http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0491559f8c55328955d519990906d7b1.pdf be8a2f5f0d0e9baa8a64deaa68cdba71 PDF Text Text • . " Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Tuesday Monday, July 26, 1990 Mutilation strikes close to·home ·tor Humcine Society .volunteer By Alden Waitt, Preeldent Meige County H~ Society Sandy Stealey is the Meigs County Humane Society member and volunteer who once a month l'ists ·all the dogs in the Meigs County Dog Pound who are up for adoption. 1lJe co-author of '"How to Choose Your Next Best Friend" (A MCHS publication). participant at the Adop!oth~n last May. and occasional volunteer at the Thrift Shoppe, Sandy •s a dog lover from way back, who has fostered and found ddgs for more mixed-breed and purebred dogs than most of us have seen in a lifetime. Sylvie is Sandy's sweet two year-old Belgian Shepherd. red 'sabl.e with a black face · with medium-length abundam hair. She is 23 inches at the shoulder and weighs 45 pounds. and could very possibly have been taken for a coyote. Early in the morning of June 20. Sandy, who lives in Orange Township. lel Sylvie om in the backyard bUl somehow. Syl "ic .got over the fc:nce alohg with two· other dogs. As Sandy explai ned il: ''I called and lookt·LI to nO avail . Four · hours li.tter tht: other I\~\) came home . happy and lwalthy and cxhnustcd. I wao; \l.:oniC'd hc . .:ause Sylvie ne''.er ran aWay. cspccmlly by herself. so I " 'cnt out to look for her and. as I \\ alkcLI Pu t of the drh·cw~l)'. I saw ha bushy tai l sticking out from under the car. I l.'heckcd to be sure she was ahH· and ~,.· , 1 ns~...· ious then went m Jnd, called the vet so . he could bt' nn the way tn the dinic. too. I had n<1 idea what had happened to her. I ·just knew she had loose ski n and tissue hanging down from her c hest and thcre 1 was a crater in . AL BANY. Ga. (AP) - When cigarette s_ive terti tory of fanners and !ruck drivers prices jumped last fall. Tom Hagen figured · · has suddenly become urban chic , says Adam lie had two choil'es :. quit or roll hi s own . Marsh. president of M&R Holdings in New l-Ies still puffing. Like thousands ofothers. York City. which produces .. Farmers' Gold" he now gets his cigarettes the old-fash ioned tobacco way. " I see Yuppie types. I saw a young Rolling your own- fom1erly lhe cxclu- woman in a cafe in the East Village who look OU( .a lillie .pnut'IJ of tobacco, took out some papers an (I rolled he r own," Marsh says. Marsh's company plans ln imroduce a make-your-own kil Imer lh>< summer with a cigarcne machine, tobacco and all the other accessories. Joyce Wliite. ow ner of Royal Cigar Co. I •· Atlanta, . ,says sales of make-your-own supplies "ar e off the wall." Royal Cigar has an Internet business that offers, .1 I rolling machine mo•dels ranging from $4 to $20 and more than 3t ) brands of tobacco. "It's any< me from age 30 up to the 9()s," says Mrs. W1hite. "I had a woman in ber 80s in ~------------------~--~~~~~~~' ' NO RAINCHECKS Day Sale: " I Pri~es Good luesday, July 27th 8 ,Wednesday, J1~y . ~ BONELESS PORK LOIN UNITED FAMILY PACK End Roasts ·Ice Cream c· . Boneless Country . Style Park Ribs 99C lb. s qt. pan · $ 99 Lb. ~ VAN ' WHILE SUPPLIES LA T CAMPS ' Pork N Beans .,. IS oz. ll•lt 4 please · · SUPERIOR'S ' ~ 4/$ CHEF BOYARDEE ,. ' Hot Dogs 2 Che.ese Pizza Kits $ 99 32.5oz FRESH CHIQUITA 14.5. 16 oz. limit 3 please 3/$', . I Potatoes $. 39 R.C. COLA ··'· >' 12pk ,, 12 oz. cans ' 10 Lbs. ,. UNITED VALLEY BEll ·FRUIT COCKTAIL, PEACH SLICES, Cottage Cheese 24 oz. 2/$ Products ., PEAR HALVES $-· ·99' Llml.t 2 please 6 oz. c f ' 298 SECONO STREET . POMEROY, OHIO · PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 27, 28TH 1999 ONLY ' \ By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel N-• Staff • Police presence at General Hartinger Park will increase for the remainder of the summer swimming season in an anempl to alleviate problems with ~nruly behavior throughout the park. · . · . Middleport Village Council discussed problems at the pool and surrounding park at their regular meeting on Monday evening. Mayor Sandy Iannarelli reported thai problems which had been related to council at their last meeting, in~Jud-­ ing profane language, wielding of knives, threats, fightins and other inappropriate behavior· have become a · ' severe pr:oblem in the park. lannarelli, Police!·Chief Bruce Swift, Village SupervisOr Brent Manley. and Street Commissioner Kenny Madden said, that they had all been called to the park to interven~ in problems, and Sw)ft' said that poli9e officers have been $pending increasin$ time i.n the park to address problems and in an attempt to reduce problem behavior. · Gangs of ju,veniles, from ages 5 to 18 are at the root of the problem, Swift said. Many parents are leaving children at the park at the beginning of the day, and leaving them; unattended, until dark. Many children go·without meals or any adult supervision, making the village park a "babysitting service," according to lannarelli. Council discussed the possibility of placing a fulltime officer in the park, but Swift said that to do so would require the department to forego other police work. Swift also said that so.me people had begun com- .The Eastern Local School Board honored four longtime employees upon their retirement at their regular meeting last week. · George Alfred Wolfe, who. served 34 years as a bus driver, Dolly Reed. who served 32 years as a bus driver, Margie ~nedum, a cus!Qdian with 26 years of service, and Glenda Benedum, who served as a cook for 20 years, were honored at a reception during the board's meeting. and were presented with appreciation gifts. · . In other action, the.board approved Jon Rothgeb as assistant elementary principal on a two-year cantract, and approved Jessica Radford as junior high volleyball coach. Christy Taylor was approved as a junior high cheerleading advisor, and Angie Ripby as high school checrleading advisor. _ .1,\bo.hired were Carol)'ll Kay Gillilan and Georgc·Basim as bus drivers, on one-year contracts, and'Barbara Pore as a reader's guide. Patricia Buch~U~an · w~ employed as an elementary school custodian on a' one-year contriu:l. Professional growth reimbursement to Sheryl Roush was approved. Brian Wheeler, Matthew Simpson, Brandy Benti, Brenden Batey, Eric Batey, and Travis Batey were ·apprQyed as students through open enrollment. The board approved a rcsol uti on proylding workbooks to .students for a one-year fl!'riod. This does not include lab. fe~. it was noted, wilh no additional workb<;>oks to be included. . · In a recessed meeting on Friday, the l>oard approved Scan Wolfe as an instrumental music and marching band instructor, lim Robens as ·a high school art instructor, and Marcie Young as a high school English instructor, all pending certification. . Michael McBride, Darin Smith and Mike Douglas were approved as vol' unteer football coaches. The board also approved free passes to athletic events for senior citizens. -- --- ,I Hometown Newspaper Middleport· Pomeroy. Oh10 Volume 50. Number 36 Today's Potato Chips 29-30 oz. Meigs County's . Good Afternoon MR. BEE -Page4 • - - RAVENSWOOD,..W.Va.- O:ntury.Aluminum has announced the sale of two of its fabricated aluminum businesses, including the rolled products unit at its Ravensw~ plan~ to Pechiney, a F~ench aluminum manitfacturer. The sale, which also includes•Century's cast plate unlt .in Vernon, Calif., is for $248 million, officials for both companies said in a joint announce' ment Monday. ·· Century will maintain ownership of Ravenswood's reduction plant. The smeltipg operational Ravenswood is not included in the sale,.although Cer· tury and Pechiney plan a long-term metal supply agreement. '' · , ."fhis acquisition highlights Pechiney's strategy to develop strong positions .S·a global supplier of High-value-added products and provides us with new confidence in our ability to further enhance shareholder value," said Pechiney Olairman and Chief Executive Officer Jean-Pierre Rodier. , The announcement did not discuss the impact of the sale on the work force at Ravenswood, one of the area 's major employers. Ravenswood's fabricated aluminum business helped produce revenues of $562 million for Century in 1998. · . . Century, based in Monterey, Calif., scheduled a news conference call to discllss the sale for 2 p.m. 10day, a "listen only" call which can be accessed at 1-800-230-1074. The conference call will he played back at 1-800-4756701, access code 46215~, starting at4 p.m. today and will he available until · · midnight. Ravensw.ood's . rolled products unit can make ~p to 600 million pounds of rolled aluminum products per year. It is considered . a leading ·North American supplier of premil Section - 10 Pages um sheet and plate products for the aerospace an<! transportation marCalendar 10 kets, as well as brazing sheets used· in the manufacture of radiators for ClassiOeds 7&8 passenger cars and trucks. Comics 9 Century Chairman and Chief Editorials 2 Executive Officer Craig A Davis Loeal 3 said the firm has made "significant Sorts investments" in the rolling operation 4&5 at Ravenswood to capitalize on Wea her 3 • equipme'nt capabilities since 1996. "Ravenswood has become a Lotteries ' strong competitor in the growing and technically demanding aeroOHIO space and transportation markets," Pick J: 7-0-3; Pick 4: 1-0-4-5 Davis said. "Yet, to further improve BuckeyeS: 4-5-13-24-37 competitiveness, the rolling operaW.VA 1 tions will require additional invest· Daily 3: 2-6-3; Daily 4: 5-8-3-0 ment and the support of broad tech0 1999 01\)0 Vallty J"ubli!hing Co. nological and R & D ~apabilities." Nabisco Toastettes toaster pastries U.S. # 1 IDAHO · Ravenswood's rolled products unit will be sold to French company Crackers 4/$ High: gc)s; Low: eo. Regional Briefs NABISCO RITZ Bananas Tomor1ow: P. ClOUdy - 12 oz. f' . eo.; Low: fiGs . lith .anly .; , call me and say she's rolling. It crosses e~ery' line 1 can think of." ·. Peter Stokkebye, whose California-based finn sells several European blends through tobacconists, says the practice was all but extinct' until the multibillion-dollar tobacco settlement drove up prices . ' Lbs. High: Was it a horse or sheep or calf -the vicDon't get me wrong. I know I too must tim of the ~ ill? bear a lot of guilt I'm trul: r sorry fnr your IOJs; ,pleasc: send My fence just wasn't high enough ,(a new me the bilL one's being built). , And let me know what happened there ... I know that it's illegal just to let a dog run what l wist <>f fate · loose. tl~cs but adores men and 1s 'ery sweet and transpired I also know it's dan,gerous - a sure. i1..ed how close someone would haw had 10 affe..:twnate . l don 't lntl\\ hu\\· she made it That pn :ny Sunday morning wheq the potential noose . have been to cause a wound thai narrow at the out ali\c : ttm' o,;hc gut hotne. and sur\'ived fateful shot was fired. And so I paid a fortune for this fence and entry point (one and a half to two 1m.: hcst so that long\\ ilh .!-O mu(.;h tis!'uc and bi<Xxt loss . I can' t I >elp but remember the way my watched her well, . the person would have been right in front of "R1ght no'' Syl"i~ ·s fut~rc is uP in the air. Sylvie was . Until that fateful morning when my superher. barrel of shotg!Jn one or two feet aw,ayl." TilC' leg. 1110~ 1 _ li~cl~ \\ 111 not have to he ampua small : and lively Iiule girl. a red brown vision fell. "The shot was from the front and directly !Jl<d. hul ,h,• ;, ''11l,m dang<·r of ha,ing a clot ball of fuzz . With all our different aims and needs we toward the hean. 11 was also. however. low- from all the ,.;,hot ~ind old hlood in the ttssue And noY I she's still my Sylvie, my ''prel!y must live hand in hand. · juSt nlissing, but allowing shot to pcnctr;ue nHning kw.Jsc and sc uling in her heart or princess" gi rl I've found most aay they'd shoot a dog lhe lungs and chest cavity. h spread 10 five lungs~ whiefln>uld ~ill her. But suiTe :ring so terribly our minds both in that they caught on their land inches· wide as the shot had ripped off skm She :tlsu ,,;11 h." :m un~nt!wn hur large a whirl. Bul when they 'd stand beside a dog and muscle along the bouom of the rh~sl. She 1 1 amount nf lead shot 1'n her leg and chest. She has a foo! long wound now, which when it would come down to also has some shot in the ba1..·k of lhl' other '\Oilll' Still intcrfcrin~ \\'llh ~o." in..: uJa<ion . She'll with the vel 's keen skill it. foreleg. 1llC chest wound was so n mtaml· hav<.~ to k arn to usc lh~ h:g a~ain. if she even Was stile hed up nicely on her chest but w, e When' il was some beloved pet, then nated ~hat it didn 't heal proper!~ . ~\ ~n 1 with r:ln, sin'"·c tile ncn c:-. ,~·crl' destroyed and may arc waiting , nill ' · · would they really do it' suturi ng. About three .inches of i\ •.:amc k~tbc not heal. lt \\'ould ht.• ideal if cvcryon~ knew To see, ,when this over, what will my Why not a kind solution - or at least a. and left another crater of exposed lk~ h . The not ju~l the traditi onal old laws ("drop ·ern !)ylvic be. · noble one: lcg_/shouJJcr Wt)Und \V3$ Stil l: hct..! ~(lllltJ at fi rst a nJ hur~ 't.: lll ••') f( lf' dealing with lilt IS(" d,ngs Will she I le alive or dead, have four legs or She had her legal lags on: Call and.Iell me ' hut then.: .was just no tissue thCrL' w ·cw hut if th~..·v unlk·r:-.tooJ that \\ ~ dn haVe a dog just three?· I what She's d00c I together and stretching it wa:o; ~.· Ju~iilg: th~ kg- \\arden " · lw Gill handle thc..;c 'things." ' And as I j watch her suffer and my life's lluu's why f want the rea.,ons . I know that tu swell dangerously ~o that \\as ldt ~...l pcn . Sand~\, S.:1tlnL' S~ ~...·vc mually w:1s (,j hanncled turned upsid : e down · it could be . • · 1 toll . .• ~. 1ntn 'his pn~...·m: ·• I just can ' l help but think a lot. with tears that Sylvi~ h;{s a darker. side unseen h)l .. "I had to do.ther<~py on Syh 1e 'so 1h:u kepi .To Whoenr Shot ~ly S~·h·ie nr. worried f1 'own: 1 eveil me. mc .;•ay husy.-1 felt so sad. ~i.:ar~J. and ~mgt)· h ma)• nqi mcan a tl11i1g to )llU , !t rnay not You surel y could have called me - or the But since I ·really doul>t )bat I am fee lint that there vias somcon..: so dPsc \dHl " ou iJ ha,·c bl:l"n hard · neighbors or the cop scared and weirddo such a thing - out of lg.ntlr. mcc. · ~rurt tlr l i 1targ ~t slw,.,, a dt\g 1\\ t l ket fnllll you in The ward ~n says there were no calls for That you. whue,•er did this. are truly to be just plain meanness. I went dnor lO dnllr to a jour ~1 wn yard . Nlm . tu the 'one him 10 make dogs stop feared . few neigl1bors to check to sec ifth.:y had St't.::n \\·ho shnt m~ dog. I ha\c unc question ... Harassing stock or rurining deer or Whal twisted hate, what insolence and dis her hul no One had. or l'Ours~ . No one rcPQrt~ _WHY'.)'.' c ''en worse. i nfractions . regard for life ed dogs chasing stock or runntng dc-~.:r and · \VIm diJ Ill~ ~irl ~Iliad, and kill ? Or diJ That mak e it legal to engage in such horCould make you cause another such most e:"ipressed outrage that my pet Jo~ \\'<lS tl1cy C\'f.: ll die·? rific actions. tremendous pain and strife? Smokers seek breather from high priceE~ by rolling their own: Reds down Dodgers in 10 innings, Page 5 Ann: Looking for signs of abuse, Page 10 Time out for tips, Page 10 Today: P. Cloudy shot at suc-h do"' ran~e . . She ob\lou,Jy lrU>ted the person who shOI her and that makes me sic~. too. I try not to think a!>out them call in~ her to them and what actually happcnc·J aft<r thJl . She IS mdcpcndcnt anJ headstrong at her front leg/shoulder area. "As the vet was scrubbing out the W<>und to prepare for surgery, he found some tiny shot (*7. {arget or bird shot) and some areas of bruising and entry wounds for shot outside the U<tual open wound. 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'.'L awma k er wan · ts · nal scrut·•ny add .•t .•o • 'b k o f ·non prof 1ts . oo s , . . . , An idea to increase public scrutiny of nonprofit agencies' finances is get. ling a cool reception from some ~gencies. ' · After two recent state auditS criticized nonprofits' spending. slate A!'ditor Jim Petro and a stat~ represenwive are urging tighter controls on ho~ these • · · · · : agencies spend public money. "We have a tendency in government to give grants and presume that it's · always being spent f9r a public purpose that's legitimate and within the intent of a gran~" Petro said. '.'That's not always the case." · Last week, Petro said the' Area Agency on Aging Region Nine, serving senior citizens in nine eastern Ohio counties, must repay more than $770,000 it misspent trying to get into the low-income housing business. Petro also criticized the agency for thousands of dollars spent on staff manicures, sweaters and other items. . Last month, Petro said Searchlight C.A.R.E. Inc., a Franklin County foster care agency, must repay more than $186,000 it misspent on personal items that included a leather ·couch and tickets to sporting ·events. . The Searchlight audit was the last straw for State Rep. Jeff Jacobson of Brookville. The Republic31J from suburban Dayton said it only confirmed whll he discovered four years ago when questions arose about ·thc.:;pending habits of nonprofit groups in Dayton. Jacobson is trying to sell colleagues on proposed legislation I<!,, tighten controls over nonprofits'books. Among his proposals: requirements that agencies keep public money in one or more separate accounts and that private money mixed with public ~~~;~~i:l~v~=es.:~'!;i~~:a~~~~.:~~ mu~hpubticmoney · An an now rumored from several sources 10 reside in his office; his press secrelary refused 10 commenl WASiflNGTON- We have discovered more Mark Sajlford, R-S.C., is one of the most vocal than a dozen congres,'lmen who are literally horne- opponents of pay raises. But the millionaire conless. They either caRnal afford or choose not to gressman 8lso sleeps in ))is office -- a pr3Ciice he maintain two residences -- one in the home stile began just shOrtly after coming 10 Washington in and one in Washington. So they flop in the House 1994. He claims efficiency as the reason. ' Office Buildings. a practice that violates munici- . • Sen. James Jeffords, R-VL, lived in his office pal codes in virtu8lly every.city in the coon..-y but whilepn the House side for aliouta d~ to save not in Congress, because. constilulionally, it is not money while going through a messy divorce. bound by any laws but its own. Bob Inglis, R-S.C, ' no longer in Congress, This is why Consress members rislced political . inHaled an airmlltlaS every night ud dcOated it retribution and Ytlted themselves a pay raise. every morning in his office. He !Said congression· No Jess than House Majority Leader Richard al 5alaries were not enough "to support two Atmey, R-Texas, tried 10 cut costs by sleeping in households, pay for chil~n's educations, help his office or on one of the cots off the House gym, out elderly parents and clear large penonal camuntil then Speaker Tip O' Neill, D-Mass .• kicked paign debts." him out. .Karen Thurman, D-Aa., not one of the homeThen, disregarding Conventional housina.regu- less, undeJStands their plight: "The C06ts of mainlations, former .House Spe;tker Newt Gingrich raining twO households, taking care of parents and changed the .rules: Anyone could live in the ir puning ki.ds through college can really stretcli the offices unless he8lth hazards developed. income. Some months it is, not easy." Ernest lstook,. R-Okla .• . started · · · · sleepingin.hisofficetwoyearsago,to en-.-~"""_ ·avoid the expense of renting an apart· ~toE' ,, , . · · . .. .... I MII- iee·!lr I• .... ' . Emmett H. Lightfoot res1dence. , Copyrl;: Olotrtbutod 1.;. ~ & ·Cohn 11y UnUod.FMture Synllceta,lnc. · 0 1MA£Q Waarillow, Inc. · • Chance for thunderstorms . . jncreases on Wednesday :s!e~~ns:~psRa~!SG~:~i~ every morning. · ·. , Scott Mcinnis, R-Colo:, has slept on his office couch since 1992 for • effiCiency. ,1, Peter Hoekstra, R-Mich., ha5 slept in his office since 1993. His spokesperson said, .. "lt's not something we make a .big deal about; not a · h big publicity stunt." He s1eeps 111 t e House Ill save the c·xpense of renting a house, and he ·maintains a home in Michigan where his family resides~ Jack Kingston, R-Ga., rented when he moved here, but found it didn 'I make sense to waste time on the com· f h d mute. "He is JUSiiJn~ 0 many w 0 0 i~" his spokesper5on told us, "It is just darn efficient. .. Kingston sleeps on 'an air mattress, while his wife and four children remain. at the famiry . home in Georgta. . . Ge~e Taylor, D-Miss., lived on a house boat to save money for years. He sold the boat awhile ago and is · · .. ' I ' By Tha Assool1ted Pres1 The weather pattern for Ohio - hoi with a chance of thunderslorms remain unchanged at least through the rest of this week, forecasters Skies will be partly cloudy on Wedne~ay with highs 85-95 .ind scatthunderstorms likely, the Nalional Weat~er Service said. . More of the same is in the extended forecast covering Thursday through Saturday. The record-high temperature for this dale at the Columbus weather slation was 102 degrees in 1936 while Ihe record low was 45 in 1962. Sunset tonight will be at 8:51 p.m. and sunrise Wednesday at 6:26 a.m. Weather forecast: ' Tonight... Mostly clear. lows 65 to 70. Light and variable wind. Wednesday... Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 90s. Chanp: of rain 30 percent. Wednesday night...Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderslorms.lows in the mid and upper 60s. · ..• E~CIAL'-Y · '11M ONE ... . \.: ~~.... } ' . • -' •' Continued from page 1 -Approved memhership in the CQalition of Rural and Appalachian sa.ools at a cos) of $300 with board P'cesidcnt Bob Collins and board member Marty Morarily voting · 1 · · · "np'"; Far too many, says Pie"e San, secretary gener.al ofAmnesty International, who to(d the Ethnic Newswatch that this kind of racial profiling M. commonplace in the United States. 'iOne police, officer was asked, 'How do you describe a suSpect?' He said, 'A young black mal~ in a MihiU neighborhood.' That's the profiling of the crimi· nal suspects," he says. men who aren't stars? How many·of them have been similarly humiliated? Far too many, says Pierre San, secretary general of Amnesty International, who told the Ethnic Newswatch that this kind of raci8l profiling is commonplace in the United States. ·"One .police officer was asked, 'ijow do you describe a snspect?' He said, 'A young· black male in a white neighborhood.' :rhat's the profjling of the crimimil . · suspects," he says. White says that sitting in prison made him wonder how many other innocent black men must be in jail.' It's a good question, especially now that DNA testing has launche<fthe. release of a string of Africari-Amct· ica:n men, men who ~urely ,. would have died in prisorr were .this lee~· nology not available. _ When White was finally released, a police officer ·apologized to him and explained that he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Bul White demurred. He was not in the· wrong place. He was in his home. Copyrlght1HI NEA. Send comment. to ~ •uthor In care of thla n-apllper or Hncl her •·mall at •• .. eur~~~~ol.com. · - Revised the district's open C!lrollmef!l policy to accept students (fom non·neighborjng school districts if classroom space is available; Vice President AI Gore badly trails Texas Gov. George W. Bush in money and poll raiings. but he is miles ahead. in policy propPsals. Whereas Bush -- and also Gore's Democratic rival, former Sen. Bill Bradley (N.J.) -won't start detailing their policy pPsitioits until the fall, Gore. already has unleashed an avalanche of them . He's received precious little political credit.for it, but since announcing his candidacy in June, Gore has given major speech~s .on crime, economic innovation, edutation, the environment, family life and "sustainable growth" -- all chock full of new ideas. · Among other things, Gore wants to overhaul the nation's crimina) justice system to ensure swifter trials, provide preschool to every child, create tax-free savings accounls for college tuition and job training and double the nation's investment in informalion-technology and cancer research. He also wants to increase jail time for committing a v.iolent crime in front of a child, amend the Constitution to enhance the rights of crime victims, expand the tax credit for corp<>rate research and developmen~ encourage poor people to build . their own homes, redevelop decrepit urban sites to ease suburban sprawl and help families spend more time'together. Gore's ideas come so thick and fast, in fact, that they need 1o be crystallized into a simpler overall message that sticks in the public's mind. This is one job awaiting top campaign strategist Carter Eskew when he comes aboard Aug. 1. But Gore aides say that the blizzard or policy initiatives unleashed so far has helped demonstrate that Gore does not inlend to be a mere extension of the Clinton administration, \Jut "his you begin lo fear social engineering. Mos1 of Gore's ideas do not depart markedly · Gore's policy· deluge su.rely deserves more. from Clinton's center-left orientation, but many credit and press attentiqn than it's heen gettin,g. As go beyond Clinton policy, as in Gore,'sadvocacy one aide pointed ou~ internecine quarrels inside of nationwide stale handgun licensing and report- the campaign staff and .friction with Clinton hav~ ing of all.gun sales to. a state agency. received front-page coverage, while even the Some of Gore's proposals also challenge launch of his candidacy got played inside. Democratic Party orthodoxy, such as teacher All that's a function, of course, of the fact that competency testing, involvement of faith-based Gore chronically trails Bush t>y 15 to 18 points in institutions in social programs and balancing the the polls. Other factors are Bradley's surprisil"giY ·budget "every year." slrong challenge in the " money primary" Ud the · On the other hand, Gore sticks close to Clinton · media's eagerh~ss for at least one close race to and the Democratic basi: in opposing privatizing cover in 2000 ·- even though Gore is leading Social Security or "forcing" Medicare recipients Bradley by ~0 to 40 points in most polls. into health maintenance organizations. . On the other hapd, Gore does seem to be preBradley implieS that Gore is pulling out only siding over an unruly family, with his niedia small . ideas whereas his will be big, but Gore adviser, Bob Squier, openly bashing Eskew. Plus describes his platform in sweeping terms. Some !her~·~ Oore's campaign manager, Tony Coelho. of that may be hype, but some isn't. mspmng -- and then denying -- stories that he Gore is promising "a new wave of fundamen· seeks the departure of Gore's chief of staff, Ron tal change for the nation, starting with revolution- Klain, who apparently is leaving. ary improvements in our·public schools." Though he advocates Jean governmen~ Gore He also says that he is offering "the most does seem to have ,a bloated, expensive campaign ·! effective and comprehensive anti-crime strategy st.a!f with no fewer than four top pollsters. "Thidk that our nation has seen." And, he claims, "the of 11 as a Dream Team," says one aide. ·: crisis in lhe American family knows ito boundary Aides claim that staff gossip may obsess Wa5hof class or race," but he promises to solve the cri- ington, but that voters in Iowa, New Hampsliire sis. and other primary states could ca.rC less and 11):0 In fact, his crime package is pretty sweeping- listening to Gore's ideas, nodding and .keeping - from ihe hiring of thousands of new prosecutors h1m well ahead of Bradley. · ·· and public defenders to the creation of" gang· free . But Go.re does need the ministrllions of some-, zone.s " with curfews for specific gang members ~n~ _ lik~ Eskew, who can help him frame a and a ban 1on gang-related clothing. VISIOn. l'Cnlence •• Or maybe 8 bumpet sricker•He is also prpposing "a national crusade lo dry - that w1ll put all his programs in context. up drug demand, hold up drugs at the border and What he needs is a rhetorical lever or policy break up the drug rings that are spreading poison framework like Bush's "compassionate conseron our streets." valism" that forces the media to stop writing .' On the other hand, his proposals for improving about what's wrong with Gore and begin asking ~ fal)lily life ·- beyond extended family leave -·are · Bradley and Bush: What's your-alternative? . a little vague: If a Republican said, "W~ must (Morton Kondracke Ia executive editor of make family life work in America," it would · Roll Call, the newspaper ot C•pltol Hill.) sound compassionate. When a Democrat says it, Copyrlght1D88 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Columbia prepares to head home; commander 'extremely happy' with flight By C. ~RYSON HULL . is really great._-• .she said during a Monday night news conference beamed from Columbia. ·" I would never say lhat I could possibly be anylhing but extremely happy wilh lhis flight. " The mission began roughly, with two scrubbed launches; a short circuit •· in lhe conlrol systems just five sec· onds inlo liftoff and a suspected hydrogen fuel leak that may·have lasted through lhe 8 1/2-minute ride to orbit. If the leak had become worse it ••• Title Offices ... Meigs EMS units log 11 calls the~~rda1~:Ud . . Unils of the Meigs, County Entergency Medical Service reoorded 11. .catls· for assistance Monday. Units' responding included: CENTRAL DISPATCH 4:48 li-m., Sumner Road, Chester. · lll!'k Farrar, Camden-Clark Memorial . H!l"Pital; · ~1:22 a,m., stat_e. Route 7, Tuppers ~!lUllS. M_ary Martm, Vete~ Memo-: ~81 Hosp1ta!; . ' . 2:28 p.m, South Th1rd Avenue, Middleport, M.ary Dempsey, VMH; 4:21 p.m., Landaker Road, Pomeroy, Fred Percy, Holzer Ml:llical Center. . .. POMER()Y · 11:46 a.m., state Route 124, Racine, Howard Robinson, HMC, SyraCuse The Dai~y Sentinel •. (USPS liJ·""'I ·.COIIUIIunit)' Newspaper Holdi•p, lnt'. Gore leads Bush in :Policy propos.al$ By Monon KondrKke · . He was born April 8. 1918, in Meigs County, son of lhe )ale Dallas and Edith Hysell Lightfoot. He was a retired engineer for the New York Central and Conrail Railroads, a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers, and attended Ihe Bradford Church of Christ. ' . He is survived b~ his wife, Goldie Moore Lighlfool of Middleport; two daughteJS and a son-m-law, Charlotte VanMeter of Pomeroy, and Wanda and Larry Oxley of Johnstown; stepsons and wives, Charles and Wilma Fridley and Larry and Joy Fndley, all of Columbus, and Delbert Fridley of Pomeroy; stepdaughters and husband, Nancy Hill of Bryan and loretta and Mark Seve~ of Dublin; seven gr:'ndchildren; 10 great' grandchildren; 10 step grandchddren; brol~ers and SISteJS-m-law, Everett and Gerry Lightfoot, Pomeroy, ~ and Delhert Lightfoot, Middleport; sisterS and a brother-in-law, Genieve and Robert Burdett of Pomeroy and Della Overturf of Columbus· a half-sister ' ' Maggie Lee of Middlepo·rt: several nieces and nephews. He w~ preceded}n death by his first wife, Beatrice Michael Lightfoot, and by h1s second w1fe, Havanna Sm1th L1ghtfool; a son, Roger Lightfoot; a stepmother, Mac L1ghtfqot; a Sister and brolher-in-law, Ethel and Ernest Woods;a sister-in-law, Clara Lightfoot, and a half-brother, Leo Lightfool. Serv1ces will be held Wednesday, II a.m. at Fisher Funeral Home-Middleport with the Rev. Avon Archer officiating. Burial will follow in . Riverview Cemetery, Middleport. Friends may call Tuesday, 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home . Associated Press Writer SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP) - NASA's first female ~hullle commander says she 1s lookmg forward lo bringing Columbia back to Earth tonight, closing out a brief mission that had a fitful start. . Eileen Collins, who became the first woman . to command a U.S. spacecraft, saJd she was not disappomted lhat lhc five-member crew's short flight - which included Ihe . flawless relea;;<' of lhe world 's most could .havecausedaprematureengi~e powerful X-ray telescope - was shutdown that would have forced a . . fil51-ever emergency la~ding a11empt. - Granted 12-month employees about to end. "Just.coming up here in space and The trouble ended as · soon· as a Meigs Counly Fair day on Aug. 20 getting five days to look al the Earth ·Columbia rea~hed orbil on Friday.. provided district buildings are ready for the beginning of school; Continued from page1 -' SCheduled the next regular' board meeting for Aug. 30, 7 p.m. at · location. ling out space for the title office in tha! the high school. · Spencer said tharthe location of the bujlding if SpeliC!!r would be interested Also present were Superintendent title office is convenient 1o him because in relocating it there. James Lawre~ce, Treasurer Dehnie he is required to oversee its operation as The license bureau is operated by Hill and board members Ron Cam- . well as the operation of the legal divi- Maison on a Contract basis with the niarala and Doug ·Lillie. sion .of his office, which is located 'on state. It is operated as an independent business, not conneL1ed with the coun, that the title office: ty !'' · state, although the state does and Cenlral Dispatch squads assisted; which isop<;rated enlirely on revenue approve her location. The state would 12:23 p.m.; West Main Street, generated from the processing of auto also tie ~equired to approve · any motor-vehicle accidl'nt, Chris Higgin- titles and other documenls, does not arrangements to share space with the · , bolham, refused treal"!ent, Greg generate en(}ugh income to cover the . title office. On Tuesday, Maison' denied .LipKnapp, VMH; . cost of rent, utilities and olher costs scomb's ·claim that she had olfered 9:18 p.m., Darst Nursing Home, assoCiated with a location away from space to the title office"during her most Earl Philliik. HMC, Central Dispatch the oourthouse. squad assisted. . · · He also pointed out lhat in the past · recent contract negotiations with the Rtn:lAND . . , several years, the commissioners liave state, and said that such an arrangement 3:19 a.m., Me1gs Mme ·31, Dav1d " been required to tap into the title office would ·require a "site control" ammgeMarkham, HMC; administration fund in order to pay meiit· with the state, in which the state 5:22 p.m., Village Man.or Apart- other county expenses not as:;ociatcd would take over the license bureau site and charge her (or Ihe space she uses.' menls, Middleport, Bcss1e Kuhn, with his office. PVH; · · ·e·o• • · • H d ·d .Such a conversion to a ''site·OOntrol" . mmiSSIOner · o~ane1 owar sa1 loealion would.bl! made at the time that 9:40 p.m., Meigs Mine 2, Robert thai she had offered Maison space in Hall, HMC. . . the County Annex building. the former the contraL1 is bid out, Maison :>~id, and SYRACUSE "· County "'ome: where several counly cannot be. made at jusl any time. 5:26 .p.m, !;late Route 124, Joseph agencies' now operale, and that the Maison also said that her conlract Tuc,ker, VMH. commissioners would also consider fit- wilh lhe BMV requires l~at she provide I 4 free parking spaces for customers, including two handicapped spaces, and that combining the title office and license bureau would leave only six Am Ele Power ...................... 36 ~. spaees for iitle office visitors. Akzo ...... 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Wendy's ...............................30"1• Worthlligton .........................14'1. outhern First Phase _ Rag·t I•.me' ra··.c· I. s·.m st· I. II a·II. ve·. ·.· · . Enimett H. Lightfoot, 81, Middleport, died Sunday. July :ZS, 1999, at his \, • IColumbus lWIIID" I college, and he is attempting to cut • Today is Tuesday, July 27, the 208th day of 1999. There arc M7 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On July 27, 1953, the Korean. War armistice was signed II Panmunjom, ending three years of fighting . . On this date: In 1694, the Bank of England received a roy!! chBrter .S a commerciaf . institution. In 1789, Congress established the Department of Foreign Affairs, the foreru11ner of the Department of State. · In 1861, Union General George B. McClellan was put in command of the Army of the Potomac. . In 1866, Cyrus W. Fie'Jd finitlly. succeeded, after two failures, in laying the first underwater tcleg~;aph cable between North America and Eur!)pe. · In 1940, Bugs Bunny ~ade his "dfficial" debut in the. Warner Bros. ani· mated cartoon "A Wild Hare." In 1967, in the wake of urban rioting, Pry:sident Johnson appointed the Kerner Commission to assess the causes of the violence, the same day black militant' H. Rap Brown said in Washington that violence was "as American · as cherry pie." . . . In 1974,lhe House Judiciary Committee voted 27-1 1 to recbmmend President Nixon's impeachment on a charge that he hac! person8lly engaged in a "couJSe of conduct" designed to obstruct justice in the Watergate case. In 1984, actodames Mason died in Lausanne, Switzerland, at age 75 . In 1995, the Korean War Veterans Memorial was dedicated in Washington by President Clinton and South Korean President Kim Young-sam. In 1996, terror slruck the Atlanta Olympics as a pipe bomb e11ploded at ihe public Centennial Olympic Park, killing one person and injuring more than 100. ' ~ Ten years ago: V,:orkcrs at the Nissan Motor Corp. assembly plant in Smyrna, Tenn., voled against representation by the United Auto Workers. ·Eighty people were killed when a Korean Air DC-10 crashed in Ubya. Five years ago: Bosnian Serbs reimposed their blockade'of Sarajevo and f'jred on a U.N. convoy, killing one British soldier and wounding another. One year ago: President Clinton held a town meeting in AlbuqueJque, 'N.M. on the future of Social Security, during which he expressed skepticism abou~ propos8ls to privatize part of the Social Security trust fund. Mo~ica Lewinsky was interviewed for five years by prosecutoJS in New York 1ft a po5siblc prelude to an immunity deal. . . . Today 's Birthdays: TV producer Norman Lear IS 77. Movtc and drama critic Vincent Canby is 75. AC!or Jerry Van Dyke is 68. Sportscaster lrv Cross is 60. Actor John Pleshette is 57. Singer Bobbie Gcn"f is 55. Actressdirector Betty Thomas is 51. Timolhy Michael Jemagan, 19, of logan, died Monday, Julr 26, 1999 in . Good Hope Township. Hocking County. Born on May 22. 1980 at Belting, Mich., he was the son of Clleryl Ann Martom Jernagan of logan and the lale Charles W. Jernagan. The family formerly resided in Meigs County. . Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at lhe Roberts Funeral Home in logan . Burial will be in Sand Hill Cemetery, long Bottom . Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday. 2 10 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. :e~~k~~~r';d~~-;~:~::r. Next year he will have fivcchildren in ' By The Auoclllted Pr..a Thurman's . 1~e IS m"?' hi~r IIWI tho ""erage Amencan s. But her ~~ JS ~ 011 what she CWJIS, not on wh~ s~ 1.s left w1th after payin~ the expenses of mamw~ng two ~ traveling back.and f~rth to Flork!a. ud ~?wrung . two cars (one m Flonda ~one '" Wulungton, plus msurance on both veh1cles). n,urman broke down her .expenses for us: ~he ~IS a ~2,500 per: month mortgage on her house In Flonda, alont . · with $500 to $600 1n ex~scs, ud she pays! $2,000 per month for a ~p In D.c , · She tells us, "I'm ~nly "';"· weiltby. My: · w~~-related exl?"nses (atate) a~ on my. abll1!y to make 1t ~.nth to month. And for ~ without a second mcome, or no. trust.funds. II'~ tough." • W · (White Ho.u H corr..pond.nt. . ·~ Rog-; congre..Jon•l corr-.,ondent• :OU:~' C~ft\~~relgn tmd Mtlonal ~ ....,.•.,. . . - could ' . . agency also would have to undergo audit supervised by the state if it accepts money beyond a certaih threshold. Jacobson js talking $100,000 or higher. · . turned out, were looking for two "This is not in any way intended to bl! a punitive measure or to punis!l a · By S.,. Eckel Hispanic men who were reported to On •stage, nonprofit," lacobson said, "but to ensure that money gets to people who have brought drugs and weapons in need help and if it's misspent, allow us ways to·get the money back." Alton Fitzgerald the building. Jane Taylor1director of the Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging, White plays The neighbors were vouching said a $100,000 threshold would affect a lot of nonprofits, many o( which Coalhouse us," White told the New York for !!ready undergo scrutiny from their funding source, whether private or pub- :,Valk~r. a man who is harassed Times. They told the police, "He's I~ fi starring on Broadway." "Many of these agencies get federal funds and other local dollars," said by a ICeman It didn ·~matter. White was handTaylor. "If every entity declares its own method of auditing, you're going to simply because cuffed and led out of his building. AI spend all your time doing nothing but auditing." he's black. The Amy Rohlin'&, acting director of the Ohio Association of Nonprofit Orga- play, "Ragtime," t?Jces place nearly the 33rd Precinctstation house, he . nizations, said it would be difficult to keep p~blic and private dollars sepa- a century ago . .But as·White recently w$ strip-searched and held for five rate, especi8lly since paychecks and rent are qften paid out of a combination learne<!, the racial issues it tackles houJS, missing his performance. "I or funds. aie still very much alive at the turn can1hardly remember my name," he told the Times the next day. "They "A smaller agency would have to hire full-time accountant jilst to keep of the ~ill~nnium. •· . . , ·. · · The mCJd~nt occurred m ~~~e s · took us out of the cells and made us . track, •• she said. Penny Wyman 'of tlie Ohio Association· of Cllild Caring Agencies said Ne~ Yor_k C1ty apartment bUJidmg strip and squat." He said he was there already are plenty of safeguards for private agencies that handle ppb- ·· earher th1s. month; Dressed m. shor!S thinking, '" You don't care. You don 't lie money. .i . an~ a. T-shut, Wh1te was leavmg h1s car~ if I am homeless or starring .op She also referred to ~ 1997 opinion by Attorney General Betty Mont- bulldmg to go to the ba~k and then Broadway. The second time they gqm 0ry dealing with the absorption of'public money into a private agcqcy. the gym before head1~g to. th.~ pulled me out for questioning, a 35In that ruling, which dealt wi'th the funding of alcohol, drug addiction, ~road~ay theater where Ragt1m.e · ·· year-old man, all I could do was sil there and cry out of f~ustration: : and mental health boards, Montgomery said public funds paid to a privlle IS playmg. . . . The most chilling aspect of entity become the property of the private entity. But Wh1te ~ever made 11 .to the "The implications of saying that public money maintains public ~harac- theater th~t mgh_t. When ~e saw White's ordeal is whar it says· aboul ter no matter who has it are pretty far-reaching," Wyman sajd. some pollee off1cers outs1de the ·the stories we haven't read. BecaUse J~~Cobson is not swayed by concerns about spending too much time or ' •front door,. he let them m. ~ey he is a !Jroadway star, White's money on audits. ,: . retu.rned thiS COUrtesy by arreshng . wrongful arrest made it lo the B sec, "It's not, unreasonable if you're spending· $100,000 of government White,_ tqre~ other black me~ an~ tion of most New York City newspa· money to spend $5,000 to be sure it's being properly spen~" he said. · two H1spam~ men. The pohce, 11 pers. But whal about all those black Today In History The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 .. Publilfled ·C\'ery afternoOn. 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Ext. 1100 Dance announced There will a round and square dance Saturday night at the Tuppers Plains VFW building. Door prizes will be awarded, there will he games and cake walks. Music will begin at 8 p.m. with1he Country Nile Hawks and J. B. Wilson caller. · Brown reunion slated Family and friends of Rev. R.D. and Sylvia E. (Jones) Brown will have their annual reunion Saturday, Aug. 7 at Fairplay Schllfl. Noon dinner will be catered. Salein Fireman's Fish fry The Salem township Firemen'sAssociation will hold its annual fish fry on Saturday from ll a.m. to 10 p.m. The fish fry will take place 'on the square in Wilkesvi lie. , . Bible school announced ) Vacation Bible School will be held at the Rutland Church of God, Aug. 2-6 6:30 to 8:30 P·'."· Classes will be held for children age lhree up to teenagers. Theme w1ll be "The GJealest Show on Earth." For mon;. informallon call 742-2060. . No refuse pickup Thursday . Friends of the Library to meet · : Friends of Ihe Library will meet at 7 p.tn . at the Racine Library, Aug. 2. Brlck/es reunion planned · A reunion of the descendants of Dannie and Flossie BJickles will be held Sunday at the home of Jessie Bnckles on Pleasant Hill Road, Athens. A pol luck dinner will ~ held at noon. There will be games, fishing, and specJal muSJc. All family membei>; and friends welcome. For directions call 592-6134. SHS cheerleaders meeting planned ·A meeting for anyope interesled in heing a Southern High School cheerleader will be held Thursday, 7:30p.m. allhe high school. Eichinger reunion planned · . The.Eichinger reunion will be hdd Aug. I at the Carleton School, Syra.cuse. The luncheon Will be served at 12:45 p.m. Expo to meet · The Town and Country E~ro 1999 committee meeling will. be held 'lltursday, 7:30 p.m. at the Me1gs County F~irgrounds. Everyone interested in the EXPO is invited to attend. Eas.t ern Boosters sets special ,. The EastemAlhletic Booslers will have a special meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m. at the h1gh school. Preparations will be made for fair activilies as well as the Fall SpMs program . · Fry reunion planned . The Aaron Fry reunion will be held on Aug. 8 at Krodei 'Park Shelter House 2. There will be a luncheon at ! p.m. Revival to be held · Eddie Buffington will be.lbe guest speaker at July 31 and Au~. 1 revival. ScN.ices tp ~c held at lhe Full Gospel of the Li.ving Savior Church located on .Roule 338 out of Raf ine . ·Pastors are Jesse and lames Morris. ·• T.B. testing clinic set · A free skin testing clinic w·ill be conducted by Connie Kan;chnik, R. N., Meigs <;:ounty tuberculosis nurse , at the Chester 'Fire Statiori, Aug. 2 from 4:30 to ,6:30 p.TJI. All individuals.. who are in food servi~e are required to obtain yearly skin lests. house for Saturday hours, so that resi- lhe oounty and townships, whicb will dents who work duling the week can provide leverage in the applicaiio~ access 'courthouse offices without lak- process and will likely . secure more· ing tinie off from work,. funding for the townships. , Commissioner Jeffrey ·Thornton Jim Bernard of TuppcJS Plains met explained lhat the establishment of wilh the commissioneJS, County Engi.office houJS is ~ade not by the' com- neer Robert Eason and David Spencer miS:SioneJS, but l)y ~individual office of the highway. department regarding holders; although he said that the com-· road paving that is needed in subdivi missioneJS, as a group, favor opening sions in Tuppe~S Plains. · the courthouse for extended houJS. .. .The commissioners approved the_ "As elecled officials, we represent ptirchase of the alley and parking area. th'e people or this county, .and a lot of behind the Department of Human Ser• those people work during the day." vices building in Middlepol1 from PeoThornton said. "We have arespdnsibil- ples Banking and Trust Co. Howard ity to provide convenienl services to noted that the purchase, in the amount thosi: people." of$29,566, was made in anticipation of • Howard said thai she would pn;fer needed <space for the DHS in liglit of · to see lhe courthouse opened on a the merger ·of the DHS and Ohio weekday eveninS:·rather Ihan Saturday, Bureau' of Employment Services. n6ting thai lhe license bureau is open . The OOmm~ioners approved trnnSon Tues<jay evenings unt il 6:30 p.m., fcl5 of funds for the Prosecuting Attoran!l said thai similar houJS 'for the cour- ney's office in', the .amount of thouse woufd be more convcniem for $34,29356 and $140.00 and the DHS the public and ·for courthouse employ- in 'the amount of $231,084.98 and .ees. $25,00J. In other busint><5, the CO!lJmissionThe board also certified and lli'Proel5 approved application for Slate Cap- · priated funds for the community corita! Improvement Program funds rections program, in the amount of lhmugh Ihe l<;.<;ue II program. The funds $43,727.00, !,llld approved ·a secondwill be used for road improvements half appropriation for lhe Meigs·Coun- . and othcr.J?ublic works projects. 1y Museum. This .·year. the commissioners · Also presenl were Com,missioner approved com))ining applications for Mick Davenport and Clerk Gloria . - Tbt Emmett H. UgbtfOOI obituary was unintentionaily omitted from tbe .· Monday edition of The Dally SentineL The Information was submitted by Flsb, er FUneral Home in adequate lime for the Monday pubUcation. The error was OD the p.ort of the newspaper. Protect.tlle:.imoortant. people m:you.r life. . , nu now have the nption c.£ protoc011g yoclf f.ui tily member.;. 1·1 '"""" or a b11..:;ines.s p.mner with low~cust . . · · . 10- Dr 20-year level tem1 life 1!1Surance from Aum-Owne.,. lnsur,mce GmlJXmy. Callus fDr mnre IIIOnorl Jel BIT, Tm 11o1Xins,..., em, H<l!e Davi; SOUTH PAIIII (R) 8:li (Comedy) Geo!ye Ckxiney, Millie DINer, Isaac Hayes detaiL~ and a Cl11llf"tidve pn:p _ '&l!. M..u.....,s Sbaw1. Everyday ALL TIMES v#uto-Ownen Ituumnt:e Life Home Car Bus1ness 7!.:10~·~· 520 W. Main St. • Pomeroy, OH Phone 992-2588 V~nton ~ 388-8603 Gallipolis • 44&-0852 --SYRACUSE RECYCLING-··- · There will be NO CURBSIDE RECYCLING this Thursday, July 29 Pickup will resume Aug. 5th . . There will be no curbside recycling. in Syracuse this Thursday. Pickup Will resume on Aug. 5. · · 6t) ROGAN · . Insurance· RNERServices ---~ ( t · ~ ALL . N-• Departments Tht main •umber Is 991·21.5.5. Dtpart· •ent ex1ealion1 are: .Gcnenl Moaoget ............••••••.••.. E<L 1101 Newl ................. ...: ........................ ExL 1102 or ExL 1106 ~.(l'JIIf'd Announcements: 214 Ea•tllrni.n Pomeroy 99.2-6687 �• Tueaday, July 27, 1999 The Daily Sent~~! Sports · · The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Hits by Taubensee, Larki" n help Reds top L.A. s~a in 10 frames ' Tuesday, July 27, 1999 ' LOS ANGELES (AP) - Eddie Taub<:nsee is familiar with what Jeff Shaw throws because of all the time he spent catching him with the -tincinnati Reds . T~ubensee came up as a pinch-hit· ter in the ninth inning Monday night and caught up with a 2-0 pitch from the Los Angeles Dodgers' closer. driving in two runs to tie the score and "set up Cincinnati's 5-3 win in 10 innings. "Ev~ n though I know what he 's got, he's still one of the best relievers in the game;'' Taubensee said. " I . don 't know . if it helps that I've caught him ,_but l was able to get a pitch I could handle.'.' . Dmitri Young led off the lOth with a double off'Shaw (3-2) for his third straight hit. He advanced to , third on an infield single by Greg vaughn and scored on Barry Larkin's sacrifice ny to center. Aaron Boone followed with an RBI si ngle. Cincinnati's victory put the Reds a season- high 15 games over .500 and improved tbe major league's best road mark to 32-14. They remain two games behind Houston in the NL Central. following their six th victory in games they've trailed after eight innings. · · "That's why we're still sticking in thi s race. and were going to have to · keep doing stuff like thi s to stay in it," Taubensee said. "'The la.•t couple of months thi s team has been showing a lot ·Of character, and it's pretty much been a different guy gelling the big hit every night." . Gary Sheffield drove in two runs and threw out a runner at the plate. helping the Dodgers take a 3-1 lead ond victory in two games, pitching earned runs and a season-h1gh 12 hrl' w1th a one-out double . Villone two scoreless innings following last Wednesday night at hiner-fnend - allowed three runs and five hits in 7\, innings. Sunday 's 14-inning win at San, ly Coors Field. White gave the Dodgers a 2-1 Francisco. The right -hander, making into the ninth. But Shaw could not hold it. costing him his second blown save this season in 22 opponunities. After Larkin was thrown out on a bang-bang play at first - one that resulted in the ejection of first base coach Dave Cpllins by Charlie .Reliford - Shaw hit Boone with a pitch. One out later, an infield si ngle by pinch-hiller Michael Tucker put runners at the ·comers. Taubensee then lined a shot over the outstretched glove of Devon White to tie the SC'/re at 3. "The mistake I made with him was falling behind," Shaw sa id . "The first two pitche.s l have to gel for a strike , but! missed down with both of them. H~ went down and got a good pitch to hit and drove it to center field .'' Stan Belinda (2·1) earned his sec- . a miraculous comeback from muhi · with ht'> fourth homer. a two·OUt Not~: All four of·White's home pie sclerosis, had p1tchcd 9', score~ drive to left -ce nter rn the fourth off less innings over h1s la~t five outmgs. Villone. The left-hander had surren- runs thi s seaso n have ' given the. Dodgers a lead.... Chris Stynes took ove r defensively in the bottom of the firstrnnrng for 2B Pokey Reese. who was struck on the left hand by a pitch · and then picked off first base by Valdes. X-rays on Reese's hand were negative .... RHP Robinson Checo will start for · the Dodgers on Wedne sday. his f<tst for Los Angeles smce. bemg demoted to Triple~A Albuquerque on April 23. He is takmg the place of Carlos Perez, who is_· 2- 10 record with a 7.43 ERA and une run and six hits in seve n innin gs Sullivan with an RBI single in the might be designated for assignment after all owi ng a season- high fiv e -eighth after Vizcaino chased Vilkme on Tuc>day to make room for Checo. "The man's o·n fire right now," Reds staner Ron Villone said. " He's cot.e. back and he's g1ven our bullpen a boost. · "When you get •a guy like that who's established himself and is able to do somethin g like that when we have a co~ple of guys who_are a little ured, that s huge . And that s the kmd of guy he is .. He' ll take the ball any time.'' lsmael Valdes rebounded from his worst, start of the season, allow in g dcred on,ly one home run in h1s previous 63-, innings this season . a tworun shot by Houston's Mau Mreskc on Jul y 5 at Cincinnati. Jose Vizcaino singled in the first inning and scored from frrst base on Sheffield 's double to left-center. The Redl ticd it in the founh when Sean Casey led off w1th hrs 18th home run , an opposrte-field drive that barely cleared the short fence m the lfftfield corner. Sheffield greeted reliever Scou ·Indians beat Tigers 6-3, put brakes on five-game losing streak . ,• - The Pomeroy lnd_ians defeated the Barlow-Vincent Bad Cats 4-3 Monday night to claim the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament tille. In front are (L·R) Dayton Jenkins , Travis Eyerelt, Ross Well, Jeremy Blackston, Malt Meadows and Luke Fackler. ·Standing teammates are Shawn Day, Bryce Davis, Brandon~iiCi(ii~ RUNNER-UP HONORS i~ the 1999 Kyger Creek Eddie Fife Jr.; Weston Fife, Brandon Grover Liltle League Tournament belonged to the BarlowChris Van Reeth. Behind them are coaches Bob Vincent Badcats after their 4-31oss to the Pomeroy Blackston, Dave Fife and Eddie Fife Sr. (OVP Indians in the championship game. In front are (Lphoto) R) Josh Long, Greg Gillilan, Ryan · Smith, Jesse Century's last Kyger Creek Li11ttle ~e~gue Tournament ends Hilverding and Adam Canaday. Standing taaril. mates • are Malt Adams, Nathan Cozart, Mark Moses .. Greg Johnson and Cody Welch. Behind tllem are coaches Barry Smith and ~.i!l Gillilan. (OVP photo) · . tory over the Barlow.Vmccnt Bad Cats in the Kyger Creek Lill ie League Tournaments cham pronshrp game Monday night at the Kyger Creek Employees Clu b field . ·It was 14 days carli~r that th.cse team s met rn the Brll Hubbard L9aguc Memorial _ Lrltle Tournaments IItie game. On that . mght, the Cats got ahead and Stayed .. over · Barlow- startin g right field er) behind the - to strand two. In the botlom uf the ihruw to shortstop Jeremy Blackston fifth with two nul. Fackler drove - the Iau er started both double Welch's 2-1 pi'tch beyond the left plays - at sc~ond base in time to ing threats in them . In the bottom of That prompted the the second. Shawn Day. the l~dian s' coac hes to send Eddie Frfc to first home run herD from Sunday's 6-7 base. Fackler to the hill , Well (lhe strikeouts or 2cncrous with walks. ex tra -i nning The pitchers -~ Pomeroy starter Eddie Fife Jr. and reliever Brandon Fackler (five strikeouts and three w.alks). and Barl,pw- Vincent starter Josh Long and relicver,Cody Welch ·(three stnkcouts and fou r walks) induFcd •pore than a few ground halls and playe,p the bi gge~t role in all owi ng only,onc multi -run inmng. Pomeroy Duri.ng Smith's at-bat, Johnso~ tried 10 advance lo second or a piteh Brandon Grover's catch o f Adams' that momentaril y got away from liner e nded the Cars ' scoring threat We ll. Bur Well recovered and got his plate. That set the stage for Nathan win Vincent in the winners' bracket final. reached on _a fielder 's c11oice and used three w1ld p1tches to •score the first run . .Pomeroy had liule time to enjoy its 1-0 lead. In the third, Long's one· out single to left and Ryan Smith's collision with Dav, the third baseman (the home plate umpire called fielder's interference with the runner). se nt Smith home wi)lfi he tying run_ Long made it to second hase on left fielder Bryce Davis' relay throw to the armor-wearing Fackler at the j>late, Daylon Jenkins to left lield and Davis to right fleld . · Eddie Fife then gal Man Adams and Welch to hit infield popups to · strand Cozart. at third and end the Cats'third. . Barlow-Vincent's 2- t' ie'ad histed until the ·fourih. when Jenkins. who si·ngled to right center and made itt<? third on two wild pitches. Davis ' smash single to center sent Jenkin.s home with the tying run . Fackler retired Barlow-Vincent I· 2-3 in the fourth. In the top of the fiftli. he got enough help from his teamm ate s seco nd sacker field fence: The solo homer put the Indians ahead 3-2. . The siKth: Fackler got Welch to hit a grounder to him for the first out. But Eddie Fife muffed Greg Gillilan's grounder 'lcss than six feet from the first base bag, :ind ·Gillilan retire Johnson and end the Cats' sixth . In the Pomeroy six th, Jenkins and Day' walked. Davi ' nare single to right loaded the bases. · Well - he struck out in his first twa· al -bats .but was a wil;ness tO his ' . I ~ tourney Greg John son saw Gillilan get to sec- ball. He hit a narc shot into center · ond on a wild pitch before linin g a 2- field that se nt Everett. ienkins' 0 pitch into center field for a single pi nch-runncr. home with the game- · that allowed Gillilan to score the last tying run . (See INDIANS on PageS) the game with a bruis~d left knee after being hit by a pitch from Justin Thol)lpson (9-9 ). Ramirez i~ day· IQ· day.• Ramirez. who has been hit six time s this season. was drilled with a full -count pitch to load the oases. After taking a few steps toward first, he doubled over in ·pain and left the ' Afterward .. the left-h andersaid he guys for not catching it. but bec.au se was bothered by sorene ss in hi s ' shoulder fwm the time he be gan warming up. · "It's my arm. so I'm concerned,'' he said. " It wasn't pain. I've _had pain, It was something different. If you ever pitched, you know the soreBy G. SPENCER OSBORNE ness I mean.'' , . . - - - - - - ,' OVP Staff Writer Prior lo Monday .rtight's_ Kyger Creek Little League Tournament title game at the Kyger Creek Employees Club fie.ld. the tournament direct ors inducted J'erry, Rollin s of Point • ' Baseball \., New York .. Toronto · Bos10n ........ BaltinlQre Tampa Bay ....... Colorado Los Angeles GAME-WINNING HIT - As Barlow-Vincent catcher Matt Adams and home plate umpire Rick Smith watch bellind him, the Pomeroy lndians' Ross Well sprints toward first base after seeing llis sixth· lri_nin~ singlet~ center field al!ow Travis Everett to score tile gamewtnnmg run tn Monday mght's Kyger Creek Little league Journament title game agpinst the Bad Cats. The Indians' 4·3 viclo!Y gave them a sweep of the Bad Cats in their two.games in the tourname!'! and a measure of reveng!! for~arlow-Vincent's victory over ~hem 10 the Bill Hubbard Memori.al Tou namenttltle game two weeks earlier. (OVB photo by G. Spencer Os orne) . ,. . 5~ 46 ' 5 .t1 f<L !i-ll 61·9 549 ll 420 19'· Ctntral Division CLEVELAND ......... ,, ..... . 59 40 596 51 Chieago . ....41 58 .420 ~troit .............. 40 5R -lOR Kansas City ... ...... ..40 lS .40R Minnesota .. ,....... 17': 18', 18': .... 42 58 ,,. " . +I 55 11 ., Westnn Oi\·lslon ~ Detroit (MMhler 8-9) a.t CLEVELAND (Gooden ]). 7:05p.m. . Texas (Burkett J·4l at Bnllimol"l! (Enckson 6·8). 7:35 p.m. • ~w York (P,ettirte '·7) a1 Chicago (Parque 9-71. Today ~s S l Loo1s ( Hou~ nfidd m Seaule (f Garcw 10-5) at Kansas City (Rosndo 5· 8J. 8:05p.m. Later i~ the tournament , he homered twi ce, had four. .hits and 13 run s bat- ted in to lead People's to a 2 1-7 win over NeW Haven. He fin1 shed the NL standings Washm~tun Eastl'rn Divi5ion ' . ' Baseball Fr:ln c i .~c n CHI CAGO WHITE SOX : Sem LHP i}rynn W:ud outright to Tfip le·i\ Chari6Ht' Of the lntemnl ional Lc11gue CLEVELAND INDIANS: A~;:tivatL-d RHP ,S te\'e Kar~ay fr om the l.S~dny di!~hlt!d list. Dcsi~na1cd RHP Tom Cand1oni for assignme nt. OAKLAND AHILETICS: Pl aced C Ram0n Hcrnrmdcs nnd INF Olmedo Saenz on lh~ I ~ - day .dJ!i· Jtbkd list. Re calt td . C A.J . Hinch and INF S.:on Spie1.io from Vnncomcr of tht PCL. SEATTLE MARINERS: Traded OF Bu1d1 Huskey to Boston for LHP Rohl!n R;~rruay · ~ National Leigue ATLANTA BRAVES: Traded RHP Doug Dent ' to San D1eg o fo r C Grtg Myers. Plnced C Ja.,.ter Lopez on lhe 15-dny d1sabkd In t. retroa~uvc to Jul y Iwn At lanta New York _ Philadelphia florJdo Monrreal Hnu~ton CINCINNATI St l..oo1 \ Pinsburgh M1lwanlra•e L 4I 60 41 .\1: . 61 ,.~· \6 '5 61 60' CtnlrAI Dh·l§ion 60 ".., "'" 51 ~0 ~0 41 " CLEVELAND f<L 198 19' ~-~~ '"" ~75 5 11 22 10 II " l0 Ill 500 16 GJI ~~6 -, 4N l 2~6 .!.'~ 4 l'lCKl (.QS Angt:le~ t \ sa~r:m1en1 u 1.1 10 S 6 7 X 6t'4 MO '056 7 , Utah ~71 526 16 Phoen1~ 100 -H\5 "0 1,1 Q ~ 6 to a three• year c'ontmcl OAKLAND RAIDERS; Placed DT Daren Vance)· on the ph ys iCally unable to perform liSI ST. LOUIS RAMS S1gned G Cun1~ McGee and · LB Bro~d Lyde . Rdeascd DE Joe Williams Placed LB Mlltt Chatham on the re~n·e lin SAN DIEGO CHARGERS S1gned TE Ja)' Hngood . SAN FR~NCISCO 49ER S S1g_ned DT .Reg g1e McGrew 10 a seven -year ~.:u ntro:..:l and RO l<!Wr('ncc Plnllip ~ w~,n·d Q!l ~litrk Garcm · SEI\ITLE SEAH1\WKS Srgl'll:d WR ,._tane> Boil<'} Mimed Uob ?.cm,1n l.kt'c n S I'~' ,\5Sl~tnnt TENNI:.SS£E TITANS A~r~~J 1v 1ernu wnh DT John Thorn ton. QR Ki.'\ln Dnft and LB 111ut ll I! Mondav 's scnres Charloue 75. Ne"' y~,rl.: .- ~I 1('!~ Once Again, The Daily Sentinel Will ~ave A Special Meigs County Fair Preview Edi.tion. T~is Year's Edition Premtses To Be One Of The biggest And Best Ever! Look For This Special Edition -In You ·Friday, August 13th Paper! BE SURE YOUR BUSINESS IS A PART OF THIS YEAR'S FAIR EDITIO N ... CALL TODAY! GIO\<.'f \Vest ern .C onference Hou§lon Mmn e~ma 600 KANSAS CITY CH IEFS: Signed LB Gary St1lb Eastern Confenmce ll' L l'tL 15 Call DAVE or KATHY ' Hock e)' ' National H ockt~· Lt~~gut NI: W YORK Rt\NGERS N :~mo:J -' ' ' 1 l1'non·lla aur,l anl .:ooch Jchn , at 992-2155 PHOENIX CO\ UTES S1~ ned I\\ C rnc lk .d<" \ hi a fltle·)ear arnlr.k.'l \\ \SHINGTON C \Ptlo\1 S lk ~lt'lli'J t \\ kit FOR MORE INFORMATION r,r" The Dail Sentinel {J Q. ( ll ' I. for l~adin g the tournament 's hitmak- · ers with II. ,_ . • Th ~ lni'in 's Glass Falcons' Justin Saunders )"On a Mizun o fielder 's glove for pitching the tourn ament 's fir st no-hiller. The ge m was the ccn- · tcrpiece of the Falcons· 16-0 secqndrouncl win on Sunday. Jul y 18 over · Criste won a base ball autographed Point Pleasant Home· Care Medical. • The Ind ians' Brandon Fackler by furmer Cincinnati Red s star Ken Griffey Sr. The ball was also donated won . tourna~ent ho me run honors for hillin g five_ He also was the king of bv Larkin . ' • The Indians' Shawn Day strikeouts with 3 \ . • The .Eastern. Eagles' Ken receiv ed his Louisv ille Slugger bat for being Sunday's home run .derby Amsbary rec eive d top defensive champi on. Tcamm ~ te Dayl on ,player honors. • Dale Keathley of Point Pleasant · Deal Funeral Home was the pl~y e rs­ on ly contest winner of a base ball signed by the Seanle Mariners Ken Griff¢_)' Jr. The ball was donated by Mike' Larkin. the , co-owner of. the Mrddleport Hitlin g' Cent~r. , • Deal Funeral Home 's Mic hael l>t! t1:oit <~t 14uuston. B..~O p.m Urnh nt Phoenix _ 10 p m Minnl! sa ta :11 Sanamento,' 10 p.m Orl:tndn at Lo,• Angel<',\. iO :JO p.m . «· Jenkins .also . won top-hitter honors sent ed. Amtritan Ltiii:Ut J>l..J) at San 10 tO I0 9 6 5 12 hits. , _ Following the Pomerox Indians' Transactions WNBA standings New York lktro11 Charlane Orlando Jenk ins won a Loui'sv ill e Slugger for hitti ng the 1999 tournament' s first home run , a first·i.nning grand slam titJe:. game victory over Barl ow- that helped beat Bidwell II 20-5 on · Vincent, several awards were pre- ope ning day (Friday. July 16). toul-nament with three home run s and Detron m Charlene. 7 )Ojp.m. Basketball fum " I clcrsed my eyes on rhat play. " . 2- to~3 days. Wednesday's game games l). IOoJl P;m. 8:05p.m. -. •Fame. Rollins. the head baseball coach and assistant football coach at Point Pleasant High School. was a pitcher for Pople's Bank of Point Pl ~asant. the 1967 champion . · He stru ck out two and pitched a two-hitter in his club's 2- 1 win over the Middleport Yankees l~al year. , (Ruete r 8-~). 4·05 p m. Tex:is ............ ... .. .......'.. ..58 40 Chicago {Mulro ltaml 5·6) at Monueat 1' Oakland . '5 1 4 ~ {Hermanson _l-9). 7:05p.m • · . . ·l l Sennle .... .. ..47 ~ I .480 FlOJida {Fernandez ~-6) at Philadelphi a {Wolf 5· 16 Anaheim · ..42 56 A1~ I). 7 :.\~ p.m Piusburgh (Benson 7-R) at New York. (J.-fcrslme• Monday's scores 10·7). 7:40p.m. ~· ·• · · Milwaukee (Nomo 9·2) m Atlanln (Millwood t I· Ti!."l"ll Bay 7, Anahe1m 0 5). 7;40 p.m. ,. , · CLEVELAND 6. Oelroit J Houston (Lima ' I )-~) at ColoradCI (Rohanon 9-71. Oakland 14, Minntsota 7 · 9:05 p.m. ' Toronto 4. Chicago 3 1II ) Aritona (Benes 6·9) at San Dil'go ( William~ .5·8), 25 ...IO'{J5 p.m. Tonighl'~ g~mes SAN FRANCISCO GIAhlTS . Placed RHP Chns Anaheim (Sparks 4· 7f at Tampa Bay (Callaway 1- · CIN CINNATI (fomko ).5) lit Los Angeles Wark 6·81. 10: t 0 p.m. Brock on the 15-day d1sabkd list 0), ws p.m. B o~ to n (Saberhll£en 6- 4) al Toronto (Wells 11·6), Wednesday's games Basketball 7:05 p.m. · · Pimburgh ( Ri tch il' 9-7) at N~w York (Rogc:ni 0· National Baskdb~ll Assod11tion Detroit (Borkowslci 0..0) "'' CLEVE~AND {Nagy 0). 12'10pm NEW JERSEY NETS· Announced aHtslant ll -6). 7o0lp.m. • S1. Louis (Oliver 5·71 m San Francisco {L.' coilc h e~ Jlm Lynam. Eddie Jordan and Mike Teus (Sete 9-6) at Baltimort (Mu ssina· 1~- 4 ). Hemandet 5-9), 3:35 p.m O'Koren will relurn 7:35 p.m. Chicago (Tapani 6-7) at Montreal (:Vazqllez' 3-5). New York ( Hernandez 11-6) at Chicago'(B11l dw1n 7:05 p.m. · . .• 4- 10), 8:0.5 p.m. Football A orida (Dempster 4-~ 1 at Philad!'lphio, (Schilling Oakland (Hudson 5· 1) at MlnDeso ta {Mnys ~ - 3). National ' foot~all Ltagut 14-4). 7..15 p.m. 8:05p.m : · CAROLIN A PAtllTHERS. Wa1ved LB Steve Milwaukee (Pu l~ipher l- 1) 111Atlantn (Chen 1-l). Cu nk: y. Seaule (Fassero 4~ \ I) at Kansas City {A ppi er 87:40p.m. . · , \~' 9); 8: 05p .m. DALLAS COWBOYS . At~.recd to terms with Hou5to n (Hampton• L\..H at Colora do (R. LB Drit Ng~yen . Ramirez t-21. 9:05pm. DETROIT LIONS · Signed DE Jemmine Bl'noll, Wednesday's games CINClNN ATI {A.very 6- 7) at Los Angc:le5 iCh!'co DT Marc Matock and WR Andre Rone . · Oakland (Haynes 7-8) at Minne5ota (Hawlot'ls 6· 0-6). 10:35 p.m. GREEN BAY-PACKERS. Signed DL Ckndus 8), 1.15 p.m. · 9-5) at San Diego !Boehringer b · Arizona (Daal Hunt 10 a mul tiyear .:ontr:u;t Anahe1m (McDowell O.t) nt Tamp<~ Ba)' (Rope 4· 7 , os, :m. m~oston (Cho 2-3) at ~oronto <Hamilto n 3-~). 7 :0~ '' ; 10 10 -1-W . . ~92 . ~ 15, ., /. m Momrenl 6. Chic;~go i Atlnnta 6. Mll\\ auk ee I Philadelph1::1 9. Florida I New York 7_ Pimburgh 5 Hou~10n 8.·Col orado 5 Arizo na 2. Sau Diego 0 CINCIN NATI 5. Los Angl·les .~I 101 San Frandsco 10. St. Lou1s 8 8 ~ 55 , .• Mondav 's scores 6' 5 .1~ .459 +I ' I • / to hyper· Tonight's games "0 s~ Cruz .~ppeared Utah 7J. Wa~hing10n .6l ' 12 ~~~ · ..iS AfiZOil!l San Franci~ Cl\ Snn Ou~g o ' ' .I!: L 60 .11 56 46 m Wtgtm ()i,·lsion Eastrrn Dh·islon Iwn •• " 46 . •• •• 50 Chicngo Clark. The Ind ians ca ught a break when extend ht~ knee but remained in the Cruz followed with a high hopper 'game. ... In dia ns o~tfielde r/DH ncar thir9 that Enrique \V ilson David Just tee was fitted with a pro· snagged and caught Haselman off the tccti\'C cast on his sprained left wrist. bag: ' Hare rove· ~a id Justice will be back in Kyger Creek Little League Tournament HOF inducts Rollins, presents awards Scoreboard AL standings CELEBRATE HOMER - The Pomeroy Indians' Brandon Fackler (right) celebrates with teammate Eddie Fife Jr. after Fackler's solo homer in the fifth inning of Monday night's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament championstflp game . against the BarlowVincent Bad Cats. The homer put the Indians allead 3·2. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) ,. title ... • Ton~ pen, one.' ,. Pleasiint, W.Va.' as the newest mem · ber of th e tomname.nt 's Hall of ' ' s in•l ~. '· My ._heart stopped a liu\ e bit. .. . Thome fo llowed Sexson's RBI . smd Burba-. whose face was as r~d as one healthy. .· They got a•scare in th ~ ihird when with a two-run double to chase Chie f Wahoo's afl er th e mi scommu ~· Marny Ramirez, the maj ors' RBI Thompson, who las ted a seasdn-low ni cat ion between Cruz and Alomur. ' · . " l was mad ," he .said. "Not at the leader with .102. was forced to leave 2' 1 innings. th e Indian s ca-n' t seem to keep every- - .. Do _orne Pro Sboppmg. • I that's tho kind of thin g th at's been said Hargrove . "If Enrique doesn't . h,appcning to us. Naturally. it upset get him. that is not a good play. ·If me ." . you choose to do that. you'd better Polonia followe<j with a double . . be successful. " and Burba was commg unglued . Burba was. pulled one out later, fndtans manager Mike HargrO\C and Paul Shuey came on to strike out wen t to the mound to case hi s pitch- Dean Palmer to end the inning. Mike cr and to tell his team to dig down . Jack.,on pitched the ninth for hi s 21st ··r just tried to se tt k everyone san:. down... Hargrove said. ..\\-'hen Notes: Jacnh Cru7 made a leapin g Manny out ,'' he said. " Peoplt! want between second baseman Roberto yo u·rc gmng through som..: thing like catch on the warnm~ track in the to see if he's gut a hole in there. , A1omar and nght fielder Jacob Cruz we h:n c. strange things seem to hap- fight h to take ext ra bises away from (Continued from Page 4) winning run. The hitters: Davis and Jenkins had 2-for-3 effons to become the only repeat hitmakers .in the affair. Also getting hits for thll Indians were Blackston, Fackler and Well (they went 1-3). The Bad Cats' hitters were Smith - _,,~~ , . ( l-2), Adams, Cozar\, Johnson and ,. .. I Long (they w~m 1-3). Innin& l!!tl!li' Bad Cats __ ,_____ ........ ,.. 002-00 I=3-5-0 CENTURY'S LAST. INDUCTEE- Terry Rollhis 'of Point Pleasant, Indians .. :........ ___________ 0 I0-11 I=4-7-2 w. Va. (left) was introduced as the 1999 inductee Into tile Kyger WP - Fackler (in relief of E. Creek Little League Tournament Hall of Fame priol to Monday Fife) night's championsllip !jame. Rollins gets his induction plaque from LP- Welch (in relief of Long) tournament associate director Jerry 'Eutsler. (OVP plloto) · ~ay to Tee It Up, . _ , • • Burba (8-6) 'had gone six stans gatne shortly thereafter. Sexson followed with a · fielder's choice withou' a w·in , and received ,a nogr9under to put the Indians ahead 3-. dec isio n in hi s laS! outing despite striking · out a career- hi gh 13 . The 2. Hargrove didn 't accuse right- hand er all owed thiee run s and Thompson o f throwing at Ramirez, ni.ne hits In 6 '1 innings. walked none but sa iq he knows some team s have. and struck out six. while others have been tryi ng to He thought he had popped Bfll pitch the slu gger ti~ht all year. Ha sel man up wtth his first ,pitch in ··They' re looking for a way to get the SCH' IIth. but tlu: hall rei! in ·Jndians win w.a.son . · club 's first run in his first at-bat ,.... . After Mark Mo seS struck out, faced an 0-2 count before' getting _a ' ,, J:>/l ... haven 't been doing." Omar Vizquel had three hits for the Indians, who aft~r holding a pl ayers-only 'meeting before the game :won for just the third time in 12 -games since the All-St ar break . ' : Cleveland was coming off a three·game sweep in New York . wHich pounded · the Indians 21-1 on Saturday and won the other two games in their final at-bats. · Despite their recent tail spin now 13 -19 since June 22 - the ·Indians still led the AL Central by , II ~' games, and with the win improved to 24-ll against division. foes in 1999 and 49-16 vs. the Tigers in the_past five years . · Before opening a six-game homestand, the Indians locked the club- ,•· ... The first two innings saw the tim e since June 19 as Cleveland 'a five -game losin g streak, ' Indians turn two double plays that Cozart's douple to right that sent ended the Cats' frame s and 'he scor- LOng horne with the go-ahead run . ' house door and vented the ir frustration s. "This team has a lot of leaders. and everyone wanted to ewress in bits and pi-eces what we can do bel· ter," said Ri chie Sexson, who had two RB!s. "We want to gel back to dpin g the lillie things. Build i.nnings, and get things going. Things we r~turned from a rough weekend Dei vi Cruz hom ered for the Tigers :against the Yanhes to beat the and Luis Po Ionia had three hits_ Detroit Tigers 6-3 Monday and snap Alth ough they stopped their slide. Guess what'' I don 't think he has for a Well's clutch s1ngle l:lelps Indians b.e at Bad Cats 4..3 in fi-n a·l By G. SPENCER OSBORNE there· en rou t ~ li.l hc:.Hmg the Ind tans. OVP Staff Writer 12-5. , Ross \Veil' ... 5ix th- innmg bases- , In their th1rJ tournament .mc'C,t m~ loaded sing le 10 ec:.:nrcr field ~cnt uf tht: month am..J second of! th~ Travis EvercuJmmc with the run that ' Kyger Creek J.amondfcst. the pitchgave the Pomeroy lndrans a~-~ \IC- rng uf both teams wasn't heavy on . B.Y TOM WITHERS CLEVELAND (AJ') The Indians' schedule brought them back from New York and put them back into the AL Central. So naturally, they got back' in the win column. . Jim Thome dro ~e in three run s and Dave· Burba won for the frr sl �• P.-ge 8 • The DalaY Sentinel Tuesday, July 27, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' -· The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 'Haunting' the nation's top ·earning mov1e . L~S ANGELES (AP}- "The Hauntmg·'.ts _drummmg up plenty of business. desptte tis scary reputation . The effects-laden horror film took in $33.4 million in its opening three days to become the nation's - top film over the_ weel<end. It was followed by another newcom~r: "Inspector Gadget," . with $21.9 mtlhon. _ ,The top 20 movies at Nonh American theat~rs Friday thro~gh Sunday, followed by dtstnbuung stud to, gross, number of theater locations, average • receipts per locatton , total gross and number of weeks 10 release, as ~omp1led Monday by Exhibitor RelatiOns CQ. Inc. and ACNielsen ED line . I. " The Haunting ," Dream Works, $33.4 million , 2,808 locations, $11.907 averqe, $33.4 million. one week. 2. " Inspector Gadget," Disney, $21.9 million, 2.8'14 locations. $7,779 average, $21.9 million , one week. 3. "American Pie," Universal , S10.1 million, 2,544 locations, S3.975 average. $64.5 million. three weeks . 4: "Eyes Wide Shut," Warner Bros., S10.1 million. 2.483 locations , $4,058 average, $40.3 million, two weeks . 5. " Big Daddy.'• Sony. $6 million_. 2,904 locations, $2.068 .ave{age. $146 million , five _weeks . 1 6. "Lake Placid." 20th Century Fox, $5.6 million . 2, 10llocations. $2,662 average, $21.4 million, two weeks . 7. "Wild Wild West ,'' Warner Bros., $5 .3 million, 3.045locations, $1 ,751 average , $104.1 million . four weeks . · 8. "Tarzan, " Disney, $4.9 million. 2,281 locations. $2,139 avtrage , S 152.5 million . six weeks. 9. "The Wood," Paramount, $4.K Inillion, 1.191 locations , $4 ,049 average~ $16.4 million , two weeks. , 10. "Star Wars: Episode 1- -The Phantom Menace," 20th Century Fox , $4) million, 1.615 location~. $2 ,599 average. $402 .8 million, tO weeks. 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IS~ Bryant, whose primetime CBS newsmagazine The actress became the butt of jokes when she squirmed in her seat and seemed to. lose her "Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel." was a ratings fl,ep. train of thought during Lettennan's show on June 1997. worth the attention? Yes. CBS news executives told the Maybe she was gailty of "being a bad talk show Televisi_on Critics Ass_6ciation on Monday. "There's no guest, " t~e 52-year-old actress said this week, ,but she one better at morning 'television in the world, " said CBS was simply trying to be playful. 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After'b reakfast the next morning, the group took recently. Following a trail ride the members returned to , another trail ride . ' . Birthday &Kida Pleasure .Riders e·'njoy_camp. Time is runniilg ·out to· .' Salute Your Friends-and Neighbors from Rutland' in' our Conunemorative Edition for ft's :Bicentennial Happy· We Deliver! produced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Masson faces up to ' a $6.000 fine ·and one year in prison on each count. She was scheduled to be sentenced · Aug. 2. ' .80th Open Daily 4:00 PM 992-9200 police. He w~s tr~ated af' ci. hospital· for . fac ial cuts and • bruises. · -& The director is best known for a series of porn films · • H•ppyAd Buy -~ LOS _ANGELES (AP) ,-- Russ Meyer 's former longtime lover has been convicted of repeatedly punching the adult film director in the face. _ Debra Masson. 39, was convicted _Monday of dom'estlc battery. elder abuse and battery. l11e two had lived together for 14 years: Prose<utors said Meyer, 77. was attack~d May 26' while napping .on a couch at the Hollywood HiJis home ·he shared wi'ih Masson. Meyer told investigators he awoke .to find Masson standing over him, ·. .• punching him in the face . • . Meyer ned to the home of a neighbOr, «'no called Ventura said . th~ dp-y eight year• ago July 27; 1991 Iva G. }ohtuoll Rt. 7.Pizza Express 1 110, BoPoldln .......... Df&QUNE: :Z:OO p.m.. thodoy-.tNed to to tUft, SUncloy Steve Riffle '750 East St~te Street Athens, Ohio 45,701 .,.,...,., •• ..,....tcom 373 Gocwves er... ""- AUYani~­ In And ~ee r• ,!~!,!-;::a::., In M•mor)< 011 "There's plenty to g~in without having to suddenly make grandiose claims about what's goj ng to happen wah the 'Today' show. The 'Today ' show is excellent. ... we're not predicting any kind of immediate , dr,amatic result here ." HAM LAKE, Minn. (AP) - Gov. Jesse Ventura is literally on pins and needles. , , The wrestler-turned-politician said Monday he· has turned-to acupuncture to case his aching back ,' which he describ:Cd as " inOammation Of the tendons and tissue in the gluteus. " " It's called old age," .CLASSIFIEDSI Jll Loving Memory <~ tions. -!UY~~nu:Trade Gallipolis & VIcinity odltlon·2:00p.m. Stop Yr. W /Fun Benefits No E_qt. Nte~d . fi.A.M Tran&porl Spec•al Cali Toll Frtt t -177-230· 6002 Sun -Frl , 7 A.M . • 7 P.M. Gtoonung Assistant nHded In· chides Evenings and Weekends, No Phone CaliS! PMtase Mail Resume to Groom & Suwty Shop, Yard Sate Raffle , Crafts, Demonstrators, Sidewalk Sales, Farm Market, Window Displays, Calliope Music, Model Railroad Display, Food . Uve Entertainment and More. Information Call740,992-4197 Gr\f\6\f\9 . Tm""'t'- Earn $21 ·S32.000 1111 3599 En 2e01 . Bee and Bear Costume Contest, Honey Bear rate: chi ldren in poverty : the child death sources induding the FBI, the Department roo~ !or tmprovement. . , _ rate: the infant mortality rate : those not of Health and Human Services, The Annie It s mce to be recogniZed. We re gotng receiving natal care: total juvenile crime : the E. Casey Foundation and state law enforce - to pat ourselves on th~ back a little bit " said divor~e ra1e : and the teen birth rate. . ment agencies. Dennis Bailey. spokesman f~r Gov. Angus · 1 he states were ranked by calc;ulaung the Maine officials took pride in the No . I King. · average of all 10 factors for each. The rcp()rt listing hut acknowledged that there 's still draws on data from p)~u~b~li~c.;.an:d:.;p~r~i,:·a~te~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~':-rr~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;j""S;;;;=~;:;:;;:::;:;:: Names in. the news 1304)1195-3688 70 OriWtrti ' Fr. . 3 -WHII COL WEEKLY POTENTIAL Fouf'd;· MaJe Beag" Dog. Brown Colla r. Rolhnstown A tta . Live 'Bee Beard Demonstrations 'Y!§!!.QA~ c~r,,§l~K~.9J?.~~!. .~~~.!~Jo r raising chi I~ ren data on factors ranging from immunization necticut, Verinont and New Hampshire. to juvenile crime, a national advocacy group Bringong up the rear. in descending order, . conducted that Maine is the best state in were California, Arizona, Texas, Ncw·Mex which to rear a child. ' ico. Louisiana and Washington , D.C . , Maine advanced from eighth place last · The council. based on Washingwn . was year, when Iowa was No. I in the ran kings annou,ncong the ran kings today. 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Gallipolis, OH 45631 • DRIVERS - IMMEDIATE OPEN· INGS · REGIONAL IOTA S1ar1 AI 29 CPM /All Mi • Unloading Pay • Personaliz ed D ispatch • Home Ollen · Holiday /Vaca ti on Pay 401 K /Medic al /Pres. /Denial As· s1gned 99' T2000 's • Rider Program · 98% No -Touch Freight Call Sutch At Summit Transportation 800·876·06BO EOE. ing• EOE. RN Clinical Coordinator warned fOr. newly created positiOn in Gal· lia/Jackson area. Ideal candidate ~m be independent.hlghly o'rgan•zed & e11per1enced with geriatric population. all weekends . evenIngs, & hOiklays off. Send resume to Eric Hasemeier. Mer11cal Director, On Call Medical Assoc iation, P.O. Bmc 270, Atflens, Oh , 45701 . $OCtAL WORK POSITION: Program Coordinator Position Available For Res ldantlal Pro· grams For Persons With MRioo I~ Jackson . Pike, Athens •And Hocking Counties . 'Requirements: Bach91or's Degree And One Year , E~~:perlence In A Human Services Field, Valid · D rh1er's license . , Three Years Good Driving Ex· perienct, And Adequale Au to· mobile Insurance . Previous Ex· perience With Personnel Super· -:ision PreterTed . Must Uve Or Be Willing To R,lo ca le With in 30 M il es /30 Minutes 01 Jackspn . , Flex. ibfe Hours . Liberal Benelil Package. Salary : $20 ·22.000 r ' Year Send Resume To: Buckeye Community Serv ices, P.O . So~~: 604 , Jackson, OH 45640 -06.04 : AITN : Cecilia . Oeadllne For Ap · pllcants : 814199; Please lnd,icate Position Applying FOr. Equa!' Op· Portunlty EmpfOyer. �• Tuesday, July 27, 1999 . 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AVE: Near B~sl ness Sectton Ideal For Semors 1st Floor Real N1ce To VIeW 740-446-9539 New 49A 16 wtde $500 Down $219 permo Free Air t 800..691 3 Room Up$ta~rs Furnlsh•d W1ndow .l•r U-tdtlies Patd -&2851 Mo Pll,o$-7-1340 For Lease 8eauttlul SpaQous Two Bedroom AC Apl , L111"1ng Room Omtrfg Room At 57 112 Coun Street GallqJOiis Totally Hew Lots Of Storage S~ Plus Utlltties Secunty And Key DepoSit. No PelS References Re- qo."" 1~ BEAUTIFUL 4PAATMENTS 4T BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ATTENTION We II Pay You To Lose Up To 2'9 lbs ~0• More) 87 People Needed tm~tately 1 oner E.J.pites 7128 caa 740-441 1982 COOl. 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AC Apt , Ltvtng Room Dining Room On Gallipold Cily Park Off Street Parktng $400/Mo Plus UhhUes S8cunty And Key Oeposit No Pets Aefererlees 7>W-446-4425 Roqu""" Pilot Program Renters Needed 1 801).383-6862 .,.odern 1 Bedroom Apartment 740-446-W90 Now Talltng Apphcattons- 35 west 2 Bedroom Townhouse Aparlments Includes Water Sewage, Trash $315/Mo 740 446-0008 One & Two Bedroom Apartments Also House For Rent In Town No Pets Oepos•t & Refrences At· qw"" 741).446-9342 For lease One Bedroom AC Apt Corner Of Second And Ptne $250/Mo Plus Utthhes Security And Key Oepostt R~:tlet'ences Re qulred No Pets 7 40 4 46 4 425 One bedroom furn1shed apart mtnt 10 Mrddleport call 740·992· 9191 Twin Rt\18fS Tower now accepting applications lor 1 BR HUD sub· s•dtzed apt for elderly and hand lcajlped EOH 304-675-6679 Valley Vtew Apartments Rto Grande, Oh Now Accepllng ap phcat1on tor Immediate occupan ~ 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts Air Con dttton Kitchen appl1ances Fenced '" Play Ground Laundry On Sight Management Water Sewage and Trash .Paid Fun ttme Studenls must met FUHA Qual· l For more tnformauon 70 Monday Space for Rent Mobile heme site I ' bet ween Athans and Pomeroy, call 740..385--4367 Retail butlellng 1600+ square bot corner localton 87 Mtll Street Mrddleport Key .at A.cqu•s•ttons 91 MWI Streol; 740·992·6250 490 For Leese For Lease Office Suite Espettany Good For Insurance Real Estete Or Accounting 1300 Sq Ft Four Rooms flus Large Clencal Olltce Kitchenette And""Storage Room ADA Restroom Nat Gas Central Alf Carpet Corner 01 Third & Ohve GalUpolis OH 740 446 3994 and 1JM: peach drapes \• 7223 Household Goods Atr Conditioners Used O!Uerent Guaranteed! 740-886 0047 Stzes Appltances RecondJiioned washers Dryers Ranges Relrt grators 90 Day Guarantee! 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Price Reduced to $22,500 00 Great GtJ~duatlon Glllll (740)-446--4548 r ~D, l'ffR.tDOX)U~\rn m fo\C-1 CW'\ U~IW IO't'W New Replacement Gas Tanks~ & A Auto, Flrpley, WV (304)372 3933 or 1·800 273 93:29 1 11 Hebrew monlh 12 Balance IUblllance 24 Nor• poem A 6 2 25 Sea on lhe Kezakhalan· Uzbeklalan South !NT Weat Pus North 3NT border 26Nola- Elltt 28 Winge All pus 29 Pen potnla 30 Type ol mlf1er 31 Chemlsl's bur37 Made, •• oelary 38 Two alnger'8 41 Semple (food) 42Aitentlongeltl"ii sound 43 Copycat 44 Skeleton part 45 Bel gUide There are some three no-trump 47 -ana proper 48 River In Italy eontracts that appear to stand no 49 c... a chance A defender leads from a ftvesidelong card sun, declarer has no stopper m glance 50 End ola the sun, and those five tncks are there threat for the tailing However, some!Jmes 52 Peril &e819fl the spec1fic spot cards cause great dtf54 Symbol ol ,wisdom ficulnes Thts deal occurred durmg !he first round of the Vanderbtl t, the prem1er learn event at the Spnng Nallonals, held last March m VanCELEBRITY CIPHER couver ' by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryplograms are created from quotatiOns by famous people past and prese"t If North could have shown !he valEacnletter 111 the cipher stands foranoltlal Todays due Z equals Y ues for game w1th a smgleton spade, they 1mght have reached the makable '' five-dmmond contract But llts "nor. LRBL DNJJNY ONTC N X LRV mal" 10 go for the nme-tnck game The first tnck went spade four, JBTV OKZDRV XV B P NX Jack, king, seven The textbook return 1s the spade two, East'sl Ongtl'al ONJJSLJVYL PSDRBPC fourth,· highest (Wnn an mmalthreecard holdmg, one returns the h1gher K.DRSDHVT of the two remammg cards) Howev· PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I hardly watch baseball a•ymore I m so upset w~h a game thai's played 1ndoors and on plast!c " - (D~rector) Ron Shelton ,er, 1f East does lead the two, the sun becomes blocked West cashes the queen and ace, but East must wm the fourth round wnh hts nme or siX WOlD Then, assummg declarer guesses the UMI heart su11 correctly, cashmg four Edilld ~y CLAY I POUAN ------------hear! tncks squeezes East m the Rearrange IeHan of the mmors He cannot keep both the four scrambled words be kmg queen of dmrnonds and four tow to form four slmple wOfds clubs From the spots played attnck one, BUN NIB East should foresee thiS difficulty East must relurn the spade SIX or rune, plannmg tp unblock the nme or"' on the nex.l round However, 1t wtll be ARF I Y d•fl1cull for West to reahze what IS 5 happening At the table, botll Easls returned the spade two e1ght, queen, d1amond four Seemg the blockage, both Wests now led the spade three, hopmg par1: 16 17 'The besl lh1ng to have up ner had the 10 and declarer the nme L--L._;_..L.--.J.--..J.L-..J,.. , your sleeve I he com1c told the So, South's 10 won lnck three' i--'-------".-------,audience •s a --- --- _ BIG NATE Otl, WHAT AN EMPTY !"EELINC. 1 T FEEL A Pi'WN THAT S CAPTURED TOO IN A MATCH ! 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Miles, 5 Spd • Auns Excellent ~ LookS Sharp! $5 000 00 OBO t & LIV ESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment Waterline Spectal M&J- 11Distantpa.n.t 17 UnltiJ 11_,_ 20 l'Jpe olllquM 21 MMqulto 6 K Q 9 4 740 388-9693 740-992-6326 .....:_~.:::...=="---· 7--411150 1-800-520-6364 \ " cyttneler 5 speed. bOdy in ex celent oonditiO('I fOOS IJ)Od $875 OliO ' I Stiver Queen Sweet Corn, Large And SmaH Orders Welcome Call 07 Z7-tll • J • Q73 • J 10 9 8 4 ~,98~7-=0odge~-:R::-am-50::-:'k:e-:--cold-.:--:..-:, lc For Sale Home Grown Melons Tomatoes ar Ttoyer s Wood Crafts 9 miles west of GaflipoltS State Rt t41 Laktn Rd 5 North • • 720 Trucks for Sale ' 'HOST FAMILIES NEEOEOIII' Discount Mobile Home Paris & Supp~ Huge Inventory Vinyl Skirting K118 $299 951 5 Gal lon Aluminum Flbered Roof Pam! $25 21 5 Gal While Rool Paint $57 69 Anchors $5 Doors & Windows Gas & Etectrlc Water Heaters Plumbing & Ele ctrical Parts lntertherm M11ter & Cote man A1t Condtttoners & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Home Supply 740 446 9416 Gai!Jpolls OhKJ 580 PENTIUM COMPUTERS Poor Cred1t K! MERCHANDISE 5t.O LOADED L1ke New And Under Wananty.l Bought New In March Of H~ $16,300 Or BeSI Otlor 740 9927102. 4 Respons1bl• Parry Wanted To l...Ow Monlhty Payments On See locally Call 1 BOO 268-6218 FARM SUPPLIES for Sale Old trunk.tofd fUL~V Dooni Smr. Automafie Loade<l, 1 ~011 SALE. CONSOLE PIANO Campers & Motor Homes ' 1973 Mo!Of Home Dodge Chas" You'll build o b'f n<SI tgg when )'OU '""' with lh• dosufitds SleS $2 000 Or Trade For 60( Truck, 740-441-Q584 1 1 1969 S 10 wtth a Pop Up Campef: (Soampar) Refrigerator Stove Furnace. 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Contracting Carpentry Por che s Trailer Set Ups And Air Conditioning Also, Ma1n1enance 740 441-o193 Rainbow Bulldera Build new or repair old, no job to o small or large Mator cred1l cards tWV029582 Call (304)4 58 1049 BP •528 8092 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Restdenttal or commercial w~rmg new serv1ce or rePairs Master l! censed eteclrlclan AldenoiJr Electrical WV0 00306 304 67~1186 ASTRO·ORAPH .,. LIBRA(Sepl 23-0cl 23)AI best, speculative siluattons nrc always Wednesday, July 28, 1999 There wtll be a better than usual m.Qrket for what you know Jn the commg year, allowmg you to be more effect• ve than you have been m the paS! Uuhze your knowledge and experttse wnh aplomb LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Should both parues refuse to compromise and want to run the show m a part- nership Slluauon today, nothmg wdl work ou1 Euher fmd a way 10 giveand take or pan company Leo, treat yourself to a birthday g1ft Send the requ1red refund form and for your Astro-Graph pred1c11ons for 1he year ahead by ma1hng $2 and selfaddressed stamped envelope to Astro· Graph, c/o IbiS newspaper, Pd Box 1758. Murray H1ll Slalwn, New York, NY 10156 Be sure to state your Zochac s1gn VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Apprectatc your hmnauons and oper ate fully wtthm the hnes Attemptmg to do more than vou can comfortably be self· manage today wtll prove to defcutmg m the long run nsky If you're gomg lo take a gam ble today, do so only on yourself Instead of tak1ng a chance on some one whose actions you can'l control SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) You would be domg yourself o greal dts servtce today hy stnvmg to plca.'\e persons who truly do not have your besl mterests heart Don t be unduly mnuenced by lrappmgs SAGIITARIUS (Nov 2l Dec 21) Unless you can offer construe:., uve supenor suggestton!i do not crllJ\;lle the 1deas of others today You could end up lnokmg hke a fool 1f they prove you wrong CAPRICORN (Dec 22 ·!an 19) Bemg too hasty to pun.: hase somethmg you' ve been wanttng may not be a shrewd move today There's n posstbthty you may later dtscovcr you could have gouen 11 cheaper elsewhere AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Feb 19) Someone who has taken 1t upon h1m or herself lo make an unaulhonzed 1mpor1anl deciSIOn for you m lhe pas! may auempt th1s little ploy agam a• today Be watchful of your mterests PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Be optimistic today about your actiVIties al)d don't VIsualize yourself as over· whelmed by things before you beg1n Nega11ve thmking will play 11self out ARIES (March 21·Apnl 19) If you find yourself Stngtng a d1fferen1 lune from everybody else today, check the mus1c By refusmg to JOin the chmr m smgmg thelt rendttlon, your clash wtll produce sour notes • TAURUS (Apni20-May 20) Cre· auvtty 1s an env1able quahty Should you auempt to be d1fferent today merely for the purpose of standmg ou11n the crowd, you could suck out hke a sore thumb GEMINI (May 2l·lune 20) Should you have to deal With an tndr vrdual who takes an adverse pos1t10n from how you feel about an 1ssue don t allow angry words to develop and sp01l everyone s day CANCER (June 21 July ~2) Buyer s remorse may result 1f you settle for purchasmg cheaper or 1nfcnor merchandise tn order to acqutre soniethmg now Wa1t unltl you have suffictent fu.nds dollars lo get M1!walic.ee Brewers at Atlanta Braves (lrve) value for yqur / • •• NEA Crossword Puzzle BaJDOI: I I . I I I �• • I I ' ! •' ' .,ege10 • .The Dally s.ntlnel Tuesday, July 27, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio !Looking for signs of abuse in children agree with you, but Gladys can't bear to put him in his own room. The .favoritism is so obvious, even the boy knows it. He often says he is. happy he was "born first". Bonnie can be a sweet, loving child, and it breaks my heart to see the way she is treated by her mother. which I think is terrible . I baby sit Is there any way of making Gladys . for Bonnie several days a' week. and .a ware of what she is doing to her she is always a perfect angel when daughter?· -- WANT TO HELP IN she is with me. The last time Gladys LOUISVILLE, KY came to pick ,up her daughter at my DEAR LOUISVILLE: "Is Bonhouse, Bonme started crawling . on nie's father around? ' What about her hands and knees like a baby. She Gladys' family? Are there any mem· also wets her pants when she's with bers . whQ might intervene' If not, her mother; a lth ough she never does you !'lUSt urge Gladys to get some it with me . , counseling. The child's tantrums and , Gladys' other · <;h ild, ~ b~y. is · destructive nature are a cry for help. never spanked oi yelled at He is 6 and Glad)'s needs to learn how to act years old and st1ll sleeps in ;,his in Bonme's hest interest. Don't let mother's ~ed. I know you have often . that little girl down. Make it · your • Dear Ann Laadera: Are lhere !any signs to determine if a child is ~ing emotionally abused? My il.riend, "Giadys,"·is' a single working \JnOiher. Her Y<?U!Igest child, a 3 year yld girl , is capable of..hug~per ~anttums. ''Bonnie" breaks toys and ~reams at the top of her lungs. ,Gladys has picked the child up and )carried her out of supermarkets and .shopping malls after several of her ' jlerformances. · : Gladys yells at Bonnieojll~n. tells .her she is "bad;" and calls her a brat. .>M .... -·· ·"· ·'·" "·· . cost~ ~ Ask yourself three questions when contemplati·ng using one of reward cards: How much of lrc,.vard'' will I reaII y earn? How lffiluch does the "free" item really Willi really benefit from this loH'er? Take for ·instance a credit card an annual fee of $75. You are Jre•.vwded a free airline ticket have . accumulated , 20,000 1mt.tes. If it takes yoti 'four years to those miles, you have actualspent $300' for the "free" """"'· I is not taking, into account fees thathave I'I i0~~~;~~ on unpaid bal;anc,es' (which I when he sold the property, he would shameful. I am n01 going to tell a mOiher to sue her son, but I do hope the' initial investment. Two months his brothers will lean on him hard to ago, Dennis sold the house, but in do the decent thing. Maybe whe" spite of my repeated calls, he has they read your letter in. my column failed to give me a dime. I even sent they will decide to do so. I hope this, a writte.n request, but he has not is the case. ·Please let me know if responded. I've tallce~fto his broth- Dennis comes through. ers about this, but they refuse to Have trouble sleeping ·at night become involved. . and don't want to get involved in a Now, Dennis hides from me. He novel? "A Collection of My Favorite used to be honest, conscientious' and Gems of the Day" is the perfect bedc lriJstworthy, but he seems to have stand ·mate. changed. I worry thatJf I Jet him get Send a self addressed, long, busi; away with this, he will behave in a " ness size envelope and a check Qf dishonorable way with others.' AI.O, money order for $5.25 (thi s includes Ann, I am 63, in poor health and postage and handling) to: Collec: could use the money. Will you tlon, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Bo( please tell me what to do? -- WID- 11·562, Chicago, 111. 60611-0562 (irl OWED MOfv! IN Gll.BERT, ARIZ. Canada. $6.25). To find out more DEAR MOM: Obviously, Den- aboui Ann Landers and read her past nis is a deadbeat and has no inten- columns, visit the Creators Syndi- pay me back the money I put up for Tomorrow: P. Sunny H!gh: 90s; Low: 70a .·· . ·, The 34th annual Ohio Mennonite Relief Food stands will be open serving barbec ued Sale and auctiOn wifl be held on Friday and · chicken, pork, veill, and beef sandwiches on Saturday, Aug. 6 and 7 at Kidron. . both days. Proceeds will go to the world iel!ef. devel· At 7 p.m. Fnday the Cantate Singers will' opment and service projetts··o f the Mennonite prese nt sacred anthems, hymns and spirituals Central Cor11miuee under its logo. ' ''In the foll owed by a sing-along w.ith familiar hymns . Name of Christ " Camping space is available near the site o'f.. . The event will get underway on Friday at 4 the sale for those wishing, to spend the night. p.m. in the will ope n at Central Christian High Resirooms and water are also a~ailable but School. ' " . ' there are no electrical hook-up. Creat(ve rmpons from around the world A breakfast ':'ill be served qeginning at 6 will be sold '" the new .auditorium. where a.m. on Saturday. August 7. At 7 many. of the there will also be a Swiss pantry with home· stands will open. Admissi·on and parking ate made pies. cook ies. cakes and other' goodies. free; a free hayride shuu,le serve to and from the sale is available. . At9 li.m. thequilt auction will feature over '200 Amish and Mepnonite quilis, wall hangings, comfoners.. Afghans. and crib-sized quilts. A listing of all the quilts..11nd wooden items will be' available and a memorable' copy of t~ History of the Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale . · . In adja,cent teritS::.there will be ·lacal crafts including needl~..work, hooked . 'r\.tgs, . and stuffed toys for sale. : ·) ' . Th'e w<iod auction will start 'at 9~0 ·in the ' old gymnasium. Quality handmade items such as a Howard Miller grandfather clock, cherry P~rk' Free 'Concert in the Meigs County's Vo lume so. Number 37 Regional Briefs - pme was Birthday 'boy ~ are ' Meigs . senior receives trustee scholarship' award. Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sections • 12 Pages , I range members attend camp I• If tl'le 992 Exchange Is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, You Can Call ' Holzer Clinic In Gallipolis Toll Freel DIAL · 992-7834 (;::7]~g:=~t:}oyh:::av~e;:o~n::;e::;.TTG'·:;~;:;M,..a_co_mTbe~r-a:;n-d_:_s.:_on~,·M ~-=:ik~e~,~of=S:.a~l~;m;sOhio ~ . ~~~~~~~~~~~ ished as-a flee service to non-profit <':HESTER Shade River ]grc1ups wishing to announce meet- Lodge 453 F&AM special meeting and special events. The calen- Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the lodge with is not designed to promote sales. work in the Master Mason degree. fund raisers of any type. Items are Past masters' night will he observed. hmint<'d only as space pennits and Refreshments. l~;~~i~~~be guaranteed to be printed a j! number pf days. WEDNESDAY ~~~~~~~~p~:anicd by a parent/legal 2J State Grange. treasurer. As · a . · , and immuoization records be presented. For more infor, 1rnauon call 740-992-6626. S to be the speaker. infomtati.on contact Betty Johnson, 740-441-1415, Swigger, 992-6667 or the church, 992"6443. PORTLAND - Regular meeting of the Lebanon Township Trustees, 6 a.m. 'at township building. RACINE - Wildwood Garden C lu b. I p.m . .' at home of Janet Theiss , Vine St. , Racine . SATURDAY THURSDAY CLIFTON Gospel stng, Cl1fton Tabernacle, Saturday, 7 p.m. featuring "Oel1vered." ALFRED - Orange Township Trustees, Thursday, 7:30p.m. ai the home of Clerk Osie Follrod. SUNDAY ' RUTLAND - Davis reun MIDDLEPOR'J; - · Interdenonii - Sunday, Rutland Firemen's national Women's 'Ministry, "Ladies .. basket dinner at noon. Alllla~~~~~:'~~~ of the Lo~d" , prayer service for dants of Orlando and K young Christian women, Thursday. Sheline Davis and fnends 7 p.m . at the Ash Street Free Will fami ly invited. ' I , Meigs ,County will be providing grant/loan funds to qualified .households in Meigs County for the replacement and/or upgrade for failing on~Jot septic ·systems. Theses funds are being· made available through the EPA Ohio Rural Hardship ·Grant/Loan program funded through the Ohio Water Pollution Control Ulan Fund, which is Ohio's (;lean Water Act SRF Program . The Meigs County Grants Offi~ will being providing applications for participants in Ihe EPA Rural Hardship Septic On-Lot InstaUation Program on August 2nd, through August 20th 1999 from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday. You may sign in, PICK UP AN APPLICATION J\ND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO BRING TilE COMPLETES APPLICATION BACK FOR REVIEW at the Meigs Grants Office at 1,17 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. The Rural Hardship On-Lot Seplic Program will provide full grants to very low income households · and 50% grant-50% l.ow interest loan to low income households in Meigs County whose currenl septic system needs replaced and/or upgraded. · For more informalion or should you just have any questions, please oall Jean Trussell at 740-9927908. . ' :M~gs Counry 9rants Office lP E. Memorial Drive · ,. Pomeroy, OH 45769-9615 '' 740-992-7908 . , ..... _____, ·----- -----,.---- - --· Lotteries QWO ' Pick 3: 9-9-0; Pick 4: 1-3-0-8 Buckeye 5: 2-9<10-16-35 ,, W.VA. DaUy 3: 5-6-9; Daly 4: 8-4-6-8 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio roll -top desk, quilt racks, ·handmade dulcimer, ' tea can, glider rocker, one-of-a-kind model MCC truck, a baseb~ll bat coat rack, toys and bowls will be .for sale. There is to be a 75 HP Steiner' tractdr, . a 3x6 foot metal ·wagon, four Cleveland Indian tic kets for sale, and demm shirts with the Ohio Relief logo will be available. For the first time any interested chilp13 Of ·under with the supervision of parents will meet in the children's tent from 10.30 to II :30 a.m . for a child's auction. Featured will be dolls, toy tractors, gafT1I:S and other miscellaneous i.tems. 'He brought back several· new instrumenls to instruct his stu' dents on. ' Battle Monument State Park is located at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha rivers on Main Street, Point Pleasant. Seating will he on the park grounds and participan~ should bring blankets or lawn chairs, ' . · : <\,jln .tl!e event of rain, the concen will be he)d at the Mas~l) ~nty Public Library. · · ·· A spokesperson for the Park and Artist Series sa/d. "'This event promises to be an enjoyable and relaxing time in lite park. Every!)ne is welcome:" . . · · •· announce retirement from the NFL today -Page4 '. • set for Thursday :. POINT PLEASANT, W Va. - The Point Pleasant Artists ' Most marimbas have •49 to 52 bars with a range of.4 to 4Series and Battle Mo~ument• State Park are joining together to .. ,..JJ2 octaves. The bars are struck with rubber of yam-covered sponsor a free "Concert in the Park." mallets. · .. . Funding for the. concert.is being provided by an anonymous Some Latin American marimbas arc very long lind can be donor. The program will be hel~ pn Thursday, July 29 at 7:30 played ~y as mari'y as four or five musicians tit one time. p.m. Th.e instrul)lent produces a rich, mellow sound and is espeA at Baroque,. a marimba ensemble, will provide the enter- cially popular in Africa and Latin America. 1ainment. A marimba .is a percussion instrument th~t resembles The Marimba Ensemble is headed by James Steven "Steve" a xylophone. ' '·. . Hall, ,an assistant professor of music at Marshall University. The mar1mbas that will be played have rosewood bars that H.all traveled to Africa in 1998 to further his studies in the field arc amplified by metal tubes called resonators. · of percussion. •rru Sanders to •• • Roush birth announced Smith$ ·host picnic for D of A· POMEROY Immunization jcllln· IC, Tuesday. 9 to II a.m . and I to p.m . Meigs County · Health jDepan Every child musi be Bentley & Williams named all-stars, Page 4 Ann: Caring for mom, Page 7 Family medicine, Page 8 Today: Partly Sunny High: eGa; Low: 70s ' extremely high). , however, you acquire the Jmiles or rebates rapidly, ~se the for everyday expenses·/ have that does not restrict usage . . Darin and Heather Ro!ISh of Tuppers 'plains annoqnce the birth of a a short time limit, and pay Members of Chester Council 323, Daughters of A! played with Ruth Smith wining the prize. daughter on June 1~. at Sl. ioseph'sHospilal. She weigbe.d six pounds, two your balances each month, America, met recently at the hoine of Scottie and Est\ter . 'Attending the potluck were Gary Holter, Mary · offer true savings. . , · . • • '~ · . ' ounces and was 20 mches long.. · . Smith for a potluck super. lfdlter, Doris Grueser, Sandy White, Thelma White, Let's say· you buy a .washing Grandparents are Steve and Diana Robe!1s, Flore11ce Goff and lhe late ' Laura Mae Nice , c onducted the meeting which Charlotte Grant, Everett Grant. Deloris Wolfe, Laura ma<,hi'r"' for $400 and use · Alvin Goff, and Delbe!1, Jr. and Elise Roush. Delben Roush, Sr. is a great- opened with the pledge to the nag, scripture from Mae Nice, Opal Hollon, Betty Young, Kathryn Baum, credit card. You may get Mallhew 5, and the LOrn's prayer in unison. Helen Wolf, Mary Jo Barringer, Ella Osborne, ·Goldie grandparent, and Lucy Goff is the godmolher. back in the form of , . ft was reported that Barbara Sargent bro~ her foot, ederick, Ruth Smith;Enna Cleland, Julia Cunis, Alta or that amount may be taken that Ruth Stethem is in the hospital, that]ulia'Cut'tis had latrl; Harlan 'Ballard, Jean Welsh, lnzy Newell, the purchase of your next car, eye surgery. and that Dorothy Myers, Betty Denny, sther Smith, Scottie Smith, Elizabeth Hayes, Shirley From this scenario, you can Erma Cleland and Opal Eichinger having health" Beegle, Eva Robson, and Helen Cline, and ·guests, of your rebate in two ways: problems. • ' ·.. ,Ronald Osborne, Derik Cline, Robert Brewer, and can consider that the actual Cards were read from Etta Will and Eleanor Leonard. ,David Welsh. · · · · of the item is the rebate sub- . j·tr;ICtc'd from the retail price or·· you Gabriel Starcher of West tolum· real i:te that your car wi II cost bia cefebrated his sixth birthday muc.h less when you buy it with a party at · McDonald 's in The University of Rio Grande . 'to offer this special award to Mehssa,'; said Mark Abell , One thing to beware of is to Pomeroy, Ohio on July 3. has presented Middleport resi- director of admissions at·Rio Grande. . Jufiidet>talnd that the card may' , ' Present were his parents, Eddie dent Melissa Holman with ·the "She displays many. qualities we want to see in a into a certain· brand or kind and Michele Starcher' brother, Trustee Scholarship, which cov- Trustee Scholarship recipient and we are happy that IP"xluc:t , which wtll limit connpari- j Jacob Starcher': grandparents mil<e ers partial tuition for the recipi- ' Melissa has elected to st4dy at the UniverSity of Rio You also and Joy zirkle and George and Judy Grande ." ent. ~~~;e sure, you get .your. Starcher; great grandparenh Holman plans to maJor in biolo. Students who. would 1i ke more infonnation about ·the It time has, expired. Be Gaynell McAbee and Lennie Hapgy at Rio Grande . . · , , · ~ ,Trustee Scholarship, or- any other scholatship programs understand , the terms of tonstall ; Pam Durst; Lisa. Moody; She is the daughter of Jame~;, 'offered by the university; may call 740-245-7208. rel1ate credit card. If you do not pav Robert Moody; Susan; Kaleb and and· Denise Holman. · Residents of OhiQ, Kentucky, Pennsy) vania and West the balance eaeh mmith , the Jacob Petry; and many. other "The university is very pleased . Virginia may call toll free, 1 -800-2~8-27116 . . Jinltere•St raie may quickly nullify · friends. sav,i,r.gs. . ,. . ··, 7-----~~~--~= Work with a reliable credit card jc~~i,~"Y. that, will not renege on .companies determine Th~n what their benefits, fees, intc,res;tj Several local junior ..Grange ·c;enter. result of her position, she will be a and rewards are, and they can , m~mbers atte~ded the Ohio Stale The theine for the catilp was the member of the degree team at lite 1"''4"[;< them almost at will. Grange annual summer camp at · railroad' and a trip on a railroad was Ohio .State annual session in Octo' . those cards th~t will honor Friendly H1ll s Ca..;p north . o( enjoyed by all the campers. Camp ber at Cincinnati. She already holds agreements. ., · Za~esville. . classes were given . to assist Junior the highest award given by the For those people who immedi' Attending from here were Carson Grangers ·in obtaining merit badges, . Grange-the Supet Junior Gt:anger .. ' pay off their credit .card'balYost, Steven Yost,' and Hannah Yost, · tq make contest entries. to learn award, ., }an·ces, and would be using the hf Racine ; Stephani~ Matomber of Grange ritualism, and to learn leadAll the Junior Grangers attending "free" service anyway, the rebate Salem. Center; and Emily Ashley of. ership. · .. the camp are members of Star Jr. fc•edit cards are a good deal. If there Rocl<.spnngs. · The annual 'elections of the Ohio Grange No. 878 .of Salem Center, Holzer Clinic ... Keeping the Pro~e! . ' is a high annual fee , if you do not · · Patty Dyer of Gallipulis and Opal State · Junior Grange were held. whose leader is Linda Montgomery. Dyer of Rutland are the Ohio State Emily Ashley, daughter of Keith and off your monthly balances, or do not tum in your rebate withGrange Junior leaders, and assisting Emma Ashley, serving as state lady PUB:tiC NOTICE the ·designated time span, it will them as · camp leaders were Jan assistant steward, was chosen ' as . July 28, 1GIHI Weather ·Me:nnonHe"·renqrsare· set ~tor. A.ij·g·ust . Many credit cards today offer rewards or rebates in rtte form back, frequent Oyer miles, money off on the purchase of cars, and ,food. Are these cards wonh be saved, and you can do it. Dear Ann Landen: I am facing a vexing issue, and I hope you can help me figure out what to do. I have three sons. all in their 30's. Five years ago, I gave each son a sizeable and equal sum. to invest in . his future. They did not ask me for this money. I offered it, hoping . they I would put it to good ·use. Later; I lent more than $100,000 to my only , unmarried son, "Dennis," because he wanted to buy a foreclosed house for resale. ' · Dennis and J had a verbal contract ~greeing that the rental income would be used to pay back the money I was shelling out for property taxes. ·i~surance, .repairs, and so on. Dennis has fulfilled that part o( the cont~acl. Wednesday ---- ----- ' . ' Smgle Copy · 35 Ce n ts 1 � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 27, 1999 jernagan lightfoot