http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ebd71ab6e1d51932033a1086030826f5.pdf f88f786d1dca1561b7754eb4da3c3ec0 PDF Text Text \ Page B 8 • The Dally Sentinel Thuraday, Auguat 8, 2002 ' www.mydallyaentlnal.com ALLEY OOP 1111001 -.-.~--- PIIILLIP AC,.OIS 81 Danono ALDER II AcQUIII, II tlrtt H Mtln 1 wrn.r .,.. ,,11111- "" (~ypll.) dllrlll 11 Mlxlf II ,rtiOO IS Dog dlyl bl11 month t4 ,ocuHd DOWN 11 Odd lob 11 ln-h 1 Nope .., " ... •• t 1 . K JIOtl 11:1'1 U t t ij J •• t Q ,I I 0 I • AI 3 ' 10 " • lal 13 "- Tiki" 21 Colonltt William 21 11; oarnlvel 1oo11t 28 Ptrmtnt 31 Vtldl , IOivtn;tr ' · 33 PraiH 34 Juplttr or Mtrt 31 laltlllt Day IIIIOft 31 Duallng powder 31 Uneetcl ol lhl NIA 40 Drltd·up 42 Aook OOVtrtr 44 Oooulon tor 1111 41 Prun11 • ~ J • • "K Jl t A 10 1 .. Q' l\~11 111r S(l"lh trip 4 ltrly 21 Poktr Pllr lamtnt (momlng aa lillY or 43 O.wk PlrtOn) . ntnny 41 Pooled I P~nlo 23 Poolblll'l VIHI Intruder - Aookne 47 Barblrlana e Hong24 luy by m1ll 41 Chllltlhtl 7 Ptrlor!Md IS Prellr for wlnt 8 "-upon "..-nl" 41 Agrlpplnl'l thlt qulal 17 l!dmonlon 10n IIIII" Ollerl Ortl, 10 Ptrm I Jay• II HaWIIIIn lfiOIOIUft hawker'a 11. 1trlnge 11 Dlver;tnoe · to Comll'll•r 30 JPK arr1v11 U Notre lllmt kly 31 VMr liGht 11 Dtlenll 0111.1 34 008 P llathot 1a Pllllml . runntrt 114 Driving ltlllt 37 Qllher . h111rd II Purpo11 I!'GIIhtr .II ChooH 31 Aawla.or 10 Puoe Alld gocldtll 41 Poam of ~~~-w~~.-.-~ \'lllilf!Fahlo noth W.. l l 1 a~1 ~tt\11 ' Nr t: .. l AU \11~1 Optnllllltad • I Taking the 5th UAilNEY THI& PLAC~ 5HOR6 COULD USE. A WOMAN'S TOUCH!! ~ /' Melp County's Continuing our study of Duvc 1-!ug· gott's five ucronyms, which he uses In B.ridge . Plus m~gu· ztne, we 111ove !rom C is for Counting, B Is fnr Bidding and A is for Analyze .the Open in~ Lcud to E is for Entnes. This dcul is difficult for someone who plays without thought ut trick one. But since you now use this routine. il will be unduck(l) soup. You ure in three notntmp. und West lcuds the spndo six. Whut would he your Iinc Qf pkly '/ · Do nol worry ubout jUST M'( '-UC::tc --- ~ Pll>N'T opening nne or two Go WITH ~Low · no-trump with un unsloj>pcred suit, It is UNTIL your purtner's rcsponIT si~i lit~ ,to cover thut sutt. It he Is ulso HtAPE£> CELEBRITY CIPHER wcuk there und the I>OwN Ttft by Lula Campoa opponents run sovcrnl CtlebriiV Cipher Or)plogrtmt lrt orutad from quototlono bV lomouo P/lAIN. tricks in the suit, It is Pfoplt, pltlond ptlltnl, Etoh lllttr In lht OIPhtr 111Mdtlor IMOihtr. nil your partner's Today'l clut: F IQulll H l'uult! "POV 1\!U XMLQ OK OAMKA Yuu start with six .,.. ""' top tricks: two spijdcs OIIIVQUU J DV Q OKW (gtven the lend), two DON'nflt:'< !<.NO~ I!>I heurts and two diu· J D V Q WOKAQVDIU OKW BI'«BN..L IT~ TH¢& ~~~i<.E:.~ XQUU mond.l, You can gel . N-1.0 YOU'eE. OUT 1 OKW four more tricks frum xouu VPDADAOKMI ." the clubs. However, unless either the club (YPDADAVOVI'QV) VDTQVA uce is u singleton or IOVO the opponent with the club uce learned the PAEVIOUB SOLUTION -'You n11a thll guy llkt 1 glraHI gumc I 0 seconds ngo, nttdt I llrap throe I.' 'Forty lathtl wllh 1 wet noodle • -Ann Llndare · thiu curd will nor put THAT DAIL~ In un uppeurnnce until PUULU the second (or third) round of Ihe suit. Then, to cush the cs· O Atorronge ltlltro of t~i ! four ' ICrambltd wordr bt• Wt\E.l:EO()oOo0 o 1 tublished club tricks, low ro form lour tlm!lllt wordt. you will need u \olotll(. tto tlflt1 tc. I tlummy entry, And K· C A L J A what is it? . t--F-;.r-:-;:-.;..:.:....,,.....f 1 J' There is only one cundidutc: the spudc '"::::::::·:::::·=·=~· queen. But her muj. r- G A T y N esty will do the nee- 1--ri-r'l:"'"-r--i--1 cssary only If you win 1 1I 1" 1 1 1 trick ace. one Then, with ufter the r'-·~·==·==·==·~· spade you drive out Enst's AGT 0 L The new mother called hernus1b d .. ~ ; . band and held the screaming c ~ a,cc un win his . . , 5 Ia 1 1 ~ebytothephone. Hours later the rc ·SUit shift, you cun . . . . . huebend called back and eald," 1 lead u luw spude to· ward dummy's Q-10., in a meeting and got a mes0 U 5 N U E " ~ was Wcs,r cannot Mop you sage that my • -- • • ....." from getti nn uvcr d 19 G bvComple1a ~~. c~uckle quoted filling In the mtulng word• , . . . . . 1 . h W I ere cvcniUu y, tn you dtvelo~ from ell~ No. ~ below. the first trick with the spade I 0. juck or . queen, though, and the dummy is dead. It is pointless hav .ing winners in one ICRAM·LITS ANIWIRS hand If you cannot Embody· Print · Rl5er . Zsstot. PROMISE get. into lhut hand. The coach ol a kld1 soccer team was havln h tlme Inspiring team aplrlt. After a rouelng defeat h~ gaal:~dd the1r attention when he 1ald "Winner k ment whlleio1e11 only make 8 PAoJ1 ~. e a commit- rl'fe 1 wAS . ~· "': 'I • TilE IIOitN ... Tt\E.r<E. I~ w.INfl.. &. Po. ~~:>E:.eALL ~TRIKE:. 7 t.osim [ f\OPe lf\EY 00"'' ~f\ t... COMPRO· M\~C. :iOWi\01-l! .,.. . t.'J(.IZ. &.EN 1\ ~Titli<.€. &..FO~'? Ill(; NATE ' ~o"\C.\ WHEre-~ $~ 0ooow~•er ~. - c.a.., _ . _ _. . . - 11 I - .r • ,. . ~-~~~\fat:: •' II II I I'EANI ITS (/~ ~) \ r--' I I I I' 1 Whafs Inside Jets top Steelers, 81 Deaths Oma K. Hall, 62 Dttllll, AS DIVI - A child loaps Into tha olr Rt a ilWimmlng party held ftt t11c ymmt~tl Pool lnl1fklt1R thtl tho summer roACJinQ program 11\ thQ Pommoy ~lbrftry. (Joy So llie ~ photoaJ day 111 Y""' rlllan~lalllcullng• ure •mall hut C!!Cntiul l"'illt! that lithe" '""Y •••ily uvcr· ll••k . Ynu 'llt,.e them'" ynur udvuntll¥t'. Oct a jum11 (Ill life hy undr'"lllndtn¥ !he inllu· encc" lhlll 'll1ovcrn you .in the · yeur ltlu•1111. Send fnr 1111 r A•· "":9rnph prcdic!lonc hy ln11111~8 \l In AMrn·Ciruph. c/u lh11 ucw >IIIIIH!r, 1'.0. U11x 167, Wkkliffc. 01144002: flc •urc lrl •talc ynur "Kiiac •l•n VIIUJO IAun· 2J.SepL 2it .• rnduy, you' •hinc "' area• where rllll · mu~t cxcrd.., your uuth11r11y. Tho•c in yCIUr 'h""ll" wnn't rnind d<lill¥ your b1dding hccau•c whut you' II a~k uf them will come •• a rctiUOII ruther lhan u command. l.IIJMA !Sept. '2~·0ct. 2Jt. • Should ~nu lf.Ct i perJi•lcnt hunch or fcclill¥ about ll<!llle· thing, il would flruvc wi•c 11i heeu ynur Inner voice. Your Intuition i• !hlll'l'"' and likely 111 be more ltecurute tuduy. SCORI'IO (Ocl. 24 · NIIv . 22) •• Don'! I'll'' upnny "II· J>UrtunlllcH yuu get tuday 111 Hodulltc with cil~cr huHinc>< UHHOCilllC! nr friend•. ThriiUMit dhcUHKhlll! thlll luke place. •o methlu~ utlvuntu~cou• cuuld develop, Si\(JITTAKIUS CNnv . 23· l)cc. 21 J •• The hriHhl idcu! yuu cume up with tnday could lle whut putt you • few puce• aheotd nf your cmnr•etlllon. When nne nccur~ 111 you, dun ''t be ufruid to tell whut ynu conceive. CAPRIC.:OIIN (De.:, 2Z.Jun. I'I) •• IJCCIIUHC yuu ure able W trcut nil or yuur cKperienee• philn•nphlcull y tuduy. h<Jih the ftltl<l unc• and the bad, you wi II be ublc to properly cnpc with anythinJ lhat dcvef. op!. AQUARIUS CJan. 20-l'cb. 1~1 •• Vnu wnn"l he di••P· punll~d t<Kiay •• llln¥ aJ your C"f"i.l.:hdwn' ure in line wilh whru you ure lesitimately en· titlt•l m. V<!ll'll r~alizc c•cn » •mall profit lA alway• bluer lhm1 none. I'ISCJZS (l'cb. 20-Murch 20 .. AllhnuJh ynu..ttnd '"be ln. ~ecl ~ ivc uhout thinll*· ynu , wnu I he 10 IHduy. Yuur mind Y CHAIILI NI HO II'I.IOH 110£ f IICtll<l' M\ I >All\ ' d NIINI I I liM LibratTs summer campaign concludes with pool party Weather Bv Jov J. IIITTI.II NLWSIJ>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEIWY - The Mul11~ High: 80s, Low: 60S · Cmtnty District Llhl'llt')' In l'nrnlit'ny ~onclutled lis sumnwr l't'n•llnl! ]H'Il)lrllll1 with 11 puny i'nr nl:lout 100 ~hll~rcn 111 the Syrncusc Pool , Tho chl ltlt'lln whnilllrtlclpnl· oil In tho r~udlng Jll'l'll''ll111 TUPPERS PLAINS · were onlcrcd lnt1> 11 d\~ll' prl1c t1ustern Elcnwntut·y School Hlvc·ttwuy . I'US (PullliL' ~Ill conouc111 klndct'!lurtcn Urumknstlng System) in orlcnlttllnn mcctin~ ttl lite Athens dnnttlell 2SO ft·cu ~ho1•l on AttJ,t . 2llttl9 11.111. hunks liu· tho kIus. 1'11ronts who huvc not Mmry ln~td husinossus lrc-roglstcrcd their child lnduulng ()uiry Out>on 'nr kindot'gttl'h)ll shmtld Bt·uzlor, Md)u~mld 's, Subwny, lirlngthclr chllu's birth cc•·· Cttnl.ly's lluhbles und Ulfls, tiflculc, S1'clul Secul'lty Acquhllluns, MI~LIIeput'l number. uno lmnwnlzutlutt Dejlunment Storo. Wui-Murt, t•ecurds; und shou ld be In The Ohlu River Beur uuondunce for rcylstmllon , Compuny. Locker 21\J, lnt'ot·mullon tthuut tho Domlttos, und Crnw's klnderg11r1en pro!lrlltn, con-.. Resltntrnnt ull d1111111ed l1cms t(l l'erencc times, cl11s' be ~lvcn nwny. requirements · und bus Chi ldren who wun Dult;r mutes will be pn•vlded, ·Queen !rents nniJ McDnnuld s P11rents will h11vc the french fries were Chelseu oppmtunlty to meet with Dnvls, 1-lurlcy Fox, Nikki the prlnclpul, tc11chcr unu Duvls, Jesslcn Ornnl, Ross trunsportntlon coordlnutor Keller. Knltle Keller. Llndsuy tit the meeting. . Puunun und Thomus Kilen . SIK-Inch suh certlfkuteN from Suhwny were Riven to Mkhuel Duvls, Snmuel BvnnN, ALBANY County Amundu Orunl <tnd Surtth Roud 10 (Stutc Ftu·m) will Wright. Crow's certlflcmes be closed Monduy fur 11 wero 1Jiven Ill Whitney week fmm Ohio Route 14:1 Putmun, Suruh Luwrence und to Jones Rond. so thlll scv· Chuls Rodri6\IICH. erul Iorge culverts cun be Other Items Jllven uwuy repluced, were 11 sliver doll or to Amhnny Putmnn: a Hello Kluy activity Dat1ll1, A1 l 1111. TAUIIUS iA11ril 21l·May ' 211 J •• Ucc uu..: ynu u.re not upt 1<1 lu~c y••uroclf ur cl"um'""" "' "'" ••rluu1ly ltlllay, yuu Will he 1111 en.Jnypble per· 111111 Ht I ~ amuml. Yuur exurn .. t•le will cncoura1• othen 10 h<t tlt1' ,·ott,tiiH'IInn••l Utlltlh · l ~•lk hulldln~ 111 M~·~~~ ll1 ~1t Sdnt~d "''''' '''''ttd••li h~ the Ml•lj~s l ,o~' llillnntd ul' 1\lilt•'llil"ll I \t<'ltltll · 1\lj!lll hid, 11<'1\' ~~~·~llrd ''" tit<· ]'t•ilrvt , lh1' 1t111 ,.,t 11t whkh 1o111kd ~ti77Jfl 1 1, '.~r l l ""'' l it ~ \'llitll!tt\'11 \''"' ol 'h~IXU~H), . . . Wl'ltttn .<'mlltt'ltl.'li<ttltil ~•·· i~' <'11111111 n•..·il<'d tlw ~<ttl lrt"'' fnt' ~~~~ ~~rttl ,·ntllru~l"t 111 ot, I I I ,.1•) \ '" lttd\ld<;< 1'111\ ltl'lll.'lintl 11! tit~ (Ill h) 1 ~0 lill>t '1'111 hilll'~ 11111\'ltll't' 11\th ~11nnpy 11ml11 'lllnlll~ l'ltl!l 111 ~411 ,· Ill I. Cl~lp~t' Jlrn, , nf l11»1111 1\tt, tlllll l'li~d th~ hcutll\~ ttl\ll )inmhli111 ••o•llt'lll.'l ut $l'IO.t>t~l. 1111d lk'~'n' 1\k~trk trnm .mwuslt;lt'. lh~ ~~~•· tt'il'ltil.'l>ttlllll' t ul :11~~.~7h, Silll.'~ W~sn m l.1 11~1 "'1'111 \'llllllll~ll>t lm til~ n~w Mtill' Middle SduMtl, whkh I' !>ttl\ 11 1'1•w IHtllth ~d lc~l uwuy l't'lun wlwi'C tlw uthi•Hil.' hulillil11l will he ~li ll~tt·u~lc\1, SttjWI' illt~n\l~nt Wllllum Btt \' ~lrv '!till lhul th~ ll'llt'k will b~j,lil\ lmm~tllnl~lv , · • ' . It \VIIS 1\ilt~ll tiltllli\ lh!ll 1\i! htttld J,Mt~· 11\!U\1~1 Ill kl')' l'und~ will II" Into tlw \'tlllNit' ll~tlon und tliuttlwr~ wlllt\111 11C II i'oumli sMt~ j)lll 1>n IIW l)ttlh•t , Tiw .!n~ttt~y. It wu~ r~pluln~•l h)• 11\t~·~l<: y, will h~ "h1\l , row~d it'll!\\ \lh.ti'kt lttnd1, whldt httl'l' hl!lh hulttl\l'¢' und 1h11n t'~PillliiiS nlh~r mutWl' ~~~~1!111'' ' ltlttllnhkl)minll the mcctln» un• 1111~1 u il'llt~otlt> dlwth~il•tt, tlw hnlll'd llllnpted II dt'lt~ I OSI\11~ IWIIIJI'IIII\ 111111 •~I i~llllltk1 !Itt stu1.l~n1s l'ullln11 tlw tgs t ~ . . l'hristnplicr ~ . Frl\111 nl' SpoN Sui'~ Tc!lllt\]1 S~rvl~e nf Columbu• J)l'llNent~li u prl!~l'lll!l nt' t'ttnJom t~·~lhtl!! w k ovar o porlod or we ~s lor uthletcs 11nd hnnd mom· het•s, It wu.~ 11dnpted hy th~ hwu~ 111111. th~ tcstln ~ •CI'I'kr IV liN hii'CIIio hliiHII~· dt'lll! IC,II IIjl Jot• lhc ~1.·ho11l , . . Pennllil's l'or l'ulilll» th e dt'llll 111~1 1 11·~ 11s lhllows : i<irNI nl1'tlnse, II S~VCI1 • llll)' .lliNIWIISiOI\ 11'11111 lhC lll'lllli'Uill With mumhllttl')' ul'lllli.'I!Unselln)Jun•lllvc wc11kly tMs l)llld lUI' hy rnrgnt~/lfUIIf\iiU!1 ,,: SCI:Uiid oii'CIII~, •u~p ll~iu n J'ot '10 •lnys: IIIKI third nl'fcii.IC, 1'1\'l'lllllll~nt Mt,,J111nslon l'mm the flt'Ojlrlllll, In nlh~t· husl nllss, Mell~~~~ Wlllou~ wu.~ liliilu 11~ l'out'lh ~rude tou~het' 111 the flmdhut'y ~d111111 1111 u Pllr·ycur ~•Hl· tl'lt~l : fl1'1 1111 Alllln. Dnnnn Kcm, ll~IIIHII' 1•unln1. Tcrewu · Wllllmm, l.ml Butn~lll'tll:!t". Ail<'ll Ml1 kttp , P~t~IIY Tt·u~ .~~ ll . VIcki Orlt'fln, Cnthorinll <lt·u~Yol1ut' 11111'1nnd Nl~olc Whlto were employed ~~~ Nllhstltnle lcttdtCI'\: 111111 Mutth.:w 1.. Wlllium~Oil WIIN llllili'IIV0\1 liS Yllilltll~t'l' Vtlll~h 111' the MgJ» ~. Middle S~huul l 't·uss C.'mtmt·y t~nm jll!lltlln~ ~·~t'tllkutltm , Col\ll'll''l,l were ttWIII'de,l Jot' ·' ''hind •ri'Yil'~'· llt'IIICI' '~ Bnkery, Inc, hrettLI: Bl'lllljjllloll t>'ood• ro, mil~ tlllll <lull')': · Plr~t C"luss Trusil Mcmuvnl. Mnrk NmnHIII. u·n•h hltllllnt~ : nnd Ashlund Brundecl Mni'k ~ ill\11 hy (1,\:tM hi<'i, ~~~~ tlll.l dluN~I fuel. . IJtLAIH - Klda who participated In tho 1ummor rol!dlnli pro· arem 6\ tho Pomuroy ~Jbr"ry on)oy a pool party W dntldny. Door prlzu woru owardod to ench pnrtlclpfmt by IOQIII bull· ne11e1. set 10 Flrlktt flnx: u cenlllcttle !'rom Mludlepnn Depurtment Storo to Mncle l{odri1Jues: 11 $'0 1111\ certltlcule l'roil1 Wnl· Murltu Kurl Arnold: u 14·1nch one Item Dnmlno plz7.n cet•til'l· cute to !lohbl Hnrt•ls: nn M&M rluNh to Mnr!lllll DuviN: 11 nntel}fld tn Brynn Htll't'ls: u Nlke hn~kpuck tu Ktll'l Al'nuld: un unlmul l'uddlc tn Clurencc OwenNhy: 11 plush Pl11let tu Sudle fTox: 11 pluNh Pooh w Shunnnn ·McLuughln: uml bubhleK tu Mallory ~clntyre , Amundn Mllhonn, the chll· dren's reudlnl! Cll\mllnnwr for lhe Pnmerny l .l.,rtu·y, Nuld she upprecluleil husltwNses tl111t donuleo Items be~illtNe II con· lrllmted 111 the SUCL'CN> nf lh~ progrum, Mllhnnn ~ot11lnuu~ to liuvc slmy time und do ~ruliN with khJs Mnnduy ihrllltllh Thursdny 11111w vtu·lmtN tiiNII'I~I llhrurlcs 111 lJJ,m, A cl'lll'l 1111 cnmJlUtcr nll!hl Is ulsn nl'forcd lhrnu!Jhottl the ycur ul the Pomeroy J.l\)rur)'. RcNI ~entN 1111iy cull W2·'KI 3 l'nr mnre lnl'lll'lllilllon. Pla11a• Itt contr1ct, AJ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lotteries OHIO Pick J: 2·4·9 Pick 4: 0·2-8·4 luckey• 5: 7· 12·16·26·27 Pick J nl1ht: 2+3 Pick 4 nl1ht: 7·4-$·9 DII!Y :S: 0·8·6 DII!Y 4: 2-6·8·2 Cllli 25: 6·9·1 1-19·23·25 Index 2 IICIIOII - It P1111 A5 85·7 88 A! A6 A3 A3 81·5 A2 2002 Ohio Vtllty Publfll!ln1 (4, - -- East Main work nearing completion ODOT claims work will be done ahead of time ' W.VA. Q t'otlltu~·t' 1''"' . Road closes Calendar . Cl111ifleds Comica Dear Abby Editorials Movlet Obituariet Sports Weather I'OMHROY ! Re1lstratlon scheduled und . ~unfl•l~ncc ure iharp Clluugh to l'lt~e the mmt JIFfl. cult nf Jcd•lon!. ARIES (Murch 21·Aitriii'IJ •• lndut.~limHill C~II will nul 10 uni!Hiii:~o:d Hr unrcwurtJc~ 10· duy , "' ln>tcull ul' dtllnJ only whut I• CI JIC'I~d of yuu cxen ynurHclf ·u bil """"· 1d1 pay Athletic building contra get nod oo nolu~lon ol ------Prlduy, Au~ . 9, 2002 Step l•y l!Cil 11nd line by line you !night even •urprl•e your· !elf 111 fl1e year uhead by how much you will he uhle to fiChiC\'C find UCCIIII111IIIIC. 'J'uke udvantugc of' the !mull thins• •• they will Cllllectlvely udd up to ~uh•lnnlial ¥111 114. 1.1'!0 (July 2l· Aug. 22) .. Wit~t gil •• yuu the ed~r I<!· Hometown NeW1p1per l~ ~~= d':nt I3 Sight-Ing ~h~~:'iln liii'Volh f'IUIUI 1 N't a1 11 Ctlllln win· 17 Ptollflo .\110~ w.,, • K • 14 lpleOt I VtrY very sw pin Cincy, 81 Rockies compl NI:A Croaaword Pu . . le 8Y AoNu HA"" AHAP~tlllMVCAILVSENTINEL.COM . POMgROY - Motorists who re11ulurly uHe EuNt Muln Street will be 11111d to lourn that the ruud wor~ underway ncar !he Inter11ectlon of EuKt Main Street und Nyc Avenue 11 projecled to be completed soon. Stephunlc Pllton, Ohl1> Depanm.enl of Transponatlon public Information officer, •aid that nlthouah the whed· uled dute or compMion 1- f)ot until October, the actual date will probably be 11omctlme In September. . Jim McOruw, IICncrul ~uper­ lntcndclll ol' Alun Stune Construction, ~nld tho w~~rk muy be flnl~hed even curlier. ~rhup~ by the end of' Aujjust. · Blddln11 for the $277,2,0 job wo~ beJiun In flcbruury. It waH tnken on hy Alllll Sumo, which bejun work on the pm· jectln Murch. Pillion ~aid OOOT decided thO work WON OCCCMNOI'Y In prevent dumage to the rnud cauNed by the rlvcrbunk Nlld· In¥,· 'Thl1 huppen~ every now and then, Riverbank~ will bealn to •lldc,'' uplulncd Filion. "When It hnppon1 In an area which IUPJXll'i~ orood· way, II hoi to be flxcd." The toull colt of the job will be cloH to $1 million, lidded fliiNUil, The l'ln!Hhed 11roduct will lndmlc new ornlnu11C plpeH, c~ll'h~. ~ult~rH und Jluvemenl nn !hOI NCCIInn nf mud, flliNOII nm~d the mnjnr ~(mNirucLion work hns alt·uttdy been dune, "One httltdred und thirteen ihiii'IS llll'il"" 11111 l'our reel In UllllllCH'I 1111.1 3' fee t )una huvc be~'ll 1mt lnw Ihe llcuwck to Nlltblll1.e the llunk," Huld · fliiKnn. "They nrc ulreudy fnKllliiCd tllld OUt gf Hillhl. What remolna to be done now IK tn nnl•h up the roudwuy Nn It Ctln be Uled 01111in." NcKt yc11r, ODOT pion ~ to put In o wulkwuy whl~h will run from· the ,boat rum~ In downtown Pomeroy to the municipal plll'k. WOitK CONTINUU - J..on Jarvll nne Floyd Jnrrott lay now dirt by tho lldOWIIk 11 thl conttruotlon 111 on En•t Main Street In Pomeroy, WhiCh tho Ohio 0 pnrtmcrnt of Trllnlpcrtlltlon •~Ptctl to 111 campi 1 Claocn. (1\intl Hnl)kl) du lik"WI<c, OI!MINI rMuy ZI .Junc 2111 ·• Now I! the time to talk t~in1• nut w,ilh your mute ur family . You II lie lieucr able to cummunlcate ynur lhtJUJht,s and they ' ll be more rupnnJwe lnd<~y . CANCI:\R (June 21-Juiy 22) ·• h •houldn't be wo difficull for you to •ell r••ur idea1 or IIUIICCJ today, IC]IarillCJJ nf h6w IOUJh yuur thou.htt arc IO wei UC!OII, Your lk 11J1II a •ulelper114>n arc very etrcclive utthi• time, The Holztr Medical Centtr Olabettl Support Group will meat Sunclay, Autwf 11 from 2:00 • A:OO pm in the Hotpflal't French 500 Room. In Mtlqs Co!lnty: Thurlday, Aututt 15 at 10:30 am · Meigs San lor Center Augutt 19, 20 and 21 All are wtlcomel For mor1 '· m 2:00 • 5:00pm In the French 500 Room or to coli C740J 446•1010 •• ' Discover tlw 11 olzvt• f)if.(erertc www.holzer.or1 �h Daily PageAl OhiO ntinel Friday, August 9, 2002 ~·~AUIU1ti,20Q2 Recent land transfers posted by recorder's office Ohio turnpike director resigns at governor's request Ohio , weather "'· [ Monoltttltl !eo'lll'l • 0 (.) ' ' , ~~Ju·•• J • () I ,..., '·' 8umf W.WI ......... ~ ~...., Cloudy AhO- t <"""' A"' Clear skies, warmth in forecast Hlt!hs lt1 the upper HOs. ~unduy till!ill ... Mostly deur. Low~ In the 111id 6U.1. Mnnduy... Purtly dnudy. A sllltht clmnce 'of showers ami thunderstorms In the ut\er· noon Ullli eveninl!, Hil!hs lt1 the upper MUs. Tuesduy.. ,Pttt'tl y clcludy. Scuttcrcd showers unt.l thunderstorn1s from curly ui\crtliJCltl nn. Lows lt1 the upper tJOs und hllths 111 the upper HUs. Wellllesdtly... Purtly cloudy with scnltered showers tmd thund~rs h:lrm s. l..ows In the up1ier Ms und hl11hs In the mid MOs. · Thu!'Sdny... Pn~ly doudy. A sllltht chuncc ul showers and thunderstorms. Lows In the UJlllCt 60s um.l hll!hs In the E~tend~d fo~c11NI Su ntluy... Pnrt ly. ~ loud y. mid MOs. tlV t~t . AS~OC IAT~ll P~EM Clcur skies untl wurmer tctlltll!ruturcs tll'e h1 ~torc tor the weekend, the Nutlo11ul Wcutltct· St~rvl~e suld flrlduy. 1 l·lll!hs l"riduy will bll ·In the h:~w to mid gos, und skies will Ill! lnostl>· su nny. Lows will runt~c fhmt the upper ~Os to the mill llOs. The ne~t dmncc fur rnltt will be Mt!ntluy. Su n s~t ttlllil!ht will bll ut l!:jt1, Sunrise Suturtluy will be ut 6: ~1! u.m. Weuthar ro~CIIU '1\ mll!ht .. .Cicur. l..ows neur ()!), Cbflll wi ntis. Snlurdny... Mustly sunny, llll!hs in the upper Mils. St1uth wlt1tls ~ Ill I0 .111\Jh, Sutut•duy t1 l!ht ... Mustl y clcltr. l..nws lnlhc mid 60s. state's watchdos fo und more than 170 Instances of employees accepting meals, I!Oif outings. professional sports tickets and luxury seuts from contractors doing business with the commission. Al!ency employees accepted gifts from contmctors so oflen it become part of the agency's culture, the report said. Greenwood said the commission will consider how to continue Monday when the bourd meets. He declined comment on the report or Zompurelli's resignation, saying only thut "a lot of positive things hnve token place" under Zompnrelli 's leadership. Zompnrelli was promoted from general counsel of the Turnpike to execu.' tive director on Aug. I, 1999, replacing retiring director Alun Plain. Zompurelli wus paid $150,230 a year. He did not return a .. messase let\ ut his home "It was frustrutlng. but we just knew he didn't doli," suid Addis A. Desmond, Sumpter s uncle. · Sun1pter wus churl!ed with the Nov. 24 robbery of Kruus Plttu In Cunton row nship, A second robbery count invol v· . lng u ltct1rby hulr solon wus dismissed as hi s trial began Wednesduy In Stork County Common Pleas Court. . Sumpter told lnvcsllgulurs he wu~ with friends Nov. 24 und Iuter lit Desmotid's birthday jlttrly. Group ministers to parents CINciNNATI tAP) ~ The twin of lnsl ng their duughter to u klllet 24 ycurs ugn lills n't cus,•d for l~ ober l und Chnrlotte . Hulllnl!cr. Bttl u !!nlUp lit e Cincinnuti coup le fuuntletlto provide supptll'l fur those grlcvin!l, the sluyi ngs of loved ones has had chupters ~ lll'inl! up lluthm wldc. · , Parents of Murd ct·cd Clllldrctl , sturtcd ufter Lisu Hullltigds J\)7g death , will hold il's IHlliLmal conferctlCC in Ci ndnnuti Fridtty throu gh Sunduy. With u recent msh of nutlonu l reports ubout children being kidnapped und killed. the orgtmizution 's tmtiom1l con terence Is purtlculurly timely. · , Man 1ccused In slayln1 DAY1'0N tAl') - A grund jury on 'rllllrsdny charged n mun with dt'Ownln~ his wife by holding her unaer woter ut the Great Mluml Rtvcr.' A Montgomery County grund jury uccused Duvid Setser, ~3, nf WeNt Currollt on, of murder In the death of Judy Setser, ~ I , · Se t~er und his wife were ut the river In suburban Moruine tor u picnic on July 2I und had set up fo lding chuirs on the rl verbank, pollee sui d. The couple, buth wearing swimsuits, then went ror u swi m 111 wurcr 4 feet deep orr u noutlng boat dock, poll~e said. · Cl..INbLAND (AI>) - llollce killed u nltUI uftcr he shot A bicyclist culled \1 II nlld reported that u woman nppur· un ufi'lccr who wu~ lrylni! to brenk up a l'll!ht itt downtown's . entl y drowned unt.l thut u mull wus bringing her to shore ..She l>ubll c StiUUt'e, . died Inter tit Ketterl11g Medicul Center. 11oiicc ur~ lryl nl! to determine the drcum8tanccs thut reKulted ill the MhootlnjjM In the busy downtown area ThurMdny u~ byminden looked on. . 1'11ll~e Cn1t1r. ltd 'fomba nld the t1fficer was wounded In ct.aVllLAND (AI') - No Buckeye .5 game ticket had the the fnce about 9:30 p.m. 'fhunday but waA nble ttl walk Into rl11ht comblnntlon for the drawing Thursday; so no one can the emergeney room of MetroHealth Medical Center and olulm the Ohio Lottery l!amc's top prize of $100,000. even tnlk to people there. Pollee would not identify the offl· Sales In Buckeye .5 totaled $234,184 and players shared iler, HI! ~ontlitlun wu1 not uvallnble enrly Frld"Y· 582,983. . The yunm"n wu shot multiple tlm111, nppurentl~ by the There were 99 Buckeye ~ tickets with four of the num· partner of tho orncer who wu thot, Ttlmbu 1nld. The JIUn• ben, nnd each Is worth $2.50. The 2,94.5 tickets showlna mun wns ' pronounced dead It the !Ilene. Hh identity ulso three of the number! ore euch worth $10, and the 28,783 Will tltlt dl1clo1od. . · tickets showln y two of the numben ure euch worth $1, rhe Ohio Lotfery will poy out $1J I6.5 ,234 to winners in Thunduy nlllht 's Pick 3 Numbers ully game, which hud sules of S77 1 733.~ 0 . . · · The ·Pick Numbers duy gu me winners' payout was COLUMBUS (AP) - A teen hus dl~d uftcr being pulled · un~llti Mt luu ~ (rum u community pt!ol dny Mcurlier, u nursing $214,9~ I on tiuleM oJ' $4M7,H8 1..50. . uparv lsur M nld . M Ml chn~ l Murphy Shurll!, 14, of M uburbnn Worthlnl!tnn , wuH pt'UIIIlUIIted dend Thuraduy ufterno11n ut Children 's CLEVELAND (AP) - A fired Columbus pollee officer HoKpltul , u mlrMinl! M uperviK~r sul tl . Sliurl jj WttM pluylnl! ~utc li wlih friend!! l11 the pool un suMpcctcd of killing hiKwife and keeping uuthorlties ul buy JSundny when he went under In ubout five feet ol' wuter, nn 1111 lntcrstlltC Ius! week wi ll rc muln unguarded in hi s hospoli~c snl d. . · tlltul room because he hus not been churgcd. Hi Ml'rlend11 did not rcullzc he wus In tmublc, und the Hcrmundo "CIIIr' Hnrton , 39, wus listed in criti cal, but ~ruwd~d puul und Nun 's ltiarc mudc It difficult for Ilfcgutti'dll stub lc condition ul MctroHculih Mcdkul Center on 111 11~~ the bt!ltUIII, pollee suld. There were two lll'c!!Utlrtl s r111 Thursday. · duty ut the time. · Ue IM M U!pectcd t1f klllln~t hi s 27-ycur·old wife lust Friday in .ColumbuMthen Iuter fidltg ut deputi es ut u truck stop un'd IMdlng iiiCii\ Oil u 30· mllc chu se, Arter u 4 1/2-hour standoff o11l111erslulc 71 north of Mun , ficld. lie was shot when he CAN'fON (AI') - A mttll UC~UMed of robblllll u plzzu 11hop 11 cd lnlu woods. Stule Hl l!hw uy Putrol officers hud "ccn gUttl'ding Harton ut IIUnP.olnt hn~ been clcnrcd of Ihe crime und freed from the Mince he nrrivcd ut Mctrollculth with gunshot wounds to his Stark County Jull , where he wuN held ft1r more than fnur buck und urn1 . · montht. Charlel B. Sumptilr Jr., 21, cr Cunttltt, WUM freed r hur.!duy a(tt.lr 137 day1ln Jull. Clev.eland oHlcer wounded No prize winner T11n dl11 afttr poollncld1nt 3 . Susped·left un1uarded Jailed man cleared Oma K. Hall Thursday night. Before he resigned Thursday, T!lft urged the seven-member commission to "immediately seek" his resignation and to fire him if he didn't step down, "I would not tolerate these actions by a person reporti ng directly to me; nor .do I believe you should tolerate the reported actions" of Zompurelli, Taft said .. Tuft spokeswoman Mary Ann!! Sharkey said after Zompurelli's resignation that the governor was pleused to close the mutter. ' "The governor wants to restore public co nfidence in the Turnpike Commission," she said. Tuft also urged the commi ssion to review the conduct of other commi ssion officials and to consider discipline against them, including firing . Engineers also victims · in rail-crossing accidents DAYTON (AP) - The mystery or why n driver crosses railroad trucks in front of u truin often confounds investigators und sule ty experts trying· to prevent fatui crushes. The ununswered question also huunts train engineers already anguished by the scenes before their eyes. "The last thing they see arc the people they're going to strike," suid Shel Senek, Ohio coordinator for Operation Lifesaver. which advocates snfety improvements at railroad crossings. "A nd they're helpless." In hi s 23 years us an engineer, Terry Ludbun hus been ·Involved in three crushes. He still gets chill~ when hi s locomotive approache s crossings. "The fru s tratln~ thing is we cun't do anythtng to stop thut crush;" he said. "You can only hope that they make It or they decide to stop . Otherwise, it's all goi n~ to unfold in front of you . . . Two futul accidents in western Ohio have mystitled authorities and shed no new light on what leads to car-train crashes. Three members of a family were killed July 30 near Eaton. On June 12, three teenaaen died In a fiery crash at a crosslna about three miles away. · Neither site had aates or warnln11 Uahta. In both cases the troina were traveling between 40 and .50 mHea on hour. Preble County sheriff's Muj. Wuyne Simpson said Investigators don't know why the driver in the first crash crossed the tracks in front of the train . In the sec· ond crash, witnesses said the vehicle had stopped for· the truln but then crossed the trucks. . "The truln was right ut the crossing," Simpson said . "And the whistle was bel ng blown on the train some.distunce back from · the crossIng." Some motorists mi sjudge the speed of truins and the time it takes to cross the trucks, Senek said. "When you are looking ut it perpendicular or ut uny Academy considering push. by NYC leaders to move part of Oscars to New York angle. u locomotive trttvel ing at 55 miles un hour looks like it's traveling 2 ~ miles an hour." he suid. Ludbun. a CSX Corp . engineer from Boardman. said ht: wus goi ng less than 30 miles un l10ur uno blow ing his whistle when l1e wus involved in his flrsl ·crush, in Medinu County in I~H4 . A woman lute for work tried to beut liis truin . "You look right in !heir eyes . They look right up ttl you," he said . "You lnnk down in that cur tmd you see kids, you sec the family dog. yo u sec toys." And he sai d train operators ure usually the first to urrive at a shuttered vehicle·. "II sticks with you forcv ' er," he said. "We' ve had engineers hold u child In their eyes und that child died." Ludban, 47, said some engineers are so truumat ited by a fatui crush they ncvcr returned to work. ' Statistics shed little light on what lends to cross 111& accidents : · • The numbers l1uve sec' sawed In recent years : Twenty-two people d1 ed in car-train crushes in Ohio In 2001, up from 1.5 in 2000: But 21 people died in 199'! and 1.5 the year before. • Nationwide, 419 died in crossln.l! collisions In 2001, down from 42.5 In 2002 but up from 402 the previous year. • Nearly 50 percent of the crushes happen ut crossingg with active warning devices, such us gates, lights or bell~ . The number or gated cro~,. lngs has more than doubled since 1980. • Most crushes occur when the train is traveling l c ~s thun 30 mph . · • There ure more cru~hes in the 14 countie; of northwest Ohio - u rural, flut arcu with gcncrull y good visibility of track s - thmt in any other purl of the state according to Senck. '. ~ Ge lllpo lit, OH 4!631 , (740) 446-351Sr , Broker's victims want lhim released from jail CLEVELAND (AP) - l!xc hungc CommiNMion hu s ult ugulnNt him. Su Former tllenu of t1 ~w~khro· 11 1 ~d uluwM kcr ue~U8Cd of def'ruudinl! fur, he Is cltur!!ed only with them of' mllllonN llf uullurs bunk l'ruutl reluted tu u loa n. wunt him rclllUMcd from jull . Oruttuuaurla's ·law yen, · flour furnllleA wrote lcttilrs Ro11or uud Juun Synenbcrg, u1klny u judge ttl rclcusc wunt hltt1 Ill be plu~cd on f'runk Oruttuduurlu to home home dctcuthm, with elcc· dutllntlon until hls ~rlntlnul tmnlc munllllrlng. They sold ~uMe cnd8. Oruttudnurlu.will pi cud guilty Oruttuduurlu, 44, of Nubur· "oun und be M chtonced, hut he bun (Jute8 MIIIN, JN uccuscd tlf wuntA some time lu spend defroudlny u8 rnany us 470 with 1118 children bcl'ore then. cllcntN by ptJurlnl! their As1l8tunt U.S. A1tort1ey 11111 money Into frequent! y truded Bdwurds sulu un Thursduy . hljlh· tech 8tlll:k8 und t'ul ~ lfy· Ina their lnvutmcnt rc~ord~ thut prosccutorM wi ll rc Npnnd to the request In u few duyN. · to nldc the l os~~~ . lie lutlcl 1me prohlctn 1, thuJ flcdcrui nffl ~lu l~ M ay Orulluuuuriu' ~ &tut cmcnt M Clruttuduurlu faces lltJICtlilul 8ll!lliCNICd the u~l!oun tM were ~hur!!C M, "Il l! lawyer Nuld he'Ngoing w11rth mtJre thun $270 11111· linn. wh~n they were uctuully lo plcud I!UIIiy. The problc111 IM nothlns ltu8 been f'lled yet," worth uliout $2 million. ulti. The Sccurilhl8 1lnd Bdwurds M ' I The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 LOCAL BRIEFS EMS runs POMI.Rm '\1etg' Emergcm:y Sen •ce' umh anw.cnxl the ti1lluwmg .:all \ for u""tliiK'l' on Thul'\day . CF.NTRAL DISI'ATCII 12:52 a.m.. Spt.'t'th, ay , Mtkc Freeman. treated: 2:2-1 a.m., Shentl'' ollkc. · Tn>y Bnght, Holter Mcdtcal Center: 12 :01 p.m.. Third St reet. Mari<ln Snyder, Plctt\Wlt Valley Ho,pttal: ·1:31 p.m., Mctg\ Mtne,, Lu<:y Goin\, Hol1cr: 4:37 p.m., Condor Street. Bart Bog,g,, trettiL'd: 7:59 p.m.. Ohio Route I~ 4 . Tonya Barhcr. St. Jo,eph', Hospital : 7:07 p.m., Hysell Rtlll RIXtd, with ••~sis tam:c from Rutland unit, Ruben Arhaugh. Holler: 9::12 p.m., Holter Mcig' Clinic, Trucy Rutclilf. Holter: II :53 p.m.. Ohio Route 12-l. Harry Richard\, Holzer. Board to meet TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer Di, trict will meet at 7 p.m. Monday a( the district oHke. Issued license Reunion set POMI:ROY The Wood Reumon will be held Aug. 25 at the Vil");tl Kmg hum, 39M5ll Smuh Road. Pomeroy, with a pn:rlll' lund1 at 12:30 p.m. Road opened POMEIWY Orange Town, htp Tru,tl'C\ have n.~ •pc ncd Sktnner Ru n Road to ~11 traflic A road ' lip hw. been fcpi.llrctL PAG I::VII.I .I:. - A boil advi'"ry "'ut·d hy the Tuppen. · l'lallh·Chc,lcr W~llcr District Jor Ohio Route 6Y~ . Ohio Route 6\IZ and l':tg<'' illc ha.<, lx:cn lttkd. A " •tcr 'ample taken Wcdncs<htl "wn,ldcred <,afc . · Board meets P0\1UWY Mei g~ C\IUill) U\lard of Elc~ tt on\ "ill meel 111 regu lar '""ton ttl liJO ~ . m . Ttte\da]. To meet BURLINGHAM POMEROY - A m t uTia~c l:lcdford Township Tru stees license has been issued 1n Meigs County Pmtxttc Court to will hold their rL·gular nwetmg Jamcy Lee Nelstm, 2-1. Racine. Tu,.._duy ut 7 p.m. at the town and Angela Dawn Carleton. 23. hall. Racine. Plan reunion• Meeting changed POMEROY Meigs Count y commi"ioners will MIDDLEPORT - ·n1c 55th annual reunioll of the Herbert meet at I0 u.m. Thursday, and Helen Miller titmi ly will b<.' ill\IC•I(I L>f I p.m. The courtheld Aug. 17 at I p.m. at the hi>U \e wi II c l o~c at noon .home of David and Shirley Thur,day so that employees Bumgardner on Noble Sum1mt may uttend the Meigs County Ruud, Middlep011. Fair. Commissioners support SWCD purchase Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL. COM POMEROY Meigs Co unt y Commis sioners pusscd a resolution in support of the pur.:hasc ot lund in Rutland Township by the Soil and Wuter Conservation District. to he used for public educution. during their regu ~ lar mcetmg Thursday. . . The application for the proJeCt · hus· notb been submitted at I t11s po int, lit SWCD propos. cs the purdta~c of 168 acres on New Lima Roud, ow ned by George Thompson. through the Clea n-OhioConservution Fund. The land would be used for cdudcmiothl pr1 lgramds for ~tlddult~ an · sc oo 1-age c111 ren through the development of ri verside'd arcus, such as . strcam-s 1 c torests, and wi ldlife feeding and management areas. '" Native pra iri es, using warm ·scu,on gmsscs mi~ht also be developed on the sue. . ·according W SWCD's Opal Dyer, who emphasized that nothing has been finalized on the 'proposal. . In other business, commissioners set u public viewing and public hearing for Sept. 5 for the clo,ing of Cabin Road, Williams Roud, Goff Road and Cu ll Road in Salem Township, based on a request from County Engineer Gene Triplett. · ' Commtssinners also: • Approved the local share of $12,000 for the county 's recycling und litter prevention grunt program . • Approved an uppropriulion request for the county engineer in the amount of $9,493.65. rcpre,enting procceds from the recent auction. ,ale of •urp lus equipment. u_nd , t6rpropriation . of $1 on , 1~, 1. 0 , rcprcsenttng ,trect improvement !)lock grant fund s: • Approved hlllds transfer requests from the Juvenile Court, in the anwtm t of $205 .64 and $R;OOO, . and · engineer, in the amount of $18, 121.60. • Approved payment of bills in the amount of $17 4,471• .4 R: Present were Commissioners Mick Davcntort and Jim Sheets, and 1er k· Gl on·a Kl ocs . Board President Jeff T hornton remains hospital ized in St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, w. Va. The Daily Sentinel ' •' Contrad LOCAL STOCKS MillCHANT 338 ~nd Avenue Mon•llt to-• Obituaries POMEROY Meigs wuy, Scipio. County Recorder Judy Kin"~ Bruner 1.an d Co., Inc .. w !'Cported the following trJnsfers Robert L. Keaton . Pat ' Y J. VINTON - Oma K. Hull . 62. Wellint!ton, formerl y of m reul estate: Keaton, deed. Onmge. Vtnton: thed Tuesday. Aug. 6. 2002. at Elyna Medtcul Center Susan D. Nutter. Susan D. Residential Funding Corp .. 111 El yrw . Nutter Comb~. Edward E. Bank One, to Residential She wa\ born Oct. 4, 1939, in 0\lxxne, Ky.. duughtcr of the Combs, to William Murk Funding Corp .. deed, Pumcr'O)'. late Churb and Puuline Fannin Kidd. She wa' a memhcr of Gaddis, deed. Orun~. R S Rundall Joe Mi~ t .to Fred . :yun . Ritllc to Monte J. the Wellin gton Freewill Baptist Church in Wellington . Rttlle. Vtllage . of She married Thclmer L. Hull on Feb. 12. 1964. in Older, Sharon A. lder. deed, Rucine/Sutton . McArthur. und he preceded her in death Feb. II , IIJ91. AI"' ·Village of Middleport. Jerry E. Pullins, June P\tllins. prt•~:e ding her in death we.re two brothers, Hubert and Bu<tcr: Fred W. Crow Ill. Cathy 1 TP CWD · I11 0 f · and one sister, Vt:rda. · Crow. to Richard L. Hunt. O'tive.' ng way. Surviving ure three sons and duught~r<.- in- l uw, Hubert and deed, Sutton. Cecil W. Rowan. Corcnc Chri ' Hall of Greensburg. Ind .. Thelmcr Jr. and Brenda !lull Martin J. Broderick to Nancy Rowan, to Victor Dar11cl of Elyriu , and Ronnie and Connie Hall of Wellington: two Broderick. deed, Pomeroy. Springer, Patricia L. llatchcr, dmt ghtcr\ · Ulld sons-in-luw, Emma and Roger Thorpe of Bnan Lee Hunt. Lisa Todd deed. Stilton. Greensburg. Ind., and Lisa Ann and Richard S'urovey of Hunt, to James M. Kelley, Home National Bank to Ktptnn : ctght grandchildren and three great -~ rund c hildren : Mury A. Kelley, sheriff's deed, Anthony W. Thacker, Tonya R. three hrothcrs and two sisters-in-luw, Henry Ktdd of Harold . Letart. Ky.. Genc.and Nancy Kidd of Bardstown. Ky .. and Elmer and Robert C. Hill. Etta Mae Hill Thacker, deed.' Sutton. . ~at Killd of Lorain ; and t_wo sisters_and brothers- in -law. Patty . · Bobby Stanley. Bobby J. 10 L11a Roth. Janice Curry, Stanley, to Juanita S. Sue and John Schuldt ot N<tples, Fla ., and Jeanette and Bub deed. Village of Racine. H h Ch<tndler of Sluty Fork, W. Vu. Eric Spencer, Eric J. Spencer. ump reys, deed, Salisbury. Services will be. II a. m. Sttlllrduy in McCoy-Moore Funentl Sumh J. Purkcr, Sunth J, Kuren Petro, Karen Spencer, to Brewer. Homer P. and Sarah J. Home , Vtnton, _with the Rev. Wil '1 c Smith officiating. Buri<tl Enc Spencer. Karen Spencer, Parker, to Rohcrt L. Strandt. w1ll loll ow ;n Pmc Grove Cemetery near Vinton. Friend \ may deed. Chester. M L S d c<tll at the funeral home from 7-9 tonight. Callie Richmond Bradshaw, yra · trunc1t, eed. Lebunon. Arthur Eugene Bradshaw, Sarah J. Parker, Suruh J. Arthur E. Bradshaw, to Connie Brewer, Homer P. and Sarah J. Nicole Mash, deed, Village of Parker, 10 Robert L Str:tndt, Middleport. · Curtiss S. Allman, Kathy H. Myra L. Strandt, deed. Lebanon. Allmtm, ro Bradley J. Belville. Rl'cllard " het'lll ,'tll R Dawn . M. Belville, deed, " ttrton, Columbia. deceased, to Mucci Burton. Robert P. Wood, Edna Wood, alliduvit. Olive. Robert L. Wood, Wund u Sue Clyde 0 . Harrison, Nancy Wood, Debornh w. Beegle. Sue Harrison. to Ci ndy S. NEW YORK (AP) wou ldn 't be America with·Willi urn K. Beegle, Sandra J. Clemente, deed. Rutland. Could Oscur be coming to olll New York und the movie Wood Estes, Sandra Wood Carol Osborne, Flora M. New York ? business wouldn ' t be the Estes, . Charles L. Estes, 10 .Osborne. to F&C Oshornc The Acade my of Motion movie business without New Harold Newell, Betty Newell, Family T111st, aflidavit, Scipio. Picture Art' and Sciences York . Just li ke the movi es. easement, Chester. F&C Osborne Family Trust and a group New · York it 's part of our cu lture and Guy L. Swadley, deceased, to Flora M. Osborne. deed, lead en. have of been talking our li ves ." to Geraldine Swadley, certifi-. Scipio. abou~ moving part of next He said uny decisions cute of transfer, Rut lund . Roy Edurd kcnl10wer, Jr. to years Academy Awurds · would have to come after a Steven Donald Rader, Rhoni Gregory 0. Bailey. Kathleen A. show to N1.:w York City to producer is selected for next nn Rader Maxwell, 10 Kandiko, Kathleen A. Builey, l1clp the city recover from year's show, most likely bY. urs hn R. Pandya, ·Rajesh N. deed, Lebanon. th e Sept. II terror attacks. next month . Pandya, deed, Columbia. . Robert E. Vance to Mkhael The group of New Yorkers Sti ll to be determined urc Opha W. Offutt, M,arjorie T. Vance, Richard A. Vance, including Gov . .George which segment> of the show Jeannine Ofl'utt, Jeannine Oavid L. Vance, deed, Rutland. -· Patukt, Michael might be shifted . Eve nts Offutt, to Offutt Family Michael D. Reichert. · Blc)()rnbe rgMayor. and Miramax · cou IIc be held at Radil' Ci ty Revocable Trust, deed. Chester. deceased, to Kimberly S. . F11ms co -CJHurman Harvey Mu .'!c Hall or til Madi so1i Jay Turley to Lorenea Lynn Reichert, aftidavit,-Lctal1. Wc1n stc1n ~ asked the acad- Squarc Garden , The New Turley, deed, Salem. Jeffrey · L. · Lewis, Mary emy lo con;idcr bringing at York Times reported . Kevin W. Oiler, Lorena Lynn LewJs, Mary H. Lewis, to least a portion of the March The event s could bring 'Turley, Lois J. Oiler, to Gloria Jeffrey L. Lewis, deed. Scipio. 23 eve nt 10 New York. Oiler, deed, Salem. Secretary of Housi ng and "New York City is the millions of dollars to the Earl Young, Mae Young. Urban Development to Sharon enterlitin ment capital of the city, where tourist-driven Louis Earl Young, to Roger K. K. Warner. deed, Village of world and there's ·no better industries ure trying to Keller, Rosemary Keller, deed, Middleport. wah to demonstrate that than recover from the attacks' Chester. Meigs Local School District to old the premier eve nt in impact. Maxine Diddle, Maxine to Columbus Southern Power, sho.w business," Bloomberg Daniel · Doctoroff, New Diddle Sellers, Connie Adums, right of way, Salisbury. administration spokes man York's deputy mayor for Doug Warren, Nicholas Kenneth Bartlett, Loisunn Edward Skylcr told The eco nom ic development and Adams, Lori Adam s, Lori Burtlctt, to Columbus Southern Associated Press on Friday. rebuilding. has been lc~ding Adams Warden, Ryan Adums, Power, right of way, Columbia. The academy is seriously the .Bloomberg adminis traConstance Adums, to Calvin D. Tanya Crouse, Joe Cruusc, to cons id ering th e idea as a tt on s Oscar p1tch as part of a Pickens, deed. Lebanon. Columbus Southern -Power. one -time nod to New York larger push to bolster the Glena M. Smith to John J. right of way, Col umbia. academy President Fra nk · citfs economy, Sky ler su id . Smith, deed, Bedford. Kevin N. Fick, Sonja M. Pierson told The New York · Marquee eve nt s the cit y is Marshall A. Slater to TP- Fick, to Columbus Southern Times and the Los Angeles trying to attract includ e the Times. · Super Bowl· and the 2004 CWO, right of way. Power. ri ght of way. Chester. Cuss Cleland, Stephanie Dana K. Fick to Col umbus He said an early proposal Republican and DemocrutkCleland, to TP-CWD, nght of Southern Power, right of way. from Weinstein to move the co nven ti ons. way, Sutton. . Chescr, . · · en tire show to New York Th e Oscars ceremony Bruner Lund Co., Inc., Kevin · Dennis L. F:tcemyer, Cynthia was "o ut· of the question" ret.urned to Hollywood last Roush. Paula Roush, to TP- L. Face myer, to Co lumbus bccuuse the show is a year for the first time since CWO, right of way, Orange. Southern Power, right of way. Holl yw,1od staple and IQ60. to it s new home at the Thomas P. Avis, Judith N. Bedford. bccau'c of the academy's Kodak Theatre. For yeurs the Avi s, to TP-CWD, right of Ruby Carol Marshall to co nfractual obligat ions. eve nt was held at the Shri ne way, Orange. Ruhy Carol Marshall, Barry D. But "New York will be a Auditorium and the Dorothy Nanette N. Kulis to TP- Marshall, Judith M:trie hu ge presence in nex t year's Chandler Pavilion in downCWD, right of way, Scipio. Murshall, deed, Bedford. show," he said . "America town Los Angeles, . Daniel W. Lantz, Rhea J. Clara Mae Powell to Betty J. ..lt.antz, to TP-CWD, right of Wilkingson, deed, Sutton. state per month for the 200203 school vcar: • a purpose statement anrl budget for .the Meigs High from PageA1 School ·cheerleaders as submined by Ralph Werry, advi Pepsico- 42.45 The board also approved : DuPont - 42.20 AEP - 32.03 sor; Premier- 7.20 • u contract with the auditor Federal Mogul - .64 Arch coat - 16.45 • and ru request of four USB - 21 .69 Rockwell - 18.43 of state for the audit of the waiver. Akzo - 32.43 days from the State 4·55 . district's financial statements AmTechiSBC - 26.63 CJennen- 71.75 Rocky BootsRD Shell45.65 Department of Education for Cleneral Eleotrlc- 31 .95 Aehland Inc. - 30 Sears43.25 in un amount not to exceed CJKNLY 3.82 AT&T -960 staff development. Harley Davidson - 46.45 Wai·Mart- 49 19 $17,034; Bank One- 39.5t Mark E. Rhonemus, treaKmart- .88 Wendy's - 37.43 • payment to Rose's surer, pre sen ted financial BLI - 16.09 Worthington- 17.10 Kroger- 19.94 Bob Evans- 26.81 Dally stock reports ore Excavating Inc. of $13.766 reports . Members attending Ltd.- 15.08 , BorgWarner - 55.11 the 4 p.m. closin·g . for worksite repair at the new were Roger Abbott, Norman NSC-21.18 Champion- 2.59 Charming Shops - 6.37 C'ak Hll Ftnanclal -21 .95 quotee· of the previous elementary school: Humphreys, Ron Logan, . day's transactions, pro· • tuition for students who Scott Walton and John Hood. Cttr Holding - 26.45 ,. OVB - 24.34 vlded by Smith Partners BBT - 37.80 Co -26.09 at Advest tnc. do not qualify under open Next meeting set for Aug. 22, Peo~tes - 27.40 DCJ - 16.40 enrollment of $134.58 in- a change from the regular state, and $586.05, out-of- meeting time. S.turday, Aug. 10 COI..UMBUS (1\Pl - The Ohio Turnpike director quit hours after Gov. 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A 4 • TM Dally s.nttMI WASHINGTON (AI') - comtnission \ action was pan Television set makers suy the of its eff,,n ''' ~witch th~ eovernmcnt's requiremetlltMI 11ation from ~nalo~ IV dij;ilal new TVs be equipped to television. which is more wt·· fel:eive dillillll brood,·asts satile and offers better pictlll'tl wilhi11 five years will burd~n qmllity. cable and satellite viewers FCC' commission~1s. 1vho with the I:OSI of technology approved the ard~r 3-1. sugthcy don't need. gestoo manufa,·tur.:rs Wlllll '"The govemment should 1101 overstating th\l \'llSI mtll prll· tell CQI\Sumers what to buy.'' dictoo a big drop in prh.'<' us tlto: said GllfY Shapiro. president tuners nre nmss produl't'll. of the Consumer El;x-tronics Too tuners will becon~ tl<X'· Association, which represents essary to receiv" hnllldcu>t TV 1111Ulufacturers and plans to programming over the nilappeal the order. The group waves utkr the mttion switrh· says the- change could add es from unalog to tligital sig$250 to the price of a TV. nals. which is sche\lultXI 111 The Federal happe11 by ~Otlt> hut may m~" Communications Commission · longer. on Thursday ordered that The FCC w<mts 11, eusml! tunen for receivinl) digital that anyone who, buys u TV broadcasts be included in all can tu~e it home. ~lug it in and new TVs with screens 131nch· re~-elvc IOi.'UI smllnus without es or htl'l)er by July 2007. Tht:l subscribing to u culllo or sutd- lit¢ T\ ~r1 i~e l'f llupn~ ~11 "\11<1 ~1-lllp bo.>.\ ti'l d~tlal sigtlllls, "SomtXI~). ~tnalo~: hrl'-111· •·ast in~: 11 ill 1'\'Ust\." Ft't.' ( 'hairtl1Uil Mil'halll l\l\1'\'ll said, "When tlmt tin'K' l.'l>~t'K's, coilsttn""rs will th\lir t~(OI'iSii'IIS Ill ~I> I'll Will l.ing ill th\l digital ll~'lrld .lust <IS til\'~ 1lo tr>~.hty . 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I Prosecutors probably ure not seeking Stew an's cooperation to help make their cases against others In the lmCione stock scandal and may wunt to go after her with the full force of the law to show that "even the high and mlghtr, can be brought down, ' Einhorn said. Rep. Bun Stupak. D-Mich., said the domestic design tycoon should be subpoenaed to answer questions about her sale of lmCione shares if she does not provide Information by Aug. 20. An indictment Wednesday brought new .charges · against Stewart's . friend. former lmCione CEO Samuel Waksul. who was accused of obstruction of jus· tice and bank fruud In uddi · tion to J'revious securities fraud an perjury charges. Members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. which is investlgatin' lmClone stock sales, ..-re dtscussing the possibility of issuing u subpoena to Stewart to compel her testi· many, committee spokesman Ken Johnson said. Waksul was arrested in June on charges he secretly advised family members Ill sell 'their lmCione stock on Dec. 27 after teaming that his biotech company's highly touted cancer drug had been rejected by the Food and Drug Administration. The SEC. which 11led u civil complaint against Waksal, formally notified lmCione in June that it was considering recommending chal)ICS against the company for tts handling of the FDA "'rejection. Stupak, a member of the House panel investigating lmCione stock sales, said of, Stewan: "Bring her in, and if she wants to take the Fifth , (Amendment). that's her right. That's her legal right." Appearing on NBC's ''Today" show, Stupak' said thllt if Stewart hasn't responded to a committe(! request for information by Aug. 20, she should ,be forced to appear. Stewart spokeswoman Allyn Magrino in New York declined comment. The House , committee rcquc1tcd some of Stewan's e-mails, records from her buaine11 manager and phone recorda. In a letter to Stewart's lawyer earlier this week, Reps. Billy Tauzin, R-La., and Jim Greenwood , R-Pa.• lcadera of the panel. renewed the r~uest for an interview with .Stewan. Opportunity Awaits! The Ohio Valle)' Publishing Compnny Is seeking 11 highly motivated Individual who Is Interested In 11 MillS COUNTY Fill SPIUIILS ------r • Grooming and Show Supplies Available "TELEMARKETING CAREER", .Wf NffD TO TAlK! • Salary Jllus Commission • Great Working l<~nvlrunmcmt • Monday • Friday 8nm-Spm HESTER LANDMARK 36371 ST. RT. 7 985·3700 I>MR IIMR1'SICK; S\ IN IIA\' Tll I' 111\R S Pl. AINS l)cs,·cndmns nf Jucoh tltiUcr tttld 1\utic Mccs ~lbcl' t'cld . 11 Ill meet SttiHltly at the tilhct'fclll Fnrm. rup\lCI'S Pltllns. 1\lf n l'ttmlly t~un 1111. 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I t I In "'l'h~ Whm·~·s Chilli," u co ii 1.1CIIIIn ul' seven .~ tot'IUN, 1Russo revisits rnuny of hi s · J'umlllur th~n1cs 111111 IOWII N, 11HII'l'lttjj~. l'uthdl'hllllll - u~ pniJ,!IIUtHiy us In ltl s 110VCIN, l:lut pcrhUI)S b 'CUIINil ' ol' the lwcvlty ol' til Htllt'ICM, they s~1.1 nt murc l'otclll u11t1 : muyhc u litllc sudl cr. • In lhc title swry; u IJciJ!Iun nun jul11s u coll c~ll l'lcllun· wrlllnl! wurkshlll) but . Is dclcrmlncd 111 sut'l Jhr·ou~h her life wllh 11 murnnlr. . Sister Umtlu. lllll'll u pt·nsll· ; ·: tulc 's tluuJ!htor. wl'ilcs ulmut • • her' IIJI'IUrCtllil~ UN II (lirl In U 1 cutwen l uutl ulloul her huu·~ll . • Tltc tilhcr stutlclllNcr·ltltlliC ' her swry liM It lr w~t·c Jusl • unmlu:r tcr·m pUJI •r, 11111 rcul· • 1~1111! they nrc ri'VCUllll~ Cdr· : ' t11ln truths uhmn her life rhul : • sh cnu ltl nul sec hcl'nrc. The tnllln c huruc t~n III'C nol , us blue ~ollur us those In • mtW ol' l~ussn's tlttvels. mnny •: holnM pml'csso~M Ill' writers. • llowewr, tlrcy huve tics. Itt : : "r'oison," one \ su~c ss l'ul W •Tn hwhule 'l'lut ,hlflfJt~lld •• C•pii•,J JIUI •HM $10 ·~· Br~~llll r~ fnr tuwh rnund , flrlclll• gmtrl .lui,Y llhr·m••h N~pl l h, ~002 . Mu111 mak11 nu••rva~ liun.v I f1 ,j~~,.YII Hl ,.,J...-&IWb , • 1 frwlwl111 duunjiiU!llhip ~ 111l N'h ml ~ u\11'.111'• HI llam1nnn ~onm Ihwr.vdl11, Hll"~~tr f..t~k111 11 "' f\nn••lnn/li~ttlv,l,.ltl IIJ1Irl•nd {)llkl 111 f),llhatl J ;uul Caml.rlan RJcfa• Ill c .... ll/lYIIifl Umttl MHV 1.1 Ihr11111h l'ii:IJII • l fr, ~()0~ , ltll~UI'VJI.I111tl4 111~JJ!~ 1 ~J,~~,Y'· llohlll, £'11fl 1 ind llii.l( ""' lndwl~ttl FOR RC!CRVAriONS ~ m Jll' lfttl, rec 11MCS 1-800-257·3465 t h~t·l~s m·~ 1111 th~ ris~ . llll ul.111 t<lld nwmbcr.l uboul ··~murks hy lt1lk show lmsl Phil Oomthu~. tlmt he hllllllvlltl w~:urlrtl! u 11u11 pin wus riot u symlml 'Ill' pml'iu· tlsm. hut ruther sujlpurt for tl prcslllcnt's pull~lc~. A ucw bill Is In the U.S . 1-lou sc. the 2002 Amerl~tm Buttlcfl~ltl Pl'llsct·vutlt1n Act, whkh ln~t\lliSilS til~ uutlwlty 111' lhll fllllcrul ~uvcrnmcnt In suv ll111 Civil Wur buulcfidd~. amounl wnccakd In lltkulc• f11'0· plc lor the '17C nl tht'tr ~111 " mn c'U\ahlc CONHI>ENTIAL I 0 S.E. IN TilE SOtrTIIWEST: )ou nnl\t get ~~~a; You :111d 1nut duldren are lx•tng ahu,ed hnlh ph"t<all) and emollt~nalty :u1d :•1u• 11\c\ may he• 111 dangt•r Pk:N' c.tll Chtldhelp l 'SA'• "'at tonal ( hdJ Ahu~e lt t~ IIHIC at I ~(M) 422 - 44~ I Rcpe:ll In 1t"' mu1helm 11ho ·"'""'" 11hat 1nu ha\t' \\IIIIC11 tn ""' 1\ll1"1 ' \!lU ha'c done 11. pk.t'l' t' m:ttl me agm n :md let me kno \\ ho11 1ou and the dult1ren arc dotn~ · /)mr Al>/11 11 111 lllt'll /11 Alll!lllll l rm II"'""· "'''' !"""" .• . Jrmllt<' f'llllllfll . tmd '"'' /rllllldr•c/ In Iter 111 • mother. l'rlllllllt' l'llllltt'' -'' \l'me fka r Al>/11 at """ f>r·ru .. \1>/>l .fOIII or PO , fl o1 6Y440, I '" , \ll~d'· ' · CA · 9riiM~ •• Surprising discovery: Scientists say inflammation even worse for the heart than cholesterol HOSltJN (AP) - Worse than chnl cstchll'l . Ht1rd m believe, llelimps, but the toll hcnlth cnncet~l of lililli(llls of AmNkuns IN ubtlUI to he tltllll(l<'ll hy whut d<ll'tors say Is nn even bi)I.!!Cf tti(lp.cr of hctm mtucks. 'l11c ''<lllllitlon is loW·jl.r<tdc llllhuttmutillll, which muy ori~lnutc in a variety of unhkcly plutcs through11ut the 1-.x ly, lndudln~ even cx~ess 'rut. New federul rccommendntinns tu\' l~eing written thut will tn~c drl\:l<li'S hl test 111il· linn .~ of mlddlc· u)led Amcl'l~uns lbr it. The dist~wcry' 11f Its sut1ll'ls· In!! Ill ctl'ccts Is cnuslng u lllll· lo·bothm1 \\'thinking of the nt'l(lhls und llt\'V~nti<lll of hcill1 trouhlc. 011Ct11t'll cttll It u 1\'V•l· lutlonury dcpurtut\' rrum viewing the world's top killer tts hu~cly u tllumblng /lruhlem blttmcd on cho estcrul · l'ttll11 dc s tru~tlon. The mcm· bcrs pussed u l'llsolutlon sup· portllll! the bill. Rmnut Ashley, lccmrer, prcscutetl u PI'O!!rum on tt)!lnjj. Ouc purl of the pl'll· ~,~rum nutctl thut Annu 13cllc Suyre Rnush of Lcturt l'ulls wtts Ihe first person In ltlslory · In huvc s~cn her !!rcut•jjrcutll.''cut )!rttndchlld. She wus liVer I03 ycurs uld und hud 2,000 llvlnl! dcscctitlunts when ~he died. She Is burled In the Old l1rench Cemetery In Lcturt l'ulls, u township ~cn1etcry Ashley suld Is bclrll! ne11lected by the township. Helen Pickens wus reported us Ill. Pluns for the Ru~lne l'ull 1 1cstlvul were discussed. ' clOji.!!Cd arteries, the · ~tandard blueprint to ans\\'er tim , pmhR1d~ L'r ~q ,,,,lc' Ihut thCot)' thnlllgh the nuxlcm era ably Mllt1ctili1C in the !'all. hct11ecn ~~ mtlltnn and 35 uf curdiulo!IY· Dod111., IHiting Ihem 'ay Ihey mtllinn h ~.tllll\ mtddlc -agcd "lllcimplications or thi s m\' wi II almost ccttainly rcwm- Antcncan' ha1 t' nunnal choclhli'IMUs.' ' Mlys Dr. Paul mend lmmd tc,ting . · , lc~tt•rnl hul ahm'c-tl\ rrage Rld~CI' of no,tnn 's Brigham lnll:lll111Hltilll1 ~an he' mea- mllamm,l,ll\\11, pulttn)! them at und Women 's Hospital. "It surcd with a generic $10 tc\1 111111\ual n'' "' heart alladcs mcu11s we have an s:ntit\' other that l(lllks for htgh level~ of a and \trllkt'' · \\'liY nf II'Ctlling. l<ll)lcting and chcmi.:ul culled C:-reactwc A 'cnc' "' landmark ,tudtcs (li'Cventing hcalt disease that protein , one of man) thai hy hi' 11•am, hq.! >~llltng 111 wus csscntiully missed ' tncrcuse duringmtlammation , I'.1'!7. \Uggeq tnll:umnaltOn " lil'l:ttu~e of our llJCus solely on Experts CXIX'I:t it to quidly more impnrtanl .th:m chobd1<tlcstel\ll ." hccome u standard part of , tcroi at ln ~~C IIIl!! heart In the pust year or two, physical exams, A~ u rc~ult . allacks . The) llllllllllht 1\C with experts stty, thc .cvidencc has many people ordinarily con- high level' of C-rc,ICII\'C pmh.xomc nvctwheltning that sldercd ut low risk will proha- lcin have I\\ icc the mk of peolnt1unmmtion hidden deep in bly be put on stalin dtttg,, pie with elevated rhule>ll'roL the body is u common trigger which 1owcr inllammatio11 u> lligh amount ' of the pn>lcin of hem1 uttucks, even when well us cholesterol. al'o predict in.:rca"'d ri'k of dogl!lng In the artcl'ies Is lnhiNo one disputes the impur- hcmt attack s, and 'tm'e' year\ imal. Now the muin question lance \If cholesterol. Yet l1alf bcfme the} I><.Tttt. c1~ n when Is: How ttggrcssively should of uti hcan attack victims have cholc,ternl level , ;,rc low. otherwise heulthy people l:~C levels that nrc normal or even !laving hnlh tntlammattnn tested to lind und trcutlt'/ low, Cleurly, something big und lu gh chult•,tcml together ·n1c new rccommendutions was mi ssi ng from the cquu- is espedally onHI11\ll'. result· urc still l:~Cing tlniwn up. but tion , and that appear• In he ing in a nine-told tiKrca'c in they will ol1'er the tlrst tom1al inllammutlon. mk, THURSDAY, AUG ' ' 22,2002 • MEIGS • EASTERN • SOUTHERN Be Sure To Be A Part Of This Ye Special FallS or's ~'lie . Ports Vtew Edition! Russo's colledlon Is to~chlng, polpan~ • "'l'h~ Whor~'N (;hlld "till : Oth~r Stcu·luN" (1\nupf. llS ' llllll~~. $24) by l~ldHird • hlc pmjc ~ t. Shc Is ulstl Prlllllll'i1111 the ycuNmtl rcpmt 1111 Clltnniunlty scrvkc. Keith Asfllcy, l~l!islutlvc ttj!cnt. I'Ctmrtctl thut the curly t'csuIts .uf the new d!l,UI'cttc tu~ huvc t'csullctlln prctllctcll llUlcomcs: Cltl1.cns urc cmss· lui! lliQ burtlcrs to uvoitl the tux. 1111d ttlhu~ctJ· rdut~d mh· and made cnnnnent\ ahout each <lilt' C\CI)I:l<XI~ m the n~H\1 The hrtdl'" lhun a \\Calthl tanH I) s,,mc check, 11crc hlr m;l~'<' lh;m $~00 . When lhcy )lOt to tn) tn<>rn \ ~·anl, tn,teud nfj\1\l 'a} Ill!! u 'llllpk. "Thank you." the) :umounn·d the $20 amount and \:tid. "W1•IL 1 gtll'" Til AT'S allfli\\Jlrtatc 1" ' Ahhy,, I wa'a~p;~ll<•d :md tunn'" My mother dtdn thaw to g11c tlll'm a thing . I wa' '" ur'"'· 1 kit th1· 11arty, b lhl\ ktnt ''' hch:ll l<lr acccptuhle'' It\ l>et•n' hujl.gl11!! me aner all lhi' tnnc . What do you thillk '! - STILl. lll'GGF.U ' IN ILt.INOIS HEAR STILL IIUGGED: llwtr hchavior IV:I\ in\CII\Itive . tmmalurc. rude and tmgratcful. When mmwy b n•ce iwd and wcddlll!( gtfl, 111 the l'urln of .:hecks arc di,playrd. 11 \ supposed to he done w1111 the m lnmt ol ---~--------~~-------------------~~ ,AS~OCIMLO P~ti9 o'w gnt whal yuu w~nl in sull ' ... wnrld·duu <Jllulity und 11Btuundin15 vulup, .J\nd 1hi• oumm••· Tho TruiH• un ~wn bell o/' vulu~. , Summor Spodal. .. Play tllf~e conooculivo duy o und t<•l lllllimil~d g•·ocn• r••• fur $99• ,, person. Or II'Y Olll' Summ~r Samplur and play 162 lwlu AI four JJI' our oitc• .. uloo. $9')•• 11 person. Call I llOO 2/ii.3466, lu bunk yuUJ' lt•ip lu tho Truil. , It 's lmt'll"slblc Ill l!<'ncr;alitc ht-cuu~c cndii:Q~C is dill'ct\'111 , Ytml· l'cttnl nrc 11111111111, hm sh1mld ittll tlC ullnw<'<.l hl dlst•lrt yuur view of the wnrl,t T~llch )'\\Uf s~.m while he is very Yll\111!1 lhut y11u wilt listen tn him . llc ufs11 ni'Clls 111 he hlll)l.ht lll\lt11'r Grange hears reports Cheater • www. rtjgolf. com • 11\1 1\1\c lh~ Sl)~llk~r. 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Send your "'~urn~ to: Ohio Vnll~y Publlshlnll• 825 Thlr~ Avenue. Gnlllllolls. OH 45631 t'ommu1111~· l'lllt>lldllr Is publlshtd liS ll l'l'tt' S\'rVIc\' lo 11111\•ll l'llnt III'IIUilS wish· ~IIJl hi lllltlll\111<:\' 111\'t'IIIIIIS . lllltl Slll'dlll t'\'Nlh. 1'11\' \'llltndllr Is not tl~Slllllt'd In Jll'tntllllt' Stilt's m· l'uml· ruls· t'rs of llll~' 1~' 11\'. ltt'tiiS Ill'\' lll'llllNI only liS Sllll<:t' tlt't'• mlts 111111 \'111111111 bt< Jlllllr· lllll\'\'d Ill~~~ prlnl\'tlll Sll\'• \'!fir numht<i' tlf duys. CIISTIR LINDMARK • ADVICE ALENDAR IT • Pine Bedding $3.99 a bale Abby COMMUNITY ' ' Stewart Dear b.1t111da11cs ~ that NO ONE ha\ the 11jtht to hlliCh lnm tn~tppmpnately . And t\1rthcr, that h~ ~an co11lhlc ANYTHING In you with<lllt fc:1r 11!' puni ~hmcnl. ~ HKAR ABBY: l mn 17, La't Slll'hl~ my h<lyfricnd's hmthcr g1ll lllltiTk'tl . I allcll\lcd the wcdd1n)l and 1'1'\,'l'ptiol\, I wus ''''o mvitl'\1 In the family lmmc the nc~t day 1\1r the !Wide lllld jll'lll.lll1's )tl 1\ ·ll(lCIIIII(Il'Cr· Cln.IIIJ'. My b.lyl'riclld <111d I (laW them prclly ctuldlcsttck, for thetr UJIUt\ mcnt. M)' nmthcr, '' lm wa~ not ilwitt'l.l hi the wC<Iditljl. ,,r rcccpti<~n. th•mt~hl It would be nice to !live them11 token jtll\, so she gave them n lnvcly weddinl! card with $20 cnd11scd, . As they 1\llelled their jl.llls and cttrds, they disdoscd the umollnt of mtmcy 1m each ~heck tl1cy received. ' writer Is l'llrnlruJ!ld by u lc:s.l · A yuun11 buy Is the prolul!· suc~cssl'ul ft'l~nd und his bit · unlst ulsu ut' u bus~bull ~tory. tcr wife ubout hi s mlll· wwn In "'!'he Mysterie s of · pus!.. l~htwtJotl Hurt," u thou¥htful In "Juy Ride." u mothct· boy pluys buscbull durin!! the H~ kM u tilorc rcwurdil111 lifo ~ UIIHiler his purents' murrlu!!O und l1ccs hllr New lln~t~lund unruvclM . tuwn und her husbund un 11 RuNNtl expltlres the f'uther· crONH·~Il ur11ry 11dysscy. She Ntl n r~lutltlttNhlp throuohtlul. tukas her stln, the nurrutor, the myst~rlcs of udl1ies(ence ulon9 . The boy 18 ulso luok · d , lttjtlllr un CN~ttplluflcr full in~ till t1ld sucrltltes nM n1u st Itt with u butl crowd untl rcul · IIH1kc In life - und In buNc· l~.lriM 1)U~l Whut he WUM ClljlU• bull. · blc ul. "l3clnlJ hll didn' t hurt UN "The iluy before, on un rnu ch us It ~urpflscd untl Impulse thul frl.l!htcncd mc frll!l11cncd him . Whut scured ltlln Mtl nlcthln l! like wukcful · him m~:~st wus the lltlund the ncNs; I littd picked up 11 sttm~ •· lmpucl hud mutle lttside his nntl thrown It, hurd us I ~oultl, heud, us Ir u snuru drun1 hud ul tt 111UIII!Y dol! thul hull jusl be~n struck between hi s eurs, lifted Its lull 10 pee 1111 Ihe tire und lh~ MounJ ~utttlnued w of u pur·keli llur. My lnt~ntltltt rcvcrh~rmil uN h ~ Hut lhere lln hull been. I \I~IIUlJhl, to ~cure secuttd buso .... He 'd ulwuyM th ut11ntuloll.ltJtcuch It cuu· iltru~~tlnl)tl thut the humun tlon , hul I knuw lhc m~:~mettll heud, llr ullcuHI hl.l own hcnd, t'clcuscd It thut thu sumc wuM wuM sulltlly •nnNtru~ted und wu hcuvy, und I knew the · 11 . ~ , moment 1 rclciiHCd It Ihut It u uf u piece. whereus 11 now would ndtht:r mlsM the doll U(Jpcurcd thut thln11s were nor nM Jtofl the 11unk." ucruull~ 11outifllll~ It, thut he The hu Hhu nd untl ruther hlmMc l1 wus one of the thln!IM they kuvc hchlnd ownM u thttl 11ttutcll there. Until belnl! hurtlwurt.l Nlorc und tjulrkily M lrud by lhc buMcbull, he' d s u~ks on u sllvt:r wusher. Ill s ulwuys ctJttsldcretl hiM heud u only fullln11 sct!lllM ttl hc thut Nltfc phtce Ill hide (1!11 . No.w hll IM bot'iiiJ!. he WUNil'l• Mo sure, ,, •• DAY, AUGUST 15 .. 5:00P.M. Call Dave or Betay at992·2155 For More Information The Daily Sentinel • �The• Daily Sentinel Page A& 0 inion The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson P.ublisher Bette Pearce Managing Editor • -- nw 111/ft'\\ 01/U'tU'I\'l' 1/fllt•tf NATIONAL VfEW ' Vision TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Totlay ts Friday, Aug. Y. tl1e 22 1sl day of 2002. There c~re 144,duys left in lh~ year. Tmlay's Highlight in History: . On Aug. '!, 1945, lill'cc d.tys all~r th~ atomic homhing of Hiroshima, Japan, the United Simes exploded a nm:lcar d~vice qvcr Nago~sakt, killing anc·stnnalcd 74,000 pcnplc. On this date: · In 17 1)0. tile Colttmhia rctumcd tu Boston Harbor a!'ler u three-year voyage. b~coming the first ship to carry the Amcricun flag aflllllld the wurld. In '1842. the United Stales .111d Canad<t tcsolvcd a border dispU!C by stgning tile Wcbstcr-As hhurton Treaty. In 1848. the Frec-Snil Paoty nomnwlcd Ma111n Van Buren for president at its wnvention in Buffalo. N.Y. In 1854, Henry David Thurco~u published "Waltlcn," whid1 desaibcd his experiences wl1ilc .living ncar W,tldcn Pond in Massuchusetts. In 1902, Edward VII was crowncJ kin g' of England follow ing the deml1 of hts mother. Queen Victoria. In 1936, Jesse Owens wun his lourlh gold medal at the Berlin Olympics as the United Stutes took first place in the 400-mcter reluy. In 1965, Singapore proclaimed it s independctKe from the. Malaysian Federation. In 1969, actrc" Sharon 'fate and four other people were found brutally murdered in Tate's Los Angeles home: cult leader Charles Manson and a group of hiS thsciplcs were later convicted of the crime. In 1988, Pre; ident Reagan nominated Lauro Cav:tzos to be secretary of educatinn: Cavuzn' became the first Hispanic to serve in the Cabinet. In 19Y5. Jerry Garcia, leatl singer or the Gmteful Dcatl, tlied in Sun Francisco of a heart allack .tl age 53. Ten years ago: Closing ceremonies were held for the Barcelona Summer Olympics, with the Unilied Team of fnrmer Soviet 'republics winning 112 medals and the United Stutes winning IOM . Five years ago: An Amtrak train with nearly 300 people aboard derailed on a bridge ncar Kingman, Arit .: more than I00 people were injured. . One year ago: A suicide bomber detonated hi> explosives in a central Jerusalem jJIII.Cria, killing llimscif and 15 other people. President Bush approved federal funding only for existing .lines of embryonic stem ce ll s : Toduy 's Birthday,: Fonner baseball manager Ralph Houk is :s3. Country singer-songwriter Merle Kilgore i;. 6R. Rhythm. and-blues singer Billy Henderson (The Spinners) is 63. Jazz musician J;H.: k DeJohncllc i> 60. Comedian-director David Steinberg is 60. Acwr Sam Elliott 1;. 5K Boxmg Hall -ofFamer Ken Nurton "57. Singer Barbara Mason "55. Actre" :Melanic Griffith i;.·4). Actrc"' Amanda Bearse is 44. Rapper : Kunis Blow i;. 43 . Stngcr Aimee Mann ts 42. Singer Wl1itncy : Hou~ton i~ 39 Actor Pat Pcter,en i' 36. Football player Dei em Sanders i ~ .15. Actre" Gillian Andcr,on is 34. Rock mtt,ictan Arion Salat.ar (Third Eye lllllld) 1 ~ 32. Rapper Mack 10" 31. . Actre"' Lit. Va"'cy i, 10 Actrc" Jc"ica Cap,IMw i' 26. : Thought for Today: "!lope i' a waking dream " - Ari~totlc, :Greek philosopher (.1X4 B.C-.122 B.C.). IOU WorldCom uncovers Body of slain Wall Street Journal reporter another $3.3 billion In Dantel Pearl returned to United States • 1mproper accounting •·ny. NEW YORK (AP) Bankrupt telecommunications firm WorldCom Inc·. said Thursday it has uncovered unother $3.3 billion in bogus accounting, addinjl to the $3.85 billion fraud ll revealed in June. The newest discovery WI\.~ mnde us ihe company reviewed its books for 1999 and 2000, with most of it tallied in 2000, the Clinton, Miss.- bused company said. The fruud\tlent accounting nlreudy revealed occurred in 200 I and the first h~lf of 2002. The additional fraud would bring lhe totul of phony accoun\ing at WorldCom to some $7 billion. As a result, WorldCom will restate its 11nancial statements for ull of 2000. The company had alreudy said it would restate its fmunciuls for 1111 of 200 I untl the first quarter of l..t.•ltf'n 10 tht• etlitot em· HTinuue /Itt '\ ,·houJd bt• h•\'J tlum 300 worrlx. AI! lettc•r.\ tift' .\llbjt'«t lu ,:ditmg m11J must bt• ,·(a:ncd ami mdudt• mldrf'.\'.\ wul rdt'f1hmli' numht·1: No Wl.\'i,ll11t 1d INtt'l'\ II'UI f,e flllhln·ht•d /.('lft'n ,·fwlild l1t' m good twtc1, acldl'('\.\illg ;,.,,./1('.''· 1/0IJ•t•rwmaluic, , opifWms (',\f}rt't\t'c/ ht thr !'0//UW/ /Jdo11' (1/'t' !Ill' f'CIJI· H''l.\U.\' of tfrt' Ohto \'ct/J,•y PubJi.,hin .~· Co.:\' <'tJitorial bocml, • The Times Heruld-Rccord, Middlcllmn, N.Y., "" World Tmd<' Cc11rer plolll': Six or one. a l1alf-dozcn of llnOthcr. That sums up tile SIX desi gns suhmilled for rebuilding ll)e World Trade Center site .... Mo.st strikingly. not nne of tlwm clteits uny kind of ctnotiuual 1cspunsc. At two ptthlk hearings [aq lllllnth. more than -1.000 people told t11c Lower Manhattan L>cvelopment Corp. a public ugency created to oversee the rel>uilding. wll.ttthey thuught of the designs . Most lnund thcnl In he dull. sterile. predictable and woefully inappn1priatc. · City Maym' Michael Bloomberg reassured New Yorkers thai the proposals Y.crc the beginning. not the end . of the process of dectding how to rebuild the site ol the Twtn Towers. In tl1lll case, the development corporation should snup these design' und upen the process to anyone who w:mts to ortcr u VIsion of dowlllown's future . "Vision " is the key word .... There is a legitimate argun1ent as to whether New York City needs to rebuild ull or most of the commcrdal space at the site of Gwund Zew. Many in the busmess community say yes. Gov. George Pawki and former Mayor Rudolf Gittliant, two men wl10 apprec:iale th~ economic cotlSC· qucnc~ .1. don't think so. They thtnk there should he a memqrialto h)llltll those who died I here and th<isc who were part of the heroic rescue and recovery effort. A7 • Charlene Hoeflich Editor It's what's.needed in plans to rebuild U!Orld Trade Center site • ;The Daily Sentinel Friday Au1u1t I, 2002 2002. SAINTS AND SINNERS Logical explanation for the unusual not ·always there Even stranger is the story of un gtctll crime or accident in which they ( fditor :,· 11111e: 'l'lti.1 is tile .first c~f a IH'u·part iltstallmelllllflecl. "Science l'S. Eastern Airlines jet thut cntshctl in the were involved. tlw .mpt'I'IW/itral. " Tile S<'Ctmd part will Florida everglades in 1972. Among the The renowned Society for Psychicul 101 casualties were the pilot and !light Rcseurch in London. mude up of psy"!'!"'",.Ill'.\ I H'et'k.) R. PLAOENZ Living as we do in u scicntilic uge, we arc convinced there is u logical explunution for everything. Even so, there are times when the only response to seemingly inexplicable events uround us is to scratch our heads in amazement. Take whut huppened to u couple of my acquaintance. After they had moved from the city into a 140year-old farmhouse, they noticed one morning that lhe door to the guest room wus open. They had always kept that mom shut to save on hem. A few mornings later, they awakened to lind the light 011 in the room. When the door WILl found open on other 'mornings, the husband searched fonome explanation, such us the wind or u fuulty door laich. He pul a wad of pupcr between the door and the jamb to keep the door from opening. Even after doing this, however. he would sometimes find the door open in the morning and the wad of paper on the !loor. ' "That didn't bother me so much," he suit!. "I assumed I hadn't made the wads of pupcr thick enough. But I wus really shaken one morning to find the door to the room open and the wad of paper not on the lloor but on top of a chest of drawers six feel from the door!" Is there a reasonable theory tc, accoulll for such eerie occurrences'! BY GEORGE engineer. A few months Iuter, !he ghosts of the two crew members begun to uppeur un other Eastern Airlines planes thtll were using salvaged parts from the wrecked plane. In his book, "The Ghost of Flight 101" (Berkeley Medallion Books, 1'176). John G. Fuller tells of one occusion after t.he accident. A !light attendant discovered she had one more passenger than she could account for on the manifest. Then she spoiled an Eastern Airlines cuptuin in uniform she hadn't remembered seeing. "I beg your pardon. captt1in." she said, "I don'l have you on my list." He didn't respond, but stared straight ahead. She called the captain. When he leaned down to address the man in uniform, he turned white. "My God!" he said. "It's Bob Lol'l!" Loft had been the pilot of the ill-fut~d plane. As soon as the captain blurted out Loft's name, the man d1sappeared. According to Fuller's book, that was just one of the many owns ions in which Eastern Airlines crew members and passengers reported seeing the ghosts of Loft and the flight engineer. Susr ·Smith, author of "Prominent Amencan Ghosts" (World Publishing Co., 1967), says ghosts appear uccusionally al the places where they were huppicst or saddest or at the scene of a chologists, physidsts und doctors, still hus un open mint! on lhe subject of ghosts. While concetliAg ihulmuny ghost stl_l· ries originute in the imuginutions of people, it does go so fur us to suy it is nut impossible that there ure such things us ghosts. · The society is aware of the chance for fraud on the pan· of mediums who purport to be spen~ing 10 the dead . Consequently, mediums who come to the society are put througli stiff tests . They are required to hlow through !heir lips the entire time they are conducting a seance. Because it is impossible to blow through your lips and speak at the same time, if u voice speuks while the medium [s blowing through his or her lips, the presumption is !hut it is uut.henlic the spirit of the deceused is speaking through the medium 's voice mechanism. But most seances are held in the dark, you say. Under such conditions u medium can pretend to be blowing while not blowing at ull and no one will be the wiser. · Next week, I' II tell you how the society nips that little ruse in the bud. (George R. Pluge11 z is 11 co/umni.l'/for Newspaper Enre17)1'i.ve A.1.wc/atian.) WEST'S VIEW Stop ignoring threat posed by forces BY DIANA WEST One' reason I didn't want to exchange $8 or $Y for u couple uf air-cooled hours witl1 Ben Affleck and Morgan Freeman in "The Sum of All Fears" this summer · was tile Hollywood decision to take the Tom Chmcy novel's villains- Islamic jihadists plucked right from the headlines - and turn them into nco-Nazis rightlrumthe funny pages. And not just any nco-Nazis. Banking on the proba-. bility that summer-blockbuster audiences may be too young to have boned up on their "Saving Private Ryan," the moviemakers made these nco-Nazis South African to boot. In other words , Totally Evil, and, therefore, Totally Non -Offensive. After all. who could take umbrage at this kind of "ethnic stereotyping'"/ Nobody with an advocacy group. at any rate. Such stock vii· lainy may duly tri~ger the appropriate response in an aud1ence hard-wired for thnlls, but, then again, so would Godt.illa. The creaky improbability of it all necessarily turns any contemporary lhnller about nuclear terrorism into little more thun politically correct science Tiction. And so, in protest of Hollywood's concession to itsy PC-poo, I stayed home. But La-La Land is not alone in duck· ing reultty. Indeed. historians may look back on our age (assuming, of course, there is much of a future from which to look back on any age) as one rivaling, if not 'urpa"ing the Victonan eru of reuccnce and euphemistic absurdity, exemplifietl by chaperone;, draped piano leg> and. imagine. concealed bra straps. Prom the president to the press to the man on the street, tlnhody will bring hitmclf to mouth the words that accurately describe the pernicious threat we face 11uw and for the foreseeable future . II ts not . as widely and incessantly of the Jiha~ reported, the threat of "terrorism" or Islamic jihad - a religious ideology "terror"- these are only tactics . And it only the West is discreet uboul. (In u is not the threat of generic "terrorists." May interview wilh lshun Online, to On the contrary, the threat that has take one of innumerable examples, diminished all of our lives is the spec if· assassinated Humus leader Salah ic threat of Islamic jihad, and it is l'osed Sh'hudeh openly discussed a "nation of by what should very specificul y be Jihad" and defined the ·first criterion for called Islamic jihadisls. becoming a suicide bomber as "devout This is not my terminology, but it sure. religious observance.") UnmuskinJ! the beats the wordmg I've used in the past: enemy is crucial because there IS no "lslamist terrorists'.' (fine on paper but way to expect. anr nati~n. least of all prone to tongue-twtsung). The new and our own, to g1rd Itself tor a sustained Improved label comes from the writings war against an ill-defined or undefined of Bat Ye'or, an Egrptian-born British foe. scholar on "dhimmllude,:· the broken There may be something even more plight of Jews and Christians living imponant about speciticity at this time. under Islamic rule through the ages. Having cloaked Islamic jihadists in Writing last week about the repressive euphemism out of deference to non"culture .?f hate" that. characteri.zes jthadist lslamics, ~e have not only lsla!ntc J•,had on . Nallonul Rev1ew gtven the enemy tacucal cover, we have Onlme, Ye or effectively depteted cata· allowed them to remain camouflaged clxsmic ac!s of violence the world. over within Isla~ itself. That is, by purpose-- 111 Algena, Israel, Sudan, East TJmor, fully avertmg our j!UZe from the the Molucca s, ·the Philip~ines and Quranically inspired tdeology of the Nigeria ·• as linkable ''jihadtst" atroci- jihadists, we have also failed to focus ties, terminology that organizes them non-jihadist Islam on a task no one in more coherently (and maybe more the West can perform: namely, reformshockinglr J than the isolated "acts of ing Islam. On the contrary, we have s~t terrorism' they are commonly called. in motion an interfaith charade to depict Continuing in the same vein, she writes: Islamic jihad as a kind of sect within "Hundreds of innocent people died Islam with about us much impact on when jihad struck at the Jewish "mainstream" lslainics as Branch Community Center of Buenos Aires in Davidianism had on Christians. Argentina and the U.S. embassies in The Judeo-Christi'an West doesn't Kenya and Tanzania. In Egypt, jihadists help Islam by ignoring this criBis and have massacred Copts in their churches non-jihadist Islam doesn't help its~lf by and villages, and _murdered European denying its very existence. You might touri~ts .... And a cataclysmic act of say the silence is baffling. But that's jihad resulted in the slaughter of nearly only for now. Continued silence on thi s 3,000 innocent civilians of multiple troubling matter may tell us much about faiths and nationalities in New York on the will to defeat Islamic /'ihad - from September II, 200 1." both inside and outside Is am . How does such sweeping classilica· (Diana We.\'t i.! a columlli.vt and editotion affect anything'! First of all, it · rial writer .for The Wa.vlti11gton Timev defines a scattered guerrilla network by She can be co11tacted via dwest®wa.vi,: it> self-proclaimed inspiration - inRtontime.!.cOm.) ' .. . WorldCom also said it will Iikely write off $50.6 billion in _poodwill und other intangible nss~ts to rcllect the reduced vnlttc of the acquisitions it hns mucic . When the company made its initinl disclosure in June, it suid it would go buck and review financinls from prior yeurs. In u stutement Thursday, the ·Comptmy said it will continue :its internal investigation and 'thut investors and creditors should he uware !hal additional umuunts uf improperly reported pretax income and earnings before Interest, taxes, ·dcprccintlon und umortization "muy be discowred und unnounced." A11hur Andersen LLP had heen WorldCom 's auditor until 1 Mnr. KPMG LLP I~ now uudlling WorldCom's linunclnl s1111ements for 2000-2002. Until that is finished, the total impact won't be !mown. ·the compally said. WorldCom, tho onoe hlah· flying lona·distance and Internet services company. filed for Chapter II l:lan~up\· cy prote~:tion July 21. It wus the biggest such filinlJ in U.S . , history. with the company list· ing $107 billion In total assets and $41 billion In debts. Last week, two former executives - chief finunclal otll· ctlr Scou Sullivan and controller David Myers - were charged with hiding the neurly $4 billion in expenses and lying to investors and regula· tors In a desperate bid to 1\eep the company alloat. The accountin~ fraud thut occurred in 2000 ts said to dif· fer from the techniques used in 2001 und ' 002. according to a report Thursday by the finan' cial news network CNBC. In the latest cll!>e, the report said, Sullillan is believed to have used a vunety uf lech· niques to bolster ope.ruti ng income, including reversing reserves for bud debts Into operuting income. WorldCom said the 11gures announced Thursday have ulreudy been rerned to the Secunties un Exchunjle Commission und other inves· ti1;1ntive ri'uthor!tles. The· additional restutement comes amid 11 string of uccounting sc11nduls tha-t has turnished some of lhe nation's lurgest firms. felling once mighty compunles like Bnron and Globul Crossing. Thtl 'fallout from the revolutions of cor· pornto mlilfeusanct~ hus severll· Jy shaken Investor conl1dence, pummeling stocks und pension funds . ••• On the Net: http://www. wcom.com LOS ANO!!LBS (AP)- Thl' bo(ly of Daniel Peurl. the Willi Stre~et Journal journalist ~ldnupplld und slain b~ hlamio mllitimts. w11s returnt>d Thursd!IY to the United Stutes, 11 f'lunily sp()kesman suld. The l>\xly w11s llown fl'(lm Pll~htlln on a Cuthuy Pacific lllght to L1>s Angeles lntNnutillnul Airport . sui't J11mes Lee, tl spokesman (11r Pearl's purems. whll livo in "Sllbllrb 1>f the Th11 fumtly mtllnd~ to plan " pmat~ t\m~~rui servtce in the 11\'ll(t well\... 1·111' 1!eclined further Ol>mml'nt, dlin~ th~ fan1Hy .. d~· ' for prlvuo~ . f'~ttrl. ,,, •«l' kldn\lpl'\'ld Jtm. ~) 111 ~11r11~hi 11 hil>' wvrklng vn «~My ulxi11~ link~ twtw~en f'allistuni hlumw e~lremtsb und Rlchllnl C. Rll\d, whn wu> arr~sto(\ in P~ct~mbN uhllr he "llll~lldly trl~d HI h~hll'~ph'-'ll' ~ tl1 ~~~to \h\1\1\ II 01\~ 111\ i\ tltjlht ff\1111 flilfl~ ~II tv11umt . . . l'llllfl\ 111\llr. Ill i\1\ IIIIK v"~k~t ~IWNt'l-t "1111 rill! fluwer-x, hllll llftn lr"nM~ff~ WNinll,\luy br !11)liQI'l ~'(lnvuy tlilm " t1WfhiiiiY «I lhll IM11 h1uml11tinn. 11 t•u~ i'tunt rl'lt~f ''fjlllnii«Hlln, 11n!l\r~linjl 111 fuumlu111111 i•ltwti\1 Rl!l ll 1111 llt.lt\t, Nursln1 home that Government sa~ it wants alleged union used - to show video of Sept. 11 v~odoo tactics Is cha~ed attacks in Moussaoui trial MIAMI (APl - A mtr~inj! home ~hat accused union orjlanlzers of u~iniJ. voodoo to friuhlen it~ Hnltiun-Amerlcun employees h111l Joining hus been uooused by federal ortlclnls of mlslreuti nj! workl'r~. The NAtional Lnbor Rllllltions llourd said lust month It found evidence ol' spyin11 on workers. thrents nnd unf'nlt· dlsmissuls nt Mount Slnai·St. Pruncl~ Nursing & Rehuhllltalion Center in MIami. It lll'lll1ted four workers u Nov. 12 lwllr· lng before a lnbor judlle. Burlier this yeur, the nursing homt~ hucl 1\Ccused the Service Emrloyees lnlernntlonul Union o ' plt~nli ­ ng llnes·nf j1l>nnles und hull'· empty wuler cups - bud omtlns in voodoo lore - at th11 oelllet: in nn effon 10 so"'" workers Into jnlnin11 ~he union . The NLRB rejeotlld thQ voodoo claims in May 11nd refused to ovNturn nn elec· tion In Ptlbnutry wheril work· ors voted in l'uvor ol' n union, lnstend, It oponed un lnvilsli· pution into the hPmo Mtl.'r workerN suid they hud tlet~n mistreated. A complaint filed by tho uniun dulmetl em l1loyeils Rosil Marlt~ Nilill · uni Urll~k Antohw wer11 fired und Julienne Lubin lind K11r1 Tk<1c were disclplintld llill't\U.~il llf lhelr suppnn ol' the union . Thil union ulsn awus\lil 11111 nursln11 hvmll' uf spylnjj nn und throatilnlt1j! workers whllll thlly hunded I)Ut t11ilrs und dlsliuSslld the union, Thll NLRil rlllllus~d its tlndlnj!s nn July ~0 . , Uniun members sui(j the llollt'd's t1ndh19s jjlves tlwm 11 blmst us they tlyht the nurs· inj! home's uppilul of llw llllnrd's dllclsl\ln t11lt 1(1 ovt~r­ turn the F11b. 2R vote, Nursln11 home ~f10k~smt~n Pntcc Rubin c hat'j!~d tlw uniun wilh crentln11 un 11tmos· plwrllof imimldntlon. ''Shnme on the union . The~ were tha ones who h~t~Qte~ thl~ elllmllnt nl' · f'enr And lnlimlduliun into thi NIssue," Rubin ~uld. "There I~ llhNolulely no meril Ill tmy Innuendo to miNifllllt or lnap· proprlllillly cllsQipline." 1l1e Iullur llnnrd ri'Cili Vll~ about ~5.000 Qomplulnt~ n yenr. !\bout n lhlr~ mnke It to heurln11~ und the r1,1~t uril IIi~· mi~~ed or ~e n led. AI.JlXANDRIA. ""· ( PI Jur<lr~ In 11111 trl~l accu~tld SC~pl , II ~~~n~plmtur Z11caria~ Mm1~~um11 wtll h~ drawn 11uck tu IIW <Ill)' nf th~ tlllllcks throll!lh vllliiOi nl' 11w b11rnlnjl unil collnp~in~ World Tradil C11nl111' uml fm11ily plcl\trils of victim~ . Tlw pl11tur11~ wolll(i lw Mlgmllnll'd b)l 1lmmu1tc QIWkpit VOIQII r\111(\I'Qi llj!S from Unllt~d flllj!ht U;l, us ,.r - ttn(lllflllnt il\lrinjllh~ [lllnllhy ph""~ ·" wh~n l'fll~~~lttm~ )lun Ill •~11k lhl' 1l~nth tWnlll· ~1\Y\'rnm~nt •uid II l)'. nw 111ml<l llltl'nlht~ll phuHij!fllflh• 111' 1h~ '' ivum~. numl1ilril11!111111'~ ~h11n J,HUU frnm ilw Worlll 'llllilll fl'nll.'r "lt•tw. 1\1 Nlmw th11 jur)' "who wu• mltnlllrNI i ll~ll'l\U uf nwr11ly hll"rinll ~ lllti~ll~~ ,'' Mnu•~"i1\1i 1~ fiiiWII~\Intlnll hitmlllf ""d will hlll'@ ~n Pll~silnjlt~r~ llf11'"rllt111~ lri~d 11f\.Jll1rl\tnlty Ill f\1111)'. tn Wfllil vnt1trnl nt tlw lltr- R<IWl\1'\l Mu~MHlllln. 11llrl crut1 fmm hlluckerN, pro~ll­ nf «~IIIHI·«rrnintllil dllf\111~1.' Ctllnrs suid 1'hllf~(lll)l . Th11 t~umthu~ r~m"lnN in 11111 ~"~~' 11111no Prushild in nv~r Mmt~~li<Hti ·~ nhj~Q· Pilnn~~lwmla, ~lllin~ t\4, lnclmhnl!lhe llttnckN~ . Mllllhmul rllcm(hnll• wuulu btl plny11d fmm tlw covkpit ut' nn il~IIQII IiVil jilt thllt 1raok11d fltijll11 ll3 nn Sllpl. II, IIOQor(iln~ In wri~ 1110 propu~uli MtthJ11c1 tn llppt'IWIII by U.S. Ul~trlcl Judj!ll l.lloni~Jilrln~l'mu. "Tho ~ovori1111Pnl intilnds to intrOdllQP rt~IIIVIIIll rm· tioni nl' lhll vl(illntap~~ nnrl phrlloj!rlll)hi (iurlnj! hi:llh tlw j!tilll 1111d ]lP11111iy phtiNIIN Ill dt~sQrlhll tho murdt~rs 111 tlw WTC, " tlw aovllft111lllnt plt~a<iinl! Maid. "This will bll purllollli\rl~ tinn •.qli@~IIIIO\Id tlw l'llirnl.'~~ 11f t\111 •lnMI!Y· "I'm lmf1illill thNll'N snnw limilatlnn nn hnw 11111Qh 11f ihlo I'Villllill'll thll~' ll hi'· illlilWllQ Ill 1111 IM 1111," !111 •uili In m1 inttlrvlt~w "Thl' h1•M I• v1.1r~ f\'111 uml ~~~~­ wrl.'nehlnj!. Hltt 11 · ihlll~n'l Qhlii1PQ lht~ fliQ~ th111 Mmto~lloltl wu~ In rriMnn Slll11 . I I 111111 hlld 11111'11 lhi'FII t~ lmn•t u mnnth ." M<lll!oMUtml wu~ tnk11n 111111 VIINiml~ 111 1\\l)!t.IMI tnr 11111111· ~rutinn vi(lrllllnm uflt~r lltnpln~ll~~~ lll " Minn11~n1u fllplll ~~hnn l ht~Qlltnl' ~\IM ill ' . QiOIIM (lf hi~ ~nml\1~1 . -~--~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~= Judge denies defense motions In case 'I was scared to death' - catwalk collapse of Egyptian cleric accused of te110rlsm · spills guests into aquarium shark tank · NEW YORK (AP)- The government dOC$ not havo to reveal whether It is monitoring the convcrsutioni of an ;uuorney accused of helpin& u julled Egyptian cleric direct terrori~m. a judae ruled Thursday. in hh dechion, U.S. District Judge Koolti denied u motion by the attorney, Lynne Stewart, that would httve forced prosecutors to disclose whether t"ey were li stening to her converso· tjons with her clients. Stewart's co-defendant, U.S. .lpostul worker Ahmed Abdel Sutlur, hud joined In the request. The judge said the defendurlls hud not explained how .the government's "legit!· mule intcreNt in enguging in covert investil!ulion s of ·ongoing criminal activity or for foreign intelligence pur- P.Oiea could be maintained If They h11ve ploadod Innocent. the aovernment wero SIOWIIrt, rroo on bull, rop· required to di1cloao any roaontod 1\bdoi· RIIhmftn, D •uoh lnvoltl&ationa In blind cleric iorvln& 11 lifo advance." aontonco for conaplrina to Tho aovornmont Ia blow up New York City allowed to obt11in courl iundm11rka in IIJIJ3, qrden to eavesdrop on db· Tlaar had urjlucd lhUI cuulon~ between . 11ttorncya Slowilrt nooded lil flrcpAro 11 und cilonta u•l na powers joint defense with Sullar uulhorl1cd by Attorney who hud ucled ns lnlorprotor General John Ashcroft after for Abdei · Rahman - but the Sept. Jlumorht auack~. feared that uny "shared "Hia ruling makes clear information wlllltlmble Into thatlflhcy (tho sovernment) lhe j!overnmenl'~ hlddon don't foiiPw lhc law. lhey'll lumd~ ." be held accountable for It," Sattur'N luwyer, Ken·netiT said Stewart'~ attorney, Paul, had argued the govern· Michael Tigar, "Tht~y just me111's refusal lo · U)' won't be held acco11ntabie whether it waN monllorlng for it right now," converNntlonN hud a "chill" Stewart and Sattur are • lng effect" on lhcir lnlk~. charged with helping relay The aovornmont had mmages from Sheik Omar alreaay . auured the jud11e Abdei -Ruhrnan tP the thul liMlur waN 1101 IInder Islamic Oroup, un flgyptiun · survelllunce, P11ul suld bused terrorist orgunf~alion. Thursday. :N.J. orders local law enforcement to :clear terrorism search warrants by feds TRENTON, N.J. CAP) 'fhe state auorney generul ~fhursduy ordered all terrorism-related search wurrant~ to be cleared through feder·. al authorities. following a botched uttempt last we11k to arrest a man suspccled pf 'selling fuke IDs to two of 1he Sept. II hijackers . • Both stute Attorney General David Samson and Attorney Chris Christie denied the new rules were filiated to the ,s:uid by ramie Courlty Sheriff Jerry Speziale. Put poth said lhey mtt with ,Speziale last week; they 'refused to provide details pf the meeting . ·•certainly from my peripective. the commu~ica~ 1 on that existed was not · .enough and was nol clear enough," Chrilltie ~aid. Speziale invited members of new~ organizations, i~cluding The Associated Preu, to accompany county officialH as they raided the .u.s. .. - • home and buJineues of Eayptian immljlrllnt Mohamed El -Atrlu hm week. EI-Atri1111 waJ not there. and authorities later leurned he hlld ll!ft the country duys earlier. "We discussed the inci· denl and decided to move on in 11 con111ructive wnr, with today'll directives,' Samson uid, Authoritlea lillY fll -Atriss had given phony IDs Ill one of the hijackllr~ 11board. the plane thai cnuhed Into the PentajPn, and tP another hijucker on one of the !ilrlinen thal deltroyed the Worhl Tr11de Center. lnveHigPtOfl uld hut .week there was no eviden!l~ El·Atriu knew wh~t the hij11clcers Wllre plannma to do. Speziale, 11 former ~ew Yor~ City police off1ce.r, uid he considered the ·nml to b~ 11 succeu because a crimmal enterprhe Wll~ •hutdown and arre111s wer4! ~-- made . "When mr officers come In und lei me there'll 11 philo)' ~llcumenf rlnjl nm" ninjl in Puuulc county, lind they 've bci!n working nil this whh other lnw enforce• ment asencles, I have an obiiBPtllln IP the clll~ens of Pau11ic Cp~nty to &ee thut thAI oper111hm Ill &h~l down," Spul!llo lllll\1, . ~I · Airlu Wllll In the CUillOd)' of llJI)'Piillll authori · tlell ThurlldiiJ, P11uulc Count)' Sheriff'• Qffillll Chief 1Phn CPmparlltt!l ~llld IJ.S. IIUihorilie• were n~&o· tluting whh IU· Airl~ ~· atu>rney for hi~ 4Urrender, Comporello did llQI know what, if 11nythin1, ~I·Alriu ml&hl b churaed with In BI!YPI· Poll cll In Culm would IIPI ~i1 cuu EI·Alrl•a'i ca•e with the AP, Compurouo uid El· Mrl~•·• l11wyer ~•ked thllt hi• numo nat be rl!lca1ell. -------- wo~ n(l w11~ for tho8o ln8ldttll NRW ORL.RANS (AP) - Ton ~1ulrium viait()l'a, lnglud· (lYII lhom~OIVIM 0\ll wlthllUt lnj fmtr ghlldron. foil lnlo A ahArk tAnk nnd thrftahod IU'Ound in tan'tlr fnr up to 15 mlnutoa with tho qnimDII 1wlmmlnjl henoulh their kick· Ina foot before they were pulled out. No ono wna aerloual~ h~n. thoujlh llno Pf tho chlltlnm; n Z·yolll'-old Jilri.' lnt~r Wl.lke up screnmin111n lhe night. The vliltorN ft~ll in Wedneadny nlphl when ~ cAl· wnlk over the wAter collupaed. One of the onlnokeri, M· · ~IIIU'·old 1\mnndn KMII, anld 1110~1 of lhll ihlll'kll IC«IIIIrlld, ·1:1111 ahe auw one crulaln11 underneath the pnnickea gueatli. • "lti lip~ Wllfll pi!Qi@d PIWk nml Ita leelh were allowing," Amnndn aul~. Off'lchlla nt thll 1\qMIII'lllmPf lhg 1\rneticllll were lnvoaliB«I, lng whnt cnuied 11111 ~WCidenl ut the Gulf ilf MeKlco exhibit, which inclu!Wi ntlflul ~~~ @f~ll &hurkl nmt aund llger ihllfki. 1l1e ll(:JUIU'lum Web illl.l WUITI~ help, Ml\lly QI Yn(lllllhl ffillQk 1111 phuform In tho gomor (lf iht ttmk, Adult~ trlod 10 hnld Mmllil uhlldron 11l:mvo ih@ wator. NJllll~hlna umund uml ~uuuor· lny NIIIIOIIIN, mukollp kill l\110 bi'OQhuroN ln~l{lo tha 111nk. '"n1o wuJor IM Qll!ur 10 ~nu uould liOO lho Nlin~ r»yM und shork• Mwhnmlna t.l~nuulh thorn," P11n Roono~ ~old. "I knOW lh~ Nhlli'IU lifO Wl!li•fPd, but wilh llllthlll HJlhtlih111j! )'uti wpnlfor if lhPir hllnt~r in~litM­ !11' 1mln~ l!l klgk In," . l.,ih muny (lf thn~P whn foiJ In, Rrln Rn~moy, 111, wuNCI'IIJlfU h)' lh@ hurnu~l~ · OJlQI'IIilM ~llllPOfljl(liiiM nf lhtl mOQk oil plolfnrm. "II huP,~nwl N~l f'lllill ~li1ln 'l I'I!IIIIY. think IIOOYI th~ ~IHII'k- lll nNll, I jUNI WllniOO In ~~~ nulnf tho wull!r," Hold !.'\tin, whn iM r\IHNon'N NINtor. "I nov~r wunl · @4 Ill ~A 1 Ill' lh41 Nhnl k~. unrl lhP wnN~I pnll Ia I wn~ oi'Ur~d lf:l ~o Pn mo ~liiWIIIk umlll!'tl· plo·wort~ mllkllljl fun nr llltl rnr nnl womlnjllll ~l ~m It,' ' would llkt &o Jnvl&t )'OU to our lila uaual "NOAH II THE ARK" outdoor drama at HJLLIIDIIAPTIIT CHURCH WuN 01t Aouce Ul, Ju•& ofU&. R&. 1, lll POINMf, Olllo. For dlneUon• f•llrll to c:all 7..0.991·6'161 or 7. .99J.J701. Hope to •• you htrtl Dr. Jamtl R. 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UIIt!ll~ ~d!Hit1 Ill II HJ ·tltm~drtt St!t~ tt~• 1 ~. m ~'"""' ~lrlf I 1111<>11 Ill IIIIII ll>i•lti• O·JIIIilll Wrilm.:•tJny qtlt lt P- ft 111 ~ w ~IOHIHj M..dnlll• ~•11••1111~ uw ..ll ur IH> NRJ•t•lle PBiiut: i'!i!lo Woltleck suliller !lii<IUI- ~ .Ju • ill. WutlliiV . IU:<l•·'"·' 1 v.m. WidHI!d•; !etlk'i -1 ~ .Ill. !~t~•u~ tkur;,h Ill IHI NmnHt! lllp~· A~~~~~ ttflll ~H.'Iltlti ql t Pll•IHt· liult ltt~Hdtdtfli Wttnlup IJ-illli ttt 1114•tm ltet I trl t~tf Hu~•r ll 'Juutlitt tlt·illltll rllfll WHHIIIjl It I i1 Ill P"fllt· AIIIII Midet~ V" ll•·Jitlt ~tilll> • OIIHUHy ~tlkNII · 111!11 ri Ill. l.tikJ ~111111.. ~t111d11y .lil:fnutl - Y :~U li.IH. Wo"lli~ "'~ItlUI Wlllltlllillt•bllck SunUa~ SdtUul · ltlu.m. P.veullt~ - 7ruu. W~lhll!~tln y ,q l!rvlcu. ~ 7 p.tn . ~~- 10 n.m. o.ttt. 9UHdll~ S~,;huo l • 9: 4~ ili!IIIHj - 6 p.ili. n.m. Mlddltlfot\ ~"ibylorlon WidHeidey !let>ic< •1 p.rth Hilll CumtlfUHii! tltUtell ~Uhtlliy !lchmd - l,la.ht. Wtti'A hlfl · HJ !Uti tll'l Mi. Ii4 ~aolul: l!cl!OI H•H !Uhd•i !'klllll - ~:J II ' '"'· W.itihlp - lb:JIJ i.IH.JJU p.Ht - - - - ·,,"nih ll.t\ ld11 uti·. S!lettlh·ll•l AdteHflil u,,,.UI, Com111uolft Clluh!k !u.d•r !cll"il · ~:iO 1.111. M u lbe tr~ l~t8. Rt.l.. J.lumew~ ltuy Lo w 111 ~ky !lo\urduy ~et~lt:l!t: !ittbkltth SdMiol · 2 p.m l 1 11.~tor : - t ' I - I nitt ·tl Btt'lhtt ·u hlilt u..~~tl c11u~h l..u•i bolluhl !Uhday S.h••rl -9:Jh'o.'m. WuroHip . 10:4ln.m., I:JUpIll. llieUHeotl•y 1:JU p.ltt. Mt, !lilt< Communltt chutth P"'"'' LnwrenceiJUih !UHUil !iclitJUI . ~:iiJ e.ill. Mt, llotfltuh UHII<d Hrtfh"n In Cllrl•t thu,.h 'teAM tumm11r1 lty .lR4 J 1Wtckh1tr1 Ud l111.•wr· kol:iett Sa hlle r~ SI!Hi.llly sckoul · 1,1 :30 lt,fll , Woohl~. IUJU i.hl., 7:00p.m. WetlHioilay !otrlte! -I:OU p.1n. lid!H linlted Utefhl'fn In Chrlll p.m. 1 11~ mlle8 t111111l ur lteetl~~IUe 11 11 Stlttt Ht~Ute I 24 ~•-tut: Rev. ltubttt Matkley lliodtlidi) !et>lco . 1 p.nt. Uiilllli t;ltll thurth Ill 1 UHPulhotuj b)-P'" Pi•l<•t: lie;. MubeH ll. !Jmllh, St. Suuday School - V:.JIJ •.m. Wut~lllp · W:JIJ o.lll., I p.m. !tuutlay !lclioul . II M; ln. ~"""'' Wor~liip . IU:IIQo.m.! 1:00 p.111. Wetlliestlay BmtceA. 7 ~ 311 fl.tn . Wetlneedi~ Ymltll Smlce - 1~30 p.m. llied~~~:•u•r lift~lt~ . 71i.lri . ~UIIIl"'l'tl LljkdtUUif JJ!Ml llii>HdMu•d, Puffletuf Polfm: Muy HUiilit !lulill;y !klitJUI - IU' ·'"· P•ilot Ml~e Ad~'"' SUHU'l Sch,!l - ~ : )ll•. lfl. tu..Ja) • 1·11ut>11•r . 1:JII r '"· W•un"d'l $"""' · I· V.HI. 8uuth hlhel t•"'llflonltt thutth Wutohlp - IIUII i.m., a~. lri . IUj l) i .!H. litl~lllt' BWIHIHj1:!U p.lh. 212 I. M1tn ltrtlt Pomeroy fl 1•1'711 PHARMACY We "" Dootort' Preeorlptlone tt2•2851 FLOWER 106 B1l1TEIHtrr AVI!. PO~IOf, OH 992·6454 NFiowora lor all oooaalona• TUPPERS PLAINS A mepllng for young uthlelcs entering gruues 3-6 who urc Interested In playing in ihc Euslern Yuulll Foolbull Lcuguc will be held ul Ill tun. on Suturduy, Aug. I 0 m lhc hi gh school . nul 011 Aug. 9. . Meigs Sideliners Club to meet Wuhhll' . 91UI1. Kn. Miketlium~otiii,P.,Iut !IUHday School - 10 o.lh. ~tOHIHj • j ... MI . 124, Mtll.:lile llorti!IIMtllle ~!flbyiOII.H CU\II<H lliodHOoUoj Setvlc< - I p.rll. qulklil ~l'llln~l ij·<ll , 111 Wrdll~~tJ~~~ .tiHHt~• .i·IMijllll tliuuilay Smko .. 1 p.m. NtttouM Ml,.l•• 1411 ~Hd~<meH !It, SyritUoe SIIHU•y~tho., I . IUa.rit 'Mitohlp - II o.lri. Wet.!tte8i.lt1J Si!ttlcl!~ . M~ ftt ' S hlu.l~ty SchtNJ! Wur~hlp . ll Mlli'ill t!kii!MI CkuH:h OroHJ Sileo\ !Uiltli) !dkkll - IU' HI. WutohiV - II •.111. 1:m I' l.fi l't ·ult ·• u<. l;tl ' ) • . y Pllatut: ~Iller Mul~t~tl Ctuw ' Ku• ~un~ lliotolilp . IU:Ju•.Ill .. 1 p.IH. lliJtkiHM~tlf\ t hurth 1·IIIIJ111 I fill~ 4111 ~IIIII l'lit!IIIHIII II\1111\ IJ.J.Wltlfi ~~~ ull ll Ui I!.II Syr~euoo ·rue~ d•r II III I'• t '· hi 11'1 tall ll;eHIH!I Cuolllll! UHIIfH ~blhlllllol ~otloh P""'" H•l•uklieo t<"l"ll' thutch Mriiu.l P\011 si. 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IWUH"d'i . 1 p.IIL MM~IHi 1:01.1 pm chu rch N11 ~lltkluy qcrvkc c~ lllh ll~ hcl l. !itl~lllt ~ filel'il11 Uutlhlltl ~1111d~y • IIJU !L UI , lllili 7 t1.!11. i'6111<r· ~HMIIII,lll\i" ~Uiidrty Ath>IUI · IU il.l\1. WI•,Hip -II ri.l\1. lliedlt.Od•) 1 P.l\1. IIHI\1' II\. ~lllldil ~rlluul ~c 1 \l l c e~ : l 'hUt ~. Nl\1.! ~ N~oA· llorri•UHvUI< '"''"''""""' t'huith h:lfl, \Wdll<!o~i) -I ~ Ill. ~illm· lli!lid ~""' II lt~hl !IU utltl )', i :11\ jilll. 1 2:111111111 c111d'~ 'l\ltiiJIIP11r l'rKiw ~Ut\l\ny ~dllkd - ~: .1U rU\t. WIJI'!II\1~ . 4: 11tti .UI iltlll111.It\ LANCASTER The Dlslrlcl H ull-siur leam felllo Lancasler recently, 17-4. Michael Warren , Du slin Gibbs and Josh Lynch repre sented Meigs Post 12M on the all-slur lcum. Warren wus ) -fnr-4 111 ihc plulc, whi le Olhbs 'tarlcu unu pilched I he flrslthrec ilmings. striking oul four. Eastern youth football . Jcm· Mull'h .1 Ifill~ Mct)ulte R1\. f'utth:hly, Ohlu • Pu~ lut: Wuynt \luk11lm l'11~tut : M.I!Y. Mtug.lli\!l J. 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Sd1\il.l\ II t Ill \ ·ar1tt011 11\ttt-dthdl"in•llon•l f'hunil ~"'-\tl} ll!itt\uul ~ \\1a 111 The Daily Sentinel Inside: f l\ltilt lliillkh II l 111 ~unday t\Nn!m'' l 'hun~ of It\" N•utfl\t i~"''* 1ll.n U1\'~ \\.\~"''' It\ "I 11. nt 1\ll'IW" 1'111110 Mi. l'olli ~'\\\t J"t\\" Rtt\\Ht' I 11111'111'.1111111.11 I 1ltl\ • \1\ 'r1~1 ~"~\W.)' 1.\1' M~l~ f :lll' fl WI ~1\ In• " '""'I' II ' "' \\h\1\t•~hl.\ ~l'l I h ·t~ " ~\II """""\ n••~>l'~ll>Ho\1 1 ~"" ~ \h"1'~' \1\>Nti~ ~ ~~ ~•lldoi ....,... hlo\11 1\ H' l ... 1'1111\11 ~ l \ 1\'l'tl"" ~\lli\\e.v 'idw·~ '' hi • l'li I h111 • h ••I I In "I 1111+1 ''""' ~\11•\ "''hll~l\ \\\'1·~111\ \\ \-illk\lkl ' llqql\ \ 1111\h l \1 JK\ \ll1l\\w. \ 1'1-: \\1\lt,·l\\\ ~~~~ ~~~~ 1\1,\\11 "-•·' \\ niM ., \11-w,, '(11\ ' ''~\ 1 • \ ' ) \ jl\\'t ·M ~n \ IIIli WI 'Ill\ \ '\;\ ~ t\ \1 ) \ ~Ill \ Ill\ ~f~ \"i. \1 'I.\ I ft II\ ~~~~·\ ~11\\~ !i. \II·\ Ill for thee: for lhil tfrenlth Ia made Perfect In Wllkness: 11 Cor. 12:9. MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs Muruudcr Side liners Club will mecl on 7 p.m. Sunuuy In lhe ccnlrul building ul I he junior high sehoul. The meeting is open lo htst yeurs members. and unyone lnierc slcd In hewmln g u Sideliners Club membCI'. Herd veterans report to camp HUNTINGTON, W.Vn . Plrst-yeur fnotbull players ut Murshull compleled lhel r second day o prucllce on Wednesday uflernoon ul'ler four sess ions with lhe ThUNdering Herd coitching sluff. The newcomers Were jnincd in culnp by lhc Herd veteruns in the afternoon. The entire group will be together Friday ufternonn for media dlly Lll Murshttll Swdlutn und will begin f'ull squad tWo-uduy PfllctlceN SutUrduy mnni- ln*. 'I um very plcused with the of . our group of 1HcomlnR freshmen and newcomers, Herd heud couch· Bob Pruell suld. " I think we huve more speed lhun ever before und have u chance to huve the best claHs we huve hud since I huve been here." A lotal or 67 of 69 return· ing players reported to camp on lllhe Thursday. Two others were expccled,lo urrlve either Iuter Thursduy night · or Friday morning. "We had two guy s who ure nol yet herei" Pruell said . " Renuldo Wiliams, who Is recovering from surgery, will be here un Friduy and Brandon Curey has culled und he Is on the bus from New Orleans and will be here In u couple of hours." Marshall, tanked 21sl In the preseason ESPN/USA Toduy Couches Poll, will pen the 2002 season on Augusl 3 I against Appulach ian State. The gume Is set for a 7 p.m. start. Tifkets are still available through lhe Marshall Alhletic Ticket Offi ce. which announced loday that il will open 'rlckel Booth A at Murshull Slmlium frornnoon7 p.m. Mont.hly . through Salurduy beginning lhi s Saturday to sell boll) ~l ngle­ gume and f!llason ticket~. progre ~s DENVER (A P) - Even ufler u perfect hilling duy. Todd llchon wus lulking ulloul Mike Hmnpwn 's llrst win in over a monlh. Helion went 4-for-4 with lwu RBis und Humptlln won lor lhe first lime since July~ in the Colorado Rockies' 10-3 victory Thursdlly over the Ci ndnnuti Reds. "Mike threw the bull well, I he w u~ he did lhe first lmlf of lust yeur. · Helton suiu of his teummule. "A year ago he was winning by pilching oul ofjmns, just like he did loduy." Humpton ullowed just an uncurncd run in six innings us lhc Rockie' completed a three-game sweep of I he Reds. " He hud u high pitch cuunl, btU th ey musl have· hud 35 foul bulls." Rockies munuger Clinl Hurdle said . "He made enough good pitches. und to give up one run in six innings in Ihis ballpark is u good job." Humplon (6- 13), who ulreudy hus mulched his cureer high for losses. hud been winless in five sturls since beuling Sun Diego lusl m1•n1h . lie guve up lhrce hits. walked four und struck out 1wo. working out of lruuble in two inni~gs. " I wus working wilh u grip in my bullpen session und the sinker felt a lillie bil better. u lillie more ~:umfort · uble. But the •·hungcup and the four· >cum fustb~tll was mostly whul I ihrew today," Humplon suid. "I threw I 0 or 12 sinkers, bul m~ cliungcup wu> my ·out' pilch today. . "I got.~' lol of swi ng-1md-mi sses on 11 today, he sutd. Ci ncinnati's run off Hampton cmllC in the third when B8rry Lurk in scored from 'C\.'1111\I llu'c uftcr Todd 7..eile rni,pluycd Hrundon Lur>t)n 's groumkr lo third for un error. With runner, ou 'ccond uutl lhird und two nuh. To Kid Wall.t•r ,;rounded oul. "I ""' ·'urpri,cd lly ihc wuy we pluycd . I thought w~ were llut," Cindnnali uumug~r Bob Boone suid . " W~ 1r1ed 1o rull ~ver) 1hing und hit u lot of worm burner- und didn't have u lot of t:Ood al-hul' " The Red> loaded ihe bu'e' in the 'e~ond inning on >inglcs by Austin Keurn' and Jttwn LuRuc. und u lwoPiease 1M Coon, 83 Jets top Steelers in exhibition PITTSBURGH (AP) Muybe this wus the diner· cncc ·- the New York Jel s lreuted II as if il were a regular season game. The Plnsburgh Steelcrs ucted us If it were unolher AFC chumpionship gume. The Jets' season took u bud 1urn when they los1 in Piltsblll'gh In Del·embcr, so they were determined lo go there Thursduy night and give themselves somelhing to build on us the regular seuson upprouches. The Steelers'l Only u few days uflcr sufety Lee Fluw.ers suggested they were rcndy tor the seuso11 lo sturt rl ghl now, they guve themselves plenty to work on Ihe re st or truinlng cnmp. In un cffor1 rcmnrkubly simiiar to lhelr 24- 17 upsel loss to New Englunu in the AFC championship gumc seven months ugo, lhc Slcelers tumed the !lull over four limes, hud a punt blockeu unu Clllllllltlled severn! speciulleums brenk· downs. Wllh ulllhat help, tl\c Je1 s needed little ltlore thun u lcnglhy, 70-yard drive by the ollenslve starters lhUI openecllhe gume to roll lo n 16-6 vklory over lhe Steclcrs in un .cxhibilion opener. PI•••• IMJeb, . , osu~ Cincy selling out CINCINNATI (AP) The Unlvenlty of Cincinnati's home \~ with Ohio Swe on , 21 l• approachlna a teiJOut and ,boukt · set siqle- aame recol'lla for the proaram USA,tbo ticlceu teft ror at Paul Brown which lleata fewer thaa , are - uide for HISOII aalo• this month, spokesmtn Brian said ThundaY. The sfze of the stadium - home 10 the NFL'a Clnc\Miti Bdnaals - all but -.aure a record for the llllillmlitY and lUkes one the conference, usually PENNY AND THE JETS - Jets quarterback Chad Pennington, left, evades Stealers defensive end Aaron Smith (91) as he looks to pass In the second quarter In Pittsburgh on Thursday. (AP) Tawney wins Mary Roush Invitational MASON , W.Vu. - The "Mury Roush" Michclob Light Ladies lnvilutionul golf tournament wus held Wednesday ul the Riverside Golf Club with a totul of 85 golfers participating. · Nancy Tawney of GullijlOiis won I he t1rst flighl with u gross score of 36-35-71, while Muson's Kim Weslmorelund wus sec• ond with a 42-33-75. Tht top IIX fllghtl Ire II followed: Flttl Flighl Not I. Nancy Marlin . Par~ersburg , W.Va. e3 2. Booky Andoroon, Maoon, W.Va . 67 liocond Plight 39·37-16 1. Rlla Hanchey. Hurr~ona . W.Va . 39·41-60 2. Jackla Knight. <lalllpol\a 3. Ellen Lawrence, Logan 4 ~·38-63 . •42·41-63 4. Sue Burne!le , Gallipolis Third Fllghl 1. Sue Harbour, Letart, W.Va . 39·36--15 2. Cindy Sialoy, <lalllpollo 39·39-76 3. Belly Wilmoth, Lake Waleo. Fla. 46·41-67 4. Lola Klneer, Hurrloan!J W.Va. . 44-44-88 roul'lh Flighl I , Ma ry Lopez. Parkersburg, W.Va. 46·4o-tMI 2, Sui Collins, Polnt Pleuant, W.Va. 44-42-86 3. Nancy Ohlinger, Point f'leaaanl~ W.Va. 40·41-61 4. Carol Dehnlson. Parkersburg, W.Va. 4B·4o-tMI Fifth l'llghl 1. Patay Manne, RaventwOOd, W.\Ia. 2. Mary Lea Colllno, 81. Maryo, W.va. 3, Dora Lowe, Ra~en•wood , W.V1. 4. Jian Hanklno, llalllpoflo ll•lh Plight 1. Jeanne Stewart, Marltttf!l 2. Linda Midkiff, Point Ploiaonf, W.Va. 3. Nellane Pelhlal, Now Haven. W.va. 4. Barbaralrelano, St. Marys, W.Va. Spurrier~ Washington Redskins fans can and should be elated by lhe urrival of head coach Steve Spurrier, who per· mcutes the Florida Galors. record book ~~~ a former conch and player. They'll be able to enjoy u competilive team once again in Washington. D.C., one that I guarantee will be anything remotely resembling boring. Spurrier brings thai In his resume. In his he~d couching debut, Washington ron over the San Francisco 49ers 38·7 in the American Bowl and while il was ju st a preseason contest, you can be sure Spurrier wunled one for the win column. He docsn'l like ld lose - period. · When Spurrier came on board in - IIOW Show of Res Florida State wide receiver Anquan Boldin shouts to hi s teammates during a practice drill Tuesday In Tallahassee, Fla. Boldin ·wears a T· shirt with the team slogan "Let's Roll" that has caused con· troversy over Its use. The foundation. named after Todd Beamer - a sports enthusiast who yelled the phrase as pas~engers charged hijackers aboard a jetliner last Sept. 11 - said Wednesday that 1es honored Florida State's foot· ball team adopted the saying as Its motto. (AP) move to .the pro ranks a good one Dan Hermes T.HE PRESSBOX 1989 as head coach at Florida after a stint at Duke Universily, he quickly developed winning leams steamed by hi~h -octane offenses usin¥ bigger, qu1cker athletes to get the JOb done. . He finished with a 122·27- 1 record af1er 12 years and sent ·numerous. ,players onto the pro ranks. · Spurrier played at the University of Floridit in Gainesville as a quarterback and won the 1966 Heisman Trophy. _ . In 1996 I witnessed history from the press box as Spurrier led the Gutors to u Nulional Championshif. with quarterback Danny Wuerffe , who now plays for the Redskins, at the helm. Football in the stale of Florida is exactly like it is in many others. From Pop · Warner teams right on up through high school. players swarm the gridiron with dreams of football lore dancing in their head&. Winning titles, championships and trophies are the fuel that steams them through twicc-<t-day workouls under the swel tering laic-summer sun. And when it come' tn Saturday' and collegiate fo01ball, the Sunshine State frenzy intensilles as tailgate pl\l'tics featuring BBQ gri lls laden with brats, burgers and beer drinking cooks, pop up all over the place . Years back, the University of Miami Hurricanes held onto 80ic pos· session a.~ one of the perennial stale and national powers. Then came the Seminoles at Florida State. Coach Bobby Bowden alsp recognized that football wa> changi ng and the nee<l for speed onlhe field of pl;~y became paramount. It wasn't long before all PlaiM . . . HIIIIII,II .' �Friday, August 9, 2002 Frld1y, Auguat 9, 2002 www.mydlllylentlnel.com P1ge B 2 • The Dilly Sentinel Smith.workln¥ to lm rove Bledsoe, Bills ready. upon 1mpress1ve roo le year t~!~D~~.5i(~)~i~~-~!~~' OEOROETOWN, J<y; scribbled his name on a foot· (APJ - Cincinnati Bengals bllll. "Thke them to the Super defensive end Justin Smith Bowl, big mun." · doesn't suy much. He prefers The 6-foot·4. 270-puunder · ·to .let his performance on the blossomed midway through field speak for him. 1he season. collec1ing 6 172 "I don't go looking f<lr sacks in the ream's finul eight attention," Smith said fol· games. lowing u morning pructico 111 Smith believes he can col· Georgetown Collelie· "The It~: I al leas I I0 sacks this more you tulk. the more pea· ycur. pic tulk uboul you. "This yenr. I've been out "I just go out every day and here working since the first work hard 10 improve and snar," he said. "I'm sure thlll help this team win. I don't wil make 11 difference." worry about anythin~ else." Smith dominuted opposinll Smith, the team s first · oO'enses in three scusons 111 round draft pick in 200 ). Missouri. where he cnrncd wasn't concerned after miss· All· Big 12 ~onors us--. u .ing all of training camp and sophomore und junior. the team's four preseason He entered the NFL draft games last year as he neaoti· after a'junior season in which ated his contract. he recorded II sacks and 24 He signed the day before tackles for loss despite beina the Benaals' reaular-season double· and triple-teamed on opener at New Enaland and · ne11rly every play. was not activatea for that As impressive as he's been aame. • in aames, Smith aets even But he picked up his first higher. m~ks for his work sack In lust his second aame etflic. · at San Dieao, drill ina Doua "He's already amona the Flutie for a 13-yw loss. hardest .workers we've ever Two weeks later against had," Benaals strenalh and ..Cleveland. he levelecf Tim conditionln§ coach Kim Couch for a 12-yllrd loss that Wood said. It's refreshlna to helped force a punt. see a player with his natural By sea~on·s end, . Smith talent who wants to work so recorded 6.5 more sacks to hard every day to act beuer." break the club's rookie Coach Dick LeBeau record of eight set by lipe· already considers Smith to backer James Francis in be u leader on a defense 1990. He added 60 so,lo tack· with several talented veter· SMILING TIGI!,_, SACKING BENGAL - Benaals defensive end Justin Smith breaks Into a smile durtna practice at train· les and two interceptions In ans. I~ games, II of which he "Justin is Q tremendous Ina camp In Georaetown, Ky. Smith, the Benaela top pick In started. example in the weight room 2001, set a team record for sacks by a rookie lest anson with ."1 wasn't surprised at all," without needina to say a 8 and 1/2 sacks. (AP) said Smith, who will play in word" to him, he said. "Part his first NFL preseason aame of his success can be attrlb· VIIICS CVel'ybody." fOCUS." Friduy niaht at .Buffalo. "I uted to his work ethic.". Oetting Smith's coaches . Thu one subject Smith knew whut l was cupuble of His teammates also have und teammates to shower will expund upon, however, doing. It was just a mauer of noticed his focus und desire. him with uccoludes Is slm· is the Bcnguls quest to pluy "You won't find anybody pic. Oetting Smith to · tulk In the postscuson for the working hard and getting ad).usled." . who works harder In the about himself . is uimost first time since 1990. 'We . weren't surprised weight room or ln/ractice impossible. "I'm hungry to get there," -either, Justin," said one fan. than he does." sai dcfen· "Thut stuff doesn't mcun he suid. You can see that decked out In Benaals gear sivc end Vaughn Booker, a anything," be suid. "As soon every pluyer on this team is ·' from head to toe. who nine-year NFL veteran. as you start listening to It or hungry to act tliere. That's watched with glee as Smith "That kind of effort moti· believing it, you lose the reuson we're out here." The Deily Senllnel • Page 8 3 www.mydellysentlnel .com pam to ml\ke his ptOSeason debut in ButTolo, he tumes with him the Bills' expectation or starting fn>sh. ., Coach Dick LeBeau and the Cincinnati Benanls wl~h 1t were so easy as die two tenms open lholr preseuson schoo~ ules at Buffalo on Friday. · · The Bnls, corriina offa 3·13 finish, S!)illlt the Ofl'SetiSilll sianiflcanl)y addressina their many noeils, cupoed by 1h~ trade fot Dfedsoe. The ~enallls, whose 6·1 0 finlsh provid· ed tbem their llth straiaht sei\Son without u winning record, are still sea!dllna for a spark. · : "I'm always lookina for die look." nld LeBenu, entering his second flail season. "This Is our first chun~-c to publi ly display our team beyond pioylna in lnst Suturdny's scrin1 •• maae.... So I'm definitely looking for the look. . "The look is focus, hustle, naaressivencss, poise ttnd p111· fesslonllllsm." Aside from die look, LeBeau is ulso intent on 11nding 11. startina quorterback. . . The competition this yeor Is between returning stmter Jon Kltna, who dlrew 22 fntereeptlons ond finished with ·the NFL's lowest passer ratlna last year, and newly siHntd Ous Preroue, die former Denver baCkup. kitna is scheduled to play the tlrst Qunrter· ngbinst Buffalo, and Frerotte In the second. Neither l\ns yet to 11nh\' an advan~ In tralnina camp. "1 haven t found a staner yet," LeBeau said. "llhink It's been protty dun close." Willi Bledsoe, the Bills don't have that qulllierbllck<!Uel · tlon hanalna over them any more. Rob Johnson, cut lnM February, and Doua Plutle, cut a year earlier, fnlled to establish lhemselves over a four-year span. . : Bnterina his ·lOth season, Bledsoe Is ltc:hlna to prove· himself after loaina his atartina job to Tom Broay in New Bnaland last year. . · As slanlf1cant as ltle(!soe'a presence will be on Frldny, he will servo more of a cameo role -limited to die first Qllnr· ter -in a aamelhat provides the first allmpse of un entire"' ly revamped Dills squad. There's die now-look ofrenslv6 line, fenturlna mnmml'llh rookie riaht tackle Mike Williams, counted upon to provide better protection as well as establish a runnlna nuack. And lhen there's die rebuilt defensive unit, belna <:ailed' upon to stuff the run. The Bills finished 26th oanlnst the run· last season and ci&ht tlmes allowed opposlna bucks to ruck up IOO.yW'd rushfna pedormunces. · · ' Willi tho additions of linebackers London Fletcher and' Eddie Robinson, veteran nosetaokle Pat Wlllltuns Is already' promlsina Improvement. .. , "They can ley it, but we're aoina to prove that we cnn stop the run trom the Benaals on to tho end of the yeur," Williams aald. "We're v~ confident. Everybody hns the· same mlnd$et: 'Ain't nobOdy runnlna over me.' We nln't• alvlna no back 100 yards." . • Whether ClnclnnaU'a Corey Dillon (foot), who finished seventh In tho NFL In rushlna last season. plnys or not, ' Billa defenden believe there's no better time lhun now to. establish a new reputation. We'st Virginia hits fast Team sponsor fines driver for angry outburst track, co-sponsors tn¥ NASCAR team CHARLESTON, W.Vu. (AP)- Wcs1 Virsiniu hopes 10' rev up its touri~m industry with u de11l11l co·SJllli1Snr u'NASCAR teum. · "This, will put West Virsiniu in 1hc winner's cin:lc," Gov. Bob W1se stud Thul'lldll~ us he mudc the announcement in front of .~he. team's wh11c ~~c Rfr purkcd u1 .the sink Cup1tol. Th1s mkes West Vlr@IIIIU lo u new level 111 moiOr· sports." · The Stille's Division of Tourism will spend S90,000 frum ils n~v~rt!s!ng budgel. on !he elTon, which will pu1 Wc,l Vu·guuu s blue 1ounsm logo und Web site on lhe cur in four upcoming Busch Grund Nutionul events. "h\ money thm lhey would be usinl! unywuy," suid Wise. who reeemly ordered his ugcncics to cut thm budgets for ncxl yc11r by I0 pcrce111. · . Such 11 sponsorship hu. been 1ried before, most notably by Vi'l!iniu. which plnstered its "Virginiu Is for Lovers" tomism slogan on u Buscl1 s;:ries cur in 1993 und 1994. Virginiu hus ulso udvertised its lotte'1' on u NASCAR cur. . Tommy Buidwin Rucmg owns the "Tcum Wcs1 Virginiu" vehicle, which sports No.6 und hus Pepsi us its primu'l' sponsor. As part of the deul, Pepsi will fcuture the West Yirg111iu cur in specml udvenising promotion. Slute Commerce Commissioner Alisu Builey suid 1h111 since Busch-series ruces ure televised, !housunds of NASCAR funs will see the cur und its Wes1 Virginia murkings . . · "~picully. the vnlue is wbcn 1hc cur $Ocs inlo lhc pits. Thut s when you will sec 1he logo," she Stlld. Witman Cup driver Wully Dullenbuch will drive Au!! . 17 ul 1be Michigan lnternutionul Spccdwuy. Oct. 12 u! lhc Lowe's Motor Speedwuy in Charlotte und Nov. 9 u1 lhc Phoenix lntcrnutionul Speedwuy. Rookie Dnmon Lusk will drive lhc No.6 cur ut the Richmond ln1ernu1ionu1· S11cedwuy tHI Scp1. 6. J West Virginiu will be feutured as !he mujnr spqnsor on lhe · Richmond cur. The color scheme husn't been ptckcd. but lh<• Slllhl cnn select from nine dcsi!Zns, she suid. · The contruct could be cxlcndcd inlo ncxl seuson if the pro· motion is 11 success. "We're ull wuiling 10 sec 1hc hcndil," Builcy suid. "We believe we will gel u good r •turn on the invcstmcnl, hut we huve to huve results." Teum West Virginiu President Duvid Barker n01ed lhlll' tl recent poll found Wes1 Virginia wilh more uvid NASCAR funs per-cupitu 1hun uny other slutc. "Thts state's support is so big," suid Burkcr, 39, who spcnl his summers growing up in Bluewellund Welch . "This would allow West VirHiniu to be rellcctcd in u positive manner nulionwide for 34 weeks n yenr." Involved in rucing out of Mooresville, N.C., Bn1·kcr suid he helped connect West Virginiu to Tommy Bult.lwin Racing. "11 wns u mutter of linding the ·right business nrrungemenl." he snid. "Tommy' Baldwin Ruc(ng liUs uilthe experience: and the Inside connections to be competitive." Barker olso envisions a 45,000·squure·foot 1eum heudquar· 10rs, complete wilh souvenir shop, restuurunl und pil pruclkc fncility. ulong Interstate 77 neur Princeton. The Tcum West· Virginia center would be p11rt of u business purk plunncd for the urea. The proposui includes u $2.7 million request with lhc stulc Economic Development Grunt Committee for un uccess roud from 1-77. Its one of three rncing proposals before the ~O!U· mittee. B11rker hopes to one duy recruit u driver und the rest ni'Tcum West Virginia's 12-member crew from I he stale. "We could huvc internships with Wesl Virginiu colleges in sports medicine und ureus like thu!," Burkcr suid. "The gun I is to develop in-state folks to become Te11m West Virginiu ." ATLANTA (APl - Tony Slc\\arl, phologrupher Gary Mook. When Mook wh<t \Utu NASCAR's $10.000 fmc unu slaned runntng along>~de hun, Slcwan ~~U\lHI·IOnJ! probution over his most Mopped and punched him in lhc 'hcsL 1\''clll mubur.n was 100 light. wus hi1 Mook wus nm injured. even harder by his own On Tuc~da~. prior to drivmg in a !ale lcum sponsor on model modified race in Terre llaul~ . n1unoduy. lnu., Stewarl calleu NASCAR ', line The Winston Cup "ligh1" und said he deserved a "•lofler" slur. who pun,hed u fine given his. pasl indiscrctiom . ph01ographer follow- Appurently. Home Depol heeded h" Ill!! las! Sunday's words. . · Bnckyurd 400, was Following Home Dep<JI's announ,c· fined $50,000 and menl on Thursday, Slewun said, "Thi, ~luce~ on llllil\1 pmbu- . was my heurl ullack~ my wak~ - up call. tton tor lhe remutnder There 1s no excuse lor whti! I ve done . Stewart of lhc 2002 season by I'm very sorry. und I don' l really expect The Home Dcpdt. 1hc anyone lo forgive me. sponsor of his No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing "Meeting wi1h Mr. Mook is now my Pnnlin~ . firsl priorily. He didn '1 deserve uny of A spokesman for· the Allunlu-bnsed lhi s. and my apology to him needs lit compuny stiid the $50,000 will go 10 lhe come fuce·to-face, as soon as possible." Unilcd Wuy of Central lndiuna. It 's the second slruighl year Slcwan S1cwur1's home stme. 10 be used for u will end the Winston Cup seuson on vuric1y of ufler ·school progrums for probation. Lns1 yeur, 1hc Columbu•. children. Ind., native dre.w u $10,000 line and The sponsor mud~ its decision to add had his probulion extended for the res I 10 .NASCAR's penullies ufler consul!· of las! seuson ufler siupping away u ing lhe publisher's office of The reporter's 1upe recorder and 1hen ktcklntliunu)ll1fis Smr. h wus u free-lance ing it under a truck. Stewurl also was pl~<llogrupher workin~ for lhul newspu· involved in a shoving incidenl wilh per who hud lha run·m with Stew uri. NASCAR ofticiuls las I season. Upscl ufler 11 12th·pluce finish on Stewun, 31, suid he is awure he hus a Sunday. Slewurt lried to run uwuy from problem with anger and will seck help. "I know I ha' e a prohlem w1th keep· my ernol•on' 10 check," Stcwurt \aJd "After all of 1h11, I've fell as low as I've ever felt But it's probably exactly whal I needed 10 make me seck hdp. A hard fall like lh" Will lend 10 jar you back lo reality. 'Tm looking furward 10 making my1cif hctter a> a pcr~on and beuer in dealing wi1h the lhtng~ ltfc sends your way - I he good and I he bad." Hugh Mi,kcl. dirc~lor of sales pro· molion for The Home Depo!, said lhe acl•om by :Sicwun "do nol a! all repr.e· •cnl I he values and beliefs" of lhe com· puny\ employee\. "We vaiUt! our rclalion.;hip with the media. fan, and compelitors of NASCAR. and !he behavior displayed following lhe Bnckyard 400 will nol be 1olcra1cd from any member of our race 1eam now or in the future." Miskel added, however. "We support Tuny Slcwarl .Jnd Joe Gibbs Racing and we will help provide any and all re.ources needed 10 sec lhis situalion lhrough. We have always viewed our sponsor•hip wilh Joe Gibbs Racing and our relalinn,hip wilh Tony Stewarl as a purlncrship, and tlcspilc lhe evenls of lhe pasl week, those beliefs have not changed . We rcma111 com milled to Tony Slewan and Joe Gibbs Racing ." Total Pre- Owned Liquidation Sale 011 tire Net: www.callwva.com More wiretap transcripts of alleged Olympics f1xer • V•l Powor • AliiOinlllo •AiiCond. • CD lytllm Wllh Equtllltr •v.. 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Monday- Saturday 9 am • 9 pm • Sunday 1 pm • 8 pm Take ,!·77 .lo Ripley FAIRPLAIN lnltrohango ' (exl1132) Turn North on Rt. 21, Dtlltrehlp 11 3 mll11 on lell VENICE, l!uly .(AP) - The ucknowlcdges she knows outcry over the Olympic pairs Tokhtukhounov. but snys I hal scundul was so great thut the hus nothing to do with her win· mun accused of trying 10 rig nlng the ~old medal. the compc:tition believed the Russiu s Elcnu Bcre1.hnuyu pvent m1ght be bunned from und Anton Sikhurulidzc won future gumes. the puirs gold rnedul in Suit According to police wiretap Lnkc City by the slimmcs1 of trunscripts, reputed Russian rnurgins over Cunudiuns Jamie mobster Alimzhun . Sule und Dttvid Pelletier. · ·rokhtukhounov told Marinu The Cunudiuns were uwurd· Anis~lnu, who won the ice ed u second set uf gnld mcduls dnncing gold medul with pllrt· uftcr French judg.: Mliric· , ner Owendul Pcizcrut, that she Reine Le Oougne snid she wus COUld be "the lUSt champion." prcs~ured to VOle· for the "Th~ mess has be ~tun I" Russ1u11.1. Tokhtukimunov suid on the · A week uftllr lhc puirs com· tupes. "I think you ure the last petition, Anissina-Pcizcrul chumpion of lhe Olympic won France's tirsl tigurc skuiOumes. I think lhut ice dunctng lng ~old since 1932. will be bunnedl" The lmernUiional Skalinj! The woman replied. Union denies it i~nored ev1· "Probubly tigure skating, not dence of u consp1rucy to fix · the ice dancing." · Olympic results . . The latest transcripts were Clwming it husn't received obtulned by The Associated "reasonable, verified and crcd· ·-,Press u week ufler the arrest of lble evidence" of an.Y vote·lix· Tokbtakhounov on U.S. und lng among skuting JUdgeR, the ltulian chtirgCS of corrupting ISU said on Thursduy in a judges ut the Salt Lllke City statement signed by president Oames. Prosecutors say he Ottavio Cin9uanta 11 would ,wanted to mllke sure a Russian. tnkc action if such proof was team won the pairs gold medal, presented. and the French team of "Unlike governmenlal Anlssina and Peizerat won ice authorities, the ISU cannot duncina. . subpoena persons or docu· The transcripts are from ments, tup inlo telephone culls, wiretapped conversations seize documents, mail, com· . between Tokhtakhounov and puters, compuler discs or e· .various cullers -one of them muil," the ISU said. alie11edly Anissina, a native "If and when the ISU Russian. Police suid Anlssinu receives from Italian or U.S. called Tokhtakhounov from authorities probative evidence Lyon, France, ln March, and establishing thut persons with· .they discussed the skater's In the jurisdiction of the ISU future. ' have ensaged in improper con: TokbUikhounov also refers duct to mflucnce the results ut ' to hnvina known Anissina's the Sal! Luke City Olympic father since "we were young."· Winter Oumes, 1he ISU will The original' Russian wus immcdiatei.Y commence fur· translated by police into lUll ian lhcr disciphnury actions." 1111d then Into English by The Russian spor1s ofliciuls denied any wrongdoing .Associated Press. • Anisslna denies all involve· Thursday, denouncing what :ment und Insists it is not her they· called "groundless tolce on the tapes. She uttucks" on their uthletes . · .. 98 Cadillac Seville STS .. :...................... $li,900 2000Chevy Lumina ............................. 59,999 99 Corvette ......................... 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Lowe outpitched Oakland's ace to become the AL's first 16-game winner as the Boston Red Sox beat the Athletics 4-2 Thursday night to move within one-half game of Anaheim in the wild card race. The A's, whose four-game winning streak ended, are 1 1/2 back. ''This is the fll'St game, in my little short starting career, that I felt I had to win and it is the first time I ever put that pressure on myself," Lowe said. 1\Vo seasons ago, Lowe saved 42 games for the Red Sox in an AL-leading 64 appearances. In his first full season as a starter, Lowe has · even outperformed teammate Pedro Martinez in going 16-5. Lowe allowed five hits and one walk with six strikeouts in seven innings. Miguel Tejada's solo homer in the sixth ended Lowe's scoreless sll:eUk at 29 2-3 innings, longest in the majors this season and the longest since Greg Maddux's 39 1-3 innings in September 2000. He low· ered his league-leading ERA from 2.13 to FAIR-WEATHER FANS - Two young fans make their feelings known on the Indians' play during a 4·2 loss to the Devil Rays Thursday in Cleveland. (AP) Radke (4-3), who gave up four runs and eighth inning and Jeff Cirillo had three hits five hits in seven innings. . as visiting Seattle beat Toronto. · DEVIL RAYS 4, INDIANS 2 Edgar Martinez had a two-run single in In Cleveland, Paul Wilson won his third the third and Cirillo hit a run-scoring doustraight start and Tampa Bay went 8-for- blc in the sixth for the Mariners, who haye 14 with two outs over the first six 4nning.~ won 15 of their last 18 games at against Danys Baez (8·9). SkyDome. Wilson (5· 7) won for the first time in Moyer ( 12-4) allowed one run and six nine road start~ since April 10. He allowed hits in 7 2-3 innings. . , . one run on six hiL~. striking out four in WIIITE Sox 3, ANGELS 2 eight innings. Jim Parque won for the fll'St time in ' 'TIGERS 2, RANGERS I nearly two years, leading Chicago past Jose Lima allowed nine hits in 5 1·3 Anaheim. innings and host Detroit scored twice in . Parque, in his first outing sin~ May 2, the fourth inning to defeat Texa.~. allowed two runs and five hits in 5 1-3 Lima (3·5) allowed one run and walked innings for his first win since Sept. 23, none, throwing 53 of 71 pitches for strikes. 2000, at Minnesota. Parque underwent Rangers starter 'Ismael Valdes (5-9) shoulder surgery in May 200 I and made al.Jowed both Detroit runs and only four three relief appearances earlier this year hits in 7 1-3 innings. He struck out eight. before going to Triple-A Charlotte on a MARINERS 3, Br.UE JAYS 1 . rehab assignment. Jamie Moyer took a shutout into the Frank Thomas hit his 19th home run. Smaltz fastest .to 40 saves I. .' . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing seven shutout innings of two-hit ball, but This· isn't the type of record John Smoltz Sosa provided the excitement with his two · ever imagined setting. · homers that gave him 35 on the year. Smoltz became the fastest to record 40 Bonds went 1-for-2 with a single, a strike· saves, closing out Tom Glavine's 15th win as out and two walks. · the Atlanta Braves beat the Arizona .Diamondbacks 4-1 Thursday to take two out Livan Hernandez (7-12) took the loss. of three from the defending World Series CARDINALS 5, ExPos 3 champions. Matt Morris ( 13-7) won his 13th game, and Smoltz, the 1996 NL Cy Young winner as a St. Louis' hitters broke out of their slump as starter and a former 20-game winner, quickly the host Cardinals snapped a seven-game los}'tas transformed into one of the game's best ing streak. closers. · Albert Pujols hit a two-run home run in the "When I think of how it's evolved, it's first, and Jim Edmonds had a two-run shot in nice," Smoltz· said. "Being a starter most of the second for the Cardinals, whose five runs my career, you obv.iously don't think you're going to attain anything other than starting in the first two innings off Britt Reames (1-3) records or numbers.' ~ were one more than their total in the previous Smoltz, who blew his first save in'26 tries in four games. Tuesday night's series opener, replaced St. Louis leads the NL Central ·by two Glavine and got three outs to earn his 40th games over the Astros and by three over the save in Atlanta's !14th game. Lee Smith of St. Reds. Lo.uis .w~s the previous fastest to 40 saves, MARLINS 4, ASTROS 3 1 domg II m 117 games ~ 1993. Julian Tavarez (8-9) won for the first time in "It was good to get htm back out there, and . . . nice for me personally for him to get the learn , a month •. and Ra~on Castro ended an 0-for: 10 save record mit game that 1pitched," Glavine slump Wtth two h1ts and three RBis as VtSttt.ng said. "That's pretty neat, seem¥. as we've been F!onda snapped Houston's four-~ame wmaround each other for so long.' mng streak. In other NL games, it was: Chicago 9, San Castro, a former minor leaguer in Houston's Francisco 3; St. Louis 5, Montreal 3; Florida farm system, put Florida ahead with a two-run 4, Houston 3; Los Angeles 10, Pittsburgh 5; single in the fifth. rrew York 9, Milwaukee 0; Colorado 10, DODGERS 10 PIRATES 5 . Cincinnati~; and.San Diego 7, Philadelphia 4. Adrian Beltre and Sh~wn Green each hit In Phoemx, Iu.ho Franco and f'1ark De Rosa two-run homers as host L0 s Ang les b at homered off Anzona starter Bnan Anderson . c , e (S-8) in the final regular-season matchup of en:or-plagued Pittsburgh. . . the top two teams in the National League. Thevtctory put the Dodgers b~ck m front m Glavine (15-6) allowed four hits, struck out the w1ld card race by a half-game over San. five, walked three and hit a batter. Franctsco. .. "That's about as good as I've ever seen Kevin Beirne (1-0) pitched one inning for him," Arizona manager Bob Brenly said. his second career victory. ''Tommy Glavine was just too much for us METS 9, BREWERS 0 today. It was just a vintage Tom Glavine Steve Trachsel scattered five hits in his first game:" . . , complete game and shutout of the season as Juruor Sptvey broke up Glavme s shutout N w York won at Milwaukee. . ·. .. bid with a leadoff home run m the mnth . It e was Arizona'ssccond hit since the first inning. ,Trachs~l (8· 7), S-1 m hts las~ mne starts, "I wanted the shutout more than anything," pttched hts first complete game smce last Oct. said Glavine, who has two complete games 3, when he blapked Pittsburgh 3-0. and one shutout this season. "lfi had given up Timo Perez had two triples, including one a run before then I .Prob~blr w.ouldn't .have off Matt Childers with rhe bases loaded in the gone out for the . mnth mmng. But. wt~h a eighth. shutout~ you!;>' to go out there and nde II as Jamey Wright (4-11) took the loss. long as I can. PADRES 7, PHILLIES 4 CUBS 9, GIANTS 3 R0 G t h'11 1h h ·h Sammy Sosa homered twice, including a .n an . a . ree-run omer wu two 461-foot .drive to straightaway center, and outs m th7 n.mth mm.ng off~erry Adams (4·8) Barry Bonds was denied his 600th home run and lied 11 tn the e1ghth wtth a run-sconng for the second straight day as Chicago won at triple to lead San Diego over Philadelphia. San Francisco. Tom Davey (1-0) pitched the ninth for the Matt Clliment (9-8) got eight .strikeouts du~-. win . . I ----· ()okland _..._... Tel<II S111tle 5. Toronto 4, tO~ 31. 5 22\ tO lnnlngt oakland s. Bosto<~ a - 7, Dotrolt 2. It lnniniiO Balttmoro 8, Mlnno"""' 4 CloYotoncl a. TamptiiiY 2 N.Y.'l'ilnketo 8. Kan.u City 2 2 3 Gil . , Chlclgo Whlta sox 1, .,..holm e 12'4 21 ~ TIUH'IdiY'tBallimol'o 4. Mlnnooo111 N.Y.'lanketo 6, Ka.... 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With a stron$ senior cla--s semors Brandon Hunter and Steve coming back and an excitmg group of ·-'Dill ' Ester~amp in mcomtng talent, there is a sen e amongst 30 1Q... Cinctnnati this team that we should go for it this 2 lliO ·lliO 71Q · -· · · -~ agamst nation· year.n lliO t:t .. ~.~~ ... ~ al powerhouse The eason stans with five straight 20 HA'N TaO tiiW,VIoaal'l.. .,, Kentuck.y road games. including a pair in ts TaO st _,VQITUN! TaO highlight the Providence, R.I .. -· at Providence Nov. :tl 2002·03 Ohio 30 and at Brown Dec. 2. 4 ... ~(otQaawo} T8D men's basketThe conference opener at Toledo Qlld a T8D ~ bull schedule, second struighn vtsit to DePaul also 11 lliO t110tnlliiYW""91-•' ~.... tl.UNOIS• TaO head coach Tim occur during that stretch. The Bobcats 15 fill) O'Shea announced today in conjunction also travel to Wisconsin during the 21 fill) II lloJIIIo• with the release ot1 the Mid-American month of December. Till) 211 IIOH\.tNO GAEar Conference schedule by the league Ohio has 12 home games during the T110 office . regular season, including a New Year's •t ~~fill) tiiBaiiSiolt' The Bobcats will host the ACC's Eve tip-off against St. Bonaventure and e T110 IIU!'IW.O fill) Virginia Cavaliers on Feb. 26. marking · the usual battles with MAC East Division 11 at Horf*n · KENT SlAT£' lliO the first time a member of college bas- rivals Miami (Jan: 18). Kent State (Feb. IS T8D ketball's most tradition-rich league has 15) and Miirshall (March 1). All three of 17 .. -· fill) II EASTeRN~ ever played at the Convocation Center. . those games will take place on Saturdays. 22 T8D wtSTeANIMCHIGAN' The contest against Kentucky of the VIAOINIA T8D The home slate opens Dec. 20 against 211 Southeastern Conference will take place Navy. MARSHALL' T8D Jan. 4 at the U.S. Bank Arena in Ohio returns seven letterwinners and t .. T8D Cincinnati. three staners from last year's 17-11 team. s8 at Kant· Slate• T8D "In my opinion. this is as competitive Hunter. a member of the Wooden tO M A C - - FlrolT8D a schedule as Ohio has played in recent Award's preseason All-American team; 13-IS atMAC"-111~ ye&rs," said O'Shea. "l belteve the npn- was last year's leading scorer and A I - - to WI+ ~-too ~mt noc In e........ conference portion of the st·hedule gives rebounder with averages of 17.3 and 9.1. 11mtZontl us a legitimate chance to earn an at-large respectively. "lllcMmorieen ~- . " NOW $20~ 96 9 MSRPIU.!M Ram 15004X4 VB, 'Auto, Air, Cuss., Tilt, Cruise, Posl-trac, AMIFM/Cass, ~lldlng Window RT- Coupe Leathe~Loaded,Sunroof Stod1. 161006 NOW . $19,858° Stock 11,7038 NOW 0 . $21,11400 W\SU.l,710 -------- --- I -· ftom,...Bl _, . --lillY I ~ Gallia's Perry to join thundering H,erd BY BurcH COOPER "I'm excited," said Josh. "I'm BCOOPER@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM a little nervous since it's (NCAA) GALLIPOLIS - The state D-1 and one of your top schools. track and field semifinals of the but I think I can go in there and boys 4)1400 relay might have make un impact on the squad . been a de1ining moment for Josh "This is a great opportunity for Perry. some from Gallipolis and run [).. The Gallia Academy squad 1 track, especially for guys. I've was in seventh place when Josh. only known a couple of 'em." on the anchor leg, rallied his team He was also looking at Ohio. to a fourth place finish and a spot Rio Grande and Wittenburg, in the state fin:lls. where he would've played foot· This came after he had already ball as well . won his heat in the 200-meter "At first. I was wanting to play prelims minutes earljer on a h?t football and run track, but it WIIS · June afternoon at Dayton s just at littler schools," Josh said. Welcome Stadium. · "I thought I could do better, so l After the 4x400 race, he had to waited until tfack season. be sent to the hospital with dehy· "I was kind of just trying to dration, but his performance had decide if I wanted to star close : impressed the Marshall track by, or ~o up · to a Divtsion I , ,::oaching staff. school.' It impressed them enough to Will Josh, who caught over offer h1m a partal scholarship, 500 yards and 11 touchdowns which will pay for his tuition and for the Blue Devils' football · fees. squad last y'ear, walk-on the "(The Marshall coaches) said Marshall football team? they had seen what they wanted "I don't know if I'm that cal· to see on that final leg (of 'the iber of a football player," he 4x400)," said David Pefi'Y, Josh's said. "I'm more of a track per· father. son, just because of size." According to David, the · In 2001. Perry advanced to the ·11 al t regional, winning the 200-meter • Marsha11 coac hes wt reev ua e district title. while advancing their freshmen following the out of districts on the 4xl00 and track season to determine who 4X400 teams. will receive a full ride. At the state meet, Josh recov- . Now, he has a chance to run · h' · h for the Thundering Herd. ;,It's a great school," said eredenoughdunng tS stay m t e hospital that he managed to com- Josh. "The ~ople were J.ust real te in the 200-meter and 4x400 · d fi · h friendly wit to me when I went nals the followmg uy.. · rms • up there for orientation.' I felt ing fourth in the 200. like a family member." "I just ran and tried to show , d ·· · • where my best abilities were at," Perry isn t expecte 10 parttCt· . Josh said. "(Marshall) looked at pate on the Marshall indoor ood team this wimer. that and . thought it was g "I really need to think my enough for their program." coach (Tony Thompson)," Josh Josh looks to beef up a said. "The way he put me Marshall sprint team that dtdn't through with traming and stuff. fare well last year in the and It wouldn ·t have be en posst'bl e .J4()().meter individual and200 4x400 without him." relay teams. ..J Marshall announces men's basketball sked HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - . Marshall University's men's basketball team begins the 2002-03 season on Nov. 16 when it travels to Niagara, the school announced Thursday. The first of Marshall's 12 home games will be Nov. 25 when the Herd plays a non-conference game against Kentucky State. The Herd opens Mid-American Conference play on Dec . 7 ut N11rthern Illinois . . Marshall's home conference lineup includes games .wtth defending MAC champion Kent State, Western Mtchtgan, , Toledo, Central Michigan, Buffalo, Ohio, Bowling Green, Akron und Miami. Marshall will also play a home ESPN "Bracket Buster Saturday" contest on Feb. 2:!. Marshall's opponent in that . game has yei to btl determined. The Herd meets West Virginia for the annual Toyota Capital Classic at the Charleston Civic Center on Jan. 22. , . The Herd plays two home exhibition games, Nov. 7 agatnst World Wide Basketball and Nov. 16 against Branch West Basketball. from PllpB1 New 2002 Dodge Coors - Hennes New "'v"'"" ..... vu Stratus 2 Dr • The Dally SMtlnel • Page 8 5 www.mydallysentlnel.com Jets from Page 81 ~ ~JeeP; . . ---·---- Seonte --clay'l Glmll Frtdly't Gomoa Houston 7, FlOrida 2 Anaheim (Ortiz 9-8) at Tb!onlo (Wolklf + Milwaukee 8, N.Y. Mats 2· 21. 7:05p.m. Montt1114, St. Louis I Mlnnaaota (Lohse !CHI) at BOlton Cotonclo 7, Ctnclnnot.12 (Fossum2· t), 7:05 p.m. Arizona 6, Atlanta 3 To••• (RogMa t 1-1) at CltYOiand San Diego 5, Philadelphia 2 (Wtltbrook 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Loa Angelos 4, Plttlburgh 0 · San Francisco 4, Chicago Cubs 3, I0 aanlmote (Johnson 3-8) at Detroit (Maroth lnnlnQs 3-4), 7:05 ~m. Thurodly'o Gtmtl Ookland (HUdson 8-9) ot N.Y. Y l Fiorida 4, Houston 3 (O.Hemtndal 8-3), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. 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Flo<icia (Tejera 7-4) 11 Arlzonl (Johnson 1 ABt-AAodrlguoz, Toxas, 116: Tajada, 16·4), 4:05p.m. Oakland, 93; Ordonez, Chicago, 92: PIHaburgh (Benoon 4~) at San Fr.,.,leco Gartloparra, Bellon, 92: JaGiambl. New (Rueter tll-6), 4:05p.m. York, 89: GAndareon, Anaheim, 83; · Montreal (Vazquez 8·7) at Mllwau~o . .Yenlura, New'lbrl<, 82. (Cabrera 4·8), 7:05p.m. I HOME RUNSo-AROdrlgutz, T.,ao, 31: Ben Diego (B.J.Iontl 7-1) l1 Clnclnnltl Thome, CIMiand, 34·, RPolmelro, T.,ao, (Dimpottr 11-11), 7:10p.m. Chicago Cuba (Prior 5·3) at Colorado 29: ASorlano, New '11>11<, 28: JaGiambl, (Chacon 5-8), 8:05 p.m. Now York, 28: OrOolltz, Chicago, 26: Philadelphia (Duckworth 5·8) at Lot Tajacla, 04kland, 26. • Angoleo (Nomo t1.S), 10:t0p.m. I PITCHING (13 Doelltlona)-PMartlntZ, Beaton, 16-2, .682, 2.25; Waohburn, AmtrlcanLHgut Anaholm, 14·3, ..824, 3.t3; Hallaclay, Ellt. · Toronto, 14-4, .na, 2.74; OlaNo, Booton, w L Pd. GB 18·8, .7112, 2.09: Rl.opt•, Baltlmora, t2-4, Now'!MI 71 42 .828 .750, 3.18;Zko, 04kland, 16-5, .750, 3.04; BOlton 66 47 .594 5 Moyer, S111t11, t2-4, .750, 2.12. Batllmore 65 67 .491 151\ BOlton, Toronto 50 83 .<142 21 It58;STFIIKEOUTS-PMartlnOJ', Zllo, 04kland, 134; Clamena, New Tampa Bay 3B 16 .333 33~ York, 134: FGirtla, Seaulo. 129: Halladly, C:...trll · t28: ROrtlz, Anahalm, . 118: w L Pat 011 Toronto, Mu..lno, Now York. tIt . Mlnneoola 69 47 .5115 65 81 .474 14 I SAVES-Quardado, Mlnrtoeota, 33: Chlc.a~ c......., 50 83 .442 11:; ' Sa•kl, Seattle, 29; Koch, 04kllnd, 28; Kaneas City Urbina, B011on; 26; Pfrolvat, Anohelm, 26; 46 69 ,40(1 22~ Oetrok 43 71 .377 25 MAI1111ra, New Vorl<, 25; Julio, BaHimort, 23. 2.09. Of Lowe's 21 outs, only one reached the outfield. He got 12 outs on grounders, silli on slrikeouts and two on popups to short· ,stop · Nomar Garciaparra and Jason "Varitek. Zito (15-5) gave up seven hits in his first complete game of the season. He lost his second consecutive stan after going 11·1 in his previous 13. Cliff Floyd hit his first homer for Bo~tnn since being obtained last week from Montreal and 22nd of the season in the eighth inning to make it 4-1. · YANKEFS.6, ROYALS 3 Alfonso Soriano, Raul Mondesi and Robin Ventura homered to account for all the Yankees' runs, and Mariano 'Rivera returned from the disabled list to close out New York's win. Activated before the game after recovering from a sttained right shoulder, Rivera pitched a perfect inning for his 25th save m 29 chances. Andy Pettitte (7-4) won his third start in a row, pitching into the·eighth inning. 1 • 0RIOLFS 4, TwiNS 1 Chris Richard and Jeff Conine drove in two runs each to back Travis Driskill as Baltimore completed a three-game sweep at Camden Yards. It was the fourth straight defeat for Minnesota, matching its longest skid of the season (Apri18-ll). Driskill (8- 5) allowed one run and seven hits in 6 2-3 innings to outpitch Br.td - _ ... Gil 18 18 19 21 Gil -tDivtllon w L Pet 7t <14 .817 87 47 .588 58 49 .574 48 58 .421 • Friday, August 9, 2002 three schools would be ranked in the Top I0 at one time or another, a tremendous feat in today's competitive collegiate ranks. On Sundays, it gets just as · bad. Whether you re a Dolphin, Bucs or Jaguars fan, football is once again the main topic at every office water cooler come Monday FAST DUDE- Recent Gallla Academy graduate Josh Perry. shown running the anchor leg of a 4x400.meter relay last April, . will run track at Marsha 11 un1vers1ty next season. (Doug Shipley file) PUBLIC.NOTICES OH 45743. A com· plata tagol dllcrlp· tlon ol the real 111111 1111 lollowa: The following deacrlbld r111 11tat• CASE NO. IIIUIIId In the 02.CV.OS<I County of MIIQI, In the State of Ohio, and HOME NATIONAL In the Townohlp of BANK, PLAINTIFF Leblnon and bounded ond vs. dllerlbtd u tcllowa: Beginning at the MIKEL P. MILHOAN, Northweot corner of AKA the Northout Quarter MICHAEL MILHOAN, ot Section 33, Town ET AL 3, Range 11 of the DEFI!NOANTS . Ohio Company'• Purchlll: thence NOTICE OF BALE South about 21 rodt to the cantor or the l!ly virtue of an County Aold; thence Order of late ltlued Northllt1 along the out of 1111 Common canter ot llld road Pla81 Court ot Mllgo aboul 21 roda to the County, Ohio, In lfia S.atlon una; thence caea or the Home W11t about 27 roda Nltlonal ••nk, to 1111 pl1c1 of!Mgln· morning. Plllntltt, ••· Mllltl P. nlng, contaln[ng · Spurrier is an egotistical Mllho•n •kll Michael about 1·112 1ort1, , d C. Mllholn, II 11., mora or 1111. And man who can be sarcastic an Oefendrnll, upon • !Ming 1111 ••me:ropabrasive. He has an obsession Judgment therein erty convaya by for perfection and, winning ;:":2~v.:."fn~~= Lillie lh1ln to Llbbla football games. Ltttle else , court tha lharllf of Wolle by dtld dated matters to him. ' Metga County, Ohto, Mltroh 21, 1U'1, and I have a distinct feeling that will oller tor tala et recorded In look winning is on its way to the the front dOOr at 1111 140, 11 Page •· or the · ' c.aptto · 1 once agam. · Courthouu tn Deed lleoarda of nations Pomeroy, Matga Mlllll County, Ohio. Go Redskinsl County, Ohio, an lha THI ABOVE (Dan Hermes is a spl>ns 5th dey ot · OI!BCRIBI!O RIAL writer for the Point Pleasant hptamber, 2002, •• ESTATE 18 MORE a.m., lhe tol· ACCUAATI!LY RegiS. ter.· You can reach . him 10:00 lowing linda, tena·. DIBCRIBID BY at (304) 675-1333 or vra ~- mente and mobile lURVEY AI mail at: dhermes@mydm· home, located at FOLLOWS: Batng a uo 101'1, lyregister.com.) 50181 R1lnbow Ridge, Lana Bottom, m11ra or IHI, tr-.ct of IN THE COMMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 1h~1 ·r~ tlw \I'C tt•.tm to t>t-a1. rh,·n. 1h,., "··nt ,,u, and 11 t'l'\' "'-'.tt<'ti t>oxJu~e of 1hc ~anw nu,t.t~~' that doomt'd tht•m .a~allhl Nr!w ' En~IMd. Jerom~ Berm ag.un had no nmmn~ rnum. )!airun}.! only 1 g yura~ \ltl "'' t'n ,·arries. numtxrs. sululnr 1,, lm ·8 . yards on mnc n tmt'' .tgamst ,, '~ew Englund Slewurt was uller~t'p ted on the first of '" " ,enes run by the Stedt•t> '''"1''"'· lead· ing to one of kh ~,,l,·r John Hul·l's twll fldd ~ouls .· Rookie re~.:tl a L,·,· \l;~y, fumbled at th<' kh. I .\ 10 the "Last year. we ended the season here ." said sur'etl.' Damien Rt,binson. "ho intercepted Kordell Stewart' s. pu~s on .,. ti Pittsburgh's trst series. "oo start a season with n· victory here Wld accomplish most of our goals means nlot ." That 18· 7 Jets loss in 1 1 1 Heinz Field. pus 11 ntcr oss in Butfalo, ultimately forced them to ~o on the nl!td for 1m AFC w1ld card game they lost at Oakland. final min,rte . And 1f the So, couch Henn Edwards blocked punt "a,n't had said. "To win 11 gmne on the enough . u !1'><1 · 111.111~ · m~n· road. thtU's u pretly ~04.)(( on·the-ftcld P.:IMii) '"' u kts stan, beating them here.· p11nt kept Nc" Y1>r~ \ OP<'n · Vinny Testuvcrdc was 6- tng dnve gomg. · of-8 for 61 yards on the These wen· th<' kmd of opening drive. which ended errors thut k·d the Sr,·cl.·l'!' to with LaMont Jordan's I · tire forme r SP<'<'i:ll 1eums ynrd run more thun 8 112 couch Jny Huyt•s "nd hring . minutes into the til'!'t quarter. in Kevin Spt•,wer. "ho snid . "We approac hed 11· I'k t ·c a "I'd r.lth<'f lutl't' thi' hapocn t. · regular season game and now than wh,·n II ,·nu.nts. ' scripted the plays," Still. punt~r Josh Miller Tcs1averdc said. "'llutt w11s 11 said. "It's am:11in~ . I'm >1UIgood one." tering, 1 uhnosr t!'"' 't ~now The Steelcrs outpussed the what. tn say. Rut 11<''11 get it Jets. 301 -152 us backup fixed Coach (Bill Tommy Maddox went 12· Cowher) is >pt.'nthng u lot of of-16 for 147 yards, but the time with special l<'ams.und yardage didn't translate imo it will get lixcJ ." any points mostly Cowh~r didn 't ";uu to because of the turnovers. make compari"'ns 10 ihc And the NFL's best rushing New England Ins- , saymg, offense a year ugo wus held "I'm not won·i,·d ·'"'-'ltl lnsr to 52 yards on 19 curries. , year. this is thi, y~ar :tml I TI1e Stcelers have spent was not happ) al'<lUI lust most of training camp insist- year, either. Spcl'ial 1cums ing they haven 't been dis· have txcn a po1111 ,,f cmph:t· tractcd by the predictions sis throughout t'\11111'·" Public Notices in Newspapers. Your Right to Know, .Delivered Right to Your Door. Ohio NtW.<fHJptr As.•ncldtion land ao trantlerrld to paaalng tttru 1 518" tor 1111 than two· LEGAL NOTICE Jamaa C. Htnoler Iron pin oet 11 1 dla· tttlrda the appralaed recordad In dead IInCe Of 21.38 !til YIIUI, The Soard ot Book 214, Page 875, and going 1 total dll· TERMS OF SALE: Orange Townthlp, Metga county lance ot 338.38 feet I 0% down day of Malgt County of Rocordtr't Office, ·to th• principal point ul•, balance on Ohio. w:ll recelvo Melgo County, Qhlo. ot beginning, con· delivery ot dHII. ·bide until 4:00 p.m. alto !Ming a part of lolnlng 1.588 ocroa,, Sold tubject to tho 23rd day of lilt Northeaat Quarter more or lttl, aubJtct acciouad 2002 real Auguot, 2002, lor the of Section 33, to all legal cuom•nta utata tuu and purchota of (1) uted and rtghta of wty . mobile home llicft. Townahlp-3·North, trtlcullted motor llurlngo are ALL SHERIFF'S grlder. For other Rong•11·Wtll, Lebanon Townthlp, uoumed and are tor SALES OPEAATI opaclllcatlone. con· THE t1cl Oolt FollrOd, Melgo County, Slate the determination or UN0 EA DOCTRINE OF Clark at (740) 115· of· Ohio and mora ongltl only. particularly dtoeri!Md . 1he abcv• deocrlp· CAVEAT • EMPTOR. aee1 . ouered Aa tlon wto pr•pared PROSPECTIVE •• tollowa: Trldl In: (t) Gollon Beginning It 1 511" loom an actual aurvay PURCHASERS ARE A510 SIN QCOV422. Iron pin 111 11 the mlde on ttta 10th dly UROEO TO CHECK Blddor to aubmlt aaoumad Northwtll FOR LII!NS IN THI! ilet1llad tp•clllol· com•r of uld of Januiry, 1884, by PUILIC RECORDS tlono of oqulpment Northlltl Quarter of c . lhomaa Sml1h, OF MEIGS COUNTY, olfarld. The Soard ol Sutton 33, Ohio ProletiiOnll 01110. THE MIJQB . Or an g• Townahlp . Su.V.yor, t8144. Townthlp-3-North, COUNTY SHERI, T'rUIIHI rltlfVI thl Atlarlnca Deed: MAKES Range-11·WHt; NO rlght ·to rtjtct tny or Thanca along tho Voluma 12, Page 875, GUARANTEE AI TO oil bide. 111umad North line Mliga County Official THI ITATUI OF By order of the ot arid laotian 33, Aacoodt. TITLE PRIOR TO Board Of TrultHt Of North 18 deg.•10'.8" . Audltor'l Plrcll IALE. Orange Townthlp, 111t ·a dtatanca of No.: DI-D0075.DOO Alao a 1171 lll•rah Ooutl81 w. ·Little, Oal• M. Pallrael, 441.10 '"' to 1 511" m1nuracturad home, Attorney tor Plolnlltl Iron pin 111; Clerk , 41 UO Thenoa leaving I.D, tHIDIS12, Ohio Kllbough,ollrod tald North line l$outh CartiiiOIII ot Tille (7) 211, 2002 Ad, Pomeroy, Ohio (I) 2, 8, 2002 •• diQ. ,... 1r wnt a 03110072411. The lbOYe dltllftOI Of 115.13 (I) I, 2002 till to 1 point In the dncrlbld raat nlltt centerline ot and partonat prop· trty lrl lOIII "II Ia", Townahlp Rold Thane• 1long aald without Wlrrtnlltl or cantarllna Iouth •• GOVotnlnta, PIIOPEIITY dag. 88'2'" Wilt I Find your Back to dlotanoa ot 377 .t2 AOOIIIII: 10511 Rllnbow llldge, Long 1111 to 1 point on 1111 College Items In the · attumood Wnt line of lottom, OH 0743 Dally Sentinel Cla11lfled1 uld Nartttaut REAL II$TATI AND Quarter of Section MOilLE HOMI 992--2155 "PRAIUO A~ 33; Thence along tald ae.ooo.oo. The raat Waat line North 0 111111 and moblla deg. 25'38" We•t home cannot' 1M oold ••a: ., • f �Friday, Auguat 8, 2002 'Oet·ibune - Sentinel CLASSIF.IED .. tfWUII ~Inti bed&, dteU· • We Cove Mtlga, Glllll, And Mason Countlu Like NoOne 'l!ln Canl ~ Mondav thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. All otaptayt Mondarflf''ct•v for l:nhttlon rn Ne.ct oav•• Paper 8unday tn ... Cotumnt 1100 p.m. P:of" aundaya ~aper s.a Noon • :-Mottol\lln Corpot, 202 Ctork '-Chapel Rood. Portet, Ohio. :.:;(1401~~6-74•4 1·871-530· ,.0 162. Free Eottmo1eo. e..y ~i ~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"'1·rw ~"j" '~'j"Y!'!tl!"!'l"Y!'~' "'!' '!" '~' • Statt Your Ada With A K.ywol"d • lnchnla t.mr,l•~ 101t ot ~~b;;~~~~~~~~~~~;I);OIW;;p;l...,;;·~ln<~tu<t~o~A~P~r4•~•;A~\IO~I~ti~A;••;ro;•;llt ~-~.~-.~ ""~ 'GAIJJI~MJS \V\PI "\c I \II"\ I ' r 1 11\~.'U'<.~I.~ "" I lblJ'WANI't:ll ..__ _ _ _ _ __. l'!idov lllii!Q;I, eoo-s oo, 3 ~n~iy, Q711 BllliWIIIO PI~O. CWM, !Looks. '11>\ingor). Clothn· IJOYti~ ·SI. glll•13l· s·a·. n•lb& aooka s Of 11). toaou(8·181. nurllni Ow •, ••.•o. ~,,.~,....., "11i~r-a. . ,,.,,, •·•"" r, ~. ~· -~~·~ ~~~"~.~:~~· ~~~~~~:. loving, Ci"mg 11~0170a-00>14 . " '" "' • • " •• houlltl\lltlltoona, tova Ptt1an F'tll1Ay. 8-:1:. 8558 St Rt 'I Mto)l. Womona, CIOiiltl. ~,..:__ _ _ _ _ _ 1\lyl, rurnnuro, HO\JIOI\Oitl Moonlight Eaoorll Full ltomo, Lonu•bOI\III Boa· aorvlco ,,.10 ond ltmolt 01 • '"''· Lollo110,.. oorll Ot\d d<lneora. PrQmpt Qorouo Solo . 8111102 & """ PIQIOllitlflOI•nd coo111. 8/ tO/Oa 8 30•I, R•ln or dontiAI , Wo oliO do Birth· Shono. Mol1· Womon, Birth· I pI I d 1111 0hOio (1\y, rvno M ' up and othor llftml. 9tnii@S Portilla 6pm· 6on1 ~Ol~ lt !,a1::;6c__ _ _ _ _ :,: 17.:. 40::!1=.: 3&8::.;·1.:.; 19::9c__ _ _ HU"'ft ~fd St\IO Flttll\v n.mj w ' I" S W 111 II 1\y WRi r ll' f l " ' ng Si\lurdny, ()30· ~00 83 01\lu llnQitl tonl~hl , t:ftll toft HOmowOQ{I out Rt 160 troo I ·000·766·2623 Okl "llOk tooBJ\1100110 111\U'WANIN) "------· Now Phyalcr•n Pmcli<lt In E•porttne<MI Ttuh Hauter Polt" PIM\IMI Ol*)lf'll)t fOI' With COL,, Glt'OIQt 'TMH1. ollleo oomto11atrotoon on<J ond Rollo!! bpo- ~·· onotJtcAI o11lat«~ Solory qut..o. Coli ''" tnlor\llow comn10naurolt with I<POri· 117•0iil8a·!lilll8 OntO RtaUI'II In conll· ' doneo to Cootot'a Olllct Htlp wonll<l coring lor tno hll l"d til con'tnwhtn tiVII PO Boa 3023 Oybllt\ OhiO @tdtf!y, DArtt Group Homt. onlllli! lrolnlng po<)Qrom, oil 4:1010 flOW poylng minimum WOQI, tn on OPPOrtunity mol't _,;.;__;__ _ _ _ _ _ now ahlha: 1om·3pm, Yom· 01110<1 rogho In !'oint Pl111· Port limo CSR no0<1ta to Spm, 3Pm•llpm , llpm • ont wv wook 111 tho Bolpro & Poon•~ 7am, coll7oi0·9D2·&023. BtOI\Oh Ortlot Admll\l&trOIOt 111 Ortoi, 10!\d llliUil\0 Ia: Houtoktoptr 1\Udld. Tt•lnOil P.O. G&l , llolprt, 0 11 ~&114 Pl..ll Aflply ot But!Qttlnn, VUu'll ""l>i>Ort lloo illvoot· EMT'S 111<1 EMT lnttrm0<11· JAokiOI\ Plkt. tlalllpolla. No monl tOPIOIOfliollvt """ •tto. SEOEMS Poromodlo PIIOnO Colla PIH&O. IX)nlflbuto 10 11, 0 l lteetll ol )<)Ur oiiiCI. Oull.. iMiudo Ttolnlng Progrom II Organ• tmnlll\lllle l)!)lnlng, a•potl• viUIOul CU810mt t UfviCO, llll\0 tht i OOINl003 P'Arl• II"'Cttd I'II}OIIIIIIOfl lliiQtnl, 11 mtdlc Cll l l CIDIII!I )O 9 • · mull work long houra And markUUf\Q iU\fJ ~ttmnllfl· gin 8f1Qt2002 . . CAll.., It· lbl II "O•"..I.ft~ Uvo lunctlonl "-!Jp!laftnll (TI40)<4~fi • UBi40 tXt aH\ lOr vO VM 0, OA , ., .,.,., mull 11... O•Coii0111 01UA111• ''ttolla on" on A•"'iiCliiM, 28eS lor lnttr'IIIW. "<lmlnoattJHW Now'a 1M tlmt Vfnltty, QrQwth Limit0<1 Pl\111\ttJhlp opportun~~ooo n,.,., wMt ~u'lllloid •• • boMch OIIICI odo\\lnlllrotor Ol E~wit!l Jonoo w. onto groot btl1t· ··--~--•'0Hoi\INi 11 SAtE the'"" ooe:upttd by lht tn'Of mil .....u: Unlvarllly l.l!lf'til. 130>11815•5375 a,..,., ~--~-iilii.a.,.l Mull SH, 3BR, 2 Bath, Tile Fi«<ra. Carpol. On nter Hotltt on SR tM, RlaiMntlll ar. CommtmiAI. . .(7~0)~~~ ·0218. · Now I\OmO 10 , llllt 3 "'· 2 ll<l wl 11101 pump on op· pmx. 8 10,.1 01 land, looal· 1111 on At 2 Qlilvt ~d lltiOUI Ollll onoy 30 •• ere-? 386 8:30·Spm 30ol-e1HS31 or 503·0110 allor 5 1.8 oc,. tot on St ~I 180 Outaldt the Vlllago ot Vln• ton . (7;wl388·0024 ;._,..:___;______ 1/ll ocro lot on Tyoon 'eko, w1 12X60 Ttoll~r. $16.500 i 41.t tOO AcoopilnQ oppllcoilono ot THE MA~LES, 100 Momorl · al Drive Elll, Pomvroy, OH. Ago and tnoomo gutcltllnll apply. PriOI'Ity will bo gtvon. to thoao with t·~m• undor 'N" ::· 1!~00 ~~~~· ~? y'::ipr~: comt. For furttlar delaUe. oolll7~01 902-7022. EHO IIAUTI~UL APAAT• MINTt AT IUDGIT PAl· Cll AT JACKION !8· TATII, 52 Waatwood OriYO lrom S29Y lo 5383. Walk 10 lhOP & movtn Cell 740· l.ot for Sale· Apprott . 2 112 448·2688. Equal Houalng 00100, Cltllild .& reAdy lor Ovp~pq ~~:,:;lu::;n;::IIYi;.•- - - building, grAvel driiJCIWIIy, L,--rrii walar & oleotrlo ovallllbla, Dowr11own Apartment 3 -rt•r oo• AlklnQ Bedroomawlth 1112Bilhl. buy, 7~0·888• 72~<4 ,....., r , . 12k80 Ctoyoon, NIW Doort, $I 3,g95, Coli 17~010~6- Control Air, Applla,..l In· 3 btdi"OOm nowly r8m0d• Wlndawt, Undtrplnnlng, 1(81-4 from 8·5 or (740)ot48· eluding Walhll r and Dryt~r 1~1 tt\11011!\lt klllll\lld· Ulo 1\bllny " u "'"' ,;,;;,:.._ _ _ _ _.,. Th\l lll1l'l~ AutNit em uuu 10 work won lndtt~tnflnnlly ei ~ MoOturt'l Rlltauftlnt now ottdl If'! Mldetloport, ctll Tom Hot WAter TAnk, No Tlrtl or 3240 itlfttr opm. provldtd Md oarpetid . Am · Sunllay Auuu at 11th, CumD 100 why wo'ta NQ 1 Apptla•tlana Btlng A®tpt· hiring 11111 3 locltlons, lull or Anderton Allor ~pm, Alilltl. Nttdl kill ot work. pte atoragt lvlllablt. Oe. . . A ~-•N•NI•ll• 'N•l•W.-Itl'I-IS.,.I 0 OO.m· 6 OOtll11, LoQron<IO 011 FO~TUNEO moQUint'l ott lor PT E.. nlng COOk E•· porl·llmo, pick up aPIJIIOI· 11~01GD2·3348. $GOO. l7401388 ·8 t28 altar Rod Oitl~ IOt..ge, owo•l· poalt · Roqulrod. Call -. C·t eoor Corry Oul ·~ro~it •• lor ..,., Choator Tl>wnll1lp, Molga County, lind tollofl ol ft1ttrtat lo· Tho Oolly Sontlnot, PO 6011 12HO. FlQmeroy, OhiO 4~769 . ~1v<ln. V~"'MSlloo 01111 01 oa, I, llC B"1"'1110 Plko, Appooo. 112 milo to om ~G~ SO!urdoy 8/ 10102. to 00·1, O•uv Cioll•••· Fumlluoo. Curtolna. tlm.IIU~hOICII1 0miJ, BloyO!il Foator Pnrtnll. SAIJ1' Loool A~onoy In OhiO oOOk• I \ 'AHU •,. " • '" .. ~1W:Hill' 11•1II liM .I\ Ill 0 10 I11 0 QUO "" " "'""' ·•· E~:r~n:.~·~~ 1 1 ~'."rJoo~~••~~ 1·12 Union Avo . Fo• roll· Motuo "'""· Thoro will bo ""'"'"' A"U'"' Olio, lOth, Fri. • to 10 lomlllol ol•oaon to Sot' 8·3 Fll<loy, 8•12 Sol " bocomo p.Arl of thO pilot PIQIOCI. QuntoiiO<I APPI~onta Aorou !rom vnuyilftl11. kl11· 11111)' """"~'~~ up to SoO00 voo. flOli&Ohotrt lurnlluoo, aloll\l ng. tollmoro, ptr doy roll1\buraomol11. In· tortiiO<J Pftftloa Cnll Ull\·ill\, Onm·I::P;;;"';;;·- - (7<01848·0873 ltlk lor Rob·. Au~ , i lh·IOih, Uom ·OI)m, orl. II you hovo provlouliy 31 " I n~kltlrll\~1 Ad, ,... • it o Ol" • ~ II ~ "' Ql ""'' ..,OliO Cs U " ol lmlllllirO, bn JY IIU!l\1, "llbort W . L~o· will "OI 140·1lii·IJ05 or l40·0il2• I bouroopcnalbto~r ~nv do'ul& ·7300 01110, 11, 011 nw own 00 01 8, 0002 ~~D,· ~~6~;.8,-~lnvg'~~~. ~~·:. P'""''" 1\uy 200~ 1111 or ·oo 8011 Com· po11101 to Work lm" In M~· ion Apply onllno 01 ww.~·· woodlonoo oool\lcotOOfl Or, IOnd I"'Uf ,..""" to· Ed· word Jon•• Alln , Atl· 14""i·PPR l i~~ JJ. Kano• MO~~Oflitl Ofi'Jt) Sl l.oul~ ••• "00 M0 03 I3 1 r "' ' """'" • ~OOU E·n1•11 OionU IIOo<J• " '"'" com EOE. AnENTION MUNT!A8 Mnko Cnlla lo proto<:! VOUA QUN RIGHTI nmt uol ~u.lll !ut 111 Up to 17/hour t\fliJ tlftl(\ trolntng , 23 Cnll t ~~~,82~o;·l242 ___.:::;:.:,::::;_.,;..._ ATTN Point Pton\111nt Pc&tnl polltl~n•. ClotkliOAf· rltfillorlCH I . NO OMp rt • qutrod Bonollio Foo oum, •• ,.., , Md to&ltno lntormo· 11011 oolll5301303·3032 Ekl m .eom·Bpm 7 o•y• 10onco. l,cwr ANU VAllll SM.t:• I'•~ I~ ,J•:ASANI' .'tKJNil Found E•ollo ' Bird In Old· Onok Yord Snlo I23 P•r< won Aron (14014'6· 117 1 Orlvo Aug . 8,0,10 Ct1inn Hutch, tl'IJio. <loghouu, F\DWnn:llor ~CA Cnrnaordor Homo In! , Qft l ' htHliOr. with Ulftok Lotlhor Cftto, Lott ttl Galllo County Fair· urouml1 TU110ny night . II you 11nvo ony Info Cnll (7•0)2e.e· 1137, If you llftvo It pluao rutum tnpu ol kid• 76 I>OOkCi ftltl, noapllftl l}ftd, 1111, wnnnlohnlr, •upplilll. aloa· 1110 rt\ngo --=-----Hugo Don't Mtu 11111 9nl o, Ono Oooormo your nomo ohooply Floweu Arrnrtgo· mon1 11, WronH11, CMVI01. fl \"Akl1 Sr\ll•' 1::::::':· ~·1 LAffij)l Aurllo : AlSO,vl tlao Apl)ll t\M OI,, nml !npuN kf11ok·knnckl nnd mu~h YI\HH SAI.I•:· <iAU .II~ li .L~ '1\lrnplk~ Is In need or SALic;s ~ Wtilor Oj}fHntor, lllltW SI • ln!QII\~cnl · ('nurh.·uus • PrlcnUiy fltJOfNIIII hHokhiR rur We wllil>liY II ~tlll rLIIli~Cd Sll lnry, Conlny, Fri·Snt8·3 Vnrd Sttlo.46 Ourdollo Acldl• ns ~ls t t,;on~umcrs'l n tt• miiO I OIJI on S64 In l)ld• !lOll, KidI hOO~ I, TV & lllelr uuhunt•llvc woll ftCfOIM from Mt Carm"l ::: "'::: o•.:. • ,~S:::•:.. ' :6:.·.:. 1- - - Plll L'hi.I!'.CS . Church, FrJdfty Md Sntur· Vnrrl Sfl lo PIOH i ftnl l~ldQO day. Aooo Frl•l•v & Sol 8·1 . llrlun ltuss 1518 Mill Coook Rt,i, I mlloo /Il l( 'I'ION ANil ur l'nl IIIII put gall cou r11 Mrto lltmt: OIOitlOI, trottdmUI, Olil • L;....:,~<',;,;!.I:;;:(A•M:.;,;;A:,;;K:,;;K:;;I•~.I'.,.1 Munuuy lhrn Sururuuy trOIII blkl, 010. 10:00 n.m. '" 6 :0<1~ . 111 . 'I\> hCMirt !he Su- career·ynu h11\'e KIWiiYH drl!llltled Of. L.OCAIIOn, 18DOOO. I1~013ft8•0151 . 198114•60 All otootrto, Ml· .~o•s· ,o.v,,or ~o"u"t'"•·I'!~OII4t~n61· ' · nor Ropolro noodod . $1200. " n '" • br. Zba . a Oaf ~roQO. !95~1~0------3 13001875-70o 5 Brtok Ra•o". "-AI •tfiO" " " "'" • " 1gae 1 ~ 10 Lib 1 1 11 Thruo Iota lor toto, Bldwoll, on 1""110" !30oiY8&· 5320 $8,000.30~·8&2-2;~~ , •• ar · Ohio aroo, (4 191531· 18~4 Brick Rlt\Oh Houeo on AT 2 altor Spm. N. 3br. 2ba. 1 oar AII00!\11<1 lOgo 1~•10, 3 BodiQOm, Wulohtown Mlntttvlllo, 2.1 "•r•g• 11x32 lnnround Exotntnt CoM Ilion, Now d • I 'o 0 ... • Clrpll & Paint, 0/A, acrta, WOOdldltlope &r8a, poe . , n ·"" 10101. 110.100, Crown Clly. S3,000, le&01583·31&3 130ol818 8011 1r 4o)25G· II4o. Choalor. a llory on •~• ·, oo•' 1'•80 Norrla "'"Ito atzo lot, 3 bodroom, both, • • ••w I kllohon, IIYing lOOm, bolt· Ho,tllll, 3br, 2 bolh, contro 10 monl, ~riot rtdUOid, Air, sIa.ooo, OBO. HolJSIIli 13041178 •1429 ..... u ..~, (74t0}08!· 032 ~--··viiiftiri"'iiiiii"'iio._.J 1008 Pat"' Hlfi>Or Mo<Jutor .., Prlot Roducod. Romodol0<1 2,000 oq II. 0 Bod.rooma, a 1 ·3 Bodrnoma Foracloaod Homo. ~ ThrooD Bod"'tomo, Full Bolhl FtropiAoo. Coli Homoo From ttgOIMo 4,. ~lvl~toh~'co~~~.r~ lor dotona. (7401387·70110. Down, 30 voaro at 8.8% BAI"11 , Two Cor GArego & 1gn• Rodman 14 , .' 0 • 3 APR . For LlollnQI, 800·310· •u n 2 Ext. 17osa. r' 33 3 Afll , TraJh :::::!-!!:::.. -----For Rent: Ono Room wllh Shorod Both, Utlllllot In· oludod. 5200 Stnglo, $250 ooupit 11401••& 8617 doya, (1o01258·1912. ovo· ~nl~ng!!•:...·- - - - - " I II I \ d 2 ~oo~rao oua v ng, an bedroom apartment• II VII· logo Manor and Rll'llrtlda Apor1mtnll In Mlddloport . From $218-$348. Call 140· . OllH06~ . Equol HouOing ;;. Op:;:por ::;.::tu;;.n;;: lll;:e•::.·- - - Now t bOOroom opartmont In MiddlepOrt. AIIO small •o•·ao ror •t .17401""" BOa7 .... . • ••• ::.:::.:..;.·-----North Third, Mldalopcrt, 1 bOdroom lurnllhll<l apart· mant, no ptta,.depotll &rtl· aronoao raqulrOO, 11401902· 0169 lnd WAIIr $360/MO., 740•4..8•0008. Pold, Aloo 1 and a Bll<lroom Apnrtmanll,_ Gnlllpolll, W&• . ler Paid, No Pvtaand Rotor·· Twin AIYirt Tawor lor tid· onooo Aoqutrod. 17401388· orly/ dlaAbltd. 1100 Now oocopllno appnoo1tona lor 1 br, all ulllltlat paid Ot~armlng, hiiiOriOAI home HUD ·81111\td, oarpeltd or rent or aatt, i+BR. LOll apartmonl. renl 11 3011 ol ol opooa & atorogo. Groot your adjultod tnoomo oall IOoollon, walk to oohoOio, :10o·87e.8610 balwaon 8· otoroa & porka. vory Ntoet 4:30pm wookdayo,EHO ISOO month, $600 dopooll, Avallablo 810102 . Coli Upllolro, Ono !IGdiQom Aporlmel\l 11 e51 2nd AYO., 17401288·8433 n S O uiiiiPOIII. :18 Pll monlh FvrnllhOd 1 Bodroom plul dtposll; Water and City B"lld111Q, 1801 Socond Slruol . ltttwoon lho nouro ol 6 o.m. ond I p.m Mon<Joy ll'rough FrlaAy. Apptlclllona will bo lllklln until Frldtry, Auy. 30, 0001. UNIQUE HEALTHCARE OPPORTUNITIES Rookaprlnga Rollobilnatlo~ 1 C. I. 1•••• Ill · " ' ' ' "U poa . Ilona ovllt•olt lor ~001111 coro prolo11tonota. Booomo o 110rl oltho tooml ilnmodl· 110 oponlnge aro "AVAIIabto for lhiJ following · Houae 1n Oily, Larue O'tok, Trash Included In rent: Call Batument. V11ry Prlvala, DObbie or Judy al (740)o44&· Enololld Vard, Muet have 1323 at Boturd Ubrar . FltiiUinOII, NO Pall, Oa• poall ~11qulrad. Shown by SPI\C.'}~ ·AIIIIIAnl Dlrootor ot Nurt• lnU SurttrvluA ovotflll c ~tro ~.u,.ry ~C~:tntmont ·FIN Monogoo dolly unit oporo· '·'LoPnN (3041815· 1420 MomLE Ho~ms . fl(lll F'rovldu1 rllldDnll wlth out· I IMdlng nl,jrtlng caro ·STNA ... For Rtnl : Ont Room Elll· otenoy Apartmont, Utilltlto tnotudll<l. $300 atngla, $35<1 oouplo, 11401448·8&17 "•"•· IH0)2"6•1D12 tva· ~tn••. • 'Citen 2br. W/0 Hookul). ~:::__ _ _ _ __ Good Looollon, Aoi/Oopoalt. Pvto. (304161S.SI62 New Taking Appllootlono_No ,..:_..;_;..:.;.;_;.;...:.,.:...;,;__ :18 Woat 2 a.droom Townhouse Apaumenta, lnoludtl 2 Bedroom Trailer, Portar Water .Stwage, Tralh, nocomoy. Applloollona eM Provldoa ulroot onro to vory MOCELS opootot tnatvlduAII ChlltlrOII 2 r••ra Old lhru IJUUIII of nl agu Far IOCIII ThOIO proltlllanal poll· 2417 Con1orpolnt Rd. Tourond nnllonol Catotogo. com· IIOI\1 tno tuuo • <ott Donorno mon. Clotho a, Corvallo Abootuto Top Dollftr: u .s morotoll, TV, No o•portonoo 11 Rlmo, Tlrtl. And much Sllvor, Oold Colna, Prcol· nooo u ory Stlocilonul ~;f.":~·~.c~~~ ~~r~~~r.~ more. Frldoy ana Soturooy, oall. Dlo ononda . tlotd 5gm, OA 7gm on Wod AuQ aa Wo"'atOV Admtnoaorotor Augull ~.tO. Ring a. · u e C""onoy, . "'"· II Aadtaaon Hotot , te<loy lor o conlldontlol In· 2608 St AI 141 , Soturd•y M,TS Coin Shop. t5t Soo· · Hunttnuton. W.V. 1·84E. E•ll ttrvllw at140·882>!500. Augual IOih, 9·?, Somo ond Avonuo. Qalllpcllo, 140· •B OR 1·64W, E•ll U I I. Nome Brond Ctothoa, wom· o40·2842 MO<Iola Not 15101558·7021 Aookltlflngo Rohoulillllion on, Glrta, lnlonr ond 8·10, "'""4 · Contor 35150 Aookoprlnga Road boyl ·2T. ond 8·12, HOUII· W8noo<l 10 Buy 11100· 1800 www hiUhlilo com/Hunt hold. Condit Moklng Sup- aq. it. Houll. wlwolk ou t • POtlllltoy, Ohio o$780 plloa. Crooka. Toyo. Boby baoomonl. Mooon or Ganoo Eaat ot Cntoogo PIZzo. 1840 EOEIMFDV Ueml , coun1y 112 t~or11 of land Eutarn Av1, G11Upoll• (5001888·7033 Now Hiring All s n~ta ftn~ URGENTLY NEECEO· a ,omlly VOid loll CoHoe· Dollvory Ortvora Ptooa ~~- ptumo donora, urn ISO lo llbltt. Womono Ctotntng- 9\'antto oo Buy. uoad Mo· "P·' z.. Y:::.::; wl to::•n;.;.·- - - - - 100 por woak ror 2 or 3 Stztt 8·20, Lott or nooao· olio Homo Call 174°1 448 • ·· hcura wllkly Con Blo Lllo hold u1m1, some Fornitoro 0110 or 1304)875-5855. EASY WORKI EXCELLENT Ptnomo Sorvloo. 140·502· 124 81 , AI . 325 S In BOll• PAVI AaoomOit ptO<IUOIIII 01181 ••~UII •n• AuQU11 ~omo. Clll Toll'"' I· """" mtn • • · 1·•00·4'7·""'8 E•r. 12 170 Wonoo"" "P· poraon ror 111n " u •~ . lraotor wurk on ~olry llfm 311o Kriner Rd (Oil i t8). E 011 1 ld b d 1 11 lllrllrig with olio lllllng, & VCR & Coooeut Topn lltJ .I' W~i'IIHl •P "" · or tan "wo ' oohor work aYottobll If dl· CO'o, Shotgun. Plotol, Con rtll ~anlld •~ply 11 '"' olrod. 10nd rotumt and 3 fill. Rolrlgorotor, woonor & AOIJ)!no Noot ow Hovon rll 10 EB 08 Dryer. 810'11, 1nd l.ot1 of Ntad 8 ladlll lo 1111 Avon WV rol ' 1qulrtd 111 " ll')m 200 Main St PI P'lt81An! Oilier uoma. 17401448·3358 30H6N8 75 wv 25880 5 Fo"'lly, Firat Houao on CNA·IIIIA, Ctrt Homomok." EXPEAIE NCEO C AA~E N · Work From Homo Buaonoe.. Qoorgll Crook A~ oil Rt 7 ora noouoo IO provollo on TERS NEEOED• Mull ..avo Opportunlly Crooto your N. nomo 11 ,.,01 lor rho • ortver·a ilconH & orono· own · noura Not<l http tm· eworlvl(lltii)IOCI In Muo n portatlon, tool• & knowftdgo mtdlnltly 888·709·u'OI Auguot 10, ~.5 mlloa •ow C•Doll Wo yne Put ol rootdenllol rtmoooung www bfllordayll4u oom " ' " t025 Qronom School Counllia oro• Coli 1.8118 • Ouollllod app11con11 can Ad . MO~,jiOhOid ltomt. 463 ,4;g2 Will rr~t ln Ql~ up an 11pp11callon 111 L•mpa, PrtteMot Toyt. . Chrltii!IM'I ConalruCtjon, Dllyllmo Btlbytlttor NGOd8<.1 Boyo CIOihltl(l Si£01 n & 14, 1003 Eoator n Avo , Qlllloo· Montloy- Frl<loy Mull novo Compulor Gomta, avd<Hn~, AVON I All Aro"l To !1\Jy or ill, Opon $-5 M.F Aolor~ncoa Md Eoport · MilO. Son Shlrtoy SPonro, 304· (740)446 4514 Me• 1740)441 ·0212 c 871· 14 2g nom Qood ~~~: 0° ~~~~~. '3'60~~ ~A (Yo01 4 ~S·Y65 4 · 351' MlddloPQtl., Sick ol poylng rtl\17 Oon'l tit thll ont oltp t>y. tcx80 Moblla Home, now lurnaoo, :,:18:,:4:::,8_-,----~ haol pump, large 2 oar ga• CIAII I, II l>O I>ICkM up At 1110 MlltOn Nul jusln ,lobi bllh, ;.: 7::; 00!>::::.;m;_,----:-':"'"":" l~k&O HtP~HOUII a l>tU· ' room, 1 bat • ole, oarporl, 'Outold~, bulldlno:l1 Po''•o'o"'. ronco, mlddltport, 4 I • Tht Town ol Moaon, wv to C(>NSU!.TANTS u l'Urtt.'r • 3 Bedroom wllh oarago on IPPIQMimallly I ICrt On Routt 2, tlalllpollo Ftrr', 130>11ft15 1331 ' , 3 !IGdrQom Wood Ploora, tlaa Log Flrtplloo, 1 112 acoapth1g aupllotUiona lor A and/or I I CIAIIillcnllon II until we ltnv c you lrttlnc•lnn~ rc11Jy 111 rnoro, 1?0 Millon, Cl\ml) poolot\Otd Coalr0<1tnloooat· ~~~w"~~~~~~:to";~ ba~ . O<l Appl~l1111 Mil)t Apply tO:OOon; MondAy lhru SAl· Colly M·Sun O·o Rolertt\001 RtQulrOO ut!lay, Rovtnowootl Coro Contor, Moonlight !aoorla now hi~ 113 Wuhln•too\ St I d d Ro"'n•woOO wv" 's"00110'u'1° 0 '1 ~q ',",111 ono0~1~· .' '' Ou '' ' ' PTi'IOuiOkoo-r 17401388·11 G ~ E•poriOMI<1, PT HO~II· Nood aon\Oono lo do "odd koopior Otolrod, Muot Poy lOb' LAwn mowtno end/or Atlonllon 1\J Dtlalla & Tilko trimming, miner plumbing Poltlo tn tholr work, lntoroll• on oloctrtool ropolr, ate. o<J Appllctnll May Apply Strtolly Oil an AI ntodll<l bo• Dolly. Mon·Sun. 0 · ~ . Roltr· ala. Colil3041818·4458 UtlCtl Rvqulrtd RtwoniWOOO Clro Cl!,ttr P•rt Tim·a lnsuuotot. Ao· t 113 Wnahin"IOI\ Si. oounllng· 'l'yplno. Send ~·· Roi'Onowoo\l VN aumo to: GAIIIPQIII Carter , Collogo, It 71 Jtokaon Styllat Noodod lor illlli ool· Ptko. G!lllpollo, OH ~&831 , en. lnllont Cllonlolo, Hourly " · CommloaiOI\. Pold VlOO· 1'., B·u'~INl·SS 1 I' 1• 1 c I Otl, ,gft l11 nturftl"oOO, On· "f"kAININ("i llnulng &duoollan, ~OIK, MAny OlhOr bonolllo. PltlftiO CAll (1•01440·2~8 1 Alk lor Qllllpolla CorHr Colli~• '•'• b~~·~·llt)~'~:~~~~~re~. Sutlorvlaor noodo\1. Flo•lblo •a · 1·8 · 214·04o , '"'' PTIFT Froo lnlo. 1·886· '01 ·8021 Ekl 4 www.monay·drtu.una.com :;;i~-~---~ • ~to llt!ilN•ll'l OI'I'OII'I\JNI'I'\' INOTIOII OHIO VA"EV PUBLISH· lNG CO. rooommonda lhll you ao il<lolnooa with pooptt yol,j know, lnd NOT to ttnd monoy through lho moll until you hove tmroatiQOIId lht ollortng, &tori Your Bulinoaa To· dAy .. Primt SllO~pJng Ctn• tor Spooo Avolloblo AI AI· lorda~o Roll. 2 Nloo Eqo• UIIVI Olllon Newly Rt· mQdaltd. Spring Vlllli Pit· c 1117 ~01408 308 1 ••· • ' l'l«lWJt!ji(~AL S "--..iiif.iiii,KiiVi iCi 'JlJi iaoa_.J TU~NID DOWN ON IOCIA" IICUAITY 11117 No Ftt Unltll Wt Wh 11 1·68H82·3348 ~NEWSPAPEns w ,, Covo1 All .no •. Meltlr Su~IOCIJI . L----.---..J y 2. 1 ~, 10 2 br. 2 both, llvln aorll. 3/4br. 2bl .. 1 Car· room, l"rntluro, Rtl, tl • ' If~·· lbOIJO cund pool, 810\lt. C•nttll llr/hoet . Mon oraltod kl ohon oabl·l·::~•:;1:::,8;:: d•:::•:: k ..!:I3:::0::;A1:::,87:.:5:.;·8::2:.:. 81 ntta . Oil Lion flldon Rd. 130~1 4 8B· I5tl0 ~IPO'I lnd Ulld homta. Cullom Built 2 &lory homo ~:r~~:nrho no~~~~td;~g~ with view. 1s .o prlvllt down tnd lOki ..,., PlY• aorta. 3 Bodrooma, 2.5 ..m!!on~t!,a·.~.:(Y,:~O~i:; ~~~~·:::~·0::.._ Btlht, Cullom trim, Cobl· • . .4 3 57 nota, Htrdwood Floors Summer Clttraneo lhrow out. Large rront ooron . Atllot modola muol go, 2003 Gtrtgtl Workohop. 2 otory madill on lhl Wly. Bill bulldfnotbtrn, ltnotd pit• llmt tO buy II now. M.ny lure. (f~OI310·02:U homoa ill lo ohooot lrom , don't dtlly, wt'rt P'OVIng Cullom Buill 2 Story homo !hom out. wllh vtow. 1e.4 prlvllt Colli MObil I Ho"'aa ooroa. 3 btdrooma 2.5 1821111 bolha, oualom trim and oobl· u.s.so Eaol Athono. Ohio ntta, htrdwood lloora ' Phone 7~ 0 • 50 2. 1 012 lhrough out. Ltr~l 1ronl . ·o poro•. tioro-' Wor aho•. 2 U11d 10, 12, 14, & 15. Ia· " ... • IIOIIQI bulldlngalborn oounl PriOII. K1n1ug1 MO• lonold pallurt. I "'lilt bill Homll, tltlllpollo, Ohio. !rom Qoll~ollo Oil W .' (1~0"01·0310 114013 78·0 2~ Wont No Crtdlt Cuotom· For Jlio duo 10 Dtoth. 0 era ro •urohott Now homo Flrlt Slrlll, Mlton. 1 112 une1or Government llnano· 110,r 3br 1 bo 15 000 1 log pr:grom. 11200 tnoomo Ftro StrNI, MaiOII.' Unfln· r~ulr , Coli 10 prtoquollty. lthtd Mouoa 15,000. Coil (7 01~45·338~. 101 lpPt . IO ooe Aug. 1·13. Wtnlld: "0011 company Will bt lhown 14·20. Cell wan11 to purchall. 1· 10 130oii232·8SQ1 or I:IOA1232· ooro allu lor now homu 1'310 Coli (i~OI045·30113. 2 RFxr bedroom, 1 1/2 balh, 14~t70 w/U.MPindo, central air, qulot oommunlly, 1300 a .m. ::nt:.:.: h·..:O::Il2:_·2 :.:1:;B.:., 7- - - :o:.:.: 2br. NC, Furnllhld or Un· lurntohld. S250 . Month. Do· It & R1r ortnooa. r;t41811·4814 :::::;::::.:.::;;:::.:.::.__ _ _ 3 bodroom mobllo homo lor rtnl oullldt Pomoroy, 1210 rent, 1280 derail, no Pill, (1o01002·803 Ctoan 3 Bedroom Mobile H I C 11~~~~55 G87~hl ountry. . For Rent: 12d0 Trtlllt, No .P·•;;";:.·,:,;!1,:40~>:;25ti:::,;:·8:;:80:::3:__ 2 Will pro11uro lrAIIOra, lnd wuh dlokahouoll, . Coil 441 ·-4238 ··~ tor Ron or toava mooaago. &llonl 00 yra. "'* lrH tatlrnttl, 0001 't'lt11111\a V·Stor •50, 13041773-9550 doluq toddle big, hllmol, 1300 mlloo. E•tro CIHn. aAI!MENT $5500. FIRM (3041516· WATl!IIPROOfiNtl nei Uncot'lljlllonal UleelrM guar· ~ antH. Locel rtlertnctl fur• BoA11i & l'd<mJRo; nlal\ld. ·eallbtltl\ld I 075. t'OR SALE Cod 24 Hra. 11~0) 4~&0110. Rogoro Baatmonl w.torproollnQ. _ __ 1881 18~ Landuo Pontoon, ..:..;;:;:.;:..:;:..;.::;,_ 40 horoo motor ond trollor, Block Top soonno . Roo!Elilcelltnt Condition. denllal· Commtrclal. FrH 7.t0 388-902.e e 1um1tt 1. (7t40}7o42·4529· 740·801·8843. a..-..;•liUH::it:RFifii""'ll.r_.J ~ F•mny Prtdo Mobile Homo Park . Loll lor Rant. Call 30~ 57H833 r'Q HOliSI!HOJ..O L---Goous"~la._.J ~ 18000 BTU Air Condlllonor 1115, twin alzo llOJi tprlroga t mlllflll llkt naw 140, lltotrlo otclhll · dryer & woahor 175. go2-1a10 . 2 Dining,II ~oom Silo, ~lbll' 4 Cho ra, Bultll, Huroh. LOYoNII & Solo, Llkl Now. 1 7 ~1 2 5tl· 1 2~9. Appllonooo: Aoconditlonld Wooharo, Cryora, Rongoo, RelrlgriiOrl, Up To 80 D"ay1 auoronttodl Wt 8111 Now Moyl~g AppiiiiiOio, Frtnoh AI'AIC'11111!N'1~ Oil M "' 7'" ~48 71"8 .I'UM RF:.vr Y e,.lg, ~· • • · L.i.-..:1~0::~-.J Couoh. lovo 1111, wolor bldl, miOIQWIVIInd atond, 1 ond , 2 bodrocm oporl· d11111r, twn 1 bI, d dr0p lool mtnll, ournilhld tnd unlur· llblt (1401~48·0742 ·ntahed, aoourt1y dii)OIII rt· Qulrtd. no poll, 740·0g2. For Salt: Roconatrlonod 2218 woohora. dryora and rofrlg. :::_:;;·,..:______ .,11011. Tnompaone Appfl. 1 Bedroom Aplrtmonta onoia. 3o07 Jookoon Avo· Starting 11 128Dimo, WJII'I· nut. (3Q.t)l75·738fl. triDr~r Hookup, SIO'II ond Rotrlgorllor. (10014~ I • Purnlluro· SIHporiROOIIntr· .:,18~1c:G;...- - - - - - ~~~:~~~~In t:~~~~~~~: 1 br. BPI lor ron! 1100. 110. Box Sot dt!'.6t300. 1 mon. all uti!. 10 ~~~0.~~~; tnotud0<1304-815·3054 lltlllll. 17~0"01 •0130. ,.. DaluKI, 2 Bedroom Town· Maytag Wlthtr & Oryar, FQf'tcloturtl 8 Sfdroom, 4 WI hiVI apprO.Mimattfy 10 t'IO~,jlt, N1ar Holzer C/A. .150. Kenmor1 Wither 6 Both Homo. l10,100. For uttd nomoa lor under W-0 HOOkup Very Prilllrt' Dryer, 1125. Lalo Model A~ Llollng call 1·1100·118·3001 • 12,000, 0111 1·1100·837·3230 13g5 por month ptua ullllllo; mond Whirlpool Wllhor hi. f'1 44, lor lnlo. Dopooll & Luao Rtqutrtd . 175. QE 'oryor, 1110. C11111: , INOI440·2981. · tor 5:00pm , (7401440-ooeG. r: = ::7,·lctd 11on. 11~01532-6122, 17401318·213,1, 17~01379· 2571 . motor :::.;.;:__ _ _ _ __ Champion ~· . eso hOmt, mllll, ..... Chlnot IPrlng h'l· U .885, 28, toll conlalntd, lngo ~R~ l'oiiiM]> Ohio FREE ESTIMATES! 740-992-5232 740-742-3411 tor home. 4-4,000 mllll, 45-4 Chtcll our prlat btfort Chevy tun~ tQulpptd, E~t· you buy. Frtot Elllmllll I'!'U\1•• (§] . otllent Candltlon. Asking 304•07S-3733 ;: ceo. or will trldo tor nlet tlrovoly riding mowtr, 18 SOQ,OOO. 1304)&15·1410 or •• uotlonal or aola. 1304)113- hp., 110' cui, coli ahor ~:30 ~151515&M or !304181<1· EuicnuCAIJ :: 0531 r~l002-3701 ; .110 . REnucliRA'IlON : Now Kirby 0 ·4 Vocuum· 32ft. Hout Alit <looH .., Shampootr, Sill PI'OPIIItcl, LiVFSl'OCIC niOk lf'llltr. ao,OOOibl. Nev· A11ldent!tl or camm•rclal .. All Anachmtnlt, N1v1r __ • er bu-n uud, 10,000. wlrlngl new ltrvlcl or ,.. :' Uaod, $&00. Uud Kirby (3QIII87~o0100 polra. Mallor LIConlld lito· mlnloturt don· 70 DOO Mile! Va E 1tnd trlclan. RICionour Eltotrleol, • Qon. 3 u oboYI, $275. : 11401o48·A328. , IS mo. old, 1111 oqu~poa ror"co~plng W>/000301, 30>4-811·17881 ~ Rtlrlgeralor, 2 dc>or, AI· 73,125. orlg. ~.Ita. ~hont. • mond, $05. Ro!rlgor01of, (3041B15·1ae. ~ HIMII Gold, soe. Flolrla" A ,...,.....-------~. ----~ ator, 2 dOOr, whllt, lfSO. l1roli • Rtlrlgorllor, SlOt by lido, JIOR SAIJt ;. , 8VB Un B Like Now. $301. Qu ~ • · flange, 2o·. m 30" cop· 1088 Honda Acoord 2 door PIIIOnt $12& . 25 Oryert, 13 • • Waahora, Soma $95. All Aulo, Cold Air, 118,000 t..;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~----------....1 auarontood. Skeggo A(lpll· mnoa, taooo. \7o01218· anooa. (7o01448·73V6 8012 or (7~01888· :M3. 1091 COOgo Spirit, 138,000 V&, AT, AC, goOO oond. 304-878·3120 ooklng Sl, 100. OBO I F'd ..................... DIPDYIIG IIWl. 01 lAIII JOISIII All Makes Traclor & Equipment Parts Dean Hill New&: U1ed Fac1ory Aulhorized Cuse-IH Pu~s 740-667-0363 475 SOuth Church St. Ripley, WV 25271 1·800·822·0417 "W.V's ~ We Care For Your Trees~ f!!t,. 4.,,~ CDNSTRICnlll 1 •600·~91 ·0098. Couch $25 riding mowor 12.8 hp. ~2· OUI, rally, lot; condition, (1401949-2'109 ,Fork Llll, Large Tlraa on lront motor torn apart. 88 DOOgo Mini Van, Molor Bod, Everything In Contact, Clood Bocfy. C. 174012•5-5538 U. 1873 oftor 8J>m · 1005 DodQO inlrtpld . Good WO.k Cor. 127.000 mlloo. No Air, PriCI• 12500. IY~I 4 ole-ree 8 . 1oua ComaiQ V8, 5 apt0<1, Whitt, CO Ptayor, 74K milts, L.ooka and Run• Groll. Mull Still $&,000 llrm. Coil (7oOI~ole-3203 Miller. leave m11ug1 ' Frttter, Solid Wood Coora, 1898 Saturn SU, Ilk• . '•' new, 97 Beech St. middleport, OH I (10fK10' 610'1120') (740) 992-3194 992•6635 low miiMgo, ounroot. 5apd Grill, 17~01388·885tl, llandar<l, with roootvor ond !.:.11;:::40:!::13~68:::·9::96:.;1:..,- - - - : - hitch, ~mpg, 174012o5· Grubb't Plano· J\Jntno &. ~57:,::5::,2_ _ _ _ __ Repalro. Problema? ~ell<! 2000 Saturn Blallon Wagon, limed? Coli Tho Plano Or. One OWner; Low Mlloago, 140-448·41125 Auto/Air, Powor Wlndowa lndoptondtnl Herballle Dla· and moro. 112,000. tributor, Call For Product Or 1740)«5·4181. Opportunlly. 11401441 - 1962 94 CoMIII Coupo, whitt JET with rtd toathor, gl111 top, AERATION MOTORS loodtd, CCI 01111111 radio, We bet "Shoe" Ropalrlld, Now & Allbullt In 113,500 . OBO, 17~01882· 51::2- · -----,,.Stoek , Coli Ron Evant. 1· :.7:.; will find aome 800·531·9528. 90 Mazda Mlata MK5, Bleak, Sapd , Con•orllblo, great deale In NIW AND UIED IT!IL ~W.CDICUtllto, At;, the Pally Steal Boama, Pipe ·Rebar 27 ·000 0121 mlloo. 13·800 · 48 For Concrolo, Angle. Chan· .IYoOio ' Sentinel ' nal, Flat Bar, Sleel Gretlno "'!r--;:;::;;::;:-~ Claaalfledal .. For Oralna, Drlveway1 & 17 · Wotkwoya. L&" Sorop Met· ' 1 all Open Monday, Tueeday, Wodneaday & Frldoy, Sam-. 4 ~30pm. Cloaed Thur~day, 1987 lauzu Pup, Toppor, Saturday & Sunday.. 4opd, Runo Good, QoOO till Mlltlgt, 11~00. 17401446-7300 (1401«1·1033. ' . Old Hand Forged Toola, • Saw1, Planes 1960'1 WOOd' 1004 Foro F·IBO Slendord, Stader, 11' tong, $36-1110 ShOll Whttl Bitt, AIC, eaoh. 1~500 OBO. 17~13711..ORLANDO/ FT. ~AUOER· 2!113. ' CAL!. 8 nlghll Rai'nadi. 100& Chl'l)' S-10 Eatendtd : Paid 1599, Soli 1199. Cob, l4,000. 1304)818·3388 ~(6141898 -~608 , 1g95 Cod go Rom I 800, IACAIPIOI Loromlo Sl.T. 318· Aulo, SIHI Oool· Mull Sell ~. All ~WD, 811 Bod, LOidld, Stool Bulldlngo. Brand Now, 102K, 18200. 17~)448· • 20>24. 26•30, 30•~0. 4328. 8411 "(8001334 " ' 1007 Chevy Sll'ilrodO Ex· · ~Woterllno Srootal: 314 200 1ondtd Cob, 4k4, oporl oldt. ' PSI S21.00 Par 100; 1" 200 To much to lilt. Mull - · ~ PSI 535.00 Por 100; All E•oollont Condlllon. Br11e Fillings · ::.::=:.;:...::.:,;;.;_ 13041&75·501~ ;,In &tookComprooolon . _ __ AON !VAN8 INTIAPAII· 2000 Chl'l)' Pickup. Style11 Jaol<oon, Ohio, t ·800· aklo bod M.'..l CD, i'Owor 537-9826 Buoklr 11111, LS· Trim, 11 ,000 mllta. 117,000. DUJU)III/G 130~1&75-3113 SUI'I'UFS For Solo: 105~ Chavy • Addlllana A Truck. (1~012150.e803 ......Ddlllng , a.. * L..------...1 BENEFIT GUN (740) 992-1705 Butch Tonia Reiber Licensed by the Ohio Stole medical Board Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday, Auaust 11 . Ill Buckshot 1/2 Slua CARPENTER SERVICE ·-a.- • lltctr1aal ' l'tumlllng • ~ooflng • Ounora • VInyl lldlng • Pointing 1888 Duro,;r SLT 5.L En- , Potlaondl'oo'ohlltGI!a gtne, told , Bright Whllo, Frte Ettlmalll 84.000 mttta. I 18.800. I AKC Rogtatorll<l Toy ~oo­ !30~1818·2202 oon botoro V. C. YOUNG II 992•821 5 diVO. Sholl ·l Wormed . 8pm Pomttey, 01110 ,'$2110. (740!388·0077. 01 J.op Wronglor aoti!OII a .;;;;;:::~~ •PI0<1 4oyl (7401048·8105 ~ Bloodhound ~upa, 1350. Mull 8•111 4 moltt & • Ft· tvtntno: • matoo. (7401245-0304. Mo'rol!c\'ru!ll Qoldon Rllrlavtr, IIKC , F"' I MAll, 3 monthl, MUll StU, 1180 OBO. 1740)2<15·535tl, 1888 KtwiNkl 300 ~~· No CaHa. Prtlrlo, CIIITID Kll, Alii Nlot Unit. 13500 oeo. 1 7 ~12~5u&e5. ,;.;;;,,r 0001 a.nthH 350 . Bought Plano, Wlllintv t>v Kimball. Eaoellon1 CondltiM. (7401357-1115 Rudolph Wurlllllf ptono, light oik, llllily plono tlzt, .IPICI IOYir, a•qolltlll 0011• dillon, uktng 11200. (7~12e&· 1234 I now Moron 2, 0002. Very good 8~, t3500. OBO. YOUR CORCR f CORRECTIOR, llC (740) 742·8015 Qu11iiJ Cancroto Work Orlvewaya, Patios, Parkln~play Areas, Sidewalks, Floors 28 Yllfi .I!Xptrltnct (304)&7 135 Prwl!ellmttel 2001 Hondo CFI·BO Dlrl (tolllfft) Blkl. OOOd ontpo. ' 877·"5"-7022 Uklng t 800. 130~)&75~ ;r 4138 '----,.l.IIUUilll vorr t '' ' I ODD JOBS me. 24 ~ours . 7 Days per week. St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH CALL 667-6329 YouNHdlt Don•, W•'ll Oo It (740) 1149-4028 or (740) 5111·11238 750 East S1a1e Streel Phone (740)593-667 Open • '.\II• ,, Iilio Painting, Power Waahlng, Mowing, Wlldtatlng A,..,"'• s~.ttt.ut • Rttldtnlltl I Light Commtrcltl • 10 yr. ptrlt I LlbOr • Httllng I Air Conditioning WOLFE HEATING & COOLING ' ·1 .. l~nd,,l IL lltlj :p "A a uti huatll·ia l Sn\ in·~ Haning's Construction L~al 843~!264 Medk:are SupJ!Iement; Ute l11111rance; I Rourlool and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; Mortga11e; M~or Medical · • Nursing Home HOWARD L. WRITESEL Roofing ; Home Maintenance· Gutters • Down Foreman: Larry 740-367-0181 Christina "Chris" Haning 740-992-0780 Cell• 740-591-0919 Cell: 591-8393 Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 Ti.lke the PAIN cut of PAINTING! L•~l 1111~ de. t' f 01 youl Ull1 PlllmNI ThE CRAFTY, QchardeC & Gravely BLIND SPOT Maa•ey Fergu1on Parta & Service (Factory Oullat, All vertical blinda are made to order 11 our location LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR • Verllcalt • Wood 4358 St. Rt. 160 Galllpoll1, OH 45631 • Mlnio • Elc 144 'llliQ lYi, Gtlp.ls Free Estimates (740) 446·1044 446-4995 949-1405 Monday-Friday 8-SPM • Saturday 8-2pm Under New Management P/B CONTRACTORS , INC• WEST SHADE BARBERSHOP 29tl70 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·840·2217 .....,..,"'"""' New.Mana1erGeor11e Kom • Tonneue Cover • Ventvloor • Bu1 IShloeltl olk Full Line NIWHoln 'll»f''l 1:30 1111•11 pm Other Acceaorles I I , \I, J, 1 r I I I I I • (740) 992-SB22 SfllliT COnSTRUCTIOn Roonna. Sidlna. P•lndnJ, Ouuen, Dcckl Houre 7:00AM • 8:00 PM lft411 mo. Pomeroy .Eqletr BINGOl1'71 Enry Thunday II Suaday Doon Open 4:30 Etarly blrdutart 6:30 lit Th\Jnday of every month All pack $5.00 Brln1 th.. coupon Buy $5.00 Bonanza Get 5FREE Owner: Ronald 'Mick" Haning .ALLt&L Spout Hill's Self Storage Alhens, Ohio Roofing, Siding, Hdd-Ons, Eleclrlcel, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Orywal~ Painting lu~. middleport, OH Ayers I'"' •, ' has openings, 15 yr. experience, Certified In Meigs, Athens and Washington counties, 213 n. Second llue. Business Services YOUNG'S Child CARE Hrt you stressed7 Call now for yoiH' appt. mEIGS mASSAGE ·THERAPY SHOOT for 12 Noon Connie's 1J.rA'rW••· &Ill., I furh' • Sorvlct On All lrondt MANLEYS SElf STORAGE For all Bingo Customers on Aug. 22nd Eagles 2171 ft•tfi•"'· ~·u..t. "SALES AND SERVICE" (740) 992·0739 FREE FISH FRY • 740·367·0317 ' I' www.tmtna.ntltndordtlr.com Terry Lamm SWAIN FURNITURE &BOOTS . • Httllng • Air <;.ondltlontro Owr1er: 189~ Plymouth Aoolllm. Aun• good . Driven dally. $1200. OBO. 130~1875· 4335 1111 spm . 130~1458· IIPTIIIIIID.IIICI IIDIIDliWI. WMII. . IIIDt£110 Ulll. ....ZIU'f ' MIIIU IIMIID Ill. IMD IIILIIH-UIII lllWIIII. lllliWIII.II-1-111111111111& ' DIUII&RI&IIUIII........ : AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING I HEATING Siding, and Additions :cooL DOWN, Control Air Condlllonert 1nd Hilt . Pumpo. II you dOn t ooll ua wo both lo... Fret tall· , motoa. (7~0104&·1308 lnd ' ' ' ' ' Scon LA Swai11 Gallipolis, Ohio o (740) 446·2015 . ISA Cmifled Arborist Remodeling, 10go DOOgo Spirit, 108,1100 ' 275 Gallon · luol oil tlnk . mlloa, $1500 OBO. Maka mo o Ollor. 11~01041·0197 . :.: 13.;. 04..:.16;_7.;.5·.;.51);_1_3_ _ _ _ 188o eoglt Vlalon, Cl11n, Carport· 1 CJr/ Truck, Extra Special Condition , Whllo· Matat, $375 N~oua- Loodtd. 13185. 11001~~5· btl, •• ::.:_::::.._ 815tl _ _ _ __ , • , .. rf!(J11¥11, ~ tt••,.,, Specializing In: Roofing, Decks, Ladles Western Boots by Laredo Only $25.00 just received a large shipment. Che11)', Pontiac, Buick, Olds · Van Dealer" ~s,.,a_~ . H Melas Counw Fair!!! Buy or aen. Riverine Anti• 1992 z-~o Covallor QOOd que a, 1 124 EatI M&.ln on oondlllon (1~01357·03M SR 124 E. Pomoroy, 140· · 092·2528. Ruoa Moore, ~I • , SINCE 1964 IACIIHOE o DOZING o END LOADER o TRUCKING o TRENCHING '?~tee ~ S;~J«4~t4l -.,.. .. , F A.t Th r ~ flff fSriMATfS : ·PUts Coolville, OH 45723 . Bryan Reeves • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck 33795 HiiA•i Ri. PerfOrmance. ~ -... uu 1QQO 34tt. Pact Arf"fffl Mo· lenotl, lnauranct rtpalrt. pall'l, rooting, chain link fenct,cutlom wood dtckl & Tree Service New Homes, Room Addltlone, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding, Decks. Kitchens, Drywall &More Dealers 1000 Sr. Rr. 7Sourlt e&a·0240 Sunset Home Construction JONES' . High& Dry Self-Storage 12002 lnd OMty tnt flf'tl mtttnon. ~::·:':·'~~:.:=:::•::1 Homo tor uto. 3br.; bOll· ment. IQQO Modular on 2 1111 oorta ol lond on lull bftlt• 11101\t. 3 Bl<lrooma, il'llng room, lomlly room with llro· ploot, dining room, utlllly room. k!tehtn with ntw rt•. lriQtrltOr A 110.. , R lull bolha, hHI pu~p, ?•ublo cor gar&go, 1 00•00 Mdl• tional Qtragol 11>0.. ground 30ft. pool wIt\ now dook. iAIIarn SOhool Ololrlct on ~IIIWOO<II Road, PoonOfOI'. 7~0.1l011·1719 I bO<IIOOrn hOUatln 'PoilftOt• cy, Will ltll on land oontrlcl or Mil rtnt with opllon to - rltncl. con 17~0)HS-4~33 or r~o- Homo rtmodellrog and re- ~ · •,"'Moving, bough! May 11S, ~ .. . I "----~~~ .r'd IIIIIJ•WANINI (7~)!11-2>1 13 all Summor. Baughmon Form. 17401258·81136 · Miltona lor Salt 11 Th>yor'a Woodorah, 9 mllta Wool ol 107& • cull Viae/ M81ter Cern '..Orlvo·· •· llltti ...,. atot. · tun.nt rltt 11rd t~t.e, or • All rHt Illite 1ub+tCI to HOutii'IO Atl or 111&, • Tftll pubi}QUOft DmlttlOn 011ntdftt'tllemtnll MIVtttlttt'ntfll, nCOMtllan willlhl H ftettttl ITIIDI tnlttlr the tlrlt IYIII•b•tdnlon. IOIItlft.Hil, loctpl·ft· ld'W\1111'10 h\ ~OIIIIM Of tM "'w, mu1t be rePGMd on"" tltit ==;::=:::;:;-~ ' Include ,;.IDnl ftumW Ant .. AttrMI W"'tn NHdtd ona • Adl IMukf Run 7 ,DIVI tuftaa u f(nanc!ng, 90 days 18mll II OeUipolll. Pree Yard Sale Slgnl Up To 2.5 word•, 3 Days 0\j•er 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ada Must Be Prepaid ttubltcatton 8t.11nday Dl8t~~tayl ltOO Thu~ay for 8undaya svraeu... $MOO k~. $500 In tcCMIOr'"- . . , of maoonry lxicl!, 080 Cotlonor t5pm ~ ··~ - I~I1r1cludlea •ualnen Daye Prior To .,I U\ I I I " ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; an ,, With double rtctlntrt, Good tall , $2.50 doltn 11 Farm In 18000. CAll (740}-MG-M2e IIIIMIII call Chll, 740..992· ..COn<Jollon. So25. {1o0144&· Loto ol 5<1 Doaon ., mort , a n t r t l 3 2 -=3·: ,__ _ _ __ 1 . ~137. . · · $1 .7! doz•n. earn·' A·-lta~ ~r7:;::;m:,;:;-j ... ..... Jl JT'a Rooting 6 Con at rue· ;; Waaher/Oryar lUll. 4yr. war.. ranty on tranamlaalon. E~~:· • ctl lent condition. $700. a u -.. - ·cu~ ~ .Amn ~--irifti!I'MI111iriliiii.a.,J C&C Qonerol Homo Malnto· • Kenmare Atlrlgerator, Raymond Aowe Farm, -. nenc. Painting, vinyl "d· • Good Condlllon 1740121511· ..,11.:.~::!1::2o:.:,1.,:·>12::9:.:2:.....--,..:..._ 1885 i'Onlloc Bonnovlllo , lno, oorponory, dOOfl, win~ 6011. :-: • :::_:.:.:_______ Homegrown SWHI Com 11 E•cotllnt Condition, Now dowa, botha. moblla homo ;, Lazy Boy Couch, 82. Long K·Mort Lol In Qolipo!la ~~- Englno wtlh 30,000 rnlloo. ropolr ond mort. For 11M ' '200 1. Maytao WAal.A.da DaUy lft-Cotumnl uoo p . m~ qt. . 00 124 E. ol 01\io ll92·704Q I ' ! · • ora. couchea, epplloncH, • MUCh mott Gt-t-vw Monu· BtaotdMtrltt. F"riendty monll 17o014o8-4182 RldQI $11 gollon tloiiii)OIIa. Ohio 11o0)25ti-I1 4S LNVO mot: NIJI (lood UMd Appllllncoa, R• ~ conditioned and Guartn· Canhlng tomiiOQ + Pll)o • tetd Wllh•ra, Dryers, pert lor 11!., IC!rou hom • Rongaa, and Rtlrlgoral0r1, Roclnto lOCka • dom, bring ; . SOme ato rt 11 S95. 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' TEMPO SPOR1S Aplace to go, Cl the Bobcats, 81 ..... • • J' " & tmes ...... & I H Executives showered with perks, Dl Justin time for 6 Q,J IU1 "hi BUSINESS ..·- • Q II l l t l . • "I " ' ' ' ' "' A.K4 ltW\.. &AKQJUtll ••• •u • ' 1.25 .5 t AKQ llt:altr WMt Vulnnblt: lklth s*"'• "'r-..'"' I4 l'n1 N.... h•• hu 4~~:v• t'Ua Newsmaker 011'ni"l iflll! 'I Q City still has plans to use Davis Hall Last letter llAilNEY JUGHAID CAN'i PLA...- NOW, HE'<::, GITiiN' A MUSIC l.i$SOW !! ·A·iHRISE.· 1 FOUI<·FM~ ~~ ' J L..l...,jr.,..; ' FlUNK & EAilNEST F~ANr. y/OIJLt> HAV~ A HARO TIME- MAKINO THt GA~~~ Gt'IANO~ F/fOM OAY GA~~ r>l~t(.TO~ TO CONSUUCTION FO/tE-MAN. 111<; NATE I TO 5E BO·~EAR · 0\.0 FO~SI'- TO . f>~AY 50ME THE 6'-UE.S I THE SLUE~ I~ ABOUT IIEING 11-J f"~IN . MY fRIEND' ~N'VON E. CAN liE IN P... IN I !'OR E.XN1~\.E ' ll..i<OHT NOW , />.T , 'THI\ VE.IItY . MOMENT, I ' M !IITTINC!o ON A PI'.RTICUL/>.II.L. '( POl NTY I'.(ORioJ ! lI l' FEE'$0!'\1! PAIN ·We huve reached the fiftl! tmd lustlcncr used by Duve Hug· gen for his acronyms lhut help one to unulyze u deul ut trick one. We move from C is for Counting, B is for Bidding. A is for Analyze the Opcnin_g Leud tmd E is for Entries to D is for Dunger. You should ask yourself: Whut is the dunger to my contract '/ Then. you should try to nnnul thut danger .. if you can. If you cannot handle, suy, n ~ -0 trump breuk, .then ussumc it is 4-1 or 3·2. · whutcver Jou cun munuge, un proceed. But if you can cope with 5·0, do so. The danger to your conlruct in this deul shouldn't be hurd to recognile, but work CELEBRITY CIPHER out your play before by L.ula C1mpo1 culling for dumtTI,Y's OtlebniY Clphtr cryptoorema ere crtaltd 110m quottllcno by lemcua ~e. put tncl prtanl. Blah lt~tr In tho CIPhlllttndl far another. curd ut trick one. Busl _ Todly'• clue: J f<llll/1 V opens four hearts in "Q YIM'X VDMX XI CL D third position. Seeing 12 tricks, you jump to 18 J Q L Q W,XDT. V D MX XI SIX Si>Udes. West leuds the heurl queen. QM IIJQLW CL X I' D X D. T L Whut would be your plun? WXDTW." East's opening bid is reasonable. As I'DTTQWIM I IT Y West is a pussed ltllkt an aging aotrtllhand, it Is unlikely and t111 p~ologtnlo.• thut his side has u slum. und four hearts THAT DAILY . might be .iust ~nough 'UZJLU to Silence South. Your contruct is in jeopurdy on I~ if West O Rearrange letter~ of lht ICrambltd worda bt· hus led n stngleton, lew. lour fa form four almple worda. which is, of cour~c. u lively poss'ibility. p uR E L M When Bust wins with f.,,......,r-;..:;..;.:....:rthe heurt uce, you . . . . must smoothly drop the king. It's no good L y NN0 hesitating .. thut wi 11 give uwuy the posiI I 1!1 flon for sure. · · · · · At trick lwo, muybc A Bust will try to cush 1---r;.;R..;W.rr::..A;.,;.;N..;B;,...-l N famous comic made this the . club uce. He l4 i comment concerning cowboys: • 1. f Movie cowboys mystify me. How shouldn · t, because 1 you wouldn't hove " can they Jump off a porch roof and bid six spades nff two T E M· 0 L E onto a horse, and still sing In a • • ....,..p.,-_;.~~..:.,........-1 ·- · · voice?" 1cashing aces. HowIS I I I C:ampltre the chuckle quottd ever, he might. But if . . . . by lilting In tho mlulng wardt you play the heart you develap from lltP N~ . 3 belaw. Jack attnck one, Bust PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN I will have no problem, THESE SQUARES West's leud having UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS marked you with the TO G!T ANSWER heart king. Play the card ~ou ICilAM·LITI ANSWIIll ure known to hoiCI .. JscRsl • TsnQy • Gloat • Unused - SON CALLED and do It In tempo. The new mother called her husband and held the screaming baby to the phone. Hours later the husband called back tnd said, ' I was In a meeting and got a message that my SON CALLED." I COMING ON MYSELF. KISSED ME, L.INVS! Are we going to attack Iraq? Find out on A8 1! W~AT 15 THIS, AN OeSCENE PHONE CALL?! I Sulurduy. Auj. 10, 2002 Br, u•in¥ 1hu1 ·wonderfully l'erul~ ima~lnalinn ol' your~. you ~an lak~ purl In many gratifying ent~rprise~ unJ uc tivliie ~ 1n the yeur uhenJ. Your in•tinct~ wilrsuidc you : LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) .. There is nothlnll wwng with your idcu1 for ~ithcr making or Having money, bulto have BY BRIAN J. RIID BR EEOOMVOAilVSENTINEl.COM Weather Hlsh: eosJ Low: 60s Dttllla, A2 . Exchanae set GALLIPOLIS - Oulllu Cliunty Hcolth Dcpul'lmclll will he cxchunging mercury I hCrllllll1lClCrS. . The hculth dcpurtmclll, lucuted ul 499 Juckson Pike. · hus u limited number of digliul lhermometCI'S . i'Or cKchungc. Anynnc interested . In exchanging thcl1· mercury thermometers should double hug them In plustic bugs. Fur more mformution. cull I ll.1cm wurk ,,Ut i.l li )'OU triVi · "!"11, you rnwu uct un thtJm . l urn your thought.< into uc lion l<><lay. Trying 10 patch up u brok l.'n rurnancc '! The Ail· Jro-Gruph Matchmaker can help you unde.,lund what to dn to mukc lh~ relationship work . Mail S2 .7S 10 Match· maker. c/o 1hiH newspaper P.O. U<>x 167. Wlcklil'fc OH 44092. ' VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sepl. 22) .. U ~ ually you find a wuy to bru•h off neJialive uonoyUIICC! , and today it can still be done .. thnu11h you may h4ve '" find •omc newer and monger bri stlu in your brush. · LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • We often 110 around und around with ouroelve1 aJ 10 whrthcr we 1hould step In to help when we haven't been '"ked ln. Today, thia dcc!Oion could be mediated by your ~:ompa s •1on . ·-- SCORPIO (O>t . 24-Nov. 22) - Compuniona will huv~ II mons lnnuence over your atrltude and a~llonH today. If you hunv out with l~lharjfic type!, It cnuld be .a dL!II day. II' you 're with enerjleUC pull. it'll be e~citlnjl . SAUITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21 J .. Adhere to ynur hi~h~!t KtanuardH and y<>u will do rather well in cmnp~rilivc development> today. Any· thing leu and your day wtll end up on u hollow ring. CAPRICORN (Dc~ :22- Jun . 19) .. Bored'! Focu~ your en· crJiU H today In conmuctiv~ chunnclt where you can l~arn and dcv~lop new ~kiiiH and knowtedve. Onlr. proJirmlvc action cun turn the humdrum lntn •nmclhinJIIhal stlmululeH your ~~en¥cH . AQUARIUS (Jun. 20- F~b. 19) .. ln•teud ur l>eing uptet by Hhiftlng cundltionK or chungc; todily, make the mo•t of what transpire.• . You ' ve heard the saylnJI. · "When you're given lemon~ . make lemo·nadC" . · PISCES (Peb. 20-March 20) .. h miaht be ncccuary today for yuu to make ""m~ 441 - 2\1~0 . whu mean~ u 101 In you . Comprurni•c alway! lnvileH ~n11 pcralion. ARIES (Mur~h 21 · Aprlll'l) .. II uoc•n'l huv~ to lle all work und no play IIXIay . Oct your lu•k• 0111 nf the wuy and you will free Yllurtelf up w direct yuur enerale• whert: you wanlthcnr . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ·• Don 'I wait for nthero 1~ ttir thins• up urdar· in•tllfute your own plun! un1 aet everybully iolna on 1hem. Life Jue•n'l juKI huppen 10 you . you huve U> muke it hupt>~n .. 1.1nd it can be L!,\cith1J. OEMINitMay 21 -Junc 20) ' Check out the Business section for the complete 2002 Meigs County Fair sctledule 4 11ct1on• - 11 Pllpl calendars Celebrations Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather Cooperative Parish plans for move 03·8 insert C.I A4 AS A2 81·8 A2 puntry. God's NET. w1d the clothing shop into one build· POMEROY - The Mei~s lng. County Coopcrutive Ptu-ish ts The size or the structure muking pluns to move Into would ulso permit the pmish Pmnei'oy Blcmenlury School to offer spliCe for use by other once it is vucuted next spring. communlly orgunizntinns. Students now nuending Ruder expectK financing of lhUI M;hool will move into the the building renovutlons to now Meigs Elementury · come through u combination School now under COilStruC· of grunts, communlty suplion neur Rutlnnd in full 2003. JJDrl, selling God's NET tUld While Meigs Local food pwllry buildings or borSchools huvc nut yel mude u - rowing money agulnslthem. timtl decision on disposition lnstillllng u sprinkler sysof the Pomeroy school, It Is tell) In the hulfs and clussexpected to tum the building rooms. Including the boiler over to Pomer.()y VIllage and storage ure1111, is the tlrst Council !lllmetlme within the phase upgrllde that hus 10 next few. months. be addressed. Then the elec· The villnge will then trans· trlcul system must be checked fer the building to !he Meigs oulin the old schoul building. Cooperulive Purish. When these changes ure Meanwhile, pluns 1u:e being made lhe building will be mude by the purish for its use e\(jjluaJed for safety und stltle once they take ownership. code regulations betore the Accorcling to Keith Rader, move tukes pluce. Ruder suld director, tlie group which work on the building is assists disudvnntaged f'umi· · expecled to cost up to lies in Meig~ County would $300,000 and will be done like to consolidate lhc food over a five-yeur period. NEWSGPMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ,,r UnileU Melhodist Church workers, God's Hunds und u hired overseer will work together to upgrude the school und to make h handl· cupped ucccsslblc. An elevator will be Installed, walls wi II be knocked down to mukc lurgcr moms to uccom· module groups, w1d cmer· ~ency lighlli und signs will be mslulled. Ruder suid he would like to huve un emergency shelter within the building, showers to house work cumpers, uday cure litclllty, a computer lab. and rooms combined to muke a lurger space for God's NET. He also suid the some of the rooms, as well us the gymn1111ium, would be avail· able for community meetings 11nd evenls. "There will be more P,ilrl<· ' ing und more people w11i be ublc to come to our progrums," Rader said, "A greut need will be met when the parish Is given the building." students <:un· get h~lp wilh the s<:h~duling proccs> uml even pur<:husc lhcir textbook s without truvcling to the muin <:umpus. Pines 'uid. "SIUdent scrvke>. >Ul:h "' ucudcmic ullvising und scheduling· ure offered right here ut 1he Meigs Cenler," Pines suid. '"Since lhe center opened, we huve focused on boin11 tlexlble. so students cun tlnish their program on their own time schedule. us 'luickly nr m. slowly us they hkc." · . "Our cotJc·crn is helping the student plan u sd1edule thut he or she cun work with - a schedule that is reulistk for theni. My job is tn slecr the student in the Tight direction • . nnd 10 do whutcvcr needs to be done In ensure thut his or her lcurning e~pericnce is 11 successful one." A student body which includes single mothers. dis· locmell coul miners und non· truditionul student' who tuke courscwurk 'imply for enrichment have taken udvuntagc of the prngmm. "We huvc students who· huve enrolled 11111 only to guin employment, bul tn guin skills · which huve . helped them udvunce in their cureers," Pines suid . "One student who is neuring completion on her IT degree here will receive a pn)motion as soon ns she graduates." ''One of the udvuntages ·of the new associate degree pm· gram u1 the Meigs Center is that il also serves as an inter·. mediute degree. or hulf·wny: poim, to the buccaluureate degree," Pines said. "If tinan· clul problems or family obligations force u student to withdraw temfururily. he or she would stll have a degree to fall b;tck on ln seeking etnploymenl." . Open enrollment at the. Meigs Cemer is scheduled for Aug. 19, but Pines said siUdents who ure interested in e11rolling for the fall semester should contact her at the Meigs Center at 992-3383 as, soo·n u .~ possible. so they can: begi!t the cnrollrhenl process: I .. Chuoae I~ ·in the. wind at thl• lime und II' ynu altempt' to go, agalnKI it, It, can blow you nver. R1de the tl<le today be· ·~au8e th~rc ure Aome pretty aood lhinliA wailinJI to take • pluce. CANCER (June 2t-July :i2J .. You don't have tu Hell your1elf today in order fur penple to like you . All y<lu have 10 d11 I! be your~elf nnd you 'lljenerate .~.kind or U.:· tlvit i ~ H and l'rlend Hhip! that are bcHII'11r you. .. C7 C2 <• 2002 Ohio Vollty Publlohln1 Co. Holzer Medical Center is a proud supporter of this year's American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Au1u~t 16 • 17 at the Gallipolis City Park. 6:00 pm • Qpenjng Ceremonies 6:30 pm_• Survjyor anc:l Caregiver Lqp 9:00 pm - Lumjnarr Ceremony - To purcha.. a luminary, plea .. call Joan Schmidt at 446·4728. ' kc)i conce•Jdon~ In order to 'I " April Lawrence trims up her two-year-old Aratilan lilly, Onyx Rose, for .this week's open horse show at the Meias County Fair. Lawrence, who has two Arabian mares and a half· Arabian paint colt, will show the filly lh a· halter class on Wednesday evening. (Agnes Hacke) · · BY Jov J, Srma Index appcuH~ .~ mneon~ MIDDLEPORT - A new progrum m the Umversity ofRio Grande/Rio Grande . Community College's Meigs Center is designed to provide u busic business background to potential entrepreneurs and others seeklna. a foundation In buslness mlll11Jemenl. Ginu Pines, director of the local university brunch, said students cun begin work on the ussociute degree in busi· ness munugcment ns. early us this full . Classes at the center will b~gin Au~. 20. Students wtll be uble to complete ull course require ments for 1hc new degree ut the M iddlllport center, Pines suld, und cun uccess student services there. us well. Since Its opcnln$ in March 1\198, the Rto Me1gs Center hus offered un ussociute degree in information technology, und u one-yeur certi1icule in thut tleld. "While the two degree pro· grums ure reluteu in scope, the new business mnnuge· m_cnt degree progrum focuses more on general business coursework und less on computer skills und 1echnology," Pines said. . "It would be un ideul course of study for locul resi· dents who are Interested in entrepreneurship and for smull business owners, not only those who ure thinking - of sturting 11 smull business here in the community, but in maintuining u successful business once it's sturted," she added. · Coursework for the new degree progrum includes classes in public speaking. economics, · composition, murkoting, accounting, finuncc and business ethics. Studems may choose u concentmtion in either 11ccoum· ing or entrepreneurship. Clusses ore offered Monday through Thursday. beginning at4 f>.m., to enublc studc;nts with full-time jobs to uccews the center's classes and services. Because the · program is· self-contained. ctc~ree I G -~ URG Meigs Center adds new-degree. Dlt1lla, AI - I Cabnr "We hu vcn' 1 bc!en negligent on the building, but we hnvcn' t hcen ublc to secure· the funds," Mur.:hi suid. "The d1y i> not trying to sell the building ut this point." Chy Munuger Bt1b Gurdon suitl. The l'ity bou!lhl Duvis Hull ulier' hcing hil with u condemnation nu1icc on the current city huilding by the Occupnlinnul Heulth und Suf~ly Allminislrution in 1999. Originully huilt us u Civil Wur-ct·u jnil. the building hud been expunded over lhe yeurs, hul wus found inude· quute for u numbr:r of reu- FUTURE PLANS - Davis Hall. the former Holzer School of som. including luck of hund· Nursing dormitory on Gallipolis ' First Avenue, may still be the leu ppcd nccess, rest room new seat of city government. but current finances have put a renovation project on hold, city officials said. (Staff) PIH11 IH Davia, AS Christine Haley1 91 Shirley Mae Wade, 86 Cleo F. 'Red' Reynolds, 81 Eran P. Branch, 19 I I I GALLIPOLIS - h Duvis Hull still u contender I'Llr the till~ nf th~ new Gullipolis City Bulldil1~fl Tht.' unswer is yes. chy <lll'lduls ~uid. ttl though t~nn­ vulion h> J'it the needs nl' ~vory office will cost urouml $!!00,000 - money the. city do~~sn't huvc utl.hls lime. "Thill docsn 't meun we' II quit," City Commissioner Buh Murchi ~>uid . "We will try tn pursue gnu11s. We will tllntinue 10 pursue lito see If h\ fuusihh:, or go on unoth· cr pulh." Th~ city hus nwncd the · former dol'lniwr~ for Holzo:r School uf Nursmg smdent s for tiiNe ycurs: Murch!. u member of the commission when the buikl· ing wus bought from the Holt.cr Hospitul Foundutlon. suld the city hus upplicd l'or l!l'llllts to cover rcnovntion uxpenscs. hu1 hns h.:cn UllS\ICCCssful , A li:llcrul grunt ullowing n 20 pcr~~nt reimbursement if It portion of the:. huildln~ wus set nsidc lhr ~· ommunity usc wns nne npllnn the city pursued. us wus lhc Community Development Block Ornnt progrum. Deaths 1 I ANDT~EN S~E BY KIVIN KILLY KK ELLV@MVOAILVT ~IBU NE.C OM :..;..,l--1I I 'fOU'RE TI-lE NICEST 11VE EVER MET.. Renovation fi-inding remains stllfilbling hlock ., For more inFormation, co/1 Bonnie McForkmd ot " 44•·••7• MEDICAL 'CENTER Discqver the Holzer Difference www.holzer•org � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 August 9, 2002 hall kidd