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POMHRO\' - keep in mimi your lril:ks y1>11 I AtW'MifM~I!Ail>S.rNltNti..CQM I htggc\1 In hi~ Brid~e l'ht~ I\Utjll\1tiiC Ul'll • dcsl C is 1\>r C1•unt Your Trkks. When llcfcnlling. alwnys hlf!J.CI: the J 1111111~1 of 11\.'~ll tl> Ill'· rem the \'lllllrlll:t. Mo~t 1•f 111~ stu· 1lt:lliS CIT Oil thiS i.ICUI, . primarily hc~nus~> thoy pluy lou quickly . Slttin)! Llu~l mtd d~:· f~udiug uguiusl four h~urts, whul Wlllilll duhs.) I IT~ 1\ [)C(..•f.f\T• txX:. WOitLD OUi ii-\EKE. I l'cldly'l c/llt: "V . J ci~ht. Dcclurer will w1 n in the dummy hcurt. But Eusl wins with his nco lllld lends the spudo three. West ruffs unci. rending Easl's cmd us II sult-prcferencc slg· nul. returns u club. Uust'nuff dofeuts tho .contruct. nnd p1tty u NEW$PAPEAS CoV« All lhl _. Malor lubjiiCIII • Thur"lny, Aug. 22.2002 Thmugh u set of unique clrcurnitunccM, ynu mny enter Into nn tiiLUMUululllunco In the YL'ur ahcall with ~orucnne whn will lttu·oducc yuu In rnnny IICW frlcn~o llll<l frcih iUCUM, 't'IIUI ' life cuuld lnku u ¥t>ud tlirc.:tlnn . · LEU (July 23-Au~. 22) •• First s~t lire c~11111plc If you hupc ttl rc..:clvc COOflCruHun fmm lllirCf! todny . Whut you pul out In wuy of ylvc·und· rukc Is c~uctly what you will gel bu.:k In return. No more, nu lc"". Know where to look lor rnmnnce unl.l yuu'U find h. The AMtro·Oruph Mutchrnukcr ln!tuntly revcul• Which !IJnl tu·c mnutllllcully perfect for you. Mull S2.T3 to Mutch· lllllkcr, C/n thl! lleW!PUJ1cf1 1'.0 . Bo~ 167, Wickliffe. On 44092 . VII!OO (Aua. 23·Scpt. 22) .. Unlc•• ynu 11rc well orwun· ltcd und mulnluln u fcu~lble sche~\Jic you cun live with In· d11y, thina• ure. llkely to rile lll> on ynu 01111 quickly overwhelm ynu. Don I puint yiJur· ·Nclr into u c:urncr. LIIJIIA <Sept. 2J·Ocl. 23) • • fleer prcuurc could be wthcr severe toduy In 1rying tu !£CI you In ~ro up'• I I fullow 1he whirno. but yuu I II 0 I' M :11 MKTM. QIITZCJ y. pulnt too l..llrry Blink~ (\111~trll\'lilltt ,,,. viU~I' t\\f l'lwt'l\\11\t 1.~\ \ill\i'lll\'nl. h• Polt'\ill\) Wtl~ ~~ low h11.1\l.:>t' \Ill tlw lv.lb\11 ~~'ll.'l, wltkh ln\'I\1\~S tho:> hl$lt1Ht1• ll~('t\tll.lit\jllh\' l11hlttl IsW\\1'1.., tl(m of \1\li;~s I0 t'tlll will<' ttl\\1 .:>~t.:>lll.l(\~1\lf\ll.'tl\U\, ""'\'\\1\lh\ll l\1 M\1\.,l't~ 1111! 24(1 1\lot lllll\11\' lilt> t~mphlt~mo:>r I' ~'\l~'t<l\lt\111\'1 \\t\\1\'t'W'<I} Ill IINII\1 ttl\ll\i tOO 1\llfKhll!l(ll wuU, tits hi1l Wtls t\\'V w~b \\1' wl\\>tli)\\'r IM ''~t ~"" $1 !lll.Q'N, 11\lf\\ J vJ ~'"" '~"'~'""'"'"'II' t~l\'1'1\ -- HWIIIIHC." pet'Cont UMI ':~~:~i~' S~~,~)1~\-"~~S' - ._ _......;._ Ulroi CLAY I. 'QLLAN _.;....._ __ WOlD ~~ I1 SOWllllll W R () r, 11 T ex~~tly 1 15 1 14 1 1 I ,15 I N, I U .F. N . . I. ~~ . I!L t . P~INT NUMB~R!D ~ LillliS IN SQUARES I' ... v UNSCi.'<MB\E \fliERS' 101 ANSWER · lnwl~ \I ll\ hll\'\1 Ill\ 1\ \11\\ hll thl' It hwll)!ll llli1111l' Hldtlllll•'' 'IIIII thttt h,., 11•h• 11 Ill Ill' ''' tl\\l~t hl \'111•tt' 111 ~1'1'1' ''"\111111' l1t1111 "l\1lli1111 ti\1\>IIIJI\ th1• I'HI\' ~' " 111"\llllllhlll 'ltll' 1'111111'' \\ lth " '11\'11~11\'l' Ill 111'111 IIIII II lth .,.trl~. ltlil.ll\llll'llillill 1\ll'tlti\11\t\t 111111 ,, dull'\1\l~lltlmt ~1\lll~m' wilt ill' tltll\11111 h1.•1 ~~~~~~~~ ~lhllltll'~ . lilll'lll'lll\ ll~ hh\'\l 11\1 II 4 I \\It\\ lllth I t\jl,IU\ 11~1h th\' Ill~~ '1\th~tt \\II • fllhf~ 1111 lu l.'ll'flltll~ltiotl 1\lr lht 111 nh~t~ uf ~11h1111l~ \Ill '1\lcsthl~' """ ;\tully :\, l'mtthlil'll -~ "" Hll~ll~h l~ll-·h\11' Ill ~''''II~ lllllh Ill\ It \II\' )'t'llf 1.'\llllflll't: l 'IIIII\' l ' 1~111 , Nnth1111 ~~lhill~lll' .luttll!~ lillt\\1\, 11111.1 ~~~hl'\'1.'11 ~ll l 'ltl'l II~ ~Hh,~llt\11~ ll'lll'it• ~r~: 111111 l\1711hit• ,til\' ~~. l 'Hthll tlhlili!ICI'o lhllll\.\1 Jn · ~s. 111111 llotlllu Shnt11 1111 1'111\'llll~t·ll wrvl\'t'~ \1 11\lti'UI'l~ hi 1\~.•l~t hilllllkltl'tl~d •I IIlii' III~ . t'l') ~till M.l\'lttttllllli Wll• l'llljllll)\111 II~ rl hll~ litil'l't' tll\ II (lll~ '11111' 1'\ll\ll'll\' l, lllNIIhl lil~ 1 l'l'lli'l'll\~1\1 1111~ ~1'111111'\' hi .11111\1'! II, llutr. hl11h Ndtll\ll llht'tll'lun. t•t1'1'>'1il't' lui~· Lotteries II .j• .~~ I' •j' I'• j I I I ITlrn j' . · · · OHIO · Pick :II G·~ · l . Pick o1t S·G-2•7 ~ ·--- lonul IIIII 42 Klckerr 4·2· 1·1·1 ·0 "ck s nl1h11 2·0·2 "ck " nl1hlt 4· I+O • muNin't ylchlto unythlng1ha1 npptl!CM your illlllcr judamcnt. It •pelt• u·oublc. SCOili'IO (Oct. 24·Nov . 22) .. Grnnllnu n fuvor to un nssodnte to(lny, thlnklnij you'll he linckcd by him/her when tire ¥Uing ~eu tuu»h, will pr·ovc tu be lutlle todny. Thl~ /lCr!on wjllleuvc yuu nut onn 1mb. SAOITTI\RIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) .. If rou u•c oomc· one el••"• Ideo• toduy without ~Ivins the pmon proper uc· knowlcdacrncnt, you could be vlcweu tiy other• u1 u phony, Don't try to tuke credit for . whut another concelvea. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22·Jan. 19) .. Someone with whom you'll be cloocly uuOI!ItriCd hxl~y could expect more from you thu11thl1 peraon 11 wlilln¥ lo ~lve buck In return, IF I~ In· volvc• money, don't act en · tonjled. 1\QUARIUS (Jun. 20·I'cb. 19) .. Shnuld nthm pay more oucntlon 10 your cnmgunhJtJM l<ldny than they do o you. don't he (Jbvlnu• ubou1 feel· in» unnoyed. lrulnu•r will not become you. I'ISCBS (Pcb, 20-M<trch 20) .. When it cornu to deul· In~ with your nwn uffaln, ' W.VA. Dilly 111·7-4 Dilly 4t 3·1·2·7 Powlrbllh 1·1·43·47·48 (38) - Lo~ul . Hkulebourd enthuNiuNIH will teum . Up With U \lrtJfCNNlnnlli MkUIC• Villl111 l Ull Ultllf'l\ ~ t'ur ll tic~IMiull , bouraer, vii 11110 oiTioluls und Othar huMin MM htmtll~ b~ th btllll'\lln~ lud d: · other concomed 11dul1~ to lrllll8• form 11 corner of Cl nornl • IIPimwln~ 111 ~111\lt'"cl with uorMyliSA to Ho111naor Purk Into u flrHt·uloNN MlllltJI~ IIIN 10 lhii IIIMlfl~l'N Ml'houiM rur tho nettt 8kutoboord fll4lillty, . IWlJ ~llUrM; Browco Murlln, owner of t llillltll illt l'llNllilllitlll 1\1• Mlllhli~hllll! th tiiM• Skntoloplu, u Nkntebuordlnll focll· lrllltill'llllliUIII•IIIll)' llhllt rur lh~ l'lllplo~ 1M' MIWi It~ Jlrd mu~eum nour Rutlnnd, illMlll'hll~ll i woN · nnmod proMidcnt of Skulo • IIIJPI'OV~~ llltYllllll\1 ol' $~MIJK hrl'llltlch. Nu I Purk MelliN County'~ orgttnl~· 'ARK OIIGANIZIItl- llrtwoo Mtrtln ol SkDtDIOPIII, far loft, Tlrtll 1111d AMMOI.llnl Mfor tll'~hhc~rl'll~M 111111 "~lll'IIMeM trn ln11 commllloo m u mcctln11 Spenoor, lor rt&ht, ond Tod DoKtor, rtnr tett, tro offlo•ra lor Skate Ptrk · 1ht M~IS uthl 1111 r11ulllly: or Mol&l County'• or&lnlzln& oommlttot. Thoy nro l)loturtd with aomo WcdneNduy even ina. • lt"llfllvo~ mulnl mm~• 11~1· •e~~1 111M fur ~ilfll rM He will work wflh Mladlllf)Ort of the toon1 who will MUIIt.ln r1111ng lundl lor 11 now lkltl perk nt llllil dllllili.IIIIOrM fllr tho Ullri Ill M~ht·llli ~ Ufl · Muyur SuntJy lonnurolll. 110ront8 Otnernl Hertlnltr l'ork. ( rltn J, RIIIJ~ • OiliJrtlYUU lt hlliM /pur~ hiiMLl llltll ~~Ill Ill with und lither ndultN und u 11roup "r Am rl~dll orn~o ~~~~tamM rnr ~ v 11 ~~~IIIli tlupll· younyNtorM to roiMe fundN .und . trlhutcd more !hun S1,000 wwnrd and of the n11nmor l'or 118 IIIIIo uN ll"li1rM Ill " ~0~1 or 11!585 ll lllullllt Wlih ~hllrll~ Ynr promote pluns to construct lhc the project, but fund·rulilnu ~2.~00. . ~o~IOM. . new purk. · tfl'nrts will b 11111 In ourn ~~ on~c "This will h j111t u NlllUII ploea Th llOIU'illllliVi lllntu X~~IIIIY Mmitllllll LIIM • Tcre111 Spencer WIIK numad vlec H~:hool b llillM. While 11 tntly ot' 11 hlllMOr puzzla," MurUn 11110. pro1iaont of tho committee, Ted Hlllle·of·thc·url Nkllto purk will 1'Skm porkN lifO th ntost t18td · ilUM~ hlrlny llllil iiOillfl IIMIIIIun 11r fl rNunnoL Dclltor wo8 oppolnlcd trousurer, eo11 uboul $24,000 10 complol , recreutlonul f!WilhloM In oil eom· · Allonlllnll w I'll llu~k l u)', Mtll'~ It Rhtlll muM, und Zondru Hfndy, 8Ccrolury. Mortln Nllfd Ihill t1 flr11 i)hOMil . trauNut·or: nnd momb rN Nu11111111 llum~ht yN •• 1t1 chilo, demon huve cun"\__could be completed b foro lhll Plutt ... lkltl, AI Run l.c1yun, 8u1111 Wnltull tllltl .lulm lll"tJ, or or lndu . 2 llctiOnl • II hill Calender Classlfleds . · A4 ·B6· 7 Comics as Dear Abby A4 Editorials Movies Sport• Weather J, RIID MIDDL.l!POR'f '1\tlll')' lllllj!I'SS, hull\1 l.tlt'\'~llll', di!\'IIN~I.'\1 thr 1\l'W lll'ltjli~~tiii!IPI'II~t'lltll mhlt\11'\1 h)' tho llllt\t\1 \llll'ill't' lit IN tlllllll)t, II snl1.l thu1 1 hill' 11clthl't' hl' Ill' the hulltllllt.'lll llhll\11 tit\' lt' ~tilljlo hi' ((UCM• 111111\ld lhll l~j!llllty Mil iCI' IIIUI'I.'hiiiJI hlllltl IN IIIII 1\liW ttn llmtt•l'lll't'l t•ulur n••ti11lty, hut ll~lltll'lllk In lhlll lll'lllii'M 111\lllUI'Ihtll r httNI.'tl 11111\tlllil'lltUilllll Ill' Mttkllt~ ~·It lhtttllmu~hln~ huntt IM l'hlllt~l'~l to 1111 ~~u·u·~lll'l'kuhtt' lll'tlvlt thut 11 wuttltl I lilllt'illl~ntullu hi M' IIIil~flll\l, 'l'h~ lu~ 1 IIW\11\llll!i ltl llu••klu~. 11ihiWM t~M tln~ MlutluiiiM In ~Wu ·l' lll't,ku· l111' ~~~tlvltl~w. hutiUitlhoM In ttl'llli '1111~ 111\tllr~mM . 'l'hl' h\1111\lll uldl'ti tolll'll~l'l!tl with th11 l'lumlcll td!itln~ un uthl~ti'N 1111..1 'ttlltl llll'lllhcrM lr 11 l'nHM wllhlu tha i'l'tllntlWlll'k ul' th~ htw. lluc~l~~ will QR~UOIIPMVOAILVIfiNTIN~L .OOM IUptrLottOI S•15•24·2G•38•41 ICUM·LITI ANSWIIll · Wretch· Filth· Squaw· DrllfJOn ·FEWWANrs · As a kid I always dreamed of being rich . An old family friend told me that being rich doesn't 0111y mean having many thi~ga buill also means having FEW WANTS. · chnnce• nrc ynu will hnntJic ~ thln11 1 cmnpctcntly, h111 in Mltuullt>nN whCI'Cyou're dvln~ for nnuther. It coni~ he nn· . other MIOr~ . . ARIES (Mnr~h 21 ·1\/wlll\1) •• Try to \'luy thlnws I ¥hi to· dny, whctrer ynu 1ru lnvol~e<l . · In bu Minu'' Niluutlun! m 1n~lnl onea. There ure lndlcnllons rhut yuu rnny lruroducc lurbu· lent elcmcn!K Into lhlttya lhut Nhnuld be untruuhlcd, TAURUS (April 20·Muy 20) .. With the wmng uultudc 1odoy YllU could mn~c cuntll· lion• 'lultc Icily bmh In your work·n·dny world und In Y'lur domcMIIc one. Lou•cn up ui1d ' don't louk ot thlnw• 111 dnrk una Jloomy . OEMINI (Mny ~ I·Juno 20). •• De on uunrd toduy, becuu~e •mncuno with vppualna PO· litlcul or phlluaophlcul vlcwa rnljht lry to draw you Into 8,1 urJurncnt. You're not solna In ChUnJe hi1/1Jcr thirtkill!l• JU don't let into it. C":NCP.R (June 21 -Juir 22) .. It 1 be11 not to pu tao much atraln on yuur rcauurcea toduy unle•• 1hc lltuat!Lm 11 dire. E~erythlnJ ciao eun walt until you nrc In u beucr flnuo. elul atnlc. De prudem urtd pru"lcul. IV IRIAN I. hi'I'N IWt~ \'IIII~CI'III'd Martin to head up local planning committee Hlah: iOIJ Low: 601 Dthlllt, A:l Complo" rho chuckle quol8d by filling In rho mining word• you dovolop lrom lltg No, J btlow. · Plans continue on skateboard park Wllther 1 bought a sign at an antique store It road: "ThB past can be valuable as a guidepost but It can be dangorous as a· ··· .. • post." •. IM?.....,.-nla..;,l-rl-,1---1 K A L 1 1: c IC) a S ~lKIJ . =·~·==~·~·~· · N L.. 1• ~)~· .d . hlj~,h Whl~>lll\'1.'\l~ IW\1 IIS~islllllt l'lllll'illlll\ II 111 l'ilhl'\1 h) · 1'11~11\l 1111'1\l""t' 1(1111 \lllt\11. \\1 I\ hk'h 1\iii\Qt~llll'l\\l~ltl Wlllhmt lllll'~t~~· 1'\111111111\'11 tlllll "lht•t\' I' 1l~t\1~ 111 ~u,tll\· lhv ~~~~~ " DIGGING IN -Chary Mornhout, J r my Flahor. M tluo Morkmm nnd Oon RINtt ftnjoy \hi! fr1111 brllokflllt provtd d bY tho Rncln Unltod Mathotllat CI1Yroh for South rn l!lllmlll1tlllry btlllk•\O 8Choot Pllf nti. (Aanea Hapka) 1--rr,~lr-··:..r;,M:-.:.;H----ll l \'\'\11' 1.'\l\11111"1 U\ tl\1' 1\"hl t\111 1'1 \1\1.' 11~11 ~)18100\~. ~=====::-....J r- i~s M hlllh \\'1\\~11 111 '\\1 11\1\l 'Ill\ Thl' 1\III'Stl\111 \II 1\hl'lh\'t Ill\' lntere~tt·ute . I~ c~pect · 1 1 ' 1':.1111~ l\tlttl\111 111 ,htl.'l..'lllt 1\ISI hliV<l U t'\lw r.r-rl.;_r..;, . .;_T1jl~l-l . . . l\11\\11.'\1 thl' ~~ •ljll I \\1,'111 'l'hll\\" Ill\\ ~~~~~\\lit\ nl11ht\ 111\'l'lh\lll't th" 111~\t\l 111 hh11\ 1th•11 offices nmln· 111111 und muke nocc~Hury Improvements to wotcr nnd 0 1\>\,\~h 11\\ll'l~ II~ ~ov·ermnenl Aoorron;o loll til of tho four ICromblod wordo b.. low ro form four olmolt word1. 1 I~ C14AIII.M HaD\.ICIM .od tQtul Q()Sl, ut' Sl.l mil· lion. Tho WutQt nnd Sonlhll')' Sewer ·Pro»rllln helps locul '•m• manager, on Ttd William• ''''""ltl''" \' " ';\11\.~1\11~ 1'111' l\11 1\'\'t ,, t'\'11\tl tll,lft\11.'11#1\t\\ll.ll\"it;lll'lil 1\ t l'Ot.IHIH 1\' \ll lt\\l\hltlllltt~h 'd1111.1l 1111111' 1 1 1l tlltl.l 1•lll~t 111-'t'-1~1111.'1 1\\'t\' h1t1'1.l 111 •\'llll't,•t\' ·ed to 1\ilnollt 1.1)71 hou~e · holds unct cuny ~~~ Qst.lmlll· tmportlnt ht w11 1 grtat Amtrloan.•- Tom Laeordt, Hall ot '"'""'"'"Ill '""' '"" .m.t-1 I "' til\> for The new plunt PA&VIOUS SOLUTION- 'Mt Wll 1 Qrtll hltllr, but juat II n Staff m!lnt schedule. Pun nt the lnun will huve no intot'Ost · due unu purt will cnrry n J AWHM UftJCKIIWHC I.X. Wll lt\..11. ''"''''~ 1'11 11.\11 :-..~ " " 1'11\l'M , , "~ 11\.1t ""' ' "'''-''" • \\ Ill • " l'\1111~ lll\\1 1.'\lll ftll' U\~\\11\1111\\ \~j~l\11\\fl 1~11'1\tlh '~"' ~~~ '\1-\, 1\ \lh Ill\• ""~"'\ 1\1 ~ hi\l 1\1~1 tlll\1\fl 1111' l"l"""~ 1111 11\\~ ,,,, , t\•llljl "' " '\11\. th.ll t\•\1\jl " 111<11\'1\ Ill Ill\" l't.tlll\11\jl 1)1111\t M til\> 1\'t\11. . ~1\t,"\'1' \1\''1.'11~'\\tl\\> 1\1.~~\ 1\' 111111. ~\'tl\11\lh~l '1111~\ 1'111.• I tllo\1.'1.' h.l, ,lltl\1\~\ •\1'\111\ I h~ II~ 1\\11\'11 ~~~" ~~ i\11\l'lllll~t I' ~ llh I'll\ till' ,...II ,, '"''~\\~ \'\It \" til\• \'\Ill lll'llllt IIM\1.'1 h~ \'\111\ltlll'lt\\11 1-l Ill\> ' ''\'\\:" lllill.-1 tl\11'\' '""'"~'' mme ucul Is 10 wmk. (iut with tho IWA." . The loun will 1)!\ for lni· tlul eniJineerh1» \'Osts, und will 1\il puid ort' on u pny· YN C v ~tl\llll IINI\1\ II 1U t-..• 1.h\\ 'II 111111 I"" tlll'lt\'\1. ,, ,1\: •I ~~~~ , 1\\ll ' Nllt '"''t 1h1'111, ~111.1 "'~"'~ • I"'~" I '''ti ·n•' whon wo'll u~:tmlll)' oo uhlo I\) sunt." Anclcr~on suld. "At this HMIIPVCH UKTM U DCZIIPC - ! ruff. At trick two. II UTH m this z lqtlaif I' UPVMVIX y UKCI gtctnn. At this point, most l:iusts immcdiulcly fl' · 0 lurn the spmlc lh1·eo. West ruiTs und shift~ 111 11 club. hut declarer wins und plays 11 trump. 13ast lilllcs his aco und lcuds another srmll•, but dcdarcr ruffs hil!h, dmws lh11 1111 ss Ing 1runw. und >lOW 00 '(OU ·dulms. J..---.~ I Eusl is ~1nrculislk in hoping West can · nvcmtff South on the thirllmund of spades. 13ust should huvo con· sidcrcd his lurget. Four tricks were j nc edc d, not 1hrcu. Bust hud to orgnnlzc ! '----..,..--.!: L-.JIJ giving his club ruff West hisbefore spttdo Eust should hnv~ shlflcu 10 the club UTH ' ' ll's hurd to tell by Lull Campol ~ ClpMI QIYPIOII!lmt trl Cltllltd It~ QYQIOIIOM bylamo~~~ pooplt, Pill anti p"""l. Eooh letltr In lht lllpl,., atandiiOt anotl\tt. ' I ~Zzzzz;?t. !.. ~~~-EE_!.~-N-~~-,~T~ . 'S<ll)tl.lmOOt'. CELEBRITY CIPHER 11nutnc the opcnin!llcud. Cl\lllrly, pnrtncr hn~ ted u sill- , II "'11.1 IMI till' ~ I I\ 1\.1 N\ ~ t .~,t " 1:.. &t\1:.' 111« "1111 M\11 Mu....~r. t\VIII« 1.'\11\lll.'lhl\t\11 '""' 1'4\"' k \I 1'<\{\ 11!1~ \~'\'\' I~ '111.111' 1\f POMEROY '- Th<> 1.'\lntt'lll.'t llil' 1"'~ 1.'\11)1\lhl<ll\\f, tl\\1.1 V'\1.'\\11' \11m~, .!II t~ ~. ltl!liw..\' N>t\11\' '""' \11'1 " ~ ~~~ !llitW(I •. t~ 1 rmh l't't.lt" 1~ 1) .~. 1\11\1\'t\1} ~~~~ IW\'~t~.~llt, II• ~\jltl ~~ "'' It\ ~ 1'11'11\ t \\ ""'" 1111.Anw (\1ft>-~ 1.1f El111h~flo ~""~· 1.'\\l\1111\'l, SI\'u\1\11\'\"l ~t\\'t'll',tti\1. ''""" 111\\1 100 St~l 1\lf tho:> fl'llltWW\\f~ ' h11.'\' t~ 1.'\'411~1 t'll!ln I' \WII I'll\.>'"-"''~' 1\ltl hliW t 111\ll'· \)1\l\11'1.1(\\~\l' tl\i) tl~t pl\11.~;) \If 1)\1\\' t>l\llt ~~''"' 1~t(tll.~t\ ~~'~~''' t\\~tll t~K• ~~~ d>'l.'tl'\~1~ i\114.1 \\ill 1\ til 1\1.11 t\\' \I<IQI:. 1.'\ltt~ll'\\l.'t\on 11l~ 1\11\\i)l\1) ·~ Ohl\1 I l'tlt'llll\'1\t 1•1' Nt~tltnll ~~~~~~~ IIIItH ~~ \~'\11\\l I~' \IIIII\• P"~h\ll lvt w1111. 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You huvc 12 ll<lints, und !hero nrc seven In tho ' ' " A6 A3 BI-S A2 o 2D02 Ohio Vlfll'f Publilhlllf eo. to All are Invited to a "ll111l111 Cer••••r" to welcome the Relay for Ufe Celebration lu1 that will travel to Washlrigton, D.C. in Stptembtr for the "Celebration on the Hill" . fve111.,., A11111111111 Jr • t 0 AM • MMC M•l• ......... At pr11111t, 96,000 tlgnature• are on the l:tut that hat traveled to 41 ltatlt. MEDICAL . CENT Df cmv r tlrd lo/~c·l'l>(/)'•7• "" www.hol~ r.ora Add yours on Tutldayl -----"-------~ • • . . • I . ~:.~---····----·---··--~···-~------------""-""~----~=I �• ntin 1 Qhk) ther Chance for rain returns Friday \VI lid~ I l'li\I~~Y, J\Ittl,y ~l\1\1\ly. d\\11\t~ t~f ~h\1\\\'1~ 11ml thmlllllt• ~1\~~~~~ 1\\mt '"'" nl\111\hlil, 1111, H~h~ 111!1\1' 9\1; \\\!~t wh\\1~ l\1\\\111\1 111\11))1\, t'l\\111\.~ llf 111111 -'11 1~1\.'\'llt l"till\lji llll_lht .. .l\1111~ l.'lm~ whh ll ~h\\11\."' tlf ~lltl\\lei'S lttll thlllllll\~t\\1111~. L\)W~ Ill til\' Utll'lef ~. t'lllll\\'1\ llf 111hl ;\t} tll!t• I . Ihlen pl1ns Dlytonstop "'~~lltltd I\)M*8l S\ltut\1\lji"' M\\~IIy ~lt~udy with ll dttmt'\' \if ~h\l\\~111 llml ''' thun\let!lh.ll'lll~. lll~~;h~ In Ill\' mi\II!U.~. t"hnnt'\' t~f t\1111 I Jur.y 111tecl In trial ~\}8 , LOCAL STOCKS EMS ftlns Cummings, Racine, alleging degree felonies; default on a mortgage agree• Michael W. Holder II, to ment in the amount of two consecutive one-year POMEROY Mei~s $64,984.09; prison terms on counts of Etn<lrgency Services umts • A judgment suit by Betty breaking and entering and answered the following calls Harris, Reedsville, against vandalism, both fifth-degree fot assistance: David Watson, Pomeroy, felonies, five years of comCENTRAL DISPATCH alleging non-payment of munity control, 500 h<;mrs of 7:30 a.m., Tuesday. $4,506.59 for use of 'crop community service and $900 Morning Star Road, Juanita land; restitution to victim, Wayne Christina, Holzer Medical • A foreclosure action filed · Dent: ·Center; by Bank One. Milwaukee. • Jessie J. Hoffman, revo10:48 a.m., Salem Street, Wis., against Terry L. cation of community control Rutland . Paul Taylor, Ottman Sr., Long Bottom, and SEPTA evaluation on a Pleasant Valley Hospital; , alleging defau lt on a c h ar~e of breaking and 1\:55 a.m., Holzer Metgs mortage agreement in the entenng; . Clinic. Chelsea Salser, amount of $29,983.29: • Harry L. Estep Jr., to two Pleasant Valley; • A forecJosu~ ·suit filed consecutive one-year prison 8· . Martin Street, Mortgage Electronic terms on charges of breaking • -~~~'4l~~~n~~~fr~~~t~~~if Systems, Inc., and entering and receiving •Iawoun, Fla., against Gail stolen property, both fifthMcAbee, Middleport, and degree felonies, ftve years of ' 9:26 p.m., Village Green others. alleging default on a community control and Apartments, Pomeroy, mortgage agreement in the SEPTA evaluation, $3,500 bonna Miller, Holzer; amount of $19,937.91; restitution to victim, Wednesday, 5:16a.m., The .• A suit alleging breach of Elizabeth Gloeckner; Maples, l'amela Moore, a lea5e agreement filed by • Jason Qulv ey, on a 1-tolzcr: Provident Bank, Cincinnati, motion to revoke community . 7:25 a.m., Main Street, against Kenneth H. Payne, control, original charge of l'ollleroy. Sue Foredice, Pomeroy, in the amount of complicity to commit gr;md re1\tsed treatment; $17,629.89. theft auto, a felony of the I :26 p.m.. Holzer Meigs A foreclosure has been fitlh degree, I 8 months in Clink, Thomas Tucker, granted to U.S. Bank against pri son less time served. Rory M. Robinson, H.olzer; 4:27 p.m.. White's Hill 'Road, Eddy Miller, Holzer; · II :32 . p.m., Overbrook POMEROY - Marria~e ~ent er, Robert Phillips, POMEROY An action licenses have been issued 111 · ftolzer. · for dissolution. of marriage Meigs County Probate Court . POMEROY has been filed in Meigs to David Carroll Jacks Jr., · County Common Pleas 30, Langsville, and Rebecca Court by Judith A. Lee, Lynn Ockerman, 28, auto fire. Edith Sisson, treat- Racine, against Forest A. Langsville; David Michael ed; Lee Sr., Pomeroy. Lucas. 20. Vinton.. and Terri 4:31 p.m., Rocksprings Dissolutions have been Renee Hickman, 25, Vinton; Rehabilitation Center, granted to Deborah Kay William James Eakins, 27, relative, police said. Foh'l\st Ward, St. Joseph's Osborne and Gale Eugene Middleport, and Margaret Kenneth Sperry, 36, died a 'Hospital; Osborne, and Cynthia Frances Blake, 32, couple of hou~s late~ on ' RACINt . Mama~i and Kenneth Middleport; Albert Eugene· Wednesday at Cl~atu Medical · '2: 43 p.m., with Bashan, MamatL Tibbs Jr., 19, Ironton, and Center in Columbus. Syracuse, Court Street Road, A divorce has been grant- Violet Lynn Rnulinaitis, 27, Sperry apparently shot him~as leak at G&M Fuel ed to Jennifer L. Walker De~ter: Kyle David Ord, 24, self hi the head around lO from Adam P. Walker. Pomeroy, and Lisa Kay .Supply, no injuries. a.nt , about the lime of his The tase of Gre~ory S. Honaker,' 25, Pomeroy; and hearing on a request to supGibbs against Julte Ann Bradley Matthew Cheadle, pres~ 11 stlllement he made to . Gibbs has been dismissed, 24, Albany, and Barbra Ann poli~e. accordhig to bubli11 ' . Watt, 37, Albany. pollee and the Union County • POMEROY - The folShe~iff'~ Office. lowinl! civil actions have .S!)etty was nttested May 9 been flied In Meigs County on charges of rape. gross sexCommon !'leas Court: POMEROY - The folualimpo!ltlon and se~ · tal bat. • A judgment suit by J.D. lowing were sentenced tery bll~ed ott alle~alions by a ·Drilling Co., Racine, against recently in Meigs County 14·year-old relatfve, bublin D.J . Group, Beverly, alleg- ·Common Pleas Court: POMEROY - The fol · pollee said, Ing property . damage in the • Scott Frazier. to two con- lowing were winners of $50 amount of $4,822.89; · secutive one-year prison savings bonds at the Mei~ s • A foreclosure suit filed terms on counts of breaking County Democratic Party s by 1-tome National sank, and entering and receiving booth at the Meigs County Radlle; against Thomu E. stolen property, both fifth- Fair: Monday, bond spon- File suits ;mlll!"-"'"'· Men sentenced _considered.Category 5 MIAMI (AP) - On radar, . • •• the storm was a sph'erical When Andrew arrived. Max mass ·barreling into the .Mayfield was .already a 30Fiorida coast, with red, yel- year veteran at the hurricane low and blue hues warning of center, which was then in subdeadly wind and torrential urban Miami's Coral Gables. ram. The storm kept him from getThat abstract image of ting home to his wife and Hurricane Andrew's fury 10 th ree children. years ago this week .was As the hurricane moved , swiftly replaced with a devas- Mayfield deli vered the news tation all too real - nauened in hi s soothing Oklahoma homes, trees reduced to tooth-· accent. picks, dazed residents waikAround him, windows were mg through neighborhoods shatterin.g even though they that looked like war zones. were protected by hurricane "1 know what it's like to shutters. Winds gus.ting up to think that you' re going to die. 164- mph blew the · center's and for God to spare you," radar off the roof, knocking sa id . John Cosgrove, who out it> ability to produce local huddled in a closet with his images of Andrew's path. wife and chi ldren as thei r ."1 said to myself, ' Hmm, home fell apart around them a that's not supposed to hapdecade ago. pen!"' Mayfie l.d said . A new "We lost everything." · center was later built farther Andrew' s wmds, 14-foot inland. · storm surge. heavy rain and Andrew overpowered tornadoes spared Miami and homes and busin~sses in large Fort Lauderdale. But early on swaths of so uthern Dade the moming of Aug. 24, 1992, County. Tent cities sprouted the hurricane roared through and supplies, food and volunHomcstead, Florida City and teers streamed in by the air· other small cities farther plane-load. south . After crossing Florida, Half the damage - about it passed over the Gulf of $16 billion came in Mexico and then slammed insured losses. More than into Louisiana on Aug . 26. 600,000 claims were filed, Forty-three death s were. and 25 percent Qfthe nation 's blamed on Andrew in the insurance adjusters came to United Stutes, 126,000 homes south Florida to help out. were destroyed, and 80 per- As claims skyrocketed, cent of the area's fanns were insurance companies bailed wiped out. • out: Eleven went bankrupt, With $30 billion in dama~e. and 30 others lpst more than it remains the most expens1ve 20 percent of their surplus. natural disaster in U.S. histo- Some 930,000 policyholders ry. It al so continues to impact were left with no coverage South Florida, where it options. , changed lives and everything Lawmakers responded with from in surance regulations sUite-created insurance pools and construction codes to the for homeowners who live in very location of the National hurricane-prone areas. The Hurricane Center. ' Florida Hurricane On Wednesday, sCientists Catastrophe Fund was also ended a decade of debate on created to provide reinsurthe storm's intensity by ance, or coverage for private announcing that what was writers. That fund is capped once thouj!ht be to a Category at $1 J billion and is intended 4 storm ts now believed to to make certain insurance have hit 165 mph :....... making companies aren't overexit only . the third Category 5 posed if there is ever another storm to hit the United States hurricane like Andrew . in recorded history. The federal government ''There's really no question directed $823 million in in my mind that it was a grants to rebuild roads, utili Cati:gor~ 5, ba sed on the ties, businesses and homes. damage. ' said Herbert Saffir, many of which were easily who devised the scale to mea- shredded by the stonn. The sure hurricane intensity. construction project was masOnly Hurricane Camille, sive and messy: Homeowners which hit Loui siana and complained of shoddy buildMississippi in 1969, and a ing practices and a lack of 1935Labor Day storm that hit code enforcement, and in surthe Florida Keys also reached ers sued developers for conthat intensity. struction flaws . Signups set RUTLAND - Signups for Meigs Count y soccer will be held Aug. 29 from 6 to 8 . p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Plan services RUTLAND - Rutland Church of God will host The Nelon s in concert, Aug. 28 at 7 p.m. , followed by preaching with Pastor Paul Tate of Winfield, W.Va .. Aug . 29, Pastor Tim Oldfield from Potter 's Hou se Church of God In Columbus on Aug. 30, and Pastor Craig Heath from Victory Hill Church of God in Lancaster on Aug. 31. There will be special singing each evening. Commission meets POMEROY - Veterans Service Commission will meet Monday at 9 a.m. at the office, 117 E. Memorial Drive. BPA meets RACINE - Racine Board ofPublic Affairs wi II meet in regular sess ion on Friday at council chambers in Racine V:illage Municipal Building at 10 a,m. Man who killed cats acquitted of cruelty charge hm ~ •''' · FIU3DERICI<,Md.(AP)-Aiandlord Ritch said, clutching .u tin box containwho shOt and killed two cats after a ten- ing Babe's. and Angel 's remains. "It's .~111 refused to get rid of.them was acquit· · not a crime to take somebody's house led of felony charges, the first court test pels from their ·home and shoot them of a new Maryland new designed to stiff- and kill them?" en peMities for animal cruelty. Grossnickle was also acquitted qf A judge ruled that Eric Grossnickle theft, but convicted on two counts of destroyed the cats In a legally accept- malicious destruction of property, a able manner when he blasted them w1th misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 a 12-guu~e shotgun. days in Jail an'd a $1 ,000 line. "1 don t like what he did, but it'.s not Grossnickle did not deny shooting the a crime under Maryland law," Circuit cats, which were killed Oct. I, the same judge Mary Stepler said on Wednesday. day the animal cruelty law took effect. the ruling left the cats' owner, April According to court testimony, he told Ritch, frustrated and tearful. Ritch five times to get rid of the cats or , "there Is. no justice whatsoever," he would do it for her because they 'Ml>~llll\ll~ll ~ I~ ·~ tl1lty IW !tll\llllltt lh8 • ~Ill bl\lllll\1 ~UU!tl Ul illl! ~~Y'! tllll\1, ~hlYI~~~ Hurricane Andrew • Wli<MIIt ~ ~· fi~ Wlf•~Y'I ~ ~@ ijb ~18YI~UI Announce win- We lost everything' A decade later, sored by Dave Sayre, Josh Phalin, Pomeroy; Tuesday, bond s~onsored by Mike Bing. B1ll Young. Pomeroy; Wed nesday, ·sponsored by John lhle, Ehzabeth Bird, Racine; Thursday. sponsored by Joyce Quillen , Faye Watson, Reeds vi lie; Friday, sponsored by John Lentcs. Kenny Martin. Albany ; Saturday, sponsored by Mick Davenport, Mildreq Krider, Long Bottom. Carl McKee of New Marshfield .was the winner of an American nag, drawn from all entries. Those winners may collect thei r savings bonds by call ing Party Treasurer R!ta Slavin at 992-3710. ners ~lilll - 113 " ~rtt\\ltt - ' ~ ~~'lltll - 1I H I'IOO!Iy ~00\t - Ul ~tliM'II - -~ fil I The Oiltlly Sentinel • Page A 3 M etgs County Briefs . ~tl p!lt- · · S"tunl\lji nlt~ht .. J)llrtlv dou\1}> whh ll dtl\111.'\' t1f $h\l\V\!11! 1111\1 thtmd~t'llhlt1n~. L\l\1>~ !\.~ to !\\1, t'h\lnt'\\ \lf t~~ht Smtthl)'"'l'ntt ly dllliQ\', lll~h~ In Ill\' lll\Wt ~(}~, · ~hm\I~·. J 1nt11y dm\\11, L\lW5In th~ lo\\'1\t !It~~ uml h ~h~ ht th~ l\l\\1'1' Ill~~. 'l\t\!~~~~1.. ,l 1!111ly 1.'1\lll\ly With '\1 dmtW~ t\f 81\\1\WU lllllllh\111• \1\!t~l\lntt~ . Lt\\118 'Itt th~ 1\lWI!t W!i 111111 ~~~~~~ lnth~ ki\Wt 1!08. \\.Wne~\I\IY, .I)IIt1ly d\111~ with II dtllllt'\' llf 8hll\Wf1! lltlll thun\lentmma, LllW~ lnthe.l\1\\\\t 00~ 1111\l hljhll hi thll ltl\\ll!t \.~nh e . );.;;e~yfMason Brfd;~: ~\ '"~ AM~Il:lll'ill'%! \\'ftllll'l' 1\)M*~I '1\lllil_lht" J,h~tly d~t. Lo\\~ h1 the tll\l'let /lt~ . L~ht \W~t 1.'\'111, l www.mydallyaentlnal.com File dissolution Issued licenses ' I • Thu,..dav, Auguat 22, 2002 VlftiS MII-A~D r A2 \lotl!!~ · by . Millh ~tlllotl ot Ml'l!ot "'" tlt 11•111\lollo Football Friday Meigs at Gallla Academy, 7:30 p.m. South GaiiiEl t Eastern, 7:30 p.m. Oomplett fli'IYIIwlln tociiV't ltntlntl ... 11 Skate 2nd Annual· Diabetes Awareness Day I ing Athens, Wellston, Jackson and Marietta already have similar parks in place, but Martin has discouraged from Pip AI the committee from seeking assistance and plans from • ·Otunities that have them, and buslneues which specialize •\VJteil people see what can be In skateboarding facilities,, :dOne, they' II be eager to because, he said, they are :~ome on board with suppo11." designed by people who •••"For about $24,000 we can know nothmg about the :hive one of the nnest skate sport. Instead, he has offered to parks In the statei" he adaed. • Areu conttttim ties lnclud- draw up plans and oversee Saturday, Auguat 24, 2002 Doctor's Dlntng Room at Holzer Clinic ""' (looatod on th@ ground floor noar tho Emorgonoy Aoom) . . Door prizes, giveaways, apeaksrs, cooking Information & morel PI•••• Prt·rtgllttr with Dibble Baroue (740) 448•8424 or •·mall dbaroutlholltrollnlo.aom No charge to attondl 9 am to 2 pm (light lunch provided) .. To pre-register, call HOLZER CLINIC (740) 446·5424 .Mea/cal Excellence•. www.holzerollnla.com Local Caring. ~----~----------~~--------~------~~· · I were reducing the home's value by damaging the walls and cal'\'ets: .. Although the state prolubtts 111f11ctmg unnecessary pain and suffering on animals, it allows killing them humanely for food processing. hunting, scientific research, pest control. Wld agricultural practices. Since Grossnickle killed the cats quickly, using a method accepted by farmers and with no intention of ca~sing them unnecessary suffering, he did not break the law, Stepler said. Assistant Slate's Attorney Laura Corbell said the cats were "unnecessar· ilr,, unjustifiably and, therefore, cruelly killed,' · • i~ h~ the park's design. Several tradesmen and local businesses have pledged labor and materials for the project, and the committee plan·s to seek grant funding . "Skateboarders are . involved In u positive activity, and deserve a r.lace to do it," Martin said. 'This park will give them some positive motivation and some spirit." r Funeral Homes A part of your community for more than 20 year~. . ' ' Rawling-Coats Fisher Funeral Home, Middleport, OH. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley . Our main concern tn allatorlaa Is to be accurate. If you know bl an ; . error In a story~ cafl.the newsroom 11~140) 992·2156. . · N•w• D1D1rtm1nte Tho main nutnbet 11 992·21 58. Department extenuona are: tiJI~I iiiJ.ItO) Ohio Vollty Publllhlng co, Publlllhld Mty afternoon, Monday lhrough Friday, 111 Courl 81., F'omeroy~ Ohio. Btcond-d111 p01tage paid ol Pomeroy. Mtmblt: The Atooclolld Pr•ot and lhtt Ohio Newapap11 Alll<ldal!on. Potlmll\lrt 'Send addrea• oorrec· !lone 10 Tho Colly Bllhllne!, 111 Court. 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Ytlr Providing unequaled service and attention to detail. tarrtef Hrvlct II IYIIIII:ie. • Personalized funeral services • Funeral Pre-arrangemen1 plannins • Full Service and Family Value pa<:kages • Conllenient payment plans • TWo handicap acce!Sible locations • Over 20 yean of providing the besll n services M8ll1ubtatntlon .. lnlldl Mtllll cot'.;iy 13 Weeki 28 Weeki 62 Weeki To aend 1-111all THI ADVENTUIIII 0, PLUTO NAIH (PQIJ) 7:2011:20 127.30 1113.82 $106.66 llole1 Ollloldl Mllgo Counly 13 Weoke $211.26 28 Woeko 166.88 62 W11ik1 11011.72 Please call ,' (740) 992-5141 f01 more information. I I �' By-=l:.II=-8=--=B::;...;::I=·.:.n.:.d.=._____ :lh.: .:;u; .;.rsc~.~; ,;,:,_".-=!': . ·•. -~---!o_ 4 The oany Sentinel Yearbooks donated to Dear Abby .ADVICE Ex-wife guides widow ·through . ,funeral ,,' ! I I I ' ' . I ' I \ DEAR ABBY: I am writing in response ·to "Still Upset in Florida," who shared how painful i\ was when her husband's ex-wife (of 13 years) took over and dominated his funeral. My 8arents had been married 2 years, then divon:ed for 17 when my father died suddenly in an accident. My stepmother (of 10 years) had an extremely hard time coping emotiona'lly and was unable to plan Dad's funeral. My six siblings and I are all adults, so together we planned the funeral, and my mother (Dad's first wife) arranged for the flowers. At the viewing, my stepmother entered and was noticeably upset as she approached the coffin. My mother went to her, put her arm around her, walked her to Dad's coffin and held her long enough for her to get her bearings. Mom then backed off to give my stepmother her time alone with Dad. When it was time to close . the casket; the eight beautiful roses Mom had arranged to be placed on top were given to my six siblings and me. The eighth rose went not to my Mom, but to my stepmother -just as Mom had planned. I realized my mother was able to be there for her children and Dad's current wife. Ex-wives aren't always the · monsters they're portrayed to be. Sometimes they can be a blessing. - PROUD SON IN BURBANK, CALIF. DEAR PROUD SON: I agree. However, much depends upon the circumstances of the divorce and the level of maturity of the indi. viduals involved. Read on: DEAR ABBY: My 8-yearold son's father, "Hal," passed a)\lay last summer due to complications of surgery. Hal and I were , never married and had not hved together for seven years. My son and Hal had a close and loving relationship. Hal's family did not consult me or my son as to whether or not he wafued to parti·cipate in his father's funeral. We attended, keeping a low profile and my mouth shut. Afrer the services, I asked for a private viewing so my son could have closure. Hal 's mother refused and became belligerent. I realize some adults react poorly to death, especially sudden deaths, but when there are young children iovolved, someone has to remember what's best for them and let go of personal grievances. - MARY IN CATSKILL, N.Y. . DEAR MARY: It's re~ret­ table, but funerals somet1mes bring out the worst in people. When people are in pain they are not at their best. DEAR ABBY: My husband was unfaithful to me for I5 years. When he died, his girlfriend and her family came to the mortuary with a huge basket of ·flowers and sat by the casket. , My daughter insliucted the funeral dirocrato reJmVe thei ftowm, the girlfiml and IYr famil fiun the fmer.U !nne. - NOt . .• SOGRIEVING WIDOW DEAR WIDOW: For your husband's mistress and h~ family to have made such a public show of what had been a private affair (literally) was in the worst possible taste. She should have paid her respects privately at the-grave after you and your child -or children - had left. · (Dear Abby is wrillen by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother. Pauline Phillips. Write Dea r Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. ' Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.) ... RACINE - Patrons of the Racine branch of the Meigs County District Public Library will now have access to a set of Racine/Southern High - School yearbooks. collected by Shirley Johnson, chairtnan of the Racine/Southern AlunmiAssociation. . The collection is made up of ~ks donated by the famIlies of Olarles Hayman. former principal, former teacher Carl Weese. and Harold Roush. The most prized volumes are those from 1919 and I920. donated by Dave Sayre in memory of his mother, DOris. The library hopes to collect a yearbook for each year one was printed. but those from the 1920s and 1930s, and 1980s and 1990s have been · the most difficult to secure. Donations rna;.: be made by contacting the hbrary ·at 9498200, Shirley Johnson, 8435279, or Margie or Carroll Cleek at 268.0310. • CALENDAR Communlt~ Calendar II published as I free ..rvlce to non-prom groups wishing to announce meetings and 1peclal events. The calendar Is not designed to promote sale• or tundralsara olany type. Items ara printed only as apace permits and cannot be guaranteed to Ill printed a 1peclttc number of day I. Thur1day, Aug. 22 DONATE YEARBOOKS - Margie and Carroll Cleek of Columbus, and Shirley Johnson of Portland presented vintage Racine High School yearbooks to linda Cozart, clerk at the Racine Public Library. A collection of yearbooks are now available fQr in-library ~se. (Contributed) New York City shock jocks muzzled Catholic League calls for radio station to be shut down NEW YORK (AP) - In the almost-anything-goes world of radio, home to Howard Stern and Don Jmus,' a pair of New York shock jocks discovered what goes too fur: sex inside St. Patrick's Cathedral. Opie and Anthony, cohosts of WNEW-FM's popular afternoon drive-time progr.am, remained off the air for a second day Tuesday while a 350,000member Roman Catholic group pushed for their station to get its license revoked, The pair allegedly broadcast a live, eyewitness account of a couple having sex in the la'ndmark Manhattan church. "Nothing would make us happier than for WNEW 's license to be revoked," said William Donohue, head of the Catholic League, which has also demanded . a hefty fine for ·wNEW's parent company. The .station is one of ISO owned nationwide by Infinity Broadcasting. FCC Commissioner Michael Cppps, saying he had received hundreds of outraged phone calls and e· mails, promised that the complaints were "on the fast track" for. consideration by his agency. If they prove true, he said, "this commission should consider the enforcement MEIGS action possible against thi s Cumia beginning Monday. "We will continue to look station, up to and including revocation." into the matter," suid Dana The incident occurred McClintock, a spokesman last Thurstlay. when a for Infinity Broadcasting, Virginia couple was arrest- addii)S that ''Opie and ed after allegedly having Anthony" reruns would air sex in a vestibule just a few indefinitely. · feet from worshippers in The show is nationally the church. The encounter syndicated in 17 markets was described as it hap- outside New York City, . pened during the "Opie and including Cleveland, Anthony" show. Dallas, Las Vegas, New · It was part of a regular Orleans and Washington, feature where couples can D.C. win prizes for having sex Over the past decade, the in .risky places . standards for broadcasting Brian Florence, 37, of have coarsened, led by the Quantico, Va., and Loretta envelope-pushing antics of Lynn Harper, 35, of Stern, lmus and a legion of Alexandria , Va ., were imitators. arrested on charges of pub- But Opie and Anthony lie lewdnes s. Show produc- went beyond most. In er Paul Mercurio, 42, who 1998. they were fired from called via cell ' phone and a Massachusetts station described their aciions, after announcing on April was charged with acting in Fool's Day that Boston concer1. Mayor Thomas M. Menino The Virginia couple were had died in a car crash. back in court Wednesday, Last year, ads for the·ir · and the. judge, agreeing program were yanked from with prosecutors, denied a 40 Westchester County defense request to let them buses after officials discovskip the next court date·, set ered that their "WOW" · for Oct. 2. logo was a code ~ncourag­ "Anyone who travels to ing women to doff their New York to commit a ' lops . crime cap come to N~w And two months ago, the York for a court date," said FCC imposed a $2,1.000 Assistant District Attorney fine on Infinity· after citing Tata Cook-Littman. three "indecent" hits that Defense attorney Melissa appeared on the · show Fritz, who has said the cou- between November 2000 pie was just simulating sex, and January 2001, one declined to comment out- involvi incest. side couf!. Her clients were heckled as they left the courthouse: one man yelled, "God is mad at you'" Infinity, after allowing its DJs back on the air Friday afternoon, decided. to remove Greg "Opie" s 'and Anthony Frldly. Au;. 2~ ALFRED Orange Township Trustees. special meeting , 7:30 p,m .. hQI'fle of Osie Follrod, to open bids for grad~. Saturtlay. Au;. 24 REEDSVILLE Clothing and supplies g1veaway at Hearts and Hands Clothing Pantry, 9 a m. to 2 p.m.. Fellowship Churcl1 or the Nazarene. For t11folmat1011. 949·2603. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW POst 9053 to meet at · CHESTER - Shade hail. Tuppers Plains, 7:30 R<V~lr Lodge 453. special · p.m. . meet1ng. breakfast at 7:30 a.m., w1th Master Mason DARWIN Metgs work to follow. County Church of Chnsl Women's fellowship will Sunday, Au;. 25 meet 6:30 p.m. at Ohio CARPENTER- His Will Valley Christian Camp for a pot-luck supper and 10 concert, 6:30 p.m., Mt. Un ion Baptist Church. meeting. INGELS Inventory Reduction ·Parents from dasses, MARIANNA, Ark . ( Pl dw1•l' · wNo open in this impov~>nsiiNI ' Mississippi Delta scllool d1strwt illl\1 teachers held class11s. Most kids, tllmtjh. didn't ~mend . · Thoir parents w(luldn 't le>t. thllm . · For 11 third day, most pare-nt~ il\ tlleo t..et~ County School Distri~;t ~'-'PI their 1.'11il· drc.>n at home as part nf a t>O}' ~ou to · protest what they Se\' ~S a S\'h<>l>l 1\\\llf\t :election syste-m that's unfair. · "This is a painful situatll>n," sal'd C11wl~n lllti1>1t. a sp\)~ilSWt•man f<>r the organtzers. wllo ha1·e s11ed th\' 11istfi''' h• put all the board's SilVtlll se-ats - inst\lll\1 of just two - up for a Vllt\1 at oext . month's electi1•ns . . Only 342 of the district's 1. 7~0 stu· : deuts 11tte.udt.'d chmes ''" WNloll~duy. up · from 278 who weonl on T11esday <mct l RI on Monduy. the first day uf ~chon!. Marianna, popul111ion ~.181. Is 01111 of the 1l\lort,st ~omm\toities in the stut\l. 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Page A& lhund•y, Aupst 22. 2002 Nation • World Briefs The Daily Sentinel 11 1 Court St!WI • Pomeroy Ohio (140) 892-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydally1entlne1.com r-- TUb. IN Qlll[R V«>R~. TilE AN£R~ All~ TO STAY · WITH "!=®'A ~11.£ ... MOlltER·/N·LAW Ci ALL BAtTU~! Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher \ • BttttPHrot Charlene Hoeflich Managing Editor Editor IAt;>rs l<t rhe >'dittH· " ' '' " "''' ' ""''· 1'he1· sh.>uld I><' I•··'·' rltdll W'!Jh.fs. All lettt> )·,, t1"' "'h)f'·f't to t•t'llflra,~ mtti muM I'H' ~· ~~r+rd ami indude (k#tltr.'S\ and ir let'hfHtt' ,frmt.,l't: No tiM.I'i)!rtN leiT<' I'S 1\'i//l¥ />ul>li.l/t<¥1. I <'lkn shmild lk• in ,q<k~l M,,,.., rtddi'l'" i»)! is\'lle.1. »•>lf><'lsr>rtalirrn 1'1te Y)JU)fir»t.\ r•tjHt',,w-.l ht lltf· o,frmm 'H.•Iow mr /Jw nm · .tf)() stlt.\1" •!I rh~ Ohio ll•ll•••· l' ul>li1/iing Co,\ imle.n <>rlterwi.l'l' >l<>re.i. ' etli~ >l'ial lkl<l>tl. NATIONAL VIEW Shield Protection qf our domestic textile industry ls critical • II I 1'he GNeh\1111~ (S.C.I New~. mrti1sr rmck "'"'rile rnrile illdii.W:I': Dc~!lltc the hitter HtJpmltlnn 11f the textile \tl,lustry, t:tmj!I1!S~ pds~cd the fl-adc Pt,llll<ltlon Authority hill - or fast lt1\Ck - th11t will give l'rc~lucnt Bush the authority to negotiate trade agr'Ccmcnts that will open new, lu.:mtivc markcls to American bltslttcsses .... rPA Is viewed tiS illullhct\UI to the Immediate lllld long-term llilet'Cst~ of 11 helcuguet-ed textile lndllstry. And. Indeed, It nllly be thut the ttmst 11mntuhlc path for the •lVet·ttll U.S. c.:onomy Is lit tldds IVIth ghJ\vth Ill the lcl,'ttl textile lttdustry. "' As lltltiolls dcvelol) untl the stutiduru or livmg rises, so, too, docs lhe dctnund I'm the tire~. llltclllis and hcuvy equlpmet\1 purls tht:\1 tii'C tttattllr:t,'tlll1!d here 111 SOlllh Carolliw .... Itt tlt-det· l<lj!tllth we must ol1e11 give fnvor-ed sltltus to over· ~ens lllunullt.:turcrs. Unforlunutcly. textiles m-e u leading IndustrY In dcveluplng n,llllnns. On ltthor .:osts al<mc, tlontc.stl~ te~tlles t\11! ot 11 ~I!Jtllllct\llt dl~adv11nta~e . . This Is \vhe\1! the While House 's new lrccdom ~llrrlcs great responsibility. there Is 11 duty to nan flltut-c ngr-ceii1Cills that do lll1t UlltiCcessUr\ly hasten the ItiS~ or ll'tiJitionul domestic te~tlle jllhs . ... · , · ·" Sud\ protectlolls nrc ~rlllcu l tu Deep Sou th e.:unumles and lhe dnmcstk tc~llle l11d11stry's ln1111edlnte sur·vlvlll w)tllc it .adjllsls lo 11ew tHIIrkel t-collt\es. TODAY IN HISTORY BY tHC ASSOCIAtED PRESS I I I : ' 't\,nllty Is ·rhursdny, Au~ . 22, the 2~4th.dny or 2002. There at·e I j I dt~ys len 111 the yeut·. '1\Jduy 's Highlight In History: : 011c hundred ycut·s Ul!,<l, oil Aug . 22. 1902. l>rcsldenl :rhe<ld<ll'e ~uuscvelt hc~u111c the· flr,t U.S. l'hicf cxc~trti vc to ·tidr 111 lilt uutomubllc, In 1-lurtriH'll. Cu11n . ·: Ott Ihi s dtllc : Itt 14~ ~. l~ llglolltu's Klttg Rldmru Ill Wlls klllcll In the bulllc l)\' auswurth Flclu. Clldlng the Wnr of lite Roses. In -117~. Ht1llllllld's Kl11g Ocurgc Ill _pt·uclnlnred the Alltct'kllll ~u luttl es Ill u <tnlc or open rebellion. In 17H1. iltverttor John l'lt~h ucnl\lltsll'llled hi,, slcnmhoal .1111 the Dcluwurc 1~\ vcr to Jclcgntc.• nf the Cnntlnentul :Collgt·css. In I H4(J, Ihe U111tcd Sl·utcs u11 ncxed New Mexlm · In IH31, the s~hllttllet· AIIICI'il'tt nlllnt,·cd the Aururu oiT the tl11~llsh ~l.lll.l t to Wilt u lr\lphy lhul bccnrne known us the Amcrl~u'R Cup. . In 1.911, It wns UIIIH!IIItceJ 111 l'nl'l.• thul LC<Inurdo du .VInd'~ ,"M<IIIII Llsu" huJ been stole!\ frum the Louvre :Museum the 11\ght hcrorc. ·rhc pulnll11g lurncJ llfl two yeur., :taler In ltuly. 111 IIJ ~tl . 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BE KONDRACKE'S VIEW' ' Bush needs to make a better case for going to war Bv MOR:ION KONDRACKI The A111eticw1 public stoutly supports militury action to oust Iraqi dictator Suddum Hussein, hut the Bush cKiministm· lion still needs to mount u cuse to convin~-e Congress und ullies ubroud. Practically every public opinion poll shows 111!11 more than two-thirds of Americun udults consistently llwor milltmy uctlon. though there Is some reuson to 1\.! · think thul suppot1mlght waver nmid u preinvusion nnttunul debute. COLUMNIST Thut debate is inevitable, us dcmonstruted by public questioning over the pust week by Member.; of Congress, nmgins 1111! Utelr judgment about Iraq. the hunn lhnn House M1\iority Leuder Dick Anney will spread far beyond the Middle Eust." (R-Tcxus) to Sens. Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) Interestingly. u poll by the London Dully und Chuck H(tgel \R-Neb.) to Senate Thlersph shows that the British populuArmed Services Chulnnun CW'I Levin (D- tion s us conv1need us Amenctms · M are of 1 ic l.) . the menace !hut Saddurn presents to the The ntlmlnistratlon hns begun making its world. · cuse lor wnr wtd lruq's government hus Seventy-seven percent of those polled helped to mukc it, but Congress wl\1 - wtd suid thtll Suddum is ''u threutto the peuce of should - dcrmmd detailed justlllcatlon lh e world." Seventy-four percent stud thut tut<J the right to uuthnrl7e a mil tary uctlon. he "su~ports teiTOrism," 7~ percent said he Anne~ objected to the ldeu thut the Is seekmg to develop nucleur weupons, und United Stutes would luunch 1111 unprovoked 77 1 he ts developing chemical uttllck on lmq, but the udminlstrutlon Is percent sud arguing thut St1tldum 's refusul to honor und blologlcul weupons. lli\JII11ses to the Unltctl Nutlons to elimiIn the United Stutes, uccordlng to u new rutlc his wcupons of muss destruction con- Wushington Post/ABC poll, 79 percent of stltlllcs gn 1unds lin· wur. the ndult population believe !hut lruq poses . Then rutlonule wus cnunclutctl sepurlllely nlhreut to the United Stutes. over the pust week by Vi~-c President !hut poll showed thut69 percent supporl Cheney In a speech In Sun Fnmclscound mtlltury uctlon to n.ust . Iraq's dlctutor. by Dclcnsc Sect'Cilll)' Dnnu\d Rtunsfeld In though thllt support fulls to S7 percent If the .lll'cntngon btieling. need for "U,.s. ground is ruised. Of lnu slgnllkunt uevclopment this week, those agrecmg to the use o ground troops. lrutt's infurnmtion minister 'dcclured !hut only 70 pcn:ent would continue lotio so if his ~otmtry will not reudmlt United "significant" U.S. casualties were Nutlons weutxms Inspectors becuusc their Involved. work Is "linlshcd." By a murgin of only 4S percent to 42 perThis led. The Wushlngtnn Po.,t edllorlltl cent, the public thinks lhm Bush hus 11 cleW' pnge very nearly to the point of endor.;lng policy on lruq. Se~enty-tlve percent think mllltmy action. . he should get aulhorizmlon 'from Congress The Post declared thut Snddam's "refusul before attacking. And, If Congress und to lilsunn und his bruzen llolltlng uf U.N. Bush don'tugrec. 59 percent fuvor letting J'Csolutlons IU'C slups nul ul the United Congress have lhe linul say. Stutcs, but ul every nution that clulms to . In Britain, despite acknowledgement of vulue intenmtionul law und the United the lhreut. the public opposes U.S. mllltury Nations system. uction by a murgln of 58 percent to 28 per"V.S. ullles in Europe, Asiu und the cent. Only 19 pen:ent support British pttrMiddle Eust that routinely oppose military tlclputlon in un invll!llon. uctlon also routinely say thnt they will The reason for British opposition is !hut insist o11 mbust inspection. Well, yesterduy only 13 percenl believe the U.S. chances of they got un unswer, the sante one they've toppling Snddum are excellent. Ninety per. been receiving lot u long time? Now cent leur teJTOrlst uttucks ugulnst the West. what'/" . Eighty percent feW' heuvy lruql civilian The l>ost did not suy, 1111 The Economist cusuulties, and 62 percent fear u wider WW' ol London hus (Roll Cull and The in the Middle Eust. . Economist are owned by the same comPil- The Bush administration obviously ny), thntthe cusc forwW' Is made. But it did doesn't need to win public support in suy, "If nulluns prove lncupublc of cnforc- Britain to proceed with an Invasion, but Morton Vondracke troors" doing so would muke it eusier 1\>r Primt' Minister Tony Bluir to fully pul1idpmL' with British fm-ces. In the United Stutes. CC(IIl\ltnic \'Ost is one key obJection ruiscd by opponents of militury ucllon. with The New York Times pointing out thcll most of the $60 billion cost of the Gulf Wur was borne by U.S. nllies. If Japnn. Europe nnd Snudi Arnhin wnnl no pm1 of the next Gulf wnr. Bush will have to suy how he is going tn pay 1i11· it. He should recommend u tux hike to do so. though it's doubtJul he will. Retired Gen. Brent s~owcJ\ >fl , nutiunul security adviser to Bush's 1\tlhcr. predicts thnt a U.S. invasion willleud to 1111 cxpln· sion in Ute Amh worlt.lthut might endunger u.s . ull'tcs. But !hut's likely tu huppcn only if the United Stutes gets bog~cd down in combm. If the United Stmes wms u speedy vi~tory - und the ll'll(li peu1Jic nre seen d1ccrin" their liberutors - it will doubtlcs,, dnmpc11"' outrage in the Arab street. Anuther obA'ection In ui1 invusion wus raised on N C's "Meet the Pre"" by · Levin - thut Suddmn cim be dctcm.:d fmm using his weupons of muss destm~tion hy U.S. lhreuts to destrny him, htil if the United Stutes uttucks, he · will usc such weupons. The udminlslrut inn's unswer pmhuhly will be: If we ure ufruid tomtuck Suddum .'now, when he hus u limited chemicul and biologicul ursenulund no nuclear capuhi lity, we'll be even lliOI'C bluckmailcd five yeUI'!i from 'now. when he hus nuclear weupons. · Other Members of ('(lngrcs' doubt that the Bush udminislmlinti is willing to dedicute the munpowcr und resources to the "nution-buildlng" thul will he rcqltircd tn move lru4 .tuwurd democracy on~c Sudt.lam is ousted. It wus 11 good sign lhlll top mhninistration ol'!kiuls mel with leaders of Iraq ', rcsislance groups and pledgeJ suppo11 li 1r a united, democrullc lru4. · . But Members of Congr-ess nnli. outside expens still harbor doubts ubout !lush\ tenacity bec~usc he is unwilling tn commit more U.S. forces to guunmtec stubility in Afghanistan outside the capitul of Kithtil . LugW', one of the most r'Cspcclcd voices in the Scn~tc on for-eign•policy. says he's confi~ent tHul Bush can muk~ a convincing case lor war, but that he hasn 1ycl mlldc it. He is beginning - but only hcginning. (Morton Kmrdmcke is execwi•·t· t•diwr of Roll Call, tlw IWW.1flaper of' Capitul Hll/.) · RYAN'S VIEW .Scandals place boardr~oms' dregs on parade BY JoAN RYAN i'ur pure symbn li c vulue, the tll'tcsts of Aclelphlu folu1tfer John Rlgns und his lwu sons were priceless. The reus led the three men uwuy ' in hundcuffs, churglng them with nine counts of conspirucy to commit securities. bank und wire frnuu unu uccuslng them of using Aliclphiu. u ~ublicly held compunr,. us their own 'personal piggy bunk. ' But the reasons for the arrests two we~k~ tlgo aren't us. significa nt us therr fu!Julous showiness. . The press hud bceil alerted. So television stutluns captured and uircd the scene rcpeutcdly, lik e ES I>N showing the ca tch of the week . · I wultln 'l ~ec cnuugl(. I flipped through chunncl.1 looking for lt. The men in tullorcd suits with !heir hands •World The Daily Sentinel ' behind their bucks, escorted by federal murshals on New York's Upper .Eust Side at duwn. For me, Pa Rigas and the boys were tuklng the perp wulk for ull the grand CEOs who are, finully, getting their comeuppance . Every duy, It seems, another CEO plummets from his perch at the right hbnd of God. Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski gets nailed for tax eva· sion. lmCione's Sam WaksQI is urralgnetl on insiuer-trudlng and securities fraud charges. WorldCom's Bernard Ebbers faces Indictment In . connection with his compuny's fuulty accounting. Joseph Nucchio wus forced to resign from Qwest last month umlu an SEC inveMtigution into the com· puny's accounting practices. This week, 'rhomas Middelhoff, chairman and chief c~ecutive of media con· glomcrute Bertelsmunn, joined ·JeanMarie Messier of Vivendi Universal and Robert Pittmun of AOL Time Warner jn a stri11gt1f ouster~ umtllll;( once untouchable nictlia ntogtd s.' · / A ~ear ago, s.uch t1 blpud!Jtll)l .w;n, unthtnkuble. II 19ROs Wall Street produced Musters of the Universe , 1990s ,Wall Street gave us Mcs.1iahs of the Universe. Now that the economy is tunki1ig, u once ~olerun.t public is heading with pitchforks und torches to the go lden boys' gated estate.\ . CEOs arc the new personification of greed and knavery, the new punchlinc tu lutenight TV jokes. • (Jo~n Ry.an i.r a co!umnl.rt .for the San I· rancrsco Chrmrtde . Send 1•11111 • ment.r to her in care r~f' this ll l'tvs1w . per or .vend lrer e-mail at ioa 11 • ryarr@ .r,(chronicle.cont.) · = · 1 WASHINGTON (AJ') Mangled steel beams that once fanned the skeleton of the World Trade Center will underao rigorous fire' and impacr tests as the govern· ment develops ways to ll'llkc skyscrapers stronacr in the aflennath of Seer·· 1I. The Nationa Institutes of Standards and Technology on Wednesday began a two-year study of the II ().story twin towers to analyze why ·they fell and what can be learned from their collapse. The pro1ect, expected to cost about $23 million, could produce improved building codes. The agency, which has more thun 100 pieces of steel from the towers. put on view severat pieces - twisted and rust-colored - at u warehouse at the agency's head· quarters in Gaithersburg, Md. One hulking beam from the north tower was sliced by a hijacked jetliner when it slammed mto the building between the 94th and 99th floors. . Investor in Manila Stewart's ~<~mp&ny has filed a lawsdt alleaina she dumped s~s of her own stock because she knew she would be investigated 011 suspi~l011 of insider lnldina in the lmCionc case. The suit against Stewan was filed in U.S. District Coun in Manhattan 011 behalf of Howard Rosen. a $are· holder in Martha Stewcnt Uvina Omnimcdia tnc . · It alleges that Stewan and other company executives sold about 5.3 million shares in the comP.!'ny wonh more than $79 mtllion - avoiding losses they would hllve suf· feted after the lmCione scan· dal surfaced in June. The domestic design tycoon is currently being investigat· ed to detennine whether she sold shares of lmCione stock because she had insider information that tho Foof and Drug Administration was goina to reject the company's applfcation for Its now colon cancer drug. She has main· tained she did not know about tho FDA's deeid011. Derailment causes InJuries Bush plans HAYWARD, calif. (AP> Amtrak train bound easlnl Of ru le. -for AnSeattle derailed after WASHINGTON (AP) hitting an unknown object, Responding to the rash of sllahtly lnjurlna seven devastating wildfires that people, a company spokes· huve swe~t the West this sum· woman said Thursday. mer, Prestdent Bush is easing There wore 287 passen· restrictions on loaging in gcrs and 23 crew members national forests. 11board the Coust Starlight. Bush, on the eve of.a visit a which runs daily from Los lire site Thursday in Oregon, Angeles to Seattle, when proposed late Wednesday the accident occurred some changes to environmen· b 10 10 tal laws to make it easier for a out ; p.m. timber companies 10· get Wednesday. said Amtrak approval to thin out federal spokeswoman Veornae • d fi o~ham. •orests an remove re-prone Th• locomotiv'. hit an dead trees and undergrowth. w w But environmentalists suid unidentified object on the the administration was gut· tracks, which are owned by . ting safeguards that have pro· · Union Pacific and leased tected the national forests for by Amtrak. Six cars wont decades. "Our fear Is that this off tho track1, but all of is a backdoor way to open them were standlna more land to commercial rog· uJirlght, Orah1m aald. ging," said Allen Mattleon, a Pour pauengen were spokeeman for the Sierra treated for minor inj urlea Glub. · at the acene and relea'aed. Three othera were taken to area hoaJIItala for •. ll)lnor lnjuriu, Oraham tald. Crltla: Loan · board unfair DUI offender e•- Jill tim·e wAsHINaToN <AP> Regional airlines say a feder· ..t. alloan-guarantee board creal· ed to help the financially PORT BYRON, N.Y. (AP) strapped ·Industry ,recover _ A man who admitted he 11fter Sept. 11 is showmgllttle · operated a lawnmowor'whlle regard for small curriers. drunk was sentenced to a vear The board has approved ' one guarantee and. given con· In jail after showing up lntoxditional approval to 11 second icated for his court-imposed for large airlines close to com!'"unity service., bankruptcy when those deci· Mtchacl Kocur s blood sions were made. All. four alcohol level of .09 was under applications the board consid· tbc legal limit .of .I 0, but ered from small carriers were abstaining from alcohol was a re~ectcd. condition of his probation, his 'We're just pefP.etuating lawyer Norm Chirco said. dinosaurs that aren t able to Cayuga County Judge Peter meet the demands of the mar· E. Coming, who gave him ket in the 21st century," said two previous chances to stay Alun Bender, aviation profes- out of jail, sentenced him sor at Embry·Riddle Monduy to one year in jail. Aeronautical University. Kocur 39 was arrested In "This I~ being used to bail out July 2001 f~r drivln~ a riding th~ airlines for proble~~ that lawnmower while mtoxicat· ex1sted before Sept. II. cd. It was his llfth drunken· A board spo~eswomun, drivinll offense, the fi.n t Be~sy Holahan, stud all appll· involving a lawn mower. cauons are treated equally · and evaluated carefully. •• technol CHARLESTON. W.Va. (AP) - The Appalachian region must leap M scriQs ol silable hurdles to get its technology economy running at the samll p!ICllllS the rest or the nijtion, concludes a university study to be rel~u:;ect Thursday. A~ross u lllfllely ru!'lll arcu &J\I'CUdiniJ 200,000 square miles across 13 st!ltes. the technology sector is inlllll and ~rcw only · lwo-thli'ds ·as fast bs tho reaton 's overall economy hotwoen 1989 and 1998. says 11 report by the University of North Carolina 0111cc of Economic Development. ShortJiiCS of entrepreneurs. cientlsts, university education and public and pri· vate sector research continue to 11!1~ tho region's ability to develop 11 tcchtiol~ ogy-centlll'ed economy. the authors Slly. The report was pro(llired for the Appalachian Ro&iomil Commission, 11 fedo1111ly funded ~~gency created in 196S to help the region l!lossom. ARC · boundaries spread beyond Appalachia's hill )I core to cnc:ompi\Ss 406 counties in 13 states rangin11 from New York to Mississippi. The report's authors acknowlcdao great differences between ·a northci'n area that includes New York, Pennsylvaniu und northern Ohio. lhe central hills of Kentucky, West Virginia and Tennessee und u southcm section including South Curollna. Oeorgiu and Alahanlll, Still, they were able to draw overall Martha Stewart faces lawsuit - ------·' C011cluslons. "tlnlhnun<lldy, thu.~c ~l""'"~fl' ijl\' 11._., For oxamplil, Ap(llllachilln urbanaroas tlwr ~o·cnuin n~>r nll\.'tl~S<tril~ ()I h11 c." huve u signiflcantly lowor number of The uttth(•r.<' pkturo i~ m•t cntil\'1> $dentists, llnjllneers and tochnicians hlt'u~ . tlmn the Unitod Stutes us 11 whole. the Jt itl~mil1..-s livo utll!ln ul\'u~ ,, 11h tu•\l~ report ~ys . COI1CI!nt111tions ol' t«hnol~•ll)' ~mplu) The number affoo~1111 resourch 11,11111ts, mt!nt: Uinjlhumtl>n. N.Y.. tll\'()llVilll.'· which often u,o to university or &overn· Spurtunbur~. s.c . llum~'· illc. 1~ .. ment lallonltorics. is COI1¢ent~ttcd in just J h ('' ..... 1· a f~w areas such as Huntsville, Altl., ll llSUtl 11 JI· ,.,nn .. lllld 'ttt>llutt:h Blacksbu!J. Va.. Phtsbug~h and State Most of the re~:inu's t~i.'hnnl(•~t s.x· College. Pll.. Gild lthlca. N:Y. tors uro in Cl'lllmi~o·uls and t'lu~til:>. mdu~ Also. the l'l)gi 011 •5 four-y®.r cllllaau triul machirwr ' aru.l th~ 1111\l!lr 1chil.'lc and universities !Jitnt proportionate!)' indu~tr)'· OM IJ(~Sltiv~ d~:n111m is thut fowOt dCII'COS in tndustrial enalncerln& thoso ·industrills IC11UI() ~Jll\'lld th~i.r ~11 thlln do univcrsilios natlonwid~. And iiJ otlts to a wider I.I•'Oll111Phk 11rea tlum dn twp-year schools arant substantially moro dty·hll~ei.l stletors su~h us inft1r· fewer computer sc!em:c dc&rces th11n . mution tcchnol\ll,l 11r sotiwur'll: does the rest afthe nation. Also. tho uuthmll wri111, "u numhilr nl While many state-funded proanms Ap(llllllchiun unil·e~ities lx'llst t'llsenl'l:h are try In& to d~avclop the area's hlal\·tech programs· rish111 st~ndlly in the nutionul economy. the report s11ys. few arc 11111ldnu,s." focusoo on the two arcu ~lectcd to n ·"' 1 1 11 i ' 1 &row fastest in the 1\eltt deelldc: infor•• as"" on stat st cs Ia ng .a u t • mation tocluJoloaY and bloteehnuloaY. quality. roseul\'h 11111nts tuul ~ruduntll The report ldenttnes for the roalon studem enrolln1t>nt. tlllly c:he <.'nnlllll, 100 teehnoloay "clusters," or lll'lltiS with Cnrno~t~lc · Mollon, Ponn St<ltll, Ohio c:oncenl~ttlons ofhl&h·tech employment Stute, the Univ!lrsity of Komucky, W. st and research. Yet more thon half of those VJr~lniu Unil•ursit . VlfiJinlu 1"orh. clusten arc In <:Illes suc:h 11s Clncinlllltl. G¢o~iu Tech. Emory "nd. Mis~issippi Atltlntll und Wllshin&ton. D.C.. which lie Sune. on the rellion's porlphor)'. l'ropcrly developed. the uuthon wri)u. "Th11t mo11ns the ARC re&ion's hi&h· thc~o rose11rch cemcrs ~ould hccomc thll tech prospects ore heovlly depend nt on focus l'lf tochnolo;y .clusters with hl~h spillover effects from noi&hborlna IGvcls of entrepren urship. truinln», uml citlGs." the report concludes. joh growth, · ..• .. ~ Probe tightens around former Enron officer WASHINGTON (AP) Justice Department official• prosocutlna the Bnron Corp. eaac aro ualna aggreuive tactic• normaf. ly employed aaalnst drug doalera to aeizo bani< accounts and go after a new mansion owned by tho company's former chief financial officer. · As part of a plea aarec· mont formanzed Wednesday with Michael J. Kopper. a key Bnron . Insider, the government sought to seize $22. I mil· lion in bunk uccounts thul prosecutors ullcgcd con· talncd money from illegal Enron deuls largely orgn· nlzed by Kopper and Andrew S. Fustow, Enron 's former flnunciul officer. Tho amount included ncurly $12.8 million held by Fustow, his fumily or his family's foundation. plus $9.3 million more from other former Eriron · workers. In uddltion, Fnstow's new, $2.6 mil• lion. l1ve-bedroon1 home under construction In Houston also could be seized. drop fllpts ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) US Airways plans to reduce Its flight schedule by about 13 percent, from 1,SSO daily departures to l,3SO, as part of a restructuring plan designed to allow the airline to emerge from bankruptcy as a prof· itable carrier. Most flights will be elimi· nated next month, with the rest to be eliminated by the end of the year, the airline said late Tuesday In a record· , c;d messa$e to employees. "/~·us Atrways also told employees it will cut its jet fleet by 10 percent, or 31 jets, meaning more layoffs could be announced in the next few weeks. The airline said it will trim its fleet from 311 jets to 280. More than' half the cull will come in September. econom .................. us Airways to l\1EW YORK (AP) - PageA7 II_,., A FtrU 1pt1111 amt Anlftfco~ Top 10 for }ult IZZ.H (lftwactt :eutllllftt} . l Wad & Thyra I *1 Bag Sale - THANKS TO . l :·Home National Bank *''""'"' SMtfv 1~~s'"' I i For buying my Commercial : . Feeder Steer at the : Meigs County Fair i Middleport Augu1t 23 & 24 . Jordan Wood Julie Wandling, Prevention Specialist from Health Recovery Services, Inc. reports . prevention activities held during the 2001-2002 school year: · Teen In1tltute members had a busy year promoting drug free youth In Meigs County. In April Meigs High School students honored th1 "None for Under 21". campaign and 'Parents Who Host Lo.. the Moilt" with an ass4mbly for the school educating youth on decision making and posi· tive choices. JT Stewart f rom J. Thomas Group in Dayton, Ohio was the quut speaker for this assembly. I In May students from Meigs High School ond Southern High School par· .ticipated In the Prom Proml11 sign-up, promising that they would not drink and drive on prom. night 'or any other night. Posterf were hung in the schools and students signing the promise received ink pens and promise cards. Teen Institute members and other students from Melga High School held a dif· ferent activity this year during prom week honor· ing tho~e who choose to make positive choicu and use good decision making skills. Also, In May students from Eastern Elementary, Melg1 Middle School and Meigs High School participated In the Atloy for Life with Health Recovery Services, Inc. held at the Ea1tcrn High School football field, Llfechangera wat the team name and the team ral11d appro)(!• . . . mately $600.00 and alto held a boke tale on site. ill. _;ra In June, Melgt High School Teen In1tltute Member• ratted money to take a trip to C:aw 'oint. There wert nine ttudentt attending the two-day trip with ttaff membert from Health Recovery Servlcct, Inc. Selow 11 o photo of thote that ~ttended t~e drug·frae event. An . -- ---·------ - .......-.-...........•..... ---..--.-- . ------ : I �• ThUradlly, AUQUit 22, 2002 www.myctallytenttnel.com Inside: The Daily Sentinel Bust>hall llt'II'S1 opinitm, Pagt> 82 Prtp ft>otbc~lltJicks, Puge 83 'Tfgtr cwd Si11gl1 stt for NEC, Pagt 85 Page 81 111und.y, Aupst 12, 2002 Improved Marauders prepare for Gallia Appeartna everr 1hursday,ln 1he Dally Sentinel Arts Boy Scout C.mp Bluaaa•ss Festival History proJed s. R•~11. 111tl' 111' \ t llOl 111 01111. 1\'rt\11,111'1-s h1dutk' 11,\l~l~ 1\1!~1 llm\1, Ml\lllltnlll Sl"11.k 1w~ m11.l SI~I'Y 1111111111\ Sulrllllll' Vet~ru11 putle111s ut the Hullthlllltlll VA Mctlknt Center a11tl VA 1:\JIIIt\\UIIIty OlllJ)U• tlc11t clinks muy purtldr•ut~ In th~: Vctcruns t'rcuti vc Arts Pl'lllll'tull Aull. ;29, Ctllc~mlcs lnd11dc l'lnc tu'ts, upphcll lll1S und .:mt\ kits. 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As pun ill' the Sulll'isc Museum's Olscuvor~ Duys p,royrumN, denum· strmlun N lu the Zone focu s thi s week on 'Wuter.' OomonNtrutluns · h~~~~~ ut I : ~o. 2:30 unu ~:30 p.m.. Suturdu~ ut the mu~eum, Myrtle l~uml. l'luncturlum shnws uru ulso ol1'creu ut I, 2,. 3 and 4 p.m . AIIIIUIII l'umlly I'~H tl vu l.nu1 1 Au11, 2\1 ·Sept. Sulurlluy nml2und ~ p . m. Sunduy, ActlvltleNlll'lllncludcd In thc.tnuNe· 2 111 Clllll't Street l.uudlu~. lii'IUII Su·ccl Ill · Ullliidiiii NN inn fcc, which Is $4, '$3 l'or children, studcntM, teucher8 und sunlm·s uud i't'cc hi members und chlhJrcn liiiC 3 und youn11er. Cull PurL~ IIIIIlllh , ' Ohln, "ltl•ii'N, III'IN 1111d ci'UI'IN. r~ll4) ,l44· H03~. . jliii'IIIIC, Cll\ci'IIII IIIIICIIL tiliCI'II 'Njlii~CIIIll , foutl 111\l) llltii'C, 11ur IIIOI'C ltlflll'llllllillll Cllll (740) .\.,~ ·MJ2 2 Ill' t740) .1~4 - IJ OHII , m-89211. River Days • DEAL IN 2112 Upper River ~4d, 01111(!0111, Ohio (740) (4) n.':._~ !OT!NC~INGON 1715 .W..,SV..lrlPtm.\lllt · Chide All lluldt• Check Ch11111 S o• ..,.., ....... l'hone (304) 773·1721 OPIN t DAY I A WIIK • .,...,. 1m MIMr 11111 · Crow'• Family Re1taurant FeaturiTJg /Untucky Fried Chicken 228 Main St. 114 milt north of ·Muon lrldOf Muon, Wtll Vlrglnlt Ml41 OIL CHANGI 011 a IHIIr • Lube Chlnh 2400 l1111rn AUtnUt Otlllpolll, Ohio Phone (UO) 441· 1711 . OI'IN 7 DAVIA WIIK 39 ~~ 4, Meritlle S. Perkeraburg 33~~ 7, Gallla Academy · 20 te · 8, ChiiBPAli"6. J~ckeon Q, Welleton tO, Polnl PltA&Anl • Bukovitl.. "We know the team we 're playing Friday night. they'~c g1~1 "their runnmg buck. back. who s 1he1r main runner. fhcy've got a couple of rcceiv.ers bac~ . We saw the quarter· buck m a scrunmage and he looked pretty gooJ. so we're noltaking them lor grunted. "They're u scary oulfit for our tirst bull game and they throw the hull verY. well." · 'I he Blue De.vils. though. may not be your typical rebuilding team. "Gallipolis has been Iough the last two yeurs ~~d "':ill probubly be teal good aguin, Me1gs head coach M1ke Chuncey suilllast week . . Lust year. Gullia Academy was uble 13 10 'nl bllltglbll forTht OVP 10, • 1e1m muet lither: a.) Ill 1n1m tht MIICIII4allt.MIIp · trtlli b,) M a looll conftr. · enoe mtmbtr; ar D.t plly at COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)- Whal Archie Griflin. Roben Smith and Eddie George did· n't do, Maurice Clareu will . In Ohio State's matchup aguinsl TexWi Tech in Saturday's Pigski n Classic. Claret! will become the first true freshman in school history to start at tail buck in his first game. As distinctive as that uccomplishmenl is. Claret! -. pronounced cluh-REHT' - is unnnpressed. .. · "There's some satisfac· tion.. but the lrip is 1_1ot . over." he said. "It's a long ride. I' ve g01 a long career here." It has nut taken lonl! for cturelt · lo ' have an impact on the Ohio Stmc pro· gram. Last fall he was selected. as the Ohio ANsociuted Press Mr. Football ·and USA Today'~ tlatlonul offensive player of the year after rushing for 2,194 yards and 38 touch· downs at Harding High School in Warren. · He graduated from hi·!lh school In December and enrolled m Ohto State tor the winter quarter so he could go through spring workouts . Ple81e ... CI1Ntt. as Prep Football ovc 110 Ch~lapeake 0·0 Coal Grolli O·O Rlvor vaney RoOk Hill South Point O·O . 0·0 Fairland All 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 O·O 0·0 0·0 0·0 · llrlday'e Qam•• River Valley at S'aaelarn Ron Chaeapaakt at Portamouth Coat Grove at Piketon PortlmC!luth Wall at Fairland Cincinnati Tall at Rock Hill VInton Co, at South Point IIOAL THm ' 110 Alhtrtl 0·0 Galllll 0·0 J okaon 0·0 Logan · 0·0 Mart•"• 0·0 Point Pleuant 0·0 Warron 0·0 llrldllf'• Oamtt Malo• at Gallra Acadamy Ntltonvlllt·York at Athena JI\OkiOM II WiiiiiiOn Naw LtKington 11 Logan . Morgan at M rletta Belpre at Warrtn Point Plaaaant Is IDLE All 0.0 0·0 0·0 · 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 THI ACI - Arizona pitcher Curt Schilling smiles as he walks back to the dugout after pltchtng ·seven tnnlnga against the Reds Wednesday In Phoenl~. Schilling allowed Just two runs on five hits while striking out nine batters. (AP) TVC Ohio Dlvlalon TVC All Alexander 0·0 0·0 Belpre 0·0 0·0 Melge 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 N'vlllt·York 0·0 VInton County 0·0 • 0·0 Wtllllon 0·0 • Hooking Dlvtalon Tum TVC All Eaatern 0·0 0·0 rtd.Hooklng 0·0 0·0 0.() MOlar 0·0 0.() Southern 0·0· Trimble 0·0 0·0 0.() Waterford . 0·0 • llrlday'e Oam11 Ntelo• at Qallla Aoadamy , South Qallla at Eaatern Miller at Alexander Btlprt at Warren · Notaonvllle·York at Athena VInton County 11 South Point Jackaon 11 Wallaton Fort Frye at Federal Hooking Trimble 11 Zanetvllll Mayavillt · Shenandoah at Waterford llturdey'a Clime Southern at Bernt Union Team Pion •• Mllp, aJ by ClareH , lettt IIMIIIIM tglllnat 10011 ar cont.rence tttmt. Team to 'hul down the duo of Roush und S1cwart to ~mly 32 and 19 yards rush· mg respectively. . But, Rous~ and Stewart have on_e more year ol expenence under theu bells giVIng lhe Marauders a threat on th~, gr_ ound. Wnh the runner (Roush) back 1hcre . . Ihey concern us." said Bokov1tJ.. "We bad the ball ran on us m our h"t scnmmage (agamst Vmton Cuunly ). so that's what we're trying 10 sure up, our running defense ." "He's worked real har~. to ge.! slronger and lasle!, m,'he offseason, Chancey added. He s _:,gomg 1o be ClareH not impressed Othtlt rtOelvtng votea: WAMmA 8, South Point 8, Eaelem 6, Perl<trablirg Sou\h 5, NateonviUt·'rllrli: S, Portamoutl1 W..t 5, WattliMl ( Coat Grove 2, Molga 1. NOn•IIIIUe All ' Hannan 0·0 Ironton 0·0 Oak Hill 0·0 S.Oallll • 0·0 Sy,Valey 0·0 . Wahama 0·0 l'rlaay't Qamll South CJallla at Eaetern Oak Hill at Minford Ironton 11 Whtaleraburg Hunt. Roll at Bymm" Valley Hannan, Wah1m1 ara IDLE . 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Also back is Kyle BCOOI'ERIPMYCAI.YTRIIlUNE.COM Hunmm (6·0, 1721 ~11 GALLIPOLI S - It wus another guurterbuck und h1s h111 August nt\emoon in southeastem favorite receiver in Ohio Wednesdny with urea · hij!h Bu zzy Fuckler (~ ·9, school footbHII teams priming up tor 160). their season openers, . which were lhen t~ough the only two days uwuy. Blue Devils blustcd For Galllu Acntlemy and Mllii!S, it's the Muruuders 57·0 now showtime with bmh te11111s now lus.t year, Gulllu set tu show their wures Frlduy ul .._...__ _....~ Acudemy head Mcmuriul Field. Chancey\_ couch Mutt Bokovill Meil!s returns their entire sturtinl! · knows th is yeur b1icklield, including tuilbm;k Jeremy ~nuld be a ditTerenl story with muny Rtl\lsh (5· 10, 193), whw had 783 ~I' his pluy~rs starting for t~e qrst rushlnQ yurds last yeur to lcud the 1111\e una Me1gs return muny of 1he1rs. Muruuilers , and fullbuck Ross "We 're not overconfident by :my Stcwurt (~· II . I~0). stretch ol' the lmuginution." suid TUPPERS PLAINS There will be ~lgn- ups for Bustern Youth Footbull 4eu11 uc chcotlcuden noon Suturduy ut the elementary .~chool for aroded 3·6, Por more Information, cull Dcunnu ut 378·6476 1"Jr Tonyu ut 667·34!!3. ' Schilling shuts down.the ·Reds PHOENIX (AP) - Curt Schilling hus masterful control, but his flliit four Innings uguinst Cincinnati were lll!toundlng even by his standurds. His flliit bull cwne In the third Inning, und he threw 23 suike8 In 26 pitches through four perfect Innings en I'OUte to Arizona's 11 ·3 victory over the Reds Wcdncsduy nlt~ht. "With blg league hitters, when a ~uy's uround the st1ike zone u !IUY is going to get hit, ' Diumondbucks cutcher Dumlun Miller Hllid, "but he never does, He doenverythlng right.'' , Schilling eumed his ml\lor leugue-besl 21st victory, · strlklna out nine In !lllven Innings us the Dlumondbucks · won for the IOth time In II gumcs. Schillln11ls the fastest to reach the 21·win murk since Bob Welch did It with Ouklund In his teum's I24th game of the 1990 iell80n. ArlroM hail played 126 games this yeW'. Schilling Is the fustllst NL pitcher to reiiCh that plateau since Steve Carlton did It In the Phillies' 119th gwne in 1972. Pinley doubled, tripled und singled In his first three nt-buts und drove In three runs, ~e hud two chunces to complete the cycle with n home run but struck out In the Mlxth and flied out to right In the eighth. Quinton McCrucken wos 3·for·3 with lhl'l!e RSis, lncfudinl! u two-ron homer, just his third home nm of the seuson but s~X:ond u!!uinstthe lteds in the last week. Jumor Spivey double twke und drove in three runs, Schilling (21-4) ullowed two lllllSon live hits and wulked one, glvlng him 259 strikeouts und 20 w~lks this season. He threw just 75 pitches, 58 for strikes. He begun with 13 consecutive strikes, His first bull wus to Juson LuRue, the second butter in the third lnnlng. Thl'llugh three innings, Schilling threw 18 pitch· es, 17 tor stril(es. Schilling wulked to leud off the Arizona founh und scored from second on Spivey's · double. When he re111rned to the mound to sturt the tlt\h with 1111 8.() lead, he guve up u leadoff triple to Austln Keams down the rlght·fleld line, then walked Se1111 Casey on four pitch· es. Keums, 3·1or-4 Wednelldny und 6-for· 7 in his IWit two games, homered In the ninth. He also scored on Reggie Taylor's groundout in the fifth . Briun ~oehler (2·3) lusted two Innings In his shortest outing of the season. He ullowed six runs on seven hits - u home run, triple, two doubles und three singles. YOUNG BUCK - Ohio State running back ' Maurice Ctarett Will become the first true freshman In school history to start at tal~ back In hts first game on Saturday against Texas Tech . (AP) · Older Rebels face to a tough test at Eastern BY DIIIIK Tm.Dit DTA¥LOA.M¥DAIL¥SENTINEt..COM REEDSVILLE . - Pat Newland hQPCMbls Eastern Eagles can tulle a bit of 11 step back In their ~~eason opener Friday oaulnst visiting South Golllu, · After n solid inltlul prelleu!IOn scrim· mage ugolnst Al exander, Newland ~aid he SUW niH teum full prll}' to tOO many menllll errorH In the Eagles' seconCI exhlbttlon I!O·IIfOUnd ugnfnst Symmes Valley nnd Cnldwe1L "We hud 11 good flr&t iiCrlmmage, we ~ud u reul gOOd effon there," Newlund suld , "But when we went out In our Mecond !!1:rlmmu11e thel'll wel'll just u lot of mentul errors, We' d get a few first d?wns tmd then fumble, or give up u. big play on dcfC!Jlse," Looking to mutual season opener, Newland sold his terun is yolng to huve to step It up u notch against 11 much· improved South Onllla squud. ·"T~ey' ve got a decent 9unrt1!rbuck and they ve got u recel ver who can catch the ball," Newland said, "We're l'llully working at playing mi stake· free football." Junior Josh Waugh serves 118 the South Gallia quarterback, while receiver Jason Menick, at 6-foot-4, will provide Eastern's defensive back· field with all it can handle. "Hopefully, we can control the football a little it and Josh gets a little more coinfonnble us the year goes alon' and throws the ball pretty consistent,' swd South Galliu head coach Donnie Saunders, whose squod lost to the Eagles last yeur 66-22. "I hope we can move the football and score some points." Coming Into the yeur with a largely Inexperienced offensive buckfleld of l}ls own,. Newland is taking solace in his veterun offensive line to buy his h•.cks time to get their feet wet, 'That's reall~ invaluable to me, hav· ing an expenenced line," Newland said. "When you have young bucks like we do ...lf we didn't have all those seniors on the line I'd be $Cared to death." · Travis ·Batey and fellow seniors Casey and Cody Faulk unchor the offensive tine for Eastern, while being . joined by returning sturt~r Ross Hoi~, a sophomore, an~atey s brother Eric. Sophomore uarterback Ken Amsberry steps in hind center as the first new field general the Eagles have worked with since the now·graduatcd OW'I'lltt Karr took the reigns WI a freth· man in 199!1. Fellow sophomore Bryan Mlneur takes over at runnlna back. • • ' �www.mydallyaentlnel.com Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel AROUND THE DIAMOND - - l..... IMI w L ., ll 63 l.lool'loltda :::,:• 44 63 M u 10 u 87 ~ w ee $t I.Oult L &4 10 70 HouiiOn u II " : f ..... .... ...5S ClnolnMII , 72 71 81 ww 80 ~ w Mione loo AngoiH 72 Sin RliiGiiCO so " ~ San Diogo 153 ..eoo.. ... '"20l ... a .<110 11 l'cl Gl .152ol ,,,n .ue .w 17 ,. .835 • .m ee .aaa coveru¥e of the baseball labor negoti· ations m recent weeks. That's for the busine~_ges, folks. The fact I urn even adressing TIUs • section leaves a bad taste m "'Y mouth, and for something that is sUII· posed to be a leisure activity for fans und followers. I think basehall has left that bad taste one too many times for the American public to swallow it any more. Regardless of whether the strike dote of Aug. 30 comes with a work stoppage or not, I will take my sons elsewhere to see baseball played. Americun Legion gam~s. collegiate baseball and so fonh are u far better place for kids to learn that the game ts actually worth watching. 101, 21 ·'* 87 73 .421 27 llutl d ttl ,..... Chlcol8o Culll 14, - · 1· Milwlui<M 2. ~ ~a. St I.Oult 0 CdoradO a, t.lor*Mt e An- 8, Qnoi....U 3 San.Ottgo e, Altll'lll a Florido e, Loo Maolol3 san - 1 , ~.v. Meta o Houlton4~o:'" Phlildetii.ia 13, llwtui<H 3 St. I.OUII4, -rgh 1 Monlrut13, Colorado a Ar1llona 11, c~ncto ...n Alllnta e, 01oga s Loo AngoiH 4, Flaildl8, 10 lnrqo Sin F!WICIIOo 3, N.Y.- 1 s.n TIIUIICWa a - l'hllaclllphla (Wolf a.'l') II Mllwoui<M (Ooling 0.0),1;08 p.m. M - (Armu Jl, 8o10) 11 OcloiiCIO (Siark 8-3~~~-:J'm. H) 11 Loo ~ l'1ol1dl <Nomo , ..~ P..nt. . .-o> 11 &ll'l f'loitclooo (Jtfla.n 1o.tl, 3:38·p.m. N,Y, Melt ( 5 /lUi~!& ~ull 8•7) 11 o.o~ """ 1·11 CUb1a:oe ~ tH>,a:OI! p.m. < Bart OlegQ • 11 H01111011 Pitllburgh (P,..dowo 1-3) at 81. t.aula (Simonlloc:N 0-4), 1:10 p.m. Ctncl..,oM (IIIUimo Wl 11 llt'IIOM (httota 8o7~, aCinol-11 (IIIII W) at IIOUIIOII ='rt"'· IMu•ro w~· e:oa p.m. Plnsbuf9h (NIOI'o H) II Mllwailkle <Ruech B-13). e:Oilp.m. Philadlipllla (~ H) .. Slloull (MCIIrla 11S-71, 8:10p.m. N.Y. Mall Alllalo 11-G) II COlorado <Jennlnaa 141, t:08 p.m. ~lorida (Pawno $.8) a18an Diogo (Fw;y H), to:oa p.m.. '. Chicago C\lbl (WOOd e.e) 11 A!ilortl (Heling 10:01 p.m. Atlanla (Maddux 11-4) 'at Loo ,Mgilll a.a). (Qci.Pt!tz 11-8), 1~10 p.m. FNftoioM al ~1'1 . ·-:.~ Moni!Mi (OIN 1G.el (OIIIz N), 10:38 p.m. I· New"tl>rl< llol1oO 78 71 81 Ba~mo.. Tampa Bay ' T 48 5S 83 153 72 .,.42 14 Ctnnl WLPaiGI Mmaot.a chtoloo • " - & M t.. IMI ·. W L 1a e3 .ue oe ee ,488 1n 54 71 All 1tl 52 75 .408 22l •li 77 ,38f ,, 25 Will ., W L Pal Ill 71 so eoo -· a-rand Kaneao ely Ocl1rolt Anaheim oa~ltnd et :eea 78 7S Seatlle TIICII 51 ·- .118 ~NM418\ Tlloodoy'o- TIICII 3 , - 2. 10 lnnlnQI Oelro~O,Sadll3 N.Y. 'm-7, Anaholm I t<aneao CI1YJ,;roroniO a, t 2tnrjngo Oakland 1, ....,...., .. , - - Vltatufold wins golf nutda e, a o.Jdand I, Cll'•llltld 0 , Baltimore a, Tl'!!fllliV 1 Ct!lcaao Whltl ::-~·wMicill'lon~-- 1 TIICII *=. . Tltu I.Q) Cllmll it._, (P.~ ~Ji. ~ :~•44111 ~ (AedmM 1•11), 7:08 p.m. Anlhlftl tLarMI' 8-2) a1 (O.W.III 1M), 7i08P,m. N,V. 'lllnkiH Oaldllld (Muldlf 14-7) II Ole 111111111 (Phllllpo 1·1~ 7:01..... ' · Tampa Bay (S4ta 1.., II ....._ i-2), 7:08 P.lll· (Sanlana H) aiiCallill City (Ru.Hornandez 3·1), l:oi p.m. 1!: . Frlcll(e .a- Anahllm (Waehburn 18-4) II ao,ton (Walcafleld 7'4), 7:08 """ O..kllnd (Zito ; 7.0) .. DtlrOI1 (i'OWII 7:01p.m, T Teuo (Park U)at N.Y.~ (Muilllna 1B-6), 7:05 p.m. TOronto tramt B-4) II Balllmore (Eilclaloll 1·11), 7:os p.m. ..11111 (Pinel111 1H) at Cleveland le.btthla a.tO~ 7:08 p.m. ~.~- IAood 11o4) .. Ka- City =·~'1=~11 . Clnicllgo W1lllo 8occ (Garland ..,., II:Oe p.m. I OUR 'EXPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS WEEK'S MATCHUP5 Rain falls in Brewers' ballpark . . "It's obviously very disap· For the Milwaukee pointing and ttoublesome to Brewers, it rains indoors. us to have that kind of water Water ·poured through in the park," said Scott Miller Park's roof Jenkins, vice president of sta· Wednesday night, spilling dium operations. "The (stadi· onto fans and the field during urn boa.rd) district is commit· the Brewers' 13·31oss to the ted to finding · ways to Philadelphia Phillies. improve the situation. We "It wasn't just leaking," don't know what that is yet. Phillies first baseman Travis It's obviously unacceptable." Lee said ....t was pouring." The Phillies chased Sheets The fifth-inning deluge · in the sixth as they pushed sent fans s.itting behind home the ~ead to 7·3 .on Jimmy plate lookmg for cover- or Rollins' RBI smgle and· the umbrellas they brought Bobby Abreu's two-run dou· with them. An inning later, as ble. the stonn passed, they Pat Burrell hit an RBI sin· returned to thetr seats. gle in the eighth. The Phillies "For. a while, it got really tacked on five more runs in bad," Milwaukee starter Ben the ninth, highlighted by Sheets· said. "We had a little Abreu's two:run homer and delay. It was coming down Rollins' two•run double. everywhere it looked like. It Giants 3, Mets 1 was blowing on the mound." Kirk Rueter pitched fiveIt was not the first time hit ball for e1ght shutout fans at the $400 million 'ball: innings as San Francisco sent park have gottel) d surprise New York to its lOth straight shower. loss. During the Home Run On the heels of consecutive Derby a day before the All- shutouts by teammates Livan Star game, a driving rain pen· Hernandez and Jason etrated the panels of the fan- Schmidt, Rueter (II· 7) faced shaped roof. the minimum 15 · batters BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS through five innings at Pac Bell Park. Robb Nen allowed two quick hits in the ninth and Timo Perez scored on a wild pitch to snap San Francisco's string of 28 scoreless innings. but Nen finished for his 30th save. BRAVES li, PADRES 3 Kevin Millwood held the Padres to three runs and six hits in eight innings as Atlanta won at San Diego. Gary Sheffield drove in five .runs on two homers and a double against' his former team. Sheffield, who was with San Diego from 1992 until being traded to Florida on June 24, 1993, went 3-for3 and walked twice to reach base in all five plate appearances. Millwood (13·6) won his fourth straight decision and improve to 11·1 in his last 18 starts. The Braves, who have baseball's best record at 8144, have won 16 of his last·l8 starts. · EXPOS 13, ROCKIES S Brad Wilkerson hit two of Montreal's season-high six homers as the Expos beat Colorado at Coors Field. Vladimir Guerrero, Jose Vieiro, Wil Cordero and pinch-hitter Matt Ce_picky also homered for the Expos, who climbed back to .500. Masato Yoshii (4-5) won for the second time in 12 starts, but left after five innings with a lol!'er back strain. He allowed only one run and three hits. DoDGERS 4, MARLINS 3, . 10 INNINGS Shawn Green hit a ¥arne· winning RBI double m the 1Oth after Eric KalTOs tied i1 in the ninth as Los Angeles beat Florida at Dodger Stadium. Mike Kinkade homered for the Dodgers, whose lead in the N~ wild-card race remained at 2 112 games over San Francisco. Braden Looper (0·5) walked Adrian Beltre with two outs in the lOth and Green drove a 2-2 pitch to the fence in right-center, easily scoring Beltrc. Paul Shuey (2-2) pitched a hitless IOth for the victory. Andrew Clrm .·Assistant Editor Record: 0.0 Last week: 0.0 (winners In IHIJII) CARDINALS 4, PIRATES 1: Chuck Finley struck out 10 . in eight innings and Scott Rolen hit a two-run triple as the St. Louis beat Pittsburgh forits I Oth win in 12games. The Cardinals scored all their runs off Josh.Fogg (11· 9) with two outs at Busch . Stadium. Jim Edmonds walked with the bases lqaded in the third and Albert PujQI& hit an RBI sin~le before Rolen's fourth trtple in 20 games. Finley (4·3) reached double figures in strikeouts for the 33rd time in his career. . ASTROS 4, CUBS 0 Carlos Hernandez scattered four hits over six innin~&; pitchin~ Houston over visit· mg Chtcago; . Hemundez (6·4), starting for the second time since returning from the disabled list on Sunday, beat Chicago's Mark Prior in it matchup of rookie starters . . · Prior (6·4) pitched 4 2·3 innings, ~iving up four runs on 12 htts. He struck out three and walked two. Butch COOl* Sports Stall Record: o.o last weak: ().() (wl11neli In bAld) . Moiglat OIIUI MH!tln¥ film IIIIIIQ II Soultooaslom- Din...,._ Sporta Stan Record: 0.0 LIISI weak: ().0 (winners In IISI!dl Mo1Qo at ' llalllU~ llblltYIIII» •• R...,. \/alloy at o.I'BTiyiOf Bry~n Sporta S1aH Record: 0.0 Lest - k: 0.0 (winner$ In 1W!1J long · Copy Editor • Record: 0.0 Last week: o.o (winners In IIAL!Il Motgt a1 GIL•ta ACidttllll ~-~ GallllAcHt!!W The =· Pd\et Record: o.o LIISI - k: ().0 (winners In llol!ll MtltUI Gill"" "'~ Rl"" """r 01 Sou1r.on~n - leu'tu·wn aw -V.IIoyal . Sou-lifo- l!tlllhiUitmJlo Ao.... 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I can drink Rolling Rock any day. see a Rolling Rock Stadium where, so I think that will suit Kl .SS2 The Dally Sentinel • Pqe 1!1 :S www.mydallysentln l.com Baseball oUJners and players will set new lows for stupidity I .1104 .<1$3 • 1"hu,.day, August 22, 2002 Major League Baseball Gl Pel. .' Thuraday, Auauat 22. -rg O..o QD.JIIU at M!DIOIU H~al MIII!Qill ~-lllt-l'!!rk NtlaoiMt... \llrk at Athena 016lbllll Htlaonvml:lill~ a1 Alhonl - w.tlaiGII --'11 · -~·-·~ O..k Hllol Mlllllllll - Mlnlont Mlnltl<ll HIIIOIWUII:Y!II~ l'ltltonviiiH!IIl! AI Alhatll "' Ath..na Mllltr 01 M1llof at Millar at Miller al Miller at AIUlndtt AI•Jandtr AIO•M<It< &IWICII! ~1..:.-ndtf Purtamoulh Wool t!ll!llmoulll.W ~-·~Wnl I'QdlmGIIIh Will al F'<lfrllod Portamoutll 'Mitl et ftlr!end . ,at Falrlllld Meigs . f•om PlpB1 our workhorse for us this year and he·s going to do a lot of things for us." The Blue Devils will counter with senior speed· ster Ty Simmons at toil· buck und a young, but improving offensive line which includes senior tuckle Nathun King (6·2, 285), who has earned both the starting offensive and defensive tackle positions. "He's won both positions since we've been out here the lust two weeks," said Bokovitz. "He's really boosted the coaching stuff's morale just to see u kid work that hard." , All hus not been good for the Blue Devils, who have marched their way through u nasiy bug thut hit over the past week . "I think overull us n team, we're in preu~ good physicul condition, ' suid Bokovitz. "We hud some sickness go through us this week, We hud three or four starters that had fevers und were sick for 24 hours nnd 48 hours. Thnt wns u little bit of u set back, but the kids fought through il and have taken cure of them· selves. I think we're rcudy to go. And now it's football season und there's very few bigger season-opening thun Oulliu rivalries Academy und Meigs. "It's u· big rival gurhe;·· suid'Bokovltz. "There will be a lot of people here. Plus it's the ftrst game for both tcums on the new sea· son, so there will be high interest there." 11 Folrlllld 01 rllrllllll LOWELl - Belpre rn- l"OOltnuell tt~ uD<kfNttd run lind retgn 1n tht: Tn·\'ullt:).· vaue onfel\'11<."1.' ~II( leoo with tt l)(;ui ~).,tnll..t \11.'1<\f) Conf~'<' Hnd..il\il DivNon defe~tin11 · llro:lin11 f\lt:> tll tt· St'l.'l;.llll.l-plt~~.'t' lim\h\'r b Thmblt: (:<a'tllld) wid , lUtll<'nl M~iils ut Frankhn ll~y (lhtnl) 1\lt:,dtt) 1lillht l!l Muodtl). Arru\\t)(lld Pnll.'s. Wmcrfonl ~ Goltkn Eu~k:J ~M u 147 on till', 1~'\llt mne. pur ~ h:lil u reum sc.:~re nf I ~2 ~'lin· ,'Qt..~. MC~ 11 ~. too b leMny ptlll.'d tl) 11 Itl7 fnr Tnml\le ~nd Bunks· .'6. finished SC~.'tll\d ut 17S for nuthem . Fruerul I06, hnldil\il otT thtrd·pl ~ lin· Hod.in~ hnd u 1\'lt), l1ller 204, tsher Wdlstoo b three stl\'1..~. Wid F..u.~tm1 ~ Ill. Wuterfnnl lo!lllb the lc4lll<' intnn \lUnty wu.~ lllUnh u1 17tl, foUow\'d by lc. wider ut "hllc Soolhcm wid Tnmhle Ul\' 17!1 ttt1tl Nl'lsnnvill.:- Ytlfl.. lll no" ttru lbr )>C<.'M1d. Thl\'\' tlh,•rfnnl ~olfer:<. ~ Mutt Heif\ef, Jot'Y Baker, mlll Durin runp~on shot .'7\ cm:h m sh~~re lmlt<'h M<'tlnli~t hOil\'lt'l;, StlUthem shnt 17~ tL~ u tcum lro hy Ty Hall wHh u ~l'l. Jnrotm liill !tnd C\tn CnlUt:h Wtth .W's, Justin C\mnully ~0. Crtllll Rmldolph ~.'. utltl Brud ('much ,...,L'Itll\ -17, Lee to nan at Rio RIO GRANDE - Mci~s :!002 pnadullt~ 1)'s\ln l.t.-c htL~ jnin.'i.l tht." tntck tm\1 lkld pro· 111'11111 ttt th\' Univcll\ity nf Rill Gnmdc, I.'Ompcting thr ~tJUCh Aoh Wilt 's Rttlmcn. l.t'l.' 1-.c~ttm :tttendinl! · dussc~ this wt-ck, und is· still plunninll t\1 s~l'\·~ ·us un ussistun! crn.~s muntry und tntck l.tlllch nl his hil!h sdl<ltll nhnu n1utcr. where · he wns u fmll")'<.'llr s1undnut undcl' L'Out:h Mike 1\cnnL'<ly. ElL\tem gnl fer.. wen.• lru h\ Jonuthun OM~n uml R) ui1 Wm:hter "tth -1!\. Nu1hun Cozun -19. Adnm C'hc,·alicr -1~. Steven Sheplll'tl 5l. m~tl Jumc> Will u 52. Meet the team nlpt 1l1c •.a~.~tcm Hil!h S.::hoolnth· lctics department will be ho,t· ing its M1.'1:t the Tcum nitthtttt 7 p.m. Thursdtl)' ut the hi!lh schooL After second concussion, Steelers' Stewart tries new helmet LATROBE. Pn. (AP) - His second NA.. .concu~~ion uppnrently WIL~ one too mru1y for Kardell Stewnrt, rutc of more thtu1 lWO dozen Pittsburgh Steelers pluyers trying out u new helmet designed to reduce heud h\)urics. · When ctu11p began, the Steelers' qwuterback suayed with the troditionnl·stylc helmet he hns worn since breaking into the NA.. in 1995. After sustnlning n concus.~ion while being run out of bound~ Sunduy night by Wushington linebacker LaVur Aniogton, Stcwurt begun experimenting in prnctice with a new helmet mtroduced this ye&U'. Becuusc 1m ongoing study of footbt~l· related ~'Oncussions hus determined tJ;m< 70 percent cx:cur in blows to d1ejuw, temple tuld fuce - us d.id Stewun's ifllury - the shell of d1e new helmet covers a !urger uren netU' tho juwbo1tc thtu1 did previous lielmel~. 111e helmet Includes six ventilmion holes ut the top to expel heut and extra ubsorbent pudding ulonglhe CIU' holes. It is tmuntfuc· tured by Ridcfcll, which makes most helmet~ for NA.. pluyers. 11te lill'C tnlL~k i~ stronger und designed to ub.~~)tb more impact than truditionull~rrtct~. "We'll h')l il, sec how it goos," Stcwnrt &tid. '1lt's supposed to huve IT10I'll puddii1g w1d nil thut goc.Jd stull'." Tile helmet cosl~ ubottt $30 Ol()re thlUl ti l'l!@Uiur helmet. w1d ~hs itbout 2 oun<.'CS moo:. It WI\~ dcvelo to help reduce dte number of concusstons - e~timuted ut I().),!XXJ per SCtL~on - in high school. college tuld NA.. fcx'itbt~l. S1ewurt ulso hud u l'Oncussion while pluy· lng ugulnstlndituln~lls in 1\197. He stud lte hud nnother while 111 high school, so his lnt· est concussion WllS at lillllil the third of his cnroor. StcwtU1 insists lite concussion wt~~n't 1111 tlmt serious, yet he Sllid he couldn ·t dUlbren· tiutc between colors imml!dlutcly tt.llel' lhe gmne Sunchty. He snid he still didn't 'tooiiOO percent, yet he pntcticed 1\tesduy und Wcdncsduy. · "I went out there with ulittle tunnel vision, so it probubly WI\~ one of my best pmcti~-es I hud thl\lwing the bt~l." Stewurt suid. "''m lllking it slow. If I ~ to the point where I 1w00 lO stop, I'll tin tt." . ' With Stewun still feeling woozy. he wus held out of the aflemoon pmctlce W~y. d~e lust dny of two-u-duy prot· ticcs ut St. V)ncent Colle11e. Tommy Muddox, lust .yeur's buckup. toOK snups with the No. I offense, Wid couch Bill Cowher suid he would stun Sttrurdnts exhibition ttume ttl Detroit if Stewurt isn t reudy. However, Cowher cautioned thm didn't mill\n Muddox would Stllrt tl~t Mlll._'\011 lL~ 1!11! No. 2 qmuterbuek, with former Uons quur· tcrbllck Chw'lie Batch us No. 3. Stcwwt is owure of the drun!la\l concus~fons can do. Troy Afkmlln IU1d Steve Youna cuch cut short their Clii'CCI'S because of them, ~o he WlL~ willinll to experiment with the hel· met. Even before Stewurt tried ou1 dill hill meL u number ofothcr Steelers were we<uing it. As tllut or UPMC's concussion study. six Pinsbuf!!h·lii'CU high schoolt.:mns will Wc:<U' thu helmet IIOd six otl1er.~ will weur tmditinn· ul helmeL~ this seu.~on. · Another one-hitter pushes Lidle's scoreless streak to 31 innings BY THE.ASSOCIATED PRESS, clinic on how to pitch." Cory Ltdle keeps throwmg Terrence· Long hit a three· shutouts and surprising run homer for the A's, who almost everybody. have won 14 of 17 and Lidle ran his scoreless remained in a virtual tie for innings streak ~o 31 ~ith. his first place in the AL Westsecond one·hltter tn JUSt two percentage points behind more than a month, pitching Anaheim. the Oakland Athlettcs past David Justice added a the Clevelan~ Indians 6·,0 three-run .triple off Ricardo Wednesday mght for thetr Rodriguez (0·1), who made eighth stratght victory. his major league debut. "You can't expect a guy to The 30-year-old Lidle, who put zeros on the board all hasn't allowed a homer in 51 year," O~kl~~d mana~er Art 1·3 innin$s, was asked to Howe satd. But that s what compare hts one-hitters. he's done." ANGELS 5 YANKEES 1 11 With Barry Zito, Mark IN~INGS ' Mulder and Tim .Hudson ~t Scoti Spiezio hit a two-run the top of the rotatton, the As homer in the 1I th at Yankee are accustomed to getting Stadium imd Anaheim great pitching. But Lidle's matched last year's victory run of dominance has come total. .out of nowhere. David -Eckstein had four He went 1·6 in his first 13 hits for the Angels (75-50), starts and was nearly traded who are two percentage before last month's deadline: points ahead of Oakland and Now, he's leading the way Seattle in the AL West. for one of the best staffs in Anaheim has won eight of 10 baseball. and has the best record after Lidle (7-9) gave up only a 125 games in franchise histotwo-out single in the first ry. · innin~ to ~llis Burks. After · . The Angels also placed walktng · J1m Thome, the nght-hander Aaron Sele on right·hander retired his last the 15-day disabled list with 25 batters. . . a partially tom muscle in his "He pretty much . had us pitching shoulder. where he wanted us," MARINERS 8, TIGERS 2 Cleveland's Matt Lawton Ismael Valdes (7-9) was said. "He got two strikes on impressive in his Seattle us and his forkball was unhit· debut,. and the Mariners table. That's the best I've broke open a dose game ever seen him throw." with five runs in the ninth at · Lidle matched a career Comerica Park, high with eight strikeouts and Valdes, acquired in a trade got.hia second career one-hit· with Texas on Sunday for ter and shutout. He also two minor leaguers, allowed blanked Texas on July 19. two runs and five hits in 6 2· Lidle has been on the 3 innin~s . . mound in each of Oakland's Leadtng by one in the last five shutouts. ninth, Seattle got a bases· "I don't know if words can loaded triple by Carlos describe how well he Guillen and .a two-run pitched,". Howe said. "He homer from Ben Davis. changed speeds, he threw · .RED Spx S, RANGERS 3 everything for strikes. Just a • ' . Nomar Garciaparra had four hits, including' a tiebreaking two-run single in the eighth at Fen way .Park. Texas had its five-game winning streak snapped. WHITE Sox 10, TWINS 1 • Jose Valentin homered in his first two at-bats and drove in five runs at Comiskey Park as Chicago rou~hed up Joe Mays to snap a stx-game losing streak. Mark Buehrle (16·9) scat- . tered seven hits over seven innings to improve to 4·0 against Minnesota this year. Mays (2·5) lost to the White Sox for the first time in 12 career outings. He last· ed only two innings after get· ting hit on the right thumb by a batted ball . ORIOLES 2, DEVIL RAYS 1 Rodrigo Lopez (14-S) pitched eight innings of five· hit ball at Camden Yards, and Jay Gibbons hit his 22nd homer for Baltimore. SHUT DOWN - Athlllitlcs ROVAI..S 7, BLUE JAYS 4 pitcher Corey Lldle (7·9) Carlos Beltran hit a .three- pitched a complete one-hit run homer as Kansas City game for the Athletics 6.() beat Roy Halladay (14·6) to complete its first winning win over the Indians. (AP) road trip of the season. FH EE I ~SPE( :TH }J\ ER REPAIR Cll C RUTH PHARMACY 786 N. 2nd, Middleport - ' The Gallipolis Dally; Tribune Is seeking · a clerk for Its editorial department to assist with community news Items: and other clerical tasks .: · Must be computer iller-: ale, have excellent typ~ lng, grammar, spelling and organlzailonal skills.: Will be required to 'han.: die multiple tasks In a: fast·()aced environment. ' Mall resume to: Bette Pearce Managing editor . The Galllpolla Dally .: Tribune : 825 Third Ave., . Galllpolla, OH, it5831. · No phone calls, please. ; ' ' • • , I The Daily Sentinel • ~aturbap ~ime~ -~enttnel • ~unbap ~tme~ -~enttnel I. ' \ • I' \\'~t~rt<ll'tl ' �Thursday, August 22, 2002 www.m Sentinel The Dally Sentinel • Paqe B 5 www.mydallyaentlnel.com •• • ·Owners make .new revenue sharing proposal Tiger, Vijay have something to defend 252 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH ·•••;-on 12 Place Your Business's Ad.here Call The Dally Sentinel ·for details Valley Lumber Dave or Betsy 992·2155 Middleport 555 Park St Gordon•s woes continue Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken Jeff Gordon's winless streak has ex1ended lo 31 races toliOWing hiS \ 91h·PIIIOO finish SUnday In lhe Popsl 400. UPCOMING ON THE TRACKS WINSTON CUP WhtMfun Cup: ShmlJie NX), 1Jn!•llll'e l'UWI'Ail\! 1 11111. KO'I' S"tlii\IIIY 011 'l'N'I'. !luRCh: FOOd Cl~v ~"M. a Jllll. EO'!' ~'rhloy ou TN1~ CrunNmllu Truck: NASCAR Crat1sm11·n T!'uck Sorlrs :IOU. 9:00 J'111. EDT S.t>t. Sou ESPN'l Many jobs hinge on Rudd decision RICt: Sharpie 500 Whon: Bristol Motor Speedway Whln: Saturttay, 7:30p.m. EDT. RICt dlll1nce: 266.5 miles: 500 lap• Defending champion: Tony Siewart RICt NCOrd: Charlie Cllotzbilch. 101 .074 mph, July 11, 1971. <lulllfylng record: ~teve Park, \26 370 mph, Maroh 24, 2000 Storyline: The August night race at Bristol is a summertime lavorlte among racing Inns, but the heal and humidity are especially tough .on BUSCH SERIES I I Race: Food City 250 I Where: Bnstol Molar Speedway I Track length: .533 miles When: Friday, 8 p.m. EDT. I Defending champion: Kevin Harvk:k Race record: Harry Gant, 92.929 mph, Aprll4, I 1992. 1 Qualifying record: Kevin Harvlck, 125.264 mph, March 23. 200 I. I Storyline: Lasl year.marked lhe tirsl time in track 1 I drivers. history thai bolh Brlslol races we~e won from lhe same starlh>Qposlllon (No. 2: Kevin Harvlck, MaH Kenselh) . II)' AI. I.EVIN~ Co~t Nrw~ Sci'V It'l1 ·ng comeback Brooklyn, Mich. P lemy of nth.mtton owr Ull! WtMlk~l\d Wr\8 1\lcus..' l on which cor ~Icky Rudtl will be dt'IV\1\1! 11\!Xt ~~'\8011 . ltmld hm1nt'Citlllllluh'tl . ATl~t· Woods·llkl.! ~:tlh~ry tlmt lbllt1Ws him omund Cvcz·y time he l!ietN 0111 or the No. 28 FOnt. "I know l'l" hove • job to do," Rudd told "'1'0~1011 "Blll alii can toll )':>U ut this point I~ 110 t..'O IUIIIOllt. I !lOUI\d Uktt •omebody who •hould bo work in~ fur the W?-~rm nent. snyl ng 'nu L'O mmeut ,' It~~~~ · n't suuncl rlijht " vlnwJobs hi ttl!<! on Rudd's movo. llls hlrhtK by Gmmssl, t'ul' extunph.), would make olllclid Jimmy SJleiU..'\'I''s (;lXII from one of Onnnssl'~t Dodije~~. . FUrd ulllclld!i, !lllll!'lltlve uhout\O&In~ a loi•·Ievel tlrtwr !n rmothl'l' lwaud (nr~t It 1081 Jeff Gordon ~'t 1 !11'811~. now Hill F;lltott 18 winning raCC5 Q8D.In · In u llodwo), '"" 1Jtt8hhtQ to provide hudd with u L'O IHpol !f\vu t'\de Ill their em~ ~udd could ond up drtvlttQ tho Wood Urotho t~' Nn. 2t t'tn't t'\!))lt\c\ny EUiotl Smtiez~ who was tnti'Uihlt't'll Sund1ty us the driver of Robcl't Yates' Nu. :liJ ~\Jn1 with M&M 's rum•lug Inns Uw lll'illlO· l'Y N Jnm ~tm , Mtchtll!l "l•'tuhnck" McS wnln, p1·mnmtly work· 111~ wtth Hudd. Will be Sudhlr'H crew chle£. l'nii'M' Pllt'!!\tlt uf Stuller WltH tht! wot'!t·kept ~''CI\'1 111 th1,1 Wt11ston Cuv waruye. "We'w 1\'1\IIYhut\ our eye on E\Uottslnc~;J hie tl!HIIIIISKm\ \Jil \\J UIIU uf hi 8 J~·hmdl! U lnCS!Il\!IC Hlmt suh ll 'him my sui1.' nnd. tlmttn'nhnbty w~s hul'k tn nhuutlhl! tim~! hu W!l8 stll( Smlh1r snhl t.hls tltml bt not tlllll\11\1!01\ hl! nskt...'tl \bl' h\9 t'U IPtu;e ll'O III tho Wood III~Jt\n~l'!' ''Ul'ly lhb~ 80U801\, " I t\1 ~111 ' 1 know m\ylhltlW . 1~tit . Gordon breaks record ,lt'fl' (llll11flll WII81'111Uiii\M Ill the flnlsh fOl' hiS Mt!1 L'tii\8CC\It lvt! t•uce. '1'11ut bt't!nk11 tho modern· . l'l'il N1\SCA it l'l'COI'tl8tH by thu Into Unle l~:ut' nlmrd l . A LOOK AHEAD Supt. I MuuntuiniJuw Southern OOJ. l)n l'llnt~lnl\ Hucuway Sept. 7 Cht!Vli!lot Monlo Curlu 400, llld1111011d 111\ui·nutlunnl Hucuway Supl, IR N11w New llruupshlm :HXI, l-tnmp~h lm lntm·natlunnt Spoodway Sotpt, 22 MIJNA AII-Amorlcom Heroc• 400, Dovm· l.>oWI\Ainturnatto nnl SPt'UdWllY Sept. 29 l'!'uluction Ono 400, Kunoris SiliJedVIRY 3. Jimmie Jonntcn 3 o:~<~. 4. Tony Stewart, 3" t . e. Joff Gordon, 2.v44. e. Ricky AUdd , a.m. 7. Rutty W1111011 2,803. 8. Sill Elliott, 2,8o8. e. MaH Keneo;n, 2,7011. 10. 0111 Jarrett, 2,788. t t Ryon Nowmon,. 21788. \2. Kurt Sueoh, 2,o7t. 00 nve bonus points he ~ot ror lending ~ ~ Benson, lnce sign atensions Mlchllllllnterlllllontll ntnalllr lhit lt'illlk, onto Uta III'Oi IIIII oiiiiDIII Into lito pit Johnny Btmson and crew rhter James lncc huve sll(lll,.'£1cuntmct cxtcn!i lons, helleved to lm fur two .yPIII'!I, to remnln with the No. IQ Pontluc owned by Atlnntn·busod MB2 MoturSi){)l'ts. Willi, Nwl~ lhroo houra lalol', J1rrett hit\ anothor exclll!lll moment at the tillite turn: with nv. lip! to 110 he tlMMd J~tT "My 1101111<lo no well unci &urton'l aUinl No. Ill! l'otil Qnd went on 10 win fur tho l!eOilud tllnllhla IIIMOII. It Wlti o p"'tt,y nice way to ' mUro fi'Om Lhls place sume dny," H1~·nson IWlid. '',lumeN D1l1 Jlmll'a victory Sunday, hla second this.sea· son. marked the 11th anniversary of hla first Winston Cup win.- also at Michigan International Speedway, lhurlh. tin; me ~o," Jmett laid. "1 · lrlod to dtlve su·atyht up lo lllo back tor Jlll'I'Oit, who had fall· wnll, but Iliad to 1Ut11 t.n ki>up en blok to a&lh ttlltr hla lllln, fi':lm hlltlnQ Ute Walland when and no one WN more IW'prlacd 14Jd, tlopun, That gavo that he had mldtllt to vtotoey chunoo to tuUtat on tho ciar.' 1 IIIII. Tho more M ll(lll!lcant atUUit· "WI etrtilblly dldll't illlrl menta Clime during olalel' cau, out like we wert! golfii to bo •It tlon whnn Jnrro" 'a tllam took a hent tnlldns about• vlorto· 1i1Jrhtg t•ubbot' ou l'of lho rlghl 1')1' Jlrt'lltt lAid, "I had an Idea reru: "That really '"' the car · with IOlltt tlhanlft that wo ltad goln~~o" he Mirl, "1'hat'a when made that my CJar mb!ht bet a we wont lhlm :Jiltlt ol\d drove lo ltltll bll On the IOOMIIde. Bull U1e 1011 !lvollefore we pitted for thoullht If we coUld yet r\lal." IJln)u!lh 10, 11, 18 illp11heoor llUI the most 1lgntOcant would start oomlny arountl. o:ltou~e woe roplocbltl 1\iur lire• "Untortunatel~ It come w!Ut illllnpM to go. RrOund bet'ore we 101 to that At thnt J,XIint, tho other conpob1l. Wltetllllntlooked and tcndora (Dnle l:arnhlll'dl Jr., knew It wu out of 110ntrol, I running third, Stowart, run· wu hMdlllll'tlr the pll wllll on . ·nlng lburth) Uklk tWll tlt'el! the lnlilili 111111 ll<lmeUtlna whUo Jamtt and Mlll'k *llltred It away 1\'om thel'ol, Martin, who was !l!lldtny ot the lhllnk aooontill," time, lOOk fuur. Burton oloynd 'nte car atutalned 10me out during thol pit I<!QUonce to minor dainalt on the leflll'ont. naeume tholeod. Jarrett 1tarted eli!llth but t\IU , "Whnn !crow chief! 'l'odd to the back with hll W·hart· (l'ttrrott] Bllld R1ur, I never ttltna ~ on the 1pln, It quoatiot'K!d It OO.a\18e thllt'a lj)pllll"<id Ita baldn"' WWI Wltoil hod on my mind," llll'ectetl 11)1 Jitlimy lllaineld'l • Jurrolt otald. "Wu've boon crltl· No. 19Dodp. nlted a number nr tlmetfhr "111114 autten on thtln1lde ot getting four u,. and we've thtllllhd ho wu tltlttllilll' let· probablyboll) been crltlclzotl It VIllA a remotkl!bla uomo• '"a 111 27. Jimmy Spencer, 2 \00. 28. Jtromy Mayfield, 2.0~2. ~~. ~~n8~~~~~:; ~·,~6k 3\ . Mike Skinner, t ,842. 32cCuoy Alwood, t 766. 33. Hut Strloklln, \ ,7:!2. 34. Brett Bodlnl, 1,879, 3e. Johnny Bonton, 1,636. 38. J1rry Nad11u, 1,8\ e. 37, Jot Nom1ohok, \,484. 38. Sieoy Compton, t .383. 38. Steve Park, 1,36\. 40,Tad~ Bodlno, 1,\ ~e. ac. Klvln Grubb, a, 188. at. Ron Hornaday, a, 18a. 22. C111y Mtlrt, a, t88. TIIUCK II IIIII ITANDII'IQI 1, Mlkl Sllll, a.a811. 2. Terry Cook, <,225. 4. Sooll R1gg1, 2,804. e.Soott wrmmor, 2,G48. 8. Mi<t Mol.iughlln, 2,848. 7. Bobby HamiHon Jr.. 2.838. 8. Jomlt MOMurreyJ. 2,818. 8K w 11 , 8\8 to =~~y ~.!gl~ 2)es'. 1t, Stacy Compton, 2.01111. 12. Tony A1ln11, 2,482. 13. Johnny Souter, 2,43e. 14. Tim Sauter, 2.42o. \8. Todd Bodlnl, 2,380. 18. Hlnk Par<or Jr., ~378. \7. 9hono Hmlol, 2.a 8. \8, Foyl. 2.220. \8. Alh on Lowle, 2.2t I. 25. J1ff Groen, 1,788. ae. Rloky Hondrlol!, 1, 742. a7. 8han1 Hall, \,o37. 21, Jimmy Sptnetr, 1, 311~. ae. Mlchlll WaMrlp, t ,383. 30 Joft p 1 1 308 31 : Jay s~~r.~; \:aee: ~a. Ohtd Chlftln, 1, 124. 33. Joo Nomochok, t, 1\8. 3<1. Joff Burton, 1,088. 38. Brlln Vld<trt, 1 011. 3e Marl< Grttn \ 0I0 37. Mlko H1rmon, gga: ae. Kooo~rohno, 118\ . 311. Mike 111101. 1180. 40. 8tld Teaguo, 1107. 8. Robert Pr1111ey, 2. \58. 8. J11on Loffler, Z,\2G. 7. David Starr,<, \28. , e. Oennll Sotzoo. 2. \28 . 8. Trtvll Kvapll, t ,G86. oc a 1 11 : Jgx whtt,t'J 1 12. Brendan Gaughan , 1,1102. 13. Lsnco Norlck, 1,81 \ . 14. l!ollby Douar, t ,673 t 8. Molt Cralton, \.660 16. Corlol Con1rer01, t ,631 17. SllfLeller, 1,614. \B. Lonca Hoopor, 1.550 19. Brian Rose. 1,512. 20. S!ovo Portanga, 1,51 2. at home for dob~t~ll . Bull Utlnk It's probably won u• mot~ rot'fl8 than it'll COI!t ua," Burton made • flllllanlotTort In trying to win tor the lint time thla YI!GJ', Hla engine wa• ntnnlna hot fur tnOtlt or U1e rail$; Uten In lhelaBt five lap!, tt started 10111n~ wato~ "It looked llko u lbunl•ln ul tho f'tolr." •aid Stewart, who trailed But1on wtth eight Iaiit to QO. The Bll(lli6CllnCII o[ the date waen'tlllllt on Jar,..tt. "I WAI going to lalk tOBt~tl [Shelton, prealdunl of the Mluhlllon truokjond !HJO If we could jll81 huvo tltla race on AuguotiBtlt evat'Y yell', whatev· erdD.y ths.tmlllht rauon," JRrl'1!1\ lllld, "I'm not SUre 11'8 · the 18th aa much ruo It wH 11 )'Oru'l fliO to Utio dey tlmtiiVOn my l\rot race here. "Thot numbel' \1 oontett up a lot tbr oome 1'1!810n. ObviOUII~ It wu very I!OOd to my dM INI!d. who won a uhanlpl0l18hlp In a No. 11 FOret], 1menllotted at hldY [that] wlnnlny 1Jle IROC rWlll drtvl!lll a blue o;ar with Ute nutnbur 11 on It wu pretty oOOJ, I don't know, we either need to ~aoo on lhe lith or 10111ethlntllll Ute time." ~. ~~~~:e::~: ~:1~~. ,m ond I have suld !'rom tho start thnt we wanted to kocp all of the ct'l!W membet·s, team owno1·s and sponsors BENSON togethet: umlthot Is just . what we huvc rlbne. We know wu hnvc tim l'u ulldullon lilt' u whmhl ij efl'u1·t hol'e, nnd then! Is no plnca Wt1'rlt·uthm· work." Benson nmllnce hnw tlve to~Hhrec nnlshcM and 22 top.JO 11nlshcs ln8G stnrt 11 togethel'. Their bosl fini sh this your Is slxlh In lhu llrst Mlchlgun race. Benson ls35Utln points. Bad luck for Elliott Bill Elliot I, who had won tho prev ious two oval t•aces on the Wtnslon Cup clrcult.lln- lshed ~2ntl Stmda~ . EUiotllcd euri)' but fell buck when his DfKI~Ju bewtm jumpln~ out uf I,!:Cm: He di'Ovo most of the fhmll rJ() raps nne·hu nderl, keep\n~ his riJJ ht hnml on the !leurahtl't. EUlott !Jluced flt'Bt In the Pcnnsylvunlu 500 uml the llrlckyurd 400. In ~:J starts in 2002, t;ll tott hoa1.111 ll\IOI'UQc start of I:J.O und un uverugo llnlsh of 14.6. New tlre planned for Dover Goodyear plum• to brtnw nsonor tire to Dover lntm·nutlmml Sjleedwny next month tbr the MUNA AII·Amerlcun Heroes 'I(XJ. The new tire will provide m ot~ ~rip In the turns but also wear fn ste1: "Uovor Is o cllfferenttype of lmck ond Goodyea1·'s now tire recommendation Is unique to It ," lire cnKinccr Oroham Gott said. Park to stick with DEl BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY Trading a low·ranklng poelllon at Ford to become Pontiac's No. l Winston Cup team motivated Cal Wells to ohU\ to Ponllac for ~Betng at llle head of the ct811 ror Ponttac Ia " ld R VI~ appe1111 n.. .. tcky Craven, who driVel We a' No. 32 FOrd for PPI Motor~porltl. "Cal knowupeclnclllly the oupport that he'holng to be liven teohnlcllll~ "When I wulntroduced to the Tide team, 1was aware of the vision of PPiand how It Wlti sur· rounded by entllnettn who have the Idea or evolv, 1n11 the WI, lhechaills, evarythlni.That't a prl· orfty to Cal. That'a why 1 think th lt relattonthtp II 1011111 to be very I!O()d for PPI." - AI Levins 1-4, 3e degreet: banking In tlralghl&, 18 degree~; length of frontetralch and bloktlretch, 650 feel. Whtra: Brltiol, Tenn. Datt~nld: 1961 . F It'll lntton Cup rtet: Voluntllr 500, July 30, 1981. Qrandtt.lnd Hilling: 147,000 On tht Wtb: www.brlatolmotora~edway.com Waltrip wins Busch race In bumpy warm-up for Bristol Hy AL t,EVINE Cox Newo Servtco . B kl M10h roo yn, · w~~~~~~;~:;a~·8 ~lc~ael ~·~~:p week's · 11 1tr k me 8UP1 ' 1by' s or "' race at r Ito ~u,~pi~W ~~ 1 ; way through Satur<lay'o Butch cr •• 8 • 8 U.O. Late In tlte race, Bodine challenged Waltrlp'o No 99 Chevrolet rorthe lead by leaning on hio buntpor. "I didn't think lhat'slhu way you're supIJO!!ed to \lRBS the loader," Waltrip oalrl. "So 1walt· c<l till we 110t door tu door, ond I hit him, trying to '"'""" dlllg . ",.,.,.. It Cell lilt·-· Place Your Business's ·Ad here Call The Daily Sentinel for details Dave or Betsy 992·2155 Purk, who finished 41.st In Sundoy's race, Is 39th In tho points stnnd lnl!l!. Wells: i»9ntiac's top dog Track: .533-mlle oval: banking In !urns 740-742-2289 1·800·837·8217 Steve l'nrk, the llrst drtver signed by DEl, ..... TRACK PROFILE.... · Rutland Bottle Gas) Main Street Rutland, Ohio hns re·SI!Plcd to drive the No. I Chevrolet next season. Pork. who hus drlvt~n for DF.l since 1900, hus two c11ruer wins. push In a render, He deiBrved it." The bum p created problem• for Bodine 's car, and Waltrip raced to. 391Jl,Second victory over JelT Burton. It wu Waltrlp'sllrlt Busch win In three yoaro. Before the raco NASCAR oatd Waltrip's ' hi f Bobby WALTRIP ~ n~~ becau::::r gua!U'ylng Inspection uncov· ered that tho len lhlnt coli eprlng had bean ground dowh. Dlllrlbutld by Universal Pre11 Syndlcala tor Co• News Survlca (600)255•6734. 'Foo relea80 thO week of .luguat 19, 2002. • details ll•' ••klyn, Mich. Spllldway u 1M lUll' Wlllllspln· IUICH IIIII II ITANDINQI t. Grog Biffle, 3,28\ . '""lc Business's Ad here Call The Dave or Betsy 992-2155 lnps cut Mal'lln's lead by Ill points to 43. .J immie Johnson. who tlnlshcd seventh In th1 ~ No. 4H Chc\lrol ~l. Is ln Ullnl, 60 Jl(llnts buck. Tony Stcwurl Is lburth (84 poh11s) mul Jell' Gorrlot~ who 11nlshoclt91h,·ls fit\h (1511). ~~: ~~ E:~~t:,~·}i~~~ Place Your Points race shaping up to be' a real shootout nnd the •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••• • • • • • · · - · · · . •••• ~. j:~~"s~~~:~e~J,~~il. • t4•lili$il:ttli$'t lht nlftlet~t turnaround thl& Wln!ton cup li!llJIOtl, Ott Ut•lllh lap of the l'lll"l toO, Jarrett lost ooutrol of his No.1181'onl comlttaoff Turn 4, He had 1 ooo.dearae view or 13. Jtff Burton, 2 838. · 14. Mlohul W11rrlp, 2,808 ::. S~YE~~~"t,'1nrdfJ~~a;i , 470 , 17. Terry t.abontl, 2.4•0. 18, Jtff llroon, 2,418. 18, Bobby l.abontl, 2il408, 20. Dive Blaney, 2,3 II. 21 . l(ovln HariiiC<; 2:13\8. aa . Robbv Gordon" ,31 0. 23 , Kylo ~ouy, Uo7. 24. Enlon saottr, 2,238. 28. Ward Burton, a, tea, 28 , Bobby Hamilton, a, \2\, 992-5432 Daily Sentinel for Martin's fifth-plat'€ llnlsh In tho No.6 Ford DRIVER STANDINGS ~. ~t:;~n~~~r~.ia:5o~ 4 I 1 I 1 I Craftsman Truck Series events, SterllnMMalihliHmij nn to the teml Sund:1y hy turn in~ n 26th·plnce stm1\n the No. 40 J)odge Into tl slxth·plnce t1nlllh. B11t Mark ' WINITON CUP IT-NDINQI I 1 Track length: .75 miles When: Sept 5, 9:30 p.m. EDT. Defending champion: Jack Sprague Race record: Bob Keselowski, 104. 167 mph, Sept. 4, 1997. Qualifying record: Ron Hornaday. 121 .726 mph. Sept. 4, 1997. · Storyline: The annual posi·Labor Day week· end al Richmond Includes a Jrlpleheader: Winston Cup: Busch Grand Nallonal and suason. Brooklyn, Mich. lie Jarrett came fullclr· cit Swulay and exoou«!d llurton, whOM en;lno raued In 1M lilt two laJll, huns on for uhuut cumi n~ tu Hol>url Votes lln t• ln~," Smllul' snld. "I jusl , SADLER wnnflld to usk for my t-ehJut~e l!lli'IY ill tim }'t.!IU' to oxplonJ t\1! op1 totul, u1\d nul ju!lttxu·tlculnrty thiH uno. ''As rnr BS how tum~ this husboon ~tnw on, I lhlttk Ihi• I• ul>oullho st'OOttd ur Utlrd lltnu J'vo II'IL'tl to ~ulln No00rt'8 ctu~" I~ Jlh Sndim· und McSwuin sulll they wuull:\n't lwlnnw-t\Ut!k pcrthnnm·s on thutr c:urn.mt tL'UIIIM. '' llhltlk wu'l'l' nll(Jt'Ofl.gsionuls nnd wo'vt! all l(ol rummon w,mhi,'' McSwnln 5illd.'' Sncllo!t' ilnlsh" l ~7th SUIUIRY: ltudd flnlsht'tl 1 Whtlre: Richmond lnlernational Speedway T ByALLIVINE lntuil tho lllh annlw1111ry of Jll'rttt'l ftrat Wlnalon Cup win, which camallllhll track. Tony Stewart llnlahed lll<l<ind, Ktvlll liarvlck Will third. l'tlcllt Q~u km· t ~." Yntus snlll. ·1 Race: The Virginia is for Lovers 2QO he Winston Cup JXI\nt,q ruce hns l'e:t.chOO historic proportIons. With 13 I'Hccs remo.lnlnij, wo points sepurate thu top nvo drlvtJ rs. the closest nuu·gln this lute In a Cox Newi Servloo D CRAFTSMAN TRUCK 228 Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Drive·Thru Window lly AL •t.F.VINF: Cox NewS &•rvh:c Jarrett recovers from spin, wins ..2nd race of '02 · II lot o!' Winston Cup th'l· I KFCT Crow's Family Restaurant 992-6611 ON THE TUBE 111/l/lfl f!:'i wouldn't agree the shift was "subslan- 232 days and wiped out the World Series tial."' for the first time in 90 years. the commis· "We will respond to their proposal on sioner's office instituted standard revenue sharing in the very near future. employee contracts for non-players such SAMMAMISH, Wash. (AP)- Tiger Woods isn"t the more likely than not tomorrow," Gene as managers, GMs, scouts and trainers. only defending champion this week in the NEC Orza, the union's No, 2 official. said after "The commissioner has the authority to lnvnalional. . Wednesday 's second bargaining session. suspend uniform cmplo~ee con tracts The last time a field of world-class players was at In memos to players and agents last when there is a player stnke.'" Coonelly ,......... Sahalee Country Club. Vijay Sinah took weekend, union head Donald Fehr said wrote in his memo. "No decision has advantage of a nice kick io the tree in players already agreed to raise the been made regarding the exercise of this the final round and held off Steve amount of money to be transferred from authority in the event of a strike," Stricker to the win the 1998 POA high·revenue teams 10 low-revenue Some employees may have had special Championship. his first major title, teams from $169 million to $235 million provi sions insened into their contracts "The trees are still there," Singh said annually, using 200 I figures, Before their guardnteeing their pay during u strike. Wednesday. latesl offer Tuesday. owners 'had proNegotiators are working to prevent · The rest of his memories ure u blur. He remembers the course being drier and the posed $282 million be transferred, another walkout. but it appears that the skies a little· more blue than they have Meanwhile, a management lawyer sent talKs. like always in baseball, will go been the first two days this week, He did· a nine-page memo to team executives to right up to the deadline, With the sides . n't hit driver but a few times per round, prepare them for a strike. The memo to stuck on the .luxury tax, management and that probably won't change. chief financial officers, general managers turned to revenue sharing in an effort to Oh, yes, and he remembers holding the and assistant general managers urged build momentum toward a deaL •t Wanamaker Trophy at the end of the them to make plans to cut expenses. "We thought it was a productive step to week. "All operations should be carefu lly try to move the other related piece in the · "I couldn't do aay better than '98," he reviewed with an eye toward reducing hope the whole negotiation would ·move said with a laugh. · · overhead costs during the strike," said forward,"' Manfred said. ' A different trophy is on the line when the memo, written by Frank Coonelly. a Players fear that a lilrge increase in revthe $5 million World Golf Championship lawyer in the labor relations department enue sharing. when combined with a lux-· gets under way Thursday, of the commissioner's oflice. ury tax, would take away too much The trophy ts named after Gary Player. Coonelly's Aug, 19 memo. read to The money from ~aseball's high-payroll although 1t has belonged only to Woods . Associated Press on Wednesday by a teams. who would otherwise spend it on ---' He won the inaugural NEC Invitatiohal team official, details how teams should salaries. Slnl&h by one stroke over Phil Mickelson. won look to cut costs. Munfred said owners had more room to . the following year in a nail-biter - II Each team, he wrote. should "examine compromise on reyenue sharing and a strokes over Hal Sutton - and then made it three in a all of its contractual obligations. includ-, luxury tux. row by beating Jim Furyli in a seven-hole playoff. The other constant about the NEC Invitational : ing agreements with other . unions, "We have the flexibility I believe is · Firestone, employment contracts, leases. etc., to necessary to get 10 a negotiated agreeIt replaced the old World Series of Golf on the sched· .determine what cos t-saving measures ment. assuming all punies are willin~ to ule, and Woods has turned Firestone Country Club in may be taken during the strike." . enter into meaningful compromises," he Akron, Ohio, into his personal playground, He shot in the Since the 1994-95 strike. which lasted said, · 60s his last eight rounds at Firestone, , But when Woods stepped onto the first tee Wednesday morninl! before most folks in Seattle had their first cup of coffee, It didn' t take long for the three-time defending champion to realize he wasn't in Ohio any more, "lt"s different playing up in the Pacific Nonhwest," he ' The policy covers stu· said, "The ball doesn't fly quite as far because the air is Miller said he didn't find there was some type of catCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) .a little bit heavier. I hit a lot of 7-irons from !50. The 7- In a daze in the first few out about the policy until astrophic injury," said dents from the day practice iron I hit last week (in the PGA Championship) on months after his son col- the association contacted Muscaro, who typically officially is allowed to Sunday at 17 was 195." · lilpsed ori the sideline dur- the school months after his meets with the family of an begin through the end of the That will be one of the challenges as he tries to become ing a football game and son died. The Barberton at.hlete who die s to give season. It does not cover the first player in 75 years to win the same event four students involved in off. later died, Ken Miller got a district also paid the family them the check, years in a row. 'They ' re a family mem- season workouts, something surprise from the Ohio High a small amount of money. Walter Hagen won the PGA Championship from 1924School Athletic The association provides ber when they're an athlete. many coache~· demand from 27, a match-pia~ major that was played at French Lick in Association: A check for a $25,000 benefit to the Under the circumstances, players not involved in Indiana; Olympta Fields outside Ch1ca11o; Salisbury Golf families of students from we want to personalize it." other sports. $25,000, Club on Long Island; and Cedar Crest m Dallas. The check came from an grades 7 through 12 who die he said. ' Muscaro said the associaWoods has gone Firestone, Firestone, Firestone - and insurance policy that the while participating in ath· The cost for the insurance tion makes it clear to now faces Sallalee, where he broke pai just once in four association carries on ath· letics, including going to is $372,000 this year to schools that athletes train· dar,s in the 1998 PGA and tied for 1Oth. letes participating in the and from a game on school~ cover regular season games. ing during the off-season 'I'd like it to be at Firestone. I've played well there,'" sports it sanctions, some- provided transportation . It a 20 percent increase fr<?m are not covered, he said. "The Northwest has also been very good to me , thing Miller and other par- also covers cheerleaders la~t year. Muscaro said_, , Barberton, for example. always played well in the Pacific Northwest." I've ents say they did not know and team managers during With tournament games. the r; quires athletes 10 have One of tliose occasions was at Pumpkin Ridge in cost tops $4QO,OOO, he satd. he lth · · d h games. existed. Oregon, where he won an unprecedented third straight Besides the death benefit, It is financed by tickets sold . a . tnsurance an t e Given the circumstances, U.S. Amateur title and then turned professional two day.s ~1stnct keeps a secondary Miller said he did not care the association provides for tournament games. I . . Assistant Commissioner msurance policy as a back· about the money, but he did medical coverage of up to That was six years ago. appreciate what the associa- $3 million for players l:lenry Zaborniak said the up. uthlet~c dtrector Terry Since then, Woods hu won 33 times on the PGA Tour injured during the regular money typically picks up Pr.~ston sa1d. tion had done, and eight majors, became the youngest man (24) to comReally. tt was orfe o,f th~ "At that point of time in season when their bills where a family insurance plete the career Grand Slam and the only man to win all $25,000: All policy stops and can be last t.hmgs on ,Yo~r mmd, my life, it didn't mean that exceed four professional majors in a row, much,"' said Miller, whose expenses are covered in the used for such things as he s~1d of the hfe msu.ra~ce He has' won four of the eight World Oolf Championship 15-year-old son Joshua, a event players are hurt dur' medical bills or to retrofit a provtded by the association events he has played (that count for official money), Barberton High School ing a state tournament home or vehicle to accom- to the Miller family. although this one holds a little extra meaning. modale a disability, "We"re talking about a. sophomore, died Oct. 27, game. "Yol,l don't think about winning a toumamenl four He recalled one case life here. No dollar amount Few .states offer a death 2000. after he collapsed at straight years," he said. "I've been lucky enough so far to benefit or health coverage where the association paid a is worth it," he said. have won it three times. To win it four. that"s P.ushing to the ~arne, . "I ve got no qualms about for athletes, said Clair disability benefit of $2.000 elite company. I'd like to be a part of that list. ' · On the Net .' · Woods bad a chance to join Hagen earlier thi s year in what they did or how they Muscaro. the association's a month to the family of a player who received a brain Ohio Hig/1 School Athletic Ohio, but stumbled in the first couple of rounds at the handled it. II was a surprise commissioner. Memorial und his three-year reign ended with him tying to me. I didn't know it "We wanted to protect the mjury and was partially par- A s s o c i a 1 i o n ·. hllp:l/www.ollsaa.org student athlete s in case alyzed. for 22nd place, eigh1 strokes behind Furyk. existed," "Memorial ,., I didn't really seem to put it together there," he said, "But this week, at least I'm playing a lit· tie bit be~ter going into the tournament than I was at MemoriaL I played well the last couple of weeks. and hopefully it continues." The course isn't the only change, one attending the game arrive at The ·NEC Invitational, formerly for only Ryder Cup COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) • and Presidents Cup players, expanded its field to include Ohio State officials said Tuesday least 20 minutes before the kickoff the top SO in the world ranking and winners of selected ,that tickets are' still available for to avoid ·long lines at security tournaments throughout the year. The result is a, 78-man :the Buckeyes' (ootball opener on checkpoints, More than 250 police off'icers and security personnel will field, up from an . average pf 39 players the first three :Saturday and lhat those attending be workin~ at the stadium and on ·the game should arrive early. years. · As for Sahalee, it is more about position than power, Ohio State plays Texas Tech in traffic detmls, Fans are prohibited from bring· with .thick branches of Douglas Firs and cedars making the Pigskin Classic at Ohio ing food, beverages, backpaciCs, the fairways look even more narrow, · Stadium. Kickoff is at 2:30p.m, , "You still walk up the 18th fairway single tile," Scott Ticket director Rtchelle bottles, containers, TV sets and Verplank said, "Th1s kind of course should bring more :simonson said almost 4,000 tick- radios without headsets into the guys into it, It's not like Muirfield, but it's not a :ets are available for the game. The stadium. Ohio State officials said quesbombers' paradise. You've got to curve lhe ball between :tickets co.st $47.50 each. , trees and bunkers." Parking for the disabled has been tions· about whether items are F,· Wo6ds never had to do much of that at Firest:me, yet moved to the lot nonh of St. John niitted may be directed to the ucket office, another reminde~ that he's no longer in Ohio the last Arena, with recreational vehicles Michalek said all fans are subweek of August. and campers moved to the lots sur· ject to searches as they enter. 'rounding Value City Arena. · Saturday, Aug. 24 Approximately 9,000.tickets are : Lane Avenue will be closed at available · for Ohio State's home :least two hours before the game. 2:30 p.m. kickoff : Ohio State campus pqlice chief game on Sept. 7 against Kent Ron Michalek suggested that any· State. NEW YORK (AP) - Trying to spark talks. baseball owners presented a new revenue·sharing deal to the union , calling the offer a significant step toward what players want. The proposal, made 'I;'uesday night and dis· closed Wednesday, was much better received than mumigement's luK· uiy-iax plan last week. Fehr which was so far from what players would accept that they set an Aug, 30 strike date . Revenue sharing among teams and a luxury tax on high payrolls to slow salary increases are the chief issues that could lead to baseball's ninth work stoppage since 1972. . · Rob Manfred, management's top labor lawyer, said the • revenue·sharing plan was a "substantial move toward.the union · both in structure and in transfer amount." He wouldri "I disclose details of the proposal, but another person familiar with the plan, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said it would transfer about $270 million, $12 million less than management's previous offer. Manfred ·said the next move is up to the players. "I am frustrated a little bit," he said, "I'd like to g'et a more active dialogue goin~ on the tax and the revenue sharing, but 11 takes two parties to have a dialogue.:· Unioq lawyers said the proposttl was a move in the right direction, but they OHSAA backs up players with insurance Fans advised to arrive·early for Ohio 11om Pllp'11 CONSTRUCTION 736 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-5009 Larry W. Bankl, Owner/Operator S~ate opener . Texas Tech at Ohio State Clarett BANKS I "I'm not really an advocate of guys &raduating from high school early ~nd missin' their senior year and mtssmg iheir h1gh school all-sw games and all that," head coach Jim Tressel ~aid, "It · happened to be the best thmg for Maurice which is good. llhink it helped him adj~st I think he knew he needed a little more time to adju~t." : Despite a thumb injury that required a splint padding and lots of tape - and Jearni~g an entirely new offense Clarett seemed to fit right in with the veterans from the first day. He has con·tinued to impress during workouts lead- · lng up to Saturday's opener, ''I think he's demonstrated to all of us, whether it's the coaches or his teammates, that he's a ~uy who"s going to be there" Tressel sa1d, "He's a physical . . guy, I didn't see him miss a snap infractice in the whole preseason, As o this moment, Maurice Clarett has earned the right to start here at Ohio State!' . With all of his awards and newspaper clippings, it would be understandable if it took Claret! a while to be accepted by Ohio State's upperclassmen, "At first, people really didn't know what to expect of him just because he was comin~ in early and all that," tailback Maunce Hall said. "But he's a real hard worker and he's a very ~ood player. A lot of respect carne to htm from a lot of the players just because of how hard he works and how much he wants to help this team;" One reason he has been accepted so readily is that he keeps his ego in check, When it was pointed out that none of Ohio State's tailback luminaries started in their first game, Claret! shrugged his shoulders. "That doesn't mean too much," he said. "The only thing that really means much to me now is wiiming games." As evidence, Claret! said he was "moody" becaqse the Buckeyes had stumbled und bumbled through prac· tices on Monday and Tuesday. Instead of clicking his cleats over being selected to start, he was griping about a lack of focus and effort. · "Jfthe week of practice was better, I'd feel a whole lot better," · he said. "I'm kind of moddy right now being that we had a bad practice. . "You kno.w, the way you practice is the way you play. It would be a sad story for everybody to get embarrassed on Saturday." . The 6-0. 230-pound Claret! may be the starter, but he knows he will be shar· ing the job. He beat out sophomores Lydell Ross and Hall - backups to starter Jonathan Wells a year ago- but , all three will share the position. 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In rani: Call 25705 01 Interest to; hi 0 a1ly un,.ngton. par!·llme, pick up appllcaQaa Log Fireplace, , 112 building, gravel driveway, tar Trailer Park, 740·4-i1· Cabbie or Judy at (1 40)-4 46· =~~, 6~o ~; ~2HO. ~;~l E_O_EI_A_A_ _ _ tlon allocation & brl"' book bolh, Good Location, wo11r & olootrlo ovallabla, 018t . 7323 al Bouard Library. , AVON I All Areaol TO eu3aor bolwoon 9:30am & $69,000. (740)388·9t51 . Portlf trll. Aoklng ,"UII~'"~ to 00 M . d lh S t $13. 995 Call (740'448· Mobile home lot rent In· Ra· ·r...., ·. "•~· • Longabtrgar Bus Tburt Sell. Shirley Spears, 4· : am, en 11Y ru 11 • •tt 1111 11 ~ bedroom ranch style • ' ' oint area No pets •QR ""INT Oreoden and Homoalead, Aboolute Top Dollar: U.S. 675·1429. uJllll)', ~ olll,.llllvortong 45141rom Hot (740)445• · · • ""' S.turdav, 9, 28 . 02 . Awe - SII'IOr, Gold Colno. Proot· In thll nowapapor 11 ilouao on 5 aorta In Green 3248 aftot Spm , (740)992·5658 ' GOld cN•'a& spar oub'IOitot•··-•t townahip ln·ground pool, soma prlzal Fun ~uaran · seta, Olamonda, ,.. · REBID! NT u " lao r nelded · Fle•lble • ,.,. .. Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath, For Sal&· Sealtd blda will •a&I&T•NTI hll. PTIFT Froelnlo. t -866· ,llrHouol .. lictoltMI lddltlonal aoroaIt available. Us tetdl 0 nly $ 351 eating Rl nga, . . C urrency,· "" " ( 740 \448 9357 ep . 141<7 o, with new hut pump, ba taken on '98• • .:~ Fran kiln 1 Limited, Call Now!, M.T.S. Coin Shop, 161 Sec· Interviews Are Now Being 461·8921 E111. o4 whlah meku It lltttlllo ' • er m. REAl. F.sr/\IE ~ -aJo• no pete, on appro\lad Skldcltr 142 modal. Submit (740)742·2624 ond Avenue. Galllpollo, 740· Conduotld tor www.monoy·dro•mo.oom adYOrtloo "any • ·bedroom, 3 botht, Ranoh credit, $350, (740)992·2187 bld o to 49379 McKenzie 446·2842. CNA &. Aealdtnt Aaalatant The Gaillpolla Dally Trlbt.Jnt Pl'ftrtnot, 11m1t1llon or atyta home with awlmmlng WANTED ' • Aldga Ad. ~aclne, Oh. Skid· AEWAAD Pn"-ltlona If You Are A Car· 11 Heklng 8 clerk for 111 tdldiiOfii'MMtlon blltel on pool. Call (740)441·0021 Trailer w/axtra large axpan· dtr can be lnaproted at on lnlormatlon 9n any one Buying Aoota, Gensln~, lng, Enthualaatlo, Capenda· tOrlal depa.rlmant to 111111 ran, aotar, ,.ltg"m, •• lnytlma, Ralooatlng, looking far 20 do. Llvingroom and kitchen, Roaa'a Excavating, any 1111ng the moblltl'lome be· Goldanaeel. Mon·Sat .. 12· , bit Peraon, Thtn We Want with community news Items tamlllelatet~o~t ot netiaMI acre 1, or mort tor ama!l r&cenll~ palntld, etc. Nloe quoa1.1 ona call (740)949· lng taken !rom a lot on 143 closed Sunday, George You To Join Our Team and Olhlf clerical taaka. ortgln, or anw tnltntlon to <431 Lakt Or,, Rlo Grandt, 2 terming, and/ or gardening yard . Very reasonable de· 28!5!5 on Aug. 6th. Please Call Bucklay, (740)797·9054 Coma On Over & Chac:k Muat bt computer llteralt, !MIItll'l~ eucn BA, 1·112 bath, gar1g1, with tmall alfaam or pond. poalt. One pet only. $325, (304)862·8228. Any Into. Uo Oull You'll Bo Gild You have .,oollont typing, grom· pmoronao, llmlllllon or baaomanl, S4MOO. (740)II45-0S 7 Call (304)675 ,3959 given will be kept conflden· Cldl Competitive CNA. Wag. mar, ~~neltln~and organiZI· dttarlmlnatlon." (740 )2•&-9838 riO ilol. ea. Paid Vacatlono, Paid ~ • HO~iHOW ii;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mela Many Other Benollto llonol oklllo. Ill be requlrod Cobin with 2 Lota book ol APARThlllNTS GtXlllN LosFourr1\NNIJil ~avnswood Care Canter to handle mulllpte taaka In a Tnlt ntWtPIPtr will not Tycoon Lake, Edoma Trail .,"OR RENT ·-------' H~1 .P WAN1lll laat·paoed environment. knowingly - p t , Rd. (740)446·t380 ·--iiiiiiiitirro_.l ~ 1113 Waohlngton St. Al\ltnawOOd, wv Mall reaumea to: Btltt ldwertiHmenll tor rut HOUSI:i:S Appllancta: Reconditioned ~''-''llCI'' Fltqulled Pta rca, managing editor, eatate whlth ~In Prlotd to Sell Ownera Saorl· lilJR RJ.Nr 1 and 2 bedroom ftpart·, Wuhera, Dryera, Ranges, The Gal!lpolla Daily Tribune, vlolellon or the law. Owr llolng must Seell Rt , Box menta, furnished and unlur- Retrlgratora, Up To 90 Days Loti set at kt~a during Ma· AnN: Point Ploaiant. . 10n County Fair Weak be· Postal positions. Clarke/car· Do you LOVE local high PO Bo• 469, Galllpollo, OH ' " " " ' " h"** 788 Sandy Helghta. 3 bednlohed, aeourlty dopoell ••· Guaranteed I We Sell Now tween Daves Marathon on rlerafaortera. No· exp. re. IChOOI aporta? OhiO Valley 45631 . No Phone Calla lnlotmod that 111 room oplllleval, 2balhl, lire· I ·3 Bedroomo Forooloood ~ulred, no pill, 740·992 · Maytag Appliances. Freno!\ Sandhill Rd. to Hickory qulrad. BeneUta. For exam, Publishing Co., publlahar of Plaaae. dwtHingatavertlltCIIn ,plaoe, 2 oar garage, above Homea From $199/Mo., 4% 2218. . City Maytag, 740·446· 7795.' 1htt ntWIPif*' ert Down, 30 Years at 8.5% - - - - - - - Chapel Church on Oahel aalary, and tesling lnlorma· the Gallipolis Dally Ttlbuno, avtltabft an en equll ground pool, dead end APR . For Llatlnga, 800·319· 1 Bedroom Apartment& Collee ·& ·and tables, $200. Rd. 304·675·4363 or 304· tlon oan (630)393·3032 e... Point Pleasant Reglltar and Truck Driver needed. Claaa Pomeroy Sentlnel, Ia look· A COL Call(3041675-4005 opportunity blaoo. ~~~~· ~o"~n\~w~~~~~~ ~; 3323 e". 1709. Starting ot $269/mo, W•oh· 13041576·2270 875·6325. 762. 8am·6pm . 7 dayo. lng lor people lo help OO\Iar URGENTLY NEEDED- .__ _ _ _ _"""_. Appt. (304)675·1145 - - - - - - - - or/Dryer HOOkup, Sieve and ;:.--";"':"'""'::--::-:--, AIWAAO ' area high school lootball ptaams donora, earn $&0 to ..:..:....;_:.,.__ _ _ _ a bedroom, one bath. living- Retrlgerator. (740)44 1· For Sale: Reconditioned Loat Black 1uttcaae be· gamea thla fall. Muat have $60 per week lor or 3 Sacrlllct for a quick lilt, room, dining· room, .:;15:.:t.:9:.. · - - - - - - waahtrl, dryert and relrl~· 2 tween Trlbbkt Ad & Hurrl· aoUd knowledge ot the HOME'S aloppSra 1oedllOOtor $87,000oot . Sell ~:~~~n~f~~~~togra:c. · ~~~ 1 br. apllor rent $100, aec, :~~~~~~ri~o~~:~~n Afe~: can., 904·30H89e game, along with excellent houra weekly. Call Blo Ule 1 r 89d~ • • new ' • mon • all ulll , nue (304)675 7388 grammar, apalllng and lyp· Plasma Ser\llce, 740·!Stl2· •"R SA•• •· dow ldl r& ' w n· 1 • with harctwOOd lloora cloa· dep ·&$•"" 11YU . .. Thrnplke In 865t . •v ~ Th o, I ng '~'ll' , Oil Big back yard 205 Included 304-675-3654 • . , lng skills, and able to write need of game Blorlaa and POll· 1«J BllSIN.,Si r~~e kltc~e~o~~~~g roo~"i Sp(lng Ave, Pomeroy. · Good Uaed Appliances, Regame lntarvlewe on deed· TRAININ£; 16.4 acre Mlni·Fa rm wlth bath.'Twa car' garage &out· $325/mo. plus ulllillaa. No 2br. Apt. In New Haven, ap· conditioned and. Guaran· SALES line. Mull be dependable 1;-!!!"'"!!"'i!iliiliil"!~_.l vlaw. Two·Story 2128 building (740)446·9478 poll. Roltloncelldepoalt. pllancoa Included. $275, tReed . Waohora, Oryero, CONSlJ!.TANTS square loot houae built · · 992·5502 month + Deposit. Heated angea, and Relrlgeratora, and nava a valid driller's II· ..: YARil SAIJ', Qalllpolll ClrHr College 1995. Three bedrocmt, 2 garagelslorage. tor rant. Some atart at $95. Skagga. canae. Call Andrew Ca(ler, GAIJ.II,li.L~ Honest - lruclligcm · 2 BR houoo, WID, atova, ra- $50. monlh. (3 041862 .3131 Appllancaa, 78 VIne Sl .,. group aaalalant managing (Caroara Cloae To Home) 112 balho, oal·ln kllchon, dining room, living room, MOIIII.E HOMES ·trlgorllor. no peto, roler· · (740)448· 7398 Courteous· Friendly editor, (740)446·2342, ••t. Call Todayl 740-446·4367, t ·80Q.2 14·0452, lamlly room . Hardwood mRSAU: · once. & dopoolt requlrod. Apartment, CIA, 1 BR 1 ::-:-:-'--~~~~Auguot 22 & 23, 9am-4pm, 22. weekday allernoone, A per.,on looking for II'II~R.::•:~~.::~.::OO::;-o:;:~:;.·1:,:2;:,74;;:B:;.·_, llooro, ouolom .trim, cherry ..__ _iiiiiloiiiiiiiiO._.I (740)388·6547 bolh, kltohon wlappllan~eo, Kenmore & Whirlpool woshAugual 24 , 9am·12noon, · a& ·areer • cablnete. New window treat· 14• 70 1998 Oakwood trl.2 2 BA h 111 A , located at 133 2nd Avenue era, $85 each, Whirlpool 6613 Slale Route 218 Medl· Flrl\late Care now hir· menta atay. Freahl~ painted . ou PI or rent, water and uaah paid, $325, Kenmore and GE Dryers, Not Justa Jnhl lng PCA'o. STNA'o, and ~~~!!!'1"""--_.,j throughoul. Amlah·bullt bam br., 2 ba .. otrl. air & hoot, Centenary Road, no polo, 1740)448 .4859 · S60 each, Call (740)446Crown Chy. OH, August 20, CHHA.'a lor ._ growing ri-bro Goor•l with took roo m. tenoed pod· Inc. otove, ralrldg ., ~ouoh, ~~month Call (740)446· 9068 alter 6'00pm. 21, 22. 23. Lell at Glovanl'e We will ptty a agency. lllntereated, pleaae ~ • 12xl6 dock loollod on 9442 BEAUTIFUL APART· 64 Crown Lane. call Diana Harless, AN or ~uuruntccd sulury CongratulaUonal You ha\la dock, pasture. Heated ga· Sandhill Rd. 304·875·6281 MENTS AT BUDGET PRI· Kenmore washer & dryer, Tlllany Franklin at (800)461 · won 2 !rea movie tlokatato regalworkahop. Muotooe lo 2 BR, air condltlonld, vory CE& AT JACKSON !I• $150 ael, (740)446·0626 unlil we have you Friday Onl~l 8am·4pm, at tho Spring Vollll)' 7 In Gel· approolatol 6 mllao w011 ol 1970 12•65 (Buddy) mobile n~e, In Galllpollo, no ptto. TATES 52 w 6334 Ol (7401446·4148. 83 Cedarwood Ltna, oil trained and ready 10 llpollo, Call tho Reglala< ,0. Galllpollo, lull oil t 41 . homo, 2 bedroom, 1• 112 (740)448·2003 (740)448· • eatwood 0 ri'IO Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Whitt Road . Need Experienced H.V.A.C day lor dotollo .(304)875· (740)379·9224. assist l.':onsumcrs' in bath, good oondlllon. 1409 lrom $297 lo $363. Walk lo Chapel Road, Parler, Ohio. lnslallera and Helpers Ctr· 1333 lhop & movloo. Call 740• (740)448·7444 t-877-83o, lntldt· Outalde yard tale· their automotive (740)388-8948 (740)645· 2br. garoga opl. Mllon 448·2868. Equol Houolng, 9162 . Froo Eotlmatoa, Eooy titled Preferred. Will Train, Auguot 24 and Augull 31, purchnses. Call and Leave Meaaage, Fo• 5 HP Go-Cart with Roll 3 bedroom, carport, nOY(or 11184 0111 $300. & $300. Oepgtll. 2br. Opportunity. tlnanclng, 90 dll)'o aama 11 10•1/2 mllel out 141 at (740)441 · 1236 Aok lor Erin. Cage $450.00 (740)742· rool, otorm wlndowo, lonold 1871 Fllmlngo 12•60 lrallor Houoo Pt Plo111nt $275. Furnlohod 2 Roomo and Cllh . '/1111 Mallor Card. Gage. Something lor every· ,.•• llrlpan R oss back ~ord, 135 Klnoon lor 1111 · 2/btdroom mo, 1275. Dopoolt. Bath, Upotilro, Cltln, Rot· Orl.,.. a·lltllo oavo alot. • one, rein or shine. Call Now accepting rea umea lor 2323 iiiW or al 0 111 ii) u1 Drllltl, ( 40)448·2778 . 32,500,00 (740)843·5126 (304)875-1 ill olltr Spm oronotl and Oopoolt Ro· ' S lid 0 k E . (740)379-2306 olflctJ denial employment nAN'JlD 3br. 2ba. 2 car garage . I d N Pe (740)4 e o a nttrtllnmant LlbiiY Palrlok Monday lhru Snlurday Sand raaume1 to: 995 Jack· To Do · Brick Ranch. Grollloootfon 1977 Romodlled 2br. Con· 3 bedroom homo, Mlntro· ~~ ~ ' 0 11. 4 • Center, 57 lnOhtl hlgil, oon Pike, Galllpollo, OH CongratUtadonat You ·nave 10:00 a.m. to • In Pt. Ploaoont on ll'ltllot. lral air. 84200: (304)578· ville. Ohio, rlvor vlow, no : 58112 Inched wldo, bO'IOiod 46831 {740)446·3191 won 2 lrtt movie llol<eto 6:00p .m. To heKIR (304)757 .8729 2152 or (304)576·2856 altor poto, roleronooa required, Futnlahod olllolonoy utlllllll glue dooro S300. 304·875to tho Spring Valley 7 In career you hne Ohio Valli)' Publlohlng hu A•E Conalruollon 8pm. Ploaoo Luvo Moo• 14150 month, call (740)902· paid, downotalro, 919 2nd 3117 · Oalllpolla Call aht TrlbYna always dreamed of. an opening lor a news page Rooting, oonortlo, oldlng, 3br. Ronoh, Gllllpollo, Mill togo, 8777 alter 5pm. . Avonuo. 1225 monlh, ::U,-ed-:-F::-u-m-:-:,-- :-- ,-,-,- 11 0 1 8 10 130 lor dalollo. (740)446·2342 dealgnarl peglnator on Ito romodollng, dooko, palnllng, Croak Road; Brlok Front, 1091 Oakwood 3br. 2bo. 3 BR houooln Galllpolle. No (740)448·3945 Bulavlllo Plkt. We a·'l mat· dry well . (304)8?4.()118 now vinyl aiding, now root, ~ ii y ARD S A.ur... pagination desk. Mull bt 79 ,000 . Call 111., 50 m. Nloo Condition. Galllpollo poll, walar paid. .Reloronoe Graoloua. living, 1 ond 2 lro1111, bunk btdo, dtlll· prollclent In OuarkXprtll All Mak11 Lawn Moworo (30 Forry. 110,000, (304)810· ond dtpoall roqulrtd, 368· bedroom apartmonto at VII· trl, oouohtl, appltancu. 4)875 ,5036 L-P'oMERoiriiiiiiiliiiltiYIMIDoi.Eiiii~~ Wttl VIrginia Department ol and ablt 10 prOduce orta· and Outdoor Powor Equip. :..._..:,.._:_;.:..:.;_ _ _ _ 201i or (304)755·7182 1100. 1ag1 Manor and Rl.,.raldo Much Mora. Gro'IO monu: ~ Agriculture Part·llmt tm· tlve, vltually appealing . Augult 23, 2~. 47289 St. At ptoyment Lakin State Farm newa paguln a laat·ptced mont Repaired. Froe P~kup 2000 3 BR houoo In town Aparlmonlo In Mlddlopo<l. menta, (740)448·4782 Gae 11 ho .. 2o48, Cheater, chlldran'a AI. 82N . Aoroat lrom ~kin environment. Send reaumt and dell.,.ry avallablo. Call Counlry Homo with 11·112 10 m1:ttoa ,:,o~6.~~: 1400/mo.; 2 BR mobile From 12?11-$346. toll 74(). llpplla, OH c!othea, toyl, baby lttmt, Stale Hoapi!IL Additional and work umplea to: Btne Mlkef 7401446 ·?804 . aorn 314 br. 2bo .. 2 Cor· Sllll under oonotruo~on, 4 homo, 1350/mo., 5 mlnuteo Gi2' 5084 · Equol Houolng Wllnut twin bedo, Vlctonon aboYti ground poo!, Opportunltltl adult clothing. Information, pleau contact Pearce, group managing Courier Service. (740)245· Garage, Handcrafted k!lch•n oabl· Btdroomat 2 Bath with from town. Rtltrenotl rt· · 1880 Jenny L~nn wlth foot ::::.:.:.:.......:____ Manager, John LtporJ 30"· tdllor, G~lllpolla Dally trlb· 5027 ntto. 011 Loon Bodon Rd. owlmmlng pool. (740)448· qulrtd, No Polo. (740)4411- Modern 1 BR apartment. board, rtllnlohld, groat We'va ol11ntd tht attics. 875·0858 o~ Aaalatant 01- une, P.O. Box 489, Galllpo· Goorgn Porta~- Sawmill (304)458·1880 36?0. 93<12 oltar 8pm. (740)440·0390 cond. $300. lloh, bo• baaementa, 6 cloHIII HuQt rtctor, Tom Carton 304· 111, OH 45631 . apringe onl~ lnotudtcl 304, multi·Famlly Vord Salo· 8112.8360 ;::_=.:.:;:.:;.____ don'l haul your.__logo to lht Eckard Chopll Rood 8 ultd llomtl under 13000· 4 BR, 2 bolh, 2 oor garlflt, N~t 2 btdroom oportmont 875·3111 17 Aug. 23, 24 , & 251 8om.Spm P11t·tlmo Olotary Aldo mill )uot ooii30H75·1 9!7. aorn 3 bedroom homo. Will help w"h dollvory, Coli 1158 2nd Avenue, Golllpo. up otolro, Mld<lttport, Ohio , ;:;.:=:-:...:.~--:---Riln Or 81\tno, onllquo and EASY WOAKI EXCELLENT nooded tor 100 bod lklllod aulllablo· Bailment, garan., countr, Kar•n• (740)385-7571. lit, 1850 mo. plue depollt. Whirlpool waehtr; sg 5• colltollble g1111, loti ol P'AYI Alltmblt prOduCfl 11 nuralng laclllty. Interested Hou •••olper " •· . (740)441•1 519 N~t 2 bt. opUg roomo.l, Wh~lpooi Dryer, 1115; Eloc1 home. Call Toll Fret appllcanta thould apply to; Onee, ocoalionll, regular: water. Ctll Somtl'\llllt Rea • N,w 2003 114.11~0, 3brJ2blh, fully tqulped kit, central tr!c Range, S95; Retrlgera: household, clotl"'ll extra amatl to 1 ~~:tra large, 1·800·467·5568 Ext.12170 Aockaprlnga Rehabilitation Cloanlng, cooking, paoklng, ly. 1304)6?5·3030 Only Ui5 down and , 5 roomo, bolh, lull olzo htoll~ ooollng. wothtrl tor, 195; l'roallroer1tr1Qoro 100,000 BTU Roody hoolor Center, 36759 Rookoprlngo moving. Whauwer noeda Forocloourol 6 Bedroom 4 11115.43 per month, Coli banmont on MoCormlok dtyl< hookup 304·682·21123 tor (white), 1175; Foddarl Rood. c,ll oltor epm. olr conditioner wtth tntrmotlll. jungle gym, EMT ACP LPN AN want- Road Pomeroy, Ohlo doing. Honoot, rollablo. Bath Home. 110,500 , For Herold 740·365·9948. 95 . nlco . Lilting oall1·1100·71i·3001, Now Homo on 5 lOtiO In f~448-1019 or (7<40)448· Nonh Third, Mklclllpo<t, I oouoh. 195; iampa: 110 kitchen tlbtt. tlzt S ladill, ed lOt- In-home' Ofagnotllc 45789, Mary Hoffman, Dltt· 1740)446-71504 . 8 · tQ"tt, computer w/dttk, Ttttlng. Clll (937)3&4·3242 ary Manager. S.C.A.C., Inc. Hood Stort Exl. F144 , lilt counuy, (740)448·3218. · bedroom lurnlalltd 1fart· IICh Olnlng table $80 · Homa lnterlot', Pink arm· or fix reauma 10 (937 )3&4· Exltndicara Health Sarv· ·• c••t•· Clltrmlng, hlatorl••t h-~, ,m,o,~no, r~ut'r~pool(.~,.!,1 1 '. SSko~·I A:r&lltncn, Vlnt are now IC· Home tor Nit...... , and u ltd homt1. tor ronl or oalo, 2+eR .... , om ·- .u ' ~~·· 1roe. (7 ,448·7396 • ohalr. bookl. Web TV. Mlka· 3332 lett, Inc. Ia an equal QPP<W'· •·""11 '""""'are ~,., bon· Repoa Loll 0 , 85 1,. llo u 1••11 • N china, punch bOWl. food · !unify employer thai enoour· Ctp ng 8PP "'a n1 1or efl· mtnl, Unlveraltu · Lane. Compo rollmant. · Hoad Slart oc· (30 )e ' ny quon ol IJliCI & ttoraga. Grill 4 7 375 dthydrtiOf', Salllllla, Ty E.11perlenctd Oental Attlt· agtl workplace dl~ilflll~. c:eptt children age 3·5 yeera aoraee tht nauon . '1500 iooaUon, walk to 101\oolt, Now 'Taking ApplrcatloneAM'JQllllS 811nlaa a· beart. PFaltz· tan! Netdtd , Plealt Call :;:Mic.F..:D:;.N.;__ _ _ __ Old and oj)ertlll bttwoan HOtJoo 4•1111. Spilt ll'let 3 down lnd llkt OYtr pay11or11 I parka. Very Nlool 3a Wall 2 Bedroom Town· -~-------.,.1 graff. and much morel Lo· (740)448 .2409 · Patleraon Conatrucllon now tho houll ol 9am to tom bedroom 1 bath, tamlly monto. (740)448-3670. 1600 month, 1600 dopooll. houoo Aparlmonto, lncludoa • otttd on Baanan Road Experienced HVAC Service taking appllcition• lor la- Chlldcart accapta children room, T, 111 wOOd tiding , Summer Clearance Rtfertncfl Requlr.ct. Avail· Water Sewage, Trllh, Antlqu• Walnut buffet $800 terotl from Fire O.pt near Tech and lna:tallera Apply borer1, roolera. carpenter•. age 3·t2 ynro old and op. ftay bOrn, and polo lhld, All lot modalo mull go, 2003 ~::a Now. Call (740)258· 13110/Mo., 740-446.0Q08. valut, mull 1111, "141», corner of Baahan and Eagle at Comtorl Air, 1160 Jack· drlvarallcenae & hand toole erates from 7am. to 6pm., Country tatting on .5 1/4 models on the way. Beat Now Taking Applications for 080, 3 ller occulonal ta; Ridge, from 124 Racine, go aon Pike Galllpoha. needed. Call (740~446· 8715 For more •ores. 146,000. (304)e78- lime to ouy 11 now. Many Haute for rent HVD ap- M..on Apt. Handlotp, ble, walnut, value $225, Pill Hlgn ScftOOl, turn lett ::c:_::::... ' ===~- :::===c..:;=;;..:.:...:. Monday-Friday. mformallon plfaae call 3158 . homu1 yet to choolt trom, proved, 1•800.340 •8614 Equal Housing , Farmera 11&0 OBO. Excelltnt condl· onto ~lhan and go 8 mllas Help wanted caring lor the Someone to work on tra1h (304)862-2103 Houoo In Golllpollo, tO Bel· don't dalay, we'ro moving Homo Regulator. Low In- lion, (304)675-39~9 on lett, or turn onto Baahan elderly, Oaral Group Home. route, Mual be 25 yeare old, HouH lor rent In Tupper~ come Houalng. (304)7?3from SA 248 and go unlit now paying minimum wage, Olean driving record and Will prHsure waah houses. mont Orlvt, 7 Rooms, 4BR, them out. Colea Mobile Homea Pfalnt, 1/c, new llovt & re- 6628 · Sut'a Selectablea on lht "T" you aee ligna. Call 740· MW thiftl: 711m-3pm, 7am- commercial dri~o~lng D)lptfl· 1,8118,1, and Pecka. Call 2 LR. 2 112 Batha, Full I 5286 lrlgoralor, 1425 month pluo In Middleport Dollo, glao,. 247·4001 dayl and 740· 5pm . 3prr1·11pm, 11pm· ence. Call evenlnga. 441·4238 aalc for Ron or a •••ment. ' Large Lot. U.S. 60 Eut Athena, Ohio depoalt, uiiiiUtt, (740)687· Small one bedroom Apt; lor ware. Aladdin man1e11, and 949-6224 ovenlngo. 7am, call 740·992·5023. (740)388·6976 leave mo11ago. 1740 )446· !360 PhOne 740·592·1972 3487 rant. (304)675-5944 more, (740)992·02116 r .I r 6 r j 1 13 1 r 11110 r•a r I r r r r 1'--------..J . I I Do you want to ,u ~. • ....,., 10 ' 20 1 .,., per 118 Ponlloc Lemona .4 doOr, oulomotlc, $500 OBO, (740)441·1083 GO Olda Colla, 4 door. A/C, oulomatlc, runo good. 1600. month? (and keep II onO) A • • ttefease ppeule • ln<:rttse Energy • Lower your SllllSS (7 4 0)36&·~~268 • Look 7411-892•7036 IIIIIIIIIIIIRMIHII . . .llllr LIV~ I It \ \'-. !'IIII I \ I HI '\ 7s j AI!I'OI!l . of Santora-Davia AoaCI (TR 190) 1:45 p.m. !turing · The vlowlngo will taka placa AT THE AOAD SITE wllh tho hlllrlnga 10 be held at the Commlttlonera' Olllco during their rogular meeting on S.phHnbafS.Anyono lnttrtlttCI In theae roed cloalngt It wei· coma to ollend both the vlewlnga and the hurlngo. (I) 22. ""',.., OIJit FREE ESTIMATES! 740.992·5232 740-742-3411 DIPDYSIG IUU 01 Wll IOISm SliCE 1964 All Makes Tractor & DeuHlll New a: Uaed Pans Foc1oryAuthorized Case-IH Parts 1000 Sr. Rr. 7 So11tlt South Church St. Ripley. WV 215271 Coo/t"il/r, OH 45723 1·800·822·0417 Dealers 740-667-0363 7'eee t!4lre ...... ....... llriiiiiCW Mill.... SUOIWIIU 0111841-m4 995 Chivy Chtytnno, 112 New Chars Taste IIIICIOUS Food SAVE-A-LOT , BUllet/ Eat-In an one/letona 51% • Evarvdav II'IIIDU l.lld DIIP ... .Yll Clllllllll 11111llllllr 1111 1111• S. Connie's Child CARE eKperience. Certified In Meigs, Athens and Waehlng, Mowing, 4r••**"' . ..4,¥•••••t. Wash ington counties. We.dtatlng Open 24 hours , 7 Days per week. St. At. 1· Tuppers YouNtedlt 4 ·,4ts<n1 ~utlxd:'rc. &.16··r • 1\tcrir' Scol/1. Swain Gallipolis, Qltio • (740) 446·1015 ISA Ct11ified Arborist Plains, OH CALL 667·6329 Painting, Power Doni, W1 'II Do It (740) 949-4026 . , or (740) 581·8238 AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING CINSTIIICniN A JRkcllf Stctetlicut • He1tlng • Air Condltl11nora Specializing In : Roofing, me. We Care For Your Trees~n"'''r.J•«e. ~ ~ lAMM'S ODD JOBS lias openings , 15 yr. • Service On All Brandt Decks, a a • Rtoldentlll Light Commerclll • 10 yr. porto Labor . • Hooting I Air Conditioning Remodeling. Siding, and Addlllons www.lmerloanltanderdalr.oom Ownar: "SALES AND SERVICE" HEATING & COOLING Roonng, Siding, lldd-Ons, Electrlcol, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywoll, Pointing llaJ•nc••• MilliE ···-··uu. ...... 1111111.. et••IIIJ ICIIII 7411-992·2222 or 7411-446-1018 1 [lo'alo' Local 843-5164 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burltll and Final Ex~1 Cancer & Dental, Retlremenl, Pension & 401 K Rollovers; Mortaa11e; MaJor Medical a1a'112o1 17401992-3194 992..6635 • Nursing Home Haning's Construction Foreman: Larry mEIGS mASSAGE THERAPY Cellular · 213 n. Second ftl!e. middleport, OH Jeff Warner Ins. (740) 992·1705 TonIa Reiber 992·5479 ille Ohio HOWARDL Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! WRITESEL L~ I m e do 1t fer youI Roofing • Home MaintenanceGutters~ Down Spout Free ~stlmates 94g.;1405 TPN The CRAFTY. BLIND SPOT .d.6 CwkC & Gravely Massay Ferguson Parts & Service (Factory Outlet) All vorllc•l hlhul• •re mode lo onler al LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR. our loeallou • Verllcalo • o Mlnlo St. Rt. 180 Galilpolie, OH 45631 Wood 4359 • E1c 144 IWrHri. Galpels (740) 446·1044 446·4995 Mondey·Frlday 6-SPM • Saturday 8-2pm P/B CONTRACTORS ; INC. Racine. Ohio 45771 New Manager• • :.H..:on~d-,-2:-150:-:--::B7"1g-::R-td-:-7'3· Hill's Self • Tonneue Cover • Venlvlsor • Bua IShll!ld 8< Fulll,lne Other Accessories Storage I I . \lid.! I 29670 Baahan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·t4V·2217 II dll I ill" I I ' II It I I I II • (740) 992· 5822 Houre wlltettr, t1 ,000 (?40)37JI. 9Q57 740·992·0780 Cell: 591-8393 ..aLLtiL· appt. Under New Management WEST SHADE 2001 Harlay Davldoon Black Super Glide, hao 1.000 mlln on It, aoklng $14,500, (740)742·3302 2002 400EX 4·Whoolor, 4• olrokl, 4 yaar worranty, 84500 OBO. (740)446·3348 2002 Honda 4505 Foro· • Room Addlllono A man, ntw llreo, 4 ytlr war· Atmodollng r1nty. (740)448·7311 •NtwCIII2002 Honaa Foromon 450 , • lltOirloal A Plumbing 4·-ltr. Shift lwShlll oul 4·whttl drive. Llkt Now. 1520~, 080. (304)875· 2192 • Ronald "Mick' Haning Chrlsllna "Chris" Haning Cell 040·591-0919 . Rre you stressed7 Coli now ror your licensed Own.,: 740·367·0181 B~ABERSHOP Ntswlblrl . 1\»Ft1 8:30 1111·6 pn • Footera, Wal11, Step• • Fino Work, Rcplacemenll, • Walks and DriVel • Stencil Crete s.t. 71111·12110011 Clalld Mal Idly Appolntmenll for shut·lns Available ummon£ Roonna. sidlna, . Palnlln1, Outtll't, Otclc1 Free Eetlmaleel Dellvared 6 Spread Affordable Prloa• CONCRETEIBLO CK/BRICK George Korn SfllliT CODSTRIICTIOD (740) 11112•1 1 Ill 7:00AM • 8:00 PM 740·985·3848 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •NewHomea • Garagea •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 740.992·1871 1122/fi'N J65 flfCTRIC 6 PlUmBtnl Jim ""'"" •tHtrlo, "lumblnt. end am••• HotM 8 ton 1135.00 Spacial Malntenanoe JObl (:SilO 771·1411 740·742·7037 Saorlllolng 18.000, Harley I Dovldton lor o~ly U,OOO, Yo•r 1Gi2 Goo P~llll. E<OIIttnl tilll. ttttpo. 79,000 mlln Now , ""'· (304)878-3478 11..-""":~~~':"".., Gllnlt C.-llol, L 01 Toyoll lUndrt, I15,80Q; 118 Nlaoon Altlrno, 84.49~; 95 Noon, II ,1196; 115 E-1 Wagon, 12.8i5; 94 Cava· llor. 11 ,895; i2 Cavalier, 11.296; i5 Chryolor Clrruo LXI, 12,H5; 68 Hondo AI:· oord, 11 ,895. Romo Auto ·111111 (7<40)888·1343 Olds (if;\ ()j s. .~ (),b REA MARKO llellltam:ua.l #I Chevy. Pontiac , Buick. & Custom Van Dealer" "W.Y's :n. aooa lllllllhrl-7 IIIIIWIIIIllll lt.ll12UIIWIII <ltMll fifE ESTIMATES PllltS Equipmenl I lMore MANLEYS 1066 Second Street SELF STORAGE 3~4-n3-5800 . 97 Beech St New People.• New Thlnaa 1. middleport, OH FOR SALE Mull ooll btloro 8optombtr, ..__. . . . . . . . . . . Coli (740)948-otei lot d• 'IH4 Chivy lllrtlll, whlto, 3.1L V·8, 11100 080. (740)448·4355 . vlo~rjlng .um no.u NJ. Ir Mom~ AQHA Hor111 tor ule, woonllngo, yoorllngo, 2 & 3 year oldo, .,oonent blood· llnu Ranoh ·, trail, tHm panning, roping, ploaouro & borrol proopocio. Letart WV 30H95·331i Four yaar old Appaloooa gelding, $900 negotiable, (740)388·8486 · Helloro and otur tudor oollalor oalt (740)245·5754 Point Mort 114 hindi) wHh 15 man old 1 stud colt by oldo. both 11500, Mort 112150, Mort very good on troll ana Child Nit 304·875· 3117 riO 8:00 a .m. Self-Storage New Hom.-, Room Additions, Gora~a. Pol• Building~, Roofs, Siding, Decks, Kitchens. Drywall t t r~ r -. Bryan Reeves (740) 992·0739 Blookberrleo U·Piok, $2.00 qt., on 124 E. at Syracuae, 1996 Ford Aeroatar )(LT Ohio 992· 7449 van, 'IOty oloan, (740)445· 2624 Canning Tomatotl. Jim O'Brien Farm. Letart Falla, (740)247-2113, U·p~k $4, M!laublahl Montero LS'98 auto, power wlndowf door, · wo pick $5 1 buahal. 4WO,AC auntool, CO. I \In I ..... 1'1'1 II .... Riding lawn mower call 304· 875-7965 . ,\ 11\1 ... 141( I\ • R~lkJent~t or commerci•l Wiling, , _ sorv101 or •• pairs. Mast11 Llctnotd etoctricion. Rldiii\Our Elletr~al, WV0003011, 304.e75·1786, Tree Service • Top • Rl"'ovai • Trl"' • StUI!Ip Grinding • Buck1t Truck Terry Lamm •"'"""" Sa & Feel Better CALL: Jeanie Howall 2000 Chivy P~kup. Sport" ldt, LS Ttlm, aulo, V6, PW, klyltn entry, Plbuakat atoll, 11 000 mlln Booton Torrltr Pupptoo, pa· 1304l675' 375 rtnta on prtmlstl, $200 Dodge 31-i ton 4·whHi aaoh, (740)256·1276 drl.,., 380. 4·opttd, 4' 1111. Seal P'olnta Slamall kit• New Flo·Maettr txhault . lono, Sl25 eaoh.(740)367· Aoklng, $8,000 OBO More '-'71il23:..,--~~_, lnlo, Call (7<40)245·15347 or ., (740)339·3885 s s.e IlDEn IliUM $100 rtduotlon, AKC Gold· en Rotrll'ltt, 5 montha old male pupa, 111 ahota, vet chtollod, (740)3?P-2B39 s 2 mlloo, lntoriOt porltct, bod'! otralghl, runo groat. $81)0. (7<40)448-4$14 Ii [UX.'IlUCAIJ Rl:J'IIM' tliA'OUN • Sunset Home Construction JONES' Business Services n Mt""''Y Morqula. • door, 480 motor, 91,000 orlglnol r 1 7 :lh ;::=------wananty. ( 740 ~ • ATN:., Till Cruloo, Calltllt, HIIOh I Cooler. 59,000 Blook, br~k, otwor plpoo, mllu. Garago!Carporl Kept. wlndowo, llnloll, ttc.CIIIIdl Aakl"!! $10,100. (740)245· Wlnttrl, Rio Grande, OH 0611,. Call740·245·512t. :::.;.:.:...,,...--:::-:---: 19118 Oodgo Dakota, good ~ L~ condition, new tlrta, tune· ~--FORiiiii'liAiiiil~;o, - _,..1 up, brake, $2.«80 080. , (740)256·1424 bd I aoo ~ I'. rou oOIIIng Condition. 85,000 milto-Go'ilfll kopt. No ctgo· rette om$4 ,5()0. (:104)675-42t t • Yltwlngl IIICI hHf· 11195 Dodgl A - ES . $3400, OBO Runo lnga to vacale por· Good .LOOka 0,..1. t111n1 ·of roada In (304)675-696e S.lem Townahlp will tll9s Ford Mualong $7000. beheld an ThuraCiay, 304~75-7744 Cltl lhtr 5 , Slplll'tlblr 5, 2002, at pm. the loiiCIWingtlmea: 8:00 o.m. viewing 11195 ~ Grond Chlf!>kta. 11f Wllllomo Road (TR Lorida, loodtd, grot 333) 1:00 p . m. ailapo· Whltl, $8.000. ltlarlnn (740)24S-9058 • 1 1 1:1 I a.m. v tw ng 111911 COrllca. 6 oyllndtr, of Cabin R11ad (TR auto. runo greot, IOOko 384) 1:15 p.m . v.root, 11ttry rHoonablo. hlllrlng (740)4411-1358 (740)441 ' 1, 41 a.m • . viewing 6802. of Qoll RoaCI (TR 1 •30 p m 1 lluido LoSabre Umll· 'UN) td, loaded, Olin rool, low • • • mtltlgt, Tlllnlum Blue. 23 ltlarln~ '----SiillJI'I'IJI'iriiii~. . . . Ton, E"ondod Cab, va, rid . I Bull.lliNG 11-~ ot-. High&Dry lent I 1 Is Homo Still Buma, Pipe Rober Flro onglne rod 1990 Fotll For Concroto, Anglo, ChOn· Prt>bo GT, TUrbO wlbllutllul ..1, Flat Bar, Stool Grating bOdy, runo good, $1500 For Orolna, Ori'low~yo & OBO. Call Charly 0 Walkwaya. LIL Scrap Mol· (304)675•395i 111 Open Monday, TUolday,j£ ...._ _ Wedntodll)' & Friday, 111m· 1 4:30pm, Cloalll Thursday, · FOR Sw Salurdoy I Sunday. (740)448-7300 li87 Ton lrucl< nolbtd. FoJll · Now Caa·LP 1000 Lo~l 252, runo good, 11,200. Printing Soalo. (740)441· (740)379·025"7 0205, ~hone (740)446.()205 .,-:"::::--:F:-~-::.-fai-:-:-k---:1- -:1 1 • 76 Oou or (740)448·42114 , ·UP, I 01.0 ::.;c..:;;:.;.;;;.,~;;_~~ ntw porta, 900, no Sdnday Naw lrallar 5'•10' wltil drop oalla, (740)742-25150 ramp on rear. 0111 j740)448•7B45 1981 ln,.rnatlonol Bua, runo ~-~c:..:::..:.:=~~::-:-:": on 1 goa or propa.., good · Walorllno Spoolol; 314 200 tlreo, runo good, $1,200 PSI $21 .00 Por 100; t' 200 ':':(7~40~)3'-:79-~02=57-:--::::-:-­ PSI 135.00 Par 100; All -:-. Brou comproulon Fltllngo 1986 Chovroltt, 112 lon, In Stock 350 engine, -i·apttd, c111 RON IVANi INTIAPIIII· (740)245-i852 l'llllli"!!O. 18 Jaol<aon, Ohio, 1•500· 1994 Chevy S•IO LS, v.e. 537·9526 "trolhorp. (304)675-5788 j a --~-;JII":-:-:"-~-::c-:­ ti9211uido Llllbre. Elltll· lnge 93 For<! Tauruo Station Wagon, $2,530, under Blue Bool<, toe,ooo mlteo, 000<1 condlllon, ...II molntofntd. (740)448·9585 ()8 Chryaltt Clruo, 50,000 mllto, LXI, CO changer, $6500 OBO, (740)268·1252 (740)268' 1818 90 t Silverado E•tondtd Cob, $2.895; 1901 Mul· long, St,1G5; t989 $·10, $ t ,685: COOK MOTOAI -N_W I _ A_N_O_U_S_E0-8-TI_E_ L (740)448"01 03 I j ..,... Grubb'o Plono· TUning & Rapalro. Problema? Notd Tuned? Call Tilt Pilno Dr. 740-448-4825 tndlptndtnt Htll!lil.. Oil· tlibulor, Coli FOI Product Or Opportunlly. (740)441-1982 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, Now & Robulll In Stock. Colt Ron E'IOno, 1• 1100·537·9526. G:t = I ___ rnouoe, ptlntar, laK, copiorl IICinntr & desk , $11100. (740) 7Q-7434 · 5 mot<>< cyotto; exercioo equipment; a plnQ pong to• 'blo; 100 living """" turnl· lure, 5 ploctl. CaU .(:1104)6711-3268 6XIO ut!Nty tron11 also Saara Crattamon lawn · - · (740)i92<3t87 e• bly window Octagon window, entry door gloll ond ..,...n gordon Jacurzr (740)W-7557. • .llryont 4-too heat pump, ~· w1 lurnace & Acotl and thermostat on~ 3 yra. old StOOO. 304.e62· :Mil8 l:OOL OOWN, Control Air Condltlonora and HHI Pumpa. 11 you 11on1 oan uo we bolh loao. Frtt ooll· motto. 1740)446-e308 and .1·800-291.00.996. .,..--.......;.;,;..;.-· -Croftaman Riding Mowor, 2 YIIJ1 ol<l. IU t<ohlor OHV Full Prooauro Motor, 42' Cut, Low Houro, Vlty Cltln wllh Plutlo Beggor Syatom. Coat ""'" $t500 will toke SllOO. (740)245.oe 11. Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... l'or.IU«>ViMIIMH.I\ 1 hiPIIOI'Do..:NfS ond ,.._ palrt, roofing, chain link · ..,..,cuatom wood dOI:kS & lenc.t, tnturanc.• repairs. Clltck OUI prlco btlo<tl I 1190 Gao storm. with pto- )1011 lluy. Frot Estlmatoo ._a,.,... AJC, Amp, Sun· :104.e75<3739 root. Runs very wett. S750. (304)576·2978 01 ltave MotOtlztd whoolcnolr, 14 opoed blonaor, uotd on. ~mo, 8-112 toot Chrlllmoo 1 ...... ( 740 ~ trot, •11439 Succ~ssru I Ads . lklME L--· t968 - - LXI 11dan, 4 dr. moon rool, aulo. . - . ... 174,150 mllta_ $1.1100 OBO. (7<40)91153666 ~::....,-~---- Free Yard Sale Sign! 15 Words, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid AN Ail YARil SAUl· IriO.~ll'tl\ltNili lltll\lli 1rio (740)441.()684 --:---.,.---,1. diamond ring& ytlklw .QOid both 14 K 114 -ta~t r.taU S&so... and ~· - 7 t ~ nd 12 $200 •' """' • ,. 1 9-l · (304)675-39511 2000 Doll compure•. t r monltO<. lower•. keyboard, ·.wb. OearltirM Jncludes Up To Over 15 Ads """"""""' 6::J. wlo REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD ·NOW Display Ads AUIOl FQil SALE • C&C - - Molnl• ,.,.,. Palntmg. vlnyl o>dllolliiENT ~ corpontry. doo<1. w'"' WATIII- . , blths. motltlt homo -(»>)ti74-Qt32 Unoondl,_ ~- guar- ropal< ooo ,..,. For lrot Jlr~:o------., Local ,._,... 1ur- _,.,. ... Chit. 740-912· 1\~2'?..~ 1 19113 Fanl Fairmont, • cyt, nlllhall. Eotabltllhall 1115. 11323 ~ ~~Mi.:'· S500 CoM "" H11- f740I 4<e- _s_u_------eon--.-.,.. -. 087(1, ROQttt Baatment ftort W. do lit r.p~lra on, 2 - a tory Garden or 19113 lluido Wa~~<pnlllllng. homta. - n g. Oovotlono at Ohio Vlltfl' i pou.ng.r, Rune very lnQ, hOt ..."' tonka. un<ltt =~ott=: good. S800 (:1104)773-5152 Loot Cltoncl Spring so.. o~<lrting (740)441-Qtt! We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like · No One Else Cant Word Ads ~ • Buy Clf 1011. A1wmo AntJ. tll6<- (304)591).t48t In one week With us Or Fax To riO 1 quoo. 1124 Elll Mo" on SR 124 E ""'""""' 74(). tGn Plymouth-.-~ llt2-IS2&. Ruu Moore. oil< Automalil:. $400 Phone • Or Fall To ~ i I''" . •~-'!_ I onu•"" ....,.,..., • 1994 Molor homo. tully ooulppld, 28 loot, • ' - ' 5, "''" good condition , (740)367;>r070 i7 51h whttl Wllderno11, 30 lpoi with ollde-out, 110,500; G3 Ford 3150 Crowoab, dlo• ool, OJCOtllonl oondltton, t13,000. (740)387.()1132 Qu/111 C.rtto • • • 1111..,.1 .740-741-8015 Pomerob~let BING 11 1 Enry Thurtdey & Sunday BISSELL . BUilDERS IDC. Doon Open 4s30 New Homes • Vinyl Early blrdntart Sidlna • New OarBIICI .• Replacemenl 6:30 (17Mf3.1tU) COli !tr""' lnlrJ lht- MIIM ht Thunday of every month Window& • Roofina COMMERCIAL and All pack $5.00 Brl1 RESIDENTIAL thlt coupon uy$5.00 Bonanza Get FREE ESTIMATES 740·11112·7699 ."" 5FREE ' Advertise In this space for '50 per month t!QUINI12 . Lll'l "liON I'RIMI fll 1 1 Llflt! Dt!I/QN YOUTH 1 ,1 • NATURI Will '"' LAYI'R tRIVIR RUN PROfiiSIIONAL DOG fiOODt I I I Ofiiiiii_Tl411U_ '1 LIMITIIWII 'Ill OUI'RMIIIII WITN Tllll ~ • I ONI COUI'OII I'll! 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""lr 1" 40 Goat'...,. ~ II~~unypll. tcr uscl.l lly Duvc Qllllllllt lhtaugh I IIngg en for trick -one nsscssment nr u deal : D is ror Dnngcr. You sec whnt luuks li kc u lll"llllli ~ing .defense . . 13ut hcftlrc emlmrkiug on it, ask yourself whnl 111ighl g~' wnmg: maybe then• 1s something bl:ltcr. In this extunplt~. you urc Eust . Aguinst !"our spude s. West leads the diumoud I 0. llow would you plun the defense'! Sturl by mw1yt.ing the uuction. South's seq uence, doubling first und biddin,\t spudcs next, shows u . strung hnnd 1vith SlllllC I M-20 points. · CELEBRITY CIPHER N~1w consider the · . by Lule C.mpoa opening lend . l'urtner Colobrlly Clphor cryptogromo oro c!Mtod !rom quotlllano br lamc•11 111ust hu vc k'u from poop~o, poll an<~ piHinl. Eoon ltnortn till otpl\lrllan<ll foi ano\tllr. ei ther u singletnn or Todlly'l cli!f:,C tQIJIIt 0 . douhkton . (With KHZ "KHZ YZMK · HXGC IIJ three diamonds, he . should huvc led low.) KHZ H X Q C, MZZYIG8 So. yutl win with the ·d imnoni.l queen and D I 8.N K HXOC ca.1 h the diumond uce. · cvcryunc following . ZOZLHKXQK." You cu11 sec rhrcc triL'ks : the heart ucc UXDUXDX (JLHYWKAD) und two diumuni.ls. It looks obvious to conNZWTADKH tinue with tl third PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'l Wll w~tlng ato~ea when I Wll round of diu munds •• live , , . dOn't know what l did before tha1. Jualloaled I aup· verily it is writtcnthut 1)011.'- P.Q. Wadehouae pmtner will ruff with u spudc higher thlll\ dummy's six. Then u hcurt huck to your uce will defeat the conRearrange lolloro of tho ·truct, und u fourth Q lou• sc•amblod wordo be· round of diamonds law to form four alrnple worda. muy produce a ·trump promotion. A V I NUC However, will partncr definitely be uble to over-ruff dummy? Suppose he cunnot. I NA R y Then you will need to h1..-;..l...:.:..;,,,.;_;.;_~~-find purtncr with the . . . . . ~======~• heart king. Yo~ don't know the G 0 R p N .~~: , I was rea dl ng the hea dll nes on right unswcr •. hut partner docs. Cush the . s I I I 16 the tabloids while waiting In the heart ace ut trick -L.-1.. . ....1.-J...--' check out line . While paying my three . If West hus the bill I decided that nothing can be king, he will sigtful ~· r. H F. S I T las shocking as •••••••• •. . encourugcmcnt with h_ ,..-r.le;..;.,.I.;;...,;;-..;.I..;...T.I9,....; Com 0 i01o 1ho chuckle quolod his highest heurt spot . . . . . . by fllllniJ In lho m1111n; words •• here, the nine. Dtll you d"olop from atop No. 3 below. without the king ;md with a spade h1ghcr than the si~. West will discourage in heurts, dropping his lowest. SCRAM-LETS ANSWIRS , '. ' Growth • Might • Ennt~i • Hackle • HITCHING NEWSPAPERS I bought a sign at an antique store. It read : "The past Cover All The can be valuable as a guidepo.st. but It can be dangerous ~ Mc)or Sub)ectat as a HITCHING post." · :r'" FRANK & EARNEST / ~'M ·GOING TO MISS' SOFT MONeY·· IT'S SO tP.~reAt>Art.t. I . BARNEY ! I t I• ';q [ 600D-N.A-IURED(..Y ..... SQ f\E. FII?ED Mi- 1 NU.C>I...€D f\lt-'1 ... ,...,__ I I ASK I-IER I-lOW MUCI-I SI-IE'S MISSED YOU ON A SCALE OF ''ONE TO 6 '' 1 1 ; ' • I • I l ' I L... 0 . . ·C~ -----~~~-~~ -~ Priduy, Aug. 2.\, 20112 A course you' II lie chousing fur yourself in the ycu1· uhcnd rnny not he 1111 Clt"iy one, but you'll NCc offer and CUI'rCCl the·vulucs it hu• to how to un~crstand the problcm!t co n• ncctcd with it to get whut you warll ou1 of it . Vll<tiO (Au~ . 23·Scpt. 22) ·· l'l<tlcct yuur image todny WHI dun' I let your ~llitnl down fo r u mi nute , If yu u displuy arrugance or huu ght i ncs ~. tl could scur your repullltion in wuys that would be difficult repair. Get a j ump on life undcrstan~in~ the innu. c•wcs that ' ll govern you in the yc11r ahead, Send for our Aslro- tiruph p1·cdictions liy mniling $2 . 10 Astro.Qrupij, c/o this new>l>uper. P.O. Box 10 hy !(,7, Wickliffe, 01-144092. Be stu·c to sta le yuur 1.ot.liuc "lgn. l.llli<A (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • 'iD II1 C1 im c~~ J,!C /1\.!IOUS hu5 you being loo for you~ own ,goutl. proml5ed . Unfortunately, slon. 19) •• Avc;id U880C IUting with " •omcone m your peer group today 'who ha• a faculty for stirrfng up trCJUblc . This person moy ~:rculc a ,;i tuallon that will be more thun you'll want ally you have !eel ypurself to belicvc he/she wa•. a.1 you might di sco ver today when !his Individual rcveuls his/her true colms. You ' ll know what get even witllthi~ J>cnun . II' II only fuel·ihc the. SCOIU' IO (Oct. 24 -Nov . , :!~) -- Yuur casy -t_wing nuturo difficulties loduy geltlns one who owes you to pny up n• may be fur too biuscd toward certain i1.1ues to ••• the tree• for the foreot. Preconceived ideas will rob you of cleur vi· l:tlUIH Cr us a to try to up 10 your usuul stundurd•. TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) •• You muy have Rornc CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jnn. AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Fob. with. PISC ES (feb. 20-Murch 20) .. A pemm you have be• fri ended may not be lhc loyal · 10 do. beRt today to postpone distasteful lasks un· til ynu'rc In u better frame of mind. If your uttitude i& b"d, it isn' t likely you'll perform 19) ··It'• unlike you not to be open-minded, yet toclny you 10 deal m c un~ ARIES (Murch 21·Aprill9) •· It may be is nllainc , Wu stcd energy Mcato CJ.uality liJnc. · · S~ miCtlll(.: you've hud U prub· lcm dcal•n~ with in the pall mi~h1 nnss,your palh today . lJon' t to.1lc LI11F. chnnce cn - I ...... 1'hls mu~ be one of lhosc dny• when someone takes udvun· luge of you, Jl ~ cnrcful. SAC:tTTAiliUS (Nov . 2~· Dec . 21) .. There is nothing wrong wilh hnving nmbitiou8 desires toduy, but be certain that what you're mivlng for will rcnlly!.lcn~e yo,l when 11 prc u urlng him/her won't •olve o @na. Try to set a dca~line olhc c11n live with. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) •· People In generul muy need delicute bnndlinatoday. Thi1 is especially true oftho~c who ure do!• 10 you, •ueh •• your fUtnlly. Try 10 be tolerant and kind to the ones you love, CANCER (June 21-July 22) •. Someone who Is wllllna to lend you a hclplna hand tooay muy quickly cle•erl you and let you fend for younelf If you become too difficult to please . De grutcful, not smuchy . LEO (My 23 -Aug. 22) •• Make certa1n you return any liem you purchase todny. bCcuu~c there is 11 good chance you muy find somethins wrong with it once ynu gel home and uucmptto us~ it. · . ····--·· . -- "' - ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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