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CI£NTRAI. 11lSIWrCII whun Nurth Kh1JW8 11 I'II'NHound tllumond r:;~,.,.~,......,..":'""~~ cunu·ol, South cun ' • ' · ... tukc over with Ulu~k · •• wood. · . ·· · At flm 1llut1cc, tht~ ~0111 ru~t upptinrN W tllllll!ntl upon nne ol' tWO ~ lull rineneN . work IIIII . However, whcncvcr ymt huve loll, I.INU$ Meigs Board fills vacancies· ITZQVNO "~V I' I I I I ill PRINT NUM&ml.l The hue band hid openly 1yed 11 rea l beauty who had 1.1rolled by him out1lde a department etore. The m1n1 wilt nudged him and llld "w.. It worth the ••••••• you're In?' 0 co.,plett '"' chuckle quoltd 111 fllllna In lht mt111n; worat yau develop from ttlp No, 3 below. I li!TUS I' I' I' I* I' I' 1: I ..;W~I~N;l~HC~!~!~SQ~U~A~SC~S;:;~·;::::;· ~·=~·=*·=~· .. I ::;·~· I) ~~~c:~~~~\ LiTfus TO - - 1 III I l I · · · · · · · · ICIIAM·LITI ANIWIII Ntldll • Tlp•y • Sulld . Sl!rowd . SUSPENOE:D On wtekendt my hutband and hll buddlel go lo the local park to play bllkttball. One morning they arrived to ftnd 1 elgn reading.(' ThOu Caught Hanging From .The Rim Will Bl SUSI"ENDEDI" ' . l . you were overlotlkcd, It dl!cNn'tlnvolve yuur llfol U~ , SCOKI'ID (OcL 'l4·1\1uv, 2~ ) ,; Ju"' becttUI~ you're 11n1 ttlruld wtueklo murc Ihun""~ cnueuvur "lduy docN')'I mcnn ynu !Intuit du Ntl. I curlcNN· nqu dnc•n' 1 tnukc up l'ttr lldtilti\UNI, . SAOIT'rAJUOS !Nov, 23· Oau, 21') .. J)o ~~~epliollully curoruljudd)l ubuu1 repeullll» hur1uy lnfurmullon , l'mln» u 81tlry onto o1110r1 lhul you dtm't know rur ~lirtuln '" lruo uould cuue~ou blauouble, CAPIUC RN (Oct. 22·Jun, Ill) •• Pluu 1111 too mueh em· phbl li on lhln»r or II IT!UIIrlul nuture could p uce u rrlend· !hlp In lellphrlly lulll!Y· Con· eelitrotllil "" auch thlna• can c~u•• lllfl!hneu 1!11 your pGrt u well a! ynur pal't, AQUARIUS (hn. 20·Fib, Ill) .. Thul truntp eurd you think you ure holuln~ could b~ In your eOmPflhor • hand tnduy . IF you h~~o 10 ntaotl· u11 un'ylhlna or Importune•, don't undell!ilmult thl per• '"" with whom, you'rt Ifni· ln1. . PI!ICB!I (P•b. 20· M~teh 20) •• Unl111 you 111 ora1n• . lud urly on 1oday, yo~ may lmtlusc pro•Aure un yuunclr end up bchtllllll~lltlnll but cf'fecllvu or ul'rl~lclll. AKIIJ ~ (Murch 21•Aprlll9) •• A~ the IIIOncurlnM ~l»n ur lhc wtlluu, you urc rcudy und wllllnH lu luke rl! kl, but un· fullul\utulyl 1umcllmu they tun he l'tkll •h. Avoid lhll lo· duy by buln11 well (Ontrollcll unil ~ruc l l(u l . TAUIWIJ (A~rll 20-Muy 2ll) •• Wh~n we rulllo do tlur own thlnklnJI. there It ulwuyt Numcnne 11undlnJ1 rl~hl there to do 11 frtl u1. Thl1 muy be ·1he cu•• for yuu loduy, but II 111't likely thullhelr uecl1ion1 wlll.lerva four be!llnlereiiJ, OllMIN (Muy 21 ·June 20) •• Your ouy~olna nature may btln~llfttlliO fOIJIYI artd fur• 1111 th• acllon~ ur 1omeon1 wllh whom you'v• had a rt• e1n1 dltaartlmont, but the tiiUitlun nlld~ a bll more llmd to hnl. Wall until an, utlfer dny, CANCER (June 21·July 22) •• Don't allow boldneu or bru1hnm to luke preceden~e over Y.our. common 1en1e to· day. Should you »•I un lm· pulu to lake ti risk tjthar fl • nnnelally or phytlcal y, IUP· preu It hnmedluitly, . un~ I'OMJ<; ROY 3:04 p.m., Cnlc Slrcct, Mcllndu Justis, trcutcLI, . Lotteries·. OHIO Pick J: 2-6·2 Pick •: 4·4·0·6 M1p Mllllone: 1()..12-29·32· 38 Mtll 1111: 7 lucktyt 5: 3·7·28·30·31 Pick J nl1ht: 2-4-8 Pick 4 nl1ht: 3· 1+ 2 W.VA. Dilly J: 9·4-6 Dilly 4;.,8·2·9·9 Cath 25: 1·S· 11-IN3•24 Index 2 ltldlone - 12 IIIIH Calen4ar Cla111fleds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather A5 83-5 86 A!! A4 A3 A3 81 ·3 Pa t 2002 Onto Volley Publlohlnt eo. QRAND CHAMPIONS- Modeling the aermenta they made or assembled aa pert of their summer 4·H work were these grand champion winners at Tuesday night's style revue. They are, front, from lsft, Amanda Rous11, who made shOrt sets for herself and her beet frlend, -Beverly Maxson: Larry Hoes. Wh itney Thoene. Tina Droke, anCJ Alyssa Holter: and back row, Rachel Elliott, Lindsey Houser holding Matthew Brown, for whom she made an outfit as her project, Sarah Houser, Erin Gerard and Tiffany Hensley. (Charlene Hoelllch photos) Grand, reserve named at annual • BY CHAIILINI HOIPLIOH HOEFLICHifiJMVOAILYSENTtNEL.COM POMEIWY - Grund uml reserve chumpltli1N in 4·11 clothing proJects we~e unnounccd lll TheNduy nlilht s style revue held ut the M'elgN County E~ tcnslon Offlcc. "Juniur Fulr, Then and Now" wuH the theme of the event with ubuut 40 young people model! 1111 the gurn1ent~ they mudc nr usscmbled before u roomful! of punmtN, llrilndpur· cnt~ unl.l frlentlN. Becky l3ucr, MelgM County EixtenNfun ugent, emceed the progrunt. She utlkcd about the vurfouNJ)mjectN und the work Involve hi completing lhem, unu commended the young people on their dcdlcutlon unci follnw·tht'ough , . She unnounced thut AlyHKu Holter hud been nurned UN MeigKCounty'H delegutc to the Sture FuHhlon Board. Out-of-county judgeH Inter· viewed the 4·HerH, evaluutcd their proJcctH, und Helcctcd grund und rc~~ervc chumplonH fn cuch cute11ory, ulong with Heverul honoruble mentions, ReHultH were unnounccd ut the style revue und Included: AcceAHorles for · TeenH : Whitney Thoene, grund cham· pion. hndy uche, und occusionul skin rash untl swollen lymph glands, according In infnrmution l rom the Centers for Diseuse Control." Severe case~ present with heudache, hi ¥h (ever. neck Millness. stupor, dis-.. unenlulion, coma. tremors, convul· sions, muscle weakness. paralysis, und, rarely, deuth. West Nile Virus is not transmitted from person In person. "The CDC report~ that the only co~· cern ri ght nnw in the United Stales ts Pltut IM Wamln .. AJ Hlsh: 80s, Low: 60s D1t1ll1, Al · trol · blu~ (~uo ·bld8) four club~ . Then, 1••:AN tIT!'~ . elsewhere in the stute, untl uur resi· dent' need w he uwure of ureus thut hurhor mosquitos." " Re siLie nt ~ should also muke every ullcmpt to prevent mosquito bite.< when they go out. especially in evening hours, by wearing u mosquito rcpcllcm." Lyons udtlcd. 011 ~c lhc ~irus has been transmitted w u hutmm. it cun cause Illness. lncluuing cncephulitfs, ot"s welllnl! of the l'lruin und us .~ociutctltissues. Mild infections urc rarely fulul, und lheir symptoms include fever. headache. Weather nVICVQI'VLI'VI." • ever possible, in ortler tu help prevent infection. · Bc ~u u sc the Ohio River runs ttlon!J the county's horder, there is still u cluutcc of the virus in the county, Lyons suld. · Tile Wt!st Nile VIrus is trun,1mittcd lhmugh lhc sulivu l!ittnds uf mosqtti· tue·s, unll lrunsmlts us the mo,qUtto druws blond from il s humu11 host und pusses sui ivu, "We huvcn't hull uny cuscs of the virus re~orted in Meigs County." Lyons smd, "but it hus been rcporlcu . Ctltbnly Ol!lfltr OI'/PIOII~t trt ortltld 1111m quottllont by lomout Pf<>plt, potltnd ptttlli\. IIC~ ltlltr In lnt olphir tltndtlor anolntr. T'OI1.tY'I Clut: W IQU•It M "lTV BY BRIAN J. RIID BRtEDifiJMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEIWY - While no lrnces of the West Nile Virus huvc been dcl c~ l · cd in Mci11s County, tl1 er huvc been detected elsewhere In Ohtu. EMS Adminlstrutor Gene Lynns suld Tucsduy residents sl1lluld be vigi · lunt In prcvclltilll! mnsquito infestll· . lion!~ und uv.olllmosquilo biles when- • Davs Doneld Elkins, 23 Dtttll1, A3 CI!LI!BRITY CIPHER • N1ewam1n Lyons: A void mosquitoes, be a~IXlre qf symptoms ~nrev••••n so ~Yr o"'"" n LJ:' ~V 11 Jungrrau, SO Alllnllollter e.g, 31 1'1111 n line - non 11 t? M'"lll 1rt n ,.,,. lllltr 41 IHitrOUnd • Whafs Inside rewe BY CHAIILINI HOII'UCH Valsuk , high sc hool science.. HOEFLICHC>MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Coach~s hired were POMEROY - In prepa· Curson Crow for Middle rution for the opening uf school football : Vicki school un Aug. 27, severctl Chuncey and Murtha Holter leaching und couching posi· for Middle School volleyti•ons were filled by the bull , and Jennifer Hoffman Meigs Local aourd of for Meig s High School VOl· Educulion Tuesduy night. ley ball. · Tony Deem, who has been The resignution of Cathy assistant principal at Meigs Edwards · us · secretary at High School for several · Harrisonville Elementary yeurs, wus hired as elemen· Sehoul was accepted us of tary principal for Pomeroy, July 29 due to other employ' Elementary und Sulisbury. ment. Kathy Lumllert's two· Deem holds bolh .an ele· year cnntract us EM IS coor· mcntury and secondary prin· dinutor was extended to 222 cipul's certlficute and has duys. experience at the elementary- · Durin!! · the meeting, level. suit! Superintendent Panich and Noel Architects Willium Bu~kley. He were hired to provide design repluceH Cindy Johnston. and other !ICrvices related to who resi11ned to accepl ij the construclon of an athlet· princlpul"s job In Trimble. i~: field house at Meigs High Three of Jhe four teachers School a1 u cost of 5 percent laid on·eurller thiR year were of the project. · , rehired by the boord. They . Bourd member.~ 'Were are Michelle Gilllhtn, Nikki given an update on the con· Lumbert and Jennifer struction in Mei gs Locul by Cummins. They will fill Buckley. He inl'ormcd the positions created by the res·. board that the elementary tgnatinns of Michelle .!Chool masonry contractor Frazier, who is moving 10 lias experienced some prob· Virginiu, und Christi Lisle lems relating lo puymenl of and Kri sta Jnhnso.n, bmh of employee benefit s und sup· whom have taken Jobs rn lhe pliers and that there are no Eastern Local ' School masonry workers on the job District. now. There Is another elemen· Wesarn Construction will lary teaching position to be move onto the job aN a sup· filled, Buckley said. plemental contracror at:~d Also hired during· the expects to have a crew there meeting wuM Stacie Rouch, next week, Buckley said. special education teacher at · Hurri.sonvllle, and Ronald PINH Hlloard, AS EYESORE GONE RUIRVI CHAMPIONS - Named reserve cf:'tamplons after modelln& the aermenta they made were front, from left. Andrlonna Pulllnt, Amanda Baker and Heather Brooks: and back, Kelaey Holter, Becky Taylor, Sarah Houser and Gary Heu. Clothes for High ·School and Cui lege: Surah Houser, grand champion: Chrlstinu Miller, reHCrvc chumplon. . · Clothing for Your ., Career: Tiffany lfen8lcy, grand cham· pion. Drcss·Up Outfit: Aly ssa l~olter, arund chumplon: Occky Taylor, reserve champl · nu; Ruchuel Mo1Ti8, honorable mention. It's Time for Clothing II : Rachel Ellion~..grund champi· on; Heather UtX>OkH, reserve .... . chumpton. lt' ~ Time .lor Clotbins Ill : Erin Oerard, !!rand chumpion: Sarah HouHCr, reserve chompi· on. Lounging Clothe8 and Undergurmcnu: Lindsey PIIIH HI Style, AJ A dilapidated old houae 'on , West Main Street ·1n Pomeroy owned by Helen Norrla and vacant for yeare hat been torn down. ·It wee condemned by the vllla&e some time aao. When the house waa razed, It revealed four rutty old cera between thll atructure end the river bank. An on·alte worker ·teld the lot will be cleened off end the junk cera heuled awl)'. The house en the edjecerit lot, alto owned by the Norrie family lind alttln& vacant tor yeera, was not condemned, 11 vllla&e official reported. (Charlene Hoeflich) ------~----------~------. To Lf.w.l MoRE or tn schedule an appointment, call Ol1l of our customer service representatives tnll freeat ~ 82J •.,5.,1· HOLZER I ' ; • ' . .. �• • • State approves record construction spending (or schools Ohio weather Thurad•y, July 25 • INO. COLUMBUS (AP) - The state on Tuesday gnve Ohio's six larg~st urban districts authority to proceed with school construction programs totaling almost $6 billion. The Ohio School · Facilities Commission approved construction plans submitted by Akron, Cincinnati. Cleveland, Columbus. Dayton and Toledo schools. The projects' .total cost. including local spending, is $5.7 billion. l;he districts will build 276 new buildings nod renovate 186 more. · Also Tuesday, the commission approved nn ethics policy called for after questions arose about the way the threemember board awarded contracts. And the commission guve retroactive approval to a conSII'\ICiion contract at Tn-Villnge schools in Durke County in western Ohio. I ~non.~d Iw.v· I , 0 0 o••• ···•• •. Sunny Pt. CloW! Cloudy w.clnesday, July 2._ 2002 8howtn T·teormt Rtln Flllrrlta ' Snow . •, •, ·. ~ Muggy conditions will continue BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fair conditions but humid air will continue tonight and Thursday, . the National Weather Service said. Lows tonight will be in the upper 60s and highs on Thursday will be in the 80s. Some unstable air will return to the region by the end of the week and create a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will be basically unchanged. Hot and humid conditions return early next week with temperatures back in the 90s, forecasters said. · Sunset tonight will be at 8:53, and sunrise on Thursday is at 6:23 a.m. Weather forecast Toni'ght...Scaltered showers and thunderstorms early. otherwise muggy. Lows 10 the upper 60s. Light east winds. Chance of rain 30 percent. Thursday ... Partly sunny. Scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. Light and variable winds. Chance of rain 30 percent. Thursday night ... Muggy with scattered showers· und thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of min 40 percent. Extended forecast Friday... Partly sunny with scattered showers and thunderstorms, Highs in the upper 80s. Chance of rain 40 percent, Friday night...Partly cloudy. Lows near 70. Saturday... Humid. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Highs in the upper 80s. Sunday ancl Monday... Partly cloudy. A chance of showers und thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Lows near 70 and highs in the upper 80s. Tuesday ... Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 70s and highs in the upper 80s. A lawsuit filed by Monarch Afterthejudjc's rulit1J. Qov. Bob Tall Construction of Cincinnati, the apparent ordered the commission to retroactively low bidder on the Tri-Village project. 11pprove more than I,800 contracts. tri~ered a chain of events that led to the. One of the last of those was the Tri· resignation of the commission's execu- Village contract. which went to Peterson tive director and a revamping of the Construction, of Wapakoneta. commission's process for approving A lawy.er for Monarch unsuccessfully contracts. ~retested the commission's actions Monarch said the construction manag· Tuesday. er for the ~roject, Turner Construction of " "We thought maybe t.~e ~mmission Cincinnati, wrongly chose another com· would listen to reason, satd attorney pany as general contractor. Roger Sabo. "They're flying in the face On May 30, Franklin County Judge . of t~o court ~ecision." . Jennifer Brunner ruled that Randy Ftscher satd earlier thts month he was Fischer, the commission's C1tCCUtive resigning be<:~use of, continuing qUCS• director,· had no authority to approve lions about hts role 10 awarding con· school-construction contracts. sttuclion contracts. Brunner said state law re!Juires that The commission was created in 1997 the three-person school facihties com- to begi.n rebuilding Ohio schools after mission vote on each contract. She said the Ohto Supreme Court Nled that the the discretion placed in Fischer's hands state's syst~m for funding education was was "unconscionable." unconstttuttonal. · have been found this year by botanists workin~ for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. They found whtte wood sorrel growing in Belmont County, where It hasn't been seen smce 1915. Long-nowered alumroot, last sighted in 1954. wa.~ found in Adams County. · Thlolusands of white wood sorrel were found blooming in Belmont County by Muskingum College student Jason Larsori. Schools chief not a candidate Taft urges ~ssage of bill aimed at ·frivolous' lawsuits CLEVELAND (AP) - Samara Byrd-Bennell, the chief executive of the Cleveland Municipal School Dis,trict, said she is not u candidate for New York City's school chancellor, "There was not an offer," she said of her meeting Saturday with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. "I really thought of it as a professional conversation." Byrd-Bennell was rumored to be under consideration to lead New York City schools after Bloomberg was given control of the I; I million-student district June 6. She formerly was 11 high-level administrator in the New York City system. She culled the pros(iect of being considered for the job "very, . very. very flattering." But when asked Tuesday if she expected a job offer, she responded, "No." .. · COLUMBUS · (AP) Defendllnts in lawsuits would · not have to pay financial dumages out of proportion to.their level of responsibility in an accident. under a bill passed in the Senate a .year ago but stalled In the Ohto House. Gov. Bob Taft recently urged H'!use l~wmakers to pass t~e b•l.J. which .th~ gayer· nor sutd w1ll help hm1t fnvo· lous lawsuits, "There's no reason why a · IIU party that's 10 percent liable HUBBARD (AP) - A faulty firework might h11ve caused an should bear the burden of pay- , explosion that injured spectators during a show at Hubbard's ing 90 percent of the damFounders Day celebration, the company setting off the· display ages." Taft said in a July 17 . T•ft . sCleech to the Ore.ater sw'd . Fire Chief Dave Kyle said a miscue is a possibility, The injuries leveland Growth Since Senute passage. the occurred about 10:30 p.m. Sunday at Harding Park in the Association and Council of bill has been awaiting action · Youngstown suburb, he said. · Smaller Enterprises. in the House Civil and Two people remained hospitalized Tuesday, one in St. · Mark Landes, a Columbus Conlmercial Law Committee. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center and another in the Bum attorney who represents Ohio Some lawmakers have Trauma Center at Aleron Children's Hospital. Several others were counties in lawsuits, cited two expressed various concerns to treated and released. examples of costly settle· House Speaker · Larrr. . "I was doing my job," said Van Burnett. owner of Burnett ments as a result of current Householder about the bil , Display Co., of Ravenna. Burnett, who ha.~ been shooting fire- law. although he hasn't ruled out works for 30 years, told The (Youngstown) Vindicator that he In one 1990 case, moving the legislation, len thinks one shell malfunctioned and broke apart too soon. Tuscarawas County paid hun- Detwiler, u House GOP NAACP to dreds of thousands of dollars spokeswoman. said Tuesday. to the family of a person killed . Business groups support the CLEVELAND (AP) - Lawyers for a predominantly white FOP in a drunken driving accident bill. which they say will help .Cleveland suburb and the NAACP have agreed to settle a hiring discrimination case. .. CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati's black police officers' because the county could be eliminate "shotgun" lawsuits · Parma Law Director Tim Dobe<:k said a tentative settlement group says the Fraternal Order of Police failed to stand up for a blamed in smnll part for the attempting to collect damases accident because of the condl· from as many parties as possl· has been reached in a 12-year-old lawsuit. ' black officer stripped of his badge and gun. A 27-year court case involving the city was settled with the The police union·has a history of not representing black officers lion of the road, Landes said. ble. In 1991, Richland County U.S. Justice Department in 1999 over alleged housing discrimi· adequately, Scotty. Johnson, president of .the Sentinel Police "Small retailers are partlcu· settled for more than larly burdened by the threat of · nation. Association, said Monday. · "Hopefully this settlement and the prior settlement will dispel The group took a "no-confidence" vote against the FOP, $~00.000 after a car lost con· being drawn into lawsuits for trol and broke through a which they have had very lit· the. notion that Parma is a racist communitr," said Council Johnson said. . President Chuck Germana. He said the label IS unfair because He questioned why FOP President Roger Webster hasn't been bridge guardrail, killing a tic, if any fault," Roacr Panna has done as much as, if not more than, other predominant- vigorous!~ defending Lt. Col. Ron Twitty, who was suspended . mother and son fishing on the Geiger, state director for the ly white communities to recruit black residents and job appli- earlier this month pendin~ ari investigation into his repon that a other side of the rail. Ohio cnapter of the National cants. hit-skip driver damaged his city-owned car. ' The county was concerned a Federation of Independcnt The Plain Dealer reported Wednesday that Parma will not have jury would find It partially Business, told Senate law· to admit it has been guilty of exclusionary hiring practices. But responsible because the makers last year. the newspaper's sources said settlement terms would last six or "In many cases, the services guardrail didn't stop the car. fewer years and require the city to pay NAACP lawyers $2?5.000 DAYTON (AP) - A pastor was indicted on sex-related Landes said. provided had very little to do in le~ fees, appoint.an equal opportunity officer and spend up to charges Tuesday after police say he used the Internet to arrange to "That's the issue - is that with cl}using any hnnn, but $10,000 a year to advcnise job openings m minority publications. have sex with a detective posing as a 14-year-old boy. fair or no!?" Landes said because of convenience or · because they are the only A Montgomery County grand jury indicted the Rev. Kevin A. Tuesday. Turner on charges of attempting to commit unlawful seJwal conThe bill, sponsored by for- party that can be found. they duct with a minor, importuning and P.,OSsession of criminal tools. · mer state Sen. Bruce Johnson, get drawn into the litigation CINCINNAT (AP) - A Hamilton County judge Tuesday He faces up to three years in prison If convicted. a Columbus Republican, was and end up payins the entire agreed to expunge the criminal record of a former Cincinnati Turner. 33, of suburban Trotwood, is a pastor at Anchor passed by the Ohio Senate in damages," he said. Trial -lawyers and consumer : · police officer acquitted in the death of a black man. Community Church. June 2001. ~roups oppose the bill, sayin& The decision to clear Roben "Blairie" Jorg's record outraged Turner was arrested in Brookville, where he had $One to meet It is the latest attempt by the family of Roger Owensby Jr. Owensby, 29, died Nov. 7, 2000 the person he (hought was the 14-year-old, police satd. He is free lawmakers to change ponions tt could shift the burden of in police custody. · · on a $25,()()0 bond. · of Ohio law covering dama~e responsibility In accidents Jorg. who now works as a police officer in Clermont Count~. awards si nce the Ohio from a wrongdoer to an · · had been accused of causing Owensby's death by placing him m . Supreme Coun ruled 4-3 in injured party. The proposed lc~i slation a chokehold while officers struggled to arrest him. . August 1999 that legislation In October, Jorg was found innocent of assault in the asphyxi- WASHINGTON (AP) - An Ohio program that helps workers to curb runaway jury awards ")lelps those who inJure otiJ· ers, and will leave some innoation death. He'd also been charged with involuntary manslaugh- who have lost their jobs because of increa.~ed foreign impons w.as was unconstitutional. · ter, but jurol'll deadlocked on that charge. awarded a $5.5 million emergency grant Tuesday from the U.S. The bill is "a rational, com- cent victims without the abili· Department of Labor. · . mon-sense approach to bal- ty to pay medical bills and The department announced Ja.qt month that it had used up all its ancing the scales of justice," recover 16st wages," Dennlt •• • money for the Trade Adjustment Assistance program, prompting Johnson said when he intro- Mulvihill, a Cleveland · attorDAYTON (AP) -II takes luck, and sometimes good detective Gov. Bob Taft and Rep. Ralph Regula, R-Ohio, to ask the Bush duced the bill last year. ney re.presentin~ the Ohio work, to find rare native plants growing in Ohio. administration for an emergency grant to continue the federally Johnson is now Taft's devel- Academic of Tnal Lawyera, •' told Senate lawmakers. Two species of plants not seen in ·Ohio in more than 20 years funded program for state workers. . opment director. Panna, Mal&.•nctlo·n blamed for blast settle Black officers attidze Pastor faces lndicbnent Judge expunges record . I Aid set for dislocated wolkers - Rare wild plants found ·· • ' . .' :. .• he said Tuesday after finding out the House was ready to throw him out. The House late Wednesday will vote on whether to kick Traficant out of Congress following. his April coqvi.ction on I0 counts of racketeering. bribery and tax evasion. 'The House ethics committee last week found him guilty of ethical violations and recommended unanimously that. he be expelled from Congress. . ' ff expelled, Traficant would join Rep. Mtchael Myers, D-Pa., who was ejected frorn the House in 1980 for accepting bribes. as the only member of Congress kicked out in the past century and a half. In its 213-year history, the House has expelled just four members, including three congressmen who were charged with treason during the Ci vii y.'ar. But nothing will compare with the vote on Traficant, who has not spoken on the House floor since his convic_. tion. He continu~ s to insist on his innocence, and plans on appealing,his conviction and running for re-election as an 'independent. "I'll probably make my speech on the House floor in some outfit, .and being a fashion leader, you can expect anything," said Traficant, who has threatened to wear a denim suit and do a "Michael Jackson mooriwalk" wheri he gets to the floor. · ' Traficant has been the king of the one-minute speech in the House, using arm-waving theatrics and expressions such. as "Beam me up!" as he lambasted people he didn't like, such as former Attorney General Janet Reno and government agencies like the FBI. or the Internal Revenue Service. County Court · ' Dragon ternet Local Unlimited Access As low as $11.95 per Mo.,. Get Online Today! PonoMI !-molt Account Cuolomor Support Pononol Web Spoco, lmmodloto Actlvotlon 1-888-657-0977 Donald Elkins llj. ~ POMEROY - A number e~tpired Np.i. trntk'n ~ of cQses were prooessed Christopher M. Self II. recently by Mei8s County Pllmeroy. $)0 11nd coMs. se~t· Cou11 Judge Steven L. Story. belt: Sandra E. Morns. Tho.~e lined were: William Racine. CQSts. sil( 100nths- j11il A, Smith·, Pomeroy. costs. suspendtl\1, two years proba· three d~tys jail ~uspe nded. fol" tlon. domestic violence. co.~ Is. feiture, one yeur probation. 90 days jail suspended. IWQ reckless operntion: Ann 11. ye11r~ probudon. ro~ist l ng Bnrren, Rut lund. $30 and arrest, co.~t s, 90 dt~ys jtlil suscosts, seatbell: Muthew 0. pe11ded. two yenrs problulon, · Putnum, Reedsville. $20 and restitution, crimin11l dumugcom. left or center: Jason l... ina: Jomllhun E, Canul Muroock. l\1meroy, $30 and Winchester. $30 and costs. costs; speed: Chrlstimt l.. speed: Ctuni L.. Smith, . Westfull, Gnllipolis. $30 und Bidwell, $30 und cnsts. seut· cos t ~. speed: Harry D. belt: Spencer Johnson, Stanley Jr., Bom01\t W.Va.. Athens. $)0 und costs, speed: $30 und com. ~peed: J. Ryun Clint R. Oewge, Shinnston Lemley, Rucine, $30 und W.Vu .. $30 und l.'<lSts, SJ~ : .costs. seutbelt: Jerry R. Meli ssa D. Flinn, Wttrsuw Runyon. Syrucuse, $20 and l:1d., $30 und ·costs, sp..•tld: costs, unsnte vehide. $20 and D11vld H. Sum pies, Jnr kson. ::· costs. ellpired reuistrution: $30 und <.'Qsts. speed: Willium Joseph W. Mnrclnl;o, 1\tppers Q, Ollvlluh II, Rictwell. $30 Plulns, $30 unci com, seut· nnd costs, seutbell. belt: Virginia L. Hart. Dennis R. Dueberelner, Rutland, $30 und costs, seul· W11terford. $20 und costs, belt. Mutthew Dilliard. ~eatllelt : L.orlndu J. Forestur. Rucine. $20 uml costs, t'111lure Columbus. $30 und costs, ·. WAS IIINOTON (AP) - redttcinll nltl'\111en lll\ld~\ hut 10 control: Junetl.ee. Albany. sentbelt : Chnrles W. Fo~ II. Ohio's cnmpllnnce with fod· .muny ~Httos. lnclu\lhlll Ohlu, $20 und co~ts, failure to ~how Horsham Pn .. $30 und costs, erul cleun nlr ntles meuns tho chllll~np.l!d it In C(\\11'1, cuution , for public ~nfety: ·speed: Willlum 1.. L.ehmnn. U.S. Envlmnmo11tul The · U.S. Supreme Cuun •• Kenneth Peoples, Hamden. L.ouun. $30 and costs, seat· Pf(ltectilln Alle11cy Is e~pect · upheld !he rut1.1 111 lOO 1. 'rho $135 nnct costs. (lVerlond: belt: Rul Hu111111. Athens, $50 ed to cuncel ~mwt1ons. di!udllno fm Ohio's pion wus Bengy J. · Rhoudes. und costs, speed: Edwnrd E. A pl1111 til rt-d11ce nir polllt~ Thursduy. Arter thllt dulll. Middleport. $200 nnd costs. Lonp. Jr.. Wuterford. $~0 nnd tlun thnt drll)s from coni· liM could huve h11ll\islld . three dn::ws jail suspended costs, seutbelt: Lori A. burning power plunls in Ohio sum:tl\lns, :· upon proof of u valid license Guthrie. Alhuny. $~0 nnd to the Northc.HISI hns boon Tho EPA upprnvulls tlod to • : within !)() duys. one yeur pro· cosls, speed: Rohert H. compillted, U.S. EPA nfficlnls Ohio's ilh\11 to curtull nitro· : : bntion. driving under sus pen· McArthur. lronlon. $30 nnd . unnuunced '1\tesdny. p.on o~lde emissions from Its sion. costs only, e~pired cosls, seutbelt: Mellvln Ohio. IR other SUites 11nd conl·hurnlnJl pOl er lllunts license: Peggy S. O'Connor. Lingcnfelt Jr.. Purkersburg the Distl'ict nf' Columhln hnve unct other lor11e !IIIII~!'$ hy 70 Rut lund, $200 and costs, W.Vu .. $~0 und costs, speed: been workin11 tu droll rules 11ercent by 2004. three duys suspended upon James T. Stewnrt. Middleport. thnt would t:ut nitrop.en oxide In Ohio. lllilltlos huve neon ·: proof of a valid license. one $100 and costs. 30 duys Jull emissions from ('Ower phmts lnstulllniJ cost I)' now sysloms yeur probation, r.estruint, dri- suspended. two ycurs proba- und lurge bolle•·s by 70 per· 10 •·educe hurml\ll llmluinns. • ving without u license. $'0 lion, crlminul trespuss: Juck cem. ' . Tl 1 1 d " 1 suspended to $20 and costs If Long Jr., Chlllicotho, $500 "We cnnnrutulute Ohio fnt· Ill slnte s P oose lnllt 110 . " federal EPA hils UllJ)roved Its · restruint provided: Donuld und costs. 10 duys Jttil sus· · lltklng this lmponunt step to plun. suid Ohio .IWA SllOkes· •• Jones Jr.. Reedsville, costs, pended to lhree dnys. nne Clll 1111 uir pollu111nt." EllA Wtlmlm Heidi Oricsmer. six months jail suspended to yeur probution. six months Re1,1ion ' Admlnlstrnttlf Ohio, six othor stntos und one duy served, one year pro· license suspension, DUl. $20 Thomus · Skinner sold. severnl mllhles hud sou~ht w but ion. domestic violence: ond ousts. · stleed, $30 und "Re~ent hip.h owne · levels • Timoth C. Combs, costs, seat belt. $25 und costs, remind us of the need for overtum tho BPA'~ requh'll· .Collugeville W.Va .. costs, for· disordet·ly : Dnnn 1-tuninp., these rules." mont. feiture, one yenr probation, Middleport. $30 und costs. Ohio hns more emi ss ions of Nine stutos In tho N!•rtheust reckless operation; costs. lit· speed. $20 und cost.1, wind(lw nltmiJ\ln uxl(iil from power filed " hrlef supportlniJ the · tering: kelly M. Murankc, ttnt: Chnrles W. Sumpsgn, · plants tlutn ·11ny other stute, EPA's rule. Middleport. costs, three duys Pomeroy, costs. one your JlfU• Skinner snid , Nhm11en oKide Utilities 1mct lndustl'lcs thnt jnll suspended upon proof of a bution. no lnsurunce: Josslcu causes smo(l uncl o~onc, vgluntnrily lmpl mont reduc· vulld lrcense within 90 days, Tabler, Middleport, costs, 30 which cun lend tu re~plrutory lions curly will he rowurdod one year probution. no opera· duys jail suspended lo one problems. with ~:redlts thut c11n bo usod tors license, $23 and costs, day, two yenrs probation, dis· Ohlg's plun culls for redur· nt other plants In tholr R}'Miem speed. · orderly conduct: Joshuu M. inll nhmgen oxide levels or lrudod to, other utllltlos. Culvin W. Kuby. Clark, Pomeroy. $30 nnd from \lower plants from Tho stuto nlso wHI rcw11rd Lungs ville. $200 and cgsts, C(lSts, speed: Frunklin D. 163.01)( 1\ms u yeur to49.~3' tllill!loN'thut lnatull cquipmcnr three days Juil suspended Sumpson. Cambrid(le. $30 tons. IO ilmh nhrojlen oxide und upon proof of 11 valid license und co~ts, scutbelt: Renee M. A 19110 tunendment to the three other power-plant poilu· within 90 days, one year pro- O'Shaughnes~y. New Albany. Clean Air Act required stuteM tnnt~ : sulfur dimtlde, mercury bation. no operators license, $30 una costs. speed: Oile~ 1... to c111 emlssl(1ns tlmt drit) and and cnrbot) dlmddo . costs, failure to control. costs, Hysell. Ruclne. $100 und contribute to pollution in "• fictitious registrtlllon: costs, forfeiture, fnllure to gther stutes, The EPA issued a Kenneth A. Turley, Racine, control: Tmcy A. 1-tnll. rule In 1998 thut cullod on On tha Net: $30 and cosu, seutbelt: Pgmeroy, $30 und coHIN, stnte~ lo submit pluns for http :/lw ww.ep11.11gv Ronald L. Broke, Weirton speed; 1-teuther E. Felty. W.Va .. $30 und costs. &Jleed: Pomeroy, $30 und cusb. Sheila R. Blesslns, New speed: Olen R. Law son, Manchester W.Va., $30 und Reedsville, $30 u·nd CIISIN, costs, speed;. Chllrles F. seatbelt, Renee S. Chollen. Hughes, Oullipolls Ferry Rock Brldllc, $30 und costs, aut Ouf'onl - 37.05 PIPIIOO - 3U7 w.Vu.. $30 and costs. seut· · speed: Lornc W. Petko II. A&P.:.. Arah Coal- U .i7 Ftdoral Mogul - ,70 Prtmltr - U1 belt. $20 und costs, drivln¥ Minneapolis Minn., $30 and Akzo - 3U5 USB - 11,48 Roakwtll - 1UO wrong way on . roadway: com. speed. AmTeoiVSBC - auo Gannon - OU t Rook~ Doatt - 1.70 Cathy Morrls. Pomeror. $30 Roy T. Orueser. Pomeroy. Aohland Ino.- 3~ .32 Gtntral Eltotrlo- a~ .eo RC 8htll - 4t .1e . GKNLV - 4 81111 - 41.10 and costs, seatbelt: Keeth M. $30 und costs. speed: Roben AT6T - UO Bank Ono - 32.110 Hlllty Ct'ildlon ~Ut WII·MIII - 45,t 0 Krauner, Pomeroy. $30 nnd E. Murphy, Waterford, $20 BLI - 1~ . 41 Kmart - .et · Wend~'• - 34,51 costs, seatbeltj, Eddie M. and costs. stop siJJn: Arthur C. Bob Evant - 24.57 Krogtr - t 7,80 Worthln;toll - 11.72 Ltd.- IU5 Cally IIOOk IIPGIII Ill Turley. Racine, :~~20 und costs, C a r r I n g to n • F I e I d s . BorgW~rntr - ~ue NBC- 18.05 lht 4 olotlng seutbelt: Jared W. Smith. Mllwuukee Wis .. $30 und Champion - 2.01<. ChArming ShoP• o.oe Otlk HNII'Ir1lnolll - 21.70 · QUOIII lhl PrtVIOUI Racine. $30 nnd costs, seot· costs, speed: Dorothy S. Hill. OVB - 23.00 · aav'• lranuollont, pro• Holding - 20.7i ·belt; Thomas A. Arnon, Oulllpolls, $30 and costs. 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The House will decide Wednesday whether to immortalize the controversial and colorful maverick by making him only the second lawmaker since the Civil War to be forcibly expelled from Congress. · But Tra{icant - to no one's surprise -says he won ' tjo quietly. · The 61 -year-ol convicted Democrat can be expected to dress outrageously, talk loudly, behave dramatically and make an overall spectacle of himself. And be careful, he warns his ' col leagues, because he miaht be back. ''I know that sounds very unusual, but don't be surprised if I don't come · with some poliucal or legal machinations that puts Congress on its heels," ' www.myaltyMntiMI.com PagiA2 Ohio The Daily Sentinel • ,. S/l clul Needs t'hlldrlln. u inic dcdl~ ut lld to "ervln11 the ti(,lht·knlt Amish community of northcus t Ohio und uniOQk• llli!ltM (,lCil tic tiMkri. In mnMtl y rurul Oouuaa '01111ty, lncut ed blllwcen ' levclund 111\d Yount~Hiown, Ami Kh ruprcmmt utmut 1'2 llQfi'Cill uf lhll pnpulntiun but nourly hull' the ln~ul cusoM ot s11vllr mcmtul nitd !lhY•IcQI J'CIIIflhll inn. Milltlr, whnNc hu • ll~nd, Oun, iH II "diHUIIll, VCI'Y dil• li\111" ~UU MI II , hn~ II I'C IIItlvo WIU~ )~)HI II III!!H ly hllnd 5· yeur-nld Mon co 11 dlHordcr • helleved to lw i nh~ril ~d. Pan Miller huMt1111ontnlly rolurdcd M iatcr. ~ �• .:_h_......;__n_th_"_L_ _ _ _ _ _ ...;O~P~.;..:I:.:n::.:.::l:..;:o~n=---------WH;;.;.;;;.;;,;,n...;.; .d~·'" "'•-·~x· ....~_~;_!_~ _rh_e_D_a_il_y_~_n_h_·n_el__________~1f. tilt! DEAR ABBY: I hnve been diVOI'I:Cd for five years nnd huve been dating the same 3wec1 mun for •' year und a half. We hnve II ved to11ether for u yeur and are very much In love, · My problem is he doesn't want 10 aet married, i\nd I Cln't make him understand that I need n commit· ment and 3tnblllty In my life. He snys he IS commhted, but he won't buy me u rins. · Am I belnll selfish or foolish for wanting 10 mnrry hlm? - LET OOWN IN UTAH DEAR LET DOWN1 I see noth· ln11 foolish or seltl~h uboul wanting nsecure future nnd the be11Ctlts that l!ll nlon11 whh belnll u )lo'lfe lnstend of n live· ln. · If you're willing to· settle for the CUITI!hl Urtbllllemenl, COtHinu~ US you arc In lhe hope thut one duy you'll wear him down. However, If ?4o-HN1U • .,.1: ?4~11? www.mydlliyMntlnll.com . . Ohio Valley Publlahlng Co. 0.1\ Olokel'ton Publlth.r Chllltnt MOtlll II Otntrtl M I\IQtt lttt•""'" M1n1Qinglldllct It"-""'''""' IW~ •+<r~A•••­ I~, ..... ~'"',..,_ l~1 ·~to. '"' '~··"'.....,....,. ,.,,,.., 11)11<~..,. ... -"..,. l•ttlill\-.~ 1 - ' •Mill "" ,. ...... "''"' - · ' " ..,._...,. MM1 •.tl ._ ,,,.,...,, ~~·\~\ ' *" ""i t~~ ~ ~ ,.~,.n..,fllt ""' ,...._. ~ ...... '~'"*'*' 1W ,_, '~ \~\ t ~ \ . . .Mt ~ .. ~,, ..........."' ~ ~...\~ ~ NAT InN A I VIEW Smarter I CAN Be HAt.AALI" _,_. 'l'hn~N ." 1111 111r1A111,~ .l l't'lll'ill· ,lllhll'ft' l'.' 'l'l'llll>l'"i'HIII"n S~'\' 1\'1 111'\' Nt ll'lllllll \', Mlnt•ln ln>illll~lll'~d~l' · • PERKINS' VIEW ·. No question about it.· Lindh skirted harsh sentence ''''I' I • . I .( . ADVICE mnrrh1lle Is really whut you' rc uftcr, tell him lhul i1 Is becoming clcur your ·goals ure different You wunt murrlu~e, b~t the only thing he seems 'committed" lo ·. is more of the same, Then move ouL If he loves you, he will be willing lo muke a serious commitment. If he doesn't, It's beller you know sooner ruther thun Iuter, DEAR AHIJY: Three duys u · UEAR ABRY: Your un,wer ubout lhc proper method of dryin!l dishes wus rig hi on Ihe money. I've been in the restaurant business for 21 yeurs - from di shwasher In owner. , 11 is uguinst the , late hculih dcpurtmenl code in every state in the United Stutes to dry dishe> (whether by band or machine) any ulhcr wuy than lo.uir-dry. A towel or cloth - once wet - becomes u breeding ground' for mlcro-orgun isms that cun cuuse illness. Just thoughl you'd like lo know. ••COOKIE" IN SIOUX CITY, IOWA · I>EI\R "COOKIE": Thank you for your professional inpul. Muny 1llhcr rcstaurutcurs corrohoruled 11. Read on: l>l<:AR ABBY: Give me a breuk! "Ruberl in Orlurido," the dishwm,hcr in the fumily, believes it's sani· --'HARDl3ALL' Black and tvhite view limits business·scandal answers 1¥ CHilli MATTHIWI W/\SBINU'rON - l'n!Nillc 11l UuNII ~llYN lhlll ih\1111~ Ul'llll ' l " blu ~k lllltl wftllc" 111 ~lll'lliJrutc u~~uunlln_ . 'l'hillliMNilNNIIlclll mu y hcllclcltNiblcln u~cou1Hht1! lermN, In pulltlcul hl1'11tN, li'N 1lll!UJ Wl'lll11!, · Thc llllll ii <~K uf thiN"<~Ufllllrut e <~muy· 11111" INUNblu~k unll white ·u• you cun 1!~1 . A l'~ w llllllllie WUM by UUIII~ill~ thllir Minck hd'urc the hill i'ull ihul bcJJiull In ·lhc "IJrlu~ 111' 2000. The tell! of lttllllunN COLUMNIST ul' tlii~I'N thul hilld untuthclr Ntuck 11uw 1ic111lly rcNcnt thuKc llCUil lc. They hulll thctu l'ur krmw\111! whut thcy llllln't kllttW lh c lltNclvc~ unlliukin 11 uilvu1Hul!ll Whut llllltt~rN lllllltlllully here IK thut .111' thut krwwlcll~d . • lhc 111UNNCN wlwurll wutchlnl! their llre'H The l'ucl Ihut muNI ul' Ihe wlnncrN ol' NliVilli!NHhrlnk nrc luoklnl! fi1r Numeune ih~ Wull Si rc~t bubble werlll'ich uud urtJ lu hlumtJ, TheMe bl11·llt11c l'luNincKNH~Un· now much, mu~:h richer ullllN tu the lluiHhuve lllven thl.!m thcemutlunul lll'll unjjllr ul' the luKcrH. Thut thll wlnn rH prcMcrvcr !hu~ de•pcrulcly ncctl. k11~w l'rum their cutblrcl KllutNwhut the t>UI!Mn'l It feel bcucr ltl blume the ltiNCI'N llltln'l I!IVIlK totul ll<~cnMil ttl bll prcMidcnt'M pul Ken "Kenny lloy" Luy lllljjl'~. Wc'rl.l llUI Ullkl1111 NUililrlur brulttN of lllli'UM or the chief' 11nuntlu\ol1'1cer ol' here. We're tulklt111 ubuut ~tll'porutc Wurld~um ur Murthu Stcwurtthun YllUr· lcutl rN knuwlna wlrn ~ettui 11Ly thut ~lc Nell"/ lm.'t II murc ~utl~fylnlllll ~rl tll:lw Mhlp IK llllhli! dUWil bcllUUMil thO)' hUVII U thd bill MhlllN ror llfllbbin11 WhUI ,they \llrcc.~l lrne to tho enalnu room. · uuuld thun whu~:ldnll yuuncll' for YcK, Mr. l'rcMIIlllllt, II IK 11 ~UNO . ur . bilhttVillllllkcu lllltllllillll'l blu~k und whltu. Think lhll TllUillc, utntl)OII KlllMC Hhuu ld huve tuld till uf 111e cuj1tult1 un\1 hiM top of'l'l~crM urc MUP· UN thut nu Httl~k tntll'k~l ~ou ld ~tlntl nuc llliNCd o Hill)' with th~ Mhlp unlll!tll the lo f'U)' 30 to 40 percent unnuul return• puHH "ll~rN In the II~ boultl. In the cuMoM on un umutcur'H lnvc~tmcnt. AH 11ne of' Hrtrtm, Wurlll~um un\1 ullth rcHt, It who ~rHunull y c lo~cd hl8 cycN '" thul wuM th ~uputln8 ol' lndUNII')' who tile common KcnMc. I k·nuw the cuuntr"y'H IJUHIII1111!Cf~ huvc t:uuuht pu\l(Jiinlltht1Hc fJreNill11 l'c~:lln11 fulrly welL lloutH. Wh~tilcr tiler. brukc the tule 8 by Out I don' t think 11rllHidci1llluKh llllllN, pu1111111 un women " ~:luthc8 ur Hlmply ut lenNI nut yet. The yuun11 prcNIIlcnt tile lltHij!lll IIIHillerN Ill ki111W the Khlp whu huN diHpiU)ICd llllrfct:l pitch 011 the wu• •lnkhtM' INrcolly nul the INKUC. tcrruriMnt wur ~~c nt M Hullly uul uf' ~y nch Chris Matthews or ur tary lu lei the d<>he> a~r-d ry, while his wife insi>l> the y shou ld be wiped dry wilh a towel. You adv1sed thai air-drying is perfectly >ufc - bul you mi,scd a more import<tlll point. . Rubert \ wnlrolling wtfe needs 10 understand thut since HE is the di>hwasher, HE gels lo decide how In wu>h uud dry the dishes. If hi s wife think ~ hi s method is unsuni· wry or unsigh1ly, SHE should do them herself! - LINDA IN S'f. PAUL, MINN. I>E/\ R LINDA: That\ true. And she wuld usc a paper lowe I. End of problem . Dt'llr lihhy is ll'rillet! l>y AbiRail Vwt /Jure11 , al.w klloll'/1 us Jecm11 ~ Phillip.1·, wul 11'11 .1. foullded by l1er mothet; Paulillt' Phillip.!. Write Dl'tlr AI!/Jy t11 "'"'"'. Dt'arAb/Jy.c·om or P.O. /Jox 69440, Lo.1 A1111t'le,1·, Cli 90069. 2002 4·H state fair horse. show delegates named LOCAL CALENDAR POMEROY ~ Mullory held July '13, ut Henderson's · Hill und Sonny Folmer will Arena, Jackson. Oulliu, represent Mel1s County ul . Jucksoh, Meigs, .Pickawuy, the Ohio Siute Fulr Junior Pike, Ros s, and Scioto Fulr Horse Show to be held Counties look purl in the , Suturtluy through Tue8duy. show with ~9 youth purticl· Mullory Hill. duughter of putln11 from the seven coun· · Bobbl Hill of Ruclne, Is u tics . 4·H members eligible to five yeur member llf the Silver Spurs 4·H Club, She try out for the Stute l"'ulr quullfled In four classes, Junior Fulr Horse Show speed unci control,.cones and showed their horses In a min· bmels, pole bending, and lmum of two und maximum burrell raclna. of four classes. Classes Folmer, daul!hter of Donald Included showmanship, , und Cnml Folmer of horsemunship/equltalion, Pomeroy, ls u nve yeur mcm- pleasure, gymkhana, western . ber of the Nickers und riding, und lrull. To be ellgi· Neigh ~ 4·H Club, She quuli· ble to pnrilclpote In the State TO REPR!IENT MEIGS - Mallory Hill, left, and Sonny fled In three classes, speed Fulr Junior F'ulr Horse show Folmer qualified to participate .In the Ohio state Fair Junior und conrrol, cones und bur· 4· H'ers had to meet u qualify· Fair Horse Sh.ow during the recent area competition . rels, und burrel rudng, lng score or minimum time In 'fhel002 4·H Performance ut least two llf their classes. Ohio und Brent Whitehouse, given lo uii4· H members und A:unlnst Stundurd Stule Fulr Judges for the show .were McConnelsville, Ohio. trophies uwurdcd lo those Quullfylng Horse Show wns Oinu Westbrook, Murlettu, Partlclpntlon roscucs were who qualified, Community Ca lendar is Church of Christ, 785 W. published as a free mvic~ to Union St Public invited. Call non-profit groups wishinl! lo · 593-74 14 for information. unnounce meellngs und spc· cial evcnls. The calendar is SATURDAY not desi11ned to promote sulcs RACINE - Weekend meetor fund-raisers of any type. ings allhe Red Brush Church Items are printed only us of Christ In Bashan Saturday spuce permits und cunnul be at 7 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m guaranteed 10 be prinietl a and 6 p.m. Denver Hill will be specifi c number of duys. · the speaker. POMEROY •• Orand und Ross Holhlt', reserve cham· Leadership Skill s You Ruy, re serve champion; champions In cate· pion; Ryan Beegle, Joshua Never Outgrow, II : Brittany Nicole Phillips, honorable gorles of miscellaneous 4· Nelson and Adum Phllllps, Hauber, ~rand · mention. H pro/eetl were selected honorable mention . chump10n, und Jennifer • Adventures With Your follow nf judalna last week From Seed to Flower: Orudy, reserve champion. Camera • a·: Brittany 111 Bas ern Elementary Beverly Maxson, grand Co.llectlbles: , 'Triciu Hauber, grand champion; School. ehamplon; Alaine Arnold, Congo, grand champion; Tabitha Jones, reserve In their re1pectlve ~ate· re8erve champion . Dnr15y Gilmore, , reserve champion; Kimberly aorlll8, the wfnnen, alona Indoor Oardenlna: Sara chnmplon: Nicole Jones, Johnson , honorable men· whh those receiving honor· Hubbard, arand champion : honorable mention. tlon , able mention are as fol· Vegetable Oardenlna 1: Becoming Money Wi se: Self-Determined: Zach low1: Devon Baum, 11rand cham· Lindsey Houser, 11rund Newdl, grand chumpion; Dlscoverlna 4·H II: Julie pion: Morgan Werry, champion; Aubrie Kopec , Holly Davis, reserve cham· Tllll1, grand champion. re1erve champion . reserve champion; Jessica pion. Bxplorlna Anlmuls: Family History Treasure Pooler, honorable mention. Crunk It Up: John Annhha Xopec, grand Hunt: Adam Phillips, llrand Teen s on the Roud to Swanson , reserve chumpi · chnmplon, champion: Ashley Boyles, Financial Success: Robbie Bxplorlng Me and My re serve champion, Weddle. grund chumpion. onTunc It Up : Christina Home: l:!ugene Patte non, Safe Use of Guns: Dukota Let's Explore the Miller, grund champion. arnnd chumplon; TiiiiM, ·Arms, grand champion; Outdoors 1: Morgan Werry, The Normal Animal· reserve champion: Adrian David Maxson, reserve grand chumpron,Adrlan · Bolin, honora61e mention, champion: Robert Warner, Bolin, reserve chumpion . Tuylor, Ru ss,e ll,. g~and EKplorlna Plants: Andrea honorable mention, Let's Exp'lore the chumpton; Chn,suna M1ll.er. Buclilc!y, l!tund champion, Health A, Dl scoverin11 Outdoors II: Clurissa .reserve chumpJOn; Je~slca ATV Oroup: Justin Myself: Jessica Pooler, Arnott, grand champion. Taylor, honoruble menlto~ . Holley, re1erve champion. arand champion, Exploring Ohio Ponds: Arcs und Sparks: R.obb1e Keepinl! Fl1h Alive: First Aid : Brittney Dunlel Buckley grand Weddle, grand chumpton. Surah Aubbard, grand Varian, grand champion; chumpion. ' Measuring Up: R,y un champion, Lindsey Hou ser, reserve _ Ohfo Birds: Jcnlfer Kidder, grand chump1on; Basic Archery : Ross champion: Aju Bluckwel\, Chadwell, grand chum pion : Trier Circle, reserve cham· Holter, arand champion; . honoruble mention. . Jennifer Grudy,reserve pton : Mor11~n Werry, hon· Robbie Weddle, reserve Alcohol Deci sions: champion; Andrew Arnott orublc ,mention. . ~hnmplon. . Jeulca Taylor, 11rund chum· und Corey . Jarvi s, honer· Muk1ngthe .Cut: W~uney Bicycle Ad.venture 1: pion, uble mention. Thoene, grand chumpton. Andrew Arnott, reserve Adventures in . Home Oulneu ,Pig: Jenlfer Nulling II .Together: champion. Living: John · Swunson, Chadwell, 11rand champion ; Ro11er Chadwell, grand Cased Birds In the Home: r,.•~rve champion. Kelly Tyree, re serve chum· champion: Robbie Weddle, Karu Osborne, 11r11nd cham· Furniture and Woodwork pion . reserve champion. pion ; AndreaArnotl, Recycllna : Whitney Smull Animal s: Morgan Finishing Up: Derek re1erve champion. Thoene, grand champion. Lentes, reserve champion; Roush, .11rund champion. Cot I : Ktuhy Wells, 11rand De81gnln11 Interiors: Tyler Lee, honorable men· Creative Writing: Taryn champion, Amundn E111on, Amanda llason, grund lion . . . Lentes, grand champion . re1erve champion, champion; Chrhsie Adventures with Your · Writing and Reporting for Cat 2: Meaan Broderick, Gregory, reserve champion; Cumeru • A: Wude Collln8, Teens : Jennifer · Orudy, arund chtimplon; Kathy Meghan Haynes, honoruble arund champion; Ashl champion. . Weil•l re•erve champion. ltlentlon, . .. Llv naund Learning wllh Your First .Home . Away · . Children : Laura Bailey, from Home: Becky Tnylor, fl.,t k.J " £.~ grund ehBIIII'ion.reaerve champion., More Living and Horn leu Hone: Learnlna with Children: Jeremiah Myers, reserve Holly Da~l l, 11rand champl· chamP.iOn. J .~ on; Nicole Ionu, re•erve Elxplorln11 Our Inm t champion . Worfd 1: Davis Wittig , Teen1 Learn About arand champion; S~ephen . f(, fl),/ t/1.'$ Children : Becky Taylor, King, reserve chump10n. . .J:\f'~· j!rand champion· Curitn Laundry for Beginners: rr. (f);• rest~rve • ·,,,,w Dear Abby week J si l with Elsle, u 93 -year-old lady who is purllully sil!hled. El,ic nlwuys looks forward to hearing me reud your column. The duy the lei· ter from "Roher! in Orlando" appeared. we both thoul!ht you dropped lhe bull in your replr lie usked which is more h ygiem~ leuvi nl! dishes to uir-dry un ihe counter or drying them with u toweL Abby, you didn 't unswer hi s question I - RICHARD KRUS~: ANil Jo:LSIE HUNTF.R IN LOS ANGEJ.J<:S I>EAR RICHARI> ANI> El.SIE: I'm emburrassell to udmit tlml you're rig hi. Among Ihe muny readers who pointed it ou( wus u Text1s !lenilcnmn who suid, " You sl,muld run for public ufl1~c immc· diUlcly, Abb~ I Only u poltllclutt can gel uwuy w.11h gi'ving someone un answer without addressing lhc qucslion," Ouch. Reud on: 4-H miscellaneous Judging results announced 'I'OI>AY IN IIISTORY IW 1111 Mi~IIIJI~ IIIlllli i'M ~ . 'l\i1llly Is Wt•dii'''dli)'· .lilly l·l. the l O.~ Ih duy 111' lOOl : Tli•' ' ' ~ lilt' 1110 till)'' 11'11 l111hc yr111'. . Totluy's I li l!hll l!lil 111 I 11<1111 y: . 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Federul ReMerve Chulrmun Alun OrcenNpun 1m lefty, ~l tlld "lnf'c~tlouM l!filed'' UN the vllluln uf cvrpurute miMbc· huv\ur. "My VIeW WUH ulwuyH lhUI UC~UUI1· tunt~ knew or huclto know thut themur· kill vuluc of' their ~o mpunl eN rcstell on · the lnlllllrlty Uf their ttperotltJMNt" he lllH• tll1cd ttil10 we11k . "I WUM wrunj!, ' There urc two explunutlun!l why the preNidenl IH UUI uf Hli!p with the COUll• try'M polltlcN here. Bither he IH bllndc\1 to the "blul!k un\1 white" ol' curpurute ctmuptlon by his own Intimate """oclu· tltm with the buur\lwom wi1rld. Or he feur8 thut his own tleullniiK ut Harken und hl8 vice pre8ldcnt 's d~IJ IIHJIM u1 Hullburli!n ure tuo cluNe tu the Bnron uncl Wurldcom buHineNt~; und he (eurM bcln11 bur11e~ by hi• uwn 11re. The lon11er thiHdiH~unnect cniltlnucA, thcmt7rc pcnple'wllluN"umc the Iutter. CitriN Mttlthtw.r, aU/Iwr uj' "Now, L,.t Ml' Tell Yvu What I Hral/y 'l'ltlnk " (Pru PruN, 2001) unci " 1/urdbul/ " (ivtu:lwmte /Jook.l, /I) I) I)), /,r 11 llllliu1w/ly .ryndlcm~d columnl.rt j'r!r the Su11 l'rwtdrco Citron/de and rile lw.rr aj' "llurdbu/1 " H/1 CNIJC and MSNIJC ,ccthle dtcuutel~. C'L.....IJ::.tmas 1n Ju f.Y StOp tn • and See OUr se,ect'IOn OJ em :oeu.y 0 X~t"f8 ~!~~~:~f~::m~~~;~ J~~ufuh~~:· J~~~. c~c~~fJ; Lente1, reserve ' champion; champl,on; Kimberly hunorable·mention. John son and Audrlonna Mallie uf Electricity.: Pullins, honorable mention. Robbfe Weddle, honorable One on One: Christina mention. Miller, llrnnd chumplon; Pl1hina For the Be1lnner: Kelsey Holter. reserve Dakota Colllnl, arand champion; Erin Taylor, champion; David Maxmn, honorable mention. re1erve champion: Stacy 4·H Club Teen MaComber und Phillip · Leadership: Alyua Holter, Kina. honorable mention. arand chamJllon. Pilhlnl For the Tee.n 13oardman ship: Wlllium Jennifer Orady, grand Intermediate: Wood•, 11rand champion: .champion. ,. • • j ·• -.LOe •{Q\J;rygs ~ e Jil.n uts J2LcqufW•~t•tt•O!H -. · . '.1tl !Fur.e _,e'IIJtl ft.l . ~3 '91 Mill Street Middle·port, OH WEDNESDAY SUNDAY , TUPPERS PLAINS REEDSVILLE -The 66th Eastern Local Board of annual Charles Wesley Education, regular meeting, and Elsie Florer.~ce Lucas Wed., 6:30 p.m., admlnlslra· Buckley reunion, Sunday, live office In Tuppers Plains. at Forked Run State Park, south of Reedsville. A THURSDAY at covered dish dinner TUPPERS PLAINS - Girls at Eastern High School who lp.m. Family and' friends are Interested In playing vol· are welcome. layball are to meet at 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Gospel Thursday at the high school. si ng at the Middleport The meeting Is mandatory, Church of the Nazarene, according to Rick Edwards, Sunday 6:30 p.m. principal. " Deli vered" to be singing. Allen · Mldcap ATHENS - Survivors of Pastor public . Suicide Support Group, 7 invites p.m. Thursday, Athens Kefreshments . . SOCIEIY NEWS Birth announced TUPPERS PLAINS Seth and Christa Circle Carleton of Tu~pers Plains announce the b1rth of their first child, a son, Gage Michael Carleton. The seven pound, four ounce infant wus born on June · S at St. Joseph 's Hospital in Parkersburg, . W.Va. Grandparents are Jeff and Sonia Circle of Bashan and Mike and Candy Carleton of Mlchl!el Cl!rleton Coolville. Great-grandparents Frances are Grover and Elsie White of Ravenswood. Bashan, Harold Circle of Carleton of Pomero;,:, and Bashan, Becky Circle of Lester Hawk of Coolv1lle. SALE ROOM ALL SANDALS 30% OFF 30"·50" OFF * FREE Monogram with Gym Bag purchaH * Group NIKE T-Shlrts $9.95 The Shoe Place 1\J"'+" 2nd Avenue • Middleport, Ohio QU?-r.:ii627 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. -- -- ... - -- �-"' . . .. .. - . ·- - - - ... ...- •·r • • " ..... ,........ • • • • • • • PageA6 The Daily SeJ:tinel Wednesclly, July 24, 2001 Inside: The Daily Sentinel '• Diamond Roundup, Page 82 Tressel: Freshmen unproven, Page 83 Page 81 House votes on sanctions Wednesday, July 2•. 2002 WASHINGTON (AP) - Th~ House brushed aside n veto thrcut from President Bush und upprovcd several meusurcs to eu'c restrictions on travel und trade with Cuba. · "For 42 ycur, we' ve had the sumc failed policy.'' suid frcsllman Rcr'ublicun Jdl' Fluke of Ari10nn, whn led the etl'm1s to hrcu~ down harril.'rs with the ;,lund nution.."Isn't it about time to dc'Cide muybe we ncL'Cl u chunge here'!" . . : Despite etli>rts by unti -Cnstro lawmakers und the udmumtra'tion to link the san c tion ~ uguinst Fidel Custro's Cuhn to the wu.r on tcnurism. many House members a~t reed on a sencs ul votes Tuesday. . · By a 262~ 167 margin they .approved Flukc_'s uml·ndmc•ut .tn :1 spcndiug bi II that would clumnllte rcstncttons on Aml·n etlll tourists travel ing to Cuhtl. . WASHINGTON (AP) - President eutist Duvid Rohde of Michigun State Bush wus uhlc to keep his job approval University suid Tuesday. . rnting nbove 70 percent two months . Th~ younger Bush's mta~gs had hovlmlgcr than his futhcr did u dccudc ago. crcdJUStubove ~0 percent tn most poll s but the ~urrcnt prl·sidcnt slipped to the lor the pust lew mo.nt~s. Now u nml-60s this week amid growing .ner- Newsweek poll shows has JOb u~proval vousness ubout the economy. m· 65 percent and un . lpsos-Read poll The president's sky-high flOSt -Scpt. dune tbr the Cook Polltacnl Report and II ratings above 70 percent lusted for an NBC-Wall'Street Journal poll have more than I0 months. Now he hus to do him ut 67 percent. .his best to uvuid his f'uther 's continued . "Thcre.'s. been unrelieved ba~. ne~s slidl'. Then -President Qcorge H.W. tor the pust several weeks, smd Dush's ratings dropped llclow 50 pe.r- Thomus ~-i~hle.,president of lpso.s-Rcad cent a year ufter they hud skyrocketed m Publtc Atfmrs. so a_lot of what s ~lap­ !!J91 during the Persian Gulf war. p~ned hu~ occurred m the .~eek s lrom A bit of u fude is inevituble. analysts the end ot June until today. say. "One way to put it is thutthe luw of The timing of Bush:s ret.urn to u more gravity wasn' t repealed.'' politicul sd - normal - though sull htgh - ruung Feels art est Seattle man was predicted months ugo by Matthew Dowd, pollster for the Republican National Committee. Dowd sent a message to Republicun activists during the spring predicting the president's ruting "should retun1 to u new, normul" - possibly Jn the 60s by the end of July, if hi storicul pattern~ proved true . . RepubliCan strategist Rich Outen smd the current polls uren 't that important but the trend over the next few months will be. Outen suid what will mutter politicully in un election yeur is "if these approval rulings are less than the high 60s or mid 60s in lute October and November." · WASHINGTON (AP) - Fcderuluuthotitics huw tuTestc'il an Amcri~an Muslim lll'tivist who they believe took computer cqui\>mcnt to un ui-Q:ai~!' ~crrori st ~ump in Afgh~anistan . . A ttw cnl'm,ementolt tcwl spcukmg on condatmn oltmonymaty said Tucsduy thut Jmnes .Ujuuma. ~6, wus un·cstcd Mnnduy 11 ight in Denver us a mutcnul watncss to tem>nst act~v1ty and !lown to Virginia. The ollkial suid the activity thutled to Ujuamta's urrcst was not rclutcd·to the Sept. II attacks. encouraged to get rid of standing water and weur mosquito repelJune 21,u,cordiug tn th~ U.S. Custom~ Service. . . Another fcderul olliciul suid investigators believe Ujuama may ed Both mother und son had strapped hcrmn uroua~d thear wmsts lent and long-sleeve shins when they ure outdoors. have supt>licd tcmlrists in Afghunistun with computer equip- in u diuper-like \'at:ka~~· at:cnrdmg to customs oflacmls. Yussell ment . He said uutholities were investigutin):\ whether Ujuama ulso had alleged y stu I led drugs 111 her bru. . . nlsn trained ut the camp. The two hud returnc(lto Pna1 Everglades Irom a 10-du~ cro1se McALESTElt Okla. (AP) ·- An inmate wns e~~:ecuted when customs agents stopped them. Tuesday for the I985 sluyi ng of an 84-year-old womun who was ubducted from her home. suvugely beaten und burned. WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Destroying government record; of Rundall E. Cannon. 42. wus pronounced deud ut 6:05 p.rn. after tircurm purchuscs uftcr oneduy instead of thrc~ months could put NEW YORK (AP) _ A millionuirc itivestor cluims his fanner receiving un injection. Asked if he had any last wands, Cannon guns in the hunds of crnmnuls who shouldn t huve them. con- hypnothcmpist stole millions of dollars wonh of his jewelry and suid "No" then 'looked at the ceiling and took u deep breath. ' The Supreme Coun curlier Tuesday rejected his tinul appeal. gressionul invcstigutors suy. · · cash after y~urs of putting him under hypnosis. . . Att.orney Gcneml John Ashcroft lust year suggested shMcning Irwin Urun. 76. suid in coun pupcrs that the therupast masup- Cannon had urgucd that the court's June decision requ.iring that thc time period thutthe government keeps rewrds nn people wh~l propriuted hundreds of thousunds of dollurs in c.ush and ut leust juries - not judges - hand down death sentences mdarectly try to purchuse lireanns from !JO duys tnno more thun one husa- $2.5 million worth ofjcwelrv that belonged to has lute mother. affected his case. .. ness daft. . · rep 1y papers Ihat he used most Cannon was sentenced to deuth in the slaying of Addie .· Stephen Hymowitz. 59, Sill'<d m But (Oing thut would mcun thutthe FBI . "':hich condLacts the of the more than $700,000 he received from Urun over 15 yeurs Hawley. ·Who wus ubducted from her Oklahoma City home and checks. won't be ublc to go hack to look lor tnauclulcnt transac- to spend in Urun 's behulf but kept $286.550 for his own fees und found hours later nude and incoherent in u vucunt lot. She had tions or mistaken aptmwuls, leudin" to "iuhhc· salcty unphcubeen beaten and severely. burned when gasoline wus poured on· " expenses. lions." the Geuerul Accounting Ollke suic Tuesday. ' As for the jewelry. Hymowitz st.tid that he und Urun w~l~ed to her and set on tire. She dted the next day. · Only seven out of the 235 illegal. gun sales between July 20(ll 1111 UtJpcr East Side Ronutn Catholic Church and dropped lim the and January 2002 were null~cd niter one day, arcordmg to the collection box . · GAO. which is the investigutive arm of Congress. Under u oneday rule, the other 22Herimimals would have been uhlc to keep thdr guns instead of having police take tlwmaway ~e~:!use the mistake never would have been cuught. the ugcucy suad ILacsduy. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Chuim PotQk's literary aspirations weren't ulwuys encouruged. Teachers ut his Jewish purochiul school were ctxllto the idea and his mother wasn't thrilled at u who wanted to be u writer. WASHINGTON (AP) - Chuirmun Sen. Mux Baucus, WASHINGTO['J <AP) - Sen. Dianne Fcinsteia~. m1 uhcll1ion son"You .)\'ant ·to write stories, durling'!" he once rcculled her Senators scrambled to ti'nd u D-Mont. , health committee rights supporter. ut:cuscd fcderuluppeuls court cundtclate l'rlsctllu telling him. "That's very nice. You'll be u bruin surgeon. On the compromise between two chuirmun Sen. Edward Owen of writing opiuious in some uhonion-relatcd cuses that side you'll write stories." Medicare prescription drug were too int1ucm:ed hy Oweu 's personal beliefs. Even so, stories turned 0111 to be Potok's main occupation. proposals after neither phm Kennedy, D-Muss., und Sen. Feinstein led the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing thutlast- After u rabbi. he wrote 'The Chosen" and other best- captured enough votes to win John Breaux, D-Lu., un archied more than three hours Tuesday nn Owen's nnminmion to the sellingbecoming tect of the plan touted by the . novels that explored the conllict between Jewish religious Senate upprovul. 5th U.S. Circtait Cmn1 of Appeals. . In the first of 1i puir of votes Republicans. "It sc.cms to me you - aud m"ybe thi s is whm being an uctivist and scwlur life. Potok died Tuesday of bntin cunccr ut his suburbun Merion Tuesday, the Senate rejected. meuns - that you worked to come out where ynu Wltnl on yollr home, said his wife. Adena. He was 73. in a 52-47 vote, a plan pushed opinion," said Feiustcin, D-CuUL . . by Democrats that would "The picture that some spe"alantcrest.groups l~:tve pmntcd ol srcnd $594 billion over sever· me is wrong," Owc11. 47. told the commattcc. whach consaderm~ u .years on a drug bcnetit. A her nomination about :1 ycur ufter it wus submitted. "When I , , .. h h Food d D decide a case 1 mu .~t do so on tile hasis of fi1ir und' consistent · BELfSVILLE. Md. (APJ - Cnllcs c urge t e. an rug plan that would spend $370 u >liclllion of the law:· . ,Admam~t~utaon needs to tell pregnant women JUSt how many billion und was mostly proPI · IYJJCS ol ltsh arc contamanuted wath enough mercury to hun thcar moted by Republicans und u unborn b:aby's developing bruin . . . few Democrats failed in a 48(iI ta r5 The FDA has four species on its don't-cat-whale-pregnant hst 51 vote. Both were shon of the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Bound. lllindfoldcd and left in a - shark. swordfish, king mackerel and tilelish - but suys a few 60 votes needed for passage a week of most other fish is healthy. under Senate bud~et rules. diny basement for nearly 24 hours, u 7-yeur-old kidnapped girl servings But amid fierce criticism from some consumer advocates that With both partaes trying to gnawed through duct tape and made her way to freedom. cndmg tuna und other species should be avoided, the FDA's independent ~uin political advantage on an the latest in u series of high-protile ahductions uruund the nution. While being held in a pollee ofliccr's arms, Erica Prall waved scientific advisers huvc opened a three-day inquiry to judge if the assue that may be imponunt in to TV cameras and beamed as she was returned to her grand- agency erred - und if American women need stronger wamings. the fall elections, senators mother's home late Tuesday. Police suid she suffered only minor "It was our genuine belief that if women consciously followed indicated a willingness to get this advice ... these women would be protecting their unborn something passed. injuries. . children:· FDA food safety chief Joseph Levitt told the advisory Authorities were !;carching for James Burns. 29, and Edward "We are to take what hap· Johnson, 23. who arc considered suspe~ts. in . the ~bduction. panel Tuesday. pened not us a signal for defeat Police said the men were known to the_garl s tumaly and thatthcar but rather as a call to action," mimes had been provided by two witnesses. . said Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fia., "Our biggest concern as that· the huby come hack to us an good author of the Democratic HOUSTON (AP) - lieulth oflicials Tuesday confirmed the an health and this is whm she did," said the girl's great-grandmothplan. ~otto work hard first human case of West Nile virus in Texas, funher evidence of to find"We've er, Geraldine Tutc. that maddle ground." tl1e diseuse's spread since it appeared in the United States three Sen. Charles Grassley, Ryears ago. lowa, said after the vote, "I Richard Hicks, 50, was admitted Friday to the Houston would HARDWARI! meet with anybody, • FORT LAUDERDALE. Flu. (AP) - A New York City Veterans Affairs Medical Center with afever and viral encephali- anyplace." MASON, woman strapped several pounds of heroin around her 9-ycar-old tis, which causes swelling in the brain. Lawmakers immediately W.VA. Hicks was bejlinning to recover, said Dr. Daniel Musher, the . son's waist and used him us mule to smuggle drugs into Florida, began to huddle over the VA's head of infectious disease. · 1-304-773-5583 federal prosecutors said. . pluns. A Democratic meeting PreviouslY.• only birds and horses in Texas had tested positive Sharrul Vassel!. 37. and her sora hud more than 15 pounds of Tuesday afternoon included heroin from Pamama hidden on their bodies when she was arrest- for West Nale, which is spread by mosquitoes . Residents were Graham, Finance Committee Oklahoma executes inmate GAO: Keep gun sale records Millionaire accuses hypnotist Noted author Potok dies Nominee faces questions Senators aim for compromise , as drug benefit proposals fail . -- FDA eyes fish adVI"sory "rl escapeS Come and pto Gaskets by Texas confinns vinas Mirromatic and Presto PICKENS Woman accused of smuggling WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS • Memorial tourney s~t for Aug. :5 GLOUSTER - The third unnual Don Juckson Memorial Golf Tournament is Saturday. Aug. 3 111 Forest Hills Golf Course. just out; side Glouster. . · The tournament is sponsored by Athens Basketball Otlicinls Association. which Jackson was a member of for I0 years before his deuth, following u six-month battle with cancer. The tournument helps fund the Don Jnckson Memorial · Scholarships ut Meigs County's Eastern High School. Th.e entry fee is $140 per tour-man teum fur thi s best bull format . The fee includes lunch and drinks for all pluyers and one cart per team. Tee times are 8 a.m. and I p.m.. w,ith a limit of 16 teams per tee time. The ABOA is also lookitig for hole sponsors for the event. Those interested cnn sponsor a single hole tor $40 or a double hole tor $75, and c1,1n contact Phillip Lightfoot at 740-385-790 I anytime. Deudline to pre-register tor t.he tournament is July 29. but us long as there· are spaces open in each tee time entries will be accepted right up until the I p.m. tee time . To enter. cnJltU~t Lighttoot or Jason Knodcrcr ut Fol'est Hills Golf Course at 740767-4621 POINT PLEASANT The Point Plcusant R'ecreution Dcpuruncnt is hosting a double-elimination. 3-ort-3 basketbullltlurnument at the Ordnance basketball couns on July 27. Each game is I0 minutes long and there are four Hgc groups: Division I - 12 and under; Division II - 13-17; Division Ill ·- 18-:;!9: and Division tV - 30 and over. ·The cost to participate is $5 a team. The department will also be hosting a three-day golf clinic at Krodel Park on July 29-31 from 9 to II a.m. The clinic is for those ages 8 and up and the cost is $25 per person. Instructors will be Jan Haddox and Bob Blessing. For information on either event, cull 675-2936. Armstrong still ·leading Tour Harrlnpon Inks deal wlth Lions !'OI N T <:L U dl , \1 the ple;sures of a European S'pa. Experience tl1e latest in epa therapies and 'treal:n1enb. Allow t~aineJ hands to manage away the remnanls of a hard day of golf or just the cares of the world, as you relax in luxury. Experience tl1c popular Hot Rocks treatment, Vichy' shower, anti - aging facials or . give yourself a work -out in the cardi ova;Jcular workout room. Give yourself over lo all tl1e • ' ALLEN . PARK', Mich. (AP) ~ Quarterba ~ k Joey Harrington si~ned with the Detroit Lions. tn time to take part in training camp. Harrington, the No. 3 overall pick in this year's draft. signed for six years for about $36.5 million, a football source. said on the condition of anonymity. Harrington i~ guaranteed to ·make $13.5 million in combined bonuses, another source close to the ne$otiations said on the condillon of anonymity. • • luxury offered in the new 20,000 equare foot spa at MARRIOTT"S GRAND HOTEL GOLF RE60RT AND SPA, part of the Reeort Divieion of thE! ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL. Enjoy golf at the resort Lakewood Coune• or at nearby championship Magnolia Grove coursee. For Spa reservations call 25L990.6385. For golf and hotel packages at Th.e Grand or anywhere on the Trail, ca!IS00,257.3465. Golf• Gr~atut Rl>ad Trip • STAFF REPORT . DETROIT.- By un overwheltni.ng margan , the Marshall Unaversaty Thundering, Herd football team was · tubbed today ~y league 1_11ediu m~1i1 -. bers to reclmm the Mtd-Amencun Conference football title that it won from 1997-2000. The voting was announced at the league's unnual foot bull media day. Marshall was tubbed by 43-of-47 voters to win the East Davision und gurnered 41 nods to win the chumpi onship game on Dec. 7. Bowling Green was selected by a close margin · While Marshall was a cleur favorite to cupture the West Oivision. just in the East, the West race is e~~:pected aheud of defending MAC Champion to be very close and quite possibly Toledo. . could come down to the Nov. 30 The 2(102 seuson murks changes us meeting between the rival Falcons the University of Central Florida und Rockets . BGSU's 25 first-place joins the MAC tor football on!~ and votes and 21:13 total points edged the will compete in the East Divasion. Rockets' 266-point total and 13 firstBGSU moves from the Eust. where !t place notices. has competed since 1997, to the .West Western Michigan falls into the No. Division. · 3 slot with ·20,5 points and three first The MAC went to divisional play place votes us the Broncos. divisionin 1997 when it expanded from I0 to al winners in 1999 und 2000, seek a 12 teams. return to (he top spot. The No . 4 and Fo t;<o. 5 places. respectively. to Northern Illinois (201) und Bat State (I !!R). two teams thut tied Toledo for the divisional title lust year. The Hw.kies (4) und Cardinals (2) al so were named on ballots to win the division . Central Michigan (118) and Eastern Michigan (55) round out the West Division. Miami and UCF appeur to be the top · challengers to the Thundering Herd in the East Division. The . '· PIHM IH MAC, I:S . Butch Cooper BUTCHMEISTER UCF talkin' smack about the .MAC Point to hold hoops tourney LES DEUX-ALPES, France (AP) - Colombian rider Santiago Botero claimed his second stage victory of this Tour de France by winning the 15th leg, the longest of the three-week competition. Lance Armstrong finished 6 minutes and 41 seconds off the pace. but his big overall lead was unchanged and he remained on course for a fourth straight Tour title when the race finishes Sunday. • 1mmcrse yourself in all Shocker: Marshall ·favored to win by MAC.media HO~ STUFF - Reds pitcher Jimmy Haynes throws against the Pirates In the first Inning Tuesday In Cincinnati. · Haynes pitChed six Innings, giving up one run on three hits. (AP) Reds sink·the Pirates CINCINNATI (AP) Ken Griffey Jr. blew a bubble. tossed away his bat and staned jogging to first base amid another cascade of boos over the Pittsburgh Pirates' . h'ang strategy. pate On deck, Austin Kearns was trying to block out the noise and keep his focus . • "What you have -to do is te'll yourset f to relax and not try to do too much," Kearns said. He did more than enough Tuesday night, driving in four runs as the Cincinnati Reds pulled away to a 7-2 victory that turned on strat· egy. The Pirates decided not to take. any ri~ks with Griffey, who had sin; ' gled twice and hit a sacrifice fly to the warning track Monday night in his first game back from a pulled Reds settle for Moehler ·instead o~ Kenny Rogers CINCINNATI (AP) - Kenny Rogers needed two full days to decide he didn't want to leave home. · The Cincinnati Reds needed only a few minutes to find some· . one much more willing to move. Spurned by their first choice, the Reds quickly turned \0 their backup plan Tuesday and acquired right-hander Brian Moehler from Detroit as part of a live-player deal. The Reds thought they had .one for Rogers, who is in ihe final yeur of a three-yeur deal that includes a no-trade clause. They had tentatively agreed to send three mino.r leaguers to the Rangers for the left·hander. One hurdle remained: Rogers had to say yes. The Reds figured he would like .the chance to move from the last·placeRangers to a team trying to regain first place in the . NL Central. His long-awaited answer surprised them. . ~ . "When he signed his contract with the .Rangers, he gave a commitment to his wife that he would get a no-trade clause and guarantee he'd be in Texas throughout the contract," Bowden said. "He thought it was importan\ that he lived up to that with his fumjly. The Reds certainly respect that." Bowden quickly went .to Plan B and agreed to send infielder David Espinosa - Cincinnati's top drart pick in 2000 - to Detroit along with. two other minor leaguen for Moehler and minor teague infielder Matt Boone, the manager's son. Moehler i& coming off major shoulder surgery that wiped out almost ull of his 2001 season and limited him to three starts for the Tigers this month. hamstring. "Management and the couches decide who we pitch to and who we don't," said sta:rter Kip Wells (107). "If they want you to get the next guy out. so be .it." · Wells intentionally walked Griffey with first base open in the first and fifth innings, drawing loud ,.............:s Good old Central Florida. You've gotta love these guys; you really do. They haven't played one game in the Mid-American Conference. in any sport. mind you. und already they are one of the most loathed football teams in the league. One repson is the sli~ht hint of over· confidence coming out of Orlando. In his tifth-~ear as the head coach of 1he Knights football team, Mike Kruczek made his thoughts . perfectly clear on his impression of the competition his team will face in the MAC. "I think we can be undefeated," said Kruczek last spring. "I know we can do it in the MAC conference ....Our major , concern is our out-of-conference opponents," which includes trips to Penn State und Arizona State and a home game ugainst Syracuse. Still, don't be surprised to see that quote on the wall in the home·t<icker room at Marshall Stadium. Yager Stadium or Waldo Stadium this season. ' For those that don't know, those are the home fields of Murshall, Miami and Western Michigan ...teams that have been in the upper echelon over .the past . few years in the MAC and places the Knights will pay a visit to this season. I'd also be e~~:pecting defending MAC champions Toledo to take a copy with them on their trip to Orlando on Oct. 19. . It's not Kruczek's confidence in his teams ability to compete in the league that's a problem. I've always believed a coach, no matter how good or bad his team is, should show confidence in his team and its ability to win. It's just that Central Florida doesn't seem to be takin$ interest of its new league foes. treaung the MAC as an. afterthought. In fact, it seems that they have no respect for a league that has provided PleiN 1H Coopv, IS Creeping ever closer••• ' Southern quarterback Brandon Pearce prepares to fire a pass downfleld durhig the Tornadoe~' 7on·7'passlng scrimmage against River Valley on Tuesday In Cheshire. Southern opens Its season August 24 at . Berne Union. 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Yonlleoo (D.Wello 10ol) II Clevlflnd ( - ..7), 7:01 p.m. TllcU (Ro(jtrt 1o-l)at..- (Gerol& 11· f), 10:05 p.m. ~Drlllllll <It• (H- i.et " 7·7), 10:05_p.m. . . Anlhllm (8111 'f1llnlllr'l GtlftM. l<aiiiU City (Aionoto 2·2) II Oetroll (Mtralh 2·3), 2:05 p.m. Otkiand (Udlt H) II - '1), 4:05 p.m. (Orta .. TJ!IIJIIIIY (Dt LOt ltnlol G-1) II BOttOn rllnoz ta.a), 7:ot p.m. . (Myt!ft 0.1111 8NIIff (Htlllma ... ), 0:05 p.m. I PageB2 lie allowed six hits lltlt.l walked three, imp('()Ving to 4· 2 lifetime against Sun Francisco with u I.5ll ERA in eight UJ?peurunces. Morm. who wus muned ll• the NL AII·Stnr teum but did· n't appear in the game, has allowed two runs in 23 innings since the brenk. "I was W\lrried there for u while, ph~sicully and mental· ly," he sutd. "The lust couple of gumes huve been sood and 1 huve to be sutislted with where lum." 8RAVf:S 5, MARLINS 3 Tom Glavine drove in u run with u suicide squee1.e untl beut Florida for the second consecutive sturt tts visitin~ Atluntu ended the Murlins four-gume winning streuk. Gluvine ( 13·5) gnt his 2371h victory. moving pust Whitey Ford fur 50th pluce on the career list. John Smaltz earned his mujor leugue-leadinjl 37th suve, converting hts club-record 23rd chance in 11 row. The Braves won for the seventh time in eight games. Mels 4, Expos 3 tvlike Piazza and Mo Vuughn each hit two-run homers. und Jeff D'Amico (S·8) took u shutout Into the eighth innln~ to win for the first time tn nearly two months as New York beat Bartolo Colon (3·1) and slumpin·g Montreal at Shea Stadium. The Expos lost their fifth straight game and watched All·Stur right fielder Vladimir Guerrero leave with a bruised left knee after cmshing into the fence. The Mets have won eight of 10 to move four gumes over .500 and buck intn wild· MAN OF THE DAY -Cardinals pitcher Melt Morrla follows throush on a pitch aaalnst Sen card contention. Francisco In the third inning Tuesday In San Francisco. (AP) ASTROS 7, BREWERS 4 Pete Munro (2-0) pitched seventh inning nt Wrigley two-run homer us Arlzonn error of the gume nnd visltint~ two-hit ball for seven Field us Phihtdelphia stopped rallied In the eighth inning ttl Lns Angeles w11n fnr just the Bunk One Ballpark. third time since the AII·Sttlr innings. sending visiting u five-game losing streak. The Diamondbacks took u b~uk. Milwaukee to its nimh Bobl:ly Abr~u uilded a two· Poul Ln Ducu hit n throe· straight loss. run hom~r tor the Phil lies. 4-1 lead into the eighth before both teams scored fnur run homer. Adrinn Beltrc Brud Ausmus hit a three· • J?so ~csu, who wasted u times. Arizonu closer Byung· udded u solo shot und Eric ~un double for Houston. 4-0 ~mth·t.~ning le1~d M?nduy. Hyun Kim , (4·1) blew hls Kurros drove in three runs for games Munro has started got h1s 26th suve m 33 111 fourth save in 30 chances but the Dodgers, who ulso since being culled up from chmices. still wound up with the win . ncqulred Infielder Tyler the minors June 27 DtAMONDHACKS 8, DOilGKRS 8, PAJ)Rii.S 6 HousiO!l from Mllwuu~ee for Pmi,uEs 7, cuns 4 . RocKIES 5 Dave Roberts scored the twu mtnnr lcugue pitchers. Scott Rolen hit 11 tiebreuk· Qumton McCrncken hit 11 ing three-run homer in the two-run .dnuble und Tony go·uheud run on third buse· Eric Gugne got his 35th save Womack followed with u man Phil Nevin's second In 37 chunces. . Nomar's day ends on a pretty big downer Wickman makes first trip to DL BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nomar Garciaparra's birthday bush finished in frustration for the Boston Red So~. Gurciuparru became the 11rst·piuyer in major league history to hit three homers in one game on his birthday, driving in eight runs as Boston beat Tampa Buy 22-4 in the opener of Tuesday's duy· nighl doubleheader. · But the Red Sox missed a· big chance to move up in the AL East when the Devil Rays rallied for five runs in the ninth inning to get u split at Fenwuy Park 5-4. "You don't see days like this com· ing," Garciaparra said after the first game. "You never say, 'I feel good. I'm going to hit three."' Garciapurru hit a puir of IWO·(Un homer~ in Boston's 10-run third inning and added a grand slam in the fourth .. He walked and !lied out the ne~t two times he came to the plate. Having cminected twice Sunday at Yankee Stadium, Oarciaparra be'iame the 26th player to hit five home-runs in two gumes. Despite New York's 9-3 loss to Cleveland, the Red Sox could not take full advantage. They wound up the day 3 112 games behind the division-leading Yankees. . Garciaparra joined Ellis Burks 11990) and Bill Regan (1928) as the only Red Sox players to homer twice · in one inning. . "On birthdays, I'm usually pretty low key," said Garciaparra, 29. "ft was just good timing." It was Boston's highest-scoring game in the regular season at home since rout· ing Detroit 23·3 on June 18, 1953. The Red Sox beat Cleveland 23·7 at Fen way in the 1999 playoffs. But in the second game, U~ueth Urbina could not hold a 4-0 lead m the ninth. Jared Sandbera's three-run homer capped the Devil Rays • comeback. O'arciaparra sinaled with two outs in the bottOm of tfle nlntl'l ~ l>ur Manny Ramirez, who homered twice In the opener, stNck out with two runners on 10 end it. INDIANS 9, YANKEES 3 Yankees .AII·Star catcher Jorge Posada waa knocked flat and went to the hospital after being hit in the head by Milton Bradley's backswing at Jacobs Field. Posada wa1 cut on the left ear and needed stitches in New York's NICE CUT- Yankees catcher Jorge Posada Is attended to by the Yankees trainer as . teammate Robin Ventura, left, and manager Joe Torre, right, look on In the fifth Inning Tuesday In Cleveland. Posada was knocked flat and had his left ear cut when he was struck In the side of the head by Indians' Milton Bradley's back· swing, lAP) lo~s. Wilh runners at second and third in the fifth, Posada was coming out of his crouch when Bradley's bat slipped out of his hunds. Pitcher Andy Petlittc llelded the tupper and, unaware P.osada was hurt. made. a backhand toss home. Posada was on the ground as the ball rolled to the backstop and two runs scored. MARINERS if, R~NGRR/1 1 An error b~ I0-timc Gold 0 love catch· er Ivan Rodriguez helped Seattle rally for three runs in the eighth inning to beat TeKas at Safeco Field. It was 1-ali when Jeff Cirillo hit a foul popup near the Marinen' dujout. But the ball popped out of Rodriguez's milt, and Cirillo 'then 1inaied. John Olerud hit a two-out, two-run double that put the AL Wes.,.leadina Mariners ahead. . ATHLI!TIC8 2, ANGEL8 1 Barry Zito earned hb AL-Ieading 14th victory as Oaklagd won at Anaheim. Zito has won four straight starts and 13 of his last 14 decisions. · · Miguel Tejada hit a two-run homer off Kevin Appier and made a diving caleb at sh~top with the bases loaded. Tejada also dropped plnch·hitter Adam Kennedy's popup leading off the ninth, but Billy Koch retired Durin Erstud und Tim Sufmon with u runner on HCCund to end it. WmTR Sox 8, TwiN!! 7 Frank Thomas hil a two-run home run esti ITUited at 49S feet, the ion gest shot since the new Comiskey Purk' opened in 1991. and Chicago slOpped Minnesota.'s six-game winning streak. AII·Star center fielder Torii Hunter returned 10 the 1\vins' lineup after 11 three·aame suspension for lhrowina 11 ball at Clevelaild pitcher Danys Baez. Hunter went 0-for., with three slrik.eoull, and srounded out with a Nnner on third bllle 10 end it. TIO&U 10, RoYALil Mark Redman put an end 10 the Ti11eri • six-game to.ina ltrealc. pitehina them past Kansas City at Comeiica Park. . ~n pvc up four hit1 in eiiJht mmna• and al10 retired 16 stralaht l:iatters. Wendell Maaee drove in four runs aa Detroit Jet JeaJOn high• for run• and hill ( 19). Raul Ibanez Jinjled home the Royals' run, Jiving him 17 RBIJ in 10 gamn. ' www.mydltlynnttnel.com Wtdn•sday. July 2-. 2002 Matt Morris-shuts down ailing San Francisco BV THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Without Burry Bonds and Jeff Kent in the middle of the lineup. the Sun Francisco Giants were no match for Man Morris. The St. Louis Cardinals ace pitched eight sharp innings, shutting down the injury· depleted Giants in a 4·0 victory Tuesday night. "It's unfortunate they're sore and hurt, but it's good for me and the Cardinals:· Morris said. "Those gu~s ure Ali·Stur players and wtthout them, it del1nitely helped us." Jim Edmonds hud u homer und two RBis, und Tino Murtinez hit u two-run double orr Jason Schmidt (5·5) before leaving with buck spasms. The Curdinuls won their third straight und muin· luined u4 1/2-gume leud over Cincinnati in the NL Centrul. The Giants. playing with· out Bonds, Kent and Reggie Sunders - their Nos. 3-4-5 hitters - lost for the third lime in four games. Sun Francisco dropped into third place In the NL West, a half· game behind the Dodgers and three back of first-place Arizonu. "If they were In the lineup It would have helped,'' Giants shortstop Rich Aurilia said. "But Morris has done this to the entire league. There's nothing we could do. He's one of the league's best pitch· ers." In ot~er NL games, it was: Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 2; Atlanta S. Florida 3: New York 4. Montreal 3: Houston 7, Milw1111kee 4: Philadelphia · 7, Chicago 4; Arizona 8, Colorad~ S; and Los Angeles B•.Sun D1ego 6. ~onds hud an MRI exam before the game l·hat con· tir~ed a Strained ~ight hum· smng. He could m1ss up to a week. . Kent missed his second ~trUJ.ght game wtth soreness 111 hts upper. leg, and. San~ers was out w1th a m1ld nght hu.~str,i~g strain. . . Lets hope we g~.t tt all out t>l our system n?w· manager Dusty Buker sutd. "We need to get e.verybody back." . Morns ( 12·6) struck out eight to .beat the Giants for the second consecutive start. ' Wednad1y, July 24, 2002 CLEVELAND (AP) Por the first lime In hiN big'-leugue career, Cleveland Indians cloHer Bob Wickmun cun't pitch through the puin. Wickman, who hltN pitched with II ~ore elbow ~ince Nprin~ training and il!nlJrell uNsorted bumps and bruiseH, WitH pluccd Tuesday on the I.5·duy disabled liNt with u strained right foreunn. · lt's ·the right•handcr's first trip to the DL In II major league Heason~. 1 ' Br•b suid he felt u problem during the gumc (in Kansas ·City) , Sunday," manager Joel Skinner said. "He told the doctors where It hurt, they did an MRI und found u strain." Wickman· .~ elbow has been u problem since sprin, !ruining, but he still huH managed to record 20 HIIVCH in 22 tries. JndianH general manager Mark Shapiro said Wickman's forearm prob· lem iH not related to his sore elbow. "It doeHn't h11ve any· thins wdo with tcndonH or llgament1," Shapiro iald. Skinner plan1 to u1c rlaht·handen· Paul Shuey and Mark. Wohlcn primar· ily in cloalng 1ituation1 11nd said lefty Ricardo Rincon 11bo it Jn the mix. Wickman, 33, 11 0·3 wllh a 4 ..59 earned run average In 3' appearance• · thil ICBIOn, Risht·handi!r Chad Paron10 WIJ recalled from Clan Triple-A Buffalo 10 take Wfckman '1 totter 1po1. ParonlO appeared in 26 IJames with the Indians, aoing 0·2 with a 4.4.5 ERA before being tent 10 the minor~ July 15. Jim Tressel: Freshmen still have to prove themselves \COLUMBUS. Ohi\1 (AI'l - ~hwing on~ of nut ion's tllll rt'~· ruittng dusscs i~ nm envujlh tu nmkc Ohin Smt~· com;h Jim Tressel t~el comfurtnhl~ nhmll the rre~hmen thnt will Npmt Ill pructicc Mundny. "We hll e llCI'Cr Sill!l1 theSI.' kids on u culli.'~e footbnll t1eld:· TNsscl sutd Tue~dll)'. "The bi[lgest U((iustment is the speed ltt whkh everythinp. hnppens. 1111 they hnndle the "\W ~\>t u hun~h uf pu)' 11 t• /11 td, t~c luphl> 1\llll~ll ul\' llll~lllll'l ml1nd nututlmu." qmtrtt•rtlud. lh>m Ma\\illun lw smll. "It tle(lt'ntls tln th~ Wu'lhlll!llllt\, u t:rtl'lh cnur,e In l..itl, 'nnw cun mljust 4liiC~I ' •11<'t'tl. · Th~ rnller coustcr ride het~.it'' "lie is not ·used t11 pluyint~ nnw," lll!tlinsl hn~bud.crs with the Th~ preseuMm will II(' ~~· en •reed of Mutt Wilhelm," more impmtunt this yeur 1 ressel snlll. "lie h not used hilcuus~ tre~hm~n mu~l.l up 111 the suvv tll' Wilh~lm rend· utmost u third ni'Tresscl 's ros· ln1:1 his qe' und hcln11 lt lmll' n tt:r. 't~tl quick~\' on' the tmll ... "Wf: lmve u ltn:llf: mtmll('f ur llo suitl Zwid. uls11 will npw jlUYS cmnin111n," ha suill. huvc toutljust Ill how quirkly "I tlunk it Is 1101111) tn lltl t\111 tkll:nd~rs l!~lto th~ hull. for our conchmll stull' tn l'i~ · "In hi~h scht)!.ll, the S(lt'ed· ure out the l'illfil t)wmulu Ill in 11 hkh pcn1llc ht'tuk on the hrinp thf:m nlllllll Ill 11 hct't hull you thruw und try to they should be." knlld it down is whlll It Is," Tressi!l snid it won't tnkc 1h•ss~l suid. "In cnllcl!t! It Ion@ to lind out which pluyet-s ll<'Ctltn~s much quit:k~r. · ... In ure rettdy to stCfl up. the NFL ttt•hmly is ever "We will find out \IUickly llll('ll," how snn1e ~uys hundlc ooinll 'l'Nsscl suid lt' the s~usnn twcrlouded,' he suld. "It is htllltlll hltiuy. 1'11tlshlrt junior· ulwuys fun to sec whkh ~uys Crni~ Kl'llt\lcl would sturt ut il doesn't bother lllld which \IUUt'tcrbuck . He sturted the J:!UYS t~.et puruly1,~l . " . Buckeyes' · victory over Tressel snld vet~rnn line·· Mkhljlun lust scnson. hucket·s will 11ivc Justin "For u Qllllt'lct'huck to be ~:a1mhlt uf wmmnl! the llil! 1'tn h~ must hnvc n dcur l'tlCII' <lf what he nct~h to do,'' Tti!,,d ~uid. "Krentd knew hoept 1 tot whut wus needed 11.1 win." a .. d.a to lonoot Tressel said he cxpl.-.:ts scv· lllreotort of Dltl. I lor erul freshmen to plu thi' tehool purpottt. MIICIL NO. 4: y~ur . In lht "llnw qukkly they wtll step IIIUIII Townanlp of Chttttr, into this env.lronment 11nd be Mtllt county, Ohio: reudy to help Is where these Alto another place of nc.~t 33 pructices cun tuukc tand bttno atraotty Will Of l~l tbOYI the tiiiTcrence," he suld. dttcrtbtd pltat, llccuu~t the Buckeyes huve beginning 11 the atn· 1.' wm1es lhl~ y~r. 1'resscl Itt Of Shtdl CIHk on won t be qui~:k In redshirt u tht weal lint or ttld hctlon I, lht lOUth• l'reshmun. wttt comer ol ltnd "You J!llt to rnuke sure you lormtrly by l'nree ytmrself to ()luy IIUYS '"aertckownta Ftlgtr: 11urly," he sui d. thence as rode to tnt Tressel suit! he will need u county rotd ; thtnct Htterly on tlld rota lot of pluyers - im:ludittl! 35 t'o 1 whitt freshn1cn - ror Ohio Smtc's Otkroda marktll lor • seuson·opener nt home oomtr; thence north uguinst 'lbxus Tech on Aug. s dtarttt •••• ao rDdl to tha centtr ot 2~ . ttld thence "It will be very hot nnd north creek: U dtgrttt there will be u lot of rushing wttt 7 roat to tnt the pusser," he su,ld, brtnoh Of Uld CrHk I I • mar. or lnl', • dtg..... _, :M rodl on llld rotd to a Walnul trH: thiiiOI north 1a ClltrtM 1111 12 rode to ille 0111ter Of lhl 1111 llriiiiCII Of lhedt lillvtr; thence wtlt 7 rod1 lo m.outh of tmttr run: 'thence north 1o diOrtlt wett 152 rode lo tilt pilOt of btglnntng, containing ta aaree. mort or lttt. Aeltrtnce OIICI : VOlume 273, PIQI 35, Molgt County Dttd RKordo. Audttor't Parcel NOI .: 03•0108t.OOO, PAIIICIL NO. 1: Slluttt In tnt Tressel. in his first full ye11r Townahlp of Chtator, or recruitin11. ~i11ned ~even of Melgo County, Ohio: lllutlod In ltctton t, the t\l(l eillht hillh school Town 4, Range 12 of seniors in Ohio, n cluss thm tha Onto Company't finished in the top three Puronaat btQinntng 1 03 · 0t017 .000, 03• nmionnlly. rod wtal or the block 01011 .000, tnd 03· wolnul trn on lht 010418.000. The Buckeyes' top re~ruits aoutn lint of ltna tor· PROPERTY include AII· Americnns merty ownta by ADDAE81: 37211 Muurice lnrett, Derek lthtn Cowdry, auntn llotll, Lono Morris und Mike D'Andren. lhanct oouth 33 roda lo"om, OH 457•3. Tressel suid he will nvet·· to 1 ~edge: lhtnct REAL IITATI lilt 17 rOdl to t APPAAISIO ATt lood the freshmen dul'in11 the lllkt: thane. con• lt41,317 .00, The 1111 first cnllple duys of cmnp tn llnulng till to lht llltto connot be tOld see hnw they respond·. otnttr of lht l!ut for lUI lhtn tWO• 1nd etane aomer; lhtdt CrHk: thtnct thlrdt tht tppttlled thtnct nortll I nOrth 111111\y fOllOW• vtlul. diiJI'HI wett 1 rodt; tng tnt canter or lht T!RMS OF IALI: tlllnCI WIIIWIICI 24 mtondtrlnQo of tho tO% down dey of 1111 rOCII 10 lhl IIOllon arttk lo ftnd !or· en<l cun on 111\lvery lint end pleat of merty owned by = Clltd. SOld 1\lbjtcl beginning, conteln· Dtvld Oaborn wut Of to 1ccrUed real •• 1te • tno 4 1cr11 tna 147 lint: \htnot north ' ' t\11~ 0 I' !IlO.It\ teutns, ftlW 1y 1OSI ttle AFC 1 iOtiS 1Hp · gume roat, mora orNO. teu. I : wtlh ttld tint I rodt ALL SHEA\Ffl''l PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh "" • Clump PAIICIL ,.very )'CUI', tIlt\1'\liS tnd ·114; lhtnot wetl · OPI!AATI Steclers conch Bill Cowher Isn't worried ''Whut's uhend of us is not u prohlcm, ut home tu Denv~r the previous seusnn. llluett tn tne IS rodt 10 thl pltOI SALES UNDER THI nhmtt the prc-cump ~peculllllon thut the us lon11 us we don't p.~t cnu~tht up in the Then, they 11oppcd with u losin1.1 record Townthlp of Chtttar, or btgtnntna. DOCTAINB OF Pittsbursh Steclers should be f1tvored to spe.culutlot~:· , (7·9) tlmt sturt~d their run of th1'11e con· MtiQt County, Onto: PAACI!L NO. tO : CAVEAT EM PTOII. In tho PROSPI!CTIVI! win tho AfC. , hlr tho llt:st time In 1om yt•nrs, tht~rc sc:~utlve ntJn· pluyotl' scusons. :.~::, t:~ ~~~~ 0 ~~~: StluUt Townanlp or Chuttr, PURCHAIIAI Alii After ull. h • c~pects them to b~ good. nrc e~pcctutult,IS upltmty us th~ Stc~,l~rs Otlly two pluycrs 11111 y miss the t\ p.m. taulh of tnd ed)oln· Melgt County, Ohio. URQI!D TO CHICK I no. . 11pcn cutllll, with only iHit sturiCt' (line· "D'r W . lng tna lbov• The following FOR LII!NS IN THI report 1ny dendllne ed~esduy. dttcrtbed ptece. diiOrlbtd PIICI Of PUILtC ''1 wnnl them tu understnnd whut pen· bu~· ket· Eurll-lolm~sl und u kicket· (Krls · ':' IIBCOIIDI , pie, expect. thut's good: Ihut's whnt we're Brown) IJ.nnc !'rom the tenm thnt went · llrst · rou~d tint~ pl~k Kllndull Stmn1~1ns lt~nnlng 11 Chtrltt ltnd ldiOin\ng tho OF MI!IQI COUNTY, dttcrlbtd trto\ THII MI!IQI · trymg to creutc around here," Cowher 13·3 hcl'nre losing the AF chumpi· un~l sturtt!11! del ens tv~ ,end Auron Smtth. !ieto::~'lr',• 1 ~:~~; lbOvt on lht ltot; begin· OHIO. COUNTY onship nt home to New En~tluml . nett her ol whom hus Stl!ncd u cuntruct. tnt 105·314 rocta to : snid Monduy. "Whet\ people expect hil!h nlng tl 1 ttont In tht MAKII IHIIIIFF A July tt!lll, the Steclcrs wet'tl mct·cly Smith wns ol'l'ered u $1,227,000. one· lht touthwttt comer atnltr al Section 1. OUAAANTII! AINO : thin(!~ from you. thut s 11 positive, Ihut's TO · . not o hcgm i vc." one ol' the hlllms dtlint~thc ~hltsing. huv· ycur ClliHrllct In February, but he didn't ;~n~=~~~ J~~~~.o~~ Town 4, AtnQt 12; THI ITATUI· OF lhtnaa from Uld TITLI PIIIIOA TO · : Still. Cowher will t•emind his pluycrs in{l missed the pluyol'l's the pt·•vious si11n it. He prefers to It')' to ne11otl11tc u thenot nortil to the atone to lht SALI. '· when they report lo truinlng cnmp t,hrec , sc11snn.s. Nnw. th y'rc 11 bil! iong· t~l'tn contruct slmllur tu the $22.5 northwllt comer of centartttltrly of the creek: . Wednesduy thut underdogs won the lust lt,tvmtte lll wm t~cw A~C Nmth. ~sp~· million, six·yNu' contract siv~n outside ~!~!'rngg Hc;::u~~~ thence down tht atn· Lindt A. Werner · three SUflCr Oowls - New Englund, ctully with Bnltunorc Ill u, rcbullehn,l! littcbuckcr Joey Porler, u deul thut thtnat 1111 to atnler ttr altht orttk to tnt (0040175) mouth olledort runt lor Bultlmore ond St. Loui~ - lon11 ul'icr mode. 11nd Ill r~t~u·u to ,\h~ AFC clHimpt · iududed 11 $5 millhm sillnin!l bonus . at tht rotel; thtnot thence enttrly e Attorney Aogtr Dtftndtntt, the prc.seuson fnvuritcs hud dl~~uppcured . on,lhill (!ume l()t the ltrth ttnle 111 ntne Also tin Ill ctid Murk Bruenet· (lout) north tO deor••• uat rodi !I lttl to 1 Allol'ita, ' " to the atnltr of the Willow: thence 1 111111 Chtrltl lilltOhlt, ''If you're u fuvnritc, there's u good ·S~"ll"()tlS • ·lust · time the Stcelcrs were itt this umI quur1et·b uc•k Cl Hlr II e B11 t c•I1 (k nee ) rotd thtt lttdt up Will The Of lOUth 10 lht · chunce you won't cv~n mukc the pltty· lorbtr, ·· I' 1 · AFC' 1 · won't be ready Thursduy for the running lht hill by the achoot center of lht crttki Rtymond oiTs, thut's the wuy I look ut it. ... You llllSttton . Ptmllt - u ter nstnl! un • c wmpt · dl'ills thut unnuullv Ollcn cump ulthuuuh noutl following the thence down 1110 8ut Worgt, and· hnve to understund how thut huppens onshipjlume they WCt'C hcuvily l'uvm~d · ' • ~ munderlnga of uld OrHk lbOUI 10 !ttl Wlllltm every yeur. Just look 111 the lcums thnt to win - tl1cy reuchcd lhe Super Buwl both 11re expected buck next week . . roaa wuttrly to tht btlow 1n old mill Chlllll McCloud weren't in the plnyot'fs the yem before bcftJI'\' loslnsto Dullus itl Jumuu·y 19\16. Butch hud arthroscopic knee suryery lusl uollon tin~ thence dtm•, thtnat lltltlly und then they Ro on to the Sttper Bowl Of course, they ulso cxpcctcll 1991! w week to remove, u smull piece of ~r.u~: ~~ r:, ·~~~~~~~ lbOUI 2 rOdl 10 tn JOhn R. Ltnltt IIIII lhlnOI 1111 (0021110e) the next ycnr, Cowher sold Monduy. b~ u good SCIISCln, tllo, uft~t· they nur· d~tuched CIU'tllug~ lmm u knee. oonltlnlna t tartt, IOlkrodt !I !ttl too t AHornty lor Pltlnllno more or ten. tltkt; thence tOO W. hcond ltrHl IMOIPI ,4 1011 18 IOdllO I Qumaouth trH Pomllray, OH 457P tht tot church tn 1 tmtll rtvlnt; Ttltphont (740) 112· wunt to try tu ~ctu hit. t:vct'Yonc tries u lit· · Atl um 'Hyzdu udtlcd u solo shot ol'f SClltl adjoining and bury lng told thtnot a little wttl of 2010 tie luudcr in1h111 situution," Sulllvun In the seventh. for 1 echoollot. touth 40 rodt to 1 OriO'ey ulso l!Ot u full-counl·wulk from Lu~t keur, Huynes lost 17 gumes for 'urthtr excepting In John ,, (7) 11, 24, 31, aooa from PtrCII No. S, 2· tlont Mil 111 rcllcvcr Scun Low~ ttl loud the bu.,es In the h h d 'orr~nat'l will llntj wu~ ce. 1 ~ ~eur, e us emef'!le us ·112 10 ,11 conve~ta from Pip II' lhtnot Will 1110 sixth, und Kcums followed with 11 sucrllice on~ ot ·the Reds most reliable sturtel'!l, to lmtraon 1111, bY. lint 10 on Publlo Nollot DIYid gumg 8·1 In his lust 12sumcs. dltd recordllltn vo. fly us lhe l~cds scut~d thtt:c more nms 10 hoos from the. crowd of 19,8H4 !hut hud Otborn't north tnd On 8oturdoy, Augutl Munuser Oob Boone hu~ .wurc~ed ~~~!'J~:~~ct~' ~~~ touth lint) th"tnat on ho1Jed to snup pictures of Junior In uction. tuke control. RC(!J:!IC Tuyilll' stm1~d thut rnlly with his Haynes develop consislcncy trom lnnmg Mtlge county, Ohio. Uld lint to tht pltat 11, 2002 11 10:00 tm nstend. Keums followed hIm to the btgiMing, con· tht Home Ntllonat PAACIL NO. 8: of plutc und cutm: throu11h. He hud u run· lirsl curecr pinch homer while bultin!! lor to Inning in the lust few months. ltlnlnQ 15 lOIII, lonk will Olltr lor 1111 Huynes' ~rfonnnnce completed u big lltuett tn tht mOll or lttt. scoring inlield single in the llrst nnd un Jimmy liuyncs ( 11 -6), who hns helped the t pu btl a eua It on .on Townthlp ot Chttter, NO. tt•, 1lht PA "CIL l~cds stny 111 clmtcntion inlhc NL Cenlrul. tl uy tor tIUl eds, who ~cqu Ired rIYI11· hun· MtiQt county, Ohio. RBI double in the lifth. n ltnk ptrktng lot Haynes gnvc up tht·cc hits, including dur l.lrlun Mochlcr lrom Detroit und Alto the following AltO tdtolnlng tht tht following vthl~tt: "In ihut situutiun, who wouldi1't wulk 1812 Chtvrottl J1mior to get to me'/" Kcurns suid. "I just Juck Wilson's solo homer. in six inninl!s. extended Boone's contrnct through 2003. ClttariDtd pramlttt lttllbOYIIIIICrlbtd ptrotl on tht touth, Lu m1n 1 v 1N tdlalnlng 1111 IDOVI lllUtlt In Chttttr •201WL54TON817830 on tnt aouth. Townthlp, Mtlgt 1 llglnntng 11 the wttl 0 hI o. The Ierma of lht the MAC lleing u stcppin11 bUI tmlcss bringinl! in UCF Divl~lon who cun promise u lint or nld ltotlon 1 County, ltglnnlng on the ttlt atth. stone to u mt\ior conference, leuds tl~ the ndditlon of unoth· trip w flloridu one~ every tnd tnt center of a1111ltr lint of ltollon The111l'tomt Ntllont! lhtdt Alvtr: lhtnat 1 running north tnd · ltnk r11ervtJ perhups in the next l'l.vc yeurs. er bowl_gumc for lhc MAC, otf1cr ycur. down ttld orttk ee touth I bout 10 rodt right to rt)tot nythl or Oct reul. the MAC doesn't bcnctil. ·Not u bud thing to offer to rode to 1 b1111d In the toulh of where told oil bldt ·or to rllrtlovt framPipB1 prospect i vc pluycrs. The SEC won't brint~lhem There's ulso I!COl!ruphy. creek: lhtnot down lint 0101111 lht ony unit from lht 1111 uld arNk ee rodt to ortlk, 1 ltOnt comer 111ny time. in ... thc conference is ulrcudy wltl1 MUJ'shnll hcinl! the clos· Still ... them a home. full. est · school w · Ce111rul I'd hate to be the SID ut • oomert thtnot In ttld ttotton; mty For the /lust 20 yours or ill, north 70 rode to 1 lhtnco north eo beArr1ng1mtnll .It's douhtful the ACC will Floridu .. .u short H37 · mlle UCF. m1d1 to tnapeot oorntrl lhtnoe north· the Knlg 1ts huvc lived in e~p11nd unyllmc soon. juunl. After ull. It's not u good w111 ao rode to 1 dtgrttt Will to tht ony of tht ebovt obscurity us un lndopcndcnt of tht orHk; vthloltt prtor to iht Conference USA'I Who . Of course, brin11ing in the to be the new kid on tho oomer: thenot Will otnter thence following up 1111 by Dilling 740· even thuugh they've hud knows· whut will huppcn in Orlundo murkct cun nnly thing II rodt IO lht IIGliOn block und nggruvme every· llld Crtlk Uld 841·2210, wins over some 'big· numc' C·USA these duys with u new hel~. llul, will unyone in one, lint: thence aouth on center line: 10thence lint 10 pilOt Of eouth tbout ttn root (7) 24, 28, 31 (I) 2 opponents. · commissioner'/ Murshull will ' Florldu cure ut'ler 1hey get Then uguln, if you cun put Uld Four years ago, with likely be u new member pus! three NFL tcums und your money where your beginning, oonltln· 10 lht PIIOI Of btgln• tng 50 10111, more or ntng, oonttlnlng I Daunle Culpepper ns quarter· before Ccntrul Flmidu . three mujor colle11e footbull mouth Is. does It reully mat· Itt I. mort or lett. buck, they went 9·2 and did· Besides, Is C· USA thut much progrums. IMOtpl lhl Cowdry 1011, ter'l · Publlo Notice PAACIL NO . 12: ftmlly burying .IIUitt In n't receive u howllnvitullon. better'/ thl 11Jcn, !here's recruiting by . We'll just wait and see. ground. And now. the MAC hus · Tf1e Big Leust ... oops. I MAC schools In the Eusl ot Cheater, NOTICI: It htrtby PARCIL NO. 7: 'Townthlp Mtlflt County, Ohio: given given them u chunce to do mcunt Eust'/ Perhups, but thtt on 111Ut11d tn lht All lhll Plrt of lhtiOI· something they huven't been Central Florida hnd beucr Townantp of cneettr, lowing dttortbtd 1111 IJIUrdty, July 27, Mllgt County, Ohlot 111111 thtl 1111 lOUth 2002, II 10:00 e.m., • uble to Clo in the football dominate in the MAC. Alto lht following of the center of the publlo 1111e will be htld tcum's short history, and But, wult. The MAC is not dturlbtd pltot or 1!111 brtnoh of lhtdt et 211 Wtlt ltoanef that's go to u bowl game und their major concern . My bud. Ponitrpy, Oftlo, parat! Of lind tdJOin• Alvtr, o ·'w!I : tlrlll, pluy for u conference tiilc. In the parking tot of lng the tutauorlbtd Beginning I132 lt'H obviou8, while Central rode Then, you've got u .Hchool r iorldu is the big winner out pflclt allht narthtlll 1'1rmtrt lank tnd or lht northwttt Tho levtngt oomtr 1nd dttorlbtel 1111 . president culling it the of ull of this, thut it's u good comer of ltotlon 11 Tnt fl'ttmtrtComptny. ltnk and •• lollowt: ••etnnlng · Midwest unference und dcul for ull. lhll\01 lOUth 48 rOCII ltvlngt Company nlnlly tight rode 1111 a drlln: thtnot ntllng lor a11h In11 there's the tulk from ulhletic of Chtr!u 1. 10 The Knights brin11 u solid lOUth 70 dtgrttl director Sieve Orsini about footballlcurn Into the leuguc, NOTICI 0, IALI lllutlt In Chiller Houtt Road tnrougn Cowdery• norlhwttl 1111 41 rode to lht h'end or oerlllltd Tawn1hlp, Mtlgt IIIII Italian 7: comer: tnenot aouth aenltr of ula tH• ahtck lht following •Y virtue, of tn County, Ohio end In thence In a north· 41 d1g. 1111 twantv lion: ,tnenoe eouth OOIIIItrtt: 1111 Ytmtht Ordtr of 1111 lttuad Italian 1, Town 4, tUitrly dlrtollon rode to 1 tltktt 1t4 rOCIIIO ltl! fllllll lhtnoe north lourtHn Yfi'M4001'KQII4X4JY44· out or tnt Common Ohio company'• liang lht mlln• thtnot 1111 71·112 Munhull wu1 u convlnc· Plllt Court of Mtlllt Puron111, beginning rodt: thenoe Will rodt•IC ol tht oan• lourt11n DtYid 1IHWOIWAOIIIU ing favorite to win the County, Ohio, In lfil In tht atnler of the dtrtfngt rode 10 t U Ytllllht ltr or 11111 road to pilot of btglnntng, Otbarn'• flnellll'not Yfl'.25fi'KOII4x4JY 44K MAC title jamc, which will 0111 of the llobert rotd tllht narlhntl Whert 'lht Will lint north to llat an lint, ' ' oonutnlng ninety OW02WA114111 "IIGhlt, lr, II tl., OOIIllr Of grtYt IOI be held at the home Jtadium llld ltollon 1 tlghl radt, bt lht lhlnOI Will IO lht 1111 fiord 1110 fromPipB1 Pfllntllfe, vt. ltoger and milling houet of DfOIIIi IIIII roae11 ttmt mort or lnt: of the Ea1t Dlvition winner. ltllohlt, .PIHI o( beginning, In loanotlnt Canv~rtlon tt tl., 1o11, lhtnot w111 11 lhtnot lOUth lfont ".! Atnlll1 a. The Herd received 41 Otltndanlt, upon 1 rodl to 1 oamtrl \len · Ptrotla a, 41 1, 1 Town RedHawk1 earned a Z57 to vote1, while Miami and Ju'lamtnt lhtrtln lhenoe north I rode lhl IIIII Will lint of tnCI IIAA~<IL .NO. U: 1fi'DII14 YfKHA410U 7 IOOVI ltollon I 1o the pltot IM1orlbtcl lit will of IIIUIII In lht . 248 point mar11in over . the Toledo had two emch and Tht Ftrmtrt ltnk of beginning, oon· o.t Chttllf, tnd • Golden Kniahtl for the ICC· Bowlin& Green and UCF ~':. r,~~~~~n~ ~~~= ~~~~ ~:m~;~t~:•: lllnlng lht r~ld llllflng from Townthlp I torN, more Mtlll County, OhiDJ Company, ltvlnlt IIGmeroy, Court, I will offer for aomer1 thtnOI toulh Keno 10 Tupper1 'ond &pol In the dlvltlon . one each. orlnt. All lhtl 11111 01 1111 fol· Ohio, rtltrYII lhl 1111 ellht fronl door 1 rOCit 10 lht fiiHt of lllalnt. MACIL NO. Jt lowing dlltrlbtd rtal right 10 IIIII II lhll ' 'Miami Will reco1Jnized with ol lhl Courthoutt In blalnnlnt, aonlllnlng llluate IIA"CIL NO. 1: In thl Hiatt lhll 1111 lOUth • three fiTII·place votes and INIDlvftiOn lllualtd In th• Of lhl Otnltr Ol lhl ttle, 1ne1 to wtti!Cirtw llomtroy, M11111 114""' Townthlp of Chnltt, Townthlp ,_ (ftrll1tl-~ fi'Ofnlt County, Ohio, an 11!1 IIARCIL NO. 21 ol Chllttr, .,tlllrtnoh 01 lhtiM the ebave ao!litenl ' UCF one. Mtllt Coun.Y, Onto, Mllll County, U!trJntll (41) 124 Ohio, prior to ttlt. l'urlhllf'1 eth ,_~_IY Of IIIUIII In lhl · ' Kent State, wllich won 2. Ml•ml Itt 11&7 tncf In It~ lion 1, Hill ..lng In Tilt ,...,,.,. link Ina ltpttnl_, 2002 II TOWnlhlp Of Chtlltt, Town 4, Atnge 12, encr ellueru In "IVIfj f , UCf (I) 241 IIIIIOn 1, Town 4, ltvlrtgl · ·four of ltl la1t five gamet 4, KMII IIIII 174 Oomptny 10100 t.m., lht follow· Mtlll Co11n1y, Ohloj Ohio Company,•• ltollon 1, Town 4, "1n11111 lhl OhiO r11trv11 1111 1111t year to finish with it1 1. Allron 1H lng ltndt 1nd ttnt· tncf belnJ , ptrt o llurohttll blglnn ng "'"~~' ta Ollhe 0111o Coni)Nny'tOf,.,rohtH, rttfll 16 m1n11, loottelf 11 leollon , -Town 4, 11 Will am ••~~'• Comptny'l llurohiH CIHGrllllll II fOUOwl: raleol •ny or '" biiM · 'firll winninll mark in I~ I .OIIIo H1 37212 ltthtn llot~1 A1n11 I a, Ohio northtatl •oom111 bounded tnef ••elnntng 10 roe11 eubmiHtd., • · teatonl, 11 predicted in 7. 1ulltlo u Long lollam, On Compeny't llurohtat Tnt IIIOVI Cltlol'llllll at loiiOwll llltnot north to lht lttlnnlnt 2 radt 11 - · Of tile northwttl diiOIIDid ·· fourth place. Akron {136), 41741•. ,.. oomplalt 111 on tht Wlltlllnt 011 -•••nan OOtllllrtt Gomer Gf leollon 1: which finlthcd with two ltgll dltorlpllon of ltotlon 1 whlft lilt AIVtrl ~01uplhtdt llnllt north ao lhtnOI Ntl 12 rGdt; Will bt lOIII "II Ia" Hid dtQrtll the rt'l 111111 It •• . toulhettl oomer of orHII win1 to end the 1ea1on, i1 Will Of I lhtnOI IGUih 41 lOIII Whtrl It", 11VIIh no Willi. 111 I!Hitn• loiiOwt: ltnelt of fl. W. fnttr• IIHk Wtlnut on to 1 drlln: · thtnot exprnttd or lmpl!td tlated for the fiflh 1po~. · tltrlngt H rollt to 1 tleft of the lrH The following· 1111 atoll 111e1 IIOtlon VIYIII. roelf: 111111: ~ ICIUIII I lhtnOI It rOCII on lilt IOUih 70 dtgrtll Wtrrtnty Ohio (Ill), looklni to Hlllt tllualld ln lht lint, tnd·runnlng dttrHt fl'or WHI11 rGdl road to• t IItke tnd 1111 41 rodt Ia 1111 lnloJmtUon, turlhtr rebound from u one-win County of Mtlgl, In wttl along lht north 10 1111 county or lor tn oenltr of ..allan: lht IIIII of Ohio end line Olltndt 01 JOhn thenoe tutarfyrotdl tppalnlmtnl to lht ·· 1euon, wu8 ulected for comer of the running north tnll on milling hOUII lOll In lht Towneh(p ol ltklr, 21 rOCit 1 fill lntpeot OOI!IItrlt, Jixth place. Buffalo (66), uld rllld to lilt p!HI thenot wtll a rodl IOUihi lhlftOI lOUth prior to 1111 11111 Cllltltt, • n d 10 tht oenltr of the of beginning, oon· 10 Unkt to a tltkt: 11J rodtt "'•not oontut Cyndlt · · which cloted 1tron11 with bounded. tnlf lownthf; ro1d, tttnlng 1 tortt, more llltnoe north 1e link• wetl II rolla to tht llodrlgun al N11-a111. two late JCIIIOn victoriel, dHOrllllllta IOIIOWII llnown II lhl lo!IOOI otnltr of tnt road; PAIICIL NO, 1: to lht IOUihWIII lhtnot north 2·112 (7)~. 21,21 flnilhed 1evcnth. speed'/" ~ :Steelers. can't get caught up in expectations ,..... 1 Reds Cooper MAC _..:..,. ' comer the mHtlng nou~t : thlllce welt tlongattd tint ot tnt m..llng h011ae tot 31 !Ht to tltt IOUlhMtl comer or lht mHtlng hO\Iat IOI; lhlnct HI rodt 20 llnka aoulh, lhtnct tnl I lodt 11·111 IInke to tnt pltCI Of btQtnnlng, conlalnlng Ill rodt, ___ �· Page B 4 • Tha Dally"Santlnel ~----------------------------------~ ~ribune - Sentinel - l\e tster CLASSIFIED I r"--------,.1 we cove f!telgs, Gallla, TN or Fax i'o 992·2157 Or Fax To Display Ads Monday t:hru Friday Publication 8:00 a.m. to- 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AN Al2 Succe•sful Ads · Sllould Include Til••• Items To Help Get Response ... r I~·:RIION,\1.1 I HF:IJ' WAN'IHl Sunday Dlaplay: 1:00 p.m. Thuraday for Sundav• (304) 675·5234 r tO IIFJJ' WAi'l~lr l.l"iO Includes Free Yar.d Sale Slgnl Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid POL.ICIE8: Ohio Vlll.y PubltiNng ttllt'Vfllhl rlot'IIIO ldll, rettct, or Ctnctltny ld lltny 111M. Errorl mutt bl ,.ported on tht Uf'll Clly of Trlbune-llnlin... A,gltllf will bl r"pontlblt lor no mort thtn the oott of the tptct occupied by the error tnd only lhl ftret lnltrtlon. Wt lt\111 not • Start Your Adl Wllh A Keyword • Jnclude Complete Detcrlptlon • In clude A Price • Avoid A.bbrlvlatlan• • lnchtdt .-hone Number And Addrtll When Nttdtd • Adl ShoUld Run 7 DIWI •nv 1011 Of' tMptnltthl1 r11ultt h'om tht publication Of oml1llon of an td¥trtlllmtnl. Corrtctlon will bli made In tht flrtt evalltb't tdltlon. • !lor lrt 11W1y1 confldlnllll. • Cumnt rete cerd appll... • All r11l • •••te tdYtr11ttmtntl ttl tubjtct to tht F. .rll Ftlr Houtlng Aot or 1HI. • Thll "'"""''pori WlntiCIIdl mttllnD ! OE ltlftCIIrdt. Wt Will not knOWingly ICCIP1 1ny ldvtrUIIng In VIolation of tht law. ~~~ MOHU.t: HOMFS FOR SAL~; ..._. (l•o-..:m~H:.o~jjlst~~~'~!l;-,JI r_•Atit~iii\R'Thliiiiiioi')IITS Roo· ~ rv ...... • - FOR L..o..M-L'lCEIIiill " Jli .AiliNi i Xlili .Nio'r ~ M~:RCHANIJL~E 3 Bedroom Ranch homo In North Thlra. Middleport. t NEW AND USED STEEL Addi son Townahlp. bedroom furnished apart- Steal Beams, Pipe Aapar All realtttltl tdVtl'lltfng (740)446-0722, ~o Indoor mant, no pete, deposit & ref· lor Concrete, Angle, ChanIn thlt ntwepaper 11 Pots. eroncoa required, (740)992· nol, Flat Bar. Steel Grating tLib)tot to tht Ftdtrll . 0~85 For Drains, Drlvewayl & 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Walkways. L&L Sarap MetEMT'1• Work for a great or· Fair Housing Aot af 1HII Homes From $1991Mo., 4% Now Taking AppHcatlont- alt oPen· Mondav, Tuesday, ganlzatlonlll Pinkerton 11 MISCEU.ANEOUS 'which m1k11lt Illegal to Down, 30 Yoaro at 8.5% 35 Weal 2 Bedroom Town· Wedneaday & Friday, Sam· now hlr1ng tor tht BuHato. acrvtnltt "any APR . For Llatlngo, 800·318· hOuso Apartments, lncltJdea 4:sOpm. Closed Thursday, WV area You must have ..., prtft~nct,llmllatlon or Water Sewage, Trash, Saturday & sunday. EMT-1 qUalifications dltcrlmlnatlon bltld on Hyrrlcane Creak Aoad EJt:· 3323 ElCt 1709. 8 ·Ilea mkt tables 3 dla 18 $350/Mo.. 740·4~~·0008. 17401448-7300 -------~·- Above average wages plus bo · bo' y . tact, color, l'tllgton, IIJt cellant 2000, 18x75, 3 bed 55 1 Why wall? Start meeting paid ln!lurMce. Un1torms •ea, P ua •ea 0 ••· f1mlllal etetua or netlonal 2, bath, ·aat·ln ·kitchen, t . possibly 2 br. homo In One bedroom Apartment In Oh10 111nglos tonhjjhl, call toll and ·training provided. sorted glass, soma cape origin,,or an~ Intention to large living room Owner Fl· New Haven. everything Upper and or f»>. Pleallnt. Notice: To the people ,who lree t ·800· 766 ·2623 eKI Please apply al: 1032 121h Olllca Manager needed. cocf, blue and iridescent carmekt 1 ny auch nanca with $4,000. down & within walking dlltanot. No Very n!ce and private. No lived at 2710 Lincoln Ave. 162 1 Sireet West. Huntington, Must have payroll knowl· nival, baaketa, air mattress· prettrtnct, llmlttUon ar $400 ./ month + lot rent. pets $275.00 a mon. Polo. Phone (304)875·1388 Pt. Pleasant. Como & got your belongings & clean up WV 25704 or call 1·800· edge, advanced computer as, speakere, jar&, mirror, dl•crlmlnatlon." Available 7/20. (304)562· $250.00 dep. required 304· 882·3652 the garbage. Call i304 )675· ' 'llUN' '11,'11•'~1" 24 t -7454 . EOEIMIFIDIF skll lo. Monday· Friday 9' lg. chest freezer, bicycle, 5840 . "''(( lt\ \ lll \ 1 AN 1... \..- 1,. ~ " ,:, :..:.:..:..:.::.::.:.::=.:::.·:.:::...:___ 5 pm 10 start lmmedlatetv exerols~ bicycle, booka, ot~ 4469 to.make arrangements · - - - - - - - " Epidemiologist needed: Full No phone ealls please. Mali recorda, table, toole, air Thll newepaptr will not · Mason county Pa'lestlne 2 bedroom hovae In Mason, iJr?~~~_;_;;;;;;;;;~ until July 31st. · $350 per month rent, $300 riO · HOlJ!iEHOW time position to as&osa and raa umea 10 13621 St 1 compreasor, cub cadet knowingly •ccapt Ad ., 17 miles to Milton elCit deposit, no pets, (304)173· GooDS Riding lawn mower, 27~ a e snow blade, too much to ldvtrtiHmtnlt tor real & 8 miles to AI 2. Beautiful C·1 Boe1 Carry Out permit lnvostlgate diseases and R 554 · Bidwell, OH 11111. Eat. value $3000. to be tttltt whloh l1ln 1996 1'4lC75 shingle/vinyl on tor solo, ChOster Township. portorm date snalyals tor to· 4 out: Zenelth TV, electric guitar, 561 Molgs County, send lellera cat health dd'artrnenta. 5604 · sold only as one unlt not vloiiUonofO"taw. Our 1-·ol - c1ean 5 room co ttage Appliances : FlecondiUoned Call (740)256·1102 aak tor ...... 112 acre. aolld block N'" ~· of lntarost to. The Dally Must have goo database flart time sales clerk with separate $1250. for all. Alto Mldtrt art he,..by loundatlon, 2 bed/ 2 bath, on Monroe Ava , P't. Pleas- Washers, Orvers, cai'VItt. Junior Sont1nel. PO BoJC 729·20, skill s, hold a 4 yr degree hardware knowledge. Apply tall truck qamper shell lOP· ·lnformtd that all Island kitchen, tront & bftek :en.::t.:.3::0.:: 4·:: 8.:: 75-:.:3:.:7::5:.. 7 _ __..;_ Aefrlnratora/Up To 'O'aya Pomero Ohio 45769. end completed or enroll In al Rutland Dept . Store. per $250. blond 1940& vanl· dwelling• ldvertiHa In porchll, city water/paved rd • AHordlbll • Convenient CDC Epidemiology basic ty $35 .00, hcapltal bad thto nowopapo11ro Owner finance w/55.000 Small ·2 lla<lroom. Home In Guarantoedl We Sell Now ' WOL~PTANNINQ BEDS l.AWr ANI! course. Minimum qualltlca· PART·TIME OPENINGS $75.00 call before 11am avalllblt on anequ11 down & 500,/monlh Eureka, $325/mo., $300 de· Maytag Appliances, FrenCh Low Monthly lnveatment1 f"OIINJI lion ot one graduote tevet FOR STNA 304·675-2049 opponuntty boooo. (304)562-5840 poolt. No Pota, Call alter CHy Maytag, 740· 446·7795. . Homo Delivery course. In epidemiology or We Currently have part·tlme - - - - - - - - :;;;::::;::;::~ ::.:::,:;.:::.::::.:...___ 5pm. (740)384·2560 FREE Colof Catalog FOUND·In Kanauga area blo•slatlstlcs. . Salary State Tested Nursing Asst . Blackberrlea. Friendly r10 NeW Ooublawlda on 1 Acre. For Sale: . Reconditioned Call Today 1·800·711.0158 7/Hl. La•oG brown temale $39.500 to S44,600 with ex· positions available on all Aid§'· $12 gallon . · HOME4i Close to Town. 4 Bedroom!' Smell houst at 808 Firat wasMers, dryers and refriM· www.np.etstan.oom dOQ, resembles a pll aetlent benellll. Sand re· ahllts. We att. a 70 bed (74 )266-1 145 Leavt met· mRSI\I.Jo: 2 Bath with Oame Room. ¢.;.•,·hSI:.or~'o~nye~ b$a3ck50porc/:.hr. .:~~~'3loh7o~:::~n A~e~: "c"o"o;;.L;;.D~OW~":N'-."c;;.on:.:t-rac-1..,..-Air · with ChOker collar IIJUm& lo Hocking co. Health long-lerm health care laclll· uge (740)448·3384. Dept., 31620 Chiellaln ty. dl R C month plus utl!lt ea. nue, (304.)8715·7388. Conditioner• and ~-teat 1 11 11 1 1 0 I L Oh 43136 flrovldlng qualily care lor n &rl e ca o oct on or Priced to Sell Owntrl Sscrl· eP,ret1Aorarotede laoean,oawwalsth61 .n7t5e%r- (740)446·0280 Good Used Appliances, Fie- . wPu,mpao.thll yooauo.doFnr'stooaatt lull~ \'1\fU) SAU: , Atrtv~.R ogan, 18 Ad 1 18 . our residents Is our main Sale to the hlgheat bidder. !Icing must Sael! Rt t Box -:tl!l-~--'!'!"--"'1 b lc ::;::;::~ n ay Dann • m n LQcany Collected Mike 788 Sandy Heights. 3 bed· with Land Home Purchase. r.: conditioned and Guaran- mates. (740)446·6308 and lrator, hackheal!h @ghlo· concern. We are looking tor Sickle& (740)446-4294 room apllllevel, 2batha, fire· (740)446·3093. MOHIJ..E HOMES teed. Washers, Dryers, 1·800·291 ·0098. lllllo.oQjll 740·380,3030 • people who oharotheoe val· ~~.;.;..;.;;;~_, t'OR RENT Rangea, and Rolrlgoratoro, pr;,: yAHU SAU:· uea. If you are that person, Iii) Wi\N'I'EO ~ ~r~~e~/ cp:ol~ar~~:d a~~~ Summer Cleareu~e Some start at $95. Skaggs Dell computer for sale, 17" EXPERIENCED CARPEN · please apply at: T Do • • Alii0 t od8111 1 2003 Appllancea, 76 Vlna St. , monitor, anti virus. desk. • { NEEDED· Mu11t haVe Holzer Benlor Cart Center 0 •trael. Country !letting mlm mus go, 1 Bedroom ]railer tor Rent , (740)446·7398 cd'a, monitor, k-board, t.,--tiiii'Aiiliit.Liiillii~ii"ii'LI;.'_.1 TERS nutes !rom town. Call for models on the way. Beat _, I ·a 11canaa o• 1rana· 380 co1on 11 10 r 1VI B drver time -to buv Is now. Many No Peta. 1982 Chevy Full mo1.188. pad, apeakera, big 1 304 675 145 lldwtll, OH 45114 All Makes Lawn Mowers Appt . ( ) " homes yet to choose from, Size Truck. (740)256-6603 Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark desk & chair, all paperwork, • Garage Selo . Friday July porta lion, tool a & knowledge An Equal Opponunlty and Outdoor Power Equipdon't delay, we're movlng Chapel Road, florter, Ohio.· color tax printer & scanner, • 20th . Saturday July 27th. of residential remodeling . · 1 Employer. ment Repaired. Free Pickup Country Home with 11 ·1/2 them out. 2 bedroom, 1 112 bath, (740)446-7444 1-877-830· Windows 2000, $1500, • Q00·!5 00 Rain or Shine. Oualllled applicants can and delivery available. Call acres. 314br. 2ba .. 2 Car· Colas Mobile Homes 14x70 wtexpando, central 9162. F~ee Estlmatea, Easy (740)742-7434 . ; 7943 SA 1 N. Cheshire. In pick up a.n appliCation et Conslructlon, Someone 10 do mowing & Mike (740)448-7604. Garage, above ground pool, air, qulat community, $300 a llnanclng , 90 days same as ~ Alley CollecUbles. House· Christian's 15266 Handcrafted kitchen oabl- U.S. 50 Eaal Athena, Ohio month, 992·2t87 cash. Visa/ Matter Card. Waterline Special: 314 200 · hold Items. Ctolh6e Asckl, 1403 Eastern Avo., Galllpo- weed eaUng 111 the Mason 8·5 M-F. co. area, (304)578·2903 · Georgeo Portable Sawmill, nets. Oil Leon Badon Rd. . Phone 740·592·1972 ::::::.:::.:c.::::..:.::::____ Drive· a· llnle save alot. PSI $21.00 Per 100; t' 200 Plcnlr. Tnblo , Wardrobe, lis. Open don't haul your togs 10 tho (304)458·1580 2 Bedroom, t Bath with PSI $35.00 Per tOO; All Garago. ltoma, Igloo Dog (1401446·4514 Hou!ie E•per'lenoed truck driver Tete marketers Needed to mill just call 304·675·1 957, For Rent or Sale b)' Owner. ~~~~a H::~~·w O~:n $::~~ lproo;c'hesa.nNd 0 blnaoclkde CPoevtoo,re1dn ~:~n~M~~r:~~~~~ra~:: BrasS Compression Fillings work !rom home .. Help us Bed th G • ' In Stock.. available: 3 room, 2 6 a ' araga, (740)448-321 8. Co~ntrv. $300 a month, sign, 3 cusfllona, $75. AIIJO RON EVANS ENT!APRIS. July 251h , July 20th 3893 with CDL license. Must be qualify people lor discount· Househelper age. od R•IDontaiiOptloat Once, occaalonat, regular. CIA, In Town. Owner Fl· D D pl"s "tlll"es c 11 It Small Arm chair (Pink), $20. Goorgea Cruek Rd., 1/4 01.1er 25 years (740)441 1519 Wt have approximately tO .· · m" 4" " · a a er ES Jackaon. Ohio. 1·800· (740)2 56•8325 or I 40 )258· plans .. Frea "optlcalldental/rx Cleaning, cooking, packing, nanclno •· . used homea tor under 800p 17 0)258·8202 (740)245-5208 537·9528 , mllea otf Bulovitle Pike. 2 1792 or 108 8 8 meaaago. dlacount plan tor employ· moving. Whatever needs House in Middleport: 3 bed· $2 000 eall1 837 3238 2 b d ao"'d;:.l:::ur"n"uu::re:::_st-o-ro_n_fNI_a_t. : July 261h and 27th . 9:00am- Fllrmars BAnk & Savings ee1. You muat have com· doing. Honest, reliable. room, quiet 1\reel, corner 8 room, near Airport. 130 Bulaville Pike. we sat! ' ' · · • BtrtU>ING • 5:00pm . In Front of Food· 740 44 7 4 lot, co., Pomeroy. Ohio Is seek· putor, printer, Internet ac( 1 6· 80 2 oar garare, muat tee lor Info. ~~sw~t~r ~?~ 1~ ~!~r~~~ mattreeaee, dreasera, 'SUI'Itt.lES 1 land on Stale Route '160. lng a part-time collector (a cesa .. $59 .00 deposit I'll watch ~our child In my 11 1o appreciate 740-992- Ooublewlde, 3 Bedroom, 2 pats, Call (740) 367 _7760 couches, ·appliances. much • Lots & LOll Ol CIO!h911. mliJt:lmum of 35 hours per required on hire to acUvate home, an~ thilt, mull In· :28:.:7:: 9_ _ _ _ _ _.._ Bath on .48 1cre on Aoute 7 !::::::..:::::.!:.::::.!::.::..:.:.:::..._ mora. Grave monuments, · Block, brick, aewer pipes, Sale Contlnuea Thru Satur· woek) tor lla Pomeroy ol· accen code lhat sends eluded 304·675·4860 have N S. $45,000. Cali (740)256·· Fraziers ao11om Rent to {740)446-4782 Gallipolis, windows, lintels. etc. Cla"de day. 2937 Cora Mill Road. lice. We are looking tor tale . charges to us .. For ret. ew home 1or sale 3 br. 2 8264 or (740)446·8340. Own 8 miles to Milton or Qhl "' someone with colloctlonll more lnlo call: Joy 304·675ba. w/ heat pump on apRoute 2 Good condlllon 3 o. Winters, Rio Grande, OH Saturday, July 27th, 9am-7, e•porlence. good communi· 7077 or 1·800·720·S055 e<t Wilt Do Llghl Rooldentlal prox. 6 acree of land, local· Now 2003 14 wide. Only bed. 1 bath. Nice yard, Whirlpool. Maytag, Ken- . Celt 740·245·5121. 1~ 1. clothes, odds·n-enda, cation & computer aklll s 290 . Repair. Electrical , Alao Build ed on Rt 2 Greer Rd sarloua $799 down & onl~ 5179.931 Owner finance with $2 000 more Washer & Dryer Sets, bed mattress. Come 1eo ua Aeaponolbtlltlooldutlea tn· TELEMARKETINQ Decko. Free Eotlmstea Aak ~a~· p~ly 2.~~-:.~~e1i~~ r;:O)~~n~~rl Ca I Harold down and $400. _;onth ~~~0 ~~~~h. g~hc;;rwyo~.·~~: roll'gAtH at 274 Wlldor Road,. VInton. elude but not llmltod to mak_,,. .74 .JOBS lor Chuck. (740)441 · 1353, 593 0719 • • · (304)582·5640 ~ 1 : Slate Route 1BO besldo lng dally phOne calls, prepa· v-• (740)245·0557. aner "pm . No Cradltl Governmtnt All While. Call aller I C&M Autopart'e. Neal & lalion/mal llng of form collec· Tired of paying renlll Need Will Price reduced, 3 bedroom, Loans, Only 3 Let!. APAKIMtNI'S 8:00pm, (740)446-9066 . AKC Collie puppies, 2 . C" rnrnln~Yard Sale. J.C. lion lalle ra, preparation ot a job It No utlllt!oa friendly t It praaaured wda8hkhoui8Csl,l (740)446·3570. . FOK RI:'I>Jr males. black/tan/white, nor· · ra are, an ec 1 bath, gas heat, central air, ~P--~---....., L __ .:;:.::;,.:;~.:"-_.1 m 1 h ked. , , • 1. 8 Penny, a8<JIH Bedding . repor 1s, u1111 za 11 on o1 com· respon1lble, reliable live In 441 .4239 k 1 A Klnaon Drive, (740)446- II! ANnQlJI<:S a eyes, ve1 c ec , Naacar . BA throom Sat, pu ter to taollllate dally re· motel manager (nlgnta & 1 as or on or 2776 · BUSINESS $350 each; AKC Shellle ANU BUILDINGS 1 and 2 bedroom apart- --, puppies, mlf, sable/lrll, vet Clolhlnu- Soya 4·8, Name sponslbllllles. personal con· weekend s) tor more Into ea~e maasage. Brand Girl s 2l5T. Home tRct with custQmera, fil ing please call304-773·9000 · Prloa Reduced. Remodeled "--iiiliitililiilliiiiiliii.,l ~e= furnlt~eddand unfur- Buy 01 sell. Riverine Anti· checked, lhota, $350 each, lnlerlor, Home Furnlahlng, small claims. -assisting lull Hom a. Three Bedrooms, ms · aacur ty eposlt re· ques, 1124 East Main on AKC Pomeranian• puppies, Plus lots Mora time collec tor Send cover no RUSIN•~~ Uvtng Room, Dining Room OIIIC:e In Pomeroy across ~~~=d, no pete, 740·992- SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740• 2 mates, orange/sable, 1119:2""-::-"~..---, Iotter and detailed reaume , UNIQUE HEALTHCARE n. & Kltchon Combined, t trom ShOrllt'o otrlce and · 992·2526. Rull Moore, $350 each; (740)896·1085 , u<• VAKil SA I.E· to Formers Bank. Attn:Hu· OPPORTUNITIES ..__,;;'"iiioi,tii'OiiiRTIJiiiiNiilii'I,;;'Y_.I Bath, Two Car Garage & Courthouoe. Furnlohod or owner. l'ot\.U•:UrJY!Mmuu; man Roaourcea Director, Rocksprings Rehabilitation ..., Storage Building. 62 Ann unfurnished . Call for ep- 1 bedroom apartment In - - - - - - - - - AKC Reg. male Saint Bar· t.._.;.iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiioiJ PO Box 628, Pomeroy, Canter has eJt:cltlng posl· . INOTICEI :::D;:.rlv:.:•::.·(l;.7;;;40::.ti;:;44:.:B::.:·9::4;:.78::___ polntment· SUI Childs Gatllpotls, deposit & reler· Sue's Selectables on the "r nard pyppy, 8 wka old cur..., Ohlo 45769. Farmers Bank tiona· available for health OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- Remodeled Jbr.; 2ba . (740)992·2449 or John ence requi red. Call In Middleport Dolls, glass- rent wilt't all ahota $400. 4.:. 24:.:8.:. 0,_ 6...,._ __;. ware, Aladdin mantels, an• 304·675· 1439 or 740·709· · ·• Clothe s, Shoes All. Slzos Ia an EQuat'Houslng Lender. care prolautonals. Become lNG CO. recommends that Mosaer 740 992·31 88. ,_(7..: 1446 ..::.".:. ranch, tots of trees, plenty ol -:""' 1320 .• New And U&JI d TrInkuIs. Member Fo tC, and Equat a pan ot lhi3 teamt lmrnedi · you do buslne11 with people prl\lacy, Lcrrs & 1 Bedroom Apartments more. (740)992-0298 8118 on 8.3 acres, Shel1.1e!l, Oddt and Enda. Opportunity Employer. ate openlnga are available you know, and NOT to send Starllnn at $269/mo, weoh· Almost New Chain Un~ Dog ~ .. lno•. •oparate 24x32 pole btd~.. Ac"•"•G.E • Dura t Aid· ue 01127102 · F Tt tor lh.loll un R1 2N XR • h M " money through the mall until 10 1111 ""10 ·nl'~ · eriOryer Hookup, Stove and L•o.x..l'..l.oL.'\nF..OlJS 11 Kennel, 10Mt0x8, $150. 2 1 Aefrlgtrator. 08103102 u me · av ec · on· ·At811t.tnl Director or Nurs- you have ln\ltlllllgated the m on let (7'40)441 MY..RC1fANIMSf_! iii""------~ day·Frldav. Daytime Hours, Inn Supervise• overall care oflortng. appreciate 197,000 304 · 1, 1 • Adull AKC St. Bernards, - • 1 1 1519. Stoo each oso. (740)388· AliCJ'f<)N ANI) No ·Weekend• or Holidays, do.llvory - - - - - - - - - iil89ii5~·3;.;7~2~8;ef;;;t•;.;.r.;;6;;pm~--, • pwvuaacresMor 118 e ln Lev aca 11 on and Olher Bene· ·Stall D~·otopmant Coordl· tan . csu Ike 304·862· 2 Apartments and 2 Trailers 10x10 Storage Bid. $450. 9959 . F•U :A M AKKt<:'l' un ·-itiiliilliiiiiiiiiiiitt,..l tit1· APP 1Y 8 t: Medlc• 1PI aza. nator Schedulea •• MOUII.c. u Ho•n'!' 3-4 __5 8 - - - - - - ' - - - tor Rent, celt 8\iantn'"'l ar- {304)87&·2117 1"1r*" ---, and lrioer· Start Your Buslne11 To· CockOt' Spaniel puppies. 9 day... Prtma S.hopplno Con· •~b S•J" • 936 SA 160 Galltpotl. Or ' vice• staff tar Space Available •At AI· Lw--.:O"II'ftilii:::"li'ii''-.,1 Farm lor tale· pond, barn, ter 6pm (7 40)367-0611 • Auction every Friday 6 30. weeks old, 111 ahota, pa12 tn Black & Deckar band 7 40 446 1 Anglet' Fleamar~et, 333 calt (5 ) "9·620 between ·FOOd Sarvlcea Director lordable Rata . 2 Nice E11ec• ..., horae stalls, corn crib, 2 Bedroom Apartment on Rt saw, $65.00, all metal desk, rents on premises. Call Am· · Mechanlc s 1., pomeroy, 8 cca_m_·;.:Pc;l11c_ _ _ _ _ _ -~emporary R-reall A•· 4 70 3 Bed 2 14 70 b ..... "'' utl\le Olllcea. Newly Fie· 1 lC , room, Bath. x mo lie home, cfa, 160 juat past Holzer Hotpl· perfect lor ttudent or porta· ber (740)441 ·1362 Ohio, tor Info call (740)992· Hardware Sales Clerk. ala tenl Aldtlhe director ln modeled. Spring Valley Pia· Air, Remodeled. {740)2&6· Meigs County, (740)742- tal. $400fmo., Deposit Ae· blo oewlng machine. St5.00 Femele Poodle 2yr. Spayed 9734 Send Resume to CLA 567 managing roold"nllactlvlly za can (740)446·3<48L 1528 :25:.:2;:2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ qulred. (740)4~t ·IS I9. (740)985·4409 & HouH Broken , good with iiilir'-.0.~~---~ clo Oalllpollt Dally Tribune, pr~rams WAI\'Il)l 625 Third Avo .. O.lllpolio. ·A 2lO I'Ron:s.<;IONAJ. 14•80 Mobile Home, 3 Bod· lot lor Ssta· Approx. 2 112 2 BA, Eat-In ·kilchen· /4/C, 1yr. old Comp. E Machine other anlmata & kids. Needs home. StOD. 'll) lillY · Oh 45831 Manages dally unll opera· S•Rvl~s room, 2 Bath. Ellcellent acres, cleared & ready for reference&, deposit. with printer. Call (304)675· good (304)773-5746 ..___lliiitiiiiitii--~ ::.:..:::.::_.:.____....: tton '' ~·· Condition. Very roaoonably building, gravel driveway. ("72 40::;1;:4::48::.(1~1~3:-9::-:-::---- 1429 or (3041875·56996 • Help wanted caring lor th8 ·LPN priCed. Call (740)448-8683 water & electric available, :' Abtolula T1 Dollar· U 8 elderly, Carat Group Home, flrovldsa resld&nll with out· Blacktop HaUng, r811dentlal Porter area. Atklng Apt Available 811!02 4 Hydraulic styling chairs, MU'.iiCAt • Silver. 001 Coins. Proof· now paying minimum wage, standing nursing care & commercial, free e1ll· 1988 Fleetwood Fltflecllont $13,995, Call (740)446- TWin AlvarJ Tower EHO lor $20. tach. 2 shampoo INf{I'RlJMtNJ'S tela, Dla.nonda. Gold new shlltt: 7am·3pm. 7am· ·STNA matea, (740)742-4529. 740· 14160, 2 br. 1 ba . elec. 4514 from 8·e or (7 40)446- elderly/ disabled. bowls, $50. each. (304)562· Rlngt, U S Currency, · 5pm, 3pm· 1t pm, 11 pm· Provide• direct care to very 59 1·9943. stoYe, refrldg., table & 3248 alter 6pm. Now accepting Applications ·5840 · M.T.S. Co•n Shop, 151 Sec· 7am, caU 7~0·992 ·5023.. . special lndlvlduatt chatra, builtl!'lenrtrtalnment . for 1 br, all utllltl11 paid · Rudolph Wurlltzer plano • and Avtnue. QaiUpollt. 740· TUANEO DOWN ON center 18000. 304·458· Lois tor Sa te In Addison HUO ·aiiiJted, carpeted 4 wheat electric acoolar, like light oak, baby plano siZe: • 4A6·2842 I need a babylltter In my Thete profetllonal posl· SOCIAL Sl:CUAITY /lSI? 1672 or 304-458-1901. Township. S Acre l..ot1. apartment. rent It 30% of new, 11500, (740)992-2492 epace aa-ver, excellent conhome for two lhree Year tiona Include a lull banellt• No Fee Unle11 We Wlnl (740)446-0722 your adjusted Income call dillOn, asking 11200. l \ 11'14.\\11~1 oldt. Located In the Racine program and competitive 1·888-582·3345 1996 14x70 2 bedroom, 2 Mason Count~ 1.acre 1011 304-675-6619 between 8· epo Drum Set, Teleacope, (7.-Q)288·1234 \ llf\111\ area. Mult have references ll'llllry' package Call Melli· bath, front and back dtckl, with eaay ace••• city water, 4:30pm weekdays. flortable Bar wllh Lstoota, , - - - - - - - And IJ valid drillers llcente. sa Wamsley Admlnletrator -nr--~:-;....;;;;;;;;;;;; n(;w ht at .pumLp, ·$ 16,!500 electric& paved road, Own- Apt lor rent 0,. bed Piayslatlon & Nlnterido wllh Stelnwav Prote111ona1 Pia· 401949 028 tiD II W For an Interview pleaae call todau lor a confidential In· P. oaoe. ·4 eave mea· or will tlnance. $25.000. " llllt.loo paid. $400. Der~~ games, (740)245-5017 no. Ideal. tor a tchool or fJJ' AN'Illl 1740)949·1701 "1• HOMES • • •••" church . Excellent Condition. 740· 992 ··~ · - - - - - - - " - - ' - - - - - - - - torvewat · ·~· each;l304)582-5640 $400. Ront.(304)875·2117 AI Top Soil, Fill Dirt tor Pr~ right. caN (740)245LPN pooltlon at Middleton • fliR SAt.f: t 998 3br. 2bs. Mobile w rl Sole Equipment Rontaf 5208 Home 141C80. . complete ate ra nt lot, 32 loot BEAUTIFUL APART· 0 ·, B khot 8 be ' iiiiir;....-=~-"'!"'-..., • 2Pf Ape;tment lor rent 1n Ettates an ICFIMA laciUty Rocksprings Rehabilitation -Center 2 bldroom hoUM ln Pomer· kitchen, large covered Co~ghman camper raised 'M!NTI AT IUPGET PAl· ~~:~!e 'r Tr~or E' ul ~,:' FR.urrs & • P.Ofril PleasMI . S30C Futt itmli ·wllh benaflllr· as hrs week· every,other week- 36759 Rocksprings Road oy, will Htl on lind contract porch, ctntrat air. 2 -out· ~bOYe :odsta~e, 26 foot CE8 AT JACKSON E8- (7Jl:4t-06 19 q ~ · V : ;~~~J~~~slt reQuired end, 3.00pm·l 1 QQpm ahltt Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 • or will rent with option to. Qultdlngo on aero lot. Call ouoe at wit lot· .5300 TATES, 52 Weotwood Ortvo ' - - ' - - - - - - EOI:J'AHU:S Must bo able to lle11 ached· EOEIMFOV 00~. 740·698-7244 Somerville Really. acre lot, septic, rural wattr from $297 to $383. Walk to 4 Uls 81 needed ~r remaining (304)875·3030 or (304)875· tap, $2 ,900. (740)388· shop & mavin. Call 74D- Orubb't· Plano· Tuning & Homegrown Sweet Com at ' "A lllrHirch" 3 bedroom newly re mOd- 3431 874 3 446·2568. Equal Houalng Rtpalra. Probltms? Need K·Mart Lot In Gampo'll Re· ·•tngata & vocal Oroup1, haws. Pleaee COf'1lact Ooro· thy Harper; AN at (740)448· URGENTLY NEEDED· eled, In Middleport, call Tom 8 "led homeo "nder W~htown MIMrtvllle, 2.7 Opponunlly. Tuned? Call TN Plano Or. tall , $2.50 dozen at Farm In All Stylet & A.ges"· Nashville • Anderson after 5pm, .. .. oododl l...,.._.j 740·448-4525 loti of 50 Oozen or more, t AecorU E11ect. Seelllng New 481 "'or (140) 448 . ·8 145 · plasma donors, earn S50 to (7401992 3348 S3,000 Will help with detN- acres, w • ...)o"VY area, Graclou1 living , 1 and 2 :..::~:.:...:;:;:::_____ lhlent Comno To Hunting· McClure'• Realaurant now $60 per week tor 2 or 3 • . 'ery. Call Nikki (740)385· $3,000, (660)563·3753 bedroom apartments at VII· Independent Herballfe Olt· $1 .75 dOzen. Corn Available ton , WV i13t 1424·2229. hiring all locations, full , hOur~ weekly. Call Blo Lila 3 Bedroom with garage on 9948 lage Menor and Alverlide tributor, Call For Product Or =~rm~(~:};Se-e~;~ghman 3 0 • (731)424-2141 part·1ime, PICk up app!ica· Plasma Service, 740·592· apprgxlmately t acre On Apartmentt 'tn Middleport. Opportunky. (7o40)4<4t-t ..l !Jon at IOCR"tlon & bring b8ck 6651. Route 2. G~lllpollt Farry. 93 28)(80 3 br.. 2 ba . Norris From $278·$348. Call 740JET Metana for Sale at Tr"""'ar'a A ITAAIEAACH & - - - - - - - - , . - (304)615·5332 double wide. newly remod· ,.,,.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ 992·SGe4. Equal Houolnn AEAA•tON . MOTORS Woodc 811 9 11 ·• , "Singert & Vocal GrouJ>I. b<ltweon 9 SOem 1 ' m .. Wnt of eled inllde, covered lront HOl.ISElt Opportunities .. ' ' 111 st~lll & aga1~ 10 OOam, Monday lhru Sat· W d 3 yr old home located on porch, heal pump 80 FT · Repaired, New & RebuiH In Galllpolll. 1 Nalhvllla Record E~~:ect urcJay an 1e someone tq mfNI Manuel Ad. cutllde ot Aa· rear deck 304·937·3503 · Newly Aomodoled t Bed· Btocl<. Colt Ron E~no. 1• r-:::-:~-:----. Htklng new' !Aitnt commg .,.-.,:_----.,-.- - cemetorleo tor Satlabury cine, 14 acrea, all t tectrlc .., room. $375/mo., Wllher, 800·537·8528. i:NEWSPAPERS 10 Huntington. WV AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Township, phone (?40)992- w/ctnlral air, fireplace, 2 98 Clayton 4br. 16Jt:80 on Dryer, Olahwa1her, Water, - - - - - - . . . , - - Cov• AI..._131 · 4~H229 Sell ShlriRy Spe~rs, 304· 7663, II no 11n1wer, 'leave bedroom, lull basement call ranted lot In Gallipolis Ferry. Houle for [fnt/1818, 1·800· Trash, Sewage. (740)441· Welder, uncotn SA·200, .,,. 731 ·424·2141 675 "1429 mouage (740)247·7200 · (304)875·3889 340·68t 4 826 t , leave s mea sage. Gil. Call (740)448-7845 L..-.;;:..M_*' __ ~ ._;....:..:lii.J ·-------' ' Moonlight Escort&. Full atrvloe male anti female ea. corts and dancers. Prompt and P1ofe111onal and Coni I· dentlal We also dO Birth· d8.y. Private and Bachelor Pa rtlel 6pm· eam. (740)388· 1799. • EASY WORKI EXCELLENT PAY I Assemble prOducts at home Call Toll Free 1·800·467·5566 E11t 12170 Needed Immediately. Soo· retary/ Otf1ce Manager tor construct1on company Sal· ary negotiable. FT/PT negot1abte Req Computer akllia, orgtntzatlon81 akllls, de· pendable Work will Include AFV API PayroiV Pay Fie· quests/ Typing./ Filing/ Answerlng Phones. Please call (740)446·!081 tor an Inter· ~lew. · For sale 69 Champion 141180 mobile horne. 2 or., 1 ba. washer & dryer hook ups, new furnace, new hot water tank, stove & refrlger· ator fully carpel • window air conditioner $3500.00 304· 875·2814 Ooltlpotlo CorHo Cotlogo (Career• Cloae To Home) Call TOday! 740-448·4387, 1·800-214-0452, Reg M90·05·1 2748. lifO 1 1 , . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . Agha aorrolt gelding Q<tnu· lnt dock zanparr bar Pfdl· groo St800. OBO. !:(304=)882=·::39:.:92::____ Boar Nanny goats 50% to Purebred starting Prl<:e $125. (304)675·1128 Loow Messa.gt. ' ~R:.:og"'lo;.:;to::;ra;;.d~"T,-N-W"'a-lk-e-r• Spotted Saddle/ Racking. 7yr old, paint, maro. Sired by Shollmar Gone Amlos ,. and lolled by Dolly's Lucky Laso, S3.00o. (304)582· 5840 reou· Buy from the Classlfleds! !MI'KOVI<J>UNI'S A.ll typal ot mason~ brick, block & atone 20 yrs. "PI" rlence, free estimate , 3041773 9550 .( • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional tltotlmo guar· antee. Local references turnlahod. Establlahod 1975. Call 24 Hra. (740) 448· 0870, Rogers Basamenl Waterproofing . . ~--~~;;;;;;;;; -----16 Auros II~\ '"'1"4 )I~ I \ I U l\ r Lw--·t'O~~~R-SIIM.Eiiiil•-' ~ 1984 Monte Carlo, Supor '. aport. Call after 6pm. (304)874·0861 (304)874· 0538 1887 Chevy 2dr.. 80,000 mlloo. Now tlroo. IVC, Autp. Coli (304 )875· 1429 or (304)875·5698 Help Wented HoME Block Top Seating. Rosl· dtntlal· Commerclot . Froo Eottmat11. (740)742·4529· 740·591-9943. C&C Gtntrll Homt Malnte· nono• Ptlnttng, vinyl old· lng, carpontry, dooro, win· dows, bathl, mobile homt repair and more. For tru ostlmate oall Chet. 740·992· 8323. Pleaaant Valley Hoapltel Pleasant Valley Nursing and ~ehabiUtallon Center Is a dynamic Long-term care facility that pro~ldes Intermediate and skilled care needs to resldentd. Come join our llealth care organization wllere we provide e~cellence In care. POSITIONS AVAILABLE: RN· Pert tlmt and Per Diem LPN • Full time, Part time end Per Diem RATE WILL BE BASED ON EXPERIENCE Benefltalnclude: • $2,000 algn on bonus lor Full time Licensed Nurses • Fie~ scheduling (Including 12 llour shlhs) • Shill dillerentlal • Weekend positions • Training program lor new graduates • Health Insurance elnglellamily plan • Experience pay and recent upgrade In pay rales Apply In peraon or call Angela Cleland, DON (304) 875-5238 bull. ·. rro iiiF;;.' ?' ~ aoo lila"--::...-...----, "u =------- 5 r 30 r Ij '"--------,.1 r ....-.. . . I r70 "---iiitiiiilii::,;,:.;:.,,J r•o t.._-..:•;:u:;R:,:REM--·-,;J· ' .. I• JONES' Tree Service JJ~5 Hil...J RJ. Po111my. Ohio FREE ESTIMATES! 740-992-5232 740-742-3411 Self-Storage DEPOYSAG PARft Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case-! H PIU1s Dealers J(XJ() St. Rr. 7 Sourh Coolville. OH 45723 DeanHW New a: Used 478 South Church St. Ripley, WV 28271 740-667-0363 ·w.v·s II t Chevy. Ponuas:. Bui c k . Olds All 1-800-822-0417 & ()JS. ..rM..O~ ..,._ t 898 Moflllu, 53K, $8495; t 997 Sunllro. 65K. 14695; t994 Berotta Z-28, $1995: t 8 otha'" In llocl<. COOK MOTORS (740)«6-0103 2002 Comaro, Vory low mll11. 1892 Chwy Lumina. (740)245·5017 NOnCE FOR PUBLlCAnON CASE NO. 02..CV-421 Dwight Icenhower's ELVIS SHOW!! ARIEL THEATRE 4262ndAve. Gallipolis Gallipulis, Ollio • (740) 4-16·2015 lSA Cerl(fled Arborisf • 611- LAMM'S AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING CDNSTRUCDGN AI&R(C'CM •Holing • Air Conditioner• se.,t~ct.tt • Slrvlct On All Brandl • RtsldeOIIII • Light Commercltl •10 yr. perli ~ Lebor • Heating • Air Condl11onlng (740) 992·3194 992·6635 Advance Tickets $1 0 FLEH · ffiHRKET Maplewood Spaces Available 740·949·2734 Campaltee with waler, sewer alec r Slam, 2 wd. v.e. 92 610 •K mto vortoc eng Ina. 14• • rat n6ce cond .• no rust, 10 auto, f3.000. 304-458· 1793 or 304-458-1805. SOURCE OF TITLE SEE D.B. 301, Pg. 131 of the Meine county, • , OhiO Record• o 1 Dteds. Ptrctl No. 08- iLt~-------· Pltlntlfl requests tllet tlld ' tinl, tWDs I ' 00025.000 •-~~-.-., VANS& The ~ · 112 Ton, New 1310 Motor, .• run, 38• TlrH. 0.11 oHor 8:00pm. (740)448-38f7 1815 ~ord _ , . XLT. All Drive van, • .o En· ~~ Powtr. CtuiN, Wi1HI 111 000 mtiH. _,.. XLT van. 3.0 Englno, cru1 10, Al,r. tt02,000 miiH, $8200 010. (740)«6-2124 tiflt Ply. Grtnd Voyagor f3 000 mtlll. ttJ ,OOO. Ex· ocnctltiOn· (3041876- • IJr. • 18200. 19911 Ford c.,..n.. ..itont 2117 zoot ·a-10 Blu"' Bilek, ZIIZ piOir'!Qt. loodtd. $22,800.'010 calf 304-e7111ettorltiVImiMIQI. premlllt be told, your lnttrttl therein foreolosed end lor th elltl 11 tny 0 er r thtll bt 1u1t end equlllblt. You are requlrtcl to tntwtr' tilt eeld oompltlnt by lht 41h .. ,~ of ·lept. or " r Judgement by Alldfllane ' Deleult will be • -llamodtllng rtndlrtd egelntl you• . •• IINtlloal - Clttrlltt A l'lumlllng MA"K K. McCOWN, • llooflng • Gul1art RIO. NO. 0011743, • Vfnyllldlng A 'lfrltlnt ATTDRNIV 1'0" • ,atlo ... l'oroh Docila PLAINTII'I' Frtt Ettlmtlll ODD JOBS me. V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-62115 .......... Oirlo AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING 4 ·1 2 ----- Phone Athens, Ohio (140)593-6671 · · Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, Painting Haning's Construction. Local 843·5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Fln11l Expenses; C11ncer & Dental, Retirement, & 401K East 's tate Street Rooflng, Siding, Hdd-Ons, Electrical, R. llupp Ins. and I•inanri:tl StTI in·-. Hork~ Pension 150 "A Foreman: Larry Owner: 740·367·01 81 Ronald "Mick" Haning 740·992·0780 Chtlstlna "Chris" Haning Cell M 740·591·0919 Cell ; 591-8393 Rollovers; Mortglllle; Major Medlc11l • Nursing Home Aug. 2·3 St. At. 124 Cellular between Racine & Syracuse Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 Spaces Available 949·2734 Hot Painting, Power . Dog Stand 0 T1N en Waahlngr Mowing, WHdeatlng You Need It Done, We'll Do It (740) 94&4028 or (740) 591-9329 ftre you stressed? Cell now for your eppt. mEIGS mASSAGE HOWARD L. WRITESEL Take the PAIN out of PAINTINGi L~e' 1111" •.b 11 hr ThE CRAFTY, BLIND SPOT youl Rooting • Home Maintenance· Gutters • Down Spout . Free Estimates/ 949-1405 T (Factory Outlet) All verllcal blind• ore • made to order at • Verllealo • • Mlnu • Etc Monday·Frlday MACK'S (7 401992-1705 Tonie Relller Ucensed by lhe Ohio Pocket Knives Advertise in this space for '50 per onth :IQt&allt' CoaeNU Work Orlvewaya, Patios, Parking/play Areaa, Sldewalkl, FIDOrll 25 Y•rt l!xptltenct Frt11!1tl1111tt1 (llilllrw) (740) 446-1044 446-4995 middleport, OH Hill's Self Storage 29670 Baahen Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·848·2217 • Tonneue Cover • Ventvl110r • Bu1 jShlc,ld & Full Line CONTRACTORS ,INC. Collectible• Other At~110rle1 I ,, I 1, ·,. 1"" I \11d.JI I'' 11 lll11" Racine . Ohio 45771 Sf II liT . CODSTRUCJIOP Roonn,. Sldl.na. 7:00 AM • 1:00 PM Pomerou hales BIDGOZ171 Euerv ThUI1dQ &Sunday. DM110pen4:3D Early blr•s stilt 6:30 Progressive top ~ Thursdl!li Pragresslue Couerlll on SUnciiUS Free Eatlmatetl (740) 1112·1 1•• Alfordeble Prices BISSELL BUILDERS IDC. New Homes • Vinyl SldinJ • New OartJCI • Repl..,.mcnt Windows • Roofina COMMERCIAL end RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740-992·7599 Rest" Hours: Mon·Set 10.4 217 E. 2nd Sl• Pomeroy,DH . (740) 892·5808 (740) 992·5822 PMintlna. Outter'l, O.Cka Houra ~the 8-SPM • Slturdey 8-2pm P/B ..Z::....A Cut Above Slate medical Bo•d ·Mai&IIY .ferguson Parts & Service 4359 St. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH 45631 Wood 144 TWr4 An. GalpoM1 & at.bCadeC & Gravely LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR our location THERAPY m A. SeCIIId ftue. CARPENTER CODOfCTIOO, LLC (740) 742-6015 SERVICE I 7, 2002 "SALES Maplewood Lake YOUNG'S ~~a.' 10,17,·24, 2002 www.emerl~•n•ttndardtlr.com FLEA MARKET Business Services Connie's Child CARE ,& IJJ/':\ !I!•i· <7~o> '192-3987 ~~L~• Owner & Operator, John Dean TON ,&;,..-.,._...r...r...M':ro. ~l[!t !(!11 rt111' [llll tJJII 'I II fal u Scotti- Swain (10'1110' 610'112D') July 27 7:30pm MID-STATE TRUST, IV 94 Corvatte Coupo. whitt PLAINnFF, with red leather, glall tnp, , VI, loaded. COl ca11olte roulo, $13,500 OBO, (740)682· ' HAROLD E. SMITH, AKA HAROLD 7512 E. SMITH, JR., ET AL Llvtly'o Auto Sates. t 987 DEFENDANTS. Ford Thunderbird. $700 . 1880 Chwy Beretta, 5apd. Huold E. Smith, $800. 1985 Ford Crown VIC· tcrlo, $500. 1993 Plymouth lkl Hsrold E. Smltll, Voyager, $600. t 99 t Ford Jr, will ttkt notice Tompo, $900. t 968 Old I Jhll on Mtrch 14, Citra, S&50. t e88 Chevy 2002 Cavsllsr, $850. 1992 Dodge Mid Stele Truet, IV Oynaoty, $1200. 1987 Pen· tlac Bonneville. $800 . 1880 llltd 111 compltlnt Pontlao Grend·Am. 1800. 1gtln1t you In the Common ~989 Pontiac Sundance, Court o 11000. 1992 Buick Rogal , Pie.. of Melgt has openings, 15 yt. $1000. 1967 Dodge Osyto· County, 0 Ill o , experience, Certified . na, $850: 1991 Chavy requtttlng the Court In Meigs, Athens and Storm. $1800. 1967 Dodge caravan, $800. t 990 Chevy to termlntlt tny Washlng1on counties, Cavalltr, $800. 1968 Lin· lnter•t thet you htve coin Towncar, 5800. Call In the preml1e1 Open 24 hours. (7401388·9303 dttcrlbed •• follows: 7 Days per weak. Motor 2.8 MFI & comp. out Sllustt In the St. At. 7Tuppers ot 85 Flroblrd. $300; 85 Townlhlp of Olive, Fora Tl'uck, 35t motor. tO" Mtlgl County, Ohio Plains, OH IIH, 42' Supor Swamparo. In Section 9, T. 4, R. CALL 667·6329 $8,000; 85 Potarlo 750 SLT 11, BEQINNINQ In lilt Wavo Runner, S2.800; VH· center of the County Ia High Boy top tor 94 J.., d I dI f Wran~lor YJ. $1 ,500. Ros •• ng rom (740)441.0336 R•dtvlllt to Joppt 11 the N.E. comer of ROME AUTO 8ALEI, 9287 lot deed.ct by Mtlor SA 7, Proctorvlllo, Ohio. Reod to Dudley Reod; 2001 Tundra, t Owner. thence In I Southerly St8,1500. 1991 Toyota Cam· d· lrtctlon tlonn the oy, 1 Owner, $3885. 1997 • Lake Neon. $3850: 1993 Sun· Eut line of the ltld dance, $995. t89t S·tO, lot of Dudley Rotd to· July 4-5-6 $2800. 1992 Extended Cab till center of the · B·IO. 4x4, 1 Owner, Low Townlhlp Rotd; Mlteo, 13895. 1988 Fora thonct Ellltrly 11ong Aangor, $1295. (740)888· etld Townllllp Rotd 1343. Buy Htro. P~ Hero to the lnttrltellon of and Aatalf. -~~~---., thl uld County & TRUCKS Rosd; tllenct In 1 FOR SALE Northwttterly direction elong tile 1997 s -to LS, Btuo, 82K center of the tlld mlloo. oleyl • 5 opood, Air, County Rosd to tht 158_9.,.5_.(_740-::!'24::-5-·5080== :: · :::;:- pltct of BEGINNING tnd conttlnlng 1 81 Ford F-tOO. automatic •. ecre, more or I••· $800. (740)446-8784 F0 R LAST Root:• & Sldlna · Comnu:rdul & Rcstdonlial {$'1(*'fnl Putcart:'sn. &lt1n1 I ,...., MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH Now Hom<> & Romodollna In Lo~ Home• & Ruober Roofs" "Speciulizm~ 'filtl~ Guruvos. Pule Huil~inll•· Concrete &wJu"''•nt , A~114tCi. 1..®1dro. 1.uct e..twt 1m . Public Notice ~ We Care For Your Trees~ (740) 992·0739 Aaaldlntlal or commercial wiring, new aervtce or repolro. Maolto Llotnlod oloc· trlctan. Ridenour Eleotrlcat. WV000308, 304-875·1786.1 Cu s tom Van Dealer" 7ue t3a.u Sflea:a.tU~ Owner: Terry Lamm IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Bryan Reeves Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding ; Bucket Truck Additions 9o Sunset Home Construction New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole &ultdlnga, Rooll. Siding, Decks, Kllchena, Drywall · 6More Sp~!clallzlng In: Roofing, Decks, Reinodellng, Siding , and AAIEOE r I ~~~ High 8l Dry (7) 211, 31, 2002 Shop st homt... iir;;;;;;;;;;;;::==:::; r10 ""~-----· ~ County to contln... to receive ltd«el flood lnsurtnct. Tile Jttlonl trt tuthOrlz!ld under Section 3007.37 of the Ohio Atvlltd Code . Tilt IIHrtno• will begin 11 1:00 p.m. Coplel of the propoa!ld rtQUII· uonl, mtps ehowlng allect!ld er•••· end oilier lnlormeuon 11 IYIIIIblt II the Botrd Olllce from 1:30 a.m. to 4:30 p .m. \I It\ It I \ Oearl~ite4 All Dlaplay: 12. Noon :z. ,, Bualneaa Dav• Prior To I 5 yr old Roglaterod Brtod· lng otock goldlng chntnut t 984 23h Prowler, Steeps loll ol txtraa haa been SIIC. Awning , AJC, Very OhOWn. $3500 (740)992• Nlco. (740)448·9569. Call lor more Info. ~9 31.\egi~ter ~ribune Sentinel (740) . "46-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) .675-133~ (740) 446·3008 r40 r In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Fax To I 192 Dodge Ram 250. corn. van, V·e, 1hol'1 whHI bill, St .800. lllfnlnga (7<0)742· 2 point colll olred by ~~~3trs;.._ _ _ _ _.., Tltt Metge County Bendlt. Roglst- n Comml11lonera will Wolkorlloaled by Ctll• hold public hterlngl oy'o Coootot Crooc;oncto. MO'IORCYOJ!S on July 25 end Flogllltoed Saddlt Bred 11 L~-------..,1 Augult 111 the Olllct 2)'r. goldlngo. $500. down, $150Jrno. (304)582·56<0 2001 Yamaha PW80, $950. of tilt Board. The - - - - - - - - (740)245-5373 (dly) , purpoee of lhl IIHI• . 2 tmall lliOclc ond whitt plgo (740)379·9270 (OIIIInlllg) lnge wilt bt to receive tor ..If. $25 HCh, 3 Big Plga tor Salt, $75 ooc;h. t 2002 Hondo R- 250cc. com mente on pro· Black Bull tor Salo. Call 900 mltoo, $2500. (740)379· po . .d regu letlont (740)258-1 233 jji27~58~-~....- -.. tlltctlng building In Ar111 ol Specie! 25 young Puro bred llentyo, lloA.TS & MOTORS FIOOCI Hellrd •• dtt· toto'a & polro ol Old Engtllh. HlH SALE lgnsted by lht sea briah1a + eome 1 week "'~-------.,1. Federel Emergency old chicltt, will trade tor 15 Whitt Rocko, Roell Redo. or 17ft. Canoo: Priced on In· MeniSitmtnt Agency Black Aotrolorpho or While tlon. 24Ge Monroe AV9. (FEMA)end to ensblt· Loghorno coli ahar 4:30 pm Cli.MPF.RS & resident• of Melgt 304-1374348 M010R HOi.tt:s Else Canl Call Today••• · · or r~ t LJVE.\IOCK Counties Like NoOne · Your Ad, \1<\t ' ' 1'1'111' .\11\l'\llllh r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::::; And Mason To Place July 24, 2002 Wednesday, July 24, 2002 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Pd . 1 mo. !128 llmfSTODf Delivered 6 Spreed Special 8ton $135.00 740·985·3948 CONCRETE/~LO CK/BRICK • Footers, Walls, StepJ • Flut Work, Replacements, • Walk• and Drivel • Stencil Crete ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUOION NewHomea •Garag.. • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 740-992·1871 1 2/TI'N J&S fltCTRIC 1i PLUIIIIIIIG Jim lluerk •rHitta, Plumblne. and email HoMefnttnanM- 740-742-7037 C340 77Jo1411 11mn••• Do you want 10 • Loae 10·20 lbt. per monlh? (lnd kHp of!) n. •oecr- Appt1Jtt •lnortlll Enargy ~ Lower 'your Strllt • LOok & FM!IIttttr CALL: Jeanie Howell ............... 740-812·7031 IOUINI1Z' 1./f'l Dfi/QN PRIW 11 I.R Dfi/QN YOIITH t NAJ'iJRI Wl,_11" I.AYIII t tRIVIR RUN PROfiiiiONAL DOG I'OOOt - f t QI)OO T1111Uu ..faiiAOt PlftCUilOMtlll wrr,ITIII- I ONI~NII~ ,f t ----------------------4 �• • ' ·; " www.myd•llyaentlnel.com P•ge B 6 • The D•llv Sentinel ·.,_lng filmed in M son County~ AS NIA Croaaword Puaale IIIIDOI PHI~WP HELP/ • 111.1)11\ a1 . ...',.. ' . ... ... .... l~ . . .. .. \"f., \t .. . .. .••' ,. """' lit \-...I"' ~ • \ \H \ .. " ,. 1 l • • .. J , .... \ ... .. ~ ' • l ... Whit's Inside 6lri. JHl lto..~\-No \\',,,, \ ~h\tN.\Ib• \Mtl. ·• I 111<'11· ti'"''''' nu.- i•l1't '""" II""'" t11 ~~ ~~· Blm:~ ­ wuud wh1.·11 lwldill!! l\\11 inllm'\liutt: l\IS~I'S in a sill" Mill uuk~s - ~'rtaill thnt pai'll\l'f lms n first· '"' sc~'\llld· tllllllll ~n11trnl in the suit. llow!-wr. ltltl~ Ill !IHiay ' s diii!U'\1111 . 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'"h1 cve ih~<~uwh !he 11111111nl chu11nds ..: un h ~: n ~ l.· ompli~Ju:d ~oduy· tht'lllltth u 11m.: iul lnll=w.·cntinn . III VI IC 111111 ~ny ur ~Ill Wi\h whnm yuu ' 1c u yl n ~ to O•l hu ~r~i nc ~~ I ell' U ~IIIIIC of.vnlf' Uf ICIIIII, , Knnw whhe In ln11k 1'11r '""'""'"'and ynu 'll find it. The Astru 01'1'1'11 Mutchm nkcr in >IUM lly lc VCUIS whidl signs "' c r11mnlllicully perfect fur you , Mu ll ~2,75 IO Mutch· muker. c/o IIH~ new spll!)cr, 1'.0 , llu• 11•7. Wickliffe, 011 440112. VIIWO (Au ~. 2:1· SC)!I. 221 A< 1hc " 'Yi ll¥ ~oc <, 'When 1hc ~ ~~~~~~ ~c " 111ugh. 1he 11111 ~ h »CI »' ''" ~ · " lhi ~ will be your tlli!llo htd uy un'-' lt' Mc~­ ·ucll y why yuu ' ll """"npli' h fur tnnt~c Ihun your rc.crs. LIIJRA 1Scp1. 2J-Oci. 2JJ . · II i• nallmil fur yuu to !Cnrch r, .r Ihut "'htl..h 111 ~ no'\ in fk:IJ• ,!''" iu•l••lld uf lhul wh ic h " 111d . You ' ll IUC 1h L• l\1lii'VCI· f'm:ul1y 111 Y'"' hem:/'11 lu· llny by ill'ln~lnJ 11111 the hcKt In J'CIIJIIC, · St'O I~J'I<1 10~1. 24 · Nnv . 22) •• Alll11111~h ynu •'n1~hl lwvc w lieu! wtlh ~ttHnc chnnwt'l 1hu1 nrc Cllll\l'ulled hy fiii'CC ' bCYIIII<I yiHII""<'IIIIt\'111, ynu'll km•w huw 111 u•c lhu Nc •hifl~ Ill ynur ud v nn.lu~c und mnkc themW1>rk f" you. SAGITTARIUS !Nov. 2 ~ · l)cc. 2t) .. Uy •illinll duwn · und !Cn~lblr lulkln» thlnjo u111. yu11 wll be ublc lu cume w un UJireemcnttuduy with 1111 rndlvitfuu/ whn hud hccn <!Ub• hnrnly hnldinJI l'u01 io un un· Wt1rkuhle ldcu. A cumt1tmnl ~c will be rcnchcd. CAPRICORN (lJec. 22-Jnn. 19) •• II could pny uff 4UI1c hund!omcly luduy lu be u~ In· du•triuu! 111 po!Kiblc. l<vcn rcwurd1 thut urc hurd w . uchlcve cun he ynun jf yuu devnte ynur lime und cllnrl lu !lUll ~urpu !e . AQUARIUS (Jun, 21l· rcb. IIJ) •• Step 11111 f'runt und leud lhc puck toduy. Your lender· •hip quulille! will he much In ovldcnce und cnn be ulillzed errcci'ively Ill ihl ! lime fur uchicvlna whul Is needed for cveryhmly, PISCES (l•eh. 20· Murdi 20• •• Keep piUffin~ ulnn~ 1111~ t\t't'i l.! Lll.IIJIIf:d Wilh hlll'd Wlll'k • dis ·ussed u 11rup.•~ul to instull u n~w 1'\ll)eut~r on u Jud.son mmt • W. 1.. n1dlo tower to ussist with n~tlio t~tm· munktUions In IAbunon. OIIV£ tmd Oronl!C townships, durin11 1\u:~luy ' s monthly LEPC meeting. The county recently re~¢ived S!H:UlOO through the OtHn~stk Prepured1111ss Equipment proj!nltn. whl~ll will i1llow the county In "pur· dmse conununkutlnns equlpmc1it. 1urnom j!eur. chemicul, rudlolo~knl und hiolnglcul dete~:tl1\n equipm~nt tmd dccontuminlllion equipment. 1lte LEPC lu~t month dlscus.'l(,-..1 the IXt.'\.~lble purchm1c nf new rodio t'tlllip· mcnt lbr tire tutti polll'C dcpurtm~nt s with th~ 11nm1 uwtU'\1, but B)'llr suid HX). wuu rodit\~ will not ~ elf«.'lh for some OOI~Irtnll.'nt•. und he uni.l 11re chiefs will t~msilkr tlc1·~1ophlj! tower sites. ln. tc:tltl. In lmpmve rodio communicutlons for some lllltl>• in~ti.'Ommunlti~s. The 11rst st~p in the pl\lCI!SS, Bycr snid. 1 ill he to dtlcrmlne if the Wesl Virl!inlu t\lwcr. IUI.' tltl:d ul.'ross the Ohio River fmm Reedsville. would hlllli\IVC mdio Cltmmuui~tltlons In thut urcu If n new rcpcutcr would l'le ln,tull.:<i. · In other h1isiness. Byer dlmiblllcd lllh' IIIIC~ utpics 111' Ihe coumy's uplittl· Puppetmaster entertains · kids at library · ' tmluy. nn muller whul the ml(l! ur nh>IIICIC!IIrc. Wilh IC• nudt>usne;l, lhill¥1 huvc u wny 1>1' Wlll'king oul 10 your ulllm1Hc ntlvunlnN•· II' • the /mil IIIII line .lhnl ClllnH•, AlllllS !MIIr~h21 · Apriii'IJ .. A! loclnlc! mny. nvcrlonk •nmc pcmm11l nr hu1lnes; ndvunlllyc• wdny, hulli'i highly unlikely lhul you wilL Yuur keen ub!c'rv111ionul ubilltic1 won'! ml;o u !lick. TAURUS (April 20· Muy 201 •• Whutulwuy~ ycncruiC! guod luc~ I! hurd work. und !hut'! c~uclly whul will brlnv you the hlyh reward! loduy. YtlUwill 1101 ~C 111'rnld Ill 1'011 up your ;lccvcs und yet the job dune. OllMJNI !Muy 21 -June 20) •• II~ keeplnJI nn "''"" 111lnd toduy und ll!tcnlny well (Q whut othm have to 1ny. chuncu nrc. ynu're g~ht glu be nblc Ill pickup on •omc ln. formutlon thut 11 hurd '''come by, II will Herve yo11 well. CANCBR (June 21-Joly 22) •• Since you dnl1 '1need 1v be the one whu nulln•• • u ouc · cc!!l'ui ondcuvor. yuu won ' t • mind lw,ppln11 on hnurd und ·tllkllli udvunillyC O( 011 OJ!p<)l• !unity uriylnulcd l>y u11nthcr, took. He hns been NEWSOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM numed A.merlcu 's llUI11• POMEROY - "Do ber one performer In you wunt to lenrn to be o children·~ ventrllo· vemrlloquisl'l" t\sked u quism. pructltloner of the enter· He told the kids thlit POMEROY Five tulnment form perform· the "more you km1w the Sl.txXl scholnrslllps lll'tl being ing Ill the Mcl9s County more you grow," und he ollored by the Womtln 's Aulllllury of Vetcruns Dfstrlct Llbrnry In encouruged them to pick Memorinl Hospltnlto be pre· Pomeroy on up u book to reud. He sonltld In early August. Wodncsduy. dcmonslrutcll how to Applicntlons lll'llnvullubl~ Murk Wude of lulk llku u vcnlrlloqu1st. ut the VMH skilled nurslnll Bullimor~ performed showed whut his PIIP· li1cllity tmtl must be returned with three of his M pup· pets urc mudc of lind by Monduy. Aug. So. .pels for children nl the how he moves them, Appllcums mu~t be resklent llbrury for lhe lust sum· Youngsters luughcd ut Sol' Mel11s County. enrolled In, mer reudlng progrnm his lhl'tlC puppets, one u nl.:c:epted hy. or soon to be event. His theme wus monkey. unmher u tiCI.'Cptcd Into u school of nuts· "Comedy und the third u ina. or in tralnillll b1 medloal Ventrlloqul~in.". Fun clown strong circus mon. They teC!fllology or themp,y, or be o Children lishmcd to lmtgh d when he mudc pre-mild student. two tmJmul books und them lulk und when he Pre-med stud~nts must then mude pupcr pluto moved theh· cloth hod· ht\ve 1101 less thun t\ 3.4 downs \IS purl Ol the les. gmde politt uvcruge, while uftemoon's uctlvlty. Wudc told thll kids other ttppllcunls should hove They colored the during his j)l)rfonnnncc u 3. grade point uvcruge. For clown's fnclul feutu!'l's . to luugh, clup und go those In school, trunscrlpts nnd llluotl them onto u rend. Of the children must be pnwlded. plute us u memorllblllu. purtlctputlng In his uc\, Former ep1ployees of ·VMH and those who plnn Wudc, u t'ull·tlme ven· he U8ed one us u humun to work In MelliS County trlloqulst for 25 yeurs, tulklnll puppet. will be given priority when . lcurncd how to 1ulk und Wude truvels In Ohio uwnrdin11 scholurshlps. uct With puppets from und nutlon wide per· Fh~unclul status will be books und clusses he ~·ortnlng uboul ~00 considered. · The uuxlllury scholarship ¢0'mmlttee members will review the uppllcutlons und Invite uppllcunts to come In , for un Interview before uwurdlng the scholurshlps. VMH Auxiliary scholanhlps OHIO Pick 1: 4·4-6 Pick 4i 3-5·4-3 lupii'Lotto: 3·8·1·13·25·48 -nua.teiii1B Klcklrl 1-1-4-4·1·7 Kicker: 4·14·1 5·25·27 · Pick S nlpt: B·7-5 Pick 4 nlpt: !1·0·2·4 W.VA. Dally S: 4·5·9 Dilly 4: B-5·2·1 .......11: 18-19-22-34-37 (20) IV CNAIILINI HOIJILIOH HOII'I.IOH.MYOo\ILYIINTINBL.COM Index ::1 ilectiOII - II Plpl Calendar Classified• Comics . Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather A4 B5·7 BS A4 A6 A3 A3 B1·4 A2 o 3003 Ohio Valloy Pubtltlllnl co. und some equipment Iuken from the Solem Center Elemcntury School, which wus closed luNI yeur. New furniture was Included In renovation plans for MeiaK High School UH purt of Mei~H Local School District ~ $32 million new build· Ina and Improvement program. Only a couple of hun· dre.d people were on hand for the snle con· ducted by uuctloneer Rick Pearson which meant thut Items could be bought, as one bidder put II, "my kind of price!' He had just bought three deak1 at $!! POMEROY - As new furnl8hlnga and equipment were being moved Into Meigs Hlgl\ School Wedne8day mornlna, the old pieces moved out were being 80id at auction In the former Midwest Steel bulldlna on Main Street In Pomeroy. A.IIIO sold Ol the BUC• euch. lion were desks, chain While many of the mldre••cs <'llmmunlty pl'\lpurednes In the event of 1 huturdou ~ num~rials spill. terrorist ulluck or other publle emergent)'. The plnn outlines responsibilities of l'utillUs Uj!ll!ldts in such situations. induding evucuution pions, emer· j!ency response pmiOC<lls und other dctuils. II is u munduted four-year · updute of the plun. tirst written In 1992. Byer suid. · Public l.'opics of the EOP will be uvullubl~ ut the public lihruries and mher locutions. onct printed, Byer sui d. police· probe · ~~tEs ST~FF REPORT POMEROY The Pomeroy Pollee Dopurtmenl 'Is setU'Chlng for suspects In the breuklng und entering of vehicles ut two local businesses. Pollee Chief Murk Profllu suid Wednesday his depurtmenl hns culled on lhe Ohio Burcuu or . • rlmlnul lnvestlgntlon to osslst In the hwestlga· tlon of u Tuesduy breuklng und entering of six vehldes thut were purked In the hnpound lot 111 Suurles' Murnlhon on West Muln Street. Windows were broken und sunroufs pried open on the ~.:urs, und Items, Including stereos, CD pluyers. umplifiers unci other electronic equip· ment, were stolen from the c11rs. On Wednesduy. the depllrlment received u call from Bin11's Auto Repair on Nyc Avenue, whete uno!her w Wll~ brok• hn , 11 tereo ·was stolen. BCl wus coiled · In to usslst on the mutters HUMAN PUPPn - One child at the Melaa County becuuse of the volume ()f Items stolen, Proffitt Olatrlot Library participated as a mock clown puppet suid, · In Mark Wade's ventriloquist performance on ''We're usking unyone with lnformution about Wednesday. (Joy J. Settles) these breuklrig nnd entering Incidents to contact us," Prufflti suld. "We plun to solve th.:~e crimes shows u yeur · In wus Wude's udvlce. with help frtlm BCI und the community." llbrurics, schools und Next Wedncsduy from Proffitt suld 12 people huve been Imprisoned other · locutions. · 7·9 p.m. us u climux to for !heir roles in breuklng and entering ond bur· Muryunn Tuy lor ul' New the summer reudlng pro· glury cuses curlier this year. . York, whu works for 11rum. u p1101 purty will "When we ttpprehend the subjects responsible Jim Henson. mukcs be held 111 Ihe· Syrucusc for these luleSII!rimes. we will prusecute them to Wode 's puppets. PooL Door prizes will the fullest extent of the luw, They will go to "Pick up 11 good book be uwurded to some pur· prison, und thlly will Herve the muxlmum sen· tcnce." und rcud, rend. reud." tlcipunts In the progrum. Big sell-off at M~igs High School .Old school furnishings go on auction block eli Enwrgcn~ Operotions Pllln, whldt Pomeroy IY Jov J. IITTLD C !Hlll'll~t CC~\1, htll . ¥ C.V~ 1\~ ~CMOTE L.IKE iO 6ET rouah up Buts. II Hlah: aos, Low: &os htlalla.A2 1~~ i putctl 1h11t tl111t ...IF ['1-\ 1\\\(\( l(t:D, li Ui'ILOCK.::,""" . "q 1:, lOI\OCO I, IT WOULD 'f'OU POMEROY - A. new communku·· tions system to serve tltStcm Meigs County might be dcv~loped wllh 11 Homeland Security grunt l'rom the U.S. Oepurlml\111 of Justice. Bob Byer. chulrnum of the Locul Emergen y Phumlng nmmisslnn. Weather Ni:i1hcr. West wns lkt11'1 S/Wlii'C, II Fn•ti ·h tw<>· timc WIHitl dtampinn with 1'11lisli lllll:CSII'y . Whl'll South hid fuur vse&> ·' ~eels t•w'! Neve~ FO~ ~O£.t> MUSIG? IY llltAN J. Rno • SREE04MIIYDAILYSENTINE~ .COM I tV til: f'IOT IGf ~Oyl T~i ''MINIJTt '-. viALT:Z'' IS LEPC considers radio tower equipment DO] grant allows for radio equipmetlf purchase Two losers f'ltANK & f:AitNI<:ST ' Hometown Newspaper Melp County'i ...,1 \\""' Hammond to perfonn at Fur Peace Ranch POMEROY - Lcaendlll)' blues 11rtlst John Hammond will perform Saturduy nl~ht ut Jonna Kaukonen's Fur Peace Runch's Stuuon Concert Hall, locuted, just off or U.S . 33 north of Pomeroy, off County Road 20 on St. Clair Road. Hammond has spent 40 years entertaining blues, folk and rock audiences around the world per· fonnlna Intense acoustic blues. He Is a Orommy Awurd winner, u four-time Orammy nominee, and hus seveml W.C. Handy awurds 10 his credit. The muslciun has recorded 2S albums, Including his latest on Pointblank/VIrgfn records HAMMOND "Wicked Orin." On "Wicked Orin," Hammond joined forces with unother blues legend, Tom Waits. Watts pro· duced the album and wrote 12 of Its 13 tunea. Hammond h118 shored the stage with many mu1ic leaends, including Duane Allman of The AIIIIW'I Brothers Band, Bill W_ymun of The Rolling Stones, Robbie Robertson of The Band and Dr. John. · Tickets cost $2S. Tickets for the concert and a gourmet dinner ore also uvnlloblc, and any addl· flonal Information cun be obtuined by calllna 740·992· 1S9S or acceuing www.furpeacer· nnch.com. Tickets are ulso llvailable at The Court Street Orlllln Pomeroy. and at Blue Eaale Music and Uptown Dog T·lhlrts In Athens. · Appearina with Hammond will be Patrick · Sweany. IIGGINQ ·FOil IIDI - You can only use so many chairs, end with the hundreds offered at the auction Wednudey morning, aettlna bldl ween't an eaay chore for auctioneer Rick Peeraon. (Charlene Hoeflich) pieces looked like they were w~rn out 11!.011 before coming to the ·auction, olhen Heemcd almost too good 10 be there. · Hundred of chulrN, many used in lhc cufell.l· ria, were Hold "fur a song," us were_dcNkH of every size und .shupe, computers and other electronic equipment, along wilh 1helving and service equipment. There were dehumldl· flers, deep fryers, dl8h· wuHhers, und deep rreez· erN, even u plano, sold during the duy. Proceeds, sold Superintendent William Buckle~. will go into the diHtrlct H permunent improvemcntH fund. He sold he didn't have uny ldcu .on how much that would be. lheMeuage. ., Holzer MedLcal Center is a proud supporter of this year's American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Auauat 16 • 17 at the Gallipolis City Park. For more information, call Bonnie McFariancl at (740) 446•1679 . -------~-· ., MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.bolzer.org ' . 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