http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0bf3fa7995cbd87b3f2ac3b86f4a6f48.pdf 894c92534565d27e27da6c7b8389a033 PDF Text Text • r Page·Dl • ~u«bal' ((tnttJ -~tntltltl • Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolla, Ohio • Point Plt111nt, WV MARK OF EXCELI.ENCE Sunday, July 28, 2002 • # NASCAR: Elliott wins at Pocono, 81 ' Keep ]ohnsongrass from spreading to your crops dr·op, thus defollutlng the struins of buctcriu leaf spot POMEROY fllunt, s1urti111.1 from the uld· di.1Clls.7. lik~ IJuytun Bell J\thi\Mllljii'Uss I~ sturtln~ ht est lcuvcs to the youni!CSt. und Entcrprtsc. U~c only jl<l hi se~d throujlhout nltl' Both fruit lul stems muy new 11rowing trnys pr utleust rcjlillll. This Ulll!fCS~Ivc ulsu becume nfccted . clcuncd und suniti1ctl truys. percrmlul ).otrll~s wu~ consltl· Fruit infections will huve · Rotutc your jJiuntini!S with a !'red u huon tn hecf jlrtJduc· rulscd bh1wn wurt·llkc minimum of three years cl'll ·In TcKas, us it grew lesions. On the stems, look between similur crops. Spray rupldly even under drou!jht for nurrow, clongutctllcNiuns on u weekly" bus is with pre· ~onditiuns . In our reJ!Iml It ,,; or streuks. Once thll diseuse vcntutivc fixed cupp\V hus hllcume a weed us itmuy ;....__, GUEST VI "'" starts llt1u plunt, it CfUkkly Is spruy s (Kllcidc) or ltxeil reproduce either by seed ur sprcutl by the wind, hum~n copper spruy "with Muncb pcrcnnlul rhltmncs (lur11c, while, sculy undorl!l'llllnd hurbur~ In Its ruut systellt cuntucl ur by medtunicul 7SDF. SIC111N) , vurlous vlru.s dlscus~s. like mcuns tlurlng wurm, ruiny Meigs County l'urmcrs und · Rhlwm~ s ure produced un mui1.c dwurf musluc virus weuther. How Llocs the diseuse orig· homeowners, It's time to reg· sccd lln!!- JnhnNnnt~russ once (MDMV) und mulzc chlorut· the jlrUss bcClllllCS IWll feet lc dwurf virus (MCIJV)' INutc In uur I!Urdenur field ister your open cluss entries lull. Keeping th~ gruss whi~h CUUSil pour rlclds In plu111111g'l Tile buotcriu is uf hay, field .crups, flowers, seed · borne, remuins vlublc l'ruil und vcgctublcs fllr the utnwcd under one foot tull sweet corn untl l'lclllfllrtl. ... 1111 old jllt!nt dcbr(s up In u Mei11s County Fuir, Au~. 12· t~rcutly lrtt\Jcdcs rhl1,mnc Pepper 11rowcrs, both ycur, und muy he spread by 17. Pre·reglstrution wtll be llrllduct ion. n nort·aopluml Gilt~~~ Johneon Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, ttha Eastorn Avo .. ltont~owners und cumtncr· wind, hund or tnuchi11cry heltl unly un August 2 und ~ Qalllpolla, hae been nnmad tho rtlclplont or tho Clenorol Motors· urcus, IIIYilhosutc pt·oduct s Round·Ufl) ut the two dul, kecjJ u11 eye un your ft'llt11 other Infected plunts. frum K u.m . 10 4 p.m. ut the . 2001 Mark or I::Koellenoe Aw11rd tor Chovrollll. Belnl! nt11110d (like JICI'CCIIt Sllllll ion CliiiCCillrU· JlcPJlcr · fllunt s for sl11ns ol' Cummcrcittl seed is treutcd, Senior Fuir Office, lucuted moll)lent or the 2001 ClM Mark or EKcollonco Award ta an tlon provides cxt·cllcnl cnn· buctel'iul spilt ( Xunlltomllnus however muny people .1uvc 011 the upper purl of the acoontpllaht11Mt rellorved ror only a vary low outstOIIdlnfl doal· 11'111 of Jnhn snll!ji'UN~ lhut Is curnpcstrls pv. vcslcutorlu) , seed which muy huve lite Rocksprlttgs Fr)il'j!l'llUIIds. To ore l1l~a lind I~ a ayt11bol or oxoaptiOMI porrormanoc. "It Is a In the "huot" to seed hcrid The sym)Jhlltls tllUSI com• diseuse. Usctl seed truys und enter you will r1ccd In buy u ttll:trk or trull tllallnollon that hl awarded only to t11e very best f'orntutlon stugc . rnnnly seen begin ur1 lcuvcs . soil 11111y t'clnfect this ycur's Meigs County Agricullurul GM tJolllera whtl have committed l11omaotvo s and tha Mtlro Aflcr hurvc ~l ul' corn or us wulct' suukctl clrculur plunts thut were inltiully Membership, uvuilublc from dMiotatllp'a &Illes and service to am to delivering unsurpassod other Vcj,~clublc CrtljJS, we SjlUI.I lhUI CfUickly bccllmC cleun . seniur fair bourd members aatee portormsnce and cuatomer sutlsracllon," GM orrlolals ol'tc11 sec Jnhnsnngruss nccrullc (dcud) with bt·own Neighbors' discusctl plunts und scverul county business· Btlld , Johnson received a specially designed, plaQue to honor NJll'tiUI. hrrtHcrN 111uy spruy ~cnlcr~ und thin yelluwlnl! 111uy curry the diseuse over tu cs. Sec yuu ul the fuirl . the doalerahiP'tl aooompllshmont In attaining this recognition until i't'I)NI with t~lypllliNUie hnnlct's, Gc~tcrully, the your field ilr gurdc11. ·rro111 Cl1evtolot ror 2001. ~rom loft, above, are dealership rop· liiiCe ihc !II'IISS llfliW~ Ufl Ill lesions urc shg!Hiy. s.unken How cun you cumrol the (lied K11et!1t io~ Mei/1·'' t2 lnche. 1 or .so. Thl~ will on the upp~r loul surlucc unci di seuse'/ Stut·t with treutcd, Coumy :,· lixtelt.t'iOII Cl/le/11 for rosentatlvo Colin Saundor&, Area Solos Manager Nloole greutly reduce Joln1songru.•s sllg,htly rlllsctl,on the lower clcun seed. IJuy vurictle~ of a!lriculture alul nalurai Powoll, ond Johnson. (Matt Rodl!erl! ) fll'llhfCIII N 1\CXt . sprint~. · lcul Nlll'tUCC. S~vcrely NllOt• Jl~pp~r ihut ftuvc diseuse resources, ' Oilio Stale Rcntcmhc r J11h11 srllll!russ ted lcuves 111rn yellow unJ rcslstunce to the · vuri11Us Unil,ero~ /ty.) flUny' " f'luun ~lu l~ ut·c dclcrlu· rutlttl,!; lmy to huld but Nell when II IIHI.I'C ~l llllflCIIIIIII lnvcMttncnl· come~ nlm11.1, from Pip D1 Mtmy lnvc~lor~ urc lcmpl· !JieM Ihut will lei you hel!lll, 01• ctl hi Uttlond ~iudN Nltnply ~lllllftlliC, fnvcMtfll!! wftft ~llll• bccllliNC fll'lcC N ltiiVI! I!IJI1C · NEW YORK (AI') - It 's bccu llirlcd· to buy but Ihey didn't knuw wlten 10 On nttc hund, they were willinl! to buy f'ltlcncc now. uuwn . Otl bu~k 111 the buMicM. untl·lruc sli'Uicgy l'or it1dlvlduul sell," suld Lelund Hcvncr, president untl inlo compunics thut lacked prol'its and Unotl lnvcMtlnl! fM lur11ely Whul nrc the cut111'Utty'N lnvcstm·N: Uuy slocks und liuld thcttt i'or chief executive of lhc Nutlunul proven reputution s. They didn't do ~ 11 pruNpcctH 'I lluw dncN ti11M lii111Lit MCI lll!ll Mmllrl Mlrllllli!Y Hinck f'll Itt wltlt the• rc•t •>f' the long lcl'ln ; tttt111cy cun be mudc over Assuclutlon uf Online lnvcslllrs, llll cxlcn~lvc rcscttrch , but mudc buying nttd !tkklnl! to II. · TliiM " • lime by tou!lhltt!(llUIIhc 11ps und downs InveNtor educullon QrtiUp In WuHhlngton . dccisinns r111 speculative stocks bused on lttl'luucM cMttibiiNhltlf! l!Uitlll· your pllrtf'ullu'/11' the orlglnul of the murk ct. 1 Jndlvitluul Investors jumped Into the whut they hcurd frum friends nr whut lflti'N for n1ttklttl! buy llllcl MCII reUNllll ltJ buy lite Ntock M ill! It tnuy he tin1c 111 rethink thul lnvc~t· stuck murkct with u vengeunce In the wus tulkcd about in the mctlla. r ... 111 cxiMtN, kce11 II . ·' 1 1 l111 I' i11g flhlfosnphy UN lite jlrofnnljecl hcur lute 19\.IUs, cspcciUIIy uttructcd ll! lhc lnvcNtoril ulso ..:mpluyed the buy·und· uct: " onN urc yuu '-"'II ' On the utlwr litll1d, 1111 111tu Seckh111 npportunlllcx nturkel dlllllnl shcs hojllls thut ninny hlj!h·f'lylnl! technology und Internet lmltl slrutej!y that hud lon11 b.een u cor· · ltlt'NI und furMUtNt, yllu Multi tltut yo\t huvc tutnukc up ·slockN will cvct· bounce huck to levc!H ccHnpunlcs. They pow·ed mllllunM of ncrstone uf Investment advice. As had need Itt cleurly lld1nc your i'or IIJNNCN with Ihe NhiCkN lhut even close lo tl1c l1clghts seen In the tlollurN lnw these nllw Issues, quickly been the cuse wilh more lruditlonul und luvc!llllettt ofljcctlveH und creutcd lhcm . l1<11lll11ng lute I lJlJON. bltlr.llttl! up the prkeM w shoe kiM!! levels. conservutlve holdings in yeurs rust, uutlcrNtuitcl the ' level uf' riHk I'Hyc hol,t~kully,. Investors . You now twctlun end gumc for pluy· In lhclr rush w the murket, Investors muny thllught they would ride the mar· XllU tn·c wllllu~ to uccejll. tetttl ht plucc tlhii'C vuluc 111 u In* the n1urket. · used u ml ~ of' ultl u11d new trudlnjj ket out over time ut1d eventually come !"hen CI'CUie U plun with u !lock IIIICC lftcy liiiVC fttVC! I· 'In veNit II'S !WI hun hccmtsc they lnv1ld ldmriH. out uhcud. llliii,I/,"ICI'III pcrKilCCtlvc lhul ed Itt it. IJ~nt'l lei IIIINI!tlglu lndttdcN l'uruntclcrN to diver· I!CI the hcitcr c1f' you. · xlf'y. und 'or JlnlflCrly ullu~ut· · Kccvulunlc Ihe Nlock uhjcc· ln!IIINNCIN uccurtllnl! 111 yCJur lively, W<JUid you buy It purllculur 11tuutlou. · u~11ln uow '/ 11' not, 111uyhc lt'N Avoid uNittg the Klttd'N lime 10 Nell. Jlrlcc UN the cmly tlctertlilnunt Dccldlnjj when Ill Nell win· nf' yow· huy utld xc ll dccl· lll't'N CUlt he even lull'der, One Nitii!H, Ltlok ut lhc !luck 11 ricc litdlcutlnn oi' u gnotl lime to Itt t'clutlon 1t1 lite huNincNN, conNidcr ~·l lllug IN when the . f)tiC! the cutttputty ltttvc Htoek ltiiM up!Jrcdutcd to the Mtt·ong f'undumctltuiN und floltll whet'c I IN lukll11! over !lllllli priiNflCCIN'I Luuk ut the · your flot'lf'ullu. Rctt1cmber conlptuty'N 11nunclul !lrcnf.llh. I he UMNCI ullucuth111 lcvciN C'ltcck u~MeiN und dchl level~ . )'uu Net when you crcuted Huw IN the ~liii1J!uny nuut· yuur lt1VCNilttctll Ntrutci!Y· A lii!Ctl'/ Luok Ntllurt IliUM· I!UIJIJ rule nl' thumb IN ill . ut~emclll tttukht,l! l!llud dccl· rcbuluncc your purtl'ullu . Nlun!. Whut I~ llic cotnt!ully'N wl1cncvcr It getN murc thun pttiCIItlul f'ur llruwtlt'l Whut I 0 j!crccut ul'l' yuur itlcul CVCIIIN ~uuld Ul'f'cct the ~um · IIMNCI nllocutioll, You CUll puny'" xucccxM und urc they rchuluncc hy Nclllnl! Mon1c likely to o~cur'l wltmcrN. hut yuu cun uiNu dn 1Jecltllt1!! lu Mel I II fly huylnl! tnlli'C ClltfMcrvu· .'iclting 1J Mel filii! !lrute,l!y live NCCltrilicN. · CUI1 llel JU!I UN ftttJIUrtlllll UN IJu~k to hu!ICN chouNiti,l! whulhl buy ul whul Oellillll huck to the huNk! . i!rlcc. Don 't Ignore NluckN cun hciJl you l'ccl conf'ldcnt uncc they're In your jlllt·tf'u· uhout your lnvcNII11CI11 dccl· 1llu: muNNCNN thcl11 pcrlucllcul· NionN. l(cvlcw you l'lttunclul ly u ~ol nl!thc Numc crltcrlu ycJU rlun und luvc~ lmcttl Nlrulcl!y would l'ur uncw MltJck yuu'rc wllh yttur 11nunclul udvl~or. cun~ldcrlng JlUrchu~lttJ! . lie or Mhc cun heir you diver· Witcll }'liU huy U NIIICk Nel Mff'y lll1lf CNtllblfMh the jlnlllCr urun!eterM l'or !elll11g IL · UM~c t ulh1cut1un within your tuvc u clear ltlcu of whu11hc portfolio to mul~h your ~tock IN worth und whul dr· oh,lccllvc! und tolcruncc ·f'or cut11Ntu11Cc! would trl~~er u rl~k uml help yuu Nclcct lhc !ulc. S11111c e~utttJllco urc: Sell lttvcNtntctiiN tltut rnukc 8CI1Nc cmcc the !Wck ! Ut'pn~N~M It• f'or yuur flortfollo. lntrlnNic vuluc: Mel I once yuu ' ({Jryc~ S/11/th /,y wt lnw.rt· 'hit u 211 pcrcctll guh1 Cor -' llltlll eXt'L'IIIitle w/tll Smith pcrccnlur ~() rcrccnt, yuu !CI Por/lrer.r al!ld~t'.rl I IlL', ill il.r the murk); Ncl when lhc ~0111 · Oa/1/pol/,, qf)lm) Hal ' . Whafs Inside ... Mets top Reds, 81 Investors must rethink buy-and-hold strategy Deaths Geraldine Spencer, 78 Sandy Thacker, 37 Goldte Lightfoot Dmii1,AJ Weather High: aos, Low: 70s · Dmllt, A2 Ohio Lottery drawlnp, WlllfS, wlnnlnp CLEVELAND (APJ The Ohio Lottery's Super Lotto Plu8 jackpot iM grow· ing to $8 million for the next. drawing Wednesday night. There were no Super Lotto Plus game tickets with the correct combinu· tion for the $7 million drawing Saturday night. rur Over 5~ Years of Dependable Service • Heating and Water Heating • Lift Truck Gas Delivery · • Grain Drying and Cooking • Construction Heating r Lotteries OHIO Pick :1: 1·9·8 Pick 4! 1·1·1·0 SUjle!LoltO: 21·22-30.31-44-49 lonut 1111: 48 Ktdcer: 0·0·9·5·8·1 . luckey• S: 5·9·16-21·29 Pick J nlaht: 4·4·8 Pick 4 n1aflt: 5.0·4·4 For Home, Farm, Business·& . Industry uullc!N. The dlvcr•if'lcution of the turlluht lttduNtry In MelliN t:uttr11y comcN ul u lltttc when fromPipD1 u Mhurtugc of luhur huN llclll to $C11crurluu, untl urc hccumc lll1 lncrcu!lng jjrnh• lcm. Knoen ~oultl . gulnlngluvor uguln," llurmM which once relied on Cherry tliii1Uhlc~. l<umuN, UN wclf UK IICWcr cliNCUNC• f'umlly luhor urc nc1w bcj!ln· rc~l~lut1l und 11rccn·pu.:k vurl· nlng to Ncurcll for field work· ctlcN urc ul~o being furmctl. erN for hire, und lhoNc wurk· In lll~rcuKittg quuntitlc~. by cr~ urc ~eco111i11g mnrc dlf'l1· cu lt lo rind. Mclg• C:ounty protlucerN. " It'• gnlttg lo cuusc rrob· TtlltllllliCI~ frtllll ·Mdg• C't!UIIIY urc ~hiJlped all U~rrl-8 lcrnN l'tt lhc future," Knccn the Cll~lcrn hulr the United NUl d. "FumlllcN willt chl.ldrcn State,, inclutling urcuN In the l'ur · ~uul ft , aN well UN New often· wunl lu ulfow lhu•c York, New Jcncy und children let purllcipule in more NUtnmer uctlvitlc•, NUdt Mldlij(UIL . . Muny . elf the toltlutoc~ "" 8portN, und w lcuu u murc Ntllpped out 111' the county urc 'rtormul' life, ruther thun trull~flotled 111 brukers. whc1 ~pend lhcir ~u rnrncrN In the thct1 re-~hlp tht!m tu other field~." Market W.VA. Dilly J: 5·0.5 Dilly 4: 0.9·8·8 Pow•rb•ll: 2-5-17·22·44 (30) C.th 25: 5·8·11·12·16-24 • Norm I L.P. Gas Tank Installation (With 25 Feet of ,Copper TUbing) ' . Index 2 11dlln1 - 12 .,.. . Calendar Classified• Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports · Weather or ----MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Suh.vcribe today, call ~ .. · 446·2342, 675· I333 or 'J92·2 I56 Q OFFERS GOOD NOW THRU AUGUST 15, 2002 A5 B3·5 86 A5 A4 A3 A3 81·3 A2 2002 OhiO Vtilty PUblithlnl (:4, TOP HORSEWOMAN Blues bash' big draw· POMEROY - The hot sounds of seven blues und jazz bunds In concert brought in hundreds of people for the second unnuul Big Bend Blues Bush lestivul stuged Saturday on the Po.meroy plirking lot. · While .morning rains cumc, before the Mu Rainy Band took the stu11e at noon the skies hud cleured und the • crowd be!jan to gather. While 111uny of those attend· ing brought their own chairs, others. sut on the parking lot wall und curbing, or found posts to lcun on and listen. Anti listening to an out· standing lineup of musical talent pulled together by the Pomeruy Blues und Jazz. Society was what it was all ubuul from noon until mid· night In downtown Pomeroy. • Perlbrming were Mu Rainy, Phil The lack of seating provides no problem for those attending und The Thrill, Slater. Brothers Blues Band. The Carpenter Ants, the festival. They either brought their own, found a post to lean Joonnu Connor, Johnny Rawls on, or a place on the parking lot wall or the curb to sit. Revue, und Soon Holt. (Charlene Hoeflich) TO COMPETE- Whitney Karr on her horse Boston's Bongo Boy will compete In the AQHYA world championship show In Texas this week. (Contributed) Karr to compete in AGHYA world championship FROM STAFF REPORTS ~ POMEROY - American Quarter Horse enthusiast Whitney Karr of Pomer11y will be competing in the 3 I st annual American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championship show anti convention to be held in Fort WQrth, Texas, Aug. J.J 0. Karr will be among 2,000 youths, ages 18 and under, from the United States, Cunada.and several other countries participating in the show. She will compete with her American quart~r horse, Boston's Bongo Boy, a five year old sorrel gelding, in Hunter Under Saddle. The AQHYA World Championship Show is an invitational eJvent which serves as a showcase for lOp American Quarter Horse youth exllibitors, so competition promises to be intense and exciting. r Young competitors vying for 30 world championship titles, as well as prizes, must have earned a predetermined number of points at American Quarter Horse shows between May I, 2001, and April30, 2002, or be one of two entries· in each event nominated to represenl each proven· 'cial Quarter Horse Youth Association . The 2002 AQHYA World Championship is sponsored by · · Breyer, Ford, Justin Boot Company, MSNA America, MD Barns, Montana Silversmiths, Nutrina, Professionals Choice, Sooner Trailers, Tex Tan, The Ameril?lln Quarter The Slater Brothers, a bluea band, feature Kenny Valentine, vocalist. (C~arlene Hoeflich) Home Journal and Wrangler. ' . Highlights of the show will air on " America's Horse", AQHA 's weekly television series, on the Outdoor Life Network. The broadcast date is Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. Eastern/Pacific. The AQHYA World Championship Show is the featured BY DAN H111Ma to tJ!e state's infrastructure as they help to facil· activity of the week, but other scheduled events include the 01-iEAMSSOM'fOAiLYREGi&tSR.COM ' itate the transportation of goods and people. AOHYA Convention, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 2 and 3, POINT PLEASANT .::. Tho ' U.S. "Airport securit_y and preparedness have which allows state delegates to conduct AQHYA business. Department of Transportation announced last become prominent tssues since Sept. II," Capito and elect six national officers and six national directors to week that the Mason County Airport ln Pofnt added. ''I believe these funds will significantly represent the nearly 30,000 Members of AQHYA • the Pleasant will receive $230,000 to buy snow improve out local airpons' ability to move planes world's largest youth equine organization. The awards for removal equipment, build a new sewe~ for in and out in the most safe and efficient way." the yeur-end, high-point winners will to presented during a proper drainage runoff and install a perimeter Other ai~rts to receive funding: special awards banquet on Saturday, Aug. 3. Other activi· fence for increased security. · • Yeager Airport in Charleston wilt get $S .6 ttes include the AQHYA speech contest, Wednesday, Aug. "We'll ~et part of it this year, part next million to improve concrete runways and air7, featuring a presenliltion of two $500 and two $2SO schol· year," satd Ben Roush Sr., the fixe4-base craft parkin~ aprons near the main terminal arships, and the AQHYA World Championship Judging operator of the Mason Count)' Ai~. "We'll buildtng. Airport officials also will update Contest for AQHYA. 4-H and National FFA Organization take cure of the crucial pans first. .· · snow removal equipment, fix airport drama~e members, Thursday, Aug. 8. . Roush said the airport currendy hal a tractor and improve security along lhe airport s and blade 'to clear snow from the 4,<JOO.foot run· perimeter. , Show week also offers a variety of social activities and.a . way. The new sewer wlU help alleviate cesspool • The Braxton County Airport In Sutton will trade show, featuring numerous equine related products and problems because of a high water table. il!t $380,326 to buy land so planes can more services. "Corrective measures are being taken . on safely apprqach a runway. In Ravenswood, Whitney is the IB·year·old daughter of Tom and Diana that," Roush said. · the Jackson County Airport will use slightly . Karr of Pomeroy. The fencing, Roush estimates, wilt be ·three. more than $2. I million to install a perimeter She is a 2002 graduate of Eastern High School and will miles lona. ' fence to increase security and to build an addl· he attending the University of Findlay, majoring in athletic "I am pfeased to annpunce this majot itil"usion tiona! taxiway for more space between planet. training. Whitney competed in this event last year. of funding that will enbance our local aitporu," • The Upshur County Regional Airport In She also earned the 200 I Ohio State Fair Showmanship said Rep. Shelley Moore Capito. "1 am c!4ually Buckhannon will get slightly more than thrilled to be able to ,~any the ass1ttant $39l ,(100 to• install apron ' lighting for night Grand Champion, 200 I Ohio State Fair Western Pleasure llecl'etary to West VUJln14·~11 · order to Qlllke a operation of the airport and to extend the Grand Champion and the . 2001 All-American Quarter more formal preseJW~tlotJ · l., penon, West south apron 'area for additional aircraft parkHorse Congress Reserve Champion in the IS to 18 year old Viralnia's local al~ are ltnrtlentely' valltable ing. • : · Hunter Under Saddle, . ' Mason Co. airport receives funding need reliable, COmpassionate, high quality home health services, remember lNI•an . Rutland·Bottle Gas Hometown Newspaper Mel1s County's. Kneen Smith • ~ YOU /. • #FAMILY OWNED"- Seven Locations To Serve You Better! 1 HOME CARE • ' It's Your Health. Irs Your Home. Irs Your Choice. Choose Holzer Home Carel •· Rutland 742·2511 or 1·800-837.-8217 . 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Barry Hassler was happy to sup- "'the ~nnoying puns of spurn." such a port an Ohio bill trying to crack down misle~ding ubject lines, rather than on unwanted e-mail known as spam. spurn itself. But Hassler has doubts about the "Those are just SO~l\i: of the sympeffectiveness of the legislation he sup- toms; rather th11n the problem of SJl!lm ported. itself. which is that a huge volume of e"lt's hard to track down the real mail is sent unsolicited to ~le who sou~e of thi information to be able to have little or no control O\•er It, Sorkin prosecute someone:· said Hassler. said. founder of HCST. an Internet service Delaware tMIIICted an anti-spum law in provider in suburban Dayton. "To this 1999 that made the sending of unsolidtday, we don't know where these mes- ed bulk mail illegal and set penalties of sages originated from." us much as a year in jail or 11 maKimum Ohio and other states are rushing to line of $2,300. But no cases have been enact laws cracking down on spam even prosecuted. said Delaware state proseas some technology experts and state cutor Steve Wood. .officials question the laws' effective"Police have found it difficult to ness. enforce the law because of the Anti-spam legislation was introduced · anonymity of the lntemet."' Wood said. in at least 30 states in 2002. wiih laws "It is difficult to identify an actual passed by Kansas. Maryland. human being or organization us being Minnesota. South Dakota and Utah. the initiator of ille11nl spum." according to the National Conference of In Kansas. Gov. Bill Graves signed u State Legislatures. luw in May requiring e-mails promoting Gov. Bob Taft is scheduled to sign services to identify the sender and to . Ohio's anti-spurn law Thursday. Ohio's include "opt-out" provisions. Violators bill doesn't attempt to bUn spam. but could face u fine of as much ns $10,000 would levy a fine of $100 per unwanted per incident. e-mail up to u total of $50.000. · · Sen. Karin Brownlee. chuirwomun of "J'm certainly not discouraging stutes the Kansas Senate Commerce from passing lheir own spurn laws. but Committee. said she views the state's the federal govemment should act," le~islution us u first step. said Jason Cutlett, president of 'Because the Internet hus no boundJunkbusters Corp.. a privucy advocacy aries. no state lines. I think we're gain~ group that supports unti-spam legisla- to need something on tho federal level, tion. "Let's face it. if you put' a vote to she said. "It would be easier for the the American people. 'Should spurn- commercial interests to udupt to one ming be bani1ed?' you'd Ret a 'yes' in federal law that says. 'These ut;e the rules.'" . the 90 percent plus range.' Bills regulating pum are pending in both tbe U.S. House and Senate, although neither is an outright han. In teud. they require un opt-out provision and provide penultie 101' forged subject lines. In Washington. the state attorney general has used that state's 199 law to tile at least three lawsuits ugainst alleged spammers. includil\ll ind\ idnals in Oregon and Minne ota. · "Enforcing the e ·statutes. unfortu· nately. i 11 difficult thing to do:· said Steve Larsen. man11ger of .tho Washington attorney general's hightech unit . "A lot of tillli:S. spammers are not located in tbe jurisdictions· where you're trying. to enforce 11 statute.'' One problem with any law. whether state or federal. is it attempts to ta~et individuals who are 11dept at avoidmg detection. said Geoff Galat. marketing vice president at Tumbleweed Communications. u California company that sells spam and virus-filtering software. . ''Spumthers are incredibly creative people und good at launching their spull) uttucks from outside the state they're doing business in," Gnlat said. Despite such criticism. Ohio· law has value. said Rep. Thom Collier. chuirmun of the House Economic Development and Smnll Business Committee. "This law gives some teeth. to the Internet service providers to be ublc' to pursue and discournge those potentiul spummers," suid Collier. u Mount · Vemon ReJ.>ublicun. "It says. 'If you ure persistent m sp11nuuing. it's worth us coming after you.'"' Tonight. .. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundersto~ms. Lows 70 to 75. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of - hin 40 percent. · . Tuesday... Considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 80s. West winds I0 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. Tuesday night ... Partly clqudy. Lows 65 to 70. Wcdncsday ... Panly sunny. Highs in the upper 80s. Wednesday night ... Mostly clear. Lows 63 to 69. Thursday... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 80s. • . ExTENDED FORECAST . Friday... PanJy cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorins during the night. Lows in the upper 60s and highs near 90. ' . KETTERING . (AP) - Elementary School. Although her hooded pink ruincout. joined the search. which by . Suturday.. .A chance of showers and thunderstorms during included o.thcr panicked · the day ... Otherwise partly cloudy. Lows 65 to 70 and highs in More than t~ree years afte~ a .she usually didn't like to sit pink Winnie the Pooh sweat- then. 9-ye~r-old gtrl vumshed wh1le still. she did like rending and shirt and jeans. walking .the famtly membllrs, neighbors the mid 80s. 'wulkmg her dog. u prerecord- was in the midst of Tolkien's dog neur the neighborhood . and nearby residents. ~unday ... Mos.tly clear. Lows in the mid 60s and highs in the Greg Buker refuses to let recreation center. Ten minutes ed me~sage on. her g~and- "The Hobbit.'' mtd 80s. · mother s answcrmg .muchme . Ms. Buker was crocheting a later. they found the dog time steuluny memory of his still _greets callers wuh these pair of slippers for Erica when alone. cowering and drugging daughter. A video showing Erica at u family cookout ch.~lh~g words: . . . her dau*hter asked to walk its leash. l::;nca, honey, tf thts IS you, the famtly dog. a Shih Tzu Meanwhile, Ms. Buker had helps him. . hans.. '~ and cul.l ?II ~or named Jaime. She said no but started looking for Erica and "There are times I utmost help. am ~chnudt s votce Erica begged. ' was becoming hysterical. fo~et what she soupds like," says. Ab 45 · I Erica's father arrived the he said. "I h11ve to go buck to Nearly 400 .volunteers . out mmutes uter, :a that It's hard.'' searched and passed out fliers retired Enca m cou1p1e are divorceCI - and door to door ufter Erica disappeared Feb. 7. 1999, in this Dayton suburb. Police set up truffle checkpoints. A pond was drained and creeks were I HAMILTON (AP) about a block away. As they dragged. No trace of tbe girl , · Pol ice and people who know toqk her into custody, they was found. ' : • ,Right now you can bring home 2of your a woman accused for of setzed her loaded gun and a Police h.ave investigated killing a well-known Miami knife tumbled out of her about 2,000 leads. No one has University professor in front purse, according to her arrest been arrested. favorfte La·z.Bor styles for 1great low price! of numerous witnesses say report. A recovery center has coorthey are not sure what her Corbett, SS. was a national- dinated searches and fielded , motive might have been. ly recognized leader in hous- tips since a month after Erica : Witnesses say Tonda Lynn ing rehabilitation and an was last seen. But donations Ansley walked up to Sherry . expert in historic housin~. and volunteers are dwindling, Lee Corbett Saturday as she She owned about 20 homes m and the family plans to close · chatted with a neighbor, shot a nei!lhborhood of preserved the center at the end of her point-blank three times histone homes in this city August. · and calmly walked away. about 18 miles north of The Baker family remuins Ansley returned moments Cincinnati. determined, however, to find later to shoot her landlord and She taught sociology, out what haP.pened to the girl . former employer twice more gerontology and anthropolo- wh~se can t-sit-still energy as she lay bleeding on the gy at Miami. remmded them of a fluttering · street, neighbors said. Ansley is charged with one butterfly. .J "She was smiling when she count of aggravated murder A missing-person poster of shot her," said · Brandi and two counts of concealing Erica - how she looked Caudill. another tenant who weapons. She was being held before she disappeared and saw the shooting. "I think it Sunday at the Butler County how she might look today was revenge of some sort by Jail and was expected to is taped to the front window the way she looked.". appeur Monday in Hamilton of her mother's apartment. On Hamilton police said a Municipal Court. a shelf of Misty Baker's livmotivc remained unclear She has no prior criminal ing-room cabinet are more Sunday, and people who record in Butler County, reminders -. three ·photos, a knew Ansley were perplexed according to court records. porcelain angel and u stuffed by her alleged violence. . Neighbors said Ansley pre- t.oy butterfly. . "She is an excellent viously worked as a .member When tips come in, Erica's employee and a greau friend of the renovation crew for father, Greg Baker, still sends to all of us here," said Peggy Corbett's company, Victorian out his own search crew of Needham. Ansley's boss. "I House Rentals. At the time of seven volunteers. would like some answers her arrest. she was a bartender · Schmidt just repainted myself. I can't imagine why at a Hamilton tavern for more Erica's bedroom, to make it · thts sweet little person would than five years and either was look more like a teenager's create such a hemous crime." attending, or had attended, for when Erica comes home. Two detectives with guns Miami University, according "We're never going to give drawn arrested Ansley, 36, to her ~rrest report. up," she said. . !:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . New hope surged last month. · A federal public defender was· held in contempt of court for refusing to COLUMBUS (AP)- Gov. Bob Taft's hedgt' ng on whether client tell a grand whether her everjury talked about he'd rule out a tax increase if Ohio's budget problems worsen Erica's disappea(ance. next year surpnsed some conservatives but might not be a risk Although the attorney has politically. politicians and analysts say. · appealed, the family says the Taft, seeking a second term, was asked last week if he grand jury investi~ation and would ,repeat his pledge of four years ago tha:t he would not public defender's stlence give seck a broad-based tax increase without a public vote. more importance to what the "I'm not going to address that question today. I'm not ruling client, who is now dead, may it in. I'm not ruling it out," Taft replied. have known. House Speaker Utny Householder's.spOkeswoman, Jen Detwiler, Misty Baker, 35, said she qut~kly_ responded that gettmg a maJor. tax increase .throug!l the may have to ask her doctor for Rcpubltcnn-<:ontrolled House would be dtffJCult, tf not tmposstble. anllde!)ressants to deal with Scott Pullins, chairman of the Ohio Tallpayers' Association, the stress. sa~d Taft's colll!Dents could ca~se some conservatives to stay'· She said that at first. any tip home on electton day. It .won t. be the governor who pays that seemed promising sent politically. he added, but candidates farther down the ttcket · her hopes sky-high. But the who may have closer races. tips neverJanned out. "In a close race, 3 _(per~ent) to 4 percent of the ~epublica,n She sai she now tries to vote that stts home ts gomg to hun. In Bob Taft s case, 1t s keep her hopes in chec~ and FLAI~ gomg to be whether he gets 65 percent of the vote vs. 60 per- recently has been working 80cent of the vote," Pullins said. hour weeks as a home healthParking Four years ago, Ohio's bank account was so strong, its care aide to keep her mind FURNITURE & D "IGN .· Layaway ramy-day fund held $2 billi~n and the stat~ ':"as . re~uming occupied. . FINANCING AVAIL.t.BLE ;;J. money to taxpayers. Taft dK d abput $903 mtl~ton m mcome J:;nca, a third-grader, was a Open Daily H; Fri. H: "&RAI'ID I'IAMit 1'11RI'IITlllm AT DISCOUNT PRICES" tall reductions m hts first two years as governor. . . cheerleader at Indian Riffle .L...!:0!:10Hd::!!s~un::!d~•v~-~R~t~e~~~~!!:!!;~~W~V!J6!7~5:·11~3~7~1!.__~i!l!!~i!~j doubl~ ~our comfort &save! . FA E E . FREE • . ;' EMS report . Goldie Llal•lfoot KERR - Goldie Li htfoot died unday. July 28 ,1Xl2 at her granddauahter's re idcnce in Kerr. 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CrtdK wl! bt giWn oarrltr IICI'o -N. NO IUbtOriPilon by ,.II pormlltod In oruo - • home corrltr urv~ 11 IValllbll. J>9MEROY l t nit~ ~·f Metgs mer»en<· Sen II."C• responded to the foliO\\ inll Jlld phutn~:r~pln n>nl~, t~ calls for~ istlln c: "•II h e JHdj:~U I mal plan' .CENTRA I. DISPATCH \\ill be lllJo.IC l,ll lJI,pl.l\ Ill)! Itt IO:JS u.m. Suturdu . Nohl~ the M~t !l> (\lllnt~ I Jtt. Summit Rd.. ~ h(' Stunn . treated: 1:!: 14 p.m· .. Sulem Sl..· ~~lc~l ~~~~:~son. llult~r p 36 1· Rd . :(l. . pH . n~l·l· .tberty 1\ui\t' " una 1 · Huller. .:52 p.m.. Ohio I:2-1. William Rill.'r. HolNr: 6 . p.m.. Will -Yam:~ Ril .. Desm:e McFadden. Hllltcr: 6:32p.m .. .Lincoln llcijlht,, Herman M1chncl; l'lcU MIIlt Vnl.lcy Hospital: I J:.46 p.m.. Rife !{d .. Delores Rife. Pl~ust~nt ullc)'· Sunday. 7:3 I u.m.. Villu;:,• Munor A.purtm~nts. l'ct1rl Scou. Holzer: . I :02 , p.m.. Overhron~ Center, Margaret Wurlnd. Pleasnnt Valley: 3:17 . p.m.. Ohit1 7. Wilhc Jones. Cumdcn -Ciur~ Memorial Hospital: 7: 12 p.m.. Rock prin11s Rchubilitution Centc:r. Sinu Bailey. Holzer: 8:48 p.m .. East Muin St .. Pomeroy. Ronuld Keye s. Holzer: 9 p.m., Sulcm St .. with ussistunce from Rut lund. Ann Webster. Holzer: 10:45 p.m.. Will -Va nce Rd.. Jerry Schoolcraft. Holzer; II :52 p.m., Elm St., Esther West. Holzl!r. . CHESTER 9:5 I p.m.. Pomeroy l>ikc. power pole fire. Tim Beurhs property. . Arrests, Incidents reported Sc,cto~l I'OMEROY·. '' c~lcn~ utn.· . . h "t.·~ r'l~lx1r1 cd hy l'nm,•tm Clue nl Poht·c M,u ~ Pt,,fnu t<>o.la' 1)\\U)IlC {..hiJik l'< \ll1~rny. '\u o~m,I<'U nn <: hur~c> ut dtsordcrh h\ 11\tl>XIl'U !HHI ' - .111'<'>1. li , un d rc,l,llll): reported I) ";~, dnn~injl GALLIPOLIS andy Thacker. 37, Gallipolis. died hqunr trnm.t hnttk- 111 his <: ur · Sun·day, July 28. 2002. at her residence. <111 Muin Sttt'l'i um.l "lien • Arrangements are under the direction of Fogel song-Tucker us~cd to <'XII the ,-,u 1\',i,tcd F'u ne111l Hollli: in Mason. W.Va. · the onlcw,, NkhniJ, J ~ld\1u~tht nf Pnmcn>1. '"I ' r h.~r~~d "ith dt!lllCSl!l" I lllkll'"t'. ',1 kllliiY ~11 the litlh dq.!tW . •111<.1 r~~i,t ­ mg um,;t 111 .111 tn,· ·<l~t\1 on • Mulberry !\"' I k ,,llq.!<-dly htt Judy Su1 1\'. lndt'd him~clf int~> 1h~ .l ll.l lllll''l\ t, and then 1\'>i,l<\1 11 h,·ti nltkcrs uttcrnptcll to .ll'lc'l h1111 ,, Als<' duu ~··d 1111h 1\'' i,ting · urn~~~ und 1hllll<''ll'' IIOkiKC uft.:r 1111 lllq<knt 111th hi, ~rundmotlwr ~l.u ).! :llct Sh,•t•t$ at hur hom<· "" t 111 \lll A'c., wus An\hnn1 lh>l'lh·t· lie COLUMBUS (AP) Thut's how they decided llc~ the hc>nl~' 11 h<'ll n t1t~,·r• The Ohio Stnte Fuir is o~ modern rock-pop Qutfit arrived but 11.1> l.ttc·r .lppl\'!oning_down the twang - Ltfehouse and R&B artist h.:nJcd . JUSt shghtly. Musiq Soulchild, who Chursc• <~I · .t !l~ 1." utcd A push to get u more will play free concerts. 11\~~\:ICill!! IVCI\' till!d Jf! Uin•t divers~! lineup of big Bringing in big -name Ehjllh C'. Ron,tl ot l'nmt'n)y name concerts is proving bands is critical becuusc und Jun"Cd C'lt•> nf S>• tu(·~sc. musical entertainment ut the fuir niust compete for by Rcvu 1;. Sturtord of the fair iSn't just for revenue with other con1uu.1 Pomeroy. She nllt'gcd thut thl) country fnns anymore. cert venues such us ' two were lwru ~s in!! · her "This whole ·yeur is Polaris Amphitheater. · daughter. ub.o ut (ixln~ some of the' Nationwide Arena and Classes to become u ccrtiCourt dntc s l'nr those mtsconccpttons," said Promo West Pavilion. lied Ohio high School volllly- charged nrc_t~ndin ~-t. Christina Minier, Ohio Chance said. All three of .bnll referee will begin on Stute Fair spokeswoman. those. venues arc bi~ger Aug. S. To register. residents "A lot of people hear the and have more amenities should call Molly dcLuval at word 'fair' und assume "Back ·in the 70s and 74q-698:1SI?. Deudlinc for that it's u lot of nnimuls, 80s when the fair was the regtstruuon IS Thursday ut tructor pulls. und dirt." big game in town, it was noon. Entcrtuinment director the vehicle to bring · big CHILI.ICOTIIE Brett Chance is hopina names to Columbus," he Restriction• will he imposed music fans will find the said. ''It's not so much the on Ohio 279 und 9J 111 Oak fair Isn't only 11 place 10 CIISe unymore, with all the Hill in Jackson rouuty ditrget 11 cotton candy fix and arenas und venues." TUPPERS PLAINS The ins the tirst w<•,•k of August ride the Tilt-o- Whirl, It's State fairs around the Auxiliary of VFW 9053 will also u great place to see a country are casting u m~et Thur~duy at 7:30p.m. ut in conjun,ti\>11 with two ••ul vert rupluccmcnt projects by show. . wider net for their concert the hull . • the Ohio lkpartnicnt of This your's entertain- talent and big-name enterTransponul ion. mont still features big - tainment In general. · Weather p~rmittinj!. Ohio name country music acts Something new at the 279 will be clo,cd Aug . 5-7 ut Travis Tritt, Vince Ohio State Fair this your the eastern corporution limit Gill, Trishn Yearwood and is the Carousel. of of Ouk Hill flll' crew• from Willie Nelson _ but Communication. a oneODOT llighwuy RUTLAND - Rutland the. there's also rock, soul, day career advancement Matntcnuncc Fucility in 1 conference aimed ut Township Trustees will meet Jackson County to rcplucc a gospe ' · contemporary women that ends with a on Aug . 6 ut ~ . p . m. ut the deteriorated culvert. While ;l'::~:~iun, und rhythm & forum hosted by the stars Rutland Fire Stution. the route is closed. motorists of ABC's "The View." will be detoured fr11n1 Ohio Lifehouse, Ted. Nuaent, The c'onference. Includes 279 by wuy of •tute Rmnc 93 The Lovin' Spoonful, seminars on career devol and U.S. 35. Jeffrey Osborne, Ohio 93 will be reduced to · Hezeklah Walker and th• opment, networking, and • diversity. one lone ncur 1hc not1hcm L-ove Fellowship Choir, Minier uid the idea was SALEM CENTER..., Star corporat-ion limit of Ou~ II ill Michael W. Smith, and · h f Musiq Soulchild ull arc to open t e air to a whole Oranac 778 and Star Junior Aug. 8-9. scheduled to perform dur- new demoaraphic. namely working women and pro- ~rmmtn:mmtn:wmtn:wm~mmturz.z:tn:aa . in~ the fair, which opens fcssionals . Frtday and runs through "The idea for Carousel Aug. 19. is that they come in for "We work with radio a .thla conference and see lot and usk them who they all the thlnaa we have . would like to see, who The Diocese of Steubenville joyfully invite~ you to 1 1 : JCPertn.y gets rcquutod 11 lot, the · who's popular," Chance (Jtltlot said. ' Ml- rta~I"M•• lllln--uo Episcopal Ordination and lnstallution of CllllpoM~ OM. •HJ I . The Most Reverend R. Daniel Conlon (740) 441-1125 - ·... IH ,.as Founh Bishop of Steubenville by The Most Reverend Daniel E. Pilurc;:yk T1ut Dally S1ntln1l Archbishop of Cincinnati Sub1crlbl today • WZ-21$ www. ~r~ydallyllnllnll.com · und The Most Reverend Gilben I. ShclJon The Most Reverend Sydney A. Charles Co-consecrators in the presence of the Most Reverend Gabriel Montalvo, Apostolic Nuncio to the United Stutes on Tuesday, August 6, 2002 at three o'clock in the aftemoon ui The Finnegan Field House Franciscan University of Steubenville University Boulevard, Steubenville, Ohio Sanely 11Uicker Ohio State Fair diversifies concert lineup 1 Classes to -a·n Closures, lane restrlctionsfor Ohio 279,93 VFW Auxiliary to meet I TrUstees to meet Grange meetln1 announced lnfonnal Reception immediately follows To Hnd •mall · You are also invited to a Vesper Service Monday, AugustS, 2002 at 7:30p.m. at Holy Name Cathedral, Steubenville · ntwtOmydallyaenUn.t.oom On thtWeb www.mydali)'Hillin.t.com ., ~YRA U E-Geraldine Fllyc Spencer. 78. Syracusl!, died Fnday. July 26, 1002, at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, W.Yu.. . She wa hom Feb. 12. 1924. in Pomeroy, dauQhter of the lote !'enrl und Oma mith. he was a homell1llker. - Private gravc~ide ervices will be held Tuesday. July 30. .:002 at II a.m. at Letart Falls Cemetery in Letart Foils. Pllrson -Wnybright Funeral Home of Ripley. W.Va., is in charge of arrangements. (jl~lljl<' X71\ \\Ill 11\t."Cl Sutunlu) A P•'ilu,·~ \liJ1JlCr ~ 111 h..· ,,: r\l•J .11 t1 W p m lnlln\\t'tl h~ lh,• n~<.·~tin~ ~~ 7.311 p m Nt•,•lllc"utL . o~rt PROUD TO BE APAR11 OF YOUR LIFE. The Daily Sentinel •!!J ' LOCAL BRIEFS How do..toe penses like hotels. rental you persuade ~ollywood cars. equicmem und catering. cK~uttve • who thmk or the. All taxub e goods. Cam1ody Mtdwest u . h~vinglittle more point out. than fu tones and fum1 • to · He say u media industry in . com~ to Ohio to make Clevclund ul o would provide movu~s_? something harder to quuntify. T~at the c:h11llenge for "It 1 ould make Clevehmd u Chns 11m1ody. who heads hip pluce to live," he said. the Greater Cleveland Media Carmody is a C'levcland Development Corp. - better nutive· who uttendcd St. known.us. the levelund Film lgt.\utiu High chool und Conmmston. Oberlin College. H.: tells The urmody udmits it's a Pluin Denier he considered tough sell. A complicated per- moving to Los Angeles to mit system ut City Hall hum- work but decided to stuy pers efforts, us does the fact working on former Mayo; thut Toronto - Ot\IY live Mike White's campa i~n and hour.; north of Cleveland - Iuter serving as White s speoffers competitive tux rebates cia I_assistant for education. and a low c."tchange rate that AIt hough Cannady is used cuts co t. to ity Hull. it's one of -his . But perhaps most difficult biggest obstacles in attracting •s the f:1ct that Cleveland films to Cleveland. d?Cs.n "t register on n\ost stu"City Hnll has in~entod dt~s radur screens: more ways to su~ 'no' in the In L.A._. there s. u senSo:l last 20 years.' suid City' thu_t the M_tdwest, except for Councihnun Joe Cimpem1an. Clucngo, ts a factory sur- "And luis is about suying ro~mdcd hy com lie Ids," he 'yes.' how do we do it how smd . "The _question we henr do. we get there."' ' mo t oncn ts: Is there 11 body Carmody cstimntes tho of wutcr ncar ClevdundT commission stuff spends hulf . Ap~rently th • commiss!on its .time getting pcm1its nnd ts .doil~g well educaung tnkmg cure of other city logisCahfomums ubout the loca- tics. · lion o~ Luke Erie. ince the "'Welcome to Collinwood."' commts~ton was fo~mded in filmed earlier this ycur. hnd 1998. dtrcct expenditures by 62 locations. Each locution media production compani?s required between two und l~ave grown from $·1 .74 mtl· seven separate permits for hon in 1998 to $10 million in everything from s'trect 200 I. obstruction to parking vehiLust yeur was u big year. cles. with !ocal shoots of Warner "Our tnctic hus been to Bros. "Welcome to throw our bodies in between Collin~ood," Fox film companies und the ~archhght's "The Antwone municipal entities responsible ftsher Story" and Good for permitting " Carmody Machine·~. "American said. "That's .time thllt we Splendor, bused on could be spending marketing Cleveland writer Harvey the city." . Pekar 's comic books. A spokesman for Muyor This y_eur, films shot in the June Campbell , said she is ~rea mclude purt of working to streamline t.he rurllm?,unt's . "Aguinst the ponnit process. Ropes. stumng Meg Ryan. Curmody 's goal is to evenand ·Tug Entertainment's tually make Cleveland us big "Mir~cle Dogs." With cpm- a film center us Wilmington, merctul~ and TV P,roducuons N.C., or Austin, Texas. Bach udde? m, 45 prOJects were of those cities attract about shot m the ureu. . $75 million a year in direct The .commission operates expenditures from filmed on an annual budget entertainment. $450,000, with the city of To grow, though, Cleveland Cleveland and Cu~nhoga needs more sl<illed crew County each cohtrtbuting members. The commission is about u quarter of the money, working with Cuyahoga the stute ~bout an eighth and Community College and the the romumder from the pri- Cleveland Institute of Art· to .vate sector and philanthropies increase education In filmsuch us the Ound, Cleveland making. and. Lennon foun?ntions. "If Cleveland cun give Film production . means young people trninin~ in new money and jobs for the cities media, then the ideu ts to cuiwhere . they're shot. tivato them und muke sure A~c?rdmg to th~. film com- they're connected with jobs," mtss1on, _?S to 100 locul crew Carmody suid. "It's somemcm)>crs are hired for each thing t~nt we believe film m Cleveland. Clevelund cun be u significant The rest of the money goes player in - ifw~ move now.'' ~Motive Taft won't rule out tax Increase . CLS ELAND - Family tries to keep missing girl's memory alive uncertain i_ n slaying of Miami professor The D•lly Sentinel • Pege AS • .. ! �• f. the Befld Inion The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court SII'MI • Pomeroy Olllo · (740) 992·2156 • FAX 1740) tl2·2157 _Th_eo_a_ny_Se_n_tin_ei_,_ _ _...;;;.B;;;;;;;. . \ MEIGS COUNTY NOtEBOOK • •• • • • • • .. ' .. ' ·:. .. Dear Abby · ' Ohio V.(llley Publishing Co. ADVICE • OenDickerton Publisher · Bette Pearce Managing Editor Daughter \ resents controlling father Charlene Hoeflich Editor /,e'llrt',l lrl t/tr rcfilell' Ull' 11'<'/e •CJmr', 111fV s/wu/t//w /rss thtlll /he• Ofl/111011,\' <'.1/ll'f'.l.l<'e//11 1/or /H'/1111' lilt' 1/tr .t'IJII • ,100 '""' ''· till l<'llrrs rill' suhjrrl lrJ ;.ditill,~ 11111/ must II<' . •(~llr '•r rille/ i11<'111elr tllltl/'1'.1.< tlllel 1~/tf'IWII~ llltlllb.•r. Nd llllli,~rrt•rl lmrr.1 wil//,..'pul>li.<llr<l. l.mc•rs .illou/d br ill gor1d tmtt•, ml1il'rJ.~itt 1~ issu,.,,., rwt fWt','itmrllit;r,,., m/1111111 Monay, July 21, 2002 • . www.mydallyHntlnet.com .~ Page AS McKelvey araduates The 4-Hers and the project work they excelled in are us follows : - En~ineerinl) Duy: Robbie Weddle, OSU Weldmg; Chnstina Miller. Tune it up. Family Life Day: Laun1 Bailey. SYRACUSE - Michael Todd Living and Learning with hildren ~ McKelvey, son of Marvin and Holly Davis. More Living and Eleanor McKelvey, gruduuted ,cum Learning with .Children: .Becky laude receiving the degree of doclor of medicine from Tllylor. Teens Leam Aboul Children : ()hie State Adam Phillips. Furnily Historic University at the Treusure Hunt. (first year). Fashion Revue: Lindst:y · Houser. spring commence· ment ceremony in Sew for Others: Ruche I Ell ion. h 's Time for Clothin~ • llllermediute; June. He is the grand· Erin Gerard. It's Trme for Clothing • Whitney . Thoene. son of Hazel Advanced; McKelvey und the Accessories for Teens; Alyssa Holter. late Bill McKelvey, Dress-up Outfit Day Wear: Lindsey ~o...:.-.....J~-.J and George and Houser. Lounging Clothes; Sarah MCKELVEY 0 e n e v i e v e Houser. Clolhes for High School und College: Tiffany Hensley. Clothing Schneider. McKelvey will be completing his for Your Cureer: Amanda Roush und internshi~ ut Riverside Methodist Audrionnu Pullins. Reudy. Let's Sew : Hospitul m Columbus followed by a Tina Druke and Kelsey Holter. Tops residency in dermuiology at The for Tween s. Ohio State University Medical food und Nutrition Duy: Healh.er Center. Brooks, Mini Meul Mugic: Amy Burr, Attending ·the hooding ceremony Slur Spangled Foods; Andrew and commencemenl besides his ~ur­ Bissell, The Outdoor Chef;Saruh enls were Hazel McKelvey. Melissa Houser, Party Fun wilh Foods; und Jtiy McKelvey, Dolores Amber Pooler. Meals in Minutes: Brubuker, Curci Brubaker, Jim und Tabitha Jones, The Global Goum1e1 : JoAnn Sabol, Barburu Stottlemyer, Katlyn Sauvage, Food 1.nd Fitness for and Mason Fisher. Fun: Ashlev Life. Fast Break for Breakfast; Kura Osbome. Food and lOOl Fitness Choices for You: Andrea Buckley. I Spy in the Kitchen: Chrissie Gregory. You're the Chef: Kaitlin Dewhurst, Let's Buke Quick Breads; Erin Gerurd,Weust Breads on · the Rise; Ashley Boyles. Puthways lo POMEROY- Meigs County 4-H . Culinary Success. members have been selected to parHealth Day : Brittney Variun ticipate in competilion at the Ohio (Junior) Firs! Aid: Jessica Pooler. Slate Fair. Health A; Jessica Taylor, Alcohol .from Decisions: Home De!:oruting und De ign: Whilney Thoene. Fumilure and Woodwork Recycling; Amanda Euson, De igning Interiors. Leadership Duy: Brittany Hauber. Leadership Skills You Never Ou1grow II: Chri tina Miller. One· <>n-One: <\lyssa Holter. Club Teen L.cadcrsh.p: Jennife·r Grudy. Teen Bounhnunship. · . Money Muueuvers: Lmd~ey li ous~r. Becomtng Money W1se; Robbtc Weddle, Teens ... On the Road to Fmancrul Success. Nuturul Resources: David Wittig. Explonng Our Insect World 1: Dukota C~lli,ns. Fishing for. 1~ Beginner. Wilham Woods. FIShmg for the Intermediate ; Morgan Werry. Let's Explore lhe Outdoors 1: Clarissa Arnon, Let's Explore the Outdoors II: Duniel Buckley. Exf.loring Ohio Ponds: Jenifer Chudwel. Ohio Birds: Dakotu Arms . .Sufe Use of Ouns: Ross Holter. Busic Archery. Phologruphy Duy: Wude Collins. Adventures with Your Camera·- A; Brittany Hauber. Advenlures with Your Camera- B. Science Ouy: Taylor Russell. The Normal Animal; Beverly Maxson, Junior Flowers; Devon Baum, Junior Vegetable Oartlening. Woodworking Day: Ryan Kidder (Senior) Measuring Up; Whi1ney Thoene (Senior), Making the Cut; Roger Chadwell (Senior). Nail in~ It Together: Derek Roush. Finishmg Up. . Writing Duy : Turyn Lcntes. Creulive Writing • Shon Story. Senior: Jennifer Grudy. News Reporting for Teens • Senior. Dogs - Kuru Osborne. Dog Care • JuniOr. Horses Mullory Hill . · army Folmer and Classes offered for substitute teaching In West VIrginia POMEROY - If you hav-e u buch· clor's degree in· any lield und would lil:c to become u suhstilule teacher in West Virginia public schools you cun do so with u mmimul umoum of addi· tionaltruining. . A !ruining session is sch.:duled for -Auf. 15. 16. 19. und 20. The clusses wil be held from6 to 9:30p.m. euch evening at Wesl Virginiu University· Parkersburg. Room 1#2536. The n:g· istrulion fee is $100 per person. Rcgi strulion will be held from 5:45 to 6 p.m. Thursday. Aug. IS . To quulify for the progrum. individ· uals must have eumed ul l.:a sl u buch· elor's degree. muimuincd a 2 gt'llde poinl uveru~,te. und have the recom· mendation of a county sc hool superintendent to become u sub tilut c teacher. Upon complelion of 18 clock hours of orientation and u suti sfuctory crim· inal background check such individu· als could qualify for u substitute 1eucher permit. Purtictpants need to huve an up-todate negative 1uberculosis test and first time oltendees need to order an ollicial lronscript of undergraduule classes showing the ruised seal. · For udditionut infom1ution. pleuse cull Irene Murphy ul 304-273-0892 ufter 5 p.m. . DEAR ABBY: I nm u 34year-otd woman who recently llllfr '.\'.\' rifllt'l'll'i,\'(i lf(Uf'(l, suuted dating u 40-yeur-old mun I'll call Vince. We get ulong great und like euch other very much. The problem is my 83· NATIONAL VIEW yeur-old father. When Mom passed away lust year. I was chosen to move back home to 'look ufter him. Suddenly I have a curfew - which I ignore - and Dud doesn't like me going out with Vince. If this contmues, it will ruin .a potential relationship before it · has a chance to develop. How can I convince mr, father I . i am no longer a ch1ld and should be ullowed to live my own life while I'm slill young enough lo have one? • Th~ 11utrlot Ll!dl:ll'r, Quincy, Muss., "" Alle11 ,,.,.,.,wu: UNDER HOUSE ARREST Whnl's lh • lkke1-huy111g puhlk supposed hl lhink when yel ' IN NEW JERSEY ' •' lll\nlhcr· pmfessionul 1Hhle1c nnd ·wdl ·puid ~orporutc HENTOFF'S VIEW ' DEAR UNDER HOUSE s11okesmun is ~~~~used of u~ling like 11 luwlcss heel'! And whUI ARREST: Your father is well krnd of lliCSSU!!CS UI'C our ~hifdrcn gclli!lg when their srorls uwure thut you are not a child. idols t'CJl<'llludly ~orne u~t ·oss us uv~rpuid, ovcrpumpct'Cl und I dt'n 't know his me.ntal stu· overindulgent '/ tus, but it appears he does not When NBA still' Allen Iverson's 1m11ble wilh lhe luw bmkc '' want to lose a companion und Bv NAT HINTOF'I' munls on lhe det'inilion "suspicious ter· cutes. suying thnl the "A~thority to. lhis monlh. il pul Cunlun-buscd Rcchok in u wugh spnl. The housekeeper he can control. In Chinu. Cubu, und nther ·Cmtnlries mrlst uctlvity." , design und issue these curds ~hull ,: · foolwcur uud u/1purclgiunt suid il is stunding by ils mosl visi I don'! know who chose you 'where dissent to govcmment policies is Before Dick Armey, u vlgllunt remuln with the stutes." More impor,. hk produc'l en• orscr, und hus no pluns tn remove Iverson l'rum to be your f11ther's primury dungcrous, lncul wulch committees In Republicun House lender, stopped - tunl, he added that, "The use of blomet· , il,, murketing lineup. A Rcohnk '[lokcswomun suggested thut caregiver, but {tnless you put neighborhoods thct'C monitor signs or 1\•r now - Operulion TIPS, New York ric identifiers and Social Security num-, . lvct·son is wmehow 1he victim uf some celcbrily wil~h hunt. your foot down now. you will dlsloynlty lo the sltlle. II \rlmosl hup· Duily News columnist Zcv Chufets bers with these curds is not consistent , Bv JOHN LAMom making u fulse statement - a anylhing else they own, buy fine . You will receive your be taking orders from every· pcned here in the nume or homelund wurned us - in his July 17 column -'- with u free society." The former NBA MVP fuccs churgc~ of ~riminul trespus.1,. . . or sell. . · The Social Security fine, u prison sentence or new Sociul · Sec urity curd one· until your falher dies. defense . what the ·return of "Big Brother" could simple ussu.ull, t~n'lll'islic thr~uts untlgun offenses. Four of the "Mr. Armey's bill," Sorokin wrote, . How people handle their Work out n reasonable Administration reminds pee· both. with your new name in the As our government's Citizens Corps meun Lts our Consthutlon wus being ."also would create u 'privacy officer' in ~ounts ure telon1es. The churges curry u muKitnum senlence of household expenses or living schedule with your siblings pie who get Supplemental Alwuys reporl income mail in about two weeks . Web sile umended without consultution by the Homeland Security Department, . 54 ~cut·s In prison . arrangements can make u dif· or a caretaking service so that Security Income (SSI) bene· changes. Let Sociul Security ( w w w .c.lt i zencorps.gov /I ips. h tm I) Of course. it wi It h.uve your Congress, und without the vote of lhc which he said was the first ever estub· Srxcr~ cou~h Lurry Brown und ~cnerulmunuger Billy King fercnce in their SSI payyou have enough private time · fits that they mflst rcpon all know, if ~ou start or stop reponed in July, we were ubout to expe· citizenry. Chufels, u hiirdliner on nation· lished by law in a Cabinet agency. Mr.. , old Social Security number. suid IIIey will support Iverson durrng Ihe legul process. Brown for a life of your own. The changes in their income, the· workmg •. 1f your emj)loyer ments. The benefit umount is rlence si"lnllur contlnuul surveillance nl security, after his yeurs in the lsruell Armey said this person would 'ensure,.. ; spoke 10 Iverson und suld his slur i>luycr is "hurling." ... Social Securily has some That stays with you for your alternative is your father things they own or how they ~hunges, 1f you, get u ru1se or different when someone else reminders for women. If lifetime. Remember, when under "Operution TIPS, udmlnlstcred government, pointed out: llis couches und his Rcebok imugc hundlcrs ure h•>plng technology reseurch and new regula~ .· . being cured for by a full-time . pay their household ex pens· tf your payd~ys change. Keep puys for their rent and food, you're getting married soon you work and puy Social by Ihe U.S. Depurtmenl of Justice .. , a "Once TIPS gets going people can lions from the Homeland Security ·.> . Iverson cun bcutthis lutcst churgc. But ll's for Ihe suke of Ihe professional caregiver, and es. all of Y,our pay .slubs so we or when they do not pay their and planning to use your Security Ul~es, your earnings nutionul system for reporting susplclous cnuntlcss y(llllll! funs who've bough! his jersey or hi.~ poster drop u dime on anyone - farmers wlth Depanment Sand would respect the . you moving out on your own. unci potentlully terrorl~t· refnted uctlvi· burrels of fertilizer in their trucks, stock clvllllbenles our citizens enjoy."' It's important to re~ort can venfy your Income. Tell share of the household married name when you ·are entered on your Social 1111d loukcu up lo thb lnlctltcd ynur11! pluycr thut the public .. Social Security about any expenses. DEAR ABBY: A co-work· ty." A progrum that will "Involve 1he boys whh box cutters, the loud neighbor ortec uguin hopes uguit\'1 hope for the lulesl prv nthlete who's How close we cume 10 being watched · changes as soon as P,oss• le, other income, like pensions, er sent me an invitation to a Also. be sure to r~port if. work, be sure to change your Security record. Luter, when millions of Americun workers who, In next door. Who is to suy they don't by a network of officially deslgnaled ,,. I'll!\ ul'uull•f Ihe luw. ~owe can be ~ure we re pay· j!OVemment benefits and you marry, separate, d1vorce. name on your Social Security ··you are eligible for bene fils. party celebrating her son's the dully course of their work, urc In u merit investigation?" domestic spies puts In question - not ,. After the the amount of your benclits mg you the nght amount. If msurance payments. graduation from college. The move or huve children. If records. unique poslllon to see potentially Ellen · Sorokin reported in The for the first ttme - the judgment oL : wedding, you can make the will be based on your earn· you do not repon changes, The thinj!S people own can your s~use or children who envelope was addressed with unusuul or suspicious uctivily in public Washington Times on July 19, "House Ashcroft, Ridge and Bush when it .. your benefit amount may be affect the1r SSI payments. live With you have changes irt change at any Sociai'Security ings or on 7our husband 's a computer mailing label. pluces." Ml\iority Leuder Dick Armey, In his comes to protecting our fundamenlal · wrong. Sometimes you may They should repon changes their income, assets or living office. When you do, you will earnings. whtchever is high· The party fell on a day I In Muy, the sumc Web she detailed markup of legislation to create a liberties. Operation TIPS' full name was be due ~ore money than you in their bani( accou!11S, arrangements, report these need to show proof of your or. work, so I didn't even consid· BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS who would be wutching over us in this Homefund Security Department ... the Terrorism Information an~ . are gettmg. stocks, bonds, certificates of changes, too. Sometimes identity under both your old (John LaMotte is manager er attending. I have never met Toduy is Munday, July 29, thc2101h duy of2002. There ure nutlonwide operation : "millions of scrapped u program that would use vol- Prevention System. We do need ·such a · There are penalties for not deposits, Christmas . club the young man and have no th"eir changes affect your pay· and your new names. Your of the Soda/ Security office I~~ duys lcfl in Ihe ycur. · Ameri~un truckers, leuer curriers, train unteers in domeslic survcillunce." And system - but we need one conducted , change or for accounts, cars, property and reporting a social relationship with his ment umount. mamage certificate will work In Athens.) ·roduy's IIIJ1hliglll inllistory: · conduciOrs. ship cuptulns , utility before thut, the Postnl Service refused by professional law-enforcement peomother. My initial reaction ernplor.ces und others" wi II be ·purl of 10 ullow its letter curriers lo purtlcipute ple trained in detecting terrorist-related ·· .. 011 July 21J. 19K I. Briluln's Prin~c Churlcs murried Ludy was to ignore the whole the "p1lot progrum thut will be selected in Openulon TIPS. The Posrul Service activity. Dinnu Spencer 111 St. !'nul's Cnthcdrnl in London. .. thing, but my wife thought I Ontltl.~ dulc: . in 10 cllles." Hud this been uppn>ved, il deserves our uppreciutlon. The new "privacy officer" in the· • haircut to match the top. should send a fift of money woulc.l huve been enuctcd lhl.~ August. In 1030, lhc pu1ro11 suint of Nnrwuy, King Oh1f II, wus killed · Armey, • u conservative, merits the Homeland Security Depurtment is a , • as . .n mutter o courtesy Euch watcher would huve u 11111-frcc Liberly Medul tor re.minding Ash~roft useful first step, but Congress has to be , In b~tnlc . Tun., plcldt & chopptd I did. · .which number thut "connccled directly 10 u Itt I~HK. Ihe Hnglish st1urHIIy tMcnlcd the Spunish Armudn und Homeland Security Director Tom much more vlgllant in gui1rding our . vtpblblt pltllllnclwlchts Here's the clincher: I · hutlinc - routing culls to the proper Ridge (u supporter of Operation TIPS) Constitutional liberties from further; in Ihe Uultlc of Oruvclincs. NEW YORK (AP) Details magazine NEW YORK (AP) Savvy shoppers received u thunk-you note writluw enforcement agency or other Unit, us the president hus suid ull along raids by the Juslice Department, its FBI· IY Tlil ANOOIATID PMU Ill IXIJO, urtisl Vit1CCI11 VUII CJogh died of II sclf·int1icted gun· advists potential mule fashion victims not to don't pick their wardrobe willy·nilly. They A111111 UIII1Wioh Ill QUick IIIII IIlY ll.inOh 1M lht ltlclc illo nnct 1 MW lwllt on ten in my co-worker's hand· responding organizations." shnl wmmll ir1 Auver,, Fruncc. · · und sometimes forgets, everylhlng we and its boss: Attorney Oenerul John·· · let the summer heat affect their sense of have 11 plan. They have a vision. IIIII ltdlonll dill. In tNt ltctipt II'Om lhl ~ pu Of Bon Aillll!ll rr.gulnt, wtiting!What doyou make of . style. In "1984," Oeorge Orwell wmle of a do for nutlonul security must be within Ashcroft. Disturbed reactions around " In 1\101), lluliun King llumhcrt I wus ussussinuted by lin · · · Smllh lllPIIt IIIII cldlr Vinlglr 11t ldcilcllo gNI lhl UIII1Wioh a WM4 ldclk. this, Abby? - PERPLEXED Most shoppers. however. go into a store . GIWIY government run by the ull -seelng "Big the bounds of the Constitution. the country to Operation TIPS should . · unurchlsl: he wns succ.cedcd hy his son, VlciOr Ett~munucllll. ! IIX.o\lotn W In Willi, clrllntd "In the summer, guys who wouldn't dream and head to.the sale rack with a blind eye. JJN PENNSYLVANIA Brother." I ·huve no doubt there ureter- "Citizens," Armey said recently on remind the attorney general that we ,. 1!2 cup Clhopptd d'llntd ~ pldclta ln 1914, trnnscotHinentnl lclcilhnne service begun with the of imitating Nanook of the North' at the onset 3 tabltapoont pt.ln nonlal rogurt ' DEAR PERPLEXED: It's The Woolite Fashion Forum has put rorist "sleepers" among us; but NBC's ·"Meet The Press," "should not Amerlcuns ure watching him. first phone convcr,ulion heiWclln· New York und Sun : of winter have no problem leaving the house 3 lablaapoontllghl mayonnaiM . sad, really, because it shows together a guide called "Shop Talk: The Attorney Oenerul John Ashcroft and be spying on one unother." Frt111CISCil . ! red bell pewtr, al1opped looking like they've steppe<!, out a '50s the extent to which your coFashion Lover's Guide to Savvy Shopping" )President Bush hud yet to tell us - us In evoluuting lhe 216-puge bill creal· In I'J4X. Briluin' .~ King Oct1rgc VI opened the Olympic 1!2 cup chopped ~ onkln ' beach movie," the editors say m the August to help educate consumers on how to look worker has failed as n parent. Op~rutlon TIPS wus about to get under· · lng u Homeland Security Defurtment. Gurncs in Lnndnn. , 1!2 oup chopped, ptllta OOred Gllrtny Smtih lllflla (Nat Hemoff l.i ci natlofiQ/Iy nmownei- · : issue. The man's mother appears to wuy - how the Justice Depurlment wus Armey also rejected a natlonu ldentlfi· authority on ihe First Amendmem and tfte. • great, . save money and put together a 2IIIIPOQN ~r VlntGar . In IIJ~H , l'residcnl E'iscnhower signed the Nutionul The editors offer these guidelines to men wardrobe they'll really weur. 2 OUIII llllnly rtG ltlf ltl1Uot be in complete control of her going 10 in.struct Its millions of infor· cation card, which the president advo- Bill of Rights.) Acrouuuti~.s uud Space Act. which created NASA . . .. · 4 pita D,..dl, haiYICI, POQICtla optrltd son's social life -from who · . for.summer dressing: · The tips, devised with fashion and trend In IIJ67. fire swcp1 the U.S.S. ~ort·estul In the Gulf of "11x flrtl41ngrtdltnllln I tmall bowl. Staton IUnt Wilh UllflriC( Jlfilf*. MIM • "Walk it like you talk it." Reef sandals will attend his graduation Dianne deWitt, include: Tonkin, killing 134 .1crvicemcn. · bill pepper, onlon lnd IPPit In medium bowl. Add IIIII Of \<tllltlablt mrcl~re to .... scream "budget backpacker" and should be consultant pany to acknowledging his 1un1 ml)\1\11'1 and etlrlO bltnd. Add v111101rto remaining vegellblt mtNI!II'I: tou • A garment is a bargain if it's a timeless In IIJ75 , Prcsidenl Ford tlccumc the tirst U.S. ·presldent to avoided. The gladiator sandals also need to ' '. BUSINESS MIRROR gifts. Expressing gmtitUde for a classic; it's not a bargain - no mutter how to oomblne.·BtuonlltONblt mlltul'llo tult ~ Ullllrld ptpptr, vi,ll the silc of the Nut.i conccnlrution cump Auschwitz in go. . Pilot 1A oup ltttuot In eaCih pill haN. 8poonl.t of 111111 moaure, thtn\4 ot gift is something her son sbould much it's on sale- if it doesn't really fit or vegtllblt l'olund u' he puid tribulc to the victims. mixture lnlo uCih pill h1K. Pta,. 2 pita haiYtl an tiOh 01 4 platae Details also says socks with moccasins is have learned by the age of 10. if it's so fashion-forward that you can't In IIJ~O. u stu1c J'ur1crul wus held in Cairo, Egypt, for the and MM. MIIIN • Mf'flngl, Nulrllfon lnfollnllllon per NtYing: ~ 011 .. 5 0 only for playboys who live in Rome. DEAR AbBY: "Going lOial lal (1 g uturllld fill~ f 7 IT\II· 111101. imagine where you'd wear it. deposed Shuh of Irun. who hud died 1wo days eurller ut uge 60. • Think long and hard about shorts. Coconuts" complained that she • Take photogruphs of key items in the In 19\11 , t>rcsidcnt George H.W. Bu~h uJTivcd in MoNcow Modesty should. be the guiding principle .' and her ftanee are having a wurdrobe for reference when you go shop· for u superpower summit wilh Sovrel Presidenl Mikhail S. BY JUITIN POPI extra mile," said Jeff Rodek, CEO of your own instincts to know when '· when it comes to choosing shons; even if Hawaiian·themed wedding und Gnrbuchcv that included lhe signing ol' the Strategic Ar.ms Life u~ uCEO Isn't what it used to be. Hyperion, u Sunnyvale, Calif.·based you •ve gone too far." your legs are fit and trim, shon shorts are a ping. Use them to find new ways to combine • luld received an invilution to a Rcducllon Trcu1y. your outfits. . Falling murkets and accounting scan· software company that recently added fashion don't. Eric Oiler, founder and CEO of' '· pre-wedding QOlluck luau at the Ten ycur' ago: Former Eusl Ocrmun lcuder Erich Honecker Make· sure to look in a three-way mirror • dais have tarnished the once-iconic an independent board member, is con· Brooktrout Technology In Needham , On the other hand, ultra-baggy styles that home of her future brother and wus urrcstcd on h1s rclltrn lo his homeland und churged with image of chief e~ecutive officers. sidering . creating a corporate gover- Mass., said CEOs have no excuse f~ · look like culottes should be Ieft for NBA when you try on clothing. You have to make sisw-in-law. She felt hurt and munsluullhtcr; he was pcrmillcd lo .lcuve uf'ter he wus diug· They've walched authorities curt off nunce ~ommittee, and this week for the not knowing what's going on in their • an entrance and an exit - nothing can spoil players. . 'llngry because they had "stolen" nosed wtth lcrminul cunccr. The U.S. 400-mctcr freestyle peer~ In hundcuffs and endured ridicule tirst time released a figure on the size of companies. a • Tum down the volume on your loud shitt. great look like a buggy or too-clingy rear · . '. , her theme. You sided with her. reluy tcu111 won 1hc gold mcdul a1 the Burcclonu Summer · on late-night TV. Its direct sales fore!! that unulysts had Ditch any shirt with a beer logo, corporate view. "The buck stops here," he said. "At' • · .I disagree. Her future in· Olympic s. · . Meanwhile, tougher rules and penal· requested for years. · the end of the day, when you're the • Once you've invested in new clothes, polo shtrts and any shin with stained laws may have been only try· Five. ycurs ugo: Member~ of Congress from both purties lies for misdeeds, along with rising Still, some CEOs ure worried about CEO, you're responsible, and there · is' keep the garml)nts looking their best, treating armpits. ing to eKtend the theme of the cmhruced compromise lcgislution designed to balance the scrutiny and distrust, huve created new how they can, even with aood lnten· no way to duck the complexity issues · any stains immediately with water. blotting And, while short-sleeved white dress shirts wei:lding. "Coconuts" needs budge! while culling tu~cs . Mimtmutu Buy, Jupan, once a un~ leties and fostered some anger at !Ions, ,keep true~ of everything going on thatexist." are all the rage with hipsters, you run the risk not rubbing from the reverse side of the fab· · · to remember that you don't worldwide symbtll of industriul pollution, wus dcclured free of tho~e who've given lhe job u bluck eye. 1n thetr compantes. of looking nerdy unless you have an ironic ric. . The a.tmosphere may make CE08' · marry just the man - you mercury 40 years after contummated food fi sh were blamed And compuny mail rooms are hardly . :'The really outrageous, unethical JObs · a httle tougher than the carefree" ! also marry the family. Th1s is for dcuths ;md birth defects.· · bursting wnh condolence curds, given thmgs people have done has really 1990s, but for some it offers opportuni-no time to start a feud. If she One ycur ago: . how well many CEOs made out during shaken up a lot of CEOs that I've seen, ties. . r"' , f'fii!IL'ill,.,. doesn't attend the party. she'll lhe big-salury, big~er·bonus 1990s. Hdwurd Gicrck, Ihe Polish communist ruler who pu ~ hed for because they say, 'how the hell do we Hyperlon, for instance, sells software be sta.ning off on the wrong reform uuring the IIJ70s bul was f11rccd from power in 1980 "The 1990s, wnh CEOs us heroes realty know what's happening?" said that ousinesses use to keep tight tlnan· '· llltl e. """"""-~ foot with her fiance's family. over tlll iLrntin~ deb! and strikes, died nl KK. was a lot more fun than 2002, whe~ Dr. Barrie Oreiff, a psychiatrist and for· cial records. Rodek says demand fo'r ' ~.­ I. think you - and you're u criminal until proven guilty," mer Hurvurd Business School professor better record-keeping was a big reason 'Tilduy ·~ B1rthd;1ys: Purmcr frunspurtulion und LLibor ...................... 10 "~oconuts" took it the Here's the deal. .. Buy your carpet from us and we'll give you the pad FREE!t Jim Mullen, CEO of Cambridge-bused who treats severul CEOs and has writ· behind its swing from u $31.1 million Sccrctury Eliwbcth H. Dnlc is 66. ABC News anchorman wrong way. H.\PPY Biogen, one of the nation's lur~cst ten ~~everal books about business execu· net loss in fiscal2001 to a $1.5.7 million Peter Jennings is 64. Actor David Wurncr fs 61. Rock musi· .,..,... .,.,,.,.,. ,..,_ INDIANA IN·LAW biotech companies, ~aid in an intervtew .lives. cilm NeuiiJouyhty (REO Specdwugon) is S6. Marilyn Tucker III'OIM.t I« ..,...,..,.. f'l'ltV .. ,..,. """""""K1V'tfl fill . All styles of are lnduded: . profit in 2002, though revenues fell ·. 'DEAR HAPPY IN·LAW: I '"""'~ Wllf'!n . . II"......., Friday. ''There's u huge amount of skcp- Similur worries came up at a recent slightly. Quuylc, wife of former Vice President Dan Quayle, is 53. roceived a stack of letters from ......... , BERBER Q.kPEI, SAXONY CARPET/ TRACKL£55 ~,SHAG ticl.~m about what it means to be a cor- retreat for 46 CEOs in New Hampshire. Rock mu .~lda n Simon Kirke (Bud Company) is 53. Actor Rodek says Hyperion has always'' UrN. MTV, fH1', CMoeft .......... twa lf«J ' readers echoing your sentiporate leader. But it's like · uny other Most years, the lopics are more nuts· prided Mike Swrr (" Ed"! is ~2. Documcntury maker Ken BurnRis 49. itself on straightforwar~ num-" CARPO, LML LOOP CARPET and SCULPTURED CAM I. Cllo""ll ..,.. CMI. l'luo. io,_ .,... , ments.! did not consider that the business challenge, we juM have to and-bolts financial discussions, but this hers, and he's glad investors are coming· Rock ~i n ¥c r Gcddy Lee (Rush) i~ 4\1: Rock singer Patti Sclalfu br6ther and sisrer-in·law might work lhrough it." No txtra charge for moving furniture or removing old carpet. (Bruce Spring•tecn and .lhc E Slreel Bun~) is 49. ActreHs yeur the talk was of post·Enron ethics. to appreciate it. ' · : siJ"gply be applying the theme of While muinluining they 're confident AlcKundru Puul i~ 3\1. Country •ingcr Murtina McBride is 36. "With so many gray areas. it's very "When I joined the company, it wa~ · ti)!l. wedding rather than co-optin Ihe lmnsparcncy of thetr own compu· hard to know when you arc crossing kind of an od~ thing ror a Midwestern .' l{o~: k mu•iciun Chrb Gorman is J~ . Actor Rodney Allen ing iL It would have been better nics , Mullen and other eKecutivcs over.HOme invisible Iine," said Loren G. guy to be runnmg a software company" : Rii'PY i• 34, i\cwr Wil Whcatun is 30. Rhythm-and-blues ui or stop ln. We11 had I offered the bride-tO-be a acknowledge lhe current busi ness cli - Curl son, the .leader of the group CEO Rodek said. "Now it's a good thing.' ' ~ingcr Wunyu Morri.• (Boy 1. II Men) is 29. Actor Stephen T:.,o ll It come to~ home and · dQ~~C of cool reality rather than a mate demands 11 change ·in style and Roundtable, which hosts the retreat and lJorlf is 29. ,, ' soft shoulder. I hope my advice measure for a fr.- no substuncc. -6 Though! fur 'li,dHy: ''C'hHrity lm•ks at the need und not ut the other conferences. "However, the sum· (Ju9tln Pope Is a buslne.vs writer for didn't · p our cold water on a hot "I think it's inTjlortunt that we go the mary is there Is a line and you rely upon The A.rJociated Pre.~N.) cause." - <icrman proverb: obligation quot.. · ., Pomero OH • 992-3671 pany. Mea culpa. . . 'i '" } . .. - .. . . •· ., -~--·---" ·" '" 11t.1' <!t' tit.• Olrlr~ Htllr•y Publlslril!,~ Co. :r rdilorilll lxkllli, Image Stlte Fair partieIpants announced Allen Iversoll's latest scrape with law not a positive for sports .. How ·we.were saved fiom onslaught of 'Big Brother} ·.·.· Getting SSI? Be sure to report changes Spedal reminder for women TODAY IN HISTORY 1 1 Don't let heat dampen sense of style Plan your wardrobe = ~ ·CE Os playing in new field amid business scandals .. I• FREE --!V-1111 ,.,.,., ,,,...... • Carpet -. \ I II I I , • ortma~fn ''~ ...................... ...... ' Cedi ""OIIIIIU.."',. - d!Sit ~:=·. Us~ 2J ~.R ~""" dfsR ~-~ ·~~TLf!!..~.~~EJ:A.I~...~. \!' �' , • The Daily Sentinel ,Rukeyser and PBS mark pa~ toward mutual dasbudion . BY DAVID BAUDIR M> TELEVISION WRITER · Page A& I Monday, July 21, 2001 Diamond Roundup, Page 82 More Moss mort wins? Page 83 = lhree firefighte~ killed ~fte' vehicle plunges anto ravane · II ' • Bridge •hit b boat reopentng a ead of schedule • MONDAY'S HlGilllGHfS H~yes takes tractor dassk SILVIS, Ill. CAP) - J.P. Hayes won his se,ond PGA Tour title, closing with a 4under-pnr 67 for n four-stroke victory over Robert Gamez in the John Deere Classic. Hnyes, also the 1998 Buick Classic· winner, hud u 22under 2.62 tOUII on the TPC at Deere Run, the lowest score ·in relation to pur in tountu· · ment history. David Frost hnd a 21-under 259 total in 1993 on the par-70 Onkwood Country Club course. Glorli Park wins LPGA event MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today • 992-2156 NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. CAP)- South Koreu 's Gloria Purk mnde ·u 6-foot 'birdie putt on the 11rst hole of a playoff with compntriot HeeWon Hun to win the LPGA Big Apple Classic. . Purk and Hnn held off by u · stroke Annik1.1 Sorenstum in the tinul group of the day, fin• lshlng 72 holes til 14-under 270. WE NEED TO "TAlK"lO YOU!! • A Great Opportunity Awaits! Rulz holds on to The Ohio Valley ) Publishing Company · Is seeking a highly motivated Individual who Is Interested In a "TELEMARKETING' CAREER" I with unlimited earning potential! Interested?? WBAci'OWII LAS VEGAS (AP)- John Ruiz retained the WBA . heuvyweight title he won from Evunder Holyfield, this time getting off the canvas three times - all after low blows - und lusting long enough for Kirk Johnson to be disquulified. Ruiz successfully defended his crown Saturday night when the previously unbeaten Johnson was disqualified in the IOth round for hitting below the belt for at lcust the fourth time in the tight. WE NEED TO TAlK! • SalarY. Plus Commission • Great Working Environment • Monday - Fdday 8am-5pm Send your resume to: Ohio Valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 • r------"""1! Chiefs losing patience with . Gonzalez BEREA (AP) - Roo~ie running back William Green, the Clev~:lund Browns' top drufl pick, got a standing ovution Sunday from about 2.700 fans when he took: the field for his first day of training camp. · The former Boston College slur ended a fi ve-duy holdout . Saturday when he signed a tive-yeur. $7.85 million contract. Gre~had been the only Browns player not to repon to trainIn~ cump, nnd his tardiness started to imtute Cleveland's front ollice. Green. the. 16th overull pick in the dnin. did not purticip;lle in muny ol' the drill~ Sunday. He 'II get more work Monday. when the Browns hold their !irst scrimma!le. · Teilm pres1dent Carmen Policy ~ave more details of Gl\l(:n 's deul. It mcludes incentives that could tuuke the package worth $12 million ir Gl\l(:n rushes for more than 1.000 yards in u season. Green was happy to be back on u football field and impressed with his reception from the fans . "It was u good feeling to ~et that reception, but I wasn't expecung it," al\l(:n suld. "I'm going to work hard to give them something to see." ' In whut tho Browns call a 1\\i\klle NFL !<1st ·yell£. Green gallled 1.5$\1 drill. when the offense tries to rtlllthe yunh mid .s~o·<>.red · IS touchdowns in bull between the t<~ekles. he busted vft' only 10 games la>t year Ill ac. u I0-yarder on 1\is l'irst attempt. · The Brvwns rell'nted oo a ._ey C\141· bre11~ing several. tackles in the tract is•ue, redudt~ lroi" thfee to~­ process. the · null\ber vf 1.000-~ ard ~oeason~ Gl\l(:n was worldn~ with tile third- ~~~ 11<1<1 tv <~Chieve for et.elllator team offense. duu~<e~ wonh $4.5 million to kick in "I haven't been on third teu1j\ sill\'\l during yean. four wid 11ve. my freshman yeur of colle~e" said ;rhe 6·t'oot- t. ~~ l ·p~>und Or~X~n Gl\l(:n, who left BC after hts junior overl·un'IC 1.1 tr\IUI>Ied, ut times tma:k season. . ~o•hildhotlll and fultllled his dn>am by On Monday, tho Browns will hold makinj: it to the NFL. He grew up in their only intrusquud scrlmn111ge of Atlu11ttc City. N.J.. pn~joots ill\<! his cun1p. father retumed from Vietnam hoot¢<! The Browns desperutely need Gl\l(:n on heroin. He. died 111' AIDS Whel1 to spark u running attock that wa.~ last Gree11 was in the •ixth gr<l\le. ' New York edges·Cincinnati, &·5 NEW YORK (AP) -:After three tight games and a weekend filled with clutch hits, the Cincinnati Reds und New York Mets both look like pluyoff ~on· tenders. John Valentin, starting in pluce of uiling third baseman Edgurdo Alfonzo, hit a two-run double with two outs in the seventh inning to lift the Mets to a 6-5 victory Sunduy. New York took two of the three one-run games in a key series between post· season hopefuls. Ken .·Griffey Jr. homered forthe Reds, who ure tied with the Mets for third In the NL wild-curd ruce - 4 1/2 games behind Los Angeles. "That's what baseball is ·all about," Griffey said. "Two teums thut never gave up. We just came up on the short end two days. We're in the middle of something that's exciting for everybody - not just the guys In here but the . funs, too." Mo Vaughn's RBI single in the bottom of the ninth gave the Mets u 3·2 victory Friday night, und Cincinnati won 2-1 in II innings Saturday on pinch· hitter Todd Walker's runscoring single. Valentin wus the hero Sunday. Signed as a free agent lust winter, the II- . ..THE BALL BOUNCES, AND ALL THAT- Reds third baseman Brendan Larson mlepluya p ground billl hit by New York Met•' John Valentin d~rlng the second Inning at Shea Stadium In New York on Sunday. Valentin reached flrat as the hit wat callacl pn , ,........ ldlft,ll Infield single. (AP) Bill Elliott sets record with fifth win at Pocono . RIVER ,FALLS, Wis. (AP) - Kansas City Chiefs general manager Carl Peterson said he is rescinding his long-term contract offer to tight end Tony Gonzalez until Gonzalez gives up hiJ dream of playing in the NFL and NBA. . Gonzalez, who suffered an ankle injury while playing for the Miamt .Heat's summer· league team, is holding out for wide receiver-type . money. He turned down a lon~-term deal that included a s1¥ning bonus of about $8 million. · 1------• ssg ... .·-.,,. Michael Shumacher still dominating · · HOCKENHEIM, Germany (AP) - Michael Schumacher followed up his record-tyin~ fifth Formula One champt· bnship by winning the German Grand Prix to match another milestone. It was Schumacher's ninth victory of the season. the fourth time be equaled his own record for wil)s in a year. Nigel Mansell did it once, in 1992. Schumacher also eXtended his record for career victories to 62. , . _ ,__ ~-----!1 .. • Browns' No. ·1 pick finally signs, JOins camp Resort after· stiff winds fanned a blaze ers," Ca'rlson said. . ) : HAPPY C'AMP, Calif. (AP)- Three ihut had bumed about 3.300 uctes, . ltl Oregon. the effor1 to prevent furfirefighters were killed when their fire The eng•'ne crew thut went oiT the ther damage to the ev~cuated Black trllck dro v" off a narrow. smok~B R h wus compli··ated because " u11d plunged 800 t'ee. t roud 11ear Hu~y Cum~wus helpin# to fu11e'ff unc Sllrolld"d roud ,. · ds. Tl1e blaze •hus destroyed · ~ watch over u 00-acre cktire set u . r· o stt wm down u mountainside in the latest trag1c S two homes und damaged two others. tum of u fire season that hus bl.-come ing the night. said Forest ervtce · "Between 2 o'clock and 3 o'c.lock ~he f h' to btllow•ng One Of the d• ..dll'est .in. recent memory. Incident Commander Howard Carlson. -~ The g-n crew-~ob pickup equip"".d smoke went rom w neBune· restdent . Ot"'lcl'uls s'al'd l1'1tle wus known about ·~~ ~ .-d bl •· .. 'd Bl ck " with u 500-gullon water tank wus dn- un uc~. SOl u Sunday's accident, but they suspect the vin~ straight down the roud at ubout Jill Click. The evacuation order came at conditmns around the 1,500-acre fire Ill h '--rs of a fire around 4 p.m. the Klamath National Forest some 20 1:3 u.m .. w en two memuc · The ranch is mude up of a lodge. 'les SOllth of' the Oregon border crew saw one wheel go oiT the road. d If ours n'l The truck rolled 800 feet down. the about 1.300 homes an two go c · played u major role. Two firelighters steep slope over rocky and purtmlly es. . . h fi were injured. . . m wooded terrul·n, Iandin~ upside down. · El$ewherec inl''om·l,.'s Callfonlln, t e tre r~gDave Poucher. a regional. safety_ o t· giant sequruas _ crews scramble down the slope mg. near a he to· ··er 'or the U.S. Foresr Serv1ce, sut d the Fl.·b 3~000 "Cres Sunday 'din ''road the engine was driving on was . und o"ered first-aid. The injured anot redwoods r • "see~ed to ~' 11 ' d It were grew but the Y ancient ve~ ntlrrow - about II feet wide - tuken to a nearby campgroun : w ere u largely out of trouble, fire officulls sa•!l· · h d s helicopter flew them to u hosp1tal. h an the dark af mg t wus ma <' wor e The Forest Service identified the dead More than 2.000 firefighters on t e by smoke from the fire. "S Steven Oustad, Sl. of Westwood, ground und in the air contmued to work "The Forest Service is u family. When ~ f R dd' d on the western edge to protect II groves there is u trugcdv. we ull cry together," Heather DePolo, 29• 0 e mg. un of se~uoius from the blaze ~hat h~s d 59 1 11 m l>oucher said. c.You may not know John Self, 19, of Susanville. · · ' Ry"n Sm th, 2~. u11d Alex G. lo.ver, 19, cause an estimate · mt •on .. 1 them, but all of u sudden you fee I II m u Iiley are your both of' Susunvtlle,· were a1rhfted to dama~cs . 'ke I l f II tl ro k I b Uc t le 0 lC l U • I J Q-acre bl uze tl1a t - ~orced I he C10· • · .dical ·Center in , R . eddin_ g. A Mercy Me brotlle r or sister." where Smith was reponed m mtens1ve sure of a stretc h of tl1e mu1'n route to d f · A memorial service wus plunne or care und Glover was expected to be South Lake Tuh?C wu~ com£'etely conMtl:~uJe:~~~~·u~ht to 14 the number · released Monday, the Forest Service tuined but offictul~ smd U. · 50 wou~d sa'd · remain closed unttl Mond~y . . . . of firefighters kil ed this summer us 1Th.e fire thf>: were fig· htinS hus forced . Five li_re.fighters huve d1ed tins sufim· wildfires continue to ruge across the k h A ther 1Ve drollg ht-stricken West .. The National the closure a a cumJlgroun but threat· mer in air-tun er cr~s. es. noll d fa d 1 ened no homes. The fire was 20 percent died in June when the1r, van ro e ur. Interagency Fire Center rep·ane t lnt contained with full containment expect· . ~imes on the freeway en routlie toh ~ bdl~zde tires were burning on nearly 500,000 ed Aug. 4_ . . 10 <;olorud.o. An Oreg_?n tire 1g tc:r te uc~s ~~~~~:!~~Y· Ore~on. firefighters "Whenever you have u futulity in the while cuttmg down hre-dumh~ed tre~s ordered the evucuuuon of 4.000 to firefighter community, 1here is an emo- in Colorado when he wus It on t e 5,000 people in the Bluck Butte Ranch tionul toll on the remaining firelight· buck of the head by a tree. NEW YORK - The after· math of lust spring's feud between Louis Rukeyser und Muryland Public Television recalls the famous Cold War acronym MAD -:- mutually ussun.:d destruction. It couldn't have happened anywhere but the · Public Broudcusting Service. stung in this cuse by its unique decentruli1.ed structure. Funs of the veteran tinanciul journalist know the busies. Rukeyser's Maryland producers wanted to de· emphasize his role on the Friday night Wull Street wrapup he started 32 yeurs ugo. Rukeyser cried foul. wus tired, then moved to CNBC. Louis Rukcyscr then took advun· ALL SMILES Rukeyser smiles on the set of tuge of the wuy PBS. wor~s to his new program. "Louis c·ome ur with un mgenaous way to torture his old employ- Rukeyser's Wall Street," April· 19 at CNBC'S studios In Fort ers. .J Be arranged to mukc the Lee, ·N.J . Less than a month . CNBC show available on after his ·unexpected exit as weekends to any PBS station host of public television's that wanted it. Currently, 158 "Walt $treat Week," Rukeyser of the nation's 349 PBS stu· was back with a brand·new tions curry "Louis Rukeyscr's show on the financial network. Wall Street." He also arranged for his new There's nothing PRS' man- show to be made available agement can do ubout it·. The · over the weekend to any PBS s~stem is set up to give indistation that wants to air it. (AP) VIdllul stations the power to decide whut to put on their uir. rendering public broad· lower· the stock markeiJJOes, casting's cenirul authorities the fewe~ people want to fur less powerful than their watch tinunciul shows. und . commerctal counterparts. new progrums' need time to Imagine, for a minute, CBS find their footing. firing Dun Rutber and the The numbers are ominous. anchor still showing up to More disturbing for "Wull · deliver the news on about half $treet Week with For1unc" is of the CBS stations. Wouldn't the defection of three of its -pappen. · four lurgcst underwriters Long Island's WLIW-TV, utter Rukeyscr left. Hunkin WEBBERS FALLS, Okla. Webbers Falls' three restauwhich distributes Rukeyser's said Murylund Public (AP) Crews have fin · runts. show to other PBS stations, Television is confident 'the ished -repairs more than u The line of diverted vehisaid it wus done to offer u missing underwriters will be wcek ahead of schedule on cles gave Cox something choice. Muny stations ulso replaced by this fall, some- an interstate bridge where he'd never hud before in the wanted to appease corporate tlungthut's crucial to its sur- 14 people fell to their deaths town of 800 resitlents contributors who were angry v1vul. after it was hit by a towboat commute time from his with how the joumnlist hud PBS President Put Mitchell ' home three' miles uwuy. been treated. publicly supported Murr.lnnd jn Muy. Truffle was scheduled to "I used to see all that traf"We cer1uinly didn't do it to this spring. She couldn t say resume Monday over the fie und wonder, 'Wouldn't it aggravate PBS." said Terrell much else. Even if she Cuss. presitlent of WLIW-TV. wished the nup had never bridge. restoring some nor- be great to have ull thut stop "I don't see it us any threat. tuken place, PBS manage· muley to the lives of resi- here?'" Cox said. "Well, I particularly now that there is ment is loathe to second· dents in the ~mull town that found out, und 1 don't want through the 10 know any more." so much water under the guess local stutlon managers. suffered A park in Webbers Fulls to bridge. I wus ut the PBS and Mitchell hus frequently tragedy. The victims were to be remembered upon the commemorate a Civil War meeting last month and it encouraged producers to reopening of the bridge, said battle now holds a memorial wasn't even mentioned by freshen its long-running Webbers FullS Muyor Jewell the 14 victims of the 10 anybody." shows. ' bridge collapse. There are plenty of tinun· PBS ulso won't cnt1C1ze Horne. Curs and trucks plunged Attorney General Drew cial journalism shows on the WL!W-TV for helping to into the muddy . Arkansas Edmondson and families of 11ir, Cuss said. Besides, PBS distribute Rukeyser's new River on May 26 ufter a · stations are forbidden by show. towboat/ushing two barges the victims have sued the CNBC from airing "I suppose in a perfect slumme into the bridge towboat's owner and pilot, Rukeyser's new show on the world, I won't lie to you, it ulong Interstate 40, collups- Joe Dedmon, for negli· same night us PBS' revamped wouldn't have happened," ing. purt of it. . gence. "Wull $treet Week with said Jacoba Atlus, PBS Since then. as many as Investigators have said Fortune." , senior vice r.rcsidcnt for pro- 17.000 cars and trucks have Dedmon, 61, lost conscious.J Jeff Hankin, a spokesman grumming. 'But our stuttons been rerouted each day ness as he steered .the tow for Maryland Public are autonomous and they feel through Webbers Falls und toward the bridge. Television, also said he does· they ure serving their audi - other nearby towns as con· Authorities said Dedmon n't believe that th.e distribu· ence. It would be more dis-. struction crews worked suffers from a heart condition of Rukeyser's CNBC turbing if.they were not tuk- uround the clock to repair tion that could have caused show undermines his old one. ing 'Wall Street Week' ut the collapsed span. . him to black out. "Wall Street Week with all." "Life changed drastically For1une" is being curried on That's the curse of PBS' that it will change 31 S of the 349 stations, with decentralized system. In the· backdaya and little drastically no attrition from the ory, the idea is to make PBS tomorrow," Horne Rukeyser days. · stations more responsive to Sunday. "It's s.oing tosaid · be· "We're choosing here not to the local community than threc or four months before curry rerun cable material, but commercial broadcast affili· we know the effects the some others may," Hankin atcs. bridge collapse had on the said. "That's their choice, und In pructi~e . it makes town, on the businesses." it's important that they make Mitchell's job one of the The roadway is reopening that choice. The question is hardest in television. She'd 10 da~s ahead of the Aug. 8 llrll Dlnllt Firm goin,S to be where people ure like PBS stations to speak deudlme set by the project's findtng the information they with one voice as . much as contractor.- Fort Worth, want a year from now. It's a possible, but 349 other man- Texas-based Gilbert Central decision that's not going to be agers ca11 easily overrule her. Corp, Gilbert will earn $1.5 lWill ••. pc. "1llade by programmers. It's When Mitchell bought million in bonuses for com· going to be made by view- filmmaker R.J . Cutler's pleting the project early. F~llflll , ~ . ers." "American High" documena- ... The cost of the project is . ~nu 111 Who's winning so fur? No tufo series lust year in an estimated ut $30 million, one. ef ort to find some younger . twice the originalestimate. Since its CNBC debut on viewers for PBS, several stu· The Oklahoma April 19, "Louis Rukeyser's tions refused to air it for fear Depll'rtment of WaiL Street" is seen by an it would alienate older pea- Transportation said the price average of 410.000 viewers pie. rose due to the cost of on Friday ni~hts .. CNBC is On the bright side, All us shoring up the dama~ed thrilled; that s 2112 times said. most PBS stations are structure and maintainmg more people than were stickin~ with . PBS' detour routes. The agency watching the cable channel ut "Amencan Family" series said it has spent almost $10 that hour. about a Latino family, even million on repairs to alterIt's less than a quarter of though it hasn't done well in nate routes. the 1.7 million viewers that many cities with a small But the increased traffic Rukeyser averaged in his Latino population. d·id not mean more cusPBS time slot before his "It can sometimes seem tomers for businesses in ouster. like we're being pulled in Webbers Falls, Horne said. In the four weeks it has many different directions," · She said most motorists been on the air since the she said ,.J'Our challenge is to were afraid to lose more makeover, "Wall Street Week see _that as something that cah time and were in a hurry to with Fortune" has drawn be harnessed for the good. get off two-lane detour barely a million viewers. "It mak~s it hard~r. there's routes. In other words the audi· no question. I thlllk most "I know for June we lost ence for the t~o shows tel~v1sio_n ~~done by dicta\?r· several thousand dollars and together -is less than it was sh1p. Th1s ts a democracy. it looks like July's going to when Rukeyser was undis- (On the Net be off some," said Butch lolono&lt • ,. ' turbed. w w w, p b .1. or glw s w; Cox, owner of . Charlie's ·. Hankin pointed out that the . www.rukeysucom) Frie!l qicken. · one of The Daily Sentinel Inside: SMASH-UP- Workers prepare to load Steve Parks'& oar on 11 truck ertor It wa1 Involved In a crash with Dele Earnhardt, Jr. at Pocono International Raceway on Sunday. (AP) ~ LONO POND, Pa. CAP)-· thought he was a little schizo Bill Elliott nearly ruined his myself." . . career when They laughed about it he decided Sunday after Elliott won the to start his Pennsylvania SOO and set a own · race . record with hiH frfth victory team. Ray 111 Pocono Raceway. Evernham Evernham had guided Jeff came along Gordon to three of his four to rescue Winston Cup championshiptl him last and 47 victories .. He never year, and thought twice about talking even Elliott on Elliott. who spent six INiott wondered winless seasons as an ownerwhy. driver. . · "When Ray asked my to Elliott, the 1988 NASCAR tlrive his car, ~pie thought champion, . :'e':iJuat what he was crazy,' Elliou said; "I Evernbam n when he I I . ' became Dod&c's point man in its return after a 16-year absence from NASCAR '1 elite division . , "He's a tremendpus driver," Evernham said. "I knew that when I hired him." Now, with Elliott Pn the verge of a&aln becomlna a fat:tor in "NASCAR, few question the decision. On Sunday, h1.1 stalked Sterling Marlin throughout and pa8sed him with 21 laps remaining in a race delayed by cr1111hes and rain. The win ...................1 Westbrook breaks wrist during practice GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) - Clnclnnutl Ben{lnls receiver Mlchuel WeNtbrook has a broken wrl~l und wnN to huve teNtH Monday w determine If he needs sur{lery. · He got the fruclUre In his left wrl~l durin11 truln cum)) Sunday, although he completed pructice. He complained of sofenesN Inter und hud un X-ruy, Sur11ery could moon Westbropk would mhN four to six weeks, Iruiner . Puul Spurling said. The BenjiUIN' ~eu~Pn upena Sept. 8. The Benttals sljned Westbrook, 30, 1111 free ugent to repluce Purnuy ScPII, whP wall releuHOd earlier t.hla month. Westbrook wqs the Wushington Redsklnii' top drAft pick in 199.5 und - ~pent his previPYii seven IOIIIiPna In Washington, catching 277 puues fpr -4.280 yurda und 24 touchdowns. During the Bengala' 2000 trulning camp, Scou bmke hili · left leg and missed the entire NCUNPn. · . · Also, two Benguls pluyors who missed tminlng Cllmp fpr perNonul reusons muy fuce fll)es for unexcu110d ubsencea, ·. teum offlcluiH lluld. . Safely Plg·Pruther,an undrufted rookie fmm MIN~INHipJll State. left camp late Saturday night, teum Npoke~man J110k Brennan said. The cluh will give "Prather five day11 to return or the team could place him on ltH reserve/left ~~qullll IIIII. ending hi& 110a~n. he Naid. Reserve defen&ive end levan l..an11rord. alieven·ycllr vel· eran. wa11 expected to return to camp in Oeorgetown, Ky.. on Sunday after miulna the firlitlhree duyN. But he did not show up for prfiOtlcc. Altnooah Lunaford Informed the club ThuriidiD' thllt IJI) would be absem for the 1111111 of pructlce, team lll'fichdii lillY. he still oould be fined. . · Team. official& would not lilt)' why they ml11sed the practlceli. . · Cornerback RodJtey He11th Iiiii out practice Sundll)' ofter brui.aln& hla risht anlile Suturduy. . For more NFL neU.Js, see page BJ • �• ' The aU Does more Moss equal more wins? Jim Thome wins it for Cl I ' ...... .. ""·" m _mon~ ~~ .. =-- .."' ·-• " ~ ~ ~ l't!IW··· ~ ~ -~1'111\ . ~ - ~ ~' lil'e I. \It li\>\ Imina tvett tt furtbe . . ·•~ - ·-" ...--, '.w"' ' -"""" " , ·='~ :.. " '*' . .," "' "· ' " •• ' ""'~ v ' u " ~·" ·~ ll.voWII I. •." \l\4 M ~ till ~ ·til ll !!II Will ~·WQI-. l\1%~ t\ • ~ 1M! ~ - ~ \. ~ ,. ·• \i\4 i\14 .ga -~' il ~~;!~;A~ild, ''fllitl\1:! ~1.1 ~ i!OIItlltlt· 1)111' ll'Wrt at\1\;ty 1\ill~t li~ll-ilti ilrtd ltiltlb!l Cftltlti to ~881l11, 1111! ~tid llf the :mlir~~~~; ~~):\~lu.~ lli!tl.~t,l" t:rrv..~~~r~m: cull• ~l~olt81\w It ttl,!! till~ ~\\1\ It WtlUid lle hup lill' u~ 1 ~ ~ild, "W\! d ~~b~ 1\11~ hl Wotcy 11bout ~I'UWil~ hl~\l!lid ur\\l'!ltldi!Ht11J hil\11 to drive Uel!d~ to l\1!\~ llii~I'UW IU11idUt, Ward '""tk!llhe i'!"l"P ~Uer 1111d !il!lltnore h~e ~abl, MANKATO, Minn. \AI') Otlt of the lir~t lhhllls Mike 'tke ligured out after tllklng owr as head ~-..lllc h of the Mlnne ota VIkings was Mlntethlng R1111dy Mon realIzed all alonl!. "lthlnk that If we would've been @\!tlhtg me the ball early, we \WUld've pt®ably had a Super Bowl ritlllllOW," Moss Mid. "1'111 11 team player, and I want tu do what's right for the team. If they nre l!ettlng me .the bulla lot. and we're wln111111!, then I can stay with thot. Bllt If they're l!ellllll! tne the bull, and we're ln~l ng , then we· ve IIlli - to tlltd u way to win ."" n\.-e lltld hh staff n~ured out the "~IIndy Rollo' like thl~ : Titey noticed tluu the \'\kings · won ~Q pen;enl of thiilr l!llmes (four out of tlve) when they threw 40 percent of their p11~,~es to tlte WeM Vlrglnianlllive. So new oflenslve cnord lnator Scott Lhtehlln hos betm dispatched l•l devise as many ways as possible lo getlhe boll to the bmsh-buHitlented receiver. "Li ke I sold eurller. If we would 've been dolns this my nmkie ye11t. we would have jewelry uruund here," Mn~~ snld . Mo~~ wM In u hnd mood htosl of l tl~t ~eur -· hi~ least pmdudlve as a pro: 1,233 Yttrus tlltd I0 touchdowns. It .~ iurted with the lntglc deoth of do se friend 1111d teammate Korey Stringer In trnlnlng ctltl1p, conllnued during a dlsappulnllng ~ - II ~easun and \\Ills enhunced by crillclsm lhnt came rrom comments he tllltde regardln~ his effort level on some pfay s. At training camp thi ~ year, thuul!h. Mos~ s~ms chunged.· Hl11 bruces are otT. for one. He's ~pent a slgnlflcunt utnount of time signing auto. graphs, a111! he's been cordial with the medlu. His lttlltge, though, doesn't coltcern him . "I'm still going to be the sutile guy," Moss snld. "I'm gotns to iln wh1tll wanltu and suy Whltll WUI\Ittl. Nothing Is - t N p fhc Daily Scntinl'l• P•li• 83 • nUn 1· • • ''ll'• u~ to us, too, to goln~ to change me no matter whet s , id or what's written. I just want 1o 8Q out here and tou hdowns and do whatever I can 1o 11e1 a uper Bowl ring." Fted Zt\mberletti. a 70.)"ear· . old senior medical advher who's been with the Vikings sll\\.-e their ln<.-eptlon In 1961, Is perhaps 1\lrt.her ftum Moss In age and lifestyle thnn any· one else In the O!Jlllnlz.atlon. Bullhe two are dme friends, In Zlunberleui's mind. the comment~ Mms mode were token OUI of context. "The question was obout whal ris Curter hod done for him," Zamberlettl suid. "and Mo ~s hus heoru ennugh of that. He wants to be slven u little credit - he's made so\1\e positive chntl8es In his own life. When he said, '1 play when I wnnt· to -piny,' whnl he mennt wus that It's not Crls lhut was mutivullng hlm , but himself." The two ol\en chat or piny bocce bull one of Zamberleui 's hobble s tnHether In the offseason. We understund each other," Zamberlenl .1 uid . "We have a lot of trust hi our rein· tlonshlp, Being o leader, ih going to luke progress. h 's not going lo be perfection. But I've seen u lot of the goodness In hIs heart." Th,;e wanted Moss to tuke on more of a leadership role this year, especially wllh Curter's retirement. "He wosn't sure ubout ·thls message I was giving him;· n~-e said. "He wusn '1 positive whether he wanted to be thrust into that. But leadership comes In a lot of ditferent fashions. Nobod~ cw1 be appointed. It's salned. I • By attending every developmental camp und mlnlcamp pmctlce during the spnng und early summer and hunying around the team's practice facility all otfseuson Instead or heading to Florida like in the past, Moss was u good exwnplc for trtnlly or the new playe\11. Tight end Byron Chmnberhtln mn with him u -=~t~h • QIVE ME THE BALL - Minnesota wide receiver Randy Moss tosses around a football while his teammates stretch prior to the morning practice at training camp Saturday . The VIkings are committed to throwing e tot more baits the way of Moss ttits year. (AP) few tlines ·at 8:30 n.m. "'Thnl show ~ leadership nnd mulurlty on his purl," Chumberluln suid. "The younger . players . sec Rum.ly Moss, sec hlm W11rklng ou1 ut 8:30. they're like, ' I' ve got to stan doing thm ."" Mos' wu' glud ulhcr' were , puylng u11c111ion. "Guy' wmllcd In 'cc who Ru11dy Mo" i' 1111d whm he docs uml hu" he wur~'·" Mn" sulll. 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Ul.IJ~: JAI'~ II . · in Mttllll'ttlll!lt t~, .lullitl1 Stlltilltlu ttiiHWilll IW\1 htt~ dl\li ittlttt:k IIlii 11 t:i111let· ht t~k Ij 111 !!llllili11111tlllit hlle•tll the Mllme~ttlld 1\\1 11\~t 111 llielt· fllul"lll itll·llillhl Vlt:llll'y. PARIS (AP) - Before long, Lance · Arllislrotlg will begin training for No. '· l-loldiltl! a glllss of chumpagne ~urlng the t1nul stage, Armstrong wnn his fourth sttnll!hl tour de Frunce on Sunday. The ctllt\11\llndhtl! victory of more lhan seven tlllnutes ~roved yet again he is the mastel' uf one ot the most punishing tests In all sports. The 30-yeur-old 1han nnished In the 1nuln pack us the cyclists completed the 20th stage from Mdun, outside Purls, to the sycumore-llned Champs-Biysees. Wllh many among the thousands of fall s waving U.S. nug,~ , Artnstrong moved within one victory or the Tour record of nve !Iiies. He is the winnlngest American In the event, having passed Greg LeMo11d's three titles. No TIJur de Prance rider who has won four titles has failed to w111 a nnh. "Of course, I'll try to will by prepllr· ing,'' Armstrong sold sunday, speaking in Ftelich on fV. "But ~yclhil! Is always complicated, und It's a[wuys dlfflcult to reuch the highest level." Few prepare llke Armstrong, and few have the grit that allowed him to rule this three-wtek ride or 2,032 miles. When Armstrong was diagnosed wUh tesUculllr cancer 111 1996, doctots gave him a ~0-~0 chance of survival. Today, he wotksout yeat-ruund, starting his training for the ned Tour as early as six weeks after the last olie. FoUl' cyclists have Won nve Tours. but Wttt·t'llliJtlx 4, MtlvAL~ l lttJy~e t'lllytot1 wetlt Htu· 4 wHh jllllb'lllltllile lwu duubl e~t, tlltll tlu·ee t'ht ~11gu · llettiltl' t.,-41 lll'li ht ~ ~~~l'l!~r-hi~h t1!ltevet~t eumlllt1eli 111 t1!11t·e lh~ litlul · wtth I;} qlt'tk emll ~, 1!4uttlitlg hill tufitl 13 ktllt~il~~ t'ily h111l~ 1·~ till the While ttu~ t:llilllll et etlttlht't!~ - ~tlllll' !IWI!Il Ill ugulllitiiJOitlllllllll S~ill , Ill, ~~~? . lllllll~ . 1\' l'lll,ll'I'H '~ U, MANU~MM ~ In At•lltt~tnn ~'m~ . Hut•ry ~ltt1 . tlull lluwt·y (2-2) t·eil~v~ll ~tll tll 11\'~itll\(' lh~ i\1}11 1'11•/tl I ~ ·1\fillU! 1\iliJc ilut·tel' l(u~ky tltddle 111 ~t lllt·tth e rtnil . tll!t· iillet· Millllel 'Thjlltht llliiW Ill IIi~ Utili t-ell tell till 11111e huuet~ lie ftt~eli , · t-111111 111 tile flnul 1wu lnnln g~t 1111 ~lt·ikitll! UUltllil'. tlitllil e MIIVI! ll~ IItie ' tM llttill hMl 't\!~1111, • fUll uuil hw htt ~t. l-Ie ~ u·u~k ullttluee . '1\!,jllllH ~II VI! tMiutld ll 4-2 , leiill utillwulk.elltwu. , wttllu th f!l~cfUII llum~F hi the lil!!lllll k~llli fiuulk@ 11111t·etlthe 11tlle IH the uml hit u bu~eH, Iuud~u tluuble 1.11 tfl@ ~ IMhth uHd b«tnUIIU Mul'te ~t ll·u ek IJUI IIi IIIII u~ the A'11 ~~ut'elill fUll~ iii!Uht~tl lh~ !!lUI! llllhl! 11111111 fut Hi.l lilll'li RIIVI!, , Giants beat Dodgers, then acquire CF Kenny Lofton fltst , a~d Val~ntlll clapplld his hands and ~umped hi s n11 as he stOOd on second. Roger Cedeno homered in the eighth to make It 6-4. Atritatldo Bellltet got thtee bUts fut his 26th save In 28 chances, allowing a le~doff htiltl~t to Rua~ell Bra11~1111 itt lhe ninth. · · Cedelitl made 11 leaplna catch Qf Brandon Latsun'~ drive at the left-field wall olle batter lat~r to help preaerve New Yorli'• lOth. vlcto· if hi~4 ililfttes. M 11111 his second 11art alnce c:oml"g off the d nbled 1111, TriiChs l (7·7) wo for the flt'lt tllrte slllce JUne 2.5, iliVI! Uj! ?our tui1S - three ejltjted - •nd 1lll hits In seven lithlhll•• nitlriiig t 2 of his 11111 I j batterl. OtiTfey homered to rliht teadln1 off the seco11d 1Hhlhl1 just his tllltd of the r.ear and flrlt since lune (j, The t 1-tlme All-!ltar has ml!lsed 79 1111111 this season because or knee and hilltlltH11S lnlurles, Adam Dunn cfellvered an RBI slnale, and Latsoll loobed u tWt!·tun slnale as the Redll built a 4-0 lead ·by the fourth Innlna. Mike Pilitta hit a sattlflee fly fn the .fifth fot his 10th·kBl. . CiNcin~i!U starter Jimmy Hayne• allowed four runs and ·nine hits 111 6 I·3 lnnin11s. He hils ~ot lost In eight !tar11. ne . DING-DONO - ~llftltHills Edgdt ~IIHtethi b{jH~lillt!i ftlr a Walk-tJtf tHfllll fUH Hbtt\11 iUH IN tile --- . NIHtlliN~IH# iigiilflllt tile llllloagtj -liUI:I!I SUNday . ~U!itlll 9t!itiiU/11, (Afj) . . . ,. · at only Miguel Jnduruln of Spain hns won them consecutively (1991-9S). Aside from the number of wins, itls dt(. llcult to rank Armstrong with hi~ prcde· cessors. Race times ure litile help bec1tuse the Tour route change~. Lead times depend on who else is ruclng. This Tour was hardly u slru~g le . Armstrong's uneventful ride wits un 111di· cation ofhow neither his rivals nor the course posed ureal challenge. · Armstrong's winning mur~in over run· ner-up Josebu Belokl or Spum wus 7 min· utes, 17 secondH, wllh Lithuunlu's Ruimondus Rum~1:1s third . This wits Armstrong's second-blggesl vktcJry, l'ol· towing u win of 7:37 over Alex Zudle In 1999 for hls nrst Tour championship. Armstrong enjoyed u Hip of chumpugnc e11rly on in the nnai stage. The crowd roared when he waved from the podium. With the Arc de Triomphe behind him , Armstrong smiled as he wus presented With 11 bouquet of yellow llowers. He Iuter took a call from President Bush. . Hundreds of Americans lined the Chaltlps-Eiysees, shouting "U.S.A!" and waving banners like "4 and counting."' Armstrong stood on the podjum wllh his cap on his heart .as ''The Star-Spangled Banher" played. "Regardless of one victory, two vlcto· ries, four victories, there's never been a victo~ by 11 cancer survivor," he said. "That s a fact that hopefully I'll be remembered for." Robbie McEwrn uf i\U,II'tliia won g~:mtl c 'lagc · ,111J tuok .the green jersey us lhc ·nmr\ hc'l '/'rintcr.· Luurcnt Julai1CI1 or Fruncc Woll 11C redspoiled jcrNcy us hcsl dim\llcr, whi le Ivan Busso tif ltuly won the while jci':.CY for best ycmng rider. Armstrong took the leader\ yellow jcr· Sunduy\ sey In the first rnouatai11 leg ul Lu Mongle in the Pyrenees. und nearly dnuhlct.l lm ; udvuntage by sprinting up a Iough climb; to the l'lutcuu de Bci llc in the ncx1 duy"s 12th stuge. On the formidublc Monl Ycnlt>ux in the southern l'rnvcncc region, he phK·ccJ third bu11ook u comfi•nuhlc lcuJ ul4:l l hy lin· lshing nearly two minute' in lrnnl ul Belnki. , • · "ArmNtrong hus shown he h," the bh>eJtJ · of chumpluns llowlng thruu~tll hi' vein,:· the head of Beloki \ teum, Mannlo Suit.. said after the Vcnloux· \luge. "lie i' much stronger lhllll us. We 'CC it day after uuy."' It wus Armstrong's fifth fullurc 1\1 win the Vcntnux, bul the U.S. Pn,lul Service . racer was fc1e:useu nn stretching hi s rucc ' lead, ruther thun winninl:( spc,·wcu lar und I iring - stage vlclonc,. Still, thai didn 't Slllp from him uuuing 4~ seco nd ~ in 1he la'l three mountain stage,, and winning \he llnul time triul · · Saturday by nearly a minute. · . " ~le de~~erve~ it,"" Huid Xavier Picot, a 32-yeur·old architect from the French Alps. "It's proof you shou ld never give up 1he fi ghl." · involved Park teammate Dille Barnhardt Jr.. Ru~ty Wulluce and Ricky Cruven, forced the track to replace 16 support ~Ill iu1d t1 0 feet of gustdraiL The IICC!dent began when wu the flrlt on the ltiOUIItaln· Wallaa~ hit the wall lifter leavtop llrtce 1989 for the driver tna the llnt tum on the 2 112· ftom OaWIUilVille, Oa., and mile traek. Plllk attempted to the 42nd or hi• career. · · avoid contact. but sideNeitbet Wu the ytctory, ~ Will hit aot: hard by IIChleved In afiiC4! that laitod 6 houn, 35 mlnuta, 5 I NC.'Oildl. On a 1V replay, it a~ 11te 11C41ldelit lnvolvln11 that Wallaal veered Into Park., Steve l'ldt came on the tlrit Craven then hit Park in the lap, He Wll not lqjured in the rear, cllUIInll him to set sidectUh, which torcea a delay of way• and Into the path of 1:rei while rep11tt were made Earnhardt. . to the Infield tl!talnlna wall just Park's Chevrolet, pu1hed - beyond the fi1'lt tum. . acrotll the ps by E!amhardt's Las than a half·hour later, car, hit the steel wall and crum· ralil ciiUied anoiher red t1q. pled, then flipped twice before which halted the $3.7 million comln1 to "It on itS roof. It event for an additional ·2:02 took c:ourwe workers lleVeral after the 27th of 115 laps. The minutes to free Park, who ract Will halted 25 laP* short emeracd to cheen from a of Its IICheduled distance ~il of IOO,ro>. because of dalkness. Marlin led 106 laps but The crash, which· also Elliott aot by him with a bold ...........1 move on 1he high •ide u• the : con uppmncheJ the· Hecund · tum. EUioll, the pole-sitter, led 3S IIIP!I, wtd beat the Ford. of Kun BuiiCh by 1.721 MeCOn~. Third was the Dodge of Morlin, foUowcd by the Ford : of June Pocono wmner Dale Jarrett and that of rookie Ryan NI!Wman. The victory, on the heels of Ward Bunon ·~ a week earlier at New Hampshire , lntematioqal Speedway, : marked the fll'fll bltck·to-back . win• since Dodge mumed to NASCAR'~ top division, Marlin, the ~~eries leader after all but the tlnt race this IICUOII, II 106 poinl!l ahead of . Mwt Martin 111 the circuit · helldJ for lndiunupoliA for ne11t : Sunday's Brickyard 400. Martin fin1Ahed,.13th Elliott broke a tle for Pocono viCtories with Walluce, Dam:U Waltrip and 1im Richmond. Wallace wa.~ 40th Sunduy. I I . I _,._ I r • .. ,.. • �. • • ~rtbune • ster - Sentinel - HoM~ I.JI'l:SI'OCK ' www.mydellyaentlnel.com Monday, July 28, 2002 Monday, July 28, 2002 www.mydallyeentlnel.com Page B4 • The Dally Sentinel 1.111 Ch1noe eprtna .... tnga Home rtrT\OCithng lnd ,.. palrt, rooting, chain link lenoe,ouatom wood diOkl & ltnotl, lntur~nce rtp.alra. Chtck aur prlae IMfort , 98• Monte Carlo. Super you buy. FrM Etlimataa " tporl. Call alttr Opm. ~·878·3733 ' (304)874·086 t (304)67~· • .0;:_53:.:.8:___ _ __ _ ~I} ~D1UG.:HA110N '1187 Chevy Covolltr 2dr.. .110.000· milts. Now tlrn • >A!C, Auto. Coil (306)675· Rttldentlal or oommeralal ~ ;!6118 or (~)875·0096 wiring, new Hrvtot or rt· palre. Mattor llotnud oleo· , i ii OOOat Spirit 139.000 trtolan. Rldonour Eltolrlcel, 411ulo. A/C, crultt. WV000308, ~-875· 1700. (Jood work car. $1400 . In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS NOW ONLINE , r l\egtster To Place atrtbune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-13~3 Call TOday... or Fax To 448·30os or Fax To 57 875·5234 /}eo.r//1ir~ Monday -thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. lt1m1 I'I!'~NAl.S ' 1116 IIJiLp WAII'Illl I Moonllghl Eaoorto. Full ""leo molo ond lomolo It· corto ond danotro, Prcmpt snd ProiiUIOnllond Conll· dontlol. Wo 1110 dO l!lnfl. day Privott ond Stchllor Fta/1111. 8pm· fttlm. {740)388· 1790. Why wall? Start mooting OhiO tlngtoo tonight, oalltoll Iret 1·800· 788·202J txt 1821 ' ' ANN<MJNt'fo:Miil'II'S l ·------·· ' C· i Boor Carr out rmlt ,or 1• 1 Ch •• IY 1 r ·-Pinlhlp, '"" .' Malgt County, lind ltlttl'l ot lnltroll to: Thl Dilly Sontlnol, PO Bow 728-20, Ftomsro Ohio 4t 1 e. Hli.LP WAI'n'IID ' • I Cooo, Managomont F'OII· MIAL T"ANIPOIITIII lion· An outpallont 1lcohol Tht 11111 county Counoll end othar drug oountollng on Aging (Senior Rtoourct end prtvontlon agonoy lo· Ctntor) lo currently ICCtPI• OIIIGin Cllllla lnd Jookoon lng oppllcatlono tor thlo po· County, II ootklng • Cua oltlon. Thlo Ia • ~IT 15·18 Men&glr to worl< wlth &dUIII · hourt por wtok . High ond odoloaoentt, 1 Oullll to SChool Diploma or CIED lnaludt, but "1? llmltld to: IQUIYIItnl. torttnln~t, IYaluaUont, In· Mtal 'T't'aneportl ITMJII hlvt taktl, rt trrala, and general ovtn vthlolt and willing to 01 H mona~tmenl llrvlctl. dollvor moolo In Cl1llla Mutt hive nowlldgt In tnt County. Job daaorlptlon and !laid of chlmiO~I diPtndon· IPPIIOI!Ion II IVIIIebll II cy. Saohtlort d'S"' 1111 StMIOI' Flttourct Otn· and/or txperltnot . Stn rt· !If, 1187 St Fh 1eo, !rom oumt by Augutt 8, 2002 to: 7'Cl0am 10 3·00pm Monda" FACTS, 45 01/vt Strtll, lh,ru Frida". c' ontaot Clonolo' QaiiiPOIII, Ohio 4ee31 or "'Iantz! . ' FA" (740)446 8014 EOE " wFiH. ' · ' An Equol Opportunity/ Alllr· mtll'i'l Action Employtr. a Public Nclloe INVITATION TO liD O•v·• ~trior To r'6~:;;:·· ~~~~;:;::::~~;lae;,o~. n~dl;ret;· ;W~t~w: :.l·MII I'IOWinlfr G:t r~===:===~ URGENTLY NEEDED· pt11m1 donoro, tlrM SW to seo por weok to< 2 or 3 hourt weokly. Call Blo Lila Plaama Sorvloo, 740.002· 0051. Truok Driver COL Clue A, roqulriG, 3 yo1ra mlnlm•m vtrlllablt txperlnt, oltan driving 1'tKIOrd. lmmtdltlt - · Now 2003 14 wldo. Only 1710 down & only lt7U3 por month . Clll Horotd (740)385-7071 2 Bedroom, 1 Beth with front and blck oovorad pord>ot. No tnoldo Ptll, In Country. 1300 a month, 0.0. plul utllltilt. Call etttr O:OOpm (7<10)20l\oe202 ~;~~~§~~ U\JUU'I 0tor,.1. wetorl tldt by loo lkltdloponoor. refrlger•· IIOOd oondlllon, (740)~~l\o 1241 (7~0)«1o4807 n~ u·~ •ppiianon, A• ;;;diuo;;d ~lnd Guera,. 1 llld, Dryere, Aa~ ·Wathtrt, lnd Rtlrlgtr&toro 9oiM ltan 185. Sklggi 11 Aoollane11.1 70 VIne 81., (140)4.S·7aQ8 750 MotorlziG wooo~halr, only utiG H tlmto : Fingerhut Clullor, brend ntw, only plokl(l on I low Umat. Co~ (740)«8·8438 ITil'' NIW Blame, AND UI!D Still Plpa Rtbor.: For Conorttt, Anglt, Chan· nil, Flat .Bar, Sttlll Grating Par Ortlnt, Orlvtwayt & watkwayt. L.&L. sorap Met· lit Opon Mondey, '!Uitday, WIGntlday 6 Frldoy, 8om· 4:90pm, Clool(l Thurldoy, Saturday & SundaJ:, (7~"H~&-7300 _,.,.. MoiiOhln Carpet, 202 Clark Chlpal Road, Pllrttr, Ohio. E~PEAIENCED CAAPEN· ::~~~~~~ ~':'~~ ~:h 28~, Bldwoll orto, may (740)440·7~~~ lo017·1110· TEAS NEEDED• Mutt have with Land Home PurohiH. contldtr land contract. 0182. FrH !atlmattl, EIIY II drh.•tr'l llotnu ' Iran• Walhtrl Dryer. Water. flntnol~, 00 dayt ...,. •• (740)448·30Q3. ,. •·~ ••~ h .. d porlttlon, 10011 & ~I'\Owltdge tralh, eewer Pl~t,, .-.... ..,.,. 011 . 111 mil 1tr 0 ar . 01 rttldtntlal ramodellng. SummtrCitaranct potlt, 1•00 11nt. (74Q)388· Orlvt·a·IHitt ....,.... alot. Aiding lawn mowtr, 27~ 0•11111ta applloenll can All lot modall mutt go, 2003 G328 Zonollh TV, tlootrlo guitar, pick up tn lpplloollon at modoto on tho woy, Bitt Soli (Modtrn) Bolat Btok· Clll (140)250•1102 aok tor Chrlttlan·a Conttruonon, tim• to buy 11 now. Many Frazlell Bottom Rent. to wound with email tfowtr a- Jui'IIOr 1403 E1118 Own 0 mllot to Milton or olgn, 3 o•ohlont, 175. Alto - - - - - - - Farmart Bank & Savings M•dl Home Htolth, Now '" Avt., Ciaftlpo. Thlt ntwaptper will not homtt yet 10 chootl from, Routt 2 Good condition 3 Smlll Arm ohalr (Pink), 120. we now havt 10" Gravtlna Co., F>omonoy, OhiO ll ltOk· Hiring AN'I, PT. FT end 111 · Op.an 8·8 M·F. knowingly oooopt don't delay, wa'ra mo,lng btd 1 bllh NICI yard (7•")2~· •2•• 1 4" d 1 p1 lng I part•tlmt OOIIIOIOr (I PAN. 11 tnltrtllld, pltiH (~ 4 0) 445 451 ~ ldii"'IHmtnla tar rtal them out. Ow~tr llnlnot with 12.000: - •·• ~ ~~.:: 500 ~~~ SJ~: me•lmum ol 35 houre per oall Dllnl HarltM, RN or B _ "'-'' whlah It I" Cotta Mobile Homtt dOwn and- 1400. month Whirlpool, M•vt•g, Ktn· 1000 Gil. t••e.Water Stor· 15288 woek) tor 11 • Pomoroy of. Tlllany Franklin a! 800·481 • l.l!iiNE!rli vl~lollon of 1111 taw. 010 (3~)502·0MO more Wlohtr & Dryor Soli, aoo and Hauling tankt. AIIO 1 GtVMWAY !lot. Wo oro looking · lor ~3a. or (740)44~148. 'l'HAININ<l 1111cforo oro hotoby U.S. 50 Eall Alhtnt, Oh~ 11110 oiOh. Dlhor WUhoto, 8~-12", II" tnd 18" Pllltto oomtono with colltctlono lnlormiGihatall Phone 740·502·1872 A 1185 HOh. QE o:rr, 18(), Culvert Call lol Pr~lng Do' l)(ptrtenot, gOOd oommunl· Mobllt Elllmlntrl NJJdtd. Qllltpollt CarHr COIIIDI clweltlngl ldvtrtiNd In Uted Hom ... Down P'a'j· f'Aki'MEN'Hi All Whlll. Ct l llttr llvtf~ , IVIIIIb!t. Yi'uge; ~ros to good homo, 3 Boa· OlltiOI'I & oompu ter lkllll . Porlllmldlo, the nl11onl (Caraera CIOJI To Momt) thll MWipiper lrt mtnt• •• low •• 1099. --- ' mR RHNT . 8:00pm, (740)448·~. Parm Supply, Ino. At 35, glet· Mother and 2· 4 month neaponalllilltlu/dutill In· loading paramedical oorpc· Call Today! 740·448·4387 ·~•ll•bl• on •n tqutt (740)448·3218. . Southaldt, WV (304)e715otd pupl, (740)388-9436 cluda but notllmil(ld to m!llk· ration , II currtntty JHklng 1-800·214·Qo4&2 ' 0Ppot1unltr biNI. 1 lind 2 bedroom aparloo A 12078 - - - - - - - - lng dally phone oll:lll, prepa· mobile examiner' In tht AIQ *90-Q&•1274 Vlndalt mobile home, mtntl, lurnlthtd and unlur• HI'I('Jll&4j llllll""""-:1""""---.. KUIUf'll'• 4 month old whltu ration/malting ollorm col!ec· Point Plt118nl Ohio area. ' 12x60 wlexpando, mot11y nlahtd, IICUrlt~ dtpoll1 ,... --• BUIUliNG I Md 2 it~'~or 1 1 male 992 . tton ltHera, proparatlon ol We havt part·llmt poaltlont l'lV I Houae In GIIIII)OII•. 10 Bul· lurntahed, very cltan, rtlln· 1 " ' roporto, ut lll.,llon ot com· 1vollablt. Oulllllta Olndl· MISCI!IJJiNEO!JS mont Drive, 7 ~oomo, 4BR. lthtd throughout, mtJII oeo qu rod, no ptto, 740·8i2· Buy or toll. Rlvorlno Anti· SUPIUE!i 3201 ::.:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ puttr to to ottttate dally re· dltlt mutt nave vttlllable 2 LR, 2 1/2 Bathfl, Full to appreciate, -{740}742· 2218 · quei, 112• e11t Main on - Pair o! Ktttrmt, F:'rolor sBme tpontlbilltltl, per1ona1 con• blood drawing •~P. 1nd . Ba1emtnt. Large Lot . 2979 · 1 Bldroom Apartment• SR 124 E. Ponwoy, 740· Block, brloW;, ltwtr plpel, home, LIHor trained. lntlde t(lct with outtomtrt, tltll"'g mutt bt abl• to work 11 8:00 1~88 Bobo-at 453, $8500. (740)448·1380 Stirling al 1288/mo, Wash· Q02·2528. Autt Moore. wlndowl, llnttlt, eto. Claude only (740)4<1B·3897 amatl clnlmt, auilllng ful! Am, snd •oml evenlnge.. 100? Kubota 1()(41 ' Mini· Mt Vernon Cuttom Buill We dhav:o tpprox:mattly d10 tr/Drytr Hookup, Stovt and owner. Wlnttrt, Rio Grand•, OH , I • limo ooloctor. Sond oovor Ploaao call (800)330·UI?, Excavator, '11,000. 1g97 Klt~hon, 3tli. 2bo., utllllloo. ' ~~~000 oa~~~800~~7~~2~ Rolrl~rltor. (740)441 · ~11740·24H121. • ' Atst ANU teller and detailed reaume or 1111 your r11um1 lo Upright 43 Boom Llll, tlnlihed baJDmenl Window 1818 .... • •• Ftli!NII to Parmar• Bank, Attn:Hu· l814)785o00001Hn: John 18800. C111 Huntington polio poroh. Lct 4ox 140, go· 1or 1n1 In I Pun! J 11 2 man Rttourctl Dlrtotor, N 1 • ..... (304)730-4800. ~; Call Somtrvltle Rlalfu Doublewldt Btdroom Btdroom Apartmtnl on Rt ~w;or~o,~l~~~~~~~nd 1Ul"3,\'LB 111 3 PO Box 828 Pomeroy Urt ng ,., 111nt1 ne., .CO • • ' ' ' 2 160 Jutt put Holzer Ho.pl more • FOUND· In Kanaug11 11rea Ohio 415780 . Farmer• Bank proviM In hame S.rvlct tor Btaokberrlel. Friendly ~3 4)676·3030 or {304)875- Bath on .48 aort on Routt 7 tal. $400/mo.. Otpollt Ae: ' 7/IY. Lor~o brown lomoto lion Equal Houolng Londor lht al~trlyldltobiiG In Mo· Ridge. , $12 gallon. 431 . S. 145,000, Coli f40)250· qulred. (7<10)441 ,1510, AKC Colllo puppitl, 2 d':l,, rtJOmtllot • Pll bull, Mombtr FDIC, and Equai oon, Putnam, Coboll, (740)2110-t 145 Lnvo moo· Muot Sot. 3BR, 2 Bath, Tllo 8284 or (740)~40· a.o. motu, t;aaklttnlwhlta, nor· wll chokor collsr (740)448· Opportunity Em~lovar. . W.fynt, Lincoln. 18.&0. 11101 Floort, Carpet. On 2 Acret f'iurrloane Cretk Road Ex· 2br. Aptrlmtnt lor rtnl In mal 1ytt, vet ohtoktd, 21108 por/hr. Training AvOIItbll. near Holier on SR 160 oallont 2000 1ew 7e 3 bod l>otnt Pltltlnl. 1300. 1350 each; AKC Sholtlo Hardware Salus Clork . C11t 1·898·4&3·4QQ2 WI\N'IliJ> Aelldentlal or cOmmarotlll, 2 ba1h e~t·ln -kllohtn month. OtPOJII requlr~d. 1Qx10 Storage Bid. 14150. pupplte, mJt, ea,bltltrlt, vtl 1 17 ) Y"•HIJ •" ..... StnoGaUipolla RotumeDally to: CLA 557 Olllct Mtnagtr n11dad. 1 To Do· · 1argt · llvng 4).:.87.:5.:·2.:.11:.:?____ chaokld, 1· room 0 wner Fl·· l~)eg3·1894 I c/o TribUne. 40 441·027i, _.1.30:.:.:: AKC Po ohota, 1350 oaoh, ~::;:;::~· 825 Third Avo Gftlllt>OIIt Mutt hove poyroll knowl· Now home lor oele 3 br 2 nanco with 14,000. down & Apt Avellabfo B/1102 12 In Black & Otcklt band maranltno pUpplto, Oh 4&S31 '' ' tdgt, ldvlnoed oomputer AIJ Mlktl Lllwn Mowert ba w/ heat um on .i $400./ month + IOI rtnt. 'TWin Alvera Tower EHO Cor IIW, 185.00, all 'mtttl dltk, 2 I38Qma 11 ~· (l Oltn:./llblt, 010 ; ~)8 ·1085 • YAMIJ SAW· lklllo. Monday· Friday 8• lnd OWdoor Power Equlpo prow, 6 00111 ~~ 1 dlnbfiG. · porfoOIIor atudont or porta· 1~: :e:~oble 7120. (304)582· lldorly/ 1'1lM~HOYIMIINM¥ Htlp wanted oaring to< tho Bpm to 11111 lmmtdltllly. mont Ropalrld. Froo P~k•P od on At 2 Qroor Ad torlout Now IOCtpllng Appllc.tlono btl -lng machlno. $15.00 AKC Rog. moto Sllnt Bor· ' ' • elderly, Oar11 Group Momt. No phone calla pltllt. Malt 1nd dlllvtry avattaote. Call 08 u1 only 30 4 •875•7388 Muon County Palatllnl lor 1 br, all utllllltt pakj (?40)885·440; n~rd puppo;, 8 Wkl old cur· now paying minimum wogo, reoumu lo 13821 Stoll Mlko(740)446·7004, 8:30·5pm 304·676·81l83 or Rd., 17 miiH 10 Millon owl! HUO ·UIIOitd, 01rpt11G 1 ld C E rani with all lhOit 1200." Cunniniham·a In sracuJt, new lhilll: 711m·3pm, 7am· Aou1t 55<4, Bldwlll, OH &83·0719 llttr 5 j:>m, & 8 mllet 1o Rt a. 8tJu1HIJI apartm11n1. rent It 30% of ~r, 0 omputer Ma· 304·876-1431) or 740·708· Wator 1 up trom aUpork, 76pm, 3pm-ttpm, ttpm . 4501~. GtorQfl F>ort1bfo SowmUI, 18811 t~x7B ohlngloivl"''lon your :~1~ 1G Income call ~~~• ,":, 1 1 ~ .P rlrn(t:.;. 2 ~ 1 ~'320=-·~----July 31ai·Aug Itt, 6·4. Cllrtt am, con ?40·992·W23 don't hlul your logo to tho Prlet rtauotd, 3 bedroom, ltvtl 112 acra oolld block 304-0,u•oa 9 batwHn 8· ~ ~ newborn 4·1'; , , newborn Heme Health Agency hiring :: ,::.~:~~~:oJ;.;.•~: mill lull 0111 ~-875· 1987. t bllh, gat hoot, oenlralalr, loundatlon, 2, 2 bath, ~:30 pm wotkdayt. . ::::980::::.,_ _ _ _ _ _ Almotl Now Chain Link Oog 12 mo, baby !ami, miJO FT FWt No P\Oml l'ltiiiM motpht~l out Plllltnt corn Houlltlllper avllllblt· .Kinton Drlvt, (740)446· llllnd kitchen, rront & blot. Apt for Rent, Downtown "' Hydraulic tlyllng cl'laltt, klt'lntl, 10M10x8, 1150. 2 ll tma. exptrlono• niOftltry. New pllmlntar). lr~tmlnt can: . One., ocrcatlonal, rtQUIIr: 2778 porchtl, ally vwatttlpavtd rd Ga!Upolla. (74D)88e· 7174 120. uoh, 2 ehllm=- ~UII AKC 81 . Btrnlfdl, Yard Salt Aug 2 & J, 625 Clroda oncour~gad to apply. oor ollnlo with vory high Clunlng, cooking, packing, Prlcf Reduood. Atmodolod ~~~r l~ono~O~;I~~~ A 100. tiOh. (~) • ~~::00 ::___o _eo_._(7_40_)385 _· bad MAin StrOll In Rutland Hiring FT AN Cate Manag· dOCumenltd IUOCIIt rill. moving. What-rar ntedt Home. Three Btdroomt. (304)M2·&840 'm · fr 1· 1or rtn1 one room, ' -:: Huge! Ctotlng of t)ome ' '· tx~rlenot neetttary. Very oompellltvt pay, Stl'ld Clolng. Honttt, rtlleble. Living Room, Dining Room u lltltt paid. f400, Dlpottl &po Drum Set T.tiMNIA CKC Atgllltrtd Longhelr Furr111ur1, Wlllhilr & dryer, Comptllllvo Salary W!lh re1ume to~ 3M Alohllnd (7,.0)'4e·7804 . & Kitchen Comblnea, 1 1400. Rent. (304t}&75-2117 Portable B1r ~llh ~: bllok 1nd Tan Mlnllurt dlohoo, Too numorouo ro bonollto. App~ •• 3084 SR Avo. Alhono, Oh 45701 or Will ,. h ho Bath, Two Car Goragt & LIYI'fl & IIIAUTIPUL APAIIT· Playotot~n. Nlntondo with Olthhound , l·ltmtlo. 1· ' miiiornt001o;;.n:'!"'-~---, 180 Goll~llo or phone toll Fax to (740) 582·1243. Nc 1 11 Prtllu d w:• k u~~i Storage Building. 82 Ann AL'JU'Ji<".E , MlNTI AT IUDQIT Pll~ ::go:::"'".::;:·.:;<7.;40:~).:;24::1.;·00:::.:,:17_ _ m111 vot chaakiG, flrel · lroo Hl66·44t · 1393. phonooallo plooto. ::,•;2•38 • on k ,'!;! ~ 1 Orlvo. (740)445-8470 Cll AT JACKION IIohott S.IIO. Call tltor 6pm, 01 · • YANilSAt .v, '' at ·~ non 0· 112 horoopowor Troybllt (~)075·3858 · • , PI Houtekeeptr n.,dtd . Ttltmarktttrt NJJdld to lttvt mestage. Clbln whh Loll biOI( of 14 ptu1 acn11 for Nlttn Lt· ·~Til, 52 Wttlwood Orlvt A01trtller ulld once'" "V 1 2 11 r. .~ANAN'r PIOOIO •pply 01 BUdgll Inn, work lrcm hOmo .. Holp Ul 'tYcoon Lako Edema Troll tart wv. call Mike 304·882· from $287 "' 1383. Walk to lllrdtn. 1 yoor old S.IIO rlV .1!.~-· Jackoon Plitt, Galllpollo No quellly - · to< diOOOUnt• Rd. (740)446:1300 a-50 thop & moYIH. Call 740- firm, o.tth only' Call Glgontlo Garage Sat• u am Phono Callo Ploooo. IG RwtOontiVOptlcll • 448·2008. Equal Houtlll(l , 4012~ 5• 11201 ' IO 4 pm. on S•turday, July ~lint Froo optlcalldontav.. 0 BUliN~ I PrkliGto Sell Ownare Sacrl· 2,3.65 OCro+ toto, Wattr & OppoMunlty. 27. tooatod 3 4 mllaa out L~~~ & M~dlcat AFtolot,a,,nt dlaoounl pion lor omploy· OJ'IooKJ\INriY ltolng mutt S.oll ~~ t lie• poSwor, groon townohlp, Graci ut d • AI Top Soil, ' Fill Dirt .lor 1 1 1" ~ 8111. Equipment Rental, 81-'nway Profntlorlat Pia• 11vng. 0 Slrld Hilt Road on tell. Ga· w exparenee, ·~ ar ett. You mutt hJ!vt com- ., • 768 Sandy Helghla. 3,bed- tate Route 141 frontage. no. ldtll for 1 IOhool or rag~ tat& and Ettate ttemt. wiM8dlc~edMan~~r Bring pultr, prlnttr. lnferntl ac· INOTICI!t room tptillt'i'tl, 2batht, llrt· (740)379·2830 atter l!pm. =~:~'.':':W:~r! Dozer, Backhoe, &bell ohorOh. EI<Ciiilnt Conclltlon. lurnltUfO, dltn .. , CIOCkl, OM· resume . or ' BV Ctll 15'e 00 dlpotl! place, 2 oar gar•ge, abovt 9r k I 5 bdl I I A I u tcrtl)lf, Tttctor Equipment. Prlctd rJvht cal (740)2~5· erclte oqu!pmtMI ottJ rt• Altttnoon, 1:30·5:QQ pm. roqut~td Or\ hlrt 10 ~tlvlll OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· ground pool dtld lnd 00 V IW u vii on 0 ptrtmentl n '"Jddi.POrl. (740)441 ..001i · Centenary. t .6· 5.2 acre From 1278-1348. CoH 140- :,...;:.:...,...;.;.;.:._ _ __ 5208 lr · 3008 Jockoon ~·• Point tNCI co rocornmondo that Cou 1' oordo, ourll nt, baby ltomt, Pltlllnl . aoooto "lJdd that OOndl you CIO ,;,tl_ with pooplo I 1r001, n ry H 111ng 1 loll tllrllng at 125.000. 8i2o508~. Equll Hqutlll(l lind Saw 100 ColtH l loyt, clolhtt, mlcrowa\lt, tete, chary.• -to Ut.. Fot hCI NOT n~,jltl from town. Cell or (740 446.()()5P (dt t) ()pportunHIII bit 125 t40 I• dlohwaahor, lovoooot, table LPN poaltlon ot Mldaltton moro .fnto call: Joy 30U7l\o ::n:v~;.,!glltho ~~~~ AilJ>t, l~l0 7 l\ol 141 (740 446·0030 (tvtnl : ' ' bOth lor 17 lnd Ohllrt, glotliWOrl, llrKf. Elllltt an ICFIMR toolllty 7077 u p 11 ho Nowly "'-tid 1 Bid· :;::::::·~ . .;::::!!:.!;::::._~4 be<ir tprUCO, and loll mort. Full Tlmo with bonolllo· 3S TILIMAAKITINCI lnvoollgotl(l lhl 1~~ Yba~~lDckot : : · Lot lor ·Solo· Appr0>1. 2 1/2 room, 13711/mo., Wtlhtr, Oomriotrotll brafllng Tabfl DQfl'l mitt 1neu greet bar· hra wttk· tvtry other w11k· r original ' work . Hird; acres, oleertd & rtld)t lor Dryer, Ollhwllhtr, Wlflr, with AeottlofiM, 1200. )(1- Mofont lor Sell II TrDyor'l , galnel Como ond ooo tor ono, ~OOom· II :OOjlm lhllt. HIH74-JO.. Bu 1 t . woOd lloort wraparound ~ulldlng, grovol drlv•way, Traoh, Sowago. (7401441 · rOll 2230 3(1" Color ·PioHor, WOOdCroh, 81 rt ~ Mutt be llblt fO Ill)( tchtd• p:~ S~IU.C 0• porcn doNci In porCh F~.JII Wlltr I IIICirlc avalllblt, 8281, Leave 1 MIUIQII. •1000. OCE 7050 31• Print Cllllpojfo, 8 mlloo Wnt' Of ' yourttll. ult •• neldtd tor rtmalnt"O ..., ... '""W"nu tn B ' 1 e' Porter trta. A1klng Capllr - f3600 Call Hugo y~rd OliO, bttldt hourt. PitON conllct Doro8~ Avtlllblt AI AI· ,.:'111 ~~~~ 20 ;~ ~74 g.~~;r lt3,8i6, C•ll (740) 440 • Norlh Third, Mlddloport, 1 17 ~ 0 440.000& ' (dlyl) I ' 11 ' 1 ', 1 I'll I I , Brumlloldt Clor11go, Allhlon. lhy Horpor, RN all74ll)440· UNIOUE HEALTHCARE ordobll 110. 2 N~ 4014 trom H or (7~)~ badroom fumllhl(l 1Pir1• '-'1.;::40~::-80=30:::x"!!'!!tn!!l~!lt!ll-· .\ I I \ I '• I I I! I , Aug. 1.2.3. 8am·7 (woothor 4814 or 1740 ,448•8145, OPPORTUNITIES utlvo Ofllott. Newly Ao· 3248 ollor 8pm. mont, no ptto, dopooU rot· :: f)frmltllng) Rocktprtng• Aohobllllltlon modolod. Spring_ Valley Pll· ...,... req•lrad, (740)GG2. COOL DOWN, Cor1trll Air Maoon County Early c.ro Can11r hll txoltlng pott. Zl. Clll (74014*3481. Lolt lor Slit In Addloon 0180 Condltlontro lnd Muf l.lvm'ocx W"rm:Jl I InC E.duoollon, Contor 11 llon1 1vollablt tor hlllth Mounz8ffoMr.<l 1 Town::.. 5 Aero Loto. N t kl A pllol 1 Pumpo, II you don'l cal ut ~ TO 811\' , - lOOt PIIng enroll mont otro pro!Hiionlll. flooomo " -·-• ~ fOR MJ!: , (740! o()722 :IIOWW~ ;~ '.::- WI both (OOO. FrH ltll• 1 lor tuft limo lnd PtM limo • Plrt of thlllamllmrnadt· """''"''"' Maoon County 1,1010 , 1oto houH Apenmonfa,""':'notucto'; 11111111. (740,.,.._.301 ond 12) 8 rnonlh old golfo, . Abooluto Top Collar· u 8 · · -· Wo torYO Ohlldrtn 111 -'"Ill oro IYiilabfl 12x2~ h. WOOCI buill 2 room with 11ay 100111 oily waltr Wtttr ltwa Trtoh 1-too.llf1.0Qtl, Ul.oo - h. (7<10)311. llllvor, Gold Colnt, 't'roOr; lgn l·l .. Hovro .DPIII· tor thtloiiOwlng: TUIINID DOWN ON Add·,..Room. Sliding gltll llootr~ I paviG road, Own; 1380/Mo., 7<10 QrubD'I Pllno• Tunt I f1~3 . ' 0111, Cltmondo. Gold ::::~~~·of~·~~ •Anlollm Dlrootor N IOCIAL IIOUIIITY !llf? door, oarpotiG, lnoludol tr will lln1noo. 120.000. AIPIIrt. Probllml? 'IPIIG ~tngt u.S. Cwtnoy,• hall (jOy PIOIOhOol pr~em "lng . _ . , No PH Unlna Wo Wlnl 5w12 porch. 18500. oach, 1~)502·0540 One _..,, At>anmont In Tunocl? Otlt Thl l'tono Dr 11 ut• Mrs ' Cotn snoo. tO I Sic- fofoura oro 1'15"' t2·tl wtm dollvory ... O:VIrl oaro 1-588·002-3348 (~1078·1714' . M Uppor .no ot Pi. I'IIINnl. 740-~20 . 7 1 40- brtoklut .,;., lurroh ·......,. ·Fooct Stwtcn Dltootor Mobllo folomo, 3 Bl<f· IOroo, Hilltop flnpo """' & lntfllo OIJGriiG end oxporltnoiG ·Tomporory Roorootlon"" room, 2 Bath Exoollont 13.000, (080)003-3753 llllorl 111 lypoo ot flnpo I \ 11 '1 0 \ \ 11 '\ 1 lit~ wilt ba worl<lng with tltlll!f Aldo lhl dlrootor In Conclltlon. Vory · roa10n1bfy Larry Hill 11 ~ '• I II\ II I \ your OhHd on Pll'r-- me~nu raoldonlaiOII\IIIy u~prlotd. Ooll(7~)«0·1003 87fl.2m . Tuition baol(l on prOgrtmt • """""' u~ - - I ::;;;;;;;-;:;:;::;;~;:: ii;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l .oklltt. l1mlly lnoomO, Ll'l,k It 1110 ·A" JtOJCSAIZ 1888 14w70 FlootwOOd ·~ lndopondtnf H1rbaJ1f1 ()fl. 2ontlllbfaoklndwhfll~ ~ WA.VJ'J'.I) acoopiiG, Ploul' contact Mo._ Clllly unit OPOII· Houoo Tranor. E•collont uuuuo trllutor, Coli For Produof Ot fOr lifo. Ul - · 3 1 r.,- - - - - - · · Jlnt HodCIOx or Lauro Ul· lion 2 bad/ hou In- Condition, 110,000. Cpportuntty. (7..0)441-11112 l'fOI fOr hit, 171 - · , tilton It (~)070-8175 lor •LPN . "' on oont ..; (740)211fl.t004 App!llnoatt: llooondHionl(l . 811011 Bull lor lalo. 0111 A ITAIIIIAIIC~ mortlnlo<r1111lon. Provlolt rOtldomt O'ltlr oul· 01 ' will r r I980 1 ~lC10 2 Wllhlrt, Oty«t, ~. JET (7<10)al!0-1233 10 2 "8ingtro I Vocal Groupo Mo01urol1 Rolflurom now '::!'i~ng "'rllng cara buy 7<10.:0.;:. OJ)IIon bath front ano =~ 1 ·3 Bldroome F o r Up To"" ll'oya -~~~MOI'a .~.!. In 0 vr Cfll RIQIN<IG • - · II ttytao & IQIII" I ·vo ~M ' now' haat II$ eo0 Homoo From I1Ga/Mo., .,_ . . W. 1111 Ntw ,..,_...,,...,. """""' Ina GtkJ1na choolnul 3 . Nolwflla R100rd E•~<~. ~~~~~ d:,";;"'i~ Provldoo dlroot oaro II' vory 1 badr®m ramod· ( ,.~~7Hve Down. 30 YHrt 11 U% Mlyfag App!lanott, Fr-. ::",a~~ 1· loJo o1 l>ifru nn boo~ Htklna ,_ ....... lion 11 toCallon I llrtng- -~~~ ll'dlvl<l!llll Of4d, In Mlddltpor , oall Tom Mgt. APR . For Uttiii(IO. 000.31G· Oily Mlyllg, 74Q.«e.77Q8. • lflown. f3llOO ~)1!12• ID HJJo11tnglon, wv ba P 30 ' Andlreon attor 8pm 3323 Ewt. 170P.. ""-~-,,.---6+lt 73t ·42H228 twHn : am Thin profooolonat potl· (7o!C)w.!•334a · ' 2000 t0x80 Fortuna Moblfo . For hit: Aoooncllllonl(l :: ':-':~-:-..,..---131 ·~2.1·2141 tOOOom, Mondly thru lit· tlont tnoludo olull,bonofltt ' Homo 3 badroom 2 bath, folomo lor r'no 3llr. 11111. Iff dr¥*t lnd rofrtg. =~~ ~ A.Q.foi.A. lorrlf Cllfcltng - -- - - - - · urdoy. program and compttltlvo 3 _ . . , w1lh garaat on wkh 1 12•10 eovtrld porch tlootr~. Loollld 005 21'd oratort. Tf1Drnl>ooni Appll· , • - """ ~ Ooo and Zan PM AVONI All Arnal To luy or Modi Homo Health· Now tolaX PI<'Oigl. C11f Mllllfo lpprorrlmatoly t aero Oh Ma"" on olltr. 1304)7.73· Stroot, Pt Pl. (30~)075· .,.,.(·,:e? l\o~ Alto- g1.:.!,." " -· :i'l..IMIG 2 hr " - ' " u ood · 1111. · Sl)lrlly SjlHrt. 304- Htrtn~ . PCA't , STNA'o & oo 1mlloy Admlnlttrllor Routt 2, Clalllpollo Forry. 5345 1~)1503-0218 01811 . ,_, ,.. 300. w · (~Jel2· (304)N2-3Pt.l ' 81fl-142g. HHAt lor Pr~... Clio lor I IOdoy lor 1 ccmldonltat In· (30ollf70.11332 Wlllrtfnt Spocllf: 314 200 growing ogoncy tl l,.,HI· llrvltwat740·8i2.000S. 38R 2 Both H & 4 0 uiiG homOt undor Mollw!}loMI!!J P&te21 .00Ptr tOO· 1'200 ~J.,r·..!!! . ..... 10 c.ll 01 Ha . ' ouoo IJ,OOO Will holp with dollv· t'OR Rmr Uud lurnlluro oto<t- 11 PSI Ia' OO ~ • n"" •• F.., u -• - -- - - - - - ~. ,...to ,. ana r· Rocl®rlnot Rohabflltatlon IDIOt. Cloy Townahlp, ory Call Nikki (740)380· 130 lkrlaYtflo Plko Wt Hfl •· ••r IOO; All Jot Zan I Oputllt Clo 801• COmmtrclat paol,_ IIH. AN or T~fony FrankNn e.,., llltollfop Rood ~urol Wo- ee4e mont , Braoo ~ Fltllll(jo no- Oputllt Clo 8oflno Durr/ , 2 plul yo111 twptrllnet ••7 800•481 ·$334 or 307150 ......,~~ Aot4 . tor, Cl1y &ciiOOrt, A®rOll. 2 bedroom, 1 1/~ bllh, ~~-~flllrt. In llock, o1 lhl - · lion won · ~bft with rllt labtt 1 ~14*4 1 •e ~;:ot;.0~ 7011 to mllto trom Gllflriollo. 88 Ciol'100 4br, oexoo on 14•70 wltllplndo, eonlrat more Clrm-~= liON IVAHI ~ ovor 130,000 In cun!nQ trenoportatlon. Call EoftMFDY S.5,000. (7~)2110-1410 ronlld lot~ Qalllpollo Forry. olr, Quilt oommunl1y, 13001 (7~)448·•712 Clolllpollt' 11 Jlckoon • Ohio, 1.000. 12,000. (304)fJ'5..4f37 (7<10)2.48·00811 • . (~)075·38118 month, 8i2·2t87 Onto. ' 537of!!20 r 4000 , CNowlooeotouo ~~nidi,• oBntld~rmla. "'" Clamo ' ••• badrcom, nJttn e-•-1 2 Both wllh Room. ~ ~·(740)~48·33M. Dlllr~t. 17~0)307oll032 · 2 btdroom , n11r Airport, NO Crtctlll Govtrnmtnl U815 pet month, n.w oar· Loant, Only 3 L.tlt, pet, water paid bv owner, no (740)448·3070. pall, Clll (7~0):i&H All raal utooudvtnlolng In thla ..Wtpapor lo tub)tot ta lhl l'edtrtl ,,,, Houtlng Aat at IHI whlol'l m•kl• tt llieO•Ito IICivt<11to "any · proforonoo, limitation or lftaorlmlnatlan baNd on riOfl,color,rwllglon, u• ftmlllthllllll or ft8tlontl origin, or tny lnt•ntlon to mtlletnyauoh prtttranot llmllallan or dltort,;lnttlon." (3D.)8'7'5· M~~~:tt::18 8 1 ~~~ r r a °· r ~ . 90 Cad:lttao Conooura, Sun· root, Loaded. 6 CO 0110 Changor, Excollont Condl· lion. $11,500. (740)~40• 11278 1994 Chevrolet 8·10, 4,3 Auto, Air, 13.000. 1740)«6·0425 1hor noon. ~nglno. 1995 Chll'l)' Red 5·10, 4 cylinder. 0 tpetd. Loll or Ewtrao $4,500. (304)875· 8693 r r 1886 Jeep Chorokoo. ~.~ . Rtbullt Trontmloolon, At· built Frc•t End. Noldo mo· tor or rebuilt. $1500. (740)440·7Q28 1080 Chovv 112 Ton, Now 300 Motor, &ape., r Lilt, 38" ·Tiraa. Ca11 1fter 5:00pm , (740)4~8·38g7 · 1geo Chevy Allro von groon/ollvtr. Coli (304)875· 7005 1QQ2 F·IOO 4x~ 13300, 1088 Chovy 1100 ~w~ $4500, 19110 Chll'l)' ,twoab 4x4 154811, .t980 Toyoto 4 Runnar $ 3899. tQ87 F·250 011111 123QO 740·374· e783 t.....,; 111 s.,.. ,fnd, 7 b.dt =•· r' T, j of W. e.... ~ j w- l~wOO .U:ooo.. ' ~= ar!1. II =· ~"F~~·J: riD 7401114 s:':a"""'• m... -1. i wo- I M<.ri'OML'\','U'.H I ; 980 H.O. Low Rldor 1a.o ~vo engine, 1-tl carb, rt· OOitt trans, rww p~nl, Nil, drag plptt, forward con· troll, many new crom parte. 112,500 080 8~Q.2200 1888 Honda Fortman 4WS, LOw Mlleo, Ewcellent Shope, Will Contldor Trtde on Crotch Rocket (7~)385·8240, '.!001 Ylmtho PW60, 19W. (7~~2~o.B373 (day), (740 379·9270 (...nl ), ' . BoATS & MmUIIs I'OKSAut ' Jll88 Marathon oabfn crur.. • · 2211 . 4.3 v-e, duol 1x1t. 01IW1niMd traJ..,, 2 llYrntr fti,vo, ~· bo>J, link, tolltl, wrap around. COUCh makll '""' bad. llbft, doplh llndor, alllnloH oiHI BBO Grill, marine radio. U.nv axtraa. Roal nice boat. 110.000. (!l04)882·38a. ._, I ll \ II I <.., -..« ..,r,o::: :W, ,...,r r I r~------..,1I, · of ~Z:.~;:~•· Clolt~llt, /lo ""''""""""'& 1997 Ford Explortr &pOri )CLT, Black, 4WO, tulo, AIC, 84,000 m1t01. 19,800. (740)44 H882 llovo. ot0)!14D·J;"a. =,::• r 8 1 ,.! :or 11198 Joep Grand Cherokoo Larl(lo. Rod with groy lrlm. Fully loodiG. ltllhor lnttrl· or. Good Condition. 11o,ooo. oeo. 1304)773· 8158 1fl9tl Ply, Grand Voyagor 83,000 mlloa. It t ,000. E•· ..llont condition. (304)875· 2117 5810 • 1 ' 2• 0 - 1•7 r ii • 94 Corvette Coupe, whltl with rtd leather, gl1n lop, IQadtd, CD/ oaa111te radio, 113.500 OBO, (740)582· 7512 !;t lAd •-· onto aareat deal in the classifieds! 17 ~~poo of mooonry brldl, & t!Dnt 20 yro. _ . rtenc:e, tlllmar.. (~)n3-f880 Black ToP Staling. Rtol• t;1tnllal· commercial. Fru Etflmtttl. (7<10)7~2-4128· 7~·1501-3. 7 2Ao.!!'O!':' outod I rr.. . FREE ESTIMATES! 74()..992·5232 740-742-3411 DEPOYIIO PIRfl /000 S1. R1. 7 StJtlllt DeuHW Newt t11ed 4715 South Church St. Ripley, WV 2!271 Ctl(Jh·i/lr. Oll4.m .l 1·800.8:.13·0417 Cu~e ·lli Par1s 740·667·0363 p,, Business Services ODD JOBS me. 1 742-2121. Th• vut•ee or Rutlend ''""'" 1111 right to v•rv thl ttaled qUinUI/11 wllh the pro11111 du1 to additional n1M11 or llntnclel conllrllnll w h lch become apperenL Tnl Vllllte Ol Rut11nd will nol award th• conlrul lnoludld wltnln the pro)IOt unleee bldl, I I reCIIYed, 1r• wltntn thl VJ111ge or Rullond'l IIIIIIIV to llntnce the equlpmiiiL ~ .s. . t~t... Cio. r:fl\ .. We Care For Your TrttttsW' ~._• ........ ~lotlll, 1ftAt.,-,, ~ tiMivl "", ......., .,..••••. ~a~r..·,., • ....., ::.·mt/1.. Swain Gal/lpuli.1, Oltlt~• (740) .J.Jfi·20H . /SA Cerl({l~d A~bor/.11 AMI!RICAN STANDARD CONDITIONING 6 HEATING IINSTIIUITIIII • Haalln; • Air Condlllonera • ltrvloe On All lrand1 • Rllldenllal • Light Commtrolal • 1o vr. pai11 a Ltbor • Healing • Air Conditioning www.lmlrloanalandardalr.oom A """_, S•·•~ Specializing ln: Roofing, Oeoka, .Remodeling, . Siding, and Addlllons Owner: Terry Lamm (740) 982·0738 "SALES AND SERVICI!" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING Roofing, Siding, lldd-Ons, Electrlclll, MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (10'110' 6 10'K20') 1740) 992-3194 992·6635 Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, Painting Haning's Construction l.ocal 843·!2114 M~dlcure sur.pl~ment; Llf~ insuriiiiCOI Burial and F nal Expen1te111 C11ncer & Denlll, Rollremenl, PenNion & 401 K RollnVtfNI MortiiMilll Mlljor Medical ~ Foromtn: "arry Ill • Nunln11 Home 740·387·0181 Chrllllnl "Chtll" HAning Coli• 740·!81·0818 Owntr: RonAld "Mick" Haning 740·802·0780 Cull: 501 ·8383 • FLEA MARKET .ALLtiL Maplewood Lake Aug. 2·3 Sl. Rt. 124 belwean Cellular Racine & Syraouee Spaces Available Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 949·2734 Hot Dog Stand 0 en HOWARD L. WRITESEl Roofing • HQme Maintenance;~C;A;b~b=8~87~•6:32;Q~ (740) 59' ·9329 . Guttera • Down flfft Rre you stressed? Spout c.u now for uour Free Eatlmat11 mftRUfT . oppt R 949·1405 Meplewood Like mEIGS miiSSIIGE ~ ' PAIN oul c. f PAINTING! .The CRAFTY, t! j ' •I yr .ul (Factory Outlet) .\11 ••rtlcal blh~l• aro T,1b~ lh1~ L• l trll' ~ 1, 1 UNIA1 PIIITII Och~t" & Gravely M81aay Farguaon . BLIND SPOT P1rt1 & Strvlct 1111rl~ lo rll'll•r Ml our lonoUon LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR • Vert!r&li • Wootl 4359 St. Rt. 180 Qalllpolla, OH 415831 • Mholo • F.lr• 144 1l!lr4 ""'·a•.,•• (740) 448-1044 446-4995 ' Mondly·FrldiV 1-IPM • llturd1y 1·2pm THERIIPY JUly 4-15-6 Speclt AYIIIIble mn. Semi nue. Campa.ltea with (740) 912·1705 TOIIII Reiber ll~lepart, DH 7,."-949·2734 """" water, HWtr l "W,V's N I Chovy, PontiM, Butek, Olds 7-ue &u s~IJ«.C~ or of Rulltnd 11 (740) •Mo,. . . fllllllmy, Olli• 992-2155 0 :.:::::;:·~~~~~:=:: Ntw Homes, Room Addl"ona, Goroge•. Pole lulldlnga. ·Roofl, Siding. Dtclca, Kltchtna. Drywall lJ795HU..JR& Dcul~l1' ~ • Bryan Reevea Self·Sto~e Equipment Purls Factory Authorbcd Licensed 1111 llle 111110 SllltmedktiMd Advertise In this space for •so per month (7) 22, 21, 2002 (I) I, 2D02 Hill's Self Storage 211e70 Beahan Aold R!lllln•. Ohio . • Tunneut Cower • VentvlliiN' • Bua l!ihhdd 1111 Jlull I,IIJII Other i\t:«~80rln I , 1odd 0 I ' " ' " ol I ' I 1 i 1~01 'J'O t I •,un P/1 MACK'S CONTRACTORI Pookat Knlvu I Colleotlbl• l'laolne. Ohio 45771 I INC. ' ..b..,_A Cut Above 740·915-3841 6liiitl the A.e~t' CONCRETE/BLO Houre: Mon·Sat 10.4· 217 I, 2nd It • Pomtroy, OH (740) 812·5108 ,.,, ... CKIBRICK • l'n<ltero, Wallo, Step! • Vl•t Worll, Rcpl""'"lf""' • Walkt or..t Dtl••• • S~tncll Crcll ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUOION •New Home• ' • IJiriiJII . • Compllll Fltmodtllng Stop & Compel'l FREE ESTIMAT&I 740-H2·1871 ' 1 If 40771 7ota.flt•2217 IIIH 5'1110' to 10'1130' llronn •• ll~l•t· P~ttlm.i"l• Clorr.,., t.-.oh Free Etllmatet! Houre 7:00AM ·1:00PM 1/tA/1 ummont tt••uo tt2· 1111 mo. J61 !UCTIIIC II I'WmiiiiG , JIM llluark •_.....,..__ ...,,.# Delivered 6 lpr~ld · 8pecl1l 8 lon ~lumbl"f, 11311.00 MofftleMftH JoiJI (N017J.I411 740-742-7037 BISSELL Anytlmelaa good TIME ·to Check out the Cla11lfledll BUILDERS tnC. Orlvtwaya, PaUoa, Parking/play Arlu, Sidewalks, Floort • , _ , , . , . , . , 101 ' " ' htllllllll Dally Sentinel , High& Dry THE DAllY SENTINEl On or IMiort Auyu•t 12, 2002 un111 I -410 · p.m. llttwn Dttyllght Tlml 11 tht Cltrk't OHict ol lht Vl/llgl Dl IMIInd, llutltnd Civic Ctntll'1 llutllnd, Ohio 41771, Propo1111 1ubmltltcl '"" the 11m1 1nd dill tplollltd wl!l noiiM ICOtpltcl, A Large Pepperoni Thl proponlt will bl IVIIUIIICI by thl lor only $7.99 Vllltg• of Rutland DOMINO'S PIZZA btltd on tht per· formanct hltlory ol 992·2124 the tuppller tnd tht price tubmltttcl. lach propoul lhlll 1M 1lgntcl with lht full namt 1nd Help Wanted butlntn tddrttl ol ..ch p1r10n or com· ptny lnl•rt~ttclln till ••m•. Tht prcpoula mull .,. mldt on thl form• provld•d hi,.. Ple111nt V1lley Hoep1t11 with 1nd Include • price quol8d tor ..ch Ple11ant Vallty Nur1lng and Rehabllltatlo.n 111m or equlpm1nt Cenler 11 ~ dynamic Long·ttrm oare wllh lhe prlct to bl facility that provides Intermadlatt and llptrelely ttlttd. A akiUed oare m1ede to rtaldenta. Come jo(n c•rtllltd· chtck. or out health oare crganlzallon where ,we propottl bOnd In the provide •~oenenoe In oate. •mount ol ltn p•r· P081TION8 AVAILAILit cent (Ill%) of the bid AN· time end P1r Diem muel b. lnoludtcl. Tht propo111 mull LPN • Full time, PI, tlml 1nd Ptr D11m 1110 lnalud• • 1111 of RAT! WILL II! IIAII!D ON . II IIIII thtll (I) rtf• I!XPI!AII!NCI! erenatl ol llmiiiF l!lenellta lnaludt: . pro!tci• aompllltd • $2.000 1!gn on bonua lor Full l(me by the auppller 1nd1 Lloanted Nutlll D•torlptlon of the proltal tnd loottlon • Fle~· eohedullng (lnoludlng 12 hour ehlha) . Nlmt end IItie of thl • Shift differential ptr~on lemlller with • Wllktnd poeltlon• the prcleot • Training program lot new graduattl Tllleplione number • Health ln1uranoa llnglellamlly plan Dill proltol • Exptrlenoe pay and recent upgrade In oomp!ttad pay rat11 Tht IUCctllfUI Apply In p1r1on or 0111 tupplltr will b• Angell Clellnd, DON r~ulrMI to IIOUrl 1 (304) 878-5231 nlllleotory ptrlorm• . . . AAIEOE tnot bond In lhl •mount ol On• Hundrld P1rc1nl (1 00%) of lht oon· lrtal prloe.. The uwner rn1rv11 the r!ghl to ,------~-. ICCipl, teiiOI, or Connie'S' wtlvt 1ny lnlormtll· ,.Child CARE 1111 In 1ny prcpo11l midt lor lht pro1101 hae openlnge, 15 yt. 111ny 111111 within ttn 10) d•Y• following experience, Ca~lfled Pllnllng, Power he r•celpt of the In Me!g1, Alhen• and Wllhlng, Mowing, pr;1:::· muet com· W11hlngton eoun1111, WHdlltlng ply with '""'I 1nd Open 24 houri. YouN,.d/1 I tete lqnl • 1 Daye per week. Doni, Wt'll Do It l!mploym•nl l1w1 St. At. 7 Tuppere lnd riiiiJIIIIOna. (740) 848·4028 The equlp~ent Plaint, OH apeolflOitlont 1M ..•mlnld 11mey the following IOOIIlOnl: V/Jlege of llulltnd Cllrk'l Olllo1, IIUtltnd Civic Ctntar, Rullll'ld, Ohio"'"' . Copltl Ol the equlpm.~nt '"""lot· lion• m1y bt obtalnMI Yfl IIX by sunset Home Construction 11-~~ All Mak~~ TraCI\lf & Vl/llge ol Rutland will I'ICtiVt p!Cipollll lOr: Rutltnd....., Rlhabllltatlon Prc)eot ..OUCIII: ctdO Ylllty "'DUII'II"f ttMI'\Itt 1M P'OhiiO tdlt, rtftOt, or Gantlet any tCIIIIIIfiiY 111M. lrrort mutt M repoMCI Of! tM fll'tt TtiDu.,..llnUnll•"'vvlt• will bl ,.lpantlblt few na mo,.lhln IM Da.t Df the lpiH OGiupiMI by lhl•ror 1THI anly lhl fl111l tnMrllon, '"" « ,,~~,_,.. tl\et mullt from lht pubtloiiUon or omlttlon of tn.tMtUHrMnt. Oorreolloft Wtllttl midi In tht flf.. ntllltM tdltlon. • lox "';;ejj,,j,Orl •rt confldtnUtl. • Cutrtftl rtlt ureltppllet. • All,.., Hit• tdvttllltl'ntnlt ,,. to liM Ptcltt'tl Ptlr Houtlftl Aot of 1M • Tl'llt, Hw> W,OO'Iol) optnlng1. g.4 .(J!O. (3~)075·3129 ·Include• ·Pree va,.d Sale Sign! Up To 15 Word•, 3 Daya ll"ll"••r 15 Word• 20¢ Per Word ·Ad• Muat Be Prepaid All · Dl•playl 12 Noon 2 for • ltart Vou\ Alit Wfth A 1CtY¥tOro4 • Include Compltte Ducrlptlon t lnclucM A Ptl01 I AVOid AbbteYIItlonl • Jnclwclt 'hiM NwmiMtr And Alliin•• When NMIItd I AdJ lhDUklllun 7 Dt~J II' 16 ··,.u... , Dlaplay Ada 1100 p.m. ln•ertlon Latch IMI11Kli'I\IIII:NI'S • Boor Nanny goatt !1014. to · IAHM.'IT .. Purtbrtd 111rUng Prlct WAlllllllt~ Sill$. (~)670• 1120 LIIVI Unoondltlontl lllot.mt gu&r• : MttNrgt aniM Local r•tertne:N tur. •.f'or Soil Aog Angua Bull 4 nloht<l EotabliohiG 1975 ! J'Url old (~)875·13110 Call ~~~ Hrt. (740) 446· .. 0170. Aogtrl B111men1 • ~tolaterld TN Wllk•r. Waterproofr!"!Q. :!;pottiG Saddlo/ Raotclng -lyr old, paint, n'\1~. Sired JT'a Rooting & Construe. • by Shalimar Gena Amln lion. (760)552·6722, ond lollltd 1>'1 llolly'o Luoky (740)3711-2131 , (740)379· ~· S3.o0o. 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Lust . SllllllllCI'I lhOUI!ht I was we I tlut uf the hl\lll wh~n I suw (WI\ homeless llll)ll·ln Now York City u~htl! them. But cul'llcr this year, u lollger mn pust 111 • tuTkfng mt his 11hnnc. 1'hat ' ~~tiled It •• cell phones nt\l out I Now to the deul. You ure slttilll! Eust, lookhtl! ut yuur lmnd and the dummy (North·), Dlll'endlnl! l<'ltANK & EARNEST • I ' \ 1- ~ · .. /. .'. • I• lll!Ulttst l'mtr · 'W~ OIJt'\'t "'I»NC.I!:'- It-~ ~~~~ V00'\'~1! DO Tl \i;. JE:It.~ ! Camp with the Banaals, 11 Delths . CELEBRITY.CIPHER by Lull C1mpo1 br OtllbHiy Olphtr DI'1PIOG~IIIII" o"'ltd tram quolallant tamoua ptoplo, paal and P"lllfll, IIOh ltHtr In lhl Olphtr tltncfllo tnolhtr. "NKL'N yT - I DLIITJL w N K· X T H' IXJ W Youth InJured IIZHHJIHVKWJ In wreck HWA,WVXOTAW 'AIVtOUI IOI.UTION- 'When It oomtiiO eitlna. l~u 01n IOmtllm11 help your11tt more by helping youreeH Itt , - Fllohard Armour . ~W,VJIHW 'l'HVNI'o T ~UN"' loiOW A80U'T' WHIN I WAS A PUm,I\ND 1 VSIP TO LICI( lfOV 0111 '!'~! !IDE OP I ICRAM·LITI ANIWIII 1=1/nty • Plss/1'· Unfit. JCIVIBI · SITUATION Envy , If not eo destructive, would be a very comic JULY 291 tin. It Ia u1ually baaed on a total ml•underetandlng ol anothar pmon's SITUATION . REEDSVILLE -, A vohlclc·pcdestrlun uccldcnt Monduy on Ohio Route 124 sent 11 Reedsville ynuth to u Huntlnaton, W.Vu ., hoRpltnL with lnjurle81 the Clllll.la·MCIIIH PO$! or the' State Hlahwoy Patrol report.ed. Hcuthcr N. Duuahcrty, · 1~. 63~9~ Ohio Roue 124! wus trunsported to Cubcl Hunllnaton Hospltul from the scene of the 2:5.5 p.m. occident by MedFIIght, the putrol reported. 1'rooJl'lrs suld DJWahcrty wus wulklng custbound In the westlmuml tune of 124 In Ollvei Thwnshlp when she run hlttl the eastbound tunc to uvold trofflc. She wus then struck by on cust· bound pickup truck driven by Brlun M. Skeen. 32. Purkersbura. W. Vu. Dougherty wus trupped under the truck, but wus freed by Meigs EMS per· ~onnc l, the report suld. Lotteries PHIO Pick J: 1·0·5 Pick •= 0·5·6·2 Buckeye J: 4-15·18·20·22 Pick J niPt: 9·0·4 pick • nljht: 8·0·6-5 • 'l'ucotluy, J~ly 311, 2tJU2 Jlor lhoJc Leu! whu huvc tukc11 lhc time hJ Jlrcpurc lhLHmclvc• J!fUI'CI'iy. In whlll· ever llchl of cndcuwr lhcy huvc cho!CII , lite ycur uhciutl will lllrn uul Ill he 11 bunucr unc. l'ur lho•c whu huvcu't, it'~ 111itiOIIIUIC. Lilt! Ouly 23·1\ull. 221•• 1\ 111 cctln ~ wllh 1111 old friend ur cunlncl you cttubll1hcd a nuu1hcr ur Y.CIIf! 11110 cuuld IJIICC 11~11111 bttOinC ~ll lllrl • CUIII, '111t IWUOf YOU 1n111111 act llt¥ot¥cd In un lntero!tilltl endcuvur. 1'rylna tCI ~utch up II brukell f t11nUIICC7 J'hc A!• lm· Oruph Mutchmuhr cun helt' you und~r1tund whul UJ tin In muku the rclutlli~~hlf' work. Mull li2.75 tu Match· · mukcr, c/u lltl! ncw~f!a~er 1'.0 .· 1Ji1K lf11, Wlckllrft, OJI 44m2. • VIK{iO (Aug. 23·5Ctlt. 221 •• 'Ihere I~ u lJUIHI chuncc I'm M ucce•• h•ouy, hut It 11 likely Ill CUIIICah11111 fh!CIUMh U julnl vcnHnc. Nclth~r you nm )'llllf CUUIIIcrpurt CUll P,Uil thl! nlf Wllhllllllhc hclp uf the ulher. . LIJJKA (Sept. 23·0ct. 231 • • Sl~t~u ld '"' unhuvpy friend limnc 111 you ludur fur coun· ~e l , d,m'r ~oft reilul it. You wun' l rcully be uble h• heir• Torres: Movement of virns · into courzty this year is lf!5ly 20) .. Whut yuu·~u n tlu to!luy thul other~ ~un ' l I~ to luke u thi NJlcr!mt uniC!N yuu lcll ft mur~l1111i cmnmcrclul or li· like It 1!1 w11rtH tutd ult. .· 111111clul ·!lluuthm und turn . l~ SC::OI<I'IO (Ocr. 24·1\iuv. lnln u wurklng force thai prn· 22) •• When you tukc un uJo" du cc~ un lmDrc ~~tve yield. hnluy, ynu'lltuke rrld.c In YU• AKinS (MHrci121 ·Aprll19) in111t rlghl; CYCII I II niCHil N II .. Sumcllmc~ It -1 ~ wl~c to ICt wfiole lut murc wurk for Yl!lL our hcurt• rule our hcud1 The hl1h ! fumlurd~ you Net fur wh~n deulln11 with our friend! your!clf wilt puy uf'f hnmluntl fumlly, hut toduy 11 not sorncly. 11110 of lh111c dny1. Only cold loatk Cllll ~C 11f help IO IhemIll SAC.UTJ'I\RJUS (NuY , 23· thi• time. · Dec. 21) •• The riMht lluiuncc 'I'AUKUS (April 20-Muy between treatln11 life und. 211) .. Chance• ore. you may yuurlfeif Aertou-ly, und ~IIIY · run ucruu ~OJn c lhlniJ tudoiy inJ thinJI~ like~ ~umc. cun he lhlll rou thought you hod rouHd lilduy. Oy d11in¥ !llr lo ~m out. lnt ere~tl nMiy , II ,you'll rmHiuca mmc wlnnlnll IM:llr~•llntn h1~ln11 one~. · rnljjht be more valuable to y1111, nnw thun when yuu flm CAI'KICORN !De ~ . 22-Jun. I!C!illlrcd it. I\I) •• Oy. drMwin» upun your OBMJNJ (Muy 21·Jun'c 20J l c nu~lty, c11uruse und will tn win, there l~n't uny duubt lhut · •• Tcndin~ to u relullonthlp wl1h un nl1l pal mily be the )!flU will be *IICCCINfut t(J(Jay, l'hl* lrllllc thrcul repre~cnt1 mu~t lmpt!rlant thing yuu du tuduy. 'J'hc cemc111inll of thl~ . lh~ clement• needed rur rficnd~hlp will hl1vc lun11· uchlcvcmenl. AQUI\klUS (Jun. 20·Fel!, term beneflu you wouldn't IVJ •• Yj1u arc utwuy1 ijll c•· mhcrwl•e enj(Jy, CANC:IlK Clune 21-July 221 ~e llen! ~mnmunlcu 1ur. but to· day h will oo mure •ljnlflcanl •• Yollr reputation can bf con· fur you. Whut y11u nrute '" ~lderobly enhanced today b~ put In wrltlnjl will lmprc•• heiplntl ntllen to fulfill the1r mhen und u~hlevc <kl~lred rc· um"itlflnJ and uchlevtr their objective•. l'heH people will ~llftN , · I~ in your curner whc11 you'll I•JSCHS tJich, 20-Murch neell u rnM~t . index : I ltCtlotl - 10 Pl&.,ft Calendar Oassltledt Comics DearAbby Editorial• Movies Obltuarlet SportJ Weather MAIN ITRII'f ACCIDENT - Pomeroy firemen used the Jaws of Life to remove the top of the vehicle In which Wanda Sharp was trapped In a four:Oer acol· dent on West Main Street, Pom$roy, Monday. (Dave Harris) street. Pomeroy l'lremenused the Juw!f'of Life to remove th~ top of the veh1~41'1l to I!Ct to Sh11rp. . l'rol1'1tt wus Cl)lltplimentury of the l'lremen In thelr quick work. . "'rhcy did u srcut job with 'the extraction equip· mentund quickly got Sharp out of that car," he suld. Pomeroy polk~ were usslsted by Middleport offl· cers. . l'roctor wus churged with l'ulluro to control and Will uppeur In Pomeroy muyor's court. • MEIGS COUNTY FAIR High: 90s, Low: 60s Dttllla, 2 TH r>Wtoil'o I MONDAY Weather II ~H'N"' 'I'OUHACE? ' Muht Sll'llet Itt Pom~roy Monduy ut)crnoon resulted In ltijurles to three pe1lph.1 und extensive dunmse to four vehicles. . A-:ctlrdh\1! to Pomeroy Chief of Pollee Murk Pl'lltl'ltt. Wlmdu Shurp of Lungsvlllc. who wus .cntrup(ll)d In her ~llr, Is In stublc ~llllllltlon ut Holter Medlcul Ccnt11r. . The other lnlured, Jeunetttt Hudson und Anncttu Pldh:c of Mldtll11port, were treuted und rcleused. All throe were tu.kon to Holzer by the M~lys County B mergcn~y Mcdlcul Service. . Prol'fltt suld thut the uc~ldcnt occu1't'Cd when Denzil l.. l'roctor of Middleport, drlvlnt~ u 191!1! l"ord pickup, wus coll\11)1! out of C11r Cure Doctors on West Muln S'u-eet. He suld his uccclcrutor stuck untl he shutout nnw the rmtd, hlttlny the Shuql cur bruudslde unt111ipplny It over onto Its sl~e . The truck then continued across the roud, hitting und knockln11 down u sll!n untlullyht polu, und then u. vehicle on the. Cur Cure Doctors lot ucross the • NOWA TMIINI<o CHARLI57 Goldie Lightfoot, 83 DeUII1t AJ . Todty'l olut: A tqUIII V 'f' I~IJN ~ '(OV, W,OWNII hit Meigs IY CHAiti.INI HOIII'UCH IJl G NA'I'Jt: ~ASA!oWONI IYI~I(IffiP West (Nile Virus hasn't ·Pomeroy crash leaves 3 iiljured MOEF't.ICHII>MVOAILVS NTINEUlOM POMEROY - A four-cur u~'l:ldent on West ~pud11s, your jlurtncr h.luds the ~lub ttcc. How would you call on purtnor' s usslstuncc to dcfcut the contruct'l Nnrth · s thrcc-nu· tnunp rospunsc Is by lll!reemcul 11 gumc· forcllll! spudc rulscJ promlslnl! 13 · 1J IHlints · und ut lcust four u·mnps. · Pu11ncr should huvc but h the ucc und kl 1111 of dubs I'm· hi s leud. su you should drop tho nine 111 trick one. the hlyh curd encour· Ul!illl! put•tncr to con· tlnuc pluyhll! clubs. West, ycttlny the lnCSSUJ!C, CU5hCS thel club klnJI, then con· tlnucs w1th the club <1uecn . Whut would you do 111 thiM trick'/ (You muy ti!Kume purtner would luwe bid with ucc·klnw · TilE DOUN ' J,m ""~oo.~. fo\Omt~. ~~u~ "" ,..YOU :!lt\OUI..D 1-\1\IJt. ~N Iltl:: Honattown HeWipllptr 5 7·9 10 5 4 3 3 6~7 2 • 200Z Ollkl ~tllfl' Mllll!lfll Co. Fair entries due this ·week IV CHAIILINI HOII'I.IOH MOEF't.ICMOMYDAI~YS ENTINEL.COM POMEROY Whether you' rc reglstllrlng your child fur the prett.y buby con test, nr u quilt l'or the domestic urts c~hlbh ut the Meigs County Fair, Aug. 12·.17, lt husto be clone this week. The sccrctury'H office on the Rock Sprln11s Fairgrounds will be open from 8 u.m. to 4 p.n1 . on both Friday und Suturdny to ucccpt entries In ull open cluss exhibiting cut· egorlcs, us well us from par· tlclpuniH In the Little MINier und Mhs MeiM8 County ulld the pretty buby contest. The deudllne to reghter 18 4:30 p.m. Saturday. While there IH no entry fee to exhibit In most areuH, pur· chuu of u seuon or member· 8hlp ticket h required jn muny open cluH8 cateaorleH In order to reliiHter to purtlcl · pntc , ThiH lnclude8 ha~ Nhow, furm ·crops/horticulture, flowers und plunt8, domeHtlc urt8, amateur photo11ruphy unci pulntlna, baking und can· nina . Camping 8puce8 or reHerved parkln11 requesh are to · be made In the secretary's office on Saturday before the ·4 p.m. deadline. ReAerved parking 1paces 11re $:25 for the week 11nd camplna •paceA are available 111 $100 for the DOG PROJICTI - Dale Ellll, left, plotured with 4-H 'judge Beth MoLeed and his dog, Bueter, was named reterve champion, end Kare Oaborne, arand champion durinl Friday'• 4-H dog show, held at the Rookaprlnaa Fairgrounds .. (Brian J. Reed) week which Include• electric·· Rutland; By the Wuy Country lty and water. The camplns Store, Lunisvllfe, . and coHt doe8 not Include udml8· Landmark, Chester. slon to the arouncl8. The . tickets alve 11111e Seuon tickeu remuln on udmll·slon to the fair, free sale ut $14 euch at R&O parklna all week lona. and Feed, Pomeroy; Joe '8 entertainment and shows, but Country Market, ·Rutland; not the amusement .rides. Home National Bank, Member1hlp tl,clceu which Racine ; Buum Lumber · Co., entitle holders to admission Chester; Suaar Run Flour and votlna prlvlleae• ure $15 Mill, Pomeroy; Swisher and may be /urchascd from Lohu Phurmucy, Pomeroy ; uny fair boar member or are Little John 's Food Murt, on sale at the Suaar Run Tuppeu Plains; Olo.eckner's Flour Mill In Pomeroy. Restaurant, Pomeroy; However, the tickets are only Whaley's, Orocery, Durwin: available to Mela• County Syracuse Country Milrket resldenll over 18. . · Syracuse; Dan'1, MlddlepOJ! i Dally admlu ion to the fair Taz'• Marathon, Pomeroy ; h $6 Monday through Reed'1 · Country Store, Thursday, and $7 Friday ani! Reedsville; McDonald' s, Saturday, and Includes all Pomeroy; Little John 's Food the entertainment and shows Murt, Mlddtepor.t, und the &8 well u the amu•ernent Rutland Department Store, rldu. BY BlltAN J. RIID BAEEDeMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POM EROY - No truces of the West Nile VIrus have been detected in Meigs County, but according to Health Commissioner Norma Torres. "it's only u matter of tilne." · Traces qf the mosquil\)·borne virus have · been found in deud birds and In ll)osquito pools In surrounding coun· ties, und Torres ursed local residents to be on the look· out for bluejuys und crows which might hove died sus· plciously, and to advise the local health department if they suspect thut bl rds might hove died from the virus. so they can be tested. ~~-In · Guilla County, a dead · TORRII · bluejuy recently tested posi· tlve for the virus .. In Athens County, u crow, two bluejuys und u mosquito pool huve tested positive, und in Washington County, three bluejuys have tested p\lsitive . "The movement of the West Nile VIrus Into Meias County this Jeur Is likely," Torres said. "The lncreuse outdoor ac'tivity of sporumen Increases the likelihood of some· one spottins u dead crow or contracting the West Nile Virus from 11 mosquito bite." There huve been no confirmed cases in humans In ' Ohio yet, but the spread of the . virus this ~ummer - from positive tests lh ~ ...e Ohio eountle" las& yenr tP, 68 qr 88 co~tntlu this year - Is rea·son enoUilt for locHI re1ldents to take special precautlon1, Torres sal d, Torres suid the risk of human Infection can be minimal if residents are uware of the rlsk1 and take necessary precautions. "We live In a community where kids spend time In the woods and In fields where mos· quito Infestation might be more serious," Torres suld. "In days past, we were able to send children out In the woods with shorts or without shoes, but this Is a dl fferent tl me .with different threats, and It's important to be cautious, especially since this virus can 'cause serious and Irreversible ,brain dam· age!' · . The virus Is primarily spread through mos· quito bites, and ellmlnatins mosquito breed · lng grounds and avoiding mosquito bites, whenever possible, are a good precaution, Torres said. Tile Ohio Department of .Health has Issued. the followlna preventive measures: :· • Be sure that doors und windows have tlght·flttlng screens. • Remove all discarded tires from property. • Dispose of all tin cans, plastic containers, ceramic pots and other water-holding con· talners. • Make sure roof gutters drain properly. • Clean and chlorinate twlmmlna pools, outdoor taunu und hot tubs, and cover them when not In use. • Turn over plastic wadlna pools, wheel· barrows and other Items which might collect ua11nant water. • Change water In bird baths at least once a week. • Ellmli1ate any pools of standlna wat~r on · property and clean any dralnaae ditches of obstructions so they drain properly. • Check trees for cavities that hold water and fill them with soli, gravel or sand. The ODH aho recommends the use of an Insect repellelil containing I0 percent or le11 DEET tor children and no more than 30 per· cent for adults, DBET Ia effective for about four houn and ahould be used sparingly to cover exposed skin and clothing. VItamin B, ultrasonic devices, Incense and bui "zappers" have' not been shown effective · In preventlna mosquito bites, the ODH . reportJ. 11'8 Gallla Counly ' .•••,,..... '' I' Loolc for lhf Holur M«<icol C.,., 'W.I/rre11 Wagon"' during th. Fair,· .luly 29 ....... a '\ Free screenings and health information ~ill be p~ovided. \ Schedules wil be posMd dally. . For more information, CCIII 446·167•• MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www:ho~r.org ~----------------~~~--~---------------------A~------------~. 1 � 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. 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