http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3e3c4ba98478164b1e9bb2ee60558fdb.pdf 9316ab89c70fb21ed96e97faee8466d0 PDF Text Text ' • / r • • j .. The Daily Sentinel By The Bend · Tuesday Page.10 ·c hildren who pay no attention to t'raffic safety cause safe drivers problems Dear Ann Landers: Please pnnt this wake: up call for all the par<nts in your reading audience. l haven 't killed any o f their c hildren yet. but I have come cl ose. Dear Parent s: I' m sorry I killed your little girl today. She was only 15 mo ntJls old and ran right in front of my car. There was no one around · to stop her. ., . ('.,;,sorry I killed your 5-ycar-old . She darted uut on her bike from behind some parked <.:afs ana ne ver looked right o r left. Whel\ yo~ gave her that nice bike. did you giv.: her any instructio ns about ~a fcty ·? -, · . . . . ' Tomorrow: Sunny High: 808; Low: 60s of a pleasant visit to your home· town. Go •• and when you see her, don 't say a word about the money she owes you. It will be on her n\ind, and your silence on the subject will drive her crazy. In fact, it may drive her so crazy, she may decide to pay up. . . Is that Ann Landers column you clipped years ago yellow with age? For a copy of her most frequently requested poems and essays, send a self:addressed, long, bUsiness-size envelope and a check . 'I' ' money Qr~er for $5 .25 (this includes postage and handling) to : Gems, c/o Ann . Landers. P.O. Bo~ 11562, Chicago, Ill . 60611-0562. (In Canada, send $6.25.) · • · To (ind out more about Ann Lan,: ders and read her past column s~ vtstt the Creators Syndicate web site at www.crc'iitors. com. Cincinnati defeats Houston to stay atop NL Central Division -Page4 • ' .. Meigs County's Volume Sports Hubbard Memorial tourney begins, Page 4. ·Coping with aggressive neighbors, Page 6 Rutland Gar<;ten Club, Page 10 Today: P.Sunny High: jl()a; Low: 70s Monday, July 5, 1999 a sizable amount of money to buy a my life ... ANY DRIVER. ANY bener off with him, so I shall stay. TOWN People often tell me how lucky I house. She promised to pay me back DEAR ANY DRIVER: You am to be married to someone like in eight weeks . Since then, she has )lave written a powerful letter. Thank Bill . I feel it would be d·isloyal to tell divorced her husband and lost the you for all the children's live you the true story, but it m'!l<es me choke home and has made no effort whatwhen 1 hear all that undeserved soever to repay me. helped save today. · My mother recently passed away . D.!ar Ann Landers: My hus- prai se. What w'ould be ari appropriate and left each' of us an inheritance. I . band of 18 years iS' the proverbial I'm sorry I killed your 8-year-old pillar of the community. "Bill" is . response . . one that wouldn't under- thought my 'sister would sur~I)L son. He was roller blading on a side tail. handsome, outgoing and suc- mine Bill. yet does not support the repay the debt at that time. but ille slreet. paying no .anention to the cars ce ssful in his profession . We have illusion tJ!at he is a fantastic hus- has given me excuses left and right. bac king out of the driveways. What two wonderful children and a lovel y band ? -- ·FEELING TWO FACED Meanwhile, she brags about expensafety rules did you.teach tha\ child '' home . I have a lot to be grateful for. IN D.C. sive vacations with her boyfriend. I'm sorry I killed your 12-yearTIIe '' problem'' It 's Bill . He preDEAR D.C.: So long as you .I I am uncomfortable going back to old . He was running across the street sents a totally different face to the remain marned to B1ll , you should · my hometown to vtstt because I afier dark. wearing black slacks and o utside world than he docs at home . accept with grace all the compli- don't want to see her, but my in-laws' a blac k sweater. By the time I saw He has a terrible temper and can be mcnts heaped on the man . It ' s live there, and I can't avoid them him. it was too late . I e <pn:sscd my verbally abusive, cold, indi ffercnt. nobo(ly's business what goes on forever Any s~ggestions?-- MEMsorrow to you. hut I am j ust as surry controlling and punitive .. l>chind closed doors. P.S . It so~nds PHIS MARTHA for JTiyself. , I have gone to .cquii.!ieling and to me as if you need some more DEAR MEMPHIS: Accept the I' m a safc- dri ,.·er. I \\,' itS dri ving was referred · to AI-Anon, where I w un seling. fact that your sister is a d~adbeat, slo,yly " I was watchmp. I couldn't . fo und ·'life supporting friendships. Dear Ann · Landers: - I am the and let it go at that. It's not worth pre ve nt thi s death . Now. 1. will live :. Far nOw. I have adhered' to I he Ann young.e st of three sisters. Three 'ulcers or migraines . And for heav4 with that ni ghlmare for tht· reSt o f ~· Landers "formula" and 'decided I am y~ars ago. I loaned one of niy sisters en's sake , don't Jet her deprive you · July e, tiMMI Weather Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50, Number 22 Single Copy· 35 Cents " .Saying_.Good-Bye - - - - - Commuoity Cf:ll~n·aarr-~-,-----.. .".:."·. . :. -"""""'·" to a Beloved .Ho.rse ' By· Alden .Waitt,. President Meigs County Humane Society . Dec idin g to ha,·e a longtime fri e nd . yo ur horse. ~ut down is o ne of the IT] ost.q ifficult things that a horse love r can experience. If your hor se .c an,nu lOn ger exper iCn ce the .things he pr s he ·Qnce enj oyed : c anno t res pond to you in the u sual ways: is expericnc-" ing more pain thaii pl easure ; is terminally ill or criti.caUy injured : or tf ihe fin:lncial or emotional Cost o f treatm e nt is bcybnd your means, the n you have to seriously consider euthanasia . Recently I have .heard of cases in which equine eu)hanasia would have eltminated the suffering of two ancient equine. but the owners had the antiquated idea that the horses sh o'uld spend their last day s quietly in a pasture . This de spite the fact that one horse could barely walk and could not compete with the horses; the other ' s teeth ~Vere so. badly damaged, he could not chew' Your veteFinarian .is· best qualified to examine and e\'aluate your Jwrse 's 'condition and to "discuss potential disabilit ies and la ng-term. problem's . Yp u as the horse owner. who may 'have spent twenJy years with this particular antmal , a.~c in the best position to JUdge what the horse may be feeling. may be Wanting . The ..vet cann o t make the eu~hanasia· Ele c i ~ ion for you, so you need to · understand your horse's . condit ~on . If you do· not understand the- diagnosi s or the impJ.i q ti ons Mr. your horse 's .future , as k .to have them .explained again . Rafely ""will ·the situation .. require an immediate de cision. Although thi s is personal .deci sion. it need not be a solitary one . Your veterinarian and your family and friends can help you · make the right tleci sion. Consider not only what is best for your horse, but also what is.. best' for you and your fami)y: Quality of life is importan1 for animals and people alike. · . · _, As you make your deci sion , you can di s'cuss th e final di sposi ti o n of yo ur horse 's body with your vetenn arian and family . Your veterinarian ~ an provide informat ion . abou't removal. or other allcrnauve s. .. The kinde st thing you cari d q for a horse that is so s i>k. seve rel y injured . o ld. lam e, or dangerous is to have youf vcteri.. nari an indu ce he r or 'h is death qui ckly and humanely throug~ euthanasia . ,.· ', . Wheti the horse is euth!'nizcd. death 'will c.ome qui ckly end painl ess ly. H the horse is standin g· when the dCath- induc irig drU'f is g iven . ihc horse, wi l!"bc c.o me unco.nScio us and unahl.e 10 senSe fear or pain while still stand ing . After the horse ·li os (allen . unc on. s.: io us. to th e grf1 und . death will en s ue .. . · The oct nl:.say ing good-b51C' 'i s an importa'nt 's tep in m·a naging the ·natural and healthy f_cclirigs of ·grief,. so rmw. and that awful Se nse of loss. Yo ur horse i!\ an. imporHlnl ·part of your life. and it is natura!' to fe el yu u- are Los i~g\ ~ friend or co mpanion - for you arc : · · '·'· . ·., Once the J ectsi on of c uihanasia has been made. you .and other fa mil ¥ me mbers muy·want to say goo<;l: bye to your horse . Spcnding "Snm c spedal time with your horse ma y be appropriate. Fam ' il y membe rs may want 'to .be alone with the horSe . It ·is beSt not . tP wait too -lo ng bc'forc ,cuthani zio·g the animal after the decis ion o has h~cn made with all the av ~ilabl c inform ati o n. J'·. •· . ' The Commumty Calendar is published as a free service lO non-prollt · groups wishing to announce meet. · ings and special event s. The calen dar is not designed to prohlote sale s or fund raisers of any type . Items arc printed only as spare permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific number.of day s. . SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT- Boelk Family Singers from Hillsvtlle. Va ., will sing at the First Baptist Church of Middleport on Sunday at 10:15 a.m. and 7 p.m. All welcome . RACINE Big Bend Farm Antique Club will hold an antique tractor pul.l Sunday, 2 p.m. at Star Mill Park in Racine. ' MONDAY . , RACINE Racine Village ' Council meeting Mo~day, 7 p.m. at · LOS ANGI:;LES (AP) ' Supermode l Cindy Crawford .has become a mom . Presley Walker Gerber was born Friday at an undi sclos~d hos - ' . CHESTER - Vacation Bible scl1ool will be held Monday through Fnday, 6-9 p.m. at the Harvesi'outreach Church in Chester. · POMEROY - Board of Directors of the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer ~ociety will meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Meigs County Library Conforen ce Room . · The Rela'y'tor Life will be discussed: and a team Captains ' meeting will be . held prior to the meeting at 6 P:m. MIDDLEPORT - Blood drive at Middleport Church of Christ Monday, 12-6 p.m, The church is located at 43 7 Main Street. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport SYRACUSE- Sutton To.w nship :.Masonic Lodge 363 F&AM regular Trustees, monthly meeting, 7:30 . meeting Tuesday, 7:30p.m. RCfreshp.m., Syracuse Village Hall. Budget ments will be served. availab~. TUESDAY CARPENTER Columbia Township Tru1tees meeting: . 7:30 p.m., fire house: '' · · · ALFRED - Orange Township Trustees regular meeting following budget hearing Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian with immunization record . WEDNESDAY ALFRED - Olive Township · Board of Trustees budget . hearing followed by regular meeting Wednesday. 7 :30 p.m . at the township garage on Joppa Road . PAGEVILLE ~ Scipio Township Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday. 6.30 . p,m. at the Pageville Town Hall. 'POMEROY - Artisans meeting . POMEROY -- Salisbury Town- . Wednesday, 6 :30 p.m. in the;_ Meigs ship Trustees regular meeting Tues- County Caurtho4se for local artisans day, 6:30 p.m. at township hall ,on interested •'rn being a pan of' the Rocksprings Roac!. · · Meigs County Appalachian Artisan Grant Project. For those needing i'OMEI,WY ~ Meigs County more information, or unable to Health Department immunization dttend, call Justin biddle at 949clinic Tuesday, 1-7 p.m: at the l\:1eigs 2749 or 99i-2895. Multipurpose Center. Children niust pita! in the Los A~geles area, pub- · "in great shape, and the parent.s licist Annett Wol( said Saturday.· a~e over the moon," Ms. ~olf ' The boy weighed 8 pounds, 4 said. · Ms. 1 · rowrm~ ounces and was 20 inches long. Ms. Crawford.•and her son are Rande Gerber, ,..,,...,...,.,. ' . ,, ~~:~~~ (AP)- Police have issued a warrant for a man they sus- saloo'n s on bo.th coasts, Skybar in Los Angeles and New York's Whisk~y Park . They' were married in May 1998. ·' ·. l be ... the home of Clerk Osie Foil rod. Baby boy bo~n to supermodel· Cindy ·craw:ford · , .I . the lnunicipal building. • Good Afternoon i·. ,~ ..' ~~ - . ' pect of robbing a restaurant in this Cincinnati suburb, leading police '!n chase through ·several communities, and eluding authorities in a crowded -· · ._ . shopping mall. . The warrant, issued Monday, charges Leslie Kennedy, 28, of an~tn­ nati, with one count of robbery, Milford police Sgt. Asa Burroughs satd. Kennedy is accused of taking about $990 cash from the office of a Frisch's restaurant about 3 p.m. Sunday. . ·offij:ers in !11'arbY 81uc Ash spotted the suspect's vehicle a few min~tes after police relayed ils description and license plate number to Qlher area departments Sunday afternoon. . 81 ue· Ash police sai'd they fired at least two shots at the car when tl failed to stop. It then went down Interstate. 275, exiting briefly .around Sharonville and driving back oqto the interstate in the wrong lane. It bare{i;~~f·~~ tO-avoid crashing into traffic while traveling west in the east· then exited again near Tri·Couniy Mall in suburban Spring· dale, police said. . . . · · Springdale police said the suspect pulled into the mall parking lo~ · out of the car and fled. · to ·the mall parking lot were barred to traffic for about 15 minutes. Police spent about 90 minutes searching the mall with the help a bloodhound, but C()uldn't find the . suspect. ,, • Today's ' Sentinel I Sections • 10 Pages Calendar !' C!asslftec!s 6 7&8 9 Comig E!lilorials Local · Soorts " Weather .. 3 Lotteries OHIO Pkk 3: 2-8-4; Pkk 4: 7-7-2-7. Buekcyc 5: 3-18-23-24·33 W.VA. Dally3: 4-4- I; DaDy 4:. ~- 7-5-6.. . , c !999 _9hlo Valle~ Publishin~ ca. .., ' ,/ 6-yur:.o(d killed by BB gun ZANESVILLE O(AP) -An 8year-old · accidentally . shot. and killed his 6-year-old cousin with a BB gun. at close-range, the Muskingut;n County sheriff's department sai.r'today. · Each of the chil<!ren had a BB gun and were playing oulside in the vtctim's-yard when Sunday's shooting happened, said Lt. Bryan Hoover. An investiga~on continued about whether adulis were hom~ at the '. ti.m e and/ h?w the ch~ldren had access to the guRfo, he satd. The 8-ye~r-old, also from Adamsville, was placed in .)lis par· .erit 's care, "Hoover said. _. · The names of the children were not released. . Resulis from an· autopsy .jtl the Franklin County coroner's office·on Monday were expected later today, said Muskingun\ County Coroner Howard Marsh. · .C.ity plan~ another neighborhood crackdown ,o n crime, ·blight · ToLEOO (AP) - 11te city will ' iepeat a qackdownon crime and utban blight that was successful in otic neigh ~ borhood, the mayor said: Mayor Caey Finklle;iner plans 10 IUIIIOIUIOe kxjay that the city is increas· ing police patrols .00 cleaning up trasli ·In· an east Sl'de · ne1£rl' '•hborhood. C'ty I cn:;,.s at the aftertl001l announcement will tear down an abandoned greenhouse that has long been a public nuisance. Finkbeiner said. "It's a good. strong R!'ig)lborhood .~ falling-down houses are gone. There's there," he said "'We'll get th~ suppo.rt not so much traffic and trash and from those families that will help eradi• noise." catetheblight." ~' · . , . "You can't tell f11C lhi~g:; haven't Statistics show "!'me ha.diopped m ~hanged," she added. ..' a neighborhood near do~IOwn where Serious crime has dropped in the · a year ago police began major crock- past year from 39 reports in 1997 10 down· • nine so far this year in the Oakwood • · Resiilents say the area isn't perfect,. area, which some people nicknamed but they do feel safer. . "Cokewood" because of the drug-deal· "Look, we still have some problems ing ..;d other crimes wi!hin the fivehere," Geneva Owens said "But the block area. ·' a will ·' I ,;· INDIANAPOLIS.(AP) .- Last July 4, Benjamin Nathaniel Smith strolled along the tree-ljned streets. of Bloomington, tucking hundreds of racist leaflets onto car windshields and under doors. . A year later, police said, he charged through the same ~ollege town with a gun, killing a Korean stu· dent during a two-slate shooting spree that also left a black man dead in Illinois. . · ' Late Sunday, when much of the c'o untry had' its auention turned to fireworks and barbecues, the 21-. ear-old Smith was dead. y What happened to him between the two holidays was according to those who knew him, a horrible cul,;,ination of racist outrage that had been building for years Perhaps even when he was growing up in an upscale Ch.i cago suburb. At times, Smith shaved his skull, ski'nhead style, and he had his chest tattooed with the words "Sabb 8 th Breaker." A ear ago he was made a "brother" of the World Church' of the Creator, an. avowedly white' su remacist group based in East Peoria; Ill. ~ leader Matt Hale has been denied a Jaw lice:se by the Illinois bar because of his racist h. preac tngs . s 'th apparently found· acceptance in the group, who::;,' members reel each other with 'the acrony;n "Rahowa· "• whic~ stands for "Racial Holy War. " Smith'~ habit of littering the Indiana University cam us in Bloomington with racist leaflets had bcc:me notorious at the school of about 30,000 stU· dents which Smith attended in 199S before drop. ' ptngout. ~ e.· SOUTHERN GOSPEL CONCERT •• The Dove Brothers Quar· tel of Tennessee perform at a Southern Gospel music con· cert Friday, 7 p.ml at the A·sh Street Freewill Baptist Church. The Dove Brothers Quartet is a brand new group in Southern Gospel music which made its debut at the 19!!8 Grand Ole Gospel Reunion in Gr,eenville, S.C. · · Since all member of the Dove. Brothers are under the age ol 30, they dispel the notion that Southern Gospel music is just lor the older generation. The group is noted lor performing Gospel songs from the '50s and '60s as well as modern songs. Group members are, clockwise from left: John Rulapaugh, tenor singer; Burman Porter, bass singer; Eric Dove, baritone singer; Richa ·r d Sil)lmons, piJmo; McCray Dove, lead singer: · · 1 . rna~~. had ~riminal justice, . · ~~ii~gi~. a really · pathetic human · · Fellow Indiana student Tyrese Late last year, ~mtth wr.ote another Alexander, ,._>vho . is black, · said . letter to the },ndtan~ D~!ly Stude~t SrT)ith's racist views were so well ~ewspaper. , ..Amert~a,l he s~~ ' known at the school thai he brou.ght has be~ome_ .tncreastng Y non~ tie them up for discussion in his and the constttult?nal nghts of racial A~r,ican-American studies cl~sses. . ?cti:'IS,Is · have :. tncreastngly been "He just had an angry look on h1s tnfrtnge~ u~on. . · d . 1 face," said Al<>xander, 23. ,,In Apnl, rnlth appea~e ';,';WI At firs< a · r~w Indiana students ness for Ha.le at a heanng e orc ·a started wnttng letters to the campus bar . ass~ctallon paneL h d.. newspaper " complaining of Sl)Jilh 's . He satd,' that at ttmes he . a :~:j propaganda. . · . stdcred vtolent acts 10 achteve r Smith responded wtlh hiS own let· goals, but ~ale counseled me 10 act ters signed under th~ pseudonym peacefully. . . h "A ugus Is mt · ' th" ' "Our No. . I goa 1, IS h. to k' stratg · g , ten h "White Nationalists · have no ou_t t~." w,h•te man 5 1 . '" 10 e desire to rule over oth~r races; .saJd. d~e /e .t~e ne: ~n?" 1 ~ e,•.~g instead we wa?t separatton fr~m crushe e_I an ng .. t. e re 10 a 1 e nonwhttes. Thts IS why While Benjamin Nathaniel Smith and death strufgle. b . d Nationalists are working for an in de· That strugg •. appa,rent1Y ot 1e pendent white nation," he wrote on June II' 1998. over last ":'"c~e~d. P? 1•.ce said Smith apparently By· the fall, the trickle of complamts about the targeted mtnonttes. ktlltng two and --:oun~~ng ~~ leaOets had become a protest march of h~ndreds of least eight others before fatally shoottng .tmse people through the center of low,n, satd Jeffrey , late Sunday. . , . . d Willsey, one of the event's organ.izers . On~ of Smith s ex-gtrlfnends sec me unsurSmith was unbowe!l, but posstbly humbled, too, prtsed by hts. viOlent end. . · . · . . "The thtngs he was dotng. were not workmg Wtllsey sat'd . · . · , . .Smith, wh.om police say was seldom seen with distributing pamphlets and th•,~gs .. It w~sn I s ttrrmg .anyone else , ' stood on a corner and watched th e up nowsoo:>r makmg headlon es, said E IIz~~eth Shahr. marchers pass, holding· a sign that read, '' No Hate " He wanted to m~~eba ~a rne fr r htm se ' 1 ~: odw Speech Means No Free Speech:" I . . pe~ ple th ~t thts cou e o ne ' yo u wa nte o o " Here we are as a community co mtng together, · tL . .. . o f Jul T his and here's this poor guy standing o ut th e re all b uy She adde d . Thts fwas thhe Fourth ,,Yhims elf , entirely alone • " Will sey sa id ., " I !~o u gh t . was his freedom d ay r\) m t e gover nme nt. b. r I been a . • • • "} .: RIPLEY/ W.Va. (~P) Four people, remain hospitalized •today following separate ·accidents at an lndepen · de nee Day parade . · .. A man drove his car into parade spectators Monday, injuring seven people. · . ' Floyd Weekley, 87, said he stepped on hts gas pedal instead of the brakes. , " I decided .I'd go get me something to eat," he said . ., . "I was just following the parade down through there. 1 got up so close that 1 decided to stop. When I started to . stop, .tt JUSt too k o ff ." TYler Hill, 6, was Oown to. Charleston Area Medical Center, where he was ·in serious conditi on today, a nursing supervisor said. . . Six others· were taken to J,ackson Generali-Iospital In Ripley. A child and a young adult remain hospitalized, today in satisfactory condition, a nursing supervisor said . He wouldnUt release their names. . . . A half-hour after the first a<;c1dent, a 3-year-old girl fell off a Ooat and was pinned underneath u~til bystanders were able to lift it off of her. . sta ble cond'Ilton . Ashley Benson was 10 Iod ay · at C AMC, a nursing s upervisor said. . The Ripley parade is touted as the largest Jndependence Day parade in the state with an average of 30,000 s pectators. . Gov. Cecil Underw ood, Rep. Bob Wise, D-W.Va., and other dignitaries fro m around the state attended . \ . '· / • ··~ 1 Two accidents during Rin/ey · . p . arade eight f"' 1 , d ·' persons 1n•ure GlJnman .'wanted to ·make a nam.e for .himse.l f/ says ex-girlfriend :~.~~~.i:d sp~~~~svir~t~~ . List suinmer, Mrs. Owens wouldn't stl on her front porch ~use o~ safety oo~. Now she enJoys watching the w"';~l ~oby from hbeer~~":~MchrurOw. . Is -way, wa~ !'<f. . rs. ens Said. ThbeasedToledo M~ 1 Blocff k ~N was Q on. a stmt ar e ort m ew York ty. . The patrols lasted more th~ a month, push·~~ out drug dealers, at least tempor,anly. .• ; ' �• - ~· commentary P-a-'2 TuMday, ~ty Death Notices e, 1eee . '. ' The Daily Sentinel Privacy protection an age-old problem! By JIICk Andereon compelling because of the large number of As 1t turns out, Operation Inlet predascd •nd J•n lloller ''redactions," or deleted material. Denver's file Nixon Hoover had started the program years ear~ 'Lstab{isfwf in 1948 Slowly but surely, a was launched when he participated in a Vietnam lier to keep any potential White House occupant War protest m 1971 . "fully informed" about the pnvate lives of publ(o debate has begun to rage 111 Court St., PorMroy, Ohio m Was~mgton over perAt one pomt, the Bush admmtstration asked figures , 740-SI92·2151S • Fax: S192-2157 sonal pnvacy As techno!for a name-check on Denver, whtch turned up By challenging th1s practice, Aspin may have: ogy advances, "!' has a sevoral highly censored pages Nevertheless, the sealed hJS fate as one of the most investigateit concern among CIVIl l.tbfile does fist DenveP as a "narcotics user" who member.; of Congress. The FBI probed Aspm ·S: Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ertanans that everythmg was "pretty well strung out on cocaine" during connections to Russta and all of his internationa' we do -- from grocery one concert -- perhaps adding new meaning to travel, dug for past criminal records for him alii( ROBERT L WINGETT shoppmg to gomg to the . Denver's signature song, "Rocky Mountain his famtly, and even had hts credit htstory on file.; Publisher doctor. -- IS leav~ng an electromc fingerpnnt High." ~uring hts 22-year stint on Capitol Htll, the FBI· accesstble. ~ pracucally anyone One three-page memo in Denver's file is com· scrutinized virtually every facet of hi~ hfe -- witli, DIANE HILi CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sadly, tl san old story. Under J. Edgar Hoover, pletely censored except for th~ tit!e: , "Racketeer out .finding a single "scandal" (real or rumored); Controller Genen~l Menager the crotchety old bulldog who ran the FBI for half mfluenced and corrupt organtzaiJons; La Cosa Even Aspin's ex-wtfe had good things to sa)' a centu'?' unlll 1972, federal agents snoope.d the Nostra-- Narcotics." The FBI cites two posstble about htm. i way usmg sur.:e,llance, htdden r~asons for the blacked-out portions' of the file: Unfortunately, whtle the Bureau was keeping old-fashtoned TPte ~ntinel ••'e.,.. ,.,.. ID tM edlf« tram ,_.,.. on •~Hoed,.,... ol tepa cameras, phone taps-- and espectall Y rumor-mon- Etther the release of such material would result in tabs on the rich and famous, it had precious little b . Shot1,.,.,... (.JtJO wvn:llt or '"-J,.... the,_,~ of,.... ,..t:r "Nd. J)'p«t ,_,.,...,. Pft~ Mtd all m.tyO. Hllt«< Each -"ould ~a Mgn~~ture. germg . ~n invasion of pnvacy, or it could disclose the information on somt;ane who really was worth addJ Nl, end tMytltrN phontl numb« SpM4tye at.",.,._., • o to • ,... We recently obta10ed the FBI files-<>f a dtve~ tdenuty of an mfonnlmt . watching Marshall Applewhite, the head of thd Wow arflcM or,.,.,_ ,.II fD• Utt.,. tu 1M fldllot; Fh Sentinel, 11' Cowt St., Pomlfoy, Ohio 45181, or, FAX to 7.f0..1'12..z1S7 group of dece.ased Amen cans, from Mtle~ Dav1s Then there was the case of Les Aspm, a (ormer "Heaven's Gate" UFO cult who Jed a mass sui• to ~an Martm and cult leader Marshall Apple- Democratic congressman from Wisconsin (and cide of 39 followers in 1997. was virtually ":htte And we found that long befor~ spymg went secretary of Defense), who invited Hoover's , ignored by the bureau until it was too late. htgh-tech, the government w~ keeptng close; tabs w,rath by condemning the N1xon administratioo The FBI opened a file on Applewhite in 1975, on anyone d~emed "undesuable." Here ts an for ".using the FBI as a political peeping-Torn and when parents in various states alleged that Apple- , abndged vers1on of what we found . goss1p columnist since it took office." white had kidnapped and brainwashed their chtl. Un~ubstantt.ated , rumors spark~d mtenstve Asp10 had gotten ahold of an FBI memo, tilled dren. Altogether, the FBI records Applewhite as By JOHN CUNNIFF IOvesttgattons m several files. For Instance, the "Operahon Inlet," whtch ordered agents to 'for- being connected with 20 mysterious disappe01 AP Bu.ln... Anelyat FBI caught wind in 1965 of a "very obscene" ward 'to Nixon mstde mfonmat1on and 'lttems of ances. 1. , NEW YORK (AP)- What might seem to be the ultimate endor.;ement r~cordmg supposedly ma~e by s10ger Dean Mar- unusual twist or concerning prominent personaliThe file was shuffled , belwt;fn: 13 different of the new-era economy, the Prestdent's forecast of bilhons upon billions 10 ttn, a member of the ongtnal Rat Pack ~er the ties. offices and basically ends there, except for the budget surpluSes, may provoke more controversy than assurance next several months, FBI agents dthgenlly "It 1s to be noted,"the memo conhnued "that inclusion of an 18-page dtary written in 1975 by As economists are qutck to point out, the bnly way you can proJect sur- searched for a copy of tHe tape "on the quiet " (tlj_e type) of infonmahon destred may be obtained two men who tracked the group through se~n pluses far into the future IS to discount the possibility of recess1ons, which Once obtatned, the tape was promptly se~t off to through investigation not wholly related to the states. · l)lOSI Americans recogmze as a periodic fact of life. the FBI lab for analysts, all under the SJgnature security field." Capy~ght11M1t, Unltod Future Syndtc.te, Inc. And as taxpayers, Amen cans are alert enough to recognize that planned hnd careful eye of Hoover himself . surpluses are little more1han overtaxation, whtch very few of them endorse And what did the lab find? The . on moral, economtc or political grounds tape was "not Identified with any Elected offictals themselves may question such an endorsemen~ under- material contamed '" Obscene standmg that their own propensity Ftle "Yet the tape was kept on file to spend - thus elimmating sur- for another three year.; pluses - may be too great to The scrutiny of Martin didn't overcome. end there .Hoover's well-know And then there are the new fascmalton wtth all thmgs Hollycrop of investors, growing every wood and homosexual would keep day and accustomed to btg captlal Martin's file active in hopes of gains, who see investment in gov- learning the crooner's "true'' sexu~14fPluses ernment programs via taxation as al preference Reports on file mdia low-yield use of their money. , cate that one ''known Hollywood • I In new-era thinking, 'the • homosexual" told the bureau that lessons of the past have little bear· Martin was considered gay · ing on the present or future. HighFormer President Richard tech has changed the economic Nixon ·~nd an unnamed California geography, filling in the valleys governor Jequested 10formatton on I (recession) and eliminating floods Mart10 at dtfferent limes The Cal1 ifornia governor wanted to check (mflatton). . Htgh-tech has done this by Mart10 's background before raising productivity, or output per bestowmg an honor. , Bath were workhour, enabling producers to told the same things urtproven . produce goods and serv:ces at rumor.; that Martin was engaged in •rower costs, enabhng them to pay better wages and flood governments with gambling and Hoodlum activities, ,revenues. homosexuality and proshtution. • The new era will provide a bountiful economic feast, or so its evangelizMartin dtd not recetve the ers proclaim. Already its effect can be seen in the shopping malls of Ameri- honor~ ca, in the stock market and in consumer confidence surveys John Denver, the country singtr All such activity is at or near record highs. and actor who perished in a 1997 . • The University of Michigan survey intlicates consumer confidence is plane crash, also had a file nch 10 • soaring; consumers are endorsing the new-era philosophy not just by spend- rumor Hts file is made even more ing, but borrowing so much the savings rate is now below zero. There is no limit to marketers' abthty to sahsf.y this yearning New ·"needs" are proclaimed every millisecond by advertiser.;, making you won·der how people survived back in 1995. You haven't taken a cruise? How edd. By Chrla Matthews gion." be asked. It's going to be an interesting Gore who has tak~n ~ on . . These very same consumer.;, it should be ~oted, are those who m earlier LOS ANGEL~ ·: George W. "I,think some of,! " learn the lessons problem for htm." • such 'hot-buttoo ISSUes as gun control survey,s 'indicated they were wdrried ~lly about financing thetr rehrements, · Bush, whose ~ng nghts mclude. a of hfe, aixl'some learn earlier than olhCan Gore truly be independent of and abortiOn rights, without taking 8 and tllat they were detenmined to seu&ide sufficient funds. • 5-to-llead over his Repubhcan nvals tit eJS I learned the lessons of irresponsi- Bill Ointon? clear pos1tion himself? , · The•stock market is sometbing apart from the rest, the new era having the !lPi~?" polls and a 10-to-1 edge in bility." •· ' "I thought he was the person who •J have less concern about Bush's .created the giant company that loses money every day but makes up for 11 m .fundratsmg,wouldrathertalkaboul~e Bus~, wh~& father served as the said he's the greatest president of all senseoffiumor. . .market share. Three-digit price-earnings ratios inflate their stoclis,. stakes 10 this fast-starting prestdenbal oountry s leader. earl.~e~ ~s .. decade, times " . As a lover of history, he dehghts in · ., In the oJd.days, atthe decade's beginning, PEs -the number of times in race. . . speaks of t'elton~g digruty to the The man who wants to beat Gore in the response his hero Winston Oturchill .. which annual eammgs dtvide into the prtce per share- was between 10 and Standing m ~ south Los 1\ngeles presidency. He thinks that the average 200) has a different role model. Asked gave to a lady who once crincizcd him · 20. But how do you calculate a Pl;l when there's no .earmogs at all? classroom, he dendc:c!. the ani~de of. "If Amencan wants to say, "I want to look to Cite the leader, other than his father, for being "not only drunk but disgust' Prestdent Clinton's forecast of billions in surpluses many years into the It feels good, dq tl In an mlervJew .;tt my government and say, 'I may not he would most seek to emulate, Bush ingly drunk." •future presents many questions and doubts ~ard I ~ked what he meanl agree w~th the decisions, but at least I gives the name of the British pnme "Yes, I'm drunk," he was said to - . To begin, how good are forecasts years ahead when, w1thin the year, the · I m talking about the last 30 years agree wtth your conduct; the man has minister John E Ketmedy had Congress have retorted. "Buttomonow 1will be • Prestdent's forecasters mtssed the stze of the actual surplus (current esti- - where there was no sense of personal brought honor .to the office."' declare an honorary citizen for his hero- sober and you will still be ugly" 'mates) by nearly $20 btllion? responstbtllty. A lot of 1t had to do w1th Has B1ll Omton passed that test? tc, lonely stand against the Nazt menace While not the w1t that Qmrchill was our ~ration. 'The real question as we "I Ja:tow that he has embaJTassed us. in the years leading up to \\brld War II. the man ruMing far ahead for the presi: head mto the 21st century IS, 'Will the I hope he's learned his Jesson for the. "Winston Oturchill. He was a deci- dency under.;tands the feisty wisdom of bab)l boomer.; grow u~?"' . . sake of his family It's never too late for sive man. He could make decisions and this story; VictorY 1s decided not. in the Who w?" 11 that kicked him m the the sake of the country" had a great sense of hllrll<X" volley of words, liut later, when the By The Aaaoclllted Preaa butt and satd.. "George W. Bush, grow As for Vice President Al Gore's The next yellf will give Gov. Bush casualties ;u-e counted, the score setlled. ' Today is Tuesday, July 6, the I 87th day of 1999. There' are 178 days left up?" What sbrred him to end hts wild recent efforts to separate ~msel.f from an ample test of~ tr:uts· Having lam- · George W Bush wonder.; tfhis genJn the,year. . and crazy youth he qutt drill/dog 0101on by saymg the J'!'CStdent s c;onpooned Gore for his fatlure to speak out eration, which grew to adulthood in the Today's Highlight m Htstory ~ore than a decade~?and prepare duct and cover-up was' "inexcusaole?" last year against the Ointon cover-up, 1960!, will ever "grow up." On a range On July 6, 1944, 169lives were lost in a fire m the mam tent of the Rinhn~. to~ ale~? . . "He's just going to ha~e ·to ' figure he must explain why he refused to stand of questions; including guns and 'ab9,rgling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in Hartford, Conn. . Ottk~n:n, J.;, be~ns his ~low \l"d out h"':" to be a l<»:al VJCe prestdent and up and declare himself this year on bon, he wtll need to do what Oturchill On th1s date: " whispered htany, haVIng a \Vlfe.. reh- deal wtth the quesuons that are going to KOSO\'o Can he convincingly challenge did: Decide. : In 1535, Sir Thomas More was executed in Englan\1 for treason ; .In 1777, during the Amencan Revolution, British forces captured Fort 'Jjconder<Jga. : :: In 1885, French scientiSt Louis' PaSteur successfully tested an anh-rabies .~ccine on a boy bttten by an mfected dog. · In 1917, during World War I, Arab forces Jed byTE Lawrence (of AraBy William A. Rusher • ' • Let us pause here to aged, to a large extent, to curb its rapactty by the liia) captured the port of Aqaba from the Turks. Not many years ago, the Carlton Hotel was the salute the transformahon thai exerctse of h1s unquestioned authority and the : ' In 1923, the Union of Sov,iet.SocJallst Republics was formed. crown jewel among the htgh-nse butldings of Mandela wrought in himself, power of h1s example. But it IS a good question : In 1945, Prestdent Truman stgned an executive order ~stablishmg the central Johannesburg. In the heart of the city, and then by extension in South whether Thabo Mb<;ki, or any other imaginable , Medal of Freedom . • . • -. designed according to tlie latest speciTications, it Africa, wherl' he was freed successor, will be able to do ltkewise. The exam_ In 1957; Althea ®tbson became the first black tennis player to win a upscale tourists from from prison a decade ago. In ple of Zimbabwe (formerly Southern Rhodesta) is attracted businessmen and Wtmbledon singles title, defeating fellow Ametican Datlene Hard 6-3, 6-2 all over the world: And in the waning days of the early 1960s he had been a too recent and too nearby to be disregarded: Its · In 1967, the Biafran War erupted. (It lasted 2 1/2 years aiid cl01med some apartheid, as befitted such a monument to moderJoyal ally of South Africa's black political establishment simply took over the 600,000 Jives ) . , mty, it managed to soften in va[ious sllbtle ways· Communists, committed to powers, and the offices, and then, gradually but : In 1988, 167 North Sea oil worker.; were killetl when a senes of explothe rigor of the rules that still separated whites performing acts of terrorism to inexorably, the homes and other possesstons of sions and fires destroyed a drilling platfonm from blacks. • bring down the white-ruled the whites. . Ten years ago: The U.S: Army destroyed its Ja5t Pershing 1-A missiles at Today, I was recently shocked fo Jearn;' the state. Caught and impTtsoned for nearly three Moreover, the democratJzatJon of South Africa tin ammunition plant tn Karnack, Texas, under terms of the 1987 Jntermedtate-range.Nuclear Forces Tteaty. A Palestiman grabbed the steering wheel of Carltop is closed Central Johannesburg is simply decades on Robben Island in Cape Town harbor, inevitably gave rise to an explosion of hopes, on too crime-ridden to attract an international hotel Mandel a became a national hero to South Africa's the part of the black population, that simply canan Israeli bus, causing a crash that claimed 15 lives. clientele. It is rather as if New York's elegant Wal- blacks, but gave very little evidence that he had not posstbly be realtzed To some extent, Mandel a : Five years ago: Fourteen firefighters were killed while batthng a blaze on dorf Astoria was forced to shut its doors for a sim- moderated his views. I think it ts entirely likely himself foohshly C!I£OUraged this, allowing his Stonm King Mountain in Colorado. ilar reason. that if he had become the nation's president at any African National Congress to make promt~ • One year ago: Protestants noted in many parts of Northern Ireland after The fate of the Carlton tells volumes about the t1me before the end of the Cold War, he would regarding black hous10g and black education .that British authorities blocked an Orange Order march in Portadown. Singing problems facmg South Africa The recent retire- cheerfully have given the Sovtel bloc all the help the nation cannot possibly afford in the foreseeeowboy star Roy Rogers d1ed in Apple Valley, Calif, at age 86 Se Ri Pak, ment of Nelson Mandela as the country's first he posstbly could. · able future. a 20-year-old rookie golfer from South Korea, became the youngest wmner freely elected (and therefore black) president, and Bu~ as luck would have it, the Soviet Union Finally, the sense of hberahon among the of the U.S. Women's Open, defeating American amateur Jenny Chuasiriporn his succession by Thabo Mbek1, marks a hJstoric expired just as he was being released from prison. blacks has resulted in a crime wave that has no in sudden death • Today's Birthdays: Fonmer first lady Nancy Reagan IS 78. Actor William watershed From th1s point forward, South Africa Recognizmg and accedmg to the vtctory of the p~rallel in ~".Y comparable n~tion Johannesbu.rg's will etther press on as a relahvely successful ex- West, Man"dela concentrated on makmg the new, cnme statiStiCS leave DetrOit's or Washington's ~challert IS 77. Talk show host Merv Griffin is 74. Actress Janet Letgh 1s 72 Actor Donal Donnelly is 68. Singer-actress Della Reese is 68. Actor Ned colontal nation, or tl wtll begm to deteriorate, as democratiC South Africa a VIable nation, commit- (otherwise among the world 's highest) in the dust. so many other.; have done. ted to the principles of a free economy and mui - The implications of this can be ghmpsed 10 the Beatty is 62. Singer Gene Chandler ts 62. Country s10ger Jeanme Seely ts Mandela is 1n the great traditiOn of first black liraciallsm. Here there would be room for whites, empty hulk of the Carlton Hotel 59. Actor-director Sylvester Stallone 1s 53 Actor Fred Dryer is 53. Actor leaders <>f such countnes Another example is Cape Coloureds, Jndtans and the vast tapestry of One can only wJsh th1s lovely country well. Burt Ward is 53. Actress Nathahe Baye is 51. Actor Geoffrey Rush is 48 Jomo Kenyatta, of Kenya Such men have near- black tnbes, from the Zulus with thetr warnor Ira- But don't be fooled by hberal sentimentaltty on Actress Shelley Hack is 47. .Actor Grant Goodeve is 47 Country singer mythic status among their peoples, and upon dttion to the cattle-herdmg Xhosa. the subject: South Africa's real test is only about Nanci Griffith 1s 46 Actress Allyce Beasley is 45. Country mustcian John assummg power from ' the former colonial masBut inevitably there has nsen to power with to beg10. ' Jorgenson is 43. Hockey player Ron Duguay is 42 Actress Tia Mowry 1s 21 ters, managed to maintain peace and cooperation Mandel a a whole new black political elite that -- Capyrlghi1HV NEWSPA~ER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Actress Tamera Mowry is 21. • Wllllom A. Rusher Ia • Distinguished Fellow between the still vital (and still essentially white) like politictans everywhere -- 1s determmed to : Thought for Today "Freedom is always and exclosively freedom for the infrastructure and the newly enfranchised black prosper m the Jeadershtp of th1s spectacular of the Cleremont tnalllute tor the Study ot one who thinks dtfferently." - Rosa Luxemburg, Pohsh-Genman revolu- masses. nahan that has ·fallen into 1ts lap Mandela man- Stl181mlnahlp end Polltleal Phlloadphy. tionary (1871-1919). Ohio weather ~edneeday, Carl Eugene Halley • ~·But it's our money As economists are quick to point out, the only way you can project far into the future is to discou·n t the possibility of recessions, which most Americans recOgTJize as a periodic fact of life. ' w. Bush to baby boomers: 'Grow up' dtar :Today In History South·Africa's murky future .· J I Carl Eugene Halley, 61, Gallipolis, died Saturday, July 3, 1999 at Uni· versity Hospital in Columbus. , , Born Oct. 1, 1937 in Gallia County, son of the late Glenvtl and Melva Pinkenman Halley, he rehred from Gallipolis Developmental Center, where he served as a pohce officer. He was a member of the Canaan Missionary Baptist Church, a past presIdent and current secretary/treasurer of the Galha County Coon Club, and a member of the, Frat.ernal Order of Police and the Crown Ctty Masonic Lodge. ' Surviving are his wife, Jeame Manley Halley; four sons, Randy (Debbie) Halley of Crown City, ~ (R~onda) Halley and Te~ry (Paulette) Halley, both of Galhpohs, and Alan (Man) Wells of PeterSburg, Va.; a daughter, Lisa (Eddte) Roush of Letart; 12 grandchildren; a sister, Jamce (Paul) Stanley of Crown City; and several nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in death by hts first wife, Juanita Church Halley; and by an infant stster. Services wtll be 1 p.m. Wednesday ilfihe Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home, with Pastor Garland Montgomery officiating. Burial will be in 1he • Ridgelawn Cemetery. Fnends may call the funeral home from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today. , ' Masonic services will be conducted m the funer~l home at 8·30 tomght by the Crown City Masonic Lodge. ' July 7 forecast tor MICH. -d ,' () I IND I• le1·114· 0 • l Columbuo [112•1111• I • 0 -..roc. George The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio WVA. Harry rKiinge~rimith Harry W. Klingensmith, 67, Letart, W.Va., dted on Sunday, July 4, 1999 in Letart. • He was born on February 20, 1932, in Letart, son of the late Lee and Anna M. Hall Klingensmith. He was a member of the Letart Guidmg Star Advent Christian Church m Letart, and was self-emplqyed Surviving are a host of friends. Funeral semces will be held on Thur.;day, July-8, 1999"at 2 p.m. at the Letart Gutdmg Star Advent Chnstian Church, with Rev. Tony Rucker offiCiating. Bunal will follow at Letart Evergreen Cemetery Friends may call at the Fogelsong Funeral Home m Mason, W Va. on Tuesday from 6to 8 p.m., and at the church on Wednesday, from 6 to 9 p m o~···~ ~~~t@t snow.r. SUnny Pl. Cloudy • Cloucty T .torm1 Ra.n FluniM 5ncM k:>1 Some relief expected - for area bn Wednesday Local briefs: ~accid3ilf injures ChHIIcolhe man A ChtliiC!lthe man was injured following a motorcycle acctdent Mon-: day on State Route 681 near Tupper.; Piams, accordmg to the Galha-• Me1gs Post of the State Highway Patrol : Davtd L Duckworth, 40, was transported to O'Bieness t;1ernonal; Hospital in Athens by the Meigs EMS followmg the II a.m. acctdent. Troopers sa1d Duckworth was westbound when he drove off the right. stde of the road and struck a ditch. The motorcycle was s\tghlly damaged ~ accordmg to the report . · , Man arrested on domestic charge : John Casto, Hysell Run Road, was arrested by the Meigs County Sheh 1ff's Office and Jailed Sunday mornmg on a charge of domestic violence.' Assault investigated Depuhes of the Metgs OJunty Sheriff's Office are mvesltgahng the> reported asSault of five people followmg a party at Forked Run Sunda)( morning. .. ; • Dallas Ross reponed hts 1988 Pontiac was vandalized dunng the inci• dent wtth the windshteld and dnver 's stde wmdow busted : The mc•dent r(fmains under mvestigation. Theft reported Paul CurtiS, Long Bottom, reported h1s Honda trail btke was stole!{ Sunday. The motorcycle was later reeovered.sported to O ' Biene~ ¥emonal Hospital in Athens by the Meigs EMS followmg the 11 a.mr, acc1dent. .!. , ' , ~ Troopers satd Duckworth w.as westbound when he drove off the right Side of the road and struck a dttch The motorcycle was shghtJy damaged, according to the rep;>rt. ~~~============~· Annou·n cements: Picnic planned Modem Woodmen of America Camp 7230 wtll have a p1cnic and commumty servtce recognihon ceremony on Sunday at 12.30 p m at the northbound J>ark on U.S. Route 33 Recognlllon Will be g1ven to Mrs. Helen Swartz, Charles and Anna Ptckell and Charles and Kay Wtlliams for theu service to the community. The camp wtll provide chicken, ham, rolls, drinks, and table service. Those attendmg should bnng a covered dish and lawn chair There 1s no charge. Members and thetr guests are welcome. ' · By The Associated Preas An approaching cold front should provide Ohio with a little relief from the hot and ~umid conditions, the Nahonal Weather Service said. Showers and thunderstorms were hkely tonight in central and southern Ohio. Oveiilight lows will be 60-6S: Sunny skies were forecasl for Wednesday, with lower relative humidi' ty. Temperatures will only reach the 80s. · Southern Local School Board wtll meet at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday, for The record-high temperature for this date at the Col umbOs weather stathe purpose of dtscussmg personnel matters llon was 98 degrees in 1881 while the record low was 43 m 1972. Sunset tomght willl!e at 9:03pm and sunrise Wednesday~~ 6.10 a.m. Weather foft<:ast: The Smg10g Echoes, of Tennessee, w1ll perform at the First Church of Carl Eugene Halley, 61, of Galhpolis, dted Saturday, July 3, 1999 at UniTonight...Muggy with a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderGod in New Haven, W Va. at 7 p m on Saturday verstty Hospital in Columbus. , . stonns. Lows near 70 . .West wind 5 to 10 mph. Born Octot>er I, 1937in Gallia County, son of the late Glenvil Halley and Wednesday ... Patchy early morning fog or low clouds, then m6stly ·~ Melva Pinkerman Halley, he retired from Gallipolis Developmental Center, sunny and Jess humid by afternoon. Highs in the upper 80s. Servtces wtth Earthen Vessels wtll be held at the Carpenter Baptist where he served as a police officer. Wednesday ntghi ...Ciear and more comfortable. Lows 60 to 65 Church on Sunday at 10·30 am , a~d With Earthen Vessels and Cross • He was a member of the Canaan Missionary Baphst Church, a past presExtended foft<:ast: Creek of Buffalo, W.Va., at;! p.m. on S~nday. The public is invited . ·tdent and current secretary/treasurer of the Ga1Jia County Coon Club, a " Thursday ... Mostly clear. Highs near 90. memb~r of the Fraternal Order of Po)1ce, and a member of the Crown Ctty ·Friday... Partly cloudy. Morning lows in the m1d 60s. Htghs 90 to 95. The Me1gs OJunty Chamber of Commerce will hold 11s monthly lun, Saturday...A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Morning lows m Masomc Lodge. cheon meehng July 13, noon at Carleton Schoolm Syracuse. Speaker will Surv~ving are il1s wife, Jeanie Manley Halley; four sons, Randy (Debbte) the upper 60s. Highs from the upper 80s to the loWer 90s. ' be State ReJ>resentatJ~e John Carey Halley of Cr9wn C1ty, Keiim (Rhonda) Halley of Galhpohs, Terry (Paulette) Halley of Gallipolis, and Alan (Mari) Wells of Petersburg, Virgima; one d;lughter, Ltsa (Eddie) Roush of Letart, West Virginia; 12 grandchildren, and Shade Rtver Lodge 453 F&AM will hold a regular meeting Thursday, was expechng h1s first great-grandchild; a stster, Jamce (Paul) Stanley of 8 p m al the lodge 10 Chester. Refreshments Will be serveU . SWANTON (AP) - A man feet were found in a dumpster at a Crown City; a special aunt and uncle, Edna and Btlly Halley of Crown Ctly, accused of killing his wife, dismember- McDonald's near Ann Arbor, Mich., by and several nteces and nephews. In addtlion to his parents, he was preceded in death by his fir.;t wife, ing her body and dumping the parts at an employee Thur.;day morning. "Her torso was found 10 a trash bm at an Juanita Church Halley; and by an mfant stsler. different siteS in Michigan will be Services Will be I p.m. Wednesday, July 7, 1999 m the Wau_gh-HalleyJnterntale 94 rest slop. arraigned in Ohio. Identifying 1tems were found near Wood Funeral Home, with 'Pastor Garland Montgomery officiating. Bunal Thomes Cnft, 36, was being held today on $1 million bond at the Conec- the torso thatlmked 11 to a m1ssing per- will follow m the Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home COLUMBUS (AP) - Visitors west of Columbus m London, are tions Center of Northwest Ohio in son report filed . by Thomas Craft, Tuesday, JuLy 6, 1999 from 2-4 p.rn. and 7-9 p.m. rho bnng drugs to either state aware of the nsk, the State Htghway Stryker. His arraignment on a charge of police said. They would not say how Masonic servJL-es wtll. be conducted m the funeral home at 8>30 p.m. prison in Madison Olunty may wmd Patrol has prepared a poster to get • murder is scheduled for Wednesday in investigators linked Craft .to his wtfe 's Tuesday, July 6, 1999 by the Crown City Masomc Lodge. · ' • up staying longer than they planned. the word out slaying. . Fulton County OJmmon Pleas Court. Pallbearers will be Randy Halley, Kevin Halley, Terry Halley, Alan Wel)s, The poster has mug shots of 20 Whtle those charged Wit~ bringOflicials at the Fulton OJurity pros- Jeff Halley and David Halley. • Medical Examiners used dental people convtctea of bnngmg 1>r records to identify Lynnette Oaft, 38, ecutor's office satd Mrs. Craft was Honorary pallbearers willfle all Carl's special friends, who would be too mg drugs to a pnson often are placed on probatiOn, all but one of the 22 helping to' bring drugs into lhe after her severed head was found in a probably killed Tuesday al or n~ the numerous to name. · people convicted in Madtson Couo- pnson, mcludmg two workers, with landfill Thur.;day night, Washtenaw Crafts' home 6ii the edge .of Swanton, a ty last year spent time in Jail, The this warning: .. They were VISitors; commuruty 18 miles west of toledo County, Mich., sberiff's U. Brenda Columbus Dtspatch reported Satur- now they 're inmates ... and JOSI south of the Michtgan slate Sutton said. The posters were put up last day. Authorities also said Mr.;. Craft's hOe. week.. ' They are routinely sentenced to want people lo know that 1f "We stx months in Jail, accordmg to Dan rooms ar~;. filling up this summer as Centrai-Hower to get advance Huston, an assistant county prosecu- they come into the mslltutJon Wtlh school districts try to boost lest credit. drugs, they ' re Jookmg at pnson tor Sentences can reach a year. Units of the Meigs County Emer- Cody Whtte, VMH; scores. Tracy Tapie, supervisor of t1me, " sa1d Lt. John Born, ' a 9:30 J>.m., state Route 124, ;'Illegal drugs become a matter of gency Medical Service recor?eq For the first lime, Ohto is Cleveland's free summer s~hool, spokesman for the patrol, whiCh institutional secunty," Huston said. Cheryl Gibbs, VMH. seven calls for assist~nce Monday. r~ quiring 'all ~11 public school dtssatd chtldren need more than JUSt mveshgates cnmes on state properMore than ' 300 people were POMEROY Units responding included. tricts to offer summer school to mne months of educahon yearly. arrested at Oh10's 31 prisons for ty. 3:04 p.m., volunteer fire departCENTRAL DISPATCH · thud-graders reading below grade "All ch1ldren learn differently Drugs have been found jn 7:36 a.m., Minersville, Marie merit to Country Mobile Home Park, level and to fourth- and sixth- and in different time frames ," she .drug-related offenses between 1995 clothes, 10 body cavttJes and food. Dai:Win, Pomeroy squad and Central and 1998, the State Htghway Patrql Rizer, Veteraru; Memorial Hospital; graders who failed profJctency satd. One person was caught pulltVg sa1d. , Dtspatch squad assisted, Pat Snyder, 5:43 p.m., RoyaJ Oak Resort, tests. " If we look at research around drugs in a tenni s ball and tossing J\ Man'y were visttors trymg to treated at the scene; By 2001, Oh10 fourth -graders the world, many school systems b~ingmg 'drugs to inmates Others over a pnson fence. 6:02 p.m., Laurel Cliff, Thomas must pass the reading test to be have started to extend their school were guards and employees, A woman arrested for trymg to Parker, VMH. promoted, and students already year. We 1n the Umted States are (I!SPS 2tJ-960) Madtson Correcflonal and Mans- bring manJuana to her son at the RACINE must pass the moth -grade profi- Jaggmg tn that area " • • Coennanily Ntw!JPIIJH Holcti~~p, h1c. field Correchonal In tituhon had the Southeastern Correctional Jnstllu3:04 p.m., volunteer fue departciency tests to graduate from high Some chtldren excel in the typi- !!lOSt arrests dunng the four years, llon kept the drugs in three balloons ment and squad to state Route 338, Published every afternoon, Monday through school. cally smaller summer classes, such 44. Southeastern CQrrecttonal JnstJ- 10 her clothmg, lhe patrol satd. Pridly, 111 Cour1 S!., Pomeroy, Ohto, by the car fire, Jamie Jones owner, no • ' Oh10 Valley Publlshm,g COmp~~ny Second clw Cleveland has about 10,000 stu- as' the average six to nine students tullon near Lancaster had 36 and injuries reported . post.l&f pa1d a1 Pomeroy, Oh1o dents" enrolled in summer pro- 10 suburban Maple Heights and London' was f.':urlh w1th 35 Member. The A55oc!lled Prus and the Oh1o ' .TUPPERS I'I.AINS grams, whtch' cost more than $11 Medina's maxtmunt' class enrollNewspaper A.slociatJon To make sure that vtsJtors of the 11:05 a.m., VFD and squad to Poamuter: Send address correcti(JM to Tbe mtlhon to rurt. ment of 12 5,000 mmates at Madtson CorrecDa1ly Sen11ncl, Ill Coun St • Pomeroy, Oh1o state Route 681, motor-vehicle ~ccJ ­ Th1s summer's enrollment 1s Both schools charge $50 per. stu- · ttonal Jnshtulton and London Cor45169 I dent, . David Trego, 0' Blene~s SUBSCRIPTION RATES more than three times that of last dent for the summer program : recllonal JnslltutJOn, beth 20 mdes By C.rrier or Motor Routt ~emonal J-lospttal. summer's. Hfor some of these ktds, One \\'cell:, ................................$2 00 ..•.•.•...•.... • $81b Ooe Month Students also are gtvmg up part they 've never had this kind of One Year. • •••••.•. •. . . . .••• $104 00 of their summer vacation to take attention before 10 thetr hves, " said • SINGLE COPY PRICE classes for advance credits. Sharon Smtih, duector of mstrucDally. ...................... ................ 35 Cents SubsCribers not desmng to pay the arner may Sarah Baughman, 17; satd laklion for Medtna city schools remat m advance dnecl to The 0.1ly Sentanel on And the teachers have more ing a gym class this summer at a tl\tcc, SIJ: or 12 monlh bull. Credit w1l1 be &~ven earner each week Am Ele Power .......................3&'o Akron 's North High School frees time to emphastze one skill. In No subscripllon by mall penmt1ed m areas Akzo ..................•...................42'> up lime for a more demandmg class Maple Heights, Carmen Shorter where home camer servtce is avatlable (WED 6/30-THURS 7/8/99 AmrTech ..............................71'Y. in the fall. devotes her entue two-hour, datly Publisher reserves the nght to •dJUit rates durlOX OfFICI WIU OPIN AI 6:30 PM Ashland Oil ......................... 41 "t. mg the subscnphon period Subscnplton rate "It's so I can have room tb take class to reading. FOR !VINING SHOWS, changes may be 1mplemenled by changtn& th.e AT&T .................................. ... 57''• She has s1x mcommg secondmore classes during ,the school durauon of dJC subscript ton 12:30 PM fOR SAT & SUN MATINIIS Bank One ..............................60'/, year," she sa1d. graders m her class and they thnve Bob Evans ............................19'/, MAtLSUBSCRIPTION Akron 's summer enrollment IS amid the attention Borg-Warner ......................... 57' . 1 llllldo Mdp Cuonty Champion ............................... n avatlable for elementary, miildle " They don 't want to leave," tlW..b.......... ................ m» Charm Shps .•..... .................... &'/• 26 W..b ........................... .$$) 82 and high school classeS' as more Shorter satd. City Holdlng ..........................30'> 52 W..b .•....•••................ .$105.56 STAR WARS EPISODE IIt d1dn 't take Andrea Mayak students, especially those m htgh Rata OUbkle Mdp Couat)l Federal Mogul .......................52~. school, take classes dunng their long to become a behever. PHANTOM MENACE (PG) 13 \\leeks ...\ . ..................... J29 25 Gannett .. ..............................74'!. 26 Wecb !-oo •• oo o • $.56 68 7'00 & HO DAILY summer vaaataon for advance c redShe cned on the f1rst day when Kmart ....................................... 17 52 W..b ....• .....•.•..••••••••• JJo9.72 MATINEES SAT/SUN I .DO & 3 40 tis . l she was left at the door of Shorter's Kroger ..................... ..........29'!. NO PASSES, NO BARGAIN NIGHT Llmlted ................................. 45"1• About 25 percent of the students class. Reader Services Oak Hill Fin I .......................... 18'/, 3) are enroll ed for extra graduahon Her second-day reaction? OVB ............................. ............ 32 120 & OAILV credits, satd Flora Moore, assistant " It 's fu ~. " she said. Correction Polley One Valley ............................38Y . MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 20 & 3.20 pnncipal at Centriil-Hower H1gh Our •aln toncem ill all 1tor~s is lo be People's ................................28'> School and director of the summer uunle. It you kaow or 11 error Ia a Prem Flnl ............................. 13% school program for Akron schools. slory, call tile newsroom at (740) 992Rockwell ..... ............ .. ........&1 % 2155. We will check }our lnrormatloa " It increases year by yea/ and AD/Shell ......... .......................61 '/, 1nd make • corrtetion lfwarnncfd. Sears ..................................... 4&'> this, I' d say, IS the htghesl," Moore THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER Shoney's ... ............................. 2'!, 7.DO & 9 3G DAILY said. " I'd say several years ago New• Departments MATINEES SAT/SUN I DOl 3.30 First Star ... ·.......................... 28'1, maybe only 3 percent were here !O Tilt mala oamb<r Is 992-2155. O.port· NO NO BARGAIN NIGHT Wendy 's .............. . ... .., ..... 29 gel ahead." mnt utusionsal'!:: Worthington ......................... 15'• • TARZAN (G) Geaenl Managet ................... .Ellt. 1101 " Some sc hoo ls sc hedul e the · .·. .·Obituaries · · •• . . " ' . School board meeting set Carl Eugene Halley Singers·to perform Service planned Chamber of Commerce luncheon n man accused of dismembering his wife . ; Shade River Lodge Madison County tough on drug smugglers • Summer schools get revival as Meigs EMS logs 7 calls ~~~~~~~~~s!~ ~~!~!~~=~~~ .The Daily Sentinel •· < Stocks Newo ........ ExL 1102 or EliL 1106 Other Services Advertlslq.... .........••....•.••.••.•ExL 1104 Cln:~~tatlon .. .. ........................ .ExL IIOJ • Cloulll<d Ads . : .....ExL IIIlO -·-·- Stock repor1s are the 10·30 a.m. quotes provtded by Advest of Gallipolis lk===========;;;;;\1 classes you need dur10g your lunch penod and you have to rearrange everything JUSt to get m where you want," sa1d Kyle KleJedl er, 17, a Hudson Htgh School ;e mor News News News News News Hotline Hotline Hotline Hotline Hotline 992-2156' . 710& 900DAILY SOUTHPARK (R) 7.10 & 9.10 DAILY MATINEES SAT/SUN 1.10 & 3:10 NO PASSES, NO BARGAIN NIGHT Mall 11 Sbtrwa EnrJUf AU AGES, ALL TIMES $4.00 '- 1• 1/ .... • I. �• The D~y Sent~~! ·Sports J Sparks top Rockers 74-72; Liberty wins Tuesday, July6, 1999 Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament begins Federal H~cking, .Pomeroy, Point Pleasant Na~ionwide wi11 Federal Hockmg, Pomeroy and Pomt Pleasant Nattonwtde earned vtclones 10 the openmg round llf the annual Btll Hubbard Memonal Ltllle League Tournament Monday mght al Syracuse Mumctpa! Park 1 Federal Hockmg defeated Green 6-5 Pomeroy defeated Poml Pleasant Deal Funeral Home 12-4 Pomt Pleasant Naltonwtde defeated Pomt Pleasant " Hardware 7-3 Federal Hock10g defeated Green lrvm Auto Glass 6 5 alter Green had taken a 2 0 le'ad m the thtrd mmng Ntck Sprmger got the w1n 10 relict of !errod Wtllts Wtllts l~nncd II m a great 'fffort, then Spnnger came on to tan one and blank the Side to post the wm WtiiiS also walked stx and gave up stx hns Mason SmHh suffered the loss m a fivehtller Green went up 2 0 10 the third on a Mall Mooney walk a Smtth smgle and two RBI double by Scott Schrader Federal came back to make 11 2-1 on an Aaron Rupe field er s chotec and three stolen bases lrv 1n ' Went up 1-1 m' the foUrth on a walk to Cody Robmson and Smnh smgle In the fifth Gccen went ahead 5-1 on an error tlv out walk to Randy Saunders and smg le to Demk Stmth Then, Federal rallted m the bouom hall the mncr "nh tour runs to ue the game at ; .5 Trevor SlUsher A J Smnh Ntck Spnnger and Jerrod Wtlh s all smglcd and scored, the last run of the sen es commg on a sacnfice by Tyler Chadwell After Spnnger renred the stde m the stxlh, Federal scored anjl won the game on walk to Aaron •Tate a fielder's chmce on Ryan McCune and a tnple to A J Smith Scott Schrader (2) Mason Srruth (2) and ' Demk Smtth were the G'een ht!ters and Federal htllers were McCune, Snuth (2) Spnnger, Wtlhs and S~usher , Pomeroy overpowered Pmnl Pleasant Deal Funeral Home to clatm a 12-4 vtctory Weston Ftfe wa.S the wmnmg pt rcher wHh mne stnkeouls, JUSt two walks, a hll batter and a ftve-huter to hiS Jeremy WNBA roundup Wroten wal~. a double to Robbte Greenlee and walks to Drew Hudson, Roy See and Randy Tibbeus Nallonwtde's comeback was driven by a Adam Stewart walk, a Rtcky Wyant tnple, smgles to James Casto Newt Mattox and Bn;m Wroten as they broke a 3-3 lie to clatm the 7-3 WID Shawn Henry was the wmnmg ptlcher m rehel of· Wroten and Man ox Wroten fanned two and walked live Mauqx fanned 12and Pomt Pleasant Nat10nw1de overcame a 3- walked two Henry fanned two and walked 0 deftctlto clatm a dramauc 7-3 come-from- one Saunders suffe red the loss m relief of behmd wm m seven ummgs ove( PP Greenlee Hardware Pmfll Hardware look a 3-0 lead tn Acllon conunues tomght the first on a Chns Casey smgle, a Mark Blackston came on m rehef to fan three and gtve up one htl I Chns Cooper suffered the loss desplle a good pttchmg effort Pomeroy pounded out 12 hot overall led by Blackston wnh a smgle and tnple, Ftfe a smgle , Eddte Ftfe a smglc. Brandon Grover a double and smgle, Daylon Jenkms a si ngle and double, Bnce Davts a smgle and double and smgles by Ross Well and Man Meadows INGLEWOOD, Cahf (AP) Takmg a doubl~-dtgll lead ts turnmg out to be the worst strategy agamst the Los Angeles Sparks The Women's Nauonal Baske tball A ssociation team O\ercame a 12 potnt second-half def1c 11 Monday mght to defeat the Cleveland Rockers 74 72 Wllh Nma Bjedov smiting a 14-foot jump shot wuh I 24 left to tce the game " It seems we need adversny lO get gomg, ' satd coac h Orlando Woolndge, whose team overcame a 19-potnl delicti Thursday ntght for an 81-77 double overttme vtctory at Mmnesota 'I told the team, Do I need to holler at you guys 10 gel goong '" It turned out that Bjedov and Gordan a 1Grubtn s uutstd e shooung helped the Sparks get go mg Afte r tratlmg 42-34 ill halfttme and 58 41l wtth I I 05 to play the Sparks pulled mto a 60 60 lte wllh 7 48 left as 'C rubtn and Bjedov each hll three pOi nt baskets dunng a 14-2 run Cleveland was ahead fi9 62 v. 1th 4 4 1 left hut f.11led to score Iro m the fteld from that pomt on Los Angcks regaoncd the lead wllh three three-pomters the hrsl hy Bjcd ov' and two more by Mwada Cincy ends ·s eries with one-game lead in NL Central ~eds get 5-2 win over Astr,os ![ly JOE KAY Thcv soy that Babe Ruth dtd 11 CINCINNATI {AP) The C1nCinlt.ltt s Sean ~asey sa1d · II the Houston Astros left wwn hut hurt B.1mhino ~.:.m do 11 we t.:an do 1t ' ilnd hangmg on to scc\Jn<i placcJ In the nuddle ol the overheated It wasn 1 at all what th<y d hoped d1.:lmond was Y1Uonc \'1. ho has made for thts weekend m Cmunnall l}nt: oJ the maJor le~ g:u cs most amaz' The Reds game-d 1 ~phi ol th~:rr fu'01 lmg weekend ~c nc.., <tnd rc~c1rncd Ing turnarnumls Ill hts last three ... 1.~1" Hc madt: Jm, l1rst 162 maJor sole posse ssiO n ol ttr..r pl.lLL~ k~gu~ .lppc.tranccs o ut of the Monday wtth a 5 2 th ,tl lunt - bu llpen .md got the <.: hance to start ed .at tnteresllng 11111~:-. ::-dtc.IJ 111 the \\lll.:n the: R~.:d:s rot~tton "as thmned """'l NL Ce ntral b1 We rc Jtght th1..'lt: wnh th~.:m Reds manage1 J,h.J: Me Kum s.ml 'tit' s gomg to ht.: nl.!~.:k and m~..:k b~twt"en the two duh:-. I th1nk \\t: n: 1he best (teams) 111 our cln rsrDn The IOUI g.uuc sc n cs :)hm, t.:U thH (or the moment the Reds arc m lict rer shape ' Ron Vlllonc (-l ~) whu LlomrnJ.t cd tl1e Astros rn thl'n dtnhllc -.;on trolled dome I\' o \\>CCks a~o handkd IDJ~ry , H1 s fmil ttm:t: starts wc r~.: so bad 13 runs m 10 mnml:!s - th.11 the Rod> neat)\ il~o,cd ht,;, bac k to the bu llpen ,d tvcn one rnmc (,:ham:C Vll lon c h<\,.'i mJdc th tcc ~c n sa t10nal -.t~rts a unc hlltl:r for se\en mnm gs 1n Ho uston a two- htttcr for t.: aght agatn'St Anzona and Mondays -.1111tng p!.!dormam:ej \Vhar a ld csa\l· r he s been Me Keon s.ud He s come out of - tHetr hneup agatn Monday on,, lteld nowhere and ptcked us up when we needed 11 He s a guy \\ ho took an aktn to a sktll d The \e ll h.mdiJr .d lu\\Ctl onl y srx. ' t(i't~sweepmg a seven-game tnp through\Anzona and Houston and then gomg ~ 2 op a homestand ae:amst ~ the same .,two teams the s,;,all market Reds arc enJoy mg thctr mctamorphosts mto contender It makes 1t fun when you can t.:omc m wttll a lot on the \me and yo u rc wanmng games smd Aaron Boone who had three hil s tor the sc:o..o nd o:.:onsecuuve game The weekend was hardly fun for 1he A''"" They lost the second gamt::"'u t the sene s 10 0 , the1r most lopstded defeat m three years Worse IDJUfles left t~em seramhlmg to fmd pitchers throughout the sc n es Starter Sean Berg man ..went on the dtsabled hst re hever Bnan Wolham , p'ulled a chest muscle and Mtke Hampton mt ssed Monday 's start he~.:au sc of a sore wnsl Chns Holt (I 9) ftlled m and lOok the loss giVIng up 10 hils and fl\e runs m 5'· We oppurtunlty and r.tn wuh at ~.: arne 1n here , we lost lhree - . Jimen~z's Chtcago 5 P1ttsburgh 2 St louu I An zona 0 Mtlwa uk~ 5 PhtlaQelphtn 0 New York. !!' Montreal I Atlanta 6 R cr1da 'i Colorado 8 lo s An~ele> ~ San Fruna sco -' San D1eg(• I Baseball AL standings fas ln n lltusmn l! New Yort Boston Toronto Tampa B ~~ ~ lI ~ '" ,. " ,." "' "'" " 8;111\nl!m ~27 9 • I' ' 0 ' (lntri iiJ t\ IS\UII ' 'CLEVE! ANIJ C:h1cngo Kansas Cu~ Detro II ~ ~ [ ,1 H) ~~() Mmne~mt ' I ' I \\e~ltrn Texas Seattle Oakhmd An::.hetm 2 " ,, ,, '" ,,'" "' ''"" " '" '"'" " " " . !~ (iJ! 61\ • - Otlt\lun '" "' ' "-til "'"" "' 417 " ' " Mond3\ 's scnres ~~~ 1 lampa Bav 2 N~11 '! mi.. I Bo s t on~ Bllt mli iC 9 OakiDnd~ rl~rt ', Se:utk 10 An 1hct11l 0 rumght s games Boston tCI l ~ I ! ~t lamp 1 Rn) I \ I ~ uc1 -' "'t 705 p Ill New Y(lrk (lr 1hu 'i lJ 1t lktrott (M\)(IIcr 7 II) 105 p m Toront o eWell~ 8 61 rtt Balumort' il n ~ kso n ' S! 7 ~5 p m Knnsa~ Ctty (Suppan -1 -1 ) at Cht r ago t Dlllthl tn -1 II) 805 pm CLEVEL>.Np (Wnghl 6-5) tt Mmn~ ~v ta lr>.ldton !Jl BOC!pm • Seattle (M«he 0 0) dt An thctm !Fyhrtc 0 01 1005 p m • lc,..as ((ilynn 2 21 at Unkland (HI) !It S 5 6.1 IOO'i p m We"nesday's games lexas {Hell tng b 1) nt O<JJdand (Rogen .J. l) rm ~OS Bosmn tP Mnruncl I~ 21 a1 fampa B tv (Rupt!-' 5) 705 pm NcwYorkfConc:91)~1Detrmt(MitrkJ 11) 7 J5 pm lora nto <Hamtlton 1 5) at Balttmore (J Johnson IJ)7l5pm Kallsas Ctty (Suz ukt 0 2, at Cht cago cParque 8 6) 80S pm CLEVELAND (Colon 7 31 at Mmnesota (Mays I 2) B05 pm Seattle (Mover 8 41 a1 Anahe1m (Sparks ~ 5 ) !0 ~s p m NL standings f. a5ttrn Olus10n Ium l! New York Phtladelplua Montreal 47 41 lO l-1onda 29 A:llanta " L 11 '6 ~ (iJ! "" "" '"'" "" ~66 4 IS I 111 7 c~n lr al Ut•l~mn CINCINNATI Ho usTon M1lwaukee Pmsburgh St Lout s Chllago San I ran.:ts.. u Amona San Dte¥<• Colorado l os 1\ngde< "46 " m"' '" '"" '" 40 ,, "" "' " "' ' , \1 16S I 7 7 41 1 \\estern l>lvlsmn ~7 \6 566 ~~ l!l ~-~1 ~ () 41 4Q.! \1 .! ,-... -+6 \ 1.~ -+~ l\lond3y 's scun!:s CINC INNA rl ~ l{ou\tnn ! .n x 6 K 10 • fonaghPs STEALS SECOND- The Cinconnati Reds' Jaso Guiterrez snags the off-target throw tn the fourth LaRul! starts hts slide tor the successful steal of mnong of Monday's National League game tn ' secorid base as Ho11ston shortstop Ricky Cincinnati, where the Reds won 5-2. (AP) reahzmg, 'The se guys can play wnh us We 're not runnmg away wtlh thts thmg,' ' McKeon saod Notes: Astros e atcher Tony Eusebto l<rt the game after a.. foulttp off hos mask off m th<;,JSevenlh X ray s found no fracture and he was takeh to a hospital for a precauuon- by Vtllone tht s seaso n The onl y •• less mmn g streak m the longer score maJors w,lS by Red s relt eve r Sco tt Wtlltamson who put together 23 \. mnmgs from Apnl 30 to June II Barry Larkm smgled 111 ht s first atbat, extendmg hts hnung streak to IS games ary te st 10 make sure there was no The Astros blood 1'11 ht s nghl ~ye ar~ 46 35 at the m1dpmn1 not count" mg thetr suspended game ~gam st San Otego The y were 49-32 last season, w~cn they won the N ~ Cenlr~ l for a secohd ,consecuuve season Mteske's homer was the first allowed helps Cardinals bite ~Diamondbacks 1-0 ClEVfl..AND SO ~ "' SA'\~S Wetteland Tellas 25 Pem...a l Antthetm 22 R Hc.mrmdez Tampa Bay 22 M Rtvern New York 21 ~Ta ylor Onk land 20 Mesa Seattl~ 18 M Jackson CLEV ELAND 18 2 ' NL leaders 6 ~~:ameS' 1t l'm~li ur~l (Rudue 7 '' Monday's scores ' o l77 Case~ BAlLING I W::~lker Colorad Clm;agu !lf"rnthscl ! II New 'lurk 76 Sacrnmento 61 CINCINNA II \71 L Gonzalez Aruona ~64 H M 7 O'i Pill Lns Angeles 74 CLEVELAND 72 Rodn ~u,ez Ch tc 1go ~49 Kendall Pittsburgh ~ 1\.lt lwa uka! tNomo 6 I 1m Phtl !dc lphta ( Pr.~r son 1 Abreu 'Plui<Jdelph1a ~ 27 Cede no Ne"" York l27 -.. ~)7l5 pm "' RUNS Uagwell Hous10 n 74 J Bell AnzonJ Ton~hl 's games ]l.! onlreli(P/1 \0n~l!lfl) \lt Ncl\ )Otl H~;n l ukrM 70 I WnJker Co lottdo 67 Sma C:htcago llS New York u W mgton 7 lOp m' ~~ 7-W pm K~nda ll P rtsbur~; h 6! M 111 Wdltams Ar zona 61 Mwncsota at H ~ t o n !o[ lO p m ' llonda {Fernmlk: z.!'il tAdmto !Gll'lllc771 ~l [\fk Grart" Chtcago 60 Detrmt at Ut ah p m ~ 7 .tQp m ' , • RB I Man W1lhams Art'lnna 7'i l Walker CINC INN>\1 1 f fomk o 1 -It 11 St Lout s Coh,rndo 7\ Sosa Chtc::tgo 72 Bagwt ll Hous1on Wednesday's games rRmcnfield 12 ~) 8 l Op 71 Burn t! Mtl" aukee 6R B Jordan Allanla 68 1 OS \ngi'IC! (Drell orl {J 7 11 Ln londo tAS11 1(1 Mmneso1:1 at Orl nDdo 7 lOp m 1\h.G"tre St Louis 6fl l 1 7905pm CLEVELr\NO :u Charloue 7 :\0 p m HITS L Gonzalez Amend' 112 Casr~ s U1 Fro.mtl~\ \) n SILOS ... 'if I( 1\J ll Dt~I!O (Ckm~m UNC Los Ar~gc les at Phoem11 10 p m INNA I I 109 Matt Wtll mms AnzollOl 107 'i7) JOU5pm Glan\tlle Ph tlnd~t,r h•a 10-1 (m ilo f,l! lwau:O.:ee tfouston (HolT J 8) at t\r1101H1 rDn ~l 7 -IJ 10 9" 100 L W~lker Colorado <n Alronzo New York pm 96 DOUBt ES Blgg10 Hous1on l"l Marttn Wednesday 's games P111sburgh 2'i Kt>nt San Franctsco '2'i K(ITOS Los BasebaU (IlK tl.!! tMulholland-1 -'1 1t P11t.sburg.h !C0nJnu \ngele s 25 Casev CINCIN NArl 24 Vtdru "'~ ~ 7 0'\pm ... " A.mencan Lur:ue M0n 1real 14 .C J ane~ \ tlanta 24 f>.11iwa uket' 11\nrl 7 7) nt l1htl \dclpht~ (\\ o tt~ 0] BOSTON RED SOX Re a~stgned OF , lt~se 1 RIPL ES A Gonzalez Flortda 6 N Perez -, 1~ jl 1 Somma to Tn~mon of the Eastern Leaiue and Jose Colorodo 6 Martm Ptttsburgh 6 M Mantl\eZ Mo nlrl"al (51]1 th I I) m N<'~ Yorl (\'' t,~hu b 71 l'e~¥~ to Auguua of the South Atlanuc ~guc li>la~:ed Montrt':al 'i Camero n CINCINNATI S Womack 7 -tOpm LHP Marie Gtuluu: on tht: I ~ dny dtsnbkd h st 1\ru:ona 5 L Johnson Ch tcago 5 l-~1 nd;~ (Dt:mpoter -1 -')at A!lmt 1 ( ~hddu~ ~ '; ] Recalled lf'IF OF Chad Fo nvtlle from Pawtucket pf HOME R U~S Sosa Chtcago ll Bagwell 7 40 )'! m Houston 26 McG w re St louiS 26 Burmtl l' lhc lnternahonal League Transferred C St:olt CINCINNAil fParmi llntSt L oll t~(b ltver+ Mtl .... aukee 24 L Walke r Colorado 2-1 J Bell Hancbrrg from the 1.5 davto the 60-doy dtsahled hst 6)~10pm CLEVE! AND INDIANS Placed RHP Ste~e A.nzona 22 Mall Wdl1ams Anzona 21 Lo~ \ngeJes (l'crez 2 9) at Colorndo (B M JQJlC5 Kauav on the 15 day d1sabled hst retroact ive to July STO I EN RA SES Cede no New York ~J 2 Placed INFTrav1s Fryman on the 15 day d ~.Sahl e d -+ 7t J O~pm Wom.:u.:k Anzona '6 E Young_ l os Angelc~ U Hmmon rt 1m~ 11 41 m Anl ona (g <\nderson ' lm Opt1o11ed RHP Je ff Ta111 to Buffalo of the C imeron CINCINNATI 25 Kendall Pmsburgh ) IOO'>pm lntorna110nal League Recal!ed INF John McDonald 21 E\errtt HouJton 21 Henderso n New York l l s~ n Fnnci< Ltl ( Brock 6 6 ) al Snn Dl!'j!O PITC HING (10 decmon~) Bott~ n fidd S1 Lou ts from Ruffalo t H u~ h~ o t:k 7 !it 10 1'i p m KANSAS CITY ROYALS Placed RHP Terry 12 ~ 800. '69 Hampton Hounon 10- l ?69 I (W Schllbng Pluladelptua 12r4 ?50 1 20 Byrd Mathewi on the 15 da) dtsabled hst retroactt"'e tu Phtladelph•a II 4 7\l l72 Ltma Houslon II 4 July I Recalled RHP Don Wengen from O~t~nha of 7 H 1 ~2 Smoltz Atlnnla 8 1 127 1 49-: the PCL Ploced INF Scon Le uu on the 1.5 day dts ab led hsl Recalled lNF Steve Scarsone from Omaha Mtllwood Atlanta 10 4 714 "30 BATTING f hmnndez T01onto ~85 Jelcr NEW YORK YANKEES Placed OF Shane STRIKEOUTS R ~ndy Johnson Anzona 200 Nev. Ynrk '7J Garc1~pnrra Boston \66 R Spt"ncer on the 15 day dt~abled list Stgned LHP Schtl hng Ph1ladelphta 118 Rey nolds HottMon Pnlmc!to Texas J'il Bemte Wtlltarru New York 108 K Brvwn LDs Angeles 107 Hn chcock San Allen Wat.son to~ nu nor league comract <41 Surhoff Bahtn10re '42 R Alomar CLEVE TEXAS R.ANGERS Opt1oned RHP Danny D1ego I 06 Astacto Co lorado 97 Orttz San l AND ~ Kolb 10 Oklahoma of the PCL Act J\Jllled RHP Frnnc1 sco 90 RUNS L6fton CLE:VEI AND 77 R Alomar SAVES Nen San Fr~ nc t sco 21 Wagner Esteban LoaJzp from the 1.5 day disabled hY CLEVEL..,AND 77 Jeter New York. 71 Gnffey Jr N•Uonal Leaaue Houslon 20 Hoffman San D1ego 20 J Franw Seattle 67 S Green Toronto 65 M R.lmm~l AR IZONA DIAMONDBACKS Plac ed RHP New Yor~ 19 Shaw Lm Angeles 18 Rock~r CJ EVEI AND 65 C De lg~dn Toron.t o fl-' Grtgg Olson on the IS day d1 sabled hst retrrHJCll\ e Atlanta 17 Urbmn Montreal 17 RB I M Ramnez CLEVELAND '88 Gnffey Jr to Juoe 2\ R«alled RHP Bobby Chou mard from Seattle 79 Juan Gonza lez le:\'it! 77 R Palmetro Tucson of the PCL Tuas H C Delgado Toronto 69 Surhoff ATl..ANTA BRAVES Placed RHP John Smoltz Ba.lumore 69 S Green Toronto 67 on the 15 day disabled hst Reca lled LHP Bruce Hil S SurhoH Bulttmore 118 Jeter New York Chen from Richmond of the lntemattonal League II S Herme Wtlltam~ New York 106 T Ferna ndez CHICAGO CUBS Acuvau~d RHP Terry Adams Toromo 105 Beluan Kan sas Ctt y 104 M from lhe 15-day d1sabled hst Opuoned RHP Kyle Ordonez Cbtcago l().t R Palmetro Te~as !OJ Fam~wonh to Iowa of the PCL DOUBLES Gr~r Texas 25 T Fe rnandez. COLORADO RO CK IES Opuoned RHP Eastern Conference Toronto 25 G[U'etapana Bp5ton 24 S Green Roberto RanUJu to Colorado Spnngs of the PCL Jwn lY ~ ~ !ill Toronto 24 Dm10n K a n$a~ C11y 2J, C Delgado Recalled IN F OF Chns Sexton from Colorado New York 7 l 700 loronr o 2' Offerman Boston B ThornRs Spnngs Orlando 5 4 556 11 Chicago 2 ~ FLORIDA MARLINS Pln~d \1:3 Kevm One on Dmo11 5 6 45~ 2\ TRIPLES Je1er Ntw York 7 Febles Kansas Charlene the \j day d1sabled hst reuoactne to July I 4 5 444 21. C1ty 6 Damon Knnsas C1t) 6 Durham Chlcilgo ll Recalled 28 Amaury Gan;ta from C~lgary of 1be Washmgton 2 8 200 5 Offemmn Bmton li En earn~rt on De1rou .S Randa PCL CLEVELANI) 2 10 167 6 Kansas Cny .S B L Hu nter Seattle 5 D Marunez HOUSTON t\STROS Placed RHP Sean lampa Bay 5 HOME RUNS Cans.= co lampa Bay 10 Onffey h Seaule 28 S Grctn Toronto 11 Juan Gonzalez 1'exils 2' M Ram1 rez CLEVELAND 22 Palmer fktrotl 21 Surhnrf R~lltmorc 20 R Pnlmearo Te.u s 20 STOLl N B,\ SES Stew~rt Toron to 27 T G1mdv.m Tcxa~ 27 B I Hunter Seattle 21 Loflon Cl EVELAND 2\ F.neo rnacmn lXtrou ) J R Alomar CLEVILAND 21 I Rodngud Texas ' .?: Transactions AL leaders 'H · Basketball WNBA standings If the 992 Exchange Is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis Toll Freel 17 V1zqud CU VI J AND 17 PI I CHING ( 10 (j~{ ISt c ns[ P Matune;r: Bo~ton 15 2 881 ::01 Cktnem New York IS 2 l\00 -1 50 Cone Nc" York 9 1 7~0 1 5-i Mu suna 8nhnnore 10--' 71"' 161 Nagf' Cl EVJ LANU 10-4 / 14 4 M Colon Cl EVI LANn 7 l 700 ~ '" Frcddv (i lrCI!I Se:mle 9 ~ !:'191 'i 04 STRIKEO UlS P Marunez Duston 170 C ltnle) Anah..> n1 Q~ f) V.clls l or 1nto Ill Mn u tna lhllttmor.: !S'i Conr Nev. York 82 J Gulman Oalttmore HI ([linn ll.l EVIl AND flO llurbn DIAL ' 992-7834 .. .... :.. New York shot 48 percent from the field rchound10g from a leag ue low 22 pen.:ent 111 a 15 pmnt loss tu Houston on Saturday The Ltbcrt) \\ere' held to a WNBA low 14 held goa ls aga mst the Comets " It WilS a tough and embarrassmg hlm:ks Monday " But we were able refocus We knew we co uldn I shoot lake that C\er agam Espec1all y agaansl a Sacramento team that ~ntered the game avcrag.ang a le.tg uc ht gh 82 fi po 1nts 1 he to Monarchs prevto us low "as 70 pomts agatn st Cle;eland on June 17 Yolanda Gnfli th who IS thtrd tn WNBA sconng { 19 tl) and leads the le.tg ue fn reboundm g ( 13 2) had 21 pomts on 9-foo-14 shoo ung and grabbed etghl rebo unds lor the Monarchs{8 4) Ow defens~.: ..... Holzer Clinic ... Keeping the Promise! · Bergma n on the 15 day d1Jab\ed hst Recalled RHP Joe Slc sarski and RHP Wade M1ller from New Orleans of lhe P<;; l Optt oned INF Ru ss Johnson lo Ne" O rlenns NEW YORK METS -JJ iaced LHP John han(:o and OF Bobby Bomll a on the J 5 day diS;,.bkd hst ReU1lle d I Hll R1go Rellmn and RAP Ja~p n l ~n n J!hausen fr om Norfclk of 1he lmernattonal f~ ~gu e St)!ned RHP l\1 1 k~ Wdch and OF J mk's Bulchento nuoor league ~ontrae t s • I'ITISBURGH PIR ATES P l a~cd C Jasnn Kendall and LHI' Jt:U Wa llnce on thC I 'i day d!sabiJ.'d !1st Recalled I HP Jtmmy Anderson from Nash~ t lle ' C Yanud Haad from A.lloo!'la of the of the PCL and Eas tern league SAN FRAN CISCO GIN•oll S Placed IB Cbnrhe Haye!i on the I ~ duy d1sabled hst Hockey National HockfV ft:agu~ CALGA RY Fl\MES Rc-s1gned Smuh 1 o' Ste\e ' By JOSH DUBOW Paul Beeston , baseball's chtef NEW YORK (AP) Nomar operatmg officer, satd last Thursday Garctaparra and fo ur Cleveland none of the Internet votes had been lndtan ~ proved there are d1fferent counted unlll the last week Fans ways to successfull y campatgn for an were allowed to vote 22 ltmes on the All-Star game Internet - the average number of The Boston Red Sox went to the home games for each team ~urmg the Internet lo get Garctaparra elected as ballotmg the Amencan League 's startmg short Garctaparra apparently benefited stop Motlday The lndtans used the from Boston's aggresSive campatgnhtghest attendance m the majors to mg on-hne Garctaparra ftntshed wtth send nearl¥ half the If hneup to 1,089,974 vol~ s. 20,466 ahead of Fenway Park on July 13 Jeter {1,069 528) Vtzquel was lhlfd "It's JUst thai dtfferent ctlt es do wtth 1,038,362 dtfferent thmgs ,' satd AL manager ' The fans are gomg to vote for Joe Torre, whose World Senes ch'am- who they want to se~." Jeter satd " I pton New YorK Yankees had no don 'tthmk you can go wrong wllh a starters elected for the second strat:ghl ' number ,of shortslops m our league ' year "1 thmk they do more pohuckKen Gnffey lr ts the leadmg Allmg and lobbymg mother ballparks" Star vole-ge tter fo r the fourth stratght The lndoans, who also have the year "and seventh tune overall best record m baseball , w11t start Jtm Elected to start for the lOth co nsecu Thome (I ,164 692) at forst base, li ve tune, m the outfield , he got Roberto Alomar (2,7 93,891 ) at sec- 2,918,055 votes and, and Kenny Lofton ( 1 676 595) 'Fans want to see thetr favontc and Manny Ramtre~ {1.898.430) 10 players and guys they th10k are th"e outfield ,, deservmg of. gomg So when they They also had four second place choose you, 11 s an hono r,' Gnffev flmshers and Davtd Jw;IK e was the sa1ct fourth outflCide r The rest ol the AL startmg hn eup But m the bt gges t shakeup of th e , Texas Ivan Rodnguez (I 897 774) at fmal week. Garctaparra overcame a catcher Bal timore s Cal Ropken 30 655 vo te dclt ctl to pass the 1.( 1 285,728) atlhtrd base and Tampa bemg the best baseball player m the world hands down by far at one poml, to more or less almos t an out cast " Stx of the mne starters also were ptcked by fans last year Ram !fez took the place of Texas ' Juan Gbnzalez, who s a~d he wvn't 'Jllay thos year because he os not slart mg, and Garctaparra made tt ahead of Seattle's Alex Rodnguez There was no DH last season Rodnguez w11l make hos eoghlh slratght All-Star appearance and Alomar was elected for · the etghth ume Rtpken will make hts 17th consecuti\ e · All-Star appearance and loth stratght start Rtpkcn, who led ballotmg m !992 and '95 li es Rod Carew as the only players elec ted to start 15 t1mes- m 1988.Aian Trammell was elected but got hu rl and Ropkcn start ed 10 ht ~ pl ace There was a lot of unccrtamly at the start of th e ye.tr wtth my lather pass mg away and a maJor tnjury R1pken sa1d I was able to heal up Yankees Derek Jeter .tnd Clcv.ela nd's Bays J os~ Canseco (I 664 282) at Omar V1tqucl des1gnatcd h1ttcr I m probably as s hod:.cd as yo u l ve c.:o me lull urcle • s.ud Jeter s ~.: asc th rough the mcdnl the Red Sox slu mped f.or G!J.rctapana on. the Internet .a nd lh c lndtan' ll .tshctl ~~~~~ .It~a:~':\:~:~ ~~a~~t hoi~! .w James H. Thiel, MD James H. Thiel, MD will be ' ' serving as the interim physici<\n at HeallhCare ollalllaoll~ Ferrv. beginning Tuesday, July 6, 1999. GomceHours Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. G~Pol~ents (304) 675-3062 NL actiori.~. got to see v. hy she ".ls considered the best player on the ABL Gnlluh the dc fenme player of the year tn the defunct ABL was the WNBA, No 2 draft P" k hehond C IMill llJUC Hold scl.1w th 1s season Al ter Gnlfll h s ba;;ket brought Sac ramento wnhm 67•63 \vith 2 45 left tn the game , the Monarchs \\ere homered and drove m three runs and Ch tcago bineftted from the Ptrales' sloppy fteld10g on a brutally hot day to snap a four-game los10g streak Rodnguez had a sacnftce ny m the f1rs1 mnmg followmg ttle f1r sttwo of Pmsburgh s four mfteld errors, an RBI double m a two-run founh that mcluded another error and a solo homer 111 the ftllh ott Jason Schmodt {8 6) Jon Lieber (7 3) a ll owed 1wo run s VtZquel over the top In the end , 11 was the modern techmque and Oiirctaparra 's perfor mance, that W?n oul Garcmparra Is hmmg 36o, with 14 homers .and 57 RB!s Jeter •s second m the AL wll h a 372 average and has 14 homers and 58 RBi s Vtzquel ts balling ]36 aver: age" nh two homers 35 RBls and 17 stolen bases " Who 5 lo say who shou ld start, Garc oaparra sa1d 'When I look at Derek, lookmg at what he's domg thts year 11's un5eltevable If you as k me I behcve he deserves lo start " Gnftey gets $100,000 bonus for gelling elected and havtng the most AL votes and wtll get .an arldtll onal $25 000 tf he's th e maJOr league leader Rtpken also gets a $ 100,000 bonus A loma r ~ Garc1aparra Ca nseco Lofton , Ramtrez Rodnguez and Thome eac h get $50 000 NL startel's wtll be released today and_reserves for bot h le.agucs wtlt be . an no~u1tt.: ed Wed,.n, csday • Rt '2. Box 83 - Ol110 Rrvu Road Galftpolos Ferry. \.W 25515 COLU MB US Oh to (AP) - Scan Conno lly the seum J lc.tdtng M.:mcr at Prov td cn~.:c .ts ,, frcshm.tn will transfer to Oht o State for th e 2000 200 1 season I11S Iat het sa tel 1 Con nolly told Oh1 o St.t lc ulJc hcs t~bou t the Uct.:J..,IOil on Sunde~) n1gh1 alter a two day vtsH 10 ~.:amrus smd ill s lather, Mtkc Connolly mnmg~ Gnffey lr IS on the second half of Orioles 9 Yankees 1 the JOurney to Hank Aaron's record ' ) Cal Rtpken ~elebrated another · · All Star electiOn wtth hts I OOOth of 755 home runs 'I can t worrv about It :;-at s not ' ~.:areer extra base hit what I play tht s game for Gntfey R•pken elected earher 10 the da~ satd Monday ntght after hiS first- 10 make hts 17th stratght All-Star mnmg solo shot started a seven a!Y"arance htl a two-run homer and homer n1ght for the Seattle Manners a double to reach the---extra-base a I 0 0 rout of the Anahe1m milestone tn Angel s B l Surhoff, hopong to get pockfld Grtffey, who had 5o homers m a' a rescf\e for hts ftrs t All-Star each of the pre' tous 1wo seasons got game hit hts 20th homer smgled hts 28th of the year leavmg hom two tw1ce and drO\e 1n four run s g1v10i hehmd league leadmg Jose Can~en) h1m nme RBi s m two games He also Gnffcy reached 17M homers 1n made an outstandmg catch m lefi 5 539 at bats Aaron who pla)ed ~1 ~old lo prcSof\e a 4-1 lead on the seasons hn lintshed w11h 12 364 at mlh hats Mike Mu!l.sma ( 10 4) 1mprmed to If there ~ one gu) ....,.ho ~:an break .t ~ a~d mst Ne" York as1the v1sltmg gamc lo~ 1n g: s.treak mcrall And' Penlite f 5 7 1dropped to 9 1 Gnttcv !'. drl\c "t ruck hall\\a\ up agamsl B.tlllmore .t~ the Yankees los! the n gh> f1eld lo~ l pole and ued lor the lhtrd ltme tn ll games Norm Cash lot 40th on the ~aree r Red' Sox 4, De' il Rays 2 hst Mark Po rtu~al (56) 1mpro;ed to I JUSl lr) to he lp our balklub ""' 1 0 aga1ns1 Tampa Ba) tha s seasoq way I can Gnt fev sa1d II 11 ~oc-. .tnd Mtkc Stanl ey homered lor vost!OUI, II goes OUI lf II doesn I It dues lng Boston n l The amportant thmg as th at we Portugal all owed two runs and wm ballga(nes Eler stnce I was a Itt SC\e n hns m ~ ~ x tnnangs Trm W.tkelte ld pitched a perfect nmth lor world champ1 onsh1p RoJ11gue z saod the Manners mov e to Safecq Fteld later th" month m•ght $ )0 \\ Grtffey ' approac h to the record The new ballpark whtch opens Jul y 15, docsn 1 have the tn Vtltng nght-fie ld porch the Kmgdome provtded "The new ballpark mtght cost htm 50 home runs m hts caree r. maybe more, ' Rodnguez satd But eve n then I sttlllhmk he can break'.1t That's what ktnd of a talent he os ·· In other games Baltomore beat New York 9 1, Boston beat Tampa Bay 4-2 and Oakland beat Texas 4-2 AI Anahetm, Edgar Marttnez al so h1s ntnth save Tampa Bay stranded mne and '.\Cnt I for 12 with runners m scor mg posltton agatnst Portugal and Derek LO\\e who struck out Jose Canseco and Fred McGn ff 10 get OU\ of a Jam m the seventh Athlettes 4, Rangers 2 Ttm Hudson (4- 1) allowed one run and five hns m seven mnmgs and Struck out se1en at Oakland John Jaha h11 a go-ahead, two-run smgle, Jason Gtambt went 4-for-4 and Tony Pholl•'fls had two h1ts mcludmg career No 2 000 John Burken (2 4) suffered hts ftrst loss stnce May 17 desptte pllch- homered twu..:e as Sea~t le twd 1ts . an g 5 13 stron g mmn gs He had team record for home runs m the allov.cil only two runs 10 his prevtgame Ru ss , Davts and John Mabr~ ous 18 tnmngs before the As score<t .... four tames m the st:<th also connected Teitms GSTAAD Switzerland (Af') - Ch1le's Marce lo R1os showed sogns o£ tnacllv lly after a ~ve= wce k layo:ff beaung Czech Bohdan Ul thr'\Ch 6-2,6 : 7 {7-9) 7-6 {7-1) tn o;er two hours at the opemng round of the Swtss Open • E1ght h seedecl Alherto Costa of Spatn the 1996 champ10n routed SwitZerland s Lorenzo Manta 6 1, 6 I, Vtncent Spadea defeated Italy's ~enzo Furl an 6-3 6-2 Croauan quahfier Ivan LjubtctC 152nd tn the "orld rqnkm gs upset Czech Dante! Vacek 7 (5 7) 6 4 6-4 and a Frem.:hm1an, Arnaud d1 Pasq ua le outl asted Braz tl s Fernando Mehgem 6 3.,.. '\7 60 phy s1cally and 1tlonks like I was ahle • to heal up mentall y (I Shortstop was the most co mpet1 ttve po>~ t tOn with the three teams acl tvefy· c.unpao gnmg Torre argu ed Eml! COMING WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1999 ex lend Its wmmng streak. to five Jeff C tnllo , Dave · Ntls sun and Jcromy Burnllz homered . for · th e Brewers Abbou (2-7) all owed only three h11s In SIX mmngs (\II a I00" degree day The Phtlhes, who JU St scored 41 runs m a l~ree game sweep of the Chtoogo Cubs, \Yere shut out for the thtrd lime thts season Mets 2, Expos I Bnan McRae drove tn the goahead run w)lh a double-play grounder tn the etghth at Shea StadmJ,n where 11 was 100 degrees al the stat! of the ntghl game The Mds have won 20 ol thetr last 28 games, mcludm g 10 of 13 at home Monlteal has lost four slrat ght and mne of 12 Manny Marllnez and Terry Jones. who lied a career ht gh wuh three htls, 7he Daily Bret Boo ne who homered 111 !he seventh lO glVC the Braves a 5 ~ 4 lead smgled w1th one out m the 'mnth off Antom o All onseca (4 5) Alter a wild pile h Alfo nseca wa lked Chtpper Jones lntcn lloQall y. then loaded the tiases hy v.alku1g Bnan Jordan on four pitches Wtltlams, who entered the ga me m the prevtous 10nmg as a pthch htttcr, then hhed a ball down the left f1 eld hne th at went oft the glove of a d1v10g Bruce Aven Rockies 8, Dodgers 4 At Denver<Darryl Ktle ou tpllched Kcvm Brown and the Co lorado Rocktes got four RBis from Dante Btchellc Ktle, wmless tn hts prevtous stx BABY ·sentinel ' The Da•ly BABY Sent•nel •s a Spec1al Edttton filled wtlh photographs of local ktds ages newborn to lour years old The BABY Sent1nel wtll appear tn the July 14th ossue Be sure your chtld grandchtld or relat•ve IS mcluded Complete the form below and enclose a-snapshot or walll\t size pich1re plus a $5.00 charge for each photograph. If more than one child Is In picture enclose an additional $2 per child Pictures must (ENCLOSE be In by PAYMEN't: Wednesday, WITH July 7, 1999 PICTURE) Ptctures can be picked up after July 14th starts, threw seven slrong mmngs and left the game wllh a 3 2 lead Kol e (5 6) allowed mne hils, walked one and struck ou t four The Rocktes chased Brown' (9-6) wtth a ftve-run rall y tn the seventh that mcluded two run smgles by Btchclle and Vmny Casu II a Gtants 4, Padres I At San Otego, Russ Orll z threw a doubl ed on consecutive p1tches m the lhtrd 10nmg to put Mon lre,>l ahead sax htttcr and had "two RBI smgles a~ New York lied 11 tn the ftfth when the San Francasco Gmn ts won for the Rey Ordonez reached on a throw mg seve nth ttme an c1ght games OrtiZ ( 10-5), who leads the Gtants error, was sacnficed to second by stai ier Rtck Reed and scmed on Send To m \ tcton es m JUSt liJs second b1g league season. struck e ut a career The Daily Sen tinel "BABY EDITION" P.O. Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Ruger Ced!'no's smgle h1 gh 10 and walked two He has won Braves 6, Marlms 5 At Atlanta Gerald Wtlttams tv. o str.ugiH starts ~ IIlL O th e worst bases- loaded Si ngle 10 the mnth outmg2ol Ius t.:.trccr "hen he las led mmng gave the Bra1c s thetr 14th \IC · JU St ( 3 tnnan gs m Jn 8 5 loss to r,----------------------------------,1 Mtl waukce to1y 1n the1r lasl at bat Connolly leaves Providence, transfers to Ohio State HealthCare Of Gallipolis Ferry Halfway to Hank He's not even 10 and already Ken tic k1d I \ c had one goa fl.-,______ to wm a uutst.:orcd 9 0 the res t of the way ~~as~s~,~~e :lhn~emf~~2the~:c~~n!o[,~~~ . ~~~~~~;' F~~~~~ e~,og~'ndg ~~~!s~~c~us~~ last start has pitched 18 shutout " 1n 5 3t nmn gs on a day when tempermmngs agamst the NL ,Wes t con atureo peaked at I 0 I degree s l,!rewers S, Pllllhes 0 tendmg Dtamondbacks I~ IS season but has a 7 09 ERA agamst th e res t of At; Phtladelpht.t lJm Abbou won the league for th e ftrst nme smcc "May 30 and " Hos sl1der was good hts change- Mtlwaukee hll three' homers to ball was good, and hts control was · amazmg, ' sa td hts catcher, Alberto Casttllo '• It was another hard luck oulil>g for Johnson (9-6), who allowed fo ur htls and struck Ou t 12 He has all owed on ly four run s and struck out 43 10 ht s l as tlhre~ starts - all com plete game losses " There's nothmg I can do about 11," John son sa td " I JUst have to go out and do the best that) can " In other , NL games, 11 was Chtcago 5, Ptllsburgh 2 Mtlwaolkee 5, Phtladelphta 0, New York 2, Montreal 1, Atlanta 6, Flonda 5, Colorado 8, Los Angeles 4, and San Franctsco 4, San Otego 1 Cubs 5, Pirates 2 AI Pmsburgh Henry Rodnguez By The Associated Press Jeff Fassero (4 8) allowed three hns m etght mnongs and struck out 10 mcludmg Dann Erstad and Todd Greene three limes each Paul Abboll • fimshed wuh a hitless mnth Shtgetosht Hasegawa (1-3) gave up four runs and s1x htts 10 2 ~~ Rtchtc' Adubato satd Gnff1th IS a Seattl e s Alex Radngucl "hu tem ft c player and I thtnk C\e tyone homered twacc and we nt 4 fm 5 (Conllnucd from Page 4) up was good, ht s spli t hn gered fas t American League roundup ) duwn the stretc h th.ll rec ord n s Ken Gnfte\ Jr 'On ole~ u. on the1r !.econd SlfaJght York coach There~ no doubt 1n my m1nd :-..11d 01er the Yankee' lol)owong a 10- ". Introducing ... Griffey's 28th HR helps Mariners whip Angels 10-0 N~w was exL:l'llem Four Indians will start in All-Star Game Scoreboard - By The Associated Press the final 2' mmut es and extended the tr Eastern Conference lead to 1 1 g:.unc s mer Orland(}; Red Sox's Garciaparra outpaces Jeter, Vizquel in balloting for shortstop game ag~~nsr the St Loms Cardmals 25, followed 11 up woth a two htller the way thiS thmg plays out, rookte for the 'Second 11me 1n 10 day~ Once Monday for another 1-0 vtctory over agamst Johnson, you say 'Ah, that's agam , though Jose Jtmcne z was the Doamondbacks Hollywood' Buill happened " eve n better ~ " It was a beauuful thmg to see," Jtmenez (5-8) reured the ftrst 13 . Eva Nemcova had 20 pomts for the Rockers (2-10), who fell to 0-6 on the road 'There was a spell offenstvely where we dtdn't execute as well as needed to, ' Cleveland coach Lmda Htii-McDonald satd "The dtfference tn the second half IS that we let them gel to the offenstve boards too much Los Angeles had mne offenSive t'ebounds m the second half to the -Rockers' three The announced crow d at the Forum was 5' 947 L1berty 76, Monarchs 63 AI New York , two days after the worst offenst ve game m the New York Ltbeny 's hostofy, they rehed on defense to slow down the htgh-scormg Sacramento M<tnarchs Vtckte Johnson scored 20 pomts as the Ltbert) held the Monarchs to thetr lowest po10ttotal of the season 10 a 76 63 vtclory before a crowd of I0 940 al Mad.,on Square Garden ml SHOT - ' Th,., Los Angeles Sparks' Ntma Btedov blocks Monday ntght the shot of the Rocker.s' Eva Nemcova In the ftrst half of K) m Hampton had >I 7 pomts and Morlday mght'~ \\INBA game m Los Angeles, where the Sparks won ntne rebounds for the Ltbcrty (7-3) 74-72. (AP) who held the Monarchs scorele ss for her ltrst etght shots Bjcdov scored 12 of her team htgh 14 poonts 10 the seco nd halt as lo ss on natmna ltc lc ... lsn:m, saad Sue the Sparks (8 4) won thetr ftlth con- Wtcks who had seve n pomt s n10e secutJ \ C game a record for the three- rebo und s and a career-htgh ftve year-old franchiSe 'Today was awesome. ' sa1d Randy John son pitched a great agamst Johnson and Anzona on June Russa ' If you go to a movte and see Steve Fmley doubled Wtth one out in > the fifth for Anzona's first htl on 13 t3 Jtm enez, who stru ck. out a care~r, mmngs ott h1m The Dtamondbacks ' htgh none and walked' one I Jomenez, rocked for seven runs m only other hn was a songlc off Jtmenez 's glove by A:ndy Fox m the 4 t3 mnmgs agamst Houston" m 1\ts l tmenez, who pn<hed a no· hmer satd Cardmals manager Tony La bailers at Bu sc h StadiUm before SIXth (See NL on Page 5) National League roundup Iwn ' two-~itter Mab1ka who had m1sscd seven ul mnmgs hits over sc\On mnmg:, and threw Vtllone we nt 21 ' mnmgs \\ 11hout pnchers on tho s tnp and we' re"gmng 100 pnchcs tn heat so had that plav allow m\"! a hornC u "' bcfore Man throug h some tough limes because of ers wore cabbage le ave~ soaked m Mt cs kc hat "' two run' shot m these\- that.' mtenm manager Matt Galante ijlfnmonm under the rr c:rps to kt;ep enth mn'in e: Mnnd.w Hi s three game sa1d We cnde(l up 2 2 he re and we from melttng down A thtnnometcr totals 22 l'lntngs ctght hll.,, two feel ltkc we could 've won three, but placed on the arttftc ta llurf m the sun runs a 0 82 earned run average 11 dodn 1 happen " reg1Siered !54 degrees hefO[f the All l wanled was -a chance an In stead, tbe Reds came away con opponunHy Vtllone satd " I ve ·got vmced that when the tWo teams meet t'irst pnch - ~ Even skcptKS decH.Jed tn try a Lot more IQ accomp hsh and so do for the final ume on Sept 28 fhe extreme measure s like the Ldbh.tge we We ve all got an tdea ol what we playoffs wtll be at,stake rea ves to keep from botlmg 0 \ ('1 L nn do m the I uture I thmk they went back home The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Tuesday, July 6, 1999 ' He wasn 1 1here more than 20 minutes ~tnd h ~ klio.:\\1 11 w,\'- where he wLl ntcd to he lm. lathc1 told The ('olumbm lJi jpotcfl H ~: \\ tts \ crv tlllpl cS"cd wllh t"\1..'1 vhod\ l-I e t.:Jnlclcd 'ast ts to Nm lh (' un h n.l St.\IC Lind Tt:'=<-1" Con nollv 6 ltwl .:; ~ u .11 J ltom Pc.thody Mm•.., mad.:: 3~ ~ pcn.:cn t of has thte~.: p01nt sl1011;1 and 8S 7 p~1 c~n l of h1s lr.cc th1 ows last .se.tson to earn I -.pol 1111 lhc Big Eel!'.\ All Rook1c team He took 6 1 pcrcc111 of lm lteld gu.tl dll-..:!llpts hom b~,;hanU the \1( llhH..k 6-l ul 16S ;111d .n~: t l~~:d II pomts Ill 26 m 1nutn pc.:1 g.nn~ I CHILD'S NAME(S) & AGE(S): I I 'III & I i~~Phone I I PARENTS' NAME: CITY I ; 0 No STATE The Above lnforniatton Wtll Be Used In Ad ... Submitted By • I IIL..::. ' L;-:-----------------------:-:-:-;::-;-~;-~-3-~-~~~~~ . ---· -•• ' • I I '1 �• Pilge 6 • The Dally Sentinel The Daily _ S entinel • Page 7 "!'uuday, July 6,1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 70 . . aggressive neighbors dinner or visi~ but she won' t give up. She is driving me al1solutely crazy. Any suggestions? - SACRAMEN- landers Ana Landers: I am a single woman with grown children who live away from home. A few years .ago, I moved into a small hi>use close to · where I work. "The neighbor across the sirect, a single parent. has chosen to "adopl'' me as her friend. It has become a nightmare. Every night, when my car pulls into the driveway, the phone Slans to ring . It's my neighbor. saying. "'I knqw you just walked in the door; hut.. . "On weekend mornings, as soon as I turn on the lights in the kitchGn, she phones and says. "'I know • ., you just woke up, but... "'!£ I invite COI1lpany over, she calls the nex1 day and asks. "Who was at your place last night''" · · 1 feel :;;f there is a surveillance camera following my every move. .. This woman is making me paranoid. I know it's difficult to be a single parenL and I am sorry for her, but I fee I as if she's alway s.in my face. I work over 50 hours a week. and my free time i~ a treasure .. ( do not want to spend 11' listening to . her non-stop chatter. I have tried to I be polite in turning down her invitations lO have DEAR SAC.: Some people believe they ""' giYing a polite "No, thank you." but they are really saying, "'Maybe. Ask me again. ~ Arc you one of those'' "The best way to deal with" your lonely, aggressive neighbor is to tell her your life is e xtremely busy but you will call her if .Orne spare · time should happen to open up. Repeat the. resi>onse word for word, and eveniually, she will get the message. . Dear Ann Landers: Please help me before il is too late. TwQ years ago, my infant son died. That day, a pan of me died, too. and I can t seem t(> get.it back. Every day is a struggle. I have a 4-ye:ir-old child who is - held at Birchfield family reun1on Henderson C "o mmunity Center The descendants of Sam and M elvina Birchfield he ld a reunion on June 27. at the Hende rson, W.Va. Community Center. Present were Effie Ro~ch , DanicHe. Mark. Brandon and Drew Vansicklt , Pat and Charles Van s1c k le. John and Mindy Vansickle. Clyde and Chris Dempsey and Sonny and Marlene Roach, Sonja and sons. all . of Point Pleasant. W.Va. Howard and Mane Birchfield. and Eugene and Jane~· B>rchticld. all Of Rutland : Russ. Bec ky and Jessica Howell. L a ncaste r: Randv and . Amanda Birchfield. Crown' City: Chuck and Beth Bi n:hfic ld arid .Mildred Birchfield , all of Ari zona; Ron and Drearna Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caldwell. Proctorville. Roy Young, ~ community ,, TO, CALIF The Community Calenda~ is published as a free service to non· profit groups wishing _to announce meetings and special ' events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fU'nd .raisers of any type. Items ~ are printed only as space permits and cannot be guarantee<t -to be print' ed a spe<ific number bf days. . TUESDAY .. ·. CARPENTE.R C_olumbia Towhsh'ip Trustees meeting, 7:30 p.m., fire house. Belle. W~.: .Everett and Charlotte Gr;mt. .Pam' and Shayne Davis and . Roy and Puuli ne Parker. all of Racine; Jean Smith. Charleston. W.Va.: and Jean McCoanl. LucaSville. Gifts were prescntod to Howard Birchfield. oldest man: Effie Roach, oldest woman; Drew Vansickle, youngest; and Mildred Bin:hfie ld, traveled fanhest. . Calendar· . r ' Refreshments will be served. .POMEROY - . Salisbury Township Truslees reg.ular meeting Tues- day. 6:30 p.m. at township hall on Rocksprings Road. , POMEROY .- Meigs County Health Depanment immunization clinic Tuesday, 1-7 p.m. at the Me1igs Multipurpose Center. Children must be accompanied by a parentllegal guardian with immuniza-' tion record . .POMEROY- Artisans meeting Wednesday, 6:30p.m. in the Meigs County Courthouse for local .artisans interested in being a pan of the · Meigs County <Xppalachian Artisan Grant l'foject' For those needing · more infonnation ,- ·or unable to · Diddle at 949auend,-:. call· Justin . 2749. or 992.2895. ~nd .. .' made G&W Plastics and St. At . 7 HOWAlD s..pply Tuppers Plains. OH 7 40.985-3813 JONES' Culverts: 4" - 48" in stock TREE SERVICE I .· 985·3561 • we service all makes • Used AppUances • ,, ·alfrf. 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Sunday edition · 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition -1 0:00 a.m. Saturitey. Ju,Jy 9th , 10th , 4 70 LeGrande Boulevard , Longaberger Baskets. ShHiey ArroWoods . 3 Famili es Yara Sale July 8th, 9th,. 9 .00AM · 5 OOPm . 112 M1la Out 01 Center~·lle On State Al e 279. There A.re Clolt"les Frm Baby To AClul t, Wa~her , Dryer . W<it e rbed And Much More! Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Equ 1pment Cleaned & Degreasea 38782 Sumner Road ' ' EMPLOYME NT Caii98S·3831 INC. · ·s2o w. Malmst. - Call 992·2155 a_nd Speak With Dave Har.ris-Ext. 104 or Kathy Williamson-Ext. 105- Free Estimates 6 21 tmo. .. ·. . Sentinel In Mid-July. .Many stories and pfiotograpfis of significant events relating to tfie fiistt/ry and development of 'Rutland will be featured in tfie publication . If you prefer an alternative to regular advertising copy, perfiaps you mig fit consider an fiistoric account and pfiotograpfis of your business . We will be fiappy to qssist you in designing an ad. 740-985·4180 Complete Line Of 4-H Feed & Sh~w Supplies And SuUivan Show SupRlies AGSEKVJCEU Council regular meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m. at the municipal build- . oE INTER IOR , Bef<;>re 6 pm leave message. After 6 pm SHADE _RIVER AG SERVICE SHADE RIVER ' POMEROY- Pomeroy Village Help Us Celebrate The :aooth , AnniversarY Rutland. A Special Souvenir Edition Wdl B~ Included In The 740·742·8015 . 877·353·7022 . Phone (740) 593-6671 &ex8fose equ() 80 25 yrs·exper. No Embarrassment ... You're Treated with Respect! t- · Call for details lni5C Connection WORRYING!!! Stop In And See •. Steve Riffle Sales: Representative . l:arry Schey " Large Mov1ng Sa le July 5 1~r!l ... -· . 10th 151 House on Slane Lane. Gafhpohs Ferry lots ol cioth•ng. furMur&. 1oys, too ls All k~nds of Concrete No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy . ---,....,.....:...,....,.-..~ Your parts • Will deliver Ri Rd., Lon Bottom, Ohio 51645 Bi Pt. Pleasant & Vicinity (7401 992·3131 Rapo • Divorced THE MIN . APPLIANCE . tttl'r-1 ~ 211/r-. T(J)/<, . Land Clearing & Gra ding Sf'ptit' S y.,,.,,.. & V tilitie• CIEDI'r Ken Y01119 F-Owler of KEN'S APPUANC£ SERVIa Now (740 742-8888 Chester ancl Meigs County, will be The annual Albert and Eliza Hill Chester Courthouse. including a held. and local artisans. Activities will he limited to one family reunion was held rece,ntly at day this year, a.:cording to Pat bl~cksmith , will demonstrate their Star Mill Park in Racine. Attending were Billy Hill. Sr., Holter of the Chester/Shade H istor- crafts~ Danny Roush. an arrowhead and Ruth Hill; lim Hill ; Debbie icaJ Association. whic~ , sponsors · ·expert, will also be on hand. In the academy building, ne.t ·Hill; Jeremy Hill ; Jessica Hill ; Jeff the activities. · .: , The Ohio Harmonica Contest door to the courthouse. J:larry Bai- Hill; Tammy Hill. will be held in conjunction with the ley will displ_ay his coll'ection of . Jordan Hill; Kevin Hill; Nick day 's events. as will an historic antique radios. The radios will be Buck; Linda Hill; David Hill. ghost w~lk.featuring actors in peri- hooked up and operational. Perry Hill ; Bot)~• Hill; Mallory Local entertainers have been H1ll; len H•ll; Seth Hill , B1lly Hill, od costumes, telling historic anec, dotes from the community 's histo- · invited· to perform, and the Chester Jr. ... ry. The Riverbend Arts Council will Volunteer Fire Department , will · Vicki Hill; Entia Hill; Larry Turhold an ait show in. lh~ Chester hold a· fish fry ~~ 5 p.rn. Hoi dogs. ley; Linda Turley ; Harold Roush; barbecue sandwiches, homemade Nomlan Roush ; Janet Roush; Garen .1 CourthoUse, where air conditioning was recently installed. The court- ice cream. pies and cakes will also Roush; Bob f'uler; Nadine Euler, house will also be the site of a dis- be served. and Mike Euler. The evening's program will conplay of historic ani facts. Betty MilAlso attending were Kenny Ryan hoan and Dale C?lburn will present clude with the tradition~! illumina- ·and _. Rosemary Hill Ryan, "Know Your Roots," a _genealogy tion.ceremony. ' Charleston, W.Va. & Backhoe St"n-irf'• BouS<.' & Trail.r Sit.~ "I'M -B ACK'' I :00pm Fridoy. J' Bulldo~r (740) 843-1252 ' 2 ,.. MeUM Js 53560 S. R 338 Po11Jand; Ohio A & D Auto Up o stery - P us, Inc · Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners, tJ:uck tarps, convertible & vtnyl tops. Four wheeler seats, 'motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon - Frl 8:30 - 5:00 · · 'Over 40 yrs experience d•y betor• lhe •d Is lo run. • Sund•y I llond•J ed ition· : EICIVIDI& CO. 8" GniYelless l.eo!h 100' -1000' Rolb 1" &3/4" 2001 Water line FuD hne of Gas Pipe &Regulators Water Storage Tanks Mon.· Fri. 9:00 to 4: .. . ..... A I ,,, ' ... Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 Ches,er/Shade Day set for.July 17 Hill family held ' reunion at · Plans are ·being finali~ed for the prograin. in the courthouse . A parade ·and hislory time line, annual Chester/Shade Day. to be held on July 17 in and around the ·depiciing events in the history of Star Mill Park a team captains' me.et- . ship 'Board of Trus rcc s me eting ing will be held pri or to the meet1 n~ ·wedne sday. 6:30 p.m. at · the -, P~ ge v ille Town Hall. u '6 p.m. • . •' "'": MI\)l:JLEPORT - Miildleport POMEROY - . Meig< County Masonic Lodge 363 F&AM regular Commissioners·, regular meeting. meeting Tuesday, 7:30 . p.m. "3 :30p.m., courthouse chambers. hOme . .•.• AN Y•rd SaNs 11.,.1 Be P.a.t bt • ...,_._ DeedMnr. t:aa,. t1w , FEARFUL IN HOUSTON DEAR · HOUSTON: The uuth will set you free. Tell your hustJanc! about your in<liscrWoil, and beg his forgiveness. I'm belting he will forgive you. Granled, a confession has some risks, but it beats living in fear that he might find out. Is life passing you by? Want to improve your social skills? Wrile for Ann Landers' new booklet, "How to Make Friencls and Stop Being Lonely." Send a self addressed. long, business-size envelope ·and a check or money order for $4.25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Fri~. c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 115q Chicago, Ill, 60611-0562. (In Canada, send $5.15.) To find oul more about Ann Landers and read her past col.umns, visit the Creators Syndicate web page at www.creators.com. " . SYRACUSE - Syracuse Board _/ SYRACUSE --,- Syracuse Bo ard. of Public Affairs will meet Tuesday. of Public Affairs meeting Tuesday. FRIDAY ·MJDDl:EPORT .:__ A Southern 7 p.m. at village hall due to the 7 p.m. at village hall . gospel music concert featuring the Independence Day holiday. POMEROY - Fraternal Order Dove Brothers Quartet from TenALFRED - Orange Township of Eagles Auxiliary meeting Tues- nessee will be held Friday, 7 p.m. al ' the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Truslees regular meeting following day, 7:30p.m, budget hearing Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. " Churoh. Doors open al 6 p.m. All WEDNESDAY . ;; , welcome. . at the home of Clerk Osie Follrod. ALFRED - Olive Townshlp ' POMEROY - ..Board of Direc- Board of Trustees budget hearing rors of the Meigs County Unit of the followed by regular meeting American Cancer Society will meet Wednesday, 7:30p.m. at the town· on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Meigs ship garage on Joppa Road. County Library Conference Room. The Relay for Life will be dis- . /' PAGEV!LLE - Scipio Towncussed, :rau are band who is so understanding. When you get your life under control, you ·might consider having another child. Please clieck thi~ OUI with the doctor, and good luck to you. Dear Ann Landen: I am married to a fine man. We have 1wo wonderful children. I have a beautiful and a'great carur, but I am not happy. Two years ago, I had an affair. ! was going throt!gh some turmoil at home·and the mistake of 1uming to another man. I broke it off after several months. , Unfortunately. I can't gel the olher man out of my life. He still calls and insists on seeing me again . I am scared to death he will confront my husband and tell him about our affair. I'm afraid ~y husband would leave me 1f he ever found out . I am desperate. Please advise me.-- GUILTY AND ·, mg. of often the only thing that kttps me going. My husband and I have been married for severY years, but I have no feelings for him. He is a wonderful father and husband. but I am empty inside and have told him so. He says he still loves me. He has offered to sell oui bouse an~het us up .in separate apartments, but I don' t. know. if that's fair to him. ' I neter wanted, nor . have I asked for a · divon:e, arid I can't decide what Ill do. Please give me some advice. -JANE IN WISCONSIN DEAR JANE: suffering from clinical .depression,. lf you are not in counseling. I recommend it and it should be with a psychiatrist, who can put you on medication •and prescribe the dosage. A psychologist cannot do this. You are fortunate to have a hi.s- Pcwi861UJ, Middleport & VIcinity Fnday, 7f9 & Sal. 7110, 9am-4pm, go 11'2 m1 1e past Pomeroy C1ly L1m1tS on Old Rou1e 7. turn at the Me1gs golf course stgn onto wm ·s H1ll Ad go up the h!ll & through the golf course, sale tS 1 mde lrom lhe goll course, watch for stgns, manual lreadrrull, gun cabane!, fur · nllure. collecllbles. diShes. boy's c1oth1ng. toys & more Driver s: F,r&e 3 ·Wee k C OL Tramlng Earn $26 ·$32,0 00 / 1.st .Yr W / Full Benefits . No EKp. Need ed . P A M Transport Spe· c1al C all Toll Free 1·8 77-;::. J Q. 6002 S.un -Fn , 7 A. .M -7 P.M WWN pamlransport.com Early Intervention Pa.renl Coer~· nator. Pan: Time To Prov ide Sup· port Servtces To Parents Of lnl· ari ts /Todd lers W1th 0 1sabilit1es T his W ill Include Pa rent Educa · ' 11on. Persoflal Contacls And Link"· age W1th Omer Resource::; Qua l i!1Cat10ns. To Be Wlilmg To Obtaln Knowledge. About Laws, Parents R 1ghts And Procedural Sale · gu ards Relatea To Early In te r· ventiOn. Parent O f A Chlld With ,A Disab1li ty In Gallia County. Ab1lify To ElfectJ'IIely Commumca te Wtrh Fam ilies A.nd Are Pro fe SSIOnal~. P lease Sen? ~esume By July .9 To Galha County Early lnterve PI · hOn P 0 . Bo• 943 , GallipOlis , 0H 4 5631 Housekeeper For Otsabled Practicing Columbus Allorney ( Plus Teenagers) . live- l n. Cooltmg Cleanmg , Laundry, Turn i ng At • Ntght Salarv. Room, Board . 61 -t · • 267~5354 I t �W- 220 Money to Loan • Thornton G r -. 740-247· .C33-I need tomato picllers. ages 15 & up, $5 15 per hr;u. ....... Trucldng ~ Sootong Ollllitlecl Trucl< Dri..,s Good JrW Send Reoumo 1ik Drhef. P.O. Boll WilDliFE JOBS To $21 60 IHR l J'N POSmOH ~ """ •W'tal •• center 11 now accep~­ TENANCE. PARI< RANGERS. NO EKP NEEDED. FOR APP. AND 7 DAYS Ids. me 150 ./ Schools Ell1.4320 FREE MONE Y' It's Tr ue Never Repay Guaranteed SSOO • EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· $50.000 Del>1 ConsoldabOn, Per· sonal Needs Busmess 1·800 - Masters . Doctorate. By Com~· spon<lon<;o Basad Upon Pnor Educaoon And Shorl Study Course For FREE In formation Booklet Phone CAMBRIDGE SU.TE UNIVERSITY 1-800-964-8316 Musw:i.ans- loolung lor guitanst. -10d0-ondharrnonies tor - .... """"'Y· John. 180 Wanted To Do - Approved Master Ltcensed Electnc•an. WV025956. Fr ee Esh· mates lor Restdenhal Serv1c es 740 ~6212 . 7 . . _ To Sellwon. 74(). 446-3358 ' Need Someone To Slay W1th Gentleman. No Lifting Required Help! Up 304-67~ 1957 POstal Jobs to $18 35/ Hr . Inc Benefits , No Expenance For App. and Exam Info Call 1·800· RECEIVING PAYMENTS? In· vestor Pays CASH NOW For Your Seller Fmanced Mortgage , Real Estate Contract, Insurance An nu1ty Htghesl Prw:es Free Quotes Why Wait? Call Fl teh 1· oars l!ls.tnc 230 7117 SIGNS: Portllble Signa wltetterl $27S.31t. Free Dollvert- 1 - ' 533-3453:-:: I ' Will do ali types ol patnt•ng, mienor and eKtenor Can do new addand remoelellng Also Will do yard worl< 740-992 7950 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR FINANCIAL Frick ·Gallagher Manulactunng C0"1J80)', A Leadmg Manulactur· er In Wellston, OhiO Is S&ektng A 21 0 FntSI\ift P - n ~ R""'"""""ts In ConfMlfillce Gallagller Mig Co PO Box 227 201 Soulh Midlrgan A"'""" .. Friel< WeiS10in, OhiD 45692-0227 . Attn H R Manager ' Equal Opportunity Emplover ~ Scenic fUlls Nursing Center Is Currently Seeking P.eople Would like To Attt~nd , Classes For Employment Scenic Hills, In Ail Our Depart rhents. It Interested Come hi Per· son To Obtain An Appltcation At 311 Buckridge Road, Btdwell No Phoi'te Calls Please! Security Guards· muSt be able W won any Shift indl.lding most wee- kendc Must •have clean pollee record, good work history, relrable transpor1at1on, vahd driver' s II· cense, home phone and must hav8 black steel 1oe safely stloei. Pay starls.al $6 00 per hour. 32·40 hours per wee~ Call 7.ot0·669·2874 Monday· Friday, >- 8am-4pm fof' appointment SIGN-ON BONUS OF $500 FDA ANRocksprings POSITIONAehabltttaON 11·7 SHIFT tton Center, a skilled and inlermad•ate facUlty of 100 beds. ha:; an Immediate opening for the right candldala We have an excellent beneftt package, 401K and com1 petiUve &alary Thts IS an excel t lent opportunity to become part of a sltble nursing leam that has a compltance hlstor~ of excellent sur.-eys and care tssues Submil your aPJ)Rcatlon to 36759 Roc.k· springs Ad , Pomeroy. Ohto 45769 Or call tarot Greening, DON at 740. 992-6606 Smail Famity OWned Trucktng Co Needs Experienced OTR Drivers lata Model Peterbu!lts. Health Ins .. Fie111lble Time Otr. Lois or Mtles (Class A c6u1 Yr) AATIC COASTAL TRANSPORTS lNC 1· 600-654-0528. The 'Southern local School Dis· trict has ,lhe teaching posttion of H1gh SchOol MathiEnghSh avati· aj>le for the 1999·2000 school year. Also, the supplemental po· sllrons of athletic aireclor. varsrty volleyball coach, and varsity soft ball coach are a\lailable All suppiemenlal applicants must pos· sass or acQuire a sports medl· cine cerllticale and a CPR card Phone 7-40·9 49 • 2669 for further klformatlon Please send Inquiries to Mr. James Lawrence Supet'ln· tendent. Southern Local Schools, Box 176, Ractna , Ohio 4577 1 SLSO Is .an Equal Opportumly Ef11)1orer T'uck Driver For local Area , Must Have Class B With ,Hazmat & Tank Endorsements, Good Pay, aeneritS. Weekends 6 Mlljo' Holi· days Off, Sand Replies To CLA 477 c/o Gallipolis Cally Tribuna, 825 Third Avenue, Ga11ipolls. OH 45631 Wlldlile Jobs to $21 60/Hr -Inc Benefits. Game Watdens. Secur· lty, Maln1enance , ParkRangers , No exp needed For App and Exam/tnfo Call 1·800 · 813· 3545,Exl 8627, 8AM·9PM, 70ays f<ls inc Business Opportunity . , INOTICE1 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHINIO-CO Have A Y•ars Manufacturing, Superv1sory And 3 Years - - E.qJeflenca. Frick Gallagher Offers Compel! tive Compensation A.nd E111cep 110nal Employee Benefits For lm· mediate Consideration P!!~~:: Send Resume, Including ~ Thrs newspaper wrll not knowmgly accepl adven1sements for real estate whech •s m vJOiatlon of the law Our readers are hefeb~ tnformed that all dwell1ngs advertised m th1s newspaper are available on an. equal opportunity bas1s 1, W11l do House Cleamng Have References and ExOenenee l {740)·3$8-8421 or {7~ 0) · 446· 2646, Leave Message EOE, REAL ESTATE recommends that you do bust· ness wrtn people ~ou know and NOT 10 send money through the miitl unttl you have Investigated the ottenng 1 310 H~mes for Sale 1995 4br. 3bath. w fireplace 16x20 deck, 9x20 Iron! porch, secluded on 7 72 acr must sell $65 000 00 740-379-2643 I ADULT INTE.t;INET Prepaid Access Cards Hot Item! 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BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Good used downllow 110.000 BTU natural gas forced air lu(· ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive from S279 10 $358 Walk to sMp & movies,;;.11Call 740·446-2568 Equal ~ Opportunil)'. """"· cal740-992·2974 GOT A CAMPGROUND MEM· BERSHIP OR TIMESHARE? Wo'll New Bank repos only 2 lett we finance can :J(M..J22.7148 Single Parents P,ogram S-499 Down. Llmtted Offer Call for dt· Chnsly's Family Lrvlng, apart· ments , Mme & trarler rentals , 740-992-•514 apartments avail- taiiS.I304)75H191 To E-..eryona: Galha . Mason. Mergs Area . Slop By. See Pete Pedl: -View O{Jr Beautiful Homes Auto Zone, GallipOliS. 740446-3093. • - · tumishod & oofl.mislled All Electnc, I Per· sons , No Grass To Mow No Lawn, Firsl Floor, For An Ap· polntmenl To Vtew, Phont 740· •446-9539 Flepo Doublewrda Save Thou· sandS' 1-800-383-6862 33o Farms for Sale GraciOus lwmg · 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and R1verside Aparlments In Middle:. port From $249-$373 Call 740· 992· 5064 Equal Housing Oppor- tuni1leS Two bedroom bnck home with full basement, two story lwo car ga· rage corner lo t in Middleport 74Q-992·2333 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 1980 14x65 Bueldy' by Skyline , 2 bedroom stove relrrgeralor underpmmng , new atr conel iiiOner, 011 SR 1-41. West Galha County, Lots Of Meadow, \Yith New Sheds /Barns And Fencing Ready For An11nals Lots of Road Frontage FREE MONEY I IIs True Never Repay Guaranteed $5 00 $50,000 For Oebl Consoltdatmn. Personal Needs , Medtcai Btlls. Educalion & Business Call Toll· 1988 Redmond DanVIlle 14x70 Also Has EKpando, Very Nice Must Sell! Ask1ng $14 000, 740 Froe 1 80().724-6047 (24 H") 366·8335 Ro~uce~ Monthly Payments 20 -50% Save Thousands Of Dollars In Interest Non-Profit TCC 800-758-3844 1996 Clayton 1611180 A C , 3BA, Ntce Take Over Pa~ments, $292 (304)675-8165 VISA CARD Guaranteed Approval • No Credit Check D%APR Ae· (lulfen'lents 18+ US Citizen Have Checking Accounl Phone Appro1·800 -73 7·0073 Issued By Bank, SlC UT 460 Space for Rent Mobile home site available bet· ween Athens and P'omeroy, call 740-385-4367 5ACRES MERCHA NDI SE Near Vmton, SR 325, 7 Miles Past Oa!1V'IIe 15 M1ies From Rio Grande Perfect Home Slta ty Water On Paved Road Ntce Netghborhood \Qnly $10,500. $1,000 Down. Land Contract No Slnglewldes Anthony land Co , 51 0 Household Goods At' Conchtioners Used Different Sizes, Guarar~teadl 740-886- LTD 1-80().213-8365 0047 BUILDING LOTS FOR SAlE -Applla.nceS Reconelllioned Washers, Dryers, Ranges. Retrigralors, 90 Day Guarantee! French Ctty Maytag. 740-4467795 ' Water ~~tnd Eleclric Ready For Hook-Up. Nice Lota. $6,000.00 Each. Cell30-t-n3-51116. 360 1304)88~121 Twtn FIIWJS Tower now acceptmg applications lor 18R HUD sub· sldlzed apt tOt elderly and hand· !capped EOH 304-67!HI679 20ACRES Real Estate Wanted GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dr~ers refngerators. ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Street, Call 740·446·7398, 1·888-818.()128 We Buy Land 30 -500 Acres. We Pay Cash 1-800-213· 8365, Anttlony Land Co Mollohan Carpet, Room S1ze Car· pets Drive·a·Littie Save a LoU 202 Clark Chapel Road, Porler, RENTALS 1740)-388-0173, 1740)..041;.?444 Houses for Rent 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths, House For New And Used Furni1ure Store Below Holiday Inn, Kanauga Beds, Chests. Couches Tables, Muc'h Morel Stop And See Us 740.446-4782 Tired Of Going To The laundry Mat? Call Me For A Free Washer & Dryer, 1· 800·383-6862 Rent, $300/Mo., 1-800-383-6862 3 Bedrooms wltn Basemen! 3 Blocks Umversity Rio G'ande. l3251Mo. Plus Deposrt, No Pets, 740-388·9946 • Used Fur.m tu'e fAppl1ances Off 8ulavllle Pike On Keeler .Road, 740·446 ·4039, 740·446-1004 Call Any ~Time, Johnson's Used Furniture. 4 Bedrooms, Ail Eloctric' AIC $500/Mo Plus Deposit 740.367· 7802 530 2 or 3 b~room neuse In oy riice big yard and trees, no In stde pets $400 month piUs de· POStt, will consider sellng on ~ith references, 740-698 · j'::.! -,---------,-1 · Clean nice 2 br basemenl/ga · rage. ref /dep no PftiS 304-675· 5162 AntiqUes Buy or sell . Riverine Antiques, 1 124 E Main Street, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Hours M T W 10·00 am to 6 00 p m.• Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 740·992·2526 Russ Moore owner House In Clly Gallipolis 3 Bed· rooms, EJttra Clean, Outel Ne.gh· 600 420 Mobile Homes tor Rent 540 Miscellaneous Marchandlse 12) STEEL BUILDINGS Fac1ory Ltqutdation 40x3o Was $9,970, Sell $3,470 50x75 Was $.19,600, ",900. Soli 8()().388-5314, Doug . 'HOST FAMI\.IES NEEDEDIII' ttxcl'lange Stui18nls From Germa· rrJ, Japan. England, Franca, Russta, Braztl. Students Arrive In Au1411170 two bedroom, total electric 12x60 two bedroom, lotal eleclnc, gust To Attend Local High S250 month plus $150 deposit, nO SchoOls For Furlher lnformalion; 1-801).7~963. pets, 740-742·2714 ... _ '2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes a1r cond lltOned , $260· $300, sewer wa1er and trash Included, 740· 992 2167 2 Bedrooms, $325/Mo , + Ulll1ttes, No Pets Central Air, 740·446· 4313 70K14 2 Bedrooms. D1nette wwcarpat, Very Nice, Gallipolis 740-446-2003, 740-446-1409 Very Clean. 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Water And Trash Pa1d, Bulavllle Pike 740· 388-1100 440 Apartmants for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments , furnrsner:l and unfurniShed securuy depos11 requued , no pets 740- 992·2218 1 Bedroom Apartment, Stove & Aegrrgerator Included, 740 -446 - 2583 1 Bedroom Apt $275 month , utilities paid 706 Viand Street, PI Pleasant, WV 1304)736·5554. 1 BA A/C, Near Holzer, 1st Monlh Free With 1 Yr Lease, Quiet Location , No Pal&, $279/ Mo, Plus Ulllllres 740-446-2957 48R, 2BA $499 Down As sume Payments of $239 mo (304)755· 5560 capped EOH Great For RecreatiOn fHunling, wooded Wltn Road To Wayne National Forest Make Me A Oeal' 5% Down land Contract W1th Approved Credtt Free Maps h800-213-8365 $9 500, 74Q-949·2<!52 1985 2 Bdrms CIA New Carpel Furnace, Underptnn tn g 2 Decks immed tate Posesstonl 740·446· 4793 Bend Place accepllng appllcafloos now lor 1BR HUD SubSidized apt. for elderly & handi· 15ACRES HORSES ARE WELCOME Three bedroom hOme in Chester, tlpdates, new furnace references and deposit, 614-501·8339 after 740·367-7000 $$$ 0VERDUE BilLSII 1 Consoh· date Oebts1 Same Day Approval NO APPLiCATION FEESII 1·800· 863-9006 Ext 936 "Member Bettar Busmess Bureau· www help· pay·bilts,com $FREE CASH NOW$ From wea 1luy • F 11 M amr es Unloadtng ti· lions Of Dollars To Help M101m1ze T~o~Taxes Write 1mmed1a1e1v WIN FAllS, 847-A SECOND AVE UE SUITE 135 0 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 NeWer Stmpliclty mower 36 • cut, excellent condiiiOn , 975 , 740 • 992-J28S R~ver 1 Room & Bath Across From Cot !ega , $200/Mo, Ali Uhhlles Patd 888-840.Q521 11• DlrecTV Satellite Syatema· $69 oo, $1 oo ot tree progmmmmg Limited lime offer, call 1 -800-779~ ,8194 s Noni!trak Wslk ~~l~~~~[~~~~~~J . 1 1 g:;~ ~allon 1 Child Craft Oak Ch»d $75 00, 1 Smilh "tYPewnter$40000BO 740-441~ Rapid Wo•ght loasl FEN·PHEN Alternatrve Combination 1OD% sare Only $24 95 Buy 2 Get 1 Freel Lose 3-5 Pounds A Week As Seen On TV Cella sene, H· Vlagra Also Available Call united Pharmaceuticals Now For Into 1· 800·733·3288 COD'S /Pre-pay I Major Credit Cards. Two Bassalt WoOd Enit Tables. Cotfee Tabla, Matching Wood Table Lamps, Consote Humtd1fler And Two Upholstered Kitctten StOOls, 740-446-4274 Used Dell Compuler For Sale, Windows B. 1, 5 Years Old. tn· eludes Harddrlve, keyboatd & Momtor, $200 FOt More l~orma­ aon, Call :J0.1..n~1 Used FIIOidane Air Conditioner, 8200 BTU's E~cellenl Condition, 740-379-9110 t-.lo Sunelay Calls Ples6e Discount Mobile Home Pans & Suppty Hug~ Inventory Vrnyl Skirt•ng Klls $299 95, 5 Gal· lon Aluminum Fibered Roof Paint $25 21 5 Gal While Roof Painl S57 69, Anchors $5 Doors & Windows , Gas & Electric Water Heaters, Plumbing 4 Electrical Pa ris lnrenharm. Miller & Cole · man Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps BanneU' s Mobrle Home Supply, 740·446·9416 Gali•polls, Ohk> ' 740-446·3na 1996 Honda Shadow A C ! Cruiw, Ellcoii Cond , lOIS Of Ex· ""' $6,500 00.•7~17~ ~' ' • 1996 Yamaha Banshee. Excel· le-nt Condition Must Sell Make c~~>ro~1se. co~ ~T':) .... ~Lt:,T~~~.., for Sale ,QUr-..Lii'\' ~ r-.. ~~bl'i.~ ~II Mll.l::>IN 7 15Ft Tri-Haul wf85 H P Seats 6 Old Motbrcych,.s, Motorscoolers, Molor,cooter Parts (Cushman preferred). Contact D. Mitchell, 5568 80ih PI No Pinellas Park, Real Nice Boat. -1304)67!;-5091 FL33781, n7-464-7408, Call Allsr 6PM 1304)882·2243 630 1998. 2-4Ft. Pontoon Boat, w1th Trailer Exc81)ent Condition Ca- For &Bio- 1\onies, $500 & up, 740- 742·3033 Auto Parts & Tobacco Plants For Sale (304)895·3740 Oanny Dewhurs1 New gas tanks & body paris o & A Auto. Atpley, WI/. (304)372· Washer $95 00; Dryer, $95 OD, Electric Range $95 00, Hot P01nt Relngerator $95 00, Roper Wash· er And Dryer Set $3DD 00, 90 Da~ Warranty, Kenmo1e WID Set $400.00. Upright Freezer $300.00, New Compressor, 1 Ye8r warranty, Whirlpool AJ~ ~4,000 BTU, $250 00 Skaggs Appilanc· es. 76 Vtne St • Gallipolis. 740· 446-7398 790 Sal!~ $500 CARS FRDII $500111 Buy Pollee lmpoul'lds & Repos For Listings CAll NOW! 1-800·319· 33231<2156 Waterline Spec:1al 3!4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100, 1' 200 PSI $37 00 P.er 100, All Brass Com· pression Fltllngs In Slodl RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacl<son, Ohro. 1-8()().537·9528 Western Saddle Wlth Pad And Brida, $15(], 740-256 9364 Whirlpool Window Air Condlllon· er For Sate 5000 BTU LOOkS and Works Good $tOO (304)675· 4331. Y2K FOOD STORAGE MADE EASY11 Feed 'w'OI,JFI Family For ONLY 89 Cents A Meal. Oeh· clous Tasting Emergency Food Supplies, Immediate Delivery Call NOW For FREE Calalog • 800· 33().8002 550 • Building Supplies • Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows. lintels, etc Claude Winters, Rio Grande. OH Call 740-245· 5121 '94 white Grand Prix SE Coupe, $6700. 740,992·2939 IMPOUNDS Honda s Toyota's, Chevys Jeeps, And Sport UtUi· lies 8C)().n2-7470 EXT.. _ 7832 Pete for Sale ; • AKC Lab Puppies, Very LQveable & Friendly, 740-367o.Q659 AKC male Collie, sable & while, normal eves. yaung adult, $200. 740-696-1 085 AKC Mala'Yorkie Puppies S300 each . Had 1st shots & wormed. 379-2836 AKC Registered Yellow Lab Pups, Shots & Wormed, Ready 41h Of 1970 Pontiac lemans With 350 Rocket Motor. S600, Call After 5, 304-675·5612 ) 11180 ·1990CAAS FROM $5011 Pollee Impounds And Tu Aepo's. For Listmgs Call 1·800· 319-332l e" 4420 2778 On~ 446-4257, Aftar 6 PM. Australian shepherd puppjes 6 weeks old Resdy lo go July 15th. Come reserve your puppy! 740- 742·3304 Fish , Birds. Ponct Supplies Sun 1·4PM, Mon ·Sat. \ 1AM· 6PM Fish Tank/Pat Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue/Point Pleasant {304)675·2063 1968 Ford Tempo, 4 qyt auto, body gooa cond runs exc. 304· 1989 llncotn Town Car, AJC. PS. PB. Rllns Good, Looks j3oodl Asking S3.oqo, 740-367-7480 1990 Cougar high mlles, runs groat, toOks good, y:a, $2100, 740-949·2836 or 740;949·2045 1992 Mercury Granda Marquis LS, Good Cond , 59,000 Miles, 1 Owner, loaded 740-446-7452 1993 Oldsmobrle CUtlass Supreme SL 3 1 V·6, 1.24000 miles. $5,300 (304)675·3954 1994 Geo Prizm, Auto Atr Sun Roof, 72,000 tnlles Excellent Condition {304)675·2039 $5495 Car 1995 Neon 73 ooo Mtles, $3 900, 1990 Grand Am. New Molor $1,800, 741).446-7278 1998 Pont ia({ Trans Am, Fully loaded! Price Reduced lo $22,500 00 Great Graduation Glttil 1740)-446-4548 FACTORY WHEELS, Alloy, Rally, Steel Buy, Sell Acker Wheel 1· 800-994 -3357 Worlds Most Comptete Inventory www ackar· wheel com 3188 Wl'lat' s So Different About The Complele Information HAPPY JACK 3X FlEA COL· IT WQAKS! A~;talnst E.I.UJi , Jkki. & MIW Wllbaut Systemic Poisoning JD NORTH PRODUCE 140·446·1933, {www haPPYJacklnc comI 888· 4TWEEKS {489·3357 ) For Sr lzed Cars From $5001 Sporl Lu111ury. & Econ omy Cars. TruCks 41(4 's Ullltty & More For Current liStings Can 1·800·311 ·5048 EKt 1183 • ~SIIIENT • heraldry 54 Playwright:. .. Belli ' IIHIG . I(GJPML Liv ingston' s Basement Water Proofing, all basement repairs done. tree est1mates , lifetime guarantee. 12yrs on job exparl· ence (30o4)895-3687 M&R 1 Ge neral Contracting & Eleclrtc , Carpentry. Porches, Trailer Sat-Ups, 1\nd Air Condl· tlonmg Also, Ma intenance, 740- 441-0193 Rainbow Bullde,. BUild new or repair old , no job too small or large Major credit cards . tWV029582 Call t304)458-1049 BP 1528·8092 840 Electrical and Refrigeration JUUPGC MLG ,1.. r\ R MLG r\R MHGGC 'T. UJMHAKE 1786 f A AM - NHKLJHX StKLJRJR . attention. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you're anx:1ous 10 make a good deal today, check out strangers and not JUS! fnends there's a posstbility your best oflcr could come from an unknown source Cancer, treat yourself to a bt~hday gtft. Send the requ1red refund form and for your Astro-Graph predtctions for the year ahead by matltng $2 and selfaddressed stamped envelope toAstro· Graph, clo lhiS newspaper, P.O Box · 1758, Murray Hill Statton , New York , NY 10156 Be sure. lo state LEO (July 23-'Aug 2ll \Vhat you say today wtl! be duly noted by persons who could have some mfluence o ver your career Be extra mmdful of yo ur comm t nts and Judgment call s l ast per sons you w ould want to for mformut1on today. It 's reveal something confiden,lal I low 10 form four simplt ' words OGTROT I I1--rl---r;l! RllEtf ~t"T""""'' . ...,s~j.f'' 5~--,-T--..H_R:...-1 I I I 1 6 '---'-.....J'--..1-..1-"-'~ , "Be not ·stmply good" the college philosophy professor r--:--:-:-~-:--.,.-;.,---, quoted to hts class, " Be good r7;-r~-l.,.IU_HT.I8,..I_,IE_M_,I9,.-II ; -io~~~~:.- ;h~" chuckle quoted . 8 ;e lj PRINT NUMBfR~D LfTTfRS • UNSCRAMBLE ANSWEi FORI • 1 I, 1· 1 I' I' I" ,I' I " I ·1 I I '1 ,I I I · 2 somclhmg mce to say, keep mum ·· LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) A gos· s1py acquamtance m1ght try to draw PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 If you star! looking for faults in others today, you can be sure you'll find them. Don't forget, we all have feet of clay and lhe ta~les can quickly turn you rnlo one of h1s or her mtrigucs loday. Don't take the hait, no matter how lascinaung you tmd the subjecl matter on you ' ' SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nnv 22) Be ARIES(March21-Apni19)Beas mtodful of spendtng dtmes as you are of spending dollars today Small pur- extra cnuunus as UJ whom you go for adv1ce today Should the pcnum 's judgment turn out to he quc ~llonahlc. il could end up hurling you chases could have a way of addmg up to a shockmgly large total when all JS SAGITrARIUS !Nov 23 -Dcc computed 21) Should y o u be entrusted 111 lhs semtnnlc nnpmtant mformauon to Olhers today, rm1kc a note and pomt out all the pcrttncnt facts Somethmg coulll easily get lost m the traoslauon CAPRICORN"(Dec 22-Jnn 19) Small detailS tllrealed mdtflercn11y now could turn out to be a thorn 10 the Iron' s paw laler. This IS espcctally true concerning your commercml affatrs a11h1s lime AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19ilf you lind more to cntl c 1ze than t o TAURUS (Apni20.May 20) Your eye for delatl "exceptionally shbrp today , but you must be careful nor to turn thts mto a negauve by becommg pteky about every htlle thmg you encounter. GEMINI • (May 21 -lune 20) All emp11ng to tnBke log1cal JUdgments today from an em otional perspective usually leads to fmlurc o r dtsappo lntmc nt Although sc •mentalny has lis pla ce, 1t 's not tm an y thmg ]udtcl.ll ' ~ '::~~;~' S©\\.~}A-lGitrs· :::: POLLAN ...:.i,-::..,.,;:__:.:::.~ O R.arrange letters of the four tcrombled words be· on lhe home front could be threat· encd Remember, ""If you don't hove important you do not Inadvertently ,, " .,...----.,.:;;....:= ldltod ~r CLAY R. ·~ . ~ .. pra1se m your mate today, hannony know your bu<mess could subtly ' I.-...L.-..1..-J.-...L.-..1.._J_ by f1ll1ng m the m1umg words ..· you develop from step No J l.elow '(OU'vE WRITTEN . prohe you c: ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "We all g_et heav10r as """ got older because there's lot more tnlormaliOn In our heads. - L A Laker Vlade Dtvac . As the mmor-sutt finesses are • M~G SJCEGM; ASTRO·ORAPH your Zod1ac stgn Re sidential or c ommarr l ~l wiring, new service or repairs ster U· censed eleclrlc tan Ridenour Ele ctrical , WVOOD3D6, 304 675 - . .. / l working even if Soulh ts miSsmg one of those kmgs ( unhkely after hts JUmp to gam_e) , East can .see that hts Side has laken all possible sidc-suH lncks So, he should continue wtth a thtrd top hearl Presumably, South wtll ruff high, ether dummy. and play a trump After wmmng wtlh the ace, Easl leads a fourth hean, promoung hts partner's spade 10 as the setting RNM • 8323 '. 5 .. , Closet- Opera • Blaze· Uncotf ·J3E LIT Wednesday. July 7. 1999 Of equal unportance IO you in Ihe year ah~ad will he both social con cerns and malenal amb1t1ons You'll fare well tf you gtve each theor JUSt ' by Luis Campos c.llbrity Cipher cryptograms n Ct'Uieel rrom QUOIIIiOns btl lamoua peop1t1 past and present E.:h Ieiner 11'1 tlw cipher ttandl tor anoiMir Today's ~ X equals 0 tai>IIShed 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) ' 446.0870, 1·800·287-0576. Rog· C&C General Home Main· tenance - Painting, vinyl siding, carpentry, doors, windows, baths, mobile nome repa1r and more For free estimate call Chat, 7.ot0·992· . CELEBRITY CIPHER Long ago a famous statesman satd that chtlaren are not cups to be filled but fires Ia El.E LIT Appliance Parts A.nd Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· parience AU Work Guaranteed, French C1ty Maytag, 740- 448· 7795 ' ... 52 Dine ' ers Waterproofing .. .. 49 Treetop home $0 Grolled, In ; Oneondltlonal lifetime guarantee. LocaVaferen~es furnished ES· I I 481nter(among others) SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS the • poem 45G-uoJ the earth .. , 47 Novellot'o . need Home Improvement• , WATERPROOFING " • 43 "-Hit Parade" 44 NO(IO SE RVICE S .8111 o>r • galling. NEYER LEAN !JACK TO READ WHAT writer shoufd know ... VIRGO {Aug 2J-Sep1 22) One of I • 9 1996 Dutchman 33 F.t With EX· patldo In Living Room Very Good Condrtion Ready To Go1 7.it0· terior, Needs Engtne Work $250, > classUiedt .. ..• 740-446-4310, 740-446·9322 JUlY 18, 1999 Pors che Swap Meet, 8 AM ·4 PM Tweaks Annual Ewnt Has Moved To New Faellltlas In Erttngham, IL Ca ll CFA Registered Himalayan Kit· tens. 7 Weeks Old, 7 .. 0-446- What a • 'i986 Subaru Gco<j Sody And In- .. ,. 41 Loom bar , , 42 Attention·, , lnc k tnck. 1993 Sandpiper 30' camper, stereo system, microwave, roof air. two bedroom one with tu'\kbeds, balhroom w1th shower and tub, sleeps a peCiplt, asking $7000 firm, excellent condition, 74D-949· 1980 Camara Z -28 Race/Street Car 454 Engme 4 88 Gears Many Exlras $7,000 00 OBO 740·256·1 162 Or 740·256· t275 Ask For Heath Setlous lnqUITies OBO Must Sell Greal Studanl AKC Sheltie puppies. sable & while. trt , sable · maries , vet checked , excellent ped igrees, $350 740-69& 1085 LAR? 1973 Cobra 511'1 Wh8el Trailer, Awnlllg, New Pa1nt, Roof Air, Upholstery, • Everything I Extra Good Condition! 67~3365 560 i~'f1~~~m:sr 19-72 Coachmen 11500 Located At Gallla County Fairgrounds. 740-441-0681 '• 1990 26 Outchm8n can\p.,, M&c· Inc lronl jadl new twin banerles, 20' awrung. TV s•ereo system, microwave rool a~r. four new 6 ply lires $.7500 , 740·742·2228 even· ings • Pass Pass Ci!Shes the heart ace What should he do r1ext? Campers & 740·25S-6061 CARS $100, $500 & UP POLICE. 24=~ 0 Eaat m answer to h1s partner's overcall. \\I InS w1th the heart queen. theh Motor Homes 71 0 Autoa for Pass ·.' 25 Cheat :. 26 Rockllah 28 Thay may b!t spare! . , 29 Thicken (aa . ~ ·· blood) I. East 3933 'or 1·80().273-9329 TRANSPORTATION Small$1ck 23 Egyptian Makaa toea Heaton'a org Rldar'o need Sparit foolishly 31 fllverln Belgium • • 37 Habltuotu·· 38 Thay may li8 In today 's deal. defendmg agamst lour spades. West leads the hearl mne BIG NATE • Acceesorle~ Grain Pass SUit ) (304)n3-5808 650 Seed & Fertilizer 3588 (,0 Felt IT I Pnm Port-a-potty. Fish Tracker, live Well, Marine S1ereo. Life Jackets, & More $11,700 760 Hay & aN! M l'tl\ ~0\ ~ Of T'f\€.1-\ I nopr Top, SOHP Force Motor wrth -~ Reg1stered Angus. abc cow a call pairs, seven 1 & 2 year old h.afq:Hs, SliiCeilent bloodlines, 740- 640 $2.000 Tl\1~ ~'< .)U!>\ c.AAi ,.. 1998 Yamaha GP 760 Jet Ski Livestock Vermin Exiatanca 12 19 21 22 '"'- ' '•. How do you produce a trump pro· · mouon? . You !ead a card through ., , dec!arer when bolh he and your part; ner are dut of thai sun The declarer rs left w1th two losmg opuons: ruff Jow and be overruffed, or ruff htgh and promote a trump tnck for the defender. (Obvtously, you mtght also lead a suil through the dummy when bolh that hand and your partner Sit· tmg over the dummy are vmd of thiS 1 750 Boata & Motors 620 Wanted to Buy Oral Ealdmo knife they can generate an e)(tra trump THE BORN LOSER Ot-! .. ... Olfar (304)882·2429 740-388-0406, July, 740-256-6336 446-6308, 1-80().291 ·0098 1996 Harley DaVISOn 1200 $pol1· ster LOis Of Extrast -4,000 Miles. See The New JOM Dee~a 2DD Senes Sk1d Stee~> Loaders, 7.5% JDC Financing , Carmichael's Farm & Lawn, Inc 1·800·5941111, Gallipolis. We De1Mtr1 7 8 9 10 11 31 r\lrlcon loncl 31 Cllemlcol compound 40 Flnl42 FuMnOI plio We are looking al the ways defenders can turn low trumps into wmners. One of !he most sattsfymg ts through trump promotion If declarer could get m and draw trumps, he wouldn ' l have a loser, but because the defenders are m control, throLJ9h rl $3.800 080 304·6755980 l ~~~~~~~·:a:c~h~3G4~~~2- Pass Ia 2a ence " +, Unsecured Bad !No Credit OK! E\'eryone Welcome' 1-800-285· BIG SCREEN TV. Take On Small Monthly Payments Gooel Credit Required 1-800 718-1657 COOL DOWN 1tiS Polarla SCrambler good cond less than 20 gal gas ran WANT A VISA CARD?? $12,000 AKC Registered Shetlanel Sheep Puppy Known As Shellla 740· Central AM Condttloning Added To Your Furnace Complete Duct Syslmes & Furnaces Heat Pumps Certtl1ed Installer It You Don t Call Us We Both Lose! 740- ,, Budgel Pr~ced Transmissions and Engines All Types Access To Over 1D,OOO Transmrasiona, eve Jolnts, 740-245-56n Breakthroughl11 Lose 10·200 Pounels Easy, Quick Fasl Dramahc Results. 100% Natural. Doctor Recommended. Free samples Call740-441 -1982 Canning Jars For Sale Call 740446-4406 After 7,00 pm ( -9355, Alter 5 PM $2 25 each or aulllx By Phillip A!der Mao Tse-tung, 1aid and wrote some penetratmg thmgs . For exam· pie. "'f.he pohcy of letlmg a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend ts destgned to promot~' the fiounshmg Of the arts and the progress of sct· 19&5 Yamaha V-Max For Sat•. Must See, Asking $3,700. 7.40· 2644 Alter 6 PM , altar 5 00 ::.17.::40::.)-643-.:.:.::..:29::.1.::6i...::. _ _ _~- 992-2800 " 740 . Motorcycletl Square Bales Hay $1.25 Bale 1304)895·3926 AMAZING METABOLISM 92a:t ' Cat·553 Sheep Foot Rolltr· $31,000 Cat· 215 Tract Hoe $31 000 45f1 Parts tratler 11,800. 1611 Trani Box $3,000 2,000 Ga~ lon Water Tank $800 00 427 Chevy Truck Motor.$7!10 DO Mrsc . Steel Beams, P1pe, Vibrating Tamp fits 416 Cat Hoe 16ft Trtnl BoJI $3,000 00 (7A0}-643 &Purposeful More defensive •.. trump prom.o tions crurso, Tilt, PW, $5,200, 740-2.o&- Field c._. 1304J67S.1858. For Sale. N H 213 Baier, M F ay. JET AERATION MOTORS Now Tallmg ApphcaiiOns- 35 West 2 BedrO(If-1 ' TownhOuse Includes Water Apartments Sewage. Trash $315/Mo, 740· 9191 . Ton With 18Ft Cattle Bed 7 t 7 34--aut 35 -cholco sound OFF 1989 Ford BrorKO Eddie Bower. 302, Standard, 69,000 M1le1 Ab', For Sale or Trade 1988 GMC 2· 4 Geologlcol 30 ~Whet Wesl Nortb Opening lead: COOL 1989 4 WD Oulllf With Ulillty Bod, 6 2 Dreoel. Good ModtanioS lludc, 74l>446-4257 Alter 6 PM. Months. Carmicha,.l's Far111 & Lawn. Inc 1·800·594·1111 , Galli· pol$, OH Wa Delivor1 48 WISH IT WOULD $1.20000 740 4~6 8981 4 75% 48 Months, $.5% 60 Ia WHEW H r work (304)675· 2039 080. Must Sel 1982 Chevy Van, Ri!ISed Aoor. Autom ; Ale, CtuiSI!I & Tin Wheel Looks Good , Roos Excellent NH851 , Round Balers. New John Deere Round Balers, Mower Conditioners, 0% 12 MonthS, 2 75% 24 Months, 3 75% 36 Months . Rtlk8. Hal Wagon 740-388 0408 25 Acres or More on Crab Creek il5631 NH47.f, NH469, NH-488 Haybine, nabalance Mower, International can Ron e...... 1-800-537·9528. One bedroom furnished apart~ men1 in Middleport, call740.992· $2,000 J0335, NH630, NH650, MF15e0, www poetry com sOuth Rebuilt engine. Needs some bOdr 32 Aep.i..cl Dejiler: North 1979 CJ7 HardtOil. 3 Speed, 4x4 CredK Approval. JD1219, J0720, 2 Calntlal Sur 3 Cow'ohome K 5 Vulnerable: Neither t977 Chevy 4 WD, For Sale qr ;J;. turno dlvlalon 1-) 33 l'ann bulldlngo 5 Language •AKQ763 • 8 4 2 .• 7 6 2 a 55 1 Part ol a artll a-.ty South aKQJB5 • J 10 •,KJ105 Rllde. For S·l a. 4 WD. Of Eqqat v -. 740-367- 7117 ' June Used Hay Equtpmant Sale· 4 9% Anancin,g WUh John Deert $8,000 In Prizes Possible Publl· cal•on Send One Original Poem 20 LiMs Or less To lnternaltonal library Of Flleoy, 1 Flletry Pia· za Suite- 11135. Owings Mtls, MD 211 t1 Or Enter Online At a A 730 Vane & 4-WDe Tra~tor, $2.495: T035 Deere $3.295, 740-281H1522 INTERESTED IN WRITING PO· ETRY? POETRY CONl"EST deposil and reterences required, 740-992-Q~ 65 446-0008. 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President Pauline Adkins welcomed the members. Devotions were by Mrs. Webster, "Not One to Be Late," and a prayer. "God of Creation." All club members were encouraged to take a moment , to enjoy God's love in creation. : Mrs. Atkins and Eva Robson represented the Rutland · Garden Club at the recent wedding of Duane Weber and Edna Householder. ;~ .. Wildflowers and yarrow picked by Mrs. Donna Jenk • ins, along with a bouquet of roses from tbe garden of the ' late Margaret Belle Weber, were part of the reception arc;a decorations. ._, · Mrs. Atkins represented the Rutland Club at the Gardener's Day Out on June 24. The nower gardens, nurs eries and greenhouses were ·toUred, ·w hich made for an informative day. she said. Mrs., Atkins also reponed that Region II was well represented. · Mrs. Jenkins hasken caring for the !lower beds in Rutland, and they ak doing very well . . Get well cards were signed for club me111bers Joy Combs and Clotine BlackwoOd. The traveling pnzc was furntshed by Marcta Dem son .1 . and won by Ann Webster. .. .. •' ~· -.-f 'The roll call was "I bought a new rose." "S ummer" was the theme for the program. Keeping· Roses Healthy, by Pauline Atkins: Most gener,ally. the old garden roses arc the most dependable and disease resistant. Most rose growers choose the Hybrid Tea Rose. One must rely on sman cultural practices, beneficial insects, disease-causing insects and bacteria to he"alen ed to, and good organic control Ia have a beautiful rose • ' . garden. . When choosing the roses, choose tough diseaseresi_stan.i; plants, proper care will prevent f\l_any problems. ·· Teas labeled as grown "n Fortuniana rootstalk arc the best for the southern states. Make sure there is ample room for good air circulation, co prevent furteal or baclerial infections . , , Keep beds weeifree and clean, alWays remove old mulch, and replace with new mulch in the spring. Study the cultural requirements and give them what they need, and you· will enjoy the beauty of your rose garden. · · ' · ,_. Elephant ears or Colocasia esculenta, by Beuy Lowery' Elepha~t Ears are a nativ~ to Tropical A~ia. ' . ·' There are 200 known species . Elephant ears grow up ' Pre-natal ·ca're is important =to ensure a healthy child ' . Tomorrow: P. Sunny High: 80a; Low: 60s • c Dunfee, Sarah Hollen . Tyler Little, Lacey Stoban, Alexa Veney. . LD!DH: John Baker, Jeremy Tiemeyer, Nate Swan, Patricia Clark. Pomeroy Elementary I · • · Kindergarten< ·Alex Ackerman, Jordan Anderson ,. Zachary Banon, Trevor Casto, Han. nah Cleek, Meisha Dei wert, Seleena Dowell, ' Briua Flowers, Nathaniel Gilkey, Savannah Gra' ham, -Wade HatTison, Weston Hickman. Lee: Anna Hudson, Daniel Jcnlins, Brandon King, Angel Lemley, Billy McAdams, Michael McKenzie, Johnathan Michael , Melinda Miller, Jeremiah Myers, Chelsea Patterson. Bo-Dara Powdl, Garrett Riffle. Kasey Roush, Anthony Rowe , Hayley Spradling, Katelyn -Stacy, Sarah Thomas, Cody Weaver, Tyler Will, Christian Woods. '• First Grade: Chelsey Anns, Kayla Bachtel, Kristen Ballllfd, Shannon Barrell, Ashley .Carey, Ivy .Conde, James Cunningham. Caleb Da~is, Taylor Deem, Erin Dunn, Kristen Eblin, Corey · Fink, Quentez Garnes, Veronica Grimm. Mary Haggy, ,Stephanie Hudson, Holly Jeffers , Ryan · Jeffers, Doug Jenkins, Patience Johnson, Adam Lavender, Ashley Laudennilt, Maxine (..ittle, Jessica McAdams, Kitty Newell, Ariel Nitz, Shelby Ohliner, Heidi Pasquale, Erin PattersOn, Ce-Aira ·Powell, Richard Reuter, Jacob Riffle, Steven Searles, Jacob Sellers, Ryan VanMatre, Meri VanMeter, Coty WilL · ~econd Grade: Ricky Colburn, Dee Cundiff, I Meigs County's By BARRY SCHWEID . · .. AP 01 lomatlc Writer (AP) ·_ President Clinton and his Mideast mediators are likely to move in quiCkly with their own peace proposals noW, t.hatlsrael 's new prime minister Ehud Barak has formed a government and put acem~kin with th; Arabs at the to of his a end a. last week he would 10 the White House soon after the Israeli leader concluded selection of a Cabinet. And Clinton declared thai Israel 's key to security .was peace with all its neighbors - a for1 B k h h" h" h · · • mula ara saysf as IS ~~~~sltpno~~~e ld outline 0 0 his ~i:~~s:rr~l ~f;;,'!~~~j~ 1~ ~~r: , and ~heun went on ~.Clinton s~id .. wheBreveli .~ they hkde.CI" 1 , 1 t · 0 ef gees ara reJecte . m on s·,s a emen 1 n. r u · r n_ . 1~1or ab~'"'ess Frumer mth ~-~~ · . g. ,.~.on·.a·I•,·. 1·J·e',.s I' ~- n·~ I ·. -:.,A_ • 1j -;_ ' Ravenswood man killS self uv.:ipiteCm~ Pte8S ,I RAVENSWOOD· Ravenswood Police officers resp<inding to a domestic incident early Monday mqrning were unable to talk a 26-year-ald man · · ·. , from taking his ·own life with a shotgun. Steven R. Wallace·apparent]~ refused,to heed the pleas of Sgt. R.F. Crawfod and Patrolman C. E. Morehead at his R~venswood residenq: to put down a 12-gauge shotgun he had in his possessiowwhen they arriveil at th_e scene around 3 a.m. Afterallempts to get Wallace to put down the shotgun failed, he rep<lnedly fired a fatal blast to his hl'ad and. was pronounced dead at the scene. · Patrolman T.M. Speece also responded to the scene to jiSSiSI the officers, following the, fatal shooting. ' ' Gall/DOlls man killed In two-vehicle crash ..; · CINCINNATI (AP) - The trial of a police c h.te f accuse d of c_o 11 ec tmg · pay for 11 overtime · hours not worked began with debate over what is required under a quota pro- a Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel ., 2 Sections • 12 Pages I Calendar Class!tiei!s Comics ·' .. . ,, ' lZ 9&10 .• r ' OHIO Pick 3: s.g.g; Bl!d<eye S: 1·•-o- t-.>• W,YA, Daily 3: 9-2-8; Daily 4: 8-9-8-1 .e 1m Ohio Volley Potill<~lng eo. ' ~ ou now have the optioO ri protectmg yoor fumily ~ ofJor~an ~~~~~-~;.,~c~: Ma~y1:.!: I . Single Copy· 35 Cents ." gram for overtime hours. that LockProsecutors s:oid Tuesday land Police Chief Ken Johnson stole d money. by doctoring his recor s to show he had met the quota of writing one traffic ticket for e_very hour of overtime, Th d ' nse told 'urors in. Hamillon e e,e J ' County Common Pleas Court that a quota program exi~ts, but argued it caUed for ~ne "contact',' wi\h motorists per overtime· hour workljif, not one ticket. . . , Hamilton· County Assistant Prosecutor Gwendolyn Bender "{{id under the quota system officers are allowed to work up to 24 hours of overtime a month on traffic patrol · as loog as tHey average one ticket an hour during that period. . Bender said )ohnson took tickets from one day and spread thell! out over other days so he could collec! an ~========:!::===~a~d;d~iu~·o~n~al~l~l~h~o~u~rs~o~fo~v~;~rt~im~.~e~.-~ ~ "! ·know _we ha~e thousan?,s of prob- eignty over. Jerusalem or uproot all the Jewtsh .seltle· lems on the pubhc agenda,_ he satd, ments on the West_. B ~ nk . . . . .. . "Nothmg ts more •m.portant .m vtew Arafat IS atmmg for a state wtth lis capital th~n tha~ s1u&;eme '!1 15 ~~~ :·· &~'~-~~~ i~~u~::~~in?;~n~~;tehh~;~n~~~~~ltcr:~·~~~~ie~~~~e 1 · ~ t?, 1 e -year con 1 '" US Embassy tO' Jerusalem from. Tel Aviv. st. · . . · · ·. , . . .. t h _He appears willi?g to negottate :-w•th ' '" selectmg h!s Cab met, the new pnme mtms. er as Syna as well as With the , Palesumans. moves that he max not be as And, like Netanyahu, Barak wo.uld Hke to. to the Arab~ a; the Clmton admtniStratt~n. mightdwt s~. find a wa~ Ia close down the lsraeh secuPeres, I e ormer pnme mtmster w o p aye a ey nly zone mstde southern _Lebanon . . role m l a nd~for-peadce dea ls, w~s dented ht~eb~d ~~ ao~~: At a mtntmum, Syna wants to get · sec negou auons an gtvena mmor post ~s a . back all of the Golan Heights, the strate· regional development mmtstry. YosSI Bellm, an architect gic plateau_along Israel 's northern border of the landmark Oslo a"~cord~w1th the Palesllmans, dod m~ ·~ . ma~e . Barak briefly 10 Clinton by President . . telephone Moqday night, telling him he . " intended to meet first with Arafat, Egyptian President Hosni Muharak and King Abdullah before visiting Washmgton. Today, Barak's offtce tssued a stalemen I that he would be in Washington late next week to , "th Cl"'" to n. con,er wt In public, Barak is asserting a determination to pursue peace accords. ~~c~~:sr~~p:~·:~~~e~conttol o~eraiion 992 2156 Protect. the·ilnggrtant people m your life. spok~ as unacee table and called for clarification: The president p ' ed-hot sub' ect but administration to[d' .Israel "pri . ''· vately that the refugee problem could be decided only · h · "" t' t" • t rou.,.. nego •a tOns. h. dr Clmton also called on Israel to carry out t e 1an ·or· d h h 1 d reach in October at the Wye between Benjamin Netanyahu, Locklaf1d police chief's t(i{!l bf]gins .· ' · :fo~~"~o~ ~nh!-:.fafn~~~~ ~~;fa;~~~i~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ii~~ ~~:·~:~~~iF~~~di~.~~:~~~~r~~~~~~ ~. To off~ sto~ s~ggestions, repo.rt late- . breaking news and offer news Ups • • i~vite Bar~k injured in the crash. -! The Sentinel News ·notllne ·. then Israel 's prime minister, and Palestinian leader Yasse_r Arafal. The Wye River accord calls for Israel to relinquish an additional 13.1 percent of the. West Bank. Ne,tanya~u halted after govmg up 2 percent, saytng Arafal had failed to hold up his en(! of the bargain when he didn ' t root out terrorist cells on land already under the Palestin· ian Authority's control. While Clinton and other lJ.S. policymakers habitually say all land-for-peace decisions are up 10 the parties and the ·united States would not presume to ' WA~HINGTON . · Beny Webster of Condor StJeel, Pomeroy, underwent triple bypass surgery rece ntly. She ~ain<1iospitalized in Room 805, Rhodes Hall, the Ohio State Univ)'I'Sity Hospitals, Columbus, Ohio. • ·, . · . " . . • Clinton administration set to jump aboard Barak·peace priority HM~:~~:~:i~~;en~~~r irailer, Webster remains hospitalized Hometown Newspaper I epor t • Porne roy, Oh 1' o M .ddl Vo lu me 50. Numb er 19 ADDISON . A Gallipolis resident is dead fol~ng a head-Qn collision along State Route 7 just south of.A<ldisoo early-this ?'?ming: .Jamos R. Cook, 18, died-'at 5:05a.m. _at Holzer Medical Center from mJunes he suffered m the · . .' · accidentthat occuned "at 1:08 a.m. Acrording to troopers from the Gallia:Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol, Cook was driving nOrth o~ SR-7 when he tmveled left of center and smashed into a tractor trailer heading southbound. Cook was then transponed to 5 ,, Guy c. Martin of .Danville, Ill.• was not .., / '• Henry Doerfer, Lucreshia Howard, Jonathan Howell, Sarah Hubbard, Jessica Jewell, Whit~ey Johnson , Jaela Kirby, Thomas Kfein, Rieky.Lau dennilt, Tiffany McAdams Aaron" Oliphant. Alex Patte..Son, Erin Perkins.. Alisha. Quillen. Calee Reeves, Randall Reeves, Bridgeue Russell , Kelsey Sauters., Jaimie SimJlcSOn, Nathan Timmons, Josi VanMeter. · •' · Third Grade: Samantha Ackerman., Michael Ball, Ashley Cremlians, Kels~y Fife. , Chelsea Hicks, Briuany Jeffers, Bradley Jones. Lindsay McKinney, Gregory Musser, Cassandra Palterson, Joseph Rosier, Amorette Salser, Jordan Smith , Molly Smith. Kaylyn Spradling. Steven Stewan. Caitlyn Thomas. Fourth Gnde: Dakota Anns, Zach Arms, Shawna Armstrong, Meghan Clelland, Randy Collins, Cecilia Core, ·Mark Cozart, Ashley DeMoss, Jimmy Diarnon!f, Evan Dunn, Rene Edmonds,. Heather Hlm, . Kayla Grover, Court· ney Haggy, Daylon Jenkins, ,Scott Musser, .Casey Richardson, Tanisha Thomas, Jerod Wyatt, Chris; tee.na Young, Ashley Zielinski . Fiftlt Grade: Wes f.\ult, Bryce Davis, Weston Fife, Cody Hysell, Nathan Jeffers, Jilian Jenkins, Jordan Shank, Abby StewaJ;I, Joel Swann, Whit- . ney Thoene, J<\ke Veney, · Josh Venoy, Alison Woods. LD: Charles Faires, ~ay Laudennilt, Amanda Willig. . . , . MH: ·Gene Buckley, Patrick Carey, JoAuana Fetty, Katie Kibble. • · • . -Page4 • a1 ... . .' Meigs Legion beats Wellston 1~7 .• .. ··~ Reds lose, Indians win, .Pages 4~5 Ann on telephone scams, Page 7 ( Family medicine, Page .! . Today: P. Sunny High: 80a; Low: 60s Meigs local ·honor roll announc_ ed ·. The following Meigs Local School· District students were named to the fourth nine weeks honor roll for the 1998-99 sc hool y·ear: I Middleport Elemeniary . · Kindergarten: Brandon Cremeans. Taylor Dowler. Kyle Johnson. Colt. Kerr . .Shannon Mclaughlin, Ravenne Reed , Jose .Whitlat ch, Tyler CunditT, Dan Stewart, Nicolc"Davis. Tanner Tackett, Austin Sayre.• Valerie Co~de, Ryan Payne, Misty Morrison, Dustin Nash. · · First Grade: Andrew Blankenship, Kristine Davis. Megan Dunfee, Jacob Dunn , Tyler Fry, Ashley Good, Amanda Goode, Mcgann Halley. Trinity Kimes , Jake Lynch, Jennifer Payne, Maranda Riggs. Jessica Shelton, Cayla Taylor, ~m. . . Charity Barthelmas. Olivia . Carpenter, Autumn Because the baby's tissues and organs are forming during the first . trimester of pregnancy, drugs can alter their development causing binh Ebersbach, Kayla Graham, fleather Kuhn, Cody Smith, Shanalle Smith. Latricia Smith, Zachary · ·defects. · . If a woman takes drugs during' this time she may be damaging her Whitlatch, Bubbx Wills. Kelsey Wilson , Justin : unborn child. An important thing to remember is that some women do not Kimes. · Second Grad~: Willie Barcus, Chad Bonnett. . even know that they are pregnant during those _first three months, so if one Cbelsea Davis, Hailey Ebersbach. Jennifer Fife, is contemplating on becoming pregnant she should stop using drugs unless Gheen. :Raben Grover, Nikki Lawson, Laura · :_their physician says it is O.K. ' Caitlin Leslie, Counney Mayes, Zach Schwab, brinking alcohol during pregnancy can le~d to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Megan Smith, Tess Thomas, Chassidy Wills · a condition where the baby is born alCoholic. "' There rpay' be brain damage, hean difficulties, learning and behavior Caleb Bevan, Nicole Haley, Amber Hockman. Lian Hoffman, Chris Kimes. Cara Lawless, Tara problems and low bjrth-weight. ,, . Capehart, Seth Perry. . Remember that drinking can have adverse effects on the mother 's body Third Gnde: Chris Goode, Frank Stewart, , ·, which is much larger than the developing baby 's. Just think about how .Josh Eakms. Katte E.vans, Robert Foreman, much more concentrated the alcohol would be in the baby' ·Knapp, Trevor Ntchols. Katie Pane~son, Natasha No one kpows how much alcohoi is too much during pregnancy, so it' is Lesley Preece, Philli"p Sisson, Palli Vining Austin best to avoid it altogether. , . Smoking is hannful to the fetus because it may stop the flow of blood fromJhe mother to the unborn baby· through the umbilical· cord. This blockage can also-prevent food from ·ge_uing to the baby and wastes from being removed . · Women who smoke also tend to have low binh-weight babies. X-rays ~~ should never be taken if there IS a remote possibility that the woman is ,. pregnant: The radiation can cause severe birth defects. Proper nutrition is essential for a healthy baby. A pregnant woman ·.. ,. -should follow the Food, Guide Pyramid to provide the nutrients needed for the fetus and hersc If. · ' A physician may recommend additional vi tami"ns both before and during the pregnancy to help ensure optimum health of the b11by. Along with a good diei, it is important to restrict the consumption of ' :.>, f, pop and coffee . The caffeine is not go'od for the child 's de velopment and too much sugar' can cause. the baoy to become fat. · '. _If a woman who may become pregnant in the future follows these ' guidelines, it will help get her baby otT to a good.,start . If a pregnant mother does not take care of herself," her·baby 's·health may be ill stake. Becky Bacr Meigs <;ounty Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences/ Community Developme,nt · Are you thinkm~ about havt ng a baby? If so. you will need to keep m mmd several thmgs to.help ensure a healthy child First get early prenatijl care. Talk to your doctor as soon as you begin to think that you would like to have a baby. , ·. . Your physician i:an guide and direct you through the pregnancr to avoid complications and problems. .c • Next avoid drugs. alcohol and tobilcco. Even prescription and legal drugs can be lethal to the unborn. The doctor will tell -you what you can and cannot take. .. The use of drugs have been associated with still binhs. Sudden Infant Deatb Syndrome. hean and behavior problems. birth defects and low binhweight babies. . · . If a baby is born upder 5" pounds,.the child is less likely to survive and may have additional health problems, especially with the· respiratory sys- ' to eight feet tall , with heart shaped leaves which c n They come from the ground as moths in the spring. grow to two to three fe.e1 across. 'The moths lay their eggs in clusters on leaves of suitable In some cultures, they are an imponant food. E e hosts, and within one month, they hatch out as caterpilphant ears are also known as Taro, Kalo, Edoo or West lars. · Indian Kale. In the Pacific islands. the starchy tubers are ln. the fall, if they are allowed to encase themselve$ cooked and eaten as "poi." in a web, they are difficult to kill. When webs are found, In wam1 climates, they can be left in tbe ground the cUp infested branches, burn tbem, or drown larva!' in a year around, out in Ohio, before frost, they must be dug bucket of soapy water. up, cleaned, dried and stored in a dry place, ~ · Also, try burning rags or a long pole with two long In early March, stan your new season's elephant j:arS nails, placed at a 90-degree angle, reaching up and pushby placiog tubers in a deep dish pan in moist polling ing pole into the center of tbe web, then twisting the soil. remembering to keep soil moist as !hey lose a lot of pole. · · · water. After the chance of froSt has passed, your elePltin'an effective schedu.le of prevention in the winphant ears are ready to plant outside, or in a decorative ter and early spring, which will" go a long way to reduce container. the damaging infeStations. For a conversation pic;ce of a beautiful landscaping Hints: Simple baking soda ~ipes can protect your effect. try planting elephant ears. . roses. from black·spot and mild~w. Also, make. flowers , Battling fall weatherwonns, by Donna _Jenkins: ,In bu~st with bl~m. it will sweeten tomatoes and make early spring. something pupating ·under your trees and in them pest:free. Discourage pesky rabbits ; eliminate your garden , it is "Hyphantria c!-'nca" or "fall web- ants, kill grass and weeds in sidewalk cracks. worms .'' , Refreshments were served. The hostess gift was won . These inch-long green "or ydlow caterpillars are actu- by Mrs. Robson . The July traveling priie is to be fur, • ally moth (arvae. and they are leaf eaters. They attack nished with Betty Lowery. deciduous trees ~ shrubs , ani! vines. They create their The July meeting will be the an 0 ual picnic, to I>!: held un sightly nests m trees and .shrubs in,the fall.. at the home of DQnna Jenkins, July 26 at 6 p.'m . ' Sports July 7, 1999 Weather su~est ~oncth~to~y :~~~~Lof~~;~1~!L~~~n~or~t r::d ::~~~~it~~~~~~~~~;r~i2i~~:::;:~~:~E;~~~~~;~:~ Clinton as a security barrier. But· later, he served ' . . . . h IId . as ,oretgn mt.ntster '"· t ~ governmen. e by Shtmon Peres that adviSed Syna m U.S.-medtated talks it could have t.he Golan Heights for the right·terms. It ts not clear where Barak stands now on that c9ntested enclave, nor how much of the West B.ank he would give to the Palestinians. , · d He has said he wanted to resume. the sta1emate nrgotiations, but also that he was unwtlhng to share saver- mchned to .take a tougher lme than etther Peres or Bethn ""d . h' go t to the Palestinians • ut t~ reac tn u · . . . . ,Sttll, Peres stepped forward Tuesday wttha declaraBarak would n; sul)le talks qutckly wtth all Arab par~!es. . f . d .d h h h .d h Barak IS a man o hiS wor , an w at e as sat •. e will do, " Peres told reporters at a conference m Catro. " I ·11 k 1 bf hall see the renew I wt not ta e too on~ e ore we s · ~I o~ the pea~e process; • • tw~_that National DNA database could help speed sertal ktller ~nvesttgattons By TIM WHITMIRE " Associated Preas Writer' LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) ....::·[I took 21 months for police to name a suspect in the murder of Thomas Maier's son: Rafael Resendez-Ramirez, . •ugottve L' . . ~uspe cted. o_f gomg · on to kill 1he. rat.1·rt·d' mg seven other people. ,;. · · 'Maier, of Nonh Ca~ion, Ohio, wonders whether that time could have been cut had authorities ~n . ' able to use a national index of DNA samples. 1'hough many states have used gen~tic evide~ce derived from DNA samples as a cnme-fighung tool since early this decade, an FBI co_mputer index of DNA went online only nine months ago. Kenlucky still is nota participant. . As a result, Maier said, DNA samples collected f[om the scene of his son Christopher's slaying in August 1997 proved largely useless in tbe ~arc_h for the killer. The fact thar Re!lendez-Ramtrez IS believed 10 have murdered again only underscores •the importance of a national database, he said. . "We've stated from the day he (Christopher) ~ied that we were afraid (his killer) would repeat \., this," Maier said. "lt's·sad that we've had to find him through such a. means ofal.l these other tragic that otherwise would be unavailable" in cases lfke deaths that he's generated... ' the Maier murder, Bresson sai"d. "Cenainly within Christopher Maier and his girlfriend, students at the next couple of years. we hope to hav~· all ..SO the University of Kentucky;- were attacked late at states panicipating in the national DNA indexing' night as they passed railroad track( on their way to system." . . · . party. The girlfriend was raped and left for de. a q. ·. Fourteen states currently participate by submit. . 8 During the investigation af. his .son's death, ting· I,JNA samples from kno:--n criminals and Maier .was frustrated to learn that there w.as no jnsolved ·crimes. New participants must n\eet FBI , national DNA index. standards for quality cont rol and restrict ed accc;,ss · "There were even implications tha4_here might before.being allowed to go online. be civil liberties union objection~ to having DNA Stacy Warnecke, a spokeswoman for the Kencompared across state lines," said Maier. " I look a.t tucky State Pol ice Crime Laboratory, ·said Ken· DNA just like a fingerprint. It's one of the rights tucky hopes to join by the end of August. you sacrifice when you commit a crime.;· , · . · Not everyone a~rees t~~l a DNA index is desirIn the end, it was another FBI database- one able. · · · that matched the killing to similar crimes in Texas ' "It opens the door to abuse;" said Jeff Vessels. - thai led to Resendez-Ramirez - whose real executive director of the American Civil Libenies name is Angel Leoncio Reyes Recendis - being Union of Kentucky. '~Too often datab.ases are erec~a'lled with Maier's murder and labeled a serial "ated for one ·purpose but later used for purposes killer. that are discriminatory and abusi~e .of other peoIn !he future, said FBI spokesman Paul Bresson; pies' fundamental rights." • such breaks could come from the FBI's DNA In addition, he said, collecting an indtvtdual 's index, which went online in October. DNA violates the privacy of relatives who share · "We think potentially it could provide a lead similar genetic traits, Whew! A tlreak in .the heat wave, but blackouts aff~ct thousands By BETH GARDIN~R said. · . . . · ;1: . ~~ath~r. I mean everybody _can figure thm out, Associated p._. Writer . Other outages affected h.undreds of thousands of . nght? the frustrated mayor satd. ' . :. NEW YORK.(AIP)- The heat wave that brought customers across the Nonhea'st. and mod Allanite Thc_ the uu:h· h rehwas no tmme. d dtate_ 11 t commentdfrom demand tor sweaty misery and even death e3sed today as a cool regions. · A generator failure at,:a Dagsboro, De 1., ty, w tc repone an a · 1me reoor . .. front moved 1through tbe East, ll'ut power outages power-plant belonging to Conecttv fo~ced, that uulny power o~ Tuesday at 11.850 megawatt.~. including a big blackout in Manhattan left hundreds. to impose rolling blackouts .,....- sh1~1~g, 20-mmute ... The mtense_ heat had oomnbuted·_}_o at, least ·17. of thousands of people sweating in the dark through shutdoW!lS- on 400,QOO of the ulthty's .I mtlhon peaths: seven m · ~ennsylva ma~ three m New Yor~ , the nt"ght. customers in New Je""' . y, Delawar.e and Maryland. Ctty,_ three_ Ch '" New Jersey. two '" M.assachusetts and Retard highs and power demands were set again In Manhattan, a line of mattresses and sofa cush- two m •cago. • • Tuesday in the mid-Atlantic and Nonheast as utilities .. ions lined t~e s~de'_"alk along I88th St:eet '."here The ~mergency ~<:J?m of. South Ocean County scrambled to keep electricity flowing around flaming ,_. Juan Lora,. hiS wtfe, another couple and SIX chtldren H~pttal m Manah~"' i<in .. NJ., treated more than 400 transformers and melting power lines. . had slept outside. . . vtctlms of heat stro~c and heat ex hausuo_n m three ·, 30 35 1 1 t th d " It feels like somebody's thrown buckets of hot "There were Qr peop e s eepmg au on e ays, . . . . . faoe " S3l.d Pat Renaghan an elevator street'' at one point said Lora. ''There was no other The welcome mid front hnngmg slightly cooler water'" your • ' ' · d · · fr h M"d · · d· . operator in a subway station at"! 68th Street in New option:: . . , and markedly· ner atr o~ I e ' .west amve .. !n York City. "Sometime~ when yo~ take the elevator "I couldn't stay inside: I had sweat dnppmg down deadly lashton Tuesday, tnggermg Vlolent storms on down, the air feels so thick you feel like you could my face,., said"~rki Cepeda, who also slept outstde, upstate New Yor~and New ISngland: . , , ,.• h .. ., •· ", · Subway service in the area also was affected by · Falhng trees killed three people m upstato Ne" c •;;,:'·today, highs only in the ?Os and: 80s were the blilckout tM w:is restored to, most stations this Xork, New Hampshire and Massachu..setts. . . { fore~! in much of New England and in the 90s far- mommg, tr3!.\SII spokesman AI 0 Leary saod. The_temperature dro~d fr~m 91 to 70 m JUSt th h . The police department sent 500 officers to patrol .. four mmutes Tuesday afternoon m Concord, N.H . ·~~~--slept outside in the streets in parts of upper the neighborhoods and direct t;affic off streets,where . The storms caused still m~:: power outa~es thaJ Manhattan,because a widespread blackout left them signallightsdidn't work. . affected_ thousands, of utdtty customer.;, mcludmg with no way to ventilate their apartments. Pollee reponed a handful of attempted store 75,000 '" upstate New Y~rk. . . "Pea le sta ed outside until dawn," 'lllid resident break-ins and nine arrests, a sharp difference ' from , On Tuesday, htgh temperature records fell before Winto PNunei 35 . · "It was impo~ible to stay the 1977 blackout that affected the.whol• city and led the s~n even reached 1_ts peak as Atlapttc C.ty, NJ., . d n ., ' , • , 1 htt 98 he tore noon, _w •th hum1d11y of about 40 per· 10 widespread looting. 10 ~~;blackout affected about 68 000 business .;,d Mayor Rudolph Giuliani accused Con Ed of not cent. The ~crcury h~:ecord htghs oRf 102 aht DNewhark, residential customers above 1551h Street in Manhat- being prejJared. . N.J.; 101 1n New rork: ,10_2 1n a1etg : ur am . tan_ an area. of about 250 blocks with more than "We're in an age ~fpillh technology: We're a c1ty N.C.; and !OJ at Washtngton s Reagan Nattonal Atr· 100 000 residents, Con Edison spokesman Joe Petta that has predictably htgh·usagc of electncuy m warm port. · , Maps, intel,ige_nce, were wrong hi bo.nibing of Cliin~se Embassy B BARRY SCHWEID · '·. . Accordtngto the transcript, Ptckenng told the Cht· • nese that '".miSt akes'" · d1ffercn1 pa'f~ of our g_overn WASHINGTON (AP) - There were maps that had i' mcnt contnbuted 10 t l~·~ lrag1c ~ et of errors, and ~ ~r it right, but they were no·t look~d at unttl after th e operatwnal procedures fa il ed to catch these errors. bombs were dropped. There were U.S. officials who Three maps were used to locat e h,eadquarters of the knew the correct location: llutthey were not consult- federal _dtrectorate, wh tch. had a role •n .n11l!tary .P!?· ed. curement, Pi ckcriog-: satd·.' None · acc urately tdenttfted All this contributed to the. m.istaken b9mbing of the the embassy's locatton,_~c- sa td as he dtsplayed the . . . Chinese Embassy- in Belgrade on May 7 dunng maps to the Chtnese offlctals. NATO's 11 -week aerial assau)l on Yugoslavia. ;;.~~ when a n . mt clilgence offtc er Washtngton It was an "awful tragedy," a sorrowful Undersea- · . useillaod navtgatlon ttchntques. he mistakenly deterrotary of State Thomas Pickering told Cl\inese offl· mined that the t~rgcted butldmg wa,s .the dorectorate Cials last month in Beijing. headquarters, Pickering said. It became kn?wn. that It A transcript of his presentation, released Tuesday was the <;: hme sc Embassy only after the atrslrlke, he· by tlie· State Department, is an admission of poor satd. . . " intelligence, failure to consult anyone omside the .. When sa tellite 1mage ry was .use d,_ There was no Pentagon and " multiple factors and errors tn se.vcral tndtcatto~ that '.~e targeted butldtng was an parts of the U.S. government. " .. • ~mbassy, he sa •.~- No flags, no sea ls, no cl_ear mar.k· The intended target was Yugoslavta s federal tngs showed up;_ _ . "In th ts .pa;,ttcular, and Singular, case, our system Directorate for Supply and Procure men~ . Instead, the · Chinese Embassy was hit and three Chtnesc JOurnal- clearly f"'led , he s_atd. . . . ists were killed. Already rocky U.S.-Chincse relations Subsequently. Ptckcnng sat d, map s were found · skidded some more . that had the correct local too of the Chtnese mtsSion , Chinese officials dismissed Pickering's ex plana- on a small sid e street "at some distance" fro m the tartit>n ~s inadequate, butit was report ed widely by state get:. The two buildings a·rc abo ut 300 yards apart.. , medta. China's leaders demanded another U.S. nliSThe ,tdcnllf,catton of the butldmg that actuallj sian to Beijing, wlth a written report on th e investiga- was the Chinese Embassy as the FDSP (directorate) tion. · bui lding, subsequently and in error, took. on the man "To use these techniques for targeting purposes tie of fact," Pickering said . '" It was not ques110ned ·was a serious mistake ,"" Pickering said on Ju ne l7 as nor reviewed up t~e chain o~ command." . he sought to explain to skeptical Chi nese offtctals He satd th e mctdent rematned under revtcw, partly what had gon e wrong. ·· · to det ermtne tf anyone should be dts ctplm ed. A~ Diplomatic Writer .. · I0- or 20-year level tenn life :n insurance liom Auto-Owners lnsurnnce O:Jmpany. Call us fOr more details and a cornretitive propa;al. .Auto-Owner. Innurmce Life Home Car Business ?Uilb/1ol&.,;w• 214 Eiut Main ~omeroy · 992.0687 NEW JETTER- The VIllage of Middleport Is now us.lng this' new )elter, a piece of equipment designed to clean sewer lines with high-pressure jets of water. The equipment, purchase~ . second-hand, can reach up to 600 feet Into the underground linea, and hal a holding capac • ty of 600 gallons. VIllage Supervisor Brent Manley 1!1 plclured With street work~rs Fred Older and Floyd Fitzpatrick. ' '· ' � 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 07. July 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. 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