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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 ' . " �' io The Daily Sentinel WASHINGTON (AP) Aller neurly two dl'CUtlcs of oti~n outn~~'llus , usunlly entertaining und never boring hchuvior. Ohio Rep. Jumes Tl'uticuru Jr. ..:Kii~XI the Cupitol stugc in defrm. mking his 1)l11ce in hi~tury tl~ t>nly the lillh lloust• nwmhcr to he expclkd. The untklimnti ~ 420- 1 vote tlmt t•j•"CIcd the nin•'-tcnu ~·ungrcssnmn fur tuking bribes nnd kickbu~ks took just minutes Wt'tlnesduy night. In thm tim~. lhe mlwerick Dcrnocntt went from hl'ing u l'!lll· ~l'l·ssmun with privilc~cs untl rcsponsibil· llit•s to un mdinury crti1cn in his t<mncr district "I'm \lfCillll\'<.1 tu lose .:wrythin!f. I'm prcpunx to Ill' lo j11il. Ytlll Ill' nhcntl nnd cxp<.'i me," he !old his t•oiiCII!!llt's dcliunl· ly, nu1iutuining his i1111•xicncc 111111 cluim· in~ thut govcmmcnt pr\lSt~ llhli'S cocr>.:~'<.l wrtnt'l'scs to lit• in onl•r tnmnvict him. Trulkmll. 61. litccs scnlt'IICing 1\tcsduy ' ... \,.! . lt1!iJI Sunny "'· Cloudy Cloudy - ,......... '" Aa• Another prescription drug plan rejected; senators working on compromise 1hunuy. July ::as, 2oa2 derstorms. Hi11hs in the mid 80s. West winds 5 to Ill mph. Chnncc 'of ruin .50 perc~nt. Friduy nlght...Mt,rggy with sc11ttered showers unll limit· derstorrns. Lows ncur 70. Chance of ruin 40 porcllnt. Extendecl rorecust Suturduy ... Morc clouds tlmn sunshine with scattered showers und thunderstorms. llighs in the upper 80s. Chuncc of ruin 40 percent. Suturdoy tiight ... A chuncc of showers und thunderstorms in the evening, otherwise purl· ly cloudy. Lows ncur . 70. Chunce of ruin 30 percent. Sunduy... Purtly cloudy. Highs in the upper 80s. Mondny...Purtly cloudy. A chunce of showers und thun· derstonns In the afternoon und evening. Lows ncur 70 und highs neur 90. Tuesduy ... Mostly cleur. Lows In the lower ·70s und highs in the upper 80s. Wcdncsduy... Purtly · cloudy. A chunce of showers und thunderstorms, Lows In the upper 60s und highs in 1he upper 80s. · BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It could be u wet weekend . for 1he urcu us u low pressure system upprouches, the Nutionul Weuther Service sui d. 'rhe low pressure ond a weuk cold will bring scattered showers und thunderstorms to the region tonight und Into Frlduy. · Overnight lows will be in the 60s und highs on Friduy will be in the 80s. The front will remuin ucross the" l'lll!ion on thll weekend unci continue to creute u chunce or showers und thun· dcrstorms, f'orccustcrs suld. Temperatures will be ut or u little ubove norrnul levels in the mid·80s thl'tlul!h·Sunduy. Sunset toni¥ht will be ut K:52, und sunrtsc on Frlduy Is ut6:24 u.m. · Weather forecast Tonight...Purtly cloudy with scauercd showers und thun· dcrstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. Culm winds. Chance of ruin 30 percenl. Frlduy... Purtly sunny with scuuered showers und lhun· ft'r his federul jury conviction on I0 \.'OUI\Is of bribery. rucke· tceri ng und tux evusion. Prosecutors wont him Iuken imo custody ut sen· tencing und for him to serve 7 1/4 yenrs in pri~on . II..: is expt."Cted 10 uppcul. From the blne und gnld curpeted House 11oor, where his color1'ul tirndcs uguinst the FBI. lntemu.l Revenue Servi~e nnd whut he viewed as govcmment immitles becume n dully tix· lure. Tmlicunt used his finul remurks lo pleud with collerrgues to reconsider. "My pt.'Ople clllCted me ond I don't think ~ should 1nke 1hcir repm entnti'IC away, he said. But he added. "Vote your conscience. Nothing per.oonul. I hope I'm back" W~ant is , ceking re-election this fall as an Independent. Meanwhile. Republlctlll Ohio Oov. Bob Thfl must now decide whether to hold u spcciul election for Trtlflctlllt's scut or let it remain unfilled · until the i08th Congre.~s is swon1 in In JtlJIUW')'. His spokesmw1, Joe Andrews, sllld n decision could come Thursdll)'. During Tnlflcant's mcundcring, 4$· mlnule stutemcnt Wednesday nlaht. dozens of House members sot uucntlvcly in their seats, and tho usually bustling c:htunber was quiet. TranCtlllt 11111ucd thtll there was no physical evidence ugainst him.uccused the Judge In his criminlil trial of corruption and sold government prose· cuton hod u vendcttu ugninst him, "Since we allow hcml covcr·ings l(•r mule inmutes, it only count euch of srund then und recclvln& slolcn property. seemed ri~lll to do the snmc llll' the women innmtcs," Kochevur Sturk County Common Plcus Judge Suru Lilli set sentencing !old The lluin Dcult•r. for Sept. 9. · Tlw decision wu.~ m11dc nc11rly u month nficr inmute Alshu Sum11d complained she wus nm j'll:rrnittcd to wcur her hijub in court . Corrt•ctions ofliccrs nlsl• refused her request to weur u smullcr hcutlmvering. · CLEVELAND (AP) - Boutswuln Mute 2nd Cluss John Herbert steers his Cou,~t Guur:d utility ~out through choppy wnte.rs on Luke Erie, eyes out for unythlng out of the ordinory thut could be 11 security risk. . CLEVELAND (AP) - One juror in Jnmcs Trulicunt's triulls ''I'm from Cinclnnutl. I'm not un c~pcrt on the Clevelupd now ont ·~ord bc.fit•ving t.he c .~j,~llt~d congrcssmun should huve shoreline und whut's out here," he Sllys. · Thut Is why the Coast Guurd Is turning to locul bouters, !lsh· .been t\cqu1ttcd nlt:on:uplllll~ dutrgcs l11st sp~lng. , .~.not her 1s no.l su1~ hut thmks not nil posstblc lcstunony wus erm~n und longtime residents who live ulong Luke ErlQ for help oflercd ut the, tr111l. . . . . . . look11111 out for unusual security vlolutlans. Scott <:Jmch w.us ~xcus~d helm~ dclrhcrutll~ns 111 Apnl due !O · ''The locul people know where the best plnces nre (to fish) ~~. d~!llh n,l Ius lum!I,Y c!.ltcr l~eurrng most t!l the lc~limony rn because they've been here all their lives," snld Ll. Ann Curelto. lr'llltcuru s cuse. I ru1t~llrtl s · 10- co~tnl lcdcrul mdlctmcnt "A guy who is not wearing the right geur or 11shing in ununusulncludcd churgcs ol hnhcr·y. ct.msptrllcy und ruckctccrlng. ullocatlon - let us know about it" Trulicunt wus convicted of ull counts. ' · In uu ufliduvil Wcdncsd11y, Orocli suid: "When I wus dis· missed us u jumr. I did not hclicvc the tcslimnny of the key government wimcsscs und I did not believe thut the govern· CLEVELAND (AP) - The Ohio Lonery's Super Lotto Plus mcnt proved thm Jutncs Trulkunl committed 111ty ofl'cnsc. I do juckpot Is growing to $1 million for the next druwing Snturduy nol believe toduy tlml Jumcs Tr111ku111 wus gui lty of the charges night. · brought uguinst him ." There were no Super Lotto Plus gume tickets with the correct comblrlution for the $6 miBion druwlng Wednesday night. • Sales In Su~cr Lotto Plus totaled $1.266,58.5 und plnyers lang~lge sh11red $223.28.5. Sales in the Kicker totaled $230,39.5 nnd DAYTON (AP) - Simlcnts ut Sinduir College will huvc the pluyers shure!l $73,040. Stiles In" Buckeye S totuled $203.895 rurc opportunity to study un Africun ltmguugc this full. und pluyers shared $60,302. Sincluir's Sw11hili cluss willmukc tile school the only Duyton There were 22 Super Lotto Plus tickets with live of the num· college or unlversily to ul'l'cr un Afrlcun lmrguu~e course. bers, und e11ch is worth $1,500. There was one tickets with five L.cuming Swuhili wi II give students u sense ol Africun culture numbers plus the bonus bull, nnd I~ Is worth $10,000. The 1,382 und will help them compete intmlncrc11~ingly global economy, Super Lotto Plus tickets with four of the numbers nrc ouch suid Bolkui 1\ve, u Sinclulr psychology professor who coordl· worth $100 and the 67 tickets with four numbers und the bonus nutes the Africun Americun Studies progrum. · ball ore worth $500. There were I, 717 Super Lotto Plus tickets Swuhlli Is u nontrlool lunguugc thot wus formed to make with three numbers plus the bonus bull, trude poMMible amon11 tho trlbos oT custorn and sou'thern Africo. 1\ve sold It I~ 11ow one of the world's most widely spoken tun· guuges. It Is the ofl'iclullunguufle of' Tunzanluund Kenya und is ' spoken throughout most o( Eust Afrlcu. CLEVELAND (AP) - Dr. Edward "Ted" Mortimer Jr., a nationally known pediatrician, reaeiii'Chcr nnd educator, has died followlna a slx·yeur battle with Lou Ochria's dlacaso, Ae Will 8Q, · , CANTON (APJ - A womun hus pleaded aullty to fundlna Tho retired Caae Western Reaerve University profeuor died shopplna sprees by stealing Identities. Saturday at hll home In Cleveland. LouelluA. Sllvu, 30,ofNimlshillenTownshlp,pleudedaullty Mortimer helped dlacover a link between aspirin and the Wednesday to 19 churges tied to more thun .$100,000 in mer· potentlall)'fatalReye'uyndrome, whichcauaeuwelllnaofthe chundlsc. brain and liver. He was amona the first to wtll'l1 aaainst treating She pleaded guilty to. live counts of tuklna the identity of ·a chlld'a flu or chicken pox with aaplrin ·and uraed the aovem· another, seven counts of forgery, five counts of theft and one ment to require wamina labels on children'• aapirin. . . WASHINGTON (APl - S nut.ors trre still tryin~ to find o wuy to Qive elderly Medlcnre pnticnts u ~l'llltk on prescription drug costs uf\cr rejcctinll three proposals nlreudy this weeK. · Thll third plan, which fulled by 11 S i· 48 vote Wednesday. was u Republicnn · l111cked proposul thllt would hnvc required elderly putients to puy suhstnn· tllll prescription drug costs before get· tlng ony Qovernmcnt help. Tho bill needed 60 votes to puss. Luwmukers hod ulroudy rejected u $!194 billion proposnl offered by Democruts und u $~7() hillion plun drufted by 11 tl'itlllrliSIIII grOllfl of ,Rcpublicuns, u Democrnt und the Senutc's lone indcpendenl. Sonumrs were mce1inll to try to end the jlridlock . A closed·door moc:tllll! Wednesduy evening included scvcrul Republicun ·und Democratic scnutors. ''I,.uwmoker.o Ul'll considcring ,u cornpro· mise suggested by Finunc!l Commauce Chulrrnun Sen. Mnx lluucus. D· Mont .. , Hlnt's elitimutod to cost uround $41M) hi I· I on over 10 yeurs, nccordiniJ to one ,Democmtic uidc, who spoke on condl· tlon cif nnonymity. ' During the meetinll, luwrnnkers agt'Ccd to drnft pltms In the nmounls of · $3SO billion. $400 billionnnd $450 bil· lion ond exumlne tho benefits uvuiluhlc In euch, unothcr Democratic ulde ~oid. "I would sny progress is being mude," Sen. John Dreuux, D-Lu., un uuthor of the tripnni~un pion, said nf\cr 1hc meet· Coast Guard seeks help Chance for storms will remain • PageAl House expels Traficant, only second member booted Ohio weather Friday, July a · Juror sides With·Traflclnt · No Super Lotto wJnner College·offers study CLEVELAND (AP) - A new policy auures thot Muslim women In the Cuyahoaa County Jail will be able to wear head coverlnas. • A jall·iasue hijab will now be provided to an)' female Inmate who requests one, 'jail director Kenneth Kochevar suld Wednesday, ' pan ucademicre!ICW'ch plan that leuderofinanbiomedical is also !!CekH better and higher· Ohio State spokeswoman Elizubeth Conllsk, who would nnl conlirm Holbrook's selec· tlon. Former Ohio Stute President Willium Klrwnn lei\ the job lost monlh nftcr four years to become chuncellor ut the University of Maryland. He earned $27~.000. not lncludlna n $1 00,000 deferred salary pay· ment nnd a home in suburban Columbus valued at $9~4,300. Thti University of Georgia has an enrollment of about 31,000, lncludina 24.000 WASHINGTON (AP) - The House voted early Thursday to creutc un Indo· pendent commission to lnvcstiQote the · elrcumstunccs surrounding the Sept. I J attacks. despite opposition by the White House und munyRcpubllcuns. Tho vote for the commlulon cumc us tho Hou~e approved the biiiiDII fundlns increase for Intelligence u;enclos In years. The ligures uro cluull'ied, but u Dcmocrutlc leadership uide said spend· ing would be 2S percent more than the amount approved Jut yeur. It is believed to be more thun $3S billion, lurger thun '' whut President Bush had requested. The independent commlulon wus opprovcd 219·188 us an umendmcnt to the intelligence bill by Rep. Tim Roemer. D·lnd., with Democrats voting overwhclminaly In Its favor und Republlcuns mostly opposed. It culls for u panel of expens. appoint· ed by congrclisionullcuders. who would explore the circumstances. turroundinll Sept. II und m&kc recoinmendutlons to prevent future attacks. Under a propos· ul by Rep. Chris Smith, R·N,J.. the panel would Include relntivel of the vic· tims of the uttacks. Roemer auid the commlulon would "look buck at what happened prior to 9· 11 and fix tho problema not through a undcrt~ruduutes, and annual budget of about $1.1 billion. Ohio Swte, the state's lurgest public unl versity, enrolls ubout SS,OOO students, including ubou t 4S,OOO on the Columbus cumpus. Only the University of Texas nt Austin is rur1~er. ssg Kino 1111 ''' •••• •• 11tt1t Sul)lr Firm ' d1sR ~·· · · · .. · ' ' Reader Services Corrtellon Pollay Our main - n In Ill IIOIIH It 10 bt murate. 11 you know of an trror In 1 atory, cah ltlt ntWIIoom II (740) 8Vi2·2150. ) New• Deptrtmtntl Tna main number It 8!12-2150. Dtpartmtnt ....nttont art: Gen.,..llllllnlfltr lbt. 12 •• • ~~ ""''" IJtllit1 rA~ .,.j, l 1 no, • f• o oo~ •llllr,..J1 1""111/ICI ·~'l!fl ....t ((ll Reunion planned DuF'orlt - 40.28 Pldnl Mogul - .84 The Daily Sentinel Full 111. P£; . Ouevnlllt . LOCAL BRIEFS PtptlllO - 3U5 Prtmltr - U2 ~ •Arch Coal - 15.32 ~ookwtll - 17.10 usa- 18.84 ,. ;Akzo- 34.74 ~ocky Boote - 5.70 Oannllt - eue ~ "1\mTtcll/880 - 24.72 Otntral EIIC!tlo - 28.53 ~D Shill - 42.81 ~ :Athlano 1110. - 35.04 RU')'LANI) - The '84th &earl - 46.32 GI<NLV - 4 " ·AnT - M8 Davis reunion. deiiCcndants Hlr11y Dlvldton - 48.311 WII•MIIt - 47.114 ;; ·sank 0n1 ...: 3<1 of Orlando und Kuthryn l<mlrt.83 WtndY'I 3e.82 • SLI - 18.80 Worthington - 15.38 Kroger- 1U8 ~ >Bob Ev1n1 - 28. t i Sheline Duvi8, will be held ! ;aorgWtrntr - 52.83 'Ltd.- 1U8 Dally 110Ck reporll '" Aua. 4 ut the Rtland flire lho 4 p.m. olotlng quotn riBC - 18.07 ' . Champion - 2.&11 :,; Charming llilOpl - 8.88 o.k Hll'i'WlOIII- 21 .8Q ol lhl prtiVIoUI d1y'1 Depunmcnt. A baaket lunch t,.nNOIJont, ptavldtd by win be held at 12:30 p.m, OYB-23.80 , CKr Holcltng - 23.30 Smith Partnerl II Adlltll and their will be ~amea in the BBT 33.78 ' Co -23.1'8 . lno. ol Galllpollt, · PtopiH - 24.75 ; oa - 11.1e afternoon. More rnfonnation I• . ' muy be obllllncd by call ina Danny Duvl& at 742-2372 or Pum Davi1, 949· 1$00. •• M' IRl I !1m !\~"""" ·LOCAL STOCKS .. • A!P - 28.31 ••• po, .--1, • '• .,lla Otfttla Firm r.,,rRI!IXiiH,.....I ,.,.,..... IV 1101011 ftl politlcul witch hunt, not thi·ough blurnc, · Culiforniu, the nurkln~ Dcnmcrul on the but lookin!!l:iuck to lix mistukcs so we puncl, culled It the lurl!cst ono-your con move forward und prevent future Increase, nn u pcr'Ccrrtu!;c hu sls, in two terrorist uuucks." duendes. ' It's uncertain how much supp011 "Aitlmugh nu umowll of' rnoncy cun f(oemcr's proposul will h11vc iuthc Scnute, ~uuruntce I hut there will not he uddl · which Is c~pected to 111ke up its own vcr· ttonul instunce;; of tcrmrism, the fund · alon of the fntclllaence bill next week . Ina recommended by thi s hill ~houltl The White House und muny muke irhardel' ttl undct'lllkc succe Asful · Republicans have opposed an lndepon· ly future tcl't'orl st uttuck s like lhusc con· dcnL commission, fearing It cou ld leod duct~d 011 Sept. II." suitl l'closl. to ieuks of sensitive lnfortnutlon. They Goss !ltid the bill will givellush "the Intel, llrcrer to leuve the itJVesti~ution of the ligcnce mots to win till: wum1 tcmxi Nt'M mid attucks in the hunds of the Joinl incfuiry to n:medy muny (Miter lt~lll·Nimldin~ pt'Obbeinll curried ·out by the House und lcms ol'tl11: intcfligcncc'conmmnity.' Senate intelliQence committees Those problcntH incilldc l'uilins to "We don't want 10 have interference share inforrmuion with eu~h other. not :-vll~. th~ 9· 11 work that iN now ougo· unraciins und reltdlliiiG skilled lln.suiH\N mg. sutd Rep. PorH:r Ooss, I~ ·Fia ., the und unulym. not (!tYing cnnugh of u prt· Intelligence Committee chnlrmun. . ority to trul.litilllllll. l,turnun Sllylng ,und The closed-door, joint inquiry hos tr'ylng to develop thcrr own soplrl8trcut· ldcntilicd u number of problems thut ed technologies instcud of luklna huve hurt efforts to f'lllhtterrorism. The udvuntugc nf whut'H avulluhlll lhrouall House Intelligence Committee recom· privulc ,compunieN. · mended the large spending increusc to The commillcc is lryiug to uddrca ~ try to correct the~e i.let1clcncies und the the shortu11e nf lln11ulsu - somethlna House approved It by voice vote . thut hus dl!luyed the truns.lution und Oou described the lncreuse U5 "the unulysis or intercepted communications rnosl Nignificunt inve1tmcnt bx the - by includln~ $10 million for higher adminimution in the Intelligence com· cdueution l'orct ~n lanj~ua~c truinin$ in munity in . more thon eight years," lunauuaes cormdercll crltrcul to nullnnDemocrutic Whip Nuncy Pelosi of ul security. · . Ptcllatrla plon•r dies paid professors und · smurter Holbrook wus ulso un associ· st11dents. ute (lcun for scientific ulli1irs Holbrook will join two other und u biology professor ut the women who leud Big Ten uni· University of Wu.1ltington verslties and one other woman School of Medicine. who leads a public, four-year She eumcd buchelnr's and Ohio university. · muster's degrees ul the "She's quite u leader,'' Neil University of Wisconsil) und Sulllvun, dean of the College of her doctorutc in bi ologicul Libernl Arts and Science ut the structure ut tl)e University of University of Florido, suid Wushington. Wednesday. "One of the things Holbrook did not return mcsubout Kurcn is she inspires sugcs left Wcdncsduy with her eontidence - she reaches out office unl.l ul Iter hnmc in to people, listens io every· Athens, Gu . body's views, brings people University trustees und mcmtogcthel' in wuys not everyone bcr.1 of the presidential scurch cun." . committee referred all culls to - ·House ~pproves Sept. 11 commission, ;· large spending increase for intelligence Ohio s• reportedly names first woman president COLUMBUS (AP) Struggling 10 transform Itself into un rntr:mutlonolly reco~· nized research Institution, Ohro State Unlvcfllity reportedly h11.1 selected u biologist who studies skin diseuses from the Universi1r of Oeorglu us .Its next prcsadent. Kuren Holbrouk, senior vice president for ucudcmic uiTuirs und provost ut lhc Oeorgiu school, wus sclecled to-lend the nation's second-largest cum· · p~s. WBNS·TV of Columbus rt:ported Wcdnesduy. citing sources it did not Identify. . Holbrook, 59, the University of Oeorsia's second·runking udmlnistrutor, would be the first woman president at Ohio State. She was a dean and unutomy pmfessor ut the University of 1:1orldo before ·going to Oeorglu In 1991:1. The celt biologist specializes in embryonic development of human skin . Holbrouk is u well-regarded administrator und rescurchcr with the· skill to direc1 the numerous groups thot make up u university, said Bill Luttge, e~ecutive director of the McKnight Bruin Institute ut the University nf Florida. "She clearly understands sci· encc but also knows how to temper lhut with u strong appreciation for the non8Ciencc pu~ults ut u major university," Luttge salll. With gnvernment funding eroded, the Ohio State hopes to earn more money by spending more on cuuin~ · ¢ge HCience, lncludlniJ buildrng a $145 mil· lion Bromcdicul Research Tower. Establishing-Ohio State rut a Ina. ''Tho point I kept tryln~ w m11~c i> ~ ri ~ i,," , we probubly huvc $41K) hilhon nr ltuth· Suppo~~rs of th~ M~ dkur~ pro/1mul in11. We shouldn't wulli uwny from thut re.Jcctcll Wcunc sduy Mtid tltd r $1h I hil orportunity," litlll plun tJ 'M:rvcd u sc~ ond Ion~ . -committee spoke snwn Ml~hucl "II thcl'l! is u commnn l!roultd . thi ;, hill Siegel confirmed thut thil •·umprmni• • i;, il," suid Scrr . Phil lii'Hilllll . I( '1\!xu, , 11 beln11 discussed wuuld ullow pl'ivutc Slll'liiSUrnl'thc mc11 .~ 111~ ulorr11 with Scrr;., insurers to udmlnistcr the benefit. In (huck lluj!cl. I~ ·Nch .. und John Et~>ijlll . urcius thut typlcully h11vc tmuhlc 11ttru~l · R· N •v. ing privutu lnsur'llrS, such us r·un1l plll't,l Unlike the t\VIl 111h ~ r plun ~. whidw orth' country. thu govcrrtmcm wmtld rc\tuir · thQ~ownrna ~ nl tu puy u portillll try to lul'll plun s. poss ihly hy ofl\: rin1,1 of u s~uinr s dn1 1.1 t' ll~l s 1111111~diutd y, more incentives forth •ir p11111cipation. I he: plurt hcll1s nu1•tly pnor uml rniddk · "In mun~ Sillies thcr • u1~ no M~dlcur~ lnconw sen 11r dt i:t.cns 111tly 1tft••r they t·iMO~." Siegel suld. "Thnt's why thi s ltuvc nlr~nd y spc11t 11 ~ ,m,id,• ruhlc hyhrid Is solmpor1unl." 11111011111 of lllliii~ Y \Ill rr·~sc l'iplion Ul'll !l'· Such , u proposul Wl!ltld 11ppcusc II ir1 C nt'fll)l'lll ~~ l'r~ ' ilknt llu >lt'' ~1111 Rclluhltc1111 d · m~s Ill usc IWIVIIIc tnsut·· to prontolc: pl'i vutc tlrll t~ lli •~· lllllll l'lll'd > crs to promotu cmnpctitio11 uml dl'ivc us u wuy for scnhll's 111 hliVt' ltlnllcy 1111 \Juwn costs. It muy ulso •u sc concern.< rm:scl'iptio11'· Hldcrl y r>nlicnt• would of Dcmocruls who haVL' cnrnplul1wd ruy $ 2 ~ u ycnr· f,ll' 11 vn1 ~ @rJ tlllc.lcr· tht• tlmt the R!lruhlicnn pmpn.1uls urc ton hill . <luwrnm~nt help WlluiLI klt:k in cheop. nnl ~ ulkr n /1111i~ nt t~uc h~d 11 • p~ndli1tl Meunwhile. s~nul\lrs w~t'l! ~mht·oii~LI li11111 \J ~ tcrrn nell by incm11 ~. in nnother dehute - thi s tim~ ov•r un 1'\1r in,lur1cc, >cnior citi1cn > with nrncndment offered hy Sen. John int·•uncs hclnw duuhl c th e r,•d cl'lll l(ockcfeller, 0 -W.Vn .. thut would send povcr·ty lcv~l wnuld !ICI ltdp 111'1 ~ r tltl.'y billions of ndditionnl Mcdicnid c.l.nllur.1 hrtd >pent $ UOO on llr:c ,l ~r· tptllt!l s. For to sUttcs sul'l'uring l'mm tile lu~tl1ii1B· 200 2. the l'cdcntl jlovcrty lew I i~ · ccon9rny. Thut provision, just like lhc $H,IU11l I'm 1111 indivilhtal 1111d $11,1)40 Medicure drug tlrnposuls, is hcin11 fur u cuuplc. offered us urnunendnrent tn 11 hill tltut The gtlYCI'IIIIIC!It wnuld cover Ihe co~l Improves nccess lo generic drugs . 1\ . of prescription druj!s one~ the llllt·of· number of opponents nrc vowinll tn pncl.~t cup is reud1ed, hut I he scnim· li~ht its pussugc. would huvc to puy u smull copuyn1en1 'Stute bud11ets ure in really bull shupc - IHlt ILl exceed 10 l")t'cenl ollhl! C()St finunciuliy." Rockefeller suid. "II Is a of u lll'll>niptil1n drtt ~. . Thefts funded shopplnllprtes ·New policy placed at Jail www.mydallylln.tlntl .com Thuraday, Ju'ly 25, 2002 ,.,,.,.. ( ...., "..,. '"' ........ ,,.""""', , ... ,,.., .. ' •• l'h f <JIU!IIi""' 'f;ll!fll~ l•""'f'll.lll I 'I """'*V :• ' , I •' ,• • I' (UI~I 11 UN) Ohio Vlllty 'ull!lthlng co. "'-'billhfd Mry alltf'noon, Mondty thr011gn Frld11. f1 1 COurt II . Pomoioy, 011io. ltc:onlf·ciiH pDIIIQI Ptlll II l'omtroy. Member: Tilt AIIOCilltd "'" 1110 lilt Ohio NfwtPIPff 4nocllllon. . fi'Vtllllllltll ltrd lddrtH COIIIO• Ilona 10 Tilt Otll~ ttnttntl, 111 Court.· "' Pomt<oy, Ohio 467Gt. ur1d clothina wlll be'di8trlb· uted l'rorn the Syrucute Firat Church of Clod, corner of Second und Apple Str~e_t s, . Sall11duy fronr II a.m. to nrn1n. hJr rrmr~ information or w l~u vc u mcn ~ge call 1)92· 1734. Tht Dally Stntlntl • Pagt A 3 POMEROY COURT POM ·ROY Twelvc w.:re 11ncd and 22 mher. ror· lcited homh in l'omerny muyor\ t•nurt ~\>nductcdly recently hy Mu11i~trutc 1.. Sct>tl l'owdl. Thosll nnl!d were Brendu l'etric, Pornertl)'. SJ'«d, $4{1 und coSIS : l'crcillu Flora. Jlorncmy. ~peed , $SO und costs: Chrl sle Clilher·t. Mlnersvlllc, 1111 opcrutor \ li c cr"~~~ . $1fK) und CIJN ts, thl\lc duys jull s uspond~il if pro· duces vulld \ll")rlltur's lit'cnse within .·9() lluy~ : Steven Simpkins, ~win 11 10n , 1pceu, ~49 und co s t~ ; Nonr Nlt1 , Pnmcr•ly, •peed , !.49 und cmt s: Jurud Stunt•. MhJdl•port. trufTi c cn mrol de vi •c, S(l() uml costs; Tifluny Ru>scll. Lctull W.Vn .. ' IICCU, ~4H und cost~; scut helt driver. ~ .~ll und cost,. Frcll lltmuchcr, Pumcroy, lktitious .tugs, $40 1111tl i:nst•: 1\lun Calhoun. Pomeroy. uri · vinll under Mtspcnsion . llll1Cnll tn nn opcrutor\ lk~n .1c , ~II XI nmJ coSI> , three dn y> iuil >li>JlCrHkd . ord ered 111 fll'odu~c vel lid opcrutnr ·, licen se within I)() duy~. ·'/'ll:.:ll. !1>~4 tliH.I costs: Kut 1lecn Luudcrmill. Porncrny. J)IJI nmcllllcd lo rcc klc ~ s opcru · lion,~ 1m und costs, non-usc of 1urn s i~,tnul . $ 2 ~ urtJ su,, . llCIHicd ~os t s: C'hrl slint• Schucl'cr. Syrucusc. sculhell driver, S.JIJ uml t'osts: l(idy Schucfer, Syrucu c. ~tulbeh , $25 und com r:urfcillnjl. hond ~ were Senti Pctcr~on . H1ttlund. M~ umJ ~oM ~. Ahllcy C'ru vt·rr . Orccn1hotc N.('., l>41) und costs: Tburun Muynurd , 1 he Plnln~. !.44 and com : A\ hlcy llu j,lc r, C'nolvill c. $4K und co ~ t s: Eun Jcx1 K1111 , Alht• n•. ~4li und em~> : Kenneth Jw n. ' Viitton , !,46 uml cusl': C'urri c l.i j!hlf'not. Middleport . MX und t'O>I>; C'urol Sindu i1 . I\ then>. M(• und co11.1 l'unl Putt cr.1on . Rutl uml. 314 11 unl.l t'll>ll, l>cllllll McKinney. Yllli<Hl, ~ 4 7 unl.l co>t•. f< ndl cl Sr111th , Rc cdw lilc. ~ 41, unci cmt•; Kuth y Smith. Rul'lnc, 'il4X urnJ co>.l>, llriun Ileum . 1\lhurt). ~ ~ I urrd cml>. Our y llu111hur1. Millil idu. 'il41• unt.l ,..,,,, ; l>nlc St n vurl . l'ur~ er. hiJI ~ W.Vu .. !j,4(, umJ <: u11.1, Willium <lihllut e. Pomeroy. M ~ ltllc.l '''' ''; lkboruh Julie>. l'mnen1y. '1. ~ 0 urrc.l ~' " ' ' Myru Rn,"h. l'iii , I1Ut !,l l'a.. •pccJ . \4 ~ n11d ' "' ''· lrulli• li!IIH, :b!l i und •.:."t'. Lu11 y Lconur~ . l'o1111 I'I ~J,u nl W.Vu .. cxrired Ill ~'· ~ C1 i ant.! ~ o ~ t s: l. 11 u M o oc.li ~ puu ~ lt . l'lltllcroy. '~trthe lt . ~2~ unJ ~o s1 ': Mk hucl St ewart. ('ltc,l1 lr·~ .. 11 i•ordcrl y cort<hr' l by illloxif'kution , ~ IIKJ uml co't': Jur'l'<ld ( 'lu y. S y i· u~ n w . A( '1)1\, 'il ~ !land t'll" ' Woman charged in Sequoia wildfire appears to have set it accidentally, authorities say KfiRNVILLB, t'ullf. (AI') , - A camper was urre Nted for ullei!cdly startlllil a 55.()()(). DCrt: l'irc thUI hu s l!Obbled swuths of Sequoia fllutionul l'urk und lhrcutcncd some of the mo~t treasured trees In the nulion's rarest S)'NICtll. The fire uppcur8 to have bt!en set ucddcntally, authorities suld. l'erl Vun Brunt. 45, wa ~ urrestcd Wcdnesduy und held on felony charges or unluw· fully stoning II nre . She WU I to be urr.ulgncd Thunduy in U.S. District Court in Fresno. laid Jim 11u~on, spokesmun for u nutionol teurn of' elite 11rcl1glllcrs culled In to rnun · ugc lftc bluze, Authorities 1rucked down Vun Brunt, of Dukerslield. u~in11 witncas dcacriptions. ' She ullcJ1cdly went Into u store .ut the Roous End Lodge in Johnsondule on Sundoy suying · Hhe hull belln cooking hot doa• ilnd her cumr.nre hud blown ' out of contra , Forest Service of'flccr Brio11 Adums sui d. "She ron In the s!ore und suld, 'llelp, latuncd u lire,"' Adunu sold. Van 11runt then ned with her doa 01 30 mph wind• blew the cumpf1re into 11 con· 11ujlrutlon, wltneue1 suld. Minute• Iuter, everyone ut the 1mull lodac ul1o ned, und the entire plucc burned down, leuving on ly the chimney. "I hop,e 1he Is the rl11ht wornun. ' auld lodge owner Marclu 11urford, '40, who had time to anau:h taptop .· compuler, her only 10n'1a liUitar, money from lhe aafe and a checkbook before evacuating. "I feel sorry for her bl)cuusc I don't think 1he reulizcd whut lhC did ." Flret weren't banned in 'the urcu - u · narrow t:un yon where the Kern l{ivcr· c lll ~ · throu11h th~ Slcrru foothill ~ hu1 th~ dUIIi!Cr of lire hu •.hccrr ~: on s ic.lcr·cd extreme lutdy. unu permits huvc been rcquircu. Vun Bruni hud mJt uhtu11rcJ ~ uch u permit, l{im!!cr Judy S~:hutzu Mlid. Puxon ~ uid Vun Brunt wn' coopcrutinj! with authurit< c•. ''They arc looki1111 111 the •u~c belna uccidcntul ruther thun arson." he said . Still, Horne curnpcr ~ ~ oid thot if found guilty, Van Brurll should be puni ~ hcu . Nuncy ('hcc~11mun, 4'1 , of Bukersfield . ~uid ~ h e kit Horry fur the woman. hut she should ' huve known uhout camper safety. The lire. which stan.cll in John sondulc, a humlct uhout J30 mi lcs north of. Lm Angclch. was ~ percent con· toincd Wedncslluy, with tem· . perutures expected to rcuch triple c.ligil~ Thursday. More than I,(XJO lirclij!hl· clrA und 12 uir tunkcn huttlcd the bluzc. und some I .000 campers attd re1ldcnu huvc fled. At lcost 10 structures huvc burned and ulloul 2CXI ' · homes were thrcutcncd . f~~===5~i. Bible·school announced SYRA USE - "Fulth Mtluntllln, an Extreme Adventure with Jetul will be h ~ ld Monday throuah · AuiJ . 2 ut the Syrucu1e Fim Church of Ood, 6 to 8:30 pi.rn. All children are SYRACUSE! - Free food . invite:!.~ . . Free food and clothl"I Subearlptlon r1tt1 ly otrrltr or m- ro<llt Ollt-~ 12 Ollt montfl • ...70 Ollt .... . 1104 Dtlly 50Cfllll . NIWI f!Kt. 13 -iltJI not dttlrl"'f to Pll' ll1t ctrrrlt< mtv rtmK In ~lnot dlriCI 10 or !!x1. 14 · Tilt C.Hy ltnllntl Cr«<K will Dt QWtn ctrrrlt< ttdl WHK No tubtctlf)llon by Other HrVlHI · mtN Ptrrnltttd In trtll - • nomt · ctrrrlt< Nl\'lot lltvtlltblt Advtrlltlng Ex!. 3 Clrculetton E... 4 Cltnlllfllltdl e ... 5 I ·· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. ' .- , ~ ~- _ - -.... __ . ' To "nd•mafl -OIIl)ldiHytentlntl.oom I• On thiWtb \011\W.IIl)ldiUyNilllntl.com FRm PHARMACY 788 N. 2nd·, Middleport . •' -- ., • . �PageA4 ,The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July 25, 2001 MEIGS COUNTY NOTEBOOK Dear Abby ADVICE Hubby not satisfied .: with happy • • marnage I>EA R AIIU Y: I urn u mur· rico nwn in my ~Os. with two udoruhle little hubies ut ·home. My ~ex life with my wife is very goou . I hu vc no compluint s ut ull . My proh· Iem ts my fccliugs. I love my wifeund do.not dtl'nt ; however, I Lle•irc other women . I huve un instim;tual desire to prncrcu tc. 1· cun 't uffmd more buhics. In fuel , my wi fc und I uo not wunt llllli'C chi Idrcn' Other wnmcn . -. cvc 11 wontctl I find ltnuttructivc urousc me. A.1 n rcsttll. I uvoid looking nl femule w wnrkcrs und hu ve become VC ii)' di.lconrteCICU Ul work. Eventhuugh I don't nct upon my instirtclllu l urge s, I sti ll wrestle with them . Ahhy, how docs u rnun get past thi s'/ Every W(ltnull I sec makes me feel like I urn in heat. FI(;IITIN(; IN TES'J'OS'J'EIUJNE TWIN FALLS DEAR FIGIITIN(i: Schedule utt upJlOitHment with yottr physic ian to find out of there's u phy sicul rcasun J,our hormones nrc irr over rive. If your problem isn't phy•ku l. a'k for u rcfcr'rul Ul a psyc hothcmpi st who cun help you to unuerstund thi.1 obsession he fore it negatively impacts your curccr or your marriage . Rcild on: 1)1~1\1( 1\lJIIY: I um u col· · lege fre.1 hmun . I urn very happy. llowevcr. there is a large Vt!id in my life tl1111 I would .like to fill ..Ahhy, I wunt u haby. Not Just any bahy - I wunt u particulur mun ·~ baby for genetic rca· ~o n ~. I huvc aH keu him to help me, but he .llty s he ltus 10 think ahout it. I dn not want anything from this man other thun his seed. ltell hinr that after I get prcgru1111 , he can walk uway und never look at me again. I um ntlltryin!l to tic him down or U8k for ch tld suppon . How can I e,onvincc this attractive rnun that I really do · not want anything from him but the privilege of bearing his chi ld'! - LOOKINC; ..OK f'UU'ILLMENT ln:AR LOOKING: Thi' isn't the anHwcr you're lonk· ing for, but you arc jumping the gun. As a college fresh· rnan, have you given se riou ~ thou ~ ht w the ernotiunul. , physical and financial ohliga· • tions you'll undertake along with motherhnod'! It's imperative that you fin · ish your education before takitt ~ on the added challenge ·. · of betng a "nglc parent. Once • you arc establ rshcd in a • career, you'll be better ahle to afford the help you' ll need. It 's a myth that one woman can "dn it a.Il" without cmnprnmtse. ( Paull11e · 1'/tll//p.~ mrd lwr • tltiiJI(ilfa .lnmttr' Gillilan reunion held at Kyger Creek 1CIIESHIRE - The dc sccndnnls of Elhct1 und Dcllu Ciillilnrr held their 20th ut1nuul reunion il'n lime 21. ut the Kyger Creek Power l'l unt ('luh llou;e. Those ltllendin!! were ltuymond · urtd Dolores Donolwc; (ieruld und Linda Donohue uml Beccn; C'ry,ull Roush. Dillon uno Coty; Janet Donohue, Mutthcw und Jmtuthon , ull of llurri sonvilk . Limlu und (:iury Hayne•. Jmd:rrr and lsu iuh. of C'nlurnhu•. ' Mildred Williurt" ; Jan lfurmon. IJilly und l'umeryn. of R:rdnc. (ieruld und Shirley Simpstll1. of Racirre; Cilenr1 und Suellcn. Becky. Muttltcw and Jorr or l'ortsln\lllth; Bob Stemple, Slcplr Stemple und ('iris Lester. uno llurky Rnsc ull of l'uirhorn ; Murk und l(cginn Sttllpsotl, Josh und 'l'iffuny, Mut·y Lou und Eu!(c nc lluwkitts of Middlc/Jort ; Lori ll ~ urh s, i<ltchuel and Anigui of l'imJCr'oy ; Todd und Diunu llissell , Andrew, l:!rudy, IIniey, unt.l T~ or Lqng Bottom. . . Beu urtd Rex ( urlyle; Vicki ChufTin; Jo,huu und ('ulclt; Rohiu Killicn·: Ryun uud _ l<achclle ( 'quffirr all . of Westerville. Mike und l'utrlu C'urlylc of llilliurd. Brian uud Turni Curlylc, l'restnn . Hcxie. und Steven of' Ashville. Wendy u111l Kevin Myci's, At.tdrew, Alex, urrd Kev in Mye rs II , of Lurrca ster. Betty 1111d Duke SpuUJr ; Jirn urtd Midge Satterfield; of Rm:inc. Shirley Appleby nf Midt.llcpott: Roy uttd Mu ry (iillilun of' Long Bnllorn. A Potluck dinner wu,1 served und pri~e s were giveu to those ullelllling. Home winner • says nze was wort strain Murgic Wumer. Pickens, ('indu Eaton und Leona Hysell Clirolumi sang "America", und Euton had the closing pra{:er. A program by Puula I ickcns included a rending, "Fly the Flug." The story of Bet sy Ross und the nag was given, along with a listing of special days on which the Oug is to be flown . Refreshments were scrv<'d by the host church. StAFf REPORT. UALLII'OLIS Car and bike show planned for Aug. 11 POMEROY - The sixth unriuul cur und bike show will he held 011 Aug . II at Five l'oi nts under sponsorship of Tuz 's Mumt hon and the GWRRA Chapter E-3. Trophies will be awurdcd for the best of show in ~tock curs, street rods, muscles curs, Ooldwing , Hurley Davidson. o\Jcn cluss motorcycle uno truck class. Dus 1 pluques will be given to the first 25 entries. Sign· in for the show will be from II u.mto 2 p.m. when judging will hcgin . Trophies will be uwurdcd ut 3 p.rn. There Is a $10 entry fee . Proceeds wi I go to thll Carleton School special olympics fund . A variety of focxl will be available ut the SllOW. f'or more in formutiott contact Allen Graham, 992· 7735 or Tuz's Madrathoin, 992-7339. MEIGS COUNTY'S FINEST - Thelma Hayes. 89, Chester, Josephine Smith, 92, Raci ne, and Howard Nolan, 93, · Syracuse, were honored as "Me igs County's Finest" at Che ster/S hade Days Saturday. The hono r.; awarded annually to the oldest In attendance . (Brian J. Reed ) Hawkins named to PVH board POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Rundall F. Huwkin s, M.D., u board-certified intcrnul. medicine practitioner, wa s recently named to the Pleasant Valley Hospital Doard of Trustees. POMEROY - The Ml·ig' ( 'mrnty Church "I accept this challenge of Christ Women's Fellnw•hipmcl recently · with a beltefthat my clinicul at the Zion Church of ('hrist. background und lil.e cxpcri· Mildred Phillip>gave the prayer follow in¥, cnces will assist and feud · si nging of "0 Beautiful for Spucinus skies' Pleasant Vallqy Hospital in ami "Trust 1111d Ohey:· ('hariJene Alkire of firmly establishing quality the Pomeroy dnrrch l111d devotion s titled hcalthcare services for the "Weight Your Wni·ds." people of Mason County l'uttla Pickens conducted the meeting HA\VKINS und surroundittg ureu," whcu it W!I.IIIIIIWUnceu that on·Se,!L 14 there Hawkins said; will he u work duy at the 0 1io Valley l-Ie and his wife, Jennifer, a registered nurse, ( 'histian Cump. At1yonc Wltnting to get u t· shirt lor the Septenrher retreut needs to get it have lour children Jonathon, 12, Christopher, 9 und Trevor and Tate, 4-ycur-old twins. The fum· ordered by Aug. f. . Curds were 'cnt to Melanic Daniels uno ily resides in l'ointl'lcusunL MEIGS CALENDAR Community Calendar 11 publlehed u • free 11rvlca to non-profit group• with· lng to announce meeting• and epaclal aventa. The cal· en dar II not dallgned t9 promote ut .. or fund·rala· · an of any type, lteme are printed only ~· apace per· mill and cannot be guaran· t11d to be printed 1 epeclflc number of day1: Saturday, July 27 RACINE - Weekend meotlnga altho Red Brush Church of Christ In Beahan Saturday at7 p.m. and Sunday, 10a.mand6p.m.Denvor Hill will bo tho epeakor. Sunday, July 21 REEDSVILLE - Tho 66th annual Charloa Wesley and Elale Florence Lucas Buckley reunion, at Forkod Run State Park, south of Reedsville. A Thureday, July 26 covered dish dinner at 1 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS - Girls at Easlorn High School who aro MIDDLEPORT - Goepel . lntorostod In playing volleyball atng at the Middleport Church aro to moot at 7 p.m. at the high of tho Nazarene, 6:30 p.m. achool. Tho mooting Is manda· 'Delivered" to be tinging. Paetor tory, according to Rick Allen Mldcap Invites public. Edwards, principal. Rofroahmenta. ATHENS ;_ Survivors of Mondey,.July 28 Bulcldo Support Group, 7 p.m., CHESTER - Skin testing will Athena Church of Chrlat, 785 W. Union St. Public lnvltod. Call take place at the Cheelet 740·593·7414 for Information.· Voluntoor Fire Oepanment, 4 10 6 p.m. Anyone Interested In wor1<1ng TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW at the focal food booth at the fair Ia 9053 Tuppors Plains, 7:30p.m. asked to call 740.985-3663. QUIZ TEAM ,... The Rutland Church of God re ce ntly participated In Southern Ohio Teen Talent. The team won first runner·up In the Bible quiz team category. Left to right. Donny Mohler who took first place for computer graphics and will attend the Internat ional competition In Indianapolis. Ind . In August, Felicia Sexton, and Erik VanVranken. (Contributed) doubiP ~our Comfort &save! Right now you can bring home 2of your favorite la·Z·Boy' 1tyles for 1 great low price! up filmed • BY CHAIN STORES' CLAIMS THAT THEY HAVE THE lOWEST PRESCRIPTION PRICESI Pirates/ • • 10-5 See story onBl Kenneth McCullouqh, R. Ph. Charlet Rlffte, R. Ph, Pretcrtpllon Ph. 992-2955 112 Ecsl Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 'TIII9 • POMEROY - Julie SpaW\ of Pl.lmeroy, a third- year stu.r.tent at the Uniersity of Rio Grande · and Rio Or3nde (\lmllt\lnity ('ollege, has been awarded the Jo Ann Trow Scholarship by the Alpha Lambda Delta National Society for the upcomit!J academic yeu Alpha Lambda Delta is a national society that honors academic e:~,cellence durin¥ a student's first year. 35 scllol· arships are awarded each year to outstanding stu.t;lems who are s(X.:iety members all\1 have maint<line\l<i 3.:> cu(llu· lative ir"de point a'Verage. Se(e<:tion "as based on ac.-demin, re~:ommendattons, . · app I•cant statements, campus and community ~ctivities and participatioo m the society from ov~r 75 applicants with· in the sociely's 230 chaprers nationwide. Spaun ·is the daughter of Bill and Ruth Spaun, and is majoriniJ in early childhood education , Sho plans to HOURS , Mon - Ft18Cim - tpm Sat. Sam - Spm Sun. Closed FLAIR • FINANCINQ AVAILAIILE Open Dilly ••: l'rl. •7: CIOMcllllnday FURNITURE & DESIGN "IIAAND NAMr. rlJANITUAr; AT DISCOUNT PRICES" Rte become an elementar; chooli«!Cher and the aulhor of children· boob SYRACUSE Ev~o Tyler Struble, ~oo of Mi\'hael Struble of Sytii.Cuse., re«otly graduate<! from 0\terbein College in Westerville. Over 400 students receive(! ctipl~Y mas ftom the colle&e, an independent, liberal arts colleie affiliate<l with the United Methodist Church. Recel d POMEROY ~~~c~ 1'<1hsha Davis , Mict\llepori. Elt' ...... 1... u 0 ""' ""rl~y. ·~w " " P , . .. v . Ponwtoy. MistY Pawn Shaffer, Reedsv.ilk, and Michael Todd McK~h· ~; RleltvU ~~R~..- - Dr ~a"\ >.l I WV 675·1371 FREE Layaway being Mason County BY PAM WIWAMION "Flash forward to present PAMWiitMYOAiLXREGISTER,COM day, where Sean, our lead POINT Pl..EASANT, W.Va. - character has found out that : It ww; udark and liiOimy night ... he's adopted , but also finds · Those words makt up the our his great-grandfather had : introduction to many a scary this 'farm in West Virginia that :story, and now. Mason he never knew about because County will play host to ita the adoP,tion," Tanner own scary movie. explained. 'He was shocked : Stormcarchcr Films of to find out he had this proper. : Richmond, Va ., will be in ty when his father, who he : Mason County until. Sanda~ at . never knew, left It to him In a · an undistlosed locauon filmtng will . Well , his friend s and "Blood Harvest," the compa· girlfriend convince him to llO ny'a first, feature-length film. out to the fann. It's cenairily "Blood Harvest," the film's aimilar to the formula you're : working title, takes place in used to wilh horror movies," · fictional Carson County, Once on the abandoned W.Va ., and tells the tale of fannstead, Sean cutf himself evil deeds done and the con· and the drop of blood that hill . the gr9und will release the squences that resulted. " It starts back in the, 30s tortured 110uls to come back during the dc:presHioo," S~ot and seek their revenge. Tanner. the film 's executive "The souls come back as : producer said. "Ourinl! that sort of a. warped looking : time, our antagonist, EhJah, is acarecrow," Tanner .ai~. getting ready to lose his farm "There 'a three differenl man· ao he decides to go down to sten and they're pretty much the cro&~roads and make a the embodiment of the evil deal with the devil, baaicallr. that caused them to be killed. to save his farm . The deal ia tf They come back and the may· you sow your field s with hem be&ins at that point." human bjood, y<>u' ll have The farm tceneure the one• bountiful·crops." · ' that are being f~med in Maaon Elijah's pregnant wife COunty. But don 't look for thia lcave1 him after ditcovering movie in theaters, because the twisted tchc:rne and when Stormcatcher is hoping to the localahc:riff tind1 out, boch bring the movie right into . he alllj Elijah are left dead. viewers livin~ room• .. Ol.>f,.l'l Tunner IJ warkinll with co· producer, director. and tc reen· . play writer, .Paul M()Qfe, to bring the 11ory to life. The movie will be shot on · film, not hlgh·definllion video, for anl11ic reasons, and · the crew h~ve already done some tllminjl through<>llt the area already. "We've actually been heAl and done some ahootlnll," Tanner lllid. 'We've also spent a fair amount of money heAl. too." Tanner mentioned that feed· lniJ .the crew of almoal )0 pco· pie Isn't alwayl caty but crcd· ned Masan COunty rt.lltaraunll with provldlngjloOd service. Stormcather, workln!l with Homestead Realty, r.lcked the, old farm they arc Ul ng for the fllm for aestlu:tlc rc111.m1. llut were pleased to finll out. 311 they were asked for In rctum of usc of the propeny wu to put their talent& to more u&c. , "Sqndy Dunr1 WP& very. very · helpful and we 're also aoinJ to be doing a vide<> to prOJ!l(l(e this town, too," Tanner &aid. "She uked if we could do that for her. That'• 1omcthlna we' re goiniJ to have: Ill £:orne back ~nd do, We'll probably be bac~ within four weeki ani! do, All ahc really cared about wa1 10 do the vide<> and Jet people know what'• here." ~'" J.H\lS (lent of the VniWfSil'\ ol R·o Gr~ R'o Gr<l!'OO ('''""'"'''t' Colle~e. <tno ()r ~~"' Th<'"'DSOrt. ~~Ill\\• 110\'~0l oi '"" ~ ph<i ~<tmtx!a Delt<t Ch<tPter. present Julio> Spa.,.n. Cl'"t¢r \>; P\>11'1¢1'0} w1th. an av.ard. co>rt,lrc<Jte from the s.oc'et~. 1COI'·l"(>~tw • . ond \1\'l<ch,-~ .-n \ll> 1\'lll¢1'\'\ , J,,,hl'-' I l<lll: Sh<~.fflo'r );I~UII~t"li '.n~n~ Fn u1. R~~ Hh'. "n'l \h,l) cum .liiUU~ 11ml \k~''' ' ~~ WI\ 11 Sh.ltll"r. ~ ..,,,h \Ilk. 1 ,, 1\~!llc>li "' tn..· hl'lll'l cllm iiU"~· !I'll ..11 -~ h•' I lh~<• S-1..11~ \ '1111¢£'11~ "'! lh,, 'lilitll: Svr•cus~. fA~.;.,·v-" dAor~s' 1 ~ v ~" "" "• ~ from The Ohio State University dl!rin& recent commencement exercist~s Davis r~eived a B.S. in piHIImacy science, farle;· . C'OLUMIWS and Shaffer li.A. llegrees , Ehtabeth H''P~ ""*' On .honor roll. 'l"~riC! St"\1¢1\h I'll I~' hvlW.f 11'\ll ll<l!tW.\1 ~ £1~\1¢ 1"'1111. .1\\'!- F;ul<"~. -1~,, ,,, ~~ l¢~\· . ' N \' hl\1\l•l ' th.'l\ was a reason I was there. I coul\1 have ~:one l<>n~:er. but I decide<! that Thmmy needed tliat ho(lle (!lore th<111 I \lid." Hardy said that AdlliPs kept her IJOinjl. "Sho looks so much like my mom," Tammy said "I just l<>st ht~r in Septe(llber. and h kept me goln' to have my 'mo(ll' standinll beside me,' Adkim and Frehley. as well as several memben of the Oakwood Ho(lles 11taff, have bee9 at Hardy's bedsidCl durlnll her stay at the hospit11l . Also at her side fs her husband of eil)ht yoan. James. · "We just want to thank everyone for jlivinil us hope. and for all that they have done for us." he aald . "I W<>Yid do II a~:ain If I had to, am! cverf)'thln~ has real· ly worllert;l out for thl' best." Oakwood "lies represtmttltlvo Delman Cheney st1id he belfeved in Hanly from the belllnninu. · "Need will IIIWII)'S ovettomo i)ro\l\1," Chene)' s11id . "A woman will b¢ more determined to provide a home for her children. Now, put a four· wheolor O\lt there and a man will1tand for a week,'' Cheney aho said that th~ office recoivod more than I 00 phone calls 1\losllay 11sklnll haw to help Hardy. aa 11 trust fund hos betm ael up 111 Ohio V11lley Bank for the family. Don11tlona can nlao be made at·tho Oakwood Homos locatl<>n on Upper River Road in Oalllp<>lla, "Ood lust keep• aendllli all of theae angels,"'rammy added. "Thi1 communi· · ty ls full of aniJeiJ." ~ Horror movie POMEROY - Meigs County POMEROY Town and Veterans Service Commlaalan, Country Expo mooting. 7:30 p.m., Molgs County fairgrounds. 9 a.m. Monday at office, 117 Anyono who would like to holp Memorial Drive, P~moroy. · Ia invited to anond . MIDDLEPORT - Oh·Kan POMEROY - Caring And Coin Club wilt meet at 7 p.m. at Sharing Support' Group, t pm., tho Trofloy House In Mlctdleport. Sonlor Contor. Angola Bakor will Relreehmonla will be eervod. apeak on ..drug reduction coat. An auction will be held. ('It f)()(j()C), ) • Receives scholarship Pans, umbrellas and lots of cold watilr hel~d Tummy beat the heat. but. ultimately. battling her medical probloms would be too large an obstacle for this tough young lady to endure. BY MtLUIIIA RUIIILL When she was S years old. one of MRUSSELLOMVOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Tammy 's kidneys WQ S romoved. Aftor GALLIPOLIS - After l astin~ more three days of competition. her remalnin& than 80 .hours on her feet, battling the kidney was beginning to feel the men. heat , ram. and other contestants, · 29·. Hardy said she becamo dolirious and year-old Tam':!~ Hardy of Chesapeake began throwing up, and know that it was made the dec1 s1on to drop out of the timQ to throw in the towel . Oakwood Homes "Hands On Oivc~way" "I promised my son that 1 would c<>me~ Tuesday evening, cor,nlng In llurd to home with that trailer," she said. "I haled Mary Pen~leton of,Vtnton and winner to break my promise. I'd do anythinll in Brenda B~tles of Po tnt Pleasant, W.Va. the world for my babies , but they need to The deCtSi<?n was not an easy <?ne . She have me around ." had already mvested so much ttme and Sh w 11 111 · h · 1 bed f' energy into winning the much-needed . e no es 11 ospua • su torhome a 1993 single-wide trailer for her mg from dehydration and e~hauslion, family. ' but surrounotXI by her family and sever· Tammy and her husband. James. 11long al new friends. with thetr 6-year-old and 18-month-old. The contest, however. was not a com· have been living in a homeless shelter in plete loss. Ashland, Ky., for the pa~ttwo months . "Everything happens for a reason," she The couple's trailer was destroyed in said fro~ her room at Holzer Medical Max when a woman had an aneury sm Center. I ~fl some really wonderful while driving and drove through it, leav· people there. lng the Hardys without a home. 1_Wo of those wonderful people arc Tammy Hardr said the woman's in sur- Edtth Adkins and her dauJlhler, Tanya ance company ts calling the accident an Frehley, of Oalllpolls. Adkins stood by Hardy while also par· "acl of Ocxl" and refuses to pay for dam· .ages. tlclpating in the contest, until dropplniJ Hardy said she saw the contest as an out around 2 p.m. Monday, "I've never done anythiniJ like thl1 opportunity to help her family get back on their feet, but it would not be easy. ' before," Aokins said. "I believe there Trnst fund established to aid homeless mom ~ lim Huren. Write !Jear ltbb v ttl www,/Jcarltbhy.r·o/1( or I~ 0 . IJrix ()9440, l.m lllll(elo, • Bailes was declared the winner at 10:07 p.m. T11esday and had nothing but appreciation for all of the people who supported . her and Hardy· in their ques't for the prize. Oakwood officials said 76 people competed for the 1993 rncxlel horne offered as the giveaway 's prize. "I want to give a big thank you to everyone who supportlld me." she said. "Peop le drove by, honked their horns and said, 'Go, Brenda.· It was really nice." "We want 'to thank the community for pitching in and providing us with food. water and morale suppon," added Oakwood sa les repre· sentative Tom Morse. "Many of the contestants who dropped out came back to help us out." COLLEGE N Giveaway contestant .ihttrt' the tm:wlonym llb!Kail Reds . .. double · Exhnustcd from ~4 hours 11nd 7 miniucs \tf con\petition, the Oakwood H o me .s "Hands On Oive11way" winner. sin· gle mother Brenda Bailes of l' oint Pleasant. W.Va., said BAILES her win · . ning the contest was worth the strain. "more than you know." . " It ·WIIS wonh all the pain. It shows you how much strength you have ," Bailes said as she res ted at · Oakwood Homes' office : with her 11 -year-old daugh· · ter, Breanna Milhoan . 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You'llrtOitve a .....,,,,.,,, .FREE$260 Qlft Certlflc•t•l (lf:JJ) Far~ers·Bank ~ We're Your Bank f{!f' Ctft111 ' I �PageA7 • The Daily Sentinel lush eyes m•lpractlce Issue Thursd.y, July 25, 2002 Dow industrials soar more than 480 points WASHINGTON (API - President Bush is lending his suppon to a proposed ·cap on malpractice awards to injured patients in hopes of tackling the soaring insurance costs that NEW YORK (AI') - The D<.lw Jones one of these violent rallies. it\ been a Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 45.73. IU't furclng rllany doctor.; out of cenain ~'Ommunities and highindustrials stonned up almost 490 points. das,ic hear market bounce with no fol - or 5.7 percenr. to 843.43. risk practices. · the se-:ond-biggest one-day gain ever. lllld low-through." The advance was u dr.unatic break from · Bush was arguing, during a visit Thursday to a hospital and Indeed, afrer the market dosed, AOL 1he 'harp M:lling that has plagued the marclimbed back over 8,000 WedJ1Csday as university ill High l>oint, N.C. , that reigning in medical malWall Street cheered legal and legislative Time Wamer said regulator,; were looking ket since mid-May as pessimism growing prtct\ce litigation would make health care safer, as well as action on the corporme ethics scandals into its accounting prJCticcs - a reminder out orthe accounting and ethics problems ' more affordable arid available for all . thai fueled nine Wt"Cks of sharp losses. thm concems about the truthfuh~e" of ovcr, hacipwed an improving economy In Bush's lifth trip to a state he won handily in 2000, he ill so · Although ' locks began the day by COI'JXlratc lc 'ger,; have not been put to and hcalt~i e r earnings reports. Triple-digit will reise money for Republican Elizabeth Dole. The fonner extending a four-day losing streak. the rest drops in the Dow have become the nonn Cebinet secretary and Red Cross chief is seeking to replace arrest of top Adelphia Communications ·n1e Dow d osed up 488.95, or 6.4 per- - the blue chips losl 840 points over the · retiring OOP North Carolina Sen. Jesse Helms in one of sev· Corp. executives for allegedly looting the cent, at 8,19 1.29. an advance second only previous four sessions alone. · erel races that could dedde whether Democrats keep their slim . cable TV company triggered a broad mtly to the 499.19-point gain it h•ld on Murch Out most analysts said lhe buyina was Sella~ maJority. . ·. . . . . · . that intensifk-d as rhe session wore on. An 16. 2000. an expected rebound following signiticanr LegtslatiOn m Congress would hmu the pam and sutfenng agreement hetween House and Senate The surge was also the Dow's lirst declines, mther thllll lUI end to the bear portion of malpractice awards to $250,000 and punitive damnegoliaror,; on legislation to cmck down rriplc-digit gain since July 5, when the market ages lo either the same amounr or twice the patient's actual on corporate fraud added momentum to average rose 324 points. However. it still Bill Barker. an investment stmtegy coufinancial loss. The bill , intended to override state laws, al so the advance. demonstmted the volariliry that ha1 swept sultant at RBC Dain Rauscher in Dallas, would cunaillawyers' fees and patients' ability to file suit over Still, tmrny market observer,; were dubiover Wall Street lately. The Dow dropped said technical factor,; played a major role old cases. ous about the sti stainability of the more than 170 points early in the day as many traders were forced to buy back rebound. noring rhat srocks have r,1llied before shooting higher. stock thai lhey had ' old short. In short bel\lre and then pulled hack. Broader stock indicators also closed trades. investors sell borrowed stock. "I'm a tinlc skeptical," said Todd Clark, sharply higher. lne technology-focused expecting the market to fall; when the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Environmental Protection head of li sted equity trading al Wells Nasdaq composite index udvanccd 61 . I8, market then ri'es. rhcy arc forced to buy Agel\cy's review of a group of pesticides that environmental Fargo Securities. "Every time we've had or nearly 5 percent. to 1.290.23. The stock lo pay hack the debt. ists say are particularly harmful to children is being called inlo question by a report from a panel of scientific advisers.. . Dut the I::PA says its assessment of the cumulattve nsks of Nashville Police Chief Emmett Turner said the shooting was relatusing ~0 organophosphorus pesticides in various combinations ed to Hughes' and D'Antonio's wort.; in the music industry. but he is unfinished and more studies are expected during the next declined to elaborate. Authorities did say D'Antonio and Hughes LOS ANGELES (AP) - A new bnualily claim has been tiled month and a half. "We're going to look very carefully al the panel's recom- against u suspcnck.'tl !XlliL'C ol1icer who faces a lawsuir and criminal were once co-worke~ . D'Antonio, fonnerly or Mount Juliet, Tenn .. also is charged wilh rllendations and new data," EPA spokesman Dave Deegan smd charges in lhe ~idl'Otapcd arrest and beating of a teenage boy. . attempted murder in the wounding of country singer Samm,y Sadler Wednesday. "One of the key factors is we're actually expect- Neilson G. Williams alleges Inglewood Otlicer Jeremy Morse and during lhe same shooting. .ing quite a few signilkanl studies that .dtrectly relate to th1s other Inglewood otliccrs beat him into a coma on June 23 - jusr two weeks before the videotaped arrest of 16-yeur-old Donovllll issue to be submilted in the very near future." Jackson. During Jackson 's arrest, Morse is seen on videotape slamThe ir\depende1\t li-ve-member panel suggested the EPA had ming tl1e handcullCd teenager onto a police car lllld punching him in prematurely concluded all bu1 t\Vo of the pesticides were safe without an adequate review. The panel's conclusions, made_ lhe head. Steven A. L.ennart, Will.iams' attomey. said his clienl is seeking PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The arresl of the founding family of pUblic this week, found the EPA used an rnadequate margrn ot $75 million and will testify that he was beaten with batons, fists and Adelphia Communications adds to a suing of blows to lhe cable safety for fetuses, infants.and children when it reached its prefeet. subjected to choke holds and htmdcutl'ed. . company- tl1e delisting of its stock. a banknaplcy filing and now a limil]ary decision to approve the chemicals' use. Williams, 32, otigim~ly can1e lorward wilh his claims in the days Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit. utter tl1e video of the Jackson arrest was shown publicly. According Adelphia portrayed lhe arresl~ as helping 10 put a sordid chapter of to his lawyer, Williams was never charged with a crime in lhe inci- company history behind it, lllld filed il~ own mcketeering lawsuit . against the fanner executives . . WASHINGTON (AP) - The House again passed a bill ban- dent. But some experts say lhe federal prosecution will likely be just ning a cenain type of abonion, but while President Bush was one more in a slew of legal entanglements that will ensnare the comeager w· sign it, the Democratic-controlled Senate was unlikepany, its founders and fonner executives lUid saarehoers for years. ly to take up the measure. NASHVILLE, Tenn . (AP) A lom1er Nashville record promotFonner chief executive John Rigas, 78, lllld n olhy, 46, and Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, 0-S.D., speaking er was arrested Wednesday in Las Veg•t' and charged in the 1989 Michael48, were arrested lnursda~ in New York UJ1 charged with befol'e the 1-louse voted 274-151 Wednesday to ban what oppo· nine counts of conspimcy to commll securities fraud, :.vire fmud and rtellts call partlal-binh abortion, said there would be some shooting death of an industry magazine employee. Richard D'Antonio was charged with first-degree murder in the bank fraud. They ~~accused of stealing hundreds of minions of dol!Jressure to address the issue this year. But he said tllat with a killing _ of .Kevin Hughes, a record chart researcher for Cash Box lars from lhe nation's sixth-largest cable company, costmg mvestors t\lll legislative slate and lillie running out, ''We're going to magazme, m Nttshvrile. · , · · 1110re lhan $({\bill inn . have to n1ake some decisions about what merits the highest t)riority." · "We now have a president who will sign this bill," said House Majority Leader Dick Armey, R- Texas. "It must not become another tombstone in the Senate's legislative grave· . · yard.'' Efforts to ban the usually late-term abortion procedure have taken J)lace almost every year since Republicans gained con· trol o( the House ill 199~ . 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II) 1111 \11\lellt\llle IJI'O~IIsiMII - alid t\111' loejedcd by tile Ectl\lt\1\llsl , Which <lctua\ly elldtllses 11 ll.S . illvnslt\11 llf l111q wllel\ 1-lii~~~~~~ 1el\1ses 111 sub\1\it to 11\te\il<lllolllll \veu\ll)\1~ ill~lieclion~ . . "\Vilhtl\.11 till ellli:llccrltcr\1 1\le~han\sm · tis n lttsl 1tso11." 11 \Vrotc, "tretlth!s and nli\W\1\itllls desll)lled ltl cmmul the Slli'C!ld Ill' 11\e l)htiMhest \Vellj)tiiiS Will ·ullillltllely ~~llla!Jse . Thel'e has w be a 1\lllilllry slllh:litlrl. albeit used ememely l'el\.lctl\111' y. . . "tl\e trtmble Is that, with these sorts llf WI!II!Jtllls 1 Sl\1\dlu\\s ell\\ ' I W!lltlll\til tl 1\1.\th~tlr tlr Bltll\\g!cal alltlck has taken pla~:e . h h11s 1:\J be n~IJiied ~t-e-emplive­ ty:· ' • :' New brutality daim filed O.ltlitr>l Hill.) ,_,.. $· Sprouse· $$ ·Simonton- President not backing pay hike New Construction? WASHINGTON (AP)- Harvey Pill, lhe embattled chair1\\atl of the Securities and Exchange Commission, was acting on his own in asking Congress for a promotion and a raise, While House spokesman Art Fleischer said Wednesday. President Bush did rtot know about the request until he read news account!, Fleischer said. ' Still, Fleischer decllrted to criticize Pitt, saying "I think it's always a prerogative of Independent agencies to talk to Congress." "The presiden~ is focused on the strengthening of the SEC's structUre and ability to fight fraud;" llleischer sa.ld. "That's where his focus is at He's not focused on that issue." 'tHE l\013ERtS' VIEW Baseball going on strike th~ summer makes no sense llv 06111i Miiii(IU~ ANII lt!WN V, lt611EIU\i t)IW lit U• Is atlasslllllllte IJrtqelJ!III rltll wlm lhlq l'lltlh!tllm Ihe 'r'illlkeeq s\Hte lie Willi s l~ . Eli\11!1~ ~J YMIS al(ll . "l'h~ tllli~l· !l~IHI~ 1\JI ~hih! ~ her l\u~brtllil '~ tlllsi!~ ~ltnl IIHLI 1111l y wutll! 111~ 'r'dllk~ ht will ~~~~•IU~Il !he lttlhl'i·ls lmusehuld is u !lUll\II Ili 11h1el! whl.'ll Ihal hUIJIJI!II!I . Uu1 1w a~tee tHilHII.' llilllg: A hti!ll.'bEill sll·ike this sUI\liHel· \Villlltllll.' el'llf~. PitH 11111 Iilii~ . the uwnm utiLI lha ~luyets IIIU~I t111t1 a WilY 111 stllll tile ll·ithl!l lhal v BrlnQyour measurements In fora quote. WASHINGTON CAP) - Approximately 14,000 all-terrain vehicles are beina recalled because a weld on the back hub can breaik and cause rear brake failure . Yalllaha Motor Corp., U.S.A., of Cypress, Calif., artd the U.S. Cotlsllmer Product Safety Commission announced the recall Wednesday. . the vehicles are red and white or aray' and blue with "3~0 Electric" printed on them. All 1997 Warrior ATVs are Included, as are 1998 Warrior ATVs with vehicle identification num· bers ra11gitlg frorll JY.43GbW09WA 199820 through J\'430DWOOWA2076~7 and JY4AH01 Y9WA000002 throu~h JY4AHOIY~WA00024L . Yamaha sold the ATVs nationwide from Augusl 1996 through December 1997. For more Information, call 1-800-889-2624. · Is ~~~It\ lll!tll'ly $2.4 11\lllit)ll. ·See 1\ihut his\ yeur, !I n~ure lhul itldUdes gate WI\ 1111!111\ by "illfeUI\lll s gl'l!ed"'l receiiJ\8. 1'he Mtlhlreal Elli'OS earned the hUll\\ Mllll'les llll)llll H\ll ith\ller ~IJ .H 11\illltll\. Alld sll\te there are ho lllllth If I!WI·y leu\\\ ~:uufllaltlil'l.llheiH, 8!llu1·y cuiJSi the rich leali\s cli\1 vastly llul unly a fuw 1.! 1111 - tho~~ In lh~ out~\11!1\d the IJtltlt o11es. · bl~l\1!!1 (ll!~s tlllcl llh!tlla 1\\llrkeh. 1'11~ Nowh\Vertllh dtt~s Mll!UIIrutllee sllc~siiii Is lit!Vtt~lallll~ to the ~1111\i! . Mally cess. 1' e E~IJos ute adually lertdilll! the tlt ih jtJ 11!!111\s s1a1·1t!tlth set~sHH wnh llu Ne1v York Mets this yeur, ll team wlth a 1~111 hull~ tlf 1\ill\lllll~ tl Ullt. lldYtull llhlltlst us large as th~ Yankees . this lias bl!el11tue rur a 11111g um~ - · aut I hi! Ius\ smnll -IHrtrkel tealll to will a the ltetl 8tl~ last WlHI u World lieries II\ challll)luushtp was the Millhi!!OI11 'twirls IIJI.~ - btu II tlldt1 ' lt11aUet us ll1Udl ttl 1991 , atltl by u11d lar~e, bil!~et ~uY­ whe11 husl!ball IV._Is the uuly giiH11! lh rolls ltlltlslate ltlltlltlote Vh!ttlfles. . tit~ l'tiiii·JII~ tmvm·lleddllllli~ i·. tuwl\. Ntj\V 11\MI' t. · tk~~ Is oHiy ol\e al\sWer tu this mess ·l'htil Wllll 'tlle eil!ly. llolli i iUl!!l Ule lou I' UtliBal\ , busk~tbull Mild hu~k~y have und thnl 's itlure ttvei\Ue shutitlg. the llOIVIll'll.il Alltltuu tUtU~lll\1111 httek uwu~ all bl!t!UI1le 1111\\111' t:Uilipetltuts fo1· the uwuers Elr~ fl.lr 11, the ~layers are reslstlllllllthe lMlle. ·rite ' lllteellulls ~1·eeLl ' · qttiJI·Is litlllat. Sutc~r Is mnklil~ illtuuds. 11\g. the uwl\l!ts - us UHliiJpeahtlg as llitll Al,ut tJ ~eiiSil iHILI~t: l'l e! 111 co1·1Jll- NA~t'Ait lids gu11e lllllll tlreJlh.illllllli 11 they a~ - Eire rl)lhl ol\ tilts one. Salary hill! htitltUfU\1\IIo l1lll hlh\!11 ti Vt'r Ullr 1\!!litlllal tl·at e. tl~er WtiUUs [1\\J the cups 1\iUUltl hilpi too .. Sell. Jim hall~alk o ''" welL Willlull1s s l!h~ ts have ttljetleLluew stat ~U\11\Itll! , a kehiUcKy Rejjubllcan and IJH!sldeill l~u sh , wliu llllce uw11ell •I jjuWer IIHU ~ult aHd lelllll~ .. Add fu~l! H11ll utPull\1! IJIIchet who heljjed orgahl~ - leugue 1eum u11tl hullls ·t~hull lttur- qiJIItts, l't·Uil\ ~rtl wteslllll~ Ill the X lUte lhe iJiayets Ul\ltJtl , puts 11 lilutitly: "I ll illllellll 111 the ll<lt: kyltl·d or Ilie Willie . l!dllle!l, Hlld IMeball ' s 1Jrellicaille11t ts ·hOW believe thai players !lA well as oW\1I·hllll~ . hill Ill •t~tl u~ ill ~ltH ~ 1111 till s ubvll1u~ . .,.. ets llave itiiHrtke set\ous ctJI1cessiohs." . uue, ~ ~u~jjl\1~ t1 sll·lke sliuultllle 11 ltitllWily ~tllletJ tu u buseb.tll l!tUlie 111 ~t~ve loves Watcllli1g the Yu11kees Will ler u1· llolltllldl lll1~uHu11ee. With toll- 1\nll las ttty 11r Jllttsbtlrgh, kllliWIIlg \ulthuugll h~ltlt:tt1bet, they we11t from sUJII!!t· cllllli~euee slli-lilkiul! uutl stuck yuut tealt1 Is likely til !tJse, Wf1e11 YlJU ~18 tu 19~11 Wllhuut 11'\Hilhig ucflalhllllll'ket.• !!lumttilll! 1 Ihe -ltisl til lug !lie cilll stu~ IIUII\e lUi~ wutcll SI1M4 ot tlget tJitlllsht~). llutthe dt1111ilmttuH of a few I! OUIIII·y 11eel.fs 1111 1. ollllllll er ' Is two ut the lttJt k 011 televtsiiJI1'/ Pur free, lltl bil!-lllarketteams Is bad flit the game. lltllllll• ut 1ell'1 1h 11eh ~u y 1 'liiUIIIIill less. Fatls 111 lJthetcttles dmrve 11:1 feel the [hlWil tile 1Hlllllllaltla11111le. lilllrtll -tlltitket tea ill s Iii · tJthiit siJUHs way 'r'1111kee hills teet - oH any givetl 't·ltei·e II IIli rlghr q\lle llllhl• fl~l11 . 'the · ctlli tUIIIIJeh:! errecl\vely because every day, 111 atl~ gtveH year, thett team ba~ a tJWIIer• HI·~ ~~ lle i'Eil\ y ,, I1UIIth ut v ~ry thllldH~t' ~el~ ll lurge slice rw111 hlll!l! ~ha11c~ to wt11. lr lhe UWiiets a11d the weullhy1 vety •tJt!lletl ~WIIii Eillluc• whu ltolllllial 'tV tlllilhich . A11ll sohlry ctl~s iih!y~rs ct!Hilol.tlgute tJUI a wuy to make. Ill'~ u~eu hi ~@ 1\llig !hell uwu Wtty. l!ul t~l s11 act a~ eljut~llms !hal happeH , they wou 1t jllsl kill the tlw ~l!lye t·~, whu Illite 111e11ted •Y IIIIJtl l11 balebEIII , huwever, 111Usl ·rv rtw - ~uuse thlllluys ihe goldeh eggs. They' ll tl1 y 111 hll l!~ jJ iult etl cltlll llt wutk ~ts, dre e\llles.llfe paid tu 111tlt v iduall~al11~, IIUI wipe tlUI the whule-11ock. uow just 111 l1Hd 111 1\ltlli the amuge lo the. league1 uJJd Ute dl sputltles a~ (Wrl:tltlngt,iii-IJtl.irrl t·tJIIIIIIIIL!Is Colcle jllfiyet ~iltlle tl ~ -i~ , OOOi IUtlay that ngtlte slilj!getillll the Yillikl, w\w tlWII Iheir Uubmt tlltcl ~lr'Velt Hobert~ dl'f! fllltlWI1 t.able uutl.~t, eurllt!u $111.8 ttHIItull lll!lillfm·Jr>dll Ryw1.) Remodeling? Yam•ha recalls Atv model Bring In your plans and see our window displays. We will discuss . your needs, and provide youwltha quote. Defense starts In murder trial SAN JOSE, Calif. (AI')- Lawyers for a handyman accused of klllttlg three Yosemite tourists qpened their case With a withess testt fylng that she thought the suspect Wlis harmless. Jentlifer Simmons said she never saw Cary Stayner harass or stalk women when the two worked together at Cedar Lodge, where the victims were guests, just outside Yosemite National · Patk. "He's not violent." she sui d. On cross examinatloll, Simmons said she Was unaware that · Stayner had t1 gun, a rope and ·a knife- all items he confessed · to IJacklhgin a "kit" to kill 14·year-old Juli Sund, her mother Carole Sund, 42, and !heir Argentine friend Silvlna Pelosso, l6. $ • Caradco $$ • Andersen . $$$ • Weather Shield " Accident tr1p1 mlnen · : , SOMERSET, Pa. cAP) - Nine coal miners were trapped in a ftuoded shaft wty thursday after they appu_rently rupt_ured a 1\eatbY. abandoned ttii~~ thnt wus fllled wttli water, olflcinls said, · · . . Dhe crew of mlhers managed to wade to safety in ~ater up to their necks after the accident sent water gushlllg tnto the mille, authorities said. The tllher gh:lUp remained trapped as rescue workers tried to j:iUttip out the water and drl II ult holes near the miners' las\ known location·. Alllhorltles sold they have not had contact with the millers since jUst before 10 p.m. . · ·~It's possible thl!re's quite a bit of •air down there/" Perlhsylvanllt State irooper David Holtzman told CNN ear y 'thutsilay. "(ltescue crews) ~eally doh't ~now what's going o~ utldetj!rollnd tight now, that s what they re tryIng to find out. With Va~ey . Lumber Thomas ·& Supply Co. ::lo It center. Park St. Middleport, Ohio Jet. Rt. 35 & 160 Gallipolis, Ohio 740-992-6611 Thomas .~ ::loit centel Rt. 2 By Pass Point P.leasant, Wv 7 40-446-2002 1-800-733~3334 304-675-5200 Mon.-Sat. 8-7 • Sun 11-5 Mon.-Fri. 7-5• Sat. 7-3 Mon.-Sat. 8-7 • Sunday ll-5 / • - ' - ------~--:------:--_;_ �• • • Page AS • The Daily Sentinel Thu1'8d8y, July 25, 2002 www.myd•llya•ntlnel.com The Daily Sentinel Inside: Diamond Roundup, Page B2 Steelers head to camp, Page B3 Junior Golf Tour, Page B5 Page 11 '111unday. July 25. 2002 UNC study tallies 23 football deaths in 2001 Appearinl every 'dlunclay In 1he Dally Sentinel Soul/Blues The Johnny Rawls Revue brings its soul/blues to the Riverfront Ampihitheater on Friday night. Rawls is one of the genre's best perfonners and upand coming stars. Following · Rawls' show, local bands Liquid Crystal and Blitzkrieg will per· form. Special guest will be Tony Tenoglia. Call 992-6524 for more information. group, at 9 p.m on Wednesday. $12 cover charge. • Joe Bonamassa with electric blues, 9 p.m. on Thursday. $1 0 cover charge. • Scheduled to appear at the Court Street Grill in Pomeroy For more information call 992-6524 or access .the web next week are: •The Chris Duarte Group, a Te)(as blues site www.courtstreetgrill.com. Concerts "Elvis' Dwight Icenhower will be perConning as "Elvis" at the Ariel Theatre, downtown Gallipolis, Saturday beginning at 7:30p.m. Tickets at the door are $12. Pomeroy's summer of music at the amphitheater on the Ohio River will culminate Saturday with the Big Bend Blues Bash Festival. Seven hot bands plus great food will be featured on the riverfront from noon uritil midnight. The concert schedule is as follows : . 12 noon to 12:45 p.m., Ma Rainy Band .· I p.m. to I :45 p.m .. Phil and The Thrill 2 to 3:30 p.m., Slater Brothers Band 4 to 5:30 p.m., Carpenter Ants 6 to 7:30 p.m., Joanna Conner 8 to 9:30 p.m., Johnny . Rawls Revue 10 p.m. to II :30 p.m., Scou Holt . The festival is a ticketed event and costs $10 to get onto the parking lot where it will be held. For informa, . tion, check out www.courtstreet· grill.com. Signing ,Celebration Mountain State Centers for Independent Living sponsors the ·annual celebration of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act from I 0 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 26 at the Huntington Mall gazebo area, near the food court. Acting Camp ARTS Resources for the TriState offers a summer "Basic Acting Techniques" camp from I 0 a.m. to noon Monday through July 26 at the Huntington High Renaissance Center. Classes, sponsored by Cabell Huntington Hospital, are geared toward middle and high school students. . The fee is $3S. Registration · deadline is Thursday. The instructor is Michael Aulick . Call (304) 733-ARTS . Adult Hockey camp Tri-State Ice Arena sponsors the first annual Adult Summer Hockey Camp from 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday through July 27 at the arena, 610 28th St. The director is Jim Bermingham, former Huntington Blizzard cap· tain. Call (304) 697-4423.< Streetfest 2002 . Runs July 26-27 in front of the Wild Dawg Saloon. July 26 headliner is Blessid Union of Souls, and the July 27 show features a street dance with Huntin~ton 's E)(plosive Dynam1ks. Cost is $5 nightly. Call (304) 523-8401 for more information or go online at http://www.wilddawg .~om . Show Choir Camp · The second annual Mountain State Show Choir Camp, sponsored by VIP Choral Boosters Association, is offered from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 29 through· Aug. 2 at Capital High School Campus. The camp, open to students in grades 6 through 12, costs $150 per student. For reg· istration forms, call Linda Lipscomb, (304) 348-6500. The· outdoor drama is performed at 8 p.m. Monday through Saturdays through Aug. 31 at the Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre, Chillicothe. Tickets Monday through Thursday are $14 and children age 10 and younger, $7, for Friday and Saturday, $16 and children age 10 and younger, $8. Call (866) 775-0700 or ~740) 775-0700. · r ' ... I .I I I I '• Arts and Crafts Schedule Scroll saw wood· working, quilting, cross stitching, cro• cheting at;td more are offered through August at the Bob Evans Craft Farm, Rio Grande. Workshops are offered from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays and holidays. Demonstrations are free. The schedule is as follows: Saturday, crochetin~; July 27, cut and p1erced lamp· Ma Rainy Band shades; Aug. 3, crocheting and scroll saw woodworking; Aug. 10, laminate wood bowls, cross stitching and quilting; A~g. 24, hand knitting and cross stitching; and Aug. 31, cut and pierced lampshades. Call (800) 994-3276 or visit www. bobevans.com NASCAR drivers Sterling Marlin, Kenny Schrader, Steve Park and · Michael Waltrip compete in the Race of Champions July 27 at the Ona ·Speedway. Gates open at II a.m. Racing begins at5:30 p.m. The Stock Car "Legend Valley Shootout" is also featured. Tickets are $20, which includes a pit pass. Call (800) CALLWVA: car Display . ''·· ·I''" I I Dinner .and show Saturday night featur· in~ John · Hammond w1th special guest, Patrick Sweany. Dinner seats at 6 ·p.m. Concert starts at 8 pm. in the Fur Peace Station Concert Hall. Pit Stop "Tecumseh' .~ Dinner and Show j ~ I i ,,, I ( I I ...' I I I ) '' ' Columbus Museum of Art On exhibition at the museum: "Grandma Moses in the 21st Century," featuring works of Anna Mary Robertson "Grandma" Moses (1860-1961), through July 28. Call (614) 221· 4848 or visit www.columbusmuseum.org. An old car display begins at 2 p.m. July 28 at the Wyngate at Jackson Nursing Home, .I0 I Markham Drive, Jackson 1890s Aftemaon Tea Highlands Museum and Discovery Center offers the event from 2 to 4 p.m. July 28 at the center, 1620 Winchester Ave. The cost is $20 and $10 per child. Call (606) 329-8888. '1he Scarlet Plmpemer PomeiO)', Ohio - - -.---- 114 mile north of , Pomeroy -MalOn llrldge . M..on, Wut VIrginia Phone (304) 773-5721 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Bengals sign Travis Dorsch CINCINNATI (AP) Kicker Travis Dorsch agreed ro a three-year contract Wednesday with the Cincinnati Bengals, who will give him a chance to win the job in training camp. Dorsch is a fourth-round cjraft pick from Purdue, where he set several punting and kicking records. As the Bengals prepare to open training camp Thursday in Georgetown, Ky., Dorsch ltas the inside . track on the IQ.cking job. Incumbent !'leil Rackers has made 29 ·or 49 field goill attempts in two seasons. (t) TIU IOTATION • IALANCING ICNpYovrfllllllrSolto S2215 2400 Eallem Avenue Oalllpolltl, Ohio Ph-(740)448-1711 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ·---L.-- • au n1~;~h~t~=~~~m~ . Ben als face annual ridd e: Who's the QB? . .. I American Football Co11ches' Committee of Football Injuries and direct~ the National Center for Catustrophic Sport · Injuries. bllsed 111 · North Carotin". · He said 20 football players suffered heat-reluted deaths since 1995. In the previous live yeltfs, unly two football players· deuths were attributed to heat . From 1980 to 1989. 13 players died of heatstroke. "The trend is reully up for those, und it's u real concern," he said PllaH ... Study, •:a CINCINNATI (AP) - When Brian Moehler went buck to pitching after a major shoulder operation, his family. bought a small angel to watch over h1m. T)le 4•inch fi~urine was perched on the"shelf of hts locker Wednesday ne)(t to a dirt-flecked baseball thut has its own sijlnificnnce - the finul . out from his hrst NL win. · They belonged together. Pitchiitg his first gume for the team that hud acquired him hours earlier. Moehier overcame u rocky first inning and steadied the Cinoinnlltl Reds to a I 0-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. ' Moehler had the crowd of 24,918 grumbling as he gave up four runs In · the first, but the Reds hit · four homers - including Todd Walker's grand slum - to make everyt~ling 8 "I out wasn't turn who drove in wife and two night nfter he was , like everything happened so For J_oe Beimel, the tlft~t~PflP . went pamfully slow. · . , .• . Brian Giles' RBI double ·and ' Kevin Young's three-run homer gave him a 4-0 lead in the first, but Beirne! (1-5) couldn't hold it for long. ,, Brandon Lurson h1t a three-run homer in the bottom of the inriing, and Walker hit his second career grand slam in the third to put the Reds ahe11d. Kelly Stinnett added a solo shot two pitches later. . "It's pretty terrible," said Beimel. . who hasn't won in his last seven starts. "This was by far my worst start of the year." B~ the time Adam Dunn hit his career-high 20th homer in the sixth off Mike Lincoln, the game was well in hand and Moehler was sitting on the bench, letting the bullpen play the part of guardian angel. After Danny Graves struck out Adam Hyzdu to finish it, he handed the ball to Moehler as a keepsake. In only his fourth major league game since the surgery, Moehler NICE RECOVERY - Cincinnati pltohar Brian Moehler throws against the Pirates during the first Inning Wednesday In gave up tiine hits and four runs in Cincinnati. Moahler was making his first start for the Reds since being acquired In a trade from the Detroit Tl&ers on Tuesday. Moehler pitched five Innings, giving up four runs on nine hits. (AP) Pltlll ... Flnt. IS CINCINNATI (AP) - quarterback who can give One of these years, the them more than turnovers. Cincinnati Bengals are going The 11nnual quest that to lose their resacy as the always ends with heartbreak NFL's worst team and actual- takes on a little more signifi· ly make the playoffs. cance this year. The Bengals Could this be the year? have slowly improved the They like to think so. Then test of the roster, but the again, they like to think so quarterback spot remains every year at this time, and their downfall. they haven't been right since Akili Smith got his chance 1990. in 2000 and finished as the Every July, they show up NFL's lowest-ranked passer. for training camp with Jon Kitna took over last sea· grandiose plans and gaping . son and finished as the NFL's holes on the roster. There are lowest-ranked passer. . fewer holeH and higher hopes Kitna caught onto one as they report to Georgetown, Beng!lls' tradition: a pen· Ky., to open camp on chant for playing well when Thursday. it no longer matters, inspiring "I think our playerJ feel we hopes of a turnaround. can have a winning team, and Kitna passed for 751 yards 1 don't feel any different." in the last two games, a pair general manager Mike of wins that let the Bengals Brown said. · . finish 6-1 0. The two-game The playoffs1 Maybe. total was a club record ·and First, they have to find a started talk that the club had GALLIPOLIS - A vol· leyball oficiatiilg class will be held in August for anyone i11terested in becoming a high 59hool volleyball official. The ·cost of the course· is $120. Interested individuals should contact Roger Foster at 446-2704. Save Mollly IIHI lli.'Curred within one week at the end of July und start of August lust yeur. Minnesotu Vikings tuckle Korey Stringer collapsed during pructicc July 31 und died the next day, "s did Travis Stowers. u high school ployer near Michigantown, Ind. Less than a week earlier, Eruste Autin, an incoming freshman ut the University of Florida. died of complicatiO'ns of heatstroke. He collupsed ut the end of a voluntary summer condi· tioning session und wusJn u cornu for six days. Mueller is also the chairman of the Moehler overcomes rocky debut with ·Reds . . \fctll.a,.,.ll offldatln1 class . 448 0142 · St1 1"795 . CLEVELAND (AP) Jason Giambi accepted congratulations for tying · a Yankees record. David Wells soaked in 1mother win over Cleveland, and Joe Torre fingered an e)(pensive cigar. There were happy faces in every corner of New York's clubhouse on . Wednesday night after New York routed the Indians 14·7 in the Yankees' season finale at Jacobs Field. : Giambi homered off the top of the 90-foot high pole in right field and tied a team record by scoring five runs as the Yankees improved to 30· 15 at the Jake since 1994. New York led 10-0 after two turns at bat, and made things pretty ea~y for Wells ( 11 -5), who wasn't sharp. but didn't have to bo: The left·hander is 9-1 in II starts against · Cleveland since 1998. Wells gave up one earned run and eight hits in . seven innings, and ~on for the fourth time in five starts. He struck out seven and didn't allow a walk. In the seventh inning, Giambi put an e)(clamution· point on New York's win by nearly hitting the first home run into the third deck at Jacobs Field. Ellis Burks hit his 22nd homer for the Indians, who staggered to the I00-game mark at 44-56. The Yankees pounded Ryan Drese in the first by scoring five runs and batting for 19 minutes. ·stricter rules about t"ckling und blocking were enacted in the mid1970s, when fatalities regulurly reached double digits. Heatstroke deuths nearly doubled in the 1990s over the previous decade, the study showed. "We are concerned about nil these deaths, of course, but especially those that resulted from heatstroke. which are almo I always preventable," said Frederick Mueller,. t1 professor .und chair of physical education, exercise and sport science at North Carolina. All three . heat-related deaths First ·time is·always the worst ' . Norris Northup Dodge Featuring Kentuclcy Fried Chicken .. TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School will hold a youth league football camp <srades four through si)() starting on July 29 at 5 p:m. This camp will also be lield at the high school. 252 Upper River Road, Oalllpollt, Ohio Oil A Pllllr•Luhehluls Cllecll AI 1'1u141• Chedl Chluls Yankees blast Cleveland youth -football camp The Broadway musical opens the ninth annual summer theatre· season ~t the Ashland Coml)1unity College. Performances begin at 8 p.m. July 26-27 in the J.B. Sowards Theatre. Call (606) 326·2014 or (800) 37-7191, E)(t. 2014. Crow's Family Restaurant HlGllllGHTS ·<Eastem plans , OIL CHANGE TmiRsoAY'S RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) - Heat· related football deaths ut all levels huve steudily increased, replacing direct fatal Injuries as the sport's biggest on-field safety concern. Eight football players died nation· wide last year due tci injuries, while another three died from heatstroke. according to a study released Thursday by the University of North Carolina. Twelve more deaths were due to natural causes asgravated by e)(ercise, such as a heart attack. . The number of inju~y deaths reflected a substantial drop since I ·' I finally mastered coordinator Bob Bratkowskl's new offense. "We did It at the end of the season," Brown said. "Why can't we do it at the llalt of the season? If we pick up where we left off, we can we should - be a winnina team,'' If Kitpa doesn't pick up where he left off, he'll be a backup. The Bengals sisned free agent Gus Frcroue ' from Denver in the .offseason and will let the two of them con:tpete for the starting job in training camp. Smltli, recovering from a severe hamstrini tear, is No. 3 a41in. Kitna has the edge millally because he knows the offense, but Frerottc has a stronger arm and throws Plllfl ... ll•ldi,D ·- .. �• Page Bl The Daily Sentinel BY THE ASSOCIATEO ~ESS ·' I a~ . . . -~ MoniiMI ~ - POINT CLEAR . AL l w ISG 13 ClnotnMtl G 47 ~ 43 LATROBE. Pn. (AP) Right tackle Man·el mith upologized Wednesday tn the Pittsburgh Steelers for his mnrijuunn arrest. then promised thut it won't be u dtstrnction during one of their mostwutched tntining cumps s in~>t: the 1970s. Smith uppeurcd nervous und fidgety liS h~ tulked publicly for the first time since his July 12 urrest in 11 Tempe, Ariz., hotel room, snying he was emburrussed by whut happened und, just us much, Jhe renction to it. With 1\eurly their entire tcmn buck - u rurity in the sulurycup ern - ufter going 13-3 lust seuson. the Steelers ure widely considered the AFC presensun f11vorite. Having one of their key players arrested less tlum two weeks ugo wusn 't cxuctly the ideul wuy to sturt cump. "Yeuh, it 's real embniTuss- I'M HERE FOLKS - Stealers running back Jerome Bettis talks to tho media as he reports to . ing," Smith suid. " It 's un tralninll camp at St. Vincent College in ~atrobe, Pa. on Wednesday. (AP) emburrussment to the entire Steclers orgunizution nnd the city." "W~ feel good thut we title gumo loss to New uliern1l<ll1 tilt' the series of 14 40-yurd sprints thut tnlditiun· Smith denied smoking mnri · sign~'(! some of the pluyers Englund. The injury took weeks to ully Ojlllll ctunp. foll ow~'<~ by · juunu when he was tuken into going into tho lust yeur of their heul. nnd Bettis snid thut his two-u-duy dri lis Friduy - the custody, suying, "I hud nothing con1ructs und securing u good offseason truinin11 prilgntm first duy the cnmp is open to to do with whut wus going on. bit of this tcum for more thun wus ditlicult ut times. · the public. · I wus in the wrong place til the one seuson und more thtm one "A lot of people nre goin ~ to "It wus up und down: there wrong time for the most purt." nm · (ut II Super Bowl)," But he uliderstunds thut the Colbct1 said. "We huve u good were 11 Jew dug tlurs in truin- he hlll1ing tomorrow," !meincident couldn't huve come ut number of pluyers buck from ing. but. in terms of my hcnlth. bucker J(lcy Porter suid. "But u much worse iime und thut lust yeur's teum und, hopefully, it wusn'tu pt,1hlet11," he suit!. we'll get to st'C .where everyThe Stcelet'li tukc the field body's 111 nnd hnw hurd thoy couch Bill Cowher wns cspe- we cun luke the next step. ciully ungered by it. "But we've suid ull nlon~ for the first tim· Thnrstluy wnrkoxl in th~ ot1'scuson." · . "I mudc u poor decision in that we cun't 'si'gn everybody. ·regurds to who I wns with und · The Steelers rctum ull but wllere I wus ut the time. but 1 one key sturter frum n year ncccpt full responsibility und ugo: linebuckcr Enrl Holmes, ull the consequences thut nrc wl10 wus repluced by Jets free ·going to come to me," Smith ngent Jumcs Fnrrior. Right suid. "I'm looking forwurd to gunrd Rich l'ylski signed with :putting it behind me und oct· New Englund. but the Steclers · f< ·h1 11 huve Oliver Ross, who sturtcd DENVER (AP) - Jann John und Juna were espettng u ons wtt 11e seuson. the second hnif of the season. Eiwuy-Sever. twin sister of clnllJ close us toddlers. It ccrttunly wus n contrust in "Even us little kids, I cnn emotions for the Stcelers' two und · first -round . dmft pick former Denver . Broncos quarterback John Elway, hns . remember John cruwling on .Smith starters on the tirst duy Kendall Simmons to replucc died after a bnttlo with can· the floor by himself and ·of cum~: us Murvel Smith wus hitN~w. Jerome Bettis suid, the ·cer. lookin8 around to see where ·upologtzing. defensi vc end Auroh Smith wus celebruting Steclers need only to get buck Elwlly·Sevcr died 'Jiaosday Jnnn wns und cruwlh1i rlilit 'his $24 million. five-ycur con· the sense of ur~ency thnt truns- ut Stunford Hospital in over to her," Juck Elwny suid · formed truct ex tenston. . d .them h 1Irom..,.n tcum f' 1thul Stunford. Calif. She wus 42. in un Interview years ugo. But ufter one of the busiest mtsse t. e p uyo,.s .or 11ree It wus the second deuth In "And then the two of them und, certainly, the most cxpen- cons~cuttve seusons tnt? <?ne the fumlly in IS months. would sturtjubberlng ut each .sive offseason in teum history, seemmgly cupuble of wmmng Jack Elwuy,tho twins' futher. other in tlun speclul lun· with Aaron Smith Alun u Super Bowl. died April 15,2001, of un guugetwinshnve." · Funecu, Joey Porter: Jnson ."We kn~w ~e ~~ve the upparent heurt uttuck. The fumlly ul~ll lived in Gildon, Tommy Muddox und . ~tcccs, thut.s cvtdcnt . .he sm~ . The newR cume ubout u Missoultt, Mont., und · Amos Zcreouc umong those 'The ~ucstton go111g mto tins month after Janet and John Pullmnn. Wush., before set· :locked Into new contructs, the cnmp t,~ wheth~r we cnn create f.ilwuy acknowledged they tling in southern Culifpmiu :money may have run out. the sumc chemtstry: cun every- were sepurullng. . while Juck pursued .various Director of football operu- . body pluy at the sumc level we "John. In rhe the stundnrd coitching jobs. 'tions Kevin Colbert su'id there pluycd ut lust yeur. · of ltumanlty on earth - he's The twins attended are ~o ongoing cont~uct ncgo- "In this. business. ,thu!'s the hud u tough couple of years," Stun ford, where she played tiations with sufcty Lee hurdcst tlu~g. to clo.·l h'!! s why Broncos spokesman Jim tennis. She Inter became a Flowers and left tackle Wayne th1s CII!Y'P,ts ~t;nporrunt. . Succomu.no snid. teaching pro und ulso wus u Gandy, whose contnicts end Bcttts IIISt~ted thn.t h~ 1s. 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Louie ' • . ... .•• . so FloriOa . was urmeccssurr," he suid. DeJean, 0-4 for u team that's 35-67 und headed to its lOth strnight losing season, upolo~ized. "If he felt hke I was l?,ing to show him up, then I'm sorry,' he said. "I was ju~t upset because I wimted to stuy in. He was upset and I wus upset." DeJean came in to sturt the ninth with a 12·71eud und gave up three hits while getting only one out. After the urgument, Luis Vizcaino relieved unO escaped further trouble. Sexson went 4-for-4 und drove in four runs. He hit his 22nd homer und tied his career high for hits us the Brewers stopped their longest skid of the season. AleK Sanchez also mulched u career best with four hits for Milwaukee. Berkman had four hits, tying his career best. He hit his 31st home run, matching Summy Sosu for the NL lead. Eurlier, there was un unimutcd argument at Houston involving the Astros. Catcher Brad Ausmus was ejected by plate umpire Mutt Hollowell when he protested after Murk Lorcttu wus called safe on a cloic pluy. Nt-L..... IMt w L Pol. ee :18 .8C7 .sts lit AIW\Ia Lima (2-4), buck in the rotation following this week's trnde of Briun Moehler to Cincinnati, allowed singles to Neifi Perez in the third and fifth innings. Lima, who struck out five and walked one, hudpitched only 191·3 innings sinceApril21, making just two storts in that SPilll. RETRIBUTION - Chicago's Frank Thomas gets hit by a pitch thrown by Minnesota. startlna pitcher Kyle Lohse In the el&hth Inning at Comiskey Perk In Chicago on Wednes~ey. Thomas , ANGELS S, ATHLETI!'S 1 . Aaron Sele puched seven strong mnings and Orlando · scored the only White Sox run on a·home run In the sixth lnnlna (AP) Palmetro h1t a three-run double to lead the Angels at home. · ev THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaiukee manager Jerry Royster and reliever Mike DeJean stood on the mound screaming ut each other, nose to nose. In another lost season for the Brewers: even wins do not come easily. . . The team with the worst record in the NL bent Houston 12-8 Wednesday night to break 11 nine-game losing streak, but not before un embarrassing scene in the ninth inning. · After Lance Berkman singled to load the bases with one out, Royster went to pull DeJenn. DeJean. and Royster begun jawing, and it quickly escalated into 11 heated argument. DeJean eventually walked off, with Royster following for a few steps to shout some pwting words. "Things were happening out there that were pretty emotional," Royster said. "Our guys haven't been taking losing lying down. You could feel it in the clubhouse before tile game and you could feel it on the fieia. It's been tough on a lot of guys." · · "He wanted to stay in the j!Ume. I don't have any problem With him being mud at being taken out, but we don't need to do that on the field. It AROUND THE DIAMOND Kenny Rogers used his luiest stwt to muke o pitch tllr u possible deultt) a team with bener post eason potentiul. Rogers threw eight sharp innings Wednesd1J.1 night in his lit'S! outin~ . ince turning down atrnde to the Cinctnnati Reds, leading the Texas Rllllgers over the Seattle Mnriners 4-J, "It occurred to me tonight, yesterday und the lust couple of duys," he said. ''They're u pluyofl'-culiber telllll. Lust yeur they ,showed how good they cun be. You go out and pitch welluguinst .them und it opens eyes." The Mariners have showed interest in Rogers, who is 2-0 with un 1.50 ERA in his four stlllts nguinst Scuttle this se!tson. hut they ure unwilling to increase their payroll over S90 million und Texas is refusing to take on uny pwt of Rogers' sulury in u dcul. Rogers (11 -5) suid ''I'm not trying to hurt anybody here .(Texus) in whut they miaht be trying to tu:complish," but l~c cited :fumily issues when he mvoked his no-trude duuse eurher thts w..-ck. preventing u tntde with the Reds thut would huvc sent tht\.'C minor leaguers to the Rllhgers. Rogers beat the Mariners 9-0 with uti ve-hitter on Apri I 19. On Wcdnesduy, he ullowcd three runs - two eurned - und seven hits. · "He knows how to pitch period," Mnriners mtmu~er Lnu. :Piniellu suld. "He's been lll'Ound for along iime. Thut's on~ ot ·rhe reusons u lot of clubs huve been watching Kenny to s~-c if he cun udd to their starting mix." Fronk Cutlllanotto, hitting .179 in his previous 15 11umes, homered on the second pitch of the game off Freddy Gurctu (II · 7) und hod u two-run single In the fifth. It was the third straight poor outing for Garcia since the AllStar game. He gave up four runs on six hits, four wulks und three wild pitches In 6 1-3 innings. In his last three storts he is 0-2 with a8.64 ERA. • TwiNS 8, WHITE SOX 1 In Chicngo, David Ortiz hit a three-run homer and Torii Hunter hud three hits us Minnesota won for the ninth time in II games. . BLUE JAYS 5, ORIOLES 2 Chris Carpenter won his founh straight decision und Curios Delgado hit the first of three straight RBI singles in the eighth inning as Toronto beat host Baltimore for its lOth win in 12 games. DEVIL RAYS II, RED Sox S In Boston, Andy Sheets hit a three-run home run to highlight u six-run second inning, and Tampa Bay's bullpen did not allow a run over six innings. · TIGERS 3, ROYALS 0 In Detroit, Jose Lima won for the first time since April 16, allowing two hits in seven innings to lend the Tigers over Kansas I)IAMONUBACKS 7, . Rt>CKms 1 Miguel Butistu pitch~d his first complcte game si nee · 1999, stopping Colqrudo on three hits ut Bunk One B·allpurk. David Dellucci homered and hit an RBI triple us Arizona completed a three-game sweep . Tony Womack, pressed for pluying time since Matt Williams returned, hud a triple, double und single. · II RAVES 10, M<~.RI.INS 0 Dumiun Moss and Albie Lopez combined nn u one-hitter us Atluntu brce7.cd on the mud. Derrek Lee got Floridu's only hit, grounding .a single ·pust third baseman Vinny Costilla to open the lif'th inning. Moss pitched seven innings und also doubled for his'cur.eei cxtra- ba.~e hit. Wes Helms drove in three runs with a career-high four hits. Henry Blanco's three-run homer cupped a six-run first inning. J>nii.I.II:S 4, Cuos 2 Brett Myers mudc a sensational major lca~uc debut, pitching two-hit bull for et$ht i1111i11gs us Philudclphiu . won ut Wnglcy Field. Sammy Sosa hit his 31st homer in the Chicago ninth off Jose Mesa. GIANTS 6, CARDINALS 4 Kirk Rueter shut out St. Louis into the eighth inning and San Francisco won at Pacific Bell Purk. Rich Auriliu homered as the Giants ended a three-game winning streak by the NL Central leaders. EXPOS 2, METS 1 Right fielder Vladimir Guerrero threw out Roberto Alomur at the plate in the seventh inning and Montreal ended a five-game losing streak. . · With i(ljured All-Star second baseman Jose Vidro and slumping Cliff Floyd out of the lineup, the Expos avoided fulling three games under .500 for the first time this season. Brad Wilkerson hit a two-run homer in the fifth. Alomur tried to score the tying run from second on pinch-hitter John Valentin's single, but wound up us Guerrero's\ 12th assist. PADKI!S 8, DODGERS 0 Phil Nevin, Ron Oant and Murk Kotsay homered and Sun Diego sent Los Angeles to its fifth straight series defeat since the AII·Stur break. . 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Mueller suid the number of "direct" injury-related footbull deaths has gencrall y held level in recent yeurs. Forty players died of "direct" caus· ·es from 1995 to 20(ll: 50 died in the 1990s overall, In the 1980s, 71 "direct" deaths occurred. Seven of the ei$ht players who died from mjuries in 200 f played for high school teams, and one was in a Pop Warner league. Six of those deaths resulted from brain injuries, one from a fractured .neck. and the other from a '1'\lptured spleen. Injury-related deaths have dropped considerably since rule chan$cs, adopted in 1976, prohtbited use of the heud as a first point of con. tact while blocking und tackling. · From 1976-2001, 162 play· ' •ers died from injuries; .During 1966-75, 213 players died. Mueller said team officials should keep close track of the temperature, and sc~edule regular water and coohng-off breaks during hot weather. He also suggested shorter practices and non-contact drills without helmets, as well as holding practices at cooler times of day. At Florida, where this season's conditioning seuions have alreudy be~un, flyers . showing the wammg signs of heatstroke were posted in each player's lo_cker as well .,, The Pimtos nrc stuck In us around the locker room, l'oLirth plncc in th~ ·c~ntrul. team spokesmun Zack Higbee stud. · going nowhere bccuusc their Gutors strength und condisturtct·s urcn't gning very from PlpB1 tioning coordlnutor Rob long. They're ulso sturting Gluss said ull of Florida's to second -g uess munuger live innings. He could huve new athletes, not just football Lloyd McClendon's liberul gone longer, but the Reds pluyers, meet· with the will limit him to ubout 90 tlse or the intcnlionul wulk. school's · nutritionist to dis·· He mdct·cd Ken Griffey pilches to protect his shoulcuss how euch ulh lete rcncts Jr. inlcntionully ·. wulked ·dcr. to heat. The Reqs got Moehler twice Tucsduy night. unci "We spend u lot of time from the Tigers for three Austin Keurns followed with them one on one. trying minor leulluers after Texus wilh n puir of run-scoring to educate them," Glnss said. starter Kenny Roge~s turned hits in the Reds' 7-2 win. . Before Autin's death, the Oil Wednesday, · them down by blocking u footbull team was already McClendon hud . Bcimel trade. They also got ri,!!ht· holding its voluntary workintcntionully wulk two but· hundcr Ryan Dcmr.ster from outs curly in the day. The Florida on July I , but he's tcrs to load the buses in the start time was moved up ~one 0-3 with u 12.00 ERA third . After Bcimcl com· gradually to mulch the hour plied nnd wulked Brudy of regular practices that start · m three starts for them. If Dempster cun set him- Clark - a . 196 hitter in August, acclimatizing self straight, the second- Walker hit the grund slum . players to the weather. , McClendon bristled when place Reds think they cun Officials with the Indiana challenge St. Louis for the asked whether he'll be less . High School Athletic NL Central title. It didn't inclined to Issue Intentional Association are urging take Moehler long to get wulks - the Pirates have coaches to pay special attencaught ilp in the notion of u given out the most in the tion to heut-reluted problems NL. pennant race: during preseason ·condition.• '' You think I'm going to "It's like winning the lot· in~: Health and safety datu be shuken because r made u tery, I guessl.ou could suy," bemg sent , !O s~hools Moehler sal . "You go from move that didn't work?'' includes extra matenal on the bottom to the top. I'm McClendon said . "I'm how to measure heat and glad to be here. It's 11 differ· goin~ to do whur r think Is humidity. · . ent atmosphere." · best. "Hopefully, we can . increase the awareness and the attention given to outdoor hlw,trd.., Movill!', .111d l<igging, 1111 ., conditions at practices and lt.t'• l>t 't'tt 'onlr.H ll·d lo movt• gt'llt'r,tloro,, contests," IHSAA assistant commissioner Robby Cox ltlli>itwo,, .111d lr.lll'>fontlt'l''> i11lo llw said Wednesday. The annual survey of foot· l{oilill)', llill·, l'~>wt•t l'l.titl in Wil(,,•o.,villt •. bull deaths, started at Yale l<11 .ool ·, will I,.. ·, ho:t down .olung lh•· lullo w lll )', University in 1931. looks at wnlo· !111 ilw olon.tli1111 ol I ', Hio IIIIIVI' . w,. will I••· amateur and professional football pl,ayers across the ·. t.olllll )', .tllloo · w.• lo'rlllll ( "·'' il'lllllll.ll 1111 nation. It is based .on new~ ll wy ·; :'>... \Vo • \~IIII'III<O't'olio llwy. l'.'i )', lllll ); reports and on data from the NCAA and the National ~-., .. ,, tlo:1111 ~·. lo Ho:tl.>nd 111111 Wdl"· ' v:llo ·. At Federation of State High Wdl.o "," ""'· "''w ill I>• · t.Jiqn g llwy ihll I\J o1tlo School Associations. to 11o .. l'm11 ·1 l'l.tnl. Wo· woo:ld ·'l'lllo' ol.o!P yoo: t 011 the Net: p.o ill'll< I' .ond ""'l"' l,tllon . NCCSI reports: lzttp:llwww.unc. ed~/dept.IIIIC Mov1· d,llt': July 2 1) & .10 C'OLl MBUS, (:11111' IAPI · D;ll1h.' \\ ,t,htngll>n ,,.,,h>tl lh<' le.,'t>nu h~.tll and f\l<>l..tc gl'<tll..t'\'1'<'1 ll•n 1\n,, h regi1tered l111 ll'l'\llld l'a~r lhUI!IUI l>o.>th tl):•llll\1 I) ( United "' tilt- <.\>htmhu' Crt''' t\'l:t>r•l•'ll ~ I II 111'1\ll ' Wednl''dny m~ h l. Wushingtol\ he«t t~k Rtmuml•' nt•tu th1.· il'"'lll<"t "tth " low 1hot from thl' nghl M<le ot thr l><.l\ on the . !mlnHnult' Brum \Wst 1111d Brum Mtll>~liiiii'UI<: ""'''""' ••n th<' h•t wurd\ s1.\lh gnul of the sen,nn. Wu,htngll•n lui "P'"' "tlh u ht•udcr tl>ur mtnule' curlier. Cnlumhus (7 -~-4 l " 2-0~ I tnrt1 hl'l thrt•t··)Hilllt''· hut 111111 fl>r the first time ttl it~ lust lhur nl ti1•11w Bus1·h mntlc !liK snves, indudutg 1>nc ''" R11'h11· Wtlh11111• ' sh,•t from II! vnrds ntttrkt•d t'or the to>[' lett ,.,,Ill,~ tn th<' 26th minute. Th r~ of ht> four 11 111' lui\ c bo:'t'll .ogutil't ll ( · (6· 10-2). Un ited hu' only u lie 111 t't!,lht roml gulllt'' 1111' 11\ll '' rom! rt:('ord 111 the lettgue - tht' '~"''"'""d it'" tll 11, lust til· ~ !,lllllles ov~rull. .D.C. htl\ll't •\lUll l>ll the 1\>.nl 111 more thun n )'l'llr. · . u nited Jllnyed II ithuul •tnrtt'fS Mun;\l Hrht' It'll)' II oliO Ml, Kinley. Snmino Qtmrnnm. mul Edllk I'~>P<' l><:~:m•'~' 111 injury or ' uspent inn. Fnm urd Jutme· l\h>l't'llll l••lt 1n tlw 6:\rd minut1' 11 ith n \)tll kd lmmstri.ll!l· It's tht• 11rst time ''" Crew hus bcutt• u D.C. thtt't' tma·, 111 one scnson. Tht• Wushin!IH>n· huscd t:luh Ill' I\'<' lm' 1k'kuto:d the Crew in u cunfert•ncc t'inul. e~rly 111 ''''ill L.- -----------------__.1 Armstrong faces little challenge as victory nears .. LA PLAGN E, Fntnce (APl - Llltll't' Arm'll\'1111 " ndmg so fhtwlcssly thut hi~ rivals r<~w pmctknlly nn thrt'nl 111 hi' hid for unulmi1st \'ertllin tl>mth strui)lht vi~ t nry· t11 lht' 1\lur dt• Frunce. He uguin proved 11 f(>tw in the AI\" wht•n h~ ti nt,ht•d 17 seconds nhcml nf hi' doseM chnl t'll!.l<'l'. Si'lll n\ J' "''bn Beluki. The Texun 's twt•rnll leHtl grt•w fh >m -1 . lllt111ll t''· ll Se\.'tmds Ill 5:06. Ho: wus l'nngrutulllt~l lw Pnm;t• All'<' It ul Monuco nf)er Wt•dncsduy's smge. . Armstrong cnnwd eight bonus second' hy ti1mhuog thu d Ill the lt.th stngc, ll lll ·mile ride lh >m Lcs lk u\ ·Aip•:' It' l.u t•lugne. He 11' 11' I:25 behind stugc winner t\lidHot•l ll'" '):<'fd ''' the Netherhmds nnd hud the sumc tim\: us nttuwr-up l'nrh" Snstre of Sjlltitt The t1nnl mountnin stngc is Thurstfny. 111th At·m, tl'l>tt): ul"' expected to ext~ncl his lend in Suturdny\ indi v iduullin ~t• I nul Burring illn~ss or it\lury. he is in ~ommmulin11 l"''ilit>n II > keep the lender's yellnw jersey until Sundny's nm, h 111 l'um . Still. Armstron)! knows he ~ould. not re lit,~ l't>r Thtn'>dny \ X8-mile ride from 1\ime to Cluses in thli Alps. "It 's the sumc stuge u.~ two yeuN ,npo wlwn I nod t·d nt Joux-Piune," he suid. · At tlmt time, Anl1Strong wus t ~stcd 1111 the ' lii!l<' l'l\>111 Courehevel to Morzine, culling it "the himlt•st dn y nf Ill) Itit• on n bike." . . He tired while pushinll up the Col de Jnux· Pituw [l!l" 111 tlw f1nnl moumuln stugo in 2000. He fini s h~d tlw leg t\u· hduml rivul Jun Ullrkh nf Germany und lost neul'ly two minute' nil hls ovemll lend. • In this yem's Tour. Beloki tried t'C Jlllutcdly 11• ' urpriw Armstrong in the mountuins. Euoh time he wus ~u ult hl . 111111 · otien muted. But lleloki is not ulone. Oth~·t·s huw tncd. nntl fitiled, 111 topple Armstn>njj during the tluw-week I'll~<' . In the lirst hull' of the Tour. Beltlkl's Once t~·umn11tl1' 11nil countrymun lgt>r Gnn:r.nle:r. Guldeunn UJlllt.'un:d tlw lilll' l " 'ri · ous rivnl. lie wore the yellow Jersey ror seven t.'nn,WIIIII'C slltjlC~. thnnks lnrgcly 111 Once's winning llt.'ri\trnun l~<' in till' tcum time trinl. Suddenly, the Spuniunl wus the tulk or !ht• '!bur. ""'· II' Armstrong predicted. the threut qui~kl y fndcl.l. "I never feel sufc, hull wonder sometime' wh~I'C sn~ h l'llll· lidcnce comes frnm.• when there hus l~ c n no JW~c d~n t ," Armstrong suid. Bengals.· First · C.ll . from Pip 11 - fewer Interceptions . AI some JlOint. Frerolle is like· ly to be No. I. "He will be behind, but that doesn't meun it will prohibit him frm~ being th~ stllrter on opemna duy. Brutkowski suld. The rest of the offense is sot. Michael Westbrook tnkes over for Durnay Scott ns the lead receiver. und two Inexperienced ti&ht ends are tuklnll over for Tony McGee Seun Brewer, who spent hili rookie sonson lnj urcd, und thlrd· round pick · Mutt Schobel. The approach won't change. Corey Dillon will run the b11ll n lot, and the Drago~ qunrterbuck will ht> l'l>liiH· ed on tn c nmpl ~· t c j n.•t enough pusses to mu~ L' it Wlll'k . "It needs l!l he suh•tnn· 1iully better," Brntkows kl suid. "I think it cun he gt>ntl e nou ~ h tn win I0 or II' gumes und get tts intu the plnyof'f's. " The kickers ul so wi ll jiCt u lot of utt ent lun ut Geor~otown . Fourlh·rnund pick Truvl s Dursch wiiJ )l('l u chance tu tukl! the joh from cmbulll cd Ne il Rnckers, who is onl y :!CJ· of-49 on field gnul.~ in his tWO \C II801l S. The dcfcnNe returns cu entlally intuct. 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Plaques were awarded to age division champs and runners-up of ~asonal play. Everyone present also won prizes for the fun day roundup, had lunch and enjoyed refreshing swim in tile HVCC Pool. Roundup low net winner was Jeffrcy Roush who fired his best of the year, and wound up with a 4-under 31. Follow Pine Hills player Patrick Johnson won second at 34, while Erin Dunn and Josh Venoy tied for third al 35 each, just ahead of Chris McCoy and Jake Venoy with 36, Evan Dunn of HVCC and Craig lagers of Cliffside each netted 37, as did . Oun'Ct Burdeue in a three-way tie, one stroke ahead of Seth Perry and Andy Stepp. AI 39 came Randall Shan'CI and Shawn Thompson, while Torrey Wolfe had 40 Will Garrison and Bryan Harris netted 41 with Mike Lavendur, Bodie Green. Jon Staten and Alex Hawley righl behind. Lowest uctua I gross score of Ihe day was a 41 by Jake Benoy, two strokes bet· lcr than Josh Benoy at 43, while Jeffrey Roush and Patrick Johnson had 44 each, just one stroke ahead of Bryan Harris and Randall Sharret. Age division winners during regular season play at 'the four local courses list· cd players from all local areas. In the premier 15·17 brack'et, Randall Shan'Ct o( Gallia won the firsl place championship, Jeremy Hunks from Pine Hills won second and third place went to Jon Staten of Wellston. The 13-14 ·age champion was Mike Lavendor of Pine Hills, while Evan Dunn from HVCC and .Jake Veney of Meigs tied for runner-up honors. Bryan Harris of HVCC and Meigs made it a clean sweep with four wins to pile up the highest point total of year while winning the 11-12 age group crown. Will Garrison ofHVCC won the runner-up award, while Meigs Seth Perry und Garrell Burdeue tied for third place. ' · · . In the exciting 10-and-under division, Jeffrey Roush of Pine Hills won the crown on the final day of competition. Roush edged Torrey Wolfe of Ravel]swood by two strokes in that final round. Wolfe won overall second place and Steven Theiss of Cliffside fimshed third. Erin Dunn, Katlyn Hipes, and Alea Hipes were the top three in the girls divi· sion. It was another learning golf season for the young linksters. Approximately 50 young golfers 1,'3rticipated in shot·mak· mg and exciung competition. while many adults loyally altended to assist and enjoy. Deeist appreciation was expressed by al to the four local courses of Riverside, Cliffside, Pine Hills and Hidden Valley for making the tour possible, to Fruth Pharmacies for providing weekly coveted trophies, and to all others who helped make it another enjoy· able youth golf season. All players and winners were congratulated for their efforts and urged to look forward to more of the same in 2003. Drew Bledsoe brings excitement to Bills camp PlTISFORD, N.Y. (AP)·When he showed up for train, ing camp Wednesday, Drew Bledsoe drove right past the entrance to the players lot and had to tum his car around. It was a rookie mistake for , the Bills' new quarterback, ·who reported to begin his first camp with Buffalo after nine seasons in New England. "It's a ~iule bit like being a rookie again." Bledsoe said. . "But it's like being a rookie . with a lot of experience and knowledge. I'm fired up about lt.'' Bilis' quarterbacks; rookies and selected veterans rep{Jrted in preparation to open camp on Thursday, three days · before the start of full-squad practices at St. John Fisher College in suburban Rochester. Since bei'ng acquired fn a trade last April, Bledsoe hus fired up the region's football· mud fans, us well as his teammates . "There's a high · energy around here, you can just feel it by being here," second-year defen5lve lineman Tyrone Robertsoh said. "You've got Drew Bledsoe, and just on both sides of the bull everything's looking better, .. , All my friends buck home asked me how we're going to do. And l said, 'Hey, the sky's the limit. '" Bledsoe is but one of many key add it iohs lo what had been u banged-up and row Bills' lineup last year. Buffalo also signed n number of vctcr- GOOD SPORT - Buffalo ,quarterback Drew Bledsoe signs a miniature Bills helmet for a walt· lng fan after he missed the entrance to the parking lot and had to turn around to report for training camp at St. John Flsh~r College In Pittsford, N.Y. on Wednesday. (AP) an free age,nts, including a lot of help ... Hopefully, we offensive lineman Trey .can learn to be a team in· this Teague, linebackers London camp and move on." Fletcher and Eddie Robinson, The Bills also bolstered safel~ Billy Jenkins .and kick· their line in the draft, selecting er M1ke Hollis. . . hulking offensive tackle Mike "I think from the <op. from Williams No.4 overall. Mr. Wilson all the way down . Williams remains unsigned, to the rookies, I think there is as· do receiver .Josh Reed and an excitement here," nine-year defensive lineman ·Ryan player Jerry Ostroski said, Denney, both second· referring 10 team owner Ralph rounders. Wilson. "How can there not Bledsoe. a three-time Pro be? We feel bad enough about Bowl selection who ranks putting a product like that on 20th among the NFL's all-time the field last year. But now leading. passers, nipresents the that we've gone out and gotten centerpiece of the off-season ·rebuild in~ program. The B1lls marketing staff has gone all out. On the cover of the Bills media guide this season is a picture of Bledsoe running onto the field as smoke billows behind him. Inside, Bledsoe's biography and statistics span 16 pages. "It's exciting.'' Bledsoe said. "And I know that this area gets very excited about their football, and it's fun to be a part of.'' said .Bledsoe. "Now we've got to go win games. That's the bottom line." revenue sharing plans , NEW YORK (AP) - ~evenue sharing wa> the chtd topic as baseball players and owners resumed labor talks Wednesday. and the sides agreed they were abo'll~ lion apan annually. Revenue sharing is or;~e of the two key issues in the talk s, along with management's desire for a luxury tax on htgh payroll clubs that would slow. salary growth. "II was positive. There were some ideas thai were thrown out.'' union lawyer Michael Weiner said. "We' II continoe discussions." Additional bargaining sessions are scheduled for Thursday and Friday .. Players are fearful that owners will uni\alerally change work rules after the postseason or lock them oul, so they are considering striking in August or September. II would be baseball's ninth work stoppage since 1972. Deferred compensalion and the rights of injured players also were discussed at Wednesday's two-hour session, the first meeting since last Friday. Three players anendcd the . meeting - Montreal 's Brian Schneider and Dan .Smith. and the New York Mets' AI Leiter- along with Ba\1imore owner Peter Angelos and Chicago Cubs chief e .~ecutive officer Andy MacPhail. Union head Donald Fehr was in Houston 10 meet with the Milwaukee Brewers. "I think he is cautiously oplimistic," Brewers infielder Mark Loretta said. "People compare this with the 1994 talks, but he feels this is a different setting. The rhe'toric isn't nearly as strong. Of course, things can change very quickly." Management 's top negotiator, chief operating officer Bob DuPuy. also was traveling. "From my view, il was a productive discussion on all three topics," management negotiator Rob Manfred said . Players and owners disagree on both 1he amount and structure of revenue sharing. Owners want IO increase Ihe percentage of shared local revenue from ~0 percent tO 50 . percent, and they wanl a "straight,pool" system. which would favor clubs with payrolls closer to the average of the 30 teams. The current "split-pool" system is more favorable to teams with the highest and lowest revenue . Last year. about.$167 million was transferred in re venue sharing. Management's current proposal, if it had l>een in place, would have transferred about $298 million last year while the union's plan would have moved approximately $228 million . Thus far, the sides have spent little time discussing management's desire for a 50 percent luxury tax on the ponions of payrolls above $98 million. The union is against a tax. although ttle previous agreement- which expired Nov. 7 -contained one for the 1997, 1998 and 1999 seasons. Management said it was' ineffective, bul players say il kept the payrolls of the highest-spen'ding teams .- such as the New York Yankees- closer to those of the other clubs Deferred compensation has become an issue because the'· commissioner's office thinks clubs have gotten into too much debt. Currently, teams are required to fund deferred payments they owe within 3-4 years of the season in which the pia yer earns the money. Management's proposal would require teams lo lund deferred compensation by the end of the season in which it . is earned. The union is worried ihat ;.vould decrease the attractiveness of deferred compensation for clubs. Teams also want to be able to require injured players to undergo rehabilitation at spring training sites. That proposal stems from Carlos Beltran's failure to follow the Kansas City Royals' order for him to go to Haines City. Fla .. during the 2000 season. Kansas City originally suspended Beltran and stopped paying his salary, then gave him the money after the play· ·ers' association filed a grievance and a default notice on hi s behalf. While there were h~arings, the grievance was never submilled to an arbitrator for determination. Dave or · Betsy · 992·2155 .. t•ui•ntiK•t'lHM tlriVUI' 1\Htly l(irby blltl CI'I!Wit\811 111\t'I'Y l'bldwcll, Klt•hy WR• killed l1111 tnolot~V· cle uecltluttt July 111111 Wltllu HUUI<!, 't\mn.. · whllol'niiiWull, ullli! uhnuyur fur lim No,43 em~ hiMI II hiiiiiUWith CIIIIC<r ,July II , . Rudd suggests he stick with Yates lly llltJK MIN'rEII . 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AERATION MOTORS t997 Sunl"'· ~K. 146915, RopolJed, Now l Robulh In 1994 S...no Z·2tl, $11195, NOTICI!: Ia h•roby S1001t Co~ Ron Evene, I· 16 others In 110Ck COOK given thol on 800-&57·9826 . MOTO~I (7~0)046 ·0103 Saturdly, July 27, 200Q Chevy Cavtllar, :1002, 11 10:00 a.m., a Mower· Tlroa, Corllalt, 27 ,8eQml. Mtlllllc Sliver. public till will bo hold 20•tO.QO.t Now, $50, llaot· Sunrool, CD, Aulo , Havt Starerah, II', :I02co- Inch. Stereo Svllom. Qpllollll 11 211 Wilt Second Stroot, Pom.,oy, Ohio. Cuol Axel -.S7:0:5007'-:(7_40::.14'-4;.:6..; ·43.:;7c:~-Mtrcrulatr· In the p~tklng lol ol Shortllnt with $1,000. (140)378-~tl1 2002 Carntro, Very tow The Ftrmera lltnk tnd -· mites. 1Q92 Ch...,... Lumina Sovlnga comp1ny. BUIUJIN(l (740)245·8017 The Formtra lonk ond SuftlutoS t4 Corwltt Coupt~, white S•vlnga Comp1ny It ~ • with Jed leo!,.,,, glau tOjl, aolllng lor c11h In loodO<I, COl caaotllo radio. htnd or ctrtllltd • Blool<, b•lok, ltwtr· p!pea, S1MOO 080. (740)682· ch1ck the lollowlng wlndowo. llnltla, tic. Cloude 7512 · ;· Wlnltra, Rio Grande , OH ~':-,.,--,---- colleltrll: ' Co11740-245·5121 . ll8 Codllloc Co'-lrt, Sun· 1 til Y1m1h1 rool, Loaded, 8 CO Olac YFI.t400FKGR.X4JYU -,._ L'' Chongor, excallonl Condl· F'OIIiiii'IJ.o\iiiMiii"'..,_,.l.1 tlon $11.500. (740)448· SHW01WAOI5823 ........ 1t t I Ytmlhl 9278 ; ~ YFII2SFKQRb4JY44K 3 Malt Aol Terrill Puppleo. Mo =t"o,' .2-6~M-F-1-&-com - p - .-ou -1 DW02WA114881. .:. 7 WMtta Ofd, Tall ~l(f<l, ol 85 Flrebtrd, $300: 8!5 1181 Ford E150 .. FIJ'tt Sholl, StOO each, Ford Truclrl 351 motor to~ · ' (740)245·5597 IJII. 42' S~po• SwamP.ra, l!conollnt Convtrllon ~ $6,000; 95 Poi&JII 780 SLT Von AKC Colllt pupploa, 2 W•vt Runner, $2.500; Vol· 1FDEE14Y8KHA41033 malto, l>ookllonlwhllo, nor· to High Bey top lOt e4 JHP The Ftrmera Blnk _L mal ~·· 'It\ checktd, Wrangler VJ, $1 . ~00, tnd Sovlnga $350 tiOh; AKC Shel\le (740)W -0338 Company, Pomeroy, : puppltt. m/f, aablol\rla, vet ~"-:---.:.:.:...--:-­ , olltci<ed, 111011, $350 OMh, ROM! AUTO BALli, 8287 Ohio, rtaervel lht •· AKC Pomtranlans pupptea, SA 7, Proctorvlllt. Ohio. right to bid 11 thlt •·• 2 mal11, orange/1able, 2001 Tundra, I Owner. nil, and to wlthdrow ..( S350each: (740)81l8·1085 518.500. 1991 Toyolt Cam· the ibove collateral • ty, 1 Owntr, Sa885, 1897 prior to tale. Further, •' AIITIOII Ntw Chain Link Dog Noon, $3880. 1993 Sun· Tht Ftrmora lenk and ~ Kennel, 10x10•8. $150. 2 danda, $998. 19g1 S· IO, • Adult AKC 51. 8ornordo, $2500. 1992 Exltndo!l Cob Stvlngt comp1ny , SIOO ttot\ 080: 1740)388· S·IO, 4•4. 1 Owner, Low reo~rvee the rlghl lo Cove-~ Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like rr,u.,, .... NoOne .i Else Can! C&lll.i CDv.nly, OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE · :j l\egi~ter To Place ~ 'C!Crtbune Sentinel Your Ad, (740)· 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-'1333 Call TOday... 446-3008 · 992·2157 675-5234 or Fax To or Fax To Oear.ltirM Plso!ay Ads Items DT~ r YARD SAU:• I~ IMEROY/M IIMli .E ; Moonlight EscortS, Full · service male and temate es· 'corts and dancers Prompt ~and Professional and Confidential. We also do B1rth· day, Private and ·eachelor Partie!. . 6pm· 6am (740)368·1799 5·Polnts Area by New H1gh· way Garage! baby t1ems. d r tabla. twin beds, dishes. books, doors. clothes, toys and miscellaneouS. 07· 26/27128 -------Clothes. Shoes All Sizes Now And Used Trinkets, Shel\les. Odds and Ends. Durst Ridge 07/27102· 06103102 . Why watt? Start meeting : Qh 1o s1ngles tonight, call toll nt"""":'t""~t""--, ,free 1·800-766·2623 exl IU70 VAROSAI.J:, 1621 ~-,;t>.;r.,.iol'lii.~ili!\liSAil.iii"lir_.J m:;~-----...., ~ •'L ' ANN<H INll:AIENTS · Garage Sale July 26 & 27 name brand clothes, boolls, mise 290t Brook Dr. PL Pl. . C·l Beer Carry Out permit "-8-iiSI"""~-----, tor sRie. Chester Township, lit Auen(lN AND Moigs County, sond letters : ol mterest lo. The Daily •-•F)ii.tii:Atitiii!Yitii~tiiKtiiKtiil·ii :l• ' ,.1 . Sentinel, PO BoiC 729·20. • :: Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Auction 8..,8ry Frida~ 6:30, A The Trustees Of The laurel nw"I~ 8• Fl eam ar ke1· 333 Clilt Free Methodist Church Moe anlc St ., Pomeroy, will accept sealed b1ds !or Ohio. lor info ca 11 .1740 )992 " the construction ot a 12 by 9734 16 loot addition 10 the WAN'n:o church which will Include 2 '1'0 lluv handicap accessible. rest- "---~~ioio--.:' rooms ana a storage closet Complete spocllicatlons may bo obtalned at tho horne ol Trustee Gerald Pullins by calling (740)992· 6522. Deadline tor all bids Is August 12,2002. The trustees reserve the right to accept bids to or reJect ~tny or all ~1"""-----..., LOS'I'r\NI) F()l lNIJ ·-------' ' FOUND·In Kanauga area · 7/19 Large brown Iomala resamble!l a pit bull. "iii~:=::.::::::::~-..., 1:1: VAKD SALE :::;::;:::~ ~ ,• YARI) S"•l•' ·' GAI.J.II'OLL"i ~--iliiiiiiiiliiiiio.-J -, lsi ol Road· House aryone tho Season, Kriner Yellow 2 Story Som91hing ·for Ev· Friday & Saturday. Fnday·Saturday, 6.ooam4:00pm . 25' Summerwood Or (oil Jackson Pike). Childrons Clothing. Toys, Home Decor. Baby Furniture and mo:.r:.•·: ......,.,.,--,--:Garage Sale- 127 Hiii;Ja Drive, Saturday July 27tl'1, 8:00am·?. Household l!ems. Clothes. Infant to Adult , Toys. Books. Much More. Garage Sale. Friday July 26th, Saturday Juty 27th. 9:00-5:00. Rain or Shine. 7943 SA 7 N, Cheshire, In Alley Collectibles, House- ~fc~~~te~:·bl~~oth~~r:~~~: Garage Items, Igloo Dog J-toute. --....,- --::-:::-..,. Garage, Basement, 7 Faml· ly Jenny Lynn Bedt, Loull l'Amour Books, Furniture, Harley Gear, Hot Dogs. Raccoon Ad , t mile oil 218. Friday & Saturday, 8:00·? July 25!h, July 26th. 3893 Georgtt Crt.ek Ad., tl4 miles oil Bul11vllle Pike. July 2eth and 27th. 9:00am· 5·QOpm, In Front ol Food· land on State Route 160. lots & Lot• ot Ctotl'ltt. Salt Contlnuet Thru Satur· day. 2937 Core Mill Road SalurOay, July 27th, 9am·?, toys, ciothtt, odds -n-ends, l>ed manress Come aae u1 at :274 Wilder Road, Vinton. State Roult 160 be11de C&M Aulopan• Neal & Cumming Yard Sate. J c . Ptnny, Nascar Bedding. Ntscar Bathroom Set. Clolh,ng· Boyo 4-8. Name Brand. Girls 2T·ST. Home lntenor. Home Furnishing. P,iusloll More. :.:::::.:::.=.....;..:.;..._ _ _ TV't . Word FtrOcessol. Wllher Books Baby 118m1 furnrture 2208 SA 588 ,1/2 mille· 'McCormick Rd. 'Fr•day =--'-=----- Yard Sale· July 25th, 26th, 27th Bookl, Books, Books, Antique Sew1ng Machtne. 0iasaware. Toys. Auortad Household Items. Anythtng, Everything Yorll Onve· Gal· lipollt Ott Bvtawtlle Ptke . .~~0--• .. L11o_ _.lll70 lbJJ' WANilll Hardware Sales Clf)rk. Send Resume to: CLA 557 c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune. 625 Third A11e., Gallipolis, Oh 45631 c:---::-c:--cc:-c:-Heal1h Services Coordinator wanted lor pan-lime PO!Ii· tlpn (2 days/week) to w<Jrk wllh children and adults wllh de\181opmental olsabllllles. Must be a Registered Nurse wllh current Ohio License. Send resume by August 2,2002 lo: Carleton School/Meigs lndualrloa 1310 Carleton Street PO BoM 307 Syracuse, OH 45779 · -'--'--'----,.,--Help wanted caring lor the elderly, Darst Group Home, now paying minimum wage, new shifts : 7am·3pm. 7am· 5pm, 3pm·1lpm, 11pm· 7am, call 740·9~2-5023 . I need a babysitter In my homo lor two three vear olds. Located in !tle Racine area. Must have references and a \lalld driYers license. For an interOJiew please call - HIH' WANTill .. Poslllon Openings· Real· dent Aul11tanta lor Carr Street Apartmenta, Jackson, Ohio. Shift work. High School graduate/eQuivalent; Valid Driver's License: Firat Aid and CPR required. Rea· ldentlal experience wl1h emotionally diiturbed adults preferred. $6.67 per hour. Sand resumes to: Manager of Human Reaourcn, Woodland C.enlert, 3066 State Route 160, Gallipolis, Ohio 45831. -::------,.,--:Someone to do mowing & weed eating tn the Mason Co. area. (304)576·2903 Telemarkelers Needed to work from home.. Help us quality people lor dlscounl· ed RK/Dentai/Op11cal plant .. Free opllcalldentaVrK discount plan lor emplo~· ees. You must Internet have com-• puler, , printer, 80 cesl .. $59 .00 .deposit required on hire to acllvate d Blackberries . Fr~endiV Ridge. $12 gallon. (740)258·1148 Leave mea· aage .....;;.__ _ _ _ __ 1998 Bobcat 453, $6500. 1997 Kubota t<X41 , Mini· E~tcavator, S11 ,500. t 997 Upright 43' Boom LUI, $9600. . Call Huntington (304}736·4800. ----,.-,---Indian Aellol Collection .lor Sale to the hlgl'1eat bidder. Locally Colloclect . Mike Slcklea, (740)448·4294 li J WANI'EU _ To Do All Makes La~n Mowara and Outdoor Power Equip· men! Repaired. Free Pickup and delivery 8\l!llable. Call Mike (7 40)44 8·760 4. Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your togs to the mltl just call 304·675·1957. Gr IUR SAI.I: Summer Clearance All tot models must go, 2003 models on tl'1e way. Best time to buy 11 now. Many 1'1ome& yet IO ChOOI8 tram, don'l delay, we're moving them out. Cote1 Mobile Homea 15266 U.S. 50 Ees1 Alheno, Ohio Phon& 740·592·1972 Hurricane Creek. Road EK· cenent 2000, 16<75, 3 bect 2, bath, ctet·ln ·kitchen. large living room Owner Fl· nanoe· with $4,000. down & $400.1 month , + lot rent. Available 7120. (304)562· 5840 We have approximately 10 used homes lor under $2,000, call1·600·837·3238 for lnlo. 1 and 2 bedroom apart· menta, lurnlal'1ed and unlur· nlshad, securlly depoall re· qulred, no pels, 740·992· 2218. ;c c ° s -=-------·· s AI'I\RTMEN'I~ 8USIN•'"....:o r:.:To~ ANU DUII.I)INGS Ollloe In Pamoroy aorosa lrom Sheriff's office and Courthouse. Furnished or un1urnlthed. Call 1or ap· polnlment· Bill Chllda (740)992·2449 or John Musser (740) 992·3188. l'llll""'_":"'_~-..., I..O'I'S & Acu~:.• .o.r•,•·. L.----~;;;":;;.;'ii._.J .., 14 plus acrealcr 1818 In La· tart wv, call Mike 304 •882 • 3466 Lot for sate· Approx. 2 112 acres, cleared & readu far building, gravel drlvo'wav, , water & eleclrlc available, area. Aaklng Porter $13,996. Call (740)446· 4614 from 8·6 or (740)446· 3248 after epm. lola for Sale In Addlton Township, 5 Acre LOll. (740}446·0722 Maton County 1·acre Iota with easy accest city water, electric & paved road. Own· er will finance. $25,000 . each, (304,582-5840 -,--,'-.:....c:--::-:-c-.. Waterfront lot, 32 toot Couchman camper ralaed above lloodatago, 25 foot houae boll wllh lot· .5300 acre lot, HPIIc, rural water tap, $24,900. (740)388· 8743 Welchtown Minersville, 2.7 acret, wooded/sloped area, $3,000, (660)563·3763 Gooll!i a bedroom, 1 112 btth, Good u..d Appllanctt, At· 141C70 wleKpMdo. central oondltloned ~net Guaran· air, quiet community, $300 11 teed . Washers, Oryerl, _m_o_nl_n,..;9_9_2·_2_ 16:-7-:--:-c-- Ranges, and Refrlgeratort. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath with Some etart at S85. Skeggl tront and back co ... ered App!lancel, 76 Vlnt St ., porcl'1ea. No Inside !'eta, In (740 )446 •7398 Country. $300 • month, Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark D.O. plut ullllllea Call alter Chapel Ro-d. Porter, Ohio. , (740)448-7444 1-677-830· 8:00pm (740)256-6202 - - - - - - - - - 9182. Frae Esttmate1, E11y 2 bedroom, near Airport, llr'lanclng, 90 dayt umt 11 $285 per month, now car· cash, Viall Master Card . pet. water paid by owner, no Orlve- a· little eave a!ot. · poll, Call (740)367-7760 . Used furniture etore now al Frazlera Bottom Rent lc 130 Bulaville Pike. We 1811 dreutra, Own 8 miles to Milton or matueaaea, Route 2 Good condlllon 3 couches, appllancee, much bed. 1 bath. Nlc;:e yard. more. Grave monumtntt, Owner Unance with $2,000. (740)446·4782 Galllpolll. Clown and $400. monU'I Ohio. (304)562·5840 1,--•liiORiiioiiRiiiENiiir.,;,., fliO HOMI'-'i Houstlhelper available: IUR.SALE Once, occaelonal. regular. (740~949- \701 more no ca · · · Cleaning cooking packing '-:-=..::...__:.~--- 7077 or , ·800·720·50~ 5 eKt moving. ' Whate...Gr needS Price Reduced. Remodeled Absolute Top Dollar : U.S. LPN position at Middleton 290. doing. Honest, rellabla. Home. Three Bedrooms, Sll\ler, Gold Coins, Prool· Estates an ICFIMR facility Tired ol PB"Ing rentll Ne·• (740)446·7604 sots, Diamonds, GoiCl Full Time with bano!lts· 35 , IN Ll\llng Room, Dining Room Rings, . u .s . Currency.- hrs week- eYery other week- a job II No utilities, trlendly, Will Do Light Residential & Kitchen Combined, 1 M.T.S. Corn Shop, 151 Sec- end, 3:00pm· 11 :OOpm &hilt. responsible, reliable live In Repair, Electncal, Also Build Bath, Two Car Garage & ond AYenue, ~alllpolls, 740· Must be able to flex ached· motel manager (nlghtll & Decks. Free Estimates. Ask Stprage Building. 62 Ann 446·2842. ule as ne9d8d tor remaining weekends) lor more Info. for Chuck . (740)441·1363, Drl\le. (740 )446 ' 9476 hours. Please contac.t Ooro· please c·atl 304 "773 •9000 (740)245·0557. ~[Iced to Sell Owners Sacrl· thy Harper, AN at (740)446· UNIQUE HEAlTHCARE Will pressure wash house• IIc1ng mus1 5ee II At 1 6 OM =;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 46t4or(740i446·6t45. OPPORTUNITIES lrallora, and docks. Cali 788 Sandy Helghls. 3 bod· IT Rocksprings Rehabilitation 441 •4238 ask tor Ron or room aptlllevet, 2balha, lire· lfnJ•WAtvi'EU McClure's Restaurant now Center has eMcltlng poal- leave mes88ge. place, 2 car garage, abOve ~------· hiring all 3 locations. full or Ilona &Yallable lor health ground poot, dead end .., part-limo. pick up appllca- care proloastonats. Become atreet. Countr~ setting ml· 2br Apartment for renl in lion allocation & brlnn• back a part ot1he team! lmmedl· "1!11""-~----., nuteo 1rom 10 wn. ca11 1or Polnl P(easant $300 . between 9 30am & I b r~o 'ppt (3041675 I 145 ate opennga are ava II ale IIUS'INL'!--'"' :.:";r·~~.;.;.·~;..-.., month . Deposit required . 10:00am, Monday thru Sat· lor the following : 01·· R'll•JN •"I " thJ (30 4)593· 199 4 ~ur,_d.c'Yc.·,.,--.,.---:--'--- ·Ais1stant Director ol Nura· ·r'C) 'I' ,-~- J\.10IUU; UOMKiii "A Stara•~rch" Medl Home Health, Now lnQ Supervises O\lorall care .,OR SAU: "SingerS & Vocal Groups, Hiring AN's. PT. FT and delivery INOTICE I All Styles & Ages" Nashville PAN . If Interested, please ·Stall Oe\IOicpment Coordl· OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 14x70, 3 Bedroorn, 2 Bath, H AN nator Schedules and lnaer· lNG CO. recommend• that A R Record E•ect. Seeking New ca 11 01 ana ar 1esa, or vices stall you do business with people t51r2,8 emodeled. 1740)256Talent Coming To Hunting- Tiffany Franklin at 800·481· ·FOOd Services Director uou know, and NOT to send ion. WV. (731)424·2229, 6334 or (740)446·4146. ' -Temporary Recreation As- money through tho mall until 14K80 Mobtte Home, 3 Bed· 1 424 214 1 7 3 ,_.1 - ::..:!1.::=::c;·::,:. ·::-:-:=:-- Medl Home Health- Now sistant Aids the director in . you ha\le Investigated the room. 2 Bath. Excellent A STARSEARCH H~r~nQ PCA's, .STNA's & mariaglng residents actlv1ty offering. · Condition. Very reasonatxy "Sin,ers & Vocal Groups, . HHA's !or Private Care lor a pr~rama • • priced. all (740)448-6563 all st~tes & ages" growing agency. 'II Interest- ·n Start Vcur Business To· Nashville Record EICOct. od, ploase call D1ana Har- Manages daily unit opera- ctay... Prime ShOpping Cen· t968 FleetWOOd Reflections seok 1ng now talent coming less, RN or Tillany Franklin tlon tar Space Available At AI· 14ll60, 2 Or 1 ba. alec. . 10 Huntington, WV at 80<}-413 1·6334 or ·LPN fordable Rate . 2 Nice Exec· slo\lo, · refrldg ., table & 731·424·2229 (740)446-4148 . Provides residents with oul· ullve Otllcea. Newly Ae· cl'1alr 11 , builtin entertainment -:-'-73:.1c.-•c:2:..:4c:·2:..t4'-t'-~· 'M-ob-'11-e-'E-, -,m - i:..ne_r_o_N_o_od- ed -. standlngnurslngcare modeted. Spring Valley Pia· center $8000. 304·458· AvON I All Areas! To Buy or Porta medic, the nallons ·PST~dA ~I I I za. Cell (740)446·3461 . 1672 or 304·458·1901 . 0 ver~ Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· loading paramedical corpo· ro\1 1 11 dulrec ~ c,sre 1996 14M70 2 bedroom. 2 1 1 675-1429 ration , Is currently seeking spec a n ....... uas ZJD PI«SJIF:~;!~.SAL bath, tront and back detkl, - - - -- - - - - mobile eMamlnert tn the .,_ _ _ _ iiiiii~iii.tiiii'-_.1 new heat pump, 16,60o EASY WORK, EXCELLENT Point Pleasant Ohio area. These prolesalonal posl(740)949·4026 LeaOJe mall· PAY! Assemble products at We have part-limo positions ilona Include a lull benellta Blacktop sealing residential oago, home. Call Toll Free available. Qualified candl· program and· co.mpeUIIve "& tn I I 'I II 1·800·467·5566 EKt. 12170 dat88 I h Ill 8 bl salary package. Call Malll· co mere a ' rae •• • 1996 3br 2ba Mobile mus ave \ler e sa Wamaley Administrator mates, (740)742·4529, 740· · · - - -- - -- blood drawing exp, and today for a confidential In· 5 91 ·9943. Home 14• 80 • complete EMT's- Work tor a great or· must be able to work at 8:00 ter\lt&w at 740·992·6606. kltohen, large covvred gantzatlonl! ! Pinkerton Ia am, and some 8\lenings. TURNED DOWN ON perch, central sir. 2 . out now hiring for the Bulla!o, Please call (600)336·8347 , Rocksprings Rehabilitation •:~~ ~~~~:W. ~~r? buildings on acre lot. Call wv area . You muat have or laM your resume to Center Somervl!to Really. EMT·B quaiillcatlont. (614)785-0565 a.ttn: John 36759 Rocktprlnge Road 1·888·582·3345 (304}675·3030 or (304)875~ Above a\/Orage wages plus Needed Immediately. SecPomeroy, Ohio 45769 343 1 paid tn 11urance. Uniforms retaryl Oltlce Manager tor _ _ _E_O_EI_M_Fcrv _ _ _ ln.F;.;;;;:;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 8 Ultd homtt under and training provided. construction company. Sal· UAGENTLV NEEDED· JloMt:S $3,000. Will help with dellv• Please apply at 1032 12th ary negotiable. FT/PT negoco. ery. Calf Nikki (740)38&· Street Weal, Huntington, liable. ~eq COmputer lkills, plasma donors, Bl!rrn $50 to ~--·f'OIIiiiiil""iiiiLF.jj,._p 9948 wv 25704 or call 1·800· ornanlzatlonal aklllt, de· S60 per week lor 2 or 3 ' ;.;...:_______ 241 7454 EOEIM!F!O/F • houre weekly. Call Blo Ule , b-nvuwo. o.-.. 18 In Pomer· 93 28X80 3 br., :i! ba. Norris • · penda~e. Work wilt Include Plaama Ser\lk:e, 740•592 ................. 'IVU double . wide, newly remod· EXPERIENCED CARPEN· AA/ API P"ayroiV Pay Re· 6651 . oy, wHI tall on land contract eled lnalde , ccwertd front TEAS NEEDED· Must have que111J "TyplnOf Fihnof An· or will rent with option to porCh, neat pump 60 FT a drl\lar'a llcanaa & trant- swerlng Phones. Pteate call Wanted someone to mow _bu,.:Y_._740_-6_9_6·_7_24..,4_ _ _ rear deck 3().4.g37 •3503 por1at1on. tools & ltnowledne (740)446-8081 lor an Inter- cemeterlet lor Salltbury • 1e .,. 1.. 3 . bedroom newfu remoctol residential remodeling. ,.,v::.wcc·~,.,-,.,----- rownth'+J, phone (740)992· ' 98 Clayton 4br. t8x80 on Qua tilled applicants canN :~u-lng •·alolanlo no·• lo 7663, If no antwer, leave ale(t In Middleport, call Tom rtnltd fot In GsiUpolll Ferry. k ,.... IJ\I mess.age. Anderton alter 5pm, 1304187•••• 9 •• P1c up an app11 ca 11on at provide In home Service for (7..0)992·3348. · "'",;JQU Christian's CoClstructlon, the elderly/disabled In Me1403 Ea11ern Ave ., Galllpo· son, Putnarri, Cabell , TELEMAAKI!TINQ 3 Bedroom wllh garage on Ooublewlde, 3 Bedroom, 2 111. Open . 8· 5 M-F. W Ll 1·.....,74->JOII approximately 1 acre On Bath on ,46 acre on Route 7 56 ·50 · ... 4"14 ayne, Training nco 1n.Avalleblt Routs 2, G slllpolls Ferry. S· $4•"'· 000 · Call (740)2•• 17 4OJ _,. "' per/hr · 11Q• Expt.tanced l•uek driver Call 1·666-453-4992 . 11<!0 BUSINE.S'i (304)875-5332 82e4 or (740)448·8340. with . COL license. Mu111 be Otllce Mtnager nee<*t. TRAINING 3 yr old home located on Fer sate 89 Champion over 25 year• ol age. Mutt have payroll knowi· Manuel Ad, outtlde of Ra.. 1"x60 mobile home, 2 br., 1 (740)256·83~5 or (740)256· edge, advanced computer GltlipoHI etrHr Collqe cine, 14 acres, &II e!ICiric be. wather & dryer hook 1792 or leavJ a menage. akilll . Monday- Friday 8 _ (Career• Close To Home) w/cen1ral sir. fireplace, -2 ups, new furnace, new hOt Farmers Bank & Savings Spm to start lmmedtetety. Call TOdl~l 740·448·43tl7, bedroom, lull baHment, clll ~:,e;u~~~:. !~~~·~; 47 co.. Pomeroy. Oh1o 11 seek· No phOne cells plea••· Mall 1·800-214.0452. <740 >2 "7200 conditioner 3500.00 304 • IJlQ- 1 Plrl·tlme collector (a re11um11 to 13621 St,ate Reg 190.05·12749. e7s. 2814 rnulmum of 35 1'10ur1 per Route 554, Bidwell, OH --'-----11 112 week) tor 111 Pomeroy of. 456t4. 1170 Cou~ry Home Wllh Maeon County Palestine u.c.rooH• ...... ..-..... acrea 314br. 2ba., 2 Car· Rd., 17 miles to Mil'"'.. .-.:. 11ce. W• are look! ng 1or Part time 18ies clerk with IT&J.7...~~ Oarage, above ground poOl, ..,., ..... tomeone wllh collections hardwa 8 knowledge Apply • Handcrafltcl kftehen Cilbi· & B miiN to AI 2. Beaudlul experience, good communi· r . • 1996 14k75 shlng(eMnyl on cation & co-puter lklllt. at Rutland Oept. Store. nett. Off Leon Bedtn Rd. 11ve4 112 acre, ""'ld ~o.~........ '" (304}458·1580 ~ VK-. Reaponllbililieoldulieo in· PAAT·TIME OPENINOI 6 Ilea mkt tabln,3 ctllplay ' - - ' - - - - - - - - foundelion, 2 bed/ 2 balh. elude but notllmlled to msk· FOR STNA bedl, 55 plut bmltt of 11- House In Mlddlep(k't: 3 btd· ltland ~hen, lront & blclo; lng dally phOne callS, prepa· We Currently ha\18 ~rt-tlme torted glast, aome capt room, quiet strMt_. corntr porcnet, City WlltrJpeWd I'd rattontma1ilng of torm eolltc· State Teated Nursing Alii. cod. blut llld lrldeiCtOI ctr· lot, 2 car ~ra.gt, mutt 1M Owner flntnce w/S5,000 uon letter•, preparatlon of position• avallable on an· nlvsl, basQts, a!r msttrtfl· to appreclalef 740·992- down & 500,/month. reports. utilization of com· . shifts we are a 70 bed AI, speakers, jars, mirror, 2679 • (304)562-5840 . puter to tac1lft•te dally re· long-term nealth care faclli - lg . chetl freezer. bk:yclt. apontlbthtlll. pereonal con- ty. exerc1se bicycle, books, old Nflw OOme tor sale 3 br. 2 N.w 2003 1• wkla, Only tac, Wllh cuttOmefl, filing PrOVIdtng quall!y cart tor reeordt, table, tool I , air be wf hvat pump on ap· S799 down & only $1l9.93 amtll clalml, a..lllmg ru!l our rt1'1ents Is our main comprea.or. cub cadet prox. 6 acres of lind, locat~ par month Call Harold ttme collector Send c<Wer concern We are looking for ~now blade, too mu<:h IO ed ort At2 Greer A~ IOrioul !740)385-7671 Isner and detailed resume people who lhare these OJAI· ht.l. E11. \lalue $3000. IC be calls only 304·675-7388 Ntw Ooublewldt: on 1 Acre . to Farmer• Bank, Ann Hu· uet 11 yOu are thtll person, IIOid only 81 one unit not 8 30·5pm 304-675-6563 or Close to Town . 4 Badroot'I"V man Re11ources Otrector, pteaSB apply at: separate St25(). lor all Also 593.0719 alter 5 pm 2 Bath with Game Room PO Box 626. Pomeroy, Hoi&.,. Ienior Care C.nt« tall trUCk camper lhell top(740)446-3384 OhJo 45769 Farmere Bank 3to Colonlll Drive per $250. blond 19~ vanJ- Pnce reduced, 3 bedroom. ' - - ' - - - - - -.,.-lS an Equal Hou s1ng Lender, Blctwell, OH ~H14 I~ $35 00, holpttaJ bed t bath, Qal heat, central air, No Credit\ Govertlment Mttmber FDIC, and Equal An Equal ()pportun1ty $75 00 call l>erore 1tam Kmeon Onve, (740)446· Loans. Only 3 LeU Opportunity Employer Employer 304-675-2049 2776 1740) 448·35 70"' I IUR RINI' · Used Homea .. Down ~av· menta aa low as $999. (740)446·3216. ~~;ea~l'1;~gees ~~a'" u~e~~~ . I I tt· Jay 304 '675 rid • ~relerrtd Leans wl!h Interest Rates as low as e.7S% with Land Home Purchaee. (740)446·3093. All r..l taa.tt tdvlflltlng In lhll ntWIPII* It tubject to tht ll'edlfll ll'tlr Housing Act ol1 H8 whloh mtkel It lllqtl to ldVIrtlll "tny prertre,nce, llmiiiUon or dlacrlmlnttlon betH on rtat, color, religion, tilt ftmlt .. l tlttUI or ntllontl origin, or tny ln..ntlon to mtkt tny tuch prert~nce, llmlttUon or dltcrlmlnttton." Thlt newtpeper WI! I not knowingly tccept tdvtrtlnmtr11t for re•l' lltltl which II In YIOIIIIon of lht IIW. Our rttdlfe trt htreby • Informed 11111 ttl dwelling• tdvertiHd In lhll ntwlptptr art · lvtlltblt on tn tqutl oppor1unlly btett. '--M·tlillliiill.liEi iHi oior.l.l:~.·~ iL..•jg-•H•OiiiiJSEii ,· iil~iiiiOioU•l_.J ~ :120 MOIIIL~ ll0~11:S r' A'-'lliJUI:S Buy or sell. Riverine Anll· quea, 1124 East Main on 9S9A2·2125428E.. F'oRumaoeroy,oo74rOe·. .owner. M ·~--------- -= I be"ro. om ·aparlmonl In Sue's 5eleclables on lhe "i' ""' In Mldelleport, Dolls, gla... Gallipolis, depotll &. refer· ware, Aladdin mantell, and ence required . CaJI more. (740 )992 •0296 ~17..;4:.01:..:4.;;48:.;·2:.;4::6:.; 8 - - - - li21r~~;.;,;...;.;;.;.,,_., 1 Bedroom Aparamentl MISCFJ.l.ANf:OUS Starting al $289/mo, Waah· •-..,;Miiii•:KiiCliiiiiiAiiNiilliilllli'F.;. ·P er!Dryer Hookup, Stove and Ae1r1gerator. (740}441 · 1OIC 10 Storago Bid. 450 . .:.; 15:.;1.;;9:.;.- - - - - - 13041875.21 t 7 _ ..::...::-- ---......., 2 Apanmentaand-2 Trailers 12 In Black & Dec;:ker band lor Rent , Call evenings 81· Mw, $65.00, all metal desk, ler 6pm {740)367-0611 porloct lor ltudent or porta· 2 Bedroom Apartment on Rt hte aewlng machine. $15.00 160 just past Holzer H01pl· " (740)985·4409 tal $400/mo.,. Deposit Ae· qulred. (740)44l-1519. lyr. old Computer E Ma· chlne with printer. Call Apt Available 811/02 (304)675·1429 or (304)675· Twldln IA/Ivdelrebclower EHO lc.r :;56::9c:9:.8_ _ _ _ __ e er Y sa ed. Now accepting Applications 4$20Hydraullhc 112yllngh chairs , for 1 br, all utlllttee paid "s"soc 'e h (o30a4m)582poo HUO I ac ·I lilted, carpeted ' · · • 40 58 apartment. d. rent d 1Is 30% of :.:...c-:-,.,-.,.--~-your a JUtle ncome call 4 wheel electric ecoot8r, like 304·675·6679 4 30 kd between 8· now, $1 ~00, (740)992·2492 : PIT1 wee aya. Apt. for rent one bedroom, 5pc Drum Set, Teleecope, Portable Bar with stools, 11 Playatatlon & Nlntendo with US~IOOIIIGIApalld(.30S4 00 · 5 1poa 17 · en · ... gamea. (740)246·5017 BEAUTIFUL APART· A1 Top Bolt, Fill Dirt lor MENTS AT BUDGET PAl· Sale . Equipment Rental, CEB AT JACKSON El· OCizer, Bac;:kl'1oe, Bobc;:at TATES. 52 We&tW()Qij Ortve scraper, Tractor Equipment. from $297 to $363. Walk to (740)441-0619 ehop & movaa. 1' a11 740 · 446·2568. Equal Hou•lng Amana wrln~r washer and Opportunity. no. 2 rlnae tub. $100.00 for both. Ph~o e 740·992·7488 Gracloua living. 1 and '2 bedroom epartmenle al VII· COOL , Central Alr lage Manor and Riverside Condlllonert and Heat Apartmtnt• In Mlddttporl. Pumps. II you dOn'l Cl!lll Ul From $278·1348. Call 740· we both 1011. Free 8111· 992·5064 .. Equal Houtlng mltlet. (740)448·6308 and _o;.:ppo,.,-rl-:un,..ll_ 'e'-•·,.,-~-,,.- 1·1m0·291·0098. •, Newly Remodeled 1 Bed· Oetl compuler for Hie, tr s bow·,, 4 167 °: c C;=~;;:;;:::=:, Tra11'1, Sewage. C740)441· moute, pad, .apukell, big I 8261, Leave a measaqe. D Jlou&1r.s t'OK lbNJ' 1 ·3 Bedroom• ForeClosed Hom 81 From St""IM 4% ..,. o., Down / 30 Years at 8.5% APIA. For Ll1Ung•. 800·319· 3323 EML 1709. 1 po11ibly 2 br. home In Now Haven ' •-·ar•thlng • ' ~:~~n ~~~~~%odlo':""~~n~ $250.00 d'P. requlrld 304882·3652 2 bedroom hOuH In Mllon, ~!:.r.'no"':t~. rr~~~ ~ 3 Bedroom Ranch home In Addll'jn Townthlp. (740)44e.0722, No Indoor Petl desk & chair, all paperwork, color fall: prlntlf & tcannar, North Third, Mlddlepou, 1 WlndoWI 2000 , 11500, btdroom furnllhtd apsrl· (740)742·74:W ment, no ~t1, depotlt & rtl· erencet required, (7~)GGZ· Grubb' I Plano· Tuning 1 0165 Atpalra. Probltmt? Nted Tuned? Call The Plano Dr. 3N~ww Tatkl2ng AppUc;:a~ont- 740·448·4525 "' n e.droom rown• houM Aptrtments, lncludtt lndtptndtnt Hetballle OilWater Sewage, Trash, lrlbutor, Celt For PtodUCI Ot . $" "50/Mo., 740·448.()008, Opportunity. (740t441-1t82 One bedroom Apartment In Upper tnd of Pt. Ploaunt :,~: :aDma~·~::. ·~:~ ~~1. ;:=,:~;~;_~~ FOf eonorett, Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, StMf Grating For Drains, Orlvewayt & Wafkw~yt, L&L Scrap Met· HOUSI'.HOIJ) all ap.n Mondi:V, T~, Goons W.C.nesctey & Frldly, &am· ..__,_oiiiiiiiiiiii-.-J 4:30pm. CIOHd Thurldey, Satur::x... & Sunday. 7300 Appllencn: Recondltlontd (7oi0) wa·•·ra, o~. Aa~, .,,. · ,..... Notee: To the J»>PPe who Aelr!gratora, Up To 90 eya tlwtd at 2710 Uncoln !we, Guaranllfdl W. SeU Ntw Pt PleaNnt Come & n..t ~ F ..,;,r .._........~ · , ~- ..·'::: Mlytag Applla.ncet, rtneh ,-- ......... ..,. •""' _. Chy Maytag, 7~n95. lhe liO'bece. (304)87~ .t.. , iiiir;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; r\6 · H 1o orne r rant 3br. ,,., all t'-Ctric. Loctltftd 505 2nd StrHt, Pt Pl. 13041675• 5198 :.:.:=---~--- For Sate: Recondltkmld HOUM for renV..,e, 1·800-- walhtrt, d~ and refrtg· 340·8114 • triiOII, Thompeonl ~~· : : - - : - : - - : : - - - - ance. 3407 Jacbon lw•· Nice clean 5 room cottage ' nue, (304)675-7388. on Monroe Ave, Pl. Pie.. ant 3(W-8ll).3757 8oft (Modern} lleiol Bletv Sm It 2 Bed ground With .mall tbrNtf dtE $32~oom, =-d ~ algn, 3 cullhlpnl, t75. AlS4) •~il. No "-'~··call alt!r ~~~Ar~~~lr CPink), S20. 5pm. (740)384-2580 ).;'.c:'=.•==~-.....,......., Whirlpool, Maytag, Ken· Small hovta tt 808 Firtt lOOft Wather & 0~ s.ts, Ave Screened b1c1t porch $150 taCh. Qlher Walhefs,. Wa1her-Oryer. $350 par S&5 each. GE Dryer, &60. month . plul ut1lities All Wnite. Call aller (7401446.0280 6:00pm, (740)446·9066. :ka j ~ . For lurlhor ln!ormollon, or !or tn ljlpolnlmtnl to Inspect collelorel , prior to 1111 dill contoct Cyndlt Rodrlguu 11 892· 21 31. (7) 24. 25. 28 In Memory In l,rl1'ing tJj" M t' 111 11 ry ·Charles G. Dill llappy Birthday! · Wr Mi.l .l' You, Ytmr Ltwi11g High& Dry Self-Storage JJ79S Hii.HJ Rtl. floHimy. Obio FREE ESTIMATES! 740-992·5232 740-742·3411 '""'" DEPOYS AD PARtS FREE ESTIMATES .: 446i lO m4q arrangement~ until July 311t Ridtng lawn mower, 2r· Zentlth TV, tltc1rio guitar. Cu! C·III Puns /000 Sr. Hr. 7Sout!t FRUITS& VF.GF.TAHLJ.ll Homegrown Sweet Corn 11 K·Mart lot In Qatupoll• Rt· 1111, IUO do11n t1 Form In ~011 o1 50 Ooun or more, 11 .75 dOztn. Corn A\lllilble 111 Summer. Baughman Farm. (740)258·~~35 ------.,.-Melone lor Sale 11 Troytr'l WOOdC,.It, 8 m11e1 Woal ol ' Gelllpollo. I \U\1 ..,t 1'1'1 II ..., 1 :11!'_ _ _ _ _ _.., i ____. 2 omell black and white plgl 101" lilt. $25 each, 3 Big Plgl 10< Sale, $78 eaoh, 1 Blaok Bull lor Sale. Call (740)2118·1233 · 28 110ung ~ure bred Benlya, lrlorl & palro o1 Old Englloh, Bel brlghtt + some 1 week old chlckl, will trade for I~ WNie Aeck1, Flock Rada, or Biaok Aatrolorpna 01" While Leghorno callaller 4:30pm . 3-37,3 ~ 8 r~ Roofing, Decks, 1ees 1985 Ford Aerolltr KL( All Whtll Drive van, o4.0 En· glnt, All Powtr, Crulu, Cllltl11, Alr1 IS8,PQO mlltl, $8200. 189!1 Ford Atrollar XLT von, 3.0 Engine, Cruise, 01111111, Air, 1102,000 mllu, 1&200 OBO. (7401«8·2824 L.~-------·· (304) 676-6236 FLEA MARKET AAIEOE Maplewood Lake MQI'ORL'YLU."i ~ ............................................ 1999 Honda Foreman 4808. Law Mllto, Excellenl L~--_. Will Co "'d ~ d ..ape, n. " ra • on Croloh Aockll. 740 388 8240 _(::::i'7,._·-:_ -:·::::::-:--::::::-:2001 Vemeha ~W80. 1880. ,- --::---:-c:-740 245 1 / ·&37 3 (dayJ, (740 379·9270 (evening). s• ~ Business Services ODD JOBS Connie's Child CARE has openings, 15 yr. 1· rtlfl d exper ence, e e In Meigs; Athens and ":: ::"'~r::;,~~g~'t ·: : =~; ~,:';...,"':'"~.,. Inc St. Rt. 7 Tuppers You Need 11 Done, We'll Do It (740) 949·4026 OH -·--body· - ....,. ooo<il2000· 304-773-8415 fl.Eft mftRKET call Lake· July 4-5-6 Maplawood 1H8 Dodge- R/T, Conofllon.tk'l* Goa lolletgt. 11300. Ford 2000 - . . . ex,~ a.. PhoM:(740}24H1 080. now for gour I app • mEIGS mHSSHGf THfRftPY . m MANUYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (lO'HlO' 610'x20') (740) 992-3194 992-6635 40 949 2734 7 -. - .(740) 992-1705 Campaitea with Tonia Reiber water, aewer ' l<od,y 1<. llupp lu~. Roofing, Siding, Hdd-Ons, Electrical, Drywall, Painting Haning's Construction. L~~~:ul 843·5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Flnul Expenses; C11ncer & Denial, Retirement, Pt•nslon & 401 K Rollovers: Mor1(1111Je; Major Medical • Nursln11llome Foremsn: Larry Owner: 740·367 ·0t61 Ronald "Mick" Haning Chrlsllna 'Chris" Haning · 740·992·0780 Cell~ 740·591-0919 Cell: 591-8393 '· .ALLtEL Cellular between Racine & Syracuse Jeff Warner Ins. Spaces Available 949-2734 0 , Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, aud l'inanrial St·nin·~ 2·3 St. Rt. 124 992·5479 en HOWARD L. WRITESEL Me thfJ PAIN out of PAINTINGI Ld mo; •Jc rl f 01 yoJI Advertise in this space for •so per month I YOURCOOCRfn YOUNG'S connecnon. w CARPENTER SERVICE (740P42·8015 Quality Concrelt Woll Driveways, Patios, Parklnotplay Areas, Sidewalks. Floors Fergu10n Part• & Servlca Ma81tY (Factory Outlet) •rrdeal blind• ore our loullon LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR • Verllcolt • Wocol 4359 St. At. 160 • &llniJ • Ele Galllpolla, 144 'IIIW Art. Gllpalt Bedllnen •No•rllhr Hill's Self Storage 211670 Bashan Roa~ Racine, Ohio 45771 740...11·2217 5'x1 0' to 10'1130' Sizes Monday-Friday S·SPM • Saturday 8-2pm P/8 CONTRACTORS & ' Full Line Olhtr A«fll<lrlet Hours: CK/BAICK Mon-Sat 1o.4 • Poottn, Walls. SlcJ" • 217 E. 2nd St • Aut Work. ReplaacementJ, • Walk • and Drivel • Sltnctl IShl«,ld I l ,, \ 1,oJ,jj 1 II )1 I ( ) j,. (74 0) 992 · 5822 stilL IT COIISTRUCTIOA ~JUf'!na. (740) H2·1188 tJO FrMIEtllmtlet Thundlys (tolffrN) Protrealve Praarmlve tGP I* sn-3~!0!2....., c.ver.u on Su11111111 .... 740-9S5-3948 Above CONCRETEIBLO 7:00AM ·8:00PM ISIIIGO 2171 fllefll Thursday (j Sundal IlDen Open 4:30 Early birds 1111t Ohio 45771 ~ tneRest• HOUri Pllllefoy Elgin , INC. Racine, • Tonneut Covtr • Venlv~r • Bu1 SidlnJ, l'•lndn.. Ouuert, Dec:kt Free Eetlmalear H1111 11'10 ~Cut Affordable Pr1cfl) BISSEll BUILDERS lilt New Homes• Vinyl Siilins • New OaraJH •Replacemen1 w·ntdowt • Roolins• COMMERCfAI.Incl RESIDENTIAl. FREE ESTIMATES ..... 740.f92·7519 Pomeroy, OH 45831 (740) 446-1044 446-4995 Pocket Knlv11 • Collaetlbltl Fr• Eatlmalll . BLIND SPOT MACK'S 21yiii'Sfb~ ' Cllh QzdeC' & Gravely 1111tle 10 ordo•r 11 949·1405 • Vinyl lldlng 6 l'llntlng • llllllo""" Dooke V. C. YOUNG Ill The CRAFTY, All Free Estimat~s L.-~e=:l::ec~·--~ Stale medical Board 992-6215 ,.,.,or, OtW Ea s1 Stole Strccl Phone (740)593·6671 AI hens, Ohio ~ Aug . licensed 11!1 the Ohio & ·--· ·-a...._,.,_. ·-·-... ?SO WOLFE HEATING & COOUNG 213 0 •••• d a 1.......n 0niH!. mddleport, H Space• Available ..... :Odlltttg Brut CornDr In Stodt. Hllon Flnlngt "SALES AND SERVICE" Or ..-e 1103 U)CI, fm ...,.,, Cd, www.tmorlcontlandordolr.com Roofing • Home Maintenance;~C~A;L~L=6~6~7~·6~3~2~9~ (740) 591·9329 , ~=======~ Gutters - Down nre you stressed? · Spout Plains, ,.,.,....,.10m Uke Eagle ToiOn, 2.0. 5 apeed, Rullf Qood. A/C, 11450. (7o40)«1·1083 • W"deatlng 14i!V "' (304J67U898 . ~ remodeling and ,.. 11188 Grand Am PS, .PS, air, pal• I. roollng, chain link now t.ta•lhall onglne. wood deckl & 1129!1. (304J67~·2371 loncH, lni4Jronce repalrt. ChiCk our prl.. before 11191 OO<Jge Si>frh 139.000 y011 bUy. fr• Eotlmafn mllll. auto, AIC, cruiH. :JOU7~3733 Good work car. 11400. (31MJ675·31211 ::. , H~1=P.;;Iyc:.mouc:..:lc.;h~l:-1-H-r, RI?JIIIJGDCI\111JN Eu.cnucuJ "'""""'" Waehlng, Mowing, astlmate cat! CMI, 740·H2· 1984 Monlt SuP« 8323 . .. aport. Call •~• 6pm. (:JCU)e74-0881 (304)674· JTI Aoollng & . Conslruc· tton. (740)532-t722, 0539 (740)379·2131, (740)379· 1987 Chevy Covalltr 2dr., :;25;;7.:.;1._ _- : : - - : - 80,000 miftt New lira•, AIC Auto. Call (304)875- Loll Chanu llptlng .... r • Htltlng • Air Condltlontra $~ • Strvlce On Allllrtnda • A~ttdonllal &Llghl Commorclel • 10 yr. perto & Lobor • Htollng 6 Air Condlllonlng Hoi Dog S1and pa 1n tl ng, power ·c u.ooo. oeo. Owner: Tarry Lamm (740) 892·0738 rii<!Or-------rl 1886 Ply. Grand Voytger 83,000 mil eo. S11 ,000. Ex· oellont oondlllon. (304)875· 2117 C•""· Trec·s~ ' AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING I Hl!ATING .Additions · Pl1111nt V11ley Hoepltel Pfeaaan1 Valley Nursing and Rehabllllallon Cen1er Is , a dynamic Long·1erm care faclll1y that provides Intermediate and akllled care needa to resldenta. Come join our heallh care organization where we provide excellence In care. · POSITIONS AVAILABLE: AN· P1rt tlm1 •nd Per Diem LPN • Full time, P1rt time end Per Diem RATE WILL BE BASED ON . EXPEAIE.NCE Benefit• Include: • $2,000 sign on bonus for Full time Licensed Nurses • Flex scheduling .(Including 12 hour shifts) • Shift differential • Weekend positions • Training program for new graduates • Health lnaurance alngle!famlly plan • Experience pay and recent upgrade In pay rates Apply In pereon or e~ll Angell Cleland, DON lree elllmole; over In culling (304)773·85150 f2,000.130,000 (304)875-4137 IAI!M!NT Boer Namy goall 50% to WATERPROOFING Pureb•ed 11art1ng Price Uncondhlonal llletlme guar· 1125. (304)875·1 126 Llave anlu. Local rellf.,...lur· - g e. nlohed. Ellabllllted 1878. Reglatered TN Welker, Call 24 Hra. (740) 446· Spoiled Saddle! Racking. 0870, Aogera Baaemonl 7yr old. pelnl, mare. Sired W&ltrpl"oollng. by Shalimar Gono Amlu and foaled by Oolly'a Lucky ~!~~· (304)502· Block· Top Sealing. Atll· li10"0V denllal· Commercrsl. Free EatlmaiH. (740)742·4529· 740·591-9943. lit' \, '-, \'0\ll ' 1111'\ c&c General Home Matn~e· 1'011 SAIJ! Remodeling, Siding, and 0 Chevy Aalro van grHiVIIIvtr. 'CIII (30•)87~· of lhe Jewtltrl Son won rlence, ~ CONSTRICTION Specializing In : AQHA Aellillered 2 yr. old ~ IMI'IIOW.Mml'li Red Dun Filly out lo walch Joe Zln & Double Go SOla· All 1ypea of maoonry bl'lck, no- Oout>e Go Solano Cum block & atone 20 yra . ..,.. r lAMM'S $8.00 column Inch weekdays S10.00 column Inch Sundays L.~-•lllliiiiiiiiioa-,.1 ~ . . 18eQ ChiVY 112 Ton, Ntw 380 Mo1or, &tl)d., 7' •rh, 36" Tlrao. Coil olll' 5:00pm . (740)448·31187 Aghl 10"ell gelding genu· Washington counlle8, Ina docl< zanparr bar f'Odl· im;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Open 24 hours. gr• s2ooo (3041682·3992 r ·io HOMr. 7 Days per week. AllrtlH ("if;\ St·rlll 1.. Sll'uin Gallipolis. 0/i/o • (740) 446·2015 /SA Cenifled Arbori.11 Advertise your message Do1\1'8 & M(YfOIIS 5 yr old Roglolerect Sree<l· tng llook gelding c,.,otnut L,--iiirollliitiSiiiAiiuiio:.-~ 1011 ol utras he• been ahown. s 3soo 174oie92 • 17 5449 ft. ~':O:;.ted o~n· io Bui c k . Olds 1!.-.1-. A~~·•I.HI. . '?-'iJOii-. "'-' ~ ,t,·,,~u., 'P'NI..-. ~ " fl~ 1 1897 Ford Explort• Sport . KLT, BliCk, 4WO, IUIO, 1 Single Foot Saddle Horoa A/C, 84.000 mll11, 18.500. & Saddle Choalnul Lumbtr. (740)441·8882 Call (740)378·25115 2001 5·10 Bloztr Block, '"2-pa"'tn_t_c_o,-lll-l-:-1,-ed-:-:-by ZRZ package, loodect. Mool<ed Bandit, Reglalered 122 ·500· OBO call 304 "87 !· TN Walker/foa led by Crtl~ 199 1 or leave m..aage. sy't Coaatat Creeoendo, 92 Dodge Ram 2&0 conv. Atglalered Saddla Bred II van, V·8, 1horl wheel baoe, · 2yr. geldlngo. $500 . down, $1 ,ur: o, ..,..,rnga (740)742· $180./mo. (304)5~2· 11840 1318 ~ roo ' r~ •1 Che-.y. Pontlor, We Care For Your LM:Srt!CK ~--"'"!' PSI S21 .DOF;1'00; t• PSI &35 00 Per 100; AJI Wtld41r, Uncoln SA-200, Gal Call (740)446·7845 "W.V's ~ S.·r4- ~ "--..,;iiiiiiii~iii_.l 1880 w.~,. ~1&1 ; 314 ,........ Ohio. 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BETTER TAKE ~-'-TATER!! .BIG NATE . - ACROSS 53 Pink-eyed . dlduCiton • kty INIMn 57 lnvlalble awlmrner lnctUHd DOWN 1 folrwty ahout 2 "Munalera" pat bat 3 Owned key 40 Mongol opartment 21 Snuu rulor 4 Alit, to aound 41 Drab, 11 Popaye 22 Turkllh curcolora 5 "-Sera, NnCY 42 Dllllnotl.. S.ro" olr· I Actma- 23 "Little Aed Bock" IU· 43 Ob)ICI Thurmon thor 44 Spook of 7 Pulllne' kin 24 PDQ duat e "Fioh 25 "Who47 NurH'I Mogle" Willhite?" holpar ortlat 28 AIIUIGI 45 Wll 8 To bt, to 21 Port ofo ocqualnttd ' lolloc proceaa with I 0 Hoop. 48 Dlltra11 aleller 1 31 lralond 33 Poleozolc, coli t1 Go out of o.g. 51 Dortbolrd bualneu (2 35 Whirl 1111 wdo.) .QIUChOI 52 Aellraa'o 1Z lied alzo room kitty 17 Ono, to 37 WHkl rr 54 Tole Frill annum 20 Lllb mon· 58 First, how should South phmthc play in four hcurls uflcr West leads the diamond two? North's usc of Slay50 Wotry·ITM man to locale lhc 4-4 ~ heart fit is normal, but if he hud just ruiscd to three no· trump, West would sure Iy hu vc leu u dub and given South nine lOJ' tricks: three spuucs, four dia· momls und two Clubs. In "Gulliver's Trav· cis," Jonathan Swift wrote ubout u scicn· tisl ul the grand acud· emy of La~adu: "He hud been ctght years upon a project for c~­ lmcting suitbeams out uf cucumbers, wJ.ich were to be put into vi· als hermetically scaled, and Je.t out to warm the air in raw, indcmelll summers." CELEBRITY CIPHER In this deal, South by Lull Campo• did an excellent job Colobrlty Clphor cryptogram• oro croattd lrom Quollllonl by larnoua people, p1111nd prtunt. Each ltntr In tht cipher alandtlor analhtr. of exlructing West's Todsy'a clue: S equals J safe c~il cards. "H ·Z EL DPAA E'JP A lkr declarer take.1 the diamond lead, F·X J P BD APKI!LOXJPAPK suppose .he immcdi· ~"'r TJ.\INI'..! 'M fl...LLE.~IC. ulcly plays u trump. UAPRH TO f\UMIDtTY! HZ P AIPAEOR I XA Eusl wins with the nee and gives his XYYXLPK HX SNLH EKPR partner a dimnund ruff. West cushcs the U.A P R H OXNMHAD." HZ P ·. heart king before e~­ iling with a spade. TXMX South would huve to PREVIOUS SOLUTION -"Rag rot Ia an appolllng wuto of lake the dub fi ncsse energy: you can't build on II: 11'1 only good lor wallowing ln.• - Kalhtrlnt Manallold for his cunlracl; however, it would lose WOlD . und he would go one OAMI uown. .------., --.., ' Instead, South pre- O RtarraMQt letters of the lou' Jcromblod wc;~rdJ be· ceded trumps by low ro form leur almple worcfJ. cushtng hts thre~ spade tricks. Then, FO. DNEF al'lcr East rushed in I with the heurl ace and delivered the. dia· mond ruff, W.est cashed the heart king, CANKK but what could he do · 1 IIC'It? If West had led a .___ _ _ _ __.~~51i01 spade, declarer would L A C V 0 1·...: , _ The date placed have discarded a club !4 !5 .. his hand o.n her knee. 1guess 1 from the dummy and . . . . should look and not touch " he I KINO <5F F16URED ruffed in hand. And 1--.!--1--L....J.--1,._ smiled." At my age,' the woman · IT WM Y'OU, OIARl.IE when West tried a q 0 T u E R llaughad , "you should touch and9 club, it was ·into I" ROWN.. South's ace-queen. ~~~,r",,....,,r-.,,-"T,-"T,--1 ·c:.;,~,.,,. tho thucilo' QUOII~ Th · f 1 • • • • • • l>y lllllng in the milling word• IS type 0 p uy j~ you dovolcp from llop No. 3 l>olow, called tlie Dentist's Coup. You c11tract an opponent's safe exit ca~ds before cunced· ing the ruf( Then, whatever he returns is SCIIAM-LITS ANSWIRS I he replacement .!ng for the trick you Greedy, Livid~ Oasis- Fungus- GRAVY Two old gents were having breakfast at a ·local JUsllosl. cafe.'ll's been years since we've clone this wlthollt our NEWSPAPERS wives." said one. ·' Yea," the ather answered • Jets clo CoverAll !he somethinR wild and have biscuits and GRAvY!' Mcrlor lubl- I' I I 1 Melp County's Traflcant out of House, will run ·in November WASHINGTON (AP) Rep . James Former Traficanl, D·Ohio, faces many changes now that he has been expelled from the Hou se for accepting money and free labor in exchange for favors. Truticunt, now an onli· nary citizen, immediately lost all House privileges Wednesday night, includ· ing use of Capitol facilities, the right to speak or vole on the House lloor und . any equipment provided by Congress to its active members, such as pagers or special cell phones. · But, as a Jormer member, Traficanl still gels special access lo the Capitol and lo the Hous'l lloor whenever he wants. In a lcuer uflcr the vote. House officials formally told the Ohio Democrat that he had been expelled from the chamber and would need to clean out his small. corner uflkc across the street from the Capitol. No time period was sel fur Tralicunt and his personal items to be removed from the Capitol complex, House offtcials said. Under House rules, Traficant's 21-member congressional staff remains in J?lace until his term ends · Dec. 31. The House clerk assumes control of the office, but the five Washington staff members and 16 employees in Ohio would make the day·to·day decisions . Ohio Gov. Bob Taft. u • Republican. said Thursday ·a special election will not be held to fill Traficanl's seal, saying il would be tuo expenstve and possibly l:ause voter confuston. Ohio law does nut pro· hibil Traficant from running in this fall's general race, which. he has already entered as ah independent. I ·I I PEANUTS I TALKED TO l.INVS !WE WERE STANDIN61 IN l.INE T06ETHER, AND I TALKED TO HER! BABY EDmON INSIDE TODAY'S SENnNEL 5J.IE'S T~E . l.ITTLE &IRl. I'VE EVER SEEN, AND I TALKED TO 1-lER! I -;;;;~;:;:~~=~::::::::::::~:.:===~~==~== L-~:=:::0::-:-:-:-~-L-...J r ITHURSDAY JULY 251 e fill· ·C'hlr -----11- '111rtbda.Y.- - - - Friday. July 26, 2002 You will be able ICI rind u rormulu in the ycotr nhcad for ruking "l'f'ortunitic~ unc.l turn· ins them into l'u~.:cc""ful en- On.:r yuu lind it. you 8hould be able lu apply it tu all oituutiun• thai a1·e """'"" tanlto you. LEO (Jnly 2.1-M•~ · 22) •· deavor~. h' ~ guod to try tu be coopcnt• live with nthcrt; and make comrromise~ when UIC ~ilua­ tion cull:; fur il. Huwevcr, to· day. if yun' rc dealing with lw~ pomJ·utlg· mcnt. stand )'OLV' grnun Gel a jump un life b}' undcr~lund­ 5omcone who ing the inl1ucncc• that'll goY· ern you in the year ahcau. Send for our A•lr<i·Graph pre· diction~ by mailing'$2 to As· lro·Graph, c/o this tiCwspaper. P.O. Uu• 167, Wickliffe, OH 440\12. Uc sure to stale yuur wdia.: si~n. VlitGO (Aug. 2~·Scpt. 22) ·- Negative imaginings will be your worst enemy today if you lei them gel, Ihe upper hand. Under their influence lltcre is nu way you can put forth yuur best efforts. Act fir". worry later. LIUKA (Sept. 23·0cl. 23) · • Be cognizant of the ~~ensi· tivitie.l! uf other~ today when. out suciolli7ing. Uuurd your commeniS so that you dott't inadvertently say something ' lhul could hurt a ral's feel· today thai you could totally Corset maktltg a promise to help oomeone and let this per· son down. Check your mem· ory bank aod calendar before making plan•. ARIES (March 21·Aprill9) .. You're naturally an opti· miotic peroon, but don' I puoh that over the line and adopt an unreuliotic outlook about 1ome1hing that i• completely 1 unauainable . )I'll be your downfall. TAURUS (April 20·Mn~ 20) ·- 11 won't he your lack of knowledse. know-how or ~kills that hamper you from achieving a worthy goal to· day. It will more likely be the lack of faith you have m your· self or your idea~. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) .. Your faculties for ruearch and development may not be operatins too effectively lo· day. Instead of Jalherlng the facts lhalyou need. you may operate from an illilrrale base and wonder why you failed. CAJI!CER (June 21-July 22) .. Someone who has a hi11ory of ~lei ng a user and Iaker may hit on you agui n today at a weak moment and get you to part with your hard·earned money. Be on guard. lllj~. SCOKI'IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .. Usually you can be a fierce competitor. but today you might allow your feeling.< W preside over your lo~ic, ~aking you weak andineffec· t1ve. Keep your entuhons nut of the _piclure. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) .. Unfortunately. you may hear only what you wnnl 10 hear today and read · unintended meanin,s into othcr·s commenl!l. Mtsunder- slandings cam1e diotre••·. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) .. Spoken promisea may not be worth 100 much today, ~" if maklns any mujor pur· cha•cs. make certain you haYe the nece~sary receipt, war· ,ranty or tn&urance to cover any loses. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·feb. I~) ·- Keep your advice and counsel to your•elf today . ,People's •enNitivities are too overwhelming and will not take kindly to any unsolicited suggestion&. even when of~ ferrd in good faith. PISCES (feb . 20-Murch 20) •• Thrre is a po~sibility Weather High: 80s, Low: 60s Dllti1111,A2 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 0·2-2 Pick 4: 3·7·3·2 Buckeye 5: 3-14·23-27·35 Pick 3 nlsht: 7·7-1 Pick 4 nlsht: 8·4-0·1 W.VA. Deily 3: 4· 3-9 Deily 4: 0·8-9·6 C.sh :zs: 1·3·13· t 5·20·22 Index 2 Sectlonl - 12 Pill• Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries AS 83-5 86 AS Spor.t s BI-3 Weather A4 A3 A3 A2 C 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Cq, Hometown Newspaper GmiNG.READY FOR THE FAIR Food, nutrition projects I Judged BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICHID>MYDAiLYSENTiNEL.CQM POMEROY - Judgin~ of 4-H projects is moving n&ht along as members prepare for exhibiting Ul the Meigs County Fair scheduled to open on Aug. 12. On Thursday. food and nutrition projects were judged und grand and reserve champions were named in the various categories as follows: Fast Break for Breakfast: Ashley Life, grand champion; Tosha Jones, reserve champion. Food and Fitness Choices for You: Kelsey Holler tmd Kuru Osbome, grund champions. Food & Filness tbr Fun: Kutlyn Sauvage, gnuld champion. · I Spy in the Kitchen : · Andreu Buckley, grund champion; Marissa McAngus, reserve champion. Meals in Minutes: Amber Pooler, grand champion. Mini Meal Magic: Heather Brooks, grand champion; Audrionna Pullins, reserve champion. ' Party Fun with Foods: Sarah Hduser, grand champion; Taryn Lentes, reserve champion; Clarrisa Arnolt, Honorable Mention. Pathways to Culinary Success: Ashley Boyles, grand champion; Natausha Arnon. reserve champion. · Quick Breads: Kaillin · Dewhurst, grand champon; Lindsey Houser. reserve champion. Star Spangled Foods: Amy Barr. grand champion; Kaylee Kennedy, reverse champion. The Global Gourmet: Tabitha Jones, grand champi· on; Lindsey' Houser, reserve champion. The Outdoor Chef: Andrew Bissell and Tina Drake, grand champions; Briltany Parsons, reserve champion; ·Brandon Fitch and Lindsey Houser, honorable mention. Yeast Breads on the Rise: Rachel Elliott and Erin Gerard, grand champions. You're the Chef: Chrissie Gregory, grand champion; Tia Prall, reserve champion; Jennifer Grady, honorable mention. · VEOOIE TRAY - Reserve champion In the "I Spy in the Kitchen" project was Merlssa McAngus with this colorful tray of cut vegetables served with a dip, (Charlene Hoeflich) FAVORITE FOODS- Jennifer Grady's American stir fry won an honorable mention In the judging of "You're the Chef" by Joyce Brown, Athens County extension agent. Jennifer Is a seven· year member of the Rock Springs Raiders. (Charlene Hoeflich) Cou faces 290/o • Insurance • Increase BY BRIAN J. REED BREED<I!>MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs County Commi., sioner> will absorb a 29' pcrl:enl im:rca'c in hc;rllh itNtranl:C premiums; but will begin considerin g u new in,urunce provider for county employee' between now and year 's end. . The county's current polil'y with Anthem , through McNelly, Patrick & Associates, will e~pire al The primary issue the end of July. facin9 ·the board at Commissioners will n\eel today with officethis time is that the holders and department · premium increases heads to discuss the insurcome at a time when unce plan , but ·Commis.,ioners Mkk the county finds it most Davenport unu 'Jim Sheets difficult to absorb a said al their regular meet-· ing Thursday they plan 10 cost increase, and consider soliciting bids for because the increase a new plan: which would coincide with their fiscul .comes later in the year, year which begins in it is difficult for the January. commissioners to plan While they plan lu renew with Anthem ne~l their budget around it month, Duvenporl suid the Mlck Dovenpcrt, commissioners may. 111 any · comml11lon prnldent lime, cancel their policy with Amhem if they . choose to go through another insurance provider, or a new policy through the current provider. The local agent has suggested the board consider a new plan through United Hcnlrh Care. · The primary issue facing the hoard at this time, Davenport suiu. is that the premium increases come af a time w.henthe county finds it most difficult to absorb a cost increase. and because the increase comes later in the year. it is diftlcult for the commissioners to plan their budget around it. To further complicme their budgeting process. the amoun"t of the premium increase each year is difficult to project. .· Last year, the cost of employee insurance increased by 17 .percent, and both employees and the ..:ounty paid for the mcreases. A single-plan health. insurance policy now costs most county employees $34 per month. and a family plan $227. Sheets said emp loyees will be required to pay a 28.8 percent increase in their out-of-po..:kel cost when the new plan goes into effect next month. In other business, the commissioner-: • Approved appropriations adjustment> for ·the county engineer, county uudtlor and coroner; . • Approved additional appropriations for the Meigs County Agricultural Society and Liller Prevention und Recycling; • Appruved payment of biII ' in 111e amount of $I 64,482.56; . • Opened bids for bituminous materials from Asphalt Materials Inc.. Marieua, and Middleport Terminal, Gallipolis, and referred them to the engineer. ~rug cost savings outlined to BY Joy J. SETTLES NEWSCMYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -. How to reduce the cosl of pres~nptwn drugs through use of. a Canadtan .savers Club. member· shtp was explame? by George Pnce, speaker at lhe Sen~or Cttizens Center, on ~hur~dar mornmg; .. .. Prt~e, an msurance agent, ts affil.tated wtth the owner of a pharmaceull~al manufacturer and wholesaler servmg several pharmacies in Ontario, Canada. His role for that company is to tell how U.S. residents can save money on drugs by ordering them through Canadian pharmacies. He said that purchasing up to a 90· day supply of prescription medica· tions at one time from Canada is legal in the United States. . The speaker explained how t~e Canadian Savers Club works. He said that .it. was for~ed 10 aid people in obtamm~ prescn~d drugs at. a dts~ou":l ~nee. 'J'!l~r~ \~no age or mco~e restr~cuon on J~mmg lhc club, he. said. Pnc~ ~~t With some of th~se mter· ested ·m JOtnmg the ~lub to g.tve them quotes on meclt~a.u~ns which they take. The fee. for JOtmng the Canacltan Savers Club ts $25. · He described the · enrollment process, noting the personal physician fills out forms whic)] they fax to a toll free number. Once · the order is . received by the Canadian pharmacy, the medication, in two to three weeks, is shipped to the patient. According to Price, the personal physician as well at the patient, is Meigs seniors involved in the process of changing the source of securing medications. A club representative is available to talk with doctors who have questions. The agent said that drugs can be ordered as generic or non-generic, that they arrive al the member's home sealed, labeled. fully insured and by certified mail. There is a shipping fee and otders must be charged to a red· . . . c 11 ~ardor debtt card. Many. people who are members are ~appy wtth t~e system and thet c~~­ un.ue to use 1.1 to save money, satd Pnce. For information, residents may call 888-407-141S Monday through Friday, to save up to 30 to 60 percent on prescription drugs. · DISCUSSING TERMS -George Price, right, and Michelle Bee assist people at the Meigs County Seniors Center who are Interested In saving. money on prescription drugs. Price and Bee helped Individuals fill out membership forms and discuss discount prices of medications through the club. (Joy Settles) Senior Outreach "Reaching Out to Meet Senior Needs" Free Telephone Reassurance, Socialization and Prescription Reminders • MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference • NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS (740) 446·9560 www .holzer.org • • • ' • ,,, \ ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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