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Ltlt) (July ~ J · AUI! , 22) .. tl' llumeone who huN no leyltl· ~luu1 winner ur u MUll~ l ~!er, ~ · 1 u ollltlllnk~tlllM uruunllto· mute ulultn lo un wndeuvut re~urtll~ol U( how lhiH~A lUtn iluy, 11 ~t •ultl v•r~llkuly ~rove · yt~u' ve been developln1 with UUI, <clr· tl~rou tln~ . 'fhurufuru, II' ;omeune olse ntl;ht be lbuk· 5AOtr1'MIUil (NIJY , ~3 · th i n~ ; uru runnlna IIMUlhly, l~g tor u.wuy m wrangle into IJ1u. 21) " In IUflli purl your It I• 111lllltl\lilllbld 10 lry IU tl~ the deu1, ~uy tm. ;uuum lliduy cuuld bti due 1o wh111 l;n'l bmk~n . frying 10 iAUIWS (April 20·Muy ' ulllu und ;upporterl .. llul by v,u1uh up u brokan mmun~11 lUl .. fhlo uun be u produt• thinking thly owe yuu, ~o1u 1 1 IUAi lru·tlruph Mulehtnfiker tiVii cluy for yllu, provided yuu nltly uno up ruling thuttliu1• Cllll help yuu UHdUI!Itl~U WhUt who UMAiol~d you didn't do Ill till 111 rtlltko the relutlon;hlp dun't gel!ldutrp~k~d by p~tt~ 4Uiic WHilUMh• Du11't be ijM In• cll,puloK. Dun 1 1•1 UH)Uftl! wutk " Mull $2 7~ Ill Mul~h · yrutl, 11111kur, uiLt thl1· pew;~u~orl tllww u ntonkllY wr~nuh Into.· CAPI(ICOI(N (Otill , 22·Jun, p,t), lloK 167, Wl~klltte, m whut ~ou 'v ~ ~rforhlted dolna ~~()l)t 19) •• If yuu ll1Uit Vil uut und wclu¥ do 1h11 town lotl~y , tJo ltl only tlllfv11NI tMu~ 21·Ju · 20) VIIHlO (AUI· 23·81pt . 22) with uluMli rrt~11tl! onJ Hut .. You're llkf ly to 6e JK· · .. Onotyuu luke ~ lltl~IJ. .1 on with un~ wurk·raluted ul!nel• un fjiUe or mothuil ur uolna trome Iy lmuyl~tlvt toduy, Ul~~. If Ihi OVIHl IUtn! itlUI, It your wurk , t11tend It fi#UiH;I hlll wlfh une m tlr now1yt1u ~uu ltl hull yuur 11undlng In uti gumm. It 11 lmporwnllo· muy unl'urtunoht y trl~l mul • lhl bU!IMIII wurloJ, l ~ r• thul ur. Mlfll In nrly d11~ tholl ~"u lit1Y1 lhu ~ouruge AQUARIUS (Jun. 20· ~eb , ur your tonvlutlonl, A lll~tll Uli( lhiY 'fl rlrillldy Ull • 19) " In 111u11thJnM where yuu t:o mpllihll~ . Vo1u' I loll eve• C~NeHR (June 21·July 221 huve the llllltud• w oull your .. 1 here h lluthlnJ wronj t·ythllllt If ~IIU dill hi!, UIIRA (5@VI . tl·Oot. ~3) . • own ;hlliN, lhinjj; uould au wr lr~, your obi Ill~ ltl genetute will ror yuu . Howner, If unuH·, llut huw . ~ou ullllte • lJYun thuu~h Y.tlur eurnln~ purtner8hl~! fire purt uf ~our . ~O I~IHiul II yol:lil IOduy, you them ~uu ld .be unllthlr !lory UIIUHK8tn1HI, yuur PIOJfl!!! tutluy . Yuu uuuld 1011 ulot If 11110 hu~• ln~ ljntltiOnl r@r II • cuuldlle lntpeded . · • l ru~u~un<c. lr you're ilnwu, ·~ou luke uny fuolllh riM k! 1.1r 'fuc;~~~· • ROYALTY - Kaltlyn Gilkey and Jeffrey Teachout. center, are the 2002 Meigs County Little Miss and Mister. fllctured With them ere, from left, Little Mister runners·UP Trenton Cook and Jacob Hoback, and Little Miss runners-up Shendl Beaver and Shawnella Petterson. (Charlene Hoeflich) Little Miss, Mister named BY CHARLINI HOII'I.IOil HOEFliCHIDIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · JIOMEROY - Knitlyn Gilkey und Jeffrey Teuchout were named little Miss und Mister or the 2002 Mell!s County Fuir In judglnl! held Mondny. . · Kultlyn is ihe drtu~htcr of Bill und Julie Gilkey of Pomeroy, atld Jeffrey Is the son of Me11an und Adum Tcuchout of Rutluhd. First .runner•Up for L.lltle. Miss was Shlllidl Bcuvcr, duuglltcr clr boug nhd 'rrucy BeaVer M Pot11et·oy, und second runner-up wus Shnwncllu Putterson. da!lghter of Lori nnd Ruy Putterson of Rutland. For Little Mister,. first runner-up was Jacob Hoback, son of John and Jennifer Hoback, Racine, while second runner-up wus Trenton Cook, son or Mr. nnd Mrs. Tim Cook or Pomeroy. Twenty-two girls und 13 boys competed for the titles In the contest, sponsored by the Rutlund Volunteer Fire Department. ,Amy Valentlq,, ~~~~lstcq by o..n ifrllllt, Inter· v1ewed the chlltlren ~nd selectloh of the royalty wus done by out-of-county judges. wumbleN. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport , Villuge Council renewed un empluyee kuhh imurun~e plan lhrough Anthem/Blue Cros' & Blue Shield Monduy evening. ut a projected cosl increase of neurly $1.~(Xl per year. The cQsl increase is typkul of those . facing all employers, uccordlng to Mark Curry of the Wi.>enum Agency, which udminister> the plun for Ihe vi !luge. Employees will puy a $250 dedul·tible on single pluns and $500 on family pluns, and then receive 80 percent coverage on in-network services, The policy also provides prescription dru~ coverage. Village employees receive full insurunce benefits at no out-of-pocket cost. · · CuiTy said the primary benefit of insuring through Anthem is the larger number of doctors und hospituls in West Virginia which quulify as " in-network" provider~ for locul employees. Muyor Sundy lunmorelli said u committee of local children und purenls ,.formed to design und rnise funds for a new skateboarding pnrk ut Generul Hurtin$er Purkwuy. will begin u direct mull fund-raising dnve soon. Local trudesmen and companies huve been con· tucted about providing services for "Skate Pnrk of Meigs County," which would be located between the Middleport Pool und the pnrk's tennis courts . Construction on the ptlrk could begin by winter . lunnurelli suid. Another meeting of the group is set for Aug. 21 ut S p.m. . lunnurclli suid tep!lirs on North Second Avenue. where u wntcr line wus reptuced. shou ld be repuired sometime thi s week , lunnurelli udvised thUilhe village's leash luw will .be enforc~d. und those who allow Iheir dogs to run loose, including !hose who wulk their dogs wilhoul le1ishes, will be summonsed to muyor's cuu·n . und could face u nne und court costs of $150. _ Concihnan Stephen Houchins said safety cones und sig nage have been •tolcn from the detour urea on South Third und Hamilton Street. und said those who steul signs could be responsible if un uccident occurs. Council ulsn: • Authorized lannarclli to upply for street paving fund~ through the Slute Cupilul Improvement Program (Issue 2); !..Authorl~e~ P,()lh.:e Chit!' Bruce Swift to enforce the dr~s code for elilployce.~ of the pollee deport mont. · Also fJJ"esent were Council members Llndu Huley, Ruger Munley, Bob Pooler .and Bob Robinson, and Clerk Susie French. Poultry veteran in ninth year· BY AaNII HAPKA AHAPKA41>MYbAILYSENTINEL.OOM POMEROY - " My first yeur I didn't wunt to let my chickens go to the murket," Robbie Weddle suld us he put his neutered mule Cornish R~k Ct'Oss chicken buck Into Its cugc. "Thul wus nine ycurs ugo und ROCK SPRINGS I've leurllcd not to get uttuched to Kuru O~bornc. Duirythem ." Pt·lncc ~~. wus omlttcr.l from Weddle suld he leurned making u the 11 tU11C ~ of tlvcstnck roy · pet of u chicken bred for the table ulty In Mutiduy"'s edi tion . doesn 't work very well. · "They die really soon because once they ure neutered they eut a lol und end up httvlnl! heurt uttucks," Weddle sulci. · Weddle co ntlnueo.i r~ howing OHIO though: this Is hi s ninth yeur. To get Pick S: 1-11·5 rcudy for the show, he suld he hud to lllck 4l 9·2·6·!1 Buckeyt 12-11·2:3-30·32 • gtve hi s cl~ht-wcck·old chickens u diet c<H1lttlt11ng 50 percent protein. Pick :J nllhll 2-9•0 "They eut 23 hour~ nui of the duy, f'lck 4 nl1ht1 0-1-9-7 ttnd I keeP. u fun on theln . If they uretl 't too hut, they ure more likely W.VA. to cut more." Dally S: 9- ~ - 0 Chickens ure the only unimuls !)ally 4: 5•6·3-!1 Weddle hus· ut the fair this yenr, Cllli 21!1: 8•1:3· 17-19•23-25 ulthough he qualitled for the Ohio Stute Fttlr With hi s other projects. • Poultry ludgln~ Iukes place in the "Poultry l'ulacc. ' ConteNtnilts are • judged on how well they hundle : 1 IHtlon- Ia Pill•• their birds, und ul~o the knowledge Calendilr . 2 they huve of the breed nnd cute required. · · Cli1881fleds 7·9 rn 8howlng their blrd~l contestants Comics 10 h11d lo hold tile bird stll and keep It Editorials 4 culm (or the jud11e to Inspect. They Movlel 3 also hod to answer questions from the jUdge on feeding und about genObituaries 3 eral cnre. Sports 6•7 Whether the bird Ill well fed and P'ltOJIOi' biiPLAY - Robbie Weddle shows off his Cornish Wuther 2 eteun I~ ul~o 11 ~onsiderilllon In the White Rock cross chicken at Mond11Y's. poultry show at the Mel&s County Fair. (Agnes Hapke) jud~lng process. · c 200a Ohlu Velloy Publl•hl~i to, correction raml!rk tht!t, "Moat bakare know how to maka Juet about anything knalld~~~Q •C&to~ltlo • • ... " r~• elluekte quot•d ne~81l . 018n8tt~r •• l"ur· 1 . . • • bv illtl~o I~ tho m luln~ Wbfdl fCMtllf Willi With til~ t-.I....L....t.-.t-..-...1 you dt.olcp ltol!l tlop Na, 3 bti81N, W~lf P()MBROY ,...... MeiJ!S Cnu111y Co,tu·thouse ol'flccs will be dtJ~cd Thursduy ut 1\Ut)li l'llr the Mclg~ County Fttlr. Meeting two t'llmuh or trumP,s, Qnd plny11d ~ lulls , loslnll only tllle trl~k to Wc~t·~ tllnmond nine, ~ver, POMi:!lWY Meigs County Hcttlth Department will be closed on Thursday be~hmln!! lit noon so em\)l oyce~ llHtY tlttcnd the Melgs CtlUI\ly Fair. the "SI11rtll Steps, Big Strides: Healthy Ohioans, Hculthy Communities" collfcrcn~c will take plttce 1'ro111 h~O to 2JO p.111. Nonrtlll office. hours will resume ut Ha.m . on Friduy. Courthouse c~osed · ' South t\lok his two lllp P•.. 1 MCHD closed uctl ovN three 1\!l• . n·ump, North might '1'111\ IUHtN J. REED BREED!fMYDAILYSENTINEL .COM. Lotteries s: lnd x This POMEROY Council OKs village hall work BY CHARLINI HOEFLICH HOEFLICHIDIMYOAILYSE NTI NEL.COM POMEROY - Budltneeded work on the exterior of the municipal buildmg at u cost of not to exceed $10,000 has been upproved by Pomeroy Village Council. . At Monduy nisht 's meeting of council, the disrepuir of window sashes, gu11ers ;md trim on the huck undone side of the building was discussed, aloi1g with the importance of getting the work done before winter. It was voted to accept the si ngle bid on the project from Brown Contracting In the· amount of $10,300, contingent on getting the t1gure down to $10,000 up proved by Cuund I. Victor Young, .c ou~cil president and presiding omcer tit the meettng 111 the absence of Muyor Jnhn Bluellnur, who Is Ill, will contact Brown who indicated he could start the work immediately.. Young ·reponed that the contruct with Bunks Construction for constnrction of hoat docks helow the amphitheater along the parking lot wull had been signed Monday. The work is expected to begin within two weeks and be completed before the last weekend in September, when the Stemwheel Riverfesl Feslivul will be held. The third ond final re4ding of a tloo4 damage pre· vention ordinance was given. Council also gave a first rending to an amendment to 'the income In" ordinance. which would provide a fine of $2~ for fuilure to file or for filing late. It was decided to direct u letter to the Ohio Department of Transportation's project engineer on the East Muin Street project asking that the 1111 brought in to create an alternate road while construction was going on not be removed, but left to provide a base 'for the planned walkin& path ul~ng the river. . , _ . . HI Pomeroy. P•p :J T • e Are. • • lS Stella Barrett, OT Therapy Manager • HEALTH SYSTEMS with her husband, Officer joe Barrett Gallipolis Pollee Der-1art1nen1 · \ • www.bolzer.org ... • ..., , • • • ...... ... ·'!".. 1• .. ···- .. �... ' TM" oanv AI ttntlntl • .-. The Daily Sentin 1 Ohio weather VVedn•ada~Aug.14 Bee 111rd H. Utvlna ~~ ---. I~ jn~t1 · l ., __ Stonny conditions Wednesday BY THI ASSOCIATIQ PREIS Thundcrstornu woro predicted for tho aroa on We<inoaduy 11 front sweeps Into the roalon. · · The lncrou~c In clouds and precipitation was cx~ct.cd to ke.up utiernoon tcmperaturoa rn the low and mld·80a, tho -Nutionul Wouthcr SorYico aald. Sunset tonliJht will be at 8:31. and aunrlsc on Wcdnoad11y Ia at 6:42 u.m. M cold OHAMIIION JIRIIV- Kiltil Ol!llllttlll 1!11\ll'll!\1 tile ~tfllllllllld tlllll't \1' rltlltlll!l\111 )l't~t~y~ 111 1111' Ml'll!l! Co\lt11.y JUIIItll I flit l.lllity 11\IW, lltt'IUII!ll wl\1\ 1\ll~Rtilti\1 hclli1j.ll\lti OOW 1111' llflll~ Pt ll l~l' !11!\tlll V.i~l . I nit \~lil't'll Ml'l!hllll Heylle ~ 1ltl\1l flit Kllll\ ~\lllllll' ~illlll! . (Ut 1M J, flel!ll) GRAND OHAMiliON IHOWMAN - Al~lll Holter wlia ntmtd Grona ChttYIPIOn Dllr)l Showmi\n \'lurlt1Q MOMRY'I J\ll\lor fllr 01iry Show. 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N,111h l '<rhtllll<l. llc•hl <t J 1\lcc~attcl of lh1~~ 1 MtHIIIt , N.11th 1 '< ll•llttllt . Mel"'" I( Ltcvi1111 Au •tclltll'hil' <II ll•l\lc •llllltr. ~'•' tllr,lilntun . uttd l'aul D, 11,,~,,111 <IIIJ llcttth A. llc~M\It, htllh "' Lctmt RtiiJic; slstersl Alit't' lirVIII~ 111 M~ •ntt. \\\•,t \ 'lt!lllllu. Cuthrtlllc l'iltls of 111111111,, <111\1 AJ11 Oltln~l't of Nc11 llu1~t1 , 111\\th~t. t>onnld Lil'l'lll)l ur WtHCtllltlll. 11111<.11, , ~li\hl !\l<'ll l gt·nttddti1Jtet1 i llltllll lli t'cc~ ottld lh'Jih•' ll ,, tt iiJ 111111h' 11lll\ i'<'dprclll~ · . 1 1ottllll~ vl~ltlllhlll 111111~ til tht• l · uglc"m~ 1\r.: ~cr f:'u11ctal I1<1111~ . tilol~t\11 1 ull \Vcdtll'~tlu~ . i\tt~ll~l 14 . 21Kl2. ft''"' {J·9p.ltl, The 1\tlletoiiiVtll he ~nllthll' t~il there <Ill 1'1HII"'<ht~ . Alii! liM I~. ~mi. lit IO n.tll . Ollldotlll .11 Ill l1c th~ · H~1r1 ~ 11J llctll~ttl H. Ltcvht~ Jt. htii'I"III11Citl IIIII ltlihlll ott the Sillltl-.• Mclllotl"l thu,lcll~ , Ll'hlll, W~NI Vlt~ltlltt Tonight ... Mostly clear. Lowa In tho uppe.r 60s. Lil)hl and variable wind~ . Wednesday ... Partly cloudy. A chance of showers an<ithun· derstorms lute. HliJhS ncar 90. Southwest winds 5 to I~ mph. Chmwe of ruin 30 percent. Wednesday nl~ht ... Panly cloudy with a chance of showo11 und thunderstorms. Low1 In the upper 60s. Ch11ncc of min SO percent. . ' A EMS runs Extanded foneaat . POMEROY COURT 1 POMgAov - Tho loii~~Wing oat~t Or~gory Not10n, Jaokton. DUI, wero h&ndlotl In Pomoroy mayor't amund@Q to rool<ltll epuratlon, 1100 oocrrt iABI wQok by L. Soon Powoll, And OOitt, 11000 Jorlolluro to LI!I'T, mAglitrot~ . · opon container In motor vohlolt, dill· Frn~d wQrQ·Jothua L. ~outh, Wnt mllltd with wtrnlng, Cotumbl~. W.Va. DUI. $700 tnd Forltlllng bondt In lht court wtrt • oooli, tOO ~•Y• lutptntlon, two year~ probation lor good behavior. Ordered to cgmptole DIP IOhool wllh• In 00 doya, underagt potaottlon of alcohol dlomlotud. krlatl Bchoonovtr, Bwtrly, CUI, a100 and ootli, 10 d1y1 jail tul· P')n<IOO , 00 OftYI to ~omp UIO DIP tchool, two voArt probatlofl of goog bOhoviQr: lloonoo pl~tollghl. IW tna cooto, Donalct Mora, Pom~roy DUI amendoo to rltlllcltot optralkln, 1100 and aooto, S600 lorlekure to LI!T': Wond• Merintr, Raelno, BPIJ!Id, 1<10 and oooto. L.llone Thomll, Middleport, · apoild, 548 and COlli; Mindy Palloroon, Portland, DU6, amondtld to no o~vralor't, IIIlO andootll, /!'rij~ dDVI' fill IUIPOndlld, ont )'Hr vrobftllon on good bQhavlor. · Thomu Slone, Pomeroy, DUB . · Am~ndoo to no optrJtor'o I!Qtnat: thr44 d~yt lllii!OBPOndod: mutt pro· duce valid operator't lleenoo within 00 dnya. David ~tmloy, Pomtroy, apood, f30, and ootll: Audr,y Blewart, Otlllpellt, tptld, 162 tna eooto Joooph Knowlot, L.ttart, W,Va .. no oporalor'o llcenoo, 1100 and oottt. lhroo days foil ouoptnded II prodUOII valrd oporator't tlrJonu within 110' dnyo. f•plr'id IIQI dl1mltttd wllh wornlng. · CMrlenQ Vonklir, TuiJPiirt Plaint, oua. tinoo $160 ana ootlt, lhrtt daytln )ell ~u~P§flded. two ytlrt pro• ballon on gooo b<lhavlor: explrud lafl' dtamiuoo wllh warning, failure to yield, linoo Jn<J co•lt, leaving Bmlth, Mlddloport, tpttd, 148, txplrld ltgl, 103: ICtvln Colllnt, Pomtroy, IPOtd, 144: Chrltlophtr lr!illh, Middleport, tpttd, 148 Anduplrtd IIQI, I03:Ktvln Colltnt, Pomeroy, lptiQ, 144: Charyl Vtrltn, Middleport, IPitd, fAG. · Andrew Bova, Mllltraburg, ACOA, IW: JOhn Stilt, Ltlarl, W.Vt., dltot• Qtrly conduct, 103: . Wlllltm Armantrout, Pl. Ploa11n1. W.l/1, opon oontalntr1n motor Ylhlcft, flnlll 103: J1m11 Crtyerafl, Chnhlrt, opon container In motor vthleft, 103; Amlt BuHinaton, Micjgltporl, lpttd, 140: ~tlfOII BhtOII, . Pomtroy, txplrtd llgl, f03, Goorgannt Thorn.., rllfbany, IPttd, U2: Otrlld 8htUIII, Albtny, rl\lbtny, tptld, 148; Rolllt l'-rl, Mlddltporl, llltgal ltft turn on Sutttrnul, tao: Carol DldQit, l"omtroy, tp§ild, 1<10: l<tlly .~, Olllipofft, IPfud, f411: Rolplt 8nldor, MlddlfPOI'I, IPftd, 1<14. ' Blttlhtn lilt, Mlcjgltport, tquttl• lng llrtt, f03: lilly Kltlnfll, Mfddltport, IPOtG, .... ; PttrfOk AbiOhf, WhiPOft, IPfuQ, 1<17: Dtnzll Prootor, Mlddllf)Orl, ltNurt IQ contrOl, 160; Olllt J(lng, Rulli, Ky., IPfil\l, fMI: Ronnlt Vtnot, Albany, IIPHd, 148: Aondtll Durham, Otlflpoflt Ftrry, IIPHd. 160. Joltplt AQdlngiOII, Creola/ DUI, . tPttd. 1100. 1<13: Adam lullrt910n, Rud•nd, l(llld, 1<17: MIIH Wooeltfl. Otlllpollt, explrlllllgt le3 lnQ Nit belt dllvtt, tao: NIOltofat Dettwllltr, Pomtroy, IPttd, 1<15: Allot the IICII"'I , $100 ~nd cotlt, lh<H Chtvllltr, RHdtvlllt, tptld, a•v• J•ll 6U6P'ffll)lKI, two yHr prt:lba· Ktllt McG!Intr. rn. Pltlnt, IPfil\l, 11on orr QQM bthMYiot. fMI: l!rfoa Jontort, Bfdwtff, IPftd, · R•IIJI1 BIIWhtr, MIOdltport faflurt Ml: to cootrot, 143 1n0 00111: Ktm001y Jtr.a lotrlgfrl. P011 Wavnt. Ina., Turntr, COfJivllt OUI lrntndtd to IPfil\l, .... : Jtlfray DIKOfl, Wlfltton. nq optrltor'l (I!JtnH. 1100 tna tpHG, ...,: Btllnda Dalton, RU!IIrid, ootlt, thrH dlyt )aiiiUiptr'tdtd, 80 fPttd, eoo: Matthew Wilton dayt to provfat vatkl optrator't l'orltnd, IIPHd, 1<17: Jody Norrlt, Raolnt, IIPHd. f03; JICJob Wilton, ltc..lu. RobOrt Northup, Pomtroy, IIPHd, Pomtroy explr!IG IIQI, J03: linea 1<14 ana cotllj Olofll FlleiOI, ChrlttOJ,tr Ottklnt, lfunllnQton, l.tngovlll•, lpi.O, '4~ and 00111, W.Vt, liioat lfll turn on llllfllrnut, ••plroo operalor'tliclnH, f100 and He!; tnd fa1119 Dttrn, Raolnot, ltNurt ootli. 10 yltkl, 100 •eo / Chrltto~htr 110Mh1W\' J)lvorccM Ill Mdg~ ti\N'I'I{A L I>ISifA'rl'll C'ttuul y l 'llttlltmtt Pleas Court J:.H 11.111.. lhct·hloo~ 111 llcmy A rhurl11' U~illtlsl t't'ntct-. Abotlltll'l" Mnv. L\Jrcltu Tltrn (\ urlgnn, attd to llnl;ct Mcdknl ('~titer; • ltol11tt Mdhtltc U!!ill11!l l l : ~~ Jl .lll , lttlck ll (ltlll~ ~ Stuulcy M.:Oultc · ltchul1111ttlll<llt 1 'c11tcr, Sltw Uuilcy, llul m : 4:110 t1.111 .. l'r1 Itil Lllt11' , ltltruttltt St\IVI'I'. l'i•' tl " tlll Vull~y I htt~pl tul. · I'OMEIHJY - Murrlage ll~ctt•\'11 h<~vc ftcc11 IMucd ln o : ~ I Jl .IH ., SIUIC Stt'cct. Mclg1 {'ounty l'tnhulc Court' t'ullty l\rtttlc, lteu tctl. tn t 'h tltlc~ Dnlc Slttdulr• .16, IW'l'LAND . Albuny, und rru~y Ly1111 K:j9 11.111 .. lluthur ltoutl, Jtl!!lrhcr, ;19, Alba11y : uud to 1 1 uutclu Jclfcrt~. ltenlcd , t'cr(c~tu Mcltlcra Jt., 24, und Morlcclu 1t011tlguct, 2~. bolh of Purtl und . · 110MHIWY - i\ dvll Milt hu ~ hccn lll c~ In Mclllll t'UUIII}' ('uttllllllll f'i \'tiM l 'uut·l hX Lcutuml \), Wdl~. lluirlc!hln, W. Vu .. il!lllltt~t IWCK Sl'ltiNtlS ltld l~c t1how~r. lk\lL't·, utttl lllhct·~. ullc~lu~ dtllllll!li'M111 WlttHit1~ cutl"ic• it1 the Jutilor dcct' kcjll till the pluftiiii"I''M Jlttlt l'uruJc held Sunduy cvct tifl!l wrtc, wulklug uHit, Jll' l!JlCJ·t~ , A ~ult ullcf.llti~ tlvll ttcl- tlltl S~uut~ •. Uuy S~t:!Uh: tn •~l llll hu~ hcctt l"llt•ll hy rluut. l~r~ckt~rrlrtg ~ ltuldcr~ 4· l(cv, IJuul cl ( 'utlltltlr ltliMtcc II Cluh. l'ltmcct 4-H Club! hhiWJl Ill' lhc ( 'utllltllc l(lulng Ut111. Nidct~ tlHd Jjlu ccM~ ul' ShwhciiYIIJc, Nci~hM 4.-11 t' lub, Sliver t'#uiu•l ~Jollie 'l'w·ucr. SlllltM 4-11 <'lull; unlltlal unit, I l1111Ctt:l)'. tlCill!lit\1111!! Utlll1· lfUIIIIti h Yl1MI. h<l~ l' l~ectt ~tnlllctl Licenses Issued . CALENDAR J Divorces rm GRAND OHAMIIION HOI.ITIIN - KI!IRI!Y IIOIW 11\0W!!ll ll\11 dl811tJ llll"tlti'IOtl lltJIIt!!ltt Ill !fl Ml!lljl OtlUHlY JUHitlr ~ell l}glry ' II tOW MOtill~y, AIMtl pl6tUrtltJ iltil !Jtrlry fltiHue~~ K~r~ O~IJtlttiS, I rrlt Quom1 MlliJfWtl llay11s~ ~Htl Deity fJriH~a OatijtJH Vtmt. (DriM J, llolltJ) Community Caltndlr 11 publlahlll 11 1 lrH ttrvlot to non•prollt groupo wlahlng lo announot mHIIngttnelapeoltltvtntt. Tht atltndtr fa nol doalgnod to promote "I" or lund•rtiNrt oltnv type, lttmt 111 prlnlod only •• optat permllt tnd otnnot bt gutrtntttd to bt prlnttd 1 tpoolllo number of dtyl. lllatdly, Aug. 13 · POMEROY - Malga County oaard or Bloottona, rtt~ultr m11tlng, 8:30a.m. fiURI,INClHAM - Bfidford Townahlp Truatoo1, rogul11 mooting, 7 p.m.. rown h"ll OA"~IPO~IS- Womtn lnllrttd In potty. lhOrt 1101111, !lotion, lnd lrtlclll ftrft lrwll~d to moot altho Dotard MemoriA l.lbrary, 0:30p.m to 7:ao p.m. ,,r . POMHIWY - l.l ttlt ~ Mcil!~ tlull~t~clt~y Sct· ~l~c ~ IIII ~ WI'I'Ctlthc i'ulinWII1!J ~11 \I M ~~ ~~ l~l lllt~c Muutlll .\'; · Thursday... Mostly cloudy with u chanco of showon and tlHmderst<'rms. HliJhS In the mid 80s. Chunco of rain SO percent. Thursday nlght ... A chunco of showon In the 11venlna. othor· wlso becoming moRtly clear. Low1 In the upper 60R. Chanco of ruin 20 pel"l:ent. Priduy... Pnnly cl<,ludy. Hlaha In the mid 80s. Stllur·duy ... Punly cloudy. Lows In the upper 60s and hliJh& In \lw upper 80s. • · Suni.lny... l'nrtly cloudy with u sill!hl chuncc of showers und thunderstorm!. Lows In tho 11pper 60s und hlllhl In tho upper ~Os . · Monduy ... A alight chuncc of showcra 11n<1 thundomorma. .otherwise pnnly cloudy. Lowa In the lower 705 and highs In the lowor 80R. ' Suits flied CHAMPION GUIANIIV - liHr6 01borno'1 Guerntoy 11rne~ hiQh morkn from Judi Mlot1 I ~~ ak durlngtlto Junior ~nlr Oolry Show on Mor\ooy, Plotltro<l wltl1 111 · Qr nd chnmplon nr 01borno, Polr Quoon Mo1t1t1n H11ynn, P111r Kll'l& 11obbl6 WMfll ond Onlry Prince Cpraon '!'oPt . (llrllln J, Ron<J) • Felr p1r1d1 wlnnert ' Suicide is nothing to ignore IV IIOKV lAIII Sttlcldo b upprouchlnl! a11i · dcmlc pnmurtlgnwIn toduy'w Hoclcly. i:!v~ry 17 mlnutci MOill~PilO diCN bcCAU80 of' illl• cld~ In the U.S., mnkln,fr!_ u totul of more lhnn :ICl,OIKl [ICOplo ouch your. · Slnco 1%0. tlna ulcldu rule for udolcwcenu 1111d ynun~ udulu huw 1rlpled, II IN tiKJ t.hlrd lcudlnll CUIIiO pf doulh for por1on1 hot ween tho lll!Ci of " und 24 und tho elj!hth icocJinll CUUIC ()f deullt for Oil Amerlcun1. About 20 ]lCreenl of hlflh ~c hool Ntudenl8 huvo ~crlouNiy lh!luJiht ohout l UI· clde. B~pert8tl11nk Ihot ubout 41)0,(}0() tecnuger1 ullcmpt ~It lei~~ ~11ch Y~lll', with nhmtt !120111ltllnJ,l i ii~C ilNif'ul. Why dll~N It hllllJllill 111 onun? l~ cioutch whow1 lhut 1.)() pot'C Ill of jlllO]li ll wlm commit M ulcld nt·o lfllJli'CMNctl or h11vo dru11 m· ulcohnl [lmll· I tm. There li uiN() 11 wtrnn11. link 10 u fumlly hlilnry 1if mcn1nl lllncwi, 8Uilitnnco uhu1e, iulclde, 11hyilcul untJ iOKIIUi nhll iO, illl.Jll'iNUillllCill nnd provlmt i Nulclde uucmptw . Muny lime•, purCill.l Ull not notice the curly wurnln11 ii!Jnl In Iheir children . Thc1a cun Include: C'hunao1 In euf· Ittl! ancJ ~ l et 11ln1J puuenu, In ill ffcrence to 11rev lou• MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ,. iiii~I'~NIN, MOVUI'C ~ illtt1~0M · in illij1~~~~d, Jliii'~IIIN Nltou)J ~~~ ; hehuvlnr, wlihilruwul l'rom lll'nJ'uNN ionullt ltl ltnm~dlutu · nthcrN, ln~rcuNcd 11111 of ulco· y, A JlN)'~ Itnloi!IMt, tn~ nlu,l hoi und dt'Uj,IN, rl.fccnl ion of h ~u lllt U~ilncy, tlt ut'UiliHt 1 Mnmenno nr M11methlny counwulur, duclllr, •ulcltl~ impuriUIII, Jli'COCCliJlllli4JII lli'CV~nlllll) til' Cl'l·~~ ~CIIIcr wllh deulh, llivlnQ uw11y vul• Hhottlll hu nutlllcd nt once to ued J)(UMOifilonM, prior NUl· 1 N 1 cldo uttcm]liM, wrlllng n will, ntcrv~nc . uvur uuv u •ul· muklnl! funorol urrungo· cl,lultlorKon ulon ' motm, Ufldullng lifo lnsur· Pur ndtlltlonul l1olp or: lllt~ll, ttnd CllllllllOIIIIIlg llbllUI lnl'nt'lllllllun COIIIIICI I·HOO•· illlillll houer ol'f' doud. Sulcldo. l)t1 not uolu~. 11 Whul cnn ho dono 10 l)ro· could ll141UI1 lll'o or doulh 10 VOIIIttdOIOMCOnt 8Uicldo'1 your llllllt , 1'hu moNt lmpm'lunl thlnM (IJ~t'kl /Jour /;, M~ls» · llUt'enu 1:1111 do tni M10 build u · Omni,Y, IL~tnll~lrm 1111~111 /(1r illfOilll llOrCni•Chlid I'O idliOil• jfllllfl,y 11111/ t'l/lfNIIIII~r Nil/• 1hl1> throughout lho chlld'i tmmlmmmt~IIIIY tlrvulofl •: life, If 8ulcldul lhoughlN ut'o mem, Ohio Swtu lhilvmlty.): · LOCAL STOCKS . ~LI - to~~ ~a llA ~uu Elisrlo- swywo~n•r ~ bll Olr•"'""~ 91illjjo ~ a ~ ~ OilY HUIUINU - MaiM HOLITIIN - flly!JU HolliJr, fourt11 frOtr\ tljl,/tl, ~Jt()Wtjcllh!IIII!ISIVe bi1ll111f'ltJ11 HUI!IIIIIN i1t ll1e Mal!l!l C!JUilty JUNI!Jr ~ijfr O!llry I 11 pllltur d wltll, ft6111 loft, JutJ~~t Mlaholl! ll!!Uk, I air Quoon Moji,/1VM lltJYti!J§, t}n&ry ~rJMOO Ctmwn \tl§l, fmr §i!llllr, UrliMMtl, Wlm 1I10WI:ltJ tilfi11Mitt1111 IMing IIlii nfl!ll rour11J or Judgltlg, l:ltl(J Jort1ar1 ~IJf!JMIJ, wttu IJ!i919llltJ 111 t~ nng t1un11g tJ111 &hOW. (t!M~Il J, tlmltiJ ,,ow, Th Daily S ntinel P~r111nil ••e: _*_ ........ -""''"" riff, ...., ,.. '"'"" "'t!l- ........ I4<Hti/IIJI•il"f '"'Ifill" New• Dtl'lrlmtnll IIIJ~ •21Dn , • !l8partm8rll 811f11HIIou~ 111: • Otltllfll mtnfQIIf HI 12 ' Htl¥1 ., 13 ; tH •I U • Lo01l AOOIII Artll Include: ,.,.,.,, ~. "-'.,.'' w~, ltQIJf~NW~, WHt Uflltfl, """"~· .,,...,.,, WHhlnN 0~. Mt lttflll'f, ifMitM rAYr-. ~~~~Jill··" 'ltml"" Y'"~ ~~ fiAO) Wi· ~1M. : fll!i !Mill IIWII!iel 1M 1·888·657·0977 ,,, Correallon Jllollay •. Our main OOIIOflm '" •H•JOtlttlf 10 IJ8 8Mur~t•. 11 vou k11ow or •H lrriOI in I lfOIY,, ~~~ "" rtfWIIOO(I! • Atcounl, C'uolum.,liujlport Wrb llpm, fmmtdftlr Arll~•llon ...,, ,,. MIH'tl •• • : l 1 11~0111f JJ.intfl • •• O.lttr Nrvlote • Advtlfllfilltl l.\'1 1 • ' 91 ge dl••·ll~ ldli :• Re der Service• Local Unlimited Acce~• At low as $11.95 per Mo. • Get Onlimt Today/ · Ma ~& A"lllolld Inti ... gtl4~ At8t ~ ttl~§ ~IIIIN bllfl - iii! M • Dragon IIJ.ternet Atblt du~l ~ 1b II ANIU - gg 60 . Mt'111bll1SMO= • Subl'Cribe lOd(ty • 446-2342 AI'~ - ~~ ClrfllfiiiiHI Pomeroy from P11t1 •& ' ~II ~Ct ~~~]lUtltllmll. • lil.!l''"vlt1!1 ~JiflC ttdllur~~ of ~2 ''' fur mulnfllnun~c Will k llll/iolltl.l ~rul~~r~: 1 11111!11 IIJI Up lhll tuud 111 llu~k ut 1(&(1 Feild (l1f bel· lrt trurrJ~ lh1w 111 the bu~l · tiC~~. ~411Hifll!lllll WI file 'I'll • '/ur•flt!l1 ol wlt~thcr lhg 1 1 1~1 l 'lu•• 'ltu-h Sctvkc I~ lrt vlolluiltlll 111' viiJUjtl! /,rll1ir11! I Cjl lliufluit~ Wll• illit~ ll-~ •tl llllil II wu• 11WI1~t irt ~luJilll!l l!IIUF~FttiJ • d c11 ld ~il 111 t~ fcr 111~ mu11 ~r 1111;! 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Den Dickerson Publisher Bette Pearce Managing Editor It"' 1 1 loJ ,'l)fl II rlt \(1 Charlene Hoeflich Editor rlh' ,•drTtH cll'r' Wt'if'd"h '. Tlh '\ ' llhrf/ltl ht~ if.H tl1m1 \ II •d/01 m'' \llhjt'c 'l frl t•tUtfll ,ll (lfltl 111/1 ,\' ( /)(• ""'''' ,/ 1111d Hh IIIIi•· oddi~··' · ' wtrl lf''I'I'"O"•' IWIHher. No 1111"\.!nr d lc rto ~ 11 dl ht • flld,l .\lted. IA'fft't'.\ .\hf•l!ld he;, ,JlOOt/ 111\tt. rrddn·'~"'·"' (1\ftf ',\ . ltOI fJI!t.\f111CllituJ,, , ! frt· , '/'"'lr •11' l'tf'lt ' 1.\f't/ ; , tltc r·oluum ht•lou· t/tl' lhf' nm · 1(111111 r•/ tf,, · ()f,ro \1I{ft•r l ,uhfi,llilf,l( Co. \ c•diloritll 1manl . lnl/t'll t 11fi€ '1WI\t 110/('d. NATIONAL VIEW Promise VVi' HlliSf n'take one to ensure our childre11 hczve a future ~ • \'t•nturu t l 'ulll',) ( 'mmty St11r. "" f!IV!II'r 'rin .~ mo·.fiWm>: I till " S:tlllill tlh :t R111111io11\ wnrld included hug ~. game~. toy s. l:tii MIII c't ami ltielltl'. l11 her t' lltire fivr ycurs. there was little rollllt lot ""~'" ,,. IGnt·. 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TODAY IN HlSTORY BilliE ~ SS OC IAI E D PRESS 'IodttY I' Tm•,dny. Au!! . 11. the 22.'i th lluy 111' 2m2 . There urc 1111 dtl\'1 I,• II i11 the ycm. 'luduv\ lllghl igill in 11\ ~ tlll'y: ()n ;\ug . 1.1. 1%1 . Berlin wu.4 liivi(led us Eu.1 1 Ocrmuny scnkd ,1 1 the border between tile dty's custern und western IL'l lor\ 111 urdcr lo hull the !'li ght u,l' refu gees. I'" 1111 ' lill ie : 111 I 'i2\. Spw1i1h conqueror I il'r111111lio Curiel cuptured pre · '<' Ill tla1 Mcxtcu (' \ty l'rlllutltc i\t.tcc lnulnns. Ill Ir,H lrc11dt Kill ).! Luui ' XIII IIIHncli Curdinal Rkhcilcu lllllli i iCI. · 111 I K~ f• . lh~ A111erit'llll 1'111 ~ wa~ i·uiscd for the first time in 1.111 .-\ ll gL'k4. . 111 i'J Ill. l · lort' l "~ Ni~ htin g11 lc . the founder of mndernnursln ~. dil'li In I ""' h111. l11 i'J 12: ;\,!.Iii' IIi tie r ITj~c lcd the pml of vkc-chan~ellor of Onlllllll). ' "Yin~ he wu< prcpureu to hold out "fur all or nothin g." · 1 111 1 !1.J . th ~ ,:t ti ric:~f w111ic: ' 'rip "lXI Ahner," trcuteu by AI {'upp. "''" "' it > dchltf. 111 1'1<1 2. W11lt l!i 1ne y\ n11imutcd fcut ure " Bambi" prentil'll'd 111 l<:ul io <"ltv Mu1ic' I lull in New York . In IIJflll. th t• lirqt '""way telephone conversation hy sulcili te 11111k place " ilh the. hl· lp .. r Edw One. In I 'IKI. 111 n cc rclllony 111 hi ' l'uliforniu .rundi, President lll'ilgil ll ., igncd u hi>t ork pm:kagc of tu x aml budget reuuc- II"''"' 1j I f/1 '-! ,, ~ 111 I'Ni. h11 •chull I lull of hunm: Mkkcy Mantle ·dicd at a I lnil u> htllpitu l 111' i 1 V~ r Ulltccr. He was(}) . lc11 ycur< ago : l'rc., idcnl l-luqli un11ounccu thut Secretary of ~lU l l' l,u 11c' A. ll11krr Ill wa~ leavi ng his dlplomatk post to be Willl l' ll ou~t· chid of 11ul'f i11 a ' hak cup dcsigneu to energize i1i 1 ll' L"il't'IIIHl cn1npaig11 . C'111nculan , actor unJ director W""" ' fll il'll hcga11 lcgu l udiunagai nst actress Miu Patrow to willl'l~>lndy of thw three t: hildrcnlujudge Iute r ruled against Al ll'lll i'I H· !''""ago. I I.S. r nvoy Dennis Ross wrapped up a fourday 1111 \\ 11111 In Ihe Midd le Easl. tluri11g which he'd pcrsuudcd lhc i',fil'lllllldll ' turc'l! llle •ceurity wnp~rutlo n with Israel. (Ill!' yc'dl "!!"· Mm·cdoniu '.• tivaiJJulitkul leaders signed u lumltll ,llk J1l'lllC acc11rd uimcd ul en ing six months uf bloody ctmll! cl , Hul l l l'tll' lll ~ Ihe way for NATO troops lo liisurm cth· 11ic . i\ Jhun1u11 rebe l•. ,J upu nese Prime Minister Junichiro KPit tuni 11 1cd 111 Cil'l' tl1c ungcr nl' A•iun neighbors by visiting < ll'llllltn H'~>I• II Will' ' hrinc two days before the a~tuuf unnlverl.try ol 1.1p111i·, Wudd ·War II •urrcndcr. 'lnduy' Hi rlhtl uv> : Tclevi•iun cvungcll•t R c~ Humbard j .~ X~ . I 'uf,:lll l'rt·,idcnt l'iJc l Cu•tro i• 76. Actor Put Harrington '' 71 '>lltgcr IJ1111 lfo il 72 . Fonner U,S. Surgeon General loyce l ~11 l·ldcr' '' fll} fllue1 singcr-mu•kian Sun Seals is 60. Artm l<. n 111 · l l!!ht• " )X. Actress flretchen Cocbelt is 55. ()/"'rd '' "gn K:u hiet:ll ll:llt ic is 54. Singer Dan Pugelberg is " . i\r1u1 IJill lilY llonatiucc is 4.1. Actrc;~ Quirn Cummings Is l~ . ( 'on111iy ' i11gcr Andy Clrigg• is 2LJ. ll llw~ltl Jur 'fi,day: "The wcut business of life is·.to be. to do. 111 do W1 thou1 . and to dcpt!rl." Johl1. Viscount Morley of lllarkh utn. l.n)!ii >h journuhsl ( I k1k- ILJ23). KONDRACKE'S VIEW Democrats launch economic attack, but have no plan 11'1 MORTON KONDRACKI T11e Democmtic presideutiul hopefuls tu'C hununcring President Bush fur fulling to provide e<."Onomlc lcudcrship, but very l'cw of them ure providing it either. · One by one, live of the hopefuls took the stuge ut the Democrutlc Leadership Council's meeting in New York ln bll,me Bush -- his tux ~uts m1d his deregulatory philosophy -• fur ull the nutlon's current economic wues. . As Senut~ Mtuurity Leuder Thomus Duschle (S.D.) put it, "the economy Is in tmuble. And there Is no economic leadership coming from the White House \(){Iuy. " . Sen. John Keny (Muss.) suid, "In the spun of it ycur, this udmin\strution hus litcrully Iuken a budget thut wus In surplus und turned it into deticits as fur us the eye can see. Ant! they have done so with un lrrespcmsible und tmfulrly structured tuK cut.' Sen. Joe Liebermun (Cunn.) declured that "while lhe president liddled over the lust hulf ycur, the suvings und security of lens of millions of midd l e-cllL~s investors burnL'<l. T1mt is not economic leadership." And lormer Vice President AI Gore. who skipped the DLC meeting, told u *roup of young Democruts In July thul the 'hest thing the Bush udministrutlnn could do is to completely scrup their entire economic plun and start over lrom scratch. And get riLl of tHeir entire economic team uhu ~lurl ovcr'with a new oi1c." It 's an urtiCic of faith umong Democruts thut Bush's arrival In the presidency · murked the end of wi.'IC economic policy und the beginning of disaster. No one ever questions prcvlou.1 policy. As Sen. John &lwards (N .C.) put it in New York, "Not su long ugu, thw1ks to !he lcuucrship of Bill Clinton. we had 11scal respon sibilily in Washington. Now we Lion'!. When things turn south, u leader has 11 responsibility to do something about it. Unfonunutcly, the only pluns this adminls- · trution has will muke things worse.," . Defending her husband's record to the pleasure of the DLC crowd, Sen. Hillury Rodhum Clinton (N .Y.} Sltid that "if ull!he lUTOWs thut were pointing up ure now pointi.ng down und all those lhut were heading down ure going buck up. blwne cannot tmd should not be placed ut the teet of those who led .our nation durin~ one of the greatest penods nt pros~nty und pro~ress in our nution's history.' If the Democrats wtult to offer true economic leadership, however. they should begin by accurately ponraying history. In 1993. fonner President Clinton did help the process of reducing the federal tlcl!cit by increusing tlL'les on the weulthiest Americ1ms, but it wus not until uflcr Republicuns took over Con~ress in 1995 that he uccepted the idea ot actually baluncing the ledcrul budget. And while it is cenuinly true thut the Clinton era was one of pmsperity, it WIL~ also u time -, us President Bush hus chrnucterlzed It - of"binge" In the stock market. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Grcenspun once WW11ed of"irrational exuberance" on Wall Street, but no such cautions were ever heard from Treasury Secretaries Ruben Rubin und Lawrence Summcrs or President Clinton. And the 1990s market bubble thut they prcsideu over also led to the corporate greed 1md mislxihavior now being uncov· cred - though it is true thut Republicans mainly resisted regulations that might have stopped it. · Moreover, the economic downturn that's ~anly responsible for the loss of the nution s previously projected $5.6 trillion buuget surplus wus underway when Bush took ofticc. · According to both the Congressional Budget Oflice and the White House Oflice of Management und Budget, 40 percent of the surplus loss can be blamed on Bush's wx cuts, 40 percent on the recession und 20 percent on increased spending muinly post-Sept II defense outlays. 4-H horse show results results released GOODBYb (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 The Daily Sentinel· This history doesn't make the Democrats wrong ubout the error of Bush's tax cuts - but it does require then) to say what they'd uo to reverse them . So fur. only two presidential hopefuls Liebennan und Edwurds - huve presented a systemut.ic phm for restoring surplus' es. Essentially it 's the smne plan, 11rst unveiled by Liebermun on May 20 and endorsed by Edwurds on June 20. · Designed tu save $1 trillion over 2Q years, Liebern1ml's plan involves postpon• mg or t'l:Vising three Bush tllx cuts - . scheduled rate reductions for taxpayers with incomcs over $2<Ml,OOO a year, full repeal of the estute tux und personal' exemption and ilemiL.Cd deduction provi· sions. · Liebennan culled for using the money saved to create tux incentives for rescurch und development, reduce delicits and invest in education, defense and. homelund· security. • Edwurds uhd Lieberman ulso huvi culled lor reviving budget rcstruints that · ure expiring Including caps on discre-: tionwy spending 1md requirements that: new spending be paid for with cuts else-· where in the budget. · Neither Duschle nor House Minority Leader Richard Gephui'dl (D-Mo.) hus : called tor uny modification of Bush's tax · cuts. presumably to avoid Rer.ublican : charges that Democrat.\ wunt to 'tax und : spend," This year House Democruts did not even offer an alternative to Bush's budget; . Senate Democrats did produce 11 budget ~· culling f(,r Bush's tax cuts not to be extend-: ed pust 20 I0 ·- but it wa~ never emtcted. : Bush's economic policy, invented in a: prosperous pre-war environment, ueserve8: criticism- und revbion. Sometime before 2004, every Democratic presidentiul candi; date will huve to comc up with un alterna• live policy. They should slllrt now. : (Morton Kondracke i.1· executive editor of Roll CCIII, the tleW.IfJOper of CClpirol: Hill.) · POMEROY Judging results of the 70 an piec~s entered in the open-class amateur painting division at the !39th Meigs Cou nt y Fuir were announced today. . Taking best of show in th ~ display was Julie Spaun of Pomeroy in the "Picture from Life" category with un oi I s1ill life painting in brown tune~ . Reserve best 0f show went to Lula Toban lor entry in lloral . study. Placing first, s~cond and third in their respective categories In the junior divi sion were: ' Oils - lundsqpc, Melissu Gn~eser, Nutasha Mohler, and Nicole Bohner: anitnu l study. Joshua Mohler. Miranda Grueser and Emi ly Bohn~r: floral study, Nut<~sha Mohl~r: picture from lik Natashu Mohler, Emi ly Bohner and Caitlin Bohner. Watercol ors Sma h Lawrence. Pan.encl and Ink - Paige .Musser, Donuld Mohler, und Sarah La wrencc. · Winners in the se nior division. listed lirst. second third respectively, were: · Wuter color - landscupc, Sarah Lawrence. · Pen , pencil and ink - Paige Musser. Donald Mohler. and Sarah Lawrence. Oil s landscape, Elizabeth Mohler. Diana Johnson, Carmen Schultz; animal study. Lulu Toban, Piana John son and Anna Cleland: flora study: Lulu Toban, Anna Cleland and Elizabeth Mohler: picture from life. Julie Spuun. Lulu Tobun, and Dtana John son. Acrylics landscape. ·carmen Schultz. Diana . Johson and Suzan Thoma; animal study: Lois Wolfe, Josephine Hill. und Diana Johnson : lloral study. loi s - SlAfF R£1'\)Rl POMEROY sh\>" nlan:Jilp. "~ s fir~t ~hatnpion ; · 0' I 'I· .v .II -.f q 1\ \. ,· . ' } . fu.,.,t Sbo:- \\,a:, )lllll<.\1 In ""'"~ j:r~nd d~n'I'~',.'.J¥,."'n"An h1 ttlc> 1!<'11\'ftl\a!IH" dl' ,, J~m'< \\'~nwr ~ud tt¥A ~r ~nu Anj;d.l Ke<>« was second. <1M t\)1"- 1<"'><'11\' grand dw.mpion: Fnn Foreman "a> · th1rd . JJhnn<~ Lydic \I <IS f\>llnh. J~>>IN Ashley "a; filth: M<."j;~l\ Tfipp wa s >l\th, Md~rue Sl\eets 11a . SCI~I\lh: Amt...•r Tnpp WiiS <'tghtn. In too senioc "e t~ro '"''"nlllnship Wh it~y Karr "'" first. and shll took S<"lll\>r gran~ champion sh011 m.m, I<~Shl<l NOIU~Il ll <t> ><'\' Olld, talil\& senioc res~1"e dmmp•on': Summllf foln~r "~' third. ln 100 juuioc w.:~t~m \.111>" manship. Alish<t Compton . "'' \'ollll<:' >I WI. Wtlt\t~) ~<&n .to.~ j:RIII.I !>\'1\1\\f pertof11\Al\l.'t .•ll.impton and Ke>lua ,)l'n'\.ln too-l ><'!UOI re~\' t'~ . ht t.bc IIQ.I ~~.~ p«lixi\1<11\("Ci, JllinW' \\\rot(of 1\X~ g1~nd ~h<ltnl'l\>11 ~and !'fill R>r.-nW\ !(){"' f<'~rw. g~ dl<~n~p1on . ln tho It:' mlhal\a .-wnt : · Stephani<' • tlll\ "~ ~nior grand champi01i. (1Jtg IMflo "~~ r\ISI.III e ~ho:~mp~oo. A&hk> Rl>bk t\v.>~ .H111i01' gr~ud . ~ht~m{'l\\11: Allfi~n Bolin. le<,.,r\" )Uniof dwnpi· o11: Me-la11i<> s.~ •. no\'~" gn1.11d dl<tll1pil>tl. ~:~nd m<'IW" F\'<."f!IW.I•. JIHll\1! rt'~l-'1 1 \1 ~:r~nd cllllmpl\'.._1. / TERRIBLE.TOWER BEST OF SHOW - Julie Spaun of Pomeroy took best of show with her still life In oil In the "Picture of Life" class. The 70 entries will remain on display In the Coonhunters Building for fairgoers to enjoy. (Sentinel staff) Wolfe. Josephine Hill. and Water color animal Joyce Manuel, ·second. Diuna Johnson: picture from study. Joyce Munuel. second: Pencil. · pen and ink life, Lois Wolfe, Mury Rose floral study. Joyce Manuel. Nicholas Bowles, Suzun and Joyce Munuel. . · st•cond; and picture from life, Thoma. and Joyce Manual . NEW TO MIDWAY -The Mel&s County Felr ·,, foaturln& ~ now attraction this yoar, ct~llecl thQ Tower of Torror. Debbi Wlltaon. fair board secretary, said the Tower Ia 70 feet hl&h ana oom. blnes climbing up with sliding down. It Is (llle of only llvo or 11~ In thu country, ·according to Bates aro11. who obtalnlld It laat year and spant the winter reconditioning It and genin!llt re1dy for the fair circuit, It was noted that slncl.l It ill 11 llPOCII.Ii attrtc' tlon, there will be an oxtra charge for P8rtiolpatlna. (Chariono Hoeflich) .711e Daily Sentinel supports the Meigs Count,y·FGirl WASHINGTON TODAY Corporate scandals could cut both ways for Congress=. BYWulaTER WASHINGTON - Democratic candidates are llllking more about corporate .'!Candals in their bill to hold onto control of the Senate, running mls in many competitive stutes and weaving the theme into campulgn speeches. · In Arkunsas, Colorado and Texas, cundidatcs !rom both purties claim their opponents arc, vulnerable on the su~ect. In Mirme.'IOta, South Dakota und Tennessee, Democrats have deeided to make the issue central to their campaigns, although Republicans think other issues will domi· nate. Democrat.~ ure trying lo find a powerful issue !hut will help them hold onto a 50-49· I edge in the Senute. But the corporate .'!Candal i.~suc could be complicated by both parties' close tics to business, some unalysl.' suy. "I' m nol sure this issue is u clear winner f'ur De moe ruts in the Senate contest~," said Bruce Buchanan, u political scientist at the University of Texas. "I'm guided by the Scnate'mce in my own state, where It cuts both ways. "Por either of them to throw stones living in a glass house is risky." Republican John Comyn, the Texas attorney general, and Democrat Run Kirk, formcr mayor of Dallas, both h;I'Je extensive tics to big corporations which make it difllcult to make corporate accountability the ccntrul issue of the Senate campaign. "People arc concerned about this issue, but neither side in this race seems to have a ads on the topic at this point. major advuntage," said David Beckwith, a Coleman aides describe the GOP candi.: sl'?kesman for the Coroyn cwnpaign. Kirk date ill! a fonner .prosecutor and say his mdes agree It's crucial in the home stale of ~ampargn 1s passmg along the contrlbu~ fulled energy lradin~ compuny Enron, but t1ons he got from those companies to funds suy it's not the dommant issue. set up to help the companies' cmploy~s. :. The issue has taken center stage in It's not yet clear "wbo will benefit most · Colorado, where former U.S. Attorney o~ that issue," said Larry Nublc, executive · Tom Strickland, the Democrat, is chufleng- drn;c,tor ~f the Center for Responsive ing Sen. Wayne Allard, the Republicun. I'Oht1cs. Both the Republicuns und the The Strickland campaign is trYing to Democrats have been receiving lots of paint Allard as a close ally of Qwesl, a money from various corporute sectors." Denver-bw.ed telecommunications compa· The effectiveness of a campaign focuiied ny that is the subject of a feder.tl probe. on corporate sclll!duls could depend on Allrnd's campaign aired an ad touting his whether the nauon s economy continues to support for legislation pasiied by Congress slide, said Nonnun Omstein a congresund signed by President Bush to toughen sional scholar at the Americ.:O Enterprise enforccmcnton corporate wrongdoing. ' Institute. Stricklund aides say Allard fought meaDemocrut~ are convinced the corporal!: sures in the pust that would improve cor· issue cun work in their favor und have been · purute accountability und only changed his putting up new ads on the topic In a halfapproach recently because of public unger. dozen competitiye states. Seveml of those Aldes Ul Allurd counter that Stricklund campaigns have linanced . by the worked for a finn that lobbied for Global Democratic Senatorial Campaign Crossing, another telecommunications CommiUee. ~mpany that is under investigation after . Recent polls, . both publi~ and partisun, rts .;:ullupse. · suggest Repubhcuns arc v1ewed a.~ more In Minne~ta, Democrutic Sen. Paul sympathetic to big business thun to ordi· Wellstone, a fonner college profes~r. is nwy Americuns. highlighting the ye~ he ha~ pu.~hed for Mitch Bainwol, Jordan's counterpart at corporate accountabr hty wh1le cnhclzmg the Nahonul Republican Senatorial Republicun Norm Coleman, un attorney CommiUee, sent a memo recently to GOP and fonner mayor of St. Paul, for taking campaigns urging candidates to emphusize contributions from corporations under the underlying strength Of the economy · inve~ligalion,. including WorldC,om und (Will Lester cover.r politic.r und polling Global Cross mg. Well stone husn t put up · jiJr The A.1.10ciated Press.) ' I) I ACTION EVERYWHERE- ~here was plenty of action In the 4-H building over the weekend as junior fair members propured tt)elr booths highlighting project work for the grand opening this morning. Here Shelby Smith and Brooke Johnson of the Reedsville Girl Scout Brownie Troop move In mannequins In scout attire for their display showing "Girl Scouts, Then and Now." The e~hlb· 'It emphasized a change in attire - from the trad itional green scout dress uniform s to more casual unmatched pant outfits. .(Charlene Hoeflich) JUESDAY. AUGUST J3.100a Sponoor ol lhf D•r· "K•w .. Mkl M11tor Spor\1" 4:00p.m. ~ : 00 p.m. ~ : 30 p.m. Kiddie TriiCl!lr Pull • Sm~ll Show Arenu Dull')' Markel Pced~r Show · l..iv~"!ICk Show 1\ronu Commcrolul Pceder Sloer Show • Llvc•h>ek Show 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 7:15 p.m. 7:30p.m. 8:00p.m. II :00 p.m. Junior Puir Markel S1ccr Show • Show /Irena R~~ekaprln~• Church· Hill SIA.c Swln11ln Senlnra - llill Sloxc 1\merlcon Mnwr Cn1u • Oron~il3nd Junior Pair Talent Show · Hill SIAJO Oo1e1 ClniC · Arenu VINTAGE CAR .,.;. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Miller of <::hester.escorted 2002 Meigs County Fair . Queen Meghan Haynes In vln· tage style durlnll the Junior Fair Parade held Sunday. The WEQNESDAY. (\LJGUST 14. 2002 • IQDDIE QAX . (All ohlldren U •nd undtlr odmllll'd VN'I'II, NOON ror rrtt, IIANDii'I'AMI'.Io rtdt will tOjii.~.OO) . Vor\ou• Timet: The M1111c of "Th~ CApllnJCil" • Ootoo Open . 7:00 o.m. 8:00a.m. Junlnr Pair M3rXel Hoa Show · ~how /\rona 10:00 a.m. Drofllforte Canleil · Infield of RICe l'rllllk 10:30 o.m. Child Auuull Prevention l'roarall)• Hill Sla&o t2:00 p.m. Hlcycio Druwinl · liill Sliae 12:00 p.m: 4·11 Plower Show· Junior flair Bulldln& 2:00p.m. Kid'• Oatncl • Llveolock ·show Areno 2:00 r .m. Siyle Revue· Hill SIAIIO 4:00 p.m. Kiddie TrACIOr Pull · Small Sh.ow Arcn• 1924 Studebaker, part of Miller' s collection, was a big hit wltr spectators young and old. (Brian J. Reed) 'I • �• Th~ ' Hv . \t'\Hnd The D1lly Sentinel • P~tgt A 7 www.mydellysentlnel.com TUtldi~Auguat13,2002 ~ • Ward at ease with switching positions Anaheim after speaking to coach Cowher P gc!A6 'fttesdlty. Au&"•t n, 2002 LATROBE, Pa. (AP) - lline~ Ward was begi1111ing hi feel like an experiment gone awry, so he t'\mliunted Pittsburgh Steelers ~"(),'\ch !Jill Cowher on Monday. "I don 't want to be a I!Uinca pig," said Ward, the Steelers' Pro Bowl wide receiver. "There were just COlK'ents on my part because nobody told me what's really going down ." . Ward's ftusll"Jiion bel!an Thu~day night in the preseason opener against the New York Jets. Instead of playing solely at his flanker position, Ward was moved into the slot wlwn the Steelet11 used their three· and four-receiver paCkl\llCS. In those packages, Troy Edwards played !lanker. "He's tiOl a slot guy," Ward said. "A'Slot guy has to be able to pick up blitz reads, In our case, we want to save our quarterback . ,, If you've !l':lt a guy who ~oesn 't really know the slot posmotlt you' re I!OIII!i to get your quarterback killed.' Wanl, who set a team single-season record with 94 rcccptiurls last season. didn't have any catches in the Steelers' 16-6 1oss to the Jets . "I didll't even !!Ct an attempt in the 11ame," he said. t11c Steelci'S' other slot rcccivci'S, neW\.'Om· ci'S Antwaan Randle El and Terance Mathis• combined to make nine catches, while Hend·ricks pounds way to demolition derby win . . l'f!atw;~"- 1~1\ -~~~lil.\#-1<1~1 ~tW"':\NU 't~~ {\\1\~~·: I t 1\ljll"" <I k>\l\\\1\ i\.'..: . .'1~11\"\ 11\>1\1~111.1~ I ~'\'II\ , \1\1\'1 ' ~~~~~~~~1\i"\11~ t'llwe, "'" 11'<1 ~1\la~ 1\>~1~11\ \ \1\\11 l'\1;11 h I1\>111.11"-'1..' 11<11.1 Ill\ 1i <1,\ 11 llll II~ ~'~lll'ict~tl1.111 Mtlll\.~ . Ill I~ M..-~, \1111111;1 l\~11 1~1\lllhl\111\ ~~~-~~~ · ""'"''~ <111,1 T\ ~ro.~y's HIGHUGHTS BtnplscutDE hvon Lar.cford t H i\~Uh 1\~\\'~ , It\. 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(AP) - The Anaheim Angels ' front office is geltmg a lot of satisfaction · from its decision to stick with Scott Spiezio at first base instead of signing a high· Edwards haJ twu catches and committed two profile ~layer. · penaliies. has more than held his own ~s an Spiezro . Ward was in the slot again at Sunday's praceveryday player for the Angels, whose 7-0 tice. victory over Detroit on Monday increased Aller a Monday pmctice In which he was their lead in the AL wild curd race· to a game thrown the ball once for a touchdown, Ward over Boston and pulled theni within two met with Cowher. games of Seattle in the AL West. "I' m just like any other receiver. I want the "Speez has just been awesome. From Day I , ball, too," Ward said. "At least look or attempt he 's !lOne out there and proved himself to be my way. But it's training camp. It'& ~till curly. one of the lop-notch defensive players in the When you go through the whole day without game," Angels shortstop David Eckstein said. at least eeninl! an attempt it gets frustrating llarrinll injury or a work stoppage, Spiezio because rl just feels like you're out there runwill !let SOO at·bats in a,big league season for ning around for no reason." the first time since 1997, when he was with Ward's emphasized that if he's going to Oakland. practice in the slot, he wanted to make sure The vei'Satile six-year veteran, who has that he plays there during the regular season . . stw·ted at live different positions this year, is Ward came away satisl1ed aller speaking at hitting .281 with 52 RBls - just two fewer length with Cowher. than last year's total in 126 (ewer at-bats. "He's giving everybody a look just in case He also committed only three errors in his of injuries," Ward said. "He told me if I go lust 224 11ames at tirst base, the best 11elding down or Plax (Piaxico Burress) 11oes down, percentage among major leaguers at that posi those guys have to be able to play all the diftion since the start of last season. ferent positions." "When you're not playing. it's not as fun as when you are. So there were times when I was Ward said lie'll be bothered if he continues frustrated," said Spiezio, who whose two-run in the slot receiver the remainder of camp and homer triggered a five-run fifth inning that U1en·doesn 'I play there during the regulur sea· broke the game open. son. "ll~nt's why I wanted to sec what's I!Oinll on," Ward said. · for 1,019 yurds and passed for - Enters season with 14-game 1,5 16 .... Drew only. 2,973 fans home winning streak. to home win ngainst Northern . Illinois last yent. WESTERN MICHIGAN: from PapA& · Signea 10 juco transfers .... AKRON: Season rests on Jennnine Lewis, a two-time they c~n get reudy to play in return of TB Bl\ndon Puyne, All-MAC safety, shills to WR. . nutfalo - \~nless rou practice who nvemged 100 yards rush- ... Comin$ off t1rst losing sen· , 11111 fi'eezcr, he s<ud. in the tirst live games son (5-6) rn six yeam. : Team capsules, in predicted ing before knee injury, ... Allowed •order of finish : 471 yards per game In 2001. NORTHERN ILLINOIS: ' Won four of lust five in 2001. EAST OHIO: Only three starters ... Tied with Thledo and Ball from defense that gave up Slate for West title lljst year, MARSHALL: 11mndering back 30 ppg (Bobcats are at Florida first · trophy since winning }len:l hnve won the Eia~t every Sept. 14). ... Second-yeur MAC in 1983.... TB Thomas ~ear since )uining the MAC In coach Brian KnoiT is first Air Hammock (I ,096 ·yards) is ~ 9%, ... 1"1rsl league school to force l;cademy to back but Josh Haldl takes over play in bowls five years in a become 1-A heud grad football at QB with only 20 career luw when It bent Eia~t CaroiiM coach. snaps. · !1.5-62 In OMAC 13owl. ... Leftwich has eight other BUFFALO: Chad BALL STATE: TB Marcus returning offellsive starters, Bartoszek catches, 441 Merriweather is MAC's lead· Including Rll l"ranklin Wllllace yards) one(42 of top TEs in ing returning rusher (1,244 )lnd top three rccel vers. nulion, ... Bulls lost entire yards), and needs 1,100 more defensive line and all but one to become No, I nlthe school. : MIAMI (OHIO): OB Ben linebacker. ... Scored 107 ... Every oflenslve stoner but ~oethllsbcrger set MAC t'resh· points In three wins, 98 points one lineman is buck, while hum rcconls for passing ,~nrds In eight losses. . defen~ lost most of front wall t3, I0!1) and :J'Ds (2!1(' "' and two LBs. .,, Four losses in Mlatnl returns a pair o AllWEST ~.6 !lc!i!Son were by total of 23 f'.1AC linebackers, 1'crrell · 1 ones and Matt ~obillard, and bOWUNG GREEN: Most po nts. ~e. other starters on defense. · Improved I·A prosram last CENTRAL MICHIGAN: , Aftcr wlnnlttg seven In n · year. going from 2·9 to 8-3 . .. ,, Has most returning starters In toWi ltedHuwks lostli!St three Returns top two rushers (Josh MAC (18). --· LB James King lo c osc2001 season. Hmis, Joe Ails), top two tledNCAA record by blocking passem (Hartis, Andy Sahm) four punts vs, Michrgun State. CENTRAL noRIDA : and (Robert ... TB Terrence Jackson back UCF Is 11 -4 vs. MAC tenms Rcdd).top ... receiver Must aller 1,194-ynrd seu.~on . since moving to 1-A.... Goldert defense: seven starters rebuild graduKnights open al Penn State, at ated. EASTERN MICHIGAN: f,rizonu State and at Marshall. Lost nine of last 10, Including ... QB Rynn SchNeider pW!sed TOL~DO: Loses four 65-62 triple-overtime loss at for nlmost 3,000 yards nnd 17 otlimslve and seven defensive Akron to close season . ... WR · Tbs. stwtei'S from I0·2 team that Kevin Waller need~ 18 catches beat Mw-shallln the MAC title to become school's career . lillNT STATit: After going gume und Cincinnati In the lender.... Outscored 181 -36 In ~-37, Golden FIW!hes 11nlshed Motor City Bow I. .. . Rockets first and third quarters lust sea· 2001 bY. g111Ng ~-2 . ... Double· are 7-0 In bowl games .... son. threat QB Jo~hua Cribbs ran MAC 11'''\ll''"· I I ! I ' r ' PGA from Pip AI lund or the grcutest golf i'ttNs In the world; su 1'111 not surprised ot all . People ure very excited about this chumpf· onshlp." The only surprise, he said, might be (or those who haven't seen Hazeltine since Its lufuncy during the 1910 U.S. Open, when Dave Hill demlbed the Immature, built• 1n-the · ntlddle·of-nowhere prulrle course Its a "cow pasture." · Now, urban sprawl hus brought the 1\vin Cities ncar· 11y to Hilzelllne's door step, and numerous alterations huve been made to a Robert 1'rcnt Jottes-dcslgrted course once known (or . Its boomerang-like · doglegs, blind shots and unchallenging l1ni11hing l!lretch, . Now, the pnt-3 , 636-yard No. 3 hole requires u monster mush of u drive, even by Tiger slnndurds, No. 16 has been transformed from 11 laughingly eusy par 3 to the course's signature hole, a 402-yard pnr-4 that requires a pinpoint drive to a fairway guurded by Hazeltine Lake a~d a 150-yurd approach to a petimsula green. . "The setup is very much like a U.S, Open," Lehman said. "The length Is not golnll · to klll you . The only hole that lthlllk Is Bethpage-Ish Is No. 3. If yoti get u good wind In your face, some guys won't be able lo reach that fairway. "Other !hun that, It's all right there in front of you. Thnt's what I like about the ctlUtse. It's not untrlcky, It's not unfair," It's also not for the pros Who disdain using the driver. Lehman t1gures he' II use a driver on Nellrly half the holes. Woods squeezed' in n practice round with buddy Mark O'Meara · lust week before the Buick and pro· claimed it a long hitter's course - and who better fits that demlptlon than Tiger Woods? "Even though the length is long on the IICOrecnrd, it does. n'l play thut long," Lehman suld. "There's so much In the pur ~~ here. The other holes · are much more target golf, put It IN the right spot thing, Derby tiumPipM (the lone woman entered In the event), Wlllllltli Smith, Cooper 11nd .Mike Mullins ~ound~d out the placements In the feature aurii~tltln of the evening, Ooyle M~Oonald of Bidwell, drlvlug a 1911J I'IHrd, won the compact llllf dlvlsltln, shuts down Detroit as opposed to takinH u driver out and bombinll it. The week's story lines go beyond Woods tryl ng to become the first to win three of the four majors in the same calendar year for a ·second t1 me, and the second tl me In three years. There's also the anticipation this could be the week that Sergio Garcia, who's challenged for the lead . Sunduy In live of the last six majors, takes one from Tiger. Or that Phll Mickelson, so close but yet so far away so many times before, finally adds u major to the 21 POA Tour victories he already has. Or that Padrulg Harrington will become the first European-born golfer to win the POA In 72 years. · . "the favorites ore still the favorites," Lehman said. "There ore still the handful of guys that are the guys to beat." As always In a major, the question is: Can Tiger Woods lie beaten unless, as in the llrlllsh Open, he bents hlm~ln "If you 01111'~ beat the guy, you can't beat the guy," Lehman said. - .. Sammy Sosa homers in Cu.bs' loss .CHICAGO (AP) - The 40-homer seasons. Sosu has packed house at Wri~ley six 40-homer seasons in all, Field went wild every ume topping Cubs Hall of Fumer Sammy Sosa appeared In the Ernie Banks. · on-deck circle, cheering and In a game in which Cubs whistling until his at-buts ace Kerry Wood and Houston were over. pitcher Roy Oswalt were both It didn't matter that he went ejected, the Astros took a 9-2 0-for-3 his first three trips to lead and held on. the plate Monday night. After Daryle Ward led the Astros the monster weekend he had with three RBis. and a career· at Coors Field, they were high four hits, fini shing a happy just to show their .love triple away from hitting for for Chicullo's favorite siUil· the cycle .. Jeff Bagwell and ger. Ward hit consecutive homers, But the latest installment of and Brad Ausmus added a the Sammy Sosu Sllll!ginll puir of RBis for Houston . Show isn't over yet. He went Wood (9-6) was tossed in deep for a third straight day in the sixth after arguing about his lust at-bat, hitting his the strike zone with plate major leallUe· leading 40th umpire Mark Carlson. homer and No . 490 of his Oswalt (14-6) was ejected career in the Chicago Cubs' 9· in the seventh after hitting 6 loss to the Houston Astros. Gonzalez in the back in the He now has five homers seventh. Oswalt had already and 16 RBis in his last three hit Fred McGriff in the secgames. ond. "He's the guy people come ' Wood allowed 11ve runs and to see," Cubs interim munug· nine hits in 5 2-3 innings, er Bruce Klmm said. strildng out I 0 and walking The two-run shot made · none. Oswalt gave up three Sosu only the third player in runs and four hilS in six-plus NL history with five straight innings. striking out seven, Billy Wa$ner pitched the ninth for h1s 26th save. I, MARLINS 0 Jason Jennings became the winningest rookie in Colorado history, and Todd Hehon hit an RBI double us the Rockies beat A.J. Burnett and the visiting Florida Marlins. Burnett (11·9) fost despite pitching a four-hitter . and striking out nine. He leads the NL with six complete games. The only run scored in the fourth when Lorry Walker drew a one-out walk and scored on Helton's double. ROCKIES CARDINALS 10, PIRATES 6 Scott Rolen hit a three-run homer and Albert Pujols drove in four runs as St. Louis won at Pittsburgh. 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Low l'lymontt hy 113 or M urc Eliminurc High lnlem1 Rules & Pees One Simple Low.Mon1hly Poymen1 Feel Good About Ynur Fmanccs Call Toll Free: · while second place in that event was split between Scott Perry and Steve Vance. Hendricks, HellBY and Cooper were the top three drivers left standinllln the Initial heat of the evening, while Helstad, Woodyard and Ju.son Stewnlt lasted longest in the second heu! to qualify for the final event of the evening. Motorsports action· continues at the Meigs County Puirgrounds this evening, with a motorcross even! scheduled to begin ut 7:30 p.lTI. Garret Andei'Son homered two pitches after Spiuio 's seventh of the season, and Kevin App1er ( 1()..9) allowed three hils over 6 2:3 innmgs against a tenm that is lost in the AL m walks, runs, homen; and on-base percentage. Appier gn~c up a two-out single and two walks in the seventh before AI Levine struck out Brandon lnge. Levine and Scot Shields combined to finish the four-hitter, sending the Tigers to their seventh shutout. ·Detroit tied n season high with three errors and raised their seaso.n total to a major leagueleading I02, surpussmg the New York Mets. Two of the mi scues allowed runs to score. Redman (7· 10) was charged with six runs - 11ve earned - and nine hits in four-plus innings after allowin!! no more than two earned runs in any of hrs previous six starts. BLUt: JAYS 2, ATHLETICS 1 TeiTence Long hit a leadoff triple in the bot· • tom of the ninth inning, but was stranded as Oakland lost to Toronto. After Long tripled, Kelvim Escobar struck out pinch-hi Her John Mabry, got Greg Myers on a grounder and retired Mark Ellis on a fly ball. Esteban I-oaiza, throwing a cut fastball he leurned about a month ago, won on the road for the first time in six starts. 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The Nusduq co mposite index fell 2.82 or 0.22 percent, to I,266.46. following Tuesday's loss of 37.52. The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped 7J I, or 0.83 percent, to. 876.90, after falling 19.58 points the day before. . Lotteries prot'itublc en · clC~uvnt' !ll in the year uh~ud art.! upt w he th1t~c 111 whil!h you SCORPIO !Oct. 24·Nov. 22) -- Tho people whose •••l•tunce you muy •••k toduy won't nee~ your to munipulu- crublc tlmi uncl effort. Stay •upp•lrl. II'• how yuu ••k that Wc~nc < ~uy . Au~ . mn~t t4. 2002 BY BRIAN J. REED ROCK SPRINGS - The number of murkel steernhown ut the Meigs Countr Fair each yeur muy be declining, but the quality is on the nse, according to Jeff Fisher of Jltckson. who judged Tuesduy's Junior Fuir Beef Show. · · Brent Buckley's I,300-pound steer curncd grand chmnpion honors, und Auron Yost's 1.309-pound 'Steer Wty> numed . reserve chnmpion. They will lcud the murk,et .steer flortion of the Junior Fmr Livestock Snle on Friduy. Janet Caluwuy was named grand chnmpion steer showman und Alan Wntson reserve champion showmnn. • ~Judging results, in order and by cluss. were: Sleers~ I.G31 to I,266 po~nds: Miranda Buckley, Janet C~,tlwlly, ,t;Jizuboth King, Alan Watson; Steer$, l ,280 to I,309 pounds: Brent Buckley. g.c., Aaron Yost, · r.c ., Ben Buckley, Kucy Ervin ; Steers, I,410 to I,425 pounds: Josh Collins, Ashley Huger. Showmanship was judged as lollows: Senior, 17 and over: Janet Calaway, g.c., Kacy Ervin, Ashley Huger; Junior. 15 und 16: Aaron Yost, Miranda Buckley; Intermediate, 12-14: Alun Watson, r.c .. Elizubelh King; Beginner, 9-11: Ben Buckley, Josh Collins. Wade Collin.s showed the grand cham~ion commercial feeder steer and Jessica Carr the reserve champton market feeder steer, and Brett Parker and Ashley Life were named grund and reserve champion commercial feeder steer showman, respectively. · Commercial feeder steer results were, by class: 408 to 425 pounds: Jessica Carr,. r.c., Morgan Windon, Ashley Life, Jordun Wood; 490 to 528 pounds: Brett Parker, Abbie Chevalier, J.R. Greene, James Will; 545 to 581 pounds: Wade Collins, g.c., Justin Cotterill, Brud Parker. Macyn Ervin. Amanda Windon. Nathan Cook. In showmanship, results were as foll6ws: Senior 17 and over: Brett Parker, g.c., Macyn Ervinj Junior, . 15 and 16: Abbie Chevalier; lntermediaae, 12-14: Amanda Windon, CHAMPION STEER - Brent Buckley shows the grand champion market steer, weighing 1,300 James Will, J.R . Greene; Beginner, Ashley Life, r.c., Justin pounds, at Tuesday evening 's Junior Fair Beef Show. He Is pictured with Beef Flrlnc_ess Ashley Cotterill, Wade Collins, Nathan Cook, Jordan Wood . Life and Fair Quean Meghan Haynes . (Brian J. Reed) OHIO Rabbit show winners Pick 3: 9-B-2 Pick 4: 9·5·2·1 M•l• Millions: 3·1Q-15-1B-25 breed, Vktoriu Luwson. POMEROY - There were Min i top : best of breed. 49 contestants in the junior fair Kaitlin Dewhurst. rubbil show Tuesdny morning . Mini Rex : best of breed, The results are as follows. Ruche! Argobright, be st In showmanship: grand . opposite. Deudm 1-htrncu . champion showman, Taylor Ncthcrlm1d Dwurf. best of Russell; · reserve · champion breed.- Dendra Barneu; best showman. John Swanson. oppo.l itc, Auwmn Hauber. American Fuzzy Lop: best · New Zculund : hest of breed. of breed, Cassie Hauber.. Taylor Russell: best opposite, RABBIT Californian: best of breed. · Andrew Bi "cll . Rex : best of SHOWJulie Lantz: best opposite. breed, AIJlorctlc Sulser. Grand Kelby Brown . · Silver Martin : best of Champion Dutch : besa of breed, breed, Tltbithu .Iones; best In the market Rachel Argabright; best opposite, Raymond H.css. pen class at opposite, Brudy Bissell. .Crossbred : best of. breed, the rabbit English Lop: best of breed, Deadra Burnett: best opposhow, Taylor Samantha Cummins. site, Amorette Sulser. Russell, with Florida White: best of Best of Show : Taylor reserve breed, Jared Russell ; best Ru ssell : best opposi ae, champion, opposite, Kayla Russell. Deadru Barnett . Samantha Holland Lop: best of breed, Murkel Pen : grund champiCummins. Deadra Barnett; best oppo- on, Ta7lor Ru ssell: reserve (Sentinel site, Taylor Russell . · champ1on. Samantha staff) Jersey Wooly: best of Cummins. STAFF REPORT Me1a Ball: 52 . Bucklye 5: 1Q-22-23·28·36 Pick 3 nl1ht: 7-9-4 Pick 4 nl1ht: 9· 7-8-6 W.VA. 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Dun t dJ!Icnunt what you huw to (lf· fer bcfme you get a chance to cx.pres" thing~. . 1 Sections - 11 Pllft Jecuv~: • • BAEEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Index Your • Buckley shows wtnn1ng steer High: 80s, Low: 60s II POMEROY - You cun huve un Ohio State University footbull uutogruphed by Athie! ic Director Andy Geiger. Hcnd Football Couch Jim Tressel!, nnd twa-time Heismnn Trophy Winner Archie Griffin - for u price. Friduy night l1t the junior liveslock sule just before the hogs ure brought into the ring. the football will be uuctioned nlf. The money will go toward building 11 4-H Center on the Ohio Slnte University cnm pus, the first of its kind in the sUite. As 4-H begins t1 new century of hu1iding its future, the youth orgunizntitln has kicked 11ff a cumpuign to ruise money ·· l'or the ·construction of the $12 million4-H Center. Julie Spuun hns been numed severu/ ~:orp1'rute pledg~s . chninnun for Meigs County The rest 11f the money must und Friduy night will present wmc fmm the gms,ronts the football to Dun Smith. sUpjlort of individmtb, ulum<iuctioncer. to sell to the high- ni. uml -1-H members. est bidder. The gmundbreaking cereIt wu~ at the re~o·enl 4: H mony will tttl.c pluce on Voilintccr Conference in Suturduy. Sept. 7. und Ihe guu l Columbus that the presidena is 10 have the building com- · of Ohio State University plctcd in ~O<i4 . unwrapped u gin of 88 auto- · graphed footbulls 10 be used PIGSKIN AUCTION - Friday by .:ountics to kick ofT fund night at the Meigs County rnising efforts. , Junior Fair livestock auction. The Center will he built an Ohio State autographed ucross the street fwm the rootba\1 will be sold to the .Jemme Schottensteiil Center ttl the corner of Lune Avenue highest bidder just berore the und Fred Tuylor Drive neur sale or ~ogs. The proceeds Ohio 315 . nt whut hus been ·· will go Into funding construedeemed the "new entnmce" to tlon of a 4-H Center on the the university. Ohio State Un iversity campus. Ohio Sttttc hus committed Here Julie Spaun, lert. county 'the lund und site. lntregal to 4-H chairman, snows the footmaking the mult,i-million dol- ball to.Den Smith. auctioneer. lur dreum u reuhty huve been (Charlene Hoeflich) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Weather I. I !TUESDAY Hometown News,.per Football signed·by Archie Griffin, other OSU luminaries hits the audion block HOEFLICHOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM People occasionally say really bizarre poth ment 55 llrlnd Jhings . For examph!: 30 Grind dOwn 47 Quiche namo1 32 Oull..tot need 31 Koep1on "Success to me ts Peut 49 Baatty or having I0 honeydew 34 "Ed Wood" Splrkl 3a rn'~tc. melons, und eating . ltlr -lcltlly 40 r.wc;~ Men" 35Jolcel only the top hulf of each one.'' Who suid that'/ Success in four hearts is havin.g lO tricks . And even tl you appear to have four losers, victory is sometimes possible. Hide the East-West hands in the diagram. then plan the play in four hearts . West leads the diamond king. You win with the ace nnd ·cush the A-K of hearts, but West discards a diamond on the second round. How would you continue? North's four-heart rebid is debatable. He decided logo with the CELEBRITY CIPHER known .eij!ht-card maby Lula Campo• · jor-suit ftt. However, Celebnly Clphoo cryptogroml 111 crooto<l from quo1111ono by lamouo · people, put end pruent. E1cn letter In lfte clph1r tlande lor another. with such u nut hand, Today's clue: I aqua/a L perhaps he . should "WEKKNEOL NY JIK II!YH, have settled for three no-trump (which can OKJQ HJ ALYH POEZPL be made, but might fail). 8 A. M J Y L A D. R E K H D You seem destined to lose two heart and OEWL "INFJKPL NY E two diamond tricks . But if you count winli!QCLKY." AIECLI ners, lhere might be "c 10. Play a cfub to PI! K C OKEZH your king, return a club to dummy's ace ·PREVIOUS SOLUTION -'I never wear a watch. Ijuallook out tht window and Itt If It's daytime or nighttime.' and ruff a club in -(Pirate outfielder) Crelg Wilson • hand. Then, collect three spade tricks WOlD ending in the dummy. '::~:t~~y sctr\\cillA-~t-trs· tAM I · (If East ruffs, you had - - - - - - l~lto~ loy CLAY l, POLLAH - - - - - no chance.) You have Rearrong1 letter• of t~e nine tricks in the 0 lour ocrombltd word• bo· bunk: three spades, lew ro fcrm fo~,~r llmple wcrdt. two hearts, .one diaDILANI mond, two clubs and one club ruff. In hand, you have left two trumps and two diamdnds. East has a spade, two high trunws and a diamond. Now you lead dummy's lust club. What can East do? If he discards, you ruff for your lOth trick. If he ruffs, you discard a diamond loser and must collect another trump Irick. Effectively, East has ruffed ~ PRINT NUMBERED ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES one of his !)artner's diamond tricks. You make ·a fourth trump Irick by a coup en passant. Burbra Streisund wastes honeydew melons. I PEANUTS Whafs inside S4C~ 50 Clohr'l yell 3t Nolllinl!ll Ill ...... Melp County's 51 Bubble52 Gin. 53 ltnltmd bliK'1111 N11tll1 ~· ~ 41 8WI!II brlnd food 11 PFC baM 17 -yllgn II Ellllnl 20 Fur!M whltptr 2t Crum~tollt' 22 PlnOt • J Ill l 6 • Q IU It • f ' • J More fair piduresr A3,5 2002 Together we cari change your.body. And .your life. GEMINI CMay 21-Junc 201 ... You 11taru.l a very aonJ r.:hunt.:e Loduy •if ~ull!tfuctvrily wruppin11 up u mutter .that ha• cuu11ed you Jmnu: contention • recently. II' nee~ be, pre" !he •huatlon. CANCER (June 21-iuly 221 ·· Mukins tim< hl<lay In pur- sue und purtok c 111 !lo me pleaburabh: LU.:tivilics will nt.ll be countcrpnllluctive. On Ihe .. cnntrury. 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