporting his local Highway Patrol. "To m~ additional reve,nu~s:' met. TUPPERS PLAINS knowledge we have-n t In West Vtrgmta, mer· have the cheaper smoke taxes. ,economy'I Bethel Worship Center will . For information please ' "Gel real," he said. "The received any complaints chantS:>aren't the only ones And !hat's where we shop." host a "Praise Him!" sing on contact: Mark Danner at 740· · governor kissed my tax dol· about that." · happy to see Ohioans shop· Brollet has a message for July 7 at 6 p.m. Several area · 446-4612, exi. 256. cigarettes. smokers in Ohio: "It it could · Iars I!Oodbye when .he "When people smuggle pin~ · for musicians will perform, rammed this tax down my cigarettes, there are often Politicians are also pleased be .worse. In New York City. including special guest other things that go wlth to have Ohio ' money · con· the tax just increased by ' throat.". singers Otis and Ivy • $ LSO. That's $7.50 a pack. I Carter isn't the only them," sald Lt. Joe tributing to the economy. . "I'm glad they're here," won't be shopping there," he . Crockron. Buckeye upset about the tax. Browning of the Oallia "Stick'n with Jesus" will "I can't afford them in County Sheriff's Office. Senate Finance Chairman said. GALLIPOLIS -The July present "Arise My Love." Ohio," said Gary Cox of But so far, his department Oshel Craigo said. "I hope . ., "I'd go bankrupt,"· Carter 15 meeting of the Oalli11· Refreshments will be served. ' Gallipolis. '1'hey're cheaper hasn't seen a lot of activity they come over in large said. "Or I'd have to quit. Jackson-Meigs · Board . of The church meets at the forover here (in West with cigarettes. numbers. And while they're Seven-fifty? Ouch I" .· Alcohol, Drug Addiction and mer Tuppers Plains Elementnry School buildi lng. Mental Health Services has ·------~----------~----------------------------------Infonnation is availdble by 'been canceled. The next overboard, swamping or tion of the safety campaign, find themselves in the water calling Rob Barber at 667, meeting will be at 7 p.m., capsizing; officers will 'Blow the unexpectedly, in most cases Monday, Aug. 19 at the board ' 6793. • observe ull boating laws Whistle" for those ' who are it is too late to consider office. 53 Shawnee Lane. and navigation markers; practicing safe boating tech- putting on a life jacket," he For information, call 740· • have a state. watercraft niques and wearing their life added. . 446-3022. Personal watercraft users, officer or local marine patrol jaclcet, rewarding them with : a life jacket; " . · oflicet perform a free vessel a Fox40 whistle . . water skiers and "tubers," The whistle meets legal and children . 10 years old ~ • boating while under the sufety check on your boai; GALLIPOLIS- The 0.0. • operate watercraft. at a requirements for a sound and under on boats less than influence of alcohol or drugs' RIO GRANDE . Mcintyre Park District will Is not only illegal, it's unsafe safe speed for existing con· producing device when car· 1~ . feet are required by law to ·Reservations for the Fun . be holding Youth Roller ditions. Keep a proper look· ried aboard boats less than wear a life jacket while out , and may lend to trag~dy; Group of the Rio Grande Blade races as pal\ of the on Ohio's waterways. 40 feet in length. • be courteous, patten! and out; Kid's Day activities at lhe High School reunion are due ~wearing a life jacket is ODNR officials are also : observani of other boaters • take a note of weather Riv,er Recreation Festival on by July 15. Mail to Patty , and personal watercraft forecasts und special marine essential. Most fatal acci· reminding Ohioans that any Saturday, July 6. Registration Forgey, · Box 163, Rio dents occur when someone person born on or after Jan. ' users, especially high traffic advisories. will be held from I l :45 a.m. Grande. Ohio 45674. For To further promote ·safe falls overboard or capsizes · 1, 1982, must successfully • areas; . until 12:15 p.m. in the Park in information, call 740-245· : • file a noal plan to advise boating, state watercraft .offi· their boat. Even expenenced complete an approved boater front of the main stage. Races 5484. someone of your plans and cers will be conducting a swimmers can lose coordina- education course or ODNR will begin at 12:30 p.m. on safety 'carnJ)aign over the tion and drown," said Hoedt. Division of Watercraft profi· expected time of return; First Avenue. "This safety campaign ciency exam ~fore operat· • do not overload water· Fourth of July weekend Races are open .to all area gives our officers u chance to ing any watercraft powered . cruft with people or .gear, tilled, "Blow the Whistle," children age 12 and . under. During the implementa· explain to boaters that if th~y by more than 10 horsepower. 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PICTURE DEADLiNE THURSDAY Julv I 20021 James L Hart Doreen Paoletti Ethics·overhaul in store for state facilities commission COLUMBUS (AP) - 'rh~ stutc tll!cncy spending $2 11111· lion u duy to rebuilt! Ohio's schools should udopl strkt~r Deaths Tax or Extended fon~east llCXIIhrec months. There hud hcen rcpons ot' cunei mcmbcn mcedina their production ' ' W eb: site for Middleport Piketon plant workers eligible for topic at associcition meeting added unemployment assistance Ohio weather · The Dally ,:;entlnel • Page A 3 www.mydallyeenilnel.com Wedneeday, Ju1y 3, 2002 is· ...... , I ~ Mason Ltgion wins slu~est against Meigs, l~ ll ·. See Butch Cooper's story on Bl LOCAL STOCKS AEP- 38.48 ' DuPont.,... 43.97 Arch Coal- 21 .65 Federal Mogul- .71 Akzo- 44.57 • USB- 22.45 AmTachiBBC- 29.94 Gannen- 73.76 Ashland Inc.- 39.15 General Elac1ric-28.10 AT&T - 9.40 Bank One - 38.97 · BLI - 18.1I Bob Evans- 30.7t . 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Move dates: July 7 & 8", 2002 . ., ( . \ RGHS reunion·· • �- . • • • 0 inion • The Daily Sentinel ~ The D~ily "I . Page .A4 . ._Th_en_a_ny_Se_nt_ine_I______ •. ___ w.dnesd•y, July 3. 2002 . MEIGS Sentinel NOTEBOOK 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio . 74G-992·21 56 • Fax: 74G-992·2157 www.mydellysentlnel.com .. . Den Dickerson Publisher Charlsns Hoeflich General Manager • Bette Pearce Managing Editor l.#ttm to [hi' tdlmr art wtlrllmt. Thry shuuld bf' l•ss lluui JOO •·ordi. All fetttn arr swhj,·t tu nliHHit u"d m1.st bf' sl1111'd and include dddrtu tlttd ll!ll'phiiiU' numbtr. N41 atuigtu·d ltlttn M'ill be pllblished. IAtltrs shuuld bt IH g~md tuitr, addrrulng isnu.•r, tWI ptrslmalitits. · The upi11i1ms uprrnnJ in th¥ columH bt'fota• tlrt the r tmrt!IUIIS tif lht Ohio HJIIty l'uhllshlltg C11. ~ t>dilorlal boonJ, unlt.u uthtrN•Ist Hottd. NATIONAL VIEW Shortcut • • Valley Morning Star,_ Harlingen, Te"as, on hand/in~ of dirrr hom/Jer: The case of Abdullah ai,Muhajir, born Jose Padilla in Brooklyn. raised in Chicago and accuseu of scouting out locations for a possible;'dirty bomb" explosion for aiQaida. became more complicated <md less· clear-cut as last month wore on. ll raises serious questions about the delicate balance between, protecting the country and the proper use of government power. . ... All the media chatter about whether the announcement was too alarmist. or perhaps timed to distract attention from . cri!icism of the admini,stration's handling of pre-Sept. II warnings. has deflected serious discussion of how Padilla has been handled.by U.S. authQrities .... We have heard plenty of commentators anti citi£Cns say that if the president says he's a had guy that's good enough for them. Lock him up incommunicado. question him hard and . worry about legal niceties later. Don't you know there's a war on'? That's troubling on several levels. Congress hasn't declared war. Even if it had, a state of war doesn't mean the Constitution is suspended (though it usually gets frayed) . And one of the distinctions between the barbarian~ who attacked us last September and this country is supposed to be our devotion to liberty and the rule of law. Taking legal shortems blurs those distinctions and makes this country's government ju~t a teeny bil less worthy of being defended by true patriots. success TODAY LN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Wednesday, July 3, the I84th day of 2002. There are 181 days .left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: . Forty years ago, on July 3, 1962, Algeria became independent itfter 132 years of French rule. On this date: . In 1608, the city of Quebec was founded by Samuel de Champlain. 'In 1775. Gen. George Washington took command of the Continental Army at Canibritlge, Mass. . In 1863, the tluee-day Civil War Battle of Gettysburg ended in a major victory for Jhe North as eon federate troops retreated. In 1890, Idaho became the 43rd state of the Union. · In 1898, the U.S. Navy defeated a Spanish fleet In I he harbor at Santiago. Cuba, .during the Spanish-American War. In 1930, Congress created the U.S. Veterans Administration. In 1971, singer Jim Morri~on of The Doors died in Paris at age 27. In 1986, President Reagan presided over a gala ceremony in New York Harbor I hat included lhe relighting of the renovated Statue of Liberty. In 1988. the USS Vincennes shot dol"n an Iran Air jetliner over the Persian Gulf, killing all 290 people aboard. In 1996, Russians went to the polls to re-elect Boris Yeltsin president .over his Comm~nist challenger, Gennady Zyuganov, in a runoff. · .. . Ten years ago: The president of Czechoslovaki<i, Vaclav Havel. was voted out of office as lawmakers from Slovakia blocked his re-election in parliament. · . Five years ago: In his hrst formal response to charges by ·Paula Jones of sexual harassment, President Clinton denied all allegations in her lawsuit, and asked a judge to dismiss the case. Lockheed Martin Corp. announced it was buying Northrop Grumman Corp. Jar $7.9 billion. (The merger fell apart when the Ju'stice Department objected on antitrust grounds.) . One ·rear- ago: Flashing the defiance that marked his 13 years 111 power, former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic refused to enter a plea on war crimes charges in his first appearance before a U.N . tribunal at The Hague. General Electric's $41 billion purchase of Honeywell International. was vetoed ,by the European Union . It was the first time a merger of two U.S. companies was stopped .solely by European re~ulators. Today's Birthdays: Movie director Ken Russell is 75. Jazz mu,ician Pete Fountain is 72. Playwright Tom Stoppard is 65. Writer' producer Jay Tarses i> 63. Singer Fontella Bass is 62. Actor Kurtwood Smith is 59. Actor Michael Cole ("The Mod Squad") is 57. Cpuntry singer Johnny-tee is 56. Writer Dave Barry is 55 . Actress Betty Buckley is 55. Rock singer-musician t:'aul Barrere (Little Feat) is 54. Actress Jan Smithers is 53. Fonner Haitian President Jean-Claude Duvalier is 51. Talk show host Montel Williams is 46. Singer Laum Branigan is · 45. Country singer Aaron Tippin is 44. Rock musician Vince Clarke (Erasure) is 42. Actor Tom Cruise is 40. Actor Thomas Gibson is 40. Actress Hunter Tylo is 40. Singer Ishmael Butler is 33. Rock musician Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies) is,J3. Actress-singer Audra McDonald is 32. Singer Shane Lynch (Boywnc) is 26. Rhythm-and-blues singer Tonia Titsh (Divine) i> 23 . Thought for Today: "The passionate (jelief in the superior worthwhilencss of our children. lt .is stored up in us as a great battery c har~ed by the accumulated instincts of uncounted generatipns.' -· Ruth Benedict, American anthropologist ( 1887-1948). ' PERKINS' VIEW Less elephant~ne emp~asis could help Amtrak survive BY JOSEPH PERKINS Amtrak's Sunset Limited I ravels from Orlando to LosAngeles: eight states, 40 stops in four days. The rail carrier's coast-to-coast route attracted a mere II 0,000 passengers last year al a loss of nearly ·$350 a passenger, according to the Amtrak Reform Council, a federal oversight board: That means Amtrak could have saved money by scruppmg the Sun~et Limited and offering passengers plane fare to tly to their chosen deslinations. · That is one reason why Amtrak lost a record $1.1 billion last year; why the taX(Ydyer-subsidized national passe_ng~r railroad has never turned a proftt m three decades; why Amtrak has beseeched Congress for a $1.2-billion subsidy _._ a 130 percent increase- f(lr the next fiscal year; ;why new Amtrak President David Gll))._l) warned that the railroad might shuf'tlown this week if it didn't get an immediate $200-million cash infusion. Amtrak was born 9n life suppgrt back in 1971, the offspring of the nation's freight railroads, which were losing so much money on their passenger service that most listed toward insolvency. Con~ress created the national passeMger nulroad to relieve lhe freights of their crushing financial burden only after bureaucrats at the Federal Railroad Administration persuaded· lawmakers that Amtrak would achieve profitability within two years. · And maybe Amtrak could have been profit~ble had it operated from the outset more like a business and less like a nonprofit government agency. if its business decisions were based less on politics and more on the bouom line. As it is, Amtrak teeters on the brink of bankruptcy because it is stuck with a "business model that does not work,'' according to former Amtrak president George Warrington, who left the belea- mittee. The train was cynicully known as ':Hurley's Hornet." Only in, the !HOSt outru~cous cuses will lawmakers heur of clnninuting u train -route. such us service bctwCCI\ Janesville, Wis .. and Chicago, a truin route with rewnues lhut dwcrcd only ti percent of Amtruk's cosl . , · Ironically. Congress demu1itls lhut Amtrak set itself on 1he path to sclf-surticiency. In fact. buck in 1997. lawmukers gave the railroad u_nlil this COLUMNIST December to end its dependence on luxpayer operating subsid1es. · Yet, even before Amtrak's lmcst guered r~il carrier this past spring to run financial crisis, it was obvious 1hc milthings at New Jersey Transit. road would not meet. that deadline. Indeed, only two of Amtrak's .40 Based on a report this past January by routes are profitable: The the . Transportation Department's Metroliner/Acela Express, which serves . inspector geneml, Amlrnk is Ju 1rdly uny the Northenst corridor between Boston closer to self-sufficiency 1oday than 11 and Washington, und the Heurtlund was five years earlier. . Express, which offers service between And tl;lelrailroad will continue to limp Oklahoma City and Fort Worth. along until there is a structurul change Meanwhile, 15 of the rail carrier's 40 to its business mo<lel, unlil Congress routes lose more than $100 per passen-· gives Amtrak the means nnd lhe freeger trip. All are longcdistance trains, dom to do what's necessary 1o make like the aforementioned Sunset Limited. If Amtrak had a sound business passenger rail service cconomicall~ viable in this coumry. Thut doesn t model, it almost certainly would not mean providing Amlrak with operating continue to lose some $581 million a subsidies from now to clernlly, but year on unprofitable long-distance short-term loan guuruntees allowing the routes. It would. either charge passen- railroad to make overdue cupitijl gers the full freight for' long-distance improvements (like upgrading .ruilbeds train travel or eliminate the money-los- to accommodate modern higher s1,ced in~routes. , . hat Amtra k has not done so aIreadY trains). And, most imporl!Jnl, allowing is not because Gunn and Warrington Amtrak to get out of the money-losing and their predecessors could not bring business of providing' long-distunce rail themselves to eliminate the most service in favor of emphasizing regionunprofitable routes, but because al service .along inler-city routes boastbecause Congress wouldn't let them. , ing the highest passenger demand and Indeed, for years Amtrak maintained · · h b f' · 1 service between Washington, D.C .. and promtstng t e est mancta rclurns . .: Par~ersburg, W.Va., because it hap(Joseph Perkin.f is a co/umni.\'1j(;r pened to be the hometown of former The San Diego Union ~ Tribune and Rep. Harley Staggers, the one-time can be reached ar chairman of the House comme,rce.com- Joseph.PerkiluUnionTrib.com,) .Joseph Perkins WASHINGTON TODAY -..-;;--+ .First strikes at enemy 'nations may carry a heavy price . . ~ Bv GEORGE GEDDA threats. time ~o go wobbly," Thatcher say~. WASHINGTON - The essence of . Other. analysts suggest the pre-emp- repeatmg th~ same phrase she famously President Bush's first strike strategy for t1ve option could be used not only by used almost 12 years ago in advocating dealing with terrorists is this : If you are the United States - but against it as use of force to reverse the Iraqi co1r. convinced that they are going to attack, well. If Saddam, for example, feels that quest of Kuwait. get them before they get you. ·an American military strike is in the off• Saddam's "continued survival after It is based on the belief that no home- ing, he .may launch a pre-emptive mili- comprehensively losing the Gulf War land defense. no mauer how jjompre-. tary strike of his own at American pop- has done untold .damage to the West's hcnsivc. can stop all conceivable terror- ulation centers. . standing in a region where the only ist attacks, whether carried out-by states Not surprisingly, the Bush doctrine, unforgivable sin .is -weakness," Thatcher · with weapons of mass destruction or by enunciated on June I. has supporters wrote in an opinion piece in The Wall an armed group with the same capacity. and detractors. Street Journal. · Bush has no plans to wait around for Europeans generally ~re uneasY. about But William Galston, a public poli9 . international support for taking on Bush's implied penchant for umlateral- anatrst at the Uni.versily of Maryland, wduld-be terrorists. This is a departure ism, particularly as it relates to lr~q. wriung !n. The_W<~shington Post, sa~ from the practice of previous adminis- Robert Kagan of the Carnegie the admtntstratiOn lacks legal justificatrations. which often insisted on supp<irt Endowment for International Peace tion for going after Iraq . · from a broad coalition before sending says Ewopeans, borrowing from their He says Bush cannot invoke selftroops to war. · own history, believe Iraq can be dealt defense as a r~tionale unless it estabThe Clinton administration painstak- with succe~sfufly short of war. lishes Iraqi complicity in the Sept. 11 ingly broujlht fel-low NATO members Nonsense, says former Secretary of terrorist attacks - something he says tt on board 111 1999 before leading the State Goorge P. Shultz. has not done. , alliance into its air ).Var against Defending use of pre·e1J1plive force, . Beyond thai, Gulston says, 1here is no Yugoslavia. · Shultz said in a speech three days certamty that a military attack will sucP~esident George H. W. Bush rallied ·before Bush outlined his first strike ceed. · ' virtually the entire world against strategy, "Continuing threats are all too A regime change would likely reljuir<! Saddam Hussein in 1990-91 after Iraq's real, so we must not flag or be distract- "150,000-200,000 U.S . troops, allies in invasion of Kuwait. The effort took six ed i_n our efforts to end the use of this t~~ region willing to allow us to prcpomonths; once the shooting started, only ten:lble,and unacceptable weapon: ter- . s1Uon and supply them and a post-victo12 days were needed to evict Saddam s ronsm. . · ry occupation measured in years rather forces from Kuwait. • Shultz's s·tand comes as no surprise. than months." Administration officials deny that He has been im advocate of pre-emptive Hardly a cakewalk, says Gul~ton their policy starts and ends with use of strikes· since his early years in the ·, , military power. They are not averse to Reagan administration, (Geo~e Gedda has. covered foreign using financial, diplomatic and other Former British. Prime Minister a,[f01rs }or The Assocrared Pres.s .sirlce measures to -deal wtth potential terrorist Margaret Thatcher agrees. "This is no /968.) . · . • . • DEAR ABBY: Our fumlly hud u ver unplea nt llllperien\'C lust Fourth uf July. In the early uflemoon. n1~ 20· year-old daughter \\U gardening m the front ytlrd of her home n~:ur the unh .:rsity he ahends when she was truck hy u bullet'. Not rcalizinfl the nutun: of her injury• my daughter tho\lght he had broken. u . bone or pulled smoothing in her leg. In ADVICE the .ho pitul emel'l:lency room, the admitting ·nurse recognized the wound for what it was und .culled the poli~·e . ' us luck)• not to huv.- been ki lied. The bullet had entered the buck of h~ r Although I huve warned reuden in the leg above the knee. truveled down. und flUS! uoout firing \VIlll(lOIIS into the air. I lodged between the . bonc ubo1•c her huvc not had such u grnphic example of ankle. The doctors decidc.d to leu' e the whut cun result! bullet where it is. Renders, please celebrnte Sllfely thi According to the police. the gun could Fourth of July. And if you see son'leOn have been dischalllcd block uwuy. und t>chdving irn:sponsihlywith u w~apon. it wus probably fired by someone .ccle- 'k tl s~ report it to t he ll9lice immt:chute· bruti'ng the holtday. Don't J'I.'Ople rculi1c l y. You could uve u life. that bulle.ts come down with ulmi.1st us nEAR ARI\Y: My husband. ''Rick." much force as they go up'! tlerc in unu I sepurntcd two months ugo Portland. il is against the law to ois- hr.-.:uuse ~t)mcon e culled my mother and chUI'l:lC u firoum1 within cit y limits, h>ld her Ril-~ wus cheutrng. I didn't My precious daughter could llllvc qu.:stion him uoom it: I simply puck~ been htt in the· head or chest with fur ·his stuff und threw him out. Ric~ more serious consequ.:nccs. sw!lurs he hus never cheated· on m~ . Abby. please remind your reudo:rs Since then. I huve hud mw1y heutlld aboltl the dungers of dischurging l)iscussions with my mother bc:cuuse fiream1s into the uir. Those bullets huve shc '1von' t quit digging for dirt on him. to fall somewhem. - RICUARI> She ht1s told everyone she knows ubout DANIELS, I'ORTLAND, ORE. my murillll rroblcms. DEAR RICHARD: Your daughter Rick und ure seeing u counselor. and . ' Dear Abby Day camp . (Dirty' bomber probe raises so~tJe ·serious questions Wednadll!, q'uly J, 2002 I llCI!d to lno\\ ho\\ hl 11~1 m tnother und tho! rest of m fumil to qutt talkina behmd m bad.. I wunt "hut i best for me. but nobody will l) ive ·~ a chlnce . to figure out whut that i . I still low Rick und I ~tly don' t lnow "here my mllrriut:.: tands. He turd lal'ilue frequently over my family's i nvolvcn~em . Plt llSe help. - DESPER· ATE ..OR PEACE IN INDIANA DF.AR DF.SPF..RATE: I'll try. but ou're nlreud} ~ettin g too much out ~idt ud vi c us it IS. Murriul)e ir~eun fur· ul in@. ull oth;:rs. and thut goes not only for your hu band. but for ou ~~~ well. If you und Rick wum to ave your mumupe. it's time to Ci rcl ~ the \\ugo n ~ und fi@.ht ttl stuy togcth~r. And that meuns li tening only to the profession- · ul counselor. DEAR ABBY: l>ioease help my lady friend und m<:: senle un Ul'ilument. I gu e her u rinJ;. She refuses to wc:ur it on her "ring" finger. i.e., next to th~ lit· tie finger. left hand . She suys thut.finger is for u wedding ring or un engagement ring 0!1ly. I suy un ydntJ cun _he:. wom on thut hng.:r. inchtdmg. but nol c elusively limite4 to, u wedding ring. Pleuse help. ( Pwllitl<' Plril/ip.! w1tl lr.-r tltllllllllt'r Jttmnt f'ltillips sllnrt' rlrt' p.1·rutlmr,1'111 Abigail Vtltl But'r'tl. Writt' Dt>nr Abbv 111 II'IVII'. Dt'tlrAbbv.r·om or P. 0 . Box 69-1-10. l.t~-' A11gtlt's, CA 90009.) perfonn unit level and direct support maintenance on elec· tronic switching assemblies. systems and ancill~ry com- · REEDSVILLE _ • Air munications -cquss nt; use Force Airman Thomas J. computers to po systemMacDonald newtork operation · interpret has gradu- computer c.rror cod to coratcd from rect fault systems: perform basic mill· unit level preventive muintc· tary. train· nance checks and services on ing at associated communications Lackl-and security, devices: also. ojlerAir Force ate. install. troublcshOOI and Base. San repair . power gcneratOI'S' and Anton i o . assigned vehicles. Texas. Ogdin is the son of Linda C. During and Del · C. Ogdin of the six Langs_villc and a 1998 grndu- · . we~ks of training. the airmun ute of Meigs High School.t 's studied the Air Force mission. · God - It's Good : organiz~tion, and customs; _peiformed drill and ceremony llll!fthes. und received physi· J;al training and special •ruin' 1 ing in human relations. In addition. airmen who· · complete basic training earn RACINE - Amazing Grnce credtts toward an . associate day cump was held recently at 7degree through the St. John Lutheran Church in I:pmmunity College , of the Racine with 27 children attending. ·Air Force. MacOonald is the son of Activities enjoyed by the &andra MacDonald of childrel\ were crafts. singing • . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ; __ _ _ _ __ Reedsville · and Thomas games. recreation. and ·Bible • · ~ MacDonald or Philippi and is study. Theme of the camp was a 200 I grnduate of Eastem "It's God - It's Good." Each High School. day had a title, learning that God creates, provides, protects. loves. and calls. The day camp was a coopLANGSVILLE - Army erative effort of St. John and Pvt. Larry D. Ogdin has grad· St. Paul Lutheran Churches. uuted from the network the Southern Ohio Synod of swi!ching systems operator- the Evangelical Lutheran maintainer advanced indivd· Church in America and ual training course at Fort Lutheran Outdoor Ministries in Ohio. God's Net helped Gordon, Augusta, Ga. Ogdin was trained to with trunsportation from 'install. initiillize. bper.ate und Pomeroy. lhomasJ. MacDonald Ohio Valtey Publishing Co. B __y the .Bend Holiday revelry goes ~tray ·Page AS Llrry D. Ogdln • Mid rt blood rive today until 4 BY Joy J. SmLit NEWSOMYOAtLYSENTtNEL.COM MiDDLEPORT - In an effon 'to replenish decreasing blood supplies. the American Red Cross will hold a blood drive today from 11 a.m. to ~ J>.m. at the Middleport Church of Christ. "Currently. we're struggling to provide hospitals "(ith 50 percent of their desired levels of Rh negative blood types,'' Tim Miller, senior director, do~or services, said. "Without increased donations, post· ponement or cancellation of surgeries and other transfu· sion-related treiuments is a possibility." While summer is typically a challenging time to recruit donors. the FDA has issued new requirements to protect the blood suppl)' against the theoretical risk of the human form of "Mad Cow Disease" for all blood centers, which makes some donors ineligible to give blooil. . Under this new policy, the Red Cross will defer donors who hav~ spent time in the United Kmgdom for a cumuJative total of three months or .more since 1980. or who have spent time in any other European country for ~i" months or more since 1980, or who have received a blood transfusion in the United Kingdom. "So fur this deferral hus accounted for less that one percent of our presenting_ donors; however, our concern is thut donors max be assuming they are ineligible to donate blood and self-deferring. We ¢ncourage anyone with question to call 1·800· GJVELIVE to determine their . eligibility.'' Mifter satd. To be eligible to give blood. individuals must be at least I 7-years .old, weigh at least 105 pounds, and be in gener· ally ¥Ood health. Normally, indivtduals can give blood every 56 days. · · Meigs County residents donated more than a hundred untts of blood fo~ the Red Cross during the bloodmo· bile's last visit. The ne"t scheduled visit for the bloodmobile is from I -6 p.m. on Aug. 21 at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. lltt!Atltor 8a111111rk 11e11t I'rank• MEIGS CALENDAR Community Clltndlr It pub· . llthtd 11 1 lrM eervlcs to non· protllgroupe wlehlng to 1nnouncs mllllnge 1nd tpteilll _,,_ Tht e~~lendar 11 not dltlgntd to pro. mote ..... or fund-riiHI't of •ny type. 1111111 prlnttd only •• lpiiCI ptrmllllnd ctnnot bt gu•· 1nlttd to bt prlnlld • IIPICHio number of dayl. •r• WtdnHday, July 3 PAQEVILLE - Scipio Townthlp True-, 8:30 p.m.. PagevHit town hill. Lodge 411, tilted mHIIng, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at tht hall. Refreehmenta. 11Und1y, July 7 MASON' - The Leonard and Sunn Jane Routh famNy rtunlon will bt held at 12:30 p.m. 11 the Mllon City Park. ThollaHandlng are to take oowrtd dlllhla, pop, and tallng uten· lilt, and Hemt lor 1 family auction. Mtat win bt prollldtd by tht commit· 118. Alto take lawn ohalra. · Mondey, July I TUPPERS Plu\INS - Melgt County Repullllcan P1rty, 7:30 p.m. REEDSVILLE - Regular mHting at the Tupper• l'lalna Flrahouu. Ollw Townllhlp Trut!H mtttlng 11 townllhtp garage on Joppa road. EAST MEIGS - Org.enlzeuonal Budget hHrlng. e p.m. lnttead of at mHIIng and ~ gym lor junior and .tht btgomlng of the m.ttlng .• Hnlor high IIOit-vball playora will bt held at 7 p.m. 11 Eai!Mn High Thuract.y, JuiV 4 SchOol. ~INE - Theist reunion com· mlt!H to inMt at 2 p.m. II tht home of Tom and Sheila Thelia to pill! lor • MIDDLEPORT - Tuberculotlt ihe reunion whlell wiH be hlld Ill Star tntlng wiN taJuo place from 4:30 p.m. MHI Park In Rac1nt July 14. to 5:30 p.m. Ill tht MlddltpOII Flr1 ' DeperVntn1 Tholl handling food llfurday, July e nlltd 1 lkln ·tett. RHdlngt wNI be HARRisONVILlE- Hnllonvlllt July .10 I~ 4:30 to 5:30p.m. ' ·- - --··-----------------:-;.,;-----~-- �' J • Inside: Wedneaday, July 3, 2002 www.mydellysentlnel.com P•p At • TM O.lly Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Diamond Roundup, Page Bi Capriati advances, Page 83 PapB1 .. . Wednesd.y, July J, 2002 Lance Berkman blasts top .Cincy. 6-5 • • CINCINNATI (AP) Most Not from the other dugoul. Cincinnati Reds funs nre loo~ing for· , Reds munu~er Bob Boone said ward to the duy when before the senes begun on Munday .1' CineqlY Field comes thll! Burry Bonds is the hiller he feur~ tumbltng down , muk- most, but Berkman is the om: who ing way for a new ballpurk, has hurt the Reds the most. Not Lunce Berkmun. He's taken u Berkman had a three~homer game real liking to the old place. ut Cinergy on April 16 thut is still The Houston Astros' only AII-Stur vivid, In hve games in Cincinnati this hud another stellar game Tuesday in , season, Berkman is 9-f<lr-17 with six the doomed ballpark that ranks us one homers and 14 RBis. of his favorites. He homered on his He ranks Cincrgy among his three tirst two swings, driving in five runs. favorite ballparks' - Minute Maid 11s the Astros beat the Reds 6-5 in 10 and Coors are the uth¢r two - but innings. · isn't quite sure why he's hud such imr,ressive results this s~a.~on. . 1 "There's not much you can suy thut 'It's one of those Iunny thmgs husn't been suid," closer Billy Wagner snid. "Ri~ht no.w, we expect ubout the game of bnscbull," him to do it. It's l'un to watch him." Berkmnn suid. "I can't renlly eltplain •• ' DedS '. DESIGNATE PLEASE DRIVE SAF·E THIS 4TH OF JULY! WEDNESDAY'S 'lfiGHLIGHfS A DRIVER ••• , THAT'S A PLAN! ou to host baseball camps , MIDDLEPORT'S 2002 JULY 4TH program ' "UNITED WE STAND" . RUTLAND 2002 JULY 4TH CELEBRATION 5:00PM Parade Line Up ............., ... Ash Street 6:00 pm Porade BeQins .' · 7:00pm PrOQrom .................. Dove Dlles:Park •" • JULY 4th, 2002 · RACIN~, OHIO . . 10:00 - PARADE ' . Welcome by Parade Marshall Kenny McElhlnne FloQ RalslnQ .......... American LeQion Post 128 and Lauro Perrin Star SpanQied Banner .............. Laura Guthrie Invocation.•....•..•.•.•.•••.• ;•.•.••....•.•.• Glen Rowe Comments by Mayor .......... ;Sandy Jannorelll Award Parade Trophies Award Porch/Entry Contest Awards sponsored by Rlverbend Arts council. · . "' 1:40-7:45 · .............................. ~ Laura Guthrie 7:45-7:50 ................·......................... Tappers 7:50-7:55 ...... Ash Street Church Children's Choir 7:55-8:00 .........................................Tappers 8:00-.8:1 0 •.••••••••••• ~ .................. DaMa Johnson 8:1 0-8:20 ................ Rockln Country CloQQers 8:20-8:40 ......................... T.J. Kino -JuQollno · 8:30-8:40 ", .......................... Rome Drawlnos· 8:40-8:45 •...•.•.•......•...•.•......... Brenda Phalln 8:45·8:55 .......................... BIQ Bend CIOQQers 8:55-9:05 .................................. Dave Stlmer 9:05-9: I 5 ·............. Rocklno Country CloQQitrs 9; 15 ~ 9:25 ......................... DIQ DendCioQqers 9:25-9:30 ......... DoveStlffier-Yankee Doodle Dandy Everyone o • FOOD • PARADE • PRIZES • CAR SHOW• BINGO • TREATS • ENTERTAINMENT ' SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: (at the Rutland ll'iremana' Park) 9:30AM- PARADE- Lineup at 9:00am (Begins at Depot/Brick St. ends at Beech Grove Rd.) 12:00 PM· ........ :.. Rock-N-Country Cloggers • Craft Booth SpaceCal! Krlita at Home National Bcink- 949-~2 I 0, Karaokte Conteatlnfo Calllennllerat11411- 21611, Generallnlo Call Dale at 949-2656 ALL ACTIVITIES AT ST.ARMILL PARK UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED u• FIREWORKS u• ••WQA!zD FAMOUS ROAST . Line-Lip at Southern HI9h School- 9: IS Flo9 Ralslnb American Legion Post 602-9:45 11:00- Chicken Bar-B-Que and Ice Cream Fire Deportment Bulldlnc.J 11::30 - Patriotic Program- Pork StaQe NOON - "Moon Bounce" -Kids Games KARAOKEE CONTEST- NIQht Reflections 1:OOTRACTOR PULL- BIQ Bend Form Antiques Club-Ball Field 2:00Big Bend Cl099ers 3:00KARAOKEE CONTEST S:OORACO FROG JUMP COUNTRY GRASS-on StaQe 7:30COUNTRYFIED- OnStoQe 10:00 FIREWORKS II!! I!! .., •••FEATURING:· GALAXY RECORDING ARTIST LEE McCORMACK 11:00 PM- ' DEl"" WILL BE SERVED ALL QAY!I BRING THE FAMILY AND JOIN THE FUNI Valley Lumber &Supply . . 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Mat.t Warner led off the top ROCK SPRINGS- If you of the eighth for ·Mason .are a fan of defensive baseball County with a double, beginwith tinlil scores like ·1-0 or 2- ning a live-run inning for the I, then Tuesday's American visitors that included a two· Legion game between Meigs run home run by J.D. Long County and Mason County and RSI singles by Hllfmon, was probably not your cup of Roush and Hodge. tea. · Nick Merola led off the There.were plenty ot' hits. Meigs' half of the eighth with There were plenty of walks. a base hit, but wou.Id only get There were plenty of errors.- as far us second as Mason's And, of course, there were defense came through in the plenty of runs as Mason Post. end to secure the win. 231140 defeated Meigs Post Merola was also the starting 128, 16-11 in a game ' called pitcher fo~ Meig.s. striking out after eight innings because of three 111 s1x mnmgs of work. darkness. M~rola and Lynch were A big difference from wal~ed t~ree ·times each as Mason' s 5-2 victory ,over ~e1g~ batters were walked Meigs back in early June at nme ttmes. Wahama High School. John Crawford w~s the With Meigs up 11 -1O, start~r f'!r lyla~on, stnkmg out Mason tied the gume in the five 111 Silt mnmgs. top of the seventh inning as . Mason County got on the Chad Zerkle scored on. an board f1rst 111 t~e second error in·centerfield onn hit by mmng when Denms connectBrad Roush with two outs. ed on. a so.lo homer. . , Meigs manllged to get a Me1gs ued the game m us runner second with two outs half of the .second when as Michael Warren doubled. Mason commmed a double~ but Warren was tagged out error as the second baseman ) trying to steal third when Jos~ bobbled the bull trymg to get Lynch was walked following the force out at second and a full count. later, t~e throw. to the plate Warren wa, 2-for-4 ·for went htgh all?wtng Lynch to , · · s . D . score from thtrd. Metgs (4-L3), :OVhile .usu? In the third, after Mason's G.1bbs wus 2-for-5 Wtth a Andrew Cochran scored on a tnple. ' , 'ld · h M · k 72 J.P. Harmon was 4-for-5 for fe~d pitC ' etgs too a • SEEKING AN OPPORTUNITY.,... Meigs Post 128's Casey Dunfee leads o.ff from first base In Mason (I~- 7). while Ryan · trye sixth Inning of Meigs' 16-11 loss to Mason Post 23/140 Tuesday at Rock Springs. Hodge was 3-for-6 and Andrew Dennis and Ryan Plea• ... &.e~~on, 8:1 (Butch Cooper) BuTCH CooPER BCOOPER«<>MVOAILVTRIBUNE.COM Bengals sign WR ,Westbrook "Michael is a proven player who still has . CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Bengal s have agre.ed to the terms of a three- tremendous speed, and the factor of his size year . contract with wide is something we really like," ·said Bengals , receiver Michael head coach Dick LeBeau . Westbrook, · an unre- Westbrook led Washington in receptions stricted free agent last seaso.n with S7 and was tied for first in from Washington, touchdown catches with four . the team said In 1999, Westbrook helped lead Tuesda~erms of the ~ashington to ~he NFC East ~hamplonship contract were w1th ~ career-htgh 65 catches, 1,191 yards not disclosed and mne touchdowns. , A messag~ ' The addition or ~estbroo~ gives .the · seeking com- Bengals several opuons with rece1ver ment from Westbrook's agent, Steve Zucker, Dllfnay Scott, who.has failed to show up for was left Tuesday night at Zucker's Chicago . voluntary workouts in the offseason and sat home . out minicamp in May with a sore le~. Scott Westbrook, 6-foot-3 and 221 pounds, is broke his leg during training camp m 2000 entering his eighth NFL season. Westbrook, and missed the entire season. 29, was the No. 4, overall pick. in the l~S In other NFL signings, the Atlanta Falcons . Draft by th.e Washmgton Redskins. In seven signed former ·cleveland and Dallas WR seasons Wl\h Washington, Westbrook had Darrin Chiaverini, and the Rames agreed to , 2'17. r~cepttons for 4,180 yards and 24 terms with RB Lamar Gordon on a four-year recetvmg touchdowns. -contract. NEW . YORK (AP) Atlanta's Andruw Jones and Boston's Johnny Damon won an Internet runoff for the final two spots in next week's AllStar game. , · ••••• PIHie ... ~~ertunan BJ Mason rolls past the.Meigs , Legion, 16-11 . Jones, Johnny· . Damon flnar All-Stars King Hardware .Ridenour Gas Service Home National Bank . Racine Pomeroy; Ohio • Pomeroy, Ohio Fisher . Funeral Home Middleport 992.;.2155 Downii1g-Childs-MullenMusser Insurance 992-3381 ' ,. 985-3301 992-2635 ATHENS ·- The Ohio University baseball program will host u pair of baseball· ~umps this year. Instructing at the cmnps ·will be Ohio head coach Joe Carbone, associate head couch Bill Toadvine, and other couches. from both the collegiate and high school levels. 'The cmnps will be Prospect/Showcase Camps for 2003 and 2004 high school gruduutes. The first of these one-day camps will be , held August 24 and a second session will be held October 5. The cost is $160 per participant, per camp. To register for the camp. write to: Ohio University Baseball Camp: 113 Haning Hull: Athens, Ohio 457012979 Telephone inquiries can be mude to 740-593- 1764, and applicntions can also be completed on-line by visiting the Ohio University web site at: http://www .ohi ou .edu/non'... credit/buseba ll.html. For more information. please con tact Carbone at 740-593-1180 or toudvine at · 740-593-1954. Gutierrez Baumlumber 0 place." . . . Wade Miller let the lead shp away. Austin Ket1rns had the lirst four-hit gume of hi• rookie season and Adam Dunn - the Reds' only All-Star representutive - hit a solo homer as the Reds tied it at 5. It came down to the closers, und Wagner wus u little better. Crufg Biggio led off the IOth with a . double down the third base line off Danny Graves (3-2). "Thut's Biggio," Graves said. "He's ulways done that. He's always hitting the bull down the line. He knew I was coming with the sinker. I've had pretty good success against " Tribe activates THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THESE FINE AREA BUSINESSES it." · , There was a simple expl~nution for his two homers Tuesday - bud pitching. · Joey Hamilton left a slider and u fustball over the plate . Berkman turned them into a two-run homer in the Ilrst inning and a three-run shot in the third for a 5-1 lead. Berkman had never faced Hamilton. who threw him three pitch· cs and gave up two homers . Berkman hns 27 o~erull, one behind Sammy Sosu for the major league leud, und leads the NL with 74 RBis. "He's like Bonds. He's like Sosu. If they $Ct those pitches. they're going to hll them out," Boone suid. "(Humilton) didn't get it in the right • Catch your· favorite sports in the Sentinel. co prehanslve Rehab Services· . . . otfm comprehensive terVices fOI'. patients who have experienced: Nt~~rolofktJl Dtlordln • CVA • Spinal cord injury Orthop«lk CotUIItio~J,~ • Multiple fraaurcs • Hip fracture • AmpulaliooJ ;· t Peripheral Det'Ve injury • Multiple IIIIIJalloskelelal condilions t ~trauma 12111t.. llltrcllll• • ' " Dqillffrlllvt Dlltwrlm t Guilliaa-Barre . • Muhiple Sdavsia · t PaltiiiiOIIiiiD t Myastheaia Gravis •••v.WI 21271 eiii.• ll2·JU4 J PLEASANT VALLEY �·- ·The Daily Sentinel . AROUND THE DIAMOND BasebaH ?age Bl Wednesday, July 3, 2002· Wednesday, July 3, 2002" ~Williams, Red Sox sweep twin bill from Jays; ChiSox roll Juon Qenzulez homered for Texas. Baltimore to a win at Anaheim. WIU'fli: Sox 17, Trc:•:ttS 9 Lopez (7·3) scutte.red four singles Mugglio Ordonez und Sundy which snapped u fnur-gume losing in his 19th career start, striking out Almnur each homered twice us streak. RoYALS 7, MARINUS S five, wulkin11 five and hitting a batter _Chicago und visiting Detroit tied u Mike Sweeney homered to brenk a • in seven inmngs. major league record by combining for tic in the ninth inning and Raul Rookie Jorge· Julio got three outs , 12 home runs. Both tetuns hit s.ix home runs und mutch~d 'the record Ibanez homered two butters Iuter for for his 17th save in 21.chances after his second of the gume us · visiting following Buddy Groom and Willis they set together on Muy 2g, 1995. · Roberts out of the bullpen. Kenny Lofton und Jose Valentin Kunsus City beut Scuttle. · Kazuhiro Susuki (2·3) hus allowed ATHLETICS 4, TWINS 3 ulso homered' for the White Sox. Olmedo Saenz hit u pinch-hit tw<;>· Dmitri Young homered twice for only five earned runs all season, four Detroit. Robert Fick. George in his past two outings . He lost run home run tn the bottom of tlie Lombard, Wendell Magee und Sunduy when the Colorado Rockies ninth, gi~ing host Oaklu!id a come· came buck t.o win 4-3. from ·behtnd win over Mtnnesotu. Dumion Easley ulso homered. Puul B~rd (11-5) uilowed five runs Eric Chavez doubled of Eddie RANG•:Rs 3, D•:vn. RAvs I In Arlington, Texas, Rafael und I0 h1ts in eight innings, walking Guurdudo ( 1·2) to start the A's mnth. Jermaine Dye struck out but Saenz, Pulmeiro tied Duve Winlield for 22nd three und striking out three. Ott rOLES 3, ANGEI.S 0 pinch-hitting for John Mabry, homeplace on the career home run list with Rodrigo Lopez und three relievers red on un 0·2 pitch to left fteld. It 465th homer. und Kenny Rogers (9-4) ullowed three hits over seven intJings combined on u four-hitter, and Jay was Guardado's third blown save Gibbons homered twice to lift this season . us'Textts hear Tumpu Buy. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RED Sox l, BLUE JAYS.l, 1sT GAMF. NIUonlliMgtle RED Sox 6, BLu•: JAYS 4, 2ND _, GAME Spot starters Tim Wakefield und Ql w L lOot. 52 ~1 .ea7 AlllrU Sunny Kim lifted Boston to u double· 43 38 .u. • 1/2 ManlfHI header sweep of Toronto. The Red t :r-\\)11< I 41 ".,.a .811 .eoo to t/2. · Sox have beat the Blue Juys eight ,q7 Ptllllaiplllt 37 14 straight times. · Central Kim (2-0) . pitched six scoreless w L l'al Ql innings in the nightcap then run 11110 .880 St. LOUII :10 1 trouble in the seventh before the Red ClnGinllllll n .au .481 .r 112 Houllton 37 Sox held for the win. Wakefield ulso Pl111burgh M q -~ t Chlolgo 48 .<lOr lltl2 pitched six shutout innings in the duy ~ Mlwtuktt 31 ea .373 t4 112 gume. Lou Merloni's two-run triple in w L l'al Ql the seventh rallied Boston to victory. LooAAQolu 52 3t .ear Brinn Duubauch had three hits. two 48 3-4 .585 3 112 Mzonl runs and two RBis in the night gumc Sin FranciiOO 47 38 .873 4'112 us the ~ed Sox improved to 27-8 Colorado 38 48 .q4 13 112 Sin Diogo 34 so .408 18 112 against the AL East. MOncltY'I Cltmtl F~ 1t', Ohlolgo Cubl 1 MtwoukM R, P.llllbu~O 1'1\ladotpnla !. N.Y. · 3 ' Clnolnnall 7, HOUltOn 8 Alilntl 7, Monlrtal & St. Loula 7, Sin Dl~ S San Franol100 I, Co rado 8 Lao llngtltl4, ArllOIIII 0 NEW YORK (AP) - Even 'llloiAy'l a..... MIIINIIukoo 12, PIHaburgh 8 after I0 seasons in the rnujors, N.V: Mill tl, Phlllidtl!lhla G Raul Mondesi Houlton 8, Clnolnlllld J, 10 lnnlnga MontfHI &, A~a.W. 2 felt ~ bit lik~ u Florida 8, Chl<ogo CuQo r · rook1e. Weunng Sl. LOUII 11, Sin Otago & pinstripes, that is. Sin Franotaao t8, Colorado & · Loa Angelaol, ArllOIIII 0 ' "I ·was nervous ar first," he admitted. \VIdnlldtV'I 01Not to worry - the newest Mo!ltrul jArmll Jr. 8•7) at Atlanta !Maddux 7-1/, r:08 p.m. • . New York Yankees stur did MMwaukH ShUll H) It Pltllburgh just fine. IFOQO B-e), r:D8 p.m. Mondesi hit lin RBI single ChtoaQCJ Cuba (Wood 1·5) ot Florida (Dempattr 1-'1), 7:q8 p.m. and scored twice in his N.Y. MtiiiD'AmiOO +7) at Phllldtlphll Yankees debut and, despite IWOII4-e), ~:08 p.m. Houa..., jOawoh t-1) ot Clnolnnoll another home run by Jim 1"11111111 H), 7:10 p.tll. New York defeated Sin Ologo jLI- 7-4) II St. LOuit Thome, the Cleveland Indians I0-S ISimoniiOO'I!G-1), I :tO p.m. &an Franalaco jL.Hornondoz f·8) at Tuesday night. Colorado (Jenning~ 1~). 1:08 p.m. "I know how to play the Lot Angotti i"'h~ r-ef at Arizona game," Mondesi said. (81tlti14-5), 10:051).m. Thome set a team record by Thllrod"'''l aarnea becoming the first Indians MllwtukH (CI-1 W) It Clnoii!Mit lOt._ 8-4); 1111 p.m. player to homer in six struil!ht Montraiat ('l'olhll 1•1) at Phllldtlphll games, launching u long dnve (Pidlllo 10.8), 3:05p.m, . HOUlton (Munro 1)-0) ll PIHiburgh jllllmot off Roger Clemens. 1-1), 4:08 P.'l1· The early rocket was only N.V. Mltt(Liktr 8-e) 11 Florldlt (Tiwt,._. one of the Rocket's!roblems. 8~). 1!01 p.m, Clemens was force to leave San Fr.- ~~midi +I) II Arllano ti.Andttlon 3-1), 1:08 p.m. after five innin$s because of Loa Angtltl (Itil II 1t-'1) It St. LOUit crumps in his nght leg on a (T.Smll! t .0), 1:10 p.m. . Chlolgo CUba (Prior 1·1) ll Alllnil muggy, 95-degree night. IMIIIWOod &-!), 7:05 p.m. Jorge Posada's fourth career . ' grand slum cupped a seven-n~n seventh. Derek Jeter's tiebreuking single curlier in the w L lOot. 01 inning helped the Yankees Now'rbrk 51 31 .822 llolton 48 31 1813 1 improve to 10-0 against AL Blitlmort 38 41 .488 II Central teams: The Indians lost Tbronto 33 48 .<107 17 Ill their third in a row and for the lMipaBiy 28 52 .380 12 C.nlrll lOth time in 14 games. w L .1110· ~ 01 Mondesi, acquired Monday MiftiiiiiOII 47 37 from Toronto for a Double-A 41 42 ,48( 5'Ill 17 .... .417 111:1 reliever; tit nerulr into a lineup KantuCity :Ja q ,oiQO t3 that leads the maJors in homers Dttrolt 27 53 ,83e 18 and runs scored. \ . w L l'al 01 Batting fifth, Monde.si went He also was caught stealing, .... 1-for-2 Sol~ 52 31 .ear and reached base all Mondesi waved to funs 47 M .880 AIIIIM!m 4 47 M .see Dtkllnd I four times he butted, He when he trotted to right field to 38 48 11 walked, wa.~ hit by a pitch, got stun the game; and the crowd aboard on an error and had un of 45,5891ater gave him a nice · M01ld"'''l Booton 4, Tbronto o RBI single in the big seventh. ovation after he dirtied his uni· Saaltll r. Kanlll Cliy 0 Minnttola 5, Cllkland 4 'llloiAy'a Olrnea Booton 2, Toronto t, tat ;arne I!OIIon I, Toronto 4, 2nd game N.Y. YankHt 10. Cllvltand I Tilcu 3, .,.mpa BIV 1 Chlolgo Whttol!ox 17, Dttrolt 8 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lltiUmore 3, Allllhllm o KaniU Cky 7, llNitlt I Bartolo Colon delivered just what the Montreal Expos · Dtkllnd •• Mlmttotl 3 ellpected. Colon won in his first start since coming over from -nHday'I'Tbronlo 11-iaflldty 8•4) II Bolton (BIIrklll Cleveland, and Fernando Tatis hit a go-ahead grand slam as H), 7:011 p.m. . Cla....nd i&abolhll H) at N,¥, the Ex~s beat the,Atlantu Braves 5-2 Tuesday night. "He s the most impressive pitcher I've ever caught," Expos Yln!MI (D,Wotll W), 7:0f ~~ DIIRIII tMolhltt D-0) II Ch WNII catcher Michael Burrell said. ''I know that's going to make So>: (Otovtr :J-3l, e:oa p.m. some of my boys jealous. I was trying really hurd not ,_mpa Sly jP.WIIoon 2·8) at Ttxal (ValdH H), 8:08 p,m, to smile too much back there. I was so happy." ielllmort (Ertokaon 3•7) 11 An1holm The Indians sent Colon, pitcher Tim Drew and cash (WUhCUr~ 8-2), tO:OII p.m. Mtnntoot• (Santan• 3· r) 11 Oa~:and to the Expos last week (()r first baseman Lee Stevens and (Muldor 8-4), 10:05 p.m. three minor leaguers. In 16 starts with Cleveland, Colon was Kan111 Ctly ("'tnalo H) ot BlaHio I0-4 with a 2.5~ ERA and won his lust three starts. tplntlro 1-3), 10:08 p.m. He didn't miss a beut in his tirst NL start. Colon gave up Th-.,·.two runs in the first - one eamed - and then held the Tbronto (Wolkar :J.O) 11 Booton (l.fto ,_ 1. Braves scoreless over his final six innin's to pick up the win . 4), 1:011 p.m. . 'They're such u good team and they re playing so well, I Clt;l- (Pinlt¥ +10)11 N.Y.Y11tMM IMIIIII'!I 11-1~ f :011 p.m. knew it wasn't §Ding to be an easy job," Colon said through Min_,. (J:IItnoon 0.0) 11 Saa1U. an interpreter. But other than that, it was another day at (Oirola 1H), G:36 p.m. Ottrolt tSPI"" 3-1) It Chlolgo Wlllllllok work." (Wright HJ, 1!0!1 p.m. · Colon appeared to get stronger as the $arne wore on, throw- . 'tompo loy (W.Aiwtru 2·2) ot r - (IIIII ing a 98 mph fastball in the seventh innmg on his 97th pitch. 11-3), 1:08 II-'"· He alloy;ed just five hits and stn~ck out ,sill.. ' IIIIUmort IDtllkiiG-1) II'AIIIIntlm (Appltr H), 0:08 p.m. "He comes ri$ht at you. He doesn't let up,'' Montreal manKanlla City (Sadllctf< 0.0) 11 OMilnd ager Frank Rob:nson s~tid. . (Udlt 2·7). 8::18 p.m. In other NL games. it wiiS: San Francisco !8, Colorado 5; HI. Loocllng H'Los An$eles 8, Arizona 0; St. Louis II, Sal) Diego 5; Houston 1 IATTIIICI - Hilton, ColoriGo, .344; LWIIIfjlr, Colorldo, .3411 IOndt, Bin 6, Cinc:nnati 5; Florida 9, Chicago Cubs 7; New York 12. ,..._, .341; !,Cu1111o, Florida, .338; Philadelphia 6; and Milwaukee 12, Pittsbur$h 6. ~ Manlrool, -~: ~­ Colon ~ot the support he needed in the s1xth when Burrett .331 , VOuorrtro, Monilial, .321; led off with a solo shot off Damian Moss (4-3). After Colon ICimOndl. 81. Loult. .-. I HOMI MINI - 11011. CNNQO, II; suuck out, Jose Macias singled and moved to second an out ltr1unln, Houlton, 17; 1110.-. Loa later on Vladimir Guerrero's single. Wil Cordero walked, set· AnaiiM. II; llondl, 11ft I'll-. II; • . lu1rtil, l'ltlltCIIIptlll, JO; VOtwriHo. ting up Talis' .sixth career grand slum. t.IDIIIII, It; II: ICIIIN. · Montreal pulled within 8 112 aamea of the Bravea in the NL ,...,.,., 11: L'Mtlllr, omr•: ,., Bast. Adanta loat for just the second time in 13 aw:nes. ..., ., .. .. .. • -. - Mondesi, Yankees explode·on Indians Tribe .... ,..... a-• Colon shines in Expos debu~ Ao.tottll,-- ru~i< ~.UC..I• ~-''"'I'"Pf'"· \IMir Rl«hi to ~no•, o.ti•md Rip11n loor WIMBLEDON. Englund (AP) Venus Williams and Jennifer Capri uti just CASE NUMBER wnnted ro get out qf the rain . On another DOWN THE HILL TO . · 01-ev-oeo THE PLACE OF cloudy, cool day ut Wimbledon, that was BEGINNING, BEING probably a good idea. CONSECO FINANCE THE SAME · Williams, seeking a third consecutive SERVICING CORP. PREMISES Plolnllfl ·Wimbledbn title, needed jLtst 44 minutes CONVEYED BY •VI• NELLIE KARR AND to reach the semifinals, beati.ng Elena VI~IE ROSSITER; DANA KARR _TO . Likhovtseva of Russia 6-2.· 6-0 Tuesday. 1111. PHILLIP She was so overpowering that Delltldenla · KREIS'EIMETER BY Likhovtseva won only seven points in the DEED RECORDED IN COURT OF COMMON VOL. 84, PAGE 178 second set, and Williams conceded just PLEAS, MEIOS AND 177 OF THE fwo points on. her serve. COUNTY, OHIO RECORDS OF . Justine Henin al so reached the ~ emis, DEEDS IN THE ·defenting No.3 Monica Seles 7-5.1-6 (4), In pur1uance of an RECORDER'S Order or Salt to MO OFFICE, MEIGS ·and will face Wi [Iiams on Thursday in a directed from llld COUNTY, OHIO. rematch of last year's final. Court In the above Curr111l OWner: Capriati , admitting a rain suspension' enllllacl ocllon, I will Sholto M.Portlow from Monday probably saved her in her axpoae to 1111 al Properly 11: 32755 fourth -rounder with Elini Dnniilidou of · public eucllon on the Stilt Route 33, front atapa o1 th• Pom~toy, Ohio 45768 Greece, advanced to the quiuterfiouls. Melg• County Court pp. 14,00713 She completed a 6·1, 3-6. 6-1 win over Houoe on Thurodey, Prior Deed · Danii liduu after the match was suspended Auguat 1, 2002 ot Reference: Volume at one set each Monday. Capriatt swept 11 :30. A.M., o1 aald 93, Page 739 dey, the following the final set il]..less than a half-hour, hit· APPRAISED A~ ducrlbed rut••tete: $8,000.00 ting an ace on match point. SITUATED IN THE Play started just more than an hour late STATE OF OHIO, IN RALPH E. on Centre Court and Court I after a rain THE COUNTY OF TRUSSELL, MEIGS AND IN THE Sheriff, Malg• delay, the second consecutive day of bad TOWNSHIP . 0 F County, Ohio weather: On Wednesday, matches on RUTLAND: Centre Court and Court I wi II start an BE I N_G L0 T ~ REIMER 6 ;LORBER · hour early in an effort to ease the backlog. NUMBER (11), IN/OF Co., L.P.A. . : Belgium's Xavier Malisse advanced to HUTCHISON By; Dtnnll Reimer SUBDIVISION IN THE (Reg. 100311 09) the men'.s quarterfinals by beating Greg TOWNSHIP 0 F Jomo1 C. Wrentmore Rusedski 6-4 in the final set of a match . RUTLAND, (Reg. t0048n9) · suspended because of rain Monday at two .FRACTION 2, TOWN 8 Atlorneyl lor Plllntlfl :sets each. . NORTH, RANGE 14 2850 Edllon Blvd. WEST, AS THE SAM P.O. Box 968 : Mali sse broke Rusedski for a 4-3 lead IS NUMBERED AM Twlnaburg, Ohio · and setved out the match three games DELINEATED UPO_N 44087 : later. After saving two break points. one THE RECOROEO (330) 425-4201 . with an ace, he cpnverted on his second PLAT 'THEREOF, OF · ·match point to win 3·6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. 6-4. RECORD IN PLAT (7) 3, 10, 17, 2002 BOOK 4, PAGE 57, : · "It just came down to one missed volley RECORDER'S :on break point," said Rusedski, u trans· Public Notice OFFICE, MEIGS : planted Canadian now playing for Britain. COUNTY, OHIO IN THE COURT OF • His defeat leaves only fourth-seeded Tim Current Own era: COMMON PLEAS VIC1,ROIIII1t & Henman a5 a local hope . MEIGS COUNTY, Keith ~<ottlter Richurd~rajicek, the 1996 winner and OHIO Property ot: 33184 : only form men 's champion left in the New Lima Ro1d, NOTICE FOR · draw, and ark Philirpoussis were tied at Rutlond, Ohio 45n5 . PUBLICATION pp • 11.00422.000 :two sets apie~e - al m tiebreakers - in Prior · Dead CASE NO. 02·CV-G28 :a fourth-round ma«:h. Reference; Volume: On Wednesday. Capriati will be lirst on ' ~ 105, Pega &t MID-STATE TRUST, IV ' · Cevtre Court to ,play ~cr quarterfinal with APPRAISED AT: PLAINTIFF, VI. $23,000.00 : Amclic Mlluresmo of France, followed by TERMS OF SAL,E: HAROLD E. SMITH, : Henman's quar.terfinal agajnst Andre Sa AKA HAROLD Cannot be Sold for ·of Btazil. · . lou lhon 2/3rdo o1 E. SMITH, JR., ET AL . : On Court I, Daniela Hanluchova of INTENSE -Jennifer Caprlatl returns to Greece.'s Elenl Danlllldou during their lht epprlllld Vllue · pEFENDANTS. :slovakia takes on Serena Williams in Women's Singles, fourth round match at Wimbledon on Tuesday. Caprlatl won the on day of ula, caeh Horold E. Smith, or carlllltd chock, 'another quarterfinal. followed by the match 6-1, 3-6, 6·1, to reach the quarterfinals. (AP) · ak1 Horold E. Smith, balance on confirm•· completion of the P.hilippoussis-Krajieck Jr, will like notice lion of ute. ,that on Morch 14, : 111 ¥t;~· tinal featured match on Court 1 three str&ight titles sihce Steffi Graf in dark. But I focussed on me and my 2002 1991-93. • game and didn't think about ev.erything RALPH E. Mid Stele TrUll, IV :pits top-seeded Lleyton Hewitt against Capriati didn't mind having her around me." TRUSSELL, flied 111 complaint ·Sjeng Schalkcn of the Netherlands in u match suspended for nearly 24 hours. Seles went up 4-1 in the second set. ~~~~~y.~~~· agalnol you In tho quarterfinal - as long as . rain in the "It's tough .to come back after a rain Hen in won three .straight games and Court ol Common Pieu or Meta• forecast stays away. delay, especially if it takes a day," she Seles fought off four breuk points to REIMER • LORBER 1 Williams . was. · almost perfect ·said. "But H was probably helpful the hold for 5-4, and the players went on co., L.P.A. Tuesday, but sttll sees room for player today and the player yesterday . serve into the tiebreaker. · rJ~u-~C:~1~:e) 1 mer 1 1T!W 0 ~ement_. , . was completely different. It would have Seles has nine Grand Slam titles but Jam•• c. Wrenlmoro •I,th1nk I ~~~ ~.lot of b_alls up the mtd-. been tounh to beat her · if we had kept the closest she has come at Wimbledon (Rag. J0048n8) dl~, she sa1d .. And maybe my ~repa· playing.'F , , . . is a loss in the !992 final to Graf. Attorneyelor Plelnttfl ratton_ was a ltttle slow. ~ut I'll be Rain twice interrupted the match in ")really want to add any Grund Slam 2450 Edlaon Blvd., studytng myself, I suppose. which Henin , s~eded sixth, beat Seles. titles," she said, "but obviously ~~~~~r:'~hto She _has spent only 4 1/2 _ho~rs on "The conditions were very difficult," Wimbledon even more because I've 44087 c~urt 1n her run to the sem1Cmals as s~e Hen in said. "Jt was windy' and very never won it" (330) 425~201 mcs to become the f1rst woman to wtn (7) 3, 10, 17. 2002 ' County1 0 h Io, requaallng the Court to termln11o eny lntaretl lhll you. hive In the premlltl cllatocrlbed •• lolloWI: Sltueta In tho .Townlhlp of Ollvl, Molgl County, Ohio In Section 8, T. 4 , R. 11, fiEGINNING In lho e~nter or the County Rood Ieiding from RMdovlllo to Joppo It the N.E. corner ot lot detdld by Major RMd to Dudley ANd; thence In 1 Southar(y direcllon olcing tho E111 line of the oald . lot of Dudley Road to the canter of the Townahlp Rood ; th111co Eutarly elon; a.ald Townohlp Rood to tht lntoraecllon of th.a. uld County Rood; th'ence In 1 · Northweoterly direction along lhe center of the uld County Roed to tho ploca of BEGINNING 1nd containing 1 ecre, more or Ieee. FOR LAST SOURCE OF TITLE SEE D.B. 308, Pg. 131 ot the Melg1 County; Ohio Racorde ot Deade. Parcel No. 08· 00025.000 The Pl1lntlll requut• thai oold premlnl be •old, your lntere•t therein loreclo•ed and lor eny o1her relief u ehall be )uti and equlllble. You 1r1 required to 1n1wer the 11id complaint by tho 4th diY of SJpl. or Judgement by Do1~ult will be . rendered ogalnll you. : MARK K, McCOWN, REG. NO. 0068743, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (7) 3, 10,17, 24, 2002 (1)7.~002 '· Public Notice The Llll rt Twp, TrultHI will hold their· budgol meeting lor: y11r 2003 on Mondlay,· July 15, 2002, 5:00 pm lllht office building. (7) 3 ' YOUR CAR form with an aggressive slide. Mutt Lawton led off the game with a homer, just the fourth time in 562 career starts Clemens has been tagged that way. Thome, edged out by Boston's Johnny Damon in Internet voting for the 30th and final spot on the AL AllStar team, hit u two-run homer in the first. He lined his 25th •• • •• ••• • •• •• ••• • • • • h_omer into the upper deck in nght. Rumiro Mendoza (6·2) got the win in relief. Ricardo Rincon (0-3) took the loss. ,. :·::··RED HOT JULY 4TH CLEARANCE SA~LE NL "*""'· Capriati dodge raindrops PUSH - - ... The 'Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 www.mydallysentlnel:com • _n..._ g::r. ' • SAVE 300/o · OFF On returned lamps, accessories, draperies, bed and bath, and other home furnlshlnas ltems... plus home electronics and hard Unes. · rerurned outdoor furniture other seasonal merchandise. .GREAT -SAVINGS . In-Store In-Stock catalos Items onlyl You'll ftnd fantastic values, while they last. · 5o come bY today! catalog Catalog merctiant JCPenney MERCHANT STORIIesi-S ·338 2nd Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740) 441-1525 • Mon·Sat 10·1 THE Woods withdraws Boxer Tito" Trinidad. from this week's shelving the gloves . Western\Open · LEMONT, Ill. (AP) Tiger Woods withdrew Tuesday from this week' s ~__, A d v i I ·we s t e r n Open, citing an· unspectfied Illness. Wo o d s made the ~~~1° ~~ c~i; Web site. He notified the PGA of his Wood a dec isi0 n about Tuesday mor n ing , Western Open spokesman Gary Holloway said. !'Naturally, we are disappointed lie has .had to withdraw," said John Kaczkow· ski, tournament director for the sponsorin§ Western Golf Association. 'We appreciate the ongoing relationship we PGA Berkftlan from Pap II him. He just hit it in the right spot." Berkman was intentional· ly walked, and a full-count walk to Richard Hidalgo loaded the bases with one out. Up came Gregg Zaun, , who hit a game-winning grand slam against Arizona last Thursday. He was determined not to try fqr another have enjoyed with Tiger since 1992, when he competed in the Western Junior." Kaczkowski wished Woods well in his pursuit of golf's Gran(! Siam . . Wopds has won the Masters ·and the U.S. Open, and had planned to make the Western .his finaltuneup for the British Open, which will be played July · 18-21 at Mui.rfield, Scotland. . Woods instead decided to remain home to rest, accord· ing to his Web site. · Th~ announcement gave no details on Woods' illness. Woods has played the Western Open seven of !~e past eight years and won tn 1997 and 1999. . The $4 million tournament ·begins Thursday at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club in Lemont. Scott Hoch is the defending champion. • against Graves, who was hoping -to get a double-play grounder with his sinker. "I had a plan and I'm pret· ty happy with how it worked out," Zaun said. "I definitely wasn't trying to be greedy. If I 'get greedy, I might (ground) one; and. the inning's over." Octavio Dotel (5·3) pitched two scoreless innings, striking .out" three, and Wagner got the last three outs for his 14th save in 17 chances, finishing off a win that had a familiar theme. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico against France's Hacine (AP) Felix ''Tito': Cherifi in May. He suffered Trinidad is retiring, a legal his first defeat in the previrepresentativefor the former ous fight against Bernard mtddleweight and welter- Hopkins, which also cost weight champion said him his middleweight title. Tuesday. · Hopkins knocked him out in Nicolas Medina said that the 12th round. the 29-year-old Trinidad, After Trinidad . beat who had a successful career Cherifi, Hopkins refused his ~f multimill}on dollar fights requests for a rematch, as did tn t!Jree we1g.ht clas.ses, has Oscar de Ia Hoya, Who lost. a dCfided to qUit fig~ung. . . . previous bout to Trinidad. After carefully eval~aung On July 19, 1993, he won ~II present factors and hsten- his first championship - the tng ~o the recornmendai!On . IBF welterweight crown of. hts father, manager and when he knocked out tratner he has decided to · · Bl ..... · the · retire definitelv as a profes· · Maunce oc_, m sec· sional boxer,', Medina said ~nd rou~d .. He defended that in a statemerit. · title .1 ~ umes. . Triniditd was 41-1, with 34 Tnn1dad beat th.e prev1ou~· knockouts, and took purl. in ly undefeated De Ia f!oya m 21 title fights. He is consid· ~eptember I 999, adding. the erted by many as the best title of ~C welterwe1_g~t Puerto Rica.n boxer. Trinidad championship. began his ~fessional career .A year , later, he gained · in 1990 when he wd 17, weight and beat promising after a short amateur career Americ~s David ~eid llJld of 57 r:r.,~~~Fernando Vargas m super Trini won his last fight welterweight bouta. Public Nollce CASE NUMBERI00-CV.015 CONBECO BANK, INC., Plein till ·VI• SHEILAM. PARTLOW, al ol., De1endlntl CQ~~~~::oN COUNTY, OHIO In pur:iuenca or an order or Seta to me directed from uld Court In the obove onlllled ecllon, I will e•po.. to 1ala at publiC auction on the front atapa or th• Malgl County Court Houaa on Thurad1y, Auguat 1, 2002 11 10:30 A.M., of eald dey, the 1ollowtng cllatocrlbed 1111 Millie: THE FOLLOWING REAL . EITATE BrrUATED IN TI-l I COUNTY OF MIIQI, ITATE OF OHIO, AND IN THU TOWNSHIP Or SALISBURY AND MORE PARTICULARLY DEICRIIID AI FOLLOWS: IT BRING APART OF 8EcnON NO', I, TOWN 2, RANGE 13 OF -THE OHIO COMPANY'I PURCHASE AND BOUNDED AI FOUOWI; t Mason made it a two-run BEGINNING ON game in the fourth inning and ~~= ~~~~~~~ took a I0·7 lead in !he sixth, FROM POMEROY TO but Meigs regained the lead ATHENS A~ . OINT in the bottom of the sixth as DISTANT 1 EET the roller coaster ride oontin- . 80UTHEM ROM THE SO HEAST ed U • CORNER OF A Mason plays host to TRACT LATELY Greenbrier County Friday, OWNED BY PETER while Meigs travels to JEI'IOLEMAN; Winfield today and Logan THENCE RUNNING , lOUTH ON THE LINE Friday before playing host to OF IA.IO ROAD 10 Belpre . in a double.header FEETl THENCE WUT Saturday. UP THI HILL TO WHAT WAS' • 11-ltonnoo . FORMERLY MaOCWI 0 11 3 o5 t 5 • 18 114 MONTI!QUE'S .LINE; Ma1uo o u oo4 oox ~ 11 8 7 THENCE WITH SAID Crowford. Roulh (71 ond Hodgo. Morol.l, LINE NORTH 10 Smlll> 17) .nd Lyncll. FEET; THEN CE :'J:J But, it was also in the third · when Meigs' first baseman John Stanley had t6 leave tile game after being hit in the . head by ~ Crawford pitch with bases loaded, the second time in as many innings Stanley was hit in the head. But, Meigs got even on the following at-bat when Casey Dunfee nailed a three-run double to left center field. .' • SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE When it comes to selling your car, nothi goes the the Seller Trade In the Classlftedsl CaiiTodavt The Daily1 Se"··· �.. aooa Wedntaday, July ~. www.mydallyaentlnel.c~m P1ge B 4 • The Dally Sentinel CLASSIFIED • eutsster To Place Your Ad, Call Today.: . IOUIHfll · l.n DIMIN fllltiMI II 1.11'1 oniON YOUTH I : NA TUIItl Will ,,, I.AYIIt I I "'VI" ltUH MMUIIONAJ. 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Chaster Townahlp, Yard Sate July 12th 13th, 1aeklng new tatem coming Melgl County, send tenera 0,00•3 00 1818 Jac<oon 10 Huntlnglon, WV 731 ·424·2<!<1~ of lnterelt IO The O&IIV P!Mo. Namo Brand Clothoo. Sentinel . PO Box 7211·20 Numerout Houlthold 731 ·.t24-2141 llama Lots ol mloo. --:-_;;_;;;:...:"::-'-::-Pomeroy Ohlo 45769 r Fo11er Parents Local Agoncy In Ohla took· 10 lng quallllod coupleo be· 10"4 Sateepert on, Math required, Benefit~ Full Tlmo lmmoOI· ate Optntng Apply at Ac· lion ~~•) •-1111 C (888)6:1~·074g l)ftftfe~ P!lMEHOY/MIItllf.~; tralloll, and dooMo Coli 441-4236 fOr Ron or ltalle mMaf!iga uo ====:;____ COL Orlvor Noodod lor I~OTICII ~n\1 tol' ttal " " " wtdeltt tlln •lo1$tlon ol""' low. Ow a llt<lfllllm Houu lor Reo.. lntonntdU\ItiU "-'I-t ld..!IIM4 In a 1:\JdiOOm Hou.- j\JII IIIII· rtldornra horaby .. thj,·;WIP'PM ll't avallllbllononoquol opporlunl1y llloto. ~;::;;:::~~:::~ come Foster parents In 1 112 mile on lei! out New Trath Collection. Mutt have Do you ftel 'fOUr work en• OHIO VAl.LEV PUBt.ISH· N Lawrence, Gallla Jaokaon Lima Rd • Rutland, Wed . ••porlence "'rhJinn top ...olrment II !Ike being caate INCl CO. r-mm~~•o lhol Melga area• There wilt bl v • In 1 bild .......11? M•vbe U'a ....... .,.""' 5 10 10 Ia mUies chosen IO Thura Frl, a 30·7, rototll· heavy trucks Previous Ex· ..... ~ vou dO bualneN with peoptt beGome part o! the pilot ter. S-10 !ruck topper, mise , perteoce Driving Garbage ~~· 11br:: ~;,;~ ~~~ vou know and NOT Ia ltnd I project Oeallllad appllconte (740)742·2757 Trucks • plus (740)388· ,:?.. "- money through the moll until wear your aomeant •peclal, you have lnveatlgated the 10 00 rnav redl\le up $40 114 mile on SA 143. Frl: . •er\llng 1peclat ptqpte Ita altering per day reimbursement. In· Sat , Sun ' cabinet doorl , ILEM!NTAAY no mlltaka, we wllllreet ~u terellod parties Call ·gtaaaware Fenton wood TeACHERS rlghl. Como worM ·lore IU· 74 64 73 ( 0) 6·08 ask for Rob· crallt &more The CnrlaUan Ute Academy per'oiiiOrl whO under1tand Start Your Bualnlll To· ert II vou htwe pr&\IIOulty In Jackaon OhiO 11 accept· yt~u are dedicated to your day . Prlmt ShQpglng CfO· c~lled , p!eaae call again 36425 Rcx::karrlnga Rd July lng appllcaua11110, etemen· lob ANO yo~,.~r noma life Call ter Space A'llallab*t AI Af· Looking to join A Christian 2 J, 4, loll o lteml uuy teachers lor the 2002· today fordllbla Rata 2 Nice ExecBand (metal) Can play gul· 4 Family Yard Sale 5th & :!QQ.! school year CLA ol· Aoo<aprlnga Rehablllt•IIOn ullvo 0111cu. Newly Ao· tar and some plano Also 6th, tram Rutland tn~e New lttrs clal&&l trom Preaohool Center ' 36759 RO<lkaprtnga modeled Spring Valley P'-· 74 481 looking to otarto Band. II In· Llmft Rood. 3 mlloa to park. to grftdo 8 Applloanta mull Ad ' l'omer~ Ohio 45769 za Call 1 0)A•B·S 740 tereatod call (740)441 ·1236, watch tor tlgno Boa Wood be 81ato cortifled. Foo more 1 1 OD2·1)6 n..n Ask tor Joseph 740·742·2790 tnlormaUon contact Sieve .--m.Ji'li~lNAI . Rhea , Administrator at Auenlion K~la Lee, Dlr&ator Sf:.ttVIC..'t:S Firat yard sate In yean , (740)286· ~ 234 or 18nd 8 re· ot Stalf Dewlopment . ..__ _ _ _ _ _.., GtVMWAV North Main in Rulland Fri- IIJme IO PO Box 612 Jack· ,..... day 5th phone (740)742· son, Ohio 45640, (Old you lind 6 mlltaM&t? TURNID DOWN DN 2646 Corns work lor ut that SOCIAL S!I:URITY /tilt 10x50 mobile home, frame Full Time X-Ray Tach Man· won't be a mlllftkl) No Fee Unlaaa We Wlnl broken, (740)992·3194 Garage 1ate· Fry realdence , day·Frlday, ' Daytime Hourt. 1 ·868·~82· 3~~ ne" to Sallobury Etamento· No weekends or Holldayl , Equal OPPOrtunity Employer 9 5-wk old pupplao. t;acM ry School, Frl July 6th, vacaJ!on and Other Bene- Encouraging Workplace 01· tabfgerman shepard ml)( lpm·7om. Sat July 6th, 9·4 fits ~ppty at Medical Ptoza. vertlty. WFIDN ~r-~;;~-1 Also 2 8-month.old puppies July 5th & 6th, 9am·6pm, 936 SA 160, OalllpoUa Of' Somtone to Tear Down (740) 247·4003 Rose Hill, took tor otgna. call (740)446·0020 botweon Sm•tt Building and Remove N1C8 Young Inside Cats to a highchAir, stroller/ceriUI 8am·5pm trom Properly lor Conltntl good home 17401446·3479 baby clothes toya choll·ol· Fuii·Timo l'oalllon e.col· ond Malarial (7•01446· 1090 Mod,lar on 2 1/2 drawor1 & Iota more lent Pay tor e,.;perlencod 4604 acrea ol ltnd on h.IH bitt· YAHflSAI.IC MovlngSate- Thuii-Fri -Sat Secretary Muat have Bd· TILIMARKUINQ July 4th·6th, 10am·17, vanced oornpuler skllla and 1·181·1n·JOI8 plao8 ... lnl.-n room utllltu A In/ hloe No A k pftyroll knowledge l'oelllon • " "• · • rman oo . Available Immediate! Mon room , kltohan with new rea I ~72 VAKil SAIJi.:watt dllh collection, allver da ·Fnda 9 00am·5YOO m. 8TNA't & CNA'I lrlgerator I ' atova, 2 lull GAl IJII(ll L~ 18\l hlw~odb~i~~t '\ova, fll:all J~n relume: to Scenic Hllll Nuralng Cenler, batht, heal pump, double 1 • .. weg enc eg I, Oyl, Trl Mat Construction 13621 a progfelll\le long term aar garage, 1 20'x:2:0' addl· T ~ ohetveo, bookcaeo. 5,· '" A 1 554 A 2 Bl~- oaro taclllly and rehablllta- tlonal garoge. abovt ground 2 Family· July 5th· 8th. 114 omoll onllque teble, old w~l ~1~ e45610 ~ 0 'callt tloo cenlar Ia Iooking lor cer· :1011 pool with new diCk, mites olt ,Nelghborhood Ad wOOden windows ._nd lhut• PI ' titled nursing aida and Eaelern Bahool Dl1trlot on on King Ad Kldl & Adult tara. hunting bow (llka new), eaaa BTNA'a II you are a k!nd, Flllwoodt Road, Pomeroy Clothes mise: Items mlcrowa'lle punch lin jelly "Ooil't Postal JobaM energetic ctedklated care· 740·992·1641 cabinet, Amllh made pine S18 3!5/hr. Polllble. 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Tayt nome brand baby & toddler banellll SOui~HIItrn Ohio approxlma!Jiy 1 acre On Lott ol S1 oo llemt 416 Or· ltomo · Sollflllt ' Routs 2, Galllpollt Ferry, chard Hill Ad . g 00-5 30 YAH!l SAI.t" Houtekeeplng end Laundry 240 Uppor Al•or Rood (:1()4)675-6332 ~ Supervlooro needed lor Qalll-lla OH ~5531 Garego Sale Juty 5th-8th, Pr. l't .~:ASANI' Pomeroy, Galllpcllo areae ~ ' Brand now home· lmmadl· g OOam-15 OOpm Ladle• lw-ioiilitiiitiliiiliiiioor We alter e•cellent .pay & IUe pOI IOIIIOn· 1600 aq fl., Clolhea Size Medlum·26. 1203 MeadowbroOk Drtvo benollto altor 90 dayo. e,. 1 t/2 aorea on qulot Ad , 3 Girt• Clothea 2-5, Appllon- women• 111 e clothet 2o.28 parlance preferred, but not URGENTLY NEEDED· SA. 2 112 garage, ook 01b· ceo. Knk:M Knacka. Ladlea 81 , 8 miiiOt, baby llomo, naoesaory Training wilt be ~~~ma donor~ ~·rnro tnrtry, 2 11<! b~,1g ~IChon Bicycle. Garage Sweeper couch & chair MiiC Friday provided If lnter11ted per wee or or w pantry ' 1" are• Juty5th 8-3Sat 8·11 'pteaoeto.,..umeto 513· houll weeMiy 0811 Blo Llle 11t8.m. ( 740 i446 -~ 5141111 July 2nd·51h Lilli& Glrle , =-~-":-:-"":":-:--::- 577 -5845 Platma Servlca, 740·502· 5pm, (740)440·3248 ofltr mtao neme, Little Btr of Ev· Big Garage Sale. 114 mile 66~ 1 epm erythtng, ;.a SA 586 Bo· out 87 Watch tor tlgno AI Wollreu l'oolllon Apply In Cabin whh 2 ' -o biC" of hind Bodlmtrt Grocery Char 1e1 pear10n r11ld ence. Cu1tomer Btrvlct perton at The Holiday tnn, Tycoon Lake, a.u' Edoma "Trail July 3rd , 73 ~lncoln Pike P ttAitPrtH~IMI lve., Th Galllpolla~ Experience At· Ad (740)otllltJ•13GO Nlct Mon't Go(! Shlrll Ellotltl Yard Solo ., . me Pot" on • I qulrod. . Country Homo wllh 11 ·112 Lar ), Women and Chll· Mlddlt nino milt (WIInut Dolly Sen!lnol, Pomeroy ~ren~Jothln0 (Including p1 . ~ane )1 ml!t b110k of Mt. Wee~daya Only Mu1t be Wanted Someone to do acre• 3J4br 2bl , a Clr· llle ·' plul 1tze ) Double ve!non !arm. Fri. ~ 0·5 Sal. pe P11 ° 'n' dntoodnj.aycowomp,~ tne~ HVAC lnllalllng Muat hlvt Garage, above ground pool, 11101110 8 Stroller and Computer 6· g with nu'~ero Send roou"mo• gopd Tran1portallon 1nd H•ncforalltd kllohtn olbl· "~ Good wllh peoplo. Will Storl nolo 011 Loon Bedon Ad. 10nd Ytrd Solo tOO High St to· Sentinel CSA , c/o Golllp- out port lime and work to· (304)458·1880 kldl clolhll glrl1 0·18 oll1, OH 4!e31 or drop~ warda Full lime If lnltrlltld 4 Fomlly Vord Sail Friday mon Jut~ 5&6 9·'"m Sentinel Otllco , • pteaoo coli (740)441-1236 Houtoln aoll(polla. 10 Bol· and Beturday. ~-5 1 Family "" Lo • monl Crlvt 1 Roomo 4BA '''ooallon to FL 10 thoro wm Vlld Salt 718. Toyo, mite , Oancort & eooortt Molo tavo mtuagoll 001 homa. 2 LA, 2 '112 Bolho, Futi 9686 r r MOHII ~ un.. •L~ ..,,1\JM.,., lo"Oil SA.t.K 1005 Clayton 14x70 2br 2 lull bathe. ExceUent, Condl· tlan Heat pump an rent~ lot In Middleport (90C)61~· •s•• (""')67 •••78 a ""or """"' g·uu Hla6 Outoh Daublewlde , ilOx70 3 QR, 2 ,li Bath, Heat Pump, a,~ Walla i 0 1f' 9 f 2 a. I * =::...:.-- - - -- 1 '3 ° 1 s bo 1 lot ot winter clothing bOyt oz 4-5, glrta oz. 4· 18, and 1 •arloly of othor ltomt, M. L, toll of ovtrylhlng ~uch •::2~";',;tno g:o•h:ng, 807 e ttl Stroot. ~ow Ha· '"n compullr Delk, Computer Yard Sale Friday & S.lur· Qamoa. TV Stand, Wood day 132 South Polk Or ootoro. ttc 79 BrooM Orlvtl, furnlturo . cerpol. houHhold Witch tor olgno. Oft 588 llomt, adult & chlldrtno noor Cora Min clothlt, layeS mlteltomo Btg Yord Salt Tutldoy Yard/MOOII~ ult· Jul 8th · Y • WoOneoOoy. Thurldoy. Frl· 10·5, t82 41k Dnvf, Point dtV ~ g.s, 185 18Aml>leoldt PfooHnt. Or • K•rr. AI 0 ac:roll from Poet WAim'l> 1 E•tra Hugo o,rage Salt lll BUY July 4th & 5th Roln or Shine 112 mill out Goorget Abl<lluto Top DOllar ' U 5 C1tok Rd f SA 1 ~ 811 Gold Cot Proot' rom Wuher VII, no, Gold• Bed, Portable 111•. Olamond1, Dryer. f!oolu:aH, New F~ll Atngt, U.S. Curroncy,· Size Mottrelt & B"" M T.S Coin Shop, 151 Sac· ""'tngt Sll Chell Frtozor, ond Al'tlliHI, Galllpollo, 740• ...,. Toppon El11<1trk: Aango, 448-28-42 SIHPOI Soil, R - C.r Bed, Go Con. CtHNr/ Eltclrlotoblt-. 740-62• Hutch/ Night Sland. Kllchln 2529141ovo mo11ogo ~.... l.orgo 01 B<>1l C""""'G - . , to Loolclng tor en on promiH 3T and Sizo. 5·10 Soorto boor tlconH In aalllpollo Momorat>lta t.oto 'o1 'rayo. Clly Umfto Pft1t1 rtopond TOOII Antique Typewriter: to Trljlmco Lid . PO Bo• Minor, GlotHI. Olahoa. 160. Athtnl, DH 40701 Pot• and Pane Too many nomooo ,.,ton N\:;.~ Starld. ~~lltcf~~:~: Ofl~e Flrtt Holzer Aptt, Cor- ol Ill and CoOor, July 1·2·3. 11 ooam· ?, Largo Size Wornana Ctothu i ano Ftmelt Sertout lnqul· rlo1 Only (740)709·9071 Domino's now taMing oppll drlvoro. Gol· PO I And omeroy lOCI· llont only Appl~ In peroon . ~~ti~no lottt~e DRI~EAWANTED t,lull hevo ,.pertence optr• alfng roflboel<o end ,.,.... ' " Mutt hovt ••tid drlv· ofo llcenH but COL not ••· qulrld .Call 740•940 •2855 or 740·38HI32 to tchoO· ute lnlerwJeW · e Roultl~1 . (7401+11-151i mo., Dtpotlt painted roo! New ftoorlng & hoi woltr lank. Loootod al 7~ aurdette ~d. Pt Pltll• ant. $8,000 price neg 130~)07G · 64~ 3 (740)~41 ·1GtV. 3 6oOroom Trallar lor Aonl. $300/mo, 1300 ct•P<IIH ~7<40)1UI8 · 87~ 8, 0<408. (740)+1 1•00 3 Lot letr Atnt, Nloft Counlry Setting. Oloto to BOhoOII Great Neighborhood Mull aoo Call (~ 1 ~)99!·0024 , Mobile home lor rent, no Ptll, (7-40)&82·6658 ""! y Furn I~••'VI-I 1 Bad room Apartments Starling 11 128&/mo, Wllh· arJOryer HoQkl,.ll), Slove lind Refrigerator (740),~1 . , 15 1., D and a Front Ftoroh Aa~lng 111000. (7~0)388·601 8 2 a~droom APorlmtnl on AI 1110 )UII pall Holler Hoapl• Mobile Hom• far Salt. 3 tal, a400ima, Oapo1U Fte· Bedroom, 1/2 Bath Qulrtd- 1740)441-1518 (740)368·0tb7 or (740)368· 1121 . 2 bedrQom •partment, above Golf Stallon, Ch111er, Now 2003 1~•70 3br/2blh Oh, U75 par month, Only f9B5 rJow l only (7~0)892·0228 . It ~3. i!ll/month all Harold 2 Bedroom Apartment, Cen· 740·385·787 Irot Air, Wothtr/Drvtr Hook· New Doubt Ide on 1 Acre up, Depoalt and Aefer~noes CloH lo ~ n 4 Bedroom/ AtQulrod. (740)4~8-U473 2 Both wit Game Room (7~0)446·3 4, ~ b:,:~ Plu:P~f l"-~n~ No Crldl Governmwn; gOPOIII, HUO 11pprovtd, 3rd Loon• 1 3 Left ltroot Atolno, (740) 247· (740).~8·30 4282 . 400 1 ""liT· :J:'' =~~~iy I i !ML£ I , v,~:,:: ~::--~AOWale;; .rmJ..:" ln·ground pool, 8201. ~.,. ,_ llnor, dtvlno board, o».<· or, rlvtr ''""· groot now Now Toklng Applf4otionohomHIIO. 740·9\l2•3g15 35 Wott 2lltdroom Town· houM ~rtmanta, lnciiJOit LDt f~ Solo· Appro.. 2 112 Woltr Sowogt. Trooh. tcte1, cleared & ,..dV tor 1350/Mo , 7M>·-'4e 0008 building, urovol drl•owey, wotor & ovalloblt, Twin fllvert Tower Now oo· 1989 U•70 , 2 l!odroom, Portor 1111 AtMing .,.piing IPPIIOellono tor . Formont Town- Tralor, I1Ui5. Coil (740)448· lllf Hud SubofdiU<! Oflf All Excollent Condition A6t4 trom H or (140)448· utll. paid (:104)675.JIII70 1304)882-2011 :!248 afllr ftpm EHO i.ttt u ""'"· ,pot; ,..,,fo . lnlnt• Pawta, 110: $260 (1'40)a6 7~ 7' 87 hllll\'t ~o;, \\~U~, ~ ~V\\'- ' Pu bull Pupplaa, Turtle BuiltH and Wa flook All l hota Mel wormed, ,, ijQ ""lllllll "' . ~11'11111 ( 'IYII' "" (740)446·2495 altar 5p_m otrllllta tlltok lilt , ReQIIUjred Ame rican Pit 1911owlng oolllltrtll IUt YAMAHA VI'MIOOLQft 4)(4 ~~~~aki n , $1 7~ (7A0)~ ~6· . ATV, b\.111 Tarrlar1 7 monlhll Cll<l All ~ hat•, P,tao~ . 1.\rlncll~~ ' 01 1 i VI r "' MllSit'i\1. INS"t'tU li\1KN'I'S ' 'Thl iriir;;;;;;;:~;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;~ - 1\~I'IQIJ~JO ..... 1.,~-------'· ~ohn ~oerolro~lork4~~· :~ L..------orl. RI!IQ8nliftl or oommoiGittl r,ri~n M~~~~~n~~~"l1~M1~~: -4 WVOOO~Oft, @lltl•m •11ft@, ·------· Sale, li~ulpmenl Aemli\1. · ~o'f.~~r. Tr:ci~roe'qu~~~~~ BlooM Angua ~ yro qiU~' • . opprqx, 1400 111, 1880, 1 174014 0618 - - ' - - - . . , - - - - - (14Q)Q88·4344 . • CHICKEN SBQ and HomomadoJee Croam July 4th Serving 11111:00 Antique Drop 1-.&lf PB!Ik Rflglatera~ AnOP!t awu !rom: with Anth.1u1 Ohillir. $100 Ohampion Farml, Appro• 3 1 oao can (7o4D)a41H)Q10 YltiH . OIQ (7>40)266·1907 • . ... nt)quo Upright "lano ~ '· , :• ,., I SHiP (740),.48 .8974 ,... tl' r~ I.!A rIt r or•e .. GQdlng. 10 YQ"ra QtQ ' '1".,. Baby Bad wlmallroee & be· boon ohown In 4-H {IHOOr; II)' llod~l nq . ~vorylhlnq ll~o (!40)2MI•DI IIO • new O~lll'tll anutc1 ftftbV ~ bod 1100 lntoroetod call Whllo Tall O&or Fawn"' ' (~')675 86.6" 1 BuoMI A Oooa (740)38P•' _." · #. e~m• lllltl· 9984 Leave a Me~& ~ .• lage If no !'nawer ' OIJ "" II~ \ ''-~ 1'1 IU I \I \II ' Coo; @lowe with Hood a1811 Bod with Monroe' 3pc Pedroom Set Crafts· fiV i\lrnJii mon Waodoalor Foolh&r 10" SAl •· • ••llllliitiii"iiliiiil·" -..,1 1-11111 WQf:ldft•ter Cr•fll!lmn ~ Lawn Mower with bog, IPPQ Pon"og GTO rooloro• Lawn Uoy Lown mowor. ble, mo1itY l oiW 1111 Ill ' ~~~~~~~~· '£,~~~~~=d , ~z; oar, 12300, (740)9p2·7564 :, Color TV, CAblnol, W'at hltr, 190~ Pord M4ttll\n8 ODnvo~·": Mlerowavtl, ti&HoroePOWI' llble LX 30 ,00 Aeluol' ' Sub p,mp. 6000 BTU AIC, MIIOI, All Orlglnol, Garoogo": 6000 IHU NO lth A t 7; 0:3 (740)381<7076 w tmo • I<Bpt fB&()Il , I 40) 44Q·40 I • COOL DOWN . Control Air Condlllonora ono Holl Pumpl II tQU Qon'l Clll us WI tJoth 011. Frt• a1ll· ma111. (740)o4o4D•«J:J08 Alld 1 ·600·~QI.OOOQ. · QruPP'I Plono• Tuni'IJl ~ p ? ..... Aep~lro , rpblamo •~ Tunad? CaW Tho ~lano Dr. 1998 FQrQ Oorlloyr, mlloo 01 u4 · H PART TIME BANKING OPPORTUNITY Tho GAIIIpolll on1o11 or Pooplot Bank NA II lOOking II flol(lblo ttam·pl•yer lor tho Pllrt•llmt po1111on of Ouatomur Sorvloo Rtprollntatlva (Tollor). Muat bo av•ll•blo 2G·30 hralwook Mon·Frl botwoon 8 11.m. 11na 11 p,m, lilt. 8 1.m. to Noon. Oompotltlvo wag11 and btntfltl, Bubm)t rotumo ond UDilvtr loner to tho oHioo 111 • ~a.ooo.! 1 Owner (!4Q)441 • • lWQ M"Jibu, 63K, f679~ 1i97 Sunflrt, 6r:iK, I41Mii& .... tWO Cortlco, OllK, $~1~0 Co rl an~ Truck• ~tartlng I 1$~0 OOOK MOTO"I (740)44e.otQ~ " ~.;.!,;..:::.;:.:.::::_~-.....7Ml·440·40~6 2000 Ford ~aoorl 2d • lndtjlondtnt Htrllallfo Olo• 20,600 mlltt, garage irlpt; tributor Call Por Producl 0 , lllrl OIIW f)OnQiflon . pr"'- no:Opportunity (740).41-IPP~ ~Oa~o, 11lO•)n76·~110D JIT 2000 Toyota Oomry Clc..; !.!;RATION MOTORS Ooor, 4DyJ, Auto, PQWif ~;v .-• Ropolrod, Now & flabullt In or~thlng, AC. AM/FMIG(),• StocM. Call Ron Evont, , , 2600 mllq 116,000 firm, 600·637-9m 1740)384•0087 ,• :1000 Yukon Oonoll, ~.901r, NIW AND UIID tTIIL milt!. t•et lltnl oon~lllonr.; f2t 000 (!MJ)"4" '"I" Stool Beomo, Plpt floll.lr ' ' • • •..., • ., For Conortft, Anglo, Chon· l.f•tiY'I 1\ulo lllltl· IOU~ nel, Flat Bar, ~ltM Gr1"lng Llocoln Conlln•nt•t, 1000~ For Drtlnt. OrlvtwoYI 18'7 Ford Thundtrlllra.. Walkwoyo. I.&L Sorop Mol· 17QO. IIIU Mercury l,lar.r Ill 0Ptn MQnd~. 'l\ittd4y, quit, fBOO, I~@§ Fo~' WodntiCoy & Fndty, 8om. Crown VIOiorta, $500 18 4::10pm. Clotod Thurlday, i!Q~Ih Vll'f~tr VI~ BottJrgly • sunlit',.. . 18""' (7'AO'A-41-7300 .-" •rr,o•· Ctn'" '¥ , 1000, liiBI Oldt Oltrlrr PI I tlo<l" '"~" 1I8IHI 1W2 M<lfOIIry Tgp,uf" • '""" .. tmtt, 11000. 18111 FQf~ Ttmpg• IYf 1 SID ooch or .IIIQ f9r to f""" 1~• -1100 a " oomtt Coli (740!3871111 """' ••• "'"' II/Nl ~. "-' ' . . ' Am , .900, 111111.1 ~gnfl... Wlff~fnt SPtOIIf: 314 ~00 QranrMm, •900 . 111111' PSI f21 ,00 "-r 100, I' 1100 0D4Qf -lihi~OW, Convortl~ PSI U5.QO Por !DO; "II bit, ftm, IIIII Pl,lll9Uf11ro llroH COrnQrtUion Filii~ Sundlnt:t, ' ' f)QQ , 11111!:: tn OIQcl<, f'9nlf110 Flrllllrd, 1000, I !Itt; IVANI lljTI~Pflll, Bufol< Aoolf, ftOOQ llle._ I I JaQtl:ton OtlJo 1·800· Chtvy 01v1,Uar, 11~ ;"' ' tW~ Bult:l! ~k~•/11 . 11000~ 637•01j26 ' 1188 Chevy Gqt41Qi n Wavo Ru!lf14r, 1119\1 Pofar11, llDOO. IHI aMC a~ ' 3 Po110ngor, Covor, Now lltml, 112500 1117~ ; TriiiJtr, CortOIUon. """"' ~. ffiiQQ 1 , 14~00. Can boo tlllr1 II,Gal· P01111tQ Grf!nd. Prt•, 190flr' llpoilo Br>ol Cl!t>, (7Ml)448· 198& Mazd~ 620, f.+DQ, CoJr, 0163 ~740)388-iiiQII. eC ~ fi- ' ' 740·667·0363 M1111y florguaon P1rta a 8ervlot • ••·~ " 81"An •·•M• ~'~ 8 0 1 " 1 'Oltl@ ~ i?r I . ' 40 ' 14loll1l Fit. 1eo · Otlllpolll, OH 48831 431Ut~ to 10'X*0' '" Houra .(10'H10' 610'H201) 11-~~ MACK'S IIODkll KniVII HIQh& Dry LOWI!LL C. SHINN TRACTOR IIDI I'X1 0' Wtrllnl~ liven. l'or lurtller Inform•· lUI. ..,.,.,,.. IT) I, I, O, 1001 Ito N VJ' IJusiness Services Ml A•Pc''''"" 0 PRIIIITIMATII 740·182·1871 l COIIIDIIblel Self·Stor~e JJ79.1 HIIIIHJ Rtl. fltlllll't,)\ 0111• (740) 448·1044 MoniiiV•I'rldiV I·IPM •laturd1y l·lpm ~CutAbo¥1! tn1 R11t" HOUri I Mon•lal 10•4 m I , Rlld It• llomaroy, OH 740·992·5232 (740) 112·8801 • JON II' Tree Service I Top -1moval Trim Stump irlndlng lucklt Truck I I I I oontut lhalle • · tuonanen 11 Ill• ~~---=-...:...-~----~ wiring , ntw IUfYIOt or " ' 1,1\'.Nil>CK · AI Top Soli . Fi ll Clrl lor l l~lf! Sr. Rr. 1Stmrlt t 'tttlli'lllt, 011 ~m.1 (740) 992·3194 IIIIPIOI OOIIIIertl, 992•6635 prior to 1111 dill _.__ _ _ _...Wiilll WA.N'Il!ll 6· 740·742·3411 "'""'' CR!Q>I ~~ jl~IU i}o"l~~ Stop aComplrt d 97 Beech St. middleport, OH or lmpllld FREE ESTIMATES! !':~~ln,~.~~r ~~ Sue·a Soteotabteo Qn tno ' T" m lltt¥ In Mlddloporl. llolla, glau· ware, Aladdin •nlela, and W•nlo" "'" So..lhoon . more (740)~9"·0~1Ht "' \4 10 w , .. "'"·· V.IIQw ~lne ~~ ~~- Call IQf'n '""-.cttl.l.AN~'X:U more rtetalla J:&S Lt.Jmllftr 1 0 IIIOYI tMoro ll"etoryi\uthorltQ\1 • Complolo · Rtmodollng 016Cad•t & Gravely a~torlb,JII oouatertl Will bl IOicf "II II• Wlltrl II", Wit~ no IMPIIIIICI Puy or BOll Alvorlno Anti· ~uea 11 24 ~aRI Main on P W mowor ~·BQ • ~ 81 A •, E l'o , oo~A owoopor only IIQOluo , I>E4 mer~. 7"' 0 S5600 ~Oo1 ·(l7rh47a1 or 992·2626 . . RUII Moore, 304·ft75·404f) ... o _w_n_a_r - - - - - - Mli'..RCtiANiliSJo: • Gtrtooa company, llomeroy, Ohio, llllrYII lht 7100 AM • 1100 PM right to bid it IIIII 1111, tnd to wlllldrtw .__ _,...l,. o141;ol01 m;. e o~~~ulol 1111 lbDYI 0011111111 prior to 1111. l'urlher, Tnt l'trmtre ltnk MANLEYS ena lnlnu Comptnv rt11rv11 tilt rlaht to IIIHI any SELF STORAGE or til llldl aubmlltld, ~--iiiiliiiiiiiiiititii-,.1 I " .caarao••· l\ll 1 M~k~~ T!~~tur & llq"lpm~nti1Dft! •Now Homoa Stor11911 Tilt l'trmtrt ltnk tncl laving• Whlla Tall t:teor Fawna, a , o;tL& Dooo (740)9~6· 0084 uaw a MaRUI]& • . CONSTRUCTION Hill's Sr.lf .. New Homta, Room Actdltlona, Polt lullctlnga, Roola, Siding, Dtcka, Kltchtna, Drywoll ROBERT BISSELL HOWARD L~ WRITESEL ooo• A " Bry1n Flnvea Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 l•l;t \l\ 11 ~ . M lcll'l~t.Yll l\1 n1~, • W11l ~ " Com~any, Tilt trtrmtra ltnll tnd lavlnat companv 11 tlllrna lor 01111 In IIana or :.:.:;:._______ I fln• ~lllng 0 :Jl ~'l.',,aamc•·~· Clay Chapol Ad, (7.10)258· Drlvo- a. 1111141 ._,. Olot 18 ·Clayton o4br HhcQO on rented lot Late mOdel lmall OoubleWide, wiU con1lder trade on anything ol equal . . . . . . •aluo (304)875·3889 1 and 2 bect,·oom tlPtlirl· GOOd uaed 1ollx70 2 btCI• mania, ldrnlahld and unlur· room Front Kllo~on Only nlohoO, ... de~ll ro· 118~~6.00. Call NIMMI 740· quire<!, no POl, 40•W2• 386•9940. 2218. , I r~II .. rt a CONCA T!li(II.O CK/ORICK ,, Construction Cel.lular '140.88114"1 ptrlllnt lot or Tilt hrmtrt lank ani Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Sutukl Plano, Fullv PIQIIB!I Chaptl Road , Porter, Ohio Btll Offer. AMach Frank at (7401440· 7444 1 ·877-ft~O· . (1401448·2648 9182 Frflot r£at1MIU8tl, Eaav Uo473 cOmtl en - 740 962 L.ookt Good on any Lot. 1GB\il BriiiiWOOd 1-iiCGO Tr~tlar, 2 Bedroom and 1 Bltth, E)llrtmalr. Wtll Kepi, ~~~ Beanie, Ken nel , Dan • " Hauae, Ltl"lhi l, Ch"lna1 , ' " a a~room HOUII, S1at• Ethen Allen Clnmng Room, Routt !188 lUll p•at l~e 4 atr•lght, 2 armed ohalra, High S<:hool 740)441 · 15!0 '64" tablo wllh 2 leaves ~s· China Cabinet and a tluffet 2br Unlumlahed houae 807 Peoan woad (140)-i4B· 1/J. 2nd &Intel, New Hawn. 7194 (304)075 ,.eo ;.:.:c.:_______ . For Sal• Aeoandilloned :;1 br home In Malan no waJhort, dryera and retrla• peta, I'IO eppllanoaa lnolud· eratora Thompaona Appll· ad l $375 00 a mon-t anoe 5!107 Jaokaan Ave· t200.00 dof' 06NO~ .n·"' ::::.·I:~::. :: Q4;:cl6:..:7.:;5·.;.1::: ~6::6_...._ 17 1U118 1~•70 Uborly 3 br' 2 full booth, ntwl~ rtmodoftd, ,_ furnace CIA Now Sal· olllto Dllh now wo-ldry ., 1 br now .. & flooring NN mcrowavt & ttond Woo f1 2,500 , ,.. duc.d 10 110 300 (304)882-2848 . ' Ap~Uanoea ~ Reoandllloned f ~!W ~~ay~~'tpddplll;:.:•~r~,';,h Ad M bll o he u ,.. ' ...!"•n nome, • b~room, 1 bat , 14ll&2 ••callent oondltlon AIC·H'P. added porch:$13,000 aeiUng IO teiUI ••· late looalfd In Rlverlldt Park Mlnoro•llle Coli for Mobile Home Lot for rent In eppQinlmenl , .(104~ Qalllpplla oroa Will hold up Of 51111 •1599 to HIKBO Call (7-40)448· At~ono, S GOlD~ Required. Cllu Mftutan, 7•0·C4ft,?795 Air, Remodeled (740)2156· 1526 :~·,:{~1 ,!~n ~~~·;o ~:i j L.,------.,.1 Waohera. Orye,., Aangoa. For ~ate f•molo Ohln•J• ~ Btdrwm HOUif <10 Kino• Aolrlgralo!JI, Up To 110 Ooya Pug, $~70 (740)388·8620 • on"""""'' QaiiiPOIIt. 5 For Solo Tnroo year Preftrrl(j Lol wlln lnltr· Acco~ln~ a~p\lcollont ol ott "8 110t 11 low 11 v • 7•~ TH" • L" ~,. ""' " '"' ' 100 Momort ' wllh Und Homt l'lurchue al Orl\le Ea•t. Pomarov, OH (740)446·:1()g3 Ago ono lnoomo guldollnot apply. Prlorlly wiWI>f gl'ltr\ Smlll abf. Ga• Heat. very to thou wllh I/1QO/Tie undtr ale•n (3Q.4.)8]1S·3000 leevt 18,750 ~Inti art oompul· mtlllgt ed acoordlng to yoiJr In• SummorCiearonce oome For further dttallt, All lot modtla muol ~. 2003 oall (740) 9\12.7022 . EHO mod 1 ..... a t I I on 1·~ woy ~~~ IIAUTIPUL limo to buy It now. Many MINTI AT IUDQIT ,,.,. hOmtt Yol to choooe lrom, 1:11 AT JACKION I t· Wor; From Home Ttlt· Soaomanl Largo Lot. d~loy, wa'rt moving TATII1 62 Woolwood Drlvo marMotero neaded Compul· (740)445·1~~ "Co~ M"'"l H from 1~87 to f363, Wal~ 10 tr, prlnlor, Internet acoeat Houtoln MlddiOfJOn' 3 bod· o I 152,: omoo lhop' & """'" Call 7MJ• room, qultl ltiHI. oorntr U.I . I!Q Eoot Oltlo EQutl HOullng up IOCell code and ,.. lot, 2 car Qlf'lpt, mu" ttl Phone 'f-40·5!2·1072 turntd olttr 5 weoko All lo approolalt 1•0·8~2· UHd Homoo. Down Pay. Por A'"t: Ono AOQm With phon• charge• patd by our 2079 • monto 11 low If 1888. Shartd Bath. Ullllll11 In· compan~.. lf lnlerlllld con· Oldtr 2 81ory houto. Cornor (740)448-3218 ~~.:. 12~7~0110!'~0·=:~ toot Jay et 304·~75-7077 or 3rd. 4 Ctntor, Moton Ct· Wt htvt opprOIImatoly tO Dtyl, ~0)2DO· 872 t'lt• 800·720·5055 ext 290 toohod goragt $18 000 Ulod homtl for un"or nl-. (304)075·181f ' w ·~ 1'41 BustNI>lfi 12.000, 01111 ·500·637·112:18 Furnltlltd roomo' booth 3 THAINING Atmodofl(j Aanoh Homo. lo<fnfo Cleon No ~ttl Atltrt~ Thre• Btdrooml, Bath, 1 •dlpollt ' requlrld. Largo KIIChon end Dining 1740)+If•I81V QafffpOIIt Carttr l;ofltgt Room, 2 Car Oortgo, 2 fMIMII (Caroero Ctote To Home) llorago Bulldlngo AoOuctd 1'011 1 GraciOUI living 1 and 2 Coli Todey1 74 0·4 4 5·~381. Pr"'- (740)445·9478 bodroom oportmento ~~ VII• 1·500·214-0452, IIIQII Manor and Rlverlldt Reg MolluJl lloMPJi Ailflfmtnla In Mld<l'"""rl. - •90·05·1274a. t ..,.. 1110 Wi\N'J'FD 1 -· 1'011 AU , rom 211~4, Coli 7Ml• To Do 8112·$084, lqutf Houolng 1'•70 "~llo uomo" ~ ()pporfunllftt. , ~ n -·~ • OPO (:104)882•3271 NIWI' f'ltmodtltd 1 IJtd All Moket Lawn MOWIII . ' f ' and OUtdoor Power E<l</IP· room , 375/mo, Wollttr, DAIVEAI· Tho IIMt Paying Aeglonel Freight with tho moll H~mo Tlmt. CDL·A and 1 yoar TIT "P· re· qulroO For lmmoOiatoTOLL hlro call lnduatr6H PAll 2Af1 fti·US · 11215 • ' EASY WOAKI EXCeLLENT PAVI Aleomlllo productt at homo CaiiTotiFrM 1·600·487-55SB E•l 12170 mont AopolroO. FrH ~lclwp tnd dollvory lvellll>t. Coli Ml"- (740)~· 7601 EXPERIENCED CARPEN· TEAS ''EEDED· Mutt ho\<t l:orpot Cltonlng wllh No a drlver'1 ltcenll & trant- Steam, PDwdera or Sham· pprtstton, 10011 &Mnowlodgo' pool Orlao In t hour, Guor· of rtaldtnllal r•mod•llng enteed Reau1111 Cl,.rly OuolllloO appttconto can Ctoan (30•)875 •040 or ~ up on apollcltlon II (304)e76·0022 • Chrltllon't Conotructlon, 1403 Ea11ern Avo , Golllpo- Gtorgtt Porteblt Sawmill, 111. Open 8·5 M·F don't haul your logo to lito (740)445·4614 mill jUII caii304 -67S-1957 N" aid• Galllpoll aon State 14~70, 3 aedroom, 2 Oalh, ::~ la~l::"~':m!il~l~~~~ 1~97 'au WOimo. (7401i5G·0702 JtllUil\IKliJl Houto Typo Dooll and Wlndowt, a Porohetl, ExQel· New Ht~~ven liHta 3 bf, ' ba, lont Condition $39,500 1 oar garage, a•all A,g, 15 ~:~~~~~ ~~~~~~n~~ar~~: (740)~48·&371 $400. 8 moo. 304-882·951!4 toed Waohara, 'Or"era, , 1iVO Norrie 14~80 Mobile Newly Oeaorated Carpet, Aan~tl, and AelriQeratat&, ~tome Sbr, 2bath, central Paint Eto 6 rooma/81118• aome • tart at $9fi akAQg• air, 1 acre • lot. Will aall ~~~·~~5~;:;No Appliances , 78 VIne ooperoltly (:104)67G·7 4 2 9 1,.7.:. •40::1,;. 4 4:.:6.:.'7.:;39 :,:8:.__ _ _ ~:~fy ~~~:t ..~1~:~. 0 r!(y flijQ in~ . Onto ~lim t Sunset Home ..CILIDL CON-TRACTOR& , INC. Rooting • Home Malnttnmt· NoTtot,IIIII 11 "'"'v Qutttra • Oown lvtn on laooa •turtley1 Jutv •· Spout at 101 oo t .m., a 1111111 1o ,,,t wtn bt Frtt Eatjmatoa htld II 111 WHI 11411-1405 lnonct ltrnt, IIDmtrOY, Ohio, In tnt __._ .._...,.iii knowingly IQOipt Otoi'OM'IllNITV AIDES (?)I, 10, 1?,100l nil ntw........ "'II ~ Will Sit with Eldtrty taay Day lhlh 9-3. Ha... relertnott oall (304)4511•10U . Pll (UO)UI~I01 orlll" or ony hltonllon to rMUIRYIUCh ArtiOft- llmttotlon .. dtiCfiNr\Jitfon." • Wlll pr&IIUrt walt\ hWHI, , llmhl1lon Of fiQI, 00101, Nlglon, HI flml\~1 1\ltul 0t Mflonll Now Hiring SolO Drl•ort, Soli. Sb11loy Spea,., 304· nel. (304187!·5858 875·1429 NURSE AND NURSE IUO ldlton II~. tt.O. IOIHI ·Twlnlllura, Ohio 441Ml dtacrlmtnltton bllld an "iii""'--::----;;; AVON! All Areaal To Buy -or and Managlmtnt PerJOn· rid RUSIN~ YAIIDSAI .~:· tfttg. IOM11ot) ~1mt1 c, Wrtnlmoft (ftl.. IOO.O?lll t.tlllrntn 19r ltltlnlln mokn MllioDIIto tdvt411M "•nv 1 &bring baok ~r.'Fr::rll::~:.~~ ~~QU~ ~·soam & Son•- Ol~•nl (7401'\ll National ompeny ltltt Monogtr Tnol- to expand growth In Southern Ohio Be your own bon· work lrom home. Earn over 12000 monthly pirt-llme whllt you lurn Coli Co.. L.tt.A. IYl Dtnnlt ._,lmtr wh~h 11 ~Ilion " I' I IMII' 6 LOftllft All,..lotlo1t-llng hltnltntWI-Io IIII>IOOito ... , _.. Flit' Houllng Aal of1lll "P. l>ft.woon 10 OO.m, Monda)' lhru Sal· 8853""' 740-591 - ' urday •1 1 ·~ M~l« '11\NII\.~ mM RIINI' I• Jewelry Friendly llltrllt , Mtlll County. Ohio MN'IUANI'lll ~ AI\\11'11111\NI'S ~''\ Lawn mowing, Odd Joba. Hart lord and aurroundlng Moonlight Eacorla Full 11011 (30418112·111 ~ ~trvk:f mate and temale ••· li Bon Ct COrti and dancers Prompt $18 35/hr possible FrH call qulalllont , 1~ 1 2nd Ave , 0 P 10 om tan1 and P'rofesalonal and Conti· July 6th 8·5, N&w TUpper· tor ftppllcatlon/e~am Info Galllpotls. No phone caUa ~=~~· t~:'!'=in~~·~; dentlal We atso ao Birth· ware, Clotnea, Baby Items Federal hire lull benellte, 1· P'"'' an 'allordabll p~lc o day, Prl\late and Bachelor 8~35 St At 588 Behind 800 842 21"8 160 Bodlmers · • • "' McCiurt'l Rtttourant now (740)9\IH~7$ ParU•• 6pm · 6am (740)366· 17911 "A SllrHirth" hiring all S loO«I~I, lull or Total TrH Cart. C""'..w..lt Patio Sale Thursday July par!·llmt plok up appUoa· .,.,,..... • I : •••••••••••• •• • •• • • ••• • a:oo •·""· \'\'\.tH ' I I \ I I , . , ~fU 110041 fltilllllt\Wt l iiMH IIlii. ~lM tlltfllllt~ WITII ftliUOtl!Ot 00\ll>illtl'lMOOUUM<Ii.U I I I .. 34S Third Strttt ---t-~~~·GIIilllpolllt, OH 45631 or tmallll to oaroor10pobo.eom lqual gpJIOnunltv lmployor AMI.. ICAN CINT .. AL AIR CONDITIONING I HIATINO • Ht~tlna I Air Condltlontrl • hrvln On All lrtn~t •l'lllldtntltl I • 1o,r, pert• I Aret"""" sr..tt.wt . ~lght Commtroltl ~lllor • 740·742·2182 30752 Old Oollttr Rd, DtXII'I Bill· Blue Qlll· Oalllll'l IITaggld Flthl$ J II Prized Fltl'lll Beautiful & Qultl All ~aoklti.OO Amtrloar~ Lllll,on l•i~Mf•11 ~(f • Wt' C'fll't' For ~ l~mr· 'll't' r ,,· · ~-~ . ~~MNfti, '"'Mif11NM, i?oHHt IMftll ~"""' p,.fNNM, ~ftll.il, I """"' bOO! & ~881 1!81181 CALL: .Jeanlo Howell .~~Oil /., ,~ll'tf/11 (Jti/1/JIII/11, ()ltltl t (r./0) ./ol~·ll/1,1 ~ ~ ,.,. Cfl1(/l~tl Ar'lwrlwl ISA • "lALII AND II..VICI" (,IOiory Oulltl) r\11 mtl~alltlilulto Kr~ WOLPI! HI!ATINQ 6 COOLINQ ~ ~~~CI elJ 114 • Thl CRAFTY, I ? J' BLIND SPOT IIIKfl@ .lllllffl~r 111 our ltJIIMIItlll • v~rllt• llll • Wo111l . • Mlul' • ~~~ DtiiYirtlll l!llr81d lptOIII I ton 446·4995 J1JI.OO 1441Wr4 Av.. ~~ 740·742·7087 Lmlalll4;l·IZ64 Mlldk:llrt!illppltmtnltl..lft ln~urune11 Durl1l1111d Jlln11l Expon!H!~I Cun~ar 4lJ Dun11111 lloth..mtnl, PtnNion '401K ROIIonrNI MoriJIIII!II Mll,jor ttftdl~ul • Nur•lnl! H11mt CORRfCTIOR, UC . DIIITIIIJIII HlU Ntw II V11d 476 loutJ_t Clauroh It, Ripley, wv 1161171 O~iolojlzlng DIID I Qu•MIIIy Cmll!nk In: Roofing, DIIOkl, Rimodollng, lldlng, and Add ilion• ~mh~~~·.•oo-s22·0417 (740) 742·1018 Owner1 TotryL1mm . (740)HI Jt OHvtwayt, ~11101, U~dlltM!r! 1Ntrf • 'l'rtntlfU@ COfMr • VtnltlliOr • lUI l811i<!ld 6 Jlull J,lflt OIIMr AftMOrllll ' ' I I ' (I ( / lilt ' 1'1.' ', 11 /.' Parlllngt"lay Arm, BldiWalkl, l'loort U l•ptrttnoe ,,,.llllmlttl y..,, . BINGO Saturday, July 1111:30 ~.m, A..: . _ ~ • Hilling I Air Conditioning www.lmtrlolntllnlllfdllr,oom DUFF FARMS Pay Sport Flahlng Open 24 Houra (I- Connlt'a ChlldCAAE flfft mftRKfT In Mfllt, Athlllt ani Mlpltwoocl Llkl hll optnlnQt, 11 yr, lllplrltnH, Ctrtllltd Wllltlngton ooufllltl, Opon 24 houre, 7 Claye per wHk. 11. fll. 7 Tupper• Plalr!l, OH 0'h' MM33A ~uly4+t Ntw Homa§1 Vinyl lldlnJ 1 Ntw O&rMifl • lhpltwlffllftl Window• 1 Roonn1 OOMMII'IOIA~ 1,_ I'IIIIDINTIAL 1'11111 IITIMATII 74MIIo71H Haning's Construction lpaOII AVIIIablt 740ol41·2734 C1m~altu w11tt water, NWtr • • �Page I I • The Dally S.ntlnet (/ ALLEYOOP Wedneaday, July 3, 2002 Www.mydallyaentlnel,com NEA Croatword Pu:nle IRIDOI PHILLIP , on 52 lnak• Puppy· , 53 l..athef'. chow brand neck 5 Ranat 54 QocldMa of 10 Big nurd tho hunt . U Lay In WI~ 55 8ofM lay• .- ¥A H t AQ ·~J ~o •s 4 ....... ' .,. 4QU 8liWI" AAQIOt l l ¥ K3 • Kf 3 Prlller· St,futh Vulnerable: North -South lt"uth ..._ Wul Nm'111 E•" 1 '1~1 l'a~t I • et l'a~R 8" 4 NT Pft I• Uf~t~ n!lllield . f'an Pau All pan ¥ Q Better odds Uo yqu agree wi Ih lhis wmment by llubt'rl Humphrey? "MLidJ .o l' our Amcrirun progress lms been iilc product or the in· dividtwl who had an idea; vursucd it; f;~sh · ioneil it; tenaciously clung lu it ugainst .all mlds: and then pro· du~cd il. sold it. and proritcd from it." In this deal. you tntlsl dec ide wilid1 of lwo lines of. play offers i11c beller odds; lltcn you must stick lcnuciously to it. What would be your plan in six .spades after Wcsl has · led !he heart queen? ' North's sequence is agricullurnl •• but m;my American J'urmcrs lwvc dnne well, . especially those who grow high -quality FRANK & EAHNEST "tA~L. Y TO rep TO me~ MA~U A MArl t'I~AL.Tt'IY, weALTt'IY ANI> viiS~:· ~~ ANI> eA~L Y I(~ -..''" \. hi ~~ ~ . ...__NY " 7-~ -.;~,._vf!~ BUI .. . BUT .. . MINE'& STILL GOT ~~11~ ' !I ., 1-lt:it£. YOO Ju:iT ::ft(>.)(l~ 1-\Et\, 1·\EJ\ ... 001·-1'1 TEl.lll'{ 10 If\[., C~IE.F 7 I ·o ' YOL) T/>.LK TO · YOVI<!.:£LFI '>·- lUG NA1'E ;' J fJEANll'l'S '<OU TAl(& f~S ON TI4Q 11.1,1-l'l' AND 11 VNtl!ll. '1'1-le 5Til.IN6 TM! LI!FT... ji,TI.It~li !WEDNESDAY TI-IEN VOU .. RATS! TI-l EN '(OU ... RATS! · DOWN Melp County's 1 Sct~~nwel• ~- Racing aled Twinge 4 unnon'a wile d""""lly 42 Wall, tor 5 Entreat · a Qutlet 23 aon lltlbelclh'l · 44 '''"' Be, to lllnrl 7 Qrftn pad 8 Await Judg· 24 AltlllnlrMr 4& HorM'a 28 SUCCOIIIh . glllr • mont bean ole Blyth and I MS ,;;,pollllilllho'lllnl'l 27 Ballbllllr Llndlra 10 Type . - Cebell 47 Clnon!Hb 11 "My way" Mile. compoHr 28 llg Foot couoln ole Novelty 12 Andel · 31 German tr· 41 DC gun bHit tlcle lobby 17 Cutllrd 51 PINIICI lngi'ICI!ent. 35 Shouta algh 18 Tomorrow, 38 swab target 31 Liniment moybe 40 Obi·Wtn, 20 Mowa e.g. 21 Sllcom 41 '!HiwkiYt" ~lanai ponrayar 22 QUI 2 3 favomhlc, new rcalittlli11Cnl of your liircl:tion uml priurllic•. A•·your goal• llccnme hc11cr defined und more Clcurly fucu•cd, 1hey willllc ensicr to m: hicvc~ .CANCEl{ (June 21-July 22) .. ·•H un ""l'"'iulunce •uducnly ~oc!l "vcrbomU in hcupin~ pruhc! und llallcry on you. ptn your guurd up . There's u ~nod chunce lhi• penon hu! '"'"" 1ype uf uhcnor molive . Knuw where to look l'ur m· muncc ami )"u ' ll rind it. The Amn-Gmph M111 chmaker in· !lanlly revr.nl• what !lgn! urc fllllll11lticnlly pcrfcc't rur you. Moil $2 .75 In Mulchmukcr. c/o , thl!'i nt·w ~pa pcr, P.O. BoK Wickliffe, 01144092. LllO (July 23-Aug. 22) ·· Ooul• und umhil ions mu" he clcurly defined IUduy. If mll. any unreuli!lic or imr.raclical ((,7. pnrhi of your plan., wlll throw you fur uff ynur murk. VIKOO !Aug. 23-Sopl. nJ .. Ju.•l bccuu<c you're usked u 'lucstion nhout Slimclhing t ncsn'l ' mL'un you mu,t have u11 Ull!wcr. Don't auempl lo impnrl infnrm;11ion tulfay llO lhinp< uhmn which you know Support for the Pledge . Doreen Paoletti, 68 . Dltalll, AJ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campoa Colobrlly Cipher cryplogramo oro DrNIId from quolallona by lomoui -lo, pall oi'CI proaonl Eoch tonor In lho clp/101 alando for anolhlr. Today's clu•: F equal• M ''WRIT I WY 1M P W K Y F.8 W R E P N EK IMPWBU E' C 8 OYT ZSMTK. WY Weather z y 8 .... WY K ·M Z E KMZ 1 Y T D U, EW Dlbllla, A2 E DYC8 Z Y I." 8UPM OBTOIT ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'No one knowl what he can do 1111 he trlea.' - Publllluo Svrua · 'II can bo donal" - Colin Powall WOlD GAM I Rearrange letters of ' tke 0 four acrambltd words be· low to forM ·four stmple word1. r1.,..::B~L_ITM:....Y.Y-N,_-l I. I. I. I. I. r 1--.1.. I-,-;l:;..;;3-TI.'-i-lT--1I f-;2 . . GEH1 . 1 . _ ~===~~::::: I ~~- "LOYAR .":, Th ree cutte ·· s were gtvmg ·· the once over to the ne,w beauty in the =·==·==·=·=~:..,office. One cutie purred," She got ; her goocl looks from her father. 1· S U T R T Y I He's a plastic······ •." j1 Comploto tho chuckle quotod . . . _ . . bv lllllno in •h• mluino words you do,elop lro"! Jlop No. 3 below. .n. P~INT NUMBERED tETTEAS W IN THESE SQUARES · · 4 [5 [ [ . [ L.. I I' 6 opera~ons program Emergency plan includes . anti-terrorism section BY BRIAN I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Uproot· Audit· Unarm· Ranter · NOT to EAT The best sellers lrr any bookstore are the cookbook and the diet book. You buy a cookbook to tell how to prepare the rood and the diet book to tell hClw NOT to EAT it. , lilllr. 23~­ duii1g in order 10 oulcr I<> your desire~ . If ·you need US!is- hf.nc.l .if ynll ·llCI drawn into 11 finnnciul ur l'nnuncrcial nr· i•n't demanding or self-scrv- rungcmcnl tnduy by an cnthu siustic n~suciutc .. who know.11 PISCES 1 (Feb. 20-Murch 201 -- Don'1 confuse hunches II' ur intuitive perception~! UIIRA (St'lll. 2:1-0<'1. l~ind lcmJing I lC lillie uboul the deal as you do. · SCORPIO !0_,, 24-Nov. 22-) ·· Consultin~ with an inept pc,.un on .omelhing 1hut i• lmporlanl to you could get you 50 ton fused on the muller lhul you won't know which· end i• up. Be cureful to whom ~ you go for udv.ce. . SAGJnARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) .. Any duydrcaming or ralionulizi ng on 1hc job )'!ill cau~e you lo wasle u great deal of vuluable lime· when you ~hould be tending 10 your duties. Roll up your .'ilccves ~mdset tel work. CAI'RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. .. Tho•e cwavaganl whims you gel from time 10 time may reur !heir ugly heads again IOduy. Remem, bcr: You'l.l wish you hudn'l squundercd your money when it come• lime 10 pay lhc bills.· ·AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Feb. 19) ·• Be careful not ltJ come off looking a.< if you cxpccl olhcrs lo drop whal they're I~) I . NEW YORK (AP) Bargain hunters slfowcd up on Wall Street Wednesday 1 ~l()wing two days of steep -oiUJlS, giving stocks a lateday boost. The Dow Jones industrial average Closed up 47.22, or 0.5 percent, at 9,054.97, according to preliminary calculations. The Dow recouped a modest portion of its 235-point loss from Monday and Tuesday. . The Nasdaq rose 22.28, or 1.6 percent, to 1,380.1 0, having lost 45.95 Tuesday and closing below its postSept. II low of 1.423. 19 on Monday. tunce, u~k in a manner that mg. with ncg:uive lhinking. Negaliv,ily will lund you in the duml's must of the duy and will rum what could have been a fun one. ARIES (Ma"h 21·April19) If you choo•e to go oul wilh a friend who never seems lo have cash on him or her when lhc check come•. be prepurcd for lhis person 10 use this old ploy again , today. Check oul your pai ·, funds · Lotteries ohio Pick 3: 4·8·3 Pick 4: 3-3-i-7 Super Lotto: 5·7-8-25-34-40 Bonus IIIII: 38 Kicker: 8·2·8-8·3·0 Buckeye 5: 6-1o- 11-18-::1,0 Pick 3 nlpt: 3·3·6 Pick 4 nlpt: 5·0·1-o West Vlfllnla Deily :s: l-1-3 ' Dilly 4: 9·2-7-6 PoweliNIII: 7·19-38-48-49 (10) Index 2 S1ctlons - 12 Pips Calendar Classifieds AS' 83-5 Comics B6 Dear Ab6y Editorials AS A4 A3 A3 Movies Obituaries Sports B 1-3 Weather A2·3 c 2002 Ohio Valley Publllhtns co. PATRIOTIC SIGN - The sign at King's Hardware In Middleport was changed last week from promoting Tim and Eclle Klng:s merchancllse to showing the.lr support for the Pledge of Allegiance as it has been recited for many years. (Charlene Hoeflich) Locally, there is widespread suppOrt for leaving the wording of the Pledge of Allegiance as it is'wnneil." Said Marjorie Walburn of Middleport "why would any American want to chan~e a pari ol our patnollc and rehg10us herita~e and tradition. ' Why .~hould we who lovq America and God deprive our · children of growing up in a nation where they can pledge their allegiance Io 'one nation. under God."' In an impression moment at the Middleport Baptist · Church Sunday. after the minister's com· mcms decrying the proposed change, the congregation stood in opposition to removing the words :·under Go<l" and gave a resound-. mg rend1t10n ol the Pledge ul Allegiance. Among the businesses in Meigs County prote,ting the decision is King's Hardware i.n Middleport. Tun and Ed)e Kmg s outdoor sign in bold black letters reads "one nation, under God." Nearby !lies an American nag. 4tno•Daor·· ·No Fourth 'of July letup for flag maker COSHOCTON (AP) - A com. pany that has been making the Stars and Stripes since 1847 traditionally fills its July Fourth orclers early and then gets a slack period. But not in this patriotic posi-Sept. II era.· "We've been running two JO. hour shifts six days a week to keep up with the demand," Annin & Co. plant manager Richard Merrell said over the roar of machinery. The big orders for July Fourth usually are filled by Flag Day on JunJ: 14, Merrell said. The lerrorist attacks · on the World Trade Center and Pentagon and the resulting surge in patriotism changed all that at the 370employee plant in eastern Ohio. Wal-Mart Stores, an Annin & Co. customer, sold 4~0.000 flags in the three days afler the attacks. · In recent week~. the flags have been coming off ~e assembly line at the rate of more than a quarter million a week. ''This is an excellent work force. Their work ethic is just terrific," Merrell said. "(really love what I do. It gives me a lot of pride," agreed Marilyn Davis, who sat at a sewing machine attaching the blue field of stars to the red and white stripes. Judy Madison, busy folding finished flags and placing lhem in plastic packaging, seconded the tdea. "I love what I'm doing. We J: REED BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Wall Sbeet boost I I () UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER . 11 '11 he IIIC High: 805, Low: 60s . approves MIDDLEPORT- In 1954, by ·an act of Congr , e words "under God" w e add d to the pledjle of allegiance. After signin~ thai legislation, President Dw1gh1 Eisenhower wrote, "Millions of our school children will daily proclaim ' in every city and town, every village and rural schoolhouse, the dedication of our nalion and our people to lhe Almighiyi' On June 26, the Ninth U.S. Circuit. Court of Appeals ruled thai reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in schools is unconsti · . tutional because the phrase "under God" . is an endorsement of religion. The much-maligned ruling is currently on hold while a tederal appeals court deals with the many calls for a rehearing in the case. Deaths ---------~~~----------c'pcrien~c 11 Commission . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH JULY 31 There I!-. u gomJ ~hu1H:C In the )'l'lll ulll:ud tlml you might Whafs inside HOEFLICHIII'MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ~ 'l'hur1duy. July 4. 10112 Ho{lletown Newspaper if~llegiance · Snulh, with possi· hie lt\scrs in each minm suit, could take !hose two finesses, which would yield . uhuut u 76 pcrccnl N-ID W~Y ~rt [ VINI) ch<~ncc or gatning a TI-\E OUN...\TY Of \1-\E. profil. Here, though. C.OOV~ IC*-11~~ lhis li11c fails. Unlucky, to be sure. bul ~:;::r::::-1 \fll>.'i WI>.Y I lhcrc is a better approach. Dcchtrcr, after winning with the hcurt king and drawing ·trumps, leads a heart lo dummy's ucc, ruffs '0• lhc lusl heart in his hand, . plays a diamond lo dummy's uce, ·und exits with !he diamond queen. Here, East ' wins w1th the king and is endpluyed, forced eithcr to lead away · from !he club .queen or Ill concede a ruff. tlml-discard. Now. though, suppose thtil West wins wilh the diumond king and exits with a club. Soulh plays low from Ihe dummy. II' l•ust contributes the qu~rn. tlic cnntr;tcl is · home . Allcrnatively, ir Easl produces the club 10, South wins with 1\·is king and fi. ncsses dummy's club jack . Declarer fails only wheti West has the diamond king (not single), and Eust hns the Q·l 0 of clubs, making ilubout an 88 percent line. ' a1 111 Meigs County residents take a stand for Pledge grupcs. TUE· llOhN LUSEH Mu~hudt Aact~rlllna Piercing Llrat par· rot 11 Crumple tt MoHan rock 21 Sweater lat• tar 25 Ship kltchln 21 Vlollnlll'l aid 30 Llka moll Jackllo 32 l:ucalyptua 11tar 33 Ham n ur 34 Shadl o munlnf 37 Nobelll Aralot 31 lwtll40 Punch 43 NovellaI,... Lavin · 44 Memorable tlmtl 48 Clllllcl ~ 9 t II I f KID I 0 s ! I 0 T II I 13 14 ' 15 11 3 1 .A JI "ul • J • 1 ~JNH A KU • 10 Dormant ACROSS ALDER . FLAG LADY- Gina Cass lays out sewn flag material to be cut Into 3 by 5 foot American flags at Annln & Co. In Coshocton on Monday. The i:ompany has bflen running two 10. hour shifts siK days· a week to keep up with the demand for flags In this patriotic post-Sept. 11 era. (AP) all have a lot of pride in lhe nags we make," she sa1d . Since Sept. 11, many of the workers have · canceled vacalions and accepted overtime a~signment to keep up with demand, according to Merrell, who said everyone at Annin feels it:S their patriotic duty. 'They simply knew how much it meant to the nation to have !lags so Americans could display their patriotism," he said as the holid1y week began. In addition to Old Glory, Annin produces nags for all 50 states, national flags for nearly all the coun· tries in the world, along with specialty flags like the Confeelerale stai's and bars and signal nags for IJlaritime use - more than 20,000 differenl flags and flag accessories in all. . · "Our plant has been doing about 250,000 to 270,000 flags a week," Merrell said. Nearly all are American nags to keep up with demand. • ihe company started in New York in lhe 1820s, making flags for ships. It came to Coshocton last year, buying the old Colonial Flag Co. and renovating the }0,000square-foot plant and wareh'ouse. Since taking over the factory last year, Aonin has more than doubled the work force. Workers, most dressed in shorts and tank tops in a concession to the heat and fast.pace, make nags rang· ing from 4 inc~es by 6 inches to 4 feet by 6 feet. The 3-foot by S-foot flag, the one usually seen flying on front porches, is ~he biggest seller. Annin & 'Co. has offices and its main warehouse in Roseland, N.J ., and other manufacturing opera· tions in Orange and Verona, N~J .; Oaks, Pa., and South Boston, Va, · POMEROY New anti-terrorism guidelines are included in Meigs County's updated emergen~y operations plan. whtch the Meigs County Commissioners approved during the1r regular meeting Wednesday. ' The meeting was lield yeslerday due to . the Independence Day holiday bemg cele· brated loduy. Bob Byer. chairman of the Local , Emer~ency Plan-ning Comminee (LEPC) and d1rector of'lhe Emergency Management Agency (EMA). presenled the updated plan for . the commissioners ' approval. He explained that an update of the plan is required every. four years and was under·. way before the Sept. II terrorist attacks. Hciwever. in the aftermath of those Please sea LEPC. AJ ' · Meigs seniors .to hear ~about Canadian· Savers Club BY Joy J. S!ETTLEI NEWSIII'MYOAILYSETINELCOM . POMEROY -· 'A guest speaker will be at the Senior Citizens Center m Pomeroy July 25 at II a.m. to talk about a Canadian Savors Club which would reduce the cost of prescription medicalions to citizens of the United States. George Price, an insurance agent, who has sold medications in America for several years, recently rilet with an owne~ l>f a pi)armaceutical manufacturer and wholesaler. serving several pharmacies in Onlario, Canada, to talk about how U. S. residents can save moner on drugs. Price said he s been looking for a way for clients to ob1ain their medications at a more affordable price and lhe Canadian Savers Club saves patients money. · The United States Congr.ess now allows Americans to purchase up to a 90-day supply of their prescriplion medications from Canadian pharmacies at a lower price. The Canadi<tn Savers Club was sel up to. assist doctors and their patients to oblain . medications .they need from specific Canadian pharmacies. The club doesn't have any age or income restrictions. Before .someone can enroll in the club, a . qu01ed price other members pay for medication is given for anyone interested in joinin~. so lhey will understand the worth of paymg a $20 membership fee . Once enrolled, the club will give members the necessary forms to order medicine. A personal physician will fill out forms and fax them to a toll free number. The order is received by the Canadian pharmacy, and the patients receive the medication in two to three weeks. According to Price, lhe medications received will be the same as if someone purchased them from a local pharmacy. The medical informaJion and expiration date will be provided on the Sealed bottle so patients can feel comfortable with what the medicatipn they order. For mcrre information, residents may call 888-407-1415 Mondax,. through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or anend the July 25 meeting. River Recreation Festival . ' fir !II. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• Havin¥ lhc de•ire to accomplish btg things today won 1be enough 'to gel things • rolling. The proper amniJnt of drive and ambilion must accompany lhis hopeful lhink· The 3Zth Annual River Recreation Festival will be held in the Gallipolis City Park July 4·7: Free screenings and health information will be available at the Holzer Medical Center Wellness WagOn. Schedules posted daily. mg. 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