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I PEANlJTS I { APPRECIATE '(OVR COMING IT LL BE AN ADVENTURE .. ALONG TO CAMP WITH HEW I-IILL5TO CLIMB .~ NEW ME, SNOOPC:.'(~ ... -:;::::::::::j VALLE'I'5 TO EXPLORE ... I I I .:, I FOLLOW TI-lE TRAIL TI-lE SUPPER DISH' I' I I I Ia I • I MONDAY BY BRIAN J. REED BREED!Il>MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - Meigs County will commit $350,000 for the development of higher education progrums in the county. und the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grunde Community College could benet1t if it decides to expand its Meigs Center in Middleport. Meigs County Commissioner · Mick Davenport announced the county· s plan to make a onetime commilment of KCLLT continues today, B1 Deaths Edgar Trivette, 90 Grant Boyer, 80 Detltlls, AJ • • • • JULY 151 I I 1 1 ·I I . I UP I" lu~sJuy , July 16. 2002 Ynu may experience u pro· fu"iUn Of Ojlj)(lflllllitti!S in the Y'-'ltr uhcml. hut tukc cure : Ex ~ uminc L'm.: h lor their wmlh unl1 du not igru,n: the .~ mullcst or most dirricult ones. CANCEil [Juuc 21 -Juty 22! ·-..Cielth•~ Y,uur wuy nilty he of ('tlllrlllOUS lltlpOI'lt!llCC IO YOU lndny. but it i;n't likely I<> win ynu any admirer'> or provide y1,U rnuc:h In the way uf hcnc 1'11'4 . Try to he m.:ctJmmodmir1ll io~>leud . Tryinp to j"'tch up n hrokc"b-· mnuuu.: c'! · 'he Astro - Go:oplo Mutchmukcr cun loeltJ you tutdemun<i whnl to Ju tu mukc the rclutlonshljl work , M•til $2 . 7~ tu Mute 1mnkcr, c/o tills ne w'f'" l'~r. 1'.0. llox 167. Wkklifl'c. 01144092. .. LIJO (Ju ly 23 -Aug. 22) .. I here nrl' tnJi(.;Uttnns loJuy !hnl you ·"'!lid lull rour<elf tnto a mode ol unrculo~~ti~.: cx IICI..'tution~ . M,, mallcr how · l'uinful it muy be for you ttl JC pnt !l~ l.Uilil..' . ynu mu~o,t do 'iO -- or 'Htflcr thC' L·on,cqucnct''· Y.IIHiO IAu~ . 23-Scpl. 22 ) ·· I rim ull and unrtc,. c .~ ~t~try y \pt•nditurc'i from your wuhl c HCIIVIIU'.Irl illld lrano.,acliOII~ 10· ciHy . IAtl'}!C Jo."'L','i urc poMdhlc if you 'P''"' "itholll •·cguru tn I -~; . . ' til(.' L:<ll l sidcrution~ Ht.hund. LIBRA (Sept. 2~ - 0ct. 2.1) · · l~un ' t cml1m:rnss you1·~c!f by ~ lrytn g 10 ~CI Jl lVUlV Ctl With U h\l!~r~holtodny who thinkM s/hc is bc11cr than you uml your ussu..:iulcs. This jerk wi ll l''l'llngfully nwkc you feel bud u1'<1ut ynur•clf. SCOI(I'IO (Oct. 24-Nuv . 22) .. A baltic of will• nmy !run.opire .today between your onncr hemg and your outer pcr.<on. Your better n:uurc mar ur~c you"' do one thing. wtule your lcs! noble •ide cnuld cncourngc the opposite. SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 2~­ Dcc . 2I) -- If you're naive toduy. ym• muy trot off aflcr a curo·" t hcing dangled by Nomeone who i.< tryinji w take ud· v;mtagc nr you . Qn,c you ' re hou•keu. the unly thing that will get emen i• you . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. /~) -- Wherr there is u pn•si · blc "'lllflkl of intcrcso tudny. it may be wise In uvnid n 1 c mptln~ panncr~ hi\' arran~c ­ mcnt. Harmuny o · thought must be pr~vulcnt if a lea on is to be •ucccssfuf. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) -- Method and prncedurc mu~t be your fir4.il consillcru- Weather High: 90s, Low: 60s Detltlla, A2 Wall Street • NEW YORK (AP) The drama continued on Wall Street Monday as despondent investors sen.t stocks skiddin~ and the Dow Jones mdustrials fulling nearly 440 points bd'ore bargain hunters surfaced in lute afternoon . The blue chips ended with u moderate loss of 45 while tech stocks posted a modest advance. · The Dow recovered to a loss of 45.34, or 0.5 percent, at 8,639.19. Combined with lust week's loss of 694.97, the blue chips have fallen 740.31 points o~er six straight lostng sesstons. Lotteries to· un endcuvor you •vC been • hundling alone. you'd be fur better off continuins . a~ Yllu've heen doing, no man~r how budly ~ou need help. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Objective., cun be uccumpli•hcd today. pmvi<led you know the difficulties involved anti ure prcpurcd to luke them on. Without knowing what ~ou'rc getting into, projects Wtli nnp. GEMINI (May 21 -Junc 20) Overal l. your financial trenus u1 . this time look encourueing; however. there cun he intermittent bud days. Today may be one of them, so put off uny nction in thi• area until anm~cr duy. • Ten.1porary Assistance to Needy Families funds to facilitate the expansion of associate degree programs for TANF-eligible residents and others who wish to pursue degree programs in the counly. . "We've been talking u lot about higher education. and we 've looked far and wide for wuys the county cun be involved in making thut hup· pen." Davenport said. "We would like lo see u proposal using existing facilities in the county for a program which would enable our residents to pursue llll nssociate degree, ut the very least ." , "With Rio Grande already in place in Meigs County. we plun to begin with you." Davenport Jold . URG President Bttrry Dorsey Monduy. The fund s would be avail uble to the community college for expenses relating to facili ties or program devclnpmenl, uccording to Mike Swisher, director ol' the Depunment of Job and Fumily Services. who hosted u meeting of URG udministntlors, cnunly nnd Middleporl officials tind community members. "We· d like to cruft u prnposul thlll makes good sense for the counly und our studenls," Swisher suid, "It's all about preparing our lucu l workforce for jobs in the 21st centur(' "Thts finttncinl commitment is just u seed thut will hopefully ullow ectuculional programs in the county to grow," he udded. · A citi7.ens committee organized lust year and ·the Plusa ... Rio, AJ ACADEMIC COMMinEE - ,Dr. Barry ·Dorsey, flllr left, University of Rio Grande/ Rio Grande Commun ity College presIdent meets with members of a new academic committee form~d to consider programs which mlgh,t be offered at en expended Rio Grande Meigs Center. from left, Jeanette Thomas. Chris Pines and Mike Gerlach. !Brian J. Reed) Pick 3: 1·3-1 Pick 4: 3·0·0·8 Buckeye 5: 1·6·1 8·19·26 Pick 3 day: 1-5·1 Pkk 4 day: 1-9·7·9 Pine Grove Church ready to rise from the ashes W.VA. Deily 3: 1·8·3 BY PAM WIU.IAMION pamwtll>mydaltyreatster.com PINE GROVE, W.Va.- II was ·tate in the evening on . May 24 when the Pi~ Grove Church was consumed in flames. Since that time, the 15 regular congregation members of the little log church have held fast their beliefs and are set to raise their voices in praise in an benefit gospel sing to help rebuild their church. "It reall)" broke · people's hearts," Antta Gill, member of Pine Grove's congregation, said. "We had people·out there crying. We didn't have any insurance on 2 Sectlol!ll .,. 12 ...... Calendar . Classifieds As 83-S comics Dear Abby B6 Editorials Movies Obituaries A4 A3 A3 Sports AS 81-3 Weather A2 Q 2002 Ohio Volley Publ~nln1 Co. • • Sbickland: Rural post offices need to remain open OHIO Index lion today. Don't rush into' !•nylhing wilhout first think'~8 through ult the step•. Con!ISICI~cy woll depend upon l!lunnmg . PISCES (l'ch. 20-Murch 201 -- The D<ld.<clearly are nut 111 your cmner today . It is not a tome lo take chunccs on people or things. ARIES (March 21 -At1Fil19) .. Unle" ~omeonc cun muke u ~olid, genuine contribution • VYING FOR FAIR ROYALTY - Reigning as the 2002 Meigs County Junior Fair Queen wilt be either Meghan Haynes, left, or Rachael Ann Morris. As for fair king, Robbie Weddle had no competition. The can· BY CHAIILINI HOIFLICH dld11tes have been judgecj end the winner wl~ be annoo;nced In openHOEFLICH!Il>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Candidates for Ing ceremonies at the fafr on Aug, 11. 6:30 p.m. at the grandstand. the 2002 Meigs County Junior !Contributed) Fair kin~ and queen and the live~ stock pnnce and princesses have been judged and the winners will be announced on Aug. II during Sunday night opening ceremonies at the !39th Fair. Competing for queen . are Meghun Haynes, member ·of the Shade Valley 4- H Club and daughter of Paul and Janice Haynes of Beurwallow Ridge, Coolville; and Ruchael Ann Morris, daughter of Steven and Carrie Morris of Rutland, a member of.the Harrisonville 4-H club. Only candidate for king is Robbie Weddle, son of Joyce and 2002 LIVESTOCK ROYALTY- The prince and princesses of tlvesto.ck Clarence Weddle of Portland. u have been selected and the winners will be announced at the opening member of the USA Kids 4-H of the 2002 fair. They are. from left, front, Audronle Pullins, Tina Club. Drake, Celt/In Leslie; middle row, Kelsey Holter, Suzanne Gruaser, The livestock prince and Kara Osborne, Brooke O'Bryant, Ashley Life; end back row, Carson princesses are as follows: Yost, Taylor Russell, Lindsey Houser. Holly Davis and Summer Folmer. Pluae IH Fair, A3 !Contributed) Dally 4: 2-6-7·2 Celli 15: 5·7-9·10-13-20 _______-, C 'hlr • Royalty ready for the fair · ,. the aceinand =·=~-~.J spude, lhistmother reality ~==· an error. . B EAV0 . After winning w i1h i--,1,;3....;1...;.;,.,;1~""I.-l . Commissioners agree to kick in $350,000 for project 47 Ure IUG- Rcttc Daumal . u · Fl'l'IKh pocl '<tnd l:rilil:. wrote, "Art has a tlotohle fuc('. of ex prcssitlll and illtjsion. JUst like sdctH;c hus a . double face: the reality of error anti the phunlum of Iruth ." lly those. dcfini Iions, bridge is doscr to a sdcncc thun :til un. Itt litis tical, from a c lub duplkatc in Mcxil:o Cily, give your t'X I>rcssion lo llrl'dtctthc play. Norih made <111 aggrcssi vc tJcguti vc tlouhk. intlkating four s/Htdes. E<isJ's thrcc-c uh hit! showed four hcurl s wir h (, .y puinl,, a su-c<tllctl mixed ruisc: Wcsl would h<tvc mude three hearts, fur plus 140. So. if S01t1h l•ould eSCOijlC fur IWO CELEBRITY CIPHER down inlhrcc spades, , by Lula Campoa minus 100, he would Ctltl>nly Clphor cryptogram• art cr1111d trom quclltlono by tomouo get a good rcstilt; bui people, pall and preoont. Etch ltHtr In tho cipher otandolci onothar. three down, mintts TodiY 11 ciul: B equtia C 150, would be bud. "LC XR VTLCLVC, L DNA (Wc ,q might have risked u double .) Tf\E:~NDOF EWF OF AI! I!WNI!'A FSFZ East and West were C.OIN~ Jlt-\GLIN(., Miguel Heygadas anti Q F F C." I~ 1\ ['\(,(,'{ e/\N.K I Dr. George l<osenkMVIZ·ELXF WFN8RDFLKWI! runl, Mexico's mosl successfu l purlncrIIWNXTLVC FSNCPFZ ship. WVHRMLFHP The defense begun . with the heun ucc, a PREVIOUS SOLUTION.., "Women hiVt gont through I rtll henri to the king, unci revolution ... they have 1tartld INoting ont another .• - Mario .Thomaa u diamond shift 111 declarer's. u<:c. Now WOlD Sottlh would huvc GAM I ...---~- _'t'IM:-;] dnnc bcsl to con titluc ~ wirh tt low spade. Dedurer would h:tve sume guesswork, but he could get out for I .. two down. However, f--r-K:.....:.R;.....:E-rT...:..:A,..M:.:..,.---i. South continued with 1 11 1 12 1 1 Hometown Newspaper County·commits to Rto expanston • e~[P,~IIIct I Llmprey 28 Fill time Ottlor oounct 7 L.A. hoUri 31 F"llor 41 Huoky vel!~ 34 Alwoyo, Ia 8 lnvltltlon 33 "1cle Pot '-~tore robbtdt" eo T V 35 BorCIIIIC I Lure 3S Brawnil'l aory rllllll'k 10 Shtrblll org, 51 - Cltlre, 31 Luncheon 12 Withdraw 31 Ve1 ~ WIIO. Uild 11 SubWiy wdt. 12 Jtcquao' 37 Skoalt and . oppollltl . 3S Croc pltat pol Chttrl 20 Tummy 31 surrflly 38 Qulmt Ill muteill 40 Corti lor· 22 Confront 41 lltrktn or . 32 One error l<'liANK & EArtN.EST Traficant faces ethics panel, Al NEA Crouword Puule PHILLIP ALDER • .' the building so that was kind of a deterrent to even rebuilding, but that's something the congregation has really prayed about." Now, the people of Pine Grove have accepted their church's . destruction as an opportunity to expand. They need funding for their new dream, and are planning a benefit gospel sing/dinner from noon to 8 p.m. on Juty 20 at Letart Community Center to raise money. Slated to perform at the event are: Re~ Harmon, Chester Martin, The Glory land Believers, Claudette Hordlyn, Chosen, Joe Keefer, Carl and Kay Beaver. Ruby Clark and Family, Kings Daughters, The ·United, Joyful Noise, Heaven Bound, Sisters in the Lord, Tina and Steve Casey, Tara Smith, Pam Stewart, Ta~"a Gerlach, Wally Hart, Pam · Gordon, Mercy and Bill2inn. Tina and Steve Casey donated the use of their sound system for the event. · The concert is free and open to the pub! ic. Donations to aid in construction of the new church PluM ... Church, A3 WASHINGTON . D.C. - Sixth District Rep. Ted Strick land. (D-Porl>molllh) und more thllJl · 60 other members of Congress ure urging United Stutes Postmuster General Juck Potter not to dose or consolidate hundreds of rurnl post offices ucr1>ss the U.S. A letter to the postmaster generul'from the law. mukers wus prompted by a recent decision by the Postal Service to lift a 1998 self-imposed mortl.torium on the closings and consolidation of rurol poat offices. · "Many small towns across rural America are strugslins with decreasing populations, and clos· ings local post. of~ces can huve u devos~~tin~ impact on the ltvelthood of these commumues. · the Jetter said. "Post oflices in rural areas are more than just a place to drop the mail - ihey draw resi~ents together and heiJl pre~erve our c~mmuntrtes. Simply put. post offices tn rural Amertcn are vttal to our quality of life and are important to the survi val of many small towns . "If the Postal Service were to close post offices in rural America, many communities in the 6th District may not receive the sume quality service available to residents of lar~er towns and cities. This treatment of rural Amertca is simply unfair." Strickland said. "Posl offices are more lhan places tq pick up the mull or buy stamps. they are also the centers of their communities." Customers of the tiny Kerr post office. located between Gallipolis and Bidwell, agree. . "The small post office is ·convenient and personal. and the Postmaster knows everybody and is verx helpful." Kerr area resident Carol Powell said. 'It also helps individuals in the community to feel more secure about their personal mail such usc heck s.. .. . The lifting of tl)e moratorium come.s at the same time the Postal Servtce presented tls trans. formation plan to Congress, with the goal of get· ting ,the Postal Service out of debt while not decreasing functions such as universal service. ''The· post office used to be a service to the I'W" pie. but now it's about the money." customer Carl Pennington said. "I think it would be u great disser· vice to a lot of people if this post office would close. "You just don 't get this kind of service in a big city post office." one customer said. A big city post ot'fice this is not. the lobby is small and cramped, but the personal service by Post Mistress Peggy Patterson and many others just like her in· small post offices throughout the United States, more than makes up for it. Patterson, who has been with the Kerr Post Office since 1983, knows each customer by name und is well loved by those she serves. . "We love Peggy and we wouldn't want her to go anywhere." said Spring Valley resident Laura Mae Breakiron. "With a small post office like this I don't have to worry about traffic or finding a place to park, and there are no stairs to WQfrY about." · Accessibility is important to Break iron, who · brings mail to the post office for the elderly and disabled residents m her Gallia Manor apartment complex. ~--~~~----~----~ Holzer Meclical Center · JackJ011 is now accepting applicafiom for fvll·time licemecl physical therapists. We oFfer new per diem rates, ll.lition reimburfllment, Rexible scheclvling, in·hovse CE opportunities, and a •lgn-on bonu• al $3000. Inpatient and outpatient positions are available. ~ AlllisflKI positions require p~r licensure in Ohio. If lnlere11ed, pt.oH contact: ~mon ~·- Otporl\111111, Hoi...- Medical Center, 100 Jockson Pike, Gollipolio, Ohio _<~5631 ........ 17401446·1101 •••• 17401446·1106 I' ' ~- - ' R MEDICAL CENTER JACKSON Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org j • • .' !. '••• I �PageA2 Ohio The Daily Sentinel 'IU•cl•y. July 11, 2002 Republican in 17th Distrid race raiseS 75 percent from PACS Ohio·weather Wedn..chiy, July 17 BY JOliN McCARTHY ASSOCIATED PRESS ol Columbuo ltl·m· I .. .. Flur!loo Snow "" Rain .moves in Wednesday An Ohio Republican trying to win a traditionally Democratic congressional seat f'e(;eived more than 75 percent .of her campaign money in recent months from political action or similar groups. reports filed ,Monday with the Federal Elect ion Commission showed. ' Ann Womer Benjamin, a state repre· sentative from Aurorn, faces Democratic state Rep. Tim Ryun nnd embattled U.S. Rep. James Trulicunt. running as an independent. in the Nov. 5 dcction in the northeast Ohio 17th District. Womer ·Benjamin raised $85.538 between Apri 1. 18 and June 30. her quarterly report said. That included $64.848 from political nction comminces, about $8,000 of which came from donutions by the campaigns of Ohio Republicuns in Congress. , She said she needed to ruisc money emly to become better known in the strong Democrutic district and the best wu~ to do that was to take advantage of naltonal groups that support Republicans runnmg for Con~ress. "1' ve spent a lot of time trymg to convince people in Washington of my merit. that I can win in a Democratic district," Womer Benjamin said. "P.lople are increasingly realizing this seat tS up for grabs." Ryan's '¥:set of Democratic incum· beM nt Rep.. om SawyeRr of Ab i?'On inh the ay 7 pnmary gave epu 1tcans ope that they could wrest control of the seat from Democrats. Traficant, convicted in April of 10 felonies including bribery, has represented the area since 1985: He is lightins his convictions und is trying to keep Ius seat in the House. · Womer Benjamin reported spending $79.405 during the period. About half of that wus for a TV campaign in the Youngstown-Warren area. She reported $40,838 in cash on hand us of June 30. Ryan reported spending $96,374 during the period. His campaign did not provide a detailed breakdown of contri- butions and spending, but Ryan did $25,000 to cover half of a loun co-stgned by a former basketball couch. campaign spokesman Pat Lowry said. Sawyer spent $159,650 on his primary race. li'aficant reported $33.745 in cash on hand, while Warren Davis. a former United Auto Workers official who also is running as an independent, had $2,832. In 11 Republican primary in the Dayton area, newspaper executive Roy Brown spent $1.36 million from a loun he gave his campaign in his unsuccessMfu~krnceTu against former Dayton Mayor I e me_~. . Turner Will o~pose Democrat Rtck Cume, an atde to mcumbent .Democratic Rep. Tony Hall, who has accepted a job m the Bush administralion, pending approval of his nomination by the U.S. Senate. Carne reported a balance of $262,718; ~Turner reported $167.766 on hand. · repa~ National Urban League.boycotts Cincinnati 8Y THE ASSOCIATEO PRESS Needed rainfall nnd slightly cooler temperatures could be headed f?r the Mid-~hio Vulley with an approuchins. frontal system, forecasters sutd. . . CINCINNATI (AP) other cities. Showers und thunderstonns are likely Wedt\esduy nightund Protests by supporters of a The uctivists, led . by the Thursday. the National Weather Service said. boycott of the cily nnd the Cincinnati Black United Weather Forecast suspension of the police Front. &.:gun culling for the Tonight ... Purtly cloudy. Lows iitthe upper 60s. Culm winds. Wednesdny... Purtly cloudy. Highs in the lower 90s. West department's highcst-ruuked boycott after a white officer black officer persuaded the futully shot an unanned bluck winds 5 to 10 mph. National Urban Lea~ue to man fleeing pol ice lust Apri I. Wednesday night ... Purtly cloudy. Lows in the upper 60s. Thursday... Purtly cloudy with u chance of showers nnd move its 2003 convenlton.out Other organizations. and thunderstorms in llte afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. Chanco of Cincinnati. the group's t:ntcrtuiners. including Bill pres idem said. Cosby and Wyman Marsalis. of rain 30 percent. · "We believed lust week. us hu vc l).onore~ t~e bo,Ycott by Thursday night ... Purtly cloudy with scattered showers und thundcrstonns. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of ruin 30 per- we do now. thlll our unnuul cuncelmg. Cmc·mnutt events conference could huve been und uppeunmces. cent. · The Rev. Damon Lynch Ill, Friduy... Purtly cloud~ with scattered showers und thunder- · helpful to community groups und to the city," Urbun Lcu~ue president of the Black United storms. Highs in the mtd 80s . . the Presidelll Hugh Price snid m u Front. commended Extended Forecast league's decision. · Suturday... Purtly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s ulid highs in statement. "But clearly the local climate und timing aren't "We see this as a chance to the upper 80s. .. right for the kind of convenpush this city toward meanin)!ful Sunduy... Purtly cloudy. !saluted showers and rhunderstonns tion we envisioned." .chw1ge and a chQllce to conunue ~n the afternoon and evening. Lows in lhe upper 60s und highs The New York-bused civil to push for justice," he said. m I he upper 80s. Price said he was "deeply rights ~roup announced Monday... Purtly cloudy. Isolated showers und thunderMonday It would cunct!l the upset" by the timing of Lt. storms. Lows in the upper 60s and highs in the upper 80s. convention utter uctivists buck- Col. Ron Twitty's suspension. ing the boycott over ruce rein· "Had city officials given us tions begun protesting Friday any inkling whatsoever this outaide the league's Cincinnati impending action, it certainly offices. They said they planned would have influenced our to expand·the protests to league decision about whether or not offices in Chicago. Detroit and to come in 2003.'' Price said. COLUMBUS (AP) - The state's decisiOn tc join a multistate lottery does not violate tho Ohio Constitution, accordlna to a judge's rullna that uphold the action but overruled an attempt to use the aame'a profits for pur· P<IIOI other than education. Lottery opponents, who say atate-run lotteriea exploit poor people, ·sued Ohio in January over Its decision to JOin a multlstate lottery. They say the constitution only lllows Ohio to run Its own lottery. Ohiojolned the Meaa Millions game in May. Lawmakers "did not unconstitutionally" give the Ohio Lottery Commission authority to conduct a multlstato lottery when they passed a bill allowing Ohio to join such a game, Judge Daniel Hogan of Franklin County · WASHINGTON (AP) - and drew on an easel to Common Pleas Court said Monday In a 4l·page ruling. Rep. James Traficunt is used demonstrate shapes of rooms Hogan also said that the bill, passed in December to to making accusations, from and names of witnesses he help .close a $p billlqn budget gap, did not illegally claiming he is the victim of a suid lied about him and their transfer authonty to run such a lottery to other states. 11ovcmment vendetta to accus- dealings. · However, Hogan did rule against the state on one mg federal witnesses of being He also butted heads with important element of the lawsuit filed in January by liars. Now, the rubles ure the. committee lawyers, who church groups and anti-lottery activists. . turned against the convicted obJected frequently to his The state estimates that the multistate game will earn congressman us he faces scattershot testimony. "I $41 million annually. Part of the bill included an tough questions from his object to these objections." accounting maneuver that allows the state budget direcpeers. Trulicunt said angrily at one tor to use,the money for general budget purposes. The defiant Ohio Democrat l1111C. Hogan said thut is unconstitutional. was to cominue his ethics case Tral'icant's testimony folBy law, all ~rocecds from the lottery must go to educaon Tuesday, facing crosslowed a meticulous, two-hour tion. But the bill that lawmakers passed and Gov. Bob Thft ·by the . eightexamination summary by committee prossigned essentially gives the $41 million to the Depurtment member House ethics comecutor Paul Lewis of the of Education, then immediately takes it out again. mince. He also was pushing to Cleveland trial evidence, Hog~n said the. perception tha! lottery profits go to cull witncs.scs excluded from which covered more than 10 education was so Important to Ohtoans that they amendhis criminal trial that he said years of Traficant's term in ed the constitution in 1988 to make that fact explicit. would help vindicate him. office. "Throughout his To "now interpret that amendment as only .requiring After the nine-week trial in career, the congressman .was an accounting formality, which in no way prevents the Cleveland during which trading official acts for General, Assembly from using lottery proceeds to Truficant defended himself favors," Lewis said. accomphsh whatever purposes It chooses, would render without a lawyer. he was conCommittee lawyer Kenneth the acuon of the people of Ohio fruitless," Hogan wrote. victed in April of taking kickKellner told the lawmakers "We caught them with their hand in the cooiCie jar, and bucks from employees and there was more than enough that's ~ery exciting," said D.avid Zanolli, president of soliciting bribes and other evidence for J'anel members the Ohto Roundhtble; a public advocacy $roup joining gifts from businessmen. to recommen expulsion for the United Methodist Church In the lawsun: Just like then, · Traficant, Traficant, who he says "viozanotti said an appeal of Hogan's ruling was planned though not a lawyer, defended lated the public trust and tradand he predicted vtctory at the appeals or Ohio Suprem~ himself Monday before the ed his office for personal Court level. · congressional panel, which is guin." In the lawsuit, opponents lllllued that lawmakers illegalconsidering whether to rec- . Prosec utors have recomly gave other states the authonty to run an Ohio lottery. ommend his ejection from mended he serve at least 7 1/4 Hogan disagreed. The constitution doesn't stop the Congress. And for Jhe. first years in prison on .the convicstate from conducting "a lottery that happens to be of a lime. Tralicant put himself on tions of taking kickbacks sort that cannot exist except for the cooperation or conthe witness stand. from staffers and bribes from tractual agreement of other panies," Hogan said. Stalking around his table, businessmen. Sentencing is Lottery opponents ~lso argued that. the constitution · Traficant shouted insults , scheduled for July 30. permits only a lottery ran exclusively by Obio with no occasional obscenities and The ethics panel will decide mvolvement by other states. scatological . references into whether the convictions repHogan found some support for this argument, noting his microphone as he wrote resent a "continuing pattern that the agreement Ohio signed to join Mega Millions ~all~ for the multistate lottery to be run by all the partic, _ _ _ _ C.LYll£. t &AT>It _ _ _ _, tpatmg states. , · . · However, Hogan said the important thing was to ~'-,.~~&~Al~t We didn't INVENT determine whether Ohio had retained enough control of the multistate lottery to satisfy the constitution. MANNERS... customer service... . Hogan said the fact that Ohio can withdraw from the we just try • lottery. at. any time without IM:nalty means the Lottery' Commtsston has kept . sufficient control o•;er Mega to PERFECT IT! Millions. OOWNINQ CHILDS MULLEN MUSIER INSURANCE AGENCY A similar lawsuit has been filed in New York, which -like Ohio- joined Meg11 Millions in May. . The current estimated Mega Millions' jackpot is $165 · VASN'T VERY million. The next drawing is Tuesday. of Judge: MultiRate lottewy does not violate Ohio Constitution Twitty lost his police powers · was the subject of u press conand was put on paid adminis- ference when investigations trutive leave Friday after Chief into the actions of officers Tom Streicher questioned his accused in deaths of black men honesty about a July 4 car acci- have not been aired so publicly. dent in which his city-owned "The treatment shows what Taurus was damaged. they think of black officers in the lnvesti$ators did not find city of Cincinnati," said Scotty any debns at the scene, lea'd· Johnson, Sentinels president. · ing them to question if it was The muyor said the city will u hit-und-run at the spot continue to try to attntct other where Twitty said it hap- groups despite the l~gue setback. pened. Streicher turned the The convention was expect· mvestigution over to the ed to brin~ atleust4,0;00 visiHamilton County sheriff. tors to Cmcinnati in August Mayor Charlie Luken said 2003 and generate up to $4.3 the suspension was not a valid million for downtown shops. reason to cancel. He said he restaurants and hotels. did not learn about the inves· The league chose ligation of Twitty until Friday Cincinnati as a convention morning and would have told site in February 2001, about the Urban League if he had two months before the shootknown earlier. ing that led to three days of About . 60 demonstrators riots. The black· led group protested Twitty's suspension said then that it would momMonday outside police head- tor Cincinnati's ~regress on quarters. 'I\vitty's supporters, race-relations tssues. It includin~ the Sentinel · Police announced last week that the Associatton black officers convention would come to the group, have asked why Twitty city after all. • Traficant faces · uest1onin • before House et 1cs pane . 1 e HUNGRY. . ' 196 Eaat •• and practice of official misconduct" and, if so, whether they warrant the House e~pelling the nine-term lawmaker. · Regardless of what happens, Traficant is seekinj! reel.ection, this time as an mdependent. "If they put me in jail in Ohio, I might be the first American · to win a congressional seut while incarcerated," he boqsted. . One of the most colorful members of Congress, known for his wild hair, loud clothes · and animated floor speeches -"Beam me up I" he regularly exclaimed · - Traficant could become only the second member of the House since the Civil War to be expelled. Traficlint, 61, maintains that all he did was help thousands of businesses in hts district by ~ging hOIJ)C federal projects. 'I had no mtent to commit a crime•. but I will do the time, and expect a long time to try and shut me up,'' Traficant said, proclaiming his innocence and accusing the Justice Department of waging a vendetta against him for the past two decades. · House rules require an ethics panel investigation when a lawmaker is convicted .0 f a felony. The harshest penalty is expulsion. followed by censure, reprimand or fines; all of which require votes by the full 435-member House. Expulsion requires the approval of rwo-ihirds of the House and is n fate that has befall~n. only member since the Ctvtl War: Rep: Michael Myers, D-Pa., who was tossed · out in 1980 for accepting money from undercover FBI agents posing as Arab sheiks seeking favors froln Congress. -ruesdav. Julv 16, 2002 Mason workers • • g1ven.Insurance -coverage BY MARK HALLBURN . MHALLBURN«<>MYDAILYREGISTER.COM MASON, W.Va. - City emplo~ees officially started receivmg health insu rance providing some good news at Monday night's Mason Town Council meeting. The health insurance polici~s took effect July 15, and wtll cover the eight full-time . employees. .'}his is probably the most important . decision we 've i'n~de since I've been mayor," satd Ray Cundiff: "The older the employees get. the more they 'II realize how important heulth insurance is." The insurance, through the Mams1 Co., wtll cost the city $58,827.28 for the first year. The insurance was approved at I he July I council meeting, with the final cost to be ussertuined Iuter, At the same meeting, the .councii ·voted 10 remove the $I 00 monthly retirement benefits. In other business. a ~ouncilman resigned his seat, an ATV ordinance was discusse~. and ri stiffer line for roamm~ d~s was prop~sed. . Donm~ anMetcr restgned hts posttton on the town council, citins. his work schedule and tpe 1llncss of·his grandmother. "I do not feel that I am able to fulfill my responsibilities to the ~ouncil,' VanMeter wrote in his resignation letter. No one wus appointed to fill VanMeter's seat. Cundiff asked other council member:s to lind someone to fill the seat. Council member Linda Bl.uke ellpressed concerns about children. riding fourwheelers in town , and the danger to their safety. "Children age 16 and others should not be driving motorized vehicles in my opinion," Councilman Ray Varian said. ~ · •·rv · d re.errmg to n s, motonze bicycles. golf · carts and wheelchairs. "We could put an . ordinunce regarding motorized vehicles," he said. "There is no state statute on motorized vehicles. 1 don't want to ban them." No action was taken on the issue. "Cun.diffbrought up the subjeer of roaming dogs .Varian suggested amending the leash law so that dogs on properties without fences are required to be leashed: He also suggested a minimum fine of $100. ·"We need to put more bite into the leash law," Varian ·said. "If u dog is out one time and bites someone, it should be a maximu·m fine." . . ~oltce Chtef J.R. McCoy satd that the current law, wtth a line of $10-$100, gives the judge latitude "in setting the fine . "You don't want someone who's little Fido gets out the first time paying . $100," McCoy said. ''That should be up to the judge." The next council meeting will be Aug. 5. 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Exl. 14 Other 1ervlce1 ' Plnf HI an I N - It Wft ....... epm •liNd on WllrlJ IUIMorfptiOft rllt, Htup,.. tppfiH to tl ntW looountt. Mort1111J oUIIIIf rill 10 111.H Adverlltlng . Exl. 3 Circulation Exl. 4 Cfllolflllll Ada Exl. 5 To 11nd•mall neweOcnydallyeentlnel.oom • .'. OntheWeb · www.mydallyaentl~el .oom • (USPS 21 :I-NO) Ohio Volloy Publlohlng Co. Pul:llllhtd ..,.ry anornoon, Monday through · Correction Polley NIWI Oapar1mentl Ptno11.1l !-mall Account, Cuotomor Support Penonal Web Spoce,lnunedlate Acllvotlon AttMM,andMorll Reader Services Obituaries Grant Boyer MASON. W.Va. - Grant Ercell Boyer, 80, of Mason. died Saturday. July 13. 2002, at his residence. · He was born June 28, 1922. in Cottageviile. West Virginia son of the late Otho Winfield and Anna Belle Canter Boyer. ' He was . a retired maintenance worker for the Town of Mas9n arid auended the Christian Bretheren Chur~h in Mason . Surviving are a brother and sister-in-law, Harry and Irene Boyer of Point Pleasant, West Virginia: and several nieces and nephews, including Carlottia Mae Boyer of Mason, John Boyer of Middleport, Bill Boyer of Reynoldsburg. and John Michael Bush of Mason. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his sisters. lone Patterson and Hallie Bush : and three brothers. Wayne, Holly and Otho Boyer. Services were held at II a.m. today, Tuesday, July 16,2002. at the Fogelsong-Tucker Funeral Home in Mason , .with the Rev; Billy Zuspan und the R~v. Greg Collins officiating. Bunal wt!l follow ~~ l~e convemence of the family. Memonal contnbuttons may be made to the Christian Brethem Church, Mason, Pleasant Valley Hospice in Pt. Pleasant, or Mason United Methodist Cancer Society, Mason . Deaths Edgar R. Trivette WILKESVILLE - Edgar R Trivette, 90, Vinton (W!kesville Community), died Monday, July 15, 2002. ·at his restdence . B~m Aug . 3. 1911. in Virgie, Ky .• so~ of the late George and Elvtra VanOver Tnvette. he was a reured large construction carpenter, and was associated with the Dawns Church. Surviving are his wife, Ada Elswick Trivette; four children Jerry (Henrietta) Trivette of Wellston, Kenneth (Cathy) Tnvelte of Stoutsville, Carl (Melissa) Trivette of McArthur. and Evelyn Trivette of Vinton; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Lonnie Trivette · of Point Pleasant, W.Va., and Gobel Trivette of Pikeville. Ky. He was also preceded in death by a son, Ralph: a daughter. Judy Ami; and seven brothers and three sisters. · Services will be I J a.m. Thursday in McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vinton. Burial will be in Vinton Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5-·8 p.m. Wednesday. Church • Center's Head Start program. "Our commitment remains the same in Meigs County, to provide services to the peafrom PllpA1 pie in the county," Dorsey said. "We' II work with the Middleport Planning county in any way possi.ble, Commission are hoping the and putting this money on the · 1 h 1 1h Meigs Center, now located 1abl e WI'II cenam Y eP e .on Mill Street, will expand project along ." Three committees have into the Middle School buildformed 10 continue the ing once the school district been . · f dtscusston vacates it. o an expansion: A feasibility study of the An academic committee Middle School ctmpleted which will consider prolast year indicated higher grams which might be education as an ideal use for offered, a structural committhe building. · tee to consider an~ changes Dorsey, Paul Harrison of or renovations whtch mi~ht the university's facilities be needed, and a utilizatton department, and other univer- committee to P.ropose shared sit~ officials have toured the uses of the bu1lding. Harrison said it would cost ,butlding twice, and the Planning Commission hopes abo ut ·$3 ·7 mt'II'ton 10 renothe university .will locate an vate the building into "showexpanded center in the build- case status." ing and share the space with "There's nothing we can't other educational services accomplish, but it will be a providers. such as the Athens- major undertaking," Harrison · Meigs Educational Service said. AEP - 36.52 Arch Coal - 18.75 • Akzo - 41 .18 AmTech/SBC - 29.51 Ashland Inc.- 37.92 . AT&T -10.55 Bank One- 35.81 BLI - 17.72 Bob Evans- 28.88 BorgWarner - 52.89 Champion- 2.84 Charming Shops - 7.12 City Holding - 23.15 Col -22.64 OG - 18.38 OuPont - 42.05 The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 www.mydallylenUnel.com Friday, 111 - COurt Sl ., Pomorov. Ohio. Stcond-olao pottage paid 11 Pomtrov. • from Pllge A1 will be accepi!d. . · Dinner will be available _ beans and cornbread, roast beef, fried beef, spaghetti and hot dogs. Between buildinj! a new church and orgamzing the be fi n~ It sing. ~he congregation of Ptile Grove Gospel Church has been very busy. Their love of God. is their driving "People in the area, the fanners. have given us timber for the subfloor," Darrell Herdman said. "And the Matheny family sawmill is going to ~aw it for free for us." . The rafters in the . new building will come from lumber donated . by James Matheny, Gene Miller and E.G. Herdman. Food ·. donations for the gospel . sing are still being 11ccepted and can be dropped off at the community center by 10 a.m. Julf 20. Cash donattons are being fo~e'll do anything ·10 help accepted · by Jannette the Lord's work," Mary Ann Herdman at People's Bank at Herdman, Pine Grove Church the north end of Point be 'd "If' h 1 b 'ld Pleasant, and should indicate mem r, 581 • . tt e ps Ut they are for the Pine Grove the church, we're willing." So far, Darrell Herdman, Church Fund. Checks should Delbert Durst, Tracey Durst, be made payable to Pine p 1 G au oodnite, and Eric Grove Church. Herdman have spent many · Anyone wishing to panicilong hours pounng footers pate in the sing should call for the new log buildin~ set Anita Gill or Violet Hall at to be built on the old ine 895-3408 for details and Grove Church site. scheduling. Beavers; Tina Marie Drake, daughter of Thomas and Debra Drake, Pioneers. Dairy prince:. Carson from PapAl Edward Yost. son of Charles and lla Yost, Racine, Meigs Beef princess: Ashley N. Life, County Better Livestock daughter of Luny and Janet Dairy 4-H Club. Dairy princess: Kara Life. Racine. Pibneers Club. Swine princess: Brooke Chantay Osborne, daughter O'Bryant, daughter of Marty of James and Connie and Patsy 0' Bryant, Osborne, Reedsville, Better Pomeroy, School House Kids Livestock Dairy Club; Kelsey Holter, daughter of Club. Bunny princess:' Lindsey Ed •and Jan Holter, Pomeroy, M. Houser, daughter of Terrie Better Livestock Diary Club; and Frank Houser, Rutland. Audrionna Renae Pullins, Rocksprings Raiders; Taylor . daughter of Tom and Stacie Anne Russell, daughter of Pullins, Long Bottom, Dairy 1 Johney Ray Russell and Livestock Club. Horse princess: Summer . Brenda Sue Russell, Renee Folmer, daughter of Pomeroy, Rowdy Rascals. Wool princess: Suzanne Donald Ray and Carol Ann Grueser. daughter of Jon and Folmer, Pomeroy; Nickers Angie Grueser, Shade Valley and Neighs Horse Club; Caitlin Leslie, daughter of 4~H Club; Holly Davis, daughter of David and Edna Brenda Leslie, Middleport. Davis, Rutland, Busy Nfck.ers and Neighs. Fair Member: The Aaaoclated Ftreutlnd tho Otllo Newopaper Aoooclollon. Pottmaater: Set"'<< 1ddfe11 eorrec· tlonoto Tne Deity Sentinel, 111 Court. st. Pcmtrov. 0111o 457ee. · Subacrlptlci!'l rat11 lr c•"~' or motor route OnoS2 an. month $8.70 Ono yeor . $104 Dolly 60 """'" Sul>tC:ribtrt not deolring to Pill' lhe ca"ler rmy rerntt In advanc» direct to The Dolly Sentinel. C<edn will bt glvon Clfflor tleh week. No IUblcrlpllon by INII permiHed In are•• W'htre home c.srder HNict It IVIIIIbte. MID suhultatlon tnlldo Mtia.<Z.Ur- ,3-• $27 .30 26 Weeki $53 82 52W..kl ' $105.58 Aotoo outakl<l Mtlgo Collniy 13W..kl . $2925 26 Weeki 52 Weeki $58.88 $109, 72 I· . Reds, lndltln$ win See stories in today's SpOrts . section ... B1 LOCAL BRIEFS Driver injured Plan service CHES'f.ER - A Portland man was injured in a one-car accident Sunday on County Road 36 (Sumner), 1he Gallia-Meigs Post of 1he State Highway Patrol reported. Roger E. Tailhamer, 28 . 30758 Barringer Ridge Road. was transported to St. Joseph Hospital , Parkersburg, W.Va .. following the 9:15p.m. acci dent, the patrol said. Troopers said Tailha·mer was northbound. two-tenths of a mile east of Ohio 7. when the car he drove went off the right side of the road and struck a concrete abut: ment. The car had disabling damage, the report said. Ernest E: Lyons, 68. 32775 Happy Hollow Road. Rutland, was cited for failure to yield from a stop sign by the patrol following a twovehicle accident Monday on Ohio 124 near Rutland . Troopers said Lyons was southbound on Rutland Township Road J74 (Happy Hollow) at 11 :35 a.m . when he failed to yield f~om the stop sign at 124 andcollided with a pickup truck driven by Darrick Q. Knapp. 18, 3448 J Happy Hollow Road. Rutland. Knapp had turned left off 124 onto Happy Hollow at the lime of the collision. the repon said. Damage to bot)l Yehicles was nonfunctional. the report said. HOBSON - The Re v David and Debbie Dailey will · preach and ~ ing at · Hobson Christian Fellowship Church on Wednesday ut 7 p.m. The public is invited. EMS runs . POMEROY - Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered the following calls for assistance on Monday: CENTRAL DISPATCH Car wash CHESTER Eastern High School cheerleaders and football team will have .a car wash at Taz's Marathon on Saturday. The Marathon station will give a $2 .50 coupon for each car wash. ·vas event set SYRACUSE - Syracuse · Church of the Nazar~ne will have a Vacation Bible School information day Saturday from 9 a.m . until 2 p.m. at various locations in town Free icc cream. soft drinks and balloons will be offered and face painting by a clow.n will be available. Plan free dinner POMEROY - Pomeroy United Methodist · Church will .hold a mission outreach dinner on Wednesday from 4:30 to 6 p.m., serving baked ham. green beans. cole slaw, bread and dessert. The public is invited. Lodge to meet . CHESTER - A special meeting of the Shllde Riv~r Lodge 453 will be held · Tuesday at 7 p,m. with work in the Master Mason degree. and Wedne sday at 7 p.m. with work in the E.A. degree. Refreshments will be served. Club meets 6:26 a.m.. Overbrook Center, Robert Phillips, ROCKSPRINGS Holzer Medical Center; Rocksprings Better Health 8:06 a.m., Pleasantview Club will meet Thursday ~.t Road, Douglas Circle, noon at Rocksprings United O'Bieness Memorial Methodist Church for their annual potluck picnic. Hospital; 8:17 a.m:, Elm Street, Racine, William HaiTi~. · Pleasant Valley Hospital; 6:20 p.m., Condor Street, Pomeroy, Charles Eakins, Holzer; SYRACUSE - London 7:09 .p.m., Township Road pool will have adult areobics Tuesday and Thursday, $3 a 246, Kathy Robson, Holzer; 10:10 p.m., Rocksprings class. Shirley Sopher mstrucRehabilitation Center, Blake . tor. Weaver, Holzer: 10:20 p.m., County Road 7A, Thomas Wilson, Holzer; · SYRACUSE · POMEROY Lily 11:18 p.m.• Water's Edge Girolami Strickland is conApartments, Geraldine lined to the Intensive Care Spencer, Holzer. Unit Ward, at St. Charles . Hosyital in Oregon. Ohio 436 6 following extensive surgery. She graduated in the Pomeroy High School Class POMEROY - .A foreclo- of 1951. sure action ha·s been· filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by · Home National Bank, Racine. TUPPERS PLAINS against Gary J. Wolfe, Dwight Icenhower will perRacine, and others. alleging default on a mortgage agree- form at a fund-raiser for the ment in the amount of Tuppers Plains Volunteer Fir~ Depanment at the old $143,865.02. A civil lawsuit has been Tuppers Plains Elementary filed by Western Reserve School, July 21. from 4 to 6 Casualty Co., Wooster, p.m. Refreshments will be against April McGrath, served during the perforRutland, demanding restitu- mance. Admission is $5 a tion in an arson case in the person. Donatons accepted. amount of $56,050. Water exercise · offered Hospitalized Seek judgment To perform . II I • •... Granted·divorce • POMEROY ....- A divorce has been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Franklin G. King from Kimberly King: �B __J. the Bend PlpA4 The Daily Sentinel , ·..... Th_eo_a_ny_se_nt_in_ei-_ _ _ _ _ 11,2002 • The Daily Sentinel DRAT! 111 Court St., Pomeroy, O"lo 740..992·21511• Fax: 740·9112·2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com lT~ AMT~AK." IT'Ll NEV~R ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher MAKE Bette ~earee Managing Editor Charlene Hoeflich General Manager I,JIIr;~ tu till' nlltur t.J" ,..,.kulfff', l'ltfl.~ 1lt11Nld Itt! DEAR ABBY: This is reaurdlna "Roody ta Qo It Alane In Mississippi," lh~ brldo·to-be who had no one to walk her down tho aisle. The duy before my son and his wife mu!Tied. hill' futher diQd after a lena illn~u. It was hcartbreaklna, but th weddina went uhcud u planned. · My son und his beautiful bride carne up with u plun. My ruture duu~hter-in - luw came from n larac fam1ly - nine brothers und \'Inc srstcr. Her nine brothers escorted tholr mother Into the church. and when It wus time for the bride to enter, my son loft his position at the ultar, met her 111 the rear of the chapel, and they walked down the aisle toaeth· or. Abby. It us the ()9rfect solution. There WUNn II dry eye In the church. - I' Ul> MOTHER· IN-LAW IN CINCINNATI DEAR MOTtiER·IN·LAWt IT. ll'r~ tlttm JOO lll'urdl. :W ltllf'N tr~V lltbjH't lfl tdllinJ fiHII nuut "' ~IJ"td umt llu·/udt ndtlrru urtd trlrplwn• numbtr. .\'11 IUIJitiUid tdll IH' pubUfltrd. sltu~ld , In }1/Hrd ''""· nddrtnlttj ,,.,,.,$ u,,$ /.m11~. llflt prr1·tm4111'tll'$. .,,., op/HitJHS IXph'~.fl'd /11 l'ublb'ltlllN { 'fl, 's /hat ('11/UIHH b1/11W tlrll tiJ ~ l'lltUt/UNS Nllturltll ho41rd. Ultlti\_fllltt'r''ilif' mmrd, , tif thf' 01!/tl \·uflr..l' · .. NATIONAL VIEW ·cetTough ~m ... Companies coming fonvard on their own thanks to World Com ·(The Clurion-Lcdger, Jackson, Miss.) The news lust week that WorldCom hid $3.8 billion in expenses is prompting u "get tough" attitude by the government and compani~s arc coming forward on their own. Xerox Corp., for example, announced Friday that it improp~rly recorded billions of dollars more revenue in the. past five yeurs thun the Securities and Exchange Commission hud earlier estinmted when the SBC took enforcement action against the company this spring: ... ·President Bush now promises that the Justice Department will "hold people accountable" for mismanaging their compunics and pltlns to address it in a speech . . · July 9. ... All this' activity is encouraging, sending a message that corponuc accountahility is u top government. priority. But it also exposes what can be seen as a record of lax enforcement. The SEC has beCi1 .sitting on an investigation of Halliburton Co. for its accounting practices in 19lJk when Vice President Dick Cheney was its chief executive. The Enron accounting debm:le not only occurred under Bush's watch but while former Enron stuff were (and 1,1rc) serving in high Bush udministruhon positions .... WorldCom must stand alone fol'its actions and must be held accountable for them. But investigation and enfon.:cmenl should be broad based. · Rigorous enfon.:cmcnt or truding lttws and accounting rules should Jeter wrongdoing, especially if those caught . find swift. sure punishment. TODAY IN HISTORY • BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today I> Tuesday, July 16, the I97th day of 2002. There are 16H days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: . . On July 16, 1945, the United Stutes e~ploded its first e~per­ imental atomic bomb, in the desert ~f Alamogordo, N.M. On this date: In 1790, the District of Columbia was established as the seat of the U.S. government. · · In 1862, David G. Farragut became the first rear admiral in the U.S. Navy. . · · In 1918, Russia's Czar Nicholas II, his empress and their five children were executed by the Bolsheviks. In 1951, tlte novel "The Catcher in the Rye:· by J.D. Salinger was published. · . ' In 1964, in accepting the Republican presidential nomination in San Francisco, Barry M. Goldwater said "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice" and that "moderation in the pursuit of justice i> no virtue." . In 1969, Apollo II blasted off from Cape Kennedy on the first manned mission to the surface of the moon. . . In 1973, during the Senate Watergate hearings, former White House aide Alexander P. Butterfield publicly revealed the existence of President Nixon's secret taping system. . In 19HO, former California Gov. Ronald Reagan ' won the ~cpublkun prc>itlcntiul norninati'nn at lhe party 's convention an Detroit. : In 1981, >ingcr Hurry Chapin was killed when his ear wus ~truck by a tractnr·lrailcr on New York·~ Long Island Expres>way. . In 1999, John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife, Carolyn, and her sl•ter, Lauren Be"ctte, died when their single-engine plane plunged ir,lln the ocean ncar Mm-tha's Vineyard, Mass. . Ten years ago: Bill Clinton delivered his acceptance speech :a day after winning the Democratic presidential nomination at 'the puny's convention in New York . To the dismay and anger of >Upponcrs, Ross Perm announced he w.ould not run for president. He later changed his mind. , · Five years ago: Hundreds of FBI agent~.• some handing out photos in gay hars and hotels, blanketed .south Florida in the continuing hunt for alleged prostitute-turned-serial killer Andrew Phillip Cunanan, who was sw.pected of gunning :down designer Gianni Vcr>ace. · One year ago: South Asian nuclear rivab India and Pakistan failed to reach an accord on their half-century dispute over l(a~ohmir, ending a landmark three-day summit on a solemn note'. Ru.,ia and China >igned their first friendship treaty in more than half a century. Jacques Rogge wa~o electeq to succeed Juan Antonio Samaranch u~ pre>ident of Ihe International .Olympic Committee. : Today\ Birthday': TV director Vincent Sherman is % . 'Actor Barnard Hughe> i' 117. Former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh i• 70. Soul "inger William Bell i~ 63. Actor Corin Red ~ravc i' 63. Former tcnni~ player Margaret Court is 60. Violin"' Pincha' Zukerman is 54. Actor-singer Ruben f!lade \ io, 54. Rod compo..er-mu,ician Stewart Copeland is 50. D~n~cr Mi~hacl Flatley i' 44. Actre~' Phoebe Cute~> i!, 39. .Country 'ingcr Craig Morgan i• 37. Actor-comedian Will ·' Ferrell i, 35 . Aeire" Rain Pryor i• 33. Actor Corey Feldman i,, 31 . Ro..:k mu•ician F..d Kowalc1.yk ILive) i; 31. : Thought for Today: "The teenagers aren'.t all ilaJ. I love 'em if nobody cJ..e docs. There ain't nothing wrong with young P<:ople. Ju; · 4uit Iyin' w 'em." - Jackie "Moms" Mabley, American 'ingcr an< I ..:omedian ( 1894- llJ75 ). Dear Abby ADVICE I'm sure her father wus with hi s dauahter und oil or you In spirit on thot s~lul d~y. Rcud on: DEAR ABBY: I fuccd 11 slmllur predicament us "Reudy to Oo. ll Alono" when I nmrlcd In I961 . Added tti my dismay of huvlng no one to "alve mo nwuy," wus the fuct thot I wos only 18 und scured silly. I decided to let nothlnl! ruin my doy, so I put o smile nn my fucc uni.l started down tho ol slc on whut looked like the lnnlle&t wulk or my Whited birth • Are you still shocked, Sami? ' Two updates i11 the story of Snmi AIAriun . Remember him? He's the University of South Florida computer science professor who helped ~aln 1111 entry v1sa nnd u USF posituln for Rumudun Abdulluh Shallah, n nmn who Iuter returned to the Middle Eust 10 head up Islamic Jihad. AI ·Arian's life chnnged after a September appearance on the "O'Reilly Fuctor," possibly ~ec~use of his tepid performunce pro· lessrng to be shocked, shocked, when told ubout Shullah's work with Islamic J ihud. Or muybe it wns the reference lo another AI·Ariun performance - this nne, no doubt, more convincing. - in which he dechtre'd, "Jihnd is our path I Victory to Islam! Death to Israeli Revolution! Revolution until victory! Rolling W Jen1sulem!" (Or maybe it was i\1-Arian's classic opener in response to the latter: "Let me just put it into context ... ") · · What~ver it ~us, after the pri1.ne;tlme debut o1 AI·Artun - ~ho, not mc1d~ntally, used to. run a pa1r of USF-nffiha.ted orgamzallons closed by the FBI m 1995 as terrorist fronts •• every.thing changed. A~ culls and threats bes1eged "Terrorism U," as donations amhtudent application.&fell off, AI-Arian was susp~nde~ with pay. C!ting a contractual v'IOiatl~n -. someth!ng about the professor s fu1lure W stipulate he was not speaking for the university - and safe· ty concerns about his campus presence, USF Pre~ident Judy . Gertshaft announced 111 December he would be .fired. Then nothing, or not much, as far as visible action. The Justice Department announced in · February that Al-Arian was continuing to be investigated for links to terrorism, and the investigation . continues. He remains suspended from Diana West :· COLUMNIST . the university, continues to druw u pny· check and still hasn't been fired. However, the American ,o\ssoclatlon of University Professors hns just culled for AI-Arian lo be reinstated. Concluding thul Al -Ariun's sltttcments fell "well within" the boumlurles of ncndemic freedom, the AA UP urged Genshuft npt to fire him - or else face ccnsure, .an action best described us ucademia's equivalent of cooties. . Well worth ponderln~ is the function of academic freedom s boundaries if . even culls for "Jihad" and "death to Israel" (and fundruising for both) are considered vital to the unfettered pursuit of excellence in computer science. But there's more. Citing "~urrent and f?rmer senior Israeli lntellrgence offl· ctals," the Tampa Tribune reported last week that AI·Ariun didn't just hang with people who - voila - turned into t~rrorlsts, or r~ise cash for groups linked to terronsm. He also "helped found the governing council of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad and then served on it." No more guih-by-ussociution - or even checkbook. The guy was reportedly on the "Jihad board of directors." So where do the bounds of academic free- dum lie in this scenorlo'l Mnry Burgun. AAUP G~neral Secretury. told me thnt since the government .husn't brought churges uguinst AI· Arlun. AAUP's stonce Is unchanged by 11 news rcpnrt. "You don't fl1'e people becuuse they're suspects," she ndded . Which sounds fair enou*h. But should u person suspected of bemg u blmster. bnnker und director of terrorism be Invited 10 hide out in the . Ivory Tower ns tm exercise of "ucndem· ic" tree1lnm'l Speuking more ~enerully nbout the AAUP. Burgun smd. "Oiwl\lUsly, we don't ugrcc Ihut l\CIIdemic freedom Includes incitement to riot, or Incite· ment to terror," bl!t she begged lyno· rance when reminded thut the AI·Arlun ~tutemcn.ls repcirtod on the "O'Reilly Fnctnr" were incitement. On heuri11g n rer,ri~e of _the "./lhud" soliloquy "Jthod Is our pnt 11 VIctory to Islum I Deuth Ill IKruel!" etc .• etc .. etc. Burgan sa1d she "would have to see the conlext. I'm not willing to make a gel'(· erallzatlon until I Nee the context ." · The conte"t? According to the Tampa paper. uuthorities urc focuslpg on whether money AI·Arian raised rn the United States went to finance Islam!~ Jlhud terrorism in INruel - "in purtlcu· Jar," the paper reports, "an April 199~ bombing attack on u bus that killed eight people in the Oazu Strip," IncludIng Aliso Flutow, a 20-ycar-old .American student. Stephen Flutow, Aliso's father. testil'lcd about his daughter's murder before a federal grand jury In Tampa in December. Maybe "context" Is close at hand. (Diana West /,fa column/,vr and edlto• rial writer for The Wa.whlngtoll 1Ymu She can be contacted via dwe.wt@ wa.vh· lngtonrlmes.com.) Bush vs. women of the world BY JOAN AYAH Women and girls in Nepal have a higher rate of death from pregnancy and childbirth than almost anywhere on Earth. About half of theMe deaths are from botched abortions. Women in Nepal seeking an abortion risk not only death, they rillk life in prison if they arc caught It doesn't matter if a ~irl hw; been raped or is a victim of rncesl. She is locked 'up for life with _every other woman who tries to end her pregnancy. . What doc~ this have to do with us? Our government is making the situation worse. And not just in Nepal. Since the begmning of the Bush admini>tration, the U.S. government has steadfw;tly underrniried the rights of wQtTJCn ami families in the poorest countries of the world. It began on Bush's first day in office. He r~instated the so-called pobal gag rule, which disqualifies forergn grouP" from receiving U.S. fundi if they provide coun!!Ciing and referrals for legal abortions, if they lobby to change abortion Jaws or if they perfurrn legal abortions, even if they U!IC their own money to do so. • This means that reprodu,'live health providen., notwithstanding the law ~ of their own. 'countrie>. mu~t comply with the 'Bu;h admini\tr!J(ion's ami-abortion policies. So in Nepal and ei~>Cwhere, wme of the lllauncheM advocate• for victims of uosafe abortions must be silent lest they IO!ie crucial re ~oource s for family planning, ~oa lcr childbirth~ and HIV- AIDS prevention. In Uganda alone, 17 family -planning centers have closed since the global gug rule. · In December, Bush struck ag11in. He froze the $34 million Congress had appropriated for the United Nations Population Fund, claiming it promoted forced abortions in China. But this issue had already been retK,Ived three years earlier. When Congress r~ii!Cd the same concerns in 1998, the U.N. group ~~~~~ured Congress its work in China was limited· to counties where the one-child policy is no longer enforced. To appease doubters, the group agreed not 141 spend any U.S. money in China, The", along came Republican Rep. Christopher Smith, an oulllpoken aborlion opponent from New Jersey. He wrore 10 Bush in December with renewed charges against the U.N. gro.up. The :teeusation, it turns out, came from a ~ingle source: the Population Re!!Carch Institute, which is funded by an antiabortion group. Now, the U.N. Population Fund iM forced .to cut stair and shelve contraception and family-planning prograrm that, indeed, reduce the abortion rate among .poor women. Thi~ spring, the Bush admini•tration continued its campaign at the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child. II •ucces~full¥ fought again•t including the terrp "reproductive health M!rvice•" in the convenllon\ linal document, · saying it connoted abortion. The Bush folk!~ alw foul(ln to ban abortion for teenagers and make abstinence thj: centerpiece uf NCX .. RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. - Scott and Putty Whited of Ruvcnswood unnouncc the blnh or u duughtcr April 8 ut Cumdcn Clurk llosphul, Pllrkcrsbur11, W.Vu. She welahcd . 7 pound s, 12 ounces und htts been numed Alexis IJrooke. Orundpurents ure Rod und Sualc Whited ' '---w-'H:..IT~ID~....t of Ravenswood und Charlie Luwrc·ncc of · Portland. Oreut-grand· puronts uro Detty Abels of Ra vetllwood, Mattie Luwrence of Portland, Oranvlllc und Judy White of Ravenswood. und Othn und Shirley' Bameuc of Ripley, W. Vu. Opul und Pete Houchin s ·of Parkersburg ure grcut-arcut 11randpur· ents. ' carleton birth TUPPBRS PLAINS - Seth And Chrlata Circle Carleton ot Tupper~ Plain• announce the birth of their flnt child, a to~. Oaae Michael Carleton. 4he 7 pound, 4 ounce Infant wa1 born June 5 at St. roaeph'• Ho•pital, Parkenbura. W.Va. . Oreat grandparent• of Jeff and Sonia CAitLITON Circle of Baahan and Mike and Candy Carleton of Coolville. Oreut·srandpar· enu are Orover and Blslc White of •Bathan. Harold Circle of Btuhan, Becky Circle of Ruventwood, Prtlncct Carleton of Pomeroy, and Letter Hawk of Coolville. Merchants discuss festival plans POMEI~OY - RYAN'S VIEW • uw11y," llcre Is how my duuahtcr~ lind I stJived t~ pr1Jblcm: I wu~ escorted by un usher to the trudlt lonul pew reserved fur the mother of the ·bride. When my duul!hter uppeured utthc reur of Ihe · c hur~ h untl everybody rose. I stepped Into thli ulsl' untl wultctl to meet her. We thlln wulked the l'tlsl of the wuy tutlelher. lnsteutl' of the minister uskirtl! who Is 11lvinA the bride In ttlu!TIUMe. he usked. "Who su~ports thi s tlccl· sion '/" ll'tlSfltltldcd, 'ller sister und I do.'' I return~d to my scut: tht.l cere· molly ~untlnucd. Muny l!llests commented fuvorubly ubout the positive wuy In which thll situutlon wus hundied . - UAPI1V WE Dm IT "OUR WAY" I>I~ Ait AllOY: I um u 2U·ycur resident of Oermuny. und I rnurricd u Ocrmun mutl. I huvc u SUI!IlCStlou for "l~cudy 10 Otl It Alone Itt Mlssl s~ lppi ." H.:~ In Cl~rmuny. the education, "We witnesi!Cd the stunning uiliance · amon11 the Vatican, fundamentalist blam1c states - includiog so-called 'axis of evil' members Iran und Iraq and the U.S. administration refusing adolescen1.11 the right 141 reproductive hculth Nervices," said Kavita Rumd1111, e~utive director of the Global Fund t'or Women. "Since President Bush first impoi!Cd the global gag rule in January 2001 . there hat; been a ~teady ermion of Jhe United States' commitment to ·reproductive righUI worldwide.'' So nonprol'its such 1111 the MacArthur Foundation are more C\'mmitted than ever to funding reproductiv~ health pro. gralll!l in poor countrie~. "Our mi~~ion i ~ to improve the human oonditi11n," said Anna Louisa Ligouri of the MacArthur Foundation. "Wi.thout empowerin~ · women with rillhtrl and choice, you can t fulfill that miss1on." The aim of Bush's gk1bal doctrine, laid out clearly in hili fiBtl7 months in office is to thwan fll!e speech and 141 uJJ41ermine !n other coonJrieJ a !ii/Jt that is prcllected 111 our own. It values conNervative politics over the heulth of the world'M pooreJt gir1s and wonx:n. It tramples oor IOOiit cherished principles to Nerve a perlilmal ideology. How can a perliiJn l<we this country and yet e"port Ill the re~t of the ,world such a twisted, fr®dulcnt picture of America'/ . (Joan Ryan IN a columnist for the San Francl.fco Chrmrlck. Send c:omme/1/K to her in care of this newNpaper or Nend her e-mail aJ joanrya11Kfchrrmlde,t'llm ) 1 l!roup. John Muuer, pre$ldcnt, noted · mudc Icc c:r~um wQ 5 prov ldcd by the thnt Susun Clurk will uuuln this your oo hostess . tuklng care of the 11Ift baiJs for tho stemJulie runpbell and Kuthryn ~Juri wheel festlvul cuptolns. Other commit· were in c:harac of gumcs. Wlnn~r s tees will be uppolntcd 111 tho next meet - were Muule Rccalc, Lcthu l,rorrill. lnil. Ann Do so, und Edlc Jlubburll . It wus rer.orted thut 16 burrols ut u cost Winning the door prize wus Lcthu of ubout $SOO hove been tlluntcd with Proffitt. Morvin McKelvey took the blooming nawcrs and pincod uround members ot1 u wugon tour or his f'urm . dowt)tOW!l Pomeroy. Musser ulso report· The group rcc clvlld u leiter from ed thutthcre remulns S2Cl21n un uecOLtnl Lizzi e Curpcntor. Symputhy curds for downtown beuullliciun. Thttt money were mull ed .to Judy Pupe, Mr 8, wus rolsed or collected by. Suruh Fisher Hurry Lyons, und Mrs . Roller when she wus cholrmun, John so n. A donution to the 'Associutlon wos Curds of cncourullernenl were ucknowlcdaed. It wus dcslgnutcd for sl8ned for Shirley IJecgle , Jdff specific lmprovemontsto the courthouse Thornton, Avis llurrison. Bill Rice. wilh uny buluncc to be used for vlllugc R111h Smith, Bernice LuVulley , beoutllicutlon. Morthu Wol f'c. Jonnl fer L.uaorc, Don Street vendor& und the ltnpuct on locul Weese. Murthu Duddln11, Jlm Bruce. businesses wa s di scussed by Hurry Murie Bush. Murgurct Wulkcr, Elsie Lcfnc wilh no uction belniJ tukcn , Smith, Lois Sterrett, l!dlcmn Bructl, Doua Circle, Horolu und Sue Huaer, Horlon und Altu Bullurd, Nuoml Neville, Murt~1n Stutler, Murlu 'Delg11t0, Chuy Cordero, VIcki RACINE - Baylee Pulge Orucaer. Bo1o, Dolb9rt Pattenon, Lizzie dauahter of Sean and Kim Oruem of Carpenter, Danny Shain, Ianet Racine, celebrated her Thelu, Herbert Puah, Robert Hart, nnt birthday Juno 21 . Valerie Noigler, Claudia Rou1h, An "Bimo" party Dwaln 11nd Wilma Cute, Bither wu hold at the home Weu, . Donna Sellen, Reynold cf her parent•. Thole Laaore. 11m Werry, Steve Neue, auendlna were her Blfen Arnott, E!thel ,Orr, Roger · parenu, arandparentl, Orace, Coru Birch, Oertrude Don and Sandy Neisler, Iune Wlckeraham, Doria Hannlna, Don and Will, Maraaret Ann Johnaon, Olady1 Su1ie Orueaer: sroat· Sterrett, Joaeph Smith. Shelba 1 r a n d m o t lu r LuctU, and Dorothy John1on. lltUUIIt Charldene Hunnlna: Attendlnatho picnic were Mildred Ron and .Charlotte Hare, Muule Beegle, Mabel Bruce, Hannlna: Ocorae and 1ody Oum: Kelly, Martha Lou .Bceale, Avis ond Brandon, and Cameron Oruc~er: Keith Vernon Harrison, Kenneth and and Kim Romine. Bernice Thelu, Tom und Sheilu Sendlna alftt were Scott, Dayleen, Thein, Dale und Kathryn Hurt. Julie Cole, and Drew Hunnlna: Adum Campbell, Joe und Evelyn Foremun, Phillip•·: Tammy Oructer: Dick und Ronnie Younll. Peuy Hill. Ann Loretta Roller: Brad. Nlnu, Sydney, and Bolo, Ruth Slmp1o n. lllondenu AleKiu R.ollcr: Brinn Sutie, Chrllty, and Ruiner, Edlc Hubbard, Dick and Durrin Will. ·Loh Sterreu, Bob und Donnu Byer, Scott and Mary Hill, Ourry, Meliua, Br11ndon, Ryan und Bryan Smith, Letha Proffitt, Otmer Knopp, Junet Thein. Ednu Kno'pp, Llndu Rumll, Raquel Wolfe, DcWayne Stutler, RACINB .:... The third annual furn - Marvin und Eieunor McKelvey and the Bethuny Sonshinc: Hazel McKelvey.Next tneetlna will lly picnic Circle wa1 held at the Eleunor und be in the church toci al room, Aug . 8. Murvln McKelvey cump t itc ut' with Loll Sterrcu·. KuthFyn Hurt. Portland. Hazel McKelvey wu holt- und Evelyn Foreman huvlna the pro· cu. gram and refre~hmentl . Ali urea After, the potluck dinner, home - women ' are Invited to uttend. · .Grueser birthday """'"--...u..... Sonshlne Circle holds family picnic Peaay Barton ha1 been numed· to handle the Ducky Derby contel l for the Pomeroy Mcrchunll Auociution at the Stemwheel Rlverfen in September. Plan• for particitation in the Fe•tlval were diacuued at a recent meeting of the of ' 4TH 11 Kyger -~ Creek . tourney ANNUAL 5hall We Gather At The River" Concert Presented by The First Southern Baptist Church rolls on ~ see stol)' in todays . Sports section ... 81 The Brady• 'rom ""hlalld, KY • "om Columbia, At. Pomeroy Amphitheater on the levee . Saturday, July 20, at 7:00 PM Free.Admission • Love bride is nut "given awuy." Instead, th~ luippy couple wulk~ down !he ulsle lollethcr. Thi ~ lovely custom serves us u ~y mbol of starting their ow n life. - MONIQUI~ SIM· MJ.: tt, SAARIIKUtX:Kt:N. GI<;Jt. MANY DEAR MONIQlJI.:: A• your lei-. lcr pruve,. there ure rnuny varied hut pcrlcctly ucccpluhlc weddin11 cubloms. Culture ""'t ~t ulle , it'& orl!unit - und •·hungc " hcullhr,. , WORTII REMEM II EI{INO 'No humun ru,·e ;, " 1pcr"" , "" r-ditdous fuith i~ infcrinr Allrnllcctivc JUdg· ment • urc wrong. 011ly rue"' ' muke them ." - Elic Wic>el. Nohcl luureutc uttd 1-lulucu u•t Mlrvivor ( 1928) (/)~Ill' Ahh\' "' ll 'nllrll i11· Ah/1/ttll Vn11 lllllt' ll, u/,w A"'"''" 11.1 Jr•mflre /J/,i/lip,l, 1111!1 11'11,1. jmmdr •d '"' Ira lllrltlirr: /'rllllill <' 1'/ii//rps. Wr//1! /J~ru· A11/J" nt .,.,., '"' Ocm·A/Jim co Ill or P 0 . IJ"' ()94411. I 1H All,~ r·lr;s, CA 90069,) • MEIGS CALE ·N DAR MEIGS NOTEBOOK jatahltrOoilleYPOst.com WEST'S VIEW life. As I p11ssed thll tina 1'\IW of aucsts, one of my cousins auvc me u wink and u thumbs·Ul'· I llluncd over und gave hc.\r 11 huf. As I pro· cccdcd down tile uisle, stupJX!d to hug or kiss scverul more loved 011cM who weN scutcd lllonathc wuy. Hy thll time I reached my .1!1'00111. th~ aucsn w!lre joyfully luuahlnj! und broke lt11o uppluu c. , "Ready to Oo It Alone" should11 't worry thut her mother thinks ll'g "ho!TIIic" to wulk solo duwn the ulsle. If the bride upprouches h ~r wedding duy with thll riQht uttltutl~. she ' ll huve 11 wondcl'1\tltlme, untl so will ovllryonc who shurcs Iter ltuppl· ne ss. - BEEN Ttn:tti\/IJON~; 1'11A1' IN ILUNOIS DF;AR O.T.D.1'.: Well suldl lU~AR AUOVt This Is for the bride whose mother dl s upprov~ll of her douahter wulkinl! duwn th~ uisl~ ulone. Mom no~ds ta roull1.~ thut youna wom~n uro no lonucr "i!lvcn Will .Be Received Community Cllender le publllhld II I lrll llrYIOI to non•prollt group• wlehlng to ennounot m11ttngt tnd tpeo o111 tvtnll. The oetender Ia not d11lgn,d to promote 111" or lund•ralaert ol 1ny type. lteme Ire printed only •• apeoe permlta and cannot btguarantlld to be printed 1 epeolllo number ol dlyt. HOBSON- Rev. Dovld Md Oabblo Oalloy to pronch And elng nt Hobton Chrl1llan Follewahlp Church, Wodnoadey, 7 p m. Public lnvll· Gd, CHt:Srt:R - Spoolel meet· lng ol Shndo Rlvor · Lodgo, Wod., 7 p.m Work In E.A, do~roo . Rtitroahmonts. Tu.. dey, July 1e f'OMEROV - Melge County • Thurtdly, July 18 Honllh Oopartmont, childhood ROCKSF>RINClS . Immunization olinlo, Tuo&dRV, 9 Rooklprlnge Eleltor Hoallh Club to 11 a.m. 11r\d 1 to 3 p.m.. 11 2 moola Ttiursclay, noon. · E'. Momorlal Orlvo In Pomoroy. Rookaprlnu• Unltod Mothodlet Tako anot rooorda. Chllctron Church, tor M11ual potluck pic· mu11 bo aooompanlod by par· nlo. onVguardiM. Friday, July 18 MIDDLEPORT - Brooke• WESr COLUMBIA Grant Camp, Sent of Union Rovlv81 and hOmocomlng, Votorana of tho Cl~ll War, and Salom Community Church. Ma)or Oanlol MoCook Clrolo. Wo1t Columbia, Llevlng Road; LadiOI ot tho GAR lo mool Friday through July 2 t. Spoclal Tuetday, 7:16 p.m. at tinging and epeak1ra. ~rlday Rl~erbtnd Arlt Council build· and Saturday, 7 p.m., Sundfty tng . Putlllo lnvlttel. 8:30 with dodlcallon of fallow· ahlp building. Church at 1,:30 MIOOLEI»OAT - Milling p.m. dinner 11 noon. All wtl· lor parenta, children lnlertttla oome. In working on new ekltab01rd Pltrk, S p.m. 1'\jlldly, lundey, July 21 Mlddltport Vllftgt Hill oounoll ~ACINE - Ohll!lrtn ot the oh1mbtr1. ltlt Charlll and Alma Hlnzemen Snyder, reunion, CHESTE~ - Speclll milt· Sunday, Star Mill Perk, Raolnt, lng ot Shldt Alvtr Lodge -483, Ttkt oo1111rtd dlth , Tueldty, 7 p.m. Work In Millar Maeon degr11, Rttrethmtnta. BARLOW - Arthur and Ntlton Watton rounlon Wldneaday, July 17 Sund1y, noon 11 the Barlow RACINE ,_ Aaoltit Board ot Falrgrounda.Take covtrtd dllh. Publlo AHalrt, regular 11111on, Morelntormston oall 98!5·3812 , Wtdntdlly, It lht munlclal building 1110 a.m. Monday, July 22 POMEROY - Vacation Blblo TUPPERS PLAINS School, Hemlock Grove E11torn Alhlttlo Sooatore, ChrlttiM Church, Monday moallng Wedntldly, 7 p.m., at through Friday, 8.30 to 8:45 high aohoot. Plant tor the lair p.m. iheme Falrh Mountain. and tall aportt will bo dlt· Blbto llorloa, puppot tklle , oueaod. 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' "'"' e~n1 1111, m "' ~~~~~~~~' "111~ "\il\· tlitche-,, He llll<t elb\1w surgNy in IW1, ReitMIIll .tid 111~ t~HIIW Mlh'<lll~\1\11\1 u~~: n,, ,, '~'"' '~'-.: ~~thw tllld\1\l~sed 111\\'1 1>t' IW~ whn <I Sh\'S> j:l'l <1 1111\1'1\?f I\\ ltlit\l ~W, \\>:~. ~\\c'lll'l 1'111111'<'1,1'\1 h\1111 il 1\'IICture. • ll'll11ll the tlllnl utltl ~1\tll innh~s whn <'ilt~r·er" \ "tkl t>At,•ll 11111 t'lt\I.'U\1~ He Wll.' the l:.ev phl)'ef ('lnl'inmttl \iuj:l\1 >, ~~~ Brll· Y11111~ twl\'~ i:l\1111\\~1 111-1 II\ Ill\' 1\N l\'111\11\11~ IWI IIIII 1\11\" Ilk'' h~ A.1lll111 llilum <IIIII AII,IU\ 1\.~ riX.'tlive\1 when tmuh~~: P<mt\' Bidt~ll'' illt'' >k'ltt-1~, l'ltl)''· (3.~). 111 lll>\ll>rlill t\ll,)l), ~~ Wtl..\ "'"W> R''''"''" '1· L~ Ill til\ Uilfllll: 1 " I llllll' TuPSDAY'S ,,n ''""w' "'"I"'' HIGHLIGHTS 2002 KYGER • ' ' • TOURNAM NT CREEK LITTLE LEAGU Fed Hock,.KC, II Green ·1 advance to semifinals · a •~ loon WOt.'i QVI' QQIIRf8fl(lNPENl Tight End/Long Snapper CHHSIIIR~ - ''''Ill h111 i.IX~I tlnjl ~1'\l ll llljl 111' IIIII!> ll?llllllli ll«~l?hull V1'111l'l~tl?\l I hi? field 1\w thll s~>mi · t'liml l~llllllh I\ 1.,,,~ n \tmlhl""' 111 P"~n tM 111 K·U, "rmlll')' Mllf~~. the t'~ler~l ph.-hlir w11s IIIII@ 111 ~ool tho lllllwoll ~·M1 111 hit~, ~ 1' 1~11\jl \1\l\ \lljjhl 111\11 w"l~ll\11- julil 1m~ In p~tsth111 \hll tilt~ \l'hl 1111 1he m11111111, Will\' of th" unmml Kyjler ('rwk Lllllo 1 ,\?nllll~ 111\lflllll\l\1111 M"rks ll"Y\1 up iu~\ IWII hit~ Momhl~ nll!hl whh lh>llllllllilll 1111 thll 11i11ht h\ t'hl'hln~ ~ ~h!1111tlh111 Ve\ll?l'lll 1111\'Killll, Kylltlf C'fi'I?K. nml ( hwn I p(ISIII\jl Willi\ \11 1\lll't\IWe. M1111\111 nlj,!ht F1?1l1'rul lhwk 11111 lll>f\11@11 ltlllwl?ll I Ill UIIVIIIWI? Ill 'f\I~SihW's nt'.~\ l!liiHI.l ' with sl?mi ·l'lnul l"'mwt'll~ Swlsh~>r Ne~1. · Krll~r n11d Lnhl\ll, Crlie" 111'\?l'lillme 11 hill R"ilun\1 flrMt lnnl1111 Ill \llolm u 14·4 win 111111 will m<>el O~Wn I In the nijlhti'IIJi 1\teslln~. Ort~en I 1letlm1ed n 1<1ll~h Nl?w Ihwen Rr1ls t\?111!1 ,\. I In nnli 11f thl? 1\lllrtllm\llnt 's 119st jiUmes, TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School will hold varsity football camp beginning nt ' p.m. on July 22 at the high school. The camp will run through July 26. . There will ulso be u Eustern youth leugue camp (grades rour through six) starting on July 29 ut 5 p.m. This cump win also be held ut the hi gh school. The Eustern Football Alumni will meet on 111 7 p.m. on July 20 ut Dennis Newland's house. . Manhall 'Choose your self day set HUNTINOTON, W.Va. - Marshall l'ootbull funs who · have not ·yet purch1ucd their season tickets for the 2002 season will have u chance to check out seats that remain available on Saturday, July Stop In For tographS .Plea.re 8~tltf t(o«~" Ott~If CaJKe~a . tf.re n~~ llcllf.r 11 P(J.rte~ 10~ llatop~a,oh.r PictureS 20. The firtt of two "Choose Your Seat" days will be held at Marshall Stadium from 10 a.m. , until 2 p.m. · Representatives of both the Mauhall Athletic Ticket Office and the Big Orecn will be on hand to aulit fani. A second "Chooae Your Seat" wi ll be held at the Stadium on Saturday, August 13. Question& on both "Choose Your ·Seat" events can be an•wcred by calling the Marahall Athletic Ticket Office at 696.-HERD or I· 800-THE-HERD. . POINT OF RILIAII - Bran1on Cl lund pltchea on home for the Rull~nd Red11 during the second round tho Kyaer Creek Little Leoa~e Tcurn11ment on Monday, (6rylln lonal or 111111111. lli\IW\111, llflltl Mulh1tl11ml. l~vln (llllh>~, 111111 Ryun Hllllll'lllll •·nmhln\111 t\1r 111'\l ~o.tl'llil'lmt• i\11\l twu w"lks ill H\IH~rlu~ th\IIIIHH , Fllliorul · ll1w"h!ll hi nor~ w1.1r~ ('m~y M~fllll\1, th tlllllt~rul "U1ilr~ 011\l\11\ fllllyQr nr tho Cll\1111'' with " llll\ihh! nml \h~ slnllliiH, ~~~ lli111n tWO ~~~)\~~, ;\dftm tJI\f'i(\1\~ II ilouhlll uml ~lnll.ll\, Qen llmw11 " lluuhlo 111111 1wn sln· 11111~, rtruilenn " <lmtllle, 11nil sh111I11N hy Mur~~ un(f ('llnv. Ryun I~UilllltiHI wus lhll fli\IW\111 l~l11yer nf tho fhmw With 11110 hft , lllKI th" 11th r M11mlny'• ntlllll\?f, lin\lk 11111 .topk il ~ .() loud uner 1111 OI'I'Ot'. 11 Kylo WUM h)' ClihON, P¢1111 .~tn~lli, nn RUt slnjlll> ll~ h1111i. 11 1·0 ll'u(f un~l Corey MvC1me. nn1l11 tW\1 r11n l~> tiRutluml the h!IMI'M llluileil In lhl\ sln11 1~ hy Jut'llll C'lllw. Thll l'lr~t lnnlnp ut111r K per <'~k three ·nm.~ pr1wed 111 Ill' ull ~ut1'et\lll u Nlm llllr 1~1~ In lh11 thnt fle(fernl ~)ll(;kinlllll?\ldlill , htJ1 hulf nf tho 11t'Ht lnnln11 hut 111\~r II N~lll'llii?NN Nl'~lltul ~lll•P.il\1 111111111 s~m~lo~~ . Unth lnnlnjj, th~ P~dernl ~r~w Rtitluilll )111\lher rtrun~on pmtnilu\1 u~rnHH t'lve 111111'1' Clehm1l uml Kyplir pltQhl\r I'UIIH , JnMh fll'~~ wnrl.~ilnYt nl' http\\ In thul l'rumo. M~· ('llno sin· ,lum~ wllh ~1'1'111 J)OIHV. j~led, Cline rou~he1l nn un . ll nl\lln~ n 1·0 olijll\ ~oint~ \lffllr to s~nre M~C'IIIlQ, llllrHnnH Hln~leil, Mlvhuol 'I••• IH KCLLT, IJ Unt(feun dnutilel.l. uud 1\enny In Fed~?ml Eastem football announcements II'"Fur"' Indians top White Errors bury Mel1s Le1lon Sox;·Skinner 3-1 IV IUTOH COOI'III ijCOOP~HIIIIMYO~ILYTR IUUNi: . COM CLEVELAND CAP) - AN une of' their rnPkle pltchet'N souked In hlN flrHt m«Jor ICUlJUC vlciQry, the qevclund lndlonKc11uld tmly think ubout someone they 've known Tribe Nince 197 1, COJIUpKed much longer, ·Jim Wurfleld, the team's populnr trainer JUCObH rteld (ltl Monduy and WON hnNpltall7.ed utrhc Cleveland Clinic. Severul Ill' the lndlun• pluyjlrN were v!Nibly Nhnken after urrlving ut the bullpurk to lcurn thut the 6().yeur-uld Warfield hod collupNed. Muny of them pula trlbutf to Wurtleld by writing "JW" on their cupH for Monilny night'• 7· 1 win over the Chlcu~o White So~. · "We're pruylns for hlmund thut'N all we cun do," Nuld Clcveluno interim manuaer Joel Skinner. Warfield wuN In Mtable condition Mundlly nlsht. a Ql Cleveland Clinic nurse NUid. Mllklnft Juat hi~ Mecond big ICUlJUC Nturt und firMI ut the Jake, Ph flpil (1· 1) allowed Meven hlt1 In 7 2·3 lnnlna•· He walked three, •truck out two and srotJndcn. ' {lOt 14 out• un Ricky Outlerre~ hit u three-ron homer a1 the Indian• improved to 3·2 for Skinner.. Bill Selby. whose nlnth·lnninaarrm~ •lum off Mariano Rivera beat the New York Yankee• on Sunday, had two RBis and Omar Vizqucl homered off Oary Olover (3·5 ). . Cleveland won consecutive game• for the flnt time Mince June 13·14. · Kenny Lofton epded Phillip•' lhUtoul bid with a lead• Off homer In the elahth. . Phl!lipN~pent 10 ICIIIOIII In PitiMburah'l orsani?.utiQn but wa• releai!Cd by the Pirate• luMt ~~ea110n. · Phillip1 mude hili flril career bli lcusue 1t11rt uauinMtthe White Sox July 6 and ta1ted 11l lnnina~ but too[ the lou , He obviou•ly learned from hl• mt ~ takC1 a1 he wa• much •harper the ~ond time around uaam11 Chica~o·• lineup. Selby, who aot a warm uvadon hi1 l'lrlt time up, c11me to the plllle wlth the blliC• lollded in the 1l~t~ und hit 11 two-run double juit ln1ide the ba&at flnt w make it 4..0. ROCK SPRINGS - The MelliN PoNt 12H Amerlcun l,eglnn hnsc,~llnll 1e11m WUN hoping Ill )lnln Nume 11ruund In tholr hlc.l I'm 11 homQ_1111me In the l'trNt rnutul nl' rhe Hljllllh PIHtrlct pluyCifi'H hcjllnnlnp Sunduy. With thut In mind. M~IIIN wok n 4·0 leml over ArluinN. 110lny Into the Hl~ th lnnhljl. hut ArhenN tonk udvnulltjle nl' Mci(IN' mi HCUCN nml hull 11 hu11e jlllme ut the pluu.'! In the ninth to heut MeiJIN, I0·4. Melllii li!Yftl njl pitcher OuHtln OlllhH ($· 2) {IOI plenty of work on the mound for the home teum. The former Rlvor Vqlley und Rio Orundil·bound hurler threw •hutnut bull for tho flr~t five lnnlnlJN. · He •truck out 12, while allowtna 17 hi111, eljlhl of whlllh cumc . In the ninth tnnina. By the time the ninth lnnln11 cumc, Olbbli hud thrown well WOIIKING HAIID - Mlllt ' ftllrtlnl pltohtr 0UIIin Qibbl over 160 pllchcll. throw• -ao1nat Athone Mondlly In Mel"' 104 1011. Qlbbl He ·threw I 86 on the throw 1811 pitohoa, lncludtn• 12 .llrlkout•. (lutoh Cooper) evenlnlJ, while Athcn11' fltllrler Phllllp llewlu at•o throw 11 ' cumplete same ·throwlnjl fieldon chni4o 1111"rlflllO l.UIIIjiArtcn flnl8hod thD around 150 pitche11 :' 11roundor hy Tuny Co11111nr.o In aomo whh thr lllt•,lllllludlllJ Mela• led the aumc 4·0 tho founh. . lwo doubl • fur Athcn~ ( 1:r. 110in11lnto the •l~tfi with tho . Aihen• l'lnolly i'JI 11n th 17l 7-1), while IU. AllmiUI, help of a two out, two·ron lmord un u pulr or Mol&ll' Tv r M"uid 1100 Chrt11 Pll14 home run by Mlchi!CI Warren erron, •corina· ~k or~ hlld lhi'IO hl14 o h. In the third tnnina. and 11 Rill LuiitJllncn. whQ ®\!bled lrll· •lnjlle by Jlmmv Smith and u · cr "' pt on, PIIIM IM' LIIIIIw , • ' �• • Bl The Dally Sentinel • Peae B 3 www.mydelly..nllnel.com 1\Jeaday, July 18, 2002 , .. 2001 Phils jolt Expos Nl \I.W ~~­ ~ ""' lillll'lim tH ._. . . ~1\)MM ll !fi!MIM IAWI!D Olitf - Mo~tteill's ~lither t\my Me"'~ t!Uttt\~ F'er~aHtlil tatlll bteilkll fii'B bat Ill! fill l!ltlUI'ld& t~ut sl!eilt\tl-lt1111tl~ NL a~tltll1 m Mtlt\treal Mo~day, (Atl) against Phllllee Mtltktlts S1 PAtlltllS I) ltookl~ benny Stork, replaciltl! struggling Denny Neagle 111 the CfJinrado rotulh:l\\1 ~Itched llll~-hl1 bull for ~Ill ltlt\lllgs al Stili blego. Mttkllig his tlt·Rt start sitlce J~lie 3, Stark did 1101 allow a h l Utllllltll~oll Vatquez doub ed with ohe {)l\\ltt the .~l~th. Roukl~ OliVet· Pet-e~ funned tltne 111 !\ 1-3 llmlttgs. ~~~~~~~ ' IIIM!IItft ~Hill' m~~ liOOft \{)II IIlii\{) ~ . i"'!' ~~~~li §~ ·~ t.lii\1\1!10111 ~ 01 IIIli· 1111 -. : 8B t~ =-=~\ I , :~t 1·~,t : I .: I i~ • ~ ~~ m: § ] 01 You can't spell ull without RBI illlllicr 111 tlie ~eVelith llltflilisl S~ull Schocltcwel" (177) to lll'lltg IIi~ 't\vltt" Wllhtll II I'Uit , A·t'lll.~'t'lt~ .t · Ull\>ll . ltA\'~ U I 11 S;, ll~tl!t·~burg , l<lu,. fed Lilly tlttl mn tilluw ul1tt rot 4 2-:1 lilltlill!~ 111 hi" Oakluittl llelllll n" lhe Athletic" beul IAIIImo!l ' AI Mlmlllllll .Htlroltll~~rkl4• 7•8) 11 'f!lftiR16 II !ftiUI~Mj ··~ (M&y 1•1), filf6RI8 ' 11 OIHIIIHII' 'ftllllllil lhty. Lily 14-0), wltu llll~heu [\ tllic - ltllt~l· tlllli '' tht'l!e-hlltct tilt ~ ~cti~Hit l'tir the Vullkee~. tlidu't ttlhtw u hit llltttl Juhll Fluhcl-ty ~ lit!llell tu len with . IWHI\UI~ Ill tlt~ l'ltlh . Itt Rik -plu" lllllltlll"• Ltlly uljttw~tl tlnc~ hit" wllh tuut ~ll' lk~utll~ tiiiU IWll Willk"' t' 1111 ll 13 tu dl'md, MIke Vcunthl nllll 13illy Kt~ch fill· t!ltc\lup the tuut-hiltet, ltll CIUV .... ~illl8a8 tltty'8 tiaul !ballet hits a thtee-tul1 ltl~le tJI( Te~as statliHM IJitohet Jtlat1UI11 lleNt!lt Mtmday. (AI') Iverson surrenders to police Another MVP trophy for Leslie Al~~~'\~~:~~p~~ll~~~ ~ authorities at sunrise 1\1e,day on charges he burst into his cousin's apartment with a handjl.un and threatened two ll1cn. 111e l'hiiadetphia 76ers stat had lx.-en contined to his $2.4 million home since prose<:ulots said last Wt.oek they would ~harge him and his uncle with ilssault, tcm1ristic threats and related otl'enscs. The surrender came around ~JO a.m.• ahout half an hour ~ner a convoy leti the grounds .lJf !he suburban mansion :where lvmon had been holed up. · 011 the ride to police headquarters , Iverson could be seen wearing u white T-shirt oQnd strct~hcd ucross the buck :seat of n green ntinlvan. Iverson, who had met with ta\vyers Monday nil!hl, also faces gun charges. His lawyer, Richard Sprague, said outside police _hettdquarters his client would ·pleud innocent. He declined 'l\111her comment. Doi1na srkes, ll police ilispector, sa1d Iverson would be at police headquarters for at least eight hours . She said supervi sors at the police detention Ut1tt would make. sure he does not get special utlelitiort. . Iverson' s uncle, Gregory Iverson, also turned himself in tit ubout dawn . The 27-yeur-old player and his uncle had been exP.ected to turn themselves in 1\Jesday, 1111d rep011ers a11d photogruphcrs hnd been camped out around his Gladwyne home throughout the night. 1'he pluyer's mol her spoke outside her son's home before nitdnlght. "He knows he's got to do whul he 's gut. to do," Ann Iverson suid . "I'm going to stick by my son because I ~now the man he is..1 tell him and another win for.the West · WASHtNGlPN (AP)- For a league that has not been around all that long, the WNBA has some rock-solid traditions: a victory in the All-Star game for the West und an MVP · trophy for l)su Leslie. Leslie finished with 18 points, 14 rebounds . and four blocks Monday night to lead the West to an 81-76 victory over the East. The West has won all four All -Star games in the six seasons of the WNBA, and Leslie has been MVP in three of them . Western Conference teams also have won tbe last four WNBA championships . This year; with the league featuring such high-profile' rookies as Sue Bird and Tamika Catchings, Leslie wanted to make a stand for her generation. "It's funny how all of the sudden ,this year everybody is culling us old school ... just because a new class of young players has come in," Leslie said. "By no means are any of us done." Houston's Tina Thompson led all scorers with 20 points. Catchings, a rookie with the Indiana Fever who played with a mask protecting her broken nose, led the East with 12 points. Catchings paid respect to the West's veteruns. "It just goes to show you -!he older play,: ers are smarter than the younger players , she said. "You see the older players, they always seem to get open at .the · right moment ." · · ·' Minnesotu Lynx guard Katie Smith fin· ished with four poinL~. West couch Michael Cooper was impressed with the play of his veterans · Leslie, Thompson and Sheryl Swoopes. "The younger players coming in · the Sue Birds. the Lauren Jacksons · can learn from those players," said Cooper, who coaches Leslie with the Los Angele s Sp~rks. "Because the passing of the torch ... has to be done so it's not ·dropped, that the cal!ber or play doesn't diminish." This was the closest of the West's victories. "We're ha~py it was a competitive game because we ve ~I own them out so many times in the pust.'' Leslie said. "I think iL was great for the fans." The East led 76-75 with I:02 remaining. but the West took the lead for good on two free throws by Thompson that made it 77-76 with 51 seconds left. Swoopes, Thompson's teammate 10 Houston, added two more free throws with 19 seconds to go for a threepoint lead. The East had a chance to tie with seven seconds left, but Catchings could not handle a tough inbounds pass from Andrea Stinson. Thompson then h1f two free throws for the final margin. Leslie, the league's MVP last season, set an All-Star game record with her 14 rebounds. She had 20 points and nine rebound.s in lust year's game. WN BA Attorney Richard Sprague, representing Allen Iverson, arrives at pollee headquarters In Philadelphia early Tuesday. Philadelphia 76ers guard Iverson surrendered to ·authorities at sunrise Tuesday. (AP) WE'RE MERE - don't worry about it, everything hap\)Cns for a reason." ·She unwed at the mansion about t I :30 p.m. with videotapes of popular comedies, including Eddie Murphy's "Delirious" and various Rldtard Pryor movies. She said she wun!ed to make her son laugh . · Ann Iverson defended her son repeatedly Monday nigh!. . "Ain't 11othh1~ crazy about him," she sat d. ' Aln 't nothing dcrungcd about him. He's got a good heart. He's a good man ." Iverson is accused of throwing his wife, Tawanna, out of their home during u tight this month, then burging into the cousin's Phitadelphiu apartmcnt with u gun while searching for her the next night. lvci'80I1 had not been seen· outside his house since about 5 11 .111. Sundny, at the end of a get-together with friends and relatives. The lust glimpse of his wife came Wednesday. Neither spoke with reporters . Iverson and his uncle ure accused of threatening two people inside the llpartmcnl - 21 -year-old Charles Jones and 17-yettr-old Hakim Carey. Police have searched Iverson 's house and vehicles, but are not believed to have found u weapon. In a court document filed Monday, police said one of the seur~hes tumed up two cell phones, a phone bill, other phone company documents and auto body repair docu" ments. There was no mention of a gun. The police document did not say whether the search was of Iverson's house or curs. As u teenager, Iverson was arrested in a !-Iampton, Vu.. bowling alley brawl in t 993 and spent four months in prison before then -Oov. Douglas Wilder ~ranted clemency. The conviction was overllirncd·on appeal in 1995. In 1997, Iverson plended no contest to a gun chur~e after police ncar Richmond. Va., stopped a cur in which he was a passenger and found a gun belonging to Iverson and two marijuana cigarcltes. A mari· juuna-possession charge was dropped. that's when A!hens' bats healed up . . A two-run homer by Michael Huwk, an RBI doufrom Pip 11 ble by Joson McCumber and RBI singles by Lustgarten Athens only hud six hits goiMg Into the seventh when and Allman cupped off a big [he visitors took the ~-4 lead inning for Athens that put ut'f three hils and three more the game uwoy for good and completed a big late surge. · crrurs. Meigs will play host to Meigs had tlve errors on Parkersburg toduy in a the evening, ull of which ca me it1 the sixth411nd sev- make -up game that was rained out Suturduy. enth im1ln~s. · • A key game for Meigs Meanwhile, on the other side of the bull, Hewitt held could come Frlduy at home Meigs to only two hits· in the against Luncustcr in district play. ·fi11al four limings of work. The top two teams ln the · Meigs stilt had a shot of turning the gume around sl~-teum district will eurn going into the · ninth , but 'first-round byes. while the ne~t two will eurn a home game for the 11rst round of the playoffs. Lancaster (7 -I in the district) and Athens (7-1) have secure byes, while Pickerington (4-4), Wellston (3-4) and Meigs (3-5) are fighting · fur the other two spots for home field Sunday. Logan (0-K) will finish lust in the district. · Athen .~ plays Wellston in two today. while Lancaster is ut Logan and Pickerington plays host to Wellston Thursday. The latter rounds of the tournament will be played at Beavers Field in Lancaster. Legion Scotl Ward had a three-run home run and another tworun single. He ended up with five RBI und Player of the from Pip II G~me honors to lead Kyger. Jones had u double, a home lnto the third. l<utland crunt- run, und two RBI; David j11cu In the third . An error Rumley hod two singles and stuiwd !he· rully, then Seun " two RBI; Scan Sands a sinSa11ds singled, Jason Jones gle, Bronson Eustler a douwalked, Tyler Canaday had blt, and Cody Noble a douun IWI Wulk, und David ble. Rumley had a two run single What u game the Monday through the pulled-I n lntleld 11nale was. Two ¥reut teams ; between first and· seco nd . two great pltchmg perforAfter a pop-Up, u runner was mances and a lot of action. forced at the plate for the sec- Green broke a scoreless ond out, then Scou Ward deadlock In the Lop of the hammered a Cleland change- ·11fth Inning when the plated up over the left center field two runs. But ull was not fence for a three run home quiet up to this point. run and 6- I Kyger lead. Green put two runners on· · A two-run home run by · In the first intting, as Jeff Jason Jones In nearly the Golden, the Green Player of same spot as Wntd's blast the Game, led off with a sin· guve Kyger an S- J lead. gle and Aaron Carpenter Jones' dlnger came with Sean reached ott un error. Both Sands aboard. were iet't stranded as New Walks und errors helped Haven starter Jesse Litchfield •dig 11 hole for both pitchers, regained his form to strike .but some good defense snd a out the last Jwo batters• .stro~e of luck helped Peck Because of inning limits, ·wotk through his five walks. Litchfield's pitching was :Rutland left eight base run- done but Justin Amofd came ners sltanded. In an pitched a great Inning Kyger added three more for New Haven. Both pitch· Insurance runs ln the stx!h ers fanned two apiece. But inning to secure the win as the real story settled in ott the Peck seemed to get strong as dual between Oreen hurler the night went on. Peck Jeff Oolden, who had a noplcke!l up the win for Kyger hitter through three lnnlnas Creek, fanning ten and walk• and New Haven reliever lng five. Brunson. Cleland, Derek Veazey. Harlier Veazey despite a great effort In fun- and John Paul Ptnnlcum tradning nine and walking seven, ed great plays at shortstop to suffered the lou · on the get outs. But for the rest of mound. Several great plays ihe game, Veazey traded his · highlighted 'this game. defettse for pitching. Rutland hitters were Jdsh Oreen put two runners on Burnem with ttn RBI double In the third, but Veazey struck and a couple good plays at out the ~t two ballets to pre· flnt that earned him "Player serve t scoreless baiLie. d[ the game'1 and Chris Gabe oush got New lluuon wl!h a single. Haven's first hit, a double to KCLLT 'I lead off the fourth. Roush was left stranded as Golden battled back to strike out the side. Finally, Green pushed across two runs when Andrew Dyer walked to lead off, Golden singled for his third hit of the night, and Luke Walls walked to load the bases. Sum Shawv~r then walked to force home a run and Golden scored on a assed ball to give Green a 2- . lead. New Haven bats started to • catch up with Golden's blazing fastball as two groundouts und a Colton Hawk sin· gle led to a run on three straight passed balls. Another groundout got Golden out of the innins, the score ilow 2-1 Oreen. . . · A Finnicum slnsle and sac· rl flee by Cook was followed by singles by Dyer and Golden to gl ve Green an insurance run . Litchfield reached on an error for New Haven with two outs1 but the darnase was alreaay~ done and Golden ended. the game with hts twelfth strikeout. · Golden was 4-4 on the night hittina-wise and also earned the pitchhJil victory. · He fanned twelve in a dominant effort and walked just one. Veazey fanned seven and New Haven pitchfng . fanned eleven overall with four team walks . Golden and Veazey were players of the game. - . Roush and Hawk were the lone New Haven hitters . Besides Golden, Shawver, Plnnicum, and Dyer all had hils with Dyer havinll two singles. · Action resumes tonight at 6 p.m. at Kyger Creek. · QUEEN OF THE COURT - Lisa Leslie holds · the WNBA All -Star game Most Valuab le • Player trophy after West defeated the East, 81-76, Monday at the MCI Center 1n Washington . Leslie scored 18 points and pulled down 14 rebounds. (AP) · The East ·p layed without Wu;h•ng(on's Chamique llold~claw. the league'; lcad111g scorer and rebounder who ;, ou t wilh u sprained ankle. · • Scatllc's Juck ~on finished wilh 15 \)"'nt' for the. West. while Swoopcs had I I. B1rd. u rookie with Scutt lc , was ju't I·of·R from the field for two points, but had seven u.; ml\ . The Eu;t missed 17 of its fir-t 2 I 'huh in the opening eight minutes and lc-11 h.:hiru.l 20-10. But the East made it 40-40 at halftime, scoring the final two baskets on tine a_,i,ts from Orlundo's Shannon Johnson. On the first : she broke down Leslie off th~ dril:lhle tn tind an open Sheri Sam. Then <h~ fnund Dawn Staley on a no-look pass. . The game was played before a festive. : sellout crowd of 19,487 at MCI Center. · Washington has been a hotbed of WNBA support, with the Mystic s leading the league in attendance three of the past four sctl'on~ despite weak teams . This ycur. the Mystrcs are winning and averaging !5,280 fans . nearly double the league average. . · Leslie was booed when awarded the MVP : troP.hy. · · · • Now t know how Kobe feel s." she said. referring to the· booing the ·Lukers' Kohc Bryant received when he was voted MVP of the NBA Ail-Star game in Philadclpllia. • Milling Our 81181 .Siochuret! FrH 8upplle1, F'91tage! 8111'1 tmmectlltelyl Qonylno Opportunlly{ For Free lnforml!lon, Clll Toll Free Save lbousands while Becommg Dcbl Free . 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"~• will Hll on lond oon1rect Half 80 ,. 101 on Tyooon monla, lumiBhO!l onQ ynlur· llnonolng, 1111 dAVI lllmt 11, -----~ ll! ?00·0?47 bolween 1-5 pm (140)092·2979 or will rent wllh opllon lo lake wllh t 2, 110 1,11111 Ilk· nllh:g. ttfMII)' dopooll ,.. ouli, VIlli/ Matltr Card, V~•Kii S•1 v. :.:we;::•::kd:::a~~=---- We ofler 1 genorouo bono· Will Do LIQhl Rooldonrlal bu"" 740.e!IB•7a~4 '" ' 00 q"lro , n•• P"ll, 1~0Q .• 00 " z. lng 1t0·•• 00 • 17""12~7·11 { • •••• . Crlvo· l•lllllt IIIYI algi, 21 8 ~;::::;:=;:::~ 01-y Aldt 1111 peokege lnciU<IIng 40t K Ropalr, Eloelrloel, Alto Build Conv1n11n1 L.,._llon. Coun· H mil Ntw Jnd Utttl Fvrnllull · · 1 23 L!ll Scenlo Hllll Nursing Center retirement and e~rttr ad· Otc*t. Fr11 E1tlma111. Alk try Sanlng. ApprOitlmalely 1 1 ,~~= ~r;:; our:~lng•' 1 Bedroom Apartment• BIOfl mwtd to t~ ISIJI•~ Ufl YAIIO SAJ.I;. 11 now accepllno appllce • 'ancom.on1. lor Chuck. {740)441 ·1353, 112 Aortl, a Bldroomo. Oa· lonood aeperelo lrollt; Slorllng II 128~/mo, waoh· vlllt Plkt, Slort hourt 10 · ~ . ...1 'IJ II" II'" Ilona lor • porl·llme dleoary (740)246·0561 rage, Workohop/Oull>ulld· · ' Hookvp, 5tOYoln<l Mon•@l!. Cl" l9r dlrtollont 1 d' tr/OryiJ ' " ' ., ,..., aldo. Pleale apply In periOn lntareJIBd pertont lhould • ' lng, Graan School Olt!rlcl IJ)IOI, Curren 11 ron. n fI (7 ) (740)4110~70~ · al 311 Buckrldge Rood, Bid· complflo 1 job appllcallon, Wrll pro11ure wuh houoao, 112 Milt oil Neighborhood 167K, 1?40)742· 11~ loovo no 'gerelor. •o ~&~ . ~,;;:;.;:::::,;::,::::..,._ __ Garage Sale: Thurtday and well (S.hlnd lhe Spring Val· which can be obtained at tr1111r1, and deck1. Clll Road on Hilltop Orlve, Aak· meJaage. 1518. ~lfrlgoralorl •p~ . Rarrlgflfl• Frldoy ' (191h 1 201h}. 120 loy Cinema) or cell any Ohio V311oy Bank loco· W ·42:18 Ilk· for Aon or lng 162 ,IIOO. I?•O)U6·07~~ Lol for Sale· Approx. 2 112 2 UIJOroom Aporlmonl on Rl lOr• IJI!t Ntw. Ntw Com• Falrlletd Lane, 8an:t·4pm. (740)446·7160 ancl Ilk ror lion or from our web•ll•, leave me11101. C ntr u-m with • acrel, clearld &. ready lew 180 jull Pill Hot;zor Hotpl· ~rfHQr, f:t6(), Ntw Model ·· - - l.ole ol Everything. Jul tln Frum lor more lnlor· www.ovbc.com. Appllcl• 0U V 4b 0 ba 11C112• b\JIIdlng, grtvil drlv~wav, tal. 1-tOOimo., OeJKIBit R... otpolnl Wl,hfr, f17tJ , ' 2 2 00 81 31 :;.:._.:..:.._.:....:...;_.,:_:--_ mollon. 11on1 mull be rorurnod no ' · '· ·• "' wa1er & aloolrlo ~YMI14blt. quirod, (7o40)W ·IC18. ~1 11f,.,N~g'~nCmholrf•.P.:J"r•~ Qu!lt Creek MOblle Home Iaior thank July 31 , 2002. Garage, above ground pool, Porter area . Alklng w """ JV ~'"' JW w:~~~· Park, Cora Mill Road Lol EOE 8UiiiNilli. . Hlndorafttd kflohon C6bl• 113,995 , Call 174014 2 bodroom aporlmant, Rongo, -Almond, f110 , V. . M63. Wednolday July 171h Drlvera lo lran1por1 cero lo 01'1'0M1\JNfiY 1 nt!l. 011 !Aon Badon Ad. •ot 4 from 6.Dor 1740 )~44~· li><IYa Oqll alallon, Chelll!, akeggtl\ppllonoao, 70 Vln1 lhru S31urdey July 201h . & from oucllon, call belweon 11104)458·1C80 . Oh, f270 Pll monlh. 5~Hf (7o401•441·73VI 324•• anoropm. P•m !rlr ?. 11 Rain Cancoled 10am·6pm, (?40)\X!2-Cl867. {740)89a.D228, . INOTICII Houoa In Golllpello. 10 Btl· lor lhal day only. DRIVERS· Tho Ball Paying A STAR8EARCH OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· monl Drlvt, 7 Aoomo, ~BA, LOll lor Bale In Addlton 2 Bodroom Aportmtnl, Ctn. i\M'JQIJWI ""'-1-':":"'-:~~.., Regional Frolghl wllh lho "Bingora & Vocal Groupt, lNG CO. rocommei1QI lhol 2 ~A. ' 2 112 Bolho, Full Townohlp. 5 Aolf ~011. ~•I ·Air, Wallhor/Orver Hook- ~ • .__.., 01 y A>RO SAIJ'~ mool Homo Time. CDL·A ollotyloo & ag11" you do biJ~notl wllh peoplo B111monl. Lorge Lol. 1 7 ~1~441·0122 up, Otpotlllnd Rlloronotl ~~;::~~~~~~:~ • Po~miuiYIMIIIIHE and I yoo• TIT "P· rt· NalhviiiO Rtcord E•tcl. you know, ond NOT lo und 1740)4441·1300 Mllon Co. 1 Aort Lol. City flfl(lU~ftj, (7~14o!O•P471 . !luy 01 Hll, Rll'trlnt Mil• L,r,.-liiiriiiiririiiiiiiiliiPI qulred. For lmmtdlelo hire oaoklng new 101en1 coming monoy lhroogh lht moll ~ntll HO<JI<I In MldoiiPOrl· 3 bod· wo1or, !ltotrlo. paved rd. q~H, 11~ 1111 "'-In 011 . call NFI lnduolrlll TOLL 10 Hunllnglon, wv you h.Ovo lnvttJigelod lht It< ,,., . oo • Ownor financing . 125 000. ~ btdroom aparlmtnl, UR 12• I . Pomtrov, 741)• July 18·1U. Sumner Rd., 3rd FREE. 241? 0 800·264· ?31-424·2228 oitorlnt. room, qu 1 ' -..oo.OO/mo, IIIUI UUIIUH ' PP2•110110. RUN MOOrt, • '" ' 130.)1!42-SWI nou1e on right loll ollteme 0466 731 ·424·2141 . . . lol, 2 car gar1g1, mult HI ~~ t-IUO approv~, :Jrd PWntf, I canes 1t, rl•4 . ' EXPERIENCED CAR PEN· Ovetbf'OOII Cont•r 1'\11 an Sllrt Vour Butlnttl To· ,287e to IPPrtolt!tf 740·~U2· Wtlchtown Mlntravlllo , 27 ran woodt¢11 . .lrl<ll o42ta . Alllltnt. (1o40) 241· ~~==~iii: July t91h New Hopo Ad TEAS NEEDED· Mull htvo lmmodlllo oponlng lor • day... Prime 8hot1Pino Con· ;3'~ (1180)~m3 oroa, .;:::::_~=--::-::--:Chester brand namt cloth: 1 drl~er• tlcenM & ltll'l.. part time ofllct lltlltant .. ter Space ~al!abl., AI AI· Rtmodtlfd Homf, Looalld ' ' .' Aotttmtnt COUIOI lot Aenl, w•rt ·-· lng loy~ I!Ouiii!Oid htma porlellon loolo l knowledge Mull hovo good communi• fordlblt Rllt, 2 Nlct Eqc· II 02 Ann Drlvo. New Till .200. LlnriOfn 4Vt. t -, pelnl bali g n 1 '"""' ' 01 rooldonllol romodtllng cellOn 1klllo ond be compUI· utlvo Olllcto. Newly At· Wlndowo, Vinyl Siding, {1104)115·6e40 or ~iiO•lf1• """ • Homtgrown lwttt Cor~ 11 u' u ' OuoiiiiOd 3ppllconll con or lltt<oll. Plooao comt In modalod, Spnng Volloy Pll· AOOI. Carpi!, lntultllon 6 4in.4 1111 for Nlnoy KoMori Lot In OtiNoolll R.. WAN'Illl pick up an oppl~ollon 11 tnd oomplllt your lppilct· " · Colll7~)4441·~81. New DIIOII. Thrao Badroom, 1111, 12.00 fU>Itn ol 'arm 1r1 m RtlY Chrrallan'l Conolrucllon, lion 11 333 Pogo Sfrttl, Uvlng room, Dining floom & ~.!AUT,UL 4'AIIT• Loti Of 00 llolfn or mort .:._ · 1403 E1111r~ "'"·· OoiiiPO· Mld<Jiopori, Oil or lor mort n•.,-r::......,..\1, I<IIOhtn Comblntd. Two. C11 .,.NTI 4T IUDOIT '"" .1 .70 IU>Wi, Corn Nlitblf u1. Opon e-e M·F, Jnlor'"'!ll<>n coli (7401 1Kl2· .,.IJMCF.II Garoge, Two wlrod tUirage Cll 'AT J/ACKION 1.. 1100 TOOII, Mind ForQtd, all lummtr, ltugh~mn Aboolull Top Dollar: U.S. (740!•46·4514 8472. • bulldrngo, Prloo 192,000. T/ATIIL 62 W - Onvt ~rlctd N0··100 (7~)8112· FJrm, (740)i0H030 S/lvor, Gold Colrll·, PrOOI· · lh0nll7<101•40-f470 from 1~87 10 IJU. Walk 10 1HI ' · :;;:-.-~~~-::"""'::'ltll DlomOndl, ()old Full Tlmo X·Roy Ttch Mon· Ovtrbrock Aohablllllflon Bl"""lop·HI:Ing, r-.~Gtnllol ohol> ' ' ntQ\I(ff, Call 111(). PIPH yQ~I own PIIIQhll, Ringo, u.s. Curronoy.· dey·Frldly, Doyllme Houra. Ctntor II now """'piing,.. ~:"'~~~?~iz.~; ;:::: Mo!IIU lfoMJ!M -3 Badroom• ForiOIOHa 448·2111. lqull Houalng IW llorm door QOmRitlt • Whl!t 01 VtiiOw. IIWWIIJ. MT:S. Coln Shop. 151 &tc· No Waalcondl or Holldeyo. tumoolorlhepolillonotDI· 501 .gg 4 ~ ' ~ I'OilSAIJ( • HomN From It~.• <1% !?Pf?OrtunK~ wllh Mldwllt fll, CloHd f~fliiiV. RIIYI!or Ond Avenut . G3Uipollo, 740- Vactllon lnd Other Btnt· ol Soclll, BtrVIQOI. . I Down. iiO Vtlft al OttUIJf i bldrPOIII IQWIIo 4 llhultoro u• long "'lflh Orvhard. (74())~o40· «8·2&42 . 1111. Apply II: Mtdlctl PltZa. I lit muo po•-• ' TUIINID DOWN ON , <lf()7 · 187 t fl!rntdo nttdo tomt APA. For Uatlngt, Mlll•JI8• ~~m~..,' ll4ll Hllllff, fHf ItO, (74())4olf.41f0 I \ II'IIJ~\11 \ I 838 SA 180, Galllpollo or llrong vtrllll tOll wrltlln IOCIALIIICUIIITV/1111 wort< retrlfjfr• 1323Exl. 17(1t. ptrmoniii . IMHl~ -. I U\ II I .., coll{?40)«8-i020 bot"- com""nlctllon okllll, Mod- No FH Untooo Wo Wlnl IDr '"""""'wl •1 oOOd • {To40)444!41H1t 41 Top 0011. Fill DIJI lor I ' ft I I I 'I' I I I &em-~ ~ld~ Mt<llctrt and MDI 1·ftei.N2-3340 ~.W o•lh 1 ~ • 1 ooiJ' 2 llodroom ~ /lltl 0111• ..,.... · kit. lllulpmtlll 11111111, ,• I J' I I ' 11 I ;m~;;;;;;.-....,...., kllOWiodgl. LSW 101111 .,pe. ~ ..... 1 ~ u · • · lido Qolllpolll 011 11111 DcMolllown· ~ lfd. Dour, ~- ~ ItO rlonoo In long ~arm caro pro• _,.... - ' Roolf1•1.{140)«H61f ~ Dft>Otlll •M- 11111!1/ff, f r - _ . HYJ.I' WAN'Iv.ll ()alllpolla localod homo forrod bul not roqulrod. t!KJ.t Contu 3 lltdroom : .§,10!'*0!119,...,. (7<10)411 oOIIf ' • • hlllfh · -no FT Dulllflod candldtiH piMtO IJoM.i:8 ry, ' 2 llodroom Hdutt on Kfnl· ;:::::..~ .:.:::< : ::::::~~':-: 4 7 ~ STNA. CompeiUivt wagn conttc1 Charla Brown. Ad· t • 0 Trailer, Exotllonl o n -· Gtltlpoti4. IHO/ QriCloiiJ IIYinp . 1 and 2 Mllll DIIIJIIJ tlu MH!um. ' "A'81tr-rch" wilh ,..,.,111. Phone loll frH mlnlotroUir al 333 Page YOII SAI.I!: Condition. ~ 740!2 118 • 1 :lo411 mo., Dtpolll "-qulrod. btdroom IPIIImtllllll VII- 12 do11011. To~ Ill HO. · 'Sm~trl & Vooa! Oroupa. olllllll·« 1·13113 0< apply oi S1r111, MIOdloport, Oh 113 2aX80 3 br., 2 b<l . Norrla (1o40)U1 ·151P, lege Minor and 1'1~ I»>IN24NO 1H (:104)1112o Iff! ilooHrlfrlllll9!itl Tfllt. Nl Slylol I AQM NAIIIWIIIt 301" SA 1110, Galllpollo. •67110, EOE 11KIO 1•x10 CitYfon, 38/1, 1 wide, nowty romod· 2 llodroom I '"Ill b<ltt Aplllmtllll In MlddiOf)tJII. m4 !J __LIY Hfw, (74())J7t• Record EStoking Now 112 Bllh, Aomodttod, tiOd Jn- OOvtrod front • "" ' ' 127f.N.II, c.ll 740, 1_ Cllftllllr 1prn Tallm Coming To HuntiJIQ' Orahomo Upholllory . lo. Pori·Umo lnolr!dor , . _, Porch , lkrlklfng, Fltnlod Lot, porch hoot pomp eo FT mtnl houoo for rtnr In Po)fn< H2•f10114, lquoi HDtJ,Jitjl ~ ~ 171f OIICIIII • • lpn, wv 1131 )424-2228, lOOking lor oomeont lntar· '1\'J!Ing, ACCOonllng, Ml<!lctl 118,000 0110. (7o40)•40· ,.., dfct. 304437-31103 PltpltNnlutfllll . 1:100. flll monlli OPPOrfiH1IIIH, ·~ ""t• ~ two~IIJ, 't 1n JllllnJlHrt tH llr;jrjf. (73 1)•2-'·2 141 In '-•rnlng lO rt·UP'" Ofllee, Send A11ume · to e910 · Ul H P'VI OtPt*t. Q.,..,.,, ••- · 1{S(J.,,..., .,, Nfw Jan. IU ~------ hololor Jurnllurt. Sewing ox- OCC, I I 70 Plkt. For oolo 89 Chornplon 11104)076·te6t North Third, MW.t, 1 0263 U' ~ ~; Oomlno'l now liking oppfl· porlonco .II helpful. Coli' SuHo 312, Golllpo!IO, OH 18110 Modular on ~ 112 1~x110 rhollllt homo, 2 br., 1 3 llo!lroom RI/ICii hOitlt In Ofljroo"' lurnltiiiJO lfllrlo Mlf<lut lltdroom ftt ~ pjiH 1. j1.t0~4Af§ ctllontlorooiOd"voro, Gil· (7o40)••e·:J.I:18 lor In ap· <1&4531. acrn olllnd on lull,..., btl. WI-&. drytf 110011 Addl""' Town!lllp, mtnl,noJ)ettr~dtPOfll&rll· ltomo, ltr~ do9 Gilrlfl, • 1100111 and· ~omorr~~ lOCI· polntmo111 . llolo-oon nHdod fro mtnl . 3 Btdroomt, living upt, , _ fur,_, ,_ 1101 {74014*0122. No ~- f,~ '-'ad, (740)1KJ2. li104)01HIO! All O.U Trf411111 11ont only. Apply In peroon Hordworo Soltl Clork . lfltmor"l typo comtltry room, ltmll)' room ~ ,..._ ,,...., toni!, - I rfllr1{jor· ,..,., "" w/YIHdf ~ 8tnd RHUmo 10· CLA 867 Muff hove P<tvlout • plooe, dining room, utiiHy IIDr fully carper ' ,.,,_., Now Ttklnn~fcollono QruWI ·~,.,., Tun!~ OoPd ~. f1f00, room, kll<:hOn r:ondiiJoner .31100.00. 304- :140 HouN for 'rtnf/,..., 1.000· :10 W. . Z,.. ' 1»11071•71101111/torlpm' ~,\AT•TIU! OP!NINGI clo GaiiiOOIIt Colly T(rbunl, oxporltnco, erolortbly In lrlgeroiDr & lfOYI 2 lull 075.20 ,. ...!4 oom TQMirl-- ~·· 'robltmt7 ,011 AN LP!UNO JITN,\, 825 Third ""'- . GIHIQOIIt, Clmtltry lloln. Wo haW I b<llht hoot pomp ' . · , _ ~. Jn<:1u!1H Tllnt07 0111 The l'fli» 1)(, flltornttl!lrl!i luptr' (l M9'lff 'A'o curr.;,.lyhavoperi·Umo Ohl5e3J ,_ 200 un11 Mautoleum. corgOrogt f 20'xizuoddl· Good utod 1•x10 2 bid· LIU-Bolo&I.M-. W11tr 8ewoqe, Trolh, 1.....,~ ~-dtiiiii9Jilll, IIHIJdll• I>OI<IIont ovoillblo In all of High CommfNion, Loll of 11ono1 -ground room Fron< Klll:hon. Only M!IQIHI Dining Room. f380/Mo., 740·440 0001. .............., ly, Willllt 1'1!119our nurorng doportmtnll _ , ~- •~ri-~ ~'E;i ~~~ mflll, f170Q, QIO, Mlltt 1c,::'~ ~ Loodt Wt Stlo r.~o.- 30ft. pOOl with ,_ dooll. IO!Kl6.00. Ctfl Nlt!kl 740· ~740)20e-12<18 Wo oro a 70>Dod lcng·ll<m .. ,. • um1, lkrrltf Spocoa, Loll Eo-n School Dlllrlet on :18~ -~, ":!!:':_-:.-• n.vv;..:,.... tffl, IJil.l!f7~4Ja lilt lpm, heal!h C<Jro locll<fy now paying minimum wage, tnd Mlrllaro. Cll Jacll for Fla woods Rood Pomor NIWiy Docorotod. Ctrpll, kt t.lklnG ~,. tor ..,.,...._...,, 11.tii}H1-t!IN . IJI)A)o40fot•7J llhM !jim 7 7 Provld1ng quatlly care tor ntw lhlftl •rry-3pm, 1tn· more lnfofmatiOn (7.&0)592· 1 ~4Qi2 • 1721 ' , ~- No CrfdH:t ....Gov,mment Paint, Etc.. 6 roornt181.11• 2BA, 38ff & AM , ~ - ' our residents It our main Spm, 3pm-11 pm, 11pm· &Obl. . l.olnl, Onty 3 Left. ment.· Ref.& OfPOttt. No tiontat•taMnUondavthfll .JJT W.4lfflJ) . , . _0 We oro looklng for 7am. coii 740·1Kl2·!1023 ~ 1...:.,_ (1~14441·3810. Plfo. III04)075·01&2 OIIIC<J II LocliiiOd II AIII!ATIOH MOfOIIt JkJf 3 ·~ _ TII.IMARKITIHG ' " (151 ~vt<grDfll<oO Po)fn< fl4rl<olrod ·- ' R111ti1f! tn "~-•lliiilii!i'liJ••· pooplt""" Ohare lhOM '"'· DRIVEAI· The 8oo1 Plying 1-IIM7<1oJOII alod, In Mi<ldloport, clll Tom Prtlt<rod Lotnt wl1h fntor· Nlct cl<lon 6 room C<>lllgl PfHHIII WV p,.,_ No 1o ~ l'llln •·-- I ' · , UH II you ore lhel peroon, Rtrgjonal Froloht wilh lhe . Anderton ofltr GP<ll. "' Rltao u loW II 8.1~~. on Monroe ~. Pl. Pita.. (1104~ 70~ I H.O tOO~~ ~,., • TIJIInQ II'WM tor ffl, fill~ pie.,. apply at matt Homl flm.o. CDL·A URGEIITLY NEEDED· 1740)002-33-11. wl1h Land Homo Purct>10<1. tnt ;104~75-37§7 · '. ' • . filii ~~~ Oflj . llol- tlonlor Core Conltr and 1 yur TIT elliJ. rt· p1otmo donor1, 11rn f50 10 3 ·~~ 101111 · (740)440·3083. -~ 2 •~In Twfn Ill- T - Now If? 1»!107~ aBO Cofonlol Or. q.irod. For rmmtdlatt hlrt f&l per wMI< for 2 or 3 ~-" t)trtgl on ~·- ...,.oom, ""'''" ~ tDtlfl<:lllont tor Lofllllll»rflt ..., tor ~-~~~~ lldwtll, Ohio fNU · coli NFI lnduofrtH TOLL """" ..-y, Cat 1Jio LJ1o approxlmotaly 1 loCrt On Ulod fiomfa. Down Pay· £Ufol<l, 1325/mo.. f300 IJe- tbr..twO~ apt.olj .-,; ~l/lllw ,,.. ll1lh ffn. W- 19 li!!r, 1iMJ MgAn Eoual Oooo<luMy FME, 24fT 0 800-214- Pllam• Sofv<Ct, 1~·582· Routt 2. Ol)llpollt Forry m.onlt II low 10 f81Kl 1>01<1 No Pt<a, CIIJ Iller !lill.. pold 1:104)1l76.,(jjj7g lrt 111111 p < - f, llflo fiomf . COil (7'1/)«<fEmployer 0401 1185 1 (1104)075:5332 , 17~)4411-3218 , ~. 1140)314-21180 E!JO (7o40~1fP ~170!1fj:jf).j)OJUjf6' Senllnel , PO Bo• ?29·20 , Pomer Ohio 45769. ~rfr.t'~~~~~ ~ ft11MfM Of' llptnll thlt blo. To Inquire. 11•01••e· t225 Call Todayl1~0·44o-4a07. t ·800·214·0402, A 11Hl·Oll· t274B. . ' Ml!it'liU.ANF.ll!JS .-aoo-aaa.on OII4$W I'O~ICIII1 Ohio V.M" Trll;lun.,ltntlntto"'t"1" Full II now acotpllng IPPIICI • for Deckhands 11 lht Alh· denot, Mull bt . dtptndl· oorvlce malo ond lomolo ol· 11on1 lor Peri ·Timo STNA'I cor10 and dancoro. Prompr Avelleblo ohllll are 2· t0 nnd Proleaalonalend Conll· end 10·8. We oiler ••oollenl dentlal. we allo do Birth· benefill thai Include Heallh d."• Prlvole end Bocholor lnouronoe. 401K. Life lnaur· ' ParHes. 6pm· 6am. anoe, compe!IUve wagu 1?40)388·1199. and opporlunllleo lor ad· vanoomonl. )f you wanr lo · Why wall? Siorl meollng JOin our leom. oonlaCI Sua· Ohio olngloo lonlghl. coli loll an Winland, D.ON. al ?40) free 1·800·766·2823 e•l 887·3156 1621 • ~rcadla Nurolng Cenlor Eell Main Slreel p>JO Coolville, Oh . ANNOUNl1•: MINI~ 740)661·3156 EOE 4'71.1o\lth Ch\lroh lt. Rtpl•J· wv aaan !:-iii;~.. ~=~ 7 I}Q"I@f~ Include• Pree Yerd Sal• Slgnl Up To 15 ward•, ~ D•v• Over 15 W.ard• 20CI: P•r Ward Ad• Mu8t B• Pr.p•ld Iunday Dlapi•Y• 1100 no HllJ' WAN'Illl llno HIJ.I' WAN'Ill) llno HI(IJ> WAN'I'FJ) ;'F.It<;ONAI.~ I~.,.______. I L - - - - - - · · ' ARCADIA NURSING Ingram Bargo Company will Rolleblo poriOn neodod lor CENTER bo acotpllng opplloallono lnlanl oero 11 homo rool· Moonlight Dl•pl•y Ad• All Dlaplayl U I'IOIIR ll Thur•d•y far 8unday• • ~ New• U11d t;,II@·UI l}drt~ 740·667·0363 l'ublla•tlan , •t•l1 Vour Adl With A Keyword • lnchldl Complttl O•lcrlptlon e Jneludl A 'riel I All'old Alb,.vlatlanl • Include lthone Number And Add*l When Needed ' Atll lhould Run 7 DIYI r DtlaHW ~QIIi!lnllmtll'flftl! {)tt;tul~ire4 lnaertlon •Mo,. JJM HU.IIII H per l\egtster To ' Place mrthune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446·2342 (740) 992·2156 (304,) 675"·1333 Or Pax To 175·5234 Call TOday... or Fax To 446·3008 or Fax To 882·2157 1100 p,m. Bryan RttVtl . 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II IM M11111tM\II li ~~ 1'~11M I l 'oln, ''lw IWckcnll c~ ldwutllln will hc~l11 wltlt u 11lunul'IIIICeH till 1 1 1'1 \lu~ 111 7:.\ll jl.tH, r.ltu While wlllll'il'lll'lll Me llll'llmiN 111111 newl~ ·tllMhll •il h~lrlulllll jjllllllllll the ~tturthuliM~ • On Sutui'\lu~. 11111111 •nln11 Cl't'l!numy 1.11 the cllllt'lhiiiiM will he hclliul 10 u.111 .. nt which tim 11 CrlliMr 111 cut •h11w will Plllll Ht Chtlter, A:l IY"AOUIIILIMINTAiiiV IOHOO~ ··Tryln1 to Give Up . .okln1? The Tobacco u., Prevention Coalition ;, here to help/ For information about · 1moklng prevention, or to 1ign·up fora Stop-Smoking Support.Group, ca/1 IJ•Iy Zl Au•. 221 •• flew• ,,.rrly u•ww•u or Ill•· lllhHIUIIIKI.ty woJIH•UieltrltiJ· leu,., n•rl "'"'.,them n nr· det '" r••t •rlhr,. 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Lkluuntlon. eontrueiN lhlll tr NOid Hyru~liMil Mu~ur Lurr~ Tho ff~ro~u•v building will tho bororo 70 yun, 111111 40 j)lir• Lnvc11dcr tJtat with bwlfu · bo ~"il 111 ott~:tlun "u~ HOOJJ WI ooulblo," •old IJonnlo IIIII. IJint uf lh• Mrtlo rrl~oll will l!" tHilttth~rM 111 l'urthur diHuu"" lrll118Ufllf, whllt HOitiOil bliJH hllllk W tho 8outh4!fll Lmtul l~rtn ~ ur II lllmlbl• NUI1ur the !"Utll1tly tu Ihi! vt lluyu rur ~I will be lllliloptoil "" th old 8!:h!!OI VIHirlet. AH fnr tho 8~rUIJllllll llltlld• '1'1111 Vlllfl8il lillllldilll IIIII Itt Junlllf lll!h buiWinM In Ruclno. Tho f ortiMnil ~hool IH In In&, til• llourd vtlloll ~·l tu lllkll ttl• bull~lt11! b UUU~d ur f/10 l'fWfHM 41( btlilll! IUrtJ~d !Hill It ul uu"llon with mombor lhu 7U·)'IIIr p•rlo\1 In whluft ovor to Ina Moi!IH ~11un1y f,)uvlil ·Kue~mll llllil Rleh11rll th Hllpulutlun of 11 40 11\li'l:etll ~:ommiH8111nurH, wlin will than I-IIII VlilltJJJ ltJHin~lll . 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