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W,Vu, - · hi whut most (l¢rtlllve tiS u posl· tlv~ nott, HljAhlundllrs Alloys t.LC' muti<J I!Mtl ''" three wellks' work tlf !)t~yroll ~~~~~ks tmnllnl! l\eurly $1 ~0,000 to 160 workers 111ursdt1,Y evellhll at th11 Bend Aren t\mu11unhy Center, In u plmnc cllll today, Or. B1lrls llnnm~i snld the plunt · will reopen next week. "We're in negotlutloo with the utlion right 11ow atll) next week \!.~'II be retdy 1U sllut," Btmlllll Stlld, "We'1~ nt\lshillj! some tlldmi~ul wtlrk oo 11\e, t\1muce~ mltl we'll be rcudy to stlU1," 'fhe wugl!s were secured through the Olvlslol\ of Lubor und the West Vll'l!llllu uttumey l!cllerul's ol'tke, which lmd filed u luwsult on behtllf of worker' June 7. · , owned limited partner>hip "I'd hr:m.l nnnor' thi> _;yand an atliliatc ul the Ubex 11\olley "'" coming," partnership group. l>epartmcnt of Labor Bannai and Ell Reifman are spo\csmtlll Larry Walker said. the two principal owners of "TI1e ~hcch amount to net the plant. 'fhe company owns wu.s;cs for three weeks. The two manganese ·mines in meilkal insuruncc the work- Africa tmd wus to pruduce ers were supf)osell tn get ferro mangane>e and sili~on lupsed, Wtls not paid, Fonns manganese In the Mason will be flied to get Mr. Bannai County facility. to puy thut tis well." The plant was estuhlishcd in "You l'nn let everyone knnw 19~ I and hus had two other they' ll be puld whut they are owners. The 300,()(10 -~qum-e owed.'' B:11111ai added. fool facility has umlergone a Hl!!hltltldcrs Is a privately- multlmillion-dnllar rehuhilitu- represent sheriff Requests appoi11tment in otzgoi11g budget crisis ut 1"\misl IIIIIs (Jolt' C'm11'sc Ill 7-10· 7117-4tl::!l .Dinner set I)()Mfli(()Y - P1111ICI'II~ t'hurdl of C'hr·lst "sweet ' July dlnnllr July 21'1. 5:30 111 7 ll,l\1, t;ivlli'YOIIQ lnvlt~d, Deaths Kethel Hatfield, so Edison HollonJ. 74 Robert Hell, 5a Detlllla, AS · . we~ther High: 80s~ Low: 60s Detlllla, A2 OHIO PlcU: 1-1·8 Pick 4: 6·8·9·8 Buckeye 1: 1· 10· 13·19·37 Pick :S nl1ht: 3·4· 7 Pick 4 nl1ht: 5·7·2·7 W.VA. · Deily J: 5·2-7 Deily 4: 8·4·8·7 C11h 21: 2·5·7·11·17·22 PLAVQitOUND WOitK UNDIIt WAV - Workore wlln Unlvereal Klett Zone Play Sy1tema of Forauaon, Ky,, aro lnatalllng new playground oQulpmont at Pomeroy Woterworke Park, The bulk of the $26,000 project was funded by Ohio Department of Natural Ruourooe' Nature Worke Grant, with f'omeroy meroMnts providing 11 local contribution of $6,600, aooordtna to Pomeroy Councilman Vlo Young, The new playMround ehould be open to local younaatere sometlll'le ned week, Young!l!lld, · · (Jim Freeman) 2 ltcllon• - 1:11 fiiiU Celender Clesslfleds Comics Deer Abby Edltorlels Movies Obltuerle• Sports Weather A5 B3·5 B6 A5 A4 A3 A3 B1·3 A2 2002 Ohio Volley ""blllhln1 Co. BY BRI"N J. RUO BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - An Athens attorney has filed application with Meigs County Cummon Pleas Court to be uppoinled Independent legal counsel fur Sheriff Rulph Trussel in tlie cotllmufnl! dispute over funding of Tru~sell's otTice. Herniun A, Curson tiled an application Wednesday seeking his appointment to represent Trussell. . Trussell continues to maintain that the Buurd of County Commissiom:rs h[\s refused to adequately fund his oflice . und thut the resulting operating deficits have forced him to lay ofl ~tafT and threuten the public sufety. . "Due request has been made to the Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney und Board of County Commissioners for them to tile an application for authority to employ legal TRUIIIU. counsel ... (but) they have refused and/or fulled to do so." Curson ·r applicalolon states. La5t month, thlii commissioners refused to tllke action oil 'frussell's request that they make such application for Carson's appointment. "Since the board has failed and/or refused to properly fund my oftlc~, it Is 11ecessary for me to have independent legal counsel to represent me re~nrdlnj! budget matters, including pursuing appropriate litigation, it necessary," 'frussell wrote to Prosecuting AHorney Put Story and the commissioners on June 5, "'fhe oftlce must be properly funded if I urn to fulfill all of my stututory duties under the Ohio Revised Code." At that time. 'frussell estimated the cost of employing Carson ut $15.000, including legal fees and other expenses. In a letter to Story on July I, Trussell refers to a response from Story lo the June 5 letter, which was not included as an exhibit In Carson's application filed Thur.,duy. · According to Trussell's response to Story, lhe prosecutor wrote, on June 19: '"I regret to udvise you that employment of independent legul counsel us contemplated In your letter is not uppropriale at this time and upon the state ol the record presented in your letter." · Many of the fund line items in Trussell 's $596,000 budget have been exhausted, and two deputies and other stan· mem~ bers have been laid oil 'frussell hus said more layoffs are likely. . In 200 I, the commissioners appropriated $610,000 into Trussell's budget. · "In order to preserve the public peace, it is necessary for me to huve sullktent funding to have at least twu roud deputies ' Pltllt IH Sheriff, AS Commissioners OK·preliminary 2003 budget IY liliAN J, RIID 9R !EDOMYDAILYS~NTINEL . COM Index Plus• ... Plant, AJ carson applies to l~C ·t l\\1: liS loti~ US S\)\1~\lS lll'li uvulltthle, bntrlcs 11111~ he mulle by ~lmtu~tlnl! 1.11! ht foul Ill' Jusun 1\ notl~t'CI' Lotteries tion under the management uf Hi ghlander> Alloys, whose parent ~ompuny i' Nokolomi · ·Ltd. On April 15. Gov, Bob Wise conducted the official rlbboncutting ceremony for the plant and on June 6. Highlanders abruptly do,ed after weeks worth of puyroll checks bounced. At the time. Bannai had hlamed the c<)mptmy\ bank, BB&T. for the problems, POMEROY - Meigs CountY. ~:om· mlulonerH upprovetf 8 ns~:ul yctlr 2003 buttact . durlnll their reaul11r mectlna Tliursdny orternoon. The budaet, approved follo~lna u public henrlna, Is to be 8ubmlued Iuter this month to the 8tate, lt reflectN $3,6611,389.43 In estimated ellpendl· turc1 and $3,661,103,77 In e8tfmutcd revenue ror the county'saenerul fund , The county operote8 on o eulendtlr year budaet cycle, but the budaet 18 required to be Jubmltted to the !lUlie ot . the bealnnlna of 111 fl8Col year, which bealns July r. According to ·Mick Ouvenport, ,who pre~lded ut Thursduy's meeting ln. the ubsence oT Bourd Pre11ldent Jeff Thornton, the bud· get 18 nctunlly u re.P-IIcutlon of the 2002 bud~et now In ~"IN'"""~It~T.J place, w lch WUII D,. ...v npproved In January, "We bu8Cd our proJections on the certlflcutlon mude by the Mel~rs County Budael Commlulon In Junuory," Davenpon suld, "hllcou8c ut thb point, we hove no current lnforltlUtlon on the oulluok for the renmln der o( thi~ yeur." Davenport said the receipt of rcu) estute und personal property tuxes, suleM tux revenue und other recelptM Is a "rou~h elitltnute." "We II huve a more completdlmmclul picture Honietime In lute November," Davenport said, at which time the process or bulunclng the bud11et and eliminating the $8,000 short· fall reflected In the budget approved ~an be accomplished. The budget the commissioners approve early next year will uctually be a revision of that approved ' ~ Thursday. Commissioners also: • Approved transfers and upproprla· lions adjustments in lhe amount of $6,400 and $2,506.51 for the commis· sioners' budget, $27,800 for the sherIff's depurtment, $30,000 for county court, and $25,000 for EMS; • Approved payment of bills in the uhlount of $371.725.47, with 208 entries; . . • Approved service agreements on Canon equipment fur the Department of Job and Family Services, In the amount of $4,970. Also present were Commissioner Jim Sheets and Clerk Gloria Kloes, Ienior Stop In For Aut nReaching Out to Meet Senior Ne«/$n aphs And Picture Ple-a~e 8~19 .tfofl.ll' ()«<If Callfefl'a ~ tf~e Tlrir 111lf.t lf ,PP.ttefl' fP~If«.tOf~Pf'M Free Telephone Reassurance, . Socialization and Prescription Reminders Discover the Holzer Difference NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS www.holzer.org I C740) 446·9160 ' 4' ~4 ••• • MEDICAL CENTER· • I ' - �• Ohio The Daily Sentinel s.turdliy, July 20 Nl. • ol Columbuo 111°111° I KV. 0~-- Slmy Pt CN,-, Cloudy ,. Friday, July 19, 2002 . Friday, July 11, 2002 .. -· Shown T·llorma Rain , FllKriea COLUMBUS (APJ - Ohio enrolled almost 100.000 more individuals thari anticipated for Medicaid last month, · raising new challenges for a state budget that twice plunged into the red by billions of dollars in the last year. The number of children and parents who enrolled in Medicaid in June jumped by 90,240, a 9 percent increase above the anticipated number of about I million individuals. That translates . to a $15 million expense the state wasn't expecting. The number of senior citizens, blind and disabled individuals who enrolled in Medicaid jumped by 4.558, a smaller increase of just over I percent but still meaning an additional $6.3 million . "We are concerned. that an extra 100,000 people is certainly going to .challenge us to find savings in other areas," said Barbara Edwards. deputy director for the Office of Ohio Health Plans in the . Ohio Departll)ent of Job and Family Services. The total additional cost of just .over . · $21 million seems small in comparison with the department's annual Medicaid n v s p a v. " ), t n s c a e I t I I RACINE - Roscoe Edison Hollon, 74, Vinegar Street Road. Racine, died Wednesday, July 17, 2002, at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis, following a brief illness. He was born Jan. 5, 1928 in Riipley, W.Va., son of the late Roscoe and Shirley Casto Hollon . He was a dairy farme~ for 30 years, and was a member of the Big Bend Farm Ant•que Club, Old Chester Grange, Friendly Farmers Counc1l and Farm Bureau. He attended Forest Run United Methodist Churcll. Surviving are his wife of 52 years and eightmonths, ~velyn E. Grueser Hollon of Racine; a daughter and son-m-law, Linda V. and C. Thomas Hamm of Racine ; four sisters-in-law and a brother-in-law, Opal Hollon, Virginia Hollon, Fr~a Grueser, and Helen and Edwin Oberholzer; a brother and SISter-in-law, Larr)' W. and Joyce Hollon; and four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. . Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Opal Barr; and two brothers, James and Delmar Hollon. Services will be ll a.m. Saturday in Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, with the Rev. Bob Robinson officiating. Burial will follow at Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on from 5-9 p.m. tOday. . Mem,prial contributions may be made to the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society. · confirmed by a laboratory. though not electric arc furnace and is melted, sa.id seconded by the CDC. We1ss said. . John . Willoughby. vice president for BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He said another I 0 possible cases in human resources. The National Weather Service says showers and thunderOhio are being investigated, with five Woods was a good father and a loving storms will continue over the area tonight as a cold front COLUMBUS (AP) - American considered probable. . · husband, said his wife, Juanita. They had weakens over the Ohio River Valley. Temperatures will fall Electric Power said on Thursday that its three children: Olivia, 23, Tana, 19, and into the UJ?per 60s. . · . · . . earnings for the second quarter will be Melvin III, l3. Skies w1ll be mostly sunny durmg the weekend. H•ghs w111 about 30 percent lower than expected 'be in the 80s, with lows in the 60s. . because of mild weather in Texas. Sunset tonight will be at 8:57. Sunrise Saturday will be ~~ AEP stock slid 9 percent on the news; 6:19a.m. falling $3.14 to $31.31 in trading COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio's budget Weather forecast on the New York Stock Thursday problems have causei' nine centers Tonight...Partly' cloudy and muggy with a chance of show- Exchange. devoted to the care and support of hemoMARTINSBURG (AP) - Fire.s that ers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. L1ght and vanAEP said it expects earnings, excludphiliacs to lose half the slate money they burned two Knox County sheriff's cruisable winds. Chance of rain 40 percent. ing one-time charges, to miss the current had anticipated receiving for this fiscal ers while deputies pulled up marijuana Saturday ... Ciouds and hazy sunshine with a chance of show- estimates pf 77 cents per share by 20 year. plants in a cornfield started when the ers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s: Calm winds. cents to 25 cents. They had expected to receive about $1 exhaust systems under the cars !gnited dry Chance of rain 40 percent. "Our business in Texas .had a surprismi Ilion, but will be getting about grass and wheat hauls, the shenff sa1d. Saturday night...Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s. ing turnaround in June because of mild $500,000. The 41ires were ruled accidental Extended forecast weather and lower utilization of our genAbout $250,000 was given to the cen- Thursday, Sheriff David Barber said. Sunday... Partly sunny and very warm. A chance of showers eration in the state," E. Linn Draper Jr., ters early this month. They expected to He sa1d investigators tested evidence and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 80s. AEP's chairman, president and chief receive about that much,more this year for signs that someone set the fires, Chance of rain 30 percent. said in a statement. "The executive, before being cut off altogether. said Dr. which were considered suspicio.us. . Sunday night ... Muggy. Lows in the upper 60s. lower utilization of our plantS' combined Depu~1es Gary Rohler and T1m L1ght Monday... Partly cfoudy. Scattered show~rs and thunder- with high natural gas prices in June to David Schor, chief of family and co~munity health services for the Oh1o left the1r cars near so~e farm bmldmgs storms in the afternoon and evemng. H1ghs m the upper 80s. squeeze margins." Department of Health. · Monday and rode. w1th county game Tuesday... Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunDepartment spokeswpman M~i-jean w~en ~ike Miller in a fo~~-wheel­ derstorms. Lows in the upper 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Siehl said the cuts were made m part dnve vehicle to confiscate manJuana he Wednesday and Thursday... Partly cloudy. A chance of because they affect a relatively limned fourid growing among the cornstalks. showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. of patie!Jts. The department number Lows in the mid 60s and highs in the mid 80s. could not afford significant cutslo areas COLUMBUS (AP) -· American such as bioterrorism preparedness, !aboElectric Power said Friday that it has ratory S!)rvices and Immunizations, she 1 · signed an agreement to sell CitiPoVier. said. its retail electricity and gas supply and ATHENS (AP) - Ohio University electricity distribution subsidiary in failed to obtain a federal grant for a trial Australia, to two Hong Kong-based program to bring commuter air service to companies Cheung Kong 1ts airport, but plans to continue its effort to offer the flights. Infrastructure Holdings Ltd. and Hong Kong Electric. ' OBERLIN (AP)- A jury took about Unive~~ity officials are looking i.nto A . . lrConcurrent with the sale, Origin an hour to acquit a property owner in the · other ways to start commuter serv~ce, Energy Ltd. of Australia will purchase shooting of a family's pet dog that wan- which is part of a plan to use the airport WASHINGTON (AP) "It's been one of the most CitiPower's retail electricity business dered onto the man's property in Lorain to help southeast O~io's economy, said For only the second time unpleasant experiences I from Cheung Kong and Hong Kong County. Pam Siemer, assistant vice president for since the Civil War, members could ever recall having," Electric. Lee Roy Drake, 74, of Penfield external relations at .the university. of the House are faced witn GOP Rep. Steve LaTourette The transaction is valued at about . Township, was found innocent Thursday ''There still is a lot of interest on the the decision of . whether to of Ohio, a committee member · $855 million, AEP said. Under terms of of a misdemeanor count of animal cruel- part of the community," she said. ''That expel one of their own. This and Traficant friend, Said the agreement, AEP will receive about ty in the death Nov. 29 of Oreo, a 3-year- tnterest has not waned." . time, it's Ohio Rep. James before the verdict was $181 million cash. Proceeds of the sale old mixed breed. A university survey found interest Traficant, who has sworn his announced. "I say anyone will be used to reduce AEP's debt. "I was irritated, so I shot the dog," among residents in the region from innocence of ethics violations who says they liked the expeAEP will recognize an after-tax loss on Drake testified. He said he was hunting Marietta to Chillicothe. and vowed not to resign. rience, .whether they liked or ihe sale of approximately $125 million deer wh~n the dog frightened them. A House committee voted disliked the congressman, in the second quarter. "I un erstand that the dog was tresThursday night to recom- needs to see a psychiatrist." passing but what he (Drake) did- that's mend that the House eject the Rep. Howard Berman, Dbeyond repair," said Terri Mahon, the maverick congressman for Calif.. called 'the whole . dog's owner, outside of Municipal Court. · . .violating ethics rules by tak- process bittersweet. "It's both CINCINNATI (AP) - Tourist attracing kickbacks and bribes and sad because you· re dealing tions in southwest Ohio are benefiting evading taxes. A vote by the with a colleague, and it's COLUMBUS (AP) - A federal from travelers' reluctance to stray far full43:)-member House.could ennobling because you see a agency has confirmed that a 5-year-old from horne this summer. · come as early as next week. number of your colleagues at Ross County girl died of Rocky "Mostly due to the economic downIf expelled, Traficant would their best," he said. Mountain spotted fever last month. . .· CANTON (AP) -An industrial acci- turn, people are looking for more thin~s join Rep. Michael Myers, DThe last time the House Cheyenne Diehl 's death on June 4 was dent killed an employee at the Republic to do closer to home this summer," satd Pa., who was ejected from the ethics panel recom111ended the state's first from the tick-borne dis- Technologies International plant. Amir Eylon, Ohio's interim state tourism House in 1980 for acceptin~ expulsion for a member was ease in six years. Her case also was the Stark County Coroner James Pritchard~ director. "People are taking more short bribes, as the only member of in 1988, when it unanimously first confirmed in Ohio this year by the said Melvin Woods, 46, of Canton, died weekend, long weekend trips instead of a Congress kicked out in the suggested that Rep. Mario national Centers for Disease Control and of chest injuries after a steel door fell on two-week, pack-up-the-car-and-headpast century and a half. Biaggi, D-N.Y., be kicked out Prevention in Atlanta, said Kristopher top of him as employees were cleaning West vacation." In its 213-year history, the after his extortion conviction. Weiss, a spokesman Jor the Ohio out a stora~e bin Thursday morning. At The Beach water park near Mason, House has expelled just four He resigned before the House Department of Health. · The acc1dent occurred in the melt attendance is up about.20 percent from a members, including three vote. A second case in Ross County was shop, where scrap steel goes into the year ago. congressmen during the Civil Unlt'ke B '1 ag~l·, Traf1'cant War who were charg ed Wit has insisted on is innocence 1 'h treason. and complained bitterly about II . ~ /) · . 1 3 Traficant will get at least 0 what he called a ~overnment li minutes to defend himself in vendetta against h1m. He was 1 front of the House before the convicted in April but has 1 expulsion vote. The colorful, \'owed to run for re-tlection opmionated congressman has in the fall lind stand his I requested mdre time - eight ground until the very end. 1 hours - and vowed to make what could be his last speech "I would not resign if my on the House floor one 10 name was resign," Traficant, I remember. 61. boasted at an impromptu I · news conference. "When 1 make my final The ethics committee's I speech, I'm going to inform them hbw it really is," said lawyer, Robert Walker, told I lawmakers Traficant's conthe congressman, who has viction and . ethic violations 1 been known for his popular but tumultuous one-mmute were crimes of "the most seri- I speeches before the House ous nature" and · deserved each day. · only one response: expulsion. 1 The 10-member House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct debated I Traficant's punishment in its CLOTHING I Capitol basement offices for PARISH about five hours Thursday in •Racine is having I before its lawyers delivered a a CLEARANCE I statement to reporters. "The I committee voted unanimousSALE ly to recommend to the House ·July 2.3rd througl:t that Rep. James A. Traficant July 26th. I I Jr. be expelled," the statement Everything in AEP to miss eamings estimate State cuts hemophilia funding utility will sell division I te House pan.e vo. 5 to .recommend . e:vpuls•ton for •aficant RUTLAND- Kethel Vivian Hatfield, 80, College Avenue, Rutland, died Friday July 19, 7002, at Holzer Medical Center. -She was born in Lincoln County. W.Va .. to the late Gordon Adkins and Ada Perdue Adkins. She was a homemaker and a meiT)ber of the Church of Christ. She is survived by her husband. Ted Hatfield Jr.; three sons. and a daughter-in-law. Kenneth Dinguss of Portland, Clinton and Bonnie Dinguss of Langsvi lie. and Wondle Dinguss of Kingston; two daughters and a son-in-law, Sherrie Dinguss of Portland , Ore. , and Vivian and Doug Starcher of Dexter; a stepson, Teddy Joe Hatfield of Cheshire; two sisters, Jackie Johnson of Hurricane, W.Va., and Mathe) Byrd of Ctendenon, W.Va.; a brother, Ray Adkins of New London ; and 14 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. She was also preceded in death by two sons. Christopher · and Lanny Dinguss; and a sister, Vonle Adkins. Services will be II a.m. Monday in Birchfield Funeral Home, Rutland. Burial will be in Miles Cemetery at Rutland. ,Friends may call at the funeral home from 5·8 p.m. Sunday .. Cruiser fires ruled accidental Robert Hall' RUTLAND- Robert L. Hall, 58, Rutland. died Thursday, July 18, 2002. at his residence. following an extended illness. He was born in Logan, W.Va., on Jan. 12, 1944, son of Loma and Margie Workman Hall, who survive. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army during the Vietnam Conflict, and was a retired coal miner for Southern Ohio Coal Co. Survivingin addition to his parents are his wife, Lorene Smith Hall; two sons, Robert L. Hall Jr. of Middleport, and Donald R. Hall of Rutland; two daughters, Dena M. Gerlaugh and Marla L. Hall, both of Rutland; four grandchildren; a sister, Donna Harper of Rutland; and a brother, Lorna "Pee Wee" Hall Jr. of Cleveland. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Darrell Hall. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday in Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home, Albany, with the Rev. Wil1iam Cooper officiating. Burial will follow at Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday. Airport seeks commuter flights Jury rules ShOOting right 1 Agency confirms SpOtted fever Summer travelers stay near Sheriff from PapAl I ( I '· ~ h and two properly-maintained and e~uipped cruisers on the road 4 hours a day, seven 5teel P1ant WOrker dieS Plant from Page AI claimin~ he had .an agree. ment w1th them about covering payroll checks..Af\er the plant closed, Bannat sa1d that organizational and unforeseen problems at the plant, 'such as getting the furnaces on-line, posed major h~rll;le~. 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Other eervlcea AdV11'11alng Ext. 3 Ctrcutetlon Ext. 4 CIHIIII.cl Ado Ext. 5 To nnd e-mail nawa Omydallyaentlnel.com On the Web. www.mydaltyaenllnel.com Road doses Licenses granleiJ POMEROY - Marria~e licenses have been issued m Meigs County Probate Court to Darrell David Hawthorne, 35, and Joy Lyne Swain,. 3 J, . both of Reedsville; Stephen Brent Shuler Jr.. 30, and Alicia Dawn Bauer, 32, both o( Syracuse: and Shennan Wesley Mills, 48, Pomeroy. and Kristi Lee Shane, 29, Rutland. File dissolution, divorces - An action Bl00'dmo b"lI e . forPOMEROY dissolution of marriage has been filed in Meigs coming County Common . Pleas Court by Angela Lynn Fink, REEDSVILLE Pomeroy and John Paul Ame,rican ~ed Cross bloodc , Fink, Ml(idleport. J mobtle Will be at the · Divorce actions have been Reedsville Church of the filed by Brenda Joy Handley Nazarene Saturday, from 9 against Charles Jackson to I p.m. The goal for the Handley Jr., both of visit is 25 units of blood. Langsville; Robin A. Rodehaver, Middleport, against Douglas W. Rodehaver, Oak Hill. A dissolution has been MIDDLEPORT- Village granted to . Thomas M. of Middleport Department of Stpve( and Betty J. Stover. ~blic Works has issued a A divorce has been grantboil advisory for 48 hours on ed to Roger Smith Jr., from South Second Avenue from Penny Smith. Hamilton Street to Pearl Street, Customers will experience periods of low water pressure or no water during the period of water line con: struction. POMEROY- The Meigs Advisory issued lndlcbnents . flied 4TH !USPS 213-1101 Ohio Volley Publlohlng Co. p.-,.lehed tNery atternoon, Monday lhrough Frldoy, 111 Courl St., Pcmeroy, Ohio. Second.aa .. poolage pold al f'omeroy. Mlmblr: The -lod Sentenced on charge POMEROY - Erron C. Aldridge was sentencted to 18 months in prison on a charge of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. a fourth-degree felony Plan vas RACINE Racine United Methodist Church will hold Vacation · Bible SchooL Jul y 29-Aug. 2 from 6 until 8:30 p.m Children through grad ~ 6 are inv1ted to pan}cipate. Ice aeam sodal SALEM CENTER Salem Township Vounteer Fire Depanntent willl hold . its 24th annual ice cream . social Saturday " ith servi ng POMEROY -- Meigs frm II a.m. to 6 p.m. There County Sheriff Ralph E. will be II flavors· of ice Trussell reported the follow- crream. sand wiches and : ing arrests: more. , • Keith A. Rossiter. Rutland, on two charges of menacing, a charge of felonious assault, and a charge POMEROY ~ J.ocal of domestic . violence, ba~ed , Emergency Planning on a complamt from Vicki S. Committee will hold a reg uRossiter. He . allegedly Jar meeting on Tuesday. in • assaulted V1ck• Ross1ter, the downstairs con ference Bobbie Rossi~er and thre~t- room of the muhi-purpose ened two Witnesses, Evm building at II :30 a.m. Larimer of Albany and Emmanuel Arocho. Athens. • Minia Boggess. Racine. on a charge of domestic vioREEDSVILLE - Meigs lence. • Lisa Hisle, Dexter, for County Tuberculosis Cl inic . will be at the Olive. menacing threats . • Michael Appel. Township Fire Depart ment · Pomeroy. with driving under in, Reedsville on Monday the influence and left of cen- from 4:30 to 6 p.m. to . ter, obstruction of official administer TB skin teSIS. and business and disorderly con- July ,24 from 4:30 to :uo to : read the tests. All food handuct. • Terry S. Cochran, dlers are urged to att end. Pomeroy, for domestic violence, after allegedly trying to strike her husband, Jessie Cochran, w.ith her vehicle. • Kenneth Matson. Racine, on charge of domestic violence. Two juvenile females, 12 and 14, of Pomeroy, face charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after allegedly taking keys to a friend's car. According to Trussell, the 14 year-old drove the vehicle and ran it into a fence before returning it to the owner's home. They were cited to Juvenile Court. Anests reported LEPC meets 0 Clinic set elthausted the second week Davenport, but line items of July, (under) minimum for housing, food and medstaffing level~." . · ical expenses for prisoners Trussell's budget was were funded at last year's subject to a five-percent levels. cut in January, as were Trussell has since transthose of other general fund ferred funds from those offices, according to accounts to help cover payCommissioner Mick roll and other expenses. $250,000 in back wages for $500,000 from assorted sup"I really don't know," said employees on June 7. pliers and equipment rental steelworker Grover Fultz. According to the com- companies. "I guess it's a good sign," plaint, ''The defendants owe ''This is really important said electrician Danny Clark 160 of their employees in for us to have the opportunity . about receiving lhe back excess of $250,000 in unpaid to show. how efficient w~ can wages. wa~es and bene.fits .accrued be," said Attorney General Walker, . from the dunng the pay periods ending Darrell "Judge" McGraw. De{>a':'ment: ,of Labor, was May 26, June 2, and June 9. "We turned this over in optimistic. <· · The defendants also owe its record time and were really "He's goin~ to do someemployees an undetermined able to produce in short thing With thiS plant, otheramount of overtime compen- order." wise, he could have just put sation as a result of work perMost workers were mum that $180,00 in his pocket," formed by its employees over about the chances ofthe plant . Walker said. "I know he's ~ot a period of two 24-hour reopening. a lot of money invested in 11." shifts." Highlanders also faces several .lawsuits totaling nearly The Daily;Sentinel I 1 CHESTER - A chicken noodle dinner and fish fry will be held Saturday at the Chester Firehouse. · Serving of the chicken noodle dinner will begin at noon and is. SJ?Onsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Chester Volunteer Fire Department. The fish fry wi II be served at 5 p.m. an~ is sponsored by the Chester Volunteer Fire Department. 11 I I I I days a week," Trussell wrote Story on July I. ''The money left m my current budget for~ salaries will onIy allow this to occur through October. ','My cruiser maintenance line item is already exhausted and my line item for ·gasoline will be POMEROY - . Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered the following calls for assistance on Thursda)': CENTRAL DISPATCH 9: 19 a.m.. Riverside Apartments, Lucille Hendrix, Pleasant Valley Hospital ; 12:55 p.m., .The Maples, Jos~phine Smith, ~ated; • 1.40 p.m., Holzer Metgs Clinic, Lyle Nichols, Holzer Medical Center: 2:01 p.m., Holzer Meigs Clinic, Darlene Johnson, Pleasant Valley; 6:37 .p.m., South Third Avenue, Middleport, . Edith Taylor, treated. 7:29 p.m., South Third Avenue, Middleport. Johnnie Johnson, Holzer: 10:44 p.m..· assisted by · Syracuse. Bridgeman St.• Mopy Wood, Holzer. RUTLAND 3:22 p.m., Salem Street, Wilda Blainey, treated. Dinner planned County grand jury has returned indictments against Sandy Carnahan Hubbard, POMEROY - Leading Syracuse. and Jesse A. Creek Conservancy District Basham, Pomeroy. has lifted a boil advisory for Hubbard is accused of one customers on Union Avenue, count of tampering with Avenue Bridge Road and records and one count of Union Terrace. theft, each a felony of the fifth degree . She is accused of tbeft of funds from the Department of Job and PORTLAND - · Ohio Family Services paid for Department of child.care services. who was Basham, Transrortation will close arraigned on charges earlier Ohio 24. a half-mile east of the Ohio 124 .and Ohio 338 this week. is accused of three intersection, beginning counts of forgery of checks onwed by Robert M. Smith. Monday. The closure will allow and three COUIJtS of receiving new construction on the stolen property. The charges (W.Va. ) are fifth-Pegree felonies. Ravenswood Connector project. · Basham entered pleas of innocent to the charges, and Travelers are advised to use 338 as a detour. The clo- his trial was set for Sept. 19. SIIre is expected to last 21 days. Advisory lifted EMS runs Kethel V'avian Hatfield Stormy conditions to prevail -. LOCAL BRIEFS Edison Hollon budget of about $8.5 billion. but the my is likely responsible for the unexpectmo~ey has to come from somewhere, a ed swge in Medicaid cases last month. department spokesman said Thursday. Addressing Medicaid growth is a "Anything above and beyond what challenge because "we are required to was budgeted, the goal is to find other provide health care for people w~~ are costs you can reduce or save so you can 10 need, and we don't have the abtbty to stay within that allocation," said Dennis control the economy," Hayes said: Evans. "As that grows, it places greater Hayes is pushing for changes 10 the way Ohio reimburses nursing homes to pressure on other programs." Ohio struagled to balance its two- slow the growth in Medicaid payn:tents. year. $44 b1llion budget more than a. Ohio. like other states, has also tned t~ year ago and had to fix a $1.5 billion stem rising prescription <!n!? costs by. c~- , deficit that arose in October and a $1.9 ating a ''prefemed dru~ hst for MedicBid billion deficit that came up in the patients and then requll'ing drug makers to spring. pay a rebate to make the list. In each case. lawmakers and Gov. The unexpected rise in Me4icaid Bob Taft blamed the poor economy, ris- costs comes as the state on Wednesday ing Medicaid costs and a court-ordered told agencies to base their preliminary fix of the state's school funding system. budgets for the next two years on 85 Tom Hayes, ODJFS director, esti- percent of their current funding. mates the department's Medicaid budThat number is lower than in past get will grow another 8 percent in the years and reflects the state's bud~et next two-year budget, which begins challen9es, said Tim Keen, Taft's asstsJ uly I, 2003. tant bu get director. . th That means $820 mill ion in addition"We have a long time to go 10 e al state funds or $2 billion in all funds, budget preparation process," Keen cauincluding federal. to keep up. tioned. "This is the starting pomt, not Hayes said the continumg slow econo- the finishing point." The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Deaths State fa(J!S new/Medicaid challenge Ohio weather ' Inc. 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' oddrmi"K in11ts, IWI ,.nmudilin ~ Tltr u,iltlfHt.r IXI'"n«i itt rllr rol""'" b#lu•• IfNi' tllf• rwtJriUNS uf tilt Oltl11 \~UtJ hMIJIIi"' Co. 't rditnriiii~Hufrd. 111tltss otlttr.,•br lfUlnl. NATIONAL VIEW • . • Fa1r • .. I lUll ' ' 'I ..' \ ..... "f' While most support death penalty, judicious use is urged TODAY · IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS today is Friday. July 19, the 200th day of2002. There are 165 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Hi story: On July 19, 11:148, a pioneering women's rights conven-. tion convened in Seneca Falls, N.Y. On this date: In 1870, the Franco-Prussian war began. In 1941, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill launched his "V for Victory" campaign in Europe. In 1943. Allied air forces raided Rome during World War II. In 1969, Ar,ollo II and it> astronauts, Neil Armstron~, Edwin "Buzz· Aldrin and Michael Collins, went into orb1t around the moon. In 1975, the Apollo and Soyuz space capsules that were linked in orbit for two days separated. · In 1979, the Nicaraguan capital of Managua fell to Sandinista guerrillas. two days after President Anastasio Somoza had ned the country. , In 1985. Christa McAuliffe of New Hampshire was chosen to ·be the first schoolteacher to ride aboard the space shuttle. (McAuliffe and six other crew members 'died when the Challenger exploded shortly after liftoff.) In 1986, Caroline Kennedy, daughter of President John F. Kennedy, married Edwin A. Schlossberg in Cente~ville, Mass. · ·In 1989, 112 people were killed when a United Air Lines DC·IO crashed while making an emergency landing at Sioux City, Iowa; 184 people survived. In 1996. opening ceremonies were held in Atlanta for the 26th Summer Olympic Games. . . Ten years ago: Secretary of State James A. Baker Ill opened a fresh round of Mideast diplomacy, meeting in Jerusalem with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and other officials. Five years ago: The Irish Republican Army declared a new cease-fire and opened the way for supporters to join peace talks with Northern Ireland's pro-British Protestants. Eleven armored carriers from NATO gathered in a show of force near the home of ousted Serb leader Radovan Karadzic , Bosnia 's top war crimes suspect. One year ago: Japanese prosecutors charged a U.S. airman with rape in an alleged attack on a woman in Okinawa. (Air Force Stall Sgt. Timothy Woodland was later convicted and '-Ciltenced to nearly three xears in prison.) Circus animal trainer Gunther Gebei-W1IIiams dted in Venice, Florida. at age 66. Today's Birthdays: Former Sen. George McGovern is 80. Actor Pat Hingle is 7K . Actress Helen Gallagher is 76. Country ' ingcr Sue Thompson is 76. Country singer George Hamilton IV is 65. Actor Denni s Cole is 62. Singer Vikki Carr is 61 . Actor George Dzundza is 57. Rock singer-musici<in Alan Gorrie (Average White Band) is 56. Rock musician Brian May i> 55. Rock musician Bernie Leadon is 55. Actress Beverly Archer is 54. Actor Peter 'Barton is 46. Rock ·musician Kevin Haskin s (Love and Rockets; Bauhaus) is 42. Movie director Atom Egoyan is 42. Actor Anthony Edwards is 40. Actor Campbell Scott is 40. Country 'inger Kelly Shiver is 39. Actor Andrew Kavovit (''The David Cas;idy Story") is 31. Actress Rachel Miner is 22. Actor Jared Padalecki is 20: Thought for Today: "No written law has eve~ been more bin~ing than ~nwntten cu,tom s uppo~ed by pop~lar opmIOn. ' - Carne Chapman Catt, Amen can femm1s1 ( 18591947). . Dear Abby ADVICE rate ways. However, I do not believe a man should leave his wife and family. and Sarah feel~ the same. Everyone would hate me if I left her - the community, our chil· dren und Sarah herself. I cannot imagine living 30 more years without tile love I need In my life, yet I don't like the choices of divorce or loneliness, Abby. is there a third choice I'm not seeing? (An -- BY DONALD I.AMBRO in the first three months , and June's I business ~rowth and job creution. WASHINGTON - It wus comforting percent up-tick in consumer spending And it IS this widespreud fear, ignited$ . to hear President Bush tulking this week shows no signs of wearing down . Retuil by deep public skepticism a~out th~ :. ubuut 1he U.S. economy's fundamentul sules were up year over year by 3.29 honesty of corporate bookkecpmg. th -: strengths, especially at a time when feur percent in June. Productivity growth needs to be further uddressed by th · and hysteria ·are haunting Wull Street was souring ut 1:1 .4 percent in the first president in future spcecl1es. A lot of thC and threatening to s~ort -ci rcuit the quarter, compared to an anemic 2. 1 per- scandals we are seeing now we1e: . rccovert cent u year ago. spawned in the get-rich-quick 1990s, 11 : The hnunciul markets needed to hear Payroll growth was up in June. decade ' when the message from tht,...: some bullish , stmight talk about i:orpo- Inflation, at about I percent. was virtu- president of the United Stutes on dOWJ}:, · rate America to counter the deeply pes· ally nonexistent. And interest rutes are was that anything goes, that the rules simistic mood amonl! investors and so low that one of the biggest growth were made for the little people but nO!:·J. Semite lawmakers wEo were in the businesses in the housing i.ndustry hus for those at the top . Bush needs to keep midst of an orgy of regulatory overkill. been mortgage refinancing that is low- hitting this theme. tis he recounts the Let's hope that the president keeps talk- ering monthly mortgage payments and inherent stren~ths that . have made ing up the economy, something this col- boosting discrelionary income for America the nchest economy in the.; · ~ umn has been urging him to do for homeowners. world. ,.:..., months. Even the moderate decline in the dolHe will have a receptive audience. 1;·~ : In the darkest days of the 1981 -82 lar will have a positive impuct on the recent Gallup Poll reported th~., . recession, President Reagan nev.er lost economy. A weaker dollar means lower Americans by a margin of 51 percent tp : ·: his faith and optimism in the resiliency prices for U.S . products overseas, 47 percent believe that Preside~~ ..; of our free-market economy. His which will boost exports and thus help Clinton was "at least partially responsi·~:) speeches on the economy - The New the beleaguered manufacturing sector. ble for the corpor11.te abuses we are see' •,1. York Times said he sounded like the All of this is why 'Bush's chief eco- ing because of .the climate he. set IJt:; nation 's "psychology therapist" - nomic adviser, Larry Lindsey. continues office with his moral failings." Fe!f.'i.::': helped to restore America's depleted to be bullish about the future and dis· Chmrman Alan Greenspan told a Sen at~,,;· spirits and, with tlie help of his tax cuts, misses .scare talk from Democrats nnd committee Tuesday that our entire mar,·; .. put the country back on a growth track. the media about the possibility of the · ket system depends on public trus\. 1 ~ This was no easy task. Reagan faced economy falling into another recession. Thankfully, steps are now being take!\; ~. double-digit unemployment; double"The probability of having a double- on Wall Street and in corporate board: :: digit inflation; double-digit interest dip recession is vinually zero," he told rooms to restore that trust. Companiefi:~:· . rates; sharply declining consumer me this week. "Consumer cbnsumption like Coca-Cola were redefining stock:;',; spendin·g; falling productivity; factories . will be quite 'positive, real incorries are options us expenses and making othe.t~ closing their doors almost daily; and an rising, and government spending con- accounting reforms to rebuild investor • economy that was shrinking before our tinues to rise." Lindsey is advising the confidence in corporate America. eyes. · president that while the economy has Here is some more good news: When Compare what we had then to what slowed down from the fast 6.1 percent Greenspan looked at all the pluses an,Ci we have now: America's gross domestic pace of the first quarter. he expects it minuses in our economy this week, he' product, the measure of the economy's will continue to grow at a more sustainr concluded that "the U.S. was poised to. . growth rate, soared to 6.1 percent in the able 3 percent-plus rate for the rest of resume a pattern of sustainable growth"' · first three months of the year and is the year. · over the long-term. That is a message ".'~ · ·expected to average between 3 percent Still, once it gets rolling, financial that needs to be repeated a~ain anq.,,;, and 3.5 percent for the rest of this year. fear is something that can be very diffi· again if we are to counter the Irrational ; The national unemployment · rate cult to stop. In the kind off sell-off investor fears that threaten an otherwise- " stands at· 5.9 percent, which is not we've been seeing on Wall Street, such healthy economy. . exceptionally h1gh by historical stan- fears tend to feed on themselves and can (Washington investigative reporter.. dards. quickly dry up capital investment, and columnist Donald Lambro is filling Consumption was up by 3.3 percent which is the lifeblood of our economy, in for Diapa West this week). . .... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..... , ,,,...11'0 1 For Silent Unity, the business ofprayer is booming . ' middle of the ·night, someone is there to take your call and say a prayer with you w·hat IS · s 1·1ent umty · ·s secret.,, According .to James Dillet Freeman, long-time director of Silent Unity, it helps people discover the truth about themselves- that "at the core and center of their being is the infinite power and intelli~ence of ·God, ready to flow into their hves." Once they realize this, the .circumitances in their lives. change, says Freeman .. A woman who phoned Silent Unity when her husband had .a bean attack was told, "All is well. God is there and His healing ~wer is at work in your husband. Mtghty currents of God's healtng love are flowing through your husband's hean and he is healed." · She was told to copy down that "affirmation" and pray it herself. Meanwhile, for the next 30 days, her prayer request - like all others - was taken into the Silent Unity prayer room by the worker who received the call. Throughout the day, workers take prayer breaks throughout their busy rouune of opening and answering letters and receiving phone calls. Did. the woman's husband recover? He did, but how did his. wife's prayers reach him? . "I've thought quite a bit about that question of how prayer works," says Freeman, "I don't really know. We're dealing with a mystery. I think prayer for other people may work because we ·are all closely linked together in ways My problem·~l foolllullty because I do not love 1 • They are nice kid . Ahby. hut don't have the deep love and affection for thom thllt I h11vc for my nlccOI and nephews. Have you any N YII~es· tions '! - FU; UNG LIKE A WI Ki-:1> STEPMOI\1 l>Jo:AR STEPMOM: You bet I do· - und the: nrot is ta stop fcelln11 guilty 3bout it . lle patlcm with yourself.l.ove tukos time to (lrow und it ~o·oml)s in m11ny fonns . You ure ucting in u lovinll und Cllri lllll way, und your itlttor reflect~ your deep concern uml ~onsitlvity. (Dear Abby 1.1 ll'ri/lfll by Abilltlll Vtm 8111V"II, ulsu A/11111'11 11.1' Jrtlflllt Pllillill.l', wtd ,,.,~,~ fimtu/f(/ h,v ''·" morilrr. P11uli11r Phl/1/p.l'. WrJtl' D~ar Ab/Jy fll "'"'''~ DrarAb/ly. cum nr f'.O. 81''' 6W-IO. /...tJ.I' AII!IUI~.,.• CA f){)(J(JfJ,) '" () . ·~ ' ' ' we don 't understand. Certainly love is a link between people. Because healing'"' thoughts are loving thoughts, they reach ~ '"' others." Freeman tells -the story of one man ., who phoned Silent Umty. When the"'" worker answered, . the man paused ~~~~· moment and said, "I don 't know what to say to you .. I.called to ask your ryelp in heahng a VICious headache I've liad fo~··· days. But right after I dialed your num- · ' ber, the headache vanished." '"·"' Some peQple sa)' they have ellperienced a heahng while writing a letter to Silent Unity or after dropping the letter into the mailbox . · ..; Unity is probably best known for iti devotional publication, Daily Word. Itt 3 million subscribers include member~~< of all faiths . Each day's lesson includel: an affirmation, meditation and Bibl£ . verse. : · · A typical meditation: "God has give" : me a body that is spontaneously able t(t : heal itself. I cooperate with my body 't . natural healing abilit{ when I pray an¢ . when I open my~~el to the prayer ot: : support of others. Healing accelerates ill: :. the sacred environment of prayer ..." " : If your prayers aren't being answeredi : Silent Unity - and a subscription 100 · Daily Wor~ - might give you thC : answer you ve been seeking. You calC ·_ contact Silent Unity by calling (816' : • 969-2000, or visiting their Web sit<: : www.unityworldhq.org.. . · Children's clinic set fOr July 25 UMW picnic ·Honor roll named Screen.lnl·oHered by nl County.Coun.dl On A..t. a• MEIGS .CALENDAR. ,rldly, JUIV ,. Manday, July 22 WEBT COLUMBIA, W.Va. - Atvlvol POMEAOV - Vacallon Blblt BohOol, end homecoming, Saltm Community Churon,' WMt COiumblo, Lltvlng Road, ,Hemlock Grovt Chrltllan Church, Monday lhrough July 21 . Frldoy and Solurdoy, 7 lhrough Friday. 8:30 lo 8:46 p.m. To rtgll· p.m., Sunday 8:30 with -don of Ill· ttr. 882-0073. lowtfllp bUilding. Church at t :30 p.m. din· HIIAAISONVILLE Htrrloonvlllt ner at noon. Senior C~ztno, t 1 a.m. MOnday aqht tlrt· houM. Fru blOOd prnturtt. l'olluck dinner. lllulllay, July 20 SYRACUSE - SyYICUH Church Ollhl POMEAOV - Zion Church 01 Chrlol, Nazerene 11111 11tvt a vaoallon llblo School lnlormallon day llflurdiV from e o.m. untll2 Harrlonvlllt road, Blblt School, July 22·26, 8:30 IO 8:30 nlghlly. p.m. 11 varloualocltionoln town. LONCIBOTTOM- Rllllvll.tl MI. Ollvt ChurCh, LOng Sollom, July 21-28. Sundav. 6 30 p.m. -knlghlt 7 p.m. SAINTS AND SINNERS BY GEORGE R. P~GENZ If your prayers aren't being answered, maybe you should turn the job over to · · someone eI se. Perhups an orgamzatwn like Silent Unity. Will their prayers work better than yours? They might. They have been in the business of praying for others since 1891. · · · The founders of the Unity School of Christianity were Charles Fillmore and his wife, Myrtle. Charles was a successful real estate operator in Kansas City. His wife's 1ife was threatened when she was became afflicted with tuberculosis. She auended a lecture on spiritual healing and this started her on the way to her recovery. It was not an instantaneous healing (the complete cure took two years) but it changed her life. She developed a fol lowing - a group of people m Kansas City who mel each night at 10 p.m. Sometimes they sang a hymn or two, followed by a pray)!r, . remembering those who were in special need and who had asked the group to pray for them. This type of prayer became known as "absent treatment," which meant that one's J'hysical presence was not require for a healing to take place. It is still the basis for healing in the Unit,Y School of Christianity, a Missounbased. loosely knit denomination devoted mostly to healing. · Silent Unity - a.~ the healing arm of the movement is known- $ets 3 million prayer requests a year. Stlent Unity staff workers answering telephone calls for healing 24 hours a day. Even in the cops. I felt 1 was invincible. My boyfriend worried that I would be In an accident. One day hb walked up to my squad car and s11id. "Just think of the seatbeh as my arms wrapped around you. holdin(l you until you're safely buck in my urms u(luin ." From that day on. 1 have alw11ys buckled up. I used the same strategy with my daughter and now m~ _grandson. It works. I.ESI.Il\: HUTCHISON. FAI..LS CHURCH. VA. J)EAR LESLIE: I'm not sur· prised. Th11t's u dose of medicine unyonc would be pleused to take me included. DEAR ABBY: For the past two yeurs, I hn vo been stepmother ta · two boys, uges 10 and 12. I care ubout them and make sure .they 1101 the attention they deserve ut home und in school. Grade II: Carrie Crow. Jessica Dillon. Aug. 9. &~1 Memorial Drive in I>o1neroy. · Nichole Honaker. Thomas Simmons. all A's: Life Line Screeni~g will otTer health screenKrystal · Baker. Brenl Buckley. Mirundu ings to ussess the n sll of stroke nhd vascular . Buckley. Tara Fisher. Sonyn Frederick .. Beth · disease. These screenings include .a cnrotld · . Gregory. Chris Wilson. · . artery screen Inil, uhdomlnnl uonlc aneurysm . . , · POMEROY - ·Kali Morgan Cunningham Grade 12: Bradley Brannon. Jacob Holm11n. screening and an ankle hruc'hinl index (ABI). ATHENS - Ohio UniverHity Colle~e of observed her fifth birthday Ben Holter. G11rret1 Kurr. Chris Lyons. Sura Also offered for men und women will be a ·Osteopathic Medicine's ('ummunlly Service on July I with a party at the Mansfield. Jon Will. all A's; Holl~ Broderick. bone density screening to nssess !heir risk for · Pro11rams.c~ntinues Its, 21-county wide child· home of her parents, Shawn o 1 c0 1 J osteoporosis. hD<XI clime tmmunlzllllon pru(lrams. T· · c . and Leanne Cunningham . c~~~aolly~nf.:~yla urcfi'bbs. ~~~hJ~1 ~~~/. These rust. painless und low cost 1es1s use The Coolville lmmuni~utlon dlnlcs will be . A "Clifford" theme was Tiffany Kidder, Mary Marcinko. Evun Needs. ultrasound teclmolOilY and ure conducted by held 1\t the Coolville Ml)thodlst Church on carried out. Attending were Elaine Putman and Janet Ridenour. rejlistered . or registry -eligible Ultrasou,nd Thursduy, July ~5. from 10 a.m. to noon, und her parents; her brother Technologists. A board . certified physiculll Ul the Coolspot rhursduy. AUjl. R. from 3 10 ' Brayden; grandparents. Ron reviews the resulls of euch test to ensure the p.m. CSPs Mollile Jillulth Vun will he loc;uted and Judy Clark and Robert accuracy of tho results before they are moiled 111 those shell on those duyll. · . ~n)oys and Sharon Cunningham; to the individual. lmmunl1.utions will nnt he provided us pre· ~&niZ~ great-grandparents, Mury SYRACUSe; - The Syrucuse Asbury An indivlduul whose screening suggests fur· viously announced n1 C'SI''s spans pltysicu l CUNNINGHAM and Simon Geistwhite; Rob, . Unit~d . Methodist Women met recently met ut ther evaltlatlon Is enco\trnged to seel oppro- clinic at !he Coolville Hen l.thcnre ~'enter l,_elnl! Pam, Kyle, and Brooke the home of Mary Lisle for u picnic . . priate follow -up cure wllh hi s/her own physl· held today. However, phvstcul Nw1ll h~ t>fl ered · After 1he meal was served Hojie Moore hud clan. Cunningham. for youth. ages IOto 19. a lesson on ditferenl kinds of family life und Anyone interested in registering for uny of Parents mu st brins immunil'.ntlon rolcord s she closed with pruyer. the screenings. cun cull 1-800-643-6075 to for children to receive immuni zutlotu . Mae Blount read a letter that she received schedule un appointment . Euch screening Children under 18 yeun old not accompunied TUPPERS PLAINS - The fonowing stu· .from missionaries Ron and Judy Covey of requires ten minutes or less to complete ana by parents must brln~ lmmuni~ution records dents were named to the honor ron at Eastern Douglas Alaska with u description of church costs $40. A package of all · three vascular und permission slips i tlined by their purenu or Hi51h School for the final nine-weeks grading history and their work. sc;eenin~s is $99. . . ~uurdiuns in order t~l receive physlculs und/or penod: A shon business meeiing wus held and 16 Life Lme Screening is the nation' s leading nnmunlzutlons. Orade Nine: Derek Baum, Christopher sick cans were taken and a free will offerin11 provider of health screenings. By offering Pcrmlulon •lips must apeclfy what service• Carroll. Codr Dill, Jennifer Harman, Katie was taken up. these non-invasive pltlnless ultrasound children ttrc allowed to receive. Alllmmunlii.U· Houic, Jessica K.ehl, Brian Mmear, Jaime Those present were Mary Lisle. Hope screening•, Life Lin~ ~elpa people Identify tlon1 ~rc free of charge. rellurdleu of lnl!ur· Reel, Darren Scarbrough, Casey Smith, Moore. Jean Stout, Elma Louks, Freda their rlaiC for &trokc and the preaencc of vascu· ancc status. Morgan Weber, Krista White. Chelsea Young. Wilson. Mae Blount, and Marie Houdashelt. lor disease or oateoporosla early enough for CSP 1ponacrs free immunization cllnlc1 in all A's; Brittany Barnett, Abbie Chevalier, their phytlclun to licaln preventative proce· Jcffer110n, Harrilon , Coahoc:ton, Rou. Vinton. Adam Dillard, Andy Francis .. dures, It was reported. . Athena. Hoc:kinll ond Perry countlc• throuah Grade 10: Jessica Boyles, Alyssa Holter, Also avallablc ot the screening will be free the month of Jury. Jonathan Owen, Tia Pratt, all A's; Rachael information on the ldentlncation and control f'or more information, rcaldonta may coli Eniott, Chrissy Gregory, Brittany Hauber, of risk fuctors for stroke, vascular dlseaac, 800-844-26.54. The Immunization proarom ia Kass Lodwick, Kevin Marcinko, Sandy POMEROY - The Meigs County Council . abdominal aortic aneurysms, and osteoporo· aponsorcd by 9~'· the Area Health EducMian· Powell, Katie Robertson, Andrew Smith, on Aging in Pomeroy will offer urea residents sis. Center. the Ohto Department of Health, the Reeky Taylor, Andrea Warner, Nick Weeks the opportunity to s'pend u few minutes doin11 . The Meigs County Council on Aging whrc Bureuu of Muternul and Child Hea lth und and Adam Will. something that coufd save their .lives, Friday, the screening will take place is tocutcd at 11 2 county heulth depurtmenta. Kall Cunningham tumsflve Being bullish, not bull-headed, is best for the economy • affair is out of the question.) HUSBAND AT A CROSSfWADS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DEAR HUSBAND: You have my sym~thy. However. you paid (lood money to a qualified mmTitliC CO\tn· selor who assessed your situation correctly.. You wy your wife is huppy with her choice. Now you must decide how you want to spend ¥our lifo. And no one has the right to cnticize you for whatever choice you·lllllke. DEAR ABBY: In response to the letter about teen-agers not weuriniJ seatbelts. I would 11ke to share how I tlnally started wearing one. I hud all the excuses in the world why I didn't need one. Twenty yours ugo. I was a rookie cop 10 Sun Diego. I was in and out of my squad . cur constuntty. I was convmced I needed to be ready to jump out and run at a moment 's notice. Like most MEIGS COUNTY NOTEBOOK • LAMBRO'S VIEW • The Indianapolis Star. 011 the dec(th penalty: The U.S. Supreme Court decision banning executions of the mentally retarded reflects the nation's growing discom· fort with capital punishment. The court ruled cotrectly in Atkins vs. Virginia that such executions violate the Eighth Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. Death Row inmate Datyl Atkins had an lQ of 59. · While a majority of Americans continue to support the death penalty. most also ww1t it reserved for only the must despicable criminals. Neither the mentally retarded nor children tit into that category because they can riot fully appreciate the nature of their actions. While the debate about the death penalty continues, Americans hit'e an obligation to see that it's applied fairly, including mandatory DNA testing when available. adequate legal- assistance for poor defendat1ts and banning executions of juvenile murderers. In exempting the mentally retarded, the court has retlected the maturing morality of a nation that thankfully still wrestles with the meatling of"cruel at1d unusual." DEAR ABBY: I am a 52-year-old man married to "Sarah," the most wonderful woman I have ever met . She is intelligent, ethical, witty, pretty, healthy - a pat mother and lrandmother. She means the worl to me. . , About · 10 years ago, Sarah "rededicated herself to Ood" and lost all interest in sharing an emotional, romantic and physical connection with me. She immersed· herself in her church, Bible sludies, our children. cats and pottery-making. She seems happy with this life. I am not. I want more than a broth· er/sister relationship with my wife. I want to travel, go dancing, hold her hand at the movies - and to make love together. · · · Our marriage counselor says we may n~ver meet each other's needs and sht'l'uld consider going our sepa- RACINE - Soulntrn LOcal Sohool !)lttrlot bOard m41otlng, Monday. 7 p.m. K·8 bUilding. F'OMEROV - Vaootlon 81blo School II Flrtt Soulhtrn 8aptllt Church, 101' ago lwo through grade olx, lhrougn Frklay lrom 61o e p.m. THftl lhrough grade 12 oon parlk:l· pale In ' OP-K: OuU!tlld for Ult,' wllh Bible oludY and tptelll IQth/Hito. Church It localld on P.omfiO'I Pilei II I~ lnltrote• TUPPERS PLAINS - GroundDtiaklng for ntw lltlhlt Worofllp etn~tr, Ohio 7. lion o1 u.s.33 and Ohio 7. Strvtoa to btQ1n 11 e p.m., I'Aih llf'oclal RUTLAND - Hytttl Run Hollnooo mualo and lhanl<lglvlno. Cool<ouHo follow. lniOrmallon It avalllblt Dy calling Pattor Church. ·Vacallon 8~ School, lhrough Fflday, 010 8:30p.m. I'Jttor Mark Mlchult Rob llntr al tll7.f783. wtiOOmlt 111 ohlldron. IMLCW- ArttlUr and NaiiGrl Watton reunion Sunday, noon al tlla Barlow SYRACU&E- WildWood .Ciardan Club, Falrgroundo. Talll covtrtd dllh. F01 lnlor• oPtn maaflng, Monday 7 p.m. Flrtt Unllld Prtabyl¥ian Churoh, 81f..-. malon, 0111 Hll-3812. lundav, July 21 RACINE - Clllldrtn ollhlla14 Charlto and Alma Hlnuman Snydtr, rtYnlon, Sunday, Star Mill Park, Floclna. Tlll<a COY· &rod dllh. Dragon Internet Local Unlimited Access As low as $11.95 per Mo.• Get Online Today! ' • PtiiOitlll Eo..Wl Accoun~ Cu-r Suppillt Poraonal Wtb Sp,..., IIIIIMdlate Adl•aUon 1·888·657·0977 . (George R. P/agenz is a columnist for Newspaper Ente,rpri.le A.r.rociation.) --- -· I fJ(j[)!J3(JJ Vrt.YlW IDrJ ' . Don Tate Motors On The River In Ppmeroy. OhiQ o.ooto FOR 60 MONTHS ON MOST NEW CARS .• �\I" "t "'II '~""'"".._I"'"" "'"'IIIII\' . 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The wurnu1t1cnl helps fllllll' 1h t>1111 JuckMnn Mcmorlul s~hulur~hlr~ Ul HuKicrn Hll!h !fho c111ry fco I~ $140 ·por fuur•I11UII tCUIIl fur thiM beMt !;ull furmut, 111c fcc ln~lut.lcH lutlch unllllflnkN fur ull pluycrM uml unc curl por tou111. 'l'cc tlmeM 111\l H u.m. unll I iM1., with u limit ur 16l~Uif1M per lee lhl1D, Tho AUOA 18 ul8u lookhlJI 1\w huh.l MPullliOrM fur the event. l:)cullllnc 10 rrc• rCJ!IMt~r l'ur the hHiriUiilltllll IK July 29, but· UM lung UM there urc M puceN upon 111 ouch Ice tl111c cnlrleM will he ucccplel.l rlyhl up until the I IJ,II1 , leo tl111tl. 'f\J euler, ~unut~l Lll!lufout ur JuHun Ktmdilrer ut JturtlMt Hill" OcJif CuurHe ut 740· 7li7·4t'l23. m Rldn1 NIUIINI ltK•.C CHILLICOTHE - K·C Kucewuy neur Chllll~uthe will rtm11ne uctlnn thiN liuturduy nl11ht ul'ter mlilllnl!. two weekendM becuu11e ur ln~lement wcuthcr untl the ~~dwcek liilrleHwhleh run u midweek WedneHduy Hhuw, 1'hiMSuturl.luy tlnil July 27 will l'cuturc r~11ulur M~UWN l'cuturlnJ,~ Sui'IJr SprlntM, Lute ModciM, untl MudlncdiJ, Wtlrtt1·UpMbcJIIn m 6:3Cl und rucln11 heJIInMut 7:3Cl. K·C IM M uuth of Chllllcuthe un U.S, 23, 1wn mile& out Olutn Hlahwuy ut Almu. For further lnformution, pleu8e cull 740·663·4141 , ~ullth~lll!ll oiM~IIuu"r I ~IM ~ lfJIIIIItl Mulltl, l1n111t!WY I'M114ttl· Mtt' lltitUe!t !uiJoNII Ill H.OI ~m•l•r ·~·1Uill~ 11:11) 1!.111 'l'"" "'f ~ 'i'IIIII ~IHf •1 fll(loiH llooulh HOit;oll 'utiUHUHilf t'llur II Blefl~ed are the pure In heart; for th11y . flhall 1111 God. 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'""'' m ~ ~~~~ ~lt.· I "'' ~~ ~ ~""" "'' IW \ 11\l\111 H' '\'tliii,M~'' \ ~ll\1\l ' "II ~\\II II,~\ li j\ ~~~~' m ~~~ , \ j"\\.0.1\~11 \\ \lf\hll\( ~ lh' l ~ \'I """~ l '"''"._ Mn ... RIO GRANDE - Rio Grundc Hcud Busehull Couch Brull Wurnimonl · signed unolher pitcher with loculties to u grunl · in -uld scholurship . Rio Gntnde signed Gulliu Acudemy ' s Nick Merolu tu a letter-of· intent to play baseball Mero11 bel!lnning in 2003. Merola wus the leum MVP ·for the Blue Devils in 2002. postilll! un t!-2 record with u 2.66 ERA . The righthander funned 66 butlers in .58 innings on the hill. The high· light of his senior scusun was firing u no-hitter uguinSI Logun. He ulso wus u force with the out in his hunds. Mernlu hit .418 with 29 RBI , including u grand slum uguinsl Point Plcusunt. The Blue Devil cuptuin was AII •SEOAL und the Co·MYP for the league In 2002. He ulso uchicved AII·Southcust Di strict honors .and wus tubbed Hunor~blc Mention All-Ohio. . Merola collected the Male. Athletic Key ut · Gulliu Acudcrny for hi' senior sen· son und wu' un altcrnule for the Mizuno AII ·Star Series. Wurni mont 1\kes the com· petitive nuture of his newest recruit . "We're looking for Nick tn huve un immediute impuct on the mound," he suid. "Nick' .~ competitiveness should be un ·advuntuge for him. "We need thul . bulldog mcnlltllly on I he mound." Merola ulso played ri11ht field and catcher during his lime at Guilla Academy: he also played football . und wrestled for the Blue Devils. He joins River Valley's Dustin Gibbs as local pitch· ing products that Wurmmont hus brought into the fold for 2003. Rio POWIR TRIP - The. Red a' Jason l.aRLte trota around third to grand slam greetings from coach Tim Foil (10) In the eighth Inning ThursdAy In Pittsburgh against the Pirates . LaRue's grand alem came off Pirates reliever Brian Boehringer. (AP) LaRue slams the .Bucs 11 11'1'SliUI(0H (AI'} JuNon .Even If II didn't come ncurly tis cusLuRuc, 11Ut knnwn for hi~ power, llellv· ily UN the RcdN mll!ht huvc hupeu uftcr . crcd u grund NIUI11 ut u crltlcul pulnl nul LuRuc'N 11rund slum ofl Brlun only lu the gumc, but lhc Clnclnnull Bnchrlnl!er (2·3} In lhc eighth finished Ked~ ' Mcu~un . niT u five-run Inning und put them M ltiuteM Iuter, left uhcud 6·2. rlelder RUMMell Brunyun, LuRuc strul.lk.out five ~trulghl limes u one -time Infielder In the mlntlr over two 1Julfle~ before getlln11 hll with h.llli!UIIH who Isn't espcclully knnwn for u phch fh the seventh, "one lnnln11 hiM j!lov~. mudll nne ur the Reds' before hlttl1111 his fifth homer of the llmcllt!HI dllt'cntllve plllyM ull yeur. seuMnn und his second cureer grund A bl~ hit, u bl11 cutch - uud u big slunl. Nlllh ul relief' fur thll Ketls . In dun11cr of "I wus Justlrylng to pulltln pluy. He l'ullln11 4 1/2 I!UttleN out uf the NL len u fusihull 1iver I he plate und I knew Cenlrttl lcud for the flrMI tlmo ull Neu• I hit It well," LuRue suld, "I wus jusl sun, they rebuundcd with six runH In e~pectlng 11 double, lnsleud ·II wenl out 1he rlnul 1wu h111ln118 to betll the of the purk." Phtsburgh PlruteM 7·S'rhurHduy night. Uoehrlnger 111urmed uul of the t "'l'hm wuN u tuul!h nne fur us, 11 reul l'lrulcs' dul!ulll ufler l!lvln11 up lhe lOU!Ih · one," muMI!cr Llnyd 11rund Mlum, puNNibly bccuugc he didn't M~Ciendon Muld of the Pfrute~· Mc~:n"d wunl to lntcntlonully wulk Rcllglc ltlllti In elylu l!lli1leM Mince the AII ·Stur Tuylur to pllch to LuRue. But he br~uk . "Uut ~nmetlmcM yt1u'vc gut to denied ut'tcrwurd there wus uny controcredh the tither teum, lou. They pluycd versy. suylng, "It wus u key point of the J,~r~ut thelu~t ~uUI)Ie of lnnlngK und l!tl\ gume, und I fell I lost the gume for us," fll.lone." The Pirates 11hnost got il right buck · 5, Red for him . They immedlutcly 'jumped on reliever Scull Sullivun (6· 3} fur three runs keyed by Pokey Reese's two-run Ninglc . But , with two runners un , Brunyun's sliding culch of Chud Hermansen's lly bull ended the inning und kept Cincinnati In the leud 6-5. E!ven ufter getting u grund slum and u hll!hllght· reel cutch In the same lnnlnl!, the Reds still needed lwo more timely pluy~ to wrup up their fourlh victory in fi VC I!UiliCS. They udded u run in the ninth on Burry Lurkln'N RBI single off Mike Lincoln, but only ufler Austin Keurns .~lid uruund catcher Juson Kendall to slup hi.1 hand on the plutc. Ril!ht 11eld·, er Rob Muckuwiuk's throw lo the plate bcul Keums by two steps. Still, the Pirutes weren't dune, pulling runners 011 second und third with two outs before first buNemun Ad11111 Dunn mude· u buckhunded ~lop of Muckowiuk's hunlrhh grounder lo enll the gume. Haven't'Pete, Shoeless Joe been banished long enough? With ull knnw thut Mujur Leugue BuKcbull und the CommiMsluncr Bud Sell11 huve been tuklng u buNh· ln11lutely• Pour Bud, There hone thln11 Selig could do lhut would Improve his lmu11c to busebull funs ... relnstute Pete Rose und the lute Joe Jackson und muke them ellalblc fur the Natlonul BuMebull Rull of Fame, . It's wh~ro they belona. For tho~e of you that were In u cave ~lnce the mld·80's, Rose wa~ bunned from bo1eball In 1989 for aumblln11 on, umona othl!r thlnae, 6u1ebull IIUI11ee, ln~:ludlng Cincinnati Reds' buee· · bull 11111t1eli whlln ha wus u munu11er of tlte lt~de lu l9H7, . New MLIJ Commlssluner A. Hurl Olumtutl hud KoHl! bunned from the aumc, . Not filr u couple of years." Not for u decade or so, But for life. And a lifetime ban lncludel an Inclusion from the Hall of Fame, "The banl1hment for life of Pe111 denied. Commissiuner Jud11e Landis The fuctls, lher.e ure blgl!er thugs banned the White Sox players, In the gume rll!ht now, unt.l in other including Juckson, from baseball, sports, that commit !!realer crimes Juckson hud denied ut the time of und luke illcl!al drugs. · having anything ttl do with the fix . Some arc suspended, but nol I wonder if he wus right. banned for life. Check this out.. . If anything has' stained lhe game, Jackson had hit .37S dur,ing the It's Selig's rein as commissioner 1919 World Series, including three and the recent sleroid allegations. ' doubles, u home run (the only one THE BUfCHMEISTER Sure, what Rose did was bud, bui of the Series) and six RBI. hasn't he 6ecn punished enough. That doesn't seem like someone Rose from baseball. Is u sud end If a . He even spent some time in 11 who was lryinl! to throw the World aorry eglsode," suld Olumutti utthe minimum-security prison for feder· Series. · time . 'One of the l!ume's greatest ultax evuslon In 1990. . Maybe the rest of the team did, players has engaged In uvurlety of llul, what Rose did on lhe field who knows, and maybe Jackson ucts which huve stulned the gume, should nevc:r keep him from bein11 knew of the fb. und he must now live wlih the con· Inducted In the hullowed Hull. · StilL it's been over 80 years:.. · sequences of !hoNe ucls . There Is HuNn'l it been lon.s ennugh '! Hasn'l it been long enough? ·· absolutely no ueul for relnstute· • Meunwhile lor I hose who . It's time for Bud Selig to step up ment." uren't keen on the history uf base- and do something positive for base· · No l.leul. bull, ShoelesN Joe Juckson was bull. · And , ~lnce .Oiomattl's death banned from ·baseball when the It's only symbolic, sure, but it's shortly after, no other commission· 1919 Chicago White Sox was the ril!ht thing to do. 1 er hll8 had the couru11e to admit the uccused of throwing the World , . punhhment wus greater . than the Series against, c~lncldentally (Butch Cooper l.v a .1pomwr/re,r crime. enoullh, the Cincinnati Reds, . for the Gafllpoli.v Dally Tribune. he In fact, In 1997 Rose applied for The court at the lime ruled thut can be reached by e-mail at hcoop· relnltatement to' Sella, which was the While Sox were innocent, but er@mydatlytrlbu!le.com,) Butch Cooper l, D Family Practice .. Accepting New Patients ............ ' : Ttltllllll: IJMJ 02-1114 fll: 11141 U2·211J , • llln lllllnllll: ···--fltlln I:IIU.IIII& PLEASANT . VALLEY �Page Bl Baseball The Daily Sentinel Frluy. July lt. 2001 Morris gets back to winning Barry Zito throwing ·zeros .at horne; BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Matt Morris looked like his old self. Bartolo Colon pitched in his usual domi· nating way. Two of the NL's best pitchers won on Thurs~ay. It was Colon's second cOmJ,>Iet.e · game m us muny starts. But for Morns, tt was his first win in n'eurly u month. · Mqrris went into the All-Star break pitching us if he was in a fog after the death of Darryl Kile, his teammute and friend . Morris won for the first time nfter going 0-2 in four starts us the Cardinals beat the visiting San l'runcisco Giants S-1 . "I stopped worrying about what I'm doing on the mound as far as mechanics und went to throwing the baseball," Morris suid. "I've been gifted with the tulents to throw the baseball und I'd been thinking too much l)Ut there . I think thut works for NL ·me.·· · Colon. meunwhilti, pitched the way he hns all year. He threw 134 pitches in his major league-leading sixth complete game as the Montreal Expos beat the New York Mets 2- 1 ut home. Colon scattered 13 hits for his second straight complete game and sixth of the seilson. It wus the most hits allowed in a compl~te-game win since Jim Abbott led the Chicago White Sox over the New York Yankees 9-4 on July 18, 1995. Montreal manager Frank Robinson knew what to expect from his workhorse starter. , "I wus going to ride him for nine full innings - at least - und he wus willing to do it, and his pitch count wus down enough the other day," Expos manager Frunk Robinson said. Jeff Fassero had a ll·hit complete-game loss for Seattle at the Chicago White Sox on Aug. 16, 1998. The 13 hits were more than Morris has allowed in any game this seuson, though he allowed nine in buck-to-buck sturts before the All-Star break. Morris allowed· II runs in 10 2·3 innings over those starts. After consulting .with manager Tony La Russo, he decided that he should be on the bench at the midsummer classic, but would not play. He came out ·of the breaR rechmged, and pitched well in a no-decision lust Saturday before his ei~ht·strikeout, one-run perfor· monee over etght innings Thursday. inning for the first time in four starts. Florida. the only winless team si nce the AII·Stur break, husn't won since trading uway slugger Cliff Floyd and pitcher Ryan Dempster on July II. Ch1ppet Jones' two-run si ngle gave the Braves u first-inning lead at home, and Gluvine wunt 5 2-3 innings for the win. CUBS 6, PIIII.LII:S 4 Fred McGriff hit a three-run homer, and Matt Clement allowed two runs in 6 1-3 innings to lead Chicago over Philndelphin at Veteruns Stadium. The Cubs snapped a two-gume losing streak, winning for the sixth time in nine games slnce Bruce Kimm replaced Don Baylor as manager. . Matt Clement allowed two runs in 6 1-3 innings and struck out eight. AS'I'KOS 4, BRt:WF:RS l Jeff Bagwell hit u tiebrenking two-run double off Jnmey Wright in the eighth inning us Houston bent Milwaukee. .After the Astros tied it in the sixth,on RBI singles by Bugwellund Cruig Biggio, the bullpen shut the Brewers down. The last 12 Brewers were retired in order. Milwaukee lost. for the seventh time during its eight-game home stand. Brandon Pufrer relieved sturter Pete Munro and struck out four of his five but· . ters. Pedro Borbon (3·2 ) retired the only batter he faced in the seventh. Octuvi.o Dotel pitched the eighth, nnd Billy Wagner worked the ninth for his 17th save. 6, DtAMONDRACKS 4 Juan Uribe broke a tie with El two-out, two-run single in the .seventh inning us Colorado defeated Arizona at Coors Field. Lurry Wulker went 3-for-3 with two RBls and a walk as he improved his butting aver· age to .349. Making his IDOth career sturt, John Thomson allowed four runs und seven hits in six innings. ROCKIES PAI~R~:s 4, Donm:Rs I Brett Tomko (5·6) cumc within ft1ur out~ of his first career shuto.ut und visiting Sun Diego got solo home runs from Murk Kotsay and Phil Nevin to send sputtering Los Angeles to its eighth loss in nine games. Trevor lioffmnn got three outs for hi s BRAVES 3, MARLINS 1 22nd save in 23 chances and the Padres' . The Marlins lost again and Tom Glavine first three-game winning streak since May got back on truck, pitching into the sixth 12-15, whe~ they won four struight. Indians still hapless AROUN THE DIAMOND rr: ~ . ... how -verybody wait.ng for '! BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS night after Hudson was lolon~l 40 41 ·'" Hio Burry Zito is unbeatable at rocked. Zito improved to 8· 1 Now'~~>~~ : ·~ home. in 12 starts following an ~ 114 ·10 · • ' ' Zito put up unoJhcr string Oaklan~ lo-~s this season and u of zeros I'CL'lrd to win16th .hisSl!'llight team- 12• 1 oVe!'lltl 's·a.~v ~AA 'l -·'" •• to$. po . Ill. ~..... G. q . :.... i\, Zito bested Kenny Rog.ers' : "· 41 41 . ·• in Oakland, and Oakland record of 1$ sll'llight ~ <1.4 tt .. , t\ Miguel Tejada hit victories tu the Coliseum. He et.looQ!! 40 ~ ·~ ttl 19 his founh homer in StK games reached 13 victories faster t.llt!llli.!l:u 114w..fi as the Athletics beat the than any A's pitcher since w 1. flll Ill Anaheim Angels 2-0 Bob Welch. who had 13 by ~ 10 10 ·• Thursdu~ night. ~ot ~ 116 41 .tn 1\ June 30. I 990. San l'lllloiiOO M ' ' .lOt t "All t e mxlit ~oes to the Oakland has to shutouts ~ ~ e1 ·• II~ 11 bullpen this time. Zito said. this year _ four since the Stl\~ 10 M ·• 11 "Thetcamc innnd got us out All-Star break. AlwiiU, ~~" GI!WM of th1s one. That's one of the "When you face B•ITV, vou ~ 0110t" PhMo.,_ • most .excitinu games I've k h k--, /h MQntr.,.t2,N. Y~ Mt!l t " now you ave to eep t e st.LOI!lll s. San FM1~ I been a pm1 of. ' 1 " 'd A 1 ~ '· MllWt.~• t Zito ( 13-~. ) allowed ~our game c ose, sal . nge s ~."7.':.~.!. • starter Aaron Sele. who """'"""" ......,.. .... hits in 7 1·3 innings to tie allowed two runs in seven s.~~4.~ot~l Boston's Derek Lowe and · · w. • · h Pl*V'I GWIIM Kuns1•~ City's Paul Byrd for mnmgs. " ere 111 " 10118 Houttonl!C~01104.ttcll'111the AL lend in victories. The stretch where we need to play ~.!.~.·~oe.T~"'n.rr. good baseball. We did that, ....- ... ~ ...... AII-St1tr left-hunder was lift· · but sometimes even that's not :v~-=: !'::t'~r.t~ ed with two runners in scor- enough." thrnondtii.O~ 'll11~ ing position in the eighth, but Tejudu hit his 19th homer =":t:l&:::~ Chud Bmdford preserved the In the first otT Sele (7· 7). who a.~ ,.llO~•ILQOAnQtitt.IO:IQP."'Icud by retiring Dnvid h . · Eckstein und . Orlundo as won JUSt once m seven ~j"''IMM starts since June 7. _.. 1 1ulmciro. w ~ llo\ Gl Billy Koch linished the six· Tw 8, "~twill!~ oo :!II ,~ hitter for his 24th save. He INS INDIANS 6 8otl<w1 Bl ~7 ,llQI t! . · h1 f Totii Hunt~r hit a two-run ll<iltlll\Oit ~6 -II .*1 .. I d 1~ got e ens I ve e P rom homer, and Luis Rivas drove !!~•.- · ~ !! '.~ Jermuine Dye and Terrence .... ...,.... •• .. • 11 ... Long, who mude fine<:atches in the go-ahead runs In the Ctnl!ll deep in the outt1eld with two seventh Inning u.~ Minnesota MlrmftQif. ~ 4~ ~ runners on in the ninth. rullied ut Jucobs Field. c~~ 4! II :._. " "Piece of cake,'' Oakland One day after throwinj a c M 41 II •.u It\ illn.H 0111 • · tt~ manager An Howe cmcked. ball ut Danys Suez in retalia· Dtlrott "~ ""' ·.m tO Eric Chuvez sn~ped a tion for getting hit by a pitch, w"""'• ... _ Hunter used his bat to get ~ ,.,. (). ' 2 1 cm"Cer-worst .or· s ump back ut the lndiuns. Eddie fg with two hits. und Long Gu·-'ad·0 got his AL-Jending QlllitnQ 110 •o ·~*~ 4 ended 1111 O·for-18 skid. The wu r """ •o t• ••1 I"' A's pulled buck into a tie with 31st save as the Twins posted . ..... Ttl~'\•• Anuheim for second pluce in their 28th come-from-behind · &QOIQI\4, ~Ill\'~ . '" t' win and swept the two·gltme N.Y,'l\nktM~. Dtlti>lll · I AL lle vvest - our games !llln~MW' C'-~ e .· behind Scuttle - bv wmninR series. K«Mit et~ij e~~r Whllt 10!. ~ for the nlnth time in 12 tries. Milton Bmdley hit u grt~nd =::.·'IM~fr' Just as Tim Hudson did in qjum for Cleveland. · • Qllkltlllt a, ~1111 o 2000 und · Mark Mulder in ~"a.2001. Zito is taking his tum YANKEK~ 6, TIGERS 5 ~-:~~~~~~~m, this summer us the u~e Shune Spencer hit u ao.tQn~Yl!l~Mt, ?:Qip."" umong Oakland's Big Three tiebreaklng RBI double In the "~:.\~~~ sUU1ers. eighth Inning at Ynnkee (AMI\QIOI>a),e:Oip,m, By beating the Angels one Stadium to lift New York ltltltt1tMWtm 10:01p."" over Detroit. '!Uti 11 Ql~ltM 10:00 p.m. • :M lR M .,_ AL ·* ---'~---- • ..,. :# t:l:m - Lance Armstrong testy about the French press · MONOU:~. flr11n~'\l (AP) - l.IU11..'\> · m\l\11<1. · rellltlonship with th\1 Armst~·~ nr~t IW\1 ~lctt\fillo.~ h\ the French press Is muc~ better ~~"11 b\lt~. Tu111 \)1\)1\lpled .lll'etwh twws~ll\11 IIIII· b~t some ot' hls te~tlne~~ rem<1l11s. . Qle>s l11sl1111<1tln& 1~<11 ~is fX'If(ll'l\11\tWe fhe> three-th1~e chtlt\1)11\11\ ~twe hi~ t'il~l wM l1rt\j'<laslst\l\l, AtmWill~ ht1s tw~et' full new~ wutere11ct~ ~hwe th11 ~lurt 111' fllll\1\\u ilm)lle>slthis year's Tour de Frunc\1 1111 Thmsdll)', As " result. At·mstro~ Wtl~ 1\\~ty 111111 He ~~~djust won the t ~~~ st~e. the ope11· mistrllstfut tow11rd .flretwtl· JII\U'IIlllists, mg m''""'""' lejl. 11l1d tuli.1111 tlw yelf(lw ~o11wllnw~ 1\"nllljl\IU\~ th~>m 111 t\\lws jers~;~y vf tho pv~;~mllleu\ll'f. ~'vnt'ereiW\1~ 1\'f whul lw suw ~~~ lh\'lr Midw11y thm11g,h the cont'erenc~;~, bl11s. Armstrong ulert\ld u Fr\liiCh joum11Ust Afler Armmoo~·s t~ird stnli!lht win. thut his cass\111\l pluy~;~r had sii'Pt~\1 frlltW,h ~pru:ls dllil~ Vllquit"', whil'~ hlllf recvrlliug. beenlltW vf th~;~ l\1\\~t sKI'flliCllt """'"' his "Do you want me to turn ·it ov\lr 1\\f ~Kpllllt~, ~~~ldlh\l rider sh1'111d 11\l t(llljlN' you'/" he )oked. th011: "I've i)Ot ~our be tar~\1100 ~~~ suspkloo. us th~;~re wus 1111 b(ICK, Don I wrilll 1\~)'lhhl~ ~a IIWOf- ~' to S\11\PQ!'I h. row. ' Shwlllhen. Arm~lrol\jl 1\u~ ~AA\ln r\11}"Are you one ot' tHe~e tlberul jmtflllll· 11lurty Ill l.'lll)ltiflll, lit~ ul~l\ onen SJ111U~s lsts In Frunct~ who's 11oin~ to Wflt\l ~orne· in Fi'tli1Qh til TV.jl\llflllllists t11'111r 'li'llr thin~ bad t\ltnonow'1 I c11n silO It now." stajes, "Jus! 1\illdln~." hll cotwhtd\1\1, Ne~llrlhel\lss, he f\IITI<IlM 1111 his ~lltll'(t, The tvne wus liilhlhl.'lltl\1\1. bill lh\l uno [\lfills Fr~;~noh 11\lWSPI\p\li'S 1(1 s~ whlll episode r11t1ected 11 lonil-stundlnilunllllso lhll)' Sl\Y 11buul him und lllher rldllrs. between the Americ11n and the flrenQh "1 cun und\lrMund mm11 1w t\lss," LA Arm~tron~\ . =::= "; . 81:r,q ~m~.~~~~~ sllilt wh\111 Ml<~l it' hi~ 111·~;~11d1 Wlls ~¥.\\l em>.~~l\ 111 r\1\1\l 1~ fll·~twtl Ill·~"· "I."'"" ~~~ w~~~ llwi\' ~ " r~t ~Ill~\ . ~""~\\lh\11'\1 ~ II (1\:jj, 11\:jj, 11\:jj. "lM I 1\1<111~ \1\~J. Willll"tll~ 11\\U, . ~I'll (j\l\lfllahsl~i Wl\111\tl\ 'I till~~ \\~1\11.." 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The 1\l~lll\ w~ e111~1\l\l In II'~' II\ ex.tend tlh 11111~ In flrl\1~ ·~ tlr\111lh~ ~ll\fl\1 l)·" m l. l\1\1\111\11'#1\11 II\ the rli\I\H\11 ~ lleute, wllll'h ~llll~ whh 1111 ~x.wpll\\111111 ditl11?\lh !.'lill\h, Steelen sip Antwaan Randl El for four PIT'fS.R..UR.OH tAP) Second-round . dr11fl . piQk Antwuan Rundle El, th~ l'arm¢r lndlunft quarterbaok who i~ bt~lll¥ Qotwerted hllll a wide recel ver. hft~ rNtQhe>d ~(lntraQt terms with lhe PHI~Pitf!lh Steeler~. · Rnndl¢ g1 ftJiree(l to a $2.211 mlllicm. l'oul'year deal thllt Include~ " $9)0,000 !IIJninll bonu~. · · The Steeler~ nt~u renched I erm~ with ·seventh·round pick llrelt l<ei~Ql, a JRO, puund defensIve end from ftrlllh"m Youtill· - with "Mllh\ll~l- rilliiWtl ~!\ 11\llk• RundiQ at I~ the only 1\1~ 1\w I~MI!M. Ol~l~lon I pl"yer to tm~~ fur mor11 th11n MillO )'lli'\18 1111\1 . ttMOWNS HlON t.ft ANnRt\ run t'or more th1111 l,llOO llM'lll lH\RBA (AP) - The )'111<1~. . . The St~~ter~ huvi'll\nly lwo Clll~illllnd lii~\WO~ ~ltJned un~IMncd pick~ : flr~l ·round~r fltih-rmmct dmn J'IQ~ Andrl\ Kilnilull Simmon~. tht~ formi.lr OuviR on ~'hur~duy to u lhr1lll, Auburt1 offen~lve llnetnftn, )'\ll\1' cl\'llll. und 1\tllh!iQk Verron ~h1yne~. flln"tWIIII lilrm~ Will'\l not r\li\11\Rild , 11 flfth·roundilr frllm Oi'lor~l". 011vt~. 11 (\-fnnt · l, ;l4 ~ · l.ln~bllcki'lr l.nrry Foote of MI~ hill"" r~u~ht.1d t11rm ~ pmmcl lhtl'huckllr, wa~ tlllii.ln W\ldn\lsd"Y· floot\'l t\'ld Nn. 1~1 cw\lrull, nut. ul' nlvlRion I plll)'\'lfR 111~1 ~\\1\MOO fllorldu. H\1 WM 11 t1m1il~t hl~t Patriots give media a taste of training camp life •V-e Ram Air • Power Wlndowt •PoworLocko . • Koyluo Entry flOXIlORO. MusR. (APl · ~ Oppressive hout. Oume flhm , llulled musclos und compiltlllun fur plnylnll time, Putrlols vetoruns don't report fur unuth~r week. ·1M New Enj!lund ~ouch Bill Bellchlck )!liVe t'ilpurlilrs u mre peek nt the Inner wurkin11s nf lh~ Super llowl champions Thursduy whh il sumplil 111m session followed by a medln luu~h fuot· ball uume, It' J'umb11il Jenms wore mud" up mo:~tly of' offen~l ve linemen thl~ I~ whnl nlng cnmp would look $f ' • CruiH Control • CD lyetom oV.. POWII • Autom1tlo • Air Cond. •CD lytllm •V,.Power • Automllla : • Air Conditioning • Locklng Dlfleronllll •ChromePkg. •TIK. Crut.. .. INIYIOUT . Iuick @J Wt •II godll M . • ' Tailll·771o Ripley FAIRPLAIN interohangt (exit 132) T~m North on Rt. 21, Ollltrthlp It 3 mllta on ''" •• • I • - I'-M'~"'~ '\II~~~~ \\!\It- Ill ,lift\\~ llllilfftl! ~·~ Ill \I'M! \ \ ••' �Friday, July 11, 2002 lltl Plymoulh Llltl, 188& Ford F· I&O 4x4 Looltl l lkt Elgl4 ,-.~, .. &00. 304~75-497& 2.0. a I!JIId, All!1l Good. A/C, .14&0. 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ChtYy SIIYtrodo ~~~ High& Dry ninpl. illarer, • •c.llt nt Interior, 1M Sulek AIWn, lDBded . new tune up, runt great, Ctllolltl 5:00pm. 17~ )387· t4,000 mty lradl !of camp· 04113 Tree Service 111117 C}valitl LS Convartt· 11194 Ford Alroolor mini van, t>lo, Aod wllh Black Top. 94,000 mlltt, 13,&00, !21< mlloo, 4CI'I .. lluto, Air. 1740)247·1100. · 15785. 17~)2oi5-15oetl. 81 lauzu, LS, 4WO, High 1917 Hyun~al Acct nl, Mll ta~t. loadt~ . 1900. e2.000 mllao Qooo Shape !:17,:: 40:!!)~::,'7:.. 9·:.:27.::; 05::.__ __ an~ Aunt Grwal. 12500. ::(7~)245·& 1e8 82 Dodge Rom 2&0 conv. van, V·5, thorl -~ bitt, 1997 Oidt 88, txcelltnl $1,500, tvanlngt (740)742· oondlllol\, 45,000 miiH, 4 131 8 dr., SUOO, 1740)1182-2&29 =;;.___.._____ • • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucktt Truck Self·Storage ... (740)8112·21143 Sunset Home Construction JONES' Bryan Reeves New Homes , Room AddiHons, Garages , Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall &More 33795HU.nJ RJ. Pomtl'fiJ, Ohio FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742-3411 740-992-5232 nu.-. DEPDYS AD PAitl 27ee All Makes Traclor & Equipmenl Parts !eave lf'IIIUQI or hone 87 ChiY)' Altm Convera!on AWD Van. Marl< Ill. TV. VP. CD, Gorago Kept. Eocolltnl 111117 SolUm, 4 door, lllpd Condition, 82K. 111 ,000. with Air, 13&00. ·1740)319· 740 445·343 1 =,-':'----- OPEn HOUSE SUilDfiY llUGUST 21 2:00 Pllll 0 4:00 Pill FREE ESTIMAFES SUU 01 I.AitiiOISW SINCE 1964 Dean Hill New&Ued Factory Au1horized Case-IH Purts · Dealers TIID. 75 South Church St. Ripley, WV 25271 1000 Sr. Rr. 7 S01111t Coolville, OH45723 740-667-0363 • WAHI-IAIUCTIIC UIU. ••••u •••1au Ul'laoao 1-800-822-0417 "W.Y's #I Chevy. Pon tiac. Buick. Olds ~~~~~~~ 7~tee ~ S·IZU(,aa4>C41 ~s.-u-~ ~ Iff:... [il t"t We Ca re For Yuur Trees ~ Iff:... e. .. u"·'Yoct, ~~· [l[t'l1 fl..a., IJ1 11 ' Scott I~ Swain Gallipvlis, Ohio • (740) 446-2()'15 /SA Certified Arborist • 66·4 EE tllvr-A\V».,. ~ New 11omes & Remodel ing . 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' lookt & rune good 11000. OBO 740·258·1240. loot Chonoo lprtng loY· r--~~!"!"'-'""1 , - - - - - - - - . . 1991 Ohov. Caprtoo Clu- ~~~ rw~ollng on~ ro· alo, • door, eltdan, nctDii'lt r,•lrl, rooting, chain llnk ..,.,outlom- dooko, ltnott, lnauranot rtpllre. Chllk our prlot befar•. condlllon. (740)448-:1082 1993' FtJrd rtmpo, auto, aall 1740)~2' 8781 1oava n1.,. aoge -~ call aftor Bpm. ~""~· FrH Eollmotoo Meplewo · od Like Rr.I'RIGEIIA~ July 4-6-6 Spacea Available . r :~ It 1 flfft mARRET 7 ~ 1 I t1188 F·3SO welding rig , Un· Aooldonlial or oommtiOIII coin ,Wtl<!or. 18300. 304·. wiring now oorvlco 01 ro878-•978 ·palro. Matlor lioon~ oltc1984 Ford Pickup, F· lrldan. Ridenour Elootrloal, 2110HD, &uporCab, 4X4, WV000308, 304~75- 1785. 41!0, 4epd, Dual Tanko, Towing Paokagol l O O K . - - - - - - mllot, Aluminum Amo, Cap wllh Roof Aocko, Original OWner, 12800 O'BO. (140)3711-9485 1988 GMC Z71, LO'Idod; Towing Plolllgt. Good 740•949•2734 Are you stressed? 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Outttra, ~Q Free Eallmatell (740) 1112· 11811 Affordable Prlou Ponierty Elgin CtnnECTIOO, llC SfllliT COASTRDaiOR 81RG02171 fverv Thul'lde!l & Sllldly 110111 Open tlD flrtylllt11ltlrt Patloa, Parking/play Areaa, Sidewalks, Floora 21 Yllrt lxptrltnot Pragrelllue top IIIII "'" l!ltllltlttt 11'11) Progressive ilD Tbui'IIID!II Coverllll on ~ndlys .BISSEll Speclill J&S fUCTRIC li num1111G Jlf'l Ru•rk e ton lleotrto, ,.luml»>ne. end amatt Home $136.00 740.742-7037 Melntenenoe JOIN (340 773-1141 I 11Ra1 BUILDERS IDC. Ne)" Homea • Vinyl Sid ina • New Oaraaea • Replacement Window• • Roofina · COMMERCIAL lnd RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740·892·7589 lnorNN Lower your Look & Fullletttr CALL: J•nle Howell .. I!QUIN112 un a.I/GN PRIMI 12 u, D. .IQN YOUTH NATURI! Will "" LAYIR : 1RIVIR RUN PRO,BIIONAL DOQ RJOD• I I I I I OI'I'I~OOODTHfiU- UMIT I IADII'IIICUITOIII~ WITH T i l l = OHI COUI'ON 1'1~ IIOUIIHOI.O I I I •••••••-~••• •• ••• • •••-A \ ~ �Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel www.mydallyMntlnet.com ALLEYOOP • Friday, July 111, 2002 NIA Oroaaword Pu .. le IIUDOI PHILLIP ALOEI\ TEMPO . MONEY Getting ready for the Meigs County Fair, Cl Computer changes astonish retired expert. D1 11ttota W••t At J, • l'aat 6AKQ.I Ul ' f J I 'f l4 'fK U tl · .. lOi l i tUI , .QI SPORTS Keep on rollin~ B1 •tmes·· ... 8a~tllt •• •1.25 tAK1.118,1 1 •"n Ve;al'r Sf'utn V\llf1tfll,blt S~tlll~ ~.,, It }'u l WN! N\'!"t'- lt hu 3• 5f }'&U Wtt't l'f I'Ul t:•ll l . t'P• · 1... 1 Deaths Openii\IIIM\1 •• Nora E. Searls, 92 Evelyn Maxine Paxton~.,81 Hildean E. Chapman 12 Charles Eu11ene Reed~,~2 James L. WOoldridge 1v, 23 · No trump L-.-l.....J FRANK & EARNEST r .,; • 4 .. IF ~ tMt> ALL. Ttfe MONeY )' ' •' viOili-P, ~·1> PAY OFF MY l>eiTS ... IN / AS FAll ~~ IT yiOtJLl> 60. ~~ 1ft 1 1 ~~ i ~ II . THF. RORN ,..~\Gf\ ,/A,'{()(>,.'{ J.O~F.R I'" ~ LIKE. Wfllo..T, f\~ BU.r--1 f>..N EN\X..e.~ SO:.It-5 Cf\IEf? Of 1\(f\E.S.I-ND P"-lt-IS! 1 Tl<\t: 0/>.Jv\P WEA.Tf\ER IS ~ CNJ51 NC.I\U.. B M.'( ..(liNTS • 10 ! ' "-ND Tr\E P,.._IN 1 i 1." If only lhut wore lruc . Muybc WiiS11n forgot lhut we u\1 for· get things. Ycslcrday. we loukcd ul cue-bidding un Dj1poncnl's suil 10 lry to ycl into three ntHhttnp if purlncr could suprly u stop· per or lwu 111 Ihut SUI I. Moving on •• whul dues the cuc·bidder' s ' part ncr dn if he docsn' l have 11 stop· ,~,r? Smncthin~: inlcl· l igcnt! In chis deal, once his purlnor showed . ,some seven pI uycng- . CELEBRITY CIPHER tricks wilh u dcccnl · by Lull Campo• six-card ur longer Colobrity Clphor O"'!!logromo aro Oltllacl ,_ quolaUona by famoul f*lflil, Pllllnd pronm. 110~ 10n111n tha alphorllal)da foranolhor. diutnmtd suil. Nurlh TO<My'• clue.· V equtll a cue -hid three spades · lo try co gel inlu three no-lrucnp. Without u AMMXO.I • T' H 0 IOHOC spudc stopper, Smtih wuhJn'l bid thul. But DZCMIPZ w XOKZMAO with only u singleton sputlc und unticiput· P'TDZMID ITIITIP OMUQMIO ing. Nul'lh's values P'WO AMMXTIP VWIIXI" also bcin~ outside spades, he Jumped lo Y I I K PWCAWII five diu munds. West leads lhe PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Great mullo II u much ICOUI lt1\ spade four. Eusl wins IPIOt bttwMn tht nOitt II nII ICOut thl notlt lhlmlliVII, -Sting with the 10 1.\nd tries lo cash lhc nee. After rul'l'ing und drawing THAT DAILT L.:.t .-. ~UULU lrumps, how should South continue? Declarer has 1·0 top Q R.arra"l' ltt!tra af tke K~ambltd worda bt• cricks : un~ henri, low fcur rc form four 1lrnpl• wcrdt. seven diurnonds and two clubs. So,,eilher n 0 AT ESy sc con d · hcarl trick 1--rr-;.r,.;...;.....;..;...,..--1 2 (presurnubl)' vin u I successful f1nessc) or ~=====~....J u third club trick Cv 0 E R wo uId sec Sou I h . rr..,.;...;';..;..,;;.-;..--1 - HI, LADY, ' I'M F~l'\ N.F.T ~ ~r' YARDCARE! WANT I'Ol!R . I.AIJN MOWED? I I 1I I I I . hop:~~ t. PEANUTS .. AND A LITTLE MUSTARD. PLEASE .. THANK YOU ... l Tf.IINK I-lAVE TI-lE '' Pl.Oli6HMAN'S LUNCH'' A I-IUNK OF BREAD. A SLAB OF C\.lEE5E, A PICKLED ONION, A TOMATO ~D A LETTUCE LEAF ... 50 Wl-lA'T" DO I 6~T? A 1-lOT DO&! · dec I ur c r 1 4 ~.--..~.l_.l..,.~l_ . -~.I._~ I. 0 r, T E B ,:..', should maximize hi s chances fur chrec club "You don't get work tricks. The cdrp:cl 1-"TITB-n,~..;._T--l_ You're Just lazy I" play is to cross to · . . . plalned to anolher. lne11, .• · k' ... smiled the goof off, " 11 just uummy s mg. rc.turn _ tln.g your re1t before you • • • • • Ill the liCe, und if I he T ARI T E f" queen hasn' 1 up· 18 0 Complort rho chuckle Quolld peured, lend low to· . . . . . bv filling In tho minln9 wordt ward the jack. As you vou dovoloo from IIIP No. 3 bolow.. can see. this works beautifully on lhc UC • . r:i~JRrY~BSE~~~RES 2 ,~ luul layoul. And if Eu"t started wilh queen· fourth of clubs, lhe hearl finesse still IC:IIAM·LITI ANIWIRI waits in lhe wings, Unsold· Craze • Plaid· Rotato • TOASTER 'Over the laat aeveral yeara our economy has gotten NEWSPAPERS very weird.' one fellow aeld.' My bank hal fallea long before my new TOASTER hill.' eo- All ""' 1 1 I I'. I I I I I' e 1 I' r I. Saturday, July 20. 21~)2 Ynur finundul flU~ition cun be gl'e"tly Ktrenltthcned in the year ui,Jc;uL fl owevcr. nf ~·quul '" Jtcri.Htpf\ even J!rC4tcr. llllpUI'riiii~C ll'i that l'iCVCI'III of , )'(lUI' 11\lllllHI!'Cs:ful Llc~<oircli Cj.ll1 •llsu he gratified. CANCER !June 21-July 22) .. Ullli1.c Y'"" •pcdul Hklll• tmJiay , hcl.'uusc yllu ure cnrer. i11~ a very prucJuctive cy~le where yuur knm"'~ lww und ab1 lilic• can be u•ed to rent• o houmiful harvc•l. Don't ~co couch pulatu. Trying co J>olch up a hrokcn romance? The AHiru·Graph M:ucltmoker can hclt> yo~ uudcrocond what 10 du lo mul--e: lhc rclutiunship work . Mail $2 .7' to Malch· ruakcr. 'c/o tlti• ncwJpoper. 1'.0. llo• 167, Wickliffe, Oil 44ll'l2. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) .. Dun'l be di~uura~,ttd iflltlng• haven't hccn going tuu well tor ycJU in the romance de· fWrlntcnt, because •larling In· day. lhing~ are looking up. Cupid i• •harl'f.'ning hi• arroww jUIIl for yuu , VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. l2) .. Uc~inning tuday, thing• •hould ''"" brightening up "round the huusc ttenaininx tu tho•• chin~ • yuu'tllikc cow;. quire, S111iwthln~ will occur In hrln11 lltc•c comlitloru ubout l..IIJIIA (Sept. 2~·0ct. 2'3) • • Y11u ure 11nc uf lhe tnttl'e likely 1i11n• 1" he PIIIIUinr, b111 tuduy il will lake 1111 un even more pmnuunced, . upward Jwlns. Tl11>8e wilh whom yvu're Involved will find you >nuJI uppeullnj. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. It'll be "l>nUrtl" rhuc brlni uoou 1w:h Jood n. nunclul pro1peciJ fpr che nul couple of d~yJ , U1e lhcm w tWqulrc lhe mony lillie lhinlll you' vc denied youraelf in 1hc pail. · · · . SAO ITT ARIUS (Nov. 23· 22} •• rour Dec. 21} .. If you've been 411· ling on n promi~in¥ Idea for Hmne lime. tlarl dumll ~orne· chinJ abQutli coday. You bu•e the ability 10 make thl'l'' happen atlhl• time ~you 11 ve il ll!!tne lhOtJjhl. CAI'RICOKN (0"", 22-Jan, I~} .. Pur. the nexl lwo doyt old debit ur oblljollont can be cleared up very nicely, whecher lhey ore your deb!l or lhute of anlllher. You'll feel beller onH the1e are wken cure of. . AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO·fcb. l~l .. Happy change• are In • the .pfnng, eApeclully cot1cern· In~ your HilCiul offnlri or"'"'' elution•. De~ln mnklnJ un cf· furl now lo link up wllh JlfflltpH you enjoy ~ PISCI!S (f/eb. ZO· March 20) •• SmncchinJ you've ul· way• warned 10 do or hove cun becmne a reality of lhli lime. Thl• I• becuu•e u favor· ubhr. chuttJC '' tuklnJI pl~~~:e 1hu1 will hell' you enhance yuur ~~~:cnmpl•hmenll. ARIBS (Murch ZI ·Aprll 19) .. WIIUI you know may be· come even more •IJIIIflcunt loday than In lhe po•t. The benefit• con be derived In •~· 111:1 ·tax ·breaks Weather . High: 90s, Low: 70s Dmlla, A2 One-car crash kills area man STAFF REI'OAT CAGE\ - A l)llO· vehlclo ncddcnl em·ly Sutm\luy on Ohio Rm11e 141 ldllcc.l u Pnu·lut·ureu 1111111. the Oullln· Meigs Pos1 of lhe Stute Hlyhwuy Pnti'Oireportec.l. Jumes 1.. Wooklt·ldl!il IV. 2.1. wus pmnounced trend ul the · s~ent of the J : l~ u.m. . ucddcnl hy Dr. IJnnlcl H. Whltcloy . . Onllln County CIH'Onill', Tc·norers snld Wou{(h'ldi!C wns westlwund, just wesl of Oujle. 111 111.1unsti 'e speed for ~·u1tdhinn~ when 1he Chevrnlet .Biu~er he drove wenl niT the len side of rho 1~1ud In u rl!lht curve. · The Blnze1· come buck on • the rond nnc.l overturned rollin!! nil' the .right sltle of the mud. The victfm wuN pnr· tinily eJected lind lrllilPIIl by lhe vcliklc. tl'llopers suit!. Gulliu County EMS, . Rio Ornnde Volumeer Fire , Department and the Oulllu Cou111y Sheriff's Office nsslsted 01 the scene. The vic· tim wns relctiHed 10 McCoy· Mont·e flunerul Home In Vlmun f'nr nrrnngements. . Troopers snld lhe crush, which remulns under lnvestl· (llltlon, IN lhc fmtrlh lrrtl'flc fntnlity of lhe yeur In Oulllu · Cm1n1y, und lhe ninlh for 2002 In the pOii'H COVCnli!C nren . The1·e were I 0 fmul crushes wllh II killed ln2001 In lhc two counties covered by' 1he posl. Steve Betz of Thurman took the opportunity to try out 1111 rod nnd roo I Ill tho flahlnA pond at Bob Evene Farm at Rio Gronda just prior to twllltlht Thuradny. Batz, ownor of lndlon Crook Golf Ren1e between Rio Grendo nnd Centerville, Ia normally aeon with nn Iron or wood, but aeld hrw11 IOtllnl In aoma prnctloo tlmo with tho rod In prepnrntlon lor tha reel thlna. The chance for llahlna rem&lna 1100d 111 1unny 9kloe nnd t1lgns In th!l 90s !!rll foreoaet for the area Sunday !lnd Monday. (Kevin Kolly) Ambrose Bierce to.be memorialized in MeigS IV liliAN J, RIID URCEOOMYOAILYS!NTINEL.COM EAST MEIOS A mnntlutory meelinl! i>f girls Interested in pluyin11 voney· bull ul Eus1ern Hi11h Schcml huN been se1 l'or ThurKduy ut 7 p.m. ut 1he high Hchool. Index Mason Players to report • ltctiOIII - 12 ,.... Celebrations Classifieds · Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather ' C2·4 02-7 Insert Cl A4 A6 A2 B1·8 A2 CJ 2002 Ofllo VIII'!' Publlthl"' Co. n:~m'tled Mt!li!K County IlK blrthplu~" thcrll. too. Controversy over birthplace . considered oVer POMEROY ....:. Ancr quos· tlons ubout his blrlhplocc ~purked 11 controversy, Ambro~li Bierce will be remembered by the Ohio Blccntcnnlul Cmnmtsslon with u hiNiorlcnl murker, ul\er ull - In his sclf·proclulmed hlrlhplucc of Mclas County. Mel us · County nus ulwuyK clulnHI.,d Bierce, u prollflc sutlrlst\ and Journui/Nl best known for hb Hhort KlllrleN oboul rho Civil Wur und biN Hutlrlclul "Devll's Dictionary," which he stllrled In hiM Sun FrunciNco WoHp. ncwspupcr column of the Nnme nome. But ul'tcr the Ohio Blcontennllil Comtnl88lon unnounccd pions ttl honor Biel'l:e umonu 25 other writ· erH native 10 Ohio, loeol hiK· torlnn Morguret Porker volcec.l her suspicion lhill Bierce woK nnt born here, oftcr all. Luter u friend of Mark Twoln and 1ou11h critic ot' I' I' I MajOIIIJbj~lll • • Dlt•ll1, AI . '"'! BJG NATE \ · Rt~bcrl Wilson, 11 U.S. designer· unc.l thcutcr · director, cluimctl, "Once something becomes · discernible, or under· slundab lc. we no longer need Hl rcpeul Leaders seek change.in power plant · Ambrole lllroe OM~ur WllcJc, Blcn:e wuK horn In 1842, bm no locul rccot'dM KUpport Ihe IJicrce l'umlly'N llvlnuln Mcl11s Cuunly. lnNteutl, Purkct· hus con· tended, he wuK more likely born In PnrlllllC Coun1y, whore records show hiM . l'ulhcr. Mun:uN Bierce, ownell lund In the early 1840s. However, u Wo8hln!!tOn, D.C.·urcu rcMeurcher huH l'ound records In lhe Civil Wur pension urchlvcN In which Bierce, who HCrveu In Compuny C, 9th lndlonu lnfuntry, cluhn~d Mcii!N COunty llfl his blrthplucc. Luter, ·Bierce's cnllstmem papers were found, und revealed thut, 111 19, he The Blen:c murktlr will btl t'und d lly th~ ()remer Clnolnnntl Foundutton, tlnd ~hould be In pltleu sometime nox1 )'lltU', 1'h~ lwutlon or the tl1m'ker within Meigs County huN not been dccldcd, btU · Bushun, In Chester Township. Is tho ~ommunlty neurcst Blen:e's blrthplu.:1.1 of HtlrNe Cuve. A world truveler, Bierce ll vlld ntll 1111ly In lhc Sun l1runclsco Buy urcu' bul In En11iund, bel\.ll'c . leuvlnl! for Mexico ttl join the t-evolu· tlonury l'un:e~ leu by Puncho Vlllu. "I'm on 111)' wuy belcuuNC I like the I!Uillc," he wid u Now · Orlouns, Lu. Newspaper 1\l)lOriUl', 111 November 1\113, he wmlc u niece, "I don't know whore I ~hull bel next ... I!UCKK It lloeNn'l mutter n1u~h . At.llos." Did lllerce dlo In bunle, tlld he die uJ' lltleumunlu, or wuH he NhOI ~y u Vlllu nrlng 5(fUUd belcuuse he drunk too much le41U llu '/ . 11 1\12'.1, biOMrtlf'her Curtly McWllllumH quoted Edwurd S. O ' ~cllly, U MOldier of for· tunc. uN Huylna Bierce wuK kllltd by hx:ur Koldl~rs und burled neur Slerru Mlljuilu. cou BY DAN HIIIMU DHERMENMYDAILYREGIITER.COM POINT PLEASANT - Muon County Is among 22 countlc• re~.:enl· ly recognized by lhc We•t Vlralnlu Board of Education; l'or out1111ndlng performance on the 2002 Slanford Achievement Test, Ninth Edition (SAT·9), · School systems recognized Include: Bruton, Brooke, Cluy, Doddrldp, Oil mer, Oront, Huncock, fils Hardy, Murton, MurNhull, Muson, Mingo, Mononaollu, Monroe, Ohio, . Pleuunls, Putnum, Tyler, Upsher, Wetzel, Wlrt and Wyomlna, Theu counties registered the high· en grode-lcvel meun percentile · 100re8 In lhe core urcu• of rendln;, malhematlcs, lonauuac. IICicncc and KK:IaltK:Ience. "This It o meo1ure 10 show our •ueceu," •aid Mu•on County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Lul'l')' BY KIVIN KIUY KK[LLVIl>M¥1lAil'liRIIiUNt.COM . ClAl.l.IJ.lOLIS -. A Oulllu County ollklul has made known to the stutc his belief thtll IUJt exemptions for power plum Improvements should be chllttl!cd 10 "help us hold our hem! ubuve wuter." County Auditor Lutry M:' Bell ~poh before the Huuse l.lneri!Y Ptlllcy Review C'ummlllec cn Columbus lust week durlnl! u public heurlnl!, usklng fur u 11:vlcw of the c!lemptlon process und luws. While pnwcr (oll\punle~ should be UiltlWed 10 I'CCover ~Osls fro111 ImproVe· nhlllls, 13ett suld I lie mldltlonul vuluc they P,ruvldc should be released to couniles ileullnl! with lil!hl bud!!ets. · "I believe lhe lows ne~d to be revised lo he fulr to ewrynne," Bett. suld . Ohlu l.lnvlronmentul Prot,ectlon At~ency exempts luxes on ulr und water qut1llty Improvements to power. plunts. seen In recent yeurs mthe Gen. Jumes M. Ouvln Power Plunt, und under wuy ut Ihe nenrhy Ky~er Creek PlutH.' wftkh I~ lnstulllnl! selecllve cutulytk reduction (SC'Rl tllchttlllot!)' to reduce t\ltrogcn oxide cnntcnl from etnls~ions. Sud1 cxcmptluns urc renewed unnuully. Eletz suld , . "In my opinion. tho el'.elflptlon ~huuld bel ulluw11r.l fur u p11rlod of time to allow the power tompcmy wrecover the ~ogl of the lmprovemenl, but thtW ullow it ltl be MHIIOWI pluced on 111~ ~~~~ duP.ti~me Ho the count~ H~hools, 1/brury, heitllh depUI'tnlcllt, t.:Ollll" "In my opiniOn 1y I!Ovemment, wwnshlps und other the exem~lon' polltl~ul MU~dlvlslors to receive the nor· · ho ld mul shure oltuxcs,' Bctt told lcglslutors. s110 edu fo "The tux buse lius remulncd preuy a w ra much the ~ume with the orlt~lnul aeneru· period of time · tlon units vulued und tnxerf," he udded. to allow "ihen With d~ret~uhulon In ~!'fe~l. we ure the power loslill!lllorc uf our tux busc; company to Dl:rcl!ulutlun concerns locul ol1'1cluls recover the du~ to dc~lhtlng tux vnlue. 1'he full . lmputl Is not expected to be felt u11lli . cost of the 2ooti. lmrrovement, The ~ncr11y Polley Revlt.1w Commluee bU then allow . Is 1111e of cij!ht puntifs ~rcutcd ut the dlrec· It to be placed lion uf HuuNc Spcukcr Lurry on the tax llou~eholtlcr with un eye tuwurd review· duplicate ao . In~ 1~.1ut:~ crl1i ~u l 1o Ohluu11~. dcuumln· the county lng II Ktule luwN urc athltjuutc to meet needs llllU lO dru(l propo.ltt N rur the neX( school&, lcgiNhlllvc smlun. Nuitl Stute Rep. John library, heaHh A. Curcy. . dep.artment, "l.lnerl!r, 18 nne ol the muln ~otH.:ernN county fur Ohio,· 1he WeiiHWn Republl~un HUid. government "With chnngeN In the · envlrontlltilliUI townships and lttWN, we wunt to en8ure progrun1s we other r.fcl~lcal liuve In we huve In plu~e ure up to dule. · "We wunt 111 Hce ff ~rcdh8 we've given eubdiv elona to ln the pu~t to power ~ompunleM ure rete· receive the vunlto OhlounM," udded Cdrcy, who's HOI . normal share servlna on 1he cner11y p111i~y t:omtnluee of taxes." I'IHH 1H ha. AI · l.lrry 1111 with top SAT·9 scores Pumms. "We' re tukln~ II Merlous and we're rcul proud ol uur ucltlcve· n1cnt1, A 1()1 (II' the credltj,llli!N to tlte lcuchen und tho prlndpuiN und Vunnu Bordm11n, the director of cur· rlcutum und '"hnoluay.'' · The ~tute'~ leud educator "hoed demon8trote~ thut lhe hlgh·quullty ln8tructlon of our teuchlng corpM In the bu~lc 8klll8 can pruduce Uelll• plary re8ult8." · The tolal bo8lc MkiiiM ~coru remulned ~table over the lust yeCII' lit arode level8 3rd. 71h. 8th, 9th. lOth and lith. One point Improvement• Par80n'~ a~HC5smenL "We celebrute the ucudemlc were mudll ln !!tildes four and flve, ochlevcmenl of the ~tudenl8 In lheAe Sixth arudc ba•lc skills scores countle8," sold Stute Superlntcndllnt dropped by one ~rcentlle point. · Dr. David Slewurt. "Thl• • clearly 1'11a1a 1H kiiNI, M pmponion 10 your knowl· edac, upert~_!o_f!d •kill•. TAURUS ·(AJ"IJ 20· MRY. Relay. 1he Meuage. 20) •• Toduy, dmt'l he ofrul~ alcn for JIPnt JPUI~ lhUI you may never have prcvluu•ly U) dared rcaeh for. Allhl• lime. condition• are rip, for you IU Holzer Medical Center it a proud t~pporter of thit yeor't · American Cancer Society Relay for Ufe, • OI!MINJ CMay li·June 20) •• Any P.Prtnmhlpt yuu 0.. velop cooay, ooth ror the pur· PQICJ o( IIJhlhcarlell ""llvl· IICJ or for ~~erlou• oneJ, ure Au1ust I 6 • I 7 ~uour •IJJhl~ hiJh. at the qallipolis City Park. de•tlned for fUcem. It' • a aood day 10 link up wllh t~~rneone and Jhurc the Jood ' For more infot mation, call Bonnit Mcfartand at lt~ek , • 40) 446·1679 '• -~ - MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holter Difference www.holzer.org � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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