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NEA Crouword Puule BRIOOE ACROSS 40 Slmplol d..Hfl 1 E1plort1r - 42 Mavulne d1Gama fl!ltr• 43 JFK a Shapa• rtgU!Itor clly 44 Ancl4nt 11 Stell Tokyo glrdlrtl (hyph.) 48 Second thought• 13 Numryrhymo girl 49 Equipped $3 Toot (2-.) 14 Cruel dudl4 54 Reallul 15 Gmdlly 55 Take a nap 5e Entertainer 18 Handy Delliabbr. 17 Pollen DOWN lprtlldtr 18 Coolocunle 1 RObuot 21 Bind lnttrumanta energy 2 Vlgoda at 23 Blvd. "Barn-y 26 Com•nMiller" che'a kin 27 Evtnttul pe- 3 Mormald"a dom1ln riod 4.Sugor 28 Dirty air aource 2i Lodger s Len out 3t Couple 8 Rolocatoa 32 Socret l1nguage · 7 Shtrltt Andy'aaon 33 Lovt 1na1r 38 Stoln tlllara 8 Wont tlrlt 37 Frtud topic 9 TlerriFuego 38 -Pialnelc tO Molt, Ill. 39 Br~tc11e IOrtlttlmtl ltitm 12 Tit down P!!lLLIP ALOErl OH I" ·'' 'I A Q I 9 lj I • !0 • ' .. 1\ J )1113 .. t; )<I I 161 \ ¥ K + ~ ~ •• I 1\ o•\ l I ~ '< .. :; 2 ., • A W~ W ~7Gt • ~ ,j 1"1>Ufh ¥ ,\ t n4~4\ .. t A. K t,1 ~ 1 lil'!lh•t WI''' .;-UIIII'IOihl(' l:a~ t 'I C!>l ~Oil lh I '11 ! • \I t\ \ ~ • " urth I 'll~• I',," l'us I'"'' ~ A F"'l I'"'~ ~·~u 'II" llll1'1li!11! lf'fld • ,, __j To go wrong Defense. as we all know . is very tough. If only we could luok around corners and see clcclarcr"s hand! If you really wish lo test yourself itl IP· clay's deal. look only ut lhe West and North hands. But if you are in a hurry, peek ut ull 52 cards. Sou!h is in five diamonds . West StUI'lS Wilh his (WO top spades. everyone follvwing. What should he lead at trick three? Four spades is an overbid, especially at adverse vulnerabill!y, but these days. no one seems to care about • that. South's four notrump is a two-suited takeoul bid. So, when he corrects five clubs lo five diamonds, he is · known t(l be :\1 least 5-5 in the red FRANK & EARNEST YOU 60T ((/PPel> OFF/ YOU DON'T NeEI> tiOMe AND tleALT~ fNStJflANC.E. ......-.. . . . . c:!~;_. _.. .:.·;--21~ ~-- .,...;...~ . . I::.N'iTf) I~ ROMN-i Tl<'., Melp County's CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lule Campo• · Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are crultd 'rom quotatlona by lamoua people, ~ 11 t and pre1ent. Each latter In tha clphtlr alanda lor another. AI the !able. al Irick . . Today's clue: S equals Y · · three, West uncler"UK NNKH NO BHRNK WDH stundably shifted !o the club seven, hopSDJHXKCW T E G PTZ K ~ ~ "'I ing declarer was 2-5OOYOUE:.V£~ ~E.T GU-\\J'I), WI\HOUT YOU, MY 5- 1 with u lvsing MJUCRO NPTE N 0 8 HRN K ~~YI~GME.7 UFC: WOULI) 0C LIK£ WNI) club. However, disasG\IMD Wl\f\OJT 1\ ~ZE 1 WDH NPK ter struck. Declarer MJUC:RO TEG ruffed and drew ;p T Z K ED X K C W ," trumps in three be rounds. Then, I OBHRC ODEEDCCS cause he was lucking a dummy •enlry, he PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "The regul1r reao~rca ot people had no choice but to who don't go enough Into the worl<f to llvt a novel it to write one."- Thomas Hardy . . . cash the heart :tee. The appearance of the WOlD GAM I king was a wonderful sight •• , for Norlh· South at least. O four R•arran;• letterJ cf the T!'·H)N'I'. scrambled words be· BI'.AIN Possibly West lew to form four Jlmple wcrds. I DAMAGE ? shou ld have dropped THVNI<. 11'--.,..:/ THVN!o(. the diamond jack on ALFATO THuN~ the scco1id round of THUNI'trumps, but that IH UNK THVNK wouldn't . work .' againsl a suspic ious MYLHP] declarer. Slightly 1 1 ! more likely to sucg ceed is a trbmp shift , '!;j'J~::::::.:~~~iJ atdenly trick three~ ud1.:::~------..1 ' :..: in the dummy T Y F IF While in the drug store I overwith the diamond • 1 1 1 1 ::: heard ·the pharmacist say to his eight or I0, maybe =·=~·;;;:::·~·~~., customer, " Take this medicine SORR'<, WRONG declarer would be ,.. ,.. every fo~r hours, or as often as tempted to take the NUM8ER., C E· P K A T you can get the - - - -. -." heart finesse. But per~--,~..:;5~~1'"6,....,..1~~--T~---1 G) Comploto tho chuckle quoted haps he would notice . .....1.-.l.. .....1. by fllllng in the mlulng words L.....l.--.1.. ...:..J.. the strong scent of royou dovtlop lrom '"P No . 3 below. dent and, guessi ng what was happening, would drop the hean king anyway. And South certain ly"would if he could see around SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS·. corners. T~rror- Yacht- Bumpy- Waiter. IT is .YOU The supervisor had mistakenly dialed his own secre· tary . She answered the phone, held up the receiver and motioned to him. "Is it for me?" he asked . "No " she ' NEWSPAPERS laur~hed , " IT Is YOU!" · . ' Cover All The i BIG NATE · HE C.LAIM, H1111NG IN THE HF::AD lo/ITH AN EMPTY PLA~TK SODA 80TTL.<E;_;.I::_~-< I HIM~EI..F RELAXING ~ THUN~ . STAFF REPORT • )! [')l<:l.J\U.'> 7 · Gallipolis man accused In ,shooting 13 "Ar1bl1n roo• Nlahta"' 40 TraHic anarl Alf(hyph.) 18 Whul cov, 41 Pari oi or SEATO 19 ·Potar- ot 43 Bart~ tllma 45 Horrible 20 Make numb bo" 22 FIMrm 48 Ollamta. pari 47 www 23 Mr. Spock't 1ddrt111 mothtr 48 Vote In 24 Spoke · f1vor 25 Way out . 50 Whir 141der 21 Ahtllth "'" 51 Space aort . width• 30 Ho..,., In 52 Ruby or . tho phone . Sondrl book 34 Gawktro · 35 Mort! mo· .GALLIPOLIS - Lowell L. Harris, 20. 607 Socond . Ave .. Gallipolis, is curren1ly beiQg held in the Gnlliu ·County jail following u shaoling about 5JO p.m. Wednesday at ·the Spring V11lley Cinema. 1284 Jack~on Pike . · lfurris wus churgcd with felonious assnull tlflcr he allegedly gunned down II man in the purking lot al th¢ Cinema. Michael B. Myers. 36, l'hird Ave., Gullipolis, wus mkcn !o Holzer Medical Center by GnUiu County EMS for un injury to his leg and loss of blood nfler he was shot •with .n .38-culiber hundgun. According to the Gulliu County Sheriff's (')ffice. Myers nnd an ucquuintunce, Henther Armstrong, 29, uf 13 Left Fork Roud, Bidwell, hud pulled inlu the parking lot und were Utlk· mg to the victim' s brother. Billy Myers, 32, 251 Grub R;nad, Patriot, when Hn:Tis und Dora A.. Denney, 18, of a·eaver. pulled into the p~rking lot behind him. ·: Armstrong, .Hm:ris and Denney gnt into u verbal uigument, the . sheriff's report suid. When Myei·s begun wulkin~ towurd J-tarris' cur, Hurns pu lied u h~ndgunund fired m Myers. :Harris fled but was at:>prehended in Jackson (.punty after an all points bulletin was released on his vehicle, a bluck Oldsmobile 88. The shoming ,is still investigated by Galli a County· Sheriff's Detective Chud Wallace. A urraignment hearing wus eKpected to be scheduled Iuter toduy. no suits. .THE ,. BORN LOSER Dodgers knock out Reds, B1 I ~~~ I LIN\IS.W~AT AM L. 1 601N6 TO DO 7 I I IWEDNESDAY I MoJo! Subjocbl -,-.".-~-.·-,_1,--,_--·IC ~.!'h,._, ~ ..------------ - -.-r-h.-,,"d-.,,-..-.• , " . Lt!t y, >ui· p:.t-.:[ I! Xpc n ~n ~o:.:" . uhm•' 'Nit h Ill~ n~ '·'' aware n~.· .....; )<::: 'll acquire in the ''"' ;1head . g u 1J~ ynu over ' old s lumhlin ~ · hloJC k;. In the mon :hs tlia: follow vou can turn them ill II) 'lll.'ppi n·.:; stolh.: '\ thJt le<.~J tu o.; uL:r~o.;s. LE.o (Jill \. -'.'•·.·\::•.•. ,_,_) .. L o~tl..:' 'ihiH~ l d ·rrl2\ ;II 0\'t..'r ~: nwt tnn .ll Hh.: lliHII J\IIh toli.lv \\ h~:n d.t!a lnl•_.! \\ 11h O JJJJt h i n~ .. \1 \!\\ pO HII'. \O:I d~ ' lt::l \- 1..:' room t'nr 'lll llle ';.!1\.l.'-Jlld-IJk...'. \\ h•H i1 "!nahie":or you :nay '"" be - -.,.. ~ ·you could end up . ~. . hol~ng fh~: bag on a JX)Orly performed jut>. SCORPIO IOcr. ~.\, Nov . 22 1 ·· !I' you are afraid 10 as· · s..:rt yol!rsc:lf · today when working coOcctivc.ly with an - oth~ron unambitious project. )'~ lur r~.·ar may tempt you tL) at,:t :mr~c ptiti,,u o; ly in :-. tl.!aJ t) t' in the! upc.•n -- and vnu vm ma.v bl! ac~uo;l!iJ i.Jt' bc'1 nil... snt!uky. 10 ti,m;.~lly. rctlc~..~t on it uncmo .. PISCES (Feb . 20 -March 20) This may be: one: of those duys when you feel things huyc piled up on you to u the puint wh~re they ovcr whe lm you. Don't uso· your .energy on bmuumg ...•. ; use ·11 on doing whal you can . ARIES (Murch 21 - Aprlll ~J} -- Dnn 't feel likc you hitve to ar.:~,;ept an invit;.~tion toduy thai includes someone= you di~like . It's ali right to be selective rc· garding your :;o~,: ial involvc- somclhin"e an oth~r " ' )';IS a "'·J ~ IIl1,\prr • ·· "Y 20l ·'.."' 13 rii g home :HHTIC · o n ~ tod ay \1.-hU yo u kno•V your spou..,t. : N famil y.docsn' r lik~ is 11l)[ bdn" v~ry kind . :;, .. K~ep till s p~rs<>n · out ol lhc ~t.!n s itivt.! tllday und t a k~ rl.! vt!a_l'\ wlw.: h s1gns arc: m pL'rft:L:l for you . :HJtl!rtli!Ol a.; "' 0 all•H: k 1" _. 111 <111tH•.: all y time SAGITTARIUS (:oio~v , : JDe~: . '2\ J -~ There i s~ ~tron1! po!lsi bilil~ tlhr ) 'l ~! Wil l b~ !'iO lm .u1 ntha . Knnw when! lo l no ~ rnr ·r,l mJO I:t! and .vqu "ll ri nd II. The A slro .. . ( Haph M:il . : hnwJ... ~ r in.; rantly ing to it nnw, givo yourself pt:r'ion .ll at'fl'llnl. T rc:.tll tl~ .a mcnt~. Pulirdy tJcdinl!. ·r'"R ''S 'I "' OM M.lil $2 .75 1:1 1\l!alchmcok~r: I I .., c" t '" ncw , papcr. P.O. Bo• 167. WidlitTc, OH 4409: . VIRGO IA::g . 23-Scpt. ~21 -· s, l_mconc may try 10 con VIIK'c yuu tutlay that you nl!ed ""tly due 111 u lack ofb"l id CAPRICOR:>J (Dec. :!:!-Jan, 191·· Oc alert today li.Jr de· (ace of ynur lnvcd one•. Ar'ter all. il i• thcir h<lm~ . too . vclop!OCilt"i that C•mld otlill"w _ L"Ith.:r-4 ll> trl!:ul 011 your o;ym- ·- Thi s might be a day wh!O!n .l"isuc. . rl.!o;o urcc'i . 1\l ~u rn:ndcr to him/h~:r on an even 1hou g11 you may have g<x1d n:il'i,bn to stand up tu th 1o; .pcr..,LJn . Take a tirmer ~ t anct: . LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23) _ - Be caroful in whom you place your trust toduy. If you selccLsomeon~ bos<d on tryin~ Ill be kind to this porson ln slcJd of 6n comp!.!ll!nc y .- 11 in VOUf\l!lf. purhl.!lic n"aturc and usl.! your 11\S I~ ;.u.l nf tht!ir own , in accomplio;h th~ir ~oal :;: Don't be u'\eJ by tak.t'rs. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-F<b. I'!) ·· A person with whom you huvt:!! u relatu>nshlft could ••veal a siile of hj!~ .~crl~ clf today that "'"Y be '11 !'u.tl<l ~ndcrs lanJ . .Jn~tcaU ot react- GEMINI (MJy :!I ~Jur.c: 20) 11111.. 1 ,,f·V()Ur ~ncm11Hcr" wi1h l :th··r~ 'n••~ an,u .. , ··r:• .. . . "h:·l ...,.11111·11" ,1 un.:;:n;1i n. lh>"-I.:H.'r. if ynu'rl.! o;m,lrt. whalthh aft'nrd'\ you 1'1 a nl! w -scn .. lti vdy anc.l awart:· ""'"· CANCER (June 11 ·Julv 2!l : --- Avoid pl;.~ying the viLtim or 1 martyr rok toduy nvcr what youJJn not hJve ht<lthink ym: are entitled Lo. · . Plans proceed.for Hobson expansion . Feasibility stt.~dy, design plans nearing · completion mellls .:oulll be completed, inclltding new " 'l'tinns of tmtk , puving, 11 switL·hin~ fudlily und II: nc mg un the propeny. The imllrovcments ure p unned in till eflt1rt tl1 ;;ncouruge lt'-'ttl VARNADOE businesses, indtiding lumhcryurds. 11reenhouses und . farm equipnlCtlt firms in the region. to use the tucility to export their products. ll 'is ulso hoped. Vurnudoe suid, lhm the improvements might ullow fur jon creation ul the fucility: where JK full1ime employees now wurk. Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM HOBSON - Economk dcvclupt1lent officiuls nnd the Norfolk Southern Railroad ttre en•·ouruged by locul support for renovlltions und expunsiun ul the Hobson ruil yun.l . Accordingto Economic DireL·tur Perry Development Varnadoe, those rcnovutions could begin curly neKt spring if .funding is secured. About ,$500,000 in improve- • . ' OHIO Pick 3: 8·8·8 Pick 4: 9·3-7-3 • recording ' Bv DAN HIRMII DH CR M~Slii'M VDAI\ Y R cU I Sl~O . Lotteries th<' t\nm..·," A f~n"llihl\. \!uti\ uml t1 nnl Llcill"llil . .. nrc nnw :wnll tl !l •·ompletiun, Vnrmt\lue ~ntd . "W~ think 1t\ imj\Qrtttm . Hl mtwt: uhculi on th ... , ... . imprtlH' mrnts ," Vnrnudue ,nid. "lloh"m ·b ·ill>illtnunl tl> tho wmmunlt) . unll 1ho,e Joh;. ure impl'l'tunt. Anli .t>tll'c )l>il ln>e ' ume· , thin!! liken rml htL' Iilt). It ", l!llt11.' hlr· c i"CI',· 'o 11~ 're ~· n~t,urug,·\1 hy the lvcul '~'Pilnrt und the 1\lllin ~ neM• llr Nmfnlk Smnlwrn tn wurl with us tu pt't' s~t·vc 1ho;,~ -.' l'l'k,.,:· Ill JUrors hea·r 911 was his final road of trash to be turned Into cash before the money he had accumulated over the past year was sent to the Shrlners Children's Hospital. (Charlene Hoeflich) High: 90s, Low: 60s Det811•, Al it ' ANOTHER LOAD- Walt Manley was enroute to Manley's Recycling Center In Middleport with his pick· Weather } urd."" \'urnnt.lu..• 'n i<l W~dne~lltt) . , " \\\ •'re 'ltlt ~~~'llltll! 1\''lll 'tl'~' th •m lt'l.'tt l \lu'itl~"~' "ht• hm r u'~\l mil in th~ j'U\I , ttl\' U\\1\): tl 1\ll\\ nr tni!lht U'-C Yanko . NOT JUST A. HOBBY . Manley's work supports Shriners' hospitafs · And mising money so lhnt children cun ~et the care they need i,l whut Munley hus been doma for TUPPERS PLAINS - While many SR-year-old years. , Suptrlotto: 3-9·17-30·35·42 men like Wult Munley spe~d their ~ays sitting ut , In addition to collecting cans which remnin the Kicker: 3·0·8·1·8·4 home, he's out there collecllng ulummum cuns. mujor part of whut he d(\CS, he hns added a little Buckeye 5: 4-9· 14·23.·30 No it's not jusl a hobby for him , it's serious busi- junk, like rudiutors und scrup metul. which he cun Pick 3 nl1ht: 9·6· 2 ness because every cent he gets' from selling those se ll at Munley's Recycling Center in Middleport. Pick 4 nl1ht: 2+7-1 cun~ he collects goes to suppon the Shriners Because of where the 111oncy goes, the recycling Children 's Hospital in Cincinnuti. center gives him u premium on whutevcr he brinss W.VA. Last month, the Athens Shrine Club, to which in to sell. · Oelly 3: 4-4· 7 Manley belongs, sent $8,697.41 as Meigs Manley describes him~~elf as "like a milk man who D•lly 4: 8-3·9·0 county's contribution to the Shriners Bum Center has a regulur route he travels nnce or twice a week." Powtrb•ll: 2·4·6·22-34 (26) in Cinci nnati. He not only picks up cans ll)ong the roud, &ul has Nearly half of that came from Manley's can friends und businesses who s11ve them for him. sales. The rest came from local contributions, "WIIhou~ them, it would· be harder for me to get including Forked Run Gun Club, which raised money together for the chi ldren," he said, $1,000 from a gun shoot, the Eagles Club, which What he collects each week he srnrcs in an old made a $500 donation, and, sales on Shriners building at · his hOme and then when he thinks 3 Stdlon• - II Pill•• tabloid day in Meigs County. . · . there's enough to fill his pickup truck. c11lled "old Calendar AS Definitely not a man of few words, Manley stinky," he hauls itto the recycling center where he Classifieds BS· 7 . loves to tell stories ' of his visits to the Cincinnati trades his trash for cash. Comics B8 · hospital, of the children he saw there, and of how All of the money goes into a special bank Dear Abby A4 he felt when he left. · account to accumulate until June or July euch yeur Editorials A6 · "There was always a lump in my throat and a when it's added to other funds. lind senl by the Movies A3 tear in my eye, and I knew that in !lOme small w11y Shri,ne Cl ub to the Cincinnati Shrlners HoRpilal. Obituaries . A3 I was making a difference," he said. · One friend affectionat,ely described Manley ~~~ Sports Bl-5 "ShrincnJ Hospitals provide free medical care rochil- "Meigs CounJ_y's old ciln picker-UpPer with u pu~· dren," explained Manley, "and it !likes people like me sion for helpmg chi ldren who cun't help themWeather A2 to get out there and raise the money to help pay for it." ~~elves." · Cl 2002 Ohio Valley Publlshin1 Co. BY CH4RLENE HOIFJ.ICH HOEFLICH~MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Index COM POINT PI.E1\SANT. W.Vn . llil'lll'' in !lw Cuni' Yuuko · fu·,t ·d~llr•• c llllird,•r ll'lnl h~urd lhc 911 lnpc lhlll wu' :worded ~uri ~ in lh~ 1111\l'lling 111' Ocl. 2. 200 I , nflcr Y:llll\lltllc~~dl )' 'ht>t Dunny Arthm ~i~ timeN with u · J ~ culiher huml11un . The ~uller wus Megun Hunnin11. 11 Mlmmme of Arthur and glrlt'rlcmr of Ynnkn . · · ·~urt, what have , th .J ,__ , you dune?" Httnnin~ Its e ue11:tlse S usked Yunko uner 1he contention that shooting . M k0 · 'red , "Cull the ~ups. cull rm wa~ lmpol the cops nuw.' Yunkn the mght of the nllegcdi,Y suid. shooting while ,the Hnnntng suid .th tll prosecution has ·ufter the shool:ng, b h· .I Ynnko went (l\1\Siue . roug t msevero und wns sin!:! In~:~. suy· Witnesses who have . ing hh · Socin l testified that Yanko Sec~rity numher unci didn't exhibit the yc lhn~ . 1 , th • Dele use ntlnrney CraSSIC Signs at Steve n L,inlcp,ltl!e moming after he suid 1hut ,111s cltent was arrested: wok eig ht ZttnttK pills h 1 red I he night of the shootSlur. in~ und wus ulsn bloo.dshot eyes, dnnkin~ '"40s" and staggering. slung fnr 40·\liiiiCe houlc "of mull liquor. It's !he uefensc's cnnlentinn thut Ynnkn wus impuircd Ihe niJ:lhl of tile shoi1tin11 while the pros· · ~cui inn hn~ hruu~:ht in · severn! wilne~se .s who huw tcstil'iel.ltlllt.t Yunko didn't el'.hlbit !he clns· sic signs thm morning af1er he wus nrrestcd: Slurred speech, hloodshill eyes, und stuggcring. Hanning 1es1ificd thut un the niuht or Oct. I, ut. 10 p.m .. Yunko culled Arthur's residence, ut which time she left und wont over to Yunko's' house ut 3218 Roush Ave. In Poin.t Plensunt ., Ynnkt' mel Hunnlng ut the door wilh u gun held behind his bu~k . Slll11ethlng she suid wus u first. During thu! time. Yunko went and got a box cutler und Stllrlet.l cuuing hilnsell', Hunning suid. She ul~o tc•lificd thut Yunko wunted to 11gh! her brother, Shunnon, und then mllde the statement. "Danny Arthur, thul's unofher story. I've got plans fur him.'' · The del'ense's comention is 1hat Yanko hod plnns to start plttY.in,g music . in n bund with Arthur, nu.t pluns ol v1olence. Hunning testified she left Yanko's nround mid· night und the nel'.l time she saw him he was stunding u few f'eet away from Danny Arthur In the front room of 203 Poplar St. . . Liulepuge a~ked Hanmns If she wuN Nurprilied to see Yunko ut Arthur·~ residence. "YcH," she replied. . · The prosecuuon presented un ID Caller ~~~ evi dence, showing Yanko'Hntune on it from the 10 p.m. call the previous night. · TeHtirnony iH expected 10 continue uxlay, speec ' ' Kleis' Fair Sponsored by .the HMC Pediatric Unit Monday, Au1u1t S .. 1 OaOO am • 2a0:0 p111 ·Podiatric Unit (3rd Ploor) . ME,DICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Differeltce All ore welcome orid invited! Refreshments will be served! Parents - bring tour child's immunization record for free fhecksl · For more call · '· I . Since sprin~. Vttrnndoe unll Middleport ufhduls httve ho>tcll meetin!!> with rmlmud nl1kiuls mul h'l.'ltl btt> iii~S>CS WJlllmight ltl.'l't» ntil ll'lln;.porHIIion. til delermine whut impmvemcnls might be mude 10 enmurug~ new ruil husinl!s~ . . A~:•·on.lin~: Ill Vurmtllue, lottn fumJ s ure uvnilnbk !hMtgh the Ohiu Rnil Commission li\ fudlimte the improvemcnts. If thnse funds nre stX,ureu, the milroml would li~el~ turn the facilit y over to 11 public enttl - the villn!lc Ill' C1•mmuni!y lmpruvem 'tlt Corpl>l'lllinn, for · e~umple - unll uM: rt•wnuc from the t'udlily's use tn retire the deht . '"It\ cnnlurnging lhut then:' uppe i tr~. tti be ~lllllll!h Jllltcntiul mil hu~in~~s ttl justify some cxpltnsion 111 1hc mil .UP truck ,.loaded with aluminum cans when he stopped by The Dally Sentine l office earlier this week ; It I I 1 I.J PEANUTS ' Hometown Newspaper www.holzer.org .. 446·1071 ,, I • �• Pagi! Al The Daily·Sentin l .. Thurad•Y· Aupat 1, 2002 Ptlclly, Aug, 2 • [ ,...... jmu•) I -···-· COLUMBUS (Ar) - '11te two mmh· ~rs ofbuhy Stll'\lh Rylctttll\\v c1111 ~lmrc h.-r ltt\t nume - the one the lesblttn l'lluplc ~rented usl!ll! letters fl\1111 their M:purutc suntun~~:s untl the one lower ltlU"s lhlukl· 11 't ulltlW them to ml•lllt. The Ohio Supreme t\!tttt suid In u ()· I rulin11 Wednesduy thut the llwnilton't'llu· pie must ll<lullnwed t\1 dtttnge theh· uulltc\ OOI:uuse,they lhlluwed ull rettllh\.•d J)t\'ll'C• durcs und their lntettt \vliS not 1\uudulcnt, "1lw l'l.ltnfs rettlly suylttl! ynu ~ttn 't UllJllY tt dlll'et'Cnt set nf luws 111 )1<'\Jplc just b..-cuusc th~y't'C l!ll)'," said Smtt Knox , u luwyer ll\1' the l'\lU)lle, Bel indr1 Lou Priddy und Jennifer Lmtc Bicknell. Justkc Alk'<' Rohk Rcsnl~k w1ute In the Sur,reme CoUI1's nu\),n1ty u1llnlun th11t the only issue hcltll't' the cuur1 wus whether the l'I!Uplc's fCtlllcst to chtml!e .their last lllltn<'S \VIIS reUSllluthJ.•nud ll1\1)l• ' •ICGtllmlhlo jn'lll• 1 1Ml"'.J • '"' \) • wv~ .-r untlcr stttte luw. "Any dls~usshm, then. ott the sum:tlty of mumllj!c, the well · l~ing of sndety or the stale s endorsement of nonmt1ritul l\1hubltmlun Is wh,llly inuppru~riute lltld withnutuny busis In luw <lt' IIICt,' Resnick Wl\1lc. Elsewhere. upl:~ellutc cout1s fudng similm· h•lll1tl.~exuu und trtu)ssexuul cuses huve ruled thut triul cotu1s cull ttot tlrbl· trurily deny mitne•chungc l'l'qUesls m1d crumot Ct1nsldcr· public policy in such tledslons. A New Jersey Supcdor Culll1 In 2001 11llowcd u lesbiun to hyphenate her sur· uumc to lndude her punncr's, 1111d the l"ctmsylvunlu Suprentc Court in 191)8 ullow¢d u trunssexunl to dtun[te his munc t~1 that of u womun. Itt Ohln, the Supreme Cuutt's decision t'CVCt'Sed the dcdslo1IS of the Butler County Probate Court. 12th Ohio District Court of Appeals and reje<:ted the ~u­ . ments of the American Famtly Association of Ohio. which intervened in the !:use even though the couple's upplku· rlons were unopposed. The lower courts claimed the couple's new mune would be fruudulent because it would give the public the mlsperc:eptlon thut sume·sex mttrringes were lawful. und. therefore, vlolute the stute's public .policy Uj!Uinst such relutlonships. 111c conservu· ti ve !!l'llUP agreed. "It wus purochiul judges trying to work their reli[tions into decisions, uttd the Supreme Coun suw thut" Knox suid. .. · Rnox suld !>Iiddy, 31, und Bicknell, 33. could .~tnrt using the. name "Rylen," a hybrid of their lust numes, tiS soon as the . Butler County court signs the numechnngc requests . • () ....., 1'1 , Cloooly a..ty - , ,..,... Moo . •• ~ "'- ' / - .. AsNistunt County 1"1\~'~'\:utor M<'l!tlll Shuttt~ltll1 sultl the ulle),!cd Num1:tt1 Muddhnu~, of Munslleld. "So she stor,pcd to help," pon\\ll!rttphy lttvolvcd ttnllct'Ujl.c hoys. She suit! uuthodtcs nlltnittL\1 Authorities I~ Ohio suid Muddimun, u home 1culth cure worker, u Sl!ut'Ch wammt lbt' Childs' L~!IIIJ!Uter nt his Ihuuilton hnmc nntl hud lei\ u house in Bellville, Ohio und wus on the wuy to lltlothcr nllcj,tcdly lbund til<' Jxlm•Ji!t'ttphk mntctiul. ncm'by. , Not much relief in forecast BVTMIASSOCIATEO PRESS The Nutlonul Wcnthcr Service promised slll!htly cooler tcmpert~tures und l~ss .)lumldlty on SDI.m'duy, thanks to till npprouchln11 cold l'ront . Those "cooler" ruudln11s will bo urmmd 90, but with lower reltulvcly humidities, they shouldn't be quit~ us uncmnl'ortnble . Mcunwhlle, the hot und humid weuther will cotttlnuc on Frlduy with hiuhs in the mid· und upper 90s. Sunset tonlaht will be ut 8:45, und sunrise on 1-rlduy Is ut 6:31 u.m. We11ther Fot'\iCIISt Thnlahr ... Mostly clcur with putchy .loa developlna lute . Lows In the upper 60s. Cnlm winds . Frlduy ... Putchy fo11 In tho mornlnJIJ. otherwise mostly -.sunny. ~.:ontlnucd hot with hlj~hS in the mid 90s, Lil!ht smuhwcst winds. Friduy ni111tt ... Purtly cloudy. Lows In the UJlper ()(k l<:xlendod foNnst Suturdny... Pitrtly dnudy with u chance ul' show~t·s uml thumlorswms. Highs near 90, Chan~.: of' min :10 percent. Suturduy nl~ht ... A ~ht1ncc of ~howcr~ nnd thunderstorms In the evcnlnt~. otherwise mostly cl~ur. Lows In the mid 60s. C'huncc of ruin 30 pet'· ~em. Sunduy... Purtly clmrdy. Highs In thu lnwct' 90s; Monduy mill Tucsduy ... l'ttt'tly · cloudy, A chuncc of showers und thun. dcrsturms durlnll the uli~r· nuon mtd cvcnin11. L.ows ncur 70 und hil!hs lnrlic luwcr 90s. Wcdncsduy... Mostly d11ur. l.n ws In the UJlpcr (10s untl hlllhs In the lower l)(),; , Prize goes to S9 million IIAMILTON (AI'l - A Wtlllllttl uccUSl'ti uf killln),! u Miami University llt\llesstlr tnltluuthlltitlcs she itltCtldL'tltu kill othet' pe<l· pi~ whn wct-c ~onspit•lttiJ. 11'1 htll111 her, n Clndnntttltcl~vlslott stu· tlliiii'Cil\ltk'il. WC lQ-TV . t'Ctll111~'i.l Wedncsduy thut unnu111cd sources suid 1\'lndul9'nn Ansley, 36, lnt~tltlct:lttl kill nnotht•r Miami University 1"\llessor und two Huntllttltl. physlduns. · . Cltlnl! unnamet.l luw cnlotwmcnt ollidnls, The Clndrmml enquiret' n:port~'tl '11ttttllduy thnt Ansl~y llllltltl U Wtitten Slutcm~tll ucknowll'tll!llllt t)mt she sltm Sh~t1)' l~e Corbett. . Corbett, ~5. wus shot tn tl~nth Sntlll\luy In the hlstork Humllton ncl~thhorhtul whl.\re shcl,.;d t-evltulitatlon cl1\li1S. CLEVELAND (AP) - The Ohio lottery's Super Lotto Plus jackpot is Qi'OWit11! to $9 rnllliun for the next druwlng Suturduy night. · '11tcti: were no Super Lotto Plus game tickets with the correct Clltnblnutl6tr lilr the $8 million druwinl! Wednesduy night Sules in Su/JCr Lutto Plus totulcd $1 .313, 716 and pluycrs shukd $221 .21 S. Su cs in the Klckct· totulcd $234, 7HS und plttyers shtlred $69,620. Sules In Buckeye 5 tllluled $203, 117 und players shared $371 ,31)2, . 1l1ere were 21 Super Lotto Plus tickets with live oft he numbers, nnd cnch is worth $1,500. There were no tickets with live numbers plus the bonus bull. The 1,338 Super Lotto Plus tickets with four of the nuntll<\1'11 are each worth $100 und the 92 tickets with four numbct'l! und the bonus bull ure worth $500. 'There were I,983 Super LottoJ>Ius tickets with three numbers plus the bonus bull. Possible teiTOr site found DAYTON (AP) - Bill O'Neill's lit'Nt lttstinct wus to pull the P.lug when he letll1lcd It is C\lti1Jlllny WliS host ttl II w~h site thut ttiQnldtt tcn\ltists muy lmvc used ttl ~otntnunlcutc l,l.tl1l'llll! th~tn · sdVcN, r But the Fill tnlkcd hi lit •lut of it so uyents cuuld ntonltor the site. "I hutl ttu i(lcu." O'Ndll, \lt'llsidctlt 111' 'liidcnt Networks, suld Wl.ltlttcstluy of th~ possible it ·Quldu cunnc~tlon. "We lmst thou·· sunds nnd thousnn{ls oi'Wcb sites. We huvc clients fi\Jttl ovgr 100 ~'\lunttics." . · 0' Neill suld he wus curing bt'l!nkl'tblt ltblt WCI:k whet I he lcumcd 1'1\ltll u CNN news bruudcustlltttt his Daytun-bu.•cd llllet't1Ct ~om · Jllllty hud unwlttini!IY 00\ln hust lbr the Alncdn.com , Wub site bt:licvcd to huvc IJCen used by tcrrol'ists. • ' .Crash points up safety need EATON (AP)- The lntest fntttl crush between ucur und u truln AKRON (Ap) - EX·COttllressmun Jumes A. 'l'ruflcunt Jr.· ,5 · neur this southwest Ohio town1hows1t Is csgcntlul toJnstnll wurn· f11mous mop-top Is o rua. 1 1 1 h Althollllh some peoprc thought the hulr wus .100 unruly 10 bci u MJI.I gnu K ut t e roll crosslttiiHt a shel'lfl''s olncer said. toupee, Ti'tlflcnnr hud 10 remove the hnlrplcco while beh111 booked Three membe1'8 of the 1111me lnmlly were killed TucHduy evcnln11 Into the Summit Couttty Jull, uccordlnll 10 11 rcpm'l 1ltursduy In The In 11 crWJh lit u Norfolk Sou them Rull way cruMNittl! thut huK no ~~~'C· Columbus Dispatch , . · trlc siJinuls or JIUtC8, lnvcstlautol'll Httld. The fanner represcntutlvc from Yuuna•town Is bclna held tom· On Juno 12, three teenu11orH died In u lloty Ct'ttHh nt llllother rull· porartly In tho county jull while nwultlna ossi11nment to a federal rood cro!slna ubout thf't)C milcH to tho wcHt. . prl80n to bealn ~er.~inllllll ciJ1hl·yeur sentence -for cotTUptlon, "When you're losln~ three ut u tltne, Ht'lm~thlnll husto be done\" Sherlt'!' Drew Alcx11nder 111id Troflcunt wDA allowed to keep the Preble County 8hcl'if1 s Ml\J. Wuyno Simpson Mttid. "Mnybe th s toupee In hla cell 1111d jull per8onnel didn't require Truflcunt to will 8peed up the upgrade! of Hom~ of thesu crcminlll." remove It for his booklna photo, me ' Grav1ty Ga~es . .Newton's law, • Cold Pop 10 01. botUI Only aac •/i I Wameu .sports CLEVELAND (AP) - to rcu~h u wlucr uudlcncc. ThcHe aren't the AportN your Muld spokcswomun hriHtine father wanted you to J'lny. Bmwn. The gomcH urc hel ng In fact, the Oruvlty Cltuncs Utpcd by NBC, which will arc downrlaht "sl~k" - bmudcuHI them lhi s full. -~oday's ·lln11o for ~nol. " l~vc r~ yuur It scc mHw he The uptly muncd Oruvlty bi~f!cr,' Hald street hiker Oumu, where (llt·t bikers Mtkc Lui~d. 211, wlw wcm u and Akutcbuurdcn defy Sir bronz~ mcdul In the 2000 IAIIUC Newtun' N luw UjjUIIIHI jjUil1CN. 11 buckdrOJl ol' Hlu~kcr l'oHhBut ~ouiu thi Hult~r· cgt1 of lon und pui Ne ·floundlnj; trudltlonul HJltlftH he In dun· music. ltuvc landed un the fjcr of bccurnin11 mul11 · Mhore Luke Eric. th crc hy ullcnutlnJI The f'lve ·duy event iK streum. it Hyoun11 uudicncc'/ upected to attr~ct 2~0,000 NtJt tu wurry, Korell Hold, vhltorH and puml' more thun cxpuHurc'H. Hick . S30 million tnto levcluhd'H think NO rnuny people ''I economy. ThurmeoMllttle1to Shawn arc JICttinll rnore cr.:dit for Korell, a Nkotcllourolng, bik· whur ther cun d".'' he Huld, in11 und inline skutinl! cntltu· "lt'H 1101!111 to ~C I to the 8iuAt, who arrived curly OlympicH. 1'hcy re HIUrtlng Wcdnc8day to watch J'ru.c· to realize it'H u Hport." MoHt. or the C<IM1pctltlon s, tlcc rounds. Much us Hkutcbourdln11 und "It'• uweAorne, mun ." the 19· ycar· old Clev~lander ittiin~ H'l\lltillJI, urc HimiJur W uld with u big ·jlrin, "It the Oly.mplc Hnowbourdl n11 ~hould come every ycur." · event where lllhictcH ·perPor the flr~t tlrnc. 1hc l'tlrm II VUricty of jUI11pH thut · 11ame~ aren't In Providence, arc Hc!lrc.d by u panel of R.I., which l'loycd lwHt the jUdiiCH. llur three yean·. ' · Laird Huid the &umeM urc The Oruvity {iumcH have Atilt fnr uthletcH. who don't decitled lo brunch nur, trying like uuthority nr teum HportH. Claarattaa - • Greeting r.,...... ........... P~~~!'!~ Spacial Angel had1a11 CDel ....... OILY'P Funds induded II '~I LETART. W. Vu. - Alice Rollins Brinker, 83, Letart, died J:Uesduy, July 30. 2002,,;Jt Charleston Area Medical Center in 1...hurlcston, W. Vu. · · She wus born March 6, 1919, in Akron, daughter of the lute Joseph L, und Goldie Merritt Rollins. She was. u housewife, and u member of the Guiding Stur Advent Christian Church. . · , Surviving ure her duughters uncl sons-in-law, Linda J. and . ,J,.ymuel Meadows of Letart. and Sharon L. and Juck Heiss of · Tullahassee, Flit.; sons und daughters-in-law, Fred E. Jr. und Burbaru Brinker, und William R. and Lisa Brinker, all of Lcturt: u sister, Zellu Parker of Belvedere, Ill.; brother-in-luw, ·Ardath 0. Brinker of Letart: eight grandchildren and five grcut grandchildren, and a step-granddaughter and four step, srcut-grundchlldren. She wus ulso preceded in death by her husband, Fred E. Brinker Sr.; u granddaughter. Julie Keller; and u brother, Bert · •Rollins. · · Services will be I p.m. Friday in Fogel song· Tucker Funeral Home in Mason, W.Va:, with the Rev. Mike Martin. Pastor Rundy Pursons and Pastor James Coleman ofticiuting. Burial will follow at Lcturt Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may cullut the funeri1l home from 6-9 tonight. ·Mcmorlul contributions muy be m~de to u charity of choice ·or to Guiding Star Advent Christian Church in Letan. ~ . DEERFIELD BEACH, Flu. - Word hus been received here ·Of the deuth of Dora Delores "Dee-Dec" Bashore, Deerfield Beach, Flu., formerly of Pomeroy. on Wednesday, July 17, ', 2002. ' She was born Feb. 8, 1937, In Chillicothe, daughter of the :.J ute Howard und Alma Yates Kitchen. She wus u 1955 gradu; ate of Pomeroy High School. Surviving nrc 1\er daughter and son-in-lnw. Totiyu and Gerard, a son, Matthew, and a granddaughter and two great grandchildren, ull of Fluridu; three brothers, Bill Kitchen of · Pomeroy, Howard Kitchen of Marietta, and Edward Kitchen of Point Pleusunt, W.Vu.; and several nieces nnd nephews. 13esides her parents, she was preceded in death by her broth· er, Charles "Chuck" Kitchen; und two sisters, Donnie Kitchen a~Aii~%~ . s~rvlccs were held on Sunday, July 21, 2002, at All Faith Funerul Chapel in Deerfield Beach . VIENNA, W.Va. - William Edward Eukin,, 47, Vienna. died Thursduy, July 25. 2002 at his re,idencc. following an extended illness. · He was born Nov. 27. 1954, in Mason County,.W.V:1. , sowof the lute James ·Edwurd and Dimple Lou[sc Patterson Eakins . He wa .~ a greenhouse employee for Arthur Hill Greenhouses . Surviving urea son, William James Eukms of Middleport; brothers und sisters-in-law. Ronald Rux Eakin~ of Florida, Charles Jennings Eakins of Pomeroy. l'homas Joseph and Marlene Eakins of Mason, W.Va .. Larry Franklin liakins of Pomeroy, Mick Edward Eakins of Pomeroy, and Teresa Eakins of Syracuse; sisters. Norma Jcun Eakins of Middleport , Charlotte Louise Eakins of l'omcroy, and Regina Rctmu Eakins of Pomeroy. • He wus also preceded in death by hi s hrother. James Shelton Eukins; and :tn infant daughter. Burial will take place in Letart Falls Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Services will be announced at u Iuter date. Arrangements are by Ewing Funcrulllomc in Pomeroy. Dwight N. Stevers Sr. . GALLIPOLIS - Dwight Nelson "Governor" Stevcrs Sr.. 66, Gallipolis, died Tuesday, July 30, 2002. at his residence, after a long illness. · Born July 5, 1936, in Gallipolis, son of th e late Charles Hugh and Joy Alvcnza Lanier Stoivers, he was an automobile sulesmun ancl.dealer in Gallipolis for more than 30 years. He W(IS a Past Exulted Ruler und life member of the Gallipolis Elks Lodge 107, a member of · Mornin~ Dawn Masonic Lodge 7, and was a 32ncl Degree Scott1sh Rite Muson. He is survived by his wife of 27 years, Gloria J. Young Stcvers; six children, Dwight Nelson Stcvcrs Jr. of California, Teresa (Michael) Antonopoulos of West Pulm Beach. Flu .. Geruld Hugh Stevers of Naples. Fla., Christine (Wesley) Reynolds of Minford, Deboruh (Tim) Adums of Pomeroy, and Judy (Bart) Bntdshaw of of Naples, Flu.; nine grandchildren; a brother, Hugh "Steve" (Vicki) Stevers of Jacksonville, Flu.; and u nephew, an aunt and several cousins. A privute funeral service will be held at I p.m. Saturday in Waugh-Hulley-Wood Funeral Home, with Pastor Bob Fulton and Ruth Ann Fellure ofliciatin~. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. There will be no visitation . In lieu of flowers, contributions can be mucic to Holzer Hospice or the American Cancer Society. ATHENS - Business professionals in ·the Appalachian region often face the challenge of e~panding beyond their rural borders. One viable solution for rnuny nrms, even smull ones, is tapping lntcrnutlonal markets, said Susan ·Abdellu, director of the Smull Business •Development Center ut Ohio University. She announced today that the ins and outs of selling pr0ducts or services to · international markets will be presented fit "Oolng Global," u one-day conference · Mponsored by the lnter~atlonal T~ad,e Assistance Center ut Ohto Universtty s "Voinovlch Center ftir Leadership and Public Affairs . Commerclul counselors from Mexico, · Canada and Germany, professionals from the U.S. Department of Commerce and regional experts will be on hand to . leach businesses how to successfully begin exporting,. Abdella said. Those attending will Jearn how to develop effective marketing plans; discover the financial considerations and regulations that affect global commerce; find out how to effectively work trade shows; ips on expanding their product mar ets In Mexico, Canada; Japan, Germany; and learn how the U.S. Department of Commerce can help them export. . , "Going Global" will be held Aug. 29, 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m., at three locations simultaneously: Ohio University's main campus in Athens; Ohio University's eastern campus in St. Clairsville; and the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission office in Waverly. feU Fox, Fox News Channel going commercial-free on Sept. 11 anniversary of terrorist attacks :' f"j:!W YORK (AP)- The Fox broadcasting network and · • Fox News .Channel said Wednesday they won't accept : udv.ertislng for their Sept. II coverage marking the one· . : yeur anniversary of. the terrorist attacks. The decision · is : •CKpected to cost the two networks a combined $5 million. : : "Maybe It's because I live in Park Slope (Brooklyn), but ' :the more I thought about It, the more I thought it ·was not : the right thing to do to solicit advertising," said Paul : .Rittenberg, head of sales for Fox News Channel. : Most of Sept. II on Fox News Channel will be fille.d with · : pro~rummlng commemorating the events a year earlier. ~ :Fox s broadcast network plans a two-hour prime-time spel ·cluJ thut night. Advertisers have expressed a general reluc: ' tance to include their messages In what Is expected to be • Jomber programming that day, The Wall Street Journal : . reported that Dell Computer ~orp. won't Jid~ertise on Sept. : · 11-reluted coverage, and Pepst won't adverttse on any pro· : : grum that day. • •• • The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley our n,.ln ooncern In all etorltotl to bt aocuralt. II you know of an orror In 1 etory, oaf! thto neworoom at (740) 892·2 t58. 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Mall subtcrtallon lntldtMelgo~--13W- 1:17.30 2e W1tkl 52Witko t53.82 lt05.5e oul- MilOt County · 13W-· l2t1.25 28Witkl t58.88 S2 WH!ct 110$.12 · : L-----~----~~----------------------~ '• . . It will feuture Ll mix of speakers and live video broadcasts from international and local experts. On -site professionals will be available to speak wnh attcndan\s ·and answer questions. A $20 registration fee covers lunch and a guide to exporting and trade show effectiveness. To register and receive more information, contact Abdella at 740 •59 3-179(, or send and e-mail · request to abdella@voinovichcenter.ohio.edu. The conference is sponsored by the International Trade Assistance Center at Ohio University 's Voinovich Center for Leadership and Public Affairs, the U.S. Department of Commerce, the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission, and Pike County Community Action. · Can Avacor grow new hair on reader's head? Question: I've heard a number of advertisements recently on the radio for a product called Avacor. The ads say that it's an "all natur· nl" way to grow new hair if you're going bald. Cm a 57· year-old man whose getting pretty thin on the top. Will Avacor really grow new hair on my balding head? Answer: There's an old and true adage: "If it sounds too good to be true, h probably is'!" And, when we are talking about treatments for baldness, we should be doubly cautious. The old 19th-century snuke oil salesman is uli.ve and well in the hair restoration business . Despite this warning, the sur· prising an.~wer to today's ques· tion is that Avacor can help with the "'"growth of hair -:- but not for the reasons claimed in the ads. .Avacor is advertised as an "all natural" product with no known · side effects. That's wron1:1 on both counts. The truth 1s that - in addition to some herbs - Avacor contains .minoxidil. It's the only topical treatment for baldness approved by the United States Food · and Drug Administration and has the usual unwieldy list of possi· ble side effects. The "Avacor Hair Care System" - as they call it consists of an herbal preparation taken by mouth, a special. shampoo, and a topical solution that is applied to the scalp. This lot1on, according to Avacor's "official Web site,'' is inade up of "minerals, vitamins, amino acids and 'known hair growers."' Among these "known hair ' ' POMEROY - Funds for repairs to Pomeroy\ o;ewer sy~tem are induded in the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee's approved V e t e r a · ns Affairs/HUD/lndependent Agencies Appropriations Bill. According to U.S . Sen. Mike DeWine, the bill must now be approved by the Senate Appropriations Comminee. h secures $750,000 to const·ruct. an iron and mangane~e removal water treatment plant in Pomeroy. The bill , also provides $1.5 million for the Ohio River Valley Basin, which includes Pomeroy. The Ohio River Watershed Pollutant Reduction Program works to reduce pollutants in the Ohio River busm. . Dinner .to be served MJDDLEPORT - Order of Eastern Star will be servin¥ chicken noodle dinners Fnday from II a.m. to 5 p.m . at. the Middleport Masonic Temfle in the basement socia room. Di nncrs will be $4 each. Deliveries will be made in Pomeroy and Middleport villages. To order call 9925330. 8:30 p.m., Cleland Hill Road, Michael Kltnken, Holzer. SYRACUSE 9:10 p.m., North Second Avenue, Middlepon, Juauita Gerard, HolLer. , Meeting announced POMEROY Burlinghum Modern Woodmen 7210 will meet Saturday adt 5:30p.m. fm a potluck dinner. Sundwichc> and melon will he provided. Those unending arc a\ked to take a covered di>h . Start signups TUPPERS PLAINS Signups for student> pluying Eastern youth foothall will be held Aug. I 0 and Aug. 17 from 10 a.m. to noon. The progrum i' open to children l'nlcring f1fth and sixth grades . The fcc is $40 per player. To organize TUPPERS PLAINS An organizational mccti ng for Eastern Youth Football. 1 Association will be held Au~. 7 at 7 p.m . at Ttlppers PJatnS firehOLISC. Advisory lifted CHESTER A. boil advisory issu~d for Tupper\ Plain>-Chcster Water D'istrict custom~rs in . POMEROY - Units of Chester Township has been Meigs Emergency Services lifted. Results ot a Jul y 10 ans'.)'ered the following sample are consider~d sufe. calls for ' assistance on Wednesday: CENTRAL DJSPATCH . 5;04 a.m., Overbrook COOLVILLE - Annuul Center, Mary Brown, Coolville Lions Club Holzer Medical Center; 7:58 p.m., Holzer Clinic, Founders Day Car Show will. be held Saturday in Bubby Herdman, Holzer; Coolville. 8:16p.m., Holzer Clinic, Sign up will begin at noon, Margaret Sheets, 0' Bleness wi\h judging from I to 3 Memorial Hospital; 9: I0 p.m ., Sheriff's p.m., and awards at 4 p.m. Department, Jay McCarty, All ca~s 3re welcome to drive in the large parade at Holzer; . I 0:02 p.m., Rocksprings 10 a.m . Trophies will be awarded Rehabiliratlon Cenrer. Anna for 12 classes and Best of Coc, 0' Bleness. POMEROY . Show. Top SO plaques will Jq:25 p.m., High Street; be presented and dash Rita Hisle, Pleasant Valley plagues to the first 75 · entnes. Information is avail Hospital. able by calling 667-3166. RUTLAND EMS runs Plan car show Co.nference to help local businesses . tap international markets •• ••• •• FURNITURE William Eakins Allee Brinker ••• • ! The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 .. ' . LOCAL BRIEFS j .~ 1/t• ~ ~ l fljf "' I'·~ ~ - • Blrthetane or - Attomey.lfOup urges reversal Pollee seelc hitchhiker HAMILTON (AP) - A 11rnnd lury lndl~tcd u mun who served 113 u rnlnl~tcr ut nn ulf·boy8 Cutholfc 8Chool on chur11es thut he uNcd the Internet to trude pomniruphlc photo~ of young boys, A Butler County (,truml jury on Wcdncsduy lndktcd Mlchucl Childs, ", on four cmints of' pundct'lng scxuully oriented muttct' Involving u minor uml two counts nf' illcgul usc of u minor 111 nudl· ty·oriented muteriul. l"r\)8CCUtol"8 .1uld Childs WliS pluccd ott nllmlnlstrutlvc hluYc lhmt }.:« Suite Hlllh Seh<Mll Itt Clnclnnutl, uhout 211 miles south of Humllton. •• IJATAVIA (AI') - 'nte for111er Clermont Count~ coroner snid his buttlc with tllubetes nnd being the subject of ulcdcrul investi· I!Utlntl prompted hlmto rcslsn ft\lt11 the job he held lot' 30 yean;. Dr. Nlco Cupurro, 76, de<:llned In u telephone interview Wedtlcsdny to suy why the FBI Is investlguthtg him. The FBI und Clct1110I1t Cnunty Pt\lsccutor D01tllld White 11lso declined to <lis· cu.•s the lnvcstlgutlon. • 'l11e !"Ill begun the Investigation weeks lii!IJ und hus Wikcd u f~d ­ ~rul jud!!c to sealt11i the documents in the cuse while the probe is under wuy, FBI spokesmun Jlll11es Turgul snld. White suld that ufier the FBI told county ofliciuls of the investiI!Utlon, the pt'OS~cutol' suggesteJ to Capurro thut he resign. · DAYTON (AP)- A arot.ip rcpresentlnl! crlmlnul·defense uu~r­ n~ys usked un appeals court Wednesduy to reverse u Judye's decl· slon holdlnu u publlc'defender In contempt for refusfng to violate uttomey·cllcnt privlleae. The CU8e Involve! federal pub!lc defender Beth Lewis, who .in June Wtl.l held In contempt for refusing to tell u 11rund jury whet~er her client talked about tile dlsappcurunce of u 9-yeur-old girl from 8uburbtln Ketterlna. · · Erica Buker hu been ml8slng sin~~ Peb. 7, 1999, when she took her dog for uwulk. No one hilA be~n churged. . 'f11c contct:npt churge centers 011 u ~~ectlon of Ohio luw that pro- . vldcs one oi the few exceptions to the uttomey·cllent privilege: RIPLEY, N.Y, (AP) - Pollee were scurchln~ Wctlnesduy lbr u When the client dies, the surviving spouse or u trustee of fcmulc hltchhlk~r ul\cr u driver reponed b«:l1111 lo~cd ut knlfe)Xllnt cllent's.cstutc can consent to disclosure. · to tukc her from Ohlc1 to New Ym·k. then robood of mtlneyund u cell phone. 'lltmtny M\tddlll1ttl1, 26, Htth.l she tllck~d u/1 the hitchhiker - u womun It! her mld·30s with UJ~Inytnlllttld luckpuck - l\11 Ntutc l~outc 97 In Munsllclu, Ohlll, uoout 9: 15 u.m. Wednesduy. Muddltnun, whn WtLIM't htlurcd, Hnld Hhc dmppcd her 1\15 mlli.!H uwuy ut tile IU\!Iey exit of fntct-slutc ')() ut ubout I jl.l11 .. New York Stutc l'ollcc Hu d. · · "Tnn11ny suld the womunuppctti'Cd to be hun ," suld her lltthcr, Mlnlstlr f~c:~s chatpS • Coroner explains resignation ' www.mydallyaentlnel .com Dora Bashore Report Woman planned kllllnp 1'rlfklnt had to lose toupee ' · Thuradiy, Auguat 1, 2002 Lesbian couple can adopt same last name Ohio weather • growers," of course, is the FDA-approved minoxidil. That's a very deceptive wa'/_ for Avacor to misstate what s actually in its ~roduct. The deception doesn 1 stop there. If you look on the Avacor label, you'll not even find the word "minoxidil." Instead, the label lists the chemical name for this compound - 2, 4-diamino-6piperidino-pyrimidine-3- . ox1de. Now, the good news: A less expensive product with the same "active ingredi.ent" as Avacor is readiry available. Look at the whopping difference in the cost of a year's supply. For Av~cor, it s close to $500; for over-the-counter minoxidil it's only about $140. Minoxidil is sold under several brwtd names. including Rogaine. The FDA has also approved u "hair growth" pill - finas· teride . It's sold under the brand name Propecia. It was first developed to treat benign enlargement of the prostate -gland. It's · not recommended for women of child-bearing a~e because it may cause b1rth defects. It's import3nt to note that neither of these FDA· approved products "cure" baldness. These treatments will, in some people, re-grow some hair. They must be taken for life, or the new hair will fall out. 'And, as mentioned, they c~n have negative side effects. To lind out more about hair re-growth, I recommend the Web site: www.thebaldtruth.com. It has lots of good information; including links to the FDA's owit Web site.. • 'I i lOCAL STOCKS AEP.- 32 .81 Arch Coal- 18.52 Akzc - 35.80 AmToch/SBC- 27.118 Alhland Inc. - 36.67 AT&T - 10.18 Bank One- 38 81 BLI - 18.80 Bob Evono- 27.35 BcrgWorntr - 53 .118 Cnomplcn- 2.75 .. 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The Daily sentinel Page As ----~----------------~~~--!~~· ------~-----Th~u=~=·~~=AU~IU=St~l,~lO=~ Thursday, AUIUSl 1,1001 MEIGS COUNTY NOTEBOOK Dear Abby ADVICE Memorial. _Dayrstirs ftelings cif gratitude il DEAR ABBY: The Friday morning before Memorial Duy, I read the letter in your column from Cannella La . Spada from the White House Commission on the National Moment of Remembrance. On Memorial Day, I was ·invited to a barbecue at the home of friends, so I decided to create our ·own moment of silence. The gathering included myself. my teen-age son and the host family, which consisted of two more teens and several old.er relatives. The -host had s.erved in the Navy during the Gul r War: so the moment of remembrance held extra meaning for him . At 3 p.m., the group gathered around the American flag in the front yard. I read Ms. La Spada's letter aloud. as it cxplmned beuutifully the reason · for I he moment of silence. Then my son, who . plays the trumpet. pla1ed a beautiful rendiuon of "Taps." The experience gave me a · deep sense of gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy, made possible by all of the men and women who have served . in our armed forces down through the historY of this -f.Ountry. In that moment. I felt the connectedness of us all . Thank you, Abby and Ms. La Spada~ for helping to make the day truly meaningful. Please sign my name. I am proud to five in the land of the free. - TERESA ST. GEORGE, WENATCHEE, WASH. ~DEAR TERESA: I'm sure Carmella La Spada will be as pleased as I am to know her letter spurred you to action . And l, hope your letter reminds everyone who sees it how fortunate we are to live in this great country. The free. doms we enjoy today are the result of great personal sacrifice, and we must never forget it. DEAR ABBY: The letters you. have printed about acts of kindness - as well as those about the in sensitive treatment people with disabilities have received at -llome restaurants - reminded me of an experience I tiad. My father had many strokes and could no longer speak. However, in spite of h1s disabilities, my father was excited about ~iving me away at my wcddmg . I took him to a tuxedo shop in Nonh Seattle for a fitting. The young man who helped us could not have been more than 19 or 20 years old. He looked my father in the eye and addressed every question to him, althou~h my father could answer wuh only a nod or a shake of the. head. He was'couneous and respectful. and accommodated my father's need to have a tux 'with a loose collar because of his trach tubC. I'll always be grateful to this kind and sensitive young man. He treated my father like the gentleman he was. The memory of that incident brought me a bit of comfon when my father died a month after the wedding. · I regret that I never properly thanked the young man, nor did I get his name. I hope he sees this - and that other service providers will reali7~ how much respectful treatment nieans to people with disabilities and their family members. - MARY R. SWEENEY, ISSAQUAH, WASH. DEAR MARY: I. too. hope he sees the letter, and ,that others in the service profession s will learn from that fine young man 's example. I Writ~ . Dear libby al www.Dearllbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Lo.1 llnxele.l, Cll Holter wins -award POMEROY - Alyssa Holter of Pomeroy was recently honored at the 2002 Ohio 4-H Member Rcco~nition Banquet in Columbus for rcceivmgthe Nutionai4-H Dairy Conference Award . Theawal]:l rcctJgnizes 4-H teens tbrottt....-------. standing uchicvemcnt , in 4-H und includes u trip to the Nutional4• H Dairy Confcmn<.'C in Mudison, Wis. It is sponson.-d by the Dairy . Fanners of Anl!tica. The banquet. sponsored . by the Ohio 4-H Foundation. is held HOLTER all11Ually us .run of the Ohio 4-H Awards and Opponuntities progrum. to honor members who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments ' us a member of the Ohio 4-H program. This year. the banquet was uuended b~ more than 230 donors. award rcc1pients. family members arid county 4-H agent s from ucorss . the state. Holter, duu~hter of Ed and Jan Holter of Pomeroy. IS u member of the Meigs County Better Livestock 4-H Club. · Ohio Umvcrsity for spring quarter: Jcffr~y Creamer. Coolville: Orion &rrett and Jeremiah Smith. both of Langsville: Stacey Brewer. Derek John son, Jessica Johnson, and Warren Rayburn. all of Middlepon : -Heidi Delong. Holly Delong, Chri stopher Dodson, Cortney Haley. Maureen Heines. Andrea Kntwsczyn, Scott Needs. Jeffrey Shun I·. Amy Smith, Wesler Thoene. and Joshua Will. ull of I omeroy; Clay Enslen, Racine: Stcpahnie Evans. Joshua Kehl, and Leah Sunders. all of Reedsville: and Shannon Slavin, Syracuse. Graduates from OU ATHENS - The following students received degrees from Ohio University during spring commencement : Kclli Bailey. Brandon Buckley and Sabrina Smith. Pomeroy: Michelle Caldwell, Reedsville; Cortncy Haley. Pomeroy; Jennifer Caldwell and Jacob Jackson, Coolville: Victor Van Meter and Trncy White. both of Long Bottom: Rochelle Lawless and Brandy Perry. both of Middleport: Charles Legar, Pomeroy: Angela Swiger. Racine: A11hur Kopczinsky, Amy Smith and William Young. all of Pomeroy: and Michelle Buckley. Reedsville. . Author plans signing Garden club notes GETTYSBURG, Pa. - Larr7 RUTLAND - Pl:u\s forytu1icipating in the Meigs County hiir flower shows were made when the Rutland Garden Club members met ut the home of Donnu and Suruh Jenkins for its annual picnic. The shows will be stnged on Monday and Thursday of fair week, Aug. 12- 17. Members were cncouraged to not only exhibit bUltO assist with the setup and tcuhng down of the staging. It was noted thut scuson or membership tickets must be purchased to exh1bit, and thadt the fair board office will be open from 8 a.m to 4 p.m. Friday to muke entries in the show. Deudline for entering the shows is 4 p.m . on Saturday. Guests of the club at the club ai the picnic were Meagan McKinney, Steven and Gabriel Jenkins. Steven Jenkins ~ave grace and for the meeting wh1ch followed the picnic Pauline Atkins presided. Donna Jenkins gave devotions givin~ redings, Dcpuned Friends. A Slice of Life and Just Passing Through. For roll call members answered with "What America Means To Me." It was noted that the club members had received an invita· tion for the open house of the Wildwood Garden Club on July 22. Repair has been completed at the c::ity Park Oowerbed, it was reponed with Jenkins furnishing the block und doing the repairs. The traveling prize furnished by Joy Combs was won by Meagan Mckinney. The program was on daylillies with Marjorie Rice presenting "The Delightful Adaptable Day Lilly." She said that to a lot of people, gardening just appears to be an endless drudg.ery of d1gging: hoeing. rakmg, wccdmg, and watenng, and suggested that for a maintenance free garden, the solution s day lillies. They arc the oldest cultivated flowers, she said. The flower originated in China but were known also to the Greek in early Christian times. The botanic~ I name in Greek means one day. Each bloom lasts only one day ATHENS - The following stu- but on one stem there can be up to dents were named to the dean 's list at fifty blossoms. Daylillies are won- Brogan, a fanner Meigs County rcs1 • dent, will return to Pomeroy in September to sign copies of hi s new book, "The Delhi Zone: Domain of tim Perfect Spy." Brogan. son of John and Wilda Brogan. is a 1960 gradu;Ue . of Rutland High School. He is 11 retired U.S. Army major, having served most of his career in military intelligence. · He will visit the Meigs County District Public Library in Pomeroy on Sept. 8, from 2:30 to 5 p.m., tel sign copies of his book . published by Publish America of Frederick, Md . "If folks enjoy, reading it only half BROGAN as much as I have enjoyed writing it, they will love the story. It-was the most fun thing I have ever done," Brogan said. The novel unveils the ferocious competition between the CIA find the KGB to invent the ultimate spy. a spy who can't be seen. heard or felt, u spy who can steal the most sensitive military secrets and do so totally undetected. The hero, Ban Tollefson, must figure out who the good guys and bad guys are. Brogan said. "In this shadowy game where nothing is black and white, Bun must learn to sift reality from a sea of gray," Brogan said. "Can it be done before it's too late? Who arc his real friends, hi s real love?" Once Burt reali1~s that some of his associates are not really who they say they are, he frantically fights to survive and return tci his family. and to get even with those who tried to take his life. The book is available through publishamerica.com, umazon .com, borders.com and walman.com. Brogan will also have copies av:~ilable for purchase at t~c signing. On dean's list ·drousl~ aduptive. Rice pointed out. and will grow i11 full sun. or shnde.in not or very cold climates on moun.Klin terrain, llut prmics.or costal hillsides, in dump hoggy arcus. und dry well-druined locations. If placed in 11 well-pn:pun.'tl llower bed they will tluive for ycms. but the blooms become smaller as the years progress."so it is hctter to dig them and und replunt every three years. \;he said: They nrc ncarly·pcst free. need fed unnually with 5-10-5 fenilizcr and ure 1rJiccmcnt s in a bed of nurci ssus und tulips. Betty Lowery read .. M); Gnrdcn Odyssey with Duylillics.. which deult with their beauty. their fra grance, the varitics, and their usc. She said daylillics urc g()od for home arrangements. al:l!!llistcd several varietites · including "Casa Blan·ca" , "Stargazer", "Minuturc Oriental". "Crystal Palu<·e". "Mr, Fair Ludf. "Regal", "Arizona·~. 'Pink Perfection" , and" Easter Bonnet." As for the hint of the month it wa·s reported . tht . the last pinchin g of mums should have taken pluce not later than July 15. The August meet ing will be u family dinner on Aug . 19 with the place tb be announced . "9 Veterans honored PORTLAND The Ohio Dcpartmem Sons of Union Vctemns of . the Civil Will\ held its annual wreath laying ceremony for the vctcruns of the Battle of Buffington Island at the recent re-enactment olth~ Civil War huttlc. Keith Asl1ley, pust department commandcr of -the Ohio DcpU11mcnt. presided at the ceremony where various national, stute, and local orguni1.ations presented memorial wrcuths ut the monument in remembnmcc of the 12,000 soldiers in the July 9, IR6] battle. Presenters for the national organizations included Robert Grim of Sabina, presenting two wreaths. on,e as senior vice conununder-in-cbief of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and one us the national deputy commander of tl1c Soi1s of Veterans Reserve. llcrthc Weist of Dayton p(esentcd a wreath for the National Society Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. . Presenters of state organizations mcluded James Houston of Cincinnati, commander for the Ohio Dcpanment Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War: Norma Karshner of Cleveland. president of the Ohio Department Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War: Emily Ashley of Rocksprings for the Ohio Department Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic: Amy Miller of Canal Winchester, president of the Ohio Depanment Auxiliary to the Sons of Unton Veterans of the Civil War. . Mar~aret Cokonougher · of Bambndge, us pres1dent of the Ohio Department Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic; Tim Downey, commander of the Kentucky Department Sons of Union Veterans of tht: Civil War: and Bradley Tilton of Mansfield for the Ohio Society War of 1812. . Presenters for chapters of Civil War organizations included Jimmie Epling.of Catlettsburg, Kentucky, for the Eastern Kentucky Pari son Rangers Camp of the S9ns of Confederate Veterans: Shawn Cox of Washin~ton Counhouse for Henry Casey Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War: Scott Britton of Marietta for Benjamin Fearing Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War; May Frost· of Guysville for the John S. Harold Lloyd memorabilia donated to Academy LOS ANGELES ( AP) - Archives immortalizing sileitt-film comedian Harold Lloyd ·in more than 3.000 photographs and 85 scrapbooks have been donated to the Academy of Mouon P1cturcs Ans & Sc1cnccs. . · The colle~tion includes pic~urcs and papers docu~enting Lloyd's life and more than 200 films . The Items mclude tanuly ponrans, photos of Lloyd with other celebrities including B~.be Ruth a~d Douglas. Fairbank& Sr., and shots from almost all his feature films. , Memorabilia hke \IllS from !~c ~ilent era arc eKtrcmcly rare and utterly crucial to the record of Hollywo~ s h1story,. sa1d Robert Cushman, photo curator of the Academy's Margaret Herrtck Library. The ilems, donated by Lloyd 's granddaughter, Suzanne Lloyd were m good cond111on, he added . ' . . Lloyd, wtio was born in Nebraska in 1893 and died in Beverly Hills in 1971, was a found mg member o~ the Mot10n P1cturc Academy, which presents the annual Oscar ceremony. Alt~ough h1s work has been ~v~rshadowcd by hi s flamboyant contemporary Charlie Chap)!"· Lloyd was also a comcd1c mnovator during the silent era who specialized in "thrill gags. · ATTENTION POTENTIAL HOMEBUYERS!! Applications for The Down Payment Assistance Program (CHIP) will be available August 20, 2002 through August. 30, 2002 at the Meigs ·County Gran~s Office located at 117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. • Eligibility will be de.termined based on time and date of application and low to moderate mcome status. For further information about this program please contact the Meigs County Grants office at 740-992-7908. • 90069.) Townsend Auxiliury to the Sons of Union Vetcram. of the Civil War. Jumes Houston, Jr. for the Gen . Lttle Camp Sons of Union Veteran ·· o the Civil War: Florence Mayer of North Royalton. Ohio. for the Emma A. Chester Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War: James Oiler of Thun11un for Brooks-Grunt Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War: and Whitney Ashley of Rocksprinr,s for the Maj . Daniel McCook C irclc L;~dic s of the Grund Am1y u(the Republic. . Other pn:scnters for locul orgru)izutions includ"'f.l Gemld Crawford for Racine Subordimll~ Grunge: Mick Duvcnpon for th~ Meigs County Cornmtssion: Abhic Stmtton for the Rctum Jonathan Mdgs Chapter D.A.R.; James Bailey of the 1\1(1pers Plains Post V.F.W.; :md the Fceneyc'-llennct Post American Legion of Middlepon. A special surprise ceremony .was conducted in honor of Nathan Big~s. World War II veteran of Mei!)S County. Through the wo(k of h1s family. a 50th anniversury mcdnl for purticipation in the invusion of Normundy w;~s obtained for Bigg s. This mcdul was given by the country of France. James Bailey .. commander of the Tuppers-Plains V.F.W. Post: and Jean Hilton. his daughter. presented him with u medal with his wife and other. family members participating. He is reputed to be the most decorated World Wur II veteran of Meigs County. · · Ctinfedl!rule and union re-enactors !ired a military rifle slute followed bY. the !iring to th~ originul brnss Civil War cannons from the· Ohio Statehouse. After the ceremony the BrooksGrunt and the Major ();~niel'McCook Circle Ladies of the Grand Anny of the Republic provided a complimentary luncheon to those taking pan in the ceremonies us well as to the Nathan Biggs liunily. · BY CAM BORDMAN AND PAM WtWAMSON NEWSO>MVDAILYR'EGISTER.COM POINT ·PLEASANT .. Jerry Bain first introduced himself to Point Pleasant City Council last September when he presented them with his idea: of displaying plaques nammg veterans from the Mason County area in a military park. Months Iuter, Bain has gained the cooperation of Mayor John Roach and council in establishing a military park at the honhem entrance to Krodel Park. • _.J "As a veteran , I feel that veterans don't get the recog nition they should be getting," Bain said. "The freedom we have is from veterans of all wars and I think its a way to say thank you for what they've done for us." Bain is chairing the newly formed Military Park Committee. The committee hopes to develop the small acreage of land with sidewalk, lined with marble commemorative blocks. Bain got his idea of what the park should look like from a similar park in Georgia that opened· three years ago and currently has more than 500 Sponsor events MIDDLEPORT Health Recovery Services recently held sev eral events in observance of "Parents Who Host Lose the Most." · Posters' were distributed to businesses and schools making the community aware of the campuign and the purpose. Printed fact curds were distributed to the locul counhouse to educate parents on the laws of under- · age drinking panics. In mid ~ April, J.T. Stewan, a motivational speaker from tht! J. 'Thomas Group of Dayton spoke to groups at Meigs and Southern High Schools about "choices" that parents and students make during prom and graduation season. He also assisted with a public service announcement on local rudio heard several times prior to the three 'high school proms. , An essay contest was held in the three local high schools for juniors and seniors. Students ·were to focus on the theme, "Parents Who Host Lose lhe M'.lst" and incorporate undemge drinking and parents. Darlene Connolly and Trish Shields, students at Eastern High · School·, were first and second place winners, respectt vely. No , entries were received from other schools. Parents of all juniors and seniors in the county were sent information discouraging underage drinking ,parties, fact cards, and the laws. A billboard. promoting the campaign ts also 111 place. Teen Institute students who assisted with the pro~ gram were taken to Cedar Point with some of their parents. Send your resume to: Ohio Valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 ' ' MEIGS CALENDAR_ Communl ty Cllendar Ia pub11 1 lrH urvtc:. to nonprofit groupo wishing to announ« mMtlnp end IPKIII 1vent1. The calender Ia not dlllgned to promote 111ft or luncl-roiiWI ol ony type. ttema • ..., printed only 11 epact permila end connol bit guaran!Md to be printed 1 t~H~CIIIc number ol daye. memorial plaques on display. His only need now is for those who have served, or are serving their country in the military, to purchase the memori· al blocks that will line the sidewalks to fund the project. "What we need is JUSt the veterans to purchase the stones we have there," Bain said. "It's black marble. 12by-12, four inches thick. and will have the veteran's name and branch of service on it ." The bottom of the stone will leave enough ,room to list the name of the person who purehased the stone or an "in memory of' inscription. If funding from grunts and local politicians are adequate, a fountain. dedicated to Mason County's six Medal of Honor recipi~nts, will be included in the ultimate design. Behind where he plans to have the fountain, Bain is planning to fly service flags, .the American and West Virginia flags and a POW flag . Phase II of the military park will bring about the creation of a small area under the shade trees dedicated to those have died. Jerry Baln of Point Pleasant has big plans for tile slice . of land at the northern entrance of Krodel Park as he heads efforts to create e military perk. The park will be In honor of those who have served In the military both In the pest and In the present. (Pam Williamson) "We ·n have uny that are in memory of next to the lake," Buin explained. "We're going to set 1t up to where we'll have park benches·in honor of the veterans who sacri fic.ed buck under the shade tree.s." Buin estimates the cost of the finished park to be around $500,000. The marble memorial stones are selling for $275 apiece and are available 67th ner Monday, Aug. s MIDDLEPORT Me1vs Middle School football organ~zauonal meeling. grodes seven and eoghl. 8 a m . at middle school POMEROY Meogs H1~h School and Moddla Sctoool cross country praCttce beg1ns 8 30 a m , on hogh school lrack Op<>n to boys and gorls grades 7 · 12 Come prepared 10 run on Mo111Jay '' physical tor 2002·2003 has bean compltl· ed. 11 not. como lo1 1nlurmatt0f' POMEROY M'"0' County Repubhcan Party meo~~ng, 7 30 p m . M ~Hgs Counry Courthouse MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Middle SchOOl football organizational meeting, grades seven and elghl. 8 a.m.• at mlddlt school. LETART - Letarl Township TruSiees. Monday. 5 p m al. lhe cHico bUIIdong REEDSVILLE - The Wells fam il y rauniqn. descendanls ol John and Laura Well. will galhar at Forked Run State Park. The family will meet at the tower shelter hOuse at noon. Tueodoy. Aug . 6 ALFRED - Orange Town$hlp Tlustees. 7:30 p m at lhe hOm4l ol the clerk. Osle FOilrod RACINE Soulhern Jun•or t-! lgh volleyball Tuesday 5 to 1 HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Lodge. F&AM. 7:30 p.m Mandatory lor 01ghth ~raders, seventh graders welcomo Call p.m. at the hall . Refreshments 949·1062 tor more 1ntorma110n through any member of the Military Park Committee. For more information, colitact Buin at 675- 1905, Roach or City Inspector Ed Woomer at the Pomt Pleasant City Building, 675-2360. The Military · Park Committee will also have a booth set up at the 2002 Mason County Fair for anyone interested in purchasing a commemorative stone. BY AGNES HAPKA REEDSVILLE Fam ily reunion tor descendants or Samuel and Lillie Smith. t p.m. Forked Run State Park. Take cov· ere<! dish. · ' MIDDLE PORT Comm un!l y M<ddleporl A SSO CI 8tlon , 8 30 a.m .. _P&oples Bank POMEROY SaliSbury Township Tl uSiees. 6 p m town· ship hail on Rock SpMgs Road SALEM CENTER Star grange 778 and Star Junior grange 878, regular session . PotluCk at 6:30 p.m.• meeting at 7:30 pl.m. Nee<llework. art and photography contests will be judge<!. Final plana will be made Wldlieaday, Aug. 1 PAGETOWN Sc1plo Township Tru sloos . 6 30 p m Pagelown hall Man arrested in cemetery vandalism PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) - A Parkersburg man ha s been arrested in the vandalism of church cemetery gruve' stones. . Michael A!len Snyder, 21. was char~ed Tuesda y in Wood County Magtstrate Court With desecraung u c em~ t<~ ry. a mi sdemeanor. · On July 15, 40 gravestones were ovenumed at th~ cemetery behind Bethany Christian Church, causing $4.(l(Ml damage said state police Sgt. G.L. Brown. · ' Troopers believe others were involved . but the • u spect~ have not been identified. If convicted, Snyder faces up to a year in pri son und a $2,000 fine . · . . ' News&notes from· Bengols' \. . .. .. I :·. 'f , ' ~ ~"" ' troining comp :· • :... 'I .'.. . .'/ · See ~tory ... 81 .. ON DISPLAY - Courtney Sanders points out a part of her "Ohio Birds' project at the Gall Ia County Junior Fair. (Agnes Hapka) are so many different noises they make.' Courtney also included information about birdhouses and which types of seed attract panicular species. For example, Counney had a recipe in her collection for a • See story ... 81 . mixture of cornmeal, chunky projects this Y.ear, "Li.ving peanut butter, raisins and corn and Learnmg wtth oil. which when mixed and Children" and "From Seed spread on pine cones should to Flower." brin~ bluebirds, blue jays, "My project about chil· cardmals a'lld sparrows to dren took f1rst place, and mv the 'feeder. bird project took third,1' Courtney took two other · Courtney said. . PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Dodgers knock oR Reds . . SATELLITE TV SYSTEM ' • TUPPERS PLAtNS Slturdly, Aug. 3 PORTLAND Lebanon Township Trustees. 7 p.m. at the lownshlp building. HONORING THE HEROES - Eoch1ngar at Cerleton.. annual Parker reuniOn _ 1 p m at Eastern Elementary Carry·ln d1n~ REEDSVILLE Ohva Township Trustees. regular meetIng. 7:30 p.m.• lownship garage on Joppa Rd. AHAPIIAI'MYOAILVTRIBUNE.COM '• Sunday, Aug. • SYRACUSE .reumon, 1 p m School Syracuse Thur1dlly, Aug. t MIDDLEPORT Spe<;oal meeting ol Mlddleporl V1llage Cooncll. lo hold tirst read1ng on revise<! flood plain ordina nce. 5 30 p.m.• council Cl\ambers. • GALLIPOLIS Much hard work and attention to detail has gone into the FfA and 4-H. pr!ljects in the activ.ittes . buil!img at the Oalha County Junior Fair- and the projects range from woodwork to laundry. creative writing anthologies to models of rain forests . Twelve-year-old Counney Sanders describes herself as a "wildlife person." c.JBirdwatching is somethinj: she does for fun, anyway, so tt seemed natural to make Ohio birds one of the projects she took to this year's fa1r. "I watch birds with binoculars around my house. I also often gq out for nature walks · to see what I can find," Counney said. "For my project I drew some pictures of different kinds of birds. I learned about the pans of the bird and also the different kinds of feathers they each have." "I wrote about the birds, too;.I wrote what they eat and where they live." Counney added that she also investigated the noises oirds make. "I listened really hard when I went out birdwatching and · wrote down what I heard, whether it was 'puny, p~rty, puny,' or 'sweet sweet,' there lor MBIQS County Faor dosplay llan.d Activities building shows off youths' creativi WE NEED TO TAlK! • Salary Plus Commission • Great Working. 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Editor The ~ I.I'K~I-m,mlllet ~tU\lll ll«s 1011!! !lridl!d iMir ~~~ -al~et- 11~ lllftallilatitlll that has \\0'01\1!<1 f~· llltll'l! thalia t'el\tU· ome ( h~ \ ,JwuM b..• In' 1han <UI<i m tl\f ffl: /rllt' l'\ (1/'t' \Ub/('Cf iP t'cfiWH~ ty afu\t tl~ t'l ~o\t W;~r t-o honor the "'.\Idlers llflhe S,\11111. tlllt a '"''di..latl' t'<lt c-omntatldet· M th~ Army llf Nt1!1hc111 Villlillia, one of lhil •Ji.''h 1/ cmd wdudc addrt'" wH t ldft•h<~Jh' 111maht'1: \t• 11"''-.:'l u llc'lh'l'\ Hdl ,..,. ru MI\ ~h·~/. i t'ftt•n \llc •Hhl ,...,. ,., I(Y <Iof.l ta,tc. ttcldn '' "'~' " 'It ' ' · tll'lf '' ' n tntHIWn . ! lie' ~oil~ \\lllii'C ~I\jl!'elll:l'iM · Charlene Hoeflich n ;•l t' "C' tltn tht· tvlwmt Pd o 11 W t" lht• iVI! ~ 'c''l'll' P/llr,· P h1P \Idin · l'u M.n lw n: ( 'p . 1h.- t\l'\t~l"<lll! \letetal\s ~ i\s aliii~MI \." 111,~1111,111 :til1t111'day. ai"'IIUilll \1 1U I\'>\: II' on Den Dickerson Publisher Managing Editor I A7 \ ,·duunul h<J(m/, St'V's ltltft '\ \ P l ht•f \\ ' 1\(' 11 0/t'(/ lln~e n;~th)nat ~.Uvi ­ sillll~. i~ 1ba~ law~r Kitk 6Ytlll~ . \Vh1:1 h;ls talked NATIONAL VIEW Ott~l'l'\'t'I"•Ul~pnll'h, lltkn, N. \'., on tlw job t!{ lm1· <'1!/i•n 1'11/l'llf: Last tm>nth inln~kwood. Cnlif..n whit~ polk~ llllil'lT \\'liS I ilkl>IHp<.•\1 Slllllllllin~ 'n bllll' ~ t~CIIll!ll!r ontnlll"lll' Hmi pun~hin)! hi111 with II dl>s~d nst during Ill\ Ur(-cst. "' M•·an11 hik. tlw lngkwl•l•d tnl·idcnt prompted tlw Oklahuma Cit) lll•liw chid" tl' us~ the FBI I\• l1>i>k inl\1 tlw m;t ions ol' two 1•flk•·rs tlwn: who \WI\' vid,·otu\~~1 striking ~Ill ullarnwd bla•·~ '"'11\.'d ~7 linK's with tu,tkul 'lltllns, . Whil.: all this 1~11s ~ning on ... K,•vin ·ntrsiu,u l.l·y~ur vel· •·mn ol' the lll\•nntc' County Shl!ri11"s J)cpurtnwnt ... wus kllkd on th.: Fourth ol' July 111 n Kirkw1x~ltnwn purl\ wlwn he surpris~.·d tluw m.:n who IWI\.' tmnsl\)rring stok•n hnndguns and rilks !'rom 11 stol!!n pid.up tnd to their ~lll'. HI) llils shot I~ tinws illld run 11\'<.'r.' Polic·e <IITeSI<.'d thtw men und Itaw du1rg~d two ol' them wtth lirst-dcgtvc munlct: ... Lull' cnfot\:emelll is nnsl) busitK'ss. Most lnw-uhiding dl· itclls wll\• lmw run·nts with the' Iiiii' haw t\'nsons benign hy c·otllparis<•n: Moving l'iolutinn;,, fcndcr-hcmh:rs. hurking do!! L'lltHpluims, No d<•ttht l)(llil'L' wckolllc' sud\ lit-cuthers. although todn.i• <'l<.'n t11IIIIIIL' trullk· st11ps L'HII tlll'll lh:udly, ... We know from pust l"<N'' thut tlwtv nrc bud l'ops wh•• "'""c th~.·ir :~uthoritv: t"L'sultill~ i11 heinous <.Times, such us th~ sodot)liting of Ahlwr l .ouittll\ in New Y1wk City sev~:ml years ;1go . .. In the nt~lnllimc, 1w lllll'l r~mcmhcr, too, th~ Kevin 'litrsiu.s riut th~rc, who arc ju't doing u,loh that with tlnch duy, hl'CIItnc, i11neasi11gly diflkult. And all too ol'len, clclldly. • T()DAY IN HISTORY BY TilE ASSOCIATED PRESS "1\lllay i' Thumlay, Aug11sl I, the 21 Jth day of 2002. There urc 1.c:i2 day" left m thL! yl!nr. ~ "1\lduy\ llighlighl Ill fli,IOI")" · ' . On A\lg . I, llJX I. til~ ro<.·~ mu'il: vidcll chttntwl MTV 111111-k : it' d~l1111. 1 On thi' date: In 1790, the fir,, United Stmc' l."cnsus wus completed, 'howing 11 purulatiunnf nearly four million penple. IJl I K7l. inventor An<!rew S. l-lnllldie succe,ssfully tested 11 cahl_c ,·m he hnd lbigncd lnr the L."ily of Sun Frunclsco, . In IK76, Cotmudo was admitted II' the JRth SIIIIC. · : In I1JJn. the OtympiL' g11111cs upcn~d in Bcrl111 with u cerelllllll y pres idcd 11\'cr hy 1\dnl f 1-1 iiiC r. In I()4-l. :111 11prbing hmkc out in Wnr.snw, Po lund, ngnin'l Nat.i OI."L."Lipulinn. a 1'<'1'011 1h111 lusted two 11111111hs hefnre col la\"ing . . . n IIJ-16, Prc,ide1i1 Truman signed the Fulbright Pi'O!!rtllll .'intulaw. e.stahlishing 11\C wholurship> 111\lllCd for Scu. Willi 11m .1 . Fulhrighl. . lu I'J-16, tilL' Attllnic E11crgy ( 'nmmi"ion wa> e.slllhli>llod. Ia I1J~ 7. lh<.' l111il~d Sllll~' and Cullllllll r~ll~hed llgi'CCIIICIIIIO n~ut.: th~ North Amcrkan Air Dcl'cnsc Command (NOll ADJ. In l'ltifl. 2 ~ - y~ur- old Ch11rl~s Jd,cph Whltmun .shot und killed 15 people ill the lluivcr,ity of TcKu> hd'orc lw Wll' gu11ncd down hy police . · . In I975, "35-nution summit in 1-l~l>inki, Finhmd, cuno;tud· cd ll(ilh the stg11i11g ol 1111 uccord dc11iing with Europenn security. hu1111111righ1s uud Ea>I -W"I COIIIIICIS. Ten year' a~,;o. The Supreme· Cotirl /1ermi11ed 1he Bu<h udministnllion 10 comiauc 1\!Wrning llntlutls lntcrce1lled 111 '~" to their Cmihhca11 ll<nndand . Guil Dever• won the women\ 100 lllciL'rs, l.inl'ord Clui,tic the men's IlK) meters, ullllc Burcclona Summer Olympic•. Five ycurs ago : The Nutio11al Cancer ln>lilulc rep11r1eu thul fallout frnn1 I1J50s n11dear homh tests hud exposed million> of i:hildrcn aero" the cou111ry to rmlllliiCtivc todinc. President Clin1<111 lifted u 211·ycar-old hill\ 011 the >ale of high·perfnrnHmcc aircraft and otlwr advanced weapon> to Latin America. One yeur ago : Pro Oowl tackle Korey S1nn~er died of lwal 'lrok~ . u day after .:otlat"ing ill tlw Minne,ola Viking·,· lnfining l'amp on the l>ollc'l duy .. r the year 'IIKiay\ lilrlhday,. 1\ctor Arthur lltll i• XO. Actm -dir~cllll' (icoffr,·y lloldcr " 72. Si11ger Ra111hlin' Ja~k Hllinll i~ 71 . Cartooni st'Tom WII'"" ("/:iggy" 1 i' 71 . 1\ctor- cnm~dinn Dom DeLuise " (J9. l:d,hton tlcsig11cr Yves Saini l.aurcnt is 66, l·onna :O,cn. ,\IJonsc ll" A111a1o, a New Yurk .Rcpuhlk1111 ,.il• 65 . Actor Cililllcarlo (ii;umilli i' r.tl . lll11es siugcr-ulu,idlln Rol>erl Cr.1y is -l'J. SinJ;:''r Mtdlo~L·II'cnu "44. l~ock '>ingcr Joe Ellioll (i)cl LeppaniJ ".JJ.I~uc ~ 'lngcr-11111\ici,m Suti Gardner rL7) i' ·-1 2. l<apper Clulc'k I> !l'uhlic l'i'lcmyJ i, 42. Actoi· k"e Borrego " -Ill. Rappe1 Coolto " .l1J. Movie director Sam Mcndl' s is n . C'tlllllll ) \Ulger (icol~e lltlcas ;, 36. Country uwsi..-i,l/1 ( 'harl1c Kellq ( lltll Ia lo Cl uh 1 j, ]4. Acrrc" Tempe' II Bledsoe " 211 Allfl'" "Iaylor Fry i'> 21 , Thou ~ hi lur "filllay: "Milltllc aB c '11111'1\ ollllllorc tulcmthlln ·ever Will ' or suddc11 dc;l/11\ do .' Ridiard Hughc~. Wcl'h author aud dnuHllli\1 ( 1'!1111 I'J7(\J • 0 has ~jll'e~l\tcdlllctlllxi~ \lf the 'Ku Klux 1\l•m. · "Tile lhl><1l\S i\11' ftll'lllcd," LYtllls sil.}s il1 call1t~ail;lll liter· IIIliI'!! . 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HI ~st , Dt'lllll\'nlb· 111"l~n 11\'\"IIW Rq>~ll'li•·•m' 11f ~~ing the "jxtny ,,r siX."l'illl int~t\'Sts" dru~ uml 1>i c'llllll'<lllit'> nml higi111>UI\l>> in gt•ncrnl - hlltlhll Dtltnlli.'I111S flll\'l)' gt'l tugg~XI as '1ht• pm1y nf trial lmvyt't"S," whkh tlwy me. Awnt\lilljl. to the r~nM' till' R~Sili'II~IV\l l'111itb. the· A~S\1\.'Intil'n 111' Am~ri•·un Triuii.Hwy~:r> hu~ disldhuted $1 . ~ mill inn to c'llllihilllles "'' 1\u· during lh~ ~tX12 ~.·ydt' - · ~7 1)\)1\'tlnt I() Detnlli.'I"Hts. AII told, '$~ri"S und hill' llnns h~IVtl ~.·nntrlhttled , ' million, 7~ 1191\.'\lllt 111 Dcmnl"l'llts. Durin~: the ~(X)() ~~~-·tillll <.'ydc, they hnmlcil ll\11 $11 ~ millinn, 1\IJ IX'IWtll II> 1.\lnlll\.'1111>. By ci>mpllrisnn. uniom. in ~(MXI guve $JIJ million, overwhelmlnjlly to Demftemts, while oil, toh<1wu omd phm'lllnceutlclll ~lltnpnnie~ contl•ll1uteil 11 lnlnl ••I' $!\2 millh1n, 1~ tX"IWnt nt' which wt>nl t<• Rdp11hlkuns. 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Is hnlllhl)lllp tl't'IW• Ism t\lhNtnllli.'t' lel!lslmlnu, ll<>sill,IW\1 111 pl'ltll'.'t hlSIIfltn>'ll l'nmpuni<'s 1\wn i.'lllll· sm1phlc ~~~~s\ls In 1\11111\l Sliill. ll ,sl~«l <mucks. 11w QOP.dl\mlmtl\'1.1 llnusli IC\ilss\'1.1 ,, lll~ll~\11\l thut \1'1111111 u1l11W phlhlli)~ Ill S\1~ f111' 1111 nf thl.lh' UCtllul \l\.'\11\lllllii.' ll\~S~il. hilt wn~tlll llmh 110II·Il\.~inoml•• \lHmt~~s uml hlu· punhlw dUI\11~11' Hll\1 Wl\UM ~"P h•wy\lt'S' 1\le~ when""'~'' W\11"\l illlttl\'1.1 11\t\ ul' •~ltlrl . · 'T'Iw Senutl.'. ullet' 11 si.'V\.ll1•tnl1nth dl.'lny, puss\1\l 11 hut whh lll1111l nl' lh\1St? limits. Wlthnut 11 ~hlllll.' 11el\llltln11, l"lllmlM'"t~ nppos~d 1111 IUI1~1lihn\lnt hy 51~11. Mlll.'h M~.·cun111lll (R·Ky,l thnt woul~ huvo \)lu·red punitive \hltnlljltiS l.l~C\1111 when 11 dlltbndunt wus lbund pullty \ll' u lil'lme. 1\ll't'(lt'lsm ln~tii'IIIICil Is tW\'I'SSttr)l 1\lt' "(ltlstrwtlun fll\11~"ts tn 1111 1\lt'Wtll\l, s11u hill pmhnbly wll p~tss this yt1tll\ hut thti 11111\lt'ences me I'Unsld\lfnhlll. Pt\lskletlt llu~h ln\ll~nied his utthttdll ltl~t-weel\ In Ahthnmn. whl.ln he snld tlw lelllslutlnn wu~ nt~>'llssmy t1• l.'f\ltlle juhs -. hill n(lt lo!"ls f(lr 11'1111 hiW)'Ili'S. · "Thl11' lll~lsl11tlun." h11 sni\1, "mus1 kl.lllp In mind th~;~ wmk\lt's nl' Alllt1t'hltl und nm upon up mtr gowrnmenl tm(i/m• employ. et·~ tn nnnecess111'Ytmd fi·lvnlmts lllld Junk IUW,IIIits," ' 'T'11e tu.lmlnlslt'tttlon nml husltl\lss 111\lltllS t!ISl> think thtll 11memh11ents ntlltche\1 to the Sllnttte vet-slntt 111' ~\11'11111'1111.' rel'mm le11lshlliun pttssed lust wook will open husl11esses und uccmmtlnpl1t'tl\.1 to ill\\11'111" lltlgmlon, b~ll polltl@l pt'CNNUI'e mny l'nr~:e ROilUhliCIIIIN Ill IIQC\IIlllt , t:lm'lt\11 S~t11tll' tll.lt\i\lli, !IM\\IIIWII l~l\lt\1\l Ill\ m1WIIIhl~llt 1'\'l.lllhitl)l l<l\\ ~~!"\ ill ~~1"1'1\11<11 h\1111)' \'1\SI'\ Ill l\111~· l.liNdl\\li ttl\l I' ~~- (\\ ~ll\11\t\, "''' II 1\1\~ 1"1\111\11~ ~ll>fl'\1(\'1.\, If II W\l\\'1 lip'" ~k(\\11111'11. II WI t\"l\\1"1 11111111.111\' " m<til~' ll«ti\111<~1 (1()11 mi~Yh\1! ~~~' "S\l\."\11\\1 \\Ill)' 1i1 tll\l ''II''~ \tlltl' 11f 111.ihth: VIIIIWtlllnltt Alll\lt'kll," ti\1 111M 1\\1?, "Utljlutll\11 Is tll\lllll\\t lmt-..~·tnm 1'-'ill\11)111 1\1\!lt~t~ ttw \'i\111111)'. II \I!IW' th\1 l.'i\\t 111' \11'\ll'ylllh\jllll), . "hl 1111\~1 li<INIIS. It lms lint~ 111 ''"with i.'l~!ll :iu~tl~.o'\l, hut tiiiW 111 '"' with \\MOl' tlt\1\, An1.l II 's ltn il.\itmpt\1 \ll' how <Ill itlllil" \1St ~Mip iii\11 t'\lllltr 1\ii ~)(\\1\111\11 ill\111\"l.ll• t~· ntAAis 111 hli H\~\111 1\tl. ' · As M1.<'nml\llt t\lltl'll. lluNh ,ll,'l..'\111.\t\tl· 1)'.1\lli<ll<~~l 11'1!<11 t\lt\wm 11111'11111 his jliiWI' m11-shln 111 l\.l~u' umltl\l\'1\1.'111\'lt h umitlj! th\1 ~ltltl littt\11\111111\· "lh111111h lw hw.n 1 ml'mlllt\\XI It lilllitv. "h's ll\\h11l 111 Ink~ Sillllll 1'1\lskk\111 111 thl11k this Is hlllllll,tttlt ll1lllllllh 111 trot It 11111 1\111\'ttll'llly tr11m tlw hully p11lph. I htll'\llft lit~( hUPQ lhttl thiN 1)1\li!kllo'l\l 111\\Y ~~~1~\~Q Ill {\\1 i-1." . ll11sh 's (.'pun"ll ol' f\1.'\\1\111\111.' Ad1·l~t'N dlil plthllsh 11 \)lllX\1' In Alllil 12NlhHtllillll th111 the U.S. tut1 S)'slem, -~-~~~~~:II IROhlf· linn. Is lhl' tnll~t l.lNillln~lvl.l In tlil' Wlll'lllus Ull\IIWilHI)ll' llf ll"lS~ lllll\li'StiQ 1'1'111\t~t. \1\lllil'llil'lll Ill II ~ J'ilt'l.'llnt tuN 111) Wtljll'~. lhl.' 111hnlnl~trmlnn ulso htts etWlllll'tljl\1\1 l-lnus\l OOP llll\lt~s to llmll m\1\U~ulm<~l· pi'IICtl~'\l tlll'tlt\ls, \1\ISh 1\\llJI'•SCIII~. d~ISS• t1cHnn suits Into '¢111'1'111 cmn1s tuul lillll h1 wyt\l':i' 1\ltls. llut this lull'dly cnnstllmes u 1\tll·lilt\'ll ell\lt'l t11 ll'l}lll rel\wm, Wh"t 111\lblthtv would motlvme ll\tsh to 111nke 1111 lroni· hurnOt' lmte Is 1\w the Dllmo1mtts t\1111111"1· lnmo St'n, John &lwHt\ls (N.C.) 1u 1\ltl tlllttlnst him. fi(lwm\ls wus 11 tt·lttl lnwylll' llnt.llilU<IS ull Olhlll' pl'llSill\llltlnl Ctlt\t\ln\llli'N In ll'lul ht1r cnntrlhntlntls, (Mm'lflll Ktll!tlm!'k~ I,, ~.lrmlll't' fll.llltil' •JI' Roll f'a/1, ·t/w 11~11',1'/HI/WI' ttl' C:tl/lllfll III/I.) Heres why pay raises are in order for federal judges hils rl~~n 12,~ llilt\:~nt: hul the re111 till~ I'm ,luulles hus dmppild 24 llill\'t'nt. . Put unmher wuy: Thh1y·lht ' YOIII'Hftjln. u <li~t.rlol jud~~. the lowe~t l'oueml nmk, lliii'IW~ $40,000 nnnuully. whlll.' 11 lnw· >chnul pml'es~or m Hm·vmu mnde $2H.O()(), 11xlny thm pmloNsut··mnkes $2~0.000. twl the lud~:~e $1 ~().O(X), . Fedet'lll jud~e~ 11re uppnlmetll'nr 11111. und (luring the I<)60s, uccnruln11 In Chlel' Justice Wllli11m R~hnqul.11. "only tl htiiKI· 1\tl" lefi Ihe llench. Sl11~e Iwo, he lnld the cnmmlssinn. 70 .litdjleN huve deptu1ed, und "mnny of them h11ve nnteu 111111 11nnnclol consld~rullons nre 11 hill fltctnr," N•' oue Is suyln11 lhUI ledel'lll lml11es >hmtl(l 0111'11 liN lllliCh UN priVIIIl! ltiwyerH, But Breyer nll\m• 11 renson11hle ~\uttdln\1 hy enmpurln~ lhemltlluw llntl'esNnt'N (he uNCd Ill be nne),.- AN II 1\IIW NIUildN, II 11r•t•yeur IINN<~~;Itne 111 u llll\lnr lttw 11rm eurn• UN lllltch 11s 11 l~del'lll ,ludj!o. 111\U thnlmnkeN no 1!01111\l 111 nil . Now. $1ll!).(W 'illllll~IN like 11 lot nl' muncy tn lll(lNI Amorlc11n~. uml II Is. Out the I'CUI Cl'\lllCh COil\UN f'111• 1\llllty Jud!!CN wl~n they hu~e In li()JUI n ~ouple nl' kldN UJ ~ollel)e. Tulllnn Is rlsln11much fnMer lh1111 lntlnllon, 11nd $~0.1Nllla y~11r 1\lt•erwh child come• rll!ht off the 111p11l' 11 puydteck. Ami. note~ Bt y~:r. "lhrre 111\l lltii!Citolm·Nhlll" l'nr people who eum !!> I~(),(XXI 11 ye11r," A> 11 re~ult, the ~~~~T~nl sy~l~m IN utii'IICI· lng twn kind~ of hiill!~~: lhnN!l whn hove 111i1'11dy lllltdl! or lnhel'ited upll~ of nmney; n~ )'OIIIli!CI' IIIWYCI'K Who IICU II ,ill(lj&CKhlp IIH II N teppltli!NlOne IO II IUCI'IItlve ~ltf<lel' ~OWl\ th~ line. ll~t till Rehn\.IUIHt NII)'K, \hiH llttllem hil4!1y llmiiN lhe t.llv~rolly ul' lh~ 'e.WI'III scv Un of Georgia lellmlnates use of race In decisions rdlng • THE ROBERTS' VIEW Bv COKII ROIIR11 ANO ITIVIN V. Ro•R11 With the news dnmin11ted by nvel'pllld, under-performing corpnrnte eKe~llllveN. here's 11 scundnlulx,ut ><>me h11ru-workiny people who shmtlu be plll<l more. not less, We're tulklng11hnu1 fed~mllmlges, who have uctuully ll<lcn111kin~ 11 ptiy c111ln reul dnll11rs for lllllllY yeurs, 'llte diN!Int~el\tl fullurc of II COWIIfllly COilJ!f~NS to I'IIISe . their sul11ries is driving 111111\Y jltMllliuUJ!es niT the hct1ch nnd is dlscntu•ngln!i other cnnuldut~< from even con~l~lel'lnllll Jmll· d11l ~urecr. . Tcstil'ylng t'Cccmly lx:fnre the N11tionul Cnmmls~lon nn the Puhllc Servl~e •.lustl~e St~phcn Bt-eyer 'Uiillncd up the pruhlcm: "A' fur II" juuid11l ~nm/llln~utlon Is con~cnwd. 11'.1 wuy nut of l11e. It's t'CIICh~d ~~ pl11cc where the Institution I• lhrculcn~d with in-epnruhlc injury." When tl1c judiclury Is W(ltlndcd this way all Amcri~an/\ sufl'er, lx:cltu:oc It m11ke• 1111 cnlll'llllltiS impuct 011 the rulc.l uml l'lghl~ we live hy. JL"I I'Cccntly. li:det'lll llidgcs huvc p1·csidcd over ouch impo11un1 ci1111.1~ 1l'k lhc ~tu·on hllllkillptcy. the Mictn~••l'lllntl · ll'ltM huulc, the rlf!ht• of uwull4.'\llctTill'isls unJ uftinnutivc u~lion i11 hlglwr educutlon. Mn•t lcg11l ikhUC/\ never rcuch the Supreme Coun, "' lower-cnu11 rulhli!N often •tu11J "'the l11'1 word, Who N~:rvcs 1111 the lcdcml hc11ch i• Ml ~ritic11l1n nutlnnul poli~,Y tltut hoth punic• tire lightinl( u holy wur 111 the Senate nver muny of lf!·c~iilclll Bu~h's nominee•. 11crc arc Ilie Iii\: I• Breyer preHentcd to tho comJlli~•ion : Since llJf\9, the rca! puy of' the ttwrngc worker, 11dju•1ed l'nr inOulion, slllll'l!llllltlslj!l'llttps. "\VI) "~ li'Y.illl! Ill Wa111 11\lll\\bcf~ llf thi! thl\1 ATHHNS, 0~. (All) - Jn I'OijlOI\IIItn I ftUIII'lll tll)ptlll8 , el)un r11Hnu~ tha Unlveralty I)( (JomlJitl tll\1\lllll\el!tl II HIIW admlulontl P.lllllly Walln1!8U'Y that Ulltln t elln• sltlar r11c\l. 'fha 11dmla8lont1 I)Vtrluull Q\)111~1 ol\l!r )lllAI'81)f law8ull8 by whha wom~ll wlm llfllll\\d lhlly would havl! b~~n ad"mlt· t~d II' thl!y Wlll'll btu~k or num. 'fhc 8Chooll8 pl'lldoml· IHIIItl~ flllllltll! Atltl fiiVOI'Iltl nutll! lll1pllcunt~ ft~r 81lVI!rul }'MI'tl, • The II th \l.S. t'lr~nlt {'ourt of Afltll!llltl In Atlunlu ,Jht'\lW IIlii lltlA'M llOllcy 1118\ }'llttr. Thll t~ehool hull now llllmlllllltld llll)' CUIItlidl!rtlllllll of rocll1 llllll(hH' ill' et~untry of url~ln. ns wllll ntl o tradltlt~n tlf ·ftlvnl'lnQ llllllileoms l'llltll• i!d 10 tlll\lf!llll nlumnl. 'fhlt1 1'1111'8 1\\lshmun clu88 of 1\bOUI 4,300 WAll Htlmllli!d nn 11111 but1lt1 of nn lmllrlm l'ormulu eon1blnlng high mission llehoolal'llllea with atlmtlllnl· lllld to8l lllOt'll, Appllllilllll l'llr 1h11 3003 ~1hman elm will bt pltlllild 11110 thl'l l!l'tlllpl: AlliiUI!mllllllly 8Uptrll)r, AllAtl• llmlelllly eompotltlvt~tmd not eomll\!lltlvt. Tht~i'tl wltl bo 11\l OQilOunthll! ror flllll!. Thl! fllrmcr 11t11nlnlon8plon gaw Mt\111~ I.Jilrtlllrlhl\1 tltUtll!lltl II sill! hi bt1o11t 1r th\ly Wlll'lln 't wlillll. Sl utlt~niM tllnc~d In Ihi! not eom1~1hlvc 11roup will gill 11 8t!eontl · rMtlln~ 1ly fil~ully 1'\lVII!Wili'Mltl Mill! wlnllhi.W Ull ~~~~~~ilplltmul ~INUtiltll!lll~l!" 11houlll let lhll tiiUtiMl ln. bust~d on ll8MU)'8, eonummlty 8crvl~il ttnd l'lltlllilll11!ndll· tiOI\8, A longilr 111)/lll~ntlon rortn IM plunn11tl1 11 vlng 111utlcn!8 mtlt'i! tooo111 l'or ll88U)III uml rm· A1\IIW NqUII'\ltllllnl, II I~U~h~r me tlnnmmdn lltln , Mo111 IN81Hnt~n, ubout 7~ ~Nent h) SO P,\\Ncnt of the l!lm~ will be ii~lllhtl!d bil81!d 1111 ttat ~~~61'11 11nt1 hlah 81!1\ool ar~dl!8 11161\e tehool IIJlOk\!111\HUI fl:lm )tl~k8tlll nld In u IIUtlllment. Amuntl tho e11untry1 ~dl!r­ ul tlppMlll Clllllftl . 1\IIVIl 1'\ltlehiitl eon nletllll! d\\tl8ltlllil In 1'\ltl!nt yllllrll lln 11Mrmo· 1lv11 Bctlon Itt tttlmlsllltmll. In u ~IOIIIliY Wtlttlhi!d tlltlll thttl Qould ulthl\tll\\1)1 1!1) to lhll U .~. Supl'llntll C'tlurt, II 8lmrtlly ulvldcd rcdernl BJlplliiiM Ctllllt In Mu~ uphcltl th~ Ullll tlr l'U~I! Itt Utl1111118ltlllll u\ the UnlvcrMIIy tJr Mlehlilun luw 11chotll. In 19\l!i, 11 rctlcrul uppctllil et~urt rulln!l lctl the Unlvcr11lty oT '1\l~tlll low ~~~hool m 111up wn11ldllrlng ruec In udtlll811lon11. Othllr tlppMI8 eourt11 huv~ upheld ~~~ Ulllvcr~lty l)f Wn11hlnQillll luw ~chuoi'M rtl~l1·~tlliM~I tlliM ndmi~IIIOil8 thcl'lll$ til\ tiltlllll/>ll'tl tok111.Wcr by $1lrlou~ wh tc supreltla• ehiK1" Mltl Mitt'k l"ol:tll, lldl· lt\f "htl\\llllllllll:llltepotl," tl lfta~llt.lt\11 pu1ltl$hcd by the lnw 'CCI\Ier. . Htlwevcr, Lyo11~, In il Mil~h l t'l li!Uilr ptlsletlo\1 the SVt' Wllb iillc. lii\Yii thill lie Is 1101 it rul'l'\llit l}f Pll*t tllcmber tlf 1he Khm or tillY tlther 1!ltlh!H11*1 ~f'tlltiJ, "hlit a& 1111 c!tpert t1Htl 11 defense ttwyerkt dtl untlenlnnd their till~ • ground tllltl ml)tiVIItiolll." , 1\ltl}k, Whtl CO\Iiltll!rt the SCV 1111 "hl}llor•ble herltqe \lrgtmltttltln, "· uld "ll\IIIIY peupl Iii the .SCV 11re beilll! hooliwlnkcd by Kirk l..yl}tl! 11ntl hiK supporter!! 111id thitt 's 11 11hnm ." Chllrlcti H11wks1 whtl chlllh.!lll!llli Lyol11i (l}r the tollt• tllilntler pust, nys Lytlllll' ntlv•n~tmu~m within lh~ SCV Wtlutd hurt thll l!f'tlii)} 1Klma~t~· "I unc~ ul voralty contcml Utili It will ~l\111 u llllll ~tl dntk owr Ihi!! orgunltll\lonlhnt th~ ur llolh ,IUHtiCQ~ 1\jll'l.lll lhut th~ VOl')' nuiUI\l nr tho Judlclury IN oolnp nltlll'llll. 'f'lill whol~ LXlhll or llle temu\l I~ 111 lmmunl~ll JttdNilN lrom !Xlllllcul pt\lHHlii"OH und tn~tjvo them u ch1mce to smw nnd llltll'll In ol11co. Whlln they leuve tlt'tlmulli!"Oiy, lhe (junllty nl' Amet•lcllll,lltNtlclliH d\mlniHhllil. Thll CIII'C nf thiH, ill\lblcm NHIH with ConP.NHH. So mon¥ RepubllcnnH huvll run l'or nf11Qil by \llUI'illl! (lown lhu BOVIlt'lllllMI nnd lnHultlnllllltllllc ul11clnlH llutl they cun't nr won't Nllf1111111 the pny I'UIHON thut \hoMe plthllc nt11cln Ndeli()rvc ~ lncludlnl! them· ~olve". A lnw enu~ted itt IUKIJ lxMlHtlllll'oll Cl'ltl lliiY nnd iJIIIVI\1~1 fnt• illlllllltl COiloul', llvln11 mi~«~H, 11111 nflet· Ihe C.lOP ~Uillurtltl the Hmtlillln I994, they hl~~~:koo 1\mr or the nexl flvt~ lnct'lliii!OH, 'flliiHO I'Ojlelll\1\1 rllj~X:tlllltN huw li~YU~lUI• ed mnrule In l'ederttl cntuthnUI!ON. 'IWemy · Jud~~~~ were NO l'ruNirute>l. lhey even bi'OUjlill II Nllll UIIUhlHI C'tlll,lll\liH, cllur~ill!l thnltllo fuiltii'C of their HulnrleH tn kee11 llll~ll with !ntlnii<Hl vlolntei lhe C'mlNIItullnn. Out the lill!h Cnun t'lll\tlilld tn luke tho cu11~. So 1110 lmte ~omeN llu~k tn C'ntt~rilHH, mul l)()llllcH. One hope IH thm HeiJulllicnn luwmukilrH will NCO 1he wiNdom or liMlHitn 11 Jltdlclnl HUIItliCH HCIIIUII )liYI!OH lljliJOIIIte\1 IJy 'PreHI®nt lluNh cun nffortl to Ntuy 1111 llw hcm~h. ThiN CIIUilii'YII~~~~~~ nnd ii~~I'VOH tiW llllM .lwdl!eN, und Hhmtld he will 11111 lo llUY l'nr 1hem. (CokiP Roll~r/.1 am/ ,\'W~'I'II ·V. Nohm.1 !IIY' Wa.rlllnHIIIII·Im,rrtl pol/rim/ ,/11111'11111· /,r/,r.) •' fowt~r exetolllllllnl. "Wo' Vtl Qlll " lliiiUlr mllu~alrutJ," 1nlll Jl111 Hnlehl.lll, pr118IIIMI or 11111 Somh turollnu MoNhnnu' Al!rnlhillon. · ln Oaor1Jia and Nlll'th C:'urtJIIntl, elllll1a8 aro lliK ux11n!t tJnly tr they eo8llo88 1han 100. In Smtih C:urollnol hQ 83 d, "You eun buy nlllllll elotiiOI you eun_putln u 1ruek und himl 'em otT," Otm'l qKJliiCIIhAt Ill hopponl sold J ITI'ti~ Humphrl118, "" aeonomle foroou!ar ot llw Unlvenlly of 011orglu, Ho ln11111 IAIIlllilX holldoy1 doo 1t aneourUIJt more lflllnillnu. "Jll.loplo 81111 IPOild" lho 8«111~ · umoum, tlioy ju1t Npllml It 1:111 tho81.l w~~kt;~nd8 hutuncl of bllflJro or nfior," h 1uhJ. Tit holl~uyf muy do Uttll.l 1(1 lfllllfl:lVC lhll ll~tllltl• my In the lonM run, while co11inM mt govl.lrnmonll mllllon1, ho ulil. fllorld" IU8pllt1ded 118 IIIII holldQy thl1 yllur boema ~1r Mttonal meetlt11! In Memphis , l'enn ~ on l'uesday. (AP) light hi whh:h we would ho\JC to have the l'Ublic sec 11~ w li be shadowlld fll~"eVI\t, " Hawh Kll)'l h1 hiK t!llll\1)111~11 1\1;\letial. H11wk~ did. 11ot return a {lhone me~5ilge !'tom The AKKOCial:l\d Pte!!!!, tlt\d Lyolls d!lcllnl\d 1111 tmcrvlcw Wcdt1csd11y. Randy Burbililli, n ~ctr­ l!lll)}ltlyed builllcs~lllnn lluin Columblit. S,t .. also is In the ra~c. l:tc has llo\ involved himxelf ln the debate surNundll\5 L.Yo11s. The SCV1 ronned I11 l 890, l!l:lei by thl! 11\tl\ttll "l:tonorlng tlUr veterani. Nolhlng more. Nuthl~t~l•••·" Membirahlp Ia tl)iell to 11\lilei t~ver 12 who telln ~1'0\le li NllitiVe rought hool)rably fur the South durIng the Cl vii Wllr. The ctll\Vt!ntltljh expected ttl draw lip ttl ~~~w mcmbcn, wltl Include prtii.\Hialiolls by tonfedcrahi teoltlr auanh. an Old South ball and visits to tlvll Wat battlcfl~ldi . '011 'thurstlay afternoon, SCV niellibcrs will eletl a new OOI11lllilt1dcr 111 chief as well as tl:ln1111Bttders ftlt th~ three dlvl~lutt8 tltut1~d f'ot the ,. organi?.ational stnt(t~tre of th~ Co11fedctatc Atlny: the Army of Northcrlt Vitginia. the Altlly or 1cunc~~~c ttnd th~ Army of Tran s- Mi ~s issippi . The bu~inc s~ mcctln!(s and 1hc clccti(llt~ 1!rt.' clo ,<'d tli 11011111CIIlhcts. Edwin IJcason . thr SCV\ OIII!!,Olllg CUI11111Undct· in dliCI. sdid he doc~ not cun , idcr Lyons an cxtremi>t and doc ' 1101 believe the scv · ~ rcpula tlot1 is in dan·gcr. "Re!!Brdlcss of the controVt!l:!ly, We ure not tl ht1tc group We:te not a rllllitltl ," Denson !ald. L~l! Millet, d collvtlntlc:Jn Of!lllllltet, said many scv metnbets believe they should fight harder u~nlnst oppn· nc"ts who would pull Confedetdte 11aJ!l~ . rename . streets nun1cd for Southern heroes or remove Confederate monuments. "The~ Wllttl to be more , active tn resisting that ami writing letters and goi11g Itt govcrnmenl meetings -and I!Oill!l to hcnrlngs," Mlllur Meld. "And rhat' ~ what Kirk l.yt\118 te~h!8CIIts . " '"25°/o OFF Toe Rings &-. 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Appearing every Thursday in The Daily Sentinel i Dance Kelly Pardekoo~r · end the Devil s Housebend Kelly Purdckooper und the Devil's Housebund will per· form ut u CD release puny during the Fourth Aniversury cele· brution ut Court Street Grill in Pomemy Suturduy und Sundtty, tlt 9 p.m. nightly. Further inforrnution ubout the bund and Court Street Grill nrc uvuiluble, online. ut www.,ourt· SII'CCtl!riiLcom. Bun Dinner Gallla County Junior Fair There will he a d!\ncc Friday nt th~ Point Pleasant Senior Center/ MCAG, fe.uturing t~e "Rocky Mountain Boys," 7- 10 p.m. $3 smgle t1cket, $5 couple. ConcessiOns wtll be uvmlublc. Contucl Judy Jones or Jim Rldgcwellut 675-2369 Mon. thru Fri. .from 8 u.m. to 4 p.m. lilf more information. Gallia County Junior Fuir, Friduy und Saturday 1\1 the Gulliu County Junior Fuirgrounds. Friduy's events include 42nd annuulmarket hog stllc, 9 a.m.: pretty baby contest, 10 a.m.; Activity Building nwnrds and Holz~r Clinic uwurds, 6 p.m.: ktddie trnctor pull. 6 p.m.: Ohto Stute Tmctor Pull Association sponsored trnctor pull, 7:30 p.m. . There will be u dunce Smurduy ut Southside Community Cemer. with "Rocky Mountain Saturday's events include 9 u.m .. horse pull: 9 u.m .. Boys," 7- I0 p.m. 44th annual market lamb sale; I0 a.m .. Furm Bureuu tal· ent show; 10:30 a.m., 51st unnuul murket steer sule: II a.m .. kiddie games: noon, 20th annunl market tobucco sule: 4 p.m .. mini-cur demolition derby ; 7 p.m., demoh· The West Virginiu ounce convention will be held ut the West Virginia Wtjsleyun Coll.ege tion derby; 8:30p.m .. Lovcrboy. Duily admission to the fuir is $7. · · in Buckhannon, W.Vu. Friuuy thru Su11duy with clogging, and squure and round duncmg. · Got more informuliun, ctlll ~04 -965 - 5563 or 304· 756-20 I0. • Convention THE MAIN EVENT LL·Cool J M05J. kicks off solo tour Junior Auditorium Technlden e~endury hip hop p1oneer LL Cool J will perform live at the State Cuptiul -•Comple11 in Charleston, W.Va .. Friday. Breaking from . the studio time· with the Neptunes, LL is hitting Intimate venues across the countr~ to perform his countless H1p Hop classics like "l need a beat," "Mama suid knock J.OU out" and "I'm bad." He wtll ulso perform some e11clusive new trucks from his ·upcoming album. For more information on this event go to www.ticketmas· ter.com. ARTS Resources for the TriStute otTers the summer session from 9u.m. to noon Aug. 5-11 ut the Huntington High Rcnuissunce Theatre. Classes, ln .~tructcd by David Bnnu, .ttre ~cured towurd teens with an mtcrcsl In thculre productiun. The fee Is $50. Class size is lim· lted. Registration deadline is · Monduy. Cull (304) 733 -ARTS. Kldfest The Murshull University Student Government Associutlon's third unnual Kid lest runs I0 u.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 3 ut Lel\y Rollins Truck. Kid fest is u lleld duy that features · competitive und noncompetitive u'livilics, games, food, prizes and more. The lirst I~0 children ut this yeur's event receive u l'rcc T-shlrt. Anyone wunilng to help sponsor Klufest 2002 muy cull the SGA offlcc m (304) 696· 22116 or (304) 696-6412. Squire Parsons Gospel singer. Squire Pursons will host u concert on Friday, August 2 at 7 p.m . nt Trinity Chapel Church of Christ in Christian Union on St. Rt. 93 S.. Juc.kson, Ohio. In 1981. his song "Sweet Beuluh Lund" was voted "Favorite Song of the Year" by the Singing News . Car Show The Wheels of Steel car show, in conjunction with the city of Jackson's Pig Iron Days, are offered Aug . 3 at Manpower Park, Ohio 93. Jackson. Registration ends und judging begins at noon. Awards arc pre· sented m 4 p.m. · Kennedy Museum of Art Education Galleries . Kennedy Museum of Art in Lin Hull presents "Night Sky" and "The Stories We Tell ... " which are designed to support school r.ro~rums with the Edwin L. and Ruth E. Kennedy Southwest Native American Collection. The importance of liv11tg nraltruditions, and the .~lories thut objects can tell us, ure the focal points of the male·, rialw be e11plored in these galleries. The "Night Sky" galleries display sandpainting replica weavings that focus on the relationship ~tween the earth and l~e sky during the ~ear and the r<_>le of the st~s in the.Nuvajo universe . . The slur gallery depicts the mght sky us 11 could be seen 111 Athens Oh10 at two dtfferent limes of the year. EJ~hibitions in the &Jucution Gulleries arc ongoing. Museum hours: TW F: 12-5pm: Th: 12-Spm; Sal/Sun: I· 5prn: other times by appointment .. Contact: Clair Carpenter: email, carpente_@ohto.edu; phone, 740.~93.095~. Oil I Ftlttr • Lubt Chltllt Chick Chttllt Allllf7'rt MIIOM, Wtll VIrginia MASON - At Riverside Golf Club, points lender Keith Woods muinlained his leud despite miss! ng Tuesday's action for a cargo run to North Carolina. Woods' 24-poinl leud was cut down to 13. Ralph Sayre slid past Dave Jacoby and Claude Proftltt to grub the second place position with 136 pomts while Woods stand ulop the lcudcrboard at 146. A total of I0 foursomes and one lhree-mun teurn were on the board for Tuesduy's play. despite sizzling tempermures. Winning the team event were Dewey Smith. Middleport. Ohio. Buck Hall of Ruvenswood, und Dick Dunbury and Rul ph Sayre of New Haven; whn posted u 12-under pur score of 58. Coming in u tic for second 111 11 -undcr pur 58 were the teams of Mick Winebrenner. Rucine·. Ohio, Chcl Thomus. Patriot, Ohio, Chuck Culp. Athens, Ohio und New . Huvcn's Don Ray: Don Wilson of Chester, Claude Proffitt of Racine. Bill McDaniel from Middlepon and Paul Lanham of Ripley. · Closest to the pin honors · went to Buck Hull on No. 7 und Dewey Smith on No. 14. Buck Hell - 127; Bob Andtraon- 11 Terry Hupp - Audition ·Workshops The Kanawha Players conduct. audition workshops from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 4-5 at the Kanawha Mall's east entrance, in the space formerly occupied by Buzuar's Department Store. Classes are open to ages 13 und older, and are free and open to the public. Workshops are taught by husband und wife, Jeff and Debbie Haught. .Cull (304) 925-5051 Noon to 4 p.m. Aug. 24 at the Ashland Boat Ramp. A full day of Christian music featuring Tait of de talk, Ruchuel Lampa, Fireproof, 3PO, . Neutral Agreement Rosewood Lane, Joey's Loss and many more. Other festivities include a rock climbing wall, a jupiter jump, bungee run and much more. Tickets ure $14. Call 1-866-325: 0556 or go online at www.tristateyouthfest.com. ' Crow' a Family Restaurant · Featuring Kentucky Fr;ed Chiclren Phone (304) 773-8721 OPl!N t DAYI AWIEK Woods holds Riverside lead Top aO polnlo IOidl'l - Kollh Woodl - 149: Rolph Soyre - · 136; Claude Prolllll - 130: Oavo Joooby - 127.5: Youthfest Drama.Camp 114 mitt north ol P4!m.,oy ·Meeon lrldge HIGIDlGHTS 'Roeky Mountain Boys' Vinton bean dinner und purnde is Suturduy. The purude through the downtown Is ut II u.m.. und the uinner will be from II :30 u.m. untll3 p.m. For informntion on the purndc, 'onWet Dtlnnu DeWittut 3KI:!·!B27. Fur informntlon on the dinner. mntact John Hokomb ut 3HH- The .Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District hosts a dmmu camp from9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 5-9 ut Rluer Purk Amphitheater. The cump, open to children ages 7 to 17. is directed by Joseph Wright,un employee of the entertainment division of Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Fin. Registration fee is $6S, with a $S discount for the second child from the sume fumi ly. Cull q04J 696-m4. WEDNESDAY'S Pometoy, Olllo a.e; 116.5; WIJa Peleraon - 114.15: . Harley.Aice - 111 .15: Rondal Browning ...:. 111; l<on Whiled - 107.e; Don Fleldl - IOS.tS: law Gilland - 106: Paul Lanham - 105.15: Jack Fox- 104 : Fred Smllh - 103.5: Don Wlloon- 100.6: Dewey Smllh - 99.6; Bob Hyooll - 96: Chet Thoma• ~ 89.6. cvs dror.s · sponsorsh p of Marathon · CLEVELAND (AP) - The 4,000-store CVS pharmucy ciJuin withdrew Wednesday as leud sponsor of the annual Cleveland Marathon. CVS, bused in Woonsocket, R.I., said it would refocus its corporate giving in the Cleveland area to programs dealing with health cure and job training. CVS had spon· sored the marathon for five Y,eurs. Skating fixer arrested . NEW YORK (AP) - A reputed Russian .crime boss was arrested on charges he tixed two ti11ure skating events at· the Salt Lake City Games by arranging a vote-swapping deal, yet another bizarre twist in a sca'ndul that has tainted the sport. Alimzan Tokhtakhounov, p(cked up in Italy on U.S. charges, 1s accused of scheming to get a French judge to vote for the Russian pairs . team, which won th~ gold medal. ln exchange, he iUTanged for the Russian judge to Vote for the winning Frimch ice dancing team, according to a criminal complaint filed in · Manhattan federal court. Wiretaps used in a mob investigation captured a series of telephone calls between Tokhtakhounov in Italy and unnamed conspirators during the game.s that "lay out a put· tern of conduct that connects those two events," U.S. Attorney James Corney told a news conference. Beltre leads · Dodgers past Reds · CINCINNATI (APl - Adri~n Bohre · Is always better in the sevotld half. Tho Los Af1geles 0\x,lgtm wish tht~y ~'Ould say the stu1w thh1g <thl>ut lhl'll1>t~lve, . Belln: hom<>i'eU twt><>. teuding Los Ang~le-s out of it> recent power •lump. and the Dodger> hit four homer; in t~ll "' thoy Jlulle<l away to unll -5 victory Wedne,duy over the Cincinmut Reds. Their thil'\l buse1mU1 ·Is ~now for his lute >urge> - he\ t\ . ~~S ~~~~r hitter in the fh·,t hutt' of th<'' sl'u~un • .219 in the s..,~:mu.t hulf. And he's at it lljjllin. "It's nvt h(lw you stun. il's how you t1nish," Beltre >uid, He leads the Dodger' ivhh I~ RBts since tht All-Slur bNnl- und hll> bet>n pnrtkulurly hot lutely. gl>llljj I J.t\11'22 with 11 double. 1wo triple>. two homers and nine RBls in the lt~>t f1ve gnrnes. "He's got thunder in his bat." Sllld Shuwn Green. who ~~l~o homered . "When he's hot. he's n vt:~ry tuu11h vut. Whut you'N ;~eing nvw i .~. he's sHirt~ i ng 10 get hot." · The Dodgers wish they could ucqulre hls ,knnck for gelling beller us the seusonsoes ulong . . They led'the Nl.. West by 2 1/2 gumos nt the AII·Stur brenk. hut. u 6· 13 slide:> hus dropped them lmo second place. t1ve gumes behind Arlzonu. The{ N one game uheud of thir\l·pluce Sun Francisco In the wild ·~nrd 'tundlngs. I'M HERE- ·Bengals first-round draft 'pick Levi Jones. a left offensive tac~le out of Arizona State. runs through The ot'fense hu> been their \h>wnt'ull. drills during practice at the team's training camp In Georgetown , Ky. Unlike most recent Cincinnati picks. Jone5 scoring twu ur fewer r\ltlS In 10 of the signed In time to begin c.amp. (AP) lust 19 gumos. They'd gone nve games without a homer. lllltil Puul Ln Ouca ',....,_~to~~~~~~~u).urth wilh one nt1' Brinn ' '0' Green followed with his first honier since July II nnd his 28 th over1111. GEORGETOWN, Ky. (APl from the bllndslde that might get the tleld us well. with the power. Beltre's solo homer sturted 11 f'lve ·run Cincinnati Bengals rookie Levi him Cllrried off the field," said speed and footwork of a player with eiGhth inning th«t mnde h 9 ••\ nnd he Jones doesn't Jones, a first -round draft pick from several years of NFL expprlence. had u two-run shot In the ninth ul'f Jose mind being Arizona State. ''He's such a rare guy who's u ter· Ri).o. culled a "Every offensive lineman feels ril'ic athlete," Bengals offensive 'If we just put it nil together und do bodyguard. thut wuy. but it's drilled Into your line couch Puul Alexander suid. the little thine> like we did toduy. we're He accepts head even more when you're a left going to be I me," Beltre snld. the lube! tuck le. Thut 's the job - period. II' "He just needs game experience The Reds ure stnrtlng to llCq ulro the to get out there und pluy. He's w i t h you want to cull that being a body· look of n teum In trouble. already got great instincts. The pride. guard, so be it." They led the N1.. Ccntrul for ~ l duys . odd~ of him muking me u good As eurlier this season. building the cu•hion u left The 6-foot-5, J06·1>ound Jones couch ure better than of me making to us much ns five gumes on May IR. doesn't sound like' a lyj>lcul first · him a goud pluyer." tucklc, my job is to protect the They've gone 29-35 ~ince then . falling yeur player making the difficult health of our quurterback - to Jones Immediately linpressed· his m&kc sure he doesn't luke a hit leap from col,lege to the pros. Ple11e IH Tlckli, 12 , ................ 12 He looks more like a veteran on } ones not the us_ua_t·Benoals n_o_o.kte ;. ·,. . . .. II Athletics avoid being swept by Cleveland OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Mark Mulder's bud inning come early enough for the Oakland Athletics to recover. Jacob Westbrook's mistakes Cllllle too late for the Cleveland Indians to overcome them . . Mark Ellis singled home Terrence Long with the go-ahead run in the eighth inning Wednesday, and Oakland avoided a sweep with a 6-4 victory over the Indians. The A's won for just the second time in eight games. Oakland scored twice in the sixth und eighth to help Mulder (12·6) recover from a rocky second inning. He won for the IOth time in 13 starts. All ·four of Oakland's runs scored while Westbrook (0-1 ), making lust his siJ~th appearance of the season follow· ing elbow surgery, wus on the mound. The A's, who feel they're wasting chances to catch Seattle and Anaheim in the AL West, finally broke.through aga·lnst Cleveland following two narrow losses. Eric Chavez and Jermaine Dye hit back-to-buck homers in the second inning for Oakland .. · Jim Thome and Ellis Burks, both the subject of trude rumors, were held out of Cleveland's lineup because of injuries. But both stayed with the team as the ll'Jide deadline passed without funher moves by the rebuilding club. Oakland rail led from an early fourrun deficlt11 then went ahead in the l eighth when Long led off with u single uguinst Westbrook. Aller u sacrifice, Ellis drove Long home .with u single to left, and the A's added another run on Miguel Tejada's bases-loaded infield single. Westbrook wlllked four in 2 1·3 innings. Ricky Gutierrez had a two-run double during Cleveland's four-run second, and John McDonald and Omar Vlzquel added run-scoring singles: Mulder allowed just one hit and two baserunners outside the rteeond Inning. finishing with six hilli and six slflke· outs over eight lnnin11s while retiring 14 of his last IHlttefri. . Cievelund .sot an encouraging start I Reitsma demoted to Triple A. CINCINNATI (AP)- Chris Reitsma was the one to go. .The right-hander was demoted Wednesday through no fault of his own. The Cincinnati Reds decided to activate left-handed reliever Gabe White off the disabled list, and Reitsma was the ml'lsl obvious choice. . Sincll the Reds retooled their rotation, Reitsma has been pitching out of the bullpen - not' the best thing for a young pitcher who is project· ed us a sturter. More Important, he had minor league options left. "It's one of those unfair things in baseball," manager Bob Boone said. "This is f frnm Charles Nagy, who's lryllllltn get buck into the rotation he anchored fnr much of the 1990s. In Just his fourth start of the seuson -· hts second since the Indians traded Burtulo Colon und · Chuck Finley, opening spots for Naay and JIU'et Wright - Nagy allowed seven hits und two eurned runs in five innlnjls. Nugy walked three batlefli. · Ouklund tied it at 4 with two unearned runs in the siMh. Vizquel. the riine-time Gold Glove shortstop, boot· ed Randy Velurde's easy/rounder w keep the inning alive, un Wcstbrnok wulked Greg Myers with tho baiies loaded. Dye then scored on Ellis' grounder. the .position we've been in with a lot of things this year. We don't have much lee· way on the roster." . And, for the moment, they have too · many potential starters. They've added Ry~n Dempster and Brian Moehler through trades, and. knuckleballer Jared Fernandez woii·1111p0t by pitchin& well after his j)romotlon. With Elmer Dessens and Jimmy Haynes continuing to pitch well, the rota· tion iR set for now. Ther11's no room for Reitsma, Jose Rijo (now in the bullpen) or Joey Hamilton, who is on a rehab assignment after recovering from o pull.ed hamstring. Reitsma was 4-8 in 19 starts and two · relief uppearance11 before his demotion, He's scheduled to start .Sunday for Louisville. · f Buckeye fullback pleads innocent COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ohio State fullback Branden Joe pleaded . In no· cent Wodne•day fo u drunk· en drlvln& charlie, Joe, a 20·Yilllr·old sopho· more from suburban Westerville South High School, did not altllnd the heurlnll in Franklin County Municipal Court. Hili lawyer, Joe Scott. entered the plea on hl1 behalf. Joe wali iiiTCiiled Friday after . ~olice found · him asleep rn a car about 3:4S a.m. on a hit~hwar rnmp '; near campus. Pollee ~Rid he refused to tuke 11 brcuthalyz. cr tc~t. ', Couch Jim TrcueH ·•nld Wednesday that no dcciJion hall been madll on Joe'11 IIIII· tua and thut the te11m will Jlloy o role in maklna ihe decision . "Brandq1 ha4 • hcarln& today 11n of 11\li'(C we. "number one, defer to lhe leaal proceu," Tre•~ell Maid, ·~a nd n11mbcr two, we dl•· cu•~ any conlequcnccl with the aroup bcfor~ wa dp with · the pubhc.'' • �• at• n-. 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Utm\1~ tlithl 'I ~\~~!Ilk . 1\'ll\.111\'1~ tlli ,. the ~ll\111!, tllht~ l!illllll'~ H \liM : ~\'VI!II ·~\1\rl U". w ~ IU liOr liO 5 44il e IT '!Ill Wlil ••,,, ClloMe "":t~'~Cutlll. ~ M!Noilll<toil •=t~& ~I lht ll.llllll'l'l ~~--· ' IIWil 0 N .V!MIO..~O L•A!IIIMII, C:IM4~ L.. ' .......,. $ I ~o....... IM'I A~r:= '. t ..), ?. pm ~~~~ tllllp.m an " l'1llttill oe 11111 . lMI ,..._ " l'l\ilo~ r oe P"' ftoollll!l 11 NV. t.IIMI f' l ~~~~ ~~~Ilk W...uMtl\AMlllt ?:liS p.m !1, M1111ll~tl I: 'Ntw hum'llnt\er the Ml.'ls l11.1lst~l\'tl . .;l \\w~ HI, lluu~t1111 II: Atltllltc\ their t'il\:hllt~ ~tnll' whh 11 \lltlr •"*"-nLIIItUf ~. Mltwllllk~ I: Pltt~hm'!lh ut' dents nt the 1\'tftlc dettdl ''"· em w L lie\, t, t\lltll'tl\1,, 11: l1lllt1thl l\, St. lii>I!I'Y MN~ l'll.l~itll\11 Jlll\,Wt Ntw\~Mt. !t Cl3l! L\1\11~ !1: L11~ ~~~~~ ~ I I, eith •t· S\.'01~1 Ill' drtl\1\' IIIli I'll II l!<itw. M -~ . 11\iol t'lll\'hi\Uiti :1: 1111\1 Still l)il'lt•l hi thl! 11111111~. whkh etmt~ llil!llt~ &8 m lufllnta 4!111 : i!, t'hil.'t\l!ll t'ub~ !\, In l I IIIII' lli~hlul\1i~ ll lll•,l his~ It\ lalfojllllly :IS ~· 830 ' 1111\llljl~ . . Hllll~\1111 til Sh\'tt Stttdlum. Ctlllltl : lii1Wtl h111l ~~ 11 11lenty hy w L 1111 . llttA\'K.~ 9, 1\tti':\\'K\tS I 8& q 1!01 ' the \IIIII' U,ml]~ ~II nil' It\ I hi' MlMull ~1'1111~'0 hit tin •e tluu4?0 at 11111\! ht th~ ninth, Htmtl~ hit bles Ullll dniVI! ht thlt"t' "Ins .~s ~ •• 1lis .Nth h•tlllet· hi the Mh tllltl thllii\CI' Junes hmne~d ~llllll Cil'l t3 t>iln)l\ 40 ee m 11111111~ tnttlul~lllmtl tll'tltluu- ut 1\11'1\CI' Flclll, · WHI hl ~. . 1\evln Miltwt\llll nlltliVI'd w L !itt "Ytmlu~l ~llll 'I I •I him bl!ul une l'\111 l\.1\tl n\11.' hits l\1\d ltilllt 611 ~ .!1 I Allll\tlm Ytlll," 'Uuwn snit!, "llll'!l m11~k ttllt s~!ve11 11~ hi' Willi M 8) •-~ .Be! Olkllfl(j · nlwtl)'!l ltl~ketl In nntl he hi ~ lOth, 'rile rlll,hl•hmldCI' Is lam 811 4~1 . II)Vc~ thtl~i/ ~lllllllh\11~, Ut\lltl ~ II· I hi his IMI 14 ~lttrt~. IRINGIN' THI HIAT - OlomortdbMkll 1:)1\cher Rondy Johnson fire& o pllott lo 9 Montrel!l · I~ u 1.1~1\ltli.IIIY wh~ll. hc '!l ~It· Jones hit tl \WO•Il\11 htiiiiCI\ EitllO~ bl!lter tlllfltlll ~~~~lll1d tnnlllt! NL !!ctlon Wadnl!!ldlly In MOtltrl!lll, (AI') • till~ till the hl'llch, hll'~ "''' n his 12th, h1 the Mh u~ the 'llum!, I.IIIY ~lillltlh11.1 In the 131't\\les Won their II th In 14 titlX , ' I!UIIII!~. ltiS\111 1\1!1\lluii'M Mln~l~. llluli In th~ I11'M I 111 cntl their nlso htHIIc~d for lhc l'uth~N . 1 I lit thl! 1!\jllllh, U1111tl11 1 tltA1'~S '7 1 lttJt'kiiCS II Th~ tub~ lutd rullllt.w~· 1111 1\IAitt ,IN~ II, CAIIIltNAI.!I !I l l·illllh\11 SCIII't' IC~~ Nll'l!llk l\1 i1111kl'tl ll~ lhtlltrh he IIHI Urltul dllcM · dl'llV~ 111 thi'I!C f' l t'Nl umJ SCCI111d With 111\C J11~h Uc~kctt ~ll'lll!llillll h11111~ . · ht\VI' htll'l hlll\!1\!1 11"\!f Cl\l~h · !till ~, lncllldhll! tl IWtH'\111 thl\ml!h Iilii~ l111h~ 10th, bill t:lr~llltllHI NIK ln1111111~ tu fll'ltl t:I IIIN II,I,AtlllliS ft · In~ 11 11y bull, lie 1Y11Iked d1111hh! tllllt l!ll vc the 1 1 \i·utll~ Vllltll\tct·tc I!UI tllndt·hhtcr tthll'ldu win 111 Pm l'!nycr Murk 1\Ml~IIY nnd Phil lii'Uiintt In l\\1, 11cltii\Jr ll 1\!W thll letltl ut I:!Nt lllll'k u~ lhll Studlum, u11d Mike Rcdllltllld · Nevill hit 'l\1dd Huntllcy tu strike lllll II til •l\1111111.1 " cu11d~. but !ltuyctl In the Ph'lltl!!l t'un Colm·utlu'M hl!~lnl! tluuhlcll hullte th~c nmM In lml\1~1·~ - Ncvlu hml twu u11d Murk llelllwn lnl!l\luntl . Ml~Uk t\1 lll_l\1 illllll\lM, fll'!ll lnnllll!, hul\1111'~ l'lll' tho 1.111111 - to 0\lt, li"/~~litl~ lui~ hit 21 homl\r~ ttl ltllh Mut!kowluk utltlcll 11 theThta Chlcul!u strutk out 20 MurtlnMt wholmtl b en Icull Su11 IJICI!ll 111 Writ~ ley Vllt~r111111 StntiiU\11, th~ mu!ll twu·rlln hottull' llll' the lhttc~ u11illo~t fur the ~event II out~CLI~d ~~ ·32 111 the flrMl llleld. b~ tt vl~l1l111.1 j1h1~er t\1 thl' l'lmtes, whu tlctl the ll,lttne on lnuh11.1lhl~ MCUM\ll\, 1\luk u 4·0 lttlll duntund Ryu11 Klcsku tim~ 111 el~ln l!nmcs. ~tundlnl.l~· llri11n M11Drid~ ~11d Ctmt1injlhum iHIQh h11d ft """Cunnln1.1lmm "" "~~~~~. 110111 ~ill lltJ th\l 111111W•wlnnhlll 1.111111 ~ lth " I.IIYO•I\1\U•I.IO pluy with 1}\lfJt~t \lommutll llt'illn -W\l~t. who ~~oro11 in thll 70th mlnutt', Th~ Ml!tmSun·~ wok u 1·0 lllu<lln tlw thlt\1mlnutowlnm I~Odt'i~O flurlu ~Q\\1'\ld (\1\ II 1'\lhmmtl ol1' Mu1nuclnu Dlullo'~ c\)\11\1\hy kiQk , · Mclll'(llll tiNIIt In tht! I\lth mlnutil on 11 llilnll lt ~ kiQk, 1.\n~ll~ hlluthlll '~1m I~OWI\1\111) thl! li!ll Millll. MNmStur~ Beltre from Pip II fiYI'llllllllllM bahlmltha St. l,nuiM CunllnuiM. They trudod t'nr Ryun l)cmpMt~ 1• uutl Moehlar In July. htH thil IWwcnnli'rM huvl! .JI!OIIO 2·41n Ml~ MturtM with nn H.~() I~ RA. ~on trlbutln~ to thaii.Him'M M tuti. If they're ~oln~ttn muko u mnvll,lt hutl hill• tcr be Moon. "Thcfre ull hll!nml they uti 1101 hil!tlill'," munlllJCr lloh llonno Muld. They hud n chtm~a Wl'dncMdllr u~11inMt Hldca Nnmu (11 ·6), who Mlrull~lcl mll!htlly In tho f'lrMI lwo lnninjl~ . 11~ ~~~v~ Ujl 11 \111lr ill' runN In 11 ~ ll· flll~ll 11rNI lnnln~, th~n Iii ·thli RodH lnn<l tim hiiNI!M In thll Ml!~ond . Nnmn 11111 Kiln CJrll'l'l!y Jr, IO!II'oumlnut 111111 end thntthr~ul, 1lwn dldn'tullnw unilthel' r1111nor lnln M~orl 11~ llllMitlnll th1'nu~h th~ Ml~t h . "tl~ ITIUdQ IW\l J,IOO(ItlltChili Ill J1111lt11' Ill j.!lll nul uf' thul huMcM;Jnudud Mltuutlon.'' Ln l)u~ll Tackle from Pip II cn11chuM und tllummnteM will1 hiMl'irMI 11111~0 liM II JlCIII!lll Nljlninl! th~ duy lwt'ore u·uln· In~ CII!Ofl Nturtcd i111d pul'ilcl· put ill!! ill the MIIUIId'M l'frMI IWO wnrkouiM , Tu u l~lllll with u l'riiMimtlnll hiNIUr)' nf hnldnWMhy lOll cJrul'l plckN ~ dcf'enNiv~: end JuHlin Smith miNN~d ull of luMI yeur'H Clllll ll while llOjlllllnl· IIIII hiMCIJIItriiCI = 111111 UCI •poke vnlumo•. "i\N u lel't lUckie, e•vcclully one cumlnjl In IIK jle~ t ed In plo~ rl11h1 uwuy, you Ju•l · c:un 1 mi•H uny lime," Nuld JllnCN, who Nfjln~(i II fi~C· ~eur. $11 mllllo.n deul una IM c~pocled In chu ll enjl~ I ~ . your veteru11 Rl~hmunil Wehl1 rnr the Hlurtlnll Job. "I C~ flrC:oH~!l my f'rdlnjjo ''' my ojlent ,thnl I nerdr!l to lw In cumr f'rnlll!lil)' Ill)~'" ulv~ lllC the heNI "PIIIII'IUIJily \II piny. Both •ltlr• kn~w ln ~l'd ' dQI\\ntlilf Ro~M l)lllllil kiiiWki!ll 1:)1111 h.l h~n\llitl htl\\111 " Mt~rthm down l)•tltl1 l'llhountl otr tl ~hm hy Amty hilllhltl In thil holt, ~il, lnjl. Wlltl"m~ thnt llnnttl!tl ot'l' lhl! t'olumhtl~ thl! lll!nulty kl~~ CI\IS~hl\1', lllll)lll't\1111 ty, 11111111 ml nut t!N Iutili', t'olumlm~ 11111k " l · I ll!utl on " 1111111 hy t\11\llllll.lhlll\\, · In th~ cln~lnt~mlnutl! of th11 111·~ 1 hi1lf. Jn~ t\lltln wu~ 1~8111'11 1\ l'llll I'UI'ti 1\ll' 11 hlll'tl llwklll lhllll lwhlnll \Ill nrlun MI!IN111111\Ill VII, ;\\Ill\I·~ l'ii!C• tlon 1\11-wtl th~ M11li\1SIIu'~ 111 llluy · tht! I'll~\ Ill' Ihi' 11\l\ICh ll\l\111\ ll 111111\ , llut tht! Mllii\ISim'Mtilltl It In tht! S~ th mlillll \l, wlwn Mf Kyl\l 1001. THURS-... • MEIGS ' • EASTERN • Mllitl, "\1Villl thnuph h~ WI\Mll'l tiii'IIWIIII_l ~llllll, lill!~l nutol' thut ,111111 "'"" thll k~y 111111~ whnl~ jlllnW," Oneil th~ l)ntiii~I'M M llll'l ~ll hlttlnp lmnwt'M, til~ RodM know tlwtct miMM~tl thril' vhutWI\ '''lltt~I Yu l Nnmu,' Mo~hl~t· !IIIli. "'l'h~1·~'M on~ fnnlnp wl1\!l'll he mlpht M ll'lllol!lir, tlwu uti nl' t1 MUlkl~n ht! jllliM It llljlllth~l', " NO'ri~NI Tlw [}mi!;!NM' \17 lmni~I'M lll'll thll'll" l'owoMtln tho Nl,, "' Nomo hudn't h~ulen th~ ~~~dM Minco Mu~ 5, 1~97, hlMIIll! hiMluMI l'uur ~~~~IMinnM lll!liii\MI them. II~' M ~ ·4 In I() Clll'cm· ~ tum llj.IUinMI thc RoliM , '" llolll'~ niNo hit twn hnmorMut Cnhll'mloon S~111 . 10. 2000. "' Th~ I~QdM l't~uc hod tho M mllllonmu1'k I'm ull ,tlmc 1111~ml11n~" 111 {'IIIN~Y Fl~ld, whld1 olll!llllll 11~ lll~~rlh1111 Stulllum In 1\17(), Til~ ~~~l Mpl~k~li u fun ut r11mlnm tn ihl'llw put u ~Niimnnlul . l'lrNt plt ~h . nml ~IIYil nwuy M r~Jlll~u~ nl' C'I II~I'I!Y· "' In N~Villl WII'IMMl l) ~ll l'ili11J'111111l i'l'llm 11 llllll iill humM II'Iilll, (ll'lt'f'li)' I~ ll •l'nt·· J~ (, ;I'J I) with 11 hum!! I' uml HI~ II II IM. II ~ IYUM l · fnr· ~ Wrlhii!MIIIIy with 1111 1(111 IIIII! hi~ lllltl l'llll · ~col'lnl! Mi n~ II!, 1.1ll to hil ht1r1.1, 111\ll w~ ~~~~ II dono. I lind no dnullt I d h~ hllre," (.'on~h Dl~k L1•1li!UII Nuhl II'N I'UI'Il Ill l'lnd 111111 type ur UtliiUdl!ln YIIUIII.lllluyllrN, . "I think r~~·· Ylliii'Nilh~llllln lllflllN nl' f'n~UN IIIli! 11111111111 lllllllll'lly," l .il ll~uu NUid, "Til~ ut'll IHII.&UIIrunllltlN In thi Mllu•l· 11\!NN, 1111 llilNnhlll! 1'111'111\IIIIN I'm• •u~~e••· llul I k.11ow hon· llNty, IHII'd wm·k 1111<1 huvln11u NOliN~ of' jlUfJlOIII Ul'il ull lmpor1unt. 1 HllnNr ull ·ol' !hut In J,cvl.'' · Jone• hu~ ulwoyN hucl u HII'Clll~ NllflNIIIII' llUfllllNI!, i\ llul'unNivu Clll ul Suntu Cru1. Vulley lll~h - !lchnnl In ~loy, Arl1.,, hll Wlli,llhlld IIIII)' 21 ~ llllliiiiiNwhen lle wulklld Oil Ill Arlmnu l!tuiC'N fllOIIJull 1~nm lfH u l'rilHhmun. llil lllillli'~CI AS~J ctll !Ill U~Udllltllll HchulurHhil'· "lr ~1111 wmlltl huvt• liNked nw wh~ll h~ wu• u lhl~&h •~l11111i ) •~11h11' II' h~ would !w 11 m~kl'l •d~niiHI m· 11 lnothull f!luy~r. I WIIUI!i huvl' •ultl f'll~.k~i •dt'llll•t," •11111 IIIII 1\okl'W, ~hllflllllllllli iht• llldlh ~ '· DrtOfThls ~ sp dol Fon s;::: wEdition I '• ' tl~t''"'lnllwluml junlm· VIII'Hity f'11111hull ~~~~~~ ~~ Ill Siilllll Ci'UI, Vulllly, . Al'l~l' II MIHhh'l i'I'~N hmun H~IIMOIIIIl whi~h h ~ hulk~d Ull Ill li~ lliiUIIliH, J1111~N IIIIIYI'tJ II~ ol'f'l'll~~ ~111 1'1 ~11 11n1l Ill 1!11111'11 UM It Hllj!IHl\111!1'~ . II ~ """''' il f'lnul muvl! 111 ll'l'l lil~k I~ u~ 11 junior 1111(1 hln•· Hlllllt'll. Ill• Wll• tli ~kl•ll l'il'il ·l~i\111 AII · Jlu~ Ill u• 11 "~'111111', IIII~IUH' ill)i ill~ IIIli! ol' 1111 IIII'~IINl' ihul IIYI'I'IIjl~tl ti l(! . ~ yurtiH fiN j!llllll' . It ~ l~f't Al'l/111111 S t ill~ wlib u hu~h~ fnr'• ti~!ll'•'•' In l!~l!r~l·~ •~I · Cll~ll umlu111il1111' lillm•ln~""· IICJWUVUI', JllllllN k!HJWN IIIII• UI'UI llllilily uml II Hlililllr ~Ill • I~!W ~~~~·~1!1' will 11111 h~ ~IIIIIIIJII Ill lllllk~. 11 .\11 lhll NPI, . "I've Mill II h!lllliillll'll, 1111ll I thl11k 11 will llrltl lit 11iuy lwhlllil 11 II"Y Ilk~ f( l~hllltlllil· whn hu• •c~11 1111tl tltn~t•lt ull ," ~~~ oillil. "'J'hl• Whlllc IJIIIIW I• jlll'flllll!li llll, tllltl I Wlllll Ill llC l'l'IIIIV rn ~llllllihllli! lllld lwitl Iill• .."''"" will 11• . "'""' u• I • ,HI ' .Clll DIVI or Betty It 992•2158 . For More Information The Dally ' \ oa •••• •• "' " "" · ·~· • I? !Ill\ :Ill 011 -,. I? illl'• Qol 01 ~ 5 !Ill> ·Rangers rough up Mussina, ro.ut Yanks Bas~ra to seA . Prev/! . " .,,, Follow all of your Crew pulls closer to MitroStln with 3·2 win ·favorite teams in .· The Daily Sentinel · lan~tl~ ~~~~""' A~~-~~~~ <3) t!Moo\1,..1 (OI\O.o : Al1ttmll '. ll Clnttn.'ll lOt- ~\till''"" ~lllllll'letl II Willi\'~~ ~ ;Ill) the Mcts bijlgcst flflll itmillil sht\.'t' th~y Sl'l.ll !II sl.'vtll tl~.uln~t S1111 l"hm •ls\.'1.1 with 1111 Junt l\, I~~~ . E~l\'~ $ n· ~.. Ar91\111 h11111e - Shtll\'11 I 01 II Man Shmttlh\1! Jtl\ll\1)' l}m-nl" "'"''tl ~tiM . '\\ltl hll •tlhl\"t'·"m h\1111 r ill New 1\1 1..11\11\' Whllt he \\wl ·~ SI'\'\'\H'\11\ \1r~t Ill ' ~ll\11 1\1 Ill\' lllltl )'\1\1 111111 't \\'l\111 1\1 llltl\1' whnt I ~llitl ' Ill R1r · .!i>l!t Wlltl Luis C11111ttllt'r htlllll'l~llltl' IIIMhl \\l~hll lllll.l th\11'\' ht r·,M w ~ his llflll '"111111le~ jllllll ~'"'"' At~til ~1. . , IJiollltllltlbu~k~, M~'11i til, As,'ttt~~ • . •n ~ ~ IS 18 It .... tlw Ill\' Mill~ (l~.oll l'tlisl'\1 his s\'11~\\11 Mill hl ~ l !\, lll~hhltl '" 1 u ~ Oillllllllltlbu.:ls bt-111 the '"~" th.~XItl t.t ~mpk SmJi11111, 'wall. 'ln~tt J,l~\' 1\'111\'\.1 ~MI utill11 1\1 tl11i~h tlw 1'1\Hiit~' ~-II \\'ill S1111 511 1$ llt.l tltltlrMII Mill, Ill IU .31 ~ Ul .,~~'l:l*~t"-S ~' 1\:\m-l ' !tilt~· "*'w......... ~llollio "1~ ~~~ 11 kit 111' 1111111 •s ill \II~ "-"\1..," 't'lllllill sft\J, " I \\t\ "''"'"" !11,1 \\ "' ,\ -1\11"-<l \\ b~l\\1, • llilihl. Til h-ttl ms 1111111\' out li!llls' ~~~~ 11~1 llli'<s ~ I{l ND .. ,,..." ""'... -tar••• " ... ,•.. ..... ·"'""' • . , •• , • ... E •= "· . . " ., ., ......... .. ..... "' -- Ill\ ttl 1},11\,k. tlf II." TH lAM hi... \14' ~I t\llllill. '"'•· 11\le ""' t\1\' 1"1\illl ' ~\\""~ '1111\l.'f tllll ll'lt ~~~~~~11\1 ~"-: Aqust 1, 2 2 AR UNn 1 . "'""ltl' l n.tln 1. . ' UV HIE IISBOCIArEO ~~tee Alclt Rlltlrli!Uilt. u11d thll Toxn~ Run~erM let IlluMe tl wtmle Meuwii'M wut1h Ill' thl~lrnllull hy l!llillll bully, . The Run~ •r11 teellllll' tti!UIIIMI Mike Mu,M~Inu iiii'CCuii:ll\tMhlllll Wetlnc!lduy nljlhl. l'llllillll! the N~w Vurk YunkccM 11-5. 1\mtM IHIItclmtl the muli\ll'n nmrk or Ncvcn exll·n-bt\MC hllM 111 till 1111111111. - A·ltutl hit hiM 111l\]ur illlljiUe- leudlll~ j(Jll1 htnner untl the ltun~t.cr!l utltlcli Ml ~ double~ In u ~lx-ru11 ~c~tlml. "We wel'lllike Mike Ty~on hlttli1JIIIII UlltJll· nent\" Multi ttul'ucl IJultnch'IJ, whu 1\ud u11e 111' J lhe l ouhi~M. "Stiii1Cnl~hl" you're l!lllnl!lll IIIli dubb,retl ~nd ~o1 nc 11lght" you du Th11 clllhhcrlilJ!. '1\ntl)lhl IYitM 1111\l ol' lhliMC where evcrylhfii}IIYC1i1 well." 1\fUMMIIIu hud pitched 111 leuMtllve lnniiii!M In uti 21 prc~lou~ ~luriM thl~ ~cu"un . lie wuM lll~gcu lor KCV\.!11 I'll liN Ul1d. II hits Whllcltt~lllll! \lillY three lilllilill8 ut Th~u~. "They w~r~ hTtlln~ IJitcheNthot were duwn, uwuy·ui'I'· Hf'llcd. Y•lu'd think they 'll hltllnc ut ."IHHebtkly IIINII.lltll ur In the yu~," Mu~sl nu ~uhJ , , "II' I kuow tile cK\JIUI11Uiun, I'd stop h.' he ~uld . "l'n1 nut hU\1, lll:ln'lthlllk lt'MUIIY!)1il11! llhYMicUI. We' II Nit duwn UIH.I nyure II \lUI. DAftN IUflllllt lALLI - Now Vork · • 'l'he ltU111J!Crs, bllrlcd In luNl pluce In the AL THOll pllolfllr Mlko Mu11ina ollnchlll tha ball aa he WeHt, 81!1 NI!IIMUII hlllh8 l'l:lr runs ond hils (21 ), prl!paree to deliver a pitch to o T41Kdl ~IIMI!IIrl ' ltuukle Kevhi Mc11ch hnd f'uur hllMund Mike ::tu111b homered und scored fu11r tUIIN, , hitter In the eecond lllnt~gWodne•duy. (A~) • It WllH ihe 111t1Sllor"lded IUNM ur the yelllfur ihe Yuukcc~. 'l'hc luN time they l!UVWeth,~l 17Jun~ 'I'W IN" 2, Wltl't"',. .. (,~ 1110 INNINUN -')~liM till JUIIC 1\1,2000, 111!lli11Ml tT!c . lC .,ux. " r."' , The MtWiill clltru•bU\141 hltN In 111\ 1tmlt111 tied · !)uvld Ortiz cHlcnd~tl hiM11 1111111 Hltcuk w u 'the mudern rc~urd luML tlt1t1a by tlid \'unkccN In curcct· hiKh H JJUit1cM with m1IUJI Nlnt~lc In the. · IIJ~ 1, MuMMinu Julncd Leny Omvc uM the uuly bottu111 oT the 11!th ltmlul!, uJtuherH to utluw ~IJL dtJubh!H 111 uu ln11l ug; the Mli111\!MUIU won dcMplle b¢ln11 held hl' 11ve hltN Hull ur IJutuer did It In tiJ34 while pitching fur rur the NCCU!1d HtrUIMIU duy llllhc Mctrutlm11Co UtlNtun ugult1Mt WuMhinKttJn, Mter Ct1rey KuNkle wuN lntcntlunully wulkccl 1 KIW ltUJi l, ANttll.lll to loutf ihLl bu~eM with one uul, Chlcu11u Kuucklc~ultllr Tll11 Wukc11eld pitched nve Cl11~itJycd u nvc•I11UI1 h111cld. Ortlt Mpullctl the HhUUJUtli1llillgM Ulid UtlHIUII tied AIIUhei111iM lh\! Mlrulcgy wlih 11 Hlllglc ttl right 11clll. • wild-curd ruce.. OMtOUiN 12, Dv.vn. ltm 2 • Ntllrtur Ourclupurru untl llrlun l:)uubuch hit ltudrlgtl Lnpez becumc the f1r~t Bultl!twc :·.ucrlflce 111 ~N for the Red so~. Wh11M~ 3~; 111 pitcher tu l!tJ 6·1l In " 111\JHih NI H~~ pcnnls ruutl tccurtl Is . the beNt ltl the t11ujdr"' lroy Muttll11lZ In Muy_l9711 with u win tiL rm11pu (Jiuu~ hui11M!d fur the AngLll"' IJuy, k : Ui!UI!Ih Utbltlll oVI!fi!Millll 11 8tumblc In the fhe ()rlule8 ended u ft1Ur•J!UI11il 1UN 11111 Htrcu ' !ftlfltll IHI1il1" for 11 NuVe, With two OUIH, the Ketl LoJll!~ 18 6·11 In el11ht NIUrtM uft~r u DuiOmtJtc •loJL reliever trlpJll!d u11 the muund und wu~ luNM. !oallcd ftJr 11 bulk, movlnl! i1 runner ttl JWCtlntl Chris ltl~hllttf, tm the dlsublctl liNt ull HCU8tlll -'~ 1111 ,, 1It then retlretiiJuvfd Eckstein puuNhurp ufler havhtj Hhou lder HUfllllry,' hmuar d on tht ' .ruutld~r IU illld It, nht pitc:h 1111 8dW, Mlltty CurdtlVH Ulld Jel'l')' •• MAMII'iltllll 51 'I'IUiiiiiJ 2 HulrHton ul8u hmnered fiJr lhd Otltlii!N, IJtet UcJtlt11l hit u thrcc-tll11 holtlllt llt1d Seattle . Dt.UI! J~¥!19, Mo~Af)j 2 (it11Nhcd ~~~ JlrNI lhrec·l!liiTIC lmme ~weep Hrlc IIINHke ho111cred u11d l}ewuyt1e WI~ ugultiMt IJefmlt Nh!Cti IIJKI{, dmvc tn t,hree run• fur Vl8ilhhl11! ToronhllJ, r h -The MurlucrH out~ttlred the 'MgerN by u totul lllnHku NIKth h11111cr pul m two" (jft ll I e ur nve runs In the serlc" ut So(CC(j f:llcld. blue JuyM' rookie rc~:ord "el by 11red McOrtrr In HVIJH. lilt hiN l ~th hume ruu or tho •elllll111 19H7. Ht1d lcm.IN the tcum with (;7 kHI•. ·reummute , Curf~JM Ucltrun h:1mered In hiM third Mtrulght ll.dg~r Mtnlillc/, wcHI (J.(tJr· IO 111 the "weep. J!UII1c lur l<u'1"u•.City. I 'I l~~~.Q.~~ lrlght Aad, Only 4 Dr, LT pkg, 4x4, only 24 1000 tow m\111 ODown 2000 S·lO 14,000 mlltt, a111 6 CD, U ve, auto, raotorv • llaok, 241c, AJC, alum whttla, taotory warranty SJ56~or 1999 GMC SONOMA SLS Pawtar, lap, CD, tilt 6 aru111, 14,100mllll 1999 SONOMA SLS EXT. 2000 GRAND AM ' I a Dr, 27,000 4.1 VI, auto, 1port body, bldllntr, 21,000 law m1111, sz!~;., I I I ., .I . I �• TM O.lly Sentinel • Page B 5 • I. .New Steelers' special teams coach keeps last year in mind A 'iear later, Strin~er t If'" t. 'II ' 252 Upper Rlv.r Rd. G•lllpolls, OH I Ui-OU 1:! Place Your Business's Ad here Call The Dally Sentinel for details Dave or Betsy 555 Park St Middleport 992·2155 992-6611 <:a·ow ~!!\ •"amity Futurlng Kentucky Pried Chicken Sh\'k\1 \Jl\1!1\'\ 'll\~1 ~ !~:Itt ~~Mil.\ on \llll ~st•N Frightening wreck leaves Stew Park upside down l~t AI I I ~~- lllt\.~DK1400 Whtlt ln\lillnopollo M olut Sf.-IMIV I Whtn Sun~ a.~ p til EDT AIH dill- 400 11111111 100 1a1X1 I Dtfllndtng o:lllmplon Jotl O\JIOOI• lltCf -a Ool:Qy Ll\ttQII~ 1 ~ ~ta Ill~' I Auv a llOOO I Oulll~lng Mlll1l lltt~ aodtltt t61 07\l mph Aug 4 llOOO. 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Xll•llllfl(l ~tllr!U!lllltllllt!l\1 ~UIIIIIIV h•ntlhtMiht 1\•IIII.YIYAIIIII ~~~fill lt\111 111\1' lllltii WII hill!> lliiVIIIN !1111Nn IMil hnvl" ul ~,whli hilllltli• thu ttwutlll " \1mVhtlt1111tl "\"'1 l'lhll \lllllt~l lnhm Htttllh u und Otl\1111 ~~ wltmtl 1111,1\lntt 11111••1 'Ihun 111111 11111 •lllllmllnlltll M lllfJf'llli \lUll !WI/ 1\)\ lltflt't' lhUtl l\\U lt0\11 111 ll W/IM IIlii !11 •Ill nul Nhtitthlll rllt•tlli Wllliinn t Ill! lllllt' Place Your Business's Ad here Call The Dally Sentinel for details Dave or Betsy 992·2155 I'l lIll II 1111111 111117 11(\)0VI\I ll ht dtl~ WtiHtll !nih t\ :li\ \IIIJII llthll w\Jh IIIIIIVUI huut ntl (JIU ... ____.. AI ( 1llC I ~VINI• Nuw,. ti\01 vll'tl T llu 111hl lhiiiiiJIIIItiiiiiiJllltJU I 1111111 l11n I WUIII !nl( Uti h\m ' I hut•u" IIJIIII" muuh wh1hy WIIMhiii Uitl' Jill VIlli mJ~hl IAinK l'ulld, 111, hu IHt ky Uwlll IWilH I\Xl l u lniMht IMJ tiiJ YII lhltik, llluhl o•hl 'It • mnru111 uwny n11111 II lmpllYU!UIIIIM 01 Ill ll!/1~1 II HIMt llullon Uudt.l hnii iH 1111 lt ytnw lu tint ltlt~ whulllm w111 1111(11 with ll!tbml Vntu11lhwlnM fl!lll uuntltttll' 1lr\ 1\ l:ll~n ur tlllttl lllnllkll hllli htlli~ Itt tlu tl!n'u tvnt 1tptlon~ l~ll lll't!IIIOil ll 'ltiiHtln~ 1\ n.lAIII lonKIJ hlo"!' """ II " not 11 h1u hu ht l( uttt~l ltiUkt onlrl, IJUIII'olhu IDill U1n1 III ploy If IIIIII CNUl Wllh o lunm IIIII I oOftPII IJiour wlnnln~ 1111 "' rlwhl nul •d 11111 ''" tr tl1ol vlnw tho Nu ~II l'rn•C oiKn with lllllllhor WIUIIOII ( Ill) IIJIIIII Ill I IJI\11J 1\IJ hlllll lth'flfltl y h)IJW H hJ MJIJIV 111 th.!ll~lltlll AUDD IIIIIJU~III y Wll 11111111 IIIII hy hltiiRllllt'liloithll wookeml) ICuud "'hi lihlnk uvui'YlhlnK will Ito tllll tni Mnnl thlll't!IUUIIIIIlkiJI lwu m thl'ttt! y(lltl't Pl~lly oluttl hyIhun Ihuru Hill oil II 11 lot ur lhlnwo 01r thollulld 1111 1•••~"" I "'""""'Y tlonI hovn IIIJ In thu 111! r lwht now 11111 c1m 11'4\lllly ~~lltlllllllll th11MJ Yllh/11 O( lt lUll{! Ull)JI'fKJtJMii h11110 n wlwlo h1l Dlolrlbulo<l IJy Unlvtttol p,.., Syndicate lor Co• New• S•rvlot • or 118. ftnd ~dt\Qol nt I"Jintt 111.111¥ Rudd still wrangling with driving plans ··························-···-~---------20 Larry Foyl 2 038 IUICH 1111111 TAUOM IIAIII ITANDINOI ITANDINOI 21 cuov Mea•• 2 001 I Ml<o Olloo I 961 2 JI:.&On Ko»er 2 957 3 JooM S~1oyuo 2/i8.10 4 Soon Alggo 2 ~~ btl UIO ltll'tlla~t Nil In tht noJ~.IIII!dlntiOO I~ tM !hllllo IJOilW! ~RIII Uol N11111111l~n w lch lift•l llWil tim lt11t tlnlu11 IV llilon01\11 t'lloo W IO\lllll by lit~ ll\lltwlnll\!1 nlltlllQIJIUIIllltilt did thttl Hlllldllli Tl~nat~llhnu ~~ thQ l'tlt\• wu 11C IJIC kunrt awn~wr NM Hthorlun.xl lh tKI 11ln1l illo-111~ UvtJnt IQ 173 11~1 ll4Hl!\\\~ II lli~l~llllllthl¥ dll111• IIIIMI lind 111\lilMiillM W~ntlw1 Jlitt 1111 lilll ~lilllk. ll WD! Mh\llll IOVOIII~tlll. 'l'h~ rllll4! WtlltiO~tJIJ\1 ltll•1110111 thllllllll holll' Ol\~1· Stuvu 1'•111 '1\llllulo H"~llhlll'\11 Jlllil\il ~ b ill11onln~ oolllllln 011t1to 111~1 1~11. llll•vr,"'"r uuot rou am InK ''" i'IIUI'l"' th~ l~' .. Rll"hl n1r 11101~ illllltWO 11Jlll1 Hltlutt ~~tltl tho tllllt~• pii\Y\)(1 hi\YOIIWltiltlriYI>" lllllllt~ll"· lllllllllllll\ly ll! II ~Ill• 11 h>llou !'1'11 ' 1111 Ill it\ l'lllillll ~uiii!IM Khy )'(llliiWijr "1111~YOI'i iltll.'<llld Y/118 tllllnUn~ •n11nY rlo"k It \n~k'" lllr AlnnN dllll 'lnu'tll 1111101~1. 1Utt'tw l~t~IIIY lo Kll and tht•IIIIIU tiJ(IIbty ~J~~ntynut bttul\11!11 •1 h~rd ftll !ll)tlid lo \lllll 81111111! lUll Wl'tiiiMI YU11 Ifill hook wotn~ o~rllll11" ~II(OIIItllrt. 'no lll~n Utu 111ln lllU11IJ '(IJU y;t Whun ~lllolt won ~~ kIn~ llf 1'/0llM tiUWII, Uittl lltUII llontt~~t<~!d Ill Nuvum lOll tt )In( vu 11111\olltll~o~Uuntl huuk W8N hi! n.rtt Wlll l l11111l ltlll4 Up lit'! now won twltlll 111111 '1\JU'I'Ii l'lmntnyalllllnO 11nd llo hJ• bHn ~~tnvllorAI· flltlliliY IIUI'VWI dll~ WOIUitllln~ I'd r Villi lttr Rll)l ~VIlii~Ml If tlwy tu ll!•lny to nlth 1110 kn not tcylny to owu 11\1own nu~ ur tr yuu'l'\1 110 1111111 h~vu ~~ oluy hun•htlntu row II aa htl IQliJ~hiJ tlllm hal niKII~Ptll ,r\ Glllollune I~IIU(J Wll MOIIJ<wk 1111110 IPirlt l)n 111110 41' VI IIIII n Mhd tllil11111 Ina 11 ~~elllud •ua Oll ' MIIQtllllld. " 0¥11 down, you ~~t n- thyUtm In lktl Oift bll Kltl~~llllllu th' rnoo ut•~ ontll ~lth wook In and Mn ~lit hMd Whllt MPPl"'t'lldln uut' DRIVER STANDINGS It! J:tynn Ntwman 2 3411 740·742·2289 1 17 Ill ll\lllY llulltof :til, 111011 Ht•IJI 1 WINITON QUP BTANDINDI 1 SlorlillU Matlin 2.11~ 2 Mo•k Marlin 2 973 3 JIIIHIIII JolmoonLa63G ~ Jol1 Gordon 2,evt B Kurl 9uooh a o~ O 6 Ricky Rudo1 2 Gae 1 tony Sloworl 2 823 6 Ru•IY W1111oo 2e20 ~ !Jill Ellioll 2 41I 10 Moll Konoolll a43G 11 Oai1Ja11o11 2 ~19 111111 hvl111l;l11<t ~1nh l Elliott reigns at Pocono \lUI hla,~aMIO n1uu, I WIIIIU Nu lll, llllhtl l't'piHt 111MStncy I UHI PIOI\ Whu Willi lltt~ll • t~ t w11 k Wnllllt I' IMtt t ltllllllv t tlmllu tuhh1 ~ \lpp \tlloll11 11 t l 1!\ll(tltl\\ ll !IIIII huWt \lUI \1 !'(\HI II 1\)l t hu!ll~' lt\\'\1(\"111 11 \\Ill 111 WAL.L.ACI 'h~"' h'"''lht t tlwtl\'t nht \~\1\nw lulht 1 uudt Shl\'\1 1\nllHIIIdV ~tt tu~ tiM un llw hm k 0111\I~IIIIIWI\~ l~lll'•li fill ll'IIIIY wtlllll t I \mtt: l\11 I111\lt\ 1\llllltl\'t\l ll IIIII \l ~111\'tl \ '""'' l~m k tit~\\ u \11 lht' 11111 h ttl 111\ t 111 ".mil th\1\t h\111\1\l tl iiW t.llll\1'\llllll 1 ht ll,l t~ ~lll\ wn~11 \ 1\tl\hlmt 1l'uultl tlt111n llmt "'''"'")ll~ 1 wu~ tt' In ~ tu ~MIIWI\.\ "~'"'him ht11. tHt\llt I lin" wlnnll1gt1l Wlne\on Oup drlver at lht track It Wll hll lira\ win of lht 11110n. ALLIVINI ti()a NIWI St!rvloo ~h AIIM 1111 llllott'l lltlh 01111r vlotary 11 Pocono Flactway on Sunday mlket him th• &II• Rutland Bottle Qu) Mulu Sh't•ct, Rutlund, Oh!u tlllthlh I Nu U l\11'\~ \\t\~ 1' JWih'\'11111 tlmt hlt~lllt ph "'''"" 1~1 .~ 1111' 17~ hll~ U~ Follce In the pits With tlw 1tt•l 11ts. mt't lhun thm th tu wtth l*l ll'lllllm nlu llttlt 11:1\t tlhl\1'\lt It I h\111 till !I ~1111 11 11 tlu ltm k tnht tlw t{t't\11!1. !IIIII th•\11 lu tu thu \Itt v ll uhu'l.l with Wull II'" k •t Kevin Spencer stl I nmy lll' 111\11'\' t>clmnt \Ill \'l'tl'runs," s:ulj Spt>m:er, lhe lil\h '111'\:lltl 11~:\lll~ l'llltch in t'll\\hct•'s II ~cnsuns "I dott't ht\\'C l\ h1n11ultt. nmyl11: we'll usc~ ~tttflcr ctlrly 111 the )l.tll\11' tmtl l111tsh With ~nmchndy else Wh111 I Wtttll is llljtel the best pltt?tfll on the tMd." 1'hcrc s ~cflmn ly roont fur tiiiiii'\IVCIIICnt, ltlst s('US\lll, the Sl11clct-s nutk\'1.1 :Nth nnm11g the J I NH. tcums 111 ktckolr l\'lut11s, :l!lth 111 1\lllll ciiVcrl4_1C, 2Jrd tit 1)\11111\'IUIIIs, l ~ lh In kk knll t>cturns tttld tt dc11ll· lust Jls11nlkld l!llllls Sp~ntt:'t' wusn'trctttlnctl by IICW hltlltttl.lpolls ~llllth '!'tillY DIIIIIJY ul\ct the Cults 1'111· Ished m.mr the bolton\ In pu11t rcturns und kkknll tt\Vili'MI!t\ but hi s cttcfliY nnd cttthusl· ttsm lntpl'l)sscd (<Ill her The Slerlers 11111 onlv ~:h.llll!Cd spcco.l l tl'ums ~naches hut k1ckers. rcl'ht~ · 1111.1 1\ns lltml n 1\llh l'l'tt<rson. the hlrlllet C'htel s ktc~cr t'lr,n\ n, """ w11h c~~llllsttHI Houston led the Nl!t wilh • 14 mtssed held jlotlls tutd thl'\'c mtsscd emu ptllltts "This yell! ts n tte\\ ) t'Ut und I'm .1s cxdtcd us hc,k. SI\CltlCt S!lld "I'm J!llllt JI In INd\ lhc l..kkiiiJ! Jll1111C, 111th guidunce I rum ''"'t h Cowhct. the w11y I vc .1twuys tl<lne It - 1\').tttl\tlcss ,,1 1hc Super now I l.llk. lh~ APC' dtumplonshtp IJUntc, ihc (I• 10 (Cnhs scusl>n) I'm nol l!!lt ll~ tn wntry nll<I\IC thul stull. • t\Klt"ml~t'''~)"~ hm 1Hu~tt \\~tllm'tl ~lth \\!I ll h' Hu~tv Wllllmt " N11 :.l l'll'\1 1\ ~ t'mk tt h'll tu ~\ I h ht 1 tt l h t\ w ltl~lill' ltll ll' lu t'\lllttltlll ~1\111111 Dave or Betsy 992·2155 I,untt •'mul ''' llllllit,t '!< ' IM I•• 111111 111>1\n\1 tllt11't U\1\tl tm hu\11 mt tltt It"' k t t'l." n tlhtt"1 '1.lltitll.l!otl!l ~tul ltltl ll~t t ul' M tltU'\I tnll \In lm lt\11111 ht Mntt \\ httl l1tll'k "'11! tllmlwtliHhl Htt uut tin Nu Place Your Bualneu's Ad hare C1ll The Dally Sentinel for details !!lilt\$. I"' lill\111\~ tht'lt tltll\~ illltl Wll•hll{ t1\U" 1(\UII'tt l't\1 1\111\1 l"m II ~ I" 1\~'t lt\l.l ltll\'\'\\'\,\' Wl\!t I) \~hlt•l\111~ t llPHtlh lht Sit" !Am~ OHlin tll't~llttp ut NUt\\lll\ 'll l' t\t\litV\Vt\1\ltt MMI (hll \\h1111'1~t\h t\ ll\'i1ll\fol.\ 1,\lk \\1\1'- lWII\i\~ h'tiPI"-..1 h tllput'flllh \ll~hlt't\ll\\ I\ 11\ lint N1'. t ~tum\ 1 nil 992-5432 ""'"'X>iil ( u~ Nt "" St•t'\ h'\ IA•II 1\md 221 Main St. PamefOy. Ohio Drlv.Thru Window UPCOMING ON THE TRACKS ~TJW:K PROFILE INDIANAPOUS MOToR SI!EEMY Trook. 2 Bmilo oval. Turn t ·4 g degreot banking Whtr't: lndiB1111DOIII Dote opentd1A.Jg 19 1909 kttlng Mort lhon 260 000 Ptrtt Wlntlon Cup riot Brlokyard 400 Al(j, 8 Gordon'• Huon a 'tilt In patience' tll84 On lhl Wtb•'INN! Dllokyard400 oorn W lnlltMN lhu•IY 'II biN IJ!IIl illt!lltlunou 11 •1"''" tiUiflrtiiH I fllliM' wo VI! bonn In lhu tup nviJ In I"Jitllll 1111 NluHN thnt1 •md w11r1t~JIIY hlwtm t rlmnollllYihln~ •tk<lllll u/11, In my lltllnlun WIJ VII hml I III II I fll)tthlu ur Wlnnll1)1 IIIII I Wll \IIJ hM IIIIJ)II~ wu Jmll huwmt \,)Ill Jlln vlclw y Jtmu I l1ut Clll1fllnl.v hi f'l Util mtlnw IWJI:fiUMY wo wNnl lu flt1 IIIIli Att Ultl h f/llll t(rlltli h): II M1111lllU !11 Nil! '"""'' 111111 uwrtl frllllhllllnu Nn wn htlfJU llll\1 lt 11/JtJ pon111 lwro Pltttly '""'" Ml wu tltJtll /utvu lttn111r Jlt'UAIIIIriJ tit! I!IIIII lil t! l!tlif four IJt nvu 1/JtJHM ur tl~t~ M11111Nlll (1!00) 20G 07J~ ·ror rol..tl 1111 w11k o1July gg Mf Cl11rchm iloNtJt II tuM Itil '"tHiii Ul 2002 lt iiAIVImt BANKS CONSTRUCTION 736 E. Main St. Pclmcroy, Ohio (740) 992-5009 IArryW. Banb, Owner/Operawr Official recalls Browns' fans as lout of control last December ' IIUR tiA (AP) - llyrnn Bostt\11 WIIS ill ft\1111 of some C l~1·c ltmd Brow11s ftm~ tho other ll11y, uttll lhe Nt~ L ofl'lclul didn't huve u slnt~le bc~t boUle thruwn ut him 'I h~ lust lim~ Bt1st1m wus In Clavl.lluntl, tho scvon· ycur llno judl!ll run In ltNII' lor hi s lilt: wh\ltt funs tlot~d by 1hrowh111 htlltles und oth~t dchtls uflor lnsllult t'ttpluy ovcrlurnctl u ~:ull in the Btuwns' homu tinultt Ius I t>cc I(\ "'I hut WUS lhll IVOtst," Stl/tl !lOSIIlll, luihct ot Atl~onu und l'ot·mcr Ohio Slutc wide Nlcclvet l)uvltl Uusllllt "I uxllcclcd 11 l'ilUCtiott. l\tll ~till don 'I t\XpllCI 111Vhlll )lllllr lif~ pull II JCIII)ut\ly." , Suvcn 111\llllh~ Iuter. Boslon t'lllllttltls \1111\II Clt hy th~ llllllliCIII\ln/UI11 llc'll nuvcr lotl!Cilh~ sll!htot tuns ulmln11 ttntl tltln11 hollies ttttd un usstwtmunt of ohjccls ut the offlclutlttll ct•cw. ph1ycts untl uny1mc else 011 the fluid "I WIIS 011 the BI\IWI1S' sitld tulklny wlih couch (lltllch) t>uvts ," Boston sttltf. "lie ulmosi!!OI hi I I suw u rudlo (the size pi U iJlllllll ho~) hli Ihe llold 'I hey QVCII tht'llW htllllcs ut lhc Bmwns. whkh sur· llrlsetl us " Boston. u tux ttc~ountttnl 11om lloustun. wus slunnod by the Inn's M NK TO. Mnm \I P\ l11e Mnm<'"''·' \ 11-.11111' lhtQIIih pni(lt\.'C \\l IJIC>dlly Ill \\\Ch-:llll)t h,\11 ,uuf llumlduy - <'OIIdlllolts ccnl) "n11lar hi th''"' 111 "'"~h Klltey Stnr111 rl'\lllapscd C\a~tly .1 )l't\1 "ll" H dtcd tht llt'\t \1~ tl' mlpossibtc for the \ tkmp.s 111 fllfi!Ct "h.IC h.1ppo.·n~ I nlld how mu.:h tht' 1111" the 111~11 c'm1tt \lt.uwn 0111<1. whom t\~ ~ailed "ll111 K " "\Ve\.-e ~ lll'llllplc w('('l.., h.:-~." ~tdc ~u'" <'t l{a111l)' Moss ~;u\1. "so tt t~ jltlntl.llo bt• '"IJ l~.~t\1 111 '·'~ "''''~ 11'""1! to 111\)\'1: on. ~ e snit h.tw n,,,hl'' nnd \1111 n.•n11m"'' ••nthc guo.! tunc. and also lhc b,td tune' "BUII)fol\lfllt\ \\'l''rc JIOilliJitlll\11\~ t11\ .tntl \r\ In 1\111" Back at Wmter Pt1rl-.. the lc,un' pra~llc~ th, 1h11 111 the Twtn Cities, a bl~d -und- ptu11lc hanncr l'll\utn)l. 'ltrtnt~-~' \ No, 17 ts tlrnllC\Ilt~·mss the lt1' adc 1n fnmt nt th<' htukhll!l "It's I.IOII'tl l'l t~l..e a\\htlc 1•1 ttct 111c1 ot. \I"" '·"'1 And tl~el'\' a~ l'\'11ltudl'~ till over the .:.mtptl\ "here th • tcum htlld, tf,llllhiJ! c.unp - ~ Stringer jc~cy worn by a Inn 11 at dun~ pr.1, u.:t' - ootslde Olll!c Hall, Whl're the pl<t) t't' ''·" llll'rc \ ,1 t~ plnnte.J I.ISI SUIIIIIICr ill Strtn)lcr s h1111111 - ytltoW prtt~IICI' Jer,cys tii\\C,ttl Ill lh\ ltttttl'l p11qliC m~s won1 111 the pa~t. canoptcs IJI\l\ ttlllt)l '"·"" nn 1hc sidell ties, the tl\ crabundant'C 111 water "We' ll~ Sit! Ill' hi 11\l'l'llt\*S lllld SOilte>IIIC II til 1\: 1\\1'1\t~f snmcthlllj! thnt li.orcy sa1d. smd ccrtler M.1tt 1111 ~. " 'hll wc:trs No 711 "ll's tltln\•otd.thl~. Ucn.' ch~ "''h'l' urc 11\IIIICIICill, SU ?7 1\tld ,7ll WCI'I: fll.lht IICX\111 c,~eh 1tlh~1 1h" ye~r. (No. ?II) Chris L.lwlcnsl-.11, next hi ••~· Stringer's widow, Kcki. has llll'<l ali 1110 IIHih•"' ll l\IIIIJ1\11 de~lh SUit lll!tlh\SI ~hC le.lllt. UtiCJ11111_t IWI(h)!\'llu' It IS scheduled to f1tu trlulln June 200.1 llecnu5e ol thnt, t\UIIIY In 1he Vt~"'il' '"11·1111/.IIHm. indudmg hcud couch Mtkc lkc. 1wn't l,tlk uhoul thl' suhject A yeur "1!0, 'rkc Wus otl~nst\e hnc C1•.od1 1111d '' ·'' ~~~ clusc 1\1 Sninl!~r ns ntly,me And whh n mostly new couchuttz stall a11d .m "'-'1 h.mlt•d roster. It's rrobnbl y hc,1hhy tor 1hc \11ktn!l' 111 ""!1~'1 the p.tlnl\11 3·1 selts\11\ thttl bcl!UII with SlrBI!ICI ' tlt',lth Thcl'\' Isn't 1 plnycr tm the lenni l)'ho 11111 1.11~ .\h.l\11 Str1111!cr's dcuth without stl)'inll th.1t he tlun~' uhout Strhii!Cr every dny ''l think hy lhnt hapt)Cning," Moss stud ·some ol the l!UYS Whtl •V\l[\Cl!ll lhi\\Uilh I hUt trt4_1cdy nrc d, "''' U\ II f,\111 · lly, und now we feel we cun help one unnthcr · Uncmu11 livcrcn U11dsll)'. like the rc~t ot h" 11'.1111111.1IC<, tllwnys enjoyed Stnnl!cr's lmhllllons 1 here wus tliW 111 p.tr· uculur Llttdsuy ~culled, whet\' Strllli/.Or mlmk~,·d .1 ,ommerclul 'I'Icc un~c did tor u cumpus rcstmn .lnc.tmd·h.u ~tilled Bt\01111\)Wit. "lie did Ihut to u T, .. Undsuy suld Dwelllnl! ott the pmn tlwsn't help, so lhc il'Hfll '"""d ruther think ubt!ut the good memt>rlcs. "You're just thullkt'ul thut your \'nlh s were uhk h• , ms-.'' Blrk ~11ld. "11'\'mctnbcr hlml'nr w ml he wHs - .1~ootl ~uy Wllh II l!l\'ttt Sett ilc of humor Ulld ll bll! hem I " \t,~l\1 ,1 R4'ti\ll\UI'tull ON THE TUBE still on Vikings' m1nds "''"'\f Valley Lumber - I AI'RtnUt I" I') 1\'{\tll\, t'\~ ~'ttl 1'11<' m1-l\ma.Ji 1\l mt ,'t'\1 111'11.1 I' 111\11<\"\INt t\1 11\.'lllt'l-c' :t't<lh l.t. 11\1' 111\~\t Ill ttl\' "l1nh'l'lut\lltd , tt t.a s1 'ltll H I~ tln\'1' N1-.:l..t'\l 1'1 11'<1.111\ 1111\t<tl..\1 i I~ I:IIIIStf\11'11 ~~~~tt'<l 1'11111< Th~ 1\\~\ I \" St~lll.'l.'f ~U~Id "\'oo II'} 1\• llll~~.:l..t'\llkM ~''"Is t\w 1\111<-'11 l\'l'flll Ill \1 "'""ll\llt\1 ll.lll.llkl \Ill\\ II< fttt' lhl\'1' 1\1\1\'11\k!\\ 1\S tt\!11 l\1 ttl\' t'\111\!r ~\lj' lll\W llll<l\1'<'\l 1111\\" tllll,.\tlt1 1!\\tt\l's, tt\lln 11\1 tll'll's it ttl i\111, 'Dut It's tl\'11 f11\llprot.\f (F\ll'llll'f Cllref\\ 111l' '1\C\'1<11 t\'\\111~ <h\1\\ 111<11 ' lllllff\'\1 It'll' ,,~hl t-rnnk Cit~.n~ ttlld n'll' t~ l'tn'h"f!lh Stl'\'11.'1'\\' t'lllll'f\\ ~~ l1'1~ till\\' ~~ IMt ~'till t~\'\'1' Sl~t h1~ Sl'l\,1'11 :1 )'\'\If (11!\1 t'\~<t 1\!11 I tlOtlmlhts ~~nil'." 1\•flll\'1' (ISSISI\IIIt \ll<tdl J\1)' Out it's thllt 1$0 1~1\.-tllt• 1111' numbl'r of 11\lll\sl'tl~on ~~~"' hts 11111 - ""''· ~U~!I'I II'\' 1'111\\<'l'S still 1.'\ml<'tllk 11\llt.•htlll\\ "' <111\l\\ t'\1 lly 'I'll'· ''~'I thl'm 11111 111 till' S\l('l'f ~llil lt'<lll"' \..\ i t.'\)llll'\111'\'\.l Ill ll1111 I. llll'tr t.k-1~11-<e t ll - th"t •nil 1\1'\111 Sl'll'll>:l'r. tht< ttl'\\ h\1\1111~ llll' St~lcfll Slll'l:ltll ll'<llliS t'\\!1\'h, Sl'll'lil SIX'I:i~l t~l.ltliS l:llllllllll Jtlhll h\1\lf ul\l'f h\1\lf 1'1)\ II'WU~ Ill\\ l~uln 1'\'pl~·s :~lmu.,t tltuh• Ins 1\n-ul..tkiWii~, the 1\\ISS~I 1\ltl..• m1~slll.l Uliil..ll\ 1111 'ftl)' les <11\d m1~s~l 1..11:1..~ t~ll\1 Brnwu\ pl\~tttl S, ·)!ttrtlputlt lll'11<111 Ill lntlll'flll<ltttl lllll .:ht~l· !l'turn touthtllrwn 111 the 11)1)~\' 1\1' ltll'<'S Ihi~ SI'<IMII\, 1\ltfii'IIS • 2~· 1 7 up;.'t'l \'11:1\lfY 'I lit' hlll$\'~t t< IIUiku~ 1111! in tht AFC tttll' ».ttm~. So St~lt:t'S tllll.lllll'lr IIIII~ ll)f!ll'l \lt~s ftOWI'fll \111.1111 thll thsnslt'fll 111 <1 ;('<If "'111c sp!ll:ml tt'IIIIIS h't thnt llj!ll - IIIII.' 1'\'ll,\11) SIWtlt'tf IS j!tllll\\ fll.'rll l'.l." he suill Ami Ftol\'\'t'll, the mtlilt ~nl · 1'\'ludtmt 111 tulk \lht1\ll them, h.•,t hi' t\'tl\\ ttl..~n till thl' bud ict~.l ot the St~lcfll' plliJcr.l 1\111\\Wh~ lhttt j!lltl\1.\ Is shit 111\ll1lt'lltS "Lust \ t'llf \\t\s last ei\r, I lobhymll lor ~:ouch Otll \\tlsn't 1\~1'\'." suttl StlCnl't'f, C'11whcr und Sptlm.~r ttl "'" \\h11, 11CVct1hdess, ts t~m~ moM) sturlcrs "" sI'~~'~; ml 1\'tnHid\'\.l l:llltSI\11111)• l\l \l'lllll• 111\IIIIS 11111 nunp tll\\1\lllttst seumn. ''I "II 11 rettuu~s 11. I will (llu lmnw It's 1111 ~Ssu~ thut's 11o.'1'11 h)," FltiWi!l'S sllld. "Cil\\Ch rmscd und c\'l'f •bt'lll)l 's h)'I'K'f tuwhcr ktttiWs wh~l'\l we lll\1.1\11 It but, hey, lu~l )'CUI WIIS sltmd Whntevcr h tnkcs " So 1\n, his ~\lice ts belli~ lttsl ) cttr 1111tt it tt 1'\'sl " ..1 The Sli1<'1~t'l\ • 1\tns Ill~' liiVU 1\clll\1: the stm1i1111 s~unllnr htm thut h..:neltl 111 the llt•ubt, ut PlliWI!fll, lll'\'111 1\lexuntlcl\ nll~nst unltlnl'w l..1d-.et' 1\1\kl Ch11d Sc\llt n111.l Dcwnyne 1\'tt't'S\111 n11sses lm tn-st held \Vushtnjttllll is curl'llnlly bemjl 111\1\l tltll.'mpt 111 tt 1)11111 Is ltst'\1111\ thl' pllllll'\'1\11~1 ll:l\111 lt'l\llll"tl l llf ~U )'UI'\Is \If Spt'll~~~. mu~h IWII'\' unl· lon!ll'l 11\lllt>tl \ltl th~ !)HIC\lt'C fkld Thnl'~ 11h •. 111 Spen~ct. limn lltl)'ts wus. IS uslt~ thl1 l'tllshtn'llh ts mr thllet-ent limn 1mrly tltl)'s nf lttllnhlll cump Ill Cle,·dnnll m Ottk hmtl m ~~~ nv~r bnsks 111111 ~vulum.­ hllhtiiiUI)Ohs, the lither st\li)S which ~~In et'll me hesl suited In his 12-yenr NFI. ~11\l~hlnt~ 1\l spe~: ul lcums roles. "On jlllltt (pl'\lt;:ctillll) 111UIIIS ~Ut'l:t;l Ftins e~pt-ct nolhlltll ll.'ss lhnn twrt't-ctl\111 1111 s~lu1 I'm nlwuys uhru Clltlcctnl!d, uncontroll~d lervot• "I live In T~l!us. I usclll'l onklutc In thtl Southwest Coni~Nluc~ ... Hostun smd "Dnwn lhllNl lh~y tuk~ thclt· lootbull very seriously, th~y'Nl v~ry tmsslomt\ll. But I huvo ttli\llif sl.ll!ll unythln; like thul We were not t!X Il~l.ililll! tlmt " Boston und two other 1lllklnls umpire ful Coukm·t nml ltdd lull!!~ AI Jury - vi shed th~ Browns trul11ln~ Ctllll• plex on Mumlny 111 bricl (Jiuyt!rs, ,mt~h · es untl mcdlu members 011 some uf the rule ChUIII!US for the :20():2 SCUSIIII 'l'hu l)nlcluls ulso wmkctllhc tlmwns' llrst lntrnsquull scriii111HtJ!c ol trulnlttJ! c11mp - whhuul bcinl! booed Boston's iulk ltl t~pmtct s lucusctl 11\l\N 1111 Ihe wild unll cunlusilll! ~losl1111 SCCOIItlN Ill the Dtit: I() J!IIIIIC liiJlliiiNI Ju~:ksmwlllu . which c11dcd with the onl· cluls I wlcc hmvinl! the llcltl under 11 slmwcr nf hnitlcs . TI1Q Bt'llwns Wlire tlr/vln11 for u 1111· uhcud touchdown u11d hutlu llrsl duwn ul Juckso11villu's 9-yurd ll11c whenolllc/ul s stopplld ihu ~ lnt k ltl tcvl11w u lhurth· down cutch by ,wide t~ ct.~l v et Quln ~y Mor!lllll Al\ur sevcrul hecti c ml11u1us, Nlfercc • rct1'Y M~Auluy uttnmmced thttl lhe cull htttl bl'ctt twcrtumcd ' The lulls erupted As hunl~s - ~o mo tlF th~tn still I'll led With beer - Ultd Other rrojcctllcs ruined tlown, M.:Auluy ~ullet 1he I!Uttt~ with time rotttulnlnl! ott the du~k und the olll· IN THI OOUIIT C, cluls WCI'\' luld to rm1 tur the locket COMMON PLIAI MIIQI COUNTY, roum . OHIO IJosltm suld thct-c wus no dl s~ usslnn ubmtl tnovittl! Ill lhc middle ol the llcld CAll NUMIIII lhr sufcly OI·CV•II? "They (sc~ urlly pctsonnel) told US IO WILLI ,AJIIQO busl~ully just run lor it.'' he suld 'So we lANK MINNIICTA, N A L AI TI'IUITII just ducked und ru11. I lnukcd up (nclll (I'LAINTI,,) the tunnel) cmd suw ttl/ chcsc 1~op/c wllh bntllcs t>cud ~ tu hli us " VI 1/nully sulc, 13ostut1 qukkly dtcsscd DALI I TAYLOR tmll wus ulrcudy In succt clolhcs when (DI,INDANT) he jlnl W\lld thnt lhc ieuJ!liC ul11~c hud lnsuu~cctllhc ccun1s tutukc the 11cld uud In pUriUIMOI Of In Order of lole lo mt 11nl sh the j};tllnc dtrtaltd uta S1l, ncl vously, the ol1iduls wen I lllll Court tn from lht tbovt U!ju/n, llltd WCNl lllri!Ciell by SOII\C Jui1H tnlltlld totton, I will tlpOII lo tilt II still in studlun1 public tuotlon ot lhe "You d11 whu11hc lcu!juc ~ uy s," IJoston Court Houu on suld Augutt 18, 2002, ol 10100 1m ol 1111 day, tht following dteorlbtd rttltttlltl lllulttd tn lht IIIII ot Ohio, County ot Mtlgt, ldd Oily of Long loltom tnd dHOrtlled II fOIIOWII Jliltotl No. It Iaing 1 part of Italian 21. TDwn a. lltgt 11, o! tht Ohio Comptny t Jliurohlltl ltglnnlng It tht Northtut .art oorntr Of t llvt lot formtrly owntd by John Mor11n, 1111r by 01Yid JOnllt lhtnae loulh to lht louth•ut oomtr or , uld flvt aort 1011 tii111Gt wtlt tour fHI IO I lllktr llltnot loulh to L.ona Jltunt thtnot followfnt tht mttndtrlnt• ofllld run to lanllll owntd by JOnHt 11111101 fOI• IOWihll 1111 llld lint wttt to lht )llaat of btglnnlng, oontalnlna twtiYt aaru, mort or Mulitalo cautiously eyes·right tackle spot WI:Sl MINSTIZit Md (AP) - The rii!IH lut kle In tht:1 Sepc H ll!llllti!r u1 swlich twn1 /eli I!IIUrd Ill rlj,!httucktc chis Curolitm. HtlllllllCt hus tllrcod Edwin Mulltolo 10 "Ril!ht now I'm the rll!ht tuc:-k lll pul hts populurlty on tho line Thut 's the only wuy I cun upprouch it. I he cltcct·ful Sumoun hus been u llx· bccuusc w~:~ don't liuve muny options,'' 1urc on 1h ~ Ruvc11s' o11'ons/ve lronl since he suld. "You titln\prcpurc yourself lot :u1tlv/ng us u lourth· ruund pick In the ae11ln11 bullcd ouL llvcrythlni! I do lrom 1999 1ft uft His HC>IId plu~ ut IIUurd, U8 now on Is buNcd on bcln111hc riMht luck.. :welt us his uflublc (lcrsonul/ty, quickly le." mudc him u lun luvorltc Multtu/o's switch Is 1101 us publiclzetl •t This ycclr, howcvet'. Mulltulo 18 ploy· o move us Chris Redmon Jun1plny from lniJUICkle, u position he husn't munned buckup lt;l 81uri/II.JI 'tuurtil rbu~k. ur Oury . since his stmlor scuson ut Arlzonu The Ouxtcr shlftlnu lrom 8peclul tcums ucc .340-pouttdcr Is confldcnl he cun pull off to 8\urtlnlJ corncrbo~k. but It's no tells ; the swllch, bul fcurlul what miiJhl httJl· imp,ortunt 10 the succcuof the teum. 'Edwin could reulty be the key to us •pen II thh11!8 go uwry. · "I hope thut If I uo lhrouuh some reutty "uvln11 u reul sollu, t()pl111!ht bumps UL thi s rl11h1 lUckie spot, lhey'll offen8lve line." Billick Auld. "If Clir/ s hutc me uau player bu( Ntlll give me hluh Redmun 18 going 10 huvc u chunce to 11vc8 when tl\cy 8CC me In tl\e supermor· develop properly, the line Is IIOing lo kcl," MulltuiC> ~tild "The lust thlna I huve to pluy beUer !hun II hus ut uny wut111 8 fur pcuplc lo slurt 8torlna111 me, point since I've been here" thinking ~mncthin11 bucJ. Tho Ruven1' offeMe l trullaled for · "In Polyncslu, ihcy cull It Ihe Stink much of the 200 I season, In pore bccuu8c Eye 1don ' t wunt 10 act the Slink Eye In righttncklcs Summy Wllllutns und Klpp the 8Upcrmurkct or Ul JllockbUi tCr Vfckcr8 didn't Offer quurlcrbuck elvf8 bccnusc I'm ltuvlnt~utoullh lime." Orboc umplc protection frmn hurd· It's pou lblc lhut the -Ruvcna mlaht churulnu dcfcn~fve ends und lincbucken brln11in unothcr rlghtlucklc tr lhe tcutn The rcii'OI18Ibllhy now lies on the cun rrce up sulury·cup HI'Ucc by rcncaml · hulktna 8hlluldcrs uf lhc 6· fOC>I·3 •ullng the contruclN uf linebackers ~uy Mulhofo · LewiN unu Peter Boulwnre - u proceu "lt'M more flncue. Your technique hu1 •that up~earAtC> ncurln11 cOtnplction. to be wound," Mulltulo suld. "A auy In "We rc cloNina In on It Wt:' rc opll· l'ront of me, heud·llp, or u lillie bh to the mlst/c," couch ()r/un Bllllek uld side of me thnt'l totally fine The muln Wcdne8duy "llul we've been cluNe fC>r u dlrl'erencc 11 tluu wide ruM h." month und u hu/f, NO whut do I know?" • Arter pluylnu o po8l t1C>n thul rct.tulreN u Until Mulllulo heun otherwise. he's minimum of lutcrul movement Mulltulo plunnlna on belna lhe Ruven8' sturtln11 nC>w rnu1t buckpcdull" block the puth of .• IHII Edwin Mulltalo Ap cdy llncbncker1 and quick deft:nM ivc end1 whh dc11ructlon on their mlnd1. "You've 11et tho1e IIUYI thut urc out lhcrll, u Peter Boulware or n Jevon Keurse. who line UJ? lhree or four yurds outside of you . 'Jlley've got ull thul Apccd, und J huve 10 move buckwnru to 1ry 10 AltiP them," Mulhulo suid. "IJ's not IIOittlllo be eusy, bull wunc Ill ctJme 1lUC ol' lhls cump huvln u Nolld conl1dence In bcln11 ublc to do thuc " I • title of OhiO, btnk chock poyoblt boundtd tna to lho l herlft of dttOrtlled II IOIIDWII Mtlgt County to be IIIUIII I~ ltotton n tendtrtd It ute ot TDwn 3, 1'11g1 II, o1 lht llmt Ol ICCtp• lht Ohio Oomptnft IInDt ol bid, Balonoe Purohtlt tna beoln· dUI uron ntng lllht touthw..l Oonllrmtllon o Sate corner of 1 12 tort from MtiUt Coun ty lrtal or ltnd pr11· Court of Commo n tntt~ ownta D~ Plttt detd will bt Dt~lon Htr,mtn lttUid upon Dtllnce whloh 12 tore root ol btllng p11d' In lull ltnd II Ptratl No Ont In 1 aua L1ndo J Htblntk r10ordtd In Vol 131, (0084824) Ptge 351, Mtlgt Co Atlorn•y tor Plolntlll o.. a l'ltoordl, Addrttt 323 W lhlftOI loUih 80 fHI Ltkelldt Avl . Iuiie to 1 or011 out In t 200 Clevtllnd OH rook1 lhtnot In 1 44113•10VV Northenltrl~ aouru Phortt No (2 I 5) 818· oroutng 1wo aroutt 1170 PIX ~2t8) 383· OUI In I rOOk, lbOUI 4034 13U fHiot 1 unllorm dllltnot of 50 fttl (7)11,25,2002 rrom lht louthtrly (8) 1, 2002 lint or utd 12 oore trtDI lo a point 80 Publle Notloe tttt Iouth of 1n1 Northttll oamer or NOTICE Uld 12 tOrt lrut; lhtnoo North 80 11th tnd thenot toulh· Tnt Vlll tge Of WIIIIIIY llong tnt MCddltporl will Dl IOUihtrly lint al llld ocoeptlng aultd u '"" lrtol to the bldt for tnt following piiOI of boglnnlng, vthlclll until 4 00 oonlttntng 1 112 tart. PM on Augult 8. mort or 1111 2002 llld1 to be hcapttnu ond opened Augutt rettrvlng lo former 1,2002 1 1887 Pard Crown l"nlort, Ohltltt H tllntker and Orpnt 111otorlt Vlnf M lltlntklr, lhtlr 2FALP71 W4VX htlrt tnd ottlgnt 181121 ronavtr 1n undtvldtd Minimum Did • on•haif lnltrHIIn 111 1100000 lilt oil g11 ona 111 2 107• 'oro ,280 • V1nf olntr mlntrot• lying 4)(4 undtr tnd wllllln lilt ,21HCIAIII2 promlttl ntrtby Minimum bid oonvtyld bllng 1180000 "arotll No 1 to No VthiOIII 10 Ill told 4, Ina lUI lVI, tbove ' II II" Willi no Wit• dltOrlbtd, With lilt ronll•• • tllhtr rlt1hl to enttr uta IKPIIIItd or lmplltd. prtmlttt lo proa· VthiOIII ctn bt INn ptol tna1 Clrlll ' tor II 'Middlt)IOrt Vllltgt iltvtlop, produaund Hill 2J1 Alot II., removt tht ttmt Middleport, 01110. with lilt ntouury Tnt Vlllag• or mtolllntry lhtrtlor Middleport rttlrvtt ana lht rtant to ute lht right 10 rt1H1 tny ao muon or tht tur· ana 111 DICit. ' 1101 11 may bt ntO· ttllry lor tht pur· lruot lwlfl, Chill of )IOIH IIOtlllld. • Polktt "rlor tnttrumtnt Vllltat or MtaaltpDrr lltltrtnat Volumt (I) 1, :r, 2002 011102 .. ,.N 11''"'' 1 o1 • 00012.000, Ott ""otl No. It Alto tnt following prtm• 1111 tllutted In 1111 11m1 IHtlon. 111n11 of 1 fiYt 1011 lot IOid by Miry Jlnt lttlltr 1nd John ltUitr to Dtvld Jon11, lftd oont1tnlng ant hall aort. more tr 1111, ltD Inningoorntr 11 lilt norlhllll or llld IIVI Hrtlot nur 1 popltr trttt lhtnot 00011.000 Wttl lo tht rotd. Current Owntrjl th1n01 lollowlno till Ntmt Otlt 1 Tllylor rna to Wlltrl lltt lint "roptrly AddrHt aomtt to tnt rotd: 11714 Lana llun lid , llltnot North to the 1.0111 lolfom, 01110 pilOt of btolnnlng. 414Q llaroll N'o. II Tilt AP,JIIAIIID AT • fOllOWing rut Hltle • Ill 000.00 tiiUIItd ln lht lawn· TiiiiM. 0, IALI • thlp or Ltbtnon, 1~ dtPOtlt by aull, County of Mttat, atrllfltd ahtok or ., tnytlme!aa good TIMI to Oheokout.,_ Cl•••lfledal Dally Sentinel H2•2111 -111\'dottyltntlhtt oam . ' l �Page B S • The Dilly Sentinel Thur~day, Thur1d1y, Augult 1, 2002 www.mydltlyaenllnel.com I Auguet 1, 2002 ------------------------------------~ CLASSIFIED • (.' \' ll't )II. & 1\101\>lt lk .... lt~ we cove Melga, Gallla, And Maaon countlu Like No On• llae Canl sun etHom Construction NOtlfl Thlr<l, -..,..., I l)tdroom lurnl•htd •~rt­ """' no pelt, dopooll & Ill• .... _ .-quilta (740111N· 0160 Bryan R "" N•w ~ Room •dQiitiN"' GarCJgtt. ~ aulldlf\Qt. Rocn ~ding. .um Hii.J~ Rtt In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YQ.U.B AD • I O.ck&, KI~MN. 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Kelley Crlny 41ncl Business Services ~:;.~~0 ~ :!.i'~m.::' ITU~ L--K~JII~fiAa;l~.ll-.,1 Wo ml11 her love and choery way., With her we apent our happlelt daya, In memory wo ICIC! her alllhe lAme, At Ions u wo live. we II cherl1h her nam11 Mom woallm!tl you and lovo you Grnndchlldron Atpalr.O Ntw I Al1lull1 In VO Chr~fltr Cltrrut .XI I«Xlk 0111 Ron lv.,• I• I!~iiiu"i-~;;"';;;ldld~......- - . , 1100-8374511 THIX.'KH NIW AND UIID ,.,_,.IM• • H1111ng • Air Condlllontll Speol~llzlng In Roofing, Dookl. 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Huwevet, teltleiliHet tlte uJctutri "Eusy cotne, ep1y gu ." ll yuu'te cutele!! dbnut prulecl· IH# .)1'Lhut you guiHetl, thl~ CUU 1u nd~j11!H . tAUIHJS tApti! 10-Mu¥ i0) -· SoluethiHg yuu ore ol~IHNg IIJ uchleYe ltitluy comlJe tlccutnbli~lwtl us yuu eHvl~luh ·Cloverbuds get a taste of farm life COUNTY COMMISSION COLUMBUS (AP) Sltlte ellvinmmenlal regulators said Friday they have Issued a penni! to a11ow constmction of a $50 milliol\ pctroleml'l pipeline that BY JIM FREEM"N nctivlsts say could damage SENTINEL CORRESPONOENT l;rtstlne woods and gorges. RUTLAND - Budding 4-H The Ohio Envimnmental members. Cloverbuds · to be Proteclion Agency 's exact, were introduced to · farm approval of 1he water qual- · life this week at Cloverbud Day lly pennit removes one of Cump 2002. held at the Parkinson the finnl obstacles to Road furm of Anthony and Dawn Mtll'tlthon . Ashland Kopec . · l>eh'Oieum 's constntclion of . The camp is designed lo intro!he 14~- mlle plpelitle fn)tll duce youngsters to 4-H, and give . Kenova. W.Va .. to them u chance to meet other Colm11bus. Clovet'buds from clubs through Chris Fox , a spokesout the county. wonunl tit Maruthon Youn~sters participated in a Ashlmld 's headqum1ers in farm anunal tour featuring horsFindlay. suld the company es, calves. chickens, dtrCks, goats, Is pleased with the state's pigs and other animals; pond Marathon decision. exploration Including wildlife Ashlat1d suys the pipeline commonly found on ti1r111s; ice Is ueeded to sul;lport ecocreum muking :md crut\s. TI1ey llol111c growth 111 centml also participated in story time, Ohio. games, songs, lunch and a hayride. A permit from the Army Mel~s County Agricultuntl Corps· of Engineers also is Extension Agehl Hal Kneen said needed . Kuthy Rca, u this wus the second year that slJttke .~Wolllan for the Meigs County's youngest 4Cn!'(lS in Huntington, H'ers · have participated in W.-ya .. suid an annclunceClovcrbud Day Camp. lllCIII on thut permit wus Approximutely 25 Clovcrbuds, planned IIIIer Friday. · represenling various 4-H clubs the . 14-inc·h pipeline throughout !he county, attended · FARM ANIMAL TOUR - 4·H Cloverbuos got a chance to check out a would l'tlrry gasoline, the event. They were ussisted by variety-of farm animals at this week's Cloverbud Day Camp. Here the ·dieseluitd jet ruel. h woultl · .older 4-H members and parents. youngsters are shown examining a Nubian goat. (Jim Freeman) go under the Ohio River and lhmugh rurul Mlutheustern Ohio 10 the west side of Colu111bus. Project itlui1llgers ht)pe to htiVe it Otlet~lil1)l by the sUt1111ter of 2003. The original operating dnte of 2000 wus dehtyed by the regulatory process. the line woultl cross 363 ~ttetlllls, 55 wetlands und several nature preserves ftum the edge of the Wt1yne Nnllomtl Forest in Lawt-etlce CoUt1ty through Guilla, Juckson, VInton, Hockll1g, Fuirfleld, llickuway und l"rnnklln counties. Weather High: 90s, .Low: 60s Dltltlla, A2 Lotteries OHIO Pick :1: 5-2-1 Pick 4: 1-7-0·3 luckiyl !II 18-20-26-28· 32 Anoel- Lymph -/=iffy - Packet- CJAP OFF Pick 3 nlaht: s-3-6 Jilek 4 nlaht: s-1-a-o W.VA. ENJOYING DAIRY PRODUCTS - Meigs County 4·H Cloverbuds are shown here making Ice cream In cof· fee cans at Cloverbud Day Camp held Wednesday at the Anthony and Dawn Kopec farm near Rutland. The youngsters got a chance to eat the finished dairy product after lunch . (Jim Freeman) Yanko may have been impaired by drugs BY D"N HEIIMU DHERMESIII>MYDAILYREGISTER.COM POINT PLEASANT, W.Va.Dally :Jl 1-6-3 . Jurors heard testimony from the Dilly 4: 4-3-8-8 defense In the fourth day of the C111i :Z!I! 6-B-9-11-18-22 fltst ,degree murder trial of Curtis Ynhko. Yanko is accused of shooting Danny Arthur six times early on the t11ornlng of Oct 2, 2001, at a ltdlon• - 12 l'lau Arthur's. residence al 203 Poplar calendar As . Street. . tlasslfleds 83-5 · Lawyers for Curtis Yanko pretotnlcg Be sentetl several witnesses Deat Abby AS Thursday that Included Dr. Alfred Editorials A4 Stallbus, a pharmacy specialist Movies · • ·. A3 from Ohio Slate University. obituaries A3 Staubus testified that Yanko's Sports Bl•l use of Xann the night before the Weather A2 shooting would have affected his c 2002 ohio vellev Publiohlnl co. judgment for "several hours" Index after taking the lust dose. ing, staying to himself,'' said Don · On Oct. I, 200 I, Yanko report- Drennun, who was locked up for edly took eighl 2-mm doses of 500 days und placed on five years Xanax and drank alcohol, as well .. probalion at\er a Xunax· und alcoAI Pleasant Valley Hospital at hoi-induced night landed him in jail. 6:4S a.m. on · Oct. 2. Yanko's "When did you t1rsl notice blood alcohol level was 0.106. these signs?" asked defense attorXunax is prescribed for treat- ney Stephen Littlepage. mcnt of panl'c disorders and when "About a day after he was · abused or combined with alcohol, there," said Drennan. the effects can range from a Also taking the stand was Jeff . euphoric state where a person can Craig, who testit1ed about the be sociable, decreased inhibi· actions a roommate of his exhibtions, all the way to coma and ited while using Xanax. dealh, according to Staubus. Bolh Craig and Drennan are One of Yanko's cell mates al clients of Littlepage and cothe Mason County Jail testit1ed defense counsel Constance Hyer. next and told the court that ada[. Testimony is expected to wind after Yanko was brought Into jai , up today. he exhibited signs of withdrawal. Yanko faces life in prison if "He was always sweating, puk.- convicled of the charge. IH Cilll!e yt1U lu belie~~ ut11~tWI, Ii . .. %~~~~ltlt!r.tiluke1uJ~ilfo~~~ utfvuH· . · ·,sponsored by the HMC Laboratory Department Monday, Autu•t 5 · 10 AM"' 4 PM HMC lducatlon & Conference Center e~c~ut~Me1111iHtJu luge 111' d gut, •1P~mtuulty . FtJtluw yuur lpttlltlve potcep. wltoll lll~y •tgHul you 111Uiihe 11111e tight fo !trike tANtiJK ( Utte 21-July 2l) lioN~ 'J ·• Thi' I• 1111 e~celleNt iJuy ttJ W<Htf 11111< wrt11 your tti~11U ! tftiiHg .wHJt:lhln• yuu cuH !Nllte wgethet. 1'he oNly uc - Free water bottle from the American Red Cross for all donors! For more information, call (7'401 446•1 1 7'1 llvlll~• you IHighl wuut 111 uvultl wiJuy lire I w.q e 11.11111 t:oh11!1~tclul u~etltJIIe! cttUIJ be tricky. .. they . '· ' Health levy will ap~aron November • ballot Townships, villages would pay costs if levy fails BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDtliJMYDAILYSENTIN EL. COM POMEROY - Voters will have a second chance to approve a rcpluccment levy for the Meigs County Health Department in November. During their regular meeting Thursday, ,.-,---....., Meigs County Commissioners authorized the placement of a 1mill, live-year replacement levy on the Nov. 5 general election ballot · An identical lev,Y was rejected during the May pnmary election, but commissioners are· required, ~- ~ by law, to pass a resolution placing the levy before the voters if llr:..~---the board of health determines its TORRES funding within the 10-mitl limitation set by Ohio Law is insufficient for operations. Meigs County Heallh Commissioner Norma Torres rrovided the commissioners with a copy of a lega opinion from Attorney General Betty Montgomery citing that requirement yesterday. and said the health commission made the determination that insufficient funds were available shonly after the levy The board has termiwas defeated. The board has ternated three employminated three ees paid through leVy employees paid funds and tranSferred through levy funds and transferred another to the tobacco prevention program. another to the tobacco prevention proLast year, Torres soid, gram. Last year, the board submitted a Torres said, the board submitted a 2002 2002 budget reflectinfJ a 6.5 percent cut m budget reflecting a 6.5 percent cut in expenditures because expenditures becauSe of antidpoted losses in of antiCipated losses real estate revenue in real estate revenue because of the c/osinfJ because of the closing of the Southern Oh1o of the Southern Ohio Coal Company's Coal Company's Meigs mines. Meigs mines. If !he levy fails in November, villages and townships will be required to pick up the cos! of operating the depanment at minimum levels - arr estimated 30 percent of current operations. If the levy is rejected again, Torres said, the agency will likely operate with only two fulltime epmloyees and one part-time employee after the' new ~ear. Levy tunds, which were last collected during the second-half collection period that just ended, have financed approximately 53 percent of the department's operations, with the remaining funds coming from state grant programs. Many, including Torres, blame the levy's failure on the board's enactment of a Clean Indoor Air Act a year ago. That regulation prohibits smoking in all public places and five feet from the entrance to all public places, an.d remains in place. When it was enacted over vocal public opposilion last September, many opponents pledged to campaign against a health department levy. According 10 Torres, the board remains unofficiall,Y "deadlocked" two-to-two on the issue of rescmding the smoking ban, although no official vote lo do so has been taken since the levy was. rejected . A fifth .member of the board, who mus~ . be a practicing phsyician, remains unappointed. · . In other action, the commissioners approved payment of bills in the amount of $163,164.08. Presenl were Commissioners Mick Davenport und Jim Sheets, and Clerk Gloria Kloes. Jeff Thornton, board president, remains hospitalized al St. Mary's Hospilal in Huntington, W.Va. Drive .II. pttli<lliell )'11U tf!Hi ' l uflt1\ii · ilh~UUhtllhiHkets Hometown Newspaper ' • MEDICAL .CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org - J • •' • � 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 08. 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