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' lil!ll~t unelllp oy· .J;•chon ('l•unty, 7 pcl'\:ent, 111et1t dipped. thut wn~ the 11nuinaof the down 1.4 pel..:cnt: L?frencc Ohitl Deptll'llncnl ul J11b~ County, 6.1 pcl'\:cnt, down tmd Fumily Scrvkes In its .Ill pcrccm : ;md Vinlon nmnthly survey of county County, 10.2. down 2.2 per· tmd 1111\Jtlr dty joble~s rales, CCIII. A U~nd tuwcli\1 dedlnlnl! Ohio's unemplnyment rule unemployment hus be n fell to 5.5 pen.-ent in August, sect\ thtt•ugh the summer, down S.7 pen.-enl in nnd OuiHu nnd Meigs cuun· July, lies wc1e nut cx.:eplltms tu The nutlonttl r;~te wi1s S.7 the 1\lle, Clnllln wns lit 6 per- pel'\:1!111 for Au~ust, also tent tmetnpl<lymcm for down 0.2 tx:rocnt m July, Auaust, tlnwn ,t)S ll\!1\.'ent · "The lower unemployl'rlllu J\tly, MelliS, milked ment rmc compm'lld to July mllllill! the counties whh the llll'!lely rcllecls u decrease in hl~thesl J•lbless mte, fell I.2 Pl..•• IH loblen. 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'\IU a ~r~ .~ ' .,- . !!till K " '"' ~' '"'"I" 1\""'11°6 q{ fA./ '-'11~ CfHTIII~Il OH ' '"'ill ihe r~;;;:;:;;;:;;;:!::~=;;;;:;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;::.;;;;;;;;:;;;~ A wt11111'aw nemb !lorn bUill pno1 Ill idltl ferma ol Bale CM.tt . rates decline P~t bv ~~~tblt~. a~~1101, ~ P..)\anfi S\01 ~~,mp~, •t~l!i.O ~tth~ Oht~:l Vltll~v ·a.i ,. ---- AUgust jobless ~Iilli to lllct.li T~HIHj ol s"~ CASt l OH l't-H {~ I\ ' lhunday . · · lltlltor POMiliWY - The ~00~ 1\iWII 1111!.1 t\iiHih'Y HXPO cluHNI with 11 bun11 Suutluy ullllt'l\lltlll u~ h1111d1'ed~ jlucked the hll'uchci'N tu liN· leu lu IJWII.Ihl kcnhuwcr 1 ~ ll'lbutl' 111 ltlvl~ 11~ thc llllll • l'lutllit~ 1\tulul'l' ul' cutel'tnlll• Ilie II L 'l'hc wltlc vnrlcty ul' nctlv· ltlcN 1111t1 lltll~l'tllhlllllltHI c11huncctl by 11 li~ulltlt\t Sc/llclllbct' wcckcml, ct\11• trlllllc\1 Ill WhlH WUM dcHI'I'I hcd ~~~ unc ul' the c~hlhiiiii'H liM "the biiJt~llst lUlU bt.1NL" tllllll'lhlllill~ ttl lh~ NUC· C~NN WCI'C 11~\V .thhli!M ot'l' red lhl ~ ycni'M !Ike the mlnh11uro llllll' unli the htllll!ll~ u·ump fur the kli.l8, uM wllll u~ the t'ulkh1ri~IMI llub · Whit , 11 muMI~u inNII'umutH buillicr, unli tinlly 1'uyltlr tuti.l Auruli Vukl111, wltltc uuk buMkct 11111k rN, Scvt~rnl Ulllllplltllivc cvc111~ tuok plucc ln~lutlln11 ll ttlllil MhliW Whllt' "The Luc MuMil" c~hlbllctl by Mury Hurrl~ WUM the pt~u• pi~'" ~ lwicc ur the ~I) ttllllt~ llKhlblt~tL Sh rcuelvctl 11 l1crt1ino Mcw lnl! mnchlnlll'tlr tlispluylnM thll wlnninM 4lllll, A flower shuw with Shcllu .11 boats committed; others expected Of the 159 Qullta entered In the quilt anow tit 200:Z EXPO, the levorlta eocortllng to the pao~lu'• clioloa voting waa thla one Mt~ry Harrla of Reedavllle called 'Tha Laoa Ro6e,' Pletul'l!d here admlrlnli the quilt era two Racine women, Sarah Nolgll!r, I 1'1, llnd VItUlli Lell , mMa by Curlle tukh111 bcr!l uf show, and Put l·lultcr, rcNerve bll!lt lll' NhllW, WIIM11 hit~hlight liN .were the di~plnyg uf l'nr111 lll'lltlll~tll , . A. lllrl!ll I)I'IJUUCC uisplny center tl w lh It suurocmw won u blue ribbon for l:)cvon auum , ll l'cutured pumpkins. llllurth, fruits Utlti V lll1Ubl 8, 111\d . rull l1l1Wilt8, In the f'urm ctlntoMt the winner~ for the tOIIIl~l corn stulk wcntt~ H nr~ lluhr, 16 fuul, !'irs!, und All ile Thmt1pMUn, ll t'oo1, scctlllu; lurgc~t sunfluwcr, Duris Orueser, ~4 lnch~s. liiHI Dllvon Duutu, 40 Inches : the luracst I)Utllllkltl", Murlle lluu1t1 , 42 in~hcs, first: tttld Devon lluum, 40 Inches. At dny's end severn! !!ems were auctltlned tlff to be1\e· I'll the llXPO t'und for next ycnr, Included wus u scull'' lure cretlled by u 5tltl chltlnsaw sculptur during th~ SXPO which Pnuleue lbrrlsun purchusctl fur $11)~. \he Sllii!C lti'Cll • The .:ustln~ Ill' Mei11s (\llillty's Ohio Biccntcnnilll Bell will lx:l!ill Ft'iuuy uller11\.lllll, while .:noises ~'<lnllnue. the Mel~s Hi[lh Sehoul 111lll'l.' hinl! hnnd will pcrtill'm ThursJuv ni\Nno•.ln, m11.l Puul IV IRIAN J. Rllo Dllcllln~cr und 1111'1!1: Sided SanllnelltAfl writer Suul will he •1rlduy evening's stu~c cnlcrttllners. POMI:lROY - Only .:onSutun.luy is 1he duy ftlr ~lrUCtl\\11 Cl'eWS lii'C Ut the COIIIJlCiili,llls Ill the fcstlvul, l'omen1y levee nnw, but Iuter with u llnc•throwinll cnntest this week, !he levee 1\I'Cu und for bum . hunds und purldlll! lot will be lined with "wnnnubes," the mmuul chill sternwheelel'!l t'rumncrt1ss the cllllkoll' und the Rubber Duck region, CIIICI1lllllcrs, CtliiCCS· Derby, .ljlliiiSOI'ed by the .llun.ulres und l'estlvul gocrs, · l'omcroy Mcrchunts us the unnuul Stcrnwhcel Assudnlion. Myron Duflleld Rlverle~t gets underwny. of Middleport will rluy his While evcnls j!.llt otlklully culllotlC throughout the duy underway Thursdny, sume Suturduy. und stuge entenuin· bouts 1tsuully nrrlve curly. ment will Include Mounluln festlvlll Cftulrmun Jolin Mu 8 ~11r suld lust week II botll River, Bllllkrell!, Phil1md the ~uptulns huve commlucd to Thrill, . Rot'k 'n · Coontry uucntl the three-duy &stlvul. Chii!I!Cts und 51vl~ Prllsley llubllc ~:rulllCs will be oll'ered lmpersonulor, Dwii!IU throo11hou1 the weekend 1111 lccnhnwer. the Ruble's Sten1wheeler of A llreworks dlspluy will Belpre, bel!lnnlns with u spe- conclude Suturduy's events, citll W'llllll! for senior dtitcns Concrete fur lhe new bout Thursdn~ . ut\crnoon. A d~ks wus poured lusl week, llrelt\lck plU'ude will ulso be und the new docks Ul'll held Thursduy on Main c~J)e\:ted to be ready for use Stre11t, Wid Wumer Roml and by pleusure bout owners dur· Liquid Crysllll will peforn1u1 lnt~ !he fcsllvul. . ,............ . . .............. . Saturday, Seplembei' Holz:ar Medical Center IIUIUlrt!ll 28 9:06 am · 2:30pm Unlvtraity of Rio Grandt • Wood Hall Gueat S ker: Dr. Ra Guortndl M E D I CAL CENT E R Discouer the Holzer J?iffer·ence Atttnd ond gain tkllla for porenHng.In laday't worl , lnttrt~etiYI wot~thopt wllh proltuionlila • ~I'll child care Lunch will be provld.d • Door Print ~ 11101'1 col/ MariNCJ Fulk ot (140} 446·3022 ' www.holzer.org . • • ' ' • �io The Daily Sentinel Ohio weather 1\Htadly, Sept. 24 ACCU .• . ·''\ ' ' ,., .• -·~ ' '\.. KV Sunny PI~ () w.w.. , PageAl Mo...y, S•ptetnber ll.lOOl Death trial in poor county raises concems over cost M~ARTHUR {AP) - Finundul pnJt>. ll"ms ure nothing new to this ruml. southl"rn Ohio <:ounty thut hu~ re1:l"ived nutionul uttelllion ll\'t'r whether it 1:un utl'ord the triul of a mun l(tl.'ing the death pl'nalty for u munler chargt.'. ''E-.:ery duy I open the door. I've got con :ems about money pl\11>1\'m~." said Michael Bl~s~>e, ~re~idcm 1>1' the Yintvn County comm1s.'i1>ncrs. Gregory M~Knight, 25, ofGumbier, is nc-cust'd of killing Kenyon Collt'ge stu· dent Emily Mumty. ~0. of Cold Spring, N.Y.. nnd Gregory Julious. 20. of. Chillicothe. Jury s~lec t ion in his trial wus scheduled to 11egin Monduy morn· ing in Common Pleus C0\1rt in th1s coun· ty ubout 60 miles south 111' Columbus. Judge Jetlrey Simmons drew attention to the case with un unpf\'Cl'dentt'<l ruling lust month that prosecut\>rs could not 1\\1~1\1 a proper PfO.'et'ution and pay t'or McKnight_\ dl.'.l'ense . Simmoos later reversed hts dec1s1on. Simmons said he was concerned the case would deplete the eo~mty's ~ . i' million geneml t'und budget. Bledsoe did not w11nt (()discuss how much the cuse will ~'OSt the stute's spars· est COimty, with 12.800 people, 11nd said the focus lor now should till on the trial. Defense 11ttorney Robert Thy e~ti· mutes that defense costs. including amlfney fl"Cs, expert witnesses und other expen~es, could run $ 150,000 to $300,000. Thl" state is expected to pay some of the costs. Mum1y's bod~ was found wmpped in cmpet in McKmght's troiler near the vii· luge of R ~\y, on Dec, 9, 2000, utter u the hl"lld. Shl" w11s lust seen Nov. 3, 2000. M she w11s leavil\8 the l'lr11tes C<we pin11 restaunuu in Gaml>il'r. &0 miles nonh of Ray, whl"re she WOfked will\ M~;KI\ight. Four days Iuter, uutllflfitles fo1111d Julious' bones and Ieeth on the property, ,Pfo.,ecutors. 11re seeldl\g the death penalt~ only in MuiTII)''s l:tl.~e. nee mvestlgatl'nl did 00( lind Julloo~· bl:ody. they were um1~!e to detem\ine the caust:> of deuth, which WO\Ild mua-e secUlif18 11 deuth pemdty decision impos.~ble. · McKnight. serving 11n elght·yeu sentem;e lbr an um-el11ted burgl11ry, lias · pleuded innocent, He spent live years in Juvenile detention for rohbing a11d killing a Colmntlus moo ~lol'lll\e was releused in 1997, wllen he tunwd 21. · Weather Forec11st Tmlay ... Mo&tly sunny. Highs 'in the mid 70s. Northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Ti.llll!!ht...Cicur and cool. . Lows i1'1 the lower SOs. Culm wi nds. · Extended t'orecast Tucsday ... Sunny. Highs in the 1\•wcr 70s. Light and vuri , able winds. Tu<•sduy night ... Cicur. L1lws in the mid 50s. Wcdncsday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 70s. Wednesday night ... Mostly cleur. Lows in the mid 50s. Thursduy ... Cieur. Highs in the upper 70s. Friduy ... Pnrtly cloudy. A chance of ruin from curly nfternoon on. Lows in the mid 50s nnd highs in th<' upper 70s. Saturday ... Mostly cloudy. A chance of ruin during the duy. Lows in the mid 50s und highs in the lower 70s. Sunduy .. .Purtl y, cloudy. Lows in . the mid 50s nnd highs in the mid 70s. ·Hard at work Artist Dale Johnson, lell, and stone carver Jack Oliver both of Columbus, work Wednesday to sculpt e larae block of limestone that will take the forr)'1 of a tortoise when finished. Johnson and his assistant Oliver are partlclpetlna In the Kettering International Stone Exhibition, Which will open In Kettering, Ohio Jeter this month . (AP) Official wants to keep track of tiger mascots MASSILLON (AP) - The city s~ hool district's superin· 1cndcnt wunts officiuls to keep truck of ~hut huppens ID the funtbull teum 's tiger ct1h nmscnt ufter its Friduy night s on the sidelines ure over. l'cojik for the Ethicul .Trcu tmcnt of Ani muls, an 1111imul rights group, lust mlllllh uskcd Superintendent AI Hennon to stop using live ti !!crs nt Mnssillon Wushington High School's follt ()u II gnmcs. . • Ilennon rejected the ideu, suy ing the muscot is · treated we II. hut told the Akron Bcn~on Jourilnl that he thinks tl1c di strict needs to make sure the cubs continue to 1wc ivc proper treutment after th<·y leuvc the school. "We ha ve to broaden our att•·ntion beyond the four to five mon th s we hnve tied up i11 these tigers.'' Hennon suid. Every fall. Mussillon hoostcrs lease u cub for the foot bull seuson. The lust nine were obtained from Stump ~l i ll Farm in Perry Township · for about $1,000 each. "O()ie" reuchcR SO to 75 pounds by the end of the sea· son and is returned to Stump llill tn be rcpluccd the next year by unother cub . Boos ter club president Dal e Wulterhou se su id their duty ends with the lease. Boosters suid they don't ~ cc p specifi c records thut would verify where the Obies were born or where they go nfler lhe football season. "I think we muke sure it comes from u good pluce," suid George Mi zer. a pust booster club president und current curetu'kcr of thi s ycnr's Obic. u 15-wcck-old femnlc Bcngul nnmcd Asiu. "We huve no control after thut because it's not our tiger. We're just leusing." Stump Hill Furm owners Cyndi und Lee Huntsman hnve refused requests fro1~l the Akron Beacon Journnl to disclose locutions of the former Obics presumed to be ulive. • The Huntsmans · ulso refused to give details on the hculth and history of Khan, u 9-ycar-old mule tiger thnt wus the first Stump Hill "Obic" and liv es ut the furm . They snid they arc shield· ing the locutions of the Obi es out of feitr thut PETA will hnruss the new owners, "If the tigers go to good homes, they should prove it," PETA representative Amy Rhodes said. , Rhodes said PETA has not received any response from Hennon or Massillon . Muyor Francis H. Cicchinelli to its request that Massi llon stop using the cubs us !11uscots. "I don 't think mosl people understand thut these unimuls can Iuter be defungcd, declawed or killed for tl1eir skin," Rhodes said. liny village hasn't forgotten Students investors slain gin 20 years later ,MARSHALLVILLE (AP) - All summer, the two bull· ficlds tit Mttrshallvillc Yillugc Purk get ul\>t of use, including the one where Kristu llurri sou enjoyed ht•t· lust summer pi"hing for her softlmll team. A tiny set of hleuchers stunds ucross the street f1\lll1 u red brick runch home -. when: Kristn's parent s. Geruld und Shirley Hurrislln. still live. On July 17, 1982, 11-yeur· old Kristu und n boy were picking up uluminut\1 ('tms ncnr those blcuchcrs. That's where the boy .~uid Kristu lirst encountered Robert A. Buell. Bud I, now 62. u former Akron city plunncr. wus con· victcd in 19K4 of Kristu's ubduction from the purk und her rupe uud strnngulution. ' . His luwycrs ure trring to hull Buell's execution by lcthul itd'eetion, schedul ed for We ncsday mDrning. With no eyewitness or DNA evidence. qucstim.wblc cvi· dcnce und tr(nl testimony shuuld be reconsidered, suid Buell 's uttorney, . Jeffry Kelleher. . · · The Ohio Adult Purolc Bourd on Sept. 16 rccom· mended uguinst clemency, suying evidence "over· whelmingly established Mr. Buell's guilt." Oav. Bob Thft can reduce Buell's sentence to life In prison or allow the execu· lion to go on. Four men have been executed since Thft took office in 1999. Buell cume close 10 dying in 1996. A court ruling stopped his execution 17 minutes ufter it was scheduled, ullowing his uppeuls to continue. Oeruld Harrison told the purole bourd it wus difficult to endure 18 rears of Buell's u~peuls . "Kr1stu hnd none." h1s statement read. Twcnt~ yeurs Iuter, some in this v11luge of 826 people suy that in u wuy, Krista's spirit still is in the purk. Next to the pnrk entrance is n smnll memorinl, with gcruniums growing in its brick base. A plaque holds the girl's school picture nnd u messugc: "In Memory of Kristn Hurrison, 1971 -82, from Citizens und Luw E nfor~emcnt of Wayne ·County." Tim Morgun. 59, sees thut memorial ull the lime. He docs mni ntcnunce work for the villuge 17 miles south· west of Akron, including mowing gruss on the same field from which Kristu wus No charges filed POWELL (AP) - No charges wi II be filed ugulnst lhe owner ·of un eRcuped 10-foot Burmese python thut ate u small dog thought tt)'be u stray. Officiu1s di sc ussed fil . ing chunges against the owner becau se he didn't report the soukc's escupe, snid Poli ce Chief Gury Vest. But becuusc the owner agreed not to kee p the python, poli ce do not expect more prob· Iems . ' klaRusseU tnken. Morgun vividlr rememhers MurshullviUe spain. He was umong hundreds of vol· unteers who searched for Kristu when there wus still hope she wus ulive. '• · We combed the Iukes and the woods," he suid. "You , hnvc to understnnd whnt it's like in little towns. You are usually imuhucd from th ings. When somebody's child gets ruped nnd mur· dcred, then thmgs get hot." Nine months curlier, n11other girl from rural Wuyne County had been ubducted, sexually ussaulted ·und strungled. '1\vo men convicted in the dcuth ·of 12-ycur-old Tinn Hurmon were freed after Buell bec11 mc the muin sus· peel, but Buell w11s never chnrged in thut cuse becuuse he ulreudy hud u deuth sen· h H · tcncc 111 1 0 nrrtson ,cusc, uccording to tho stute uttorI' ffi ney ~enoru so ICe. Kmm's body wus found hy n •·ountry roud in neurby Hnlmes Cuunty six duys ttftcr her uhductiun . I~ Vi\\14 ~. ('ooMI~. d~ pt. ~ I, 2002 at t'O()l.Ylu.E - Ru~U. Friday, C'lul\d~n·C'larl Hospital seck thl" de11th penalty beclluse Yimon sheritl'\ deputy went to 1~ tndl« to C01tnty might 001 be able to uiTord to ~rve 11 s~trnmolls. Shl" 1100 beel\ ~ it\ ~ Nice week ahead "Deaths w.v~. ill California approves stem Emancipation Proclamation cell research legislation that contradicts federal rules Memorial l'ilr-l-:.~1'$1\UfJ, Serv k'(ls W'Olre 1.11 II a.m. Monday, Sept. ~~. ~. at Whitt- f'unon~l Home in (\¥.))ville, witll Re\', C'~U Moo-i~~' otl'kit.~tl~. llurit.~l was at Thr\>h C'Oli\~'Oll)'. William Doolittle 1'01 T Pl..fu\SA T. w.'1<1. - Willi~;~m Roid Doolittlt\ 8 l, Jlulnt PI~S-31\I, · W.\'ll., died Sunday. Si!jll. J2. 2002 111 Cllulo~ton Area Medkal Comer Memflfial · ·Oh·i~ ioo. Servl~ll~ will be held lll II a,m, Wedu\lsday. S'Olpt. :!,, ::!002 at Belhnead United Methodist Church In Point Pll.'a:~am, with ReY. Can-all McCaulll)' otlkhuing. Burit~l will f1>1low ut Sun ·res\ • Conltltory it\ Pt. Ploas.3t\t, • Friend& may ~all at tho ' .tnal Fun\lral Home in P\. : Pl.-asant from 7 Ill 8:)0 p.m. . ' • '1\te&dll.)\ ' • MUllM MATTIIta - McnilQ Milftl(lf'l, R.N.. Mit\, \\f\11 i!tudl't•ll'l'h•t 1\nh~>tl , t11!ht, ~otl1 ,,, Ot11o l.lf'ltWI1tty'' Ct:IU@i<l of O!!tilOJ;)ll\htc: M~lttl'tll , \11% ~~~~~ "~'"'''" m~Hil11> wtth ll<.'lltlot 1~<.'~~ 1~ ,,, 0;~1-. HtU llllfi~ thil ~ !!tiN!I\1~1! Otftlfi'll by ou COM 11t tht~ Wlllll\ll1W1 ~ l ti\:11\CI~\;IttOI\ Pfoe:lllmll\1011 OOUt'<{ll\t@, IKilVIf\ Killiy 1}1\Clltl!!l .Emand ation s~ker pleads or tolerance . Flower · fromPipA1 Students Brian Antenucci, left, and Mike Currin watch con1· puler acreens aathey discuss a cla~s projuct 11t the Unllltlt'lllty of Dayton Center for Portfolio Mana&\1mtmt In Dayton , The stu· dents manage the funds from a lab that simulateS wall Street using the same computer software and s ubscription services used by m<\lor financial Institutions. (AP) i-------------------------------1!\ Dream about owning · you~ own home? MORE LOCAL NEWS, MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Suqscribe today. 992-2J56 Gallia-Meigs Community Action is offering ~ homebuyer education classes for anyone who is interested in learning about the ins anq outs of buying or maintaining a home. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (uaPa m.eeo) CorrtOIIon Pollov Ohio Vlllty Publlthlng 011, Our main conoorn In 111 1tort11 ta to bo Publlohtd iiVtr~ 1Nernoon, Mot111oy ooouioto. 11 YQU know of an 01ror In 1 th rough Frldoy, 1t 1 Court .Striltt. 11ory, oalt tho now~room at 11•0) GGJI. f'omtroy, Ohio. 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Credit Issues Available Loans • Insurance Legal issues Home maintenanc.e Working with Real Estate agents Home Inspections .Closing forms Working with contractors ,,' Advertlaln~ ' Ouloldo l1t111 Dlvt ftlffl. l<t. 15 Boyles race wal~ng · by faith, Bl ?111Ut MAIIN~IIIAT One Ytlr , , ... , , . , .• ••1 04.00 DIIIV I •• I I • ·'· I I ' • I ' I I ' 6 IUN ltll I IIli ?110' 1110 .10' MAIINiliiiAT I IUN tiiO I 1110 Subaorlboru thoutd romlt In ' Oullidl 111111 JOIIIOI Ylnl, lil<t , IG ldVInOI dlroot to Tht DAlly Judy C:ltlrk, &l<t, tO Sontlntl. No tubtorlptlon by mAll .,'I 01111./Ciro.1 01111.1Ctra.1 CynthiA Swllhor, xt. t1 pormlttoll In Artat wh~ro homt ., oarrlor nrvloolo ovollablo. ,,' Clroulltlon Mall lubtorlptlon Dtltrlot Mgr.1 Mlko Jonklnl, ICI. t7 ..' lnaldl M1lg1 oountr, 13 Waokl .. , .. , , , , , . , , 27.30 aentrll M1n1'-tr aa waaka .... ,,,,.,,, .'&ua •' ChArlono ftOtiiiOh, 6 . 12 12 Wllkl .•108.50 •I I ·I ,,' :t ••., I l •mlill nowe•mydallyltnllnot.oom W1111 WVffl,mydollyunllnol.oom I I ' ' I I I I I I 111111 Outlidl MIIQI County ., .. ,,,.,,,, .'GO.OG 2GWtokl .. ,,,.,,,,, .1100.t0 oa W11k1 , . , , , , , , , , , .•aoo.ao 13 WOikl " • •• Classes now forming. . For more information contact 992-6629 or 367-7341' • • ,, �PageA4 Optnion The Daily Sentin l Moftday, Sept.ember n. 2002 TI1e . first /erl' liJeeks (~f colle~e are i1uportant School briefs The Daily entinel life . Publisher Managn1g Editor '·'lit 'J ' ,, I 11~1 "''"'' ·-· •••• .a• Chlrlene Hoeflich Editor Bette Pearce ,m... rftt' t\fll, If tHY" n't'lt' »t«' IJtt'\' ttl ,., It\\' tlhm \If. t.-m n ,,.. ,uf•~t~'l ,.,, tillliH,~ <llhl "'"'' I•· "~m,f ,,hi utt f~t,/,· '"'d'~ " tHhi tdft•lt••nt> mmtliott! 1<111/>:lh•llt'lltl ' 1111/ ,.. ,~.l>ltllh>l. ,,.,,., ... ttf \ ft', ,ttf,ft• ·"~ ' "'·~ h\lU '' th~r /"t'' '1,ttr/uirw. '"' "''·'.1~· N•• Ill ~·--' lit.· tlf'Uih»>\ (' \}JH·' ' '"'tl rn thr f.,.trmth ~ltnr w'f" thr t'f~t · " '" '"' ••I rl!,· Oltio' l(lfln /'ul>l!., llill,~ (',~ ~ tilih•r'iflll-.ml. wilt '' t•tlhT\\ t \·t ' ~•''hil. NATIONAl VI E W H E NTOF F'S VI ·Attradive Hauitl.t( Ol)'lllPics i11 B~ Apple cduld be a good IIWIJC Nl'Wsdu~·· !\lclvllll'. N.\'.. 1111 t/rr• 201 2 Summc•r 0/.l'lllflil's : So mu~: h l\11· 111111\ll'li that Nl'W Y\ll'k City's • 201 2 Olympk~ hid W1luld C1lllll: ~:nrshing down under the pl\li~l'led l'Ost of hostint~ thl.' sunmrcr· ganrcs . The U.S. ol y rnpi~: l'ommitt,·c appl\lpriutcly rcuchcd u dif. f·l\:nt l'ondusion this ,,;lock. whl•nlt nariu:d N\lw Y1wk aod Still J.'nrndsl:o as li .S. finalists to stuge the event. ... :L1k:11l llll!llllil.l'rs know I1Citcr thun to take Sun fll'mrd s~:o's bid s\1 fi ghtly. The ~:ity is nenrly us alluring tiS New Ynrk. ulthough in dill'cre nt ways . Both can l)11:1st 111' int~:nrational llm·or·s thnt ~:iHnplli'C thvombly to cunrpeting Oly1Jl\1ic hosts such ;rs Home und Pm'ls. ... It 's a h~uv y Iii right n11w with sn numy 1\Jsourccs d ircl·t~d nt lower· Mmrhattnn. Plnnued pmpcrly. thmr11.h, 1\(cw Y1ll'k lnts the gumption to do ·hoth. The invcstrllcnt s would help restore the rq1ion 's cclllllllll ic vilnlity nltd uttr·a,·t private funding t'nr lnl'mstnrctln'l: i!HPl\lVctnen.ts thnt rnight othct'Wisc tukc tlccndcs to tJchicvc. 1-hrvhig lhe Olympi1:s here would be us good 1\)r NL'W Ynrk as NL•w York would he fm the Olympics. • TODAY IN HISTORY UY THC ASSOCIAICO 1'11 CSS : '1\lduv 1,, .Mum.luy, Scpl. 2.1. llw 2Mih du y nf 20\12. There 111'1: \1\1 ,]nys len In llw ycnr. Aulunmurriv''' ul 1 2:~6 11 . 111 . EDT, 'l\1d11) \ ll l!!hli ghllnll i,lllrv: ·1'11'11 ycm·s "~"· "" Sepr . 2\ 111 ~2. l~cpuhlkun v\~c-pre s l · <lllrllilil <'U ndldlll<' 1{\.:hunl M. Nlwu wcnl 1111 h:lcv l,iun 111 d~lll'l'r wiml 0unw Ill he knuwn "·' rhc "l ' h<•c kcr~" spCl'l'h a ~ I~ rdulcd nlk~nll\111\ nf lmllrllpcr <:lllllptllgn l'llllllll'ing. : Onlllis dnrc : · In 1(142. ll tr,nnnl C'olllt'b[l'ln t'u111hrldgc, M1" ' ·· hcllllls first I 'l)lllllll'II (C llll' Ill , In 17HO. llrlll\h 'JlY ..lllhll 1\ntlrc \Vii' cuplurcd ulung wllh '~ \ll'r~ 1rvcullng lkncd k l linltlld's pl<ll 111 surrender Wcsl 1 1,\ nr Ill the IJrlll , h. · . In IHll(l, rhc. Lew is 111111 ('lurk l'Xpcdilinn rcrurncd 111 Sr. - l;ouls lh11n 1h1• l'udfk Norlllwcsl. : In I K4<•. Ihe pln11Cl NctiiUIIC WlL' dlscuvcrcd hy Gcrmnn ttS.II'IllllllllCr Joluum Clollfr'ied Clnllc. ~11 111.1\J, Sil!-lliUlld Freud. rhc 1'nu11dcr of ll.ly.: h1HIIIIllysls, died In London . . · l11 I\1~7, nine hluck srudcnts who hml cnlcrcd· LIUic l{o.:k l;ellll'tll lll ~ h Schl1ul h1 i\rkunsu ~ were forced 111 wllhdruw lil!l'llusc of 11 wldrc 111111i tltllsldc . ' Ill 11162. New Y1H'k'.1 Phllhuntllllilc Hull (,Iince l'cnnmed Mcry l'lshcr Hull) furmull y \l!Jcncd us the first unil 11f the I.Lncnln C'cnlcr fur lhl' l'crfunn 11 11- Arl.l. . In l\lh2, "Tile Jclstms," 1111 unlllllllcd cni'IIHill .series nhoul u ~pn.:c 1\ ~c fnll ill y. -prclllkrcll lls rhc AIK rclev is\nllnctwmk 's. flrs l l'lllur prO!II'IIIIl . : h1 1'17 .1. furmcr Ar!!cullnc prcsldcul Juu11 Peron wns rNUrllcd Ill poWCI'. :In 1<1\1\1, rhc Mu1·s C'llnrurc Observer uppurenrly burned up 11~ II wu,, nhour 111 go lnln nrhlrumund ll1e l~cd Ph1ncl. ' le n yc urs ngn: !'Inns !'or 11 prcsldcnllul dcbnlc fell upurt, Wllh l'rc~l t.! c nl O ciii'~C ll .W. Bu sh .:onllnulng In ohl ccl lo 11 sj nglc-llillllcrulnr fonnul prupnscd hy 11 blpurtl sun cummls· sh111 : fl W11H lliC SC~n nd stldl ~ll llC C IInllllll . Five )'I'U rs ugo: The Scnnlc l'lnnncc C'nmmlllcc opened li ~urln gs inlo r·cpol'ls of nllcgcd uhli,NCS hy the lnlcl'llui JU•vcq11C Sl•rvkc. Armed men ruldcd un Algc rlun vllluj!c ; k.IJ1111g Ill ICII<I 200 llCili!IC ill nne oJ' lhC WiltS I lllUSSUCtCS sl llCC 1\ ll!crln 's Islum I~ l1rslrr~cncy hej!un. · : One ycur ugtJ : l'rc.sldcul George W. 11ush returned lhc A1ncrln111 flug lo full slufJ' ul f'm11p Duvkl. sy mhnll culiy cntlliQI, u pc1lud of nuthmul mutlrl1ing. Thnusn11ds guthcrcd 111 Ntw Yurk ·~ Yunkec Srudlum 111 oJ'fcr pruycr·s for the vkrlins uCrcrr-orl sm: Muyor l{udolph <lltillunl pledged 1h111 "our sky flOc wi ll 1isc ugni n." Thirteen co11i mlucrs·wcrc killed ln 1111 ' o.< ph1slun ul lhr Blue Creek Mine Numhcr Five In I) l'ollk wood . Aill . • Toduy '1 ll lrlhdnys : 1\.:lol' Mickey l{noney is H2 , Simler l~uy ('trwlcs Is 72. Si nger .h1llo i!llcslus Is .W. Actor 1'11ul liclcl'.sc n 1 1 ~1'h e l>o111111 l{ccd Show") Is ~7. A ~ lrc ss - s lngcr Mury Kuy l'~lcc is ~_, . ltu~ k suu· llnicc Sp1'ingstccn Is ~l Actor Juson i\bunuL'I' 11 4J. Si nger Llrn l'urd is 4l Aclor Chi McBride 1"11o,lon Puhlic"l I~ 41 . Acrrcss Ellt.uhclh Pcnu Is 4 l. Country ' 1IH11idlrn IJou llcrrun (lli{~4\IJ Is 40, Aclor t:lrlk '111du l)cllunl ~ 1~ .1H. Singer Alii IJII 1ruucu \.1 32. !tuck Nlngcr Suruh ljl' llcns (K \ Choke) Is Jo. ltccurdillg cl!.ccurlvc Jcrrnuinc l~nprl I< .10. l'op Nill gcr Erlk-Michucl EsLrudu (" Mukilll! the ilu nd"l 1, :n Tlmu~hl J'or 'lilduy : "I 'llw old Aurumnlnlhe llli Niy 11111rrl "Sl1111d NhudowiCNN like s\ i c u~e, ll ' lcn\ng ....n, "'l lcm:c." TholllllHllood. Enj!llsh uurhor ( 171J9- 1!145 ). ·· W After ntore than a century, the ABA sees the light ' BY NAT HINTOFI' 11 shonl<l lllll he surprisilll! ,Ihut lll ''"' VCIIl' . 200 2. the Amer·kun l!ur i\sstwhllhm - which hills its1•il' 11s "lhl' lnrgcsl Vll\urilllr)' pn1t'cssionul membership or![uni l!llion in lhc wmld" shnukt cb·r 11 <li s rin~tuis\wd hind. htll' )~'r 11~ its pt~:sl llt•nr -clccr . Bur il's imptwlunl lhm dvk> l'lusscs ll'lll'h why ht•ls Ihe FIRST hhll'k p1~,:s id~ nl ·l'k'cl nf Ihe ABA . fuunded in IH7H . D<•nnis Ardll'r h11~ llCe lllllwkc -ek·~·r · ed llluvm of Dt·rmil. u jmtkc or rh~· Mkhi~u n Supr~:mt• Cnur1: und p1~:s idcnl Ill' lht• Sillll' Bur nr M k hi ~i lll . When he ht•cumc the ABA's (lii:Stdt'lll ·elcl'l in Augusl, he W11s esl~HWd to lhc pudlum ill Wu.lhllli!HIIl hy Mrs. Thuqwull Murshull . w1dow Ill lhl' firs! l•hll'k jusIke nf lhl' llnilcd Sliilt•s · Snpr\•nll' (\illl1 . . liwn lll<li'C drnnmlk wus lhe t·umpo· shh111 of hi ~ orhcr cscofrs. Al111111 wirh p11s1 pl'l:sidl'llls 111' lhc /\Ill\ WCI\' pnsl prc,llllt•nls of the Nutlo11111 Bur A~sol'inlion , lilll\ll'cssiunnlnrlllllli11ilinn nt' hlnc ~ hiwycrs Cl'l!llll'd ill I\12~. Whr, form rill' Nnriouul Bur i\ssnclnrhm/ llc,·mrsc . for ycurs, hluck luwyl'l'S wcr'l: rct'usctl Hlhllisshin 111 lhc ABA. which. us 11 dcscr\hcs ilsclf, "pmv\Lics lu\v .school IK'l' l\~dlllllioll . t'Olllirlllillll IC!llll cthiJ.:Illinn. inlilnnutlon nl111lll rhc \nw. pl\l!ll'llliiS ruu.ssisrluwycrs und jtlll!lcs in Iheir work nnd lullintillcs 111 lmprnw lhc lcgnl sys1cn1 fur lhe puhl\,'." AI tcusl rhc ABA. ill irs prc.ss rclcusc <Hl Archer's clevlll\\111, 1Ud IIIli hide It s lily-while pnsl. Deep inl\1 111111 pre ss rclcnsc, lhc ABA lllllcd thnl "Archer · cnukl 11111 tin hi s ncccpluucc SI'ICCdl) hell! hill lhink 11f' lllW YCI'S of Cll\01' Whll hll\ preccdctl. him. nnd were Ulllllc time denied IIICIIIhershi\J In the ABA ." .A pnrllul list 1\1\owcd In lhc release. lm:lndlllJ.I .lusli.:c Thur!lnod Mnrslurll Nat Hentoff COLUMNIST llllll ~ll C h hi!lhly I'I: N p~ l'IC d l\lWCr·wllrt ft•dcml jmlt~cs ·us Wllllnm llnsllc, C'unsllllll'C Bltkcr Mnrlcv lllltiDumoll J. Keilh. Also nlclll ioncd. solely by llllltiC. wus nile of rhc lllost inl'lucntinlluw pn>· ft'NSIIrs in Ar11crkun hislnry. C'hnrlcs lln111ilhlll llouslnn . 111 llnwurd l1 11ivc r~i l y luw sdmui, he rrnlncd lillll· d1'1:d.1 of hllll'k lnwycrs nnd was u key lcgul strulc!!isl ill rhc lun t~. hnl'\1 hnlllcs to lll ~ ludt• hl llt'ks ill lhc 141h AIIICIItllllClll's jllllll'lnllCC nf "cqunl 111'11· lcl·tiun Lnldcr lht• luws." Jusllcc Mmshnll worked for l lull sHlll 111 th • NAACP. mtd .lustk~ Wllllum 0. Dtlll!llns t•ullcd l loustnn ·~one of the t11p Itl mlvncurc , lu nppcur lwfurc the llnil"d Slnlcs Supi'l:lllC Cnurl." 11111 how llllllry 1\iilcril·nrr.,, nr ·1111 Y culor. urc lllll!!hl uhour C:hurles llumilrou llnllsl\ll\'1 Ard1cr hull hi s \lWII hurd wud to ll'nmlncncc in lhc lettullll'oli:ssion . 1-lis l'111hur w11s 11 luhorcr wit 1 11 rhinl ·gl'lldc ~lhr.:urion. und his morher wus u home· muk~r·. lie i(l'CW llll in 11 home withmll imlnnr plumhil\g. While in hi !lh Sl'honl, he Sl'l_plns ~~~ 11 howling 11\lcy null ~ ud ­ Liicd llll' l!lllicrs. B~lorc !(Oill~ 10 luw school. Archer wus urcuch~·r ol dl suhlod dilldrcn. i\t 1h111 l>~'illl iu his life. he imt~<lllutH liHII lht' fir~t to n:nmnh<'l' lhv weeks ur.- l'rtll:iul. This is the lime lhnl will likdl s~purut: !he sut·ccss_ful slli· dents ll'lHll rhe r•·st 1•f tho: piltk. Let m~ give you 11 f.-w poimers lu llut you on lht• rot1d to n coil<·~~ ~ llo:l!r<'<'. Ourilljl the 1'1rst few d11ss sessiwls, rite lll'llfessor will Pltss o\lt u S)' ltthtr~ lbr the course. The sylluhus will Cl(p IU·lll II1C l'lltii'SC l'l:"llirc· · 1llllll~ 1· mcnts lllC rhc "' rc~lbuok unll nHII~rntls . ·It will d~tnil rhc 1\l'lltlin!l s)'Sl~m. ~u~:h liS hllW mtlll~ r:mms. pupers nnd or projl:cts will · be req ui red to t'tllnph:lc tho: course. Most c\mrsc syll:thi nlsu outline the csrimutcd durcs for cxu ms urtd dcutllines when l)IIJl<'rs Ill' proict'ls urc due . S<ltMtimcs. ~lllll~nl s cnn look ut the l'lltii'SI! requirements nnd fed uv~rwhelmed by whttl is cxpt:CI· ed of them. li.l'C~ in· mil1d thul rite rcllu irc m~urs an: 10 be co mj)lctcd tlvcr rhc co urse of llw Sl'mcster. whi ch is u 15-wcck P<'ri\,ll . A lot uf stud,•nts ll<'l lh1strutcd tmd drop tho course tit the hej!inninl!tlf th e scmcs· ter. I would cnctlllrll!lc · sru dents Ill stick wirh rhc clnss und give il rhdr hcsl ctforl. Must studcnls will be surpriscd lo find lhul lhc course ts lllll us diffi cult us rlu.·y hud originully 111llidputcd. I · cnnnol um phu sitc ------- ------- in ureu sruderm. ir 1s -w. m~llyuni\MI.com Den Dlckerton ~tlllc!,t<' du"~~ ~cssi<lll l\1r u 1<11 uf Nuw thut SECURITY$ TISHT. · Court StrHt • Po!MioYt_Qtllo (740) 992-2158 • FAX (740) WN1 !57 111 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. School The Daily sentinel • suys. Itt· hmlncvc1' even lllel ll lnwycr. In his ut·ccphnll't' spcc..:h 111 the ABA. Ard1cr looked tll ull rhc succcssl\rl luwycr's in lh\lll of him und ur11clllhem ll• "l'C.lllcrni'ICr why yun went tu luw schuol." lie rcmiudcd them of lhc luwyer's outh to I'C j)I'C SC ill rhe oppr'Csscd. \.'Spt· dully thm.c wlm Cllll 't uOo"lltrw~crs. Ju srkc Mur·shnll nlso olkn tru:d to pcmmllc more lnwycrs l\1 cnguge ln . pohik inlt'l'l:sl luw und nor Sflllllll rhulr c111ire Clll'ccrs cnuhllllJ.I cmpnrlllinns Ill hei:OIIlll hig!,tcr. And hi s ~nll cll!l UC und dose friend. Jusrke Wlllinm llt'Cmum. in n II)K(l spcc~h hcllll'e the ABA's Section \Ill lmllvidunl Rlghls und l{,•stlllnsihllirlcs, suid, "We Lkl nor yor huvc lusrkc, Clllllllnlld pr·uctlcul. I'm tho lllCillhl.'l'S Of lllillOI'liy ~ l'OUps, lilr lhC ~'l'i lllilllrlly uc~uscll. for Ihe · dlslJlncod persons of lhc lCdlllulujjlcUI I'I:VO utillll.• fnr ullenulcd y<lulh . l'ut· lhc urhnn muss· CS, llir the tllli'C pl'CSC lllCll COllslllHCl' ... for ull. in shlll'l. wl111 do llnl /'unukc of rhc ullllndllncc of Amorlcnn I fc.... The !llllll nf unl vcrsnl cquullty. l'rccdulll uml >rtiSilCI'ily is fur from Wllll lilld ... li81 Y lncquilic' C\llllinuc ro 111111' tho fuoc of our nurion. Wu nrc surely ncurcr tho h •~tlnnin~ rhrmtho end of 111e ~1rug111o." AJld lh" sll'll!lglc lilr '-'llllllljW\llC¢1ion of liiC IIIWS l'll\:lllllpnsscs ul\ AmotiCUllS Wltll nrc W\ll\0111 lliCIIIIin!lfUI IICCCSS 10 Ihe C<llll'ls us mnre nnd murc ymllll!ar . luwyci'S UI'C UV\lldinll puhll c lnrcrost luw. 1111d hu·gc firms m·c rc1ludng their • pru hnno work. for the po111' und workl11y duss. _ As hcml of lhc ABA . Dermis Archor hus n chllllCc 10 uwukc111hc nut ion t<llhc "ut~ly ir1Cljllitics" thul Cl1111inuc Ill mur lire Inee ul this C\llllllry .. (N"t llt•nt•!frt.,· """tlwrully '~'IIIJll'llrd 1/11/lwril\' rm ''"' 1-'/rst Amrlllllllt'lll rmd lilt• /J/114 Ui.~/J/,1'. 1 NO untbk to Oltl.'ttd 1h-: 'l' hctl· ul~d d;~,~ . 11 '' im~,,,muu to communkul<' >11t1t tlh,ctKf' 10 yuur prof.-, sur••111<1 toll~~ nbolil lht' mur,•riul thtlt vuu miSSCll In thl'l'IUSS pt'rio<i. BOWll"l\ll wurd uf n<h k~. ·ou sh1>ukl · •~ m>t usl.. the profl'ssur. ''Dill I miss llll~thini in clttss yes · ADVICE lt'flllty'!' This bnsicttll stures rh tll )'\'Ur nbsl.'nce br,•uihl the elus. ro ll B.rilld· · cll<IU!lh how irnpnrrunt l'luss 111 , h uncntlun~t' is, llnli~t' hiuh i ll 1t 111\d no new lllllterr' "' ul WIIS t'l!l'lll'l:d, h nlllh.lnL 0 . se houl. tlllcndtulcc is 1101 h nmn\1-utory, llWl' l'l't, Sill• be 111~1'11 Ill llll'tll\ thlll 'OU dents wh11 uu,•nlt ~ 1uss 1\nl1 don't f,•cl thut rh~ mutcriul p11rrkipnhl in duss discus · covtred in duss <'Ul' h IItty is siLms tl!nd ·to t>c more sue· unimportunr . Eirhcr wuy. I t'cssl\rl. 1\ ~~p in rl'lind thut l.'lln tell you for u t'ul'l thul muny pmh:ssurs cover this typ~: of sluh.'mtml is nu11eril1l durin!!- th e clnss v~¢ry t'rumuting to the pros~ssion thut won 'I be found l'essor. Let mil muk 11 clcur in rhc h:l\tbook. C'lli&Sl'(lOtn rhnt when you miss duss. discussion mny ulso send new tuld importmll llltltcri ul the course in new direction. is sri II ctwered. A niorc [lOs· un,l wh~n you nmrrrrlo dnss irivt• wny to 11sl. is "Whnl yo u will be lost, · nu1tcriul did I miss in duss 11 is cusy Ill quickly t'nll ycst<•nlLLy?" This will let behind In n tourstl it' youurc your prot'cssor know thnt not ullllndintt cluss . The ymt believe ~tl ·h duss s~·s­ supplcllll'llllLI mur~rlul lhnl slon is Vl!t)' importunt. is covered willlikl'ly uppeur A. yo u cun sell, 11 few sim· b ou your test. If you hliVIl not 1 ullcntl •d clnss. It will b~ P e srups Ct\ll put you cnn c un the mud 111 success l\1lly hm1l to bo succt·s~ful on rhe cnrnittg 11 collogt• degree . uxu m und thu s dltl'icult to Cull your 11,cul commuuily gel 11 ~ood llrrtdc In tho duss. II you wuntlo get the tolle~c .tollu~ nnd I"" colmo~ l Nil uf Ihe t'mlrsc thnl ICiC rn your futurc. ytlll htii'C paid for. duss (l.tttllllll' Rctst' llml'lllllll is uucndllnCil und active pur· ••let pr;osr'dtllt .for .firwlldrr/ ridpulion is a must . wu/ wlmini.ltrtrlil'<' ajJirirl' II is likely thnl rlwrc will rlt Rio (ilvmrlr Commwrity h~ ul lcusl onu ur 11~0 Collt',~~ . P.O. llo\' .t?6, Nio insllmc~s during the s11m~s· Grm11IC', Oltir• -15674. 7-IV· M where u sl\ltllll1l will be 2-IS-2736.) Lunnne NEW YOI~K - Corpornlc hounls w-e supp<JSCI.I\ll u~tln rhc best frucrcst of 111ciP .:orlrpnlllcs u11li shtu~:huklcr·s. It's 11ow pl'CI· ly clcur tlllllllliiii~CI'Cll't doin11 enough of thnl . . Tyco, Ennm. Wor\dCnm und Otc list !IIICS on. Scundal uller sc<rndulthls ycut hus pnlntcd 1111 ugly piclurc of CIII'Jll muc hoa"ls lhul wcrcn 'l crillcnl. WCI\:11'1 lou!!h or ' WCI'CII'l wutchlug over lhc hu.sl ucss. Muuy becumc 111llhing more thun puppcls In lop Ill till ll[!elllC Ill. · 11ml's why 1\lguhttors tu'C movlug tn CI'IICk Jown fusl on COilJOrule llllllrUS by lmplcmcntlnl! strlngcnl rnlcs thi11 knock 11111 ~'"l'OI'lliC Cl\llly1sm unl.l force conlpunics tu 1\rc indcpcmlc111 lllllsidcl's who lli'C · held LICcounlnblc for lhclr nctillus. Slulnl!; on u cor\lllrute lll1111'd hus become u cushy job over 110 lust dccudc. DlrcctmN huw bcc11 puid hundsomcly. 'lltc UVCI1li!C bum'd COJllllCIIHilliOil lllllllllg rhc 2<Xl lurgcNI U.S. curporutinns junrpcl.l I0 percent to $1~2,626 lust year, ucconliul! In n survey by consuluuus Peurl Meyer & l11111ncrs. Amlmuny bOurd commiUccs mcclnnly 11 few rimes u ycur, nl\cu just 111 n1hhcr srnmp whnl cxccurlvcs pul bcfu1~: rhcm. Buurtls urc suppoSCI.I to usk rnugh qucs· lions nJ' numugcmcnlum.l probe for tlctuils lu the llmmciul srutcmcnrs. l11cy' rc expect ed to know l.hc lmrknclcs of how Ihe husl ncss INbclllil nrn, f111111 OllCtULIUilN lo lllllf· k.ctlng tu llnuncc. • In r\lccnl yc1trs, though, 1l11ur~s have becmnc lncrcusingly packed with Jll.~lple with Nlllllll! tics lolhe com\JIUIY or its o111 ccrs. Some urc hlg shurcho dcrs: othcrH do lluslness wil h the nrm. Kcgurdless, lew urc Inclined In ruise ~rillcur questions lhnt 111lght hu11 their own rululinnshlp wllh lhc Cllllll'lllly. • Bourds hnvc ulsn ceded IIXllllliCh power to IIIUIIlii!CniCnl, u rcsull of the Nlipcrstur stultis lhut nuu1y c~ccutlvcs llxrk 1111 uurlng tho hl~1mlng IWils. ' ~ \' lil.SON ll L.E - 1'1\t f<,llllll in~ studerm were ll.l111l'l.l ''' the do:;m \ list tlt llndang College for the sumnwr ll•nu: Jtlmie Ad11ms. Rml;md: llrundy Al\dersun. Radnt•: Muni\LI ll\lrdene-. (\,,,lvilk: Brundi Codner, Rudrw: Cluytllll C«>w, 1\•mt'«>y: L)'nll Mull1>ry. Rul'llll': krry Rvwe. M1llfidtl: ll:rry s~utls, l\1tlwcll: R1>l1ert Sht~in. Rudnt•: nmt. Pmnclu Wesr. 1\nnei\Jy. 111 11\ \) 1'1.\.' ll'll.'lll' vi (111\' U (.' A hHllld>llll\1\ s~· h\>lur-Jitpx fn.'lll Sr. J 11' e I' h ' ' th"Pilld 111 . Pllrkersl1utg. W. VII., fill' the li!W<>III· inj s~· hn<>l WHI )1\'llf. Re1'1p1rnh 1>! rh..- 'l'holarshtp lll ,. ch1l\h 'I'll of .ho' pi1111 emrll') <'<'' · Wtll i' the sonv Mtuwll tt Wtll. A senwr ur Ohw UtHI t' Nl)', Will is fuushmg ht' dt"t;rt'\" in lll' ~·ounlin~: uml f!nttm:t' . tie is 11 gnuluale nf Eu,ll'fll Hi~h Sch111ll in R..-cdsl 1lle .\vherl' he pllrlidput<'d tn Natiorull lltll1\lr Sl>l'it'ly. the French Club, golf. htlsPOMEROY - ' Willinm kelbull. und lht' n~;u\· hing "Am\m" Will vf Pl.lmt'nly is . Receives scholanhlp 1111d ~:tuK~•· r 11und,. He "vrl.' 111 th OU FtlllllWIIII rll Oftke •ntl al Thl' Ridg~:-' Tht- Ill' Ft>undauon Schvlar,hip Prt>grilnl '' vtlw.·d unnuull) and pro \ i<.l.-~ edu~:lllill\tal a~\isu.m~ to the l'hlldren 1>1' empl\l)'~c-s ol' HCA -atl1hatrd fllcthtit'' · R<"l'IJ'It'llts are •dertell •·vmpetilivt-1) hu.,eli vn ~~~· adenlit· rf'cwd' ~nd peN>lHII lll.' hii."VC'· me11l> 111d mu~l lie t:lll'lllkd at ul·,·relhted Clll· 1<'¥<''· 11{11\i'I'Sitl\.''• and VOCII 1ionulltet'hJ\il: ul ''' hools . This yenr the IICA Fo11ndativn awarded " ' er 570 oew. lind re-nc:owal 'l'hohtrship• 1\l(uling m\>re thun 500.000. --- Young patriots es5ay contest announced WEST VIRGINIA - A $200(J suvinJ.Is . hond is the mil ionul· pl'it~· 1'111' un csstly contest \lll "Wh111 11 M ~uns to oo un Amcricun," sponslll\'d hy the GOPUSA W~h site. The cssuy cnnlcsr runs umil Nov. 5. The cumcst is npcnro srudems in !lntdcs 10 ll~suys Ill\' ro hi.• berw~~n ~00· !150 11vr<b ~nd sut>milled throu!:h tht• GOPUSA W~b silt'. A winn..-r will oo d'tost•n 1n each slllle ur region. An owrull mtlionul winner will be dctt>rmined th1111 thl) live rl:llil'mtl limtl· ists und will receive u :woo thl\\u.gh I:!, 'tiYin~ l>ond fwm GOPI.JSA . All wimlt'r' und lht'ir win· 11ing t-ssuys will nppenr Pn th~ GOPIISA Wt)h site. F1'r lll()re lllfvrrnuli(>l\, 110 til WWW . I:OI'\ISU . ~Oill/WC'\1 · Yirginiu, nr l' lliUIICL Altcl) Cht•l., t3ll.ll ~N5 - 3590. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST . Chuckwa1on Breaktast Bacon ggc lb.Pittl_ Fresh· Head TRIPLE Lettuce ¢ COUPON Head Good For 5 p Independence vital ,in making corporate reform work Succcs.lful EOs, numcly lhosc who caused rite compuny lo blood to dci11h. could lnciUII.IC sh111'Choldcr v11luo, WCI\l In Wmh.ICom ulrcc1or11 co1nplotoly mlsied hoi dcnm11d.nnd l10ur\ls wcr'C Cll!ICI'to keep 1hc ru.:~:mrmlng shell l!lll11C the compuny rhdr rnp rulc111 hufl\ly. They dldn'r Wlllll wus r>luyill!l ro mnke hsclf nppeur more Ihem Ill ICIIVC for II '[CliCI' p11y tJliCkll!.lC Ill' 1'11ll11llbfc. mn1u corporulu conlllll. · Holding Clll'flOrulc tKmrds to lhc sumo 111 pluclltc them, Ihe h11u1ds l.nuul ~:~cd uccountuhlllly siMdnrds uppllcd to OKCCU· rhcir cvor·y whim. Whul CIJOs wumcd, tlves requires sweeping rolhrms. ll's no rhcy lllll. cs1x:dully whc11 It .:umc 10 .:om· simple thinJ.I. llCIISIIIinn. Alrcudy, hmh the New Yurk Stuck ·Ocucral Electric C'EO J11ck Wekh wus BKchungc und the Nll,sdLtll Stuck Murkct pcrhups rhc mosl coveted cxcculive In lhc huvc come up with pmposuls lbr new world. huvh11! hulh ClE inro u $4KO hilllon I'CCiulremcms lhut compunlcs must f(!llow muhinuli\mul con~lomcm r c lhut sold ro rnrllc stocks. everything fromllghl hulhs 111 jet Clll!incs. Among the r~uny chungcs they both So when Welch wns n~ goliutlng his wuukllllie to sec Is the lns lstcnc~ thut inder~:rlrcmcnr puckugc 1110IU lhl\11 li>ur YCIII'S pendent ulructors hold lhc rmunrlty of hcfo1u II would l!CI!In. rhc OH ho1u·d agreed buurd sem.1 . ·nuu lllCilns nu connection l.uglvc him cvcrytflin!.l. even picking up the whmsoevet· hctwccll the bourd member luh for his q1y dcunlng. und Ihe compuny. · Now the Securities und Exchunge Thoy ulso wunt Ln require thul the lndc· CunHnlssl1111 Is lnvcstlguting why mosl or pendem d)l'(.'Clors rcsultirly meet without rhese rclircmcnl llCI'ks 11cvcr wc1u dcrullcd munugcmcut w lh11er 11 more open din· in GE's ruuruai pmKy sllllcmcnl 10 .1hurc- Iogue. holders. Welch ugrccd liri' week to give up While lhc SOC considers the proJl(Jsuls mosl of the perks. by the NYSE und the Nusduq, SlJmc In cor· AI Tyco. thcn-C'EO Dennis Kot.lowski ponrtc Americu urc ulreudy Implementing unu rhcn-C'I'O Murk Swtlm. huilllhc com· changes In 1111 cll'nrt 10 rcsroro invc ~tor cnnpuny into u rnum1nnlh cunglomcrulc thut lidcncc. mukcs cvcry1l1ing lh1111 coul hungers to Tyco, lhr lnstuncc, suid l.ls bourd voted mcdicul dcv1ccs. · lllll 10 support rhe .rc-clcctlnn of nine of 11 But 11\JW they've hccu churgc•l with dil'l)clol'!!. . ullcgcdly stcnlin~ $170 mllll1m from Ihe Olhcr·s COI!lllllllics uro hurd 111 work look· Clllllpuuy uml nhrulnlng $430 million . ing fur independent board members will· thmugh the fruudulcnt sulcs of securities. ing tu ucdioutc lois ot' .thtlc to 1111ulyzlng . Whmlhc bourll knew I• still in 'lliCIIIion, their buNincss. Oonc un: the duys when untl prosecutors Nuld lust week thut the dirccll>l'll will be ublc to Nil on more thana tllrcclors were misled by CIW111pl cxccu- few buurds. Alves. But Ihey ulso ullcged Ihut rhrec nf SillhlJI on uC!lllJIIIIIIC bourd Is umnng the Tyco's II dlrcctnrH received puymcnL~ most impmlllnl jobs In buslne.~s. Directol'll !'rum munugcmcnt. inclu<lin!l one pnld 10 urc .1upposed ru be the p1111cctors or the help h~t•kcr mliiC<iuisilion. compuny und ils·shurcholucrs. And lhul's Just Ihe IuteN! cxu111plc ~> of In liti s time of corporntc turmoil, thut role quc.stlnnuhlc hlmrd ucrions. . needs to he restored uno h11urd membcl'll AL Enrmr. llourd members wtrlvc\1 rhc held 10 u higher slllltdurd lhun ever. c111npuny's code uf critics to npprovc the IHadwl llel'k l.r ''"' !IW/mwl bu.l'ine,l.l .comyllcutcd purtncrshlps sci up by liwmct l'olwmt/,11 J(1r 71te A.l.roclaMII'rl!.l.l. Write C'F< Amltcw Fustow lhul cvcnlliUiiy 111 lwrat rl!ecl«atk.rp.ol'/() Name dean's list ---------~ RAIN CHECKS U US IN E S S MIRROR BY RAOHIL BIOK AS D sae. Not Good On Advertised ltema, ·S ee Store For Details Charmln White Bath Tissue age 4 roll Whitney Pink 14.75 oz. Salmon ggc .MJIM ' ~98 SECOND STREET POMEROY, -OHIO PRICES EIIFECTIVI! JU'NE 25l 28, 2002 -- • �I The Daily Sentinel ,_.L n tt.lt Pd.._~t> 82 SoN nf, 1\t,~~t 82 UUJ n lt((i Pd~ 83 Pap 81 . Mo•dey. S1,.._hr l:S. 2112 NamH that Hurt 4 '*"' - ~ ~ tio&. Johnson \\"~ ~ -~1\i\Wt ~;m ~ill\il -~-. \<tWt d..w.' t tl\11\t l~ ~M l.'tlll81.-ll ''It~. ~ l.\1~ 1\~ ~~ \\~ ~''1\1tl\11\t """' buiWHm o._, , ~ ~ Mtitat: \\'wl ' "' )\ , n, ~w ~~ 2- \\'M ~\OL'I.\1\~, \.' til l)l~ \_~ ~ 11\M\, • OOVEtt DeL tAP) Jinllllie JohnSOII llehl oft' a l11te rush by puil\ll\ leader brl t41tln and tied the Wills~'" CUp re.:ord ful' vic~ by a rookie when he ~ his tllil'd of lhe seaSOII at Dover Sun&y lnttn\1\llOI\al peedway. The 27-year-old Callfumian matched 't'ony S~w~'s 1999 mar\; fot wills by a first-~ driVel', He also ~lilt\ tlie 1\~t drlwt slnoct S~wan In 2000 ro sweep the mce"S oo The Moos~r Mile, where Johnson won In June, AI!IIOI.I!lh ~ ~tUallt'\00 19th, John~ ~the $3.9 million MI\NA Ali-AIIICI'kan Heroes -100 by a half-serond over Martin 11.11' the e\gllth s~p in traCk his~Uty. ''These mces are won by ~ ~-· ~-- ..... -~· Otl\~ """'" .,,,1)1 \ ~-"t ~ · M<i~~ oo-ms~1 ·-- Dover sweep record teamwult,'' Johnson . said. me end, but oor car was pret-· posilioo. He', a heck of a tai"The oop fuur em we~ so ly good," he said. . ent." llat" · Martin, who claimed the After Martin's Ford came )o~~nson pnrised his aew's points lead a weel. e:ll'lier, is the Fords of Dale Jarrett and fas~ \WI\: that helped keep 30 ahead of Johnson with · Matt Kenseth. Stewan was him in front eight m-es remaining. fifth in a Pontiac. "Clean air Is always better, "We 'rc goilll! to tracks that Hideo f'ukuyama of Japan, bllt the car still 'WOI'I\'ed good have been ROOd fur us, three the first Asian to compete in in traffl(," he said. or four tmcks where we think NASCAR 'stop division, fin· Johnson took the lead for we can win," Johnson said. ished 39th. · the linal time on the 245!11 It was the 108th vic10ry for Jeff Burton, Kurt Busch, lap. •nd Martin dosed within Hendrick Motorsports, a . Ryan Newman. Ricky a fuw car-lengths, but was four-car team led by fuur- Cmven and Johnny Benson. never able 10 get alongside time series champion and completed the top I0. him. four-time Dover wmner Jeff The winner led four times "We could get II) him bllt Gordon. He and boss Rick for 170 of 400 laps on the we'd lose the t"ront end," . Hendrick are partners In the high-banked concrete oval . Milrtil\ said. "We put our· ownership of Johnson's He averaged 120.805 mph in selves In a pilil\ll position Chevrolet. a race slowed six times by F\iday with a dumb qualify- "In the be!! inning of the cautions covering 371aps.' ing effort." year, we just wanted to make Johnson joined Richard · Martin started 3:2nd in a races," Hendrick said. "I had Petty as the only drivers to field of 43. no idea that with eight races win their first two mces at "Man. the 48 was fast at to go that we.' d be in this Dover. ' Boyles • lltshlftOVI Into Top 10 In niw AP poll l:iW YORK (AP) \lire Dame is 1.111 the 1'\sc, The ~hti~ Irish lll()wd hilt) the hlp nl h1 the 1\eW A~stXIt~ted Press p'.lll Stmd~, the 1\n;t time the l'cllm ht~s b(ctl In ~uch elite ~o>ullllli\1\Y sh1~-e u 1.11\e•WC\\k $lQY ~lithe ~1'101\ '''mlte~ulnr­ ~)\tm 11 1uy lh~ A llint~.u ~nme evei'Y tiny fm A+ houlth! Hvt1r dny when you enl 11 ~ervin~ BONES . 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By Oarl111 Wolfe 4th lradt • Addavlllt ltmtntary AI 1-1110 o ' ~lu~k on w~lllloMIII)' nftorunnn. I() W ill' old C'llt' i~SII ('hlllll~) W••lfe wull\e\llo h~t· ~den~ll luh l'ilr 11 l'lol\lll'it'· Nul lhln~ln~ . ('uri'·' " Phulthe wmds In tho pu~lle. then In thl~ weok 's Kid S\loop CHEESE l'l·om on~ nf 1ho food ~rOIIJ)~ m Mm'\l Nutrlt Ion News . CALC'IUM 1\)11 ~:'i . t~kh\l! hi ut Nl\. 1\), the . lrl~h (4•0) lllll\>al U~l l\\1\1 1)13\.'CS l'l\11\\. lllsl \vet!i ll~f SlltUtdli,Y's 2I· I7 vkiQry \\I Mkh~\\11 S111~ . Notre Dame I$ ot'f m~xt W«\k, 'fhe h'lsh play ttext 011 Ol.'t ~ - "l!tlhlst Stt~nt'otd, where 'tYI'IIIlt Wlllhll!llil.tl1 oo~~:hed fur ~\\ln ~~ llcfurc iilkhl!l the o\~' at Nt)tre Onmc this sett\1.'11\. · While Mltttnl ·,-cmalncd 11 1\CUf'Ullllllhlll.ltls No. I chl.llt'C ovtr Ol<.ltlhtllllll <llld Thxt~s. 'fuliiiCSS~ IUI\Iblcd t\111 of the top Ill lll~r Its 30· 13 lo.'s to l'llorldn, 11tc \lolunt~el'l\ drop~ seven lllllt'Cs n1 No. II, whll~ th~ t3ttlt~ climbed th~ pltl~ll n1 No. 7. Kt~n!llls Sti1te ttl~'\1 nmd~ u bll! lei.ll) ttl\ct 1111 :l?-20 win oWt' USC. the Wlklcutll' tlrst'\1\\lr \rome wh1 t1J!Uhlst a fll.li~"Cd tm~~>ulllhct~ oppt)tlllllt. They nmwd up 10 pluces 1\\ No, I~. while the 1\xtlttns l'dl s~\\ln spt~ts IU No. I~. Mluml received 69 lltstpluce vtltcs und 1,!145 points !h:1111 the '?4 sport~ writers ulld bro~~dcnstel'l\ o11 the AI> ptllld. 11tc 1-tul'fktlt\es betll Bllstlln tt~lle~e 38·6 ·Suturtlli,Y nl~ht , l'llorld11 Sllltc, 11 4S· I1 wintier m>er Oulte, nmwd up n spot ttl Nil. 4. tmd Vlit!lnla Thth Improved two pluces to No, ~ ul\cr tts 13-3 win 111 Thxnsi\&M. Ncwtoumers this week ute Otel!1ln Stutc 111 No. :l3 mid Colorndtl SUI~ at No. ~5 . UCL.A utld Cullfomlu drop\)Cd mn ul\er losses. 111 ·ro~us Ruud hllmtsc. Shll I llli.IQ •· 1\IHI'Q( II lc.-cn. ThM Ctll'lssn llukell hor flnftot•sl •· 1 "'11r ss11 wont 10111eil ovot·~thlnt~ wns fine. un she Wlllltlulw~ lllllll'elt l'ulr. She hud trmthla sloe11lnp thlnkln~ "It's jusl slnuslls". Th~ n lit da~ when ~he went. ilt. lw~~~ 1"rM, 1 evorY.uOuv "' ,, · burMt throullh thaealltn~ N~r~unml. C'nl'lsso oldn't knuw h 1 111 It w u 1l mu er Wl\8, She reu~:hcd \tp to, brush her hlllt\ but ~oufdnt fool her h~ud . . She trlcli m look In tnt mlrt~ll\ butull ~ho could Ml.\il wu~ u tr"lll I~ or ho11t1 hull Cllrl881\ illlllod "· 1· 1. "e .., " emerallney unr took her to the llll8plt1il whore she 118ketl lhctn to uull 11 seltn· list. Tho selontl8t Mllld 10 tilt ~oma uhl)osc like " n\ou 8e und h r hi!lld would b smull. Tlum If wu too amnii.I So. • tho setontiit nid hi ' tll!t o ull nnyt Ill! u.lr II Wt\lk, A week Inter Cart~· 11 •· nollk ts now 115• normnl ;1~= und Mh~ "romlsell not ·,~": ~ t1,~~g~ lll!~~~bow v colored For. mort lnform1tlon on b1comln1 1 cl111room sponsor, contlct D1~ Dlck1rson 1t (740) 448·2:542 • • • tleb~nkll\11, tWo•r\m homtr · In thil 1111!;1\th Inning 111\d the Cl~vell\ntl lntllan~ defnted the K11n~11~ City Roynb 6·~ Sundll)'. 01®111 connec~d off J11~on Orim~lty (4•?) with one out fur u 5·3 ltBd. . Allltlll Bi!l'l'llll hit 1111 RBI dtlubfti II\ thc btittom or the ell!lllh. R11ul lb11net tried ttl ll:tlre the tylnl! run ollthc hit, but wus thrown out at the plntc on ll rclny trom second buscnmn Urnndon Phillips. Otmtr Vltquct hit a solo honte run In th~ ninth tlll!lvc the lndl11ns 11 6·4 ll.lud. Mike Sweeney hntlnl\ Rbl ~lnall.l in the Royulsnlnth. He we111 3·for-~ lltUI took over the Al. bntth111; lend nt .347. I~ hll II twtl"t\ln double hi the ~btth, I!IVhii him 101 RBis. C.C. Snbalhln (I ~· 11) ln1proved ttl 6·21n Ills pnst 10 ttnrt~. He ynve up two enrtu!d rutls hl seven lnnlnas. D11nys B~tea plttJhetl the ninth for his ~lxth ~nve. · Jimmie Johnson sprays 'champagne in victory lane after he won 'the MBNA All-American Heroes 400 Winston Cup NASCAR race Sunday at Dover International Speedway in Dover. Del. (AP) .race walking by faith Couch, NortJICtttt lead late surge for win NASHVILL~ 1'e1111. ~AP) - Tim C,IUdl t\Ceded IIOOUI three <IUIIrtefll 10 gel a fuel fot the ~a1ne again. It took him aboul nine mmu~s to dispose of the·Thllt~e~see Titans. Collch, who silt out the · tlrst two ~aii1Cs because of a sote elbow, threw t\\1\\ ur his thl'el! lt)UI.'hdOWII passes In . the lilllll 2:35 of regulation In leadint~ . the tlcvel:md Browns 10 a 3I-28 overlillie vkiQry over tire Titans. Couch set up Phil Dawson's 33-yard tleld goal 111 the ex.tra period as the · Browns {~· I) r-aiHed trtim a 14-polnl deficit.. · "I c:m~e oot ooviousty·u liltle ntsty In the tl111t quarter. t1n;t half fur thai 111111~r." Couch s11ld. "Once I sell led down ill'ld kind of gl)l \\ feel fur lhe gall\\l :~gllhl 1111d .lust c11lmoo down llllslclllly ln~lde ... 1 thought we got It hlgether offensively and played pretty BY MARK WtWAMS Special to the Sentinel . weu. -~ (X)uch cnlled lhls his big{!est moment yet In the Ntll.. 1-le was 36·of· so tur ~26 y11rds passl~~g, leadl~~g the Brow11s t'rolllll :lll-14 deficit with ~ :06 t-emalnlt\j! whh no timeouts len. Couch thinks he quieted critics who ihoul!hl coach Butch Davis should have stllck whh backup Kelly Holcomb, Hnk-umb c11111e In as 1he NI'IL's sccond·rnt-ed passer. · "fhero wn~ n lot or talk this week whether I should even be the quarterback of this team," Couch suld, "I've sold ullnlot\j! \ tlml't clll'll what u lot of people m1 lhe outside think, blll · t k110w lhe~e !!UYS in this locker I'Otllll believe In me and I believe 111 myself." S11ld Davis: "I think he did an cxccllentjob." 'rhc Titans ( 1-:l) couldn't get Couch ot)' the field, alld not eve11 sucking him twke on lhe f111ul JlOssessioll of regu· .................., Cleveland Browns )VIde receiver Dennis Northcutt (86) leaps over Tennessee Titans defensive end Carlos Hall (97) to score a touchdown on an 8-yard pass play with 18 seconds lei't In the fourth quarter Sunday In Nashville, Tenn. The extra point tied the game and the Browns defeated the Titans 31·28 with a field goal In overtime. (AP) RIO GRANDE - "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." That verse from the book of Philliplans in the Bible is one of strength and encour, agement. For Rio Grande track and fielll and cross country slandout Matthew Boyles Boyles, i1 is the driving force behind his success. Boyles, a junior from Tuppers Plains. is a professIng Christian nnd wants to use his success in compeli· lion as a ministry. "It's amazing how God works," Boyles said. "What has happened over the course of this past year has jus\ been incredible and·l just think it's . important for people to know where my source of strength comes front" Boyles has become a star in the race-walking event, advancing from a novice two years ago to 'finishing 81h in the·nation last summer at the U.S. Championships. His accomplishments in the sport will take him to Rome in PI••H IM IGyles, I:S ' Reds say farewell to Cincinnati stadium begins, ends with losses • • Redmen · Machine. "We just didn 't do it." Not even a final start by Jose Rijo. the Reds· 1990 World Series MVP, could · get it done. Rijo (.5 -4) 11ave up the go-ahead RBI double by Travis Lee in the fifth. then left the game wilh ClNClNNATl (AP) . shortslop Barry Larkin ns · The caracity erowd WIIS tln part of a double-switch. its fee lll'lil fumou~ Reds They got a long, loud ova· !)layers were milling amund tlon from the crowd of thi! lnf!i!ld 11s 11 arounds 40,964. keeper raised his plck and Brandon Duckworth (7 -9) swuna It at the scut'l'ed dlrt !!ave up lwo runs in seven III'Ounll home plnte. tnnings to win the stadium's · The fiMI minutes In Clllergy Field's rich baseball Pla~ra fOr the Clnolnnett Reds and Philadelphia Ph lilies last game. Jose Mesa got his history were unfolding · 8tllnd on the 'field ai the colors are presented prtor to the third save of the series, set· eknetly nil plntlltlld, but start · of the final game on Sundily at Clnergy Aald In tin~ a club record with 44. 'Any time you think of the sometlilng wlii! missing. · Olnalnnetl. The Reds will move Into a new stadium, under Cincinnati Reds, you think 'fum Browning knew what oonlltruouon at right. for the 2003 seMon. (AP) of the Bill Red Machine and to do. . all the history that's gone on day-night doubleheader on As the dosing ceremonies Ntlw, It w11s complete. unfolded t'otrowlny thll "You could get the sense Saturday thai featured two here," Duckworth said. "It's unbelievable. It kind of Phlludel!)hla Phlllles' 4·3 t'rom the crowd that they extra-inning games. holds you a little speech· vktory Sundll)', the Reds' wanted some sort of Ken Orlffer Jr., the Reds' less." pertect•l!llme pltcher ducked tlcknowledgment of Pete," biggest star s1nce the days of In a sense, it was appropriInto the grounds crew's III'Ca said Brownlnll. who had Rose, Bench, Morgan and nnd grubbed 11 c11n or pulnt. Rose as his manaaer when Perez, went "0-for- 11 In the ate that the Reds lost their lasl game at Clnergy Field. He wnlked to the rntlund he threw ~ perfect game In series. "There was so much histo· They also lost the first one 111 lind sprayed 11 red No. 14 tln 1988. · 1he d~rt. honorlnil banished The final weekend 111 ry · and tratlillon here. you the ballpark known · as hits kinK Pete Rose. The sta• ClnerllY Fleltl was far from wanted to go out and win It," Riverfront Stadium when it · • tlium erupted In 11 uhi\nt of ~rfect. Tht Phlllies swept said Orlffey, whose father PltiHiteltdltll "l>etel Petel Pete!" all three games, Including a was on the Big Red I 7th at meet BY MARK WtWAMI Special_to the Sentinel KENOSHA, Wis. - After ' being Idle last week and falling oul of the NAlA top 2~ poll, the University of Rio Grande Redmen cross country team opened some eyes on the national level with a strong sev· enth place effort Midwest I-.JI.;II1ui!L..I Co II eglate Mot'llln Meet on Saturday at Wisconsin-Parkside, site of the NAIA National Cross CQ,t~nlfY. Chlll)lpionships. R1o 0rancle scored 190 points, four points behind the host school, who finished sixth. Fellow American Mideast Conference foe Cedarville finished one point behind ( 191) the Redmen in 8th place. Roberts Wesleyan ,............ ., ' �National Monday, September 23, 2002 www.mydallysentlnel.com Paqe 82 • The Dallv Sentinel .... Williams leads streaking Dolphins past Jets ing with 56 yards on the ground. · the second straight week with an Atlama (1-2) began ihe season interception in the final two mimites. with an overtime loss at Green Bay. Rian Lindell staked Seattle to a 6followed by a one-point defeat to · 0 halftime lead with field goals of 42 Chicago when the Falcons missed a and 27 yards. The Seahawks lost field goal in the final minute. their third straight. their worst start since Mike Holmgren took over in MIAMI (AP)- The Dolphins (30) snapped their streak of etght consecutive losses to the Jets behind Ricky Williams. who rushed fOT 151 yards and sealed the win with a 53yard touchdown sprint, the longest gain in his four-year career. Miami thumped New York 30-3 Sunday. Miami, which committed no turnovers, has won 17 straight home games in August or September. Redsldns 10 Pabiots 41, Chiefs 38, OT FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - Super Bowl hero Adam Vinalieri kicked a 35-yard field goal4:40 into ovenime. Kansas City (1-2) tied it on two touchdowns by Priest Holmes in the last five minutes of regulation. Holmes scored on a 1-yard run as time expired, and Morten Andersen's extm point forced overtime. The Patriots (3-0) won the coin toss and marched to the winning kick, Vinatieri's first game-winner since his 48-yarder against St. Louis gave the Patriots the championship. Troy Bro•·;n set a team record wtth 16 catches and a personal high of The New York Jets' Jon McGraw (38) is the last hope to catch Ricky Williams 176 yards receiving. Tom Brady as the Miami Dolphins' running back headed for a fourth-quarter touchdown completed 39 of 54 passes for a Sunday at Pro Player Stadium In Miami. (AP) career-high 410 yards and four touchdowns. · ' Louis and San Francisco. lU'C 3-0 for Holmes, the league's top rusher in the first time since I998, when they 200 I. had 180 yards and two touchwon theirsecond straight Super Bowl. 31 downs on 30.carries and caught one Brian Griese threw for two touchof Trent Green's three TO passes. DETROIT (AP) - Brett Favre downs and Clinton Portis ran for i03 ' spoiled rookie Joey Harrington's yards and a touchdown. Denver lost debut. Favre threw for 357 yards and starting tailback Olandis Gary early 19, three touchdowns as the Packers (2- with a sprained left ankle. 1) held off the Lions (0-3 ). The Bills (1-2) entered as the Favre completed 31 of 47 passes league leader in yards passin~ and CHAMPAIGN. Ill. (AP)- New and moved past Warren Moon for second in total yards, but fimshed Orleans rallied from a 20-point fourth on the NFL's career list with with just 29 I yards, 39 rushing. deficit behind Aaron Brooks and 294 TO passes. · rookie Dante' Stallworth. Detroit scored two TDs, including Stall worth scored on a 29-yard a 52-yard pass to James Stewart with , pass from Brooks with I: 11 1:37 left, to cut the deficit to 34-31 remaining and Sammy Knight before Ryan Longwell's 47-yard stopped a last-second Chicago field goal ended the scoring. ATLANTA (AP) - ·Michael Vick drive with a goal-line interceptook care of hapless Cincinnati (0-3) tion . almost by himself. He threw a pair Chicago (2-1) had won all 12 of touchdown passes to Brian previous games decided b>' a Finneran and outgained the Bengals touchdown or less. But this ume, all by himself. He completed 16 of DENVER (AP) - The Broncos, 26 passes for 174 yards and pulled the Saints won the Close one to go who opened the season by stopping St. off several scintillating runs, finish3-0 for the first time since 1998. Packen 37, Lions Saints Bears 13 Falcons 30, Bengals 3 Broncos 18, Bills 13 . College Football Pro Football N1tlon11 FootbiU LHIIUI AFC Eatl w LTPot .PFI¥. Miami 3 0 0 100 100 37 New England 3 0 0 1,00 11~ 18 Buffalo t 2 0 .333 89 11)4 N.VJell 1 2 0 .333 47 105 South WLTPciPFPA Indianapolis 2 1 9 .667 64 49 Jacf<aonvlllo 1 1 0 .liOO 4a ~ . Houoton 1 2 0 .333 26 67 Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 68 76 North WLTPctPFPA Cleveland 2 t 0 .667 90 75 Banlmore 020 .000 735 Plllsburgh 0 2 0 .000 31 110 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 t8 84 Well WLTPctP,PA Denver 3 0 0 1.00 75 53 San Diego 3 0 0 t.OO a1 24 2 0 0 1.00 61 34 Oakland Kansas Clly t 2 0 .333 94 t03 NFC E11t w LTPctPFPA NY Giants 2 1 0 .667 48 43 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 10~ 47 Dallas 1 2 0 .333 ~ 76 Washington 1 2 0 .333 48 ao South W, LTPotPFI¥. Carolina 3 0 0 1.QO 62 28 New Orleana 3 0 D 1.00 90 63 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .liOO 45 26 Allanta 1 2 0 .333 North 77 M WLTPctPFPA Chicago 210 .667 64 05 2 1 0 .667 114 tOO Green Bav 0 3 0 .000 59 117 Detroit 0 3 0 .000 78 93 Minnesota Wttl WLTPcli'FPA San Franclsco2 1 0 .667 50 '47 Allzona t 2 0 ,333 62 67 St Lout• 0 2 0 .000 37 49 StaHle 0 3 0 ,000 36 64 Sunday•o Gamoo Miami30, NY Jots 3 Alloeletld Pr111 Top 25 na Top Twonty Five toama In The Auoclaltd Preae cctlogo loolbatl poll, with flral·placo volta In paronlheaeo, recol<la 1t11ough Sept. 2t, total polnto baaed on 2S polnla tor a 11rat placo wto through one point lor a 25m ptaco ..,,. and pleviouo ranking: . W-1.. Pta Pvo t. Miami t8i) 4.0 1,84S 1 2. Oklahoma (3) 3.0 1.717 2 3. Toxaa (2) 3.0 1,699 3 4. Florida St. 4.0 t.661 6 6.Vlfglnla r.ch 4-Q 1,110t 7 e.Ohio St. 4·0 1,438 e 7. Florida 3·1 t,369 1o a. Georgia 3·0 1,312 a 4·0 1,213 9 9. O<tgon 10. Notre Dame 4-Q 1,t70 t2 11.TtnnoaHt 2·1 t -070 4 12. Penn St. 3.0 998 1~ t3.Waohlngton 2·1 667 13 14. Michigan 3·t 805 14 15. ~ansaa St. 4·0 732 25 16. Waohlngton St. 3·1 668 16 17. N.C. State 5-Q 667 17 18. Southern Cal 2·1 528 1t ~9 . IOWI St. ... , 485 21 20.Nobraaka 3·1 477 18 ·21 .Wlaconaln 5·0 470 22 22. LSU 2· t 255 24 23. Oregon 51. 4-Q 22a 24.Toxaa A&M 2·t 207 19 25. Colorado 51. 3·1 1a9 Othera receiving vot11: Alabama 133, Auburn 67, ·Ciomoon 50, Air Force 43.· Kenlucf<y 43, Mtrlhlllt 39, Arlranoao 30, UCLA ta. Calltornla t5, Colorado 16, Bowling Groen 7. Booton Collage 6. Georgia Tech 2, Michigan St. 2, Minnesota t, Mlooltolppl 1. St. Louie 7, Houlton 3 Colorado 11, Arizona 7 Lot Angoloo 4, san Oltgo 3 Monday'l Gomaa Mllwoukoo (Ruoch 10.") al Houston (MIIcl<l4-10), 8:06 p,m. Arizona (Holling 9·1 t) at St. Loulo (Jam.Wrlght 8·13). a:10 p.m. TUuday"a Olmea Florida (Pavani> 5-tO) it Mon11111 (Ohka 13·6), 7:05p.m. N.Y.Meta (Trachoel tO·It)ll Pl"lborgh (Fogg 12·11\, 7:05p.m. Atlanta (Giavlne 18· 10) at Phlladalphta (Padilla 14·11), 7:0S p.m. Cincinnati (Haynoa 14·9) at Chicago Cuba (Wood 1t·10). a:05 p.m. Milwaukoo (Franklin 1·1) al Houalon (Oawalt 19·7), 8OS p.m. Arizona (Johnoon 23·5) at St. Louie (An,Benet 5·4), 6:10p.m. Colorodo (stalk 10·3) at Loa Angoleo (Od.Peroz I5·9), 1o t0p.m. San Ologo (OI.Pe1ez 3·4) 11 San F1ancloco (Ortiz 13·10), 10:15 p.m. N.L. Leadera BAITING-Bonds. Son Fronclocc. .370: LWalker, Colorado, .340; VGuerrero, Montreal, .336; Helton, Colorado, .333; CJonoa, Atlanta. .327: JKont. San Francisco, .314; Pulola,.St. Louis, .313. RUNHSoaa. ChicagO. 120:Pujola, Sl. Louis, 114; Bonds, San Francisco, 113; ShGreen, Loa Angeles, 107, Berkman, Houaton, 106, Hellen, Colorado, 106; VGuerraro. Montreal, 101. RBI-Borkman. Houston. t28:Pujola, St. Loula, t24; Burrell. Philadelphia. 113; ShGroen, Loa Angelea, 11 t: Hollon, ColOrado, 107; VQuerrero, Montreal, 107; JKent, San Franclaco, 107. HIT5-VGuerrero, Montreal, 199; JKent, San Francisco, 190~ Vldro, MOntreal, 181; Helton. Colorado. 179: LCaallllo. Rollda. 179; Pujola, Sl. Lou Ia, 178; TWalkor, Cincinnati. t77. DOUBLE5-BA~IIU, Philadelphia, 47; Mejor Leegue Blaeball ~owell. Flollda, 42: JKont. san Francisco. 40: OCabrera , Montreal, 39; TWalker, Nollanol Ltoguo Cincinnati, 39; Kleako, San Ologo. 39: Eatl LWalkor. Colorado. 39. W L Pet. GB TRIPLE5-Rolllna, Philadelphia, 10; •·Atlanta · 97 57 .830 WUkeraon, ·Montreal, 8; Furcal, Atlanta, 8; Montreal 9 77 5 1 Sl. Loula. 8; McCracken, Arizona, a: Philadelphia ;a 78 •506 00 209 6Raton, ore tlod wlm 7. Florida 75 61 .481 23 HOME RUNS-SSooa, Chicago, 4a: Cleveland 31, Tenneuee 28, OT New 'tbrk 74 01 .477 23 1/2 Bonde, san Francisco, 44; Berkman, New Orleans 29, ChicAgo 23 Control Dlvlolon Houlton, •2: ShG1een, Lot Angaloo, 42; Philadelphia 44, 011111 I3 W L Pet GB VGuerrero, Montreal, 38; Burrell, lndiane.polia 1!'3, Houston 3 •·St. louie 91 64 .5a7 Philadelphia, 37;JKent, San Franclocc, 37. New England 41, Kan111 City 38, OT Houeton 82 74 .528 9 t/2 STOLEN BASE5-Pitno, Colorado. 45: Carolina 21. Mlnneaota14 Cincinnati 75 81 .481 16 til! DAoberta, ~oa Angllu, 45; LCtollllo, Denver 28, Buttalo 23 PIHiborgh 89 87 .442 22 t/2 Florida, 46: VGuenoro, Monlroal, 40; Son Diogo 23. Arlzono 1S Chlcogo liS 91 .417 26 112 AStnchoz, Milwaulrao, 37: EYoung, Green Bay 37, Detroit 31 Milwaukee 64 tOt .348 37 Mllwautrao, 31 ; ABoont. Clnclnnall, 30; NY. Glanto 9, Stalllt 8 . Woot Dlvltlon AFox, Florklo, 30. San Frandaco 20, Wtthlngtan t0 W L Pel Gil PITCHING (t7 Ooclolono)-WMIIIOI, Atlanta 30 , Clnolnnatl3 Allzona 114 81 .1108 Houlton, 15·3, .833, 3.3t; RJohnson, Optn Plttlborgh, Oa~and, Joalraonvllto, Son Franclaoo 90 66 .877 4 t/2 Arizona, 23-6, .821, UO; Schilling, Baltimore lOI Angello 66 66 .884 8t/2 Arizona, 23·8, .793, 3.02;OIWtlt, Houlton, Mand1y'1 Clolltl Colotldo 7a 84 .412 22 t/2 lt•7, .731, 2.12; Nomo, Loa 4ngolto, le-t, St. Loulott To~ loy, t p.m. Bon DittO 81 It .417 211 t/2 ,727, Ul: Maddux, Atlonto, te-e, ,714, lundl)l, 11111. II r-oNncltod cllvlelon a.84; MillwoOd, Atlanta, 17·8, .1110. ue. Dallaa at Bt. Loula, 1p,m. lttultlay'e Clalltlt . IIT~IKIOUTII-I'tJohnaon, Arl10n1, Chlago alluffalo, 1p,m, P'ltllldllphll e. Clnolnnott 3, 10 lnnlngl, 311: IGhiJIIng, Arlzona. 303; Oloment, Now Orltano 11 Ctolroll, 1p,m, 1e1g1me Chla;o, It I; WoOd,Ohlago, 200; Ottw11t, Mltmlll Kanau City, t p,m, P'ltllldllphll I, Cln01nhotl4, tl lnnlngt, , Houaton, tH: lurn1H, 'lorldl, Ill; Cltollno II Orten~~~ 1p.m. lnd 011111 . IGhmldl l1n 'r•noloco, 1H. 01111111nd al "ttttlur;h, 1 p.m, l'lorlil I, All1nlt 4 IAVIt-lmolll, Allantl, 81; Qlgnt, N.Y.Jill It Jlcl<tonv]ll, t p,m, COlorado II, AIIIOnl I Lot flngolll, It: MIWHIIama, ,ltttburgh, Mou110n ol ,hllldolllhlt, 1/ .m. HoutiOn I. II, Loulll 44; M111, ,hlllaolphla, ~: Nen, 11n 0 N,Y,Qllrttl II AriiO!II, 6:0 p,m, . 01110110 eu111 ' · 'lttteurgh a flrano1100. 4t : JJirntnll, Colorado, olD: Tl'"lll lay 11 Olnolnnoll, 4:01p.m. ltn flr1notoco 1. Mllwlukoo 1 • Hollmen, ltn Dleao. :11, Now lnglanct 11 lan Ologo, 4:tI p.m. N,V.Mota I, Montrooll, 11 lnnlngo Tlnnt- II Olkllnd, 4:11 p,m·. LOt Angollt 1, lan Dleao 3 Amtrloan LIIGUI Mlnntl011111tlllle. 1:10 p.m. lunclev'l IJI11111 1111 Optn: tndlanopolll, WithingtOn, A~lntll, Alllnll 4, ,~lilt I . w ~ ~ot. Ql lin Pro noloco . MOntrtlll, N.V,Mill I y·New'R>rk H 11 ,na ,hllldtlphll 4, Clnclnnelll Monday, 11111.10 lo1ton " •84 66 .876 Dtnvor tl lalllmore, t p.m, ~llttfltlrgh I, ChiOICio Cubo 4 Toronto 12 ...a ae 112' ltiUmoro hn 'ranoiooo ~. Mllweuillo 1 17 66 ,432 31 •I ( Baseball '• 1999. 49en 10, .I SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - AllPro receiver Terrell Owens scored on a spectacular 38-yard run and the 49ers rushed for 252 yaros. San Franci~co (2-1) capped its win with an eight-minute dnve led by backup quarterback Tim Rattay, who relieved ill Jeff Garcia (stomach virus). Garrison Hearst rushed for 97. while Kevan Barlow rushed for 94 and a touchdown. Washington (1-2) gained just 41 yards and was sca-eless in the second half. Chargers 13, cardinals 15 TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - The Chargers (3-0) us~ a late goal-!ine stand to preserve vtctory. S.tar hoebacker Junior Seau had to be helped to the locker room with a sprained right ankle after he was, hun o_n the last play of that stand, but satd he should be. fine. For the first time this season, the Chargers aHowed a touchdown as Jake Plummer threw for two scores, but also was intercepted twice. The first, by Marcellus Wiley, set up u San Diego touchdown. The second was returned 20 yards by Donnie Edwards for a score. The Cardinals. (1 -2) came back in triple-digit heat, but were stopped at the San Diego 9. Giants 9, · Seahawks 6 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Rookie Matt Bryant kicked a game-winning 47-yard field goal with 2:04 to play. the longest of his cl\I'Cer. Bryant added field goals of 33 and 21 yards for the Giants (2·1). He is 9-for-9 this season. William Peterson iced the win for Panthers 11. VIkings 14 MINNEAPOUS .(AP) - The Panthers are 3-0 for the second time ln their eight-year ellistence and first time sirice 1996. Lamar Smith carried 30 times for 154 yards and scored two fourthquarter touchdowns. Smith's 24-yard run provided the winning margi11. The Vikings, 0-3 for the first time since 1967, bad just 250 yards and turned the ball over four times. Daunte Culpepper ·threw a career· high four interceptions. Deon Grant had three pickoffs, Colts 13, Texans 3 HOUSTON (AP) Peyton Ma11ning passed for 272 yards, with touchdown passes of 42 yards to Qadry Ismail and 43 to Reggie Wayne. Manning, who threw three interceptions in last week's loss to Miami, didn't have an interception for Indianapolis (2-1). David Carr, sacked nine times in last week's loss to San Diego and six times in a season-opening victory over Dallas, went down four times for Houston (1-2). Eagles 44, CoWboys 13 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Donovan McNabb threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 67 yards and one touchdown. Emmitt Smith ran I I times for 52 yards. moving within 362 yards of Walter Payton to become the NFL's career rusbing leader. Smith's sixth carry moved him ahead of Payton for No. 1 on the rushing attempts list. Tampa Bay 53 102 .342 4S Soonlo. 30: Olmon. Booton. 30: Wlnn. CAROLINA II'.NTHER5-Piaood K John Central Dlvlalon Tampa Bay, 28. ~••av on ln)urtd reaerve w L Pet GB PITCHING (17 Doclolont)-PMartlnez. HOCKEY Y·Minneoota ag 66 .574 Booton, 20·4, .833. 2.26: Zlto. Oakland, 22· NtliOtllll Hockey LOIQut Chicago 79 77 .SOli 10 112 5. .815. 2.74: OLowe. Botton, 21-7, .760. BOSTON BRUINS-Anlgntd D Rich Clti\/Oiand. 70 811 .~9 19 112 2.46; Waahburn, Anaheim, 18·8. .750. Brennon, DChrla Kalllhor, 0 Zdntk Kullok, ~anoaoPIIy 110 96 .386 29 112 3.t5: Muldor, Oakland, 18·7, .720, Ui: FMlkt Goliard, F LH Cloren, F MIU Horr. Detroit 64 t01 .348 35 DWIIII, New York, 18·7. .720, 3.88: F Steve Plr~ons, F Mlrtln Samutltaon Weal Dlvlalon Halltdoy. Toronto, t7·7, .708, 3 . ~ , and F Krla Vornaraky lo PrO\IkllfiCI ollhe WLPciGB STRIKEOUT5-PM1rtlnez, Boaton, 239; AHL. AIINIIod F sam Flortk, FBrandOn x·Otklond 99 57 .535 Clomono, Now lllri<. 1a7; FGarcla, Seittto, 'r'oroma and 0 Rloh Spiller. Anaheim 96 110. .8t5 3 177; Zllo, Olkland. 178: Muaelne, Now DALLAS STAAS-Anlgnod C JoH Soalllo 90 66 .677 9 'R>rk, 186; Holladay, Toronto. t6t; ROrllz. Btleman, RW Jultln Cox, LW Bren Or~noy 70 66 .~9 211 Anaheim. t69. r.... and DMark Wonon to Utoh ollho AHL. 1-ollnched ployoH opot SAVEs-l<ooh, Olkland, 43; Gutrdado, DETROIT RED WINGS-Attlgnod G y-ollncllld dlvltlan Mlnneoola. 43;"""lvol. Arwholm. 40: Urbina. Andrew Alltn, LW Grog Blumgortner, C Boluldoy't Gomea Booton, 38; Saoa~, Seanto. 38; ~Eaoobar, Hugo Bolevtrt, c Rob Co!llno, F Nlok N.Y.Yankoeo 3. Do troll 2 Toronto. 38; JuAc:tiiiO<Io, Ootroll. 28, Parillo and 0 Oovld Van D1unen to Gtlnd Seattle 5, Anaheim 4 . Aaplda at tho AHL. Aoltlllld LW Milk Oakland 6, To.., 3 Jerant.'"" Chicago Whllo Sox 14, Mlnneaota 4 MONTREAL CANADIEN5-Aoalgnod F Tampa Bay 4. Toronlo 3 Chrlotlln LlniVM, F Mlchatl Rydor, F Boalon 3. Balllmo10 0 By The AltOCillld Prell Marc·Andro Thlnol. FJerome Morola and Kanaaa City 3. Ct0110land 2 BAS~ BALL G EIIC Flchtud 10 Hamllon Ol the AHL lnd Sunday'a o...,.. Amorlctn Loeauo D Mallhlou Ooooottaux to Ullh ollhe AHL. N.Y. Yankees 4, Detroit 3 ~ANSAS CITY ROYALS-Purchoaed lho OTIAWA SENATORs-Traded D sam1 Toronto 12. Tampa Bay 6 oontracl ol COuaty Wathan 1rom Omaha ol Sale lo Vtncouvtr tor LW Fetor SQhuter Beaton13. Balllmoro 2 tho PCL. and olgntd Schoottrlo am<JIIIyear contract. Cleveland B, Kansas City 5 NEW VOFIK YANKEE5-Acllvatod RHP PIITSBURGH PENGUINS-Aitlgnocl G Oakland 7, Texaa 5 Mariano RIYira from the 15·day disabled David Chan\ DDavid I<Qd, D Fnmcolo LlnluK, Seattle 3, Anaheim 2 tiel. 0 Darcy ROillroon, D Br1ndln BuaGoy, F Chicago Whitt Sox 8, Minnesota 2 TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAY5-Roloallld OF StM Orempton, F Jan Faany. F Mall Huaaey. Monday'l Qamaa Too Naoh. F Zenon Krlnopka, F Tom i<otlopoo liDo, F Booton (Wakefield 11-5) at Balllmoro Natlonol Loeauo JICXIUOI LarMore, F Jaaon MaoConaid, F (Siephena 2·4), 7:06p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES-Fiocallod LHP Mct<amara, F McPhollot•. F Tampa Bay (Zambrano 6-a) at NY Horacia R~mlrer and LHP Jung Bong from CIYio Mall Murley. FMktotl Quolltl, F1!obt7i Ruoto1, Yankeoa (O.Hornand,. 6-4), 7:05p.m. Groonvllle ol lho Southern Loaguo and F 'lbmoo SUJOYY and F Alllranctrl< ZrwlkNn to Tuelday'a Qamaa Andy Prall 11om Richmond ·ol tho IL. Wll<ea-BIJTO ol tho AHL. Balllmoro (Douglall 0·4>" at Toronlo LHP Purchaaod contract ol AHP Jooy TAMPA BAV LIGHTNING-Atolgntd G (Halladay 17-7). 7:05 p.m, . Dawtoy from tho Richmond. Eklund, RW Mall Elloh, 0 Harlan Tampa Bay (Halper 5·8) al N.Y.Yankooa Krla Keller lor a11lgnment.Deolgnalod RHP Brian Prall, and LW Ryan Tol>lor to Sprlngllold o1 (Muoolna 16·10), 7:05p.m. FLORI 0A MARLIN5-Announcod 1 two· tho AHL, RW Evgenl Atlukhln to Monoton Anaheim (Appler 14·1I) at Texaa (Benoit vear player development contract with ollho QMJH~. CJtan·Froncclo Soucy to 3-4), a 05 p.m. South Atlantic League. Montreal ol·tho OMJHL, and LW Aaron Cleveland (A .Aodrlguoz 2·2) ' 11 Groenoboro ol tho FOOTBALL LobO to Guelph ol the OHL. Fltltuod D Minnesota (Milton 13-9), a:05 p.m, Notlcnol Pootboll L11gut Rudy Poelohtk. Beaton (Foooum 4·4) at Chlcogo While Sox (Garland 12·11), a:06 p.m. It's the DISH Network FREE-FOR-ALL! Ootlolt (Lou• 0·21 at Kan11o City (AMnclo 3·7). 8:05p.m. Olkland (ZIIo 22·5) 11 saattlo (Valdtl 8· 1t). to:o&p.m. ' A.L. Ludet'll BATTING-MISwoonoy, Ktnttt City, .347: MRamlroz, Botton, ,348; BWilllama. New 'R>rk, .334; ISuzukl, Stanlo, .321; Ordonez, Chicago, .320: AKonnody. Anaheim, .3t4;Garclaparra, Booton, .314. RUN5-ASorlano, New York, 126; ARodrlgutz, TtNll, 120: Jolor; Now 'lbrk, 1t7; Oamon, Botton, I15: Ordonez, Chlcogo, 113; JaGiambl, NIW 'lbrk, 112: Durhem, Olkltnd. 1tO. .RBI-AAodflguaz, Ttxtl, 139; Ordonez, Chloogo. t 2a: Tejada, Oiklond, t24; GAndalton, 4nthtlm. 116: Garolaptlfl, Bolton. t1e: JaGiambl, Now 'lbrk, 114: EChtvoz, Otkland, t07; Thome. Clti\/OIInd, 107. Glt 2 S.ttlllte TV recelven for HITII-ASorlanc, Now 'lbrk, 204: 18uoukl. • l'etl lou)'• DohiOioy~ltm wllh uocond fiCiivtrlorllPI, StaHio, 200; IWIIIIamt, Ntw 'lbrk, ti7; Tojtda, Oakland, te&: OlroiiPirra, • l'etl Ill 12 monlh~ 117 "'Uipmtnl crodl~ (tollll:zo4), llollon, 111: QAndtrton, Anohelm, 18t: makllg your oy111m 111111 A~odrlgue1, Tint, t14, • ~uo, ftCiiYt lllllllndotd ProltulonaiiNlll~llonl DOUI~III-QAnderton, Anaheim. II: ' ISubtcrllt to flmttlct't Top 10 J11Cillto lor ant yur !llrollparrl, lotion, II: Alorll"o, Now lorCIW IIZ.N/montll. Add I4.N pot month lor 'R>tk, 41: Oraon11, OhiOIIO, 41; tiCOI1CI NCI!wr. Hltltnbt~nd, lOfton, 41; ltltran, K1nua OilY, 41; l'oHtll, NIW 'lllrlt, olD, TIII,LII-Damon, IOIIOn, 11; Wlnn, llmpa lav, t: lluaukl, IHHit, I; M'R>ung, T1111. 1: ltltren, Konut CIJy, ?; t4 111 tlocl wit~ 1. HOMI !IUNI-A!IOdr(gutl, Tlul, H: Thome, CIIYOIInd, 47; "~llmtiiO, 'ltUI, ••: A1or11no, Now 'lbrk, H: JaiJIImbl, New 'lllrk, U : Ordon11, Ohlago, It; ICh1ve1, Olkllna, J-1, ITOLIN IAIII-Aioll1no, Now 'lbrk, '[".. . . -· . 1....- . ~. . -~ •1 : lt~ran, Kanau C~, 33; Jtttr, Now 'R>rk, 31 ; IIIUIUkl, lllnlo, 30; Clmoron, L.:::== Transadions SATELLITE ..........TV _, SYSTEM ------.-·-~ . ' ' Arizona misses chance to dlnch playoff spot. Giants win Anrals can't ~ C..: Pedro S N Of QO(AP) - Mike Kinkade and tlwl Los All~ lo wins No. 20 SEATTLE (AP) - II's been 16 years since the Angels went to the playoffs, and. they' ro willing to wait a cou· pie more days. The Seattle Mariners pre· vented Anaheim from clinching a playoff spot Sunday as .Ryan Franldin outpilehed ·Janod Washburn in 11 3-2 victory. 1The Angels, who lU'C off· Monday. visit Te~tas on Tuesday night, when they will try to secure their first trip to ·tho poStseason since 1986. "We arc very disappointed in our performance the last two days. but it's not life or death," W11shbum said. "We know it just takes one more, win. We will go to Toxus. clear our minds and get back to husiness." . Anaheim (96·60) fell three · games behind first-place Oakland in the AL West with ·six to play. Seattle (90-66) and Boston (89-66) are still mnthemuticully alive for the wild card. Pedro Martinez kept the , Red Sox in contention with his 20th victory, beating the Baltimore Orioles 13-2. at Camden Yards. Trot Nixon hit a grand slam. Martinez (20-4) joined Derek Lowe (21 -7) to give Boston its first ~air of 20game winners smce 1949, when Mel Pamell (25-7) and Eilts Kinder (23-6) accomplished the feat. Martinez has won three Cy · Young Awards, but this is only his second 20-win season. It comes after an injury..plagued year in which he won only seven games while battling a sore shoulder. "The one I'm most proud of is this one," Martinez said ...The other ones lU'C good seasons. but I was healthy. I never knew whut beln~ hun was like." Seattle s lchiro Suzuki became the seventh pla)ler in major league history with at le11st 200 hits in each of his lirst two seasons. The last to do it was Harvey Kuenn (1953-54) .. Franklin (7-4), who moved into the roiution Aug. II, gave Browns Seattle Mariners· lchlro Suzuki follows tho path of his sovonthlnnlng single against the Anaheim An&els on Sunday In Seattle. Suzuki collected his 200th end 201st hits for the season In the game. The Mariners won. 3-2. (AP) up two nms on si~t hit in 7 1·3 innings at Sufeco Field. Willie Bloomquist wcnt4-for-4 in his second big league start. inchld· ing his first career .hit. John Olerud renched 100 RBis. Purk to win for tho sixth time in ~even stuns, A crowd of 23.930 showed up for thil t111UI home gtune of Erniil Hnrwell 's hroudcllsting cnreer. Athletics 7, Rangers 5 White Sox 8, Twlns2 Jermaine Dye homerod twice. including a shot that initially was ruled foul, and Oakland eKtended its leud in theAL West. Scott Haneberg added u two-run homer for · the Athletics. und Murk Mulder (18-7) pitched six strong innings to wi11 his fifth straight decision, TI1e A's huve won five in a row and eight of 10. They tied u franchiSil record with their 54th hon1e victory of tl1e season. Frank Thomas and D'Angelo Jimenez euch homilrild and drove in throe runs at Comiskey Park, loud· i11g Murk Buehrle (19-11) and Chicago over Minnosotu for u three-game sweep of the AL Centrnl chumpio11s. . Maggllo Ordonez hit his 36th homer for the White Sox. Buehrle will sturt once more this seuson ......:. next weekend at Minnesota - In his hid to become Chic:u~w·s · first 20-gamo winner smce Juck McDowell in 11193. Joe Mays (4-8) lasted four innings, ullowing seven runs on seven hits. Yankees 4, 11gen3 'Randell White · hit thNe doubles und drove in two runs as New York, playing a makeshift lineup tho day uftor clinching the AL Eust, swept the three-gume ~et to win· th9 season series 8· 1. David Wells ( 18-7) wont eight innings at Comoricn their longest scoring drive just 43 yuros. Misplays by the Brow11s from Pip 81 gave Tennessee the lead. Andre D~son hud u 16-ynrd · Interception return of lation stopped him from tying Couch's only mistake, and the game with an 8-yard TO f bl '-TO toss to Dennis Northcutt with two um es uccamc tosses b~ Steve McNuir to 12 Seconds left. John Stmon und Kevin "Even when I was right in 0 h 1 1 h his face, he was able to muke yson, 1 0 ust pull ng t em up28-14. a touchdown throw," Titans "We let it slip," Tituns safety Lance Schulters suid. defensive tncklo John "For it beipg the first gume Thornlon suld. . for him, he looked like he Cleveland · started the was in real stride." comebnck when Northcutt The Browns beat their former AFC Central rivals for a second . returned a punt 74 yards for u · TO at the end of the third straight time after losing their quarter, making it 21 -14. He first six followin~ their rosur· fumbled 11 fair cutch two · rection us u fnmch1se. 'I'hru1ks to b , Couch, they did it by scoring 17 punts 1liter ut recovered ' Dawson's onside kick ut the · unanswered points for victory Tennessee 42 with 2:31 left · just like the lnst time the!Wl in re~lation to set up the ' teams played. · oo k' k d h Tennessee blew a second· tymg · awson IC e 1 6 ball left and away from the :half lead for the second Titans, toward the only play· : straight week. The Tit~ns er on that side of the field . ' won the time of possession "We haven't ever had u : on offense but little else us perfect 11all und cutch like : they munuged just 187 yar,ds that, even in all the times in total offense com11ared with · " N h "d : 403 for Cleveland. They went . P.racuce, ort cult Slit · : three-and-out live time.s with 'When It counts the most. we made il happen." Reds from Pill' II ' opened 32 yeurs ago. Rose had the first hit In that : game. A few da)'S later, he : bowled over Ray Fosse in an : enduring A 11-Star moment, · : giving the stadium an imme' diate Identity. It also was known for its playing surface. Riverfront , was the first stadium with : wall-to-wall turf and sliding : pits when i1. opened in June ; 1970. Three Rivers Stadium : opened in Pituburgh later that season, and Veterans . Stadium . opened in Philadelphia in 1971, _lliving , ba1ebalf three "cookte·CUt· Ood~'lln Wllitlld until too lllld to wut it. BllClluso of tho.lm. a · rouple of 01her tll~tms will huyll to Wllit 11 little lonj,lor. too. ' Kinkade doliVi!red u phwh· hit sit" lc ' ith two outs ill tho ninth mnifl& to drive in tho ao-~ho.l•d run, and the DOOJen woo at S1111 DioiJO 4· 3 011 Sut~day. The Dod;ers stayed two *11rms bllhind San Fn111cisco 1t1 tho NL wild·Clrd fliCo OOCIIUSil tho Oiants hellt MilwaukllO 3·1. B01h teams hiiVIl six j,lllnlOS loft . The DQd;en ulso pNvolltlld tho World S«ios· champion Arit ollll Oil\mondhllcks from clinchini 11 playolf spot. Arit on!l lost · 11 -7 M Colorndo. Down 3·1 in thll sovemh. Alox Cora hit 11 solo homor to pull the Ood1Jen within u run. ora flippCd hi hilt usido and raised his right ind1.111 lin· get in tho air after connecting. men e11chu11ged words witl1 Padres pitc:het Adam &ton. Lllter. tmth pluyers opolo· gizcd. Kink11de, 11romoted from Triple-A Las Vcjlus on July 2{, Shliled up tho middle ancl Mark Orud z i~hmok · ~c ored from second. NtNiy 11heud of center licldor Murk Kotsuy'& throw. ter" bullpurks. Three Rivers is gone, Riverfront will soon beCome parking space. and the Vet will come down after next season. Phillies executives accompanied the team to Cincin~ati to. get some ideas for thetr stadtum farewell . Sentiment was wowen through evcrythina on Sunday. Hall of flame manag· er Sparky Anderson threw a ceremonial first pitch to Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench. It took three tries to get a good throw-and-catch. After Todd Walker grounded out to second to end the ~arne, famous Reds were mtroduccd on the field. Home plaic . was unearthed und driven on a Zamboni - a Rockies 11, Diamondbacks 7 hl\mcr. uml St lc41llll~ t '11\~<:l.. l~inlc lom~ f'l~M Ih)\1\tt\11 <~t lhN:h Stalltum · The . I Contntl dllllllf\tun• hlll:t \\1111 I~ nl I l1~e1 J.M, ~UIII\t the :\~l!\"1> • wctll ll!St )\lllf '' hen the tcum' hm,ht'\1 l!IIIJl thl' tl111"\111 \\.tlh lht' $lll ilt' 1\'1.' \lt\1 Fink ~~~~ "'' 111\lth ~~~~~r ''ic !Ill') . JuM"' bnnj,\hll \t;.l'n. ~ ho " "" ~tllchnl'tlllt'\·u\1\l' 111' 11 sun' njlht ,h.tuh.lrt. mud<' hii. 111'111 ~ 1, 1~ 11 t<m,·l'· '111;;~ s~pt. ~~ unll fl lldK'\1 ~ fl<'tl~t ' i111h Todd Hllltoll hit ll jlii·Uheud hon"lill' and drm ~ in 11\'e nm~ as C'olrn'lldo 1-<ut i\ri1111.1 ~ m complete"· th!\'1.' j1lllll<' '"<'<lP lit Coon Ft~ld . Helton's 30th h11nll't lilli e . n · M ~~. R~Xkios 1111 R-(l l~utl in 1h~ 1 SIKth. S 51 Jay . Puyton W~;'tU ~ fnr-~ with three douhl ~~ 1\~r 1he \'lllllirnir Ou<'rr\l!\i hit his Roc kill '~ 11nd l. urry Wulker ."li\th homer ~tlld stole h i~ 40th ronchod I()() Rll h 1\lr till' lin h ~~~c itS Milntroul '' ''" nt Shcu time in his curoor. SH1dhuu. tiucrroro i~ md n11. '\'1\Uk<'c' st1 tr lfomn S11riun" 111 4, h<.>~nm e th~ fnunh ~n -It) 1 , luyo:r in JOII1 iflll l urry llut1ds. AIt>\ R ollrl ~ ll<'l Ore9- M ttddu ~ mu tc h~:d ( 'y nnd hisc t'unsll~ll. S1ltmno Young us tho only 1•il ~: ht>rs to 11eeds OM hom~ nm ttl m:t k<' Will l\1 h!IISI 15 lltllllllS in 15 h. struiQht s~u son s tt ~ Atl ullln defouted Floridu nt Tut•ntr 1'he li~pn~ ~~~~llthroc: ' k ill· rles in tho: 11nul s i ~ ~u"'"' hl Field. John Smoh7. tied th ~! Nl. post th.:ir lirst '' tnn inltl scu,on record with his ~~rtl ~tt\'e . s in e~ 19% New \'nrl i,, u" urcd t•f it• Rundy Myers ( IIJ\IJ ) und lirst nnn · w i nn i n t~ '<'lit' s in~:~ Trevor BoiTtnun (I ll\li\l shllfl' the murk. while lluhby 19\)(l, wh~n llltiiiUj,l~f Htlhhy Thigpen holds tho mujor nleminc tool.. over ut tht: ~: nd longue Ncord of ~7 . · of th~ SI!U~\\11 . Maddux !lOVe up four hits 1111d ono run in seven innin11s to tie the strouk set hy Ymtnl! · from 1891· 190,. Kris llunsmt won his 11 flh MAddux oumed his _7:lnd Jelf Kent and Benito clueer victor)!. movlnj,l thll strul~ htlllldsion tts Pinsl'lurph Santiago hit solo homi)rs in fo.ur-tlmc NL Cy Young win- defoutlld Chicul!o· the 11inth u11d Sun Fruncisco ncr within one win of Red Fl\ld Mc(ll·ilr l:locunw the completed a threil·llllme Ruffing and l 8th 011 the ull· lirst pluycr with u .lll·h()nwr sweep at Miller Park. scuson for li vc h:ums, Th<l The Giants huvo won 11ve . time list. Cubs stun¢r hit hi s ~ 711th of six. Sun Francisco now ·' curoer hmnll run - tho shot ut returns to Pacific Bell Park PNC' Purl.. ~ u vc him homers for · five games, bcllinning In U NCord 42 1111\itlr hilii!Uil. 3 Tuesday a11ainst Sun DlilllO stnd l um~ . nne m or~ thun if necessary, the Oiunts will play a makeup game at Albert Pt~ols hh uthroe-run C'levelund 's Ellis !lurks. Expo Braves Marlins l Giants 3, Brewers 1 ets ""''"Y· Pirates 5, Cubs 4 Cardinals 7, Astros Bovles Blue Jays 12, Devil Rays 6 from '-p81 Orlundo Hudson homeNd und drove in ll curoer-hlgh ti ve runs us Toronto avoided u October to compete ut the three-game sweep at World Championships. His bcJiinnlniJ In the sport Tropicunu Field .. WQS almost. 1111 accident. Race wulkina is not 11 competition 111 the prop level in Ohio and Couch led the llrowns on Boyles decided 19 try the drives of 80 and 42 yards In evollt bused on one con.versa· tile final S minuteR of regulution for touchdowns. When lion. "It (my ~ tort) WliS kind of Cleveland won tha toss, he colncidontul, I wus cominiJ look the toum 6.5 yards, setting back from o cross country up Dnwson'R gume-winnor meet ut Mnlone," Boyles with 10:47 left in overtime. Note~: Andre und Kevin said. "Out of the blue Coach Dyson become the lirst broth· (Bob Willey) mentioned to ers to score in the sume gume one of my toummutes. who for the first time since Nov. S. was u race walker the prcv!· 2000. Andre had n 16-yurd ous your, ubout It und 11 interception return. while sounded Interesting to mo." Boyles hus put ln u lot of Kevin caught 11 7-yurd TO work to succeed, however he toss for tho Titans. In 2000, Terry Jackson scored for S11n credits Ood for his success. "I've been very blessed, Francisco and Willie Jackson scored for New Orleans . ... Dawson hod co11nected on 21 consecutive field goals, the second-longest streak in club history. That ended with 4:36 left in tho second quarter from Pip II when he was wide riaht on a 52-yarder. Do vis said his kicker should be mud ut him (NY) was 17th with '67 for making him attempt that ~lnts. kick .... McNulr now hus Junior Mullhcw Boyles thrown 11 TD pass In 16 con· C1'0i50d the line 6th overull with socutive games, the fran · 11 time of 26:01. Scott Llltn:ll chisc 's thlrd·longcst streak. finished 381h (27:09) und 1im Warren Moon hull stNaks of ' S)lkCI W86 41st (27: 14). Mnrc Littrell finished 46th 21 straight In 1990·91 und 17 (27:31) und senior Josh Follle strai&hfln i992-93. Rio machine that sucked up ruin· · water from the old artiOciul turf - to the appointed 1pot nt udjuccnt Oreut American Ball Park. · While the Zllmboni wus on route, famoua Reds player• talked over the publi~ Uddreu system about thc1r moat enduring memories from the stadium. One oftcr another mentioned Roae'1 hit No. 4.192 In 198,, Roae'1 lifetime ban for gumblln& prevented him from parllclpatln& In the cloling ceremonica. fnatcud, he'll play In a celebrity aoftball game ut the 1tadlum today. "I feel u little lud that we didn't IJCIIO ICC the beat !'layer to play the aame," RiJa uld. · tllllltll 011 Sl?f\1. )0. Kent hit his 37th hon"l<'r ol the stll$011 100 Sllntluj,lll hit his lOOth cllfll\lf' htm\<'r. ~loth otT Milwuul<'<l rdi~v<'r Lm~ itcilno. Note1:hud TheuPhilllca' Abreu puir ofBobby hits, extended hia hlttlna atroak to " career·high 16 IJIImes, ... Former Rcils owner Marae Schott .:... the focus of muny of the franchllc'l wom momenta In the 1990a ~ ....h gave pIayera orom '''" team• 11 peck on the cheek and 11 pot on the chc1t during preg11me lntroductlona. '" The flnt hit 111 Riverfront wa1 a lln,le by Role. ·The fall was aaon Mlchael1' Infield alnglc In the ninth. ... The first homer waa Hank Aaron, who af1o tied ,._ · h'1 career homcr a.,., Rut mark at Riverfront four yean later. Tho fall homer wa1 Aaron Boone'• aolo 1hot In the clahth. ~ Rood cooch too," Boyles said. when I cume here to Rio Orunde some IJUYS· 1101 involved In my lffc und showed me how to huvo u quiet limo, spending time In the Word of Ood. with Goo, und through thut OOd hus Just worked wondrous blo8sfn~: s in my life," he suid . '1'hut l s the reuson that I huve hud success In race walking ,und runninjl wherovcr I·vu l'ieen. "In December of '99 I ron I· ly modo u commhm nt 10 serve Chri st und then I hcgun havinll quiet limos und thut' ~ when my lifo really ClCI'Iod· od," Boyles oddod. "God hns been very meroiful und hus blessed me ond 11lven me ull the success und l give tnlltl glory to Ood." Boyles ulso credited I~ lo Orondo track und cro~s coulltry cooch Bob Will e ~ us un lnnuence - both sptrhunlly und uthlotlcully. ''Couch Willey is u ~ ood · Christian goy und he IS u He hus u pluylld u role In Ioudin; me chtscr ttl Christ und I ~ lvc u lm or crcdlt tn him us well." · As fur liS whtH the futu re holds for lloylos. he is not certain. but he i ~ sure thut it will l:lO his fuith tlmt l~ liJ ~ him. "Over the pust your. thin g~ hu ve chun j!od Stl much thut I've lcunlcll thut I ~ un ' t tell whut the n e ~t y~ ur will hrh111," Boyles ~uill. " It 's whutcvcr (lod hu ~ in store fill' me. "I do feel nl N lllll~ poilll . in my life. I wunt ttl .move lnttl the ministry. but h ~· u mcs down to wher Clod wunt s m~ und fur ri~ ht now this (mce wulldniJ ) Is my ministry uncl l'm jjlnlll huvc un OJlpm1unity to usc whut God hus !liven me to 1Jiol'ify him ." (Mark W/1/lwn.v /.v .t'fiOrl.! in,(rmll<lfirm tllll'f'tor 111 tl1r Un/vmlr.v 1 ~( Rio Grtmclr. ) WaN59th (27:52), Also for the Redmon, Kylll Brookover finished 67th (28:08), Brian Hill wM I 29th (30:05) while Bryun Jones re&lstered 30:10 on the timer. Wi sconsin-Oshkosh wu s the mcn'a overull winner with 43 points. Serulo Reyes of Cedarville Will the lndl viduul winner with a time of 25:21 . The Redwomcn wcro 21st out of 30 leanu with 628 !'Oint&. NAIA No. I Cedarville wu runner-up wilh S4 points und l~o lxl t1 H W<~s l<lyan wa ~ so vent h over· ull (2:\"0). J1mior Amnndu Wolfe Wll& the top Roow<JntCn linishcr, plucinl) ~ ~th with utimc of 20:(~. Other Redwomen ro¥ul u·: A mundu Stickel. II .5th (21:42): Duw1i Nuj!le, I 28th (22 :0:1 ): Dillie Rnbhuon, 145th (23:07) : IJcutricc Mnr11an. in her lin t coll llgiute ruce lini shcd 18Sth (27: I :Z) und Tiffany PoiJic. !94th (30:41 ). ----------------- - -- - PUbllo NOIICI _.;..;;;;.;;.;..;.;,;;,;;.;.;;_ The too11 1uue 2 euboommlltHit our· rently belne formed, with on• mttnbtr tUII 10 b• 11 teoled. The mHtlng dltl 11 111 1or Thurt ell y lepttmber 21r aooil II 1tl00 e.m. In the Commltlloflll'l' 0111~11 whloh 11 tOOIIICI on 1111 third floor ol 1111 Court HouH. Anyone tnltt· Hied on me 111uetn llllnl 2 Lont commttllt ehoutd eubmtt your n1m1 to the Comm1111onere' Olltoe 11 Hl·21tl prior to IIIII dill, Advertise your · message 18.00 column Inch WHkdaye S10.00 column Inch Sunday• (tl ,,, aa, 1002 • / • �Monday, Septem~r 23, 2002 www.mydellyatntlntl.com Page 84 • Tht Dally Stntlnel ~ribune - Sentinel - 1\.r ster C L A S 5 ·1 F 1. E D we cove1 11002 Ytmana 6110 AI\PIN. 0 muntna o!U. hk.t ntw, ~~~~ vtry hlllo. $S 'OQ QijO ~~·4$· 1 ~7 \)( (7~1446 DAVS 0' ISSUANCI l\lonlll' 01' THI PIIOI'OSID ACTION. WRITTIN mMS\1 t' COMMENTS. 1'011 19i\ tla~hn,r 18" M•rc· RI!QUISTS Cn.111• 130 wfTra.lt•r. Full PUSI.IC MIITINGS. C1nv11, hctlltnt Con~ AND ADJUDICATION SUllO tlO H~RING RIOUUTS 740 1192 2080 MUST 81 l i NT TO: HUIIINQ CI.IIIK, I1IU A v m11w1s & OHIO AI H lo.'l >Ill~:!' INVIRONMIIINTAL 1m ll«<iii Dakota Rotor. PROTICTION sw. 1U0)44e ~4:19 AOI!NCY, P.O. SOX 104a, COI.UMIUS, OHIO 43211· 1041 (TII.I!PHONI: I 14• &44· 2121). "PINAL ACTIONS : ARI ACTIONS 0 1' TH I \ I H.\H I ' DIRICTCR WHICH ~10 llu\l•: Ali i I FI'ICTIVI I~II'IIOV~Mt:N ili UPON ISSUANCI OR ._. .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiio,.l A I T ATID I"'ICTIYI DATI. IAIINIHT PUMUANT TO OHIO WATIRPROO,.NQ RIYISID COOl U~IIIQIIIII ·MIOIImo goo•· Mt... l.ocal rt lt.Htnt.. tur• SICTION S74S.04, A nlohao.t. !tiA~iltho<l 1 ~7$ . ,_NAL ACTION MAV Coli a4 Mro. (740) 446· II APPIALID TO 0870, ROQOfl Baaem11U THI! WaiOrproollng INVIRONMINTAL RIYII!W APPIALI -C-l c_G _ .o.;n_or_o_lH -o-m-1 -M-ok-,,.-. COMMISSION (lilAC) nonqo· ~olnth1g, ytnyt old· (I'ORMIRLV Kl>IOWN tng, oo rpenhy, <1Qofl , wrn. A S THI dowa. balho, mollllt hOme INYIIIONMIINTAL rt!'lllr onrl moro. For lroe IOARD 01' RIVIIW) llllmott oall Chvl. 740·992· IV A PI!RSON WHO 11323. WAS A PARTV TO A Eu•:t'I'MII~"I/ PRCX:IIDINQ , . .HlN 11' oR 1 r H1 . R",,,•.Hl. .,..u 1 ""~' DIRICTCR IV "LING AN APPIAL WITHIN AIIIUonllal or oommtrclol 30 DAVS Of NOTICI wiring, now oorYieo Qr ro· OP THI PINAL ~lr t. Mat t•r L~nttd t ltc"o trrolon, Rldt noor Elt<:ll~al, ACTION. PUIIIUANT WVOOOI!08 304·875·1788, TO OHIO RIVIIID ' CODI IICTION 374S.07, A "NAL bll N I __ Pu--_o_ot_o_•_ ACTION IISUINQ, THI POLLOWINQ DINYING, MODIPVING, APPLICATIONI RIYOKING, AND/OR YIRIPIID RINIWINQ ORA COMPLAINTS Willi PIRMIT, LICINII, RICIIYID, AND THI 0 II POLLOWING DFIAI'T, WHICH YIIARIANCI NOT PROPOIID, 01'1 PRICIDID IV A PINAL ACTIONS PAOPOIID ACTION, WIRI IIIUIO, IV t.!AV II APPIALID THI OHIO TO THI IRAC IV INVIRONMINTAL PILING AN APPIAL PROTICTION WITHIN 30 DAYI OP AGI!NCV ( 0 I PA) IIIUANCI 01' THI LAST WIIK . " 'INAL....CTION. ACTIONI·' INCLUDI I RAC APPIAI.I TH I ADOPTION, MUIT II I'ILID MODIPICATION, OFI WITHt RIPIAL 01' 01101111 INYIRONMINTAL (OTHIFI THAN RIVIIW APPIALI IMIRQINCV COMMIIIION, . 838 ORDIRI): THI IAIT TOWN ITRIIIT, IIIUANCl, OINIAL, ROOM 300, MODIPICATION OR COLUMIUI, OHIO RIVOCATION 01' 43218. A COPY OP LICIN.III, PIIIMITI, THI APPIAL MUIT LIAIII, II IIRYID ON THI VAIIIANCII. OR DIRICTCR WITHIN 3 CIATIPIOATII; AND DAVI AI'TIR PILING THI APPROVAL OR THI APPIAL WITH OIIAPPROYAL 0 P THIIRAC. P L.A HI AND PINAL IIIUANCI OP IPICII'IOATIONI. "DAAPT ACTIONI" CIRTIPICATION Alii WIUTUN g~10 DIPARTMit-n' ITATIMINTI OP THI DIRICTOR OP TRANIPORTATION POMIIIOV OH INVIRONMINTAL IIIUI DATI PROTICTION'I 0811112002 DIRICTOR'I) RICIIVING WATIRI: NTINT WITH OHIO RIIPICT TO THI THII RIVIR "HAL ACTION IIIUANCI, DINIAL, NOT PRICIDID IV lTC. OP A PIFIMIT, PROPOIID ACTION LICINII, ORDIR, lTC. INTIRIITID ANDIS TO PIRIONI MAY APPIALAILI IRAC. PIRTAINI TO IUIMIT WRITTIN 401 CIFITIPICATION, COMMINTI OFt QFIANT, RIQUitT A PUBLIC PIRTA IN I TO MIITINQ HUNTINGTON RIGARDING DRAPT DIITFIICT CORPI OP ACTIONI. COMMINTI OFI INQINIIRI. PUILIC MIITING RIOUIITI MU.I T II (I) 23,2002 IUIMiniO WITHIN Publlo NotiOI 30 DAVI OP NOTICI OP THI Df'IAPT COURT 01' ACTION, "PR· COMMON PLIAI . OPOIID ACTIONI" DIVISION 01' ARI WRITTIN DOMIITIC ITATIMINTI OP RILATIONI THI DIRICTOR'I MIIQI COUNTY, INTINT WITH OHIO RIIPICT TO THI IIIUANCI, DINIAL, C111No. MOD"IC:ATION, 02·DR·OII RIYOCATION, OR FIINIWAL 0 I' A CHRIITOPHIR PIFIMIT, LICINII, FIOIINION CR VARIANCI, OILIRIDI, WlllniN Plalnlllf COMMINTI AND y, RIQUIITI POR A . KRIITVMAIIII PUILIC MIITINQ QILIRIOI, RIQARDINQ A Dtltndanl. PIIOPOIID ACTION MAV II IUIMiniiD Tot Krlaly Marlt WITHIN 30 DAVt Op Glldbrldt, WhOII 1111 NOTICI 01' THE known addl'lll It PIIOPOIID ACTION. 111·2 Rookrldgt AN ADJUDICATION HIARINQ MAV II Clrolt, Mlnol, North Dakola, pl'lltnl HILD ON A lddrNt Ulj.~nown. PROPOIID ACTION IP A HURINO NOTICIIV IIIQUIIT OFI PUILICATION OIJICTION Ill RICIIVID IV THI You are hereby OIPA WITHIN 30 nollfltd lhal you have Un\lli & Meigs, Glllll&, And Mllson Counties Like No One . Else Clln 1 m.....,-...:ii"i"--;j To Plac 'ar;ribune Sentinel l\egister Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (?40) 992·2156 (304) 675-1333 878·11234 Call Today... or Fn ro 448·3008 · or FIX To 882·21117. [)ead'tiru Dlsplay.Ad..s Word Ad s Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. O~ ll y In Co l urnn : t :UO p . m . M o t1d ay ~ rrldny ro t· l tHUH tt"l N elC I Dl'y's Pq p •r tt on nd tPf ln · Co l u um : l : 0 0 j) . rH . fl'o t Surld llY• lla p tlr All OIIP II'r' ! l ;I N oon :2 nu l l" ••• OI VI Pr ior 1 o Pubii CtHI On S ul'\dll 'f' Cllpll'ay : 1 : 0 0 p . m . T hu ra d e y r o t· S un dft YI P Includ es Up T o Ov r 15 Ad s Fr e Ya rd S ale S ign 1 1 5 Word s , 3 Days Word s 2 0¢ Per Word Mu s t Be Prepaid ' tLO W LQ WRli E Af'1 A0 Succcssru l Ad s Shou ld lnc lud i l1c ~ Q It e ms To Hclp .Gct \'\'\til '\1 I \II '\I *'I • S led Vou • A.d1 With A Kev w ~rd • l ncl ud ll Co"1l)ltt t l'Je 1ctlpHon • l n(h,idt A , rh:t • Avuld AbbrtvUII IOI\ 1 • l mJ mlt l' h1.1 ne Numbttt At1d Add ten Wh en Needed • Ad s Shoul d RWl 7 D1y1 ' Mllllll.ll IIUMI'~ ''ill\ SAUl All\lfiM~:Nili •·ull. Kmr M~"' l~.i.ANI~liA~ MtJU1111NiliSI\ · AtrnJN HlNSAU~ lnaopondo nl Horblllt. Olt· I 900 Grand Am. 4 cyl, auto, 81 ,000 ml\ol, Qpporlunlly.(740}441 1\16i 1740)742·2387 lflbulor, CaU For Protlucl Or SU OO. 2000 For<! 1'1\urut SEL " ' {!ftn, whl!t, lvUy lo•dtd, P · oollont condition. 32.000 mlloo, c•ll l7401 g g a.a:~eg 1 bun ntmtd 1 Otltndant In lha nllon tnt ltltd Cllrlt!OPI* Roblnaon Gllbrldt. Pltlnlltl, •Y• KrltiY Mar It Qllbrld e , Dtltndtnl . Tlllt lOtion hit bttn aaalgnad Caat No. OI· DR·On and It pendlnll In tht Court ol Common PIHI ol Mtlgt counl\'. Ohio. Tht Ob]tOI Of lilt Complaint II to IMk tht following rtlltl trom y011: PillS'!' ~~'•• grantlna ot t dlvorot from tht Dtltndant: SICOND that lht perlltt be award" any proptrly tilly hiYt IQ<IUirtd tlnot Jtnuary, lOOQ lnd Ill debit acqulrtd tlnot that a.tt. TMIRD, tor 1110h olhar rtlltl •• thlt Court may dttm ]Uti and tqultablt You 1ft ltqUII'ICIIO pubiiOtllon ot lhlt Notice. wh!Qh will be pullllthtd onot -~~ - k IQr tilt (t) COI'I• ttcutlvt WMkt. Tilt II.. pubiiOt• lion will be mtda on tht 7th day ol Dolobtt, 2001, and ~ lwenty-.lght rllya to r tht tntwtr will oommtnot on 11111 111... In till o..a at your tallurt to · 1n1wtr or Olhtrwltt '"1101'111 .. I'IQUHIW by \lit 0111o Ruin of C:lvll Prootdurt . tuela-t by otllllltl wllf ba rtndtrtd aoalntl you 101 tht rtlltt dtmtnda<l In 1M Complain~ Otltd 11111 4th dty ol Novembtr. aooa. Mllltnt Htrrlton.• c-.k ol coum lubmltttd: John 11. Ltnt .. ro288Qe) ~~!~:1 ~ 1 wit~~~ ttornty lor Plaintiff twenty •tlght CUl (a)'· 11, a:s, ~. 2002 daye all., tht l•tl (10) ?, 2002 \I It\ 14 I ~ I ~ Help wanted e nurse Hldea end PersDIIal cere Hides fll1111nl Valley flrlvalt Cuty 11 accepllng appllcallcne for private duly home care 01111 to provide hourly cart to olltntl who rttld• In Melaa, Qallla and Athtnl Oountltl. • Oompttlllve rate • l'lt~lbltl!lhtdullng • Mileage rtlmbul'ltmtnl • Htdh lneuranoa • lncantlvt plan l'ltllt dill Oebblt Mitchell lor mort lnfor· mallon or to tlrangt 1 pereonallnlervltw at'140oltloll1t or , .., ..lt2..111, \ High& Dry SeU·Storage 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Oh1o FREE £Sn 740·992·5232 All M~~~' Trlll.'l\lr ~~ O.UIWl N•wt.l!M 4 '""So\ltbC b t, Eqlliplll{'Ut Puns Fa,•tocy Aulhwite<.l C~se.IH Pun> - Dealers /()(I() St. Rl. 7 Smrtlt ~·r· wv aoan 1·800.832·0417 ('wlvi/le, Ofi .JS72.1 Connie'$ Child CA.RE TAG RACINt; COLLECTIBLES NASCARSALE All!llflrll Stllll IUamliUIII TIIU - Sill lll"u Ill :•ll''rr UH Bllllk PriCtl 11111!1:1 UIXIIII Hllllll. 111lllltlrtlV. OH 111101 !l!l:t 11741i c.fM,1AWtt'r•• tW••N•f. V..A'N,IoiW<o ~6'wo.# "''*..., ""''"'"'*L.• ern,..,. 1 ._nr1,, HOWARD L. WRITESEL Rooting • Home MaintenanceGutters • Down Spout Free Estimates 949·1405 BUilDERS IRC. Now Homos • VInyl Sldln~ • Now O"r"jCS • Ropl"cenllint Windows • Roofin' COMMERCIA~ and \ RESIDENTIAl. FREE ESTIMATES 740·8112·7598 Advertise In this space for $75 per month OlliCA. (7~) ..u~~$ ISA <"•rl(tl«< M~ist CINSUIOTIIN $p41Clallzlng In: R.ooflng, OiCk$, Remodeling, Additions Owner: Terry Lamm 8112·07311 '" (~40) 97 Beech St. middleport, Oft 992-6635 ('1'~0) ,.,.. WOLFE HEATING l COOLING Roonnt. Hftt.lldd·OM. ettttrtctt. 1\em.-.u.,.. PtiiCI\blnt- ~ lkywtl~ Ptlftltftt · ·~11184..'.$1(14 Medl~lll't Supplement! Ufo lnsur1111~1 Haning's Construction B11rlllland Fh111l EXJl'll!lelll C11n~'ef & llelltlll, Retll'tlll~lll, 1\mdoll & 401K Rllllo~et'lll Mor1111111el Mlljur Mlldklll • Nut'lltllll Uome FQrf/lWl: LillY Qwl1fl'.' 740·(1i1N11 ll1 · RQn.ld ' Miok' ~n~ Chrlatln. 'Chit.' Hanl~ 74~~07'(1.0 ,u M1'40.511H>il1il Ctli:5~Him ..Gll.tll. THERAPY Cellular middleport, OH Jeff Warn r Ins. , m n. second Rue. (740) 99l· 1105 Tonia Reiber ~lf<!ttff4 licensed 1111 the Ohio Slat' medical Board 304·773·5800 New People • New Things '•lrgraundt aunet/ Eat·ln auv Ina/Bat One Ql' "SAL.IS AND SIRVICI" mEIGS ffiftSSftGE SAVE·A·lOT YIXI NiM<t It I!QM. Wt'ttOa I ('1'~0) tQ.4lOK .......1111 • Air Con<ll\101\lng ' www.anw!loantlafiQir\ttlr.QQAII oppt. DeliCIOUS Food St. Rt. 7 T1,1~rs Pl~l ns, 01-1 w...!IIQ!It""" •HMllnt 1f '"""'• • Air Conltltl-• ~•«-M' • ltrllp On All lrMdl • R"ldantlal • Light COCIIm.!Q~ • 10 yr. P!lrtl l LabQr lire you stressed? Call now for your New Chars Taste 1 · ~W MANLEYS SELF STORAGE (740) 992-3194 1066 Second Street 7 OiJ'$11'1 wtif<.. ~ AMI!RICAN STANDARD CINTRAL AIR . (tO'KlO' 6 lO'KlO') .Hlf1ft '. CONOITIONINQ a l'IIATINQ Siding. ond BISSEll tn ~gs. A~san<l W•sht"SIOO CQ\111\t", Open ~4 I'IQurt.. ~'w<11lt Sl'<lft (;(1//ip(IJI..~ ODDJO hU QPtnl"Si, lhr "'~"~· ~~~ We Care For t'0 14r Trees Business Services JESt 7 0..142· 3411 ~s,.-.,. ~ I I 1\11'1 0\ '\U 11-~~ • 992..5479 WINT R T Rl.tll Mllg• Q~unly SPOT 4rrlvah Col. lA ODI, 18 hm · 11pm Rtltatl April u aG03 1 AIHQIIaOWIIbl GhaiQHIOr HIIY 1111• val, ·lalt IIIIYtl, lillY IP•ol<lt'Y Oullfll r\U VNih•"l ~~""'' m• lll*th• h• oo~h·r "' 11\lf l';lmQVII, lltl f'lmGVII 1 or 1ny11mt IOOtlllt wanltd 10 ltlrgroYndt olhtr lhan atattd 111111. l~lldlng tpaot It llrfl 111~"11"11 • VHik"l' • W1nnl 1 !Unl• 1 ' 1:111 144 Third Ave. Gllllpoll• 440-4885 oome II ret liM, lntlda 11oragt114,0WII Open lpon: 11,oom ' "0160&d•C"• Gravely MltltY Ptruu• n P1rt1 l Strvlot • LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 4SIIIIt. Rt. 110 GIUipolll, OH 45131 (740) 44~·1044 Mond•y·flrld•y •aPM • lltul'dly Wpm 110% on Evervdav 11 IIIII ':-; Sc!II CARPENTER SERVICE • Room 4ddillano • S lor i t~J<' fttmodtllng Ntw 0111111 • IIHiriOII I ,umlllng 1 ftoollng • 'II~""' • Vlnr,t llilng 6 l'tlnllnl ,001 141).7424011 (m.-ml) Cllllltf lllllfii"!IIJ~ 1111111141 IMIIIII I I , I I fiRIIIITIM~TII I T4o-88a·1 I l it I•' SEAL IT CONSTRlJCTION LIMl!STONE! l'lln~"'' ~~~ltrw. lltlk•, lptolll I Ton <140l 9~r:ti~P . (Airordable Prlcll) 882•1210 Ollnll COIINIIOI, LT Qu/19 c..rn1t -~-.llll!j ...,., Stop aCamptrt Olhor AWOM~CII'i~M Rwfl~, »>dlnJ FrH Btlmtltl V. C. YOUNQ Ill Vm 111111 Line nl' (f Ill ) !I ll .' ' dL'.' a 11111 l'~rab Dtokt • Shluld. & \It I. IJ, I,, •I 1 1 ,., Tr•nncu11 Cuvcr • WU1VIMI11 • Ill\~ ... I lilt., lilt. ulllllr•• ... u ..,.1 fiiOMI .. OY AIIIIL.IANCI ITO,.I 100 1, Mlln 11, Oi!'flllm~l M nlltru t llh'"' HI l1 Ctlll }IIUIII t~tttl ,.,,. how. 740•182·7811 MtrDIIIIt lndtptnilnl 0111110~101 Wllhlf! 1arye11 Llkii'(IW I'IHIII lltolriO "''"0"' DllhWIIhll'l ~lrl;erelore, 1na mYOh mllrt "1111 DILIYIFIV Dtllvtl'ld .. lprttcl 1111.00 740·7~2·7017 �. ' • 't want 'money pif · "' l*Nn $el\ilnel stAll--·~· writer 1'\:)M ERO Y - !\Inlet") Village <.'\II.HI<'il lla~ decided 1101 to move tin tilt ,-Qtn\ty <-"<11\llllissioner\ · [ll\IJl<l,al 11\at th~ viii~~ take on Hil,md Road 1'\lmel;<-lY. Hi1and ~nad i' curren1ty a <.'tll\11ty 1\l~d . May<.lr )ohll '81aettMr descrihed . •he 1'<.\lld a' a '1\lliMY pit.· and ~congr C'ount·ilman Hrian Shank 'aid the m~d \\a~ in ~ad \hap<: and ·,liJing ,,n th~ ''de ot the hill. · Couru: ilman Vic ' 'oung "'ked Shan~. a memhcr of the Pomcmy Volunteer Fire Depanmcm. 11<1\1 the phul' ftlr a new fi~trut' k wel\' .:om1111! alon!,i. Shank said 110 bid' had come i11 yel . . Council discussed some projcc·ts 111 the villa!):e. both plannc.t and all'eady underway. incuding paim joh' downtown anti tn1'h p1,..._ -up . He hl\1\lj!ht c·oundl up 111 dtllc' till pmjcct' already complctcJ. includmg '' fallen tn.'C "" Fhhcr S1 reel . TI1e tree. "lu.:h had created a pl"<•hlem. ha' hccn rcmm cd . Young also reported that a .1'"· ~ ­ hammer '"'' been purcha,cd a' ph11111ed for work in the cemeter). and the total cost w:" $1 ,27S. C'oundhnal) George Wri)!ht u'~cd the 111:\)0r if the village "ill hL' tulations' Depot project ' ' $~ ' to proceed ' · First of three • readi11,~s appnwcd !Ma~ret 'Sheets, 74 .,... ks 't'Ut; ttHMN t ,~,~~M ~'I \>\ I ~\t~ ~~~\ ~ ~"~~t~ (>f ~ ~~~ \,~~~ \(ool\\ I BY BRIAN J. REED Senlmel staff writer t) l..l ~l~ • llk~x..l\' ln'f ~· -~ .... I l " " ~c " xt ~ VII! u.-v Coutmey Slm, ten, Will • • and receive the fourth annual Janet Voinovich Service Award given by the Ohio 'Breast end Cetvicl!l Cancer Coalition. It ·will be presented Oct. 17 in a ceremony at Meigs Hlgli School. She 11!1 !Jictured here with Norma Torres. Meigs County Health commissioner. nom11\ated S1m for the ii\\'1!\"d. (Charlene Hoeflich) ~ L~hnMil T!I\VI\sllill 1~il\h.'<'~ \\lilt li\~lnt /tl.\\1. S1lllll~ltly 111 the ttl\.\11\shill '"\ ('\\'•\' \\ W~fl\ ' 11 .>< "'~ ~ "' hllikllll~. •v .{) n gets state award .. t)()l~t'LANb 11\\'io. 1\<''l~<ll>li~ I u d~sory ~UtLANt'l I Letlthil~ Creek C\lil\ervtlilcy c\\St<l\1\cl·s 1111 Ohitl 7 1111d Oh1t1 I24. htdudtll!l th,,s~ im lhli<lll Avelllle tlllil Ullil\1\ t'eii11L-e \\·ill be sub.\t~l 1\1 tl b<ill tltlvlsoi·y tll1ei· I IJI,tli~t l • \=o=- ""='----'"" I ~J\) tU\1. ·t,\1.1\·sdtly, \villi~ . \\l<ll'kers >:<1111\ed ti \le\\1 \\!titer il\t\ht B\' CliAIII.ENE .. om.tcH Se~\inel news editor I'OME~OY _ l>omen 1y residei\1 C\11.111l\ey Sim is tllis ytlilr's toedJ)Iellt nf the f<ltll1h t\1\11111\1 \Tnltwvkh 1mel Set·vke Al¥tll'll givet\ by the Ohhl DI'Ctls\ mid Cervic•ll Ct\lll'CI' C'o:\ltlio\1 (00CCC). the 1\Wtlrtl l'eC<I!)IIilcs txc-ellettce Itt the f1uht a"ahlsl " \ "' btetl~l '111dMr tet\llctl catil:er, 11 l'!,lgi·um which S\1\1 has 'I 1ldl"' II' II" M"'l c ~~~tllthl O~p~:~n,,;.,~s ro~"a~~ · sc\ 'Cill 1 years. "N.edpleii\N <If the uWtlrd · 111-e seleded oil the basis of how they hllvc exemplil1ed the mission ol' the Ohio l~tetlst tllld t'et·vlct\1 Ct\1\cer (\ltllltli.m," stlld J1met Sharpe, I"·' ..-'CM 1ll-es t·'uet\1 e1ec1 01· 1 1'1\ey · aloe lltdlvlduals who pnst 1i;'onccc exemplify the mission of the OI3CCC: "To ·reduce breast and cervlcul ctlnccr 111()rbidity atid lll<lrtality, ami enhance the quality of life for 'urvivors of lhcsc diseases." Mrs. Voinovich ~vill presem the awtu-d to Sim til n<lOII Oct. I7,, Ohin MaiiHI1<lgraphy l)ay, during an •IWllt'tls ccremnrly 111 Meigs High s~hool. The evem is open to the public . The 11Ward wus Mmcd fur Mr~. YoiMvkh because of her stt\tewidc ctl111ts to pmmote breast cancer awareness al\d early til detection. .. She wus 1 pr thll y t-esponsiule fonhe creation of Ohio Mlll\ltMgruphy Duy and was· 11\strunicntal In developing the statewide Hreast :Hid Cervtcul Cancet· C•lttllt\on. "Cour1t1ey Shn ·und Mrs . Voittovkh who nrc selfless in the pumHt of the elinilnmlon or b~11St cancer mottullly," indude a new mllf. paint and 1ntcrinr rl•pair" and llllprtl\ etnenl ... . Ja\ Sluitt ol .lhc Sharpe 'aid. Norma Torres. Meigs Coumy Health ctlllllllis~hmcr, dcscril~' Sim '"being '\:!lnsummately pmrcs,innal but nppr\lnchublc and exlrmn'tlinarily empathetic to every dic111 she worked with. She is cspcci:11ly dc,erving, of special r~cognition because she is ll'ltly an altruistic imlividual who consistcmly pUis others' needs ahead of her own." 11' was 011 Torres' recommcnduliun, us well us others including the Sotttheastern Ohio Breust and Cervical Cancer P1'oject, thai Sim was selected for the honor. Sim lcurncd that she had been selected for the award in a surprise :tnnouncement from Gerl Rousculp of the Ohio DepUttmenl of Health and Lcann Mutvcy of the Plttll IH Shll, AS t" n u11Jcr con,ultin~ l'lrni. Floyu Browne A'"''·iate,, rrc,~nt~tl .:oundl wilh it> fiN lm~ at u pn1pt1.>L'd $2 million . water treatment plant. to be c·on'truclcd on Park Street next to the 1 ilia~<' garag~. The Par~ Street "tc. he """· wus chn,~n lw 1he · Rnard of ·ruhlit· Affnir' hceuusc it -is out of the' flood pluin. rclati\·cly n~ar till' Hnb,on prop· ~n, "h.-r~ th<.' village plans 111 d~\ '''"P a n~-.. \\CII field. MIDDLEPORT Miudlcport Village Council held th~ first ' reading of a l'l'"llution authoriting till' T<.''l<>ration nf the <>ld C&O Fr,·i~ht lkpnt Monday C\'Ciii ng_. Mar) Wi,c. who alon~ 1\ ith her h11,hand . R<\\LIIC and •fl• •ll ll. H" 1\W~~\1\ rc'Jl'"''thlc lor pl<.' klntz up tra'h during the Stcnmhccl Fe~ti\· aL Alactt11m 'aid the' illage 1\0Uid. Pnill·c Ch1ct Mark ProtliH rc4uc,tcJ <.'ouncil ghc h1111 permis'1011 ''' hire a nc'~ rolic·e offiCer for the \ illage . He '"~ed that C'hrl'tnpher A. l'ildtfonl. a certified j)lllicc officer. he hired on a call-in onl) ha,i'-.111 help keep overtime in dlCC~ for the police uepartmenl. The nC\\ hire \\:t< apprtned h} counciL cnll\'Cilil'llt cnuplt''- da . . uJhutmtl to the water "~ :-.tcm already 'cc·urcd a ~liXX) l"l'\loratlllll 1ll pi~K'l: gmm through the The proJect is not expectAppalachian Regional ed l\l go to bid fur at least a Commission last summer. year. and the plum a., 'ubprc~cntcd the resolution. 1t mitteu ""' night, Shull 'aid. tmlhori'c" .t h(• CnnccrncLI arc ''\cr~ tentative." Sltutl. Citi?ens o.r Middleport wh\1 lnt•i w11h the IJl'urd of Commluee to estublish Public Affui~ enrlicr in the guideline' for tltc rc·,tora- dav. iil., o I'C}XII·ted that 111~ ti\111 of 1hc statin11. imd to paiming ol the Mill Street mallilgc the pt·ojcct. \1 at~r tan~ ha' been ,·ornThe resolution."·' prt' 'cnl - pkl<'d . Cm111cd appnllt'd the cd. "'"' g.avc the "x <.'<1111 miHce member': The Wi'~' · BPX' purdllN' of a new Gc\u·gc. Jr. and Cind<t llarri' Ca"'· hat:~lwc. ill " ""t of ;uttl Myron and June $-l.~.h.1~. from Sllulhe,l,tcrn Duffield, :IUthority over tit~ Eqlllpm~nl (',,. Gallipolis. tlcpnl 's usc utler the rcstora- thwu~h tlw 'tate purchasing t.ion i~ completed, However. pru~ram . The nlsl of the ~oundlmembers que,tioncd bac~IW<' , whidl li'ts at gnmtin!) 1hcm full authority $lJ 1.5110. rc llc~ t' a J 7 perover how the villugc-nwnctl eel\ I \lliiC Ui>t:OUill l!lld U ~lutitm is used by members $1 c,!IIIO trade consideration of the publk. und ultimatclv for I he· 1 illa~tc\ llJlJO hackinduded Mttyor S:mdv ho~ . The• cmt of the new hnc lannarclli among those who will he di\ idcd among the' would s~hedulc use nf the ...,trect. \\all'( 'ewer a nO ' departments . . train stalilln by the cummu- rcfl!,c nity. with Cmmcihnan Bob C\lliiWilman Roger Manley Pooler voting again't the voted agalnslthc purchase. Fire Chief Don Stivers resolution illld K•Hhv Scott. abstaining from the vnk rcqll~'tcd .!Jlproval to pur1\vn more ret1din~s on the ~hu'e thr~c Sclf-Cnntmned resolution arc reqUired. •md 'Brcmhing App:tratus lilnk~. once authori7.ation is made ill $750 et1ch. and 10 pair~ official. the ~ommiHcc will of boots. at $225 each. huve six 111\llllhs to complete Ihe prujel'l , whkh wi II Pl1111 IH Depot. A:J I ..,______ o11· ponders uses for middle school I\' IIIIAII J. a hdlona '"' II IIIJII Cillel1dilt . tlassiileds lt~-5 . Oeat Abby A5 tomltl! · A5 nG ~dltorlals A4 MoVh!il A3 t)bltUiltie!l S"orts Weather A3 ~ 1-~ M · ., iMi 1:\lllo lieiley ~bl~hmt to. RIEl) Stlilltlil!lstlllt WHhlr MIOOU:lPOitt - t'he cost or renov•lllt\glhe Meigs Middle School und tl lle~d l'nr ex)jullded de)lrel! ph:lgmtm tlil'ered locally will Hl(ely decide 1r ~Ill tlnmde C~:~rnmu"lly College tlc~t):lt~ Middleport's otTer of the bulhllllli lor the ~ollege 1 ~ use. file 11htllrlc school, wlllch once hllU~ed Mlddle!Xlrt High School, will ~ vucnted In \'iebnmry when studems 11\tlve Into the Meigs Lucul School Olstrlct's new middle school building 1 lit Rocksprings. The sclto(il board hus agreed to trtmHfer ownership of the bulli:ling and Middtepott's two oilier schools to the village lf sultuble uses cun be found. file Institute for Loc111 Gover111t1ent and ~eglonnl Development, bused at Ohio University, htts 11ssutned the role of fitcilltutor h1 talks umong the villttgel. county economic dcvelopmclll and Klo Onmde. OtTicluls reprcseming those stakeholders met uguln Monday to discuss whut can be done to encourage the college to expand its programs imo Ihe school. . ~io Grande has operated u Meigs Center on Mill Street since 1999, und this yeur added u second associate 's degree program to its otTcrings there. While community colle~e otl'icials have expressed general Interest. in expanding Rio Grande pnlgnum into the Middle School building; it's now time to proceed with more concrete plans, said village and county otl'lcials who yesterday asked for u "yes" or "no" from the college no later than November. "We all need In kn••w what '.~ goina· to happen by November ul the latest, County Cummissioncr · Mick Davenpo11 said Monday. "If we find in December that our main player i,n·l on hoard with us, we're g01ng to have nn time to make ojher plan' and mulo.e the deadline." That deadline is mid-February, · when the villuge expects to receive a deed from the school board. and when Pl1111 1e1 «;o1b, AS Together we cal?- change your body. And your life. ToLL FREE (866) S:u-4541 www.ccwt.INFo v I •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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